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, 1873-11-12

EG(iB-ThcIe was 8 little bellor l0nnnd this morA-
lug. aud dealers wcre GENERALLY obtaiatng yestonay
sold NJ 2i@Tlc, and strictly nj 23c rickled lots
ware dun at l8G31uc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the offerings at no tlmo hays
heen argo dcalosa ase buying only In a4ll amounts
thor stocks bcug fair aud tic 1olb!ng demand mod
crate. To-day aosxionn for prime liys-goeso fentiers
lowered J4c prices at 0ther points having de-
clnod. The jobb{ng price ia corrasponllngy lover.
Wo quote: Good TO prime ys.gecso feathnrH goa03c,
dlseount for cash chiekonl d@Ru turkey, 5@fc.
TIsI-1suslness In this department continues aulet
almost to anllncss. Orders are nut ouy fower than
md but for tho fact that stocks ara much lighter tia.
In former at lio pesiol docidol iecllno In
IL manifested disposition to conce<o utls on fair
order. " We auose' NS ss ! ~ Mwhtsaah, k.br,, s5.so
sSo No N 10 so1s Sssio ossie2 No, tFGat tseS e.
tsl4.o0; No. l bay. -slo.oo9l3.bO; NJ. i mack
erol, H.brl, $s.do3s.7o; family inarkercl, E.nrl-
s7.Vo4A7.:at: No. ahose Ata. f2.lfia7,23 bsuk
, 1873-11-12

oregon salmon. now, ID. 4uU4 A.oO
CHEEHE-1n this market an easier feeling Is bong
failing OF in tic export demand and the consequent
decline at the East are affecting this market nnfAvoI~
ably, and ut the moment the tendency Of prices Ia
downward. Factorymen are still holding on TO their
cheoae aud refusing to sell at any material reduction
from former asking prices therefore ohbn1s Aro only
buying In quantities sufficient to meet Immediate re-
qulremenss. Trade may es quSted very quiet st The
@l3Hc; ohlo factory and Wostcrn factory, do, la@
13c !; lower grades, 7911c.
COAI-8lnce our Last reView thoro has been pretty
general tumble IN Of soft coala tho most serious
decline beinR In Mnonk aud Wilmington, which aro
down s.. % Ier ton. Walnut Hill, Indiana block, and
hard Goals changes have taken pace but the upward
tendency OF prices noted earlier In ths RcaHon h1s OF
course been temporarily cheokod. Nc now quote L.
high, prepared, $11 90 Laekavanna 61000 Erie, 800;
Walnut uin $3.50 ]; Chorry Mine, $3.0D; BioasburB,
$500 Camel $o.bo9lo.oo; Lick Run. $500; Hooking
Valley, $3.50; Indiana block, $1.to; BarClay, $Go0;
Kirkland Crate, $500; Minonk. 5000; Wilmington.
$500. -.
COOpEnAGE-There has been q moderate demsnd
for pork barrols hut desces dull packers being
largely supplied. Other goods and stock we're un-
chsnRcd. We quote: Porx barrols Sl4t whiBky bar
res, 3lo0@2G0; lard, terces, -four bartels
48@65o; pork atayes, rough, S2l ,0O52ao d. buckoa
Guclod o. s.wcd, %; whsIy Rtayos, rough,
$a0.o0@2a0o; do buckod, S3s0 90 -four staycs,
so61@ll 90; croie flour headInE, 7H@2Eu por sct !:
do,,r hoop-poles, $l4.o0@1b.00 per M pork and
tiotce poles, 90 per IN. salca include 900
pork barrels at $1.40.
: Dnuas AND 0uEMIoALa-Trnde continues fair,
and prico7 arc unchanged, except for gum camphar,
osl has advancea and Is qne rn, owing to Tim small
a,,r1v rnso1 by TIM lRht Crpn this yg0r We Quo{e
, 1873-11-12

