Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1878, Page 3

1t COURTS. Decision by Judge Harlan in the Whisky Cases. The First Batch Are Taken, and the 8ccond Batch Left, The South Park and the Kerr-Phil- lips Tract. The Vagraot Act-—-Record of Judgments, New Snits, Ete. Procoedings in the Buprame Uourt, Korth- e Grand Division, Decistons Annonnced by the Sapreme Court, Bouthe ern Orand Divisten, TMMUNITY. DXCISION IN TUE WIISKY CASRS. After louz waiting, the whisky-uien wero geatlied &t reeelving an oplulon from Judse Hariau yesterday mornlng on the question of the vien of fmmunity set up by them to the civil prosecutious on the part of the Govern- went, The decisfon, howerer, will_glve them Netle consolation. ‘Toe ron was crowded with lawyers and whisky-men. Judge Blodgett sat with Judgge Hiarlan, After tho delivers of tho opinon, the Assistani-District Attorney gave notlee that he woull pray an appeal to the Supreme Court of the Unlted States inthe cases whereli the decision was againa the Goy- erntnent, “The opinion is as fullow: “The: Court has had under considoration numer. ason. 1 which fhe United States 18 a pasty, s nader fhe Interm ltovenac laws, “They *puken of I arevment ns t4first bateh ! anil *twecond bateh " cases, Tha ¢ fieat vatch cased ard Lew i aumber, aud are ns follows: 1. The U. 5. v. Hoells of ak, No. 14,160t debt on 'y bl - NLOL Lnava Arserscl, Tiw 0. 4. No. 14,170: duht on diiiiery o broscl, non-yayiiient Uf tages asacsscd, FIYRITEA 3. the (1, 8, va Font ecal,, Ko, 128031 debt for re- ubie tax twoaliy under Keca, 3,208 4 No. 13.043; debt for recruly O e Iy, under Hece, 3,204 312000, 0, 8. 'y, 410 Uarrels distliled spleits, ete,. 0, N 1,080 anped Gum 1akian ier Ke oty S, aun D20 1 3, property aburatred st §1H,000, i, Uy 5. v IS barrels whisky, ke Al clhinnta. RO 1018 (Dintrict ? CF 101, 0600, . K, ¢, 400 pucks) Merwereau, elatmant, Mo Tourt: INOrmaLun K. 5. ajerty mppral HOY. ot el o uppeal fown” Dleiric 100 and 5,453, It .y propeny wppraisd SUE1200 ON; W the U. 8, v, whisky, ete,, Koell Junker, ¢t al., clat Bt appeat Trot 1l invt Conrt: ter Sec. 4,433 K. 8.y prop- 4 disthled apirits, 18, €. + wybenl trom District 241, 1y 209, ot 3,453, al., clsiniants, Ni 8. e, Appeal Trun l;lllflzl Court, Sufurmation nndee Kev 241, 3,20, $,653, aud 3,436; Progerty appratacd at &, (i, The **accond batch ¥ cages, nine in number, ara pending in thia coirt, and are an follow. 1, The U. 8. v, Dickinson vt al., No. 15,34 2\"[“;‘%'&!"“ bresch, nun-payment of (axes aasemed, 41, 20 Vi 1, 5, v, Dickiieon et al., No. 13,340 dobton eitiory hond liroacti, nun-paymient uf taxes asessad, 8. v. Coaner et at.. No, 13,508 debt on dia- reach, Lou-paynicni of tuxes sasessed, Chicago Alcolinl Works ef al., No, aitliery bondi Ureasts, nonispayinent S0, mah ct al., No. 14,167 dubt on i, 1HOD-PAYTIERL OF fAxce assessed, 8. v. South liranch Distilling Cumyany et 14,173 debi o distlilery Wudi breacl, nons PAFHICNL OF 1AxCR usessend, Sikh ST, 30, 7. 0he U. v, Dickiuson ot al., Ko, 13,831 doby g ynehoistox bund; reach, wuii‘veytnent of taxee, . K “ne U B. v, Bouth ranch Distiing Company, No. L3tk b oy distilery bundi Brench, noa.pajment of tuxen, $2, 057,20 “Liig U, 5. v. Buuth Nranch Distilling Company, No 13,%; dent o wareliousing boud; breacli, 1og:pa wehe of taxen, $2, 14 will bo seen that the **irat.batch ** cases com- priee two uctiona of debt for the recovery of taxcs mseancd (Nug. 1 ond 2 abovel, wix Informatior fur the condemnation of apirite and other property for alicged violations of the Internatl-Revouue law (iow. 5 to 10, Inclunive, in the list above), aod twu actiona of dent for the recovery of -the double- 1ax peunity (Nos. 3 and 4 above) prescrived by that Iaw fur vioiation of its provisions, In each of the canes for condemnation and to re- cover duutile-tux penally it appears that the de- fendunts filed au ninended aswer, a4 follows; pAud thie pali clalimants by, ete s say actlo non, stc., causc ey sny thaL herelofure, ti-w s 3 Deember, AT 1N W CUlCReS, i "in"-'gm';*‘:afi"f ! lery o exu Darit of Hiftiois, tho seid platnti cialinants entered Into st agrecment by wiich 1t was, A0NE ULher tilugs, sareed that I dhe sald clalinayts, Juwepht Kool and Auton Tunker. would (edtify o bas Bl Df Eie 11alAT, Trankly and ruihcany when quired. [0 reference (o W couvpiracy amoog certl G irichale tu Lh o0 levonia Sorvice. partie kv s extal, Wherehy the abulacture of distiiled wpirits and the coltec: e WK (licreon Wad Beet remdered praci{tally lupoaibie, wd wiiouid piead ulity t one cotot (i at indictment then pendioe axuinet’ theu 1o suld Distric Loirt, wid Mool withdraw thelr pleas i certain con- demuntion cascs ther pending aicainet their sroperty In B4 Dutrict Coust, for Uie purpose only of fusuring thelr ood faloli Gy a Sexclt 1 Betlall uf th platat: 10, the Aafd platnti woal 1 any and sl saicss. ténw undur the Internal-levenue. (aw. fhen tade azaliiat aalil cluiniants, wod (AL o Tnuee assesnients under sali law shoutd be mado ot salil claituants, 804 1AL 1O ot proceedigs acsiust sabl ‘claiyants Mol by comBeneed un wecount of Vioiation of 1be Interul-lievenuc Iawa thien passed, a0d that 1o peasls tles o Turfelturce shutld 1 aily BARDEE be enfured oF recovered wntiiet Lhetn A (heir proberty, xad (hat all suita for peitltics wud forteicures (Nen pending axaine them i Thetr property siould b afhsud, aml that fu ot conipiede Tmmunily, ' both eivil wad ceimins), shuid be gratited to e wuld clatmanta Aug thrse claliante aver thet tie said Jorept ltoetla 203 Auton Junker, aud eact of 1hout, Bave fully and 1altutuily Vertarimed aald contrace on ' thelr parts and ey furiher aver that e sull da J0F Uie condentia: Hon aud canmiacation OF LRI Droperty, orixtially selxed By e ani phadutiif b the ground of ald Wlogelt ol tiow uf Lie dicernal- levenuy 1aws on the purt of § 1l clalmnnts, alivged To TAYO e cunimitied et rtor 10 €itering Inty st Agresments aid | of thy suft which th sald plainiiit, wistor the tern cuieat, fully Keg inlanis wa af 3w 4 1 tu ann $n un ot salid ugreanent entered Iuto us aforcanid, Letween tho ald platitl and safd cliiniauta, Al (hite theso clalinunte wre road (o vVerity: Fhercfors ey pay Judkaens (€ Gie Walutir GUgh (0 bare bla wtoresuld nction agaliiat theni, vic. leplications were tled by tho United States de- Bylug taut uny such upreement as that alleged had en mnde, und averring tiat tho clanauts havy ot fully und falthfully “verforined the vaid slleved Sgeeement in manner and form as (6 tholr plew ui- leged. At the April lerin of 1878 of the Dlatrict Lyolm It i, oy leave of Court, the replications Hled i bohulf of tne Govermwent’ wero withirawn 20d a gencral demurrer flled. At the June terus, 3674, un order waw entered lu oach of the foregolug teq casew, i wyhiich 1t 1s ulated that— 1 bt fracu the admisatons made u {4 detul re wle from facts wppearing upon e recorida i within tha Tudleiul Kuuwiodks of tho };‘flfl Ihal sald clalinants were used As witnesscs by ‘I' e BERIOAL ALeir s nlkl ud underaianding that tols i € be pratecuted, 18 da, therctut, uederad by 't Cunrt That aald dGEIGrrer e overrulel B0ty ¢, ed both by reason of the defens selupin wiso heeatise uf s Rading of e Lourg it fuctysppcaring ou the rocord and o ®It0ii tn Judiclal Kinow ledgo of tha Coorty that the 3 0uZLL Lo L W surther »M:umj' by the piataie ¥rom that order appeuly In tho firat-batch caves Me been tuken to Cils Court. wJa dewmuceer admits the aireement sot out In thesmended answer therolore, be taken B ltue gt the L Wilpulated with the defeudunts reapeett no furthier prucced- e should be commienced agaluat them ot account Yl vulatous of the tutecial-Revenuy lawd then e tuat oo penaltive or forfeiturea should be 0 auy bt enforced ve Tecovered agains thom $odtheir property : that ull suit for