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, 1880-01-08
THE CITY-lIALL,

Tho Controller forwarded nnotller 800, 900
to Now York yesterdny for i,lterest.
1t took sal3 worth Ut gus, ut 3l.As per 1000
feet, to light tho rookcry for December.
Secretary atcV!ckar was confined to Ills
rU'nl yesterday with !ntlaHmatory Rheumatism.
Tho meat c0ndemlmtlolis ara growing
bctsItifuily less. Yesterday thcy embraced
niy Onu llox al,d u TOW huns.
Tie Treasurer received Sa,o07 from tho
Water Department yesterday, FrN from tho
Collector. una Si2 froln tho Cont roller.
The Controller yesterday Invited proposals.
for doing the city advertising for tho year. Tho
bids will bo opened SaturtlAy,
The work Of cleaning the sc1Iool.houses
and improving their aauit,sry condition IL Qul.lK
hraVely Oh, Nineteen huyU heru cleaned u
1atu.
4 building permit was issued yesterday to
J. b. ClMrk u Urtct thrco twtl-stary dwellings.
CORNER nf DearbOru avenue uud Illinois struot, to
cost $tGD.
THO Committee on Streets alld Alloys, West,
!! called for to-Mofrow afternoon tu consider
thn circumstances uxulust improving Polk nnl
Elizabeth stzeets.
Tle Superintendent nf the SmaIl-POx uos-
pttA! IL to 10 rptnaye4. Tho Mayor sAys NJ. lie
will l.0 removed upon tho Recommendation Vt
'DFs. llunne and ~ Wolf, who charFe hlua With
"leGtlxehca anIl taplUlency." Thu r,cou,.
mcndAuon WIS lnAdo yesterday, pul will bu
, 1880-01-08
GEN. WARREN.
The Hearing OF His Cnae Before Tho
Court of Inquiry Postponed Until Cen.
HNnrttAnsH Return.

The ITcnrfnG OF His Cnae Before tho
Court Of Inquiry Postponed Until Gen.
SherItiul'H Return.
Sptetut Di'paseh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
NEW Yo1tts, Jim. 1.-The Court of Inquiry
ordered III the cnso Of Gen. tiouycrneur X.
Wnrrcn, of tho Unite.t Stntes Engineer Corps,
convened on Governors lslnnd to-t!ay. War
rell's conduct lit tho bnttle Of Five Forks was
adversely reported by Gen. Sheridan, who
relieved Wnrron from command, giving tho
reason III his report Tint Wnrren dill mt ex-
M sft himsef % as l.S might ],aye ,loMe n gsting
III tile l,scm during the battlg. Warren claimed
tho iMputatl0lis were ullf0undetl, aud tlt.-
mall9ed Il Court Of, 1nqulry, which
rFssSnt rHs Gnnrt syss eyysssH RHHy acsSrsa %s n
stuck aml Anger a.ld Col. Tower. .The
eopy ef acn. sherldan's renoFt, = wicii Icon; con;
snnletl much time. Gen, Grant, who refused
lncllts wera finished, Gen. Hancock tl,rnetl to
fah Sim WarrSn raS mud sav With tho sghtest
say It," Geii. Warren replied t!saf 10 hutl
colnu prepared to llnyo Ge,l. Sheridan as n
witness, a',d did not ses how they could get
HlnMg without him. lIc must lisk ti,at tl!e
hia nnswer to tho lmplitatiOns.
,Tliy President tl,erpiexStlly)-"D But Gen.
Sheridan u abscl,t iii thrcc-nsn,ths' sick
leayc, md that leave cannot well be cur
tailed. For the matter Of that, what cur;
tninty have YOU l,e WILL, ,get back anyhow ?
GGn. Wnrrcn-"l Should be very sorry In
deed" U4aughtcr.l
presitlsl!t- YOU hayo him ?"
Ge,'; Warren--",l ~, havs considered this
inent BY, tho, GeNeral.til.thiet that all tho
liMo needed should bu granted"
Prcsi,ent-"E Even though 1t bo three
Gcn. Warrn-"Ycs. Gen. s!.erIaal,'s
presence iy 80 Important could walt fur 1t
thre0 nlollths.n -
After Withdrawing for consultation, tho
Court returned and announced t!1lt tho trlnl
stuo adjourned until lieut.. .tlcn. Sl.ertlnlls
prcscncu tn!l he secured, notice ot whlcl! Is
10 be Eiyci! by tbs ,nutllurit!eA ut Washing
ton. Tl'e Court will meet tn rsylsu tho rec-
ord, Which win bu transmitted to Washing
t0n for apprnyal. unlesS tho Secretary it
Var or tl!e President reversu tho procce.l-
inga, a'l directs tlla !,!uuiry to continue, tito
ntl]uMnl,nent III practically slno dis. Gen.
ShuridnM IL III Fl0rita.
, 1880-01-08
acted upon in n few days. Hero Is n chnnco for
Dr. Alphabet Washington and other Naptrants
for QlflcInt rnsIfiNn.

