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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
TIE Pi0NEER BIAK Failure.

DUNCAN & LIE wARNE CHARGED WITH AZ OVER
ISSUE or sTOCK-TnE ASSETS sQcAEDGEiD.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9.-Wjuants have
been issued for the of Joseph c. Duncan, manager
OF the Pioneer Bank, and the PRINCIPAL stakeholder IN
the SAFE Deposit Company and BENJAMIN r. l. W"ruc'
secretary Of the safe Deposit Company, who are charged
with the oyessue of stock OF the Safe Deposit Company
Tie amount of fraudulent Issue is not yet ascer-
tncd but u - knO to Oe large. The ovcr-s,ue was
lu.uiuulated los L. Wi.ue while Duncan hypothrcacd
IN. -io h. Tde deposits n the vault 81 tbc company are
adj right Nciihor Duncan nor l. Walne have been seen
since saturday rue police OF u Tue towns ia Tie ate
have been instructed TO be on the lookout for tao ugI-
tivcs. ..,
ga ION ol the affairs Of the Pioneer Bank. TAe cashier
,,no Ass sed. stated that Duncan was practically tEr
sole stockholder 10 is believed that very iNte VIII De
LEFT for acpusfOs, the real estate included III the as
sets Is heavily gagged. and the stogh o the safe De
u ST ComuAuv, WIcA constituted ihe Dduuce Oi lht as
sets mas been hypothrcdted by Duncan T. j. WINE
has been appointed receiver 81 the bank An eNaihi-
ZION of the certificates stock OF the safe Deposit Co.
handed in by the holders, show chat an oNef-~le OF
about 900 shares had been made on which Duncan ias
real Zcd ~ the ueIghbOgLOOd OF SlOOOOO Tie % lei -
that OF this ias been swallowed up III nodths the
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rRLRrrES 10 hDTIN ADAMs

The sympathy of the theatrical profession,
and of the public with tnc Adams benefit movement,
has been very great In addition to the Tj23i obtained
by the auction sale of boxes and orchestra chars at the
Academy of M.sc Monday the sale Of reserved seats
AT Waack's Yesterday realized about $4,000. Orchestra
chairs were sold for $ oaoh but many persons gen
erously paid much more. y number Oh seals were
bought up by spectators, and sold at high profit
Hence much public sympathy, expressed in dollars ana
cents will never reach the person for whom was intend
ed Communication from several persons were received at
Mr. Walls Office in Union Square. Tue menbers OF Mrs:
Morri.ou's dramatic company, ut IoiOntU sent -
raised Inv subscrip Miss Kate Bucklind, an acti s.
vim was once IN tne company at BurtJn's Theatre IN
Chambers-st sent -, "A rendered conn a. tiNcn
large nv ner eli cusances NELLIE Anna BO1c, the SINCE
offered her services A telegram was reeel' ed from
Mpssrs Cemm aud Scott. prOpr tors OF the Cnc.tu"
street neatre Philadelphia, stating that btieh "ouu
be yen To Mr. Adams at their theatre on FRIDAY next
comnanie of The Chestnut Walnut aud Union square
Theatres and probably the minstrel troupe VI lhal Guy
will take part IN the entertainment.
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NEW-JERSET.
NEWARK On ELECTION.


The charter election in Newark yesterday,
passed off very quietly. tAe being much lighter than
at The Presidential election last Fan. The candidates
voted for mayor tax commissioner, water com
missioner trustees OF the city home surveyors Of Ligh
ways, aldermen chosen freehodCrs, school tOm-
ml,sIoners and minor ward officers In 1876 the
Republican majority was 1G3s. In the mayOralty
contest yesterday, both the candidates were strong
men. MAYOR Yates las served term and his
denomination was made by accamaion. HIS Demo
cratic opponent, William T. Pine, served one term In the
Common Council IRON he Republican first ward he
received mouy Eepabnc,n votes yesterday. The Work
ugmeu's party ran city ticket, and in some OF the
wards also for candidates OF their nomination. the
Republicans being greater losers than the Democrats
from the movement.
Henry j. Yates, Republican, received 9OG7 votes, and
was reelected, 10y plurality q 3S1. The Democratic
candidate, received sGoG votes, and tHe WO.dingnens
candidate, received 1919 votes. The majority Of the
latter came from Republican ranks The Republicans
elect aldermen, and the Democrats 6. Ten RepIbl-
cans ana . Democrats hold over The next Common
Council viii stand 10 Republicans TO IL Democrats, III
ulng the RspuOicda control OF the city government
Tie Republicans also elected majority o. tine Chosen
FrcchJidcIs and school Commissioners The following
are the Il .uIes ana the candidates elected;
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REGISTRATION or VOTERS.
RESULTS IN xEw-YoRK AND BROOKLYN

