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, 1875-10-20

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, 1875-10-20

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, 1875-10-20

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, 1875-10-20
THE REPORT ON INDIAN AFFAIRS.


The report OF the Commission appointed to
investigate the management Of aFrairs at the
Ted Cloud Agency in interesting. TN the
principle of saying nothing hut good Of the
dead" E1-Sccretary DEnASo il let eli very
ensily. The report says that he seems to
have been innocent md ignorant Of fraud.
This IL n polite way Of saying TINT Ito waa
grossly incompetent for the place from which
lie has happily been driven. 4 man who
conll be ignorant of tho frauds il, contracts
which were daily reeking under llis very nose
must hnve been obtusa to a frigltlul degree.
but we l,nvo no wish to hunt the cx-Sccretary
now, to lift him out OF the homo i'll which
he 1nny be lonored, and hold lin, up
before tile nation that lonors him not.
LIT US adopt tho charitable a,rlniEe of tho
members Of tho Investigating Commission;
say, witl them, that not guilty knowledge,
but guilty ignorance, Of the fra'tds marked
the ex-SecretAry'a career.
The part OF the report which consumes the
ex-m'nistor, +x-spcculator, and present COM
nlissioner-of- -1ntatAn-Anairs SMlTu, for wunt
Of Ttg'lnnce, lack Of astt,seneGs md inlccsion
OF character, will be read with hearty ap-
prova1, inasnluch ~ oven SMlTH must feel
called upon to resign when he has thus leen
bulletinetl NJ utterly unable to I'LL The office
which ho now ratslos around in. 4 new Sec-
retary Of tho Interior, enc ZAcuARuu
GAMBLER, honest and Intelligent, reigns i1i-
stead Of DELASo, md there should DO q new
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs s.raightway.
Let us 10 charitable aghin. SMITH may not
, 1875-10-20

Tue appointment of ZAcHAR1Au CHANDLER,
ex-senator from Michigan, ns Secretary OF
The 1utcrior. 1nny occasion some surprise
among those who havo believed him to bo
unpopular with lis party. This unropnlarity,
however, was mainlg in Michigan and Of re~
crHt growth. It catne from what was con-
ceised to bo m arbitrary md personal use OF
Ills patronage. rather with a view to his own
advancement tLan that Of his party. It was
this feeling against AIr. CHANDLER TINT led
10 the <lsaGertun in the pArty which defeat
ea hi,u at>d cloolcd Judge CuEtsr1AScY Inst
year. But, during the three terms he served
iu tic United States Senate, there was no
man III that body personally more popular.
uniformly more devoted to tic Government,
or Of m integrity more universally recog-
,1ized. 1t is tho hitter quality which
renders Mr.. CHANDLER peculiarly fitted
for tho management Of tho Interior Depart
ment, in which there lare been more abuses
Of lnte years than III any other department OF
tho General Government lfr. CHANDLER
has becn honest all his life long. and there Is
no temptation for him to I've otherwise at this
late tlay mud with large personal fortune,
nor to couutonanrc dishonesty in others. 1Io
is also in full sympathy with the 1lepublican
1,arty on the currency question: being un-
compro,nisingly in favor Of sound money.
There is only one point in which he may aif-
fer with the Cabinet ns now organized, md
that is with reference to the treatment Of
Southern politics. III his position, however.
thi4 nuestinu will not eat much figure, and
Mr. CuAsphxn will, Of. tho whole, be usefn}
aid harmonious member of t;-u. GnAS1u re-
organized Cabinet.
, 1875-10-20

