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, 1873-10-15
THE ELEClIQNH.

Tho returns from tho elections Yesterday in
Iowa, Ohio, and Pennsylvania arc very scatter
Ing. Sufficient has been received from Iowa to
indicate tho gonoral results, although It will
take many days to obtain full returns, owing to
tho very general scratching Of tclots in all para
Of the stato. Tho general stato Ro-
publican ticket is probably elected by
majority ranging from 10000 to 40,-
600, which shows falling OF Of over
10000 from tho majoritioa at tho Inst Presidential
clcctlon, and slight falling of from tho major
ity at tho last Gubornatorial election, In 1871.
On tho county, local, and Legislative tick
cts o very stubborn fight was mado,
and somo Of the strongest Republican
oountiea gavo Autobiography majoritics
From the returns received at tho present writ
ing. it seems probable TINT tho Anti -AlonopolHts
may have majority in the Legislature. This is
the result thnt The TRIBUNE has predicted In
Iowa from the outset.
In Philadelphia, the election was worry quiet,
but largo vote was polled, Mackey, the Ropub-
1ican candidate for State Treasurer, WHO has
ocratic), showing O gain Of 4672 over
Hastranfts maJority in 1879. Gordon, tho
Republican candidate for Supreme Judge,
has 0,G97 majority over Ludlow. ThiB result
Bocures the corrupt city ring q fresh lease Of
power for another ycar. Tho general
result will not be affected by other
returns from tho State, although heavy
Democratic majorities lave been given in
mnny OF tho counties.
In Ohio, hoayy Democratic gains hayo been
mado IN many counties, especially i'll
tho Western nosorve, but tho Republican
ticket Is probably elected. The Democrats,
however, CHIN tho Logislatnre, aud also express
some hopes Of carrying the rest Of tho State
ticket.
James ". NosEitl, tho Democratic caudidnto
for Congroas from tho State Of Oregon, wag
elected on Monday Inst by 1000 majority oyor
uiram Smith, Republican.
, 1873-10-15

vices. New York wan dul1 and 1870 por hrl
lowor, ut s14.12J16@14.25 cnnh, and a12.021<e0
1916 soffor December. Lard WAS qnlot but 10
lower, ut 799@71So cash, anl 711a1o Bolor Doccm-
bor. Meats woro dull but trlflo ilrtnor, at 10
for short ribs, 715@71lo for short oloar, and s1
@1oo for swoot pick1ed hams. H1gl,winoa woro
quiet ut 01o per gallon. Laho frole1,ss
wero activo but weak, and 10 lower.
at 10 for corn to Buffalo. Flour
was quiot aud unchanged. Whoat waa quiot,
but triao bottor for cash No. 2, olosng ut
at.0215 soller November closed at s1.0116.
Corn was moderately active, at 8g51G@3G91o for
No. 2 cash, 879lo sollor November. OatB woro
quiot, wcak, and 10 1owor, ut 811l@31111o for
No. cash or eelor November. Hyo dull hut
ateady ut 10 doolino, ut 03o for No. q. Barloy
was dull and woak Ut 3133 for No. 2, and 81 .0g1z
No. 8. Hogs woro dull and woak, ut es.oo@4.1o
for heavy, md at s4.25@4.5o for light Cattlo
and sheep ware in light domand only, and sold
slowly at Mondays quotations.
, 1873-10-15

VIC print convorsation hold yostcrday by
n reporter Of TIE TRIBUNE with tho Hon.
r. 2. Derrickson, ono Of tho membors Of
tho State Board Of Equalization from Cook
County. In that interview, h1r. Derrick
son c1oarly explains tho proceedings Of that
Board, whoroby the share Of tho State tag
apportioned to this county is raised to nearly
ono-fourth Of tho whole sum. Tho Trunks Of
tho public arc duo to Mlr. Dorriokson for the
firm, Intelligent, and earnest efforts he mado
ut Springfield; and, though ho WAS only par-
TALLY successful. tho failure was not owing to
any want Of fidelity on his part. It WAS no ordi-
mary oounict in which ho was engaged; there
had boon prcconcertod plan to transfor to CHI
cago IN unjust amount Of tnxation to pay other
peoples rai1road.aid bonds, and, against tint
combination, argument and appeals wero Of
course fttite.
, 1873-10-15

