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Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


 CHURCH THE AseENs1oN-services morning snd
 afternoon at the usnal hours: Preaching by Rsv Wm. G. Andrews.
 CARRIAGE svor MEETING at No. 70 Hamilton singing. Ere to all.
 DWIGHT HAoE It oHUaeH:-Rev. H. D: Northrop will l:45. Yong peoples meeting at 630.
 sEAMA1s BETHEL (80 Water Street )-Prase service
 at 9:SO m., followed at m. by Bible reading and
 Gospe15ervtce. Bring your Bibles and Nos. l. and
 Gospef Hymns.
 ENiLIsH HALL.-The choral orchestra led bv Mir
 Fra1k Potter give praise service at English Hsn to- morrow night, beginning at 7:15. Free to all Gospel tenperance meeting tonight.
 LooM1s' TEMPLE MUs1c.-Free Lecture Associ- at 7:30 p. m. by MT. A. w. Phelps. Subject "Oppor- tunities." Public invited. Seats free. in bH the nastor ser and evening. Sunday school and young mems Bible class at 12 m. Young peoples meeting at e30 p. nn
 ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Beers street.-Pray- CT and conference meeting in the morning at 1O:SO Preaching at and 7:3O D. m. by Elder H. W. Perkins Praise service at o'clock All welcome and seats free.
 CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH {Orange St., near Elm.)- Rev: M H. H4ughton the pastor, will preach in the shfpers." Sunday school and Bible casa 12 o'clock noon. ing by pastor s. B. Dennen. Afternoon discourse on ''A1other of John the Baptist Sabbath school at D. come.
 DAVENPORT CHURCH [corner Greene and Academy strscts].-Rev. W. F. BIacknan will preach at 1O3O a. Rev. MT. Kelsey at 730 p. m. Early meeting st e:s0 m. Sunday school at 2:3O p. Young peoo ple's meeting at 6:30 p. m.
 EAST CHURCH Humphrey streetl. Rev. J. A. Hanna pastor.-Preec by Rev. H. c. Hovey, of Fair Ha- ven at 1030 m., and by the pastor at 7:sO p. m. Sabbath school at 1:4b p. Young peoples meeting at 6:3O p. m. Seats free and a welcome to all.
 COLLEGE STREET CHURcH.-Preaching by the pas- tor Rev. H. s. Kelsey forenoon and afternoon. Sub ject of the forenoons discourse 'The Lords Prayer Mo- g." Sabbath school at 12 o'clock. Young peoples meeting at 6H o'clock. All welcome.
 LECTURES FOR THE MASSES {Wier's Hal 261 Elm Street 1.-The fifth and sixth lectures of the course of fifteen on Mans Nature and Destiny" will be deiv- cred by F. H Burbank, of Philadelphia, minister the gospel at 10:30 subject, "Lving Souls :" 1;5O P. m. Distinction between Soul and Body" These lectures strictly biblical in character The public are invited free.
 ST. JOHN ST. M. E. CHURCH, Rev. J. W. Barnhart pastor@Early prayer meeting at 930 m. Preaching at 1O:5O a. m. by member of the African M E. Com 1erehce Tne now in session in the Zion M. E. church, Foote street. Sabbath school at 12:l5 noon. Prayer meeting at 6:15 p. Preaching at 73O D. nl by the pastor Strangers cordially welcomed.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

P. Busch, the well known jsweler, is now located at 99 Church street, up stairs. Watch es and hne Jewelry of every description re- paired in satisfactory manner. All work guaranteed. Orders executed with dispatch.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10
The RaiIrO4na

The Board of Directors of the New Haven aud Northampton railroad voted, Wednesday, to reduce all fares on the road to basis of two and onehalf cents per mile, with enough added to make each fare up to the next five cent terminal, the new rates to take effect on or bafore May L
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10
Going to Cork.

