Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1880, Page 6

0 HE CilcCAGO ‘i . iv n ; RIBUNE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1880—SIXTEEN PAGES. r 17-4) Attorney repreeenting tho interested parties, and | and north nlong tht street to Madison, where | tn tess thon ten mintitos, and then the wagon ( Murphy, charged with dicorderis contuct, to- | to ho on tap for alt who protent that thoy eau | Ho began by remarking that tho Domovrgy i LL 4 with tho approval of tho dude, ILwas deemed | tho processten diatandod. wreabhize, Tho two mon it charge of ttraved | gethor with the man Dwyer. ‘The parties wero | do work for Carter and his cause, party, having no principio to advance, bind “a . mivisable not to again try that cae, Jn tho The sympathy of the crowds which Mned the | {from helng damaged moro thie to the extent askediC thoy wero ready for trial, They each ‘The men who oro to act as sorted to shinder and forgery to eateh vo, io other one i strong nppedl was made to the syopathyeat Sere . of &4, Tho ace Wl simforttinate | answered Jie tho allirmative. ‘Tha witnosaes: DEMOCRATIC SPRCIAL POLICEMEN Hiven go Inatgniiteant n eundidate as hiinseit hy proccenting withess, formorly a partner of the | streetain deep innsaes of men and women was | jn the premature destruction of property, waa | wero then sworn, Vour witnesses testitlet it defendant State’s-Attorney Mills’ Req | muitieion for -ilay pbeon singled out for the attacks of 1h ry nil in view of 8 daubt ng to the | quite nas romarkuble a fo it | thy proseenmon, and une, Me, etsler, for tho Pan clectlan day lit ite Lepaician ortinienes | neve and ana yautcey, but ho eager Tt the evidence to convict, iho case | the procession itself. Tho mention of the name | fram de to any one thougl six persons bad a | defense, Tho four with who teatifled far tint om ture of the occasion as | also fortunate, since po personal injury rest cs vould dtlegrace nuvelty. Any one his but to | tO say yo tindet grown thin av wan diamlasedt, with [eave to relnstnte, Mr Rune 4 very narrow excape, the explosion and fre oce | tho prosecution stated In tholr examination bee | NOt athe 4 P| thom, and remarked that ho hy ce . 6 hraski, where ho had ostaiiished bimecif. Ane 5 ‘1 yer. Shree of thom stited th le ol itary 1 no! ned inset mime sort of y 2 h \ wrintwino figment Mt the techn view of all | howled out by fellows who akuiksed behind bar | gorane qe Ree eee STAR CHENE Chun ot, | telued Dwyer by. tho throat at a-timu when | fellowwe aud the city cel ss e coorming, | auetien, Hiya evnest “made. of utm'ainat od 2 Cc jarges. the eireumstanees, to pursue the course that | room screens, and sought to relieve thole untinp- | They were mthior Inte in putting in an Appear: Dwyer wardolig nothing te hut oxeept using | and hold them allay, i paseiblo, against Re- | eutered tha, hull, ho showed, tty eplty of tho was taken,’ aes . ty | sonie harat language. ‘The Cour witnesses testl+ rater tb nussion that he warn't a Daniel Webster | aes Inoss by mentioning the nnine of thelr candi | ance. and at 8 o'clock It appeared that so far ns islor e tle] publlean voters. Tne question that fs boing 4 a In point qqg{itt Biller uleo alls attention to the fact | Tare tun it was recotved simply with % portens | the North Division was eomeurned tho temone | Had that visor dit, gotomer te bul, INiser | eked ie Will thn poopy auinit to Mnrriaan's | on Tt ei eatas inlining Mia ea eee ee St. LEONARD AWETT ous derision. No one ealled out twleo fur | featlon would be a ative, | A few animes | hut stinpiyeeized hia by tho throat and trie 3 | Niaiwereeinen and merchuite fencraliye ‘hoy | RECUTINA, On appropriation foe tha’ Chiengs ‘He Refers to the Record to} js on anunbor of ball bonds for tho too | “Three cheers for Haneouk." Tvon the first su lito eT E Sy throw nlm out of the place; and Dwyer thea : ; , 0 re hess," l propiogn to protoct thole rights. Custom-Ioure, After seme apropos rein: Heathors, whe wero indleted tn 1 Assombled to eect the “boys.” nnd whlch wos | steak Golsler, Geiser tontifed Unae bo did nut | PEMosy to BrOLeCE hole MEMS, oatorday | onthe scarolty af timber In tho Democrat Fand fled to | tld it ecemed to stick In the thront, and, while lense ns ta make tho strects alinust (npnRel- | ate Dwyer by . . * ‘3 i * o y the throat, butonty laid hold of y party,—asenrelty which compeliod the; Show How Baseless Canada, “Default was entered! agalust Mr, Sirett | tho peuls of Inughter which tho favitation invae ward the beating of drums in thy distance, | Mierunteeutiur: that therewpon tie police ofieer | HAL AROE the foramen of tha now Tulane | Th mon win, like Trumbull, shop pose tho Court, W 8 my je bi; riubly evoked wus it progress, tho luckless wight | and soon thereafter the entire vielnity = “ lac . H 1, Farnge They Are * piace Mev sirote hes pushed, | Tus Evoked wis in progruss, tho luckluss wight | Tted with: torches, avid coheer acter cheer | tamiulled hin and Jorked bln about the room. | Guy at Deniocratio hewdqiarters and had neon | Worthe nnd Lo Mose, hud leon disecrited hy : Ns and the money collected from him? foun orbrenk faethe Klud ‘cover provided by ] Rent. tho’ ale nm club after clube aerived, | Causa ay Mie, Lon Ny for tle ete uy | ftlttion with the munagers, and Ne Hraposed te | eet et Die thoy woro eneliy wets as ” : : \ 4 " 4 pply a sitar urs omar, 3 i f edie : . J prea default agate Lennard Swett and James the conven Henk driest fecitesatilecea bed ‘The ret eninpany 0 rele was Company sof the tillests, thoy dewled it, and this completed | UE over, Tels allega Cor tea ertes ad tert he swolt mt momo Jenith on the authjoc ot i Torehe | if my memogy serves mo, before Thocamestnte’s | over at aver aurain wand the HeDuricbo ened | Capt Ntetolus Petric commanding, numbering | WAtestinony, ty the enae, Unon hearive to | onployed by tho Company, ‘Tho men reside iu | Holla de ieothote atintesee oo OLY On A Grand Turnout of the Torche | Atémoy, “Some timo afterwants, on default, | frtho crowd tat, though they ld enme out | seventy-two mon, ‘They were followed by Come | Lesttmun’, ibe Cone entd that Mr. Geller 1 | rent part i tho ally. [ble a matior whluh doe question of Southorn * hana * + Suigment woe. obtained an iy application | prepared for eomething zrand, yet tho reality | pany 1 of tho smine ward, Capt, C,H, Osbarn in | SPINE er by tte irate wae fot tee Oh | servos Investigntion, though probably untruc. | sini cadingcclork ofthe inst Mutiny eee Bearing Republicans auninst tho sureties, After Judgment wos ob- | hadaurpasned their inost fopetabexpechona. > | comund, Nexteame the Like View Guards, { Mele er tis duty coe thesis committe ee | ee poled rending-clork of the nat, Nationa) Cone of Chicago. Free Te ere eee ee eee en | ee eee aetna cs alae | a rrieorecuelog amid bene byt drier ess at Hatallgnt adtatey ing tadtat tiie ewe of thom & DEPULY-MARSUALS. course af whitelt ho predated a maocity’ af Wes, 4 q 4 street, boiow Madison, constituted a. splon sueles, and headed by . . * % i x \ f Loulven in opporuimity he wouldato his beat to | heoae’ Rar enor the: Geilituatisetiturined aap. | while (uo vast cred cheered, some witt young | £26 slsordorly conduct wt the polls, EMIST CONGHNSSLONAL DISTRICT, for Garileld In Michizaw and urged tls hong aceure the retuen of the fugitives from Justtes, | windows whieh innke this the ‘brightest spot in | hoodtuma took advantage of tho oxelt audon thd stroneth of his atatement, which | the eltyofaneventng lookeddiul, Theapposition | throw stones at them, which caused co Paty that ‘The following Deputy-Marshala woro appoints | tonsslat In tenetiing the Democratic BUSINESS-MEN, oi yesterday for tho Kirst Congressional Dis- | Heto was Judgment after death, and f tt showin, ‘ Carter Hl, Harelsan that, with all hie polices 2 = was undoubtedly made in“ mved’ faith, | of bine, red, and Hime lights, of atreanting rocks | able commotion for afew min STEN AMIE lat: enue & Tho Most Imposing Display This tho Court, hid “eho tment Mrotgatdo, | nan arin Homan camutes was too much for | npesnie to sinulo one the eltenere ae to visit | SRELANG TAHOI EMER. GM Fn HUNT TOAN | tse Tine guinory: he equkt not fopross tho Nentbions a 3 . default, however, | remaining. t si dit Pig's AveMed Very Inette ny a punish ft dle. ” Ate . . City Has Seen for Many Hutt timed have reeelved frequent intimationse| jn aka eucurior sinre ce tee recorechute display next to arrive, was Com- | ‘That tho hushiess-mon are alive to tho emor- | [trt Precingt—-Alexander Calhoun. Fra eee Pe Teas. Bett, candidate t Year: from Mr. Swett thot he wardolne all tn his | suddenly an awful ginro of Nght filled the fifty-one en, Capt. Brawn, | gency of the ocunsion,—to the nevessity of elect+ hitrdesd oso) nh Mlciiecducob Jacobson, Williamson and Kirk Hawen, candidat ined It 0, fl curs. power to sceure thy return of tho iloo Brothors; | street. “Men's faces turned ecartut, tlic, pink, Th f¥ty men, Capt. W. B lone (ing topaniican President and Vico-Presiient. Pattethe-Nolaon Patterson, James Plummor. Judcestiip, “Br Dinwoa, white ttle fen for the : ‘ that he hud employed deteetives, and was tn | ind ghaatly whity by (unis tn tho Hood of varias | fren Seventeeritty Ward, Thoxy were followed } of thy United stutes.—Is shown by the Indorso- | Fitti—Startin fest, Fosse Llshop * | by'nisnctive campaigning, was. nn interentee constant hope of necerinining tholr whereabouts | blo tight which came fron aanonstrouslaminous | Ey Computes A.C) nnd 1 of ihe freteenth | ont ot tho contitunticu of tho vreont ern of AEAOMAU Sak tut impeessivo-ns Usunle' and wae insets The Business-Men of the Board | ,," Seu. Sulles calls attention to tho allegod fact uaa ve aries nd and In tiv order tamed thay | prosperity given below. Tho list comprises | Firat Peooluet—Thouas Keurney, Honry Bls- | Mrounedicurwad atier nome Lurie somites that. a Hee ti fen eth moved at nbout 8:30 o'clock, headed by tho First | sone of the atrongest and host businessemen of | sell, ‘Thomas Bucry. » from Ae, George Ee Adan “4 i at Ae cromarks : of Trade Turn Out in AIM Fe As BTOIRB me nese Sait mid the cromds Ru he acl and commanted, Es on AMX | Chicuga,—men whe aro ative to thoir senso of | Sceonl—1), vw firren, Michnel Brannan, frou Ko E. Adams, candidate for Stag # 7 y 5 . well, who was nesisied by J.J, Healy Je a Nhint— Jacob Rice, : x the Procession Letter gi-bow Why haan bo | Heats aitowalkUeanaovine i tbaiee, | Renfiyy ce Woots, etry Spcarg ana at, | vy, Many a haatevers nro Devanorats wae | ith Guage Aer, dames May, cue vourZty ZIOUTERRETE WAND o mat ‘i 3 awas' tak y EO ‘00k, o xth—It. C, Gibson, . roung Men's Auxillary Club of tho Bigh : beeen etna tach olds: ane an recetecton | cused Gun OF tensa sinoies when hag us West DIvIsION otuna forward conspicuously us having been suck. ‘Tutti WAND, gout Ward inot ingt ovoning’ fn Lower Turton ‘ Ait it was for $500, T have been advised, and | from which iteprnmg. 1txoon became apparent, | presonted a large and imposing procession Init- | Their friende on the Hoard know thon, and | rirst Pecoinct—t. f, Jayne, C. C. Merrick. dhe Trower pes pitied een + isler's Assailants A beleve ft to bo true, that on necount of the | howover, duit the performance wits rot down on | self, and was marshuled hy A.J. Stond and ste, | know thelr politics, Tho Hat piven is but | Sccond—Saren Mathison. lected, of Which atin £88 had bean oxen oe Supervisor Geislcr's Assailants Ar- | jinture of the original ease, and ather facts con: | tho bilist A cwagnn foul of hroworks hudcaught | hetded by the First Cavalry Hund, They formed | q portion of all the nana mgnod, | Third—D. V, Puringion, Ceorgo A. Gibbs. fed, uf whtoh atin &88 had eon expended, * Before veeted with It, this suit should not be proseent> | on dee, and had it not heen for the elever mane | on Ashinnd avonte, nd arched east ou Mone ll Fourth—Ira W. Buall, Joscph Sohlosamoan, part of the Committey appotnted at the rested and Brought Before “ * ht Abin 4 . xineo these signatures wero tho ones obtained 4 a Inst meutige to select Staratinis, clinton, . ed aguinst tho suratles, This is my best Judg- | ner in which tho bystanders caught tho fright- | roe street to Peoria, north ‘ta Washington, enst a swirt ” Fitth—2t, B. Hughes, tekote vedature ote, was culled for, bi ere, a Commissioner Hoyne. ment.” ened. horses us. they started off, the wagon of | to Clinton, and north to mevt the South and |) by Me. b, Dorsett yesterday + on, Change "ti i is O10. led far, but tho re OTHER CARES. burning tame would) hive been curr “Tow about the cate agalnst William Jotine | Clark sirect wr | North Divi: ees which it | was formes HY FOURTH WARD. port was Incomplete, and only ltt a’ fe Hons at Milwnitkee avenue, ‘The tino | lesa than an hour and a half, Tove nro ut lonst ? eet Howison, John Ryan, | dreot on ¥ fow of the in the followitg orders First came | f00 more signers, but the ists hid not been Peter aT tC wt ntelee aie PER genponee Lo Inquuieiog ft wan (b1o comedy ARH idiots Ti serponso Lo inquiries it was stated that ¢ % ol J. Sehuy! - | is Just ne pleasant notte diwet! upon. Plucky | for companies of the ‘Twelfth Ward, in cone ‘e . " ie —c: tt P. Porry. dards? am he ; fon, Constable, and Dantel J. Schuyler, sure- | TaN tacun tho nerce frend removed thy butk | mand of. Q. Ball. and, tmirehing tn’ phatoon | Handel in uy to insk eventiue, Ahora aro over | daurth CW tures John F. Porry Kupervisors ual nenrly oll quntilled, and those Imposing Array of Solid Men Who Will ly recollection ts. the default oxninat Mr, | ntthe firoworks, but notin time to savo the | front, presented a initiation of 4ad mon. ‘Thon | 400 nmes given belaw and tho eharnoters of tho | RATT rea ae nishop, HonJamin fon | da to ” 4 Senugler never shoutd have been maken, and | Wazon, which was burned up insight of the | came nu wagon with transpareneles, represent> | persons represunting them spenk for thomuelves. | acieks, a . is ‘ho auostion of notaries and deput 1 : Work for the Republican that theese donna ato nol have | OWL a scanty itis epleato. tho pene | eae erents maccayamgmsauare AMEN | Ieshould wot bo Jost sieht of, howevor, that | “Rettinnh<Potor Witt A. Foon, 9 | nas enlled np, bat uodlet bud been mantle out fer Ticket. muneneed situ Uae cats It basin Veen netiutty: cession bein to move an its weny north, with | ielding.