Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 11, 1878, Page 7

THE CHICAGC TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JANUARY 1 i 2 for paving atrests was taken np. It Idea fe N each h - £ e STRIPES AND BARS. ot i e THE COUNCIL. bond of mal lees than 70 por Sene. of the price of THE DEVIL. Phghaciolthe, Sestain rhes tothocom- | o AMUSEMENTN. . Dlon score {imecomtease, fonditionnd dpdn e (ailblal;pire ine "'1”"1"' Interest a total of 19 100 per cent. HOOLEY’S THEATRE—-AIMEE. I = t) > i ¥ s, it is said, woul e acceptable to the b e 5 Eighteen Cook County Convicts RAILROADS Tralling Dragses Held Resnonsi: | fiiidliets puii st iiniehiacotset: | A Young Polish Girl Possessed of Aonten people but s toveral of tho ‘other i1 | prens (APAAATIRLAN PRICBR L Escorted to Jolist Yes« ae ble for Theatrical Ca= Sl L o T an Evil Spirit. not known what tho result of this last propossl fii‘:}‘n’”&i‘n‘&?fifkfi?'n'.;"#z'n";"f."c’#.'x‘é?.';o. . I ’ < ‘ullerton, Lawler, will be. Firat and only time of the new Spectacalar Opera, terday. THE NORTIERN PACIFIC, lamities. b rten. P ELPIIA, Jan. 10,—] Y The following preambla and. resclations wers i an i marn % | gy gt o e Hommtia to Und Walnh sieaet 2oy Wit was mmored on | 'y,4 REINE 1NDIGO (QUEEN TYDIG0), Rdopted by tha Board of Directora on behalf of the -g:llerlmnn, Lawler, an ! nw'unch‘ " 0 ent 08p! auergo there would bo a private meeting of tho Lehlzh Dy JOHANN RTRAUSS, the Walts King, low ‘They Wero Recelred at the Prise | Bosetof e Bt e s o o7 eng | Disoussing the Ordinance fn Regard to [ ,I5 crdinance concernine fonations for pare. Exorcistio Treatment. & Bchnylkil ocratars to-morrom, Lo ke fnto .’E‘{h‘.‘dg‘!fi..;"x;' T 3 * it ¢ Atd. Da) ted his resojution regarding thy cunsideration the plan that wi laced hefore | 88 LA GRRAD! CHESSE. &2y and What Vas.Uony e e AT U LR st the Construotion of Wooden renting of {he. Feporition Durnue 1o Bt & Tuture mecting of the Cosl Presidenty. for the With Them, i.hb—lnnulmu a0 Gve year) Offenbach'y Lotter conaidered, but it wi Tho bold eesault mpon the orthodox hell ‘by Mr, Eaturday N orn Facin DA RLEGH (Dine: Reard), S WTAEE (o ToAd, the prosacution of thaAt work having been Inter- me! | 3 me tn Fipted n’y'-"x;la RAnclat revalston of 1AV and iha Fe- Payementa. tarily, “—yean 17, nays 0,—as foliowa: 87 yexrs) sa BOULOTTE ter) Deecner has not been nnproductive of results. It purpose of permanently effecting s combination, n of 1873, Sunday Evening—Extra Night Atmes's Parewell, ng embarrassment (o all Faliway constraction en- started all tho other orthoaox preachers to es. ) V'l and Tienefit af (e Frencn Henevolent Aot By ra- Ovor - Eighteen Hundred Pris- i direct Interests of tho States of | The adjonrned mesting of the Counell wan held amine the question of & barning helt s litile moro | LANADISE OF VAGRANTS. uest the naw d e e cucen g, it Stammwiiz, 854 Superh rllnlllnflomplly'. - Orexon ang_Minnesots, and the Territories of Daxnta, last evening, Ald. Cook fn the chair. The ab. 1d o Santingtos, apd ect Thieresta a1l e Blatss snd Tertiorics squilaf | 8ontece wers Cary, Sommer, Kerber, Ollver, 1ha forty-sccond paratiel of l“:m’u«x? and west of .tm Beldler, White, Waldo, and Jynesens, fireat Laker, nua the Inicrestaof ai tie Northern The Committeo on Public Dnildings, to whom scientifically than bad becn their wont in presence of sleepy congremations, It started & Perhaps, with 8 big P, in the minds of the eemi- oners at the Insti- tution, Toe Care of Tramps and Other Idle Persons in Cook County, 11, . UAVERLY’S THEATRE, i Mindie” Btai f the Minetasippl . Vall e i e R orthodoxico-methodistica - universal - presbyterio- Apecinl Dispater fo Kere Tork Times, s Ouca s month or thercsnoute rosders of the daily Sraieifo, i the Rreal"Nork ‘Al | was roferred the ordinanes pertaining to MICHIGAN'S PAUPERS anitarlo-lordknowewhato class of _teschers of ,,csg;fi:,",;’;,!;:-,{;"&fi,,ncgg;,,t,;gugpum;z. B RN T8 T — ers will find an {tem somewhat to this effect: e mbraan o dovelnp the wonders THX CONATRUCTION OF TURATRES o hearenly things: and, with formidable magazine $ the enchanted ground where the Ishmaelites of Idicness aud vice can malntaln themselves in comparutive opuleaco aud case. It scema that In 1674 an order was passed proyhiing that no person who s able-bodlcd and physically ana mentally able to earn a living shall bosupported Sheri Kern yesterday took — prisoncra o Jollet.” 1t they notice this matler-of-fact siate- ment at all, It ls doubtful If they give It much at. tention, and yet the removal of a seare of men from civil lifo for & term of years 1n bound up In it, articlea in front of him, a formidable publlc sent{- ment behind him, pew-renta on sil aides of km, ® growing populsr sentiment of iiberalism all round him. the prescher of the period has been compelled by force of opinion to relinquish tha pit named Stotea -ml‘nnlmrl:c] 8nd to afturd the counlrrv sod other assembly-rooms, submitled the follow- :l Il:k: IV‘lt rvn’l‘l oo )I!;Flrrlrlu ndr;llll\ll'i:u:‘l of lh‘!dn:nvt e ing report: ment of & vust area of Lerritary RItNErtO nearly unoce + e u'yu'lnnmmn. 'and aley thAt by TuFnislinRiho | Thatah thestres or other bulldings destgned to as- neana uf rapid transit hy which the Natfonal tiovern- | commodate lai mblie: i ent may be ahle 1o protect Its own, h lzl'lll ranged and filtod up with all IPPNV!‘ appllances to f Jta people aiready fveki ter- | give the peonie & foeling of sccar the xdv, 0 b et it THIS PRIDAY KIGHT, GRAND BENEFIT OF REEFALD BILE cloaiw, 7 RAND raad Combinatfon, 1a' iho refined séntatlomay. :e-n"::'-'. 8 £ Jll:v('mn\'-"ur. LOST AND WON, ntradusing Indfan Rlour Chisfs, TWO REARS and CHA-SHA-SHA-APAGEO; the AUSTIN BROS,\ Educated Donkey: Useal Metiomen Close Yestorday of Convention at Grand Raplds for Thelr Theoretical Amellora- tion, Spectal Dispateh tr The Chicago Tridune, dtvlal; i itiea belfeve (h ¢ i o # nenf ng-place {8 by no mneans erests on hetween the Atiantic and Pacine N re Beneraly | yndqigent persons,” fndigent widows and ingone. Bacha trip wus mado yesterday, Jatler | LR FLMICO MG TACK AL s Company st RiaeIL I | declenta, | 1n cua0 OFp hanle ot “sudden murh | cloned to-nizht, During the thres scasions to- speaking, concladed to keen old of hia puipit, and | oriane: ok, - detreplt persome - ap T IS o) dppearance of Boties Bros., Cartler, 3fr. Frank Cunningbam, Chlef Clork in | aake nomabwidies, hut merely ha extension of tims O es shias have. panponct to panta ey hEnial | day numbers of resolutions wero duly adoptod, | lotthe old-fashloned hell alide. Itwas s #00d [ physically ‘and mentaity unable fo work Batnrday, 23 the Sheril'a office, and Mr. James . Uonfiold, & | Fjthin which thaiin AT e eniiiien 16 cinimy the | Saagiitles that have happened ¢ condiraction of ihe | OF roterred for further action to the Committce | thing, was Iiell, while it lasted, bat the tima hay. or @ liviny, snd such extreme cases CALLENDER Depuly-Bherifl, escorting nineteon offenders | grants and franchises provided In 116 orlginal Scts Row, | hulldins. 