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beecher on the Jews.

Mr.. Bescher e1tolled the achieve
ments of the Jews in the arts and sci
snces and in craftsmanship, and con-
tinued that the Hebrews should be
held sacred with that gift wit hout
price-Jesus Christ, the ideal man Of
the ages, the grandest interpreter of
the Old Testament, and He who deliv-
cred the sermon on the Mount. No
people ever displayed so much en-
durance as the Jews. From the days
of the Roman emperors they have
repeatedly denied the commonest
rights of humanity. They have
been shut up, heeced, cheated and
prosecuted by people who wished to
wrest them from their supposed rich
es. The clergyman mentioned the
persecution in Spain, Hungary, Ger
many and elsewhere, and added with
emphasis which drew forth applause
They could not be destroyed. Hope
sprang immortal in their souls. They
have marched through many genera
tions of prosecutions. The legend of
the Wandering Jew is true. Every
where the Jewish people have refused
to be crushed. Disbranched, defolia-
ted, robbed of every precious fruit,
they grew again. They have set an
example to all humanity. If ever a
people was heroic, this people has
been. They have never flinched. When
to save themselves they have been
obliged to conform to the outside show
of Christians, they have ever been
faithful to the religion of their faith
ers. The Jewish statesmen, authors
and scientists are second to none in
the genius of the world"
"Of what must they be ashamed ?"
continued Mr.. Beecher. Are they
keen in bargaining? Have they ever
stolen $lO,0o0,00O from a city +?
Are Jews compromising cases with
them? Are Jews in our jails begging
for mercy? Do they not pay their
debts? Do they live on what you
throw away? Is it true they can
make money when you, in the same
time, might become bankrupt Then
shame on you. For high, honorable
dealings the Jews give larger num-
Der of trustworthy people than our
own race. They are the last people
who should be insulted, whether by
retail Or wholesale. Applause. If
you had sought for a race in all the
nations which should not be frowned
upon, it is the Jewish race. OF all
places, in hotel laghter where peo-
pie try so hard not to soil their gar
ments renewed laughter, of all pla-
ces, in q hotel with one thousand
rooms, in Saratoga, should such a
scene as that of recent date not have
occurred. Saratoga where persons
are instructed, sometimes by minis
tiers and sometimes by Morrisseys.
Laughter, There is hotel design
ed to develop itself that no one can 60
there to meet others than those who
made their money yesterday by sell
ing Goldfish. Laughter. 1t i'll be-
comes man who never made dollar
to reproach those who have made for
tunes by their own industry and
thrift. IN. Y. Sun.
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
COMMISSIONERS MEETING.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS
OF ALLEGANY COUNTY
CUMBERLAND, Md, June 49, 1877.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
~ the County Commissioners for AL
legany county will meet ut their office
i'll the Court House, on
MONDAY, JULY 2, 1877,
for the purpose of transacting such bust
ness as may properly come before them.
d. ARMSTRONG,
June 23-2t Clerk.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has, concluded negotiation,
which has been some time in progress
at London, for loan of FIVE million of
dollars, the object of which is to take
up the floating debt of the company
incurred in the building of the Chica-
60 branch.
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OUR CORRESPONDENCE.
Why is This ?
FRosTBURG, June 90, 1877


Dear Journal:-Has the ordinance
prohibiting hogs running at large
within he corporate limits of our
town boen repealed If it has, l
have lot seen any notice to that effect.
If u Is not been repealed, the inter
est AID protection Of many citizens
dema..d that the proper officials be on
the @."ro, and take up the hogs that
are now, and have been running at
large Tor the past month, to the very
great annoyance and inconvenience,
to say nothing Of injury, of many Of
our citizens. OBSERVER.
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DISTRIBUTION OF School FUNDS
The comptroller has made distribu-
tlcn of the school fund, for the quarter
ending June Is. Drafts will be pay
able to-day. The white school of
Allegany and Garrett counties re-
ceive $5,693.77; colored schools
$l5l.02. Of the counties, excepting
Baltimore county, Frederick recei yes
most-$8, O44; ,Allegany and Garrett
come next, and Washington third,
S., 500.
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PARLOR ORGAOS,

