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, 1880-11-03

animation Ut tho distribution showed tint
tho Republicans l,a,i nnre little tn n similar
complaint. II Is certain, however. that there
were nut enough voting-fplace* III utu city.
Tile registry ot yotes rali up rs high MS lion,
antl tit Utmost nil tic prrctncis there was
rensOn to expect more tt,nn 200 Yates. This
is nil wrong. It Is not In keeping with tho
spirit Ut nur Government to nuke voting n
burden. rs eerlninly Is TIM cnsc w'cn It Is
l,vccssnry to stund III llne tlurluE several
hours. Yesterday WIS MI exceptionally
pleasant sIay; taA It leen othcrwisu many
Thousands Of yoses woul,l not havc been
cast. II precincts were fairay distributed
so that from 500 to Goo vntcs sluu1tt he cnst at
each, the duty If thu cittxcn would be mucfl
lighter, It would bc easier tn KltArl against
fraud, nntl the result coul.l i,u asccr.atnctl
tnucll 'noro quickly linn Ms IL ta HOW. Thu
late census mud tic Presidential vote this
yenr will furnIsl, 9ootl bnsts fur a fnlr dis
trftu.Ion Of tho yutlng.precincts In the city.
| uni committees If tho two parties ought to
agree upon sot1o arrangement Mt once, II,
order that there may lu 10 temptation to
takc MT unfnir advantage on oit!cr sitc wlclt
tho nnxt riccttm shall ca,,la arul,tnl, anu III
nrter Tint tho ,askof voting inay be n'adu
cnsy Instead 1T bnrlcnsutlc.
, 1880-11-03

NltI. f4onovfco OTlvO1"rt, nit Italian, Of
New York, wtitrs to tile IfefsIt lit tftHse Ut lifs
cDtntryHen, hayinu bcrn offended by lis rc-
.narlts MI tho cnao Ut laiho, "who IN tolng evil
Mis- prompted by jealousy AMI tho BtronR wish,
eotutnun to ali italians III II Ease Ike this, ~
avengn hts hpnor." llp suys oE tho Italian tslas
migrants Of the punrcst clnss tint "thcy urc
obliged to do tho nlnst degrading, .ncnncst work
In urlrr tu liyo," and n.1ds:
! bus, with st,n,ne To think thnt tho maturity
Of AtMerlGnnA WIN rcail your tInsscr mil hHrn
nnver visited Italy ts,ny he intllct!l III btltess
tint nntiun of ss'.khl,N ,NA! universally 'oted fur
ltInintiIlty nns hospitality tn strn1iEers, and
wtpst. niu affection II Unparalleled, seinl!1 l,u
fHthrulsy represented by tho few MliscElhlD
creatures striving IT, enrn th0r brcnt III she
dirty luttgtngs VI Etosby, l!Axtcr, or Roosevelt
6tEvUl.
On this tho Sun rcsnnrlss: "Np Intelligent
ArnuriGns,s hcl'rse ANythny Of tho shrt. Tlo
1tH!lMt,S ArG rar nf thg itust engaging tiuu'f-
ties, nna tn ',l,ei resentment they exhibit
when my Nlrullt IN offered to their dignity anu
t1cir Innnhuui entities them TO prnisn M INIT
ter wnt his position. M Italian In mt tn compel
yuu tn regnrtl Ills seIf.rusreot. flo won't allow
himself ~ bo klcke ntld cl.1fcd like lts, tn
bt. snu,l,cd If he w.s OF ITO nccutlnt; and TINT
IL tu hls credit"
, 1880-11-03

leans Of this c,y nnt county yesterday 1nny
be thus summed III:
A minority Of 1900 for Garfield. 4 like
najority for tho Republican Statc ticket.
Tho election OF three Republican Congress
mon.
The election of nil tho Republican candt-
dates for the General Assembly.
4 unanimous Republican Doarll Of Collr-
ty Commissioners. Republican Sheriff,
Coroner, nl,l Recorder. Circuit Clerk, antl
State's Attorney.
The ctcctIon OF four additional Justices Of
tic Supreme C0ust--nIl Republicans.
= 'rllp details of the vntcs nni mnjoritfcs
will he fountl In tito proper column OF THE
TRIBUNE. Tic figures aro moro expressive
than words.
, 1880-11-03

