Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, February 22, 1879, Page 7

e 1 m it e e £ “THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY FEBRUARY 22, 1879—TWELVE PAGESR ister Holds that the g Cn:flfiily Court Has No Jurisdiction iminal Quasi-Crimina 1 c‘m’: 'Sc.:lrt t«;z It by & Pence-Justice. S g & Co. Want a Receiver Ap- Now S pninted to Tako Chargo of the Tremont. et ults, Divorees, Judgments, Confessions, Ete, Allister yesterday, marning rendored i ':Sx:!nplnljn ps to the Jurlsdiction of L D e County Cour! yisatabest cotjt (aules Howa V& g e question 4 fn appeal cases, The case 19 cago of The People ex rel. John Hoffmaun. The Judge i caso {4 whethar or ot tio Conrl * Ik Caunty linw Juriediction i ot O anty Iy b over ta that, Court by SJiies ot the e ot alfvm in # uch & biction bo I8 pomust e, Tue quest TRITS definl i of Couk co un o chargo ol bastardy, Fhe e Rionca tidar an oedor of the Couns cave, and §F the Conrt tind no entitled to L disclnrged if it b2 remanaed, 1f tho ordur bn vaiid on jon Lirne upon Lhe canatruction of Attt of tho Conatitn- e Jurindletion of the Ceim- e I niy. 1t delaron that tnis alCouth SO Tila Surledictton of n Clrenit Tl ahretos! ol et Thesth, 3 0 s iminal cases, yet there ene ‘m"d(f?;l.yfn'.:"ummmuu ‘of criminn o e, o fho desren of ovlienze huceuin Kin it gt of the p uner of L le' Tegatded a8 otvil can it wit Ardepes lem: E«u appesh ja all caren Znlzances an i el qua e ani taken charged, Al X of criiminad anid quasi-criminal 4 1n the County of Cavk, of thal may Letore £ald Cunrt piranant 1o law; und i aneats taken b said connty, apt-criminal cuses, shall be re- tomld Coit ™ hargo of bastardy a plo agninsd the 3 the Justiee, 1f aufllciont canve e o pasty over 1o the liglier canst do not Bo fybas been repatedly dechled by (e Supremo (eath el long Tut_whilo and_ not ertm 1 tho BeaiE L oy aru n farm criminal, thamgh s aimnge S I ourny, Hactour, T it rivint! Incres Of o the class catied guus-ce Treatlee, . I bastardy B the procecding ts regurded ns inal, theas cauew, noverthiclonr, nal, within above provision of the Conati- 1 wponking of them' underu saye, ‘“The procecdings f o yusshcrimingl chars "‘i‘,’;;', very fret bronght into {ha Supreme Court ivizka contructios on - that ¢ e jurircichon sald Sce. 20 of the Con- ourt, among other (ingw, wld, confesyed, thereforo, nchiden nroaecies of ense rofating {o crime and auch ns [ ens I nl [0 Ly et 34! 8 catey of biast e L Al under d, after “’%m“tnu entiro scction 13 consldercd tn the F of our Jurlsprudeace, we wmusl - conclude N was erlme, though a little diiTerent, ardy." G0 Til, 402 In Whuane yof Ghfuago, 68 111, 872, (hat section construction In tho Hupreme quoting it the Coart wnys, Intended o , embrace all s mot crimea or mlsdomennors, lut 5 In the naturo of erlmes, u cines of vifenses yviest th public which hnve not been doclured (rists, but wronge Aguinst tho general or lncst oy R ohee ed ‘:{I whicn It 8 proper shonlil “bo renressed or Torfeliurs or pennities, This would u tam actions and forfoltures fm- {o the neglect or vivlation of a publle duty. e alme would mol. omurace m tudicabio Ststte, whotever might bo itd grnda, Dut almply {afeitare fur a wron done ta the nublie, whether S ealary or tuvoluntnsy, whera u penalty 18 glven “heirer recoverable by eriuinal or civil process; i it ould embrace prosecutions for bastardy ndhaformations in the nature of n quo warranta, e Toere fanot tho slightest doubt that such a pro- teeslog a8 18 proyided for by our statuto In bad- iy cases falls witnin the most suthoritative gefls wilon of 8 guarl-crminal procewding, Nor dogs It stall miltato ogainut thiv positiun that it has res (fllzdl ote vl proceed e ai the been prol nounced by our Supromo Conrt i for it misy be a civll pros mo Lo quasl criminul, 17 ing ik L qaasl Criminal within the meaning of b clgaee In gueation then, by tha cloar langungo ofthe Constitation, thio Connty Court cauld not ac- quire forhndiction by the relafor being bound over 1o (it Court Uy ho Justico of tho Peace. g ol recogolzunces and appoals fakci b nld coumty winlual cases, shiall bu retursanie and tal W crlmlunl and qunsi o uld Court,"—that §s, to tho Criminal Court, 1t {8 tetinding over by o' dustico which pives the Gt fursediction, ~ Dythis sucelal clauso, sweep- | glaitilaneuag th Tarty obiarzed in 8 eningl | trqul-crimiunl matter must bo bound over (o b Criminal Court, tha Intentlon balng to require allgen atol thors, es to go to that Court, and keep tiem Will it bo contended that under At clanee, or in the teeth ¢f it, tho Leglislatnre aaccaler tha righit to appent in this county to the Cozoty Conrt [n erimival or quasl-criminal caecs cocolzshle by n Justico of the Peacey Cerlatnly 10 Tho snectal clanse forblde it, by requirinit i all such wppeals shull be faken to the Unaals inal Court, dust Ao i respect to bludine apnyover by n Justice fn n ceiminal or inw guwflmlm case lfio oastordy, It must done to the Criminnl Court. 1f taken tawny uthet there (s wo Jurisdiction, Tam thero- fora of tho opinlon that binding the relutor aver to \be Conaty inetend of tho Crinlual Court upon 1t charge was contrary to thy specific mundate o the Comtitiation, requiriug It 10 bo donu to the Celinal Court unly. Bataalde from 1hls, and conceding the Court tanld scquira Jurisiliction, the order which tho e retuians oe i authority for imprisoning mlator {3 vold on ft4 faco, yceeding under tho Bastand 17 1t wag wadv In o uet It 18 nucessar 1y Laveclal and atatutory vne, whers 10 intondments b fator of Jurisdicilon can bu Indulged, The e olls to shuw that relator nd beert faund to the {ather of u bastard child, or that any Judy- gent reqairing him to give o bond bad ever beon tndered npon such i lse, Sl el ho i) nding ur otherwise, It Ende; Lee or ofl Gclreed, o 8 Judvme THG It udgment, A ca. su, which did ntwonld bo vold. 8o 1a this 10 futhuictign tu make it anpears on fia ierwiay in'thin cave, The relator will be TREsONT MoUsE, Abill was filed yeaterday Pt Cu|1rl,fl|;3mm“ in the Unfted Btates 8. Jaftray & Co. ngrainiat fumuel W, Butler, dowies Couch, Willlam H. Wood, sud Johm A, 1 ntcd 0 mnungull‘ ouse, e TAn day of Janu; Blebled to hem Ueay Yeuri mouut Trastee, 0 trust la tb atehmort Elnnl. My e clty umt o e mpiaii e, to ave u Heeelver ag- wffalrs of the Tremont hts state “that on the ary, 1877, Jamus Couch, helng and to divers other purties 10 of $11,126.20, for (] g uch i v 1o . 1L Wt o8 ood, a8 eed on o Jarge amouut of Lund Just south of it, and also n cao unall the furniture, fixtured, org, etey of the Tremont lHouse, furniture, ote,, of the :Wm L Wabash avenne, ‘The _ chatiol- Tno RO Was recorded dJan, v ¢avs hefore Lrered the persg Huse, guq gf ireae, Loth mortg j0%trs of saly i wnount due of I‘WIN oft Q) Llhunu staty) Yorthiees, g3 {p Prkr o theire, " soumethy the Tyl of to L) the Qe fuy i L Botly By thfq o ¢ fairly woj elhing' T Dt oublie ites ot n{;‘ ) T Al t€ that Jig 2twuly funy vy nada Iz ayy, Sapey tion, * 1y, Hpresy vl 5 Ricy m”" R Eelep gy, PrcAelt lessec) have consplred to- 2t e buye Y38 thuy think 1t wil B, 1877. Batler (g i flthln was recorded Bumuel W, ol ccord o chattel-moriznge pur- OMting to be griven by Couel e L"“‘XW‘\M‘)‘X%’?