Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, December 3, 1878, Page 6

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY. DECEMBER 3, 1878~TWELVE PAGES % & er, Jpofford, thereafter 850 until farther oraer of Court, and Jupon McArrisTRn—: , 361 to 370, in- | {n crossing the In: O when the English peopie learn the e A TIIE NE w DEAL. Bvlsfil'epy'.w! Ayars; (Cobaiag Rl 3 THE COURTS. alto that he pay 8100 sollcitors’ feea within | cinsive, Nocasoontelal dalahty | D0, eORineer of ih ve abont u_mm.z the pwl“mnpl to be“:‘:l'«'r"am E T S ml"lnbng Charity—Bpoftord, Stewart, Lenzen, tendays. That was only requiriog him to pay | Jupax Fanwrii—1.448, Spelght va. €pelghti | turban with musilo, and sh i m s Miller, Senne. 1470, Samo va. Bama; and 1,40, Moulding va. unpleasantly gn thoaubjec cterich, duvas Witsiaen—148, Rawle e, Oregy. oo Looxia—-fot case No. 772 on irlal, Tho clvil asacanment cases at 10 8. m., Nos, 734, 743, 744, 788, 704, 800, 810, 817, K31, B35, and' BI0. JUDOMAXTS. Uxtran Srates Cincotr Count—First National Tank of Chicagovs. George K. Thomas, 8777, —George Tho . George K. Thomas, $6,180,— Firat Nattonal Uank va, William Lawrence, Lyman Baldwin, and Maton A, Higgin Reoiganization of the Board of County Commissioners. the mantht te had been accustomed to it was English muslin. ¢ No,' he sald, it was Ftn Ty from Bwitzerland; the English made his fingers it was gummy.’” Such wasthcatate of the burn trade. He wanted to know how theso ple reconclled theas practices with the send- fi' out of misalons to enlightenithe Indians. ‘What would be_ thought of & misslonary golog with an eight-and-a-quarter shirting under one arm and & Bible under the other! It woald bea proper question to ask: DIl the misalonary - FEquallzation of Taxes—Meser, Miller, Fitzger. . N pay hefore the suit was commenced. As to hls a1, Taese, Senne, | e JudgenMcAllister Discharges Mrs. | faying her Tor tha monihs of Aniris: and Sop- Jloads and Hridges—Mler, Hoffmann, Bradley, D Id tember, the two monthe just before the rom- Whecler, Ayarr, McDonald. uicncdment of the suit, the Judge did not think s&’:‘:’::‘{m"y‘:fm"""—u““' Burling, Wheeler, e had any right to make any order ay m{finnz. I Mr. Sleeper sugrested that $100 would not Toirn and Torn Accounts—Dradley, Ayars, \vneénlu,"\'\'-oaa. Mller. 7 A | Aud @lves a Series of Blaps to the | bezin Lo,y the smount of Lie wark done by i Aslie Beryice-Coburs, Bocse, Miller, Stewart, Polios Force, The Judze said he did not pretend to say that Public Records—\Wheler, Burling. Hoffaana, The "' Ring'' Members Placed Where They Can Do the Least Harm, « was a1l he would allow, but all he feit sathor i i 3103519, practice what he preached? The amount of £ rinting—1loftmann, Lutling, Moyer, Filger- Ired to cive then, Surknion, Count.—sunes, SxaasmCAnttew | Polit orported from Indis in 1873 was 1,815.000 Commlssioner Senne’s Sccond Inaugural | a1, Cabarn i Mrs. Chandler Gets Some Alimony Mr. Dow said it appered In evidence that | Dryadule et ai vs. es JoArblt, 9200, Peter | pounds, and fn 1877 ft_amounted to 7,926,000 E Recommended License—Lenzen, Coburn, Dradley. | Chanitler had overdrawn his November salary | atar vi. Androm Halverson: verdict 8380, 08— | pounds; while daring the first six montiih of the =<Eeoniomy 4 By au oversight 8o motion was made to adopt Pottgleser and His Plano, alrendy, and therefore could ot pny anything | Malina 1. Sinith va. Andrew Halverson; verdict, | present'year the quantity cxported was nearly um%:mr;»ng\ but it Is safe u: }hnt ::N); at ;:II nnyw.dnor uulllll ll}c crnml 1t 1 3 e:nll.m!g:‘l’l‘.'anu:'gn n‘m. $05,98.—0, R. Brouse :- "}":h 8 w‘.; “lem: d;‘xe u'zk'.h‘e :re'fl:“; wi adanted at the next meeting, since the! The Judgo sl that was so woul s e o 18, .welve months, ha ed, Retirement of Sheriff Kern and Installa- | were agreed on tn caucus Reoord of Judzments, New Suits, Divorce | change the onler ao as not ta requira dny pay- | Cincutr Count.—Junax Mooxrs—n, L. Camo- | renson that this twist ' was belng' taken In ¢ Bheri Hoffmann ATtcy tha Comrmiticos had been announced, gments, h ment untll January. pell e, C. & Fryce and 1), Smith, §35.~F. L. | " Chiness ‘and otner markeinl Mr. Con: tion of Bherff Hoffmann, several membera arose and announced muclings Qasos, Eto, Ar. Dow nssurcd him (¢ was. e T Ay L T ctechmet va. Abra« | MOF 0 hla report told them Hombay of thelr committees, from which [t appeared The Juilge then modificd the order soas to twist war suited to the Chinese market; that eyers, .20, that the Hospital Committce was to meet atthe ham and lleur!!kyeu $108.70, X > require Chandler to pay his wife $100 5y Jan. 1, e —— 1t was much lked; and that the trade was in- Coroner Diebrseh Tarns Oser Mis Deadls-Weapon | fiospital this morniog, the Eublic Building MRS, M DONALD, RI00 Tor oticitorss fecn. and to. pay b 870 & TILDEN'S INCOME.TAX creasiog. Indian 'plece-goods, they were told, 1o Gen. Mann, Committee to-morrow tnorning, and the Com- HER DISCIARGR ORDERED, month after that until further onler of Court. -T. . did not make mach progreas, but It was bellcved NERVOUSNESS, Bareau to Gen. 3 lxmlea o{_.hruglm Chsrities to visit the Insane Abont 100 people were {n Judge McAlllster's THE POTTGIRSER CASE, that in the course of timo natlve cotton-mills o sylumn Thursdsy. would flod good customers for thelr shirtines in the neighboring countles, and Manchester tl;cu»tood- were, it waa sald, clearly not liked, Ve wero further told that somctimes the local i 'cloc] ‘The argument on the motlon for injunction ‘fhe only motion msde by a new member— Court-room at 10 o'clock yesterday morning to TR 4 in tho case of Gleshert Potigieser va, ‘Uhe Cit, Mr. Coburn—ollowed, and it was eminently | hiear bis expected opinton fu the McDonald case. | ¢ oy azo ‘to prevent the Mayor from clmln{ wise, and ip effect that an inventory of the Hos- | They were, however, much disappointed. All complainant's saloon, was continued yesterday Frogress of the Lawsalt—The Depositions Opened and Put on File—A Large Amount of Documentary Praofs Obtalned. THE COUNTY BOARD. . RING OUT THE OLD; RING IN THB NEW. 1t afords me great plesanre to bear testl; benelia ] have Fecelsed rom Uslng Feliom s cario, {he Syrupet iypophusphitea, P Have retummeniri 113 ntnry £ oL T Ve Tor mervimntrs Ak Geaors] deptm S liend cu- The new County Board met yesterday after- | pieal ana Insane Asylum be taken.” The motion | 1iis Tionor sald was this: worning befgre Judge McAllister. e e Rt Tt U L st e et Eoati e | St [oNcs i, ® Jeenfo fike on'iel siocn, the recently.elected members being pres- Prevalcd, and the Hoard adjourncd antil 8ome | - 1n the cass of Mary McDonald, heard Satunday, | £, M“tflf,, ‘ou bebnlf of complalnaot, reaa | _ During the past sumner Asslatost United | rates thon the sama quallty of Enalish yarns. | fapiolr: i freg from x;.gns_.;....,...u...‘,;e??