The bark Accame yesterday morning was lowed out of New London harbor by the tug Wellington and, once outside, caught fair wind and speeded briskly along with thirty six thousand and odd bushels of corn to Cork.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

in the best manner. Agent for Peace's circu- lar, mill, cross-cut, hand rip, panel and back saws; superior butcher and other saws. Prices low. Eli Morris, BPS Grand street, At wafer'a hIock
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

When you wis or leave New York City, save Baggage Expressage and Carriage Hire, and stop at Grand Union Hotel, nearly oppo- site Grand Central Depot $50 elegant rooms reduced to $1 and upwards per day, European plan. Elevator. Restaurant supplied with the best. Horse Oars, Stages and Elevated Railroad to all Depots. Families can live bet ter for less money at Grand Union than at any other frst-class Hotel in the city.
 mv31 aod1v
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

In colds of great obstinacy, attended with constant coughing, pr. Bulls Cough Syrup renders prompt and permanent relief Price 25 cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10
THE WEATHER RECORD.

WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFIcER,- WARRINGTON, D. O., April 1o-1 A. M.
 KRdicattOnss For New England, warmer cloudy weather, H. lowed by rain, southwest winds and rising baronete
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

Der they have a large and assorted stock of popular and standard books, and purchasers are daily made happy by receiving elegant and valuable presents. GAY BROTHERS,
 257 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

We cannot resist good bargain. Among purchases of last week are some 150 pairs of Ladies' Kid, Low, Button Newports. They are marked in plain figures, one dollar and ten cents. (ap7 5t) WALLACE B. FENN & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

They do say that humor doesn't grow on every bush, and cannot be hammered out to order. And yet most persons seem, by their lives, to think otherwise. Always buy s. s. Thompson & Co.'s Angel Cake.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

The Ladies' fine Kid Newport Ties W. B. Fenn & Go. are selling at $1.75 are the bar gains of this week, and really worth $3. a7 St
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

Whene'er take my walks abroad,

Anti-moth paper 25cents, at Brooks & Go. s. matters, corner Chapel and State sts. m73t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

Fifty stylish jackets made from fine ladies' cloth, only $50, at Bretzfelder's
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

Nutrition improved, strength restored and disease arrested by Malt Bitters.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

We have on hand all sizes, c and D widths, of Ladies' French Kid Opera Button Boots, at $3.75. They are worth in any market se4So to a'5. WALLACE B. FENN dG Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10
Entertainments.

On Wednesday and Thursday evenings of next week with a matinee on Thursday after noon, Uncle Toms Cabin and the flyers Sis ters Combination will appear at Goes Opera House. The colored people will take all the slave characters, while the white dramatic company will represent the other characters. This will make cast of extraordinary strength and originality, and this favorite old play will be presented in manner equal if not superb or to any representation ever given in this city.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10
CRtania Oranges.

Twenty boxes just received. This is very fine fruit. Jamaicas, Valencias and Messinas.
 MIX & HUDSON.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

The silver door plates sold by the subscriber may be seen in nearly every street in the city. complete assortment can be found at sos Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10
Saws Filed and Repaired

Fresh Strawberries. Leave orders early this morning with
 MIX < HUDSON, City Market.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

Storage for Furs and Robes at Brooks & Co.'s, hatters and furriers. St
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Jewelor,

The Most Artistic Styles of Silk Hats, for old and young, ever brough to the city, at Osborn's, 91 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

'"nhe Best Cough Medicine in the WorIa." The Old Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam. Cut Ter Bros. & Co.,, Boston. Small reduced to 25c. Large. $1. ja29 3md&w
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

People meet of every age Dressed from the Club Blue Store"
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

Ladies' Silk Velvet Top, Kid Foxed, Button Boots, S2 60. WALLACE B. FENN & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

House and land also cottage for sale ol rent. Dr. Shears, $40 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

Special Bargains at BretzFeIder's. 100 yards black sewing silk Sc. Rubber dressing and fine combs 5c. Rubber round combs 5c. Torchon lace Sc. Hamburg edgings Be. Hair pins To. Safety pins Sc. dozen. Twilled tapes 1c. Corset stesls Sc. White pique 7c. Twilled toweling 4c. Whalebone 5c. Pins Sc. Table oilcloths 25c.
 One dollar corsets at 39c. Valenciennes lace 1c. a yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

Bretzfelder offers the best bargains in la dies spring garments in this city. He has the best styles and made from the best mate rial for the least money. Look at his hand some English walking jackets at $3, $3.5O and upwards. His cashmere and black diago- nal dolmsns, wraps and talmas at $5 and up- wards are marvellously low. Beautiful ladies' cloth circulars only $3.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

New Butter. Reduction in prices. Call at 46 Church street. c. Fl. OAKS.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10
Maple Sugar.

