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, 1874-10-08

Hovenl,o lasa booanso 1t has boon reported by
somo ono olso than an official spy. We Trust
tint II any peraon has knowledge Of tho fact
Tint any Of tho dlstillerR. aaloon-keorora, atltl
other 1lquor-dealera ln thin city lavo omttod to
pay their taxes. they will, despite Mr. Atunn'a
orders, lay tho facts before the Inv officers OF
tho Government or before tho Grand Jury, and
lot them dlarcgard tho Information ut thoir
peril.
afr. Mum eoems 10 appre',ond that tho COL
1cctorH will got too much tnfosmatlon Of frauds
OIL tho revenue. Thora Ia really no great da1,-
gor of that tn this dstrics at lcast. I1av'ng
baryotl ont nil iuforsmoss except tI,ose In tho
employ of tue Government, what sort Of impros-
sion ia madc upon tho subordinate officers of
tho aoryico by hia published lotter7 It onn bo
nothing but this: that Collcolors ahnuld mol DO
bothered with information that diati,ers> rcc.i-
dors, and tlcslers In whisky and tobacco nro
ewtnd'fng tho Government. 1t tlloaa subordi-
natcs cannot do all tho Informing that Ia needed,
others, he aays, viii bo found who can. Thoy
will probably construo this to mean that, II they
do any more than is neodotl, othcrs will be found
Hho don't.
, 1874-10-08

A1r. Dawos' speech before the Massachusetts
Republican Convention il limp and 1ackalaisf-
cal. It sally lacks stiGeninE, like Its author.
when we road that we may thank God for having
b Grant 1pslead Of . lsuehansn foE President, we
aro nos 60 dovoutly grateful as Mr. Dawes
i1nagines thu! NO ought to be. The logic
which teaches thai better President than
Buchanan is good President is really too lamo.
1t is mortifylug to witncss man OF Mr. Dawos'
Intelligence pasading himself before tho country
NJ dc.nagogue, which Ae docs quite ehauelosRly
in this Massachusetts speech. All his talk
about tho outrages In the Southern statos,
aud tho necessity Of returning an unbrokon ne-
publican delegation to Congress in consequence
Of them, Ia more nonsense. And the speaker
virtually convicted himself when ho said
that no Democrat in Massachusetts views
theso disorders without indignation. Why,
then, should Massachusetts, not e1act Con-
grcssmon who nre not in sympathy With
The Republican party? we should be- as sorry
~ Mr. Dawes to bave unregoncrate Democrats
elected, but thcro arc men in Massachusetts,
ueIther Democrats nor Republicans, who would
honor tho State by representing it in Congress-.
, 1874-10-08

The gambler Mcdonald 1as boun held for
trial til tho Criminal Court. I1la bail has boon
liked at 81 900, ridicttlously small SUN. Gar
rity and dcary, tho ruAlans who supported
him IN tho assault upon McGnrry, hare beon
discharged. Tho assistant ruiItanH shnuld both
havo bcen committed, and McDonalds has!
should havo boon piacea high enough 10 make
its forfettl1ra matter of somo consequence tc
him. But ali will still bo well ii tic prosecution
Of tho chief offender is honestly and vigorously
conducted Tho Citizons' Association uuat not
forget Mcdonald.
, 1874-10-08

Tho managers oe tho Pooplo's Party met Inst
night to consider means Of annulling the
saandalo,s Legislative nominations lately made
by Tho Conventions IN Turner Hall. 4 committee
Of twenty-ono wna appointed md a,thorized to
accept tho resignations Of asl tho candidates foE
tho Legislature, good or bad, who expect tho
support Of tho party. Tho Committee was
empowered to oroinstate such candidates as 1t may
doom worthy Of confidence Tie failure Of any
candidate to aoud iu the roqui1od resignation
will be construed rs confession Of Inability to
write. We heartily approve OF this action. Tho
ticket Us it stands 1T present Is doomed to uefoat
1t ought to ho defeated sud it Ia q pleasure to
know that, ii tho bummers who haTo secured
nominations insist upon making canvass, thoy
must do 10 independently.
, 1874-10-08