Tie Republican County Convention yester-
t'ay took tho first great step towards Success
hy nominating " tlchct that deserves the sup
port Of every respectable c't'1en OF whatever
party or hatlonalty' IL submitted 10 TUG
people ticket composed throughout OF men
"l tlio hlshe6t personal chafacter:-men well
Aho"n tos 'i'e's hohssSS. feslo'S'b'Asy' per-
hohal fcsPecsap!Asf, aiia competency loF 1he
ausIes OF the several o'hces Tor "lnca they aso
Tic nominee Tor County Treasurer 1T Nr'
Lot7H HUGE, well'kno"n hnu respected
merchant "no' as "as eaia IN the CohFen.
tlou, Aas sutdciency OF substantial means Of
Lis own, and Will not be tempted to USE my
portion OF the pubic money 10 pay A'a deots'
or to tako any more comPenRatloa than Tue
la~ authorizes. lie has resided IN this city
nearEy Ill his me- and has ability aud 1nteg.
s'ty' nnd m unblemshed character to CON"
'nend Linn to tho public confidence.
For Clerk OF the superior Court. capt.
JoAS j. HEAlr is commended by his expe-
r1euce, his noipty, his integrity, and his
patriotism.
The nominees for County Commissioners
ara Mrnnx NELSON, q. Il. A1REs, JOHN JONES,
JoliH TABon, md Jous HustpnREy.
OF these, Mr.. NELSON is named for the
place no long and ably filled by 11r CLoCuu,
Who peremptorily declined reelection.
Mr. MELLON will prove a moHt valuable suo-
cesAof. Mr.. .1o:,ES il at present 1nctAber OF
the hoard. Tho other gentlemen are to bo
elected in districts outside Of tie city. We
submit TINT tlero is q wide room for choice
between MunaY NELSON and Joux JONES on
the ono hand and a1,xx A1r1,oy aud Par
ClIar:r on the other,
Ths Convention. wisely excluding poIitics.
nominated Judges GAny and sIcAI11sryp for
tnc tudic;al o,iices. IN tLcs. two .1n,,veu
thero will bo no onnos;tion.
, 1875-10-20

The Republicans In convention yesterday
did very wise thing in selecting n commit
tee whose duty II shall 10 to go before tho
County Board aud demand tho appointment
Of Republican judge in each election pre-
cinct, and. In case Of refusal. in determining
to appoint committees to watch eacl, poll aud
prevent illegal votiug md ballot-box xtntllug.
the Committee should waste no time, but go
promptly bc!ote the Doarl md nsnke is dr.
mand briefly anil in,rcratiyely. II that ir.
raand ia not complied with, It is proof posi-
tive that the Devil.EisE E,arty intends to stuff
tile baliot-boxeS and curry the election ny
fra,d. N" otder inference eaa b< dr''Tn' 1t
then becomes tho duty Of the Republicans TO
exercise the right OF vigi!antly guarding cso1y
poll in lhe city, nnsl protect thu purity Of The
bnllot-box against she attacks OF tho bum"
,ncrs. 1t is equally important that the names
of the Commissioners who vote to stuff tile
ballot-boxes md to deprive the minority OF
their right to representation should bo placed
upou record for future reference.
, 1875-10-20

t:nutrnctor ATcClNs, who WIS numbered
nuong til. seriously wounded in the recent
Engagement Ectwoen the He'd Cln,tl InTesti-
sa.iug Corn'ission and the lniian Ring.
shreate,s to become di'n{;recnl'le invalid.
tie aecuscs the Commission of having ser-
[assed Prof. AhEss1 in rslyiug hugely upon
hearsay evidence, and promises to show
Wherein the rtrurt .;ab Wenk.
, 1875-10-20

quiet and averaged 100 lower, closing weak,
At 31.40@775 for common to good g7Adca,
Cattle were active and unchanged. with sales
at g. ;uaG.Y5. Sheep wcre In fnls demand
nul steady. On Saturday evening Las: thcrc
WAS in store in this city s....,oI' bu WHEAT.
W., ;js4 b,, corr. 3iG.g'' bu oats. y9.aUl bu
rye, md .1U.l+ bu barley. Onc hundred
dollars in gold would buy SIG, ,G2t in groen-
bark8 ut the clone,
, 1875-10-20

i Ieculiarity Of yes,esd,y's Republican
County Convention must l,aso attracted thc
notice Of lookcrH-on. II was tie manifeyto.
tion among the delegates generally Of ,lecn
and serious scnsa OF thu responsibility placed
upon u,em-tlsat Of making up tho best poe-
siblo ticket, regardless even Of persona,
predictions. It was mt r. gathering Of
politicians. and there was remarkable ab,
rcnce ot wirc-pnlling los.rolling, trading,
ETC. III the main tho delegates came un~
pledged to any nan for my oft1ee, and they
wero actuated BY sincere unl earnest
regard for the best interests Of this
party and of tho people of Cuok County
aucl, being the motive, the admirable resul
il not 10 be wondered Mt. THE ticket Is il
every way 30 strong and 10 n'anifestly excel
lent that honest ind respectable Democrat
Gun accept it reaslly, md can support it n
heartily as though they Ind themselves lind |
hand iu making tho nominations. Tho tlcke
will improve upon acquaintance. and will fur
2ist 10 Opposition plunier.huntass gray
grounds for uneaaincss lest their anticipate.
walk-oyer should prove to lc walk-unt'er.
, 1875-10-20

