Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 15, 1878, Page 8

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY. AUGUST 15, 1878. the debt by tal vantage of the insolven Louis Clark was another nnfortunate, his arrest having been made at the instance of M. F, Drant, but he got off by having an Arsizace appointed. Nelson, tho connty painter, was happy vesterday. A fer weeks 8%0 burglara entered hin nnpretentions manaton while he was looking after the county's interests, and inid hold of A =zold watch, A box of claare. ana his last pair of ahoes. Tie wae natarally delighted that the burgiar had been captured. 1ie took the shoes off him in jul, the purppen of laying plans and preparing for & reanion of soldiera (n this city, met 1ast evening in the Leagne Mall n the ‘Grand Pactfc Notel, Gen.'Jalins White preaided and Maj, W. C. Car- roil acted na Necretary. Afler some dircussion the follawing redointion was Adopted: Rexnteed, That we recomniend U arpolntment of A committes fnintly by the Unin Veteran Clun, the and the ditnols Naftonal a nect he, scldiers of this reglon on auch ay as e my appoint, and + of th Veteran Clob we adjourt: to meet at the oh Veteran ciuh THE CITY. GENERAT: NEWS. A select party of excursionists from Ohio, numbering thirty-five, are stoppiog at the Irving 1lonse, Col. /. R. Throckmorton, manager of the on Monday erening next for the parposs @ th 't h. He don't caro about ra ” th aneeting st satdler organs | And the watch fg in reach. He ale tiouee, Lauiselle, Ky, da at the Orana | SN AT RO AT CHCRCHESr | Tho eiare Pactfic Hotel. otherwise. ‘The Committeo on Eqnalization was in setalon again yesterday, and had before it the Atacycors of the city towns, 0 whom twere snbd- mitted all the complaints of uneqnal asscssment whieh had been made, The Committee propnees o give the Assessors opportnnity to examing all compinints, awl the indications are that their recomniendation as Lo corrections aud changes will bo concarred in. Jienry Baker, recently awarded the con- tract for rupplying the connty with coal the coming ynr. yesterday invited the Commissioners fo n lead-Riead excaraton (o the Wilmington coal mines t0-morrow, and it fa safa to sny that there will be few decunations, Me, Lenzen, eo far, i tne only ono who haa intimated hi< intention to siay home, and he declines because he doen not want to place :llln!c" before the public as the guest of & con- tactor, At a recent meeting of the Committes on Pubilic Charitiex & raquent far & pas ta New Yark for & Belgian war refused, and yesterday the Del- gian Conaul walted an the Committee, Ile nrged that the person for whom the pass had heen asked was Insanc, and had been a county charge farsome time, And {he mrobsbilities are—natwithatanding that the edict went forth tontha azo that no more parncs would be jssned—the Committce will recon- ider 1ts action, having aa eye to economy. Soma weeks ngo George and Emma White, Messrs. 11, I1. Adama aad Willism Ghorm- Tey. of thie city, canght 210 pounas of fish In one of the Madison lakes & few days sgo. Judgo Edward Fox, of the United States Circutt Court, Portiand, Me., and Jndge O. T, :T‘A'mn. Bloominglon, are at the Grand pacific otel. Eqnestrians have tho exclnsive nss of the left-liand driveway of the Grand Bonlevard {o the Hanth P'ark this afternoon, The Chicago Eques- tetan Club will be preeent. ieARe e ‘The Bocinlists met al the corner of Twelfth and Waller atrecin Jast evening and formed a branch of the Engush section for the Hixth, Beveath, and Elguth Wards. The coopers swero the only band of Soeinl. dote who nppeared at the headqnarters Iast night, and (hey did nothing bat roatine bnsinens, which ‘would prove of little interest to the public. Savernl verss mannfnctnrers thronghont the Northwest having wrilten to know If Tns Trinexe will pay for their aifnalons, thia in 1o in- form them and othere laboring under the same do- Tarion that it does not. The temperature yesterdny, s ahsarved by The Secrefary was Instructed to irsne formal in- vitations ta (he varions urganizations mentioned above. Col. Hawkes, Gen. U, R. Mataon. and Col, Geo. R. Canuon were added 10 tho Commut- tec, The Cominiiiee then adjourned. THR INTRR-OUEAN. Atn apecial meeting of the Farnltnro-Worker* Toton, %o, 1, of Chicago, the following preamblis and resolution war adopted ¢ Wiznras, The editor of & certain newsmaner ph- Hahedt i, e City of Ghicagu caile tiie /ntericovn has dcen A1 10 witharaw from the Typographileal Union And employ chexp jatior: and Wiraras, The meinbers of this Unlon take I, ax it shou'd be isken, As an Josulkto every tnfon mang D Itesolred, That the members of this tnlon pledge temeclved not oniv tu withdraw all_patrenage (roi #atd paper, but call uputy Al thelr Tellow workinginea 1o follow e, TNOTES, ARRIVALS. Paimer lonss—~Charles M. Gook, Honolulng ully, New Orleans; F, I, dackwon, faneae E. dimpen, Jr.. New Oricans: fienrge V. Fenmaylvania: fienry Giwon, Omatiss iticly y, Ban_ Francisce Henry I, Tondon, FUR,: J, 0. Warrington snd T, . Cometnmatl; "W, tson anit famil n 5 Thomas oy k. Wilsan, A B lee Teadniiry, i, Wt Tapn, Shanehal Grand Huciic--Ge Henlamin Enoo cehiell, St, Louia: Charies Chrah I T eBUrR Tiinner: Siardtals e Eulward R 1 Manaseo, optician. No, £8 Madlsan atreot (Tren- | the Leve T g diarking, Sehencet the notorlons ahop-lifters, were sent (o Joliet, Xz Huliding), was al 84, m., U7 deg.; 108. m., morton, Loulevlies T o i Jfwvent, | Their attorney took an Sppes] to the Suprema T3 12 m., W "3‘7'% L v-,,v‘l'\- 73, Batom- | Wherter, W . 1. $lies, Rocnester, Ming. s 4 ed, but (hey were re- Court, and it Is unprecedent cterat 8 a. m., 2 i At 10:15 last avening an intaxicated indi. vidual, raying his name is Willlam Smith, accl- dentally fell oF the docka into the Hver near thn Lnke street bridee. 1le was rexcued after & tough Btrnggle by the fake streat bridge-ten Thoe Republican Senntorial Committes of Kane and Du Page Connties, comporing the Foar- teenth Nenatorial District, mdt yestorday after- moan at the Sherman Tloure, and resolved to hold heir Conventlon on the 30th prox., at Geneva, Coraner Dictzach yeaterdny morning held an Inqtiest upon Charles P, Tinme. who commlt. tedsuicide at No. 313 Rtandolph street. The ver- aict was that the deed was committed during temporary_ aberration of mind. cansed by $il- hicalth. and by the receipt of bad nows from his home in tho East. Annio Tuesdale, alias Doyle, yesterday ran sway fram hee home in Mendota, and came o tols city on the Burlingion Road, ‘he conductor of the trafn recelved a dispatch en mute, and, npon arziving in this clty, turned the yonng lady over 1o Officer Melugh, who locked her uwp at the Armoty to await the arcival of her parents. o The annnal convention of the Cook and F. Kirx, ‘orge_Sanford, Crown l'oint Reoknky Mortimee Me- Barett, Moblies B, D, tire Hon. William Harge, Dixoni Leemant Hatze=Col, ~ Wiilts L dir. 1§ Hardiog, B Mirv's, Col, . M. Hanler, New' York; C L Leonaru, mores the lton. Wiillam leyan, Dubuaiies J. it Mahan, Now Orleans; the fton, Jobn bell, Canndas 1, H, Mo w York: U, F. Dav) 1he ton. . W, ¢ Bt Louiss Col. Jo Dy Warter, Chiicinnsti. TUE CITY-IIALL. fonserl on bafl. George was back to the city but & few days when he skipped for Cinclnnatl, and his bondmen becoming uneaey, they delivered him np to tho Sheri(T, and yesterday he was taken back to the Penitentiary. * The case is nnn-u:l.—n‘llls the drat one in which aconvict had bean discharge on bail and subseqaently snrrendered without the neunl mittimar, ~and the Penitentiary aulhoritica did nos know whether to receive himor not. le was reccived, however, and is now safely confined. 11ia wife, Emma, s still at jarge on bail, and was sround yesterday at the Sheril's ofice Inquinng how her husband felt snd acted upon being rein- carcerated. 4 Simon Nowmnn, who was menttoned yes- terday as paving dled atthe Ineane Aaylum, and a8 hnving his lite Insured for a considerable sum at the ttme of hie sdmisslon, inthe light of new facts, was not a pauper, 1le was sdmitted Jan, 3, and hls brother-in-1aw, who now claima the Insur- nnce. meney, it appeats, kent the policy pald up for the deceased's wile, ihongh 1t was represented at the time that he was a pauper and witbont friends. 