Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 4, 1873, Page 3

- Judgo Murphy tho regular o THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1873 THE COURTS. How a Man Barned $l.060 by Loiting o Dorrick Fall On Him, Enjoined - from Making & Road: Through- o Vegetable- . Patoh, AFire-Engine Replevined---The Superior Court---Brief Notes. Yesterday’s Proceedings Beforo: the Supreme Court. Judgo Rogers was accuplod yesterday in hear- Ing the cano of Philip Lolir against Jobn B, Wil son, tho Prairie State Loan & Irust Company, snd Hendorson & Swith, contractors. Lolr cluims that Lo was injured by a falling derrick in front of tho building occupied by the Prairio Btato Savings Compnuy, while Lio was riding in o earringo or haok on South Desplaines stroot in front of tho building, and that Lo has beon dis- abled ovor sluce in consoquonce thoroof. Wit- son is o contractor, who took the contract for the mason work, and thon sub-lot tho stono- soiting to Hondorson and Sims. The Prairio Btato Compauy claim that thoy aro not responsl- ble for tho damage dono, as they hnd no control of the dorrick, tho whole work for which a dor- rick was neoded having been given to Wilson. Wilkon thinks he ehould not be held rosponsi- blo, as the dorrick was used by Honderson and Sinws, and Hendorson, Sims not being in court, aflirms that tho dorrick was not in use at tho timo the nccidont occurred, but that it was caused by a person riding on an omnibus, who pulled one of the guys which held the dorrick upright, and thas caused it to fall. The nceident created considerablo oxcitemont and wonder at tho time, a8 tho drivor of tho haol, Figher, oscaped, whilo one of his passengors was instantly Iilled, and tho other, tho plaintiff, badly injured. Mossrs. TRunyan, Avery, Loomis, and Comstock appear for the plaintiff ; Mr, Leake for Wilson; Seovil, Corwin, ond Balloy for tho Prairio State Com- pany, sud H. O. Hoyes for Honderson, Tho de- . fendants dofonded moparately, Tho jury wore out about two Lours and n balf, nud roturned with & verdict against tho Prairfo State Loan and Trust Company for 1,100, aud found' the other defendants not gullty, INJUNOTION AGAINST MAKING A ROAD, John Moonoy complains of Moses 8, Hunting, David F. Bishop, aud Matildn L. Roynolds for attempling to make a road across his promigos, which aro situated on tho Elston road in the §, E. ) of Bection 16, 4, 0. ~Complainants allogo that he hne a fine vogetablo garden there. Do- fondants olaim a picco of Innd immediatoly ad- Joining, and maintain that, by some plat or subdivision, s rond or strect was Inid out across his proporty, and thoy sttompted, on the 80th of Boptembor last, toIny out snid rond by teming down his fenco and driving scross his land with plows and acrap- erg, tearing up his vogotablos, and not allowing him time to gather them. Ho clnims that hig laud is not in any subdivielon, noris there any zond across it. He is npprehonsive lest thoy should recommit the offenso, and prays an_in- g;n;éaon, whick was granted, under & boud of ,000. TETITION TO ADOPT A CHILD, Henry Ahrensfeld filed o potition to bo allowed to M\ofit ‘Annn Rosa Zieglor, o girl sbout 4 yoars old, Mor father is dend and her mother poor #nd with difiiculty able to support hor, whilo po- titioner is posscesed of comsidorable roperty. Tho mothor filod her consent totho petition, snd tho ohild aleo is willing. REPLEVIN OF A FIRE-ENGINE. Lowis H. Bisboo filed an aflidavit for replovin Jgstorday fn tho Circuit Gdurt against Boujamin uldor, ~ Bishe 8 thnt ho is Becrotary of tho Rotary Firo Exi F.lhd.\ur Company, and that Dulder has wrongfully taken from eaid Com- pauy an engine knownas * Drake No, 1," valued at §2,600. " SUPERION COURT. On Monday next will. commenco the Ootobor terin of tho Surnrlar Court, Judge Jamicson will be oxclusively occupied in ‘ryiu;g the con- demnation “cases for gpunlng Doarborn and North' Btato streote, Judge Bmith, of Gales- burg, will hoar anto-fire cses, Judgo Porter and alendar, sud Judge ‘Gary will taka the chancory sido. Judge Murphy will not be in Court Monday until 2 p, m. ORIMINAL COURT, Bernhard Nicoll plead guilty to larcony, and ‘was soutenced to five yoars at the Reform Behool. Fred L. Curtis, for larceny, was mentenced to ten days in tho County Jail. Edward Boanc, the conduator, gavo bal in tha ‘sum of £10,000 to appear boforo tho Circuit Qourt of Will County. COURTS IN DRIEF, Joln McGinniss eit aginst Joln claiming 26,000, A judgment was ontered by confossion against Asnliel and Lucius J, Plerce, and in favor of the Citizons' National Bauk of Fariboult, for the sum of 26,062, A notition to quiet titlo was filed by Marcus 0. Btearns, who claims the went four foet of Lot 7 and that part of Lot 8 lying enst of the oxten- eion of Dearborn street, in Block 141, School Bection Addition. Also T.ota 1, 2, b, 6. 