Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 12, 1877, Page 5

onspiracy to defeat justice, nlthough It :?:u:d ll?: Il\(’cvea to esenpe, fnvolved the 2p- prebension of the detectives. The English papers comment upon it as showing that the thlef of the present day is superior fn Intelld gence to the detective. It might be more per- tnent to suggest that while the detective watches the thief some one should watch the detective, The force of temptation seems to be st the bottom of most of the present trouble in soclety, and, If there Is any onc suverlor to It, peought to be employed al any cost tu watch {bleves, detectives, and honest men generally, especlally those in banks, An exchange remarks In regard to the project for squandering untald millions upon the futile schemo of Mississippl embankments: There {8 & plan to reconstroct the leveea along the rreat river, and tolesee the mouthsof the Jbsldiary atreams. Work has been lali ant that 100,000 ‘negroes could ot do in_ 1 whieb, It doni. hw'm;ll‘n! nII-le !hrb dented he! nnd prol :o‘g{!dt:llmcuml hfflcw Orles LUnaer tho great Varvey the levees ure ta be huilt a mile ar two from the river, giving np tha hetter part of the Jand for tho secnrity of the adjacent swamps from uvertiow. Sl i e, SR, b e owing the naturat outle that ot uu'l it nbandons good land and pro- vides for an incaleulable expenditnre of money. ——t— The 8t. Louls Globe's Idea of *pollcy™ was in full play {n 1874, How happened 1t that the Democeats carricd Olifo then by over 17,000 ma- Joelty? How hapoened ft that they carrled Tenusylvania by 5,000, and Massichusetts by 70001 " Repreaentatlve Republicans " were pot then “*ignored in theselection of a Cablnet,” and the *machine’ was fn perfect operationgin cludlog the Bt. Louls whisky-mnchine, nt that time. Why did not the *policy " and tho ma- cening savo the party from disnstrous overthrow and disgraceful rout that fall? ————— Mr. 8ronzr's grammatleal critle doubtless alled his attention yesterday to the following sentence In his excellent article onthe West Park Board: That thero has long been something rotien In tho sdministration of the Weat Side parks apeculation ia manifest to evorybouy, Exactly what ana how mach :hu rottenness Is, nobody has Leen able to fad out, The critic must have trica to run ber censori- 2aus pencil through the phirase *“and how much iho rottenness {5, but its aged author probably Hmorously restored it when herback was turned. et — e Tha fearful row made by somo Ollo papers over the fmportance of their Btate In politics Just now calls to mind a dispateh sent from n Missouri town the night GRANT was clected the secund time. “*8Bpread the tidings fur and wide! Let theloversof tho Urightest star in the grand constellation of nallons trejoice! Rouse's Bottom has Jved up to the principles inculcated by our fathers and given to the no~ blest mation uuder @Gobn's sun MixE STACEY for Canstable, who Was clected by 71 yotes,” —————— The Spanish metiiod of Insuring connubial bliss cannot fall to commend {tself to all aspi- rnts to matrimonial honors, The nuptials of King ALPIONBO to MancepEes, daughter of the Duke de MoxTraNsiER, for somo timo delayed through the unpopularity of the Duke, are wout to be celebrated upon the promise of the prospective father-in-law to holat himself out of the country, The manifestation of a similar lisposition on the part of prospective tnothers- wlaw would revolutiouize the whole world, ———— The roturns of the late election in Connectl- 4ut have been very slow In comivg in, but they we now at hand, ana show that the Democrats ‘bavo carried seventy-four towns and the Repub- lcans sixty-nine, whila twenty-one were divided. ‘There was a majority of 19,233 for the constitu- "tlonal amendment which prohiblts municipal aid for ratlronds, and a malority of 13,351 for the amendment which probibits extra compen- sation to public oflicers. ———— As both the Republican and Democratic por- tles fu Ohld'it thielr Couventions and platforwms indorsed the Presidont’s Southern polley, the Fvening Post can't seo how thut fuct lost the Republicans the Stato lasy Tucsduy. It calls on one of the Implacable sheots, which has two of its editors dctailed to hold Federal offices, to explain L!:‘hl Jhypothe: e i ——e With a view to inaldloualy gleining Informa- tion on a tople {u which ko may becoms more or less personally fnterested, the editor of tho St. Louls Republican 1a cudeavoring to cxcite dls- cussfon upon the question, “ Does it hurt a man 10 haug him1?* Even if 1t did not, there would not probably be any moro applicauts for execu- tlon than at present. ———— We learn from a pin-feathier of an arrogant- looking old suipo decurating the first page of the Cleveland Lluin Dealer that we may hereal- ter couslder “ TiLDEN Revenged * by the Oblo election, It will perhaps not escape the atten tlon of people with good wemorles that when Mr. TiLDRN waa on the track- Ohlo went the other way. S ———— After a sharp competition with the British Museum and the Brighton Aquarium, New York bas succeeded i securing the huge devil-fish caught ot Newfoundland. It will be bottled up 1o a monster tank contalning 1,500 gallons of alcobol, notwithstanding » strong Democratic Ppressuro brought to bear agaluse the wasto of #0 much excellent materal, ——————— Everything else ia forgotten by the New York press tn dlacussiog tho feasibllity of moving CLEoPATRA'S necdle, and the puor people uf the Villago look on with interest under the fmpres- slou that the schcmo will have sqou remote bearing upoa the reduction of rents. e e Mr. WiLeun ¥, Brongr had another attack’ Jesterday of Hxsing jlm-janis, but the suukes in his boots were fewer than “on' the day be- fore. The Waslinktonian Home cures such chimeras dire. Butter 4o there, old follow, ———e— 1t Is & peculiar phase of the Enstern wur when 8 battlo is turned up in which neither side wins. Until the recent fight, both sides lave been triumphantly victorlous In every engogement. e Y & ‘Tha Bepublican papers ot Oblo are displaying excellent tasto In not holating tho monotonous rooster which used to fourish in thelr columns the day after clectivn, — ‘The *1ady dotl \protest too much M—aho “adjectlves in the predicato with cnn_nfinul\": verbs, which caunot be * maintained Independ- ¢ot.” 4 1t the Czar would let his Grand Dukes into the lines at all times other than on daysof en- kagemonts, ho might effect something, % Among the otber things tho Nex Perces will . Jemandof the Goverament will be civiiized noses, | PERSONAL, Dr, Brown-Sequard, who has been abrond dor s long time, bas setttled himseilf and family ig Boaton for the winter. The Kepublicun Oity Committes of Bos- ton, as well as the State Committee. s golng to K:m George Willlawm Curtis to dellvor an address re, The Bt. Hon, W. E. Gladiteno has un. dettaken {0 write a *‘Primer of Homer" for Mesars. Macmillan and Co.'s