‘.:'é',‘.’: ent. The Clerk, ¥ A. Filklus, called the body | day- on lisbeas corpus, T havo decided” Lhat she vught t6 { tho aifidaslis of U. Pottoleser, Frank Lunnhard, | States Attorney Sherman has beon largely ocou- | € this were the case, tho outlook was deplor- | seterlstlc ofother i iverted. o c, The Gl B Fiikine, clfd (he boly be, and she th accoratngly, discharied. Flager Martln, Max Mauer, W. Sodemann, . | pied in sttending to the taking of depositions | sble. y S fi:;r;;;‘:'n Ao THE SHRIEVALTY. ‘T'he followlag opinion was filed by the Court: | 1, Anderson, Willlam Hammond, James Geider, | to be used fn tho trisl of the Tilden Income-tax SIOT IN HIS CELL. A Story of 8am Buckmaster and the Old Alton Penitontiary. Agawam (n Boringfleld (1L) Replster. The death of Col. Bamuel A, Buckmaster teealls o thriiling tragedy which occurred at the Alton Penltentiary, during his adminfstration as Warden, more than twenty years ago. In tho year 184 thero was a convict at Alton named Hall, who waa serving a life sentence for murder. He was a desperatoc man of wiry framnc, and his imprisonment hade Nm insane with rage and late. Ile was sucha man as Rande, but Rande was not born then, This man was set to work in the blackemith shoo, aod was watched with extra carc, but he managed in some of those ways only known to tho cunning of criminals to moke a short knifo of = worn-out filo, and Lo used tho skill of o gentus fo hiding it about his person. His cel), like all he others, ‘was strongly bullt of blocks of stone, the door being of oak many inches thick, and bound with iron bars. The prisoner's bed shut down against the door, which opened inwards, so thav the door was fastened from within when the prison- er was abed, Throurh the door, which opened into n corridor, was & hole perhaps ofght Inches siuare, Which was ntrmufl( barred, and the onl} other opening {nto the cell was in the outer wall of the prison, where s narrow slit, also barred, BXIT KERN, BNTRIL IOFFMANN, The prisoner, having been bound over to tho | B. J. David, W. Kilfeather, A. C. Wallace, A, iminsl Coutt on the charge of aseanit with Intent | Yochem, 11, Leverenze, David Nathan, P, W, Yestarday morning rang out the old and rang | EXiTiRe] Leust 01t Shavke o aseut WL M | L oe e eSdare Wiahott, F. Kitcrsner, Theo.: In the new in Lhe offices of Sherli? and Coroner, | purposesofa full investigation of the chargd and | doro Bmith, C, Walther, 'Fred Miller, J. L. and at an early hour the County-Building talls | tbe citcnmatances attending the shooting, wHiehIs | Douglass, and Willian Creth‘l all to the offect, were crowded to overflowing. Thers wera pres- | S4mitted. goncraliy, that Pottgiescr's saloon way the pink 4 It appears that abe is the wife of Michael C. ent not only the succesaful candidates for post- | Mc Donatd, has. two chiidren with whum, at. the | Of propriety, tho model of perfection, frequent- f Chlcago, and that th tlons under the two ofiicials, but o hundred or | ime in ¢ ‘::;‘I:;’d“l-n'“‘! was liring upon the third | ¢4 }:.“"’ n:;"-'f‘,mhfi'é:.omo"l t:‘hl'mtmu" ’I‘h: 2 No, 170 Clark street, and nad | Iuslc wae more of the ansuccessfus, accompanied by thelr | peen ainco March tast carrying on a bontding and | aMdavits of Lumbard and Martin professed to friends. Thoso §n luck were highly elated, but | lodging house, usings portion of il third foor | detail nconyersation they had had with the Mayor, thoto who were not were perverse, crabbed, and | for family apartmerita, and the residue of that | n which he remarked that lie didn't care a fioor, with all the foarth, for her businees, At | d—n for McAlllster's declsiun, that, by ——, as in the worst of huuor, as s natural conse- £ n for ) + DY quence, ahont it gD, relock of, the Henirgof Sov, | lang ar tio was Mavor, Fotteleser ‘should ot i ST, DoF i 1S, e SO | uneed poffemen; affarmed wih idolsof e, | P38 Ul ik Corporaton. Counnel c! y - | and two or three of the: ng jlinmies, such ae “ M, Sioath thing was pleasant, and he turncd over the | burglars nee to force open doors, etc. They came | Bonfleld read the sfMdavit of Mayor Heath to omcg with good grace to his successor, h;‘ 'E noisy and (umnm"l,uul manner upon m{y foor | the cffect that ho had no malive against Pott- and - spared 0o pains to Induct him | where prisoner resided, she buingatthe timein | gleser, and was only procecding in the discharge into the ways of dolog business under | feedle health, She demanded of them thole su. | of his duty, aud that he had nover sald be would his role. Somo ot his iate cmployes were | tbority,upon which two of them atleast flouriahed | prevent musieal cutertalnments, notwithstand- equally clyit and courteaus, but others wers cat- ;."’::E‘;’;;‘;'yf‘;c‘:é‘;’;::“"s’::::m'fiz:,;';:‘:‘:“; ng Judge MeAllister's dccislo;l.T The aflldavits b g o, ket S, | AL S et i st o | o eyt Bt i e y 1| fooms, ape: fociane . v Sl a d in tho Criminal crable bad spirit. "Everything was turned over, an from smong them, if any thers was, | bound by the subniitted casc in the Crim however, and- at 10 o'clock the new Sherlff iad | Awk kot por past.keye 1ake auch person throaeh | Court. decided by Judge Mealliater. Afdasits charge not only of the oflice proper, but of all her roomn. This was not acceded to; violent | of uu;;erlnlendeur. Scavoy, Capt. O Dnnnclk the courts. [ ulting language was nsed; ono of them pnt | Liout, Hages, Patrolmen Ollver Peterson ani The Sherifl-clect had considerable tronble fn | bis hands upon ber, as If to arrest lior; seversl | \V, A. Parker, and citizens George J, Jones and assizning bis aopointecs, notwithatanding that | Jere hnddled avout ner. She bade them leave lier | Joel Bloelow werc aleo offered, tending to show their assieoments had bicen before agreed upon, | house, and. having aken's revolver from under her | thqy Pottglescr's saloon was o oulsance, and had plllow, tnreatencd toshoot if they persisted in t subject of complaint. No one witnessed hia trials, outside of thoso di- | Preaking into her rooms, Thoy did not depart, | been s fmlucn subje:t of complaint. rectly interested, except to sympatbize with | yut persiated In demonstrativns of vivlence Judge MeAllister then called for tho papers Tiim, but he got through nobly, making the fol- | towsrd ber, and In sttempts to forco their way | in the case, saylng the question was almost en- lowing assignménta for Baill into her rooms. Lnder thisstalo of things she | tircly one of fact, and that ho would have to Criminat Court—11, M. Meeeidl, Devid Runnfon, | fred n shotat tho tivo leaders of the rald, the bail | read the alldavits himself, Teury Best, J. L. Campbell, 3 M, Gernhardt, | poncteating tho clothing of one of them, but doing Mr, Martin called attention to the hch ns he N ‘The new members preacnted their credentials, and the same were approved. “Tho only retiring member present was Mr. Tabor, and on motion a commitlee was appolnt- el tu escort the new members to their seats. ‘Thix having been done the roll was called and the entlre Board responded, execpt Mr. Fitz- geratd, The temporary Chafrman suggested that it would be in onder to elect a permancnt Chale- man, whercupon Mr. Burling nominated 1. C. Benne for the position, The uomination w: concurred in by a unamimous vote. A committee was then appointed to cscort Mr. Beune to the chair, and, upon bis taking the position, 11K SPOER AS POLLOWS: GEXTLENEX AND AENRXRA Or THE COUNTY BoARD To tell you thnt I thank yon for re-electing me Chairman to this Honrd is but o fecble exoreasion of my fechings at thin time. when I consider that In the history of this Noard it ia the firat time that any onc has beon made bia own successor to thls Tesponatbla position, ,especially when I take in consideration that it was unsonght and mnsolfc- fted on my patt. In looking around me I notice only eleven members out of the fificen that met here on Satnrday lost have reavsembled to-uay. Oneof