7, and 8, in Wallaco & Butler's Subdivision of Block 185, Bchool Bection Addition. Also another potition to quict titlo to Loty 3, 4, and b, lying south of the Healy Blough, in Block 24, Canal° Trustees' ‘Bubdivision of sonth fractional port of Sec, 20, 89, 14, and Lots 10, 11, and 12, in Block 24, and Lots 13 and 183, in Sfonrne’ Subdivision of Lot 18, in the same block, Also anolher petition for the eouth fourteen feet of Sub-Lot %: of Lot 8, Block 18, and mnorth tlarty-six feot of Lot 9, Block 18, in fractional Sec. 15, Margarotta C. Stearns also filed a petition to ostablish titlo to & part of Lots 6 and 7, in Block 141, Behool Beclion Addition, A petition was filod to conflrm title by Martha ‘Webster Millor, againat Thomas Braun to Blocks 4, 6,8, 10,18, 16 and 20, and the N, 1-5 part of Block 28 in the Bubdivision of the N. W. ¥ of Bection 84, 98, 14, An information was fllod by Charles A. Reed, on behalf of the en{:ln of Illinois _to roproduce s mnsp or plat of Sophin M, Fox's Subdivision of zho‘o. fi of Lota 1and 3 of the 8, E. X of Soction 3 3 Both the Judges of tho United Statos Courta were absont yosterday, and nothing was trans- noted therein. udge Wallace was ocoupled the most of the day in hearing the tax matters. To-duy the ‘prigoners in the Oriminal Court will bo sentencod. THE SUPREME COURT, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, O7TAWA, UL, Oct, 8.—The Bupreme Court met this morning at tho usual hour of 9 o'clook, the whole bench being present. Thoro was a marked contrast botweon tho attondanoo to-dny and yestorday, and tho procoedings, though probably important in thelr ultimate results, wore of a vory uninteresting ocharactor, The businoss transnoted was as follows : Mn, JUATIOE OLALG, " ne B00—N, P, Tglohurt sud the Brighton Company, fm- leaded, &e, v, E, P, Vail ot.al. - A motion is fade !l!mehunt!onn extonslon’of fimoto fila abstracts and briefs, Tho motion & supported by afidayit, whioh, on’oxamination, wo deow sulliclont, and (ha timo 18 extonded Afteen days, DY 318, JUBTIOK GOMOLITELD, rase-Asn Vail v, Nisliolas P, Tglohnel, This fn o or Joavo 10 ilo amended rocord, support afdavit. Tho motion ia alowad, T & filed 5 procipe for assump- Tilford sud Bridget Tiliord, Y MR, JUSTIOE 800TT, S1—Eugeno Tuttl, impleaded with John G, Tuttle et al, v, Auron Gurreft ot al, In (his case tho defond- anta in'erzor liavo entored thiolr appeuranco, and (ho reapective counscl have stipnlatod that in conshiler- ation thoreof tho dofendanta In error may have (hirty daya in which to filo bricfu snd argumonts, While wa donat, pormit martica to utipulate #o a8 fo avold our rules, in virtuo of the fact that the defondauts in error wero not 11 Courl, und could not b compotlod 16 56 to trial at thin torm, wo allow the timo agesed upen i tho stipulation, Olherwis wo would not perini them to stipulate 8o as to avold tho effect of our rulos, NEW MOTIONS, 123—Jokn MoFarlind at al, 'y, Alexsudor I, Doy, Dininution of racord anggested motion for ‘leave to fllo atoudod rocard ua por atfpulation Bled, Loavo given and amended rocord Hied, i—John P, Harrla et al, v. aul ornoll et al, Motion for extension of timo 16 Al Lriufs by appelies; until Oct, 13, as por stipulation fied, 234—Nathau Qorwitl ot al. v, Doldan ¥, Oulvor, Hollan for additional time to file briefs on behslf of sppotlco. T fi6—Tho 0., B, 1, & I, . K. Co, v, Jobss Do, Bamo motion, 840—~8amuol Vorls v, ‘Siphia Slosn ctal. Appol- Iant aska for leavo to fil argumonta within ten days, B—Joln I, Butheriand ‘ot sl, v, “Adeline B, Suth- orland, Aotion by nplmllmlt for oxtension of thne in . which to filo brlofs miud absiracts, on aMidavit dled. A0 olin Kennedy et al, v, TPatrick Kounedy, Mo- tlan to sot anlde order of diamisral, and for oztension of timo in whicl to filo hriefs and dbalracts, 401—Goorgn Irons v, Frank 13, Marulioll, 5 Mr, Garrison—A motioi” wa mado to dlamins thin appeal, on the ground that tho :Fpml boud lind not. Leon fed fn soanon n th court halow, and_the ap- Jeal was lsmissed, Tho prayor for an appeal was on lio 16th day of Fobruary, .aud tho appoal bond - wan filed on tho 7th and’ approved on the 8th day of March, which I concelvo comes within tho ruls, 1 now move to sot naldo the order of dismisaal and to roiuatate tho case, Tho rocorda show for themsclves ‘what the facte in the casonre, THE OALL OF TIIE DOOIET, Thio Ohlof Justico thion proceeded {0 call the docket for tho day, and the mevoral causes woro disposed of i mnor followlng : 821—Charles V. Dyer v, Thomas J, Buthorlaud, Tokon on call, 8 23—Cornolius O'Caliaghan v, Margaret O'Callaghan, amo, - . 32]—Rneino & Misslssippt . Railroad Company v, Farmors' Loan & Trust Gompany ol al, me, 034—Tobert Leech and Edwerd 0. Cdoledga ime pleadod, &e,, v, Jolin Wontworlh ot al, 83mo, IAMH ohn' A, Mellendy et al, v, O, Deun Austin et al. ~Bama, 26—Jolin Munn ot al, v, Walter 8, Burgoss otal. mo, 527—Luey Breokonridgo v. Martha Long et al, Judgment aMemed under the rulo, 523—Washburn v, Iver Doo ot al. Appeal dise missed under tho ruio 20-tlonry F. Vulolto v. John J. Dounelt, Tuken on eall, 320—Fammel A, Toleman ot o, v, Ismlton C. Danlels, finplended, &c, 8.mo, 331—Giicago West Division Rallway Company v. Ehyo Bort, Same, 233 Liviogaton” Gomptou v. Willam Payme, Cone nted, 343—Tedro Frakes v. Rockford, Rock Tulwnd & 8t, Louls Ttulroud Company. Judgihent ailirmed undef o rule, 434—Ienry Linnemoyer v. John Miller