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The New York herald., 1875-10-31

90 EAST TWENTY Y-sECoND sTREET--PARLOR AND
"a Bedroom second and third floors TO let with Board
TO hrst class milies would accommodate pAIes Of first
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

81 y EAST NINETEENTH STREET-A FEW YOUNG
CtO men or small family eau have Board and Rooms In
private Jewish family
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

l > LAFAYETTE PLACE.-TO LET. a FEW PLEASANT
= Rooms with Board; table first class; prices moderate
10 WAyERLY PLACE.-To LET, FIRST FLOOR
with private table for light housekceping elegantly
furnished
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

A HANDSOME FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE
II fully furnished Forty second street Fifth ave
- - WILLIAM TUCKER 22o Finh avenue
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

AN OLD STAND GROCERY STORE TO LET-2oi
n Hester street. Canal and Broadway; also Tailor
Store also shop 3icrosby street Grand and
Broatwav Ncry low rent.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

FURNISHED ROOMS SUITABLE FOR GENTLE
men Or light housekeeping on second door Of house "a
Bast Twenty seventh street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

A FURNISHED ROOM AND BEDROOM IN A PRI.
n !souss. with all c0nyenienccs for housekeeping
gas bath hot and cold water 2is East Thy fifth street
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

A BAEGAIN.-BEAUTiruL HAzELTON -. OCTAVE
"A rosewood Piano; carved logs all improve almost
new; 800; insalGents taken; rent S6 per uonth II.
CABLE l07 est Twenty third street Sixth
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

Of7 WEST THIRTY FIRST STREET,-RO0MS FOR
III light housekeeping connecting separate also
Room and hal Room, suitable for one lady gentleman
moderate.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

y DOORS FROM FIFTH AVENUE, NO IL EAST SIX
- teenth street-Extra wide house carpets every
thing in ne order and very desirable for first parties
wishing Board; private tables II desired
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

900 WEST THTRTY-NINTH sTREET-AN ELE.
AAO gantly furnished front Room, with adjoining Bod
room first class Board and all modern cnences at mod
price suitable for gentleman and wife
quired.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

AT 81 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET.-THE LET
n furnished. gentlemen without board coscy Rooms
with fire and gas at 81 and s..
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

VTNFURNISlIED-THRE AND FOUR STORY
u Houses in first class locations; rents 81 200 81 500
- GOO 81 500 S20oO and upward; rents reduced TIMP
son PEET, SS Broadway near Forty.iourth street.
67S PER MONTH.-To LET, A BROWN STONE 20
n - foot House until tst May next also Floors In brown
stone private houses from $50 TO go per month. Apply
SHERWOOD WALDRON. 1850 Third avenue, southwest
corner Sixty fourth street.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

= 4 EAST TENTH STREET JUST WEST OF BROAD
~ II wayTo let elegantly furnished Rooms, large and
small en- suite singly; all modern improvements and
moderate prices.
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

O0T EAST EIGHTEENTH sTREET.-A PRIVATE
CU family will let large well furnished front Room, with
hall Room connecting suite sngy, to gentlemen
gentleman and wife, with without Board; all modern
improvements; terms moderatu references
The New York herald., 1875-10-31

IL II WEST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET FOUR DOORS
IL west of Broadway.-An elegant Second Floor
somey furnished with private table, also smaller Suit
references exchanged
, 1875-10-15
PUBLIC OPINION.
EXCITEMENT At F0IlT WAYNE, IND.


