Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, November 7, 1876, Page 8

A THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1876. THE CITY. GUNERAL NEWS, The eicction returns will be received at the ! Bherntan Monse by special dispatch to the hotel | trom every Btate in the Unlon. The lady who wroto a letter published in Trs TribuNE of July 29, signed © Mother of & Deal Chld," {s requested to seud lier address to Tie ‘TRIBUNE offico. The reguiar mouthly meeting of the DI- | Tectresses of the Protestant Orphan Asylun + will be hield Tuendn?' at 2o'clock p. m. at the Asyluimn, No. 789 Michigan avenue. he steamehip Tiritannie, of the White 8tar ll?x‘e. arclved ntpNew \'nrl{Hfmm Liverpool Bat- urday last; having mado the pnssogo {n seven days, thirteen hours—two hours faster than ever made bofure by any steamer, The temperature yesterday, na observed by Manasse, optician, 88 Madison street (TrRIBUNE DBuilding), was, at 8 o. m., 10 degreess 10 0. my, 42; 12 m., 803 8 p. m, B3 8 p, ., 37, Barome- ter at Su. m., 20:043 8 p. m,, 20:70. Col. Jolin B. Drake will give lis twenty-aece ond annual game dinner to his friends and nesta at the Grand Padlic [Totel Saturday af- ernoon next at 5 o'clock. Theee events have nlwaya been mada u pleasant oceasion, and this one will be no exceptlon to tha rute, Tho memn twill include thirty different kinds of game. Jolin McCormick, of No. 232 North Branch street, while sncnd(n: to his horss in the barn “n rear of his residence at 9 olclock Sanday .cvening, accldentally fell In the' horse's stall, and was ao badly trampled upon by the fright- encd anfmal that lic died an hour”later. De- ceascd was 63 years of ago, and leaves'n wifo ud five children. The (nquest will be held to- ny. Y WALTER WRIGNT'S WILL. The laat will and testament of Walter Wright ans proven aud ndmitiod to probate by Judge Wallace yesterday, and the bonds of the execu- tors for §1,200,000 approved. Mr, Wright wasn ‘Drother of the widow of the late Gen, Webster, 'and leaves the bulk of Lis property to her. I «consists of real catate In Cook County to the amount of 8375,000; cash, $33,000; notes and eceuritics, 3130,600; crsonal property, $3,750. iy, Wrlght dicd on the 25th of last month. The following {s the full text of the will: 1, Walter Wright, bachelor, of Chleago, Cook \Coiinty, Stata of Liiinols, revoking any will by me herctafore made, do make this my fast will und ‘testament 1give my sister, Mra. Ann E. Webster, all m 10| cr‘t!y. ‘real, bersonal, and mixed, including afl cbts duc and owlng to me, andall llrnpm’trnl every pome and kind, excopting only that porfion or part of my real estate or lands and lots “which 1s situated outside of and boyond the limits of tho City of Clucagu, All that part or portion of my ,res] eatate thus Iying nml being beyond tho Hmits ‘of sald City of Cliteago, 1 give to my cousin, Thomas Lyman. Tappotut Thomas Lyman, my cousin, and Lonla 'D. Webster my exccntors of this my last will,and %nwlsh that they may be exempt from giving apy nds. TIAT 7 WAB WRONO. Bome hold, bad compoeltor spclt Pond with a * Bin the heading of an article ;.i(vlng some e~ count of Dr. Pond’s wonderful cancer cures, ‘This article appeared in last Sunday's TRisuNI, and tho readers of the same are hereby notified Lt.h:\t the name of the cinluent cancer practiticucs & Aurora {s * Pond," not * Bond."” AMUSEMENTS. TUE OPERA. On the 3d of March, 1862, at Bryan ITall, Mra, { Bostwick, whom our older opera-goers will well yemomber 08 the best sopranoe Chieago has ever liad, with the nssistouce of amateur sofolsts and her puplls in chorus, gave n performance of Tossini's opera of * Semiramide.” Mrs. Casslo Matteson (contralto), Mr, De Passio (baritone), and Mr. Charles Scaverns (tenor), three ‘singera whose places have never yet heen ‘filled in this city, took the leadinz parts (Mrs. Bostwick siuglng Scmiramide), aud Mr, Fronz Staab, who shortly after fled from the draft, furnished the accompaniment upon the plano. ‘The performance, lowever, was not n complete one, only fifteen numbers belng sung, 8o that tho 8trakkoseh troupo may falrly bo credited with priving the flest performanee of the opera i this city, As it was probably new to the great majority of thoso prosent last even- ing, 8 fow genernl statements as to its character will not be uninteresting. In 1813, when the forins of the lyrie drama wero gtill in confuston, Rossint wrote * Tancredi,” his first lnportant opera in the serious style for Italy. ‘I'enyears later ho wrote “Hemiramide™ (In T less than forty days), bis last ~ scrious vpera for ~ Italy. it was produced at the Feoico Theatre, Venfee, Feb. 3, 1823, and with tho followlng cast: Semiramide, Mile. Col- brun, the wito of Rossinl, for whom he wrote the part; drsace, Mme, Merianis Adssur, Gallij Uroe, Muriani; Jdreno, the Lnglish tenor, Sin- clair, Tho Itallaps found It very heavy, al- though to please them Rossini ad Introduced fu the duo, ** Ebben ferisee,” thelr own popular ¥ Carnival of Venicd ™. melody. They cspeclally clarged hlm with having deserted the ltalinn school and gone over {o the Gernan, because ho gave undue fwportance to the orchestrn, al- though it nomaro resembles the (ierman opora than darkness resembles the sunlizht. It falled, and Rossini went to Farls, und_tho faifure_of *‘emiramide " rousced the composer and paved the way for bls [mmortal - Willlam Teil.” Stendbal, in his wimirable analysis of theRossinioperns, points out severnl innovations which were observablo In “ Semiramide.” 1t fn- troduces for the first thno a leading part for the Dbass vuice and an {mportant secondary part for alto. It givesthechurusamoreaciivoshioreivthe druna than 1t had cver had before. Tho orches- tra for the first time accompaniesthe recitatives, and for tho first thne a seene Is found in which the chorus, military band, and orchestra are licard in comUiuation. The key bugle wus nlso Tieard for the fivst thoo fu it, ns the cornct-a- iston wua subscruently heard for tho first timo ] iently “ “William Tell,” In thesa Jater days, under the Influcnce of tha Qeran schoaol, espeelally of Wagner and Lisat, and tho rising school in which Brahms, and Rafl, and Rubinateln are #o promment, music has made such strides that “ Scmiramlide," with its coustantly recurring and somewhat imonotonons cadenzas and crescendos, appears antiquated. It ls, nevertheless, bullt up on a peand seale, is vigorous in its Nyia, and very rich in color, cs- peclally in the orcheatrution, and s tilled with melodles, which, florid aa thuy are, can hardly ever fall to be attractlve to siueers. Its stor has already been told In Trk 'fmmmx, and {t only rethains to say u few words as to the per- formance, which, under the palitieal pressure, ;nust necessarily e brief, Tho cast was ns fol- ows: 51 »ees Mme, Palmior} EE:"I;:I?MB eeees Mins McCulloch Assur, Bir, dottsconik Idreno «.Slg. Palmierf v «ona BE HIL crformance was a very credit. able one. * The chief defccts were in tho chorus, ‘which was never worse, this thno the iales got- ting the hetter of tho femnules fn_ badness; and fu the orchestrn, which soemed determined by its blatant noisiness to spoll the solo aud vou- eerted numbers ond overwliclin the finales, The mnusle of the role of Semiramide Is adwira- blry fltted to Mme. Palmleri, and sho sang it with very powerful dramatie offect, und gave her test number, the Bel raggio, with fine taste and great fluency of exceutlon, *Mlss Me- Culloch made her st appearance of the scuson, and