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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11
USreRTuNArELY The

UNFORTUNATELY the Demo-
cratic party, for years, has shown
10 unhappy knack in throwing
away the Fourth Congressional dis
tfict. In the late election we were
The victims of the old adage that
"a miss is as good as mile.u The
HERALD has given Wallace Leach
= hearty and cordial support. We
greatly regret that be has not been
eiected. We think that the young
man would have been an earnest
end indefatigable advocate of our
local interests, and that those
features OF his career which Offend
~ some Democrats ard repelled
republicans would have been re-.
paced by more attractive peculiar
5tlos. In fine, we thought this un-
oestionably gifted orator had
1own his wild OATS" and that his
ttellect and Judgment would have
leen the distinctive features of his
congressional career, If he had
teen elected. Yet we confess that
~ were never without misgivings
that he could not be elected. We
oAfd ~ much on the day the Con.
|0Fessional Convention assemb Ied
y Los Angeles. In On article which
lefdially conceded all Of Leach's
@nQusstionable claims to recogni-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11

The five principal brands of Bor.
deaux wine are tue Chateau
d'Yquem, the Chateau, Lafii tie, the
Chateau-MArgaux, the Chateau.
Latour, and the Haut Brion. The
Chateau and the domain Of Yquem
belong to the family Of Sur-Saiuces,
who bought 1t in 1855 from the
Seigneur Savage d'Yquem. Tue
domain covers $50 acres, about two.
thirds Of which are fanked with
the vines which yield the wine.
The average yield of the best quail
ity is 120 barrels of 200 gallons
each, and the prices realized vary
very much; for while the vintages
of 1859 aud 1851 were sold for $1,000
per barrel, those of 1853 and 1867
fetched little more than half that
sum. Laffilte belongs to
the Rotbschilds, to whom it was
bequeAthed by the late Baron
james de Rothschild, who pur-
chased it 10 1857 for 1928 600. The
average annual yisId Vt Chateau.
Lafiitte is $50 barrels Of 100
gallons each, and of this
l40 barrels are first.class
wine, fetching, as rule.
$3.50 per barrel. Chateau-Mar.
gaux Is of very ancient origin, the
site of the present house being that
Of fortress belonging to the fam
lily of Montferrand. Vines were
not planted on the domain till
1850, and in 1902 the
property was purchased by the
Marquis de Laconilla, who
pulled down the old castle and built
u very handsome chateau, which
was bought by Count ARuado In
1886. He sold 1t for $1,000, 900 to q
Paris banker, NJ. Pillet- Will, three
or four years ago, and the Margaux
domain yields upon an average 1855
barrels OF wine, each being worth
from year to year 81 900. Chateau
LatOur, the joint property Of NM.
de Fiere, de Beaumont, dc Ora
Vile, and de COurtevron, the de.
scendants of the Segur family, be-
louged In the seventeenth century
to secretary of Louis XIV; and
this vineyard, the produce Of which
is nearly all exported to England,
yields about 80 barrels Of tirsL.c las.
wine. The vineyard of the Cha
teau Briop, which belongs to NJ.
Amedee Larrien, covers about 12O
acres, and now grows about 100
barrels of first-class wine. The
price of the Haul Brion and the
Chateau atour may be put q tri-
tie lower than the Chateau.
Margaux; so that, taking these
five vineyards, one will not be far
wrong in estimating that they
yield 645 barrels Tor 10000 gal.
lons), worth, when purchased i'm
mediatefy after the vintage, a mill
Hon of dollars.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11

day expressing confidence In the
governments general policy were
carried by a majority OF two hun.
dred, the members of the Cabinet
would probably Withdraw their
signations. The Left unani-
mously instructed its bureau to ar
range with the bureau of the Re-
publican UHion for an interpella-
ton to the government. The Left
also agreed to the terms OF the mo.
ton expressing complete adherence
to the ministerial statement.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11
Only a Cape and a Sword.

