Chicago Daily Tribune December 23, 1876 Page 6

THE CHICAGO 'TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, DECEMBUER 23, IS74—'L'WILVL PAGLS, | there ia a townehip orgunizatton he in a Town Col. | to et It a‘.pmred Ly the County Board if he | Church, taking part in the cxorvlscs, Tector: where thera is o townahin organization he | can, and If he doea, then he intends to get the | A most solemn funeral dlscourse was preachcd Ia District Colluctor—that fa, theSherl of tho | books, and tho County Clerk Intends o fet him | by the Rev, M, Havermnle, from Pnnlmnhxxlv.. evor path pursued, And that he may be rewarded as Improved equipment of the roal cunables u)gm hia talenta descrve, And to do thelr work in constdernbly Iess thne. The Resolred, That A M. Laggett, our Clreait Cletk, | deputation of the Lacomotive lirotherhoud havo MIKE EVANS. and so perforated that, w Ol A turned, Jata. ot pens v e main county 18 the Collector, anid his” district is the the celllng and down to the et up 1o 1 Vo anilhe ta oreby, roquested to spread them | Joit gor thelr homes, Thoy were wnable to - o the floor of s, have them. As far us this motion Is concerned, | 113 subject—*The Path Leading from lleaven Iy I Comets and | Jeft for thelr houces, ey W | a8 to produce the equivalent eh angley Judge Farwell Restrains the f.‘\',','."‘:,’ ‘!{:ﬁ!&‘.ﬂ"“\l,f:"ﬁ’" h},"l‘,:"l',‘l""r}‘clz‘{}‘,,“‘:‘&“,',“‘ Tought to take it for granted that this i the | to Earth—Afiliction the Common Lot of Man.! ‘,'h‘,'{l':,"zl',‘;y" g“,n‘,',‘“‘hh"f[i”,‘:"’r ‘;,'““,}};"m rhi and | tervtow Mr. Hicksun, manager of the roud, Who | These pinca nre "“l'll&h'il T :;x'c'{hm avy rain, r . ¥ cuse. Now that s not the proper thing | Ieaven was astato and o wian—s condition that tn o Sherlt tiving tho wholg caunty for 8 | £ (15" Cullcctor to do. '3t T4 mot | aud location, Tta goneral charicterlatics wero only the town ho collcrts in as the diatrict or ploce lxruper for him to openly threaten and give out [ purity, knowledge, and blesscdness. For ex- whera he I8 to callect—** befare he enters upon | that he intends to do something of that kind. | ample, we read of the pure river cf water, pure the dulies of hik oflice, and within eight daya after | Wo have the right to supposo that tho persons | stone in tho wall, pure gold-paved streots. No recoives notice,” ho must exccute a bond tobe | who have been elected Supervisor and Town | will be o place of knowledgo,becauso * Wo shall “‘approved by the Connty Nonrd or Supervieor | Clerk of South Chicago are gentlemen, and | kiow even na we arc known ' ¢ Wao shall sco A o L N e S A e aire. ' Nows | qualified for the officcs, and Leannot assumo | evotooye’ Amiit will bo Lleased, hecaise N O D iaraph and | 14 Rbeent in Now York. D A ioaga Taiht: and ‘Z!:Z’};.oé{an. | oA e o m‘ns'éﬂ'-fﬁ};’ tho mewmbors of the “lr:nl ofticers o m“'"“t'l' “i“"l'“"“‘!' {h e "(;'“I, gunru'(‘l ‘lt lﬂ)‘; aweop the Icelandic settiement bie oro 1t shal "(T"".,",“‘,‘,‘,'{',‘,",{‘;',gﬂ“ gf"‘}},‘,ﬁ“ n’;{:zﬁf’"ﬂ t’l‘lg uxhausted. 'l‘lm,m are cleyen small-pox cases in shape of an clegant silver pltclier and_jrobloLs. the Quarantine Port Tlospital nt Nettly Creek. Azmrnnﬂutu addresses wero nade by Judge Fatlier Allard, from Fort' Alexander, says tho Tip N Blili-pressurg tanlt, and Mr. ot Aubuen , and Mr. Pearce reporter that, with the watoey lurm!vll'r?.r‘:".c‘"(m-u gven fed by tirenting, ‘could not gt Hhe 1oy headway i the reom in Which they are Lo R o sala tho pipen Tiud o ke County Clerk from Turning cstablishinent nbout_ten ycn‘:wsn it s b1 o aystem hind been employed 1n Neww pagrinh th Over the Tax-Books to tho South England fac tories for nt least twenty y i : yariolold Is making fenrful ravages among, the v i e ket s 1 " | that they will violate thelr oaths, and for any | thero will be in Ieavon fullness of jof, and no on and others. M. D, b (1 Pt of Yoo b ha 1¢ it Town Collector, Untl }\‘S; ‘:::: 'r"‘;] :li::l'\:‘l'l' (‘:‘Ilg:::" 1‘.'.”.?“5&-::'«'5"33";:':\" Isn“n partinan relation or personal feeling will (lEC“H{ room for sorrow, 1f, then, llcnvunl Is such a S —— ' ﬂ:}gﬁ‘“gn‘gaurv% o‘r‘rléfmfhutlh-'ﬁ- ".‘e:?l'éﬂ"{«."'us:' tn front af thi bullitne, and ”}‘:‘::"I:“é hl"‘ Do B s Checanutros Wi o ke dhomy: | k0 approve food and maflcient hand becauso | plncey ol et us seei¢ sucli o religlon ns dispels ORIMI. * B B ot o Keawatin havono funds | 1O in o factors, relaltvely. piaced an they ey 2 u Had His Official Bond | provai of the County Honed o enable b ta do the | they do not lh;e the Collector. If they do thas, | the wloom of the graves and, ns we firmly be i w".‘;,‘eg‘g q,hg"gxl one % at tho present tiie, made mcl\ ' Ahowor it 1o He Shall Have al Piainess for th county, It lie s a Tawn Collector, | they violate their oathe, II o prescots to them | Hove wo shall meet our iriends agaln whero all eyl Eoecial Dingpic (o The Tridune. Jyoa inposeiblo to light o match umlor them. 1 Approved by the Supervisor thero baing 1 township orennization and hiatown | a good and sufliclent bond, fs far ad the fown | {s puroand blessed, moy Qod grant us all, IIONORABLY DISCITARGEI, TORONTO, Uec, u.—hnu inunicipai nomina- Dad the apparatus in “"“)' Ole Ta0m,—thio 1 eyt and Town Clerk. h:}':::'f {ﬁ;nﬁf;;l:fr:ﬂ "llu;;l x%{g,kih‘:’ e caroro. | and sureties are concerned, {t 1 thetr duty ®0 | through grace, o home lu enven,' Naw Yonxk, Dec. 20—Mrs, Snyder, who !s | tions were held shnuitancourly at noon toiny | fon-opentig room,"—whic 1t by el hie canskdercd to e town. and et thelr approval. 1 think that is approve of it, whether they like Evans ot they Mr. Gnilup and lis family havo the sympathy the ono most endangered by fire, but te 3 1 Mny- At that sitite means, and that it does not mean don't like him; whethor they like the partics oit | of all In their terrible and sudden aftliction. charged by Mrs. Fitzgerald, of S8an Franclaco, | throughout Ontario. At 'l‘nmmnl ur the Mny: ndind v Ve Vi to extend it throughout the factory, M {th stoaling hor box of dlamond jewelry, val- | oralty, ex-Mayor Medealf, Mayor Mortison, War- | o) Pl 8 SHTO0R netory, Most of ine. hat i dor & township | the bond or they ~dowt liko them: e ¥ ring Konneils, and ox-Ald. Dritton were' nom- cotton-mills had the syste . The Court Decides No One Else | 2ittng e o i i e conniy 1o be,ale | Whether they ko ““tha ey o THE RAILWAYS. ued at 83,000, Las been honorably discharged. | EOE PP QI IR Oy 5 TG otiior | ranged that by o irning ot 0 partleatar shiva Can Pass Upon the Suf- tibugh some guestions hava been raired on tho | Whichk he got the officc or they donit ey Counsel for Mrs, Bnydor was about submittIng | thres go to the olts, Tho Coun- | the W c& could be turned on i any oua of the Bond. poink, Lumostand that Caokt Connty e 104 Mkistes snd ve e e thtr TIIE END I8 NOT YET. somo romarks to the Court, whon Justice Bixby | ol o be elected ' wil - contain | FiCIUH (ERRreite, Wl Uil extingusl tho MBS ('?l“’:;'xgocl‘“: o vohm T aten th Towh | duty, T it turns out they do not do what | Tt ta tho gencral oplnion among rallrond men fald: “In all kindness, Counscllor, I donot | nreat numbor of new men:a mimberof the | oo buitdig, Flthout Hlouding th o : N old ones having declined to scck re-clection. },',"{‘,.'f,'5_}:;{3‘”’.}3;’3|,¥,§3‘;2,'§$°ﬂ¥,,’“ l“’ﬂ‘:ﬂ Turce colored men arc caudldates for Alder- iYou are honorably discharged TomeD A | manie honors in this city, The 'ﬂm‘?"