Messrs. Geo. p. ROwell Il Co., On. "
Newspaper Reporter, says:
"Daniel F. Beatty, the organ builder, OF
Washington, N. j., presses forward with
greatest vigor."
From VIM. Peol, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Several months use of the elegant Parlor
Organ you sent IL G, satisfies me that it is
one ofthe best made. Ii has rich tone !;
its various tones are most pleasant. |
most heartily recommend your organs for
paI lor, school, church or other USE"
Best offer ever gwen Money refunded
upon return of organ and freight charges
paid by me Daniel F. Beatty both ways
II unsatisfactory, after test trial of five
days, Organ warranted for five years.
Send for extended list of testimonials be-
fore buying parlor organ, Address,
DANIEL f. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, US A
Dec ~
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THE Meysrsdale Independent is
"kritikal and STATISTICAL" It puts a
new phase upon our intelligent heifer,
and ridicules the JOURNAL 8 punctua-
ton. The editor who can imagine a
prodigal heifsr returning and ring
ing the door-bsll may not be alto
gethsr straight about his scriptural
illustrations, especially where the
luxury of a door-bell is INDUCED,
but there is no reason why he should
not have strong grasp upon the phil
osophy Of punctuation. If he has,
his grip elsewhere is slight, for pune
tuation is one of the things, good as
far as it reaches, but you can't brag
on it as specially intellectual accom-
plishment. We know now, however
where to look for recherche commas,
select semi colons, choice colons, ele-
CANT periods, refined interrogations
and gsnteel EXPLANATIONS.
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APPoINTMENTs.-Governor Carroll
has appointed Messrs. Cornelius S.
Murphy and John Sammond justices
of the peace, and Mr.. John H. Kenny
officer of registration for the Fifteenth,
the new district of Allegany county.
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THE MINING JOURNAL.
FRosTBURG, MD, JUNE 80, 1877

A PERTINENT INoUIRY.-A CORES
pondent inquiries about the ordinance
prohibiting stock running at large in
the streets. We have observed the
nuisance complained of and wonder
ed-can such things be?
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The JOURNAL generally aims tc
treat editorially matters of local in.
terest, eschewing avoirdupols themes
such as the design of the Cossack, in
tention of the Turk, effects upon the
harem, seligman-H Hilton and the en-
tire cosmopolitan of something uni
versal and profound. Nothing in our
line obtruding obstreperously this
week, hence no topic for discussion.
Blame the fates, not US.
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General Items.

The establishment of a weekly
church journal in the Baltimore con-
ference M. E. Church is talked of.
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BLANKS |!
BLAN EkS !

hLAN HAS BLhN AS
BLANKS!
A s an effective substitute for the expen-
"A sive processes now employed to en-
force the collection Of debts W have prln.
ed and have for sale,
BLANK FORMS OF NOTES,
wherein the debtor oaices all rtghts of cr-
enption under the Attachment Law, passed
In 1874, whereupon the creditor can recov-
er before our oDn authorities, as was for
merly the case.
The form was prepared by an attorney,
and 10 as easily filled as check 1t pro-
vides fully for the lawful collection of
debts in way economical to both creditor
and debtor. Price, per hundred, $l.75;
less than one hundred, 2 cents each
Address JOURNAL,
June ~ Frostburg, Md
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N0 Al, PARL0R ORGANS.
II Established i'm 1856,

III lDoOs
The best and most lasting organ now in
use. No other parlor organ has ever at
tanned the same popularity.
1t has been tested by thousands, many of
them competent Judges and gives univer-
sal satisfaction to all.
the music is adapted 10 the human voice,
ranging from the suttest ilutc-note to 4
volume OF sound unsurpassed by any in
Strunent.
Tins instrument has all the latest i'm
provcmcnts, and every organ Is fully war
rantcd for six years. Beautiful OIL polish,
black walnut pancled cases, which Will not
CRACK ur WARP, and forms, in addition
splendid instrument Of music, beau
tiful piece OF furniture.
This organ needs only to he seen to be
appreciated, and is sold ut extremely low
figures for cash Secondhand Instruments
taken in exchange.
Agents wanted male or female, in every
county in the United States and Canada.
A liberal discount made to teachers, minis
tiers, churches, schools, lodges, etc, where
we have no agents. Illustrated catalogue
and price-lst free. Correspondence solicit
ed Agents discount given where | have
no agents. Best offer ever given now
ready. Address,
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U s A
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Miscellaneous Advertisements.
FOB SHERIFF.