the five whoss term of office ex- Dired has been retarned by the will of the peaplo of his district to tako bis eeat for another term of three years, ~ Ho was not the only ono that tried to retarn, but hio I8 the only one in the history of the Tloard who, after a full term of threo years' service, has been re-elected, Speaking nvimt election, and conwldering tho fact that thin Bonrd has for Lo years In succcssion submitted the Readl Dr. Earle’s Testimonlal, 3r, James 1, Fellows, Manufacturing Chemists 8ir: For several monthe nast I hisve used your Come pound Syrup n the treacment of Incigloat phtyine cheooic bronchitis, and other affections af the chear, and T have no hesliation tn stating THAL [ Fanks fomm. most amongst the remedies used in thore dlseases. | Jro. ing an execlient nervous tonte, 1t excrts a direct jafig, €nce on the nervous system, and thro W Inston I3 rda me pleasure (o recammend & remedy whicli {s reatly good In cascs for which It isjo: jended, whon so many adverilred are worse than uis. lcas.” £ am, slr, yours traly, 'Z. 8. KARLE, Jr., 3, D, sult, aud a few dags ago tha teatimony ao accu- mulated was reposted by the various Commis- sloners and maglstrates befors whom 1t wns taken. Depositions were taken at Boston, Pictsbarg, Chicago, and at Marquette, Mich,, all relating to various fragmentary portions of fncome received by Samuel J. Tilden durlog the nerlod for which the Government claimg c s in arrears of payment of taxes. United States Attorney Woodford on the 23d finst, moved bofore Judgo Choate, In tho United Btates District Court, to have the depusitions, which were reporied uader seal, opencd ani placed on fle In the Clerk's oflice of the District Court, and it was stublbornly uypn!cd by Mr. Titden's connscl, Yesterday, Judgo Choate rendered his deciston grantiog the motion, and statlog his rcasons therelor in a somewhat ex- tended opinten, the question ralsed belng some- what uovel. He saya: [ caooot find cither in tho terms of the atatute, or the decisions, or the practice of ths courts in relation Lo depo- sitio taken. de bLeos esse, suy such pulley of keeping the same secret tili the trial, ns §s clalined on the part of the defendant. On the contrary, the rules of court, us well as the decisfons, assume that {n respect to aflydepositions jtaken before the trial the policy and the law Is to have them opeaed and made accessible to the partles ln the autt, that all formal questions iu respect to the man- ner of taking them way be disposed of before thetrial. . . . While it 18 possible that | suino cases tha power to tako testimony m abused for the purposeut publishing scan 1t cures Astlima, Loss of Volce, Neuralgls, 8t. Vitoy Diance, Epflentlc Fits, Whooplug Couzh, Nerrousen, andis & moss wonlerful adjunct to other remedies fn Ing life during the process of Diphtherta. Do bot be decelved by remedics bearing semitar name: no other preparation 1s & substitule for this un. der any circumatances. Price, $1,60 per Bottle, 8ix for 87,30, SOLD BY ALl DRUGGISTS. RAJLROAD TIME TABRLE. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS, g, T N Sy QHIOAGO & NORTOWESTERN RAILWAY, Ticket Offices, 62 Cll&!;l&ptfi!mnn 1louse) and =8 ous and jrrelovant matter, yet, on the othor hand, 4 :o-mL 3:400m v '\ no further injury, This s the offense for which hat'the Mayor had not denled that he { the power of either party to forbid the opening 10 o ton F 1aadini bonds 1o comblat the pow | Salliam Dunbam, Menry Wollt, T. J. Moran, | Bo TREher JRIC, Tndthe auention In, wwas tha | Clatmed, ot Ah0 o B B e et i | of the dleposttion til the trial may. Jead. 1o | admitted light'and air. This 1ittls window was 0 8 ;'.; q Conrad Sneil, end Charlca Gonf, sald ho vory mear tho celliog, and by reason of Ln;l’:h“;!g:";;r;uyl, ot the pchnia, Amd that pLireult Covrteudge willismai1. 11. Scharen- shadtiag under the circumatances jastiflable of | (g1, bus would stop the musie in Pottgieser's H‘l"“ n;l;u‘hfi-u»r;.u::n:m!‘? JSurprise, and the | 0¥ e O ko thickire e 2pm n nuthor H . . and Afnthund et Judge Fa —C. A allure of justice . fs mleo’ refuscd thls fall, it mey not bo | BEcfion: and Adum dneger: Jodzo Rogorsedames | - 1t Appears that thia raid waa planaed and directed m!]"’l‘.m Judgo sald he Qid wot think that cut | The depositionacover about 890 pages of legal | W3IL8 person on the cutelde, even mounted on Bam n ot of place ot this tme fa inouire 010 | gnarkey, nnd {lenry Mahlor; Judge Booth—C. F. | by the Superintendent of Pollce, and thatine per. o b il o ap, and juclade saveral books of secount as g | ® 12dder, could not get sizht of tna prisoner. 3 pm o the probable canse for wuch refusal, when | jijjjings, and Nicholan Mahr: Judgo McAllister— | #0ns who carried that plan into effect wore ‘but much of o figure In the case. ITc did not think 3 Hieh, s count as ex- | 431 'tiis waa well understood by Hall, whose io- 1yl o it i conaldered on il sldes that the | poyis Haas, and T. W, Rennott. oveying tho orders of thelr superior officers, 1t | profane lauguage was & cause for granting an { hibits, wi el bpuks ure nu'pwml to contaly { oo canning had devised a desperate scheme to 30 & m| n initdine ia needed, and 1L 18 well known that the Superior Court—Judgo Gaty—Joseph Santa, and | 8140 sppears thaton Oct, 4, 1878, a warmnt, on | {njuuction. 4 vroofs In regard to certain {tems of the defend- escape from tha prison and humiliate tho Ward- m:m m contraet already entered into by the county ean- | proderick Benzinger: Jod, u,m,,eff.l“ Broman, | complaint of a policeman, was {xatied by Summer- The case was then taken under advisement. aut's incame. In the motion us originally made, en. At 10 o'clock one morning, while at work, 00 b ] nios be.complied with by ditect texation aceording | anq 3. ¢, Dooley: Jadge Jameson—W. K. Morris, | ficld jogainst Michael C. McDonald for the alloged THE PIDELITY BAVINGS DANK. only tho Boston, Chlcuga, and Marquetfu depo- | 56 yitcoied’the guand. whoso gy by S an 1o the terma thereof, Rumocs cannol be relled | gni b Cabill, offeno of keeping a common gaming lmn-e.' Al- Dr, Turpln, Recelver of the Fidelity, yestor- | sitions were comprised, but Mr. Tilden's conn- | % PRIGAL GIa Saite ™ Cet TR W8 Brahts 00 & m P upon, 10 1 ordet Lo ot ut the facts it ia nocessaey | “County CourtGustay Schmids, and Charles D, | Hhouit this party was there overy day, o attempt | g,y tited Lis report for Nevember, wlilch (s as | 8ol yesterday consented thab the Fittaburg depo- | HIA% b Was sick and & hndKnce {0 tho ) o0 p i am to examine the records, and in so doing we ind | \yoodford. was made to have it execnted; and, Nov, 21, com- foltows: sitfos shouid be fncluded in the order o publl- | Crabl starte him to cell. hile in Fixpre 0 & m pm thaton Feb. 5, 1872, & roport waa submitted by Protate Court—A., C, Atck. plaint was made by another oficer sgainet the aame | follows: cation in the Cierk’s vlice tnada by the &‘m the corridor, as the guard was opening an fron | SEAC O Exprose.s (S sm the Duilding ‘Commitice, and adopied by she | Appertate Couri—Loaia Sctiatiner. pirty for tho somo churge bofors Mortlaun. ud | oo o Band Novi 1 - veees "Yha depositions taken in Chivaza cover aboui | 991 i}n“hlluruck im down witl a bar of fron, | Siiion & New i 00 D £ Tin km To nathorizs the County Hoard 10 twauo bonde ta | The other nopointees eworn Inwere as fol- | 2efucr of thom search-warrant, bt ordinary State | Honds and mottgages .. 