ﬁ tg:ke fow moments after Mrs. Fitsgeral tamo fothe | Plsce on tho lst of Janunry, Tho following court, and on hearing of the Judge's decision gentlomen : were clected tothe anu‘rnlty by Dbeeare very angev, saying that the matter | Bcclamations g“‘;"’ﬂ;‘ ‘l‘}" n"- ”{\‘l‘“ﬂ‘k m‘llllfj would not end there, In sxplaiuing his decislon %\ll“c‘l W, (9’1‘&. \i‘; oxt Do 0‘“' !l‘ a l";l)l e t0 tho reorters prosent, Justice Blxby sald that | Windsor, G, ome; Garden n!r}i“ ' Henry It Mrs, Fitzgorald was & woman of unioubted | Selving Goderlch, J. 4 !,H;ﬂny. arrie, Henry 00d charncter, and had not becu mixed up with | Sewrys Lindsay, T. W. Poole. ake also the oth | g gught to do, and apylication should bo Y&‘f‘,’,‘.,}' indoracd on thc back of the bond. 8ec. | minde b me on nf')nﬂver u!ﬁ:wlng T dissolvo the | tnt the railrond war fy far {rom belng ended. “Tho W T nctton. thon Lwili ace (o 1t.> Hut T do not | Tho advance fn freight rates to and from East- rnw'-f"“s.ﬁ.'n"?'.'xl'.‘,’f? :: “:g S.i’:“‘,’.,.',"’?zﬂ.,é:{ '-hjlnk, a8 tho caso now stands, there Is no doubt | ern polnts, which was madc last weok, s tho alinll within six days thoreafter file auch bond, with | about the rroprlnl{ of the injunction lssulngl. only result of tho agreement 8o far. The fight e pmv;l mgolr'uenl tr:ﬁrr'x‘xn. in m;s ntlncﬁ of :lhn "‘1 think 'ih““'fhn gmduhw“' m;nusnh"l h"l.'l R‘é I regard to passenger rates rematns a8 flercs as carder, who shall reco) o samne, ineluding he 090 then threaten to something whicl Cy VO] e e o e L oIt o tneionits | Dameti et 30 40 100 hot LNk gettjng the | SVCh 8nd the way mattars ook at prosent it 1s pose, and when tecorded ehall bo Aled In the oftice | Lund approved by the County Board or by the probable that the prevailing low rates will con- o { tlie Connty Clork by the HRecorder. Sald bond 3 N ) -] o Contty isi s ecoder, Sat bond | Cunly Eork ot any Tpottance. The Saper. |t fr a lang tmoget, The deadlock o o With our Mount Auburn high five pipes i his factory would dup{ﬂ!\‘\!;?l:!:g two firc-engtnes, nud thelr application woulq 4 simultdncous with the discovery of a fire by th u’::;'lhlm[:‘rm\n’l%lml bulhll'xlng. o promntness \3I||Lf!.: vould probahly leava v e thgi' nrlr,lvulmuy!‘t(llll:,\z L St‘s' : o englnes, when Mr. Pearcu sald the contrivance had tipon 1t that it was “open to all? for '.'.ﬂ&’,?('ﬁ,'.’.f Miko Says He Will Give Burety for HBeven or Bight Millions. The appllcation of the Citizens® Association for an injunction to restralu the County Clerk from delfvering the South Town Collector's hooks to Michael Evana was granted by Judge and if at any thme the ity authorities, UF A e % € | visor and Town Clerk are the only men to ap- | gard to passenger rates Is caused by n local fight iis Bt. Martin, alie would have made o strong . nunber of citizens, interested In devising mes., Farwell yesterday afternoon, Mr. Herrlck was ﬁl‘Lﬁ"‘-‘x‘.ﬁni"ﬂ'ﬁl‘ ;'J'Q.‘,'.‘ué'\{ ’35?!3“&%"‘#3:&‘1{;‘;:. peve it necordinge to law, and i€ they won't ap- | yepween the Erfe and New York écntml Rall- | cose agalust Mrs, Snyder. CASUALTIES for tho quenching 'of fires tn plxl:||nlzul:‘lhl:;||;f;;‘.'.a in Court 'to attend to the intereats of the coin- | thereot, Jrova it when it ought to be approved by them, | - a0 et 1g Leon golng on for a long ce— —_— dosired to witness its_oporations, Tie woiild platnants, and Mr. Goudyrepresented defendant. | -~ Then Sec. 135 eaya: o | lrelmnlnnl t0 be scelt tht will bo umlﬁ cct“ul {I""m,' e thegrn s ardly ke p':ubnblmy il 8 A DARK DEED, BURNED TO DEATIL throy ‘:-E:tpmgu Derors Eguleston ayenue, and As soon us the Court opened, Mr. Qoundy Tha respectlve Connty Clerks ahall on or bes | all that when wa got there, DBu ﬁfm “I;F ":g the. taro lines son comprogatén. on 6. Haals Mestens, Dec, 22.—Last Tuesday night, about ‘Spectal Ditpateh to The Tridune, ty could do. stated that he bad recelved a list of additional authorities which Mr. Herrick proposed to sub- miton the questioh of the validity of an nvol- untary bond. He (Mr.G)) had liad very little time to examine tho cases, but he had four cases in pnswer thereto, The Court—Mr, Horrick has mot given mo tho authorities. " : Mr, Herrick—I left them on your Honor's desk nt 0 o'clock this morniug. § The Court—I havo not scen them. Iam, however, prepared to declde this matter now, * and I don't think I wiil take moro time to cou- * alder other authoritics, e A . TELEGRAPHIC NO Spectal Dlspatch to The Jﬁ;g 81, Pavr, Minn., Dec. 22.~The sale of ponfcs brought by Gen, Terry from the Standing Rock and Brule Agencles, began to-day at the Unlon Stock-Yhrds, attended by fully 5,000 buyers and spectators. The prices fanged from 87 to g40, avoraging hout, €20, whid, Lottioring the looks n ol e licas! sale will continue several days, 5 Ialiigh " Tng —— A Terrible Confossion, &rn or wml'l n lexrl ':lny- un‘ehr luafllu ;la)'l lnt Bfﬁﬁ?i § tuml ‘npmuv:id ‘ll:y (Ahud ‘(Eounl.y o T, SanuAlly, of ke soon thereaticr s the - | County Clerk, tho Auditor, or Governor, | which would be satisfactory to both. gra'aro duly Guallied dellver to them the booke for | 1y s itie: Tha tode. | o p"nd',ﬂl L Iha cotlectlomol taxess anc it sinll L the Uiy of |.w fs to hold men up to the | aro the steamers running durlng the summer the Colloclors, within such time, or 83 soon thete- | portormance of thelr duty, and let them doas | petseen Now York and Nibny. “Thoro ateam- nfter ns they oro qualificd, to call at the Clerk'a ¢ by | oflic nnd recelve such hooka," they have sworn they would do, and na the Inw | ers placed posters all around Buffalo urging "Taking 1l theso provisions:together, and other | say8 they must do, and not cxercise a dlscretlon | people going to New York to buy tickets ouly scctions relating to. the aame’, subject which have | and judie what other men ought todo. Let | 1o Albany, and there take the bonts, ‘The New Deen referred fo, which won't chauge this, tut | theae men do thelr duty, aud others do theirs, | York Ceiitral charges from Builalo to_ Albany rather, if anything, make it plainer, 1 think the 2615, and tho steamers chai rom Albany to MR, GOUDY— rgo {1 meaning of it all i3 this: The Colleclor of a town, B e e e P ciomnay | f8to, the smount of baud tho Court readitct) | New Youk from 60 conte to €1.. Thls makes tho t: 1 want to suggest that the cflect of allowingtho | pata to New York by the New York Central and gl%}'ﬁa"'ﬁ’é’:!‘;.vﬁ'l’fxi"‘ sy ble Lim to handle the | v,y ctfon—und that Is tobe considered fn giv- | wteamers only nhuu{ §7, while the reguinr rate PIOVIDE A VROPER DOND, ing_bond—will be to unjustly deprive thede- | peforo the war was from $0 to 810. Owing to and 1t must be npproved Ly the Tawn' Clerk and | fendant of gmmé:num [?uhlllllclb‘::g}cui’u Andie thi steambont. competltion the Erlo could et i ielor of Lk town, which hond it Is the dut) ny L8, ut few Buffalo passengors during the summor Saporvistor of s town, wilch bond it fa the duty | WA PRCCTING e"0 Cochrity how, writh roferenco | hontiu, andy &b 1 has mot. the faciity of & sixty miles below this city, a stable belonging to LAwgiNG, Mich,, Dec.22.—A son of C.Lloyd, Thomas Btewart took firc and waa entlrcly con- | 5o Orignt, Osceola County, was burned to death sumed, togethor with clght head of mules and | yy 4no Lousy taking fre. The lad, about 10 horses, and on the same night Mr, Graham, who years of age, was aslecp In the gatrot, Mr, keeps u atore about half s mile from Blewart's | 7)oy was atoused by his son's crics, and tried residence, was murdered, undor cireumstances | 1o ranch the second story by the stairs, but was wblv.