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A Biz Thief Punished.

... NEW IoRK, July 2.
Alexander Hamilton, ex-treasurer of Jer-
sey City, indicted FOR embezzliug SAC, goo
in bonds and $32, 900 in money, pleaded
gnilty to-day aud was sentenced to three
years in the state prison and pay 81 ,000
fine. Suit is now pending against bonds
men for the amount cmbezzed.
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OFFICE OF CHIEF OF DEPARTMENT. !
NEW YORK, June 9Th, 1874.

DEAR SIR-Your favor OF the 4th inst re-
questing my Views as TO the practicability and
efficiency OF the Babcock Fire Engines. is at
hand. In reply, would say, the Engines are
light, well-Inade. and can be used Instantly on
reaching a fire, thus avoiding the delay OF a
rev moments In the beginning which is often
so disastrous. Having the advantage or using
valuable In districts where the supply is linn
lied. In the annexed district, where water in
large quantities cannot readily be had, they
nave done excellent service, and are our main
reliance. We now have six of them in service.
II is perfectly feasible to extlngu,sh fires with
them In the upper stories or very high build
ings. The elasticity OF the fluid and the light.
ness OF the hose. enable the pipe-men to ascend
quickly and operate, without, in the least
damaging goods on the floors below.
Yours, very truly,
ELI BATES, Chief OF Dept.
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TAGGART-In Stockbridge, June 18TH, Trad
Taggart. aged 10 years.
CURTls-in Gaysville, June LIST, John Curtis,
aged SO years.
WILSON-In Sherburne, Juae Path, Ella, Wife
OF Lyman Wilson, aged 20 years.
GREEN-At Bellows Falls, June 28th, Anna
Amory Green, aged 5S years, widow OF the late
ter OF the late Nathaniel Tucker, esq, OF hos
ton, and mother OF Edward H. Green OF Lon
don,
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On Sunday, at the Baptist church, there
will be preaching by the pastor at 1O.45 a.
M, and a Sabbath school concert at 7:30
p. m. Rev. J. X. Richardson will preach
at West Rutland at 5 D. m.
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Weather Probabilities.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINGToN. July 2-Sp. IN.
For the Middle and Eastern states, fall
Ing barometer, winds shifting easterly and
southerly, cool, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather with rain areas in the former and
the southern portion of the latter.
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Town Destroyed by a Tornado.

OMAHA, Neb., July 2.
Mail advices state that the entire village
of Meridian, jefferson county, Nebraska,
was totally destroyed by tornado, on last
Saturday. Alexandria, a small town in the
same county, was also badly damaged. No
loss of life. .-
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Chr Rutland daily Glohe.
SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1875.

Advertisers wiii please hand in their matter at as
eariv an hour IN the afternoon az convenient. BY
90 doing they ,ciu give more time 10 arrange and
properiy display them, than If taken at late hour
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Railroad Opening.

The formal opening OF the Barre railroad
will take place on Monday next, at Barre.
The programme includes an address OF
welcome by L. L. French of Barre pro-
cesson, and short speeches by Hon. c. w.
Willard, Rev. N. N. Glazier Hon. i. p.
Walton, Hiram Atkins, and others.
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Struck by Lightning.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 2.
Three young men in Milton county, on
Wednesday, while threshipg wheat in a
field, were struck by lightning and instant
ly killed.
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The Tweed Of Confidential Clerks.

New YORK, July 2.
a Philadelphia dispatch says that the
swindling operations of Alexander Irwin,
confidential clerk of Henry G. Morris, late
ly bankrupt, reach in the aggregate 81 200, =
900. In two consecutive months his oper-
atoms reached 100000 in two transactions,
and another transaction of $4,000 is de-
veloped. Irwin has invested heavily in real
estate, and lives in grand style in fashion
able quarter of the city.
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A Fine Monument.

