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FIRST SENATORIAL,

JOHN LILLE KING FOH REPRESENTATIVE.
The approaching session Of the Legislature
promises to be the most important me that has
been held within decade. In consonance With
the constitutional provision. the Legislature
viii be called upon to rcdistrict tho State into
l1fty-one Senatorial districts, and also to re-
model the Congressional districts on whatever
bas!s OF representation Congress may see tit to
elect. There are. besides. to be remedcd sew
eral abuses, which have grown out of a lax
formulation of the law regarding the institution
Of suits for small SUMS before Justices OF the
Pence, and the statutes In relation to landlord
and tenant- It is safe to say that nowhere
on this continent have as vile otiragcs
been perpetratcd on people, Of small means
as in this city. People have have, been
lear before country Justices Ut rhe most incnn-
reuicnt OF hours, us defendants 10 suits III which
in moruls, law, and equity they were not par
time and money. and an appearance Of the de-
frndant nimost invariably was followed ny
continuance at the request ct the rascal!y pla,n-
fnult. II has been surtnised, nud. not without
REASON, Tint many OF these Country Justices
have continuously and corruptly stood IN
suits, but. as they invariably stand BE- 81;
hIud the technical provisions OF the ni-
prepared sta.ntes' lsd it has ,ury p1en to '"p1s o
tain sufficient evidence tending to SHOW del1o-
crate mnlteasance, and for THIS reason euese
petty ..
5,1p1c1A1, PIRATES HAVE UNIFORMLY EscAPEp'
The Inv relating to landlord and teuant IS Il
"a *, much given to boasting, and nothing !ike
It can be found anywhere outside Ut the stat, ,
utes which the English Parliament aas ennc.Sn
fnr The exclusive i5encnG OF the absentee !and-
i,,r1fs of Ireland, The recent revelations II
:raE rn1BuSE Of the perfectly damnable out
ruecs wi,Ich we're perpetrated IN the name .. "
nn by the rpai-estale shark Tra5k ann
,uher: Of his kidney, clearly prove tnns
,ha tine has cume fur thorou8a ~
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct 30.-The Secre~
ary Of the Interior to-day appointed A. B.
Nichols. Engineer Of the Bureau Of Railroad
Accounts; Hoyt Sherman, of Iowa. and j.
B. Bloom, of New York, Commissioners to
examine the recently completed section Of
the Atlantic s. Pacific Railroad from Albu-
uuerque, ftty-two miles westward in New
Mexico.
United States currency outstanding date,
$780,, GGs12 s:3,j5
COLLECTOR Clark, under dateof Atlanta, Ca,
telcgraphs: 49,. Have seized within thirty
days thirty illicit distitleries, tw1 teams, and
about i 600 gallons of Illicit spirits. Nine Of
the distilleries were In the notorious Red
Oak ncfEhborhood. AS soon as the stills are
torn out in that section others are at once set
up. and the Illicit work resumed"
Thursday, Nov. 25, has been designated by
the President as day Of National thanks
giving.
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SECOND CONGRESSIONAL.

REPUBLICANS! RALLY FOR GEORGE Il. DAVIS.
