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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

We are in receipt ola copy OF the
Newark (N. ID DAILY Journal of the
18th inst, which contains the Inaugu-
raj address of Col. E. l.. Joy, rs Presi-
dent of the Board of Trade of that
city. The Col. was a former resident
of this city, and is a brother-in-law of
DIR. S. ID. Thrall. The address is an
able and scholarly production. This
is the second time the Colonel has
been chosen 10 this highly honorable
and responsible position. Newark
has become city of quite noted COM
mercial Importance and stands well
up among the second class cities OF
the nation.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

Fred. CRUDE has sold his Cliflland
farm to Iudwick Suscmihl and Rufus
NJ. Peircc, of this city. Peircc bought
lS6 acres and Suscmihl l52 acres.
Fred. is now out of the Granger bus
mess.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

John II. Ennis seems to have gradu-
ated rs an editor. AT least N. NJ.
Ives now is "going il alone" as rditor
or the SPIRIT.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

The Davenport Democrat thinks ii,
is a forcgonc conclusion. almost. that
the Iowa Legislature will restore the
death penalty for murder i'm this
State"
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

The Otttumwa CouIIEE's new dress
is very becoming. Although in its
twenty-cighth year il is brighter and
freshcr than ycarling.-- DrakesSHe
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

.i.i't 20, %eli h,c,ea rs ,hopapularisy
this valuable Hair PREPARATION;
II ,ehii due to merit alone, We can
e,ssae ong ola patrons that il is kept
,.9' ~ T. its hiGl, standard; and it
~ ollly -eiiabie and effected pep
;'il, i3t its;b,ine Cray Oh FAilED
;:ais iaiit$ youthful color, making it.
sei., ahstrous, ard siliaen. The scalp,
Fhy ilaapSe, becomes white and clean.
/. reElofeY III cinptions aud dandrutf,.
and, By IFS tonic properties, prevents
the hair from falling out, as it stiim,-
lates and ilDuishes the hair-glands.
BIZ it's use, the hair grows thicker aud
stronger. In badness, il restores the
capillary glands to their normal vigor,
and will create n new growth, except
in extreme old age. 1t ia the most
economical HAZE DnrssING ever used,
IS it requires fewer applications, aud
gives the hair a splendid, glossy APP
pearmce. a. "A. Hayes, MD, State
Assayer Of Massachusetts, says, '.The
constituents arc pure, and carefully
selected ior excellent quality; and |
consider it the BEST PEErAEATioS
Tor is intended purposes"
saa egnH psagpias, and Dealers IN Isd;fiaes
Price One Dollar
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

EDITORS COURIER AS it is claimed
that Wapcllo county favors a license
law as against our present laws rela.
tive to the sale of Intoxicating liquors
would ii not be well to discuss the
subject and try to ascertain the kind
of a law that would be satisfactory to
the friends of that measure. And as
they seem to be little bashful about
discussing that measure through the
papers, permit me to suggest the kind
of law that think, judging from
present developments, would suit
them.
First, we would have the present
laws on the subject repealed, includ-
ing those sections that makes the sell
or liable for selling to minors and
drunkards.
Second, we would require them to
establish o saloon at or near all cleo
ton precincts or places of voting, at
coal mines, or other public works
where there are as many as Is hands
employed, and that all snch, saloons
should be required to keep open and
furnish free whiskey, for ten days
prior to and on election day, for all
voters that should apply to the bar
keeper for it, and would vote for the
candidates favOring license; and
should any one apply for whiskcy OF
other liquor on election day, that did
not favor license he should be entitled
to ut least twenty glasses If he was in
company with some one that did and
would loudly curse temperance men,
preachers, churches, and church men,
bers, and all laws that required the
observance of the Sabbath, and give
satisfactory evidence that he was in
the habit of patronizing saloons and
cursing temperance fanatics.preachers
and churches.
Third, all saloons should be rcquir-
ed to keep a private room, with all
modern appliances for gambling, and
at all times, when the room is Occu-
pied, to keep guard at the door to
deny that there is any one il,Sthe
room and give timely notice should
some officer disbelieve the guard and
effect an entrance.
In cities of five thousand inhabitants
the saloons should be graded LIST, I'd,
and 3d class. First class should be
required to keep open until ii o'clock
at night. TO accommodate gentlemen
who feel delicate about going i'm
earlier. Second class might close at
8, and ID class at s, provided there
had been no thirsty customers for the
last half hour.
AL saloons should be required 10
furnish candidates, free of charge,
with all the whisky they required
during the canvass 10 use in the sa-
loon and a bottle full to carry in their
pockets when they attend agriculture
al fairs and other places where they
want TO use il to influence votes, and
should they agree 10 pay for any such
services and fail to do so, the saloon
should, under no circumstances, pre-
sent the bill TO the defeated candidate,
but collect it Of the successful one.
Z. Believing;thc above. would be. salts
factory 10 the friends Of licenses SUBJ
NIT Them for their consideration, free
OF charge. G. DUDLEY.
5t,35
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
i. 4. Now is the Ii Time ! y
TO GET BARGAINS |!
We will offer from this date following goods
At Greatly Reduced Prices:

