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, 1880-05-09

S1ey are put ooHn 1o- Grant-
THE ELEVENTH.
The Eleventh Ward held the worst most
shameful, and most british election Yesterday
afternoon that has ever taken place within its
precincts. 1t would have been outrageous even
for free for-afl general election In the Fifth
or Seventh WArds: but for Republican pri-
mary ~ n notably Republican stronghold and
proseTbial.y quiet neixhborho<d. it beat any
Specialize portion Of the voters. whether Tor or
ae,.sinst Grant, went to their homes with shame
9t %pn e1stf M faees and dfsst IN their hearts The
y. s. Kaufman, arrived ut Browns livery sta
DC At the bend of Elizabeth street. on Madison,
Ut the proper time. when it WAS announced that
the election could not take place there, for
some cause, and an adjournment was taken to
Mro"n s carrtnge M repository. .ncarCentre avenue.
one OF the tickets he considered that It would
not he in good tas1e fur him to Rerye Us fudge.
sna Sna IT bis request George shsr
O'clock. AT This time there was solid Inc Of
mof nh the po,s FGady t1s n business
MANY we'll l-known Democrats and fair repre-
serttanon Of the thugs and shoulder htters
say Nothing of sndrcd eprlts ssn1 from Mar etne
whrds- The anu-Grant party, following out the
good; old-fashtoned custom, when an honest
election could be counted on in the Eleventh
arrived in good tttnc to vote, hut found tho polls
taken possession of by an organized gang ct
hoo4ila1ns. They expostulated mildly, but hrm-
1y, but it WIS all TO no purpose. As soon as a
carriage or bus load of honest voters arrived
they were crowded into the middle Of the line by
heads on tho respectable men who resented the
high handed outrage. A FREQ nght was Imminent
at any moment The rpnghs, full OF beer and
whjsIy. staggered about with the most1mpudent
mir. and invited respectable citizens out in the
alley to fight il out Gentlemen were hustled
aud 3ostied about !n a manner TO which they
to resent the 1nsult6 which were heaped upon
them would be to bring On free-tor-2u tight
, 1880-05-09

tnes when IT came to- counting the votes. The
colonization and the repeating were open and
above board. Shortly peforo the polls
closed q TRIBUNE nun sauntered uD
a0nInstf one Of the Grant ticket-ped-
dlers and wus Immediately pressed upon
to take one" Not living In the Slaughter
house section and having certain old-fashioned
scruples against Illegal voting, be declined. The
challenger promptly told him that made no diff
fereuce and added significantly that his partic-
ular crowd had been up to that sort OF thing,
and with good results. all day long: The final
count as further doctored by the Judges,
Showed that be knew what he was talking about.
Some twenty Grant ballots were found IN the
box, which. upon examination. proved to be
made up OF tickets carefully folded together.
Two anti third term tickets waro found done up
In the same way. Every last one OF them should
have been thrown out as irregular. Instead OF
away one: lhlf Of these irregular tickets
vera also some 200 Grant tickets folded a. little
differently, but still irregular. Two tickets
would be folded separately, aud ~, one snppeaa pea
counted US regular, however, when they should
piled up some 8s1 votes, the winning ticket pull
Ing through by the following figures:
John Raber. els Joseph Boyd......:...6D .6D6
Charles s. Shorcck sos John C. Folz. .8u
H. -. FOs5. .tUj
The figures for the nti-third- term ticket we're
as follows: ]. G. Stephens, 269: George Holt,
&c: v. Reifsnider, 2S5; Martin Best, 268; c. +.
aolbe, oIo.
, 1880-05-09
CORRESPONDENCE.

To the Editor Of The Chicago TttDune- :
CHICAGO, 1Iay SIN your paper this morning,
referring to some remarks made by me la5t
evening at Republican meeting In the Second
WAru, you stute that '"the speaker thought
Grant was an honest man, but he could not vote
for him. ;:
did say that l thought Gen. Grant Was
thoroughly hoaest aud conscientious man, but
did net say that I: could not vote for him. but
on the contrary expressly. declared that
would vote for aud support Gen. Grant or any
other person whom the Republican Convention
sh:t!l nominate for President. -
do believe that it is exceedingly doubtful
whether Gen. Grant Gun asatu be electe6 PIest4
dent Many a. good Republicans rs there are IL
principle, thn under no circumstance will tney
vote Tor any man for Il third term for Prealdent
OF ta1e United States believe thnt there are Il
sufficient number OF such persons VIM will re-
tA5e to suppoEt. Gen. Gr7lnt to Insure his de1eat
II nominated. Why, then, force his nominauon
person. we'll qualified for tho office upon whom
81! Republicans can unite: There are IN abun-
GiiNce Ut such, No one man possesses all the
Intelligence and qualifications for the office
But We are told thai Gen Grant will receive =
very large DeIlotratic vote. Whence Is .that
for every Democratic vote which dc will receive
Tharh wilfreceive single Electoral Tote from
any OF tho Southern States Is the shcere5t nom
sense. aud / do not believe that, one Of bis
ardent supporters has tho slightest idea that he
State that will give its Electoral vote to Gen.
Grant which would pot 4iyY the same vote to
Ulutue, Eflu1undy. Cen Logan, Washburne,
Gen: fairfield. urotliurs who might be named:
In what does Gen. Grants superiority for the
, 1880-05-09
AT HEADQUARTERS

