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This table showa tliat, IN the aboye-uatned
principally warls the majority Of the
Peoples ticket MAS reduced from 8,085 to LOGS
yotos,-a Loss OF 1907 yotes In ak wards,-and
this took place in spite Of tho most atronuoua Of
forts, aud tho most lnaolout measures of intini-
laton, on tho part Of the 1nanagors Of tho Staals
Zeitung.
And, il tho 1arman morning paper endoayora
to asaort that this revolution had boon accorn-
plshed by "Republioan cash." wo eau but
plaster this Infamous and stupid insult to the
Germans On its faco. It might 10 plauBiblo THAT
fow dozen, or even = foW hundred, votoA could
bo bought, but NIT 1000.
It in i'll established fact. aud .one to which tito
Staats~Zeitung muy mt like to oonfoss, tlla. itA
effort to lead tho Germans, with heor-mug In
its hand, into tho Denocratl0 camp proved 30
much Of = failure.
Tho Germans might bo ready to take Al active
part in the organization OF mem purity out of
the boat eleElents Of both faotions; but thoy
aiatlaln to join tho old rotten democracy. tho
sistor Of Tatnmany Hall. IAe libera!-mindbd
Germans will not mix moro With tho ultramcn-
tano Colts than oil and water.
Tho Qorman-Alnoricau rocogntzes !lia Anglo
American eouBin NJ his natural ally, and will ouly
withdraw hig baud from him when the latter be-
comoB tool In tho lauda Of fanaticH ind o0rrui-
uouista. II tho Republican party eau purge II
solf OF theso in1uenoes, the German vote will
again bo On its vide Tor tho Germans VIC tirdd
At heart OF tho Irish alllat,co.
Eyazy uupso}ulloed man saa draw this opuoln.
, 1874-11-10

The canvassers adjourned at o'clock to give
the use Of the room to the County Commissions
ers. The Towna of Lake, Losnont, Riverside.
Bloom, Rich, Dremon, orland, Paloa aud Lyona
towns llaye before been published, from which
thu official count nil not doyiato great dsa.
In oanvasning the city vote, quito
NuApEn or 1nnEaULAR1TIEs
we're discovered. In tho Socoud Precinct Of the
Third Ward the tal3y-list show cd tl,4t '11G" had
been added to Cau!ticld'B vote. Tho certificate.
however, agreed with the tally-lBt in tho total
vote. The. irrcgulatity was in placing tue yoso
cinct OF tho Sixth Ward II appeared TINT two Of
tho election Judges aud tWo clerks bad acted
without being sworn. The vote Of the Precinct
was mid aside, and tho judges sent for, when 1t
retnediod. In the First Precinct Of tie Same
ward no returnB wero made fer Senator.
In tho Seventh Ward tho Irregularities wero
numerous. From tho sccoud Precinct no tally
list was returned. In tho Third Precinct tho
judges certified that the vote for State Senator
wsB cast for MesBrs. Smith and Caullold, and the
Congressional voto for some Of tho many Legia-
lntiye candidates. The Judges were sent for to
correct tho returns. From tho Fourth Precinct q
talIy~shaet was received. but no raturna whatev-
or. The poll-book was received. bnt where tho
votes ought to have been glyon was blank, as
WAS also the plhco for tho fudsos' egnaturea.
The counting Of tho precinct waa deferred for
certified returns.
In the Town at Worth tho returna also con-
taincd Irregularities. Gunther, candidato for
Commissioner, was accredited on tho returns
with receiving 235 votes. but the tally-list did
not show that ha rccoived auv. Tho iudgoa' cor
titicato showed that Dalton, for Representative,
had received 200 more votos than the tally~liat
did.
The canvaas vnB resumed to-day The Board
will meet thls morning at O'clock, the frat
bnBiness being to 'repar" tho Irregularities
already discovered. Gen. Liob hopes to finish
tho work to-day.
In tho Second Ward, DuboIs, Representatives.
gafuB 10 votes on tho official canvass oyor tho
published returns, which reduces Dassett's ma
jority from 67 to 81.
, 1874-11-10