Godash, s9oo@o9a neoTaon C. mcod,th o0 ,6oto@o76;
sSs6' % %-hs,; sssgiso; w. hsss1,as ~; a.Ss
TNuiTs 1Eb slsy' Nufsony fair anount Of goods
a ss rna fh ha roenx we.H
hoing restricted to inoutng curront rcqire.nsnta:
Ths hf qsr % II @
ad ws fas os rs Fes 5 sFs xees IL
scrre psaG aa sio fso ass Es o sa n
res md roaehes remain comparatively f1Em Following
sre'eh sSc' pru'ts iSsisd T,rs%a % ptanas % i3i4o
:sss rs,.ss &c se:,s s's 9 1
tins, Valenea, new, 12Sl2xo: zalsto ousrans, now,
7S7fo; cd d. oesSo si1ss9n, 95es2so poS5srIo
asS'ssn ' s!srts;s SS59Ss; %s:'ess y, sSSSs;
Bsafe ss:Ss is: sS aas 1f
cherr1ca 2os asa; Nurs-Filbcrs, lt@16o; almonds,
Tsaas sS fe.Sa Mss ..nas xsSss s rs2 oh
sa'setoa "s' ssanss sx5s 'r Insas;
s ,sss ass sx .n9 !! ys.s
ssq xeqe seady we q%oo Hsas enons sss
saes sppss ii as e
rated eranl,arriss oary 81 90 por nrl cultivated
wild do, $l0:00@l1.0 90. Qunces' $ao999oo per brl.
anooEniEsn wth isss weSx a9a "a
the demand or gooa coming unass hs heal IT, 70
any noticeable extent but orders have increased both
~ number and n volume and soma dealers report
their Halcs npary ae largo a. for tho
period last year In collections ere IL general ~ I'M
provenent but roniances aro by no means - ptompt
~ IN anto-panso ttu,ca There IL no doubt that ID
mAny instances payments are being aenyea annseees
tbors aeoma TO DO door1ninson , to g rny up q, ss
prices havo boon fo but shose few wese - buyers
favor article IN the list showing III '1uu
ency. Co|ct8 hhvc decllned Ac. Ana a. ule teuuc-
Hon arc steady. BuRars also orc No lower ant arc
the cheapest article IN the l!st present quotations
being the lowest that have prevailed within tho ast
ton years. uandles hare declined ~, spices arc
frm Other articles rulo easy:
n1-oAnp. soDA~7f@so.
CoFFEEa-Mocna, 3tA334Ao; U. y. Ja!a. SvsseS
choice do 251<tA28o: prime Rio. 23iaQ93oHci Bood
do, 24kGa14Ho; common do, 23N@24o; ronsttng dol
91s<6a9,c Hnoanorc 1eYn 173f(a28Lc: Costa Rlcs,
fcIr,rv 1s6a1gln. do Drtme 25xG425Ic; MHraca1bo.
, 1873-11-12
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Nov. IL.
lilo following ,,e.o ih'' -eopta and shipmonts
pt. tla lealio: si5tiilss VI ueuluce In ClLoago
, 1873-11-12

LATEST

Wheat WAS fairly active in tho afternoon, aud
Ing AZ oi5G@651So aollor December, closing at
o516o. Cora waa 5so higher. selling q. a011@
salo wan made of Zoo tcs lard at TIC sollor
Jhnuary. Lats on Change = schooner WAS CHAR
serod for barley (22, 900 bu) to Buffalo at &c.
, 1873-11-12

llOas-I'hu market opened nrm this morning ut
about 50 advance, the dD,ana asssa the sussava"
being uuy moderately ao!ive ~ t1e ns994enssI. s's.1I
u on the lart Il PACKERS ane composition during sA9
c1osing hours be'lg qs stri!ol, aud SELLERS fo1nd
s,IprIy, as will bo seen, WIS prety boraI amounting,
win tits stao oys, to ahont 20 Oao. but wo except
ISY druYsH At YagY As4 aRQYy t49 nag-
, 1873-11-12
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.