800 lbs in bricks and small cakes. Maple syrup in gallon cans. MIX 6 HUDSON.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10
Read F. & l.. Lyons advertisement.

The greatest sale of remnants and odds and ends for the next two weeks will take place at F. & L.. Lyons, previous to their removal into their new store in the G1ebe build lg.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

The Great Gift Book Sale nt the ROsto
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

Great Sale of Odds and Ends of corsets, gloves, hosiery, underwear, ladies' undergarments, lace ties, suspenders, &c., at F. & l.. Lyons great removal sale.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10
Fancy Half Hose at Smith and Stones
Children Cry forThem

and parents from far and near come for them those fresh peanuts that Mix & Judson sell for SC. per quart.
 OitY Market, Chapel street bridge.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

Choice Apples. Greetings and Baldwins.
 MIX & HUDSON, City Market. The Pirates of PenZance and everybody, buy your Hats, strong Trunks and Bags at B. S. Osborn's, 91 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10
GRAND PAPER CARNIVAL.

The ladies of Christ church will give a grand paper carnival at the Atheneum on Monday and Tuesday evenings of next week. Prominent characters will be represented in paper costumes, ladies in full dress and dress of the period. very unique affair will be a
 ''Fan DriIl' by sixteen young ladies. The grand procession will commence at o'clock prompt. Ice cream and refreshments will be provided during the evening. The entertain ment will be most pleasant one and will no doubt be iberally patronized. The admission is only 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
 "A MESSENGER FROM JARVIS SECTION"
 A good-sized audience greeted the first pre- sentation in this city of the play entitled "A Messenger from Jarvis Section,' last evening at Goes Opera House. Those who thought, judging from the first act, that the entertain ment was to be rather of tame affair, were agreeably surprised, for from that time to the close of the piece it is full of interest, and the workings of the plot, which is a very clever one, keep the audience on the gui 0iue MT. B. Macauley as 'Uncle DanI," deputy sheriff from ''Jarvis Section,' has very ef- fective but mild manner in his characteriza- tion of farmer who has never seen the city or been introduced to city ways. The audi ence loudly applauded his performance Last evening. calling him before the curtain twice, once with Miss Minnie Madden, who is a clever and sprightly little actress, thoroughly at home on the stage, and will undoubtedly make her mark in her profession. The SUD- port IS good throughout, and the performance IS so full of fun and interesting situations that tnose who can should go and see 1t. It will be repeated this evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

Amidon's.. and Youmans Hats, at Osborn's, 91 Church street. ap9 2t
 Fancy Canhrio Shirts at Smith & Stones.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-10

Gents shirts at Lyons removal sale. Fine cambric shirts at 50, 60, 75c. and $1. Fine white linen bosom shirts, 50, 75, $50. and $1.
 Boys white and colored shirts soc. All less than manufacturing prices. stu
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LA. DUNCAN, Agt., Engrayer.
, 1880-11-01

