Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 9, 1875, Page 1

VOLUME 28, Ganal & Dock Company AND ASSOCIATES, In addition to offering induccmonts for tho looation of Industrisl Es- tablishmonts snd Manufactorios at SOUTH CHICAGO, NOW OFFBR L.0TS, BLOCKS AND ACRE PROP- ERTY FOR SALB TUpon Popular and Favorablo Terms, and offer tho best and most attract- ive Grounds for PIONICS, BAB- TATH SCHOOLS, CIVIC S8OCIE- TIES, Church Open-Air Gatherings, and Socictios, to grounds covoring cighty acros, approachablo by tho STEAMERS of Commodoro Cox, tnd FOUR RAILWAY TRAINS, to which thoy call tho ATTENTION of ALL INTERESTED, The now industries now furnish omploymant for laborers in congid- orablo numbers, to be largoly in- cronsedat once. - Apply at Lond Otilco, Commor- oial-st., South Chicago, and at 182 aarborn-st,, Chieago. Dans, I‘lnis, Passes, and Escorts furnished to cxamine tho property. Communications by mail promptly attonded to. " FOR SALE. 73 foot on Wabash.nv,, north of Thirty- ..xt., ot $150 por foot. Arat-a 00 FAOODS, 110 Daarborn-s “esidence fur Sale. ce on the Laks Bhore, in 'n"z,'i'f:x'z?‘.’,.'flf{a‘{;?«'.fi'fifi? 3o o Garldence tea- For tarus WAWR® §f ) yeniLL, No, 121 Dearborn-at, “TO_RENT. jona of the elty. OoOFFICES 70 RENT TRIBUNE BULLOING INQUIRN O3 WILLIAM C. DOW, ROOM 10. TEAS, TEAS. der, per Ib, . ompentenonle o, St {Japau, por 1b/66 60, Btandded Qaloogs per 16, &, 86, Standard Eoglieti Brosklaat, porib, W, b bumt U, O, D. 10 )} rrua’l tho U. 8, 'eas for exoolloncy of flavor are unsurpassod. T EICESON, 107 Houth Clarkent, ©___LAKE NAVIGATION, GOODRICH STEAMERS. For Ractne, Mil o, Jta nu“’l::bu.h‘:. aod West Bbore portey e o Wi 38 Lowny, Hal;lll nd Thu T T upsday #ad Frid pian "Doal fou Mllebiia VG BUTLINSupt, FORLAKESUPERIOR The HBohr, B, M. Portoh will take freight for Marquetts, Portago, and Onionagon, at the loweat ratés, Wil leave about Wedzes- day, July 11, Apply to " M. EGAN, 17 Ohambor of Commerae. FINANCIAL, HONEY T0 LOAW. Cash in band toloan en Cblosga or Firde Park Resl Es- tate, 1n sums of B500, $800, 31,000, 81,200, 81,500, 82,000, snd larger suma to suit. TURNER & BOND, No. 103 Wasbington-st. HONEY-T0 LOAN O Real Estata i Ohlcsgo and tmmodiste visinity. MRAD & COK, 166 LaSalle-st, CIICAGO MORTGAGE LOANS, ourront rates of intersst, JOSIAFXL ¥. REBRD, 30 Nusuaust., New York, roprescnted by JOFIN L. AVERY & CO. lB\)ll‘:Hflllu Fllh:dum F‘ class fucllities usacinl newottution b d.oudau, BUSINESS CARDS. e WILLIAD M. DBEH, * DEALKR IN VITRIFIED SEWER PIPE AND SEWERAGE MATERIALS, Franklin and Adams-ata, Ohlcago. COLLEOTION AGENCY. pmmm NN BN, A7 1 Importance of a live sad tharangh e DUN? Bor gre e parn pertiaps, of the b incumpetent, sud irrespunsiblo Vistauildes who cliaiu fatroudets tiratgts susliath oot 0 By by lesoaiatus abeadatie A1 Soptacrias st sud ria- tios of funds eatrusted (o thow, WA sab yuuraulioatiuss Wpou Our awn presiige, gnined by exporien: o TR EOTLE Rz AAEX;?VOY HOTELS, HIGILAND PARK HOTEL. ‘This elogant Hotol undor its prese ent mauagemont oifers superior ace commodations for tamilies and sin- lo gontlemon at ressonablo prices. he table 1s supplied with ail the cloacios of the soason, OLEVELAND & BURNS. re 50 less aware of th Do e e e n . MARK'S DEFEAT. Judge Farwell Decldes the Police Doard a Thing of the Past, It Was Abolished by the Adoption of the Act of 1872 Depressed Condition of the Commissioners ~Tho Aldermen Bejoico, Frank Sherman Is to Be Made City-Marshal. No Attempt Yet Made to Oust the Po- lice Board. Judgo Caton Gives an Opinfon that the Board Is Not Abolished. Tho Legislature Did Not Mean to Diminish Its Presont Powers. JUDCE FARWELL'S DECISION, THR POLICE BOARD MUST BTEF OUT. The promisod docirion of the Polico Boar difliculty attracted quito a crowd to the Criminnal Court yosterday moruing. Morers, Sharicieu, Rlokke, aud Keno came up with sl the confi dence of victors, and ayor Colvin, who has noticeably decroased in bulk owing to the worry, loaked molancholy and ssd. Cousiderablo mcnoy had beon ataked ot the result, snd the partisans of each side wore wuplessantly agitated when tho hour fixed arnived, and the Judge dolsyod man- touco out of courtesy to tardy counsel. When cversthing was in roadiness, thioro waan deop lush, ‘Thera was not long to wsit, howsver. ‘I'ne Court, in the first fow srmtences, practically digposed of tho mattor, and putall out of misory. Mayor Colvin could rearcely realize Ly good fortuno. It was sovoral seconds beforo tho offect of tho decisfon prrcolated to bia brmin; but whon it did reach Lhat apot, his facs bocame radiant with smiles, and be montally resolved to colabrato the evont 1n auy manner his followers might suggrost. The I'olice Commiskionorr, on the other band, looked wofully dojectod when the Court decidea their offioe wore repoalod Ly tho adoption of tho now charter, Dut roon Mark's faco acqnired a deopor tinge of purplo ; lus oyos twinkled minchlovously, and bo deter- minedly rolled his quid ss though slrcady, in that shrowd Load of his, & plan to turn the vic- tory against lis onovmues had beon formod. Klokko aud Itono plainy abowed their disap- pointment, aud Jooked os If all hapo hind left thom. ‘T'he docigion appesred to tako ovory one by surprire. It was ganorally belioved, aftor Mr. Fuifer's closing argument, tint the decision would bo favorable to the Board of I'olico. Following ia tho full text of Judgo Farwoll's docialon: In {hin cnse of Mark Sheridan and othors, Pollcs Gominissiouers, against IL, D, Colvin, Mayor, and so {urt)s, whic was Lieard befors me yeatorday 'and the day bofore, and which waa to Lo decided tuls morutug, after carofully istening to the axqumenta of couns 04l hearing everything nafd which I supposs can bo w ell said 11 (he case, and exswiuing, sa_far as {ho #acrt tme T had ouablod me to do, tiia sutliorition ro- facred to, 1 am of the opinion tiat this Court QUGHT NOT TO INTERYERE 4n {he manner prayed for, Tho reasons, briefly, for my concluston are these : Tnder our new Coustitution thie Logislature fo_probibited from granting speclal prml? . Whatover privileges sre to Lo granted, or authority to be exercised or eujoyad by torporationn snd by Spdividuale, must bo dune nuder the gonerdl Laws, ~ Acting under that Constitution, & « to carry out iis proviaious, the Leglalature in 1672 jasaed & law, A GENERAL INCONFONATION (T, under which cities can ba ucorporuted, repoaling all other general incorporation aota Eefure thut time paseed and in exlstence ; snd Now mo city can bo - corporated or organized except under tuat genoral Iaw, 1t provides all the officers and all the tnery which seem neceasary in order o enavlo such muni- cipal corporation Lo go alicad and do it bualuess, aud muet tho nocoultica of tho cane, In that law it 1 pro- vided tust sny city slrcady incorporated ander sny PrUvIous scte—~olther under the genersl law or under special cliariers—may, by vole of iia {nhabitanta, takon in the manner provided by law, chuugs its or zation wnd conlitions, so that {ostead of being city chare " tered by the old scta under which it wea char. tored and organized, &8 amended, if thoy sy have been, that it b1 to be decmed chariorod under tha general lyw ; and that when suy city by such s vote dloes 80 chiango a condition, it ahall then be deemed 10 Lo scling under the general law, Thorels, howayer, A PROVISION in this law that an; 5‘1':{ which shall make such chnnga to still—but X uote from tho act llself. In Box, Gof this goveral act, it (s pravided, siong ollier ibjuga: “From ihe ms of wuch orgiuization, or this sct ghall cliaugo of organizatian, the provistons Do applivable (o auch citioa aud villages, snd all Isos in condict thorowith shall no louger be applicuble, Dot all laws, 1aws, nab inconsistont aot, shall coutinus in force and bo aj by-lawa in forcy fn suy cily or town, whon {¢ whall organize uuder this sct, slall contiuns n full forve until seposled or amonded, notwittstanding such csngo of organization : and tho making of such chauge of orgunlzation shall ot ve coustried o of; ect » change {n tha legsl identity, as a corporation, of Such ciry of town. 1 understand (g ‘TUE EFFEOT OF TIESE FROVISIONS tobathia: It the City af Gbicago kine by vote adopte ed thia general chsrior sa ity orgunlzation and elty chiarter~which 1a 10 bo taken for granted, I suppoac. 