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, 1875-10-27

10 compel this Hing to open md let him iny
II would appehr SO from the faci that l,e las
go14c into it md Inns joined with the culrnp.
tionists in thcIr schemes. Tho hottlncas OF
liz lint. however, should only !mpresa the
Republicans with tie Necessity Of equal
l,ollncss III meeting II. II il now NIL tie
snure necessary flint they should organize
combinations Of skiilful mil courageous cha!-
lcngcrs who nrr moi afrHdd to meet tho MtKE
Mc1}oSA1.ps nnd ConconAxa nj tho Orposi-
lion pnrty, n,,d Offend tic purity Of tho tal.
lnt-hoSrs against thc'r fraudulent dcsig1s:
who will tally every vote lint IN cast; WHO
will watch these boxes from the first to tho
last: md who will use their best efforts to- gunr-
autce tie tcople Of this city the right to vote.
, 1875-10-27

The first hnlf column Of Mr.. 1fEs1S0's let
devotoI to the exposition Of tho fact that he
1IEs1So) does not like ". +. SroEEY, Of the
Times. II this was intended for the private
information Of The editor OF The TRIBUNE, it
was unnecessary. VIC already had MI i'm
preston That AIr. HEs1sa il not particularly
fond Of A1r. STonEy, nnd docs not loyo lin
with that fervont attachment which. close
neigllbor and fellow editors ought 10 feel
for eacIn other. There hnyu been occasional
illusions, ono to tho other, in their respective
papers which must hnre revealed this
state Of things to pretty much ovory
observing person. Mr. HEs1So, haying
joined the Opposition party, crowded Mr..
SToHEY out Of it. This was unkind, nnd Mr..
HEsrSo feels that peculiar ani1nosity toward
MIR. SronEY that man always feels toward
another whom he has wrongc,l. Tho eilitor
of THE Tn1nuSEs has also fnint impression
TINT hIr. STonEI entertnins neai1sBt Mr.. .lIls-
ING about tho Aanle sort Of sentiment TINT A[r.
1IEslSo cnterlaina against Mr.. SronEy. 1twnu,
therefore, work of anporeroGntion for Mr..
HEs1Hf7 to address long letter to tho ctlitor
Of The TRIBUNE to set forth their mutual
coldness. 1t is very saa, VIC confess bnt,
for tho lifo Of III, VIC emit sec how wo Mrp to
help it, but in tho causo Of bro.l,erly lovo
VIC aro willing to act nron any practicable
suggestion Mr.. HEs1S<s may u.nko to settle
tie difficulty.
, 1875-10-27

AR. 1TEs1sa is eHtitled 10 tllo distinction
Of having introduced into shp local politics
Of this city tho practice Of assrssing the sub
ordinate employees Of tho various city and
county departments, undcr tile penalty III
discharge, to contribute to the campnign
fund to elect him County Treasurer, This il
another step in tho direction Of New York
Tanmany md TwrrD politics. It is thu
most vicious anil also the most ,lcspotic cx-
erciue Of political power. That men work.
Ing for $40, $50, aud 800 month should
ho compelled to contribute percentage
of their stipend, or givc up their
places - the most outrageous mis,lsc
Of party1~patronage. It was proposed
to oxtend fhis assessment through the Police
aud Fro Departments, but Superintendent
H1cKzy and Marshal DESSER havo protested
against it as unjust. This protest is likely to
be- oyerridden by The yngalond crowd Of ta1-
cnters about tho City Hall, who cannot zee
why tho policemen and ilrcmen should l,a
permitted to escape, whom clerks and under
lings in tho Board OF Public Works, City COL
lector's Office, Couptrol1er'a Office, ETC., who
receive no moro pay, are obliged to contrib
ute or quit. There cnn DO no aurcr evidence
than this that the departments nro now
filled, Or are to be filed, with political lstn-
mora or hangors-on, got together for uxe at
n1na&tnpo
, 1875-10-27