}(‘),\X‘K)““‘“ to him to sceury b two years, and which nal property. of the Tremont he houso "No. 091 Wabash nizes contafued the usuul ease of default of payment, 1t complatoants’ mortgage has lown to §5,600.80, Thia cot- thut thelr real-vitute security I8 Incumberod by morgages i thelr only hope 18 in realiz- ram the chattel-mortgage, On last montl, however, Butler went e of the hotel under his morteage, Pery Vertlied thu whola contents for sulo suctlon next Monday at the door uf he Bullding, The furniture und Mumouts#w«; oaL $250,000, o orth tow $75, in o0k No. G0t Wabaely uve i while tha can- ug cost 810,000, " alnants have applied to Wood to have :» sule, but he rofuges, uid alves Lucll the propurty In o lunip, | ba aneriticed for ate sum, snd they als cotil- e placo of gale on Laallo streot, {(rulnllm hotel, will tond to prevent g thinks thiis fs dong with this WU that Woud, Hutler, Couch, i Slump for gty {1 RRUBCEEY. b ol auly wants u e Uiyl beter 1 vt back, aud” does not cars Bl ie Proverty s 'sacriticed, . Complalu- hy procr I8 80lo was mado at the hotel und M?E&‘. much botter priveg 'wu:ml hLu I‘r. &.fl the progiotlee wero given, wpd they sk L Fi 'hu;‘.‘ vy Proposel o Bacelver 1y, ote] ¢ o ulafi'lfif““ and vun it untll the righta Protected, Nell Sy wieenfledn bill vesterdad chargin Wy oy g Faupy 40 a3y ! Mty % Thonay € o i 10, I 28 dutie ay txmu,‘., Ay & year hlrfu:l‘a::': * i 86 uropoxt Lo, et (1 tled w B for atvorco Srom el sals may Lo enjolnod, umd 4y o apponited to tuko charys 1o Interest can bo pacortaiiod myonces, lsting hud deserted b o sulli- 9 L0 cutitly bim to o divorce, .".""" lag an uufaithful Lus- e uli"' und his disregard for hils u 88 been o o it sho wus Onwhich ge- T & divorce, S Warge off, for ghe has na : ulut lngumi.miflhu {nlillni(u[c: > ctobur, out he atterward, uid gite bas. dived b A’"‘Wf::"unw ground ot cruelty, * nally sauntered i to get A, 4r bushind Ovll, on sccount keneral cussedigas, Eranted u decres of dlvoreo to Thaddeus Daken from Mary J, Daken, on the ground of adultery, ITRNS. Judge Blodgelt's call to-day Is from 100 to 2. ‘The cuse of Warren ve. Stoddart |s still on trial and good for a contple of hours, ‘I'ie Buperlor Clerk’s oflce will be closed to- dav, and Judges Uary, Jameson, and Mooro will hold no court, The Clreult Coutt and Clerk's oflica will bo open as usual, UNITED STATES COUNTS, Josoph T, Brown hegan a sult in covenant vesterday agalnst Llanry Grecucbaum, clalining $3,300 damages. TANKRUPTOY, In the caso of 1L W. Raymond and T. 'T. G11)- fugham, otherwise known as ifadloy Bros, & Cu,, the Assfguoey R. E. Jenking, led s goport yesl:cnlny atating that he had eold the desperate nsaets of the irm and of Glltineham at publie onction, and liad reallzed $369 from the sale, ‘These nssets consisted of a oneclohtn intereat In ten naeres of Jund between Forty- seventh and Fifty-fivst, Wallace, and Halated atreetsy also A quarter interest in 200 acres of waste lumd In the Adirondack regloi ; nlso $8,000 ol desperste notes und accounts due the inn, ‘Fhe report wos ordered to ba approved on the usunt conditlons. Discharges Irom honkruptey wero lsstted to . % Kraft, Charfes MeFarland, . C. Leach, Joseph H. Mather, Andrew Katz, Joseph Gibbs, A, J, Bawyer, D, D, 8treoter, Nelson M, Bassctt, John 21 Davey, Georyre Broughon, John O, Ma- teer, Iteuben O. Bceoville, Frauk Bnodgrass, (eorgo Py Frosingor, Lenox 1. Shepherd, Na- than Foater, "Thomas P. Stone, and George S, Heditetd, SUPERION COURT TN DRIRP, Lazarita 8llvormon begon u suit yesterday for $1,600 against the C, L, Woodaman Company. ‘I'he First Nattonal Henk of Chicago sued J. Tionry Truman for 83,500, * ‘Thoman B, Fuller filed a bill ngainst Robert Eifle, Johin tl, Porry, John 11, Thorp, and James W. Bye to foreclose a mortzage for §5,000 on Lot 10/ Block D, i Jenninge’ Subdivision of a et of denniogh & Moffott’s Subdivision of the l[]“&’-\mfi“ of the E. !4 of tha 8. W. I{ of Sce. 13, 14, Hioneyitommann filed n bill ngainst Charlea W, ltichmond, D, B. Lyman, R, E, Jenkins, and others o foruclose a trust-deed for $3,700 on the 8. B, "f of the 8, W. 1{"of Sce. 43, #0, 12, and part of the 8. E, J{ of the aama sectlon. CINCUIT CounT, W. W, Wicklinm bezan n suit for §6,000 nzainst Willlam Ghoraley and A. W. Whitaker, 6 Jnnsen cumnien A suit aralnst Gun- Inck Thorbjornson to recover 310,000 damages 1o her happivess nad future prosperts, canami Ly the defundant’s retusal to keep his promise of marryine her, Charles Wiljinms bc;éms o suit for 85,000 dam- ages urainst Willlan Kurzman, . Joseph Sinter, Albert Beter, John Halpin, and Willinm Connors, confined o1 a charge of burg- lary, flled a petition for habeas corpus, clalming thaton the examination befors the Justice of the Peace no evidoneo, sullicient to hold them waa shiown, und clalming that they aro most un- law(ully detained, TIHE CALL MONDAY. Jupor Broportr—General cn) of Ul calendar, 8, and 201 (o 820, Inclusivu. -Aeslats Judge Gary. No case Jupoxr Moone—Contested motions. Jupat Noaers—Set ¢ 7 Tyan, and casendur Nos, 10 27, clumye. No. U, LFarwell va, Chicago, Burtlugton & Quiney i, Ry Ca., on teial, Jupar Bootn--Set case 7,077, Heath ve, Mat- thows, and calondur Nos. ¥ 1015, Inclusive. No cagu on trial. Juper McArLterru—"78 to 00, incluslve. No. 7% Flske ve, McDonough, o trial, Jupsk FanweLt—Coutested motlon: JUDOMENTS, Surenton Count—Junud Gaur—Trustess of Firemnn's Henevalent “Asenciation ys, Martin Lozeo, 8370563, —Ucorge W Cnxm)lllull. Asalunce, va, Thomay Mackin,” 8277.80,—Paze, Hprocue & Smith va. Patrlck T, 9 rdict, $H00.72, and motion for new try: . Ii, Dement ot al, vs, . M. Shalluer; verdict, $57.71 Junoe Janeson—Elizabe Fridloy, 8050, ~8amo va. Johu G, and Albert Fridiey, $300, —Jncob MeDowell v, John M., Honry C., and Colvin Dutund nud C. C. Con- nolly, S12,80, Cinenrr CounT—Coxressions—Edward Me- Quald ct ol. va, George Artes, S18] THE FIDELITY. Roport of tho Depositors' Commlitiee, ~ Tue Camittee appointed by the dejiositors in the Fldetity 8avings Depository met yester- day niternoon In the office of Mr. Griflin, In Bryan Block, and adopted a report, of which the fotlowing s o brict summary: The monthly atatoments of thy Receivet worg faund by tho Committeo to lvo ‘very littlo luformation a3 to the condition of the trust estate. Aftor, several visits to the Recelver cxplanatlons were | fziven os ta items of the report. Upto Feb. 1, 187, the face of his reports show receints, $385,~ 058.035 expenditures, $200,057.83; paid on divl- dend, 827.275.21; cash- on hand, $57,453.50, Abont $25,000 of tho tatal expendititre fs classed s oflice expenses, $13,000 being for nttorney’s fees; nbout 855,000 fs for toxes, insurance, ete,y about $§30,000 s offsets—principdlly puyjnents and cancelletions of bank-books at 45 cents on the doliar, and appearing both as re- ccinta nnd digbursements, The Recelver's com- nissions arv yet to bo added to theso expendi- tures, and it “maoy bo that the practite of fieti- tiously Iuereastug the total recoipts will Increaso fhe omount. for the Recelver to compute his pereentaga upoon. ‘Ulie - Committeo think 1he sims cxpended for nttorndy’s fees exorbit- ant, beng at the rate of S10,00 a year, und they hopo it will contfnue to ilecrease, The scttlo- ment of the clalm the bank had agalnst the Chiaza Cotton Manufacturlug Compruy le re- viewed at somo length in the report, and the Committee, fhnding the transaction to have some suepicious cloments In it, state their in- tflumn to uxamine it moro thioroughly here- after, ndherenta by the adapt tonll we hold most Followlng aro the resolatlons Netotred, Thul wa herchy moat emphatically enter aur