# eolore company. ‘Thero wns nlirye there are many tras slants In tho tong pO rete cad 8. Soxton, Wiltlam Carey, F ee eT Suveret fatnus wera sugested ! at * | bands playing. and flroworka Htuminye the | transparency tithe fine jabeteds Wo'll bury | roll, somo of whloh represent three, four, tive, | Te Funehers Mire Waatiiiecon Hesing catied attonts ’ a to the enso of Hamilton and Griblor, | ieht. Unbounded onthusinan greeted it at | the Demucraioy and the Lost Cause noxt Tued | and even six and sevon voters, who nll acquicuea FIFTH WARD. true that Tho deptity. a calle abrontion.ta the 4 avtdled tpon the payment OF $40 and cusiay” "| very foot of Mts advance, Stull old clttzans | UM a oo mucuhing companies of | Hkieti neti es Sloguual 1g || Pasctee eah init DN Melsoe in for special service Tnesitay. could only nea Y wr a Ot Y the: — ert thete hats on rennes nnd jJolned wi vt eVity. I I . —t'. BT, Box, olae! ] : What Harrison Is Scheming to | (ileus ie 1) insiowof thewtoog { procession in adving threvcheers for uel | tha hirtecni Ward, numberinie 20, including | Cite sto, Ut 880 — The undorst ned frre stxtit WAND, tho provluct In whfoh thay reside, and theretore Accomplish—More Deputy | felieietna tr tinal bopetesctern | RNG aey iat mmr ehet, ANG | MANAG ECA ONT uae? Ait tuoat camo ( OPM dean a te tree conte | yfecond Print Sobumnan, Fred Togo | Zt spend i re w as | gallant Board of Trady men raised tholr hats saw torches fin line. q Cr WS | of Chicago, de: z a $ ! i and the further fact tbat it was demonstrated to | the flig-bearers thale flugs in tuken of tho sparency, us follow No Sottd South, country, ere ul lve: g Highthoit. P, Marks be The AINE DE Ei was voted ceo Captat x a 3 Oe : a Nution.” Nexteatne 250 boys from the Kluhth | tng election of tha Mtepubliean candidates for tad tins arate ts ptnin of the tee Lois tbat Chor Jurlgrent as ok eplleate| RONDE: ae a audit FIRE Wan, with, Wwagin witht -pewuro of Liaeoin | Presdent and Wiegeiltesidant ut the United | TH following wera ubpolnted for syurth for tho paepoad of procuring Lcket-pad ‘ + wA cane at obtulne And 4 transparency: Thut Government for | Stu '¢ Ucliove that the auccuss of the Dem- 4 tn an i? The Usual ,Order for Closing Astotho Judgmont against OF she pica was (unt mvalrod Thoin FG Abels | the people, Uf ike people, and. by the peuple | ucratie party nthe custiing Navonal cleetion | the names of tho others having been published See atmmnitieg fo engeane shia. send kennel Sal Electi M. C. MDONALD? eee eee ee ie tere tne ege | Shall not perish from the gartlt.” Next followed | would resulé tn unsettling values nnd tie it gone | in Friday's Mranune, thu books wee nearly all in the bande cee * the Saloons on Election« “ Tdestro to eny In referees to those matters | (OMIT Ne Sanceuston, ns ie pase east trom | ge,men Crom the Sixth Ward, and 200 from tho | eral disturbanco of business, and. would tnporil FIFTEENTH WAND,” fbaibeoks wor ly ands of the Day. that no Judgment was aver dismissed nor do- | Gene mone Kindle streew a lon linw of Hgitsy Bevan woat Bldo firignte had Jolned in the | wee anid prosperity of tue Nation": Fifth Precinct—Josopts Porsche. no Comtultteo on Campaign Work ‘wore ine ig fault set aside in 9 ense fy whieh MeDonald was | rove deep, riaing and falling with the steady ‘ter tho West Side Brigade had Joined in tho | w, taker & Con. Blulr & Blalr, Sixth—Jobn MeCnuley. = strict to seo that the Ist of Marshals, tick : Aurety without, reason being, riven tn omen | ting OE the. dintehers. aeons, this’ tnferioe Hine yu mencesalant wis cunmglern, and nl thle AAfmour € Co ¢ o Dutut € Gitiaten, BIStewNe It WARD; peddlers, challengers, notaries, otc, Was come = vourt satisfactory to the preatding dude. CO) denament whlch whly made up ‘for the luck of * ee ; pefect | ftumvey ros & Co. Culvur & Coy i ‘ Heted before Monday'ovoning. . REPUBLICAN 'TICKLT. Hlustrates A defiult wos taken 1 isi tgatese | dlumilnition beleneliue to tho neighborhood, | {lines of Fey ee el tes peer rss TLE Jewin, Ore & Con Duntel a. Jo Bocond Prealnet—Goorue Kloinhnus. ‘The meeting then’ adjourned to Monday ere eotian wage “aerated bys virtue ok “eno | pelluucy-eoloroil atte Kept movin grace | Chitainam. ‘rhe leity hae boon eredited with wn | AS Weiche Ga. Cuiberiaon Hit Digoluce Timer CPR for ‘consultation, nad prepare for ti ries Far Dreatdent, Governor's warrant based orn requisition from | THis tpwards, punting the toying musses bee | ings of Domvcrioy, esperluily in the vloinity of | 3, Wie ol Ie Bensley: E re =I 5 for 1 Wod prepare 0 Wor! : Sasies 4. Canteen, Nabrteka. Awritog-linbens corpus was inured, { Rew in tints whlel changed with kuletdoseopte | wwetten sire tither” tho“ Domourats | Surry Coy Ad stenormiae sh MITTENS ADDY Fulefauys , r i Cure Te A. AUTHUT, granted and bail given, On the appolated day: rai trom n wane on the fntsted Maret vlue unfavorable comment was heard, Here and | Keith & Coocke Witliain Young & Co. ‘The totlowing reserves, for duty wharasen ro: TRYING TO GET UP A MASS-MEETING, ‘ of New York, the defendant was not fortheomlog, and dotuitt | Tice tes caret polit was ol the corner. of | ere done vrehtns who seemed to think that It | George A, Wh Jones & MeDonuld, quired, were also uppointed. Henry C. Ostar- Tho manngors of tho Domocratto party in this’ For Blectora for President and ViecsPrestdent, | was taken, The next morntyg he wppeared with | Wt Treat nna Mfiwnukeo aventiec and | wasan unpurdonable erie for anybody Crom | Willian H. Beebe, Thoms 1. Ree, nian, GH, Gaubert, J. i. Baker, Potor Busch- ‘ 0 party in this Growinscnseiien, — Erueiane Calpain, | Mls counsel Judge Hogers presiiing, 1 think== | Aitee the head of tho procession oud crussed the | He Block- Sats to hold publican Views wevet~ | joes & Hlley, Churlos G. Conley, Wah? W, % dohneon, John Rholnwold, Adolph | elty, by the ald of a band of music, blue and rod Hourur s. Laxcanns 1 SMvaiy an) produced Lr -epen court YeyORR TO! err ee ee anne et ne tho moride masses we | eo fae splomiid cavalry from, that seution with Dwight, Chark &CO. Miller, Edward P, ital, tenry E, Hamilton, | fire, Homan candies, advortising. and n noisy JANIE As KUN Mstuazee | the Governor of the Stato of Tiltnoy | waduct on is way sone the en ite atroes | erlev oe * Rtutel™ but the stiles found no favor Oertel, TEP Nuephey, ‘Thomas D, upp, Hlehurd Waterman, Hurtholo | crowd of men characteristic of that organization jionnnr Be ho : Of the warrant by whieh he had been arrested, | ea ee ee et cal Kinalo strocte mad | With tho muses, ‘Thu shout, "Three eheers for | WK reg, Hiv, inew Fiyno, W. ‘8, Underwood, Fellx'Ln Baum, } nttrnoted cnough persons, including about 4 JAMES GOODSPEED 1 SAM, ‘Tho Court very properly doferred tothe revacne | PEGE ne eens to. Juuation Wit Sie | Garileld." rose from quarters whieh ono would | panglund & Clark, totes Snmuol Engel, George I Cannoy, Isane Ps | tot inates, to oll Farwell Hail I La Ants D. Purennavat, Henny C, ton, « atone the Hetamier, und eet anite the bob ted AS THte Wik at het peda Hardly hive Seat teat Tel Cha eseanien UE cies Matthows & Dull, Fe ester § Hilgers, Thoms Cannot] a a Prondorgrest. bs eat pitas oa saline a Ni ane aren VinDLAM A. SHAW, » Lilesire to any here here aro vel ; rect ¥lows on the great qiiestio jo day, Ine | W.B, Crosby, ro C. o Deputies for tho TONNES arbi Aan Onn defaults that omit to be sot aside on tho | j 2% Nts, 18 minutes tov voluele before nusthing | dicacting that In somo localities sre | iiostt eye, -duneg Meliiroy, appointed this morning. All who havo boon | ‘The crowd was quiot;as Democratic crowds go JACKSON M. SHEETS), ETE 1. ‘There tre two cnses fu which Gen. | coutd be made, ‘hts was owing to the delay ace TLEABANT SURPRISES MIGHT RE 1N BTORE 1 If. Stevens, J.B, Hobbs, noted af tholr appalniment for tho First, me ‘Tho Chairman of. tho Campaign Committeoia Wanuun't Nowros, Geonas W. Sarr, Bnnn is surety. In hoth of thom 2 think the sioned by mt dubs, which a 01 t Tucaday, tending greatly to help on tho ] 0. NM. Roche, (IL