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Sporting Tse7Fgs

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19.-Ti:o game Of base
ball to-day resulted: Dostozs, S Ashle:ics, Q.
C1Sc1SSATI. Oct. l9.-1he eipsle scull-noat
race, three miles. On the Ohio, this afternoon,
for the Cincinnati championship, waa won lg
Eouser in 27 minutes. Brown cone in n1in-
utes later.
LEXINGTON, Ey., Oct. 19.-The Horee Fair
closed to-day Tie weather WAS fne and tho
track in superb order. The timo in the second
race was remarkable, being the best on record
for two-year old.
The frat troE was for the Formers Home
journal premium OF 800, Tor st2llio.s which
made the season Of 1872 IN Kentucky, $50 each,
mile heats, three III five to harness, second horze
to Eaye entrance money. The result WAS Wa!k-
over by Princes Sentinel years old, By Hys-
dyks Hambletorfaa.
The second trot WAS match for premium OF
$500. mile heata, three in i've to harness, and
was won by Princes two years old, bJ Etlccsoa-
Time, 2402z.
The third trot, for premium of $780, for FIVE
year olds and under 3l10 to tho first, $50 to the
second, mile heals, three in five, to harness,
Peters Magic vas the winner. Time, 2:35; 2:333 j;
2:35; 2:37I. .-
The fourth trot IVES for premium Of eco,
free for Ill ages, $500 to the first, $50 to the
second, mile heats, 8 in to harness. J. Host's
chestnut gelding, Thomas L. Young, was the
winner.
Time, 2:2o114, 2:2o1l4 2:28117, 2:281117, 2:221ks.
, 1872-10-20
THE CITY IN BRIEF J.
An xAbomyuable Nuisance.

Smoking in closed street-cars is bee
serious evil, which should be checked as
possible. On South Side car last even
tween ard 10 o'clo,!s, there we're 1int
sentatives Of the male EEK smoking Ggar
degrees of badness, utterly regardless Of
ladies' who wera compelled to endure the
OF the nine smokers, o1a was d dirty, d
.uz1ian, who eadeavorad to pick quarrel
gentlemen OIL TIE car because the latter
good clothcs," aad tho former -was {:
Working7nan." No oac seems to think Of
Permission, but generally sits calmly do
smokes bis cheap TOBACCO On Friday Il
saioon-E:epar set into car with = 1!Ghtes
and Ee.i2d himself hy IN cid gentleman
latter objected to Lis smoking, and can
being the recipient Of damaged physiogn
consequence Tue ruAians know thst: the
can do. nothing; tho equally iu-bfed, but
tireEsed yiolctors Of the Company's rules,
snoso anyway. to exhibit thsir ''manly
foe2dence-" Gould not Superintendent
make move toward suppre5sins what is t
ing greater annoyance every day?
, 1872-10-20


NEW YoRK, Oct. ia London letter says OF
the next Atlantic Cable, soon to be laid: In ad-'
dillon to the present three marine cables, q
fourth is in course OF rapid construction and
embarkation on board the Great Eastern. This
new cable is d duplicate OF the French one, and
is to have its ter1nni at Lands End and Halifax.
Its main length will be 5000 milea, and it will
cost, less the laying down, -s1 ,2o0, 600 and mp
yard: II is being placed on board the Great
large portion is on board, and early in the COM
ing year it is contemplated to put it in use. The
experience Of the past has given some important
LESSONS on the construction Of this cable, Ind
every approved and new feature that has been
submitted by electricians and engineera has met
investigation and adoption. The machinery for
submerging aud laying is also improved,
and marino cable laying is now
q thing OF ease and energy Only. The London
Telcgraphic Construction and Maintenance Com
rany, with it's immense capital and net profits Of
last year, amounting to sl15, 500, and having; u
monopoly, finds it very easy thing to lay ang glo-
American cables. The next thing expected ID
reduction in the rates OF messages.
, 1872-10-20

in session at Rock Island, with about 15o ae;s-
gates On Sunday, prominent raembera of tha
Synod will occupy puIpits in the churches Of
Rock Island, Moline. Milan, and Davenport.
son 1f h1rpt ta 81 as. aasa Tenn
After taking lin out bed this morning. lis
mother left him seated in 9 chair in Ills Insult
clothes. and few moments after yras called to
him By his cries. He had got out Of his ckeir,
and going near the fire. his clothes caught.
william Mcguire and John Ryan, Of st.
Louis, between whom g grul5e has existed for
some time, quacel1ea, and, on Sunday, Nasi1ire
stabbed Ryan, killing him instantly. Glasuire
was arrested
, 1872-10-20

