Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 2, 1878, Page 8

5 \ = - 0, Wiooks in- - Michican “he T known Al along | Join 1. Kedsia presided, and thers acre avont | entering a theological conrse for the minlstry, and i il N dein et | known, bu d. by e early eomRigred it THE..CITY el Ma B by Momks, fackl the Sichizan shoresand Dleksab apretAriont 1. | acverry ave predents - o hore, ¢ Bla Cemn Ao S b om0y Jinamey T 40 MU(J‘[‘AIIJ\ED' oo bun IR M ey el it to SR L || breas £oaiv; e fi ¢ Riche | mtante by dving Umitations of wind instramenta: Mr Kedrld enld M was te mtention 1o eet the | The Hev. Jahn Weitrel, of Oreiney. 18, was v i TEwanehtal Toam sime (hitas Cad IR —_— mond. " aloea: b2 11, Tiitae apon « paper (annel. There fs nn reason way this | objections of property-owaers north of Txenty: | granted s fniter ar Alemiesat frow the Presbytery (Continaad fram the Fifth Pagen A om Soo Beh sl ALY GTNERAL NEWS. fourredalin Vance, SEren i Ldont | city shonld eare for him, and he will be el adrift | socond straet, sinc rementa (n that duteict, | of Chicazo to the Claams of Towa, ¥ LU Steveon ok y oy 2 # O D e T3 sileerte, o et 7gatn thit noming, an b {8 perfectly dbla 10 care | Naving heen made by Tune'zd, wore' nbiect 10 te" | ” G motion, It wan. ayreed o mheteact the Atated tolast Wednesday afternoon bora upon ¢ s for himselt, Clerx 10 inform the Secrotary of the Home Mivaion | FOINK 0 talio ua homs, #0 he zould take Miss | fact. that in the afternoon Mra, Stevens ment Oliarlos Wallbanm, saloon.keeper ay No, 617 Milwankee avsnae, complaing that while he wae sbeent from the saloon Sunday morning s anenk-thicf entered and carried away the mone drawer and confents, smonatlng to shout $40. The drawer wae sftarwards found ln the yard. Yestorday afternoon, while E. Lang was tempararily absent from his cigar stors at No, 134 West Randolph etreet, soma bo{‘ forced opep the door and carrled away n qoantity of cigars Ar. Lang overhauled ona of them ae he wav leay. ing, whettupon the fellow drew a revoiver and made nll sorts of dire threata antil OMcer Bar- Tieadwood; U, P. =criven, view by the Town L South of that street, i tlad Unsinh 3 the Board-had no Juladictton under the statutes and the decislon of the Col. T. T, Btrong, of Fond dn Lac, i3 at the Sherman House. 5 The Ion. Willism Iathrop, M. C., Tockford, 1aat the Grand Pacific. ¢ J. Turk, New Zealand, and P. 8. Faill, of Ulnegow, Scotland, are at the Tremont House, E. A. Gilson, proprietor of the Westmin- ster [Totel, New York, 1s at the Shorman House. Ribon dol Corral, and the Madame de Barredn, and porty of soven, Havans, Caba, sre atthe Tremont Hoase, 3 l'h!ll(ln‘lrh!lx.lnlmh Jewlit, Stotvies H. A, [vape Marque Detroft . Togan, Cieveland..., Hotieem w Zeaiand; . an. Milwankee} eruon, tioltrey, Doard thal thin Presbytery wonld make strenuous | S8mpeon out drinng* up into Ms. Andrews' place and tnto s room, exertions to remit. the sum expecied from it for | The old mun, who had boen paving. elose | wliere she atnid some time. 3hortly after her the year 18780, Should this not be done, sha | attention, then rhlvred in, ** O yes, he has beeh | grrival the husbandg wens up-stairs, but, (ustenil Presbytery will not fec) agrieved honid the Board | gocen driving around here with n youne tvoman of going Into s room, contented himself with deduct any aeficil nro rata fram the last quarteraie frequently. Oh, the villatn, to murder that Attting inthe hall until the wife rang the bell e romiieanmaace; provided the Tionrd endll acgeot | poor littie girl, no higger than s baby," for the waiter. \Vhen the servant answered the e toplications an fatmanind e T ietay | The reporter then asked to ree bell, the husband tollowed him Into the_room, meeling of tho Presbytery ehoald de neld au the a toted I ‘l'“‘l'h“'-’"- ' and something of e acene took place. Thia Is Inof Gctober was left o the Moderator and | &Nd was pliated Ipto the maternal oresence by [ ane version of the story, differing-but slightly Stated Clerx . the little @irl. The mother of the dvina airl | from tho uther, wilch 1s to the slfect tated by ane of the Ministers that the | Wwas very much dejected. Hor lips were ashy | tiat the husband. After aftifng tor some Line af the Presbytery bad been ‘nvited to |'pale, her face was haggatd, and lvid macks tn the hall, sent the waiter tnto the room whery TIUDAk Purk thls afternoon for restand recrea | around the ayes too truly told that fer's had | (e mie nd when the message, * Yonr tion. and the meeting was adjourned -n“ prayer | tetn e sleeplesa nicht of Intense weeping, o husband is ‘here and wantd to see yob,". was by the Rav. Dr, Patterson. the repurtorial query she replicd thas there wers | deliverca, the wife responded, * Well, show arseasments, wa Bonrd cut them down, and Mr. Rice might then make the epecoment on property Aouth of Twe ty-second atreet conform therewiih. Thers w. £very reason to bellove that the movement woald be siccensfal. as the Town Bonrd was axceedingl: AnXi048 (0 do Justice to the property-owners if within vta_power, Ilia conviction Wi wonld conclude that it had the power, I & genaral protest or abfection were dled. Mr. Morton inquired If the Committee had learned whether the assessmants on the North And West Qides were targer or smaller than % ‘I,inm"ll‘l “."51". Jrle morey oW hasts Rew Todb G, G Watw Louls; Prof. Fraokila Carter, Boston, £ae, 1 THE CITY-LIALL, The licsnse roceipts whre 32,600, gear ot been Mr. Bdwacd A. Gillotte, formorly of the AT e it ey Bad s ho bopes of the girl's recavery _Five physicians | him i then, ahd the two W4t out- In" prie Ia I"‘!-ru nnn;e, Ph\l‘;del?hli. haa bacu added t4 | iphe disburgemynts ,of. scrip footed, up (e g.,::{‘.‘:n,,, requested volunteers to canvass CURRENT OPINION. i :Efi-J;g;.J:;fi%fih ."‘r‘;fffihu yntluex:l afi;’;‘.;‘;:;fi:’; ullle." 'A‘\:m:olg f»'odcfl:‘mke?p- ;‘:{;.:"T{.’H‘“fif.’;‘; the Tremout Honse offica force. | 000 1 piacta w = ek : iving v Whiliam Deackett satd 1t wis euat for a1- Soka RED i for her. One side had become paraiyzed, dnd dhe | that sny criininatity was known to the mane ted States Sanator G, I. Spence, of |.. - o it Mrs, Thomas O'Brien, living on_ Laughtoh . G\l i THB ILLINOI# REFUBLICAN PLATPORM. was 10 & cotmalors. state. Bnm sho’ sestmod ty ns gy ¢ 3tat Carpentr, of At m]::;:nsva\:n‘?u:f Aeit ."”,”'1’33'3,‘&“*' Siysct ear Hlovae, who was shot funday momlng | {0 o i 2P ling futeotiohec” i s | Wednasdny's Ohto and Hliole, piattormn | on%y/hem m3oioss siate Doen 4mid 0 | SEoreuyie e 7L, ub the matter mildiy. by her huaband, and who wad falsrly roported e betnyg in 8 dying condition, wae yestetday in s fair way of recavety. The ballet “entersd” an inch nbove the nipple, and, owing Lo the fact that the woman is heaithy, robaet, and very far, 1t did not penetrate the lang, and bence {t at no tme conld be constdered & dangerous wonnd. accordin to Dr. Mallan, O'Brien has not yet been asrested, but the police had to arreet eome one, snd so Richard Brennan, # boarder st the house, is held 10 durance s « witness, . Theodore Bing and wife, while sitting in . fatilitics. “The partics wemt thére, Wt ato may be called o stand-of. The .gqueéstion her, snd made ttompt o ro- {'.?.,‘L,m.fi. wn:rg‘zh:;.wun?unm there, anit containd thie leant politica sense and timelines ply. On oelng asked If ‘she would | what they did. does not gnter i s chapter 100 falizing of 43¢ weather ar. tate. o Larirord | hive s mlash of water, she. mumbled someraig of the -:fir‘yi. L 0L entar inta Wis ik Pout (Liep. “"“ “““E: "“l l'"h:':“lv"l ““d "“:1"' }“h' Areporter slaocalled on Mr. Andrews. He wag ) r glass was brought vied to guide her | not & ‘mine of informatlon ony means: ha n Tuh.'