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POLICE COURT-y,d0e SneU.

JURORS FOR THE CIRCUIT CoURT.-The follow
ing Ne mes were drawn from the jury box yes
terday of persons 10 serve in the two divisions
the Circuit Court in the October term, which
opens on the 18th instant:
Court No. John II. Reynolds. Georgetown;
y. L. Love, Ge0TgetoWn; W. Smith, Indiana
ave; Philip Il; Ward, 18Th St; r. r: Cross, 18th
g.: William syphax, nth ST.; Stafford Parker,
c st. s.W:; A. a. Ashe, X ST.; E. X. Stewart, 9TH
st. sW;; b. II. Warner, St; A. Ware, D st. Sc;
I. r. Riley, st. sw:;, Edgar Ball. 18th ST.; w.
+: Hayne, uDiontowD: T. NJ. Gill, E ST.; Charles
Whitloe, st. s.w.; E. Fl. King, G ST.; S. r.
" Watts connecticut ne ave; Charles Medford, sr.,
Bradley, II ST.; W. II. Grymes New York ave:
George W. Harvey, Pennsylvania ave, and
Jesse F. Mann, 23d st.
Won Tagen. B st. s.w.; George Ferguson, 14th
ST. Sc: William A. Barnes, * ST.; James S. Too
ham, 7th St; E. d. Brown, 4th st.; John w.
soteler Penn pehnsyyana ave-; W. H. Gray, St;
Lee, Mary land ave. s.w.; John A. Rheem nth
ST.; j. r: Washington, n ST.; W. O. Douglass,
9th st.; Patrick Fleming. sth ST.; R. H. Bontz,
Greer, Maryland ave. s.w.; James Workman
Pennsylvania ave; George F. Gulfck, New Jer-
sey ave. Sc; Joseph Gawler. Pennsylvania ave-:
ne: George T. Wade St; w. H. Dunn. 1Ih
ST.; Zephaniah Jones. 9th St; j. D. Kitch, n st.
HIGHWAY ROBBERY. - The police were In
formed this morning that highway robbery
had taken place at the entrance to the Soldiers
Home grounds last night. 1t Is reported that
an OLD soldier was Knocked down and robbed OF
$500 by another ola soldier named O'Horan. who
mas not been seen since then, and whom the
police are searching for.
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.-IIeld every
"Wednesday, at Queenstown, on the Metropoi-
tan Branch, B. & o. K. r., three miles from the
city, Lewis D. Means, proprietor. LBS head or
cattle were offered, of which all sold TO
butchers, at 31Ga45s cents per pound, and nom
remain over. 400 sheep and lambs up, OF which
pound: lambs 5a51I cents. Cows and calves
brought s25 to $40 per head. The state OF the
market was brisk.
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THE OOURTS,

CIRCUIT COURT-Judge C0r-{Specia1 Term.)
Yesterday, Brown agt. Kaiser; Judgment of
condemnation Burghardt agt. Hunt; judg-
ment by default for 1925. Higgins agt. Ham
INK; same for 1854, and OF condemnation.
EQUITY COURT-J,I1ge Cor.
Yesterday, Phillips agt. Carney; bill dis
missed. Edwards agt. Entwisle: motion to
amend bill granted. Clark aet. Perry; set for
october ~. Tolman agt. McGfll; testimony Or
deIed taken before E. A. Bailey, examiner
HOFFMAN agt. Hoffman, commission to select
guardian ad lttem appointed. Ingersoll agt.
James;Sales confirmed and conveyance ordered
Brown sgt Mount Zion church; tine for filing
amended bill limited to october is. Fassett agt.
Hltz: sale ordered, and E. c. Blunt appointed
trustee to sell.
POLICE COURT-J,tdge Shell
To-Day, John Merserole, vagraIcy; bonds or
30 days; appeal noted Ellen Williams, do; 80
days. 1hos. Wheeler, profanity; s. or days
annie Murphy, curstng and swearing; s. or Z
day. Emma Mcdonald. do; do Geo Clay
HON, larceny of 50 from Mary A. Cross; sent to
The Reform School during minority Column Gus
Swaggart, threats to Vic Norton, pleady guilty
and was required to give 800 bonds to Keep the
peace or 80 to jail for 60 days. John Blundop.
larceny OF wheelbarrow and stove from Henry
.obnson: resti' ution to the amount OF SIT or 60
days. Jenny Perry was charged with threats o
A1Eie Murphy, who testified that Jenny came
10 her house and drew razor on her; personal
bonds to keep the peace Chas jackson, lar
ceny OF ehilo's dress from Elizabeth Redmond:
continued.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Amusenpents. &c. Tonight
National 77tedter.-"The Tourists In the Pull
man Palace Car"
FOrds ODey-a House-"A Flock OF Geese"
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Another Modern Miracle.