oneraetlc protest azalust the propoted atolitlon of German, music, anil drawing as ob- Jecta of stady in onr public sclingls, Hesolved, "That whilo wo nre and nlways ahall bo ready anit willing wpon all nccastuns to pay anr taxen and cortribute to the support and ercdit of tha ity Guveratent, wvo o ot aclivvy o eave Ing of ko 12,000 or $1:4, 000 heretofora snnmally expended on these atidlas now ought to be alol. Sahed affords auficlent gronnd for such sbolition by the nutharities of o’ city havlng 700,600 In- hahitants ond spending every yoar $1,000,000 for thie admintstration of 1t atlales, Kevolred, Thint the attempt mado to cat ont eald studies from tho curriceinm fa but the outgrowth of the natlviatle spirit, which, If encouraeed and persiated in, will oventually undermine and deateoy tha friendly relatlons now subsisting nmony the divers races and nationnlities of this city, anid i likely onco mioro 10 hand over the rovernment af Itinto tha perniclona grasp of carrupt plunderess and venal office-scokerd. Ilesolved, ‘Phat in the intorest of trus cconomy, and with o 'proper regard far the eausn of educatlon In tho bost nid broadest sense of that teew, we respectiully but firmly demand of cach and rvery mewbur of the Nanoruble Jourd of Education that cust hin voty ogainst the aouliton of tGertan, inusic, and drawing as optlonnl stadies, and ro what in him Wes to place thom upon thu same fuottnyg with oll the athers, Mr, Caapar Butz also made nu cloguent spuech, showing the desiravility of having the German language fu the publie schools,” He strongly urged organization amonz e Uer- mans o he enabled to repul the atiacks that ure tl:imllnunlly made by the Know-Nothingsagaiust, heun Uen, Loufs Schaffoer maved that a commitiee of five be appuinted to lay the resolutions he- fore the Board of Education, snd prescut the auatter In as furcible o monner o8 posstile. The motlon was adopted, and the followlng Cominities was appointed: Emil [oechater, Phlllp Stein, Max Stern, Adolsh Schoentnger, Guatay Hessert, nud Loty Schaffued, Au adjournment was thon bad. n of measures hostil DEUTSCHE SPRACHE THE RAILWAYS Our German Citizens Insist on the Tonching of Their Mother- Tongue, Confirmation by Cable of the News of Erie's Great. Acquisition. And Violently Oppose Its Ban- ishment trom the Public Schools. The Atlantle & Great Western Passey Into its Control. They Also Protest Against the Abo- litlon of Muslo and Drawing, Anti-Vandorbilt Intorest, THFE ERIE ARRANGEMI Frecial Dispateh t0 The Tribune, New Youx, Feb. 21.—A private cable dlspatch Inst week eave Information that the Atlantle & No question that has latoly arlsen has agl- tatod tho Germans of thits eity to such an extent 08 the attompt on the part of cortain members of the Board of Education to banish Garman from our public schools. ‘Ihe teimans almost to n man soem to bo detormined to make this matter an lssue, ag they did the temperance question a fow years azo, and they assert thut they will not support the polftiesl party that doca not side with tiem fu this Jssue. A largo- ly-attended meeting of our Uurman fellow-citl zans was held last evening at the North 8lde ‘Turner Hall to take the questlon into consider- ation aud discuss tho plans proposed for secur- Ing the continuauce in the schouls of Germun, musie, and drawing. My, Emi) Hocehdter, Presldent of the Chicago Turngemelnde, In calling the meeting to order stated that they had come togother to show their dlssatisfaction with tlie attempts of the Know-Nothings to force the German language fromn the public schools, Dr. Gustav lessert was clected Chalrman, and Mr. Max Stern Sccvetary. Dr. Ernst Schmidt was the fivet speaker, He sald they all had shown by thelr attendance what they think of the attempt to banish the Uerman langusge from our publie schools. Tt wua a mean, shameful, sl contemutibly Kick ugalust the Germnus, They made one- third of the populatlun of Chleago, and they had o right to demand that - their children recelve tuitlon in thelr mollier language.” If any other natlonnlity wos shoflurly s.tunted, he would pludly advocate that thefr Janguage bo taught in our schools. It was an honor to know apore than one lun- wunge, ‘Thy pretext ot ceonotwy wos a sham, beesusa ten times as much was squnndered every year by the very men who uow want to rob thio ehildren of the Germans of thelr mother tonzue, ~Tax-eaters and tax-lighters were the men who- wers so anxious to save the clty §10,000 nt'the expenss of the Germans, The very dirty dogs who . were fu {he front ranks when the attempt was made to restrict the personel Nberty of the Gurmans, aud prevent them from taking o glaes of beer on Sunday, were agaln In the front ravks fn this fssue. The present nttempt to banish the German language from our publiec schools Dy Lwo fusigniflcant persons In the Board of Education would not have beon made hud they not known that behind them was o strong power that would cnergetically back them up. ‘They must ‘organize and show a bold front against theao mewn, and show them thut the Gurmaos wiil support no political party thut will not allow their benutiful German Isnguage to be taught in our achools, They must be pre- pared ngainst ull emerrencles, and {nseribe upun thefr hauner, *tller wird Deutsch gesprochien.” THE HON. TIRAM UARBER, Jt, member of Congress, sald overybo nized the importance of this fsau; nothine inore prover thun for o g this lkind to express their opinlon, Giovernment lor the peoplo; o Goverument to carry out the will of ‘the people. ‘Ihere wag, of course, o ereat difference of obinlon ou this All did pot Took upon it from the satne stand- potnt, Some think that this was an undua con- ceasion to a certaln clasy, and that the teaching of German was untecessary. They say If such concession was made to Uerinans it should also De made to other nationplitles. o never co- inciged In these views. 1le could not see why those thnt came here from o forelgn country ‘shonld be compelied to forgot thelr mother Jun- | puage, The man who diduut" Tove! hid’ bty country would never love lils adopted country, Ilesaw Do reason why the Germans should not be proud to let the world know the ‘beauty of thelr lnngusee. Al clyilized nations nave pajd homage to this ine Janguage. 1t was cqual to the Greek, ‘This community should ‘ot have the least objection of aying this lan- wuago taught fu our schuols. It is not ouly of advantuge to the large number of Gernan pu- )»fls, but'to the Amerleans wikd otbiers us welt, ‘The argutnont of retrenciiment {n such a mat- ter ns this was unworthy of & community of such vast Importance, Bhould they proclaim to the world that they hiad gono backward i edu- cation? Well were the Gesmans Justitied in re- monstrating against it. This 18 a matter which should not be treated n au exclied manuer, or bo nade o cause of strife butween Germans nmt Amerleuns, Remson and areu- ment would surtmount alldifcutiies, nul sooner or later they would seeuro the fruits of thelr of- forts, + Mr. Willlam Vocke, member of the Board of Educatfon, sald_ hodld not come to make n speech, but s he.was called upon he would utter afew rumarks, thouch his bealth was stil) poor, Binee he becams a member of the Board thia question had arlsen vvery year whou tha sppropristions lad tv be made, © Last year the un{ury of the German priucipal teachor was re- duccul but an effort was mado this year to Jiave by Prosktent