Virginia City, Nov, the great crntre ot
silver bullion product on, the location of Bio
Bonanza, Ophir, Consolidated Virginia, a,.d
other great mines, has been visited with a
severe calamity In the share Of destructive
contlagration. Tho ontiro busincss and
thickly-settlcd portion OF tho city WINS ycster-
day laid waato, including all Tho hotels,
churches, newspaper offices, publiu build.
ings, telegraph anil express Offices, stores, aul
business places, md involving total loss es.
timatea In our Into dispatches ut $a,tN0,.
600. At ono time thers was great danger
that all tho mining works, mills, and build
ings would 10 swept oway, and tho 1nine'
rendered. worthless for months to como, bn
this disaster WINS happily avertet1 In grea
part The eiliction Mt best in O terrible one
the flames having made 10, 900 people homo
1ess,
, 1875-10-27


however, NO find this samc ar. 1traiS's nj
the hcad of their tclset. nnl ut tho hcad o'
tho organization HulTortcd hy this san,'
criminal. corrupt. sicits1s. anil dangerous
clnss wi,icl, Int recently ho No Justly atl'
severely denounced In tcriua which he nlenc
eafl tso in their full tiGor nntl will, their full
effect This aboninable clasa in nt WAT will,
nit the material interests Of society. It llna
no interes. In common with TINT Of the gen.
oral welfare or the public good. It l,a4 Its
arm raised against everything Tint is respect
nte mud its hand III the pocket Of every mnn
who has sloltar honestly rarncd. Mr., Hrs.
rsa. wlo lrfl thr Republican r'arty without
ta,,sc ii now tlm clief III the political organ.
;;atnu cf thiS criminal class. f,l nj the lend
Of t1rir tiekrt.
III his pAst days Mr. 1IEs1Sc las hect,
prominent because of his opposition to
MI illibcral principle, founded Oil tile
exclusion Of persons OF foreign birth from
Office. We now fud lin, the chief can<l<tnt,'
Oil n ticket composed exclusively Of persons
of foreign hir.lI. II Ticket OH wtiel. no person
Of American birth was permitted plarc.
Mr.. 1IrstSo hns tr,thfully denounced num-
hers Of his own principal supporters Us
scoundrcls md thieves: he holds them
personally in tho utmost contempt, aud lie
knows them to be u,nitigate,l rascnls un-
worthy to be trusted with my political au-
thority yet lie il the candidate and political
chief Of these Ratno fellows. In this oxtrnor-
linary contluct lsc has lisgnsted his persona
friends, and more thau tlisgusted MI lis former
politicd associates. lie has, in consorting with
tlis dsreputahlo crowd. acted treacherousty
towards his old friends. trcacherously towards
the party l,e abandoned nnd trcacherously to
the great body Of the citizens w1lssc interests
are to 10 betrayed into tho hands Of this or
gnnization, Mt the hcnd Of which Mr.. HEsrso
is now found. The new 1eaguo by which
tho inmates of the Rl1tms of the city arc to be
placed In authority to tax. and to spend. and
10 elect, to rule aud 10 govern, is tho work Of
his hands,
The editor Of TnE TRIBUNE 1las been gritved
at tho conduct Of Mr.. HEs1So. and the more
particularly because Of the absence of my
rational motive therefor. Hnd 1ir. 1IEs,So
been bally involved in hia business, Ind ho
:. been in danger Of losing tho ynluablo prop
erty he Ind accumulated, tllero might
havo been suggestion TINT ho was
influenced thereby to seek Office aut1
arrest t1.e impending calamity. but
oven this condition Of affairs does not exist,
necordiug to his own declaration. Tie in above
nll pec,tniary want, as be declares; beyond nil
danger Of bankruptcy ; he il rich, o. lie
shows, ind the legal salary of his Office ca,l
, 1875-10-27
lima not changed his opinion, will he riao mil
csrnin wEnt l'o thinks OF Tho company le il
In? It wou1l he rather refreshing rcal;no

