Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 7, 1877, Page 2

P4 THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, AUGUST TT 1 an Tr 7 TOV. at ie ares this ense there appears no objection THE PROTECTION. tothe Individual named by reason of hia unft- nese. He 3 not known to the ubjecting parties, The objection ds to any persm upon whom i he Auditor and the Company shonht agree. I Auditor Needles Asks for a Roe | eer eranted that the couict of the a a a und that the yarlance; being na material point, q 10 5 question rettled set, clther, and that RADWAY'Ss 1 TICK ET-SCALPING. waa faint. “Hisellent dealt usually (a ordinary THE COUNCIL. dught to be de ked upon vefore we adjourn. tel ood for one pass: and” just ns soon All, Rawleieh—I believe $200,000 was appro- r e buil! 7 u ‘ i eins ih oil inibiee | Ation RéoutIneraasngthe Police | aieteemremnr ent From the Hon. Thurlow Weed Trude declared ‘that ft wae customary on Ald. White—I understand the Mayor has Trial of Mulford for Wlegally Buy- : . INDORSING F i rood f: 2 ing and Selling Railroad Js te allow any person to ride on these ‘ Force Deferred. gone upto Waukesha fo cet it. [Lanugnter, ceiver for the: Company. pear T anni presume that the Auditor or tks Ba emiteor var tiketa witout ong py ts llbert's motion wis ipa a Dr, RADWAY'SR, R, B, REMEDIES employe have done wrong. I would much pre- ij : into the question as te wether he was the per- yA vote ® a fi t s i ct sted well known son pated on the ct The Riots to Be Investigated---Who | tecessary to pass the motion, After Using Them for Sererat Years, No Resistance Is Made, and Mr. | fer that some one had been select wg resident "The Court said that, astho ticket read Charles ce rues The Councid then ad The Testimony for Both Sides} gmith, no one else’ was entitled to travel Controls the Military-*-Tho Milk 4, 1877.—Drar Fin: Waving for pep. LE. D. Cooke Is Appolnted. of a fixed reputation; one whoin everybody eed your medicines, doustingly at encing thele eiica} snow to be 7 but most of the upon it. Ordinnncce oy nn th win daly , A come . nin s naterial aud reviewed the The pills ary resorted toasntion ax orendtnn ee pinion of the Attorney-General Bo- a Taeatet ne amt as no objection f4 made case at some tength. He clafmed that Mulford, What He Itan to Say Abont the Financial | and miwars with the desired effec i ie" than tt fe ‘ Almont relict.” Truly yore! garding the Wager Policies. to him personally ds unfit, I sail feol obliged’ having no. authorization from. the Chicago & | No Recess to Bo Taken—Prosent Status | t'tank of the Mtepublican Matformaa Lite | cauuot im better deacri to appoint him. The Judge Called On to Decide ns to aon wallenad had no right to aell tickets over of the City-Hall Question, tlo of the True Inwardness of the Commits ~— Mr. Cooke's bonds were fixed by the Court at toe on Resolutions, THURLOW Weer " ready. ality of the dndce Farwell thoucht that an finportant Cinctanatt Commeretat, Aug. 4 Mr. Westover Expresses Hts Diss rate Fev at they ce Tere eaten fhe vont ty polnt was whether Thompson had, a right to Arecnlar meeting of the City Council waa ah, yerterday'e Cu nmerclat appeared an ox : Joma 'e h (lately caused mina- =: ride on the ticket, or was simply allowed to lo } held last evening, Ald. Cooke preakling. ef ‘0 1c veland Leaver youching_ 14 Ee. Ev. ER. Honors Tint segea Comprom|ee febfortt tre ature of the, Protection Life in soon suflerance or by permission of the con- Re Si Breaking. the accuracy of @ statement telegraphed THs ce Company, and that the results of said Tt wos atated in Tue TES of Seslerday examination ner tat the eal Company matt that a bill was to bo fied to appoint a Receiver | he enjoined and put in the hands of a Recelver. for the Protection Life-Insurance Company, | And further, the petitioner: scts forth that and that (twas tnderatood that the Company | “from, such examination he {8 of the opinion that. the condition of sald Company is euch as. would not reels} theapplication. ALS o'clock | UO "tonder ita further continuance in businces yesterday afterfoon a bill waa Gled In the Cir- | hazardous to the Insured therein, and that said cuit Court by Auditor Needles against the Pro- Company has Jailed. bp eonely wri Le rules, tection, setting forth that the Company had | restrictions, and conditions provided by law, anc forteited ite charter by issulng wager policies, | Nas excerded Its corporate powers.” SHC. Tiraune a bas i An evening sceston of the Criminal Court was | ‘luctor. BCAA A: MUEYORD, The Health Commissioner, to whom was re- Renublican ‘Conve undo ie ots ' H hold last night by Judgo Farwell, the case at | ato described Mimecif af a “raitroad ticket | ferred the recently-lefested milk otdinance, | Senator Matthews had presenta to the Came bar being that of Edward A, Mulford, charced | broker," said that he had anotilee at No. 7% | with the request that he prepare another, sub- | mitte on Platform au astonishing array of (hat with the Megal purchase and sale of raflruad | Clark street, and had been four years in busl- | mitted eae Bblnsnes wilich retains all } ¢lat resolutions. | A reporter for the Commercial | Citkes tho Worst Patnn in from Oncto tickets, Mr, A. 8. Teude appeared for the pros- seas asa ticket, roles eciletel ye ailere ae the material contained in tho old one except the called usa Senate 3 Bee ene after Twenty Minuter, c ci bi - : . 3 Azud eoutton, the Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Hall- | Pony OTT Gite the law was pasred there | clauee probibiting the sale of milk from cows | its feliow-lepublicans, recently mthered at | TOT ONE EXOUR road, and Mr, J. J. Herrick ‘for tho defense. | wore alx firms of ticket brokers in Chicago, and | kept {t distillery yards and fed on distillery | Cleveland, when Mr. Matthews aaid: A Fiab deuatta Ublaglecniem@al Nerdarehine 3 Not more than a dozen persons fn all were } on the average two in every large city. His | stops, The revised ordinance was passed with- | Ihave read In this morning's Commercial an ex~ | fra pi. RADWAYS MENDY eer Re 1S ACUI present. firm, that of Mulford’ & | Mackenzie, | out a dissenting volce. tract from the Cleveland 2. ‘ 0. Ei ear, purporting to | FOR EVERY PAIN, It wae the drat, aud ts . K place at an nfortnal caucus heldon ‘The bill further asks that tho Company be 40. HERRICK had’ five offices’ Ho | explained — the INVESTIGATING THR RIOTS. ulate what Louk piace ae ait infor inal cacy . ° and praying an Injunction against the Com- | summoned to answers that they be enjoined modus operandt . of hls business | Ata, Daly offered the following: on sina wit Mia cortain prop pany’s transacting further business, and the ap- | from furthicr busiuess; and that @ Hecelver bo | 24 from tho statutes governing tho sale Of | tote that travelers, by taking ndvantaye of Daly offered iB Sitlonin teteredve to thesiiver question imeonace: | LLDG Only Pain Remedy railroad tickets, Ie then read the indictments, | competing Ines and purchasing through ticketa Wuheneras, Asa matter of public benefit, itis the | Tuesday ofteruounat Cleveland preceding the recent, f dnty of this Council to investigate the extent, | ton with the resumption question, which ie de- tons the mort tat which Included four counts almost identical in | could effect a saving. Fur Instauee, 9 mau | nature, ancondition of the recent riots and dis: | scribed in that estract as coustoting af tun faltowe | Riaeneneney, ton ence Conmetione iene arn