12 thiu suit,—thon thin gonerul churier ia this charter ol thie City of Chicago Just a@ much as it la the charter of ny city for Lhe tirst time organized under thia general Iaw and pot baving suy pravious coarier; that, 1o il intents aud purpovs, thia 18 the chortor of the city, and that if, under any previous charters or under any previous lawe applicabls to this city, there ura certain rigbis given to the city, oertain privileges given ta the city, cerfain things secured to the city or fla oftice: or t f{s boueht in any way, which aro pot iu couflich b the provialons of Abta yonoral charte, T aupposs thoao miay considorod as preserved ta the eliy s the city bes sl thet this charler gives, and anythlng moro that 1t mey be ou- tilled to under any other laws or cusrters: Lut that any previous charler or any provious law which in any wuysinterfores witli this wenoral cbarter being the charier of this cily 10 all {nteuts sud purposes, which iu any way pruventa the Mayor, and Oommon ' Qoin= ell, sid pardons mm’ under thein under the provi. sluns of this chisrter, from dolng thoss things which Ly this genersl chartor thoy Lave the right to do, s done away—Ia o louger {n " force, 1t la Just as much she chartur of thls clty as it {a tho charter of any city ; sud whon any queation arixes ss to whother any provious acta’ are o forcs, and suy provious authority conforred ¢an bo vxerclsal, tho. 4'u|¢lllun must be, * Does It conflict with Alits charter ¥ '/ It there 18 auy conttict, this artor Ly turomaln, sod the coutilctiug provisions aro to go under, That e my fudgment, Now, as to almost all—you way say, a2 to the great body~of the provisions of this gunersl cbarter, they are afiilar Lo what they were under thoe old charter of e and to whal tliey are under tho cherters of citios gnerally, An to what thia Govornment Is or- Ranized far, what fta objecta snd duties are, what it oan do. and ow it shall do fi~(leso things are pututed out fu_u(s charter, sa thoy are polnted out fn I‘lll.n,olllbtl:llldr, aud pointed out iu charters gener- . bug THE VEATURR DISTINGUISHING tina genersl charter from the proyision of our old clarler as smended i this : This law starta uyou fho idoa that the Common Quusictl and the Mayorof this city sball bo its legialature aud its goverument; that (hoy are the source uf authorily; © tnat they aro Ihe persons who are fo jrescrye order, 10 proteat property, Lo prevent aud pulab erine, and 10 o tloes thliige which a ety govornimens should du j that towe persons who inay bo aypointed to carry out those lawa and eleot thoss abjects, or, i oblier wordy, the machinury of thio ity goverumoht hus fte source uuder the Logislatare {n thess bodics—in the Cotamon Couuell wad {u the Mayor, Huretuforo ateys hisve boen taken and tusaniires sdopled by which this democratio thcory haa boen brokon in upos, uot ooty hery, but, sa amatior well known, in ollier citive snd i oldiek Hiaics, Lisa been more cominon after a clly e orgens te muchinery put 1 miotion, f thinge do oot go satisfactardly, if th goverumant e not tia, which suita the cifzons, and tho politics of Mo Biata: QIfTe frow the' bulitics of tha city sepoctally, thn to go 4o thie Legtslaturo and got it Lo bes same Liw by which, W suie_ wxtent, tho Dutrousge and gavernment of thy city arotaken from (Be handa of Lhe Leyislature of tire clty—tiat i, its Common Gouncil and s Mayor—and are give ifs 10 (roln Bpriugleld, 80 that the Ingise lative aad yovorniog powsr of the Blals mansges frss things, rether than the gaverning power of \he citye Aud vodpr of procedure Als 2ok MRQUALIOR e @hicoue dailp CHICAGO, FRIDAY JULY 9, 1875, we 8 at, before tha sdoption of (hin law, some ,,,'",.'i:.,,',_,h,.:'m.mmnoun-:fly ad thele_source from 1ho Leglslature—the supoluting power was uol in the city, but In Hpriogneld, Now, this (8 ALL CONTRARY TO THE THEONY AND IROVISIONS of this nuw general chartar, It le bog Lased upou sny atich tdrs, But fe directiy coutrary to i, Which is Tha beat s ‘whether 1t wan & Judicious thing to do; whothice 1t wan doatrable for the Legislature to pass & Jaw under whicts any cily b tue Stute cat take tinif out of 1o bands of the Lagitlature and place itseif 1n the banda of i cilizens, s something with which this Court bas nothing to do, Tt Is saniziest for me to Kuow whiat te Leyinlaturo boa dope, sad what the law {n, sud then, (o the best of by’ sbility, to apply it' o the ' comen bufure me, 1 have doult but that It was tho sutent of tie Legisisture, sud tLat)ntent i clearly exproased in thin gencra law, that tho government of tus city showid be confided to the city, ,.mvmad the citizens so wiahisl, Aud if & Yute s heon taken by thin city by whicy thia law i mado applicatile and Jut i force bere, then we are Irom i 1, (o my Judginent, @ city govelning onr- nalven, aud not governed Ly iho Legilature, Thia covers Ll wholo case 10 Lar &9 this st th concertiods WIIAT DIFFICULTIKS THENE MAY LE in aprlylng thin Lercafter, what doubiful questions tiny wrirg n to what old laws rommdy lu force, what rigita the ity or inaividuais msy have under suy of the old pravisions not 1 confl ct Wit (hte geu- cral law, 1, of course, witl not underuike to_say oo, ‘Tliere (& 10 necossity, nor woull there Lo any projrie. Y, 11 foy eudeavoriig to apply this to vvery cune which smay urise, and 1o ot ovesy diflicuity befure I comen 1010 conet, L tho caso beivro um, § am ciestly of upinjou that it in for the Blayor aud Common to mauage the poitco of thiw oty, Tav Police Duparte ment, it may bo sald, In tis most Linportant dejart- nout'of this ¢lty, I ix caliod Lu this law aud fu tue otd Lsw L exacutive deyartiment. Lt 18 through the poiice WAt Ordor 19 presorved and crime fa prevented nod junlsled, to A groat exient, sud tuab property 1 kopt from dnjury, The polcs preserve order to the ety which s ono of the groat objects of tho city guvernwent. Now, If the Magor ‘aud Common Coancl are not to huve the courol of thia Lulice Department, the right arm of tle clty government la cut off, 1, therefore, am of gpluton bl ko decldy that thin dufinction shuald be divsolved, aud that thy dewurser suvuld bo sustaiuod, AN APPEAL TARKEN. Mr, Faller~We will stand by the bill o that finsl Judgmont cau bo tondeted now, 1 think under the statutes tho Cireutt Counct thay i cases ol douut contmue the 1wjunction, Your lonor Las said you nave no duubt, bubl possibIY 1y question of disputo the mjunction should be coutivued, ‘Ao Court—{ recolluct tho law you sponk of. Mr, Fuller—Tno question is who.her your Honor will oider, upun entering 1uto a bond prag- ing nu apreal, the injunction may be contiuuod ; or, In otuer wurds, that the appesl sbisll have tue elect of continug 1t in forco. ‘I'uie Court—"This injunction was oot an ordi- nary temporsry injunction to stand untidl the (urther order uf tho Court, but in imnited by 1ts terws. 