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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-04

Elections for French deputies are ordered
for October 14th and the session of the
chamber of deputies is called for Novem-
Der 7th. The manifesto to the nation
found among ex-President Theirs papers
will be published on Tuesday. The con-
sentative journals contest its authenticity.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-10-04
Amti- Myumupulist.
THURSDAY OCT. +, 1877.

The ANTI oNopoL1sT is published every
Thursday for circulation by newsmen and mail
Single Subscription. one year. $500
Single Subscri ption. six months. 100
Single Subscription, three months, 81
In clubs of five or more to one address 1t will
be furnished at $3.50 per year; or $1.OOfor SIX
months Address,
THE TI-MONOPOLIST,
No. 10 Wabasha ST.. St. Paul.
, 1877-10-17

vray, and hts hand. md head worked hard rs ils
gained in enthusiasm. The tncdItAttve burilek
eailci tntn TIN kIuc's English without fear or
favor, lie lorrd humanity. hui hc ioTca tho
Creenback better. It was The hlul Of his i!cart.
.ho 10y ot bis youth. tho consolation
IN his old acc. Lille hal no
charn,s, save It Was In the dollar whirh was
guarantee by faith AL tha talk finally ended.
The curtain droppc'! upun. Springer and CAM
vowing by ali that Il Eus'i and true 70 stand by
each other hereafter nl.l cyermorc. The tabtail
was affecting wien the end was reached, wien
tic d[scur,t hatl circn way to harmony, md The
great bond OF unity was ratified. The Green
baekera ecle crclythnG cxrent tho name.
They promise 10 adopt the Worklngtncn's plat-
form with Slight variations. Thcy will give
Their ticket ilrIn support, but II ehnl1 le known
ns tho Industrial tisccnbsckcrs' tfcktk In re-
turn the tirrcnhackcts arc to receive some ef
the scraps from the put. Tho fattcs,,calf, so to
epcak. Is to tic tliyhle; tlte tall and hide. rep
resentinK ccttaiu otrcs, arc to he given 10
them, and fof this concession they are truly
thankful. All thIs Is IL be reported hack to
the respective camps and finally ratified, and
then there will 10 rejoicing and universal
shaking OF hands. No casls.
, 1877-10-17

Am Apf4hGu ~ bTlEA.
Au adjourned special Meeting OF tho Hoard OF
West Side park Commissioners was held ycster-
day Afternoon nj tho ollIco Of tho uoar on HAL
stcd strcct. Thu President, Mr.. Clark L,pc,
was in the chair. aud there were also present
A. G. at'llaru, Secretary, and Commissioners
bluuns aud G, Z. +. lloldcn. Tho purpose Of
the meeting was IL listen 10 an opinion by Mr..
G. c. Nonncy on tue executive power 10 remove
asi1 appoint West Chicago Park Commissioners.
As soon as the Board eu1lc to ur.ics, tho
Secretary read Mr. hoaney's opinion. ~ abstruct
Of which Is given herewith:
Mr. honey staFts OUT by saying that, II tl,s
attempt Of ths Governor to rctnuve then, {rou,
olllee be sulid, it Ia the!r duty to yield; but il
1t be found tn be In violation Ut the Laws Of
thls state. IT II their duty to resist it by proper
The highest l,rerogattycs OF tbs executive row-
CT. Willis they should nut !nyolyc tho pitLilc
business in litigation without just ca,lse, hs
!alr:. Bonney) regarded y US their duty to With
a1.d to tn governed by tho 4lytra ot counsel.
The n.aterial facts wcso that tle Governor
had attempted to remove four Commissioners
gu the, grounds Of, tirst, al. assumed
tlou that tho Board has been .listtl-
ed Into two irrccoucilahle faetlons; third,
au assumption that Commissioners Ltpe, aiIe
lard, MUS, aud Holden do not possess tho kind
OF qualifications necessary to tho discharge uf
tho duties Vi the cea; and, fourth, an assump-
tion that tho successful administration Of tho
parks q West Chicago demand their removal.
se sSat2 sss pfpyss tha
p@tcney, neglect of duty, Or lnalteas-
aSo % III o.!se' and and d5s hs ,ha mav declare his
hyresn provided i other ca.es oi Vacancy"
unler this section, Mr.. Bunney thinks
ths Governor has no power Of removal except 10
, 1877-10-17
OVER THE FIELD.