Another Modern Miracle.
To the Editor or The Erening Star:
SIR:-SpontaneOuS cures or diseases have been
locked upon heretofore as marvellous. Dr.. p
Dewey. at SOS llth street northwest, cured me OF
a badly consuming catarrhal affection instan-
taneOuSly. was in his operating room about
twenty minutes. The application OF his extir-
pator left not even remnant OF the disease; the
foul matter In the head was expelel; the AMI
malcu'9 were driven out; the sores In the head,
throat and lungs were healed; there was no cor
ruption In the system left for the disease to feed
upon. believe DR.. Dewey TO be the only man
living who can cure catarrh scientifically. in
simultaneously and enectually. This is the
opinion or one who considers he owes his life to
Or. Dewey. | had spent large sums of money
previous to DR.. Dewey's treatment upon the
vain efforts OF high authorities in so-cailed
medical Jur1spi udence to cure me.
= The writer can be found between the hours of
IN. and pm. at McGilIS printing Office, E
street, between 18th aid 18th northwest.
.. HARNE
Itching Piles
Is one Of the most annoying diseases IN the
world and yet all can find sure relief by the use
OF Or. Srdgrle'S Ointment. 1t has been tested
IN thousands OF instances, and invariably
makes sure cure. The symptoms are mos
ture. like perspiration intense itching, increased
by scratching, very distressing particularly at
night, as II pin worms were crawling in and
ABOUT the rectum, the private parts are some
times affected. Procure the ointment at once.
Sold by all druggists.
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
We1les Health Reneecer." Greatest remedy on
earth for 1mpOtency, sexual debility, decline &c
81 at druggists. Depot, SIS Barclay street, NY,
ana 1or Washington at $50 Penn'a avenue.
"ALpERNEY WAGONS. Fresh Attorney pu ter
clurned every morning. and delivered in i b.
"Waro" prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cot ge
cheese. huttermilk and sweet milk &c. per q.
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CITY ITEMS.

LoDILLE'S HEADACHE SPECIFIC. The greatest
cure ever introduced for headache.
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DRY GOODS.

SHIRTsI SHIRTS Il
Brine,s SHIRTS. the cheapest
nNGksM Sih the ssstbs s, the longest
b brlne,s SMBkElLAS the strongest.
B Brnes Custom SHIRT. 70 ,surs. 81, for sl2
MONEY REFUNDED FOR GOODS NOT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mailed free.
J. b. BRINE.
430 18th &C. n.w.,
oct6 WASHINGTON, ID. O.
TMMEHsE STOCK
NEW AND CHEAP
DRY GO OBS.
Fines. quality FuRE Wool FRENCH DRESS
GODS (ln al colors. black. navy blue vine plum
& double V White sI.s ri g. "a So
u Pure M = White TABLE DAMAsK. so, g.. Is ~ Al
Pure Wool. wide double-width Black CASH
fssssbs ssazs EEssk az st RsEs
BLACK silks, BLACK SILKS
The best and cheapest 10 the city, Our 81. 81 IS
LADIES oLoAKs! LALIES' CLoAKS,
CAHTER's,
III Market Space.
r, CoIored sATiNs redaced to u. Excellent White
ment. Nottingham Lace for curtains. I2x to 81.
Siack CABIN ere shawis: Black Grape and Crape
Back in bi SLACK g.
Black Silk Warp Henretts. Immense assortment
Of Cloth for men and boys wear, rs to 81 50.
GATHERS,
oct5 7ll Market space.
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THE NATIONAL FAIR.
Third Day.
An Attractive Exhibition Now.

