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, 1876-10-20

r''n In several seettons to aceonr,,,.,
l'apisc' Yet with nil this increase ~ tho
The oxtent Of which can on,y hc ra.,, y, tf.sae,
Those whn have seen it, we hive M, v4!1zea h By
n loss nf lie. Thcre Is one o,tInns, a 'eatd Of
s.snnsylvania Road which ufn,o,t ss in.uss o' Tia
i''ere arst'oaola tricks between ri,,l,. 'sete.
and Plttsburs mid also bctween ,''n~eIpla na
pf''a and New York, md tha,a sn'hass.
system Ut stgnnts t,y which tho Z
dfyl'ed into 'btoeks," son,o slx milrs ,ae soaa =
some not more than three, A. cnrh ae " !, snd
stations there Is telegraph operator =, ~, sasi'
nassa9c Of train Is s1gnacd from ono ~.a ..., sae
to the next, so TINT onch "bloek" .' I. n'a1lsa
clear before train Is permitted IN r.pof'd
ING white Sign or white light 10 tbe ,,e rsss oa
going ahead but every train Il comne',a r'sMa io'
stop when the rcd sign or red light /. 5s,s, %
By this means the danger Of collision @sp'aysd as
seopng ts almost absolutely avcr.,a s"u le's'
rnllFoad in the country ought to hc cn,ns! lss'!
by law to adopt the same System ~ theuaSp eumSpe1i;a
Interest should suggest voluntary t. .aa... .eli
thereof, slce tho experience Of the ponn'I.'a up,.'a
MIA Company shows that the coat of ,nn's'' s'n.
tnE tho system Is much less than tho c,.. s' III.
amash'ups which occurred prior to It, tri,, u We
, 1876-10-20

Tho foreign adyices l.y cabls Indicate no
marked change iu t!le European situation.
The English representative ut St. Petersburg
hns gonc 10 Lisidia to confer with tho
ll',ssian Ministers and try what diplo-
1nscy can do ut the eleventh hour to.
ward arressius tho warlike. progress Of
cSents; while tAto Of Unusual actiyity
prevails in Tho Hritisl. nAyy-yards, where iii
possible dispatch Ia being employed In
fitting ant iron-clnds for immediate yer-
vice. Tho somewhat yaEuo announcement
is W'"ln that tAo Gar processes TO
still a;fl'rre to thu "triplo alliance" mo-
sun,aly thu alliancs between Russia, Cor
many. mud Austria, thong'l tho attitndo aud
policy Of Tho atser continue to 10 tho sub.
jecs of much uncertainty mud speculation,
The English 1nnrkets aro still in q slato of
great excitement, aud iu Californla tho prico
Of wheat Inns aasanuca from II to & csuts
NOR cnntnl
, 1876-10-20
LET THEM cn3fF

The Democratic State Central Committee at
their session OIL Wednesday Inst in this city
put themselves to needless trouble, innugu-
rated m unnecessary scare, and gnve tho
public to understand that thoir loods would
not bear thu light OF day, by excluding re-
portors. Tho subject Of discussion before
tho Committee was tho proprioty Of import
ing Confederate speakers from tho Solid
South to atltlross tho people Of Illinoix All
tho members Of tho Committee iu their In
most souls were In favor OF sending for
them, but they seemed to Aave beon hold
buck by tue fear that tho Republicans might
become alasmetl, aaF no Mr. McCog,noK
thought 1t would answor II they wero only
cautioned to bs temperate in their speeches.
Str. lAasoSa foared that tho Republicans
would wave tho bloody shirt moro furiously
than ever, and 11r. HoDrnrs was s.,ro that
tho party would be employed from tue time
they maas their speeches uEtil the election
in apologizing, for tic former conduct Of
these confedurates. Every member secretly
wished them to come, but faaTcd tho effect
upon tho Republicans. What was the out
come Of this paslsy between their wishcs
and their feara wo do not know, since tho
reporters were excluded.
10 facilitate The Southern programme OF
tho Committee VIC may aay to the.n in behalf
Of tho Republican party, lat tho Coufcleratca
como. Bring them up hero and lot them
spoak their Whole minus, conocaling nothing.
Let them speak rs freely Us II they wero ul,.
on their uhtfpa Ianih haror,,,,i,,,. 3V},;to
, 1876-10-20