Tho faimnrs Of the grnsshoppered d!stricta Of
Nebraska snd Missouri havo been rewarded for
tho pluckY fashion with which cson in tho mid
do Of July they set about replautiug thcir corn.
Tho crops it, these diarIcla in each Of tho s.4sss
wero ueyer bosser than now, both In yield and III
quality. and 1t Ia noteworthy that tho premium
corn In Nebraskh this year was grown ln John
son County (which suffered most severely from
tho 'horpers), and from tho replauting which
their Layoo nocoaaitatod
, 1875-10-20

1own is to havn Eislol'. Tho stronl:
movement OF the minority to prevent tlie
.urserrationof DR.. Ecc1EsToS, who was elect
ri to the Ei'iscopatc Mt the last Diocesan
Convention, Inns been unsuccessful, Il maior-
!y Of the Standing Committees hnsiug given
1.eir consent 10 his collsccratinn.
, 1875-10-20

The fact that there WAS = TEMPERANCE tlcles
in tho Held failed TO t1lyotk Republican votes III
Iowa under the doiuslon tAAt thcre Was any TEN.
porRnco iasuo involved in tho cansass. Tho TO-
snit waa that Chaplain LotsEa, sha psoh.b'tson
candidate for Governor, received. 10 fur Is hea1d
fEe1t., but ia yotea.
, 1875-10-20

Tho appaal of tho Fourtl, Wartl anti-Tamul.ny
Democrats TO the Ion. john Monn1ssEy to lay
asdo biz Nell.known reluctance mud col,ssnt to
hs tho Noskiusmen's candidate for tho stata
Ranato, WAS Ill IN vain. This Nou. JouN will
stick 10 hia faro but aenls \ letter OF declina~
ton full Of virtuouB douunclAtlon OF Tammahy
dishonesty.
, 1875-10-20
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE.

kAr1p oY scBtet5r11oN srArahit n ApvAFct>.
runtnne kTrrniA nj th!s On1ee.
uAy Edition posi paid w
Tars IT i'm: Al amt rhte,
Mailed 10 Anr Atafsts MfFh4 Ese,,..,.., LOO
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ta{ r :t' ::t'
PARIS Of gear al fAEnd sats.
WxkkLr fprrIoK. rotTpAtp.
Unh fepgy ptf 5fhf., .yn
Aihh of 6fu bhf t.3H
Alch Of t<tnty. pnt espJ.>,.. lie
Tht postage IL t5 esnta sssr. which viii psspAy
Specimen corira aent froo. ..
To prevent delAy md niAtakek II BnFs snd give
Post-Ofics address Ia full Including state snd County
Eemi'tanees may bt nldc either by draft. e1Escae'
rosoco order, Of In registered 1"tter' II Cur faf.
Terms 10 ctr arH~cRihEns
D,ily. delivered. B,ndsy s1ceptel II cents por wces.
DAILY. delivered, Sundsy included. 10 rtots per wnei
Aadse.. TUE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Corner AfadInnn 11l pr.ra'rH asH.. Cbict8n. III.
, 1875-10-20

The Chicago produce ,uaskets were nnsot~
tied yesterday, tho leading ceraals being
weak. Mess pork was quie. and 6t'16c per
lri higher, clcslug at $2l.G0a53l. .Gs for Octo+
Der aud sls95 seller the year. Lard waa in
Letter den'ard and stronger, closing ct
fl3. 7o@l3.7 II per lUo It's cash, $l3.GO Tor Oc-
toheE, and Sl2.os seller the year. Meats
wers quiet, at s3@'slc for su,nsucs shoulders
(boxed), l29c for short ribs do, aud l:,o for
short clear do. alghw!ncs were quiet and
steady ut sl.13! per gallon. Lake freigAtY
were quiet aud ntrong, ut $40 for wheat to
buffalo. Flour WAS in light demand and
easier. Wheat was .nore active aud l3@2e
lower, closing at S1.l seller the luouth, a,l,l
$l.05 for November. Corn was active aud
14lse lower, closing at 63{o cash, and 60se
for November. Outs wcro quiet and x
lower, closiug at 853c for October and sc 10,
November. Rye was stea'ly 1t 7.3@73o
Darlsy wss quiet aud steadler, closing Mt s7s
ua4h md $3.50 for NoYembcr. Hogs Weri
, 1875-10-20
PERSONAL,

