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, 1880-10-27

Mr. A. Q. IIEsIHd, 4 faw nights nEo, re-
lated au "oloctlon inctdont" which took place
noarly twenty-five ycafs ago In this city, at
thnt &lnIe tho Seventh Wuru embraced all that
part OF tho Nerth Dtefslon lying west OF Clark
or La Eal0 Btrnlt, aud had becn previously
Democratic by !urgo malority. The ward hAd
beon mainly sottlod In tho southorn er,!, and tho
voters iu that locality wcre gcaeraiy OF Irish
birth. III the meantime 0crmAus and 5can0t-
nayians had moved into tho moro northern parts
OF tho wAFti, which extondod to North ayvnue.
Tho poll had for mauy ycnss been located at
tho eH8iue-houso near Wclls stroot bridge, but
tho Republicans, OIL gaining control, located II
ut North avenue. On the night boforu tho ekeo-
ton, on tho occasion referTed to- thsFo had been
q uemocratio meeting aud processlon, at tho oloso
OF which tho Democrats VI that w4Fd marched
to tho polls, aud, formiuR Into line With its right
at tho ,uanal approach to tho window. camped
thtro until morning. Tho Republicans, thus
GutWlttel. rcaorted TO tho only tncans In their
pow0r; Tho Democratic column waa ull 1rlah; tho
Republican column was all 0ermau. Tho latter
formed. With its right approaching tho poliil,Y-
place from tho cntrhnp0 oppoait that occupied
by tho Democrats, the two lnes extending fur
away In different dlruolonA OF courao, which,
over column was recognized by tho election
Judges and admitted to tho pglls would
have oxclusivo possession for tho dAy.
A ua1oslty OF the election Judges
wero Republicans. mid under tho load Of
Mir. ueslpg thoy recognized tho Republican or
, 1880-10-27

nrccnuttousp Much fu,nsttco mav hnyo
hccn tlnnn a1rcndv fin lila wav. hut muc],
morc cn,, hc.nroyo1,eI IN lila fuw rc,uninlnu
,inys. II fho Hemubl,cans sbnll eivo lilo mt
nrolfznttou sessions at tho Court the propcr
nttnnt,or.
rhn rco1stry l1sts nro now co,np,otet1. and
tho work OF scru.1niztnR them should begin.
Tbfs tnsk should ,,o lntrusted tn every prc-
ctnct tn r,cn wbo fron ]onr rca,donco and
oxtenstva ncouatntnnco in thclr t,ciabbor.
bno,is nro Min IN aottsfv theuaetycs tl,at uyory
rouiaterc,, mama reprcsu,,ts n 1era2 voter, or
10 auot INV susncctcd name TOR challenge on
the tlny of election. This cannot bo done by
lnrue meetings, nor by street parattes, nor by
lrnss bnrds. It will reaulre tho Individual
ofrort Of many mon. II tic work Is proper.
~ distributed tnorc il still ttup to do 1t Of
fiefrntlv. hut this time m,,st not bo wnstetl at
l,cnduunrters III consultation, wrangling, or
, 1880-10-27
TEE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

Al
t. t,,o un,,arni ,,nnt - roli,foe th,, foct Ia
,a,,, o,.erI,,,l"t tf,t vronosc1 on,cn,,.
want tn tta f,nna,t+ntto,, hns bnon s,,,,n,tto,,
tn % tho ~ ncon,e w hv ti,c lnst Gcnernl Assembly
far +,,o;r on,.,'i.rotio, on1 for t,,o,r rotnr.
+tn,, ~. ,,1o,,,,,, ~, T,,oa,,ov roxt IL rnn,la.
n oact co,,ntv ,horo sf,ntl In nlcctc1 tho rol-
lowing county officers, Mt tho genera! election to
~ .ie! o., to iesy isa at!o5 1 zig 'sI I MonaMy v ~
Cicrk, shrriif, nrtl Treasurer. ind Ut tho ccc-
t;on 70 BE- hSl,l om tho Tucsny si aftGr fno , n1st
a,ld Il Clerk Of tiio Circuit Court i,sho n1ny 10
ox.nlltcio Keeore'er of Dees. except IN eomtics
cnnntics % ivcnrcr % tf Dec.Is shnll bs elected 1T
tho general election ~ tbsa}. Encl ct sad ott!-
re1s sn Gn1 1T w. t,a s MannE ot =" nensor
afor Ills cisutio,!, and thoy shall hold their ro
apeGt:se nGes loe tno .es q 'n5 o,,
1'rovisti, tfat no person having once boon olcot-
e t0 sl!o o!fc9 =! aherlH Of Treasarer M enaal tlo
,,Ftr ff,n ort,tr1 tio fP fho tnr,n ft,r witch hn
, 1880-10-27

