Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 24, 1877, Page 2

o 55 T e T AR e A AT o F TR . THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE:. TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1877. LOUISIANA. Another Batch of Republican Leg- islators Join the Nicholls House. Jadge Spofford Nominated by the Demoorats for United States Senator. Me Declares Mimsel€ to Be In Foll Syme pathy with Hayes® Policy. Gov, Nicholls Announces the - Intended Withdrawal of the Troops; And Calls upon All Citizens to Mind Their Own Business. Spectal Ditpatch to TR Tridime. NEW OrLrANs, La,, April SL—All but two or three of the remaining mermbers of the Leg- Islatare to-day took thelr seats in Odd-Fellows' ITal), and the roll was not even called In the Gtate-House. Mr, Packard spent the day in the Executlve Office receiving caflers, and mak- dbg arrangoments for the evacuation of the Capital. Bis principsl attention to-day was di- rocted to securing payment from the Nicholls ‘Government for his militia and the oflicers and employes of bis Legislatare. 1le statedl that be futended to retain the building until that ob- ject was accomplished. Gov. Nicholls, against the protest of the Democratic papers, is dis- posed to pay them out of an unexpended bal- ance appropriated In & Mlitis bill by bis Legls- lature. 5 MR PACKARD will remain in the State-House until to-morrow evening,when he will take his final departure, He will fssue an address which will appear in Wed- nesday morning papers. He declines to give sny provious intimation of what his address will contain, but it may be suthoritatively sald that §t will contain nothing which challenges in any way the right of President IHlayes to the Electoral voto of the State. BENSATIONAL DISPATCHES sent from here to tho effect that evidence Is be- ing collected to prove that Tilden wns rightfully entitled to tho Btate arcuntrue. One appear- ing In the New York Tribune, that the Commis- sloners of Election in New Orleans were prepare ing a statement that this city was returhed for Hayes when it should have been given for Til- den, is ahsurd, as it was sctually returned - for Tilden by nearly 10,000 majority. . TITE TROOPS. . All tho nccessary arrangements havo been made for the romoval of the troops from the Orleans Fotel, Mechanica’ Institate, and the Custom-House to the Jackson barracks at the lower end of the city to-morrow at noon. The movement will bo nttonded with very littlo ex- citement. No demonstratfon will b made in the Btato-House. ONE NUNDAXD TIHAD YOR BALN. Ta the ballot for United Statos Befiator to-day, 1729 votes were cast, of which 100 were blank. ‘This exemplifica the fact that the man with the longest purse will win, Nelther of the three principal candidates—8pofford, Jonss, and Gibson~wers batloted for. Tho Dem. ocrat published futerviews with these threo gentlemen this morning, and each declares his intentlon, it elected, of supporting tho Haycs policy s0 far as it 1s In the intcrest of tbo 8 outh, and of malntaining the rights of the colored peoplo. Each favars Uovernment ald for the Texus Pacific Rallrod, lovees, and other publie works {n the Bouth~in short, THE OLD ¥LAG AND AX APPEOTRIATION, Gibson and Jonas each made. the particular point that the Kepubllcans, through Senator Edmunds, had made a suggestion {n favor of the curtallment of the rizht of sulfrage, but thoy should opposc the dlstranchisement of any nortlon of the culored peaplo, as this would cot duwn the ropresentation of the Bonth fn Con- grees. TIR DEMOCTATIC CAUCUS TO-NIGHT, coatrary to expectation, decided upon a uomina- tion for Bcuator, Judze . M. Spofford securing tho prize. Two ballots were had, thu first re- as follows: Bpolford, 203 Jonas, 23; Glbson, 16. Second ballot—SpofTord, 433 Jonas, 89, Judge Bpoffurd's numination was thenmade unanimous, This puts to reat the idea of the clectlon of a conscrvative Republican, The Deinocrats were of opinion that whoever they elect would be seated, and they have consc- %uenuy choscn the ableat expouvent of extrema emocratic scttiment in ulsiana, Judge Bpofford was careful to say, In his Interview referred to above, that he would _lll}:port Presl- dent Hayes' polley so far ns it was favorable to the Bouth, A HEPUDLIOAN LEGISLATIVE CAUCCS was held to-night In the State-louse, very ful- ly stteuded, No decision was arrived at cou- ceruing the Scoatorship, Indced, it was hardly discussed. A committeo, composed of Senator Twitchell andRepresentatives Dejolo and Buure, wmpolnlcd to draw up an addrees to Gov, Packard, The address s bulug prepared tonleht, but will not Le published before Wednesdsy. It will be & severc arralgnment of President layes. The Legislaturc will cloct Judge Spoflord Senator to-morrow. It fs an open question with Republican members whetlier they will vote for hlm or vote blank. Bome will probably pursue one course and soms the other., TS REPUBLICAN STATE OFFICLALS have not yet decided as to tho exact manner In ‘which they will dispose of thelr offices. Thero s a difference {n the legal status of the Audit- or, Attorney-Goneral, Becref of Btate, and Buperintendont of Education, and the Gov- ermor and Lisuteuant-Governor, I this respect, that the two latter oflicers aro, by the Coustil tion, required to euffer a canvass of Lhie voles Dy the Leglalature, in_which respcct the defect 1a claimed, while the four former are under no such nocessity, and the promulgation of the Returning Board {u thelr case is final, They will, bowever, boousted. The doors of their oflives will be ‘probubly Jucked, and & nowminally forcible hkln{,' possession be required, This 'will all tako place durng Wednesday, BINR DIN. Tt is tha fntention to aljourn the Legislatura alne dle to-morrow, after electing a Benator, AN IMMENSN ANOUNT OF DISGUST 48 In circulation to-night awong Liberal Demo- crats and Liberal publicans at the _uomi- pation of Judge Spotford, Gov. D, B. Peun, Liberal = Demucrat, had fifteen Dewocratlc ~ votes lpxm;ml 10 keep out of thecaucus, With theae fiftcen votes and the Ruepublicuns he oxpected to be nomjuated. With tueso filtecn votes out Jonas would bave recelved the nomination. They went in to beat Jonas, and now they have Spofford. Bets aro frecly offered Inthu 8t, Charles rotunda that Kellogg will b scated, AWOHRN V. v iAs Western Asrociated Pras, Nw ORLEANS, April W8.—The fullowing Re- ublican niembers presented themselves at thy gu of the Honse and were sworn In: Keatlug and Brown, of Caddo; Dinkgrave, of Madison; 1L, of Adceusion; Gray, of 5t, Marg's; Susee lJoire, of Avoyclles; Lrown, of atle JIH ‘Thomas, of Bossier; and Uraclen, of Alzlers. Mr, Diukgrave, speaking for o number of his assoclates and bhinsell, sald they considered it thelr duty to follow the majfority of thelr cole leagues, but did not surreuder their principles, fl‘hu{ dylr.