1f 1he eatire front of o uildlog could b on Laws aud Legislation, One asks tha Legis- | ing tome whon it fs not even **a hangman's whip | a5 may be especially ordered by tho County againat the laws (o tho Stata's Prison. A Trisung tepatter was detalled to accompany tho party sad see tho eriminal portion of it safcly caged. bnteaching tho Connty Jall about 8 a, m., the reporter found the process of getting ready in ful) golig” order. Elghtcen prisoncra were to bo transferred, and two stordy fellows wera busily engaged in shackling them togethor In pairs. This was accompliahed by firmly riveling a atout ting lo eath man's ankle, the rings being connected by o cliain 8 foot or 20 In length. As each conple was called out the men acated themseives on the floor, andina few minutcs the process was cownpleted, = They wore then handcuffed two and two, anu Curs ler, having Jooked upon his work and pronounced 1t goad, pot the mittim: 4 {0 his pocket and de- clared himpaelf ready to stars, . ‘The emigrants were not » nice-laoking crowd by any means, 88 they stood in double ling waiting tha word, Prisoners befors starting for Jolict sell,‘give away, or send fo thelr friends any good Tothes tnoy may have, and almost invariably ar- therefore, bt thrown open fo Resolred, 'n!n this Bosrd of Trade reapectfully nrges 4 be trampled tho Congress of the \niled BLaLe (o enact at Uie prea- unt souion such messures ma irll) result o the eaten- sion'of (h time for, tie completian of the Norih F'acific italirond, and that our members of use il honorahle means to (hin ondi fo1 the Feasanh— A iat eIy imple Jusbice 1o the larke ouiaber of hondiioriars ‘whv uaged the moncy that hay com- ®rneted 0 mlles of the iVD"I‘rlIs|£.l.l‘ixuc |":‘):; A *8nt rear, o of e e Deceme thoskmiiers therefuronwne | Arcrion 1. Every theatre, orerahouscs hall craaf (he 1ine. to give them Hle Lo SR¥e Liclr ATES | church or olber ballng intcaded fa oo movd or i {BYerimant by compioting (e road, Tic arrembiages shail ho deemed & bubiic At withia AriondYIAC spothre Traneonitncntat ratiway 1o | G megnmngof nlsordioance, ! P 1T 5 esent IS cott of fre c. . vl botmot tho A GRTtIE Al PacTRe. i pUbILG BRIy £hall niake application 10 tbe. SaneHAtend: Th o campirtion of the Nortnern Pacia | Gnvor iuliainks, in complisacs with Gee. 38 of 1ha iy P an end 10 Indlan warsin | Biiidtng ordioance. gire nortieyn BalT o the iea Biatesr"wiuid sreediy | ke ORivextesn opentngs tn putite ha seitie the Torrituries ol Uakota, Son{ana, Taatio. an 2 word ** exit * congpicmunaly pleced ov. Wasimaton; woutd bring Into Taarket 8 it of) ynbiia | anaivorherwloo contOrh 10 (he requirements of Scc. 3 domatn sevient huinarel i 3 0 Mfisourt | of the Bullding ordinance, The alsles or paseses’ in ‘cain: | ‘nch nalle shath a¢" sl limer b Kept orobuiracicd, camiesiools, chalrs, or other seats hall In B case b3 ¥ or passnger. Ko any pibite hall or part thera- of shall Hie more than ten foet without a plationn, no windere, wheellng, OF circular ateyn AURIL Do wieds 3jwoul [ {6, personsjwonld e’ timwn down = palftencas on such Oocamions Sotia ake 100! \he uralling garment. The wofors tunals wrarers would be necessarily prectpitated, and s catastrophathe immediate occurrence, Your Coms Tuitiee 4o ot fact aathorized 5 SMREER amy Eupiail a fashion, but recommend the ca. to haud the wretch In order,” 1t wae fn order to movo s reoluilon abolishiuz the den forever. Deecher swore at it, roondly snd bravely, e denounced §t in ‘‘good eet torms.” Then came Bwing, who eulffed at §t, a0d Thownas, who wondered at {t, and TRyder, who chuckled at his brethren, who could have ever thousht of creaiting the Creator with the creation of auch & den of Iniquity, ‘The result of all this has been that el has becn abolighed, There 18 1o longer any home for the Devil, Now, no sane mortal, whatever be his theological blas, can doabt the exiatence of the Deril, * All our preachors are pounclng him, Bun- day after Snnday, and teying to throtile him, It 12 oaly lately that _they havo borun 10 cecogniza hihw on earth, but all tho ink-bottles and sermana hurled st his head conld have little effect 3o long a8 lie had & home, Bescticr has laid Hell waste,—It was perhapn his Intercst to do #o,~and the more timorous spirita who occupy pulplis hiave Leen trying to cover up the traces of the ancient Inferno by strewing ashes Board of Commissioners or s majority of the Committes on Pubiic Charities fn writing. The County Commissioners to-dsy passed & resolu- tion providing that, as there arc a great many able-bodled men who have been and who are now without the means of earning a living, caused by the prosent depressed times; there- fore, be 1t Resoleed, That the above order bo and 1 hereby fi-'gnded for the two months ending Feb, 28, By this action the County Board throws open the daor of support to cvery abie-bodled verson who may appty for aid, and this in the face of the fact that the county Is practically bankrupt, having extreme diflelty fn making Joans to mect its maturing obligations. Tho result of this can readily bo seen. [The above dispatch 1s belng copled by the newapapers of the East, and it will help to send vagrants here for support until spring at the ex- iature to provideareformatory for girls; anotter 10 give the Board of Control of the State Pub- 1te Bchool thie power to send ungovernablo boss {rom that school to the Stato Reform School without the Intervention of the Court; a third to make the minlinum agefor admlssion of deat mutes to the State Asylumn 8 fnstead of 10 years; & fourth, to permit the eending of une rovernable and incorrigible boys to the Reform Hehool, where thelr mothers arewidows or wives scparated from lusbands, even though they have not committed a crime; a fifth, to give the Btato tho right to control, educate, and dispose of children by imbeelle, incapable, or inebriate parents for the good of the children and the Btate; n sixth calls for dlstrict workhouscs, the districts to comoriso eeveral countles, In Pplace of county alms-houses, and proposes seud- OREAT CLOSING BILL A THIS WEKR, LE fi_:'lxfin ,rl.'. M ale of f'rices—73, 60, and 350. Matinees—30 & 250 COLISEUM NOVELTY THEATRE, 7 Clark-st. TAI8 AFTERKOON AND G v heartytaug o Mir BRI ”1"&1%‘" i Al Ce W, . 51\ nrste B and be funaiea medicn MY AW 3 and RN GREENWTY St HENOLE CHESTEIC iad JENNINGS, and & host of oiber Cias ariiat. ! McVICKER'S TIIEATRE, winthimar TRUE WOMAN, AATUATAT: | NAN, Lie Goog-for-Notbing, (f ONLY MATI N S Rak JEATION OF FUN—JOIIN DILLON, Ittver ta the Pavinc, nerce the shortest rou AN UNSATISFACTORY '~ MENT, lilna and, SETTLE- ¢ trway aud pasugeway shall hiava o sirong upon it, ¥ A meetingof the roprcscntatives of .the roads "ash_ $ia! 4 pense of Chicago taxpayers. The action of the NCALES, ' ,,}fi‘..!,‘!,;..’fi:,?.g:’{i,fif}';‘.fifi"{lfi‘;533;;";‘«3.'3.’