Itaniar clergy. which 10 sely small, baya mat
wltll sorlouH lona II, tits death
PERSONAL.
Gen. Janus ". Forsyth, U. s. d., IL 1t III.
Palmer.
W.Mttics's Christmas poem ia called "Msb.,
i[artin."
Daniel II. Brush, U. s. H., Is quartcrcd at .bs
Sherman.
Elisha Smith, Liverpool Eng. Is stopping At
ttIo pac Ac.
Lord Granville aays llr. Gladstone las fin,
musical voice.
David Swing Is Al old friend and classnat. Of
Whitelsw Reid.
The Flop. Francis skiddY, Of New York Is ,
gueHt At the Pacific.
Motley, the historian, and Miss Motley sailed
for Europe Friday.
r1,nro franz Frederick. Of Nlttgsrsssn, On.
many, is ut the Palmer.
The Hon. George Brook, Of Cincinnati, il .
late arrival at tho Iremout.
poSsor's ongagoment on tho Nov York Ledqw
III not considered q SUCCESS.
Tho Prince OF Wales has taken theatrical
manager on board the serapis.
The Hon. N. ". 3aekson, Of Madison, United
States Conaul At Halifax, is guest At tho shet-
,nau.
That ia practical. not q pretty. Saving attrib-
utod to Mipa Anthony: "Dables are the coupona
Of tho bonds or tnat.imony.n
,,an ~osm ~, '.&s 11'in'a" t'A'e psouk1s
oo'se0 " ~ raoa"'1D - ~" 5eas'' '.u1sH
49,. ~. ~ e
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.As4 ..,s..a y. ~ ~ ts!aa nss'o' o' - Nv" '""uS
A'tou' - 1no o'1 eouA''!'
den. oae'nan' no. 70 10 on'oono " n1' col'
la1' "ao ae''a 90 laose u y, p@os'sao". ~
e.s4 ,.a. "a|" ,,a"a ssusa e''o4' ~ '@A"' ~
ao1A'-tas'' 14o"oss sfe eso"'
Ihe hihtofy ot eom'o 1ontnAllam IN Amelioa0
eHceifentlS epltonizeo oY J. eanoSte MstenssA
III the epigram; "Amer.can Fu"caes m Ats
american eocstauh, fnade bas 10 oe oaaHo37a.
Ihe ofeaAtast % Lofa hoagntoh u sae ~.
3ork Century o'ub Last Saturday "ss Dtaaaaa'
auaif. mr. Bryant maze 1ao "eteomins saus'.'
anu tne o'at'nsaishoa guest seaponasa ID ''os''
sous 'eFns.
Tue CONSEQUENCE OF the birth Of son 70 ~
Countess DEu, daughter OF the hmpetof "a
3fszil' Will DO to cut on tue helF sppafeoI ~ Wv
throne, Who was tho oldest son o1 the E0pSr
ors second daughter:
Airs. Livermora read paper 1t tie s5saeusa
Convention on "super'iuons Women" h"aahas
tho i1ishn'an's eaaaS On "snAxes 10 he1ua
"Ilofo are no snakoa IN Ifetaha- 0lls' .4's4
moro would sag; "VleEa aro no Hopss"a''@
"otuen."
, 1875-10-20
THE ARCTIC EXPEDITION.

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'sfs 'e,''"es"''e N. eA,'o.".'os ,,s,'' a1u"A'. Nv
sreat Luxe ''e'ort' N'an@a' unte'.s """.4 w.
!no "nth''g equator oe''.e @ a'''uS. ., s.lu'"'s
interesting news ee,''e' rum ."u :, 4'u1r' ,.',
hrcnc feE'ons' ~ .'ie ic'"fi y, -" '.s'
',s't's'' 'oSSes' '"e A"nuof.'' ""'.' W. ~.
s."nu 'i'fee 'noN''s ~" ~ -! ~ naN1 W.
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i,nnosso1la ;cv 1orr;er ,v,ic, ;n,]ucod lin
to return ia Enplond rather than uintcr
, 1875-10-20
Oh: Gbifaop Ufibn>r.
Wcdneeday Morning. October 80. 1875.