Friday we were shown fine monument
to be placed on the lot of Mr.. George X.
Weed, deceased. 1t is to stand on base
of granite, four feet six inches square and
one foot thick. The die and shaft, CON-
posed of five pieces, are OF Concord On. H.
granite, quite light in color and, at short
distance, has the appearance of marble.
On the base of the die is the name "Weed,"
sunken and gilded, as are the other inscrip-
lions while on the same face is the fol-
lowing inscription
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unhesltatlngly recommend them as unsur-
cities, towns and villages. No other can be
brought into such instant use, or with greater
eject In extinguishing fires. 1 have put out
1res with your Engine, at different places, In
from one to ten minutes time, which promised
70 assume the proportions of disastrous confia-
grations.
BENZ. BULLWINKLE,
Chief OF Patrol, Chicago, Illinois.
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The Tunnel Under State Control.

SPRINGFIELD, July g.
State Manager Prescott assumed formal
control of the Troy and Greenfield railroad
and lIoosac tunnel yesterday. He is TO
have his headquarters at Greenfield.
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FIRST PAGE--The Book Canvasser; One
Eyed Justice Finding out the Secret; In
Brief.
FOURTH PAoE-The Chevalier D'Eon.
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Advent Church.

There will be no preaching Sunday in
the Advent church on account of the tent
meeting at Northam. Prayer and confer
ence meeting at 1915 a. m.
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By the Gable.
RECOVERING.

RECOVERING.
LONDON, July 2.
Lady franklin is still alive, and is re-
portsd to be slowly improving
ARRIVED.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 2.
The steamship Ohio from Baltimore.
QUEENSTOWN, July 2.
Steamships Scytha and Cornwall from
New York.
TIE FLOODS IN FRANCE.
PAHis, July ?.
1t is estimated thai the destruction of
property by inundation in the southwest.
ern portion of this country will amount tc
800, 900, 900 francs. The number of per
sons who persisted is estimated at 5000
President MacMahon continues his toui
through the inundated district.
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Trinity Church.
BAPTIST Church.

Evening prayer, without sermon, at $3.50
on the Sundays in July and August.
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Murderer's Sentence COMMITTED.

ALBANY, July 2.
Gov. Tilden has commuted the sentence
of Daniel Doran, who was to be executed
at Lockport, TO Imprisonment for life.
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MAR HIAG ES.

ROBINSON -HOWE-In Bridgewater, June ~.
by Rev. Allen Damon, Orange y. Robinson
and Ellen Howe, daughter OF Deacon j. Is.
Howe.
BRoWN-EARLE-In Plymouth, June Goth, by
Rev. Thomas Baldwin, Allen j. Brown and
ELLEN E Earle.
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From New York.
ADRITTRD TO BAIL.

New York, July /.
Duncan ID. Templeton, convicted OF
shooting his wife with intent to kill, SEN
fenced to years in the state prison, was
admitted to bail in $500 by Judge Davis in
consideration of new trial having been Or
dcred by the court of appeels.
SUIT COMMENCED.
Suit has ceen commenced in the supreme
court by the bank of Scotland, in Glasgow,
to recover from Alex Corrie & Co. $97,-
3l2, alleged to be due on drafie by the lat
ter, and accepted by John Strahan d Co.
Judge Donohuc to-day granted an attach
ment against the property of Core u Co.,
to cover the amount claimed.
RECEPTION FOR THE RlFLEMRN.
The national rifle association and the
amateur association are preparing to give
the American rifle team grand reception
on the return from Ireland.
HABEAs CORPUS.
A habeas corpus to prevent extradition
| of X. II. Wishart alias Bachelor, who is
under indictment in Philadelphia tor nego'
tiating forged bonds, was before Judge
Davis in oyer and terminer court to-day on
renewed argument. 1t was proved that
amongst papers found in Bachelor y
Co. s Office was $4,000 altered bonds. j.
| ]. Brooks of the secret service, was callet
for the defense and testified that an indict
ment had been found in Philadelphia on {
bond in question against Geo. f. Hit. DE
tective Kerns of New York, proved t
finding a quantity of letters and telegram
under the carpet at Bachelor q Co.'s OF
fee, all addressed to Geo. f. Hit. Olhe
evidence was given to support the theorl
of defense that Hit is Bachelor u Co.
aud Wishart only his employe. The cas-
was adjourned to Thursday.
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FIRE DEPARTMENT OFFICE, CITY HALL,(
BOSTON, 18th May 1874