-mcd to the foree of circumstunces, aud v«i‘\uus co-uperate in any measure for the good of tho State, A lettur of resiguation from Luclus Easly,who was peturncd from West Fellclana by the Boar was read and recelved. There are now absenl from the House but four Republican mewhersy and from the Beaate three, A Uov. Packard remalns i the State-louse, JUDUK BPOFYORD, Judge H, M, 8polford was uominated to-day by the Democrutle caucus for United States 8cnator. In an interview yesterday Judge 8pollord sald: **The pollcy of Prusideut tHayes as outllved Ly his foaigural sddress and Lis ofliclal actioo since bo was dectared Presl dent by constitutional suthority Las metm bearty approbation, s0 Joog as he stands waly nbl;o that polizy bis wul bave wy hum- 6 suppor PROCLAMATION. . A ‘The mornlog papers will contaln the followlag proclawation: E ‘UTivE Derantuzysr, Svats or Lovisaxa. Niuw Okixaxs, Avril 24, 1877.—By direction of the President of the United States, the trcops now stationed in the vicinity of the St. Louls otel, 2ad clscwhiora within the lmits of ihia city, will b3 removed to their ueual barracks b 13 m. thls day, The welfsre — of 0 demands, ' sod my officlal bouor is pledged, that the carrying out of this oz dec will resalt in no disturbance, In furtbersace tuereof 1request and urg the people of Lovisiaus 10 pussue their wsual avocatlons,” aud Lo abstaln (Sigmed) Fraxces ). Nienotrs, Governor of Lonis(ana. S{Qne Goternor. WiLt A. STnona, Secretary of State. WILL VACATE. ‘Wasnmarox, April 21.—Ex-Goy, Warmoth has_telegraphed that Packard will vacate the 8t. Lonls Hotel dircctly after the removal of the troops to-morrow. THE RAILROADS. A GRAND UNIONDEPOT AFTERALL. Two or three weeks ago Tas TaiBUNE an- pounced that the mansgers of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago and Chicago & Alton Rallagnds had coma to the conclusion that It would be n disgrace to allow the dilapidated barns, cornerof Madison and Canal streets which now docs duty as a depot for tnese great rosds to serve Lhis purpose any longer. At that time It was stated that they didnot contemplate erecting a grand and ‘elaborate struciure, but = comfortable temporary build. ing, which was to. cost about 1000, this depot o serve until the roads wern bettet able to make n large outlay for & ermancnt Grand Unioo depot. Beveral meet- ings have since been held between the managers of the roads lennmulns at the cor- mer of Canal and Madison streets to decide upon the details of the contem- Ehml building. After louk]n? over the whule eld pettinztip estimates, ete., they found that to build a half-way respectable temporary depot for the three roads would cost inore money than st first estinated. They went further in their calculations and found that with the preseut low wages of labor and the cheap prices of bullding material, it would be more economical inthe end to begin at once tne ercction of a permanent Grand Union Daopot, and finally it was decided to erect such an one ns will be an honor to the roads and a credit to thecity. Mr. Slataper, Chief Engineer of the Pittsburg & Fort Wayne, has drawn upa plan for the new depot which was to lave been adopted at a meeting of the managers ot tho hlugo & Alton, Pitttaburg & Fort Wayne, and Chicago, Milwaukce & 8t Paul Ratlroads, n few days ago. But as Mr. McCul- lough, of the Pittsburg, ¥ort Wayne & Chicago, falled to put in an appearance, final action oa the plan bad to be postponed. ‘The depot as skctched by Mr. Slataper will cost In the neignhorhood of $300,000. Tho length of the entire stracture will be from - Madison sircet to Van distance of about 1,300 feet. It will be divided In two parta by Adams strect viaduct; the Pittsburz & Fort Wayne and Chi- e:ga & Alton occupying the lower half, between Adams and Van Buren streets, and the L‘hlcm\nhmwmkee & B8t. Paul, and other Buren; 's { Il:lu'htfit :nay 'fln}dn to "mmu in at point, will " ucey) ho upper hatt. The h'ixudm{.- Whict 1 tocontaln the Wit ing-rooms, etc., will have elgh:':!l feet front on Canal street, and 200 fect on Adams street, and will on A lovel with tbe wiaduct. The space underncath will be arched and used for baggage-rooms, ete. This bulld- ing will form the ceotro of the depot sud will be surrounded on all stdes by & wiaduct or bridgo so that It can be entercd at all points without {nterfering with the traflic of Adams strect. From the walting-roomsspiral stalrs will Tead down to the depot proper, which axtends to Madison street on the north, and to Van Buren street on the south, Those who arrive by the varlous trains nced not go up through the cen- tre bulldlog, but can take the bus or carriago rig| whero the get out, & carriage-way or drive leading along Canal street, coming out both on Madison and Van Buren' streets. The centre building containipg the . waiting rooms, ticket oflices, etc., will bo very orna. mental ~ and constructéd of stone and brick. The two wings will bs of jron with roofs of corrugsted frou and glass, The oillars lunwlnlm‘ the roofawill also Lo bLishly ornamental. ¢ the lan {s adopted, and there (s no doubt but that t will, the depot will be as fine and convenlfent as any In the country and will geeatly onhance the ‘value of real estate. lu that portion of the clty, and the dilapldated old rookerles on the weat alde of Canal stroct between Madison and Van Buren, will undoubtedly bo supplanted by structures which will larmonize with the Improved conditfon of the other side.of tbe strcet. TIB GRAND TRUNK, Bpectal Dispateh to The Tribusa. ‘Toroxto, April 23.—-A special cablegram from London, Eogland, says the Grand Trunk half-yearly report, published Saturday, showa a Krosg decrease of over $500,000, attributed to the competition of American Macs, loss of locat traflle, and deflclent harvost, ‘The Board is still engvxaul in the negotha’ions with the (ircat Western for a settlemeut.of the future relations of the companies. PENNSYLVANIA 8TOCK. . PrLapxrruia, April 23.—Pennsylvania Rall- road stock to-dna, after declining to 803¢, closed at 83, With the recovery of Peunsylvauls nearly all the list advanced 3¢ to 1 per cent, Tho éxcitement having measurrbly abated tho general market closed botter. NIAGARA SUSPENSION BRIDGE. NrAGARA FALLS, April 23.—The susponsion bridge Laa been reopencd. CASUALTIES. . THE SOUTHERN HOTEL. 81, Louis, April 33.—Previous to the opening of the Coroner's inquest in the Bouthern Hotel fire case this morning, the jury witnessed tho Landling of the Bkinner fire-cscape, which was takon by Chief Bexton to a six-slory tobacco wareliouse, corner market and Twelfth streets, forthat purpose. The truck was mauuedby eight men, ita regulsr craw,, and fn just four andone- half minutes from the word to strip the truck, four men were on the rouf of the baliding ninety-tiva feet from tho ground. The position of the truck was then changed to ove between (on{ and ity feet distaot from the one orig- inall ukanbwhlcn took just thres. minutes to eifect, and the meu wore agaln ready to ascend to the rool. The jury then repairod tothelr rooms at Four Courts, aiid procecded to examine witucsses, Joha D, lhnkmluuy boarder ot tho hotel, testified to being at the fire, Was on the parlor floor, and saw & larze number of the guests of the bouse, heard Georgu Darling tesing to quiet the fears of the ladles by telllng them there ‘was not much of a fire, that it would soon be rul out, and usiny other expressions to ‘Yuclly Lew, Also saw Capt. Warner, and heard him tell the fiuuu 10 et out of the houscas soon as posaible, ¢ thy ofterncon scsslon no testimony was wiven which threw aoy light on the origln of thy llre. Phelim Toole, une of the herole fire- men who took 80 many people from the burn- g bulhuuf, %nve & full sccount of the part he ‘:h ed at the fire, and Thomas C. Boyd sud L. F, Rickliam, yolicemnen, told the stury of thelr explolts in rousiny the wupsts of the hotel aud fu\dlux them throogh the swoke-titled halls Lo lia streets., Mr, Nlllhtr. Yrofessor of Ellctricity aud Mag- nctisin at Washington Unliversity, testided re. sarding the five anuundater {u the lotel, Mo saidit wus a very dellcate anduse(n! instrument, and whon it was rop«r!, adjuited aud cared for would do its work (aithfully and well, — DROWNED, CixciNNaTy, April 33,—Lata last vight the steamer Fawn, juat after. Jeaviug the wharl, en routg ta Louisville, ran into & skitl containivg iz men, overturning the sswe, and drowaing twa men uamed Thunias Nash and James Cone ley, cwployes of the Southeru Raflrosd, Tha tuen were under the influence of liquor, OIL EXPLORION, Bz, Loois, April $3.