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sCHEME TO PUT Up ONE AT SOUTH CHICAGO
Among the enterprises now in contemplation
is the building OF au elevator: at South Chicago
by tho Rock Island Railroad. AS is known, the
North Side Rolling Mill Company have secured
land In that suburb, at the mouth Of the Calu-
met, and purposes erecting there three blast
furnaces, a steel-rail mill, and other buildings.
We're it not for this fact, IN elevator at that
point would not pay, since vessels would have to
be towed from Chicago in order to be loaded.
But the fuel, ore, ETC., required by the works
mentioned will be brought in 6chooners, which
can carry away grain on their return trlrs. and
ample to'take care Of the business Of q pretty
large elevator, as iurge one as Is In y1eW,-Jue
with capacity Of at least 500 600 bushels.
elevator Would doubtless Yield a handsome re-
turn on the Investment there are difficulties In
the way Of carrying out the project In the first
pluce it will not stand on the snme footing with
the Chicago elevators, the constitution and the
laws having certain special provisions as to ele-
vators in cities having 10000 or more inhabit-
ants. ANY change would probably meet with
considerable opposition, on the ground that it
and interfere materially with the transaction Of
business In Chicago. But, should the 1a;" be
amended so as to include the elevator at South
Chicago, tho receipts issued by it would have to
be declnred regular by the Directors Of the
has been, or is to be, broqrhed to them; but what
action they will take is rs, yet uncertain. The
grain could be put into vessels the same as in
this city, and the opinion seems to be that there
vAtor would certainly be an auxiliary to those
in Chicago in case'of another blockade and add
to the volume Of trade done here. The neces-
sary capital for the improvement is understood
now, though those interested huye little doubt
that they will be able ultimately to carry 1t out
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TEE UNION CLUB.

NEGOTIATING FOR HOME.
AL adjourned meeting OF the Union Club Wns
held last evening ut the clubhouse, on Lafay-
ette place, between Dearborn avenue and CLARK
street, for the purpose, as stated in THE TR1B-
uNE some days ago, Of discussing the proposed
purchase Of the present, clubhouse and the
grounds on which it stands, or, If that proved
1mpracticable, of purchasing piece Of prop
erty at the corner of Dearborn avenue and
Delaware place. Mr.. Henry ". Bishop: Presi-
dent Of the Club, occupied the chair me pre-
strong effort to purchase the present house
and grounds, and tho only question at issue was
as to the Clubs ability to do 50. The situation
Ct the property on which IL %1 oe @ art
gage last fall, was fully discussed, and ways and
mems suggested for redcegnlng it: To DO this
proposed during the discussion to see il $4,000
could not be pledged Mt once. ana 70 leave me
method Of raising the remainder to be deter
mined Aff was
pointed, consisting Of S. B. Raymond, F..
$. Wheeler, Sam Johnson: Co. c; A. ,,,i b1riley; y
money could be raised for the purpose Of carry
ing out the purchase and TO negotiate with the
Trustees Of the Newberry estate in regard there
Mr. Mahion D. Ogden, is Still in the South, but Is
expected to return III few days, when the Com
nnittee will also hold conference with him on
the subject After appointing ne n Goum!ttee'
at which time it is expected that the Com
mitteo will be able to report substantial
progress. After the adjournment, several Of
comfortable Sums Of money, and more are GER
tain to follow.
It has also been suggested that the Club buy
occupied by the Hon. Mr. Washburne. It is 4
fine house, and is well situated,-on La Salle.
crence is for the Ogden house, II it can be
secured.
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= LOCAL ITEMS.

| The electric light is success. a musician
named Bruno was killed the other day by :
schock from an electric-light apparatus ii
Birmingham, Eng. Learners on the yioi1
will please take notice.
In a few days the Newha1l House will sur
pass, in point Of fresco decorations, any
| hotel in the West. The dining-room has
created much remark, but the proprietor<
decided that the office should be the beauty,
| Almini is now engaged on the ceiling, which
| will be graced by copy Of Wagner,s great
| painting Of q Roman chariot drawn by -four
horses and representing wild scene in the
ancient Roman Coliseum. Sen
tinel.t
Beecher says If he had thousand boys he
would make them all gunners by the time
they were 1oyears old. If he had thousand
boys he could not have hit upon q more
ingenious method to reduce their number
that.
No instrument ever offered to the public
has proved so uniformly popular as the Kim
ball piano, which combines all the merits
and avoids the defects Of other styles.
In little family discussion the other day,
the t 9,, Madame remarked somfwhat tartly, c,
will marry fool interrupted the husband.
"Beg your PARDON" said she, 81 I shall do
nothing Of the kind. I prefer change"
The lord and master wilted.
Boericke & Tafel's homeopathic Pharma-
from 81 to $40. Also medical books.
The mother who retains her temper when
she finds her naughty children tying her best
Sunday bonnet to the cats tail, is one Of the
very few individuals who would be satisfied
with securing second-class pair OF wings
when she becomes an angel.
Every day. adds volume Of testimonials
tn the wonderful ruaritS 0f Dir. D'FJngnr'c
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cases cotton goods: Parkhurst & WILKINSON, ~
buut1ies bar-iron. COLLECTIONS, $5,684.