Special Despatch 10 INC ta7cdgo 1TaoAHs.
DUBUQUE, Oct. 19.-The survey and location
Of the route for the second 10 miles Of the Ga
lena narrow gauge road from Junction House
to P1attevi11e, Wis, will be commenced on
Monday. It ia the intention to push the work
rapid1v so as to complete it that far this seasnn
Tie citizens of Platteyile voted $32, ,0c0 in aid
Of this road, by vote Of 541 for, to 105 against.
The Central Railway CONSTRUCTION Company
has been organized at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, by
some of the heavy capitalists of that place,
prominent among whom are William GEeon,
George Douglass, ". ", Walker, and others,
ali well known railroad men. It is their inten-
tion to buy, control, operate, and build al the
road they can. ...-
It is stated that Alex. Mitchell, President Of
the Dubuque and Monroe Railroad, has signed
contracts for the construction of the road to
shullsburg, Wis, at q cost Of S2o, 900 per mile,
with Dubuque as one terminus and milwaukee,
as the other The people along the line OF this
road will have tho advantage Of the choice OF
two good markets. Men Whose judgment in
matters OF this kind is excellent, express the ut
most confidence in the project and say the coun-
try to be intarsected By this road is very much in
want Of railroad facilities, and no road, IN their
estimation, will yield 3 greater profit.
Grading on the Iowa Pacific Road il all finished
beyond Wayerly, Bremen county, and work is be-
ing rapidly prosecuted. .....
Many laborers in the employ Of tho Chicago.
Dubuque and Minnesota Road have struck for
higher wages, with poor prospects, OF success+
, 1872-10-20
Photographic 18rcvifieBs

The second trial of Airs. Wharton, Of Balti-
moro. will commence in November.
The person who committed euicida at STAN
wix Hall, Albany, Oct 2, vas not Mr.. Leyison,
Of San Franciaco, as was reported. Tie name
Of the suicide ia atill 8 1nyatery.
J. K. Townsend and Houston F. Florence, two
young men OF Atlanta Ga, fought . duel on
Friday evening, with double-harrelled guns,
PAGES. Townsend was seriously wounded at the
first fire. Both belong to most respectable
families.
The Presbyterian Synod Of Illinois, North, is
, 1872-10-20

Dr. D:Jzdale, ct London, whoae hobby ap-
pears to be the medical education ct women, has
recently published q statement Of their chsncee
Of obtaining it in Europe, which is not without
interest TO such aspirants hers. The difficulty
in Edinburgh, ho states. is that OF the rude tight
which has been waged so long between the pu-
THAI, oven rhen the conrse OF lectures is opened
to women (Which he hopes will DO tho case thia
winter), the cost OF 3 medical education reaches
$500 or $50, exclusive OF living. Dr.. DryBdalo
Whcro women are thoroughly qualified as obstet.
r;cal practitioners at q coat Of Ebout $3.50 Der
ennn1u. Thia ecoze d. n7cies7u@ does NOT equal.
in its tLoroughness OF cheapuss2 OF instruction.
that given at the Nurses Hous, . Quaker insti-
vet its reputation is only local. while that Of the
Partisan undertaking IL already kpoW1 in eYep
country.
, 1872-10-20
CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 70 1872