Grceuber;x at the New York Gold IL
:alaflse yesterday opened n: 81. md closed at
s3!.-t!." two extremes Of the day.
, 1875-10-20

SSprh. paSt n.ihina b,u.shte. any III the satuna
i.laot1sy tra,lnl?, tat tt"n nj q snn,unipt!nn
Ii 80 uss - WtIGnts I'se in1 Liver iii hHd lilhu.
IL aud eirarfuu Teinrn} tht Il TO .srk
but " rssnl.r H.! hy yths 'Arnl:f ~
3uly tn Il. NlLnDE. EH"hit. ltnss'o So!4 W all
aFftu0tatS
, 1875-10-20

"The blooa-dsinkors Of Nothau, are written
OF III Al entertaining letter by the New York cor
respondent Of Clnrtnnnsi paper. AL tEat lho
letter 'achs 10 mnie ii thoroughly good IN n't,a.
putaho evidence Of the correspondence veraci,y.
h[ood-drlnking has guto ont Of fashion. 1t IL
la'd to believe, ns tho cosreHl ondunt alleges,
that the oslauglter-hounes On East fo1ty-sovent
streoI aro fsoquented by boyIcs OF bcautics or
that II Ia common thl'tt. to Hee fifteen poseons
ut once holding cir sllyer cups for dcanGhts Of
warm blood. II this is not iancy tlEc.cIA tho
fashionable people Of New York n. Q tu sad want
Of aound medical e1vice. Tho tu,nnu stoeaucN
IN not 30 constituted tint it can digest warm
blood by the pound; ai'u tho lnticnl wlo re-
torts to such treatncns for tho euro of ONO COM
paint ia lkc!y to sow TIM seods Of another much
moro aerious A1,d painful.
, 1875-10-20

aud closed to st,itors,
----"'"----
ouTLERa INACCURACIES ,
AIR. WENDELL lA'11fs' IA u'S ne'et"a
speeches N hsBn'ag tue al'po8",oha.s VI na,h'
tanning epeca" pnsmen'' ooo'@soa 'n"' 'ne
bnhk OF EnR''n" nH' ''.'l'e''se" spseio pay"
tnents on 1!t$iuetit oee"s'o''S a'peo iot'' ~
Inc esfo's ~ tn'S s''"s'uehs s'e. 'scnoH"
called rt'o.c "''on''on' 1'ue a.f' BENJAMIN
1't7Ifh' ~ nus senfe1"!''Pse1'a1ea 6pceeh re-
ee'tls as''''1est Ill nc" lofk, fePe"'e" the
same A'"tch'ehts' WHICH, y tue way nave
neen Fepea'ea 'r"'n ''n' 10 t'tae ~ al' tho IN
''a.'oh orators anu "f'te's' ,..
n 49, ,ne soFern'ncnt' oe'n8 'Ac" ~
aept 70 t!'e o"a& 10 'ho extent Of tho "ho'e
e"p!." " '"' 1n''."''on, ano "e''s e''e"e"'
~ 'no Bfea' 1ol,''nen'a' WITS "A'cn pre-
sa''tu "ni4"s "e't'y .ne "4'o'e l'se'oo u 'ue
N"i',eon.o "snas1y' naa ~ o''!'w i"ones'
a,sa 'nesel''se' 's os'es o1 eoahe''' 1o'oA' 'he
l'"nA ~ Ns w. an' l.1'o e!''e.u, ~; M ~
e'e"'s. =. '''"e " noSs" no4,'"e'. ~ 'eue"
"a.s u'a n'1 ce"se "n'a lne 'A'' u "A'oleoS
~ '"t'' 4"A'eo'''e "'ep' "ete '"Ae. ~ 'e,
sun'9 sPe.'' i"sn'en.s, "'!s. uie a"'" naea
"aS III '""s' AGO. Auo 1','l,A =" ''a' ass
Resumed EneClG payMe1$4, anti 0AS never Bills
rcndoi such ,,nr,rcnts tn this ,]ny. coyorinr
:., at..
r.s'oa " o'e. ".'' se"'''
Inc halk cnartcf WAS FeHeWca III 1914.
and tie new Bank Inv provided department
of ss,,e in tle Rank 7sl,}ct, t1e1,artcrt iss,,p}
q. a. p.,,,. II, a.. . < rr,. n..,,x
49, 'S No'"7 'o' s' e A|'"A
~ "'o"eA ~, o"''~ ."'s' ."o ''A'o"'t
fourteen millions OF pounds. for which it de-
r,osits with the issue department securities.
rr1,1;e md nr;rate. nevond t1,;a su,u III,
bauk was not authorized to receive hou1
notes from tho issuo department e1cept on a
taepn,it nj nm enuol amount of roll All
notes yero payablp on demand IN pold.
In 1s47 tle Government susnenttc1 m
much Of thin act as required tile l,auk to de-
post gold With the Issue department for tho
notes nut in circulation beyoul the pre-
scribel limit. In 1857 tho law vas sui
pended sgsin, and WIS a thirtl s1s-
pe,dcd in 1850. These were not suspensions
Of spoeio payments, nor were they authority
to Ito 50, On The contrary, M the Bauk could
not jncrease it's issue Of notes without nlacinp
beyoud its control NJ, eaual amount Of gold.
49, - w. ,'l a., .,. .,. 1 '''as ..' ~ ~
'''"oo"' - -" "oss' ~" 'u"' 'A'a8 ~ '', ats-
eouA.a: ~ w s's4''o s':"s "s'i'a !" 'l' 0"nA
~ ~ ae"'. oso ''' 'i'e*'''
"
, 1875-10-20

