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, 1880-11-08
FRAUDS IN M1as1BslPPI, ANp SOUTH
CAROLINA.

The election In Mississippi niNl SnMth Cur
0lflla was characterized ly frauds which out
tlo IN infamy anything yat practicou lii tho
Solid South. III the lattor State tho methods
Of 1916 were revived. The nonrbona won't
to tho polls armed to tho tcetl, ,s1,d took pos
session.: Tlley held tic approaches and re-
fused to allow my ono 10 pass who was not
n so-caiied Democrat. Republicans WHO at-
tempted to vote hail royolyers placed at their
hea.ls alM wero ordered home. Fcdernl Of
tlcERls were not allowed to lo present ut tito
counting Of tho votes, anl Supervisors WHO
attempted to perform their tlulius were ar-
rested. Immense numbers ot tissue bnl-
lots were voted and basketfuls OF Rcpub.
lean bn!tots were publicly burned. Tho
Ked-Sh!rts hasl everything tilolr own why In
nearly every district, md tho Republicans OF
tho 6tnte weru substantially d!sfranchlsrd,
In Mississippi the samc tactlcs wose pursued,
In tho Chalmprs district tho Republican
vote Of two entire counties was thrown out
III Tho most infamous ,lianner. Tho Al!ssia-
slppi law provides TINT there shall he no Ills.
ttncttyo nlarks OH tickets. The Democrats
had theirs printed in secrot. Tho Repb-
lean tckets hNtt no marks upon thent of any
kind except tho dash marks, by way of
punctuation, which any printer would uso
unless iio lla,l been specially instructed mt
to do SO. ylleso tickets, amounting 10 over
5000, wcro thrown out by tho bourbon
judges, md Lynch. who Ind a largu u,aIor.
ity, WAS tluclnretl defeated anil tic Courel3.
erata brigadler Chalmers elected,
Tho returns fro,n these twn States will
need slpcoial scrutiny wiIeu thesa Confed.
knts,
, 1880-11-08

TnE Shocstrng Congressional District of
Mississippi. which runs tho whnle length Of that
StRto, and was originally SIT asitio by tho Do1,o-
crats 80 rs to corral tho negro vote Into ona
district, thereby milking tho rest surely Demo-
crnttu, attta which was afterwards, by u,lthcrod.
Ing IIero1. also carried for l}rgalcr tChnl-
mcrs'. wins this ycar successful In ecctng
Republican 1,y 1,072 nn5oTtty. tho real prcpon-
dcrunco OF Republican votes being eomo
tftce, times Ercntcr. Tho Sontherners
hnve-upon tho pretuxt that Some l.c-
publican tickets wera pria ted with short
dashcs - Instead Of colnmna befure
tho nntnos ut the cundIlntcs-thrown out
enough to alvo tho l}rIgadlnr 100 maturity. OF
cs'llrsc tho Republican party will havo tho power
to right this wrong. and tho chivnlry OF silnny
fovpr'and would hosp!so us No7tlptncrs still
more cordially II wc did not sec just!cu done.
cholmors, rs n nrEndicr, ranks In II military
wRy With about such warriors rs Franz Sgol,
who lately fought 80 thrtftily for tho ncmcrnttc
purity through tho Northwest; TO 10 pIhlnor.
Chalmers WIS no cool. IA tho rccitnl Of hta
carccr. prlntoil wcok or 80 ago, will show very
clearly. The Forty-savcnth Congrcss will fix
Chalmers,
, 1880-11-08

GES. 10 l1Awt.Ef, Of Connecticut, will
havo hia rownrsl. Whom psatt was nominated
for the. United 6tates sunHte by Tho tepnblicAt,
caucus, Gun. Hawloy wua nottct thnt ao might
ea elected ~ nctnoeFatio votes. EIo refused
tho tesnptluY ottor. Enw It sopsna certa,n tilut,
III rpwar1t for his toynlty ta tho pArty, to will
ho elected tn succeed Entof,. nlu,ost without np-
posIuun. Tho Springfield! Ncpa'1icau snyx,
4 number Ut towsls Il, thoIr no..,Illatlng ual,-
euseE ahatructch tllutr representatives tu y0:o
Tor 1oM. ]. Il. taAwtey for United Htateg seuutnr
to s.!cs9ed sSnator Eato,,, ba fnrns tho .sent!.
tr1et1t us the htnto hs bcon publicly n.snlfvsted
lnturg ulatlo known, thu Indications nro that
Con. ttAwluy will liu 1iomiHAtaa for tho Hetlato
by largo minority.
, 1880-11-08
THE following shows the result Of tho
GuhcruntnrFnl clnctInns Iii r]uhtccn Htntcs:

THE following shows the result Of tho
Gubcrnntor'al elections In eighteen stntcs:
Colorado -Goyernor. +. W. pltkln, ltcpubllcnn.
n;;'',nes c;;S''saesst'eut-doroF"or, H. H. iI'selow, Ie-
Florlla-oovcrnor, W. q. nloxham, Domo.
crnt.
Illinois Governor. G. II. Cullon,, Republican,
10Wa-Secr0tAry OF Suite, J. a. u. Hull, lte-
publicAn,
KHtlsns- -f}uyornor, ]. r. st. Jnhn, Republican,
Observation-Disclosures John D. Long, Re-
publican.
,Mlchgan-0oyornor, D. II. jerome. lsopub-
!dcats.
Missourl-Govornor, 7. T. Cri..ent'cn, Domo.
crRt. -..
:. .Nobsaska-Goyernor, Albiuus Nunco Ropub.
New 1ampshlro-Goyornor, l.. Il. noti, lscpub-
licnn.
NGw Jorsoy-Ooyornor, J. g. Ludlow, Domo-
Graf.
Now York-Ch,ef Judge, G, J. Tolgcr, llcpub-
ltenr.
North CarolIna-G -Govornor, r. J. Jarvis. Do,no-
crnt.
:, pcnnsylvania-supremo Judge, Henry Groom,
Republican.
South Carolina-0 Governor. i. 1Ingooa, pomo-
cFi,t.
Tennessoe-Goycrnor, 1Inskns, Republican.
T0xas-Gorcrt,or. O. II. Roberts, Democrat.
, 1880-11-08

TIE New York Post believes that 1l.nny
ncmocsass wero tlls3,lstod by the Morpy fDrxpry
a1.d 70 tpducotl to vote tue Republican ticket,
hut also believes that many ignorant p*srs,ua
who bolUru bud resolved 10 s0tB tho Republican
ticket woso frightened BY tho Chkncso scaro and
bro,ight back tO tho Democratic purity. The
cdft0r Of tho fust bRs personal knowledge ut
sevoEAl cascs OF tho kind, anu - ypeax& by tho
card. Io iayx:.
1t Ii known to III thut persons employed by
corpora HonA ANing business In md el,7u by tho
City u Nov York havv bcel mudo to believe
TINT ChIna!nen wore to bo brought hithor 1tl-
staptly To fill thels p]ace4 In eAsa GARFIELD Were
cloctvd. WD cAn vollch for ono 1nstancu, how.
ever manJ or few others thers tuay have boon
, 1880-11-08

On. THOMAS yesterday occupied for the
ntst time the pulpit Of "2ha Peoples Church."
In tho auditorium Of lioulry's Theatrc. and thu
no" departure was tnAuxursted with every in
dscaHoh Of great and gratifying succcsa, The
p!An OF ths enterprise was briefly sketohed In
ths strH4'c, 3nd u oue which should catnmsl,d
tie respect aud good Wishes Of a,l Chr.sltan
pooplc. Prof. Swing preached ut Central Church
sermon on Ltfr's DocIluc"; aill tho llcy. Ii.
u. Coli!ssou. 1t tho Fullerton Avenue Pkcsby-
tsstan Church. had for hls tbe,no the question,
!" Did tho Bun Stand Btttlt'-And h!s suswer Ia In
tho A0r1natyc. Al tho Michigan Aycpuo Meth
, 1880-11-08

DAnSuM's scheme to dispute the Electoral
vote Df New York itntis very little encourage.
nlcnt In rho Democratic newspapers published
Mt Washington. Tho G7a.cttt, which, under Or
dlnary circumstances. might bo expected to 10
10 ahy lengths In sustaining desperate tlmirbon
measures, collnseis Il cutrse Ut philosophical
designations. while tho iferdhi, 1inncpnk's
cspecinE nresl,l. not only accepts tho situation
Eraeofulay, but cxpressua qualification TINT tho
Democracy Nrr rollcycd. Of tho vcxatIous and
undesirable circumstance Of q Democratic
majority In Congress nlnklRn fool nj itsulf
fighting n Republican Executive. Tho Capital
independent Democrat, has some cnmpllrncnta-
fr things to sny about Con. Garfield, Ncttng
him down MS tho most scholarly President stnco
tho younger Adat1s. and as equal III Intellectual
stns,,tnn 10 Abraham Ltncotn. and predicts that
he will make "nno Of tho srcntest and wtsest OF
OUR pre4tjcntS."
, 1880-11-08