spse,ot Dsspateh 10 1hs Chscao" 1T,tunt.
FonT WAYHE, Ind, Oct. 1A,--The excitement
in this city over the Ohio election has never
peen elualod since war timea. AZ ts well known,
this il the Democratic stronghold Of Indiana
but tho party has occupied ali anomalous posi-
ton in roforenco to tho Ohio campaign. The
.Sentihe', tho loading Democratic orgau OF this
pnrt Of tue State, iB radical hard.muuey paper
aud during the CANVASS denouucsd Allon, Cary
and fcorheen ~ demaKogues and tr,c2atorH.
Last night it announced AIlen's dcfoat unueH
these heatllngB: Tread softly, for I'LL Alens
iIlegstitnata raG:baby IL dcad. 1ts little bowels
were too much inflated. and It haa gone to
moot its cousins, Confederate scrip and Fienci,
assiRnats.H AEd several otlers In the same
strAih. Although tho Democratic party in thia
section IL largely In favor OF hard money. tho
course OF tho ht7ti'kl a1o:tcB much surprise and
IL vigorously condemned by mauy Democrats
Who thluk It ought to support Tie Democratic
ticket under all circumstances. hIan} OF then,
are talking Of holding All Indignation meeting
aud starting lew Democratic paper. otc. On
hs ye9e d1 ahe .1s's'Tsnt he1o .s not boon
man- Democratic, edited by tho Democratic Btats
Senator from this county, is also radically IN favor
Of bard uonsy, and takes the easue courts ~ the
.yen!ine9.
"THE n--p CINCINNATI ENQUIRER. WITH ITS
LITTLE hEEENnAcI."
sDtcidt U.suat h 70 7hs GNteass 1t1IuAt.
Go.uuurs. O., Oct. A.-This morning called
in On the safans OF the Democratic party in
rlelapcholy a<asmblsge 1T tLelr ComrMitsa.
tooms. Me.aplorical aackrlotA clothed their
limbs. aud their Wobstenau b.alns we're
covered Web tguratlyo asl,ey. It was
with fear aul arspidatIon. 4nl with tho
thai asLed John u. Thompson, tho .cknoal.
cdgca Executive ot the party In tho Slate, what
res,on LIS could give for "t4s sad. this unox-
rccsod desca:," Brief and tessible vas
nn,xr tna t's ad !. Wiz It. It'll gpt.ob.ot r.
SIuch more Id john g. say. and many times did
his cehasts chlms IN aod. from thsls sad apd
wrkthful ustofacces, ! gashsssd theas faets !,
, 1875-10-15

The Democratic party. as tho outaet. did not In
tend to como out. body. soul. and breeches. fos
tho ateanback, now. at all tImea, and forever.
Thurman aud nnne more Of hls lk bad concluded
that tho proper thing would ho neat l!ttt1
platform. tlod will, gl,ttettnG gcuosalitles III
etatld being plank agalpKs forced resumption
III lhig. bht it in tlo cnne to he construed into
~ inaorscmant Of tho theories Ut
flg.1rnn kelley. Wendell Phillips, Tre-
sallick, kui other 1rhiationists. THIS
thoV Wtro Hnre would win.
The Convention n1Gt, and Thurman and hA
friends wrfo on hand with their htt1a plan but
tho Cincinnati En4utisr Walked ii. aud car1iol
of that Convention nn1nr i:s arm. ar man
might carry OF II paper.i a1ee. hnd beuco
taeha tehre
At IDEIsyIt.t.E+
lou1svI11.E. fyt. Oct. l4.--Ths Republican,
OF Lousyllis tired 100 Kuus Tonight in houor Ut
HayeB aloct!ou in Ohio.
, 1875-10-15
NUMBER 81