-l‘a} lead to the oplinion t:mt, on aceh:‘z the ':;Hml‘ub;‘eik ‘l‘:yl;hla grmiu ‘1}: t\‘a}fx‘l‘l‘;\e\"‘; :31:2!01,‘ fire, Graham started toward the scenc and was C i o, met by the incendlary and murdered,. Graham's | Feac hed ghﬂ &m 'a bed, i‘hub tmmhu ‘;:mptyli. store was broken opén and pillaged of Its con- ln? cont! ltillﬁl lfc“ ufli;m hm:.l hi A ":‘lo“ nx; tents. The theory Is that tlig stuble was act on ces, until ho fell through the “03 V{l’ 0 fira n order to attract attention. and sssemble | the first floor, when ho vus compelle to Bblie ail the peoplo to nsalst in extinguishinz it, | don the poor boy to the devouring flames, When whilst the incendlary would be undisturbed fu | rescued, Mr. Lloyd's hands and faco were ter- robblng the store. ribly burned. Detrolt_Free Presn. Enrly yesterday morning o burly, hig chap, evidently o strauger In the city, startcd to g forred to} that f for any reason he ia not able to | to the contingency of the injunction boing ulti- 1t clalms the right to A1 0ld British warrior was nceldentally burned 3 0 cd to go The Judge then gave his decision in the fol- r%':m-hcn ' bond then he annot g0 and collects | mately Hesolsod, Some nlh{‘r court might dif- ::ﬁ,“,':;”:; by “,“}L‘:.'." Buffato 1o Nuﬁ“ W MURDER TRIALS. to death at his son's Imuue{ on Folnl mvgzr’ Il)lel, :}'l"‘;'"w;“;}'x;n!;:eihnf;:m I:llcglv;;«m avenit, Towing terms: IS llﬁuhﬂlc::nglha:rgm ":’th'gﬂr‘l‘:ml: Properfor | fer with your Tonor, and there might be o | than the New York Central. The latter Spectal Dispatch to The Tribune. ta County. Ho wasna soldicr of the English 8, and after THE DECISION: + ctting started he found he must ki foving an inch at & ime, and. with hbflf“nﬁr’.‘.' "‘l‘ciltuid' ho \ﬂ'l"l lln':ml(t&:lnultcr: cver get out of s scrape, I vel stenl nuother harnesa,” I evep A Loy nt the foot of the hill stood watching, and as he saw the stranger’s knees weaken, he 0 oth aut, mistor mant Tuls : ook out, mister man! Thls hill felier lnst night.” Wl e & ‘Tho man lcoked from sido toside and whisper 1 confess that T kilted a man fn Oswego fn llability to bo siied on thobonds. If 80, the | yond cannot control tha steamboats, until “he " has complie with the law; ats, B i lav "han made the Supervisor and Town | Smount stiould, cover sl damages that might | and_ could mot dictate to them = whot Clerk the porsons to pass uvon the sufliciency gnnlh y arise. The Collector last year recelved | rates thef should make, Under mo conafdern- o at” pond—not_ tho . Coanty Doard, not | $15,000 percentage, but I do mot know what | tlon would it accedo ta the demands of the Erle, tho County Cltk, not this Court, oF anybody else, | comnpensation will te fixed this time, - 18 such courao would destroy 1ts own local bust- 1t has made tho Supervisor and Town Clerk the TIE COURT— ness. The Erle opened the war by reducing the persons to pass upon the sufiiclency of that bond, [ What bond do you think you ought toask forl rate from Buffalo to New York from $0 to $7. and Jf hie cannot vet It passcd upon, If obstructions | Mr. Goudy—1I think it ‘ought to Lo ot least | Tho New York Central followed by reducing fts are thrown in hie way and nnreasonable objections e S the aing ieire. - The Trla then pent de, If they decline_nud rofurc to do that 1 o % O ey OUgHE 10 o, 1t 18 not Necessary foF mo Mr. Herrlck—I would suggest that that scems | down to 85, but the Now York Central refuscd to be an unreasonable bond upon bny facts be- | to foliow, and adhered to the §7 rate. And iing e, ?:r:mﬁ%'llx! ?i'&'c';'.'ﬁ’ﬁ"’:‘,'u? 5 82 | fore the Court, Tho amount shonld be deter- | thus mattera still stand with no prospect of D eratand in any way that any such giTiculty Ties | inincd by the facts presented, and Jf herenfter | being sctticd. Aslong s this atate of affaira WILERSDARRE, Pa,, Dec. 22.—This afternoon | 8rmy during tho wars of Napoleon I, and Recse Jamea was convicted of murder in 4he &.’;‘."{:",J&",;}kﬁ %‘:::,h,::m“m%xl:; q]'{.,{-'m.",:ml:; second degrece for theatal stabbing of two com- | birth, panfona In a drunken carousal at Taylorville a [ BANGO! Me,, Dec. 23.—The house of the few montha ago. The murderer, who is 10 years {‘“V- ’3~‘ auiy, Toas ?hc\'r.\'ﬂﬂ“}&“'ﬂ! bl:‘raed of age,was scotenced to {mprisoninent for a &'.’J:l{‘v;';o“{:&n:&{"g bt e 18, aud ber &eEn (:l ?lﬂlﬁn yc;nc and glrlxlu mgnﬂm cdorod kot £ nst nigh! ot ampbell, who murdero Michael MeNulty, at c:xrbgnunlo. on_the 4th of g TAILROAD ACCIDENT. July, was convicted of muarderfu the first de- Spectal Dispatch o Te Tvibune. gree, after a second trial, Lawnesce, Kan., Doc, 22,—Thae tender of the 1n this case Charles M, Henderson and others, citizens nand residentsof Chicago, taxpayers inthe Town of South Chilcago, file a bill asking the Court + 10 restrain and enfoln the Connty Clerk, lermann Licb, from dollvering to the Collector of South Chicago, Michael Evane, tha books snd warrant prepared and necossary' for tho collection of the taxes for that town for the year 1870 The ground on. which thoy ask [t Is this: “They say fhat Evans has not yet pro- eented tothe praper oliicers the bond which tholaw requires him to give before ho enters upon tho diachiarge of his dutles: that tho nmount of taxes + which the Collector will have to collect fs in the . i engiuc of train No. 4 on the Kansns Pacifle | 18531" g 5 © | [ tlioway. 1t mny be that o stata of things night | contiugencles arise ag suggested which requirc | contfiuea it 18 fmpossible to increase the b = B o utin. the. Sumigunt 10 i tlie way. 1t may be that o stato of thlns EEh | orer bond, such boRd caun bo given. - Bus T sco | {hroug) ratcs to New York, and as lTong s tho UXORICIDE. broke down_yesterday morning while passing [ At this juncture hla left fout alid bckwarls Yresent it to the Supervisar and Town Clerk of ‘the Town, and get thelr, approval of it, and that until lie hos dowue that ho has noright to the warrant and the books, and that the Cuunty Clork has no rate not (0 Interferd to provent things moving on, | no passibility of liability arising out of the pres- | rates to New York- remaln low therates to nithough things were mot yolng in all reepects cnt‘lncu. ux¥¢m the liability for attorney’s fees | other E..mrt, scabourds will of necessity keep regularly. DBut mo such atalc of things appenrs ¢ o T ok aad Buperriior bboiy | 12 case the injunction Is dissolve at correspouding flzures, d. Do tctious appostiion. ipons. imromonante | M. Goudy—Thoro may e a liability for the | As regards the ngreement recently mado In and his right foot went off on au excursion of Its own, and thore his hung for hall a minute, s uyes rolling and his halr standing up, The hoy called to hlm to come down Wil on_his car, Bpectal Dispatch to The Tridune. over bridge No. 117, a few milcs cast of Hays 8toux Ciry, Ia, Dee, 22.—Yesterday after- | Clty. The bridge timbers were crushed, and noon, in;the Town of Ziskor, Yankton County, | tho cugine, baggage, express, and mall cars 0 ) C e Dak,, Josoph Parsick, a Polandor, murdered his | went down, 'Phe ears at once caught fire. . The | but the vietim slowly gathered In his I f,',ﬁ‘,",‘l;"}f“.‘c‘}c‘{',"’,:',‘ l‘,',"'{,‘.