a BrAnrL4G report comes from Afghanis.
tan that AbdurEahMan Khan, the A,aeor whom
tho English placed upon thu thEnue ut Cabul
about tho tiAo that Con. lobo1ts loft TINT city
for tho ralptaf CRua9has, bus boVn murdered by
tho reyoluuonlsts, and thAt the city IL In state
of anarchy. Tho rcpoFt ~ yet lacks official
confirmation, aa 10 tllin9s Ut this writing hayo
colno troi1l tho ln'llaM Oilco. Should 1t prove
truu hqwuyer, It will lIo ono Of tho sovorsat blows
tho Ell1llsh havu yet received, ,-thou 9h theiF
own furst,a aEu not ttnvoyGl,-sInce!t 1t oyurthrows
English authority III Nasthcru AfghanIstun. uud
WILL uetc4sitata another iukQslpn AAj w,ly II tho
, 1880-10-27

GEN. GRANT presided over mass!meettng
OF Republicans Rt Syracuse yesterday, and WIS
accorlcA u oor.ial reception as ho reootvcd on
tho day boforu At Utica. Iie said be waa present
because Of tho deep iltorcst which no
fo!t IN tho SUCCESS of the fopublioAn
purity. I[e did not believe that all Dou1o-
crats woro unpatriutio mon. hut no po'ntel
out that tho SUCCESS OF thu Democratic party
meant tho succcsa Of tho dsloyal elcEnont In tho
South. and that It also tneunt monaco to tho In
stttuttous Of tho country; to tho manufactures.
comrnefcc, and nuanelal prosperity Of the coun-
tho cnogKy, .ntoiltgtar% aud Industry, would
not recoyer for ycan tlton tho ottcot OF Desno"
crAtlc sale. 0en. uEant thon proceeded to rll!-
cule tho statement Of. q Southern orator ttAt
presldont L4ncoln'{ Enaaaclpa Ion Proclamation
lid not cmancipato. 0cn. u 44nt was followed
by Gcs,. 6tvwa3tL L. !'NO0ltortta Gen. 1rlnt uh-
dressed Two f91tnso moot !n2a VI AubuFu tn tho
nftGFnODu.
, 1880-10-27

Mu. DopsoN, IN English Cabinet Minis
tor, whoso recent electoral exploits haso nndo
him somowhnt prominent. satt at Il meeting
yesterday TINT. should It 10 shown TINT tho Guv-
crpmont Is not nlle 10 copo with tho Lnnti-
r.enguo nxltatton In ireland, 1t will suf1','nf'
Parliament and ASK for extraordinary lcElsla-
ton to moet tho circumstances that prcsont
themselves. Tho Daily Newt, tho organ Of tho
Governsncnt,-whtoh,b By tho way. ohRht tu bo
allc to nnswcr its own qucstton.-nsk why tho
Govornnlcnt does not Immediately sum-
mon Parliament md ask for its support
AZ against rarncll md h!a comratrfoss. Tho
same juurnat intimatos that tho Intended prose-
c,tons will et,l Ill failure. AZ an answer to tho
throats Of Sir. Do.ison and tho Daily Nes&s, Mr..
Justin McCnrthyt mn editorial writer on tho
lattur has joLnci tho Land t.cnElio. Mr. Nc
Cnsthy Is we'll known In thfs country, and his
connection with tho Lcaguo indicates that its
program ts not by my 1ncans ho revolutionary
~ tho English press and public would hAva tho
world believe. It niso indicates TINT tho ng!tn-
tors arc not In tho lonst frightened by tho
threats Of tho Government or tho landlords.
, 1880-10-27

