Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 1, 1876, Page 7

— THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TIURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1876. ) ki | The votan glven for Bir, Hloynn wern the Indices of | occanlonn rofascd to call an election far ehoosing & [§) U T S | the i at Comptroller Derickson, who {mme- AT ~rSe WHISKY, an cffervencence which exhilarated tn-day and | Mayor, and were Justiiled In ol so by the do- . , TILE QUO WARRANTO. diately tnrned §t over to the Chalrman of the Fi. s D DN el i UMYy, o T e Ty | L ine Banemg Caety Bt REACT) il 4 el e, ab THE Arguments Bofore the Circuit | it Sasient Ty Jadie. dameran on T TUR LAST WORD. Approval of Comptrollér Derick= | PP strentotherrey Gflrmafl Ml]ltal\ Ban[l { Judges in the Mayoralty | b ues g fo S s W) s sore. Borill by th PARTICIDE. Y } Case. {iie Do carey by M. Holletls & SV MU | Goudg, and closed he ense, HTe prefuced his Council. L i T R T e A m;ql‘:’ ml\amchnuzvlyn;lelr 1’::?-“-‘:1X L:nvrmm!lrlxl :v. argument, which was a printed ove, by remnrk- me by any modo they might deem expedient, . oven whera a AnbsIating constitution pintad ong A | I8 that the causeat bar was sul generis. Noth- articular mode. This reply, said Mr. Root, had | g Jike L was to he found anywhere in the wm‘l rei{gr"[f;! by n;flillrl-ll n:-"l lu;lnll,nu ':" f":"' books. Numerous authoritics had been cted, nent nuthorily, and he considered the principles red- . cnunciated hy Mr. Webatar na ||cc!dwll} “U“:X"" and all more or less diverged-from the case at inthe eareat bar, Authoritica wero alao qaoted | [ssue. Theae authorities had not been erystal- to show thnt it waa neccaeary to give notice of an | jzed sufficiently Lo hocome the recognlzed law of election in arder that It he lognl, 5 oL 2 e namaim, M. Mook Iatmaneed. the follow: || the Inudy’ ¢ was the datyiof the Quuri, i con ecount of His Crucl Troatment of Their Reformation in the Polico Department... | Mother. Fawoss, DaplinCo., N. C., —A mys- i o May Erinting tho Council Pro tetioun tenzedy was enacted noar this statlon on the ceodings. Wilminyton & Weldon failroad, Intanuury lrt, A white mon pamed R, B. lateh wan asrdrsinnted in the eatly hours of o dark winter night while ittng & + recelying three gunshot Messrs. Mayes ond Baller Persist In | wounia, trom wimchiin dlein for dagnaticamarie. Messrs. Fuller, Tuley, and Jew= ett Appear for Mayor Hoyne. 40 ARTISLTS. O DIRECTOR, CARL BECK. 0R E ‘ To-day, Thuraday, June 1, TWO GRAND CONCERTS AND SUMMER- L} NIGAT'S FESTIVAL AT OGDEN'S GROVE, Officen anen at 2 bnd 7 o Tickels can be sa U K Tll“ AL cored at . nndence New T’”'Q,”". 1 And Messrs, Gondy, Root, and nmoson for M. Cotvin, | WS e e YA | e S Sty Lbe | T, IS Gty Tonn | sty ettty | THE OOLISEUM, The Finest Whisky Known. e s . declalon thereon, . held an fnquest. 1t waa in ovidence at the ini S IANT NOVELTIES. anp-Onoaf our Snnday.nchoals concluded totmvo | VML 100 4o argue the cane from Assessments Tind the bt dnred man wan stkions and intoriy MAY . and ' tho enflre week, SOLD BY iy , for the Bunday-school children. The tima i g [t Is Not Known Whon the Decision Will that all the ate, o cruel hnsband and father, and had, on the wan to be fixed by a committee; _ the ofiicers of the rlrclv constitutional stand-point, SUND, The WINNETTS, LOTTIE and TOMMY, CON- WAY W KRR, tme TSN nHoY. | of o Js W ANDUZER flmlnl. hit of EMERSON & CLARK, who & ar in v picnic were to be appainted by 'the Commlitter, It | Just powers of government were derived from day of his death, ssverely beaten his wife and Be Ronderod, Das undomtnod that thare shonld be speclal | the anent of uh Fmemeu. This was the anier- THE COUNCIL. Jocked her Into a toom for another_flogging, which D AL, WD, & pearin 128 LAKE-ST, train, and & frao tide. The traln had not been of- | 1ylng principle of the Declaration of Tndepenience, DERICEEON'S BOND. hie threatencd to adminlster on tho morrow. At Dlsgunted Taovers, 28 ST, dered, nor the thne fixed for it Lo start, but tha | and lad been adopted Into every Constitutlon of the rame tinghe had driven hia younger children, The SANYRALS, Samuel and COMNFER CLARK. IOYNE. ehlldren Rot Frpatoints they hnd o Tanesmceting. | this Siate. - /The wida scope of thia declaration, 1f | A spectal meeting of the Council was held three in munber, with cumen out of dunrs, Maud, BILLY & MAGGIE RAT. - JOLN S e Sk o vNATES, gt vl that ey yould o on the it regulst | ot imited by other coneltaional provinlony dpd | sesterday atternoon Lo take wttan ubon the | SRR, TR kol ke hets o gan were | Lrkie. Sarony wh, the entlro ompnny'in » Kow KUMOIGIE RESORES, official bond of the Comptroller and the report ;"' AL Or nenr Tiatcli's. huee hat niEhe, poon Bf- The arguments fu the qua warranto case came of the Judiciary Committes lu relation thereto, | ter dark. No onc, however, of the wiinesses cx- condictor camo nround they hud | people the right to selrct thelr reprerentatives up yeaterdny morning before Jndge Booth in dififcalty with him, but they” all pulled | whenever they saw fit. To prevent a reign of an- e et becorance oxery | CONGRESS HALE, Saralioa Springs, i, T, ont copfos of Jewett's And Tothtil'a opinfons, The | archy that might cnaue under the aheence of such | and transact unfinished bustnes. Mayor Loyne | smined had reen mnything which tended to Inidl- TO0TTART —————— bane. ‘The attendanco wos altogether tao largo e?,;n.ém’rr-]-nm o wak not gluvcxrcnlndmhy 'u'x‘m lmn’a Iimlt’n‘t’l‘om‘ Ifnu pesple hlu;:} u‘:.puqén;. remnint | Lioqided, Al the fulloviing wers m,"cm e fd e iwhowan gutly” of che lomiclds, Altnoug COLISEUM, Hehng s e sorcarlag fhe advantassof Vo od o R of law, hey were pood plenfc Inwyere, hit nof upon themaelres, e particnlar author! con- ¥ M G v o, = " TRNDLIN {,"c'«:f'f'L",'u“’f::{'.l"r'n'g-a'?fi.'&'“fiffl:}""lfifn"é’&"&,'."ifi gQuagfore ém‘fi“i'iflf"é they by, {\"."""hl‘hl‘l{l ffp'fnd on muslclpaiitien Tran ennted by the peopts | the roll was called: Ald. McAuley, Ballard, | ceiving hin mortal waunds be had iade no dylog SPECTAL ANNOUNCENENT, Congress and Ifathorn Springs, 18 now open for the Were & plenic, that thefr Commitles had not arderu hemaelves, and, as grants of power from (e o train, nnd they were not to be cheated by the | saverelgn [eopies they imusk bo strictly consiraed, wmalfcaranco or misfeastnce of the Committec, and | whennver tefr intent ahall be dlaputed, 80 thoy hud the right (0 go on tho firat rogular | In the charter of 1883, under which the city train,~ *That $ truo," nid the conductor, *but If | worked until April, 1676, were provisions fixing Tou £0 On & regular train you m'"f"x ;i(nlmbfuct to | the terma of e mnniclpal officers, and glving Tickete, Hosenberg, Aldrich, Thompson, Gllhert, Bherie | drclaration whish impilcated any pervan sa his o i Aunal The whole matter & horeible and ap- dan, Cullerton, Lawler, Beldler, Van Osdel, | TaYmily iinpenetranle myetory: The Cotonore Smith, rizgs, McCres, Rawlelgh, Waldo, | Jury romrned o verdict tuat latch carie to hin Murphy, Swecney, Boscr, and Kirk. “'fi"'}";'"‘::‘t::;‘mfld' uf sume person of purtons lo BUNDAY, JUNE 4, AND THE ENTH Engnficmfnl for a Hinited period of th STON COMIC OPLERA COMPANY in A carcfally relected repertolre, Eleo: tumes! Magulicent Mountinzal And MI! GIE ECHOTT In hier original §ifuaton entit] reception of pesta, TERMS FOR JUSE, $21 PER WEEK. Thoroughly renovated * with additional baths, clanets, new’ furniture, and other extensive im- Jrovemienta, it will be