NTH. whom they Ind reserved for moro cscn-
1inry ttuHlnlent. Thuy concluded 10 Ao0t him
then md there. 1.nts wore drawn to .3tcllc
which should lu II. Uno shut wns fired ut lilo
tnnn at,1 missed him. and tl,o1t. despite his pit.
c,'lfa cries for orey, revolver wns plnlltcst ut
his hrehst nnd he WIS lnial ,teA.s on tho spot. Tho
t,iit1n,l WHO playo tho prt Ut exccntluicr Is nf-
rendy III tho hnn'fs Ut tho police. Tho others,
vim nFo NIL we'll known. will III doubt sFnn hn
tnkcn. It Is only II tew s,,enl,s nad TINT stnafl
landowner IN tho samu nciRhlurI,ant, fur Il
efnll1ar n1rctss. tlt woman tn tho tul of hls
hurso. nti1. nftcr 't,tslts hnr ulurE tho r,M fur
*,'tnc distance, loft hor lying pltnbe objcot OH
tho wNyalc,
, 1880-11-03

Tlicrc Is q universal disposition among
friends md foes to award Gctl. Urant grcat
credit for the influence he llas excrtcd In
bringing about tic magnificent result Of yes
tertlay's election. The tsouor Is well 6c-
slowed. II Is not to lu denied tint tho grcat
General Of tho War and Ills spccinl fu1low-
tl,g secured thousands Of votes throughout
t1.e country tint might otherwise lave been
lost through! indifference. Ills personal
presence invoke mel 10 Tho importance VI
tho Issue involved. Ills brief sprpclcs wera
directed to thu business sentiment mud tho
patriotic sentiment of the country In about
equal proportions. Ills appearance III the
campaign was generous, courageous, Md
magnetic. II was generous BECAUSE he had.
for his friends fr not for himself. suffered
sure disappointment IN not receiving tho
nomination after tho extraordinary efforts
that hui been n,,dH IN Ills behalf. 1t
was courageous, for his aetiyc par
tisa.lshfp WIS sure to cxcite bitter
criticisms, MS 1t ltlt. but 1t WIS still mag
net1c, because tho First Citizen Of the lleplit-
lie txcrtcll the sAl,le power tn command at-
mirnsIon md Summon following that Inns
bpen characteristic Ut his entire career. 1t
Is only lar to remember that this others who
Ind lcen unsuccessful aspIrants for tho dis
t1ne.Eon Garfield won Joiled II, the campaign
heartily, nl,d both Dlnlne md Sherman have
done Ub1e work, which will be gratefully
acknowledged by their party asld their collll-
try, pur1nps the sugctnI strength wElcl,
, 1880-11-03

liz tCnrter lInrrlsonl calIesl upon hts hear
era tn 20 early to tho pols OIL noxt lues,luy, md,
II tho Republican Supervisors, s[ars,nls, Deputy
6hcrllrs, Judges, ChaltvnX9rs. Or Any us,u else
hexan tho hllklozinx business vi thou Or their
friu.!s, al.l attempted by naturalization Or ot1ler-
wao to tliatruhchso them, ts4 II bFtk tiolul the
tiooty, tear l.trM the building, t.e the x.'tos-lot,
put n their haltot. aaa r,st ue pull theH.t|rss.
ltIrcut u,,u loud chcorI!!1. 1.l-tu,tef liatyt.on'a
jfaskt- Ii'1t! spteeh " publstsel In hi o.ya ts
CAicaM TtMet.
, 1880-11-03
liz '[Carter IIafrtsanl called upOn

liz Garter IIarsison] called upon Ills
hearers to ", early to tho polls on next tT.,os-
tiay. aud, II tho Republican, Supervisors, MUIR
sl,als, Dep!1ty-Shcrlifs, Judges. chale,.gcrs. or
my one c!&o bcRun tho hull.lozlnY business OH
them or their frlen1s, anl attempted by tnttml-
latlon 1r olhurwisa Ia tiisfrsnchse Them. tte, II.
bttdt tioirn Tho d1s, tar tious the building. tko
tho ba!pl-bpk, put N their btii. aud run Tho pull
ths,nselrts. [Areat aud loud cheering ]-Eare,'
Iurrt4ons 1Iaahett HILL *ixecl as published IN hs
0fpun, tho ChtcuVo 1im<s.
, 1880-11-03

