Review (Newspaper) - November 21, 1882, Decatur, Illinois THE MORNING REVIEW VOL V DECATUR ILL TUESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 21 1882 calls whisperers ped dlen of night shade peddlers ol Canada thistles peddlers of nnx Hos GROVER the lar governor elect of New York was in New York city Boya take How long Oh how will the Republican and the bosses oppose ing justice to the voters of thn 1st ward by a recount LET us have a free vote and a cor- rect count We have not heard of a single democrat that objects to a re- count of the votes of the 1st ward IN- 1866 when Heister democrat was defeated for governor of Pennsylvania Dr Jacob A Scheetz of Reading made a vow he would quit chewing tobacco until a democrat was elected governor When thoroughly convinced Fat tison was elected lie took a good big chew The Philadelphia Tunes says that the next congress will be cratic Clerk will less give way to Rainey the colored brother for the clerkship Pherson wants it only when there is a majority to elect He is for the colored brother all the time when empty are handed around MRS of Pa put a large bottle of wine in her cellar when James Buchanan was elected president at the time re- marking that it would not be opened until Pennsylvania had elected a democratic governor The bottle place was recently brought from its hiding and heartily enjoyed THE appears to think that it is Dr Miller who is pushing the matter of a recount in the 1st ward Neither Dr Miller Mr Templeman nor any other cratic candidate wants an office to which lie has not besn elected The democrats of Mae want to have all the votes counted that were cast for their candidates CHARLEY WHITAKER of the comb Eagle gives some good advice to the democrats of this ptate on building He says advice to democracy in Build your political fences higher as soon as possible There IB a swarthy and fellow in this state named John A Logan and he has been terribly sick ever since the democratic cyclone swept over the country As boon as he is able to from the severe shoes he will be looking around for an opportun ity to jump into the democratic party Keep up your The democratic party can't stand Ben and John A Logan at the same time In the name of all the Gods in Israel keep John Logan out of the democratic party To let him in would and mm the whole democracy and would no doubt drive two thirds of the demo crats over to the prohibition party THE Republican has got an opinion Good Can it stand the Ic thinks that there would be great danger in having a recount of the 1st ward vote except through the forms of an expensive election contest It does not deny the probability of an error It does not intimate that any change in the result would be made All that pears to be wanting is the consent of the republican bosses and Mi Wood county treasurer The more this matter is discussed the more certain the people become that there is an error Suppose the contest was close and the republican candidates were declared elected by majorities of With this evident error in the 1st ward the would still be clamoring against a recount Had the democratic nominees been elected by similarly small majorities the Republican still oppose a recount T It would then have fairly howled they want the manner So not It to have been tho policy of the state house people to have the tickets printed with the word duly on the proposition to money for tW completion of tho state house Tho regular re- publican ticket of this county was so printed Mr Oberly had ing to do with printing the tickets for the different counties and no matter how anxious he may have been for the appropriation to pass ae could not consistently or honestly ask that the tickets be printed with he word for alone There is too much of this effort to fool the people We should have a proposition fairly and no matter how worthy he object if the people vote against t the minority should be satisfied tlr Oberly did just right in not ad rising that the tickets should bo in a form other than that corresponding with the law and to get a fair expression of the of the people in baft and by tie can constantly at tt Appropriation The tickets furnished by the lican state central committee very generally printed with only tne word opposite the state house appropriation The Springfield ple democrats as well as republicans are cursing John H Oberly chairman of the democratic state central com because he insisted on ing both for and against on his party's and thus defeated tho appropriation Being Sociable Some people display wonderful tact for unsociability It is not so much by their silence their modesty or their re- serve as by a peculiar disposition they indefinable atmosphere in which they envelop themselves so as to repel the advances and resist the tions of others Indeed silence is not inconsistent social feelings and those who say little and listen much and well ate always popular society It was Hiss Edgeworth after talking with and incessant volubility to a deaf mute for hour remarked that he was the most