a Cincinnati reporter exploring among lin
"rfeko MID dtlft cnHt aHIuEa by tho tidal war.
IN nh.u Inns Uncovered tho Remains Of R,.,
cAhf. Wfn' collected atld utorropsted Oh III.
enb}ocs Of tho defeat of ra3.rern,liat,op, III.
EomotnH CHARGED It to tho ri gIoua at,est;o,
assa It ~nn til" votes IT tho tlrnm-s,'ina apau,,
him. bcesn~o Ut hin tomperauco trinciplcs, ,L,.
kopt him bc!lltl hss tirhst. Az IL tho fatura =,
thu rag-infant tho 1scmans IN rl,'ppsr stylo oh.
stryMl:
The future OF Tim party ia full Of promlsr sns A
hne. Tia war against the National Bank n,,,,n.r,
wIk mi teIao mill u ~ oytrlhtnwn nil The n.1e
rlrrelcy II restored tn the tiosernmct, Thu rrn u
my %frot,ai atnGIttdn will Er cI when thn itnrn.s
ishe nnttsA understand tin cn,stcs al tl,cis ,,.
inrlnnc,. md nrt!t thu remedy .hrusL tho balos
loS. They knew little IT mo win au1,nu,n thot ~
tt,l7 rnrt rt,ts1ieralious influences nv n,tt,
atinn. y abandonment Of tic HrruIJe.i. % par:sis
tl'n zenith 1f Its power, null my atlhcr n to H.
lrnoerHttc arty III the ioycstJ Of Itt Influence, ou.h
10 Indicate ths Integrity Of my notivs. Though H.
ur rLtic tE,fy "rnntl a.ay lno "a hun,lrra 1tn ~
sc' NJ trnst In II t,cc,nRc of ny enr,o,t
.lt UPON It's SUCCESS depeutis tho lcretuy ut fEe.
Eoseti1l4ltnt. '"
, 1875-10-27

The FRturn1: has nlrcatly announced in it's
telegraphic columns the accommodation by
tho poro Of Jous 1lrKrr., tho ncwly-cccte.1
tTanscnist 1lishop Of Tlanrletn. also Of Arch.
bishop ltEycAMrs, who consecrntcd him. and
NIL WHO took part in tl,e ceremony. The TX
communication Of tho In,lseriRt Hsholra at.l
Arch''sfors IL nothlny new. It is prcrog-
ntivo which tho Pope regularly exercises, mil
the Janseniass regularly endure with sercnity.
Will" l'o goea Oh communicating thcy e,
OH or'laining, aud tho process vii! prohnl,ly
Inst until thu end of lime. Tho ,1ansenlsts
t1atc back to 1921. When ConELtra JASsEa,ua.
Bishop Of SIroa believing TINT the Catholic
Church Ind departed FROM tho doctrines Of
tile old Church, especially Mt regarded
the Augs1atinian doctrine Of irresistible
graco anil absolute election, eIrccct1
Il successful scl,ism which las been main-
taincd to this slay. They lnyc maintained
their hierarclsical organization in Holland
notwithstanding the opposition of tic yati-
eau, while in other Europeau countries mnny
Of them have yielded to the l'nrnl bulls
Which hnye bccn hurled at tl,cn1. IN 1ia;.
the Archbishop of Utrecht WIS consecra.etl
by the Bishop Of Babylon. Frnnch Bishop
in 7arsibus, who WAS hiding as n fugitive
in Amsterdam. In 1879, the Bishop Of De-
venter, then tho only surviving Janscniss
Bishop, consecrated tho first Old Catholic
Bishop Of Germany, and in 1871 tho Jan-
senist Church Of Utrecht, numbering ZOO,
ioinod them. The attitude Of tho .1at,aenisty
towards the Holy Sec is, in point Of fact,
almost identical with TINT of tho Old Cnth-
nlire
, 1875-10-27

Tho man who invented statistics need
never expect to be canonizcd by st. Louis;
lie lies inflicted too many injuries upon that
unfortunate city. The latcst ontgrowth Of
tho infamous system Of compiling figures for
future reference is apparent in the records Of
the poEt-Of1ieo Department, which show TINT
s'nring the Inst fiscal year Tho sala Of postage
r'amps in Chicago realized more than double
the amount Of tho sales in st. Louis, tho
figures being, respectively, $9o3,oo0 and
9i4D,uO0.
, 1875-10-27