The mass.mceting al tho Exposition Build.
Ing Saturday evening will without question
DO tho largest political gathering evor known
in Clicngo. Col. Bon INoEnsoLb rs d cam
pnign.speaker, like MIR. Moopr as an oxl,ozt-
CT, returns 10 his old friends aud ac9uaint-
ances in nlinoia the most famous man IN the
business, and tho desire to listen to his
speech tomorrow night will ottraot crowd
of people that will doubtless strain tho con.
tanning capacity Of oven the immense Expo
aition Building, which will be especially
fitted up for this occasion, Ingenious and
effective devices will be employed to over
como the neoustio defects Of tho vast into
rior, 80 TINT an audience Of 10000 can DO
satisfactorily accommodated. Democrats ns
we'll as Republicans aro infected with the de-
sire to hear Col. TyoEnsot1, whose telling
points, graphic illustrations, and irresistible
way Of putting things will count for good In
this way. The ladics should not DO forgot
ten in tho arrangements Of the Republican
managers their presence will odd to the In
tercst and attractivoness OF the evening, md
thoy should DO comfortably provided for.
, 1876-10-20

ato In tloir apecohoa for fear Of alarming
Republicans. They nay como here md go
10 tho full longsli Of their ropo without lot
or lintlrarcc, nnsi without my Republican
to say, Why do you SOP Republicans can
stand It. Thcy arc prepared 10 alaud any.
thing.
Slr. CAMERON suggested TINT Mr.. LsMAn,
Of Mississippi, and A1r. HOUSE, Of Tennessee,
should 10 sent for. Why should tito Com.
mittec DO go tliggartlly in invitations andnog.
lcct other distinguished Confederate ora
tors? Tho aoutlornoiB aro a sensitive raco,
and neglect Of this sort by tho COMMITTEES
would DO tantamouut to mortal ot1enso. Do
not stop with LAMAR and HOUSE, ATr. CAM-
EnoN. Let lis havo 1suau G. HARRIS, Of
Tennessee, to tail tho people of Illinois Of
bis unswerving loyalty TO tie Union-on tho
Tennessee p]nn; Ben 1Ii1b, OF Georgia, to
inform us Tint tho Robols having got into the
Union again nro bound TO stay ill-on tho
Georgia plan; WADE HAMPTON, candidate
for Governor Of South Carolina, WHO has
lived long enough in Mississippi 10 DO ablo
to toll US how Republican mntoritics are
overcome and Republican votors orc
kept from voting and how the iaws
Of tic country nre respectel-on
tho mississippi plan TUCKER, Of virginin,
to show us how to open tho United States
mails-on tho Virginia plan; Du7hEn, Of
Hamburg, To illustrate his plan Of keeping
negroes loyal to tho Union by first TALKING
thom prisoners anl tllon shooting them in
cold blood, md GAny, Of Charleston, TO ex-
plain low tho Confederntos will nanifest
their nntlying love and colossal devotion for
tho Union by cxtonniuating Republicans at
tho polls-on tho South Carolina plan. Let
no ono DO omitted. Bring tl1om all. Fetch
your. Captains Of Rifle Clubs, Afr. McCon-
NICE, your lenders Of White-Lino mobs, your
masked Ku-Klux. Let them bring their
dark lanterns, ropes, rovolvora, and shot-guns,
to teach us allegiance to the Union-on
tho Southern plan. We ara surprised that
MIR. MoCoHa1cz should express any
fears at their intemporateuesa Of language.
He, being Democrat, is cortainly not afraid
Of tho methods and measures by which tho
South has been solidi1ed for TnpEn. IIo
need hnvo no fear. Let them nil come, and,
when they get hero, NO l,avo no suggestion
to mike except that tho Committee allow
tf1om to 60 without nuzztes and toll LII tho
truth, tho whole truth, and nothing but the
truth. Let us know what they havo done,
what they meant to do, md what they intond
to do. Let them tell ns just how much the
Northern people must pay for the incon.
venienco occasioned tho Southern patriots
from 1861 to 1865 By tho Union nr1ny. Let
thcm instruct 11s in loyalty to tho Union, in
obedience to Inv, in the preservation Of
order, and in reverence for tho Constitution
on the truo Southern planl
, 1876-10-20