Vaylor, Third Vistrlots and hay wat yet received tholr Ke. vol , a 4 . dvtendunta were Drought [nto court and tried.” | casloned by the marching clubs, h did not | ror next Tu A ly p 10 oe f Wy commissions and been sworn. in. fre requested | ®. Weak. volco. nominated tho lesser James IL WEEULAM HY JONSON: een tochris Cassoinany” +" | Fouch thowcenuunttl tho tiny ihentioned, ‘Tho | promised 14a) Hepublican iynjurity, “OF favors | A TANS Con eet atorscy toreport ne tucstiul Hildrup's ofllca. somo tino: | Doolittlo, who roturned his thanks, anylng It was ee age Maes actos = y Y ol ray v C. pla ei re was such ft mre rirlet vorko M. ert M a a i ot Tain, r2Gen, Stites rofors to Mr, Carsolinan ng suroty iG dark streets Pisst came the Commander of | thit ho nuojmute iden can be given of ite foree,: | Aum. Hroasent, Henry G, Row, this afternoon, i 3 ‘ un honor to receive from the youug Democracy, ‘ For Lfeutenant-Gucernor, ae a Maron Laken obi teal Cart hot John T, Torrence, and staff, | ‘The Halsted street young ludy ts, Judging frou’ | W. A. Brainard, ©. W, Dantels, sUPENVIBONS. ‘Thoy mot with nrovorso in Indiana and Obto, but Sons M. HaAstiivron, Fucoljgus iio feet « hy an escart ot calvary from | last ultht's experiences, an ndept in the art of |. Charles 8, Dato, 1.8, Voirronnet & Co, All tho United States Supervisors aro roquest- | thoy now had the enomy on the run, and inthis For Seerctarp of State “AS TO WALL IN THE PATTEN CASE. aids, tindor Capt, Barter, dver 100 | ndjective, and the procession, qarticutarly tho | Naldwin & ston, J, Ranunlt & Son, ed to bo present In the vacunt court-room In tho | County of Cook the Domocracy would obtala.a ig Reerelayy af Sars “Patten's term in tho County Jail for cons | strong. ‘Then faltowen the Viton Veteran Club, | pyrotechita part, was in tutus lovely heay= | Jes, Kudishy War duel, northwost cornor of the third tloor of tho Gav- ‘ It D. Di oan iujfority of 10,00. Thon ho Harped all 3 BNIY DD. DesteN Ts tempt of court—being a_termoft six months— | 1,000 strong, mnarstiniod by diaines A. Sexton and | enly, eurti-ful, charnlig, exquist, An | Fe Btmendort, 6. b, Hougland, ernm cit Building, at JU o'clock this morning, to | 1 y of 10,00. Thon ho harped a littooa . For Auditor of Public atesannta, cane few daysage, Under tho ponding ine ws J. Henly, and hended by Nev Band, nyow Democrat standng in front much F Putter, 1s, FY, Nose, recaive their returneliats, and to get instruc. | tho olection precincts, on the appolntmentof t Ciannes P, Swans dictinent his ball was fixed by the Judgo at $500, na of Veterans, WU strong, marsbuled by | of a hecr-saloon on Tweltth street, just Pi ag Goes vale lon, dons reguriiug thom, Doputy-Bheriffa, on.tho Suparvisors of Election, For Stnte Treasurer, Mr. LIL Mishoo and Mr. Pentdletan are good | Capt. Cross. enat af Halsted, summed up bis admiration in a | Ue How! or, af. Ht. Sherwin eto. He talked about tho Domocracy not boing IL &C. 0, Fowlor, Enwanb lvry, auretfes ‘for 3590. ‘There need bo no fene ws to THE NEXT AND Tit GREATEST laconlelsin which, though not cxnetly proper. | Te ee et oreon, THE REPUBLICANS. cowards, andeald: "Any Itupublleatt who drums For Atlornay-Gen Patient Acluler tot, Vein trict ailats £0 | foqtare of tho colin seas a delogttion of mem- Hited tho bill towehuem. A Keublicnn friowd . Oreo, rovolverand sheds one apse . 1s : - rap of Democratic Sasics MoCarts Phoman tineoncly, eee WHAT 18 DOING AT HEADQUALTEIS, blood will not return to bis home that night" to, BX stron. hi standing by asked him what ho thought: . ito, Re oy te Wobster W. IL Anderson, The Republican headquarters on Fifth ayvento | ‘The crowd cheored and wanted bim to goo bers oft tho Boant of nv ft as 1 ohaye stated, — uth those. men procession, He veplied, Tt beats bh: aud Hi ho FAN wWithhGit deity and oreswonted | farmed on La Sallo structs nour Wastington, | Move ater thoughtful pause. ho udded inn | Porte {= : i ° one athnif-past 7, in the. presones of an imnense . ry y ‘ Hlonry M. Kidder, romindone of the oxelting days of 1868. ‘tho | speaking, but he stopped, : Seemad Diatrtet, parnontiy. flauerally Ie neu le Munlorstiod | eeowl, Meteuoted by the: nowspaner aunaunea- Nee EET E ae TINTS interne, most reputable and host business-mon of tha | | Amang tho listof Vico-Presidents appointed t Gxouns It Davis, of record In the Ceinimtl Court, bita vary sinail | Ment nuxions to sue whetuar tho dlonlars In | fu confession, ho went tow plaoo which yes- G2 Eth, city avo giving thofr ufd and couuact to tho | Conrad. Seipp, A. Loewenthal, Pottor Palmer, Third Dtatrtet,: portof thei wero tke fh TIT. Cort. ATs | eee ie cet an ea aise Brom ros | terdny oventng was deurly beloved by ull Demo; BA. Adams Exceutive Committoe, Thoy aro dotormined | starry Rubens, Vorry-H. Sinith, George I, Dun « Craiines H Banwent. Innjority of them aro Corfaltures taken "Hl Juse | COTE a inde by lookers-on it wis -evktene. tha | Ceut—Indoo! : i { pos AAU that tho elections shall not go by dofaut, and } Lip. ‘Michael ‘rand, FH, Winaton, Gen, LN. Superior Court Juduen; Heed Courté, und sent to the Criminal Court for | tty tmproasion “provaliad that tho. pitelote | 4yfuo,¥lud-up of the procession was as full of i that the schemes of Mayor Harrlaon ebalt bo | Stiles Robert Law, Dr, Swayne Wickersham, ‘ Kink Hawes, ~ Fnadorr Axtiony, Judement, ‘The Judges peeatding tn the fatter 7 ian of the bushiess-men on 'Chinge | fie, | He as thy ether pire of tt. Notwithstanding thi ‘aly frustrated at tho poll, "Quorehas | Claton Iriges, Michaol Keoloy, Join V. Le GEORGE GAnbyen, A, 8. WILLTAMSO: Court, and also the Clerk, are constantly ¥ 1 f ziti, A thi " the Ibert disbursement of fleeworks nlong thy orouxhly frustrated 10 polls, 01 aie ne, and Latnbort ‘Treo, 5 xen, ALB. Wit x i . u clined to tho nezative, and that) thay’) jag ot hy thoro wis atllt, when the pice Within & Adame, a tt - H State's Attorne lant, aid the ball there tH is tlmosd in vould show the real thing only in. hatts nw Of mtreh, the in stl, nthe pi A é Deon a good dent of dread of troublo at tho ‘ho Chalraian introduced 3 Attorney, rinhly good, ‘The reaponsilaiity for bonds taken | Wowk suet Lied 5) was npprouching. [ts point of disbundine ‘Thomas Thompson, Hl Juction-dny, becnnse of the class of: % Lotus Larain Mitt a a is iy or, other comfortable piace: Hut thls. hn. iI " M, A, Sovmou volls an ol medny, be: JOUN F. FARNSWORTH, 3 in duatics Courts rests with them, and not with vus el ‘The ara | Sooaly stock lott, and these were distributed, as or OUT, ses ies Sheriff. theCrhninal Court, ‘The system a? prafessional | Pression was erroneous. the“ bulleand bears" | tho hoad of te procession neared tho Palmore | 2. Ve Matthows, men who have beon appointed ns speci pulica- | Domacrntic candidat for Congross on tho West t Onn TS sss Iniers. was lone agi heen thn the hitter Woro as prompt in ssombling ws HE aboutto bes | tuuso, for ow armani final disphiy. ‘Lhe | IL Puming, + doh G. Mince, men, aud boenusn of tho allegation that Harrl- | Side, us the first apoaker. J Cover, court, ag avery Judge and hivyer knows,’ i winged ny woe He a Fy ee ar rere Wg Nosteiry wero on aid nnd gloomy Lallouk, pres H, Gritfon, svt proposes that thoso samo mon sball'take’| Mr. Farnsworth anid thoy wora on tho ove of ‘ Canute 1. Matson, ; "1 Far eae eee eae te een auidlerss | aspect. its high walls luoked . dawn | . 