Specfnl Dfspateh 10 IAt Chscaao Tribune.
New YoRg, Nov. 9.-1Yheat opened buoyant,
with more inquiry for export and milling. Wslh
Mmited offerings. and an excited market 1t Gu j.
cago, holders haye the advantage. Winter lis
less plenty, aud firm. The market closos qui, Vt
and eaaier for spring. TlA extreme prices asko
early In the day checked tho export inquir. :.
for wiuter. This ii atrong at les t
ncok'a ADVANCE. Tho saIes wore 98,600 b! /
at S1.04@l.0 .0G for uugraded Iowa and Mime
sGts, d sl;la1 foE No. Chicago spring, sl.o7@
s1,o9 for Nc; 4 milwaukee, IN store $1,1J@l.33
Western a1.27@i.So for ,whlto Ohio sl:2a@.
is7 tor wh!te so5 Michigan f., $l2s for whito cana
Chicago aud $1.034 for Milwaukee in store
loss active. saiea ct 5000 bu ordinary
canada West, sl.45, aud Saturday afternoon H..
00o bu prime do. at l.50.. Barley malt is steady
aud GU lot; Balea Of 2.0U0 hu four-roHed Htato, ut
$l.5o timo. 0atn arc better, and In demand for
tho trade TIE sales a5e l1oo ooo BY New Ohio,
mixed at 62@pb3hc; now whlte At 01@G6o; State
at 01t@G3c for mixed, and 8311 @g5o for xhito,
including Chicago mixod i. etoro at G2@
SSs md taa STATE ssoa DO srs ss eS2' i nys il
dim. at $50 in bond to arrive
Corn ia better, and tho dsmaud more general In
part to arriyo. Tie sales Rre 1880 bu damp
ind unaound ut 72t@73o Western mixed al 02c,
IN store, and 9a@9y}5o atioat clos,ng with 031
@94o to arrive, sud new mlxed on spot at s4@
BIO; Wsstern white 1t $50 for nov Westorn
yellow Ut a4Q09415o.
pork-Magket very qu!ot but steady; sales Of
800 brla nlosu, in job lots, at &1O.75. Lard III
asaia hlgucr but less aot!yo; sales OF 175 tcs
city ut 1A69l4}ao; 200 tca Western steam 1t 14s4
60i4Mc; 450 tca do, to arriyo soon, ut t41io.
Far future delivery, no hcar Of 1000 tcs
ueilor Deoenaber Ut 12Y{e; 500 tcs, seller
January, 1890; 1900 tcs, eellor tho year. At
l211@Di2 D-1Go; sod tee, Boler Xix months. 12H
@,l4 0-lGo, chiefly at tho tnnido price; GDo tcs
rotlned, seller ilrst half OF Uaconber, ut 141o;
b0u tcH do, nrst half Ut January, at 1ao.
Thoso ID moro active inquiry for the accom-
mediation OF berth fsaighta, with moderate do
clQc Ut Rtaatp ratox,
, 1874-11-10

VOTE or A11EauANY couHTY-TuE UNITED STATES
stNAronsuIP.
PtrrsBuno, Nov. 9.-The official vote OF Atfo-
gheuy County on the State ticket ia as follows !:
Judge OF tho Supreme Oourt-A. ]. Woodward,
Democrat, 1910; E. II. ra1on. Republican,
1904 james Black, Temperance, 2,579. Total
vote, 81, ,l40. Woodward's majority over Paxton,
2,3B2.
For Lieutenant Governor Latta, Demo-
orat 75, 70I; A. G. Olmstoad, Republican, 1909;
b. DuBl Bradford, Temperance. 2.lG5. Total
91,259. LattaH ma tority over Olmstead 2,G16.
For Auditor. r.Goneral-JuBtlco F. Tomple, DEM
ocrat 15,5s5; Hanover Allen, Republican.
1900; Culver Parsons, Temperance, 2,48U.
Total, s1,174. Temples majority over Alien.
2,A7G.
For Secretary Of Intornal AftairB-N il1ian Nc
CanllcBs, Democrat II, SIT t. 3. Beath, Re-
publican, 13,025 ". P, Cuthbertaon, Temper
auco, 2,403. McCandlogs' ajority over Beath,
022. Total vote 81 ,aa35.
For Congress-, Twonty-Hocond District t-JamoB
e. Hopkins, Democrat, 1901 James Negiey,
7,777 Thomas Howard, Independent Ropub1i-
can. 2tS. HopkinB' minority over Nogiey, 2,3i4.
Total voto, 18,0S1.
Twenty third Dissrict--Ale1andor e. Cochran,
Domocrat, 5.o0C; Thomas u. Doyno, Republican,
1906 Samuel 4. Putyiance, independent 1ao-
publican. zoos. Cochran's majority over Doyno,
30. Total voto, 13.0G5.
It iB understood that tho friends Of Col. James
Barr, editor Of tho plttsburg Posi-. will present
bis claims Tor the poHitou OF United States Soil
ator, representing tue wostorn part of tho state.
, 1874-11-10