1lin brother-In-law is [f. Strassbarger, 8 wholesale grocer of Montgomery, Ala., and he haa caused The body tobe remaved from the county burying- ground to & private cemetery, whicn le Turther uroof that hls frienda conld have cared for him If they desired. Whether any action wiil be taken to hitamnirg) G N, €. Tolm sdbourne, —_— The license receipts were £3,600. There have boen seventy deathisin the city #0 far (his week, The dishnrsing clerk got rid of between $600 and 8700 In scrip. ‘The police wiil be paid Baturday and the firemen Tuesday or Wedneadsy of noxt week. Up o 5 o'elock in the alternoon 2,050 raloon Jicenses had been taken oal, against 1,003 In the xatao time Iast year. B o Towenty B1ih eireot, Veatorday afier: | 83086.84; water ofice, 82,A02,80; Comptroiler, | ugnt to prompt the county authorities 10 exarcise poon and erening matters of {nterest to the Order were discussed, ~ The scealons are secret, but to- night will close the Conventlon with a. pabile meeting, to which ail are inviten, Iielevates are prescat from all the Lodges in the two counties. A test of the Elithorpo & Haas hydranlic fire-tower and fire-cacape will be made fo-day at 4 p. m. un the coruer of Wabnah svenue anid Montoo ‘atrcet, Chief Fire-Marahal lenner will teat the capnenty and effotency of the new svatem $10; total, §6,400.04, 1le paid our$1,500. The Committes on Streots and Alleys, Northi Division, met In the afternoan, and heanl both sldes In the Michigan strect hmprovement contruversy, snd then took the matter under ad- L Yisement. . The Mayor appointed Benzotts Williams Sewerage Engineer 1o All the varancy cansed by thie Gioath of Mr. Clark, He has been an asslstant ereater caro in looking Into tha history and char- actor of the counsy's papers, Constablo Carrigan, a gentleman not en- tirely nnknown 1o fame, i wanted by the Sheeldf, ond {9 in o falr way to get Introudle. Thestory that Lo was given an execution for days ~ Ago BRainst AD exprcase that the expreasman came to tho of protection agalust re. ‘The Mayorand Com- | in the Chief Engineor's ofiice. for soveral years, | The exp 1o sec the Sherill yester- {?:gn l'fl‘:r&cel;lvz?.xlr?:l;;fl n:‘lze prm;enl l%‘ml"crnrl'i:ug aud bad charge of the Follerton avenuy cond'ult. duy, ond by nnlw}:hmndlnn h:lhad el us; nleo, the luard of was exel U dereriven. ngance mon, architects, and | . The pay-rolls of tho Departinent of Public t‘;’:%‘&‘.’#:fi: B Aibca. Bielioran, Hasmven owners of larze and exneneive butldings. \'vc::k:dfnr -L\;‘\’:hwrlmg :erm::d:l;:ury meg}n{&? and wagon, and goode In tbe wagon which were erda; n: Nower isborers, S4, i Tho Fxpoution manngars, in view of the | Jor g e abosrs, S1 iy | Hat ble, He wanted to get oat a arit of replevin, tut did not have the necessary money. ond was disminved by being axsnred by tho Shorifl that he would ansiat him In prosecuting the Constable, Ouirages of thix kind are being peroetealed every. day, snd there 14 an opinion that tho Grand Jury cnuid do some effective work looking to correcting such abuses, 1f It was 8o inclined, Bridgot 8hanakan, tho iusane woman who lias for & week past been in jail awsiting the de- Taye of the Juw for trial, wai very damonstrative caterday. She toro her clothing off again, and had to be Toeked (n cell to pravont hor niaking an exlitbition of herssif, Mrs, Harrls, the jail 11 riau, purchased & new dress for ber during the dav, aud it will be given her thisa morning, that rhe may apoear In caurt for trial, It ta no fault of Judee Loamia that she has not been before tried, as e baa boen ready to suspend all other business atany hour to hear her case, or any other case of nction taken Monday avening by the City Conncll, in mot allowing them tn own the armory which 1hiey propoced 1o bulld notth of the Exposition Tiailding, have resolved not to bufld ft, and henco the Second Regimont, Artillery, and Cavairy have 00 liome. _ Ax this sécma bed, Messra, J. V., Far- well & Co., with considerablo Iberslits, have affercd the frecasa of the Tabernacle to the home- Jess militia during tho time that the Exposition lnats, The offer will be nccepted with tianks by Drig.-Gen, Torrence on bebalf of tho militia. A correspondent, speaking of tho effort making to hold the proposed Natfonal Convention 0t Odd-Fellowa at Baltimora inatead of ut Auntin, Tex., forthe reason alleged that tha Jatter placo 1s in Asuger of a visitation from yellow fever, ahowa that the plen for a chango on thls acconnt Ja baselcas, that or any other scourge having never enteeed Auwtlu_or tho interlor of Toxas, the clty park men, $408; bridge carpenters, $788; fotal, 25,320, . Tho firemen’s towrnament in Beptomher romiees to bo o great success, Already there are farty enirics for the prizes, and companics are ¢x- eeied (o bo present from all over the country. One from Cheyeune entered vesterday. The prizes, which represent & money valuoof everal thousand dallars, will be on exhibition in a down-town atore in o 1ow days, Honlth Oflcer Merki visited the Stock. Yards Tucsday evening to Jocate atinks, and found the folloving establisl.ments {u full hlast: - Jones & Silles, the' Northweatern Fertlizung Compan, Wilkins & Co., Sherwin's, and Ricker's, The only. Fisce in Tirlddport which 'was oftuheite was Stoln, Tirah & Cu,'s. Taey wyre all notified by Conimniss wioner Do Wolf that,"nujexs they stopped tho odors Delugs one of the fealthleat places {n the world, un | Ly Monday, thelr licenses would be revoked, Jhe Whads Kbat’ ste has nok. Meck oo "I‘!s“:;‘:‘%:\‘llcf'f':‘mm?fln"t ;A‘:'tfi:,;;‘:lfrgg:flm“,: ‘The Comptroller’s report for July conting | lady la to blame,-colther the Coun atseasa exceedingly mprobable, If nut Impossl- | ihe followir C Hemm.'\‘u" of 1877, l'urlclnn or the County Agent, whose duty it fs 50, S | tolook after such cases, If sbe had beon trled ble. e’ e ee s iote) of | and sdnt (o the Asvium, and evcaped o week's Jm- Tux. Tninuse_Tlome Clnb mot yesterlny | £109.071.10, Expenditures—Seweraze Frind, 843, - | Drisonment where #ho has had no care, ahe would, afternoon at the, Tremont Honse, ¢t Pern-Lenf,™ | 003521 ) T Glencral Fund (De. | 1o doalt, kave been better 0T than she Is or ever waler, parinient of Pubiic Worke), 45,811, 44, 35H. 633 fire, 800,012 ,44: deneral Fond, 350, - 4125 Street-Lamp Fund, $34, 600,505 and miscel. Iancous ftome whlch, wita those mentloned, foot up $151,304. 42 Supt. Seavey issued the following in the fternoon: General Orders, No.p.—Licut. Willlam Carberry, of the First Brecinet, ts Borcby Fedncsd 1 ihe mank of patrutinan, and wiil Feport_to Capt. 0 Donnell for signiient to patrol dutv. deut. Madison leadell, tluit i herel transfered 1he lung-abscnt Presiacnt, was there, nnd oecupled the chalr, while_*‘Orlena'* performed the daties of Secfetary. Tho sesslon wan tsken np with am JAnformal discursion of the vrospects of the Club for ho fature, the probability of being able to open the charliable *‘llome* during the coming yeor, and the adrirabllity of secaning u regular charicr as an Incorporated body. _An adjournment declded upon nntil Wednesday afiernoon of n werk, when it Is boped that thero will be a larger ntiendance, T'ho cook of n nehoonor 1§ing In “ O slip of the Tllinols Central Rallroad at 8 o'clock yester- day morning saw the body of o man foating kn the can be. Dng the -mnfiul featnre about her case In that her husband, & bridge-tender in the city, has never munifcsted any fnterest In her welfare, and lias not oven called 1o see her. She will bo sent to Jeffersan ta-day, and it is to be hopod the change will ba benefl THE CUSTOM-HOUSE., The 4.per-cent bond aales yestordny at the Suh-Trensury wero 833,000, The Sub-Trearury disburgements yesterdny the Tweaty serond Rrect 5 10 Dreriuy Street Statton, tmand of that diirict, & wedened tu 11t Carturry, tral Statlen, laving this Stert " OREer Treulie was Dotfed, i EX ey Im:;:dvc'l s;on.umnn cumnu;ni UE.W;: :TZI 0t shed out ans en to the Morgue, : " < ‘| g A he internal revenue receipts wera ¥, 5 T e ot A e of unider tabuso. 4n years | Cunt. O‘Dutacld fof usslatiocit to duty atTHentrsee. 