Uf. All)ElnUet washington Allu 0fuGF MAptFnHts
for o11cinl position.
A ,,m,,,t,,o ~ 4,n r1,,.,,., Aeso,sopor
,,,.i, ',1 ,,,,t,,, H., ~ o sIs, .,,,t,.,
fts rnforcinor ~ III M 9r,it,nncns Mx,nat hnnrnw.
Signs street. Stands nnl UucroAchnIcntA iii the
atrccte KcncruIy Thry Ind tiujtr It full MIL
free discussion, fmchIi,v tic ocsttuns ut tss1,r,
int were ,lisnblo 10 exact Nt,y ir0,ttsrR fr,u hIs
Homer 4 urnlnIac 10 niutp these nlltaatlccs wNB
made BOtue tInsC tru
,r, ~, ., ,,o,,, r,,,,,,, ,ou
-, e csllnl3tes vi t!e l inr ~
ING yenr Wero cntntietr S nnn ea imr M
~ APPROPRIATION tu NEa.t Sk,NU. hEalhst S.puD
ast ycnr me estl1nn!o ltacisi'lea ts'e snMt.n'i'
WStvS-Men. aNn Sta!tHi"sss ;t WnesSMs wv Mpr". ..
nrluttoh u tast Eetv na mnl, Mh!e!s ineM1s t!1at
tnn ls!. 81 aoink MwnS WIN tho sosviSeF s' ~ .nn
coeetofa mn am, men hna i,ee n!1s mRtert ~
tta!n;slncr Waier, ata Will 10 lasa ocIofot the
Cash Or 1s1ECTMEST. -.
4 Health officer was yestcrtuy cullc,l to No, IT.
oninrio strrot r., pruttMt Il wiow aid hcr fuilr
children WIN yprr nbpnt trIny elected Nv Il
tcnrttcsa tNut3lnrtl. Twp ut tho elllllrrl, were
iiw,, viii; tho stgrlet a,l 1t wfis rcprtctt
strnrt IN I'll H tIe ntat. With Il If, iUfraciio az
tfe inw Wh,sm tic sriilpr rruchgsi tt,o urc,sts
hu found that Il Cnt,stbe hnti i,t,en tilufe with
writ pf eirrttnt nt1tl Ind given tho wttt,,,tt1
Until t,Mni Ia nltr ulpl Knowing nothing Ot her
frrHj rlv!its mil ttnyttir llceJ frightened ty tho
EUIIsni,lr s}ii, hntl ajrt.ny removed II loud III
her Entn,s. utltl WIS prrtnirlnv to ,runyo tho
rcat mil hrr Sick children. Tho nnti,cs
nf tho innjIpr11 md Constable cp,1hi tlnt
im onutt,t tut. If lilo fucts ura ~ reprrac,.e,l
, 1880-01-08
LOCAL. POLITICS.