Luatnston nd b: noble assoeasss III. 1t.pnb1c.
b. bcca i.d out ia ohoi la i,o b,.i sare TX IL,
"DnirEASa POLITICAL in1orr."
sprtno6std tfh.l Rt1i,ts'-ifmoeraa 4na dnft-Infa.
Tho defeated party Ia ti .i,o contest to tbo knot
~ scnai f,o:ss1cinne shout Cincinnati and lilo Cin-
cnuati Inquirer office. WIN "Hold Tie light"
Thnso. for tho sake OF ptiulsh!ng Sumo tuen fnr
"h-s from future political prefsr1nsot, construeied
!,ii "a 10 wax 50 aws.ard. aud 70 tricky, That
ing 'ou' ~it m Intelligent though maitgnaa:, pus-
I'e. fler hct Ut .l.s tiuw-Ge;lxed leaders III that
a4'e - r.r to have besu ths ips.lt of dsEong
i"'i;t1s4, 1iHr:.
'ru@ IuuaMExr or OHIO"
is'''dc''.t1 fr''.-Htpndttcan, ard lit the currency
What il the Judgment Of Ohio? lila pos1tiye
dec'atatoa thst the admins raiiou Of tho Gov
cshfnont lad f,r the PRESENT better bo left In
fhs !'and1 ot tAc party which sAred it. Tint tho
sool "osK d1he By tho Republican party ID
better tlian DHmpcratlc prpnIBen of rer,sm
That III tue sonEe Of tho petlaIe OF Ohio QUO ftce
iEet;l.Haonr s"s9ns t'e" h'lo''la.s s,fest In thu
cantsmnnsns IN til" ~tlr vt .vyrr.Ya stats Of ths
rctsiesA i;l u!ecralpla c"n1"l .: tt.n IL nocrac.
parry In dr gEsne II fur par'au Iurlo4a tie cltTcnsy
an n3neu iGe,.iuu aia +hn~1us ,hus t1es criminal
wlsin2t'as to wreck .v.ry III thu country II
n n. ''n:uhi Vi tue Wreck, they mls4s hsplY sel1o
t!aso A.,e vt;!, .fut prnntyv,ns. can ard will
Commonwealth.
'E1nH' 'oN HONESTY osEh n1aHo!TETT."
ba;ttM'Ff -'mtFA'Hh-h"Fhbt'edn u'T .ihf-in&attaa,
al Fat5tp4lG citlzalle. whether tiei)IblicAn3 or
Democrats. ought to rejDiee over tue oyattlfaw
of the iIliati0niHtH IN Ohio at tia election rca-
tfrdag It n sett,ry tef bs,neatv ,.ver a, .,,rr
e.ty fnr uo,i Ia,h yrr h,t.v iii ,voul
" h.yn r,+lst; in rcn,,ttt,n nj III. ae.srrtin r
mir n.iIon 4. rtrdi. Tte sriu,rnn ~ sIlan ,.niI So ~
tctdsi to hrtnv ahaut n @-ins r. n,ncm, r,%ne' :.
t,rt,cn tts is.suttsan. nI" I'll, - e..
no r.. n Ia thrt ovrr nj. Il fr.t ""''
nrur ,rnvrrsno,vrpr
xo,1.<Hy- frxo,1 xr..x:.n,- ts,n"r,+t. x rx
"N A1'''"' -'"e' ~, """7'"t's a"s 4Vea-
7h -,onor nod A. .s... ~. ..,,t
Aao Aa4oo'f euo 'np sAet t'o,iA "1'eI l0r Uon-
oJ'ue"eF nhs e1peadel III Uho cannot DO rc-
peatel Ill eyery htate OF the Union. Tharo il 4
hunt to such expenditures D1lt there il no
limit 10 thc Democratic euerry with which ths r1nlo
ii Every Ytatt in the Union viii rLytst tp
i... aud W.J
.t,lt hrs ,ou!.- out itg rold lin honjoI1era hars
s.nt t.l+r .n.s.osarcp, lilo lis uoet nrauhux r.
t..:s Ut ,3kro. II tlev hsye trj,,mnhet, t9ss ,1r,
rnq1rr.l. Tb" eifnc faste II 10 lie fought over
il IennKs " .la. i'e muey Which h1s been stan. In
Oo c.;4ip. nx4ln l.. 81 lt ii, popuayiy1ui, Ii nt
tue ue3cracy l.. tl:frout4u,sl Let ti,ru, fIse m,
T..cy isi.s thu peptIen battle and mnas uhi1aa:ry
| r:tta,!
| .DisICnEERs pr TIE pc,cr Ann nnsr.prrs ~
| wI.',.frr -
i: toui, R-,u1i,,n.IJ.!..., ,,..,,-rt;. .,,
| " " ~ f,.,. 1'"se'"''< a'A'
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, 1875-10-15
FRAUDS.