0 | 250 pages of Jegal-cap paper. Tho malu objec | WEH JI2 700, SRReGIEIAG MACKsmiR shop | GHBCNELS Fbme: 50 b m H 1hic amoant of $1,500,000 for the purpose of build- | lows: Deputics—James T. Healoy, T. C. Stacy, | warrants for an alleged past offensc. Michacl ¢, | Collateral loan 35 | of this proot s to show what the income of Mr. | Bo0/ 4" Wi with trips fora. the beq | bFundduLac. via dazesii 4% pm am inga Court-Tlouss on the :Iln h‘:m:gmve nsed for .I:l'urm‘nndt’:)‘r‘n:y. Si ‘:i'l Fl)llh. J. Au ‘ll(urkc. 8, .i\’ )lcuun’lfl%wn:lfi an tha very ovening (n question, i Bills o ;ll‘llnlen‘wa- mll’m'nm“mn:fi?m n:? cgfi-:}ld-- blauket and - closed the door, shutting EWWW’T‘"T Chil- that purpose: aleo, n jail snd other necessar: evcland, August Htelnhaus, A. Kraemer, B. | viow of tho oticers having thess warrunts bofore 3321 tion no Leninsular way of Michigan J i .'on'tho train® l6aving Chl Ddies Tor ths a6 ot ino comnty, & delegaiion q 00 o y g | e oatont ‘e o0fs o REUNE | cazo sl Couueil Uinds, on'the ratn 1éaving Chicazo R, Sciigman, A. C. Ilalter, U, R. Wilkens, Au- | the invoalon of the prlsnner's apartments, bat no drew Helner, and_Mevyer ‘mum. T, 11, Currier | attempt was made to arrest him, and the leader of was sworn fo s Jailer, Jamos . Donfleld as | the raid testified that they did not intend to arrest Asststant, and Fred Canlott, James Wright, | hio on elther warrant unless thoy founa ofl Fdward Thompson, and \Willlam Btochig as | §emblingin Y . In d to srrest all nnder these wareants. It 1 watchmen, M. E. Dickson was sworn in us .mmf“d ar that thesa warrants were fiot obe Chief Clerk, and Edward Rogerson and Willlam :Hl‘;:du»r held for e bona Odo. puraose of nrreet. Swissler, Jr.,us Asslatants, and Julius Helnberg | ing M. C. 3eDouald for the slleged past uffenso [ Teal estato... .... as Jall Clerk, chiarzed. 1 sil tho disturbances these olticers | Vrior Incumbrances . with the Chicago & Northwestern Railroad, In theso newotiations Mr, Tllden acted as counsel for the Iatter Company, und the consolidation was effccted {n 1800, ~ Mr, Kedticld, the Assist- ant Secretary of the Company, was the prind- pal witness, In thecourss of the examinatiun tn Plttsburg a voucher was oroduced and put in evidence, was sent to Springfield to urge the pnarage of the bill; eald delegation clalmed the bullding of the Court-1loure 10 be the maln object of the bill. Anything wonld have passed tho Legisiature bi hat time that Jooked fika reliof to the people of Covk County of tha City of Chicago. 6o tac law wan passed, tho bonds wero lasucd, the present Jail and Criminal Conrt Bullding erected, the In- vane-Asylum and Poor-1louse enlarged, a Student's at10:s08. 'm. No other road funs Pullmsn or any other form of hotel cars weat of Chicava, a—Dopot corner of Wells snd Kinzla-sta. b—Depot curnor of Canal snd Kinzie-sta OHIQAGO, BUBLINGTOR & QUINCY RATLROAD, Depota foot of 1,ske-at., Indlaun-av, and Sixteentiat., apd Canal aod Siztesnin st Ticket OMces, 50 Clarkt st snd st dopots. stunned by the blow, nnd did not recover his senzes for an bour, but, a8 he did not return to the nlmr. search was madé, and the Warden was quickly Informed of the event, Hall,armed with his Kuifs, was Lkecplog watch over tho wounded guard, and was'sccare {nbis cell, He commanded thesituation. Ile declared that he would kill tho guard unless ho was granted a u to havo been slzned by Mr, ') 1ial) erected at Euglowood, which, 1t 1 claimed, DISSATISFACTION. Tado 5o Inquiry of searcn for that party. Toe | Other intoroste in reol eatate 2,377 :hflmf‘dm“ a0 00 Te O deth | free pardon, but, after some refection, demand= |_‘:“"‘ [Arn was not needed. s large amount of money expondsd |y thy matter of tho Sheriffa appolntees | WAFFante were o mere pretext of sulterfugo for | Commissio eanarene o 40 | 1809, fromn tho Plitsburg, Fort Wayae & Chy, | €0 In addition, that he should be Turuished tLiEiam for hotpital gronnds, when the conaty owned the | ypor™ty conafderable dissatistaction, growing | Dreaking inlo the house. It was a plain abuse | [uenmace.. 438 | taze Tallrond. The istimony showed thas | Witha loaded’ revolver, and be permitied to Jiifopm ‘est silo for & bospital that can be found in_ Cook ot the fack titat o lias Bac 6,'-"" [‘“' of the vrocess of law, which reudered overy per- | ltepairs . a4 | cag Y 9 e e, T 01 8% | walk with tha euerd out'of thoe prison to a car- s County (I have reference lo the Reform-School | OU ho fact that b lias beun unable o €Ive | yn participating and’ cognizant uf tho purgose n | Absteacts 00 | yhen the question of Mr. Tilden's compensa- | ringe at “tho gate, and that Col. Buckmaster gronnds), and an expensive hospital erected; snd | cverybody a place wha was out of enployment. | \respauser from the vegiuning, Somee vs, | Court costs. 108 | tlon cawno up, he sald to the President of the should drive the carriage fo such direction ns ho when tho money of the authorlzod 81,600,000 was | and who lind voted for bim, and it ls gencrally | T'ue’ People, 25 1., 70, Consequently the war. | Necorder's fee: 4 | Company, incfTrct: * You know about as well cxuended, uzcent abaut $100,000, in buildings | conceded that many of the nppolntments made | ranta Lave no further offect i this case thao thut | General expoi G would then indlcato, aud aa far as he might X as 1 do what I'vo done. and how much your scattered all over the county, it was fonnd neces- | will not bo permanent, The Sherifl uimsclf, Is, | of sygravating tus trespass, and showiny, with the | Legal expon 2 1,600 | toad hus been nnd will be bepefited I,,",,,, choose, “aflmm,‘“h"n '*;m' . Ho farther sary that s apparently, satisfied that hie has made some | owber circamstances, tha reasonsblonces of the |.Ofige expen 453 | soryices. ' D'll leave It to the Compauy,™ o | funounced that It any attempt was made to mcou‘m‘-{’mulnl unoung ll'l ln‘;c‘-un .,“_,mke.bmd in his desire to make * tho best pn-umhr"- :pr?'h;n;lu:; 3'“'“,'1“"“ from thuse {‘r;fl ;;l:l-g.d:m;r:'flr; fatni s i% did not put fu any bill, but on Juno 30, 1809, the 'fi:,“ him ho would fall on to Crabb and murder 1t 1 sed for 1l urpose, " ngsged in thiw -hsnded basness, 3 , s ‘."n'% ‘matead urifixfilnfl?;'ég{»w%. g coug of | SucHT Cook County cver tady? he wilyno | STRES 3 earching sxaminatlon, - the crldenco | Gaylnge deponita oeots . 7,120 | Hoard of Directors, by’ rosolution, voted im s | ™, oring wera absurd, of courss, and the which 81 con- feo ol $50,000, and on Out. 18, 1809, an order was drawn on Winslow, Laaler & Co,, of New York, directing them ta pay Mr, Tildon, and it bears a recelpt signature of that date. The depositions taken In Boston relate to the payment, by the Unton Pacific Rallroad Com- pany to ‘Tiiden, o 1872, of $25,000 as a feo tor legal servives rendered by him to that Com- gfln)‘. ‘Tho_money was pald by a note of tho neveral of his Deputies will romuln only thirty failed to show Lhiat uny pamoling was beings done | First dividend, [t ises at the time In guertion. days, and that they Wero appointed with that | “"as thiw iace the prieonors nooss: —her bablta: | Total ... undcrstanding, aml that ‘the weeding-out { tion? Bha dwelt there with hier children, and had | Balance on han process will oxtend to tho Ballifls and | uoother, Itlsau anclent moxio of common law The Recelver was aleo authorized to suttlo to the Assistant Jaller and somo of his watch. | that ** Kvery bl castle,” A castle | with Jared Gage, ‘oo the following terme, ho men, and persons on tno outside, taking ad- | Ja 8 houso fortided for defense ugninat ao cuewy, | peng nearly fnsolvent. Gage owes the bank vantage of theee rumors, are prossing bim with | —u fortress, — striking Sgure oxpreasive of onie of } g1 g iy hesides n stock Jinbility of $25,000. s much vigor a3 Ihiy dld weeks sgo, E'y“ 1‘.