Napoleon /. never forgot anything
least Of all the days of his power
ty and the Sights he then received.
When he first paid court to Ma
dame Beauharnais neither was rich
enough to keep n carriage, and the
young hero, who was deeply in
love, often gave the charming
widow his arm when che went to
visit her man OF business, q notary
named Rsguideau. Madame, who
had great confidence in this legal
adviser, who was a friend as we'll,
went to see him imm edIately after
her engagement to Bonaparte, who,
as usual, accompanied her, but,
from motives of delicacy, did not
enter the notary's cabinet, but re-
manned In an adjoining room,
where several clerks were writing.
The door being imperfectly closed,
he heard nearly all that was said
during the interview, and especial
~ the arguments used by Ragui-
deau to deter Madame de Beauhar.
nails from the marriage she hsrse II
ackno wledged che was about to
contract.
"Mark my words, Madame" said
the notary, earnestly, "you are
about to commit a great folly, of
which you will bitterly repent.
Why, this man you are about to
espouse has nothing in the world
but cape and q sword"
Eight years after Napoleon, on
the day Of his coronation, rs soon
as he was invested with his impe.
rial robes, said:
"Let them seek Raguldeau.
Have him come Instantly. / have
something to say to him."
The notary was brought and
stood much astonished before the
Emperor, who, with his peculiar
smile, said to him:
"Eh bien, monsieur, have I
nothing In the world but q cape
aud q sword?"
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11

ton. There were dozen Demo.
Gratis In this district who could
have been elected, by large ma
jority, over Pacbeco, with Godfrey
In or out of the field. Several Of
them live in Santa Clara county
and others live In Los Angeles and
other Southern counties of the dis
trict. The great thing in making
nomination for any office is to
put up somebody who can win.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11

FHERE is q good deal of the spirit
sskicking against the pricks"
onQst those of our San Francis.
contemporaries who talk about
I'D ia San Francisco having
0ught about the election of the
ncock aud English electors. II
IL there was an honest and un.
ight ex preston through the bal
box 1t was that which voiced
5, verdict of this Commonwealth
favsr OF the gallant and noble
: ncock.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11
AFTERNOON srREETs-i P. III.

Alta, 40 b. AIS a, Ais S; Savage, 2 b,
2.05a; Exchequer, AS b, 1.5o a; Mexican,
Belcher, Is; Union, 10Y b, 1OA a. lNh s,
l0M s.; Sierra Nevada. ~ b, TX a, "a 8;
Uphir. eh a; Chollar, 2 b; California, LEO
b; Jacket, 30 b, 4.40 a; Utah, 81 b, 81
a; imperial, I5c b, 900 a: scorpion. Ills b.,
I.20 a, lis s; Overman. SOC b, csc q; Gale
dondia, SOC b, IS a; Mexican, IA b, ~ a,
~ s; Potosi, IA b, lS0 a; Silver Hill, Soc
b, 40c q,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11

HE whole energies of Perry,
jod worth & Co. are now being
'oted to making wine tanks.
rr vincynrdisls have made up
iir minds that wine il good
ing to make and keep, and every
q cask, barrel and other recepta-
e Is being utilized in storing wine.
sprodacers have largely with
I'D their grapes from market and
I fer to take their chances as wine
II brandy makers.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11

aIR. L. j. ROSE last year paid at
Z 1t $4,000 revenue imposts on
les and brandies manufactured
I him. The probability is that,
ling the coming fiscal year, the
ments of that gentleman will
cup fully 500. 00O. We are sorry
st the local interests of this Sec
oiare obliged to respond so heav.
to the Internal Revenue de-
stsment; but, accepting the mat
as it stands, it is pleasant to
aQw that our wine and brandy
{. rests give evidences of such un-
istakabie vitality. The progress
iais modest interest is in a ratio
CHI promises unprecedented
s lth to Los Angeles county,
+ ng a period of ten years.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11

Now that harvesting operations
,nfs substantially over, the wheat
Yield Of the San Fernando valley
turns out to be unexpectedly large
and Of excellent quality. The
yield of the ranches Of the Messrs.
.Lankershim & Van Mugs alone
goes into the neighborhood OF one
hundred and fifty thousand sacks.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11

THE winter opens we'll. The
rains fortunately have not been
premature, but the Indications are
that before Novembe has run its
course they will be abundant.
Meanwhile, sales OF real estate on
5ndicial process have practically
ceased and property is steadily en-.
hanclpg in value.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11
As ! matter of fact there is not 8

AS matter of fact there is not a
section OF Los Angeles county
which Is not undergoing search.
Ing process of inquiry by persons
who intend to purchase real estate
here, If they are met in the proper
spirit and their Investigations
I've satisfactory. There is q
aalst but intelligent perception Of
truth, in Northern and Central
IA ifornia, that Los Angeles coun.
Isl sthe coming section.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11
Herald Steam Printing House.