County Commissioner Galloway explains that
when ho mado the romarA that tho State aasesa-
mont of the property in Cook County was not
excessive, ho meant that It 1yns not so excessive
aa to call for revolution. hlr. Galloway admits
that tho assessment ,oas excessive to tho extent
Of eome $45000,000 but Ao argues that tho tax
on this sum is not OF sufficient Importance to
justify tho public In resisting the tux. Never
theloss, Mr. Galloway fails to explain
how it was that he, as member OF
tho County. Board Of Equalization Of
Taxes, certified without protest to tho State
Auditor that tho assessment OF s144,00O, 900 for
this county was fair, honest and in conformity
to Inv. It may be TINT tho County Commission
ers bad no power to add tho hundred milhonB
which Mr. Galloway at this time suggests ought
to hayo been added. but nothing was said by him
thon to Indicate that Cook County WAS taking IN
undue advantage Of tho State. Mr. Galloway's
recital OF what tho State has done for Chicago IS
repetition Of what tho Springfield papcrs hayo
to eay Of tho "ohartty" given tllts city
at the time Of tho fire. Mt. Galloway's yor-
sion OF the Grab Law, Of 1869 is that given
by tho friends OF tlat law at tho tmo of itn pms
sage. Tho authors Of the law, ut this day, smilo
at the simplicity Of tho argument which secured
them the privilege OF imposing their debtu upon
otler people,
, 1873-10-15

The Springfield Journal upon auryoy of tho
fold as loft by tho Slate Board Of Equalization,
says: "Wo regard tho asHoHsmont Of Cook
County as uc'y higA-higher than we thought
of when tho journal criticised tho criminal con-
duct Of Its Assossor." uaying roaol4ol TINT
point thus early, tho journal will, possibly, in
courso of tlmo, discover that, in tho proportion
that tho assessment III Cook County Is "hgh," 4"
that OF othor counties. sangamou for instance,
rs very low; and that there ia no Justice in
high assessment OF ono mans property in orslor
to lavo low assessment Of another nap'e
property. Possibly, too, tho railroad-aid bond
holders have got alarmed at tho prospect that
Cook County solN not pay any such taz, Find
Ing that they have ovordona tho thing, pornapH
they arc ready to compromise by reducing their
claims upon people who don't owe tAou any,
thing,
, 1873-10-15

Tho members Of tho Evangelical Alliance
callod upon tho President yesterday, ind wore
received III the Dluo-Room. Tho Dean Of Can
tcrbury opened the proceedings with prayer, af-
ter which tho President made his conventionally
brief speech, announcing that America was
tho nation to work out the problem Of
shis. tho President hnd no remarks to
offer, ,whcroupon tho Rev. Washrayan sheshndra,
II Bombay, expressed himself as very much
struck with tho President aud Lis reception, aud
hr. Boechor complimented him upon thinking o
groat doal and saying very lttlo. Tho inter-
view was cut of rathor abruptly by the engage.
n,cnt Of tho President to 60 to Toledo to attend
u soldiers' meeting.
, 1873-10-15

Tho dispatches from Memphis Indicate moro
city, owing to tho frost OF Monday night. Every
ono will regret to learn, however, that Mayor
johnson, Of that city, who has devoted himself
indofatigably to amoliorato tho condition Of tic
autforera and chocIs tho spread Of the
fever, is at last stricken down with
It, Maii adyices from tho South give
oven moro dreadful statement OF tho rayages
Of tho fever than the telegraph. From tho 18th
Of September to tho 18th Of October, there woro
97G doaths in Memphis, 700 Of which resulted
from yellow foyer. at Shreveport, evory busi-
ncsa house is closed, md every mombor Of eight
of tho leading firms ia dead. On the 4th of Oc-
tobor thoro wero 900 caaos.
, 1873-10-15

