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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-30
II. w. SMITHEIeS. Receiver.
SHORTEST SHORT LINE BETWEEN
CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Time Schedule:
Through Express leaves Cairo. s,4jAm
Through Express arrives st + 81. Louis. 50pp
through Express leaves r.. -. LOLlr.... 900 am
Through Express arrives ~ Calr0......... $40 I'm
Murphyrboro accOmmodau1ncgyc-C Cairo 80 p IN
NWphyshorO Acc. arriyesa' Murphy -boro ESQ p m
Nurphyshoro Acc leaves Murphyaboro . SOFA m
MatphysbOrO Acc arrives ~ Caro-. II 20 IN
The Cairo st Lolis Raj Road II the only all
Rail Route between Cairo and So Louis under one
management, therefore there are no delays Al
nay stations awaiting connections from other lines
Close and sure connections ST 81 Louis with other
lines for North East aud West
J. 4. NAUGLE, l.. NJ. JOHNSON.
Agent General Mlnsger.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-30

lfr'Thc SEQ p. N oEprcss has PULLMAN
- EhPING CAR Caro- 70 Cincinnati, without
changes, and through sieci cts to ST. Louis and
Chicago
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-12-30

Largest Circulation OF any Daily in
Southern Illinois.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY AND COUNTY
, 1880-11-02

L40s.ipA EfuMItnsr.
~ THO inauguration Ut tltu atAti,e nf aplnoza
at Vllu ltHyn 1t WIS REMARKED thut tho Ullt,tA{.
tnh ut thG Juwlsh community to tho lnlitlust
whutn thtir fnthork hutl sulo!i,nly uxeunltI,lt-
eAtes! froln their aNHly npI,elrrtl u h.4yp lust
nothing Ut tts carnesticss W tho lupsr 0t two
Itar,ch sptn'1a hul reslslnl: Ut Amsterdam. tho
pneo ut hls b!rt!! uni education, ut l.eyucii,
Whllhor hU retired franz Tho hurs.ir excited ty
ha tloctrtnes III his curly hatuy: Ut Thu Hague,
Wheee iD stHht tho remainder ut hla ligo III tho
6t,use Nf tho Jm!ntnr VIM der kpyek; wherever
sytElkuH exists, tllcF1 sDpiH ptutrat wis 1,,Np
agltI,5t tho hul0r Iunr by Ienit!os tn tho faeD
sun Ut 4tDrnhArt, who hull tlurctl t0 slthstl-
tut1 fur thu tiNl ut tsratk thu 1uIsty speell.
lutiuna 0t tho .IatH11I natWf1lss ilnd tho
ntltu,.l '@tusutu. Tl.u Jpxs Ut Amsterdam u1d
Thu llNKe woro most slIlIiheut III tho pl.est.
After su t!Inny generations Il seemed hs II tho
uiutnory nt tho gcrn'n,nlul ut recommendation
which gMarkc tho stlrnll, eastnK nut N thu In
tldel low IRON hlnunx hia faithful people wiz
SILL III fresh ~ tt 1t hnIl happened III Tho yrs-
torlAy. Outside tho liulIrUW community tho
fortunes Ut 6I'inoxisul have strangely altered
For slu CENTURY which succeeded his 41cntA It
Wns hAtlt!y culislUFri tlcccNt to pronounce bis
name. Tho EeHlla Mass.ilal s!cnnntlrrd hiu, ~
''n monster. and eyun tho sAcpticMt ruItnirc
pyulesscl ~ be shocked BY hP trGAthlol,t Of tho
divinity. TD-.Ay, II thu liunAn Catholics still
usb tt9 ianyuA' 'Nnf 1iuRst,lan in his sea1lrl, ut
nny ratio tho y litude Ut Ille!l who glory In tho
rspusat9u tf Vslsalxlaalam unite III Aouqsluy
, 1880-11-02