part to cover contracts. The stock fs much con-
centrated for future delivery. We hear OF
1000 brls mess, seller November, at $4,000
1919 and 1850 brls do, seller October, 1t
S15.25@15.5o: Gut meats dull a1d heavy. Bacon
scarce ana falri; @ aedive. Sales Of ! 6co boxes
and steady.
[1o TIE Associated Press.l
TIE RING THIEVES.
New YoRE, Oct. 19.-It is stated that e1-
oomptrolles Connolly is at ths Isle OF Wight,
It is reported that new Indictment has been
found agnirst IngersoE, the famous chair
maker Of the Ring.
Mayor Hall last evening stated that he Ind
heard nothing Of any new Indictment aeainst
him, and tho report that he had given bail was
therefore false. 1t ia possible that he thinks
that tho oily Indictment may be onnibused as he
himself wishes. Ho courts inquiry into his
official conduct, either in Court or elsewhere.
It is stated by parties conversant with the
character Of the last Indictment against Tweed
that that parsonage is fully aware Of it's ability
to convict him ; that he has taken steps to
avoid an arrest, and that his flight from the
country, il it has not actually taken place, is go
arranged that it will speedily occur, and in such
g. manner aa to elude the officers OF the lew.
Tweed has not yet put in an appearance With his
bail. as it is not probable any Supreme Court
Judge can be found on the bench to-day, he will
etay at Greenwich, Conn, where be ia supposed
to De, till MondaY.
RuEors are current that an ex-steriH has
been Indicted for presenting Illegal bills to the
old Board of Audit.
1t was learned at Tweed's law-ofice, to-day,
that Tweed is quite ready to appear and offer
bail, aid will do SO when required. Also, that
the ex-Boss was within 80 minutes ride OF his
Office, and did not mediate fight at all. There
is very little Excitement in regard to the matter
about the City Hall.
RELEASED ON BAIL.
Chief Of Police McWil1ians, of Jersey City,
has been released on bail.
A. REPORTED FimuRE.
The failure Of Caldwell, Walker d Co., brokers,
is announced.
MURDERER SENTENCED.
Mark Flanagan Tas to-day sentenced to I'M
prisonment for life for numbering his wife.
GARD FROM Mr.. BARLOW
Statements have been made, under the inspi-
ration Of Jay Gould and the dethroned Erie ring,
that S. L. III. Barlow, the present counsel for
tho Erie Railroad, had made bargains with the
Sleeping -Coach Company on the Erie Railroad to
his own advantage. 11r. Barlow responds with
the fullest explanation Of the whole matter re-
fcrred to, showing that his action was rreproach~
able in ITSELF and, besides had received tho en-
tire sanction Of the Board Of Directors, includ-
ing General Dix, who was then President Of the
Company.
, 1872-10-20
FOREIGN.
SOUTH AMERICA.

New YoaE, Oct 19.-South American, advices
have no news Of importance,
There was riot at Santiago, Chilli, between
the metropolitan police. Ono rarEon IVES killed
and many wounded. The ringleaders vera a.
rested.
The attitude Of Costa Rica toward Nicaragua
on the boundary question is not considered coa-
ciliatory.
The Costa Rica plot to overthrow Guardia's
Government during his ebsence was discovered
and defeated by Pento. Acting Precedent. The
chief Of the plot is eaid to be Va'deya, e13Iinis
ter Of Duenas, end a refugee from Salvador. Ho
has been expelled from tie country.
, 1872-10-20

MADISON. Wis.,, Oct. 19.-Two mysterious
cases have just trauspired in this county. Iixs
An,eha Schctter, a very prepossessing girl OF ~
years, while on q visit at her fathers at McFar-
land, on Saturday last, mysteriously disappeared
in the evening, and no clue can be ascertaned as
to her whereabouts. a married woman was abb
Quoted in the torn OF Windsor, about 2, week
ago, and WAS taken away forcibly by two men IN
covered carriage, after drugging her husband.
He aeems to know nothing Of the eircu!n-
stances: Her dress w&s found On the road, sov-
eral miles from her residence, and brought to
the 6herif's office. Fears Of foul play ara en-
tertained in both Of these cases.
, 1872-10-20

C1No1sSAu, Oct. ia fire, this afternoon,
broke out in the mattress department Of IT. F.
Wehrmans factory, Fifth, between Main and
Walnut streets. LOGS and damages, $4,000; IN
suIed.
CLEVELAND, Oct. ia fire broke out about
10 o'clock last night at Sandusky, O., i'll the dry
room attached to the Noolworth Handle Works
building, and the stock and machinery vera On
tirely destroyed. The flames extended west to
the lumber yard Of Lea & Moss, but we're soon
extinguished. They also extended east to tie
lumber yard Of r. Gilcher i Co., destroying
about $500 900 feet Of lumber. The loss on tbs
handle works is about $40, 600; insured for
$4,000. Lea d Moss lose about 81 ,0o0; in
surad. Gilcher l. Co.'s less is about $50, 300 !;
insured for about $40, GOO. Nearly 400 men a1e
thrown out of employment.
, 1872-10-20