III th|s pl' pTel'ows adarossca tue audienee Tuosday s |
night on tho aa,ne platform with Mllon. At
Rochester he WAS Tnood'a counselor. mark is
on him.
Twood himaolf, nearly palslcd with apprehsn-
sion, white M bollod white ham, papporod rod,
whispered to follows uneasily.
@ pown o N a t1 }a%H fora. tho nsookyn
aella. With h!a mcasloy face, was tl,oro. Dewitt
wnH tho orator. They bullyragged IIoratfo Sew
naour when 10 wished to mako Francis Kiornan
doogate. They and thoir rabblo, admitted liko
ing Tho gallerios, aooa really, IN the lttt1o cou-
try city Of Rochester, to hoot down, to dovour II
required, aty antagonist Of Tweed.
, l1ldon was tho antagonist, atttlne thero with
seymour mud tue rost. 1fo aroso to mako ploa
They heard him with insolenco. ue was little
man, with babYisl sort Of face, who looked a.
II ho could not stand up we'll at tho bar OF sa-
loon.
After awhile tho cry WAS raiacd, rising highor
and l'gher,-tho old ieor Of prizo-aghs witnesses
at tE!s loalug 1nan.
chango2"
Tildon turned around and faced that small
poA hoapital, That frockled mob OF pimps and
II will tell you whore will 20" ho said. his
back to tho Chair. ~ wi1 go baok to tho City
Of Nov York, amonFat ny p,4n!aorod & coustitu-
eHIb, anu uSnt Win tuctn LOT tholF Tcur0s6..
Tho action tntimidatod tho crew for mo
ment. Thoro wns something OF the moral
gladiator In it,-for 10 little u lnan.
Time has ooma and gone. Tildon Is to DO
Governor of Now York. Twced ia In tho peni
tentiary. Tho others may take warning.
FINE.
Amongst Mr. Tildon's morite, modesty is tho
leaat. Ho looms iu his own mirror as the future
President. New York han tried q Greeley,
Seymour, and McClclau,-all substantially
New Yorkera; lot Tildon DO advised by their
mBfortuneR.
Tho East and tho South will, however, probnb-
" mako tho next Democratic national ticKot.
Massachusetts aud South Carolina, Now York
and Texas, arc IS like as not to select tho men.
GATH
, 1874-11-10
THE GERMAN VOTE.

3Tan6ldted }Fo'H tht ChicdBo Fra 1Tesss
Considerable interest Is manifested in polti-
cal circtes in regard to tho German roto. azld
especially 30 in regard 10 the Ho-callod IL Gar
man wards.H
Not only the American and Irish political heai1s
OF the city have boen astonshod by thu result tof
tho election, but even Mr. Hoaing, who has 1nalio
local politics tho study Of Ills life, is ontirey
porplexed by tho voto in tho German wards.
In 1878, Cook County gavo 12,oo0 majority for
tho "Peoplo's party;" at the recent election,
however, the Opposition county ticket only ro-
eeived 0o00 and the combined Congressional
ticket but 855 majority.
This revolution OF public opinion was rnclst
osatly demonstrated In thoBa wards where the
German olemons is prepondorating, aa mill 10
seou By tho following figllrea;
, 1874-11-10