sawl $foo $780, worth SaO 70 $780, f line Of Boots and Shoes
reduced prices Cssmeres and Jeans variety Cameres M
Empress Cloths heavy Dress Goods at bottom
prices Ladies' Underwear very hep for cash. Ladies' Hats
also few sets Of cheap Bh and Brown Mnsns Table
Linens Crash also Prints as cheap as the cheapce,
Nnbas and Ladies' Jackets reduced
Ties Ribbons Handkerchief l III Notions and Fancy Good
always cheap rCsh.4 sntH
and rust aold before
season So call at the Panic Store will
money! l8 saalt1 Ntfst s4tefF31Nh
Robinson Bros. e Co.
sk@ wi ae aF tsts a sst "a Main Street., Ottumwa, Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

The Anamosa Eureka reports a
reduction of 10 TO 40 per cent on the
rates of insurance in that city conse-
quent upon the completion Of the
water works.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

Nlcssrs. Butcher and Scifcrt two of
the substantial men of Eddyvillc.
were in and renewed their subscrip-
tons to tho Weekly COURIER Friday.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

| Tho people of Burlington build
their dwellings on such steep hill
sides that they have TO go up stairs TO
get into the cellars.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

Mrs. johnson, wife ofcx-President
Andy johnson, died on the 18th Of
Jan. 1ST6, in Greenvillc. Tennessee.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

DILLpN-CALBECK--Dn the 31fh a JaauAry,
1876. al the residence OF the hides NMthef, by
the Rev. 4. Myers. Ma. JON DILLON TO Miss
MARY a CAlHxcK all OF Wapello County Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

The miners living near Avery,
Monroe county, have recently cstab-
lished what they term the. Miners
Mutual Institute, and we are glad TO
state that ii is now on a permanent
basis. The design of the Institute is
for education and tho mutual inn
provcmcnt Of each other. The scheme
was first started about year ago,
and now they have a handsome build
ing of their own, well furnished
throughout, and the society ont of
debt. They also have some means
on hand with which they propose TO
establish a public library, and
several volumes have already been
obtained. The institution is kept up
by monthly assessments on the MEM
bers, which is sufficient 10 employ
teachers for day school for their
children and night schools three
nights I'M the week for themselves. IT
is a matter of great pride TO them and
they patronize il to its fullest extent.
Last Saturday night their first an
niversary meeting was held in their
building, and the event was ccle-
brated in style; the result of the
meeting was about $50 nett, TO be APP
piled towards the proposed library.
Mr.. Flagler, Of this city. particu-
larry interested himself, and made
arrangements by which c. b. u C..
Railroad train were run TO accommo-
date the many guests from stations in
Monroe county. and also of this city.
Mr.. Triton, OF the Depot Hotel, dcliv-
cred The address, which is spoken ofas
one of his happicst efforts. After the
address music and short speeches
were in order, and we are informed
that il was a very Interesting affair.
Persons who may feel so disposed,
who have spare volumes of q historical
or literary character which they may
feel disposed TO donate, may leave
them with Mr.. Flagler, and they will
be forwarded. The society is alrcady
in receipt Of a large number Of daily
and weekly newspapers, magazines
ETC., but have room for more. In
view of the Gathering success of this
institute, another very similar in
character will be established in a
short time at Happy Hollow. Weare
pleased to note the success of this very
1andable enterprise.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
Ayers Cathart;ic Pills,