llE [Cartcr ltar'isonl cnllch npon ljs
helrers to go u.,rlyt0 tho polls tIi, next Tues.
slny, nttl, II tho Republican Supervisors Muir.
slials. Dcputy-ShcrltEs, Judges, cha1lcngcrs, Or
my nllo else bgKnu tho bnlI,!t'zi,1s business m
then, hr thetr friends, nnd attempted by lntt,I.
ttntfon Or otherwise to ,llsErnnchsu thot lhta 10
hrh tiulun Tic tt"rs. teaF tlprn The buthttng .ats
TIC k,ifN-'tr. pnt IN their 'yllo, AMI run the mil
f'FH'st'rts. fGrcat nntt loud cheering. .]-CdFtfr
fhdrTisous NdsGe Hill speech, as published IN lii
UrVuN. TIC Ehici1n Times.
, 1880-11-03
even YOUR h[tterost pDlltioal opponent has M.
sllIelI yulIr honorable character.

1fE [Car.er llnrrlsonl called upon h,s
hcnror8 to ~ Curly IL tho polls u, next Tnc,.
dny. n,d, II tho Republican Supervisors, MIR.
eha!s, Deputy-sherllrs, judges, chullonKrrs. m
my ONO else bcRnn tho bl,IldoztnE bsIuc,. n,
tforn nr thoir frIen,ts, ard attempted by u,mi,
tlntlon t,therwsu to tlisfranctlse tlen thfn Ii
irtd tp,vn ic ,lO,r. ter tf,ten TIC huilifuu taI.
the H'o'-b6r, put IN tttr 'nsilat. md run ii, Ix
thrmsttues. turcat and 1o,d cheering. l--CurItr
lhrrisdns ,takel. iftl apttcl, u p,t1'fsttd IN HI,
Orud,1, t|Ie Chicago Ttin<s.
, 1880-11-03

IIE (Carter llarrisaul called u,nn Ills hear
ora tn W curly to tho polls I'M ncxt Tuesday,
nud, II tho Republican Supervisors, A'Asshals,
ncnnty-EherltEs, Judges. chateuRors, or ahy one
clae tegan tho tuldt1tu1 business an t4o1n or
lholr frent!s. and attempted by int.nttlatton or
othurwlsn tn tllsIrnel,lse thctn, th<ts u byestk
ar1 tho do0u. ttIr tlDlVh The building, tdks The
lxiut.bot. liut n their lallot, and run Ito pl|t
themsttetk. [UFeat und la,,'l cheerlug. .l-Curter
ltarrtson's Ma.hels- itaA tAceh, as puL4letl IL h
utud.I. Hle Chfeuy,, IiMex,
, 1880-11-03

liz [Carter IIarrlso,1) caEletl upon his hear
ors to ", curly tn thu polls OIL nuxt Tuesday,
4nd, II tho Republican Supervisors, Marshals,
puputy-Shcritrs Judges. chaItc,sHers, Or my u,,o
alsc hogan tho bullalnztnx business on ti,osn os
their frlc,lds, uni attempted by intimidation or
otherwise tu Atsfr,ll!rhlse thaH. iheH 10 break
ti'lpH the doors, trar ao,ri The building, t1ko she
hl|'l-',or, nut iH their bd'sot, and rim the poll
thfussttrts. ttlreMt md loud cheering. l-C Carrier
IdTfsn* uas'tetl- Iu spteca, as 'lsliisied In Ats
0rp.tM, tAf GAlesIo TiNLes,
, 1880-11-03