Large Attendance.
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churned every morning and delivered in y bs.
Ward" prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cot ge
cheese, huttermilk and sweet milk &C. per q
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1T IS ALLSGED." saws a cautious exchanya,
"tnat De. Mary Walker prescrioes DR.. BuIi's
Cough Syrup.
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GAS COaKIyG STOVES.

HEATING SPECIALTlES-
H MOTIFS SOCIAL LArRUBE
MOTIFS ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
MOTIFS STAR FURNACE.
Above goods ss cheap as any in the market -
and warranted to give satisfaction.
HAMILTON u SNEpD.
auR2l 100 9th street n.W.
, 1880-10-16
A WAIT.,.


PROCEEDING FlloM THE 11EAnT or THE
1'EMociArIC tAstt' IN INDIANA.
1SprAS.sio1.1s, Ind, Oct, l5.-The Demo-
cratic Executive Cotnmltteo have. issued tho
following atltlress:
lnfiisMI: THO rc4aat NJ tho election Inst rt,cs-
' Sss Ss ssssss %sn rs Y a nse r s1
l,ns achieved n this stato ia M ,,!l,ui snfprs,,
to-, !" The tsrS'eMSts 'at M e i !. ,o q th
party wcru II. ixnurnnt or ths fneats which thrfr
corrupt lendDr* wer, cmplpynK ~ wo wrrr.
Tint fIn,5 W1lf W cnsblo III Ia I'uO i" rc.r'eve. iii
the !njury wht, o',r free ,lnststus'ons s*iil
secura thclr triumph Is intnlcnnbo. The ca,tscs
which enabled tho Republican tarty to aacceeil
:sco S iT to @ @%frcaxs ne ~ sss a'o fissa s ] cs ns r
roscss tho eorr',t,t n'e " mn,cr t,r Tho lr-
shase of yn!cs; sf9 tnpnrtaton an, ne Of r.. r.
a .erlvc. BY them fr.'',, tho use Of tho Federal
;grcs. ;;Sryss tho the ee'nn fe.sn" E, S"fss oss.o T"
fsrses I" tho sumo extent ~ ~ o,,r s.ate e!es:
divided nn,onE ,a,,y STATES: tholr rrpeatrrs Will
l,s ut h1llc. Ant those uf ttcr' WHO wcre dis
eharxGd From the nsrc;t nf l,cpl.y Masas ~
hase no fs'.or'!i ,infsaals "r Fe'israi maehnery
70 tHntetl hx!11flsI., We Atp thoroughly United
In nr ro1snst'ls. Whntevcr DIR a'tvorsaries r,ny
say to tho contrary IN untrue. W. thoref,rn
tnll Mpn rn,I mt tore!ak any Of ynt,r efforts.
Put nGw life nu!1 energy Into ynut county and
township organization. MD lake MI measures III
your nt'.sor to bring out your full strength to
tho pills.
Tto eanc vote rntcd by IT'S In October. II
pol!p1 n Sovcrnher, will src1,ru t0 ia tho State.
The average mAInrlty. nKaiI,Et lis ut Tho late
clectot WILL mt exered !,'S)U md n,ty full hc-
l0w Tint tlH,lsr,. This majority ca,l. And In our
opinion Will. 10 0verrnt1n IN tho Presidential
election. a el,n,lTe of tslrce votes Will accom-.
rltsh u. !ict1ctil'cr, yf'1l hHtc lrncr In this
cnntsst WIN nor"r so'i!d* rctrent. at'a ho com-
WM II. ESuE.lStr,
FRANKLIN LASnEns,
Il. Il. ttESnutCKs,
WM. FLEMISH.
J.T:, McD,NALp,
J. N. tssMAEY,
o. u. HrEALEY.
Executive Committee.
, 1880-10-16