l.o0LEyT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stteet, bel twesn
t7u,h and Lasalc. Engagement ot tho CAIiforniA
ltlnAtrea. Afternoon antl evening.
, 1875-10-20

GARDEN CITT LODGE l4t, a. T. anil A. ~
regular coruupicalou vii Le held ut Oriental Hal,
on "ednl a!ay evening, 0st: 70. Work eiI the u. H.
Urgres. Waiting ltethrcn frttcr1,,Iy tutttal.
II. L, uULEuMl' Il. u.
, 1875-10-20

VT" l"-"lt in Chin wna tho trius.spb Of H..
uncle, s"v. -stLES. mod tie nephew. sco.ta'
1nrs:tA%. Each s"nt Into the caasasa ds,s.
It'"d Ia LII nfl The other AZ p5esiJentt.I ,sa
dslate iu 1s7C. Eomehow tloy both euccosass
beyond their 'noht eanEnI,o expectations. '~
, 1875-10-20

ACADEMY Of MCstC-Ha!sted Atreef between
M.die,,, aud Montoe. Eug4 cement Of Frank AAyo.
:. DayJ Csuekess." Afternoon and evening.
, 1875-10-20

4nELrnt TnEATET--Drastotu strcet, rorntr
Monroe, Variety ierfcrnauee, Afternoon and evening.
, 1875-10-20

Ono hundred ttouasnd majority Ia vh,. n.
Brooklyn Eu3'e (Democra.lc) thin1s n.,,s
Ought to hars received In Obfu. '~
, 1875-10-20

Thu only German papers Ia tho country that
took to tho rag-baby wero the Ut. Louis Anserika
aud the Cincinnati To|hsJlrantl --nelthor of
them. it may be added. possessing respectable
| circulation nor influence.
, 1875-10-20

HENRY WATTERsoS, Of tho Loulsville COURIER
Journal, tells Ne" York interviewer tnat tho
result IN Ohio lnakss llAYEA forrliaabls cAndl-
date for.stua Presidency.
, 1875-10-20

nEEpER1A LODGE. Nj. III, A. F. 4 A. lI.-Eeen.
1ar rtrntuusasui Ut their lAu. sandotEh antl
u2lftel-4la., tnis Wednesday, t'.nint!, Oct. ~
Third DEGREE. Visiting rethrru corttallF 1aT;ed'
Z. Il, u3isAS, ". il.
uHAs. F. FORESTER, levy.
, 1875-10-20

Judge KgL1Ey has arrived NJ Washington. and
Ia reported to haro declared that ''the rsg-hAhY
Ia not by sny means dead ~ the psople OF the
country will dnd out before the winter ~ over"
, 1875-10-20
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

srRtS0EN'A GREAT SHoW-C1rncr Madi1on and
ElIIAbeth atreets. Afternoon aud ettnilH.
, 1875-10-20

WOODS MUsEUar-Mons,e strc~t. between Dear-
1~orn anil S,a,t, ! DAnge rouA Gsule." Aftstnoon
AHH eYtnlnE,