It is announced TINT Gu1uonn will be buried
on thu stl, Of November, six years from thu
day he died, II tue melancholy Danc wero
to chnN Il Montreal gravedigger Of today he
would doubtless liter tho form Of his queR-
ton md nsk: How long will man liz
s.1,oyo ground err he rot z
, 1875-10-27
pEn50NAL,

r..
a' =" :. ~, ,,.,,a,
t"'ao ooo"' " n'' 1'ou'e' 10 ~ So.
Tne Hon. +. t. Woodbridge OF 'e's'uN'''
VIZ Is Al t'o e1ofh'aa.
Posk'na u. took and Se1h fafkeF' 's'' " A
ton. atop At LILO saeF'aan. ......,
ueu. Joo Hooker will spend tue SUMMER NJ 'D'
Hot Springs Ut Virginia.
Edward Ea,l. Of Paris. and o. c. "heels'' o.
New York, are At tho Palmer.
James M. Trio, United 8tatos Consul u
Kingston, Can, s.opa 1t the Pacific.
The Hon, James X. Kelly. United statcs SEQ
ator fr5m Oregon. is guest At the Gardner.
1,,o pr,v,aarco m r, journal. of which
sono,or Ant,,ony i. two.th,rds ovuor, elssrA
$40. .0UD INIT wear.
William NJ, E,arts and lord r1ouStton NJ
nnt,er ria mIn.trat,ons of Iii. Uoaches II
pl.month c,,u,o,, L,ut snni1sY.
n,,,,, w.,,.,.,s .,,o,,.,,,. ,ccopt1y eold Il
ran." 1. 49, ,'1e'' ~ 80 ~ 49,. 1hov co.t hIs ID
mi, s,a d., an,,,o,, IL, dov, oouo by,
- -. 1...,,. -. Inn, in vaahlpstos
tA'eoua'ol !1at'A1' 1As ,l's.s p. .,snca tn Cvlo
..,s ~" 's,'a. p ~, H., 1ts inv.td uiis aad
'"aos "A''o ~ "''' '0'<' '''4
'ou' 1u,,n.ba,s,
tiens. Frank Smith, Boston, .; a. a. ''. .na iii
, 1875-10-27

a number Of Gor,nan Bishops, grown wenry
with maintaining tito unequal strife against
the Government, have appealed to tho yati-
ca' Tor advice rs to tho policy they should
p''rsno in order to bring about cessation of
hostihtles. carlinal AsrosEL11 replies by
torwarding circular to all tho German Risil-
ops. inviting Rn expression Of their views ~
TO tue means calculated to secure the restora-
ton OF in understanding between the Gov
eEnnlcnt and tho Eriscopncy,
, 1875-10-27

for common to primo Cattle were dnl! md
wsnk. Sheep were steady. On Saturday
evening Inst there was in Rtoro In This city
ot,GGS bu whcnt. 1.3tl.l2l bll corn, +3f.391
In oats. 117,ta9 bu ryc. md 3o!'.17f hs' bnr-
Icy. Ono hundred dollars in gold would buy
&ll5.:IO in glccnbncks Mt the close.
, 1875-10-27