Fura mouth or t,l0Fe past tho Thcrmn &; Flee.
triu Lighting cnnlpMny hayt lcgr NiIi2 lug tho
npparnlns. TOR lighting rms street lntnps I'll thu
la.,t,a Ii, Wu,7l =, s.uin. lhrea a,ltl u quarter
luilGs Ut wIre, Cnnucet!t,4 lorty-sIx lnnls, hta
arealy bce.l MItI, uni ali ii thu wur.l will tu In
nn.rd III tho experimental test. Tito practlr,l-
Utility null e.!cctIsuAessU Ut tho system uyu Inv.
oyGr, ulrIlliy beon demonstrated by tho 0lh,r,l.
lion 1l tho circuits, which Aro HOW pariiniiy
cn1npotG Without Kning Into tho sietnia Ut il
lnay By hutl tint tho eoNtru Of power usMl Ii Il
h.il dy!!a1ntr euctsio .auct'ino. From this .llo
lamp l''t!vraralnd. jl,st s!do tho et,ge-
s!oue ii tas sdowalk. TiiS l!ghtlnx apparatus
tlolieatc, !ntrtcnto meiha,llsM. Ilo co1a t,r
c!.nk.work. liablu to arrangement, b.t only
TWO pialttfu movements whlcA apufI nfld cltlao
tho x'ls c.xk. ncctr.iIng To tho n1tun OF spring
afeh. which presses u opc,s whom cold, ai,tI t
tl''iA Waet II hts htcnn!0 heated uy tho lighted
Eaa. q current nr electricity p,lasiug thruslyh
th9 FnaxHut draws down tho MrAutura WHICH iias
shutting oly Or turning on tho yua, ~ tue case
may w. Tho uurrent u tae1 broken, Rnd the
, 1880-11-02
cnnk & Foster. III cords inn lu!rk, Ills cedar
railway ties. Collections $lu.41l.
l.nItXTY IflaItIt.

COUNTY HOARD.
answered to fs .nnmc awhon tho roll wns
s9!tc.' nt the frcxalar mnetnR hc!l G.stSr,sy
,sf' Nes""y a. % jpa ny of crt, Ii 'ha M' eco
i'f,4.!nct, Ninth Ward, IN .plnsc Of i. ieshartiy,
the lizard, uf! tutlon OF Mr. Stewart, took rt-
Tic oLicet Of tfis adjournment, t. was known
anonn ,'e few, WIS for The r''rprso of t,aktnK
rc,.un fur tils wns t"'tnl ii shc ,rtion "t ,'so
s',cni %fa', rasS'f Sf ~ ~ os'Sr s,srli directing tho n.y.
ttS!' f,o% :. + ssxta% y y, WV rya r. rsri T.
n,ute nvnirsf TINT cnl,tri,etnr l,v lin n.ri,ltrnt
Mr. Sexton askct tint tho l'oas, Investigate tho
tln Cunmti,ce Oil iu.,t!r llu!l.lis,vs mud scrvicr
NJ. ssn,io III nvs'l TINT 10 sHt.t% h. nlsw.s
cc1ors ,1;' r. o., Ghf,tit"sc %rk T., nnss tc =:
M i,ittnr*cnent trn thu nrctlltect tim effect
ta,t tho cni,tr,lctdr Is pushing Ills shire uf work
!ownt! ns',p,etipil rs r'ni'l'y Hi posslb'e THIS
AZ th!s point. without tho exi,ect.sl, ap,r,lnt-
n,c,lt 9t tho ApcelnI Ci,lislncs Tho fiulrI sll-
Jourfcd Until next Monday.
THE city xarIoSA1.
q correspondent says: "rtiG ere1tors OF tho
Guy Nn,inNnI tnnk ulc tired tn drath ut tho
n, nst Il liz ] ~ ee ee t";t 81 n 'r tr
long tlinc THO ret,1n,t 0i s,**es nrc ,!.t worth
] 10 e nsr Ssmt my It, tho ,.; 1sccrv9r M
VIZ s.,y s.or l's f.i!ry or clos: MT ,e Ms!ncss,
the tnntr4ler, ai,i he. has Promised. l.nt tho
lsrcclvur still uucs M tho s,ui's Az t,cfarc.'
,, r rsy y s !!o s'ns 1S s; ss5 t b. .s nas ;P P
!$EceS; IL, vito i. Is lie "''T os ;s ME- II. III.
ytsed IL nj t1.e cor.ltt!ous q tl!o e:rte, anl
kn2wA lust !,,w t'.tlttcrs sind, THO creditors
In
, 1880-11-02
CRIMINAL LIBEL.