—A t1ank contalnlng forty barrels of coal-oll, situsted vn the premises of tho LaCledo Rolling-Mill, corner of Second sud Ferry atrects, exploded atg late bour last wight, killing a man named Timotbly Brick. ——————— OBITUARY, . Mowrcowray, Ala., Aprl 23.—Francls Bug- bee, an old citizen of Alabama, died to-dsy, Mo was ouce & Clrcult Judge aud Unmited States m;mu An'n(me,y.A AT loreka, Kas., ~Tlhe! Wi one time ikcreu'q Eml lr\!nx—llu\‘:mo:‘:‘!"tfi Terrdtory of Kanias, died tbis moruing pear Grantyifle, inJetferson County, e THE PEKIN DISTILLERS, Epectal Dispatch 10 Th Tridune Paxiy, April 23.—The pruspect of the ro- moval of Jonathan Merriam as Collector of thy Eighth District I8 meetiog with general satis- la'gmn swong the dhtienerl-! here. g e ANEMOMETRICAL, &pecial Disgaich o The Triduns. Map1sox, April 33.—~The State collegiato ora- torical coutest takes place n thu Assernbly Chamber Wednesday eveuing. T teadaus 14 Wkely to by hl"\:-y st m.cmm_pung Intbe nelghdorhood of the Ht. T“E' COUNTY BO AR D.. An Ex-Indfoted Election Jndgs -Given a Position of Profit.” - Architect Egan on the Mnferial and Workmanship of the New Conrtsllonses Many of the Stone Blocks De- factive Owing to Laml- nation. ST Quarterly Report of the County Agent— Interesting Btatistios, Tarmer Harms Allowed 314.0,000 for His Court-House Job. ‘The Connty Roard met yesterdny aftornoon, all the members present except Mr. Tabor, Undor the hend of unfinished business the - elac- tlon of & Snpevintondent for the new Court-lionss ‘was taken np. = a Mr. Fitzgerald nominated D, C. Skelly, of Le« mont, : Mr. McCaffery nominated Willlam Hanley. Mr. $chmidi nominated Jnllus Zaunder. Mr. Ayars nominated Haery O'Ronrke. Mr, Senne néminated Edward Glcanon, 'The nominatione being closed, an Informal bal. 1ot was had, resulting as follows: Mr. Hanley was declared elected, baving recoiv- ed the myatic eight. votes, A communication was read from Marrs & Miller relative tosinking 'an artesian well at the Insane Arylum, The lrst proposition was on the bnels of $3 pet foot for the firat 1,000 feet, $2,50 for the next 50O foet, and $3 for the sacond GO0, the coun- ty to famnish fneland casing. - o0or, ou the basls of faruishing every- ‘The second thing, lrumld the followin, fl?m-: $:%, 60 &e’r foot fot the first 1,000 fee for the next 500, and 83,50 for the second The tuird 1s sn offer to complete the old well, ‘which I4 betsreen 1, 100 And 1,200 fect deep. They will aink 1t t 1,500 feet for $3 pef foot, oF 1 2, » 000 feat for m.ho‘ farnishing everything, hiey aleo offer to take out the fools which were Tost In the abandoned well, and complete it lo 2,000 ma for the money ihat wonld accrue to Jolm F, Gray &Co., if they completed it. The old proposition of Gray & Co. was aléo read, Noth wera referred to the Jolnt Committes on Public Buillings snd Public Service, - : A communication was read from McNell & Bon, asking that a dock at the foot of Harriron streot bo st aslile for the storing of the Conrt.Homss ntone, and when the stono Is there delivored that it bo so- cepled by the comntr. Roferred. ‘The Cliristinn Women's Dispensary asked an & propriation of $500, and the requicst was referred. ROAN ON TIE COURT-HOUSE MATERIAL, Architect Egan, In obedlence to & resolation of the Board. snbmitted the fallowing docAment, which explains ftself: - - In compliance with the rosalation of your homorabla Toard, Iastructing me fo submit o sistement of thio ‘condttion of the tiaterals now belug dellvered for uic, aud the matertats uscd up. 1o onetriction af the new’ Cool h respect to the maierialn and workman- ‘Tlie matertsls used in this por- the structure are goud aud sound, Defects have Leen found Inthe workmanship, ehletly In the levels sud sifgpment, which 1i6vo been correctod, aud ave heen dily reported aa being corrocicd 1o your Joint Comnmlitee In charxe of the hilding. Secand—With rflreat to the sugeretructare, I cannot ginte that tho eut-atons used tn tha, butliing 14 ia tho 1ull aoceptation of the term, perfect inaterial. It(s well knawn to your hanorabe body thas tie sione I8 Deing quarricd from thie limertane beds At Lemont, and hese luds aro necessarily of the Jager kind found in that district, yarying from three feet to nine Inches Inthicknem. The IArico bads are composed of ane, two, Or three layers of thtuner material cemented tyether {nthe procem uf tuelr zeological format consequently, stricily uniform iiesscs ‘of stone, Jiks tug kranites anu tho' better deseriptiond of saud stane. The result Is, that & very docide: 3 fanibitog the succtaive formistion af tiio severst Iayers wiich_compose _the maw of beds, fs * slwaya “inore or lew 9d; upon & minute eamiuation of Ted audses n tie Court-louse, et sauma on incs of thelr aminAlions, patily owing to the de Love reterred %0 n the natursi for NERLITS GWINg 10 1o el apparent; and e na dos s namber of on of Uie stane, aud {n Rreat of Iast winler's troat aci- g upon e natural seam. nlto ohserve some of the stones exhiblt Aine vertical scaine across the laminations, tn a fow in. ced thiowo Aro ** lrun Jolntd, " and not llkely 10 pesuit P R Injurfously, 1uthe greater number of cascs they are devided * frost cracks.s b 2 ’Ills irkr purtion of the atanes which ara thus do- fective have exhibitrd auch defects under the tniluefica A o the inherent defects hias not been sutticy o0 a1 ltsaif, the stone asaned” in many cases, uch defectlve stones prepared with which o ror ore Are &t bresta fourteen Iargo atoned 8 Al In the balldiug, aud I %, - M:NI!,:]IXWI: ker nut to s Court-liouse wlich au o) sither along (he [[ne of JamiRatton OF verticaly wish (0 state |1 connection with the forequing fact Mesors, Me !Ilh Walker b I!MIII) secepled {hs condemiation of these stonenaad I mure then'ane lustance had aireaily cundemned tham pefora they came under my Itntediato lwepection, uwing Lo 8 kuowiedxe of it thoss defecta of lawa. ‘a5 3 close obscrvatlon o the bt *Thety That © avorat Dtable ooty kT poan oo SIae JOHEcioms I {6 ulativg merlia Bt Nmcstone, i, At granite was ander discussion, £ave your hionoralle body have sin: yerified, evea at this Neveri o Kood bul s intons | thea beco abundsntly riy bago of tho procredi ?llll‘ blo (o conatrus irefully selected Lemnnt ston irg your Lonarable. iuand tiiat no 1 be'spaced'to secure tha ess re- {H{rd=IVIth