T1iE NEW 1RtE1t.ANEtftcAH CtUn-
Tho dissatisfaction ut tho wny things wcro be-
Ing nlnnnHct In tho Irish. American 1tcp,ibflcitt
Club whicl, Inns hcc,, productive Of much tnllf
and many meetings, resulted Inst evening III tho
complete reorganization Df the Club tlltts shut
ting ont tho elements which nro opposed 10 tito
new regime. III rcepo1sD tn Invitations sent to
s,scA ns wcro desired to be present nbout forty
of tho n,en,l,ers Of tho old organization ,,s-
fetnbled Inst evening lit room o. OF tho
Cnstoui- t[u,iso, which will bc tho headquarters
af tho now organization. The doors wero
throwti open to tho reporters. Among thoso
present, who ntc tho founders Ut tho Ci,l,, wcru:
W. y. Roact J. I. CnultlclA, John y. l.ocl!c A.
Ssi Il McFr!s qk u 5, ;,c9ysSa r. NswH" r. Iass, j. Mrcn +
Sa!:t; J. Gi!aa%1s y. oGonnqs, . Il: niskeS,
Fosy f e T. opre e. ArSa bxp HEsafMs. e. Il. SioM & "
scy, 'rhnlMus Mnorc. ". r. Dncls, .Iahn liolcl,,
q esssy ssy H. hsrcM %ss's psss sf ssaS MeFfs T. +
Tic organization wns effected by tho election
riat,a itec'rtiiis9 sscrsI,ry. ". i. ttoacG; As-
Ss%Essa,fy' 5aass No~laa $iesa1sf Fso'nas
adpptie,u of M i'ew constitution: Ihls ~.
haisay of tc ,noth, s twenty"ve nj el met,crs aaS @
to constitute y quorum. THO section III regard
t. "gnershR provIcsh .hH5 S.ize eI
te Hsp!saa r,y Ss si 10 ciisible ea T. %eeoe
n member Of this Club upon presentation and
c!rctton" Officers hul1 their positions fur SIX
nt,nills. Tho Central Committee Is IT, consist Ut
tnp delegate frt,n cuch Wnri Club. Their ,t,lty
Is to ortanlzo the ntixIlnry clubs, 1lt>,la uf which
nrr tn u considered eligible to Representation
unless 80 prEnnlzetl. AL elections arc to bc held
III executive Ecsstnn.
Tito Rpeeiul object Of the reorganization s
ennta!n!d fn tho fulnwiuK section on discipline:
"Ofrnsrs cuyniznble by this Club Bhull
be viuntl0ns nf OUR constitution or by-
lnws, dsnl,G,,lcneo Of lawful orders, solIt-
itlng tMDney or Othtr vnltnbo thing
lcAi services, unless authorized by tho Club
calling meetings nr NsaltllnE u net In any
nInfner i'll tho nnl1,u Of the Club without tho
authority Of tho sntlc, Aa euIldlIut unGeDMiIlE II
Eenit telt'nn a1l u lnenlbur Of th[s Club ard tho
lGFnDl!cAn party fl or out Of this Club
4. Wxn. Y: Sgully, u. J. WrrnH, +. prcndcr-
gust. and J. y. Foley wera nomi,ultcl Na Vice.
Prcsllcnta. md, n. 9. Hickey. T. n. C1owry,
IhntnNs IiernGy, II. Quirk. John liscner. md d.
QHirl na III Executive Committee, hnt their
ttullcl!ry Com1nltteo consisting OF Col. QAirlt,
Mct'rnth. j. Cole, md J. Ca1lilell wero nominated
anl deferred.
After II general discussion of tho probable
success nf tho now Ortr!lt,izatfon n,L the prtbl-
!'lc action nf tho old tho lncctng adjourned to
Mn.slny. Jim. aG:
Tho tllsl organization will hold It's nnh,nl meet.
Ing ut tho Ornnh PncliG ltUtel this UrtllIg,
| whon Mcguire Will probnbly bc elected rrcsi-
lQut.
, 1880-01-08
A WORD tn WORKERS.

II your ayocattors nro mentally or physically
clement weather, II thoy conlno you to tho iesf
Rnl arc Of II nature to involve wear nnd tenr q
brslin. and nervous atratn, you mny occasionally
require e>tlc rgnnvnting tonic, Hoatettera
Stomach 1sittGrs Is tho nrt9Io for you, It stnu.
htcs tho futtfng eilnrgics. invIgurAtca the BODY
md cheers tho mind. It cnables the system to
throw 0!f tho dpbilitntlug effects OF undue IA.
tguc. gives renewed vixor to tho organs Of dlscs-
tIon, arotlscs tho llrer when innctivcs which It
very often is with people whose pnrsutts aro
co1rsycs hcatthfll rcptse. Its Ingredients mo
snir, and its credentials. which consist In the
henrty Endorsement Of persons Of every class ot
ntlapted 10 tho ,neu,EMl wants Ut workers.
, 1880-01-08
THURSDAY