The ~ Observation-Disclosures - stun .trrcaiell
for SlnalorfI,x Recorder 1sroef<yvnY.
isccor,1er flrvckwny yostcrlny went hcfnrn
Justice It0wknsnn and swaru nut wnrranta for
tho nrrcst Of tho proprietor, editors. md ru-
In,rtortnl staI Of tho soelalIstte ju,lrnnt, tho
Irlrittr. .ZeftuHh tpost n ckurrn III criminal
!!osl Te wssr'.nts . wcro b'Ixe'l upoa tho fol.
"Tnls iln,ckway (mcnnlnE this nt,.ant1 Inns
s,tcccicsi Iti turning his o!lcg nloanitH tho nf-
ilCu ct tsio llcrnrlcr Henri 81 !ge,,s gI conk Eouttty
frs" "eh asf @ !. l.nl " a MH, s y
wi,c1, tle [tleHtlIrx ths ntlunt rclpns supreme
rs t.natcr atld st,tnu. 1ts,tne,ilafnly nfter ns-
en,ph,yGs of hts uce. md he nnw hns ut tE,ngs
frt,il. twnt,ty.tlya to thirty unsorlMnntn fetnnin
fmchl1E sM1tl nfantt hcAstty tltst1.s. WD tn the
yoilnE Eri wilt, l'eltcses tn tnl tlloro tmeHn[nY
In tl.o ol1co Ut thu stcnrticr NJ Deeds aforcsaid
"rt herself cr ilttlu r,sllo:s ati sistcrs.ur hcr
jmrents III t1cccilcy. However successfully ahn
inny he ahle to rcsIst thu wlles 0f tho nrtancor
must becnn,e II yr.!r tn tho Inst Ut her n1n-
player tnuhntnn sAtt ni.Antl. Ono only neetia
Hn titoro nn,l tako !ouk on tho unf0rt!ltlutG
wlio. utter this, will still Insist IL
GAIT Ills yurE tr,Il nttOCKw.ty's
reelection. hn must tnlceh DO hnric1lc,t md
EnnyuY E1.y n tc satlsfa'G,!on nf eastly .fes
tho pcrseollte,l nntl tortured virtue Of ws,tncn.
fEils atllsnt further says TINT 1t thu tiio or
lEG lHItJllCHEuH III lLG tuE!uit3 Wt}Ett9
nnf matter, tlu WIS, and Tor several years prior
thorctn h,i.i been. nntl now Is. tho lcctIrGr nr
Deeds in and fur tho County Of Couk. nul StNtu
Of lllin0ls nr0rrHhstl md further. tlut tho snfd
efnnntpry. hAllclnfts false. Mitl ltbctalls wUrls
ntlA nlltter 81 Wrtttbs. printed, published. md
cal,se to be published liz tho said defendant lis
ni1reAth. III hM concerning this at!ant, tend to
iupulell tho hanesty. integrity, n,tsl rIrtuo. mud
reputation 0f hIns. tho Fn1a innt. niltl thereby
to expnsD tim, tho aud JNnles ". llr0ckwny,
To public hntrcd, contempt. md rctcAunLnst
thti ftlrm Of tho etntutc, etc. "1horHfOro tho
anIil 1unses ". fir1ckwaiy rrnys warrant n,ny
isstiu AEtiNst the sMil August Spies. PNul Hrutt-
kau. william !!M!lcrt, Ernest l'nhart, Cartca
THO tll'cols scxtct. with allen uruttlsi.u at THO
head. were ttrrtAtel by Constable It,Llgrc.l nt1d
brnsf9lt bcfnrn thu Just!ec. win. hftor hcArng
counsel MI both sides, held Gncl1 nf ltos In $l
hall. to appear for trial Friday Mt III. III. Tho
COIntninlst1e Journalists fnutt tlfe,llty III pro-
c1,riuY bnil, Arld rcn.Atres, IN tho JUSTICES tco
snrGrll hours, whcn AID. Frank s;tnuler sTgned
thoir hftltls. Mnl they were .Eain Mt liberty tO
Ect thrr s'ttlt",nill III operation. Maj. flrt,ck-
prisoners Ml for cutnsol Mcasrs. Hurry fllsbcna,
7. j. TentlerInst nnd e. q. WIliNtiB. Mn}.
1irnclswny Expresses Ills intention to press this
Metton. and II possible to place tho Irresponsible
nv0catrS 0f rlio or rutn behind tho grated brs
or tho jni1.
I.Ntp in tho afternoon alicn Grottka,1 and his
co.wnrkgrs, published spce!al edition Of lilo
AtbtHcr-ZcieHllU renewing tho libGiuus charge.
, 1880-11-02