found, by thore in ecarch ot icalth ond pleasure, the most completa and con- thelr work thefr faces were dripplng, until great beads of sweat formed there, and remained until thelr specific gravity was suflielent to dis- lodge them on coats, collars; shirt-fronts, or” venient, as well as the most delightful of summ: e 130 be he rnles of n regular train, % on | them. when elected and inntallud, the fipht o ex: | Ald. Thotpson offered the following resolu- { “Hatch had tnsured hia life, fome time previomn | Ealon dn Diable,” or the DEVIL'S STATUE. hot Iogal documents. It was 10:30 befors the ball | Ho, G108 B8 % (RRRIRE teid PSR JROTRN | CRCG (o finctions of theie offices agatnst the pop- | tfon, which was carried unanimously: to'the murder, with the. North Carolina Home Life | = Natwitlatanaing the abase Attractinns are on. | 7'C1% HATHORN & COOKE, Propietors. opened, and Chief-Justice Farwell led the way | somot{mes go an regular tralns¥ *Yen,* aaid the | ular will. On the explration of the termn of these | paofred, That the penal snm of the bond of | Insurance Company, for the heneft of certain of = = to tho beneh, followed by Judges Booth, Rogers, Willlams, and McAllis- tern Mr, Colvin wos® represented by Messrs, Coudy, Jamieson, and Root. Mayor Hoyne was represented by Messrs Fuller, Hotton, Tuley, and Jewett. "Among the legal Jizhis present were Judge Moree, Clly Attorne Tuthill, the Hon. Ellott Anthony, James K. Doollnjc, dJr., Judge tanford, aund Ald, Thomp- son, while John Colyin sat at one slde of tic room paylng cloge attentlon to every movo in the game, It took some time to get to work, Mr, Goudy had to explaln the pusition in which the oonduttor, * we nometimes hitch special oara for a | ofiicers there existed the right of the people Lo elect picnle on to the rearend, and usv the regular loca- | their snccesnors, motive to pull them through, but that one by ‘The relator, Mr. Colvin, was elected Mayor In clal order, '™ November, 1873, for the perlod of two years, and 11is deductiona from the forcgoing were as fol- | until his successor should be clected and quallfied. lowa: Hin term of office, if uninterrupted, wonld have ““That there s nothing in the Jaw to warrant an | cxpired In November, 1875, butin the meantime eloction for any oflicer on the third Tnesdny of | the city abandoned the' old charter for that April, 1870, not apecifically named by the statute | of 1472, The State Consfitution mald to be voted for, That tho pretended election of | that no Inw ahounld be passed to extend Mayor waa s mere naserblage of people, unau- | the term of any public officer, after hin thorized by Inw. That, no matior hosw many | election or appulntinent. It wan not necessary to gaged atan enormons ealary, the pricex will re- - —— ' k| = ¥ il eint methe it fhe o ini derldl | WEST END HOTEL, HOOLEY'S THEATRE, LONG BRANCE. RGOS & DR |, This Totel, with large additions and_{mproves JACEIRE & M “amacee: | mente, conslsting of SEVENTY SINGLE 1100Y4 for rentiemen, an additions] dining-room, & Hot Engazrment of Xins Fows Eytinge, commencing | 204 Colt Sen.Waler Daihing Establishment, sic. Munduy evening, May 20, in Her Great Crostion of WILL OPEN BARLY IN JUNE. ROSE MICHEL, as played by her 128 conaccu- Applications for roonis can be made at the office tive nighte af ihe Union Bquare Theatre, New | of U, M. HILDRETIL 7 Brosdway, N. Y., of at York. Tl Scenory and Contitinen are those uwed | the ifotel. PRESHUIY & TILDRETH, {n that theatre 1n the original pradnction of thin thriiling drauis, * Matlnees Wednesday and Satur- RAILROAD TIME TARLE. ay. L his children. The policy waa for $1,600, The Dictard 5. Derickson, City Compteoller, le ixed | % chilive g'"(lh"u"l""l" i et to_ make p 4 payment, upon routid tha! e lad reason to Ald. Thompson then submitted the report of | Delieve thot tne deai af the Teuscd had boen pro- the Judiclary Committee, to whom was referred fmfid by :[m Mnnnfl“fi";ln'tihe policy. ;l’lm_ddcx; the offictal bond of the new Comptroller. It | {ectives, Comeron and Martin, viets employed. 3 tingent fee, to work w expressed satlfactlon therewith, and recon | the u:m:” 'Tn%:mm'-‘c('f:v‘.fi ;.teumu‘fi, -m:;' mended ita approval. Ile moved thot the re- | A quen ‘mantha, shadowed & man neme punbccunculr)rpcrdlu and the bond spproved. Weeks, who had mnrried one of Hatch's elder Ald. Sweeney—I think that under the rules daughters. Some #iight outgivings und ather c,lu;n the report ehould lav over and be published. Yoera fustogic pon WHIEh segimd thet Wesls Ald. Cullerton—This {s 8 special necting, mkpeanurs laut the siaying bl skch dhan ue wa8 e g Lako action on tie hood. 2| Gisnnscd $o peveal Jie wen confronl g and custece - with belug aecessory to the crime, He denled i Ald, Sweeney—TI should like to know if we | own pnr{'(%l ation, hut, huing thoronghly frighten- yoted, nor to what extent it was wnderstood that | urge this constitutional bar to the relator'a further Mr. llnyne was a candldnte, the pretended election | continuance kn oflice, The act of 1872 ld unt nt- was not held In conformity to law. _That there are | tempt to extend the term of any municipal ofieer, ‘but three vccaslons for vlocting a Mayor. Flret, a | It was not the Intentlon of tho Leglslature that the regular election {n tho odd year; second, by (he | (ranaition from the old to the new chartershould | cannotlay matiera over st special as wellasnt | cd, Inculpated the littie children whom Hatch had — ease stood. e sufd the parties were agreed t0 |, Counctl, when the vacancy a for b perfod lens than | leave the city withont oficial reprerentativeato at- | regular meetings? turned out of the house on that fatal night In mid- W CHI R. aecept the oplnions of all the Judges, and that | a year; and, third, bynq’;ecinl clu‘;tlun, when the Iundmlmmfi:lpn\ Aftalra. \vm'f, they adopted the kld. Cnlerton—No, sit; not when the buainess | winter. Two of these children are boys, one sged n };N HOOLEY GA'GO TEEAT E‘ ARRIVAL AND BEPARTURE UP TRAH{S‘ the declsfon should be thut of the majority, | unexpired term {a more than a year, and then by o | Generallaw of 1872 s the charter of the city, they | Is stated in the call, 10 aud the other 10, and the thind [s a girl of roine 9 +aes e Monager. 3 prusis While no exact agreement had been reached | enlled cloctfon with the requlsite notice, ~Mr. [ nuthorlzed the relntor to exerciso the fanctions of The report was then coneurred in, and the bond | 12 yenrs, In onder to get something in the nature ANOTHER WEEK OF GE XE FUN. Ezrplanation o Reference Inrks.— Salurdny exe g5 to accepting the decision as final, it was ex- | 1loyne's care 16 nelther of theso. This isall Tde- | the ofice of Mayor, under that act, until | approved, by the followlng vote: of evldence npainst theus, the detectives proposcd 3 2 GENTIKE FUN, conted. ®Sundap axcapted. 