The facilities OF the HERALD Steam
Printing House for doing Job work are not
surpassed In California outside of San
francisco and Sacramento. All work en-
1rusted to US will be executed with neat
ness and dispatch at the lowest living
rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11

The Tucson Star says 1t Is ru.
mored that the government, at an
early date, intends abandoning
Fort Grant and Camp Bowie, and
will lay out reservation six miles
square at Wilcox. Officers are
now 1t Wilcox making the neces.
ssry arraDgemenls.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11

only a dollar and . half. 1 took
you for candidate, SO many have
been here lately, and they don't
seem to care what is charged.n
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11
Canvass Go mpleted-Meady AID

OshtShs ~ npIeseu-Mo "So
s.Bkey.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10th. TIL g
canvass of the city vote by the
Board of Election Com missiOners
was completed this morning but
the footings have not yet been
made.
Moody and Sankey arrived to-.
day.
Northera Bette Dividsad.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10TH.
Northern Belle declares dividend
of fifty cents.
The "Pasiv Wants Rseounf.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10sh.-The
Post this evening says: "The Re-
publicans OF this city and State are
by no means satisfied that a rec
ord should be made in favor OF
Hancock for President and Rose
Grams for Congress. They believe
that there were fraudulent votes
and wrongful counts in this city
sufficient to insure at least the
election of the Garfield electors, II
the errors in San Francisco can be
corrected. 1t is therefore altogeth-
er likely that recount will be de.
maEded of the votes cast in this
city and it may be extended to the
entire State. The majority in the
State is SO narrow that if the votes
wronfully cast for Hancock in this
city can be cancelled, there seems
no doub. of the election of the ell
tire body of the Garfield electors.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11
NIGHTS NEWS.
Especial to the Ii ERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.l
PACIFIC COAST.
STOCK REPORT.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND Elk
CHANGE BOARD.
SAN FRANCISCO. Novem Der .

san FRANCISCO, November
1855 ophir. 5fs, @, Cyl 90 Alpha, 2.9o
6525 Mexican, 5Js, ~ % Confidence. $50
b 1917 le5 9 Nevada ga,
90 B & Is. So IS Utah, "a, VA
so Gala, $50 235 Bullion, 1.S0, Ia
450 Savage, Q, l.9j 1.70
1875 q II {, 3. 90. 3.45 200 Exchequer, l.3o,
145 Con Va, 2.55 LEO
$50 Chollar, | 80, l.S5l so Overman. Soc
1850 Potosi, 1850 $40 Union, 81, VS.
$50 H 4 N, $40, Sis $40 Alta, 4, 4.V5
$50 Point, IS, l.40 80 Occidental, LILO
40 Jacket, 400 $50 scorpion, Ito,
go Kentuck, 1.25, la5
l.20 $50 Benton, I.G0, l.s5
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11
Noriher. Bette Dividsnd.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 10TH
Northern Belle declares dividend
of fifty cents.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11

NEW YORK, Nov. 1Oth.-All pro-
posals to sell United States bonds
were rejectt d to-day on account Of
. dispute In New York.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 10
The tram from Madison Court
House, having on board five citi'
Gems in charge of Deputy United
states Marshall, arrested for al
legged violation of the election law,
was boarded Tuesday night as il
was leaving Madison by a party OF
masked men who released the pris.
oners and made the witnesses dis
embark.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1880-11-11

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DESSERTS THE DEMOCRACY.
4 PROMINENT IOWA 1r1R1lMAN.