Bcditlun. II 1,,ny l,o that tho Government Arc
ns anxious to puso tho landlord as to obtain
tho conviction nf Iiea1y, Tho Inter will now
htve opportunity tn produce evidence to tne-
thin tho charges RKalnst 1futcffns. Tho trial
will attract considerable attention. mt1d tho crl-
t3encc 10 ccrdin 10 ho rrotty extensively circ,'"
lated through Tho medium Of tho prc8e.
, 1880-10-27

THE Democratic nominees for State OIL
ccrs In this Etate, With tho exception Of cx-eou-
utor Trumbu.l, hav0 Ktvon up nl! hops Of olco.
tlot. John II. Oberly and Lawrence Harmon
hnvo already retired from tho atutnp, wiser but
aaddur .ngn than when tho campaign opened.
Mr. Tru,nbulrs frIontls uso going to tEado OIL
uuyth!ng anl everything to get votes for that
gentleman. This IL well known. and sotno
OF tho Democratic candidates for CongrcAs aro
exceedingly angry at Trnmbult's trcachcsy.
Thoy freely denounce him. I'LL MorrtaaI1
who Is confcssc.liy beaten In tho 6oSentcetnh
District, u tho most indignant OF tho wholU 1ot,
and cannot lind wortls to express his con1eH1ta-
ton ut tho " "ucll-ont." On tho whole, tha 1our-
bon host Ia buddy d0n'oralizotl. =
, 1880-10-27

Mn. 1lEALY, secretary to Mr. parneli, was
hrrestatl yeslurlAy ut tho instance OF tho Att0F-
nvy.Genoral for having libeled a landlord In
speech as recent meeting In Hautry. iu Tho
snuth OF Ireland, and for having intInidateuA i
farmer who took holding {roM which u tenant
had 1cep vvlctud. The landlnru whom Dir.
Ueaay " chArKed with hnv!ny l!hrlel
u III. Hutchius, who was shut at abuut tou 4inys
ago. The nrrcAt ct lI1aIy IN uls chatgv Ut IIboi
Indicates that tho 0oyesnuaont lawyers arc not
over confident OF their ability to 1btaiu tho col.
YtctIQp Of tho Laud.L Lenxucxs ou TIC Charge Of
, 1880-10-27

MONDAY afternoon, while man named
William Mallarkey was drilling m oll-woll near
bradford, lu., his clothos, which ilad becomo
Jaturated with oil, took tlre from derrick
h,np, and the unfortunate man was burned 10 q
lsssp. George Kuapp, follow. workman. who
Gied to uxtingutsh the tlamcs, Was seriously, II
not fntnlIy, burned.
, 1880-10-27

SrEr1rEN D. Dir.LAyE, OF New jersey. a
leading Greenbackcr md wrlter in tho drect-
l,hck weekly or8nn, tho Irtsh 1fUrit has bccn IN
Indianapolis for soycrnl days. md has frequont-
ly been In clnse communion With Senator Me-
Donald II i8 believed t,,so1nt quarters thnt huts
trying to soil out tho Grccnback vutc for con-
sideration. Mir. Dllnyo sAys ho Is III 1ntlinnap.
oils OIL business, but bis story Ia not generally
believed.
, 1880-10-27

TIE Cn,c4ao TnrnuNE has established brnnch
efcna for Tho tece!pk OF subscriptions and nlTostso"
ments ~ follows.
'NEW YONK-isoom y Trsbun* building. Eft. Nc
FApnEx, Manager. $50. -.
GLASGOW, Ycottand--Altan's American News
AHnncy, 81 Nontieid-st
LONDON. EnH.-Amcr!cnn Exchange, tD stsAhu.
uYNRY Y. ui1.Li0, Agent
WASHINGTON. b. C.-l3l9 street.
, 1880-10-27