There was nut much change III tho political
field ycsterday. Homu Of the Democrats wcro
laughing nvrr IN. rcnort ~ ~, ronfrfenc, raw.
o9es . vo VI, .o'
m1ttce y! rue WpeAlnKHlef1, "htch 'lal been pre-
ae1ted at Aunday nights meeting and published
!u yesterdays papers. III this report It was
staicd that tho Democrats wero williua tn cor
cnda ovar.t ni,,o IN H., ,vns,,tr1msn-rnus 1v.
eeau e'e1S1a'ns - ."o "os"''s.ne"uese ,:n's 3Ne
up the name Oh ne'ooetacF. ihls tne Demo"
crAts denied. They asserted that no such
Ind hccn a,ont.o hy tho nenocratic
1.a.. ras ~ ~" ~ass.t ',, ha,S .,.H .,.,o
s,, ."as - a s"ua nun s'' ...e
H." said avery prominent member Of the Central
Cosnl'tttee, 1--WE arc willing to concctla them
come ot the offices. THAT y ail, and We don't
propose to 90 Any E'ore, and they must come
to oftr tlle WorkinKmch were certain EoIT-
nltss!onershlps, anu some positions IN the Coun-
" Clerks mud Treasurer'a Offices.
II docs see'n eolncwtat ftnnY that 50 much
sympathy should bc pretended ty the DetAo-
Gratis for tho WoFktDEnrn Just NOW. Thcywant
their votos, aud That ia all they care for and arc
really aAx1uns alullt. ...-.....
yesterday that t's was not out OF the held, but
IL still o candidate for reelection.
49,. :. \ novsx1kr -,,
Is OIL foot to hare conference committee OF
tivs eacl, Iron. tho Democratic ard Republican
parties appointed " scievt nan'ea for tl,rcno
Judges, namely, Superior Court, Probate, a!al
Co,Inty. tu te PLACED upon both tickets. The
nsn Would be selected, wi,o woilll b. tres from
s.,ls'israblG favor aaenE t!ls legal lrats[u!ty.
aspIrlng Young Larsisters.
For i couple Ut days the atmosphere has been
full Of ra,n:rs tin. sbe ln.lustrtals had maae
written tender Of tho Cuunty Tscaauresshp to
4tnx = ett[n jstl r1n1t 4
, 1877-10-17

uIqtt.ToNEp CAUCUS At THE COLyiN MANSION,
snonve fha statr .t,o then .,,.h ~ 1v,,,,.
~" s "S - ,,. sl. eS." .t' "'tn
u1a" tho no.ns " '.e c"'i"!oatcs, aho theu paal
them Into tstctr s'otes aud pull tic holes in
after them. TO homo and 70 10 bed, aud STAY
there til ntter elerttn. la Mi flreJt t,n,vtn
1Iarvcy n !. gnInv n IL, I'm ,,n~t G,n,,...
u..3 - - eot ..r,, w. W Wv "1@. Hou"'J
treasurer sure. IAe BatlE " Acttleu that last
night, md tluFc'a ADtAlnY to be done to pre-
ycut 1t. They met at liasyey'4 house. Elch one
~ them t,,,t nr m tlo xrtttc ,,,1.
~, ~ ~. ..s.'.'. ~ :. ~. ".",'','',s As'.'"S
MN 10 ~ psese!.t VI. :, ~ slF' eo,ss @ouse o.
y. NJ. 1or ut" WAS to 10 MI nxcd up
auI tho cutting OF tho pic waa
to be planned, 10 reportsr lied himself away
=, " 1,sn p,sIr,, ovc,,,,a ,v,,n,, H. t,a1,,,
~, IT, 49, t1D .'"nsa a'eua.' -! ""ess nv Gosln
A'cs' ala sooR survey VI Tue pseMscs' 1AoFo
Was large and handsome house On tho corner,
anil It was brilliantly Iglte.t. Within
could be seen through thu h4lf-ournuI
shutters o yuw Vt heads, and occasionally
, 1877-10-17
Sl-tlcInE