Tho DolnocrasH in Georgia swept everything
before thnm III tho election for nonl'ers Of tho
Legislature yostorday. TAa purity will laye a
majority OF 2o5 on joint ballot In tho next 0on-
cra! Assembly. Thsre Ia ono State uutler natiye
rulo, aud no do not haac loud complaints Of
bloo<lsllcd and tytsnny within Its borders. II
tin whito poopio Of Loniaihnn and South Caro-
lin uoro In power they would presumably act
with as much confederation. This Is not, Of
colirao, m argument for giving thom o1lco WITH
out election. but for trusting thcm In case they
nre o{ented.
, 1874-10-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DR. NcUTII:SSEY, CDRNER or GLARE AND
to5h fcr III. Sa1iafap.inu rivc Or money refunded
TuE VlRE willis oil CUsll1SG's TV1luf,Al
at ',nth o. WHICH. when heated create rapid .'1att
ronssyt cirr vcr, temperature - rro'nnoti
Tng sAee rtln,pla K n,psi tn furnaces. Cal and zoo
utHUjSsfiNG, III Wa,nES / d.. s5 j.aka-st.
70 NnUSEK Eup srs-Ttlt; hTrESrloN ;' Or
naiiiv Of Rar,tt. Isrsfinp Etrucs. hny antsslE
frcc fspn. tD nsnnos oils and ecds 'shi: enter tatE
now ID tic marriott. .ThaS highly concentrated, hsss
Iii H freshness and te1iGlcy Of tho ftts rnm snct
thoy nrp -e au are 10 cxpen1vo. AtaAs, Soups
cto may DO Eruaty improved by Barnotts E1tsant e1
Coleey. ;. ..~..
rf1Eft rUNE ASH nnEttanLE,"-NAcGwona nrn:. ,,,,,
FAR sUr1:,Iot Jn All. orltEMa"-E. s. Ireland i uu.
Tnr snlo by good uruceEs aud druggists,
, 1874-10-08

pretty good instance Of tho absurditics IN
which tho present city charter abounds ia fnr-
nis,od by the decision Of tho Supreme Court yes
tcrlay, throwing out Of court several cascs In
charter which provides that tho city shall not
bo required to giyo bonds or be limited in TO.
apect to time when making appeals is in direct
conflict With tho State Constitution. The Cor.
poration Counaol has learned as much at some
o1pensa Of time and money.
, 1874-10-08

The Chicago produce isurkots woro generally
ssoady yehto7s ~, Except provisions, With good
shipping 'o''om',nt. 1losu pork was in fa'r
donandand east IT, closing ut $2l60@21. s6peF brl
eash, aud 9l7f .6@17.87N seller tue year. Lard
wss qu!et ant' 1 shade easier, cloalng Ut sla.eo
per 100 tbs cas., and e11.b0 seller tho year.
Meats w era onist and unchanged Ut s},e for
shonld' .is, l1e{o tor short mi'd!es, Sna 1211Ge'
13c .oy aweal~plckted hama. uiah"tnea vera
Inf .ctiye and nominal at el.03 per ea1!on' LaRe
'.s,eb,s wsso quito aotivo mud eaa)er' closing A.
40 for w!,ea. to Buffalo. Flour wa" q'ies
Wheat vas ao.!ya and 1z@lo h'ghos. olostng ~
naazo cash. and e25e sellas Nesysmhtst. Corn was
, 1874-10-08

Tho Massachusetts Republican Convention
ycssortlay was controlled by tho prolibitonists.
Gov. Talbot. who las made a record aH q
supporter Of temperance legislation. and whose
mado him famous, was renotninatod. Tho second
place on Tho tie1ot WAS given TO tho Hon. II. g.
Knight, Of Eaathampton, business mau Of OK
cel1cnt reputation. Tho platform ia something
worse tlian might be- expected from tho
Massachusetts Republicans. It INSERTS that "the
Republican party has proved itsolf under nil cir
cumssances Tho party Of p1ogress ana rotorna, ii
which il far from boi,g truo. The ros. Of the
platform Is Indifferent. No party need bo ashamed
or proud Of tho sentiments expressed.
, 1874-10-08

The Interstate industrial Exposition now
holding in this citr will close with this wook. 4
petition for its continuance beyond the time orig
inallY dceignatod has been circulated and Higf.-
cd BY many exhibitors, hut the mauasomont
haro wiaeiy decided to adhere to the pro.
gramno announced The proprioty OF t>.is
courso is apparout, As tho Executive Con'.mit-
tee yosy we'll says, it ia ossontla 10 the succosa
OF future Expositions that the public should
place implicit confidence in tho official words aud
nctB Of tho ulanageta.
, 1874-10-08