Special UApMteA to The Chicago Tttt,int,
0TrAwA. ILL.,. Oct, M.-lnltatlnK tho 1tcpublic-
ana In thoir 1ncottng or week aGO, tho DO
niocrncy held nass-tnceting hero to-dny. Tho
aponkers announced were Lewis Il. parsosla "
W. O'l!ricn. Gc!.1 lirecktnrItlgo or kr,,tnclyt
and Daillcl Evnhs Nt LII sac, candidate for
Compress. Extensive preparations wnre .,llle
for II crowd. tR1n Of ptnpa fran tho entire
Congressional district. Thry e,ltno. l'cr!,ups
LOO mon. wo,,lun, atld boyx gathered in tho
vicinity 0f tho nfter1ioon speaker, W. ".
OHrfcn. Forced enthusiasm was crcntcd by
from tho oharactor Of tho Iattur. tho entlrn
demonstration WIZ gotten up lit tho
tntercEtnf Wllllnm 1t, ntllllxan, candidate fnr
tho only hopes Democrats npw hnh! will t,u 10
cAtnh Bn!ue uf the ct,l1nty olcca, Sheriff Ilriict-
l1lly. hut one act tN-tlsly will oust thpni .nuy
Votes Conspicuous uIt,tl tho Athrtl this Nftcr-
ns,0E ,gaa lttlof shirt t1nt tered with ttt,u, nd
lnbcteA .!iopt,blfoan rlatforr,' In dcrIalou Dr
tho late War.
THE EpFEcr UPON ohn soLnlEHs
was marked, md tho insult offered tho brave
t'llato for Sheriff, Cnpt. TIi,,,iny Cinrk,
wEtso shirts wore natlo blooly ny Con-
tGdprhto' bullets, Will bn. rt,sunie lit
lso,s st ~ teriuT4, wits fronnunty lnsluIEud IN
tn-'y Atltl Envo chnrncter tn tho 1ttlleri.iK. III
tho evening tho Krat1d tnrchltgiit tiENptHtt,i was
1lcHrGr q Altcoss. A.. t!r,llsAlu turctes warD
promised: nhnnt sig Or 8urtIl hNnlrutt wcro III
linz, h,!t thlK Included II company Ut >3N hoys
nllilnTs null I1t,'-r0tnrs ENr! colIspiounlIs. AHAiu
tho bloody Hhirt wns cnrrEe4l Fur II bn1itlcr.
Up to THO present writing neither Ilreckin-
rlugo llor farsons has put In nil appearances.
, 1880-11-01
WISCONSIN,.

Hp<etll Dtspateh to The GAfeaao TttbuMt.
MILWAUKEE, uct. 3t.-ThD Republicans nro
putting ttlu tlniahlnH tu,ctGs IL mo ur tho ,lt,st
vigorous nnd navrrsslya caiHpaiKns tilut las
bern conducted In HtscotlRt,l sltluu tho Wur. ln
tho thrco l)r'nncratlu Congregational dist rIcts-
tho Fnnrth, FIFTH, mnl Sfxtl,-she cn,,vass l,ua
htn1i absolutely ieirv III bath sl'luA-thp ijtn,.
oerttta ''rterlunch ta huId Oil 10 their members
A1d tllu Republicans rs Equally autcvlnlnet, 10
Wltst thu lHl~tr frAn 'hollI. III tho Eerul,1 md
Third Districts. which hAyu AlwAys rrl,trutl Ise-
itlbl'tai! ul1tnbors by s,utll mnIuritles. t!,p
hcintGruts hnfu nominated E<'0,l ca..lintcs a,i
"re pr6cci1ttE THUR light With n,lpructic utytt-
l'sey, thutlxll without ihu atIul,s Uf thu nssur-
ANU uf s'lccess ut tho bullul-box. The lleIt}-
lcH.'s will carry tho Erst District Ly about u,tDl
minority, thu sucs'M ly 1.5N, thu ThIr.l uy l,ssl
tho Fourth by tn; tho Fifth will bu Dct.,tmrutto
" ~; thu Sixth will glvo l.tfN ltupuul!cau Mu-
jorltyitho Seventh, huoo; tho Eighth :,,Al), luis
tetlfl'Ito Is na,lo nll Congress a,r1l, uIll # IL
elaf'ned tint uarilclt' will Sarry ,!,o btato ,y ut
least ~ 0 stlhjarlty. Thesu IL III, liu,lgcr wat-
ever of Thu Republicans lusls,a aIthor OF tho ilya
districts thAt they huld ut prvscu!, but they aru
cnnssollt or gunlnx two nen,uprs in placo Of
l'eustcr and houck. Thu Fourth District coutulns
latxo Gern9n Galhollu population, nn1 10th
aleusttr mud sAuKer nro Ger,lAlIs u,u Cathujlea.
" toat tavS staud w III e4ual fo0sluy III rcgurI
, 1880-11-01