GATrIE-in connection with tho cattle market
there wan no feature worthy Of extended comment
activity either In the local outside doinands aud
notwithstanding tho diminished receipts o. ie Pass
three days tho supply considerably c1eeeaea ,ne M
prlcoa 10 nny apprecablo extent On grade WHILE
wo except good 70 choice shipping oeeves which we're
perhaps, held With tr'e moro armness. the mar9et .
markets below WINS not of character to stimulate tue
shipping denand and, aside from the purchases OF
only CIV fSx oass
feeders, but thoir requirements did not 80
sr toward absorbing the 5o or o hfaa M hHar on sas,
aupp1y Of stale cattle undimnishe1. The days sales
effected a e rngg d" he %'y scars re M
three or four exceptions however, nothing Holl above
$a7K whilo tho great bulk Of tho ransfers wero at
about III average priec The outaila gure $1s5, waa
obtained by Congcr bros for bunes a. cnose steers
averaging l,4Gl lis. Local butchers' wants wero sup
sa60a3,12i5, Tho market closed dull, with enough
stock loft over to meet MI probable dclnunds for ht
| remainder Of tho week.
Extra Dccves- -draaed steers, averaging 400
Choice Deoyes--iino, tut, we'll formed syear
to year old steers, averaging l,3oo to oo,x .,
aoo nseyss.woiitsitcnea ney formed ''vS'''
stsera. eyeragng zoo to 195o ihs...:.. 4a'a5'7l
asing l.i5o to 1aSo lis. w - s.7b@42;
aud good to extra cows, for city slaughter, . ;,
averaging 800 to lou lba. .......,... 9.b095ot
Gesh ayeraging 100 u 1,05o ibs. ......... stoGa2
sars. bulls, aud scaawag steors. 1.7sc32e 2:
Cnttle--Texas choice corl,-fu .,,,.,.., 4.95S4 81
Cattlo-Tc1as, NorIoru wintesel. a.75ts1.h
Cattlo-Icxay, through drovoa. 1.5u{@!o
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, 1873-11-12

Spool thread, grain bags etc., 80 days. or per cent
Domestic, cottonsdes, Kentucky Jeans, etc.. per
ceut Oft 80, q par cent on 10 days.
Regular department goods, per cent on 60, PEI
cent oH 90. 6 per cent of ~ days.
, 1873-11-12

kot, oil tho ot!crings wcro taken and tile mrrse closed
0rtn at 10R12I Io advance. Saloa wtr, at ftoG13v 49,
uostly at s. G0a3.80. We quota comm0tt TO medium
1t $609370 mud good to choice $3.7o93.ao. Among
Ehe days sales wcre tho following.
, 1873-11-12

HHEEP-No docld0d change took plaoo n ths mar
ket for this class Of stock In the demand ssle or no
only operators, and their purchases being fnall We
continue to quote ut $275s4Q 90 for poor to choice:
, 1873-11-12

rrov1HIoN BTATtsrrcH.
=, Tho Prota'sca Frchanga Weekly Rivos tho fol-
loving ~ tho foreign exports Of provisions from
tho diBtrihutton Of nnmes
, 1873-11-07

The Cincinnati Gazette has been figuring up
the mortgages which that CITY Ia carrying in
ordor to contrast its condition with that OF
Ohicago, to tho detsimont Of tho latter. It finds
that, on taxable yaluo Of s1soi0oo,ooo and III
estimated va1uo Of $3.50, 600, 600, there is only
9a7, ,ooo, 600 Of mortgages in all Hamilton Coun-
ty. Compare this, says the Gazette, with tho
wrotohod condition Of Chicago, which, accord
iug to tho authority OF tho Gazette, IL mort
gagged for tlreo-fo,lrths OF all 1t III worth. mo
mention Of tho fire Which, two years ago, burned
e20U o0o, 900 Of property hore, and restored loss
than Q000o,000 Of insurance money! This IL
a dreadful stato Of thinga, but not as bad as
another instance of comparison whlol. has re-
equity been brought to our notloo. The Luooa
opsraTroupe. which opons IN Chicago In a week
Or tho. has abandoned its onoinnkA eusAse-
, 1873-11-07