‘,“;m{'!":‘,.m‘{hﬁ'"&? e T | Tequirements,and be determingdto defeat hitn from | emoluuichts “'v'l"“ ""“}5“' b 1 freight rates, it {s notbolieved that it §s intended | ywiro 'by beating hot brains out - with & zun, | cxpress mossenger, Frauk Webster, was taken | hogreolyealled et b ezs and l»lnln ond that, until the rt;ro)n!'r»un;u Lave been ;’:ﬂ"ag‘ s 0"“‘““":““‘;! n:‘:“ ﬁ;’l’;ﬁ"ﬁ“;" u‘l‘; yg;‘f Gog—=1hat Uinysamanatyito diat ‘"&tm:‘:ﬂ‘i‘;&; ,‘:“ uo'('g:“ ';,:ﬁ“:’,:’a:a‘ﬁgﬁ'; while, ns ho clalms, temporarily insane. Two :“l"!drm:il‘lgngbtl;“ lﬁl:&:gﬁg&"}a (;3::’)' :{.’,::“:,l'h N“l am _the man who murdered Benjamis i - nd fn an_unrcasonnblo proper n cinct s 5 uffered tor: aily TGE (Bate ‘ ke, by M In the way of BettIng B DEoEeY Yu'a | thon the Suporvisor and Town Clerk wero ta como | ° Mr. Goudy—About 815,000, Wil be violated, . Who Is to deeide which gratn athanl Tipoiifess it Loum-feulydorivon small childron wero witnesses of the terrible | budy, A brakeman was the only other person deed, nnd roused the r:‘l‘zhbon. who sceured | who suffered serlous injury. ’l‘fm unfojtunate the murderer and delivered him to the Sherlif [ Webstor was the messengér robbed about two ot Yankton, whero he will be held and tried }'curs ngo at Muucle by McDauiels and lls for his crime. - amous party. here asking aid from this Court to prevent any- Mr. Herrick—We clalm’ that that was eutlrely | s for export and which for loeat use? The rvads tulug, it wonld searpoly be o rensonatle | unauthorized by law, Jeading Lo Philadelphia and Baltimore will cer- el tnen who werd dolng wrong tiemsolyan., But | Mr. Goudy—That i not beforo tho Courtmow, | talnly calluil the grain thoy carry local ship- tuleblille ot Hled Y ayors oy have.n ment | o Lie Couri—Tthink I ouglt torequirea suf- | ments. . They will take good eare that notic tence | After getting hisfeot he made three or four yords with good success, hut tlien more fee and a new fear seized him, The boy. was rejoiced dnd calied outs - violation of his \l? to poss over those documents o Mr. Evans; andthey sek tnat ho may bo vn- jolned from delivoring them to Evans, and that Evans may be enjofned from recciving them until 1his bond has been given and npproved as before e ihat “the proviatona. of tha law shall bo | fcient boud. But, of courss, {tducs not follow, | gocs there thut gucs direct to thie ucean veasula. \ T “You'd better bo e-gotting down here, "‘%#é“;‘:&‘éu which have been prescnted on this c’-’n‘xisu"ull with, tang’ that five, milllons of muney fo l{;ﬁ!bmd&-e ;l;fff«l t‘l;!utl lllluhg rzimﬂg-l b denson 'uml ;ixg;;:a'gg?n J::d{r; nbf;o:d c«;x;:rcnamﬂgml ‘lln {!wd ‘}E'LEGAED T;rr,rwxfr ¢ ot 3‘"0\:‘& gn-m man! T cau sce the hcngstﬂt'?: gﬁwg EtL r'i'u:zl.‘: ¢l i . hall not go into the hands of the Collector unl yesterda) 3 d Ipecial patch to The une, i i tch to The bune. C Ul motion an behalr of the eomplathunts-and on be- | B, 166, Mo ‘with tho law, That s my viow of unjustly, that he would have the right to Te- | Jamo rat bo chavged on tho frelghis to all sca- pectal Dispa " steers Just abovo your hoad ! n ‘BURLINGTON, fn., Dec, 22.~The police arrested | LAWRENCE, Kan,, Dee. 22.—It was almost o Harry Graff upon a telegram from Meredostn, | summer's day here when five little boys went Motgan County, Til., stating that he hiad stolen | skating at different points on the Kansas $400 there. o was sent to jail to-day for | River, and broko throuah, Four wers rescued twunty days for carrying concealed wenapons, | with ﬁlﬂlculty. and the {ifth was drowned, The and, in the meantime, & requisition Is looked | name of the flith was Scott Laldlaw, son of a for. Two hundred dollars were found on hitn, | well-known Lawrenee grocerymnan. ed any—indicate that 1t s the viow of the defend- nnts, Lieb ond Evans,—that they nre of opinlon, uind intend to aet upon thut opinion, —that if they ' present 8 guod bond to the Supervisor and Town Clerk, onu which in_their opinfon thoss ofiicers auglit to approve, and they decline to approve of 1t, that thcn they nny procure it to bo approved by the County lionrd; or I atn not sure but that ' they entertain the view that the County Clerk may it. 1, therefore, think that it 18 a very plain mat- | cover the entire salary ho would have gotten for | hoard polnts and then give n drawback on what ter, and I am of n‘unhm that tho Court has jurls- | his services, beenuse, §f ho does mat work st | g exported, 1f such an agrecment was made it diction. Inmy mind thero ia no doubt sbout the | this, he can work at something clse. I think o | might Inat for some time. It looks as if the dntles of those mon ay to who must approve of the i ky s o e B T aviales o banq | bond of 810,000 would be Jargo envugh, Eanstern mognntes merely desired to Inerease d ! "W, L. Z. Lelter went on the boud, and the | ¢heir revenue during the winter months ns there ‘rlnv-"hrcv:xcxg ?1’1'11‘1221 o iy setion. ﬁnﬂ'ﬁ&“!ﬂ'{“;r parties lefe court. i {8 110 competition by lake. ~As soon us navi- process can he used which would compel them WIAT '3MIKE ! BAYS, gitlon opens again thoy will probably inaugurate To_approve of it,—sbout which I will not under. | A short tima after tho'decision was given, o | anothier war and try to forco the scttloment of The nan uttered a groan, tried to look behind lim, and as ho felt bis fect going from undet hin ho ealled out: i3 “It was [ who abducted Charlie Ross, and hie’s now hidden in a garret at Cleveland I Iis feet went up, down he came, and then he rolled over and aver to_the foot of tho hill and Tited only after he had struck n lamp-post and gt ) o doubled around it fn the shape of a big U, {aky the responsibility of muyini it ls a’good bond, | take ‘to say ansthing mow,—ho will fail of | reporter for Tug TinuNe met Mike Evans on | the question which seaboard town is entitled to ANOTIER PARDON, IUN OVER AND KILLED. “Not quite up to the Majlitons, but neverthe- chies sl 2 cting an Collector, and, If the Board lind the right | Clark street and asked him what he thought of ¢ A Spectal Dispa Bpeci % by & N ‘lllll‘él 'd;\v:)nlxtn‘:e.:‘l‘-xfncd' lny u: Sgnk 40/ g 63 BYn ?u llllpolhl 4 now ong, thers 18 no dunger of ﬁw Judge Furwell's opinfon, Mike's r«apon;‘u wns Hkexport !mslm:a! et e to Ty Friuen Ciesrpataudbisdedis Jess waill dmm,‘Prclnnrde tlia boy as he helped I'he papers also show romowhnt, If not very clearly, thot the defendants anticipsted some dim- Culty 1 gettinz the approval of the Supervisor and Puwn Clerk—ihat they expect or fear that perl\nkﬂ it wonld become necessary for them to o on with- bilc Interests not bLelng (sken care of and the gt o e oo, Thaxdtora 1 am nat obiigeq | ot (It o ot TIEY MEAN ‘O STOP IT. to conslder in this proceeding nny prediction of | 1% g by the 1 The raitroads have had much trouble during B gt to- thepoiics T o norkes thot the ,‘anncé'::g‘c‘},s‘,‘m' FL ﬁ,‘:“&un"t‘}',“me‘ﬂ‘(‘: the past yesr, becausea larga number of tho JorreT, 1., Dee, 22.—~A convict named Henry GALENA, TiL, Dee. 22.—Conrad Hipp, s farmar Jordan, who was sentenced from Sangamon | residing ncar Pllot Kuob, In this vounty, wos County in March last to three years' imprison- | run over by a mule-tenm on WednesGay in this ment in tho Statc _Penitoutlury for horse- | city, and sustained Injuriea from tho effects of bend the victim out straight. ‘The man rose up, struck at the lad, and hur- ried awny with nll]xé{mnd, carrying the hurden o s 1 those o him, ere Wel . facts indicate any ditliculty of that kind, Thero a those erimes with bim. - Where were the po lteot - | e e nothing in {he wy why these taxes | Should puss upon the Town Collector’s Loud, | country editors to whom frce pasacs and thou- | gtealing, was pardoned to-day, which he died during Inst night. O o T ot il awprop- | Anoald mot bo cllccted If this o nadoniapaciva | 1T¢, Lvans, waa wiling to furnish, and intended | sand-mile tickets had been lssucd for thele own I Lt e T ulan mun..doumd' sulllolont, and get the papera | approved. I uf course do not undertake to ex- | to furnish, & bond for five or acven tlncs the | porgonal use had sold themn to scalpers. This DANGEROUSLY SIHOT,. CAR BURNED, AN AR A AR AR AR A Sy necoraingly. A aminc any question as to difficalties that have | nmount of money which ho would laye to col- 1 ced the raflronds, but it nleo i peclal Dirpatch to The Tribune, Corumnys, 0., Dee, 22.—Thla MOMMINE, 800k [ i H o dants malkio theso two objections to | urison Letween thowe meni they do not figuro it | Jeet. Hosald that whilo during Lfs term of not only annoyed the raflronds, but B0l | | o mivopietn, Til, Dos, 1A fan: ninied AR M s IBU l&. ! this procevding: Thoy suy that, §n tno et plce, | hioro In the pupors, ““h“‘“ﬁ' romathing wus sald | oice ho should not havein lils posacssion at any | jured their business to o great extent, for the 1N Lo, Ill., Dee. 23.