punaitive and urfeituces iicn pending ugainst them and theie Vruberty atould be divtiiiesed; and thay full A sumpiete hamun both civil mad :nlmmu. should be grented to them. Pue founceration for this alipulaion was that $or deleutaute wlogld tedtity Trankly sod teuth- A6y whow pequired e reference 10 a conspiracy Wioug certats, tovernuent utticials 1n the Interual- eiciue Service und other partes, where! Uiection of tases had heen reudered pra scally imboraible, should plead yuiity ¢ ol coun: In su el thew pending aidmat the el cuur, an sduuld withdeaw il caidinnation cases 1hen pe Beiz proverty 1n the Distarct ¢ :-:‘;{lrv I wmist ales e take st defendants have fanhiully perforwed Gime rged contract, Taking all tho Tacts set out ihe duiended auswer 10 bo oy, the question vy Whethier the order entered by (s District 4t that tne cauee Lo 0ot further prosccutud was 54 truo that the tohoned by liw. The questiun thus pre- jesel o of the' bivhest Imporiance, and ¥ LU meaus vaay of solution. ' Nuus rl e sutbonitice chied soem to o directly fn nas foand much didiculsy fn 0 eniirey salstaciury 1o it v bl b thrown uon the gueas Lu sutie of tho Awerican Courts, weaith va. Beown, 101 Maes,, ro (it s ludictmens way returned Wi aud Draky witlh Bssault aud dai- ok chuilier, Urake pleaded guilty, und Tiar Svas teied dud found yuity, Upon Browi's wrhey |bpesced that tho GRUL was by agrevaient, i Dt sudcenly taooed Lrowi with a kolie! (e Hkicdiately Fepurted tug facts 1o 4 police Tore!7p0it Wliume Curaplaiut ruky was brought be- Seibe Mancioal Court 10r 4y wieatit on Dre it & Wiite, AU tbe eaumination be- e Mautcipal Court. Hrown aupeared as jieea for iho Couimuuwealth, und Drake was Sopere Ui 18 wseaglt with u wuife. Browy uiso Afohited as withivas fur b Comoaweaith be- gt dury. Lo thie yidenco 1aai ¢ fa fooanenith e accepiad lirown ne 8 Witge, 10 W Bsauiied 1o Le Riedged 1o bism Lo prot 5 The case of Willlam P\ Kerr va, The SBouth lect hlm frém harm by resson of his complicity ja tho offense net forth In the Indictmenl. The At- torney-Giencral of the Ninte responded that in prosecuting tho = defendant them _wns oo breach of public fahin, Mnes fhere wat 510 promisn whatever, “cxpreased or implied, by sny person anthorized or unan- thorized, 1int ho siond_be exempt fromn prosecu- ton, Cirfel-Juatice Chapman distoscd of the cuse In the fllowlue helet apinie It doen not an- peae tlat any azprera pledire was mailo to the fendant: nor that any impiied pledee wan mada Lo him by any one having anthority o meko if. A siniuar ruling was made in Commonweaith ya Denehy, 103 Masa,, 424, In thie nubarquent eane of The Commonwenith s, Woodside, 3t Mame,. HB4, it appeara that the defendant was Indicted for embezxiement of the properiy of hisemploger. 110 fied s plea in bar, telying npon certain facta conneeted withh hia wee by the Commonweaith na a withsn as catitiin him 10 be 1o further prosccuted. Ve Conrt atd *+7The facts sct forth in the plea in bar do not con« stitnte 8 pledec: nor do they In any way operata as a bar {0 Ure aentence, ™ e teporis of thess cases from tho Sapreme Court of Masachuactis do not ehosw wiit the de- Ciaton whuld have been had the prosecution of the Geteridants dircetly involved a violation of the pledso of thoes feprescnting tho Gorernment atd R lirench of the pablic faith,” Jut since the plens flose cusua werd nverruled partly npon the nd that there had bren no adrecment or romise, 6xpress or implied. of tmmunity fram sronecution, we infc that had such gn_azreement ae promise been already catsblisied or ndmitted, the nctlon of the Court mighe have boen such aa 1o protect tha defendant from the prosecntion.. Under all the eircumatances, und in order that theao queations may he pimseit upon by the Ku- preme Court of the United Niales, before fupther action upon the partof the proscealing uflicers, the vourt hay conclided 88 to the wx_condemation canes (Nos, 10, UK to 15,604) ta afiem the Jadg- meat of the District Caurt. The Disinet-Attarney cun at oncu take one or all of thesu cascato the No- preme Court of thy Untted states, “winere | doubit '"";“'f’ will be advanced if the Attorney-(ienceal 50 destres, 1n caso 12,803, for the recovery of the doubls- tax penalty, the famo_principles shonld govern as in thecondemnatiun cises, Tho trinl of thal case can swmt 1ho rexultof the condemiation cases 1 the Supreme Court of the Ungiedt Stutas, ‘Tlie ramatning casen of the frat hatch (14,100 and 14, 170), breltg? 150 netions of debt for tho re covery of tages nsewacd, and all the cases of tho secoul bateh (Nug, 1. 13,040, LG8, i, 14, 501, 14,107, 13, 179, L1831, T, 804, wei £:5, 802, velig actiunie of debt on’ dintiltery vouds for paynent of taxcs ngseascd, and on warehousing s fur non-payment of 'taxcs, rTest allogethur upun different grounds. n the second-batch cases the Jefendants present a petitiun aetting furth an agreement between them and the Unitui States oficials, under which they ciaimi exemption from the payment of Uic taxen sued for, ‘As _to four of the defenlauis, A. U, Nestng, Georgo ', Burenshe, Heury . Miller, aud Shuon Powell, & vardon wan wranted them Hept, 21, I87H, 0t certain oifnses for which thiey were Indicted under Seee, 35205 and 5,490 uf the Revisea Btatuiea, 1819 clatmel that thi anee, 10ent of texes apinst inose defendunts hre tused upoun the violativn uf tue Internal-lesente Iaws, fur which they were tndicted, ‘Phe prayer of the petition fy that the Coiet nterpore and, 10 the end that the Uoverament nisy bo comnelled Lo keop its suld alleged agecenient, restratn the further pr cutlon of these suita (Or taxea Bescsncd. The pray- e of the petitioners i (heso tax cases cantiot be granted. 't not competent for sy oflecr of tha Government 0 remit or donste faxes dao feom tha citlzend under the laws passsd by Cons greds [or the collectiun of revenie, I'he pandow of curtutn criminal odensen granted (o the four de- Teudanta heeetofore specinlly named does not puc- purt tu relleve thoac parties from Laxes sssenred or due under the provisions of law. ‘The power cone ferred upon the Presdent Lo grant pardone or remis finew and forfuitiren doea not embrace the power o relleve from the payment of taxes, Congtess aloue can do that. 1t wlght, periaps, confer such puwer upon sume Depdrimeut or oficer of (he Government, but It has not doue o, Let the de. marrer of the Government 1o the ploas ‘fn 14, 109 and 14,170 be suntained, and the petition uf de- fendatiia in Cases b, Xib,1du, 134, 500, 125, 601, 'HI;;(IT, 14,173, 13,821, 13,804, and 13,805 js de- oled, To many who resd Judae Harlan's decisfon the thougit sugwested ftself that it was reo- dered with 4 view of the ense belng Onally takon t the Supreme Court, its evidently pro-forma charneter in many places furulsbing that \dew. However correct they might be on this polit, certau 1t 18 thiat it will gu to the Court of last resort, Mr, Thomson having already taken an apveal. In speaking with him yeatordav alter- noon as to the standing of the parties pending the appeal, Mr. Thumson said that step would preveut the release of the whisky-men's bonds. men, who wonld remain lable until the case wis finally disposed of at Washington. 