The Common Council is to bo 1ctito ned to
extend tho timo originally grantod for tho ocor1-
pancy Of the Lake Park by Tho Exposition build
Ing. As thero is no question as to tho adyiaa-
bility and oven necessity Of extending the time,
and no doubt that tho cntiro popular sentiment
Of tho city is in favor Of It, tho petition will un-
position building is great public necessity in
varioua ways, mud to refuse to oxtond tho time
would bo m not Of extromo folly and short
sighte(lneHs.
, 1873-10-15

Our usually quiet and aedato suburban nclgh-
bor, Evanston, a in great state Of excitement,
having ut Inst fu!l-1edged dofalcasion. Tho
defaultor is Bamuel Greene, tho Treasurer
Of Tho public schools, and an old reai-
dent Of tho place, who has hold many prom
inent positions. Tile amount Of tho deficiency in
his accounts is $4,000, not a 1arge aum, but
sufficient to show that eyen staid and moral
little hamlots like Evanston arc not FREQ from
tho infection Of the prevailing corruption of tho
, 1873-10-15
THE WEATHER..

:, WAsu1saroN, Oct: 14.-For Wednesday,, In
tie Gulf Suites, falling barometer, Increasing
southcaatcrly wlilda, and OIL tho Immediate coast
cloudy weather, followed probably by rain. For
AouthoaHt Winds, highor temperature, aud iu,
oreasng oloudinoaH. For tho Middle a,d EaAt-
cru statos, northwest winds yeoring to tho
southwest and probably southoaat, with Algior
tomporataro., aud partly cloudy woathor. FOR
with cloudy or partly cloudy woathor, possibly
followed by sain. Tho low barometer In tho or
trome northeast will moyo eastward into Mime.
Aota. accompanied by eastesly wiuds, apd cloudy
and threatening weather Oh tho Upper Aakos,
, 1873-10-15

| t9Pec"t 16SpI{cH 10 1Hc Lt1tGgo 1TfttHE
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. lilo p. m,-Tho vote
| tho State election today waa very light, thero
! being almost total want Of interest in the geu-
eral issue. Returns from tho Western Reserve
indlcato that the Republicans havo been more
ronias than the Democrats, and the percentage
Of the Republican majority in this part Of tie
State has not been maintained.
IN Cuyaoga County thore wero not less thau
Blk or olght Legislative tickets in tho field, and
IN IN amount m OF scratching, 80 great that the
morning. The vote in the city is not more shnn
threo-tlft That Of year ago. Tho principal
work dono at the polls was by workingnon In
tho interests 1t their candidates to tho Logisla-
ture.
TOLEDO, O., Oct. 14.-Wood County--Woston
Township, is Republican majority. Lake Town
ahip, tic vote on Governor rcat OF tho Repub-
hcan ticket has majority.
T., Lucas 1n3 G%1nntty.-sylv9na Republican majori-
jority, II.
1Ionry County-Bartlow Township, Republi-
can ma jority. l.
crsts oites Y TownshR pso
cratic minority, 6s. '''' Ds' -
sandusky County Riley Township, all in, 1928
Domooratio majority Hudson, Democrat for state
12S majority. Allen. 1870 majority. Daniel juno,
Republican, for Representative, Ia probably
elected. Carries fremont City by 100 minority,
Huron County-Townsend Township, ITO Ro-
ss4to Senator, Ill majority.
L1eas ae't cso.nuty-spencer Township, Republican
Erio County ty-yermillion, Allen, IL minority;
Summit County---Akror, Third Ward, Moves,
q majority oror Allen. Covoutry Township,
Alion. 20 majority; Democratic gain, 4o Ouya-
hoga Falls; N9yos, q majority ovor Allen.
tority; Gonova Township, Noyos, zoo ajority
over nll. ,
a. Stark county-Minorva, Republican majority,
o. oqyahioge isEgtx ossntya''on ss Township, Republic
maoty 80 NepSoiosn ess, H. fSSpSssan Sppardnan
township TanaiIpp' sp'll Repuoloan majority, i.
ory ss Wsi4on Ggo nveoIpn Mopnbsan n me-
80 ltoci!cstor, Kopaliiean nnjority, II; Eyria'
Republican majority, 981 Greenwich, Nopubll-
can majority, 36 ; Amherst, Noyes, majority.
TuseArawaa County -Waynesburg,' Republican
1rumball County-warron, Republican ma
Gnu M majority, la2. Champion Township, Repub-
Lake dounty,.patuoyvlllo, a7o Republican n,a-
1orlty.
coAuunus, O., OCT. 14-1o:80 p. m,--Roturns
are coming in slowly. All comparisons arc
made with tho vote OF tho Secretary OF State In
1B72:
Ahhtabnla Oouuty-Two townships Demo-
cratic gain, 107.
Champaign oounty-Two townships; Demo-
cratic gain, II.
Cuyahoga County-ono township; Democratic
gain. .28.
Eric County-Two townshipa; Democratic
gaiu, 84.
uuornsoy oounty-onct awnahtp; Republican
gain, 10.
Harrison Oounty-Threo townships; Demo-
cratic Gain, SO.
Huron dounty-Two townships; Democratic
gain, &.
Honry County-One township; Republican
gain, Q.
Casa county-Two townships; Democratic
gain, 10.
:, Licking Coanty-ono township, and Newark
City Republican gall,, 45.
Loren Oounty-Four Townships, Republican
gain, 80.
Mahonlng County-0ne townRhip, and Youugs-
town City, Republican gam, 90.
, 1873-10-15
OBITUARY.,