FL. VoaEL, the head houkkcopcrof New
York nrm, ahot himself dead yesterday. Tho
shooting took place In front Of tho MorGIe. Tho
ericide In bis mctholtcnl madness thpnght very
likely Of the policemen n,d snvcd thom homo
trouble. Tho policemen arc doubtless truly
fhanFfn1
, 1880-10-27

GAIT. CoSl,oS, WHO served term III an
English Jail for his connection with tho Fcninti
movement, md whusc rceaso was secured
through tho exertions Of Minister Welsh and
po,nc Republican Congressman. was to address
Republican meeting Mt Dotrot lust night. Tho
Democrats fcnrcd tho oifcot Ut Can't. Cond0n's
speech. anl1 hired n mob to prevent his speak
Ing. Thu meeting which ho wns ntout to address
xus broken M by the thugs. and Capt Coulon
wAs not permitted TO nuke tho Intended eoccch
, 1880-10-27

GEN. Lo0AS addressed large Republican
meeting nt Dixon ycstcrtny. 1lo discusspl tho
thrill question: aud roforred to the record Of tho
Democratic purity oil tho financial aud other
questions. lie pald hla respects to ox-sonator
1'ru.nhuEl, md In reply to lion 1lutler's state-
,ncnt TINT tho majority OF ti1pso who fought for
tho Uuton were Democrats, ho Bnfd they might
hive been when thoy Cultured tho sorvice. but
thoy wero not SO Mt tho otose Of tho Wnr. Gen.
LoRan was followed by Con. 1faw!ey. Col. Elliot,
md Owen LoyoIoy, son Of tho great Abolitionlst.
, 1880-10-27

TIE registration II, this city WIS completed
yesterday. Tho totnt Humbnr registered IL be-
tween 81, 900 and $1,000. The totai number rcgs-
tered ia Cook County will probably roach 1Oo,-
CO. ind yct this number is protmby Is 600 short
OF tho number Of voters in tho county.
, 1880-10-27

ONE Of tho leading banks Of Montreal llas
Hotined tta dcpos'tors thnt 1t will allow no inter-
9st on suonny utter tho lst Of NoyeIubeF. Tho
reason given Ia thAt the bunk has q large sutn OF
money lying idlo, owing to tho difficulty OF linl-
INK profitable tlancss III which to insost It. Tho
bank In question should establish brunch III
Glh{rnNn
, 1880-10-27

, MRs. MEAKE1h WHO ia confined In tho
Montpelier WI Jnil on tho Charge of havin9
With her sou Aimon murdered thu halt.slstor Of
her husband Vt Waterbury last spring, at
temptcd 70 set flro to tho jail yesterday. Sho
camp worry uear boing successful. Bho sot tire
20 tho pcll, but tho 1lames wofe discovered ln
, 1880-10-27

NJ GAssIEI., tho author 0f n dramn entitled
"Jnurez," which deats With Mexican t,fo md
hlatory, and which contalns solnu offensive nllu-
sions to tho Mexican General, Mlrnmol,, wis
rocgntiy challenged To tlgbt by AErn,non's sou.
Tho duel came oil yesterday. III. 0nss!er ct-
caped without a scratch, while Miratuon wns
eiightty wounded.
, 1880-10-27

An International Congress Of Electricians
will he held ut Pnrls on tho 18th IT September,
1881. Thu Congress will lc preceded by NJ. tntcr"
uattonul exhibition Of electrical Instruments
and appliances.
, 1880-10-27

Mr. TAYLOR recently started FROM Ontario
for Manitohn With a purity Of emtgranta number.
Ing 4J7. The party passed through tho United
Etates, which absorbod gJ7 Of tho otnExrnnts, 10
TINT slr Taylor bud only 100 companions whoa
hc reached Winnipeg, whcrcat he was exceed"
1uyly nnGTy.
, 1880-10-27