—~A mon named | after o freignt-traln on the Littlo Misinl Road about it in the argument, but they are of no Im- | gig time over $300,000, yot he was willing un- | peoplo who bought these passes from stalpers onlance Hure. 1 hink g o I o vorg piain | S0 GaHRSN " 6% Eiva s ot Tor 85,000.00.0r | Woukd have had 10 buy regulne tckots from he 57 tax-payers have the it f0 it that ehajaw | SR, I8, U, ANEnCY, SSEEEd 006 Ko | rlironds, A grent muny of theso paascs which Wit ta 10 e exerelaedln 1o bo oxerclsed by the b T city, which ho intended to st | Wore found in srong handa wero taken up, and §f the view takon by the complninants of tho lnaw I this case i correct, stil this Court has no juris- diction Inu case of this kind fo interfore in- function; that to do 5o wonld bo doing something whick: would not only be fmproper, but withont authority of law; that the Court would travel out Tiptou, from Cnrran, in this county, was shot | lelt this city, o car Joaded with fifty barrela ol in a drunken *frolic’” on the public square | coal-ofl was found to bo on firo. The car was this afternoon, Itis a dangerous wound, but | detached from the traln, aud burned down to not fatul. the track. Loss about $000. Great Republican Newspaper. nnkers in t — Tnd adl jravel ot | Men whom tho siatute nays iay exerclso Jt, snd It | mit to Supervisor Lincoln for his spproval, | the parties holding them compolled to pay farc. U1 VICT. F % & o 1'{..2‘33':‘."'.{1':."'&-'}.?"1‘% ':;&'"5‘3:‘: ‘;a)\l"‘:l:‘x‘dhl"::nu“: 1# ot for others to attompt to exercise n discretion | For himeeif, sald Mr, Evans, he cared xnl;thlug- | The sealpors were also e'luselye?mtclmd, and SUICIDS OF A CONVICT FATALEXPLOBION DBLLAR “'EEKLY TRIBUNE. power. 1uthe second place, the defendants suy which the Inw has notyrepoged in thent. I whall, | fs only fear was for the Interests of the city. '| several of them arrested ~ for denling ;Inernlm;‘ Tnmn;:,gfhr in'thls cado, granting (S | T gaptiemen who lind applied for th 1 in fllegltimato _ tickets, The _trial njunct ol n‘mcunsxou uuction were all lieavy taxpayers in the South | against one, "scalping ° flrm, Mulford & Mr. Goudy—I wish to call attention to s pofnt uwné the sums due by thein totheclty, t‘awnly. MeKenzle, 18 now pending in the Criminal Court. Bosrton, Mass,, Dec. 22, —Jfames A. Coe,n PormeviLe, Pa, Dee. 22—John Voeter, convicted forger, has committed suicide in | Danlel Malloy, Thomas Dole, and Thomus Lon- prison, \ 1 sgen were killed Iu the Coutinental colliery by That If this Court lus Jurisdiction, st} the view 1aken by the complainants and assumed in thelr Vill 1a tiot correet; that the law docs ot place this disoretion a8 to the npproval of o bond with the THE BEST PAPER FOR THE the explosion of a keg of powder, o 0 " d the d State, running from $10,000 to 000 | 8o far, however, noue of these partles have WASHINGTON NEWS, e FARMER, MECILANIC, Bupervisur and ‘Town Clork alono. but tbat 1€ the | or two, Thoro 18 nothing in this record show- | anicee. 1t wos his fear that ths e ) ’ P . 2 approval uf the County Board couid bo obtatned, | {1 SW0% 416 Collcetor Evins has hind the slight- apleee, It wus his fear that these proceedin been brought to terms, and they continue thelr Special Dispaich to The Trivune, THE OLD PILLS, ; DBANKER, MERCIIANT, -, and 1 z o cetor Evuns has had the sligh hud been started with tho sole | business as If there was no Iaw prohibiting ft. ~, D. C,, i W ‘ L 1o would b Just a8 Kool 88 e At hrapes for | tst purposo_of (applying for those Luoks and | and ouly purpase of delaying 5 i Witnireros, b O Tien (8- 1hd Slaitions Bpecial Dixpatch to The Tridune, Jowigr, 111, Dee, 22.—The 250th anniversary of the landing of the Pligrim Fathers was cele- brated at tho First Presbyterian Church in this clty this cvening. A good audicnce was preseut, and the exerciscs were very intercating, conslst- ing of muslc, both vocal and fnstrumental, an addresa by Maj. R, W. McClaughry, Warden of the State Penitentfary, his subject belnH “Christlanity the True Busis of Civillzation nud volunteer specches by Purftans of 1870. The Hou. 8, W, Randall presided, and the musical urt of tho entertainment was conducted by "rof. James W, Glll, of Chicago,- who sung # John Anderson my Jo John,' jilore's o Health to Bonnle Scotiand,” aud other selec- tions in un cxcellept menuer, The afairwas an excecdingly pleasant one, and greotly enjoyod by atl who participated. MASONIC, P the | They know they con get free by someo teelnlcal- warmnts * without furnlshing an ~ adequate | collection of thess toxes, and thus suving the | ft o othor ovu};_r i they aré brought to trial, bond to proteet the public in regard to | yersons who owed them the intervst on the Ti&ny do not only refase to bo * intimildated,” ol the funds that may bo recelved | jnouey, 1le trembled lost Mr. Lincoln should | but they aro petting bolder every day. Someof by him. On tho contrary, it appears that | refuss to approve his most admirable bond, in | e firma hnvolubc)lgﬂ sent cireniors to all the hie intends to offer such o bond for approval to | which case the designs of these individuals, | country edltors, telling them how and of wh the Bupervisor and Town Clerk, und P ihey um | countey ] 4 W of whom rcum"“’b, refuscd 1 approve ﬁ' thon hluynur- who were uenklngameacnno payment of thelr | to obtain the free passcs, plving the names of 3 ust dues, would be materinlly furthered. Mr. | the Ticket and Passenger Agents to whom the; 50 was to prosent it to the County Bourd ur | Yvwus was of oplnfon that gu.sﬁ'ce and right, the | should apply, At th end of the_ clrcar ay ‘ounty Clerk for such action asmigiit o proper. | i [ i & Yo Honor lias decided that the ul:’nrz e S\Prlr willof the reoplc. and the cternal fitness of | offer is made for the passes thus obtained, things,” would ultimately triumph, and that o As all tho passes and tickets will run out at dietion, and that the fair '-'U"“l“'v"-‘“’"l "%) the | yonth more would sog hl’m nznh!‘uugnged in an | tho end of this montl, the raflrosds arc now statute reqires tho prescntation, of tho | o1d | gifort, to collect Andro Matteson's personal | considering plans to obviste the dlflicultics from for ipproval.to tho Suvervisor and Towh lork, | yroperty tax—! By dung.” which they have beep suffering during the past Let us us‘llnu tlm:i ‘.twl' ocs it follow from WIAT BUPERVISOR LINCOLN SAYS, year, Boino roads linve decided to mnko every those conclusions s t i Injunction {8 ﬁ" bo | Evansdidnot submit his bond to Supervisor | inan recelving n pass sign his name on the sano, allowed! 1f there 3 any injuy, “;dli‘:’ 1" icted | Lincoln yestorday, The luwlpruvldontmt tho | and If ft is prosonted to the conductor that gen- vpon tho complalvants whic would bo lrremor | hond of the Collector sball be fudouble the | tleman qu have to request the holder to sign diable, then of ecourse “‘f'“ i) ground | amount of the taxes, and Mr. Lincoln sent to | Ifs nume on o little book and tho two siznaturca for the allowance ‘:l‘ &‘)l“l "l“m“m:li ut what | County Clerk Liob to know how much the taxes | will then be compared, There are, however, injury Is threatened to these complalnants or to | wepe, “Gen, Lich sald ho would let him know, | some rallroad managers who think this plan is 8 any other taxpnyers by anything that §8 pro- o mze J to by dgmﬂ & cottit ay hava the Hrht but liad not up to last night. Mr. Lincoln | poor one, as n haw'a signature written in o jolt- 3 thinka they will amount to 5,000,000, callipj ng car may differ from that writton I ilico, fo aflow un tujunction, but vet To its diseretlon | for's ton-million-lollar band ki gt 8 | 154 how tyoposed 1o have tha photograph of thie Connty Clerk to deliver over the books, Firat, a8 to the jurludiction of the Court, 1f the Court has no jurlsdiction, then it is no use in