davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-04-06

Tho United Stntes District Attorney in
Brooklyn Is Dissatisfied with E1ls
Second AHst.tnnt.
New YonK, April "A lcttor from tho Untod
8tatoa District Attorney, OF Brooklyn, to his aoo-
ord assistant William b. Hughoa, aelting him
to roglg1i, Is mado public. Tho District Attorney
aays. "0n assuming tho dutioa OF this Office,
doatgnatou you ~ my second assistant, upon tho
urgont roquost Of Attorney General Williams,
your brother-in"law. + nm now compelled, from
circumstances Which you doubtless understand
to ask Of you your reBignntion. Tor many
wooka You linve bcen dls1oyal to mo and tho
intorcsts Of this Office and llavo boon in
cluse conference md In intimnte relations
with John D. Banborn antl his friouis,
hsvo reason to beloyo TINT for ,yeoka you
havo boen conveying to Sanborn and his frionda
tho secrets Of this ot]ico. and prosecutions, and
have been iudustrlomsly at work in tho interest
Of Mr. sanborn, while, at tho sarno time, you
have profoaAod friendship for mo, aud tayo boom
~ confidential ro!ationH with mo in tho prosoou.
tfon Of tho Sanborn case. I am also woll aware
that you haYo boon all this whilo plotting for my
removal and aiding tho Banborn Influence, by
NIL THO means in your power, to aoenro my re-
moval. and have made yonr boaat TINT you would,
through newspaporB, break mo down lii tho city
OF Brooklyn, and through your relationship with
tho Attorney General, securo my removal in
thirty days." Distriut-Attorney 1enney was tho
prosecutor OF Banborn, Hhwloy, and Wander
worker, in tho laso tria1 in Brooklyn.
, 1874-04-06
.TENIAN FUNDS.
Suit Agntulst Helm mont T. Co., to tie
C0Vcrs

COFGrs
NEW YoRK, April 4.-DurIng the Fenian OK
oitoment. john 0'A1ahonoy, Hoal-Centre, de-
posted with Belmont d Co., 0,000, talzing
therefore bills Of exchange upon Rothaohild j.
Co., for Londnn, drawn in favor Of Quo 0'Loary
Thoso billa wore attachod by tho British Govorn-
mont, and neyor reached 0'Leary. O'A1ahoney
then brought suit against Belmont d Co... to
recover the amount, and asked tho 1ato Judge
wore opened between tho parties by
which tho money was to bo turned
to o'Mahoncy.' Pending negotiations, and bo-
fore tho case was submitted to tho Court Nc
Gum appointed Thomas J. Barr Receiver,
against tho wlshca Of both sides. Barr Bubae-
quently asked for On order allowing him to pay
out in expenses and commission considerably
over hnlf the amout. and now, aftor the rofer-
onco, dccroe, and appeal, q decision is given
holding that the Receiver, having baen appointed
through the wrongful Intervention Of stranger
to the suit, is not entitled to expenses or COM
1nssaion, and must restore tho full amount to
Belmont i Co.
, 1874-04-06
AURORA ITEMS.

specfal Dispateh to Ths Chicago Tsibuns.
AunonA, Ill.,, April 4.-The Farmers aud Arti-
za,ls' Club, OF Aurora; met today In tho Board
Gillatt WAS elected Presidents Jay Tarbe, Vice.
proaidont; Isaac Potter, Treasurer; B,innell,
Secretary. The society liz open to all mechanics,
farlnors, and anti.monopolists. Twonty-odd
mombers woro initiated to-day. Our oltfzons arc
to tho nomination OF a railroad.mau at the
CAUCUS Friday evening In the person of D. @.
Ooaloy, at the head Of the O., Il. Il q. paint
shops, who resides In this city, Personally, the
, 1874-04-06

BosroN, Mass, April 4.--Aprll, 30 has boon
Sonn!or echurz. Tho Mayor will preside, and
Wondol Phillips will introduce tho orator.
The conttaot settling all difficulties between
tho Boston i kaiuo and Eaatern Railroads las
boon signed.
At second meeting Of tho creditors Of James
4. Coo, additional olalmH were presented amount
ing to 5a0,u0o, all secured by alleged "ralsetl !"
collateral
, 1874-04-06
LAUNCH OF A poNr0oN.B0Ar.