1fE [Cartcr liarrtsonl cal1rI upon his hear.
ers 10 ~ cnrly 10 tho pills M next Tuesday,
aud. It tho Republican Supervisors, Mnsshnls.
nrpusy-ShcrsHs. Judges. chnlIcnpcra. ar nI,y one
clsc brRnn the tmltduzinR business IN tl,otn ur
thor frlcuds. nrtl attempted BY intimidation or
othcrwtsc to stlsfrnGhsc them, tFn to Gtrak
.fplr" The tifs, tear dorm TIC iuf'lfiB, take the
'"tGta-bnr, put In tltfr l~,ioe. aHd run Tho lHa
Themselves. turcns mil lout cheering l-tHrcr
lIarrf*ns afa*el' Hull speech, as published III his
orudu, the ChfcdUI Times.
, 1880-11-03

1fE (Cartcr ilarrlsoil] calted upon his hear
era to m curly to tho pulls on next Tucstlhy,
n,,', II tho Republican Supervisors. Mnsshals,
ncpaty-shcr!Is j.t,lpcs. challcnGcrs, or at,y orc
else brRAn the l1siisloxlnH buslncss un tictn or
their friends. nllu attempted by Intimidation or
otherwise ia Ilstraichtso them, then tn btrdk
d,"', the oo,s, te.tr ior1l lie 't|t't"v, itke TIC
ba|ot-lor. 1nst fu their bd'A, ant ,zsn the lo|t
Themselves, l1ront atu1 lo,,d chccring.1-
llarr'son's ataafcl. Hill sIxtcl ~ published IN hfs
olpNtH, the CAic<iDU Times.
, 1880-11-03

THOMAS McGHArl1, MI American scaman,
wlo killed MI Euglish.nan ut urlyeacr.l, ncur
Lotldnnt lust August. WIN cnlyiuteA Ut tnI,l-
slaughter yesterday ut thu Kent Assize G,l,,rt It
WIS pts'vcta III the ts!al that Meurulh received
great prov0cat!oI, and lint Ills proslous ch,.r.
acter WIS rood, md hts srntu,,cv wlls !Inte4 10
six months imprisonment,
, 1880-11-03

liz [Cartel 1lurrtson] called upon his
iicnrrrs tn ~ oary to tho polls mkt Tucsdny
a1ld, II tho Republican Supervisors, MnrstaIs.
Dcputy-sherItrs, Judges, chaIlc,,gcrs, or my ons
clsc bcgan tho bulllozinR business on them or
tiselr frleits, and attempted by Intimidation or
otherwise to dIsfrNnchiso than, then IL braIk
ttou't The oarx. tear dolVn Tho building, take the
balat-lor, gut IN their ballat and run tie ls7
Themselves. t1rent nrd lo,tl checrfnr.1-Curtt
Ictrfxas Massc Hall speech as published III ILL
urYd'i, The ChfcApo Times.
, 1880-11-03

IlE [Cartcr Ilarrisonl called upnn his hear
ln ~ curly to tho polls NIX t'rucsdAy, Ail,],
n thu Republican Supervisors, Mnrssinls, Deputy
Shcrllls, Jt,tlyas, chni!engcrs. Or any oip else
brKnn tho bultsoztn9 business on then, nr their
Grus. ,llll attempted by intimidation, or other
wtsv to siiztlehisu them, then fa b.rni totrn TIC
aa,rs. tar darn tho building, ftlke Tho iat- hr.
1,t IN lAeir tKIlat and run Tho lK,! Themselves.
[tircnt ansl lond chccrlns.I-Carttr 1f1rrison's
lItsIt't Ihli slecch, as published III hfs urgan tic
t't,tcttUU 1jHlc8.
, 1880-11-03
Altt.ittsR itEl,slj,St. Nnt1a

WILLIAM ANcitEn isEpMoSD, Nationalist
mcMber af Parliament Tor tho l.nr,.lxi, of
Wexford, Ireland died ut Curk yesterday. The
deceased gentleman tas boen aiin9 for some
time. Ills 'lunt1 creates thu t!rst yacnuuy III tho
Irish representation sfUre tho general ulcctlun
, 1880-11-03