Teapect to the brick-work and tron-work. The DRk T oAb bt oo ia e mork natcrial and workmanship, & few com un- i portant defecis which ara aluiost tnseparsi rom the nommencement of & llrf! buliding belng discove ered, ‘llld these will be corrected In dus thme. elews, 1 think iag with A num- f Ul (be houma un the kround are. un(l‘nnllunlbly bad, bolng deeply corrudnd with rtust, They hurs beew condemued, and. M. sextan, ihe cotractor, has ordsred mew' “beams with whieh ) Feplece tnem. Owio: brincs of Busarintendent, aad e ligg dutles [nvoiv- ¢d In the Iuception of the uudertaxing claiming iy wholo time, § have not yet been nbla to suuject tless beams ta the provided 1n the specifications, bat o 0 the It au a1/ s 2lto In 1his esso condemned some of the beams velf, Tievitix given my views on the sublect, called for & 410 resaitioi GE Joua onoPeblo. Basy, o prnteh out the dt L’ mnst - be rded L il course, | teata when {ue mmnnfl;hnco 1 aforded The vontracior b wd for I & ion. 1 therefury upan Your bunorable Board tho al scessliy of at oiiceapDointing & thurougi- mipetent Ueuersl Buperintendent, wbo shsl) be Yested ‘with my ows powers (o sccept or rejact aicrisla snd wirkuioebl during my streice (rom the buldlug. and aubject unly tany Ladlvidual control Join siko, of sinivat squal i be uie: 0 ot ilstion (o exvend & ey, awounting siresdy fur' 1his stone, and it 1a surely poiting inure Lor iy lien & dus codslderativa of the bublic Intereste 10 Kuacd in every remsunabio way Sealush the intraduction of Irad stone than which tobii- Juie coutd be taure disaatraus (o Lia futiire builiiag, uth hess inspectors should buregarded slmyly aa con: SHLULIE the WOrkiug * ol " G (e Architect. And shuuid, and 1 trast whil, be” appoluted s your prescut velul leasoll, 1ba late Buperiuteudent sylum, for the position of Qe tendentt aud Mr. skelly, o Lemont, stape-vutigr, rosidion I (de dterrics, (oF the pontion el Cul-stone. 19 Mot 20, T 18ke oceasinn aware Jour hunuruble bady that | nanies sule); ' hAl." nnrrul::‘ llhllld o your Buuorabis M 4 Bougl Lf routse much eanxgerated, sod Lo e uie Lo suatelt (ho grave pulis ficeespunibiiliy whichrevia direcdly Upon wysellanl Sy s g, e e el 20 - 17 Fuu, Arciitect. DISCUIBION, Mr. Fitagerald w-mlu.l the communication sc- cepted and placed on dle, 1. Holdea expresse prisc that the srchltect bad allowed auy defective niaterial 10 bu used, Fitzgecald replicd thas lio was astonished 1o Holden attack the archifect. It bad been haposnble for him to examine il the ftones, aud 1t e Lad examived the, was explaiued in bis n'lq;:::l 1t would have been fmpossldlo to detect the 7 ¢ The report was finally referrad to the Dullding Commiitee, witnout Bgan even betng tendered 3 Yote of thebks, COUNTY AGEXT'S REPORY, ‘The County Agent's quarterly report ‘was sabe mitted and referrod. 1t ehowad bt the number of Iswilies slded durlug the quarter bad boe West Divialon, 4,350;" North_Division. 1,404} ion, tal, 7,288, Tho nem- aper lus caved bad bues 45, T P b T T 3 bred J i ineal 1, 3 shoes, $4,700; wood, $1. 604,50 col, m‘.u!..“u“ tranaportation, §2, Y lodrwm 311 w cincs, $40; grlnfln‘ and stalion $550. s, $5,243; repalta, 416 Bbardwas $52.00." Tolal, $92, 86748, Weterced. COMNIITER BEPOUTS, The Finsnce Comittee reported in favor of ap- propriating $300 toward erecting s depot building sdjacent Lo the lefurts School grounde. Adopted. ‘fue Commities vn lioads kad Liridges roported 1o favor of spproprisiing & sus Lot G0 €xceed articles 314,498, 43,000 for Town of Lyons. Adopted. The Commiitee on Publla Charitles reported ln favor 0f eeliing the cows on fhe County Farm, on the groand that 1t wonld be, cheaper o buy the milk there heed than to keep the cows, The re- PortJed to an_aniniated discussion. And was fnally ioat eight of in the midst of s multitude of motions, TLARMS) EXTRA ‘The usual nnmber of hille were then read and referred, when Mr, Schmudt called np the matier of ilatme’ extran, and tmoved that he bo alidwed 152,301, 37, or $12, 000 more than the Comunitee of Athitrators—Architects Egan and Disonibad 8ald He was entitled to, McCaffroy secondink the motlon, In snpportof his motlon Me. Selimidg dleplayed more than ordinary intereatin Harma €lim, whieh Is saging a great deal, Ile took the position that Harmi a mach-aboed ‘man, and advantage had zht (0 ba taken of him bo- canne he was mer, cic. AMe. Fitrgerald opposed the motion In a vigorous Epeech, In which ho reviewed the situstion at some length. and sald the attempt togive llarms $12.000 more than "the architeets had ealid he was entitled 1o was dowmright robbery. 1ie had come ihto the Board believing that Ilarms had & contract with the county for the Conrt-llonse foundations, and he had never heard of the contract being annalled, hence he'would_not fara moraent think of going ontalde of it. While he wanted to do Justice to Harms, he aleo wanted o do jutice 10 the Fnh- lic, and certainly he could not vote Away the pub- lic's money g had been proposed. -The archilects had sald that ha was entitled to but $141,640.83, One of these architocts had been hired oy fiarme, while the contract, which WAs In _exlstence, made Mr. Hpan the sole arbilrator in snch disputes, snd Whilo the County Attorne: that ~ the contrct Ty sl maid was still binding and in fnll force. 1ie wasio (svor of allowing Ilarms what Egan sald he was entitled fo. 8112001 —and oo more, and named (uat amonnt as n subsiltitte for Sehmldt'e fzures, Mr. lloffmann was i favor of allowing Harme what the two architects said he was entitled to, 141,610, 5 —and mada A senaiblo speech In aupe tt of 1] jon. Pt Dradicy sctomied the motion of Me. HoZ- mlnnfi and snggested as_an amcendinent to his mo- tion that Harms be patd $141. (140,85, less £, 010, the amount of the claim of MqNelll £ Son for ners fecting the levcls and lines of 1larma’ work, ete. Mr. lloOmann accepted the amondment, and sald that he did 1L almply o secure the paymentof the elaim of M ur‘ He did not andertake to say that [iarma shonld [rlyl ik ceriainly the monoy shonid not come ont of the County Treasury, and the county wonid be made eccnre by holding the amonnt of the clatm nnill anch time as the dispute as settled 88 Lo whero the money should come from. Mr. Behmldt was opposed to Harma paylng for ;pnmflm up, et The errors :rr!x'.'m- wero Egan's fault, aud Kgan ouzhit to pay for the aamo, Pgor Marms had bofin mfi-wm Iy Eran, and had been twisted down constantly. 