EoME u64I eTEctNRSs.
Srscfut Hxpatch to TIE GA'eaan Tribune,
COLUMBUS. O.. Oct. 1a.--Eyor sincs tho De-
'nocracy have realized they uoro beaten, they
haVo triod FRAUD corruption. importation Of
yo!ers 1aYirh expenditure u money, o:e. To-
dsy they loudly talked through John g. Thomr-
SOD, Democratic Chairman. ihrs they wonld
contest Hayes election. Wood County, wild.
dcbolate, 80: rasher poa,uous county In the
northwestern part OF the State, has beeu slnEu-
1afly backward III reporting. 1t WIS known lsat
night that tho vote Of that county would settle
tho status of tha state senAtc. Inquiry was
rife day as to what 1t Ind t.ono. Republicans
caud get tso word. At 10 o'cloek tllts eveu,rg
thoy captured the following Telegram It bears
evidence Of fraud;
roLrpo. O., Oct. n.-7' John q. TAomp,on, chafr-
7M5n i3e,Hn<TItM Mlts ttttr.ss COMMITTEE: Would I
thnstand majority III Wood county he!e " out7
':H Chairman Wood County Democratic cca.uIiteo. G.
podd draws nusteuhnce from the pub.;o sea.
AZ Gas Commissioner Of Ohio, aud wa8 appoint
ell by Cor. Alien. THO RnhNer dispatched by
Thompson to Dodd toad:
II Will 10 ua much gool. {Much good uuderscoroi]
Tie 1lopubllcan Executive Committee At To-
ledo Wcro posted A. unce, aud tho following dis-
pa1eh received.
ToLEpo, O., Oct. ti-To IF. 4. trtkn1, Chairman
!ltpubtean t<ntras Gonnstte;, Gfoss frauds In
Wood County. fetrysonsG 10 rolled 3ooo votes Her
population Il About w. We hRve htnt 10 hc4u
boil off,.
{sjgnc1l woop County REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
Word las been sent to Carroll County. whsre
IL 10 feared similar game IL being tled on. No
answer eau bo expected boforo tomorrow.
pI1fEn FnAtDB,
embracing spurious tickets, colonization Of
voscsa, etc., wero discovered n Stark, and one Or
two other counties. Look ont Tor rich doseIop-
,neuts III day or two. Circumstances ehoW tint
t,c DEMOCRACY hayo been bold. daring, and
actually criminal IN ther desperate attempts to
carry their ticket through.
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
Tho following dispatch has Just been re-
ceiyed:
ToLEno, O.. Oct. 1a-To Il. II. TyekeS: There has
been 4 !argo fraudulent yote iu MUu1 County. We
eauuot tell how it siandx, tho vote Ia w1tl-
hel. The runor is that CHG o! or
scuators IL defeated by that vote, II not
botl. ouAtde Of Wood our scnatorr hayo nia]orIiy
Of over 3o1 The sano darknasa u krrt al,o no yuto
au Hayes. VI thlnk 1t las gone agatns. him. ba.
mitch dc,HnIs deubtess OF tho order.
received from Dodd and Thomrsoa. Wn
have doHa our best to get roltsbu
news, but have fsilo.. W. have suspected this IT.
tempt, Int not no clue tnt!l your dispatch cams.
About tUU fraudulent votes have bccn in Woul
county. Low 1t u llytdol aro not Informed
tsigne.s) ltopEnr II. MCCLURE.
Chairman Republican Cutnnittah.
, 1875-10-15