.“:. HRSE | lnding Ras from. Miwankes was heldat the E:'n‘a’r?;?‘?ffi;?éffii!fi’fi‘:fi{?fi'&?fifi.‘:51 e S ihes fan ta ok Lol w'h?'le;? homelan i some sk 1o | Board of Gommissioners was 3 outrage on FAIRBANKS’ reasop for 8o dolny 18 that their clothes arc takel ¢ Hotel yesterday for the 'purpose of 4 = take encesion of i rey, in deflance. ecer e e b e e L | e e o | T | o o of oo ends o cut off Ecorn, - contompt "ot " i 12 gpit grery decont and self-sunporting citizen of Cook STANDARS T yleave tho prisan, Occarion fumates of county alms-houses; tho elghth calls | hoadnee N,,,,,,,,,,",,,,,,,,?_,,,,,h“,,,,m}’,, County. The sconer it Is repealed tho better it kee fothe Kast, about whick thers:has been so | 397 shall isve st least threa sepurate and” distlct ally a_decentiy-dros ¢ exils from all galjerfes to Le independent od man will appear amaon) the State Bupreme Court to furnish wri| L C| thy [ ning mani- { will be. S ‘Saeamq but the requine thiof, aad th n who much trouble during the last faw weens: Thero e frain the CHIo {08 indin Toor {’gfi:’gpl';‘ff“, (o0 OF eiatins Bt L rolat il | deiset Cifeata na the e Iy aebn aaanls Mt 5 (: A l__ E: S g, <daneipiest belors; thinkyAnything iy wero present Mcaste. 1L, ch_fiegv ‘ General A DI sics or contruing laws wben dlfliculties arise fn | Ahape. ile has aesamed the shape of & yodng Po- OBITUARY, N Ty 'l:uterdlyfl“:‘?:ol‘vflng:‘rl:.rgll‘u:olléx\vféxczullnnp. Frelght ‘Agent Chicago & Northwaitern; W. J, the administration of thu poorlaws; anather | lish £irl, sged about 17, and haa been giving t Areiat laoateh 1 78 ONloage Tibuns, BANKS, MORSE & 00, Swau, Qeneral Freleht Agent Chicago, Milwaunkeo & St. Panl; Alfrea Whito, Goneral Fraight Agent Detrolt & Milwaukee; and D, Edwards,iGeneral Frolght Agent Pitnt & Pere Marnuctte, Tho aub- oct wan discusred at considernble Iength, kad Anale y it was agreed to make the all-rail rats from Mil- waukee to Kastern seaports the uamo aefrom Chica- 0. Thla action, howaver, in not Snal, fo? it will have 0 be approved by the Genoral Managers of tlese ronds and their Eastern conpectiont, " If the action of yesterday's meeting ia approved, it wilt s erter b e .':--‘:Efllg':&r:; ",‘,'L',n'fi'c,"m;:‘;,',‘,fi::fl:{,:,’,:‘:,fi!,,‘f",'[":‘,fi‘,‘_“‘,‘,,{'fl,’: Tach of mortar, oF have (e unier age of Jolat piasserng e contrary, liave tho effect of making mattcrs worao, | ¥ith & heavy coat of mortar on ‘frou lath or be covered ifanytning. Thesteam and rail linen from MII- | “Aii partittons for roome tn theatres, it not made bodily Wakee vik the Dofrolt & Milwaukeo And tho Bilot Are-pruot. shall e PIAIEred on boh sidcs o Iron oF & Pere Marquetto Katlroads will continag to have | wire lathing, the benefit of lower ratca to (ho Eset, thess lines ( Al materialy nseq for claiming that they arc entitled to a diffaranca of [ A7Sh PAInL, washes, etcy, old-timers, and as dlereputable to look at as Fal. congratulates tho Bociety ou its ncw organiza- kingBwith tlon, and promiscs valoahlo reforms and changes in the laws and modes of carlngfor the State’s devendants asa resuit of the organiza- tion, and a decreass In cxpensd, Vatuablo papers were read as follows: Ono from tho Hon, Willlam L. Web- ber, of East Sagloaw, on “Tho Law for Supportin the Toor: Is thero a Better Wayt* Heasserted that chronie dependanta or paupers should be cared for by the Btate, sand that County Poor-Houses as homes should bo abolished, and the State wouid then provide Stats Alms-Houses, and those needng temporary relief would get it at their lomes, o nsscried that it would be cheaper. Anuther paper, from the Hon, F. B, Bunlmrn‘ 111 &113 Lake St., Chicago, De carefultobuy only the Genulne, people of her neighborhood, for & week paat. *tlively rackel’ (1o use the phrase of & Twelftu stseat policeman), 3 ACCONDING TO TIIE REPORTA of 8 largo malority of residents on West Nine- teenth sizeet, thia girl, whone name is Julla Papin- #kl, han been postessed of the Devil, They have the Information on_very ‘rzod lulhorlti, namely, that of the Devil himsolf. 1t is wosthy of note that the firat (nformation of this apiritusl mani- fertation came to the ears of n news- patherer throngh the medinmship of a discarded bartender. This individnal wan xell up In the technical phrascolowy of the period. e vald: ** There aro wonderfl Dhysical mani- festatlons going on on the West kide. A young woman 1s obecased; they think sho Is ineane, but know nho s merely belne developed: fAey’ know what they are about, and yon wili sea that this will . GaveNa, 111, Jan. 10.—Thomas MeNulty, for forty years and upwards a resident of Galona, and & man universally respocted in this commu- nity, dled of cerebral affection at 8 o'clock this mornine at bis home in this city. e was a sol- dler in the Black tlawk War under Capt. Jefl Davls, and was baaly wounded {n the bead bys stroke from a tomalawk at the bLattle of Bad Ax. Hescrved as City Marshal of Galena for two terms In early times, and filled the position of Deputy-Sherlff of this county from 185 to 1872, "He was aiso Deputy Unitcd States Mar- shal for some time \Inger B. I Campuell, His Iuneral will take place to-morrow, and will bo stall's recruits. Most of tho leave friendp had been dono In adyance, and the gang bohind the bars rave the fellows whi o aoms to the_front a volloy of **Good-bys ' as they fie ont. Two of Parmclac's omnibuecs were fn wait- ing ;: the jall-yard, and into these the prisoncrs 1 climbed, At frst starting ont thoy were rather talkative, and took o lvely interest in the atrect scones on ybich they would not bo Iikely, rava for Lxecu- tiyo, clemency, to look again for soma time. Fif- tobn' of the ‘party bad becn sentenced to orio yeor cach, -thelr offenses being mostly larcony ‘and forgery, Thero were two homlcldes In tha croyd, Winfleld P, Oaborn, & young colored man, whacut another In April Inst, and Prank Shopparl, the murderer of Policeman McArthur. Botn these wars sont down for bwo ycare, Osborn's_sentenco a KUMYSs. e . {rend's Kumpa or MIlk Wine. a de- Jictous sparkiing bave famoua Tor s farizofating and fatiening Aaualtties, spectally usefa) for dys- S S S M pepaia, “Bend for circalars A END. Chemlat, 170 Madison-at: thick. extand- Feekarona iy to the’ ground. ait open. this wall (except principal ron doos ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAING, EXTLsxATION OF Rermazxcs Marxa.