character, These set forth that the defendant, | coming froin New York to Chicago trould buy a | turtances in this city, and 5 ing formula: Firat, postponement of the date of ree | Lunas, stunisch, Dowels, or other glads, or orgauaiy | Mulford, did in Jane tast sell to one Thompson | through tlekct to St. Louis for Ilis ticket, Whereas, Lt in claimed that during the progress | ruimptiug; eecontl, remonetization of silver, and | 28¢ applicatiog hieagd alone would cost $20, By purchasing | of the recent riote a question of" authority to con- | its culuaye without restriction; third, the vatab- : : ESTY MIS for $11 a rafiroad ticket entitling im to travel | £9 Chleute slone woultcuss SO. Py Dar aan | Pat the movemente and dlaribution of the salle | Khmentor the xescniack uaa permenctyecttog: | qc FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINETES, over the Chicago, Alton & St. Louls Railroad, | to gt. Louis for which witncas would pay | ¥96 tAlsed between hie Monge the Mayor andthe | cy; fourth, the payment of customs duties in Rutter fentgnt pe crermeiating the ain, the he not being an authorized agent of the rall- | hin $7. This coupon would be sold toa trav- Deceral in Fommusnd of Shc muriee AN atlan at Pe Sol easier ip thee eet rart oy Seuralgte, or prossrated with discase may suffer, OY ad. Speaking on. the motion to quash | eler from Chicago to St. Louls for $3, so that . Miauid terednrte, Ne ea ‘ * Toad. Bpea M I ed TRE the fy and | the city in care the militia should be needed fn the pazable in greenbicks {9 astounding, com. 9 Y the indictment Mr. Merrick argued | tho orizinal purcharer saved €2, the lust $1, and | future to know wiv haa tho authority and powet | [ng froma ‘gentleman ; generally vunerstoud RADWAY’S READY RELLER the statute that erery azent suid nave weer | uilce averaged €5,0W0 pur sear Uuring the lat, | Soca eueseee guancmem es im tne ely when called | fo, revreecnt the, Admintsteaton, of easident : y ver= | olllce e ont by ayo ence jov- | Hayenand the Secreta easury an the ore tlleate from every road over which he sold tlek- | four years.” The business origiuated about ten | ernor: sherefure 3 subject of the finances.” No une knows better WILL AFFORD INSTANT EASE. eta. One could goto the office of the Chicazo, | years aro, and was still growing, in spite of tho Resolved, Thats apectal committee be apo luted than the editor or the Cleveland Leader, who wrote | Inflammation of the Kidnoys, potntment of a Recefver. appobited: totake charge of the real vatute and E. B. Sherman appeared. for the Auditor, L. | © an tewine'ta the F. Bisbee for the Company, Leonard Swett for Cantor De eroeeutpahenilt: buat the policy-holder, O'Donohoe, the relator in the | on tho rather Interesting subject of wagering quo warranto proceedings against the san policies: . Westover for certain of the State or Iutisots, Atronsey-GEeenal's Ore pani ml Georea Fearenee yee, Srmiwarigin, dulg in, 447e. Me Hon, 7. B, Needles, Auditor of Publie Accounta—Dran Mr. Sherman—May (t please the Court, 1 | sin: Your letter of (he kth wit. was daly received, have a petition to present, in the nanie of the | inclosing extracts from the repurt of the jiseminee ; no | Mi teference to the Ohio ‘Trust Axtociations con Auditor, against the Protection Life-(nsurance | ected with the Protection Life-Ineurance Com Company. The petition charges that, at a re- | panyof Chicago, stating the manner of transact- cent perlod, the Auditor caused an examination ang business with nafd associations, 5 Alton & St. Loute ftuilrond and purchase tickets | Inw passed two years ago, His’ firm hod patd | to investigate tho facts concerning thy Fiots and | this paraxraph, that I nover profeaved on thts atca- Inflammation of the Bladdor, tobe mady into the affairs of tho Companys | orwiecisd wales the Proven Litcinnueanes | over @ inindred ralruad and wteambuat lines, | no attention whatever to the lam, belloving Itto | slaturbanses tn, fhle city, ail the conduct of the | sion or ou auy other Wi tenr¥cent thes af the | IM GHmamOoe oF Ooe ieee,» and Jearned from the report made to bim by the | Company has falled to comply with the rales, ro- | and {t was very certain that their agent had not | be unconstitutional, and having the opinion of | fede tn the ‘alleged controversy between Cen. | the Snancial question. if tie bad been able to hear Congestion of tho Lunas, Examiners that the Company had becn issuing | strictions, ur conditions provided by taw,-orhas | acertificate from each of these rallroad com- | good lawyers tu back them. In the course of 8 | pucatand the Mayor as to the power to direct tha | what waa said on the occasion referred to, aud to s Sore Throat, DiMfcult Breath os P excecied its corporate powers, panies. If this were the case, then the officers | year they handled $50,000 worth of tickets. | movements of the militia, and that the resulte of | recoftect and repurt it correctly, he would have . 1) iT f pollctes of doubtfal legality. The bi vy hh Palvitation of the Henrt, am VElnnG oak! PAlces. OF 201 ality. It appeara from the statement furnfehed mo that | of the Chicago, Alton & St, Louts Ralirond were | Witness considered hls ‘apectal knowledgo of | auch investigation. with ‘anch suggestions as may | ald that the proposition wan atated by ‘mo at the Lysterica, C Diphthort art, Auditor submitted the matter tothe Attorney | tho trust associations in questiun act a8 | cqnally Iabla with Mr. Mulford,. [t was clear | railroad tickets as being of more value to him | be deomed advienble and inetructlye, bo reported | time to be submitted as & suggestion for consider- 'yatorica, Croup, Diphthoria, Ccneral, who gave his written opinton, dated | agente, in procuring | there policies. and. a2 | that the statute only contemplated that axents | than his capital, to this Council as soon as practicable. ation by the conference, not rellectinz the views of | Catarrh, Influenza, July 15, 1877. that the polfcles. mentioned were | & part 0 te ot ester ae ¢ | should have an authorization from sone one | — In cross-examination witness owned to having | The resvlution was adopted without discus- | 4vy person tn particular. ‘The proposition ttecif Is Headache, Toothacho, ¥ in, asstznment = of nine-tenths = of the ‘ In. th id pl he in- | t ste i by dustle not correctly reported. It consisted of a resulns Nouralgis, Rheumati: wager polieles. and that the Company in tssuing | polley trom the seared, and bind themacives to Sictment fwad gereral and. vague, ond therefore deulty for obtaining Cts inten Arar Bree | _- exatse Aodtned ire Crt Ram Feeling Sat he: trout. paslnoay dite “Cold Chile, Aguo Gals them had violated {ts charter. Tho petition | Pac ct timeta tines the aentred paying ihe | bad. fanee DA nee Renee tbat tress of the country was largely due to an ap i ehad been arrested Ald. Daly also oftered a resolution calling for f ¢ tha Chilblains, and Frost B; MR. TRUDE any other time, unless it might be on some of | the aRpuldtuient ofa special committee to re- Fee ee iene Hat tle ke} * Hex said that fn 1872.0 number of what wero known | the trumped-up charges which Trude had mate | ceive and investigate all clalins against, the city | cansed by the intendent resumption of xpcele pas. | ,.Theapplteation of the READY RELIEF to the pq In street parlance as “ecalping offices’? sprang | and failed to prove. Ife tad been arrested four | growing out of the late riots. “The Alderman | ments on the 1st of January, 