Jewett, Seeretary MeCullough, amd other officers amd Directors of the #ays the Tomes, “the report wag repeated on Wall street; and President Jewett ab onee pro- nounced b trae. Je hod, he sald, re- celved from Sir Eaward Watking, Chalr- man of the Erle nstruction Commit. te In Loudon, a cable dispateh fuforming Dim that, at o mieating of the Atlautic & Great Western 'Frustena in that ety Wedneaday, the 12th fnsty, it wns npinimousty resolved Lo sub- mit a proposition involving the foreclosure nud reconstruction of that ruad and Its leasc to ALIMAN IN T Yesterday's Staals: lowiug: In the Chicago Board of Kducation, consisting of thirteen Bepuhlican und (wo Democratic wembers, tie pttempl fy bein ade—not alterethier for tho first o, but for the first 1mo with ks prospuct coea—to baniah tho inatruetion in the German languuge from the public sehoots of the city, The Yunkees Kelth and Stone, ,aud the Swode dacoba,, who nourlsties a bitter hatred fuf the Ger ro the taree principal mavers in thte scheme, which intends nothing, 1f not an fnsult, to the Germnn cltizens of this clly, All three clalm to oo Hepnb- licans; thut they do ko jually 1 by no means cer- tafi, For tho bittercst engmy of “the Eepublican party could not devise a moto chiclent plan to bring it fnto Lng minority in Chicugo than the proserips tiou of tho (erman lananage, “I'lie German-born citizena nnd taxuayers of Chls cago demund o continuntion and improvement of this branch of Instruction, ot as s favor, butad thalr Just eight, Not for a moment will they adnut the roposterous and bmpudent clabn that tha metrops v, Chicage, 1s nothing but n Yankee village, ot onr city 18 IL bus becomo by the harmonious co-oneeation of tho most heterogencons nationali- tics, nmong which the Germin, it point of oum- bers, at lewst_cquals the native Amerlean.’ The sermanssueakini citizens of Chicagu are the most lionest, tho promptest of faxpayeea; for cach twenty tax-fithters hardly’ onie German ean bo found. ‘I'hey are the mosi reliable supporters of the piable schinols, provided thwey are troated with thnt regard which they can claim us their just due, A7 that in refuscd thoy will not support them. And thuy whi conalder every party thnt encroachies on their rlghts aa their enemy | 'This fact whould be Kept in viow by all whom it may concorn, " clatm ropuated wver again by tho oppononts of the Germnuk, that the Germay ‘nstruction wiw costing immense sums.of moiey, lsa malicions e withont auy renson whnlaver, “The expenses are, toiling, scarcely more thin :812, 000—n mere baga- tulle, * The sepurate exponditire even caulid b avorded nltogothor if, s dwidone In other citine, Gurman liwtruchon waa notgiven vy moceial teach- ers, but by teachers who, asida from the German Fanguage, can teach nll the ottier branches of pul- Ve Instruction, ‘Thut s an improvement demeanio not only on aceouut of the savig, it abao for other rewsons, Ior thua the' fustruction ln German would lose 1tw excoptionul charcier; it would not Touwer nopear as a forced addition (o the conrsa at study, but asan important pard of it. Theelfective. nieas OF thin brapch, and the pumbee of puoils prof- ting by it, would by such i gousolidation be ma- torinily increased, i 11 e principal motive of llln onponeats 1o Ger- UBLIC-SCII00LY, y ot eferred the eitung contalied tho fol- N o L. M. Barlow, counscl of the road, ‘I Direetors and Trustees of our rosd and he confirmed.’ Mr. Darlow gave the propost- Trustecs as follows: *The foreclosuro proceedings pending tor tbres "years n Ollb, Pennsylvanis wnd New York, arcto be with nt the tme of the consolidation, the Ohlo, or fourth morteuze, of $3,416,400, \x‘[l was made a first llen In preference to all others. gage. A new mortoagois to be fssucd to take up the Ohlo mortgage, the Revelver's certificates amounting now ro about $800,000 und the Dbear fnterest at 6 per cent per annum, the Interest to ho guaranteed by the New York, Lake Erle & Western Cumpany, In con- of internat, shail be divided I the proportion of two-thirds to the Atlantic & Great Western and one-third to the Evle. 'Tho other details of re- vrganization is inferrea that mnew honds aund varfous classes of stock, breferred and common, are to be fssued to the old bondholders and man inetruction did ot cohs)et wore or o tn a narrow-minded hatred of thé Geruan element, it wighty eriiane, bo worth whlo to ol tom tht the banishment of " the Germun laneuage fram the putlic ¥chooin will have thotopposite result from that which they strivo to obwin, . They desire it the German element shouldtuandun all its par- ticular (ralis sud - axsimilate el entirely to the Anglo-American_clement. 0'This end, however, wonll By no mnewns Lo tarnished vy driving the children “of Gormun poronss from the 'public schoold, Al Geenien - parents, who do not wish taelr chilitren to becoms extrppgod from thewm, will prefer ta send thetr chlldren fo” Germun privite or duaominationat ichouls, if thilGiorman insteaction is abollsned i our publicchaglh, and will b o do- ing add to the mutntenanes’,uf o larte dlstance ayen between the Ameriean-horn children of the diTaront natlanalities, Iurenlity thoss Uermans who maintain sueh an opposition {0 the native American cloment that they chidenvor to keeb their children from nasimilating thomaelvea to i1, cangi well cuntentod with the nbohition of publiclustric. tion dn_Germnn, for L woudd fncrease German Kunow-Nothinglsm fust as wucl a4 tho genutue Amprican articlo of that nanip, We dealru nielther the oug bor the other, and thorofore wa deinand that thie Instruction in'tGer- man i our pubiie echools b noc only kent tp, but alvo b improved, o hotter fulill its purpose, Wo would lnveto consider a res- olution_of the Noardivof Educotion to abolish Gerinan aw a declarntlon of war by Hepub- Tiean Yankeedon to the Uermnu-spenking eitlzens, for the English-speaking « Hepuvlicans of 1ho Buord are respopsibe ~ for ibs actions, It Mewwrs, Wells, _Armatronst, loyne, Arnoll, Bartietl, and ' Frake wil' nnite thowr votes with those of tha fonr German wembers, tho Gur- wan lewate, We hupe tintwill ve dane, AUl evunts, theso gentlemen must surely suderstand thie effect ' of thelr doings, 7 The aboliilon of German — fustructlon by n mojority vote of tho Uoard of: Bducation would, according to sl hnman cnlculation, become den tical with a viclory of the Damocratio purty at tho comng eity slection, eanecially i the two Dem- ocrats an tha Hoard,' Enzilsh and Grennnn, should be altrewd enonih to vole with the frivuds' of Ger- man in tho publ ks, - Western Trustees aro to ralse money by the ment, and for the lnylng of o third rail eo os to thut the cost of this wil be light, as ofd ' Atlantic & Great Western rlls can be sold for §20 to $23 por ton, nod new steel gaid . Mr. Barlow, very great For guarantea of interest = on five millions, 100,000 gunrunteed cost of $3,000 per mile ns ngalnst competitor of the Atlantic & Great Western, *Ihie Atlantie & Great Western runs from Salamauca to Dayton, aud, with {ts brauches of Recelver Devereaux since 'Dee. 10, 1874, Tames B. Ilodakln, President of the United Btates Rolling-Siock Coupuny, recelved o cable- Iny to the effect Uit *alease of the W tireat Western Raflway will bemade ta the Brie Company after reoreanizatjon,’ The United States Rolling:Stock Comurny was orgauized 1o supply the Atlantie & Great nunual statement, sabmitted the 31 nst., the Directors gakl the entire broad-gauge cquipment supplied to tint Company had Leen returned to b thu salary restored, nid this was made the pre- e — e them, ul that the Comnnny was i thetr debt velho total valuo of prapcrty. sold far bank: Loxt for (hia e attack updn teaching Gormman THE WEATHER o | to thi amount bl £3X,000. ool under the orler of Court allowlng bank- | (4 the gehools. ‘The German members of the {f Tn the Wolcrn Assoriated Press. Dooks to be taken i payment for real estato at 45 vents on the dollar Iy, as estimated by the Re- cefvers sbout §45,600: of this amount §35,000 in valus s city property, and pbout $10,000 in valus 8 suburbau, A part of this property is us avalable vroperty 08 tho bank posscssed. nplaint hag bean made of favoritiom in the securing of desirable property for books, mnl several eagea aro cited, ns ‘those of Mr, Derick- son und Mr J. C. Ilutnes, who wera nbla to procury deslrable umpen.