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, 1874-10-16
WASHINGTON.
Democrats Growing SnnEu1nc-Thc Q
Satc-sLurH7nra Agnltl--'Ella Attorneys
General Discouraged.

Democrats Growing SnnEuinc-Thc
Satc-sEs1rH7nra Agnltl--'Elle Attorneys
General DiSc0s2rlEch.
Special DisIatch ia Tie Chicago Yrituue.
WAsulaaToN, D. c.. Oct. 15.-Tlao Donlocrats
have grown sangutno within n day or two. md
predict that thoy will gain eight Congressman III
pcnnBylvania ut tho election next Monday.
TILE sArE-u E-uunaLAn3 AcA1H.
Next Tuesday il Tho day sot for tho trial Of tho
safc-burglery consprasorb. Tho prospects aro
TINT Wh,toly, Nottlosltip. aud Cnng will ass for
n poetponement. Huntington and Williaua, tho
Police Court lawyers, will demand u separate
trial. This will DO resisted by hlr. Riddle, and,
III n result, 1t ia probable that tho trial will
be- still further delayed. Mr. Riddle att
thorizcs this statcinont That Hayes, ono Of
tho burglars who was recently released on
bail, end who is one OF tho most important wit
NOISES for tic prosecution, has been offered
s1l,eoo If 10 Till 81 ont Of the country and
ahly certain that ho will be on hand to testify
unlepa Harrington should succeed III getting him
out on st-aw bail as he did Dunton ; nnd, as Mr..
Riddlo il here, this ia not likoiy. One Of tho
Whitley - implicated, il the fact that
Now York from cocouspirator. 1iia
signature wan sworn to by Mat. Ben Perley
Pooro anu other experts Us genuine. 1t iB Htatel
tonight TINT Whitley has procured young man
n New York to testify that ho signed Tho receipt,
laving beon authorized to do 60 BY Whitley iu tho
absopce OF the latter. The ga1no promises to
continue to the finale lesperuto US 1t has becu
from tho beginning
Tho Attorney Genoral gcoms to have finally
GROWN DISCOURAGED
in tho outrage business. eY tho doarth of TINT
commodity III tho political market for tho last fow
days apparently Indicates, day after day, the
the impression that there has been for months
systemato md Wholesale murders Of white and
black men in tito 6onth for 10 other reaaon than
that they wcro Republicans. and that, IN 60 do
procured tho violation Of tho truth. Aceutnu-
lated Testimony comon in almost hourly from tho
very bost sourcos TINT tho Attornoy-G General haa
in thiB way mado himself responsible for . per-
fected and ingenious system Of misrcprcsenta-
tiono and o1aYgorattons OF tho boldoet bort, for
the purpose OF Affecting tho fall olectious.
, 1874-10-16
HurfA Sensations.

Correspondence Philadelphia l1tss:
Do you remember tho Alan with tue Fort, who
wau ono OF tho parisiou aensationa lust wiutor2
Ho has Just had two rivals,-one OF whom, I
patient ut tho Hotol Dieu, in o flt Of deliriunl'
soized and swallowed G. portable theEn,o!neter
Which young medical student had ineaue!on1!y
lstt within his reac1t As no tooli tho .rccauiion
of chewing it before be Bwaliuwed it. no waa re-
ileyoa without much dillculty. tho broken g'ass
being rensovea by nonnh OF clusted milk Md
e'ncsics, su tie quicksilver taking cnEo OF itso]I
tion. 4 little girl, who wan playing with ono Of
those 10y balloons which are blown up by the
breath, was In tho aet of initiating 1t, ane draw
Ing III her breath rather IutAenly, tile coilapEe4
balloon went down her throat, lodging thoro aud
causing tho poor little creatures uoatA by suf3o-
cation IN very Tow minutes.
, 1874-10-16