M, t., .fh ff;,
t eRsas O,,as'*" w.. 10. 70 t"' t"''9ao 9, 4t1oaM:
- AesoS'E' "'s'' oc.' 1.-The hspaollcans
OF LAD Cro5ae h1i lively 1neetln. In the Opera
Hall Wednesday aycuing, where the ctl1ens ns~
4embej in goolY numbers to hear tho epceoh
~ rio 11ou r. ~ .1,or ~ sr;Ivs,,aa .ndt,.a
=, 40 '4e.' ~ 80. - HuA's, .o1 .no
s'ceNoa e.'' I' t'"1' JAW Ao"ae @uo Nuu1Ahha'
After 1ntk!o ts Ortes6 doFIlan baud, tue uou.
Judge Cameron was elocsou Chairman. Hmm
taking +,, ,,hs,r TIN 1ud.o copvr.tr1.tal H.,
t.a',i,s''..a 49, ill., ,,,..ss 80" M sao
!'o|uoi'eA'' "oa '',. apoo ttia
Indications OF political sounuucss aMouE thu
nasses, ~ e1psesacd In tho results OF Tues
dat'a c,eetion. liz uaul q glowing md e1ox
| ,,.n, t,i,,,to IN .,or, Hrhrrs ,,n,.a
s.;.;>'. -. n.st r.,. ""4e .
Wahte1F e1lonil'on u AEauclal aHalts nas
nesrf bcea SURPASSED. II eSor oguaed, BY auy
OF tho lcslI,,s writer's Oh iluauce, and accorded
10 that talented gentleman much uf ths bonor
,,.,,,+, ,,t ~ H., raco,,, ,>.,,,i;o, ,,.r,-...
Gtp"inS wv VI Wv .eceut Aepuplcsu fu'4ofles.
'uasI Lane' ~ ~ a.n t1ah4 etoaf a1a sHotous
tIi''' aecafea nI7 *, Gohs.c'ion snts sne surety OK
!ns eoua1sy a''a ~ tao. pe.nY u ns utloesa
lu.".ss4s "et1 IT,, HE'LL, upun a.!a eont.Iuea
alteilt.as ~ Is, auu n1puoeaa Iatts' Wa'sn ~
cott''n!tsea - suo noAH u. l3tcy y. VT
ca1!stIs aua iuah1nh ~ 1eueenan!c' ~ Ihe wlnot
iIs h1uer. ~ soI Ina opscrsahco OF COCA iaath
~ tul".t' Wv vtIuhea ~ .ao Itutettltiat&. oe
cal.ap. ~ i" "sonia' not guy ~ 1ha Haluton4oco
o. eIelt anu uo', wv IN aiso 1ha.s 'ensApie 20
@ sue '!uou "saae; ; ~ a1uuu.Seo tuat tue o!ee-
.'o assi ',n M "o w. !1au, nteE "n'cn ~ mest~
M ixa,,bo Mu 10 s ~ u" a.n; a. y. asn'
u .Msi"auhee' one OF tao SCUM 1est hnn pest H.
lotiheu ol "l"cohsin.S mott PROSPEROUS clixeiss,
.1S ana onu. 10; WY aneHha:.t; 9c9tl'toa "'tn
.ha s. !ouH"tt'a1 a"a manufacturing iasofesH OF
III" Ssate.
1ne elsHhian callsa upon
.,, cHAaLEa ''xi:fooh
topteseht tne 70 tue fnecstns' sno
"t.'o tun coh'T'!anEe WIN slat eali wv "
ten'ptea t!o aad.oucc ahttalgc4 III fepea:ed foafa
" aaabntos anu !oEhSsa Apl.aaae, ~ US
searGneu n sa!'' tut fetr!chca - the lHcent
S!ees'oha ~ the Hf''if@fot et taat "snasns.
somsnoay aad snpt1itat"u y tof tho htpaos'9l'
u!s 4fuue., "n:cu ha tuI' n'sl stcues y sne !ee-
nnnlc2il s'r'oF!oH III ohlt'' IAaa' haa neDfahka'
lne ilgAt uAper VA soost tn,neu at,, aaa LUG
eieotioa ietlsuh "elu rccai'eu h1tn nealtY ~.
manaa' Mi. eeJH4oat th'tt'ta W wv aetaon vi
ohio, to tla t"pul'licait ranks pfeeantusy
10 Tue Ceh1ennill canlp4sGn! - cheer1ns
oMons % EtatA haslohai uetoEy ~ 1ot9.
Mhl'o uhlo hau 1onsht tio 9attio shecsaalallv
, 1875-10-15