At no one point In Illinois will the Repnb'icans
oeeo ths ~ ,.,, s,s, C.,.'-.,,.,Te...,, n;,..;nt
cess tnan IN tne sccohd congfess'o'al D'strlct'
The situation here i3 critical one, and only
persistent hard work can secure Republican
victory. The Second District hns tonp becnn
,,a..a; ~. Ssna T. u";,e.. nas 'as ns ...,s.a
represented it in Congress, rs d minor but es-
sential portion Of himself and it was BY virtue
OF bis clulm that he possessed the district that
~ hoa-..> ,,. - Crs~. ~
~ oeeNao n1aso1 v. epsaso' ac c""
not aguln oo nominated for Mayor
tho election Of Fnsnsvorth, who is merely play
ing inc part OF llarrfso'lt:in dummy III the
present contest and, ns Il candidate tor reelec-
uon, he has stnkcd his all upon Fnrns,vorth's
success. In order to carry the district for the
Dcnucrncy, nc has employed I'LL and any means
M at ntS command: Inc enormous registration u
mean@ whose nature shows tho desperate game
Harrison y playing with q view to his rono,ni-
mutton ny. US Mayor next spring. Al day long the
houses iii th6 Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth Wards
l"r nateI!at ot1t u WHICH ~ crea1e fgGsstered
Xii w"s nsh IN whirn tn,i1e - tn 1heir nnts
and. nut con1cnt with registering such ms werc
w"rs vith 9ha s',, sa,,re s' p n!n of
thu t:,ry. = '' ece''11 * - o'''0' p"A 10 -
Ir II he ;n+rntin,,.or. rho na,,ooraor m ,r,,oo
dag ~ n,ss ~ I.,,,.l,nray;on ~ ,;y,,,as;Tia
@ pcrsons SIM in tront Of Tie polis, md keep tilem @
ttnrf. .,ij flHr fr in order r ytf,1ti.. I{afu,f
aIs from yorinr' and nniv thr nron,n1cst aTd
,nst nsy,;srr,t s,nri,,, IN I'M nrt IF Tx fln,
,ins vii nr.v'.nt 1ha cnrryI',,, W i,,tn ,.t.t.s ~
tl,a ncf f;o,,s sch..mo ,'hn 1.,nnnr,ata ,v;i Ia
o., lie grSun1 eartv: tliu Rennll.s,,.s mist tio
ch, IIan.nrs @ ,,.,,st % hc sn ~ cIonn ,sbnn n
~ nems,7,,; l.. ,.,,,l,inz, can " ra.e,. fr, ,h
nerfHr,".;,'c,. ~ .haIr f,tv ~ ~ sa.;m~ tnnt ,ho
i,,,,,sst 4 ,or,yI n 1Ms, h;s
vutI. and thnt he ishnhast nn.nncr,tc Sa,1e u" is
,,rerenrrl ron. m m, hjs' ''.e' -
f'Were tho c,ntsst' niiowt.1 Ia denend ,,non.the
p'ji ,1,p,nastnn; he. uo r,ctary he i1rre
m, ,rlry fnr f,I: 1icnrre i, nsvis rhe d5st III
;s ;; f,,se f,,,o htt ~ in;x;s ~ norson,i'r e.
,n,,.t, .tronssrr =, md ll.1a th.n II, "nenot ~
rhnt The r.ss,,t Wnuii nn,sida ,niinapt.s in9t
nt IN ,oinro 49, ~ nununccs ,,i;' i .J;s
date. In his rGic of ta,rtcr Hurrisnns nnlit;,s.,'
nroTv hnwny,r S9r Enrnsx1.'4 haa m',al"nd mu1
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munication OF the Director reported pre-
amble and resolution. which were unani-
Inotlsly adopted by the Exchange. They
Mississippi Talley, indosss the tS Sationl Vi ~.
Board of Health, and demand the ,naintc-
nanee OF its Inspection service by the (srnarat
government until the valley shall be RI
aeeMed from the scourge OF epidemic dis
4aSt
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NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Oct. So.-In response to
4 request from the Director Of the Inspee-
tton Service Of the National Board Ut Health
for an expression of opinion on the necess'-
ty of continuing this service during the next
year, called meeting Of the Cotton Ex-
change was held this afternoon. me meet !;e.t.
i,iy was largely attended by reREessn!!alNe
Jusilless-t,lrn, bankers, and leading cltizens-
A C.uiulttee to WHOM WIS relef1eo lne co11-
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IN GENERAL.

The primal object of closing stores md other
places Of business on eiectlon-day Is OF course
to grant the employees therein cngngel fair
ind full opportunity tn exercise tho privilege OF
the ballot, but there IS another result which
should follow, hardy less. Important than this.