8 Muaday excepied. § A pected b N e tlcs that sueh would he tho cane. . | #lrd ta say.on this branch af the case, Inow come | hin successor whould be elccted and quall- ‘ena—YcAnley, Ballard, Kosenberg, Aldrich, | to conces] themwelves In some bLushca near | John Hart'sgreat sketch, THE COURT OF AP- FALB:00A, ;- §Dally. Jud, ool'\ aanonnced that each aldo would be | to tho propusition that there was no vacancy, and | fied, and no longer. There was no provis- | Thompson, Gilbert, Bherldan, Cnllerton, Lawler, the roadaide so that they might overhesr a conver- LS. ALY THE STARS 1) EW ACTS, 1imited to three hours, and that the time consumed that Mr. . Colvin ia entitled 1o hold” untll | fon in that act that he, or any other oflicer In the rending of the pless would ba divided be- Heldler, Van Osdel, Smith, Hrigge, McCrea, Haw. | pation which Weeks wad Lo have with the accured. Aprll, 1877, ‘The argnment on thia point fssub- | of tho city, should hold’ his oifice until the next v 3 Satinees Wedneaday and Saturdar, Sunday eve,, OHICAGO & FORTHWESTERN RAILWAY. leigh, Wheeler, Bsumgarten, Wuldo, Boscr, | Arcordingly Wecks led 8 young negro mon. whom 8 Lake Expros June 4th, grand testiinonial to LIPTLE MAQU, ten- | TigkerOiices, 62 Clarkest, (5 id 73 tween the two sides, stantialty the same aa that submitted by myself to | regular dn( appointed for the clectlon of similar | Kirk—20, he had slro charged with compficity in the munder, | dered by the entire profession of the city. Canal-street., coruer Mudinon: atthe depots. Mr. Harton, for the respandent, then read the | the Supremo Court in the mandamna case, at tho | oficers nwdor that Inw. Whother they should XNays—Nlesen, Mnrphy, Sweeney—3, toward the covert, before reaching which, howev- AMonday next, JOIINSON and BRUNO and BILLY Information and pleas, which had beon arranged in [-Jonuary term, 1870, coples of wiich are herewlth | continuo In oflico of not until such regular election DAY OF CITY EMPLOYES, er, the negro, suspecting eomeuthine, refused to | GRAY. aPacific Fast Line. & m. concigo form and printed. When he hnd read np | submitted.” day was mnot & mattor for their determination, but Ald. Roscnberg asked for unanlmous consent to | procced further, saying, loud enongh for the men | ~———— —————————————————— | ghubuquu Day B $10:30 &, . o a cortaln polnt he was relieved by Mr. Tualey, was depondent_entirely upan the will of the peo- | offer renolution, n ambueh to hear, that he didn’t want ta talk any (00L, WOOD'S MUSEUM, aDubugue Night Ex. VIACI'tou 11140 p. m. and In this manner the subsequont reading pro- IIOYNE AGAIN ple, In'whom, by the Constitution, resides the ul- { — Ald. Cullerton—The call docs not include the re- [ more abont it. The two boys, Hateh's rons, = % dtmatia NTght Expreas........ $11:00 p. m. cecded, Mr. Jamicson read the replications on the % iimato suthorlty In all such cases, and the exercise | coival of resolutions, and it s entirely out of or- | were next bronght within earshot of the detcet: | ynraday Evenlng. lust appearance of F.E. Alken | Shreobort & Bubunue kxpress [niis o, m. part of the relator. 31K M. ¥, TULEY, of which 19 & natural and inhorent right, only to be | der. Ives, when Weeks talked over the circumatances | 1 khoTyiay Evening lust appeagance of FEL Alken | gbvernors & bubujue Express s 0240 p. m MR. FULLER of connscl for th respondent, Mayor Hoyne, | controlled in our_Government whon actaally kur- | The Chintrmon—I undorstood the Alderman toask | of the mnrder with them. The boyw apoke of | The'Crimney Corner, and Lonn of a Lover, Mon- | 8Milwaikee EInross... b FrEA L opencdl for the respondont. He eald they tnd de- | noxt appeared on the carpet, and stated that {n | fendered, and then only sufarss it {u surrendered | for unanimous consent. thelr dead father's relentlean eruclty to themand | g,y June Ho-Rip Yan Winkle, BMIIWAUKEE PAsCiREr oovei, osi® 3400 D, 100 murred as to the replication, snd he procecded to PP = 2 for the genoral advantage. . Alil. Cullerton—Well, it cannot be done; this s | to their mother, and admitted that nm{ shot and s 2 & L M iiwaukee Passenger (dails) g1i:o0p. m. Thow the renson why. The Council Lud ordereda | November, 1873, Mr. Colvin was clected for It was conceded that the cu{ Council rofused to | ampecial meeting. killed him, the gun having been banded to them by DESPLAINES G’EOV’ES gyg_t;,n IH Y < Dio0a. m. el ahcciion, & {ayor whe voted for, andone | two soars uutil s snceeesor shall be electod | onder aspeial clection for favor, and that tho | * o Chafrman™1 mappoee the Clork can read it. | felrNitleebter, "oy Implicatcithe noero above | | (ABSLUASIALE BAVIHE | B8 Bl G WPl R s, B % ® C & i upreme Court by an even decislon of the Judges . Cullerton—0h, certainly. mentloned on having fired one of the fatal shota, 0 or Plenles, Clul 8, a “F:,."““.L!g}f,,‘,';“ by &'},,‘;‘}.““fifi' e nrot question | and quatified. This wae under the nct of 1863 | roruged to compel the Council to call anch etectlon. 5 5 The Clerk read as follows? The boyr and the nezro were at once srrested and | July Excurslons, Heautiful, Shady. Groonds on May, 1875, and Aprl, 1877?" Mr. Foller Inthespring of 1876 tho charter of 1872 was | The Council also rofuxcd to deslimate the uflice of n o t ceslinato the i Ifuflll!ad, T}ll'“ ;llg CO‘;’HI’:“W"‘EYd‘D{ the city '}Je ;\‘t‘rt ul‘w'“lnn ;he l;fih 'n!(]‘)('f;ln A‘I‘l‘lh’fltl‘ of fl:‘u Banks of l{;a lu;'vl’. l}“ll’\l} lln(lt\“u; Efir;“?{? ‘Oill Bic Luke Kxpress,.. . quoted from the tatutd at'romo length to enforee | adopted. In November, 1875, application was | Mnyoras ono of thy efiicus to be filed st the rocent | requested, and he is herebgdirected, to prepare the | Teace at this placo for examination, The nroceed- vundy, Low Fares. Call on ND G. | TaTTicpot corner of Weild and Rinzie-ais. e - o) h ot April election. The poaple, however, gssorted | neccesary statement and ordera upon the Clt 1ny were tponed until to-day in order LES, 1) Mad{eon-st., Room 7. b—Diepot corner of Canal and Kis -8t4, B e e onecn o yamhne (e gleg: | madoto the Councll to order & bow clection. ot b Lo 1o the el e | Ly N bonkn of tho Lomipteliory | tor blatn the Miendance of - copneel Tram | === v i IHnsles Subsequently a mandamus was applied for to | did ch-::tlthcun:s nmdex};lfinlauc‘h':ucccuurrun ‘t)u; 0 ieneral election-day. e fullure or refasal of the Supreme Court to compel the Councll to | LACTH EEi Y oNier uch olection work fatutly order an election. Tho Court waa cqually df- | {5 no'claimn of tho respondent? Thero was no vided, and 08 s result the Council did not | conflict of anthoritlenthere. All wereon the wide - | of the respondent. The right of the peoplu ta elect order tho etectlon. In Aprll hist, ata_gen- | HARS elo!vas's fundamental ono. ho hoaple ist, whan the unexpircd term was a year or longer, o Mayor was to be clected, For a sliorter time, the Council conld choose one of their own nuniber to act a8 Mayor, Thia oflico was ono of which It wight bo suld that fow of Its occnpanta dicd and none resigned, That the statute provided one olce- tlon blonninlly, it didu't provent an election when- oflice, fof the payment of ali arrcarages of wages, | Goldsbora. Lawyer Granger arrived here about 3 salarien or other compenration that may be found | p. m..and the préliminary cxamination proceeded, due und owing to all employes, auch as mombers | resulting in the commisting of the nceuscd for trial of the Pollce, Firo Departnicnt, teaclcrs of pub- | at the next term of tho Daplin County Superior lic achools, laborers of this clty, wid clerksin | Court, which begins next week.at Kenansville. various departments, There is u strong and general aympathy for The Chairmun—Inasmuch as there Is objcction to | the wnfortunate children, notwithstanding “thelr TO RENT. Deper, JOOHIGAN CENTEAL RATLROAD, of 03 ind tof y R0 o ket oo, o7 Car g’u&ufl' ee':;lr’ne'r"u?nxflu'xh AR AR P A . at dulph, and at Palmer House. | e A Mafl (via Matn and oy e oo Alr Line) 3 fs Roah: i s i cral clection, the people voted for & Muyor, | of thiscity demanded a ciange. The great major- | the resolutlon, ft will have to lay over. Uniinieh- | unnatural