Xs Xsl'na,np' s M. IT, 9nd y. W. weNar & n wsG1 IT,
0on. Iini,ctxk Of Washington, Mfss Florence
l!on''ey, Miss LoI, swaxcy, iho Misses camp,lell,
Miss Firgtnln Clnytn!l, Miss E8nn, Miss lttcc,
Miaa Smith. Mias keigwIck, Mis- 1toEcrr. Miss
Ferry. M!ss Dcnt. Misa k!ttrelRn of l'ston, Miss
WIl.nn, Ntiss WMrstetl ri llonie, N r., atlss Wokl
u. II. CnmrlM!. Fr,nklln 1)enian.., =. T., nloke,s.
s1!l, Henry l.. Dnr!sec. snn,uel y. Et!rulgo,
t,rrxory, Frederick i. Jnmcs, l)r. WGlam j.
Mnyiut1i, llcatun Dwelcy. J. t1.iy Dweicy, George
Mills Rogers, Hurry 1lnEctT. Alexander q Hopt.r
J.. Is. Wrnrn, 1oii, 4. Wilson, JUhn II. W!IbcUk,
e. +. Hill. ". g. WhIttcuoro, and C. J. 1Ian,blo-
, 1880-01-08

Indigestion. GyspepslA, nervous prostrution,
mud Ml forms Of general debility reloyet by Tux
preparation OF becf containing !ts enttr., nutrt
l!uua propertes.. IT " not lneru stiuulanF ltko
tho pxtr,lUas uf beef. but contains hloo-lnakfnx,
generating, alil llIfe.suatuinty properties:
" tsinvalAb!e LII I'LL eIfcuble4 conditions, whether
, 1880-01-08
THE DRISTLY HOG.
Another Firm Joins the Ranks Of
the Anti-union Packers.
Tho Riokor House Resumes, and the Green
Hands Provo Satisfactory.
llorc Intimidation On Tho Fart Of The unionists-..
Scycrai Korkmen Dcatcn,

Seycrgf NOrktucn Rcnttn
n,.- .,------,, ,...
The cause OF the anti-uhlon packers
looked brighter tl,an ever yesterday morn.
Ing, md tho spirits of tho striking butchers
,rh., at;",, ~ t ,aa,,rra ,,.na
Ing @ e,atlGh M M oi tno PACKERS Was cansc,l pr!hcl'
pally NY tlo coming oSnr TO tl'eir sltIe Of a11-
other Of tho lnrgU packing ffrlls,-(iChrEo W.
Higgins & Co,-who Yesterday announced
thr,r imtent,nn ~ M lnnrrr submitting IN tl,a
',.s...t" ~ 49,, " o,..Sa, 1, ~ o
"le!at!oh OIL u'o n0tSnels' u"oM. MonHay
l,oes.-nn,l the 1,ronrintors informed their
i,rat,,or,,no,sa,. thot ,,n,,oa,. tt,o,. aao ~ -
o'vtt4ci eh.ia u'4t N1II'el WIZ, nies o,1 ~ ~
resume operations It will be with Mon- Union
mel, exclusively. This action OF Higgins &c
Co. Inns materially stiironed tic backbone Of
tho packers cngugu,l IN the combnt with tho
lTninn. md tlnv frnl ,,uch reinicct'.
An"t,,nr nu',,,t ,u,,,,h a',,ioJ =. .,,o,r ,,o,,,
ness was the successful resumption of brsl-
up to yesterday morning, When their green
killing gane set to work, had Iccn more thnn
Ynser'lnv WIFI 1s ,rnin ih ht;ev%r , sS,t t stec, ~
, se9s 5a,,u ,,' wesg,, w,t IN Muex o ml
rrnreI i,nnaIs n r. atanet.r % tl1cu, ~ III f,c ,n,,so
t,,,r.s ,nnr.. arn mn.,"r 1vnS Smnri,tn,,,I"nI @
M!spGSo ot even t'ls sliiil!l stosk 1Mt, notwitn-
the hogs were all slniElltereu by O'Clock IN
tic niteFInoll. air. Uongin, Q member or tle
company, wns aGllghteu %itI the tmeSpectea
GOOD result, a1sa 81: 'H ll,l'i1e.!tAtGy sailed forth
Iic expressed l,lnlseltns ren!ly to risk gootl-
y sum or Moicy lint ~ Thursday tlle san!e ne
Fang Of me men vii be ablc 10 slaughter 1000
oeT XII Y ts tn was s'rs Ysry depressing to tho men,
befS of tle ulttn anil during tho !liIser hour
tlg you men employed ~ the pro- Union lloliso
OF Davies, AtkinsOn & Co, inlmcdEately Oh
amn tie non-Union n,eli, becoming finally SO
!tis0rderly TINT Il number OF Lake policemen
lad to repair to the spot alld preserve tho
peace. .-....-..
NfnuE INrTNTr tTfNN
, 1880-01-08