Judge nrummorti will be In chambers to-,lny
for tho purpose ut attending to my supcrylsur
Or clcrtloi business.
Tho Clurks' tillrcs Of tho tffurent Courts will
be opon tt-tlny. but no Judges will bo present.
THU StnubGr- 3tc{3r1sth election case IL sGt for
tr!hl for to-tn0rrow, before Judge Mornn.
Il ttlSGhnrHe frt,i1 bankruptcy w1s jy5uctl ycs-
tGrtlAy 10 .1,litl ifr.trtE,ur.
.Genr4o ". Woodbury. wus elcotod Assignee of
Thumbs liynn.
tfhn AssItco meeting III tho oase OF Isaao
Vtiuut,I wAs continued til Nuv.
, 1880-11-02
EFM. SHERMAN,

ST, LOUIS. Mo-, Nov. l.-t'cll. Sherman, Ills
daughter, untl Mrs. Attlenrtesl. nla his Aid
t!e-Camp, Gen, aleCook, arrived hero lust
night from karsas city, ttley having ieft llle
l'IrSElunl!al purity ut thal l'oll,t. ticn Ate-
S!IerlnNM will re.lluin tNr0 for seyeral tlnYs, :.
, 1880-11-02

III tito ostatu Ut William ". Aesnnder. lettcrs
Of guardianship issued 10 ". II. Alexander.
lInntl Uf $l,5DQ approved.
l:stato Or George 0glc, remuneration tilod md
prlnf " will
trMliOn Issued tn John II. lbllnn; buIu, $l,Ak.
Estnto Nf JntGpI White. letters OF ,Isnlll.lBtrl.
tton tsslc.l to injury j. White at,l jOhn Il. Walsh;
boul, $4,iHl.
, 1880-11-02

nrrnnturn rises nnd nRntn t.olls Tho spring In
check. Tho gus II tKillt.tl t,y cnntnot with a
Flllatl ptceo ot platinum wlro closu tn tho rncr.
%es 1s as, % y. me w!rc ~ - Scs1ss
pns.es t1rt1,rh #. At tim central stntun, wl,rrt.
tho .iytu:o.eicettEn tnnchInu IL. It f. possible,
by II devlce TT thu Inventor, 10 tell whether the
current II complete ind tho whole thing III
, 1880-11-02

). For tho lust three years, writes n latly.
t,aye Asctl thu Hamburg Drops Will, lIapplest
slgcrss. ulsA eal trutlitully recommend this
tAl!iAblu retlletiy IN all suffering wulllell.
, 1880-11-02
WEDDING.
Reading for tho Ladies Right in
the Midst Of All the
Hubbub.
Marriage o! Ulysses 8. tlrant, Jr., 10
the Dnugtslcr of Ex-senator
Cfaiftc.
Every Endeavor Made by All Concerned
to Avoid 4 Vulgar Public
Exhibition.
Even Tho Lunch.asan OcImonco Unaware That
Bc Was Serving Wcddng.Feast.