act. ~Ktrange to say. the only apparent 1 It e o on ot Mevae pan it 82 | o cleeted Mr. Toyne Mayor. The old Count iy ']amn-lry;l\t detorined that anclection #bould be | ed businees s now I order. i metive whict impelied theee dimoet ln‘r:;x[' parri- Atiniie b Ammmm)‘m"‘.u:fi%% '&‘a‘.lg'u i S Spes ‘ % g - | 1ield, und it was held. THE POLICE PORCE. eidew was lovo for thelr_mich-maltreated mother Rt B O s peeton Sttty 1o Lot | cil refused to esuvoss tho vote. Tho new Coutt- | Siypo MeAllister—in not such procecding some: | Tl Clerk read the fallowing report and u parpose to avence her wrongs. RENT ix fions to 0l vacancies, becauwe no man could tell | ¢l dd, and declared er. Hoyne Mnynr; e th}l\(‘.g I;kr ntxs li}mdo ?nln%cnmf‘r‘ofl o Yonr Cumn]ll";!, on Palice, towhom muln-lrene‘l» ————————— when vacancica coullt occur, for the renson that | was immediately recognlzed as Mayor by the r. Jewett—Nao, slr, he Hhode Island care | jlat portion of the Mayor's mesraga pertalning to {MPORTANT ENTERPRISES, I PG emic ' | does not resomblc the one at bar, In that It was sanization of the police force, huving had the 3 Eaturday Ex 7 Monday Ex. ¥ Daily. ¢ 5 5 de ; reorganization D 3. ’A’fi’n‘f&.‘&fl‘fi?&”‘é}’i;‘%:.,&'.‘3&‘1“).’ gl’x:";:rlflt:':fl'i‘r';‘n hends of nearly all the depurtmonts. Thirty- | YiasiC I O the few to override the majority, | same wnder advisement, respectially report fhnt Special Dispatch to The Tribune. IN TEIE six thousand, a large majority of the electors of | and overturn nn oxistlng form of yovernment. " . | In thls it i+ the “volec of “the najority this city, liad already "c“’;",‘m} lm'“l':’ AMayor: | 40 chobue a mucconsor to.a man wiiots form of Mr. Colvin. ns one mun, sets himsclf as one | omce had expired, and to upsct the form of gov- man agalnst the volce of the people. Did Mr, er_lnncnt. o 5 revitor bR caTia b i hil [ho counnel for thi calles e action Colyin bave the right wnder the act of 1872 to | 48 “LaT, rovolutlonary, Thy rovolutionary lold over il 18771 This questlion lay at the | uction waxon the othor side, The people only foundation of the case. If he had the right to nluclrw‘d th;:llr‘ m;nn:huflng;nl rlfi‘m f' ulcf{;lon ¢ i inst o kplrit of uaurpation. o charge them hold over, there was no ground whercupon to | iy, nvnh‘:uon for exerciving & natural and_in- removo him. . After the adoption of the charter | herent l;ilu'!‘u, which they had never surrendured of of 1873, that of 1863 wus abolished. ‘Tho | €stonped ticmeelves from amserting, wan a - nomer, and, in that sense, would only find place in suving clausce of the former provided thut | (he yocabulary of tyrants and IlM’lrpL‘l’fi‘. Our the city would not be without Mayor, | political theoligy did not recounize it, na the de- Aldormen, or any other oflicer. 1t might have lo<t | clslous of the courls above referred to abundantly ita Jognl standing, In ordoe that there should be | shuwed. e no Interrognum, 8 promise was made that the of- At the conclusion of Mr. Jewett'n argument, the ficora then In_power_shoald hold over until their | Canrd conwulicd for o few moments, and then un- successors should be appointed. Without the | nounced that they would meet at £:50 this morn. pasasgo of thls clause, wa shonld have been s city” | Ing, when fhey would determino when they would Withott any laws or afiicers, In the incorporation | tako the casc under advisement. At 6:30 p. m. of n town under the act of 1572, there wasno | the Court dissolved, each Ilonorable Jundge stag- Moyor or Aldermen o hold over. ‘The object of | gering under the weight of pleas, ~repllcations, Sec, 3, Art, 1., was to prevent any interrcgnum, | dumurrers, arguments, bricfs, and authorilies, aud for no other puopose, The scctlon In relation [ which had been hurled at them all day long by tho election, the “péople might rpontancously pro- Food o eloct"a Mayor withont & calr © It tho peaple posseseed the right to elect an oflicer, and the Council refused to dlscharge ita Jegal duty to fix such time and place for u special clection,” then at a goneral clection, when officons wero being elccted, the people could excrelse tholr rizhts, and adjudicated cascs wonld sustain their actlon beeauso tho timo and placo and the safo- goards for a legal and valld election were all pres- ent. Public notoricty was auflicicnt notice. The gbjoct of thie Councll, In opposing this conetric. tion, was to keop men In oflica who had no right to piay'thore. Tho statute contained a proviaion that no law should be enacted that would extend term of ofic. 1t wan argued on the othor handthat M Colvio was elected aftor this provision was wad Tut, argued Mr, Frller, coulda law ba conatit tioial ono time and unconstitutional at another time? It would probubly bo conceded that it wad unconstitutional to paes sn sot oxtending a term. The drift of the argu- ment on the othur sldo was_that Mr. Colvin held over anyhow until April, 1877, 'Sec. 3, Att, L., ought not to be ro_construed s to mean that tho Jarty.In power held over Ul 1877, 1t the Council hd fssucd tha call, and Mr, HHoyno had been olect- the reorganization sbould be prompt and thorouph; | BrmmarteLn, 11, May dL.—The Secretary of that hiss in no necesity for contimuing longer the | Siate to-day lasued licenses to orzanize the Chi- ofica of Marehal: that a general reduction in | Sok® Bont oud Shoe Manufacturing Company. salarien shiould bo made; that' the unmber of ofil- | capital $158.000, and the Lawndals Kloral Com- Cera and men may be reduced without detriment to | Pauy of Chicago, capital $20,000. Final papers of the city; and advise that the pay of Police Justices | Orkanizatlon wore isaued to the Chicsso moke. and clerks be reduced; and that your Committee | Gonssming Compang, capital $70,000; Estrella wonld respectfully recommend the aduptlon of the | el Nerte Mining Company of Chicago, cupital ordinance presented herowith. 5,000, 000: Wentern Sand-Blast Company, capltul Zie §1 ordained, ele, 10,000, Chicago; also to the Commercial Tele- Brorion 1. That the office of City Marshal, cre- | Eraph Company of Chicago, capital 85,000,000, tod by an ordingnce passed, I8 hereby abollstied, | ohjoct to coustruct, operate, and lease, or operate aine ta take effect ot such time as directed by { telegraphic lines to princ,l,s-ul citien: principal cor- n porntons, Arthuc J. Forlam, $000,000: A, D. Src. 2. This ordinance #hall beln force from | ‘Lingley, 8600,000; J, W. Murdock, 800,000 W, and after Its pasenge, May, $300,000: and 'G. B.. Stoddard, T. llontz, Tho report waa concarred in‘aud the ordinance | Charles §mlth, G. IL Downle, $400,000 cach. Canw! to a vots of 22 yeasto 2 pays,—the uegutives — eing ““’Ph;"‘l:"‘,“’:;"g;{;u S Regulate the Dodily Functlons, The Clerk road the roport of the Fire Committee | This advice should be especially hicded by recommending that the building tn rearof the | those who suffer from un frregrular habit 6t Water-Worka be used a8 a repair-shop far the Fire | body or disorder of the bladder or kidneys, In- Department., and that one blackemith, one helper. | activity of the bowels, or of the nrinary orgaus, twa mochinfals, aud one wood-worker be engaged | is specdily rectified by that wholesome aperient for mald work. The report hawbeen published in | ond sterling invigorative diuretie, Hostetter's CHICAGO, ALTON & BT. LOUIS and CHICAGO; T o ’KAgBAS me & DENVER SHORT LINES. L] ve. INQUIRE OF ria. hicago & Fadicah It I K Room 10, Tribune Building. Joliet & Dwight’ Accommitat i ., % === ———————| LAXE SHORE & MIGHIGAN SOUTKEEN, i Ayl el Leave. | _Arrive. TALE COLLEGE—In response to urcent re- e quents, on examination for admiasion to the EXpr Tudergraduste Academlcal Department and the | Atiantic Exprear, dail Shetieli Scientific School of Yale College will be { Unlehont Accommodatien held tn Chicago, beginningon Friday morving, Juue | Nlght Express. 