Tiis Francs Of Sept. q Aayu: I'VE lsayo to
announce tho melancholy suicide Of G mort dis
tinguiBlsl member OF tho Spanish colony in
paris-tho Duc do Santiago d'Arcop. l1o had
been for a loug time suffering from . totriblo
snaiady-a caros Of the jaw, complicated with q
calioer in tho check. Dcing IL continued pain
md scarcely able to cat, le resoin.d to destroy
himself, and accordingly at nbous $50 oolouk on
Tuee1ny evening io quilted his reailonco in tho
Ruo Nowto1l, without tinforn,ing citlor hs witoor
Ann, and drove in cabto tho briago OF AtGenten.
When there no dismissed tho driver, mud, climb
Ing over tho parapet. prccipisxted hasesf into
tho Seino. Loforo leaving homo ho had written
u letter to one Of his srieuda to announce his
determination. On "Wednesday 1naralDg tho
river waa dragged, and Tho corpae found near tue
spot indicated BY hin letter. Tho cattcor had
nlado such rayagcs in bic check TINT 6o.no per-
sous thought at iirst that ho muat i,aSo dis
charged O pistol into h!o tRco bcfoEo throwing
hiuseli into Tie wator. lie was diatineuishau
nap Of letters, having written In particular
worry remarkable "Hlstory Of La Plata"
, 1874-10-16
CAMPAIGN NOTES.
{Contintiell frunl thu Thlr,l puac.}

notices denouncing, .he cruaado, illustrated
With cot1lus nnd wliaky-bottles.
,Srec,at Utsbutca to 1hc Chicauo Tribune.
Fosr WAYNE, Ind, Oct. t5,--inll rot,lrnu show
9,001 votes cnst III Ailon County. boing about
HOu larger ,thnn cvor before. Tho Democratic
Slate ticket bud an average majority Of t,3a},
a'tont 800 larger than eyor boforo Hamilton,
Don,., for Congrcg1, runa over ], ,uG0 behind tho
State ticket, b1H majority 1,oing 2.29D. THO u-
suentiona nro That Lis majority tn tho district
over Taylor, Ind, will bo butNecn ! 200 and
nltiro Democratic ticket sn this county 10 e1cctol
by majoritica ranging from 80 to 900.
Sl,rcidl Dtsnatchf 10 The CAitnq0 7,flr'ne.
1liouNoNp, 1ntl.,.. Oct. 15.-l1axtor }laB been
elected and drfeatcd neveral times today
by cloEo figuring Of friends mud onemics,
bit when tho last vote ssaH tlcciphore<l.
qt o'cl1ck tl'sn aftcrnoon. tic tathor q tllo
majority. Tho oxcttonont ran high, and tho re
gult I'D hailcd with ehoutB Of rejoicing by ali
good people. Many prominent DcmocratH a:,-
t,e0rou pleased with the n,lccoBA Of te.npernuco
ngainst corruption and flue!d, 60 freely indulged
in to tofeat tho paopleA phtlnntlropiat Quaker.
Sntesal Dislateh 70 3|ie Chicago I'rfonne.
GOSHEN, Ind, Oct. 15-Ile official voto Of
Elkha,t County is j,lnt out. Tho Democrats
layo carried tho county ticket with ono excep-
ton, Tl,omaB Dnlv, Republican, hong olectad
Cork. Tho Gtaio ticket Ia Democratic by lnajori-
ties ranglng from $40 to 510.
.SptctHl Disnatch to 3He tNttaao Tribune.
COLUMBIA Cry, Ind. Oct. 16.-1ho cloctfonR
hero OIL Tuesday, tho 18Th, waa tho most e1ctt-
ing ovor held In Whitley County bofore. A very
heavy yoto was polloti, aud 4 groat nEuount OF
scratching wns done. Tho county hns tlbualy
giyon Democratic majority Of about 400, but
tho peope'B ticket was elected by na1orlticu
ranging from 200 to 450.
, 1874-10-16

