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Spfetaf DtsrNfeh In 1hs Chtcaoo 7yIbunt

Spfetot Dtsrateh tn The Chtca2o 7tibunt.
NEW ioHK, Nov. 4.-'i'llo Democracy arc
undoubtedly contemplating II resurt to spI!s
desperate end for thu purpose Of otfscug
the disastrous defeat TINT overlook them OIL
Tuesday lust. They have been crushed
When they hooked confidently fnr Victory,
and nre now chiefly employed III deylsny
ways a1'd lncans whereby tllry ean
rctrlovo their tll.f0rtunc. hut It
~ cnse so hopeless tllat no
one except the man charged with tie t|rtrat
TINT has ovcrtnkcn lin In IL lartl-fougtt
battle. anu therefore II, ,cl,arity~-tluus scarcely
covers well-tIevlscd political acttoNs-is Isartl'
" responsible for what he does. T|leTo
would appear to llnye been q wonderful rev.
Olut10n Ut sentiment III New York City ant
lsr0olslyn slnce 1871. II tic result Of tAls elrc.
tl0n Is, to bo basis Of estimating such n
suits.
WHERE TI1.nES
came oil with K3,A'0 majority, ntd It lad
been Inserted most vigorously by DemsF
cratic prints md orators TINT tl,ero would ILLS
year 10 Il majority for Hancock rising 1o,oN.
tic Increased registration lcalllng tn fills b.
lIpt on thc1r part, tho candidate II tho
l'nrty secures but 41,:I76, or llttu oycI
go. .s ~, IN, >, 1 a.t ~,
naao ~ st'.u,gs iaEH' lhls nas ny ,,in, III.
cuolo5 t,' 'n'lhnE' "1Nl tlo 'liolo ''tss s"'"s T.,
.'u .' n'.n "Sslct"!o tsy ueeoe i"u's ,'". ia,
!.t .ne "',HhleSt 'sonp1 III l1le "oF'o put '"a.
.'ss NV, nau "oset.!sa t, Mtnl oesl%t'.lo s"1u, ~
nas t'Ms ~ W.! Wt, ueso Is '!' s''uu" ,ra,i
s"kRcs'1ah III t!olo LOT u'eh'' " IL WY ~" ~"
h14o"H 1iolo tnat 5eStefGay a1ra to'''''s wv
uehaoerat'c managers have been
lShcsfhtoust.f SENDING DISPATCHES
70 III! sccstot's of tho connlry, setting 1o!'!
t'lat tIcro l'nvo oeen Irregularities III Luz
count l!efc, a''d TINT "ftrthor returns
woaia snow TINT Tie l}onlncracy ina fea.S
ca1fle1 tlals Guy W n!Ajority laFge eloakn
10 oHset tnat of Inc Slatu Ut large, 1fli ,u I'u,
secute 10 llalIcock Tic l'ectorAl vote. ""e'o
-... THE "FulrIlEn NErrnSs"
aro 10 como from tho Lord on'y Knows, " -.
cept It w TINT tho tncatllns Is tntcn!'ea u w
conveyed that the olilclA| canvass VIII cl'ans'
the result. since tho election tile pehlos, st,
racy llayo peta!stently stated that "ll',lesa''
colonization was practiced BY the lFep'",
l'cans, Ut negroes chiefly, that fra'i'lS "
, 1880-11-05

Special Dfspnteh fo The Ghttdoo Tribune.

| spfefas Dspafth to Tue ehfedoo Tn6une.
| WAsIllSaroS, d. e., Noy.i.-Tlc Star has
ING tn'low'nE dispatch from New Yurk:
Ex-senator Dorsey On behalf Of the CoA-
h'ttee. aaSs to"t'ay tilat the Republicans linvo
caffPA tue l'rgislaturo ot every Northern
| state. anu says That l'c Includes Nevada In
ms llst. because, III TIC event OF tile election
OF Mr. Fair Ill Tic place of Alr. sharon tn tic
| SENATE Io VIII certainty vofo With tic lie
lhhlleans. lie claims tho scnatn rs Icpnb-
| lean ny ohc majority, ahd Arthur TO ho'l
the casting vote.
nES' 1fAScoCK
mas bcch so sally ovcrworkeA during tic
canvass Tint his friends nre lii some alarm ut
1as condition. JIG Is n man Of full habit. anu
nus DccM so closely confined for st'lno ttlnct
| and 80 l1ard at work Mt Ills oillcc
nl1tl campaign duties. nn.t taken 30 little
rccrenttot1, and been suffering so much from
re,catcl colds nnt chrst and throat trorl,irs,
ihat hc ,r"st r"st % nnv a' ~. % enno % limo liz
.'t ~ n"st .tst "un w. "o'1 .1'e' 1.'S
"boat hEn'."
UNITED STATES TREASURER o1hF1LnAS
Tint President Garfield viii rc,aln Mr.. eli.
iIllan rs treasurer, not only % on account @ to Of
miht'in'i 'elal.ohs lo ,,en. ualhel. lln
ilfct'1fo Irle}1h NM eotcEe-nato OF Ghrllell,
antl owes his promotion to the plarc he now
lol,ls from II subordinate position In tho
, 1880-11-05