1t the Bupreme Court dectded in fuvor of the Govern- ment on the question of imuwunity, there would af conrea be u fudgment fu the Government's favor aud aguinst the whisky-umeu. The decislon lenves the second-bateh cases In court, to be tried by Judwe Blodeett or Judze Drummond, and Mr, Thowsun will to-day have them put on the calemdor for Ovtober. The whisky-meu benetitea by the decision of course felt Buppy ul this, the latest, triumph in the history ol Lhe case, and nobody cared par- ticularly for expenses in celebruting, in the usual liqull forw, the igreat victory Just achiev- ed, Unariey Reed fell considersble pride at tho way he had pulled the boys tirough in Joug 40d hard tight, and thauut the Quvern. ment ought W zive Lhem o rest now, sud pot worry them by dragring the thing before the Buprewe Court, where thore was no telling now tobg ftmight ornsment the dovket, The matter had beeu carricd along now for a yeur or Lwo, the Uovernment hau been ° beaten at every point, ausd ho thought It wus no more tuaw falr and right for the Goverument 1o “let up* on his already hinpoverlshied, wor- rled, aud bedeviled clicuts, and give the thing a Test. Per contra, Mr. Thomson insists that the Giov- ernmennt bias a 700d cuse, sud. 11 view of the 1m- ortant Government {nterests involved 1w this est question of immunity tu the whisky men, s denlrous ol having 1t beard at an early day. Ite Dbelleves, furthermors, that the Suprete Court Judges wil) appreciate it importance, st tale 1t up soon alter they assemble at the oexy teri, THE HSOUTIT PARKS. RKERE ¥8. BOUTIE PANK COMMISSIONERS, Park Commissioners aud othiors was slso de- clded by Juuge Bartwu, [t fovolved tha title ta aver 200 wcres of land ta the Hinits of the South Park. The facts were very complicated, but ns the Judge did not vass on all of thew, ouly the leading ounes will be given. It scemns that In 1849 Charles B. Phillips, one of the do- fendants, became the owner of the land ln question. o 1338 W. ¥, Kerr, the complain- havieg the property sold. 1o Jaunusry, 1859, a warrautee-deed of the land to Daplel 8. Swee- ney was reconled, beariog dateUct. 5, 1353, prior to Kerr's judgment. The consideration was stated Lo be $20.000. Feb. B, 1888, anothier decd o the same party by Phillivs aud wife was re- conled. 1n December, 1450, on sllas executlon was {ssued by Kerr agalnst the proverty, but returned by order ot plaintil’s atlorpey without any levy wade. (o Jupuary, 1862, the houss ou the Ilmperl_v was destroyed by tire, and Phillips' famliy, utter remuloing in the uelghborbood a short thae, weut to Mes. Phillips’ qatlier’s, fn Obio, whero they lived for years, Juns 18, 1901, & pluries eXecUllon “was dssued, the Jand levied on, and sold st suctiou to Kerr for about $8.400, and & Sherlil’s desd was subsenquently isaued tohim, In Mav, 1503, the land was couveyed from Wright, who had pre- viously held title to ity o Churles P, Burton for the conslderation of 853, Iu two sttachment sults subssquently brought by Philliue agalust Kurr, this land was levied on as Kerr's property. Yarioua other sults Were had over the property, but 1 Jupe, 1504, Hurton guit-clalined to Jobn Phtlliva, aud the lutter to the South Park Cuin- missfoners for $1. July 20, 1570, Charies P. llhmll«lv‘ quit-claimed to the South Park Com- safselouers. ‘I'hs Judgza sald {o deciding the case that there wers nuincrous questions lnvolyad, sume ol them ditfcult of sulution, but the cas igot be_ disposud of by ouly considering two points. It wus claimed "fi the defendauts that o right was scquired by Kere uader she plurics oxecution of Juue 18,1863, und tho sale, be- vause a previous oue bad been Lssued aud alevy wudo on toe laod. It was wt most but s irregulsrity 1o tssue thy plurics execution, ad- vautuge'ol which sbosld have been takes, If it would buve been takeu at all, In apt tHwe. Tho subsequent conduct of Polllips 1o the attach- auent und other sults In couuection with the long delay tn urgiug such vbjection estovped bt and atl clainoieg under bim frow urzlug such un objection {n the praseut litigation. Thu lasulug ot the pluries execution suould be cou- sidered as a waiver of suy rights acquired by tue lery under the former cxecutions. The sccold and most hmporiant and difileult question was that ja connection with or uuder 1he Humeatead set of 1inols, The defendants ciafmed that when tho levv wus wuade under thy eseeution of June 18, 1663, a8 wull as whou L sales WOk place thereduyger, the cutire tract fu controversy was toe bomestead of Puilhips which Wue wholly exempt from levy and furced sale npder execution or other judiclul provess that cousvguently the asle was-vold 1u ull re- soeity, confernol vo right upuu Kerr which Lo could assert o thy present suig agatnst Phllifpe, susfust suv one holdiug titly uuder thew, The lumestead uct declared tuat there should be exempted frow levy and forced sale, “bealdea thie property Dow cemph by law from sale,” **the 1ot of ground aud the bulldings thereon occupled ug 8 realdence, aud owued by the debtor, beiug u bouscbolder and bavlug o 1amiiy, o the valgy of $1,000." Tha Buvrewe Court 1o iuterprettlg tbe iaw bad beid ant, rocovered a Judgment for $0,410.73 syguinst Plillips, and tssued exceution, | but it was afterward returned without TIIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: I'UESDAY. OCTOBER 1: 1878, 3 that Judgment was not a llen on homsteac vremines that tha owner might aell or mort- yzage the ‘same fres of the judgments thst it :'ml was sentenced to five years In the Penlten- are, James Miller pleaded muilty to burglary, and did mot vary the resuit whether the | wos remanded for sentence. premises were worth gnore or less ‘Thumas Campbell plesded guilty to larceny, than $1.000; I worth jess then that | and was given sixty days in the House of Cor- the sale was prohlbited, and {f worth | rection, wore, then none of the requirements of the statute having been observed In imaking the levy and sale, the sale was unsutorhized. When Kerr vhtalned that Phillipa had & homestead right. But that right did not e: acre lot on whi stoud when it was destroyed by firc, often, it nat excluslvely, a question of fact how much Tami the houschold Bugpromo Court had dechled that it would take notive that a section [neluded four forty-acre tracts. might consist of several Judic witiin the m Each case was ant ¢fr.umstances. letter and spirlt of the law was hest satishicd by holding that the forty-acre lot on which the res- dence of Phlllips stoud was attorother cxemnt from levy and sale under the Homuetead stat- uite, and” that was Inoperativ the Jevy aud sale umler the exceution of 13, 1%, tha' I abandonment. lips forced hia the day of tha showed., Bom homestesd, so in the present Whicl: was, by wives aul ol tha Increase ‘Ttia Court coul oud sntentions: the virposes ment of M I E0INE sense relarence Lo 1l slon waa that twu\luuuhl & the iate of Ke not been lost ha (evy and Consoquently, doeds frum Pbl beco mude by It scemed very myth, and it must to Burton was Innselt. The facts falled to show an snimus revcrtendl. Nono of tho cases prescribed any definite thne within which the return must take place. evidence in the her father's from alsolute neceesily. hiavo tho house rebuilt, as her letters clearly husbatd, as the head of a family, conld cuntrot tho reeldencs of s fs rehts, fut those cascs conld not be spulicable tha very obtects of the lomestead sialule, retalu Lhe statuie-secured righ! L'oiips by her hushund made her right to entertaln independent purposvs in tract waa vold, and couferred no right on Kerr. AR Lo the ro sud Martin tv Hurtun wees frduduleut, having August Jalafasky nleaded gulity to lsrceny, T."?x scntence was suspended durlng good be- avior. Willlam Conlin was tried for sa_assault with fatent to coumit rane, and the jury was out. THE CALL. Junax Hant.ax—Deciaion in Joy ve. Fort Wayne, Jacknon & Haginaw lalirosd, and sct case. Jenkina 18 Siacoy.” No. G5B, Jones ve. Hawes, still on Junor Ruonaerr—Motions. JUBGE OAny-—462, 471, 472, 470, aud 478 to 405, Jinclusive. except 484 and 490. No, 409, Marka va, Hurd, on erial, 4 dunag Jaueaox—103 to 107, 110 ta 114, 110, 121, 123 to 141, snq 134, Na case un trial, Juras Moone—00, G2, 63, No, 58, Scammon vs. Beoville, on trial, Jutug flootn—21 and 28 to 35, incluslve, No case on trial. Junar McALtistea—180 Lo 220, inclusive, ex- cept 100, Nacass on sisl, Chox Fanwxii~1,310, Knoure va. Knouse. Juias WikLiaxe—1,723, Welch v, Welch, JUDGURNTS. Surenton Counr—Cosressions—E. M. Kann v, Marcus Pichlenberg, $1,257.82. JUnak thay—Sansfiels Cosl and Coke Company ve. Nleplen faimer, $300.