HEREBY announce myself as candi-
date for Sheriff, subject TO the decision
of the Democratic nominating convention.
June IL f. NJ. OFFUTT.
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Notice..

A LII persons owing me will please set
"A tie their accounts at once Mr. g. II.
Walker (Postmaster) is authorized to re-
ceive all moneys for me, and receipt for
same. JOHN ENGLEBY.
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TO the Voters Of Allegany County.

HEREBY announce myselfas candi.
L date tor the next Sheritfalty, subject to
the action of tine Democratic Nominating
Convention.
June % ALEX. KING.
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G.. f.. HARTZELL Il CO.,
OPPOSITE Posi- OFFICE,
Main street. FrOstburg. Md,
SADDLE AND HARM ESS- MAKERS,
IIAVE on hand and for sale Fine and
IL Coarse Harness Collars, Hames, Trace,
Halter, Brcast and Butt Chains, Mems and
Side So ;idles, all qualities; Riding and Blind
Brides, Horse Blankets, leigh Bells, Wag-
on and Buggy Whips, and everything per-
tanning to tirst-class shop. We make
specially of putting up Fine harm ess,
and in this line We defy competition. Best
quality of Mining Work always on
hand, and orders promptly filled. Work of
all descriptions mnde to order. Repairing
neatly and promptly done. Prices reason
BILE. gg- Orders solicited. Nov 4---v
, 1877-04-05

BosToH, April 4.-Thc New England Confer
cnce Of tho Methodist Episcopal Church opened
to-day, Ill Of the 245 members being present.
Resolutions on the Southern question wrre pre-
senttd by the Rcv. ". F. 3tailieu, q. D., Of
Boston, and upon l,c'ng read were received With
great applautc, and BY voto Of the Conference
wcro referred 10 special committee OF five, to
10 appointed by tho Chair. The Preamble to
the resolutions reviews theEbltghttng cf1ecta of
slnvcry, and tho two final resolutions arc in
substance AZ follows:
Httoirtd. That we arc s1asn9cd md fttcd with An.
rrthtnaona for tho future when va cnntemrintc
tho practical sale Of Of tho great pNlitIea par.
tics OF tho Republic by two politicians Of that PARTY
who hara held and now hold vtry Intimate relatlvns
10 the rresidnnt thnh aacfactnG prlncne, erd par.
y. and riehteoasness for tho sake Of temporary
succpsN. 80
Aeso!etd, That wn protest most carnestly ngninst
The action ol tho nrw Administration III making
terms with the ch1of of tho Kn-Knx instigators Of
the Hamburg massacre, n. c. Hut!or. and stiIl
reeoenat,on By tho Administration 81 that arch.
enemy Of tho Republic. who long since onsht 10
have been hung. for treaton, Wade Hampton, of
South CaFolnn. and who nov. by threnta and tn.
limitation, under tho resy roof Of the Whtc-
llouao. ~ we'll Al ou railroad platforms ond in
other public placer. dedcs the power at the 1}ov.
trnnbcnt, and bu,1fes tho FseaIdcn Into compliance
With hs6 tEaftosous aud wicked usurp.tlons.
, 1877-04-05
TIE EPEAKERSITIP.
REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.,
Hhse.Idt Hfenx.fa& n r. st1.ah.z