BOSTON, 18th May, 1874.
SIR-Your letter Of the LIST inst, desiring in
formation in regard to the Babcock or Chemical
Engines, is received. and in answer will state.
we now have four OF the large engines, drawn
by horses, also three wagons carrying twelve
each or the portable Extlngulshers, which have
been run In this department for year and
more. And, sir, / sincerely believe that we
could dispense with the same number OF Steam
Fire Engines with as perfect safety to our city.
as TO dispense with the Chemical Machines.
NY re asons for this statement are as follows:
These Machines are light, easily and quickly
taken TO the building On fire. The Engine on
the instant OF Its arrival, without waiting TO
connect TO the Migrant or reservoir, is ready
for immediate service. The hose being light is
easily brought TO bear on the fire, and is COM
petely under the control or the pipe men, who
can play or stop 1t instantly. Also in high
buildings that contain valuable goods, II the
nre is In the upper stories, the merchandise is
not injured or deluged with water.
To appreciate the valuable qualities OF the
Machine, they have but to be seen ut q work.
ing fire. remain yours, etc.
[Signedl, WIN. A. GREEN,
Chief Engineer. B. +. d.
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They have already rendered valuable SER
vices In connection with our Fire Department
In many instances heartily recommend their
all water.
L. G. MEGRUE,
Chief Engineer Cincinnati Fire Department
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THE RUTLAND DAILY GLOBE,

Monday the Holida. at Washington.
VA. .INGToN, July ..
Monday will be obs. we'd as aholday
here; and all departments will be closed.
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PILLS TO JULY LIST are now ready and
ID will be sent out at once. Parties will
oOlge US by responding early.
HARRIS CLARK.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
.TILT0K---BEECHER.
HOW THE GREAT TRIAL ENDED
THE JURY DISCHARGED.
NINE FOR BLECHER, THREE FOR
TILTON.
SCENES IN THE COURT ROOM.
.TILT0N..-BEECHER.
HOW THE GREAT TRIAL ENDE1
SCENES IN THE COURT ROOM.
THE CASE CLOSED.

BROOKLYN, July2.
At 11;17 a. m. the jury came into court,
which was densely crowded, and stated
that they were unable to agree, when they
were discharged. The jury stood nine for
the defendant to three for the plaintiff.
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BABCOCK EXTINGUISHERS AND ENGINES
Aare power Of themselves and the very best
auxiliary yet known to well regulated Fire
Department
W. N. NASH, Chief Of Battalion.
, 1875-12-12
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

Oscar Charleston, indicted eome weekR ago for
illegal voting, was yesterday arrested and placed
in Jail.
Several Committee meetings rero held ysster-
day, but no business beyond tha auditing OF bills
Was transacted.
The Jury in the Parsons libel case, the pro-
oeediugs in which we're published yesterday, re-
turned = verdict yesterday morning Of not
guilty.
Report vas current yeaterday that the engineer
at the Insane Asylum had succeeded in burning
the bottoms out OF TWO OF the new boilers in the
Lust few weeks. The man might be dismissed
without the public suffering.
The Grand Jury yesterday disposed Of eighteen
CAGES, the most Of them beins OF trivial nature.
Ono true bill uas returned into Court. Among
the cases examined IVES that Of coiored boy
named ". Il. Stewart, charged With the murder
Of schookboJ, by striRinR him with deadly
weapon. The caso MAS not concluded Tho
jury will probably adjourn tho Latter pass Of the
, 1875-12-12
1udge Rogers Court, and tho s.1 n.~..,,.
sape "sa teekrapaed to Boston. ~ y