series of Literaturo Primers, Mr. Charles' Btorrs, of New York, has of- :‘:T:‘:l'flbltflbl $2,000, or ope-iftleth of thosam | for the purposo of bri; the Alexandria Obellak to New Yvwk. g The New York 1orld has christened tho isalppt monsser the Uippocyaophidornitholch- fyordes MUsolssippanus, **behuse the oulmal is Sleatiy gntitlod to & name which sball cxpress bls ‘vazloys qualities, B, Oheover Goodwin, part writer of the Popular ¢‘Eyangellng* burlesque, has just been &rorced ot Boston from his wito, Grace Fletcher Kelly, who b saya he marrica in Octobar, 1878, 484 Livad with for thros days in this city, when she l‘:‘dd-nl: Lot him, sod. he bas 0ot & sinc lu: Uoodwin did not evex scad 8 lswyer to con- 4ha case, SeminarizLy, dil, Oct. r evident for wome time that Lho Hoard of \West ‘hicngo Park Commisslonera hns lacked the har- mouy neeessary to cnable it to do ita dul manaer whichehonld be n credit to the tndividual members and cominand the respect and confidency of the cltizens of the Town of West Chicago, The Hioard hind been divided into two factions which secmed tobe frrcconcliable, cach demandine the :\mmvul of the whole or a partof the opposing actinn, vestiyate Whie varlous cirgea of malfeasance in oflice mude ugainat nmembersof the Board, for the reason that the nct creatini the Doard that eitch charges may be nvestigated by the Clee cuit Court uf Cuok Connty upon Information pre- nented by not less thay ten reputable freeholdées of the Town of attion to give time for such investigativn if the frecholders of tho town desired it made, nol undertake to aottlo the pointe at jesue between the factions and restore the' harmony of the Board by espousing thie cause of oy side or the other, — the removing of a part and Difing vacanciva wo cr2- ated with wen who will be scceptable ta those who remain. 1 Holden, Adolpliv Muus, members of tho Board of West Chieazo Pack Commissioners, do not possess the kind of quahfications which nre lic(cu:lr{ to ihe diechsige of the duties of sald ofice, ard tl successtul ndininlsiration of the parks of Weat Chi- cago demands Lheir removal, virtue of the power verled in e by the Constitu= tlon of the State of Ilhnois, do_ hereby remove C. €, P, llolden, Alden ¢, Milard, Clark Lipe, and J, ¥, Adotphe Mnue, Weast Chicago Park Commls- sloners, and declaro their otices vacaat, ately made: Emil Wilken, vico Millard; Sextou M. Wilcox, vice Lipe; E. E. Wood, vice Muus, JMetd, Jil.:' Pleaso asiz thoso natlon of ) “dectaton, und’ roturucd Wednesda; A NEW DEAL. Gov, Callom Pata an End to West Bide Park Bquabbles, By Removing tho Lipeand Ifolden Majority Unceremoniously, They Want to Know Why This Is Thus— Threatened Litigation, Bpectal Dispatch tn The Chlcngo Tyibune. BrrixorizLp, 11, Oct. 11.—The Uovernor to- day removea the balance of the West Chicago Parlc Commissionera, except George W. Stan- ford, who, having resigned to take effect on the 20th {nst., will hold over till that time. Follow- ing {8 the Executive order, of removnit STATE or ILLixots, EXECUTIVE DEPARTHENT, 11, 1877.~IL has bren 1 liave not deemed It to Le my duty to In- provides Weet Chleago, and | have delayed 1 shall am iy convinced that €, €. I, Alden C, Millard, Clark ipe, and 4. ¥, Nt tho 1, thorefnre, by Al. Lursox, Uovemnor. Tho following appolntments were imnedl- Peter Schutiler, vice Hotdeny The interminable wranglings and bickerings which have for some months past mado the West Blde Park Board an unsightly spectacle havont last como to am end, Yesterday after- noon Gov. Cullom removed the quartet who, by an ancxpected combination at the beginnhge of the present flzcal year,succeedad in obtalning the control of the West Side Park system, This quar- tct I8 comuosed of Clark Lipe, President, A. C. Miltard, Sccretary, C. C. P Holden and , J. F. A, Muus. Thelr successors ,arc Emil Wilken, Sexton M., Wilcox, E. E. Wood, and Peter Behuttler, Mr. Wilkon 1s in the dry- guods businesa on Milwaukeo avenue, Mr. Witcox 18 a well-known luwinberman, E, of the property and funds b Wood occuples an editorial chalr in the Journal office, and Mr, Bciwuttier Is well and favorahly known, almost reconstructs the Board—there being only sloners who ago to take effect next month, be accepted {s not at present known, though it is possible Mr, 8tanford may not sever his con- uncetion for some months, as his services will bo This last movement of Gen, Cullom one of tie old Commis- lett, Mr. G. W, Staulord, tendered Lils resignation some days Whether It wil needed to greaso the wheels of the new Board. Yesterday morning's Trisuxe contalued o proclamation fromn the decapitated quartet, who feit thelr approaching doom, Last even- ing, betore the fact of thelr removal vecame known, they sent the followlng telegram to the Uovermor: Ciicaav, Ocl, 11,—To (he Qovernor, Spring- ho seek our remoril toscud you charges and specifications. We will meet them promptiy, and the question of gullt or Innocence can b settied in o fow daya, We cons tend not for ofll ut for hlrpll‘. Anil our own hovor, amd the public fotercat. The movement againet uw orinated with tho.s whose misconduct we huvo cxposed, and’ frons whom . wo -aro seeking restitutlon, C. Lirg, A. C. Mintanp, u . Muus €. 0, P, Houomx, 'WITAT NONNEY BATS. With a view of ascertaining what thoy are going toJonboutit, a TRIBUNE reporter paid a visit to Mr. C. C. Denney, theirattorncy, at his resllence, No. 424 Fulton street, ot a Iaie_hour last evening. 'Uhat gentleman had retired, but upon being advised fiu ta the crrand of thy visttor, he came duwn and courteously invited him to enter, a8 follows: ¢4 Mr; Bonney, Tz TrinuNe roceived a telo- rawm to-nfeht statiul that Messra. Emil Wil eu, Sexton M. Wilcox, Erwin E. Wood, aud Peter Bchuttlor have been appointed as Com- missioncrs for tho West Parks, vico Cominis- sloners Lipe, Holden, Muus, and Willard, Do you know snything about the matter?” ¢ Well, 1 mlihit a8 well commenco at the be- glaninge, so you will understuud the .matter thoroughly, *'The Governor's letters came to the Conmntasloners Monday.