1870, ag now tleod by | ChMen afore: Cee OF Miliculty exists will ad.sy into existence. They had been stamped ont and | times on this charge, and not for selling a stock | stated that thore was a considerable number of | law. ani that the Resumption act itecif farnished | “Thirty to sixty drops in halls tumbler of water witty suppreased in other pluces, but still. remained | passto one [ugh Henry. Witness could not | pistols, swords, and other warlike weapons} in | no meats forthe execution of ita purpose, except jaw mumcite cure araine, Spasms, Bove Blom, open in Chicago. One system of fraud prsc- | say from whom the tiekut in dispute lad been | the hands of the Superintendent of Fotles which | the mearlitie seedid C3 be purepaead by the sale of {Wind in tho Dowels, wud ait Ireerial Patines ticed In some of these Oflices was that bogus | bought. Ills clerk bought st one evening white | had been but little used, and which, it was | puns om atenine to de white may proniuncad | yrarelers should alvayn carry a battle of RADWATS tickets wera soll. Jotm Smith might buy n | he was absent. Would swear that when he | hoped, could be returned ‘to the parties who i ion is paynntn, rat prays for a temporary Injunction, and for a final} gesociation $10 In advance and &3 annually. In injunction upon hearing of the same, and that | cave of death of tho nanured, his heirs or repre- A eas ‘appolnted. sentaltves araentitind to recrize one-tenth of the 5 A amonntdue on his polley, and the trimt associa- can cecls any aug here representlug the tion the Temaining nineeieate, ; ‘ ef in substance this amount On insurance for ants aes belleve Mr. Bisbee Is here for tho benefit of tha trust arsociation to the “extent ee Companys of nine-tenths of ench policy. Mr. Bisbee—T don’t think the Company will | ‘The general enle of ay io cat a polles effected tte RELIEF with them. A few drut 0) RE, ye tn waier pure of effecting reurmption of specie payments, | wii prevent sicknersor pain fron change Of water make any opposition to the bill. by of for the beneftt of a party whohas tio Insnra- | ticket {1 Chicago to Galveston, Tex.; he would | was arrested there were no stock passes in his | had furnished them by the payment of some- | Prd tarnishing a Axed ond uniluetuating slandard fag French Brandy or bite er The Coutee ane any uther partics interested | Wo interevt in the life of the Ineured ts a mero | find It all right until he got'toSt, Louls, and | posseesion, He had five orsix railroad passes | thing for thelr use. He thought tho special | of value: witnan ample curconcy redecmarrere, | (omer haa French Urandy oF Litters us « sttinulas, macntes wager policy, ands void. Disa on: Life-Inear- vere Swett dan't know that I represent any | ates, pr iti Buse ve, Mutual Benedt. Life-Insur- ee " a p anco'Company, 2.N. ¥., 610; Lord va. Doll, 12 interest that should be respected hero, Tilted | Siw. lies: Loomia va. Eagle LifecIneurance a petition fur a quo watranto agulnst the Com- | Company, Gray, 00, pany and have tried to kill it, Of course, Lam | ” Ag to what constitutes an insurable Intorest, "ace willlng the Auditor should procecd against the | Bliss on Life-Ineurance, 13 and authorities Company in this manner. thero cited. . Unieas tnere truvt asrociations do in The Court—I believes Mr. Westover repre- face sand in mnch rolations to the Insared as ie or, vo an insurable interest in thelr lives reepect- Ne Tae erents 2m ie naar Court, 1 | ively instead of an Interest In. thelr ceather the represent certaln creditors of this Company. “So | policies thus taken, are, in my opinion, void, at far ax the petition dled oy the Auditor charges | {63¥ I that the Company has violated {ts charter and | Hig ne#eciations. Stevens ve, Warren, 101 Mass., transacted business contrary to Jaw, I believe it If the Protection Lifo-Inenrance Company ferugs then tho remainder of {t would be valuelces. | at that tines could not remember whether he | committee should consider this, among other | coin at’ paron demand, It was propored: Firet, FEVER AND AGUE. In very tew cases did the agerieved party return | kept them for sule or not. Could not suy | subjecta, and report at its carliest convenience. | that Conzresa should restore toaur culnaze and the 2 = 5 2 to Chicago to prosecute. Another fraud | whether he bought them or what he was going ‘Atd, Cullerton moved, a8 an amendment, that | circulation of the country, the anclent silver dollar PUNE AND AGUE carn termi centx, Thereta op was that of the sale of stock passes, | to do with them. Witness had never been | these claims be referred to the Finance Com- | 98 now and wlwaya ate he guriastn, te bua legal | a8 Med agent in le weet thee will eure J ver & and third was that of the alreration | asked by tho officers of the Chicago a Alton | mittee, instead of the spectal committes asked | tender in payment of all debts, public and privates | {Show and other Fevers ated Apa aS of passes and thousant-uile tickets, In this | Railroad to tet up on selling unssce, with the | for, ‘The amendment was accepted and theres | fecohd, hint thelexal-tender quallty of the wuch., | sg altekenaADWAYS HEADY LILY. Fifty tay case o Indy, Mrs. Charlotte Smith, had her | promise that be should be allowed to sell ull the | olution, ns amended, adop! i 7, ber bottle. 4 ba. receivable in pavinent. of ctlstoun: daties, pucket picked and her pass over the Chivazo, | straight tickets he could handle. He had offered Ald, Daly offered another resolution to the id thus no made equal in value tocoin; third, that Alton &'St, Lonts allroad, with the tame nit | thonrte quit acliing passes over thine. rond altos | office ther’ tier Coma eallee. ‘Ga diutrncted tg | Sud thus go madu eq in va by. dinunishtug’ the Ne tered to “Charles Smith, was found tn tho | gether and to selt none bit straight tickets if | pay the First and Second Regiments Cho full | necesslty for [ts use, und altver appreciated by ine ‘ 7 office of the defendant Mulford. ‘The Iaw was | they would tet up on thls malleions prosecution. | aniounta appropriated for the rent of their | creasing ita uses, the-requisity amount of paper directed not only against. the “scalpers” but | He had heard that Mrs, Charlotte Smith had a | armorles, £3,000 for 1876 and. 85,000. for 1Ssz, | elreulation could and auzhe to be malntalned at par i ADT! s , waiust tho railroad companies, and was intend- | brother-in-law named Charles Smith, and wit- | these amounts to be cqually divided beuween | with coln, and #iemable and exchangeable with ed for the protection of the traveling public. | ness thouzht It quite possible that the namo | thetwu regiments. ‘The resolution wagroferred | Colt ad pur; fourth, that thus leylelution was crscn- 3 " 1 flal and adequate to establiah tho necessary con= ig true. lictes of this charactcr nnd makes asscsaments | The Common Council bad compelled saloow | signed to the tleket tas his. to the Committee on Finance. ¥ < The Court—It seoma, then, that a Recetyer thanits other policy-halders to pay lusses thereon, | keepers, quetioncers, hackmen, and many other The Court then sugested that Mr, Ilerrick A numnber of claling for datnages on account Sittebe. foe kesamptlaits FP uaa rae must be appolnted. ‘The question now ts, in my opinion it dous theroby excced its corvorate | persons to have in a prominent position a certifl- | should put into writing such arcuments as he | of injuries received during the late riot were | date at which