8pfc4dt Dfsphfeh to Ihs Chttafo 1fithne.
DEs NofHEA, fn., Oct. 1.-.Joln Brennan,
Of Sioux City, tic leading Irisl. Dcnlucratio
orator III Town, II mot tho lenting orator ut
my nationality II. thu party IN this Statc, Ilas
written hitter tleclnrinH his intention To
yoto for Garfield AMI Arthur niM the Ncnuh-
ifcnn Congressional Ticket. Mr.. brennan
WIS Inst summer. Mt the National Convention
Of uhltGtl lrlslmell held ut PHILADELPHIA.
elected President OF the Ass9c1titl0n. III Ills
lettcf tlG Anya: e III my humble opinion there
Is only oie question Ii, this ea,,yass III which
1rls!inlet ~ Irish mel, arc Interested. refer
to tho eantltct between tho American policy
nf protection ~ h1MH Industry ,s,tl tho Eli
1iAl pnfcy ut FREQ trade. Enkia1Nl'a {0ltrY
Ing ting Industries and tllo consequent
pY0snersty .nf my nntlye ts!Wfu: at,a E!,-
KInnd's p01iey and EnRlnl,l's nEents and
uKeticfcs nrB nt work III this corlitry tt,-tlny
seeklng to ruin tile .greAt Industries tjf
America and tic American taborlng cllsses.
As M American cItize'l, alltl rs MI lrfshN,n1,
l am In fAvtlr Of Atrnng, healthy thrift nl,a
stafwart tariff legislators. ntltt ls atrll atu
oppusetl to the election of Uttllt.crntlc t.Oi-
grcs4l'le,I IN tho lat!g,.agc pf Dean Swift,
wnn!h burn everything TINT calllps from
England but l.cr. c0af,' Antl II iuy voice alli
my feelings could reach tho 1,G00.000 yuters
of my rnGc In tile United Stntes, ttere wouhi
not be n frec:tradc majority In the Congress
OF tic United StnteS."
, 1880-10-02
OHIO.
GEN. 0ROsvENC,1t cOSF1DFSNT.
SlMelttI fIfSnaish ia tt'hs f,hftnna IffhliuS.

HENs bNJSN GUNFlpFSST
Special Ufspateh to The Chlc1po Tribune.
CLEVELAND, o., Oct. III ilat short In
terytcw this evening With Gen. Charles tiros-
yer0r. or Athens, than whom probably ITO
inan III tho State Is better qualified tn speak
Of tile prospects Of Republican SUCCESS. Mr..
('rnsyGnor WIS actively Ia tic campaign lust
fall mid Inns beGn for nlIlliy years pnst.
"Wllat do sou think of tho prospcct?" was
asked.
3" From careful observations, anil CONVERSE
tt0ns with thuse WHO Should know, III many
different paris 0f iii, Stnte. SEQ nb reason
to form a,,y other opinion than that We arc
gaing 10 carry tho State by abnlit the same
majority rs CharIlo Foster got for Governor
Inst fnit."
",rllut WIS 1900, was 1t not9'
"EXactIy; md wu shall ,,0t fall short of
TINT, I think, ,,lIlrss Cincinnati shall turn
mt IN some way to tllsAppolnt rs MI. Tho
puiIticnI 1nnclllne In tnt ereat city IS so cotl-
plox TINT 1t is very difficult 10 tell iusthow
1t lnay work. A. very sunll thing will soule-
times change Il large number nf votes, and
TINT t!.lnGg 'nny happen on the very eve Of
"Do yon tIink. anything Of the, kind sou
GO net. nnd tn nut fsnr tie general re-
snlt II II dors. NDtli,ng, II my }gds'aent,
Elt!a pEHtEllk ltlG 4kEpullE1atIS NllIi4 ClIb
thtA yeur by q handsome lnnjHrltr. Tl0
changing Uf votes which sometimes happens
In Cincinnati cnntilt t,n large enough 10
overthrow our majority In tlIa Stnte."
nESOuScISH DEMOCRACY.
Speeiaf Hspntrh 10 7ht Eheagh Tribune.
TnE,En0, o., Oct. l.-'fwu other Important
tiesectftns Ut especial interest nnd encourages
tllcut tn Republicans OF Northwestern Ohth
are announced t0-tlay. Thurman l3al1i,blcl,
! at influential German, and Until yesterday
| Chnirlllan 0f the National tnnnty Committed,
has reslgnctl, ul eutllt out fOr Judge llitc1e
| Thu atl.cr eilsn II TINT ni C0i. ArHuit Nc
| Ainul,. WIN WIS Il KaliNn Suttlfur, n,d cotl,-
Msat.uvtl tho Twpnty-llrst uhlo at two at ITS
mnst brilliant ncliEryelncnts " the South
wrst. liz says 0l,s1ily to-day that li1 etttihnt
90 llNrtl, MlM, MAS q prossonneel Cnuperlseuu
| during tic Wnr IlsH exteht. OF this move
! ulent uitlanR less prominent voters Is cAlcll-
lated tU he immense.
| PRESIDENT 1t1SSlA1.E. OF HIRAM.
Special Dhpateh 10 The Chttngo Tribune.
CLEtELAxD. u, Oct. i.-i'vst!lent llfns'
| .lac, Df llru,n Cdflcge, wh1 has been mHk-
! ing sunu speeches III SGltthprl1 Indiana, Inns
| cutlIe back completely ust1ll,HttHl nj tho
tlcliscstess of tle lHnorlslcu whlcl! liu .lls.
ctvereH thcrc n.tinnE tic masses Ut tho Dt::
! mDtrnty. liz feels that NsgNnseNt IL ~H!l
nigkI useless ~ q hlcl1ls OF conversion. l!g
II hopeini, however, In regard to tho result
thoru In October.
, 1880-10-02
PLAIN TALK,
GEN. GRANT DESUuScEs SOUTHERN OUT.
2tAUE3.