ot al, Taken call, g J%—Conrad Schmell ot ol v, Paul Tathbarih, e, i6—Josoph Dinet v, Tho Poople ox rel, Joseph Phrehing. Samo, 337—Joln Suowall ot al, v, Josoph I, Moss, Sama, 838—L. W. Volk et al. v, \Tamcs A, Rochie, Same. 899—Woed Howlng Machino Company v, Barali G, Smilth, Judgment wilirmed under tho rule, 340—8utuiel Voris v, Sophis Sloan st al, Judgment afiirmod under tho rulo, ¢ TO-MORROW'S OALL, “Tho call of tho docket to-morrow will ombraco cases from: No, 341 to 360, Inclusive 'ADJOUNNMENT, Thoro belng no Lurther businoss beforo tho Court to- day, au adjonrnment was had until to-morcow+ faorn= ing'ot 0 o'clock, GORREOTION, In to-day's paper 313, 316, 317, 318 and 310 appenr as hetug nflirmed, Thisis not in accordance with my dispateh of yetorday.Thoy skould bo wiuted us takou o call, BOARD OF POLICE. 'Frinl of Chargos Against Policomens= Alow Aliterman Mahr Made fItmself Very Offonsive. The Police Co:amissionersheld a regular moet- ing yestorday, Commissioner Cloveland in tho Chair, and prosont Commissioners Wright aund Shoridan, Officer James O'Connor wes discharzed for Tenving his boat to go and seo his girl, and in ad- dition for throstoning to make corpss out of Ofticor Dowoy. James Grosham, a policeman on probation, was charged with maltreating Mathias Kloin. The lattor had been drinking beer in company with his friends in a ealoon on North avonue, and, when going hiomo, met Gresham, who naked him quostions, aud finally took bim to tho sta- tion, elubbing him en route, Gresham ewore that Kloin attomptod to atab him with a knifo, aud the station-keeper proved Ppositively that Grosham's coat was cut whon he atrived at tho station. Grosham sworo that ho suw Kloin sncaking along by tho side of a tonce, and, taking him for o suspicious charactor, in- quired whoro ho was going and who ho wa: Kloin responded in discourteous languago, and then wad arrosted, the stabbing and clubbing follow- ing. Gresham dofouded. himsolf with ability, showing considorablo iutolligance and tact. Whilo the trisl was going on, Ald. Potor Muhr, taking edvantage of his exaited ofli- cinl station, atood iuside the railing behind tho Commissionors, and kept upa running firo of comment to the mombers of the Coart, to tho offect that ho, tho great Ald, Mahr, would not boliove Gresham undor oath, and n’other ways tryiug to pm}g(flca the Commissioners against the ofiicer. Finally the caso was takon tnder advisoment, and then Mahr mado n specch to the Court in dofonse of his constituent, nu(ing ** Ha 18 tho poaconblest citizen in our Ward,” bosides making other impertinent and extra-Aldermanic Tewmnarks, Commissioners Cleveland and Wright conde- seended to reply, intimating that they did not believo Mabr, The Comm{asionors siouid huve had Mabr arrested for conterpt of Conrt, for attompting to unduly inlvence its doclsion. Mr, Maliris oot yot & Police Commissioner, :{l‘m&mh Lo sssumed to run the whole Board yes- rday. 3 ‘I'ho caso was takon under advisomont. Chargen proforrad against Oflicer August Kol- ler, for maltreating o citizen, woro dismissed, no witnessos appenring. Oflicor John Stift was clarged with conduet anboconilng an oflicor and a seatlema, in shil- ing Robort Lanigan. Tho officor eclaimod that ho acted in solf-defense, and that Lanigan, who was drunk, attomptod to strike him. ‘Thoto was nothing interestiug in thocnse excopt that Lau- igun referred to Ald, Mabr for a charactor. Peter seoms to bo the spocial friond and cham- pion of the polico wallopers who reside in his ward, and have tho honor to be among his con- stituonts. The cnso was taken undor advisement, The Board adjournes P ekt SO 1 THE SCOURGE AT MEMPHIS. Bishop Whitohouse received a telegram from Momphis signed by throo of the city olorgy. yesterday, soliciting assistance from the churclios hore, and tho Bishop accordingly requosts tho clorgy to appeal to their respective congrogations onSanday (to-morrow). Tho telegram is oy fol- Tows: Yollow fever increasing greatly, Dble, Death everywhero, ings, R Destitution terri- Give us your Sunday offcr- JAMES OARMICHAKL, Rev, Gronae Wuire, D, D,, Rev, Geonae O, HABBIE, The following private dispatoh was roceived from Momphis yesterday : Metrars, Oct, F, A, Mitehell: The yellow fover i on the increase,” Wo neod asslstance very badly, Wil tho citizens of Ohicago help us? J. A, Bnixioxs, EVANSTON. Dr. 0. L. Maun, of this placo, celobrated tho complotion of his new rosidenco by an old-fash- ionod house-warming, on Thursdsy evening. A large number of invited guests assombled at an oearly hour, and after an inspootion of tha ele- gant upholstoring and furaishings of the diffor- ent apartments, spent tho uvuuh:‘g In uoclal en- joyment, There wos musio, and duncing, and charades, Messrs. Winnoand Fullor ontortained the company with their specialties, and whon the guosts disporsed at 1 o’clook, they unanimously oxprossed thomselves in favor of the gonial Doctor’s modo of d)nwfiofl. The Mothodist Church Soclable wa3 woll at- tonded, and passod off vory plonsantly, Bomo oxcellent musio was furnished by Mossrs, Mor- win and Ayars, and Migsos Mattison, Perry, and