Upon the day Of an important election there ia
zone voter who eau exercise stronger per-
sonal influence than the businessman. At all
hours and up to the lust hour Of the day voters
will DO found who have not yet made up their
minds, and whose honest hesltAncy could bt,
quickly removed by few snge words from the
lips OF an able and reputable man Of business
These men, constituting what Ia known as the
floating yote, heye listened to the speeches OF
the orators and the persnaslons Of the "politi-
eilns" Of both parties, without coming under
conviction. The only thing they have not been
supplied with. in all Likelihood, Is candid stnte
n1enr OF opinion from man having large per-
son'l interests at stake, and in very many cases
tue simple utterunce by such II man of an opfl-
ion with few ciearly-stnted reusons for 1t will
turn the scale In the tntnd at doubter ami
secure u vote fur the Republican party. The
hint should be taken by Republican business
men, whose presence Mt tho polls on Tuesday
would more than counteract the work Of ten
times as many Democratic ward-bummers.
THE SUPERVISORS OF ELEcYIoS
put IN an appearance yesterday at tho G0rcrn-
1HeQL bunQfnG. DflllVlnB Will tuotu laelr DOCKS
containing full or partial copies of the registra-
tlon books. and receiving the return sh eets
On which they nre to fill IN the results Of T1fes-
days election Tor submission to and preservA-
tiun by the Chief Supervisor, Henry ". Bishop.
There was no special object In requiring them
TO bring these books, except to see how they
were progressing with the work. Some hufi
finished copying OF the lists Of names in the
registration books: but more had nor, and will
use up the hest purt OF Mondny in completing
the Job. Some, agnin, did not turn up ut all
though their number was comparatively few,
but they will probubly be heard from some time
Monday, with a demand for return sheets. The
books us rule were neat, and the names quite
icgibie. Very few Of the Supervisors had any
thing but un approximate idea Of the number
Ut nttll.es their bosks. ;tud some had not eycu
that. a scanning of the lists, however, Showed
what is more fully apparent til anorher place,
and wint THE TRIBUNE, has insisted would he
1he case all the tImc-suspiciously heuyy regis
tration in the Democratic lodging-houss pro-
cints. r r
GEN. HAWLEY.
4 rousing meeting OF the Republicans OF the
fourth Ward wns held last night ut tho corner
IT South Park avenue aud Thirty-thfrd street,,
:UJ Republicans being in attendance. The
speaker Of the evening was Gen. j. c. Hawley.
sho mnde II strong tsllk, nrousing much en-
thuslusn In his audience He explained and
pointed out the excellence OF the United States
Election luws, aud was urgent In his plea for
united Nation which brought win it credit and
nonos, and witch made our curfetcy at pAr, and
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THE PRESIDENTIAL VOTE OF 1876 IN CooK
COUNTY.
The following tabe~shows the vote cast by
wards and towns in Cook County ut the Presl-
Dental election OF 1871 It will be useful as a
basis for comparison with tho yotc to be cast
Tuesday, and should be preserved by those i,l-
ttrcsted in political matters 50 that it may he
han
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OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW York, Oct SO.-Arrived. the Ger
mania, from Liverpool. -.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct 80.-Arrived, Wyorn-
Ing, from New York.
LONDON, Oct. 3o.-Steamers Denmark and
State OF Pennsylvania, from New York,
have arrived ont.
LONDON. Oct. 3o.-Steamers Belgen.and.
from Philadelphia, and Btriin. 2, Caland,
and Prlnz Wilhelm, from New York, have
arrived out,
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CHARLESTON, Oct. eo.-The steanl-t,1s Re-
public spoke off tbs port at i p. nj. totlay
the steamship Horden, from Port Royal, $,
c., for European potts. iatten with cotton
and reported on fire. The Captail, of the Re-
public offered to pump into the burning cot
ton, but the CAPTAIN Of the Ilortlen preferred
not to remove his hatch, and put back for
Port ROYAL
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Half-fare excursion to Kansas. Cheapest rate
ever knownl On Nov . the AtchIson, Topeka
1: Santa F6 Kaftroad will run nm excursion from
Chfcngo to Dodge City, in Southwest Kansas.
