The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1867-11-09

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CORRESPONDENTS.
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BALrxosr. Nov. 2, 1867.
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! = THixGs IN BALTIMORE.
The recent election held in this city for
Mayor and City Council was the most order
" and quiet that hasl been he'd bore Tor ssv-
sfzl years. There VAS qsiss = large vote
pcsied, the whole Despocratic Conservative
Itiskes being elected ~ ever II. 900 majority.
The whole vote est for Mayor was 2s.sl6,
|ofwhich Mr. Banks, the Democratic Uon-
Psefyatirs czndi hss yreceived 1880, md
General Dsnison. the Radical candidate. re-
csised 4.ss6s For Guy Council there were
d few independent candi latss running, but
|thV were defeated by the regular nomi-
ness.
THE KEW CTR GOV ssKxsxf.
Mr.. Robert T. Bsnks, Mayor elect Of Bal
Minutes eiIl b ju.y sworn into slice On
Mopday Nov. 4th, and Immediately there
after be win enter on the disc large OF his
dusiss.l, tbs Inauguration ceremony VIII
take place ~ noon IN the Mayors Office, ana
Liz l. understood that tie Mayor and Ex-
Mayor wilI make some remarks on the occa-
sion. In
ciTT oRDIsANcs@ynro
Among the last oficiaI acts Of the late city
essncil was the passage Of two ordinances-
the one a contract for sweeping the streets,
The other aaahofiz.ng the port warden TO
eontracs WIN sceressn parties ior cleansing
ne haFbor, ~: both - 40 enormous price
THESE ordinances did not reach the Mayor
|ess dAss befbrs the adjournassna Of the
leegptn ~ ss he did MT return them
10 the ccundii Il u eqsi valeat u ! veto.
i 49, ASSIGNMENT OF 5uDsss.
il Ths nrely- judges ,f the Supreme
Bah, e y bsIiEved, will be assigned 70 the
\ lqilops,s cqafss4s Tbs. eAisf judee OF the
4 Sdpresnef- eohsh will take the, city ca&rt,
t@hichspssiu0n he nsw oceupseaL The asss-
fslate judeEs wal Be assigned - folsosss--
No The SupEems Court, Judge DobhiH %
EthsGourt OF Common Pleas, Judge Carey
i sothe Oircait Court. Judge Psnksey !; 20 the
fOfimipna Court lately preside ever BY
1ndge Bond) jadge 0ilinour. These APP.
pointments give general Satisfaction. i.
~ fHn JAIL AND PEkIfsnFIARY. ssaa
i There are now nearly one thousand per-
i sw IL
4 Lbs batter institution contsinins neariy seven
i hnE.dred- The heAlthiof these convicss, ae
cording-to the report OF its efficient surgeon
I Dr. X y Bser, attests remarkable sxemp-
tim iroqdisesses a hils gesd ordar and strict
ien1nrdiu1ti0n prevails. The condition Of
i shs ~ also exceilsns, and nupbsr 81 the
4 Hssonezssars engaged in improving the out
4 gr1undss which are IN good state Of cuiu-
eash>1s~z1x s.zsst1ses ssssr.tsz .sis8rs' 9
~ b4srs IA isERsDts ARFAlR- esg9 ~.
% "Wednesday night, abont eies en- o'clock.
kthfee mep. named joseph AMI An rev Lem
fpe~tten auoihef called Aaron, had q mar
4 rev esespe from snfoca<iou by inhalihg
4 Poisenons gsses while tapping . sink in the
4rear q the premises Of Mr. Sonneborn, 63
esath Sharp Street. 1t appears that well
had been dug Immediately adjoining tle
sink, and while the paruss above-iIa,ncd
we're engaged In t.pping, or making . con-
hsxion With the sink, tbs gas csczp ping from
the sank envelopsd them, rendering them in
sensible, Another man named Conrad
Nlteheart, engaged in work. was on the lad
der, and reaching the top gave the alarm
lThs police force vas sooh On the spos. ana
IFopss being lowered, the bodies Of the three
men u<re coon brvughE ~ tho surface Med
deal aid was procured, and after several
hours labor the men were partially restored
TO consciousness, when they were rcmovr ed
to- their homes. u is thought they will
A recover. s~rs~gfT'f $3.50
La TEE MARYLAND INSTITUTES FAiR
n IN complete success this year. All tha. ars
land science can display, and Ingenuity can
lipputrive, are ON exhibition. The display is
thaeh larger and better, and OF greater VA
sriety Than on any former OCCASION Penn
sylvania, New York, Cvnnecticut, and Mas
sachusetts are represented. The fair is large
Ely Attended By our citizens, as the receipts
hare nsuch larger shsa on any previous coca
sion for number Of years.
X tsiacs Tnkbu MAr4RRs.
There il nothing Of interest PASSING among
4 the trade associations u the present time.
Many Of them whe have been ia the habit Of
meeting weekly nov meet monthly, and dor.
ling the present high state of excitement
the attendance 10 very slim.
II THE SHIP CARPENTERS
Eof East Baltimore met on Friday evening
They bad sons imporsant locaI business q
attend 10. but nsthing Of general interest
Itrsnspirsd.
" fap seUaxxYnsx PIAsrxRxss
Fheld her resulos snoa<hly meeting a cep-
fkr II hall ~ q EaSxukx R~{.n<~ A~.~S~.. tns.-