nrss nt,AHr nEStN,Scrs an11rtyERq ORR.
"''A'' "''eN'' ". rU. W.
ro,. ,...,u .,.".'. mAuns. 1:"..,, =. ,,a.
Gell. Nrnnta recent speech nt warren, u,
recalls n letter 1e wrote to CIV. Chn1nbcr-
III" ~ conti, roro,iuo m tio iIonh,, r,,
i1l!l. OF oouln Cnlolil'h, oH tie 1latilpuTg )
massacre. Thu following Is tho letter alluded
W. rx.a, =, ,,xu,,. ys,n,,.s,n,, n n
III: - ,v1n Wy, y, sli1;,. y: ~:
Iy ~, ~ ~ - s!' H III IN teeeIpd na ynus
inG ;arn " yay yiniMa n n ~, o ~ r.
tn naf9f,is natsacre Or innoGont mGh ~ ano
IWm VI a!alpms II r.. 2. y. ~, n1n s'ews Wn!cn so
express ~ ~ Lto nty Saa uwe 10 HnHr nNtH q
GG ,i4 a iG ot1s Snr ~ s ssero " nt tS m .aoT Sy
the ulut,!ins nf tner nwi cfnsn,ghGps: e ala tt,
~ .,t.o ~ t,n, H. III ,sn, ronnrv r.imi
~ H. tta ~ ~! tu Hda %un hiM =, a,ra ;na
~ ,,,tnnat,I m III ~: tt,ht f,,v % "onc,r ~ '" n hs
% ~ !rm. .ms ss, Sin1.,,,,.t,, ~. ,,nn
see"o ~ ~ Vt u.uv. ,,.. ~ ~ W." @
ioi,, n ny ,', s . ~, Us hos cn% Ms'
ntS , " tns smsss H. Wy. III nas t ~,
ss.ea ~ T."gr sLsS ssi.sar MI Ill tpo tssno aaIs ~"
9 ~ n csasp n, ne,nan,;
~ , ~ s, ~ ns s,,,,i ~
tnronnn Irt,i Mna xio!enee Seh ~ Mo,u @ oe
sS!!rGcty cr'Ittea 70 saxagss. innen 'css 70 cN
,@n1un @ NIL -! ie"!m,S. As ~ - so"f 9
, 1880-10-02