Fare for the round trip *l5.5o. For full &n!or-
nation. tickets, etc, apply to u. Solomon. Spe-
ciul Agent, IS South Clark street, Chicago.
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ACQUITTED.
Suft{d{ D{sputch to Ths CHICAGO Tribune,

ACIZCTTTEU.
spttta1. Dtspateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
OMAHA, Neb., Oct 30.-Chester r. Allen,
who has been on trial ut Sidney on charge
OF stealing about $40, ,0t0 in gold bullion and
dust from the Union Pacific Railroad, was
acquitted yesterday utter the jury being out
twenty hours. The bullion was taken from
the express Office while Agent Allen was at
dinner, and hidden under the building. the
thieves having cut hole through the floor.
1t was discovered buried in coal-pile before
the thieves could get chance to get away
with 1t. and it was nil recovered except
about $1,000. Suspicion pointed to Allen as
either being the principal or an acconlp1ice
In the robbery, and he was accordingly ar
rested soon after the robbery. -.
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TRIP TO EUROPE FOR $742.

All expenses included. Hotels and travelling
Invariably frst-ciass. a few ladies and gentle
men Gnu join n party conducted By a young gen.
tlcrnan OF considerable European experience
Limited number o1lv. For particulars. route:
etc, address ". T., P.-O. Box q, Brooklyn. Il. 7.
, 1880-10-31

BorroS, Mss. Oct. c0.-Thr steamer
Sidenian, from Gibraltar, has arrived here
with three passengers OF the steamer Joseph
Ferns, spoken at sea disabled
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New ORLEANS, Oct. so.-The jury in the
case OF Martin Nolan, Aleck c. Giles, alias
Frenchy Joe, and John Crowley, indicted
Oct. Il for the murder Of Michael Mead at
Algiers on the night Of March l2, gave a
verdict Of guilty without capital punishment
as to Nolan and Giles, and not guilty as to
Crowley.
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AIkWE%T Ed.
CrScrxxAT1, O., Oct. SO. .-Ex-Sheriff Will
lam Pitt Wallace, of Hamilton County,
started from Denver this morning under ar
rest, to answer to the charge Of failing to
turn over to his successor all fees collected
by him when Sheriff.
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"Peaceab1y II you cen,'' but under all circum-
stauces keep Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup in the
huuSe.-
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INSTANTLY ErI1.Fn

MATEwAS, N. J., Oct s0.-John Hadtey
and Albert Bray were killed yesterday by
the caying in Of q clay pit in which they were
working.
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or the nsnnv con=h remedies before
thc pub1fc Mn&=,iists:r's Cough MIXTURE gives the
hest subtraction Procured only by John i.
Itt. corner Gt 4.a;stcd und Harrison streets, and
for sale by all druggists.
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vision Of tho laws governing rentals.
In John Lyle King. the regularly nominated can
didute, tho Republican voters. mud for that mat
tcs, the Democratic brethren, too. will find a
to do ull in his power secure the ubrogatIon OF
all sfarutes which. in the hight Of experience,
have proved to be cruelty unjust til a large
number Of the community. Mr King Is law
high With TTais brethren Of the Bur, and is IN
honest and cultured gentleman. The voters Of
the district will reflect hbunr on themselves by
electtnN him by n large majority.