~4 Saturds; 3 ’ r i v o ) turn out s case of remarkable mediumship, " attended by tho Old Settlers' Association, of | eicenied. *Bunday escepred. { Monday umudf B eluced e ol o e Mealicr: | i anidangoalfcony o el Gvor:vone e | AbEL Sy AR el 8 | of, Boson, Seratary of the Kmercan ol ATt voleo—tiroags | TIACh o8& member, and otk socieier | {041 The lust men, Willian Laugler, got two yearsfor | (g'tinSRalop s maf (o Hiem iey mill antinga | are huw or mey ipendior be” suntiructed ntitetty, | FEIEh® 41000 on “Indoor Versus o r-brother of Mr. J. nery shall bo coated with will nake {t, A1 ar ne jos- OHIOAGO & NORTHWESTERR .RATLWAY. her rtomach. " ] Icket Offices, 62 Clark-st. (Bhe, T ces, o 'rman Hotse) sadsg "entriloquism I * No, that's played ant. You sclentiats are all atren fa this busincss. bhe aite in bor room ana Titles Qutdoor Relief,” took somewhat the opposhe ground. Mr, Banborn asacrts that Indoor relie! costs us much In dispensiuy as is given to the poor, whilo the outdoeor reliof given to the XNulty, witn Btettauer Bros. & Co., Chicago, ——e—— JOURNALISTIC, but ‘one way in whizh this discrimination anunw.g" 9 ‘fl‘:;":_:.f‘.‘rf‘fi“%‘" the purpose of this T s, I T TKIG | o O e tide kv DUBIIE Bl Conth by Ate the all-rail rate the esmens by steam and rall. | sConcryor nyed ssencry Wiich 1o ot e SF ot robbery, . . \!umyl.hlhz of & crowd had asecmbled nt tho Alton Dapot to ses them off. and even after they hui rded the tralu and takon soals in tha front end But it is not prubable that the Detroit & Milwaukee [ piaster, oF other tae rtihie material, calle the turn every time. " Soeclal DisnateA (o The (Alrugn.Tribune, aPacific Fast Line. .. = — gfihe smoking-car the ctowd hovered atouny. At | and Fiint & Pero Marquett aiitosus will apron 19 "'an' "% i section ahadl .i;.uy o iithestresar oube | poorat thelr honics securce (0 the dependunt | **Calls the turn " 81 PavL, Minn., Jan. 10,~IL. P. Hall to-day | SHOSE Cir & i:nl o D -o'clock the train pulled out, ana the® meu | A0 L) tong 6 Chicago has uo sleamhont conpee- | 1o halls that ar now or may hereafier be erecied in tha ahout 00 per cent of the money cxpended for “*Yes, alic cails the turn, Liketbis: You go am. devoted thelr tiino to makiny thelr, last two bours | fiun"with ‘thosa. Hitce, TLO 8L of MAKIAL oo My oL ChicaRo. ot pablle = t havinga | them. Ho supported his theorics by statlstics | BD there and ring the hell, Sho raye that'n John | 8nnounced that he will fssue next Tuerday tha a.m. § comunialive gtasdoiiias conforabie e bosstble. | rates trom Milwaukes tho samone from Chicago sV Ed a” Dinces of Qublic amuiement havines of Etstern Staten ‘Thowpson, reporter of the Dally Netes; let him | first number of the Moruing Datly Globe, paper am. thelr donvorsations) powce, Tt ie only fasiich tg | 1l have the uilect of Inducing tho rallronds Tond- | AAAmE SATACly of over 500 o Another was furoished by tho Hop. M. ¢, | i, Yougoin, and youput your. car aghinat her | of poltical characicr, i H 12y ipat they gid ot bue thin iberty, and that | L€ S0t Yoo Jolek, Beorls, aud othee Souta. | ofsny fiulop doscriiidn. vl Turely of this cliyy on © How Far Ouaht'tho | L2 60 ard alimg yon sh oo "2 [ | 67. Lovis, Jan. 10— new fournalistie en- | £ a ot Ty Baheved Fory weh Bevagont ot o WiIL Slatn Chicaio utae ‘o Lo prouaminat it o3 | Tha iatauid ping aid watar:pl Wats of the Poor to Bo Relleved ot tho Ex- | fias heen dolug this tof 8 weck or so, atd mups | Lerorisa staried licre to-day in the shaps of an | b3 B B Dorn, who was marricd in the juill a monthorxo [ N LEAE o In mnde from Milwaukee to Chicago, | hich ahall be conncrted wi K of the TuxpayersM—nnsworlug that the | too.n afternoon paper called the Evenlng Dloat. | dMiiwaukee Facoen * 5z a.m. S B IEHE BTl i ot of st | & Gistance uf foarly 100 milie, n0 Gharga shoutd. | FIEch, meine of (e L. add T T | Ficpiior shoul da. even tore.thn 1y o | 550 day and olght, but thls I wondrous trange, | J6.. 16 Owned - ant- edlted” by ohn’ Oh EMTALKES PAEREEE (i e e Bibhe el bentd W, = aist ot i %11 | bo mude for the difference in milengo hetwuon | Hi° fiFtetion of tne Fire-sia s ahmli | done, and not leave s much of neoded charity | What more?™ Dillou, for scveral years chief political | SUCSRDAT Bxpress.y, s bauleny assuciny him that she would foruet all | i\t ty und " thosn Toadims Ene from Chicers, | of Bullainks, and to atand-pipe, of " such size | 40'vhh henevutont. “*You go and see.* writer of _ the flole and the Glole- Tsul & Winona it i il o i before hiwroturn. Ae tho lirilewell | 4 "yle dlecrimination Azoimst this IRt il be | Eomey i iiecaa by aata M to have ioztlo‘ani | 0,0 beng Withey, of this city, wite of the | . The Tmbiber of these marvels wafted ot npon at. It isto be thoroughly independeut Croma Express R wme L A 3 c T v Weat Ninef e e whole neighibor- | to stay.” A, B. Cu m 1 : A 3 The whobe DitEs of ey fant, Thay qelary TIE MEETING BeRt b L Porar e e S AL Mk | Work fo, Charity, ! 'fn whidh slio took tho | fo sy acaaressen (o peb be s he e IERbOT: and Glabe-Democra, Is 113 managing. edltor Ty | SocaersLaks Baprta....111 s 4 LB ground that woinen can aud sbould be morg practical audiefMcient fu charity. She pointed out means for educating the poor and depend- man Totel Cars are run i n Chl - throngh, bets Conneil T4y, o the train leavick Chicako doan 43 “the train neared Jollct, and whon it i ubdor the shadow of the great stono mentation, amounting to exolosion, for nearly pullcd 7.. ‘ealls of the Prison, not a man had a word to throw 8 weck, over the supcrnatural visitatlon, it i an out-of-the-way noighbore st Tar immediato wee. oveclal Dysraleh 1 Tan Ch(eagn Tvibne. R abite halls widh Becummadation fus sne tlioasnd Nzw Yok, Jan. 10,—Hepresentatlves of most | of ro persans syal hve st Jeast aie. e Tn is n handsome scven-columu paper, aud sold like ot cakes tuia afternoon, ' atani pipe Koother road rune Pullman or any other form of : o tha trunk lincs of railroad ot In thla clty to- | g HISSH SR RS QUL N S MAInR, fruin | Cne “eaneclally of her own sex, to the cm] that | hood, - wheru neople tik " hanchians " a botelears weat of Clilcago. Thioueh Ll Totrched. oo melonsiery” . | ny to tako meaeues for the Adjustment of sasr. | Tt S5 oL, Mihtone sagheriaclisg 4 wht | ent. canedialy, of her o insteatt of remaining | tuo Follsh languace, and don't rond ;g;r{;g,m;gg THE REV. ECCLESTON DECLINES, gferleummerof el and pinmers. cemon. ; Yichannc. frelght ‘mited. "‘Thara worg prescnt | Lo BEopions FUL MRS e eloyumavssrnian, o ependent 1. Cooke poficemen who' have been (oveatigating b cave | _ NXWARK, N, J,, Jan. 10.—Tho Kes 4. C. 1B ORATED DOOR QLOSED Mcears, Scott of the Pennsylvanla Cen- (ool ict of Coldwater, read a paper on the * Mutual hd:tlonl of the Church and the Btate In the. caro of the Depend- ent Classes,” In which be urged more harmony o ha are for the most part Catholics, and don't Hike o commit themsolves. The nefghbore are fgnorant gL Ueebert sponcer, Darin, Tynaall, Swiag, end o ch othef place or uty of atl ownars, akints, lesees, and i W provide mict firo ox- 1 Doluta about the hulid- ith o bang a8 thay citered, and they wers from that* thye_on prisoncrs of tho Stato of 1iinols, Thic bupyqudptneas of tho luce, and the it Eccleston, of Trinity Church, In this city, has formpally declined the Episcopate of West Vir- ginia, Inaletter to the Standing Committes CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUIKQY RAILROAD. B Derots foot of Lake-at., Indlana‘ar.. and L Pisenty s Canul and Sixteeilin-au, Tiekét Oncen, ca tral, Vanderblit of the Now York Ocn- teal © & Hundson - River, Jowett' of - the h Tieecher, and the tmost of . iem belleve F ot e ploesront paieh the convicts curplored | Hrle, Iaratt;of the Lailimoro & Ohlo, Mecal- N irsat Shatl und cooperation In tho charlty dispenced by [ that It'ls 8 mysterious manifestation of the | of that dloceso he eays that, after & month of Trans. :X‘l’l‘;l‘l"t wu J;_l::o.