The Chicago produce markets were again
excited yesterday ly tho war news, and most
Of them were stronger. 3Iess pork closed
,1e4o higher, at $1u,50 seller October and
1870 seller the year. Lard closed steadier,
at. s9.oo for new, cash, and s9Gel sollor
the year. Mcats wero to per lb high
er, at G3c for new shoulders, boxed, SIC
for short ribs do. aud DO for do short
clsars+ Lake fFeights were quiet and strong,
ct Go asked for corn to nuffalo. High
wines were steady, at $l.lo PER gallon.
Flour was active and fr,ner. Wheat closed
3@so higher, at sl.l5{ cash and Sligo foz
November. Corn closed 90 higher, at A5ic
, 1876-10-20

Thn inf or,rofton x},;c1, soa,,s r., / t,,,,.
worthy. trot tna v,vnvnn,1r. 1,.vo no;,,to,-
tim ~ v;o1i,;no tn t,,o donon,1a ~ a-o1., w.,
G,pnrrr for ! rn;laooa r,to n ,,o oo.1,oau1
c;t;oa IL of Grant imnortanco - Nav Wi, and
fbicooo Tna ,,os;t;o, o.a,,roo al ,oat rn.;,,e
hv tho noraoomont - ~ NJ. W. WI. ',re 1sas
ts,1 era ;ts oon,,oot,o,,, = -.,4.1 l.. H.. 49,"
osl..of bot1, c;,;os =. ua1, ~ xa1,sa1 .s~,,
nrineinlaa of fairnosa, Aftor an o~nor;anoa
~ raea,o, months 5rr;,,,, ,r,;ol, roa,,Ss
erranoomont ohto;ne1 hafvoao tba Eostorn
tr,,nls lines m t1o baa;o ~ ,n,1oono r.tsa l.
wos i,,scovorod Tint Nav Yorlr wae foa;ne us
oro;n trode ph;1o1ofr,,,a o,,t7 71ott;,nor. H..
inc tho chicf bononciariea ond wh;1o Mi
co"o cou1d ao hue,,osa viii, t,,o ,ottor o;,,n,
os val, no Nav York m oono1fv fo;r +.-n,n
tho n,o1 .voa 7a,r;,,antoi :, 49,
traao of this c;tv. heconao tho orrorgo.
mani. nj Ia ratoa. ;lid not o.tond 1voat ~
Ohicnoo. anil fre;oht waa carr;ed bv tbo a.
co1lea q bon1,uni roo,,an oro,,,d oh;a,oo
cnd tekcr nm bv +,,a 1,o1t;nooro 4 o1,,r, 81
Pennsvlvonio Ro,,roado ,v;thort +o,,,,;..r,
chicoro. mil in som, casoa corr;a;1 -ioht
thro,,a,, chicooo nj louor roto t,,n,, :.
co,,1d In abinpc1 to tho mint ~ ,7oet;not,o,,
from ch,coao rb, ,rra, t,ar,o,,t ,,,aa ,,sa1.a.>
m et 1oat bv tho v.vnrnn1STs ,nata,,,. ~, ,. Nv.
ont of INV cona,darot;on for oh;caoo ~ Na,. ~
York Int hcco,,aa thov fonud thot tho Nov
York contro1 wos ,os;no ita hne;noss ~ ~,
cornt ~ tho a,fraronco h ,,;1oor. - fo,,a,
of ro1timnro md pb;lodo1nt,ia r. .voa 49,,
that ,hov ,nnonnced tho;r aotorr,;n.4;sa 49,.
,,anox o,,a,,, to .,1-.o ,,no,, ..,,,... ....
, 1876-10-20

cash and 45so for November. Oats closed 10
higher, at 334o casl, or aciler November.
Rye was stronger, at G14 4@G2o. Barley closed
easier, at BIO for October and $50 for No.
vomber. Hogs worc nctiye mud firm, at 15@
200 advance, closing strong Mt s5.75@0.o5
for common to choice. Tho cattle market
was weak md unsettled. Sheep wcro stendy
and unchanged. Ono hundred dollars In
gold would buy $111s73 in greonbacks at
tGa ctnsn
, 1876-10-20

