New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-12

OF A DEMOCRATIC CANDiDAIE klCAb
AND MUSICAL NOTES.
lBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUsE.l
CHICAGO, Nov. Il.-Though four days hsye
elapsed since the election the returns not yet
all In from the back counties. and the official vOte
will be required to decide in II is Dos
sible, however, TO get at the general results The
Republican candidate for state Treasurer - elected,
but the fate Of the candidate for superintendent Of
Public Instruction is vet be known. in the next
Congress- Illinois will have / Republicans, DEM
ocrats aud Independent lFinerty). There was no
boss in this state consequently no Democratic
boom. The Republicans have majority
in both houses of the Legislature.
and a majority Of thirteen on Joint
ballot, which the United States senator.
The result, therefore. Is substantially what was
predicted by THE tribune correspondent last
week.
The bright spot in the tho defeat in this
county Of McGarigle the candidate for sheriff Of
| Mayor Harrison and Mcdonald the boss Of the
gamblers by over 1000 majority. II square
stand-up fight lor good government against the
| law-defying elements OF the community, in league
! with the Democracy and aided bp the Prohibition
craze. And good goveTnment won the d-y, La the
city Congressional districts the fight % splendid
one. Dunham in the Ist District is elected by about
| 700 majority though If Mr.. Doane, bis opponent,
cided to make the the run on the day before elec-
ton. the result might have been diner.nt. Mr..
| Doane who Is one Of the wealthiest merchants Of
! Chicago, is probably happy that he was .eieated.
| Last evening he received hundreds O.. As society
and business friends upon the occasion o. bis silver
wedding and the throwing of his ue~ and eLe-
! can't residence which is one of the lines, west Of
| New-York
Fnerty made a dashing fight in the III District,
| and beat the machine by 2,212 majority. lie
was for many years connected with Tie Chicago
| Tribune aad Tines and is now running
! paper devoted 70 Ireland The Press Club
/ are going to nve him a reception He VIII go into
| he next CONGRESS as worthy comp n']n with
! Murphy, of iowa and Collins. Of Massac Iu-etts.
! Davis carried the lid District b. -,ojJ, and
! Adams the IVth by 1.O34.
! The local election had some amusing results. 10
has laid Carter Harrison and his eagle on tIe SHELF
crushing his hopes for the Mayorally peX. spring.
while the legislative result bars him oul from the
! United State, Senate. The gamblers % tnonsands
of dolarsa they bet heavily Oh the general returns.
| which came in on Tuesday night before ANYTHING
had been received from the country. IL reported
also that one of the most prominent canAl1ies on
the Democratic ticket was so eated nj the .ertaInty
of bis election that he invited some friends
to Join him ia 70 bottle of wine. One bottle led 70
another. ana the party were soon on Wild carOuse,
which lasted two days and it was not until the
tbIrd dav that th- caudi ate recovered efficiently
! 10 discover ,hat lie was defeated By large ma
| lorlty The election has also rcsulted in a Grand
family row among tue Democrats, whca vii. ter
inmate in the displacement Of the leaders.
In opposition 70 the nomination in the East OF
Samuel J. Randall for Speaker Western Democrats
hoist the name Of Springer lie made his canvass
upon the issue, receiving an unanimous nomination
and an increased majority, and has announced Ms
platform. ;he principal planks Of which are reduc-
ton of taxation the abolition OF the internal revenue
system except as 70 whIskey, reduction OF tarif
10 revenue basis, reform in the Civil Service,
abolition of political assessments aud a long st OK
| glitteriug geueralltles. The condition Of Mr..
Spriugers nerves and the intensity Of Lls partsan-
ship Will hardly make HIM a flyorte ia the cons
test.
Politics have SO completely absorbed public
interest that little e'se has occurred this week.
The Union square Company close r-marSabis
four weeks engagement at Hayery's tonight. The
business has been exceptional
Mr. Barrett has made such Legitimate success
with his new play Francesca Da hluin4'" at
! McVicker's that he will continue u another
week 1t is very effective. Is well
| written. and has been well adapted to
| the stage that il probably will take It's place
| among the few successful American pays IL IA
SAID that Mr.. Boxer wrote the play thirty years
! ago aud that II was printed in poem, II part at
least, in the old hnckerbockr.
| Another theatre is in contemplation here TO Do
| built at State and Twenty second sts. It's loca-
ton is well uptown but the city is rapidly over-
| taking it, II Is to be known the Uhuch Opera
House and its interior will be modelled after that OF
the Madison square Theatre. Mr. Min, the agnos-
tic Hamlet. has been out in the country making
some money and little fame. He informs TIE
TRIBUNE correspondent that he will not visit New
! York this season. but will soon 90 to Germany for
six months study, and on his return will make III,
| appearance there.
Dr. Damrosch's dates have been changed to the
| o4th. and he is now announced for only one con-
cert Nine Carreno, who to have appeared
here at Mr. Heimendahts first concert, has cam
celed her engagement on account Of pressing do
nestle reasons. A war has broken out IN the ket-
! logg-BrignoH troupe which may disrupt II. MISS
| Kellogg roundly denounced the veteran tenor be-
! fore her audience at Fort Wayne last evening one
report saws for being intoxicated, but no one hero
| believes the charge. Brigno threa ems 70 go back
! TO New-York.
The announcement that Albani will make hor
first appearance in Chicago a member OF tho
| Mapeson company is received with much sat4s
faction as she is a great favOrite here.