“,5.".‘&3‘12’ :1.2: '-‘.’x'.‘i'.i'u.?.,"r’,‘.’.";f’fi.‘}':.fi‘."."..‘::::: ‘I'his 1s all to ba discharged on Gawe’s turning e Exoren. Kaness City & B3, Jod Bxpross. Tullman Palace Dining-Cars and Pullman 10-whee! s'“f‘fl'c'" ararun between Chicago and Omshs on the I'acific Exress. OHI0AGO, ALTOR & BT, LO AND CHICAGG, KANBAB (ITY & DENVER BHORT LINES, tfon De Weat Side, noar Madl b AT 't fkat Once. Waraen at no time thoucht of complylng with them, but the situation was horrible, and thero seemed to be no means of getting at the des- perado that did not render the death of Crabb certaln, The pcople of Alton were soon aware of these facts, aud the town was in an nproar. ‘The guard was a Very well known and respecta- blo citizen, and be had o family. The prison 1 wi Jleve by members of the Board when enjoined. It appears that, Dec. 20. 1470, a resolution was adupled by a vnte of 11 {o 4 to issue $1, 000,000 bonda withoul submitting: tne question 1o a voie of the people. Thia action was declared unconatiin- sidoiphiit. _ Rates wero crowdea with ooxtous men and Arrive. tlonal by the Sapreme Court, but the tax had Sra; whether 1L bo 10 & uarret; whetlier it be & | Over 813,240 of notes secured Uy some propert, ompany dated Feb. 13, 1872, payable six u y 3 1 bay 1o AHoRMey' fecs. fOF the pleasurs of At~ THE CORONER. e ok obtent husan "ves | In the Village of Lakonido and clacwhere, vaied | monihs ofior. date, -Tho” uote " was quly paa T dovias ey 36 vaving Crabre, e, ¥oa | Heosss Clty & Denver Pust . o tempting 1o deprive the people of thelr MANN STAP3 INTO DiETZSCH'S sitogs, ° | IPR dwellinitasa houso, in contemplation of | at 80,164, and went back to the Company, and the vert- | nowy was sent over the State and country, | Monie &N Orbane £aprces 44 conatitutional rights. A large amount of 5 . aw, it fuu fortrees for the sccunty of private life TIE CIIICAGO & 8T, LOUIS RLRVATOR, able documient, covered with stamps, counter- | gnq atiracted its allowanee - of attention, | St Louls, Springfeld & Texss, 00 8 10 money has been expended on tho | Iu the Coroner’s office the genfal Dictesch, | agafustall unlawiul tnvasion. Noithor the Chlef | A potition was fled _w.mrdl{v by William B. | slgns, and indorscments, and signed’ by dohin | Somhnateation was kot - up. with - ihe | Feorit. mflamirmmnm pi dome foondatlcas, which = have to who hus made a natlonal reputation by bis very | Magistrate of State or nation, ‘neitlier Chiof of Po- | Cityinge and Georeo V. Smith of the Cbicaga & | Dufl 'as President of tha Company, 18 planed, ath i Ahroih tae d & Keokul xpress 00 81 taken down at the ufvenssof the wsporers, A% | jumorous and Instructive repurts on a very | 1o nor Suerunarmed with properlegal procers, | gy, "'Luly’ aud tho National " Eloyotorpro- | Tiko a apecimoubuiterdy fna naturalievs cablnor, | S257Ick, 8ud the zuard through the door | chicaso & Fatucyh i K Hopm over and above the origina) contract price, which | Erave subject,—reporta which have been poted | the eloquent words of tho once grest cummoner of | Prietors, asking for o _;Icenuu u’z g{:ylog j"‘.’i “Xw ‘l'axmh"' i ll;e:llfpmmoun part of threo days with a pistol fn bis hand, | ¥ wight Accommad: u shiould have been rescinded long ago. ‘Taking this | for their scholarship as well as thelr replete- | Kngland: **‘The pooreat man wiay i hls cottaga busincss of public warchouses of Clos: 5 1 tho courss ol tho testhnony taken at Mar- view of tho case, it I not sarprising that a majorl- ty of the voters aro found agninst the tsauing of Londs. Hwd the Court-House been bulit by the Londs authorized to be {ssued for that purpose, the charltable and ecdurational institutlons might bave been built #s the taxable ability of tha coutty would bave justificd, and uo neceasity oxleted for the fssue of honda, 1080 810 for which thls Toatd Is not rosponsible; stiil thesituation remalna thesame, Itwillcostahout $1.000, 000 to comple'e the building; a Jarge amount of claimsaronow duo and ynpaid, watchiog diligeutly for o chanca to kill the con- viet. But Hall’ mansgea to keep himself covered by the body of the guard, and his vigl- Jance nover relaxed, 1o sald bo had been tryloR to get the Warden instead of the gnard, but Liad beon compelled to accept the smaller gamas whercupon Buckinaster offered to take Crabb's place If he might be releascd, and he agreed to &0 foto tho cell stark naked; but Hall wisely declined to chauge his prisoner. It was usoles to attempt to poison the convict, for the gua orces of the Crown. It under tha name of Vincent & Co, Tha license ness,—turncd over everything in the best of | Vi'roe™"is foot may enaiier the Wind may blow | was issutd by Judgo \Wikllame under a boud for order, and welcomed his successor, Gen. :um"bm nu; lhKllllon;x z\ny, un’? 3 tha rain muy ml’l $10,000. 2 3 or; but the Kingof Ecgland may not enter; a STATH BAVINGS 8TOCKNOLDRUS, \l:;n ll:L’l‘: :‘l“‘&'fl‘i?i"?.:“:l’:i&‘,’.o'fiuf:fl [ueiforces they not cionTthe) hisstiokt of'the | gugie Booth was " oceuplod all yesterday In Bbut what little he had was delivered checefully | | Conformini to that great fundsmontal principio | NERFINC on argument In tho cate of Wil ye vl liberty | o followl Billor | Boenter and oibers, on a mutiow for a change of and n the good apirt which has characterized | o6 it Ibsmy fs, 106 foVorini 8 our W OF | yanuo to Lake County, Thla sult, tozciber his ndministration of four years. The records | their porsons, Aouses, papers, and eflects, against | With o large nuwmber of others which will go turned over 3id not amount to half as much in | unreasonabla’ searches and seizures, shall not ba | With it, lsa ault by a detmnur in the State Bav- histrivulc interest ms the weapons of death ha | violated, snd no warsant shall {ssue without prob | Ings Bank agalnst the stocklolders and Direct- quette, and which related to Mr. ‘Uitden's fn- vomo from the New York $Mn) Mintug Com- pany, some letters to Mr. W, L. Wetmore, the Buperintendent, wero put fn evidence. The foltowing Is an extract from ono written by Mr, Tllden, ond dated Jan. 6, 1865: %I canuot at this monient caleulate with certainty the course of fluancial and political cvents, (Jn the oue hand, the public auticipation of the speedy clos- iug up of the War may create an indispostion OHIOAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUL RAILWAY Unlon epot, carner Madlson and Canal-ste, Ticket Otlice, #3 8o\ ¥ Mouse, “um.m'nm Clark-st., opposito sherman Ho 1lwaukea RIDrest. e usssesssioss, tsconsin & Ktiunesats, Green| nd there la pothing 1o meot these do- PENE Lins taiiv) to buy, except froin hand to mouth, and the i3ce mands Excebt the 100,000 back taxos, brincigally | had albered—euough to IRage quito & local | Able causo, supporied by amidavit. pariicalarly da. | brs. - The ground of the. petitlol 1a that tho In- | iaiaation of tho beopls may faner Inmediats SUl e same o0, ann thalirtia nladow thirsuuh fi.,"fi?.fin::}?flfi'q:ha“flfif i) Jrubcri