6b1o1dF UIsDa}oh to 1k6 fhica0o YYtbNnt.
:, ModnEaun Ia, April 4.-Oyer 1000 people at
r!alrle du Ohlon today Witnessed the launching
the Iowa channel AZ . lraw in oonneotion with
tho pontoon-bridge. Tho boat is 400 feet LONG,
and will accommodate abont fifteen cars, AmonR
the spectators were prominent gontlomon from
Chicago aud Milwaukee, and railroad maguates.
, 1874-04-06
Tho Stuff that lawyers and Merchants
Arc Mado Of, According to
Ills Ilea.
ss Ext0rti0nists, Spectators, and
Robbers, Like tie Flies
Of Egypt"
The Mission of tho Grnngors is
to Drive Them Out.
Specimen Copy Of Grange-oratory,

BUFFALO anovr, Buchanan Co., H., March Is. 1874.
70 tho Editor Of 1'hs Chicago Tribune:
SIN: The efol1owing addroHs, rcocntly delivered
before tho Wost Dnifato Grange, was very fay
orably received; and, In accordance with d vote
Of tho Grange. have forwarded it to You for
publications should you deem It worthy. Yours
truly, II. 8. H1ToucocK.
, 1874-04-06

gentleman Is very popular, but tho fnct that THO
Bnporyisor can manipulate tho $1G0,000 Of rail-
road bonds in tho q. 4 I. & 7: h. Y. Z. II. to
suit tho g., D. Il q. folks, who have loaao Of
tho people on tojootng tho gentleman, ist
Judging from tho public goanip on tho Bubieot.
, 1874-04-06

Specia! Dispateh to 1Ae f'httgao 1xsouns.
INplANAroL1s, Ind., april 6.-The Indiana
TradoB' Assembly meets hero tomorrow evening.
1t is composed of doiogatos from tho various
uuionB ottho Etate. It's object IL to oconslder md
adopt moaua for tho moro thorough organization
Of tfo worklngmen Of the State into trade unions.
A Alargo meoting Ia anticipated
, 1874-04-06

II hna ham f1etarmuod tn fucnrnorn{n Tina
phi1osopb,cal sociotv nndor thu st"to Iow 'o'
rha nrincinnia 4to onni IsA1o sof,; ,m;
oroon;yof thcn9po1vea ,t t%a nna; ntu
pr}ncinale' Associat;nna" ~ S'10 oooA "'"A's
Havos tborn y In snf n Thrar 0r
Tho div raasmrv al E545 ~ With, iIa lav avor
a27. 900 il duo from y, a. Gnpn iatc r;tv Trcas.
nrer. - o '.'D' - a. >'"so' 4''' o1'S Afo''~
nao aca or 1oash GlSago n9 a
lontnr y. q. Iooch Aaanasor Tm1r,a Il 3"jhortma.
Sunoryiaor. D. i. Ivnn Town GiarI 4e1o II Wa,
ing. Certein Wost sidoo natriote met IN = !" "a
OoIIeetor j. 11eEsy Aacssor r'Gisn pat s ive
Suporvieor. James Klnkado :. Town r1orl,'
Mirhna1 MoSInhon. TIN wnrainrnoon ~ Nort1,'
OLicaco Layo nominated n tfokoE of tho,r ovr
and still another Weat Side ticLot ID in tbe
field,
r., Tiao Einuucca,
Tile Boston Eue,,iuo Journal piyee eurronov
to ronort that Hoerotarv 1s;ohnrf]enn 1nn socnrod
passage to Europe In . steamer lowing about
The middle Of May. - @'''' '''
Saturday % evening", m TO- to ri elvc % exproeson % % to tho
opinion Of tho merchants of DoHton in viow Of
tho contemplated Initiation Of The currency by
Congress-. 4 largo audience was present. Tho
g Chairman, William s Grey, said tnat tho groatest
Of capital is soad currency @ y not iabi" l to OK. x
trome fluctuations and vet possessing an otng-
tioity which would flt it oloaaly to tic wants OF
the DQpDlG, Bitch GuTTepGY, MIR. Gruy mid.
could bo found only in somothinr tint nosaosso{i
an Intrinsic value. Tho oxoetiot1ca Of tLo world
has shown tlat gold is such = basis for
currency as ia wanted. Tho resolutions
passed by the moeting. eot forth ttat tha iesue
Of more paper money would 10 q violation OF !
eacroi pledge that tho dolny Of Congress In
providing for d speedy return to spocio pnvnent
has aggravated tho OWLS caused by IN irrcdoom-
ablo currency, such aH wild speculation and
great aud damaging fluctuations In values; that
The 1Hs,1o OF more t}apcr moue- would osncea liz
iniuro Tie prol,1oinT socticns of tho conntrv
and tho sllrinkngo In prjcos. causotl Nv It mr.
ticula,Iv aIfeot tho Ioboring c]asuos an 1non ro-
coiyiny salaries. Tia prosidcnt IN ,,rront1v ~.
ouoatn,1 to vntn INV Tncas1,raa fnndinT r. tr}nro
tbn crciit of tho cnuntrv tIat NAV 1,e to,,ar hs
Cnnrraas '' ' ~ '"1>'A -
,rr
,,-t.i'. cfepA'1.s u,
NJ. butlef attempted to report a pill from the
Judiciary CoMMlteeo, providing that civil Of
noere OF tne United states, when articles OF I'M
peaohmeht arc ponaing agnlnst 5henl, shall be
susEehooa run ouco. ~ aalu lts intention
vas 70 ooyee , i tno oasoa OF Juagos DuToli ana
nnsEooa, VINO Wl4l aouotioss ne 1mpeachod, but
mnoso tt'ai my nos 5o hhlbaea during the pres.
ent year. Deianay. Mr. batler 6ays, resigned
just III eeaHon 10 escape removal from oiico, al
sion e4aa, OF gongrGss. ob1oesion -, Tas made BY
et"AcJs "a AoN'11aA4el AA4o LA4o LIZA MAa AUk ~.
, 1874-04-06
- N---3 N-- - -
DEATHS.