1 fool pretiy clear nbout tho daw in thia casw, slthough of conrso 1 may bo mistaken, and 1 don't fecl ut livorty to graut av vrder continu- ing tho injauvction.” I tuink the botter courso woula be to aprly to ono of tho Judges of the Buprewne Court, aud If he grauts an jnjunction that s the ond of it, bIr, Fulier—Sunposo tho Judgo of the Sunreme Court decidos tont tue appeal wil) have tho offoct uf contioning tho ifnjuvotion in force, what would bo the smouut of 1ho bund ? o Coure—Lue boud of tho appeal ? Blr. Fuller—Ye, sir. The Coutt—1t i+ not necesarry to have a largo boud. 1 suppos you will have to pay the custs of gotting o record, Mr, tlondy—The bond ought to cover tho costs and any daoinges that might be taxoed, Mr. Fullor—1 snivk not. Tho Cours granting such ordor would pave the power to fix bouds. Mr. Goudy explaiued that ou rotlaction ho waa wroug on that point. Alter somo furttor discusnion, the Court al- lowed an appoal upoa tho tilmg, within twouty days, of a bund in tho penaity of &2,600, . Mr. Silaa Of, Movro Was thon namedand ac- cepr:\ld 88 surety, aud tho proccodivgs tormis uatod, ———— AT HEADQUARTERS. NOTHING BERIOUS YET. And Croesus esked Bolon to pronounce him Lappy, but Solon replied, ** ‘That 1 cannot do un- 4l thon nrt dend." 'This anciont obsorvation was rovivod by tho ovor-smiling Mark, who, at the beginoing of hia troubloes, ssked the Circnit Court to make lhim happy. *Yes,” rephcd Judgs Farwoll, “‘you may yot ba happy if I aboliah you,” but diark weited not for the com- plote anawer, but appesled to tho Supreme Court to fiod out if that was what s exemplary Chsls- tian Judge should say to sn afllicted hnwan bo- ing. Maurk's indignant opiulon Is, that It 1s not, and ho mourus to think thst bis side is uot al- ways tho winning ove. * But never mind,” snya ne, as ho maditates upon Judgs Caton's opinion and on tho rainbow bopea tiat Lin attorney gives out. Immodiately sftor Judge Farwoll bad ren- dered hia declsion yosterdsy worning, the throo Commlssiorers atoalthity walked baock to their former quarters, a foud but sad farowell lingor- fog on their Mps, Once upon thelr native heath, liowovor, all their former fire and vigor roturned to thein, aud they wore a8 bold sad dafiaut aa in dsys of yoro. B80oon afier thuir arrival, A DELEOATION OF ALDERMEN vislted thom with the express purpose of chafling thom, but tit for tat was givon, and the Aldermon saon rotired aing- ing “Tuo Bosrd stood oo tho burning deck, whence all but tboy had fled,” sud other simllar Aldermanio affusions. Thoir jollifics~ tions over tho unhappy fato of the Doard kuow no bounds. Bome danced for joy, others shouted, ** I told you £0,” and all took many a emile noross tho way on tho succosa of tho day. MAYOR COLYIN waa like s Kansas grasshopoor all day; heap- ponrod and disappoared with tho agility of & harlequin, and faithfully avolded a conversation with auy newspaper mon. A reporter grabbied at his button-holo just as ho came smiling out of 1he Comptroller’s ofiico yostorday, aud inquired of him if ho had seon any of the members of tho Board ot Police, ** There's no such thing fn exiatence,” quickly roplisd the Majyor. * Ihen you considor the Board alrealy abol- Ishod?"” queried the reporier, Mavor—\Why, of course, I do. Have I ok no- tified tbom that they nre sbolished? Mr, Nokun 18 a% prosont in chargo of the Dopartmeant. Toportor—When do you inteud to muke the appointment of the City Marshal? fiu: befora Lhe question was comploted the Meyor had donned big hat and gloves snd had darted for the sidewalk. 'The reporter hela tight to him aud while the Mayor was fumbling to et into Al. White's buggy, bo fullowed up wih & wholo stock of othber questions, But tho Dlayor merely laugied aud said, “0b, go uwayl go awayl Dou't ssk mo: I'm #0 busy!" Aud a momout latez Lo was whirling dowa tho atroct bohind Ald, Whity's pacer, ['ro- vious to Lis dopacturs ho bud beld INTEUESTING CONYERENCES with Jacob liehm, sud_also with Judge Dickey, Murray ¥. Tulov, and Jamos 1% Root, Of courso theso wore uf the moust private usture, and not » slugls pojut could be elicitud from any oune of those present, forooue of them would talk tow newspapor man without flrst gutsing his tougno %ot to tbe puraso, I don't kuow." Whon the Mayor roturuod ha was agaln subjected to the puthping process, but he too ropoatod his "I don'c kuow " juterview, THE DEFENSIVE SIDK thought thoy might aureeably chsngo their tac- ties, aud assume the defensive, Accordivgly they sat in sossion all day, vigned the police aud e pay-roll, and tatked cummon senso to all visitors, Thoy were feeling ruther disapporuted with the daocision, but wers by no meana dis- hearteued. Conunissloner Sherldan Lolda that ilie wattor reata precisely where it stood previous to the sauing of the injunction. “The Board s not & bit more abalished than 1t was thon, ** What do you {ntend toda if forcible means are taken to oust vou /" asked the reportor. ''1never meot tho devil Lalf way,” roplied Bheridan, * You binve heard of the story of the cat and the fox in Axop, and I agree that it s aiklity poor cat that hias ba t one expediont.” Ropurter—iiave you appliod to a Buprome Court Justice for m stay of proceadiogs ? Bueridan—Noj why sbould we do that ? . —1s 1t truie that vou havo spplied to Justios BoAllister to Lisve ths injunction continued un- til l nm; Supteme Couct hos rendered its de- cualon 8.—1I don't know; tho case {s svtirely in our sitornoy's hauds, “Fhe ‘roporier dashed biw pencil to the foor, folded bis paper, aud withdrow to 34008 BEHM, the Police Buverintandsnt, Tuls waa sxpeated tobe the climaz of tbe *I-Dou't-Kuow " part; around the City-Hall, but this Rehm dlesipaty all suoh expectations by a warm ahake of the and, and » cordisl gresiing. Dariug the sau~ versauon the Buperiutendeas ofiased to bed » |_thority upoa suy otioer which i say Dow suit of clothes that b was not to be the next City Marshal. and that be did not know who was to have that offics, Tle reportor returned o the rooma of the dafunet Board. just tn time tuhiear Mark deliver 8 jearned diequimtion on what the Buprems Court wore going to do for their malvation. But notsne ward would ho ey about what he {ntended to do, and what was go- ing t0 Lapnon, and the Faber man withdrew to tho street, resolved 1o pick wp el atrect- talk he could, The firet persons he mei wers A nunber of Aldormon. ‘Thoy ali thougbt Judge Farwell the best Judyein Cook Countv. Tho QIO warrauto cnse waa sure 1o be dirsolved when it camo botoro hun, Just behind thom wers & counle of North Bide Alderinen talking in 30 un- dartons about FRANK SHERMAY for City Marehal, 1 tell you,” eald one. " Jake Helim {n not & candidate: the nawspanera are too much opposed to b, Weil." said the other, “Sherinns in w good man s | think he will make agood Marshal.” A little furthor inquiry re- vealod