liz [Cnrter llarrIso1ll called upon his hear
crH tn cu curly u tho polls OIL next lups.tny, md,
II the Republican Supervisors, Marshals, ncputy-
Sheril1s, Judged. chalbIlgGrs, Or a.ly Dsiu else
began thu b,ilduztnY business o., thom or thoir
friends, Atu attempted by Intimidation TT uthor.
Wise IT, asfr,pcl!|se them, teh IL iftuk siD.r Tho
doors, seHr a'uh Tic badnv, tt,e Tic billot- hr,
1'st IN their htlt. aipt ruu lie 1xt theu.srlrtx.
threat and to,1 chesrIng.l-taiscr ifautu,'s
5fl'ktlt-liau yIxten, III put!tshed t ht urait, ts
CAtatu TttdE<.
, 1880-11-03

llE [Cnrtcr 1[arrEsnm1 called upon hls
hcarcrs to gt carly to tho polls OIL ncxt Tues.
dAy, md. II tho Republican Supervisors, Mar+
ebuls Dcp,ty-shcrit1s. Judges, challcngrrs, o..
n,ly onc else begun tho bulldozng. business IN
ttonl or thetr friends, und utte1nptull by lnttm.
tlattun or otherwise 10 lisfranchtsu them, tltn
10 bTtak dnlpn tho tlnnrs, tear dnn the buif.liaa,
tke The ba|lot-bur. nut III their baot. and run ths
1"'f hcn,ae'rcs [Great anl loud oteprinK.]- ]-C,y.
ter Hai1isohs 3f,skt fiafl speech, ia uttbliblle1 IN
his olVdil, the CIttcaVo Timrs.
, 1880-11-03

1IE lCnrter linrrisun] called upon Ills
hcGrcrs 10 70 early to tho patIs on next Tueslay,
anl. 1t tho Republican Supervisors, Mnrshals,
Dcpttty.sherilEs, Judges. challcngcrs. ur any ono
clsu beKnn tho bn!ldozina business un thom or
thoIr friends. nnd attempted by Intimidation or
otherwise to uisfrnnchiso thoul, then ID b,t.lk
o'r The tloors telr tlospn TIC building, take The
ha''ot-apr, 1nt IN their ba'1ot, anl rttl the pG
thenSelres. [Grcat and inl,.l cheering ]-Cnttr
Iarrfsons Mashelt Hut speech, AZ published III ht
uivan, The Chicago Times.
, 1880-11-03

1IE [Cartcr ITnrrlsonl chilled npon his
hclrers to 20 cnrly 10 tho polls oil next Tues-
tlay. as,l, IT tho Republican supervisors. Mnr-
stnIs, iler,ty- -Shcr!lrs, Judges, challaugcrs, nr
my ono ii 10 ho3nit tho hulldozing business m
thosl or tIlelF frlenas md attempted hy tRtt,nt.
iatlon or uthorwlso to diafruurhso Them, then 10
lrtk sinsea Tic trs, f<tsr ton The btfhst,tg, tkt
ho 1xll|o-bor, put IN thetr ballot, dd r1tH the mi
thtmse'rts. Threat nna loud cheering. .l-Cartr
JiarTtsans ,askt Hall speech, ~ plbiaietl IN his
o31h1H. tite EhtcNUA Jtmts.
, 1880-11-03

rrr rn1rAoo TntnusE has Established branch
o}ccs for tue receipt subscriptions und naSeEtso,
ncilts as folIoHb:
NEW YUAE--ftoom - TrILttne i1ulldIrg. +. T. Nc
FABnEH. Manager.
GlAsuDW, scotlnnd-A1lnn's American News
Apcncy, u Ncnhela-zL
LONDON. Ens.-Amprlcan EXCHANGE, Nv Strand.
1iENNS +. GILl.I1. Ag1nt
WA3ll1SGruS. u. E.-t5I9 stsesL
, 1880-11-03

DEnyls't PAsliA, who has been appointed
to anDersetlu hE.A !'stl ut Scutarl, nnll who set
out fur that pncu siao tuys aED, has BEEN
Obliged to put Into cnrfu Ill account Of tho
strcss nr wcatier. llo hopes 10 sai from thero
, 1880-11-03

I'EFouE tho can,ulgm begun, the New
Yurk Sun varied Hancock that better tnrll
than ho Ind Killed themselves by writing lot
tiers. 1lu PRAYED that even a very poor ,nnt,
might successfully nuke Il fool OF him sct OF,
pupDr.
, 1880-11-03