muy be eredited with a suceess. Bince lost Niere, her voleo bias galned greatly In hreadth, depth, and volume, - We slll veserve o more detailed criticlsm of her execlient singing until another oceaslon. The other parts were falrly taken, the opera wug well put on the stugo so far as scenery aud costume aro_ concerncd, und the performnnes gave great sabtsfactlon. Wy can only regret that the political pressure does not alfow of o more extended nnalysis of Ita merlts, This evening the * Barber of Soville," TIIE ITICKEY CASE, WHT 1S HEMOVAL WILL BE RECOMMENDED, ‘The Ilickey lnvestization having beea to all present wppearauces ended for the thne belng, n reporter yeeterday tuquired of somoe of the members or the Committos on Polics thelr rea- pups for recommending to the Councll that Bupt. Hickey should bu removed, Ald, Me- Auloy eald that his conclusion was based prin- clpally upon the testlusony of thy mun Flaual- As a wholo thnr gan, the dischurred deteetlve, who swore thata” prisoucr named Turney hud given tiickey $100 (Joc Dixon getting part of it, sccording to Flanulgan) for bis (Turncy’s) lberation. The Aldermn olso said that lie could not sce why Mickey had not pulled Ilolt's poker-rooms, i Wabash avenue, near Twenty-socond strect, when Secgt. Fitzpatrick had told him that the sooms wero runnfug, To the reporter the Al dermun sald: ¢ du{»pmc 10,000 business wen expressed thelr oplalons in o mecting, do you think that they would speak in favor of Mickeyi” The same Alderman sald that Ald. Nicsen, who was one of tho signers of tho re- port for a removal, had been convinced of Hick- oy's duplicity when ho leard the teatimouy in regard tu thy deeds glven to Webster by Buper- futeudent Hickey, Tho deeds wero forgeries, he tbovgm, Ald. Gilbert liad substantlally the samne viaws that McAuley bad, aud thoughit that Hickey's caso all through was bad, Ald, Kixk favored a change on general prince los, he thinking about as_the balanco of the Bommlucudld, elieving Flaunlgan's testimony, cte., cte. Ald, Cullerton said ho belleved what was con- tnined in the report which he tade. T dence showed wothing agalust Ifickey, et the opinions of some discharged inen, and thy general belfef of sowe who ought to be dis- chnrged. He thought, In fact hoknow, that somo of tho Commlitee hid heen too prejudiced to eet over the Idea that Mickey was not all right, As for the two men whom MeAuley hnd emn- ployed, why did thoy not produce tio evidence which lhcy had found In thelr threo months of employment! Men liked to be employed on o Wgoft snap,” whero they could loalaround and retewd to worli, fll thelr employer's cars with rash, and continue In employ” from week to week, all the timo prowlsing that on the noxt { suceeeding day they conld uncarth some stu- endous carruption.” If it wna not 8o, why uid McAuley not Introduce his gathered wisdomi He liad none that would hold “water, \'vh{ did not MeAuley take a Jmuu of polics and thoso mien who had polnted ont to him the * 276 nos torions thieves ' and mnke a rald that would as- tonlsh_the towni FPorhaps lio liad not scen the notarfous thievea: but Ald. Kirk sald that he lbad. Al Cul- lerton also complained that ho hind been discours teously treated by the Committee, who had not even nsked him to attend their meetlog. They had gone off by themselves, prepared thelr re- fmrt. ond then told him about it. But the end had not come, and tha report of the Coinmitteo belng deferred for'a week, some facts might comu to light before It came botoro the Councell agoin, - Mr. Bonficld, Mr. Hickey's attorney, sald that ho bad nover scen n clearer case’ of con- ngh‘acy than the ong Aun. squashed, Jlethought that lie could succeed in getting an_indiciment for consplracy upon tho part of Trude and oth- crs, Thera were many facts i his iflonflelu’s) posacsaion which would come toilght some doy, whether or not Supt. Hickey got back his posi- fon, Tl Superintendent himeelf sald that he did not fecl tge loss of hls position as much ns he did the thought that he was put out by o con- eplracy, gotten up by a lot of criminale, known to be such, and _men who would leave tuwn it thelr past records wero known, That ft was n conspiracy there was no doubt. o had said so all the time, Ho knew it. 1o conld not suy whether or not he shuuld comience an action for conspiracy against Trude and some othera. In regard” to Hickey’s successor, it being protty woll understood” that the Council will colncido {n tho roport made by the Pollce Com- mittee, there are many rumors. Ex-Ald, Schalfl- ner s sald to be looking for the place, and El- mer Washburn, who s i town, {s rcported to have gald that he would nccert tho place {¢ offered to him, Ald. MeAuloy sald that he was in favor of putting in Washburn. The Commit- tue bias no desire to mako any recommendations, DR, M’VICKAR. AN OPINION CONCERNING 1018 STATUS. Comptroller Farwoll baving asked from City- Attorney Tuthill an opinlon whercon to net in the malter of paying the ealary of tho Acting- Commissioner of Health, Dr. McVickar, the City-Attorney yesterday delivered the following opinfon: in rn}aly 10 {unr communication of Nov, 3, I submit ‘the following ns iny orlnlo Scc. 4, Art. VL, of the City Charter provides that all ofii- cers of sy city or viTlage, whethor clocted or ap- pointed, shall, before entering upon the dutles of thelr respective offices, take and subscrlbe an onth of oftice, and that all such oficers, except Alder- mcen and Trustocs, shall, before entering upon the duties of their respectivo ofiices, exccnto and file with the Clty-Clork thelr ofliclal bonds, with sce curity, to be approved by the City Council. 'Faking the oath of ofiice and execnting an officlal ‘boud are thereforo essvntial steps n the acts of ofitcinl qualification under the charter and in tho establishnient of oflicial character, just oa {s the election or avpointment of o person to oflce. No ono tvould think for an instant that the City Treasutcr, to whom is intrusted the custody uf the city's moneys, could ba lawfully placed in charga of bls oftico until a satisfactory bond to securs the city from possible loss had ‘been given by him, Tho same rale applles In tho case of cvery city oficer. The Commlssioner of Mealth I8 a cliy o+ cer, and the above requirements of the charter aro operative in his case. Sce, 12, Art.IV., of the charter provides that **It shall bo the duty of the Village or City Clerk, within fivedsysu(terthe result of the clection is declared or appolntment made, to notlty all persons clected ur nyxgu!men‘ to oflice of the eloction or appointment, and unless such persons ahull respectively qualify In ten days after such notlce, the ollice slinll become vacant. " 'I'hn object of the notice by the clerk I¢ to convey 1o the person elected ur appoluted to ofice infor- matlon thereof, In order that he mny proceed to complete s oflicial charncter by qitalifying, in theory atleast. Persons may bo “olected” of ap- pointed without knowling it: ‘of such o fact an in- dividual 1a not supposed by the law to tuke cogni- zance. 1n the caro submitted, it appears that the person appolnted ot onco thercaftor assumod to enter wpon ll‘:u dircharge of the duties of his ofiice. In my opinion, thut is sntisfactory uvidence that hio hud in somo way, eclther by notidcation from the City Clork or otherwlse, —it is uot material, in my apinton, how,-~ha recelvcd infarmation of 'hls ny- polntment, Every one is presumed to kuow the v and 1t was. 1he daty of tha herson appalnted: within ten days after recelving knawle Fu of his appointment. 