tho fact that Frank Sperman nas ac- tunlly to be tho Mavor's nominnn for that office. And antil the anpointment (¢ mads no sorioua couthet ol authonty with the Board of Palics is expected. Uncler advice of stiorney tne [oard atlll continus to exercice their formes Jurisdiction, but whether or not they will robel if thoir actitms are not couttenauced they rofuve to divuige. Up to s lats hour Inst oight the Looks, parers, and documents of the doparttuent yet romained in the custody of the Buard, Yeuterdav afternoon 3Mr. Fuller, couneol for the Comirmioners, €0t & certified cupy of tho record {n the court procesdings, sud aoit it down to Ottawa, not going imself. It 1a expected t tumnps}hculmn for an injunction tending -c;ion on the appeal will be conedered in a day artwo. ——— JUDGE CATON'S OPINION, 1% HOLDS THE BUALD I5 NOT AUOLISIED. Au emlocot lawyer somowbat intarested 1o the Pelico Board umbreglio recontiy requested av opinfon on toe subject from ex-Chuef Justice Caton. o received i raply a most complete trestment of the subject, winding up with the decision that the Board could not bo abolished Ly the Conncil ur Magor. The fact that Judge Farsrell youterday decided tbot the Mavor and Couneit bad such power, adds to the niterest of the opinion, and it i Lkerowith presented 3o the public fu full ; UrTAWA, 1), July 1.—~Dean Bia: I bmve your re Quust to exumitio the qesaon by to tie clloct of thy adugtion of the Corpurstion law of 1872 npon the Previous etstutes crenttog and defining e powers of tuy Board of Podes Cotnul.aiouers, sud 10 wdvine you whotlier, ity opliidon, the Corporation law of 13,2, whiet auopted by the City of Culeago, ropeals thy lawy ot 1461 5 creating aud requliting waid Loard, 1 nave examincd tuve blatites with wuch cury a8 T could bestow upon toem, mided by the wugg.stions subtiueid u aeversl opanious of iU coumet 1o tuy corpuration, and uf Mesars, Kuot and Murre, 0a I find Let n the'morulig papors of o 24k uit., avd | fiud i) oxprossis uid provislous i tie v of 11, wul TARES DY THEMSEVES would lend to {ue conclusiuu tuat )t was the jntentlon of tue Legimature toat uil citics adopting that wet 1 Lo 1node tuerein provided ehould ve guvctued ty thiac 4 tuear 80v OTgRIIC AW, Bud 20 alt Buould Base w it Jurm organizenon, Oiber Jertivis of by act, how- evor, aimoistely {orbid this couclunion, fur they cx- JEeanly pravidé tht ull the Lruvision of uhy cliar.ers of tun huversl clien Whico rbould adopt the act of 1872, ot fu contlict with that law, shousd continne 1n force, “Laus wa pee that 1t w», Dot the iuteution of thy Legles Lature tuat TUOSE OITIES WILICK AD CUARTLRS st the thoy Of tuo passage of thatact, and which hourd adopt t, shvuld look 1o tint us tLult Kolb Orgatie Lo 4ww tuerraiter, but 1o law Wl suppenenial 10 100 old cliartors, Tho upduion of Judgn Dickey to his Honor the Muyor discusses tho quustion of Tepeal by fmplication, snd shows o satisiaciorily thut the meveral lawe creating nud rogulating tuo Board of Yolice are not TopuaLd by intendment, that aLy addbitional argumeut of wuthuritics oo tuet suvfect wonld be iuito nuper- fluous, Lt muy bo perimdasiuie, Luwevor, to look wio 1hog 1avwa & Hitlo woro iu detall, 1 order to Ehow tust their provisious ostond far beyoud ‘any of the pro- visions of tho ket of 1872, and S tue latter repesled tuo former wany imporiant powers crosted by tuons laws Qeslgued for the protection nes only of tue titlzen Chitago but uf W snbire County of Covk, can ne Lo excrclsud by any ofiicore w e sppoluled by tho Comon Cuupcli dewgued to muperssde or take the ubieo uf tay Bosrd of Lolies, bt ars compleiely au= nitilated, Althuugh tho creation of the sct of 1361 is called g Board of Puliva of e Olty of Ohluugo,” its Jurix dictlon, powers, duties, aud Tespoumuillaes wro by no weasnn contined 10 thoeiy, but sty mado coextulisivo Wwith 1be Cunnty of Cook, u the sisth soition of 1he firat organio luw of tuls Uoard ft 1o provided that whonos 6r sny crime shall be commitied i the County of Cook, aud the person suspectad wiereof shall tios frow juutice, thu suld Board muy in thelr discretion wuthorizt wlly peraols OF Pemons W PUTsie ud bpjire heud thio mooused peiwou 80y whort within the Bk, ‘¥ wa 60 thal Lbis Trom the vegiuning was mado s county insttution 56 weil &5 s oty Bourd, aud svery subabitant uf Coulk Quuuty wus puced wichdo 1te uris- Asction tud proteciion, I'iie piuth section of that act provides that the mem- bers of thu poilce furcs * slall joseess 1n every purt of e Conuy 01 Cook ali the commou law sud stututory power of Cunstunics, excopt fur thu servico of civil Provesa s aud Lhvy ard antburized to e20cuio auy War- ruut assliod Ly auy magisiruie fn tae Buito §o wuy part of thie County of Cook, without kiy Lacking ur fudorse. amcnt of safy warrant,” ‘Luis secton furiiiecr provides that *'fho Guuersl or Doputy Superintendents und Quplains of Fodce having just cause 10 suspocs tiat uuy Telouy hsa boen, 38 benig, OF 1a Aboul 10 b com- mitted within sy’ dwelliug, ' ele., i fbe County af Cook, may vuier ho saiwe ut it kours, sud apprebend al perwotis suspocted of sucl felony, TULSE ALE GUEAT POWERS for good, and if proporty exsreisod may cxtend a pow- erful protevtion 1o twe itizous of the county outaide tho cfty a8 woll sady it If this Isw was repealed by the adoplion of tho 1w of 181, tiose powers are Ture ever gouo as well within tho clty as outsids of it, for I prosuzae 18 will ot Lo treteuded ihut tho Common Counctl oau sutborize the police to Lreak opeu huitses without warzazt on tho susplolon of faiouy uither fn e city, and certaiuly not vataide tao oiiy, ‘Al I the soventeentls toction the Sopervisars of the county aro authorized to call on this oard to ap- point poicenvn for the couuty aud (o appropriate county fuuds to pay them, Aud so may auy villige or towh authorities tnake ik requisitions on tho Board, upon wiich buey Inust appolut pobicesnen for auoh Jo- calilics, and such policewnn becolne rguiar wotbers 6f thso polive fores under the jurisdiction of the Board, 1 preaunue it will uot ba pretoudud If this Board haw D nbolislied that any oficer which the cily may ap- Point can be vested with the Uke powers for tha pro- tottion of tho citizeus of thu county, By the Consulidation uct of 1843, all theso powers of b Board of Pollco and of policeie ars re-¢nactod $he words of tho orlyinsl act, Thoh coines the swmoud- uent of Lho 16h of Felruary, 1835, Which a reterred to In your opinfon, Waalever featurs which this Board tucked of beolug s county juatitution ratuer taan a city institution waa aupp fed by this act, D:fore it puse scsaod & Jurlsdiction wexisuaive with the coanty, Lut the membera of thu Boand wero slocied by ths vutes of e city alono, Tals was chaged by B teelfih oo tion of Vs amoudinent of 185, which provides that : # At the generut eleatfon {o the year 154 fur county oficars, there aall bo elocied Ly the qualified voters ' of Cook County two Onmivsioncrs of the MBourd of Tviice, sa successors to those whiows tersns of office will then exjiire by the pro- vislous of the foregoing section, and tho Commbnioner 20 vlected from the North Divislon of safd city suail ountinue (b oitico for 331 years, and the Comniissioner a0 clected from the South Division shalt coutinue in Difice for four years, and untid thair suceossors sbiail bs elocted and quukified; aud