CLOu0!t-Tho funeral sotyipos ot tho lato John
Clough. nt nonyc W OCCUR at tho rositlei,eo of Ill
nFothpr u Giough, N9. III Walnut atreet, ruoaday,
VIII ;C-sunday nerning, Aptn g., Ruth A., aged Is
y9ars, wife OF JatnHh IL. White, Superintendent Railway
Mall SorYiuo.
, 1874-04-06
Proposed StrlILo OF tho Philadelphia
HQut.ElNiSncr4s

! spectal Dispatch to 1'hs Lhtca0o Tribune.
this city, at 1naas- meeting held last evening in
Di]igent Hall, liAouAsod the proposed reduction
OF Wages oll summer or light work. and unani-
mouslY determined to roBiHt Il, rs tho priceB
proposed by omployors would bo scarcely sutl-
oIent to support their fntnillaa. ' go
, 1874-04-06

Charles Ernst Houle.
PAnIs, April 5.-Oharles Ernst Deule, lIstin-
gushed classical scholar and member Of the AS
9aKnby III deal.
, 1874-04-06

Tho latest contribution to tho lexioogranhy OF
tho future ta tho following, by tho New York
World; nnttlo, y. a.; to conniyo, at hlackmail-
Butler, S.; ono who butleH. :
, 1874-04-06
MCCARTHY.

MCCARTHY.
Mr. Florence MCCARTHY preached sermon on
tho "Ascension, INT Crows Opera-Hall, On
Vest Madison street, yesterlay afternoon.
There was q very good attendance, the weather
considered. The preacher took his text from
Acts l., 0: "And when he had spoken
those things which thoy had hoard, behold Ho
was taken up, and cloud received Him out OF
thoir sight," The sermon WAS purely thoologi-
col nntil the close, when Mr. Mccarthy informed
his hearers that he denied in toto tho power Of
tho Council to dopose him from tho ministry
A Council, he said, had no power to dopose
minister. It could only recommend to tho
marked, to institute Q new church next Sunday,
at Grows Opera-Hall, which had beon routed
for month.
TIE NEW CHURCH.
4 Tn1pUsE reporter cnlled on Mr.: MCCARTHY
at st. Caroline's Court lust evening in reference
to tho new church hintod ut In tho sermon.
Roportor-Ms. MCCARTHY, how do you propose
to organize your new congregation?
11r. McCarthy-1n the usual way, of co1rac.
hayo beon, with some friends. rough drafting
q constitution, but, as yot, it is inohoato.
THE NAME.
Rororter-What do you propose to call your
Mr. MCCARTHY that is hard to say yet.
I was thiulting OF calling it "The Poopo's Dap
tst Church, only Id ho afraid it would sound
too secular. Howeyor, hnvo somo time still to
think tho matter oyor.
METHOD OF ORGANIZATION,
noporter-Wllat essential points OF difference
are there ~ your proposed constitution, ~ coa-
trasted With that of tie Baptist oluroh3
mr. McoaEthyThero viii he only three Doa-
croumaoribed dntioa and powors.
/! in tho paator2
o,a.;, Mr.. MocarthyZ;Wel that is too searching
that score lust now. T,at TIM oonrraua tim hava
, 1874-04-06

