, 1880-10-31

/ CHEGeU-
1ngly Interesting and encouraging. The can
vass OF the wnrtls has been completed, and The
estmase made Is that The city win give at least
to $500. The Democrats hnve been claiming
chfcago by from $3.50 to 1000 and the county
eyerR%Sero ey {r%% LOO 60 to ~; RE Reoa6licsn
hope, and .they work with a viii aud
enthusiasm: en To-day vii be devoted to going to
The Judges Of election held conference yester:
dny morning at 10 o'clock at Republican head
quarters And received printed Instructions. in
G1dlng the Election laws and notes thereon.
The Executive Committee aro circulating the
tarsn cards as IN excellent cnmpnign docnment
tor the Republican party. 1t is eaxery scanned
shows the difference In wages between the labor
Of Europe and ot America.
me Campaign Committee held its usual after
nom nm session, but did only routine work. So far
| as trs business is concerned, it ia about ended
The Deputy-ShR5tTs will bo instructed in the
mppelinte Courtroom Grand Pacific Hotel. to-
i receive thoir badges and commissions.
The Mcssrs. Rstsnsey Brothers we're enthusI-
day for tkeIr oreunizaon of tSa
effective Roard Of Trade Battalion, which
formed such feature Of Friday nights parade
| DoLToN AND THORNTON.
I Friday afternoon the Republicans OF Doltnn
and vicinity got togetho. and celebrated The
| closing hours Of the GAnvass in mnnner beft-
sins the imporanceeof the Republican cause. It
mass meeting. 1.-THE country wns all III" Stir
/ ring speeches were made b. Mr.. Hopktnson
founder Of the new Agricultural Works at South
Fsrran eand,dte Tor County n ce%missioacr in
| this district, was also present aud briefly gave
Insurance. ~; Of hls tirm intention in the event Of
| tire district without fear or favor.
| At p. nj. the meeting resolved itself into a
SORT OF caravan. and. beaded by the Blue Island
Band and the Dolton Torchlight Mnrching Club,
all IN eonyeyAnces specially provided for ihe oc-
casi6n. started for Thornton a few miles dis
| mt n@1tf tf%nnA ek15x1 T..
ns &he speakers M ss"@a Were s'sh: Mr
| Hopkinson. It. N. Day, Charles Dolton, and An
as at Do!ton, everybody was there. There
was no hall large enough to hold them all. so
iod 9 Tetnpie '--all Us1tdoors-had to be called
Tito ito reanls1tlor: 1 Un9ues1ion.bly these two
tf1usiastc OF the campaign in Cook County, out
| side of Chicago. The country Republicans htve
net forgotten their principles or their party,
and Tilesday they propose to assist in rolling up
greater Republican mnjority In Cook County
than has yet been recorded.
SHERIFF. noFFNAvS's DEPUTIES.
Mention has alrcndy been nadc Of the faot
that tho DEMOCRATS are makinga fearful fuss
BECAUSE the Deputies appointed by Sheriff Hotf-
mann, fnr service election day, are all Itepub-
called on ,fr. Hoffman, and threatened that, il
be GID not appoint Democrats, they would have
Judge Rogers order TINT the appointments Of
the. following was yesterday ecrvcd on Mr.
stats Of Illinois, County Of cook-To jain
b. noti'sef ttata nlottdd will be made before tho
Hon. Thomn5 4. MorAn. Judge Of the Cfrcust
Court II the ah*eaee as, of Judge Rogers on the
counsel can be heard. for an order rcyokins and
sett,n ase the order allowing TO appotnt m
-. Forcook County Democratic Committee.
The Sheriff has explained elsewhere how he
came to appoint Republicans. 1t WIS Il case of
first co1ne tirst served. The Democrats did not
show up until all the PLACES were Itlea. and they
consequent1y got none: but since the appoint
pfncc no t,t11ecttou can be mnde, Judge Rogers
vii hardly sqt aside his order.: II they were
I9 G. S se Y1 foz
: him to undo what has been done. 49,.
