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, 1880-11-24

TIL; collapse Of two or three so-callett
"backctsl,ors" In this city is not Nil event
to be dcplored, but rather MI occasion for
general rejoicing. TlIcso institutions are
but little nbove tho ptanc Ut poot.rou,ls,
p0ficy-shops, or the galle Of "Ecno.". They
otter facilities for gambling to tic men Of
small means,-tlio clerks and boys employed
by merchants mud dealers. Those WIN pluy
Mt this gane bet tl,elr money on tho price of
wheat. Or corn, or protlNcc, Or what not, nlstl
tho Exchange" takes all bets TINT are made
Oh butll sides, absorbing the margins Ut tlioso
who loso mid pretending 10 pay those who
win. The theory Is that the losers aud
winners will make all average, and
yield the proprlctors of tho "bucket-sllop
the commissions which arc charged upon
the deals. But when tho drift of spccl,la-
tlon runs very decidedly ole why or tic
other, the balance Is disturbed, and tho En-
chnnge" Is forced to suspend. Tie proprEe-
tors and managers Of the recently bank-
ruptel "pucket-stops trace their collapse
to lilo boom IN prices, bit tho saflo result
would have followed my decided depression
In prices. 1t Is only wien speculation Is
running evenly, when prices range up md
down, and when tho outside gamblers arc
divided among the bulls and benrs, tint such
institutions car bo sclf-sustafning. III tho
meantime limited career furnishes n
temptation to tho unwnry. md tho "buckct-
shops" rs long us they Inst, are l1ttlp more
tllan schools for tho education Of gamblers
and Sagnbolds. Tlley ought to be suppressed
},v
, 1880-11-24

MAYOR HARRISON suetns to liavu conceived
violent dislike to what ara called III Il geli-
eral wuy "woodul-bloclz" payu,.rnts, and
fnucles TINT lo reflects the public sentiment
III this particular. lilo l,as vetoel tho or.ll-
nance for tho Asl!lant-ayenl.e Improvement
simply beca.lsa It provided for tho @lso Ut
blocks anl In orAcr to nrgo tic laylng VI Il
n.ra.lam pavement. Mr. Harrison does not
seeln to nlukU tito distinction which ought to
pu made between tic vurinns styles Ut
wa0lcn blocks utid tho methods Of laying
them. Tllore wer0 .la,ly .,lt'es vi pllo block
pavement laid during n n.tlnber ut years
which were .leteetly0 botll III matcrln! a,,tl
III construction. !'rlio rapid decay Ut these
wlstte-ptne payenu,Its Is nut, !lowoyar, u sui.
1cicnt suasnn for abandoning tho While sys-
ttIIl Ut w.I04len blocks. 1t hns buen proved
to bu satisfactory III other cities, notably DE-
troll. where 1t Illus been In use eleven
years. that cedar bucks lAIu upt,ll
proper foundation constitute very
.l.rAb!e niia econolnIeal rs well Us u snooth
a1lA llpiseless pavement. 70 the extent
that this cedur block has been usc.l in Til.
cago, uio test promises equally favorable re-
suits. There nru now III the city ceIar.bluxk
pasc!nellts tl.at wera laid six years ago, a1,ll,
after enduring heavy travel, nse still In quit,
gousl condition. Tlsy ought not to beclassc.i
With tho payrments wlGl, wcro composed
, 1880-11-24

TIE eccentrlclttes Of genius wcre never
displayed In political way III more IT.
lHarkable light thnn tn tho yote for 1'rcsl-
dental Electors IN Iowa. There see,ns to
have becn n prodigl0us amount Of scratcll-
ing Ut these purely ministerial officers. Tho
Grcenbackers voted fur Or against the I'resi-
dcMtlal Elcctor In their district III souc In
stances ms II llo were running for Congress.
Thus thu lowest Grccnback E'ector Ind
=. I'll votes a',d tho highest 5as.7l3,-a differ
e.lce OF lust 700 votes. This lowest Demo-
cratic Elector had 100,Io0 a,,d tho highest
1o5,Si5,-a difference ot o,.A5 votes trllo
lowest Republican Eluctor had 1k.,ls0, a,ul
tho highest Is3.WH yotes,-n difference of
1,7!l votes. The Republican difference was
lnalnly duo to the failure OF ono county to
certify its vote for one ca,uiE,lntc, but tho
otEor differences were caused By scratching,
, 1880-11-24

Auc1ttnA1n FonnEs, tie English wnr-cor-
respondent nnw travelling III Afnericn, hns been
tnatl0 tho Victim Of a rrnottonl tnkc. Tho wny
Of 1t was this. Tho YHln hpyA III New Yurk, nl1
md young, Ind ono 0f their famous ThnnkE1
lug 1lIccs Int week. Tho crrcnluny WIS n
lilrscsTIo from beginning to cnsl. One Frntl,lnto
represented old Prof 1dsrlfs. nnl n,lutur lruf.
Dexter, both Gcfng III costume: Susan u. An-
ttony wns present III tDrn,, though not In fict;
n!l typical Harvard n,ln 1T u blDnllp wig with
1ittln ponlp under lila nrnl, WINS ono Ut tho Ills
t!ngntshrsa gfcsts at tho occnstuts. 4 mock
ThAnksglving sermon wns preached by Mr..
Atrlct +. 1enks. Witt this Introduction Mr..
Archibald Forbes leltor 10 tho IlcIttid tho tfay
after sxptatns itsclf:
}lttEvt,Uirr lfDUaE, N0r. 70 1ss1.--70 the f.dit-
Or " fhc IfctttH: nl,srrre III your Impression
nF this nnrinE. III thu ttIrsH lit whit Ii tIe,tlrt
:" 4 Morry ,luli!co ty thg yn1v A,,iuti .Associa:
ton." J. synarsia on I'l.ut,ksrIviEg Srrn,n =
0f thls eortllor tint gentleman, according 10
'yaitr rnpnr. referred to tho "fnIl,irU or Arr1f-
bald Forbes A SAr,th trrn1lnrlt to ttlIttll tnnIr
engagements to trycr tho acrtn1t,," wliIct, do
fnult t'!tAlt u ncccssNry for Tho Ectltetnnn In
1tinstlan to alcliver tho sermon hnanIr. 5u fnr
'!1 tt'Ido '!tiy e,EaEetne,it TO- deliver serlt,on
other otly wlintaoGvcr; nnd It IL ul,vInua. tore-
furr, tt!1t could mt htt mule TIM failure ="
which hfr. ..1rnks fNalnttntGA. / thil tn Nrrlcr-
statid "a whit Kr''.,tls hc should hnve venturr1
tito Insertion. I Ain. ete.. Atstat. lt>NtlEH.
QUE explanation n,orc completes tho story
Tho letter Is mt genuine. Archibald Forbes
mover wrote 1t.
, 1880-11-24

THEME Is gcncral Impression tint Cor.
uurilekt antcnds to put e0me 1ch,ling Southern
lsep'al'ifcat tnto his GnbInot. Ono Ut Ills In.
tfnate Ohio friends says:
] think tho s1rrwtlcst gttcss TINT hns yot
ntGn ftinslo Aoout Southern member Ut tho
CMbHtt ID LOtHArCct, Ito II II H,ud executive
ullscor, tins been II Republican for thu pnat
Twelve ar fnnrtcgn ycars, IN cnsy III got nlpnH
With conlt,tf,in'1alle. exporlnncel, md Will ok
ert thnt lnttnceG III the South which IL thu prtt,-
It'nl fMntye Df putting soutlIornnr In tho Cnt-
ihef. Thcrc ls no other nun answering all tho
requirements Uf Il HMlts,srnnr, II Confederate,
null nlso n Republican. Although he tns
pceH severely peSccl,tcI4 :hIs appointment
general co14rntufatton urd tho rrwnr,l would
hnsv lts intluclicp. and vury probably lead to
nntlye nraitMlsations of white icpM6leans il
th9 snstIl1rr Sintes. wlleru tAore lire plenty Of
slKts. especially n1nunE business men. tn Join
ilnt pItry to idGrntc Il ltt.d t1cslGt!onnlTzu It,
Jnrlrs Alc0rn. Of Mtssssppi. Is Il RepullIenn In
hume. hut hn wn1ltH II Republican 1,nrty without
neHtteH II IT, III N Ittu vtlit md vury rluc
gnFGrnHl by pcrsotnt fcnlitYs. Lot,gatrGot wsls
always ltrinvtsl BY Ills soldiers, mud 10 not sI,-
l,Hp 1nriiel!l will 1nvc to think twIcn to n,stke
at'Gh SELECTION ls t1lis, LunEstreut IL II Vest
Fomter, Il mum Ut honor. thoroughly clne,ltet1,
. anI he belongs ton family, Of Gotf loanl aul
iternry reputation. Grant hasn high regard fur
1.0Bstreet. ind his appointment would ulOno
Elvo tho Administration n distinction.
, 1880-11-24

w0rtyp4anfo, ntttf rnitH1ihfnhfV 1tnrnni fhNf 0f
commercial vessels. Z!
TIN success Of tho t,tya,lia opcns up tho
mvsncct of n curn,1rfu revolution IN tlo
scIu,lce Of mar,nt; architecture. and must
,,ayc n m,wcrf,li inilurnco in c]nnulnr tic
uetl,mis of nnyIaattm1 n,ul TRANSFORMATION.
When vessels co,,1n to In constructed upo,,
Tim mu,la, M tho ttvntifn. tim tnrrors NJ n
sc, yoynrc. and even lis tltscomforts. are r.
duccd to tio minimum. trl,a passaro of tin
orcnn III winisr pr In fts ,nst stor,ny perIo,,a
cau bo n,a,c with co.nunrntfyo ro,,,fort mud
Immunity from daugcr. n,,,l pasarnecra. jty-
ing In n tloatlng hotel ~ Il were, ,,po,l tho
snrfacg of tho sca, will nlso nyold tho ex-
lios,lre OF health MD tho wrc(che,t ,IIyco,n-
forts arising from ritttng In the hold at n ycs-
scl with It's impure mir atul bnd ventilation,
For war purposes also vessels uf tJ,fs ciuss
will rcyoluttonizo tho present methods,
Strongly ntm0rcd Will, steel, swift
saiters, accurate III ranges and FIR
Ing, sluco Tic a!ln OF tho gunner
Is not I1,terfcrcd with by tho plunztur Of tho
craft, rising bnt short dIstu,leu out Of the
water,-for the superstructurc Of tho Liyu,lia
would not bo necessary, ubIo by their
light draft to run CLOSE III shore, tlley would
bo powerful engines Of destruction. Thclr
carrying t}uNEr will nlso ba very great. A
vessel like tito 1iyatla can curry from 1000
to- QUO l1upts; ur brga.tu ri artillery Will, It's
guns, and easily land then alnl II n..ls 10 their
Effectiveness that tl,ey cat, bs Increased to a-
mast my size. stnco tho longer aiul broader
they nrc tho safer they nr. 1t is alaost lsn-
possible TO oyerstNtc their advantages In a
cotii,ncrcint Sense. They will not only carry
, 1880-11-24
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GOLD AND Silver.

Tho American pcoplo lave, during tic last
tlyo years, grown remarkably distrustful OF
tho politicians who, under the guse Ut bank
cts. aud brokers, aud Wall street. ga,hbters,
undertake to dictate tho financial policy OF
tho Government.
This class OF ,tcn are just now especially
anxious to know WHO Is to ba the 1i,oxt Sccro-
tary OF thu Treasury, n1ui tl.ay nro especially
concerned lust tiio present Congress ui]u,rl,
without repeating. tho Silver act, ur ut least
suspenttmg tl.e further coInago Of silver
uollars. -.
These persons have three distinct proposl.
lions to wlIcl, they u.tach great impOrtnucc.
alui which. they uost earnestly appeal 10
Congress to enuct l,hesc aro ~ tl1o dc.
mp,etlzat[ull, Or, wllvh is tho same thing,
, 1880-11-24
A THREATENED REVOLUTION IN NAVAL
ARCHITECTURE,

Inc construction OF tho now iron wnr
YACHT hlVa"'at recently onilt Oh inc Clyue
iof tiie C2ar OF lsassla ana lilo SUCCESS which
'las h'ieaay attelaetl us experimental tr'ps,
"oa@ seem to Indicate that we are OH tho
sergo OF ti'oronGtt revolution III nasnl ar-
chl'ectnFe' A'tlorto all siipbnlltters lIayo
proceeded ul'oH tic assumption TINT the three
1oilaAlnehta1 fcq,i'slts OF n vessel aro length,
n"tfo"hess OF beah,' anu aeplh OF HOLD. T1la
tcses lis appilcd 10 thc Lavhtlla SHOW ilint THIS
assn'hplao'l is wrong anu That the REQUESTS
afe length, brcadtll' antl light draft Tic
czafs paeht IS constructed UPON these pri,'-
c'ples, aha wheat the fnoue!s altl 1neasure-
aheh@s rs mite W tlo lsassian engineer were
submitted to the Clyde allpbutltlers they
iausteu at them ailu predicted not only that
sllcli vessel could not stand heavy sens, but
tl'nt she could not make n,iy n,Nterlal )lead-
way, "llutever her propolling power. They
wenta'lcad, However, and built tho vessel, Md
Wien size was !a'lllclIed md steamed down
the Clyde ollt lllto'tho Irish Channel, passing
everything OH tho way, md tncotin9 with no
apparent resistance from tho sen, they looked
on with establishment, almost doubling tho
evidence Of tllelr own scllses. Tltu 1ivadla
Is SLAPPED very nearly OIL tho mottul OF a so0l,-
tureoM. Perhaps butter Illustration would
10 a tlucls,-whteh fowl, sktm'ntng along
swiftly nnl easily on tho top Ut tic wayus,
may have suggested tho idea to the llussiaia
designer Tile Czar's yacllt Ii 2a5 feet III
lengtl, and l63 feet In breadtl,, so tint her
breadth Is about two-tIllrts llor length, and
Is fully four times ,'s wi'le us MI ordinary
ocea'l steamer. II four OF our iargo-sEzcd
Ink, IN
, 1880-11-24

cF"p EXPLOITS oFcs an. aoo'e our imports
n1'ee SIMPLY " Ru.u: u "''a 'lut "ec' '"iut-
t"rs "ta,' .'o 1'ats"' european governments
il'' WI u CONTINUE aaS 'oneeF tha'' 'i'e5
eau N.Y. y. INV s.ats.'s u. ~" III 'l'o
"oii" susu - "'fe""s ..'e' mug W. VI" sf"f-
el'''a'en's VI H.so"' uei'"my' "'!ct' 'oo',
'shiS ''nae'tooK' 10 "e'ao''e''"c s'.'cr a'H1
i''akc so'.i t1lo o''s iee"! n'ones' nus s''s.
."'nc'l "l ,',nle''se 'oss' "''' w''S e"'ipelles'
:" s"spe''a LUZ e'Ha1se, ~ nus ncsn ''''pos,
s''M l"s .fe''aans ~ ,esas' wv Eo.1 tesel'."
~ ~, eA!"s. ~ n,n- ~, ~, ~. "'. enaep"I5
sMe ,''s Ho""1 9l-'o"'"o " s'sef s'''l vi
c,se''at?. Us 'ep!l'elvt, ,,,,t, pss.es ~. 'sslc
" "s"t''c"."' p"po'' W." ''ot 'iio ".tci',pt
~ 1'ahe eo"s s"o GAeils''e 'sso''.e's'ef
.''"ns' .'"s peIn ~ "'s's'1o"s III, a,Mt " nus
peen n'aet'eu,ts ao'."ao,le"' Nv ""ois
.,'''.. .'""sl's VI gu" y" NV inpe.'"' ''""k VI
n.'mM,1s w, ,.a ns ~ tnu "ieSs ,epot's WIS o''s
'''V.oee' "'u '''1 o"uh ~, '''' .""s "'''eo ~
i"s.u nv, " ~, ~ "'",'' ~ s"1st'
iho soIu W h"s'''"l t''''' r'"hce 1las oee'
,h1s cn,,,rr ~ ,,,t ,nra I ~ t,aa,, s,,,1ri'", ~
,,t1 -. ~, ,,,, f.,
ih,t t,o,,, ~ ~ '''e '''' N~''~> '""''''1 >"
II i,os ,ot .soo,,,,, ,o,,o, ,,,o, 4h, ro,, nm.
,,a,,n,, - ,,n ,,..,s,., ,, r,,,s.. ~, y,
l,,n ,.,ora n'r ,,,,,, .'n,,',s;, i,a,a ,,,a, ~
in,,,atr,n,,.,,. ,v,r,.t .,,nt ,o:, ,.a ,,a, ,,aI
r,l,,,, m II, In, t;ttt ,r o.. yon mn ,,,,n,,
t,,o n,,,,,.nI ,,.o,,,s, n,,',,rsn, srt na IN -.
sIM mn ooo fnr s"vorni ,r.ors strco
~, thn svs,.,i',,, ~ ,,.,,,,at In. a,n1
,ll"c1 Il, "or,v t,,o sa,,'n ,,ronor,,,,,
nrl tho ,niuo. <.,;S,, IL ,s-,s v;n,,n, a. nm ;
nv, van, ,,,,o NJ, ,,,,o,, CO. ~, v, .r,,, ,,'.
, 1880-11-24

EvATAYton KtSusluny-IlAw AN
DIN NEST. known tn most chictEoans rs tho
former wife Ut Col. Kingshury mid Ut Gen,
Gal!atln Lawrence died Inv Egypt short ttmo
ng,. She was tlauKhter Of Col. Joseph Tnylor
md niece of President Taylor. llcr frat
husband. Col. Ktngshury, died during tho Wnr,
a,ld his property was tho celebrated Kingsll1ry
estate known to tho lawyers anl tho courts.
Mrs. Ktngsbnry 1narrIod uen. Lawrence. n son
Of WialInn bench Lawrence Of Newport, but
did nut 1.-Two happily with HIN. Wllol thoy
woro living ut Washington her nRtno wns I'M
pleasantly mixed up with that of slr. Van 1)on
Nest, Ut tho Belgium Legation, whom she eubsc-
tlsiontly mot III Europe. Con. Lawrence followed
and fought II duel with Van Den Most, but no
b,ootl WIS spilled. Con. Lawrence tfen OBJ
tnIned a divorce. md Mrs. Lawrence married.
Vail Dun Most. Her death wns sudden and un-
nrnectn5
, 1880-11-24

, THE adorable Gorstor llas been presiding
over wtnt Il reportvr cnlls IN itornl tu1lple" 1t,
Il New furk Catholic fa!r, au4 su'tlng lear
bouquets to c'icap young men. Thg ilrst noso-
gay brought el0.' Ladtcs will bu Interested In
knowing that 0erster was dressed IN robo Ut
dark purple. with !argo plush hut Ut tho sumo
shade, trimmed With u s'ialed purple pl,tmo anl
sllyer ornaments, BEe woro larKo solitaire cur
rings. Tho general olfect OF tier. costume wsls
very psaln. nud II fornstl striking c4.ntraat to
tho guy costumes OF tho otiur attendants.
, 1880-11-24

VlcE-Pn1:stpEST WHEELER has wtittcn II
letter ito friend" to say that lleis not seek
Ing the Senatorsltp in Now York. That IS
as much us to say that ho would not decline
1t, II 1t should come In Ills way. lie wou'd
1nake MI excellent Senator. but he has too
much independence and ability to suit some
of tho managers In tho Stats.
, 1880-11-24
PUBLIC OPINION.

PUBLIC OPINION,
st. Louis G{obc-Dcmacrdt flecn,,: In +bo
OhU Senatorial fight, John Ebcrtunn a,o,,t, NV ~
K:'o! cnco Of belg beaten rs uny ulI,cr aug as
6i thu dozcu nSptrMilts. Ns' 'a'
New York Ue,tsll {1nd.): One n, ,ho
Now York ScIators shU,s!l tnyurIaIlv In totos
frs,tn this city. unttl wo cnme to Enva ycr,,,
, orn G!ny, lib well rs Conkllng, ia tho furai
indianapolis Journal (lsep): As ths
ruling question III Now York eecms tn ho
wiluthcr Milo. Hcrnhar4lt shall be nt,,n,tri " "
society," we suggest thAt She AMI tho four wirrt
Of Esoofnlfy ftiptoln pool their issucs md ,nstc
common cnuso for soclAl recognition.
Philadelphia Dullcti'i {Rcp,): Wo nre,
diet, first, TINT Watterson won't write Tho nc.t
Drmocsnttc platform. EecHr.tl, That l!arnum
won't bc tho noxt DG1nocrltlc Chairman. TbnI
ti1at noaKnefty won't notninnto tho nuxt ucia.
oernt'c ea'idia4to. Eonrtl,, that Wade liamptou
San Francisco Nc,eS-Lctter:: They are Kick.
Ing up another row In Irclan1 nnd tho British
Government ts, ms usual mixing M ass Of itself
by prosecuting tho r!n9-1catlers Instead Of let.
ting thoni alono most seyorcly, when t,ioy would
l1fn!libly cut each 0thGr's throats viii English
Btl!ttstnen never Iay to hGart tho nhtlcsUuhcanj
politlco-cconomto myth Of the Kilkcnny cas7
New York S.t'l (Den.>: The manners OK.
hfbited by Mr. john Kelly, Controller ef the
city, toward Mayor Cooper, at m oIIlciat inert.
INK between these dtenitaries. surprised grent
many persons who i,nd previously considered
tntin Is how settled. Ills 'nl,lslcrs Appear II 10
better nllnptetl to Il low gsopgcry shau to ar
otlic!nl position.
Cincinnati Commercial (1sepl: II ihs
, 1880-11-24

: A CLOSER exgniInatton OF tho amendment
to tho eighth seotipn OF thu tenth nrttelo
Of. tho Constitution, Rdopted at tho last
efoctlnn, s1uwd that 1t goes aonewhnt fur
tter tlan wns ut tlrst beloved. In addition
ta extending for ono ycar tue ollloiNl terms Ut
tho County Treasurer, C!ork, aud Judge, II a!so
oxtch1a by ono your tho torn. Ut ollleo OF tho
Judge ot tho Probate Court OF this cu.lnty T!.at
officer, who ia not u,unti0npl iu tho amendment
Itself, was elected III 1877 for tori. Of four
years, Ito would 70 out ut olco thou wore It
not for tho fact TINT tho Constitution provides
III tho twontieth see4on Of tho sixth article
that tho ternt Ut odlco 1T tho Probate 1utlxo
"shNll bo tho same ~ that OF tho County judge.
and ahal 10 elected ut tho sn1no tiu.u a1lt it, tho
same manner" Tho time fur clcpttng q County
Judge having been put forward to 1S<s., thut OF
tho Judge Of tho l'robato Court 10 by tho la.,-
gua1o Ut tho Constitution necessarily cur
rlel .nlonE with It. 1t Is also u question
whethor nj! the Coroncss elected shls
month VII! not, hold plhce until 1881, whom, ac-
uorllug to tue psnyisipnapf tho couatltu tional
amendment, Cor0l,oFs .arp III, DO occtHl u hold
o'llcn for four years. All that tho Constitution
as amended, says ls5that II Coroner shall 10
elected In 1881 tn halu onioe, for four yours
There IL no provision or tho Constitution under
wtlch tho Legislature oau lAlas III. Nct proyii,uY
for the election Ut v Con,ney two yeArs hence;
MID my such pr0vsEon1uw existing must ncccA-
sarII fall bccauso thero II nu constitutional
, 1880-11-24

THO l'resltluut. elect underwent u graat many
Alrr M1tl tt ID stNtetl tht soitiO Of tho le,ttlE
husInCsy-1l 1leH Of Cleveland. from d au,lsu ii
KrIt!ude tnwn.tl him for MI thut ne hull lltl,c ltI
l,utAf 0r tho llsitu6s Ut tho Ga,lItry white IN
ConYfuse. u1,d tta,!llieys woll.l accomplish III i
Eroatur e9rT'e us President recently prepared u
t'urso containing quito sim ri Inoey it,d prg-
aGtlteA It to hi1lt I'd u reimbursement ut fiultA
expuudGtl within u few ll0nthH p4st,
, 1880-11-24

THE Now York Commercial Nu{lett7a
calmly proposes 10 roll tho six New England
Hsatcs lnto two. Ono ot the ,uerces for which
Koot Yankees VIII give shun4s to-mprrow WILL
be that that th!ny cunt DO du,le.
, 1880-11-24
TRIBUNE HitANGii OFFICES.

r1tE CHICAGO Tn1nEAE fins established branch
ocea for tho receipt Vi subscriptions ai aayurllse-
n.cnt4 a. ful>wA:
NEW fOlsK-ltoom y Tribune Hui1dlng FIT. Nc
FtEniS, Manager.
GLASGOW. scatinnd-Aiian'a American Ecws
Arp,tcr. n ltent01d-sL
LONDON. Eng.-~Amcrican Exchange, 4D Strand.
HENHY +. NtLf1ta, AEunt-
WAsuISGIUN. u. E.-!sjA Fatrcot
, 1880-11-24

provision on which to baso 1t. Therefore, rrc-
sumably, tho Curnnors If Cook mil tho ottor
cosintcs Of this Htno will hold n.Ifco Until ter
st.cceashra ahut bo ctentetl and aunllHod. which
inny not 10 for foitr yunra yUt.
, 1880-11-24

T11E Chief Of thu Bureau of Statistics las
submitted tho following nllyanco statement
OF tho money yaluo at tho exports Of domes-
tic provisions md taltow during tic month
Of October lust and tho ten months ending
, 1880-11-24

DEcK-lfANps OIL tho Mississippi boats are
nguln Reiting funcy wuxes, tho rush OF cotton to
market nuw Del.ig ut lts hight. Southern jnnr-
nula sAy TINT fJ.50 IL 81 IL day Ii not uncom.
moi rate, uua clle tlis fact Us an eyIduuuo OF
, 1880-11-24

K1LWlSSiSG LODGE, No. 3l1. r. + 4. M-Thn
blicUrs md members VI tis luge will their
3,a! M" Is; Ea;t k.!c 4tscst ,'Nrsaay n91,.I.'E y
lund. JAS. II, II, YASCLEAFE, W. ii,
Il. =, ALLEN, Secretary.
, 1880-11-24

Madison street, butw1cn Stat1 nht Dearborn. Ell.
ruecnirnt nt tho tnselic. Hopper Company. "UnO
Hundred Wives" 4tflcrnoun usl evgntnV.
, 1880-11-24

@SIA+ VtSs l9t
To aceouit for theso astonishing changes 1t is
necessary to oxplntn TINT tho Poor- House for
county lnupcrs nud ldiots ta located II, thnt
town, una that tho Democrats wero In control OF
tho County DoRrd and Poor-IIouso, mud yotcd
tho foreign paNpcrs md idiots for Tillen and
tho wlnle Democratic ticket. Every idiot anu
paliper went tho wfotc hog from snout to tnil.
Thoro wcro not 1ozcn legMl Democratic votors
In tho town Mt tho time land there aro only
seventeen now}, hut by dragging to tho polls tho
,roor old haf-wltted alien paupors md tho
'pltnblo insano and idiots. mud making thotn
mechanically 40 through tho 1uottons OF hnud-
inE Democratic tluKots to tho Democratic cleo.
tion ludgcs 1so votcs, lnstoad Of IL, wero
counted fnr !" Tilslrn anl Itoforul." As sonn rs
tho RclialloAns obtained control of county
9'En!rst they put q stop to 30 scundaous NJ,
Abns9 OF tho elective franchise. In tho lnean-
while tho Supreme Court OF tho State decided
tint pAupers werc translent persons nnl tl.t not
Kaln voting doniclto ut a poor-hous by this
dccsitpl tho Democrats lost votes at every
l'oos-houso untor tholr control III tho Htato.
, 1880-11-24

Randolph atscct. hctwrun CInrk nnd In aNlc. En-.
EuGetne,1t Ut Willie Edoutn's "Sparks" Company
"nrcanls; Ur. Fun III n Photograph Cutlery" After
nunH nnd 1yentnE.
, 1880-11-24

JInverty'a Theatre.

JIn~ertysa Theatre.
Tenthorn rtTcpt corner NJ M6nsne. Engagement
of I.cnvltts English Opera BuEes1na Company. "f.a
Flile uu In.ubour atuJor." AttGrnoon mud ovenins.
, 1880-11-24

Grant 0pera-ffonae.
Clark street. opposite Ecw Conrt.ftDusc. EngnVe-
meat uG $lla,,l1u nIil Edison. ~ Golden Game."
, 1880-11-24

lncrtalac. .......l..,$ 1,6I5,1H ) s5,En, l87
Tho exports OF llnns year ago were III
clnded with bacon, and are 80 given in tho
nboyU Tube. Yll0 separate value Of the l,nul
exports for October WIS $lOS,Bi3.
, 1880-11-24

T0ST y @. 4. H., Will meet tonight Mt Oriental
HALL No. u! la sn!lD-st. UEcers fur tho tnxt,lna
dnno. Every CumFnue Ia urgeh u bu pEesont- Hy
TiIos. II. REED Adjutnnt.
, 1880-11-24
fSlyu,,,tc 'r'hcntrr.

Olympic Thcntrr.
t1ark street. between Lake md lnndopit. EnRngn-
nlrnt of tho INT tpOneY Combination. Variety en-
icrtainnIuHt Aftornuon md evening.
, 1880-11-24

iho great prosperity Ut tLo ,lcrnoo.
rush 1nata for t9i'1y month 0r two lslt shc
llaslla work like 'logs tlny anu nIvn. "'u "eck.
Gycry cent they ret. ''sn'' eatuLar
, 1880-11-24

In looking over tho returns of tho Into
Cook County election, as compared with thosc 1T
four years ngo, tho most remarkable Charge In
my tow, Or precinct ls TINT Ut Norwood Park.
-Four years ago the vote for preslont was as
follows:
Ilnycs, .l0s
, 1880-11-24

Totai yoto. ..,..,.,,..,.....,.,,..
At thu recent election tho result wns:
unriiuisi. Rcp..........,.+.,,,.,,.
iInneock, Dem. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-09-12

Mr.. Daniel Conway. an smPloTs On
DaIt4R's cattle ranch, met with .
serious accident on Monday last. He
and Mr.. jas. H. Grimm, the foreman,
started out 70 hunt horses. and they
became separated near the head u
Bear creek. In les than ten minutes
after they parted, which was about
5 O'Clock p. m, COnway's horse fell
upon him, breaking his leg. The ami
NAL WAS away and Conway's lay ense-
less on the ground until next morning
at 1--WE O'Clock.
He then erawled for a distance Of
probably i've miles 10 a sheep ranch,
and q herder started for Mr.. Isaac
Bard's ranch to tell them Of the acct
dent and get q conveyance. Mr.. Bard
took out q wagon and brought the in
jured man back TO his ranch, arriving
there IN Friday evening. He received
attention from DIR. Corey.
On yesterday Mrs. Bard brought Mr..
Conway into town and took him TO the
residence Of Mr.. Thomas Durbin. Con.
way Is doing very well, considering
that he was without surgical attend.
ance for four days. His leg Is broken
below the knee.