Aty anu FGWHTK Will heklu IlCAfy tulItlIl-
Trhe 1t,ratle will consist Of tl.rco diyEslnna.
'ttu first AMI sttnnlt viii hu composed Df rtY
n|sanxutituls and il.n third Uf visiting clubs.
l1,G S.!9'k EvrllnnEG Club, rnIilpl'sttl lnnssly
will he assigned tho l'oat 81 lt'tlur
III Tie linz Of Mnnrci. The obfect of tho n1a,i-
nntfs tNft1 bo to surprise tho public ~ n
vust aggregation Ut fnrres rather than
10 tnzzig by tho parade Of brilliant uniforms.
INCH forgaiilzatldn viii exhibit ono tEnnspn-
rcMdy, ,a,hl tllcro will bo 1lona OF, the aetlsa-
t[ontf tnotlOcs Which s0nletincs charaGterlze
s,tcq demonstrations. Thers will he 100 AS
siStAht hInrsllnfs md nl,1s IN asslal III Tic
'llnn},,tnnlctIt Of tlla c0lnuin. It wEll be tho
laretst Republican demonstration OF tho
cnn,paisn.
THE HARMONIOUS DEMOCRACY
made aNdllter dlnrtlye nttempt at the Win
citeatcrtlotci this RttGfnu0n md evening to
cuNle IN, rome satisfactory understanding
1t,lpng tllejtlSetypa ~ tu tiin SELECTION 0t y
Mnypr for Tie silly, ,Y1M otlser MMn!e!&al asl!-
rura.f 10th lhniiany mud ntlti.rnn,nnny
ist tat OH naming thu Mayor, and that. n whit
makes trouble, Hn{ what Will reiit1inB to
make tHWl,lr. After WrNng1ihg, fer n10rr
tln,n six nllrs. tlln conference ntltonrnef lil
l'htstlny Without accomplishing sinythlnEl,c-
yt,nA getlng Magsy. Tlie result Ut tl.la con-
'ferenets ms NutIo1ml. slgnlIlr!ncr, Inns
tnnell III allsaEres1ilcnt between tho Demo.
Ut4ltlG DrlaI,rcii hf New York now VIII almost
certulml,iEynrnnteH the StntG to tho lHpub.
llcnns III, ,|lln Nnl1oli1l elGcti0l,.
, 1880-10-02


full and con!plcto reply TO tho strAduln-bllF
speech of Mr.. Stevenson Df lust Monday
nagllt, fully tlemolstrntinE ttle ttnlnlr posi-.
tun Of TINT gentleman, nrtl oxpnsitE !tls
frn,lMirnt rrrrrsniisttinil .f Tho !ss,.!a w"
fnrn. tlin prnpir. Ar; Stev"iisnlt VIII IN.
.innsofe,i'y 'M ''tfentesi this full ny very
inrgn n!H]ntlty:
Aia]. t.,thtngtot tnt1}y st'rpr'se't h's sries'.s
nttl NetgllsmrA ly the nhlu manner III
which lin hlscnSsG' tic ISSUES nf THO entI-
pnlGti. lie VIII Eesn VERY lnrg9 ynto ~ tli's.
Ills home, where many cnntll;l anu 1alr-
mlndctl Democrats VIII vote for Him.
BrlnSGFfEi.D.
spfeta, nl.patrA 10 The Chte.,q, Tribune.
SrRtSNFfEI.t,. ILL.,, Oct. Lit lNS hGcntno
evident tint tfC!,. s3tEWhrt Ia Na0'lHtI VIII
receive y, gclllilhu pynt1M hcll' ltl-i'lnrrt3w
night. tinrlirtt! 1itl arthur ClMl(s VIII TO
present III Uniform rum NJ hnTtS OF tho
county, Htia t!lGfe VIII 10 ht tieast%,V!totches
bl!rtllng ~ tic lines. 1.
Thc Dclnncrats attempted to tnke ~.
vantage Of tliG crowds y! tlle ctty nllti ho'd
polltlcnl nleetlng i9-illgl,t: THIS npGnkcr MI
lIt!titeh wns tiie linlis Wl!liaiii u. llcrldni!,
witt was advertised ~ "lttlic0ln's OH part-
ncr.", Nnt lhOS1 tlllll tWci,ty,nva or ttllrty
people hr1carrtl. nlitl tue injecting llzzle'i of.
Th1s Illustrates tlIe litsthy M,nn,lE ti'n 1,e,M.
;,erA1s ~ tli!S fIS. ~ WIZ Us lso llGt lu4t to
, 1880-10-02
NEW YORK,
TIT: CosllN9 s1t,SsrEih l'A'sApE.
RpxsIus Otxpatfh 10 T4a EAtsaao IfIbunk.