Brs, MoCune, A ——— Californin Sunday Train. Tho through Pacific expross for Couucll Bluffs, Omalin, 8an Franosvo, aud all otber Far-Wost points, will leavo the Contral Dopot, foot of Lake etreet, at 10 3. m, Bunday, Oct. 8 stopping at Indiana avonuo sud Gauai wtroat btationn, *Thls i tho lino that hos hoon awarded tho last contraot for the transpartation of tho overland mals to and from San Franciaco, Australia, Ohina, aud Japan, Through iokets vis Obicago & Northweatern and Ohicayo, Rock Ialand & Pacltio Rall ‘Toadu will bo good on thia frain, —_—_— A Now Work on Bookkeoping, W, A, Drew, propriotor of Drow’a Business Colloge, Nog. 278 aud 230 Wost Madison treet, hos arranged a now work on bookkeoping, 4o stmplified that on intalls- gont studont can scquire s knowladge of accounta without 8 teacher, Tho work { adapted for common schiools, busiucea collogos, and the counting-liouso, It contalus 19 pagos, and 18 neatly bound {n clotls, Tho mysteriea of doublo-ontry Lookkeoping bacoma n sim- plo progroasive aclonce in’ this worlk, .Coples sont by Toail b romitting $1.80 o tho author, Saud utunp far parliculara of the college courao at thls luatitution, bbb il Treo Exhibition, Tho largost varloty, most slogant In stylo an’ fintsh, and tally warrantod, Oflico and lbrary dosks un 1 tabloy 80l by the manufacturers, A, I, Androws & Go,, Nus, 100 10 170 Btate stroct, corner of Muniroe, nb cost, for Bixty days, Their cify or country friouds witl do well t inake a note of this, —_— Onening, Bivana & Hickoy will hava a formal openng of thelr new aud spucious liquor store, No, 205 East Randolpl streot, thin ovoulng, ANl thelr frlouds and tho publio aro iuvitod to be prescut, THE LIQUOR LAW. It Is leld to Be Constitutional by the Supremo Comr A Man Oannot Sell Liquor Without Taking Out o License. Gpinion of Justice Scott, Delivered on the st Instant. Tho following Is tho opinion of tho Bupromo Court, announced by Mr, Justico Scott on the 1at inst., which, by tho kindnoess of Mr. Trimble, Clork of the Buprome Court, our .roportor has beon enabled to copy : ‘his was n prosecution commenced bofore a Justico of tho Pence ngainst tho appellant, for golting iutoxieating liquors without n lcouse. Tho Justico found him guilty, nud assossed a fine of 20 agninel him, and rendered judgmont nccordingly. On an appenl, takon to tho Cireuit Court, tho causo was submuted on nu sgroed etato of facts, and the Court, proforma, found the appellant guilty, aad entored n judgment agaiust him of $20, and costs of suit., Trom tho statemont of fuots it appoara tho ap- pelinut residey near the City of Ottawa, in Lo~ Sullo County, but not within the limits of auy incorporated town or city ; that Lo las nover given tho requisito bond and obtained a llcouse to keep a grocery as required by tho firat section of an act entitled “ An act to provide agalust tho evils resulting from the enlo of intoxieating liquors in tho State of Illinols,” approved Jan. 18, 1872, and at bis residonce, ns statod, ho hon ropoatedly sold intoxicating liguors in a less quantity thian ono quart, to any porson who do- sired to rurclmso, to ba drank’ ou lis premises by the glass, and the liquors so sold wore drank Ly tho porsons purchmsing, on Lis promises, by Iils permiusion, 1t is provided, in the flrat soction of tho aot under whic i this prosccution was commencad, 1t shinl] bo unlawful for auy porson uot having ob- thined a licousa o keop a grocary, to soll, it any quantity, intoxieating Yquors to bo drank on the premiscs whore sold, or in any adjolning room, or auv placo of public resort conunected thorae witly, and no person slinll be grauted a liconse without flrst giving a bond to the municipality or nuthority anthorized by law to grant liconses, in tho penal sum_of $8,000, with two suficlent neentities, which bond shall be conditioned and for the parposos us therein diroeted, ‘I'ho second section provides it shall bo unlaw- ful for any porson to sell intoxicating liquors to nminors unless upon the wiitton nuthority of their parents, or punrdians, or family physicinn, or_to porsons intoxicated, or who are in the habit of golting intoxicated. In tho third soction it is provided, all plages whorein intoxicating liquors are sold in viola- tion of thisact shil be taken, held, and declarod tobo common nuisunces, and all such places shnil be shut and nbated, on tha couviction of tho keapor thercof. Tho sixth scction doclares what ponalties shall bo infliotod on tho porsona violatiug tho pro- visions of the first and sccond sections of this net. The ndmitted facts show n eloar violation of tho firat section of tho statuto, butnot of the socond. y It is insisted a conviction cannot be main- tnined uuless the evidonce shows o violation of tho flrst nud sccond soctions, The objection sooms hypereriticala It {s founded on tho peculinr phrascology of tho sixth soction, which imposos tho ponalties, aud which provides that every person guilty of violating the provisious of tho “firat and socond sections” shall forfelt and pn% cortain ponaltics. Tho penaltics imposed by that scction are for the violation of either section, and it is not