Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1880, Page 6

iY TIE CHICAGO ‘TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MARCIE 12, 1880—TWELVE PAGES. my a wns heard to say: ‘Oficer, shove in the door; | by Mr. Grove, the old gentleman from. coun. THE COURTS. get In any way,!? £ : try parts, whom the defendants combined In vife exe 7 Pay tedo nt only threo cents morst! i tes, hikes pinaeat Appointed his wife executor without TMi RAILROADS. len Gily threw Mere oan Chione ma es, Power, and bring him into close Personal rotge per cen lons with Vanderbilt, whom h “At O45 o'clock in the morning Patten | swindling outof a sum of money, Judge — Ren Si SHS part of tho Wabnall has hind many dutles, is he Will relleye ay ib ene to th San and wanted to Anas et Tuley clechieat sealnstthans in tic Hin wile TIE UATE L # Life for th h the Chicngn rontta thitone Of thogeat howe hee votkn ro MUL, e. i j- | WAST. My wife sald tha was not, Te | ensued, and they took nn appeal, offerin, Jonge Drmsionn—in chambers, “by " 4 nt RTT A Detective Charged with Br sald he wanted to set ne, My wife went | straw ‘bondsman, and thereby ‘deepening | Sunay Bhopierr—1007, 1020, 1.021, 1,022, 1,025 A\New:Leasa of Life for the South swtthtrawnt frome the cunapacte na il ance Ataust’, Gay March 11,—The elton ing a Juror. away from tho front dour to consult with me, | the legal muddle into which thelr atteed | 4.48, 1,08, 1,000, 1 O44, LOVT, 1018, L050" 1.05 western Pool Compact. Dy tho following elroulirlasied hy the Chie fo xubseribe $20,000 to the “Auumusty Fated and te followed her. She asked me if J | orlainal craokedness hat plunged thon, De- TES OG Ae ia nee Lee tae ‘No. Nuly, Turhngton & Quincy Hattrond yesterday? Nallrund, to butld a bridge nerose te Knoxyite could admit: tim. oT sald I supposed she | fendants’ counsel yesterday fled on thelr bes il oe tary OU}, 1,0 = i 074. No, 1017, “To ngenta and connections: ‘Taking effect at | River. Tho rond {9 yrided trom a Savonnay would have to. She turned to go. {iter to the halt allidayitsby Mrs. Robinson andoned. W, Ingham vs. McGregor, on trial. Vhe Burlington Withdraws from | once, this Company giver notice of its with- | Greenwoud, 8, Ca aitd WIIl RON be ren Tee An Attorney Also Alleged to Bo Mixed | front door, when there stood Patten right at | Hersey, who secmato have engineered the | APPEntath Count—i6, 47,48, 49, 60, No caso by drawal from the agreomont, extabitahtn mine | fron. Y fur thy Up in the Affair. the bedroom door, He sald: *Well, Jolm, | ball basiness, and also answers to a act of ine | on hearing. the Central Rato Asso- sain eaten ta business to oF from Hurllngto — you've rendered a verdict ngalnst us, and for | terrogatories filed by Mr. LeviSprague,coun- | Junay Gany—Cos to 715, Inelustve, except 690, elation. toe Aneseantten Noreutter, ut TT EMA, he full amount, $5,000, Is that your ver- | sel for Mr. Grove. O91, O02, 604, TU7, and TW. No. 630, Morrick ve. tral ate ne ntl HH tarts Hore utter, nati Tho next mocting of tho " High Joint Feat en ig ‘i " ae e he Ps B 5 irate to ‘0 d ou The Juror Tells tho 8 f His Nogotte | diet?” asked him how he knew ft. Uo | The aftdavil of Mrs. Almira. IL, Robinson | rield.an teint. | Dotnta iraccordines with. percentiae ities, | was to have beon held at New York ort 6 Juror Tells the tory 0 8 Negotle | cat: *£ was looking for you last night, and | was to the effect that, nit beenme neces supOx BMITH—No preiiminary call, Peremp- th ding Trouble Bot tho Atchis fer o the formation of the Central Railrand | of thts month, has been postponed to the 2) ith revept that new, and say that you signed that enon the North Slide recommended to her +t neauabaarent Hai : ct F a i OAT Sie Maen “ry General verdict aide Protest, ai that iis nat your | 9. man area Hersey to, 0,00 hor bond. Peer ve: Chonan & Western Indiana Kall. and Donver & Rio Grande