1o ofice, and before enterlng upon l.gu discharge of the dutivs thereof, to tuke the oath of uitice and exccute an oflicial hond: tn other words, to qualify. Dr, McVickar having fuiled to 0 qualify, after having roccived knuwleduo of Lis appointment f‘fl'm' am [ havo indlcated, he I eitopped by Mfs condact from denying), for marg thau ten dn{s the afiico of Commissloner of Tlealth to which he had been uppolated became ipso facto vacant, This conclucion {8 sustained hy another view which 1 have taken of tho' quesflon submitted. You do not state in your communication whether or not o commission wua Issued, to Dr. McVickar, but [ [nfer that nono was, 1t {s-provided in 8ee, b, Art, VI, of the charter that **all oflicera elected or appolnted under this act (except Clerks, Aldermen, Mayor, and Trus- trees) shall bo commissioned br warrant under the corporato eeal, signed by the Clerk and the Mayor, or prumm:o(\leer of the City Council or loard of Trusteos,"” This Is like thnt provision of the Constitution of the United States which provides that **the President shall comlusion all viicers of tho United States,” construing which several of the Attarneys-General hinve hield that the titlo ton Fedoral oMco is not complete until the cammisslon Lias heen sizned by tho Presldent, and even then, | the oilic f4 siich that tho Incumbent ls removablo at the will of the President, that the commission may ho withheld. and the Jegal titlo to the ofiice wiil not vost in the oficlate. 4 Op. Att-Gen,, 217; 12 Op, Att-Gen., 80L) Tho hllim!m\! Court of tho Unlited States, in Marbuey va, Madison, 1 Cranch, 147, hwa held the law to bo as above stuted. The reasoning Is that tho Irauanco of the conmtission i3 amo and an cusential stop In tho Wipeintinont, nnd Ihat in cnses of ofllcers romovablo by the Execu- tive, there lua locus penitentin until dellvery of the commission, 1 think that, inawmuch aw the Mayor has the power to romovo ofiicers appolnted Dy him, the above cltatlon of law is applicable in such cascs, and that no commisslon huving issued to Dr, MoVickar, his title to the oflice of Commis- sloner of Tealth on that account (i there were no other gronnd foe the opinlon) never became perfect, anud that sald oflice {8 vacant. As to the validity of tho ncts performed by Dr, McVickar, T am clear that fnasmuch as there was such an ofice ua Commlmloner of Heaith, and (there heing no Jogal fncumbent thereof) intsmuch as Dr. McVickar, under _color of his appointinent by the Mayor sl conflemation by the Council, actunlly enfered upon und discharged the dutien of ihe aflico, that hisucta ure valhul as those of o do facto oficer, 1 think, uido, that, there being no de jure ofleer to wake clalm ta tho ealury of the ofice, yon are warrunted fu law to pay the vame 1o D1 Mce Yickur for the lwe he, h( the acquiescence of the Muyor and City Cowucil, has been or may bo per- miited to act as such de facto afficer, THE CANAL-STREET MUR. DER, THE ASSASSIN BTEALS A YACHT AND MAKIS 000D 1413 X8CAVE, ‘The mystery as to what beenmo of tho mur- derer of Ueorge Smith, who was nssassinated at o saloon, No. 83 South Canal street, last ki~ day ovenfug at 5:30 o'clock, has at lust bLeen cleared up by the discovery that he stole the yacht Nahout, which wus Iying at the Tweltth street basin, Thero can be uow uo donbt that the murderer was Capt, Bill Hogers, supposed to be comuuander of somoe schooner truding on the Inkes, agalost whom susplctan from the first was divected, for none other thau an ex- perienced sallor could have handled and trusted himsclf to the lake In such o fraill craft, The murderer left {n tho yacht at 11 o'clock Friday evenlog, which gave hiin sevoral hours to pure chase provisfons to last him wutil ho reachied o loco of safety. Ilo first went to the Farragut out-house,ueur Twellth atreot,where hesecured a scow which was tled to the bridge. Iu this scow hie went to the yacht, which was Iying at anchor in the basin, Capt, Felton, one” of the owners of the scow, oud who lives fi that nelgl borlivod, observed ot about 11 o'clock Friday I night thut some ong was holsting the canvas oit the yacht Nahant, but he supposed it wus the awner golug off to Culunict to shoot ducks, and therefore took no notiee of the matter, n he surprised when the yacht was not at. it :’::l‘:?:: ‘nmlrtnllug.‘ l{x'u Nuhant is a new 3 vas bullt duving the sumi s Bouter at this ult;": Annlm‘ \:‘u '?::lrl;-wrl(fi(:zlgl when she wus” boanle y % derer. "Sho "lhs “STher Ly, Ty beum, and {s 8 feat decp, Bhe s nker bullt, with elipper bow, sud capatily of bel tukuil to sone’ Canadian or nnvl ather uu’:-l‘,:E the-way placs on the lalkes, What dircetton the murderer has taken with tho frofl craft is ouly a tuatter of conjecture, 8o far bu has hot becnacen Ly uny of tho vessels crossing the lake, and be is undoubtedly Inz ood care to keep out of the vru{ of yessels, nud s theyefure Mkely to reach a place of eafety without befng i econ by any one. e has most, likely gous to TIL COUN(JIL' lool for ald and esaistance in caeeylng ont hia r g&'flmm 74 and 37 West Madlson etreets AR — tho Mfchigan woods or to Canada. THE TURI. DEXTRI PARK, One of the most fnteresting races of the senson will take place at Dexter Park Thursday after- noon of this week, The starters will be Dan Campbell’s b, 8. Herad, record 2:261¢; George Dentley's r. g Grorgo Judd, reeord 3:26}( Chanrles Daft's b, g, Frank Davis, record 3:304 and I, Olmsted's’ br, 8. Young Wilkes, recor 2:28. The purse will be #200, awl to this will be ndded an inside staku of 850, making the “inducement’ 8400, The character ol the horses and thefr preyious performancea inaire 1 fast and hot vace. Tn cnse of a storm Thurs- day, tho raco will take ptace next falr day, TIE CITY-IALL. Ald Lawler has beon sick a-hed since last Friday, His complaint was overwork, but he 11 Improving in strength, The city oftices will all be closed to-day, in or- der that the employes maey have plenty of timo to vote. The Departinent of Public Works yesterday opened bids—or rather bid, for there was but onc—for cutting, grading, and paving Couch place. James Dufly was tho Lidder, at 03 cents per square yard for paving, and 45 cenis per cuble yard for cutting and grading. Building permits wera 1ssucd yesterday to tho Jefferson Park Presbyterian Church Corporation to put fn the foundatfons of the church, 70x100 feet, corner of Adamaand Throop streets; and to the Connceticut Mutual Life-Insurance Company, n two story store 20x00 feet, No. 104 Randolph' strect. Bullding-Superintendent Cleaveland says that 1t will take about three weeks to properly reviso the Bulldisng oidinanee, which at present con- ¢ alns many good polnts aud many defective oncs. T1'he latter will be cured, and _the whole will ba made to cxclude wooden buildinzs such as t hoso known as lunch-cars and the like. Acting-Superintendent Dixon yesterday {nsned tlio following: * Captalns will read this to the foree nul Instruct thiem to ronder to said Super- visors and Deputy-Marshals the necossary pro- tection and assistauce in the performance of thelr dutses.” Tho “this" referred to was n sample cammlission of n Deputy-Marshal of Eilectlon, Mr, Francls Adems, Asslstant Counsel to the Qorparation, has completed bia nuswer to C, XK. Garrison's application for an Injunction to re- strain the city from annulling the contract made with the West 8ide Gus Company and *from 1ighting the West Divistun with