>, 4 fhrgely-nttendcd meeting or the First Ward
Republican Club was held last evening, Col. Ab-
ner Taylor In the chnir. Tho closing details Of
the campaign were fully considered, ind prcpa-
ranons Tor pertectlng the organization Mt the
polls wore concluded. After short and st irri,g
speeches by Messrs John Lyle KING, David j.
wis unanimously udnptcd:
WHEREAS, The rights Of free speech ind the
noble principles of Justice and equity have tecn
grossly violated OIL two recent 0cc.sious-viz.: ut
aurora Turner-Hall. Milwaukee avenue. Mon
guy evening; Oct. q. and again atthe c!ub-rooln,
Grand Pacific Hotel, Tuesday evening, Oct. 70,
BY disrcputnhc Clique headed by one George
r. White, OF the Tenth Ward, and aid ell aud
abetted BY the bnlting dis'nntented members Of
WHEREAS, Tho Grand oid Republican party,
true to its principles of Justice. liberty, and
equality should set the seal nf its condemnation
ut all times nglinst the violation OF these prin-
ciples, aud condemn the riontors thereof to
Reso|rcl, That In the interest nnd In the sup
port Of the aforcsnid principles, we earnestly
call upon NIL good citizens Ut the district to rAlly
on the "a day of November To the support Ut
Citizen the Hon. john lyle King. 4 champion Of
liberty and justice, and by electine him by
la@ce majority secure to this district an elo-
quent, efficient, and cnpable Representative.
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81, GRAND PACIFIC HOTEL, CHICAGO, Ill, Oct: 60
slfshulen and their sons has been organized ut
Tue Grand Pacific Hotel. that b. organization we
nay punish thosc politicians who try to make
c'pisai BY defuming ns aud our country. You
hive been selected IN your ,SArd rs q true En-
ghshman to select two men in each precinct Of
your ward. aud report their n.n.es TO me on
Monday evening ut the Grand Pacittc. The men
Fhom you select wifi be expected to peddle tick
ets on next Tuesday for Ly,11an Trumbull. They
Will be expected to trllde any candidate 0H for
vote for HIM. Be judicious in this matter, and
W wifi defeat Parnclrs candidate for Governor,
and thereby ga;n everlasting respect TOR our
&elFes and beloved EuKiand. a
BY order OF the Committee r.
Per Il 81, Secretary
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Fatal. EXPLOSION.

ATLANTA. Ga.+ Oct. 30.-The boiler of the
Atlantic Flour Mill exploded to-day, killing
the engineer and fireman.
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The people have confidence in the Shakers
Snrsaptrilln, because d genuine Shaker ned
icine prepared by the Canterbury Shakers, Shak~
er Village. n. X.
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~ h1A< +AAAf {S"
Henry ", King s Co.,
Selx, SchwAb j. Co..
Myers, Strauss s. Good
1nAu,
Cahn,, 'yarnpold s Co.,
Eddy. Harvey l. Co..
Sprague. Warner Co..
v. ". Hoyt s. Co.,
Knowles. Eloyt.s j. Co,
Charles Bat:z.
FaFwt.li, Miller j. Co.,
Work. Packer i Co,
J. Y. Furwell j. Co.,
Simon Strauss 4 CO.,
y. d. Williams j. Co.,
Sc41.,:.dig, Foreinnn T.
Ca,
Field. Benedict s. Co.,
1ackA1,l l. Hughes, ..
C.. n. Henderson, :.
Sweet, l)etnpster s. Co,
Dt.ggett, Bussttt& Hlits
C.,Elllntny,
North Chicago Rolling
+ Mill Company,
Parkhurst, s. Wilkinson
Walker, Oakley j. ca,
Gilbert HuJt,,trl Il Co..
LutliilKion, Wells l. Van
A:i1stuck Company,
Muckllllw I.,ltnlu:r Co,
.j1fnn Mason, L>NJ,nls O.
ltult & l3altr,tla,
jesse s2nltiln2,
Geo. Clark, & Co.,
'Dur4lld bro. IL Co.,
H. ~. u T.. Duraild,
Chas. P. Kellogg SEQ,
vuiecr s. Gentller,
j. kuppinhlu1cr.