A very atin broeze is nov blowing through tho
Womnn:suffrags camps. Tho streatners arc
luttariug In tho wind. The tru,upeta arc blow
ing. The ioug-haised men and tho short -hairol
women are noihily dlsputiug, aud the cla1ne,r
which has heretofore beon confined to tho ranks
winded communications in the newspapers sot-
ting forth the respective claims Of these leatlora
The two factions which are warning With each
other aro tho American Suffrage Association,
managed by Lucy stonn aud hor husband, Dir.
Blackwell, of which Mr: Decoler was the frat
President. and tLo National Suffrage Association.
Of which Mrs. Stanton and Miss Anthony aro
the recognized leaders. Tho lattor Ia New
York affair. and tho other iB ole Of the nottona
which had liz origin IN Bop.on. Tho cauBe OF
tho aiusension IL Frec-Lore. The ma1uspring
which haa su It iu motion ia tho ncecler soaudal,
Wo print elsewhere an article from tue Earlyillo
(lll) transcript. written by soms person who
evidently haa all lnslao yisw OF tho runpus, aud
who pours hot alot into Luoy stouo aud atr,
n!ackwel! for making tho claim that he {D!sok.
wnlU bad rescued tho womau-su1rago osuaa
{snn, tho hands of those {xee-loyo5s, Frank
i1oul.on aud Mr. Triton aud their associates, nam.
lug Mrs. Woodruff and Including Mrs Stanton
and Misa Anthony. III 7eply, tho w1itor makee q
| worry good poiut by showing thas lii. Moultor
noyor was mo1nbor Of tho National Association
aud nevsr Ind anything to do With woman,
suffrage, that, At the ,imo nlsekws,l formed hi,
| Association, Mss. Woodruff waa not identified
with tho sutfrsgo question 1t all, and TINT sht
las uevos lad but two living husbands, ono o.
whom ID nom doad that Mrs. Stanton mover has
hut ona lulh4na, and thRs Mlas An4lohy hsya
, 1874-10-08

Tho Joint Colnn1ittoa on DnitW nrs and uoa.
pitals OF tho County Commlts ,ousrs ,,ns sub-
n,tted report al regard 70 Tie nllegod frauds in
tho fullllment OF tho PorioF II contrnct. Tbev
ASSURE the good people of tho county that
there il really nothlaE to tue chRrgen. Wo
should like to TOO! saFo Int tho devil hnB not
got hold Of some OF 8 10 Commissioners but
this state OF mind IL + rxciut]cd by tho leye1op.
ne,ts made in reee" Investigations However,,
there is not much u 20 il, stranug at tho Periolat
swindle ard s"Allo. wing tho County. .llospltpl 1o
eMindio.
, 1874-10-08

SptsAt Diapafth to Ihe Clttaoe 1rtlae.
DErno1T, hllch., OCT. 7.--Tle Democratic Con-
3resaloual Convention OF tho First District toe
tho nomination of candidate Tor RopEoaonta-
tive in Congrcas WAS hold at Dearborn to-day.
It waa called to order about haif.past II o'olooft
BY Il. j. b. VanDyae, Chairman Of the Con
gressioual Committee, and Stanley G. Wright
WAS oloaon temporary. Chairman, and Hlr.
Thomas L. drant wss chosen aooratsrY. T4a
following Committee On Credentials md permA-
nent Organization uaa appointods William l..
Warner. Mluhaol Groiner. Jamos II. Welsh,
William D. MOAN. aud John Lungnr. T hs
Convention then took 4 reoess until |
o'oloot. At tho appointed hour the Convention
reasaenabled.. aud tbs Committee On Creaa..-
tia!s reported. Mr. Jamos Godfrey presented
tho nanla OF Gen. A. q. Williams Is candidate,
and Mr. George H. prensiB presented tho nsms
Of tho Hon. Jarod Patchin. Tho Convention
took aa !atosmal ballot for candidate with the
following result Gen. 4. 8, Wlll4ue, g4t Jarod
patohln, az; Robert 7. .. briggs, 81 hlolafa
IlaVloy, Il 1onat!sh aheArqr, 81 W!lltan9 Adair,
u 1aats 1amIsaob, j Total, O. 6ssoaa !aiat.
, 1874-10-08