suuge hoEers' Court, and tho sad nsw.o,<.
s~pe Vas te1esrapaed to Boston. II y
Ihon4s Nichols aad John W;,r.
!nso buggy yesterday afternoon shont jaspea
Wano It was standing ut the corner ~ ~ esock
Mtanlngton streets, and after paHnino eAtk - and
"Mo' and ether lighter articles. th.1 .s sdo toba.
w having TINA On the North Sid. Iataa Ia
1ney started Oaicer Ca1soo ar1cstaa :. sast u
9hssso a. tnem on to tho Aruo-y. Tho bnsa e@ nd
1eo Cottage Grove avenue. ''eS u No
a spruce-lookine candy nsmra ~,
Dt1 VAS arrested yesterday mo,n,no - Gaaziea
I've Elicit, just as he was abont :, y ue,eet-
=, ssm61lnz enterprise. Tha evening testf tr.s ta
3r: DIX ana officer ont OF town ma I'M w eora
huaato. where he Ia wan.e1 for obt.;n;,.Ss .ss1T \
On 1aise pretenses- He waa under As0ne koo Il
ansEer the charge, but thought the n.osa w b
"ss ~ 700 strong, and quit that c1in,Es aes y ~
shs sabae seo s2ugG. 70 lose hs identity y
CRIMINAL corRx.
y. = hosenbusch changed his plea II u1
pe.lt larceny. and was re- handed Tor eenssa ~ H8
James smith pleaded guilty to tha 49,. r.
!Mareeny, and WAS sentenced to ninety asTs % af
John s.ensoa was tried for larcsn,
f ao1:c of ans coeetan ssot5ns'd to niuety day, s
Frederick Meyer, charged With I,rce
tried aud acquitted. II ~
Thomas Moore aud Michae1 Ee1lsv u
fer larceny. The 1attsr was found On =! ~ uisa
The former discharged. 81 4sf' nd
Inc parties who have hired The ru...,
bu,ldtne, to be used thi. winter ~. aaa tssaa
Ink, announce that their arraogar ,,nts
complete, and they only await cold ,ss..a so1 ~
formally open. Tho sheet Of ica VII 'saass ?. I d
oa9 H.
, 1875-12-12

Sneak-thieves yesterday entered the barn Of
Dr.. Il. 8. Hahn, No. SO South Carpenter street.
aud carried on 80 set of harnezs and several
articles ot clothing.
John Adams and Michael Wall, OF vasrans in-
clinations, Eere yesterday sent to the House Of
Correction Tor four months each, By Justice
scullg. They sWore to bsing industrious boys
but failed to find any one who wou1d pay their
$50 ines-
ANDREW Meyerle greenhorn from Outagamio
County, Wis, Was held up on Randolph Htrset,
near tho Union Depot, last Friday evening, and
|as robbed Of 4 pocketbook containing SIS. He
reported his loss to The policeman On dutv ut
the depot and to the employees, but AZ they took
no notice Of it, he entered his complaint 1t the
Genital Station yesterday. This line Of business
IS one that the detective force should excuaively
attend to, but as matters are at present per-
oon might ~ well relate the tale to an iron pump
As to that branch OF tho police SERVICE
A man named d. Moulton Fo1 Was arrested
Friday evening On q telegram from the Boston
detectives, stating that be was wanted IN that
city for B~indling = man named James Towns
cut OF ZOO in real-estaee trnnaaction- Fog
protested his innocence, but did not deny hay
ing bad such a transActlon with Towns. and WAS
accordingly locked up. Yesterday he Was re-
leased On wit Of habeas cospua issued hom
, 1875-12-12
coming week, unless it concludes to taks 4 look
into some Ut the county inatituslons