Fell Through a Bridge and KILLED.
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
W1KEsnAngE, Ia, Nov. Son Sunday even
ing, Mrs. Patrick Alc1ntyre, an Irish woman, waB
crossing railroad bridge near this city, whom a
antern she WAS carrying Was oxsingnished. and,
losing her footing III the larknoaB she was pro-
opltasea through the troatl,ng, distance Of IL
feet. Her lifoless body was found with a rail-
road spike through her hoad.
, 1874-11-10
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Cure OF Consumption, Coughs,
and Colds.

Tho great virtue Of this medicine Is that 1t Epens the
ator aud throws out Of tho syatc purGos tho blood
and thus efacta cure. Schanuks SEA Wpcn Tonic, for
tho Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, oto. Tho Tonic pro-
duces healthy acton Of tho stomach, creating appo
ito forming ch,lo and curing tho most obsnato
otindgesIon. 6ohoucks Mandrako Pills. for tho
o Iivor Complaint, etc. T.ose Pills altoratve aud
produce healthy action Of tho vcr without tho least
danger tcy tres from caouol and yet oa.
cacous restoring healthy action ct tho tlver. Thoto
remedies certain for Consumption, as thu Put
monic Syrup rircns the .nhter and puriee tho bluod
Tho Mandrake Pills act upon the 1iscr, i healthy
bile, and Ill diseases Of the ivor, otc Of
Consumption. Tho Sea Wcud Touic xres tnna and
strength the stomach, makes good digestion. and
sbes tho organs to good bnal and thus crnatos
healthy circulation OF healthy blood. Ths combined
ton Of these medioues. thus oxpalacd will cure
Of Consunption 1t taken iii o, mud tho OF thu
medicines potseyored ill., Dr. Sconck Is professionally
It his principal oco, Sixth and rcsts. Fhla
dophia esesy MondlS, whoru s fater, for advice must
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, 1874-11-10

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POKATION is confined exclusive
ly to the receipt and care Of SaE.
ings Deposits and Funds for ILL
yestnlent. No commercial Or gell-
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SUMS AS SE1AI4LAS ONE Doll
LAR received from any person,
and IL bank book furnished.
MARRIED WOMEN and minor
children may deposit money SO
that no orc else c;ln draw 1t.
INTEREST ut tho rate OF 6 per
cent per annufn, is paid OIL sums OF
One Dollar Or more.
THOSE DESIRING TO INVEST
their savings upon real estate Sc
curity Mt II higher rate Of interest
than can be safely paid on Savings
Deposits, should call ut this Bank
and examine it's INVESTMENT
CERTIFICATES.
SYDNEY MYERS, Manager.
, 1874-11-10
An Abduction Cnae In Indianapolis,
4nkfs
,8pfcfa{ DiaDu{ch to 1Hs GhfcnAo Tribune

9ptetas Dispatch to Tie Chtca0o Tribune
IAp1AsAPoLls. Ind, Nov. "a case Of ohill
abduction, which took plaoe last August, hsn
just come to light. A blind nau, named Willi'.n'
Book, went away with William Wallace SAopae d.
0 years old. aud neither at them have over beol /
heard Of alnca. l3y the stupidity OF tho police.
who recommended that tho mother Of the child
koop II out OF tho papars. aho haa doaa 10 until
tAia tims.
, 1874-11-10

Special D'spatch Ia Ihe Chica1o Tf1attne.
ELKnAnT, lid, Nov. 0.-Tlo Democrats arc
holding jolllflcasson tonight. Torchlight pro-
coHsloua arc .paratifug the atreots, headed by
bassds of music. Freeman Kolly, defeated DOM
ocratc candidate for Congress-, III firing their
hearts with his manufactured abuse Of Tho Ro-
publican pnrty.
, 1874-11-10

San FnANoraco, Cal, Nov. 9.-The returns
from Neyada aza not yet complete. At far as
given, Bradley, Dom, for Governor, has 1000
mai; Adama, Dem, for Lieutonunt- Governor,
maj. Tho rest Of tha State tirkot probably no-
publlcau
, 1874-11-10
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