which we will eharga our locnt turiif from Chi. | Passenger and leket Agent of tho stiswne Tudge Rogers Molds that Town Collectors Cannot | Yerlet, when you xu into court” T told tlm Hla sitting th Jude Gary's court-room, Juba JAsEsoN—Chincery motions at 0:15 Ronds, fulntarenehiny iurtington vin, olor lines a | Pree cureiteene oF the ae fePONEd Raster Ht 1 shall require Peanatere® apeiieet 4 rot if Eel Ree- Tne and tnutonap. OF Lirr. Thi netlon on tho part of the Rurtington | os & 8. howls allrouds, with headquarters oy Most of the General Managers und General | imust necesaeily result I the dissolution of thy | New York. ight Agents of tho Chicago roads who at- | Assoelution, ns the other Ines will be compelled A meeting of tho General Freight Agents of Tdld not thing Teoutd do ft, Ho sald that tt | walting to see Mr, Johnson, her attorney, | a. Nave the Two Yer Cent. would ruin him ff Lo did. not, but that he | Mr Hersey entered and spoke to her, re- nar toarNR—No, Kl!g, MeTean vs. Toward, A NEW LEAS would get even with me. After making other | ninding her that he had previously gone on | No caso on trin : Pirsate , eft the hou: Py faa her Lonely gil told him, sans fem Sune anus rots rr bis ey 1 TI te - r “ ” Ot had “We (the jury) w uto courtandren- | body to sien oan. appeal bond In the Ve, Exee) re WIS, It, 190, aye i" ” 1 . | tomake the geme rates In order to protect thelr Kid” O'Brien and Mike MeDonald—Tho | 4M (tl A) te {intended after the | SME which had. bee teckted aula Cage on trial, Hed the meoting of tho Southwestern a Ineiiess, “‘Thore Is hone in, this. choy wha wil Tis Fonda eau to Uppor Misstssinpt itiver Robinson Contempt Case. to tell Lyon aud Heeker, the liwyers for the | her before Judge Tutey. Hersey” said | JUDGE TuLey—No call. No, 4 on hearing. roud Associatlon ut St. Louls Tuesday and | «hed tents on account of the demise of the Aggu. | Polite w held at the Grand Pac a (He Tuesg, " Jupoig _BARut—No. 4, 6, und 6, No case on | Wednesduy, (to this eity yesterday q Y hetped Chi- | to adopt spring, t ay, 3 : that he was 80 7 ‘edneaduy, returned to is city yesterday | olation. Tho arrangement hoa not helped Ci jopt spring rites to Dunteith, Wlntntiis of (he sehnte affale, bat 1 eouil noe: t tnne | Be wad ae | eeuniod thal. het heactnn, i morning. ‘Thoy feel highly elnted over the aue- | enge In the leat: onthe contrary, it hus hadtho | Paul, and other paints on qe, Sh seeuire a private inte th them there. not sian it himself, in Junar JAMEsoN—Criminnl Court—No, v7, and tect fulverting buainess to the’ aouthwestern Upper Gn Important Decision Relative to} went to Mr, Lyon's ofiee that day before | get somebody to sien it for her, He went | passed cases, : cess that ling attended thotr Inborn th Bt. Cowl, | tia Te was we Withaah nerungements nid | Slssipl. ‘Thesa rites will tie tower My z noon and told hint and Freeman, the plait | out, and said that he had secured aman, and | | dupge Loomis—Nos, 4, 105, by which a break-up of the pooling arravge- | gntten up prinelpally for tho purpose of helping | thin those that prevalted during tho winter, Tax-Collectiona in Quincy, Til, HY, all about it. ‘That evening atten came | that she would have to deposit $100 some- | 1% 16 to 13 inclusive, mont and a disastrous rallroad war was averted. | Holedo, Mr. d. D. Hrown, General Paasengor A, fo my house again and apologized for what | where, as the man intended to charge her | Vi Eig, 10h, 195, 140, 1 They accord gront prise to Mr. Gould for his i tho Mlasourl, Kunana & Texas, Intorms ent ot * An unusually starting ease of an attempt | he had sald beeause he way so angry on ae- | ini would trust, and he mentioned himself, JUDEMEN'TS, O00 whitch tha Missourl Puciile owes the Chemo ASL il edi pla ea gi Ue de gee fuissed Inte the control of tho Mlssourt, Kinesy to bribe a Jury came to light yesterday in | count of