Thirty Years Experience
" Of an Old NQiSe,

NIB. WINDOWS BOOTH.
ING 6InuP ia tho rrcsorip.
tIon Of ono Of the beat TO-
male physinianaaud nurses
in tho United States, Aud
has boon usud for thirty
years with noycr-falltug
tuccosa by millions Of mo-'
thora foy thotr Children.
It rclioves tho child from
pain. curos t1ysonterY and
dtarrhma. Rrtping In tho
howets. and wind ~nl'n-
BY giving i1oalth to tho
child, II roals tho mother.
, 1874-04-06
CAPITAL AND LABOR,
Strike OF tho o.7LonEshoremen In Phil
'ndGlphf1s


Special Dtspatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 4.-Tho 'Longshoro-
rnen strife on Monday noxt for IN increase Of
,yagos, and reduction in tho hours Of labor;
to commence Work ar y o'o1ocE IN tho morning.
instead of at O'Clock as heretofore. Yestordny
being q loyal holiday, . number Of thom rofusod
to work at tho oil-yards.
, 1874-04-06

cal alcontest, aud tho price Of these class-votes
has oyor ruled high IN the market. It has now
been discovered that tho American farmer Aas q
vote, and oyoty politician bids.
But 1t Ia no doubt a wiso policy that has de-
cided TINT tho Grange shall not be political
organization. The Grange should DO bond to
unite tue farmers Of oil parts Of tho nation, aud
perlaps, Of tho world. Tho Office Of tho Grange
ally, and politically, to I'LL him for the poBltion
tho great work Of purifying this nation.
When God cronted man, +.
HE MADE HIM 4 FAnMEn,
and defined his position u1ld mission: And God
blessed thom, md God said unto thom. Do fruit.
ful and multiply, md replonish tho earth, and
sublue it; and bayo dominion over the fish Of
tho aoa. and over tho fowl Of the mir, and oyor
And, to asstst him in fulfilling Lis mission, woman
as Thus s' tho tsrn,er nc S' aS lo' liz fsrners "a yfe
woro constituted, by tho almighty aat,
S s n0yG Sa and esssa ssSa'g ggooa was 81 a aa
And to how low an estate has the farmer fallen
Now, it shall bo tho mission OF tho Oranges to
assst in restoring tho farnlor to the position to
which God and Nature assigned him, And eno
Orange, going back to tho point Of departure,
restoroa wor1Ru to her proper position as
HELP FIT FOR MAN.
Ever Hinco woman lost her normal poaition. $40
Aaa boon tho subject Of manY ana Bruat
yiciHsitudoa; she has altornated from le-
lug tho most dospotic sovereign to b.
ing tho most abjoot slave OF nau /;
subsequently, COZ society, thrown from lts balaau,
has hobbel along, tFfst on ono log, and thon n
another, and bus mado but very sorry progress.
Dnt now the Grange Offers to woman her trIo
position. Hhe entorH tho same door, BtanG.a
upon the game platform, and, eide by aldo t,s wln
her husband, aaAumoH tho game losponsibtltt!el;
thus tho Grange is almost the only existing htr
man institution that stands on both Its foet 81
wo expect to SEQ 1t move, without halting q
waverlna, etoadily on to tho accomplishment q
ita dsstiny.
, 1874-10-17
THE RECENT ,EI.ECTI0NS.
OHIO.