THE Chicago sonialsts, Communists,
0roeabackere, aud The lunatlcs Of various typoa
who train with that crowd, arr in u sad state of
mind ovot tho results OF Tho recent election,
Ihcy can't understand hnw 1t wns ihat thny cut
10 contonptiblc agurc, Hnd why It was TINT the
wtrktn9men showed 10 much rood sense as to
worry tsfKely voto tho Republican National.
State. md County ticket. 1t Is full tfn.n this
collection OF Unhappy tmpraotcahlos onmo to
thh rooclAainn Indicated IN some OF their
speachos At yesterdays mccttu4.-that couclu-
sion bu!na that thsy ato OF no earthly acco,l,, in
this community, and can't bo In too much OF a
bury abust retiring ta tho posltion of absolute
obsoastty which thoy ARC 10 otntnensly qualified
to odurn.
, 1880-11-08

.IUnnE Ttr.nv has such a low oplnton of
hls purity thas ho believes It would support MI
attempt to count nut tho Electoral vote at Now
yurk. No doubt 1t wnultl II TINT ntteIupt should
10 successful. Hut what II it Bltt,t,ll be mado
nud taly Tho whQle business would react lis-
astrously OIL tho party, Would tho sunk aud file
then stand by tho idntto IcAtlurS wip had nut
themselves tato sttch sornpeY Judge ,ruluy
dcclncs to say whothor the ulttmpt would. in
his upntou. be tusttnabls; hu evidently believes
1t would not he. 6o lit retcs tho Democratic
purity as willing tn support revolution ouly for
tho snko ut tho s1,oils nf 0,1iec,
, 1880-11-08

Wisconsin and tho 0alcnn rcglon in Illinois that
Judge Cothrcn, tho Democratic candidate for
conRress defeated by I1azelton In tho Seventh
Wisconsin, district, has become insane. Hap
PLY, this pleco Of nows 1uoks confirmation and.
under the clrcamataucuR Of a hoatcd canvnsa
and much malicious and til.ndgiscd pursounl
TaEfarN IL not probahly tr1lo. Tho Judge roocnty
decided p!oeo oe'n'nls,g Ntlga tion ia way that
gavo nfonso to large class 1T people, and ma.o
hta cnndldncy for Cungress ut this titno pnTticu.
larry hopelesa aud isnpolltlo Tho dcclslon, how
eycr. was. It IL claimed, in strict conformity
with the Practices OF tho mote Wcatorn country.
whore such matters arc most commonly atljudt-
catcd,
, 1880-11-08

GAuF1Er., nnd Arthur l,nyo received n
mn1nrssy OF shc popular as wc,l az 1T Tho Fleet
oral snto. On thu ttcn at til, returns tho fsc-
publican minority In the wttnIe rtt.1Itry IL nbtut
N.00l This Ia a1nnil tnhrHin tn pl,*t Ut, t't It
must 10 remembered tint tho S0,tttlcr1l ,nnj jnri-
ties arc, to great oxtcnt, ietItu,is mud fr,,n.
ulont. On full n,,h FREQ vota III tcnst 10OWl Ut
tho apparent Dehocr,t1e maturity III tho so,lth
wo,llta bc wIus! Dut. 4ts It Ii. tlinrr t.ls Leon
decided reduction bf tho Democratic n,a)urillcs
hrnnghn,t the South. ai,ti especially In tho s,r
der stntcs. The popular ha1uritios, uoscty ustt-
Ntutnij. nFg nS fi11itt4sj.
, 1880-11-08