1f was ontrageonn 10 treat a contractor as he had been treatod, and he Joped that Egan would be miada to pay for correct- ng the levels, r. Benne thonght there wns a dispasition In somne quarters to treat e gnblle agreat deal worse than it was possible to treal Harme, 1io had hea: the whola tnatter thlked over time and again, and n, had come 10 the conclusion that, if linrms vras paid what the architects had said he ought to Le pald, he would have made enough out of the job. ile ll:r&uw very little of tho actual worth of "tho worl one, bit was entirely willing to trnat that 1o the hands of tho architects, cte. #ald ho wonld not vote for the R"lnfi ny more than the architects had sal hat he was entitied to. Lo had curmln:‘y done & great deal of extra work, and he would yote for inying bim what was tleht, without repard to what lhn presa might say oz whatthe public might think. Mr. Carroll believed that 1iarms was the worst abnsed mon in Cook cmmtz, and for one he was in favor of giving him all he aaked, 1lc wass de. aerviog, honest man, aod he did not cara what the architccta might say, e would vota to give him every cent thathe asked. After some further dlscnssion, the motlon of Mr. Hoffmann was put and lost by the foliowing vote, Schmidt nnnnnnelnr before tho vote was taken that it would be uscless to vato on it, for, it it was sdopted, lial would not accept ft: g Jrascliadion, Cleary, Hotmann, Lenzen, MeCaf- 5 , Holden~ MiyscAyats, Garrall, Conly, Guanther, Bohmid, Sénne—o. 5 Mr, Fitzgerald's substitate for Schm!dt's motion wan then pat, and lost Ly tha following vote?: Yrar—Ayars, Fitzgerald, Sean, Holden—a, Niaya—Bradicy, Cerroll, Cleary, Conly, (uenther, Tioftwann, Lenzen, McCaltrey, S(tlioy, Schmidi—i0, ‘The original motion of Mr, Schmidt, proposl to give Hiarma 812,000 more than he was entltles to,” which could nol fail to remind one of ihe $12,000 about which so much was said when the contract was awarded, was then pat and lost by the follawing significant vote: sae—Carroll, McCaflray, Schmldt—3. 3 VRt Braier: Cleary, Gorly, Fitsgerstd, et o, Lonsea, Satloy, Séaney Jioran As soon aa the vote was annonnced Mr. Fitz- gersid moved to adjourn, bot McCafroy was op- Pv»td to the motlon, and desired the liazms mate or settled one way or another, ‘The motion to lflfflnm wan lost, whercapon Mr, Ayars moved tuat llarima be allowed $147,470, tha lall;eslteknu £y 'I:‘lm I;nlween lhuar&h"ufld' estimates anil Egan's original recommendation, | .\ll.i‘ll:Clluy moved to aliow $141,040.85, leas $7ub, the cost of tearing down and rebnliding two plers of tha fonndation, but he did not euc- ceed in getting & second, A lengthy wrangle then ensued, made np of all manner of motions, but fnsily il the votes taken were reconabiered, when Mr. Conly renewed the motion of Mr. Hoffmann, to sllow $141,040.85, less 313,841, 02,—the coat of leveling up founda- tlons,—and the motion prevalled as follows: Jea-Dradloy, Carroll, Gears, Conly, Hoftmaas, Lenen, McCamtréy, Mutloy, Holioh—8, Vays—Ayars FiiERerals, Guonthor, Behmidh, Boone The Board then adjourned for one week. EXPLANATOKY, The effort to give Jarwe $12,000 more than he ‘was entitled to was a deepcrate ona, but, hnnnlly, unsuccasaful, « 1le contracted to do the work for $84,000, but afterward the " plans were chanied and ho was ordered 10 go forward and do the wurk, 1ie was pald 884,000 under his contract from time totime, and llllmnqucnll{ sllowed by Mr. Egan **oxtrag to the awouni of §8,000, which waa pald. Under tho action of the Ionrd 8hove he ls then entitied to the difference betweon 92,000 and the amount allowed him,~noarly 50,000, | How much of this will como to bin nowever, '\f any, femalna to e acen. 1n_the Ara place, the County Treasurar maytake the wame view of his claim and the actton of the loard In the matter an he has of elmilar clalma. The statules make 1t obll, llnrrunhhn(n *‘oxamine thorecords* of the Bonrd, and tu refuse to vay the orders of lhe Toard unless tho ** records™ appear to justily thelr ismance, 1f he should Jook up Ilaruis' contract, he might be puzzled to ves anythinz in it to juatify ¢ payniens to him of $50,000. Hut, aside from this view of the case, and on the supposition that tho Treasurer will nol taku a look at_the records, bat will cath tho order whon nresented, there 1a another contingency lisle to arlso to-day, It s known it larmi has hut one-third ‘interest in bis ciaim, and ho and his friends need not be artonished to find in the courta & muvement to enjuln tho Tressurer from paying bim nn;lhlnn. aud also to hear of & motion beinie made for the appointment of a Receiver, The papers in both cases have been f"mm‘ several 1f not imonthe, and, 1f llarins does not guaranteo his pariner in advance of hin atiempting to druw thu money that the same will be properly divided, the troublo Indicated s sure to follow, In fact, the llarois malter may bo said to have otten out of the Hoard into the courte, and if it s thoroughly ventil thers the public Interest willnot be made to AMUSEMENTS. MARY ANDERSON AS JULIET. ‘The reappeatance of Miss Anderson afier an abe sence of some monthsis no doubl a welcome event o the theatre-guers of Chicago, The cholcs of play Jast night was perhaps unfortunste, **Ro. meo and Juliet " has been often done hers this scason, and Misa Anderson hae not the exouse for repeatlng [t that b f the beet piece in ber repers tory, Hlio s ed Incficlency inthe 1y an incapacity to deal Dba: bhe " apeakn througliout Homeo wilh the calmuces of &, ‘!hl(uwphrr dle- cussing some jdea, In banished sceas, a8 during her viust, she becowmva genulue and earucst, an thencefarward gives a ssiisfuctory p tlo, The per’l"lfl:‘llnrl t e arouse enlbus perfect art, ment upon his ey efforts this same part, and Mre, Htoneall's Nurse wa patisfac- tory. The other parts weotu Indifferently taken. T ht *¢The Lady of Lyona' will be presented. M nderson has nover persunated Jauiing in i'hln‘cu{‘ but 1n Ban Francisco il was ustoenicd ber ol path, TAVERLY'S, The second week of the O scas0m opened with ¢* La Jullo Parfumeas: role amouute tovery hittle musically, bus gives an opportunity for & good deal 5, which (he Oates people impr lesl extout, The pnn. cipal minbers—the Young Cavaller, Bruscambilla, Lud Sparkliog Motetle sungs—wers " well renlered: botb fu melody dawh, -~ To-night, **The Pria-, ceas of Trobizond, e e— e BUILDING IN. BLOOMINGTON. &pectal Dispatch 10 The Tridbune. Broomineron, [, April 23.—A carsful ine quiry among the coutractors and bullders of Bloowington shows that more work will be fur- nished to mechanics than last year, or, indeed, scversl years bofore. It s truc that uot so wany business buildings are to be built as usual a perhaps pot sbove the average of dwelliugs, but the spirit. of fiprovement and repair scems to bave Fom.-uhm of the city snd county. Carpeuters, plasterers, brick-Iasars, aul otler srtlzans are reveiving cucoursging fuformation [frow usrtcrs. Now feoves, ucw sidewalks, new porches at oty resideuce and farm bomestead are contemplated, aud wauy of these lmgmvemenu already begun, Bloomington openly boasts of the number yud beauty of the plate-glass fronts in ber business houses, and challcuges the towns of ber siza throuchout the Unioa to name one that equals orF exveld bier do this respect. In this decoratlon more s belng doue this year than ever. Wages rewala about as last your. With good crops o cadon of prospenty for the worl classcs ereabouts s guarautecd. ke the conttructlon of a bridge in the' o] TIE COUNOIL. bupf. Buckley Wants to Have His Case Investigated. Hildreth Finally Disposed Of--Tully @iven a Seat from the Fifth Ward, " .. Riordan Wants to Get In-+>The Hide Tne speciore==Miscellaneons Business. The Council held a regular meeting yesterday afternoon, Ald, Aldrich presiding. The Snperintendent of Police submlited his quarterly report, ao abstract of which appeared In Sunday's Tnizuxe. 1t was referred to tho Come mities on Police. . THR FIRR MARSIAL alio presented his qnatterly report, which was re- terred to the Committes on Fire and Water. From hisreport {4 sppeas {hat'the quarterly expenses were $109,522.57..