, 1864-10-27

the Limits OF Cook county Oh the U1.oo neseh en- l.
olscing cons1sssnao from tue F'est Disu1c''
ard ward ctticers:
|,aor<.s-1ohn w.,t,ro-,h
ssa9r, s, Stto,~e,.rrbetss. 'sen = fntm Pa.d
ftassS 9n4E TX Iehy S1 IL AAeso'
94s0ca SM7E0 c1.,nt,, a,nvsWi,,,.1 e, Ms's1R cbc,ce
CO.. GD5nserMnt. % wm' Wsenera uaa'n L. ~uD'@0'
&aG ss,ator MA Dnt@Ffaoci A. Eastman.
Rep. e'entatirst 5sM Dtslr:et, tWest,-"1M'm
'.Ss p11 Il Agsf} o ,t1 T. SSH H. Dol,
tor, Edward 8. Isham.
stTS1e, !, 4 r: Stevenson; ~ r...au =
+. Chandler: Town colIector-plessant ArmsSs.
Aatessof-Thomas 5hesgo1d. cle1k-Alsln BALLS
bury: yy,, ,.c.os,,,..,.,x,-n. ..,on c,,,s
n. &. Csoman. T3wn Colecior-Ffank Lun-
bard Asessor-H G. Ballard. Clefx-Theodore
North Chicago Supervisors Philip Apfe,
Chariss Dranoord. Assessor- Adolph Muller.
a,9 sntsopg0First ogke Joshua & Knleser-
bocter. Seeord, 81. s. G. Blake. Third, c, q.
Wicker: Foqnh. Charles Fo''snseel. Eighth, y,
=. stnat1: Nan'n' neuuen Asyost tElta. -
GooKa mnsas,ns Tn.I,ssnh oS, r. vUans9a'
EonItesnth' srnp Stf.n@a4sr q 49,, f1hecntht D.
Indiana E,ertto,x
The following letter Waa written to the Chicago
7qmes, By Judge Gookins, in reference to ths
charge Of illegal voting made In that sheet:
''''e0' Cn1c.oo f,st Ok ,sat.
~ ~. t,a,t,- .h. rht.,e1s ~ w. - 4oot.
IN Vonr ~ nsner this mo1niTc In q, a-tr,e
ro.essnr r. set farth fTauSs in tEs ia,a Insne
ss'f es'fftton' the t'o"'nz statement CONCERNING my
Eo.' .s,. ,,.o. rr.x-. 11.n..,
rorfes;dsnE Sho yored eceots cta!es, o.tby
yote .npon thst Day cane 70 u s.sistaaee II sss
.9Ysq o e. nd9s fa ~ D. 9oosiqs q ch
Eo. ADAM s9ees jazz uooSns aestaeaes ssao9Ss
member tn Ole cfY ca1,chss, and il sn eldeEH
gentleman OF the 'hlkhes: respestaoiiity' sna
Iu1sh to deal in no epithets, but simply to esy
The above statement Is untrue Trre. / voted i
Te.re h1ute 90 the "a aay r. lnaie,ted. took no oath,
ny ttatus a. citizen: 1 have had liT otace in
Csaco tof sevefa. 5saIs ~ nase @ no .esidenee here
O.
n, ~ oe taeie ~ en eecaon)
III not mambsF nf anV chHreS ~ t,a ny t nome:
bsve .iways retained ~ nsneofshie = haas. h; o'i
more than any BORDER At the fremont or Sherman
house hss rssidenoe there. have several t,aes
heen asked to be . candidate for judge here, bnt
have always declined on the grcund that WAS
not elF1ble, This il known to several Of my pro
G,.s ~ 80 ~ ne ahove mt ~ tho ss,,se.,
tiou oT enemies. bal friends, thst Tiers are rn.nv
members Of firms. both commercial and profess
sio1al. xno; htnonsn pep soeioe aefe taemselyes, and
sn stxensbin n n1hsr s,,ies nna naT,1 aomes
lsw nrIp. vhose pefsonal donor or politicsf nn,n.
iu1s the 1ases wopld be the last to asss,l hadhss
bone iot several yeass ~ hentnckJ. Judge Doug.
~: i is wei tfo9n, naa nis Rouse and domestic
not oa5 Wnne Con9ness hst ~ .as ~ seson 6ut during
rom the s,ate On public bns!nessl having no reai
oeHCs nets NY ~ uote'g; 5et he Votoa ana was
votea tos N nitqols; ~; nenton was much les IN
Aies9nn: curing tae iat'ef years e. g. NJ nfe than
lie o Chicago 3Sf Dreetoy at IT, IT,
lowfne: :McCoEmicK tsrus H. mowers and
EeapeFs. \. Water e. of Rueh street bridge, and ~.