gent and interesting person lie ever met Oftentimes those who tulk most have the least real Their hides their utter want of and personal sympathy prattle is purely selfish mechanical and cold Volubility and vacancy teem to be related to each other and times the tongue is the substitute for thought instead of its organ ty and loquacity may coexist in the same person but the one who talks the most thinks and feels the least True sociability is a mattei of ment of mind of character rather than of words It comes from a surplus of sympathy of kind feelings of personal regards of contagious interest in things and thoughts Jt is the overflow of the generous and qualities of the heart those which make us social beings those which bind us most closely and tenderly and to the family to which we belong Alt real interest in others all quick ami generous sympathy all desire to communicate with others and share in their experiences and in their life enter as constituents into a true sociability The Gamins Game At about eleven o'clock this a little newsboy dodged out of board of trade alley and neut light under the heels of a spirited horse attached to a stylish buggy He was knocked down and the wheels passed over him A yell went up a crowd nnd in a couple cf seconds the lad was the center of a group of indignant zens who demanded the immediate an- of the man in the buggy who drew up his horse jumped out and filled with sorrow approached the howling gamin to ascertain the ex- tent of his injuries Is there anything I can do for you my poor exclaimed the gentleman as he bent over the yelling arab me a came the an- swer in tones which welled up from the billowy depths of an ocean of sobs A roll of bills was hauled by the from his pocket and a V placed in the hand of the boy who at once to regain full energy and leaping to his feet he went down the alley with a Divvy 1 close to his heels The gentleman entered his carriage and drove off while the other gamins the board of trade resolved themselves into a committee who are to take turns in being run over and give proper bonds to up Paying Ibc Doctor A stranger journeying in France fell side unto death his friends called in a physician who demurred about giving his professional services fearing the wherewithal might not be forthcoming to settle his The friend producing a hundred franc Kill him or cure him this ia yours The rick man died and wan buried and the Doctor finding hia money slow to appear reminded the survivor of the debt Did yon cure he asked No sir Did you kill Certainly Ihen yon have no claim on me sir I wUh you good day November vote for governor at the recent election as received at the state de was as Pattison democrat Beaver can Stewart independent 18 743 Armstrong greenback and abor Pettit prohibitionist Total vote Patti son's plurality This is tho gebt vote ever polled in the s tate with the exception of the tial contests of and 1880 Jones reminds one of the tellow who was pitched from his horse and who on being asked why he came down HO quickly replied Did you see thing up in the air for me to hold on THE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH Heed Weak NEW YORK November is very weak nnd declines nourishment Visitors are forbidden to see him The condition of Samuel G ney is changed for tho woise 4 November tho Commons the Chief Sec for Ireland informed thet house that the Unions in tho western part of Ireland been dered to relieve tho distressed people and the local government bad instructed the inspectors to see that the arrangements were sufficient and tho relief measures not interfered with for want of funds November thou sand persons attended the meeting of the Irish National Among tho speakers were Sullivan ind O'Kelly members of parliament The latter referred to what he called he efforts of Davitt to split the saity and said they were tantamount stabbing Ireland in t he back He threatened to resign his seat if the wavered in its allegiance to He advised the farmers to ake advantage of the arrears of rent act Votes of confidence in the ers were carried The CHICAGO November trial of Theresa Stewart tho woman who shot and killed Charles Stiles culler on the Call Board last July began in the criminal court this Mich November 20 this morning destroyed Heck planing mill in the eastern pail of the city Loss The insurance is small The YORK November 20 and Myers the runners will have a three-quarter contest giving day Annual NEW YOKK November er clear and cold Another brilliant auroral display last night WASHINGTON D C November 20 Milton Cogswell retired army officer and deputy governor Soldiers Home city died denly this apoplexy received a dispatch this morning stating that United States steamship on which it was hoped to bring the remains of John Howard Payne from Tunis had left Palermo Italy for Lisbon The therefore cannot the It is not known what action Mr Corcoran who desires to bring the remains will take Secre Chandler in conversation this morning said he bed practically de- not to act upon the new naval