oll. “The answer 13" voluminous, nand whl bo overlooked, dis- cussed, and pechaps added to, before presented to the Court. The Health Ofiicer’s staff of men are foquire iog into tho subjoet of meat such ns Is datly dealt out in chieap restaurants ot rulbously low prices, It can hardly be understood how any man can sell enough good roast-beef (forinstance) fora wmeal for 10 cents,—bread and vegetablesincluded, —and it hins been whispered that nolmals which had died in a natural way have been served ot tho aforennmed kind of restaurants. ‘Tho Mayor has decided to move his sanctum, Tho room_ which lie has been oceupylng Is too small, and too many persons dally {ntruedo, He will move tuto the rooms fust weit, adjolning to and on the same floor with the Council Cham- ber, which have Intt:lk" been vacateil by txa side- wall inspectors and the Draln Departinedt. Sce- retary Cloveland will occupy the room of the gldewalk men, nnd his Honor will take that fronting on Adams street, The rooms will b more commodious and pleasant, aud the oceu- p‘nn‘llu will beableto have soma privacy it de- sired. ‘The report of the Commissionor of Health for the week onding Nav, 4 shows the death of 164 people, 10 of whom died from convulsiona; 10 from croup; 30 from scarlet fever; 17 from consumptiony 16 from diphtherin; 6 from typhold fover; 7 frown congestion of tne lunge, 'l)lu:m were 103 children under 10 years of nge. The males numbered 853 femnleg, 703 marrfed persons, 203 single, 1355 white, 101; col- ored, 3. As comparod with the precedin, week thetotal Is o deerense of 3, and comparo with the corresponding wuek of lust year an in- creaso ol 50, One of the members of the Financo Commit- tee yesterdny sald that the fdea of putting an- other popular loan similar to the last one upon the marlet hore had been woll-nigh abandoned, “'Wg have enough money now in the Treasury,” satd the financled, ® to rin the clt{—uu cigrent oxpenses, { mean—~for somolittle time, now that the salaries are about squarcd up, We ure dally in receint of propositions to lend us money—all we want." Tho Alderman contluued to say that Chivago capitalists bad offered untold wealth ut 8 ver cunt fnterest, and Now York was anxious tolend money ut 7 percent, ‘Tho Fl- nunee Committes el not declded what to do. If, however, there was another popular loan, b would dlffer fu churancter from the last onc. CORIMINAL, Willlam Butler and Robert Boodywere caught yesterday nfterncon at Wood's Muscum while engaged in getting away with o watch and chinin from tho mayziclan of the show. Detective Schasck last evening ran across o thief londed down with silverware muarked with the name of Willinm Leamour Quick. The fellow proves to be the noturious Tim Hogan, but from whom the property was stolen bas not yet been ascertained, Heury Burdiek, n Iawyer, and Georgo M. Beuch were before Justice Summerfleld yester- dav, charged with nssaults upon each other, ‘The quarrcl orfginated nbout some old matter, bnt Summerfiold compromised it by asscasing Beach §5 and putting Burdlek under $500 to keep the peace, Adolph Matson, whom Christ Pacl lhum[md over the hoad, was yesterday in a condition but little different from that of the vrevious day, and his phyzslcians were still of the oplnjon that hu could not survive, P'acl was yestorday be- fore Justce Scully, ond was_admitted to 83,000 bail to await the result of Matson's injurics, TIIE COUNTY BUILDING. Al tho offices will bo closed to-day, and all business suspended. Both the Crimlual and County Courts nd-, Journed yesterday until to-morrow. ‘The County Clerk's officowns hesieged yester- day by applications fur ballot-boxes, Most of tho applicants left satistied. The Girand Jury for the November tern was fmpaneledyesterds A.Ward belng seloctedas foreman, The jury sdjourned uutil to-morrow without transacting any business, Maduame Scott wias conspicuous, hoth for her size und crime, in the Criminak Court yesterday, Bhe had been canvicted of an assault with (n- tent to kill, and been given two yeurs gt Jolfet, 8hie came {n, not to be sentenced, but to obtaln nnew triul. Bho was suecesaful, too, und morg 80 than hud heen antisipated, for Lo reason thut she hud healed the wounds made, with her muoney, snd ol a new trisl no one seemed fn- ellued to prosecute,, The Indictent was dis- missed, TUE COUNTY BOARD. 'The regular weekly mecting of the County Doard was held yesterday ulternoon, ail tho lll’lumlvcu present except Messrs, Burdick and usec, A commuulcation was read from the Mayor of the cluy usking that n sldewalls be constructed along Randolph and Clavlk strects In front of the Court-Homme. Referred, with power to act, tou the Conunltieo on Publie Butldings, Auumberof bills were read, sutong others one of 3103 for-scrabbing the Jull, and anothor for medical attendance at the samnc nstitntlon. Oun motlon, Messre, Schmide, Mulloy, and Car- rull were npsmlntud s caminittos to conler with the Weat Stde Gas Company with a view to get- Ling a reduction n the Imw ciarged the county forzas at the County [ospltal, The Fiuanes Committes reported hack the several pay-rolls of the county oftices, aud they were ordered patd. ‘The Committcs on Publle Charities reported on blils amounting to 85,434,160, and the same were pussed, Awong the bills was one from !llc(ilc\é); & Co., grocers, fur cliromus, amottnt- g Lo 225, The contract with the Hiusdale Granite Com- tnllj for pilasters and columns for the new ‘ourt-1luuse was read and approved, as was alio the bond of the Company 1y executo the worlk, The anzuunt of the contract {4 313,831, The Hospltal Committee veported hn favor of png-hu: bills amountlng to 82,3077, Adopted. Mr, McCailrov introduved o vesojution which was adopted, provillug for adverstlelng fof pro- posals fur the coustruction of o baru and {ce- bousu in conngetion with the County Hospital, Mr, Tabor futroduced the tollowing, which was adopted: Lesolred, 'That the Joint Committeo on Buiyd. inga and orvico bo and are kereby fustructed, to advertia for propouals for the sovoral branches of work needed to bo doue ia tho construction of the Court-llunse not yet contracted for, The Board then adjourned until Thureday, Majority and Minority Reports on the Hickey Mattar. The First One Recommends that Ho Bo Dismissed from the Sorvino. Ald. White Wants 1o Bo Investigntedsss Tho City Collector’s Reports The regular meeting of the Council was hield yesterday afternoon, Ald. Throop fn the chalr, There was o bare quorum present. The officlal hond of B, McVickar, {n the penal sum of $10,000, was referred to tho Judiclary Committee. A communieation was read from the Ofl-In- spector, John F. Stafford, calling attentlon to the fact that the fees fixed by the Council *“are not sufiicient to warrant an oflicer disposed to do strict justice between the dealers and con- sumers,” and recommending tbat the fees for Impccl’nn o fixed at six cents. Referred tothe Committec on Firo and Water, The monthly statement of the Comptroller, which has already been published, was placed on gle. % pRST'S PAY. A communication was read from tlhie Comp- troller, stating that Mr. Best, Polico Court Clerk, declined to accept the reduction ot his salary to $1,000 per annum. Tho enlary was fixed at 81,900 In thenppropriation, Anopinion of the Clty Attorncy necompanied the commu- nication, in which that official took tho ground that, fnasmuch as Afr, Best was an clected oflieer, the ordinance reducing his salary was In- valid and void. On motlon of Ald, Bommer, the matter was roferred to the Judiclary Committee, with in- structlons to preparc a repealing ordinance. THE CITY COLLECTOR. A communleation from tho Clty Collector was read, giving n statement of the nmounts collected from April 1 to Oct. 81, 1870, nclusive, 88 follows: * 13 auctioncers... 