ho.nr nr tho ,lotnolst r,l1on, iilo ptsU turning
ttnf 0Tt,t on t,1Hsso to witness thu sp'ny. AT
!ho Visiting clubs WrrC Rrrfptl with Rnttcr l,y
thousands Of penplG during tto nyri'il,x.
s!nto-t!1tae inter tho l,arr n,!,l listened 10 mn
ni'lo address ly tho lion, |. T.. Morrison, wipm
to sprlixcr's acat III Congress despite tho attcrs
majority nf :t!m twn years nsr,. During tho
llrrtttE Gen. logAh t'firx xlectt,lly nrr!vcd md
,..'lItGu Ecr.etGu u. overwhelming 0vHtDn. tlc spoke
,I,eF, t,IMn nnd nttcr ncvrral sorKs By thu ChIcapo
King: Of Freepnrt. The entire nifntr pissed III
" tho hfNt sAt&sfnDtnry tl,.tfer, wlthnitt Necl-
untlts Or tIsthrl,ailta uf ttny kind, md tho Ito.
at,1,t nGnhs M W .,s .h,,sann cointy wlll risn \ @ TNMi
!iayu itatie roit'arknhtu xulns, an fully expect
70 curry ttto cEl!nty, althoil8h II Hnvo cIrly 0O0
majority for 1iIlcn.
THE unw.
Mason it!chmobl tho cotosrtl tnun vim shot n
,,s'i lGnioernt nt thu 1lcmoerntin meeting hero
ItiiNly ntEit, rs s"tnilct1 In these dsPntcttes,
" ftlg wuunstctI sn'. rhnrgtnE hin, with assault
with lntGIt tn fnurtlnr nilu with tatrryur GNt-
ernletl wrnpnns. Tho young silaM .l;,nts ,ynA
@ 4trail tho cAHo would lc irtsrn,ttcsl bv tho
fr''isi hiN Echn,t next wtsk ~ in swnru Ult
these wnrr7tt1ts tu r,ll tho rla ifcttut,,ul hntI
ArMrl1IE tu-!nr. mn! VIVA .setnrgcti ,,x IN the
arst rttFH. tho prosecutor bolnE tho best Wit
@ n'ls r. The Testimony proved THO enrrcatrrss If
THE FNiH1NE'R + tltspMtelus, and sllu,yc thnt tho
negro WIS not tn htitint.
ten. f.olsnn ant 1'utllscna Chicago tileu Cul,
arrived M here re thla inGr,''R ~ tt,nlr wns to Chi
III kun to tho Chi,Ito where flDn t,v,l,i was ra-
retyctt with trftnnNbi,s cheering, jjc u,Gtlr II
short speech, an1 tho club sanB "1Itdo Away
, 1880-11-01
Beginning of Another lnto,r,
tional Walking-Matc in
London.
No Particular COn,motion a.,
Irish Lnnt Meetings '
Yesterday.
Ria Pasha Superseded bv H..
visch Pasha ct Dulcigno.
The Difficult Operation Of Castin, n.
tho Josuits from France.


T,O ftIlln.
LONDON. Oct. 31.-Tlic ltcr. Mr., I}nIc. .,.
man Of tho Church II England, WIS nrras,e,
this city fur tlEsolnying lilo urtlcts pt ~, =.
clrslhstscEE court by c1irryIns M ltftuo,t.".
ptnoticcs. A'saa
ANOTHER GNEAT-CoNrEsT.
LONDON, Nov. l.-Thn pedestrian cm,c,. T..
tho championship Of tho wDrld hckat tls ma -
tnE. There nrv six competitors, n.u,cIy: fSna ..a'
wtNr'. peHran,, 1sruwn. Howell, lvbIc, "s, ~,
Howard. They wcrc stnrtcd ut / ocIsck h. aM Ss
jofltt Ashley, o1i one eF the bust tracks cycr ~
IN Agricultural lfnlI. Tho staIru Mt 4 o.rsss ,s%
STOOL: Ittewot,i. III miles; Pcgrrnl, III nt,,..
ilrowi,. 10 TITLES: fh,wc!l, IL n,llps; Doblcr -
miles; lfownrtl, II talIcs.
FARSItf.
DUHK1N. Nov. 1.-TarMell, spcnkiro nj ri,
pcrnr, Sttt1ny. referred to tl,o sending NJ ~.
Cotiatabufnry from 1iprrrary to stnyp, ind .,I,
II tho people wo'lltl ony uIt,,izc It wotld ~
itlpssllEa TO yet cnn,tsi, puEeo to tntt,m[i,.s
the whoo country. lie ual,i,l MT rortuu,nto
iatsd scheme until tho question WIS sll,c,
lIl:ALy AND WELSH.
At n meeting under tic nllspiccs of Tin I'm.
IGnEse held nrs.r iluntry to protest ui,iEn,t IN.
nrrcst or lftally aud Wnt.h, l,uth wcru prr,cn,
Tho Radical clubs nf 1h,uuot,, at II confe,pnS,
tlcprecntct tho prosecution Ut tho Irish iani
ngItntors. N'
, 1880-11-01
la SATJT COUNTY,
TIL. 1lgS I,.t1lI,1sDS MEKTtyn.