Brotherhood OF fEoro1aao:iveEa Engineers.
ST. Louis, Oct. 19.--The Brotherhood Of Lo-
conotive Engineers has. been in executive ses-
sion yesterday and to-day. A resolution WAS
adopted favoring tho abolishucnt Of I'll Sunday
trains, and d Committee WIS appointed to con-
fer with railroad officials throughout the
country on the subject. 4 clause to
bo inserted in tho act OF incorporation
providing for che expulsion OF any engineer ad-
dcted to the use OF Intoxicating liquors was also
adopted. This afternoon the brotherhood Wis
tied 6haw's Garden, Lafayette aud Tower
Grove Parks, and other points of interest in the
city, and next week will meke an excursion over
two or three roads leading out OF the city.
, 1872-10-20

New YoRK, Oct. 19.-In an editorial contrast
between Grant and Greeley tho l10rld comes to
this conclusion "Nothing could bo more safe
for every public interest, nothing could SO
surely purify the public service, as the election
OF Mr.. Grcc1eyin this conjunction. So far as
legislation is concerned, Greeley would be- the
ssfec President He would be US intelligent
and original as Grant is, stolid and
1 apsthese; it,+ nEa h0;sila s1;staea co9gre9h ha
should fall into any, would he u safeguard
he is not sluggish and easeloving, prone to
shirk duties, aud spend his time in recreation.
He is the most resolute1y Industrious man in
the country. II A1r. Greeley we're President, it
is not in his nature to let any department Of the
public service run on IS Grant does, without
close, unrelitting supervision. He probably
knows more men than any other citizen
Of the United States. The personal dis
cussions With which he enlivened the politics
Of tho Tribune attest his keen interest in the
character Of public men,. and the minute abund-
ance OF that kind of information which the cast
OF bis mind leads him to acquire. He has
looked quite through the deeds and character Of
erery prominent man, and most OF the minor
Greeley would hive the great advantage over
most Presidents that he could make nearly all
important appointments from Ills own personal
knowledge, instead of being seriously depend
tlsans.
LEGISLATIVE CONVENTION AT GENEVA, ILL.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
GENEVA, ILL.,, Oct. 19.-The Convention to
nominate Liberal candidates to the Legislature
from this Ghe Fourteent1) District, convened at
St. Charles to-day.
In the absence of the Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic Central Committee, the meeting was
called to order by Major Burchell, of Kane.
Robert n. Murray, Of Dupage, vas elected
Chairman, with the following Secretaries: H. 3.
Towne, Hollis Scott and Henry Whee Ter.
S. e. Taylor, OF Kane, moved the adoption OF
RESOLVED, That this Convention nominate no
man as candidate to the General Assembly who
will not here, in person or through his friends,
pledge himself to vote fret. last. and every time
for the reelection to the United States Senate Of
Hon. Lyman Tru1ubull.
An informal ballot for the nomination OF Rep
resentative was then taken, with the following
result: Harrington. of Kane, 81; Murray, Of
Durege, 9; Joslyn, Of Kane, q; Hunt, of
Kane, 2.
On the second ballot James Herrington re-
ceivcd 81 votes, and, on motion of Mr. Reavcs,
of Aurora, Lie nomination Tas made unenimous.
Tie nomination Of Senator then being in Or
der, Green Garfield, Of Kane, moved that Robert
N. Murray, Of Dupage, be nominated by ac-
clamation. Carried. Whereupon Mr.. Murray's
nomination was made unanimous.
Short speeches Tere then made By Messrs.
Harrington and Murray, who pledged themselves
for Trlmbull.
The Hon J. c. stoughton was introduced to
the Convention, and made o rousing speech in
the interest Of Greeley and Reform, assuring the
, 1872-10-20
Change OF Tirne.