{r:"'g’:: lltnmwumhm M‘:nd“i st ] mather's bands to her lips -~ The doctors” say | Bud, e Vald, never s s woman b0 know bbr o1d as the Oblo Democrate; but It 1atoo evident | ghe qay liva ane or two davs, but that \s all. u had never cven seen hior do his lfe. e did that the predominant sentiment of the Westin | "+ Tefl me something about Btevens,” sald the | ot kriow whether she had been In His place or both political parties Is opposed to raund monetary | reporter. % tot; many peopls ‘came there and be never and financial measares. Whaon both parties And It ** 1813 atl the result of his causeloss Jelloms- asked them for their credentials. Further pecessnry to cater to the preposterons infiation - that nol be done? [t would Le s work of grest difficalty ta get the namea of owners, ‘T'he Chate thought the sugpestion s good one, but the Town Boata desired & gensral protest. MMr. Stamplicl called on al) presont to sign the pr ate uite a numher aid so. gl Kirk Mawes coinclded with Mr. Brdckett ‘The lawyers could represcnt property-owners wha were noi reached to get their proteats. Mr. Ilice had made an aesassmant gl what b lteved to be 4 fair cnsh value, but the other A £s had not, waukee, dre at ths Graiid Pacite Hotel, A drunkeu mna ¥l into the river yoster. day morning neae Clark sireet bridge, and was rescacd, after a **elose call," fram drownlng. “Joshua -Whitcomb,” Den Thompson, - Mtes Julia Wileon, and cumpany, fresh from the Tactfic Sinpe, were at the T'ramout Louse yester- day. The Treasnrer's rcceipts wero: Water office, $2,8%0; Compteoller, $707itotal, §2,001. ! ‘Tl "Henlth- Offcor's report ' for Inat week showashat 272 hotices were serbed to abate nuit- &nces and 200 nuisances were abated. The bad meat condemned weighed 1, 770 pounds, Among ths denths reported yosterday wna that of Delmayer Solomon, aged 00 years 8 months and Udays. fle was bord In Ireland, The Tremont House office has jnst re 1 t thal; It No, 11 F, treet. 20 & burden was put on the Nonth Town, He h i it 1 W anl '“"\’J'Q" hr:fl 'V}emp!f.’edlla hln“::n e than this ho kaew not. Y 2 § ront of their restdence, No, 11 Fremont atrect. at . craso, the ruling populsr senticent in the West | man. , when He married m o gir e i 1! for the pas ITCO years T 0 L lve you men on their way homa from a draoken coun againe! s order of iens in Congrese [les v, a La Dlegre Housc, Fhiladelphis. ] Corporntion-Connsel Bonfleld hn recoived | ary’ st Ogden - (rove. Mee. Minge "abon | Would b mads ‘uniformswitn. shat'al she other | 0 e oge that. etare o new Homse marerfiies | bim he bmd marricd 4 baby, @ mere child full of soirit aud fun. When he first asked me for Bpecial Dimateh to The Trittme. her T refused. and tald him that she was but s BisMAncg. D. T, July 1.—News s week old Llllm m:’l.h He :x‘!!d l‘lelzovcdugnr. and luhhc lonrii from Bear Paw Mountains, scventy miles from im, and be col nke good care of her, Fort Benton and ten miies from Joseph-Miles told him it thAY were so bie could wait. four phs vears; trat'l woula be. then time enough for | bastletteld, represented two guiches with' gola her to think of marrylng, He made [ dlacovered, and two miners’ districts organfzud vo mnswer, but eat’ there aullen ! With Recorders. The last dlscovery Is the placer and speechless, 1 nfterwards zot | miner's bonanza, yiciding as much as $30. Al- hor & place in a bonnet fictory on Madison | Feady nearly every man in Benton has ot out. strect. He met her frequently, and told beg | It 18 a reqular cruze. . There are mon her from ahe chould quit work—that he, had enough to | the Lills goiug up. supoort her. He shotved lier some books which A PLAIN REASON. he urfil&m\adh"r& Dnnbb\‘)l?kl "Flna{ly he ¥ ot o 1 tacaore iy bim, [Me Rotsome | g Francisco, July 1.~flenry Brickwldel a4 of hik togwear that ahé wakls and """ Superylsor trom the Twelfth Ward, has ten- dered iis resignation, on the gronud of corrupt were married. He did nus have muney enoug to marry her decently, They hadn't beed mar- practices ln the Board, which ho has nefther the time nor the vower tw correct. His reslgnation ried but u few d%{s when be came to me and was laid over. A letter from the Land Commissioner atating that the papers In the Valentina scrip caso had been sent t the Secretary of the Interior, who wonld hoar tire appoal about the L5tk ins Noticba lidve haen sent to persons ofim\;‘ed In the ataughtering, ozing, and fertilizing buniness to take ont a licanse, .Tho fee ta 8100, i Uhore aro sbont forty estabiiament winch e reached by the rocent Hapree Court dectslon. The doeatlis last wack numbered 102, ddcresto of five from the precoding one and eixty- fodr Trom' tho correaponding week in 1877, Of thie decedents, Oftysune were under 2 yoa Convalatons rarricd off 1 ultion, 10; favere & consumption, 4t aud accideuts, 6. ‘The Fifth Ward furnlshed the vreatest number—13. THE NORTH SIDE. . Commisslonor Clesry was so far improved in hiealth yesterday ss to bo at hils post. ¥ Thé Conaty Board yeaterday orderod all the conrts and county ofiices to hereaftar order their printing frora Camercn, Amborg & Co., with MWhouw tha county has a cuntract. -The renl object of the ordor is10 take tho peiuting of the conrt- cslendam ot of the prosént hands The now Medical Bourd bus organized, and fo all-appearauces: the college fight hasre- saited Ina victory for the Chicago Madical, as it hua wecurod: both th i tai towns, He moved that a committee of five be ap- pointed to tike chargo of tho malter, and employ s anflictent namber of persons to canvass the die- trict north of Twenty-sécond strect, and that coples of the protest be left for signataresat tho banks, Doard of Trade, and other piaces deemed adrisnote, The motion wee agreed to, and the Chair desig- uated Kirk Ma " €. Vierllng, W. R. Manieres, D. M. Ihillin, and Charles Failorton, Atter several had volunteered to canvass certain #treets, and about twenty hxd joinad the organizs. Hon, the mecting adjourasd. Tlank protests can be secared at the office of the Sccretary, Roomy, No. 101 Washiugton atreet. THE COUNTY BOARD. DROCRWAY. ‘The regular weekly mecting of the County Board was Leld yasterday alternovn, all of the members present axcept Mr, Tabor, Tlhe two renorts of the Spacisl Commiiltes sp- pointed to examine Into certaln charges ogainst IRecordor Brockway were agaln reviewed. The substanco of Loth has been printed. The ma- Jurlty report, exoneratiag the Hecorder, was made, stgned by Messre. Whveler, futliog, und Boaso, which Mr. Vitzzerald said was uut tho vriginal re- port, vur you s capy of it. Ouvjection was mndo to the reading of tho mingrity report, signed by Messrs, Flizgerald and HotTman, und, to dispose of , the 'whols mattor, Mr. Seune moved that both reports be placed un Sle aud the Lommittoa divchured, sesing ane of Lhe party drawing a knife, threw her. #elf In front and caught the plow that wae {ntended for ber husband. ‘The knife made a deap and dan- gerods wound Just above the hip. but will not prove fatel. The lady is rac advanced, and possibly the fright = may _eau het m great deal of tronble, Bing had his ear and one band bitten, but not severely. Pred Ludwie, ono of the pacty, and snpposediy the oue who ditl the cutting. I8 uuder arrest at the Latrabse stroes Sia- llnfln.nlnd_ the police hops w0 capture the olbers shortly. Deteatives Murnane_and Wiloy last even. ing arrested. on Van Ruren sireet, Wiltism Sweeney, ono of a arty who lsat winter rovbed Jobn Csrdella In his restsurant, neac tl Clark and Polk strects, of $219 In gold watch and chiatu. ' Une of tha p: alibi, and annther, James Mann, wae sentanced to . Nweeney escaped with the money, and $00K his mistrens, Laurs Madden, with him 1o New York. Laurs was the famons rival to Knby Hell, the red-headed queon of ** Bilar avenn, " and, 1t will e remembeted, was cut nearly to' denth by tha angry queen. Ruby in now ju the House of Correction, and Laurs died {n New York. Bwee- 1ney's weans of -ul‘ulncnca being cone, he heuce Y. e uctudi resumption of specle payments wiil bave put «n and to the worst featurs of the contro- Yorsy.