{ which others had in valn tried to sccure for books, Iu one trans- netlon the Committeo finda gronnd for belleving that favorithun und ques- tlouably” Integrity? laa characterizod —the action of the Recelver—the sulo of No. 450 West Adums street to Ellen Felton and others. The Committeo ave flrmly of - the oplufen that the order allowing the Reeelver to sell the real raperty of the bank, and take In payment bank- hooka at 45 cents on the dollar, {8 tot operating for the bupetit of o dopositors gonerally, and should be at onee discontinued, “The valuo of the real estuta property romain. g unsold [s about ws follows: y uro‘wrt{'. othier than beuk butldiuge, ¥25,000% cquity in bank buildings, 8200,000% euburban and conu- try, S100,000; totul, V0,000, Tt will be scen tlint under the order the clty {;m erty fs bulng much more rapidly taken for books fhau sub- urban und couutry. *Plie Committco urire the passage of tho bill requiring lteceivers Lo glve numes of all debtora 10 1ho bink, sad otherwlge keou the depositars Informed coneerning the ecstate, us u ineans which will deercuse opportunities for fraud, "Phe proapects of an enrly dividend wiil de- nd upun tho event of the sale of the bank ildings in April, "These are Incumbered for % amd thele catimated vatue fs & , It sold wt o faiv orlee o dividend of 20 per cent conuld bo paid, ‘I'hie Committee fuvito tho co-opera- tion of depositors {n thelr Iabora to let daylinht n upon ail transactions connectod with the con- cern, ‘Il report s shpned by Fod, Grigiin, Jamnes Holden, und A, Baguctono, Orrice or Tus Ciiee S10NAL Opricri, Wastisaron, 1. G,y Feb, 23—1 a, m.—Indica- tlous: For the Lower Lakp realon during Ui Qay warnier southerly to westerly winds, fulllng barometer, Increasing cloudiness, and light BuowW, For the Tennessco and .Ohio Valley, partly cloudy weather, southerly to westerly winds, wind falling burometey durhyz the day, followed by rising barumeter, southwest Lo harthwest witls, uind possibly gt ruln or snow in the Uhio Vullay, i For the Upper ke rezion, partly cloudy wenther wal urean of Jiehts siow, fallisg, fol- lowed by rising, bupoimeter, southerly winds shifying to wosterly und northwesterly, and durlng the nlzht lower temperature, Tor the Upper Misslsainpi and "Lower Migsou- vl Vulleys, winds smitmg 1o weaterly and northwesterly, ristng burometer, lawer témpor- ature, wid partly clowdy we: 0033ibly arens of light suow horth of The Minguurl, LOGAL OHSEVATINNK. o New Youk, Fob, 2 of the Atlatle & (r have agreed upon the terms ot the I ninety-nine years of that road to the New York, Lake Eeie & Weatern Raliroad Compang, and i tornd propugal has heew matled to Prosident Juwett, of the atter Company, ‘Tho luase whi ro into effect after the Attautic & Grent Westorn hmul in sold under the panding forvclosure pro- coedlngd, uk the rooreanization lias bosy of- feeted, Thecounsol of Jamea Melfonry an. nounces he will opposo thy lease in the courts, FREIGHT DISCRIMINATION, Trrrsouie, P, Feb, 21.—~At w hearing In re- gard to freight discrimination to-day beforo Gen. J, 13, 8waetzer, Master, John I). Avchibald, Trestlent of the Aane Oit Company, testifisd that Me, Rockefellery Frosideut of the Standard Ol Compuny, recewved the dividend on n one- tourth futerest In 1the Acme Company. In au- swer to questlons by counsel for the Common- Board had' left nulhnfi: undono to lmprove —The Enlish Trustees German_eduedtion, und made .all possiblo re- forms, ‘Thiy would try hereafter ta get teach- ers who would nlso’be able to teach olber branches thun Germaw, and thus make the sav- dme which the oppoueuts of Germau demaud, ‘There was & cluss of Amerleans who have the ides thut the commun schools had no higher meslon thun Lo teach the children o little read- fop, welting, and arithmetle. The Goermans thoueht differently, sud belleved that the ehil- dren shoutd ot 8 thovough edueation and lcarn as wich as possible during scliool years, Tho opponents of Germau did not comprenend the fssue, und tustead of urelng tiutcortoln branchues of edugution stiould by ubollshed, more shonld be odded contlnually, It was a fact thut just thoss ehildren who learned German were also ahaad in all other lranchies. Lvery Ameriean who had the Teast knowledie of Ger- man would adnift thut the knowledge of the German janguaize in Lhis conntry was of incal- nluble benelt to thoss who could speak It, 1f thoy luld the resolutions thut would Le adopted this evenfug, und the petitfon that 16 recciving stznanires all oyer the city, before the Buanl of Edueation at 1ts negt mecting, ho had no doubt they would receive respectful nud fayorable con- alderation. On motlon, thefulluwhng Commitice wus appointed to draw up resolutions dleativa of the sense of tho mesting: Chasles Vertho, Wiillam Floto, Phlllp Biel, . Ewil Hoechster, und Adolph Behoenlnger, After o longihy nbsencey e Committeo re- turned, aiud through Mr, Philip Stely submitted a series of WITERBASBS AND BESOLVEDS, of which the fullowing ts au abstract: ‘They began by reciting the efforts belng made to throw drawing, musie, and (erman gut of the optional studies, und proceaded to stato that such uctlon as that contempluted would Inflict an injury upon the causs of Inteliectual nud wsthetie” dovelopment, ‘fho pussession of o thorough familinrity with the rules and prinel- ples ot drawing [s° gbsolutely essentiol 1o thy well betug of niany of our fellow-clifzens and of enduriug benofit to all, Boundless as atl know the regources of humun wit uid {ngenulty to be, yeb they caunot provide us with o substl- tute at all adequato for the refining and chastens ing_ influenco exerted over the youthful soul by the study of musi¢; by the practice of singing; for these refr the weary braln, und inspire 1t with new vi, hey not only arousy stated fhat ho ptux:l:c!ull:r) dld not recglye theso dividends Thomas A, Seott, Question=How 2d you k Angwer—I was led by su RAKAYATIONA, sua o, Fub, 31~10:18 v, Vivnd, Hain N ek brtak Penusylvania lallroud Company, und Mr, Ruckes or dividends., Mr. It 13 tledt as to the seops nnd purposo of that Ui Ae. JL, C, Ohlen, of New York, was prescl testiinony wus walved for tho presont. R g A 8cenc in Chureh, A sinzular scene occurred fn tho Methodist Chugch ot Duver Plafues, N, Y., on Sunday. “The Jev, Natban Brivps, the pastor, wol doens sfon durlig the service to inform the members prescnt thut probably pot one of them Knew whora their ehlldren were, when they should Just dssued o gonieral orler snuouncing that on uwl