Of thu next Ilo,,sc wo,ilt be much larger
thnn 80. AZ there nre sn,>c districts iunni-
testify cnrr!t.sl lty shr h"ptblIrnlls for which
tho EcpnbIleans Will ,l"t receive
GEilrtFIC,tTEs
Tho district carried by Strutbacli II, Alabama
Ia certainly one of them. l.nwc. tho Indie
pendent t;rcrnbackcr, If Alabama, also tcle-
graphs Tonight that thousands Of his yotcs
1larc heci, thrown ont III n teck!nlcnltty, hit
Il Is lmtleyrl that tho In Republican, votes
cannot bcoyertllr0wn BY my tricks 1T I,ruo-
cratie Iartisans, or BY any compliance OF
Democratic Governors with tho supposed
necessities Of thelr party, As to thu election
of Darrnll. In Louisiana, by 1000 or 5000 ilin-
jority. there Is ,lo pussfslso doubt. Ills dc.
fcatcl Democratic OpiM'ncMt, 1liIltn,,, Il II
sa'l. IL all inttluato frient aud n political
worker Of t''w. Wlltz, tho Governor of
tho Statr, but, III vlew Of tho very
1arso majority for DarralI, atul tho
fact tlat his election Is recognized
IL Is not believed That Witt chi, find my
1retcxL for withholding tho certificate from
DarraEl. The lscpnbllcans ctain, thnt Attehncl
Hahn, Republican. fn ouo Of tho New Or
Irans city districts, lias bGcn iegltimatnly
elected, b,it that tho certificate will bo With
held from him.
l"AtEiA >,
n a1spatch received. too. siilco This cstt-
mate Of MINORITY was compiled, states
that there Is II possibility pf the ctrtlun Of
two I'rn,l,ltr,ns IN SrLn,s,s M n,wi ,nn,brr
,lis,o,,,' n.";",i """s ~, ~. ~" ,....,. "'nI.
".slHAseh reserved ny tlle lefancfatlc
oIlieiats ut Tho Senate says That Atkins.
In Tennessee, Is ttcfcntttl. II t',at
should nroyn truc. t1'nt wonlt stii1
rrr,t,nr t,'s.,', 49,. ,,"'.,.,.,''n" s 81. 80
:. ,n.,,, .. ..es" ~, uiv nraone'n so's.
~ Wo''tt lncteash the EtctsloIica'a tth]or,ty 10
Thirteen. giving the Republican membership
1ri to tho Democratic 40, This estimate
t,,voe TIM ,ttsnItn, ns,or ,lie,rtnt ma. r,,,..
, 1880-11-05
nlMcmlmr If the Cabinet as Secretary Of the
Treasury FROM hts Dwi, Stutc."
" What 'ln yon ,nran b. geographical Ills

