, 1875-10-29


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Charlie l. calyer. I. N: bond, T. j. snsiI. K. ~
y fMefnan G A. Crane. Dr.. rlacc Or. 1sre,urs L.
ihitd ,r,sn t-Th ma. Fcs.ter, a. c. rul.n,.,-,
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hocps ss' T. bsar3 asrs' cafF'sr' O. H. 0f0'f' A.
IT, t:arta y e Mr.lts"s-,sn; .,s, j. H. Hammond = H.
st.nfoEd, +. a. Kidd e.
IN ,noson sios.n lone. elected Captain Of tho
G"Wo o. =. Htnfer Ieuenlnt Of tho F.f,t Precinct;
r. G: s Maslt Len:eaau. Of te se.onl Preeia:s; 3.
+: M, Lieutenant q tho Third lrccinct r. i.
N1d'e Lieutenant nf The Fourth Precinct
i w resriye1 that tue c.p,.In IN j Lieuttuants
.h.n!a hase .n.rge os The cksts eecson dly; that
lbs officers nf tbs 9ulrl epp1Itt t1p tatn ia art ~
+ u.ssne LII M;nd4y eTenans s xa ns,t lneeaa Hd
tourusl.
THE FOURTEENTH WARD.
7h're uaa ltre'y meeting Of the Fourteenth Ward
ReputAran Club At No. -; Vest Lato street, Mt
William Williams acted AZ chalrrns1
air. JOHN Lyle ling WAS the 1rtt speaker. To sati
that The elieuhsse that evcuuR slowtd tat tho Pro-
pie Of tic ward nere alive to their Interests. This
waa not a political caapaisu, tbs itsaes b,lna tp-
l'y honesty Of corrutunn. Thcrh wcra h!3h inter-
ms question vas whether tho toplo "ere In favor of
lone-y and economy IL oslcs. Of trestrred 10 Yutt
for nen xo .ouahs oleo merely for tns apolla to y
uai ot shoidsr r msu1 ~ IT, n'' ~ :, ,no anl
" At uo4st of lie tat hat he lad bcn oncrrI nsets
t..ptc and bMl rrfutcd hi fb.a ~
osh!ns to do with the r:ct.. II known that le
non:y u1t Of t4e o:a.a Tue Constitution provided
4st rerain AaAry 10 Ei..n - tho Trcaaascr, and,
IT," s IS s: sis' Id aos aaes t ~ ss
m + M '' a os asa aaa fsa n H. 'hs i. ~s:
tti'y ani'u. 10 Es.vs tue people e.iieicul5 and
.,.ter I III III tb.t nol ops''ot, narn.y c.uk.d
IL c,.! ~ soa Tt1 =. il. hs n,ons n
Ca=aro - much "a int ct thoas Io:a ocp Spdera
Ia Kt u, esers tn q: 1T. ~ 70 We" eurtsh thsnesITes
cut IT tie puoi:c pocket. lie c,sed ly Referring Il
n sys s y i ,,s M; + a!saso!!.as ii
'4aSss' 4ss ,,u ,.u-, o.a, ,.,., 80.
tressh. Thc tEsssut e,uts.. he ssi was tetresa as
.sf h,nsst so:'5; = cAs.so I'D he xo1n eat Pe
Further rsina IL made t,s sovera oler geatla
| prvr,rprxTu r.ny,
| sEsEsIEkSah r "Anp.
in mass ncetins laa. evening 1t the hat no. al Lar
rsbeo tst.ss. Tie hill was crowded. Liz, urnry
sezer'n presided.
! Lotus {. Aaek, Republican candldAta for County
n4a M m' n %sas .,
~ 'ens'o, "men "as aeSotea
.;n neeu .. ne@hs aaa tue Up
fofIon lln9 Hc told hnfn what tlere Nts ~ exielt
u the future IN case such calamity - Heatug4 cleo
! tioa should o,ertnke tue county.
Tor A. ie@tng anu 1tt not Lave lltn I'll tie Duss
WI rtsy ~ n;ueh ,de1noashed As referred 70 an cpl,
wa made t9 Esrta! thc registry hw Ghcn the II
tempt fsed Hes.nE fet wotta Abont It thun suysoly
~ ~ on taS , aooi . mhy1 nss.u.s ~hoat registry.
ch.e. Cen aan saia be felt particularly interested
"a tns GO :slon because e fcg1aty law WAS now re-
! it,isn,i x,,imm H. ..sa =. ~ .uHs caeck gu
wup had thu rsht Of citixonship Int m man w. ~
hgh or low. prince or rolcutste lnte1fere with that
r,snt. hnos1 'wn, nned %, 10 traitor 10 Ito
,.".a chsr,i - E, so.e @ ttHsdGItnsy r. tIt on enat
w4lh tircons would destroy our ooysrnnsnt 1tnioss
i vas stopped. Mr. luck WIS bcsore the people for
~ treasurer. 10 vaa not no sPeaftra mt cLoce.
whom 90 Eva Tan!ed. W ilucl ~ nonlnato!. aud ha
Mas Tic nan they want 10 count tho money. cheessl
| Mr. Mler' tho present County Treasurer.
81 ~ e eas .net mohes sHn w apeafsss IoasJ
th4y wla,sa tho nonej counted. re-, xe1o hooted
At 1na ea,sa puminsfr anu sca.1.ss: Hoy mush!s
sss ss ss tana Ss asa essa ss
to chssso hs =. i .eho2 s.h!li.ion. ,?sai-
ug rae 1r'sht 10Y .na aske a. u. n.ms ~
aase htn name wa !lnst il .d not mean that 10 vas
to ssttS o9s .Ss p1op1. m ,r. 1noasy aea
+ :ny:s3s 4ors s:! is,n . dos,sa @ hsa:seer;
l
in4n. AaIry asson anu Joln 1anes 1nust 10 elected
| " tAa Hoard o1 cgunty Commandments There will
/ lien " t"n %aten ao.s over tae peop!oB money.
Ihen they ahul'd sua n1at elect Huck. He had
Promised. ~ ~olnH ao 20 ~ ocat 70 fnoek down and
ufsG OK 1uc 1n1eFes. tIfseat cneef!fR*i
- Atassssts NeEe snadu " Mesar.. scnbner aud
| Fs ea Ar bcs1bner hronHht OUT Ierfoet upro1s OF
| applause Stsa he s4H " Mo 1sYe hn sc9stry: Ihty
ifcnd ~ be 81 usty lradu We WI 80 " ha polls Tues-
dny anu tofe! ttt eic snon "a w! nave II peace-
ae'y We Ss4a' i'fc'o's " WI m1af- c1ffs the ne"h
| 10 !!ss:i'9" ,-.... ...-
Fe.sdsh4 sheSn spcaxcft wero addresses IN Tie GtS-
naa Hre1ase. laa neenas was GRIND saceo'''
| r..p,,r,tt.,r, ~ ,ho viu.,..,,h w.. ..n,., Il.
ro.a Numbers at N. corner NJ cbtcaoo .,annea aai
North WrI4 srect last evening. Dir, g. " Fuller pre-
utled.
III. John A.vater made candid .nd .aec,tys Id.
dress rctsis ioEEh. IL convincing manner. tho re-
.ns that would ensuo IN casa tho Opposition Should