In his open letter addressed to the editor
Of The TR1nuSE. through the columns Of the
Staats-txitung, Mr.. 4. c. HEs1sa says:
II ia we'll remembered TINT, In lb7l, Mr. JosEpn
MEn1LL personally, In Ito Fire. rroofn COMMITTEES,
urged Ms. JULIAN NuMsEr'n nomination for County
Treasurer. utnu shs resy grountl t,at Mr. Rr.sEy,
having suffered great lonsea by Tue fire, needed tho In
Ut That ulcu In orer to retrieve lH fortune, II
that argument sir,A thcn why Eluu1l It ts mn
sound now7 The aame great fire which cauacd Mr..
jCLlA. nuAaEYs !osseR Ia aa0 at the bottom 1f tho
Losses Of 4. g. HEs1No. II Ar. JOSEPH MEp1LI then
considered the County Treasuzershp Legitimate pou-
ce for wounds caused by the great fire, Why should
10 now deem 1t an iliceitlfnato one:
l1r. EEs1So mikes several 1nsatatementB in
the foregoing. 1Ie has no personal knowl-
edge Of what he atl}r1ns, as he was not in the
United States ut the time the q Fise.Proof ;"
Ticket was nude up and placed before the
voters. The facts are these, according to tho
record: Tho city and county ticket Of 1871
was produced by the joint action Of. tho Re-
publican md Democratic Central Committees.
There was a general feeling that party uo1n-
nations should not be mado in tho face Of
the awful calamity Which Ind bofallen
Tie city, Tho Republican Central Committee
held meeting In the Higis-School building
about teu or twelve days after the tire to
consider tho nlyisabilty OF calling party
convention. They invited largo number Of
leading Republicans to meet with them for
consultation. Tie editor of T1tE ThlnrsE
VIM present by invitation Mt this preliminary
meeting. The names Of no candidates were
mentioned or canvassed on that OCCASION;
md he WAS present at no Other meeting Of
the Central Committee, nor at any meeting
Of the ~ Firc-proof Committee"
1t was agreed by the respective Central
Committees of tho Republican and Demo-
cratic parties not 10 call party conventions, but
to nominate Union ticket, to be composed
both Of Republicans and Democrats. Iu tho
division Of the places on this Union ticket
tho Democrats claimed tie right to designate
tho candidate for City Treasurer. which was
conceded by the Republican Central Commit
tee, and they presented the nalne Of d. A.
| GAaE for that Office III the choies Of the
Democracy. Tho County Treasurer was aB-
signed to the Republicans aud tho Republi-
cal, Central Committee selected Mr. u. II.
HAM, who received II votes; Mr.. AIErzEE
got votes, and Alr. NuMsEr 3 votes.
Tho next tay, Oct. o5, the same Com
nittee met aud reconRidered tho nomination
Of 3lr. Ham ION the ground that he waa nj.
really holding good oilice), by vote Of II
ayes to 4 noes, and then substituted the
nhme OF Mr.. Pull WApswonTu by Q votes for
him to for ME1zkE, anil 9 for JULIAN g.
RuMsKY. On Oct. y, tho Republican Con.
tral Committee held another meeting, al
which hIr, URAtNAnu, OF Evanston. moved tc
, 1875-10-27

The ts.IcikVHJ OF ycstcnlny continued
nlctter in English from Mr.. 4. e. lIrs1su to
the editor Of THE Cu1cAoo TRIBUNE Wo
confess m inability to understand why the
1eatcr was written ut all, or why it was nd
dressed rs 1t WAS. Tho editor Of TUE CHICAGO
TRIBUNE il not q candidate for County Ircas-
alrcr nor candidate for any other Office.
The CHICAGO TEInCSE hHs not charged Mr..
HEs1So with being bankrupt, nor doeBit
propose to make any such charge. It has
not objected to Mr.. HEs,sa being a canlisia.e
for County Treasurer, or for my other
Office it hns not accused him Of being n
candidate becaugo lie in in debt and TilE
Tribune concades thai Mr.. HEsNa's right to
such an Office Ia in 10 wise dependent upon
his being in or out Of debt. TfloHe aro mat
ten, personal to himself. Mr.. 1lEstSo at great
labor cxpiains his financial condition in detail,
showing that lis ability to pny lsis debts dol
1ar for dollar tloes not depend on Ills election
to Office and that ns bis debts fall due he will
be amply prepared to pay them; that, oven if
compelled to pay all his debts now, he coull
do 80 without parting with but compara-
lively s,nal! interest in the Staass-Zfitung,-
oue Of tho most prosperous newspaper cstab-
lislnnent6 in the country. No person cap
rejoice more than the editor Of THE CHICAGO
TAInuSE does In knowing that blr. Hrs
nos financial ntalrs are III such a
favorable condition. md tile editor Of
THE TRIBUNE congTatnlates Mr.. HEs1sn on
Lis being able to thus honorably discharge
a1l his obligations, despite his losses, without
the sacrifice Of Ills newspaper property anu
Of his elegant family INFUSION.
Tho editor of THE Tn1BCNE fails to see
wherein his personal affairs have my bearing
, 1875-10-27