By the timetable which takes effect tomorrow ou
tie Chicago, Burlington Quincy Railroad, tbs lis p
Dn~uer's Grove accommodation train runs through
to A,rata, arriving there at 3:45 M. returning,
Leaves Auora at Clio ~ arriving at Central Depot
At al5 a. m The regular Aurora passenger ieaYea It
7l0 and asrivea ut Central Depot 1t 855 a. m.
sides giving aurora people the advantage Of an add
tional train each way daily betesn Aurora and Chi
c3so. Tic afternoon train from Downrs Grove AZ.
fFss aS $50 instead Of 6:15 There ia no change III
tho time Of the through express ha!ns,
, 1872-10-20

LONDON, Oct. 19.-Sir Rounded Palmer re-
eeires $4,000 for his services befora the Genesa
Tribunal.
Two persons were killed and several injured
By railroad accident, near Sheffield, yesterday.
The Board Of Public Works voted almost
unanimously in favor Of removing tina
tolls on Waterloo and other toll bridges across
the Thames River. 4 conference with the Gov
ernment for carrying out the measure will ahozi-
II be held.
, 1872-10-20

Liberals present Of the determination Of their
fellow-laborers throughout the country to
adhere, now and henceforward, beyond the No.
venber milestone, if need be, to those glori-
GUS principles involved in the breaking up Of
the present system OF administration Of
the Government. The Liberal Central Com
mittee Of 1873 comprises the following named
gentlemen: B. z. Fridley and DR.. Patterson, Of
Kane, and Jno. Haight, OF Dupgge.
, 1872-10-20

Wisconsin7s Charatabio lhst1tat1onss
Special Despatch to TIE Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. 19.-The State Board OF
Charities, whose visitation of various State and
county charitable and penal institutions last
fall, and the unvarnished tale they told OF their
condition, led to most aalutary and greatly
needed reforms in many cases, have commenced
making their annual report. h1cssra. Giles
and Merrill, aad Mrs. ". P. Lynde, OF
the Board, visited the State Hospital for tho In
zane and the Soldiers Orphans Home, and to-
day the Dane County Jail. They express them
selves favorably in regard to ali, aud speak OF
the condition Of the Jail as much improved dur
ing the past year. The Rock County Poor
House, reported in such a shameful condition
last year, Is now in first-rate order in all re-
spscts.
, 1872-10-20
THE CAMPAIGN IN TENNESSEE,

NASHVILLE, Oct. 1e.-W. B. Stokes, Republic
can, has announced himself aB q candidate for
Congress in this district. The party will proba-
bly, next week make another nomination,
paSuns M s, n5iss stspngesSs IN men. n: lhe democrats
night. General Geo. Maury, Of the Rebel
army, vas one Of the speakers at tho Republi-
can meeting.
, 1872-10-20

Policemen in Berlin reccivo 91.25 day in
Munich, 81; in Vienna, 5l:1o; iu Vouice, 50
cents; in Paris, So; in Madrid, S1:5o in Rome,
IS cents in Bucharest: rs cents ; IN St. Pe.srs-
burg. 80 cents; in Copenhagen, 81; and in
Stockholm, s1.15. IN Coastantinoplo they la1o
to content themselves Tith 40 cents.
, 1872-10-20
mIssouRrs BOURBON CIRCULAR.


ST. Lou1s Oct. 19.-The Executive Sub-Com-
mittee Of the State Central Committee, appoint
ed BY the Bourbon Convention lately held ia JEFF
ferson City, t,composed Of Samuel T. Glover,
Charles specls, Thomas CAN'T. Henry J. Spoon
horst, Gerard B. Alien, Carl Daenzer, Oscar W.
caIla and A. ". KELSEY, all oi st. Louis, will
publish an address Tomorrow, presenting
to the citizens Of Missouri the names
OF o'conor and Adams for President
ticket, embracing the names Of several quite
prominent citizens Of ST. Louis md the State.
The address reviws tho Reform movement, de-
c1ares it failure states that there is no candi-
date now in the field that represents it or the
Democratic party, and closes as follows:
IA great opportunity has been lost by bad
counsels-9 g'eat cause betrayed by selfish in-
steps. It is not too late to record q
solemn protest against fraud and treach-
cry. tt is never too late to raise
. voice In behalf Of truth and
Justice. By rallying to the support Of O'Conor
and Adams we shall testify to our devotion to
principle. We shall maintain the existence of q
Constitutional party reeo!utely determined to
istration, and uphold the liberties Of the people.
, 1872-10-20