Treasury frHtT hts Uwit Stuto."
,;I, Whst 4 q ,1 y"t sa", " b. Fe"Hraph'ca' Ills
'" Will tell ynll. Tllrrr IL III piit. who
would not sre ti,u Inconsistency uf having nh
tho laws nude by Il Congress ratsrd largely
ffo,n onc Or Two States, Why should tho
tim no thus sectional? 'rlluru arc two
principal Cabinet p.,stluls, Secretary Of s;.at,,
ntl nt Tho Treasury. One should, III cast. Ut II
1prcsitten! selected rs t;arfleld hus ler,, frn,n
and ffh the "'er s re u to SS WSs. '! ms Ws '
11earer To business, / should say sllat, rs New
York has lla,i tic 'Secretaryshfp OF Suite ror
tl!e past twenty years, md !!,c w',ols foreign
cnrtllng to Eastern 'Mnll0t1s, It Is nl,ont time
tint tho Secretary Of Slate was selected frn,l,
\ Western State, md. New }ork. WIS given
tho Sccretary Of tho Treasury. Naw York IS
and =
SHOULD FURNISH TIFF FINANCIAL. sr:cnE-
$685., TAnr.
Of tbe GhImct iu iE1svyain te ot'a,t nh 'i /" I.nya
ought to 10 selected tl,',n "nr 1T tho rnci!lc
States. They huyg never Hh'l me, ntMl le'
Serso ttio hatlor: I!gt lsnvcs ono I" 10 IT.
aestSa 1Lo1n 5e Rpeat MSst. ~ j.,
continued one ?f tii9se III! gel.tlemeil: Tho
conntrYSfns small, 9lhl ahiG men we're com"
Iaratiyn fey. Caulnets hatl to l,a tour,n,s.' ~
r. ! matter OF necessary irusn lew olatt"s.
5Ss 5sye ar yst; sp9%s II 'STffT; s ;rs ss sESa, sa
l'rest,leot who would inanEarate z s,tecrss-
3a a1n'insstnt.o na1St ~ necessity aso
avn nj sscos ] carefIIy re- eite II ii @ is
councils I.lncoltl, viii, wonderful sagacity,
understood this md gaye the M,ast pr'foll.l
satlstact,oh @ IN Ilso seIsctioh OF Us irst Cah,
, 1880-11-05

d. ,Spsetal Dispatch to The Cattaqo Tribune
WAsllISGToS, D.. t., Nov. 4.-tIhc Demo
cratic papers nnl correspondents aru l,c1in-
ming to inako Gen. t;aretrs CaI,tnrt s,lrh
Ut tlen rs src not busy III their attempts tn
disturb tho public peace by starting lna'i.
clOns sensational rcpnrtsttl.t tho Democratic
majority III Congress viii tl,ruw out It'd
Electoral vote IF Nuw Ynrk. 1.ut those WHO
E,Hlw Gen. Garfield best express tho opnIon
t'lAt he will nlake his own Call!net-thnt
tho circumstances 0r hts nomination MD
Of l1fa election are sllc!t that e has ,l0no but
1'irlnls to reward, nntk none Int enemies to
l,n!lish; that he ~ nntlrr fuwer obligations
tint, mast Presidents lny0 brs., a,ltl that !sa
r'il be apt to slnM Ills Independence anil his
craftsmanship III tho selection Of Ills Cabinet.
.Tiere will, Of course, bo speculatuns as tn
what tho chdtce will be mill that choice IL
ntde known by tho nomination of tic Calf
net. Thu report Is nlrcatly circulated tl,at
All 0f tho present Cabinet will retire. It Is
very certain that thoy will
ALI. TENDER THEIR 1,EsErSATl0Ss
3n AlArcll !. Iii accordance With tho tr,ltll-
lions OF tic Government, Cabinet officers
always tender their resignation ton new
President. john Sherman, 1t Is particularly
stated, will retire. Sherh,nn's friends SAY
tllat lla would much rather have his Oil
p!nco I'll the Senate thai, retain Tho Treasury
portfolio, anu that lle Is candidate for tl.e,
Senntc, from wlIlcl. place llo hopes TO COLI
tlnue Ills CANVASS for tlle Presidential noui-
1at!on In 1851, an ambition which lle las not
1clin1ulshed.
THE GossIIs
say Tint. should Sherman be elected To tho
Sclihte, 1t would scArcely be practicable to
mike Gov, Foster Ut OLiD St.rrf.tnrv uf Tin
, 1880-11-05
Participants. Thu streets all n,,m, -,
81 ,1tar.I! w"rc i"irk,d viii, tu.m,,ina a tte D..
.n,r "r t,iti's u s1ra,n ,nl.iolr ii ilin.A A,net.
trActfyt features. ''c"s lotMtj y
TIE WOLVERINES