in- dispensablo o party should be’ gailty of & viola- t1on of both befora ho can be subjected to the forfeiturcs enumorated, This is the obvious meaning of the words used, and is tho construc- tion given to tho samo language in the statuto of Ohio on tho enmo subject, in Miller v, The State (3 Ohio, 475). Our statute, in many re- spocts, is o substantial, and in othor parts o litoral, tranwcript of 'tho Ohio law, aud it I8 o rule that, whon tho Logis- laturo adopts substantinlly the statuto of anoth- or Stato, it i preswued to sdopt aluo the construction previously given it by the Courts of that State, unloss such _construction is incon- sistent with tho epirit and policy of our Inws, (Riggs ot al. v, Wilion ot al,, 18 TIl., Rep. 16; Campbelly, Qunlin, 3 Szam., 288,) It 15 urged, tho clauso of tho thifd section, which declires all places whore intoxicating liquors aro sold in violation of thisnct to bo comumon nuixances, and shall be shut up_and ubuted, autbotizes' the destiuction of privato property, aud, therofore, contravenos constitu- tional lnw, The construction of this seotion is not in- volved, direcily, in the decision of this cago. Counsol, howaver, is in orror in supposing it authorizes the summary destruction of private property. It authorizes mo such thing, Tv simiply " declares all places whore intoxicating liquors are sold in yiolation of this act common nuisauces, and provides thoy mny bo shut \l}) and_this illegal traflic carried on thoro abated, Tho object ia to provont tho aa- sowbling of idlo nnd evil-disposed persons, for the purposa of violating the luwa of this Biato, Undor what is called the polico power, the Leg- inluture has tho right to suthorizo the abatement of u public nuisnnce, and the carrying on of an ilfegal traflle In intoxicuting liquors, and tho ss- sembling of idlo and vicious porsons for that purpose, is n nuisance, and may b so declared and abated nccording to Iaw.” (Block v, Tho '.l;n\\'au)ot Jacksonvillo, 86 Iil, Kop.; 801, and cases cited.. Thero is nothing in this clause of thothird scc- tion that wo are aware of that coutravenes any provision of our Constitution. The sumo con- struction has boen given to o like provision ia tho Obio statute, in Miller va, Tho State—supra. The point which seoms to bo relied un with (ho most confidenco is, tho act is in conflict with that clause of tho twonty-second section of tho fourth articlo of the Constitution of 1870, which pra- hibits tho pnssago of looal or spocinl laws “ granting to any corporation or individunl any anoInl or oxclusive privilege, immunity, or fran- chise whatover,” Tho ronson nssigned is, the act of 1853 which purports to re-onact the laws which had been reponled by tho nct of 1851, that nuthorizod county authorities to grant liconses to keep o rocery, was never legally enactod, according to filfl forms proseribed in tho Constitution of 1848, und there was therofore no Iaw in forco at the pussage of the act of 1872, nuthorlzing tho ranting of licenses, othor than the clinrters of filcm‘pornlnd towns and citioa ; and_Lonco, it i waid, 8 peron residing outside of the limits of such nmnicipal corporations could not obtatu o liconse, nnd for that reason the law operates nn- equally on the citizon, and is vold, It i not perceived how this question can arise in this caso, T'hero is o statuto that in- veats tha county authoritios with s disoretionnry pover to grant licenses to keop a grocery any- whoro in the county, excopt in towns sud citios that, under their chartors, have the oxclusive privilogo, which has been in oxistence sinco 1845, exclusive of the intorval between tho pnssago of the acts of 1851 and 1853, T'ho appellant doow not claim he ever appliod to tho authoritios om- powerod bylaw to grant licendos for a liconse for nmself. Had tho application beon mads and a liconse donled, on the ground that thoro was no law that would authorize it, thon tho question raised would be prosented for decision, We aro, howovor, of opimion the validity of the Emsunt Inw is not affceted by tho question whether tho act of 1853, which purports to ro- ennct the Inws ropouled by the law of 1851, was logally enacted nccording to tho forms of the *Coustitution, and it Is not neceswary to expross au ayinlnu in rogard toit, If it {sin fact truo, at tho dato of the pasango of tho act of 1874, thero wes no law undor which a porson rosidin outside tho limits of incorporated towns an citios could obtain aliconko to kaop n grocery, it doos not follow the law, for that romson, isun- constitutional, Tho not wo aro considoring, in noarly all its provislons, Is gonoral, and operates aqually upon all oluwsos of citlzous withinthe limits of the Btate, Tho flrst scotion prohibts ull poraons from solling intoxlenting liuots, who lavo not firat obtainod a lconse wx thorein provided. T'ho uppollant is within this goneral prohibition. ‘Ilio second woction probibits the wilo of wuch llquors to minoiw, without the writton conront of tho parouts, guurdiany, vr family physician, and coutnin u nbsoluto reatriotion upon ll porsons, with or without a liconse, from seling (o pay- soun intoxicated, or