at the geuerul alsction for County oibvers fu 1t year 1567 i bieomally thers after there shiall b eloctod by the qualided vaters of #ald oounty ope Cominlssloner for seid Bosnl of Po- aticconsor to tho Uowmussionor whoso Wrm of il thew expira Ly the provisioua of tus act, ‘whio aball bold his otfice for the term of six yesrs, The vosidonve anmi qualification of said Commtsalonvrs of Mo Bourd of Polica sliali o (he same &4 &ro uaw provided by law," - TUE COUNTY OMARACTER u & vacancy gecur at any Hiuo fn (he said Board of Polico Comtulssioners, 1t wuail bo Allud by the appolaimusut of (o Luard of Supervisors of sald county uutil ths nest apnual electiou of county oficers, whea,” elc, T4 dos avom t0 me that it was the deaigu of the Leg- falaturo o make thesa Commissianiors county oflicors zatlier than cily olbivars, altuuugh iheir salarice wera to bo pald from tho Oty Treasuty, sud were s part of tho machiusey for e Govarumaat of Wecliy, Thoy wero fu most Uibige independout of both tho Common Council of the city and the Bupervisors of the county, tuough Ity soze few they wers subord:tiat to the di~ rectiou of each, To w geeat extant this Doard was misde an fadependant Uraiich of tie Oity Qoveruinens aud alsu of the County Goyerumenbnuars of th (o= &£ po doubt than of tho latter, 1 coutsas I doca seomn to o that i would bo as ratioal for thie County Bupervisocs aader soins pre- feuse 10 atlomit to abolish this Doard sud ilus deprivo the ity of |ta benelits, aa for tho City Govern- wwecut to try L0 aboliah 1t sud thus_deprive the county of prutection. Stiould tho city eZeccually dostroy the oard uf Folice, WUAT DECOMES OF TIIE POLICEMEN appoluted by the Board {n the varivus towns sud rflmu outande the ¢clty f For we may wall sssumie that uch bavo been appoladsd (rom tine Lo tfme, snd now muwiberd of i forve uuder o Jurisdiction 0 control of e Board, 1f this Loard fa abolivhied What Locon 64 of the power uf the police force to oxerchie funations o crimiual tore talde th Who aball exe au rclus the powsrs conferred upon this Board to ordor ths ursult of crimiuals Bosing from juslios elther from rh. clly or county, snd Ihwl ap U spywhers fnibebtey Suraly. no pows: 1 unferrod upun Common Councll eitber by the law of 1813 or &by pre- law, 80 far a8 Loun flnd, o oonfer any such au- vious law, sa fu. u dnd, y s act of 1872, 1f the laws creating thia Doard of volics Teke repeaied by tne adoption of 1ho acl ot (473, 1 ¢ tar City Councll cap repeal those Jaws by vits uf w0y provienns {n that act, Ihen all these powers extra-ter- Titorial to the city sl lesst xro gone, and cziminsis, 91 4201 14 tlioy pant the clty limita, may turn atound snd latgh at the city policemen or ADy other ofizer *ebich g-l.m r.:‘ly may creats lo take the place of lus fulice oard, Burely we aro not Lo presnme that the Legislaturs INTENDED TO NEPZAL LAWA #0 salutary and e potent, snd, indred, vecesrary, for the spprenension af criminsis, witbout providing any xubstitute for diem, opleas wa ate polnted fo sxbrest repealing woraa or an lrreststible implicstion, for z(’xn,;!”nr which I have searched lo vain o the act ot 1972, Tue Mayor and City Coancll may ezercins every function conferred upon them, snd still allow the lawe croating this governmental department of tha city and county to atand {u thelr integrity, Bome of (Lese functions mat, no doubt, be sxereixed i & somewhat difterrot mode 'with those Iaws in force, from whst they would be with hem repealed: for # {liona iaws ave fo force, then the City Council must ex- orcise the powers conferred upat it in general terms, a0 ma mot 1o couflict with or any oller law of the Btats, When the Legis ronfers pow- «r8 upor. any officer ur corporation, Wnise it rxpransly agocifies and Umits bow thay shiall be exercised, it {0 alwaye tmplied hat the power shall be exercised 80 a8 Bot Ty contravene exinting Iw 11 the Commion Council in suihorized to creata offco and appotnt officers, and Lo apucify thelt Anties, though 1 mey b 10 the broadest possibio laugusge, hero i» Recessartiy THE IMPLIED RESTRICTINN that they shall not creste an othcs woich the law has nhewly created, nr coufet powers or juriahilion al- resdy tonferred. Elie thoy uight conclude tn creats tue Office of Suyor, and confer tne powers of Slayor o the creature of 'tirle own creaticn, which had sl Teady beeu conferred upon an ofiicer which tio w Lad aiready created. It would ba durcepect fu) to the commuon understauditg of ke aversgo mag 10 refer Lo suthorities 10 show that all ths prw. erv conferred on the City Counctl bythe fswa of 1473, muat te ezercired 1o Aubordination to nther existing Iawn. ‘Tacre w thix binplied reatriction fu thoe grants of powera, aud aa L aky thizy must be cxercived differ- ently with those lawe it force to what they would be badl they never been enacted or been expremly repoalnd, a0 when the Gity Councll goen ou to exercise th piowers couforrod uwin it by thie mixty-slsth aud erxty. igbth enumerstiot of powsre 1u Hec. 63, which ai- thorszen it Lo regulate the poiiceand pan naressary po- lie ordinance, and to prescribe the duties and powers i & Bupenntendcnt of Police, poll:emen and watch. sman, they tnunt do ko in subordination t the faw cres. ting this Board, and all otber laww of the Btate. elso i1 prescriving their dution and powers they mishi bo sequired to perorm the dutioa of Mayor, or ta bold the Circuit Conrt, ur to hana vamebody. T 18 NO ANSWER TO TIIIS toway that 1 rupipose an abrurd case never lkely to occur : it 18 sufMuent that there 15 uo Jimitation Ju tho Inuquigo of the rtatuts inelf which autlonzes thie City Councli o proscribe the dutien sud the pawern of po- dcomen, n Jbwlf it {8 atealute and unlinsited, which vontd not have been fatended by the Tagisiature we kaow, and 5o we 1nurt adopt a Limitating Writh reaanu~ AUlo ¥nd Jegal, anid thut fa the one wircady given, that it muet bo I kubordinatin to oxmting laws, But the City Council e authorized 1o regulate this police. So the Constitution authinrized the Legielatare to regulate the Bupreme Conrt, but it may nof aboliek i, 11 snuat requiate 1 apcontiug to the provisoans of the Conatitu- tiot, wh{GH (8 ‘s fave o the Luglalutuce and ths Court alike, * 5 To'my mind, those aixty-sixth and sixty-ciznth enu- merstivns 6f powera are TUE BTHONOEST PASIAGES found in the law of 18:2 from whick » repeal by fmrli- catlun of the aw creating the Polies Doard can be jn- ferrcd, and yot & momrnis refloction thows that both ey stund togethier, and w0, a8 you bave o clenrly ebowy §n your opiuion ta Hia ifonar the Mayor, thern can b nd| 1, Ber, 7J authorizes the City Council 10 provide 1ge the elechion or sppolutment of certain enurierated oficers and *such otler othicera ws may Dy aald Uouncil be decimen necessary and_espedient.’ and e noxt wection proviies that*the City Council sy, by onlinance not iuconsistent with the provisinue of 'tbis act, preswrito tho dutice sml defio the powers 'of all such officers, fogettier wilh the ferm of euch offica Now, thess powers must bo exerefsed with tho rame subordination to ollier existiug lawe, notwithstandiug in tho seventy~ fourih section therd da 3 ltmitation that the ordinanre prescnbiug the duties and desniog the powers shall b # uot luronaintent with tho provisions of this act.” There mus: nozesrarily bo the impifed provino that tlie ordinanco sliall not bo incopsintent with sny other law of the Blato or natfon, elaa thoy might tuake a lob of antocratw, wid aubonzs them b doa great many ab- wurd things witbout nfringing any of the provislous of the act of 18:2, for tut act is cutlrely ileut on the sublect of marriage and divorce, the mode of do- uvering L mestages, or how much quinine phyeicians shall give in A caws of sgue, and rcwise 3t would mot bo inconsistent e proviefons of that act for the Uity Oomacsl to creaty ofowa and suthorize the elnc- tion of uitivera tosos ta {t that nobady abould be mar- ried {n Chicago ll they are 4 yoars of age, or $aat cverybody (e clty shiould get up at 7 o%lock tuthe moriiing or be divorced, or do any other ridiculous thing, 1 wake (Leso suggestions to sbuw that there are INPLIED LIMITATIONS t0 those grants of power, aod thoso Umilstions of coursc: are that thuy tiust bo subordinaty to aud not coutrayeno other laww w of 1372 Is a complete chartar of {tself, sud must sirve for the goverument of thosg cliies aud towus wii-b adopt 11 origuily, liaviug bad no oslier eharters ur previous organization, und in wuch casen thero eame and mauy otier grauts of power must have s broader sigullcatico than whare iliers are provivas laws relatlug 10 the sama subject, whlch may operato with aud searict therm, TUE BIXTH BECTION shiows (bt the Leglalature recognized the fact that thero wore pravious laws sdopted (o the pacuiar con. ditionw of tue veveral oltice aireuly organis.d, und ft declared Ihat thioy *aboald coutiuue I fore when tiiey vould stand consistently ” with tha law of JaTs, aud the courts will alwayy conatria the later I so as 10 ughold tho furiner whenevar thut 1y practicablo, 1f tho Leglatature uteuded that tho sduption of the faw of 1873 sbould repeal the acts creating sud detine S the powers of this Police Svard, I skonld be at a Toss to dotermine whnt law was coutinued in_force, for thls new charter, being complety in ftaclf and sutticient for the guvernmest of sny city, must, with tuo uther comsiruction, bo held (o repualali provious chiarter laws, for the hew charter cavers everytulug, and so supercodos them all, Theu we tmust_conclude the proviston of Bec, 6, which declates that all provious laws not fuconsistent with thia shouid contiuue In forcs, was &_mera leglalative flouris, for naue of tavre provious laws cawd ataud consistently with this, For myself, I Lelisva the Lug- Irlature nieaut somethlog when they inxerted this pro- vislon in Bec. 0, aud tbat lhc{ dosigned to con- tinue all previous laws which, had they been inserted 5. shoctal charior embodyiig Al to: langusgs of o act of 1472 also, could have boott cpustriisd a4 1ot ro- puguaut, 7 TUE SUPREME COURT told the truth when it declare:d iu the Peapls ex rel, Klukko vu, Wriglt that these Commissjouers of Police or of the Board of Police are not otticers of the city at sll, it would ba difficult to seo how tho power conferred in' Hee, 73, to appoint ohicers and prescrive thole duties, coull Lave any effect upsn thras Qommissioners, Jtis nowhers said thoy musy reor- guuizo this Board of Police an & Board which s & part of the munivipal machinery aud nmnrnlul of tliese Comunissiers, In terma, thon, tho City Council way ot disturh this Board, but ouly ofticers of tho city, aud if the Commisslousrs comprisiug it are uot city ofticars, then not them, But 1 ind mysel! iusdvertently treuching upon grounds so well occiipted by the Coun - #al to the Corporation fn bis opiulon to the Mayor, Waile 1 ouly proposed to call miore partiular utien- tion ta the fact that the Couunissivners are uot city oiticers atons, but county oificers aa wull, elected by tha voters of the counts laving a Jjuriediction throughout the county, and as the city is owbraced within the county, £hoy have the aume Jurisdiction in that part of the county which ia in the city as fu the other party, sud 3 mose, "It the Legislature might authorize the City Connell or the Mayor, OF any otlor authonty, (0 abollah either tho officne ©of Less Counaisjouers, or of tho Bupervisors of tho county, OF 'apy other county oifice nob crested h{hlhn Conatitution, 1 will ot stop to deny ; but when thst is done wo sy oxpect to fiud it In ‘dlrect and posltivo terms which { aduit of no construotion, and ought not to look In ambiguous (erms whioh Faquire s forced construc- tiou o glvy them so Inirrobatie s mesutug. As it isy full and rossonsblo effoct can be given ta every pro- vision of tus law of 1874 without depriving the balauca of this county of (ha benefits of the faw cruating this Hoard, Tha City Councll may pase ordinapoes regulsiing tha polica Torva of the tlt{. [0 thoey must not contlict with te law croating te Hoard of Police. Yours truly, 4. D, Cazow, TEXAN BORDER NEWS. New Onteass, La, July 8.—Tho Galveston Aews' Brownsvillo special says : A forcs of fifty cavalry and twenty Custom-House Guards. onder the command of Col. Yarrot, escorted Cortiun sud the vtber prisoners to Bagdad. They shot and 'bung Maorico Portegul, who had threatenod to shoot tbe officeis of the Ninth Cavalry, near Mata woras, Tbe gunboat Juarez, with thio prisoners, suiled yosterday, Shehad on board srms and ammunition. Permiusion was kranted to dischargo her at Brazos Santiazo, and bring them turough Brownuville. The Mexlvan papers claim thut the romoval of Cortlna will p;l’nll‘il the autbiorities of Matamorss Lo exeduie tho law. e THE BLACK HILLS. 8pectal Dupaten to L'hs Uhicano Triduns, Broux Gity, In., Jul{ 8.—Partius aro leaving daily for tue Bisck Hilly, aud gold hunters srs sieivivg daily oo their way to that country, A yecent Washington telegram to tho Assoviatod DProus causos o geuoral boliof that the Uovern- wment will not futerfere witn the minors pow u the Hills or uso muon effurt to pfevout otliera frow golug. NEW YORK B%HDlOF gfiADE.ow i July 8.—7The Hou. George yke hlrl‘ .:ooycop}“i ‘tuh{‘ ft‘;‘ m:noyu‘:l’ r.h:‘N’-w"Y'o‘r’); g 0at Of & 1nsjors G hebre ke fosal sloaiion takas Fisca aribun & < POLITICALSS —— T The Real Secret of 1*'F Demo~ cratie lotrigue tn Galo, It Means the Nomination of Bayards of Delaware, for the Presidency, How the Republican Ticket in Wisconsin Is Recefved, Tho Outlook In Minnosota--A Grand Republl. can Succoss Predicled, BAYARD FOR PRESIDENT. TIE GAME THAT THE ONIO DEMOCBATIC LEADERS EXPETT T0 FLAY. Spectal Correspondence of The Chlcaao Tridune, Corumpus, O., Julr 7.—When Thorman said to his filouds, who asked him for the situation the night befose tha lawt State Convention of the Domocracy, **If tho Conventisn of to-mor- row shall soo fit to adopt tho groentack-policy of Inat year it will be becauas it is the wist of Gov. Atlen, the word went out that Thurmau had given ub the tight, and that tho scctiun headed by tho veuwurable Alien and Gentloman George H, Pene dieton, snd mampulated by Wash., McLean, would earry tho dav, Mr. Thurmao waa there, at the head of » formudable paity, o opposition to the rag-mouev ery. Thoy weie tho Intelli- gence of the Democracy. His lieutenants wera such mep as Hannoy, Hpaulding, and Daing, of Cieveland. Thote men could beve gono into that Convention, sud at lesst mwade & brilliant fight for conkervatism fu tue piatform-talk on finauce. Although thero was & sirong majority agoinstthem, It was believed that their peraonnl offorts might succoed and place tho Demmocracy of Ohio in accord with their Icllows east and west of them, H.