sptetai Dssrd'th Ia The Chtago Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ill, Oct M.-Tho Ottnw1l ffrc~7'ratier
ifletnhcrutte} took ymr correspondent to t.sk, a
week ugo, for sanding whit tnIteges WIS m tx
aEEnratca nnd Mnfntthfni nerurlt of tho I.o.
Harrison, innss-tacetlnX. In reply to this yn,,r
correspondent published In tho columns Of his
1nicr, the oetnwn Journal. {. statement showing
tho trlllhfnneas Of his report, n,,l citing tho
Ftfc- irtier tn facts which rcrc mt petlsnnt to
it 10 remember. Since TINT tlnlc TnET'unuS1:'s
report has lcen commented upon ly tho tocni
pr'sa nnsl the Isnatons t1kcn thBrcin Sustained.
Tlero aecins to be 4 settleti policy on tho p,rt
OF nll Democratic pipcta to prrvort tho truth
to thnlr own Win cnts. Misrepresentation n.,.'
falsifying nrn tliolr stock III trn.lc ThIs s.,fnu
fttc- Tlcr. In It's isso Of to+.iny takes IN tho
Chcse- forgery l6ttnr, and attempts to cotl-
vince It's reuters tlsat tho chHrgt.8 RrG true
agaI,tat Garfield; but, " Whether those charges
lro tr,l0 or ,sot, 1t accorls with his sentiments Mt
tho timc, snys TINT pnrcs. sO It In with NtI tho
candidates. whether N.lttounl. 3tNtD, or County.
Every Ito TINT Inns been told agni1,st ltcr.lblic-
III, Notwithstanding fs coinpt1to refltutipll, In
tlkcn mp. rGhtlshei, ind tllshe'f to tho public
Will, such snco ia will nuke Il pnlatnbtn tu Its
rcH'!ors. This it. perhaps, hhncst journalism
MS viewed frun, Democratic standpoint; Int,
to hoHest-inlndcl mon. whu sock for tri,th nnl
Information, II looks like infamy, yllo md url-
1lushIng.
Here In In 5alto County every effort Il holng
male by tho DemocrtCy to pecurc olllcD thut
tnenns. ..fatr ur foul. will nlow.
SINCE THE UCTOlIEls rt.Ecr1ON
thoy fiave become desperate, md uro leaving no
effort iiltrlcd ulat will SECURE them 60 much as
tho oiice Of Corlncr. a Dttor fight ~ briug
tnatlo for tho oiI|ep of Sheriff., hut, II Repub-
llcahs only Hivo tho matter II eundid Thought,
ihore will ho not n sl,Alow Of chance for DEM
as, Tos catS, il has ten 'it't%y.ts Topty serl s
ior Four yours, and Ia competent, faithful, und
, 1880-11-01
OHIO.