—New Pork Heratd (Ind,), p Thore is one thing to be said in favor of MheSpringfield platform: It Is tolerably shore. Bat, when that has been sald,,commendation fe ex- hatieted, Taeall it a declacation of principl unjustly dignify it. Resolved that the **ins the best fellows, and anght 15 be keot In permas nently, while tho **onte " were a voad many of them Rebols, and onght to ba kept aut permanent- Jy, ~that is really about a}l there {s to it Thers are gne or two other planks, bot the wonder Is bow the tnnbagers could keep sach awfolly thin timber from bresking down smong the gnffaws of tha spectators. Whot could_be mure humorous than the ‘resalution on the Soutnern question! The patty fapledged to the ** permanent pacification of the Bontliern Btatos,’ and **upon' the Highteons Lasla ™ of the cunstitational amendments it will 20 on onclf tnem, —whether In Mr. Ilayes' way or BHI Chiandler's, Ia loft to the 1maginstion. There fs & pufl of thia ltepablican financist policy, a protest agunst farther contractivn, and 8 con sitee of the Democratic Houdo for not passing the bill nllowing dntins to ha pald I preenbacks. 4 nd: o clons up with, th stalc clap-trap that thote whi Dresorve tho country shonld guvern ft, whether thoy coutinue to denerva power ornbf, On the whols, it 15 & pretty even question which platform 18 the.more dlsvisting. When oue resde .iho Coluwbns resolutions, ho faels ss thonzh ' ho wouldn't ever vole for the Dumocratic party that snade thews; whon ho turne to the Sprinvfiefd Re- The leient:u Medical Hociety met at tha Grand Pactfic Hotel tast nfght, Dr, B. Ingals In the clinir, and Jistened ta an ‘papar by Dr. “Knox on ** Smail- Pox and Vaccinatiou, The temperaturo Bg-enuni-y. us ohserved by Manaase, optician, Madlson street (TriBunx Yinhidingy, was, 8 78 degree: ., #1312 m., . mr., 601 8 m., vmeter at8a, m., 30,10; 8 p. ., 30,05, Miiton B. Pntrick, for mmy yoars a resi- dent of this cily, died at Loa Angeles, Cal., Frl.| day. “‘He was une of Chicaw carliest esttlers, 1is remnins will ba interred at Uskwood Cemetery 800N after lhglr arrival here. The funeral nouce will be given Viereafter. Sam ‘Parner, of the Grand Pacitle Hotel, was the reciplent yesterdsy of s big fish,—a mos. catonge.—sent hyl. ¥, fickering. proprietor of the Cutler Houss, Grand laven, Mich, The mon- Bler was cuugnt by Mr. Batchieller, of Chicago, and weighed just 255 pounds. The tumbor of applicants for admission to Yale Collee st the examinations last week was, In New Haven, 17 for the Acuduimic Departmant and G7 10r the Scientic: at Chicawo, 16 for the Acado- 1mnle and 5 for the Scientific choolt in, Cincinnatl, lll‘ rur‘um Academle—making a total of 978 ap- plicanta. It was erroneonsly stated in the * militia exterdny's fssuc that First.Rerge motes " of 3 Cliwrles . Woeelor, of Company ¥, Pirst legi-' tuent, was rodaced tu tho mnxs, wheruby an fn-, iy L § » Dar-; iy provod an borrowed 8$10. Time amd time again bo has Dorrowced mouney from me, aud I have let him havo the last cent I had,” *When did his troubles with her first com- menget’? ** Within three weeka after they were married ho choked her, and one night my son-In-law, Mr. Filer, ind to break in the Led-room door to prevent his dolng her bodily barm, fle once took 8 blg club aod beat hor aver the head aod whoulders with ft. Thow there was aoother thing, He touk her to mean, shathy placés to board, and caged her up in dingy'back rooms, where she pincd hcrsell al- ————— MENANHANT HOTEL, W.P. F. Mescrve, proprietor fArst Palmer Honre, i& proprietor of Menanhant Hotel, Last Palmouth, His steamer connects with overy traln to Woods Hall; sleo, makes two trips daily to Oak Blufls, ; ———— returned to this cf There was Knhlhhed in Saturday's paper an afiidavit, filed In Justics Footo's Court by Sirs, Exther lopple, in whicn she charged er huabaud, damuct J. Jiopple, and Jano, Buck itk living i o wiate of adultefy. Saturday iho case was dis- misaud, Mrs. Hopplo paylog the costs. It ls ssid it unc'side “that the reason for the withdrawal la Like George Christy's foot, Tinck & Rayner's Moth I’uwdugh **death to all creeping lnlm:(yl,:" ——— Menfman' 's P Justic wasdung unie of tne oldest tiowberd of the President and Kee of | that Mra. Topple will bozin & salt agstnut her Lus- Wihealor wwas oppuscd 1o the motion, snd | pubiican m hio bu ready tovow that ho won't | MOSE sick.” Ppreparation of orgavication, He wad not reduced, but simply'| the loard, The arganixaiiosn Is os follow; P,’.,. band for dm.#cu. fn which all the facts will come | Wauted anu uf the two roports ndopted. ?npnou A party which cnn'(’lln;' any better renson “ He says that properties. 1t fa not a more siimnlant ke the ex- ubtaiucd wn honorable dixcharge. fdent, Dr. ""'mfl Sectetary, Dr. Quine; lus- | oul. The staténient un the osher wide is that Mr. Fitzgerald replied, attacking the Recorder, than tais for demanding Lis sapvort, Taki IT WAS YOUR FAULT tracta uf beef, but contalns blood-making, forces bub it -wus nol vory elear from what he sald whether lio \wus opposad to the inotton or not, The-motton was inally fust by s vots of 810 6, wheroupon Mr. Fitzierald moved thal s batch of L mfln{ atiached 10 his rednrlbd read, which wah 3140 lost by & vote of 8 o 0. Uunn, Low, ilxier. Tabam, llvwlm Fhysicians, Drs, Ross, Bevan, Qaine, McWiliiams, Guerin, and Livesert; Curator, Dr. Feoger, s Rinca secrot eomninittes-maetingn hnve bean . Hopple s & victini to almost Insane jealoasy, and wnaken charges occasiunally which aro utterly without foondation, Mre, Luck le.not, =s the aflidarit would tend to abow, a slugle ‘woman, Lut hns been marzied, has soveral clitldzen, und has for soe tnlo béen keeplng & boarding: ous A young man from Cauada giving the nameof George Dalv, while intoxicated Saturday muduiglit, fell off Ui eide wall of the Washington tlicet biunel, upon’ which he had clambered, to the wround, - distauce of about twenty foet. Having no ‘home, He was taken ta the Coutty gether, the plalforme afford moa tion of the extent to which political demoraliz: “lm‘d ;lu gone.~Spring/leid " (Mars.) Republican (nd.). And the Chicago Post also lins the fortitndo gonerating, and ife. valuable in all anfaol resuit of exhaustion, work, or acute dise bilisy, particular] stalning proporticas fe ln- ed conditions, wiiethor tha norvoud prostration, overs i ond in avery form. of de- resulting from pulmonaty cumplaints, 1t ls friendly and helpful Lo tho most that caused the troubles {p the first place?" “Yea, I have heard’ that he has untd many; bad things abaut me. lle has for some time’ been trying to blacken my character. i **What tas thio character of his gencral troat- Y | In faxhlon, the Committees, to accommodate the | wiitch lus always been conaldercd of & highly re- Mr. lloffmann then tnoved the to dennunce tho twaddle and the cowardica by | Mentofl heri® : | delicata ach. Caswees, Hazann & Co,, pros Bospial foe treatment, and thoro {4 was aucer- | newapipers, hive cansed books to- b chased 7 minority report. 'I'ha motion was fost by & vole v It was almost continttously crug® Man rletord, New York. tanicd thas bis soine bad been severaly Injurud, | whorein tho minates of each Juck-and- Koy mecs, | *PCIAble character. o713 103, and subsequenty tho. majariy repurt; | Which a6 Tilinols Nepublican platform s dls. y crod Many P time he threatenod to shoot “her, and once ho, sald bo would throw vitrivl n her face," | *1 What was the cause of thess outbnrstst” . | e was jealous becuuss belind scea her talking to some of her gentlemen friends. < Blhe nover gave bim the leust cuuss to be foalous, fneare to be kept. The wisdom of tho move ls fouwnd In the ract that the book» ars kept in A rvom #ad tha room kent lucked, Tt may he that after tne pian 1s betier developed the booke will bo left anch day for perussl at a nelghboring saloon, but tho placa Lae ot yat bean desigmated. Four years ngo Mr, James Allen, of this city, pasturea a vainahle horse at Lyons. Thaday after the horve had been ment to grass he was atolen, or he strayod away. ile tnrned up at Evauston, und wus put in ‘the pound, sd-; vertised, 'kepl for ien daye, and soid- by ‘Lhe Rock Inlnud dammy, which loft Blue Irland yesterday niornlng at d:15, ran over a Ger- ' tan il Abaut 17 year old named Suphy Ettinger, cntting off both tets below tho knees, Thu uec dunt uccurred at Niuety-nlnth street or Waahing- tou lleights. No blame can by sttached to the exonerating (be Kocorder, was also loat by a vats of 7 107, - BBoth reports wers then piaced ou fllo, and tho Committes was discaarged. The new rulva reported’ a fow weeks ago far the Government of the Insana Asylom were taken up., Apart of tho rales wereread amid the geeatest n tingaished, **Thare was never a moro non-com-; mittal and Iamb-like party platform formulated by the reprosentatives of any party," says tho Post tealy, **The whole question of financlal logisl tion {s left out of consideration. There i3 nul e e e e BROWN—At Waakeshn Juno 80, Loulss, wife of ekt Favedas, doly 2 at 11 8. m., from the rett u 3y, 5. m., from the resl aance of her fasnsr, Willam Wheoler: 2 Tndimaray: s word guaranteelny to the pruducers, the busi - | &nd never did an s MULSE~On July I'. last., Joha Predertck, nfant son nneyt Motk Narny, aetbe girl atiemuted to | Ex-Postmnster MoArihur, sgninat whom [ 100 %and b og & man mamat o™ iomi¥s Who | coufualon, and for 1oma unkiown causa tne work Tieny o1 the mannactarereaf solkcamater, ottty | g Agver did any thiug that e could i tault; | o WG QRS artl e R Srnteriek Infapt sen grn L‘Z’J..'