NOTES. !.
Marshal Hildrup will be at bis office Monday
AFTERNOON fnr. the purpose Of giving commits
siOns and badges TO the Deputy Marshuls who
have not yet received thom.5
All persons who hnve been notified Of their ap-
p0fntmcnt as Deputy Sheriirs for the coming
election are requested to Gull Mt the SheriH's
office Tomorrow aud get their commissions and
badges
The polling place in the Fourth Precinct of
the. Second Wurd, which has been located in
Rassett's lvery-stnble. on Wabnsh nvenlie. will
DO removed to another place, probably on State
street.
A number Of the judges filed their precinct
registers with the Town Clerk instead 1T tho
City Clerk. They claim that their action Is re-
quircd by the law where there is township or
gnnization.
Out of twenty-five young men employed in
the operating department OF the Western Union
COmpnnys Ot6ce who arc about to Gust .hetr
first ballot for President and Vice President
twenty-one nre for Garfield and Arthur.
The special Deputy Sherids appointed by the
Sheriff to serve on electiOn-day will re-
port ut the Appellate Court rooms Grand Pa
cllo Hotei) Monday evening K at o'clock eek sharp'
structcd iu tho duties Of special Deputies on ]
that tlay.
Several dnys ago n German citizen Of Chicago |
offered through the Illinois StdMs-Zeitun obet
$1,000 even Oh the election OF c. b. FarWelI By |
:.0N minority, and deposited the amount Of bis |
bet with Mfr. Pietsch the Treasurer OF the |
Staat*-Z -ZeRunQ Company. This yet bus not % yet
have been made BY Mr. Perry H. Smith, Jr., and
others acting for him, thoy generally giving as
Pctsch @ as a' a stakcholder. The bet is as we are
still waiting for takers.
WARD cLubs.
The Republican Club Of Evanston met last
evening and made final arrangements as to |
R0'Tfs Tse eS Injecting was veil afendea and
some good speeches we're madc by members
The Swedes OF the Eighth Precinct, Sixth
Ward, held large Republican meeting Fridny |
M t
following addressed the meeting: Emanuel
Turner, ". H. NAbcr, und George Croll. The !
meeting was III every respect success.
The Sixth Ward Republicans met last evening
ut the corner Of H0yae avenue md Nineteenth
street. Speeches were made by Messrs. Mann.
Albright, Eusttnan, Purrgton, Brusewitz.
Bluthnrdt, jacobs, Howes, and Anthony. The
meeting was very enthusiastic, must Of those |
present being employees .of the large manutnct~
1r1ng establishments In that part OF the ward
One of tho most rousing Republican rallies OF
the campaign was the MiSs- meeting hold last
eycing ut the Wigwum, corner Ut Madison street
aud Western avenue, under the auspices OF
he Twelfth Ward West End Club
rhc orators Of the evening were Mcssrs- Luther
LutIin Mills and Leonard SWEET, and for nearly
hree hours the vast audience listened nt-
eutyely to their clear exposttions of the po-
itfcul issues now before the people, So success-
full was the rliiy that the CLUB determined to |
,oid another mass meeting ut the same PLACE
n-riorrow evening, when the Rev. n. E. Raviin !
till make IN extended oration.
JosLYS's BROKEN PLEDGE.
In referring to the breach Of faith on the part |
If Juslyn In The Eighth Senatorial District yes
erluy, it was stated that tho delegates from
a.kc met at Libertyvillc: The Lake and Me-
Ienry delegates both met tn Woodstock, al t
houxh In separnte Qunrters. The action of |
uslyn in yioi,.ttng his pledge fs generally con-
emncd in McHcury, as we'll as IN Lake, County,
nd the prospects nrc that he will be wiped oil |
he face of the earth, and that klrk Will be