Tho Fourth Senatorial District Of New York.
wlsicl' IL unw Tho theatre Of the Btuggs between
Jona sloREIHt e. na tho champion Of honest r.
form. aud JonS Fox. tho lammal,y nominee, Il
the d!strct in Which TWEED, just prior to going
to Tho ren!tentia,y. was elected to the ataA
Ecnnt0.
, 1875-10-27

Congressman FILE, ol tho Fourth Tennosses
District, wno tlieu Gu Saturday WAS elected li't
December to fill the vacancy occaaiouca by shs
death Of tho lion. JUN r.. Head, elecsod IL
August Of TINT year. NcitLtr HEAD nor Fu1
lived after being elected TO occupy The eoas IN
CongrcHs.
, 1875-10-27

Tho Louisiana mutlJ1c will probably b.
brought mp again iu a wor4c mnd!led coudl.
tion ttlaa oycr. The Dcmouratic Central Com.
tniltco las resolved to ronoH tile srs,ggte befors
the next co1,gfosu for tue rec ,goltlon OF tha
MCENEny Government. ana has cale1 a Stats
Convention to tueet a. Now Orleans OH the atss
Wednesday in Janu4ry 10 arrange the plln Of
q: ,HI HtiuuH.
, 1875-10-27

allowing Austria to cnrye alice ont Of Italy.
wnnll my friendship" l,oll him back
The nugnrs u5ed 10 laugh will, cncl, other
while they were performing ceremonies SOL
rtn' tn lie peurle. WILLIAM md v1cron
1nny well hnvn smiled ovcr beer-mny anl
w!nc.gosH while Itnly rcjoiccl III their meet
Ing NJ guarantee nf permanent good will.
, 1875-10-27

The bronze statue Of S7oSEwALL JACKSON,
presented by English admirers to the State
1t Virginia, WINS unveiled at Richmond
yesterday, with interesting ceremonies and
exercises. of which DIR dispatches present q
fu1l nccount
, 1875-10-27

The ofIical vote of Ohio for Govarnor,
with the exception Of Greene County, whose
yote Ins not get been forwarded to tho Sec
-ctary of State. gives HArEs majority over
ALLEN Of h.6lG. In 1879 Greene County
gave MOVES n majority of 1.429 over ALLEN.
, 1875-10-27


MAcSw1sEY in heard from again. To ia
the Mayor Of Dublin who took prominent
part in causing the disturbances Tint diy.
graced tho celebration Of the O'CoS-
NELL Centennial. Fired by hia success
in kicking up row there, lie is now en-
gagod In bigger scheme Of mischief. 11o
has issued programme for now party Of
the Ultramontano typo. Its motto is to be
T" Faithand Fathcrlaul," "-faitll, !. r., Church,
frat, thon fathcrland Cardinal CuL1EH, it in
said, fasoss It, and tho 's llo,ne-Nuls party,
Of whom many are pro.estants, as might
bo supposed, opposes It. Tho now
party il to insist upon sectariau eslu-
cation Of the ,nnsscs and the general
suborlination Of Etnte to Roman Church.
Its motto expresses pretty accurately tho
bano Of most efforts at Irish reform. The
factions Of Erin havo mRlo the Church first,
the Stato second aud the inevitable result
hos been that the former has thrivon and tho
latter has not. Tho defiant position Of the
MAcsw1NEE clique may lend to the organlza-
ton Of rational party, of Which tho Homo
Rulers would form the nucleus. This party
would aim Mt tho snnterial aud social regenora-
tion OF Ireland, without troubling itself about
any particular Church that claiu,s to own tho
island and its people.
, 1875-10-27