cases cotton goods: Parkhurst & WILKINSON " ao
bundles tar-iron. Collections. $'.6of-
TIE work which is notdone BY contrnctors On On
the new Government Building has fallen on SO
much that yesterday twenty more IN, men aT yene r.
laid or leaving only about & men h'7id a.
rectly in the Government employ on Inc pa1lo-
Ing. T.
viii r1nninr m f11icff sill at Crown Point Ind,
practie eoneuSa 6edoFs f. roSens %ee
on hand, who succecded In. thoroughly 1mpeach-
tn the evidence o1e Bgeny wq had
had received Illicit whisky from HOFFMAN; me
elder Bingen acknowledged that be nag tao neen en-
could remember, that he had been three IT., times q,
arrested here for disorderly conduct ,at me IN.
stance Of Mathey, and that ha was the informant
in the case. It was also proved By carpenter
that series Of small shelves existed IN locke5
where the Bingens had sworn that two kegs had
been hidden The eass was 149 nnans o., 9soona easa
was continued to Saturday, although no evi-
dence was brought out to show his connection ne afs
with the still. and he will probably also Do ols-
CHARGED. y
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strange adventure He and his bull-terrier @
were accidentally locked up ln barn @ hsf 70 fop =
with 800 rats. The rats nearly mad me nes1 t,e ~
were i not the 600:' But what are 600 to 4oo,Qo
slaughtered in week2 The Dhar"ar Els1slcI al,1c
tiers projected ballet Of the "Ratcatcher. r.
In this piece district inhabited by me aa,e5 .s5
Of the ballet was to be devastated by Tats az; ana
was capital. hut the conyentionality OF me
French stage prevented it froa o be1ng Is; ped
but not 4 rat. The Dayaderes Of the Dharwnr.
colleotornte would make charming chorus II II
this ballet CHANGED to be revived by an Englsh
comic and cowardly collector, like Sahib JOS
sedlcy, Of Boggleyvollah. But, Government,
taking strictly practical Wow, DO not th14k OF
hiring = pied piper" like him who freed Ham
lin town Of rats. They have merely set price
on each rats head, which was to be paid up 70
the 18th Of November, 1919. Already rewards
have been paid fur the destruction OF several
millions.
, 1880-02-29
FEDERAL NEWS.

Two hundred barrels OF alcohol were exported
yesterday.
TwESTY-E1G1rr thousand dollars in gold we're
disbursed yesterday.
AT the Sub-Treasury yesterday, $1,000 tn silver
was paid out and $1,000 In the same coin re-
ceived.
COMMODORE TON KEErE, Special Inspector Of
Customs returned yesterday after q fortnIght's
so1ourn In the orange groves Of Florida.
TIE internal revenue receipts Yesterday
footed up S:, ,09s OF which 81, PSI was for spr-
IT'S, g.; ~ for tobacco and cigars, and $553 for
beer.
The Appraisers, Storekeepers, Inspectors, and
Deputies Of Customs received their monthly pay
Yesterday, drawing our about IS eco in the
Process
DURING the month just closed, the total re-
@ @celpts from internal revenue amounted to $602,-
Ns5, and during the sumo time 1850 barrels Of
alcohol were withdrawn for export
DURING the month Of February, 1879, the COL
lcctlons for duties at the Custom House amount
60 70 *lGo,39S. For the present month the duties
- 1ootsd @ up $4,000, showing an increase Of about
TIE dutiable goods received yesterday were as
IalloWs: T. 3: Meeker e. Co., ten tons pig-iron;
Hnodes Brndiey, nine tons pig iron; Callaghan
GMcNelils, i've cases dry goods; Field, Letter s.
70, two cases silks, fifteen cases hosiery, and
n1ne cases linens: C.. ". & E. .Pardridge. five
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TIE COUNTY-BUILDING.