14 bowling-alloys. . 201 bilitards , $ 2,400 170 2,88 KA100DS 1vvvsers .1 “Usccond-hand dealers . 1,019 1D Acavengers. ... . . 470 Hshootin: erd 09 067 wagons (doublo, 4,701 1,682 wagol Flnzlu 4,208 50 pool-tables .. 18 TOAl cuunsen saunie varenasnresnensnes $180,880 Amount coltected for liconses in City Clerk's offlco from April 1 to Oct. 81, 1876; 120 mitk-peddiera, 68 frult-venera 10 bread-peddlers 110 drivers covevenian 2252 116 MISOELLANEOUS, A resolution was presented from Ald. Raw- Teigh that tho Corporation Counsel be author- ized to employ such addlitional counsel as ho may think advisable fn tho trlal of tho case of Garrison vs, The City, now peniding, involving tho validity of :lh&’%na contract, at an exponss not exceeding $1,000. Passed. Communleation from North Bhile resldents, ‘ssking for sewer extension on Halsted strect. Ij«l:’(crrnd to tho Committce on Btrects und o0ys. - Anordinance was read for the laying of o strect-car trackon O'Neill strect toconncet with the track on South Halsted street. Roferred to the Committec on Strects sud Alloys of the ‘West Division. A resolutlon was presented by Ald. Smith that the city pay Mr, Blllinis, of tho West Silo Gas Company, &3 per 1,000 fect for gas for thu West Divislon street-lamps. Referred to the Committes on Gns. ‘The Finance Commlttes prosented a report recommending that for the present the triauglo lot un_ Eugenio strect, betweon North LaSalle and North Clark atreets, be not sold, and that the bids as reported bo m}mmd, and ‘.hu Comp- troller bo instructed to readvertisu the same at oncg, aud the bids be oponed on the 25th day of November, they to be for casl, and on canal time. Conculrred tn, The Committce on Financo reported back without rccommendation “tho resolntion and petition relative to the building of Miwaukes avenus viaduct and the ralsing of the bulldings adjolning, on the ground thak thero was no ap- ropriation for the purpose.’ Action deferred ctiporarlly. Tlie Committeo on Finance m{mrtml in favor of the rebommendation of the Mayor {n regard to street-cleaning, and recommended thatstreet- cleaning be suspended on and after Dee, 1. Con- curred in. & The Judlclary Committeo rc'rnrl.cd recoms mending the approval of the bond of Willlam 1L, Heatlord, City Collector. Coneurred fn. THE UICKEY INVESTIGATION, Tho following rcport was handed in by Ald. McAuley: Your Committoo an Pollca, to whom was roferrod thoe resolutlon of Ald. White asking a special com- mitteo to investigato charges nade Euhl cly agalnst Supt. M. C. Ilickey, having Lad tho saide under ndvinement, respectfully report that having hod funtructions from his 1unor the Mnyor to proceed with the Investigation at onco and In the most !Imrmufh wmanner, bave, after carofully weighing the evidonre on 1o Ita "general nuport and the character of the persons appenring before us, con- cluded to recommund hia removal, bolfoving that the best Interests of tho clty demand that our Chlet of Volice should bo abbve suspicion, Tho ovidence taken before your Commitice was written in full by a short-hand reporter and herowith sub- mitted, " Respectfully, Joily T, MeAurey, Chalrman, Fnaxx Nusex, Tnoxan A, Kink, Janes H. Gupeur. The Alderman explafned how [t tvas that the Committeo had determined to proceed with the {nvestigation instead of reporting a peclal comn- mittes for the purpose, They had been accused of listening to all kinds of hvarsay statements, but he wished to say that,insodolng, they hupmi to trace the rumors to thelr source, and “ace” on what foundation thoy rested. They had cer- tainly prosecuted the Inquiry with no minliclous intent. 1t was thelr duty té go on with it s they had done, and prosceute it to the end with aview of doing fustico to tho cll']' to Mr, llluke{ and to thelr constituents. They had mado the report after due and earcful deliber ation, He moved to cupeur tu the report, Ald, Cullerton presciited tho following MINONLLY REPONT: Your Commltice, to whom was referred o rerolue tion x;wvhhug for u velect commitice 1o lnveatiyata certuln charges against Supt, ickey, rospectinliy repot that, puesdunt Lo o subseyuent sgreement of it Commlttee, or B tsjority of it wa ot only exnnined into the truth of the charges refurcad to 0 suld resolutions, Lut dnvited all nereons who had any cliarges to prefer to appear befure tho Come milteo urd publlcly testify, not unx{ to what thoy kanew atfecting the “characier anit enleloiey of tho Supecintendent of Folice, butulrous (o apy riinor they may havo hear, or any Impressions they may have formed on account of wicl ruors, or from any rource whatever, Accondingly, and with a vléw of giving the whicet Tatitudo 1o the prosecis tlon, we permbited the Pesl Lo appear by utlotney, ol ohil the Committee in getting ut_{he bottemn ot tho sapposed crovkedneas in the Polles Depurt- ment. Supt, Hickey, by hla counsel, after aking tlmt, in common Justice and in pursuance of all precedunts, the Conynittes should only ullow Iegal evidenco, on the refusal of the Committeo vo to do, made no objectlon, but permitted il sorta of statements and upressions 10 by talien. After allcull{lmenhu toall sorts of etatements and mpressions (rom ditferont “u’:uus. actuated by dif- foront motlves, for more than u week, we, i wi- nority of your Comumittee, ary zompeliail to'roport that fu our judgincut not o particie of evidence hus beon Introdiiced agalnat thocharacter of the Su. perintendent, or which wonld injurfouly affect his Tuputation a9 an etlcient Superintendent of Pollce, Ou the contrary, wa aro »urprwn(inl the result, cansidering the Jutlludo given i the investigation and the nature of the prasccutlun, on witj—-and the larger of which—caimo from the hnnko seerers and vamblers, eitherdetven out of the city or live ing¢ liere with closed doors operating practically upon cach other if at all, and tho other wing from A few bigatad men in this body who lave personal renuons of thelr own to_subsérve, Thusu' forces, though wo adwlt they are naturally one tagonlstic, united to “crush Buperintendent Hfckey, Your Committica nro construlned by say that a moro crushing defoat has nover boon known, ' Wu challenge any lawyer or fair-minded man to state otherwlis bnt that thero fs no evi- inat the Superintendent, but we ulnn thal in ofenso he evon refuted completely the bearsay wlush and ruuiors fntroducea by the prosss cution, [t would in our opinion be useless to at. tempt en explanation of the ditferent statemcnts brought out und recorded in the testlmony that Bupt, Uickey hus been or Iy eumy of any of tho chargoes alleged agninst him. Y our Commitico aru further constratued Lo stato that if such attacks upon a public oicer, whose only fanlt §a (hat ho has attompted to do his duty feariessly ond has in cousequence been competled to discharge many bad and reckloss men from the faree, are allowed to induonco this budy, then you striko a fatal blow nt the cfiiciency of our public oflicers. No man natus rally desizes to make enemics, evenin the line of bis duty, but when a public oflcer in thy dlachargo of his duty dismisses bold and bad wen from the forco tho budy to which e should forms alwould not neglect ar refuse to aupport him. ‘We