2 e T et o ooty [ ol beed ol e bt MM [ yestoniay, Deor pald, o BIGD, apd fobasco'snd Deard, and waa clad in dark clothies. From papers found in hin pockets it waa supposed that his nanie wae I, Smith, but nothing le known #s to whera he belonged, and no man answerlng the description haw been reporied wmissing, Tho Corvner's Jury clgars yleldey 83,020, ‘I'ha receipts from the tax on distilled spir- {ta yesterday brought In the large suin of $10,044, For the month, todatg, the receipte were $2:22, 700, DN B, Geptin, of tho d, 18 hereb) 1oy i ephing, of the day syuad, {8 Lere! 5y e Necond Trciiet, T will report by . Mo fur aadfninent ity in eonuand of 0on at Madison Rtreck K Feturned a veralct of found druwaed, A aenrcd bt Centids Feation and seiished | Tho offectiveness of tho Internnl Revenuo AL 5:25 yesterday pflornoon Madinon stroat | ifhin." U of fhe duy squad, vico Licute | poryivo fn this ditrict s best shown by the fact car No. A%, gaing wost betweon Sanuaman and | Kerat: dames lrennan, of the day squad, fs hereby | that Phil Hoyne has sot had s frenue cave for Morgan stregts, ran doswn a youn girl 12 yoars of | reduc to the rank of Jmtml an, and ordered to po- | three days, And he ls unbappy, ° age, named Tennio Ketchum, reslding with her | Tis1o Cant. B, (utd tor ausbiuien to bateol tar Fatrolnin’ Johi Butler, of (o Secund Prechict, 1anRrehy tranafertei (0 the day sutind, . 110 will Foport Wieut. iletiner fur assnmient fo duty, l"’fl‘;fllfl “'l'l"ln“ml‘i‘. %':)rf{‘: of ':hlfl K 'IIIIK“P’;"I!“’IC’I].] ransferren (o tha Second Lreciact. Te TRerT Uy Caph: o0 fOF ity o x Judge Bangs ls still at work on the Cuntom-1lousa Investization evidence. ~Ife will Jav the whole matter hefore the next United States Crand Jury, but what 18 will result in Just now fa varents at No, 253 West Madison street, Tho wheels passed over the body, killing her instantly. The driver, Richard Packard, was arrested by flfl{- cer Prienmeyer, and lockod up at the West Madlsn Strect Station, | 110 says that the gisl was standing \ burd to tefl in the track with an umbrella over her head, lio ho followinge ranaters 1 the detective force aro ) By Bt hcnaric va atop tha aE Tyttt e Edwand . Kieele, 1roms Central Str. Mr, F. M, Blount, the paying teller of the Kub-Treasury, leaves to-day for a short va the first he has had in n perlod of constant for five years, 1lu will rusticate in the northern Intitnde, where no money-fonds Intrude or green- Lacks are known, ‘I'hore are distillors in thia cit on the hrakes, but the animals began rigntenvd a slght of 1no nmbrelln, and becunie unmanaven- Ve, The remalng and clothing were taken frotn under the wheely sud from between the Kearlngd und conveyed to the home of the parcnls, The Exeentive Commitioe in charge of the Fiyn, frum Fin ichael Gslisgher, ind Precinet, Vo 1, KKAvRY, Genersl Ruperiatendent, TIE CITY IALL. There was Bitle 1hat wie new ur stranes sbout 1he new City-flall yenterday. ‘Uhe brick-work went who think ot nwad, sud B Few sioned were ot lu_place. 8 areanenenta for (i Nationn Piromens Tournne | A Teelimt of - uneeriaanty - ae. 10 whelher | Tt It O B b e an chtaer diiierioe ment met yesterday aftertoun at the oflice of Mr, | the bullding would g0 an, or whether the | {ueluiing those §n Indians and portions of Ken: 1. Jd. Lyo, In ilonoro Bullding, snd fransact- | Council would not enler the' work stopped and | gucity 1ying near Cincinnati, | Thoy help 1o under. cd “woile ' necomary business * Iu suferency | o cuange mads fn hio wloni seciuea 1o urevall | poilhe rsrket, sud miany of them enjoy 8 (oo to the final ureaigoments for the forih- | amont the peoplo At the buiddme, and the work | Jiheral gauge, i combng cvent. Alde Kirk was fn the | wawnot pushed with that vim nait energy whicl & l‘:'huuir." .‘h‘.i"”"&"u“.'i‘»""i?;!?‘ mfillr,uxln (h'nr’.;f‘ L wonld nllwrwI!lu r‘m\'n vw;nl »"Iu:;‘rvlhlr. 'I'rlu-rlumv Collector Harvey bas beon ueated by bowe, i that the Mexican Minlster wonld be | contractor, Tomliuwon & Keed, were busled yes: | 0 preasnt. T contmet for tho saly af refreehs | tordn o [ Mo Catlectar has Conpllod with he In Qunring vp thelr catlnates of 1he cost of aubatitutiog Lenont Bed| They had not areived ot tangibls results al a late hour in the atiernoon, and they expected to kegw on Dgunng durlng the buurs of the evenlng and Into the nighi, in order to wibuit the desired juformation to the Jiayar in time for action thereon at tne Conncil meeting this eveniny. Unuil that body sakee nume action that will decide whether tho bulldlng is to &l‘yu with Bedford mtone, ur whether what has n bult 4 to ne lorn down and Le- wmont aubstltuted In ila place, the wame delightful state of uncertatnty and the same dearth of ne ‘WI:" prevail, A httlo infurmatlon, Milwaukee, The Collector bas coniplied whih thu request, and Mesars. Ureeley, Gioodrich, and Turner wuve left for the city of creain-colored bricks. 'Tho noxt awap. will nrumm’} be betweon Chicego, {'no:? and Cincinnatl. This will be bad uews for Peora, Jnents, ete,, durlng the togrmament confirmed Hartnan & Co r Ol p. It was declied to npprupriate 31,000 to entertaln the militia of the bl A report was de by Marslal Benner ¢ that u farge number of entries had been Al ome rumarks by Mr, J. 11 MeVickor ticket question, the Committee sdjourned 110 mvet ‘Tuceday alternoon at the same place. A committee, consisting of Messrs, Me- Mullen, James Mchonald, Justlca Bcully, Justico Moreivon. Dr, Cunptugliom, Thotuas Brel nd Dr. Jleurotin, appoluted last Sunday at a meoting hela at tbo' Tlooen of the Gagd Bhepherd. inet CRIMINATL. Martin Mueller waa discharged yestorday by Justice laines upun the charge of baatardy pruterred by Menrietia Guempert, Vi Ined. As (o tho cost of the J0h Bial b tho roume YOF o Uhe DG | et ol 1 alune. roqulred Justice Foate yesterdny fined J, K. Cathone " Library | Avsocistion, kd, - in e P s e Niorn o | Burns, +* Priday ™ Kelly, and Donnts Redden $100 o n‘,um.m"mmmz'm l"‘“";'mu:u: ‘l"h. flm:l $10,000, The Bedford Stone Company will have { each forvagrancy, Xellysnd Redden have twenty. to be pata In tho nelubborhood of $50,000 or $75,000. They have quarrled & lurge quantity of stone, und have been at work rately “night ‘and duy, ' The brick work or backiug now In will have Thuie will add abutber $10,000, Steplicrd. deew up a list of names 1o be apvended 1o an address which 1 to be lasucd In bebalf of tha chnritable mnutiun above mentioned, whose names have been used bave mot yet been four hours and ono week zeapectively wherela to Ieave the eity. Upon n telegram rocelved yesterday from {0 "ne removed. consulted thereaboul, sud for that reason they will | g, . Pittsburg, Delective John Bonfleld arveslad at { , . ; won _thero in thme Joal, for which tha 3 9 John Bonlsld arzestad at the not be watle public ull nest Sunday, br Whicl | contractars will “have o e camperuated: | Stock-Vards o wman ghving the name of John S Is I8 e Xliobio tha linvo vixaifed thete from " tho adiitional cust of was | Datecll, wno is wantad thera for stduction and Willinguens or i licitors which, Includlng basturdy, ~ An oficer i on the way here fo fako or the inatitutlon. “The sdd a ready | porhapa bo $450,000, the damages will b bim 10 charge. . 5 by Sundoy, und will bu presented 1o 8 miceting | apuug $150,000. 5o 1t will'cost, at a low eatiin i ui the luse of the Good Shepherd next Sunday, | 2t jopst $500,000 to make the changv, The ¥is Detective James Morgan yesterday recov- ANRY NEADYUARTERS, co Commitive talked ver e mtler yeatepday | §¥ed at No. 022 Wost Lake atrect aharee and A report waa tecewed yesterday at mbiftary hieh 3 arters from Ma), If. L._Chipman, of tho Tird tnfantey. comu ing at Fort Mi; A, I, mcioslug on A party of gyl colmitied tie recent murders on the Dearborn, Lear Gulch, and Hock ¢ appeared in the Dutter itoot Valley, near i Cubt James 11 Gaceby. of the Unird Infuniry, was sent buiey sold there by Frank Smith, now in f{ail for horse-stealing, aud belonging to Mre, M, Perkine, of Anitin. 