1. Congdon, a. R. Wincorbattom, f tho polls in epubil ctrots | 22 Important engagement. for thoro scemed : b a “AR TO PEMLOUAT'H CARE?” , but thoy betrayed thele Iguoranes of ty Coo! Upon the Approweking procesalon with va | OD. Allon, Th A. Stautfer, possession of tho polls In Repubiloan proctne! to bo. n conspiracy. tint ‘oxtended all. the : ‘hues erates eid Stato's- Attorney Willis, of Kune County, to | aud “straw foot" whea moving, fowover | guic frown, Suddenly tho word was given and | J. W. Tson, 1. C, Huck, early Lucsday morning in ordor to-provent | way from tho White Mousa to tho Pent * Sorc OMeit Ci i which thls caku “was taken by chungo of soln honrtn were right, Ae Hae seek Were eel ae thonsand balls of flr How Into tho ait, miking | ©, W. Wethoroll, Ernest Hess, ordeter Hepubjicaus from yoting. Tho fden ts | toutlary. Tho Republican purty was strug. vepAGOn inte venue, buirine of tho eritietan boing imude | jwauared. Anwiue thy better-known members | Gyary cornice In the vilst building ne eldurly vise | Churies etivurtz, J. tuck, tonarass Stepubllenns ana throw thom out‘or | Allie “tow to porpotuate It power, and : ada as, nyaiiat me OW Acvount of ité dismissal, came at | {tere were noticed I, P. Rinses f thla‘ns In noondiy. Tho band pliyed as thoy | WU. C, Gitlesple, Ne Ash &'Co,, Ino, and let Democrat{o votes. yo in. tirst. Bue | all tho Federal officials nf Washington wero ab« : . Connly Cummussstionerr—City, ove to Chicago and imide tho statement whlch Gourmo a. tow, Aube Eee “! iy aa wi passed tho plteo by, but no. represcutative ot | M Ray, a Ja. Dootittto, the humbor and churacter of. tho Supervisors | sent for that purpose, The stiont man tad bo- : 2G Kyove, WB. aM! appeared in tho datersOcean of 'Lburaday morn hanes: d pines a ul PALS at 1 Ged the inatliution came forward and acknowledged y: Isel, W. L, Kroescholl, nnd DeputysMarsnals will provont, no doubt, to | como ns Farculoug ag anold woman, and was . XC, Exper, . Joun ONE ing, Ho oryinully struck tho case from the ata, Dee aE srovonat Get * ) tho compliment, ‘This made ne ditferonce, howe | H, Milue, Churles Bpecr, sume extent, tho ‘success of thia scheme, the tall of RosevoConkling’s kite. ‘Tho question Cowity Commtestoncr—FIfth Dletriet, —. donket, with leave to rainstnte, without any cons tats Witthive Caoiend SR SCURCED 'ie Rowden, ever; the bombardment: was kept up, and for | W,1.Gordon, dohn West 'The Executive Committe has guthorod Inthe | was whethor the people of ‘tho United States ‘ culation. Sraaton or with eau we a my een Lent ary takben ti Mittin, five ininufos the ale wun ahlnge elt hire. At ee Gees ea Chadwtoky ovidenco, against sung i Aa ecly-reglaterad Neo steunaee am tale wer vantte, With ovary: 4 5 joe i ‘ uty piven " vente Fentil - pe ust the corner Of Madison 4nd State 3 Peete a. Fox, \ . ‘ yotors, These ure seattered throu, 0 Fi i + State Hoard of Kovaleaton Pint Didtricle | atterwaris my protest guint whut ho | ‘EM. Buster, Kank Mitchell.” Moses Jonas. | way reachod; the renininior of the. reworks MeCiellan, H.C. Rilwards, * | Sixth sovonthe kishth, “Niuth, ‘Tenth, Four: | whip .tho onemy next ‘uesday, " Until tho In+ Secon Diatrict hal dene, He’ recently, noting on nis: awn IG. icing, 8. de tues | Were popped af, the bunds. wound up their Guriona. 0. Warren, teonth, and Sixteenth Wards, It’has been found | diana campuign tho tari question was not dls i B.A. ULonanre, dhise ail” GF Hociohie ‘coefetdinte nue ber stor, Pew. Ditor,” tose Chapman, | muse Witten sonorous erash, and ono by ony tho Howunerdot, gH. Murata thi ‘dame dnsnnees tere Domoorasie ro | cuseed, Sisldenly this tow feat, way male . his . a4 " cure fer ut + Thuis iy "| dilferor reanizetiond dsopped olf, en ra y Lg pantel cyistered tu several wut ic ct bas j Lhint District, hequitted, ie was usvioss to try hit, nutty ise | Gyuryo tewin df, Doreets anh. th Wachee | jeg Swan Waye HULL ne dust. tho street's condition eQuiston, Frank A, Warner, Iime person under three ‘or four dierent | labor. ‘Thore was roully no issuo between the i ‘ Crinusztax Hesse, | mixed Mio proceedmys. Ito ald this without | | ‘Phe doleqution was nrrunye wing | was again norntal, and tho great procession, To Kelle, 0, F, Gibbs, nines, Upan all thosa parties a watol is kept, | parties om that question In tholr platforms. Senate—Sccond Diateret, iny _knowledye or consant. and nsaumed the } OFMOrs ea) panes onstnume, which had kisted for three hours, was over. Alfred C.Thutnns, W. 1. TMuckmor, ‘Tho houses in which they reatde aro spotted, und | The speukor rend the ciausea in tho two plate : ‘LeAypEn D. CONDE. whole Fee Maronite oais ae: LD, Indu Chloe Marbig, and Staff, Ubneins simitorth q er lay {{fthoy attempt to vote on sleatton imorntng wil forme, aud sal tho Democratic ty almply dow ; a Dts Evan nt any “dino iden uy auiation, bees | 4, EY moe wnonnlars Slaten, GHISLER'S ASSAILANTS. — | if Baiithtek, Hexgtas Bagud inthis work and they. Are showing NDA feouive tei wero not in tho stopublicin ne y atetet wlury or erwise, to Mr Portolat, and tut ho " TWO OF THES UROUANT BEFORE Pith HONE. 3, Lawson, . Whyland, ood TMiny more falsely recisterud persons than | form, Ho clatn mt tho Demoveratio part Fofth District, byer hel my nite. de a downright eowindly ‘ian ; GoW, eqns Charles Lieltonberaor, | ae a iy ; ; G, Dt LAN ‘i . ticipated, ‘The cunvass now being made | was mudo up of tha workingmon,—thoro’ wore | F.C, De Land. falsehood, Pam nyware thata tun. holding to First Battalion of 3H), Capt, McElroy. After tho postponement vf tha habuns | \ A. Bing, baad Dae ‘eal voters is vorythoroneh, | fow rich men within it. Ho-reforcod to Hane \ 5 ae 7 titel Waltiot J juyy Pohl tde ae xornas stenting Wangan Sieh rewire. eornun ‘ Se ae Mate Pane an Cae 4 1 Puiltips & Con, eee Loree of euch ‘orecuar wilh pee he.n cioanh hang, ane Arurhtul man, an a a 3. a wi housands of ext very class i bi ne B = + Foss, Ietrit tho vote! that all io crowd upplnuded. Theo he vranched ol a Kepresentattees—Firet_ District, saith many etiam au gfeot St fa tha Beoand patton oe SN Capt. Milligan, nollus 1 Murphy, William = Dwyer, and “ded Costron. peta toe nae Pind Nn. ara nul ‘egal and suid the tepubtiean party wats tho sectional 36. Te Maui Jon Lye Kia, Toa atis Ts We aihweseare Inettont to tie-allice, | Ove of the Wayous enrried 2,00 itomnaneandins | Thomas MoNully for interfering with him white Ht. Mekering. | SERSEE op annutng. aTOUb ean: BARGES! | EFM. Suton Wwhio tho Dormecnacee hate wie tae : as "Second District Ne man ean fil ie with Hdallty to tho pubs | and thirty batteries; the athur 1,000 Ronan ean. | dischirging nla duty at the registering-place of , umes McElroy. Tine eeetieg tale Heat Dullot, will ba hol WX | purty af the peoplo tn all avotions. uf tho coun + Ranpaut 11. Wiig. nd ioe Ho without incurring the bostinty at bud inen, | dies aud twenty battoriess 1. Hi Blevens tind | the voters Mving In the Fourth Preeinet of the Condran &Co, Farwell Iii, Mouday ovoning, whon Joba V, | try. He thought tho erusado of hate agalnst 2 > aoe aint Dintelel Runulfastnng Atel te fnremts, laudend and | Sues Of the Hrowarke, and Mtoses Jones ofthe | First Ward, and during the afternodn warrants | PARED a ee Fyrwall and othiors will address them. His South should bo stopped, and tha: people of i ? ft Dint viet, variod abuse: “0 become KebHole isles for thefrarrest. Doputy-Marshal . Nutting & Co, re dn 4 fow iminutes, on tho Honrd of ‘rade yea- nat section lowed to attend to tholr busines GRoUGE Knaus, seoneoes here was only ono trinaparcnoy, and i wore Issued