ell ly their timely
use: and lever, family shorlt, have them on han,l
iof liic,g protectiaa aud u.,ti, whea required.
i.uag experience ias irtfysi. fiein io'i, the SAT.
eat, Slu.rt, and beet OF 1T. it,p t'iIis WITH wlr.l
the market ai,oinids. Ey I;aiy "era,i,na use,
The iood Is purified, ia corruption 90 the sys.
tem expelled, obttruet'uis removed. ans. lie
wl.oici machinery OF lie restored IL il a,alii,s
activity. Internal organs @iti,ii i.c' ou:r .oeecl
aAd sluggish iic stIscsi ~ siyris IiSfs. and
stimulated iHio action. Thus acipent disease
rs changed ntohcalth, the value al witch caDee,
when l.ckonerl on the vas; mnlt,tii,c- vha rnjay
It, can hardly he computed. Their su;rar coating
makes them pleasant 10 take, and preserves their
virtues ui,ap:ired aar ANY sirl.eih OF tilec, so
That they are ever flesh, .,,il perfectly .,ie.
Although searching, tiiry MILL AID operate
without distant 'anee 10 III. ronrtiutDn .ii.t
0crulsati.,n. ts'a = ~ so
Full directions are given on the wrapper to
each boy, how Ia nj, Hem y Il Family fiiysic,
nn,i ibr thu. t"lt,w'ng complaints. which ii.c7e
Pifis rapidly cur,s:--
For sSysp@ss.sa ~ Inssi 2estsaa. Iisss-.a-
mess. l.<nsn.r ao,l s...> AZ Appetite. they
should ihs taken nsa,icfaty to stin,i;it,lt i.lt..
acll. and slsP it1 lisaltis tame and ,fiit,u,
For lsx.rs'anssss .sis.s aii,t ~ aia,,. sv,ni.-
toss, si.aiSs-a ~ ssss,E sish fEe:. q
icsss S'.ssSG GI fsisioas Rey rss. ila,y slln.,ll
be inirInusiy taken for each ease, 10 correct iic
discussed astion or remove the obsttsif,E; Which
cause II.
tor aDysratery or DIarrls,ra, Int ono
mild 'losc Is generally required.
For Athru,nafisMs. &.Bat. q r.ssel. Ks.sl.
phtMuinN 81 pne Heart. rata IN thG
kislp. Hack and I.0isss, they should be sSntinl
uousiy takei, asrcguias 10 change thu, diseased
action Of the SYSTEM. With snch change thoet
cora,,laints ,iisappcar. sttf at 3s M
Foo Dfap.y and kBrasssaGsst SscI!iHgs
they should be issem III faifc md iicf.ciit doses
10 produce the eject of n drastic purge.
For SaTs3srrs.iSn. a large ansc s.eiill he
taktn, as y las,dacen thu ,iesifed cas9t D4,fy,n'
paihy.
h As u DiaHrs.J,iii. take one or. two i'i,ss 10
promote digestion n,d relieve tho stomach.
An ncc1ssbnal nose stimulates The stomach and
bowels restores The appetite, and insiroaiea il.e
system. iicni'c u H. OfJen adv hntsagc,us Nccrs
lao safinua sicrinQemenI exists. One Who feels
toiersii,ly well, often iinds that sinse Of these
Pifis n,kes him feel decidedly better from their
cleansing and fci'ovating elicit On the digestive
Apparatus. 4af slsllt0sl net
f Prepared ny
Ord C.AYER A. ca, Practical Cae,nisfs,
LOFEEL. MASS, ri Is. a.
FOR SALE Ey ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

Ought to be allowed to sit down.
A merchant of forty years stand
ing. tits9tis at
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

The pork houses have commenced
sending forward their product
already. Several car loads of lard
were sent East from this city to-day.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

OF tho Treasurer Of Wapcllo County
Agricultural Society for the wear
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

- - q ony guaranteed uslng our Wei
E;s 8 e." 1i 49, y. = rs. is:'I -
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
OLDEST IOWA rEwspArrns.