.“fih..‘:‘.‘?:.’.‘.:. };::mr:fid 'z‘h-'wflru‘;;' o indicuyent: ‘was retarned Saturday, came | dlsposed of bim to Mr. Ncott, who sold him. THR TUEASUREI'S AXMI-MONTHLY REPORT Intoreats and {nvastmenia shall hencolorth be freed 1~ A this -juncture Justico Morrison entered 10 a man named Miller. Mr. Allen canght sight of the animal s few duys ago, and Inmediately got ont & replevin writ. Yesterdny tho suit was heard by Juatice Sallsbury, and the rizht of pruporty was from tho bogbe of indution. 'Thia sflence is ominous: it is dishanest. - The people of the Ntatn of llinols are informed that the ftupublican party dare uot go befure tham on the question of hard or wad submitted and referred. It showed that thers was ta the credlt of the Ueneral Fund $1,0103 In- torest Lund, old Indebtedness, $18,210; Court- 1lvuse Fuud, U00; Slukiug Fllnli} new indeb- | Lo tlte Criminal Court inh:mnt flernoon to give or to have It fixed. The al of vall was «l over, hut. owlig to therae oaing n question : as 10 the Hurlnllcllon of she Court. nuthing wxs [ aya. Funcral July 2 from 11 East Washington-st.. at 1 p, e by earTages o Hhows fthie alsiiletl ‘AN_IMPORTANT FUNCTION STIMBLATED, veyed to her home, The Ropullican Club of the Sixteenth Ward he'hl n nigeting lost evening at Myers' llall, the room and passed through into thoapart-' ments vocupled by the dytuy womun. {le took! liold of lier puldc, and she made o movement of e e Wifs murning the guestion af juetsdiction [ found tn Mr. Alton, und 3r, Miller wae awaraed | oy ‘Tha_Intorest Fund, - | wort monay, ' The olectlon of candidutes s para: .f the arim aa I to ke tt Irom his touch, Hei| ‘The kidneys azetciva wiost important fanetions, Gen, Schiallnef gave an account of what the six: ) Wil e st 1k ShG dles 3 Tio holdn Irhe. ca L e roiaraway AT S Fanty newia. | Y e IAratlod o St e rt ot L. oo tthern ey syrams lils touch any | which sre so wearixome that, they tax (o the ut: cuath Ward delexation hud done at the Springteld || (Tt the Gonr tos Joriabny il oz Blohce Gttt Snoul the conrt Aore vorens g | Gelicdiess (ovorutaen). 311, 4u1. i i i uliton, e wpuke euthusiustically of the uest nominated, tid expressed his confidence in || thulr trlumphunt slection, Though this was an oil-year ln politics, yet 4o had never uftanded n Xtesublican Couvention where su noch enthusiunn prevatled. Fuilhermore, h added, the delega. writing ana It roposed (o do eamne straury things, tion remuined sober while in Spnogfold. Thu St. Goorg's Socioty Leld o regular | Sauil i se coniiciol g 1o voio Walkur, 1o meeting las, night at the Shcrman House, Mr. " 1l 0! AMlexanuer ook, the Premdent, tn tha chulr. | Eixlaey 500,000 fux "copor-Soncy iide In tne Alter the tranwaction of a deal of routine business, otlier wWoras, 1o repeat the mistake of o year ogo, {ncuding the report of chunty distrioutions, e, | whivh has Groupht ihe rosent. dnoncials e o e K, Loveh bronehed the snbject of a plente, | tne cnnn‘lrv, by practieally attemptiog to pusn the und woved that 8 private plenic Lo bold, The | wurk by diroct taxition. - Bat (he remarkabie doe. motion waa carried, uud Mewsta, Gouel, Merrtil, ument”did not stop here. for it nuthorized the lh-‘::‘nr:l‘- .:’::":":i l"tluglu;‘llgi;";\rfl" '-v“mnh'd,: architect toperchose and puton the pronnd the nee- Sutuuuttes to wnke CCersary Brrcemcn| ¢ ¢ o raport as tho nexs ‘mocting, A’djnumod. v machinery fur setting tne nioue, etc. ind And all tuls ‘*bacanwo & parcel of politicians, who happen® 10 sinud “ou_ the Mepublican platform, dare not cnanngdt thelr election by s honost declaration of principles. It I8 well observed, further, that **Seven hundred delegates mixht, and should, have pruduced some- thing atronger than o compromisc wilh political renegadiam, —someathing mory eloguent than & ro- cital” of -glrlu:m platitudon.*' Hut tho fact 1, that the 700 dolegates had nuthing whataver to do with the constenctton of the platform. It was not evan made by the Committos on Hewolutions, It made hy a parcel of politicians with Senatorial aspirations, in whase onlnian the princinles of the Repullican party ato o nintter of infinitely Joss conseqnenco than thefr own personal interests and exigonoies. 'The vlatforn: ndopted st Spriugtold oa Wadna ay ia.not the piatform of tho Ropub- time recover consclousuess, that ho abould be ' sent for to take her ante-mortem statcient. After o few minutes further general conversa- | tlon withi the grief-stricken wornan, {n which no addittonnl fucls were - devsloped, the roporter | and the Juatice took their leave. H BRMMY ADANS, * How d1d she come to mect Stovens Sunday ! night (" 1 ** Blia was anxfous to go to church, and ro- auosted me to go with her for protection, us sho wus afraid of weetinz Btevens. Finnlly whe: took a lvok up mod down the street, and, not seoing. biny, concluded to go alone.~ On or be- fore reaching the church she met ** Samny " Adams, and with him went to defferson Park, ‘Vhere Stavens encountercd them. A row en-: A communication wad reccived from tho Treas. ater nolifying the onrd that & tem oty loun of 885,000 would fall due the 10th, and another Ang. for $15, 000, with mlllrtlj d that ho had no mort th atretigth and enduranca of tiiena busy Iit- tlo organe, Every beeath, evory puisation of the huart, every movoment of a limb, every thoueht, makox vaste, and necasvltatas the development of new afomx, "The used up particles tn the blood are wifted ftom it and dissolved in a watory flufd by the kidueys, which then dlechargo this Auid inlo tie bisgder, A tralnof disasters to the syslem would follow 1f these ** ashea,™ aa to sueak, wero not tuorouguly etrained off wnd dischatged, This in the case when the kidneys become inactive. Hosteltor's Stomach Bitters, Ly restoring thele Kotivity, not vulv keeps open a most Important ullat for impuritios, but pravents diseascs of tho kiduuys theniaclvon, which, Inert, becoma liabla 1o tall n prey to dialioles, Bright's dinease, naphlstie albumenaris, nud athor maludies special ly incldent to thom, which, although not spocially [ decisiun of Justics Salisbury, wnd thus establish & precedent, horee-thieving would at once bocume o sufe and profitablo budticss. Last Friday afternoon, whila tho proces- sion was pessing along Weat Harrison street, De- tecilves Lanslng aud Lundergan captured a young thief xiving tha iamo of Charlus Wilson, who lisd Juet tupped the thil of Greenwood's butcher shop, No. 13 ilurslion street. By wurking upon the Loy waile in joil they fnduced him to *‘squeal. Upon tnformation farnisned by him thoy aerested, at ltoom 18 i tho Pulimau Hoase, cornet of san. uamon aud Mudlson strects, & hoturlous youug thief nawod Arthur Banyo: son of exe Police Justice, who has siready served one year iu tho Pemitentlury undcr the allas of Ryan und who 4 ut presont under $1,500 AL an amount commensurate with the crime uot, the {ndictment will bo dismtssed, A vory singular report come from a ma. i'"“l' of the Commlitee on Public Hnlldings and ‘ublle Servics yusterday, Itwanin o atrange hand- i monuy to pay same. snd aaiing that provisivn be mado to meet the vame, - Njferred. A conumunicotion was tesd from Dr. Bogne, of the oid Medical' Bosard, askinz to be rulievod ns se- curity for the payment to the coitnty of $1. 