Observers Ut tho 4nn fund Indications Of iu.
tcnso c0nlulUtlon Oh tho llth, l.th. nIld !3lh ut
August. Tho suti Blh'ts Heta n,any, lutxc. anu
Hetiyg, ln1 pr0ttiber.luees sl.bt up lheIr tlse+
cs'nred tongues with fucrc4se4 force uuiI vc-
ltctty fru,n tho surface. Tls earIh &nuda IN
siantaneons resIons. to tho so1ar ssnrHl i ln'lg,
nctIu utstttrbAncu suddenly began, accompanied
by uE unusual exhibition Ut elrth cllrFeMlt. Thu
nMKuetie yuriAtluu2 we're 9Fel1cnt VIII large,
, 1880-11-03

TllEitE WIS no lusttcs in tho complaints
during ths campaign that the County Donra
had disseminated ngafl.st tllu Democrats II,
locating voting -precluets. Au aecuratv uk-
, 1880-11-03

lEArntsoS's ruling would keep tho polls
opnn TIL ubsetltces III Europe could yet here.
Fur II hu hutl the power to extcnl tho timo 0l.o
MlM,te AU hul etlu9L powor to cxton4 It A.yeaE,
, 1880-11-03

T,1E Kurls cuittEnue to .nnke sud havoc III
Persia, burning Villages and ussacrelilx tho IN
hnb1tants. The Parstnn truops have Begin to
rotalatg, and aro ra[lllsIE lhg kurdish Villages.
, 1880-11-03

fhrmsr res ft:ront oud t,,,1h hty.rl,,r1-tHrtcr
I,,f.vux It,sk,,,. fi spccch. as published IL hts
o,u.t,l, Tic Ehicaoo Times.
oAMfhtta sLAnDEho.
Ihe cainIa''s" J"st e't'se" o'e''I ~ te"c's
"f !"tl5 'haH"seFS III tt'e i"t"'H ~ "'ot!
pefso'la' "l1achs N,'l sn'''aeFs 's '"e.'cle1's
pariasan "sentS' so!es are 'tot h'a"r, o"1
iost. W fcsofllhR ~ lloe'o"s '''e1nous' 1neie
nus t'cch t!tlst s1ftkEns coillFast betweeh
tne pchsnc:"''e l1'ic5 "tlu a'e l'ep"p'Ie"h
po''ey III tAls reR"u aurlhs luz pAst 1o"f
1H"hllls' thf' Je"e!is eosl'l'll1teo !las fc-
if''hea t''ouRiout from at pefsonat relaec-
tlotls iapo'' tho pc'''ocsh1e ea'a'liaate anu tle
h"lafpllea1t newspapers '!'"' s!'e"KeFs' 1aRlns
| thclr cue from Natluhal tleat'liarters, nave
oech cqanl'y eIfcaihswel III tfclf efltle1s'ls
ntmh llc'f opponents Ar' l5alh"'hS toh'-
n!ittce, OIL tlle otsler tlat' 'ias beca nothing
but slanlof-'n''l' turning out 1a!sclloodss
roofbaclis, af'tl ihrFefles ever since II beB1'a
WORK. Ilie Her,lblicai management comes
Out OF ttlo campaign Win c'eft'l tlslilas anu
| popular respect. THO l)esnocfatlc fh:1lttec-
lncht, Without having Increased It's Eote III
| ans Ut tho close sta'es or districts, talrly
stlslkS with tie fattc'i'ess ahu corruption
TINT !iayo characterized 1t.
| Gen. Hancock l'as been treatctl throughout
! tic campaign with the consideration to which
Ills position. character, ntt past services ell
titled him. The opponents Ut Republican se1l-
! timent lave been content with dennutlctng
| tic vicious record Ut tic Democratic party,
and pointing out tllo peculiar il1cotl,pc-
tence for tho Office of President which the
| Democratic candidate exposed by Ills pro-
f,saion1 military m r1nr ,,,,t tim fn,y milf.
, 1880-11-03

1'ItE Solid North extends this" I" colnplf.
ncnts 10 tho Solid South and hopes "sho" Il
protty well.
, 1880-11-03