fjuw pr0Uf.T FTEf, RI YVFf aNu
x, "u~ fho. t.oa... ~. ~ ~. :" t.."..s
nts'a' D'sp""n ~ ~ ~ ,,"ta9o 4''n"ns.
CLEVELAND " oes. is~l4 r. n'-lhe ohio
Democracy die hard. Tie counters At Columbus
wrestling with tho returns hayo not yc: Lecn
abo to tel1 the siza Of tho Itcput}io.n tne}orjtr
tro,, H. ,.o, .,.t ,a;r. .,, io..os T.. ,I 49,
~" 'no 4aes '"a ~ 'o'"'o - s"1 o'ts'
lion have doied al ph'FoaophS aud experience
Tie ilnal summing 1ip Q! rot'lrnH Inns kept both
parties on tho ragged edge Of anxiety siuco ycs-
tert.y mtrn1pp. In Cierc1an3 tho c,c,,..mont
,o.a,, IL. h,.,, o,on;,;r, r.r,r t,;. -na.r,ist,
."' @1 ',:+.I, .as.A" ta11 '.'os"ns
cane a'hPatcn IRON Tug nonaocFatic state Cotn-
mlsteo claiming the stato for Allen by ml tori:y
of 22. This WAS startling, and nj puce tho Demo-
cra,s WHO Ind lost betsou uemuc, Min m, toritv
- IN nm =. ~ oon ,........t1
, 1875-10-15

claim tho election Of ono Senator In tho Toledo
District giTes them the Sonata By ons majority.
THE IlflE0 eE7TiEu.
CoIuknrH, o.. Oct. t4-silduight.- Re-
publican headquArtors close up without full RAJ
turns, but careful calculations On al this coun-
tios oIccpt Wood and Carroll glve EIayea 3,u3a
majority. The Democratic COMMITTEES Bay
1i&vea' majority will be $500.
Tho Republicans hare II majority in tho Honae
Of Representations. Tho Senate IL get in doubt.
but tho Democrats conectIe il to Tho Republican,
~ nne majority. We hare no fignros yet IN
State oflicera oti,cr than Uotor1or, ana tho OIL
clal returns mtst dotetuino Who in elected.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY.
DArroS, o., Oct. i4.-Tbo unofficial count Of
Mont9o:nssy Conntv...gises Ation H.0o5 /; Ha5 e.,
7'lRi AiIen majority a13. Cary, 7,sto Young.
!.2aA Casy'h majority, 6B9: Rtultz, Republican,
for Representative, 40 majority. 4 Democratic
Senator 3 for Montgomery and Freblc nre cloc!cd
Two Democratic Representatives arc elected in
MontnDnety. Aliens Hpin Ia 4ta. Thu official
ratulus arc no. likely to vary much.
, 1875-10-15