reaumption waa practicable, by mak- WHO SHALL DE RECEIVER? powers, and viclate tho **rales, restrictions, and | cate of thelr authority to carry on thelr trade. | mignt have to offer on tho constitutionality of } read und refered with great promptneas to the | ing itactual, Bt a Tien Dood? Mr. Shernan—L recommend Mr. Edward D, | conditions provided by law." Wager polleles are | ‘Pho statute called for the sane provision | tho law, and show it to Mr. Trude, ‘The Court | Committee on Finance. When this proporition wan read tn tho Confer. | Sone and. pure, Beh, Dood Increase of rican tt Cooke as a gentleman well fitted for the posl- potently. val Hea comida’ baw Ue Aree probic ited with regard to ticket agents, and demanded | would take time to consider, and woutd notify ‘ GAB, ence It way accompanied by a veroal statement of | tonit. tlun. Several very reputable gentlemen, Iu- | 3h Gece aH and 10d D ST BIA Tame vate | tliat tuey should show o certificate from the | counsel when a decieton was reached. Ald. Thompson (Thirteenth) submitted a com- | certain Iniplie comllians) wel h tarnished its ex- scluding Sr. B. F, Ayer, Mr. Freeman, aud ‘oth- | respectfully, TOP ee eK, Eppatte” | fallroad companies empowering them to ecll —- = munication from the Globe Gaslight Company ) Plunntlon anit defanse, ie Reet was that tho culn- DR. RADWAY’S ers, have spoken most highly of Mr. Cooke, and * roo SLOW anour 17. tickets. He foined issue with Mr, Herrick as to AMUSEMENT, of Clneinnatl, propostug to Halt the strects of | Recaunt alono, ao. that. uutll silver sud. gold . conaidered iim a man th every way calewlated | je tg gratifying that the earcer of this Com- | thi Sule of gittaldy ticketa by the niente of tuo = : Chicayo according to the achequle now In force | Poached the name par tha Government. should a ne elver. ir @ CXpe- Chicago & Alton Mallroad; they only sokl tivk- s atthe rate of 834 per lam rannim. The hy cts over thelr own road and itsbrauches, ‘There | STRAPIINE AT M'VICKER'S. ie ral p be keep the entire pront, consisting In the difference N roposition further adda that the Globe Gas- | between the value of the bullion and tho colned Whi was tio doubt that the fndletment was euMeient- | ‘Tho twenty-iirst season of MvVicker's The- | fight Conpany. would bo pleasod to get its | sliver: ‘silver calnage wae nat to be free unt; thee Sarsaparillian Resolvent ly particular in its detinitiens, atro began Inat night,and the oceaston was | monoy monthly or quarterly in current funds, | dosiderstam was attamed. ‘Thea the mints could a. wits contidential clerk for Ayer & Kates far i Y . Lwo uF three “yeare and in ow practicing, the | Juue2 when Ma}. Woods made his report, to ler profesaton tt he city. Me Is algo sald to ae SO ure cepors woe ou 5 told pot us hen {1h MERRICK PuotosED To sHOW | | mado a memorable one hy tho first representi- ‘The ounmuniéntion was referred to the Com- bs tnrown, one, to all who Wleslred to, havo sritver serra most aatontshing urea; a9 qulcle sort en fine accountant oH Mm / when the proper thne came that the inittee on Cas, +, u- | ofthis truly Wonderful medicine, thee Mr. Swett—t huve had some personal uc- | PIUY was Insolvent. Yet the Auditor, instead | yassed, not in tho fterost uf the | Hon In this country of Sandou's “Seraphine.) | TY hc son crhtrd) offered a roxolntion | Mentcaine cold. ‘Tho second condition was, that quiaintanee with Mr. Cooke and Know him to be | Of suntting & right upon the Auanetal vhowiniy of unquestionable integrity. Ife fs entirely re- tlces Hess polleles, and. thus delayed tho fore- moved from any suapicion of having been con. | closure of tho Company for three mutts. This nected with this Company, aud, f think, will | Gable the Protection to send out {te weseaa make a careful, vigilant, “dnd ebimpetent Re- mente for bane, ion sae ate ree ria ine Mr. Bisbee—Mr, Cooke fa a stranger to me, | Ausust thus taldug from tuurant polleythold J kw notidig of Mow ail have wut beard af ers Fe stinle: LED they. will pres met Pace hin before, Vpreaume he representer 3 aul bave no doubt he Jan proper person for tet ache pein ae mite ollicers of the ‘Company vials oprosittorr. ait a very. strani iin. ey. ‘ner phate ei a e Court uditor was going to ask for a celver; they crt pened hes ase er had tatked to thing over with him or hls sub- traveling public, but of the railroads, | Tho fain of this pleco has been widely known | eaiting upou the Fhiaiea Commtitee tornquirg | fOr every silver dol.ar lanued a paper dollar should | caso in Flosh and As to. to claim thatthe ‘agents cold | abroad, We hava heard of it as n pleco dealing | imousd corart upon the power and propriety of he sacha 1a Dain pee uhhy eau thera. |CTnY Wey: on Tnerea ea forged tickets, they wero Indictable if they did | with sacred subjocts nau offensive jnanner, | the payment by the city uf tho aum of $1 ta | wu» not to add to tho bulk or quantity of the clr: Weight is Seen and Felt. vo. As to what couusel had said in regurd to and again as buing a pleture of the worst typo cach “uf the ollicers and =o men_—of | culation, but to be a substitate for that amonnt of ——ae the show made by these agents, an ungophiatls | Oey Is, Nelther of these objections | tle First and Second Heclments who wore | paver nionoy to be withdrawn. ‘The third condt- . cated Granger might walk” along Clark street | Of French morals, Neither of these objections | ty active acrvice on the occasion of the late call | ton wae that the control of the sliver coinngo, THE QREAT BLOOD PURIFIER, and Ait a niet sturuiehed Toal-extate flies In at urged itt ore against inte ete for troops tho Mayor. Referred to the Com- | being Stead Taine by ihe Horert ria which he wou! w swindled, ae thot any | of last nigh lsotry, hypocrisy, and shul- | mittea on Finance. +4 se reason for forbiddlog the traMc in real estate | low eredulity are not flr marks for tho | Ald. Lawler offered a resotution dirccting tho tained imited. Be The aMUTAN oct |" Seoep aeonak dha Baradpaowitin Tiebdiven@ aocane to fice was that it was'not necessary foran | any eat Hor funds “and tue wou | PhelSthewl ae etna seeks Pole and ries | muver te hetireulaion wuld Uo ao raat vneat | get kewagt the ewe eat Urn, anaiectet ‘ % atees of the Police and Fire | any evils shold be developed thoro would be utn- of tho ayatom, the vizor of life, for tt preperd agent to have a certificate from every rallroud | of these, or of susceptibilities which are tender= Heltof Fund," in accordance with tho act passed | ne thmo before they should be reafized to avert if the body with new aud sound ab Oy ht mater over which ho sold tickets, Iy interested In them, ean work no Injury. to | by the tust General Assembly. Heferred to tha | them hy subsequont legislation. Our Government, DCR TTT Rar STOCK ES ry ry y pe ec, In behalf al re ih the Throats Mout iS f those Lrepresent, i 2 a JUDOR FALWELL 0 ae | ir accusation wah UC vinry. in that respect, would be precisely to the same pu- | Glande and oth 1Wof bh * nlshealy CT tora nous he i leevelver, ordinates, and ft was understood between thetn | pared it tt was expected thut ho should at once | the” volgen son ae nt Seraphincs? cattery eS SE ceertitia nition in wiieh wera the Governnienta of the Latin | eras itcharwes froin the et Tdoult whether there bo a man on carth ug | that the Application for a Receiver was not tobe | gisnose of the motion to quash, to whieh Mr. | that tt produces on the stazoatyoe of charac | The