40, st9o'cluck. e place of the examination wil be'aunounced in the city papers of June 0. - For | CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & BT, PAUL RAILROAD, further tuformation, address the Sucretary of Yale | Union Depot, corner Madison aud Canal-ste Tickel D. 10 m, . m.|§3:40 8. . harlew-ot., Boston, Maxs,, & | Milwaukee Expres....... limited ntmber of young Lodies, to beunder her | Wikconsn & Minncaota Tiiro' tmmediste eare and instruction in ull the branches | Doy Express. of un English Rdneatlon, Superfor opportunitics | Wikconain, low ntforded for the stady of the higher Englishhranche | wWiithaia & siinaesota Theot| ox, the Ancient and Modern Lugiager, Siwle, and Drese; + ainting, Special attention piven fo the bealth of | — e e e Sy Puplie. Mies Johnson refers by permisaion 10 Prof. | s Minneanails xre sotd elihes via Sl edtos for St. Paul S, Tartleit, Chieaio Theologleat Seininary. U CLED oF vin Wateriown, La Crosse, and idoaa. © luyed W mo- 3 Bt College, New Haven, Conn. Offlce, @1 South Clark-st., opposita Sherman House, full in Tux TRIBUNZ, Stom B affec 5 hodstard K et SH e N 3 ed, thon conld Mr. Colvin have ret up a clalin to | to clections saya that thero will be u_ genernl elec- | counsel on both aldes. Alll, Kirk moved to concur in the report. al‘_“l‘n\:‘%xfl&t‘:’"&‘“m{lflfl, :flh:‘l}e o (.cltrt’l’t:na!&(llrl'v: MISS ADBY H. JOHNSON snd at Depot. hlli‘d gvert Nogood Iawyor wonld hesitate to say fl";"‘ifi’[:g‘{ o “lc"’;‘ “':h'fl“fi"!'m"{h:;‘“{fi;“% u;‘"“;‘; S ———— 2 (hfllth ::;l;ligmlfiwfifi ::::Ffl"lfilfin;‘;: o qgm beeniug chrorie, fml that very n.\f;hl] ;" the I(L‘-L% Frincipal of Bradford Acndemy) will receive Leave, | Arrive. : ¢ Mayor, ¢ e 1 ) 0 P, 3 i wi bo re- ccol e, 0 : thut the clanve in question could not kecp him in G {‘ 28 ot nacousary for notice to LETTERS FROM T'HE PLOPLE, nto her Home, 100 oflice from Mn{. 1876, to April, 1877, provided n successor hiad been prupvfl( elected, Wonld the omiaslon of the nsme of Mayor from the notice nake any difference? The tiime and placa were ea- eentlal, and suficient certainty {n tho result. The time lmlrh\cu werg fixod by law, and there wau notice in fact that o Mayor would be elccted, The replication sct forth “that the newspapers and the peoplo were confured on this sublect, nnd that the lattor didn't know how to vate, Wasitto ced by the running of & repatring shop by the | us¢ of the bitters should not be 3,‘:‘ 4 % ptring i ment donwer thiu is neceasars. The action of Xkl. Kirk stated that the Fire-Marshal told him | this inestimable carrective upon the bowels dif- thut there mere mochanice mn the Department who | fers widely from that of a drastie purgative, could be detailed to do the greater portion of the |'since It s nover violent or abrupt, but dlways wWork. In rogard to the question of economy, it was E"“”" ‘sand natural, and 1ts effeets upon the )l only neconsary to sy that Boston had In onu year adder and kidneys are strengthiening aa well B B O b ol e E e farahal tn- | MUY stimulative. Tho healthtul mpetns dorwed the proposed pla which it gives to digestion also rendersita ven, O e McAlllater—There s 8 spectal provision in CHEAP TRANSFORTATION. the charier which saya thatu Mayor shall be clected 7o the Faitor of The Trivune. 1n 1873, and blennlally thereafter. Ty s po s Mr. Tuley—Whenever the vacancy shall occur in Cicaan, My #41.—You may not have noticed the oven year, the election for Mayor thall take | the fact thnt notwithstanding the promise of Van- place at ‘ho next genoral cleetion, derbilt, made to the members of the **Cheap Judgo McAllister—Do you tako the bicnnlal term as the atandard? 145 p. . 't 7: Transportation Aseociatfon™ some weekn ago, to 3 = s effo ¢ plice . sty e FINANCIAL, ILLYNOIB CENTRAL BAILROAD. B b mats Lhan 5. 000 peopts rowed n | - Mr. Saley—Yes, sir, Tdon't diepute but what iy | the effect that "'-‘l"x"""'l‘, ':f“".“l be pluced Upon an | 3id. Kirk ropiled that e did mont heartfly, The | 1ot desiruble general tonte. A e e b e | Dok Fo0CAE LNl B fOBLEE Tiwenigsabcond: s Herel Rended Eor Mayor, Thnas Jogne, » withe | may bo flled by a specinl election, Thisfsan slcct- | canal footing with Phfladelphia and Baltimore in | Marslial hind been trying to bave the matter con- | S e Tavested H ioee OMce, 191 Jtantolphost. . neny Clarie, ont knowing what they wero dolug? Why, In the | ive ofiice, and no act can deprivo the people of a | the matler of rutes, he has ot kaos bis pledge. | gummated for revera) yearn, OOFAN RTEANMNHIPS, nves a8 casc of the charter election, the Common Council rlfim to Al it. Ou the contrary, the rules have confinued to sliow The ,..K“n. was concurred lo by a vote of 2310 1 | A~ A A A AN S A AR AN Paid a Profit of L] . gave no notice concerning the question of minority udgo McAllister—Buppore you take the case, curm‘llr] day by day, the usnal dlfferences, based | —Ald. Sherldan veting in the negative. ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.—~The Oenersi Feprenontntion, but it was voted om, and the | Buppoke tlicra was vacancy in the judiciary of | on sctual distuncea from Chlcago to the several ERINTING. Transatlanile Company’s Matl Steamers between New | during the pust few montha. under our fmprored | Kt Lo Bupreme Court hold that the absence of notice did | this Court a few daye beforc the general clectlon, seabuard cities, ” S The Committes on Printing reported anardinance | Nork and iavre. cufiing at Piymunth (G. Bo) furthe | syetetd of vparating in Stoc Lisks reduced to W OF not make any diffrence, - Mr, Fullor quoted from | and the Governor refused o call p wpecinl electton} | | For gzampla: The ' all.mil mto™ to-dsy to | favor of authorizing 325 Dindwell 1o do the Inading of puecticrs, i e splendld vewels on () numinal sunix and protitsinere Book coutain- Ry The bonkn to show that ihe courty decided against | Would the people ba_justified In voting to 6l the | New York ou grain, flaur, pravislone, elc., 1620 | printing of the Conncil Proceedings ot 82,78 per | 35 Rorth “1ifter. s Tollown: SATNT LACI g full Infesaation 6ot g apticadun cld'Night Express. Alie general system of extonding and holdinzaver. | Vacancy at such general clection? centa per 100 Dw, while o Philadelphia it 4 00 | 500, provided be shiould enter into a confract to | Lichrancs, Saturday. e 37 FItANCE Triidefie, TUMBE] 3 Almost precinely such & caso us_the one at bar had | _ ir. Tuley—Not if the Governor was roqulred by | per cent of 20 cents {spurox! inntely), ¥iz., 18cents | pornieh the proceodings within forty-elght hours irdny. June 10: SPERKIE. Daure. Satirday, Juie 17, Bankers and Brokers. 2 W tome up in Ban Franclsco, where nonotice waa | tatute to call the election. per 100 s} and to Daltimore the mute 16 87 perceit | yrier capy was furnlshed him, and provided the Price of Passdie tn ROIG (Including wine) : Fist | === Judge Mealllator—Wit 1o tho dlterenca I thia aftho New ok ratey T4 WIL £ 174 copteigier. 