1t wau taken ndl(llfiht from In (rony u: l’l&!’d & Leiter's, und was sold for the small vuin of §2 Botectives Bohaack and Whalen yesterday arrested James Hardy, James Keezan, and John ‘lfilxp:lnck. whom (hiy acciies of uving burgl 4 Corporation Counsel o« derstood hat they are du- cdly upposed to ut the Lemunt Stone Ring vat their hsuda iulo the packets of the people he second time. Hy carryiug out the plan uwler which the city ls now warking, the bunding wiil cout, under foof. §700, 000, aua be 8 vetter and mare substantial struciure than the county’s kalf, i afternoon, the Mayor and it de L the contract price fur which, under roof, 14 a little with bl company sidh) Ao guard the ¥ » 0 jyedd the snloon of Uarney Kelloy, No. 101 Iickory Yo Yous, wl;lllu'xl\ luumnnflu'i of C s | oversh o000, sincer onine niehe-oft hui 11, currvluz o e wmen woe' sent out I pureuit w ¥ N v S plunder s suit of clothies, $60 Iu currency, au Tanna "of. Tient, “Thontae. L Watlace, “the i1 COUNTY BUILDING, $100 worth of clgarw, Jutter reached the seenc of Gen. (ibion's cognve- snent at Big Hole, on the 17th, bul fuund n trace uf the Indians. On his Teturii, about sixty-fonr wiles from 3hig Hole, be broke camp ou learning of the dlvcovery of au Indian trall, and resyined pursult, Abodt Sriec milea eael of the North Pork ot Clearwater River, Junbo, he fuund the In- Wiane aboutl #x houss shead, . fleto o perty of Sfiv-threw citizens left bim and returned. ~ Ou thy 21 he proceeded with thirteen M\m followed thc trail, and discovercd tho IndWwuy on the [¢/ r Wolll, astranger in the city from Calro, 1il.. yeaterday reporied at the Weat Madi- son Sirect Siatlon that i noon he was assaulied awar the corerof Adums snd Canal strect, by threg inca wio held hiw up and rubbed hiia of $:0. “The Ihrce men wers of wedluw huight sad avout 18 yuars of age. Wulll lv stopplug for the presopt al Nu. 100 5oyt Water atreet. At 7 o'clock lnst evening Johu Hatten, re. T'he tax-sates comuience Monday, ‘T'hoso interested ahould nol fail to take notice, In mit cavey where Judgment has been entered, the wroperty will bu odered for sale, without distine- tlon. ‘I'lie bills for dicting the jury in the case uf Sparkx and lRosso were sudited by tho Commit. ) 3 y lding st No, 473 May strcol. quarrcled with hie ety a2 learwater, Moo at ouce | tee uu Jull and Juil Accaunts yesterday, Tho bill £-§000 & e which the h snlidio; e AT iog & ahatp Gve | fur the furer was SLUGT. Gud foF the latter | fail] RLOUL SORS WaLer W vy are dutec e b e i i ey, Ta | 314, Sparks te nduhut for Gve Years, and Hoswo | DIRed b keeb pssel | Brer Hatten oo b with & dipper of bot water, 8nd his son Willlsm tat him on the left side of thy head with a brick, futlicUing quite s suvere llatien's injurice were dressed by Dr. McUarthy, ond be was seat to the County Hospital for teeatment, bis tamlly ge- fusing to care for b, Tho thieves are bacoming bolder 14 un the street sgalu, wplaint was mnde to the ]lurlll‘ Com- Wt the practice {n_vogue of frow the Nospital 1o the Nurgus i oven wazou. by which fhey wery va. Iowel ¢ putilic gaze, Coamile 7 Llat tbe Lodics be coveced n-‘r’ulu—r. ivs i Keunedy, the wife-murdorer, was in an uzly mood yesierday. In the forcuoon some ladies sid gentieucn walking rougt the jail baited st the st that cosued X Killed, and three wounded, besides 3 number of wwules and pondes, The Sring ceaved st sunduwn, snd. witen w Sew sbote frow 1he lodisus, Lley weee seatterud, Lieut. Wallace commeuda the gailantry of his tuen b the uction, particalasty that of Scr- geant Edwin Puen)x, Company 11, Third Infautry, who, Bfier the charge wow unlered, wided tho creek, twenty fect wide, und cut the fariate of the Iudiay Lorscs which Lad been picketed in the camp, he poution of the cuciny wis very siTong Ou B Indians were day b, haurs of b tount of tha ground, tuc troups baving to charge | piy cefl, sud be up with 8 bucket of W, S | adjscent coruer for @ glass of cr. dowu W in full view of Iodiany for yhém Y ub of Waler in teact " e i yarte bt |t T e o et | Sl Wi e and thew vwore founaly, | 1)¢ Wad goneonly o few minutes, but ju that ip. protestin? that he wes not an uulwal, siasugh | credibly sbort spuce of time thivves bried open the bucke and quawy. 1Ly eupposed that the coutued back duor wit , ' avc. Tl Vigitors did AGE § & leavy chiscl, threw opeu s large Cbfes To-bu-bovh was fatully wounded, Tue | {iierview hum ut any leugth. Aot turry o | Bick duoE with Bes Which ‘Were cloved bet L s 10 Ve b pary”of denericry mom | (S0OR N S e ot | Tt oeked, o weiped thewscives i s o Lird'e yuuy on their way frow Do ) the rt yesterday, ** Capt.” | larze relry. it y ol y y Y D larze quaniity of smmlqmg wuch w4 fnda Ruel G. Roupds uppearcd on & ca »a for £21, st the justance of K. W. und . J. Gosswullie, [ wagaged W esape dolcblive sud tue poyweat v ile way luto bawu-sho y went out as they bud entered, Jeaving bobind thow the chisel Wit Whien enirancy had been slleted, but left av TUE VETERAK EKUNION. The BExecutive Cummlitee of the Veterans, for 12 What appy sights you'ti Snd. other clew ta their ide) Mr, Weilz aays the goode stolen were ali In pawn, and did nat belong 10 him, and that the achedule, with priced ar- ranged from the pawn-register kept in the shop, foots up neacly $1.000. They alao took 853 tn cash, Some two years aga Mr. Weitz loat 8800 worth of gooda atolen by burglars, and hirs found And from that fall meridian of my profits 1 haste now to my seftling, o heat wit] fall Tiko Hridgeport's axhalstions fu the evenlng! Would that none might emell them mare, (Enter the Duke of Plecald and the Harf of McGrath, ) Piec.-- flear the Kiny's lensure, Cardinal, Who commands yon to render up the eonr-mash crty book and carting them over 0 the North Side last evcning. Incompany with Mr, Rountree, hio apent the morning In viaiting the Hibernian Bank, the Iilinols Trust, the Canndian Nank of Commerce, and the remalning privats Tiankern, whose schednieh have proved wneatic factory. Something wan accomplished during this mnch apon tiven to ahow A Ateange and {ncomnrehenaibio” apmoh thia mntter, Dottothe women of 1 thaed hiouscholde, who sre aceustamed hantly, to iyl ““the cnpaf eold water' 1o atranger ey 0 chah, thin throstened Snvaston of mataia) o, & 1WA Horror without n nnme, orcry il 10 trace of them since, He In discouraged. Lottlo presently vont of inspection, bat not All. At noan Me. [ gy e iy necordance with our boasted Xin o y Ninclrenty X . | 1nto onr hands, and 10 confine youraelt Ronntrea had 1o givo up the wark for | Century Intelilgence that onu man ahnuig m:‘hzml (l|nnr|\01\; He yontt f:"rh"l“eg‘:‘;{‘: To Wellhedge Court, my Lotd of Fiaher's, the dayy owing to, sn cngagement whieh | o do battio single-hunded end alon Wi b Dl Bl Lo e o O e A inrey | Ti)you hear farthcr from his fighnoss. T D e e e A A e s yonidrdiar RIEnen | o MellsBiar, wherwa my commisnions, Touist e A e o thes SentyiNAm D} B behalf of thoso who aro neither feyay, b on Statn sireet Dy o o Jemterday et | **Finc words bulter no parenips:" 1 want the 10-dny the Assessor promises that everything. o P’M]ndlullhnnr cnminally indifferent, ba closed ip, #0 that tho baoka will go over tho amanity, solicituds, and sougd o tamps. r. linlen Tl in company with & young _plokpocket [y METESL havo the bttt Fiver doring the afternoon, _ In the cases of ‘sev- | and bid him Godspeed in the fAcht. 0 fenye named John McCsriby. \(’hen Gannon was ive my , then yau may have e, eral of theso troublesome private bankers, where el it AL TH et lghied: e was trying & show-case in front | p MCG.—Who dare crass them, e Rrh v resnlis conld not be agreed wpon by all parties, the Asseasor, knowing that the schedules were not What they should be, han asscascd Lhese copitaliaig At what, sccording 10 his knowledyo of their pos- aesnions, they should bo puc aowna or, and it they Kkick thereat they will only mwell the number of those In tbe Sontn Town who will in al rabability be sacpeised when they see the igutes attached (0 thejr names, The Asessor has iabored diligently in this matter of getting at personal property, and hns found it one af no Ht. tio aifficaity, Some of the schedules nnisted upon as corroct were so nt varlance with what is alloged to be the true state of [scta that it was nul, only proper but necessary, in order to make a falr ansensment, to *‘po belind the returns,® sna Dearing the King's will from his month expressly? ll'eu.n-li}vgnr Why, Ann Dullen; she's been n Tha King'a will mast overhearingly. l'm.;.\nd #0 wp leave yon t= rym:r puts and calit, Learn hetter, haw ta Itve better, and love hot her. ¥or your bullish answer aboiit the glving back the ho [0 UR, The King shall know It, and no donbt shall thank you 8o fare yoa well, my little good Tord Cardinal, 1Exeunt with a hop, akip, and Jump.) Well.