Commitics on Flaauce, to whom was re- | Union who, by agroument among theingelron, | Skin IMsessce, Eruptions, “F Sores fcald tee ceptable to botit the Auditor and this Company | Pesala. The aus warrauto proceedings were to | ierrick answered that he supposed the ques- | tor and manners not dt for public view. ‘Thera | ferred a resolution by Ald, Lawler to appropri- | jltmited the quunttty of helt sliver, coinage, and Route ‘Wortae tae int fe ho wold be A praes pore or Reeeiy er, 4 them by powting he Company inten Hecetvore tlons would be dealt with as they arose. has been some thorough work on phe part of | ate 2500 for the rellof uf the widow of Ollcer i Womb, and nll wasics of ple. ar vi ta kniow nothing ngainyt Mr. Cooke: I never bear The Court then took the lodictment and the | the translator to forestall charges of this de: | AlcArthur, a brave polleeman who was killed Ban! Aa anlage tel eld colnaye, me ae Mage weal Nema ‘any person Ppa tt statutes, and aftor looking thein oyer sald the | scription, The motlvoof the Fronch orlginal | witlo trying to arrest a drunken sailor, | ratlo of value betweon gold ond ailver being as ono | eliher of these forms of discasa {te potent Lower tocet matter was one whic, he should want time to | has been taken oul, ant! a moro Innocent one | reported” adversely, The roport further | taxixteen, and theira ay one to Ufteen anda halt, Joe a patient, dally becomt duced by the wastes lock into. | His Honor then reviewed the argue | substituted, ‘The nuked method of Sardou haa | stuted that the: Law Departuient was of | the depreciation of allver would have loss effact | alg acconieaitii eens ee eo ee ner cane roel mals so fur, aud said. jist ithe ques | been clothed after the Aimerican fashion, and if | opinton that there was no fund which sould Hoe uron ee oreoes hao On LS on. | icgceds tn arresting these wastes, and repal a9 ace oO elev 7] i i Gi natertal vnly was needed; whether an authorization | ‘The maln objection te tho Asmertcan veraton | « ‘Lie Commulttee on Judiciary, to whom was | Mes Tat thoGoywenment to pay cio meinehegvagd | Ulpuriueation, and succee fram tte Shteniga & ilton Nellrosi allied a ot the play is that peonla wit not wieratand pelea tt rel ne appolutinent gt Sidny eben of the public debt in cofn, which eae supe price tua tepals rs wll be rapide ove ugen ‘fe ickets over the Michi h Central . Many an tonest soul went away frum the nit Fe ade er, aut i AlwgUu OA iT i Mi a t or other roada. If the counsel chose, theycould | theatre last ulght under the Imoreasion that mrembene of the Board of a Peotevcnue fact. cuaiorte iu coley Bee Emer anke | CRuesTageeetee Hmproviow,, nod Besb anu 5 “ed In | hunds on seme tolerably harmless chart It pis mame pronounced betore, | Doubtless be muy | jooky very much us ifthero had been a camipros bean upright mau. ut thera ara many mat: | ise somewhere by which the proceedings In ters that will protubly need tobe tvestizated | the Criminal Court were to be dropped In con- Ju the course of the udiministration of Uis v4 alderution ut the Protection's giving up the tate that may reflect xerlously upon the good: fignt. ‘They laving practically decided last faitu of the Auditar and his enplayer, and willy | eUk to lie down auy attempt to collect an ase beyond adoubt, show tho fraudulent character | gusanent would ho an outrageous provecdiug ie this ¢ pate aa eee Tenn hanlly which shouid be closely luoked inte. be expected taut the choice of the Auditor an: " . of the Company will he the most oflic The quo warranto proceedings aro at an end, tt ai Directors of the Pub- | tho revenue from customs tu coin; but tho wub- | creasing. — f the cruditors’ rights, if those right but it remains te be seen whether Dr. Orgools | co ahead with their testinouy. Seraphine was the child of an iliielt lave, wliere- | Me Library, reported recommending that tho | stance of the obligation was to pay the toterost on | — Not, enly, does tho farssparilian Tteso ded by one und destroyed by Who geal uver (to. the, Grand tury vealeriay. MUS, CHARLOTTE aMiTit, ay thu prpose of the trusiator, as wo hava al | uppoiutimedts bu contirmed. Report concurred | the debt in coin, und wa could do that ax well when | Frmedial aconta ipstho here tea lars unpald stock-subscrin- | Words indicted, In ready to fot upon then, and editor of the Jrland Mayuzine, thon took the | ready expluined, was to convey adiffercnt {dea wo collect the revenue in greonbacks aa If we col- Itlve cure 10F fon to Che capttal of this Company; a yast | i) ‘ He anount of its money has mysteriously dlsay Beantlated, watts x batever Be may ultimately. peared, und {t can horday be éxpeeted ‘that the | & TaETeARD LUMATG Toot elllcient person to prosecute these wtuck- | apyg following shows upproximately the condi- holders, und these Directors und allicers uve | ton at the Company at tho present umes The their stock-subscriptions und for the fauds tat | er vatue af the contingent uotes given to mect te re tenga Jarthe holes of the Compayy | asscasmenta, cach note as per agreement there- Bo there ace many ‘Lilley br the itecedy | tn contained to be ln force only ane year, which ot itie “Company Mhuty mitts investigated, fn the life of the bolley, and ilsa the net value inay render It necessary or advisable tu call the of the pollcics outstanding have been eliminated ny * :\ stand. Sho was asked If sho went to Mr. | ‘Tne Aineriuan Derails issuppowxl to bo tho | ‘The same Committec, or rathor threo of ite | lected it in coln, fur the Government could buy tho re Whipple, agent of the Chicago, Alton & St. | child of her recogu rents. ‘The early love | members, reported favorably on the Mayor's ap- | Sula in the market with srecnbacks Just on readily i j Louts Haltroud, to obtaln a thexet. “Mr, errfel | nffule between the Baroness and the admiut ts | polutmente to tie Dourd of Educations Dee | sa priate in rte cua day eras Kidney and Bladder Complaints, objected, and a discussion folluwed aa to the | explicitiy explaincd “away as uot crim- | ferred for oue week. new demand and the remonetiaation of « admussabiiity ot the evidence, Mr. Her- | inal, There were passionato letters,— ALD, BRIDLE ver, were wade equul in value with coln, rlok protested against the tutroduction of | letters that might make a amarrfed | called up the report of the Committee on | there would “uw no breach of faith with the forelen matter into a case which must ultimate- | woinan blush with abame,—but this wus the | Schoola recommending that a leasg of tho | public creditor, and no lors to the Gov. Urinary and Womb Disesons, ‘Gravel, Diahietes, Dron. Stonpake uf Water, Incuatine: Urine,” Brigit mt, AlbuIiburia, ata in al wi iust deposits, uf the water le thiek,clondy. Duel ch the c Mra, Sintth’ 1 The Adi t. The question aa to the deta of Whttesitic op there: f'n ines Bake niiee aren h the Supreme Coort, Mrs, Sinith’s ex- | worst sin of the luyens, ‘Tho Admiral is Seru- | wuter-tank lot corner of Morgan and Monrou | arnment. ‘The question as to the deta of resump- era ehtin meen it yhoneliv amination being resumed, she sald that she got | phiue's godfather, and nothing more; hu ab- | streets beexecuted, und that Uime-warrante be tas iene one wimply of Faialting the lscossary eun; erat th ogre ren eee tre try Pr a a thousand-tnile tieket, which sho either lost or | duets her, as godfather might umd probably | issued for tho bullding: of a new sclival-houso | ditlons on wich resumption wae