after this date the Denver & Rio Gramle lallroud will Le operated us o lon of the Atchison, Topeks & Banta Te, und will be known 83 - the Denver Uwsinde Diviston, amd bo fn charge of Mr, W i iis. have them at church or Sunday-school, Wille | (™ iee™ 0 fearn but, quallty the pupil to o {izuns Divdoupnd bl fam Wrliht, ong of o trusices of tho QiUreds | graglyy o, ‘Tha Amerlean x:LDphs, llwtlxlmmnmln Blmuaiv, | ap Dunver, Tho Jurisdiction o rose hastily nud loudly stated that he knew [ puoied “peed sucl advautugos s thess studivs o whero s ehildren were, uud that they were | o thenin the chureh, The it ’ Me, Jlrllil,'l unld no would stand corrected, ‘Chis proceeding has coused much gossip, as 16 was understopd thut a cock-flzht fn the nelehborhood deterred some ol the Butbatl-echool children from ateouding, Jkiskigexaendedioibos, As to QGerman, the piatform stated, it may well ho deeme:d superfluous 10 demonstrate tes vruprlut{ or necessity of acquiring un aequalut- ance widh ot least ono language o addition to our *mother tongue. Such knowledgo liber- nlizes ouy views, breaks down the: ehucldes of intalerunce wind’ fonuticism whoroln thuae aro enchuined who, from sheer. lgaarance, deny to otlers the wight of persoual liberty which they- thomsolves clatn, On uc- count of the large ‘propartion of Gergiau-born citizens " Chicazg wnd the desre the thut - their chlldren should speak that tongeue, and the advantage to bo derived by Eoglishe speaklug uovls from the meuus of studying tho literature of Germany, the Committeo thouzht thut braneh shonld by ull meaus bo retalued. 1o behooves the friends of the commou schuol sys- tons Lo present au unbroken frout, to let none depart from (e rgnks, aud, least of ail, not to estrunze o jorge and nidueatial uimber of 1ty over the Denver & IHo Grande, und all onders O, Munchester, Asslotunt General-Manage: A. A, Roblnuon, Chicf-Engiucer of the Atehison, Doss Protoctton Protoct? §t, Louls (lobe-Democrat. A broad erin will course acruss the country this worning ot thy fnformation thut, up 1o thiy Yctlowstoue country, u Colouel, Lisutensnt, nud slx privates of the rosular wrmy huve boen robbed by a bold band of highwaynien, Cone geress should do somuthing to protect the pro- tectors fu Montana, ———— Iampton Lo be Murrled. Wade Ilampton, It is sald, will soon tnarry Mrs. Plekens, the wlaow of oy, Pickeas, ot Buwth Carolina, 'Thé wife of Benator Lutler 18 the stepdaughier of Mra, Plekeus, Denver & Rio Urande, 4 Vickaburg, < Viratila ¢l Winnuuueea, Yauktul o, ol chugter of the Buttlmore & Oulo Roud. e 2 VPEMS, ‘The prompt actfon taken by our (overnment e —e OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, QUEENSTOWYN, Feb, 2L, —Arriyed, Abyssiula, Trom New Yorki, Waestern stock-yards hos hud o goud effect ugon . the Canadian Governmeat, and it s snid that s will soon he taken o mudify the order rohibiting the fmportation of or carrylng hrough Canada American cattle, so that the Canadian roada will be permitted to tako eattle Enstern seaports ‘The managers of the through the Dominfon. wrinelpal Canadian lues are now in Otlawa to tirge the madllication of the Cattle law as Jo- dieated above. The representatives of the Northwestern Rock Taland, Burlington, fllinofs Central, ang Eastern Ilinols roads held o meeting vesterday afternoon at the ofice of the Southswestern Rall- way Association to bring 3 - uniform welzhing of Importance of This Accession to the | roads leading west from thisciiy. M. J. 1 Wheeler, of Commlssionor MIU, very eapahle zenticman, was el her welehmnster, and he wos fnstrueted to pre- pare a plan and submit it to a future meeting. Mr. George M. Pailman, Presldent of the Pull- man Paiace-Car Compsuy, has no further in- {uru;nuu‘u w,}:lmu.;u mlu arpival of tho veasel having Angel] ol AT 5 Great. Weatorn Iallroad Trustees bad resolved | (altid: in Cyesterdagis. Do to tease that road 1o the New York, Lake Erle | stated toa feporter that the neeessary papers to & Western Compuny on exceedingly favorablo secure Angell had heon sent to Uhtladelnlin sev- ¢ v ¥ onfed | tral days ngo, and ns soon an Juded he will ba torme, but the story was so flutly denled taken before the Conrt to be turned over to the 2 the requisition of the Governor of taken to Chicago. latter Company here (hat §t was generally re- { were ziven un be Angrell whon anpreliended ne rarded stock- s nrg.aay, | Liabon, garded as stock-jobbing canard, To-day, e about & system for the umber by the various ed chief lum- pt what was cone in yosterday’s paperss Mr. Pullman et b Hinots, an e fynds 1hat amountliyz from $55,000' 1o ¥ New York yesterd CASUALTILE BURNED TO DEATIL Npeclat Dispalen (o The Tyibune, Junseyvanee, 1L, Feb, 2l.—Georze Jdacksor, 4-year-old son of J. Stuart and Emeline Dantels, was buraed to death thia afternoon o this city, Mr. Uxulllclu' stabie war discovered on five about mily, but a etrong the Erle for ninety-nine years, Mr. Jew- | south wind fonued the merciless flawmes and (4 reporter to 8. was finpozsible Lo resene him. the Jttls boy started the firo with mutches, uml rati to the front door which swas Jocked on the for_lere W8 charred remaing were Mr. Doulels’ resldence was saved by It ks supposed can safely eay, however, ndded Mr. Jowelty | gytside, *that, if the proposition is as favorablo as [ have | found, been advised, {6 will be submitted to the | greatexertion. Bpecint Diysstch BLooMINGTON, I1L, Feb, dfngton, the sceond victin of Jast uight's futal tion of the Atlantle &« Ureat Western | firo, died to-day, ) E FATAL ACCIDENT. Civgixyatt, Feb, 21, —Willlam Stewart, of hastencd, ‘Theso have been taken under the | Jronton, O., vesterday, while puiling o Loat in consolldation morteage, fuctuding first, second, | shore by means of a windluss, placed the bandle und third morteage, nmounting fu the avaregute | Of the latter axalnst 8 pump that staod near by, rucd Interest added to a little bove | Whed the hundle slipocd off, strikinz him on the £00,000,000. Under the arraugement made ::;;‘}‘5;",:3&"" g wEll-ing, cubelng, death i DIED OF INS INJURIES. SeLMA, Ala, Feb, 3L—3r M, Stanton, Su- On foreclosure, the consolidation mortgage and | perintendent of the Selma, Rome & Dalton all juslor sccurities, except the Ohlo, wlll be | Raltroad, died this prorning from fnjurics re- wiped out, aud the net result will be dividud | ceaved Tuesdav Jast ju the bridge disaster at among the holders of tho consolldated mort- | Mulberry Creek, on that road, 10 BE LOST. New Youk, Yeb. 21.