THE NATIONAL. coMMlrrEE's lIKETtNa.
=. sptstas D'pateh 10 m cafsoao 1rfhaat*
NEW fohH' oct' IA mcctlhk or tue
Republican Nat!ohhl committee "as llo'd to-
aaS III mo ilentlHnafters. NO. AI Fttth ave-
huc, WIN ex-tiav. JeWel' Ill TIC el!l'r. A!chl'
bers ahtl proxies were present from Coll
nect'cuf, Sew hampshire. hansas, NORTH
Eafoia'''' Ohlo, a!tc'lEa1', Mil'flesotn, south
Caro'lha, Iowa. hlnrSlaha' Oelaware' Vtr"
elnHs, A!nna'i'a' Af!zo!1n' Hew aleSleos New
Aofk' Massae'"set's, Maa,' a'M iehhsSl.
vnnla'' II WIS not exhectel restcrtlay that
the meeting wot'!u Do large, ulo favorable
result Of u'a october ELECTIONS N Tue West
having demonstrated 80 completely the Wis
dom OF the cotl'h'tteo's co'lrso that
any chanRo Ill ING program Ut thu
ca'hpa'gn was not Hooked for or
deemed necessary Tor consideration now.
Wheh inc conference was l!efa at tue fltth
hVonuo 1lote1' UNITY ~ tno summer, tlo
necessity OF Mfst naS1nk vigorous e'loft to
garry tao No1uNs. ntates VI tha early
conseSn ~ WIZ a' isGosn'1eu w esseht'al 10 sue
cess w u'o oou@!.' sla no pan ol southern
campaign .;, was thon taken Into consldera-
1'ol'' Ing interests ol ol
TIE SOUTHERN cAAfAtoS
wele s'e1i uahe'l 'l'to consiaeralion' Iho IN
,elcs' 1a ooNulosn nenupleal.s llas not bee'l
:. 'oss. Anoy "io ~. shu!e'y a!sconrased a'a1
!t "as NV surprising tnat they to'tihy mp
Mt1se" ! pHioie lug Nat!oha! Committee
WIN sttohs clalns Tor recognition
al'a encouragement. az soon rs tic
ineetlAe "as cai!ct 10 ofttoT Toports from
tue various members were listened to from
ute o1ates ol ~" aork, Aiassachslsotts,
, 1880-10-16
VIRGINIA..
WHAT CIIA1R3fAE LEWIS PROMISES.
IL aksh In

