, 1875-01-23
THE. FIRST DISTRICT.
HORSE Eddy and Caulfsld Are Putting
in Their Work.


A New Man in the Field
To-day occurs the election in tho First District
for Member OF Congress to fill tho few remain
ing weeks Of the late John B. Rice's tarm- The
foremost aspirant ia Mr. Barney G. Caulheld.
the Congreesman-elect fthe Peoples party in
this district, who is extremely anxious to secure
this short term for the advantages it will gain
him when he enters upon tha discharge OF the
duties for which no Was elected These are go
obvious, and 50 certain to prove Of benefit tobls
district, that hardly any one has had the heart to
oppose him. Since the withdrawal Of Mr. George
". Kimba1k, until within the last day or two, it
has been thought he would have the field all to
himself. But within E very brief space Mr.
"HoRsR EDDY
has cautered himself ont from the obscurity OF
his State street horse-mart, whence an un-
grateful people exhibited no disposition to call
him, aud has appeared upon the track, fEisky
and exuberant ready to dispute the brief honors
OF the Office with him.
The announcement that this old war-nag would
enter the lists was first made in TIE TRIBUNE OF
yesterday, and though, perhaps, large portion
Of the citizens OF Chicago looked upon it al m
exquisite piece Of burlesque, or an attempt to
create little election excitement for the
..bo7s, "of which they. would hp unjnstly de-
priyed If Barney had to go it alone Horse
bristles with resolution and will actually change
his shirt for the better, black bis stogas and ap
pear to-day as an independent candidate. He 10
his enthus1astio friends, :" florsa" SAWS he would
not say neigh" ana, assured by Them Of his su-
perior fitness, and convinced Of the injustice Of
withholding his great taleuts from his country
BY employing them in the discovery
@ eases iikelv to attack the nobla horse,
he has determined to 70 to Congress and look
aftAr Bill kaug, Sam Wa-d, and tho Louisiana
MONEY
from these enthusiastic friends is flowing in
upon him AZ if they were each the owner OF q
bonanza. He has already am4esed the snm4 Of
$500, and.l1 the campaign cosrs little more than
this, the balance is promised from the, salne
sources,
Yeste1day there mas
GREAT ACTIVITY
at tha State street horae-mart. The "lnde-
pencent candidate ," was surrounded by choice
lot Of adherents, who we're sorting out votes, de-
Gliding as to their most effective distributlon and
proffering advice as to, the surest method. Of
making it. uncomfo1tab1y warm for Barney:
Every horse comprising the stock Of the mart
wss placed at tile disposal OF, Jealous 1aborers,
who scu1ried here and there scattering ballots
2H LQlEk As lS6f6h AZ f4<sHo 4AhoA oa1
they are, particularly numerous. Aud al the
preparations ara made for stubborn and bitter
resistance to the base1ess pretensons OF
BARNEY cAULF1KLD.
The friends OF tho latter, in the meanwhile,
have by no means been idle. Whether they ap-
prehend any real damage from the aaven of the
great horse-dealer is pos distinctly knoWu, bat
II is certain they are making preparation sde-
quato to q lively opposition. Barney and hls
friends, AMONG whom wore Carter Il: Har-
Mrf .1raffca Wa1Ah
and Peter Smith rallied at the Pacitc Hotel last
evening, and compared notes to see il every
thing needful had been been attended TO- It
Yas found that the votes had been judicioualy
distributed; the judges Of election looked
after: thaticket peddiers appointed, and that
all necessary details had been carried out.
Last evening it. was discovered that Three
Weeks Congressman was not looked upon ~
bad thing by
THIRD PARTY.
In fact it was found that the short Congress
e1onal term was coveted BY hfr. J. n. Valiette,
LAWYER living in Naperville. who had gotten out
ballots announcing himself as an Independent
candidate, and had putin considerable work LOT
himself in the country portion OF ne oist5act:
As the vote. have not reached the. city. and as
he has not before been heard OF, his movement
| is looked upon as pleasant diversion with
which ho has right to au1uBe himself Il he pays
Tor it. Yesterday the Cook County Executive
COMMITTEES issued the following
II the Members of ths Peopies onposition party IN
he First Congressional Dstrict: We the undersigned,
q ts e the Of
submitting 10 the approval Of The electors tha name Of
the Hon. Bernard g. Csul6eld, as , candidate and
nominee Of the purity TO fiji the une1ptred term OF Tue
Hon John B. Rice in ths present Congress. Tho mag
ninccnt demonstration Of popular approval gwen 70
MIR. Caudeld It the late election and ths fact that no
Hons upon which he secured your support has con
yneed that it would 30 waste Of time aud money
l. We therefore heartily recommend Mr. Cau1neld 81
nominee Of the Peoples Opposition party for your
votes at the election on Saturday next the 23a inss
(Sipned by tho members Of the Committed
I For the information Of the voting public,
| TIE PoLLHa-PLAcEs
are herewith published:
Frst Engine-horse On Dearborn street, near
Second Hard-corner of Van Buren, street and Filth
Iaird Hard-Ho. s62 Slate street. =:
| Fourth Wcrd-No. 932 State street.
FiTh Hard-corner Of T~enty-ntnth street and
siIth Ha1d-So. $40 Arcber avenue and Hea!ey Hal,
SsrenM H4yd-No. . canalport .ven.,e, and north
asst corner Of Blue Island avenue and Twentyaecond
Hpus Park-y:llage Hau- s
| Ldke-Town HILL
j In Lyons, Riverside, Lamont, Palos, Worth,
.alumet, Bremen, O1land, Thornton. Eich, and
| ,loom tina same places "a at the November cleo
lon.
/ Laty pudtey's JeWcIs.f
lady Dudley, whom the lght-dngered gentry
| hye iust relieved Of her diamonds, is celebrat-
rcr her beauty. She is one Of the dauehters
{, s,r Thomas and Lady Loulsa nonere'fle, and
scs1ns the second wife OF Lord Dudley nine
ssss . ago. Lady Dudley. jewels had become in
.me ssr: public furniture. NTH which every one
10 10 h%s attended international exhibitions dur d,
+; the past ten years has become iamln!af. - re