SnrctdF Dfspdfeh 10 7at Chicago rfbuue,
FiITsMURnt pa., Oct. 10.-Abo,lt noon to-day
g, ". Waddel, late chief clerk In the office Of
shicIdc by shooting Himself. flc bait passed.
through lis right linS, as,l Ills physician SAYS It
Is imPossihlc Tor hin, to recover IIc has bccn
partially dcranget TOR some lime, md Inns fre-
charged With crookcdncss In tho Auditor Con-
erals Office few months ago, and this, together
with family troubles, Is supposed to hare
brought him to bis present condition. lie was
Of tlo Auditor GENERAL. ~ " = - ''<''' - '""
TorEKA, Kan, Oct. 1B.-N. ". Heath, at,t-
dent In the Epistopalfan Thcolouicai Seminary,
Of this place, shot nud killed himself to<Eay.
The decd was done In lfs room at tho Seminary.
Probable cause, depression causcd by iI!.hcalth
aud poverty. uo lcayea mother ut Webbing
ton. N. Y ="
, 1877-10-17

that II IL for tfe courts ~ determine whether no
s<eona-That. IN attempting tn removr yon from
1885, tse H., ill., ess.t
ttonaf nuthority. nnl that his acts In that bchaf
are without nny legal validity.
the Office at rafk Commissioners. - yon have
heretofore, done. and that ron should fefa.e 70
i. yvnr sucees.orr. and tfat yoa rhnuId nnt 10
warranted By law In anrsenderlng 10 them tho
ree9fi. end ptopetts ef The a9art. ,..,o, q, arr,
validity as axalust yen. and that the hottlcrA OF
them. tnst resor. 10 thc eours an obtai,, jnag.
ot'lcs before they can lawfully interfere " any
parks. and tho discharge Of all yonr functions ~
lark Commissioners.
osernor ,i nos ,aT hasa he eees Il to ] suspend the
business Of the noard, but that tde same should
nroeeed IL tho tsnal manner: As 70 pay.
tu,i sntaoti,y, for !. saa ,aaks 10 dtfLersnes &;
Hoard through whose hands they receive payment,
.'ecfs L iaetoin pos..Fsion q thc ose exercising
exercise the power oi Injunction TOT Jour protce.
ton and to prevent disorder. wona nat ,! on ~
,ake te Il; ths rslld!ty 81 theif ti'o 70 the oec
.Srfh-Tfat, ehOu1d.hnY attempt be made by or
uuder tue direction Of tic persons ,iettEnatti by
the toycynor a yuut successors 10 obtain passes.
sion Of tic propcrty ana rccoFts Of tic i,onrl by
torce, ron may lawfully resist such attempt 20 fht
ae mar b. necessary uuttj a court o! cuinpctcnt
jnrlsdclfon shall shall hare decided tst II 4 your
duty 70 satrtndef thn of!et. Ns seeords ana prop
eny 10 tnsn1 u feasee.n nese'saE5 M 70 az thas;
rn.ec,,9en mna., c-int,.i r. mi. ~ ~; III Ststc
{or rcfosina to surrender tbs records and oro5rTty
of the Hoard 10 poreons whom rou nTc advised and
believe have no lawful authority to receive them.
StrtnfA-That, A. to the e1nense that nav be In
rolted ln contest I" determine the validity Of tho
ect!on q INC Gosefnor Il, n, attempa to remove
yon anu appoint yonr sacecesoEs,, yom mhI inW-
, 1877-10-17
Would you accept the Republican nomln