HhAA tAtsA4hsHH hEh4o fHoM4SESs
Special Dhpaseh to The Ghieooo Tribune.
WASHINGTON, 0ct. l5.-ln E!rglnla there
Is tnIk OF Il proposition looking 10 tho with
tltnwal Of the Republican Congressional call-
didatcs In all the districts except Goodies and
!orgorson's, wliere tho party hhs u majority.
1t Is proposed that tl,ta sliall be d0ho Upon
tile condition tliat these two districts shnll
not bo contested by tho lecadtustcrs. and the
Republicans shall throw their strength in tho
.fc'nain[ng Bovell districts to tho Read]ustor
candidates and thu fairfield Electoral Ticket.
In this tho Republicans hnvo little to cllance,
and llnyo tie probability ot SECURING
tic election OF AluI. dc Xeu,lorf
II. tho Norfolk District wltere there
arc now two Democratie candidates, II It
Gun Dc effected it would also ius..ro tic re-
election Ut Jorgunsen beyond nil question,
Many prominent Republicans aro
w1s.t1So 70 MAKE THESE coScEss1oys,
Gen. Wyckllam, Chairman Of thu EXECUTIVE
Committee, Ia understood to bv aycryp to It,
lit Mr. Tucker's district, the Sixth, 1t seems
to be pretty generally understood that tic
Pennsylvania Iron u)en aru giving Mr., james
stuntial ENCOURAGEMENT because OF Mr.,
Tpoker's weIl-known tarilf record, ,wl,lcl,
autnRot,izos t|,eIr intensts. In Tint dis
tr3ct lin rn1orctl V,.nnhlinon cnr,.
iiJotc Mr Sjosalv "a 'sI y.rv itko,v ~
i,e Withdrawn wlcti,er or mt tha nI"n i NJ
plle,l tn tno remain,icr nf fnc stat.. I'm n ,yh,n u III
aaso rnckers clo,,ces of elcctiom ar" " crantlv nI
1fn,nfsh"d r. H." co,,,osa i: or.,"sod .s sI.snt
o,,slw nnt, I'm ne@rnrs, rnltfav mi, ,,r ~,
onIminn IL Tint Villa rt, snrt I,, ~ ,,ntfor. nrt
frst"n com In Stu"rc,, ,at,v."n ,,,a ~ ts',,'ar .
and n.n,;iussrrs tla mosor;,v ~ tho a ,nnra
co,ecrvnsivc votors viii ~n ~ In aiJo "au ttav
htiIev. tn hc tho stro,,ror ,na Il, that .r"v uuy
uiv" tha maior mart of tha amoosasis .s ,,': ""s
II that ftcE"t S 1'@''0~A"''' '''s
~ ''"'' >'9" John r. 1rwta. -
Chairman of tl,e Rouuhlican State coumtt-
fnr fnr,ncrIv 1iuItnd Stotoa So,at,.r ,,asn.;i,a.
Tie Viruinfn situation na follows. ..1Vn l,ovc
over lso,oM ieuunllcon yotars i, ytrx,~ta
, 1880-10-16

sptetat Dlspateh to Tic Chicago 1rtauna
NEW YonK, Oct. l3-Tha business aspect
Of tho present campaign presents MI impor-
TINT feature IT. thu struggle In this State a,hl
city, md is creating much Interest. No one
WHO goas about am0nK businessmen hero
can hive any doubt of tho widespread nils
trust Ut tho Democratic party's ability to al-
minister tic General Government SUCCESS
fully. or at their confidence TINT Oarfcil's
administration Will be continuation OF that
Of President 1lAycs, under wl,icl, our finances
hayo been puton asonnd footing an.l business
prosperity Inns been renewed. It Is under
stood tliat N[s. Henry Ilayen,oyer, tho sugar
retlngr, u lifelong Democrat, has announced
his purpose to yoto fur Garfield, and that,
without couroLng any nen In his e,nploy. l,o
advises those w',o consult lin that tiloir tu-
tcrest as we'll as lls lies III The SUCCESS OF the
Republican phrty.
A LEANING pny.noons MAN
on Broadway, Immediately utter tho Ohio
ana Indiana elections, Invested 100000 In
cotton goods, not ono cent Of which, he says,
ile would have 'larett ia lay ont ut this tItae
It tl1o election Ind guna differently. Theso
are but Samples, but they show unullstakab}y
tho tendency Ut tho tlu,es, and domoMstmto
tho determination ot capIta!.sts to maintain
the present prosperity ot tho country.
, 1880-10-16
OuIO.