60U per your for the rental of the smphithestre at the ios. pisl. Referred. WALKE! R, ‘The Jolnt Commities on Public Balldings and Pulilic Servico rllfllfl!(l. recommending the paymeus 1o Walker uf §7,1:23 on account of ** extrue™ on the Cuurt-ifonse, the sama being the difference batweon Epan's alloged ostimato and the sstimate of the '*experts, uL whoin 80 much has bovn E3 - 5 an party. 1t ls tho platfor of & parcel of o fapid In theie progression, aro particularly Gbti Cha tuneral 03 Alr, Joseph Tl for | Contrast provides ther by cher Tnank, Walker Kiletn ‘oot BT, COUL for, Burgliry, | Shoviaimator anproprsting rf""‘:'n:‘%nnmmé?'{g'-‘ g g""'?f'"" ind 22 takte Tiom éfi" IM"""i g, and M wn Sumy oot awey i e and thal: : . 1 tneral ., dose; ompson, + | Wilson says that he put up Jobs aud oxecuts % g avers ctable Republican jour ¢ ; manY yeara tn employs of thla oflce, sk plaey chinary us thé arcaltect suggeats, et talling o | ey oo Tollowa: G. 11" Sanke) atlor, at N, y57 | Noxt taxslery faf ihie Coufs-lioute work, and nio Ti"ihe Brater Tt T 18 worthy af denaicaiiy | Ssbarate directions. -Mumile overtook the two. arany other thiug called for in his contraet, tract i o he anatlled, Ho hus been callod ontouot: iy snitabls machinery and appliancen from time-totime, but hes uever done it, and now thu county 18 to do it for him, s fatlnre to do ft Jeuun the conldunca! Yesterday utlernoch, oo unt adge, A1, and-A. M., and Lincoln Park Chap. ter. vf Whith urgunizn(ions ho wuw 8 weuiber, and 8 iarge Uody of bix fellow-workuien, being presshts giria, and with thom proceeded somo distance, and when within bulf a block of home met Stev-' chs, who then and there fired the shot which | the doctors gay will prove fatal," tod struet, thres bults of cloth sneaked out of the store in Lrond daylight; N.° J, Streich, No. G30 West Laky street, front door forced open with Jimumy and about 8130 worth of Loots anu shucs carrled awny; Parke & Bhurr, No,” 218 ther, on Indla; treut, ous wuthorizing Archiicet Egen to orovie Walker with the nccessary machinery—and place it In position—for 9 litlng " of the stone to "the thidd story of ~ the building—~ such machinery as will scoura the puablic fzom re chinly for the reason that it hus heen mpudently put forwurd, by the political earpuntors who mad 11, as an cmbodiment of Ropudlican principles, — Quincy (/1) WAIg (Rep.). DT TON S SU S (CHARLES M. MOILTON WiLL LEAD TIE NOOK- iy SAY prayer-mectiug $o-day. " Bublects **Whero, Is nintiven of Cov H & 5 ) ) 70 : . and dangers in Lo prosscution of the | The Lilinois Republicans adopted a curfous- | OwWiNaTo X [INT TN SUNDAT'S “*THiD- Thie e were ket (o Torunta, Can., toran. | 308 mo £go led to the killing of ane of bis men | Milwaukee uvenu, §50 worth of boots ‘and snoes: Youstily tears snd akag! " b P D! MISCELLANEOUS S O e, untun of tha Korth Diviston Mlga- it E i e darana, r £nd the orphianing of fomily of children, and all | wud cloiiog wid Juwolry froi Syea D Tarveli.af work—tlio bill for the sanie to ba'sent tu the Hoard ble platform yeaterdsy. They assume that % * . "] venoni Al aif read Thursday ovine Secompiiing. Hhem to. the trame sie Thonier | e didin e Bater i ho Jxpressiun of bladusy | No. 48 Centre uvente, and from L. Vivlan and certulod (0 by the architect. Thu report was | 17 feable plaf y 7. ¥ Ssum ey read rhdriday Svea. Ang luatead 1 Rarrow wag 1o call un tho counts Lo bury the mao. signed by Measrs, Durling, Oradley, Hoffmann, | Shey are ft And able becsuse **tho Democratic eaday cventiu, July of wue bichly reopected and esteemed for hiv inany No, 281 Fullon strect. Theso camprise only n { Youug Btovens had been cmployed, up to last!| fpng JirG AR MOKTHLY MEETING_OF THR et Y | Whicli It dld, aud subsequentiy to urse the Koa: F Fitsgorald, and Meyer, party, baing lsrgely composed of recent Robiols and o) k 3 L R oL ,,','3,,‘,’,',',;:’,",’,,",“‘,‘};‘,’,9"‘;‘; wqents | o lutn morigage Gtecvora) hundred gollare on fhs | pualForsion of Wibin. the peet twaehires | MR, Ayats upposcd e report, and read trom u | Paesy "sympathizors, canuot be safoly intrusted | Baturduy night, by the firm of E. Todd & Co., ' -n[: Llll'l, :'m::l'sl{"%‘.tfy"." PR RO HOA circle of friends, aeonie proberty. Hathur than bve another | the Weat Division, AT orepared istory of the hutriguos rosorted | b hg Admintatration,” Thls s parely noga- | cominlssion merchants ut No. 57 South Water!| helios BECIETAILY. to in letting the contracts for tne Court-lousa work, which be nad written, to shaw thut Walker had no cialm of any xind for ** oxiras," and could uot have any under hiu cootract. Il maintained, with considuravle - force, that ‘tho whole work bad been cumwenced in jobbery, and from rather thun deprive Walker of tho contract which ho fe overy day showing Lis foability to carry Masara. burling, Bracioy, Fitzzerald, loft- munn. and Mever propose that not only shail the architect furnish him machinery, but that he sba)l stroct. Ho wont to work thers about & wonth | ar 80 ago, oud his position was that of curre- sponding clerg. He was pronounced Ly Mr. | Todd » hard-working, fudustrious voung man, | ‘‘I'ie embers of Company O, First Regi- ment, wil) meel at the Armory this svening to tennsact womo mportant .pululy businoss, 1t §u flutc probabie thut at. Jeast fuur cowpunies of thu irst will tonund o the mvitation of the citizens flve argumout. It ls an untimely argument. It might have beon in order befors reconutrnction; bat no nrough the legislstion of the Republican purty iteolf, e ** recont Hebols™ are citizens of THE SOUTIH TOWN. GENBItAL QUIRT prevalled yesterday at the South Side As uk to ddiscuss the o MaNell, of Nasa., ln eventoy, July 3, 4y, m. '\ On Wednesd Iteserved scute fuf Indies. Adinlmion tree, #50r's office. Property-owners resllzed, for the most the United Btatos, with aqual zights and privilegos, of Terre Haute, 1ud., (0 apend sena Lie bill thurefore to the Ssoard for paymewt, the start It had becn “futended to give fa 86 the suma can ba guarautced by the (fon- | 80d apparently of good priuciples. He was MIEDICAL, e Whuty GOt was' 1nviieds bat s | (OrUAEd to by B, Thate Tn something Pancsth | part, that thele cie was 10 aitend tho mecting, 1a. | th) eaiambet o MakCT Tagdiiendd o give Iitlon. nd tue Tawe: 4 theva ibie s pri: | iked vy moich, “hoth by oae emplayons S ORI sy * assaciation sat down upon this (lije | She interest manitested in- Walker that does not | persun uor by representative, of tho Taxpayors' | friends) nad not beon adla to give lim the work in | Jeuve entitio them, among oot 0¥, to take d his follow-emplo ems el g0 1 O cyur.antic grounds, The Cologel, | clenrly nphaar, Forwnately the report was not | Asocistion in thu ufferncon, at which 1t wos | B OWD namne and at his own price, they had given | 14t © polities, to vote, and to baelucted (o office, | 87 playes, a8 eall-g Yas decided to allow s porttunto gu. The | Adonted, buttle feared taat it whll e ot the next | QOSBNLEE B L, (AA0m o0 wiich 1b g | lrtoRinta Mcaails nnme, i reduced price, Aud Ko sy that " thuy aro. unilt " to ke part | o one of tho brightest, most capa- | g erte laute waw {n Chicuzo Sunduy | Meeting. Ayurs defeated t4 y sn exbilit of fucls ks aeheral | now it was propused 1o muke up thu differenco fu | 4 "Ghitical | aifaies shaply bucanss iy ble young wen about the store. Thero | " it the point. ‘There is 1o by a $U0 urize | 08t could ot be gotten around, out tho vots by | Protest sgalnst the assesament. Moat of thewm, | tho sllowance of **vxtras.” The puperwas1engthy | wers once Hobels, absurdiy* nlogical, bl 1 90 Madison-st,, Chicago, nd Cabt, Davis, of Company O, ts toncotied | hich it was defeuted meane very Suveral | therefors, did not visit the piace which has known | 6nd & severs indictment of the wafority of the | hn| ule " prepared to withdeaw | Occwrred & vacanoy In tho. cashier's position . of lus Last fuleudy vored tw postpone 1a aduption turuogl fear, but tncy ura axvected to fally arutnd hum wheu the timg cou Mr. Durllag dld uot Board, They listened ta it very nervously. Mr, Fitzgerald, who had futarrupted the reading aevernl tiues, wanted the report