Stein, Wright l. Co.,
king Bros. & Co.,
Mcneil s Higgins,
s. r. Harrington, s. Co.,
Cnnplnan. Grler s. Co.,
Hubbard. Spencer s. Co,
Kellogg & Barrett,
Z. Maef fet.gh s. Co.,
2. L,rillard s. Co,
Felix, Mar$ton& Blair,
H:!rtil.,1,, Merriam SEQ.
SibIey. Dudley l. Co.,
Norton Brothers,
6herer, Shirx s. Co.,
Spuuld.n= f. Merrick,
Hozkiug Il Saunders,
J. X. -Artnsby g. Ca,
P. e. Haldfurd & Co.,
D. b. Scu!iy,
J. ". Bridxinan,
Pitkin s. Brooks.
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That Indigestion or stomach gas at night. pre-
venting rest and sleep. will disappear BY uainE
Hon BitterS.
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Forttfy yourxe1fa%a1nst the inr1e1neil-
CT Ut tho season by cnrtchtug your blood, i. T.,
drink Arcutl's kutnySs-
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- @@N-e -@
j. T. Rverson s Son.
Dean, Whitaker + Co.,
= Flptd, Letter g. Co,
wholesale,
G. H. Fargt, s. Co.,
NJ u. " ellis s. Co.,
i, Keith Hrus.,
Carson, Pirie, Scott b
Co,
Buell., Cook s Sei1as,
Hart nros,,
Hart, Abt & Marx,
Ls.)ps,td Bros. s. Co.,
Clca.et.nd, Huley s.
oyden,#biewaite & Co.,
Heath s. Miliignrl,
Greer Adams & Co., +
McAu.ey, Dyke i Co.,
Clement, Naue a. Co.,
, o. Il. Keith &Co.,
; L. j. Shay s. Co.,
II. 4. kuiln s. Bro,
) Iugrsthum, Corbin b
May,
4, Gray brothers,
Tuwie s. TAPER,
j. B.lnderrieden i Bro,
E. L. Eaton.
Thompson t. Wetmore,
Squire Ulnxee.
:, ,Tno1npsa!, s. Taylor,
Herman, Hrt,S. s. Co,
+. W. Gsliett,
1t,p. e. Mems g. Co.,
S,:cl'erger, Breakey s.
, Brooks Droa,
NIn. Stewart
Morrison, I'lummer g.
ca,
. Masklcy, Alling g. Co,
Met1l.r, Rothscnild s.
- Co..
N. Shields,
j. ". Doune &Co.,
Lockwa,t,d j. Draper,
l.. Gl,u!d g. Co.,
W1n. Il. Allen & Co.,
]. i. Tol1nan s. Co.,
C. G. Cook j. Co.,
Lord. S=outerbcrg & Co.,
Hstrnt1crYer s. CO.,
DurIs.y A 1'yrrell, whole
sate store,
Van Sc.1lack, Steven
son s. Co.,
Bri1tnulI. Lamb e. Co.,
McKindley, Gllchrist s.
Co. ,
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ABE ROTHSCHILD'S TRIAL.
MARSHALL, Tex. Oct. 30.-The case Of Abe
Rotllschltd for the murder Of Diamond
Bessie has been docketed for Wednesday,
Nny q
, 1880-10-31
CRIMINAL NEWS.


AN In DlANA l3EMOCNAIs
Special Dtspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct 30.-For several
days 1t has been whispered in business circles
that Fred ". Fant, pork commission mer-
chant on South Delaware street, had left the
city to avoid the penalty Of his crimes. But
nothing was made public until to-day, when
the name Of Conrad Beck, the West Wash
ington street baker, was used in indorsing
note in bank. Notice was sent
to Mr. Beck, but as he had often
received communications addressed G.
Beck which were intended for Chris tian
Beck. no attention was paid 10 them. These
notices were taken by Faut, who called for
them, and easily succeeded In satisfying the
banks in respect to them. Ritztnger's Bank
discounted note of $500 for Faut, which
came due in September. After maturity
they learned that Ernest Faults intlorse-
month suit was begun on the note, there
theh being a balance unpaid Ut about $50.