md ,1a..,. w.. ~ =. - nNA.l p.AA ~. A>Aihih
enu '1'lul's rs ~ tne result OF tne primaries
about town last evening, and sespeciallyat the
bAalne aud Grant headquarters ut the Grand
Pacific and Palmer House. At the former there
was short session Of anxiety. followed, by q
long one of re,,I and ,,nod,,lteratoJ art5nsfssm
Thana 49, a1 -. atso ~.
campaign that the antl-t third term people had
strong odds to contest against. and the result
of the election md the 1cr.at' ~ crant f.,
Coof- oa,..4., u -. a1 ~ ~
cooh county more than satisfied the most sun
gu1ne OF the crowd There were present
at the Blaine headquarters, among
!. G 7, =. fa."eu' 1uoge hecA"nn'
- y. Heslne, IL. u. Conurn- H. d. Beldng' a. q"
Dunbar OF the Post and Tribune, Detroit, sena-
Frank + Rtoir Jomaa i XVI ~ thnar rnv-
ior r. D1 ott'lTT -. hish, W. 1 c;h
, 1880-05-09
THE SOUTH SIDE.

The primary pollln place tn the solid ward Of
the city was miserable shanty on La Sale
street in the immediate vicinity of Carter Har~
rison's Official abode. Long before the opening
OF the polls the sidewalk was crowded with ns
motley crowd as was ever seen in fish mar
ket or fuir ground. The occasion was one at
momentous Importance. It was struggle unto
tho death between the partiMns of the contend
Ing factions. Tbs poll was opened promptly Mt
2 o'clock. and then the fun began "Lona
John" who headed the third term ticket, had
arrived with lnrge delegation OF the Sherman
House employees, whom he was anxious to run in
as good solid Republicans who had been present
at the christening Of the party. John was ac-
commodated to a small extent but he seemed
to be engaged in too large business, and the
Judges very properly refused to swallow them
al- Meanwhile the crowd kept on swelling, and
the fow policemen present directed the voters
70 1ofm in line. which was accordingly
done. The Grant men, aided by Joseph
chesterfield Mackin, Thomas f. Courtney,
anu numerous understrappers of the City,
da1, were as busy as nailers. They
nad passed the word along the line OF the riff
TILL ana the response was immediate. They
came In drays and express wgaons. The Blaine
people had anticipated this ructton, and pre-
parcd Tor It. Abner Taylor and Dan Wrenn
Planted themselves Immediately III front OF the
.'eATt. t.1ahe1s "iuuo", ana peremtprily ChAl-
4enged every suspicious-looktug vote that was
offered. About o'clock Potter Palmer. ufe-
long democrat who lives on the North Side, an
peared on the scene with about all the colored
help and cheap white employees of his cara
yansary. As Colonel Of the brigade he headed
the column. d. n. Bash. e1-sub-olerk OF the
South Town Assessor, cx-state Senator.
and .. q. possible candidate for Congress
from the First District, was the able
drilimaster, and occupied IN important place in
the centre Of the iinc. When the procession.
which marched in double file from the Palmer
House, reached the corner Of Adams and La
Salle streets halt was called. and with military
precision the line was turned into q single file.
Close up, boys, and stay there all summer IL
waa the order, and a aolid line Of
varying shades was the result In years gone by
Southern Democrats were quite successful In
-earo-drir1u1, but never until yesterday was
, 1880-05-09