fo 3 purty’ a tee # ute ows pon tt i 3 # ‘ Tony L. Pantset, it.N. Yhsnsow, Hons of miotives, and aumitae tnettortsy should io | tte enon pore aepeelouay er on Gorfteld wor nblo tu And fly Dwyer, MeNatly baying | BH. Ne yon & Co. weal P. Rico, : Inst night. ’ "RHE HON, LAWRENCE TANMON, Fifth District, udopted by political opponents for purposes i o Gsappeared, and Murphy not’ being ut tho | George G. Parker, Charl PAT 2 i \ 7 :) 4 eatiye ‘ * 4 ry pies é ri ra THE OANPAIGN COMMITTEE tho Democratlo candidate for Attorney-General ‘ G.I BoHARLAL, Wittdast A. PHL, rei. see ta ah ate ivertly oO ae Pot well onuugh alone. Armory, Tho latter, howuver, made bis uppour- He, We Retiree a Peat moet atZo'clook yestorday afternoon tn -thoir | wns the nuxt talker. Ho opened up with tho ale . Strth District, i 1 "4 © Bourd ot Trade 10 strong for Garfeld and | aucs before Untted States Conmlyalener Hoye. 1 ig * eG gen regular sesso, with Martin Howard in. tho | leved lack of polling-places, and the conacquont HILT No, 2 , pamphlets, and signiticant whispering, 13 not ie Goorgy tL, Galo. Le Grand Odell, 4 ' ey Tuostas, M. Puomitn, tnturally ‘to be expreted. even tn the heat { Arthur” ate? ht 2 o'clack, whon it wags understood tho use [YM laxter & Co, Hobort Lludbloom, cimir. ft was shitod on the authority af aoveral | Wugbeur about Democrats bulng Wisfeauchlce, Seventh Dietriet, af weuninalgns yee do notenve for theso pos | * We wint no changes was to cume up tor a bearing. At } B.D. Bhirkige, ~~ RA. Peters. gentiomon that John, Farnsworth was not a ] Ho predicted n Domocnutid sucoess in this Stats, LL, U. Counins, (i. 8. STHUCKMAN, © Htient peta and hava confidence in the ‘Tho enleluus light, which brought up tho rear, Set FR Bpeer. A Tt, Audis. realdvat of Chicago, and that bo lived in Was! And neserted that thore wero 00,000: Democratic record of my subvieus during the tist Cour years, | enabvicd the people on the aldownlk to see the Pie Hie ara diy ue Sap aoe ee em Janes hetiundérs. HCAciOWe ington, where -his family tire atpresent, ‘The | votors Jn Ullnats who tind not voted sineo 180, : BTATIOS-ATTORNEY MITTS, | tl tie good Judgment of the community Ti | faces of most of the bien fa the thie, nnd thie SE ee ee inet eats Clye T AWoIL Murmy. : Fxeentive Committeo was requested to hay | The usual stervoty ped charges of fraud, corrup+ i * NN NE Ss | considering ith" the vorch-bearers were enulna repras | fetes Gemuels pnpewred fur thy eltys | oy, Warst. 10,000 of tho tarlt cards printed for Immediate | Yon, ote, wero mady against tha Republicag = 118 REVLY TO GEN, STILES’ UNATOH, GEN, 0. fo MANY. sentntives busineys ~ bouses—miogt | Mr, Adin, Golslor’s lawyers Dwyor, Murphys | tt ol tito elreututian, party, and a wordy tribute wus pald to Huncock, : Gon, Stiles mado n speech at Morshuy Halt ote: S)ei tee, PEPER af thom employers,—nnd this fuet BU Cte devon haere ny tho fot thie ie 7 " A reqiest Wig mandiyta tho Kepublican papers | thu inention of whose name brought out the ss ulght before Inst, whleb, while profussedly a Gon. Stiles, in his remarks, calted attention to} doubtless convinced many fookersson who had | Merests hud been wade yok being yenerully to urge npon voters the necessity of voting tha | ‘glncquors vocifcrousty, 7 by D profassedly dos | the fret that Gen. 0, f, Mann and Mike MeDen- maid but not seen Witt the busliesdemen of Chie | KRW. mw ey Hh cu tokot lop to bi w Loud catls wore mado for Lyman Trumbull ‘¢ voted to nbuses in the ad read but not seen 8 bushi Cab ke Georuo Sinith, aw AW, Republican th from top to bottom, without: y! i 42 Abuses In tho administration of the law | wht wote Halted suroties In some forfeited tails | cago, ie ta attiee elties und towed, nee enthusle ‘ornmuisstoner Moyne asked tho partles If they | iy toa ntin, Jobn ie ites, oxeoptton, aud not to warutah an cundidate on | and Mayor Iarrison, who wore not present, an a Waar pans wae Searle sanatee it Hitter tan Gate Manne this de abo Faye ene tho et ruatrl Pie eens “Sir, Grinsted i dizo Drummond was to | 1b Ly N. K, Whitney, the tleket, aluce all wero as good na, if not bet | 1s s00n ua quict was rostured Mr, Douilttle tntro- . ele pe aite’s-Altornoy Mills, whols w candl- Ty the Edit " moreinl mitereste 0 @ COUNT o In tho eaeti itor wf ‘The Chleago Tribune, “¢ inte the wlren tur than, tho’ Democratic candidates, ‘The fol- duced tho Hon. 1. 8. Ketehum, who spoke brivlly, J lowlug resolution was alferod:, and was followed by W, J. Hynes, 1 gs Hecater, “hut tho wotlon of Carter di, flare. ——- . son, Chairman of ‘the Democratic Campaign cD: oores D Lirow 2 Conunittons bh ustiyg iia forces aud powers ete | SECOND’ CONGRESSIONAL. Charies I. Lithgow. City Government to carry the elvetion of tha | Tt Witt. NXQUINE NEAMWORK TO OARIY Th Charle G Demoeratle tekct, isa prostitution of bis uttico ‘The Nopublicans of the Second Congressional Wed us Mayor, aid wn oittraye on the rights of tha | pistrict have n hard fight befuro thor, und to + LY Tver, e cl e) matinices Inthe morning, | Georga lL Mulbard. WW, Northeu date for reBleetion Ie consisted in part uf ullo- | CHroago, det, h—Gon.. Bille, In hig’ apeech | MMNSeE the Repabltonn purty | mod to hin tne, an exuininadian, would | D. B. plbey Teed it gations that Mr. Mills bad falled to entect tha | Inst evening, statud that thore were several fore slulia, 5, | foraatull that Investimation, and he thought. in Inowoy dive the eousty upon an tmepenve sume | felled Gail bonds fu tha Criminal Coure of Gvoic | FURS aenit terlowed by ena siatictiueaaas | Auumness to tho Judge am to. wll tho. partion, berof fortelted ball bonds, On these points and | Cents slened by mo and other, anddesired te | jung. Atier them cumu 2 men from the | Holung should be dua. ‘The oNlcor world give one or two othora Mr. Mi i know fh Lind became a profesor! batt ] Fourth Ward, ‘The Third Ward bad nearly ea | bill mtd the unter could stund until Judge a Str. Milly was uppodtod to for | raotk iy thy ensy ate follows: Fo signed bull | yen in ne, headed by adrimecorpx. Next fale | Pruminend’ decision was knawy, Jofarnjation by wo PammeNxk reporter, he handy ford, G Atawituvand Plate M. iurr, who | prvi the Guest Ward, nbuut 100 acon. iio | 1M ruply to i question, Dwyer auld ho was leston ‘ eitlzons of Chileno, ; i Being” thorongbly acquatnted with | tho | Were bndleted for conducting a lottery, Thero | Fits Ward hid a display: of 230 torches, and thy | Tendy fora hearing at any Unie, se y sisted that tho Co vo was not | 20eHrod victory they must worl: uncenslugly f facts, AS to. tho prelininary part or | Were three fndicunents aginst exch all Krowe | pegond Wid tien TRUE AUOGE aM imei Teves |, Histiet-Atturney: Lenk wtutend that It was tis Te toy de ths ebeiuenoky enites cane earners BGE | from now until tho eluso of the polls on clectiot i. Gen. Stites’ snecon, which wasan itt ing out of the sutne trtnsiation. When the ck bafore the entire Une woe Caltly on ite | Heuire tut tho exnininution should progeed, alee da Stoyeria, Ae Mure shouid mind ite awe business, a& they all know | day. Carier Hurrlaon hus long regarded th R A ‘ ‘y-4 asan attiok upon | cases wore oiled, Une dofmidants were hot in | guaren to the Norih side, . Me. Celnnell had supposed that tho casa wis | MeL. Foss, 1.0. Suymour, whut Harrison wontd dos 60 the keto: wag sat [aah > Mg Bir, Stile heentse be did nut make certain seme | court, and the bands were forfeltad, MAN Ubfurtuiite tid Horbaps the mostoxelt. | f0 