practicable: and | hain in the small of the back and aloug tue lolus. had stolen from her, Sho could not identify | would; he catechiacs ber us to her love for him | thereon. ‘Tho report was concurred in, after | 2 4 Je if + a Auditor or bis employes to ncount, aud ihe | fel the June roport of Ma}. Woods, the State | the tlcket produced. With all the averaze xodfather's reuthtews anx. | being amended sous to muko tt impoesible to | Sd then make na provwion wy whieh resumption | Tumor of Twelve Years’ Growth Auditor will not probably nominate tor. Kecely- loasua Was sunt ne, a few days ‘Gut ‘MR. SAMUEL L, WIUIPPLYE, fety, ho haa watched over her cradle, guided | go shead with the work until the muncy uppro- | promise to tha ear," und clearly to ** break (t to Cured by Radway’s Rosolvont er ‘the pane li wil qanebelelently te a Ine | in view of the (act that these patnaintet will Secretary to the General Superintendent of the | her youth, prayed, wept, and aung for her with priated for that purpose shall be in the ‘Treas- | the hope,” whereas, if be! don. J, 1870, wo Chicago, Alton & St. Louis Hatlroad, testiticd | the solleitude becoming toa godiather, and a | ury. brought ubout a atate of thipge am wiileh paper was rT ht 1 Or tte that fo issued a thousant-mile tekst to Char- | Hreach wodfather at tut, It ls dificult for-an |" axcpeasina aus roLicn FORCE. equal in value tocoln. then we had the fuct of re- | ovaries abn dowolee Allthn dort aala eahees 1 the ductors anld * there W4 lotte Sinith. He ldentitled the tleket produced | American audlence to take in the full height Dolle eamption reallaed without. reference to any more | no holy torit.”’ ft tried everything that was rece as being the one Wwaued ‘by him, ‘Baw the | aud depth ol thie godfather “ide The -Oummltied- on, Palle, arwlions Wea Fo 1 ‘ vlelatiy ended, Ing helped ine, Leaw your ifemitess They i Teglelative prediction, | It might or mlzbtnut come Mende but norhinw, tped ine, yaue Ieenaites Uiket Caterwarda, in Mulfod's ottces it | do these, thine a0, iterenty ‘i Franc andthe petit sigoed byw as dumber of | 22,pate kesording ay we did or did not make pro- Shine thud auered fur mala youre °F Cook ala bat was offered to him for sale, ent | Much easter {sit to Jump at the cunchusion that | ¢ i ¢ force, 5 $ a ‘ ar thero under Instructions. | Asked ' Mulford | the ddiniral is Seraphiue's father, aod that ths rate bree earn teres Hoa force, Tey | Senator Mutthows continued: 1 have alea read an | batticeat your iteady Hallet) and taerd ieuat a ret (fhe had any tickets for St. Louls, and wad: dramatic motive of the play arises from tho ei | jnended that the force be Increased by 180 men, | proposition which J have just cxplumed ty de- | happier than Uhave turtwelvo years. TI . ne erie vot he puld, because the Company hue gous into pe arn ae 14 founded upon tlie tae the hands of @ Receiver, and the policy-bolders port was (led on the 2d of June last, and, shu | Wl not pay for “dead horse," ly abould not be that thc, thres monthly usscasmente’ have creat Npesan, saeel (Cis stoppage of the been rudy by the Companys and ite polley- | Gpmihany puta an end to all policy, iability, holders robbed af nearly 8160.00 pald’ upon | The death tosses for May, Juuo, and July are w those aascasmente, It was the work of -an | Habllity agatust the Company, and arc eatimated hour to draw this Mil; and yet two months | 8¢ $150,000, Tho May and June naxeanments, . Fhe worst “4 shown sovoral, among tiem this one, Witness | cumstange. We say it ts easier to jump ‘at this ‘| nounced, Tho Most Curther Insinuates that when | Weelo the lcftalde of the bowls over thy grote have passed since the Auditor kueww the facta | Szgrerdting about, 6{00,00), have in all prob | fore without, purchusing, nnd conauited Judge | coneluson than uot: but Ie ts muro. eespectuula Posed heresne could Ge krade Waele Pe | the new t-per-centum bonde were offered to the | Fita!tay 2, sunt fur he benehe of thera, Vowiat Upon whitch it 1 bated, and he has permitted Bia eee Bock with, who advised him to returnand buy thy | to ablde by the other view. Unfortunately, tho | PATE" Stewart moved to reter tee matter to | Buble *+at the very time whenof all tives thy cred- this Cumpany to continue recetying money to ticket. Gn hia return ho found that a man | cuse fa ote in which it {s finposaible to be re- ~ this day. "fate not pussible that wftcr the prop- | Teal estate owned + 2 | sof tho Government ought to have ween strength. | 3p; sal fe ttle. t . hated 1. W. Thompson, realdlugut Englewood, | spectable and drainatle ut the sumo time. 1¢ | tly Cummnittes on Judiciary, aud that it confer | ened in every way, and its goo! faith put beyond RICH, $1 Por Bo crepttaph hay been weltten npanthe tombstone | heanenn morten ty y th the Law Department as to the legality of | suspicion, Mr, Stanley Muttouwa tuuk occasun to sans on tad purchasod the ticket, Witnesssaw Thomp: | there has been no criminal relation between, | gid the La 2 picion, Nr et 4 TT of the Prowetion there will he eume Individue | baited States bon ton And deuuunded tho ticket from hia, Thome | the tdmirat und tha” duronas, the ‘play Ie Be Ee ee eee eaaee imotion an the | Th keene ee mecha ues AN IMPORTANT LETTER. al core reat lng {ie Atleatan, of a Meselver Cash gn hand erica to Rive it yy panies he woul gett ‘ Heatitute of a suldiclent jutiutive u v thera | tate. Lost. that he made known e every melee ge Unsuitable RANy Amnon, Mich.. April an, 1975,—Dn. Rapest~ pt select C itor or hl iploves, Canb In ban! joney hack, an ey all ruturned to Mr, Mul- nae been «such a relation, CCU a tuolty bis opinion that silver cola was an ex. ind Bir; 2 have been taking your Resolvent, Keer dnd one uot particularly azrecatle to the Conte | we ausceemen na fort's ofitce, where Mutford repald Thompson | the uprisit journalist to olat's signal of dle | gift, Cullerton thought It unnecessary to ro- | wpbentunty Ae Gs wlinver ber ‘ using the ihvady tele stout 0:9 any? ‘The credttors cannot hops that the | Advances on death lowes pauls aud reine coatmuitted ty tus Company | luterest accrued......066 will be properly punt nt we Instance of a ren Jaccisee at theleowi haloes POUL» srerecee sae sessosee ene veee ne $270) 250 Mr. Bisbeo—I wish to sry that no member of ADILITING. lary, | cellent thiue with which to pay tho 4-per-centum | lating Vl ut 6 fer tho matter to the Cummittes on pa ‘lary, | Gouds and all other bonds; tia’ hu professed to be | ear for ovarian tunnurs. ou the abdomen, which li bis money and took up the ticket, tress and cry for relief from the deadly plagues : : Kirk! val Ci Mr, Trade waked if witneen knew that Mut- | of tho linnioral French dranta. ‘The ulvernmive. | Maamuch as the lust clause of Ald, Kirk in contiduntial relations with the Adwinistration, | SovaceWiacurgiter ee Of Our Meuleal Sabet Spree 4 t lal interests, ounceasucuraniy, font bon bees in the habit of buying and gelling faa painful ono; but a wore Tate evn ats mania eAutey "ald Shere, was ho visio vay tis antefancee™ What Primerica pout ren Ueotnuenced with bn reisulen, st ea in while holders had acquired no ti | prescutation mig! ve fallen out. Te might et ¢ 0 t y are cst fie Objectod to, and objection aualatned have happened that the motive of the say by which the iucrease could be made unless thy | ter of taw tho, 4s4. and 4 per canta bonds wero ‘and ten pounds, but they ares r fy ane! ri vi allgone yet. [have taken twenty-four botties of it the Gampany “has ever naked Mtr, Cooke to be | [otees due and unpalt SERED | | Br. Whipple's exumination was resumed, and | should he destroyed wlttiout the removal of the | tie city the money te pay for tho aduivionakes: | Eezor sud tat at that tine the wilver dalla? wae | salveut toe of elie, and realy fourtouieot pi Recelyer, and no meniber of the Company Loe prepeenererity * MF dag | he testified to some conversation with Mulford | indelleato suggestions, Some plain, suple- pense.” The appropriations had been made, and | one of the autorlzed cuine of tho country, and | page pueeeycinea irom G. Greaeill. I'lease ven been conanited tn regard to his appotntinent, | losses resiad as tothe sale of tha tekets. Mulford bud no | minded peuple’ were afllicted with the double | yo tore wera in at er until next spring. 