RESULTS IN NEW-YORK AND BROOKLYN
Yesterday was the first day for the registra-
ton OF in this city, and the second day in Brook
yn In New-York the places for registration were open
from o a. p m, while across the East River the
hours were from 10 a. III. and from TO 10 y. m
That this off year politics could not he better IL
Illustrated than by the tables printed below the most casu
al observation OF which will show that IN every district
and Ward there is great falling of from the number
registered on days last when the leaders
of both parties showed the greatest activity III inducing
all the voters register early. In the greater number
Of districts in this city the decrease is from oneha 10
one-third Of last years regstration in some II Is
considerably more than One-haL
The table Of BrOoklyns registration presents, the re-
suits Of two days registration compared with the hrst
two DAYS last year There the difference between the
registration I'm wards like the First aud Seventeenth,
which are strongly Republican, and the Second, Fifth
Tenth and Twelfth, which always are Democratic,
as well as in the close wards, such IA the
Third Fourth and Seventh, is not so noticeable
As in The Nrw-YOrk districts referred to above The
ayerag. falling Off is about the throughout The
src0ud DAYS registration shows Increase or 3lJ1
over the day. Ihe railing off Of the two days nom
the FIRST two day Us last year j. 2u,40J.
The following tables show the rcglsirat on III the TWO
cit
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been received from 2G5 precincts, including some
from nearly every quarter OF the state. The net Dem
ocratic gain in these precincts is 41SS, indicating
Democratic gain the State of Sc, 000 and the cleo
tion of Bishop, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor by $4,000 majority
CINCINNATI, Oct. 10.-At this hour u2:45 a. M
returns have been received from but twenty-iour out
Of the l47 precincts in this county Hamilton. These
give Bishop 1851; West, 2,C34; Bond Working
mems. 1,GO7.
The Democrats have probably elected their entire
County and Legislative tickets The election was
quiet in this city and the vote was small.
The workngmens ticket developed unexpected
strength, and it estimated at noon that their ag
gregatc vote would be 5000. The Republicans lost
many votes in the German wards from this cause.
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THE RUSSIAN INVASION.
sERyIA RESOLVED ON WAR.

LONDON, Wednesday, Oct. 10, 1877.
The Belgrade correspondent of The lines says he
hears from a diplomatic source that the Porte mas
demanded explanations regarding Seryas purpose
in arming and negotiating with Russia and kou'na-
mia. The Porte declares it will be obliged TO SEND n
special commissioner to Belgrade to inquire whether
It's suzeraln rights are not being tempered with.
All lirs-class militia brigades except those OF Bel
grade. Shabatz. and Valieyo have marched to the
frontier. The second-class will follow in ten days.
More money and several hundred boxes OF shoes
have arrived from Russia.
Negotiations with Russia have at last come to a
satisfactory close. Cabinet council has resolve
upon warlike measures, though not before the mid
die of November.
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TIE REVOLT IN DAGHESTAy.

LONDON, Iucsuul, UtI' y I'f''
The instruction which broke ont about the 12th
OF September in the central districts Of Dash stan,
and gradually extended through the whole Of
Central and Southern Daghcsgan, does rot
appear to be queed, as it was thought 10
be, after the defeat Of the main body OF the
insurgents, numbering 5000 men, by tie nus
slams Oh the 23d and 9th Of september \
Russian Official dispatch from Karaj1l says band
af 1900 insurgents were defeated on the 3Oth oil
September and tue 3d of October, with loss OF 500
killed, wounded and prisoners. TAe Russian loas
WIS lbs gnifcant Oder bands are sill being p1l-
sued. [Doghestan is Russian province on the west
coast OF the Caspian Sea.
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rrlE.RApnlc NorEs.