DID hepreetnt ~ Democratic" candidata for Con-
rrets lose hls 1llinois cltizenship!
,v;1h ~ , ~ e:,.ro, ~ " n'sauou
stspco. res,deuce IN one place for Tostne and n
Al other for tnot 6ahttng iThe 1Gnet might prod:-
abiy nake = note u MP Fnna!y by reference to
ri siI note tsere W r. ta,nd ttnH 1s.tons, .n
si,son o. me pIanIepe apon wnie1 !, acted. bYA
1. sau , ~ t,t,a suy UsloItsHe 70
ss's'y eTen tae eh1caso 1ss'ss OF lts correspond.
en-: .,.,,
tss e!soI M aoo9s H. ast So.tnR ~ iaaana
u tee 1uHeS o. ~ I2ta. aas np oeitef foundation
sA'n .N' S'''s' "A4 '' '''' A4fss s. 5. eook1ss.
D1En.-,Jsmes Unrfee. the Younp man uhoas a.
-,s s.Isa.- -. g., s..aes 80 r1"s no az
Was noticed IN the TRIBUNE Al few days since, died
yebterday at the Mercey Hospital, whittier
be WAS conveyed ttom the Second Precinct Police
Station. He never rallied nom the time Of his ad
mission, though hla ekuu was t1ephiued and other
efforts made to eaye him. The deceased is from
MT b s. @ RshoE Esa s1 s1 hs1s sn9s1 e ss aS
toaay. LILLY '1''lA '''4 >''' 'AA0eo' ~ ~ ns'u
We cannot understand how police officer could
be 70 ulobseryant, as the one WHO picked ID Dur
to cell and allow I'd him to tic there bleeding and
wounded IN m9Enlng:' Somebody Is to blame: 1t
.e hsd S, in,s. LIZ n ne m!e1s nave
time. ' A''0 - -
A CAT1LE-JHRT BROUGHT TO GR1Er.-A few
DAYS aco. Mr. David Efcho,s and anne ~ ~.
neighbofs, In Basesn county. missed number Of
cat9le nom thelr he1os On the prairie, ia Brad
vard. In sine an.n,.ons ~ ~ 1,;n
III. Nichols Ind lis etehbprs tnst be knsW mora "
about the Inlesing ca,Ie than he chose to tell It
vas soon aseertatned that he had 9one of With
~ a Ss c7 sS h p
put the matter in the hands OF the police aud DE-.
at She1man's htock yards. He had been In tos6
aoont an honf and nait Ms. Nic9ols Identified
.sso; NJ sa1ue IL among 'ns lo' Drought II 0s tae
sf4='1et.
p.p,.v .vr-wha ror,a-has1. ~ %ho r;%v ..t
49,. a' s.1 Soppetussoe @ y. en1 1Hts.als'
-, e
well be equaled jos its absnrdity. The redoubta-
bic Cameron IL well mated with John O: Garlsnd,
W6oee former hnow Nothing rawlings must be pc
Irco13,ng Ike E.rI.n fsoassa, ~ s..t
Of lis ephcre'' in runnirr at iii. Strange incon-
| eietency. John. but It on1v exempiides tie Old
nroverh that Poverty makes n acouafnted with
| tFtrnnre bcdfellows.i'
|
LAncExY,-James Miller WAS ch,rcad in tbe po.
lie. f,n1rt v.,te,asv 1.f,h ~. 1s.rsau - -
| Hon 9onn oanlsant 4aDofet IN me SHADES Of the
Clty ha4NaJ company. Miller is an old warrant
nffenres bnt RAJ nsnailv .Icoae3aJ a. aot . sstat
| the punishment due to his tr,nssress,nns He
failed however yestcflay the theft f,sInc rieariv
| proven, He was dnet SIS and costs, aud IN dc.
| fan1t. ar ra1ment eent n the Rrfdawrif ior afSv
!
Observation-Disclosures Gansop, a drayman, was
| fined go In the Police Court Yesterday and ha,t
| uudex bonds OF xao1 to keen the peace towsnls n,
and aineular the people ot Chicago, but more
pestered with the attentions during the absenca
Of her hueband in the army.
|
| Aot1p1kr-A lady passing up CLARK street yes
terday. stenned into an npen yan]t annoa;fc ihe
s1s.I;, ".ersrD o..,4. -. 49, oFpon4.e teo
injured that 1t ~as necessary to convey her to her
neninas r. q sba .oas are no
ne'ef pe Aeat e3posee' c'en 1o1 ." 1n7Iaal'
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| oAAAe"AhAIns-4oe Soppetaehos ol Tue st1-
ts xotes of he s 1917 TIIs nsaro VI Nv
othef cahdidatee' barag"anatn 10 such negative
c1alassL tnas ~ ene 1noms aaJealaG aoout nlm.