BERLIN, Nov. 0.-Iho steamships dreeos and
Celtic. FROM New York, have arrived out.
MoylLLE Nov. O.-Iho steamship Htato ot 1u-
diana, from Now York, has arTiyod'
, 1874-11-10
d Mother Kills kacr Son and Then
Commits Suicide

Special D?9pQEch 70 1He CHlcNQo TRIBUNE.
Hl1LwAuxEE, Nov. g.-alasia Wagner, aged ST,
the divorced wifo of John stiorcn, aud 9 sistor-
in-law Of Edward Aschermap tho woli-kuown
tobacc co-mauufacturer. at halt-past this morn
ing colamittod suicide by drowning horsolf in
cistern on Mr. Ascher,nan's promises, having
previously poisoned hor SOD Carl, aged 10. whose
dead boay was found up-staits by Mrs Aseher-
man at the sumo moment that 6lr. AsclIermnn
discovered tho a!ippora OF tho murdoresa a''d
suicide at fi,e ciata.n thoY having boon alar1ned
hy hor Ens nt0 io aok ysa a not a fstl1n
solved to conn nit su.cide and send her darlin8
hoy boforo. Gfao had been suffering from disease
tor some months, aud on Saturday was pro-
uounced inoutab,'e, and this Is supposed to hayo
proved on her mil ID.
, 1874-11-10

.-Dayiu 9inton yesterday gave CSC, 900 to tho
10 psy OF tito debt LunKlux over tint body. :.
, 1874-11-10

S1,tctaI Uispafch 70 7ht Eh,eaos 3rtbunt.
DunuQuE, H., Nov. D.-Wagner, tho murderer
of Frank Rhonlbere, had 3 heariug before a
Justice to-day to answer to the. Charge ct
murder. He plehda not guilty, and VISA ro-
jury
, 1874-11-10

Special Dispatch 10 TIE CHICAGO Tribune.
OA1no, ILL.,. Nov. 9.--The steamer Joe Kinney
At about o'clock this ovoning struck anag
while dropping barge near tho Illinois shore
Of tho Ohio Rivor, just bella" this city, and, rs
tho water was about 80 foot deep at that point,
and tho oxtont OF the injury not known, the boat
was hoaded for tho Kontuoky shore. she crossed
tue rivor in doublo-quck time. reaching the bar,
aud sinking in 9 feet of wator. The steamers
Three Statcs md Ecltort wont to hor relief. No
danger is approhonried to thu passengers OF
etew. Tho passengers reman On the boat.
, 1874-11-10

70 the EalfVr0F Tie Chicago 7FtbNNt:
Sir: deslro III this public nnnuor (for can
not do it privately or personality 10 oxpsugs my
most grateful thanks to my friends in tho
Fourth Congressiona! District for their generous
support at tito recent election. nly t'cfoat in no
but rather incrcasos It; for l realize that tl1on
imnenBo majority OF two years ago which we at-
tucked (and reduced moro than 5000 presented
diacouraging proapeCs, MS we'll as sovoro tont OF
thor friendship for me personally. pnd their ut
tachmont to tho principles winch my cantdaoy
represented. J. L. FAaNswoRTu.
Sr. CnAnf.Est Nov. 7. 1874.
, 1874-11-10
ton Of Colo, Dom:, over McDill by about 100
nopubiicatlH md three Democrats Democratic
pain nf nm.