lost i ease, [sald that I was | Ste then pine the money In Hersey’ | | UstTeo States Cincurr Count —dtmar | rotds as soon as tho real faots wero Inid before | Ing uf two men occurred about 0 o'clock yes f ind ff now known ng 4 Judge Moran’s court. The affidavit on whieh | sorry I took his money and rendered no hands, who sald that tf the man was aecepted | BLoparrr — Hinsdale-Voyle Granit Company | Hla, and also for bis entire willingness to have | day morning nt Englewood, The night express nS Feb. 1, 1880, 10 xas Division of that rond, ut one eo 100 7 required for 1 Whitesboro or Gutnesvilteg kee ie Al tn service for It, when” Patten. said that | he would pay him tho money, if not he would | vs. Thomas Tiley, Suz, all, matters under dispute . submitted to | onthe Ttock faland Rond, which fs due In Chleago | Ov tits rods lekeg the chnrire ts based Aarne fellowes se rota. | iecould make i all right, asthere was asuit | return itto her, She then went lato Judge | Suventon Courr—dnvarGany—John Scheet- | arbitrators for wet{lemont. ‘Tho arranges | at 6:20 1, mm. was coming Into Englewood on Mr. To A. Catlin, Seorctary of The Peonle of the State of Liltnots, ex reln- for assault and battery coining up on Mon- | ‘Tuley’s Court, and Me, Hersey came in with | ter ve, Join Krummenneter, $135.00.» PCE NE Re eta ety ee tae | tina, but, owing ‘tom fog whlch) wos | contrat Halltmd Gopnny: metieed Hoey tcl tone Jolin C, Weekler, vs, Burdett &, Patten | day whieh he was i Supa Saeri—dames Hush vs. J. Charles | 03 )HUy mens sutistaetory: to alt concerned, | provatiing, tho engineer did not sea a st . ero Yeatere nterestéd in. Te then | Mr. Anderson, who was to sign the bond, f duy from New Orleans, whee Ne f G. Weeklen: being first, duly sworn, | [ft promising to come on Monday morning, | Her’ attorney, M dl'crave'siat- | grains ssinanccatiion, itemaker et te te IL would ave been niote aistastory Meal tho | tain which was stuunding on tho track neur | teuaing tho annunl meeting of the EArt ays that he Tesides. at No, 80 North Market Aggy no niore of Nut, howe ot, ! (ome. ee rermuca, tet ete ta a Meng Drotenga, vertiet, $130, and motion for | Colorado business, tneluding that “guing via | Sixty-Ufth street. ‘The result was a collision | St. Louts & Now Orleans ttulltond Con sity af Chien oy irks went Into court on Monday morning 93 ing he appent was p ral In). fy . tb Mnulnded. ta tl Te tl | ino No. 242 a ; Cal . weof pubite tn street In the City of Chicago. ‘Thathe was | q Juror, and heard there anargtnent in | lowing morning. Mr, Hersey retaluing the {unaha, hud been Inciided in the pool, us this | whieh sent engine No, 22 of the prssengcr oa ni, ‘ 4 my Count—Jrpas Roaris—Androw P. | trailiv has wlways been a source of great’ minpy= ' was done at tho meeting. The rand, he says, summoned to act as a juror in gad Court for | progress between Messrs, Storrs and Bryant | money in the iieantime. Mr, Johnson saw | ‘Teel vs, 8, W. Metelde and doaeph 1. Ditto, vers | anee nnd trouble. there tse featiu of aah aie dhe ruuh be enlposg fin the nese vst i j | Hie on root | 2 , eon it Guest | {nexeellent condition, and its prospects we the February term, A, D. 1880, thereof, "That h adamae sult where the plaintHt In’ the | Mr. Anderson that same day and qtestloned | det, €160, and motion for new trial. how to form it aeparate poot of Colorado bust | Serres ee Bie TL eeathta een at Gecen | better than ever, big and John G, Criller, fr. Johuson, an y AH Seifert, of Sheileld, UL, and his son, of Green white neting as juror In sat Court during | ease had fied wn afidavit for a continuance, | lin In regard tu hls property, being apparent- ——. tesa, but it Is belivved by many that it would be | juyer, t, who were in charge of three cara | A special meoting af tho atockholders of the said February teri salt Burdett E. Pat { on the ground that the