™ “These W tho lettera usking for the realiz- u gentlenmien : “Yes, Mr. Lipe, Mr, Muus, and myself wont to Bpringtleld Mouday eyening, and the case was argued before the Governor ou Tuesday forunoun, on _ his request !us the resignations and threatsof removal, The Governor rescrved Lis deciston, Ine'lm: that he would give It {n the afternoon. ~ My, Uoodmau, on bohal! of Mr, llolden, remained hear the { morning with the word of the Uoverner declding not to take uu{ further action in the matter without further Investization and conslderation, and thut Lo wouwld notdo unythlug fu the matter without advising AMr, Bonncy and the luterested Commissloners, I know of uotbing further rrcuv"zd fromn the Governor up to the present time,' “ Why hasn't any suit or proceeding been brought herctoforn against the parties fnpll- The Interview was substantially to cuted bg thy expert's report of his lnvonlgmun» of the Board's trupsactions A sliort tine ago o resolution was passed fu the Doard directing that a copy of Mr, Mecholke's report of the cyamiustion of tho Board be furnished we, to advise, after 8 cou- ference with Lhe Governor and the West Town Buard, a8 to what action nizat be taken®with respect to B TUE IRRESULATITIRS SHOWN, and it wus supposed that o sult would have to be hrmufht. for an account and restitution from tho partles involved, O! course the action of tho Governor has futerrupted any proctedings to that end. Btepa were not taken earlier bLu- cause it was thonhit to ho only fale to ullow the partivs Implicated a reasonable opportunity to make explanations and correct errors.” *\What are you woiug to do about i1 #'This hus not been fuily detormined. Wo ald not supposo that the Gevernor would at- wnxpzlf.&xmm Lh"u rfr?uvnll, alter ‘l"ml.t lntll, transpired, without giving sn oppoitunity lhaauu(:on'unlnwnen (o be beard i thelr do- fense, aud thercforo 8 courso of uction bas ot been deflnitely determined upon. As I explained to the Governor, I serlously doubt his powor to make an urbitrary rewoval with- out a Learjog nud proots. Iam busily engaged In cxamniulog this question, oud 1 shall advise the Commissioners according to the upinions I may furm, Af they shall refuse to yicid to the Uovernor's appolitees, 1 supposs the latter Wil resort to the courts to obtain possession of the office, and In that way a public trial will Lo compelled. I shall advise no cap- tlous litigation on tochinieal grouuds, but onl auch astho rights of the Comimnisslooers sl Seem to me to require,” ‘Tbe reporter bade 3r Bonney good night and wended his way to the residcnces of Mesers. Lipe sud floldcn, ‘The former was ** duwu 5‘;‘:{ ‘;llaemfi:a%rcl-," sud lfiu‘lnuzr, 1 w‘lf‘l;l;ni his s falled to respond to o protracte 5 g of the door-bell, + B il —— TELEGRAPHIC NOTES, New Yorx, Oct. 11.—The Stock Exchange, fn sesxct sesslon to-day, adopted tho report of the Iuveatigating Committee, which fully exoncrates Messra. McMilan, Burres, and Hill from the charges rocently preferred sgainst them, Nzw Yomk, Oct, 11.~Daulel Schruwmpt, con. victed of selling adultorated milk, aud uuder this conviction locked up {n the Tombe, on the following mornlug was found insane from the pecaal Dispatch ta The GAtoage Tribu: Qatexa, 1L, Oct 11 4 nwufl fi'w"'ux this month ex-Miiter Washburoe will formall; present to Whiteslds Caunty o life-size portraft of the Indiau Chief Prophot, whoss villare was ou the site where Prophictstown, fn Whitesido County, now stands. The mlndnz is by the celebrated artist, Healy, uow in Paris, nmf s a v THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1877. suparb copy of Catlin’s original study, vihitch is | {mw in the possession of ex-Mintater Wash- | hurne. MomLE, Ala., Oct, 11,—The Cotton Exchange voted to edopt & l.horou%n system of supervia- fon and Inspection of cofton, conforming to the most approved rules. New Yons, Oct. 11.—Tho salo of box scats for Adains’ benefit has reaabed $7,000. SPORTING NEWS. THE TURE. COLUMDBUS, O. Corumnus, 0., Oct. 11.—Beveral thansanid people attended the races to-day, and, mufiled in ulsters and licavy wraps, managed to et con- stilerable sport out of them. luthe 2:27 class four lorses got away, and thera was nothing unusual aboutit. Monarch Rule was the easy winner, Folowing fs tho summary: 2:27 claes, purso $000, divide aond Monarch Hule...... g1%1 SR ks 333 . er. a.a Dead o, ER R 7 LEd a1, 0% 2 A ‘Mwlm; race with six starters came next, and developed consderablo feeling, Sleeny Georre was the prime favorite in the pools, and after the first heat the linpresslon became.zeneral that hie was not being driven to win, Unofiiclal vrotests were abundant, and after comine {n a bad sixth for two heats the Judges ordered his driver, Smith, to dismount, and placed a new man i his keat. That the change was In order was proved Ly the fact that George took the next heat casfly. Owing to darkness the race was not completed, but the following {8 the sumniary ns far as the race proccede: Bweotzef, 3218 Lucy. ., 122 Sleapy Ueorge, 061 itowdy Boy..... 534 Buy Salllg . 343 straizht Edge 650 3 2120 2:20 Between the heats of the other races Rarus aml Great Eastern made a race for a spectal B“m offered to Rarus for an attempt to beat is own time, Eastern was uusteady in action, breaking frequehtly, and In the second heat b wus clafined be cut his left kind foot so as to be unable to go in the thied beat, which was made Ly Rtarus alone. Rarus bad an casy Hctory in every hieat. Time, 2:23, 2:17%, 3:2! LEXINGTON, KY, LexixoTow, Ky., Oct, 11.—The trotting races grow nore intervstiug each day, Thoe attend- auce is zood, and the track o a:.:lumlld condl- tion, The 2:50 race to-day was the fastest raco ever trotted In Kentucky, It was won by Protine, a daughter of Dlackwood. Tho 3:30 ruce was not tinished at the end of the fifeh heat, but will be conciuded to-norrow. There will be two gued races to-morrow for two- yeur-olds, and the 2:40 class, The event of the meeting will be the 8:23 race, which takes place on Saturday. - ‘The cntries will be Magenta, Cuaster, Dictator, Carrie, and Woodward Chief, It will be trotted In 21 or 22, and noonc cat nawme tha winner, BUMMABY, @ 1z Tl Sccond race, un Ed Forgest.., Saphi Tomplo Glendate.., atusHes CETE ko Qurala [ 4 NG 225041 212085 2131, BLOODED 8TOCK, Mass,, Oct. 11.—At anale of stud, Ecbert, 8 2-year- Hendrix, of Decatur, WonCKsTER, Hambletonian-brecdin, old, was bought by If, Mich., for 3,425, " Thirly-scven other anitnals brought the total sun realizad to $16,140, JRROME ALK, New Yonk, Oct. 1L.—At Jerome Park to-day the members’ cup was won bi’llnrrlvade, Austri- Iund second, Booter third, . Distaice, oue mile, Time, 1:54. Tom Ochiltres and Virginius started in the purse race, ono mile and three-auarters, Ochile tree won. ‘L'line, 3:14. ‘The purse ruce for 3-year-olds, one mile and quarter, was won by Lady Salyers, Vermont second, Minncols third, . Time, 318, ‘Tho setling race, ong mile aud three-quartors, was won by Kilburn, Viceroy second, Ambush thied, Time, 3:163 ENGLIST BACES, Loxvon, Oct, 11.—Beauclerc won the Middle Fark plate at Newmarket to-lay, The Chaniplon stakes were won by 8pringfleld. Stirio gat second-place. : There wiis hio betting, Silvio being regarded as luvincible, BASE-BALL. GAME TO-DAY. The Chicago and 8t. Louls clubs will piay the third of thelr supplomcutary scries (his after- noon un the Twenty-third street mvounds, Tue Chlcagos, sith Rels as pitcher, are playlng a beautiful garae just now. SPRINGTIELD, ILL. Siectal Dunwalel 1o 2ha Shirugo Tritun, BpnivarizLp, i, Oct e, ct, 1l.—Bnse-ball: 8t. Louls Browns, 3; Bpringficld lteds, 0. CINCINNATI, . CincinNaTe, Oct. 1L—Base-ball: Clucinnati, 12; indlanapolls, V. ¥ CANADIAN -NEWS. The Great Storm op Lako Erie and Its Dis- nstrous Effects on Shipplng~Other Af- falvs, Spectal Dispatch fo The Chicago Tribune, PorT ROWAN, Unt., Uct, 11.