In fntr do.nand, and otoaed stronger, ut 7011@
79t1zc chal,, and 75Ilo for November. Oats wora
Quiet and unchanged uloslng ut d91o cash,
mud 489!o scier November. Ryo waa inuro
acttyp, md fsrnor at Sic. Harley wns notivo md
aGio higher, closing tatno ut $1.0o caul,, aud
9'1.ol for November. i1ogs wore quiet and WITH
out quotablo change. Salos at ei.50@0.G0.
Cattle wore acttvo and ntondy. shoop woro
caB{or, owing to lnrge receipts.
, 1874-10-08

ncruRts Of laboe ami tend to tho moral ant intellect
IN! elevation Of a peraons engugcd III inuktrial pur
futfH,
tinh-Tbat lilo Republican rarly nna prorea itRoa'
Under al c'rcuust.eoa til" plriy 0f prosrcsH aud re-
form That It i,aH shown inaf reldy ant pronps 10
h;rt account for nnfA1thfn!neRs III oTria condurl
saat u .scoonncns all laws asl practices that Upon
way n cnrrnltinn n lilo public soryt'e; tn that ~
Mi' hcfnend hf all It's zcryaitA Hint their official Insi-
tim Enl mover hc inne aubacryeut to tolr peraoal
Tho Int resolution cofnmou1s tic nominees
to the s!lflra9os nf the penn,e.
ITO feaulut'ona wose i'toA. tho usnal vote
OF tlinnks passod, aud Ito Convention adjourned
Rino die.
, 1874-10-08

FIFTH WISCONSIN Observation-Disclosures.
isueefai Dtspakch to TAe Chicago Tribune.
FoNp Do Lao, Wis, Oct. 7.--Tho Republicans
of tho Fifth Congressional District mot in Oou.
vontion In tpis city to-day. Tho Hon, Z. Q. Nc
Tosridge, Of Dodge County, was rnade Chairmsn,
and Z. D. Dorcherdt, OF Manitowos, Secretary.
Tho Committee on Resolutions mado the follow
ing report, which waB adopted:
TAas We navo full faith aud confidence IN tho rur-
poses and principles OF hn Republican party that it
will in the future as IN tho past esnoss erro1s and
weak against tho strong and 4iAt upon equal rshsa
to s th,t tno part was 1sxanize s rie, TO- .'y r
M ahS IL .on 10 vii
aud other rsellios oEg4nlzatnios 10 S,s.st Tint tho
allod-prevSntt1g tho farming out Of the collection
Of tho revenues, repelIng the act increasing aalaries
ssi:%ss Ias pa49is' aud + Il ts,sss
iastitutiug Investigation ct oil alle sed corruption in
,nand constant vigilance to prevent frauds upon tho
aoyoEu.ncut, and most careful Legislation to prevent
nub,s ol!cals; tlat we favor such improvement q
the navigation cf our inland lakea aad rsrer4 hota
ssate and national. AZ sha prevent unl,'st dlsermin>
Ecssns t1e ,,as RSd''S: e, :t,c, st g: soan,5y
rrno with Hsorn tho chatge that aeck TO coDflseas4
the proposts Of otheta nor do ne believe that either
ot,r State under tAs rovalonE Ut just and reasoualls
laws to which ali alike utould submit ag rieuituro Id
ol,r prezent atsts Of doveloren being necessarily
tho rr!clpa! p,,relt ot thn people Of the Westeru
Nta,fs and subse. 70 all this tusa4vas. .gea resulting
frnn, sunh ouiuon Of things. the agricultural III.
nt,staeiea than those 3,nrogel BY thu il,exorsbs
laws Of trasp; II hho'a!d be afforded cheap,
r,pe1y and ronvonent ,neans for tho distribution of
a nri!ucH uudsr tystorns Of commerce aud regula-
ton by just tswn, aad should be protested fSoaa
monopoen, r1act1ons, and cStoruor. aud from boer-
iuH IA undue slaro Of taxation.
On motion Of 0luj. Nathan Colo. Of 8heboy-
gan, Col. John Cochraue, OF Dodge County, WA.
nominated BY accla1nution as tho candidate for
Congress. Col. Coohrano has boen Master Of
popular with al olassos, snd especially 80 with
the farmers.
, 1874-10-08