A1r. Hesing formally announces hia ropu]ia-
tion Of tho Republican purity, ind ontors pro-
teat against any further designation Of the
Staais- -Zeitung as Republican pnper. Tho an-
nounccmont (Which VIC copy olsowhcro) is i'm
portant to the extent tlas it indicates tho feeling
Of Mr.. Hcsiug'a constituency. Nc do not TN
dorstand that Mr.. Hesi,g takes lis departure
alone. On the contrary, wo understand TINT ho
is following constituency that has long since
abandoned tho party. The Illinois Siaats- -Zcilung,
therefore, il but putting itaclf III accord with the
Gormau people, WHO have bcon, it says, kept
too long in tho repulsivo a11iance."' Tie cou-
duct Of tho Germans last year in adhoring to the
Republican party is confessed to havo boon
mistake for this mistake Mr. Hesing was main-
" responsible, and ho hnlf apologies for not
having supported Greeley. II this feeling be
general throughout tho State, as VIC believe 1t is,
then tho announcement is important, and siguiil-
cant Us to It's effects upon tho futuro poltics Of
illinois,.
, 1873-11-07

The day aftor election, a1r. Hcsing displayed
huge prussian tlag over the Siaats-zeitang build
ings, togothor with 4 smaller edition Of tho
Stars md Stripes. In yesterday'a edition Of his
papcr, he printed congratulatory dispatch ad-
dressed to a. G. Hosing, :" tho Bismarck Of
America" Wo ta1to these things as signs, that
Mr. Hesng oouBtruea tho result Of last Tuos-
day's vote az prussian victory, and that ho
now confidently assumes that he is not only the
"boss" +" Of Chinago, but tho " Bismarck Of
America" as ono Of his admirers calls him.
The next few months may provo 10 Mr.
Hcsing that ho ia making very
aorious mistake. For tile service ron
derod by the Staats-zeitung during tic
campaign, permanent compensation is proyid-
cd in the city printing which amounts to 315, 900
q year, and OF which wo propose tho Stadts-
Zeilang shall have tho monopoly, AS for tho
city officers who hayo boen elected, they will
probably bo constrained to remember TINT less
than one-half of the votes thoy received we're
from the Germans, and that considerably moro
thau ouo-half Of these lave no particular afec-
tion for the "Bsmasck Of America" ar. HoB-
ing is rather premature when ho decides that
Tuesdays election was q Prussian victory, aud
very far out OF the way when ho regards it rs
confirming his power az tho Bismarck Of Amer
ica," aB DO modestly publishes it. It was not
Bismarck who won tho victory, but Gambriuus.
, 1873-11-07

The disturbed condition Of tho Ponnsylvania
Railroad magnatos is only another sign OF tho
general proatration Of speculative eutorpriseH.
That Company illustrates III its own affairs the
extent to which tho Watering OF capital stock haa
boon carried. Tint Company, between 1864 and
1868, made stock dividend Of DO per cent. In
1871, its capital stock was about s40,0o0000, and
1t had outstanding mortgage bonds to the
amount Of s25, o.ooo In 1872, 1t was authorized
by tho Legislature to incroaao its capital
atock $4,000 900. It lcaBel tho Pitts
burgh, Fort Wayne Il Chicago nailroad for
o90 years, guaranteeing 7 per cont dlvidouda on
$1,000 200 (watorol from 3l1,60o.00o) capItal
stock, aud assuming other lobts to tho amount
Of Sl4.0o0,000. II Aaa also leased in porpotuity
the United Railways Of New Jorscy, Including
0s4 milsa Of traok aud 85 miles Of canal. The
capital stock Of Ill this aystem Of fallroada
amna,nt4 h A1s- -oon. .91A With funded And othaz
, 1873-11-07