—Sa fareweli to tho littla diff. yon owe mel Farewed), a Jong farewctl, to all my grentners) of No. 88 State strect, in the hupe of Bnding it open 2o a8 1o steal something, Ha was next scen ll; "éflu" intd a lady's pocket, but sccored no plunder, The B, M. Davenport slleged embezzle. ent case, which has dracged alang fn Jastice Hammill's onet at odd timos for_several. weeks, wan again Jonked Into a Iitle yenterday afteroon. The proscention claims to have shown that Daven- rt embezzied about 85, while in r, Major's I C. an acconniant, has thns far the ‘mont important witness for the prosecation. fle wan f!l!efl on the riand yesterday, and kept there WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS, Deraott, Mich., Aug. 14.~The Westery ,, soclated Press mek lu snnual convention lbd: There was a large attendance, nnd n greqy .):' of tmportant business was transacted, T;l Board_of_Directors and olil officers wore elected, There was an eXCursion on the yoe: unider the direction of the Detroit papers, s which about ialt of {he membors eyt 1 r In-Bay, and the rest retitrned to fhielr homes e — Mensman's Peotonized Beel Tonic {4 thy g neatly al) aay, His crose-oxamination was not | This Iathe aiate of wheat: To-day it puin forth 1 N athered preparntion of beof containing ita sntire nupeiy: nished, #od the tedious caso will be takenup | ke tender leavea of broaks, ta-morrow bioseoms w0 .'.',’,'é‘f.E‘.!‘{’X)‘,‘L‘fi,,‘;‘;‘fl‘.z‘,‘.‘." 3}’.5..‘!1.";‘,.2“': properties. "It 13 not 8 mero atimalant i fe oy again, 2 And heara s Linshing prois tnickupont; Jroperty. vlsible g well ar covercd up, 1he final ;’;f::n‘:{“‘?:“’ 3‘}},:";;‘;‘A’;;Ag"gg;p;%;u: Gy, ; 3 ; y 1 ertios Another member of tio constnbulary cnmo | 15 Ui fay comes a storim, and weather e I e b e e, ol (pay. there | Yluable o all enteabled comditluns, iy s neatly belag sent Into **kingdom come * yésterday | And when bears thought, good, eany meu, fall | will be.—it will have to be done before the County | SEA4it of exhaustion, norvous prosteation. or aiternoun by way of & dedtor’s pistol in the North aurel oard of Equalization as auditors, work, o acate dinease: and in evers form ' nf g, eroon by ueante. B . Meaney, of Juatico | The bylge had reached 1ta climaz, the fell frost J blilty, particalarly If_resulting from yulmones Hatnes' conurt, foreclosed & chattel mortgage on | Nips {ta root, comolainte, Tt fs feicndly aud Beloful o thapey the grocery of Willenghby and John Chatterion, deiicate stomach. Caswiii, 1lAzanD & Cu. | gro. And then 1t Fails. DREADFUL ACCIDENT. 0 riees. 1 hato vantnred, No. 107 Chiesge ngenae, on behalf of the | T,ike dozenn of the boyn that swim on bindders, g L3 prietors, New York, martgagee. J, Ik Doafdian. o closed the place. | Tils many summers Tn Lake Missagain, MASORN B, AWEEE BILLEDDE A LO00H0 - Bt far beyond iny depth. My high-blown margins ejected_the Chatterton brothers, DE di At length broke undor mo, and now have loft mo, named Morphy Inslde as casto The Village of Lombard, a small town on the line B About s Dusiness. ABoon as he disappesred | Weary and ol with scalping, 10 the merey of the Northwestern Road in DuPage County, fast, | - OSHRA=IR this elir. Hth Ity Lnas vieq {he Chattertans returned and made & desporata : it 4 2 300% | Joweph Oster, sgeitad yraes 11 mouthy and witryy, - @ e e A ota wevs s | Soin oo Dl who st (e B e 7ant . .| Guieiic the Wanlta'of Gook wae the siene vesier- | Belieeotiie faneral will be given Rereatter ¢ and the constablo returned to the scenc and entered a 'wing n'f at In time to knock 8 cocked revolver aut of Willonghoy's hand, the bnllet entering the celllng, A emm{’nml weveral policemen came up and prevented all further attempts oy blood-lot day morning of 8 most distressing accident, which resulted In the instantaneous death of Mra. Louisa L. Bweet, ot Lombard, widow of the late Gen. B. J, 8weet, who was_well known to_Chicagon: 1t-On the 14th init., &t 12:308 m.. Dincyg aged 72 years, oA eriices from D3 West Guincy & .. Thursday, by cars to Bose :a' New York and Toroato, UPY. For y& rm':nll 10 mind the bears, my felfows in ster. . y heart new-opened. Oh how wretched poor broker who liss his phil of favors, ctuwiat that proft wed asniro o~ any 1n.the L Way paper pleyy h hls comm: I uni.. The trertons wera locked up charged | mhpt sest nspect of, prices and thele ruin— l':;“nidn\” n:ndfl;;‘u';u‘:' E?m :’:’.‘:"'Xfii"‘il, NICHOLRON ~—Aug. 13, Alfred, infant son of Jagy with an assanit with Intent to kill, To all the bears who've been thelr mischief bruin, | Sweet# the present Fenslon-Agent in this T, and Teresa Nichuison, 2 SOTDAM, Moro pangs and fears than tho apoers Lave; Sye ® The Tircumstances of ‘the sccldent | diy iirn o it o AT Then Tl ot ity Ui, who o charaed, i | Aniar e Bops, R op ko Hrooch, P pienea T epaerte a3 | VAR P SRR L o uas! dam, 4 3 s ever aln. : i 3 - s F, 8 ' ked - e 4 Jariagnasial il Suydam, the land-aharper, toswin r aain, followa: Mrs, Bweot left her resldence in Lom ) Charics F. and Fotg lcane, aged 3 years and 1 muay ral trom G4 Johnson st., Thursday, AUz 15 3 {1swafted on a bull's horna to the Call-Board, Curtain.] u — 2 o'clock p. m. bard about #:30 0'tlock yesterday morning for the Pollak yestdrday to answet an sfidavit allezing purgore of visiting & Mrw. Peck, whose house in that she committod perjury, = but, —uporn . about half a mile cast of Mrs, Sweet's, both lein, DEAL~Ang. 12, George i1, Deal, In ) 47th yos i amplestion, of® ber, atigmer, e cise TOE SHOEMAKERS. B B O A vesciny ot | Peeral ol Geace Sathogiut” Kyiscorss iy NO COMPROMISE YET REACHED. There fa no disposition as yet on the part of the **bosses™ or the shoemakera to compromise mat- corner LaSalie and White-sts., Thursi & m. k2 Latarctte papers please copy. AHBARN-Maggie Anearn, dsughter of My, Peck's safely, Mrs. Sweot stayed until nearly 10 o'clock, when sho atarted to return, and was seen Peck's son Frank Wulklp‘f along Lombard, Tho ' Avg. 1 brought here from Detrolt, ) Chnt, all abis kncw, and ta deliver which wonid' benelt the prosecutors of Snydam. he promlscd to tell p a lot of pavers K ! o She had elther had a tatk with him or some ong | fers, The former do not appesr Lo ha extremoly ol matl e hrin Lrnird. g aas | M., Ahedra, taih of Ankuit, st her resideuce, ] acting for bim, for vesterdny ehe *‘weakened," | downhearted at the prospect of being oblized to | bard 8t 10 o'clocky and yesterdsy morn. " Chureh, thenco by earrly: And C gald #ha Ulan't - know where the | ooi'nooorcraring, The fact fs, that all the lead. | 10, on reaching thal statlon. tho condictor "Frends ate Tespenian i documents wese, Tuit was: & sarpriso | Ryl T 0 the goods th and englneer of tho traln reported that the engine | vitedto to Warner's attorneys, and they told In ! Re! Koods ey want of had kitfed 8 woman a short distance up the track. YOUNG=AL the resldence of i brother, Jossph 5, bet that she murt go to jull, and preparo to defend | Xantern makera at as low a igure na they could | geveral citizens at once startad for the spot indie | YQUNR, 7§ Fark-av., Auz. 13, Whiliam Youny, azid heraell from the crimes charged sgainet hier. The | possibly manufacturo them at the advanced wages Funcral Thursday, 130, & 10 8. 