\l\;gu':‘nmu\wl:, ;hfvlu: “"‘uur‘:(‘ ;L::-'ula‘ ml‘o I('m:h of thq Pittebure, Fort fl\Vnrnnr-s Chlcngviv. L e " m‘ng |?r'.'“.?':‘nfifl'§&}m' o tho oflicials and private alinoners. wvil apiet, fifl °|' lhul‘n, n;lullbon. pnllumlzn, patlent and prayerful constderation of his elec- Mendota & Galeshurs Wathln thoso wallw they hud yotut Inst, sud they | Nopie of tho' Laka Shore, Lodyurd of the Mich- | occunaat of wny ticatrs with sccomiodations for | “p Ao dd BNTace ARATeNee L o 0 o | on) priexis, ave'been il a hiih- eiaie of cxcio: gan Central, Finen Commirsloner of the Trunk Lines, Bimpson of the Vandalls, Bliss of the Doston & Albany, Clark of the New York ment. Al acree that the casa {s & carioos ona, Julls Papineki (s an orphan, and {s under the keeping of a step.mother, whose mame fs ufi; taw that & proper confornilty with the rules of the place would bo their best card, The inen were tirat murslialed Lo the wash-room, ‘tion, lic does not feel it bis dm{ to accept, and he sees 1o possibility of reachlug a drflurcut {rlent. experienced gremen, aphrured by the Firs fr r conclusfun, It Is uuderstood that he will re- rshial, Lo beon duty at sich President, Dr. 8 1). Humphrey, of Murquette wliole time it inopen to the public: such firewisn shall o frod thy ordcs he Fira County: Vice-Fresident, the Hon. Willlam Chanberlatn, of Berrlen; Sceretary, J. T. Cobb, 3pm. 838283 ! d b hiect T ue 5 ick, ~ For abont two years L Ja main here., & Co . % Taleer e Faek o it Gt out the rivete with ¥ | Gontral, Wadsworth of tho Yrle, and Til- | Siciushed beta i A ats e e ar | of Kalsumnzen; Lressutrn JT- D, Green. of | Loen'dolng houcework in iorent famiiies, aug | " Crvormatr, Jan. 10.—The Standing Commit. | Downerasirove Pasenges ] hi As fa6t a3 their limbs wera (read tha mon | 1jnznaat, represeuting the Canada . Bouthern, 18 It Its propar plsce, and In efficicat | Eator hio next annual Convention will bo } urora neer.., Mendots & Streator 'assenger. Aurors Fasseoxer. - Loxners Grovo Tas hort & Dubunue £1 prs Omaha Night Expreas, Lisa eamed the repute of being a good obedlent eiel, ko was aflicted oceasionally, how- cver, with stngular visitations. which wers put . down ta her account on the scure of nervousn: dirobod and wulked forward to where Mr, Frank Murray the ‘rocciving aud discharging ofticer, Maud, It s that gentleman'y duly 10 sco tnat authing is nmuul:u-u wmio the prison, and If any- teo of the Southern Uhlo Dioceso voted to con- firm_Dr. Eccleston as Bishop of West Virgiula, x.lngl:?fiflw Ur. Beymour ss Lisliop of Spring- el 3 Alter noveral hiours' consullntion, 1t was docided that the freight rates adapted somo time sgo shonld bo matutained, and that, Jf the confederation were ¥ each publte hall shait ‘rsona It has accommodations for, hat number ahsll b2 allowed to o held at Lansinz the third wock in .hmu-;lv next, Tho sessions of the Convention have afl been largely attendod, sud it Ia regarded 08 tho §B373335353 r PEVUEPRLR 3pa2Eas3 PrEpRPETSTS : ; informed of atly cutting on castern-bound frelghta e (e Sl gl blo gather. | A length shie went into the service of = thing paesed his notics yoateeduy 1 mnes bive 0 feoy | MOBL Dractical, useful, und enjoyable gather pu e —— ¥as Fast Expresy beert "undar " pomo - feitove) o’ P4re e ‘t’v""c::n(r\:f o e W:‘Q‘;’x.".‘fi}%m of exit of the doo .fifi%‘.’!&%"%flfimfl":;flu‘:fl ing of tho kind ever held in Michlgan. famiiy,=Ihltis what harelant satera ol TEMPERANCE. e e [ bla mnde through ‘cscls prisoner'a kalr | ruies, Tho mosiing then sajouricd sine die. e D o ol iidings, the Tire e ,—— ish -featival, “she ate & slica of mince Spectal Diepated to The Chicago Tridune. Mz, Veurox, IiL, Jan, 10.—Among thoso . who hava signed tho temperauco pledgo in this place {s Col. Thomas 8. Casey. Not conteut with quictly espousing the cause and wearlng ada thew opon * thetr motitha 1nd extend thelr banda niul fret to show that no mintatura steel saw or otucr obnoxious aritele fusd !vl'ullcanta;alml- Meantime Mr, Muller, tiie Chiel Ulerk, bad demanded of each vne whether te had monej or valuublcs Lbont bim. One had a Tullmsn Palace Dinlog-Care (used Josen oniy) and Pullman la<w or sirening purposes unl]‘ are rug beiween Ol Aad Omalis on the Pacific Bxpress. TiCkoCais GE i, S BaOLes LR Tlcket ot v Qlarkst, uad t Kinsie-sirest Devok, TELEGRAPHIC NOTES. New OrLEANS, Jan, 10.—The Cotton Ex- change pald to-day a dividond of $8 per sharo to tockbolders. e his ssaiytanta shiall e the riglit to enter a1y publlc il aud wll aria thereo i timea, rapecially when occupled by tha ta properly fudgs of and discharge thelr dut! Be 11 Any person alling Lo comply with, or gullty of 8 Violation uf sy pruvtsion of thia ordindnce, shiafl plo which had not been bleascd, or, she sald christened. It lay hoavy on her stomach, and hieavier siill on hor consclonce, sud sho was sud- denly 1aken sick. Ilere, according to the sister's narrative, KINGS IN COUNCIL. New Yonk, Jan. 10.--A meoting of rallrond TPrealdenta was Leld to-night for tho pnrpose of d sing, nud anothera pals of slecve-buttons, | Making an effort at sccuring the matntenance of | be sutject 108 fhaof not Ines than #2300 wmore than | ApxxAnDRfA, Va., Jan. 10.~The sult of the JHE DRVIL 40T INTO i the blue ribbon-badge, be has taken the st Arrive. o ' $200, “Kvery such person who so falin 10 cotply with, A younger sister of the aficted e, o stump, | Aaive. ;" Sers i bl n, CEIE In fonew, Tho lnspection 13‘.".2’:,‘.“,2%'.’:323 ety e conaniot :E-fif“!&hmififi%’&"'ifl:?z m.'.';’fifi:'}'é:‘v’kl‘.:" i "”’"‘“‘, e Lea Samily 1o l‘lg'l"MA'“;llW: prop- | athet verlon' of the origin of Juls s (¢ wors, n adrocacy of tho movemont, and s | gt Puct & Yjsmespalt Bx... 3o e Lutny, of which there wero ubont twenty, e 1 h day th il nd shall | ©rty s further postponed arch or April, . ovee e ool doing good service, In,company with the elo- ayl EL Bl ie Fio0a: B, Vict akatdtante plied . (e et e hand- :;"::":’.:“m";‘f::“:::n‘;";":‘{‘r‘;::{‘_’l"r'l'"‘&l:u‘:‘l::f l‘:::nfl“l?g’: 'A':; gr:?%x:?k e:nir:':"‘s'en::!fi ‘.'.:'“Ef‘:"xfi&'pe: 1. | ., WasiuNatoy, D. €., Jan, 10.—ear-Admiral m’t".