The Drakeville Sun gives the fol.
lowing, as '.among the Oldest living
newspapers in Iowa.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

Messrs. Daggett X Harper shipped
three car loads of oil cake to New
York this morning. b
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
From the Daily of January oath

IFNFl INT t'atIy VI dHItuHIy -IfH . :
Twenty car leads of PORK product
was sent south 10 st. Louis this
morning, via. the St, L. Il. c. and
Northern Railroad.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26
rHE UrrUMWA COURIER
WEnNRsDAY MORNING. JAN. &c. 1876.

From the Daily Of January 18th
The National Bank of Osceola, Iowa.
suspended payment Saturday.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

C NIrNhgc rs II may sNtHi, tIic TlNcT +
slowly rising, and to-day is fnil Of
floating ice.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1876-01-26

Jcutsthr03L IHA4yB, a1iyIVW.
Amo& wal iEena fP11 aegA advice
| in the case, but Il didn't quite suit his
side Of the matter. "Pa
, 1876-04-16

W sppczl b your intelligence, to your expe1tnoe
burdensone snd unjust taxation, and to Jout desire
for ssfety IN your persons md property that you
part and vote and work for the election oI tne c@o'
dates here prcsented against all others ~
Finally this Club Ciyas notice that It U1ll' ulon .ne
furnishing of proof prosecute to tue oha ana
sl means to ppnish Ill persons guilty of the snea!eaI
zafessspc@ or xiotous acun upon thin and AZ oanef
elsctan d4ys 10 long u It Ahau exist.
JESSE SrALDna. noBEAT Law,
G-npar ii HoW CHARLEa P. KELLooa,
. " Rorrow joan 6. SHoR1AIL,
! - TrprrNccx Executive Committee.
= MUNICIPAL REFORM CLUB TICKET.
Mayor--Thomas Hoyna
City Trcasurer-Ciiuton Briggs.
City Cesk-CA4par Butt
OIert af Police Court-JAmcs Il. Bonheld.
Alderman
F1rxt Ward-John T. McAuey, D. z. Pesrsons.
becoud Ward-Jacob Rosenberg, Addison Ballard
Third Nard-WluAu Adr!ch, John L. Thompson.
Fourth Tard-J. ". Stewart, ]. q. Gilbert.
Fifth WaEd-John Long vessel oWner}, Mtcnae4
xlxih Ward-simon F. Mann. Henry Vo1k
8asopth Ward-T, T. Prosser, Henry Kerher.
Eighth Wxrd-Ba1nhard Roeaing. George ". SPOIL
ford
Eleventh NA1d-Amoe g. Throop, Jeremiah b.
Briggs.
Iwslfth Wa1d-samuel Il. AeCres, james 7. Raw
leigh
Hi1toenth Wsrd-Fr4nk LnsenbArth.
, 1876-04-16
SUBURBAN.

The principal work OF the campaign Is over.
and the prospects are in the highest degree en-
couragng to the taxpayers Of Hyde Park ons
thing has, "a many claim, recently been definite
~ determined tho identity Of the interests Of
the Waite-Wiltett or ao-called Hyde Park pa1tT
and the Independents. This alleged exposure
has come about through the effort to remove
the name OF DR.. Flood from the Walte-Wllett
ticket, aud substitute thereon that OF Il. H.
Bogue. Last Thursday Dr.. Flood appeared DE-
fore tho Campaign Committee of tho hyde FARE
party, and assured the members that he had nos
resigned nor offered TO resign his candidacy. 1ne
conspiracy against him was then exposed Dy one
Of the party leaders, who showed nor ONLY
that they had been willing to saer1nce Ut.
Flood, but that the other party had desired also
to slaughter Martin Farrell. He showed three
tickets which he had received from E. r. ryan,
, 1876-04-16
OTHER POLITICAL MATTERS.
BEVERlOCE.
3" THE VAT OF TIE InASsaaEsson, ETC.
Speeiat Dtspatch to The Chicago 1r.nnn<-