Y o,ana ';a Atreter, - wo!aher boing elected on
3lr. Sherman rccoiyal 4o2 yotes ont Of b83,
giving i'tn Ito largest minority cyor lofoso ro-
ceivot! by . candidate ii, ths ]uripaiction Tho
now uGaud hlastor is known all ovor taa country
from his connection with tho rolef-iuud after
tho fire Of 1871 and his election will be gratlfy-
Ing to Odd Eellows everywhere.
TIE RECEPTION.
In lho oycning tue ,nombors OF tho Orlor liz.
ing IN ihis city gaYo THO Gfaud Lo:lgo q reception
ut tho hull. tho room being pnckc1 futl Of lndIcu
nid gentloinon: Tho following ligulturlcs occl,.
Ried seats t, on thq,platior,n: Tho lion. John a.
tho Lou; j: 4. Jones. Of Oshkosh; William DuI
3reen, 7. q. A., Of Mouut Vernon tho lion. i.
y. Notdiea. Of Nashville, ILL.,; Tho,t,nu L, Mitch
gu. Of bloomington ]. y. T1chnor, OF Rockford;
ino M"so lion: !: Aloxander, Of t'rcenyiilo; T. Z.
aud; Con. J. q. Smith, Of Gnlcna; ". i. slutor,
=: y: M.. CT Ohio; tho Hon. John OborlS,
q 0airo; tho Hon. Tridolin Druss, Of Oaro; 4.
.. Woltord: OF Alton; a. .: barry, Grand Ireaa-
m@ror @ ot aton tho lion. L. Il. Hills, Of 11adiBou,
Mis-; and John Bush, Of poorla.
Whom tho exercises woro nsout to commence,
LII. =, D. Sherman, tho Gland Alastor-elect, eu-
torcd tho room, nnl Van greeted with tho greatest
enthusiasm Icing caled upon for speech, ho
responded briefly Iii an eloquent manner, rot.l,7,
ing hia pincero thnuks to tho members OF tho
Grand Iodge for tho truat they ropoasd In linn,
md to tho Osdor for thoir warm md cordial re-
cepeion.
Thon followed tho programme, which c,n.
hraccd Music by Downs & Doau'a band vocsi
pieces by the BaMoy Quartotte, short addresses
I,o.; ". Dur Grcon, =. q. ii. James il.
Miller, T. G.. Il. g. Mitchell, G. NJ; ". A.
Wolsler, r. g.. and j. Ward Ellis, P. q. H.,
aud tho reading OF tho "Crosd Of tho Dolls +" by
Mrs II. q. Slayton.
Tho remainder Of tho ovoning was devoted to
dancing,
, 1874-10-16
t:uaa. Sfiert.stk.tsu l.o2suion.

Wash1nVlon taffr.FolGttlte l4oNisrile :Gult1t*r,
Gcu. S!tcrnls.l. IL Il blIif uoidiur with heart
80 far from ths Ool.osal using tAa grand ceru-
n,on!al Of the Catholic church at llH laushter'A
Wedding 10 protlate tho Ca:ho!io or Irsl, yosc,
ho would not during tho celebration Of !lyu
,oass olmpro,nlao liusell by titlor bowing or
ktlecllng, although protsAtan.2. out OF respect,
did. l.aat w!ntcI. when Gcn. ;slorm.u maas lis
famous speach. Icsrotii,!g that they never had
Aauclug a. his hoIss, and sa,tl Ilo lilel tu aee
tho Young people ''eeootiug around" he fold
mo that Attpr his death thera need be no dispute
te~ wor,ta. Hal,l l,o ~ bol!eYo That u peo--
pls only act naif ~ sol m Tiny knnw how, God
will forgive thu aatxnou," u:n. Hnevlnai t2a
another short creed. lie saya THU IL Not q bad
world unlcss wo chuoao Ia mako y 60. Il 70
aso kin, to utAsga III ratust,. Mt will Ut lsHaly
dnut with,
, 1874-10-16
THE TURF.