—Bsitimore Consoli- daled Oyater Packing Company vx Peter Ifniateam, $::02 10.—Joseph Mann et 8l. vo. Fame [neurance Camaoy of Philadeipnia; verdict, $1,125.17, and mutlun for new tral, Cincutt Covar—Conressions—Mathias Fers ve. Anlon Slatueks, d. A, Cralg, and Frank Stenkal, 5,087 0%~ Hiotricn” SHIifés ve. Priederich and Sfaria Deandt, 321,60, Junax McAviisrkn- L. 11, Atcherson ve. Henty Burtese, $18, 7.~ Ludwig Caufman, use, efc., v Fteat and Nainan Friend, carnishece, $1.500.~ M, Biecker, auministrator, ve. trorgs sud Mra. M. Kicutiorn, ' $60.—Y. K, dJardner ctnl. ve. Sylves: ter N, iiiae aud T, B, ety $43L.UT. —¥erd toecxbart vo. Nimwun Wailner, $8J. —Alexnnder Urabe Ve, Bernhard Kufiiman, $450.—Phillp Dieter va, It C. Anthuny, $028,00. =1L, J. Edwarde va. Jacab and Catoliuw M. Forayth, $005, BUPREME COURT. BOCTIRRY ORAND DIVISION. Fpectal Diwaleh to The Trivune. MT. VeRsoN, [Il., Bept, 30.—Opiniuns of the Supreme Court were filed iu Lhe Clerk's oftice Liere to-day in the fullowlug cases: 5. Veople, ete., ¥s, g Muddy lron Company; reversed aud remanded. U, (., U, & St L 1L Co, ve, K £: reversed and remunded, Houd et al. ve. Hauwscy; revered and re- manded. 11, Majors v, Everton et al. ; roversed and m- roanded. 14, Wood etal, va, Burrells; raversed and re- manded. 15, St Pan! Fire-Insarsuce Compagy va, Walls; afirmod. 16, The People, ste. versed nod remanded. his fndgment there was no doubt xtend to more than the fourteen- ich the dwelling-house of Plllllllnl t was hofot " "on which the house of er was sltuated Ineluded. ‘The 1t had been held that a tarm luts of grou eoning of the Slomestesd act, to be decided by Ils own attend- But in tho'present case the its salo under Kerr's juugment ¢ anid vold, unless at tho time of June omestead right bad been lost by Almandonment oxisted when the The resent instauce shiowed Phil- wifea to leave him. Hhe went to But from fire_sho desired to return and e uf the coses laa held that the amily and abandon the a4 to deprive the latter of their Instance, without defeating one of providing a shietter for helpless fldren, to erect barricrs avainst ot vagrancy and_pauperisin. 1d not luuk afone at Phillips® acts i some regard must be had Lo and declarations of the wiie to ‘Thn rbandon- the head of the family, with the he homestead. ‘The (air conclu-| the homestead righe, which un- xisted In tho foriyv-ncre truct at rr's judgment and of the fire, had by sbandonment at the time of aule under which Kerr clammed, the sale of 8o much of the whole erly, adminle- All the Wrhent, wluder of the tract, {11lps throusl Sween Thulltye to cover up bis futerest. i, Rajiaonieyal: s re- probublo that Burtou was i 17. Cavenor ve, Shinkleys affirmod. beld that the conveyunce | 18, Jionnoll va, llultet sl.; ferersad and re- really 8 conveyancs to Philips | manded. sule of the tul, other than the | 1y, Bowman ve, Long: reversed and remandod. furly Beres, wus tbersfore 1o gecordunce with | 24 Altns Life-Insuranca Company wa, Coro et the estatute. rom levy the creditor selling the tory riht of e guired u good hutnestead, s rellel. buying up his hie has ot bee coptract with acre, That co o culled, uvcoust more petitions firmed Tue decision 1 feel sute it void. It therer 271, and leaves npon c‘wl'rt » Jury Lo Rbove ststed. m my wind. an uq'ndluuu by The divorce new sults aud lat of uew cases: Frederick.Krueger, for crucity; Julla Waters from West Waters, adultery und craelt, Bearkan from Joseph Btorkan, for drunkeuness and cruslty ; Agnes C. Armatrong fron William B, Armstrong, Judge Williawms yeaterday granted divorces to the followlng parties: Saruls Aboott from Beln H. Abbott, fur have care of ¢ Agnes 8. Furrar, for desertion: N irom Ingbert Eudoru i1, Hil for cruelty, complaiosut to be allowed to resume tier tnalden pawe. Judpe Harlan will tow mornfug decide the motlou Lo inudify the lnjunction ju the case ol Jay & Denuvison”vs. The Fort Wayne, Jactson & Bagiuww Rallroud Company. In the case of Ketcuell ve. The City of Chiua- §o, fuvolviug the validity of the ordinance tax- ing street-cani betora Juidge tiurlan yesterday to set the case for hearug, The Jadgs tuld themn tu agreo among themselves, ad be wouly put it on the calendar to be heard by Judge Urunnuoud sfter his return. A motion s to be Brake cases this mory 1o cautie the iy the vase of the Uuion Natlonal Life-Lusur- wace Company atraiuing th fiztures of the but refused i us to the 3,000 yai und the tive pulplt chalrs. ux Iryln A. Williaois Bled bils yosterday against Rock 1. the Chicago, Company, ‘l"w pany, the Chicaygo, Burlington & road (.‘mnp-ny, tho Culcagu & Nurthwustern Ratiroad C lJamps granted Chatbeld & Bmith were adjudicated ban Ima;l e by detaull, an Nov. b K. E. Jenking sou Golduuuy, sud A dividend os & debt, case of 31, debits was decl Assigoees wil €. W. Rbudes aud Jubu Plschezak, A composition iecting will be held the same bour fa the case of Truinan 8. Gellot. FUPERION COURT IN BRIZY. I & A. Bosiowliiz Legun a suts for $1,500 yes- terday agalost Joseph Brady. l:!av.l:lJDuy Ii; l‘uullmtnlu.."fl rll u‘& ‘}:) dl.rupau ol lamed Fowley, clalming Ry *# i Lalon Stock- Yard, National Bank sl Martin Farrell saws baok sued A Bumuel Brers for Jugeph Ducks Such # sale did uot vivlete the deblor’s statu- According to Kerr's charges, the South Park Commisswuers got of the dectstun 1s tw kive him the avd, sud o cowpel the Comtuissioners to buy his title “The “The decision,’ sald une of the South Park Commissivners, ** docsn't affect na. Weo have s wife, and proyies for Lbe takiug vut of all ex- s Incurred fu perfecting the titl How muock money have you patd him 1" ' Very little. «W¢ paid bim for doing certain work wiich no one clse could do.*” “Ten thousand dollurs?’ clieaper now than three or four years e T p— 4 Purliapa not, if Kerr doesn’t sk too much.” “How much will you @ive him (" 1 cau's suy, as 1 us ouly ooe of the Bonrd," low the oecused 8 trial by jury, Since then u Judge in another circuit hus held differently, \eud Judize McAliister, haying lately had two vagrants, weut ofer the ground ogain aud reat- former opintou, 1f thiat wectiou danses the eight of trial by jury.ae does, d ¥70 4s stucnidod winy be b Iy otber Justice of the Peace, T hops (0 have no trautle with thess Gueations befute thoy ate fnally 'l relato; Dagiol O'Léary, ‘Wil ba discharzod. yesterduy grauted s temporary lujutction re- ompauy, aud tbe Coleago & Alton | ¥ Raitroad Compasy to reatrain thew from using LDis patent for au “lmproyemeut fu locomotive was declared in the cass of R. Il Mayer & Lo A nnal dividend of 4 per cent was declared the cstate of McFarland, Leach & Mstuer. A dindend of 5 per cent was declared 1o the '\ Swartbout snd 8. H. Beaver. A dinideud of 35 ver ceob on the preferred The excuption of thus purt | al.: eBried, and safe dul wos vreveut | 24, Awwricn Insarance Comuany va. Crawlord; frow lerving upon aud | Teyersedamd remanded other portivts of the tract 1l ¥ 2, Whitney . Savens ceversed and re- ed, 27, lieed va, Colly: afirmec. 28, Davia Sewing-Machine Companyve. Bocki reversed and retxnded. W0, Venn v, Uglesby; afitmed. 31/ Tappingetsl o, Paddock; stirmed. atlriued 83, Banuov va. N taws: reversed and e temption. Kerr Ly fils male we ttle.to all hut the forty-scre d to that extent was eutitlod to pusseusion of liis land by tenants theu boldiog of N, aud 4 tn pusscsaion sice. The effect it 35, Senaidt ve. Wl mended. 30. Maswell va. Longneckee etal. ; reveraed, 34, T'art Al ; aflirmed 1and before the panle was estimuted st from 1. Bowlesville Mining Compeny ve. Paillugs $5.000 to $6,000 an scre, or from $1,000,000 (o | adlemed. $1,500.000 for the tract. What 1t is worth now | 0. Meerits vs, Rastst. Louls Hall MUl Compa- nobudy knows. ny; eirmed. 