"THE WAT OF TIE InASsdAESson," ETC.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago IT1onn<- =.
JOLIET, Ill, April 15.-Ihe following editorial
appeared In the Joliet Republican to-day, and
explains one OF the means upon which BeTer-
idge relied to secure the support Of that paper
in his efforts to obtain the nomination for Gov
eruor. In view Of this expose the necessity OF
the late reduction Of 20 per cent in the salariea
OF the employees Of the State Penitentiary is
explained en- the hypotheslB that the money
saved by the operation is needed to purchase the
influence OF come more plant newspaper than
the Republican proved to be. It Was only RI
indirect and unuerhand way OF assessing those
persons for political purposes. The article IN
question ls n follows:
In the Sun Of Thursday last appears letter from
It's Chicago correspondent (who BY the way ia one Of
Beveridges dependent laekeys, and feeds at ons Of
His Exceencya cribs) IN which he takes OCCASION to
make the following ding at the Republican:
.Why don't tie Repub.ean editor como out, and In
landabe effort to edit hts own paper tell the people
why 1t opposes BeyeridRa7 Does anybody suppose he
would do SO he had got what he asked from ths Gog-
e4norf Not getting It makes Beyertdge very weak
and Washburne very strong eand.date"
base tmputahon, emphatically deciares-and chal-
engcs Beverdgo Of any OF his Hcsstsles TO gatnsay
for any favors for himself any Of his friends In
the shape OF money patronage Of any Kind Or nA-
ture whateyer,-nor did be ever make the proposition,
directly indirectly to Beveridge or my Of hs III.
eera that the RepubtaIs would support tho claims of
sveridge for Governor In any possible contingency,
or for any constellation whatever.
But iuasmuch ~ the huncheon-dourfshers Of Hn
E1ceency have 1T to fmpugn the motives of the
Republican in opposing the nomination q Bevez1dge
expose which not only vndcates the consistency aud
integrity Of the ReDubicdn in this connection nat
shown what corrupt and unserupoloss agenaes 1e*.
fotst unpopular candidate upon tho hepanaean
sfont 6Ts weeks aRo one Of Beyoridga's Penftenary
rauue9ted interview At tho ST19on
, 1876-04-16

ANOTHER I1C8XQA0 IN 1AR fA14-0>
Tho Executive Committee Of the Municipal
Refum Club held lengthy session last evening
IL the private office OF the Pacific Hotel, AID.
Jssse Bpalaine presiding, and, after considerable
dscusslou, resolved upon the following address,
10 the public in connection with the election On
Aonday:
CHICAGO. April is, 1s76.-The Municipal Reform
Club *ss casd into existence In February las under
oe impulse OF great public protest agatnF ths COT.
funiou aud n1al{essance ex1StnE In our atJ ana
county governments, 2nd has for its sole object me
sAion and election OF tie most proper men aVa1A-
o4 to i'll our municipal Offices.
~s have no partisan feeling: We ma1s no disttnc.
0@ upon ths grounds Of party, OF nationality. or OF
fshon insist only TINT servants and represents
T ~ !eope tna b honsst Intelligent .oo eo~
Loos Il he majority Of our present Board Of Alder
Saas,, look It our Board Of County Commassfone1s,
sook 1t our South Town Board, look At or police
tefce. look u orr shertds ofice and cur Criminal
Cont lool about you, voters And taxpayers, It every
oc1aon Of our Municipal and County Governments,
ron to project you and to ad1utster 5nstice, and
se combinations, and ringa, and Fartnsrahirs that
Heest and mock at JUSTICE and threaten tbs desruo-
a o. our prore1ty md pe1BonA rights ~ citizens -
ssanamarily crushed out and remauded 70 the posi-
@sn to Etsa and rob us7
This Club has carefully canvssaed the persons pre-
xosea by both the =" Republican :" and Democratic
ponvenHnns, and hsa eelected therofron, 10 far -
nssi6e, ticket WHICH 1t presents below, and which,
hoped, viii be adopted By III taxpayers and ci1-
ss well to subserye the hest 1nterEt Of city
staoot principle, that has led ou1 city into aisgrzce
}hse7edit, md consequent prost1at1oo Of busnexs,
anis Club asks you, voters. who a<e not enrolled
sons H. voters nov, carefully to compare the candi
1es here suggested with thoss for the same Offices
oposed by the political clubs, Who may be ether
7Se oeto1o you for your suGt1Res. he aek you, aud
, 1876-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