ex- nmining tho Taw on tho point thut the partics ditfer wbout, 1 have conxidercd ihat matter ut somo length, and en the whole Tam of oplnion that THI COURT IAB JURISDICTION in a case of thin kind. 1f the fucts are as stated, : and the law {s as claimed by the complainants, then this Is a.case where o county ofilcer, having pre- pared biooks for the collection of taxes us the luw : requirea hlm 1o do, Isubout to déliver those buoky : 1o & persun who hus norightto then, Those books nro alleged to bo, and undoubledly are, of great value, 'They have cost a great deal of rhoney ond n great dend or lubor, for which the county las nald, ani thoy sre, as it oy be said, invaluable, Thelr 1oss could not be lllps led—at any rato nal with- out great expense nnd great loss of time, S0 that Committes will probably roport favorably in the case of the Mormon Elder Cannon, Enough Republicans will vots with tho Democrats to sccurc this resnlt, The turning-point is that it {8 objected that It would be o dangerous pre- cedent to declare Cannon disqualified on the ground of bigamy when le has not been con- victed of that erime. Tv tls Wastern dssociated Iress, b WABIINGTON, 1. C.y Dee. &2.—The President yostenday pardoned Madlson Doom,linprisoned in Virginin™ for violatlon of -the Civil ﬂlghu act. ‘This action forestalls the proccedings In the Buprome Uourt, and as this s the ouly known caseof imprisonment under the Civil Rights nety consideration of its uonmtntlouull? by the Bupreme Court 1s indetinitely &mlnunc 8 uuerﬁﬁ‘, First Artillery, 86 mon, and Bat~ tery H. Becond Artillery, b4 inen, arrved hero Iaté Jast night from Fort Renv, and proceeded to quarters at the Arsenal. The lutter battery . POLITICIAN, [FAMILY, PROSPECTUS FOR'1877, ® Twonty Weeklios for $20, Postage Pail, PRESIDENTIAL RLECTION, ‘The conntry has passed through a florce Presl dentlal contest, and tho revult has boen left ina dangerous nnd unentisfactory shape, on account of tho unprocedented closeness of the clection, tho angry disputes aa to the votes of cortain Statos, and the falluro of tho Constltution to provide any tribunal tosolve doubtsor decido conteated poinis, GOV, IIAYES ELECTED. From the best light before it, Tue TuinuNe be- Ievos that Iiayes has recetved 186 ‘Electoral votes against 164 for Tilden, and Is therefor: entitled to bo inaugurated President on the 4th of Marel, ; these books are the Yroperty of the county, and Tt of the County Clerk, —uf the connty, pafd for x with tho moncy of” the faxpayare, Lulonglug (o the | public and not of ity ollicers; und & court ’ of equity can interfere to provent any wreon Liaying chorge of the yroperly of s he county from moking Improper or iliegal use of 1 ; 3 4 Special Dispateh to The Tribune, 7 ho South, as well 88 ‘ It T o ek Bk e g o poce L LT R T TR —————— ach dondhand piacd on o baci of tha tcket Jyftthis afteruoon for tholr old post, Yort M& | ytgpora, Lil, Dec. 2o insdlason of T e O it v ke ¢ ks §n the hands of tho defen: vans, o o . ctor e o ) s ol I e g th circamsiances | lsed by & rofusal = to allow SUBURBAN NEWS, ‘Thi: statlstican of tho Dopartinent of Agricul- | thie newly-clocted ofiicers of Mendota Chapter pancy of the Exccutivo Chalr, DANGER OF ANOTHER WAR, But there aro grave apprehenetons thata rufan- would be unauthorized and fllegnl, ho would be parting with tke proporty of the county to persons who hiuye no Fght to it Whon 1t was bia duty tore, taindt. Then 1 think & conrt of equity hna a right lance whether the right man presented the aninjunction where public Interests arc Invelved, 1YDE PANK, s It o - ST TR | vy et ot o ort o | M 0 bt e ﬂcﬂm:'n mun‘é l‘l]ru bt satiefiod “m"" th partics ﬂll: yesterday evening to vislt the vesidence of Mr. | to pay for their plctures. But any man nccept- turc fu_his Docember report makes the corn croponly @ percont short of tho great cron of lust year, and fully 50 per cont gréater than of Royal Arch Masona camc off lnst ovening, when the followlng-named gentlemen were fn- stalled: E. W. Rice, IL Py J. W.Rdwards, K. o e he ablo to 1 0 o oo Vo FOW! -scokora may gesort 0 tho crop of 1874, “The regrate, subject to 1y, ravenous crowd of oflice-scel threatens to do, o, with regard to the jurladic: 1 t Ter, N ; Ponso of a photogr: 16 to stand tho ex- | pogeilio futurs rovision, s 1,295, fm 100 bashals, | G»3 We Tewkabury, 8.5 Casper Ruedy, Capt,; | Iawless and violent meana to Induct tho defeated ta profibit him from doingihat which, 1t scems, bo | plying for relief are threatened with an fnjury Klinger, on tho Grand boulevard, corncr of | 1 a fres puss ou ht to Y ibl fou, |s 1, 18, 5 3 £ s i l}lu 9 I:w lC:mh ‘.“ml‘éx tho Conrt lias iur{w:‘l{c: ] . ke o - J Ighth ¢} 2 e g i) b On motion of Scuator Ingails, the Scuste in- | He . Gilmore, T ‘i’ Alliuin Jenking, K. A. | candidate into the ofice of Chief Magistrate. All n of s and ara likely to suffer, Now, supposc it Is tinio | Forty-olght street, and to celebrato PUOLOERH @ plan {a undonbtdd- H.R.8. G Y Wi J Q.3 J. B, Dawson, 8d J. Clark, 2 V.3 Goodwin, 1617V, ; 8. Fernberg, Treasurer; ¥. Haskell, 8ecrotary; B, N. Moas, L. J. B, Lim- minger, Steward,” After the ceremony the com- panions repaired to tha banquet-roony, where asumptuous repast awalted them. Bpoeches and tonsts wore indulged In, and & memorable evening enjoyably spent. alsted-upon its amendtnents to tho House bill to provido for thoe sale of certaln Cherokeo acrip land In Kunsas, and agrecd to the conference asked for by the Houss. The Chalr appointed us Committes on the part of the Benate, Measrs, Allson, Paddock, an 5:{. ‘T'he Congressional Cominltteo did nothing of noto to<lay, and will ot till after the bolldays, William H, Whitson, who was subpanned tlon, Thore secms {0 Lono other way in which this wrony, if it is a wrong, can ba prevented, 1 DI nUE aware, nor has it been suygestod, that there 1u aiy othor conrue which thia great awl, if ovil it I8, cun be prevented, 1f thoso books are’ diuposed of, then they ato out of tho hunds of tho proper of- ficer, and, if the an who getd them has no rl\:ht to use them, it mighit be attended with great deluy to hnve them restorod, #f restored Indeed they ever should Le. 1 belleve it s ono of those cvlls in that this bond ouglt to Lo presented to the | the birthday of ~Miss Theresa Klinger. ’,’;;‘,E;"’:‘,:}{“'hﬂ:‘c‘,:’ “M’ m,,cv"mn",,‘.h,fo{':',’“a%mfl""g Bupervisor nfd approved by hini, aud auppost | The pasty engaged in daucing, and, alter a good {hom, aud brotect tho rmilroads from imposk thy Bupervisor does not’ do It, and thosame | supper, returned to thelr _ homes rejoicing. | tion, x 3 =t IFe ss (lade, Miss Deitch, sca Bmith, Miss | - c11 ORTHIAS' . ety oun i Sppovel o . body and | Glance My oot M iy, Wiy | et rrasonine f T S, question fshow thess or otfier tuxpayers cun migld“.'{‘},',,nc,"\‘32,‘}3-1,“‘3,:;',,';& hotric, Olade, | Lanswo, Mich,, Dec. 21.—A meeting of the lers, befujured. 1f thebond s good it may not bo stat- ') 1l Board of Directors of the Chicago & Northeest- utory but it Is avoluntary bond, which has besn The stosamet et th Village-Hall peace-loving and law-abiding men, trrospective of party, must atond togother in this criste, and crusls out the incendiary dosgogues who aro threatenlug to light tho torck of internecino war, which would Dring ruln and destruction upon the country, B Tho coming year promlaes to bo the most event- ful ond exclting of any sinco the War. Tue TR ad waa roce Committo uiry fnto s wl ry ts tohavo thenow ontt 10 80, ast evening in special seaslon to conalde ern Road wi ntly held at Flint, The fol | the ittes of Inquiry Into the Vencauelau GRANGERS, uxz will do evorything In its power 4 3 I?’:‘i'ffi.?.‘{fr'%uﬁ&f r“:{\"l:w“o‘; r:ﬁgtcu«. l-p-ﬁx“ch“:: u-puatcdl‘y decided to b valld und Linding ou 'lbnnd of the \'!lh?go 'l}rvl.