LEE 1t1LHs
COMPLIMENTARY MAT1HEl TO 111,. MANsuH.
Tho gentlemen interested in turf matters in
this city havo made arrangements Tor grind
complimentary benefit to Mr.. George 3. AIanBur.
tho manager Of Dexter Park to talio placo to-
morrow. THO lorRea entered nro woll known,
aud Of great merit. Among them aro Semuol
mud iankinB l. Conliak'a celebrated stable Of
horHoa. Tho sport will conBlst in trotting tho
nboro horsea against rtllncrs, and trots between
gcntlemon'a roadstors. Tho particulars aro
givon in m advertisement on another paso.
JAY GOULD AND nAsuAW, i'll.
BALTIMORE, Oct. IA match race for 50. .0QG
between tho utAllioua juy Gould and Daa1aw.
Jr., took place this afte.non. Dashaw, Jr., brozo
down very soon after starting, and pullod up At
tho ond Of tho first heat, very lame, whcroupon
tho judges allowed him to 10 Withdrawn.
TIE 1AcEs AT JOLIET.
Spscial Dispatc. 10 I,he Ch.caao Tffbunt.
Jo11ET, ILL.,, Oct. 15-Ihe attendance ct tho
rncoB to-day was fair,--far in oxcess Of that OF
yesterday. Tho track was in fair condition, not
withBtandng tho ruin OF yesterday. The races
were not as good ca those Of yesterday. Ths
following Ia q
F!rst race runnning, milo heats best tuo ID throe,
for purae Of $780,
atcFadaen.. .....'..........'...'..
1''''@'' a;@te-i;;;; i:;o&.
Second raco, trottIng, for pureo Of 5000. TOR
Joe took the. .raco in three straight heats; Harry
Howard second, sorrel Tom third, Peerless
fourth. Western Dick was uatRnced for running
In Tho first heat. Sorrol Dick waa elao datancod.
limo, 2:50, 2:48s$lI, and 2:60.
Tho programme for tomorrow is rnnning
race for 51u0; for 2:50 lior6es, purse Of S20tl
aMa tsottlng race, free for alI, for the honotlt
Of tho manager, ". Il. Henry.
, 1874-10-16
LATEST new YORK EaaRNETs.

tJEFcihf Dt$k1tCA 70 Ihf LHtcu0D tribune,
NEw YonK, Oct. 15-~-rho wheat market
opened extremely qniet for spring, and prices
aro uncertain. European advicca arc not faynra-
bic. and shipporB hold OF. Winter il we'll held.
The market closes lower aud irregular. with Il
fair inquiry for spring for export ut Quotations.
oo0 bu !; 1t e1.03G01.O51G for ungradcd Iowa and
Minncao:a Al.0G@l.67 Tor No. q Chicago
spring; No. 8 do, eI.o3@1 Oh No. Milwaukee,
ELL 1sa "sssfi %i'e ona sias sses rhts e
Illinois, inferior, @i.l7. '''"
Barley in moderate demand and tame. sa|es
OF ~ hu u sl.lo@l;2o Tor two-rowed stntc,
and $3.50 for four-roWed do.
Barley malt quiet. Choice firm. Sales OF 8, 600
bu Wcstelu on private ter1nA.
Oats lower. especially State. These arc plenty
aud quiet. Tho aomann is fair for tho future.
6l>5c; yhito at 62@0size; Weston, mixed, 8lI
MG2o; white, 62@8ie; mixod State ut GO OIL 1ls,
xud whito at 1@GJc.
RYo quiet aud steady. Sales Of Jorsey a. $50
o7c, end s:ato at $loo, Aud 5000 b''' TO arrive
Corn lower aud the market Very unsettled. Tho
offerings Of new ORC larger, Gnd tho demand
modorato. SaleB D., 900 bu Western nixod ut VIZ
6199c, tho inside price ct tho c|oso-out to-mor-
row; Western white, B6c@Si 90 no.nnaly: do
yellow. o31o; new Ia dul aud nopliual at 82QG8Jo
Included i'll tho sales are "a, ,0uV bu mixed, in
Etoro. at 9oc; 10000 hi do naoat. carly, ut
o214GD03c. md 5,Du0 bu ct al721e t1oet out to-
morrow, and 10.OU0 hu 6aller. 1rss half OF Nu-
vombes ae o0c; alao l50 bu new mixed Western
1t B3c.
The pork market IL outragoously lower. and
thu market WAS nucl. do.nora!ized Tho local
demand IL very unitaa. Sales OF 30 b,4s mess
at &a0. 5tGpa1.o .o0 III ,etail lots; 3,75o brls do
seller October, At a0.U0@2u.25, closing vt tho
iuBldo price.
I.asl Ia lovos. Ru!cs of 60 tcu No. at 1011o !;
100 tca city II 1s1splSsSc suu tcs Woateru
livery NO hear of 250 tes, sollcr January and
February, at u l.lGo t.coo tos, eel!cr aix
lnontls, at I5so; 1,250<cs. Rollsr tho year at
like.
III berth freights tho movement was moaer-
ntoly notiyo, and rates ru]ctl irregular. For
srasa accommodation by Liverpool nteanera
those "as better inquiry, but ouly suall busl-
| ness Twas closed. In consequence OF tho higtl
rates gstietl.
Whihky-Tho marriott il leha active and eaaias.
SaIaA OF 200 bra at 3l.u5.
, 1874-10-16