PoI'E LEo Kill. iIas been compelled to my
his own hnlp," n puilttfcal turnout of aome tOo
noop'e, bocat,se they wcrc fosbtddeu to takb tho
oAta OF a!seKtsuoo ~ tho King Of Italy, This
vast insoad upon tho sums donated by tho faith.
sul Ut tue Hurd has sadtlened hls spirit, but has
only ersblttnrod his hnsi,l!ty u tho 0oyeratapas
OF tta!J. in speech to thns0 Vatican du.
meat!os, nude tue atth OF Inst month, ho rave
uttexancc, Tor Tho hrst time, to thuso aenti.
1npats Of opposition to the King which he was
generally thought u hayo previously concealed. !.
made tho plala declaration that no s,ulus
r&snda would bser be p0ssblo between tho
Vatican aud tho Cabinet Of umbcrtu until tho
latter had conceded sves5thtns, anl sha former
bad retrieved nlI.
, 1880-11-08

Tue showing matite by tho Republicans III
Virginia Inst Tuesslny wns something rcninrka-
bic. With MI adverse mnjnrity ot Nbout Il. 900 to
cantnnd hFninAt they cnma out OF tho ennynss
hut Il. 900 hohlnd tho Dcmocrnte, aud but for tho
Republican votes cnst fer tho Neadjnstcr ticket
would hnya cnrrlctl the State for Garfield. As 1t
was they clcctod two Congressman whero befarh
they hnd but ono, t,csidrs two ReadJusters who
arc expected to yota with tho Republicans.
Bourbon soldity In Virginia WAS worry badly
sbQkan tlp.
, 1880-11-08

IN the phitp trial In New York Thursday
Daniel Il. Asnes, tho expert, was recalled for tha
prosecution, MID exhibited transparency
showing tho slopo' OF tho Morcy md lowell lot
ters.. 1fe testified that thero wis MI avcraxo
Of seven degrees hutwcon thu two.
, 1880-11-08
DucK-SH0OTlEG.

EpFtfa9 IFfPast& q 1n8 Chicago 7f7bHnA
OoosoMowOC. Wis.,, Nov. 7.-puoks have ap-
pearpl III largo tlocks OIL tho lakes tn this vtcin-
aty, Attracting ntsnboA Of sportsn,on from thu
city 1t Is IN Hcli0ln ocaurtpilco to ECO wnuon.
load Ut these fowls hauled through tue strccts
% u specimen OF suule hunters days work. II
u renDrtel thht several of thesr strangers hayo
lott tholr xAla at thu bottom pt tho lake,
, 1880-11-08


The Democratic press OF the country. from
hlalne to California, assniis Chairman Bar
mum f1ercely. All his tltsrepltab'e methods,
aro 7u>to denounced with great show Of
rsglteo{as Indignation. ..
Twill probRtty occur to tho country that
these Democratic editorial malet(lctlons show
cscd npo1l tue head Of the lasc chief Of tho
Democratic campaign nre Il triilo lnte in find
Ing utternnce. l1ley nre MS iMpotent to
prove Tie virtue Of the Democratic rank and
t'lo as to avert the catastrophe which Inns r.,-
suited from Mfr. Barnllnl's peculiar methods.
The "hossn Ii dead, n.ml all tic pr.tests Of
MI tho Democratic editors III tho land, III
tered after ulc fttcs, agn1nst Darnu,n's ras-
entities will fait to Danish from Tie public
mind the impression Tint these same editors
were willing to have tho ''Ioss" saved by
DarnuM's lies, perjurles, and forgeries. There
Is not much scllown to be galEel by de-
noanctnE thief after he has been caught
and Is OIL the way to tho l'enltentlary.
And such tlcnu'lc!aton Is especially weak
and absurd from tho lips Of those who wit
slesscd the attempted larceny and remained
silent until after the arrest Of tho thief. The
Democratic editors who. are now na,llg
Barnum remind It's of sly Sn,nmy Ti1dcn,
who, after having bcUn the Intimate w,liticat
associate Of BOSS Tweed, Joined the rnnks Of
Ills prosecutors in time not only to escnpo
completely with the rogue, but to share the
glory Of his capture md punishment.
There Il, ITO now light since elcctlon-day on
the subject OF tho Aforey forgery. II Mr..
WRtterson, OF the Louisville Co1trtcTJo,t4-
,tat, can sce now that 1t was dlsgraccful and
mean for Barnuln to inlosse and circulate
the Moroy forgery, why could not he SEQ It
before tho election?
How many State Democratlc Campaign
Committees declined to circulate bIr. Dnr-
nun g Philip forgery, anil 10 intiorse and
recommend 1t as the truth? II thore il ono
we have not heard 0f 1t. How many Denl-
ocrat{c papers denounced tie Philip forgerye
Just two, tho Now York St1 and 1}uelrs
Washington organ. AL the rest aro Us deep
In tho mud ps Nr. Darnum IL In the mIro.
Tie country hns probably not forgotten the
Democratic destinations and open threats
that In the event Of a oioso election they
would count ont t1,e Republicans. What
Democratic napsr, prominent or otherwise.
what Democratic orator, lIr or little. de.
ho,n,ced these revolutionary institutions
and thrcatsY Not one, And what docs nil
tlls mean? Docs IL not mean that there was
n fellow.feolinr bctweer tho leattor- Rarnum.
and hls subordinate ehtn,s ,ant1 heads nj
,nessesq An fumneu1afo nolIficnl marty ffop,
mt chnose n nntorioux,v md a'oui,nh,v
corrunt mar, ,,s lender II ~ ,,o,i,Inoi ,,nrty
xa,acts ,ts .xo,st ,,,ost e,a,,s ,',,',a &
NJ nln,naor tho logirrl rres,,mnt,,,, "a I'M
, 1880-11-08

