New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-10-19

by thu statement that Inc had repeatedly Ucch mp
neoIod To- but refused TO act in caterIng.ior -to
votcs Of lawcss clement. Tho association has also
had its attention called TO the proposed outrage NY
the County Board of appointing only pc"oo'"''o
;udgcs ot the National election. Inc aSSoc'a''ou
membership has increased to nearly i,V'V' "
power exertcd in the right direction once p''o'o 10
sulted i'm the overthrow of corrupt local i'"s wv
in its present temper IL appears likely W Io'" ~
another crusade The contemplated outrage "
placing only Democrats III charGe VI VIZ
ballot boxes has awakened mutterlnR' ol S'''',
which in a local way may exceed inc ''io ""'","'
interest in the outcome OF the el'ctoh III VI"
cou,tv The greater part of the 100 voting places
have been located III saloons ana low uehS' VIC :"
maIndrr IN alleys and disreputablc spots ih7
hos moved the four ministerial associations
of the city to enter formal protest ana "
h,s mt n fire and energy into the CANVASS
ubich may result in the complete over
throw Of the present corrupt administration.
The most complete organization has been pcriccI'"
Ia guard Iagainst fraud ut the polls when tuuS W
,h. extent of printing the poll lists ana conPle'o
diagrams of the voting precincts showing thc
vacant lots and the character Of the buildings Inc
cutire mower of the local administration mas peen
,hrovn against Congressman Filerty III the ild
r,,,,essional District, who has been making an
oppu
,icket only the size of Fncrty's gatherings ana
their zeal in his interest have prevented lawlcSs
ceuent tacitly encouraged by the police. from
breaking up the gatherings. This finally grew 80
oaensyc on Wednesday night that Finerty called
upon his supporters to come prepared to uefenu
themselves A meeting of nearly 5000 people re
sp,iued to his call Tor the meeting on the following
nieht, his supporters coming armed ~ every III
s,,nce with stout ranc. The sentiment OF the
,,,,herine was 40 evident that not IN offensive IN
,e,tuption occurred during the entire evening
Inlm T. Invies resident of Liverpool England
and head ol he extensive htn Of p'ckes known as
n,,iea, Atkinson 4 co. arrived bctp 90 Welt tliis
wueh and WA met with the announcement that his
r,tlnri, AhiDsUn, had lrsl ~ ~ 900 oh flir hoaid
III It,,ir and hn found the phttinG establishment ~
itp rhniar ~ ihn slipiH Alhhs'n stnh Wen
atnnnp hs hnsihnal hsaitlhins litetN'inn1 Nv ~
iaDlA IT, Nj imNira ~ lr''ni, ahh Wa ipni''n !"
h,vn disapprhipi bat this WA hH' 'in" w"
mnnsy Ma lnai ~ what Wa hhoWh "a Armour
AuHunl rnih phiheii'
Intelligence ,enohes here that / Z bal1ell an
accomplished loulnniist, died at Mi'ss''pr, uuf,
Mas nn ldat TUESDAY iin served lnh III hhihtl
Mnlselry ~ stan durng tho Nulu war hut Nas COM
PEELED 90 leave the lritlsi seVioa 9l' account OF
a correspondent of lie LOndon Iimea. DURING the
past two years he served III an editorial capacity oh
ono OF the Chicago papers. hut i'ttoIP ne wa"
Obliged to travel great deal III quest OF hcaCh'
A proceeding was instituted III the Ifobito toufi
ths week to demonstrate the insanity OF Colonel
Ezra Taylor. who served for "A time ~ Chiot oi
Artillery under General Sherman. and who IN ono OF
tine oldest living citizens of Chicago lie has at
tanned the age of sXy-four years, and the claim ~
made that projected marriage by the told veteran
against the wishes of his children caused ono oi his
sons TO institute tho proceedings. Hts friends
generally declare hun to DO OF sound mind
The German Austrian Society of this city held Al
elaborate celebration III memory OF the fmpieSs
Maria Theresa yesterday in the North 'Sldc Turner
Hall The decorations of the hall were rich por
travng scenes familiar 10 people OF the AuStrIal
hungarian Empire
The interest which centred ia the returns from
Ohio was Intense Crowds of people surrounded
the bulletin boards all day and toward night there
was such multitude IA state Madison and Dear
born stS that stfeet-car lGcOmOton was almost
stopped and that of vehicles entirely 80 Inc cheer
ing was OF the widest description and II there was
any Democratic sentiment III the vast audience IL
remained quiet