‘:,"' e g:,k""{‘l‘_ w‘::u?::l':m’nn.s:n uens jeades In tho mn‘vcmcpnt. the lon. A, B, Hisipeu el PUECR, Botls sxelt bavn s selior | Iastiu damoyaucos he trnic ines Wumesives gonafcea it LR Sravinions of this ordinance ava | Pabterson, commanding the United Biates | toring peowpseis of woen ond o oporing fat- Fompbell- pGok Cosey shuake to-nigly in the | ORIOAGO. ALTON & BT. LOUIS AND CHIGAGO Multoc thon examinci cach mai uariwly, aud | Weatam bound TS har bom . aone | beebnieeaed, PO P OIS 018 | o OB i Aslusic Eiatiom wha ‘Tormes | Luk Prosects tereepied the etteny i prac. | o e it eriro: o this, couuty. Tuesday | KANSAS QITY & DENVER SHOBT LIVER placeifun, securdoviry it i, scar, tato prervil, L the | unly, UMCUIty | gorcc i ans aher i pusskes s e abiisagton, " | ally recelved by tho Kmberor of Janan Nov. &0, | ticed an Innocent deceptlon. Thet the devil Eamse | NN Bo delvcred & splondid Sqarcss 1o 5 men Unlan Depat, Weat Bidle Madlson- Fweaty Shlrd . e on 3 Has st Ticke Oftoe. 123 Haadorpet 2 , |_Leave_j_Amire. of wnsino frelght coming eaatwanl, There were 'll"rhzlunl. W Il Vandorbilt, Jlug mark. oz othor pacullaclty of the privoagr, P as A, Keott, doln W', Garrett,” Albert Pink By thls tima |5 wav nearly noon, aud, when the men had ol theongh withy thele batbing and had ABUVILLE, Tenn,, Jan. 10.—The distillers, reciltiers, and dealers in whisky of tifty Tonnes- #20 counties mot here this morning and adopted Beca, 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 6, and 7 wern adopted with- audlenco in the Court-Houso in this wty, out objectlon; but, when Bee. 8 was reached, Ald. Lewler movdd to amend See. 1 by tuserting . Dut whether it was love or mince ple that orici- nated the (rouble, there is no doubt that : : t BROWN HEARD FROM, Rancucir s ¢ Fre S R A i | SRR RN | s e el Mo T | Sl B ol SRS | T i T, SR R | gy O VA FUON. | By s fBEE 3 ) b , Whore o g " 4+ bereafter to bo crected, whisky tax cents. ; " - they took thelr dinuor, This consisten of e ol rates aérecd mon, © Ald. Gilbert wanted buildinge now erected tobe | Nxw Youk, Jan. 10.—Judgo Van Brunt, in | it ist 2ottt descrioed ber symptoms 10 | Young Brown, in an Interviow to-day, said that | Jokie s o ality, And ot a tnin safun e roacry good | | N. Uniltord, Westorn Commisslonar, wae au. |\, A 0¥ tho sult rgalust the United Status Direct Cablo | on, what dose shie da 1" aad the newsgutbor, the chares of the Hlou. Montgomery Blatr, con- 0p. m, et o ekl WAt i wan- oo whare | B s inas e eperet i Conttec, | "AIG ScAuler conshdorad Bevickor' pertecry | £ AUIL 8BS tho Unitel statoe Direct Cablo | un, what Foow s 83 25uid the wews is, &id hor | talned In tho memorial offered by him in : Sk €ach ons gol a cleun whave And i forcu anch arbitzary rates as would compel adler. | $Afe, amd thought It should uot be broaghe within | rusponsiblo for Josses caused by cirors In & dis | oyes bulke OGt. und she swears in Pollsh, 80 you i o, enco to the contract. DAYTON & SOUTHEASTERN, Davrox, 0., Jan. 10.—Tha ofical vote for DI- rectors of tho Nayton & Southuastern Hallroad was given to-dny. The old Hoanl 14 ro-elected, and the ra.clectlon of Prosfdent Mend wssured, ' The “ITADY IS (ALK CUT SUHORT. ‘Tho firat suit wiven them wis tukvy away, and the full riz of Llack and white strlped cuat and pants, underclotien and boota to At was amzned. Th Tenitontlnry rules require that all prisonces il be vaccionted on thele sraval, and the doctor, hnnfi xpnined und questiondd the wen sty theirheallh, vaceimated cvory mother's row, They Were welghed and wensnrod, and t can hear blocka awa; Then she grows biack, the Maryland Legislature, that he Bmwnf was an wmivocato of the Texas Paciic Railroud bill, ana that consigerations touching tho fu- turo success of that achemo fnfluonced his ace tion during the clectorsl count, {8 utterly un- true. He saya it {s well known that he (Brown) hus always opposed thils rallrosd scheme i all of {ta forms, patch the wanding of which was blind and unln- telligible to the operator, NEw YOUK, Jan. 10,—At the annual meoting of the Unlon League Club, George Cabot Ward waa olected President, Amuui the Vice-Preaf- dents are Willlam Cullen Bryant, Willian ‘(lmunhl'ulur Couper, David Duws, and Theo- ore Ald, Bullard sald, while ‘McVicker's was well provided with oxits, If anything further was nece essary to make If absolute); fe, it should be [rotided. Tooro would be no tion on sny of bo proyisions if & thentro burned, Ald, VM; l()lihl‘ 'I:::lfll d‘lh! words I‘I‘ lhlo 'ul‘h olng provisions of this vrdinance shall not ajiply fo thostres heretofore erected, inserted after l’nn CHICAQO, MILWAUKEE & ET. PAUL RATLWAY, Union Derot, cornee Madion nd Cansl-via erat Qlices S50t Clark-at., apposite’ Bherman House, y. rvice of the police, who has ted In these mysterious oce curiences, cama {0 the conclusion, yesterday, tiint 1+ thora was & nlggar In the fonce," Ho saye that old women Plex [s the one tnat ralses thedev- i Sho dues it In Pollel, but the Kid has got up Leave. | Arrive. T:i5a m. [0 TS e v iAo X P cvelt. lutions wery adovted | to the Pollsh longue, *Kid," the old woman e — e ¢ mamed, | Doard muete for organizalion nexs Tussday, second paragraph in tec. 7. vosevelt, lteso h lon; X ama Ny, and Mcraba throngnl 8aes, placo of birth, religlon, trade, e Y —— 2ty faveriug resumption Jan. 1, 1879, and tho pay- | manayes 4 o busiucss, and whon thero are plenty X Da *101108, ma. |* 4:00p. ou. ife, ‘abillty ‘to. teall wnid wrlLE pe. cmu'rlnur‘;so:i‘n?; ITEMS, .rfi’%{;&flgm“ satiaiod wlth this smendmants | oie"f Yo pablic debt ki goid or its equiva. lokes around, #he saysta the girl in Polish, AX-COLLECTION, uoted. ‘Lhen they were marched futo **Sulitary, Now, devil, talk, Wehere each one wia kiven a cony of the rules, and wheretpon the girl goes off Boeelal Dirpstch (o Tas Chicagn Tridune, Into n anearlig fit. Tent. 8pRioriELD, 1L, Jan, 10.—An opluion by 8, 8:00p, m. [*10; Alil, Sweenoy did not 0P, DL [*10: 434 T, e whether MeVicker or Hooley sald thelr thestres wero safo, They shonld Mr. C. W, Mayhury, Frelght Agent of tho Chl- Bnmazronr, Conn., Jan. 10.~The Supremo LY La) 1 ol Toiro tie il Weta belly adurumued vy tho | €ago. Hock Toland & Facidc Tallroad st thde eity | ooleysstd Council of the Ordor of Auierican Unlog, Bhich | et dhuch, s ey daihar Ketlem, of tho | y1o gtate Audltor, given to Trcasurer Paulon, _hatd tlirough Niatt ¥xpress 1 9:00p. m. It 1:008. m. pritanto then "“un“a'3u?f‘¥i?it$?3..fi‘é"nfli’fi' 1 {ho | lor tho paat twenty years, severs his connoction | “Ald. Daly was of the same opinion. hias been 1o sueret sosalon ‘hero the past twWo | and made an examination of what arded as & | of tlis county, some days ago, s Arst mado | Al traiss rin via Milwankoe, +oTIcketa for SE Pagl Tesulatione. “Theau requiiu ubaoluto Mience duting | o0 thy Company Fob, 4. Mr, 1, J. Gleason, 19; o Thompion moved that Kes, 1 bo made ta | days ndopted resulutions rucvgnizinx In th | peycnologioal nhenomencn. e teibed o e publlc to-day, and s fmportant to County Cal- | 314 A{uaearelisateguod cither sia Madison and Frairie a reed 20 ax to spply to all thestees, churches, and haila cither now or hierenfter 10 bo crected, and that the drst paragiaph in Sec, B be stricken out. ‘The previvus aueetion waa ordercd, snd Ald. ‘Thompson's amendment to the smen lost, —yeas, 11; nays, 