principal witness hind fsfied with Mr. Andersons Feseription TAX CASE DECIDED. hotter te bave the Towa pool ninalgamated with | Jouded whth, stock consigned to Conover & lin, | Northwestern Grand ‘Trunk will be held te tt ten offered to and did pay sail af) been induced to keep away from town, by rahe enine , ue Southwestern, which would being the Chi- } jrtho Stuckexardas Thovcudtetor of the stock? | elty on the 2th hist, to yon ¢ told Mr. Jolinson how she came to Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. it + At the Btock-Yards, The conductor o} red " : t “~e 1 rhe me, , sel b) Prsull, Exec alr, y tiled In the Clerk's office the opinion | ness ii the most cifective manner. Before anys | gelves.’ The you turted to: but went | Companies composing Ita line, and wheth offered to pay this afiant a sum of money for 8 t he was, a3 syer | Mersey, but Mr. Johuson thought it was att | (oday tiled In the Clerk's office the opintor ithe a . ro 8 elves.’ The young mau started to wor bt 1 Ie or the purpose and with tha intent to bias the | Hlatnteds pauper, without femla, witlvone | Hunt Nest mocmug the pares naned were | Of the Supreme Court In tho ease of Anton | {Mug wm he done aout this mutter, however, i | back to Rel his Tatton, who, wns astegy. {te | Hokam gareemsen ah vont sual be rained opinion of this aflant as jurot in relatlonte | of his eyes Knocked ont, and his skull | present in ourt, and Mr, Jotmson nade out | Blukert, appellant, vs, Frederteke G, Jansen | In necordan ho action had in St, Louls. | geaided and burned internally by inhaling the | tho Northweatern Grand ‘Trunk shall tesue tts tho ene of Stultel Avireeman se, he Chl: | Sete, Laue ke Bat of he, court thnk | tte bone, Hh ane, MAST AML AMET, ot al. he appeal is known ns the Quitney | Ae He ang bs tome ope rulers | Hen, ie wan nen from tao meen issaud | Wag of EON far lle cago Clty Railway Company, 10 favor of salt vartloulir eee the Intergel tie 4H nee COUPE SF aa auHLEHeRE eee apt arene. | HX ease. The optnton, which ty written by | to ve allotted to the Varlons rowds in tho two dis | when he dled ‘The locomotive wm strinped ae | frunchisoa, ilies defendant therein, in which sald cause this | who asked ime what 1 knew tn the ens, | ly satistied the dudge, but Mr. Spragie Justice Scott, first contains n statement of visions, Tho ang bene anaseiy ne Wea Louls | its amoke-stack, suect-fron covering, and steam Mr, W. IL Muriburt, General Western Passen. aflant was aeting as juror, whereupon T related the whole case. wanted tine to look into the 5 r, | the case, substantially ay follows: ‘The qies- | Pivisione Mr. Wb Biron, oF the Atehismt, | chests, hut the trucks did not leave tho track. | ger Agent of the Cunudi Southern Haltrond: n t X _ “6 ‘ : a : mm a Topeka & Suntan Fs, and Mr, C. W. Smith, of tho | ‘Tho bodies af tho two men were conveyed to the Weate of ha This afidavit was filed Wednesday, but udge (Moran) sald that there was | Johnson objected, but Judge Tuley extended | tions involved In this ense have reference to Chiengo, Burlington & Quincy—huve mrendy | g: a o. y quests tho Weatern Tieket Agents to inform 3 8 but Juda 3 alas, Sixty-fitth strect depot, where the Coroner held | passengers rolng aver his line ttt ou and atte Kept seeret in order to give tho ofticer an op- | altogether too much of this sort of thing go- | the tine ten days, Tho counsel for Mr {taxes tuvied by the Clty of Quincy for the | chosen tho third member, Mr. George W, Parker, 7 y t d sumer 4 Hartt paral to capture Gribler and Patten. Me | ing on in and about the Courts, and that he | Grove were to make a return on the morning thes Cluyrof Guliisy © Flees | Wentlee in ecardtnea arith thes tacts. neal ti IME CHTRCLS OE ieee es poets IE mmeceedal te to the former, aud Gribler came | Mtemled makinean example of those amen | of March t, and sny whether they were sutis- | CA" 