adopted ss & then nearly overy'day fora week, but kept thom- enuugh 1o think 1hat b boys can walk away willh it ¥ salves iu reserve lur the afternoon gathering, Ouly about @ wesk ago, und it was the futentlon of | **1 was affticted with the Itiea fob thre wu: the tirm to promoteStavens to tha pasitlon, had ' i suffercd awiu: ng could neither oft, sleep edt Unti got youb MILI CUIES liave dptaCmwedk ittend to therefore re. anding ae Rebels might have been cuusid. Messrs, Woodard, Beonett, McCres, and 1 tliw, howevar, let us seo how the declura. llinots Hepublicans may embarraws tio Livpublican party, Bowa of ita lesders huve resulvod that it would b well to carry on canvase in the Southern blates, among the white prople ae well aa the calored people, Hlow would tus words of the lillnols pisiform sonad in tae niouths of the manarsrsof such u canvass and io the 3 " e rightss Lut, ) comns il ek e was sbout, but The rogdet bears | afow comulaluia woro fled durug tho entia day, | Whole, 'Yie pper Tesd vory lice o caid, ot | SEedaa erotidfor cetusng ube rihuas but witer | U0l RIS bl withs s wie, whlen B R A e Tizenock, the working majurity of the West psrx | hls signature, . the principal objectors balng James Campball, 20y | wos all old, and's majority of tho lioard was femil- | ¢, say that tie rixhta muet not be exascised, Waiv- | made Mr. Todd hesltute shout trusting him to || box. JOSEPH OETZL. Luaca, bieid u private consuhatfon yostendny after- Cfllumullunu!i’J. 11, Geny, Churles Iiitehcock, | IAF wita the fucts set farth. = = uovula consider wattors 1 reiation 10 Wopuint- ments and organizabon. Thelr work wiil o roc Durted ut tho 1CSt Inculiig ol tbe lourd, Yesfor. oy Clurk Live, the doposed Presfuent. wont ont Lo the parks to obtaln thi waney collected by tha buataen, But they refused to turn over uny Tt 10 b, v they bad boen notified not to i Messra. Lipn and Miilard will vrobably bo re- handle the monoy of the coucern. . Btevens talked some with Mr, Todd upou the subjecs of his trouble with his wife, and showed bl some of the letters frowm the young meu whose nuuics wero tacutioned yesterday, which Mr. Todd says he did not resd, ‘Lhe latter stuted that Stovens’ Tobert Law, C. b.'Sharp, Biean Wheoler, Hoanoy Deulns, und Thoniae 0. Osborn, —tho Jast two by ou. Jullae 1L Wite. ely sonth of Twen- beea camiplated. Tho hiat 1t nas 1o Jurisdic- nppiealions for uard, The Mr, Ayare—I know you are familiar with it, but, if there are any that are not, L Lave attempted to 1ft thein out of thu darkuess, If thoy votu for tho feport now they will do 1§ with thelr u{ 4 open, Mr, Conly made a fow remarks Lolatering up the old **Riug' schemes in connection wlth the Cauort-llonse. 2ir, Wheelersald the Board had nothing to do GOVERNMENT B_I.TIL‘DING. ‘The fntornal-revenuo receipts Yyostorday were $26, 502, ‘Tho wubkcriptions to the mew 4 per cont loan yeaterday smounted tu $10,700. T "AUCTION SALLS, S OO M i By GEO. £, GORE & CO,, . 5 80d 70 Wibash v, REGULAR TRADE .SALE tion whalover over tuls, teliet cau b o nly uunty f & doutbern audiunceY **Younare ull recent Trou thelr poaltion at (a0 uext. muething, e ! ! - - | Asacswor, Luwever, acity, can | with the lutting of the cautract, wnd no powoe 10 | Tishala: you canuot sarely bo trustad, aniy for the | Wi cume . around to the stors uccasionally DRY GOODS mn n‘f”xl| ) n I'llll.l ptntt. and Mewsrs. | 3 Lho. mnouut of glver fold at tho Sgb- 'I:uk luu Susaiaiice :];l !mfimr;'l:%nn""\' “'nlm.n;:: ::z—'udun ded'ti dhow nwmin-unu:m ::"u-n: l‘llt:btls‘lu I-:: we have lom:c‘ narulu‘mml. mumher lmluue,r way lm‘-‘ & July 2, 0:30 b i uid MeChievndy will [nslat uy acting 5 'wunty - o > R 14 on uin epilicy arly. ve, whil Wl e royerse; a B the Cupncities 1o which thuy wors slvcted. % ' | Trcasary yesteiday wan $1,000. There was nn acd Which unay bo adopted by the Town lourd tn | that b contract bad been let by fraud, wnd, If ff'.':'u"n'u':nf:"yn{ e i el P ate, i o e aguearud | Tuesdny, y 2, 9:30 a. m, Uuustial nitber of cuupons cashied, owlagto the Tuct of, ita belng the Les of July, Frod Badey, one of the - Kuox Connty conaterfeilers who was committed \hree wooks ai0'on - w chiatgu of - counterfulting nickels, gas batl yestesdsy, wud was reicascd from du . ‘I'ne tollowing changes wore made yostar.' day In the Iuterual-Revenae Department: "Doputy J.5. Pheips, of Division 3, was traceferred to Divlalon 4. wud A, 8t Joln Carapbeil, of Djvislon 4, wau tranalorred Lo Divislon 3, ind sud vatient toward her, bis ‘wanntr wus t afl thues, oul by doubtless loved the Be hut ‘swore to protect, He toly the provrietor abONE ten days wro that be hed Tefe tho nousa where hits wile Yived, und that hie_no lunger fivod with her, 'l‘u:-ubllul apnéared to occupy bis ming most of the thne, und 1t made him very unbinppy. e nover expressud any in- tention of shooting hiy wlrgur nunl-hqu her fu any way, Mr, Love, so emipluye ut Todd & Co.'s, alated thiat e suw Stovens st the coroer of Throup and Cougress atrects uhout 7 o'clovk Suturday night, while walklue out with hls this conld bo proven, the contract was aunulied, aud that It was proper that the question should be logked futo, Sowme further specches followed, after which Mr, Whoeler moved that the further cousiderstion of the qucetion be lawd aver forune wewk. Tl pio- tion prevuiiod vy the tollowlag vote: Yrus-Boese, Cleary, Lenseo, aleyer, Bpaflurd, Wuodlor, svona . Nayr—A)ara. liewdley, Couly, Hofimana—d, After the transaction of wime firther unbinpor :l;m bustuoss the Board adjournea until Wednos- y. MaRd {u 26 assoavinent of Broparty nortl of (liat sireet. It 1s wuong the possinllitiva, therefure, 303t 1ho Rugcaeniunt south of Twenty-second sircet will not pa hurrludalong, and that, after the adop- tlon of the ward atandard, whatsver it may be, Lho Ouscastient of redl eatats south will bo made 10 conturi thereto, Awong thoso who tarned fo achodules of per- sonal proverty yesterday was ouo Shu Hing, uf Nu. 51§ Btate stieet, who put dewn Lis stock of ciwars, ¢ie,, st 340, He ovidently qut a ** Moll- oms wan ! felund to #11 it ont for biny, but gook the patud himseit 1o dacurate tho outerside of the achudule with 8 lot 01 Lierogivohics perpendicu- "Lne Boldiers' und Citizens' Memorial Asso- clution mot last night st the Grand Pacitio llotet, G A. L. Chetlaln in tho chuir, und Mr, ¥, Secretary, and Ived the report af ‘the vwmittee. The report shawed that Sy recetpts for Duecoration-Day obiervances wery $10U, und the expendituren s."fl leaving u balance of 314740 the hands of the Treasurer; and thut subseriplions o the amount of beun collected, Votes of thanks were 5. .\, Sprague, Cavt, L. A. Dlodget dacub, Cupt, Charlus Wehe, Mise und the ludics Inceneral for thelr zo GEO. P. GURE & CO.. Auctioneers. — AUCTION BALE OF BOOTS & SHOES, Wednesday, July 3, We shall soll our jast OLOSING SALH of Bpriug Goods now on hund, Sale pomtive, to commence at $:30 a. . pohitically considerads bat, wovertialess, wo 1n- vite you to unite with us in adminletering the Gov- ornment,” What woull be the answer to this nidicalous invitation? "The party which declares that the **recent Robal ™ and yood Jtepnblican. or that fricnd of Presldent ecant Hebel, " Col, BMoshy, canuot Arusted, puls 1teell vut of all eanvaewce s uarrow Nortbern uuo. Inwlsw of tha such coudnercinl as "well as political recanstraction which has been effccted amany tho peoble of the soyeral 5tatus, this declaration wast secu absurd, evea tu un Hiinois dutegate. 'The 1Ninok Ncauy further ssaiiue that thuy in soliciting suvscrivtions and makiy 2 dec ‘U'he case of Thomas W. Owens, the bo; d j 3 g wife, I[lu bad pever been cunsidered a dlyal- 3 20, . UORE & QO., « and Lo ifecurier Brackwiy far Yeconting o ¥ho waa chiarged it bavlng ‘In_ble- Lrunk some | sty aerunisal, eud ssuisani to be the Lnlneie for RBLIGIOUS, e eun o p oy T o w tow Je | et wwis By R I R 1k T cliarter of the Amsuciution, couutasfeit hall-dollans aud trying to pass them, stlal thut wver made out & pereonal propsrty TIB BAFINT MINGSTRRS Plunqueilund adiniration. ™ ey are deteroined | © Wharover the youug man was employed he we disiuissed by Commisaioner Hoyno yesteniay, ;lx- ovioencs bulog to thin to warrant bls beiug ! 