Special Dt,rasrh to The Chicago Tribune.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 15.-There Inns been notl.-
Ing reccivesl to-day TINT would seem to l1.ll-
cute d change III tho Republican majority
tetcgrapi,ctl last night. Even tho back
counties liavo not lit the least contributed
tho usual comfort 10 the Democracy, who,
outstdu of tito leaders themselves. appear to
huvo given ~ all hope TINT there IL anything
left worth lighting for, Dcsertion from tho
Delnocr8tsc party Is now In order. and mal,y
WIN worked ltar.l fur tho defeated ,nrty tlaso
now come out solid for Garfield md Arthur.
Public opinion Is MI In favor ut their elec-
tion, and, Should the tide continue rs 1t
has set IN. the Republican candidates for tho
Presidency will receive 10000 majority 4
prominent sportlng-snau l,ere otFers q COM
mission Of 10 per cont for all bets secured for
him OH tho general result, but. thus fur, ITO
OIL linncock's election, Tho Democratic
Stats Committee Is III a fearful state OF agt-
tatioil, mid has to-tiRy Issued
THE FOLLOWING AnnnEss,
tho tone OF Which Is meat l.Nnttlating:
COLuMllUs, o., Out. 1.-Two hnFo cal!cl Il n,cot-
Ing of tho t' stst9 con!,hIttes coHnty Cha'rmo,t.
hcr teKoa ao ~ toas sns r. na M
slr,Iegto. Ine fraud. Ly whleh lho Nopn9!ioall
nlaiaraty ct ct l4st 1ues4ay was procured vi! not
vntcS Wuro cast IN CuMmtus than tho cons,ls
4hnw tuDre wceo lnato inhabitants nyer tho Mg0
of II ycatb. which cloATly shows TINT Republican
rcpeatora Knt ln tholr work to q tnlIch greater
osti!asts f5.M otolal ,ros'l5n. from tweaty,
last Tucs'lny 3ou1 mnre votos Than 1T
my previous eleotlon. 1housanls ct
.luzcd BY 'heir Iopnblitnn employers 10 .vnto
tho Republican ticket, viii yutu fGr Hancock In
Nnvutdber. Whl!at thu llen,crney 1T Ohio 0rc
ttHappn'ntca at 1Mosday's result. there II an
anl contlnNs tl,o lxat ior thc her,1 * Duty:
proxlmo. 1O1aN q. THOMPSON,
Chairman atato Committee,
Tu-.tQ!lit0W
tho Democratic leadurs will assemble hero
nlld consult over the situation. The !nalcu.
tIons are llat ne gnthertng will bo 1lionr1,-
ful one. An address will bo issued to tho
country, detailing at length how hadIy they
hayc been used,
Tho magnitude OF Tuesdays victory Inns
not rs ytt been fully appreciated, 50 great
lias been the enthusiasm. umn lnvestIgu-
tI0n 1t Is discovered that Inst fall tho PRO-
hibltIonfsts p0tlcd double tho yote tlloy dill
this your. Thera WIS also lreenback y0to
OF over 1,000 for lfatt, ana Gov. Foster
had only about 5000 plurality. Ihls year
The Republican State ticket will hare il
plurat!ty OF fully $4,000, showing 4 net Re-
publican galn Ut iA00n Auylces from
DELAWARE
tonight. city Of 91000 inhabitants, state that
tllore have beeh over lfty Aopa fron, the
! Democratic Into the Republican camp stuee
, 1880-10-16