Prominent Cftixcl.s in 11ilrya..kcc.
Special Dfspatch to Tho fhicaao TiitHnt.
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 14.-Iadward Guntlsor, of tho
Wholesale fur AouBo Of Guntllcr T. 1Iausou, dlod
thiA morning Of quick consumption uftor Oh Ill
ncBs Of two weeks,
Priyato lottors to friends IN lhis city announce
tint cx-a1ayor Ta!madgo is dying at his homo.
stoad near 0conomowoc. Mr.. lalnaatgo WIS
twlco Mayor Of milwaukee,, and afterwards ro-
ceived tho Democratic nomination nj candidate
tor Governor. lie waa dofeated and haa einco
retired from public life. Tho ux-hInyor camo to
milwaukee, from Buffalo about twcnty years ago,
as Agent OF the Western Transportation COM
pRny.
, 1873-10-15

Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Oct. 14.-Such quiet
election las not boon Witnessed lero for many
years, but little interest being tnkon. Tho yot-
| lug is very scattering, and the usual crowds
| about the polls are moagre. During tho first
| part Of the dug, in n numbor Of election di-
visions. thoro was quite good vote polled, but
aftor this it rapidly fell. There was yory little
boxing going on, save M occasional skirmish in
certain districts wlloro parties who failed to
| get nomination run ticket Of
| their Own. The uBnnl mournful tolug Of tho
| 6tato HouRo boil was forbidden by tho Mayor,
aud most Of tho tayerna wcro closed, az rroprie-
tors wore obliged to electioneor their utmost to
| aave their licclaes.
cinots to suppress tie local option tieketa. In
tho Sixth Division, Fourth Ward there were
mono Of these tickets shortly after tho openingof
ting polls. although it was declared tint bag
citizon came forward to- vote, aud desired
ticket. "Yote for Josapha and your whisky"
roarod tnvern-Aceper Of tho A1arka'stroet fac
tioli. Ultimately, gentleman, having secured '
self at tho polls aud declared l.o would have falr
play or GO through tho window. However, local
option failed mserably all through tho city.
Tho Rof0rmers woro actlye At oil tue polls, and
some Of their candidates rap vol up to O'Clock,
but tho want Of organization was rorceptible, to
which IL attributed thoir nttor dofoat. It iB uu-
necessary to stato That repeating was practiced
on wholesale SCALE and tho legitimate yoterH
who did not vote carly found ont III tho middle
Ind Represented them, and caat ballots dxod up
by unsorupulous political managers.
Tho most interesting fight occurred in tho
Third Legislative District, where candidates OF
both particH,-Hanm Republican, and Sullivan,
Domocratic-Wore opposed to Sam Josoph,
Independent. At n,oat Of the polls all tho
plauarda or posters stating that Sullivan waa tho
Democratic candidate wore removed, torn, or 80
nizablo; and in hugo, brilliant lettors and
many tinted llouriHhea shone out
tho announcement that tho Hon. Samuel
Joseph Was tho only real Democratic
candidate. In addition porfeot fao aimilca
OF tho Republican, Democratic aud Reform
tiokota wero distributed ut all tho polls.
having JoHoph's name ineortod; aud thoso tick
returned for State Senator with ajority Of
1900.
Tho Republican ring worked with thoir united
strongth to socure Alaokoy'H return for Stato
Treasurer, and secured a majority Of 25, 100 for
him over Hutchinson.
For City Treasurer, Wdonor had a maiorityos
18,709 over Ill cartlidatoa.'
For shorifr, Elliott Aad o majority over all OF
10,101.
For tho Supreme Dronch, contrary to publto
expectation, tho hithorto-,ltlknowp' Gordon hai
a minority over Ludlow OF 10,UY7.