Politics tllreaton to ruin tho reputation Of tho
Hen JoIIy Mol.gt1s ,EY also. The other nialt 1t
all anti-Ialnnany meeting, gang Of Doss
kHt1y's h,rcA rouehs droye him OIL tbs plat.
tnrfn. Int not lload did llo bteak. and non Lii
prestige M lighting man wRucs, aud BID con'
atItucntH rant to know whut Jol1s il good for,
nliYlioY
, 1875-10-27

nArrR ar trrfcrf!7t6t HtYAFtH r. ArFAFcE1.
rr.tn~r rrfunfh mt thIa 0fFlce.
t3ay Ettinu .rAid roar. h. no
Fart # ytarht sam9 rata
ktt].f Ia n1y @t!ittttr wEEKA nr.....,. 1,tO
! ul,hn. E.Ilitpt' lHr.Lry HI HGiIktaus Aptlle
hhEht.
fn. WHnki1. pos -Phna. 5cat........ ....... U.J0
FArs Of rear al >Atne rhtn.
wFrHLf EulrfoN roS1rAtn.
stnHf'py. % 5sAr. .m
HF' p"i
Club OF twenty per Ito
Tho postage II ID cants ycar. Which will l,rspar
Specimen col3rs rcnt free.
TurraEcnt tlelsy md n,isitkcs, Ia tnre and giec
faE'-oee addro's hi fu1t, including State anl County!
hctntaCces may he made rtIher by draft Ell resi-
Fost-oce order, or III Registered frcra II or riHk.
TERAH TO CTR srNscH,rrNa.
Daily, delivered. Sunday escrt It'd, ~ crns PR ~tes
Daily. delivered, Sunday nrltdr1. 10 rcns rr wses.
A4ltirsaa THE TRIBUNE CuMfASy,
Garner tfniison hnl prarsoru als.. cAlr1Io, Ill
, 1875-10-27

The Ciuciunati Enquirer Wants "nofs
mouey," a.tll more than It did bcfore the elee'.
ton, sild therefor calls without coaslng. Ina
bets which tho nombera OF tho Enquirer atea
made OH ALLEs are beng called III.
, 1875-10-27

The registration of votest closed in Now fork
OIL Saturday. Tho total registry In the city Ii
1881. being 1881 less tLau hast yeas. Ia tho
Fontth Senatorial District, whore. owing to tue
ct.ntost between JoHS htonnlBsEY and JoHx
Fox, tho political oxcltemont IL highest, thlltY
ought muro sosors are Registered than #afs l1st
wear.
, 1875-10-27

tho official canyass Of tho vote In Connccs!ers
ahowa tho adoption Of the constitutional amend.
mrnts changing tho tino Of t.o elections anu
empowering tho legi4tan1rcoy atwo-thlfds To's
to 1estolo forfeited eloctofat franchises
, 1875-10-27

WrLD0R's COR, LIVER oil AND L1NE-TIfE
Epat popularity NJ this a1h etfrarip1a prrpafxiiLn
T. nfonp attributable 10 t+ intn.ic WORTH In th' euro
VI coughs. codp as'hna. btonchitl.. ~hnotnz c2Hgh
70 supcsot eo:l !ct NJ ons neglect he sa,,y .!T s
w allori1tu n complaints hr rliat fang.. "f throat
Mannfnc ure, nnr h5 A. Il. WILB0H. ehRls iIo'tun+
Sold by al Er1r
, 1875-10-27

ADELrl1I TtIEtTnE--ncarhorn atrett. corner
Monsoc. Variety performances. Afternoon and oycuihg.
, 1875-10-27

MOODS MUBEuM-s1onroe street. betwceu Dear
horu an State, "'Fha HOtnnnCe Of EHu Tower
Afternoon Apl pruninE.
, 1875-10-27

cnmr cf tint Office in or3ar tn rarievr his
fortune. il utterly erroneous, nn1 IL either
tho rrtslnc! of naisinfor.nntion or pure in,-
Rt,iisatjon,
, 1875-10-27
Gbr Gbifanp Gfibu11t.


Grecnbacks at tho New York Gold Ex.
change yesterday opened at 81 md closed
at So, the two extremes Of tho t1ay.
, 1875-10-27

MCCORMICK tlAtL-North C1ark Ftseet cornrr Of
Kinzis. Entertainment by Izof. Pepper. Afternoon
End evening.
, 1875-10-27

1tooLETH THEATRE-Rnd'irh, street. set wee,
Clark and I.asaiic. Ei{ iyFurnt of tue California
MinfsrCA, Aft. riuou aud cfchtng