100 case ou apply for 4 mandamus con. . o pet the Counell o eatl ihd election? The pledge given by Vanderbilt was simply that Mr. Tuley—There {s no caso in the books anato- | the question 'af distance should not control the gous to thinone. The people have s veeled right | mtes, but that the rates to New Yorkshould always fo elect thelr oficers whenever there is o vacancy, | be as low from nn{ Western polnt as to either and the Aldernien cannot rob them of it. Thinfsa | Philadelphiu or Baltimore, Goverment of the neople by the peaple, aud re Phe relative differvnces In rates have been main- they to bo divested of thelr 33zt by tho fatlure of | tained ach and overy day #ince the Commodorc the Supreine Conrt lu{mlu on the case? The peo- | Mate this promise, and what is the result of this fiven oiud o oflicer was elected, the conrte docld. ng that the election was legal, ‘oven In the abrence of the notlee, uccording (0 tho proylsions of the Ftate chartor, Thore. wore othur docinfons to tho aaine eifect, to which Mr, Fullerreferred the Judges. ‘Tho Just plen kot up that the Council eanvarsed all the votes except that of Mayor, and then ad- journad sine dic, and then afierwurds the now Councll canvasscd and declured thy vote. Wan the eanvase by the old Council abaotntely necessary and essentinl to tho respondent ! Tho ples asserted that it was, and that the old Conncll, Ly refuring tocanvass’ the vote, iad rendered it'incapable o belng cunvassed at a)l. ‘Thero wos authority acalnst cabin, E110 to $120 sceondls it quality of the puper to b used should be the same | fibiy SUD (18 SIZ0, Secqring e, srcommutly s that furniahed by the Clty Clerk as & sample, SN T Lind cubln, (040, ahunitickun st re AU, Gllhert—1 flud soversl blank pages in the | datione neluding wiie, beddtye. Ao ateiells it retord which are nainbercd, Do we pay for thein 1 | €A1 ChsRte. Siesmets mnrked i 5 0 1oy cary Nobndy seemed equal to tho task Olvl'nll hten- | steerso pasecniers. LOUIS DEBENIAN. Agent, 55 1t A0, Gillbore oo ifs subject, and Mr, Moody, the Becord Clerk, aaid the only really just way wan to pay %o much per 1,000 ems_for composition and 80 much per token for prosswork, ort g r 'Ald. Bweenoy moved to recommit the report. t 9 A, e e o teaon® | The steamerxof this Company will xatl every fint Yy Fatar. e anicg | dny frui Drenica Ve, 100t af ‘Thind:et. Tlobokvi. for printing the proocedings in pamphlc form ab | 1o, Aavis: ant remen. s cabine §1 e Lo L 3 N, N, __MEDICAL CARD! 12 (HICAGO, BURLINGTON & Tiepota, fous of Lake-at,, Indfuna: and Sixtecutls ., and Couad and Stxiccatlisla. Tloket Ofices, 5% Llark-st., atid ag depots. g 1 Arrive. Mall and Express. 3 Ottawn and Btreaior Passeni'r 740 P! s It uz Lack Hospital, cor. Washington & Pranklinsts, | oyt sy Chiartared by the Stute of Dlinots for the exprees pur- powe of giviag (mmedinte relief In alf caseq of private le cxpressed thelr Judgmenton the matter fn | rolative differencet To-duy, and for weeks past, ‘Aprn et "“Tmey declarcd that Atr, Colvin was no | the stream of frelghts to Pliladelphis and Balti- fongor Mayor., Mo hid_ ecrvcd the full fime 1o | WMore Is greater thun tha supply of cars can poesi- whith he was elected. Tako any other view, and | DIy accommadate, whila such ls not the case with The power I placed fn_tho handa * 340 p. 100 p. 0o ¥ 0 ¢l k. ’ $100; sceond | chronle, sud urinary disesses 1n all thelr compiicaie puchan oplnton. It was nitrely not essentinl in a of the Common | Blmilar lnlg!uu‘!nrNchnn. §2.10 per pris t wus undersiood by the Co cabin, €00, gold; steerage, $30 eurrency.” For freight Kriown thus DR, JAMES hos stoud at Qneation Bt ind warrantd, whon the Court could go | Councll to rob thio Jeopleof ol righin. "1 tho | Wodonot wee how New York leto accomplieh | mitise ihat tho entleman who put iy Giis id fafl. | SFonisdge'abry to e T ita e s | T haa'ar st preioraton fof the pact dopeats: Awosnd Lack and exataino tho returun, Councl} had ordered the election for Mayor, would nlnyllng y this eort to Lnorle the queation of | ¢ to contract to da the work, und they gnve it to 2 Bowling Greew, New York, experieuce are wll-Iiportuit. il W ahnens, licre My Fuller annaunced that, while ho hnd | Anch clection have been legal? Tf tiie Counch | distanco, winco ol the roads leading Enst from | (o yext lowest bidder, Mr. Diradwel), 1 cannot P e st nis: BIRNL Joases Dy dresms, pimpics on the fi 3 hioud, ean positivaly he cored. Ladles wanting the most delicate atlention, call or wriic. Ploasant huti for ents. A bouk for the million, Marriags Gulde, whi Lelle you sl aboul ihese diseun e AUFora I'asmenige Dubuque & Sloux City Exp. Lactc Night Kxp. for Omatia ansar I, LEavenwo Kichinon & st not rald all i meant to eay, bis time had elapred, and lia wonld. glva way 1 "otliers, hobing o liad preaented the _stroug polnts of tha case |n &'sud)- fnlled to order auch election, would not such elec- | Chicago base their rates on the S*short lne dix. tlon taken by the people in thelr own hands ha tanca " to the thiree soaporta named, which **short been equally legal? The question i just thin: | Jine ™ a vis the Fort Wayno & Pennaylvania lafl- anderiani wiat abiect fue geatiemsa cun hovein | National Line of Steamships, reforring thiv mutter back. ' The only question for : HEATOM. AN 1 Tt Coninitheo. o, 1u e Bradveell 'n respanaible | ST YOUE TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVELPOOL. S ] - 9 Jasenk Tap, | 3 WIIT the law ansialn the clalns of o | ronda, not only to one but 1o each of ihe three sea- ENGLAND, June 3, 2 pm | EGYI'T, Jnne 24, 7:308 1 il b : ol T i 50 | Downers Grova Saearind: Hellyelsmmalier - = 0 36,000 peaple? vomin aguinst { LY Glles, Aiving each the sdvantageof geo. | BTy St Wil hoglvewund thd, suticient ot to | SPAIR, Jansia, g;:fl;‘-g(! ALY, Suly A b | AR RS vt Bctor"nr, | Bowners Grove Ammiod COLVIN. |0z McATister—The easo will bu dectded by gaphienl dietanicefram: Chieago, tho W est, nd | g counnittoe will avail nothing. Wo aré agreed | GREECE.. - Wednesday, Jane 14, 10a. m. | JaLiAM ey SEara OF neer, L “"f.‘-;”g’“.‘.,“‘;i‘.,’;ufi';;f owners Grove Astimiid™ he law, " h v 2 Cabli pasare, d A . R D 1 i iy confdent = 5 MIt. JAMIENON e, Taley—Supposc it 1s & guestion of doudt, 4 i T R Bt Committe | tChels S Teourad ratca” Slarrawy (Iokoa Foi purs | 1010 F28: th Allburbicly seketly confentul. . furday, 1 Ex, Mouday, then repited for tho relator, Ho #nid tho whole | the Court golng 10 turn out Mr: Hoyne? The will LI RENDERING-NOURRS; to submit the bide of various partien In thele re- | FRCY, iraflaZor £1snd upwardson Great Uritalo. . p ity Had u | of tho people settles wii contented alections and To the Edttor of The Tribune. RO P BBl gy M N ] "Anply to 1, TAusON } AN AGO LINE. matter hinged on these two questions: Had t | gqo warranto caees, The wish of the peopleun. | Cutcaco, May 81.—Amidat the excitementnow | form, It ls s matter that will not spoil if 1t Is re- ATk iy . ® | Ticket Offices, A3 Clat Palmer Hou, drang o . L ac at depot. 122 3ilch 3 . prevallng fn our city about oue Ainanciul afflre,. 1 Eutobitshed In 3801, You aro adviacd to coosult tho | bon. Framse eave froti Exposttion Buildng o vacancy occurred? Had it been legslly filled? | derlies nll the sllnnl{dnn of our Government, Will Tear our authoritics are overiooking a reform of He would only discusa the Jatter, For the sako | the Court ducide agninat the will of the people? i ComE i then by 1 and et on T o AMERICAN LINE. —— The report wasrccommitted, and, on motlon of Teishiated Vit LRTHA. (100 EOME Clar) W iy Leave, | Arrive, of argument he admitted that o vacancy existed, more vital consequence to our peopls than city 4 Chilorton. ths Conncil then adjourned. PITLADELP) TAND Cliruntc, Private, Ligicult, or Deilcate Case. es .l—‘_ _areieds but lie hield that the voluntary deposii of votes MORE COLVIN. certificatcs o the reduction of enr taxen, Trofer | A0 Collorton, thaCu e siljoisfncd. HIA AND LIVERPOOL. | cousuls on wl Irreularitics and Ulsenaca, with the as- Draw: W e ¢, 1 spoedy relivl. Crlebrated Female Plils, Cabln, Intermediate, aud steerage pustagy (¥ Mrong 85) Perbux. o+ Povsarte reventa for Hoyne wis illeznl, The election wis not o MIL.