New-York tribune., 1886-11-07
DEMOCRATS PUNISHED AT BINGHAMToN.
HOW THE RING WAS REBUKED-MAKING FORTUNES

HOw W THE RING WAS REBUKED-MAKING FORTUNES
IN wIsCoNsIN-THE NEW BRIGADE.
BlNGHAMToN, Nov. 6.-The corrupt Democ-
racy this county Tuesday last received its latest
punishment at the halls OF outraged and indignant
public. The in the city as follows: Daniels,
(RepJ, Court OF Appeals Judge, 22Ol. Peckham LOS
DeanO (sep.), for Congress, 2292, Downs, l'o3o
Edison Rep) for Assembly, 2.033. Finch (DemD 2.O29,
stilwe nro) 2f4; Curtss (Rep for District Attorney,
2421 Averson ,607, giving Daniels majority In the
city OF 4i3 Delano OF 1885, Edson Of and Curtiss OF
sl4 THIS city naturally about 500 Democratic and ma
ortes OF so been received by stanch Democrats
rms was. however, before the daS OF the Democratic
ring dongs OF which have had their effect on all Of
Broom- II the entire Congressional district comprs-
ing tho counties of BrOone, Chenango. Madison aud
Tloga. The entire OF Broome. including the CITY,
was as follows: Daniels $3.50; Peckhan. 3.S47; De-
lano, 1922 Downs 1892. Edison, 5,703 Finch. 41lO;
stiIlwel 7SO; Curtiss, 6.l39; Averson. 370S giving
Daniels majority OF 1912, Delano, 2,43O: Edison,
1888 and Curtiss 2.43l Aud all this about de-
spite tne wonderful popularity OF Judge Downs the
real honesty and uprghtness Of Mr.. ID. T. Finch, who
was clearly laid by tho efforts OF Matthew Kirscb'
Hills chief lawsmith" and laborng-man drover and
the alleged unpopusrity OF Dstrct Attorney George b.
Curtiss-sad unpopularIty supposed 10 nave Dcoh III
by OF Mr.. Curtss having prosecuted TO
tre extent OF his power the Democratic inspectors
charged with making false returns from the Fifth Ward
at the charter election Since Tuesday last the De-
mocracy are bitter in their denuncaton of Krsch whose
voice WAS continually before election heard in their be-
half and is in turn heard In denunciaton OF them
Copies OF The Chiedgo Graphic Ne,cs were during the
past week In demand In this city because OF the
Illustrations of Gogebic, the famous new iron district OF
North Wisconsin, IN which several Binghamton
men have within the past few months made fortune
when several more hops 70 do the same secre-
tary George Bakesley, OF the Young Mems Christian
Association OF this city, returned from Wisconsin on
Tuesday last and ns. since been fairly bored oy mpor
tuning capital Now that II has bsen demonstrated that
VINO invested early have made fortune there
are hundreds nxious to do the same II is alleged by
those there yet many chances as
ever make money but not last AS dnrng tue past
DECEMBER isst, and OF the first Binghamton
the Gogeoic claims to have cleared some Sl2o0o
w. A. LsyersOn, formerly OF THIS city VIII TINS
season receive in dividends moro than MS stock
the ars BinghamOn after Blskesley and by rea-
s95 OF M rns fop.ry s Of prn
well known In this CITY, now the proprietor
fast making fortune. Mr.. Tarb-l. for years
in the hotel business at Montrose. left that town with
about dozsn trusted assistants last spring Messrs.
George A. Kent, C. A. wilkinson. Avery Grouse and l.
b. Lewis OF this city, opened their bank at Hurley
days ago and report large business, alresiy
The Uuted Iron and Land Syndicate or when Mr. |
acres OF land heavily tmbered and supposed to cover
millions OF tons OF Bess-mer ore The Aurora mine, the
~ Bss,smer ors and is now $50 feet deep diamond
drill test is soon 70 be put down 900 Ioet 10 ascertain
Tne abandoned canal track lying on the south side Of
the susauehanna mentioned In last Sundays TRIBUNE.
hundred and tty wod have been nearly so
as the strip Ia IN soma places l6o feet while IN others 1t
"a not more l20 feet. The projoc. OF allowing
few owners OF adjoining property 10 take possession OF
this valuable tract. worth as 1t lies to- day at least
sos 600 would be II brought before tho people seri
ously objected to IT, The subject has been quite
ally discussed during tho past week and various plans
are proposed.
Ths new bridge now building across tho Susqushanna |
At the OF tue Chenangos gons up very rapidly,
tho north abutnent aud approach being about com
nls ed tie south abutment aud approach two-thirds
OF the way toward completion anc tho Two middle piers
beng up To high mark. Last evening the electric
lights which 10 furnish tho night eang with light,
were the sou end Of the bridge and lighted
for first tme IL pleasant weather night gangs will
push forward tho work as rapidly a. possible. Tno I'M
pieces composing the bridge began to
Yesterday and being transported fast possible
city to the river bauk II looks II the
bridge might be completed 10y January /, somo two |
fhs later han Al rat