Il ROMAN CATHOLIC priest residing near
Ltlncrlrk City who rendered himself obnoxious
10 tho Land Lcnguors huA h!s house Sucked
yesterday. Evon ccrgymen du not cscapu tho
wrulh OF tho Irish tdntllprsi.hl!ters
, 1880-11-03

IT Is sail that lU.00O ll,lssun troous are
concentrated oil tho eastern frontier 1f Asntio
1tussia, to bu ready for Il possible war with
ChIIlu.
, 1880-11-03

THE crnzy ambition wlItcl, nto out Han.
cocks heart carried its own punishment with Il.
, 1880-11-03

REPUBLICANS nrc happy enough, this morn.
tttg To forgive nvrryl,ofy,-exccpt tho Infanuu,
sc.i,n1rcls who Introduced forgery Into TIM
cnfnrA4n.
, 1880-11-03

NEXT time tho Opposition party will not
appoint b!aok9uard u mnrago its NutIouA
cuiurnlKIl.
, 1880-11-03

THE Mayor of Chicago llns 1ono issuing
Intlamnlatory har.lngucs to tho people for sea'
aut1.
, 1880-11-03

THE political grave of Carter Harrison
WIS dug nil over this grent city yesterday.
, 1880-11-03

0SE of the best cartoons OIL THE Tim.
uNE's blllotin inst hight WIS picture Of tha
heart of tho solhl soulh transllScd by le.
publican sword,
, 1880-11-03

NOWHERE TT tllls broatl land did Repub.
1lcnRs wnrk ,nnro 1nnnfuIly or t,oro otlcctualy
than In tho City of Chicago.
, 1880-11-03

THE melancholy tlays of November have
como. md they arc chiefly melancholy" for
tho othur follows.
, 1880-11-03
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER $. 1850.

TIP soLID NORTH FOR GARFIELD.
OHIO
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KANSAS
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NEW vADA
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IND ia MA
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MIC 10 AN
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NE " J'EN sEY
N E " Y o IT K
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M I N N f . r y
c o N n E q T / c r
Il II 0 u L 3 l. 4 N D
NEW II a NJ = II I RE
P Il N N s Y l. V ~ N A.
NJ a SIS A II U Sc r
D-NocK-NAT1ONAL sOyEREtGET Y
, 1880-11-03