who are tn the buvil of gt~ ting futoxieatod, 1t It Lo concoded that the powor to grant a licouso (o keop n groeory is couiued Lo incor- poratod tawus and cities, whioh, by their ohar- ters, have tho right to do ko, is the law, for that reason, unvonslitutional?” We think nat. Confessedly the sule of iutosieating liquerd, to bo drank s & boverage, M & fruiiful source of orime in our widst, and tue enugo of much Individual sufforing. It such aro ity fruits whon hodged about witly Yuunl statutey intonded to control 1t, manifestly tho unre- Atrainad trafllo would be prolifle of rosults thnt could not be othorwiae thau detrimental to tho host interests of WCIM’E' It mny bo the bout modo to effoctuato tho boneficont” abject tho Logislaturs had in viow in tho paspage of tho I, viz. (0 pravido against o ovils romlling from the enle of intoxieating lquors, to confing tho power to leconso the salo to incorporaied towns aud cltlos, whero ft is supposed tho pollca foreo is moro offlclontly organizad, nnd can bottor control 1t It concorns tha public morals, good ordor, and the wolfare of soclety ; and wo are not propared to holl that it is au unauthorized oxorcise of the nolico power of the Stato to 8o provide. A Inw that applica to and confors tho eamo gonerul jovors on all incorporated towns aunil citios in tho Btate is not necossarily ‘a speetal law, and in not inhibited by auy l]nmvls!on of the Constitution agalnst epecin] logislation, (Wilking v. Pollar ntnl. 18 Ohuo, 85). Boing of opinlon the law undor which this proseention wns commenced i8 not in conflior with the Constitution of tho Stato, the judgment of the Circult Court must be alirmod, Judg- ment aflirmed. — ‘A SINGULAR POISONING CASE.” * NEw Yonx, Sept, 5, 1673, To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune : Bir: Ashort timo since, there appenred in somo of tho Wostorn papers, undor the above caption, the folloying paragraph A telogram from Louisville, Ky., 10th inst,, rend “ A singular case of poleoning liny_ Just bech devol- oped liero, A siort time ago, J. 11, Athoy, a drug- st in Toily Springe, Mlss., 80fd 10 aria of Lfy patrona & preparalion of popain, bismuth, aud steychuiue, put 1p by Caswell & Hazard, of New York, Accordiny to tho Inbel, each flufd drachm contains onc-sixtconth_of o grain ‘of wirychniuo, Tho auslyeis made by Dr, Barnum shown one-tenth of o grain_of slrychnine in each fluld drachm, ‘Tho scoud dose takon by the purchaser produced all tho symptoms of polnoning, and, but for the. prompt attention of n phyeiciun, would have rosulted futally, Tho proparation s o standard one, ond i eold ali over the country,” As to this allogod poisoning, the gontleman who {8 ropresented to have beon 8o sorlously af- foctod says that, ** After the socond dogo, ho ox- Rnr]oncnd a_ralher unpleasant feeling in the cad ! During tho aftoruoon, hoivaver, tho un- plensant feoling woro off 1 Iie had no physician, nor did he require any.” This informaiion wo roceived through Mr. J. H. Athoy, of Holly B{mnga. Miss., tho dmgnluh roforred to in the dispateh ne the sollor of the elixir, These symp- toms, a8 is well known to evory modical- mau, aro not thoso ’u-m'luccu by nun overdoso of strychnin ; therefora tha man had not even the Bsymptoms of bolug poisoncd. Mr. Athoy proeitred the remainder of the con- tonts of the bottlo, and, some two months aftor, took it toJ. P, Darnum, M. D., of Louisvillo, Ky., roquesting Lim to anelyze a portion. Soon aftorward that Fuullumnn announced to the pub- lic that he bad found it'to contnin_onc-tonth of [ fi:niu of strychuine to the fluid drachm, Mr, Athoy forwarded to us, in sonled packgos from Louisvills, n pottion of the contonts of tho bot- tlein question, and from Holly Springs the bal- anco of his purchase of the somo lot of elixir, consisting of seven bottles, which wo delivored with Mr. Atbey’s seal unbrokon to the eminent chemiat, Prof. Johu O, Draper, of this city. Tho lre:tu!t of his sunlysis appeurs in the following ottor : MEDICAL DEPANTMENT Uivensrry oF New Youx, Aug, 20, 1873, } Measrs. Caatecll, Hazard & Co, : GexTLEMEN: I Liuve aubmitted the scaled spccimen of elixir of popsin, bismuth, and_ strychnis, sald by J, . Burnum, 3, D, to contain one-tonth of a graln of strychnia to tho drachim, to careful analysis, and find it contalua only ono-fitty.third of o grain of strychaia to the fluid drachm of the olixir, Tho contents of the other boitles of tao samo lot, roturned from J, 1L, Athey, of Holly Springs, Miss,, do not_contan over one-aixtieth of & grain to the drachm, If thie contouts of the bottlo nualyzed by Dr, Burnum havo not been tamperod with, thia diCference miglht bo oxplained by the partisl evaporation that wonld occur in any fluid that was carclessly oxposed, Yours, respecifully, . Joux'G, DRAPER, 3, D, Professor of ‘Chiomiatry, Medical Dujartmont Univor- sity of Now York, Wo would add thot tho quantity of strychnine introduced into any of our proparations it always examined by two thoroughly-compotent chemists, and that our clixic of pepein, bismuth, o ntrgchnln is manufactured not by tho bottloful, but in lnrge quontities, and that no