Would you accept the Republican nomln
"Therc you arc again, my dear fellow. an.
a'ai oos esssss sere no% 'sS' 1t ;ns 4.k
:" You ms.st be ttre.i; please taks 4 rest md
Eiyo n'c reat. All eal, tell yuu y that IN,
body has formally offered inc nomination.. antl
under snch circumstances why should be
placed upon tho grittEron Of newspaper later
vfcwf hnye nothing moro 10 sny nrnn tho
subject, md, ~ am very busy Just now With
my own business, pleaae excuse tnc.h
Aud the reporter excused him.
THE DEMOCRATS.
The Democratic County Central Committee
met at tlir Palmer 1ioMse last evening Perry II.
Smith In the cfiair. There wero fourteen mc1n-
bcrs present.
On mutton, the rule rc1sting to secret sessions
Has rrsrtnhca "for this time" for the reason,
as one gentleman remarked, there ras nothing
Secretary CUNNINGHAM, read communication
signed bV ueosgc s. Bowen, Chairman u the
urecnl,acH Committee, Inviting the Committee
t. ,sGn ths Sary meeting At the Ta1ef9ass
Democratic organizations &c requested 10 come.
Gol. Calhoun moved that It be placed OH lsc.
rat Nal1ctty moved as IN amendment that tho
The President tnoYcd that sufficient nottf,ca-
tlon would be given by tho publication Of tho
Invitation In thu newspapers.
Fat, However. insisted Upon bis Amendments
might have some suggestions to offer.
The amendment Was adopted, and the Com
mtttcc adjourned until Friday night
Tho Committee Of Conference nrc still ngur-
Ing with tic Workingncn, and being unab1e to
CONC to an understanding us yct+ tho time Ut
holding tho Democratic Convention Is still ul,-
1xcd. It ts probable, however, that at the next
incettilE al agreement rs to the division Of tho
oi!'ess 91 II, eonst1ssston of The SUPPORT Of Tho
will 70 through the Convention without the mn
, 1877-10-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

The secoud dino entertainment OF the Kos.
suth n. E. Churcl, will bo given Friday evening.
There will be special meeting Of the Finance
Committee At ?. in. to-day la tue Complrolles's
Office.
The Rev. ". J. Huntcr will lead tho noon
day prases'nscetiug to-day. Subject: y" No
Middle Ground"
THO seventeenth regular meeting Of ths Chi
caeu Electrical Society will t,e held in soons III
aud ~. unon builliEg, to-tuorrow evening.
The charming d a.ua OF "uora," mud tho
amusing tarcc of IN Lt,an Of Lover IT Will l,u
ngrtYs'ned ut tue Wess End 0pcsallouse this
evening.
An adjourned meeting Of tho Womcn's
Clrtstlan Association will DO held Thurstiay
Rlornlns at " o'clock at ISL anal 1853 Wabash
avenue.
Those who purpo1e attending tue Baptist an
ntsersaries at Springfield cal obtain excursion
tickets fo! thu round trlp for s.. Traln leaves
ihe Illinois Central dcpu. at SID y. u, Thurs
IL Randolph street.
Church will servo warm lunches fur len Iayy,
beginning Oct. Ii, ard continuing tlt,.a pycI,
BY the Protestant Orphan Asylum, Ut III A!:ull-
SOU street. Entraucc alsu froln hoard II Tsals
roofns in rear. RouRls open IRON l.. I'll 10 $50
., n. prtec, 20 ceutx. Communication tickets ID
any number at reduced Fatcs.
Ut. patstek's Bazaar, which is belng hcla in The
basvme,lt OF St. Patrlck's Church, ptoInIaes 10
be great success. Votia. for .. gold hcade'!
cane was begun laat evening for tas mlost pop.
Washington neslng, et-afayor co!Yta. Thonss
Lynrl, cx-Ald. MvAyoy, Judge Wallace, and
David uamuon1 had several yotes eacli at the
clusc,
Gen. James shields, who served as BrtgadIer
GENERAL u the Mexican Was, aud was shot
, 1877-10-17

Nothing makes home 30 attractive ~ tasteful
ofnsmentAtlou. II u within tha power Of any lady
etc. A,.dr<us' Ua1ar gives ii thu lstess aud most
beautiful dcsiyus for thess 4Itlcles. whieA kire
pleasure IN nlktinx aud tend 80 much To bcautlty
hume. Send 10 cents " ". L Aspkxxs, Cipc!n.
nati, ioE specimen evpY.
, 1877-10-17
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