of WTH sl ek yeare ) | museui. The Goroner in o curloalan of e | erbine e place o by scarched. and (he bersass | iabianta of Cook County by reason of tho nu- | peace and # rotarn (0 speet pavmaita nd 1o- | ("8 serito” Aunion. was nionsiod Gov, | Loy ARSLER it ot oo pml 10037 e m e, . o % o | eS8 ] Re'renoircen by the Lonrt, bat tho Treasures joes Instruments of death comiog under his notice, i Interpretation of this section that | MEFOUS baok faltures, aud the repented newspa- | duction of the value of the gold standard, On Al train run vis Milwaukee. Tickets for t. Faul and Minneapol eltner via Madison aad Iraitie du Chfen, of vis Watertows, LaCrusse, Wiaat Bisscll sent a pardon to Col. Buckmaster, to be used at his directlon, but the Wanlen resolved uat to use {t except In the last extremity, No Iabor or pains were spared tu catch the convict off bis guard, but he seemed to feel neither fatigue nor fear, When every other expedient bad fafled the Warden résolved to force the door, and accordingly, when tho cell door was opened to admit the supper of the wes, he in- troduced & crowbar and thus kept the door open, and with the ald of another guard rashed in and dragged Crabb out, At thetirst moment and in the last few veara the cases to which he er artivles on the subject, ore sv prejudiced lias ben ofiiclally callod have been both numer- | PO 2TTests can Lo uiads witliout warraut, Siinst the defondanta that, thoy cannot i vo s When o felony haa been commltted, su author- ous aud importaut, aud, &4 a vousequence, hls {air and imoartial trial iu this county, At the S8 Al Snorant Kud, g8, vas u:.l. + e | teed offeor may, upou susvicion, supfortod by reasonable and probuble grouuds, arrest (he purty | close of the argumont tho Judze touk thé nat- vested with considerable intercst. Among | suspectod without warrant. But iu suchcuse it | ter under advisement, promtsing to reuder o do- the weanons turned aver was the plstol from | would bo unlawfai to enter & dwalling-house by | cislon to-day. e o eyl (s Je R SeTe | o Ttomh Casre B Afreb. Widbows Werrath rrhus, ago that ended Whylaud's life; the koifo which Can bo Justided excopt whes tho party is found in | A motlon was madu bofore Judge Moore plerced McCouvillo’s heart in the bloody affray n th f Cuoulngham ve, Th that led to tho havging of Stierry and Connelly; | 1 ack orls it lawful to break inty a duelilog. | Festarday o tho cass O Buniineiam Ko The the pistol which cuded the vxiatence of tay, | house withont warrant for the purpose of findlug | Bank of Clicago for an Injunction uy caluat thy ford; the revolver which cut off the lifo of )}. ties in the sct of committing inlsdemeanors, | prosvention of suits sguinat tho stocklolders of not feel warsanted (o 1ssue orders an the strengih thereof. \What i beat to be done under these clr- cumasancen is o question for the Hoard to deter- mning, Privatouss well as public corporations have hierctofore contracted debts to large extents, The vutea on the lssue of .bondn indicaty that such should not ba the practice with Cook County here- after, but that o aystem—"* pay s you go “‘—nust be adupted. WIth a view “to inaugurate thie system In the mansgement of the general runaing expen of ~ the connty, according 10 tho true interest and meanlog of that te tue clorest cconomy must Le_practiced, The tho other hand, peacs may not be so svon s hoped for. If It came, i would take a long whlle to retract at prescat tho linmense paper clrculation, unless 1t should Le increased to un cxploslon. The Government s uow spending more and borrowing more per day tuan ever before. The next thirty or fifty daye will develop fmportaut cvents concernivg all business. Within that timo wa shall know whether thero will be a further {ssuc of legal- tenders, which Ideem probable. We shall need al Hpr et ESSEZEEEE2R t sectiop, b ¢, lorbias the forcible en- | the bank, The Receiver asks for the tojunctiou | 8l our facultles to guide any business wisely, | 3y Bor & 4 Printtony for 1678 and 17D have been Mumia Stevens ot the Lauds of her hushand; | irance of an oficor (ntha dwelling for the par- :;:u::):muml thac this Jability Is oo st 2a | You'miust fully udvisd me abobt. tho Now York, | oL violence th couvlee fall ‘o Crab with bls | peorla, Burlieion & Keaiik; £ood deal bas been said abont the and a1 the other articlos of death which have | pw f nclzures without & warrant lssuad 1o por- contributed to the long Hat of inurders and | suanceof its provisio 5 pars |itan acde;, s wdended, Bl dovori a1 sulvides, including the remains of various vials Jt1s manitest from tho views' expressed that'sll | o) ifled and wus strivken from the filcs, so of poleon, e Y0t Yha injunction was not granted. , P . | wr's roome wery trespussers, because they had no K orpi Goraner didnot havo much trouble re. | urrant aulboriziu such cuiry or tho seareh, Thy | A Wotion was mads before dudgg Sfoors siso oo T Bk Dty ad Chities Fl{gul 85 | watrunts they bad, not veing fue tie bova fido ar. | for a Recoiver fur the Emplre Firo-Insurance reat of the party named, but hetd for anotner pur- | Company of Chicago, but it was continued & Constable. He anuounces that in a day or two Jdan 1ilegsl une, afforded t C uke mew parties to the i wil havo an ollics clerk, and that bis office | bad comiorred b authgiy o o N Justifcation | week o give te o muk putiontrtl will ut all times be open for callers and business, At wus clatincd by counsel for the city that, be- e —— causs soma of theso ofticers had uniforms on, it ¢ blll, however, on knife, but fatled to kill him, though he wound- ed Nfw dreadfully. When the guard wus ro- moved, Hall closed his door and relused to surrender, tlo sat down on the floor out of pistol range, aud was beyund the reach of Warden Buckmaster, who called upon bim to surrender {n valn, and, 2 his body and limbs wera entlrely concealed by the door, ho still beld out. Rut the Warden watclhed untll ho saw one fooy oxposed, and nstantly plerced withaball, The wound destroyed the sell- APPROPRIATIONS BEING TOO 1IGH, but if we tuke into consideration that In order to Iny the foundutions fur that system the uppropria. tluns for 1878 and 1870 should reach lmnlge it 1, 1878, to Jan. 1, 1850, and In that case we will find that the approprations will not reach. It o true that if (e appropriations reach up to Bapt. 1, 1470, 1he law i3 complied with, but county orders then have 1o remaiu unpald, the i the case ot Dresent, mud - the ‘*pay s you go“—ls out of the qu and keep o advised, We must Pudxu s soon as poasible whether it {s best to divide the risk of the fulure by making sales of a part of our produetion, even if we bave to do so ot fixed prices, provided we are able at the tmoment to ix the cost of producing them, I throw out these viows that you may ba considering the whule case, and we 1nay both be ready to act. Ulve me the present [deas which prevall as to the demand for orea in the spring. What do Dubuque & Bloux Clty Kxpress ‘liur‘::xgu & Hionx cliy Kibmons 1 \ O niERL Funs to Centralia poly. 0a Satunisy ulght runs to Peorts oaty. MICHIGAY OESTRAL RAILROAD, Dapat, foot ot Lak Joot of Tweuty-second st Tlcket UMy a southesas corner of Raoe doiph, Grand Facin Hotsl, s bt Faimier louse- In the case of ex-Grain Insvector Swett, the ¢ 'l el v #f wecan, the Excelstorland ™ | e s The s iy -‘:l:.r‘y“l"z: To the Editor of The Tribune Derceive why a LY L :1'1‘\:::'.