WHERE ARE TIE PoLlrHooKs:
Mich surnrise has been created bY the an-
no5a hv f>;tv c1ar,r Forraat that ha
,,, <.,-.;a,s 49, ;ntaos ~ ~. cto, rv;th no11.
WILL not 1urn1sn tne juoscs VI e.ss'a'1 "'sn pun
lists and tally-sheas6. It mas been CUSTOMARY,
and is indeed required by law, for all Slate and
comfy elections. that the County Clerk furnish
~. i,.5raa +,,,,.ehoata v,th oronar nrin.a3
sno 9uuseo ST. ,,.S,- ten,.. e.. .ha
headings tose1ner Win nlanh 'ofns iof ..9
oaths which are to be taken by the
judges and clerks. Tho only mod
fcatlon made BY the city charter
apparently is that these articles snail be 1ur-
nished by the Citv Clerk; Inls, Ao"esei, mas
, 1876-04-16

SETTLING 4LDERMASlC TROUBLES.
Pursuant to an invitation from the Democratic
Central Committee. prominent memberr OF tho
party assembled yesterday st Democratic Head
ouayters to arrange for the election Tuesday.
Prominent among those present were Aid. Ryan,
Murphy, 6ommeE, Sweeney, David Walsh, Gen.
I. N, Stiles, Frank Adams, EGbert Jameson.
Gen. I.ieb, Austin J. Doyle, Perry Fl. Smith, J.
R. Doolit,1e, IT,, Capt j. ". Connect, F. H.
Winston. Arno Voss. J. J. KearneF, e1-Ald- and
candidate Carney, F. A. Hoffman, Maj. John
Murphy, Richard Collins, Aldermanlc candidate,
Clarence e. Dyer, George A. Mech. ana James
Fl. Donfield, candidate.
Throu ehous tho main hail the usual mscolla-
noous elcctioneering literature reheYea tne
hlackness Of tue walls. There we're notices
STATING that the Executive Committee would ba
in session continuously up to the day OF eleo-
ton, and that COMMITTEES which sat at p. N.
would receive whatever complaints Aloetmao!c
candidates might have to make.
During the day the Executive Committee,
coseted in little room to the east, received re-
ports from ward committees, aud appointed
chalIengcrs and rota1lea,-txo chal1euGers and
one potary from each precint Of each ward. B5
Mopdsy the job ~ill b completed.
The Committee, while apparently ave1se TO
communicating any information, claim that can
didatss On the ticket have been treated in tna
most satisfactory manner. In the SaFenteenIn
Ward the names OF Sweeney aud Carney we're
recognized as the regular nominees: This Il
the ward in which AID. Murphy also claimed rec
o9nitlon. Murphy and Carney met At headquar-
ters and exchanged rather bitter looks, and when
the ward WAS called the crowd that poured il. rep
resenting both factions MAS something lmmehse.
In the Tenth Murray and Hoffman we're rscog-
nized IN the Eleventh, Call and Fagin; in tia
Twelfth, aicCrea aud Ravleigh; in the Eight
oensh, Mccormick and Harsman in the ~; se91 ;a,
ond, Fitzgerald aud Clingen in the Third,
KimbaU aud Price; in the Fourth Smith and
Springer; in the sixth, o'Neill and schaar.
The Fifth and Seventh do not seem to be set-
tied. The Seventh Ward seems to hang fire or
account Of the nomination OF Hlldretn anc 1
Flamming. The ftiends Of Richard Collins, the
grocer, claim that he Was foully dealt With, ane
have beon working hard to elect him anyway
They have shown decided strength for him too
and hence the hesltancy OF the COMMITTEE. col
Inns has signed document pledSing himself tt
tbs rorkingmsn Of the ward, favoring IN e5-
Acient mechanics lien law, etc.