Fort u Ct!feaE0s Octs 10,
ARRIVED.
Prop Sly Ias., 81. 1osop1. tn,nlcr,
s!fnr ttnronR, 1t. J1aoph, Eundr1ca.
ssmr shobnsann, hfatlitowoc, H,Indr1es.
Stlnr Huron. South 1fkven, auntlrleH.
1Tor l.7Ec Hrctxe, lfcNton Hnrhor, Mlndrte9.
Sthf !totcrt Hewlett, Maniatcc. lumber.
5c!ir !itrad, Ma,l!otcc, l1aber.
5roh lsofgn Dntbar, MusEeanr,. lumber.
naif.e AItrantlce Day, nInske,;,,, ll,,nlor
oht4a Guy of dranl lsapidH, Hra1d IIayou Lumbar.
CLEARED,
Aetr 1pntcahp, Buffalo, 20 2oO bt WHEAT
schf !. H. Nusecr, nnllElo, 90, coo hu coru
Hrhr Ann!o MulV1y, HodarletI. lG.1 15I hi lorn
3ehr 'ie7.tn lAi]lila. Ma.iBsec, gGo1 tt oats -
1Top CHyAhogA Aa!and aud tn.ar5ucd;aio nor.. eo4o
ny oata, 10 bris Hour, ~ by!a Dorl 10 hrIs ul
.i5 FIas feo1, aud K.tntrIrs, F
Aefr nsaEarn, Dnffalo, 63, 600 l,n corn.
!.rnp Y. y. ketcurn, nul!ufo GI, 600 in corn
hcIr 2. L. 1irucn, buffalo, Al, ,G89 bu corn.
IFop City Of Concord, sOgAanhlrg and Intern o,,ata
nofia 5o5e lu wheat. 5.4ou bu corn, 100 b.i oats.
sehr lIasana. 0swego a,14a bu wheat,
nu sn1Itlrtey. ~ fAf
Aclsr Helyatia, uufIa!o, 81, 600 ,n corn,
13as9o Apprentice Log, Muskeror, SO cda 1tono
at'nr Corn1n, 1T. joseph, BuulrIra.
hthF hhc6oyNan, Manltowoc, nllntrlsa,
tfor Aata Breoze, Benton l4arfor, B,iudt!ts
H1nnr cIfAHANuEa,
6chr Orient. OsEcso, q, 100 BIZ corn,
eeof iasS a., rorsst oongwood 2l.Bl bu corr. l,so4
Prop badge: Htate nlGa1o, II ,oas In corn. 774s III,
osta 70 hr!a -four, q tca lard II kcxa Iar d, and
Anu 10 sosaels cleared light.
, 1874-10-16