rv r. r...,t, ,..,o~1.r b,ta - ~,
II. tnA'n'iu "Hs Scsi.."oS ~ ~, n.'o " suo
snna ~, teo t"a " ,hs r on,r. II ic.i Wing M - r.
seny oi -" ls""' t"e o''ise "a Ae'' "A"S O. Wy
No. % Dearborn street.
Ole o'esom, .tramp. is at the County Hospital
.,',,' .t" ~ '"e"' ~ :" ,. =. sps>a "a.
lo.Een'an ne"sto., ~ Law nun,s, oeeaosc oo
=,
lne Stanu Jury IN thc untea ssntes DIstt!et M
Eoaat "ns sa'e m I.,a at '1a5 35 rnnis- l"f M
thc! "oTX - eone. an'. a9out aozen laoeE
mchts VIII no returned lo-daS.
The teinpcrKurc yesterday, as observed BY
h1anaatc. opt 44an, ~ Madison Atfeet HthUN6
n ~ ~. ~ - 20 ~ IL. -. III n. M. 6a
p,r.,,n. D. ~ 49,. ~. :" =. W IN "a. ~ salfl
"r' ~, :, -" ,.. - @ 49, ,,,,. p, ~. 1,.,..,,
Thomas u. Barrett, E1c1k OF tue Crln1lnal
Court. returned from htHinn yestcraay' where
he had been tnmm9ncd TO attend the funeral u
bis aged mother. l5c Iina lsecn absent abuut q
~cek, and In his a}llction has the sympathy Of
mah' l1aenas.
i'Ic Historical scctlon OF the state M'cToscop..
cal Society met last evening - Tue Slnn.foonl of
thc Bfcvoort Housc, DF. l.. Gu,tis u W shaIt'
Of a q s s:atoa
fourncd.
The Nartbwe.tern Hardware Association con-
scnc,i in private session Yesterday In The ladies'
nr.1iuary II lin Trr,noDt unu,e. The aitcpI.
III, n '.rnrro mette,s nf ;ntcrest to tl'r trads
were ,iiscusacd. Tbs sessions wcrc secret,
-. =,
a.. Ihe sass rs Of I Mrs. , y. =; , MeCiaf{t xno % vas
hcll to bnl by Jus,lce Morrison iof larceny q
week ago last Monday, came up yestctaay, anu
was sso postponea unt'a tnc ILL 'ttst. ~ A. a. LUG
eeauch ~ y. n. Dooltt1cs Mttofhcy 4oi tne NJ
cuscd' Col EldrluEo LOT the prosecution ac-
l"iesc'"s' -......
The S'rnssn dnhrikanartn, the new Scan
dpayia,l paper Of this city. I. fast growing Into
'.,'' 3 =. s . spI.ni t1 "u se es
;d Sn' aal ,hra,ehnas 'S r.. cantry VIZ
WIZ. VIZ. e1tnIa.on t =. ~ oah ..!n III a
eaitnr, nsEma .tn9 Mo9s y al expeTetce anu aoio
}ohrnalffk. allu rlcAty dcacffcs tae SUCCESS ne Ii
meeting.
Thc,r,- rt,,,,so, \, ,,,,,oro ~ +1a rcrt
Msn9'son, @ an s;,ig G!npiogc . Ga me sors
wayne lsal!roau, ~nl1e shiitlllg npont empty
sars eas INC stossiaE o. sfe"att M avenue aha ha
h'lnpcra ot two cars In motion. and Nas 80
seriously injured In the lumbar region that Dr.,
Lee dcspairs, of his lltc. lle has wife and
seven small children at Nh. 81 Barber street.
Edward Stanton, CHARGED With assau1t,np
tn, Itth fu.+ eorint,&
, 1877-10-17