1d,—ax follows agent of this road at Afchison, Kan., will succeed Mr, Mavbury as Chicayo Frelght Agent. It fs une derstood that Mr. Maybury snd Mr, Lowls Viol h formerly General Flel’hl Agent of thia Compsn will forin & }vlrlnunlx P for tha transaction ol du Chlea, or via Wai ILLINOIS CENTRAL nd food tandoip| workiag hours, qulcine sl thes, pere cleanliness. wid peneral good buhvior, ' ward for thin fv *good fune ™ (a reductlon from the term of sentonce), an_ allowance of chewlize tubacca and candies weekly, permivslon o obtain death of the Kiug of ftaly the lussul & manwho )y hilu stand nst the temporul vower of the Iy olm,mmlu hunaelf dear to all lovers of eivitand religious Uberty, Tae Councll adjourncd to mect at Waahiugton, s oflicers stato that thy his brethren, and oventualty it came to the knowl. edye of Father Marginei, who sent tha possessed airl to BL. Joseph's ${ospital for trestmen| Inquiries made last evening at tho residence of the young woman, No. 1456 Nineteenth street, Weore miet by I reply in Pollsb that the lectors. The Auditor holds the views advanced by Ninlan W, Edwards in a recent trial, that the Revenue met of 1573 was so amended by the Leglslnture of 1873 that Town and District Col- ment was ooka from tho library, o 'ses irivads bacs 1n | commisslon bainess i cder uow nuimbers between 504000 aud 900, | ok ool ;X lectors bave no right to distraln personal prop- cizht weoks, and (o write 4 leiter oncs in fiva {iemea huve g‘::.;_#,!:‘;tg.'.%f U this ‘omelnons.Send H{&".’;{ffi?‘."'flnfin"{ffvfi? “Bnerenanny, Eweensy: | 60, i " | o b flaspenred \Lue policeman <ould nat | ery for real-catate taxes. §'¢ Jouts parss 7 g ', e , y=11. v T A el e e | eS| b s, Ve Do | Oy, M an, 0w amars anrpnuake | B 4 e Bl ST | DECLINE AND FALL OFF. Sk Jem b e B e best adapte 3 3 o e g it » o A4 v} 3 Hip i ans o i, O, S ot il e Sl | B G GRS PR | STl R RS | BN aw oty Jun. 10AL 1o spin mest | SOHLCHANUREE +H lic | ud. wha had learns 8 glowing acconunt of tho 1 » 5 = vrlock, x " e R - : . et SaciCoborpufs bruslimakdni and tho | esdon blsroad: “She earaingna tho line:for e | N6 gusslon R0 the amenduent of Ald: | Ban Fuikncisco, Jan. .—Nathan Porter was THREE CONVENTIONS, fng of Plymouth Chureh tonight, Mr. Beccler | L1t itiation, Beok e A e S elt old work, aod :‘lu: 3¢ | monthor n:f:.lylu'shlrh Jrore doubla Hious of the cor: At f el AL cteh=yea 175 | buried to-duy with imposing cercnionies, under .. Aoecial Disaich to Tax Chicagn Iridbune, offercd to remit o fourth purt of his salary inbudus & Bioux CiLy i +m partmenta. Viyaically, fow ‘af thew wers 1ok, | "o janantl the year prostour, tme paut, [ YeteSteaclor. Pearsons porenberg, Datiard, etgw. | tho utsplces of the Udd Felluws. INDUNArOLIS Tl Jan. 10.—The Swine- | (85,000 so that the church work might noy i e S Bt B gyt hearly all gat Lo lahter kinda of | with e iomea) Ticket Hepariniont o e e pony ;Im‘.’.'.flf,"'r‘u'}".ffi.'"ékvl“u.'flu:fi [¥lon Wnecter; FRYER'S DISAPPEARANCE Broeders! Association met here today with | autfor from the docrease fa rental recelprs. - o y 2 ployment, ien sla \ng 4o Hine in the **Bol- | Jiurlington & Quincy ltallroad, bas baen appointed uipeon (Thirteenth) ~17, 7/ & 4 ) largo attendance. W, A, Macy, President, de- | offer was accepted with thanks, as a purely WIOHIOAN AL RATLEOAD. — Bnsd Nory ticren "k g U “fl.n'.nf‘?hlufifi (it place in th ufico ar an.D. ..fi"&"""i’i"‘%";}i‘l“ i iy, Taumgure | NEW You, Jau, 10.~Tlu Zribune, notingtha | y0oc FOE000 urgiog more carctul breeding | voluntarv act, recognlzed by the' Boclety as & | Depot, fout of Lake:st., sisd 100t of T nehts-eocond-st. o b Tt i o ho'p-urnng takatd | W Mireacoek, Gouord ser Agont of this | fanfigsn, Kidhes, Linden cliwelittal, Bwesney | giguppeurance of J. U, Feyer, manager of u | oo ine inembers of the Assoclstion, Thy | danation aad hot are reduction ot salary, flkfi.‘fl’flfifl'fil R’n‘fif&t"-’:flifimfinn& Eichty et Jollek **00a year (or twu) for retresh- | T°NF. . 8. Packer, formerly Ticket Agent of the | Tho ordiasnce failed, —yses, 13 naye, 16,—up | traveliug opera trouso, exye: 1t s statad by [ Gh0L B0 AR 9618 Qsseaton. | The horatoab bl o 5 A tiip throagh ¢ 1ioosac Tunnel Line, has bean sppointed)secretary | follows & z somo of is friends that It was nothing new for (. \ "y { Heory Couuty; Vice-President, Jo- | Jeliablo help for weak and nervous safferore, ction ut Tho diferent daptrims ows] i0: [ 10 Geocral Sfanaier W, . Strong, of (ha Aichls | _ FearPesrsons, Tay rd, Glibert, Cullerton, Loddl Fryer to dlsabpear for scveral duys whila travel. |- 318 of Henry 41 Chronic, painfal, and prostrating diseases cured Kitect discipiing ey departuients stowed the | son, Topeks & Sants Fe Ratiroad, Taruow, Van L, MaNuraey, 'rhroop, Cook, it yes “,]‘“ 1 h seph diltbert, ot Vizo Couuty; Becretary, L. Ao | withont madicine. = Pulvermachors £lecirio Halta erfect dlsclpline under which tug institution is Frae s i b ids me Whcalor, Linsenbarihoih Ing whien buainess was poar, ilo traveling i 0T ; Treasurer,Jumes Mustard, | the grand desiderstam. Avold Imltations, Book conducted. “Tbaro arc at the pecsent tlmo THE DAIRYMEN'S CONVENTION Meauley: fosvabork, Trompaon (Third).stew- | few yours aiww as inanager of the Strakoach lisl | Btirke.ol Tipecanoos Treasurer,Jumes Mustard, 3 3 OVER 1,500 PRISONERS In th Penttentiary, snd of theso aif except a fow Sck were buaily employed. lu overy shoo men who outslds tho bars bever do an houest days otk were acen buvlly eugaged (n warblecattlng, clzarmaking, koittng, manafacturing barrels: boes and hatiess, and other arilcles. - Al antug. and everytbing but tho watche ing (s dous by the convicts, und everyihing g on like clockwork snd with 1o noise’ othet than that of the bammer, the saw, and the planing- mill. Into thiv Live of industry tho eightcen new bands wers Inducted with as 1ittle fuve or nol sod Journal, with particatars, mallod free, Ade ‘iuuL. Lawlér, Seaton, Thompson (Thirtecu iy, dress Pulvariacher Galvanis [ Haumger] Hyan, chwi hi vene Wihmasrben, lyas, Niesil, schwelatnal,” 3w scucy, ‘The onliuance concorning the CONSTRUCTION OF WOODBX PAVEMENTS was then taken up. It was as follows: 3 Bzurion 1. Wheaayer the City Coungit shal any ArEeta, alieya, or BUAIS Shcrs o b pee R o6 patainent. tho vamo ahall o paved il ot eaa Uiea glabt 1nclon iy tenkn Leiween ihe blocks shall l:lfim it h-uu“mf 9pan ity with whiat ls knowil a3 atreat coniDosl ol Murfon; Exccutive Cunmittes, T, Hewal, William Wiley, J. P, Foruythe. ‘The Wool-tirowers' Assoclation adjourned to meet 8% Columbus fu March, The Btate Hourd ot Agrleulture elected W, B, Beward, of Monrue County, President; Jacob Mutz, W. U, Rsgan, Robert P, Haynes, and | Willias Celi, “Executive Commilte R M, Lockbart,. Geueral Superiutendent. Ex-Prestdent ~— Mutz was chosen to represcnt toe Board at the National Agricul- turul Congress in Washington unext month, fau Opera Company, the returns belng smal, Lie ubsented hithec(l for ten dugs, and when by roturbed cxplatued to bis comiany that ho bad been on a sproe,’ &7, Louyy, Jan. 10.