—The lats storm’ has been very disastrous to sbipplog on Lake Erle, Numerous wrecks are reported, in many lustances occompanied by losa of life. The achooners Eliza White, of Cleveland, and Ma- defra, of Oswego, are ashore on Long Point, op- poalts this place. The Captaln and cook of the Eiza White wero drowed, Two men Jumped overboard and swam ashore hiero this morn- o, " The * rest of the crew are still fo. the regiog of the vessel, Two of the Madeira's crew also awam awhore to-day, leaving their comrades inthe rgeing, The sea 15 runuing so high that it is finpossible to tender nssistance, The schoomer W. Y, Emoery is ashors at Colchester, The crew was saved. A barge laden with lumber is ashore near the same place. The crew have not turned up, but 1t s supposed they are saved, Special DAsuaich to The Calcago Tribune, MoNTREAL, Oct, 11,—A meeting was held to- nl;im in Zion Church to protest against tho Intlure of l,ml.lm in_the Grund Jury throwing out bille in the Eltiott snd [lackett cases. Btrong resolutions were passed condemning the Grava Jury, aud 1t was resolved toappeal to the Minister of Justico to interferc, There hias been & default In o braoch of the Rachange Bauk on the part of an emphye. Jarticulars have not yet trausplred, ¥ ‘The deeluratlon lodeed in court in the case of the Uank of Montreal ugainst the ex-Directors of tho City Passenger Rallway Cowpany malics an exactly sinilar charge to that preferred by the City and District Savinge Dank, viz., nskinig ont names aud frandulent reports Lo sharetiold- crs upon the faith of whiehi the baok bad ad- vaneed larze sums of wmonoy on tho stock of the €ar cowpany, ANN ARBOR. The University Laboratory Trouble=Dentsl Couvention, fpacial Dlapaick ta The Chicago Triduse, Axx Anoos, Mich., Oct. 11.~The Board of Regunts of the University inot to-day. Pres|- dont Angell mado bls nvuual report, showing tuscliauge in the Faculty, the number of stu- dents, aud the work of alLthe departmicnts laat year, Tho Hon, Willlam L. Webber read & statemont of what bad been done by himselt und Senator Chrlatlancy as counsel in the caso agalost Rose and Douzlas, Thoy thought that the latter should not bo prosscuted for cert! travellng expenses for which ho had charged the Uunlversity, Tho Rogents resolved that the ace couuting between Rose aud Douglas aud the Unlversity be intrusted to counsel, with nstrue- tlons to sucurc the substautial rizhts of the Uni- yersity, whetber by amnlcabls settlemcot or amendment of tho chancery bLill, or by L] soparate bill, this accountiog to embrace all watters in dispute, cxcept those settled by Judge Huttiugton's de- calon. Acomuntteeolths Board wasrcorgnnized to admit the new Regeut, Bullleld, of Lauslug. Dr, Hawkes, of C 0, for sowie undccount- able resson, siter accepting & position fo the Howeopatblc 8chool for o year, resipued and lett town suddeuly. [lis veslgnstion wus ac cepted, Lut, as it 1s late, it willbe diticult to AlL tho vacancy, Lir, Charies Gretchell, of MHwau- kee, was ientioned s Hawkea' successor, but his nawme was Lald on the tablu for the prescut. ‘The Siate Dental Convention concluded its sitting here to-day, Numesous papers wery and disct officcrs wero clected, and tho Assuciation adjourued to wmeet nuxt Mara i thig clty, - . Myers' Investment Certificates Married ,or Single---A Curious THE COURTS. Now Thrown into Lit« igation. Case Involving Misce- genation, ‘The long-expected suit by George Chandler, Trustce, ugainst 8, D, Ward, Receiver of the Merchants', Farmers' & Mechanics’ Bavings Bank, to determing to whom shall belong cer- taln sccuritfes, was filed yesterday fn the Cir- cuft Court. Mr, Chandler files the bill on be- half of A. L. Mortimer, 8ven John Johoson, J. T. Moulton, and all the other holders of the so- called nvestment certificates, After stating the orzanizatior: of the bank fu 1861, and piving fts charler {n full, he the 934 tablished what was called an investment departmont for the purpose of furnishing to persons desiring to avail themselves of its Lenefits a hlgher rate of Intereat than is pald by savings banks or 4avinga deposits, and at the same time furnishing such peraons real-estate securlty for the money so juvested. ‘The modes operandl was {u brief as follows: The Lank re- ceived all sums delivered to It of $100 and up- ward, ziving to the Investor or lender anin- vestment certificate reciting the facts, and stat- ing that such certificate was securcd by notes and trust decda on real estate worth threo times the gmount of the loan. Tha rate of in- terest on the certificates was 7 8-10 per cent per annum, and {ta payment was guaranteed by the bank. The bavk then took the moneys so re- ceived and loaned them on real cstate worth perhaps three times the amount of the loan at 10 per cent interest, thus expecting to realize & protit of 2710 per cent, The certificates wero exchangeable or redcemable in sums of 2300, and pald fu efther notes secured by real estate or money, ns the Trustce might prefer. George Chandler was anpoluted Trustee, with power to reeeive und keep all notes and securities transe ferred toehim Ly the bank for covering Invest- went certificates, to countersian all certificates {ntho number and the manner that the bank should direct, redecm the samo in secured notes or money at Lis option, to collect the principal and fntercst on the securitics, and pay the fnter- says that about of lecember, 1873, It es est on the certificates, nad to keep proper books to sliow the record of his business, On the 2kl of December, 1873, fn pursuance of this arrangement, the bank conveyed to Mr. Chandler o large number of notes, azgregating n vulue $100, securcd by real extate, and agreed that, in case any of these sccurities were Enld, others of like chiaracter and value should e substituted, 80 as to always keep the amount of notes equal to the amount of the certiticatus, At the time the bank falled there were out- standing 863,300 of investment certificates licld "'55 various parties sccured Dy notes worth 805,000, n the 27th of Scptember, Mr. 8 D, ard, the Recelver of the bank, made a demand on Mr. Chandler to deliver up such notes and other sccurities for the Lenelit of the unfortunate depositors, with which demand the Trustee very naturally de- cllned to comply. Mr. Ward nuw Lias many of the original truat-deeds and ubstracts of title in hils posseasion, having pained possession of themn when be touk pusscssion of the bauk, and Lo refuses to surrender thew. Trustee Chand- ler therefore asks that the Reculver may Le restrained from taking or keeping the notes or other sccurities aszigned by the bank to hiny as security for the Investment certificates, and that ho iy bo compelied to surrender them, to bo used for the purpose they were originally