upou tho invitation Of ,1ol,n Colyin. This I,.st.
! ness we dispatched viii, a!arsity.
II Then tnes ns.c%1's. ' '1 the mat main E:1,ars Es. q
| preside. lie .lantcsa.l. who once trIc,f to
| t,o civ Attorney, was elected Secretary.
| Then The l,ousc 'wns ready for h,sfInrss, atid
- l3oss'' Cnlriu stno,l up and addressed them.
present at tho Informal meeting whiei,
hn.l beer called by son1r of hs
friends, who desired him to become
| I1c said that dcati. had rohi,cd Democracy of
one Of it, brightest ornaments, O'lIarn,-
.nd a rncaney was To be filed. lie enloglxea
the late O'flara, and announced himself rs tic
wantc. tu asls his friends II it WAS advisable for
| hitn to run. =
And then each moncy.sccntinE parasite yelled
| out, "fnu're the mnuls "Wafltsuprort youi"
The President uf tho meeting Ind heretofore
! thanked thnsc present Tor the distinguished
honor conferred upon him. and therefore he
| loat no time In asking fnr further business.
| Mike lsailey run tltc 1.utttng Department, sall
that Colvln could eontrol the rai'roatl men, md
those men. uniting will! the 0rccnbae!;crs md
Worklngmen, ", sa roli np sucl1 'na}ortty ms
1t was about time for Ilildrcih to put In his
! our, auI 80 hr said that
] EoLysN WAS THE nEsT MAYOR
| that Chicago ever hail. iio was tie friend Of
ncr to tho rich a, poor, tho higi, mud low. flc
! said that the paucrs had abused "thc old
| ninn" because they couldn't use him,
at,u tnat Z series oi E'aflng .92u1taEes ha4
.ot s's @ "9sn neauIa up,,.' NH. H. smHsss.eu M.
"aat 1ol'e hteGs w takeh 20 oIRant1o VIC cAy.
il1s,h sa,a th.t be a hat ."ue snnes!eso
~ connection Win primary etcet'ons anu crook
caaesses a,,x, Data .,,,, u,,,, o., uc.o.,.s
1x,tsIsv, tiu ~ ngrs icio "aps 5e''s o"t' efookeo
gtMsrn uston,n,inG lauch ehauca, nnL iie
anan ane NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eniGk psoceGnsa nnaoasheu'
WY! nasM cs'nf tGs' aHtl cnucasUteu 10 ctc-
nsg % tsG tn.l o u te h'nSoec nt t!3e
w.. st, a tna1 an{ auv!su
~oa,n mas IT, " snora p1 sc!er1e 70: e snG
gestsd tllat three men be nnpotntcu u cae',
The;r ,,t. MorS ~ .1s ln.Sscas ~ o. r.
1t nu',ss weso ra'.ivu1as'y 10 sec 1"at tho
"et:satea ~ 'ia,st msre ~. .o' ws'.. a,. .,,,.
, 1877-10-17

UNION VETERAN CLUB,
An adjourned n,eetiug Of tho Chicago Unlon Vet.
ernh Club will bc held ut their fooms. Grand Ia
cifc tiotei. tha evening At 7:1 O'Clock. business
Of Importance will l,s brought tsforv tie Club.
The Executive Eona,Itteu from cach ward will
place and hour.
, 1877-10-17
LlN0LEUm FLOOR CLOTH.

A floor cloth Is now being mauufactur ed,
composed Of cork, making warm, soft, and
very handsome, durable noor cuvusing. Its
claims to extraordinary durability have bcsu
thoroughly tested; it Is ,,rihtc.! In handsome
desSIs, And sold by all carpet dealers.
, 1877-10-17

BuRNEH'S COCAINE
1s tbs bcst and cheapest dressing In the world.
It kills dandrun. allaya irritation, anu psomotcs
vigorous growth OF ths hair.
, 1877-10-17
- =
DEATHS,


Ros9-Oct. 10, Miss Manic E. Noss, ut tho res
tdcnce OF hes brother, Charles Il. 1soss, No. LOO
Eg4n.nv.
Funeral services 10 day at 1 p. m. Tho sema!ns
viii 6c takcn to Cincinnati for tNtoEmenk
, 1877-10-17