Tho ring now conslar themselves Hate for
another yoar, and, from tho Immense
both Democrats and noformera are 30
disheartoned that thoy will foar to again naoas-
ure strength with thon.. A dispatch Just arrived
gives overwhelming Democratic majoritles ali
frnutiu,ot m ~ EE<,1th p,,,,
, 1873-10-15

vANDERDnT's DAT or JUDGMENT,

VANDERDMT'B DAY or JUDGMENT,
| Will street yesterday was in a Htato Of oxoito.
mont owing to frosh tumble In stocka which
very closely resomblod another panic. On the
Stock Exchange matters woro painfully blue
and quotations foil oyon below tho pnnIo prccp
Of tho past ton years. Now York Central
dropped from 8stS to 8215, wl,fcl, was talot,
| aH an indication Of Vn,,dorbIlts inability
to hold It up any 1ongor. wl1oroupon tho whole
Vanderbilt list wont headlong. Western Union
foil from 67116 to 48; Like Shore from o6N to
5o91, and Northwestern mud Union paci1o fol-
Ion cd suit. Various reaHons aro assigned for
tho collapse, among thom Judge Dlatclrortla
modification Of his injunction, whiol, roloasol
largo arnonntB Of Lato Shore, Wostorn Union,
anti othor stocks which had beon held
by Blake Brothers aa collateral; tllo bankruptcy
proceedings againat Kenyon Cox + Co., In
volylng Daniel Drew, ono Of tho partners; tho
advance In tho Bank Of England ratio Of discount
to por cont. and tho largo aalo of stocks carried
by tho banlts on margins, tho holders Of which
could not put up any moro colatora1s. In nd
dition to theso causoH there waa nlBo q panicky
feeling among Outsiders who sent in orders to
sell largo amounts, aud this III turn llcIpcd to
precipitato tho avalanche. Tho suspensions
Of tho day were Durgon, Hurlburt l. Livingston,
sugar house; Gi1loapio, Trowbridgo l. Co., toa
dealers; william 11ogo 4 Co., bankers; William
NJ. Whittomoro, Wise l. Cross. and G. II.
Piorce, stock brokers. Tho effect upon tho
rf,n4 IN All
109N to 10o9S. Money was closo at 1-10
to Il per cont day groonbacks, 99 to Sc
premium forcigu exchange flfmor: aud Gov
ernrnents higher and Armor.
It ia hardly possible to nlisintorpret this broals-
down. It signifies that Cornelius Vandorblt's
day is past. This venerable cormorant,
who haB boen filling himself aud Wall
street with bogus stocks these ton
years at the expeuao Of tho industrial
and commercial intorasts Of tho country, is we'll
nigh burst with his own provender. Eighty
per cont OF water was poured into Now York
Central ut ono dash. Hudson niycr, Harlem,
and Lake Shore havo been Diluted in tho Sumo
way. Union Pacific is all water. Those and
many others In the 1Bt have boon carriol to
point whore tho first breath Of hard tlmos
was Buro to expose their woaknoss and insecure
ty. In ordor to DO toorth tho prices at which
they stood, d continued and increasing prosperity
wns absolutely necessary. A reverse has como;
tho margin which prudent lnancloring should
havo left to cover period of adyer-
sity and Of diminished receipts was
long ago wiped out. Vanderbilt and lis imi-
tators in stock-watoring hayo been betting tllcir
bottom dollar TINT there mover would DO d timo
when the business OF the country could not pay
interest on thoir fictitious va1ucs. Tint timo
eoomB to hare como at 1aBt, aud, Ii 1t shall
sponge thcm an out, and send tho whole
crow to everlasting smash, the country will bo
ultimately benefited, though tho transition from
tho falso to tho truo may bo painful to soma In
terosts mud cassos that hnyo not shared in tho
wrong doing.
, 1873-10-15