WASHINGTON, D. G., April IA person who
had mn Interview With Ben Butler recently says
that. while tho latter Is very angry at the rrcsI
dent In the South Carolina case, he has pretty
ncar]y decided To support Gen. Gar field as Re-
publican candidate for Speaker. It seems to be
conceded that Butler has been mcslitating the
plan Of securing tho nomination and support Of
largo enough number Of Independent Demo-
Gratis. carpct~baggcrs, and dissatisfied Rcpttb.
l'cans to compel tho Republicans, as q party
necessity, to take him as their candidate for
Speaker. Ons Of two prominent gentlemen
haTe been to Butler to
DIFsCAnE HIM
from such q purpose. One of these gentlemen,
after returning from v!sit to him, stated that
he felt that the object Of bis mission had not
then been accomplished.
gentlemen who called On nampton ycktes-
day gives It as h!s own opinion that Hampton
Intends to use influence among Southern Demo
cratic congressman to secure the election OF
Garfield ~ Speaker.
, 1877-04-05
CUBA.
CUBA.
THE QUESTION or INTERVENTION,
Aahk1d( lSfn1feA ia IL f1xih..ux

Apsctas 1sspa&eA to NJ 7>tssa&
WAaA1aa1oA, D. e., April 4.-Cuban stlatra
are likely to demand tho attention OF President
Hayes ct Ill carly day. During Gen. Grants
term tho attention Of tho Spanish Government
.Faa often rallied to tho brutal cxpedten&s often
scstosd to By the spantords 10 their attempts to
suppress the inaurrcctfon in Cuba, and In lctters
Of instruction to our Ministers to Spain, aud In
other State documents, tho disposition Of tho
United statcs Government to iusIst tlsk the
war should be conducted In accordance With the
usages Of civilized nations was repeatedly A.
serted. The prominence OF domestic political
questions during the lsxt year hare prevented
public attention from being drawn to tho prog1us
OF tho Cuban war, but tho publication here
thts morning Ut . proclamation Issued BY Gen,
Aattlne1 !. Cslnpos, ContmAudus. tn- Chiet OF
tho spantah force, dated ut Santa Clara, Cubs,
March q, in whieh he announces that
NO QUARTER WILL ns oKAxrxp
10 Cuban Insurgents Of dascrtcrs captured sftey
tho lst OF Nay, has aroused new interest on
tho subject. II has caused = repetition Of tho
question In prominent clreles to-day, what Il 10
he tho policy Of tho United States Government
towards spain. and especially what attitude will
the Administration assume In regard to the
Cuban wart Secretary Eya1ts will undoubtedly
give his attention early 10 this subject, and Will
tako such measures as viii leave 10 oppor-
tuntty Tor tha Spanish Government to mtsun-
desatand Just what tho policy Of the PscsLieut
10 this respect u to be- 4 speech which Mr.
Evasts uAdo At massneetlug held in stsiu-
way Hall, New York, sooa Ites tho capture
, 1877-04-05
u the VfrRtnius, and at which hc presidcd, con-
tai1s Gor,c passages which It

S"- sH&ll|u3 Aall nj WHICH DH H1EHlUEUe t1Q-
ta'hs sotnc passages which It
MAY M 1KrkREsT1x8 TO RECALL
N th's connection. Speaking nf the manner In
then aaid: ~o~
:. Now VIC must understand thas to the puhllc law
tnefe ere only twn sftnntt0ns which nre recognized
ah1 st Fhaeh have tht1r appropriate OBLIGATIONS and
state or Peace the other Il state OF var: and
thete y no intermediate slaic that tho public deas
Win or that Hatfnns tolerate. -, Tho
Pos!taon Of these tnhan authorities II this: Inst
70 lawful aVslntt rsbels, md everybody thst
actively aympathfsea With snd ads tho
sn91t' shssT - and ths a'ms q the.e rebel.
Cuban Power. a. II they were anb}ecs to the laws
q spaIa. ARain't any fnch proposition a thn..
I'll civilized nations must CIR aloud II onr cltf-
kens ~ peace Violate The laws Of Spain they arc to
Honal ohligatIons. II In time Of war they aid
war, they are to he dealt with according to the Law
OF nations md the lhws OF war. II any Of them
ss eoms @ ne enemies O. The hnman race. and seous
ons o. them 10 70 be lutfed to The United ststes
trto deal with them othesv!4c.
ALT. EvArta In closing TINS summed up
=, Tnk True AMERICAN POLICY
time: =
. Orr duty fsthen psln. 1fit be true. ~ ecsma en-.
uIeIJ nfohable. That tht rorcr Of Hpain no longer
governs tho actions Of the Cubant: ii it BE- time
trrcgn.f warfare will DEC to It that t1eY do not
hare al the !nmunfties Of regular authority. VS.
ere not to he driven from ora resource 10 another.
out We ete 70 obiata. and peacefully no doubt,
The future a. will mako the American people "a.
anne thGtt qu!et and renew their pride, sstlsdtd
that neither arc % b. disturbed In the future.
, 1877-04-05
OVER bUnDEHED NEW YORK.
4pfrfdI Dispa&eh 10 5As Tribune.
~ Ynnr Arrt1 I-Tst,., A+ant. Evohno,