a Terrible Eight aseltveerl Negroes md
wfafto HLe1s In .ArE1I.sa9saA-"E'our OF the
Latter IEiIIctA--rfao E1urdor Caused
by Lying luOy-Ihiovoa.
LITTLE Roog, Ark., Nov. 0.-Yestorday Two
negroes driving d two-horse tcanl stolo some
hogs from MI, Eagle, QUO Of tho leading farmorA
of Lonaho County. On missing liH hogs, Mr.
Eaglo, in company with two Of his kinsmen ana
AIr. JonopA Sullivan, started III pursuit. Ons
Ut Eaglo'B companions WAS all oftlcor. Abont
dark, the purity camo up with tho negroes aud
took tlom in charge, after little struggle.
Tho team won't OIL homo. During tho night thu
two nogroes escaped md reported In tho neigh
borllooa, composed principally Of nogroeB. that
tho Kr-Klux had attacked them. They raised
posse of about thirty negroes to 60 il. purantt Of
them. This forenoon Eag!o and his cu.npsn,
proceeded III search Of tic two hog-thioyoa,
when thoy wero Buddouly confronted by MI
armed body Of nogrooB al,d fired upon, tho VOL
Icy killing all tllroo Of tho Eagles ai,l lnortaly
wonnanB Sullivan, On hoaring Of the affair,
the Sheriff Of I.ouake County Summoned titty
men mud went IN Hoaroh OF tic perpetrators Ut
tug deod. The killing occurred uear tho limo OF
this (pulankD county aud Louake. Tho Oorou.
eYwept dowa tonight to hold IN inquest evsl
tRa hodiaA
, 1873-11-07

tho purpose Of rewarfling solno organ for its
cnmpAign services. Tl1oro Ia not Ancrfcan
newspaper III tic city ontitlol to any reward ut
paper printed horo III tito English langnago op.
posed tho election Of AIr. Colvin and tho pooptoa
tokot. Tho Times waa tho only paper tint MI
vocatcd tho election Of a.y portion Of tho Colvin
ticket, and frequently characterized as ha1mmorB
thoao 1t did support. Moreover, tho Times WAS
pald In advance for tho ambiguous support 1t
gave. It picked out tho German candidates OIL
tho Colvn ticket, according to tho contract
mado with bfossrs. Miller, Horting, and
tho othora. by wllicl, tho County Board
rentod portion Of tito Times building ut 80, 600
ycar, when It could havo socnrctl bettcr
quarters for half tho money. The incoming
City Government is, therefore, untler no obliga-
tio1ls whatever to any newspaper In Chicago
Which is printed in tho English language. Tho
situation is peculiar aul not likely to occur again.
No limo could be bottor chosen for cntting off
tho superilulty known Us tho corporation nows-
Enpor, and thoroby saving $15, 900 4 ycar to tho
pooplo. We should think that tlis would be
rathor gratifying to tho now powers that arc to
be- It would cortainly bo gratifying to tho
people at large It would also DO III tho intorost
Of journalism. No solvent newspaper has over
takcn tho city printing without rogrotting 1t.
Beside sacrificing Its independence. Tho amount
Of oiclal aluBh It is required to print ruins its
character as newspaper.
,Thcre could only DO ono reaaon why tho City
Government should refuao to inaugurato this
roform, viz: A losiro to Hocuro an organ. 10
this VIC auswor tint 1t does not require IN organ,
except tho Staats- zeifan9, which 1t would still
hive. It's election without tito support of d
single American newspaper seems to hnyo de-
monstrated this much. Moreover, wo promise
TINT, If tho City Government is good ono, THE
TRIBUNE will bo its organ without money md
without price. Also without tho city printing,
which it would not publish in it's columns uudor
any circumstances. II tho City Government il
bad ono. neither QUO organ nor half dozon
organs would savo 1t from execration. There is,
consequently, no suggestion Of policy, and cor
tainly no consideration Of Justice, which should
dotor tho new Council from scraping on tho
barnaclo known as tho corporation newspaper
altogether, and con1no tho useless publication
Of the official proceedings to tho Slaats- -Zeiiung.
save tho city $l5, 900 in this item, 1t will DO nc.
ceptcd as tho 1irat stop towards IN economical
administration.
, 1873-11-07