Tho Galveston N'e'cs thuu describes flah
cnuxn: at tins [,laea few dAya ago; He Was
Of the kind Known u u eaH-iis1l, anil was IL
feet ju leugt.l. ue rasvied Ais Gaw ut tho old Ut
le nose; Il il 4 feo. loug, and set with tosth all
icA a,ll half III length ard e',arr Oh noodles.
He caua oshoyo at the lequost OF u party Ut
,shermeu, of whom Mr.. james lIuaEay II cl!ief,
who happes>ed to bo dragging THAR nets on tho
Gulf ycgnnla. .rleao moustcrs, Which abound
III the "utsrs Ut tito uult only come close III
auoss when ttu water is Btnooul. ol!leswsso they
would To dangerous puphborR. Thsy hw!ul
With tho rapidity OF sAarka, mud would uhs
nlan:s l9B OF of halt WY tluousA blu bod3 Al i
, 1874-10-16
A CONTESTED ELECTION.

SpftiaE nt7patch to TIE Chfc.tpo 7ri6uut,
LASALLE, ILL.,, Oct. 15.-Notico wuB to-day
served upon X. G. Ste9ons, tho nowly- elected
City Clorl. TINT application would bo lnada to
tbs Circuit Court, on tho Goth mat, for an in
Junction to roHtraip him from acting AZ Hach
Oork. There Woro three candidates for tho Office
before the City Council, aud Stevens received
tho Ea1ne number OF yotea ns wero cast for tho
opposing two. BY tho castiny yoto Of tho May
or, q motion ,7aa carried to drop tho candidate
having tho lowest votos, but tho Council failing
to voto in support Of tho motion, the Mayor do
c1ared Stevens elected.
, 1874-10-16
Tho Utility aE Niroct Taxntion.

= . FFbW 1l1Es At3lsF Bv C9H:FIs1 O'L0H1F. .
UreRtly nH estinn!o freq trade Of itsot!, 1t ia
because 1t il OIL important element ot thu. must
desirable aud far-reaohiug reform distinctly
esponscd by tho A1liance, i. o., compo!ling Gov
eti,,l1ent 10 dafzay ai its expenditures by taxi
tiou.
Thh polipy, 1t carried out III oil psantieahle de-
tasls, would 80 purify our pollttcB aud lhe asi-
nunlstratiox o1 public Rfars that nothing could
prevent Or materially retarsl tho comldeta Huc.
~ can bo fo1oed upon tho unwilling eacopthueo
af b e1aaA sutoxtAnata,y quite numerous ID
Z tokh b{ VI 64szt 6oaten1dn& tA1tAaAk tltAA ~.
tGxtEok tkuGa na&tukt.1Y fAH.
, 1874-10-16
MISCELLANEOUS,
nEroh3t COUNTY CONVENTION,
f.A..s.1 i

Sn'ctaI Dispatch tn The Chicago Tribune.
KALAMAZOO. Mich. Oct. ia Reform Or
l.ilotal Republican County Convention WIS hcld
hero To-day, thirteen Of the aixteen tosna bpln,:
rcProHentod. Several who wclo delegates In tho
Republican Convention wcro teleghtea In this
also, but si'oro woro sevoral Democratic t(ele-
gates. THO following tickot was nominated
Senator, Thoo. s.|Cobb; sholifr, William G,ccn;
Clcrk, Henry s. sleonar; Troannrof, Noses
Aiinseloy; Presenting Attornoy, o. ". Powers;
Register Of DoodH, ARhloy Capp; Surveyor u.
s1soetcr. Cobb, tho nominee for Senator. is tho
Democratic candidate. ind Sicopor, for Clcrl, is
tho Aepul,llcau nominee. The others arc now
men. Tho Democratic candidates for tho Los.ia-
latnre In the First and Third Dlstricta we're
nominated as Reform ca,diaatcs.
, 1874-10-16