TilE Democratic party Is tlcadcr than
stnclt this n,urning,
, 1880-11-03

@--.---
llE lcarter Harrison! called unon Ills hear-
l." s .s :" ~. ",s o "gas "
t,cpau tim l,utnzfnu hu.incs. IN tl,t,,n mr. thnlr
sst. n ,'.t",r,,,aI H.. ,nsI,,,i,.,. ~ ,,,nnr.
'rieuAs' A'l" "tttn"F'ft ~ h|'HllnttH't W tutt'
wfte 10 dsfr'1t.cfso thohl' theh 70 brft1k tt1t the
fs. tc.lr tfDrn Tic hufitiimQ, luke The ballAbpr
,ut III thetr i'ao', ani RIM tho ,mli thtmssirrs.
!ureat ana ,oaa eheefina I-tater Hdf'lm,ns
@ sese'' to pao''sea !" "'s o''af'' "'
e"'"'' '"1e.
A NEW THEORY or THE LONDON FOG
rrhn nn,lnn rnp- frnm t,n,a t,nnu,n,nrinl
ihe '''''''"'' ~ .'"'. '!,"e ''.'s''o'" "'''
Inns brGll nlle or tile INSTITUTIONS Ut te Ercnt
nfptropol,s. II Inns been so regular in its
~ 's' o.. "o .sr". , -. 10
r,,uI,mrrt with nther f,rs. tint l.un1ln1,crs
~. ,.,,,. ,...,t, r.,so.iaI !, ~ ,,,n,tnr f,,r
iot yea1s n"'s leE"r"cu IL as il'i"tef 'ot
1,unr hut +o,,,,,,r,r,, ,,ronths nf t,nn,vmiat
oee" n"t te''l]"rhry o1en'ns " sa''zs nns.'
~ ,"d us r" M a""S W eu 'sa "uI1v ~ ,ss
p"'e' ~ wv s""' 10 .""'p''eu "'t1 Wv o'.N'
all.cnsesoping phil which embraces London
wind, ant' sprrntls discomfort au, disease in
every direction. -..,..-
Iherc IN at pFescne q u1schsslon gong OIL
in the London newspapers, 10 which tic
scientific men Aru l,,ak,tg valuable Gull
triOutlous. showing tint ut tast tho ppopc
srp getting tired of their locnI Institution
nmt nrc suggesting ways nn1 means to ret
r,,l of If. Tha nrltntiun ot tho uucsttou Inns
brought ont one curlous .tcc,aratlon frum
authoritative suurccs-nu,,,cly: tl1at the fog.
a. cnltrf. Ia mt II for ut nil. hut stmplv
s,uokc ari stug fru,n the millions Of t;rrs, nut
nnIv IN fuctur,rs. but III residences, wl,cr,
sniff cout Is consumed IN sucl, immense
quantities, rhcru usc;l 10 b. time when
thu London fog wns II rcul fog md ,uatlo
itsclf uncomfortable by niugliug with thu
s,nokt. Int thcsu rarely lasted over three or
four duys anl yielded to the first breeze TINT
cnn,r: Int now t,,uue], four Months of the
ytnr tho "rorn IL perlua,,rnt. Thu Lond OH
S,mty,,,or ,,;ctures IL NJ fol,u,ys.
whcn tho burfunc,crls Is b,rh. whcn thors Is no
n,olssure, wto:! uyurywhorc round TUG mctrnpo.
Most IN IT. iMsnsit,x ur"vfs. bruwn "'e1 c, ie
eurlIahly tnelatisholy il, color: folds itself IN
c"S H. s rya veF ,ts, : za saL, @ "
infcrss in i pItcss rain u p stasls. al,.l rcn-
Gring !lss, i"r nti wy" iSGa extSr!, Si1 1E E2oii
, 1880-11-03

NEVER lntlll, Str. Smith. You have tho
colniurt u rsaaetu2 tLaa In this eatnEalgu not
, 1880-11-03

IF Harrison hnll the right to keep the polls
open inter tho ,rgal tonr ont minute, ka bud tho
right tU keep them su for Il ycnr.
, 1880-11-03

W1Io'..I. count the votes In Mr.. llarrison's
priyAtp midnight election7
, 1880-11-03

Ifnvcrly's Theatre.
rrrrrnrn street. ,nrner nf MNrr0N En1n1emeE
Of tho Smith md Atcstnyor Combination. "Tonrls
In u Pullman 1nIucu Cnt" Afternoon ANl evening
, 1880-11-03

E1nncS'a fThcntrr.
Randolph rract. hetweon CLARK und In anllc. En-.
rareuent uf tho Con.toy -larton Company. "Lnwn
Tenn!s.' Afternoon n.,h evening.
, 1880-11-03

Olympic T'henfrr.
C1ark atrent hetwtcn Lake md Randolph. Engaat
mont Ut sltts Maud Forester. "alazcppa.' Alto
noon MID evening.
, 1880-11-03

Clngk street. opIsDaflc iipw cnnrt-li9use. Enea9o
Iuank Nf AgnGs Ruburtsnr. Afternoon. p" AsFnh NJ
PuGur.'' Even!ng. "jcssII nEuwn."
, 1880-11-03

nED-NOcK- 'sOvEREtG NTY.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1880-02-04
HARVARD.

January Goth, was j. W. Hard
ipg's slsly'sislh birthday anu accord
ingly himself and vile were invited
out for al afternoons VISIT and 70
turning home only 10 lind their house
literally filled with people iiey Ell
Ballou, who married the couple near
ly forty years ago, was present. and
presented them, 10 behalf Of the neigh
bors and friends, with an extension
table, shade lamp aud shawl, Cake
and coffee were served, Excellent
songs were listened to from Mrs, II,
NJ, Chase of Bethel, also !, NJ Rick
ard OF Woodstock, Good dancing
music was In attendance and Mr.,
Harding led the first figure.
The ladies Of tho UnlversallsI
society announced a festival Tuesday