Delicious lulioactcs lninttly devised, t1atly de-
light DnwEous llyusnu doaleta. N. H., .lt State
afr
, 1880-01-08

The distinguished prinla .lo1,Ea, hgme Rozo,
lses " llrowil's bronchial 1rnches' and tastllcs
" "ttoy sacul To- Aut especially upon tho nrgal,s OF
9 the voice ~! produce .lsar enuneiation;;"
oxtst when this f4Yortto rosncdy Il used. rs oouts
ahQx, + ~
, 1880-01-08
intended him decided that tho lea. would hnvo to
be afnpltatcd nhnve tho knee. n r. Lcnox Is 30
ycnrs Of ago, q widowcr. and hts SIX children.

T.
: .,,o,t ,,,r uo wit r,ox,or ,,,r,toso,,
rr,, 9h emarnta, xumt ME N,ttoroi o, nft r,r
yA;iW On tho ilnuk uf New York. This wns
inulled 10 client II that city. Nino tlays later
Ssnk ] hcro H Tint Tic drnft hatl fuiieti
t,c @ ws qae' ,s.,e9. u.s. The 'en I'sak III" " Now S"!
ssfcs Se s SSS i sa&Ey ss%s s Co. s9s s' n ps
for them Win Tho lost sheek, which hid lecr,
,s t. wv WhSq ,ns e'f wss 9Gc n,i
See caws as osee c. ysse se a " co. r " 'D'
Tho West Side Aux!!nry ot tho State In;
SsSSss S:ssss mi i MI s; NJ %ss sk If III
Snx Er cb r II S"ssn s ,se, w;a The % Ssncnary
Iharcn 1ec - H., lS 1,,I ,vns mosw ,n, ~ s
wsrc nls :l whsm sn,,' m NJ VIZ " hy 9ehhay 70 nv, bo
cN,ks h!vo .u!icr prnjrci n View q r,,lsc m',rc
ll0Mey int ING sttnn ~ 'MKa @
1,''Fs,S x 5Tlv sf ssSM nh ,e M' at m No
Lem1se ts tHuG ~ X, ,ti1 ~ a ~ E,:"uet,, nv
H IT, ,,ros.,,p ,,nm ~ M,,l,, frn Tim NJ, xiiinr"
sWirticx' Thu At,rIety thon adjourned tn n,ret
"a The third 'rhnrsttny IN Jala'ary at No. :so
o.,,,,,.r cxn,,t ,,ro.t,o. -, A., nv. 1,roo,.
Ofyiae M L. Grnmts nfoSes t,,,so q ,G ,sasa T.,
I'LL. w; lleforo tIe #. q ISL hs IND =
store ~ Lake street. niiA WSs;'Glii!' wnl
Ihc UT brt urn, 4Il dt pf Ma astf ns y,n, s,,
iltaa' !Ie Wsl't isslst MteE lnnt ilslslSt. Wneie
,.ience.' nsan ~ Chleaso, th.s tc - 'Gatf,Sr TT
ss'lar . tse s.s.le 10 ssys hs s!IsS n,s scsy
!tta in intnnt4Gitreia a1ia 1'alcra ths,.i9laa,,t
tho West iar ttio p,ltcs's ~ ltilhor " .ni 4 r
hlinf Ut 1s1l1lslst NO commission etltfEc tho
, 1880-01-08
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Mo,iso,
. j. I. wnrrc1,, Of Now York. Is at tho
0art1ncr..
John lIopseman, OF Peoria, ILL.,, Is at tic
.0nrlMor.
II. $. Rich, New York City, Is ut tho PALM
.cr House.
Jo1,n 8. l1ougt, Lnkc City, Colo, Is Mt tho
Palmer House. =.
John ]. Manchester, omala, is ut tho
Palmer House.
+. Dr.. II. s. Sutton. Pittsburg, ra., is at tho
Palmer House.