-:1'; given to answer, Decllue of tle Momett Roglater, taken out, and dicd In a duy ur'two. The Aliantie Kagreas et fen, ;I'm- w bcll:vfcd -:‘gnud ul.,n: 10 ’nh. teller | Muwasua, Wis, Nov. 30.—In & communica. | IB0rs thav uo ratment should confer virue. Of- Judge Drummond is engaged in bearing the jNew Orieana Democrar, guard, Mr, Crabb, recovered entirelv from his | Night Kxpress 0 the laxvayers, and frow the debales of 1he Con- ‘Tho Moffert register has cuma down like a rocket, A year ago this law was in force In one State, Virginla; had been passed in avother, Louisiana, but was not yot in force, and was before the Legislaturo of Now York, Penoayl- vanig, Teuneasee, Bouth Carolina, and Misais- ficers | ifor natituiu & mob, and thel; . K. . O . . the hoax which has been golng the rouuds | lawful assembvlage of mnen | fith, 1uft with the Globa Jusurauce Company, aud al- through the press of Adam Haber's fmprison- | o Jt1s decided by statuto tu this Buate +» Lt Justle | jop0] 10 Lave been couverted to his owt use by umlcide lv the kuliug of & human belng in weot o Germany, and also stated Yoat Adam | tha defonse of habitation szaioss, noy perscn of | Hanling. = started tho story that ko might see bie name in | persons who waumfeatly totend and endeavor iua | Btephen R, Kearney, eharzed with solllog to- stitubonal Convention It would Tief had_been § In 1670 foF wounds, and beld hisplace lu the prisun after it that such be- waa rewoved to Jollet. Tho people ol Alton witl long remember the Hall tragedy. PITTSEUEG, PT. WAYNE & CHIOAGO BAILWAY. Degoy comer Canal and Maabugoats, Tckes Oiced, k-at., Palwor Louss, sud Grang Pacidc Hutel, —————— Ressemer's Grievanc 8 H slppl, with_evary proapect of belug adopted Mr. Honry Bessemer has a grievance against | Mail and Express, buedon, whic i otie dustuess uf the | print. Ihave seen Mr, Maber to-day, and he | Felehts riotous, of tumuliyuus wanner to suior 3:&“,‘{:}2;‘:,‘u‘m‘x‘;”‘l‘;m;:m“°“ Rudty, and was | LR 0t Slates and becoming e Tt | tho British Govertwont, "flo says tat ho . | Faclde Krpreds prevent ticee 14 nut & branch of County Govern. | Wishes nie to jotract that part of the corre- | saultingor offering bersonal violence fo aby per- of servico 1o the | to<lay the Molfett rocister has fallen futo [ Youted, ttor loug atudy, a stanp wiich suved went nn:x baya 1ta way for clerical help by the fees spondence which mado hini 'the author of thia | 5on Uwslling oF belog therein. " Here seretehor | Do o A et colleeted, excopt, berhups, the Freasuree's otice, and 5 o > hons. 1ie denlce oll Knowleaye of this whula | twelza ma arimed with bisiol, cluv, aud mpler | geembeg terus of the Glrauit Court: | voree to story, and would like to know the otizinator of | meus for b L) Murthia E. Eltexi from John T, Eftexian on such o yarn, As Mr. Haber {4 a well-known | entrance of spariments 1.“" e (‘.""‘u d '}' Jalie Guentzos fariner 0 tbis vicinity, in Justice o Ligs { ro | WIthout leyal sutbority, s tresp ey | o . Guaiser for cracity asd dat: spectfully sk that this retraction be pubilshed, | ¥eto violeut and wuwuliuous; ticy wisaulicd and | from Johw 1 Gueutzer for eruelty and adul- Apd m went (o ermany in August last, returned | MAleeated her; they wero iu ‘tho act of broaking l\'?- = e, but thoy nuot, buk peratsted in tho unlaw- | Yanker from William W. Yauker on tho groun *fsoned, wod don't 1% notoriety of this Kind. | ful sttempt to enter, &hcn -pu- Ared toe pistol at Fieapecititly, AN. LascOLN, | the leaders. . Naoody was urt, but, If tho ofaitulters, the Govermneut £100 year, and Was asked by the authoritios it Iustcad of receiviug u sum of money down he would be satisfied witha post of Buperintendent of Stamps at £K0 or L300 o year. ‘That was forty-tive yoars ago, und Mr. Beasemer was at that time only two glad to occopt the offered appointment, He b uever reccived cither suncrintendency or mone; As regards the promise mado to him, he vajs disrepute everywhere. A vl [E:pullm.' this law was presented before the Legislature of Uevryla the other day, but there {3 o bope ur pu--\buu{ of ita passage, The press and peopte of Georuls ore unanfuiously opbosed to it, and 1t is scareely lkely that (U will get » dozen Votes In the Legistature, That our Moffet Neglster law will be abolished at tho coming session of the Legislsture, the results of tho late BALTIMORE & OHIO slears from Eapouition Buldlng, (oo ol traad Hicthe, and Depat (ESpostiion Bullding). ‘Trains lea such facts concernlug the mansgement of ull the couuty oflices under this system, as ju_thelr judg- haut ey ba of inlercal o the taxpayers. I will also call attention (o a resolution refarred 1o the Conmlttce on LPublic Charities sud Town and Town Accounts of the last Hoard, in regurd to i tho aeparaic suphurs of puupers by towns Instead taon vo Farwel . | clectivn lcave no doubt. Evan iu Virginia, | that cxcuses foliowed cach other, with loog 0 H. of County support. This malier wlould. bu ehroe e aimed a ad been kfiod, I wouid tavo been fueit | yoosocs Farwol eranted dlvorces b0 Clfford B | G0 ieiuutor "of ‘this new mode of - raiy. | delure beiweeu, Untllhe st Whols thing Teeve. | AmiTt fully examiued, aud the result of such cxamination Forest-Itulsing in Kaneas, fable homlclde, becaiss tharo s §n the facts overy | (TE M Y0 BRRAR SHRIOETE (RIS | ing taxes, the Mofllett rezlster has proved | Sliding outof hisgrasp, He Al uo patent, to . sepianicil lodals Doied., Lentloien, B yau tach Hanaas Cliy Journal, clement aarewary o brlug the caso within tho | oo fLL gnd” (o Hester 3. Kauouss frons | 8 froud and a faflure. ‘Yl revenue derved | full back un; b could ot ko to luw, oven il b | Moralaw Myl -0\ Lins 35 Sy duty Tpasnliy (0 the bece ot sea et abln M, Mo, of 6 Lowis, wakat this gun: e es fandsmental srlucliles which underly d"l“mh"" Kanouss for dewertion, = 1 I e a1 Siorae dle oo T e e, o i oo laena fi{,’,;‘,“.r‘,‘;'::.':“r‘“"" R y . s A ) . The Chicago A o " . 3 wisisey fik‘}.fl' :}’.‘.’:‘“,Hn z‘fl\:fl: 5::7'::‘;5‘--.;»0" of & Mr, Kern s hind charge of thy St. Louts the doctrine uf lndividual rights undoer our Guv: n the case of Denlson vs. 2t murey, sud it gave hin neither swlle nor ahil- than the old revenus from lquor llcenses used to return. It is subd that at the next scsslon of tha Virginia Legistaturo this law will be repeal. ¢dand thoold system readopted. As for the Moffett Repister billa now before the Leglsta- tures of New York, Pennsylvania, Teoncsace, d ernment must be sieadfustly and undinchingly | Towa Hailroad Compauy, the Recelver was au- I;u s for theYiast scven years, and hus had | adnered to snd opheld. 1 they sball ever becuma | thorized to purchuse’ 1550 tons of steel rails, argo experlence i Lortlculiure. The Kausas | wo obsolete 84 1u bo Inoperative, 81l that 1 most | with the neccasary bolts, tshplates, ete., re- l'nclfl;: lunwnz‘ Lkomulnudv prohtusfl to'hv.