TALKs
John q. Thompson Atill talks OF contostfng
Hayea election Tor alleged frAuds In Cuyaho3a
County. Thta IL probably tho talk Of soro mau.
Democratic frauds In tho shApe OF spurious
tickets In several countiea Of the 6tat0 havo been
unoR1thod, and the Democracy arc not liable to
throw stones, dwelling ~ they do In very fragile
glass housea.
EARLIER RETURNS,
Spsetd& hspatth IL 7hs Ch,tag0 1t1bnnS.
CoLuAuuH o.. Oct. A.-Ot!icial fetirns from
eighty-iye counties. all except Carroll, Wood,
and Delaware, give Republican nat najosaluA
~, 7d3; Democratic ma1orlttss, 1880; H4yes'
majority oror Allen, 3,4d3. Delaware il ali In
but ono township, without which tue
county sives 1856 hepublican majority. Ths
House Il certainly Republican br fran hye to
II majority. Tho aenato 1t present Stands :
Republican u. Democrat 10. One In doubt
from the Toledo District, Wood and Carroll
Counties being In It. 4 Democratic gain /. ex-
pecsed in Wood County, and the Republicans
hays little to hope from Carroll. Hayes 1,t-
1osity will not 90 abovs $500. samuol Cary
runs II, 600 behind Allsn in tho State.
tIp tAa Ats9eft{ed Fre4s3
CoLuaBCs O.. Uc1. l4,-Retufns considered
reliable from alRhty-fiSs counties received by
tho Republican ht1ta Comnittoa Ahowa majority
Of V4Ge3 for Hayes. Tia equities OF Wood,
Carroll, aud Dclssate, yet to be heard from.
arc oldin&rly considered Republican
countless but Word has kone Democratic
this yeA1, and 1t Ia thought tho Democratic gain
thbre viii neutral.xe the Nopuhlcan gains 10
Delaware Aod Carroll Counses 10 Ae to niaks the
majority for Hays1 substantially ~ Above. Tna
Democrats conceds tae House Of Representa-.
tires to ths Republicans By good majority, but
, 1875-10-15

The RESULT.
Complete Returns from Near
ly Every County in
Ohio.
Hayes Majority WIN Not
BE far from $500.
Cary Runs Behind Ills Ticket
Over 10000 Votes.
Eighteen Republican Majority In
tho Legislature on Joint
Ballot.
Ben Butler Ventilates His In
tlation Theories Before
a New York Au-
diencc.
4 Rousing Republican, Iard-0roney
Gathering al La Crosse, Wis.
The Formal Call for the Cook
County Republican
Convention.
General Feeling Of Encouragement
in the Ranks Of the Party.
Weakness Among the 0pposition---What
Keeley Is Doing.
Stirring Republican Ward Meetings..
Speech Of Mr. Reed.
Mcdonald and His Men IsIn tho
Opposition Primaries.
Lively Times In the Eleventh Ward.
, 1875-10-15

C1ilt t0F tho County Convention.

Eeaat1 Convention Of tho Opposition party, to
~, ~ Candidates for county oleers, will he held
eaa sht primary elections for eiecting leegatea
suai eas!on will 10 held on ue1s Thursday, Oct.
'1Ds*e*h and a'clo+ In the afsoruoou.
x following list show. the number Of delegates 10
'Isa W Zach ward II entitled:
NJ NJ ~; y; Fourth Ward, .; F4th Ward, .; st1ah
NJ Seventh Ward, II Eighth Ward. u Ninth
rss5ff,u ,uS Tsnth Ward, Q; Eleventh ward, 10;
Va :. Matd, q: Thirteenth Ward. q; Fourteenth
srm,ss = Fifteenth Ward, Is; si1tssnth ward, IL ;
nj gssSss,a Ss Ward. IA; Eighteenth Ward, o TWEEN.
Sa 1o.u u sautsd 70 two delegates, With tho az
%us d*sa.,ts. AAa ~ "4p4'' WHICH, Az sH'4S''4 ~
A,v, PH1L1p CoNLEY, Chairman.
, 1875-10-15
Stirring Republican Ward Meetings..
Speech Of Mr. Reed.
Mcdonald and Ills Men E.ln tho
Opposition Primaries.
ONO ELECTION.