coming veex, unless it concludes to take q look
lhto some ot the county institutions.
The s-n Of OF Commissioner Russell, who has
drawn bus pa7 for months visitor at the Conn
~ Agents office, but who has been sick most Of
s1e n1nr II to bo drop~ed from the payroll
Mf. Au=sel! having cca ed to BE- Commssioner, er,
hls son must take back seat and make room for
othere.
The County Treasurer wns yesterday apfoinea
a. tue lnstaoca OF the Citizens Assocation. from
paying to Pettzer tba 315,0L0 due on tho coap-
y purchase Of his Abstract books. Peltzer was
around during the afternoon, but did not feoI
very uneas'. inasmnc!. AZ the $50 900 already re-
cet'ea ssom she county TO. the oooks Was LITTLE
less than gift.
THE BOARD COMMITTEES.
there IS great dissatisfaction In the County
Beard IN reference to the appointment of com
mltsees; Among. those not Identified With the
ariDg, tho opsnion prevails that Mr. Burdick
has beeo ahamefully treated, for, wh1lo he IL oue
OF the very be.t members, ha has been given tbs
poorest possible positions. The greatest CON-
plaint, however. Is in reference to the Commlt-
tee on Pubs.c Charities, 1t the head Of which
NcCatfrey has been PLACED: nccarrey's repua
tation is that Of 3 bully" and. beng scarcely
able 10 write his name. his a2pointnens at the
head OF such = committee is regarded Us \ pu5-
lie outrage In the past he is known to
nave crowded the Couuty-Ageut to appoint
men without yislbla means OF support IS ~ yis-
't'ias 6u0 A6u A1U"n 10 Do Oh Q1sSclnt6 nADitH;
and. since h;s power has been increased, the
public noed not bs astonished 70 ind the num-
oer OF hard cases forced upon tho county for
support durluE the coming year materially in
oreaeed. Some Of his appointses in tho past it
IL said have recommended allowances to houses
Of illreputo, with which they we're connected
ono way or another, and it is now hard to tell
where tho outrage will stop. 30 great is the in
dlgnation III reference to this PARTICULAR Commit
tee that there are members Of the Board who
would cast their votea Tomorrow for the aboli-
ton OF the ofl;ce OF County Acent
NOT SO GOOD AS IT WOULD BEEN.
Patrick Martin was tried by the Court yeater-
day for the murder OF John Ga!ena on West
Lake sti6et some time ago. The prisoner had
pleaded guilty week ago. aud the Court, after
listening TO The evidence, and losing sight Of
thia fact liked the sentence At two years ia the
penitentary. Tho prisoner was rej ejoiced At his
sentence, expecting, Us be had reason TO- that it
would be much heavier. The prisoner had not
left the room bsfore the Court vas reminded
hat he had pleaded "guilty" on arraignment
Thefeupon the sentence MAS revoked. The
prisoner, as . consequence will be re-sentenced,
and stands fair show Of getting all the time his
:rimo demands.
, 1875-12-12

tlons appointed bv the States Of h1ianesota,
OHIO. Nen York, and Iowa, had left their r.
spectivo homes, and would arrive in this
o,ty tomorrow sud TUESDAY,. The Convention
would be held in the Grand PActdc Hotel
Wednesday. After the meeting was called to or
der the Convention could tako whnt action 1t
thought proper a. regarded the place Of meet
ing, If the accommodations we're not ample.
tions would be more tfan sufficient. and as the
house was comfortable all over, he did not know
Of more advantageous place IN which to hold
the session.
The question Of the address OF welcome thon
CAME mp.
Mr. Hayes moved thxt the Secretary DO in-
struotod 70 telegraph Cor. Bsveridgs an invita-
ton to deliver the address, aud, failing him, that
the Mayor be invited. Carried.
Tho delegation then adjourned to meet IN
PArior No. OF the Grand Pacific at O'Clock
Monday evening. A full attendance Ii rs-
quested.
, 1875-12-12