Special Dtspatth to The Chicago Tribune.
T1rTsHuNa, Oct t5.--Socratary Of tho Navy
Thompson, accompanied by his wife, tlaugi.
ter, three sous, and Miss Bury, arrived Ii,
tho city this ntorl,nK. Tonight lle addressed
q large audience ut the City-1lall, rHytewlug
tho Issues OF tho campaign, md pointing out
the disastrous results to the business inter.
'ests Of tho country tlsat woul.l result from
tho election Ut l1nncocA, Thu speech was
bot', eloquent mid convincing. mud was
listened to by n lhrge number of Democrats.
During thu afternoon. Mr. Thompson was
subjected t0'h sllort Interview, during which
he said tho Republican Victory III In.
diana was cinpl,at[cally Victory of tho
people. attl carried by tho people. Mot"
safu: lie, -"!tltnt i don't give ere,llt to every
:'hnn who CAN'T oltt there md gtivo Ills best
efforts to tbs Republican cause, but what
1ncaM Il, tllat tho solit good sense Of tho veo
ple was enough to 1nnke tho State Rcpnt
lIcaM; WITHOUT tho nlyleo OF amy ono. Why"
continued tho Secretary "thcro wasn't
fur1ner rof.worki,lghnan III tho whole State
TINT didn't know wU were In tho lnillst Of
prosperous tE1acs a1sd wasn't feeling tholr cf-
fects. They
iii, Nor WANT A. CHANGE,
and so oxpiusscd themselves"
"Wllat 10 you tliink ri the Democratic ex-
cltse that Landcrs WIS 1I,lpopular?n
"Wcll, thlhkf f.o was unpopular just rs
Hancock a'Ml English are unpopular, n1l.t
Just rs tho Democratic party Is unpopular.
As to Ills personal unpopulnrliy, the most Of
that has been discovered stnca the. election.
a week ngo tho Democrats were claiming
tlat llo wns tho most popular malt In tho
Stntc. The fact of the ll,atter Is, they have
been defeated and they wnnt to nut tle
, 1880-10-16

04s@AG@A AhA HaEHs1hH 81 Al{!sWAUHEEs
aptttas Dbpdteh to IN Ckleeee Tribune.
1tlIwAuKEE. Oct. 1a-Tlo, 1argest aid
must magnificent political demonstration
tint ever occurred In Mi1waukee was Wit
messed this evening. 1twas arranged In con.
ncctlou With tho appearance .of Secretary
Sherman. A procession tiyo miles IN length
paradetl tho streets, headed. by tan companies
of cavalry, and Including = paraold Club
from each ward and surrounding towns anl
nelgaborlux villages. The city, is brilliantly
Illuminated, a number OF patr!otio lulIyi.k
uals having provided fireworks. 1.-THE demon.
stratfon bcgnn curly iu the afternoon, when
q lteceptlon colnmttteo met Mr Sherman at
llaclne, where lo spoke during tho day,
l!a arrived hero ut 4 o'clo4k, aild was
greeted by thousands Of. adui{rgrs. Aftul
bG1ct speeches fraus tho Broadway balcony
OF the New'ul! House by ThoIuas ii. Nicllol,
CASPER n. Sanger, 0uv. Smltl,, ard others.
thu Sccfctary OF tho. Treasury reviewed tlle
Guards. At about 9::n o'eloek Secretary
Sherman began bis address at Bchlltz park.
Which lastsd over All hour. It was liz
, 1880-10-16
'.r,.t",: GEN. .:'1IANCOCK. =
HE Is FORCED To WHITE 4 LITTER RgrU.
i" -. ,.nIATtNN FisEE TltAl,E.