4 committee was appointed como timo aIuco,
by tho Board Of Trade Of this city, 10 Investigate
cortain charges which Ind boen mado In refor-
enco to tho management Of tho Hough Graill-
Elevator. That Committee llas n,ado q ro,,ort,
which was rcad OIL 'Chnngo yeate,day, aud will
bo actcd upon III special meeting Of tho full
Doard tidB afternoon. Tho Committee Rtato TINT
they havo found proof Of great Irregularities in
the business Of grain warchousing, which war
rants the belief TINT Tho waroliouscmen practi-
cally ignore the law. III regard to tho 1Iougl
Elevator, they find that several cargocs of
grain wclc shipped out, tho receipts for
which wero not Cancelled for ton to four
teon daya afterwards, md that tho firm issued
receipts which did not roprescnt GRIM in store,
though it is not charged that thoso receipts wero
issued for the purpose Of bong placed on tho
market. Tho report especially calls intention to
tho dnngor of tho practice Of warchousemon
lending grain not.thoir own, aud recommends
TINT the Board Of Trado sl,nl rcfuao to recognize
us "regalar" tho receipts Issued by warchouso-
mon who shall 10 found guilty of unbusinossliko
conduct in tho future. Tho document contnius
several other suggestions, which are we'll worthy
of careful consideration by all parties who aro
Interested in tho grain trade Of this city.
, 1873-11-07

There is only ono mau among all tho candi-
dates on both sides who could not have bcon dis
turbed in the procress or about the result OF
tie lato local election. This WAS Judge II. r.
II. Wallaco. 1t was u becoming mud deserved
compliment that no name should hayo been
mentioned on either sido as m opponent to his
recollection "a County Judge md tho fact that
ho can point to nearly 10000 votes in Cook
County gives him q distinction not likely to bo
repeated very soon again unloRs 1t Is in his case.
AS Judge Of tho Probate Court, ho ia in chargo
Of the most do!icato interests in tho community,
and 1t iH gratifying to know that the postion ia
occupied by q man who commands the confidence
OF the ontire population.
, 1873-11-07

Center, the Stokes juror who, while the case
was pending, made practice Of rambling about
the city nights in tho care Of Deputy Sheriff,
visiting dram-shops and talking pretty freely
about tho case has been sentenced to thirty
days' imprisonment and to pay tlno Of $780,
Tho Rontonco is no moro severe than ia morited !;
hut ought not aomo measures bo taken to pre-
vent Doputy-shoriffa taking Jurors about the
city nights? Under the present fee-Rysten in
Now York, my juror who can afford to pay 4
Deputy can do what no plennes and SO whoro he
pleases. In this caso, the practice WAS aa muci,
ct fault as tho offending juror.
, 1873-11-07

st. Petersburg has suffered severely from
another of tho periodical foundations Of tho Riy-
er Nova, whose branches have oycrlowea tho
marshes upon which tho lowor part OF tho city
ia built, Tho damage seems to bo confined main-
~ to tho VaaiileoatrQy, or Bas,lus 1shnd, wlicl,
contains the Geological dardon, tho Museums OF
tho city, the Academy Of Fine Arts, aud nearly
all the Hcionti1o institutions. The OVERLOOKING
OF tho Nova IL not u novelty. Tho city is 40 low
that whenever tho volume OF the river ia aug
u,onted by tho melting of the snow aud ice, the
lover part Ia moro or loBs inundated. In the
flood Of 1924, over 1900 persona porished. On
thle occasion, tho overflow soomB to have boen
caused By sudden hurricane. The damage
which Ia immense, is confined, however, to the
loss OF property.
, 1873-11-07