4 that consequently those bonds, by tho terms of thu * MNS. 0. KRAPP. T Leheve hy fs wholly unknown to then. Losnen May, certificate of authority from the Chicago & Ale | vyil last nent. ‘ "Ald. Cullerton combated Hin position. | Jaw, were payable either tu gold or silver, ax thy Mr, Mwett—L am sure that the relatlons of | Bernal at ton Ratlroad, nor from any other railroad a fac | ‘The urigiual defects and tnerits of *8era- | stoney had been appropriated right along for | Gevernment migyt choose, provided It wasof the | Another Lotter from Mrs, C, Krapt Mr. Couku to the Company are tose of a | Acceplances outstanding, sss: 3,50 | wa witness knew or could vee Inthe olllee, Wits | pine" are something the same ua those aug | juccstary pereiee ee thee eile noe teason Hand value of the date xed, Aa to whethor Ib stranger. | Ite was selerted because he was cue | Mlecclluncuus, cstimated— ueas bad been tov years in the cmploy of tite | gested fn thy case of © Fesreol.” The construce | now whitey. should uot be set aulde for this a cavene ieee ane 3 | Der Kind Sirs I tako thal to ndire® ticly outalde of aud freg tram any connection |" Conuilsiom and aalaric. 76000 | Chi-ago & Alton Hallroad, and kuew that the | tou, particularly tn the frst) act, ts excellent. | Neccasary increase, He hoped. however, tbat | tat any pelvatelucenrctition af tae ceokut and | pastactee ge iain flrs L take the Uberty te ae Pllislicyn arlarever, and hecatne he ts ta ths Acide ee 1 an road sold no tickets over avy pther road than its The dtalogue ia erlap and witty, aboundiag in | the report and ordinance would be laid over and | acts of Congres applirable to the case can have your malicines: urea of at ppuimre aro eat, stance an entircly impartial mun, i by “4 ay: ‘ own, he cplgrum Bo essent! to ever; Pea ttart. “1 Ct e} - effect whatever, fhe contrac 1 nd of competency tuere cin be no question, and £ | OMMEF pxpenses..c. 6°. 000. ANOTIIEN LONG DI¥CUSSION We enjoy hearing the dlaruness say to doobeer, | fublied wud that action outhe matter be de> | iy eee rater rare eeemiee ae: | tudimpraring, alin ecto docreelag Yer, dow’t think hy can be used to subserve the ine terete + ccepeses sores $404,029 | followed as to the sRenlea tulle got testimony tn | At feast you think of marrlaze,” eluce it gives AML Waldo sug pote inasinuch as new | 22d any version of tho law which may be pul tips the wonderful cure your tnedicine liaa done for me, oof terests of any one who has anything to hide. ually’ 800,000, ‘actually,’ ‘ket, Mr. Merrick contending that | him uccaston for the “tremendous setort, So ere butlldl ue ithough money hat been | 28 !t whether by a Senator, the Secretary uf the | frum Oblo, uae frum Canada, three frou Jack Mr. Slerinan—The report of the Examiners Situs $ 02,642 | it wus wrongly described in the Indictment, and | seriously, Madaine, that have no Intention of | Soproprlated for these purposes, that the sewer | Ufasuey, ur the President of the Colted Statce, | Guile enutnber frown this place. Youre with reey wus made to the Auditor on the 2d day of ———— | that this was’ fatal defect, He clted a ca marryhig.” We Uke tu hear the Barun say, tuo, | 2PP%O0 {ations be applied to this inercasy of the | Wi! have vo effect except ao far neite accuracy well acquainted with Mire. Krapf. sue itt June, ‘The Auditor was but recently In otticey— $556,671 | which a Treasury-note wus dezerihed us bearing | that he will not endure the yout and relix alee tance. Br tis incane employment could | Wuyjstand the test of judicial tavestieation.. uo HleTadys aud very benevolent, dine fas beni Wy eluce January. ‘That Department and ollie 270,85 er centinte: hile it really ouly bore inters amertiie, Laud one ulleg Taree. (Uy tals rocans employes pot believe the laat word oa the currency queation |: scans of selling many bottles of the Hesulvent bf 2 ou nce reed @etae Srecarine Fan ! d J percent inte ryt ponte rare | Me the pee ts wai Apel us 1 of th Tee, | Be given to many who needed work, but whv, | bas yet eon spoken, whether by professors of |’ drugulsta ot Aun Arbor, to persons nificted with (ni er departme: vahaye for years Foun in | Cat at the rate of one-tenth of Y percent. Jy] men who asserts that the Jturua shoots well— f e c % 1. : ward of sone wonderful ¢ anced thls Company as all right, "I waa che | Worse than nothing... $280,015 | thts caso the Court held that thoviefective de: | furan ex-Calondlof Zouaves.” ‘Theactionts uot | Hf they walted for the Lulldiug of new sewers, | political Zcouomy or abla editors, (fda not bellove Departinent of IMnols that discovered these BXAMINEK Woops, wozer pollctes, The Auditor submitted the Jone ie ricere Ha BE eg question tu the Attorney-General, He gave hls | y tae ot Tue nen al pera constant oprutun un the lth of July, and I have held the volley-folders in the Protection He faeehene attr in Jay aad eter sings Mbiehs So there Commany ot Chicana ‘han caine Manrecihe tothe gentleman's Uradeugaluet te Auditor, | thinking ones to iuqulre more wetlately in ree Asto Mr. Cooke, Phave selected hin because he | Bard te, the affairs of that institution, and the i: represented to me as emluently fit for the po- | #xPoen in today's paper campletely staggers eae ie aarounpetents and will doubtless well Mu}. MtoborL a. Woods, duo leantanee es panne alte bo lil juties, ‘“ ey * Mr. Westover—The Auditor could not in more | for the Pie Ml ate pene ey caemrette tor «Bal tumor, ‘eo hava ely, hat all orthodoxy on sil financial questions tnust |* ected by ft, Youre respectful); scription was fatul to the iudictineut, Another | always so lively us thedial would walt iudeftaitely, Li i ‘EnERDACH & CO islugue, possibly because necesearily prococd from the Kast, although that 1 18-1875, fase clted was the Commonwealth a He, bd Auutton hiss been pad to the latter, | ghlts, White, would mot bear to this. He | ieee trote wich wise men cous, “f ting | A®% Arbor, Biche, Aug, 18-103 jruy, 441. 5 cut of the plece is ut times slow aud ‘ Thave as much right to express my opinions as tho "The Court asked {£ the fact uf the offense ‘The epiaode ‘tthe beguutug of the | qyAtterectye faising of poluts of order on the | eijtoruf the New York. Arening Pos othe New having been comunitted must not be proved by | last wt couceralng young Jaul and tho ballet- | Mou prevailed, and the whole subject goes intu | »2*E ‘dimes, oF any otoer organ of pubile opinion, evidence. Confession was not evidence as ta | dancer ty uu unueccesary interpolation, aud | (ny funds of the Committee on Judiciary. BF Se a the sale of the ticket. rather tua lony to be excused even for the wild \ . THE WEATHER, ‘: " ji crosscxamination by Br. Herrick, Sr. | amusement tt olfers ‘Ald. Callerton offered tlw following: Wasmiyatos, D.C, Aug, 7—1 a. m.