to-day passed tho following resolution:
Rtso'tsd, That the business tntercs.a represented
BY THO New. York Etoek k1ehsnEs demand thc
sptcdest and mort etIectHal legislation to prevent
Wunctal taxatlon ssatn reaching thc extremity Of
ah&oute eonascatton Of property, md that tho
eoassitul,onal amendment unlimited BY Tho
by ths lato Governor 10 provide
checks apon municipal msgo7tfnmrnt should bs
submitted 10 tho people II the esrltrst possible
period. ~ tha un.n!non. opinion q thls Board
that one OF ths hrsk duties Ut this LegsAturc s to
facilitate tho object BY appropriate action. The
proposed amrn.! mcnt would hare sated the c,sy
from 1t least halt the burdens under which Il now
labots had 1t been Ia force tho last ten year.
Thu Cotton and Produce Exchanges haTe passed
similar rcsolutlohs, and a general mocttng Of
businessmen has 1leen called for Saturday 10
take action IN the matter and present tia result
zcns. Al q meeting tonight, passed resolutions
!naots'ns the bill. It 4 thought : : .ttong
Legislature, mud this united action on thu
part NJ tho bustnessmen IL to ,uunieract any
such attempt and make 1t dangerous for tho
Senate aud Assembly to delay tho passage Of
tho blll now before them on this subject,
, 1877-04-05
LOUISIANA.
4 rtcKLE.AlNp8p LEGISLATOR.

soeciat Di.uokcA 10 mn 13Iau...
NEW ORLEANS, Apfll 4,-Dayric.. who n few
days since entered tlo Nictolls Lct1sI.t,,rn. In.
a.. -s.,,.-,.,, ~ III. ...t ~ ~ o." 1.s.,s
1 'e'o't.~N ~ ts s"s :" ''s etase-".ooeo.
lie vas returned BY tho Returning board, and
uncontcsted.
EcYcral men who Hcrc aome tl1no aoo arrested
bv ,hc N,choll. ro1l,r ,.h,fc rncr,,,,,o1 ~ INV
Ssun",, ..,,t.i. t. 49, .,. o'"s ~. 10y.
iaeAAroa Lnl!''la' aha VINO "efu eohmilsco TO
the Parish Prison Without beuent OF ball, on +
chargo Of treason, and in whose behalf Cor
1acksr1 m.do renro.+nt.tfon. ~ Tia pr..id.rt
, 1877-04-05
Snecfdi ApdkeA 10 44S JyftunAI

WAsu1saToS, y. e., April l.-One Of tho
most powerful rings In Washington has Just
met it, dsst lcfeat under tho new aduilnist7a.
tton of the Treasury Department. For long
time tho combination Of tho cotton.claIm agents
has been It work to undermine tho prescnt Or
ganizstIon Of tho division In tho Treasury
which passcs Upon cotton claims. Immediately
after the Inauguration of Hayes tho attack on
this division broke out anew snd With great
yisor. The charges made rcre promptly fnses-
t!gated, aud the result Il to fully e1onerats
Mr. Noen. the chief maa against whom the
Increment VAS directed Tha roport showed
coucIustvcly that tho claim agents whose cases
had been rejected ooneocted tho charges, and
that there was not tho slightest foundation for
them. Tue same men who have been protol.
ucnt In thla lsat attack on thia mott important
, 1877-04-05
WASHINGTON.
Changes Likely to Result
from the South Caro-
lima Settlement.
Chamberlain, Corbin, and Pat
terson Already Talking
of Migration.
Packard Announces His Intention
to Stick While There Is
Aug1lt to Stick To.
He Will Have the Governor
ship Of Louisiana or
Nothing.
Nichols Atlflerents Believe
Legislative Compro-
mise Impossible.
The Cuban Question Again Assum-
ing Prominent Proportions,
How Postat-Card Job Was Neat.
ly circumvented.
The Cotton Ring Meet with Disastrous
Defeat,
Nichols A{lllcronts Believe
Legislative Conpro-
mise Impossible.
The Cuban Question Again Assum-
ing Prominent Proportions.
How a Postat-Card Job Was Neat.
ly Circumvented.
The Cotton Ring Meet with a Disastrous
Defeat,