—The Pappenhelm-Adan; Opura Conpany will sunoutie i the morulug that nothing has yet been heard of J. B.Fiuyer, “thelr mansger, that thele bustness relations with blm hiave ceased, and Ut they will 1) ull thelr cnzuzencuts for the seuson, hey bave . Cincinnatl, Ohlo. LEGAL, T Ee L Tr StV i ooy L RN Oryioe oy CoxPTROLLER OF TiK CURRENOY, WaSH: IXGTOX, Dec. 8, km---‘%:(u is ln'f!‘l‘. lven to all TIons who sy bave clatus azsinst the Talrd Natlun: apk of Chicago. JIL., that the sanio tiust bo prescnte toligatingion W, u, Becelver, with the legal o oot Thereot, wiible ihtes mons this 3 iree muniha {rom [iey whi be Guliowed. *° 9% CurveLAND, O, Jan, 10.—The third day of the Amerlean Dairymen’s Assoclation, morning sesalon, 'was opened with a general discussion ot Mr. Horr's speech of last cvoning, alter Which the following resolutions were offered by Mr. J. 1. Reall, of Philadelphias Resolred, That & Commltise of eleven be ap- polated (o orgunizo & dairy fair, 10 be Leld at sume contral pointduring the present yi 4 Committeo stiull have fuil ¥T, WAYNE & OBIOAGO RATLWAY, cornet G 1 31 X Degon sorsf Canal 4nd Maslonsta, Ticke: Qiicen Jark-st., Falier louss, sud Grand Leave. Arrive. Mafland Expreas, e 008, m. [t 7;! K Tess. |3 & R el R {-:w: E BALTIORE & OHIO. Sprcial Pupateh to I'he tTicaga Tribune. 87 Pave, Mlow, Jau, fu.—A considerable numtor of letiers Jostu ISTEwere discovered to- day ut Lo base of wome plasters undernoath drawers, where they dropped, prubably, when thrown ou the cdize of the drawers. All wera adidresvetl 4o Lanki contained reinittane Liasol " ere. N AY KNOX, - -?5" coyld ave beeu, and thero the Deputy-Sher- o ’.i,“l'cuf&';‘ lace, ralda fund; TBc. 3. Whoneverthe ciiy ahall order any sireet ey dulugl____‘____hm A After reducing the Socretary's salary from Compirutér ot the Gurreacy. Rl R g !w“‘:'k'm' by Biischier v uenorter lett thew, out of {ho way of | fums, and make Zements nee sl GF pubING Dikce S0 b perad A be'the Guty #1,500 ty $1,200, the Tressurer's from $300 to | == = ey | Taad Pacie sad Desor (Sapsitoh Baidiae ! ef Lo aaclety for & while &t ail svents. fulleat success of the eniarpries. of tho person of persans having the cunirace for )iy ST, PAUL. $20, sud members' per dies from $5 to $4, the EDUCATIONAL, gt soliesoiced, “That vaid Coumaitice ahall sdopt rules | 1814 3ifek, liy. or' putito Diaces 6F {ha ewmbybs Board adjourned. . SHOEMAKERS' STRIKE, Bostod, Mass., Ja. 0,—The strike of Cris- pios st Lvoo b extending. A large force of police was necessary yesterday to protect tho vop-unlunlsts from asmault. Scveral of tho mob were arrested. ‘Yo manufacturera de- BILLIARDS, The fourth game o the tournament for the chsmplonship of Chlcago was plaved laat evenlng, end Ruines had & walk-sway with ¥nyder, the lat- ter not belng able to reach the cudof the Brst Alring. ‘Ine story of the contest is sutiiciently rell told tn or iLs govornment, and hava the . u;uu 1 itsowa memmnlup.h PeRsEiodllya) ne resolutions wers carried, and 0. W. o Harsls Lewls, and J. 11 Reall’ appoiited to set lect tho Committee, with the lu"mvmg reault: T D. Curtiss, of "Utlca, N. Y.; Francia 1. 3oulton, of New York City; 'r. 4. ‘Alvord, of Syracusu, N, Y. R M. Folaum, of New York: I, Farriugton, of orwlflh, Ont.; Hiram Smith, of uro, trom vns Dsarument o1 w4bil I’Eé",fl'*%'}(x‘flh‘g;’_’.',{;'fi‘?.‘fi_ AUAREIMXS | Momtne Express.. o bealthtule grvunds mugler bubldluke comun FusiLiue. ...on.o oroughs inatruction iu Eivl Kngtaerring, s0d Kuglhhi cazeful superslaion of cage © Bly o COLTHEO, WY ATT, BOARBING-SCHOOL FOR JOVS. _ Low tnoi. I AIAND, tenova Lakes Wis A Wurks "rfl!—lfl astting furth jhe gual B Lked 10 the Gasatpaction Job 981d certiicats sball b fled with th; llar bafore thie +Id. tontractors shall be eotll elvo any compensation Lierelor, ordina: Al taka cect and be L o 5, cedar 1d. 1o 1* 8:30a. 1n. 1 8:40a m, 9:0p. m.l &i0p. w: LAKE 8HORE & MICHIGAN BOUTHERY, 3 Leave, _Alnu. o 14 Line, SR,y fuotion of Al TUE SUHKART, blocks " wus stricken out, and, Dal: *sound wooden blocks " Litasvo, Jan. 10, Y ' s fed. lct by clerks clure the uction of tho Roani of Arbitration fu 1 For 8 e 4 iy ot g tn the tournament | Wisconsint George B Gupch, o Chp Ll o than latd on ihe tabie. e s o b Db For Sulo ST i Ut METRELE | » Connonlof Rufire 0 W e Haith 05 I | s uriiianca wastiselailonfiiable, | f srvested g pusi i s atrikont Doat's Company's: diops s by Drugglsts | ETFISEURD, CLNCINAATE & BT LOUB R T ThEs Salko .}‘3’1'{ Pu vty A Bastord, lY‘n‘x:}:'hA.mL Eft‘.'x‘“’y‘lf: .\le\u‘dvlhe, Pa; D. 1L cmuldl';: sud the motion was agrced 10, ~yeas, 14; | ve-clected the oflicer, arbitrury i s vll YB "lf 588 | Degos coruer of Clistua and Carroll-ste. West bid. Leat T, AN were 1 ave ursell, o 5, N. ¥. Mr. Maul- | Bsye gt ure; tod $3,400 o the Treasury. W, 8, % 2 verywhero, ¥, l;.’w; “‘1,}’%_"::‘,“. .‘a‘:‘;;:v tou, advocating the resolution, reported a lynwe arsons, Ballerd, Glidert, m‘.};, ?r,?i‘nucf;‘fl“l. lll: l':uhlent. Xmi R C. THE COAL MONOPOLISTS, 7 o wicry MoNuraey, Sestan, waed: o, (raly—14. Taird), ‘stewart, Cullerton, Van &, Lawlelil, Thomwson (TRIrS 3 chburts, ifnw:lfmx& el K Ald. Thawoson moved to recansider the voto on theatru vrdiuauce, v lost, slace amount uf money subscribed towa; Ject. M. Coraelias Buldwiy chor d;‘l‘lv\!?tf,d;n%\; extended wddress on Wl Beloctlon aud Becnt lug ot Daliy Cattle.” Many points of bia story were itlustrated by charts of animals, bung u&mu tho wall. Ex-Gov. Seymour was ro-eloct- ed Preeident, Prof. B, B. Arnold Becretary, aud tho Hon. Hurls Lewts Treasurer. Tos Coavention adjourued siue dice PuiLansLruls, Pa., Jao, %.—Dr. Linderman and E. ¥. Wilbur, the Commlttes of the Lehigh operators in the Board of Control, returned to Betblehom to-dsy without reaching any con- clusion upon the plase of the compromise sug- ested. Privr to thelr departure, Juage Ham- urger, wbo ig auzlous to bring aboul a com- biustiviy, subwitied to then u propusition by o 4 @, 31, N o N & ¥ :‘;}‘)’ci&t" 7‘:\:‘“‘ 1.2 1), _,4.5.‘,_“5_&,‘5:»‘_ CLTE SR ey ue couteatants for thilg 10 bo lioGaliy aud Parkes, °"2/58 #re sdvertised AT NEW UMLEANS. baw Funcixs, Juu. 10, ~ikv Urab gawo of the Juasou, of Farwlugton, Secretary, e ———— TOBACCO. Nzw OrLEANS, La., Jan, 10.—1obacco-dealers here Leld m meeting to-dsy, aud adopted a memorial to Couyreas ukmi a reductlon of the wu&m tax, aud & drawback ou taxcs already Ppas lumbus & Kast Dey B F_;l:y&m & Exet Klght Hyagienlo, Infallible and Preservative. The only Ilemsdy which eurcs withious sdditiousl Bieass 2 CHICAQ0, ROCK IBLAND & PACIFIO RATILROAD Do gt Vil S Rsp Tk |_Leare | ariie. guwm 3:"“0,.5?.‘?..'.113 1508 Eapreas.. el 2 cutd, Coll v milie for B aud gailh saase the + The Chatr held (hat the motion ore than & majority vote was nece: BONDS OF CONTRACTOKS. The ordiusace cunceralng bonds of Contractors