—For | * DR. RADWAY’S Whipple sald that It was the custom of the rout ‘Lhe acting Was uneven, and more frequently Ueotred, 'Tuat the Committee on Public Build. | the ‘Tennessee und ‘Ohio Valleys and Upper toallow ony person to ride upon these 1,000- | bad than nut. Taking out Mr. Charles Stan! if hh ble 2 the 3. be gud | Lake Region falling, followed by, ristug, fincivaensedan) devel foe | bavmetar, outhwent” co normed’ windy | REGULATING PILI! ley, mile tickets, The conductor would pass any | who played aduitrably tho part of the dds, iad} ore une unlevs he was uotiticd hy the management | Miss Meck, who was not lucifective as Council ot its noxt regular meeting a state- mcr, followed by cooler partly cloud: thau two months after learning the facta cone Mie rere hin ‘aifutre preparatory to leaving the | &? take up the teket and collect fare, | the Bureness, the cust wos fuadequate aie uf the present condition of all arrangements Weather, wud possibly lucal rains. my i Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with sweet Ach: cermng this Combany tie this bill, but he could | Coie oe ae Oithis Statement te poet | Yor iustance, D. W, Thompson could | to ‘the “sepresentation ut the. piece. | heretofore mado with. reference to plang for the Local OayKuvatidna, purges regulate, pullty, cleus, and atrenuthea.. og, hutuediately issue his report showing this bank. | t0uutry Tur Europe. This statement is post: | side on” Charlotte Suvith'stleket unless | Slsw Geraldine, Maye Was futerestingg aud urte | construction of thy euy's portion of tue ciy-tall sei Sari fue tie eye all uianraerout tbe stay rupt Company to have over 8115,000 surplus a3- ery mado. Ls, erated peel oe, J the management notified the conductor not to | lees, but uutequal tothe heayler emotional | sud Court-luaw, a Tar TAP We eusca, Meadache, © Geto! ‘That report, with noword in it ubout vie- Apectut biiatenes to Tha Toibune, bass bin. ‘Tekets were taken up under orders | sceves, and fur trom pathetic iu the foterview | ‘Ths reaclution was adopted, Salar ar Hou; Dsavepele.” Tiousiiess, bunoy x Jateu franchises, was printed by tens of thous | spminagieci, ike Auge Gecotute-Auditor | Where the Mauurers were nutilied that they had | with lv durvucs when Seruphine lege lv. bU NO RECESS, aie tho tuternal viscera.” Warranted 0 elle : sands iu circulars and ju all the papers of the | Needles this evening isnait an order dirocting beon stolen, furged, or counterfeited. scared from Jinprisoniuent iu the convest. lr Ald. Glibert moved that when the Council ad- iv} cure. Pur iY, vegetable, cobtaluloy oo meecurye BP" Jand; und the policy-holucrs were decelved by | the Mlinols ageuts of the Charter Oak Life-In MATT REEVES, Muunition us the sdasra! was uneven aud rough, | Journ it do so to ect agin on thy fret Sun. BFE: 74] wh ory woserve the folowing symptoms resuiting to it juto further throwing thelr money into | gurance Compuny to cease doing bualocgs fu the | clerk with Mr. Mulfurd, testilicd that the tatter | showing quict force at times, Wut missing ecy- | day in September, He thought the Council bad ee to ‘ Dhordvinet the Diadtive nie i: the maw of Girls ber poraliou. Such tstho man- | gigte, on account of the impalrmens of the bad no certileate from the Chicago & Alton | era) oppurtuuities fur the exhibition uf a reason- ul througu with about all the Auportaut bust- the ann f Cou ips uward Piles Fullness of the blood’ ner iu which the Auditor made baste to protect Coupans's capital, Railroad. He believed that be bought the ticket | able inanly vigor. He was wot at avy time as | ices that would come before It this summer, Myximaiiny pies 83: wilulisuin, Od, he beak ¥ gf the bruidach, Neues, feoah the, policy boluere of ithe, Company. ths apt _ produced, und that cospous for pertupeeiybiy | rellued or delicate os be oul “to “Lave | ud that the meabers, who hurt tabured hard aD cuLcauce wie 8 —Stldotht, faut Erapulons, Shutiigs aad Wutteriy ibe fit credits ecelver, ve hy cen Used at tha Ye “I " aki 2 i 2 = oy i pti hey wantoue who is eutirely for the creditors THE MISSOURI AT OMAHA, George SL Hlartoiut, w South Town Cousta- iinirat falieu “tuto tus teak and | “Adds Baty seconded tho otter Bincuiritetintng Pluttertices the ‘hy ddmirat falteu tutu the lean and Ald, Duly seconded the motion. ble, was the next Witucss. He told ubout the | allppered puntuluon was fur from impressive. Ald. ‘furovp was opposcd tw the motion. transaction betwegu Mulford aud ‘Toumpson, | Mr. Wheelock sys agreeable, but uot auilicicat- | These clhiuis fur destructivn of property should: aud sald that he sow Mulford return the | ly prominent to be linportant, aud Mr. Power | beeettled now. tovey to Thor pson. = Witness hud a State | was un odiuus lover, wilh uu everlasting sulk, Ald. Gilbert asid it would take the Committee warraut for Mulford's cima and went | yelluw trousers, and bairull,. Sir. Harry Pears | ou Fluauce three or four weeks to fuvestigate pas iiiculc Ureaiblou, Flutterius gt (he feust, Chokes Re sect elt tate Lee mint astute US, Beasof Vislou, Dots or Webs befure the blibt, £7 Yehowuete ot fue bua sug fycer Puta tn the Si e ‘Ad. Ey cae Bets aa Clmabe, ad Sudden iathesuf Hest baraiss ia the feab. towham bvelonpg the us of this fosulyent Oxana, Aug. 6.—Sluce the river changed its s wutern, ‘There cau bo vo Linpartiatity between va he: current ba etting vain ya du the 8 1B a + tert against a Itecelver belng appotuted intity | 18 endangering the smelting-worke and tho vase Upon the womination of thy Auditor or thd | Union Pucifle shops. ‘The Union Pacitic Com- ‘ ‘A few ‘doses of Radwoy’s Pills will free th 3 1 to bly place iu company with Whipple. He | bon wos odd und yocentric throuzbout, whereas | aud report on these clalins. from alt the sbove-usmed diwrdcrs, Pel Company, ie Conus pauy are uow hy struc. cllorts to bere thls entities the Ley Ly a private mark which be Be: ougnt a have. boro Uecadlupall nea res ee Bareeoy amie his sewers grt Be berbua. bold by Drucglta 3 ct e current towards the Iowa shore by riprapplog. | put on it ut the thie. ebivaiele. Missy Fanute rica ax | stidertine | sides, there wus danger of wore riots. Lo short, When a partygs wand by consent for Re. | For the purpose of hauling stone to the shot’ a | This concluded the testimony, aud Mr. Her- | did) not reduc the actlag frou the Keneral | the thue hud wot arcived to adjourn. i R E AD F ALSE AR D TRUE. cclyer whom 1 Ruow to be a proper pereon, | a temporary truck was luld, aud this moruing | rick comtuenced bis argwucnt on the verdict of Inetlicicucy. ‘The picce wus beauti- Ald. Gibert—How could you get your money . ususlly apvoiot him, If I do not know tim, | about 3 o'clock wbout 200 feet of this truck wus CONSTITLTIONALUIY UF TUX Law. ily wuubled, Lig attendance wus large, wud | ty build sewers before aix weeks! We held that the ticket offered ty evidence | spplauec was Irequemd aud bearty. “Scsuphine# | Ald, Sweeuey—IL you say you'll get the mon- Was wot properly described iu the indictinent, | way be seem utd fureber uot ey, You cau get it aoa eaort time, Tue yas and there are objections to hia per brolur sume other petsun te be named or Hy, L} washed into the myer. A force ts kept at work co. Send one letter stamp to RANWAT £60 ow night and day ty avert the threateued danger. Werrnrt, New Yur, Lujuruatiog wi will be eit yuu,