1878, and came before this Court by nsider tho question of Ident and (teneral Stand er of the St. | verdict in’ necordince with the facts. Jacob | cnerying cunaetty of twontys tt four curs, will | c tic.and will meet in St. | Seifert was about bo years of age, and bis son rend te Se nd tempting and bribing Jurors, and he would | fled with the bond or not. stipulation as on error, ‘The bill was t week ri the task naeianed | Aboutid, Noone on the passenger train was | Gumcee meron al ‘Aumorstioagccraauns in yesterday morning, and was required to | seni for the plaints attorneys In. this sult J. W. Hersey’s anidayit. sets forth in the | filed by property-owners of Quiney itrate ar be ie Ebleaso hurt. The engincernnd fireman suved thems | in addition to a commudions lunch-counter, ths give bail in the suin of $2,500, This he pro- | usguinst the raflrond companies, 1 then tote | main that he introduced Anderson’ to | against Binkert, the Collector, to enjoin cia Me veker, of tho Title | Svea ye nphig. Tho trains wid tho dummies | hont ts provided witt 1 urge and elegant di cured without any diftleulty, Mr. Mellen, | the Judge that t had already informed them | Me ‘ Robina, ile aid not know the collectlon of ‘taxes In exeess of $1.03 on ive dechted to accupt tho trust | {ore delnvod un hour and-a bal to ¢lear tho Foom, where firat-uluss meals wil be served du tiny : ii hubly to-day, and will perform thol i Railway Company, golng on his bond. Mr. | nnd they are now acting under the direction | ux" being wit right, having represented | different provisions of tho elty charter, tho | Miin'thoreatieeas puesiliec Grant autieteetion | LEADVILLWS RAILROAD PROS- ‘The Land Department of tho Atehtsnn. pe Gridler then asked to have an immedinte anil brutes ‘tion of the Court In the inatter.” himself to tin, when they met on Pope's | authorities haying attempted to levy Its taxes | 1s expressed that A tho urbitrnters chosen by PECTS, ku & Santa Fé Rallrond Company has justo hearing so he could at once prove his inno- eekler also makes charges ngalnst a | Produce Exchange, as aman of means and | for 1873 under the General Revenue law, | the Association huve necepted their trast. | The Teadville Herald has tho following re- | ized, through Ite General Forelan Agent, x vy 1 | eiuly? Ki 4 Oy ua a B. Schuildt, un extensive system of ngench 0, 7 neys Interested In the | promlnent lawyer here, and chums Patten | ready to take a dollar if Ne contd make ft | py i ng | fOr, better men for that responslble | garding tho rallrond prospects of tlint city: usencles ene at fie beter lm a as hot | was engaged to buy up the jury for that per- | sn thing. Frou Anderson's general | Pb bitl ts frame on the theory that all taxes | work “cold tot well have ‘been se. | Banding prosp y nny by te Clty ee Outer tee the suar isnt inne througtout Great Britain and Treland, and ready to have It heard, and the examination | 8NAge, so that some Interesting develop- | looks aud deportment almost anybody would | YY the Clty of Quiney for the year 1878, In z cured, “There ennnet bo the least doubt | Tho question whethor Londvilto ly to have a | tublished a contrat atlico wt Manchester, in charge y ae oe ite mn will cndeuv stice | railrond at att or not ia becoming quite serious. | of the Hon. Charles H. Branscombe, Was postponed until this toring. Patten | Wents may be expected to-day, Supuogy he was a gentleman, ‘Lo the best of | cess of 1.08 on exch $100 worth of property, | {O'all Coucerned and tele decisions wil be | According ton statement mato tir vweli-posted | States Consul ut Stanchenter oe ot tee haga detective's ofllee at No. 137 Twenty- MN. ARINEER, allunt’s knowledge and belief, nelther Mr, | estimnting the same at the assessment value, 1s rendlly necepted by all tho ronds, fontloman u day or two since, the chief trouble | pioncors of Kansis, and