Afternoons Penn. oct. 9.--The boiler at Sch
,rees IRON Works MacunEe near here .i3ft cs 2
,iay an. rnoon killing boy named oswald
BALTIMORE Md, Oct 9.-During a quarrel on
Monday between william Eager tWhitf and Mary psi .
colorr Arudc Cou1iy. fagsr shot ana Aoa MIA
DAVIS Eager himself Up, and MAS lodged ia jail
CONCORD, \. H., Oct a.--It was announced Cd
or,Iy last night that The Eqy Isfre PUBLISH" y p =
naly WI b. discontinued sit,g november The cass =.
~ su, nsion is VI financial aud want Oi Dohu,si
support
Troy, ". Y. Oct. 9.-The annual conclaye o. u >
o. OF Rn ghts rinplar of NE stat Da Z
SrI a ,eouie The session ~ Ogen-' va J.
no Knights Including 10 sprese>N-s
W" s,rnbots Of tho 0r.ss tl-
n,.nd ry representative from an tne $3.50 '''
rsnnIc aiiou with The New. York COMMUNICATE
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THE MAJORITY LARGE.
TIE DEMOCRATS CLAIM 10000 AS CERTAIN-IHi

TIE DEMOCRATS CLAIM 10000 AS CERIAIN-IHEf
GAIN $3.50 IN $50 PRECINCTS.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEI
COLUMBUS, Oct. 9-12 P. M.-EveTythlng up 10
this hour indicates a sweeping Democratic victory
d. tuis State. Returns from the larger cities are
very slow in coming in, nothing having been heard
here as yet from Cincinnati, Cleveland Toledo OF
Dayton This city gives an increased Democratic
majority, probably 1000, but very few precincts
have yet reported
The scenes around the several headquarters to-
night interesting. At the Republican head
quarters the feeling is very blue. AT the Democratic
headquarters, on the other hand, the enthusiasm
knows bounds
VI $50 voting precincts which have reported up
10 this hour, fully 125 report Democratic gains.
Inc $50 precincts give a net Democratic gam OF
o,lVO This includes about one-tenth OF the state,
and If returns continue TO come IN with
gains in the same ratio, Bishops majority
Tor Governor will reach $4,000. The Democrats
are already claiming 10000 majority. The Repub-
Means gam three Representatives IN Hardin, Van
vert aud Yinton counties. Private adTiees from
oieycolid claim the city aud county for the Repub-
Means by reduced majorites.
iHA DEMOCRATIC GAIN LARGE AND SAID TO BE
PROBABLY 10000.
lakNgRAL PRRss DIsPAroHKs.l
CoLUABVs. o.. oct 9.-At 1880 .. u. returns LAO
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WEST PITTsToN, Penn, Oct. 9.-The miners
Of the Leheh Valley Railroad Company held a meeting
to-day, at which the problem OF continuance OF the
strike was spritedly discussed The feeling against the
company was maniesty intense. Those In favor Of i'm
mediate resumption pleaded for conservative acton ana
secured REINFORCEMENT OF definite action until tonOr
row In the meantime, they striving earnestly To IN
nuencc "a return WORK upon the terms Of The company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10

TrrcA. n. Y, Oct. 9.-Alex. +. Goodwin, Of
rr has heen nominated for Senator by the Democrats
OF the Oneida district
RIcnFIELD STRINGS y. Y, oct. 9-At the Republican
Convention here to-day. County judge = = Ld.ck' OF
Oucgo WAS nominal ed for state Senator by aecamaon
POuGHKEEPsIE n. Y, oct 9.-The Republicans OF the
first district of Duchess County to-day nominated oEu
Wbeelrr of Dover for the Assembly. The Republicans
OF the second ds.Ict nominated feter hume Oh 'iS
city, Tor the Assembly.
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THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
OHIO DEMoCRAuC-IoWA REPUBLICAN