>EouxT TAAFrE Tin this 8ellBe Tnatfo Is
not WolshnRn haB mnde n concession to
financial syndlcnte headed by n Fronchmnn,
whereby tho Empire Of Austro- Hungary Is to do
all its banking business through tho syndicate,
auoh rs secrutnry bhcrmnn has tlono through
his own. and tho F1cuntmnn, III return, ia to ut
truot 10 Ffenna Inrwe capitals which would
otherwise, and which hnyn heretofore, 9one TO
Berlin for Investment. mich to tho envy md
embarrassment Of tho anoicnt dynasty Of tho
Qhnube.
, 1880-11-08

No REPUBLICAN, wishes to SEQ tho Domo-
critic revolution drop nut Of sight withoutn
prompt. full. ind Impartial honring. Lot us
have tho faess Hiring out tho raw-hoad and
bloody honest Call on Wnttcrson's 100000 ,nenl
Mnrshhl Mfr. l5arnut,'s mules. Aud let John
Kelly Gull pttt 100 900 8h[ln3Ahs
, 1880-11-08

THERE Ia little doubt rs to the aspirations
place In President Caracld's Cabinet. hlt ho
docs want to succeed tho rrcst1ent-cicct rs
United Etntes SonAtor. Tho announcement Is
mado With authority, md "that sattlcs IT, 10
far' US Mr. Fostor's views md intentions arc
orn~n,uoA
, 1880-11-08
MATRIMONIAL.

Special Correspondence ef 1hs GhteaQo Tribune,
soAosAuK, III. Nus. b..--Tho marriage Of Miss
E1uu. daughter OF bis. and Mrs. u. II. Ioseo, to
blr 4, D. Nuwto,,. OF tho Somonauk lserea{e, Inst
ayen!nE. WAS tho geontest seolety atTair that hns
tcourro4 hero for long tune. About 1b0 in.
ytted guesta werp prcsenk, Including numbor
from Chicago. Tho ceremony was porforttcl
Jcnnto West ncted M bridesmaid, ana lii, ii, ii.
Lnseo as groomslnan. tbs w1tldinx was brtll.
liant affair. and tho preacnts wore especially
nQ1uorali& and tin0
, 1880-11-08

AScoTc1l Professor sud With grcat warmth,
at discussion of tho Sunday question III tho
Glasgow meeting OF tho Soolul Science Congress,
that LOCO EnElshtuen hal boon lying at Dan.
noutftatn for tho lust 500 yoars because thoy
could not atRy Mt homo md mind thoir own bus-
turas.p
, 1880-11-08
Democrat nnl Greenbnck. II, IN


O1lTH181tAI EEItlUfEt} ....4.'' 11971
Tho Democrats md Grconbnckcrs AEnn
united on Gllote, and tho problem before Tho
RopubEienns wus tn deEcnt hln. anl re1con1 tho
district, thus n,nklnr tha Iowa delegation solid
Republican, Tho contest WIS Il sovorn md tx
citing enc, but tho Republican, candidate, Cuts,
pulled through hy G9 vntcs THO nlnlority Ia
sn,nll bit. sufficient, md tho tclcuntlon Is now
solid an,i tho IIuwkcycs aro happy. They wero
miserable SO long MS there were my spcckte1
sheep III tho ilock. Kasaon whirpc.t Ills rnnn,
.ft'in r. Cook tl}onocrntA III tho district tt1at
Weaver Ind represented by ovot 5000 majority.
1t ts now nil scrcne III HnwkeyoIorl.
, 1880-11-08