Vera tHely aesfvD ot 10 for west c for co, and a
tor natN to 1n1a1o. Charters in:l,!c 10 Duffaio.~
ssnn oo:na f and Fttxnush, wheat ns 4c prop
tegsn' o.ts II W. prop lsosioko, corn and barley
1,sTa @ plymouth sad Mohawk, corn through; sehfs
ne!yelta and tno. BEcdon, corn OH private terms
terms tyesserlny nfcrneon). To Gotlorich--schr D,
4, Mels eor T,,, =. ~ FREQ q elevation TO ogdsns
~ nMnrG-Irop Guy o. Concord, corn on through rte.
wtteat on private tarnM. Total H. Capacity. ntuut
ise9oo b! wheat 0 bo0 bit corn, coo bu oaa, md
, 1874-10-16
TIE CONGRESSIONAL SHOWING.

= y LNfCA1o, UCts TO-
70 Tie Editor n The cI,eaqo 111oM"t:
SIN: You mako legitimate hit on tho 11n'e9'
b!undors lo-luy, but !loLlco thht your congsoo-
aional table has stood tor two oaya without LAX
Ing hood Of:
Utah, aug. ., Rep.
Uutoradot Ssi't. O. Den gain.
sfoual,A, Ang. y. ue'a.
Wyoming Sept. ], uet.
This !:nproyos the 0ppoa!Aon majority by two.
Worry truly.
FAsswE,.-Thesc wcre not noteG booRuea thay
arc only Delegates in CollGroas, ,-nele luoko1s-
on, who hive no yoie.-ED. TRIBUNE.
, 1874-10-16

Cs5s
New ORLEANS, La., Oct. 15.--In tho Patlrh
Republican Convention, ic5tera were road from
Labot,lt and Calhoun accepting their nuni-
nations.
The following nominations wero mado to-day /:
City Ada,tnietration puhIis Accounts. ]. l..
Highly; Commerce ], Z. Dnu,as coiored !;
AaEc6srnento, II. BonGano Water-Workp. 4.
B1,oracio Police, ". Z. Lean, 1ato Commodore
Of Ozark: for Girl shoriir, 5o.eph HorNiz
Criminal Sheriff, Jcoph Lontello, colorod, do.
fcastpC Gen. A. 8. 1Adgor l,y II votes.
Thu First Ward Coiorotl Democratic Club is III
procession under protection OF the. Whito
League.
, 1874-10-16
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LIVERPOOL, Oct. ,15.-stesulsltp Prusaian,
from Quobec, has arrived out.
Ngv YokH, Oct. 1b.-Arrivol, staamBllips
Rtinunesota, from Liverpool; Minister Koon,
from Dronaon O'mhria, from Hamburg.
, 1874-10-16

VuEE1Ho, ". W., Oct. 16.--l'ctnrnh az n
cetycd up to this hour Indicate 9hs probahlo o!f"
tion Of Wilson. Demoolatio Congressman III ne
First District OF thia stato. over dou' l''pa'''-
cau. by about lou majority.
, 1874-10-16

P1nT 1Iunos, Oct. 16.s-pp-prons Idaho. Atlantic,
bGhton Paesnlc City Of ST. Cathar4rcs, Autcioro and
Tow, !'onluhctry aiu1 tow, TOWNSEND and consort;
ac!,rs ]. W. Doalc. ElStna.
:. ronT 11unoN. Mnh.. Oct. ls-EycninC-povN-
VoliYht.
1;r--irora Vienna. with Verona; llalIsnstne, wi.h
senr oore; sehrs Car, c. ". Luckcy, Ontario Hub.
, 1874-10-16
DAKOTA.

sr. pApl, stinn., Got. l5'-At ta9 p@Go's !'s
Juilao J. r. Kidlor tho l!opubl!caa candidate
for Deiegate to Congress- rees!7e 1naj.oslty'
4 T Fsrxo Tldaef rsesi1aa 3oe ana sram.s33eeng, a'.
U.n.. Is, Tttaons fous1sly GttSaa}so'a 0asa'
, 1874-10-16
A VALUABLE CARGO.