OHIO DEMOCRAHC-IoWA REPUBlICAN,
~ MAJORITY n QUO ovTR 10000
4 1Icur VOTE IS BoIH STATES.
ni.re.caes from Ohio indicate that the
nlmor~,ts have carried the State by from
eoOo0 to $4,000 majority. The total vote
was licht. although there vas fine weather
,brouchou; the state. The Labor party
nsled about 10000 votes, which was
r,cxr.cfea. This vote came heavily
from tae Republican party. The leg
islature Is claimed TO be Democratic "h'cn
eiyes +he choice of United states senator 70
the Democratic party. in Iowa the weather
MAS rainy and the vote light. The returns IN
dicate Republican majority, but the exact
fg,res are not vet known. There is delay in
Getting the result owing to the rains and the
scratching Of ballots
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A SMALL VOTE.

=
THE RESULT NOT YET KNOwN-BALLoTs CONsID-
ERABLY SCRATCHED.
CHICAGO. Ill.,, Oct. g. Reports from isolated
points in Iowa indicate that light vote is being
polled and that rainy weather prevailed IN nearly
every section of the State. There are four tickets
in the field headed by Gear, Republican, for Gov
ernor Irsh Democrat; Stubbs Greenback; and
Jossup Prohbtionst. There is an unusual amount
of scratching of names the ballots, and sum
mary of the DAYS work will be unavodably late.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
TIE COAL MINE STRIKES.

RESUMPTION OF WORK AT NANTICOKE.
WmNEsBARRE, Penn, Oct. 9.-Yesterday, at
a meeting OF the miners employed by the susqUehanna
Coal Company at Nantcoke, the men. by unanimous
vote decued 70 resume work They VIII receive 10 per
cent advance Operations VIII begin the mines
can be put III order.
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,cANADrAyRAuRoAD DEFAULTER.

MONTREAL, Oct. 9.--Mr. Foster, the Assistant
Treasurer Of the Grand Trunk Railway, his abs;onici
The amount of his defalcation is nOtyet known IL Is DC
heyed ne has draw heavily ana misapprO rated money
belong to The employ es superb nuat"h llhu OF %Iol
Ie ma charge lie issued InO1oy orders wa II claims
were made this fund aud IN many eases Ie receivers
comId moi write their own names IL Is also charged
~ hc cashcI Donus cheeks and Incorporated
trrds az the international Bridge treasury
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F7rst Uard.-Wm. Titus Rep. 50 majority.
S.r9ad lVtd.-J hn g. Thorn, D5In. 81 m i1rty-gain.
Yt,Uj IEHd.-W. IL. Duaud rep, iii maIuiltS.
Io0fh yard john G. LIt,cll Dom, 10 MA ortygan.
EtGa Iird.-S. a. Gtruucr Dem, % mai ly-sain.
SiItt W0fd.-Juhus Il. EIOse, Rep. 40 majority.
Srcnat IFud.-Jlnes g.. IRWIN. D,m. GZl majority.
Ftgutt H0ld.-M. -. Provost kcp, II luaJp4lt}.
NtaUt Uard.-HcuIy ". Wilson, Nep., Jy2 n Jouty.
lpatH Uard. J0stpl NJ Ter, Dem ~ major,y-giin.
\. creutb HGrd. David Young, Hop. - md5ori.y.
T5g,tJut WIrt.-W. W. HAWKINS Dean, 63 mayoriiy.
TntrieeaM W4fd.-Ch.ries HOzwOrh, itcp 40 majority.
tJ.rletA W,ud-d l.. DevOuIsuey, hcu, Al mAJoIi,y.
IUteenu bafd- John @. Harrs son, Rep. 20 majority.
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oFNrRAI CrsrER,s FUNERAL.

POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Oct. 9.-Milltary men
are arriving at West Point to attend General Cs'c.
funeral Mrs Custer reached there tonight, ana Is the
gnes of General schofed Its understood that the Iu-
81 ervice will be that Of the Protestant Episcopal
Cburc and under direction Of Dr. foisy III, cbal II
of the post The steamer Mary Powell VIII leaNe hi'at
In.1n a. Ill in-InOrIoM with Tue rtlnAlns
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MUCH SCRATCHING IN TOLEDO.
REPUBLICANS ELECT PRINCIPAL OFFICERS on I'll
COUNTY TICKET.

TorrDo. Ohio. Oct. 80 O. M.-The election to-
day has been a quiet one. There was good weather,
but NOT heavy vote. 1t was probably twenty per
cent less than that of last year. The Ma
tional party developed unlookcd-for strength,
and they claim the election of portion
Of their county ticket Speculation in the
various political circles at early hour tonight Is
10 the effect that the Republicans have elected their
Treasurer, Recorder and one Representative, with
the remainder of the ticket divided between the
Democrats and Nationals. Much scratching has
been INDUCED in by all parties, and Trustworthy
figures wiz not be obtainable until late hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-10
TWO SCHOOL BoYs SEVERELY STABBED.

Az the close of the night school for boys in Madi-
cn near Jacksonst evening light occurred among
some Of the scholars sidewalk in font OF the school
bnding Michael sheehan. fifteen of No 3tl Madison
- ana 1roruas Green fourteen Of NO. $40 Madison Ell
were severe the breast and side BY boy named
ljsehou, VINO esc~pvo
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ONO.
BISHOP ELECTED.

A DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY or FROM lo,ooo TO
10000 INDICATED.
10y TELEGRAPH 10 THE TR1BUNE.l
CfvCINNATI Oct. 9-12 P. M-Returns at this
bopr Indicate a Democratic majority on the state
,;otot If from 10 900 to 10000. The Workingmen
have polled a much heavier vote than was antici-
pate.l and have drawn largely from the Republic
cans. Hamilton County is thought at midnight to
b., Democratic. There is little information about
che legislature. The result will probably depend on
this county. The impression is that Geo. II. Pendle
ton has it. RICHARD SMITH,
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A DISPATCH FROM MR.. HALSTEAD.

10y TELEGRAPH 10 THE TR1BUNE.l
PROBABLY THE SAME.

PROBABLY THE SAME
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TNBUEEl
CINCINNATI, Oct 9.-The heavy German vote
for the Worlingmen's ticket gives this county to
the Democracy; and the delegation wil in all
probability, make the LEGISLATURE Democratic, and
give them the choice of United States Senator. The
scattering returns from the state indicate the cleo
ton of Bishop, the Democratic candidate for Gov
.r,or NJ. HAIsTEAD.
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GREECE Defends HER WAR POLICY.

BERLIN, Iuc3uaY, Oct y I0I1'
VI. Trcoups, the Greek Minister of Foreign AZ
fairs has informed the British Minister that Greece
was obliged to regard the threatening language of
the Porte as a motive for completing her military
preparations as rapidly as possible.
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AsAvINGs BANK OFFICER INDICTED.

NYACK, n. Y, Oct 9.-Eells, secretary Of
the Rookand Savings Bank has been indicted for embez
element aud his bonds have been forfeited He has been
bail,d III $4,000.
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'NFNR DAY BUT A LIGHT VOTE.