Special Dtspateh Ia 7ns Ch,ea1n Tribune.
CLEVELAND O., Oct. 1G-Ful returns from
Con. aarfcld's district. received to-day, show
tho following result: Total voto for GARFIELD,
1a,607: for Woods, DEM, 6,307; for l1ur1but
Ind. Rep. 3,11G. Gartlelde majority .oynr
Woods, G,aoo; Garaelds ma iority over Hurlbut.
9,zr; GnrOe'ds majority over both, 3.sl7. In
1873. tho iatrict gaye Noycs, for Governor, 1a 51
Allen. 6,0o1. Garfield rote IL, therefore, greater
t|tan Tint Of Noyes, who was not Handicapped
With temperance cr,1eado and depression in busi-
neas,' botll OF which have told heavily against oil
tic nopnbiican cunditatos il, Ohio this year.
The happiness hero over tho election Of Payuo
Ii general and t1enlongtrctiyv. Tomorrow night
grand ratification blowout will DO hold iu tho
pari, which vii! to on q scale not surpassed
BY any sin,1lar oyont sinco tho Presidential
:Iubllen in 1863. Tic feeling Of tho
Republicans is bi.te- against tho P:ohbitioniats
and Crusaders who. Aftor getting tho Republican
purity Weighted with their reform movement,
deserted to tho enemy Rnd thcir own l,ttlo bro
hibitIon camp, leaving tho Republicans to fight
the battle out alono. Temperance reformcra will
l1nd cold comfort In t!,e nepubiicun camp l,ero-
after. 1t, analysis Ut tho retllrnu in tho Cleyo-
Ial,d District slloW that pnleons rnu behind tho
Slate tickot IN tl,ia county on1y 100, only few
votes moro than he fell behind tho State ticket
in 1879,
, 1874-10-17
INDIANA.


SicciNl Dispatch "a fat G9<icaaa Tribune.
ISD.ASApoLls, Ind, Oct. 1G.-~Ncws received
to-tay rnalcs no change il tho results as tete-
graphed last night. Tho revolutions in tbs
northwestern counties of i1e Thirtcouth Dis
iriut completely overcome tho Republicans. No
ono entertained 10 idea that Baker WIS In dan
gcr, yet not until noon VAS tho suspense re-
ltoyGd BY dispatch from, tho gentleman that as
tho majority at 107. Thus Aas .Iwndcd Away
solid Republican majority Of ovor 1900. Tho
defeat Of Mr., Hcman il not particularly re-
Gretted. He ran the campaign US reraonal
matter entirely refused 10 affiliate with
the State Committee, aud tho managers
rather chucklcl over his disaster.
Tho figures on tue Legislature rernain tia
samo practically, though several OF tho Demo-
cratic ticket may prove to TO Independent in
manic, but they ero Opnosition anyway, ena 1t is
holloyed By both parties that tho Democrats will
have clcar majority Of tro OIL join. ballot. The
estimate OIL
ruE xA5on1rY IN TUE STATE
has not bcon changed. 1t will bc between L.
000 and $4,000. Il the Domocrats provo to have
tho control OF tho Legislature, Joseph Z. Nc
Donald, It is gen orally conceded, will be the Sen
stor' th9uKh voosi!eea 70; M my try to spite
. third man.
Tho present State officers arc putting Illcir
ho,,sos il order for tho newcomers. anu, BY the
2D,h OF January next, the whole Administration
of the State will pasu into the hands Of tho
Democrats. Gov. Hendricks ia u special good
llumor over tho fact that he will have ohicors
aud O Legislature Ill harmony with him, and he
has already callod council ot tho ofeors-o!ect,
and q fow of tho chief mon, to counael over TIM
situation and to cut out tho work for tho coming
Legislature. The Governor will Try to hold Ills
party to prudent nnd economical ad'ninistra-
ton. and Id especially Boyere Oh tho proposition
put forth in certain quarters to
REDlsTntcT THE srArE.
, 1874-10-17