Intended. LENEDICT OR DACIELORT An amusing case was on trial yesterday after- noun before Judire Moore, though the details will not bear publication, The complainsut was Augustus U, Bartiett, who brought suit to de- clare vold his marriage with Hattio Kemp, alias Martha Bartlett. He {s an intclligent-looking man between 80 and 85 years of age, while Hat- tle 18 ns black a8 the ace of spades. It scems that stic attended bim when e was sick . some threo or four years ago, and he married her In 3farch, 1873, out of cumpassion, or as a very poor retury for her kiuduness. They lved to- pether for some time, but according to bis -story ho left hier lu May, 1874, and las not sluce lived with her. He now charizes lier with gross Infidelity to ber marriage vows, and sbe rotorts with a similar aceusation. Judge Moore, huwever, without declding who had borne the lovse reputation, dlsmissed the bill on the ground that e bud never beeo mur- ried. Privr to July, 1874, the law was that all marriages between a white person snd a uegro or mulatto were lutely vold, and Leavy penaltics were pronounced against such persous marrylng, und wralnst the per- sou . solemulziugg any such ' marriage. This _wmarrlagy having * beou consummated i 1873, aud the parties having, according to Hartlett's statement, ceased to live together he- fure July 1, 1874, they are not married st all, ond nuver Lad been” Mrs. Bartlett or Hattle Kemp, however, dumps lier sof disunt husband's lapplucss by swearlng that e lived with ber subsequent. th July, 1874, This ralscd the ques- tion whether he by ‘scknowledging her as his wifo Las enabled her to clalm the relutlonship under the rules of the common law, The poor maty therefore, [s left with o most threatcning and portentous cloud on his tile to biwaclf, and anxiously wonts to kuow whether hie Is a married manornot, If he marries agaln hemay find wife No. 1 ou his track, rud noaction he cau bring canseitlo tbe porplexity, 1lis wife, by brimglug sult for separate maintenance or di- vorce can rafso tho quostion, hut perbaps she may not chouse to do o, Bhe shows no symp- toms of Inmedinte decive or dissolutlon, sud he having married in baste is likelv to buve abundaut lelure for repentance. In his diem- ma he has taken an appeal to the Bupremne Court with tho forlorn hope that they will de- clure UWim a married man, and then give him o chuuce to get unmarrled. ANOTIIKIt TOWN-BOARD QUARREL. ‘The [itiuols Stone Company, the Singer & Talcott toue Company, H, M. Slnger, mul Ann Binger filed o bltl yesterday o the Circult Court to restrain Hesmanp Lisb, Couuty Clerk, to prevent him from sxtending ontho lax-lists tho amuuut of the town tax of Lemont s cer- titled by the Town Clerlc. The complainauts say that tho valuation of all the town personal aud real pruner% is $202014 of which they represent $45072, or wpearly oue-sixth, The Town ~Board of Auditors, st a meetiug held Aug. It Just, voted that 82,100 should be #xed as the mmount to be ralscd by taxation for town purpoacs. Of this nmouvt §1,000 was to pay the funded town (n- debtedness, und $330 for bullding a bridge, ete. ‘This wholus 1,3, or twenty-two thirty-tiiths of tho whole tax, the conplalnants allede, [a fllo- eal, and tho Town Board bad no right to yots such allowan The Town Clerk certitied the amount of $2,100 3 the uetflu’? sum o be raised for the town taxes for 1577, Cowplain- unts therefore ask. t this Irreparable fujury muy bo wverted b joiningz the county from extendiug tho own taxes on this basis. AN ANTIQUATED TAX CASE, Judge Muore yesterday disposed of the case of ¥, A. Biryan'vs. the City aud e City va, I, A, Bryan and others. ‘The” tlrat was brought to campel the city to_pay complatnant $31540, 1t belvg the amount he had deposited lu court somo_elzht years ago pending the decision of 2 tax appeal. The city sulmequently condemned tus land on which thede tuxes tmd been levied, and the prusecution was dropped. The city a few daya ago filod o bill to prevent Bryon from eollecting the amount of the “tax from the Clerk . of the Court, but Judge Mooro declined to grant any fnjunction. 1le satd that 1t bud pot been sbown that Bryasn was lusolvent, or that tho tax could not be collectel, and dis- missed the bill. At the sane time he ordered the Clerk to pay the §31:3.40 ju bis hauds over to Mr, Bryan, TUE CUICAGO & PACIRIC KAILTUAD. ‘Tho fullowing is the report of J. M, Whitman, Receiver of the Chicagd & Pucitle pany, for the months of July aud August: RECKIFTS. E:Memud Joly 1. ”"“""fi' 13(’& ssengers . 33, 130, Advance char ::( 1, 18L. $17,230. 44 4,700.08 475,60 MiscellaBEous.rstreersraennnase. Balance oa hand... .., DIVORCES. Mary Warwick fled berbill yesterday come plaining that George Warwick unfortanately (s, wan a man of 2 fiendish dipo- sitlon, most daily, and threatening If sbe did not leave him he would 2 lwfi] betore he carries his threat into execution. g r from gcr husvand, Charles A, Bhores, on the Haliroad Cona | | whose wife she This he bos shown by abusing her al- kill her. And she wants to get J. 8horen filed a Lill asking for a dlvoree ground of adultery, 1TEMS, The Freeport vincgar distlllery, which was sefzed 0 week or two ago for making filicit low- wines was appraised at $4,031, and yesterday was bonded out and releasd. ‘The testimony in the Indlan land case of Ber- trand vs, Hemick was concluded yesterday, and the attorneys are to furnish written arguinents, DANKRUPTCT MATIE! An involuntary petition was filed yesterday against Eugene B, Reemer, of Tampico, White- sile County, by Sampeon 8. Hubban), on a claiin for §1,275.27, and Adam Recmer on claln for $2,6%, ‘They charge that Reemer on the th Inst, Jeft the dtate, taking his property with i, with fnteul to defraud his creditors, A rule Lo shiow cause Oct. 25 was {ssucd, Jolin J. Withrow, a commlesion-merchant of Streator, went into voluntary bankruptey, Ilis debts amount to $11,509, ahd his only assets are $45 in open accounts and some furniture. Reference to Register Urant. Johin W. Bent, of thls city, asked to be de- clared bankrupt. 