1d, retary tu Chilcago, TUB TOWN DOARD OF LEVIEW haa besu Griticiavd in some quarturs fur tho opln- Ian 1t yave the other day, |u which i doclared that 4t could, uoder the statute, do - motolog with | proverty asscased afier the foucth Monday “in Jume. In comlng met yasterday aiorning at No, 71 Raudolph stroet, the itev. Dr. Owen iu the Coalr. The oy, A, Dlckburu read & sormon written for the occaston, ‘Fhie Rov. Dr, Uwen sketchud a sermon which he Lad proacted on the precoding day, It was generally dlscussed. ‘I'bu statistics of fire for the month of snue, w4 furntshed by Bullwinkle, aro as fuliows: [ af alaring, 413 total numbor of wtill, 6. 'The ren uro accounted for us follows: Spurk from colinney, #; chlidren pl-ylmi with maichics, U spuitancous combustion, 4; cimney frew, i 10 got back into Wi Pl part of the 1 ar_bas pro auced, I the Ropublican party has beeu distin. gulshed from tho omocratic party at all tu respect 10 the money quustion, 1t L 1on o et rid of the ** o has been glven thiv namo of balinz & hurd worker and 8 cupavle mwan, He wes ouguged in the of- tice of the OLERK OF TiX BUFERIOR COURT off and on for wbout four years a8 a copylst and wenerul ofties hand, Ho was well liked hore ————— T W. A. BUTTERS, LONG & CO., Auconcers, 173 sad 173 Haodulpli-at, ' SPECIAL SALI ' 01 Paiutings, Chromos & Bagravings, Boohm & [artman, the wine and lquor merchants, ware brought before Comumlssioner Hoyuc yesterday for fufling (0 1uake & proper eniry on Foriu 52 of the Uavernwent oooks. ‘The exam> aa- aystom* of the 5 wupposad i u M t ') red ot '} 3 D sharks trom lucomoilve, 15 uikhuwn, Iu the United Btates Gireult Gonrt yeatar. woll as the udvlc of several provuent fawyers | tist b had boew wasble (o 8ad soybudy with | Ghegtion of tat aystam s s meccsmity of e Wate | by euid by eotd do more. work of tuis Hd oy | FEDNSEDAY MoANING. ulg s, s e st L Apoutie | day, Juatice Narlan aunounced that bo w Ja take | aud o docialon Just reu by Haprento | whom to act In the mattor of Bunday disturbances. | ‘Fuey have sladily urgud the expedioucs and the | ar ttay than one mau i twenty could do (n | Sslearaniy, 7 and 1o Raddolyheat, SEUBAL By bi NS | GLier aiviscuient for docilon. th (o dres e Stato Iu the dase uf Willlam ¥. Coul- | 1o ungwretuwd that euch denombution had sp. | duby of avotiehing tie syster With all reasonahly Tof gl } Lo 0 | Wllsky casew, uud (Le tine sucond.bate: ‘This L ind ar Bt | efutes s¥ery fvy wiley Slaoci e dockst, with - ae0. 1) ! o stugle « 00, unuonnced that be woula 0 uisids the oty e SUditioust mnl"eau.-“u fantl e Sater Auua o dlol £y riula, x understood that e wi v 3 e, Willion Btusrt died ot Linghamton, N. | e upo bl retirn i eptember, 4" . last week. o was prominuntly dentified with ; ; Clilcao's cariy history.. Tha setticd Nate 5 11 s Wit distriol, durin, b tuonth of June, Qipacd 8 law oftice,wud wa wppuinied Corporation, | (hirty:thres petitions In bankrustoy were gled. Attoruey. He wan edlior of the Chlcau Weekly | YIS onws stnounted 1o 1,105, 4245 uase. AT rew naasted toe Lty Auterican, [: SUVeL (0 FEINALL, TS, aucls woie: tn uuat k! 'DicR;} hutl ) " . Journal i 154, He was upoulinted Fostinmstor of Yy occurilons of the bankrupts were as foilowst Chtsega by breaident Narrivuntn 1), und yiortly | sl 13 reshontate dealo after the na It —| j— 4, L) ool § e Teturned to Binghauiton, wher he e o b= [l cdturul tmpivmisnte, 1 & losn. broksn baugh et ul. ww. L. (', Iluck, Treovurer, et nm.'mnlcumnlulnui'uwaut of the famou; per cunt additiun wide by thy County Board last sume wer, (he ohares OF the complainantd stock huving beou asecssed st J3 ner wiure, inceessnd by the County Board 10 $40.80 per whare, Lo wilch tiw State Board witerwards sagud 63 por cant. Thu cow- plsivants olslived that {he asvesament wae fllegal 2a (0 $10.04 ver whare, that amount baing. tas orlgioal ncrease, uf" 0.0 with “the 33 per cent sdditlou, ue Bupurior Court of this couuly damlsod the bill, and the |, rultng was sesigned (o the Suprums Coust for. " oreur. Justice Scholfield, tn deliveriug the oplne fou, sald thal when au sssvssiuwut Of persona) two, and do It better. He lolt thi: shiortly after Johuuy llanl‘y took nossession, sud went ol to Cluclunatl, whery ho obtalued work, After ha vame back he ' suw the Chlef Depuly, aml told hitn sbout the trouble existing between himsell aud wife, and asked his udvice as to what he would du. The Deputy sdvised him to 1uave his wife, zo awiy somew liere, aud get inta buginess. Bteveos replled that b had left Wis wife two or tlrea times, * but she wouldu't stay loft.” 8he would fotluw It ubout wherever: o wont: sud woatd kick up such a row tharbe , would luse Lis situation, ted clpug The ey Tubidity, aud autwtituting for It the system which bas been common to the commercial sud cinlized 'urld.—~L\|n systews which prevatlud baforo the War, The Hepublicau party has gone through lo- cal, State, Congrensionsl, and Presldentlal etce- 11008 upon the doctrine of the resawption of spo. clo-payuiouts, It has “defcuted the Demucratic d again upou doctrin, ‘lo this resumption e legislation and its ex- vcutive adwiniaration lhave bLeen sbaped. Yot now, In thu face of ull tha edurls ui tue Nee* bubilican party to get rit of thi cia of frre- devwavle, fullated, deprociated, forced paver cur- rency, the Niinow Hopuolicans declare thelr * quallted sdimirution™ for the systeu: 'liv gre: polnted 4 Committes of ono to co-operate with each oler denomination, but as far us he knew nothing bad beom done. ‘'Pae Hev. Jtuvart Allwon made s bitier complaint Saut b Saululs brevking uulssuces onthe Nerth P ¢ “RRGULAR SATUIDAY NALE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, .vusul SNENAL MERCIANDISE, ' AY, 9:30 g'cl " 7fiw§:lndsn y & st gicluck 8. m., 8t 173404 i .00, Hptient. Ui, Laxg By ELISON, POMEROY & CO, TUHESDAY'S SALE, , At Btore, July 2, us 030 a. B Mew 224 Second-hend Parlor and Chaaber ‘] 108 beer-gunte I congregation. Suuday's Trades-Uniun doino; {tiun wis the iaosl nudy and divkracefnl tha isvun tule yeur, [ls cliurch service wus ent roken up Ly It Hw congroxation bud fu !the past lnnnlh fallen off ut Jeast ovue-half, nnuy of his poovls were woving 10 wecape 7 e wos the editur property s uisde byghe Asecesor, and the amount [ithe wotse und rowdylsa, sud even citizohs | Lack he nuver Lias oeen inore tersaly vinbodied Two or threy weeks ago Btevens showed the " ublishes"aT the il epcotiean fo why | 55 7y ER0Sae 3f 0B amAACIIFIR, s nitoiwards increuged by persois actlug without |{wio - ia Dot | atiend " ehuren wors. rum | bad oo oy v Deputy several Jettcrs, which were such lotters F U R N l I U RE yuers, being 1o the weautiye Fostuwter of g |; 6188 15 Jeweler, 13 non, 4. . lawful wuthority, fujunction will lie 1o euatal u the ‘ulun\l\l luudly. A delegstion of prowiuent | uew Natiouul pacty. Whil {us & younyg mwan mlzht write to u prostitute, or y iy, by 14t Liucoln's appolutisenty for mae Supervising Stesmboat Luspeotors Parrar collection of taxes. Nu cum&;lulm was made at | luud induential gentlemen, rendonts of the North | »» well as sound phik 0y, puints 1o the red a woimal With whom ho destred 1o nuke s wssls- uc- cauy) | Merchandise, &c., &e, lu of the Voluws of Trousury woted, sid thole B Geperl 1 KNG & GO, retireme: Tihuoie the meeting of (e Town Board of Review tast the original ussesament was too low, bus the LCounty Buard in July increused the valuation §6. 50 per INide. had called on the dayoe that very mornlig snd requesied im Lo viop the caose ul urlovuuce, ‘ond bis Houor bad promised to do ull 1uss laylo bis ELISON, Pu s LN Do W Climon"op ey s ls & vinter of |, ung Warren, of wube dietrict, youkerday comt it .natlon. Oug letter was written by & youw Law- ud. while @ tesident of Chicago, | BIF veml-aunual reyort (of Dreavatation to. Iy i ver, Charles Sweet, aud jt was lutcusely cushing, and desiruction, 24 8 wiso policy, tue epublicaus fejolce that Lhe country bas ive Muro . . k Becretsry of the Truasury, Tho ruport covers tho 3 1ot before the C % ittt led with # lirzer wmuunt of It covered over nve or six sheats of ji3per, aud By M. M, SANDERS & CO., Ty o st Tt o i vttt | WGk Ui by Thom fros Jeuury to bares and o ey D) s petore e Cousc e lad The | powee, = o o5 Taylor said that pastors of the | Gurriney hau 1 uvet o i orubt s |ibetokenod o iwost Lorrible atute of tovealconess 74 and 76 Wataali-av., during the lust few years of his life was & ""“““"‘-.M“‘;';f;,!