Hc Was Serving Wcdd|ng.Feast
spesial pispd.eh to Tia Chicago 1rtbant+
NEW Yo1tK, Nov. 1.-utyssrs Simpson
tsrant. ,fr., the sol, and na1lcsnkc Ut W.
President t;rAnt, WAS ,1arrlea to Miss Far.
liie H., daughter IF ex-senator JerUilU j.
Clinitee, nf Colorado, ut i o'clock tlits utter
noon. Tho ceremony t0ok liucn mt tho resi-
tlrire of tho lrtlc's father, No y, Wpst Fifty
eighth street. This tfisposcs finally af NIL tho
unjust rtlnnrs Which llaye lh'en telpgrapl!rd
frunl San Francisco ns tn thu relations llG-
tween yn,,,,g Mr.. t;1unt asltl u wealthy Chill
f0rnta belle, md nlso Of tlc fretlucnlly-p,,tl-
11s''ctl statclMcit that Mr. Gr'l,tt had betl,
previously r1gatgrtl to the daughter
of distinguished jnrtst who rcsldes
In Western Pennsylvania, Tho marriage
s,ns nltie prevented, tic cx-l'rcsttput mid
hts party from returning to tinlcna In tl,nt
to Gust Ills vote for tiel,. Garfield, us lie trc-
ascntly expressed his intention OF doing.
THE ,i..'siiIAuE
lias been tho subject Of discussion among
tho elite Ut New York fur some time l,nsr,
and Inns becn regarded as n social event. Tie
brf.leEronnl IL n lawyer of t!ls city wIlo i,as
already won solne distinction III Ills protrs-
sion, nlnl wlIusu prospects nre uf the
best. The bride Is 4 blnnls Of tic
fa'rcst type, agcd about ~, and lIas
been prominent tmllc III New York City
siNce her Introduction. TliccuurtsEip wllc,
Inns resulted Iii l,cr narrlugp wifi Mr..
Ulysses Is II littlc over yr,.r old, and Is de-
scritetl BY thu ultimate friends OF bu.ll us q
| match Uf purr love.
THE ENHANCEMENT
las existed llear!y thrcu months, md las
bEtt1 thus carly Ents;tnntrj t,1,1y nj tht, rt-
, 1880-11-02

Haja1sRIA{:1!S. ...
.,MEEGit-slt,nr,ln N"rwich, Conn. .Oot, =, 1T
tbs r1stGncU nt thu bH'4 ,1ttlGr, by The fIUr. n.
u. anuatt lsectur Ut TEnty Church, iieurge i.
siecch. nf this city. md ffnrnnco Win,ns St0ry,
, 1880-11-02
RELIGIOUS.


weekly meeting yestcr,tny morning, l'rcsltlng.
Elder willing I'll tho c:,afr. Tho topic of tho dy
wns ":rl1o lEutrinnl nnsia ur 1seyIynl Wurk,"
tho 1scv. Z. II. Zimmerman rt.utnE tho usual III
trnf,nctory puper. ffu cxnltc'i tho otttco Of
prayer nrld tic need Of repentance. md tosls tho
ErnsI,l1 TINT tIlo Methodist Church was not called
upon 10 defend tho doctrinc Ut ntcFnnl pcsaty
fur ssr. Int simply n srcl, TINT md other dot
trtllcs us tMuytlt III tho New IustnInent. Evcnf
there shon nll 10 sccn probation after death,
It was tut ut MI npccssary to neglect tho trst.
vtt IT, mi. III 10 mns ,' f,,!Irit trsc ,trn"n @ r"
s @ i'sio 10 Tdtots ter nj 81 f1r',Ss ne n 1f.s IT.
tlisttt,ctIona ti,cr,.ot,. ~ "f '"''' ''"'&''"
IJr. itrtriuxwny s.t or In tho discussion, md
cIscsi tic pnpcr MS l.etx so,aewlsNt milrrjwcr
Inn ~ ..!ie: md oijeviS to tl.e alit9ors a!i
yss tt sr.sGf ,, ;c ;hq to +. IT.
S'Ge i" II wms w. If % , man % II 'S H. ,i ~
rmcb jlcIl Mi thu stronger a,i,l ut,ly w,u tho
Ti1o i;ov, Mr., wcsturcn ,,r.cd Tint SORT Of
rc,,rhilsg which tlrtsa tic truth hone to tho stu
@et'n*cIr.lc, alltl cotrastellt wlt!l wIlat he
of liz Hf smnn IN tn I'll. " ti tS ~ tys yt'is 'xis
b's or HI @ n fqsK ,r I ,irc ,r ne cx ..
lied y il perfect u,t.ir,uc lf wlti,lness tIt, MI
ix'nts tn'frlnx i'n,so on wlie., t'io self -wlei
pcrfcct httl,nl!ssitii to The viii uf dol.
Tic ltrv, III. YDitkrr fayt,rcd tcrrorlztt,c tho
" iia s.ecss a s sc @ aea si9 rs M IL ind IND
tssnr.l p,anty Of n,,lnIt t"iK, i.u sAId. ,ut WIS
never converted Until tho ttnnEer Of liuii WIS
ht,no lint II lie aver wuit tioru ho wsM,lti h%vo
uny ciutsce or Nrtt.t,g INT ngui,r. riffs i,rt-
d,.ec rit,pIo IT I,txhtes throsnut tiio rt,Ii,.
Tho Hev. Mr.. ttntneitl pleaded rnr 1,lDru Ut
tt a nnssts Sss srS u d f y yh nr Inc a sesletfs
,ii, @ ,.ni,Irt. ~ tt,3 t:ns,,nH t1.t ~ ti tno
, 1880-11-02