-xru,lay h‘ln Hll‘tll’:l:'.ln;u:"ul’nll:llul:;:xfi wnll t‘fl‘ Bone: a1 { quired 1o equin the road with vicel rulls. expericuce an nowledge ol orticuliure In | Wi 0 (8 priuc Y, ol 0 couria that §¢ S, 9 Debutifyin the munerous purks slong. (e llne |, 1980, Tae very drat g which a guugo nught 1o | B E- Jewkiug was yestorday apooluted as- The spcech was listened 1o attentively, and, on motiou, was ordered spread on thie records. ONUANIZATIO! Mr. Lenzen mioved that the old rules of the Board be terporarily adopted, and thut a Com- hing from the veglontug to tho end, All that it has dovo for biin i (o forbid hii with others to sccept the decoratlon of the Legion of Honor awarded to him at the Parls Exposition, The famous steel manulscturer could endure no 'PITTSBURD, CINCINNATI & BT, 10U R B (Cineioustl Alr-Line sad Kokomo Line.) and Carroll-sis. Depot. curuer of Cltutou and wad Blde. Arrive- Potstet ' % 2 | signce of W, H. Duvis and George W. Camp- # e, “on that biut he has told his story, Clactuastl, Tudisnspolts, Lonls: ton prevalled, and Messrw, Lenzen, Wood, | portauty tu tuducue the wetilury of Westera |\ iwure, upon whoso probable sbuses consiiutions | A dividend of 10 per cent was doclared n the | Peared slucotia Tutluse of the law lu Virglula | T higice i1y P Bpotford, Bradicy, and Ayars wers sppoluted us | h8nees to cugage in forest-plantiug. — Me. | Yero iitanded ua s routralat, ho stould bo uver | vass of Thomas ¥, Nelsor a8 been made apparent, st ay denizd Keen has been through the country aud | watchfui snd soticitor kuows whercol ho speaks when Lo bro- | righis of the cltizen, Lounces the plan practicable, h'll e most. do- | cary ol llclf; for pouer s alw ! A ous obstacle is unticipated o difliculty | Mtsclf atrength, onlurging it sphere, with s con- UNITED STATES COULT. ¢ of persuadiug. 1bo sofors 1o “encege u trod B e e B s apecianty toor®yan | Tho Manutacturcrs® Natioual lank of Tro plavting to any considerable extent. “dir. Kern police power of the City of Caicayv, whera tho 1g. | yesterday comwenced s suit for $10,000 zalust Wil wpend soma titue tbia winter alung wie tiue | §iGGA Verooa) riehts of the citlzen ary. hablia- EVin & Wrizht'and Leonard King. of the roud talklug up the matier, aud in the | ity disrfunied, 1012y certain' knowiedse, io- BUYEKION COUKT 1N BUIKV, spring Feudy Lo comimencs o demonstin- | yardiog this as 8 caso of Justifavie sclf-defense, | Emma C. LeFevre began a sult for 33,000 yes- tlon of the practicabliity of his proposition. e o f b suys that most of the trees touud {n the forcsts e Britvuige NI o 0}icharged. Serday axdlnat fi:fi;fl‘z&:}?mnud' of the ecastern and vorthern portious of the 11 S O (. W. Campbell, Assizoce, began a sult for country will thrve ou the Kanses pralries, but OTIIER BUSINESS, . W. Campball, Assigoce, [ T vegards the bisckwslnut und ¢&'L';§|',.'i. TUN CUANPLEL CASK. 42,900 suninss Feter Wolt, euld Committce. Mr. Bradley moved that persons owniog prems Ises oveupled for election purposes e pald $3. Adovted. Mr, Buese futroduced a serfes of resolutions lutended 1o govers the conduct of the Comwit- tee Clerk, and the sanie were wdopted. The sesolutions call ubon the Clerk 1o keep accurate wiuutes of all Comumittee meetlugs, aud 1o post notices of when weetiugs are tu by beld, Mr. Mever introduced a resulutfon revoking the uction of the Board fu fixing the price of satangg,prisoners ut 25 cents per day, yud mak- fug thesuestion the special upder for the uest The Duke of Edinburg on Woaconfield, Raitfux Dispych &1 New York World. The news that Parliament was ealled and that & battle had really been fought with the Awcer’s outposts in Afghanistan was usturslly enough of absoibiug interest toall the passeuzers of the Sarinatian, and I was oblized to repeat the meagro accounts given fu tho local papers over and uver agafn, until I began to feel ke an Afghan correspondent mysell. Neither Lord Lorne nor the Priucess, ot course, has bad & word to say as tothe tern galul" of the [ aud repudisted DY thos adoption. —— The Adulterstion of Eoglish Cotton Goods. Landan Dalty Neica, T, 10, Mr, Mellor, M. %, It addressing bis _constitu- ents at Ashton-under-Lyme on Thursday nlght, quoted statistics showing the growth of our im- purts or nesrly all classes of inanufuctured tex- tile fabrics duriog the pust twelve years, with & viow to show that the cuuse of the present com- wercla) devression was the erowth of forelgn cowpetitfou. He denled that the removal of the 6 per ceut duty would naterially 1 guardiog the individual | Assiiences will be chuscu at § o m, to-day for Wwbo advocated their caving such power to tuke | ¥, L. Andrewe, Johns Utbsou, aud Nicholas I, wer {s always zathering to | Curtl. KANEAKEE LINR Depot, foot of Lake st and {008 L Claclanai!. Jndlanspolis & Loats a7 Exprest..... Nk ey BOCK IELAND & PAOIFID b, £OrN Van Lul nd Shurman-ate, Tickot Do E ees 58 Clark st Whenas 1o THE CALL, h alorially | Britlsh Goverument hut Iy wuy tatk sbis slter | payenport Express.. T Lhe best trees Lo blaut for Limber purposcs. ] . =5y affect our trade witl udia, sod sal noou on board the Blaci nce wit 0 Duko Leat ordl eeiing. b resolutlon s Jud over Uer | ratulua a” sall (0 b6 00 thontdaruble WOsE | afier aoy posspOBemnS 00 delent s | 105 iabaETEL YL 0 110 excaps 00, 102 a0d | fsfhwnt praviited i cotionclots going | of Ediuburg, e Koval Hishnkas. fuformed | YEASEISIEGTLa? Gl erown fu this country. Mr. Kero suys that i COMMITTERS. ‘The Chalrman then avsounced the Standing Cuninittees for the coming year us follows: . Finunce—Btewart, Spoffurd, Wood, Boese, coue. Judiclary=—Wood, Lenzen. Fitzgerald. City Lelations—Eitzgerald, Cobura, Ayars. o India was the rascality thot was oracticed ot Bluckburn and elaewhere, He read the other da) u case which came before the Judge at tho Rochidale County Court, lustead of tho cloth being adulterated with 46 or 47 per tent of clilua clay. which had always been consldered to be the maximui, {1 was adulterated to the ex- woe in tho most uomistakabie terms that he looked upon the sublime autbor of England’s new *Peace with Hovor” with feelings of tha utmost dizrust, In rerard to tue Berbu tresty, Lo said substantially what tbe Earl of Duvraven sald toa World seporter when he reacucd New York jast after the treaty had bLeeun slrucd, Night Fxpress.. ATl meals on {he Omalis Expreas ars served 1a dinisé cars, a8 70 Couts uaLh, (MIOAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS BAILBOAD Oflces, 77 Clortostr 193 iearbora-st., aod De- Tkt O curacr Liibkn. und Carrorate " "uk Avvkliate Counr—Oplulons at 10 thousands uf bustiols of nut a tiou for temuvorary mu‘wny inthe case of Lydla 3 Tieich: 81, e by rriornburg & Con* Now Fads %% | DeKalb Chandler va. Willia W. Chandler. | Gaurs 20 Dhasve- Witbocks 63, Kanteter Europe every yesr fur forest-ralaiug burposes, ‘The Judge sald be would not st Grant; sod 84, Brant ve. Deaa, | e 4ud urged thiat 1t Is high timo that settlers on | tempt to decide the mesits of the case, SV Bk DA NKaR - 1 S L0 SIY, 21 o Toresiantoo T ainbcth to show o “pbooty | tho 1aw or the facts, for they luvulved some dit- | “tbis Nooss—0,7. . Ko caso on teta). alonz the e of she Ksusas Pacille thas this | fieult questions. The order would be thst br, | Jvbux Rouxae—300, 300, 316 10 32, taciasive, /dings— Vi S tent of 300 per cent. That wasone way of cheap- | The Duko thiuks that the sequbsiton ot Cvprus o Leave. | Arhe Mever, Waodo "ov—burknn, Sposord, “Wuseter, | LR L® V08, 01"y atartiug & forest of 100 | Cbandier pay bis wife 820 withio tive days, and | S(E0L8EE Ko cies CRFi4, 276, Nocase oa | eulug the article. Mre, Brassey, In ber pleasaat | was o wo sensa s guw, $0 Great Britain, and ho I I ALducalion—Leuzeg, Spoflord, Coburn. BLILS OF mOle. on tho tres day of Jauuary and of each wuonth ! sl s Luok descriptive of ber voyuue, stated tbat | very fraukly expresscd to mo bls conviction thatb »