TEnMa or HUHaCr1rTlow trAyAnLE IN ADVANCED.
na nails, " ymall,..St9.tAI Sunday. y......."..52.n .n4
FartA Of yoar ut tho rato.
To preyont tclay nn mistakes. ho nn Rlvo Post
Qftco nddrosA In full Including 6tato nnd County.
Rentan,es n,ny bo nindo ctthor by draft osrross Post
Ofco ost!or or IN registered lottotp. nt risk.
rEnMa III OlTr suHaCR1nrNa.
Tally. de1isarc, fnnday escorod. 2i cunts ror wco.
Daily, tclsorcd Sunny included. NJ rcnts rer wsoE.
Address THE Tk1NUNE COMPANY,
Curnor Madison aud Dca,born. .sts.. UhlcnEo, Ill.
, 1873-10-15

majority Of 400 on the stato tickot. THO Ropub'
lloan, county officers aro elected by majorltios
rniiglng from 100 TO 900. Tho Republican ma,
toIity for sonntor is about 700.
DAvENfonT, Ia, Got. .14.-Tho Liberals hnvo
for Senator BY $50, and tho batanco Of tholr
county tckot BY from 800 to 600 maiolity. Tho
County OF scott 1ias gono Liborn1 by 4 largo
majority, ana ail tho Ltboral county candidates
WEBSTER CRY, H., oot 14.-Tho nopubii-
can majority in this township Is 100.
the ltepublicana III votos Autobiography, 81.
oilicinl count shows m ,lntloubtod Liberal gnin
Of 200 over Inst yoar. The strength Of tho iib-
eral gain IN thus city iB 200, last year boing
only: Bonton. Republican. for shoritf, received
officers {e not yot fully dotorminod. ~ ~''''''
CLAYTON, H., Oct. ia Liberal majority
v1NToN, H., Oct. 14.-Tho total vote In Viuton
ts o2o: Majority for State ticket, probably $50
Representative, md Dnrnett, Autobiography,
probably. The county ticket Ii In doubt. ~
OLAnKsv1LLE, IT,, Oct. 14.-Four townships
hoard from. giving ,Rozollo majority Of 153
Ixp1ANo4A, Ia, Oct. 14.--Nothlng officially
from tho election aa yet i la expected that tl,o
Autobiography ma atority will roach from 200 to
800 on both State and county tlokot except
on19.nn, WINCH 10 donotfui.
ttSro entn ta' oos' mnsayar g Iownship
Ronns" gyee osFeGnter "a e. toa a. ma Vale &C.
10 sho county not heard from, but It Is supposed
that tho majority for tho State tioltot will cor
fpwa n,rv n,1v 09ts'o'; n mi =.
soratcod IL 5ioWay' "m ,u Inc tokots have been badly
before morning. min w. '0"'o' ee' 'h' onl'la' count
borc injicatoa onaa at so ,osa ticRot; LIZ 7oto
tbo State " o'o'o en"oo VI carpenter I'LL o7er
l,un1onr, Ta,. nct 1amroo,ou t,~ o.u...u
W;llnms for rrcasnrcr rostoo ~ ~ g,. oonaaor