Lazy. lroway feelings ara precursors Ut sick,
urss, which uop u.tssrs viii Instantly banlsh,
, 1880-11-02

tho daring 1oRnlatiat wilu mny he entIi 10 10 tho
true founder md nutfUr Of whntevpr Fehtc.
HehrIlInR, mud ftcaci Ind to cxpound for modern
, 1880-11-02

ltorsforti's Acid PaoaphRtu should be used
Whetl yns! nro suffering sroi'l ncAtul or physical
, 1880-11-02

NEW YnlsK, Nuy. t.-Thts afternoon, Miss
FHtln'c ]. CslaiFcc, thu only chilli OF cx.Set,.
tor .juton!o u. Chalrce, ut Colorado, WIS
married to Ulysses s. GrAnt. Jr., sucol.d SOIL
Ot u&-l'resitlcnt urnnt. Tho wedding w,ls
private, tl!oru hetng present onty t!lo or
l'res!tlHnt and Mrs. Grant, Col. Fred tiy,l,,t
aiMl wife. Jessn Grnnt md wlfe, tho Hon, s,
II. Ellsns ulul wife and J. i. Seymour u,tl
wife, Ut Michigan, Mrs. Seymour l,clng III,
nunt OF tho Gslle, a,al D. II, Atotrat, Jr., Ut
Denver.
, 1880-10-14
COMMENT.
CHAIRMAN 1IUBBELL.

sn..t,f f,t.n,t4h IA ~. fut.o. ,tutt..
WAsi,'SeroX, -. ; ;. ost; lA-Iho following Is
III J, ,htcf'ie" Wit'i CHAIRMAN Huooelt, Of Inc
SnnEtvss'oa"l '-,n!; Aepnollea'i Co'nn1ttre: Ihe
e'eetIons .a!. a. ol ycs1sfaay inacate beyond
1ueSllon lnat uio 1tephotlcntl party VIII carry
ssely . Sl"sse Nossnern ota,e' iesteraays
., .s". ,.,','' "ss1 hes s'rg!"; NoFth c"'o'i''a,
.''u r'o1H'a nopo1u'' W. ilave nhae eooa
u"nstssShAla, eali's' VIC "'!l not only e!ect
~" W t''llius"h'e ''l'Jostyol Tue E'ec.
'ui". WV 'us ttu liouSe ny "eso't
Ho,AL.s 't,. '',"!ol'.y' VIZ VIII ha'en WORKING
'''..J"eAs ~ teh III u1e next HOUSE,"
~, Will oo you h1's'patc yesterdays
WIZ. ,.n ,.......
~ lae lcaF among ''le people OF De'1io-
cla1tc asce',tieIcy. the fcsr oi what tic aoiltl
noatl Wol'l 10 It !; became t'ol'linnt, a,sl
the pos'tson ol tne i'eesocrht1c party on tho
tarlIf Question The business Interests OF the
ee'''tfs ~, ase aiarnic! ~ "hat might take
p'aee' hero ~ no "otos nut LIN! cfa''Eo
10 Tug 'enoctacy wonhl result III panic
WHICH "oua lo1 ;po oyer nhsl' . iew Con-
eless es'ne ~ uht mol tilc', SHOULD tElat Coa-
stess nave neei 4'enocfAile. There arc 80
1s'"l.s possIosl1es as 10 what TIC l,o'nocratic
p''''s III H"!'ollAl AhceIdehey "oa1a 10 lint
tou, cASF TELL. ......4
upol eSactlS "ntce gfoasld Inc people arc
aga,;'sl ,!E tIens.' ,-.
"Was the result OIL Yesterday surprise to
SotS ~ ''t:. ~
Not III ihhla''a. ueo'afca ihat VIC WoMht
carry ulat s1ate oSIovou moJoslty' IN oito
! ali S".n,'seu. = ~" not eSpeet a1 IL
crens'u haJ0''t! tt!are 1or sa'efat reasons.
III thc nfst paee' ftSter NJ LIE Inst election.
got s'ooo tna1 ne womb mol nave a,atl b'!t 1"r
fsNl1lS y llllslllGlHk TEEHrfjs lii t1S 9HffthfI
, 1880-10-14