TIE County Treasurer yesterday received
>-'''o' ito!n eae oou'u. Low eo.''''o1'
The trial of Campbell, tho colored murderer
is set for Monday morning.
TIE County Agent has prepared report
showing the names OF all recipients OF rclie'
during January, which will be handed in to the
1,oo ~ Honaor
1hh tolioi'eseS " Ao"us a41a .o"u ~
counts, Jail and Jati Accounts, ard Printing anc
Stationery met yesterday and audited u number
Srrvice decided to engarn K Hughes as Super
inranient ~ Eas- -Fifrif3p and P}umbinp On the
new Court Honse,-s5 Per day, Of course. ou
to continue paving William Handley $s
Der day Tor standIng around in the ca
pacitv OF superintendent Of Construction
left Of It. he taken down Forthwith, and q tenn
3r porary ar = Sidewalk built Of materials now lying
around the Court House. Some hcw-fanglel
patent radiator was substituted for steam coils,
and the purchase Of q steam drum for SOS was
ordered.
Tur Grand .1,,,v fo, Fehr,,orv comn,ctea tta
mork yestefaay af1ernoo, aetarn,ng a. % % nuc
hlGnas @ INTO c9n9E Da1lng me eerm @ no 5I any
1s Pn true rei5 Els sa aad S 6is found % and i
passed. There were no cases OF homicide 70 m
yestigate this term, and tn tact, no very serious
Officer Mahoney, in which ''buck'' Sheridan
was the prosecuting witness, were ignored.
An Indictment was found against Col
Edmund Juess en-, for eri1ninally libeling Henry
Grecnebaum. Daniel Buckley, an attorney, was
had been employed to transfer; Patrick Carey
and Joseph Con1ey were indicted for rape on
Maggie Cofee and Della Porter. Time being
scarce, the Grand Jury declined to take Up the
complaints made by the State eBoard Of Health
against advertising quacks and specialists.
YESTERDAY WAS sentnnce dav in the Criminal
Co,trt. md number If criIninals whn hnre
pleaded guilty or been found so by jury were
called up and received a portion Of their deserts
John Conway. a sailor. cot one wear ia the Peni-
keeper. Alex. james and Henry Jackson also
got one year each for the theft OF clothing and
5eweiry. 4 printer named Philip Keene was
sent down for three years for burRlariously en-
terinr house. and one Chris Ehristfansen cot
fIfteen mouths for stealinr some clothcs.
Genrra Tav1or uaa charu 4 with etaai.
, 1880-02-29
4l2.044 Rats.

London Daily Nf1ps.
Rats seem to be man worst enemy IN me Dnat un,
war District. When tt is asked what England q
hns done for India, wmay reply she has - ksilea s
tember, lSip. There Is something grnndfose in
these figures In an English county where inyi-
tarons are worded thus Mir Smith a. at ne m0me rs:
Rafting the thought Of the slaughter o. n,,r. y
gentleman in one Of NJ. Payn's stories once h:d
, 1880-02-29

AID JONAS SAYS he is not, and has not been, a
candidate for reelection.
A HOVE is on foot in the Council to cut OF all
allowance for the Public Library for the year in
the appropriation bill.
TIE volume Of the Council proceedings for
1875 % was out yesterday In compiling It the
Assistant City Clerk, John Moody, has nddad ~
, 1880-02-29

The Eldredge Sewing -Machine--It leads
the world, and Is the best for you to buy.
Sold On monthly payments 199 State street.
, 1880-02-29

Chicago Times: "The McChesney Reform mot
'to-S8-has been q flag OF public protection
, 1880-02-29

Kidney Wort Is loyal and true to natures prin-
cfp]es III its process Of curing kidney and liver
disease or acute rheumatism. These disorders
come from vitiated blood and weak organic
movement. The medicine renews Vitality. 1t Is
excellent for the piles. For sale by all drug
gists.
, 1880-02-29

Buck & Rayner's Moth Powder will "clear the
kitchen" Of reaches and croton bugs
, 1880-02-29
DEATHS.