enthusiastic persons The voting n,,ca,.;;.,
quietly until the hour for closing tSa tSa1Sfaed nj
r,sen o.a aad ip q short time the result vas a.
4ot1l A1u!DeE OF votes e3-.--........,... ss>
For Washburne delegates. ........ .. ~ -
For Grant delegates. ~
The Washourne delegates are these rpco,o ~
menued BY the Republican Club Of fhe Wsrts
their names being as follows: "a1a.
James J4ai1e 4. Kirk. Charles Arnd,
9u, mlnlam flofo, Louis ONeiN,
Tln9st I fal.31 = Anthony, i3y Charles Hclnemann.
1nlS LOUIS =: HUGE, Samuel R. Raymond.
The unsuccessful ticket bore the fo1,ov.,-
Georec 6emes c|srF p; WaRsabuEne Wiley scr!pnes
Cronhoim. James Gleghoru, joseph i stsc,NS. n.
d. l.. Chetlain, James A. Sexton.
, 1880-05-09
COUNTY TOWNS.

Friday the primaries were held to e1ec4 ae,.
gates to Convention to be held vaz+ssas-
which would elect six delegates to tha Co,nt.
convention. The election Of delegates prored
70 be very fortunate for Grant. The Nrat
Third and Fourth Districts were mixed fnr
bialne' rashbsrne, and others, making a total
OF ooout seventeen delegates, and the Others
being for Grant, with q vote Of twentv.ntoa os'
This faction had their own way, a. marto. -.
course, and the crowd who run It were led hr H1
| Gen. Torrcncc, who said he would cary 4 fnyr ~
Gnnv Grant of apd tGs Gsllo%; mo.t Ho wa, aided b.
! ticians of the town. pueue The ronRo Poll
ton vas called to order By F. 4, Hesripe nseni d.
hs'ra ne 1ensrai Gdup and g: F. Lynn Wis elected
retury. S'' AAa"4e' oec"
The conyenion got into row RIGHT av,x
from eaoh district select deeea3es @l1se as 81 one
4: S: Bradley, George Morgan, Justice Ritchie'
x;Jon " J. WIS. g: y; Philips Mr zsndes. dsIs' IT,
s1nsnn std peser Sseenherger' james H. Bowen
The Committee then adjourned to room b.
low Nna,in ana there fought out bitter fight, but
n ssao1seS r. sohnssene g feessi 5Rs
8: "; Wheeler, and one blank to be selected b.
the Convention 4: s. Bradley then produced
would not give bis District t. an s4y M .na e he
space EaRpeaEed namely; H. n. H,bbard: George
ho ssteF Elected Zee g. With i sFsTsaa 1sfs
The Convention then adtm,rnad Il fa.tnsts 5oees~
solid six votes Tor Grant and Cullo1n. The OH
a u.sef'St ano tae SOUTH end we're happy over
ht ~ ,ha success wnen comoinat1on Is made,
@@' W. AA' A"Pey'-
rr,,. ,-o4. - ,1.MNs
f.o1 tu.s ~ III P11!nafy Tor delegates to the
a. vntes hai,7p oest Tharn ~ ~ ~, ss.}y n8nI only
delegates who it was uudersrood shonfS ~ tt "
the Convention uninstructed and Gnnief.nni
Iaesnez, =: r; sW1lt r. ~ Smith. 4. B, Condit.
anu a 6o3 nuo9lRn blester MesSrs McChesney, Swift,
thav yroro ~ ho 5aIaoa+ = - ~ t49 3a5 laat
and Swift's prefereuees cou1d mt he fan.}y
Mr.. Smith had not made up bis mind in Re reeani
to any Of the candidates, but from his talk It il
Inferred that his first choice would be Wash,
oufne: Mf. Condft was close e-mouthed, and int.
~ t t stet ~ as aououy BUSINESS Dat MS own
fnr plaina nc hIa Act chn;on ""s' n1ester VAS
--,.~o
The nr,marv rnr the Ev,ne+on ,.,.
suited In q clean sweep for HE ant5-thir5. .ta.1,
ticket by majority OF 15 The fe1eoutas ara
W.N. Brainard, l. +. Adams, 4. N. T6mn5, anG
John Burdsai. The first two are for Riaine and
the last two for Washburne. They viii afi an
for either candidate in preference to Grant o.
ru,roxr
IN votu ,,.. a,aes-s..
y. p. Ne1A Was Electe4 inc dele90te from L.
, 1880-05-09

Tne contest IN this ward was entirely one
stdee. 4hie. II re friends Of NJ Washburne having
-. .ninss az tnelf own way. There wts no attetup
Graut ticket was circulated b. few mol uYer-
, 1880-05-09

A. was no new thing. OF course, to held
osen held there every year since the system was
unoPted; out that Of yesterday wRs the most
e3c!tln9, and indicated more Interest on the
, 1880-05-09

l 0uA|l JULES .4o6i Eugene LHry
E:G. Keith. ........4e}J. L. bnrnum -. its
J. K. Custer. .Hs| |Soren Mathison. 4U3
Louis Wampold. -. ..485 ~ INV
eee6res g. Hraar sssneiaer: t M F. + TWsnnsy
Hsssy }ss5s 5gPsSiains n 4. Il. Vh}ss:
or the successful candidates. Henderson, Gus
ter, Purtngton, Darnnm and Mathison are for
Blaine, and Jones, Keith Wompold, and Cary
Grant delegates to Springfield under any cir
cumstauces. but will name three Blaine men
THE FOURTH.
There was considerable excitement durtnn the
afternoon In the Fourth, and both sides worked
headed THE Anti-Machine Ticket and the the
made up Of the best men Of the ward. An at
tempt Wtts made to bring tn the old A!dermanic
1t tlzht nut It proved futile, as the fnctons
pollcd was very large, reaching ncurly 1000 and
there was !oug line to the ticket window dur
drenchtng .r,aln-stor,n which broke mon
the city about 6 o'clock. or course there
were no fights. bit hard words were bandicd
cs1t, L. hothgarter, attempted to vote, and ho
was hustled out Of the line In quick time.
Tnsrs mere but few splits and il
minds fully made up as to which ticket they
nhar saontd sofe; ct The runners Of each ticket had
for straggers, and the free ride appeared to ha
great 1nducement to many. There wns q
number OF men who had not voted when the
nn w,naow wGns down. and M the majority Of these
received 5Se votes while tho Grant ticket unlied
~ votes, thus giving the former q majority Of
The Grant ticket bore the following names:
s: H:i r. n5ayto1 ., r Keith, E. F: Gorton, E. T.
PPG;keri1g, Pa;ke l. Goldhart, Y. Van olnda. r. v.
Stephen 4. Douglas.
Tho delegates elected arc:
= amos y, Grnnnts, II. Woodward,
i: \: ajatn6totha,n, J: J: Il. Il: ssstSSeri ssexafit
t, ": Durham, X. ". Ricaby,
R. I, Hitchcock W. Wntkfns
H. II, Belding, G. W. Gn,,ch
The majority Of these gentlemen favor Blaine,
while WashhuFne has the support Of the rcst
theY iii mo9 a3 r AnythiaE to 6eat and
him In the Springfield Convention.
Inc anti Grant men had things all their own
way, 1e6 votes being thrown against die third
hat1l Term. VIII NC opposition. The only fight was
mashnnrne for second choice, aud Nicholas Me
man, who ts' pledged to Washburnc The latter
won, as will be seen by tho following figures:
& Tsssasysf:: ss 4 l. : S,esas;: ,aais;:.'a;
j. Vanderpool:.::....:: IL F. 10aa'ns 50
AZ EXCEPT the last ara elected. They arc all
teen scattering votes, and the day PASSED or
without any excitement. ~
FIFTH WARD. |
4, The primary IN the Fifth Ward was one of
the peculiar voting material in that sontinn
Not only were the homo voters brought out. but
the importation business went merriIy on. and
the Judges capped 1t all by some queer" do
, 1880-05-09

which the successful efforts Of the bulldozer3
Ind prevented from being cast, would have
secured the election of the entire ant1-Grant
Delegation By handsome majority.
The polls closed. the judges Of election,
Messrs. 81. Il. Rice, Rufus King, and George +.
Haslitt, together with the clerks Messss. A. B.
Stiles and ". s. Hull proceeded with the count,
which showed thai total number OF !, liz votes
had been cast. The strnight tickets showed
result of 4s2 for Grant and SO tor Blaiao and
Washburne. The counting Of the "spllt
tickets consumed considerable time, but at
about 1880 tho final result was reached. US fol-
, 1880-05-09

All except the last are elected. Tbev ara al,
pledged Tor Waahburne. There were only four-
teen scattering votes, aud the day passed or
without any excitement, 0'
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2:dra Arg. NO %.
Entered at the Post Office at
s.. Paul, Mimi, as second class
matter. ~& !.s.t. ~ ID ss4S~>r a.~.. III
- Apache .indianerna hafva be.