41, Mulliai) et al, ve, Glilenple; aMrmed. 1 a. ve, Whitheld: afirmed, . X rul, s, Hiocls stal. ; revensaa and remanded. 45. Merchants’ Dispatch Transportatios Com- puiy va. Joesting et ailirned, 46, Same vu, Ueyser; ‘afirmeil, 47, Swme va Tapping: sMrmed. 48, Mclike va. Sutter: afiruc 40, Touutres ve, Talbott et al. : aMrmed, 52, Ntemple vo. Thomas; afllrmed. 1) Launduiio ve. lecer et al. 3 nifirmea, 5. Mueller ¢t al. va, Dobachuts et al. ; roverssd TUB KESULT. Phillips 1or the Jupd at $800 an vers the Lomistead right of nis “Not the hulf of it. We have cerried this | > Sesiof thing alone by htigauon from inflated times TS, Nehruer ya. Wessels afirmed. down to lacd-pay, and wan get the property 57, unytesleer vs. PPeople. aflirmed. B0, Fayile va. Markelu; revirved. WL Jansen ot al. Y Varoum et al; reversed and remanded. W Kk of a1, va, Welshs afirmed. i, Harvey etal va, Colline: ulirmed, 94, Veople, ote., Yo, Lonuey; afiaed, Scott and Walker, JJ., diesent) IN GHNERAL. (ih. Newcamb va. Boutae: reversod and. remand- SUE 4 FADOT AVAINACPTALNED. O R b e, Last winter Judge MeAlllster rendered an.| 70, lteynolds va. Town of Fuster; afirmed, opiilup lolding the ** Nagrsnt act,” as it s 71, Ringetal. va. Carsoll ot aL; roversed and remanded. 2, 2:‘“"" va, Mlo‘ll'mn lfl:flnefl. dn 1. Coleman vs. Billings et al. ; reversed in part. 7. B e, Nevin: urmed: 7 ndt ef al, va. Martin et al. ; reversod and titutfonsl, becouse it did not al- for habeus curpus by convicted & Alton Listiroad Company va. Platt; remanded, craed uni T Tiypee v, Griin et al, ; aMlrmed. 70, Rodenmulier ctal, ve. Sampe; roversed and remanded. W1, Kahott vs, People; réfersed and remsnded. R, Aine Life-insurance Company ve, Ford; sfirmed, B4, Leova Foxetal; concludes as follows: ) 11 4 clearly uncoustitutional ore did ot smend the original deg Ibas it stood, suthorizing s Gne of reversed sud:remsnded. 20, Hut urigingl Sec, 270 buviag oven anended by 5. Ly $, Ralyer; affrmed, X raviuiz out fhie panistiment {horcin prescribed, | 84 Grvett va, Nugge, roversed and:romanded. thure 18 nu puishwent left but tu original 271, P r:“ e ian ote e MemsaEbeIKiers Disresarding Bec, 271 na amended, provecution | M Toard o X ehsentelmer; ving the ace al, but the punishinent usust be ay "Vlibe 18 Ll Wuy the cass worke vat d, tutil ) am overroled by some 14, Gould ve. The Peopie; reversed and re- mured. NORTHERN GRAND DIVISION. Orrawa, lil., Sept. s0.—Suprems Court pro- ceedings this afternoon MOTIONS DECIDED, 314, IMoyt va, Poople ex rel, Huck; motlon sas- talned and the appeul dismineed. U4, Guge et ol vé. Redew, and 395 (Rawe ve. Same); motion allowsd, ani sut diamiveed with leaye 10 withdraw the record and abstracts. 3, People's Docket—Peopls ex rol. iiiland et al. ve, Davie st application for -pcmmwo:{ it of mundamus atlowed. A summoms will ue, retnrmable at the noxi term. NEW MOTIONS, 201, Hasaet al, ve. Chicayo Building Soctety; motlay by the Lwlhnll to discharge the rule. 40s. Samo va, Bamo: saume motios. it 44, Munger ursh; mution by the appellan tho sppeal nllowed. The appealis dis- the Buurewe Court, Scully sod Uornolius NIVOR: market was vory sctive both in, aecrves. The following 18 tue | Caroline Krueger from = Mary drunkeunoss sod cruelty. ¢ drunkenneds, complalnant to | gy 0 urder, nid: Willlan Q. Farrar from | i oyt ¢ al. vo. Chicaro, Durllogion & Ltls Arnesen uincy ltallroad Compsny; wotlon to strike out Arpeson, for desertion: und | the efxth, seventh, sud eighih assignwents of ard from Willlam 1o Ulttard, | 700 gon ve. Pleming: o motlon. lesve te ven to withdraw the record, abatracts, and ITEMS, Magoussou va. Williaws et al, ; same mo- tion and rds 410, Lymsu v 3 appeal dismlseed on short Tevord, With b per cent dauiages. Lorenzo Allis will be aditted to practice on forclzn hicenses, Application of D, W. . Castle (o vractice on toreign hicenses, CALL OF TUE DOCKRT, D'Arcy vs. Gsgeet al.; attirmed under the #50 aploce, & motlou wis maie D'Arcy va, Jafleayct al,{ samo, D'Arcy va, Piteh . Munger vs. Marsh: heretolore dlem Penouyivania Cowpany vi. Lync sed. taken oo Pennsylvania Company vs. Hankey, taken. 3 tp v, ltauch: taken. vrson va. Jockweil: taken. Btuwell ve. Moore; taken. . 1luil va, Jounston: Gl Norton et ul. va. Ricumoud; taken. loual Bank of Chicaga ve. Leavlis; atirmed uuder the rule. “ud, Cuty of Clitcago, etc., va. Peck ef al, and Ban hetetofore dis- of Chicago; sauie, ats' Unjon Express Com- pany ve, Kacly; taken, 250, flarttord Life & Aonuity Insurance Come By ve, Uray, executor. cie, < laken. 237, Clicago & Northwestery Hailway Company 'suple ¢ rol. (ty of Kivin; takea. 253, Bame va. Dimick: taken, 2500 Coulluve, Caricr: takuu, 280, Chicago City Hailwsy Compsay, ete., vs. City ol Chicago; Lken o et VIBGINIA FINANCES, NEW YORK, SBept. 30.—A dispated from Rich- mond, Va., says that Gov. Holllday, the Blate Treasurer, aud the Auditor of Publle Accouuts Lave Lod & cunlereuce with some ‘of the Prest- dents of the bauks, the object befng to obtaju u loan of $252,000 for the vurpuse of pavng the expeuses of the public schoals. The wschoots have Just been reupencd, bus there Is not u dol- lar in the State Treasury with which to carry them ou Or to pay the arrearsges aond sslaries due sincs the lust sesslon, The teachers wrs claworiug for sbeir pav, snd lo yome places they have aciuslly refused Lo begin thelr labors of the present sesslon uotil they have re- ceived tae amount due them for the lagt. §t1is clajwed that the tazes levied aud collected sor the suppori of the public schools Bave besn var- Bank sued | verted to other uses, but principaliy to defray- und Danfel Healy for $1,00. ‘Ibe | ine the expenses of the State Guvernment. rt wud W, Al Calvla wod Gov. Hollwday set forth the extracrdinary exr Bencies of the vceaslon und wude an carsest sp- beal to the bankers for tue lows. pleaging Lim- seif, a8 (hv Exscusive, L0 sce that Ui wuount wade o the Tanner- betore Judize urlan, epurt. Alates vs. Cuss Ctiapmuan, Judge Movrs 8 of bie vrgan sud otber Michlzun Avenue Baptiai Chureh, of carput STRD WEATES COUNTS. sland & Pactile Raliroat Hilinois Central Railroad Com- Quincy Rail- el April 29, 18 . BANKHUFTUY, ¥ d & warrant issued returnal was appoluted Asslzace of Sam- C. D, Lusk of A. L. Bell. ber ccnt oo the preferred ed {0 tho case of F. C. Mierke. | be vhosen at 10 3. m. to-day for CIBCUIT COUKT. CRININAL COURT. re e ded Kullty to burwlare. Danvilte Ratiroad ve, Henderson et . would be patil when tha Leglslatare meets. He was seconded by the other State officiajs. The bankees did not at theconference advance the needed moncy, and it fa said they are not dispured to make the loan without the proper security. UNWRITTEN WAR HISTORY. A Proclamation that It fs Sald President Lincoln Prepared, but Never Issned. Washington Letter to Neo Fork Sun (Dem.), 1o the dark and uncertain daya preceding the outbreak of the Rebellion, there was much donbt In the mind of Mr. Lincola regarding the disposition of the people north of the recog- nized dividing line between freedom and slavery to sustain sggressive measures for the preservs- Uon of the Unfon. Btate after State had seceded, and no demonstration had been made at the Nurth to counteract the force of such movements st the South. On the cootrary, there were publle men who openly advocated & division of the Union into such parts as would it geographical lines and their own Intereata and ambition, Notabiy, Mr. Hendricks favored a Northwesiern Confederacy; some New Yorkers saw In the coufusion of the times an uyporulnll.y to make their city the Venico of America; and _some Californisns thought a Republic on the Pacific,iwith Ban