spte4at Dtsnatrs u The Ca,sdos Trfbuns+
CoLumBus. IT,, Oct. H.--No uewa a. ia lIayna
majority from Wood or Carroll Counties. Any
word from them IL dcBpaircd OF tonight. Tic
Toledo District. just laasd from, givca tho Ro.
publicans md Democrats eactJ Senator. This
gsos tho Republicans Tho Senate, land the Legis-
lature Is thei,a by II majority. Wood will go
Democratic with probable gain Of 800 Carroll
Ia expected to come 10 time With 100 Republican
gain. 40 Hayes majority vail undoubtedly DO
very close to 5000.
OTHER sTATE oFF1CEBs.
In tho Interest that has centared about tho
heAd OF tho ticket tho remainder has been loAl
sight Of. Des,dcs Gov. Hayes and Lieut. Gov.
Tho,naa L. Young, thers vera elected
for Auditor Of Btato, James Williams
anl for Treasuroe Of State. John Million; for
Attorney General, Johu Littlo for Judge Of
tho Supreme Court, tiooEeo W. Mc1lyano for
member Of tho Board Of Public Works, Petor
Thatcher.
OTHER Is4pEs.
Tho vote is almost unanimous Ia the State In
favor Of Commission to xetsle The accumu}a-
tion Of tho business OF tho Supreme Court,
Thoso was also = vote pro and con on taxing
dogs, and, though the vote IL very light, tho
Granger voice declded against ta xlug purpa.
aA1Na III COUNTIES.
The gains. ~ compared witl tho role of 1873,
Ht.n f11l
The Grange advance., 1875-08-11
The Boat Race.

The St. Paul Dispatch Of last even
ing contains the following telegram:
PREscoTr, Wis. Aug. l0.-Prescott
is putting on her best dress for the
four-oared contest between Saltwater
and Red Wing clubs here tomorrow.
The race is to come off about two p.un.,
on the west shore of Lake St. Croix, in
sight of the town. Saltwater has new
paper boat and a new man, Staples.
They have been here since Friday, last,
undergoing rigid training, and the boys
seem to be in splendid condition.
The Red Wing boys arrived this morn
ing per steamer, James Means, and
went at once to work on the exercise.
Their roster shows E. B. Philleo bow,
j. Harrison second, D. Harrison, who
takes the place of said Ellis Ward, third,
c, Lent stern stroke. They have only
their old paper scull, which they say is
nearly played out and won't stand much
banging.
The weather is clearing up splendid
ly. A big crowd and a 6ne race are
expected.
FOXY WARD ON HAND.
RED WING, Minn., August l0.-Ellis
Ward, alias John Fox, was in the city
this morning. He left on the western
bound train, probably to look over the
track for the boat race tomorrow and
give the Red Wing boys the best points
he could.
This morning, At eight o'clock, the
Nellie Kent with a barge attached,
decked with green boughs and flags,
took large excursion party from our
city bound for the scene Of action. The
Noras Harp Band accompanied the ex-
cursion and discoursed lively music as
the boat left the levee, and passed the
city, and with handkerchiefs waving,
and merry laughter, the happy company
passed out Of sight around the curve
above the city. The James Means
passed up at 81a u. m. with small par
ty from Lake City.
The Grange advance., 1875-08-11

The. FISHING PARTY returned on
Saturday, from Mazeppa, and must have
had a glorious good time, as witness
the following poetical etfusion coming to
US through the mail, entitled:
CAMPING AND FISHING.
II sec them on their winding way,
By moonlight stealthily they stray,
With song and cheer to serenade
Their broken ranks, at Skillman's.
Twas Camp Confusion's Gipsy Band
That woke the folks in all that land,
The screech owl left. the Indians
whoop,
- is heard no more at Skillman's.
At last toned down, what Heavenly
sounds
All nature shouts enchore; "Old Hun
dred,"
And "We'll gather at the river," I
wondered
What water nymph had cast our lines
In the trout pond at Skillman's.
Yes, there the murmuring Zumbro runs
And there we had our camps and puns,
Bear stories till we all got scared,
Then came the storm, great tornado,
We stuck to our tents and yelled, ''bra-
vado.." -"
Now if you don't think it was jolly and
rich, j.;
'Courting, lounging, eating, fishing and
SIGH,