. Lieut.. William r. Hamilton, U. s. A., Is at
tho Tnimcr House.
j. contswor.i,, Kansas City, No., is Mt tho
the Primer House.
. F.hI. Duite, Manchester, Eng. is at tho
.Gru,.d pnclflc I1ntcl.
L. G. Porter. Winona, Annn., Is registered
Mt the 1'aner House.
II. Z. pitktn, Buffalo, N. y, Is registered
ut tho Palmer House.
j. L. Daymutlc, editor, Gazette, Davenport,
H.. Is at tho Gardner.
Edward Z. 1slce, 1lice's Surprise Party, Is
ut tho fremont House.
G. L. Yost, Omaha Republican, Is stopping
Mt tue sherman Ifousn.
Charles +. Cl,asc, Third Cavalry, u. $. A.,
IL ut tho SHERMAN Hollsc.
u. I. Lawrence, London, England, Is DOM
tced Mt tho fremont 1(unsu
Thomas G. Mccullough, Knnkakee, Is reg
iatcrcd nj the fremont House.
Dr. James Irvln, Fort Collins, Colo, was ut
tho Sherman House ycstcrtlny.
George A. Snndcrson, indianapolis, Ind, is
Registered ut the Sherman House.
N. N. Hubbard, Cet1nr Rapids, 1a., was at
tho Grard Pacific Hotel yesterday.
John 1Iay and II. e. Dcnnit, Of tic New
York Herald, aro at the Sherman House.
j. &. Walker, Of the Burlington Il Quincy
Hallway, Boston, is Mt tho fremont IIo,tsc.
"Long" Jones, now 1ntcr,,nl Revenue
Collector Of the Fourth Illinois District, Is ut tho
Grnnd rnci1o Hotel
Tie West Chicago nvenue track of tho
Wcst Side strcct-lsalway Company hns been
lnid as fur west us Ashland avenue,
Tho Chicago Conma1lcry of the Loyal
Legion held their monthly meeting md banquet
at tho Grand Pacific Hotel last evening.
q. F. Aycril1, manager Of Tic new WENT
worth 1Iorsc, Denver, Colo. with pnrty Of
forty, nrc Mt tho fremont House. tn route to
Denver to open tho now hotel.
Tile other day, standing In front of TIE
Tribune o:tico, WIS vcndcr Of green bnnnMas.
A plncar1 ornnmcntel tho stand with tho words,
'"Don't forget tho little ores at home"
Any one who will send small bottles and
old linen to tho Hospital for Wnnicn and Chill
.dren, corner Of PMlllu. and Albums streets, will
confer grcnt fnvor upon tho institution.
Thomas Hartley, newspaper man, who
WINS employed III this city scycr4,l ycnts ngo INT
tho old Netrs anl one or two other papers died
recently In New York In considerable distress.
THO I4ackey zouavesl held thor third receI,-
ttoil OF the season Inst evening ut tho Palmer
, 1880-01-08

Pleasant, wholcsoyuo, speedy. Three nLjccttyct
that apply to lIAloB HOnvy OF liUlphuuld ant
Y,lr.
plko's Toothaoho Drops euro III ono lulnuto.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-11-05