1., 0% tie w cated by the traln.men, ond on reaching 1t ‘were horrificd nt dlscovering the ifcless and muthated body of Mra. Sweet Iying in the ditch on the feft- hinnd side of the track. ‘Thie placa where the une fortunato lady met her death is about half-way be- tween Lombard Statlon and the Peck place, tho distances hetwveen tha two being upwards of hailf a mile, ‘The body was at once brought to the station, wherag it ~was fonml to be in 8 Korribly mangled conditlon, the limbs broken in several places, and the baso 'of the skutl badly tractured: the latter Injury along being aufliclent to cause Instant death. As s0on a8 possible Coronor Helitemans was sum- moned from his residence at Elmblurat, and n Jury impaneled to inguire into the circumasances aur- rounding Mrs, Niwveet'sdcath. As none of the train« men were present the testimony was confined to an identificativn of the body. aftor which the hear- {ag was adjourncd untit this niorniag at 9 o'clock, when tho enineer and tirsman of the train that carriagen to ftosehill. SERVE AN INIUNCTION ON DISEASE by Invigorating 8 fecble constitutlon, redovatly a debilitated vhyalque, and eurlching r tnin a5 {nnutritious circulation with Ilostetter's Stumsy Bittors, the finext, fhe most highly sanciloney, and the most ponular tonic and preventivo in istence, It sirengthens the stomach, remed: torpor of tho liver and bowls, and gives a b ful {mpulse to the accretive and discuarzinz fase. tions of the kiducys and bladuer. Not only deei arrest and prevent the rvecurrence of ‘malary| fevers, but it furniaties the only adequate nafe. oard uealnst them 1o pereons who have rore veen aMicted with thoso maladies, but would b Iiable 1o incur them If medictnally unprotected. I elimininates from Lhe blood certaln linpurities whicy the most skillfnl pathologists nssim ns the exciiiny outiook wasn't agrecavle, ns she 14 n very proud, haughty womsn, #o she sald Rucssed she could find the papers and turn them over in a day of two, Accoraingly, ehe wae idvon into the Keening of Constable [lartman azaln, belny fanit ol's:v'?fl, and the-Sleedl celpt forhee, T anther omo of Kuydem'n tricks came to the sutface yesterday, i iu anid to have obtained , 000 from & z'mk In this city on notos signed %, 1uszagh, the security being 101,500 acrod in raxton County, W. Va. Tho vicum is *‘louking on,” and witl come forward if ncceasars. Frank Swith, Surdam's sttorncy, says he in- tends to make it hot: for thoso who are alter his chent. Mr. Warnor, who was mn\nl‘! Snatru. montal In secacing hinarreet, states that ha docsn't seare; tnat e has gone hungry to have fanda to purse e man who robbed “bim: d will put Suydam In the Penitentlary If there 1s any law ia demanded by the striking workmen, and there {s therefore no danger of tho market Leing famished, A Trinuse reporter was in tho alfice of the Weber Manufacturing Company yesterday when a Western biyer came in fo make his parchases for the tall trade, Hald Mr, \Weber to this gentleman: “*You, Mr, A,, live at_ Fort Madison, Ia. are a falr representative of the Weatern boot and shoo dealor. Yo have a good conntry tende, and have had a long cxperience in this” kind of committed in de- taking Ilartman's and Ni jow. I It not truo that the prico of all leather Bogd: llll‘ll depreclated groatly in the last yeaty” o ** You come in here to Chicago, and expect to Luy your boots and shoes of me at o lower fgure thin you pald last year, B causes of those agonizing complaints, rheumail Tihinols. P Sl * Ushould ssy about 220 per cent lawer." kitled Mra. Swveot will be present. and gout, and it |§‘ moreover, an exculient r«mpfi —_— iThore,” wald Mr, Weber, tarning to the re- | . Tho decensed lady was a daugntor of Elilin Dens- | for an enfecbled or overwrought state uf th THE CARDINAL’S FALL, ortar, ++is the probiemt which we have tomeot, | low, of Clinton, Unelaa County, N, Y., and In | nerves, and for mental despondency ACT B, ACENE 2. The pelee of boots and shoes has gune down 20 | childhood becammo acqualmod with Gen. Sweot. por cent sinco Just winter, snd yet the shoemakera are atriking for higher wages. llow are the man- facturars expected to carry on businges at that whom slie subscquently married, the wedding tak- Ing rlucn at Btockbridge, Wia., to which place tha famflies of both parties removed many years ago, During his lfe Mrs, Bweet was devotedly attached ANNOUNCEMENT! e N s, R R. J. 8, CUNTISB WILL LEAD THE NOONDAY, i A b ‘andinal Wel pole, ruminatiag, kacer Kigg Pl B At ey, Atteaded by (00 oysl apartients o Meaduw avenue, o Hisbavered. Teanime._ lieatily on & the Elalith ke of ; rayer-meeting to-dsy in I inll, 143 b tolly, the' tarlof McGrsib, And W traln of siormain There has been & rednction fn fho prics of | 0 8o enorai, and duriag tho War was with i | sty o asiag oidhy in‘Facwoll Taltia e fhe Norinwes er, " suggested the visior, - a grent portion of the time. When Gan, Sweet e K. Phil.—What piles of wealthhath ho accumn= “Fhint goen o l{itloway tocxplain the snomaly,” | was wounded at the battle of Perrysville, Mo., bin AUCTION SAL! latedt . replied Sir. Weber, vebut it dcs not mect tho | wife at ancowent to the front, and aucccasfully wholo question. The fact is, that, althourh the first_cost of leather has gone down somewha it has not been proportionate to thu fall in tho wprice of maue-up goous Ilonce the mannfacturers must espect to take up tho differenco by s reduction of the wages of tho warkwen. Wnges In otner oranches of trade have decrensed, and why not 1n shoe-making? That is what wo claim, We are willing to_compromise with the men by advancing them 50 contw a case on the pay thoy have been gommx during the sum- tner, bul we cannut posalbly go any further and attempt to do burfiess on a buainess basis, ** At the headquarters of tho strikers thero was nothing now yeslerday. Nose had apulted to the T'reasuror for rallof, snd It waa not expected that thera would be any snch applications for & week or more, While many noeded retfef, they proforred to get credit to drawing on the rellof fund, which they wery doing to support themselves and fami- lien, Al of tuum wereIn remarkavly guod spirits, At n special mooting of (he Furniture«Wotkers' Union, No. 1, of Chilcago, thefollowing preambles and resolation were adupted: WitrRess, The Crisploy, at tho present tlme, aro do- sunnding nOL an Increaso In wages, but simuly s falAlle mentof & promisa made by the manufscturersiaat By GLEO. P, GORE & C0, &5 and 70 Wabasu-ar. On Thursday, Aug. 15, at 9:30 0. m,, REUULANTIHADE BALE OF CROCKERY. 25 crates White Granite and C, C, Ware, 10 casks Yellow and Rock. Ware, 50 Decornted Tojlet Sets, 2,000 gals. Stone Jats. GEO. I, GORE & CO., Auctioagers. On Saturday, Aug, 17, at 9:30 a. m,, .A.‘CICTIO}\T SALE 0 NEW FURNITURE A QQOL ASSORTMENT OF Medium Walnut and Upholstored nursed him throngh the long and danger- .ous_ilincss which ensued. With the death of her husband, which ocenrred June 1. 1874, the Jight seemed 10 ko ont of Mra, Bweel's iife, and, aithough she boto up bravely undor the great lose, 1t wav evident to her children that sho had received nshock from which there conld bano complete recovery, and, Jn speking of tho matter with her daughtors, ahe frequently said that *‘her 1ifo wow over," Mrs, Bweet bad beas npunmz some tino illll provions to her death vifiting 1 n Mich- !lll. having returned from that Stato Jast Satur- 132 Mrs, Sweet was the mother of fiva children, four of whofi—~thres daughters and 8 son—survive her. ‘The funersl will take piace to.morrow morming at P o'clock from the famlly rostdence. The body wiil be burled at Graceland, CORRESPONDENCE, WANDERING TRAMPS. T the Editor of, The Tribune. Cnteago, Ang. 4.—Why do clties “ permit tramps, both male aud female, gaing from house to honse with sad stories, watching overy oppor- ‘Ta his own portion, and what expense In arinks He doth run into. ¢How i" the namo of thrife Doth he rake this together? Now, my pals, Saw you the Cacdinal? | Plecold.—My Lord we have 8tood here observing hims some peculiar aplit Lies on hla braia: he biies bis lips, and sistis to buy} Stops of 4 sadden, looks upon the ground, Then places ona finger on his nosc. Twists his tongue In bia chieek, and sells siralght Soring whaat, mixed itk lovely winter; them stops agaln, Strikes hls uf:mx hard, then somo one clse’s face, And anon he sets his oyes againat the clouds, ‘And when he botiolds tho murky vapors gatheriog . togother, ¢ Plemcll‘ storins portending, he boyeth hia shorts ; " In mo:x ‘strango postures we hisve scen him sot him- n . eelt, 3 K. PAii.