THE VOTE or ALABAMA.
Sptcfat DisMltch 10 7'ht thfcaqo Tribune,
WAsniSuroN u. c., Nov. 0.--Yonntor Bpcucet
and othcr Alabamians roac!,od liero to-day. Ihcy
reproaont that tho Democrats went to oxtremo
lengtha to carry tho elections III that 8ta.o. Not
only WAS intimidation Of ovory conceivable
description roBortnd to, according to Tho atory
told by btoncor, but extra trains were run on
tho ronda loading from, Goorgn into Alabama,
md wholc car-ioada OF 1corglnns. provided with
fron transportation. woto brought over tho Limo
and voted by tho Wholesale.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. 0-Tho voto Of Hon-
ator Spencer waB challenged at Decatur by
lifo.lOng citizen, on tho ground that bo did not
1.-Two there, Spencer olhil,s Decatur az his homo.
The democratic majority in tho Stale will be
1900. Six Democratic Congressmon have been
elected, and thoro Will be n Do1nooratip minority
on Joint ba!lot In tho Legislature.
Alexander White and tnany other prominent
Republicans arc In caucus hero, but for what
purpose IL unknown.
THE Lou1RfAsA ELECTIoH HOARD.
New ORLEAEH, Nov. D.-1t Ia announced that
tho Returning Board viii meet on Wednesday
noon and begin its work Of canyassing the re-
turna Of tho recent election.
CONNECTION.
Special D1auatch II The Chteaga T'f1hune.
Pontiac ILL.,, Nov. D.-An orlor Ia mado in to.
dnys TRIBUNE In tho report aont in regard to tho
votes givon 70 Colon and lallug in Livingston
County. Golon'a vote WAS 3,555; you have IL
2,555. HalinE'a vote WIS 2,925; you have it
2,425. (Thfa correction dofonts MeIutaHh (ne-
pnhicat) for tho Legislature, and elects Colon,
DnuOCrhE.1 .a
, 1874-11-10

WORCESTER, Muss., Nov. 9.-At Central Vil~
lage, Conn.,, on Saturday, 4 boy 10 years OF ago
shot l,s broth or, aged years, dead on tho spot
and wounded his sister 80 severely that she il
not expected to 1.-Two. Tho deed was accllcut-
ally done with an old gun which HaH loft loaded
in tho bedroom,
, 1874-11-10

opsc7a1 0ld511cH q 7'H3 Eh1ed0d 7f95HfR.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 9.-At quarter past 10 this
evening large cooler the In third atory ot Schitz
brouory gave way and chmo down with crash.
Tho workmen holow thought The roof had TALON.
but the dougo Of becr that followed indlcntesl
the CAUSE Of tho racket above. There wna over
800 barrels OF hoor in tho cooler at tho tmo, and
the fluid thoroughly saturated tho rooms and
Office below. LOSS estimated At S, 900. No ono
iniured -
, 1874-11-10
rLEuTIoN NOTES

EIGHTH w1acoKHlN pISTn1fT.
MILWAUKEE, Nov. 0,-Lat0r retnfng lfoaa ulo
Eighth Dinttlct, which oosuprllSeg iao 1e.tinse
northern gountlaH Of tho 6tste lao~&ts tao e4so-
, 1874-11-10

DAY.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Noy. 9.-Ths frat Legis-
laturo uudcr tho new Constitution meets to1nor-
row. Tho city is full Of mombors Thora ia
considerable crowd upon tho streets tonight.
Tho prospects now are that Bradley Bunch will
he elected President OF tho Scnata.
, 1874-11-10

LAAG H4tLEAu0 OIH&1AAEfHt
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, N. T., Nov. 9.-The schooner Hattie
Howard, with wheat from Toledo to Buffalo, Ia
ashore on Sturgeon Point, An expedition went
from hero this morning to get her of.
The schooner Maderia is reported ashore at
Morgan's Point, Lako Erie. A tug aud pumps
hnva gone to her from hero.
Tho ownor hero has tclographio advices that
tho schooner r. hforoll. With iron ore for Cloye-
land, iB asl,oro on Grand Island.
The propeller Now York wns raised of Satur..
day night, aud has boen dockod aud ropaired-
Wreckers are at work on two Of her bargeB, viii,
prospecta Of SUCCESS,
Another pump has been secured for the
schooner Webbor, and it III thonght she will bS
got Afoat not seriously damaged.
The Sheldon arrived hero Sunday afternoon.
The week Of tho tug Gobney has been raiaod
and brought into port.
Fearful Panic IN q Montreal Church.
MONTREAL, Nov. 9.-Duriug special services
in thu French Parish Church this morning, an
alarm Of fro rms given. whon the largo congre-
gation made a rush for the doors. Ful'y 800
people wero tramplad under foot, aud many fa-
tally injured.
MONTREAL. Nov. 9.-Tho first reports OF the
panic i'll tho French parish church, caused By the
alarm Of fire. vero exaggerated Only fow
persons wore slightly injured, and tho hro was
quickly extiuguishod.
, 1874-11-10