1iis secured debts are 82,700, and the unsccured $30,811, Thersare nu as- scts, In Octoler, 1474, the bankrupt deeded Nos, 107, 109, 111, and 1i3 Monroe street to J, W. Bxinkle to sccure his creditors; hut this roperty has aince bepn sold under an incum- l}m.m for $50,000. Helerence to Hegister Hib- bard. Wilfam C, Van Alstyne & Co. were adjudi- cated bankrupt hiv default, and a warraut {ssued returnable Nov. 13, Discharges were [zsued to David J, Lake snd L. (3. Johuson, Charles . Lusk was yesterday appolnted As- signee of Patrick L. Garrity. A first dividend meeting will be held this af- ternvonnt 2 o'clock in the case of Cregier, Qlarke & Co. SUPERIOR COURT IN DRIEP, Julius G, Salhinger began a sult in replevin yencnls’ agaiust Potter Pahiner, M. J. Palmer, and E. If. Mackey to recover a largo number of vieces of cassimere and farmers' patin, valued at 4,000, Edward Harvey and William McCarthy sued }lm Elhlmxzo & Northwestern Railroad Company for 81,000, Emma Maeller brought suit for 85,000 azalnst Adolpli Huacher, and another for $20,000 agalnst Pritz Sonntag. The Northweatern Penflfi-)hdnne Company sued Sirens ¥rench and Edward Mooney for $1,000 damages, CINCUIT COURT, Charles Meler commenced an sction in tres- n:m yesterday against Emeretta A, and Georce ibsun and Ueorge Allen, claiming $2,000 dawn- ages. doseph Sugar began nsult against Jesse 8. Mildrup, Jorsn Stiliwell, Morris Kohn, H. A. Kohn, Martln Clayburgh, Sigismund Heldwever, Bernand Steinberyr, and Jonn McClolian, to re- cover §5,000 damuglen, Sarali Sugar sucd John Stillwell aua Bernard Stelnberg for $1,000 damages, TIE CALL. Jupax Drusstoxu~—In Chambers, Jupuk BLopuzTT—General business, sndaet case e 0, and 08 to 113, - 82, 985, 280,287, 3ilan, on tris). 28, itogan Jdunaz Moonx—21, 22, 23, Jgunr Toarns—210 (0 215, fnclusive. No case on trial, Junox Boorn—Set. 2,331, Smith va, Bar- clay, No case on trial, Jdepax McALLisTEn—Passed cases, Jupar WiLLia¥s—001, Barbourvs, Barbour, JUDGMENTS, Srrenton Count—CoNrrs«oNs—CharlenS, Crane 8. James Clowry anil_Alexander Rcid, $1,071,— Samo ve, Same, 8 9. —J, I, Daley vo. Wood- bury M, Taylor, $1.471.60, Juvak Gany—Adoloh Loeo et al, vs, Lo Ernst Juccer, $1. 187,80, —/liinols Staats. Cympany va, A. 8, Secley and J. K. Pollard, —J. Louchein et al, va. ‘Ueorge E. and Jam Apploten, 8278, 00.— Sebnetian Wustum v, David T, Nelson, 81,150,433, —W, N, Crawford et al, vs, Jerome U, B, Withy, £2,000.0] Junex JavEsoN—HR, M. Kdd; . O. Gardner ¢ 22,04 85— . M, G. Parl and K. J. Hamilton; verdict, ¥2. Cinevtr Covnr—Coxres ohnson vs Emii T, Olaon, $:i87.50, % vs. Jacob R, Fowler, $35.00. Jupar ltoukns—Kate Salisbury ve. John B. and Teresa Mallcra; verdict, §700, and motion for new trial,—A. C, Graves et'al. va. J, F. Reese, $403,25, . Junue Dootn—Nntlonal Gold Bank of D. O, Mills & Co. vs. Manofactarers’ Natlonal Bank of Chicago, $4,043,70.—Ira W, Allen vs. Same, $1,180, 00, —Thinl Natlonal Bank vs, Same, 8, 110, —Jatlns Heldenreich ve, J. 8. Ritchie and J. L. VanSyckle, §150, s Juvae MeALLIsTRU=C, L. Kaub ve. City of 00, and motion for new trixl, Clilcago, verdict; §ii ~Henrictie Weuzel va. Jacob Mayer, 820,00, ILLINOIS SUIREME COURT. Orrawa, 1k, Oct. 1l.—Supreme Court pro- cecaings to-day: 43, Rehesrlog docket. Hennies et al, v, Vogel; motion uverraled, 761, Bhiricy va, Smith; same atder. 50, Cornine ve, Keyster: motion overraled. 474, Chicako Planing Ml Company va, bler- chanta® Natlonal Hauk of Clicazo; samo order, Soeeiat Pisseien 15 Ihe Litagn Trid inpaici une, Drs Moixes, In., Oct. 1l.—In the United Btates Clrcuit Court to-day the follow- Ing cases were declded: © Manah Wohl vi. Thé Protection Life Insurapee Cum vauy of Chicagu, }lulummu fur plaiuti® for £5,000 and [nterest from O.t, 20, 1875; Rachel Clostman ve. Chicaro, Burlington & Quiney Rallroad, ordsr for dismissal, motin filed to sel aside ordered; Ward Bullun ve. The Chicago & Northwestern Raflroad, scttied; J. G, Smyth M Belden, judgment 4 /0, Vi, 2 for vlalntlfl for #2,013;'C. T, Lawian ve. The Cblengo & Northwestern Rallroad, judgment for platutlil for costs; St. Louls Dridge-Fasten- ing Company vs. C. K. Peck, Judgment for plaintil; “Trustecs vs. Chicuzo, Clinton & Dubuque Hailroad; Adame’ clalim for $1,510 allowed. It haa been fl‘ircl.d by counsel and Court to try the Allen blanket “mortguge sult at a special terwn at 8t. Louls in Januzry. LOCAL POLITICS. ‘Ward Moeotingsnnd Other Caucuses Yester- day, The Demberats of the Eigteenth Ward held a meeting last evening st Klure's Hall for the purposo of organizing for tho fall campalga, Fravds A. ltoflman, Jr., was eiected Chalr- man pro tem., sad on tuking the chalr made one or hla usual empty specclics about the mis- sfun of ths Denwocratic party to rescue the country from Kepublican corruption. Ob motion of Frank Cuuninghwen, a commit- tes of five was appointed to uominaty perma- nent officers to the uext meetlng, A recoss was taken in order to allow thuse present to sign their names to the roll, It was moved that when the meeting adjourn ftbeuntil next Monduy cyvening ut thy same place, ¥ Mr, Cunningham thought thero were » mreat many prowitont Democrats fu the roomn who- hod not signed tho roll. 1o hoped they would cume forward and append their autographs, so b Lo be ubic to uvstst 1n the clection of dele- Rutes to the Conveutlon, 'This sppeal luduced uabout three of the **promineuts ™ to come for- ward and Jeave thelr nanes, Au adjournwment was theu bad, JOUUTIE WARD, The Fourth Ward Kepublican Club held a large and cothusastic mecting last eveniug_at No. 29 Thirty-tirst street, President Geonge W, Couch bedug fn tho chair. The report of tho Committec who were sppointed to select fifty valued frute which the thirteen delezates should be chosen was sccelyed and adopted. 'Tue tols lowiug are the nawces: W, K. Prost, Philo Allen, I, A, Ilull, R. W. Ricaby, teary Best, V. A. Marsh, N, 1.’ Hulden, J. ¢ fopers, rwood, 3 sen. Georgo C. Camiplell, Julus Skauy, C, E. uail, o . Miner, A, D, Hayword J. W, Siow: art, Goorgs W, Holuisu, ¥, I Hill, C. M. Pavor. ite; W. W, Farkine, A. P. Callabah, H. A. Ane T, E. ‘Maliory, 1. . ] Nolbroak, 3. J. Wilson, . Chandler, U. Japiy Le U, B Sivloy, 4. 1. & Baan, ¢, Kozmi 1. € Rue, 1, W, Belding, M. K. & 3 Spies, Pelor Btump, J. L. Underwood, It 1. vis, George W. Couch, A. ¢, Banlett, I, H. Lrsyton. P, H, Holl moved that Ald. Gilbert be ap- poiuted a comiaittes of vue to bave the st of nawes for delegutes printed for the use of the Club, Carrieds Onwotion of Prof. J. B, Jackson, It was resolved that tho Ulub elect the thirteen d:lu“:,lu v the Convention at Lhe next regular e, ‘Tbe resolutious n favor of repealing tho Reaumption act and of rewovetizog silver, which have beeu Lept slovg from week to week as 8 puclews for discuselon when busiuess wese then tken up aod keep tte woeellng busy uutil 10 o'clock. Rewurks werg made on the subject by desirs. Titsworth, mubgh Martin, ~ Jackson, Ald. Blowart, Vaughao, sud Sutherland. Ab the conclusion of Mr. Martin's remarks, & wotion was passed that speeches on the reso- lutious be liwited to ten minutes cach, Prof, Jackeon woved that the resolution bo divided, so that the question of the repeal of the Resumption act and of the remonetization of sliver be taken up separatoly. Mr. Vaughan moved 25 an amendment to the recolution that greenbacks be made a lexal tender for all public and private dehts, It wos seconded, but soon after withdrawn. Col. Rickaby then cut off all further debate bg moving the previous auestion. Vote wos then taken on the first part of the resolution fn favor of the repeal ol the Resumption act, and 1t waa adopled by 20 ayes to 20 novs. Afr. Harper then introduced Mr, J. C. Darker. of the Eighteenth Ward, who made some re- marks, and