Frandisco for its commercial and political Capitsl, would de- velop into niighty proportions before the end of the century. (forace Greeley had advocated in the Tvilune pesceable separation, and boldly proclaimed: ~*Let the erring sisters 10 in ace.” ‘The Indlanspolis Journal in the Wost, [napired by an ambition to *take a position,” occupied thessme ground. The Northern States seut Peace Cominissioners to Wasbington Lo plead with the Bouth for a pesceable sotution of the ditliculties and s maintenance of the Unlon. ‘The Government under Mr. Buchanan did nothing to repress the military preparations making in the South, and when Mr. Lincoln was fnsugurated there werc nine States defytog his authiority, sud ready for war, His Administra- tion hat s most formidable opposition tn the two remaluing Bates that seceded, and in those also that attempted to do so. 11 upport st the North, In the event of war, he regarded as uncertatn, sud anarchy appesred fnevitabie. Ia this coudition of affairs, Commisstoners ap- pointed by Gov. Plekens, of Bouth Carolina, ap- pearud on the scene, and throug Judge Camp- bell, then late of the Bupreme Court, who bad restimed on the secession of Loulsians, com- menced 8 negutiation for the surreader to that Btate of the Government forts and property within s Jimits, The Cummissioncrs were also aldued by Dr. Todd, of Kentucky, a brother of Mrs. Lincoln, who was io harmony with the viewn aud actious of the South Carolinlans, He wus 8 temporary habitant at the White fouse, atd acyulred tuformation fo & private way that nu one tould bave obtatucd 1o an otlicial capaci- ty, atd which wus made use of as time and clr- cimstanves required. ‘I'te nexotiatious of Bouth Carolina with the Government failed, nol breause of an indlanosition to eotestala the proposition submitted, but on acount of the precipitate action of South Carolina troups in bombaniiog Fort Sumter. This made & pesces- big dissolution of the Union a matter of fnpos- sibility nud wer au fuevitsble necessity. Whilc these nevotiations were peuding, bow- ever, & oroclamaton hud been prepared recog- Dz the fact of the secesalon of certain States, and virtually acknowledging thetr independence, surrenderior b them atuted powers of the Gen- e Guvernment over property and places within their limits, and guaranteeiog them reaceable posseasion of the sswe ou conditions specitiod. This proclamation hed the sanction of Mr, Wade of Ollo, avd was in accordsnce with Mr. Greeley's frequently expressed views., With the appearance of the prociamation was tu be an editorial 1 the Washington and New York papers sustaining the actiou of the Ad- miuistrstion. ‘This was also prepared snd held ready for use when the oceasfon demanded L But the action at Fort Sumter changed all this, aud & proclamuation was issued {nstesd 1or 75,000 men for three months to suppress rebellion; aud waur was thus secepted by an un- willing Government sud people. The proclamstion calling fur troops s s mat- ter of hustory; that previously prepared luok- ing 1o peace Is wot, sud Its existence muss ba sroved from other sources than officixl records. ‘he cvidence on which it rests s the following statemant: Mr. A, T. Cavis, 8 f-reader at thu Government printing-vilice, Is 8 gentlemun of intelligence and culture, aod of uudoubted Veratity, e ls nnauve of Peunsylvanis, but went to South Carolius in 1847, and remained untt)_ulter the War, Previous' to snd dariog the War he was editor of tbe Sowth Carolina Guardian, publisbea at Columbla. His position gave hiai ucqualutance snd associstiou with Tho State authoritiee, and he speaks trom per- aunlluknowladp regardivg the maiters hereln stated. The prociamatioo lookiug to a peaceable sep- aratiou of the States was obtaned by Dr. Todd while ut the White llouse, and by hlin given Lo Govw. Plekena, It is not known how be cime o possession of it, and it is not necessary to in- quire into thst now, But that he had the origi- nal draft ot the proclamation. that It and the cditoria) designed to accompany its publication were written on ofllcial paper” bearlng the fm- press * Kxecutive -Mausion,” s undoubtedly true. The proclamation uud editorial were shown by Gov. Pickens to Mr. Cavis, and by the Jatter published o his paper, the South Carulina (uardn 1o the burnjug of Columbla by Sherinan’s troops the oftice snd flles of tho Guardian were destroyed, sud there s no copy of the paper cxtant coutaining these documents. The original papers, huwever, ore in the posses- slon of Mrs. Iickens, at Edgefleld, 8, C.,who tus carefully preserved al) the bouks and mana- pis coliccted by he late busband, ‘This [s 3 most important and Interesting fact connected with the unwritten history of the Re- bellfon. It aliows how ditficult it was even for the taost lous men to *‘read the sigos of the times,” and the eveata fotlowlng proved that the peaple knew more than thelr rulersand sssumed leaders. — . HOSMER'S ESTATE. Iarrronp, Conn., Bent. 50.~James B, Hos mier, the oldest citizen of Hartford, who died last week at the age of 07 vears, gave to the Connecticut Theolugical tostitute of Hartford during his life $1U2,000. In his will, to-day od- mitted to probate, hic Jeaves $5,000 rach to the Counceticut Fistorival Soctety of Ilartford, the Charitable Bociety of Hartford, sud the Hart- ford Hosplial; $2,000 each to the American Tract Boclety 0! New York, Awmerican Board of Commissfoners for Foreign Missiuus, American Tlome Misslonary Bociety of New York, Amner- wau Educational 8uclety of Boston; $2,000 each 1o the Amerlean Bible Sociuty of Washivzton, American Scaman's Fricods' Socicty of New York, Asylum for (mbeciles at Lakevill2, Conn. Wadsworth Atheowum ot _Hartford, Ilartfor Orphan_Asvluw, and the Widows' Souu{ and 1ho Woman's Christias Associstion of Tlurt- ford; ana $1.000 1o the Liberia (Africa) Coliege, of which J. Roberts is President. To seven relatives the sum ot $200 each. ‘Ihe Connecticut. Theological Institute fs tha residuary legatee, and receives about $100,000 n addition to thy $1U2,000 siready given, e —— NEWPORT'S SENSATION, Fnovingnes, R. 1, Sept. 50.—In the Su- premo Court to-day. hearing was had on s petitlon of vertain taxpayers of Newpors thut the City Treasurer of that city bo restralned from paviug bills for the ball given by the City Conncil to the nthicers of the British S8quadron. Chief-Justico Durles said thers was llu‘u doubt in his mind thst the Coyneil had excceded its autbority in the expenditure of the mooey. ‘The only 3“‘“0" was whetber tho petitioners, by thelr delay, had lost their vedress. e thought it the duty of the Court tu grant an Injunction for the presest, to give time for fur- ther Investigation. RELIGIOUS EXCITEMENT, New Yous, Sept, Su.