Australian eioarod to-day for Liverpool with
$50 beles OF cotton So hogsheala OF tailor.
Aggregate woiyht, 2,9go,000 poundB; value,
o370, 600; tho largest aud most valuable cargo
ever ahippcd froul this port.
, 1874-10-16
THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. t5.-From Missouri
to Michigan uld northumberland to Minnesota
and Lake SuporioE falling barometer, south-
eastorly to southwostesly Winds, warmer. cloudy
weather, and occasional rain.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1874-10-16

New YoRu, Oct. l5.-Do!tnH Democrats. or
Anti-Tamnlanyiteu. will next week nominate u
full tiekot, Including q Congressman, Major,
and Aldermen. in opposition 70 the Kelley Nor
riRsoy Ticket.
In Brooklyn ynstnrdny.
New ionx, Oct, 15.-Tho Tan,1nany IIa}l Con-
grcssional Conventions wcro held Tonight, anl
tho following named gentlemen nominated to tho
next Congress: Fifth Congressional District,
Ninth. tho Hon. Fernando Wood dong tora);
llichar1 Schsll (sho1t toru,); Tonth, Abrnsn i.
Hewitt Eleventh, Tho Ho:l. benjamin 4. Willis.
Tha nominations Hero all unanimous.
, 1874-10-16
no NOMINATIONS MADE,

Spec!0l N3nN{ch to Iht Ch1tu0o Tribune.
LuD1soroH. Mich, Oct. 15.-No ticket was
nominated BY tho Farmers and Laboring Mems
County Convention. A. few camo from far back
In tho interior, but not enough to mako ticket
NJ
, 1874-10-16


Spctial Dispatch to Tie Eh1caHo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 15.--The Hon. D. II.
Richards vas nominated for tho Assembly over
the Hon. ". Il. WiIuon and Capt. Ostpelder, in
tho district oomposcd Of tho Sixth and Tllr-
teouth Wurda.
, 1874-10-16

El0urlahtME handkerchief for q
Wife.
IN aomo pastH Of Europe II IL not n3uatal 10
bttuE about matrimonial sngsfat1lents by tnsz1he
Of kdVa>1tashsntA. Aohat Jsifa hx0 Il WI
, 1874-10-16
CONSENTS 70 M 4 CANDIDATE.

CoNBl!NI9 10 HE CANDIDATE.
Spects! D,statch 10 Tho Chieado 11ibttne.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Oct. 1G-On tho prcsenta-
tioa ct call containing nearly 5000 signatures,
tho Hon. Harrison L,.dington has consented to
become n candidate for CougroRa against Sam
nindaRopf, tho Reform uolninue.
, 1874-10-16

py. Aynn NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS IN MAssA-
ciu5ErTH.
Bosros. Oct. 15.-Dr. j. e. Ayar waa noni-
natetl for Congress by tho Eeventh Dlutrlct Re-
publican Convention, I'll tho iirst ballot.
, 1874-10-16
TIE. HCDnE.

UIFNFE-1dT. DH1H, Uh[tlnloft C1HD.
Time ~ aane-0ne tot,r and forty minutes.
Hase htts-DoatoDs, IL; phtladolphfas, 8.
aluruALs VI. 11ARTvonDs.
NEW YoRx, Oct- 15.-13ase ball: MutualB, 4:
Hartforls, Q.
, 1874-10-16

{:rnut ExctrElop to Southern lknusass
Ticket, aofl at oil sfationa G!htcaFo i Alton Ra
rpsa, hstwJ1n Including dulct and 1oInxton. and
m Western Division h1twocn ild incinJ!1g 5lotAmuk
an Dwight 1icIse.a soIl % oS.oosr 4 e. Sd T. 1satna
urndtlrsts Il l.. MOlJSliE. Wsponn, Ill
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

KEEP IT IN MIND that Goes dyspepsia
cure is the on ly known remedy that is Ger
tain to cure dyspepsia, Indigestion, sick
headache, cramps, colics, cholera morbus,
and distress after eating, 1t never fails.