compluint bas roached us of any oxcess of strychnine in any of tho many other bottles which wero filled at tho samo timo and with the samo proparation. If Dr. Barnum'a analysls is corcect, tho gontlos man at Holly Springs who took two doses (ench 8 drachm) within five Lours, must in that timo havo bad onc-tifth of o graiu of strychnine, and he wonld Lurdly bave lived to return the bottle to Mr. Athoy, . As tho uppearanco of such a paragraph s the “upecial tologram® i calenlated to preacly injure our roputation us manufacturing chemists, wo beg that you will publish this explavation of the truo faots of tho case, Liespootfully yours, OasweLn, Hazanp &,Co, A FINANCIAL REMEDY. Decaton, 11, Oct, 1, 1873, To the Editor of The Chicago T'ribunc: Sm: I send youmy opinion for what it is worth as a curo for the money-panic : First—That tho deposit or exchange of gold- intorest-bearing Government-bonds as colinter- als for tho issua of government-ourroncy should be freo to all. 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L OURRENGY, Packages BRISTOL, LONDON, And sl Other Points in England and Wales, The Soutli Wales Atlantio Steamship Uompany's naw first.class Jteamuvhivy will sallfrom Pouneyivaia Rale rond Waart, \forany Olly: PEMBROKE, 4 GLAMURGAR, 8 5 ‘Pheoo leameliips, Liilt 0xirssiy for tho traio, aro pro. wided with all tho Iatost improvomonts for tho camfort and cotvomience of Cably and Stoerago Pussongors, Iirst Cabin, £80 ourroncy; Socond Ualiin, 55 curroncy s Stoor. ay W curroucy ; propaid Steerage cortificatos from Car- 351, Deatte for £1 and upwards, furthior particulars, apply in Cardiff, at the Come pany's Otlioay, No. 1 Duok Ghunbors, and th Now York to AROIIBALD BAXTER & GO, Afonte > No.'l1 Broadivay, STATE LINE. NEW YORK TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL, BEL. TAST AND YONDONDEIIE. O™ Those elogant now steamors rlll sall from Plor 8J, North Mtivur, fuot of North Moo ‘s follows EORG ‘adnosday, Oct. PENNNYLVAN. nusday, VIRGINL Wodnosday, Qot. 29. GLORGIA. Woducaday, Nov, 13, Aud ovory altornato Wodnosday- thioreaftor, taking pasc songors at, thruugh ratos (o all pazts of Great Hritain and Trolund, Norway, Swoden, Doumark, and Gornany, Drafts for £1aud upwards. Far froight or passago apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN & 09, Apunte W hradway, 5 orago P 3 adyy o Phusago Oitew, No- A RINirana cor, Oanal and Madlsou-sts., Chie: ALLAN LINE MONTREAL OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO. 22 FULL-POWERED FIRST-CLASS STIEAMERS, Livorpaol, Londonderrs, and Glasgow. = Tel-woekly to and from Quabeo (Portiand fo wintor). Also, furtuightly toand from Baltimoro, calling at Quserstowa, 1alitaz, and Norfolk, or yassg, (rolght, ny Informatlon, apply to LLAN & CO, a2 GETTYSBURG A GETTYSBITRG. KATALYSINE “WATER-TnE GueaT MEwicie: or NATOLE. Indurscd by tho Tlighost. Modleal Autioritin, Itustores’ Musoular Powor 16 the Taralyito, Yuuthfnl Vior to thio Agod, and Dovolps tho Yoniy at a Oritiedt Varlod; Dissolyvs Caloullanl 1+ Chintliy® Dopuirita; G Gout, Whousnntisns, Dywnop-i, Neuralgla, ravel, 1o Dotas, Divaases o1 tho Jidu ory wad Skin, Ahdoni. fnal Drapss, Uhiromto. Dinecintia, O, ivtipitiune Axthn, Norvuuuosw, Slocplessncra, Gonoe] Donility, and no1ely vory ulas. G Clvonio Discauve anpulora’ 6o iniis Huwtory ot tho Npwing ‘nnd wils, trom, oo actile, Eninaat Waveiela ) ingat 3 Cithe it 13803, Gonarai pist, Pa,"* For salo SON & REID, A CHAADK, STEVE: i 01 Lake i ayran witn F, ot waltiG 1 fla it 1s an oevolle ubiiny wey eaceliont, iy thaeoby o ol Mfi ii Foe Unikiean and v tolaby rnitnga 1 iava Uiom, teormy walo by all deuggista, E Rl Ko ki o1 3 g RATLROAD TIME RADLE, . ., ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS contad. [ Nunday oxcoptad, 3 Monday excoptad. { At rivo Sunday at 8:00 8, A MICHIOAN CENTRAL & GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS Depoty fool af La%e th, and foob af Teeentysecondesl, ket agice, 67 Clork #il, southrast corner of Kandulply and 3 Caislaty, corner of Naitlson, dire, | Arriee, Mail (vtn wain and afr ling Day Expross... dackson Accoimnodation 5 p . Atlnntio Bxprost, ... 5 p, n. . RbU Expross. .. *0:00 v, .| 16202, w0 GRAND RAPIUE 0,000, m,| 10 Norning Jixpros p. 1 Night Bxpres. m. TWORTI, ongor Agont CHICARD & ALTON RAILROAD, Chicago, i Clty_and_Denter Short Line, ola_Iouldl. an iy d Chicago, Springfietd, Alton wnit St, Teants Through Line. tnlon Depot, Weat Sidr, near aitlion-at, bridge, Tiekct Ofces ¢+ At Depol, and 133 ftandatph-st, s Olty R, vin Jacksonville, anil Lofsinng, Mo.. a Cloy Kt ki, W gk viito, 1il, aud Lot danz, Mo Louls' Lipryss, via et 1 Kt. Famis ¥ Bigie J Ka 1 einghe Morson —— BILWAUKEE & Sf. PAUL RAILWAY. rror Madison and Canudeste,; Ticket Ofled twion iepn ! Clarivs iherman House, and at Depots 63 South €1 Toew rric ceone[P0:00 8, m [t AHa DAY [6XPEoss. oevvvuuire con a m. Prairio du Obilon| Sxproes. Mibwakee, 8ty Puti olin Night Epress.. " 5:005, m. ["11:00m, m. 9:50 p. . 