md WcLauehlin for Auttor m ~ thn Hea noeo'
ticInt ihrne tirst nennf},oon "n sao , ,teonos
na,n,orat ;i, 10 ~ - ah9 tllo lnat
botwoeu g aud 6 k9 onI oi III Gty WITH
'nT,r Innr oiecs1on: cgons,,, T, ~. - r,,.
majority or tic sato tiokot in this city is iso
osaar. n oct IT. III ID .u1ho o1oct,,n ~ Aha
,,,,,,t, I, III ~ Het, oao olocton OF tne
pontol md tIe Roneean snte ftyss fin1lat oea w
FORM ekst bs ~ Il ms9Ft n Tho county ne
nnr na1t rivoa W ca1necr On nd s1G IT, pao to1ns
ian ~ ,orit,e e'pn m nnu lug 9sato tonet
To,;a1o,.rc In, JS' J15 aplGn c4auato @ lor tno
ya o nan ~ iorna ane county WI
fho sato tc1."t an 10 ofn,a,, Lor
tcIet II perans' ' o1octod au u' 1''lo'n or tooplos
oo,,ntn ~ 9a,,,.;' IT, ~ ~ i4-1mpose'oo 70 get
~ hattv - acrntni,n fo'a 1o'n'sns' too sleket ID
~ CT'.n;;rn4 IN; 7" 6ot "A r,,o uo.,,ua -,... H..
v,ro,,e H., Tutt .eturns irom tno
If ,nro thnn TX mntnrn n.pno4eah majority
Trou 9 macafr 1vp contn esa1ts - n25 nat H.
5 nesasue Gouaiy, L., ooe' l4;-le III cup
I'M ~ sas e epnnty M WI gyo abon.
~ ~ nepubncan majority on the stnto and county
ucxos' aIa n :. ~, =, ,.....
ros Honrg na,l H., f., M; nm oa;Ipontes ;tp car
, 1873-10-15

Tho receipts Of internal royenuc ut Washing
ton yossorday woro 9125, ,000,-the smallest
amount, except in ono instance, which laa boon
received for several months. A Washington
dispatch alao intimates that 93,50o.000 OF tho
1egal-tendor reserve llas boon already drawn,
100000 Of which wero paid out yesterday.
, 1873-10-15

The President has iaauod his annual procla-
mation, appointing Thursday, Nov. n. as q day
Of National Thanksgiving. Notwithstanding tho
nholora, yellow fever, and financial ,panic, those
for thanksgiving. Bad as things aro, they might
be worso aud this Of itself s sufficient causo for
eyrotit,,1o
, 1873-10-15

The Gulosburg Republican is informed that
TRIBUNE at TINT place Is not Smith. Honce, a
halt column Of very wild writing in that paper
Ia miediroctcd.
, 1873-10-15
1IOO1l;Ys T11EATRE-Rnnlolrh strnct, hotwcor
CLARK and La3aiie. Fornanae" Afternoon aud uycninR

AOApEMY or Mus1O-na1sted stroot. botweon Md
Van Winklo." Afturnoun and oyoung.
, 1873-10-15

Tho Chicago produce markets wero only mol
eratoly active yesterday and prices wero rather
In favor Of the buyer, consequent upon tho un-
favorable character of Eastern aud foreign ad-