He fondly fancied hilnseif safe, but his dream
Was deluslye. "Wednesday a Chicago drummer
IN the hardware line reached kankakee at IL d.
m., and BY in the Afternoon (despite the as-
surapces Of his landlord that he was taking his
life In his hand. and that if be pe1slsted IN going
he would do better to settle his bill hIst) be had
stormed the merchants entertainments. Hui
10. eaid he, AZ he wrupg the merchants baud.
.how are yon2 How's the folks? How's biz?
Fine weather for the crops. eh? Nice cheer
fui plack you've got here. What did you
pay for that black tapestry? Opghtn't to keep
your blunderbues at full cock Lots Of accidents
happen that way, because you Try
to n73, draw a Ill. it ri, torards IVA yop b. I the =
at hnlf.cock. That's mighty MICS revolver one
Of the lot you bought from US last March. / can
sell you the sanle revolver now 10 per cent less.
Hu1lo Where'd YOU buy that bowie-knlfe
Sure ~ you're born, they've cheated you. Pot
metal III tet." Here the merchant inter1upt-
ed him and l>ointed to the skull. p" Ha ha "
laughed he with m1rthfu1nesS which did
not altogether conceal an almost ofensive con-
tempt, - that's very good joke, bat it's too
thin. That amt no diummers skull; look at
the cheek-bones,-why, you could mash 'em in
with \ sledEe-hammer. Come, now, I want to
show you some OF our new styles in tahle-cut-
le1y." The doomed man surrendered at indiss
erection, and the drummer. having sold him =
large bill cooked bis hat over his left ear, said
$50 lopg, and walked jauutily away.
4 couple of DAYS ago man called at \ .etai1
coal-dealer's g to &c. situation a. driver. The
dealer examined him critically and then said,
pucaot IN some surprise. 1hy ? I'm stroDe r.
know the town thoroughly I'm cutie bonest:
Tn wiling to work hard Idon't want heayy
warea why won't I do- tben - :. Bac.nsak
said the coal-dealer. :" If / w.s to emnioy Ynn It
would be no end OF nopey out Of nv t,ockat.
You ain't biz enonrh." AIM. hio
en,,nph Whr, said fI,x man s.tf
, 1875-12-12

the only complaints have come from Mr. HAMA
ford, and are not specific The inspectors arc
regular xaeticng physicians, and antl1ely be-
yond tho s11spicion Of seeking to GRITTY Fru-
RENT curiosity while engaged in the performance
Of their duties. The Inspectors have orders to
accept the certificates OF reputable phys'clanls'
but il has been discovered that forged certn-
Gates are being offered. On the whole, the Doc
tor concludes that the matter had been osef-
stated. but, if any ofhcfouspess shsH be ulacoV.
ered he is confident it Will be looked llso and
remedy applied
STILL uNEAnTHINo FRAUD.
The Citizens Club OF the Twentieth Ward ia
still doing good rork in tho way OF investigating
the matter OF the late election. Returns are
eomipc 10 daily f1orn parties who make aftdavlts
that they voted for Mr. Huck, until the figures
now show tbat in the First Precinct OF The ward
IS votes were cast for Huok, whila ouly 50 we're
returcd BY the judges. In the Second Precinct
81 votes vera cast and out Of that number 297
Yere returned The rest OF the votes were cast out,
strawn around the floor. and otherwise gotten
rid OF in the most approved nanner. More
over, there are several people in each OF these
precincts who admit they voted for Huck, whohe
names, il added to the number Of votes polled
would swell the list considerably. But thoy hre
animated by a conservative desire to keep still,
and, by not making their at1idas1ts, to avoid
making any trouble as they term It. LII sl;ito
Of this. however, afiidaVits are coming in at the
rate Of twelve or fifteen day, and for this pur-
pose the rooms OF the Club, lat tho northwest
corner OF Clark and Illinois streets, are open
every evening from 5 to $50 O'Clock