—Father McNamara, & deposed Cathinlic prieat, who conducts s nifssion 1 Water street and seeks to found sn “lsish Cstholic Church," preached in the gospel-tent yesterday. About 4,000 persons dlled tho teat and crowded the street, A Jarge police lorce waa present, aud twive wers compelled to drive back the men and women who, o a frenzy of excltegientadenonuced MeNamara, At the con- cluslon of theservices, when McNamars energed Trom the taut, the crowd yelled and rushed to- ward him, Hedrew a revolver, saviog: "1 will defend myself at all coat,” walked through thu peaple, wod, attended by the police, got away 1o the street-csrs. There were no arreats. SAVINGS BANK STATEMENTS. To tha Bduor of The Tribuns. Sundsy's TRINUxE contalued the following: Au ** Kigbih-Wand sutacribor® wiites us loguiriod fo'regand 1o thy Fecurd uf oy Mtate Scaalors (ud Cook County now caudidates for Congress on tue bill Lefore the Legislstury thiue yesrs agu dirccting the Auditor of siat W examivilons of the cundi- ton of tie savivgs Ja Chicago sad tilluots, sud uDllsh the satne, aad wlso requirlug the wyeral aas- 14 Ualaicn u0 ubitah susrierly siatomentsof thuir coa- diffon.” "Our prescut recolicciion (s that vio of the Dreseit exs3¢nALuTe Why (8 £UOLLLK Ur Cougress in this City Uid al Be could 10 & ey kud crouked way, 1o da- feal 1Bas SAHL, and Was sucucastul 18 bis oppoaliion to It i e weke T R ave beel L a wper aiui S WiiiHiuis OF ol ars Lo the defionturs 1 (e satiigs bauks Laequently Lruke, 1y ieeping throush s Keytucld (b oduie of th ex-esasor ‘Wigus perhaia by iscovere 1consider St » cowardly lmafnuation sgaivat wy record, and I sak space for s reply. Astbe Scu- ate foarual coutains @ record of all buslness trand- acted In the Benate, you, or any other person, can refer to safd fournal for facts, snd need not rely upon your ‘‘recollectfon,” or draw upan yonr imagination, in order to anawer your '‘eorre. rpondents.” Any person who Is not Ignorantly maliclons would not make sucha charge amalnet me, As the Benate journal ahows that 1 never, dar- Ing my six years in the Benate, cast a vote sgainat each a blll. They would also know, if they con- nalt the record, that the bill has never been, to my knowledye, defested in the Senate, but was defesied in the House every session. The laat seamion such & hill wae Introdnced In the Senato by Senator Milla, 14 was referredio the Judiciary Committee, compored of fiteen law- yers, threa of whom were members of the Con- atitatlonal Convention of 1870. Judge Archer, Chairman _of raid Commitice, reported the bl back to tbe Sennte with & recommendation ** that the biil do not pass,** on the gronnd that It was nacondtitational, = Said re- port.was nlgned by thirteen lawyern of his Come mittee, The oill and report were ordered orinted, and, as the same bill came ©p in the JHonse of Representativen a coupta of daya Jater, and was de- feated hy an overwhelming vote, the owner of the bill in the Benate or his Committes never called it up, 80 you tea the bill was wot even before the Senata” the Isst sesalon. The Senate journal shows all this, In 187 and 1875, the only time the bill waa op in the Senate, T spoke and voted for it (a that time Mr. Bogue's hill), TLin weidom 1 snawer any newanaper attack, nor would [ now were it not necesaary {n arder to pro- fect my pailic recard, —something 1 am not aahamed of. That, with my private characier, il Thave, iad 1 dou't propose to bo robled of either, Mizgs Kenox. / —— THE TRIBUNE BRANCH _OFFICES, TO ACCOMMODATR OUR NUMEROUS ihrouguout be city we hars entabiished cet o tha d(ferent (tvisloas, s dealgaaied are advertisements will be Laken (or the sama ce 4a ctiarged At ine Main Oftice,aud will be recelved untll @ o¢lock p. M. during the week, aad until 9 p. m. o0 Batatdayt J. & R.BIMMS, Beokseliers aad Blationers, 120 Twenty pecoudst, B WALDEN, Newsdesler. Stationer, ete.. 1000 Weat Madison-st.. nesr Wealsra-ay. RUBY HRUMSTON, Veat-5ide News Depot, 1 Blue 181 v., coraer of Halsted-st. RICK, Jeweler, Newsdsaler, and Fancy . enraer Lincoln. T L meis __ _SURURBAN HEAL ESTATE, P‘OKHA!.B—" PER FOOT, ¢0 FEET PRONT RY within just 1w Llocks of depot tn irying vte, dn front of lota, Thia x ago for 25 per foot: it i sr fnspection. T. B. BOYD, FoB saLtosion wiLD RUT A BEAUTIFUL LOT one Black (rom depdt, &L Lagrange. 7 miles fron Chicaro: $1% dow and $5 moutbly. eheapest proverty fu_markee and showo free, aimtract free: railruad fare, 10 cents. A IIROWN, 142 Laxalle-st., ltoow ¢ ___RFAL ESTATE WANTED, Bruperty was sulif not §od pruperty and wil om 7, 179 Madlsun-#t. W ARTku-wmick Housg, NEAR CAlis, Tl B3, U0 eaali; must e ing, well located, [ Avidress ne offics. ¥O RENT-MOUSEN. Nouth Niae. [0, ENT=83 PLR MONTH, THO-STORY AND busemeot frawe bouse, i3 Thirty:secondat, | aaire of W.URAY BROWN, provements, 18q ., Ituow 6. PO RENT-HOUSE OF BRATRIE-AV.. TEN ROOME, tar, and gaa-Aatures. kuod baru; near Thirty Seo- W, D ALLEN, 145 State-t North Siae. RENT~843 I'KR MUNTH -ELEGANT FOUR- wtory brick bunss contalning 1Y rooma, sl mudern tmproverments. (%) North Lasailes, (Bgaire of ¥, W.NKWIHALL, 132 Boutn Water-st. X0 _RENT-ROOMY, West Blas. RENT—$7 PER MOMTIL & LARGE HOOMS, 1147 Wast Taylur-at. Inquire at 35 Westera: 71'0 ENT—A SUITE OF TURKE RUOAS, MODERY fmprovemenls sujlahle for hunsekerping, st 243 West Aadison el , several cheap cullages. ML TUOMPBON, 250 'Weat Madisuu-ot Sonth Biase Tfl RENT—-82 PER WEEK=WKLL LIGRTRD, NICR- 1y furnishied rooms to gentiemen only. Expusition Viditors taken 8t muderate futes. 376 Slate-s T 7|0, TENT-FiONT HOGSC FURNIaNET. Wi #as. cloact, cic., Yery cheap t reutieaion only, st 81 Dearbun Sl e A 130 RENT—SICELY - FUININIED RG0! A 1y S o 0175 Foaet tanduiph-st, pb. TN IS peciable parties = L ooima 12 rtp '1‘0 HENT—-A FINI Il 0 it front room., also onr wingie rovm, valy one fgH: of st TS and 168 Bash ARsaL A BMALL FAMILY OF hulige 10 & K034 Bekehborhod, nesr buslnes centre, from Nov. 1, OF sooner, AUdteas €48, Tribune om NV ANTHDZTo RENT=—4 v house, witli Jarge barg attachied. M Y anmah: « south of T 1y -alxth-st, Wi pay goud ‘eut_fur satie. Address U Frivune uffice. _HOARDING AND LODG " Boutn iaes 19] AN, 1= LALUMEY.AV-Loows wiTu At this clownnt location, everyihing rsi-ciaas 1y the siricess sense of Lhe teFiu, ABd GTIecs Teasouable for the stcomn Aorth Stae. stions furplaéd £ AND 7 NORTIL CLALK-NT, — FIRST-CLABS O Loard $4 10 Supes week, shin use ol plaso bath) day-doerd, $3.0ub West Sldce ]2 HOUTL SANGAMUN-51 —NICRLY FUmNIalN. % “ed frany Tiam, with board, {of RenUeman aud Wife; wrins moderate, aolets. LAREXCK NOUSK. N0s, 331, O 385, AND 257 i 2 P:III(G"CL. 'Iiull:lg:‘ll n‘n;l)l‘ul'(‘llu llnl!ll‘ ulll‘,— oA a0 OO, v GAY o ook, S, 7, 2™ Fitaiahed ruoin to reut withut boani: * Country, ‘[HEQLD WALKER LLSIDENCE 08 RIDOE-AV., Evaoston, with ta plesmunt roo nd lasie ewitl- vated grounds, will Lave Yacaat rouis 106 & fow select reons by the middio ot Octobers sn nviting howe [ablo may be expected. BOARD WANTED, TOIDLTWG SouNG EaTLENES NOULD like o hume with a private family, would oceupy one lurye fvoni; elther fu the North oF south Divisiou, 1o advence. Address North preferrod. ‘T'erms slwa) 30 Hribune otes, o o 10 MRee: AGIER ROAD=AND Oft_EABT _HOOW furataned whioll part. with bard: luca- tion deaired. on the West Side, Taton Purk, sad within uge or two blocks of Madlson-at. car. G 42 Trisube obice.. BOpIPLON Y T BIDK BY TWO SMALL FANI liea, wisly Toumé ur more, i basls, 10 eri- ate faintly with o other boarders. - C . 1 ribu ... LOST AND FOUN DET-BATUKDAY N1GHT OX MADIKON BTREET car, ¢ Iady’s goid scarl-pin. ‘The inder will confer a favor by returniug §4to ¥, . DsBEIRAKD, toom o 70 Dearborn-st. LDBT—!? FINDER OF BIORTHAND BOOR LOST o Thuck Injaad irati a4t vatuiay eveutng wii) tirn 10 cunductor he will be pald fur his trouble. A drvas C 3, Tribune cfics. TLOTF SODAY "ATRIROUS. "4 WD FIAWE with 8 Lurder. Fluder whil bo well rewsrded by lenving 16 L ul Buuth Clark-st., fu haseusent. OST—OH KTOLEN=AT NOVICKEWE THRATIE 4 orthe Exposition Halldlag raturdsy afternoon, s Pockeibook contaluing noiey ADid Hlltm i Pruperty Of & cleTRynas A Hberal rewsrd wiil paid for s Tetam 10y ¥ by 233 Twealy-oiith-st. OST~LAST KVK! BOUTIL o In B T A T Ve e warded by feaving 1t & ok The * avio POLABCHRCR S 10 ptatorats R OSTEPT. -TW NAMES PAGL £y siraguse sud Pasquar Media, Gne 14 years uid, the athier (2 vue ted hutt, tha other” Linck sod freckle Twenty-8ve doliars Teward tor Onder sod expen: " compicxtra boy wears s cap. e Ol oot rackcs. CREAT AN Priaak” o T O S EFONE BUYIYO 4 PIANO OIf OHOAN HEAR the wunderful Lyon & Healy upriaht E'lllfl\. 