OcoAoAow0U, Nov. 7.-Thn eplzo1t.o has an
roarad hero. al,i Ii Apscudg to M alarming OK
tent.1 Moro than halt tho lnracs affected with
tho afseasU arc rendered un!t tor use, Thor,
scttns to ~ no renedy tlAt will relieve the aiIi.
n ss s 81 T. u tooana TINT + T. esss to ~ hen
eRses hAfu proved fatal ~ yet. ~
, 1880-11-08

TIE Mayor Is MI broken TIP. I1o zoos no
way Of counting ont Garfield. l1nylng tried tho
bul1dozIug business On II s,nnll soalu. he Is FREQ
to confess TINT It's much harder work, than hp
Ind any idea Of.
, 1880-11-08

Mn. WArrERsoN organized 4 revolution In
hfs prfynte Office four yonrs agu, and ho doesn't
sccm to tnko any stock in Nnrn1in,'s CO.
oi6rutfve. sclt-inslred, brpcch- loading Muxl-
cnn-patcnt. slonblo-bnck-nctlon "popular nrls-
inu." l1enrf Is Jealous Of Willie.
, 1880-11-08
odist Church tho Hor. q. Il. Van lforne preached
about "fnteIlectual Freedom In Christianity"

II 4 letter frum well.known and foliabio
correspondent. Which we print this morning, IS
given In detail! tho history OF tho latest 1ntllan
difficulty In Colorado, resulting In tho murder
Of jackson, who had previously ki!lcl tho son
Of Chlof shnvnno. This narrative Of tho affair
Is tho n,tst complete as to details nntl most
probably tho fAirest and most truthful present.
u,cnt Of both sides ot tho case TINT has rot bccn
published. II shows tho killing OF shnvano's
Son to hnrc kten a wanton murder, and tho
subsequent killing Of tho murderer to haye bcn1
an net Of 1ndtnn rcvongo; and It also vlndlcntcs
Agent hcrry from tho charge that ho ,tletll,cr-
ntcly rofusrtl protection to Jnokson and nbntl.
doncd hin, to tho vengeance Of tho mattdcned
s1vAHcs,
, 1880-11-08

AMONG tho Illuminated devices horne Il,
big torchllght rtrEcssion Mt Racine. Wis, Sat-
llrhny night wns n transparency With this at-
terlng 1nntto: "Wisconstn thnhks tho GrcMt
C1iyCAu7 TRInuNE." An exceedingly plonsnnt
recognition. for which THE TninrsE renders
due acknowledgement to Its neiRheors up tho
inkn
, 1880-11-08

T1tE ridiculous cry OF Fraud Was att after
thought OF narnume, who farlcled hu saw in It
al opportunity, to tako tho eurse OF his ntro-
oous mtsnaanagoment OF the campaign. John
Rely and "l,oss" Hictaughitn fell into iac.
thinking It would diynrt attention from their
share In bringing ubout tho tremendous defeat,
and forthwith called ttpun t'1olr i1cnohtncn MI
over tho 6tnte to work up md soni forward
charges OF "frnud and tntlmis1ntlont" Thon
thcro rms another clnss wto Joined tho lnic-
and-cry because they hnd lost heavily III tholr
election waxoss, and hoped thereby to hAvo nil
bots declared "off." Hut It won't work. Darnitn,
Will bo cursed more vigorously thnn over when
his Frnud proRram shall hase fnllun through.
john Reilly wilt not receive n!c tl,nft the less Ut
ucnlorrntio rlturrrnuon. md nil those election,
bets will hare to bc pntd. 1t Ia only tho SYM
mctrchl fn!.hing- touch t0 ono af the Most
thoroughly -complote botchcs over accomplished
hy political arttsAns.
, 1880-11-08

Mr.. W. c. Gnuny believes that Con. linn
cock t1as ut this time US gDod n cnanco Of boing
President Ms Mr.. IInyes Ind four yoars ngo.
When Mr. Goudy reflects on this stntemeht tho
4th OF Mnrch next tp viii not smile,
, 1880-11-08

TIE CnrcAao TRIBUNE has established branch
oees for Tho receipt Of subscriptions and ADVERTISE
ments as followss --...
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1AuDkx. Manager. ., 49,,
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MAHulNG1UN. u. E.-lat9 street.
, 1880-11-08