regulations until after their revision by the new board which he to appoint Charges had been the regulations discriminate iu favor of certain cers The Board of this morning made but little progress S President mission IB in fhe city Says notwithstanding the newspapers to the contrary the commission had been doing good work which would be recognized when the report is submitted to congress It is under- stood the draft of a covering charges in fhe tariff which the com- mission think necessary will also be submitted to congress THE this morning heard Melville ing the search for De Long He tailed the wanderings of the party and incidentally referred to their starving freezing condition saying that they lived on bones and other offal found in huts The narrative was out the details developed facts THE CHINESE It is stated at the Chinese tion to day that there is no tion for the statement that the nese minister and suite will be withdrawn from the United States on account of the recent legislation re- Chinese immigration The I crop of candidates for the speaker ship of the nest house continues to I grow Carlisle of Kentucky till stands al the head of tho list but there are at least a dozen who may be counted as struggling for that honor Probably the real intention in many of these cases is controlling a few votes and by trading them in at a proper time help out the coining man and by so doing get a moie de- sirable when the com Among those may as candidates are Messrs Carlisle Randall Cox Springer Eaton Blount Morrison Hurd Tucker and more coming Of course there aro not more than three or four of these who can be said to stand any show except by of compromise still nearly all of them are already entering upon a canvass for the place and that over a year before tho tuna for election Converse of Ohio whose name should have been in the list is said to have recently declared himself for Randall friends of the last mentioned gentleman are ery confident that hq controls ready the whole mattor and is as good as now j CHICAGO Nov 20 Dec i Year May Nov Dec Jan Year May 353 Nov Dee year May Nov 1735 Dec Jan Oct 11.25 Nov 10.78 Dpf 1065 Jan i STOrK shipments Live mixed heavy Cattle receipts 4600 NEW YORK Nov W 1 Nov Dec Jan Year Nov 791 Dec Jan Year TOLEDO Nov 20 Dec Jan year 70 Nov Dec Jan 574 year May McLeansboro is to have a new paper The Congregationalists have com a new church at Toulon The vein of coal found at Virginia proves to be forty inches thick and of good quality The Burlington Ohio Kiver road has secured the right of way through Schuyler county small pebbles which lasted fifteen minutes is said to have fallen recently in Fifty-five trains aro said to arrive and depart at and its railroad business is declared to have nearly doubled in two years Silas an old citizen of came to his death by a gular accident a few days since A box he was lifting from 11 wagon overbalanced and fell upon him breaking his neck and causing j almost instant Humphrey one of the oldest i DeWitt Fri I day morning at the age 87 years his wife and two children surviving him He was the father of eleven of whom died of con Rimption was quite wealthy A very simple confidence game is being practiced in tne outskirts of Cairo with remunerative effect Several well dressed individuals having all the mechanical appliances for a lottery drawing at short notice sell chances at each in an imag inary drawing the ticket holder invariably securing an elegant gold watch carpet or purse of gold A corticate is then issued to the party which declares that the will be received in thirty days from date of drawing Thus far they have dodged the police Over one hundred tickets have been disposed of at each rt P X P W o M K We Lave fully made up our mind not to keep over after ary a single Overcoat or Winter Garment now stock if Low Prices can make them go in The of nobby Suits and anil Overcoats for Men The Finest and nicest styles of Fats to he found in the laud The Largest Assortment of Underwear and Hosiery Such is onr Complete Winter Stock to be sold at prices which we guarantee inside of the cheapest Money can be saved iu MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT Imported and Domestic Fabrics cat into suits after the Latest Fashion with the best of trimmings at PRICES WHICH ONE-PRICE Merchant i HEADQUARTERS CLOT OF ALL We have without 1 bUnk GF FINE OVERCOATS AND SUITS H fo i in mtv n t vi what we say Overcoats from the cheapest to the best Our line of Suits well worth Boeing before von make your us a call an d Guarantee in the Ou line of 00 Cashmere Suits is worth inspection See them before ing elsewhere Give us a We guarantee satisfaction J R RACE CO Sept JOHN IRWIN'S DRESS SUITS BUSINESS SUITS NOBBY SUITS YOUTH'S SUITS BOY'S SUITS CHILDREN'S SUITS AT LOW PRICES SHORT PAN LONG WIDE PANTOS PIPE STEM PANTS OF EVERY HUE PANTS FOR WORKING MEN MNA A1 JOHN IRWIN'S P 0 Block FRONT Decatur III SQUARE The French Cutter THE BIO SHOE STORE 13 Bast Main St th tough fo 9 Jf Largest Slock f Best Goods west Prices cfc jit