—The Britlsh steamer Court fees, e niggregate sum needed wiil bo | #azibar, Capt. Page, from thia port, Jan. 11, = 0] o for Glasgow, and not since hemd frons, 13 re- between $4,000,000 and £5,000,000. I'bls fs to garded s lost with ail on board, FATAL EXPLOSION. Baxaon, Me, Feb, 21. elderation therfor, the net carnfugs of tho | gyangin Tron Works killed Jolin Walker and Atlantic & Great Western Rond, afcer payment | Matthew Rya An_exploslon at the o —— IS CHICAGO CROOKED? are Dot known, but it [ What the cluclm1-l«y Men Think Cincinnati Engutrer, Feb. 21" There 18 a curious nution floating around stockholdurs of fho Atlantle & Great Western, | SMODE the distiilers of this eity that 00 aud 18 who will ba ‘wiped out? by the foreclosure, | 2nd Sund 5 make more than 100, andl that the two-thirds of the net carninzs he- | that thelr mental arithmetic Js at fault, but the fore mentioned Wil be Pald 1o thess fn ihe | Most careful culculution and tortuous twisting X G of pumbers sl numerals falls to show just how order of priority. The Atlantle & Great | [y i flzdres ean be tadse ine about five more thau the snm mengioned, fssue of constructlon bonds, and this Is to be | And thereby bangs n smgular suspicion. The placed at the dlaposal of the New Yorls, Lake lsx‘)}'v;'rmncm“!;m‘wn wh\'sl i iieo ol rle Vo1 b v i s . | higuwines, 1s cents g gullon ) the cost ol Erle & Western Gampany for pufposus of equld- | 00l bieue 1o 13 contes 1he ndvanee oi ¢ - fshed woods " 1« flve cents, nuarrow-gaugo the road. Tt 4a estimated | Cnieaio toNewYork, Includine diayage, evaporn- tian, coimntssiong, ete,, is tnllv fve cents per )y New York _redietlllers were selline s tintshed goods ' in New Y n for weeks, nt §1.09 , oF, more properly; and the frefeht from valls can b purchased in the nefghborhood of | have be el per grallon, just €1 per ton. *The valuo of the nrnmm:umntl,' what it costs to manufacture th H artiele fn Cin- “to Lrle will be | cluuatd, and five cents per gnllon fess than it muss coat to make {t honestly in Chienzo and . s Chicaro distillers have a year, it will get what Fiske and Gould offered. | elafed that thev can make whisky for less per 1,500,000 0 year for, twelve sears aco, and it 18 | gallon than those of Cincinnath, bt thists not bolieved the one-ihird af the ot earniizs to ba [ Copelusively proved, und oven they lioye never eiven to Erle will reduce therlsk takon by about | @dnfined that they can make ft tor tive cents por ono-hull. The lutter witl then have | yallon less, or ‘even four, or three, or two. a through tracte Hiwe Wost, and | ffeuce the singular suspicion spoken of ubove, will be enabled to tap the Central of Oblo at2 | thyt something is certainly crooked. The cost of making *Inichwines," upon which §70,000 per mllo by the Luke Shore Road, the | glf values of liquors ore based, I recoguized by those who have madu the subject o study ns, necessarily with the present prices of prafn, fuch thaut those who manufncture wnd sell allon, plusthe tux of 90 cents, Indeed, it 18 nclinowledged thal ship [t to New York. und tensed Mues, covers 50475 miles, It was or- | than 18 cents per eanized In 1805, went tuto the hands of Recoiv | goil ut n lozs. ers {n 3807, unud was leased to Erle fn De- | {t js by only the closest work that the ends can cember, 1800, It has Leen in charee | homude to meet ot this rate, uid for profits the teeding of stock frowm the slup must be dependud s Finlshed goods* eull at aby per gatlon hizher that the hihwine basks, thns muking the market yalue at “about cost prices, £1.09 per gallon in Clocnaul, mannacturers here find that dealers i New Yurk who buy from Chieago munufneiirers ur solling b exactly the same nri Western Company with cars, and, i their last | Jjvered tn New York thut it st cost to hoitestiv make ft {n Chicapro, they are nuturally curious tu know low It 1s done, “Ilow do you suppose it {s done, unvhow?” askod an Eaquirer reporter of vue of (he manu- Tacturers hiere. a)on. "7 wna the reply, *“but Tean’t i 1t s accomplished at Western mortgagees | Fera fg no donot that deqlers Enst aud Weat se for | qrg gratting prices fn- Chicaro away below what L nlist cust to manuinerure, and the Chieo nnulncturers are hot gohye to maka a pratice ot eeliing below eost to eonvenlence auybody or Thoso fellows are al- Vand setthyg np Kanm to distillers watehed, and whity Cincinmati Is belg watehed they ere hugang the );"llcru Ia 110 doubt, vou thlnk, that they are underselling Claelngat{* W Not n particle. help thinki n gome way, Lo anuoy anyhudy else. ways erying ¢ wolf, havo the Ciucinat I'wo ot our nrents fu tho East write us thut {hewrices in New York are sy uy those In- Clnelunaty, i, us the New York denlers buy in Chicazo, they, of course, must geb it ut rates low enough 8o that they cans pay the fretyht and other trausporta- tlon {ncfdentals, mxl mako son Chieagro quotes her highwine prices u cont above ours, though really she sells al transportation York, counuting in dray- wealth s to who he reculved for, Avchibald | gy, evaparation, aml commission,—for o burrel A loses fully a @alfon and o halt on the way or either As . Cassall OF | other expunses, counts up at the very lo timatu 10 five centg a gallon. o those dealera that! fn New York certafuly could not sell, {f they stive queations | hoycht a thie cost of straleht goods in Chicagu, “put to me during my examiuntion in Phitadel- | qg Jess than five conts above Clucinuati prices, phili to ask Mr Rockefutler for my own infor- | with theie own profits ndded. mution whother thers were any posslble rels- | fs pronf tions existing between his ol company und tho [ 1hy West who has hundied Cliclunst " mons' (our commonsand Chicsizo's bust are one) feller unswered that weither Mr. Cassatt nor Me, | for the post ton yeurs, and lnvarfably pald sharp Scott yecoived any Interest whateyer In rebates | e "Then, too, thers from another quartor: A party from ) :iml,u “ i 'ltllaequulwi:. mln;'l bed-rock rices, receutly passed through the city, amphell, Prestlent of the Oll-Tro- | b s fuiter af surlosity ducers’ Unlon, was cross-oxambied, and testi- | mons (he has been buylng i Chivago for th o, | past four mouths), flo was given lgnres by nt, | two of the promiiout houses, and Lls ouly un- having beon sumtaonea by telegruph, but bis | swor then wos 4 stlls tut would have equaled R M. Shoemaker's suvposod one when ho ‘ Tearned that Mayor Moore had - refused to veto ATCIHISON, TOPEKA & SANTA R | the Widows? and Oruluns! Monopoly—I. M, 8, Mr. W. B. Btrong, tiencral Mauager of the “Imrltuble l’ru};leul mi.l ??"“{'fli -\‘lul:mu‘( The K P 2 q ' Vestors man afterward stuted that e was Atchwon, Topela & Banta Fo Raliroud, bus | b5y g’ half centa over Lighiviies et e e —— Seerot of Sunko.Charming, Landon Tolegrp) In Indta the fuvorite -snako flio | the cobira, partly becouse of its more stiiking W, | sopearance, und partly because, Ity deandly char: hoadquarters | octer bolug 50 well known, auy tiilitg with 18 the Generad u,pn‘k'ulri L§ e lu“llu'«ljl‘ti“ n'uhuu l‘Iw mars wnul- Tassonger and Frolgot Dopartmonts of the [ derfsl Now bikdeod, do the perlornmudiies o % Fopek: o tho liindeo snuke-chgrmer luse, on better e Atcinson, Topeka & Suutu Fo witl be extendod il )L all llll'l‘rlmun'n:lm:nu;-nu. “"I"“ 3 Trom the heads of theso dopurtmoents will be ro- :]’ & high order, arjsing arily trom the contl- sd wevarding Uy ol cOT oncy sequired by long vruetive, tn manlfested spocted uceavdlugly, Tho furisdiejonof “"n,,'.){:l) n lclllllé and bagglug the drea’\lml aphibdlan, 1 In 'x"m"bmii“ Ihlucnfu‘mr xtmlulru thy ru[}ulllu ] 9 ' end e ol havinless rawing thelr polson fangs, vid the Lopeka & Bunt Fo, bs uwo” extended over the | S, Wi un werly one which exhi- Dita thy sugke's bighly traloed conditiun. On B & O |klw other huulm lr,ul(‘u:lnI huppens thut e base Vo Fob. et contalns the verltuble WiggtaNg, W, Vi, Feb, 81,—The Houso | copen with his fangs undrawn i3 nearly plways caneursod by larga taajorlty fn the Benuto | forcheoming, It thetemptation I money by sutll- Jolnt resolution fnstructing the Attornoy-{lun- :{-u‘u:‘tlurmfl\;‘f:fi B eral to procceld by quo warianto wialust e tation, for hualtation meuns death, wal i the e “ | ewitt sergure und sudden ruleaso they arof un excopttonal kind. ‘The cobra strikes, when it s really mado up s mind to strike, with tmnr mapdity, sed