1t was tllis suit that precipitated matters
and compelled hls fight. FAINT has
oeen business man OF Indianapolis since
and has been recognized as honorable and
industrious. but with a tendency to loose
ness in conducting his transactions. Until
tEls exposure he was never suspected Of
tcrookedness, although it is now said that his
urer of Hancock County, and is still
wealthy resident and manufacturer there,
paid 81 500 about q year ago to screen him
1rGm Iah pnniShment ;d for similar offense; and
%iS Stween fed taem to .s Hnpsassnt hsssS fssnsS
Of several secret societies and l'''Gua an
active Democratic politician. 70 bis
devotion to politics is laid the cause OF his
recent troubles. Atr. 4. W: Russing says
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OMAHA, Neb.,. Oct 3o-Sam Sincere, a
messenger Of the American Union Tele-
graph Company, was arrested to-day for
destroying messages for points west OF
Omaha, received here by the above
Company, to be forwarded by other lines
to their destination. Messages intrusted to
him to convey to the Western Union or At
less highly Important or requiring an answer,
he has been in the habit ct destroying, ap-
pr0priating the funds: given him to prepay.
them to the office of delivery and forging a
receipt to coyer~up his crookedness. This
nswlfy MESSAGES G Sent % BY y.parties : East to
points west Of Omaha BY the American
Union have never been received. The ex-
animation this afternoon will show the ex-
tent Of the crime, which is said to be very
serious
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SHOT BIZ AN OFFICER.

Speesa. Dtspateh to I,e Cht-aoo Tribune.
BLooM1SGroN, ILL.,, Oct. 3o.-Michae1 Nc
Hugh, one OF the most noted lawbreakers OF
Bloomington, was shot by Officer White of
the city police to-day, receiving a mortal
wound, the ball passing into his fntestines.
He was approaching White with drawn
dagger, and declaring he would take his life,
wien White shot.
ALLEGED MURDERER ARRESTED.
M1DDEErowN, O., Oct. 3o.-Tho1nas Johns
ton, suspected of the murder of Patrick
Daley, OH Tuesday last, and who was sup
posed to have fled, was this morning arrested
here and taken Immediately to Hamilton.
lie had concealed himself In sewer, but
was compelled BY the rising water from this
mornings rain to come out.
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Tildens maturity IN the .50I
HAYES majority in the towns ,9lS
Tiideu 8 majority ia the county. l33
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nULLpQZER WHITE.

TO thK Editor 07 Tie Chlcd06 7F76uHy.
CHICAGO, Oct. 30-At IL meeting last Tuesday
eyeniug1lt tic Grand Pacte. ut tho so-euiicd
Stnsight Republican Club, George =. White in
duiged In Il bitter and ungrlmtuAticnl scrced, In
which, after vilifyIng CnI. Taylor twho wns nb-
well knew that WAS a Citizen of the United
States and had rcgulurly and lawfully obtained
my naturalization pupcrs In this city in 18Th.
but knew 1t would have been unnvaillug. as Mr.
u. J. Lyon mud MIR: John Lyle King had been
previously denied tho privilege OF even asking
Mr.. White question s5 tt his unwArrn0tcd as
sertfons. Messrs. Lyon uild Ring are well-k
and respected citizens or tho ward. md when
the mob refused to hear them, 1t beca!ae evil
dent tn me that any effort ut reply OH my part
would havo proved futile. Respectfully.
e. W SMITH.
, 1880-10-31

Is ELAlPLE THAT SHOULD BE UNIVERSALLY
FOLLOWED.
The following business-houses yesterday
agreed to c1use their places Of business Tues
DIR. Over 100 Of the commissiou-inen on South
Water street have agreed to do likewise The
necessity for this action is SO obvious that it is
hoped that all employers will suspend business
tint day and give their employees an opportunity