¥,. 0 doubyy to the Intoleruble naléance arlslng from the vil- AT LOWEST RATES. to .. geneml clection of clty oflicers, and cortululy | ©f counsel for ex-Mayor Colvin, addressed the | Iainous stench endured by thd people living in the o Sleeplig Cars, New Y LT i o i} THE CITY-UHALL, Pt u;‘s.",,’:":“i‘ e ] R fia ¢ . b " UIET. General office, 138 La Salle-st., corner Madison, | 27 elidstaimp for ‘safegunrd of Jloith. Palaceliin pmsleops nob day flzcd by law fur the election of May- | throne. The claim of Mr. loue to the of- | Kouth Diddaln, thal snvblops that postionof our |\ 0\ 0oy ng cu?.",,,. yesterday was vor 3. 15 MILNE, Westorn Apent. | o977 Sum. u Sai- Abuee seud (v stgmpa tor work. | _lug cars and ty cl_8:08p. m,| A110p. m. o undor tho statute. M. Jumisaon could ot | 101 i\h:yo: ‘«‘l'ul iy llor“!'.hle rfi.m;‘ “)Tt ke "‘{Tm‘“‘“’ " ety w:’:}:u whole eommunity. unln'émallng. The centres of intereat were u.’; Great 'Western Stunmslfip Line. "'.'""}' 11:’7;{:“; o "fi":'m'i: Fd R T bl i e b ] A e see that the case quoted in 8 California conld by | Wos not elected at any legal cloctlon for Mayor. ‘Why {e it that Chicago, unlike any other city, will > ~ | > = 4 o T or ikl Uit s e 4 | PITTSBURQ, F1. WAYNE & OHIOAGO RAILWAY, Attt i I avin - uduttioi. hablk hran, | Mr.Colvl o eleeted fu Novenbier 187, o hotd. | Tulettysubunit to uctlan aitraycous Intengnnt courts and the meeting of tho Councll. The om Newr York to Brintol Gtugland) direct. Sy Gt Al rom hetters Dr- s b CLARKE, | —— uf all the rights and laws of hcalth and common Arrive. e troublu was that t as overruled n @ Call- | W8 offfee n‘“"' Peogens, To sharter oLAN | scancer Kveitita totay bing olteesliy ueihe fornfa. Iu this case, und In others whicl he pro- | Provided that,whenever 8 vacancy occurredintho | Luion Woult, endure such o liolerablo mposfiion X ty-eight h . Noll e ceeded to quote, 3 'was held that, the notico of | Office of Moyor, the Councll should order o [ {07 Jory oWt hoots, NOWIRE can, be Y B0 election was absolutely csecntinl to its legallty, special clection for Mayor within ton duys, | ness that polsons the sir for miles around, warfare betweon heads of Dopartwents has nearly ceased, ond the decision inthe case of ‘The People ve. Colvin is anxiously looked for s the setticinent of all the troubles. Comptroller Wednrsday, June 7, +Butuniay, June 34 mediate, £45; Bleeraee, £ 1 204 I'repald Ricerage certii VR WITTTE o7 Clariead. Stebls Leave, ir0 bouth Clur! N _Cabin passagr, 876 Fcursion ticketn i Ay tral liadiroad. 17 Wast gt o Coeago, ey S e euninal X % Ilayes atil) clings to his former office, and says e v - b et | ot > ViR el oy » When Mr. Junfeson hud fnished Iisargamont | Colvin wis - Mayor ub tho ~adoptlon of | feaienns fhe seolle ofy et oS | (1ot ho will ot give up his papers and scuri- Whlte Star Mafl Line. | it neevons: FiE et el sty | | ey excented. §Daly. an the question of tho uvcessity of o notleo of | the act of 187, Fho peoplo ot that f RSN 0 T Wl "arm’ ihix | tes, Comptroticr Dorickson has not, yob maul u: [ Bie lurgeal prscilcaafany epee e reatifiaRiD — et ' vevess b1 8 creie. " | time adopted the charter of 1872, and all parta of | huleance disutees. Itself 1t should be diven oat at, | 1% e e oot Jpo e || o aud from Earope and America. _tates as low | SRSt QLU S BALITMORE & OHI0 RAYLROAD, Tt wus o Hitlo niter 8 ook when the Conrt | the chartor of 1863 wol lucousistent with it. 1t was | once and forover. T hope thenew organization of ‘:le"" wiud when to make o demand for the | as by any other Atat-clusa Line, Office, 170 Eant | fah Frivaie bowrd whea desired. ‘The matter will be deferred tl legal | Rundolph-at., Chicago. ALFRED LAGERGREN, advico con bo obtulved for guidence, Qeneral Western Agent, Drafts on Great Britain Mike Halley continues in the work that be has | and [reland. becn employed in, and shows noslgns of de- \ sletine. The newly-appolnted Superintendent of CUNARD MAIL LINE, Tintidings does no work relating to balldings, and | & S d IuiliGe far & dectann, Marhil Gavdeiiasil | poalling three tiiacs gweck 1o and'fcots. Britleh around, und all hunds seein g bo rerting on their Apply st Company's Oflice, morthwest corner resssenbled aud Mr. Juinleson continued bis | by virtus of tho act of 1872 it Mr, Colvin con. | 8UF suthoritiea will nfln"} us jminediata reliof by srgument. Tl hicld that the voters werabound | tined to act ax Mayor, and undor the provisionaof | Instructiog the ligan uf Iicalih to ancerialn whero to taka notles of the procecdings of the Councll | gh1s act he wos virtuslly a gew officer. It Mr. | lajnous liridgeport odors, and 'um pmuc‘u‘:m- a 28 published n the officlal paper. They were | colvin was elected Mayor in April, 1875, how long | determined wifl and ruml-wm energy lo remove therefore hound to take notice that the Coun- | o L FER S ERE w AT B essor should ba | thw canku, Tet who wiil suffer In thelt pecuntary ine cli refused to call an election for Mayor. In 3 torasts thoreby. Whn the tive arrives thut 100, - €very cuso ot specid chection, notico wad nec | cleeted and qualified. When ahould such ruccessor | 655" pien, waien, and children are obilged io essary, and if there was no notice the electlon [ be slested? Sec, 2 of Art, [V, declured that In | broathio fal an air frolghted with d Tallding, foot of Mon- | l'-}mur House, " Anllastrated work, 513 pa< ea, pelvate cuunselor iputers ¢ ol the sexual 1 Liscuveries 1 ot RUIDE B ) Ol it Dr OLIN st Accommodation. Day Express. v B ease and death, | oara walting far developments. ) hicazo, DR. C. BIGELOW s g Tt e contimued, was satablished | 1873, aad blennlally theraaftor, the Moyor should | because & cartain eot 0f peaplo want Lo wake money MHRYMENTION, Chark o es. C oatern Agent, | 11AS REMGVED tromn 7 South ciark-st.. cor. Van Iin- | OHIOAGO, BOCK ISLAND & PACLY1U BAILEOAD. even by tho cnios quoded by Mr. Fuller, Every | boclected. The person electod In Aprl), 1877, uy | in 8 busincus that js an ‘sckuowloiged nulsance to = Jteron. ¢ e, Lot Weat Musdion. s ¢! a) hicago, " the elty &t Iarge, 1 think 1 high tiss to {aka means | ) sicrerenta yeaterday woro 85,050, rursihe Inriest bract Dopot, coruer of Van Durca a1d Bberinan-sta Tickes hiad for the, | otlice 5 Clark-st., Shermua K annual election was not a general wlection. The | Mayor, would be & successor. Was there any pro- & = 1 T lica 4 Clark-at., Shermuuy House, PHILADELPINSA ADVERTISENTS, | Hie inihaciiy 1or Chronit anid aecnal Discasts, Reiitnal L o . ! et ures W teach such people hal the public bas cor. | - Mayor Hoyna yestarday pardoned & man named | FERARADEIT 000 B0 0 2 o o8 o e | b, Tatoncy ke in yonth, et e e b T o Janad o | vifon for an warlier eloctiont 1l provislon for a | talu righte (aat even businss 1 odud to reepect, | Dixon out oFihe Sidewoll CENTENNIAL BOARDING AND | e et e s Fendering marriags | oo L ‘th& Ateh Ex been hoid unill 1877, | 'Tho respondents clatmed | general clection anecified that thore shiould bo an '+ o Boxo Pratico. ‘Fhe Bonrd of Publio Works treued an estimate NT 1 AND LODGING Crmamtntly cured ssfely, privatsly. Pam: | Quabs Leavenwiha q that the public hud notice that there would be an [ olection In Avril cuch yoar. DId the provision foru NOF TREITOLED, of 33,000 unu-rdl‘ to Mnrphy & Co., of New MRS, J. HAMILTON THOMAS, oo, 5,‘;{:“,';7’,,“;"”,“},’;,,,'::’.AN‘:.'Mn,‘}{".