woulil therefore recommend the paseage of the follawlmg rasolution: v Hewired, That the Maynr bo and hoa heraby drects pdtorostore dunt, Miekey ta the ull ani active cun: trol of the Volice Heparement of thig eluy. » CuLLEnTON. Ald, Cullerton maved that the majority and minority roports he deferred for oue week, Ald. 8ommor sccomiled the motlon. Ald. MeAuley—{ wonki like to nsk the gen- tlemnn {f ho thinks this just to Supt. Hickey, wlio is at present suapended. This Councl) has certalnly mado up its mind by this ting— Tlerton—Point of order. uley—1 slinply wish to ask the gen- tleman to withdeaw the motlon. Ald. Cutlerton=I withdraw nothing, siy, ']nm Chalrman—Tho reports go over under the rules, On motion of Ald. White, tho matter was made nspeclal order for next meeting at 4 o'clock, "Tho Committes on Markets repurted in favor of tho hay market in tho West Division being cleaned. ~ Coneurred in, . HUPALTIL DEPARTMENT, The Committee on County Telations, to whoin was referred tho aubject of discoutinuin the seavenger work by the Iealth Department, ond requiring the occupants of premises to per- forin thelr own seavenging, reported in favor thereof, Deferred to the next reeular meeting. Ald. White {ntroduced a resolution ordering the appropriote commlittce to investizato the severnl severe charges mnde agningt several Aldermen by one Dr. MceVickar, of the IHealth Department.” Roferred to the Committes on ealth, The Counctl then adjourned. THE COURTS. Consolation for Depositors in the Marine Bank. ’ The Globe Insurance Company---A Bill * for Specific Performance. Record of Judgments and New Suifgeee Bankruptey Business. An {mportant suit has been on trial for the 1ast two days which wus concluded yesterday before Judge Rogers. It was brought by IT, A, Bromloy ogainst James Goodwin, o stocks holder of the defunct Marine Company, to re- cover under a llabllity ereated by the charter of the Company. See. 10 of that charter provides substantially that the stockhoiders shall bo individually Hable for all deposits made while they ure stockholdera in the savings or trust de- partment of the Campany, and that this lability shall continue for elx months after they have tramsferred their stock. Mr. DBromley had a certifieate of depostt for $12,000 {n the savings departmeont of the Marine Company, snd, falling to collect that amount from tho bank, he brought suit againat Mr. Goodwin, a responsible stockholder. The case wus given to the jury yesterday afternoon, tho Judge charging them that tho defendant was lable if ho held stock, The defense was that the charter was unconstitutional, and that tho bank lind exceeded Its powers in some re- specta. Just tho samo questions were raised about ten days ago In the 80 of H. A. Bromloy vs Jcromo Beecher, before Judge Booth, and tho fury fouud in favor of tho plaintilt, for 81,900, This do- cides the principle as far as the Circult Court is concerned, and, unless the Supreme Court over- rules tho »caee, a number of other suits of like clnracter will be begun by trust- ing depositors to recover o part of thelr carnings which were swallowed up in the benevolents fraud known as the Murino Comuany, which scoms to have been a near kins- man to the * Ocean nceounts of Brigpes in the Franklin Bank. Scveral suits of this character aro now pending undetermined, the abova men- tioned case before Judgo Tooth belug the tirst which lins been declded, DILL YOIt SPECIPIC PERPORMANCE. Rabert D, Sheppard flled o blll yesterday In tho Circult Court against Loyl Z, Leiter, nsking for o spectile performance of a contract, Come= [flnlnnnt states that on the 5th day of October he sold to Mr. Lelter the cast_two-fhirds of Lot 7, Block 81, fn the original Town ot Chlcago, with the lmprovements thercon, otherivisy known ns Lots or Bublots 0 and 10 In the Asses- sor's Division of Lots 7 and 8, Block 34, in the original Town of Chlcago, on Mndison strect, near Franklin. For this tho prico agreed on was 590,300. of which 32,000 was cashJ $48,000 whon n lcedd was nade, and tho remalnder Ly the assumption by the purchisser of n mortgugo for 0,000 on tho ) premises. Mr. Lelter has, howover, ne¢lected to carry out the contract, alleging that complain- ant’s title is not good, and the latter therefore seeks to mxurul a epeclile performance of the ngreement, claiming that no valld objection can Lo made to the title. TIE LOBE INSURANCE COMPANY, Judge Drummond was cogaged all dny yes- terduy in hearing . petition for review in thy caso ~of the “Globo Insuranco Company from the ordor of Judge Blodgett ad- Judieating tho Company bankrupt. 'fho peti- tloner {8 Joseph La Barge, Jr., of St, Louls, who filed a petition in the District Court, setting out that he was a creditor of the Company to the amount of §8H.04; that not one-fourth in number and oue-third in amount of the cred- ftors of the Compuny had jolned in the petition azalnat ity and asking to luve the adjudication sot aside. Judie Blodgett overruled thy mo- 'mm‘ aud La Bargo filed” o petitlon for roview, il on the ground that the District Court of the United "States erred in sn declinfog to hear pronfs on the petition; and erred in disnissing the petition und amended potition; and in res fusing to grant the prayor of petitfoner in sald ctitfon and amended petition contained; and n enterlng tho order dismissing tha same. The arguments were concluded yesterday, oud tho ease taken under ndvisement. DIVORCE, : Lena Tris fited n LU against her husband, Andrew J. Trls, complainini that be {8 a druug- ard, and asking for a dlvorce, ITIEMB, 3 ' Judge Drummond will be In chambers to-day. Judge Blodgett will nat be in court to-day, Judge Jameson has wxtended the tine to plead “in common law cosea untll Thursday murnh;!g. e Superfor and Circuit Courts will both be apen to«lay, It not being o lawiul holiday, but no Judges will bepresent. The United States Circuit and Distrjet Clerks' .}mm will also bo open at Jeast .o part of the day. 2 UNITED STATES COURTS, ‘The Massachusetts Mutual Life-Insurance Cnmpnni' filed a bill yestorday agalnst Willis A, Barues, Funnle J. Barnes, Alexander MeDonald, aud Nicholas B, Rappolye, to foreclose n trust- decd for 835,000 on all that part of Sub-Lot 1 of the Assessor's Bubdivision of Lots 1 und 2 of tho City of Chicazo’s Bubdliviston of the cast frace tlojal 34 of Bee. 28, 40, 14, described us follows: cotmencing on the west lino of sald Sub-Lot | (which said west line Is the north-nnd-south half- seetion line of safd Bee, ‘.}S‘) 274 feet north of the southwest corner of safd Bub-Lot 1, thenea north on enid haltscction line 176 feet to tho Iutcrsectlon of the south lino of Harry avenue; thence east on tho extension of the south lug of Barry avenue In a strafght line to Lako Michizan; theneo southerly along low- water mack to the [ntersection of & line drawn cast and west 173 fect south of and parallel to the aforesaid extenslon of the south linu of Bar- vy avenue; thenee west on safd intersocting ling to the place of beginning, bLeing o strip of ground 175 fect decp frouting north on the aforesald extension of Bavry avenue and extend- ing to Lake Michignu, Also, Lots 26, 27, 2, 2, and 80 of Culver's Addition to Chleago. HANKRUIEOY MATTARS, James P. Ilart, n lumber inerchang, filed o voluntury petition in bankruptey {cnerdn Yo His preféreed and secured debts ave %23,%09, 18, tho seeurities bofug worth 841,250, The unse- cured debts foot up sw,uu.sd. and o further amount of $10,570.01, for which ho {a liable, on acvommodation ur discounted paper. The asseta consist of an cnuity of n.