LONDON, Oct. 1s.-The announcement Of the
marriage Of General Von Schweilebe, the Ger
man Ambassador at Vienna, to Minister jays
daughter, was premature. The marriage IVES
solemnized yesterday.
, 1872-10-20
Great Liberal 1Trss Meeting

i grea. mass meeting will be held in this
on Tuesday evening, cd inst, which will
dressed by Governor T. 4. Hendricks, Of
una, and Hon. George q. Pendleton, OF
and also by a1r. Greeley, il the health (
family will permit. Hon. a. G. Thurman,
Senator Of Ohio, IS also expected LIE
friends ct Reform in this city make such
onstra:ion on that night as Will show the 6
ties Of this city that thoir doom is sea1ed.
, 1872-10-20


MAYoRALTY.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRK, Oct. 19.-Governor Horatio sey-
mour made speech, yesterday, at Whitestown,
Oneida County, in this State, in which be said
"There we're good and sufficient reasons in the
present condition OF the country, to cause all
right-minded men, and honest men, to work
unitedly for reform in the administration OF
public affairs, not only in Washington, but the
whole community. The fact that Ohio and PENN
sylyania have voted against US, did not weaken hs
confidence that the principles of right ard JUS
tice would, in the end, triumph. The honest
people Of the country did not enter into the
present contest merely to elect q President, but
to the National, State, and Local Administra-
tiona. This must be done quietly and effectively
We don't want violent resolutions to injuri-
ously affect the business interests Of the Coy
ernment The principles upon which honest
democrats and respectable men Of no party have
united, will continue to claim the attention OF
the people Inore closely every day to come.
Every man, woman and child is affected by the
questions which now agitate the country, and
Ill are interested in the matter Of reform. Ten
or fifteen years ago, the men who possessed
money gained by dishonest means ns,-stolen from
the Government or obtained by private or public
gambling, ,-would DO looked upon with con-
tempt BY al respectable people. Nov the
from the peoples treasury has his responsibility
measured by the amount he has p1undored and
puoi1c tnleves ana de1anlters nov nont upon the
toplnost wave or popularity; we must have
change 70 eorsecs Inese ev,:s' ag no party ever
socceeue9 ~ ~ rg1otnnng g 1tseil. 1ne nepupncan
parry to3a tne democracy tnls truth 1ew years
ago, anc ttaumpneu anu no" We say tue Same
lung 10 lnsn' n9l you cannos reform
5ourseises. W. ne!er VIII nave q
lesIolatlon oi goou olasr IN tne community and
economy IN sne aan'nlstrat'on OF pubic analrs
untn ne nave cnange. meyer oe1ore naVesucn
Ea51 sums o. money pss5ea tnIouen me hands OF
Pupllo on1class az uave oeea nhno4ea W 1ncn
slnce tne commencehent OF Tue war IN the
present condition of pubic opinion the sense OF
flgat 1s pinnteo anu hafoenea oy tne frequency
Tlth which the peoples ears are greeted with the
, 1872-10-20
KENTUCKY.

Fatal Accident-TAe SmnN Pox.
Lou1syn1E, Oct 19.-Bonjamin Bartlett was
killed, and Mike lIanyan fatally wounded, to-day,
in stone quarry in The suburbs, by portion Of
q ledge OF rock falling on them.
Reports about The smallpox he1a are greatly
exaggerated The cases are mainly among the
negroes, and the disease is on the decrease.
, 1872-10-20
FRANCE,

PARIS, Oct. 19-S2nator Sumner visited Gam
beta yesterday. He expressed tha waraeat
sympathy for the French Republic. Ganbetta
was deeply impressed by the interview.
, 1872-10-20
Poll I lCAL.
The Questions Of the
Hour Presented by
Horatio sey-
Ul0ur.
zza7emeyer Nominated by the Re-
pub!icans for Mayor Of
New York..
Appeal to the Straight-Out
Democracy Of Missouri.

MORTON AT PEDRlA-~-BouRBoNlsM. AT A DIS
COUNT.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
PEORIA, ILL.,, Oct. Ex-senator Morton, of IN
diana, addressed e moderately sized audience
here this evening, on the political iReues OF the
day. He devoted the principal part Of his
speech to reviewing Horace Greeley's record,
and defending General Grants.
: The stralghout Democratic ticket nominated
here Thursday is thinning out wonderfully. Two
Of the candidates have come out with letters Of
declination, and the balance are expected to.