- There - were 108 fires and thirtg-four false alarms, on which the es- timated lom was 852,846 and the In- suranca $2,305,823. The valus of the property Imwedistely Involved wae $3,480,300, Ont of this whole numiber of fires, 105 wera confined to . the bulldings in shich they originated, two cx- tended tos second building, and one was not ex- tinguished until {t had Involved threo bulldings, The Firs Marahal warmly recommcnded in this report tha doptlon of some safe means for reach- ing the raofs of the highest bulldings. Of theso somo were 100 feet high, while the longest ladder in the Department was only elghty-four fect long. A communication was recelved fram the Hoard of Edncatlon, inclosing a resolution adopted at the last meeting requesting the Council to lease to the Board for school purposes the West-Side water- tank-lot at & nominal rental;"and to procéed to the ercction of a school-bullding, to be ready for occn- pation at thd beginning of the coming sehool- year. The commuuication was reforred to the Committee on Schoola, v 3 THB SEVENTI WARD. A communication was recelved from P, Riordan, fn which he gave notice of a conteat un hig pact for the Aldermanic seat of the Soventh Ward, Tne communication was referred-to tho Comitites on tho Judicinry, Tuo petitioncr procesds therein 10 uet forth al sdme lenuth hin clalm to'bolng elect- el a1 Alderman from that ward, principals Yy for the following reasons:' “That of the votes . cast - for J. 1L, Hlldreth . 100 wera llicgal, the voters beiug non-residents In the ward; that Afty were cast by minors and others who were not qualified to vole) that 200 of the votes cast wera lllegal, because those who cast them had already voted ‘once or_mora than onco at sald election; and, lastly, that 100 legal votes cast for the patitloner were fiot connted, -Undor all the circumatances, lis clatmed to have received the mn- Jority of the lepsi vules cast, and aaked tho Coun- il to declarc hlin elected. ‘The Council passed an order requesting tho Cor. poration Counerl to furnish Instructions as to the motlud of proceeding In lection cohiests. Ald. Whito offereu a resolution thaiking the Floance Committce and the Mayor for thels etforts in originating and careying into effcot thy sconom- ical meaaures of the past year. The resolution was adonted unanimously, B ‘The Connell then proceeded to DECLARE TUR RESULTS of the late city election. Tho Clerk havid, nounced the number uf votes annonnced for roe lleath and Peery 11, Smith, * Ald. Ityan moved to decinre Monroo Heath ehect- ed Mayor, The mation was carried. Inaliko mauner C. N, Larrabee was declared glected city Troymror, Tt 8. Tuthlll, City Attor- ney, and Caspar Buts,'City Clork. When the Council reached the returns from the Fifth Ward, . Ald. Throop, Chalrmsn of the Specinl Committes appointed Lo examina the retuens from this ward, renorted that the whole numberof voles cast for Alderman was i, 772: that outof this nunbor John D. Tully had received 1,31, and David Dunna 1,230-a majority for Tully ot 3. The returns aloo showeu that 1,100 votes had ‘boen cast for Leddy, while 104 wereecattering. The Committes thercfore recomntended that John D, Tally be do. v‘::urredn elected as the Alderman from the Fifth Yard. ane o Ald. Bomers made a lon :warlnn'rlhn rece ommendotion, which was carrled, Mr. Tully was therofore declnred elected, When the Council reached the matter of the election in the Seventh Ward, Ald, Gllbert stated that, according to Sec, 57 of the Chatter, the Coun~ cilwas bound to examine and canvass the rotarns In orler to got e matier boforo tho vouy. Whethor they declared Hildreth elcéted was a aub- scquent conslderation. 1o was In doubt as to ‘whether they wére bound to deciere him elected. ‘There waa some discusslon on this point, when Ald. Dullara offered o resolutian Atating th Tildreth anpeared 1o have reccived & plaral tho votes for Aldesman In the Sovanth “Ward, ana a2 sald §ifldreth waa convicted of malfearance ln ofiice, hie be duclared Incligible to” the offce of Alderman from tho Suventh Ward, The resolutian ws 1ars, and, as & good the propricty of passing It befure tho returns of the ward wore actuslly declared, aul as the present form of the resuluilon did not seom to meet gen- ezal favor, 1t wasdeclded tolay 1t ovorlomporarily, ORGR VON HOLLEN. * * Tha Councll then proceeded to daclare the resnlts of tho election In the romalning wards, When this Isbor had been concluded, Al McCrea, Chalrman of the Pinance Commit. tee, made & report recommonding the employmont of Luonard Swott an speclal counsel in, the sult againat Ueorge Vou Hollon's bondsmen, ‘Ald, Mc- Crea stated that the =ery best talent had been sccured un e other sida to conduct the case for the bondsmen, aud Mayor [icath and the Flnsnce Committes had coms Lo the conclnnion that It was necensary, as well as really aconomlical, to employ r, Bwetl, provided it could bs donoe on equitabls torins, "Tha proposition was-at first combatted by Ald. Lawler, who was quite severo on the Law Depart. ment, which, he declared, waa vald enough to take carc of all the ell{‘- eyal matters, Ho afterwards tacked about, suying that, since the publicativn of a certaln arifcln In & cortain paper on Bunday lnst, he had resolved to herouftor vote in favor of “econe omy. He alao remarked that it had boon reproe sented to hiniby Ald, McCrea and Gity-Attorney ‘Tuthill that this was really in tho interest of econ- wy. ‘The report was then concurred In, CAPT, BUCKLET, Ald. Gitbert aubmilited the following: To the flon. Mo ans Auiermen i M. G CM~ 820, the city on the police alinan, rouudsman, 17 and by Al of G Cwelva P eapac 3 Rava served ander Mr. Hlcke b far nel uave nover hefore beew charied with dere cilon of duty. 1 kaow [ ‘nuxlecte r {ailud 10 the divcharxe he neces ity vt com) urce, |, a8 un old and faithfal ofcel Teepectfully ask your Honoravle body 1o causs tu appointed & commitcee (o’ Investgate ooy charges that SRl i ey T i S b af 5 ) g . e Cibiatn Gommanding First FTscinct. Cir10aa0, Apris 2k 1877 The communication was referred to the Commits tec on Pollce of the new Coancll. - MILDRETH, Ald, Dallard then fotroduccd his smended reso. lation In the Lildreth matter. g Eome discueaiun ensued, the amended rescintlon wan temporarily wilhdrawn, and, ou wiotion of Ald, Throop, the Clerk announced the result of Ahis eloction returns in the Seveuth Ward. . Balland theu renewed his resolution, which,. a8 finally amendad, was sa followss WEREAY, JLAppears from & cpay af the retn; af e o b o the Reventn S YARTRer | eomce o Aldermun st x. clection held un the 3d dnyof April, . 