Inc War IN TIC East 0ns Deeh prectpttAtea
SO suddenly thatithas boen difficult to keep up
with tie march Of events In the diplomatic
history Of this great struggle between Chris
tianity and 1Iohammcdnnism. Before tho
bulletins Of war begin to appear in tho news
columns, however, tho last movements in tho
ponce negotiations, upon which the war
hinges, should bo understood. On the 25th
Of September, England presented Note to
tile Porto, through its Ambassador at Con-
ssantiuople, Sir Henry ELLIOT, which Ind
previously been accepted by tho other Pow
crs. This Noto was substantially m ultima
tun, and tho instructions accompanying 1t
were to the effect that, II tho Note WIS reject
cd by tho Porte, Russia would be loft 10 take
her own course: The main burden Of tho
Note was demand for autonomy to bo grant,
ed BoBnia, Herzegovina, and Bu]garin rs in
Scrvia and noumania, or at lenst Governors
to bo appointed by the majority Of the pco-
pic. Thoro are now eight provinces Of Tur-
key whoro this experiment Of self-govern-
ment has been made. Thoy include
Greece, which Is independent; Rouma-
min, servia, Montenegro, aud Egypt,
which arc quasi independent; samos,
whicl, is almost exclusively Christian and
governed by Christian appointed by the
Porte; Lebanon, which is ruled by Chris
tians elected by tho majority Of the people
and Creto, where tho governing power is
against tho Christian interests, tho Christians
being in the minority both in tho Govern
ment and in the Council. Tho autonomy
ian, er1od fo<. norr,;a 11,,1on.5, ,.,,3 u,xn,
govina WAS TINT enjoyed by servia, namely,
thnt tho Government should ba in the hands
Of the native Christians, which would reduce
tho dependency Of these provinces upon
Turkey to the mere payment Of tribute,
md tho possibility that in time Of war they
would have to furnish contingent Of troops
for tho Porto, as Egypt and Albania have al.
ready done. This demand for autonomy
was refused by the Porte, mud, in
place Of it,> Turkey offered a ooun-
ter.proposal which would conccdo tho
establishment Of General Council or
National Assembly at Constantinoplo, and Of
Provisional Councils in all tho Vilayota or
departments, with admission of Christian
members to both. This Assembly, according
to the London Times, !" would consist OF 100
mombers, only 40 Of whom ghoulirbo Chris
tians and ono-half should be composed of
G3 members. 50 Muasulmaus and 80 Chris-
tians, 19 Nussulmars nnd It. ..Christian8 repre-
senting the Capital and tho remaining 10 the
provinces, 20 of the mombors to bo appoint
ed by Government, tho othors to spring from
popular election" This proposition was in
tnrn rnfectaf3 mt onlv },v fho pnwnru h,,t
, 1876-10-20
MORE or TrLDEH'B RAILROAD WaEcK1Nt