founder of the City of Theses TT" Johnson nor Mrs, Robinson knew Mr. Ander= | yi $ Y, re e ‘The most tmportunt thing dane by th ote second street, and advertises In large letters | A reporter for Tre TapusE called tupon oY it ae ive without warrant of law, and ls, therefore, vold, re niost fportan “it iy ones me ho J uy & | expec Wis sill and good recommendations, “The | Mr. Gribler at his office on Washtiigion | Soagne, nrawets by tlie tines aotertangs | aud complatnants, having pati all taxes that | $p¥ us, tho, Uausformation of the Association | ghe, Meue pireaoes of ta Atebieoms Aun | expats that aiarge number ot emigrants, nok Bail made several ently on iin, but he was | strect durlng the afternuon for the purpose were filed, in whieh they combined In the | the city could Jegally tevy for any purpose fore been elaimed that 1 tmoney=poul was tho | compromise. His opposition was sileneed by his | Germany and iussin, will settle along the line always out, and has probably found it neces: | of tuding out what statement he desired to | giatement’of facts reanrding the part. which | upon sheir property, brine this bill to enjoin | He plus ultra of all pooling arrungementa, but | brother Directors, and everything scemed Hkely | of its road during this summer. ‘The lands are Bary: [ae his Health to take Ww spring trip. to make: Fosardlt tie alle eallons i fr. Avouks ifersey played In procuring tho bondsman, | its excess, vrne questions made arise on de. Fink's idea tine tonne: pouts. aro provera bie etuor Hite arose, that ieveanldewit resuit a | omered cloven yomat tee edi oun ae det some distant place, ler, in his atidavit. and his interview, Str. : i ey dd baat NCCBS, Fink's dea that, tonnige-poots are proterable ! » that, . aere on eleven yenrs’ time. count of EIN BGRLGR Gribler, white Indignuntiy denying the truth | Quumcrapme, Wom whey Ula hut Knew. Tey | murrer to the bill; consequently there can | hus yaluod trends among tho Wester inne | tho complete soppnye of mewdritlons..° Tue | por eent is ido for cash. made the followlng statement of the affair to ot any fut all statenieiits fend ng tn the | toning to hth. "They dd not dousider’ that | Ye No disngreement ns to the faets, ‘The Clty | 1 an aa Ha parame ae the CHInD, for de ments 8 aeprivaplon oF any: rill: | Mr. Samuel Rowell, lately appotnten Assistant a Timnuxk report yesterday afternoon: ential torte ik to rears is ean ractees they imposed upon the Court in any way. | Of Quincy was incorporated under a special | tonnage instend of tho earnings, Itiselulmed | Fond facilities at all for au Indotinit period, Ginerhl. Hasson Aue igtet, Avent of ‘he 1 i Waxappronched firston slonday. Marvel | that hte should. be fi court "the. following ahey Knew of noone acqunttited, with An charter In 1810, and lus never since then he- | tut, tho new werungement will provent tho Fee easter Se et bes to teAHys | Ghaltiture & Olio and. nsstimed tho duttes of tie , just two days before the ease of Freeman $ nee derson except Hersey, and hid never talked | como Incorporated under any general Inw, | cutting of rates by the agents of the varia rt ° vert a t C ulorning, and shoukt there make hls full th , : the Chieige City Raitwa; pinay arts answer to ull the charges brougut against | With any one about ‘thelr acquaintance with lines, beenuse It woutd be no benetit to thom | Of a Droud-gauge road to Leadville, witt bo coim= | ew position yesterday, Mr, Powell's successor ate | fins F f the negothitions wis the attitude of | Lawrence. ‘The Atchison, Topeka & Santa FR 4 . Prior to the adoption of the present Constitu- | or tile Interests they represent ta deviate from | bated vigorously by tho Ilo Grande, which tins | $n the Bulthniore & Ohio has not yet been de galled. Ol that diy Detective’ Uurdett Pat 7 hin, aud should then and there disprove | 2M. Hon numerous amendiants to the spectat | the rugilur rates, ‘fue Commissioner sempow- | shown its eapnelty for ighting well,’ whatever | clied upon. | It Is most Iikely that, the, position teresteit in, that eases that there was some | Hem all, IIONOR AMONG THIEVES. charter were atopted. Counsel for tho elty | ped te divert tusiness from ong rou’ or ae. | Tee rae aes oe ee ed ues fae | Ament. with Rendquurtera ne Chleugo wil oo imoney In ity and that he d to fx the | wows connEcrors’ compensa- | _ A bill was filed yesterday In the Superior | seek to matntaly these propositions: be short or ahead of Its pereentuge. Thus the | Leadyllte will, ut the’ outeome, be in no better mu ane uo tbe autos of tho position will be ETO rR corat en Toa to TION | Gourt by Withelmina Clam L, O'Brlenn | Plrst—That nuer the act of 1877 the etty | contracting arents it, the various termint will | position thun itis now. |Our coinmereial inter | B Mr. hous Barry, Western tien: 4 B vor which, rout siness | ests dowand n brond-gaugo Ine, it [a true, but, | eral Paasenyer Agent, whosv headquarters are tuke tint money. Patten ten told me thatlt | Judge Rogers yestertay decided the de- | nilss 3 years old, by her guardian, against | has power to levy taxes suMetent to ratse the | HAMM teow gwar wich rawlo, the business | et recon a narroesnugee wove. And I HeOn: foe transi aera {from Clnetenat! to Columbus Would. be tts good as $1,000 yeur for hin If | murrer to the declaration in the case of The | Michnel C, McDonald, which rakes up some | amownts legally appropriated by the Clty { be abte to come tonn, agent and claim that be | sat eae acinemlohalt: Furnes pertod, son eha contrnity ented, the ‘sphere of action of Sits he could fix the caee fuk the allroad Conipa- | People for the use of the Town of West Chi- | of the alfairs of “Kid” O'Brlen, who was Councils iriout eran to prior limitations | had been offered special Tate att ne in | eee eae ee eee cals thereemm bo tue | G: W, MeMillan, Northwestern Pussonyer Avent give Siu fur a verdlet In favor uf the Com- | Collector, Involving tho question as to | 188, Tho complainant states that her father, } erned in respect to taxation by spectal laws, | Would have to turn the surplus over te tho rand | tito be Tugretted solely on the round of expe | ly omewed for icone Beate am goemnat pany. ‘Lhe same day Lmet St. Clair Suthor- | whether the Town Collector could take nis | Willlam J. O'Brien, died Sept. 1, 1878, 0 } still it was authorized by these Inws to levy a | Pantin behind, | tt ta aldo Intimate fully por- | dloney. ‘The press of Lendville Is ngt boatile to thrown passenger-train lef Clucinnatl for anc and my brother, Adin J. Weekler, and | chotce between charging 3 per cent on the | minor, lenying his wife, alson minor, and 9 | higher rate than $1.03, It ls doubtless a cor- | fected orders wi ‘be given to stop giving passes | tho ilo Grandoe any furtherthan that road iy held | Chattunooga at 8:40 Monday, morning, The fol them of what tad passed betveen | quount collected or uf taking the $1,500'nt- | elit, the complainant, then t year old, In | Tet principle that all nets of the Legistature | fo shipper on account of business, Out Te wilt be | Fesponsible for the deliy in gu reeelving rall- | scheduleshows one through train to Chattanooga Patten and myself, They told ome to | ™ Horab taking the St,500 al- %. 