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friendly tllsru.e about tho other candidates. Tho

friendly ,Ilnnusa about tho other candidates. Tbs
rcorlo's Party nominee offered 10 bet any
,,moun. that IIesIus vas not *t present csndi-
Il ito for County Treasurer. Col. Closry took
pi m at hin word and VAS about to put MP tho
gold, when bath sndlonly rainemhered thhs
Tho had never bel cent on lE!ItIcs,
nor intended to at my future time. Either Quo
Of Ii lem will do SONIC tall boEtle.upcning tic day
Aftei election. -...-.
that tho oiHo election OF thu mkt city eiecton
goes Democratic, Mr. FArwe1l aud jacob Rchm
viii le sast thu He,mbllcan banner. Long nRo
It rsa said Of nr. Farwell that to WAS much
moro ct a Dotuocsat than his opponent. Mr::
Rchtn an d Farwe!f fighting under coto1s which
arc not VT plainly ysnb1e? ..-
Tax Ctrnmiseionar alct}rath and Assdasor
Dennohy arc looking around fos SOFT spot TO
como acros 3 nothing that n'lta them. but Tho
most etartli OF ant tie ~voucl,eh-for rnfnnr
atioat is that Mayor Colsin = i1oEtoH tof tto
nomination on both tho Republican, anu tho
eonfe'a ticks t. aud in of faiiin! In t!i,S he
hoEca to car, n largo nu1,hcr of Republican
voters away IN his puckct ALI. Dixon IL tse
bull in tllo III arkcs It present. ana .hons Tho
sorest bears" arc stibe kerley and W. HcsinE.
tycu tho most ..Ydsns and spirited licnioc!a ata
around tho rauc 10 sre confident of Dl1on'b be-
,ne tho uezt Coun y Treasurer
fHEEMA SONNY AND IoL1rtce.
A meeting wns h old 1t No. l3 Wabash a7onuo
Yesterday OIKhuA ISt pH41sA O. ANt*u >h1tt'Hs
Fs.eemasonry and other aoerct societies. Tho
n,cc,ln9 NON called 10 ofdcr by ]. l., BARLOW, Of
New York. when s1r, liagersy; OF Chicago. vas
elected Chnirmap md c. A. blanchard, secro'
tary. Fhe mcotng wA . then upaned with prayer
By tho Rev. 1Ir. Uartos-.
Ncu,a,ks were tt.en' mado respecting the
necesa.tv Of appointing committee to work M
tho movement against the lodges 10 political
reform. Altor discussion, it. waa voted to
proceed to soIcct a National Central Com
nntseo for tho American party. Tho fol.
lowing gentlemen wen, thou ar,n'ointed
such Committee: ]. +. Htoddarh. OF 1ihuois !;
Chairman; Ct. ". Seodles. Alissonrl ]. a.
Copent Connecticut s;. d. droeuc. 3lnssachu-
aetts; tho 11oo. G. \. WcBtIt 10. lennsyyania: !:
Amos Wilcox. Michigan; Mr. i. nrtseu, Wiscon-
rim Samuel uate. OHIO; l.. l.. Cook. indiana
Tstar y. Miller, New York: q. B. Crayath, Min
nesota; Con. J. ". Phelps Vermont; y. u.
Ulanton, Kaneas; shc tlnn. H. i'unlster, Slissss-
eippi; I)syia Edwards. Mary land; ,. W. 1.yons
Iowa; l.. u. Chamberlain. WashlnEton Terrl-
tnry: Atr. Kennedy. California; y. c. kimball.
hew Hampshire; l.oal,e q. Uurd. Nebraska: J.
4. Walsh, North Carolina: J. s. Rice. Ma!ne.
After passing votes empowering tho Committee
to I'LL vacancies. iesuo circular .etsrB, and take
other necessary action, tho meeting adjourned.
TIE roURnDss.
.The II I,onrl,on straight Democratic meatlnE
which Was to bAyo been held In Judge uAty'a
room last night ilzzted nloat chhln,ng1y. Mo-
body OF hny prominence appeared. and 1t - un-
terstpod TINT tho affair is poatpones until next
Monday evening. W. F. Coolhaugh and Melville
Fuller ara said to 10 at tie bottom Of tho post
ponement