-dcmgzlon In divers pleces of land worth §11,8138, but heavlly mort. azed; bills and notes, $1,604.49; debts due on open uccount, $2,565. The potitioner also has un_{pterest In n note for - $2,500, made by D, A, Ttoss & Co., pledged to 8. 1\, Rawson us collateral security for a luan of $2,000, andd In o county right for Montealin County, Mlehigan, In a putent for improvement in apparatus for drying lumber, but subject to the right of 1), A. Ross & Co, to uso the sume at Coral, Mich. ‘The petition was relerred to the Register, Alexander A, Ferricr, Thomas E. Ferricr, and James A. Blalr, copartners In the grocery busi- noss at No. 874 Waost Madison strect as Ferrier Bros, & Co,, {lled o voluntary petition in bank- o) ruptey. Thelr preferred “debta aro $100, the “sccurcd dubts $3.72L.6), and tho unsecurcd 88,0727 ‘flia nasets con t cash, §005.80 ; DLills - and sl o notes §1,817.01; horse and wagons, $333; ma- chlner{ and fixtures in the storo 874 and 878 West Madison street, about $430; dcbts duo on open account and other clutms, 35.«)0 ock of groeerics lu possession of IR, M. Dean, Assiguce 2. AlL thelr stock was on the 10th of August last nssigned to Dean for tho benefit of thelr creditors, ~ ‘They also have an_oquitable intcrest In the Contro avenue market worth $607,50. A, M. Ferrler owea $10,750, and has ns usrets somo Innd worth $10,000, but mortaged for 812,000, Thomns E. Ferrlee vwes nbout $11,000, ondd_has land worth $21,000, hut mort- gaged for $17,000, besldes ponie exempted per sonnl property. James A. Dialr owes about 211,000, and has some Jand worth $10,600, hnt mortgaged for £8,000, and eoma personal prop- crL{ claimed to bo oxetnpt. x R E. Jenkins was ‘lv;)mlntcd provisionul As- slgnee of Stephen W, 8tryker, 'The petition was roferred to the Registar, R. K. Jenking was elceted Asalgnee of A. O, Millnrd and of Frederick M. Crossman. A first dividend of 6 per _cent was yesterday declared In the coso of Erby & Buruces, tho bankrupt hatters. Mcetings for the clection of Asslgnecs will ho Tield to-norrow morning it the estates of E, A, Biglow aud of Peter Barlelmo ct al. SUPERION COURT IN DRIGY. ‘The Firat Natfonal Dank of Chlcaro began a suit in attnchment against J. L. Wayne and J. L. Wayne, Jr., to revover $1,720. C. K, Durand, J, B, Durand, and E, A, Robin- eon sued Joseph Peacock for ‘1‘200. Qustav F. Bergholz filesk a bill azainst Oliver 8. Goss, Sarnh £, Goay, Charles E. Simmons, Lucy J. Simnions, M. 8. Cloveland, H, I Handy, Frederlcl Bartlett, James G. Parrish to foreelose a mortzage for £1,128 on that part of the B, 14 of tho N‘.‘%fi ol the 8. W. i of Bee, 7, 41, 14, commencing at the southwest coruer of the north half of sald quarter scction, ran- ning thence north along “the tweat line of sald quarter scction 13 rods, thenco cast parallel with the north line of sald quarter soc- tion to the centre of the road which runs north- erly and southerly nearly through the contre of sold quarter seetion, thence southerly along the centre of sald hlghwny 12 rods inorc or lesa to the southi line of the north hal of sall south~ west quartoer, thenee westorly nlong sald south ling to the place of beglmiing, contatnlng & acres more or less. Joscph Yaul began an actlon for $3,000 agoinst Jobn 1L Dontin, CINCUIT COURT. The Corn Exchange Natlonal Bank sued Churles M. Nye for $1,000. THE CALL WEDNESDAY, Jupar Br.onorTr—Genenl business, Jupak JAMEISON—235, 258, 250, 263 to 208, 272 to 278, 250 Lo 283, No, 3,430, Hlamilton’ vs, Kerr, on trlal, JuD3E Moone—12, 18, 14. No. 11, flckle- manu va. Heldemann, on trial, Junar Roaers—Set cuscs, 2,803, Kreltling vs, Dierking: 3,061, S8anderson va. Mintline: and 2,809, Osgood vs. Protection Life Insurauce Company. No case on trial. Jupue Booru—401 to 480, inclusive. No casc on trial. Jupge MOALLISTRR—Sct cascs, term Nos. 2,835, Angel vs. Mathiej ond 081, Btrader va. Gunn. No case on trial, JUGOR FARWELL~General business. Jupoe Winuiavms—Declsion fi. Plant va, Baard of Commissioners, Also, set case, Down- Ing vs. Illinofs 'Frust Company. JUDOMERTS. Surenion Caunt—J tpar. Jaxuaox ~Patzick Iar- vuz v, Goorge Darling, § “incutt Count—Co: —~Thomas Tulley et al. va. Malcolm Bllss, —Samo ve. Willlam A, Crosy, $144.40, Jenae Koorns—I. Bacbo ot al. va, Chrls. e Do Martha Opl Tdward T. no¥ Bootn—Martha Opley vs. Tdw 2 Higgine; verdict, $34, and m':m{m for n;w'l‘:;;l. —_— T ———— TIE INDIANS. Gen, Shermnan Satlsficd with the Prospoct, Spectal Dispatch to The Tribune, \VasiingToy, D. C., Nov, 6.—Gen. Sherman fsvery hopeful of the Indlan situstion. He snys: * Slnce the victory of Miles we fecl that the war and fts results aro mainly determined. Itisonly o question of time, ns, fn fact, it was from the beginulng; but wewill hava that coun- try so safe that no white citizen need bu afraid toenterit. Wo will clear the ndiaus from the land much faster than the scttlers can M It up, The autumn campaign was satisfactory and suc- ceesful ns the circumstauces wareanted. Tho campaign bas been encrgetic enough, and o great number of the Indlans have latd down thelr arms, Tho others wll roun bo compelled to do so. They will never bave a chonce to make so mucl troubls again, for our treatment of them will be different in the future. We must bo moro rigorous, and end our lenfency toward them in many ways. Thoso of them™ who surrender at the' Indlan Avoncies now are not only deprived of their arms, but also of the l‘)'pportlmlty of beginning fresh helligerencles, We are moving upon them now in four columns. There is only ono body of them remaining, aud thele number can’t b very large. Milestook 500 tonts, which must huve coniprised about 3,000 Indiane. We shall pusn things as rapidly as pussible, und If & takes ald through the wister, aud uven the following summer, we will dog them til they suceuinb, At times wo must have been somewhat jucon- venicneed, but wo shall manage to do well cnough with our present force I no greater de- mand is mado upon us. ————— CANADIAN ITEMS, 8pecial Dispatch o The Tridune. Tononto, Nov. 6.—In Common Law Cham- bera Saturday, In tho caso of Nnaralna 8mith, the Detrolt murderer, held for a declslon op an extraditlon question, Mr. Bethune, appearing for tho Ministor of Justice, read o telegram from Lord Curnavon, trom which it appears that there 18 o probubllity, from ,the present, state of negotintions betwoen Great Britain and the United States, that the Extradition treaty between the two countries fs about to ha tem- porarily resumed, 3 Special Dispateh fo Tha Tribune, Montnean, Nov, 0.—At n mecting of the shurchiolders of the Metropolitan Dank to-dny, tho proposition to wmnalzamats with the Ville Marfe Bank was rejccted. Muny favored the fmmediste winding-up of the concern, but, after along and cmbittered discussion, a committco was appolnted to h’ufiulm into its aflairs, and Amlc‘:"l;«m the causo of 1ts preaent miserable cou- « . ‘The traflle recelpta an the Grand Trunk for the week ending Oct, 28 wero 18,000, a de- crense of $42,000 43 compared with tho same verlod last year. Or tho totul death-rato of 120 {n this city last weel, as any us thirty-cight were from small- pox. Special Ditwateh une, 'rmm:mfi Nu\f." t?—'l'n:au g:u’;'ga«fin‘a Chrls- tlan Assoclation have received s communieation from Jord Carmvon, through the Gdvernor General, exprossing her Majesty’s gratification at tho io_y‘.