son = bsv d Ps
Funeral sunday; from residence 1t South Halsted-
months, formerly Of New York State.
bae 4 Il ef
Funeral aq rom * bis late residence ut 10 H. H. Monday
March to s. Jarlaths Church, thence by carriages
~ GiasoW Free Press and Dublin Weekly Free
man please copy
ssaesS q e ar9 Hs
e
Vic @ q EdSard va az e u the ah
faneri will take place from the residence
southeast corner of Rncne md Bullerton-avs, at
= $Saasndaisaa IN. y and Youngstown <o3 pa
pers please copy.
OF sf a's ss eE
cha5es stout aEed yesss 1% sna q %oats
.n It loao 3 M. at the Cathedral of IS. Peter and
HALI1The HALI11Th funeral services Of the late Mrs. Jo-
81 bavs s3ss fo ResxeS by Prof
farnaa forneTy Rsasff5 q hs Se9 ei9 fe0 ~
sdps Ss ns ofss F.
aged Is years.
Funernl Sundny, at 1:n, from residence to Grace
land Cemetery. Friends of the family invited
~ Adrian tMich.) papers please copy.
--CLARkE-Feb. 10 ut his old home In Vermont OF
Bright's dtseAse, Luctan D. Clarke H. D., aged IS
years formerly Of West Van BEren-st., Chicago, Ill.
THOKNDYkE-At Simcoe. Norfolk Co., Ont, Feb.
q, OF consumption, Jennie beloved sister OF j. T..
Thorndyke and niece OF Mrs. j. j. Montague, OF this
city.
CONLEY-Feb p, Edward Conley.
Funeral from the residence ct his brother-I
Peter Coney 219 Townsend-st. Sunday, Feb. g. ut II
O. m. thence by cars to Calvary Cemetery.
.MccASN--At No. SIC State-st, John McCanu aged
IS years. late member of Division A. O. H., na-
tire OF Loughgilly. County Armagh. Ireland.
Funeral on Sunday, Feb. q, at H., from No. 15a9
Calvary.
BOULGER-Thursday evening, Feb. 26 at the resi-
dencc OF her sister, Mrs Harriet Folds lii Parknv,
Miss Catharine Boulger, AGED Il years.
, 1880-02-29

Sweetness lingering after sweetness, Candies
for the ladies bought at Dawson's, I'll State st.
, 1880-02-29
THE CITY.

THE CITY. .
GENERAL NEWS.
IF. cr1sE, of Detroit, is ut the Gardner.
s-EAuEK. OF Cairo, Ill, Is at the Gardner.
J.A.Lxos, Jersey City, is at the Sherman
n:H.rArrN, Philadelphia Is at the Palmer: !;
GroRoE L. Tracy. Denver, Colo, ts.tthe sher-
X. Fno1HrGHAn. Boston, is at the Grand Fa-
citic.
I.F.LAwsox, st. Louis, No., is at the Tre-
mont :.
J.FAmuuns. Philadelphia. is at the fremont
House. :.
TaoxAs DoAsE, Boston, is registered at the
Palmer.
Kw HUDSON, London, England. is at the
Palmer.
CHARLES E. COOK, Denver, Colo, is at the
Palmer.
D. N. Woodbury., Lincoln. Neb.. is at the
J.c.=JAnEs, Battle Creek, Mich, is at. the
fremont !:
loHEur LEEDS, Providence, R. l., is at the
Shermun.
OSCAR chA1o, Rochester, N. T., is stopping at
the Sherman
Jons l. BLAIR, Of Blairstown, N. j., is at the
Grand Pacific
JUDGE P. HENRY SMYraE, Burlington, Ia. Is
at the Grand Pacific.
". LAMBETH WHITE, Hull, England, is a
guest at the Grand Pacifc-
Az SW1NEFoRD; editor 3fintng Journal, Mar
quette, Mich, is ut the Grand Pacifc.
JW Tou1cH, Victoria, B. c., and s. L. Camp
bell Marshall, Tex, are ut the Grand Pacific
WI. FAwcErrE lectured before the Philo-
sophical Society last evening on the subject OF
'Population and Wealth"
Mr. b. +. BILLINGS, Of the firm Of Billings
@ea @ard. '''''A ~ ~
SHOWCASE, large and valuable standing IN
front Of No. Isl West Madison street, was blown
down at O'Clock last evening and smashed to
atoms. =:
Gov. Cu1Lox yesterday appointed George
Rohlfs to be his own successor us Commissioner
Of West Parks, Chicago. The term expires
March !, 1857.
bacco, valued ut $l6a oo0 leaves this morning for
Milwaukee, over the ST. Paul Road, consigned By
T. Seifert y Alderman s. Co.
The Samuel Klein who was arrested and held
70 tef notno a be .a WITH Mr
uel Klein Of No. 66l Wabash avenue
THE eighth annual reunion Of the Everett
Alumni Association took pince last evening ut
the Palmer House, and WAS u very enjoyable
affair. About thirty Five gentlemen sat down TO
the banQuet
THE temperature yesterday, as observed by
Man1sst, optician, No. IS Madison street fTnIB-
CSE Bu1iding). was, at g. m., ~ degrees; 10 H.
H., IL; !. M, u: p H., Il: p m., 81 Barom-
eter, 4. H.. . g: = p. m, q =.
~ t. c+o+aa m ,ool authority +ea+ there Is no
r =, ne ~ made IN one If r1,t. morn
int ,,1ts ~ ehort Time ae, in regard to the St
Pa,f % r. F;ra ard Marine Insurance Company With
drawing 1rom the hull business this year.
.uc o..,,,,, @ 1orr. mona of rlota-u1ass hy q
rce4 =, s';y,ensinn ~ t1e front Of GS
HeIdcn. cirar.deaiera ut Ne. Il North Clark stree.
Nc ina ~ fan %aH nie@a 10 NJ g aI
1no "tno" 9ue oa"1"se - e9.'D1+Ao 80 <"so'
THE Civil Engineers Club Of the Northwest
will meet at No. 64 Honor4 Building Tuesday
afternoon y c!oek. SS taat;on 1onn ~ MY MI IS
R3 Rap53t ~ 1 ~ ssMh ane+r.,"tion ~ Wn.s,an
GoounuG; uus ou 4ne eoa4>.1 "e@4'n "a - oo1~NA
iurnlao1es'
The regular monthly meeting Of the Hotel
keepers Association was to have oeen held at
the Office OF the National Hotel Reporter Mt 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon, but there being no
quorum the meeting was adjourned for TWO
, 1880-02-29
BIRTHS.