our friends, VIC confess wo did count upon
carrying Indiana, n,NI ito yet, and ~ VIC have
nDt in tho past conccaErd onr belief III its I'M
pnrtance, neither arn VIC now, II Il Ism tefent,
tslsposett 10 trent lightly Its effect upnn
tho rcal Issue IL. November Yet ,we. by no
means t<lyo ~, the light, even witt, lnfa,,a
RranlIy won, by har!l work aid aoa'i i,a'!.
,Es.a a,Egs.nent: Il dn.!!%,is I b. rea!ly l9st.
mediate stop t.. at this ,nnsenso
ahnnt running two t!ckcts, a1u! sce lint lcr
enlltl vote IL rast for tlia r1Eillar Democratic
Elrvtors" IN lts late e.li!toii tho ,nslar. says:
It foot;s nt Il b. m. Of tlln i:!,ll Or October as
II 1intlc0ek wunltt probably ysoan
JnfH riiE PROCESSION -
wherein Greeley mil 'rtl.le.lf nrccctled him.
II tho 0ctober Stat,.s In really fndEcate tllo
is too sum to-lnYby muell' tor It's to decide
,wl!nt l,as takon l'lacr. Or ,wtnt lts. lessons,
but ~, u review uf tho Held llo woutt sen ipol
or II !lar who Hllntll.u mt cnl,eetIc il,nt
Yesterday was Il slcfsat iIor tlm, 1}omocrats
have met thu enemy, nsI they are not ours"
, 1880-10-14

Sptetaf D1pateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Oct. t3.-'rlu glorious
News from Ohio anl Ind[ann l,as lnatlc tho
Republicans beam witt, delight atE day, The
Democrats bel,E corrGspontl!ngly mn0tly nntt
tacltnrn. Republican grcenbacks wero
plenty to-day, and Democrats were lnntle to
tnke water OIL uil sorts Of bets, nnc bet Of
S100 being freely offered with IN takers TINT
lihEcock would not carry single Northern
State. Democrats uf prominence admitted
to ynnr representative to-day tint tho RE-
pl1htruns WERE sure to elect Sanger IN tho
Milwaukee, district and {;uenttsur I'll the Osll-
kash district. and carry tic Sucoatl And Third
Congressional Districts by rouslng major}-
ties. This Inst named siistrIct the Democrats
f,avo BEEN clnimimg BY fa1r mhjorItIrs, and
admit TINT, ito matter how lnrEc the Repub.
Ilcnn n,ujnrIty IL III Wisconsin, they will not
bu surprised. Republican Headquarters Mt
tho Assembly Chamber lust hight werc
crowded. until 2 o'clock with s.. =
AN INTENSELY ENTHUSIASTIC CROWD.
The Democrats got dtsgnsteu Mt III curly
hour, and c'ose.f up their headquarters. Thu
Republicans have BEEN hesito themselves
with Joy NIL lay. AMI chcor upon cheer have
been given for Gariio!t! aud Arthur Ono hum
dretl guns wcre fired this afternoon In honor
Ut the magnificent Victories In Ohio and lii
diana. 4 graild tnrchltght procession l,as
been arranged for next Tuesday night. tho
occasion botng tho spcecl, of Jntigo Tourgce,
and also to properly celebrate tho Ohio atll
Indiana Victories.
, 1880-10-14