1* 43158 p. . CHICAGO. BURLINGTON & UUINGY RAILROAN, Depots—Font af Lakeat., Indiannave, and Siztenn und Canul wwd Sixteenih-ate, Ticket ofices, No, 09 Clarle rand Pactic Hotely and at depota, 2 ooy Arrice, 8:00 . e B0 ) e Mall and Expreas, Ot awa aud Seon Dubuqua and Sloux Clty Fxi. Tucillc ffan Lina, Aurora Passonger, Aurnra Passengor (8 Dubnaug & Sovix City Pelfioc Night Rxpross, Duwner'a Grova Avcon a8 Fapr ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRCAD. Degiot St af Lukest, und fnot af, Tesnty-sccond-at, th Ticket otnee, 121 Randolphiat,, near Clark, Bt; Louis Calro Mal Cniro Mxpid Springtiold Kxiiros, Spritiguold xpross ubuquo & i (a) Runs to Chiampatgn on Satardays, CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD, ity affices, corner Randotph anit LaSatle.ste,, and 75 Canale atay corner Madiron-st ‘vam. . m. a~Depot cornor of Wolis and Kinzlo-sta. &~Depot corner of Cannt and Kinzlo: W, I STENNEET, Go Tass, Agent. COLORADD. KANSAS & NEW MEXICO. Bnoctal Tiduomeater Grogt St B R . & 8t o 4 Siw Routo. &5t Folt i, o eemens: OrQy RENERY, coniAnie CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND &.PACIFIC RAILROAD. Depot, corner of VanIiuren and Sherman-sta, Tiekel ojicz, Grand Pucifc lotels Leace, | drrice, Omabia, Leavonwth Atchison Ex| Porn Atcaminodnti * 6300 p. m. Night I3sproa £10:00 p, 1| i ¢l Leuvonworth Hu:00 p, m, |3 7:00 LAKE SHOME & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD. Dept, Yan Burensat., foot a LaSalle-t, IVcket ofieer, swurihiest corner Clark and landolphesta,y and southicest coruier Ginal und Yadison-sti. Matl, via Alr Lino and Main Lino| Speclal Now York Kaprass, via|, Afr Lino, TReY Atlantie Kxpross, vin Alr Liug, Night ISxprae, via Main Lino. il A CConmoustion. sy South Caleago Accommoda(io Zeaze, | Arrive, Day Rapros: Pacifle Fast Lin Mail.... 5 Valparaiso” Accommodation. ..., |8 G:10p) . " 9:05 82 e INDIANAPOLIS & CINCINNATI THROUGH CHICAGO, LINE. VIA KANKAKEE ROUTE. From (he Great Central Italiroud Depnt, foot of Lake: For through tickets aid sleeping-car berlhs upply atour nete 1icket ofice, 131 Handalpl-at., near corner Clark; 10 natat,, corner Saditon; % LaSallest,, corner Washe {ngton, aid ut illinufe Central Deyiot. Loave Chicago, < 9:0a, m. 3 8:46 p. m. Arrisoat Lalasatto, 5 e . [§ 1:60 8, tt, Arrivoat Indiavapolis Do m.ff 4450, m. Arnive at Uinclunatl be o fd 9:50a, 30, rlv at Chicago at 7:57 8. m,, £:8 A, ., and Only lino_running Saturday tight train fo Iu: polis end Clucinnati, South End passongers can got I‘x]-unluu cheokud and take train at Twonty-socond-st. oot SALVE, ANl Right Snlve for Burns, Bolls, CORIN S. Mcontsabor, DR, STEPHENS, 131 Doarbornsts Wholesnle by Van Schanck, Stovonasn & Reld. MEDICAL CARDS. DR.C.BIGELOW CONFIDENTIAL PHYSIOIAN, 317 and 219 South Olark st., cornor Vau Buren, Chilcaxo, T {5 wall kanown by st roadors o, tho puvers, that Dr. 0. Bigolow ia tho oldest ostablished ”hl‘;. iclan in Clilcago. Sclonco and. exporioneo v mada Dr. 1 tho 1ast ros nownod SPEGTALIST of the age, honored by the uro osteomed of “tio nighest modical attninmants by all the e TR A A AR R : i poreating romedioy soro punltisoly olt Gasos ot GLTONIG AND SPEOIAL RARES [ hoth soxos. SONSULTATION FIEE, SEPARATE PARTORY i peacs, B SAIEROLRIREE 3 LN L, rosaull lotters, DE. 0. BIGELOW, 271 and 216 South Olasiats Times, Oct, %3, 1833, DR. BIGELOW s a rogularly brod physlcian, T ro) utation is beat known hord m our midst, 1le waiits o di tout soforance, but s woll spuko of by avoey ona o trusting themeolvos to hix cara, Whilo the world ondures ths clss of phssiclnas aro rayutsoll, aid i any ooo noods such sorvice, it 15 of the utmost linportance to unu-fln only s man whose pxporience is equal to his otfor of modi- caluld, and without projudico, or any futerest in myluq othor than the truth, wo rocamimond most cordially wud enphatically such 10 visit DR, BIGELOW, at hils Contral Ttoonis, 277 aud 279 South Clark-st,, Ubieago, DR. A. G. OLIN, 52 WABASII-AV., OFFOSITE POST OLFIOK, ronownod epociallst of the age fn the troate seasos of both soxes. Soml- nuss, Avorsion o Sucioty, Iine 3 unn ol Bmors, S0 pornaREtly No'mitttor who hava fatlod, oall or Writo.. It I3 out that a physician lnlkh:f a corlain olass of for el 1 nriy, than ono i gohoral b g iug, In this aud othor citlos, ‘rocogulzo this fact and roo. owmend pationts to Dr, Olfn for treatimont. Qi toura, a,m, T8y v, " Saudise: 1408 0, me Call or writa for his'late work, ¢ Lust Afaubiood,™ froo of oharges NO CURR! D y NO PAY 1! 3 68 I{ ean, 360 Bouth Clark-st,, Chicago, sy Lo guniidor lull{ cunsults parsotially or Sy maily 1100 0t ol 1 all ehranto or norvous diseassy, MR, o K I8 tho valy physician L tie olty vho wae- Lautw ousod or ta 1AV oo Hook sunt e 50 0onts, Illustrated with numers s thio cogeavings, A1l Inusuiges apoken, EDET, EOTCPINID, 118 WEST MADisu OILIYAU, L, (3 Fogular raduiio in ol raata nll Cnewte Do, of Lok voxos, Ulren i nato Lot 104 tremod with ence ey, A lannui doa teao. A bouk i sy mrvtod tolky--trov Jur lowisal 5 IDrr. MO VY R STaRTID, 183 BOUYWI OLARK-S Cantlunes to coro all Gheonle, Norvous, Disonaca of buth w0, aid hay b cun i, porsurtally OF by T, oo e stitrcultics traated with suecoss, His Medidu Tritiso 0 Iudioy wud goutlvmon s0us c0u 1 dicassd, Liveala R Wl Ui Lontially v o A