Justico Austin followed in o modest rehearsal of bisquslitications for County Judge, ‘The Club then udjourned. A Communistic-Democratic gathering was Leld In the Fourth Ward at No, 320 Sonth Park avenue last evening, Billy O'Brien had been announced to speak, 30 had several other Dem- ocratle oratore, but nune of them put in an ap- pearance, A Mr. Morgap, Communist, was called to the chalr, and for balf an hour entertained ‘the meagre audlence hy read- fnz from & paper. When ho was through, Mr, Barr, one of the Com- munist candldates for Caunty Commissioner,— a gentleman who has lived long enough to know more than he docs,—sddreszed tho uln;d. e spoke for over an bour to atart witl nncni«er, unless the purposc was to keep the meeting up all night. The Chairman followed with a 1ew remarks, and Burr haviug caught his Lreath fu the meantime, again went at it. Up tonlate liour ke was still talking to a sleepy, worn-out rabble. SEVENTII WARD, o ‘The Republican Workingmen's Seventh Wanl Clfib met at No. 805 Dlue Jslaud avenue last cvening to the number of sixty, Jobn Schmelz In the chair. Mr, Woodman reported that they would have W, J. Johuson as a judge at lue(fr(mnflu. The following resctution was adopted: Wierrad, The llepublican party from {ts foun- datlon has alwnys been the advorate of free Jabor and the promoter ot lmhhc education, and the standard-bearer of civil rignts aud universal auf- e chambion of clvil service, the agency of ralsing the credit of the country up to par, by Ita relentlees adberence Lo retreuchaieut, atrict ho= esty In thendministration of Pnbllknfinlll wherever placed in power to control Cily, Town, or State Governments; therefore. dtesolred, By the Neventh Ward Repablican Workingmen's Club in wnnes-muceting assembled, ‘That wo give our hearly pupsmrt 1o the Hepuolican party of Cook County. and p} 10 afd in tho noniinatiun and election of only hon- est, capable, and true men ™ the soveral coanty oftices, believing by 80 doing to promote the gen- eral public welfare, and Throop strects next Thursday. A meetiog of the Democrats of the Beven- teenth Ward was held last evenlug at thecorner of Ontarlo and Market streets, Mr, Peter Conlan oceupying the chuir and 4. J. Dugan acting as Scereiary. Messrs. . James' Lyman, Ald, Bweeney and Hans Hertinz cntertained the crowd for several hours with cunvugh Dewo- crutic swash to last thouse present for twoor three ordinary campaigns. . NINTH WARD. The Ninth Ward Democratic Club held a meeting at Maskell’s Kall, Dca{:lalnea atrecl, near Jackson, last evening, at which the attend- there are very few Democrata ti the ward, D, 8. Lovejoy occupled the chalr, and J. G. Burke asted ny Secretary, A resolution was pnased to tho effect that a convention be called for the purpose of nomiusting candidates, aud that any attempt to throw the selcction of candidates into the hands of & committee would be promoptly repudiated by the Club, A cumnmittee of live, composed ot Messrs, James H. Ward, F. C. Day, C. Bartlett, E. Dillon, nod W, Coates, was appointid to see that the resolution was carrled luto effcct, TOE TIIRTREN. And the mountain labored and brought forth 8 mouze. That Citizens' Committee of Thirteen who were cxpected to suggest numes for Couuty Commissioucrs, to be laid betore the Democrat- leund Pepublican Conventious, beld their 1ast sitting In solemnconclave lustoyening {n Chase's oflice, Room 30 Major Block, The mectingwas very sceret,—so sccrel, in fact, that reporters fi:re l’ml even given the privilege of a Lallway tening, The wlsdom and Intellect that was wasted there from 4 to 6 o'clock must have been souethiug astounding. Charles_Mitcheock had the honer of being Chalrmao. John R. Beusley, Francls Lawkner, aud two or there others, sat on tho lounie und Mr, Clase was the worthy scribe, Maucel Taleott, Joun N. Duuphirey, West Shie; Wallain - Fureman, Albert Doese, Nurth Side: and E, 0. Clarke, of Ilyds Park, were thelr cholea for rupresentatives ju the County Buard, Of these, Fureman ond Duuphey belunz to the greattribe ot rockerooted. muoss-backed Du- mocracy, The ‘other turee ute Kepublicans, ‘The result of this {s to Le reported to & public mecting to be held whouever ., C. Larned sball seg it to call it 1t will be seen from the above that only five naues will be recommended, and the result will bo that none of the coming Couventlons will take any of them up. Several Republicans vn the Committee feel dissatistied, aud only about ten of the thirteen were present at last eveu- Ing's meeting, What s member of the Com- mittee wanted was a list of about tweuty names frum cach party, of whowm five guod nen could be selected by cdch of the Conventtuns, PIPTRENTH WARD, Tue Halsted strect sectiou of the Fifteenth Ward Republicans heli u rezular weekly meet~ ne 1ast ovenlur at No. i3 that thoroughfare, Prestdent Jobn C. Enders fu the chalr. A larze attendauce was present. Oun motidh of Capt, Hyan, the lullowlni(.‘ummluee wus appoluted tu walt upon the County Commissiovers and ask them to alluw the ward to be divided Into fivo voting procuctss Cupt. Ryus, Willtun Bateman, nnd ex-Ald, Tow dtout. The mveun%wn then addressed by Mr, Hall cundidate {ur County Couituissiouer, who tuul somethiog to say aboul the necessity of mukiug Kood nominations, and who promised, if clects ed, to sce that the pour were not robbed, aod to do all that Iay fu is power to purdfy that ut presentf odunfervus Bourd of County” Cominls- sloners, ‘The Club was next addressed by Mr. W, 8, Youug, Jr., candidute fur Probate Court Clerk, Wwho suw {n the Oblo defeat u posribleSwarning to the Republican party, The lesson of that de- fest was for Republicans o go to the primarics, nomlinate tocir very best men, and then work with miglit and minin to see that they were clected. Mr, Young alsa bud considerable to say u reguni to the lmpbriance of electing hon- est nen to the office of County Commissioner, Capt, Ryau, in respouss tw calt for & report of his fnterview with the Centrul Comuittee, went inlo au oxPlauation of what touk pluce at that m“"“‘f' s to what be had said of the members of the Fulz Hall Club, ho saw 1o reason why be should retruct, He had called them traltors to the Kepublican party, and be cuuld substautiute thochurget ‘The Farwelland LeMoyuno coutestod election case, he sali, had placed o good mavy Republicans in s bad light, and when men belonged to the Citizens' Avso- clation and agliliated with the Democrats, and were vontluually creating divscustons lu the Re- publicau ranks, and guing back ou ths Republice au party, he could not but brand thewm as dis. loyal, ‘Hle nad called them rebots, aud he would say that they wero fust as inuch rebels as the men who fought in betialf of the South, Capt. RByan sald {t had been niserted thut be would not set fuirly in -thmuug tho judges for the primasle ruth of which clisrge hio futly denled. Evenil hchad the power topack a conyention he would not lend hlself to uuy such villalny. 