THE following nro tho otllc!al figures for
EUMgrcssn1nn III tho Ninth ll[flrpla QtstrIct:

AlEIylIt.E FULLER Says TINT the right OF
tho Democrats to tho vote OF Now York gtnto
rrsts IN thotr ability to provo Muu- 1suyor und
ForEery 13arnun,'a chnrKG that tho rottrns lit
tho City Of New York wero faslf.ctl. II tho Dem
ocratfc party is going Into tho business Of prov.
Ing whnt filrnum says 1t might rs vol abanion
all other pursuits.
, 1880-11-08

TIT: AtlnMtn correspondent Of tho New
Orlcana I'fncs te1cxrnphs thai pApor m follows:
Thu Sthto Legislature mot to..!ay and orgnu-
tIto,cut, ct.tGIien,ts ji,u Of ,i1o a no.
Eams. This fann ncrense nf oIKhtetn Republicans
over tho Inst UnnprAl Assembly. Many NJ The
ing ita Electoral vote for unrfic(l and mixing
hfs pttotfott unanimous. Snuh in event wuuid
eroAtn stir vt the North, they belioye, md
bGacfit tho Sul1lii.
, 1880-11-08

New 0tLEANs, Eoy. 7.--slrs. .Esto|tp Poscy,
widoW OF Jefferson Il. Iosey. who wRs killed. BY
tho llonnlo Loo explosion, hHs s,,e, Capt. Mort
Seoycll. Can't. kolinB, aud tho Rod Nlycr TRIMS
pnrthuon cnnlpAny for f4!3,UU In tho Unttutk
Statea District Court,
, 1880-11-08

A PARAGRAPH nppearcd In 'Tl1E rmnusE
ndny two after tho cEcutlon baspd Oh IN or.
raHeous dispatch, sayEnx that ''Ghnattssmdn
IfdShcrt ntdforitH IL lhe Src0n4 District pf Kan.
sas lf1s cut tfLtcH n $40 ortsu Ia looal esses aud
t0 tho ,tsion VI the 0rocnbnokors anu Democrats
nR1tttst httll.f ntlltnr uf tho Lawrence
Jnmr'Htt writes mn indignant 'utter giving, tho
item "flts." t{n e.ys IN corrpeion, ~ sc.ll you
from this MornlnKs .Inr1taia statement of Itns-
kela's nlnlorttea. Two yeara ugt, tho combined
opposition carflgl tho district By over 4U, bit,
holng dtvitlua oil twu candidates. Haskell rn III.
Thlsycurth Dcmourats nl>d urocnbaukers f,@stl,
Rlll wc confused thGM 10 the tune pf 1000 nm
, 1880-11-08

THE TORNADO INLAND.
UTICA, Nov. IA torrudo struck tho south.
western part ut utIoA at midnight Saturday,
turit1E It tloayy rnfu. 1T. Fuui's 0erman Lutho.
ran Church waa unroofo1, nnd other property
, 1880-11-08

Mn. DA1sSu,t IS still plunging his dagger
tleatrfcaiy into tho bowels Of tho lato Donl-
ooratlo party, and letting tho snwduat out
, 1880-11-08

McVIckrr's Thentre.
Madison ttecct, hrtween Stnth md Dearborn. En-
RNzcmrnt ot the Folk COMEDY Company. "A Cen
tlaman from Scsndn."
, 1880-11-08

- TIE V0TE IN 1LLTN0f8
We have received tho oialcial vote at sixty.
onoof tho 102counttcs Ut the State. Tlc nln-
]orltfes III those counties we glyo III tablu
which fplI0ws,
, 1880-11-08
AAfCSEAl ES.T3.

Grand Dpern.1Eouse.
Clark street. orpnsfe nrw Conrt.ffruae. Enrnces
nent OF barlow, Wilson,. tTlnirose. and Wus,s Min
ltEnlAs
, 1880-11-08

Ifn~~rtT'A Then&t-e,
rerrfnrr street. tornrr af Monrnn. EnrnGcmont
Of tho xtr'1'y BFothetk "Arou"d tho Worth In
, 1880-11-08

The counties not included In the above
lists gave In 1916 n,ajorttles for 1Iayes 0,5s},
and for Tfltlen 1o,o2o, or n not majorfty fur
Tiiden Of 3,440. In t370 the vote of tho Stnte
WIS:
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