lLLINCI4.
ADDITIONAL RETURNS OF THE ELECTION.
, 1874-11-10

lie eau talk in your cur oil night. He has the
1ofaoVoriny mendacitY OF n bachelor bore. But,
Win goad don! of GINNING, aud craft, and
Plyscal l!s'gnlticance. ho Inns substantial points.
money do is honest. too, despite q. good deal
OF q partisan sort that has been Baid about his
accepting political contributions from Tweed.
That il Cheap fotm Of campaign. slanaer.
1. Inare never % was Chairman Of q State Com
!n n!.5ee .nat woaia refuao contribution OF that
l1lden IL to be ,eroaitad with the roal
tho courageous, thu actual work OF OK
punging Tweed and his coterie from tho
Democratic politics Of Now Yorx, He aud
0D9nnor da It, IT, and r washed ther party Of
current bel!ef is, that john Kelley aud John Nor
sssey helped in the work. Thero was a. much
patntal repulslon between hlofrisaey and Tweod
~ between Tom saycrs aud Fagi.i. OF course
tho publle will stamp on MorrsBey and break hia
yoara Ii! Congress without stoaltng pcnnY or
asking how to ateal it. How will you govern a
brutal clty-populaee un1or universal suffrage.
except with something representative of it? 4
giant Ike Hugh III bottsr than Tappertit for
such q purpose, Kelley better than swseuY.
soRrettsd thxt John Ko,loy himself was not tho
Damocratio nominee for Mayor. The rcAponBi-
olAtY wl!l 10 with him, anyway aud lie had bet
tes stand where he can bo looked at instead Of
poniad PENN tno scones. Tue revolution IN Tammany
Hall. and the reorganization tllero are curious
Instances Of the powor of purgaslon and oyolu-
hon III tho lowest forma OF Republican Hfo,
Tue Gfoat Fire OF Chicago burned up, With
other things ya!uable only 10 the oWnors, nv ua-
published !Dttota OIL tho Delnoorato Conyentiop
Y Aoohes1os' vhero. for the last tima, Tweed
He WIS there, ut tho Osborn Houso, in rich
apartments. attended bv John q, Fellows, an
AskAaaaa Confederate ollcsr, who did the Adyls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-12-24
The New Mania in California.

A great stock speculation Is now going
on in California, rivalllng, II not surpass-
ing, "the days oil 40" about which BRET
HARTE tells people in his famous lecture
The business Of the San Francisco Stock
Exchange for the week ending Decem'
Der 9Th was $11,7O0,0O0. This mania for
speculation has been caused by the re-
ported discovery of unprecedentedly rich
deposits in several Of the leading mines,
such as the Comstock, Crown Point,
Belcher, Ophir, California, Consolidated
Virginia, sc. Wonderful stories are
told Of the immense fortunes re-
allied. One account says that Gen.
Thomas e. Williams holds in his own
name $500 shares of California, and
about 5000 shares Of Consolidated Vir-
glnia. The first cost him little or nothing
1t having bOen awarded him at the time
Of the California consolidation for his
share Of Central No. 2. He can sell his
shares In California today Tor 81 $780, 900,
and his shares in Consolidated Virginia
for $75O,OOO-a total Of $9,7000O0. His
clear profit, II he sells in time, will be over
100000. In the last twenty'four
hours California has risen $l0O a share
The Generals profit in those twenty
four hours has been $G50,0O0-more than
$4,000 an hour-$5OO a minutel 1t Is
fabulous.
Another account says:
"Wehave not space to day to give, nor
have we been able TO get, the names Of
all who have been suddenly raised to en-
normous wealth. Robert Graves, i ts
said, can clean up with q cool million;
| David Blxler, partner Of General VIII