Special Dlspatfh to The Chicago Tribune.
1SDiASAlUi.1s, Oct. 1:.--A lea.lLng lawyer
believes that the Stale election should be IT.
peatetl III November and thus aynitt my con-
fusion which might otherwise arise III cnse
the Supreme Court was called upon tn de
eide the constltutl0nastty Of tho amendments
recently anrllaled. "tt Is well understood" !"
said lie. '"tlat, sllond the. recent de-
cislon Of tho Court over.hrowlng these
amendments ever como before Judges
Elliott and Woods, they would Join Judge
Niblack In reversing it. Suppose then, that
nftcr golnE upon tho Bench It now case Is
brought before them and the decision re-
ycrsCl. It would Mt once rrsltler yold
the election In October. III other
words, MI election iii October will
Op legal only 10 l0ng rs tho
decisions stands, 80 that, whenever the inter
Ia reversed, the election authorized by 1t be-
comes illegal md void. frlIFs would ncces-
sariy terminate tic otlic1a1 career Of uli otll-
GERS elected ut that ting, or, to state
It differently, by their own decision Judges
Etlntt md Woods would oust themselves
from of1lcu together with tho uthers elected
III October. This wotld bG IL must singular
md ludlerons position for u'l concerned,
and, to avoid It, the only safety for Rep,,b-
leans Hes In repeating tho October election In
November. Several nf the foremost lawyers
III tho city llayG takGn the Inntter under ad-
vEsemcllt. md 1t IL nut unlikely that cot,-
ve1lt!nil of lawyers, Irrespective Of pArty,wlll
ba called ut MI carly day to decide tlo 1lles-
tIon whether the election sl,all he repeated
next lIontl.
, 1880-10-14

spssta, Dt.patea II TIT cAttaeo 1stbunt.
ST. PAUL. Alknr., Oct. la.-Of tho North
VESTS al,are III tllo general enthusiasm over
the result of tho Ohio alul 1ntltn,a elections,
1t col. be sa! there l,as not becl, such a ex-
cltelnent IN Minnesota sincs November, lB7al
Tho ilowspaper~otticcs have bcun del
nged MI day with tclegralns from
tho Interior towns asking for lntcst
returns tn advance OF publication, uni tho
streets beforo tho bulletin bonrls lave besn
crowded with cagcr renders. The people
lIays beer, III fur deceived by in,puuunt ncm.
ocrattg clain,s TINT tho result Is n s,lrur!sy tn
the most confident, unu the reelection
OF Jny Is tho greater. At
o'clock tonight tho I7lonccr Prcsa 1lulldng
was Illuminated OIL two slsles will. s00bril*
llant lights, and fireworks and transparent
cies weru displayed from tho frant. 4 little
lutcr several Thousand pc0plu assembled on
tho street before the building antl woro nj.
dresSell II, brief a1al stirring speeches BY ex-
Gov. &. X. Davis, the Iion. Fred Drlseoll, a,ld
UtiiefH.
, 1880-10-14
- !. !, VIRGINIA..
EFrEfT Or THE NEWS IN VIRGINIA.
.SXfAIh Ditpatth to Ths Ehisdnn TRIBUNE

EfFF.fA pF TIE NEWS IN fINHlNlAs
SNfbA DHpatth to tbs Chte4qo Tribune,
Nlcnunylhfya, Oct. 18,-'l'l.cro is great
rejoicing hero nmonK thn Republicans, and
depression among tho Democrats. Betting
l,ud beun two TO OLE l,are TINT lntlu,,u woul.!
10 Democratie. Tlis Republican success
Will have. THO effect, 50 fur rs V!r~
gnla Is ,ebilceFped, of causIng tho Re.
puh!icans. % fTnye the l.oadiuster ticket
a1n! yoto for the regular Republican ticket.
1t, cannot N 4snlca TINT tile Virginia Isa-
nubllcans, oNlng perhaps to tho Democratic
suryouhalngs, ,,haYe Of lato bccn tlespondent
ut wl.at thoY,, dee'nel tho gloomy outlook
for their iarsy,, hcnca mamy Of them
affiliated Will. lhe Rea.ljuster party
simply bccilHSe t. that movement was
antagonfstlc ..tp ,tho regular Democrats
ln, this State,.t H.: otllcr words, tAo frat
Fea! uttenpt WILL Uow he luada by tho Re-
iyltllcans to carry V!rs!nia for Garfield.
Thu ErenI,lu Slats Il s(Den.0crattc) says III Its
tlrst edition: "pl,lo Is neither a surprise nor
tlisaster to ,,s, b4E Indiana, ii 1t has really
ga1,e ag.!nst us ~ claimed by the latest Ills.
patches received. up to this writing. We I'D.
3l.tt u i-:.E':
~ DISAPPOINTMENT AND DISASTER
Isetylng upon tile .fact ti,at this Stato on I.
satt.. alld full yota OF her people may al.
why's bo depended upon to 20 peul-
ocratic, anu tr,l.tIr: thu very favor
'hble rep1rts ting ri us from
no canvass, and M.s., 80. assustuces VI