TIE death Of two noted mflllonaires oc
CURED yes.crdny. John DuE. tho builder OF tho
Union Pacito and Hannibal 4; st- 1oo Railroads,
died ut Jamalca Plains. Mass, leaving property
valued at <4,oo0oM. William cnthrow, OF To
youto, died, loavinR &10,o0.00o to various
ncphcwb md uieccs
, 1880-10-27

YESTERDAY WIS the 80th birthday of
Count Won Moltkc. tho 0enernl.in-ChlUf Ut tho
Ocrtnnn army. Tho German Emperor wished to
mark his appreciation OF tho votoran'a services
by comforting ON him tho tito Ut Prince, hut tho
honor was declined. prInce bismarck was not
60 mcAIeat.
, 1880-10-27

bIn. JAcon u. JULIAN, Of indianapolis,
brother Of George ". Julian. Of that place. as
seen the error of his why's, and has announced
bis return to the Republican fold. He will Foto
for Gen. Gnrt!od no1t Tuesday. 1t Is George
WIS turn noxt.
, 1880-10-27

A FIRE broke out Iii a cheap lodgng-honso
in Now York City ycsterday, In which Joseph
Conol,y, portor, and Jonathan White. n fartner,
oeslshcd. Tho loss to tho property was e, to0.
, 1880-10-27

TIE Roman Catholic bishop Of Ottawa,
Carl, Issued a pastoral sotno time n1o In which
ho cautioned his pooplo nsafnst soni1ing thoit
children to tho Mu1cl School at Ottnwa or to
other public schools throughout his diocese.
The Catholics seon 10 have pai.1 no attention to
tho ,nanlnto Of tho bishop. and now ho has
called IN thom to meet md discuss tho matior
with him. j..
, 1880-10-27

Mn. G. 7. SMITH, assistant-eMglncer OF
tho Cityuf Dallas, In which woro sont tho Dunno
crutio ropentors from New Ynsk TO Florida, snys
thnt tho n1cn wero employed BY Democratic
contractor, TINT he overheard political disctts-
sion n1nong them which left no doubt In his mind
that thoy wero Democrats. And yet ChairEnan
llarnuu.. to cover his part It, tho transaction,
chnrgcl that thaBo uluu wero Bent South
in tho Intcrcat OF tho Republican party.
With fnir yoto In Florida tho State would
giyc good minority for tho Unriold Rna Arthur
ticket. THO Democrats do not want fair vote
there. They will, II permitted. resort to forco,
frnud, md forgery, u bullloziug mud baiiot-box
Btut1ng.
, 1880-10-27

MICHAEL O'llEANS, n man Ut considerable
wculth, who resided ut plttsneld, Mnss. atRhhad
hia wlta to death yesterday, aud ulon committed
suicide. O'IIearn and his wlfo lived unhaPpiFy.
ue WIS addicted to drink, and When un,ler It's
influence ho sns exceedingly cruel md brutal
His cstato IL valued ut $4,000.
, 1880-10-27
TILE Hon. Charles D. Farwcll Is waiting

TIE Hon. Charles D. Farwcll Is waiting
for Perry II. Smith, Jr,, Est, TO aamo tos
time aud paco for tho opening OF that tolnt ae.
bate In which tho young MIN Is to maintain tae
Affirmative Of tho proposition, sought tho uo',
esnsnont Ut tho United States to 10 re'csatea
to tho Democratic party, which sought to ~.
struy lt3' Young Mr, Smith IL not wlsnon'
backoFs. Wade Hampton. and Hamburg bo1,
tho man who shot Dixon, and tho niea
who butchered Chsolm, mud eycry rcd'sa1ss
club In Bouth Uaroliaa. and Lyman Trumbul' ~ ~
Illinois, Sail these patriots agrco wlth PefH ~. -.
smith, Jr., that It would be- good thing for ".
Government to place them In power. Wby aoa
young Ecrry begin blu nrgu,uentf
, 1880-10-27

MARX TWAIN spoke Mt Hartford, Conf,
last evening on tho tarin question. 1lls speech
was Enthusiastically Witty, humorous, and
withnl effective. LILA n,ltltenco wns shllit0 laEEo,
and seemed to enjoy tho speech imtaonseis.
, 1880-10-27