DR.. Thompson has removed to his new dental
rooms in Central Music-HalL
, 1880-02-29
REDUCII()n!

II silk Train Costumes that cost from
500 to $500 will be sold for $50.
About One Hundred Suits that we carried
over from last Spring and early Fall,
made from AII-Woo| Fabrics, trimmed
very handsomely, and cost from S25
to $50, have been marked down to
$40. Most Of these Suits are in per-
feet order, not having been shown
since last Fall. On this lot we will
have 10 charge for fitting.
A lot of Elegant New, Stylish Suits that
were in process Of manufacture when
we decided on the change in our Store,
consisting Of Black Cashmere, Black
Silks, and beautiful Stuff Goods OF
this seasons importation will be sold
at correspondingly low prices.
, 1880-02-29

WTOMEN'S GOSPEL TEMPERANCE ASSOCIA-
w rion-Grand musical md literary entertainment
for the benefit Of ths aboye 9n Thursday evening.
corner Madison-st and Osden-nv. Prot. T. s. Met-
calf will furnish the programme. A new and ralua-
BILE gold watch will be voted for the close OF the
entertainment and given to the lady receiving the
largest number Of votes. Tickets IS cents. Doors
open at s10-
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The delinquent taxpayers, ana Is dctETLQlHeQ 10
go OUT Of office with as good record rs any Of
his predecessors
The Seamen's Union met last evening at Me-
ridian Hall, No. 81 West Randolph street. There
was considerable routine business transacted.
had The Union put in nomination US President
Of the Detroit Union William Cannon. The
election will take pluce week frum Tuesday.
fur the sanc position. The Detroit Union not
being self-sustaining, the branch Unions have H
voice III tho election OF its President
FORT DEARBORN Division Of the uniform rank
4t Of fsi sss ssenn
chsnceiors Cha sn ". 5. | Rcnnedy. % David 4. cashnan.
and Eugene G 1tace. The division formed Mt its
hr1nory ON Washington street, marched to the
Grand Lodge hall. corner of Admins and La Sale
streets, in full uniform, where, after the COM
ple1e ceremonies Of installation, a banquet WIS
had, which lasted way Into the small hours
Utcs through Chicago few days since Is that Of
people, or the Rev. John J. johnson, a Chippewa
Mno s tay o. the an
hush street. Emncgabowh entered the ministry
abou, twenty-five years ago. is fair specimen
OF his rnce, and Is great assistance to Bishop
Whipple in his Indian work ut White Earth Mis-
sion, Minncsot:L Mr.. johnson will take part III
the services at ST. James Church this morning.
JAMES f. KEEs, tho Collector Of the Town
Of south Ghacasg announses ss os.s the
the 10th day of March, There never have
been better collections made in a town office.
OF the pcrsonal-property taxes over 90 per cent
thousands Of dollars are paid In daily on real
estate. This is certxinly sure sign Of better
times for Chicago There remain still number
Of personal taxes unpald, and the Collector will
devote his time during tho few remaining days
to bring tha delinquent to speedy settlement
Although not inclined to be severe. his duty as
, 1880-02-29