to dodze lightoingg requites constderuble agitity, Thio siole-courmord, owever, when put on undd, peciaps, ¥y asked the privo of com- A, for exhibitlon 18 jeatli-dealor, nd a Dandting of the d, thery 13 00 biest- {n appointing cattlo-duspectors nt tee varigus | gy thelr mettle whl crasp erect cobra with fmpunity, owing soley to the supecrior speed of thedr movments, for by 4 feint they provoks the rentilo to atrike, and “bnforo it can recover it attitude gelze it below the jaws.: In the same way the (ncheumon of mongoosc secures in confests with venamous snakes 8 compacative fmmunity, Tt was for n long time an_articie of falth with writers of popular works on natural Iitstory that this animal enjoyed a complety Immunity,but refentifle experiment has corrected this fallaicy, A mongavse nnd cobrea conllned togather fought freely, and, though tha latter seumed to the ovo to striko his antagonist raveatedly, the mongoose, on boln;f.cnmmed after it hid killed (he snnke, was found to be . untouched, Anather cobra was then brought onto the scene, and, being made to close its fangs on the: mongoose’s leg, 1he antmal confeesed fts susceps tibility to 1he poison by dy\ufi in nobout four y minutes, It was therefors Its superfor’ activity alona that In o fair fight with the reptila it lind csenped unhurt, and to the samecause the snake-chariner owen the Immunity that at- tenids his cxbibition, ut as in the case of tho mougoose, the snake-charner swhen actually bit- ton dies as rapldly as nnf other creature, in spito of all the powera of his charms, roots, and rnake-stone, The Hindoo spectator refuses to hetleve this, and enjovs, therefore, by his credulity, n pleasure denled to mors ntelligont audlcnees, for If wae could vnl,}' accept ns truth the charmer’s statement that he lias really been bitten und the red drops on the bitten spot wvare actually blood exuding from the fats) puncture, und coitld then belleve that the root he smelt, the stone he npplled to the wound, and.the chiarms hie muttered were veritably counteract- the inucie of the cobra’s polson, the spec- le would he of surpsasing nterest, since ft would he-amiracle. SPORTING. PEDESTRIANISM, The largest nudiencoof the week greeted Ta Chapelle at the Folly Theatre Inst ovening, “To-ulizht sha will finialt tho tnsk begun a month avo, uud there are but few who know what suf- feringe sho has undergone nnd I8 now under wolng, A week ogo it looked ss though ehie wight fail, but the difleulty with her stomach waa safoly tided over, nnd by Wednesday of the . present week sho was agaln in good shapey and sinee thut time no additfonal systems of fatiguo have manlfested themsclves. But, nlthough ske has nearly uccomplished the seif-fmposed fask, it must not be understood that It has nat been a terrible straln on her musclesand nerves, and entalled an amount of suflfering that not one woman In ten thousind could have endured, It wus ntereating during thie early hours of yester- dny morning to watell the patient and even cheerful manner with which ‘the littls woman responded to every tap of the bell. When all except & few stracglors and Ydrop-ins? had dee parted, she brought on the track with her n caty which followed bier around, ploying with the Jittle whip which the Madame has carried of Inte. 'They seemed to enjoy ewch other'a soclety {nmenzely, und, when the eat conld no loager o persuaded to run around, La Chappelie’s at- tendant joloed herand Kept her company for several hours, It 3 from 1to @ o'clock a, m. that tlie walker needs attention the most. With no audience or murle to encourage her, the tendency to sleep Is almost Irresistible, and e tnost ingenioun expedients are resorted to In order to ward ofl the effects. The last of theso dreary nights has been pussed, however, and ot 11 o'clock this evenlug the Madame can retire for o good long sleep, which no doubt she will upnreciate to the fullest extent, One cffect of the walk on La_ Chapelle ling been to cause a sumewhat painful but not dan- erous swelling of the calves of ler legs, the same ns fu the case of Miss Marshall, who has Jately been watking fn Washington, but o little rest will snon cure this, But l{r.nrlur pile wulking was mot the only attraction at the Folly last eveufng. A raco for tut men Was on the programine, and past expe- rience With thiis style of amusement had demoo- ftrated Lhat there'wns plenty of fun conoected with it. Corpulent individuals are proverblally’ roodt natured, nud thosa who have a fancy for pedestriniisin are no exeeption to the gencral rule, ‘Ihere wera several entries in last night's race, and, 08 all wero anzioustowin, theis walk roon quickencd into a doe-trot, this soon resolving itaell [nto a first-class run. Areund 1he ring gafioped tho masses of fat, pufing and blowing at every step,the crowd yelling ‘ttaclf hoarse at thelr Trantie efforts to ‘overtake the foremost man, who lrl(m 4 nlopg 08 11 the floor wus made of wlass. Mr. Jubn Brink, who laid o the leader's wheel for several lubs, finally put an o burst of apeed whicli carried him to the front, and he won one of the most interesting races seen since the Davles brothers apened tha Foliy as n pinco where everything in buman shape mlght have a chance Lo race, 4 At 1020 o'clock last nizht 2,603 quarter-miles had been completed, To-day being the last of the walk, and as iL {8 atso a -holiday, n largo number will doubtless take in the ‘walk, A ready n'larize number of seats have buen sold for this evening, but there ure still some left. ‘e Inst quarter will be done nt preelsely 11 o'eloek this ovenling, und IL s safa to say thut when thnt hour arrlyes the theatre will bo crowded 1o 13 wahla. i AN UNEMES ST o VLEN R R ONGATRE EVERY e Tf!l"l“\ll.nlll vam.u' the nr_llllnut oG [N ‘“\:l‘((lx r\l.lrrlun'(nmbdy Company. ) Y ... o Dircctor of Stage, A]ID bLJAIU i R . ..i)lnmnr- i Tionnisd Bucsens of WHIMS. AND An Uproarioua Hit. The whola audlence ake WILh conviiidond every nigut. it SATURDAY fnothiuz serious vecurs, Lven s tempers aiew Ivebirer cant drale 3 vobor reath il nn, " e witnessdng 22 Waslugt AL ¥ MATINEES, Dirthday, Grand SMATINEE TO-DAY (Farowell Appearance) ADA CAVENDISH As JANIZ SIIORIE. ‘Po~Yizhi, Denefit of ROLAND REED, GUAND DOUBLE BILL. UNDER TEHE GASLIGELT! Aud the Faree, S AND PIGEONS! oy Siririe Partyand Willle Edoutn In I 1K Wou ]Fl:i.u 3 SEINEIN'T A HRMORY, Juckon-at., bot. Wabaah and bilchigau-ave, STONE RIVER, VIOKSBURG. Tvery Kvenimenoxt week, and Baturdsy atternoon, EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS Bils and Ofer Seens of e Civl W, With ?grl N)’nn{n(l\'nl'l.ncmn‘. Adwisston, 33 eta.g Teaerved Seate, GO denty, . pved Seuts niay bo secured nt Jansen, McClurg & 6 otory un and Al KEASON OF Fou § W ERRESRATIL SONGRECITALS Fatnrday, Mond KAL ) 2. 1 Mothodlet Chureh 1 TICKETS . Wednestay, and ¥riday Eventngs, A thovan’ ROCuty 100wty } Tor tha four { Reeltule, AND WIGUT, AL, JONN A NPEVENS, n hls own heautiful romantis 1dyl, eattied TUNENOWIN! A BLAY OF DEEI INTERKST, supported by his owa i York Compiy, Wl With Mr, il A 4N ©0 Dearlorueal, PROF. L. EDOUARD OPENS A CLAFS OF BEGINNERS IN FRENOH biuc,nm: SAT LR M, TO-DAY, MROPOLETAN TIEATRE. MATINEE TODAY, LINA TETTENBORN, "I.‘INA‘, the rof Germantown, jon with Ullo 8ad Drama, tlves MATINEES TURSIAY ARD FRIDAY, 3130, nan‘aud apt iy uml'.uutl IV MO A b “Fleketssud Rewey on & Ilealy’s aud ay Woat Bldg LIUFLry, Beeurd yuur soatd ut olics,