TIE loss OF TOTAL VOTE FALLS HLANiiol V' iI-
pvBnCtNs-A LOSS OF LOO Is SEVENTY PEE
CNCTs.
lHY TELEGRAPH TO THE THInUNg.l
Columns. O.. oct. 90 P.M.-Ihe day has been
pleasant throughout the State his is usually con
adcrcd favorable to the Republicans in an election,
but the fair weather IS offset by the apathy of
voters and the withdrawal Of Republican voters to
TIC Wor<iugmen's and Greenback tickets. The re-
turns are coming i'm slowly. At this writing seventy
precincts have been heard from ont Of about 5000
in the State. ln the seventy the net Democratic
gain is l. 100 OF which at least 400 are from the
Western Reserve. the stronghold Of Repubhcanlsm
in Ohio THIS is largely accounted for by the loss
on the total vote which falls most heavily on the
Republicans. Comparisons are made with the vote
for Secret 4ry of State last year when the Repubh-
can plurality was G63G.
The large cities have not yet been heard lrom and
only one or two precincts of this city are yet IN
The Workingmeu's movement developed unexpected
strength in some localities and also proved hurtful
10 Republicans, the Democrats gaining heavily IN
TINS county aud city. I'm the compilation or the vote
no account is taken Of the GTeenback OF Working
mems VOTE although the latter ticket is said to have
polled "a heavy vote in Hamilton County.
The election in this city passed of more quietly
than for years Scarcely any attention was paid to
the registry law, but its provisions, requiring sub
division of wards was generally commended. as
tending to keep Objectionable crowds away from
usually troublesome precincts. fair vote has been
polled in this city, but the ballots are very badly
scratched ON the local ticket. 1t will be late before
Tie full returns of the city can be obtained.
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]. r. McLEAN,s VIEW on Ir.
The GERMANS REFUSE TO VOiE FOR WEsT-IHE
LABOR VOTE OVER 10000.
lnY ,rlroaAru 70 The rmucSr1

Y
lBY IELUGEAPH 20 The TRIBUNE
CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oct 9-11:30 p. M.-Ihe returns
M TO hs hour show great falling oti in the iepub-
Hcau vote The Western REESE We shows very badly
for them The Republicans lost heavily IN Cincin-
natl. Hamilton County, by the labor movement
their Lelviest wards being closely contested
by the Democrats and Wurl,ingmen. Bishop Is
elected for Governor by a handsome majority the
Germans refusing to vote for West the Republican
candidate. The Legislature cannot be accurately
given at present. The returns in however, indicate
that the Democrats VIII have the next United States
Senator. The Labor ticket will probably elect
three or four members Of che legislature The labor
vote will reach from 10000 to $4,000 votes in the
State. >. H. MCLiAN'
, 1877-04-13
LESSONS OF THE ELECTION.

Cu1uAao, April 9.-Mueh bas bern aaid s,nee The
sleclou relative to the Irish leaving tho Democratic
party and yotinR the Republican ticket, Why did
they do III Was II not for the reason that tic nem
octAtit party had isft thruf For several yeass And
especially stnca the Organization OF tho Pepple's
party. tho Irish have taken Tho lead and control Of
cur Democratic Conventions, nominated them
selves for ofacs. and In fact formed Themselves
Into an Ifish know. Nothing party, headed by the
o'llans, Catl4ghaus, Prlndlvtlles, O'Dstcns, Nc.
0arys, kvsntes, Phillips 4 Co. Near two years
ago they HAde mp ticket without IN American
upon Il. They plAced IIsaing II IT. bead thinking
70 Rst large German vote, aud on tho dsy Of elcc-
tioa z. 900 Of them refused to vots for him, and
supported IN his place. Tho better CLAUS
o. Democrats became dJsgusted with these move.
ents, snd ~ you know In the la4ttwo OF three eee-
non. lett thsm In tho background. THEY refused 10
nominate Cau'dcld for cangress, Comlsksy and
Qultk succeeded In gattlng nomination. but were
oss,sp. although the balance OF tbs ticket had scy.
Mho hsl 6eun ont. Of tho bast CEiy Attorneys W.
EAa SSst had, aud was loved and respected BY tho
u1r4ostat., sas sl4o besten, for no othst reason
~ s1an thas no was uoaitnatsd VI O1ren. President
20 hare sald In tho sullivan iriai short tiIae b.
aofs @ thAt lis9ford not only ought u 10 dead but
ought - hs damned. IN our iale election, ljypes
ssns ~ spSMaa tuspectaIle bsmocfat several lLou
bcIs, aa '1.'Sa: a'a pd2ssng. ~ ! aid before. The
tnaeJ VII not vutc for thcu,. ,.Wo Will
stSte " !le'u Invited to take back seat aud ~
snI nlIhpg 70 tce inem 60 oEcr to ths Republicans,
Toubse to to It II they let them run thcif cunyea
''seIsot ALLOW thsll ~ appoint lhcif clerks aud