1 1677, tLat Jawea H. “i“lllxl rill'fll plurality ul the votes cast {n aald ward for Alderiian; snd Wuzugas, It furtber t:llfll" trum thl repurt of the {l\l fclary Comuiltica of Lthis Council that sald James 1. {ildrei} wua, prior 10 said election, convicted in the Distrjet Us fl‘l { the United btates for tho Norihera plda of 1luots of malfeasance tn affce; theretores ‘Resolred. That nald James L. lilldretl, by reasan of such convictun, fs, and (s figreby declired 1o De, In- elfiible o huld ald Dalse of Alderman for tha Sevent| d ot fhe City of Chl ud thiat Be be 20t eatitle {0 seat in the City Counc! ‘The resolution, 10 the sbove shape, wis passed by & vole of 17 10 4,—Ald. O'Brien, Lawler, White, aud ttyau voling Ia the negative, ‘The'Finance Committee. made & seport recome mending the reduction of the Cily Sealec's fee: perceut. Action duferred until next meeting, MISCHLLANEOUS, Ald, Throop sabmitted an order providing for the lustallation of the Incoming olicers at the uext inauting. and roquesting their atieudance st that tlate, Fhe order was passcd. "T'he ordinance providiog for the office of & Hide Inspecior wassgain Drought op, and this time fus fricnds succreded in puttlug it thsough. Ald. Gilbert ollered a reaclution calling for & special election for Alderwsn In the Seventh Ward he 28t dayof May, 1twas ruled out of Qrds “The ordinsnce for the new atreet-rallway on Bouth lialstcd streot from Archer avenne to Thirty. nioth street was called ©p by Ald, Sommer, but failed 1o pa ‘The Council then adjourned. .. THE MILLERS, 81, Lous, April 23.—George Bain, Prestdent of the Miliers® Natlonal Assoclation, has called the Fourth Annual Convention of that Assocla- Slon tfim beld in Buffalo, N. Y., commencing une SUICIDE, Apecial Dispatch i0 Ths Tribuna, FoND DU Lac, Wis., April 23.—Heury Bishop, & resident of Brandon, in this county, shot hime solf Saturday ulght. 0 cause of the sulcide 13 unknown bere, Spectal Dispaich 4o The Tribune. Wauzzoax, [L, April 23.—lu the Town of Autloch, this county, ou Saturdsy last, o youug r 0 man 23 years of age, named Robert Caggbell, ‘was fotind dead hanging to = rope atiaciV toa ridge-pole in tho barn on the farm upon which he was wosking. The unfortunate young man, betore swinging from the beam, abot himsel} in the right temple, the pistol tsed belog found upon the barn floor near by. rather lengthy Jetter written by him A short time hefore waa found in hia trunk, in which he stated that he sought everything to give him relief, but could find nothing. fle referred to his paronts, brother, and sister in a feeling manner, In referring to the rash act, he only hat his cousin was the cause.”” The Coroner’s jury impancled by Justion Elliots found nothing to corroborata the statements contained In the Ietter, and from the best infor- mation obtalned no fll-feciing existed botween him and his cousin, It was evidently caused by temporsry losanity. i \THE UPHEAVAL. ° Capt. Sam Ellis' Also Gets His Notice to Quit. Bergts, 0'Donnell and Beavey to Have the Vacant Captaincies. Why tho Mayor Found It Adrisable to + , Make the Changes. ‘The greal And unnecessaty spinrge made abont the rumored changes in the Polica Depariment was bromght to a sudden end late yesterday afternoon, by the emanation of four suspicious-looking docus ments from Sapt, Itlckey's private office, addresred tespectively to Capt. Ducklcy, Armory; Capt, Sam Elils, West Madison Strect Statlon; Bergt. John Dyrne, Armory; and Serct. Fitapatrlok, West Tivelfth Strect Station. The letters readas fols lowa: “ w8 beat 1 ot Thu R TS SRt T i eflee naw held by yon, yoar resignation ta' hereby re. quiested on or belare Tuesday, April 2f, 1877, atD o'ciock a. m. - - M, C. [ICKEY, Ucn, Bapt. Folfce, It ¢an hardly be sald that therocelpt of the above' note was a surprise to any, allhough nono expected tha ax to fall baforo tha 1at of May, ScveralSer- geants who will be surprlscd at not recelving stmi- 1ar missives may hold thomaelves in readiness, for tho weeding out has only begun, and tlat, too, in avery mild quantity, " . TORIR BUCCEsSONS : atfe already upon the elate, of course, and from & vory reliablo authority are as follows: Capt. Duck- fey will bo snccecded by Sergt, Simon O'Donnoll, for years past In charge of Lhe Weal Twelfth Street Statlon. Ilelsonaof tho most falthtnl and hard- working men In tho Depariment, has been in high favoe with every Adminfatratlon, and, better than A, haa tho complimont of once having rcfused tho position, Commendatlon for him is pot necdedy hols too well known for that. Capt. Ellls will be succecdod Ly Sergt. Valorus A, Seavey, at reaent n charze of the Tweaty-second Strect Eullon. 1l s an Awmerican by birth, Intelligent, abrewd, faithful, and, abuva all, honest, 1ls was appolnted s yesr or #0 ago, atthat time being roundsman &t tho Deering Stecot Statlon, Alter this bie apent & consid erable time as Bergeant un- der Capt, Ellia, 80 that he comcs to hisnew dis- trict with no little experlence as to it character and coniponout elements, He will_undoubtedly mako & first-class Captatn, Sorgl, Byrne will bo | succeeded by Thoinas Bell, st present roundsinan in the Twenty-second Hireet District. Beavey's offict, os in charge of statfon, will ' devolvoe upon Willlam IL Catberfy, 8t prosent roundsman in the Desring ‘Strest District, Sergte. O'Donnalt and Vlll.[m‘flfik'! places ot West ‘Pwellth steect will bo fillod by Michael C. Callaghan, who was apooitited Bergeant {n ltehm's administration, and noon After romaved ocanss e proved tuo felontless a porace cutor of bunko-ropors, gamiblers, and other vermin inthe West Division, Bluyorlicllh hias had him in hia private employ for months past, and is tharoughly satisSed that ho was wrungfully re- moved. ‘Thercfore, & faie show ia given him Lhis lmo. Thero ara to be other appointments to Bergeantships, the Appropriation praviding for two in addition (o the numuber naw on the force. but how svon the wpnlntmenu will be mado cannot at presant be said, Thera ate alvo to be il MANY MOIS BEMOVALS among others & general uphoaval In the Ia street squad, 8 sqnad of polica who neither per« |Dnm|l( nor by their oficers could locate » xlugle gambling-houte In tho South Divislun when they appeared fn the lliokey trlal, and yet they ate in complete charge of the distnict north of Adama street fromd s, m, ta 7 p, m. The reasons for these removals can be platnly stated in remarkably few words, C wen on the police force, cither from babltual lsesitude or from juduing from the way things went with Elmer Washburn Uecausa he parssouted tha gamblers, have concludod that It pald bedt to leave tho ganmbs )ing gentry alone, even though the Superintondent of police orderad difforently, For ouce they bave discovered thelr muistake, “and yet lhey ace not bnupy, Buckley and dlyrne will rufuse io resgn, the formor placing his_case in the handsaf ihe Councll Committce on Pollce, to \whom he appeal cd yosterday, Hoth denounce lllcke{ in unmeas- ured terms.” Dat it smounts to nothing; the vic- tor's word is always right. 