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ao,;1a,;o,. ~" ~.,,,.,. ~. m.- 49, ",
ron,o fomo,, 1,". ~ .sa,a --.o ~ a.s~S,., 49,. ~
~ d;s;on...,s, l., H. - ..o.,aas.,a.. @ r. .,s. m'e
~. -s.a. :. A.. -s ~ ~ NJ si.'s
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ar,a',,,t;,a 49, - ~ s.os 1nc w :" .1, M . ee.' ,.
ssan.-a,a i,esas" :" ~" go. pas1 ~ ,1 's
v,a ,ha o~oio..ax =, a.. @ Yaa;n1,,a I,a,,.s., ~
hna ..s,,s.S ~, .-.s. - .,'"n. .''a' 's,,,N
ocros mi o,non,,oa @ ,as.,o wv, ~ ,.aaa.. -.
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~, h,,,,, rT.atn. ,,,...a .,,s - 49,
iort IN ~, nru,a ,ort.n,. ~. ,n..a- .,;a ~,
nv, 5o,to~ t., H. ,,ne, S.,at e'
r,st a do,Io- ~ t;a own H.. h. ~
enterci1 into mn agrao,no,t ~. II,nvrv
aho,,, ,,ovo H.. nr;v;lora -, .al;,a ono ton.l,
Of the stock and bonds nj tia rita If ao6 mar
Share for tie former and rs 1er cent for tho
latter. Attho rnte which T11,,rs rral;zoi1 nm
the stock subsequently,. after tho consotida.
ton with the Northwestern. this aureo,nout
would hayo welded HanyEx S137.lcc. but
HAayry never not q dollar of.this a,nount.
Tho aercemont which TuDEv Ind mado with
him closed by tho 1attor's pledoino Ills II so.
cred honor" for its faithful performance,
HAuyEY, aftor making desperate efforts b, ont
some satisfaction ont Of T11pEy. nut this
agreement into tho hands Of Chioaoo lawyor
NOV doceased>. WHO proceet1ed to Nav Val,
to oet settlement Tnnrs flincd md ,jna;1
tl,o LAWYER, md Ind hin, nnno;ntcf, IL n ,a1ol
position In tho Northwestern RAILWAY com.
panv. and during thu 1awyor,a etov IN
Now York borrowed the Increment. n1eiioinu
bis "sacred honor" for The nurposo. 10 ho w
so;d. Of "rofreshinp h;s momorv" 1rr
uApyEr mover saw tbs agreement afterward
In other woras. ho was first swinalea hv
T,17;nry. and than },ctrnved l,v tho attorna.,
whom lie Ind engaged to enforce T1r,,rs to
naka ronnrat;on,
Tb,s etorv ,ros to,d IN t,,o Natv vor,, 7,:,o<.
e,,hston.io,i,, =. ohovo viii, tho a-ao.>.;o,
thot VI. orno,,,,t ~ ~ ,osa 1,,a ,,n,,a.s.a."a
4 fr;and - m,,vrv,, ssn;,," L T 49, ~ 1..s,.s,s. ss
stor,, MI ~ w;,,;na - ,at;aua H. ~ ,r~1ss
n,,,,., - 49, ss.w - % :.-,A, .
tho nonar tn nv H..r-- ,r,.a 49,, ss. ,,s.as -.
g. t,,onn o. .,;.,, ~ 49, 49,. W. -" NV, 4.ses ~ ~
1o,,a- % shar,', ;,an., - ~ 0egs 1Ts 1."s sao
] .1,n,,a,,. ~ aa,a u. ;,,s IA 49,. ~ 's.'
.,,o ,,,a,tas NV ~ ~. ~ nrh,,a..,". ~ ' " .e ;. .3lau
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~ tsnfy ~ ,,,a ,,zoo,,,a,,. ~ .s,.!., .Dans
hi ,1o;,ooa lie sssoo.s., La"a-n - .' ~.
tronsnc,;on .tooa o,ann nyu - ~. x..,, .,s
,,iaht os,, s,sn.ns;n,, - ~ ., ..au1a
aa,st1 ~ .,,asens,'1s. ] a;t. s ,''N. ~, ~
, 1876-10-20
SOCIETY MEETINGS,

ORIENTAL LODGE. No. -, H.. r.. aud A. NJ
Hail l21 Lasae.l-s!atcd communication tl!ts {FE1-
daYl cvrntnE, IT 1880 uc!ock for buanGR4 aud work
tho sd ncErec ytsors cordially invited 70 meet With
~ i. N. TUCKER, secre.asy.
, 1876-10-20

N1cFtckcr's Theatre.
Madison strcat, between state and Dearborn,
ENLARGEMENT of ioscrh Murphy. "Kerry Cow"
, 1876-10-20