o''rsas f''sPateh 10 The rhIr4tpo Tr,s,,,
GnASn l'ArIns, Mirl,. Nw, 4~t"
OF rain nEut mud, lhn l:cm.hIl,.:,. ann" nit.
rtty a'ul c"ali'y Ind grand j,i,I,,,;"l ~ III,
thn yia"ry ttrnlglt. IImy lsu,l Irs''l Inr,a 'at,
light l'roecsstals, with lm1uls .1' ~ 1"'elb
Many p,El,ltc md privatc bujllinrs ''esle.
Unlimited. and unc Of tho tu1rrs, ,' ms,e H.
meetings Of tic culMimign hchI, hp'ral
Efat'1'atory speeches were inm)c 'hs' h.. I, e'a'
grrsS'nnn Stonc, tni!rd sta,rs II rn,' ~.
Attorney i'sIrcf, thu ltui. r. u, ,Il,m'' 't'
Josepli Penney. tho Hon. n. 4. rn',,. ."t
resentat'tc, tho 1ton. N. $. rrnslv' r' ''''
observation-disclosures elect, anu otI,o,. Z; ''t
citizens. TIE Republicans 1,rrc no' wti,e 'lt
in'lcctl Of the Nnttonat victory, mr., n"'.e R'at
tho results Ut the cnI.liAlci, IN ' ,Ii' Ipi[oh'!ot
and naturally wcro particularly luIii1Laa,Si i1La Si'at
, 1880-11-05

Spec,at Dhpaseh to The Chicago Tribune,
WASHINGTON, u. e., Nov. IA suut many
Democrats nru disposed tu asrce with tito
Republicans, that Tho t!ays of thu Dclnorru,tc
party Aro eldp.l, aud tE,at tho defeat Ut tho
Sol1ll Soutl. will result III II reorganization OF
tho Democratic purity upon tho l,asts OF now
na.erial tsslles. Sail u prominent Southern
DclHM:rut, who Is now In tic city: IF
lIaA my wny would Gust tho l:sS Electoral
votes of tho South for Garfield, mid nnke tlle
tllns unanimous. Uur alliance with tho
Northern Democrats gives then. I'LL
tho ha'pence n'll we Eet NIL tie
kicks. NHo hnve tsouo all wn
promised politically, but our Northern parry
nssocfntes l,nye sUla us mt or betrnycu Ill.,
Ths Nurtllern Democrats always consult
their Interest, alNl alll III favor HOW Of the
South consulting ners."
A FEW SOUTHERN nE,inCRATs,
who are here, shy taat they lsnye never made
anything by tho nllance Will. tho Nurth-t],at
cyul, the cnntrol Of tlse lloslse for six years
lits been Improbable 10 them, III, whenever
my Legislation favorable TO their SECTION was
proposed, tic Northern Democrats f,mme.ll-
1tely urse' tfcM t0;ltahtlon tt, Oh the grounds
thnt 1t wolll MJnrc the tnrty Il, tho Surll,, a
ttMt atf thcse things would rceIyu attention
nffer tho Democrats cnlno into, l,ower. One
Uem0crat saya tint Gui. t;arcl.l, by Ills
speeches and acts IN thu lgouse Ut Iluprc-
sentutlycs, particularly In reglrt( to tue in-
prOselllDnt Of tho Mississippi River, lu,s
shown himself to be u better friend! Ut tho
S0ltal, a1la to have brotl.ler Illpas fir TINT
6rctsUi,, tall a grcnt muily OF thu Northcrl,
Democrats, wli0 lMyU sHtIsht Simply tD uso
tho Sulltl South as I,e!Itls fur tllu accom-.
Y1fa1t,nuht f,f ftInfr t,1.s,> ANIL,
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17
Mustn't Do 1t Again.

An accident occurred in Thomaston
some years ago in connection with the
Naugatuck Railroad Company that has
probaly never appeared in print. A
man by the name of Darrow owned a
number of cows, and one day they es-
capped the confines of their pasture and
strayed on to the car track. The en-
gine of passing train ran over and kill
ed twoof the animals. The next day
Mr.. Darrow went to Mr.. Waterbury,
then superintendent of the road, and,
after explaining the matter of his loss
to him, asked him what he would do
about It'll Said Mr.. Waterbury: "Was
any damage done to the road, as you
saw ?" "Why no, not as 1 know OFF,
said Darrow. "Was the engine or any
of the cars injured in any way ?" 'No,
of course not" said Darrow. "Well,
then,' said Waterbury, 'if no damage
was done to the company, I won't do
any thing about it, but you must be
careful not to allow sucha thing to oc-
cur again."
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17
A PerlIous Widow.

An admirer Of the beautiful, 1. e.,
gentleman who has read the Drawer for
twenty years and ia still living, in Ver-
mont, sends us this:
Democrats are the exception instead
of the rule in Vermont, and it is unusu-
al to see more than two or three gather
ed together. Widow - has buried
three husbands, all prominent Demo
Gratis. At the funeral of the last, many
of the unterrified were in attendance
and as they were leaving the house, a
gentleman remarked in an under-tone,
''This looks like a Democratic State
Convention,
The widow is soon to marry a fourth
husband, who is also noted Democrat,
and as the matter was being discussed
recently, Jim -, who is one of the
" true blues" said: Boys, this thing
is getting serious: at this rate the widow
will in few years, ruin the Democratic
party of Rutland County. .''-Horper.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17
APuzzIed Bird Dealer.