Judges Of the primary elections arc particu-
laFly requested to observe tho following rllrs
and regulations which were adopted bY tho Cook
County Central Committee Tor the government
vi said clect!oA:
Ftrst-That tho voting shall ho by ballot to ba
written or printed p!asn paper and dcpositcl In
soo sia1ls bo1 similar tu tho boxes used In other
etcctf0ux.
Sttond-rhe jud,ea shall ho appointed by Tho
County Central Couim!tteu; recommendations of
aaltAbls persons to Att ~ snch IN the different
wards anI districts shall bo lnaae bv tho respective
representatives Ut hnid wards mud districts surviving
upon said G0altnltter.
f1Aird--TAc Judges aha!l be rcguittd to keep =
record 0f tho n4e4 aud place VI fnstlchcs Ut each
person voting to be- kept for r1uIeacc Until! after
tho Convention, xnI III all cases WtAts thcfp II lku
Iy to be any cancat about Tho result the records OF
v0tera shall accompany tho cttdeAtiAIs.
Foafth.-Tho Judges thAl! allow two persons,
and who shall represent different tickets tshoulu
lhete bs more than oneJ III ths sotinR place whete.
In the primary u held, nd auosi them facilities
10 kerp tally 1st, II they 20 de4lrs. OF cha!lsnge
any *1tet for proper cAu4H, such pcftoRs to ho
sallsfactury 10 tho indkes. ..
FI{kh-M htneyet aAy question shall aEtte regard
Ing ths right Of fac:ur 10 vata at Tho psEAa7Y.
tha jadyts shall require such pitctoF ~ publicly
stale that he u 1tepublicaus ap1 intends to nc:
with tbs Republican party at Tbs rnsulng ecct!ot.
and thai 10 |. trgal sotct entitled u vote tn tho
snd that Ls haa Iot voted aI said primary, or 4ny
91has, ,upon that dsy; said statement TO By cau:
atnstl bT Resident lsePubl'ean voter Of said ward
" district known 10 s4!d Judgea.
]. {. kA!cKxBnocxIR, EhatftaAn.
CAatA MAxkh, Secretary.
, 1877-10-17

Thc First Wafd National Workingmcn's rally
will 10 held at ulesstera Hall thls evening at 4
o'clock, corner rAn Ilnteu md Franklin streets.
rally will held ~ Otto iia4ner'a Hall this even
tnK at u o'clock, cornct Southport and Webster ~.
cnucs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
SOME ASSERTIONS DENIED.

Judge Joseph f. Daily was mentioned by
Tweed in his testimony Saturday as having been one
of the members OF the Citizens Association wno was
taken care Of" by receiving the nomination OF Judge
Judge Daily Yesterday declined make any statement
MS he could harm that could come from Tweeds
assertions He simply remarked that Mr.. Tweed was a
perfect stranger TO him. He had been introduced
TO Tweed and in fact he had spoken to him. The
Judge considered that that sufficient answer TO al
Tweed's statements. Some Of Judge Ddlvs friends SAID
Yesterday hat his connection with the Citizens Associa
ton and election Judge were perfectly legitimate ana
honorable.
George Aokerman, the President OF the Tenth National
Bank state thai TweedB assertion that the bank made
advances ngersp ~ not true. I'm 1871, Mr. Palmer
was not President hut Cashier OF the bank. William NJ
Bliss, now OF the Central National Bank, then the
ne accounts Of departments of the city aud
not unusually made advances 10 the departments they
required them, those to the city and county
MIR diner is dead but was incapable OF comm lug
at any cOTrunt PRACTICES.
william NJ. Bliss said that the loan made for the
city, to the credit OF the Court House Commissioners.
tho authority Of Controller Connolly and approved
bv MAYOR II H. Twepd's story had been explained and
exploded IN aiiayis made IN The litigation between the
bank and the city.
Ex-senator William Caudwell has published q card,
declaring Mr. Twerd's ements that he (CauldwcD
had got a place worth nearly $4,000 year for his
partner Mr. Whitney and $1,000 in cash a5 the price Of
voting for the charter, false every particular H5
saws h. never had any connection with Mr Tweed, and
al no time received penny from nn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-01
MR.. TWEED CONTRADICTED.

The statement made by Mr. Tweed in his
testimony before the committee the NewYork Com
mon Council, relative TO The ArQus alleging that this
paper was subsidized" not by paying money, but by
putting 1t in appropriation bills for work supposed 10
have been by it, Il simply and wholly false, false
i'm detail and false in the total without one shadow OF
foundation from the commencement O. the end The Ar
gis Company received one dollar Tor any printing
not actually done in strict accordance with and In
full cOmpinnce OF contract order properly given
and on due authority Not dollar was ever appro
praied FOR The Argus The Argus Company, except In
me annual supDlY bill - Neither The Argus Com
pany any member Of said cOmpany ever received
much as dollar. valuable thug whatever nj
any time from Mr. Tweed any In his benal. for
any purpose whatever No pecuniary or Othr benefits
received by any member OF the Argus Com
papy from Mr. Tweed, or from any In his behalf.
Mr. Tweed had the benefit OF use of the columns
OF The rgUs al any tne and no member Of The Argus
COMPANY indebted 20 him Tor a favor OF any
dissolution,