bo disposd af hy Judo. Drummond and | At tasenbaum, i Seep enceing routine Inwincas waa trausucted, | Scovnd District as boing bly own pecullur pe bh Annual reports of foes vecelvod, and did not At considerable expensy of tine ‘and money, (ng Inehlent of dhe provealon took placu ag | Hone of hia witherses were on lumi ta bo haut | 4 8, Stockton, aud tue Committe adjourned, | sonal property, ‘Twice ho reprosented it inCone fy + TUM OvCE to tho sete Tul, as provided by | WHemtnen wer puurmued and eyptured ono Hi.) Cinek street wour Madigan, whurw whore oyu a | atlied, Wagan ta ba wt bla aes at hu elec He | etme 5 wrose, and on the strouith of his elatm, tor that e a CE 18 UC f del ‘ark, tha ather in Vexad | Bo if ant but involuntary display of frewarks, ‘ ; ‘ os Dud 3 7 n to Jang, certate wnoney eeloatedl te way unnocer: | hruent biek wht kurtentero by tho hori of | tig Hated of ‘Crate ine liberaity wud pateioes | CAUDHY} LO braced, bsewune bo wun wot poe | [fr fh Lt Willian TH NOWLIT SIDE, us all ho bated on, ho wuenrud his olootion 12 3 ppty i Attorney, beeatae ) Cook Counts, whieh by hew retoved tho sureties | yng, and inorder to muke a brilllint and oltedte | pared. He (Wriinell) koew nothing about tho | 7. Norton, HM. Mott, FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH WARDS. layoralty of thiselty, Cartor is nea she frets on thosy polnts have tong boon known, | oC WlLitabiity. ‘They wera trled before Judge | jyy display, purchased something Hike RU worth | CMG NS yet, ahi te Froo, Chunrles Ne Lan licnus of tho Fiftconth and six. | forsetleetion, flo would rather be Mayor then hte Of inureh, aig eta Leake inquired If ho np. i poured for Dwyer, Hon ty thy Homan candles | PS tyuolt replied that ho hind no authority Atl, Charles Tho ep Congrossmiun, rather Con an than nothings , BAW, Dater teouth Wards heli w-rouslng Jolnt toting last | Ty renitzea the tach tut tis ardor. tn eecura® Pent Richards, night at Folz's Hall, corner of North avenucand | renominanon for Mayor next spring, It 1s 0b. By aprovieion of the Fees and Salary act tho | Wuxers and acquitted, ot Hrowurks to expivslo iipon Btato’s-Attoruoy of Conk Cook County ly not rae | 9 qllihowastitantents aro based upon the reas | yhery were, tn aul 4 ords af the Crinuial Court af Couk Caurty, tnd ad above, seve! v1 i quired to make such «report uy ator ottieura do | Ht “Gane Stiles hud cunsuited hose reourie hn | Menboued Waves wevenal Kegs Ur Ciel th ‘MM todo go, but he sippoyed there was only aio. 1 Pe Ulucetow, " * Y wlutely necessary for him to carry te Second Of foes and mmvlumouts revolved. iby tho | Woulithuvemineres inure elowely tart ceuen in | Humes: bts, cho, vont pve thousand OF thy | cae and Lodilive wlan be suo Gyr titre MGs teed, Larrabou stroot. “Ald, Young culled the mocting | Tetriet for tha’ Domooruoy. [ucuswortl (8 Kehool net Butu's Attorneys ae roquired to. | Niteratements publtoly niulo. OL. MANN. | with a couple ot kegs of vrei, rod, blue, aod | Uo belleved tho Federal laws shoutd ho realy | 3). ¥ Job Rankin, OFdGE, set Ob ee, td wneroly a figurehead, Tn this juncture juke annual report uf certain fuus, penaltic: ‘Yo this may be added that Gon, Sanh wonton | yuftow fire, thirty mines, andy gonural miscete | Malntatned, and that, if thory was any interfere | Lhe A.D. Forrony presito, A local glee club tod of ti good style, | Garter ¢ Hurriuon - would do as nich ( d i a) es | tho bod of Tawling who wasn personal friend | fiyeous cullucdion of explosives jutente by the policy by" unscemty russ, the olleers | J, Ve O, C, Foster, aud wore conpellod to respond ton sonorous | if 1a jmocralia candidates werd : and forfeitures Incurred: tu thelr neapective | of hia, ‘The fet that McDonald was alae surety (qd fue otha dlplay,: ‘Lea wagou waa | uzht to be punished. Ueorwo Mays, W, A. Correll, oneore, ‘Tho meotiug waa fret addressed by | #8 wooden Indian pickud up from thy frout of & & eourtitand tho wnonnt eolleeted by tem for ] In the case wis unknown to lla uBtl he wot | Hawn. by a team oor fing. deat: |, Wiatrict-Attorney Leake was anxious to have | Be Edwards, Am othors, Elilott Anthony, candidate for Judge of the Sy. } Miskel clear plore. ¥ the object of turning over altura part of it to | MeDunald tn the cuust-room, Horses and? placed dimuedintely ‘In tho rearof | tbe cise disposed Of, because he wanted to have —_—_— t re oe ‘i iy ou oa Cn rat Henvo the finmense registration Tuesday saat r the Schoul Fund. + tho cavalry: of the Board of Thule and ahead | Ue ft understandiyg about the lw, hi order MAYOR HARRISON, perlor Court, whu oponed on Carter 1% Hore | Henoo the outpouring of clta employes, Lit i ‘Shia Inw wont into force on the game day ng VIE PROUESSION, ofthe Lyon & Henly Bund, which) preeaded | {0 see Where thy power to keop the ponce was, ' veroreny ss fvireitts rivou by reniarklug that bo was tho first Mayor | were ongaged all day iong in drum! if i, tuo Fuca and Sutaries act, und fe hus been ‘wold | QUAND FINAME TO Tiny LaWat, CAstPATON, Hy memborson fool. ‘Ehoru wore two meu at Tho mutter pul bo: dotorimined by Ju Hat WINDS Chicago ever had who bus ventured to prosti- tho foum = of tho docks, | AM i ‘ ana Se GAM, bs Tho weit, one being the d iW ver, aid isthe body | Brummond The question wos whether the sine INT? thut—at Jonst nati sume court others | Since the cuinpign opened thoro have been | or the wagon ware theed boys and a up tl Carter H. Hucrisou Is still kept busy marshal- . nl mullor boarding-houses, with which tho can t iy fy | Heo had any business at the polls-vehether thoy | tng hla fordvs, Ifo prapaacs to inva Cook County | fy ai ee ee eat oburments | unde of tho Bitty Ninth wad ‘Fenty Wards wisn decided—tho sweeping hingunge of the Fees | Wed processions, processions In. whleh two or | charge of the exple While the process Wero. not gubordinute te tha Doputy Murials | Dumoorutic. Ho knows that his polltieal futura | ee om ' - 8 | abound. Carter's henchmen are and have bee fon rl i" + :) i A Supervisors, a potlee wore to bulldaze people or no¢ ho did | for sumo time engaged in entonlzlng voters in and Silurles net should bu held ta Lave more | ore wards Jolnod their forces, and processfons | WAS Wow halt on Clark street, walting for the | 4M a Fe 5 depends upon earrylug Chicngo, at least, and tho “ 1 t of thelr weight than the provision Iu tho Sebool Iuw, | dn which the North, Wost, und South Sides onoh | SUuth Side marehinug clubs to full i vie of tho ir. Grinnell remarked that’ the law on tha it not know, but bo'dld know that tho people of | Various sections of the dixtriot. A pir abject would bu given by dodge Drummond, | amount of disroputadle work that isbeing dono 4 cy program on oleutlon-day is tor y crowd of Deine ‘That ta tho vlow thu lawyers bave alway taken } mde A gallant display of Hole iarching forces; | POY# wedube st wok Ga wrene Be tid tho ‘notice wodki by woverued bette Ho | undor hia nuspiocs Is aamething untiourd: ae in | ClcsRe. ees nut of that sort whlch would | Oy to form theteciven. early. tn le 38 te bes aie but it was seserved for lust night to withesa tno i ait 2 uke that the case bu put over untit Wednes- | tho politloal history uf Iiinols, Mr. Hurrigon | MICCKLY subuntt to lt. Brenig Of Chlengo's | poll in eet Republican precluctynnd by keen Ho much for Gon, Stiles! prownble, As for the | emublnation of all the ranrebing ube ef the | BRE Be a He NO ete tog ounue | Xo Browing inanufacturiog ntorcats Ble, Anthony | ups