{{,‘;:; Nighit EDFess.. v election, but Mr. Jamieson claimed that they ol | spcctul cloction pravide for tho election of o i LIEATRD, York, for work on tha engincs of the West-Side | (Formerly buoksviler und publishier). "Terms §2 Colmuttatin free. Ofice houta, B s, pi. knew that tho Common Councll refused | Mayor fu the Aprll succeeding the adoption of the o the Kittor of The Tridune. pumping-works, perday. 1344 Chestnut-st., PHILADELPHIA, 2t Aarrisge Gublo, or K to eall an clectlon, and thut an cluc- | chmrterr The mcction for a general election of Cuicao, May S1.—In your uccount of the tion wonld bu vold. llow could it be | city officers cach April did not providu for the | baukruptcy procoedings in the casw of Slmonds & 1?&;;291 the dlnpllz d-.-pn-u‘::‘lm\('u‘(csv\“élx '.l'm:lmnu aL«clllon‘liv'l!;lyfiI:h ll%x‘ms 10 dlAdl:lM provide for | groddard this morning, Messre. McCormick & @ nume on thew conal d a vl election, the election of al y officers, ornivn were to b . K i Bum votd s o eolre Of THard TOE Mee | Beieoieit cach two Yeutas in slew of. ko focs they | Lrark, No. 100, CIatk trest, fecl that from Lho bl Jyite, a6ito ot of apite {5z, Colsia, but in tho | at the Arst clection tho Aldormen drew eute for the | 1eme am e b L b Bt e o fuat aibruchi eve STOCKIIOLDERS' MEETINGS, T 13 WOrh KN, || mom s e o et ished wanyouher worc Fricesosis. | CHICAGD & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY cO, NOCURE! April 24, 1870, NO PAY 1! Dr. K ean’ o Aanual Metiag of the GLokboltens and arry Ualth, one of th> .\ve Harbormasters em- Curs (0 the Exhibition pass the door, ployed by the Hoard of t'ublic Works, waa dis- F T T, y PIILA 1 Churgod yeaterduy for sundry offenscs aud general unsatisfactoriness, Mr. Willlam K.dgar, ona of the eflicient clorke of No'cturye by adeuty’ ¢ ki prony Uit K PR etk 3 e dholders of this Company, for the slection uf Tioat through fgnopunce, Hf Mr, loyno should be | Joug term. Huen ab inference wonld do_ thetn the City Clerk's office, who haw eorved eatlsfacto- Fulisdeiphis, Fa. P gl ¢l 4 groe injustice. v £ . P 2% Directors, pursuant to law, and for the traovaction [ o ‘.),},W,g;,‘m l‘pl-‘c'flt'.x‘ell'.fu'rfiflm o o do- u,’k‘;“é& gfflfi:fi:’lfi"‘fn?’n xfihfiffl'}:&d}fin In the | Gk oy, el part o e oo Injaatios. ;lll‘{h for some timo past, loft, the situutionlant | 0oL T ona NG HOOMS—ACCOMSOAT 175 Suth Clark-st,, corner of Monrwe, Chicagn, of other biislices, will be held & tho oflico of tha Mit. HOOT Cline or omit to grder sn clection for bls pucecasor, | 107 Approved by the erecilors. paried with with regrot by his wasoclate o for getlemicy lodgers o newly ited-up privata R, W. followed Mr, Jamicnon, He Innisted that thore | and the peoplo shonld elect much successor &t tho | Agent for Hunt, Holbrook & Berhes, e e Wus'no vucancy, aud (hat, even oQunitimg i vucou- | noxt gurural olection would 1t be tegal? ; j R g the eliciion waa not-properly ealod, aud wa | - M Goudy=-Ther taa special Iaw on that sub- petitioning epndllion, Ao Bentaa o May bie coraulted, persouslly or by mall, free of charge, | Company fu Chicsgo, on Thunsday, the 13t of June ou ull chronlc ur nervous diseascs, LI J. KEAN Inthe | uext, at’l g. . 3 wnly phiysician lu the clty who warrants curcs ur no pay. Bundholders will autheuticata thelr right o vote _Ollice huurs, U8, bi 108 p. 10, § Buudays from 010 12 by presenting thelr voting bonda at the oftice of tha Arily st A LU furaiiire wareraoiin, 121 Thoe following Comniltters are called: Licenses, | buouth Eicventh-at., I'niludelphta, m-dny‘ at 11 g, m., io the City Clerk'sofce; Pub- be tlico of Fom sAL o b 4 e ———— lo Bufldlugs, ¥riday, at 3 p, m. i 3 18 K 5 2% Company, No.-52 Wall-ul., Now York, for re| o, therefore, tegal, * Thura woro only threa wayy | Sect. and | Court pleuse Latiall explain the CROPS, A e Tark athcets Btpsota sad Afloys | Ao srececnes | N ERYOUS MIMAUBTION A MUDICAL ESSAY. | Niation, on of bofare the 1sk of Hay pruximo. L h geta Mayor, They wers, first, to elect & Mayor | question later in my srgument. ‘The statules pro- " for the South Divisiou, Baturday, ot 4 p, n., o tho A very Flue sud Large As- | Musoutn of Anatumy, Now ou the catise and cure ALBERT KHEP, ident. n“tho odd years; sccond, where & vacaucy oc- | yide for the election” of Uuvernot st uns time, Bpecial DispascA o The Triduns. City Clerk's oich, of :;nm-wm decline, siuwin, aputably how | M. L. 8YEES, ,_‘me,. " ¢arred and tho enexplred term was lessthan & | Sh ot a second tme, Couuty Tressurer at & Nugs, Mich,, May JL—Michigan nover had sortment to select from, $1 | health may be regaiuad, alfol — B2 tary. year; and, third, wheta the unosplrod . teem | hird, and 8o on for various lengihs of term. Mr. | falrer prospects for un linmenss crop than this |'g The South-Town Asseseor has tecolved about ach. 6t STEIN'G DOLLAR | bufGhiucate o mamiae, wod the treatuucut of e LEGAL oy h’"“" than 8- year and thon i l’:?:‘.?’.flfi‘:.,!,‘df{‘i‘;’rfi (b cases Th“h 1..3 brn‘u ear, \Winter wheat i moit of mw]-umm.m- oy e ;;{ulmg;rg;‘ -;:“:bzl‘a_wvm?g‘;uma ot aachy Spil phystcal dability, Lelug the buanlt of 20 yosea'e: ucl st va 1l o e c- | clted, rom Cooley on ** Consti- tes ari § R : A ddre o L e e cre ™ remit, | tutional iututions s Riowins toe Hilieroncr b | 5ot e B b et 1aut g s acar- | sbouid imake tholr tuturns, or run the risk of being TOLE, 106 Baut Mudison. ( K4 d vealdences ‘orn-plauting 18 near- sotue yeb plowing {nl for corn, the most of it is up, and In sowe ui’l. atances |s now recelving the benelll of the oultiva- | ‘xu tor, 'fl& pros) \ullluz 3 u:g;:uw &mlxhcmp,\m ot o nover better. Apples, peac and_ether fri on threo dufesrvnt unm&unmbhm‘;‘m ths zeach of hajn. owlng tho difference be- | b, too, of vatdand griss, 1t mattered not tu what extent the people mizhit | tween regular and speelal eleclions, A vucancy in | )y completed. While ther Eive expregslon to thelr views, or how muity musa- | the offcy of Alderuan durlag the Incumbenc: Lectiogs might Lo Bl or huw oxteneirely he | the trst year can ouly bo Blled by special eloc copie might bu auylscd diiat such Hllft““":mi‘g si:‘“’ \be fl“‘fnf":‘l" it sood ad relative to | L yet, if that exprowsion wog po : . Mr ouly STt by ki s & Sos 16100 |, 8poeid leciion.” 10 Gadacif Qryics or TOX Culrg‘"t l’ or Cozmr¥oY, W. | , D, ! i For th 7 £ Scmtan) Weakneos, Loat | IN O riuinias "‘”‘ffl:’:fi;"n‘fi"gfimx a":,fi&l:x"ifi'l" ‘or the wpeedy cure of Svmina) Weakness, Loa , claluis agaon of Chicas Nanliood, ‘and all disordvrs braaght on by india: | o il (et meat ba preseaied t0 Nathsh i ame presta cttious or excees. Any druggist Las the fogre lie worth, lacelver, with tie lag: wit et Address DAVIDSON L o tbreo mionibs foum thls Now Yori, ca., Box zu0 | [H0ei By ’s“fi 04 sasensod for more than thoy possess, The ret =5 = St o o ihy-corparations s vie) ‘nust b in by | IPARISTAN DIAMONDS, Saturday. In solid gold setting, equal to genulno, Heat: Tho Commities at work on Ex-Comptrollor lod-Plate Jawoley a specialty, Callund sesstylcs Hnyes ‘uccoants finished the lsbore yeatarday after- | and sxveedingly low prices. KEXDALL, noay, oud diow Bp & report, which was placed in | btala-sh,, coraer Jackson, PRESCRIPTION FREL o