‘\uuﬂ:r. &m..i. .\I::u‘;ll? lowing gentlemon wg'm resent: Willlam L, | Clalms, telegraphed to-day that ho could ot Special Dimateh to The Tridune. Preuldent peaccfully and lawfully lnluyumt‘a“d.wmm Liie s the p'rln(b ﬂ’l‘lln nlnde:‘ urlties by tho Buvmmu Togue, Schlund, Taylor, and Presideit Hens- | Bancroft' sand E. R. Taylor, of Port Huron; a‘:ml"‘“"l‘“l““"‘l'b"-‘“x"“"gﬂ'ﬂ-bﬂll‘h‘vlll llutlﬁi{lle TancoLy, Neb., Dee, 22.~Tho State Grgnge | to rostore M:ﬂonylnn;i‘?ulﬂ;hm&:u the Wi Court of iots. Nofujury can tome, providing 4 Purne Wi ho 18 to bo examiucd by Roprosentative |, . Lot espalr 0 opublic, m.m:::',“‘hﬁ?: :‘.-u‘:g “l“hlE’l‘J‘ll'I.PmA‘Ill: wno}:lo‘\:lt);hwln. a good bond fs \m{hhed, whothet th%s l°ﬁr' Taylor r PresidontJamca M. ‘Turncr, of Lunslnis; Willlan L3 of Patrons of Husbandry has bocu in scasion | Lot us never des 8 Tiop Supervisor npproves of It or uot. While ?lport:dthnt tho bond was as yot | B, McCreery aud Willium Hnmfiton, of Flint, the Bupervisor 18 not tho applicant hlwol{\ :elc.w‘ zux’n the F'l'l':'x‘l'if“ Committoo IAH‘M;KEN:’-’HU wera made for r:lmim\ 8|‘ﬂnlux shonld Investigato its responaibility, . | in afow days, with on cxcursion to Chicago, ::z;'“cn ‘g; !.huo“n l)mmc‘:.‘!:) :«,r'hlul‘n‘nl‘he ".‘:.21“'0":,’: Upon mut{un the Financo Committes was | Regular trai 8 will commence running on 5::: lrupm‘lng topublt exclusively fu tho pow ér ot given the subject for thelr fuvestigation, snd to | through route Jun, }0. 8pringer, whomn he accuses of ];’r%udldug the cnse, ote. M, Sprineer snys that Whitaon will be foreed to appear, and that he (Springer) cer- tainly intends tu take part in his exnmination, ‘Thia Trcunur{. will pay tho Junuary Interest on United States by sll who are versed in tha urgzamization of our State and §ts various de\parlmcnh. thuro are two claexes of counties In this State, one of whicli Is orizanizutlon undes what In called the ** Townsbip- Urganization law, " and the otber class {8 where A REPUBLICAN NRWSPAPEI. While Tus Ciioaco Twmuxs fus Repudlican newspaper, and contributed as much as any u\h"; | in tho United Statca to tho success of ite party, | hore three days, aud closed this nfternoon. The ofticers elected for the ensuing year were: The Hon, Church Iowe, Master; I E. Boardsley, 8ecretary; J. 1. Loder, Troasurer; C. M. Clew- ¢! onds on the 26th fust., without ixoen. | 19 8iways independent’ and foarlesa in 1ho expres township organization has never been adopted,and | tlig” Buperyisor to say whether o certuin man, ;3',":';,,‘;{;32{’ Hpxymealing wlththa bond seady - rebate, wnd tcroat On Diatrict of Colmbla | She Gomon J: vr‘l-}lvu"lﬁl&:f,':,}'g ul‘:uhl:::n slon of its views, and alms to e rlghit ratler (1as ! they aro s county organtzation. Whoro the town- | poneedod to be Collector, shiall exercisy the ] PERSONATS, bonds, due Jau, 1, bu the same dato aud without 3 partisan; and whilo holding party high it bolds ¢ - whip organizativn s buen adopted they have town | GENEISY 110 omea, T o ot suppose that your :‘;u{“ P‘;‘""{%‘“’;‘ "S"““'W"- s Mr, W. A: Carponter, General Frelght Agent | rebate, K falraud thie mosting. Iulk ot intresty thongl Sountey highor, pheen m,“"".'.‘.."°.'l',;n::’:.:'l.,“:§'{':;m;f‘§m‘ﬁfk Honor, or any other court, would say that the alr for charitable purposes was old tn tho | 4416 Dotrolt, Lansing & Lako Michizau Ratl- fio,_busiieas - of. Yery' SEkt Spomence. WS, i In tho case of Charles G. Fisher, lato Assist- ant District-Attorney, chiarged with abstracting Eupﬂ‘l trom the Clerk's ofiice of the District Jourt, the jurvreturned o verdict of guiity, A motlon was entercd for o new triak e ———— 5 school-houss Forty-itth stre - Supervitor haa Ui power mebitrarily Lo refusn | gy Whndor thio :’x;‘mm";'l;.'lzmm o Niien Sﬂ;‘: raper | Toad, was in tho ity yeaterday, transacting sue to purove o L".’?‘lu}"’l“ g Sh fokes Wi unsd Mise Allco Quirier. ‘The childran under their dri Luslness mattors for his road, out of oltico, Certatuly, Uf tht wus likely tobo | are aliowed the eniergy of old folks n their on- Ir, Frank £, 8now, General Tlcket and Pas- :}:‘:ﬁ:‘r‘::ﬁ: ';g :‘ul:)’: ‘l‘u‘.nt; ul u‘ frﬂs&?&%‘:"u‘fﬁ: deavors to make tho fair & succoss, and this thoy | senger Agent of the Cunudn Sontliern Rallroud, I atlio Court would uxorcise lta dlacretion. cortainly did. Tho wallaof the school wero or- | Visitod Ws former chiefy Mr, Henry Wentworth, wransacted. except the County of Couk—composo a County Board of Supervieors, doing tho county business, 1nthose countics that Lave never adopted the fownship organization the business of the county 1s managed by what ju called a - Board of County . Commfusioners, 'Flio Sherdif n such counticy s the Collector of the county, and {n thio law of 1874 GENRRAL CHARACTER. The general character of Tuz Cniciao 'A‘Illlml‘l | 18 100 well established to noed ‘recapitulation. n 1ts news department it 18 sccond to 1o paper Intl : United States, Tho Weekly Editlon contains —— DESTITUTION IN MICHIGAN, ¢ Hpeciul Dirpatch §o Ihe Trituns. Lawsing, Mich, Dec. 22—~Informotfon has el ¢ tho news of 1ho l J namented with chalk crayon drawings by tho | of the Michigay Central Rallroad, yesterday. . becn recvived of great deatitution in Emmet | carefully propared summacy o 4 ! e e et Y orgont | {u'thls cusé I8 not the one dectded by the Cuum (v;sx{rl‘c!:l“tlh:‘2’;{-‘:5:;‘2“‘}:::‘:-52 "%:&m 'x’,:lo",:; .. JUDGE TIPTON, tion has boen rocetved at,iho army headquarters | Stuaders who have recontly ecitlod there. All ‘“m“‘:';,’;'.m" constitute, as herctofore, leading ] Tt under' the. Townenin-Onganization 18w donations for thelr relicf should be addressed to the Rev, R. Bird, Petosky, and will Lo car- tled by the Grand Rapids & Indfaua Road fice, — ————— OCEAN SHEAMSHIP NEWS, ‘ BosToN, Dec, 23.—Arrived—8teamer Heda, from Liverpool. Loxvox, Dec. 22.—Tho steamer Austrian,: from Balttmore, lll’n urrlvct'lr odt. UEENSTOWN, Dec, 23,—The stcamer Net tn?m New Yotk: has arrlved. s vaii, ————— BLACK HILLS, # Bpecial Dispatch to Tha Triduns, Broosinaron, Ill, Dec, 23.—A loeal sensa~ tlon has been caused in the eastern part of but whether If that be true an jujunction ou; 4 4 i Apecial Correspondence of The Tribune. 2 o bo grunted. Bupposs th o Hapervisor fur | fhote tetidlug o stunds wors Miss Town, Miss | paxrox, I, Due. 10.~Tho term of our Cift properly refuses to approve u good bund; and | Nfigy Piace, Miss Spalding, Miss Good, Miss | cult Court which hus just closcd was the last tho uight days run out, and o vacuucy s there- l % = : " l:{ c‘r't.l-g}.\tcd, 3’“ e, Toartl mect 1GF the purpase Buck, Miss Custer, Miss White, sesslon to be held here by his Ionor Judge o . QARLAND. Thomus F. Tiptou, of the Fourteenth District mokiug an appointioent to H1l that veeaucy, | e 1VY, & . pLoy, d 10 the fuct d‘:.mc h"“l’l :::‘r‘ldl was nlg?«:d aile m.l:m C‘l’n‘xrrc?\";‘l‘nlvg‘;llﬁ;“:;lvmﬂug?l tKulHrnglc bet&;rla :&ncrtnzlup:llnéxll llrlll.:.lellll Cuu‘grwmnn was presente ol 7] o“",l. puse {1 ‘lluu number wore present o full dress, Among in March next, Judgo Tipton succovds the o cuse they would "05 the vacancy alld we | thein wero Miss Madaling: Cleaver, Miss Nelllo Hon, A, E. Stovenson, Demoerat, tho presvnt "‘l""‘j:‘ﬂum:rll_l_ﬂ:;lﬁg\rm‘ﬂi:b:gf; L o Do, Stlasen May Mise Tills \Vmouhmu wmomber from the Bloomington District, Lo, ther Ta i reinedy by Tuw which conld be | Fardy: Mo shala. oden Miss Moy Teady | | Judge Tipton's ability as & urlst ls so well lm&lnuwll o}: tho pll'j‘l of v.tlm Lulltﬁh;r{ |:N Mivy Nellio Cussell, Miss Lizzls C A1, Miss ol 'JEPPY ﬂ{‘l x&wlm“. ‘;-" f_‘lm’Pt "“‘I“ Ella Casscll, Miss May Ruper, Miss Eils Bto- | spevial mentlon in that regard. At ameeting approve tho ox‘l 3 l.hul ]s«.rfl on t: 't ie | vens, Messrs, Downs, Weed, Cherry, Carson, | of the attorneys practicing in this Court, on the ﬁ:‘iaﬁ ::uenﬁ?m ::L’\I:l‘ ::g l.