Tho practical upshot of the elections in Ohio
a,ll Indiana Inns been to transfer tho hattles Of
tho campaign to New York us the political bat
tlegro,tnd, and strntghtwny fron that State
comes tho announcement OF the inaugura-
tlon, by tho T1LpEN administration, Of repairs
on m unprecedented scale on tho canals. a
large force las already begun work, and yet
larger one will shortly be employed and moth
Ing that tan 10 repaired about al tho extensive
canal.systen, Of New York will bo loft unrc-
paired. The exnct relation between tho canal
repairs anl the political contest will be exactly
appreciated when 1t is understood that say about
teu Thousand Democratic voters can bc Import
Ell Into the State to work on tho repairs afore-
said. The point is SO very pcsccpttblo to tho
naked eyo that even the New York Atrala, which
Ia most friendly to TlLDEH, warns lim that
"this 10 wrong, and Inconsistent With Ills dis.
ttuguishel position Us canal.rsiormcr. Being
quite now to .hs work, the Governor may be
partoncd for not sec!ng' this; but wlcn we
point out tohim tnt It amounts to hribtng iguor-
antIahoresa toyote for him, and paying tho bribcs
out of the State Treasury, lie ought to stop IT,"
But up to lntest advtces s1IAMMr hatln't stop
ped t.; and, distinguished canl-scfoEulcr tl,at
he Ia, ho Ia pesycrtlng tho cunat.funds to pur-
poses Of political bribery on larger scnto than
JARVIS Lord md tho old cana,.slng ever ven
trrcd to attcmpt,-thc wh[cl. further illustrates
what sort OF Rciormer BAMuRl. J. TllpEN,
who engineers this ncl,c,ne for thu importation
and bribery OF voters, Is.
, 1876-10-20

and other Confederate raiders that tloy must
dlsband their riflc.oluba md atop numbering
Republicans, u,,dor penalty OF witnessing
evory Northern State cnsting its Electoral
voto for HAYES ant1 WHEELER They would
havo quickly oboyel such nh orlor, and thon
tloro wonld have beon no necessity for the
Presidents proclamation or tho employ
mont of troops. But Tl1pES md
Ills Committee sent no suoh vord
to their Confederate niles in gontt
Caroiinn, because they sanctioned tho nothot
adopted to carry the election in that State.
With them tho eud justines tho mems. Nor
could T11pEN perceive any essoutiai differ.
enco betweeu Tammany'a Misunderstanding
manner Of carrying elections in New York
md tho DuThEn-HAsrr7oa rifle-c!ub method
adopted In South Caro1nn. Tho object aud
result como to tho same thing-gaining an
election for .ha minority, by fraud in the one
case and by foroe In tho other. The editor
Of tho Inquirer sympatllizes with both modes
Of winning elections for the minority party,
mud hence thoao bowls nt tho proclamation.
, 1876-10-20

New Chte1Ko Tttentfe.
CLARK street. between IlAndo1nh aud Lake. HootsJ'a
Ninatteia,
, 1876-10-20

Adclphl Theatre.
Moufoa Mfcet corner Dearborn. V1rtety antEr.
tainmen&.
, 1876-10-20


was enormous, rcacfing tho unprecedented
number Of 400, ,4G, which indicates tllat at the
rate Of tlyo inhabitants to. one voter there is
population Of 1G7015 In tho State 1t Is seldom
TINT the voters Of my State equal one to flve
persons. In cities like Chicago md st. Louis
there ts only one legal voter to seven tnliabt-
ants The October election Of 1877 brought out
n very full vote, which vas divided between the
parties for Governor rs follows:
!Icndf1eka {DeM. (.... ..,................1 18D 494
Dr0~n Nsep}..r.... .".....".: ...1aSt 270
Total yotc.. otc......................... .377, 700
Democratic majority. 1.t48
At tho recent election for Governor, the vote
cast wns:
lilac Jcans Dem.). .........21a. oos
Harrington lusccnback}.... ............. 12 :..9
Total vots.................-..........433 .433, 400
D1ue Jeans over 11atriaon :.."........... &, y:
Increase Of vote s!neo 1871. s5 T0J
The Democrats increased their vote over that
Of 1872 by q, ,c74, antl the Republicans theirs by
1000. Tie yntu cast for the Independent
ticket upset the calculations Of the Republican
leaders In Indiana. They had hoped to the last
moment that tile third party would drnw rs
largely from, tho Democrats ns from tho Re-
pubi!cans, but In this calculation they were mis-
taken. OF tho 1880 votes cast for HAnnlNo-
TON, not quarter we're Dcnocrass. Tic With
drawal Of WoLCorr Just before tho election
caused n lying cry to be rniscd that he fla1 been
bought OF by tho Republicans, which resulted
in tho grcater part of tho Democratic Green
hackers supporting Blue Jeans and hta
ticket. II tho Republicans who threw away
their votes on HARRtNarox had changed over
to HARRISON rs tho Democratic " softs'' t!op-
ped to Blue Jeans, HARRISON and the whole
state tteko: would hive been elected. It is IN
the power Of tl,cso same Republicans to givo
the State to HAYES, and place tho defeat Of
T11nHN buyond NIL doubt or peradvcnturc.
---------
In Tho case OF oLtVEn W. bARsE8 against
ThEaoR W. iAnK, OF Emma Mtno notorict5,
and others, tried In the supreme Court Of New
York at Poltghkeeps'e on tuesday last, sAAuEL
j: IihpEs comes to tho surface as confederate
Of fAnR's IN Ills scheme Tor ouyihg through tho
Now York Legislature charter Tor the Under
ground failroaf1. Ine onlt WINS bfoueht TO re-
cover damages tor the value o. Unpaid stock
sola rs lalty paaa up. VI LUIS, SSo,ooo lad peen
m a witness in tim tRsc md trgtIt,Ci tint TIM
, 1876-10-20