1n regard to Mr. Proudloot, u wember of the comtmittee appotuted by the club to the ~ Central other BUe ‘o~ mittee, Copt. Ryan remarked that tue geotleman bad place bimself on the record in the Furwcli-Le Moyne cuntested-elec- tion cass in a decidedly uulavorable light. As to Mr. Proudfoot’s asiertion that he bad voted the Itepublican ticket before Capt. Itysu was born, the Captain remarked that he must have been uncousclously growing youug Iately, In coutlusion, kv sald e Loped the ward would send an houeat delegation to the Couventiug, and that & ticket would then aud there be uom- Inated which every Kepublivan could consclen- tiously support. . After briel remarks from one or two others, the meetlug adjourned for vue weck, A CONVEUBNCE, ‘The Democracy ot Cuok Cuunty ure very anx- fous to Luve the’ Workivgmen tfed as » tall to thelr kite, fu order to ‘makea rlse fn the jocal g‘olmfll frwament. That ewlnent reformer, 'at Rafferty, whois ous of Lich's employes, is Jeadsr of tlie Democrutic band of oftice-seckin martyrs. Wednesday afterooon the Democratic Cowmittes sud the ludustrial Worklogmen's Couaittes had a foiut session, and accomplisbed nufhiug. Last evening thcy et sgadu in the of- fice e John V. Le Moyne, {5 the Kingabury Block, ‘Fhiere were present vu bebalf ou the noregen- erated, unwashed, John B, Calbouv, Lunge, Rafferty, and Le Moyuv. On bebalt of the Workhigwen, Messrs. Cuin, De, Morely (Lake), Carroll, aud Dav 'at Raferty unfolded the develt—yea, the educis—ot voting auything but Democracy, His volee went up {u rejoiciug over Obly, aud the way the Em;lflh la; & suffered at bis hauds uo reportorial peadil can describe. Wauderiug from the backwools sud rural districts in orutory, be caiue back to the Uucld waters of the Dewocratic streum, aud e occupicd & full half of the time fu runiblin tbrouxh orutorival felds.§ ‘The Workivguen ba nothing w offer the Committee, a8 thelv had no aughority W muke terms. ‘This culled forth an- other specch from Raflerty, wbo couldn's see bow the Workingmen could control a great con- veution of 860 delegutes, lncludicg two from each yoting precinet wod oud b large from each and it was well that ne was the only’ eidge vur united efforts . ance was quite hmfii considering the fact that. 5 D ward, A ratber rambling discussion ed the avening, snd nothing was sccomplished. The Democrats want all the good offices, and the whole thinz is8 pushed by them in the in- terest of the O'Hara and Lieb combination. The Demoncracy will hear the report of thelt Committee this evening, when it will be pro- sented to the Central Committee at thelr meet- Ing in the Palmer House. GLRZPUL DEMOCRATS. A call forameoting of Democrats to take m *aaures tocejebrate the Democratic victory in Oh ‘o resulted in bringing together about a acors of j,tominent men In the resding-room ol the Palimer House last evening. - Mr. Jahn C. Riche Lerz vvas clected to the chalry aud Mr, F. Le Chase cted a8 Secrcurg. Mr. H.. D. Colvin set himself straight, feclins that bueiness could not proceed until he ha done so. 11 was anck was golng to continue s Democeat. Ho volted for 8am Tilden, as also did his tinee sons, Ho applauded Presfdent Hayes' course, though hie deprecated the means by which he eecured the positione Gen. Licb 1noved that o committeo consisting of one meimnber from ench of the cightecn wards of the city beappointed v make arrango- ments towards securing a hall, speakers, music, and other arran c:lm.»nu {or a celebration to Le held Saturday nieht next. .\lr.s I)euln.{lu proposed Monday night, Mr* Colvin Wednesday nikht, and Tuesday nhfiht waa thought best by Judge Forrester. “Finally Wednesday night next was nominated. Upon this motion as finally amended, the fol- Jowing Contmittee was sclected, and ordered to report at the same place this evenlog ol the asual hour, . et rat \Ward, Pottar Palmer; Second Ward, Prank flc’l;.lw':lnlurln'\‘l‘hlrd Watd, (1. D. Colvin: Fonrth Ward, John W. Horton; FIRh Ward, Ald. 1. D. Tuily; S(xtr? n‘-nl. Juli? Somers; Seventh Ward, otzum: W, "L, m:, Ighth Ward, Commle. sioner Bradley: Ninth~ Wanl, D, J, Love- Joy; Tenth Ward, John €. Richbera; Lley. enth Ward, _Gue' Van Baren: 'Torelfih Ward, Willism Erawley; Thirteenth Ward, Ald. Wheeler: Fonrteenth Ward, Christian Carsclman, Fifteenth Ward, Gustave Lango xtcenth Ward, Col. Arno Voss; Seventeenth , Peler Condony Eighteenth Ward, Perry 1. Smith. [yde l'ark, John . Cathoun; Lake'View, Senator Robinsov- Lemont, Wiiliam Skelly. Adjuumadi_ WOMAN’S CONGRESS. Papers Read Defora the Clevolznd MeeX g, A CrevELARD, 0,, Oct, 11.—The Woman's Con- fgress was called to order st 10:30 o m., Miss Atter a few apeoches the meeting then ad- 1| AbUeY W. Stay prestding, Journed to counenc on the corner ot Thirteenth || Reports by the Vice-Prevident's organization were taken up. Mrs, E, K. (thurchill, of Proyt dence, R. 1., reported from tha, State. 3Mrs. G. W. Qulniby, of Maine, present,*d lier reposty which was read by Mrs, Perkins, Of Coopers- town, N. Y. Mrs, President Tascoy % Of Madi- son, Wis,, reported for that State, , '%- Allda Asery, of Colorado, spoke of affajrs 0 DCE Btato.' A report by Mrs. Rebecea W, Hazza T OF Mlssouri, was by Miss Partridge. The .%:" Antoinette Brown Blackweli, of New Jers, 'V reported. Mrs, Martha McKay, of Indfanapolis, spoke for Indiang, Miss Frances Willard, (:PCIH- cazo, for Iilinols, and Miss Abbey W, May for M?\s:nfihuufiu; i afternoon session Miss Frances £, Wil- lard, of_Chicago, presided. Mrs. Jenny F. u?mé:x 2 Bhper propared by of Chicago, entitied * The Intelfectual Side of Fnrclgng Minstons,* was read by Mrs. W. A, Iogham, of Cleve- laud. Mrs, Minerva Norton read an cssav on The Work of American Women in Christian Missfons,” the coutents of which wero discussed rieily by Miss Witlard and Mrs, Perkins, At the evening scsslon Miss May presided. A very interesting cssay on * What Is Money " Wwas read by Mra. Emily J. Leonard, of Wost Meriden, Conn. Mra. Frances W, Harper, ot Philadelphia, a colored woman, followed with o paper on the “ Colored Men of America,” which ‘was received with great satisfaction by the Con- gress, and was commented on favorably by Miss Partridze, of Missouri; Misa May, of Sassacnu- scttas Mra. Blackwell, of New Jersey; and Mrs. Bara J, Spencer, of Washington, D, C. Adjuurued tiil to-morrow morntog. ——— LEX TALIONIS, Special Dispatch to The Caicago Tribune. MiLwavker, Oct. 1L.—Johu A, McClevy, ar- rested for perjury, was dlscharged ona nolle, and ‘:Ylnh‘x(z )!l-ul{uchuuv, repreacntative of the firm of Clar! tpe & Co., of Chicago, was sued for falsc fmprisonment IJ} McClevy, Who placed his gnx&:gu at $5,000. McKechney gave Lall in ——— Mre. Grundy Kaya that Bozodont eclipses all other proparations for-, the ‘teath and Fume. And what dve. 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