sulld frout all day touy, provent tie other points in bls speech, a reporter enlled | ely In one grand ovation. The result wae a tite uarehy, stated | thin (tuo | Hori candies | beouine DistricteAtuumivy Leake naked ff tho docision | Hus Been {u constant teloxeaphio communteation | Fomarked that tho Republican party wae | Publicnns.as fur ws possible from depositing upon Buite’s-Attoraoy Sills, ana questioned | ting climax ta tho displays previounly made, ie | yellow, and other | tres. wud thei.) Jowedt by tho Jaw bepartment uf the ety obstreperous., They started the rod, blue. | of Judge lirummand want be religiously fle | with to Democeatto National Conunlttes in a curt udus slnglo vote, i Der ai ea gees tout \ Now York, nud he bas unde tho *mulw buyoe'™ | Pieced te veatect Americus luluserion and the | * Gti qufeut thie nefarious schoo the Hout hiut as follows: surpassed HN outiclpation, From the grand rate | (ere was wacena Of py puec nate HF Mr, Grinnatl replicd that thera wad uo dispas{- 1 vo that C _ i z Means muat be uj id ut work curly, o eulurs | Yonon the parte? any une Coniedted With the | Harum Wellove that Cook County can bo oars | Garitelt waaan honored ruprescatative, and the | chullor 4 Roget pes ninbow, while the oxplostuls port “Gen, Stiles states that ht batt ly on tho South Side to tho Anal autburat of par Homan ted £1 ho Demo ‘, 4 hene 4 . + 4 ss k ernment to interferp with tho electlor ried for tho Democracy, un ence tho 1 tho: lets ry w it poroilt them: as i ash Beenie Mie fatty got were | trlotign and pyretcehules, which occurredastho sounded lke valle! miusketey, Tho | ai these bre edna oth ONGONION. fou State of Hinols, and all that was wanted was Lire smo meL OF eae aes pil dad sulves to ta Duthdoeed oe Cujoied ‘hum u iried, forty swovun continued, tu thirty no wotlon | diminished yet atltl mmiense, procession passed | CUVaIFY Lords aturted to run away, tho boyson | not boon Instructed. ‘Tho, ofcer did wwuit hu | money to curry-on the campalgn, It isa few a ea its ree Sp | of duty, if it were ot for Beaker) aS. WERE DieED by the Puli House Just previous to tio final | 0%, fell buck fu diorder, and i tho wagon | thought co bo his dily—whut ho would da Whon | daya aluco tho Domourutio Stata Coutral Com | Pedeblne election, bu rooalled Zach Chandler's | jivoly Interest in the result—for to blin it Is = HIASED, alivatintloud tho’ papentiveran't oo stual the four persue motiouless. Hut they | two mon got into a row on tho struct, Any dese | O%' peste ‘oM- | pdyico to overy Republican’ to go te the polle | matter at political Nfo—Furneworth would be Now why should such un apparently enormous | Uiablution, the pagnant way econd of wondrous | werd auatlonioas only for an inatabt, * For God's | jarutions or suggestions 10 -tho contrary, from | Nitten Lert €4,000 ut tho Cook County headquur | aug itovoto ono day to God and his country, and | defeuted by ulurge mujority, ‘Thu lvteict is ® Buber Urea i tae onthusingn and reir lo bonuty, The night | sike Jump for your tyes?” sone ong ahyuted, | whuteyer sourer, wor unauthorized, tora in Arcade court,: The day before yesterday: ‘urged hiv hearers to hear it iu mind, pry bak cloge ono, Where tho candidates ure woll knowns rng fered wil Hoe conttrin that atateuent, | was dark, which gave udditional ‘Sore to tho | By thle timy thi lireworks undor tho xoat word | "District Atioriay honk auld that thoro wus | €5000 came from Now Yurk with watch to | horoferred ta the wonderful olfect of auligiy | PUlWBCH the whola force of tno aduimstraton a ppenes ro ure bale | tlroworks; it wus, by fits and starts, ine|lned to | BUTE and tho two men Jumped lf, ono On | considerable restiesnces and Uncaginess In tha | + Huy stool rails," and ¥20,000 clat YY | becomes n factor in determining tho result . ta buy’ 4 rails,’ ¥20,000 It fa nod Ja on Aducen cases ayulist on mun. and bo lH cate ther widu, ‘1 q “1 x and, 2 ir Sete on ond Ane the weatuee disineeode tia | bedrialy, but it would havo tukon'a very des | bur wlunay onl eee run aways | community with regard to the matter, and ho aud onzant¥yion in Indiana, and, after dopre; | ig enuy to be acon that the Kopublicuns bavy und. teket peddlers and tho carly . ng the tire, Heotye ‘I ty tho way for use in Cook County, There ts cor {| cating unyi@ug Mko recourse tu “ucratebing," ¥ : d cupable q Tiures wera probably "gotten in about aisty | clded dowa-pour of rain to damp tho dpiritwat } thes” diagotally dusted” ders Wag, Hg leds | us wtud iaeveelve suck Gn uxsuraNLS fromm | IST Liothorn of oud about tho Democratio | eaurewiad biserutdunes i 0 Kopublioun wa | SoM splay. ta qlect thelr Bonyred and ci 5 _ Tints, Bad thoy ary WoL ace Tato oa gg | (hove fin the procession or to buve driven tho |The band | wid toot companies Actor sono furthar talk District-Attorney | headquarters, aud there never were so many | JUEity of fron 5,0W0 to 1000 } ieee 5 ala a tO | symputhetle crowds from the sldewattes. wae Punle-atricken ud 0 Leuke consented to a continuance of the ease | hard-looking eltizens wearing good clothes and | , Colmbssionpr Puriaytou pointed to the pros- HIGHT SENATORIAL + sd: Tho Huw of march lay frum thucoraerot Clurk | Heo" conti uk heave da eee Sagat | tHE I welock uhursiay oveninue angKesting. | (uy Domacrutio ditty work a4 at this tiie See ene ee Ler Me | a a Hannay Pua camiraarion: 202 1 which was diantwed. Why was Munyan's {n+ and Madison Up the former strect ag faray Kine | ung seomed W have presence of mind. Hutinan Lig ener eset sunt Turntstiudd Taare! » but | Avido from thi, the candidates have | publican voters, and, in coumernting the strong bi bart Ror i. dictwent dismissed, and why wasn't the ball cole zlv, whore the North Sido suction of tho proces- | flatant the crowd realized that, Dwyer was unable to do wo, and wus therefore | put up over $10,000 in assessments, and | points In tho present campulgn, dwelt on tho ox- ‘There ts serious trouble in tho Eighth Sena 5 at two indict a sion jolued it; west ulong Kinzie to diflwaukee THEE WAY NU IMMEDIATE DANGER, sont to Jail, tho elly employes tully na much inory, | feHlent rocurd mado Ly President Mayes’ Ads | grat District, whtob is composcd of the coum 2 we See eee Gite wae teed the eee aanat | avenue whero, at tha corner of Nespiilues | and thon the Dowrntig sympathizers shouted JUSTICE WALLACE, Now, what is belng done with this money? eis | Mnlatradon. : s tes of Lako ang McHenry, both voted for belo# ‘ foverul days: and mig Jury. lured, “Atier | street, the Woat Stdn wetlou fell toy up 3140 | ached, aud. thtysana “ce neni thc | fe a aes eae ee eoduerod ig | bulls dolod out to blowers aid strikers, and t0 | eng next Comsrestnne ‘trom the third District, | deelded Uepubliean, strongholds, , Four yours 5, due consideration and “evisultation with thy | Kee avenue to Halsted; south on Halsted to | uruuud'by tnu glut of tbo oxplod ks S aelale areata buy votes. Tero suems togbo no Nmlt to the i ‘ cveqtion was boll aa " sc 3 hye! * ee x wodig Hreworks, | the Geisler trial before bing y yg bo ni wascalled upon and mudea telling, Wuwlueas- | So, When the Sonatorlal Corivention + , Witueses for tho prosceutlou aud the prlvaly | Swelfth strovt; oust ou Twelfth etrect to State, | ‘thy $UA worth of hinbustivies were consumed |” Getuler was brought before mo by Cornolius | capacity of tho Domooratio “bar'l.” Itappears | Uke spcech, watch was applauded to the ,ccho | aud M.D. Joslyu, of Wookatouts, socoived Lae.