—1t may well bo e s n mul.lnyyln his mind. This morning A list of shorts lie sent e 10 poruso ‘An I roquired, and wot yor, what [ found There will, on my wnucl'ncp‘ put unwiitingly? u ‘ Faraaoth, an inventory, thus impurting Wiinkas, The members of tits Unton, belleving ta | tanity to sneak fn the moment the awner's Lack I Goods will bo offered. Tho seversl parcels of the calls he'd sold; wpholding the rightof thetr follow-workingmen, and | turned and capture whatevor they can lny their | Dealers spectally invited. Wuereuy ne hay accumuiated swng, e e vo allors incin a . | ands on while the untaspecting petson has yona k0B Gone & co.. Auctioncers Itlch trapplnys, and ornaments of nousehold; aud, | FREIST VNG therefore, be it -~ in search of something for them to eat or wear? e my lorde, Giewnired, "LHat the metnbers of thls Unton pedge | Thin sort of benoyolence cost e a 810 overcont, | W, A BUTTERS, LONG & CO. il ihorein the portralt of u gorgeoun bull, themae: u ive the Crleplne thelr moral as weil s [ ‘therefore 1 spealc from’ experience, They wo i ¢ And, fu tho background, dalighiful lumps of | Huaucislsuppors, whilie contendivg for thetr rights. among busingss-men and force a hearing to thulr moat delicious lurd, : ——— T bt manutactared torien, ovwing s | HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Then 1 'uulnaumung tliese papors an expeusive TIBERAL GAUGING. :l’lcknl o n{lmea :mlD nu;lmp!uln“.lvurcont.n |‘{ AL N b d map of Ureece, .. hers Y handy. n investization we fins -] With m{y strenis 10 3how the habltatlons of the ONE PEOHIA DISTILLERY DENIES IT, that, in the majority of cascs where money Is t No. 538 Wost Loko-at., ot e, ed with dlamonds On the tith of this month the distillers of Chl- | glv: L goon dnvesied in eer or Near Unlon Parg, Then did I find hurna stos a d cago held a meoting, at which s protest was golten y instead .o rea or ol wic Avety comucupia, =these and much wore R aned b A1 the whisky-manufactorere of | \wires and _chiliren atlome, wbo ate. a3 AT ATUOTION, Did I'ind {nventorled at such proud rate That it cutsueaks uusseusion of a aubject. 1f wo did think : Il contemplation were above a doliar, And Gxed on taurine objeet, ho should atill Dwrl; In bl wuslngs L ont Tam L — Hiu thinkings aro al W the ninetios, nf rious cunnmennmv Vio throws on snkstand at Wollhedge.] 4+ Well.—leaven forgiva mol The Devil take yous Uizhnera, K, Phil.—tiood, my lard, yonnare fnll of heavenly stuft, and bear the inventory Ot your tust ahort sales In yout,mind; the which Yol were DOW running You havescarce tine ‘T ateal from spisttual letuite a belef upan Aoy say, suffering for food. Iumest people aro constantly being Imposed upon in s way, while thews are peovle who would may, Why do you nuuwruml! 10 be taken in by sach ime vostors? The reason s, because we don't know them to bo imposiora, uniess woleave our business and watch thelr movements, and we often glve our mite, thinking thal wo had better give to fun_un- wority ones thau mits ono worthy one, and I am of the opinton that the parcentavs of frauds lu much greater than that, 1t does scem as though thero must be some’ means of ridding tho cou- munity of this ono great source of annnyance. The following s & plan, which, if perfectod 1n its detalls, might sorvo {0 answer Uie purpose: BSnppose the city would creats s Commlisslon, wiiore daty it should be to_isvestizate tha condi- tho Firet Illinois District against the manper In which revenue matters wers belng conducted in Peoria and other pulnts, a full report of which was wen i the calumus of Tur Tuinuxe at the time, L sceind that (oo Jotter to Comi Ho! Jtaum touched s tender 3pot in somcbody's hoart, and that body's heart Is {n the City of Peorla, The documetit was purused by some Peorla distillere, and Tell, Francis & Co, immedistely sent forward gu followsng Intereating vplstlo to 1, J1. Shufoldt Co. ¥ * Ancts & Co., Di GRSk RS I Skl Chicy thw artlelo publlshod in yesleriay's Ciiliao THINCN purporting o ba tie result of & diceting of Chiceo o TWlieirs e ot your ottiee, and slgned by you and otbie THURSNAY MORNING, Aug, 15, at 0 o'clack. The whole_conalating of Parlor, "Chainber, Dinlug:rooin and Kiiehen Furnitare, lruasels Cnrpeta, | Argand ag:fl:gfllp‘m;u. togetlier with everything requlste or W. A. BUTTERS, LONG & CO.. Auctioneers. REGULAR BATURDAY SALE. (Establlshed over 23 yeart axo,) HOUSEHOLD _FURNITURE GHNERAL MERCIANDISE, SATURDAY, Aug. 17, Bt 020 elock 1. m.. st our arunms, 173 & 173 ltandoiphost. W. A. BUTYENS, LUNG &CO., Auctioneers, Proxia, I, : lteterring 16 ¢ we hiavy o say that, in urdey ur cupl e | By ELISON, POMEROY & CO. o Keep Your BANCACEOMIE | ove & time, & tine | Biekativns sl It pui | tion ot peuvle o clai Lo ba I deslidu et | B 0 toncat, 19 &' ftandupiae, Tothink wpon the pact ot nuaincss whiel * s i oseva . Gl Ao lwun;::.‘ guihor with s ‘:tm:é irox entlug 1t propee R 1 Tfll sal Bear ' this deal, 3nd nature does require % the fal i ‘turce, to | numl and locked by the Commwiveion. The, e rascrvation und renovation, i the talomat vevcuuo Turee, to | BRGNS S0 IS0 o stand on soma comor o egular 88Kly oals, i business and the wur urwduction of or any previous tin Ceakto0ur ruvenilo and privato 8 cnn prove any evasion ur defraud) UL 1A we wil hoy & Which perforce 1, her frall son, asong wiy brethe ren mortaly 1 Must give my ‘tendance to; licuce wy appear- ancos i At Thompea: Tevenue ta; wome thorunzhial People would give more gen- erously to surh ’,nnmu. knowing that their canes had been Insestigated, and that they wore worthy ubjects, or ey would it have thelr license; aud overy evenlng, or ae ofion o8 the Commbsslon Friday, Aug. 16, at 9:30 a, m. OUR UBUAL IMMENSE LAY.OUT, New Parlor Suits, New Chamber Sets. FIRST-OLASS GOODS, A full lino of CARPELS and GANBRAL USEHOLD GOODS, new and scoond- Bbflennrnl un‘r‘v:hunduo. &o., &o, , the Haces', at the Palmer, and enricl's 3 b |ln‘yu‘un§)z ?7..‘.‘.'-".;'.’.2?' persis, e Inatituils ¥ mfl:‘lml umll'x(uhr nruplfr. lmvonlhelx; ort (o the 8 nacud, Yo y CAGO ‘ - And sundry Visits to that bar wheso all supeats are T ik Liicsio Tun otllee for their bog to be unened, aud arecord mado an the stub of thu license of the amount hu or she has fecelved, and, when they hod res celved ‘rm ¢ asulsiance, let the licanse bu canceled, Tt should then ba the duty uf the police farce ta’ arrcat every boggar of trump found eu- kaged fn auch businosa without leunse, and catvd thoua who have buxea to show thelr liconse. Then the systom should be made pretty genvrally kuoin through the newspapers, and “peopls woatd be glad to glve and encoitrage tho x;,vlunu. and needy preoply wonla not be made 10 solfer vn accotut of the impostory, aud there would bo lews couts, Jewelry, sod other valuables wissing, and lous oxpenss to tho ci'y to hunt them un, — Will soms impostor or tramp give his ollections to thu plan and Iwill iy to !fimud{{lbunn Finzan 70 Inrostons, L3 u it gacw, le all rleat, bat it doues not go far enoogh, ‘The distillers herp are playing nu oaby yato, They mean bulvess, and Brapose to win, “Thero are o few people 1n Chicsgo wiva hiow Wiiak o famo of poku is: they aru uwire ut the fuct when they bold o pat hand, or when to Y4 draw,” and they also uuderstund when an oppo- nent §4 playing s game of *bluth' Thie Is ex- uetly what Zell, Fraucis & Co. are trying tovlay, In the parlatcy of Lhe street, they are yiving the Chi~ cago distiliers el ‘Tiey have not been attacked. No one hue made 8 personal ose suult upon them, Every distllier hero kuows thelr weinblishsont. They Liow it haw o large capacity 23100 bushels. Thuy kiow, too, that & day bo. fure the Chicago dlaiiilens met highwines sold at $1. 0% aud $1. 0B 10 Paorla, and Chicago divtillers and dealurs were cognizutit of the fact that no bon- it munufucturer coutd aford to make highwines for $1.03 or.31.00%, and that evon in Chicago $1,05 10 81,0545 wus av low e if could be made fur, and the overnmunt recelve its full tax of YO heard, l";”.—‘-\"dll ‘MTI’\I:‘(:“W‘QTI. il *tlea Kl zood det 0 $8; ell, A o %o docde. Sy Iatkier loved ou. - e I.l’i‘ he did, and with his dend did crown You his chief bottie- nsher; sinco § hai my afice 1 luavo kept you next uy Bauncls, have notalony Employed you where high profits might come W howe, ftat puld my present navinga to bestow Comminslonson you. Fluva 1 ot made you The chlel broker un lh? Board, —§ pray you tell me ; 11 what | now pronannce you hava foand trae, And it you may canfess'it; say withal, 11 you aro bound tous ur no. \What ¥ay you? lml.‘—-llv wovorelgn, - F confess your vig com- * ssions g bod Show::sd on oie daily have heen more than conld Ay oard and lsondey bills require, My endeavors to be fong i Hava e'ee becawe too shors 8f my destres, SHERIFI"S SALLL. Great fnle of & CROCKERY STORE. stock of Porcelaln. K1 ki iy R LR e ) salo commences To-Day, Thursdny, at 11 a. m, sharp, And will Be conttnued until the Whole stock 1a sold 435 MILWAUKEE-AV, CHAS. REQYN, Shenift, TAR MRRSURY-IALL CONVENTION, o ths Editor &f The Tridune. Cuicaso, Aug. 14.