\Il'l'hurmlu gave nup the uight beforo the Couvention, aud did not botber with the busens of the day. ‘Thero are many close studentn of the politics of tlns State who believe that Thurman willingly abandonod thet fight, beheving that Lis defoat sod mubmiesion, iusido his ownu party, would cventually slovate bLum highe- or etll. Dil he mnot then contem- plate with satlefaction (he defost of tho batty in tho State this fall under the leaderabip of his bitier upponents, aud the inmgoiticance in the Notional Demovratic Convention of tho mau wlioso uamno 18 anti-Luurwao ? When Mr. L'sndleton reached Columbua that night, aud leacuod thut Thurman bud quistiy submitted, thero was a gleaw of triumph 10 b ove, snd he nwelled withi the pride of the o= weut, I trionds bud decided, in the ovout of a prospective fight, to push bun for permaneut President of the Convention am sgniust ans man that the Thurman party nuabt sdvance—Judee Kanuey, vrousbly, ~ But when Judze Lhurman's docivio to wuke no contost waw Lkuown, s candudecy fur the eavel mas abandoved, aud Juige Bauney was chioson, sy ho could not be in Auybods's way. Tho sigmucance of Mr. Pondletou's promi- nouce, aud the plan that baa boen juid for bun i the future, bave como cut, I am Aseured by paitics who have meaus of kuowiug, They thiok they bave Thurmau out of tho way, They think tuat with old man Allen's prestige, and with their mooey-for-cvers-wan dodge, thoy can cursy tho Stato. " They knuw that tho wansey of the Domaoatacy will puil sud Laal for Allen with tho bltnd 1dea shat if tha ol fellow cau bu sgain olectod Governor of Ohio, he may have s far chance for the I'reridentinl nomiustion, But Wash McLean and Fendleton aro meres iy pisving s gamo with Alen for one of their sools, Vendloton ix to Lo ket in the front as tho leader of the Oblo Demceracy. Heo i8 to be Lsushed up, cleaued of thu duet that necorsarily uceumulntes on s shelvod Uresidential candidate. He 18 to Lurst upou the country with rouewed frestiness, and tho uddod expoiionte of dofeat, as tuo fender of the eotuuscd Domocracy of tao Buckeye State. Ho s o lead them mnto tho rresidential Couventivn of his party and rase the sfandard of Buyurd, of Delaware. Peudictos and his Iriends hope to get tho Convention held away (rom New York, sowe- whaore West, fo St. Louisf possible, T'hoir jilea Is that they sud the Oy party can sppear to a mrester advontsge sud work with more eflicioncy in the West than the East. ‘They bave wimea to work this thing up very secrotly. Thoy dosirs that it shall not go out'to thoe Demuctacy of the hiate uutil tho 1ighs tiwe. Above ali things, thay don's want it kuown 1o their followers iu thus Siste thut Gov, Allen [a not iu the least n their wisd for tho Premdeucy. Whac 1'eudleton hiones for in tho ovent of suc- ces in hin course, 1 caunut suy. I'eitisns it would be the courteous thiuk tor the I plaos him sveond ou the ticket. [D'eru profors Lo wait, and, In event of the nomination and election vt Bayard, scespt ths posiion of Secrarary of State or Minwter to Eoglwd, Buat I have it from & goud rouzco, one thit L consid. r an suthonty, that eodleton and MeLesn ure for Bayand, of Delawaro, Wirsges, —_— MISCELLANEOUS, TIE OUTLOOK IN MUNNESOTAS emecial Diapatch o The Chicago Lribune, 8t. PavL, Miun,, July 8.—Tho action of the Demooratio Couveution yestorday has been the genoial subject of conversation to day among all intorested tu politioal wattors, Tisis aftor- noon thero remains yot a foeling smong thoso wuo favored Fishor's nomination that thelr do- feat resulted from a cotubination of meb in- fluenced by iguoble motives, and some porsiat in dectanng they will not ssmst the ticket which wea nominated. The location of tho candidates ig aieo tho subject of much complaint, the suutbern countios Limving takon all excupt one, the least importaut nomination, Ropublicans who ware really approheunive that thoy wight b campelled to work biard for victary are no fouger doubtful, Fortuustoly the timeiutervouing before thie Couvenuon will vot dovetop such & crowd of spplicauts for nomunation sy usually appoars, and the Conveatinn will have camparatively lit- tls trouble 1 makiog guod selections, Public opinion bisre is growing strongor iu faver of the nomiuation of Dr, Btewart for Goveruor, Prob- ably ho will ba tha strougest opponent In the Couventlou of Pilisbury, of Minnteapohs, With enthor, Miouesots will” bo all Republican this fall. TOE 10WA GAMPAION, Special Disvaten tn Phe Chrto Tridune, Towa Ciry, s, Julv 8.—Shopherd Lesiler, the Domocratic osndidate, has challeuwad Gov. Kirkwood, Republivan candidate for Uuvernor, to make & jolut cauvass of the 8:ato, which chal- longu i accopted. Gen. Auguatus C' Dodgo ohal. lengod Kirkwood in 1869, sud was Lorribly waxed In the contest. Dodgo ought o inve advised bis frend Leltler to koep out of the couteat with Gov. Kiekwoad THE WINCONSIN NEPUBLICAN TICRET. Svectat Dispatch to T'he Cudeano Lvibuie, Manisoy, Wi, July 8.—TLe dulogates to the Repuvlican couvettion, who crowded vur Lutels esterday, have nearly all goua howma exceed- ogly benpy aud enthusiastlo over the resuly of thar deliborations. Al w quiet hato to-day, ‘I'ne Bourbons mad Ilefurtwers concada tho tickes and platform to be stionk, and the Repui- licans genurally aro perfuctly satisticd, The Ueunans, espocially those who biave stond by the party whau so many fell away, are pacticu- larly well pleasod, and witl give a largur yute than for years to tho tickus, and rhow thor sppreciation of the bigh compliment patd thair ropresontative, Maf. Baotz iu tho wauner of his pomination, Dologates nevoer weut howe from & Jtapublicsu Covention I this Biato with fawer wore ur dixsppoiutel, or with mors cue shumasm and dotermination to schiove a victary, (. NUMBER 319, sdopted to drop the lowsst name at th sach ballot. 'Tha thirtiath bailot runnlle’l x"gu:f 1104 Lindsay, 99,—tne only nsuies remaining, — sud Fife was announced a3 the nomines, WASIIINGTOY. McGrew's Charges Against Chiet- Clerk’ Avery—Connting the Money in the Trensury—~flopa of Success tn the Whisky Prosccutions—Mr, Netw and fiis Precoutionnry Mensuros— Other Jattcrs, Spectal Dispateh to The Chicam Tridune, Wasurxatox, D. 0., July 8.