(y| l: ul:ll -ll;:.v:l:-lf.ao u‘::: Knl:.wh:l. Benline, Reld, Mulchcr, Walte, Mick, | lust day of tho term, thy following resolutions 108 Interosts fn & worso linbroli than they have | BaK¢r sndstautun. wero adopted: in regard to the reportad massacre of Maf. Raudatl and his party by Crazy florse's band, bt it 1s thought that tho report nay be true, Brovet-Col. Randall 18 with Gen, Crook's com- mand, vud ¢ {s feared that he moy have been sont on a wisslon to obtuin scouts, aud ran luto Crazy Horeo's band, for which Gen, Crook has been looking for some thne past. Tho story, as 1t reaches Washington, Is that Ms). Randall and neurly all tho Indiuns and others of his party were killed in the Big Horn Mountains, Cnicaao, Dec, 22, 1875, —Thore s no trath In tho reports published In some of the Exstern papers of a waveacro of Maj, landall and hisCrow scouts. Maj, Roudsll wua at old Fort Remo with his seventy acouts on the 14th of Docember, on his way to joln Uen Crook, who, with hly command, ' i for & great wany yeore, instead of having & Toard. of Bupervisors, nu it formorly had, has now o e Mouard called o Bourd of County Commissioners. ufore tho revision of the statutcs fu 1874, the law 1 regarding the susesvment sud_collection of taxes, % 1h Revenuo law, ordinurily had a chapter which provided how thls thing ubould be doue whers 1 there was nu Lowawhip orgaulzation in such coun- ' tier, and tuen another chapter in which the whole thing wa provided for ju countics Whero thore was i township organization. ‘Tho whole ground is gona ] ,over separalely. In the tevislon of 1874, tho L] [} ‘ 1 1 festures of {he Weokly Bditlon, and no palus ‘:1]0 Do spared to increase Its attractiveness in thes? o partmenta, . Its markot reports are ‘upsurpasseds owbracing all tho fnformation which farmers quire for the intelligent trausaction of busine! both as sollers and buyers. i Pux WrEKLY Tsuss 188 largo elght-pagos! of the same alze as Tus DALY ‘LIMNUNE, €U i ing of Afty-six columns of closely printed mattcts snd, ss » Family Newspaper, snd iu its geners make-up, 1s unsurpasapd by sny paper in the Jas GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE " Tus Tmpuxe will be furnished, postage '":i.' daring the ensulug year, at the followlng rich psyable In advance: 8138 whole thing wias put futo & single chapter, wo we * Nave gottes known thut Jt {s not necessary to make sny y ONE GRNERAL LAW, applicable both to tlvse countivs that are under townsbip nr‘nulxnl!ml und {0 thuse which are uot, with suitable Jungusge used along to make the xhlus ){lnin aud clear, and providiug fur the doing u e ——— Brave or ILuixots, Forn Counry, ss.—In Clr. Weekly Tribune, per copy. 0 R i s et rule it aupy |8 | ever been placed yet, s0 faras this cuutroversy s el Comre, Decomber Torm, 1870, was on the Beilo Fourche, sbout thirty miles nortty | McLean County by thq roturw from the Black isiaisRiages b it i ounties o wha ( would i audther, | couterued Wo fave ot u puile of bty it i AR ‘"wui:uﬁ‘m i iton, Tisoas ¥ pton tasheut | of Heso. "k Btwwna, ™ | Mille of a man named Nelson with 89,000 tn Rt o ot foms doffor Bev sopyY onr 9093 « Revenuo luw, the Sherid in coun ) ence 0 Fu s offica of Judge af ¥ c ) . & . g by, thde Tlovenus luw, the Bhurld, tncounties et | B0 it to the Court, - Wedonot carcwhio | Dwiai, L, Dec. 21—A gloom haa somo | Eatk, o aecount O his reccts lection 1 Congrees ————— oldy which Lo claling to have mado th the 1 Daily Tribuue, per month and thy entlre county b called 8 dlarict. Sec, i85, Chap. 130, 1a ax follows: *! Evefy “Town or District Collector, before ho enters upon tho duties of hia ofiico, ‘and withia &lilit duye ulter he receives nodce of the amount of tazes to bo collected by hius, shull cxecute a bond, - with twg or imure secutlties, to b approved by the * Couuty Boun), or Supervisor, and Town Clerk of biu town, as thy cass’ may requirs, fn donble the nmount 0f such taxes, conditioned fur the faithful . exvention of hin du.lex oy auch Collector, .« Now thu queation fs, What doea that meant 1 . can give but o tuanfug 1 1. 1 can_ sce bt one bz mesnt by 6, Which § th view taken by the comapliinaita ¢ounrel i Uld cace, ev 1 undestand 0 Lvery Town or District Catlector, Lelvee he WermEmu s dresv! hso, e Winrd approves the bond. We propuse to give a d e from tho Thirtecnth Cougrosaional District: There« one, and I cannot sce wlx)! the Cuurﬂhuu! ex- Over bur entiry comainlty Ly tig gudden doath fore, be it e Lig v 3 of ' Mrs, John Gallup, In the morulng she Wag |~ Kesoleed, by ¢he membders of the Ford Counly ercteo thia dlsctotion, coucding th (W0 pulnts | 4, ghy eujoyment of her usual bialth, snd, atter | 2r and ojtcar of the Court, That, tn viow of thy TIE COURT— cating a hearty dinuer, rested n ior chatr, when | Ligh spprociation aud esteem dn wlich wo Lold f {The dficulty sbout it e ths: The Connty Clek | I was sliorly diwcoyered that sho was doud, D L R T Xt 18 Dot put fu auy answer bere, Neithof honior | Huviug been reeently confined, it 18 thought | our moat wlucere thauks for the unlform kiudnosy Evans put in any papers to Indicate that tho " v o and {mpartiulity which ko Los slways malatained Satemonts contalicd I the bill and accompu. | Lhot she may Layo too frecly indulied her up | towands us. And nying silidavits are not true; but b | petite, and thus bave produced somo interunl | “Resoleed, That, in our judgment, the legal at- B e 26y thcy | diculty, which rosulted tu her sudden deantae, | taintuenta 3t Judfo ipton aro'of the most eustnent s e say, thut Evans lutends ui “Thts morning th funeral scrvice took place tn | SIAFACtOR snd worlby 10 adorm the bighest Judlclul et U s houtd witlel b Delieves Lo bo goo the Methodist, Churchy—the Rev. e, Lomgley, | Boa ot i e e o e oere? b as o8t ju gold-miniug eince spring, when ho left CANADIAN NEVSS, uere Witk 8900, Special Dispaich 1o The Tridune. MonTRRAL, Dec. #3.—The Grand Trunk au- thorities do not apprehend & strike among thelr locomotive engincers, and are ful)y preparcd to mect the emergency. Slxiy-six cugine drivers and seventy-one firemen have been dismissed, wna there are still In the Company's cmploy a wumber of men fully qualified for positions not in the power of the Company to give. They 1 be deny that the reduction of wogos took place l“& ut 1t to the Supervisor sud Towa C of the Congrecational, awl the Ruv. | hy'leaves ue ad o Juriat, wo extend to hiw our | last yeor, and add that men are receiviug as wnd 41 they do not apyivye ut i, Whes Lewewns | Mr De Long, of the Presbyterian | carncst wish for hls future vuccess n 1y fu what- | high'wages as tliey bave cyer done, though the 1 t Tri-Weekly, single copy e ———— Trl-Weckly, clubs of fivi How to Quonch Theatre Fires, Cinoinnail Commerclal, A Commercial reporter was yesterday shown, in Pearce’s cotton lactory, at the corner of Fifth aud Lock streets, adevice forthe extingulshment of fires lu large bulldiugs,sosimple andapparcutly oifective that it is almust marvelous, consldering the length of thuoe §t has been In use,that it has not been generally adoptued by all the large thea- tres fu the country, It couslsta of u serfes of onc-inch irou pipes strung along under the cell- lugz of the room twost MK to beattacked by the “Fire Flend,” sowe clght or ten feet spart, 12 pages, apl end‘l‘d Spoclmen coples sent fre v Poat-Oflice addsoas 1o ful, tncludisg S48 an dCounty, " emittances may bo mado elther bY dﬂx‘“ e preas, Post-Ofice order, or In registered lette our risk, ST, Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANTY Corucr Mudlion and Desrbora-ats., Chicas% © 0ot an o an e

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