4 special dispatch to THE TRIBUNE from
Montpelier, VI. intimates that souator Ed
naunds will DO re.electcd hy Tho Legislature now
ia session. Mr. Willard las many friends. who
would give him thor votes If thoy were not, uu-
fortunately, friends Of Edn,unds also.
, 1874-10-08

The Committee Of tho County Board which
has beeu inquising into tho pcrioiat masser' said
yesterday that it WAS unnecessary to report OIL
the quality Of -four furnished to tile Poor House
in 1879 by Mr.. i. II. Clough, one Of tho honest
rnerubaYs Of the Board. Here Ia charming naipete.
The Committee also dnenoa it unnece' Wy to
tell the truth about perio!ae.
, 1874-10-08

AUGUSTA, Ca. Oct. 7.-Tho election for mem-
ho1s Of tho Legislature passed of quietly,
Scarcely any opposition, except In 4 few coun-
tics, WAS made to tho Democratic oandidatos.
There will not be exceeding fourteen Ropub-
leans in both Houses at tho next General
Assembly. thus giving a Delnocaatlo majority
OIL joint ballot Of 205. In this county, about
l,7oo votes ware pollad. giving a Damocrasio
majority Of 1,500.
, 1874-10-08

RATES or su1HcnlrrtuS trATAnLE III ApEAScFl'
nANy, Il NAIL. ...Si%.Nu NMmshy......,... .Dx.hU
Fri. " cokls.,.,,,. E.ip Wcckiy <.VU
Parts of year Mt the tnnn sato.
TUT c delay and 1ntstaxct, bs sure md ciTb rett
Ct aJtrets III tu jnclunR sfAta and Count. Fost
lessstt aeeA M.Ry ha nkdo elther bydtkt. exptess'
Oalcu d. der. q, III registered lef.ors. At "ur rss
rEHME m c1Tf HuhsoHIHEps.
Daily. ., sunday o.ceptna - cent* Per wsex.
Dp. nclh ctct Sunday inrind1tl. ~ aans per weeK.
Adc,e,s THE rltItiHi: COMPANY,
Uuruer A4rtiIren mil Dc7rhnrn..t... uhlcukot III.
, 1874-10-08

In the First Senatorial District, tho Opposition
have nominated for Representatives a couple OF
totally unfit Candidates. II tho Republicans will
equally good men, they can elect all throe Of
the Representatives. Thoy caa do tho same
thing in tho Fourth District, where ]. u. Koaraoy
and j. J. Crowley have proposed themselves FOR
tho Legialature.
, 1874-10-08

We are informed that several insurance COM
uauics of lad repnto have established agenclea
and arc taking siska in this city. Merchants
B1ll do we'll to ascertain tho responsibility OF un~
known companies soliciting business from thom.
The people OF Chicago hase already had bitter
experience Of tho improv1dsuoe of cheap In
, 1874-10-08

Republican. 0ppos,tton.
l. 01rnsy &. GaNlae3a.
2. Jasper D. Ward" Carrier II. Harrison.
s. Charios u. Farwel1.s john v. TeMoyub.
L. Stcphou A. 1rurlbut,s John L. F.lrnswprtn.
g. llovatio C. 1ltrLhnrt,s Dlniet j. riurkney.
g. Tllolnas !. Henderson, 1s1ar Il. Elliott.
7. EIankltn Coewin,s AoxHuder Campbell.
8. GIecnbury l.. Fort,s JlmDs &. Dayno.
Q. Richard II. Whiting, Leonard i. liaBa,
10. Henderson lHichic, John u. Dtgby.
II. DAsia Il. leatty, Scntt Wika.
II. An,lrow Sinpsnn. William ~ Springer
IL. John M.Nnlta,' Alai T., Stevenson,
Il. Joseph q. Csnuon,s Jui,ea II. Plckretl,
II. Jacob ". WiIk!n, John II. Et1on.'
10. Jatnoa y. MARTINI" William 4. J. SPARKS.
1t. iahu I. Ksnakcr, WIltiarn Il. Moryisau.o
IL. Isaab Ccaleusb,s William uartze!I,
". 1rcnn u. l.allu,, Samuel .. aIarshall.'
Independent Esform.-1n, Jahn 3. Turner 10, nolI:
D. Henry; ~, William D. Anderson.
InIa:fbH-ll, Wili.tn i. Richardson.
{fohibition-13, George ". Aliuler: 10, D. D
TurAey.