Yesterday lady stepped into a bird
store on Kearny street to purchase a
parrot for a household pet Having ex-
amined the collection, she turned to the
proprietor, and without otherwise desig-
mating her selection, simply said;
&C will take Honesty"
beg your pardon ma'am," said the
dealer, which one did you say you will
take ~
" will take Honesty. Please have
him sent round to No. 5S2 Geary street.
I" HonestyY" repeated the puzzled
dealer. And which is Honesty 7"
Why that one, of COURSE" said the
self-possessed customer, pointing to by
far the fairest bird in the flock.
"All right, ma'am," said the orni-
biological trader, and as he was making
the necessary change he timidly ventur-
ct to ask
And may inquire ma'am, why you
call 1t Honestly"
Certainly" answered the customer,
with heavenly smile, 6 that parrot is
Honesty because Honesty is the best
Poll see."
The dealer was struck with congestive
chill, and gave the lady half dollar
short of her change.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17
American and Foreign Patents.

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Special attention given TO- Interference Gases be-
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all litigation appertaining to Inventions or Pat
ents,. Send Stamp to Gilmore q Co., cor pamph
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Contested Land Gases prosecuted before the U.
8 General Land ohice and DepArtment Of the
PRE- EMPTION Claims, and HOMESTEAD cases
attended to-. Land Scrip In 40, 81, any l60 acre
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Government land subject to private entry, at
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Land Warrants. Send Stamp to Gilmore Il Co.,
'0- ARREARs OF PAY AND BOUNTY.
OFFICERS, SOLDIERS and SAILORS Of the
late war or their heirs, arein many cases entitled
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and state amount OF pay and bounty, received.
Enclose stamp to GILMORE CO., and a full re-
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All OFFICERS. SOLDIERS. and SAILORS,
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Gases prosecuted by GILMORE& CO., before
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829 +. Street.
Washington, d. c.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17
A Majority For The Union.

The humor of the war continues to
crop out here and there, and is relished
equally by the gray-coats and by those
who wore the blue. For instance, here
Is good old Daniel s. Helton, a Baptist
preacher of Roane County, Tennessee,
eighty eight years old. He had sixteen
sons in the Union army and two in the
confederate, and thereupon become sta
tistical by saying, "My sympathies were
with the Union by fourteen majority"
The computation seems to be charged
with accuracy.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17

"Oh, DOCTOR" said an anxious moth
er to the family quarantine, "what can
you do for my boyY He sits around the
house, and wants broiled chicken all the
time"
"There is nothing very serious the
matter, madam. The boy has fowl
stomach, that is all. Give him a few
eggs for change"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17

ey A little Oil City girl observed her
mother measuring cloth by holding it
up to her nose with one hand and reach
ing out to arms length with the other.
She assumed thoughtful aspect and af-
ter cogitating few moments asked;
SHOW can you measure cloth that way ?
Can you smell yard 2"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17

m n nA WEEK In your town, and no capi.
tIeEEt btal risked. You can give the business
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WIFI nothing else until you see for your
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You can devote all your time or only your spare
time to the business. and make greaC pay for
every hour that you work. Women can make as
much as men. Send for special private terms and
particulars. which we mail free. s5 Outht free
Don't complain Of hard times while you have such
a chance. Address IL. HALLETT & co. Port
land, Maine. 40ly y
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17

m nnAA MONTH guaranteed. Sl2 a
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n - - - The work Is light and pleasant,
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at Those who are wise who see this notice will
send us their address at once and see for them
selves. Costly Outnt and terms free. Now is the
time. Those already at work are laying up large
sums OF money. Address TRUE 4 CO., Augusta,
Maine. 40 ly q
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17

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q East 18th Street. New York.
September l6, 1879.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17

sT my wedding trip" said the
groom as he stumbled over the brides
train.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17

Fits ]; j !
WVHHl manently. / send bottle OF my
ulNbIIA' celebrated remedy. with valu.
able treatise on this disease.fIee
to ali sufferers who send me their
+. o., and Express address.
DIR. III. g. Root, No. 1888 Pearl
Street. New York. 4sal3t
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1880-02-17

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