1t bas e B e Suire & Aevbeviats it ace] b s ong, wiio des T b FAthout dase LYOY & HEALY: State sid Mostowsts: TlT i 3 W SQUARE PLANOS, NEW ORUANS, To rent ur for sale un Iastaliuicuts st Wo . KIMBALLYE, d Adains-eis. s AL W, - ERES axp ouaan HOUSE, ATE, { OIINER AD. 3.9 GHAND' ALK GHEAN ___CANT OFF AR LA S L A SR ei’'s caat-ofl clu 3 . it 0¥ edidran kTR, 54 ~tatern OFF CLOTHING AT 1. ABHl PAID FOR CAB MLha. b Urdera by il prouiptly ELDRIUS, 9 blale: sitanded toy. Eatabilshen i1 __SISCELLANEOUM. =~~~ ‘ AN’ — COUNTEIS. BHELVING, AXD ‘irawiis, sustable tor & drug-store. Address C 43, Tribupe o WA BYATHA UHALFEMAN, SAN plu soecialiies of sy kiile TUF the wholesals (radv, o comwissivu. Adiress €33, Tlnea otilce. _OFFICE FURNVSURN. ARTED-CHEAL YOIt CAS} SKCONI WiliEhak (u.llnder ml:mu{ DECR Tribuus ot . PERSONAL. MATIUN WANTED-OF LHELM OLK who left 100 Portiand-av. Ssturdsy mwru- feot high, bas black Lalr, bluo cycs wnd wearns suit of bive, I o A BELETONY AMEIL DA, THE Taat rox lied edinlo. Iy nivrocey, 4 Voie: coal 12, Will take S0 POVRIETY, Wokt's Motel. ‘O BXCHANGE. ANGE-CARRIAG i vue open i . Lo LEk, ¥ K1 N for 173 v bricy’ 78 Washluguourat., o ateriiee o vak Lakkos ek crurs ui Bibar. WANTED-IIALE HELP, Boekieeners, Clerks, &ce ‘vA!TEl»—-ASMSTA!T BOORREFFER. A MAN veried in the grocery trade preferred. C 29, “Tribune office. \ ANTED- Y C! Kt K #ood penman wnd correct in figores. Alsd, 8 Dot must nnderstand nlcllnfi; first-cinss referenca Teauirrd. Appiy 1o M. ERONBERG, 167 State-at. Tradese ANTED-A FIRST-CLAS: WimoLs, Hun s, srgyar €40 came weil treommended in_8vel wlcmln .« Toledo, 0., Information sddrew FIRED EATON ARTED_OKR FIRST-CLARR CORNICE MARS WALTEVGOKR FinsnicuAss CORNICE MAR: AN £ TBOSS N D Nona but Bravcctass nandi anet spay. T AM4-5 ‘Vunnlcmr“mric. INQUITIR AT 23 DE- 3 Ogden-ay, . Ralb-st., Dear Liohey and \thmn-l« MAN WHO TAOROUGHLY GNDER- di ¢ - of 4o fiands the magaactire of miverai-pataL. - Gall ANTED - AHORMAREI " FIRAT- IV ok, oty i T Y Employment Agencies. WAKIED- % RAILKOAD ~LANOREKS roB 204 Houth Wato! i VW ANTEDzm AT TATIORERS FOR e RN Y CAL HR AL ] TSP LRIECR S, 2 Wert Hantoipne e Miscelianecous. VW ANTED-CANVASSERS IN CITY AND COUN- Ata lr,.'b:'z'l'n male l‘m‘l "'\".I:'efe ’M‘a"nrl?,en muC;‘. for o sal e Fayass to B1nn fay. . Koom 55, 08 Lasalie e ooaict: IV ANTED = PIRST-CLASS HARNESS CLEARRE and second driver, ncq! cliys Do orher need nppiv. 637 MAdison-st "o WASTED-LIVE MEX_AND LADIFES TO BELL Tolicioth abTona. ATnopiicie needie cases, chrom Jewelry, and 500 other fast-selliag Articies; azents st RO Gty Chicare, * o & M- LINING VWARTRL=HIX LIVELY MEN TO BRLL 1IN ware. Can make fair wages. Call g'clock; oratiarap. m., st oS et abem. 20 %" \WARTED=X AN 7O ABSIAT TH Wi REW 1 h N e chen o sty . GLARY CUTTRRE, romos. _We cut prices WayTEL-w #tationery packages, and o vi 184 Btate. AM, N NOVELTY Domesticsa VWAFTED-AN EXPERIENCKD COOE AND SXC- 4 ond girl; l!fflflhm required. 563 ichigan. WaHu-TWo IOUGUTY CUMPRTERT &iris o7 conk and Isandress and second girl; oo: Bare fuod relereucen. Apiy on Tuesday atierno: w office o tia Good ¥ fostceul atnariian, 1 ‘Raodolph: 7 ANTED-IMMEDTATELY AT 208 MICHIGAN- .“}l tiermau or Scandinavisa girl to '.r.anM L SECOND WORK, AP Call ay 1 Stas 1u the inllitnecy tare.. ANTED-A GIRL TO NRRAL 1TODSE- WAL Aoty SR B AL, JIOTEE FOR™ GENERAL {WANTEL= 4 "G00y aut. bousework, Apply at 74 Fulton-st. Wanisn-a PR Lrjol 03 &I wages. Oall 82 115 Nurses. VWASTED-A COMPLTENT HURSE GIRLy ONE ot less Lhian 10 years oid, with sstiafacto 3 ence 1083 Michigau-av. " e ANTEO—A GIRL'T) TARE £ OF Cuil~ ‘ drea. Apply _‘._'m_lgnun-fl.cmu 2y, Launaressess ASTEDN-IMMKDIATELY A FEW PIRRT-CLA! A\ A v A N S Miacellameous, st CHASs, AGE & CO. right one. AL THOME. 100 Wahash ITUATIONS WANTE BookKeepors, Cloris, dc. ITUATION WANTED-BY: A RESPECTABLE man of good adiresn, with 15 years' experience, a8 travel r saleamnan (i the tea trades secu: v 3 Address C 48, ‘Iribune nffice. Hochriy, o ‘Araace. e, " Audress A. FOLNEI 407 bouth Stare-at . Conchimen, Teamsters, &ce QITUATION WANTKD—BY A SWEDISIL COACIL Addreas €45, Tribu i S Miscclinncoun, QITUATION WANTED-BY A GERMAN AB farni insiager, inviog 16 years' experience, thoruugh breeder Gt Jervey catlle, knows il way come well recoumendod. Partiue wisilw to e pio alle and pructical inau will pleass sddress U 40, Inbiue vice. _SITUATIONS WANTED_FEJMALY. Donienticus QUTOATION WANTED—HY A GERMAN 0INL STRATION AN Tt o WY tagtaanr QIIUATION WANTED_LY A GOOD Gl TO UG L) second wirk or wencral huusework. Call or sddress TWo Wentworth-av, 5 )10 i Amekea T ana fron.” Carl st 17¢ Mazweli o, up-atatre. .~ CQITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAS TO 10 b rouking in & privele boardiog-house. Inquire ab agysout Ureco-et ¢ SITLATION WaNTERNETE YoUNG Guil: R couk oF generat housework. Apply st No. 968 ‘Ed- Gar-st. on Tucadey and Wedneaday f7om 10w 3. HTUATION WANTED-DY A WOM distance i the rouniry, 10 8 small fsmi)) cvok, waatier, And Ironer; has good references frum Coluiry.. GOV L b Fiebissneat. S’ITUATI“N WANTED—BY A YOUNU GIltL YOI Y geaeral bousowork na small private family, Cal Tor twa days a1 341 JolERL QITUATION WANTED-DY & GIRL 70 COGK, Y waab, aodlrou (u & private famiy; refareace ff nocsled, * Vieass calf at 141 Huron-sh. = SUTUATION WASTED-TG b0 GENRIIAL TOUIK: ) work i a smell family. - Apply b 34 Tuwnsead-at. T oasment. eneral homow, 2 Ade Gress: 34, Tribung ol o QITUATION WANTE! N it iy, Wit b SITUATION WANTED-BY A LADY OF GULTI. "ated taate a8 housekeeper i s brivae fawily. Ade dress, with parilculars, X Tihuue oftice. Employmeat Agencies. SITUATIONS WANTEDCFANILIKS. (X NED QP o B A INLCIAn OF eIk, (EIvly bl oD b supylicd AL U, DUshA'S uftice. 172 otk __ QITUATIONS WANTEU-ANY ONEL i3 WANT OF wood eliaple feinaie heln uf all nationatiies wiil do Felllo . GLEASON'S Employment Awcacy, A DVAKCES MADE 08 DIAMONDS, WATCHES, houas, eic., 8t LAUSDERS private omice 120 aa- Juiph-st. bear Clark, Lo Y ol u_Establiahed 1858, AR At Full oL GULD ~AND SILVERY ‘Modey {o 10an on watches, diaivonds, Aod yariabies wf ov: cacripilun 8t GULNSMID'S Loan and Buthoa wutieo (liceusen, o kast Madisoa-t UANS MAL Eatabifalied 1583 0N PURNIFURE WITHOUT fik- o other gyou sucurtiies W Qisaore buracel., - lwom MUSEE ToLuAN N “RUMS TO BUIT ON UL M uigure without reuioval, plancs, diswonds, ete.; ‘aleq suial) Bumis ou Feal eainte; 1ot 3, 113 Raadolb. JENNIES CAN BE HAD IN EACHANGE VOt Curreacy a 5 e countiug>room of the Triude. QILVELL 25 AND 60 CENT PIKCES IN PACKAURY L) o1 $1u{n oxchiange for cursency st couutiog-room of Trbune Cowpany. o BUBINESS CHMANCES. BUBIRESS MW wTH $100 TO #3000 GAFITAL TO Juvestlgate & business [iat will pay the loyestineat avery ol - oda 1 l“(lll BALE—A FINST-CLASS BAKKRY ) fectivaery 1o & nelghboring town, well established; satlafaciory remsuns giveu fur seliing: Wwuss sall; lering very low. Call o addrese A, WEINBKRG, whth tha Adaims & Weatlska Mauufscturisg Co., ool eud Taakiin ats l( ALE~OK L] M BAW AMILL 34 M. & B. 1L ). Iargo Ludy of veiluw ploe. Addréa RUUT. 3. SHITIL Garal, Wasue Founty, Ga. 3)() WILLHUY ONE-HALF INTRREST | AN catabllvlicd Arw paylug fruu 34 W Saia ) prutit. Relercaces glvew fruia the privcipsl Scma tu Chicagu, Aune ueed auswer but thoss haviog the cash, Address L4z, Tribi LT 3 w BUY AN U FLEO0 TS LT suces Kiveo frow the largesl Grius ln Clilcago. Audress C J7, Tribuse uilico. T _MIONSES AND CABIIAGES, !;ll\' YOUR CARKIAGES OF THb OLD-ESYAB- lishied bhouse ol U RDWARDD, 235 Wabash-av. Falr desliug, aud &2 joan’ standiog Las prvren thas swall profits sud yuick sales arv bLettor thau poldlug sluck fur faucy privve. Vsl 8ad sco 30 vdifferent stylen of ehicles. b i MO SALE—A VERY STYLISIT AND VBEY FA¥ Lay tnire. Also one bl work bBouse, to ] redevusble La the lady bas Lo fu, us for thew. bar tear of 2id Mickicau-ar. r Ontario STABLISHED Reter- Nove Cash STOHAGE. lfuuslfiui'c.\mu AGES. MERCIAN T di wdvducesutady, 10 ec yesr: viatey loanal lowest Foled Ul Kuud 6 CLFILY WILGUL FukuY ek 10 W Mdiivie alsges Of faruiiug, can Keep wccouuta, aud caa 3 S