—The Socrotary ot the Treasury at 8 o'clock this sfiernoon had not been ofticially Informoed of tho alleged Indiote meataudt, Louis of W, O. Avery, Chiof Clork of tue Treaeury Dopartment. Tho Beoratary, liowaver, auumns to o of tho opinion that an in- dictmont will be found. The charges made by Megrew have boau offielally brouglit to Secre. tary Bustow's atwantion, sod Lo is privatoly in. vestleating them. 1o sayas that Mr. Avory ahall Liave tho fillext opportunity 4o vindicato bimaslf, and, 1f guilty, Buall bs pugahed to the fuliest exteut —of tho law. Tho case will evidetitly turn npon Me: rew's ability Lo support his sworn atatement by corrouative ovideace of such & natire that it cannot be explainod or jus- utied by Avery bimself, Tha reputation of Mo- Grew in tne Department ia w12y that his uncor- robated testimony would huve uo weiatt agalnst Nr Avors's long aad rupuiablo careor.” Tap tollowing i8 11 subsiance an oullio of the charges mado by McUrew against Avery, a8 set forth by McGrow's friendw. Avery waa long Cluof Clark of tne Iuterual Roveuis Bureau, By virtue of that position he was the ciatodian of all the Secretyry's carrespindenca with Bupervisoms, SpeciatiAgents. and Doloctives, Under the 1ulea of the oties, suel loters come exclusively wittnn the chaiwo of tho Cuief Clerk, wuo, if corrupt, wight du muzh to prevent them from becom.ng; onically known to tuo Dopaite ment, Joyce. who has “iwen Chief Cio:k of Bapervisor MeDonuld, of $t, Lows, and had the management of that utlice, was lobg i the Troa- wury Dopartment, Mctiray savs that Joyee, undoratanding the operation of the Kovenus Bureau. recommended that Avery bo rotained in the 1utorest of the Whirky ling. MceGiow wan retained tosecure Aver, ‘s co.operatton, This, Metraw savs, hoaccomplished by the paymont of mouey, which payment, bo mawt proved by correspoudence and dispazel tween Avery aud Jogcee, and Avery sud limse:f, For thirteen weeks, Molirew waym, Avory con tinued to kupply the fuformation reguired at the compeunation contracied for, Then Lo wrote s Jetter 1 which Lo et forth that bis pay was not adequate 1o the impottant servico be rendered, Subnequentls 1t was agreod ta fncrosso tho pay, aud for tho tyouts-vix weeks onsuing and up to the time Avery was ada Chief Clerk of the Trearusy Dapartment, Lo was compenvated at tho rato of 3330 per woeok. Tils v the worst sido of tho McGrow story, As Avery eotirely dentew it, 1t 18 tie genersl impression that ha will be ably to vindicato himseif, aud that tbeso cbarges canuot Lo suntaimed. Tho Becre tary of the Trensury bhan recoived ro- cont commuuteations from Westorn United Nintea Distr & Attorneys, which show that thero is reason to hopo Lhat tho wuits against the wueky ring wul be successfuliy prosecuted. It appears that in all tho preliminary decisions which have ¥ot besn madg, the courts have ruled in favor of ibe Government. Tuewo rulings bave baen vory strong sgainst distillers who have continued in operation during the absenco of tha Storekeeps ora. Tbis fact is consdered ouo of the most im- portant iv the entire prosecutions, ThoSolictor 1 contidont that verdicta will ba given for the Government in all the important cases, RESPONSIMILITY OF AUT-TIREASURERS. Tho prescot counting of the rold in the Troas- ury hiore will not how tho aggregato amount of coin bold by tho Umited States Goveroment. Each Snb-Treasuror in responsiblo upon lus own bond. and the bond of Gou, Npiuner covers only Lise swuunt of mouey held in tne vaults hero. THE NEW PLEIADKS, Treasurar New hae brought aoven Indisna gontiewen, who ars to bo_atationed in cach ona of the divieions of tho Troasurer's offico ln a coufidantial, regponalble position. Mr. Now bag known thess geutiemen from thoir boyhood, and places thom 1n theuo r.ositions in order that le tua ¥ bave an lmediste porsoual repressutative iv all tho places of great truat. Mr, New ex- pect tu eoun issuo new rogulations aa totns wanagoment of the monoy, whick hie thinks will do much to prevont tha posuibility of any turther embozzlewent. 0L, HOLT. There 18 no evidouce hero which in any way fmpheates Col. Hott, the prosont Chief Cleck of the Intorual Revenno, in auyof the wnisky ring transactiobs, The Solivitor of the Treasury ®ays that no charices agaiost Col. Mokt have ab auny tume been flicd. CANCELED BONDA. Quita a large utnount of csncled bonds wero roceived to-day from the Syndicate, BLORGANIZATION. ‘I'he Secratary of tho Troasury has not com- pletud the revrganization of the Buresu provided for by the new luw, 170 the Aasoctated Press Tilk HIOUX NEGOTIATIONS, Wasgmxaros, D, O, July 8.—3, B. Hinman, of tho Sioux Commission, telegraphs that they bopa to bung the Northern Swux into counell, but it can’t b done befora the Iattor part of August, COUNTING TUE MONEY. The counters of tho mouey in the Treasuror's oftice have counted all in tho cauh vault, sud to- day countod £10,000,000 in tho reserved vault. No errurs Lave beon diwscovered oxcept tho rocontlv tolen $47,000. Awong tha remaining funus to bo conuted are 40,000 of wdvor, aud &4,600 of nickel comn, THE NATIONAL GRANGE. The Executiva Committeo of the National Qrange held anotber sesslon to-duy, and, afier conerderablo discusaion, by & vate of $t03, agroed to romove the beadquarters of the Nae tional Grange from Washington to Loutsrille, Ky, Thoy aiso resolyed to hold the noxs meete ing of tho A | Grange at Loutaville, on tha third Woduewday of Novembar next. The head- quartors will bu removed to Lowsville within & touth or slx woeka. The Comalttes will ad- Jjourn to-morraw. TIE INDIAN CAPTIVES, The wives and children of the sixty Kiows snd Comanche Iudians wuo kurrenderod st Btaked Piains are to be trausporied to Bt. Augustine, which taey bave good resson to ox) oct. The dnlmmmlgnunu of thosuewies of the Pparty, who camo here expoctiog to oujoy & row, sud hoping for nu outbreak which wouid make a sousational report, are oumisseiated that thoy found the Convestion ¥u united. and considorsd it uecossary tu give so porverted au accouut of ity action, ALLEGHENY (¥A.) COUNTY NOMINATION, Pirrwuvns, Pa., July 8,—The Regablican Cou- veution of Allegbieny County to-day uomiuated I, H. Fifo for Sheriff, on the thirtieth ballos. This was ¢ho third weetivg of the Conventivn for this purposo, they hsviug beou uvable at both of thu former westiugs to msie a oloive. At the end of the twoniy-ssveuth ballut the W. J. Diell was withdsawa, aud & s | Fia., at Goverumoat oxporse, whero the captiver are now cuulined. REVENUE STOREREEPIR. Thomas W. 1{omilton ks been appoloted In- ternal Rovonuo Storoseopor t the Seveuth Dis- trict of Keutucky. > o MILWAUKEE. A Declslon {n the Whisky Roesssans The Ballvon Yoyuge, Specval Disputch to Fha Chicago Tridune. MiLwauxgs, July 8.~Judge Dyer, of the Uuited Htates Disrrict Conrt, has declded the canatitutionat quession ralsed lo the mattor of tho orders to produco distillers’ and rectifiors’ books, dectsnng in favor of the costitutions ality of the sct of Congross upder which pro- coedings wore brought, The books must be produced, “'I‘I‘m Latloonists returned to-day. They came down 27 oufod southwest of Milwaukes, and 8 miles from Uniou Grove, ufter a pluasant serial tuap. wishons mishap or soctdent, The qualiwy lu-‘l quantity of gas waa nautticiont tb oarry tha baloan furthor, ~ A sscond trip, with gas sutl cieut for 24-hour trip, 18 probable. DISTILLERY SEIZED, New Osreans, July 8.—Au establishment jusy complated for tha illicit manufacture of rum oa & rather extensive ucalo, wus to-duy seized by Collector Cockrell, The tubs wero found to be fitled with 25,000 or 30,000 gallons of fermenta- tion, and the process of disutlatlon had jusk comnionced when the seiziru wud wade. Bome show of resistanca was at lrst sttempted by she parsons o cliargo, bus they tiunly suomuied bo the ofticors, who took possvssion of the %rn_amy“ coualstiog of stlils, worms, sud be buildiug, ‘Lue whols ts valued at $20,000 THE GRAND RAPIDS FIHEMEN. &mectal upateh to The Chicaoe T'ridune, aranp Ruwws, Nich., July 8,—As s result of the investigation futo the ofticial conduct of the Fire Dopartuent at the late big fire in this clty by the Chle! Eugineer, Michacl Bhieids, \bs Cowmmou Council, at a specisl scsulon, removed hiw, sud sppoiuted Geu. Lsrsel O. Bmith lu die pluce vuaniwously. The Council’s action ses reatored tho contidenon of the peoplv and surance mes b tho dopastusoni, aud ploases