AA 10 FQ1NFsb " hltlE - HEtQ-
u -. ':n1ATtNa FREE TsAnE. ::
NEW ioI.K, Oct, 15,-ThE following corre-
spontttnce Is nlado public to-t!ght:
;, MoMalsTowN, n. j., Oct. u, lsso.-sfv DEAR
ntsrstew ~ or relmr.cs interview, had WITH yol
of this state. as reatl tho report, It seou,a to
nc ya,a wero very tnpcrtcctly understood or
clus!on becuuaa nf MY knowlc,tsu of your vIows
n fa,Iso tue tnT3f a ae,s;tton; The rart .ioes you
and very property 10. ! rrgrpt tint yDur
,' ycws mran re taflE question. is understand
yaar ,ses x e cps tSsp msfgpr =
sentntions nf your tnrtlr ye,ys continue. wnull
L t' cS w. rxas a9ta to @ s91 occsou
To Gcn. ". s. tIancnck, 1oysrnurs Island.
uovERHott'S lstAHp NErL1Es.
oS ia;af p affs AZ
ny FIJI sy1natthy with our An,ercaa an1,strios.
ssyoRss our ,sssy ,psss seas y rsRa9x s%saS hs ss
1n Aasrisa1 6 M sseartase to th
argoI tes % IL is !as ~ bas .a nsa 1ssn
trlos, and gp!n9 Americans from tho co1npetf-
ittsna to re,tsa'n noncst nnd pay 'Is' thc pMbiio
6sGt. g Koo people ot a. nrtos !1o anlf wo
e e. tar Wn st 9e's fon,s rs;1S % + asy s9s wsy
sf eo.nftry@ @ wo sha certainly y t!'ao nay o't tho
for .ho ntlia'nistr'ltIop IT ilo Gnvos,!nsnI wifi
Essses ssf1s r,vaa shat io sxt Tns fur n
tas!F. 30 far rs wo sre conceret!, thoraforc. ali
tnlk a6unt M frey trstle "a fully. li4t Tho taritr
Enton's. below flsat i eon;tniss!ot of tnteIt-
gent e*perts. ret,ressnting both the tioverln,ont
, 1880-10-16
WEST VIRGINIA.,


WttEE11sa, W. W., Oct. 15.-Returns
coming IN to-day 10 not materially alter tic
result Of Tuesdays election. Tho following
Is a summary Of tho result III tho counties
l,narti from:
brook County-Dcmocrattc plurality 100;
Democratic najority,4: Democratic loss, ll5.
Derketey-Denocratlc Inn1orlty, l00; DEM
ocrAtfc loss, IT..
Darbonr--.1aekson tDenocrat) for Gov.
Grnor. 10 Ma}urlty. Elects a member OF tlle
lfonse Of Delegates
ps6s2.iis Sno!S Gi2"Htye"oer"'e sys 3 plurality GOO;
Dotllrl,iee-l}en,ocratic majority, 1oz
,ast, naseti;rn'spublcan ,;a; plurality, no; Ropuo-
G.,1,i'erEpsnocratic !.,, plurality 800; Demo-
. Grant Count ty-Republlcan majority, 375;
n5;;ss;; I5n;;.sSsS;i|se'Sean :;;1 !; majority nso; e
v@sisan !fEs'sepfSs''t'o sai, w. majority 1907 he-
n acknowledgements y ~ H majority, 100;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS majority, t.06G;
jaeks"n. wEIe} 1;i IL n 1870 gave Tlldcn 80 nit
tortty, Eoes Republican BY II .s.l,atl majority.
l.nwisE;petloeratlc majority, l5o; iepnb-
,i! MarshHlTIKepub1lcan : I majority, 90; nepub-
Mincral-IsetlMeed Democratic majority.
MUj,1nKuhclA-Repub majority, 447;
Republican gnfn, II.
Morg1!'i-lser,!bllcan majority, 200; Re
publican Eain, D7.
alason--De!nocsatlc plurality, 10; Demo-
cTntic g1.In, 100. >,
acknowledgements majority, 100; Re-
publican gain. 373.
p1ensailt-Deinocratlc majority, EOS; DEM
l'reston-Repnblican majority, 1000; re
publican gnili, II.
:, Rltcll'e-!epublican majority, go; Rcpub-
Iltan Rnfn, lUS.
acknowledgements majority, 400; Re-
publican tnflt. PA. -
Snn,ners-Democratlc majority, 5000; Re
publican Enfi,, u.
llcan loss, 1T.
'l'qc1er- Democratic majority, 200; Demo:
crnttc gain, II. =
Wetze!,-l>s4nocEat!c majority, 300; Demo-
= Wod-Delnocratic majority, 100; Reput-
lEcan gaill, lS0.
Wyoniing, which IN 1875 gnyo Hayes a mn
10flty, l4 reported very close, with the
chances fay0ring the Republicans.