—In this marning'sl your paper [ ace & protost signed by somo d! ue of pu- ¢ By LEWIS BARTELS, D Vet aied with my shilities. Mine own ends ceuts et vallon, Cluclonall tme been cen | fablo scalawage who chargeme wiihnubpormitliog | T=o o e o S A rocently bes Havo beon wine ao (hat evor moro shay poluted | UL ity i to” collect 70U, o 38 | Lo to have scats as delogates In tha Natlonal: | By CHAS, E, RADDIN & CO., there. . In Poorla and Poin It 1 differcut, Libersl guuging is dooa in both places, and theso bwo towna broke down the market by due Irauding the Uoreramont, 1o o low, meun, and putty wuy. ‘The Peons disilierd arenol dishonest, ‘There 18 no doubt sbout it Don't Zell, Francis & Co, give them o characiert ‘Thore {8 na charge sude sgelnet that houss, Buopose Zell, Fraucts & Co, bad defrauded the revonue, would they Lave kepta record of 1t7 Dia Mclutyre have suy rec. ords to shuw that le tad run crooked for several years past? If men aro eusly wisled, thls letter wil uot do I, Bupoose lueral gauglog had been dogo st the diatitlery of Zu ), Fraucis & Co., thelr Looks wauld not show 143 the overplus could not be found uow, Thele records woulid not ushibit anything, They rectify thraugl & bouse fn which ¢ 1« ulluged they hava 2u iuterest, and, 0810 the overplud from (lberal wnuging, every ono fnthe trade Knows that thers wauld b ue trouble In gelting sway with it Thero sro records tow i existence which show ihat, sv recent ks Jaut Junuary, thinge were run very loowely to & prominent Peorla distlilery. Qreenoack-Labur Conventlun. I wish to say that no delegates wepe refused ad- mission to the ball whon proverly youched for| but the fact ls, those felluws ware not detvimtes, buy contemutible loafers, who cama to the Convention vxpecting (o cature 18 I the Interest of 8 certain [tical bommner, and they got beautfully left, Vhen dld Prank ' Marshal—who, by the way, Kknuwn to every whisky shop sudsalso 10 all thy mblera ot Chlcago—bocs @ NatlouslY And 13 umw&. who slgne she protest, 1¢ the samu chau wha ofticiated as Becretary to the Industrial Central Committee, which I enougn to way of b, The three tmea from the HI[{llu'cnl)l d Club are (ruude, There 18 und has hoen no orvanization in the Efzhiteenth Ward, ‘Tne fellow from the Fifth Ward was prosounced a fraud by the delegation frum tuat ward. I wish to sy, alr, that the men having in charze the Hershey-1ial Convention do- terminea (Eat the honest delegates (o thas Con- Veution should not he comtaminated by coming In contact with the vile rabbla who aitempted tu furce sy eotranco last night, aud who got thelr T the good of your most sacted peraow, Aug the protis of the curner, Fuor your great iced L ra Heaped o e, paar acalper. T et rondetbur PO il for you. my lo; and cver shall be, i TTill atmoepberle chanyes Kl tho ripe 0 profoss 8 "‘lp“:'x yul:nr llldluhneu' good I ever bought moro than [ rold, . Thongh all the world whosld Ring o million at you And throw it from heir qonl, though eliorta dld ‘Abound as thick sy Vellambrosa's leuvee aud Appeur in forme more ursine, yet uy duty, ‘An dath a rock agatuet the chiding dood, Should purchasw all, and thus keep of the break And mn"fl unshsken, ‘yuuu Ir‘l‘l". A P s nULY BPOKEN- Yords, he Whan well-glled chest, you have sesn Imn]open it fad o'er thia civiog bim papers| And adiey thie, and then fo broaktast wits Auctfoneers, 118 sad 120 Wabssh-ay, Notica to Auction Bayers. For full particulars of our Large Opening Fall Trale Biren ot B S Sy ot do NEXT WEEK, turd Buna 1 Bea notice in Saturdsy snd unday, vlmr"‘_mx &0 BANKRUPT SALE Notico o Lureby given that on Tuesday, the Id day of Seplember, A. D. 1878, at12 o'clock noor. #t Charles Baines’ auction roomie, No. 95 Griswold- wl., In the City of Detrolt, Mich,, 1 will scll 34 public auctlon, to the Lighest hidder, the follow: ing property belonging to the estate of the Wyane -made lard, alty, Wi, aned wheat, Taku notlc 4 o W e ory® Sont down | ek uila crached for tRelr pains. And tho contempii- | dojie ftoling M Comnany, 8 bankrupt: fEalt King, with 8 +*beo (s bonuet, frowalag upon shuie i iaks un Sxemfushionvuc atgripwiue ™ | Bl ecy ninsd d by the scousdrile that uo Trish w':;{- dulte ol o A e Jeiling i . g 5 1spatch announce: s comivg, and whou be l h k hearts, e Wl Wt ahoutd hia mgas, what waade Iro s | dlsbaich amsounced bis comiog, wnd whoo be ar, | doltled, 880800 Wars st presenistive eieh | S Bimii Compauy Snd the qupmaesce i this? Te't going higher? The King's steamlue. Can |t be shat tuo fAolde teaming with abupdasce Have muddivd bis brain? He parted fronuiog from Leaped from his eyes; so 1ooks the chaled lyon Tron Mining Company aud thy Quinnesce froa Miuing Compauy, of Milwaukes. \¥ ‘et conslats n the Nkt to recelve iron ors from sald Mlenominve Jron pauy and 1,745 tons of Iron ore fram said Quinie sec Iron Miuing Company, to o deltvered fu cquat whyu stills were run off when po tiauger was by. And ftwas sot far from the **wine-rooums ™ of prumtneut Peorln dlstllleries. There wore tiines, slsv, when bareels were glied one night and wot Yauged until the nest day; and the wemory of ou—James Rysn, of the Fourteonth Ward, Mr. Ruach, of the Ewhih, aud suorher whose asm cannod now recall, Political dead-beats nmusi take o back seal. axEs W, Cooren, Wilcox avenue, Sald Inters 145 tons vt &8 if ruin Upan the daring younimas who's b bariey vuted, | Bty uent Peorla dlatillors may run back to'1hat paria i one aud Ewo years, on (he cars Bl 1Bo WIDS : o 1 o v | tlwe. DEATH IN T/ . g 2 m nof must read th T B IYDRANT. of wuld cowpauics in Menominee County, Mich. Fhien makes b thing. I s papor. If the dlstillers at Peoria pay their taxes honos AT Fifsar chw story uf e suuat, }y and faitafullv to the Goverumeat, then thy pro- Tt Editor of T Tribure. Sevoutr-four (74) sbares of one buadied QT I bat acco : 8 hoof thy & of the Nocth Chi- Thia pauer Ak undons ma... 2 A6 aceoant pritors uf the Chlcags distilierios can’t buee them, | Cirtcaco, Aug. 13.—If anyihing wero noeded to A oy, e o g4 Aoy i T ] was A Tor 1l bear's hide, | BO matter what ¢l 4 they may moke, They | demonstrate the mudern reckless metbods of tam- or full garticulars Inquire of the underslened. O negligence, 8t for s ‘ooflo Tal oy, what priuter's conts for every uroof gallon | pering with humsn lifu, 1t woula be the monetrous BERBERT BOWEN, Aasisnce. n 5§ Seitz Block, Detioite pruposition to lutroduce & deat’e hegd fata evety Detralt, Auz. B, 1878, Ci home ln Cnlcago via the Fullerton syenne couduit. ol distllicre ask M0 wore. o peorta people mrhwol ting toa ‘much. Bat 13 ‘ Made we put thls mala secrot Ia the packet £ eut the Kiug, und couse o Whie W Kok 09 | g ‘s bit hira walf duiter. Tho fact romalon toal | "Ibo wrlter of tals resldes wiihln & someumes. ke Baines, Auctionest, Here oo ook 3 Peorla has uudersold the waket, thsl, #10Co | reprotfu] distance of the North Branch, sud upou CLOTHES CL en, . 1s there no way 10 Curo this, BO meana (o save my T oots of wil Kiuas, Silke, Wovicht Y Solvest Sl Sadous shawis Sacyiiek eic. cic.. bandsome)y dyel: cleaned, agd amall €37 cpalred at H 0 U s E pens Ordery recelveasua roturivd Y espress. AUG. BCHWARZ. 4 stcuia Dy HoBso, 158 inotear S WAL NAT NS Clark-at., Chicisu. I the L'hh:u‘\(u distiflers bave commuuced theie fure, aisthiled suiriis Lave gone up from $1. $1.U4%;, and It i» yet selling lower than Peoria cau wakv it for, and houvstiy pay tho tax. TIE ASSESSMENT. ARSESSOR RICE DID NOT ORT TaROLON with the banks and private bankers yesterday, and for 1bis resson be was preveated frow closwg bla the routs F. A, 0.1 has watched for two or threu years the progress of that pestiferous *¢ fob, ™ s 1t crumled wlowly toward completlon. 1t re- waive & shabbily-constructed but costly monu- meut 10 the Ingenuity of Clicayo tax-valers fn discovering an underground route through which tho pockets of cuntraclors wiKbL be tlled, without giving the vublic au vyuivslent fur the vutlay, The ousiticss wen of Chicigu, elther two wuch sbsorbed in sccuwulativa o cure, o relviug oo bagon? 1 know ‘twill stir bim stroagly. yet § know A trick, 3110 work aright, i2 apits of furlune Will being we o agatu. What's thist **To the trdn The Jetter, as I Hve, with sl the business 1.dld for his Hollncss. Nay, then, farewell, 1 have toucked the LiZuest Doiny vl sl wy great- prrev