VW0tFA
Monroe Gtrcct between State and DcArborn. After
noon, '+Drcams ut Deluston" md 'uuF Country
Qoultn." ErcntnG, 'sSIn1lRht."
, 1876-10-20

IInycriysN Theatres
Randolph street, betwcen Clark and LaSkfle4 Emof-
aon's Min1trc4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-04
J0TrINGs BOUr rOHS.

Knights OF Mirth, Crists Park. Sent. s.
Caledonisn games, Jones's W wood. Sept.T 7.
Union Association, Brooklyn Rink, to-day.
Gentlemen's Amateur Jockey Club waverleJ
PArF, Sept. o.
"Reader."-v-l-l-l.a i-n-o-us is the propes
It's back to dry books and sehool-rOom re-
straints TO-DAY.
The John 9, Hin Association will go to Ter
St. Pstrlck,s NJ; A. and Ben. Association
The Rev Dr. John Hall arrived in the steam-
ship CiIy OF Berlin from Europe yesterday.
The buildings at S3a and 34l East Forty eighth
street were damaged o. .sOC BY nre yesterdaT
"Inouirer "-Goldsmith Maid, 2;l4, Mystis
Park Boston. and Belmont Park, Philadephla
The Astor Library reopens to day. A new
card catalogue Of the 5sOo0 volumes has been com
pleted.
Tho Plymouth Rock goes to NewburGh to-
morrow ana 10 New Haven next Thursday. See adysr.
usements
OF her ribs. He was arrested.
George Hart."-Millard Fillmore ran as cam
The electoral vote Of one state, Wary ylsnd.
Twenty. NTH, Anniversary Dis,rle. Grand
evsniag % ana picnic Al joasss Woo tolaoO" hS % 'A
-, A private view Of paintings from tho oolIso-
HS9 S 9e IN SsS,aq q ssa@,q9 G, M.S sa sA
Among the entertainments that the Germans
enjoyed Yesterday we pry-e 'h,Gs 'a ans as9ss
cursion 70 GTeenye by the turner's Of tue New YORK.
Circuit
The funeral of Mr.. Daniel y. Sutton, who was
for NEARLY tstnty ytArs kANmi ing Engineer OF The
Police Department TOOK place yes,erdp from tue
Second Strtft Methodist kpi.cOpAl church, The re-
NJ ous services weir conducted 10 the hev hr broNn.
A Mr.. George r. Rowell WAS driving with his
family IN Egnth avehue, ON Saturday evening. Ms
horses AWAY At great speed down the avenue
Round.man McMullen. Of the mounted squad put spurs
swaSs % tney we're about 10 20 down AZ embansmens
Messrs. Marcus Bros & Co., who purohased a
lot OF goods at Custom House sale OF which one ueos
OF hrocstel WAS missing for which they AK rebate
.nd vhiea !. denied gay that CUSTOM House stofe'
sdEed that the full invoice quantity wn received nts
tRs stVfs.