3 CAPT. ELLIN #ayn he has been on the police force twenty-one i”‘“" has only twenty-fuur days' pay, and has ve Jittla children to take care of, and doean't pro- a0 to step down and our, uniess " he his dlsmissal. ** For e" s too indenite to hls not conaclons of having shown hime sell to be incompotent, ar haviug done snything o warrant & request for hla reaiguation, The notui- cation took him by surprise, nad he intenda to see the Mayor this mornlng, Wero ho to resign, In the absonce of any reason, his friends, he tiiinks, would look upon bis leaving as evidence of some- thing wrong, and he dues not wish (o farfelt thele ool opinkon. Should Lo fal] Lo get radress froin §iiyor doaty ho witl doubilexs apply o tho Council for au Investigution, as Capt. Buckley has done. capt, Buckley has nof yct sent in his resigna. tion, Bupt, Hickey sald yestordsy that itufdn't make sny differeuce whetlier bo did or not; ha had auty o perform, aud purposed performing it, TIIN OAUSE OF MAYOR HEATH'S SUDDEN DX- TERMINATION 1o have Oapt. Bugkley remoyed {rom the charge of the First Folico Preciact haa boen a source of worr t to a greal miany persons, Thu allegcd as boon that gumbling, varicty-shows, ko-steerlug, and other evils lisve been allowe: to exfet in his and ho has uumlnukv pald hul " )ittle attention 1o them, person would naturally tnquire, ** Why dlanot flickey and tho Mayor know af thesc wonld be that hils oflice & greater part of tho slmilarly eltuated. They abont the sirests and lato tho at night, even If they bud not bad s Lo lamexntablo experlence of an ex. at laat accounts allvoand well, e Chict of Pulice tiad placed thy ealirely under the control of he Captaln ‘thereof, nd held persaually reeponsible for the sirict olmervance of the lawa aud onlinance From time to time thees Captalns, for tcro a; wmore thay one, have becn catled upon Lo report up on the condition of their charges, ‘The laal, aud eriaps the moet elaborate, report mads stated That the entiro city wis freo froms wi Kinds of apen deviliry, and the reporta were belleved, al lcast by nows the reasons sonio porsuns. The Mayor, Lo assure himaalf that | cartain, newspapar storiee fublished sliortiy yr tathe eloction were withoul foundation, bired do special men (paying aoiue of thow out of his pri- vate purse) to look up thie matier aud report 1o lum, It was at easy maiter for theso Lo accept pay from the Mayor sud atlow thewselves 10 een ** by the cvil-doers (o an extent sam. the ba clent to inuare an erroneous report ta the ** Old Man,* as the Mayor of the city 18 ofien called, and w0 his Tlonor was decelvoil for some time. Lut (he true condition of sfaire,—varicty-dives fa full bisat, bunko-games uing o wuder tie very noses al oficers, kambling Mm& ‘:ucuceu, fortye thre: loons open dl! aud olght, policemon [\l uniform driuking over the barsatall timesof uight, d & general looseneas in the furce, —coul ang not rewaln hidden. 1t lesked oul s little, and furthor private inforoation was obtained, ' Une @ Fepartera (bat he Capiains, 'The reorts b n made, and the privated informativn sud the ucwspaper etories avc been corroborated, Thy latier two @id not agree with the fonner ,and a chaote—a sweeping een cousldered pect i meaus what he wmesns. Mo had ot g y and be knaw that he was making no mistakes, —— TELEGRAPHIC NOTES, Nsw Yoak, April 23.—Mr. Fish, late Secye- tary of State, bas declined & reception by the Uunion - Lesgue Club, for the reason that the date of his return to this city from Washington 1s sti)l undecided, and a recent atliction with. raws bim for $he preseut from publiy and fus- tive occasions. Mata, Neb,y April 23.—The steamer Katls Kountze 'passed up this wornibg, River sta. tionary. Bteamer Tatum will probably get away 1 the mornlog, Naw Orurans, La, Aprit 23.—The atesmer E‘. ‘fi:; {‘;:, m\\l;lzbla l‘ v“z‘.ldhumfi‘(“ elfiml‘?nhll-. e el 8Bours 15 pminitea and 15 sconds, o o0 18 Spectal Dispaich f0 The Tribune. Osuzosi, Wis. April Zh—Log prospects are vory dubious. There has been 0o ralo, sud the rivére are tua dr&lor driving. Special Dispatch to Tha Triduns. SrutnovizLy, 11, April 23 —The Journal of Commercse Compsny ol Chleago, capital :fiiuw, was liceused by the Sccretary of State ay. Seectal Dispaich tg The Ty(bung. 3 Eunmwu.l. 1L, April 23, —Ez-8enator o 0 A. Logan Las becn bere for scveral days straightenju up his busiaesa interests, pre- vious, it 15 presuuied, 10 guiog #cross t0o water ou 8 forciga wissiou. RADWAY'S RADWAY'S READY RELIEF Cures the WD!‘B! Painsin From One to Twenty Minntes, NOT ONE HOUR After Roading this Advertissment Need Any Ono Suffer with Pain, RADWAY’S READY 'RELIEF 18 A Gure for Every Pain. It was tho First andis the Only Pain Remedy tnstantly stops the mort excraelating Palns, l"l{‘ mmationt and cures congestions. whether of {na 28, Btomzch, Bowels, Or other glands or organs, by ‘ona spplication, IY FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTS, [0 matter how violent or excruclating the paln, the P R Gt i S AR G Neuralgic, or prostrated with diseasa msy sufler, RADWATS READY RELIEY Afford Instant Ease. Inflammation of the Kfdneys, Inflamms. tion of tho Dladdor, Inflammation of tho Bowels, Mumps, Congestion of tha ‘Lungs, Bore Throat, Dificuls Drenthing, Palpitation of tho Heart, Hyatorion, Croup, Diphtheris, Catarrh, Influonss, Headache, Toothache, Nouralgis, Rheumatiam, Cold Chills, .Ague Chills, Ohilibjains, and Frost Bitos. The sppllcation of the Teady Ttellef ta the partor puiiewiites iha i or dimeuliy & s e R Twenty drops tn balf stumbler of water will, | ew minutes, ¢ore Crampa, I'aing, Bour Stol Teartbnrn, Rlck Hendache, Dlarrhocs, Dysentery, Wind in the Dowels, aud a1l tatornat patns. ravelcr siould alwarncarry s READY RELIEF with them, ‘A few drops In watar wiil [reentsickness or pains from change ot waier, etter than French Brandy or Biters aa a stimuiant, FEVER and AGUE. Agua cured for fifty centa. Therafs not & nt In the world that will eorn fever and other matntions, biilous, srarlot, fyphold, Dragpaia: Rasaia a2 DR. RADWAY’S REGULATING PILLS, Perfectiyvatelens, elegantly conted with aweet gum Diite 17 vastelens, cleaalir conted Tl Amest I3, way's Pilia, lnrlhncunst all iifgorcrs of - lt, ver, llowels, Kidorys, Bladder, Nervous Dis eavds, Tioadache, Conatlpation, Costivencss, Indigcs: o, *Dyapepeta,* Willonsnca, Bilious Fovef, infa; nation of thq JJowels, I lles, and all Derangements of Tl Vheora SPerabion"to Smocioa posiite urcly vegeiable, e gure.. Purtly vegeisble, contalalog g merciry, mis- elotErious UruRs, o0 faorva the rnu:'f"mg symptoms resniting trom Disardera of the Digestive Organe: - - Contitpation, Tnward Files, Fuliness of the Digod [ tha Fead, Acidity of tha Stomach, Nausea, Hoartburn, Lisgunt ot Foo, Fuluchs of Wetkti iy The Slomach fotte Fravtions Rinking oe Fiutierinraln fho it atans Etomacl, Bwimming of tha flead, Hurried snd Dificalt Dreathinie, FIutterinks at the dleart, Choking or Suto: Siluw venaation el in & T ysag Poscure, Blmncaso Viston, Dots or {Webts hotore the sigh! ‘aver and Dall Pl i Wiy e, Toter o i Kyen, 1 § glm;u. 40d Eudden Fisies of Hets Bursivk (o b et A 1ew dotes of RADWAT'S PILLS will treo therm, tem from wli of the above name ceataperbex, Bold by Drugaista, Ovarian Trmor Of Ten Years' Growth Qured by DR, RADWAY'S REMEDIES Ihave hnd i‘"o""'“ Tamor lu tho Ovaries an for Ten Years. 175, = Dn. ftanway: Tosb oedied, | makes thiusicment: un Yll‘rhfl ‘umur in the Uvazicsand 6o AR ALY pecat 14wt ol Fldny'}nnanw woL have lived mue rlendof mitneinduced nie o by liad Tiadw, but taally, {aith fn them, bt dnaly iRt 8z burtivaof ho Resslyent, (wobpicie] 'l o8 0 allef, s RO T O T Ay [ LA N nact 'Ilv-mnrulnlllelof“ln jerolveak two wo hozesnt the Piils, Resolvent, ‘Hefore 168y by ad logs twonty-0¥a Do were gana Doninda. 1 contigued to usa the tiedicius uil) 1 was sure (hst 1 waa eutire ne,_abuut v6 iy cured. | ook the. ti o monthe, snd anring that tine log tugey:Ave panie. 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