DEMOCRATIC MEETrEO.
CINCINNATI, O., Oct Gl-There wna Demo.
critic hlass-snceting ut MBsic.tIn'l Tonight.
There wna m immense nttenilnucc. Ex-uur.
Bishop presided, Addresses wero made by tho
lion. John q. Carlts1e Of Kentucky, Senator
penllcton, md others.
trETrOSED
Tho Republican procession wRs prevented
frun, appearing Tonight on account Of tho
wen&h0r.
1tLgt3Ak vDTfAu.
CtErRI.Axp, D., Oct. M.-A sensation was
crcntcd hero ta-ttay by tho issuance of wnrrunts
fortho arrest for illegal vo,lng Of two men
prominent in aocIety arid business circles. Onc.
+. IT, Chadwick. unrrtcti daughter Of II. Il.
Wnslow, Il lnrBc yceeel.nwncr, Inst Fcbrllnsy,
can,'i.lnto for thu Hcnnte In ClnrfoH County,
PENNSYLVANIA two yours aFn. hut musctl Hi
fntnily hero Inst May, and Is Secretary nr tho
rested. ChauWick has mot yEt boon found.
, 1880-11-01
1sENNSILVANIA.
I.Sfr1SfATEa,

Special Dispatch In The Cht:He1 Tribune.
1H1LAnEi.t"ifA, 1'n.. Oct. 1l-liot!l the ftcpnt,.
ltcnn md 1Sem0erntfG HtAM Committees hntU
completed ihcir canvnssrs. i,,,t arc chnry nln,,tt
Eivtt'g nut tho result. Hc,,ntur Wnllncn n,lIl
Chairman Dill vert over tlotr f'g,,ros tn-n!1't.
hn'vnscr, md they atlthorfza tho statement that
they oxrscct tn carry Pennsylvania for Hancock
ty II irn1Drity III rr0-pt,ttIitg tho aur7rRatc Of
Republican majorttlcs ut 63,1hD utul tue nFRr1-
Ente nf 1lGinncratiu nnjnrlt!cs ut Ea,5o0. This
rcat'lt IL rnl,ght oIt by groAt sirntnitg nf tho
possibilities In nemucrntfc,courttcs grisl r1,th
lcss snrrllcr of ftcpuhllcAn ct','ts-
ties. For itlstMneo, ttsor rlacn tito Republican
maturity In rhHtlc'phtn ns lG4U0, which Ia tH.
llcygf by tho lcRt-fnforttlri rtiltlcut wfaulGrcs
IN l,e ut lcnst 100O, anl urtl,uhy 5.G0 iTtow tho
t,snrlt. Then i11cy PHI Allegheny Republican l,y
f0O0, which Ia nj unItlslGlahly moderate estk-
n1ufc. 1t Ia sAte IL Hns, IN view Of tlean things,
mil further .tlyses Of tho DH'nocrntic cstl-
tnutes, lint tho managers nf .that purity
REALLY ExrEcT uAhFa1tu Tt1 CAltty rxSSsrf-
yANlA
1y not less tlfan co,U0. Tic coorst,hcatl at Re.
publican headquarters claims not less t',an
n.NO, md thorr nrp members OF tho Com.
'nlttca WIN count upon 40,000 and
urcr. Tho Republicans expect, nlso, with Enost
rclsnn. III 'lavo tho Legislature by rl.1ntgc INT
tOrty Oh joint ballot, assuring ltrEu bllcun sc-
cossor TO Senator Wnllatc. nud 10 r,slice tho
h,i,n;cr af nGmocrns on tho Congressional .lcl-
cHntto. The report fs rGvlye1 t0-tdHht Of n
tr1ltfo hctwctn Wnllaec uni Cntncrun, undgr
which the Stnte Is to IN for Garfield By II lar4o
fnA1urlty. wl,ilu W,liaGB wusiss nwAy With tho
Legislature. ittt there Is tho bcst rt,lstnt to he.
llevc tl,Ht there hns bccn M s,lGh trs,t1t. Tho
story il hactl upon tim trnctng nf iii nshnntatD
SoNator Walnce which gives tho Stnfe fD tho
Republicans t'y W,GA. but, on Investigation. 1t
turns ont TINT this wills a Republican eainate
which tsn,! found Its wty Into Wnllnrc's haul.,
nntl WIS by him tpt11trti Gqgt1N n9 worthless.