_f:“;,‘":f:;‘::‘;.H“;‘pl:g‘l:r- to act upon the cowplaiut thut the valualion by the |[West and Kouth Divieions bad nucouccpion of the | ** further coutraction, ™ sud thyy insist that it be | 'and sonttmeutality, Thiseffuson Mamie copted LARGE CLEARING-OUT BALE OF BOOTS, SHOES, & SLIPPERS, FOKR SUMMER WEAL, Tuesdoy, July 3, at 10 o'clock 6, m, g lass, st tecelued large costguments of prinia VL Wi e Wi, it be Floded v iy A M RARDENS & Gl Auscipueeris Assaasor was 100 luw? According to Bec, 88 of 1 Alig levenue a Monday In Jupe Wus Couaty _ Board. Uon with wec. U7, the Court Leld thut tuo solu object of thusa two vecliokd was 10 prosidu far & review of those arsessments whicl arv wado mites tho fousth Moudsy in June. It dld U0t appeas Lhat 1§ was deatynad that do Coun- + 4y Boand Was ‘sonuyance caused by bunday plcaickers, paradere, 'banids, bucr-wodons, sud vereawing aicn wiud boye. 1 Upun the suggestion of Dr. Owen, the Mov. 1 Me Tuylor wind Allison were reueated o pea- pare & written statewent of Lheir yricvauces aad ubiuit that stateweut Lo the Coaferoucs for action. . Tue Kev. Mr. Chapell suuounced that be had usl Gnishied ble couuecilon wiih the church st ivauston snd bad ucceoted u cull W Juncaville, Wis, 3e would cummencs bl work there pun~ received fur ¢urtuis dutive. The temumder of the platfonn, o farus i relutes to uationsl suo- Jects, lea reatirustion of the cunstitutivual amend- nenty, and hue nuthing mors to do with presont Jwportent queations thsn sy diferences of Alessrs, Hewitt sud Wattersou aboat the lute Prasi- ‘deutlal election have (0 do with the next une, Tl platfurm relatus 10 DO KTVJECE 80 Fecont 4d tho Pots tor tuvestigution, und It ducs not even protest azslust the rovoiutionary scaelues of the Demo- oll, verbathin vt literatios, and seni it to ber hus baud v Cliciunatl. "The Jatter belleved tbat Lis wili wus the ost faithiul of wuien, by this detter, but whew ho came to overhaul Lis wife's eflety, aud found the ongiual document snd scomprehended its source, tie decided that thy wite of his bosom was au abomsinably plaglaris, aud condeinned ber Dypocriay. Stevens was glven s pretty fale reputation ucly | nvpecied strickin with dissase, belog both blind and par- |*iYHeS lors COndembud; Bt moc i % : ed, = ¢ Ly vol Slytic Ruga greabagteny, jilou, 15 Tives lowt by collish euiueers ite 'thr: Kighith Ward Republean Club met at | consed for tne drat time, u‘- engincerd’ licenses the coruerof Harrisun aud Haleted atrects last [ife0owed. H0; cuses of vioiation uf inatitimy lawe vrening, B 8. Sherman fu the chalr. After the I""""‘ d- 1: “casce uf vigltion of waritime luws trausaclion of sume toutine busliess, the nama of |{Isdeatiguted, 1. Gen, €. >mfla, the KRepublican nomince for Blaty Trearuter, who noy moved in the ward i the l CRIMINAL, lust few duye, was placed o tho toll, Ho subay- — o bave uny aposliate Jurisdiction fu yueutly brielly sddressed the Club, saying that ke | this respect. nor did the Court thiuk It was con- | duy. Ile wished still 10 rotaln biv cunncetion with Tho Fresidout I very littls by the vils- | morally, by thoss who kuew htin fu business, Wov lad 0 et back th the warde oua gk ibehie || Kate Metegor and xiz of the jumotes of tewpluti that thery whould U two obpurtunitios | Lhe Minivters' Atsoclatiun Tiough Lo Contd noy e 16 Trow such & platfora, ar. | Dut ougor "two were fouud that. guve i s ; ity i me e tu datly reecipt ot leiters froia. | |lior bouse of ll-fame 100k & changu of veuno yea- | WHORdGd (OF e Foview of A1) ArscummoLy. Tite | prescht o Ine Moviliigs very oftot Iiinote Jtepublicans 14 shamoful, | nune of belug of » lechorous disposition. R ciery asctlon of tbe Rster and that (he question, I8 furthies beld, was not befors the Court 1t will bu slwo tucflectual. ILs Dr. Morgsn swid thal be haa );u returned from .the uicworisl meeting of the Nubraska Davtiste® Association. A few years sgu the A, begus by seven churcoes, aud nuw i TOM ANDIKWS. QOue of the partles Hkely tu kuow about some of tho dolnzs of Mrs. Steveus 15 the colured u Adsit va. Licbetub, the ouly purposs then in quoliug thena vectivne boing o clearly show that 1} Laxpuyers havo @ remcdy st law fur the currec- A terduy from Justica Morrisou tu Justicy Scully, Gitivok fur the party was neser better, Ti - 1 * SIS M e st beter, Tho 85 | Lt o vt 4 contusnce 1 beks ombar, Ut tue Rty tcket, bul bo was glsd o Kuow that | At aboul §:30 Sundsy oveny Frank War. ILSON & EVENDEN, i OIL TANKS feeblv concessions will count 1or little against the more positive declarations of the Duwocculs. ‘I'oe ‘Ublo Demoeratic platfuruy, for ezample, viclouw ws 2 L the up- 4x» SHIPPING CANS, ihe iepublicuus were aroused Lo ke huportance & y tion of excessive valualion by locul Asacesors, | churches, with 8 membgrship of 4,000 peuble. ‘e | it 1s, Lus at least the quality of bojuncss. 1t saye | Waller Fleoing, who l'lil to do wit] b e ol R 00 g of the Kepreceutative ticket. wilh an eye to © {798, @ picture-frame waicr, hving io Room 13No. | which rewedy Adsit hud not chosen 10 avant bitne | correrst burch und genwial uBalre 30 Nebraska | diatluctly whst it meaus; aud is judced lighted up | staire part of Audrews' restaurunt, Very litgle 7 & 49 Weal Lake Btreat, Ciettion ol l.(:?ubllun Lo the United biulen seas | 167 Hudlaug wirect, witsmupied 1 commis sulclde | sell ot ine Cont lonat Choroil avail biu- avrming. o Ee WiNlt 8 ocoaslontl viehm vl Lellthudcawhon ot | Could Ne Tensiad Trom i youteniay, 1o e EHIOAGO. S aaau bon st asoaoE evldent thai If be knew suyihiong of jutercal E was his lutention to save what lie knew four Lis 1100, tho 1nciesasd meecsameut wiich thay &t tempted 10 tupose wust be durezarded, aud the tax Lhereou asmcaned, vald the Court, should by Upou woilon, the mectinz adjourned tu nest Monday, when Ia all provalility adjuurament will declures Tura reveuue tanid aud sainst subsidlve und prosuuuces tay agtilement of the widen iy guwl, —which the cowardly Huols Republic. ate. Maj. Blodgett, B. B. sberusu, sud otlers | by taking 3 dose of chilvroform. Dr. Junge wus 1 ©d iuutew remarks bearsug on tas docal | ‘called in, and soon placed bio out of danger. No cumes, du which 1t cropped out that the Club wae | cuuse fof the act s far os kuown, AT GOODS, Lo 4 ey Ay Pat. RARATOUHA WAVE of aatural curly halr prvves woisan's lugks (ully, You will s 1Rt (6 O b Al ) v be bud 1l the bot weatber will bavs pussed. X b own use. It wppewrcd, Bowever, fiom certal 1u fuvor ot Cbrie Mouser for Sherhit, uod 1hat the |« : ; 2 g Jomd. Tie decree was, therelore, roversed PRESNTERY. aue did nut veuture W do, ‘Che sunsuevative voter, | GOS0 Lot e hadd come 46 be acguaiuted wurd would present bis pame ta 16e County Cons A Y-yvsr-old trawnp, Lulling frem Nites, | uudl the caves romsnded. Tho Presbyjery of Uhicago held its quartorly | trylog to deteruming bow be shall vore for mamovre With tue presenve of Mrs. Stevens trom her free Veation, Mich., s 8t the Chicayo Avenue Ktation, haviuy THE TAXFAVERS' ASSOCIATION meeling yesterddy morafug, comucncing at nalfe | Of Condress tlus your, o for UCrestlent lu 1830, MOTEL ALKIVALS. becu found fn Ogden Furk Ly Omfe Orust icgli—ye. b Leiaud, New York: J. F. Card, | 0u e way of “the Saluonehye Livriends Wo th Waren, Culorsdv; B L, Fal Lilautsuck | e wlcule. alibanks | Uo ives Lis nama s dewew Neites quent vistts, buth slove and with varlous and sundry gentleomen. Whether be kuew the uwues 6f thesy eutlemea woy wot be cleasly held 8 mecting ut t und Pucile vestarday afe Ternon 10 Wiky afiw culs bor 8 geueral pros Lt ugatuat the S0ULS Tuni Bsstestuvute Alf. will et hittle Hght frow tue vitud lesdues of yes- terday's dlaty Couvenlvus,-- Yew York Eveuing Foal Lty ) past 10 w'clock, In Rovw {8 McCurmick Block, The kev, Jo H. Walker presidel. . Thaeey M. Mosgou was yxuulnid with s view of