8p<e1as Dtspateh 10 Tas Chicago Tribune.
NEW -YonK, Oct: ct:l.-Preparattons arc be-.
ing lna.ia M MI extensive seals tar tho lnoll-
stur paga<te 10 co,nu off 0n Oct IL III tlls city,
u, tho occasiun Of the visit ot ten. Grant.
Go,.. Lloyd AsplnwalI lIas bcon selected rs
Campaign Ciub' n'of tho Stats. celltrat
Committee, which Organization ll,.s ellar9
of the a!Ea1s. THE Reviewing statA wItl ua
erected at the side .ot tho Worth ,nona,nrnt
In Ala,ltson Squire; on whEel! ticn. Gr1.nt
will bo statione.i, With distinguished mem
hers Of the purity. lSoms Ut thp local clubs
.iayo expended IL good leal Of money
for uniforms, md will appear well equipped
for. tha oecasso,,. Ex:S!seslK NHxSyts, OF
brooklyn, l.us sent;wQr4 that he will be Oh
, 1880-10-02
NOTES..

AN APPEAL FUn MONEY.
Special Dtsuasei tu 7ht Chicago 7ttbmnG
WAs,uS0ToS, D. C., Oct. 1.-Tho Wasll-
lngton fos., this morning. has another fran
tic appeal to Democrats for money col!ss!h''.
ti0ns tn secure tho election Ut Hancock, anil
demands tint every Democratic voter s'tail
coNtrthut0 Que duy's wages, urging TINT tho
luo,,ey contributed be scnt to William II.
]Mrn,,u,. Now York, politically known as
rlng 10 tho IssuG III 1ntllana. t'1at the purity
TINT comes down tho l0ilestretct! at the
must exciting pace. ni,tl grcntest external
show of strength Is the purity TINT will Win,
CONGRESSIONAL 0A1Ss.
SouIe at tho Republican managers nre coIls
number of CnngTessnlelt M @ y tne sonth to
resentuttyes even H. thcrc arc 10 rains ~ the
Snrthes" sasgf x%s sf easass nssss
wlIicA l,a* bern lnaae Ut Virginia. North
CarnIlla, FIori.Iu, aud Ataryln1.tt. The tloory
Is that tllera may 10 three llennbltcat, coll-
f.uujsiiltla, one froMl Flurlda, ono (posslbly
two) from t;eorgla,. and QUO iis rexas. i y
t0 lso fearetl tlnlt tts confident expectation OF
few Will NOT be rcalllqu.
NOT TlluE,
Mr.. AlcPiters0ll snys tho Democratic state.
mu,ltx that the Republicans llAye received
yilSt amounts ut nancy In the lust foW GAy8
aro nipllsellse alll are Invented sols(y forpar'
tIsui. purposes.
THE y.no1x1A Fhvp. -.
Tho fclltl between tho two factions Of tia
hlttsfness. fa.4laay tho ifhiV. .orga!i Of tio
itraAlusters, !!as lEu'.ty-twl brlef ulltorlals
rs rty saej' o ii F'f tsse bssi!ng ys nj ~ "s 1S Fa
parus thonl to u,e blooly:stIirt Msii At the
, 1880-10-02

gcns Of TINT county frf which thero nrc a fnwl,
Ing to ,1n 4 larger Illicit whisky bus nfsa tb4
I'M. and wihtor t,an ever GellTe. It. f. Rcnnrally
tint tho anutt. viii curry t1o nrxt Presidential
clrctTnn. nttsl lfay rxnftAnty buast 10 mo tlnlt
Whrn ttlhenek Il tlHHfrl fl,oy will Hn nlh'wtNl
tllolr HtllH tlsd sell thDir whisky uniDltAtesl.