IL 6blLHfs
5peefas DtspdfeA 10 7As 7rfoHs&
WARRINGTON, D. C., April 4.--2cn. Ii. C..
Butler. Of South Carolina, will most certainly
prcss his claims, and thcro Is not much doubt
no" OF Ills admission. It is said that when tho
Hampton Legislature shall conyenc, tho latter
part Of this month. the rcotgauixcd Legts.
1atusc, as to whoEo authority or legality there
can 10 little doubt, will 80 through The forms
OF another election, and mil undoubtedly eject
nEalu 81. c. Butler. Upon this latter certificate
given by tho Legislature In State where there
is no contcnd'ng Legislature, and certified to BIZ
Governor who has no contestant, Butler OK
poets to be seated II ho fails upon tho cettlQ-
cato now pending.
sEHATon 1onS PATTERSON
has said that he does not Intend 10 return to
South CasollnA to live after the expiration of
his Two years In the United stAtcs Senate. lie
has liEcd there very little stncc ho WIS Senator,
aud has made great deal OF outrage capital out
Of tho pEetenston that he found It unsafe 10 ll7o
there.
This action Of the carpct-bsg Senator IL char
aetcrtstlc. It Ia but o few month"; since he vaa
dcnouncine Chamberlain In public in Washing
ton aud elsewhere on account Of the attempts Of
the )attcr at reform In South Carolina, aud was
snecripg At Chamberlain as
"HRtsTow REFoRXEn."
Chambcrlain's sun having set, Patterson Il
quick to turn bis face toward Hampton.
Chamberlain, in private conversation, docs not
acrcpt his lcfcat with any considerable degree
Of equanlmtty. Ho speaks very bitterly Of tho
President, and las allowed his disappointment
to permit him to uso tho cant Of tho carpet
bagEers, and to declare that In his Chamber
1ain's} opinion the President seems "to have
acted In accordance With tone precopceYttd ar-
, 1877-04-05
NUMBERING,

aQft744 @4pQtCA 70 1AS 2F5eAA
EAsT sAG1sAw, Mieti., april 3.-The TNta-
bsHAssce and Saginaw Myers arc clear Of Ice,
and the bosts OF the River Steamboat Line will
commence running this week. The wafer IL ye5y
low for this seaso0 Of the year, sud lumbermcn
apprebend that the larger proportion OF thu prod
uct will he hung up, aud not available for tnis
seasons supply, ualess very heavy rsi4s islt,
, 1877-04-05
LOCAL POLITICS.
A Summary Of The Voting Done
Tuesday.
Few Faint Vestigcs of Democracy
Left in Chicago.
Result Of the Elections il! Hyde Park, Lake
and Other Suburbs.


It was wonderfully quiet yesterday, aud thcra
Was hardly an Indication Of the political turmoil
and tumnlt which has been raging for over .,
month. Tho presence Of Grape On tho doors Of q
&c" prominent citizens, and special reluctaucs
on the part OF many, Ia talking to the defeated
candidates. TO make any reference 10 the doIDRs
Of Tuesday, werc about tho only symptoms
that POLITICAL convulsion had occurred. Tho
Job Was 10 thoroughly done that It seems hardly
necessary TO give anything further concerning
It in tho war Of stattstics but for convenience Of
reference the following tables OF tho yoto for
city officers arc printed. The returns for town
ofllcers arc also given in a summary form.
They arc not complete, not all tho districts
having made their returns, owing presumably
10 tho difficulty attending tho counting OF tho
sote for Conssablcs. Enough is known, how
ever, to decide the result: