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Two Ilt0 MEETtHG9.
Hp<ttal Dtspaeth 10 Th4 Chtfagn Trtbtns.


Hn<tta1 Dttpateh 10 Th4 Chtrdqo Tribune.
Hogroy, Oct. .14.-Tlie meetings fortnight IN
,he fremont Temple and Fa'leuil Hall were
is crowded and enthusiastic rs al,y that have
lnken placo III 13oston for many years. Tho
great attraction, was, Of course. Grant, but
tj,ero 'wero other good fcatlres,-specclles
by Emery A.: Storrs, Z. W. stonKhtoi.
ard n host of other men Of eminent State md
local reputation. CIV. Long presEtletl th the
Temple, aud spoke for half al hour ote tho Is.
sues between Tic pnrtIes ii. tic pending COLI
test, S[r. Storrs was given n
srand reception when he rosu to
sneak. I1o looked oyerwnrkcd, but
he had not proceeded far when tic audience
discovered lo had abundant yigor for power
full discussion of the character md record Of
the Democratic party, 10 which iio pald spe-
clal attention.
Soon after Q o'clock Grant entered the
hall, md Ills appearance was tho stg''hl
for prolonged demonstration. Cheer
followed cheer. until tIle very roof sccnseu
to trc,nblc, lie spoke bnt few sentences In
hcsitattng way, aud the audience again
rose aud wavctf i.andkerclilefs ald clleefea
II vas 4 ioiiE time before Mr.. storrs. cuultl
resume !lis speech. l1c wns followed by . ex-
Guy, Rtce. At Fancull Hull cx-G0t.
Boutwell, presided, anil Alr: Stonght?n wns
tlle principal speaker. Here, as II ING
cutie, % ailti Ills few words lit response were rs
heartily applauAed ns ii, the former place.
There wins s1ale-sIow Ut 10000 DelMocratlc
torcll.bcarers IN the streets cllGcring Justify
for Hancock and the Third ConErcssiondl
cd from the success of tho Republican tlcn,-
ftIatrntfOn.
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Il. 2. M1LLIGAN.
TIE OLD HEAD or TlIt: Il. q. c. FOtl GAT-


F1E1.u.
The announcement is made on the author
ity nt several 1ndiana politicians TINT Lamb
den +. Milligan, of tint Stale. will vote for
Gur,cld. md With Afii!lsan will swing over
to tho Republican side lllnst of the old
Knights Of tho t;olt!em Circle. This fact Ii
Significant Either MltltEam Is convinced
TINT Garfield Is tl,e besl INN for the country's
Interest or ltns been Actuatcd BY seilsc 0f
gratitude tUwurtl Garfield, remembering the
strenuous effort II cost the Presidential carl-
dttlate Mt one time to save thut Ec,ltlc'nan's
neck from the hungman's rope. Tie cese of
SlilligaM, although almost forgotten hy
TIC public, occupies prominent place
III American law reports. Fur alleged
REASONABLE designs ugaiust tho Fetl-
eral Government during the War,
Mt lis clOsu hr, with 4 lann
i,nmed William i. Boiylcs, WAS ARRESTED! in
l.a(innn. auth wHre tried by euurt-l,Inrttnl,
both were cilylcte.l. md bntll were sentenced
TO- tlGntDl. An appeal WIS Mhs!u IT. tho Dis
trtet Court, Int tfmt Court refused 10 inter-
frrr, a,Itl iii NIL probability uwing t., the ptll,-
He. temper ut tic films the execution wnNlll
l,nye been carried ont Ind INT Gen. Garfield
volunteered tn taiio the c;lsn before the
Snpreule Court. IO ndvncNtu tho cnllsp Of
MItllgaN ntlll lSnwlpY ut tAat tine wis AtAl,lt
ns unpopular u step ~ Il lawyer could take,
yet Garfield l>rAyeIy went before the Court,
tnade l's argument. mul Ind the prisoners
rGlGuSGu.
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CONGRATULATIONS.

6fft4dk Uttp1FeR 10 1Hf EAttcq1 TTahuHf.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct 14.-TiM Hon.
John g. New, Chairman Of the Republican
State Committee, left for New York tonight,
in company with ux-Sunator Dorsey, George
C. Gorhanl, ox-SecretarY of tic United
States Senate. ana Chaunccy l,:F!l!cy, III
Riley AfcKeen's special palace-car. They
will stop Mt Mentor OF their way and coll
gratnlate Gen. Garfield on the certainty Of
his election " November. Before leaylMg
Mr. New ordered tic organization nf tnrlr
clubs III nj! manufacturing cities suilnr tu tho
organization uf tho Knights OF Columbia In
this city. lie expects TO give Gen. Garfield
1900 majority III November. The Lincoln
Club, 900 strong, met Tonight and voted to
leave for Mentor next Tuesday, II con-
ventcnt for Gen. Garfield to receive thcM.
They will wear their linen busters md Con-
tlneutal straw hats.
4 FEW OF TIE MANY RECEIVED Dy GEN.
GAltFIEt.n.
CLEVELAND, Oct. l4,-The following nre
few Ut tho hundreds 0f kilograms RECEIVED
by tiell., Garfield yesterday. and to-day, as
sent to t'.e Cleveland Hernli:
A. Sa1 c'ff fissry Sss oS s s o s s T.
anrea your election. htch'g"n Is Soyy?a1i;, -.
<WAsi..Karox. ?. G., Oct: l2.L: 4. Garfsta;;
thl0 anu 1HutA1h HhFe EsoEoEC0 I16f1selFeH hl1tl
ynu. Your vIntlIcAtion hns beDn us nlnple uI,h
glorious rs tho slaude,prs were nio'an and
malicious. Accept my congratulations.
II. G. IN{lEHSOLL.
WARRINGTON, n. c., Oct. 13.-The Hon, J. Il.
GARFIELD: DO sou Hecept congratulations Oh tho
clccttona iu Ohio aud Indlann2 You hlve mno,
cordially C. SEIZURE.
WAsittnoTon. u, C.. Oct. l3.-Ge.l. j. Il. Gar
Nclu: Hourly congratulations oil tho result of
yesterday. CHARLES DEvESu.
CnICAuO. Oct. 1n-J. Il. GARFIELD: I think ycs-
tordays work settles tho question: but urge all
huhda not to atop tho work until tnshcd.
j. Il. LGQAN.
NEW YoRK, Oct 1l-The Hon. j. Il. Garhel1:
Tho people want Il chunRG from Confederate
10 loyal Congress. 4 Bold North with our
compliments. EAEHr Il. SIu1tItS
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Jersey, especially, wero tho most slgnIn-
cnnt, tllose sending them nnl WHO had
studied tho situation carefully being fully
convinced TINT these two States will
follow In tfia footsteps Of In.i1nna.
x dispatch frnm tho Secretary
" the Afalnu State Republican COMMITTEES
reimrtctl TINT tllat State wns feeling tho Of.
frnts Df yesterdays returns from tic twn
Western States, and twill fully redeem llcr-
self I'll Novc,nl,cr." Tho National Re-
publican Committee have decided to
hold n meeting tn-nlorrow for the
purpose OF taking measures to push tho
catiyass most vigorously In all sections of tho
Union. 1t Is expected TINT
TltE CuSFEitESCE
will lie ycry full onG, us nenrly NIL tho
members have signiilctl thelr Intention
Of being present. john e. New, Afr.
Fllley, Secretary Dorsey, nnd others
who participated actiycly III tho Ohfo
mil indiana cpnvass, will participate, a1d
otllcr managers mt members of the Commits
tee Will rive coltI,sci IN thu methods to be
employed In pushing tho work III lIatni.
Amungi tho callors ut Republican llcad-
quarters tn-ttny WIS
tss:S, FITZPATRICK. .-.
who shll that the news from Ohio md 1ndl-
UNI nss1lfetl MN tllAt every N0ftllefh state
will cast Its Electoral ynte for Garfield.
THESE victories will be worth FROM 5000
10 l0,o00 yuttY to the Republican causu
III New Jersey, md VIC shalt surely
carry every Stale. The Republicans
nre aroused In New Jersey rs they never
liayu been before since iS1a" New Yurk
State politics were discussed to some extent
by callers ut the Republican Nntiolanl head
t}1a anil fll. y,tlrn1 fs,itf.
0f the ltost careful observers Is TINT
tie enthusiasm nsntng Republicans Is
Unparalleled, while lit every town scores
uMn scores OF Democrats are coming ont
altt openly declaring their Intention III vot-
Ing Tor Garfield. Tho National Republican
Committee nre now arranging ~ send speak
ers and carry OH MI nctlrc canvass In Wiz
gln'A, West Virginia, North Carolina, and
Elnrfln.
, 1880-10-15
WEST VIRGINIA,
THE SURPRISES.

WHEELING, ". Va, Oct. 15.-One Of the
surprises of the election here il tho paucity
Of the {ircenbnck vote. The party claimed
q GOO votes, hut the Indications from tho re-
turns now Iii are that their total yoto will
mt amount tn i,alf TINT number. The Re
]llblLcatls reduced the Den,ocrntte mhturttlcs
fl nearly NIL the districts. and SturElss, tue
ticket sonsi,Icraply: Wooi, Marsa!!, ila!'.
rocls, Mnsnl,. Taylor, Harrison, lscrkr!y,
Tucker. Narssall, MuIlongullel.., md Dud,l-
ridge Counties arc Republican, with excep-
rnn nllend Of their ticket. Tic eu,slltn,sonal
To the trf.ttr't Assottastl Prxts.
WItEEIIS9, Y: W., Oct: 1i.-Un,y few
suit of tho voto Of Tuesday. lii addition to
these given yesterday. n0 ren0rts OF my
eoflseu;tsnco ,nsg i,ecn received fr0,u tho
Great kn,mwll Valley region, where tic
result 1T The vo,e III tic State Is, therefore,
y"e VI t'S III Tia stato oes not 10 TX eSceed ptSss 3S
r,,hs !asksos psnn%efa optIt p1tar"lity i for GSv .
by frn,, ls.ooU to l5,o0o. nnl tic C).ar,u,l, Of
tile Republican Stntu Committee c0llcc.ics It
By S.0oo. III lsit tho Democratic majority IN
returns from tl.o counties THUS far heard
from show Republican HaEus, tic maturity
tllts year. Il IL Int natural to s,lpIDsc, viii
full Considerably below these figures. Tile
vote OF thIs county Is not yet fully counte,l.
Tlm e,tlro Democratic ticket Ia elected by
gives :SlurKis (Rap.} :,:tO minority, u g,li ii
los Lewis County gives Jucksi,n flluln.
100 lnatnrity, n loss OF nlout 100 III tho vote
Ut four yuars !Eo. Grant County gives
isntit PARTIES ars still cInin,ing iinrriso,t
C0lnty. 1t will take several dnys to settle
precisely iIow the State Inns En,r.
Melvin and MCCONNELL, Republicans, aro
amendments 10 tho Constitution nru ntloptell
by n lurga majority.
Tie Legislature will be Dcmocratic'in botl,
branches.
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Special Nispateh fo The Chteweo Tribune.
= NOsToS, OCT. IA.-The 1,nmiraatipn nf
Franeis II. lIMyes by Tho Republicans. Of tho
Fourth Congressional District tt,-hny ls very
likely to. result ln tho reycrstu!l Ut tito dis.
trlrt to the tepublical,s once more. lie Will
tlniie tho yott nf CatntseA Will! that of tlle
West End wards OF JsOstotl, which H. l,torU
thRM Rufus X. Frnst. nf Chelsea, could do
four ycnrs nEo, Or Martin Hrem,ner. OF l}os-
ton. c0uld 4ln two yenrs ns0. Tho differ
enccs alt0ltg tho ieepublieal,sare now settled,
tho Democratic party that .lncs nat sut,,,
ltkoiy To lseal tlIero seems ~ reason. why
Hayes sll0nt.l not l0 returned by II ln1nlsulni,
aGr1y II nsr 9 + raSya nMyST - etsrI!s a1y as a
lsas n, State reputation rs legislntur md
tAMNeler,
FOURTH M.tgSAcIIt:AETra.
HosroS. Oct. IA section Of tho Grccn-
hnck pArty uf this city lllyp nominated
Wendell Phillips for Congress In Tic Fourth
District,
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NEW ORLEANS.
CITY Politics.
Epftfds Dapateh 10 The Chteago Tribune.

EtfttdI UHPd1tH 70 7HS Ch1ta99 TT5NHks
New ORLEANS, Ocl. N.-Thc Peoples
Democratic party completed Its ticket to-
hight, nominating Joseph y. Shakespeare
for Mayor a,Id Joseph Collins fur .t.mtnis-
trator Ut improvements. The issuc Is jo!nct,
urtl the struggle will bo lively. The only
pnpcr II, the city supporting the ring or
rcgulur Democratic ticket is the Statcs. All
tho rest support tho Peoples movement.
Tho main figure TT the ring movement Is cx~
Drputy-Shcriif Fitzpatrick, who Is Gen.
Randall Gihson's lIclicltman, and, owing to
tho strength OF the Peoples movement III tho
tlown-town wards, 1t Is conceded for tho
first time TINT Ills election Is In peril. The
People uill Republicans will support nm
independent candidate against him. and tho
Republicans will cariy sIcxt week put out n
municipal ticket, Which they hope to elect.
, 1880-10-15

General, except to turn the course
of the conversation. Ono who witnessed
the qood-natured chnlhg judge Cart'ef ~
minlstcrcd, says TINT ien. Butler looteu Etka
IN arny -t,,,,'e TINT i,ud got Into hole. lAe
lfln't whit to get my deeper, af'a YET nc
6fln't know lluw to get ont
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ILLINOIS MEETINGS.

Spttsal D,pateh to 71tt Chicago Tribune.
1roI,l1soS, ILL.,, Oct, 14.-Tl.e Republican
,l,,ss-,nceting and barbecue fIeit III this city
to-.lay wlls tho Rral,dcst political tsc,Ml,strn-
ton, both in point of enthusiasm aud n,ll,l-
bcrs. ever held III Whttesidc County. The
city was beautifully dccorated, almost every
business house displaying i[ags aid banners.
At ut an early hour tho people began to 1r-
rive, a1ul toward noon professions calle In
from nearly every township III the county,
accompanied by bands. until ut lis maximum
tho attendance exceeded 5000 peoulc. At
llnnn tho grnln procession. MeMrfy II lnlle
III length, paradcd tile streets md lrOcecdel
10 the falr grounds, where taeexerclses ol tho
day wcro to take place. After d1n'ler nn-
other procession was formed, composed csl.
tircly Of mounted Garfield md Arthur Clubs,
WIN escorted tho orator Of tie occasion, Gen.
Richnrt j. Oglesby, and otncr ge,ltte,Hcn In
carriages to tic ptace Of speaking. Upon
arrival Mt tho speakers stAn1. which had
been aucly decorated by the latllcs, tlls
General was greeted.Ry tl,c !ursest audience
ever assembled III his scctiun Of the State.
Tbs i!p r. T. i Lop calHte II, LIT, to-. ior 1res. 1,r
tlpMt Of tho day. Tile Glra Cul,
snnE Inspiring campaign s0Ilts, md
thcll Ge''. pglcsty wins introiucca to
ntltt El1t1lll5tnSItEtl3t received uf Tue I'LL.
llicl,cc. lle Ielivered all elOtl,eut anti
logical speecl. Of oycr Two hours duration,
Thoroughly discussing tic political Issues Ut
tho present cnl,lpuiGu, Tile audience, IN.
teusely Interested, app'autled. ills n,a,ty tell
ili, polnts to tho cello, nnd his spcccil ,Ius
hit Il lasting Impression,
Al ttA cnlieius (nn tho vast crowd adjourned
to uintier l,nrt Of tile grounds, wl,eru Mi OK
r0astct wEi0le, together with several hun
drrd cooked chickens, fnIt,s, brrntl, cake.
md colfeo Wcr(, served Ia ull, TIv OK wus
tlut.atctl hy tic l1ot, *. L, l.lga,l, aud wt,S
worry finely rtnlstud. Tile arrangements Of
the wllnlo nifufr Wcrp very perfect. ul1d every
ultt, WIS fully satisfied.
In t!to evening magnificent torclilIght
uEsi,!ny was made by lIlD,ltl,eI co,l,iM.lius
frail this CITY. FcHit,li. Eric, niul iH,rtu,l
r[nin, ntld ft,Ut cUlnpa,lIps fruu, tfIis ilacp.
FllIt0u. Albany. lUulntns. Stnrii1lr. ullli
other towns. Htmnt iIyo 1,,Infrri inrch.s
Wor,, II, iinp. tim. tjrlrshy addressed n
MEETING nj lila i}tnrn.iiU,isa, wl.ich WINS
tinnsulv filed with ,1t.t,ntt,. x farwn Vverfinw
i,uStInr wns ntl,irrss' hy III. ian. II. y.
Tayinr". ar Eiicnrn. n,uI ti1a fiolt. Il. i.
Wnrnrr. nj thfs ,ify. Wr. 1Mvfpr nls0 ilIn,jr
tl,c main s1,.."r1, ~ tln ,.veni;. nj thn nn"r".
IInns.. ,,fti,r f;, Orlnsby hnd cnnriiulrT.
Tnkinr il nit:,eetfler Morrison lins ,,ayer
hcf"rn stso, .,.h !, ,fav ti'bn r'"w;"IIs ,,n,vt
frt,,, i,n a,, ne n'ls ,vic, ,i.,,,s "IMa M
,ual..I., u. wv ~ 'M 49,, !'.s .tn. r. Na,a,'n L.,
u
, 1880-10-15

<1rArH frfrnf
''',v., M4rsrxA' koo'
Special Dttpaseh to The chicago 7rfbunt'
rallv Mt WcjI1unton to.,ny and tonight WIS
AFaa suecess ~" to .',.,sa 5,.,s s'tSo ~
llas CROWNED Itself with e,ory. IVY. Ivy, ~ ~"
Joy over tho kuod ncws from tho
old o0;e5 e IN s"te' int rorssa ssg' ss,s Gres
to"nship hau III aao p'"sess'o,' aesMn.
slx wagnss md 4%t PERSONS, a1l!l TOOK .tho
prize ling. The ladies' were present. tn great
rn,, II, ti,eir nnrn,st entt,nsinsm. Tin linn.
l., IT, = " rayson. @ cn,uIi,1ate for Congress. ,na,o
an nblc speech IN tho nttcrnoon. At
night regiment nt DOys In Dlnc,
under tito command OF Cnpt. Il. l..
whitehall. seconded by Capt. Ntusrroyc.
,.,,, .,nnr ~. mn t,r,l,,a .,,,," ..,t .;a.n,.'
oa wit" s''ccees r%ss W. xer" ..e a. I hv IT, ' Ss prc
$. G. Dovie, ami others. Every 1tcpubicail
man, woman. urt ch1hl nrc Immensely
ticllrd nj Tho rei,nSr lndinna hna uIy,.;,
:" TIe Tts"cnct -" @ a"t tho s"iti so,,t s s''e'
10 Hancock "'" '1e w.S''.t,,s' SoI!a SOUTH
spttia, Dl.pateA 10 The cn,top, 74,Dun*.
Err1SnI1AM. ill.,, Oct. l4,~The Rrnu,,lic.
,uu m Snwn,it ,i,o,v,.Itr ,tis oor,,tv In,
n ,zro,,,l rntl,. IN tha r'u ~ ,vtf1io,, Will
III o,,as,,a, 't,n.t,,.r ~ ti.a i9,,',,,'
lican triumph, In 1ndlnna and ohlo,
they turned out IN Immense numbers.
Hn,S'"st'S s" svsec1'cs H sot %tfe ~ maze y ,, Dy tho
lao,' 'so1 J., moo" sar, ,'s .,. ". -. l'aitom,
lion. Carl l}rl,niilg, Of Marion. spoke IN
German. 1t WINS o'lc of tho largest ntM
most enthusiastic meetings ever held Iii tho
COUNTY. '~'''7o '~>> 80 '''e
~'""''' vpo,.,,v
,...,., r,,,.t n.unun, ~ ~. 1,,. u..,,,u
apss"' i,.'p" m. 70 a"' T,sa0' a''a"ne
twenty-five Of tho Garfield md Arthur tub
| Of tIis city ATTENDED, NJ, enthusiastic l,e-
nn,,1icnn ,ni1v 1T Sf"n,rosf, to.nieIt rntrr".
H., ~, ~" s,,,tco,,o nrr,t,,vtt,,, :. f,nI,",,
Railroad at ' lib ,. IN. Tt!s lion. tl smiti,
| Mcl'hersou, Of 1ted Onk; Nm. Cullins, of
| tlsis city; aud tic lion. W. L, Wilkinson Of
Mou,rosc, were tho orotors for tlle occnslul,,
T,,, uo,,,,oa..s -, T"o'.,,i. e III, .l,,.
.m,.. ~. n.,.s.. 49,, IT, ".s.t
| uttHHt. WI u'o 1etAi1s l!o"' ah"s"''n "'l'
! Ohio. alld tug town presents I. lively SCENE.
Tie Datlu Cute CtN oflIca Is illuminated,
and fireworks are being t,rc.l from TINT bulti.
nv s W.. M'e ~ s'a1 ~ . ,a, w ~ w., seGts ;
l"l .hs success VI 'ho 1'ehet III u'o aposc
named States.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mlcn.
Special Dtpatsh to The Chicago Tribune.
GnASu lArI1,s, Micl,,, Oct. l4,-The Re-
nuh,tcnus of tlfs rltv held n rrantl. rnustn,,
rntit,cntinu nynr thn glnrfu,ls vfntnri.a ii, In,
tlinmu mid fihIn here to.ttigIt. nneffr tl,n u1,..
pices t of o. tic To.irg Msii's Hcp,ihiicsn Ciub
".u @ uao ti,t teo ~" rn .!ntI; 1t,. ,. ae.G
,airn ,crn ..eal nm, II sa,e e hv te " i,n @ i''i
Nici;owan. Mctnbpr If Congress fronl tl.u
| 'rhlr1l Ntrhfgan District, Allil by tho lIDl,.
| Sumner Howard, Of FlI!tt, lNto United
/ NtHtHS lDHffkttt Attorney III EjtilI}.
, 1880-10-15

Special bfspa1th 10 1hf cA!eaea I!lbahe.
:. CEn!.Is l!.ArIl's, la;. t3Gt. ti.-Ile Keplb'
,isht. CIV. Gear nil,lrusseii :,,o00 lia'ple ut
tlln wigwu,l,, AlI4 nearly As h,Any 1nIro were
ui,at,lo Ia ealn elltsallcc: Tie t;uyernnr
ll,..a Il ro,sln: siutcll. liAl a!'y rcfor.licS TO
slus,l, (inrrl.l null Arthur clubs wcrp pres
CHI frum Aurlpl nllu other LOlNtS.
, 1880-10-15

EuRvgYo1ts Opvlcg, WABASH County, VA
NASH. Ind, 3!ny 10. is7D -. ". shrn, C.ntnty
snryeyur},- ,-Mrs. 1i'AtaH, lhtiani:. FntlleE
has BEEN drA.l ft,r sumo time. hnt hnvU frts-
pnegtly heard him say ttrIor II hta tuhthi thnt
hn bud lil William, u; English ~ y" owed h't'i
English ana tatior hai @ co,;sis,lbsc iE"n! %
huvc lookrtl for tho n0tc. but ennnNt hH1 It,
Yours, J. ". buRA.
, 1880-10-15

LOufaylt...s, Ky., May n, lH.u.-Afra. N'nsnn:
An 10 tho npie yn st,eMk If On Mr., SAra Ito not
rrlrenstcrn single tl|ng Ut It. ntsrr slw tho
ElDtu .r hcan! Ut It TINT nuw remember Ut. As
indianapolis thAt IL II sn'stt'ke. AZ over,
e. Nj. Hi1t
, 1880-10-15

REcnRDgn's OrF1CE, liExpNtrKA COUNTY,
DANy1LtI, Ind, April 1O. lS1u.-Dsur Ct,IMin:
YOU ,tsk about tho pc.lsiHu clntni bstsi-
ness All know atb,lt tt1at il, TINT IT Inns nj
gllEh hal dr1twn II Ertnt ntnnl1ht Of money that
ought to bo divided among us. though .tun't
know how 1nuC.i 1t was, nor hnw to get II lack.
Ny impression II, that It WtrIll hu dEnuli
nttrr HOW to do ,lnylhlug With II. us he IL Tttl
uHl Nc uFt all IlDpF. !, Your cousin.
LEROY UtWIINQS.
, 1880-10-15

Special Corr7tpoHlthec NJ 5ht f,hitaoo 1flbuns.
FALsrlSE, Ill, Oct. l3--'rhe Garfield and
Arthur ClubUf Ills place had n ro,tsng t,lert-
ing this evening Mt 1lunnerlers's llull. Four
teen new ilAl,lps were nttlta to- lEle roll. Stir
German, and tic llatt. Sol II. Hopkins III
English. The Republicans Ut this TOWN are
nllyp nnul working hard. md will cast II lnrgrr
ydtc for Garfield nlld Arthur t!lnn was eycr
rnvt tnr{ i,nFftrn
, 1880-10-15

t!yes a!,e pA,.,iy;. that liz lsai Kettsetl Mp In
fal will. all Of them ind held tilclr receipts.
"Xnti, sir, Whit did you 10 with TINT sloo
notu NY husband give yum several years ngo
to cOllect 0l, Alr. Shnn? l want tint nntu Or
the lnol,ey for It," liu answered: II told
yoll that. :Sfcn wasn't, worth n tt--lt,. u,ul
,F ,sssr i hs'd been. all don't @ <; k'Sw Y anything
told nle timt llo onru askc.l Ill! English for
tho Sien ,lntu or the i,l0Iley, n'n tint Cousin
lllll t"!d hlu, l'e a!l s9nt thn !!ots haeE n: M 70
Clurr, 1t 1cifefsllyllle. ! felt s,lre my
cnusIll, William IT,, WIZ lying t0. ,Iiv about
thu note. alll tlirtltNt 1Il'on lll1l' nlhl
ACCUSED NIst uF rEHFtbr AMI swlS1sLlSG,
md saisl 10 him: tllll English! your course
sstais M s 'y Wi ys, i, b. st iisty,l u ts Wor snd
lNcuIJ,u known 0f MI men. SucIl KWin.lklg
canl,0t forever escape DETECTION, ami / sIlnll
nil IL expo:!ng TIC truth about It," He
then becunlo literally
uj,AcK III THE FACE NTH NAnE,
md llIssctl unt through. lib tcutll ut INC tho
lHG1 You ia d-d o!.t ls-c,! CIT III W lily stals, a
Or III ktck, you ~. CD d-n YOUR
Ai!sr tIs htH o,!nry d!ellycry Y ot sto1ea ,
promises. ! went buck to ,ny l,uMlGlo cOt-
i.gr, satisfied to have informed lny dear
tW,tst,,, W!ltlan II. English, how niran MD
clnteInptlblu liz WIS III llls cousin l'atnielIa's
estlttnti0n.
Tlls Isuxt tlay Mt noon. when | WIS alone, Il
Vigorous knock was given on tile frnnt dDlr.
opelle!l It, alu! thaIe stuui! before me llltu,n
i. English. My lirst Impulse WIS to refuse
lllln atiultltance, but llU IL not lhu sort Of
Il, person to wnlt to be Invited. 50 lle walked
right In, aid ul0 first words hH spDkD were,
~ SUPPOSE you aru A,tnre ttlat }tlll ATe get
ting ynllrsNlf Into StTlNts trOilliln" | rG-
plletl TINT W1ts Itot aWare 0f any such thing.
aIAl that llo WIS mistaken in til1 person wl,ti
w'ls thus endangered, alld then told hlm l
WIS on tho point Ut
AH!lEs11Sd ,tlM
for Ills Infamous treatment ut mo at his
house the tlay befure, u1.A his applying such
/. foul tpltt,et tu lno. l}u re,hnlllutl at my
hOusu all tlat ufturtl00il, olp,tef ,Uut all Ills
papers to a'lOw me how ylrtEuus FuNl honest
tle WIS iA guttliAg W thu estate Of NY
grandmother. Sarah E.tstUlI, All1 low phrt
alnt lhtnlrted wefu ILLS ili,krrs. liz SaIl, II
knew al! Ut you !las! u Erudge agaiI.st ule
about thus pitlfHt pcnstnN Df your
rrassusMnshur, which oMly amounted to SEQ
to eaell heir" That afternoon lv repeatedly
begged lll0 to forgive him for his words Ut
abliso to me- the tlay befure, tho
THE TEAlss STREAMING DOWN lies PACE,
ho said; SNOW, 'Ae!la, you stou tAls thing
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

a surious story Of crime ID that Of VIII
ksxn Cankle, the flying artillerist OF Bull
z1aek, q. Uonkle believed that he had been
Asa,y treated by neighbor. one Ralston,
saa isstsrmined ON revenge. lie DID not GEEK
xa,y banning Ralston's house or by stabbina
NJ AsMtng him. He was seen. however,
1O1asng earnestly Of nights at an old iron
aahe he had Ii his yard. Suddenly one night
Ealsaaa was aroused from his sleep by loud
nnise anti the sound OF timbers falling around
lin. He and the other members OF the
1xSEy sprang from their beds. Another ex-
lkann soon followed with crashing OF
naanks, and still another. The afrighted
Auny rushed from the Inflated house, and
aaaEscred Conkle standing In the middle OF
- sad IN front Of the house BY the eide Of =
arrannon which he had rugged up and With
- he MS firing volley after volley into
- nemy's residence L vas impossible 70
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

II the support Of the areenbaek party
works elsewhere ~ disastrously NJ II does In
Rochester. N. Y, candidates u the regular
parties will not care hereafter for an alliance
with the "softs" At the charter election In
that city, few days ago, tho dreenbaekers
selected certain candidates on tho regular
tickets for whom TO vote. Tho Democratic
candidate FOR Mayor was supported by The
areenbackers, and his Republican opponent
received majority Of 4b0o. On the Other
hand, the Republican candidate for Treasurer
was Endorsed by tho soft money men, and bis
Democratic opponent received y majority 81
5000. IL ID safe 10 ray that Ia Rochester, al
least, candidates will In future take especial
pains 10 lot II be known that they are opposed
by the Brick pomeroy crowd.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-08

TAs bill which contains the appropriation
nrk hs ray Of United States inarshals has
NssnerspArcd by the Congressional commit
A.. A rntAins the same provisions ~ the
aas1ser which there WAS such q light during
- extra session last year; namely. that
A<pe u the money appropriated shall be
ms~A h pay "Any foes, compensation or ex-
vssss II any marshals, or deputy marshAls,
Mr sesxfoee rendered In connection with req
nknAaaon or elections under any Of tho pro
wissuoa u title 90 Of the Revised Statutes Of
49, United States" When the report OF the
aCanmaaase comes up for action 1t Is probable
sd ahe old debate will follow. II this should
gnpwe 10 he the case there will be no longer
Ssy suom for complaint that the present ses-
sauu n dull and llfeless.