Tho City Charter provides that Tho Common
Council shall designate ono public newspaper
printed in Chicago as tho corporation newspaper,
in which tho proceedings ordinances, and notices
OF tho city and tho various departments shall DO
printed. 1t provides, further, TINT tho samo
ordinances and proceedings shall DO published
in the German newspaper having tho largest
circulation. Under Interpretations, it has boeu
tho practice to designate newspaper printed in
the English language as tic corporation news.
paper, besides publishing the same ulattor In
tho German paper. Tho coat to tho city Of al
this Inns boon about $50, 900 yoar. If tho City
Charter did not require that the proceedings
should be so published. tho whole 100000 might
be aaycd to ,tho city, and tho Peoples Party
might Btart out with a radical reform. Az
tho newspapers print gratuitouBly all tho
proceedings Of tho Common Council Which
arc Of public interest, and aB tho
full proceedings and ordinances aro always
printed in pamphlet form. tho ofilclnl publica-
ton In newspapers ia altogether unnecessary.
Tho Common Council have not tho power to
Aayo tho city tic full amount Of tue proaout OK
penditure, but they can aayo tho city ha1f tho
amount. As tho proceedings aro now published
in tho Staats-Z -Zeituy under tue law, willy not
at tho Same timo designate tho -Zeitang as
tho corporation newspaper, and thus cut OH one
draln Of the city revenues? Tho chnrter does
not atipulato TINT tho corporation newspaper
shall be printed In English, nor that tho Staats-
, 1873-11-07

Tho Alton In.) Telegraph Nopublican) thinks
"The Republican party has very generally met
with a Waterloo defeat
-" Boss " Koyes, tic Madison Postmaster and
Chairman Of the Republican State Committee in
Wisconsin, telograps to sympathizing friends in
milwaukee, to the effect that It appears to have
I'LL gone to h-ll."
When Taylors majority over WaBhburn, III
Wsoonniu, passed 5000, the Republican mana-
gers stopped counting retur1lB, as Of no moro in
torost to. thom. Tho Milwaukee Nesos, Of yes
to-day, Ind Taylors majority up to $4,000, and
Raid:
So far have rcturns We aIso conclude tllat the
vote hui been unusually largo for Stats cecion. 1t
has not bcen I'll "o-year ~ Wisconsin, The victory
tH Is complete III 1t Is splendid.
Tho Graud Rapids Eagle Qlopublican) is
surprised, and wants to know whore last year's
Republican majority of 5000, III that Congress
nional District, as gone to in this yoars special
election for Congress-. Tho yoto OF Grand Rap
ids shows that Bono of it went to the Domo-
cratio ticket, aud some OF it atald at home, as
follows:
cpugress, 1879, President, 1879.
Con,stock Dom 1,44s arceloy. s57
Williams, Nep... .l,o9o| Grant. 149
Democratic 1naj..... sol Republican maj... 7e5
Tho Grand Rapids Eagle. upon further exaln-
ination Of tho roturns. concludes: The panic
haa struck tho Fifth Congressional District. It
don't pan out US 1t should"
-rho Detroit Free Press says OF this samo
Fifth Michigan, District:
The Fifth Diatrlct In Naye,nbcr OF lust year gayo
Mr. Foster 5000 nutority. Tlle closcat county OF lilo
ity, Yesterday A1r. CoMasook tpomocraV carsio.l
biliskegon, Ottawa, and Kent Counties, md rcanue.l
81 1S1}t 10ti{H Mr.
, 1873-11-07

The Rev. Mr., Newman, formerly Chaplain Of
the United States Senate, and nov as Treasury
Agent on a visit ofinapoction among tho Consul
latos, has forwarded to the Department lighly-
interesting report from Japan, au abstract
Of which iB giyon in our Washington
dispatches. Two Of the most noticeable
features in 1t aro the production of iron by the
Japanese which can DO laid down IN this country
ut much cheaper price than English iron and
the extent to which tobacco ID cultivated in
place Of rice, as being moro profitable.