FFHERE WILL BE 4 MASS-NEETING OF CITI-
L xen9 who are interested In having q bridge On
Eo4rseenth-st; nt o'clock p. NJ to-day In Hummeps
, 1880-10-22

TOTALS.
The following gives what prominent Re-
publicans believe to ba Il moderate estimate
Of the result In November: Total Republican
majorlties, M,l50: total Democratic majori-
ties. 10, l40; net Republican majoritics, 14.010.
Hugh Hastings and others pool1-puol, this
moderate view Of aflntrs md predict ti,n-
jorlty OF $1,000 for Garfield and Arthur. The
way they get Mt It Is to clatn that tho Kepnb-
licaus OF the interior will 80 down to uar-
lem Bridge with 100000 majority. They nj
low Hancock y, 600 in New York, and |, 600
only III Kings County, rs agafnst $1,000 In
New York md 1900 In Klugs County.
NATu1lA1.tz.AT1OS CAEEs.
tn the Tftttrn Atsoetattd Fress.
NEW Y0NK, Oct. ol.-Thenlns Sctss, ex.
United StAtes Deputy Marshal johnson, and
Christian Licbur hnye been arrested OIL 4
charge 0f consptrtng to obtain fraudulent
naturalization pal,erH for JUhNson. LIebur
approached the Inan atld asked him to nrt,-
cure a witness who would swear tn knowing
lot of men whom lo wanted naturaIizct.
5000 ench.
i man nNned Chrtsterl mude application
for n n1andamns to compel tho Inspectors Of
election to register his nanle as n. voter.
Judge Lawrence rendered q decision thai tlo
relato1 hAs by, tho Judgment Of the Superior
Court Of the city been nRturnilzcd as n citizen
Of the United States; that Judgment cannot
be attacked or fnspcac!lcti. cotlnternlly, md
c6tta!n!y mot by tho l'.ard of Election, otli-
tribunal vested will bower to sit Ill review Of
tl3e decision Ut Court If competent jnrlstlc.
ttotl MlH,n tho question OF tho right OF. relatol
| to citizenship,
, 1880-10-22

Special Dt.patea to The oAteago Tttbuns.
CLEVELAND, O.. Oct. 2l.-Gen. Mcdowell
and wife, accompanied by Afai. Kecler,
passctl through Cleveland tl!ls morning on
their way to Now York. Tho party stopped Mt
Mentor ntA spbnt d rlortion,of the day with
Gen. Garfield. lii convcrsnInM With q re-
porter the General rcmarkcd:' "TlIIs Is tho
fifth tImo l,ayc returned to Now York to
vote. 1t makes n long trip, to bo sure, but
would be willing to take 1t many times II I
could help Republican principles even to tho
extent Of one vote" The General was asked
his opinion Of tho military records Of the two
, 1880-10-22
NEW YORK.
THE STATE.


Special DIspaseh to 1ns Chteseo 7rhun*
New Yonk, Oct. 2l.--Gov. Cornell Was In
tho city to-day. lie came to intend t4e ~
view Of the State militia, which took place
on Fifth avenue at $3.50 this afternoon, and
WHICH, by thu why, was . most osetltaple
display Ut troops, something like twenty
three regiments participating: N .shG oye,.'
ing the Governor was at u1o Na1iona! i1puo.
situation with friend. and, when asked II
I1a des,Ie.l Now York State good for Gar-
ileid ami Arthur. he rerlleds "rhs State
Will give $1,000 majority as sure as
into II; and this. IL tho sentiment cx-
pressed by the Republicans. one meets
hsre every day. Sons are not 50 enthnsIas-
tlo rs the Gnyernor,-that Ia, they do not
place tbs majority as high; but tllat the State
is safe for tho Republican candidates they
have no doubt.
the Democrats carried New York by little
less than 5000 plurality. The most careful