The country is spared the anxiety and
uncertainty which would have followed
an indecisive result. The question of
republican or democratic supremacy
has been settled at the polls, and the
settlement will not be contested.
From the Springfield Republican,
Garfield is elected president by an
overwhelming majority, both on the
popular vote and in the electoral col
lege. The republican party has swept
20 states casting 2l3 electoral votes.
Every northern state has voted for Gar
field, except New Jersey, and that is in
doubt. California aud Oregon are
probably republican. Hancock has
the solid South, perhaps New Jersey /;
nothing else; at most, 147 electoral
votes.
The republicans have carried the ma
tional House of Representatives by a
clear majority over all. In the present
House the democrats have 147 mem
bers, a majority of one over all. In the
elections held before yesterday 80 re-
publicans, IL democrats and one green
hacker had been elected, republican
gain of nine. Yesterdays elections
indicate an additional republican gain
of from six to ten, and total republi-
can vote of about $50. The election of
a republican speaker is certain.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-11-05
From Last Evenings Journal.

MICHIGAN. The Republicans have a
majority of %, 900. They probably lose
one representative, Horr being defeat
ed by Tarnsey, Democrat.
New YORK is Republican by nearly
$4,000.
New JERSEY has probably elected
Potts (Republican) Governor by 400.
The Hancock majority is very small, if
there is one.
NEVADA is close but the indications
point to Garfield electors and Demo
cratic legislature.
NEW YORK. The vote for Mayor in
New York city, with l3 precincts miss
ing, is, Grace, (Dem.,) 98,051; DOwd,
(Rep.,) 96,749-Democratic majority,
1903.
PENNsYLvANIA's majority will exceed
10000.
CALIFORNIA. A later dispatch shows
that 327 precincts give Hancock "a, 4O4,
Garfield 24,229, Weaver go. The pre-
cincts to be heard from, the telegram
says, will inclea HancOck's plurality.
Page (Republican) is probably elected
to Congress in the Second District, Pa
checO (Rep.) in the Fourth District,
ROsecrans (Dem.) elected from the city,
and Berry from the Third District. 1t
is thought the Democrats have work
ing majority in the Assembly and on
joint ballot.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-11-05
ELECTED!
Cali Hands Round. "

The result of the election Tuesday
was a most complete triumph for the
Republicans. 1t is not certain at this
writing if every Northern state has
gone for Garfield, or whether New Jer-
sey has given its electoral vote TO Han
cock. 1t will make no difference with
the result. If it is a solid North against
solid South, it will be 23l votes
against 1873. If New Jersey has gone
Democratic, it will be ODD against 147.
Even if California and Nevada go Dem
ocratic,-as is barely possible, though
not probable,-still the victory is over
whelming. There is no chance for a
doubt as to who is elected there will
be no more electoral commissions; no
more cries of fraud, or counting in or
counting out; no more long and aux
ious waitings and disappOintments and
heart-burnings. The vote is decisive;
the great principles at stake are sus-
tanned good and great man is chosen
our standard bearer for another four
years. Let US thank God, and pray that
his life may be spared.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1880-11-05
Recent Political Trickery.

The strange doings of certain politi-
ticians within the last few days, show
how corrupt and low are the morals of
some of our public men-the men who
are often considered great" and whom
the people trust to represent" them.
These men have been doing boldly,
what all parents try to shield their chill
dren from-lying and forgery Look at
the dOings of certain leading Democrats
inregard to the sO-called Chinese letter,
and the tampering with Mr.. JEWELS dis
patches, etc, just upon the eve of cleo
ton Could anything be more bold or
trickyP And then how fast were some
of the Democratic papers to retail this
jobbery, right in the face and eyes of
its absurdity Men who will do these
things will commit almost any other
crime in the catalogue, should it be-
come necessary to carry their point.
With such men, great national elections
have no more gravity or sacredness
than would boys squirrel hunt. IN
der their management, the whole mat
ter is gambling operation, and moth
ing short. They descend to that low
trickery and indecency for which ten
years 'old urchin would get slapped.
And all of this in the United States in
the land of the free, and among the
homes of the bravel When national
committee can place its dignity on a
level with the doings of vulgar horse
jockeys, then all we can say is, things
have come to woeful pass This par
ty trickery is eminently evil in its ten
dency, and the whole work is disgrace
full from beginning to end. Its bad in
fuence will last much longer than the
campaign. But there is consolation in
the belief that these Democratic trick
sters will soon suffer just oblivion, il
not from guilty cOnsciences.