position. II did not 1oois vol, and innplrod
othora with All idea that thero was discord and
dissatlBfactton. Because Hand Ind been benten
nj tho Convention. was NO tcaaon to 70 hack nu
party aud principles. Thov did NOT df 20
plodgo themselves unqua>if1e0ly to over &;
they could aIrord to act coolly aitl wit oag-
ment. j +
0rr. Korn being convinced TINT all pro. Sera
III carncBt III thor oppossloii 10 tito n :; can
party wft1liIow bis motion.
alr. Dtctzach then introduced tho 'stng
preamble apl resolutions, Which We sSsannt-
mon6ly adopted,
NuEREAf. In this election cert,ln mon l., e1ng 10
loa1 NO German voters over to tho leopu : iartJ
hgau for no othnr purpose than to advar e ir SELF
iutcrchs aad ae out tho interests Of thi claon
to tho enemy; mud, !
therefore, 10 II
Rrsofrtd, Tint thsa Association considers alt thoro
who have Joined tho Republican party rotor4 to
cnuao who arc lighting III the ranks of our euonca;
nnd,
Rtsotrtd. Ttat no will continue to adhere to tito
principles adopted by th!s Association Iast year M
uga!nst the corptins tendencies of the existing AL
mlnlsratou. iudorslng honesty In public ol.ecrs
au,t,
Hrsa.rea, Tha. re will support the Opposition
ticket,
, 1874-10-17

!sNeia8 Di*na:ch ia The EAiedap 7rfo"ne'
:. FORT MAp!sos 1a.. Oct. 10.-Tho full election
returns OF Leo County wore not received until
yostor.lny, md show light vote pollcd. Tickets
were badly scratched. aud in tho local contests
tho Antircmporanco men carried tho day. :. Th9
Anti-lonopoly majority OH Eho S1atn tlcSet "il'
dltsf dlats for MDisrl;t.Attorey, M receiyel l7a MI
jority: sny(tt, 1ncpsnlent, for Dssr!ct Judge,
n. H. ria huti.5ouopoly county ticket is all car-
rIv by tIle following ma)or1ses l., fer 0lesk. ".
visor, ConMa1nr ~. ,,,. ,r.,,,
Dra MolSEs, H., Oct 1U.-Latcst roturnB from
LILO yariouh couatea incrcaao tue Republican
msiority on thu htato Ticket. 1t will probably
rench ID, ,0o>. Tn lie Congressional ticket tlo
ma iority will not exceed o5,600. General apathy
is reportsd on tho part Of the Opposition frottl
oil parts Of the State. The want OF loadevBl,in
IL irocogolzcd, and tho abseuce Of per-
tsct Organization brought defeat unon
peessncy party. ln this distrlct htr, kaasop'a
auccess has called forth jubs!ant moetinge,
, 1874-10-17
AID. WHITE.

Aid. George L. White acnds In The following
rorly to tho affidavit Of Edwin Drury, published
yesterday:
Hln: ~ attention wne sailed t'is morning to m
aInlastt In yorr to-dnye Issue, tho boe oDjcct Of
which 10 10 To injure and my chancca nt tho
primary elections e ns hed t9-aay' md before tho
.alavs hercunso attached vii provo tlat she lion.
William Naylnan hnl Jooonh 8. Reynolds. my or-
roen sro h IN S Gnty I 9es os atte' hd
fess sSs o' ~ s -
f1icnls q NJ noynoi1o. rs for MY belng Ineligible
to tho o.co accs, desra 10 brand a reporis 70 thn
e. T. ryas to connsss @
'hia report iat thors IL only ono George Whlfo IN
Chicago. md by ercnlst!nE tho report that an not
tclened purity to this dospcabe trnsaction to lesosn
my chances. aud therohT improve hts cwn. Mhoover
s sa Ss 81 1p pon s IT M
laso tatr "a naturally they saould should no 10 CON,
petcy taken BY sunrise - to 90 unable to contradict
s.'c vile, malicious, tnl damaging report before tho
co.o Of tho prl1naEy otoetion Tonight oven 1cforo
tho Convention to-lorrow. As duty owe. frs to
rtfont, 10 ny family nntl frtens instiy to my nw
gonh na1ue, court tho fHlleEt oaali,e Investigation
in:o IT, nsttsr .na hope no pa'ns viii b. srarea ha,
,nay haro been guilty Of the deed:
State Of nltno.s, Cook County, A.:
wam @ W,;n ssns a'y a, tTe5 yn on hs Mst ns
hy 1.h of tic month, ut about ll:ap a. IN. lie aaw
AID White aud O. r. perlolat i,et into buggy mud
J Reynolds. ex-senator; aud the auia Rcyuolas re-
auets:d him to 20 dow2 Into The basement of thO
books Of tho Thirteenth Ward. werc lo found tieorgo
Il. White lad voted BY affidavit In tho election Of l87e
TIM Gaid look being In its normal condition. ah fur
/ thcr this depouent says not Ws1. WAT3IAH.
SuIscred srd aworu to before mo tha 10Th DAY Of
| October, A. D. 1874. AUSTIN ]. po1LE
| Clerk of tEe Criminal Court Of Cook Co,intr
, 1874-10-17
Now York Set Down as an Uncertain
Stale.
Painful Deliberations Of the Repub'
lioan Leaders.
Alexander H. Stephens on the Third
Term and Civil Rights.