/. m - Apache,in ,indianerna hafva be-
tradt krigsstigen. aa@ 81
- General Grant med fru yistas
for narvarande i Dubuque, Iowa.
- Nationalskulden minskades
under maj manad med nara 16 mil.
ioner dollars. - s.. 1.s as.a...>5. s. s.' ',- =
Fall af solstygn ha intraffat
pa fera stallen de ostra staterna
f6rliden vecka. ,.....> 3.
! Il - Elektrisk belysning skall info.
ras Montreal, Canada, for att app-
lysa skeppsvarfyen. t.s.5.sl9.. IL :
.aai-Presidenten har utnanlt NJ G..
Ordway fran New Hampshire till
guvernor Dakota territoriet. x =
Tvenne mjolqvardar i Cairo,
Ills, hafva nedbrunnit den 80 maj.
Forlusten uppskattas till'18,0 900 dol
lars. @5tJ}1i::' ~ ,N''5':-h1&l" J /
=, >. - Aldsta dottern till general
Ord Texas sages skola inga akten-
skap med mexikanske generalen
Trevino. '.' ~. ''l' '~, jill
- - Senator Edmunds har tillkan:
nagifvit, att han ej 0nskar upptra-
da som kandidat for president for
Forenta Staterna. J..
5r.f4- Iva farmare qvafdes forliden
torsdag i en- kalla Eldorado, Kan.
sas. Den enc af de ol lycklige s6kte
att hjelpa den andra. ...r.
= Nevadas demokratiska stats.
konvention har alagt sina delegater
att r6sta for Sam. Tilden vid natio-
nalkonventionen i Cincinnati.
- Till Chicago forbes f6rliden
vecka 5,685,36O bushels sad. In
gen sadan mangd har nagon vecka
forut inkommit till denna stad.
- Senator Gordon fran Georgia
har atsagt sig sin befattning som
senator, och guvern0ren har hans
stale utnamt ex-governor Brown.
y a - Ett frakt och passageraretag
lopp f6rliden torsdag ur sparet pa
Wilmington & N orthern-jernvagen.
Alta herrar och fyra damer ssrades
farigt. 81 1:-~" .~" u
- Demokraterna Maine frater-
1 nisera anyo med greenbackmannen n.
De hafva namligen pa sin valsedel
uppsatt Plaisted, de senares guver.
n0rs kandidat, och ANNA salunda
med dem CORA ett.
Flodangaren Golden Eagle,
tillhorande Keokuk Northern LIME
har uppbrunnit omkring 80 mil Of.
vanfor Alton. ALA passagerarne
utom tire raddades, men deras sake1
gingo forlorade.
Ett monument, upprest till
mime af general Meade, Saftacktes
den 20 mai i Philadelphia. Bland
deltagarne i festen marktes presi.
's3dent Hayes, krigsminister' Ramsey
p general Sherman med sfera.',' rs .',.., .@n
Richard 3. Conolly, en- m ed.
\ lem af 'Tammany -ringen i N ew
\, York under dess mstringstid, hal
aaidit i Marseilles, Frankrike. Han
nodgades lemna delta land, di
Tweed, den beryktade1 Tammany'
lchefen, stortades.
], j ,--, ! tisdags rasade en- sysr hagel
storm j narheten af La Crosse oc h I:
81 sanpransande counties al, f,sodra \ lin
negota. Hagel foil omkhring er
u timme, betackande marken och 60
rande atskillig skada pa majs ocl
tradgards. .frukter. ...a.s5... s,..... .s
Angpannan uti EFT sagverk
\ Toronto. exploderade f0rliden fire
dag, forst0rde byggnader, dodad'
tire man ogonblickligen och skada
de allvarsamt sju andra. Orsake1
till explosionen ar annu icke upp
tackt.
Iva tusen och attiofyra emf
granter landstego i New York del
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20 maj. Till samma dag hade un-
der maj manad $1,000 invandrare
landstigit derstades, ett storre an.
tai an under nagon foregaende maj
manad. Eg n
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= En- haftig regnstorm passera-
de Bracket, Texas. Regnet foil ]
str6mmar, bortforde shus, och ON
kring 90 personer hatya derunder
drunknat.z Stormen fortfor lange
och hems6kte ocksa Calvert SAM
ma stats.,fI r.4|u5 I'LL ,sr.i5,..I
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Liberal kommission lemnas at prenumerant.
samlare. ..F
p. Brefr5rande tidningens expedition och allman.
M redigHing adresseras till Herman Stocken.
str0m, st. Paul, men uppsatser r6rande den reli-
gi6sa afdelningen sandals antingen till Rev. E.
Norelius. vasa, Goodhue Co., Minn., eller Rev. P.
Gj6blom, Red Wing, Mimi.
- Prenumerationsmede bora sandas .sgistre.
II Sockenstr6na. 153 E.. 7th st.. st. Paul. Msn7.