THE first stonB OF a monument tn Thomas
Clarkson, ono OF tho most active OF tho English
Abolltiontsts, tho friond and follnW-workor OF
Wilbcsforco, WIS laid ut Wisbcach, England,
Monday. Tho dcsIgn Ia by Sir Gilbert Scott.
Tho monument will cost $1,000, OF which $7,0D
haYe boom subscribed.
, 1880-10-27

property or business tntcresta to oo con-
served, nre M impressed with this fact NJ
Republicans are, n,nl hence the popular tide
III favor of Republican success.
Tho election OF thritcld md ArthiF at ahls
tine Will practically Insure tho atcatiy "nd
uniform progress In Government cretllt, Io'
litlcal tlafmo1,y. anti mA'e!lal ptoHptlltS
which l,as been going on during tho past four
years. Tho Do1nocrats Will enjoy flsil
share OF tho advantages growing out OF snch
result There arc no UNEQUAL laws IN uie
country which discriminate III favor OF ono
political pnrty or ono class NJ agninst anoth"
or. The blessings Of good government are
- H.. ~" s,,.,, .oa, ~, ,,n.,,.r o,
II tho Democrats sl'nll como INTO power anu
thereby induct into oce q set OF lea,.ots WHO ,
sH"'l w ac'"atcu ~ oes''o'a' 'i'"''e' ''''
place tho working departments Of tho Gov
or,,ont 4, tho hnr,1o IF rn,v fnoxnrrtpnrctl.
nlld Incompetent men. tho politicians will
find consolation and comfort IN Mo
ments thereof. but tho 9rcat mass Of nom
01iceholtllng Democrats Will sa!ter Ill tholr
property and their business equally with tho
Republicans b. reason Of tho change.
licncc, ut this. time, when there Is no great
issuo nv dlattnrt nrinc,nlo unon whtcl, rpo-
ple may honestly tlliEar TINT cn1l DO nctunlly
lnf3nctl na thc ,ivi,,inu ltne l,etwcor, tic two
uene" ~ NV n'.s .'.,,,as.,, .u e,r,,a- hu..
inrss.n'an. ] workInrn,n,,. ar taxpayer has tho
!'csa',"n' W. ~. 1,a.'i,ia.,,
ccss os t,n lifelong member of the Repub-
,I"n, 1or,v
he"' p'tts. u.,,,...,, -, 4ho
~ H. ..t. ,i,.,, i, - ,tt.,.,o,, - ,roo,H,oii,,
, 1880-10-27
THE DESPERATE DEMooRAoY.

r.1,, to1orrn,,, einnt.p,r frt.tr ~ Mr. 1lorr,,m
,,,a ~ t"rr,rv ~ tI,o T-u,,, nrw.nancr
.,',', ~ " ,.hnt dosraroio strotts tho l}c,,,o-
nro,t, uortv Ia rnl,,ccd nut r,onub1fcons
a,'onid ,'ot i" ,lr,wn ofr tleir nunr.l by
thasa a,ons of w.a,.nras IN tho mart of their
on,,onorta @ n ,1ooa mt fo,Inw because tho
1,nn,ncrotic nonnrcra arc drsporats TINT
thov hnvo ,1esno,rr9l nf victory. Indeed. the
aa,,.rnr,. il IN tant nh. ontirc 1,e,nncrnt5c
nnrt,, ~ t,,o c,,,,,trv hovc ],ccn ,usnir,a1 by
% ,";s rorrs,, ,cttor Enowine il,at cnntrodIc-
t,n valid fo1,n,v swiftly NJ, tho heals of tim
amI,",n.s @ fohr,ra,lon. ita oromotcrs took
co,o t,,ot +ho fnrrcrv shoujd bo acattcrctl
hr,n.,cast ov,r Tho 1and. tuten,linc tn follow
- 80, ,r,t,, tn,r.,a,t ,l.tols nj Tim trut3. Of
tho u,lcrn,ior ami nroofs Of its Infamous
fnfs,tv Thnt thu Democratic uortv il ready
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