THE PRIMARIES.

THE PRIMARIES.
The Republicans hold the!r primary 1neetinEB
yesterday, in tho various wards, for tho ptrpose
Of electiuG delegates to tho County and Con-
grcBsion.l Conycntionn, tho former 'of which
meets tomorrow, and of nominating Aldermen.
The result is as follows:
FIRST whEp.
King il. e. ruiea, janss u, Hralsl', E. H. Iongiey,
Thoma. rarc1n, ooorEe 3. $.sassro1g County Gone
&9sas Ss T. xsas
.4lde,inon-Wi1ham Il. neiardson.
sEcosr wlnp. =
ptegat<s-congec=0tora CtnycntIon-F. n. War
ren, George .. Clarke D.. brdan, Thomas Carson,
j. s. Sitt, end il. Gclo;!er: |
tiiG:rman-F. ". Warren.
Dsl<9a.es-cong gscssional C,nysnion-6corga ncea,
v. II. King, Henry nYndioEa +. ,. boomer, r: ".
~. M 'ss Haaieon nsard nasld sgras,c, snd Fhio
Warner. County convcntiot- -usorse Y: Gage, J.w.
+ % as., i TS'Siax Ses snly fSSss Ss %' saa s.
Altetma,.-Da7id coey.
FOURTH vAuu.
.Iones, C.. II. CalDersoon, Joeeph Sampson, AmYa
i. il GaM6ert, j. i. clons6, ssd ch:fes r Kelcca
County Conscn:!on0eo II. stdsell 4. q. oalkino,
\. =. beutoa. S9le,, Nee!er utsr:s A. Hartman,
u JIsaHAt A+ .7tNecft hAA III -tp@ooiH
-lMfr1Hdtl-1oseph L. Ut1l.
i1w1n NaRn.
Deeaafe:-congtG.s con'cntion-h =: HrHy-
Ion, T. H. D1:her, Nobert AiGalsun =. NJ HASH, H. T.
Warning. .: H. Covert T. il. Moods, lanes Springer,
Thomas Ni:olH, T. C!owTy, II. s. WHEELER County
EunycnHou-C. II. nccl, r. D. stone, i. 7. Mathews,
WllIaa. atctrcHor. 1. D. Hayward, q. T. WtNtaMa,
VIZ; stanton; / i Wso91:sa!, George Aader'oa
r119a yAnD.
De'tgatta-Conns mil t'cnGrses:oMNl-J: Bonhcll.
2Mrtil Best, william Brew, George I. Ka1be, David
| EuycnB. Adam SoLp.
t{Itrm0,,-Np nomination
| SEVENTH WARD.
, 1874-10-17

I'll. J. II. Iehl David ''sity. ". NJ. Clarke. larry
Mccormick. County consent,on-r: Il. .Dirpcr, g.
", Fuller. Loreuz otattern, foDias Aiman1lukcr ".
NJ, Cla.ke.
Il Jtd,yma,l-No nomination.
TWENTIETH NAKn.
Leleqnte:-Consrcsson aud Conpty Cnnvcnttons-
II. ". King. Danlol Qnrs, ". Hessetncr Andrew Mel.
son, Wtllsafn Fogarty.
Atdermu'l-Cu{t. D. Dali.
LAkT,
acknowledgements Conventional. F. Cham.
rtin, Rudolph Dicster, Samuel Dcere. County Con.
vcntlon-A. D. Conitt, aan,uel Co1xtns.