\ ty and _good will contafned in the telegrum forwarded by the Internntional Con- vention of Young Men's Clirlstian Assoclations recently held here, HYDE PARK, The President of the Bourd of Trustees, Mr, Bensley, has made arrangements that the ro- turns of tho clections will bo brought to the Town Hall this cyvening. ANl persons who feel any interest fn the way tho clection goes aro sure of a cordial welcome., Messengers will leuve tho palting-points and Le on hand as quick 88 horso or rall can bring them. Up to 7 o'clock last evening no arrangements had been tado for polling-books for to-day. Tho County Clerk Is respousiblo for this, "Tho look of tho rilln'.zc betokena u good mnjority for the Repub- leans. A meoting of the vestry of 8t. Paul'a Epise copal Church wos leld after servico Bunday ovening, when 1t was decided to agafn write to Dr, Curran, and to try aud urrange matiers so that ho woulld come, " . ‘The rental of ulmw. for the coming year witl Euko place Thursdny night at the Presbyterian dies' Ald Bocloty will meet at Mra. n Kenwood court, Wednesday, alter O, Nelson has ‘a scvere attack of typhold fever, It s hoped he will recover byall bis fricnds. A Prohibition ticket is in clrculation ln tydo Park, aud votcs will bo cast for that tickeé by all who bavo thelr names printed thereon, ———— YELLOW FEVER, BAvANNAl, Nov, 0,—8ix interments to-day from yellow fever. Ado!rb Gomm, of the firm ol Gomu & Lofller, dled to-day. THE WINDSOR, Analr of refinement provalls In every department of the Windsor Iotel, on Fifth avenue, botween Forty-sixth and Forty-seventh streets, Now York, 'The nolscless troad of the servants, thio qulet gen. ity of tho guests, tho pleavant greetings of the proprletors with thelr gucsts, tho constant, yot in- wlenslvo atteation pald to evory want, give to this hotel & charm pecullar to iteolf. Liko a thorongh gentleman, whom cvorybody acknowledyud to bo such, thia houss unconsclously provew itaclf to be the Atting homo of the rofined and wealtby, e ——— THE ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE s a pure, sweet breath, This deslderatum Is one of the results of uslog Sozodont, which not ouly fnvigorates and preserves the tecth, bub renders the mouth as frs3rant 4a a 10se, . MORMSON—LOVD —Nay. 7 o of &, Lind, Takn anf."i,;"nfi}wm D. 1., Jahn L. Mory g % Loy, of Lake Forest: ™ OF Chlcago, ary en. DEATIN, e vlmNNESS;‘—M.llurrefl:l:h‘nrn Moo aechy Sor, 0, Mra. Tilza flcnpeny) Yracs ! ) ol s Ttuneral Wednesilay, Nov, g, hy. e Cnlv:lry Comatery. * Erieniia nre'ny)eg 0300 to Ji i RhiCE of W e 1%, utieral’ from O45 Wost Thuraday, Nov, 0, 10:7 “shintion withont fariner natita 0 © - Friends YOUNG—OF diphthotta, an ¥, Anna V., azed 5 Yearg 1 |ug§:t‘1}?::‘xf"fv‘"’:] Nov. ) ot g Nove 4, Tidua 1.,z B0 and el aes SR daugliles o fi7Smd s nll801 [ 17 Mndlhon and Fond du tac (s, MELM~0n Mond Weftern avenua, nL:g 'nNgv' Sree T Pipn 8, at Xa, p T 1 1o %31 year of ier age O FEanciy fs o&ll‘fi. :r‘ Tuncral horenfios. £ MALLY—AL his rost ¢ strgor, Ticlaed n‘Mlnlf;. :L‘:"f:fi&‘.l.:‘u".,’.'." Yoreu mers nestay ot 10 o Bl e, gl an. 'l.-'rl::':;m’mm‘fi‘l-', A attend, Carringes 1o Cllv“(':,. u:u}:\;I.EY—NaV. By ot 2 e'clock q, riages to Roschill, “rnifififl'r’?lné‘fl'!.i 8 bre. oty U RN B T 8 oy g i 0 2014 Sear of hig ge Shonce by Sare to Catparg. - COWTh ; m, U.n, Ul Tate peyp, mm:,"{, JORN 1, CLoaI, = To the Voters of Cook County: y, fa called to the foroclaus attaels. thr very cau of all“bilinegate, directed ngaims o LI Staals-Zelfung. . 15 one rompect, i sopng o1 110 3, ncknowledis th Justica o thn. o o thould have nover nHuwed myrolf fo he dors'h seentrororay with or delensd o o Siite paper that has becomo. diearacoto tho Garmanclomentan woll g b menaco to thu gonarni weltare, s wporhey s ddencrven to lic pinced onisltlethie hataor poLilr ietic or any other respeciable confrarorn "l from tho tmoral raticnnesn uf thy toners” A4t tlon, of shiat avail can any defense he: 1 a2 tho fact thiat these morcenrios nnd (retiasyicr, bound—bound by an especlol nrsain—no to o) mit of any dofensa atall, tho ecusntion heiny oy o8 tho wliola cloth and bound o' he apre fenso or no defense, for the two-told st Imlq(crlnznn the waning cliances of Hr. Kem, g to apponne tho craving for revonto thit ssAld thoso noble patriots,. Iexing and lnstars TN And” with, thb 1 shall dlemist e sagee, Teaving it to the voters of Caok Connty ta g eldo whether to it faith In the aaperejomy oot Tad men, ur to trast fo tho nssipmees oIS #pectabls ‘and irrepronchnbio. Whneser ) aroready to vouch for me. and who prefer m, candidacy to that of & man supporeq. o 1 Staate-Seltung, Joity 1, Crorpn™® i il MUUHTE[I) AIDS, he following-named oflicers have be o Mounted AU to o Fior (i nd will report at fie: L1 s fl‘ {‘!0“ E. at 10:3.1 m.: ssien ol « Vail, Commander of Mounte H Loyt Col." LD Conde, Sia, Wil st ville, Capt, K. . Gale, ”“C“ W. T, Jones, Capt, Jobn 1T, Linderath, Capt, W.'d, Tuker, Capt. G M. Rathburn, Capt. L, J, Wagner, ' An des}, "0{1“03- peraons destgnated ne Deputy Tnited § Mirlisls Who have not. Tecolved comam oy jonost at tho Guted States Marslal's dies, Yo.150 ‘alle strect, af o'clocis w, m., . ‘mlesloms nnd fnstractions, Ao lple o our atlention o aitfecly or X0 CIfARGE, wite ALY, Dr the iise of 'Kalle, tiire, ar oaustic, 3B € e, 157 Sincison . BUTERRE Auctloncors, 1184nd 120 Wabvh-ay, WEDNESDAY MORNING. at M50 a'clock, W, A. BUTTERS & CO, Wil offer at thelr salesroutnn, 114 & 120 Wabash-sy,, WHITE GRANITE, éFLLOW. and Glassware, Lamps, Ch:“ln{l\'fli Tablo Cutlery, Carpett, M Cloitin, CONTINUED HALE OF LADIES FUR G00DS, Wednesday Afternoon. Nov. 8, at 2 o'clock, At our salcsroums, 114 and 120 Wabasheav, WM. A, I\II'I'TRIHiV& Ulli,‘é()tllal!l_r_ll._‘ 30 Chesta Jnmg Teay, 15 Cases Rhine Wine, AT ATCTION, Wednesday Morning, ,;\‘ v tlou House, 118 and 72t WL A LANGE AND ATTIrA_L:Tl\ 1 TRADE SALE, Toreign and Bomestic Dry Goofs, . GUSTON-MADE C CABSIMENEY, 11 ADIES UNDERWI LIIES, SHAW &MITTS, HARDWAT Fhursday Morning, Nov, AT OUR nOQAS, G. . GUItH 08 and 70 Walash-av, OF FALL AND WINTER Boots, Shoes & Rabbers ‘AT AUCTION, By Oatalogue, on ‘Wodnosday, ov, 8,8t 9:30 8. m, FULL LINESof Sonsonable' Goods. including our own SUCKER BOO'TS, will bosolds ' B0, I\ GORE & U0, 08 and 70 Wabaeli-a% ATCTION Ty GEO, P\ GORE & C0,, 68 and 70 Wabasliat. SPECTAL TRADE SALE THURSDAY, Nov, 0, 9:30 a. M DRY GOODS, CLOTIIENG, QUTLI BOOKS, ARPL = & POSTPONEMENT.‘&:: our Rtegular Balo day, vi erfully conford i C‘“‘”ln I':JLII\,,"‘I]I Tucsday, Nov. 7, Presidential Elcetlon day, to the populuer desire of vur patrond Bpecial Offering lustead, GEO. P, GORE & CO., él__lrunucct . A& CO oy By JAS, P, BMeNAMAR, 117 Wabash-av., N. W. cor, Madiso Original Stcker Boots. ¥ I ato now prepared to Ul al orders at LO {! :ASH PRICES. g ST CASH PRI b, atexavmana & L T 117 Wabash-av,, Solo A@uufnunn}m: i By JAS. B, MoNANALA & Cov 3 ¥ , Madts 117 Wabnab-ave, N. W, cor. S Wa will eell a splendul lino of Aret BOOTS & SHOLT at auction, Tuesday morntoi Nove % 8LEE Cipsoit 4,000 Casen New finuu "";‘nil::f-';:xll’fln pur tocks rosesve, nunx:,:;;fl:l \;5: AN etrt =3 ByL, MOSES & CO. Anctloneers 2 o, 23 Esst Wil an+st. TUEBDAY, Nov, 7th 16870, Lange Auellsn 2 of Dy G, Mg 3¢S 1o aduition to our roxular (W IARLES o et SETRRINE AT B BHOY & C0s o ALISON, POM by, 'k!l‘c}finunn'. Stand 80 ES- = oV STOVES. o1 £ 100clock SISDAY, Nov. 8.8 kindh C&é’fl:gf %fi;‘n‘l”‘?fid Parlor Stoves of sit 1) d-hond, (foneert. unwmi“‘nlacan‘ ooy & €O AE—’"’/- ¥ FDRATED rosgaitt arts, 1D oud BPRAT b3, docper® ASts ere QUNATIER G085, tloutr, Cbleags