4 * H conferring or restricting tha revenne powers | of noebject tothe r nds to make such, con | rend facilities. Wo must have a rallroud, and a | dally, except Sunday. leaving Cineinnatl at $:49 ee whet SNe ot lowed by law to Lown Collectors, Haltanin | August, 1878, O'Brien was in jall In Indinun | of q nunfelpal corpo : | cessions under the now arringemen narrow-gauge rond fs better thin uo road at all, | a. nicand reuching Chattanooga mt 10:43 p.m. take whitever money was offered, and pal corporation ara in their | ce n i te it P to zive a verdict In accordance with the | Was Collector of the ‘Lown of West Chieage | on a churge of felony, and mado an ar- | nature public laws, whether so_ declared ‘AS wlready stated iu the dispatches there will | Aside from the merits of the diiicultics that | the samu day, affording a daylight view ot the evidence In the ease, and to expose Patten to | forthe year 187%, and as such collected alt | rangement by which he .was to get} in terms or not, The City ‘Tax } horcafter be but twodlvislons—tho Chicago and | Seem to buve arisen between the two roads, | interesting portions of the new Ine. ‘The night n 8, xpos ay ANE such collected a i my j- | St. Louls—Instead of three us heretofore, The | Leadville ta interested in huyluy thom come to | trains of tho Afr-Linv and the Kankakee Ling tho Court. Mr. Sutherland sald that that | the taxes of that town,—State, city, school, | out on payniont of $1,500, He then | act of ae Jhas been declared incon st tne ae ee ieee etitutted to tho tnauibatee | some conclusion. fron Chicago reach Cinclnonti In wniplo tine to Eine of Jngtco was aged out in Couk | qudtown,—retalning? percent atthe amount, | sent to Mike MeDonatd an order by whieh | Houal, and we do not nneratund the counsel | Sel say Heatran to Uo distributed equally to the ar connect with tho Xouthorn, thus forming nuother 2, % fo maintain that any power bs derived fron “hles o > ay . 3) n tt veen Chiles - dav chen heawhed mwiel hud anata up my | OF $7,814.20, as his fees, The town authorl- | the latter could get neces tu O'Brien's box | Soe 14 of the tenet bm | Chlenzo and St. Louts roads. The new arrange LUMBER RATES. grent thoroughfare between Chleago und South: . t Revenus law to levy | ment dates back to Deo, 1, anit ts to continie or BY ' - | ernund Southenstern points, ‘Phrouyh Uekets mln, 1 told bin 1 hut jot, He sald that | tles subsequently brought sult on his oftielal | i the Fidellty Safe-Deposftory and obtain | any rnty of taxation beyond that authorized | ult duly. ifany party ia diaattstied wianthe | «commissioner Fink hae just issued tho follow. | oi) iin innadk to. tho South are How for se at he had seen tho Rallrond Company, and they | bond to recover this amount, elahning he | $1,500 to be sent to him. tis charged that | by'the elurter and other special laws in relae | arbitration, notice ‘niust” be given within tye: i P tho office of the Kankakee Line in this clty. The did nut care about a verdlet, us all thoy-] yi a y Me re ; . . tlon to city reventies, It was exprosaly de- | days after the announcement of the award of a | Tates are to bo baged after April 1, 1880: Kokomo Line to Loulsvitie and thence to the Wanted to-do was to linge the fury, le | Sisy CMY gutted fon compensation of ENC URIe RIG eee ee cided In Edwards v8. Tho People, 88 lilfaots, | desire for turtuerauriiirntion.. Sieh sceond ars | Resolution No.8, pure dt, of tho proceedings | South vit. tuo Loulssliiede Nuehvifte will ears wanted to know what L would hang the Jury tien, and the questlon was thus ralsed as to | ples it ¢ vil, Han $1,500 In yal PHO, tht He section of tho General Itevenne Trane ee Ser TTE aiigsntigied at oa by it 1680, foes pire tries Ciiwhat pee ey aiving toured routes rene thts for, Ttold hint that T did not know; ‘that | Whether the Colleeter was entitled to tiris | bles HE contained, more than $1,500 In value | tnw cited did not repeal a provision In the Within fone tho Assuclation utter ninoly | ceatige luniber tates aru to-Ue bused. At pres | ehy direct to Southern pohits vin Chattanoouas tho evidence might be nll i favur of the | percent for hils servlees or amount, but itso tho deeds to the follow | charter of the City of Springiteld which pro- days Hotice. ‘Therefore, tho present is sure 1S | entlumber rates ure Uased upon the percentage ——_—— plaintht, which would muke the defendant's | “the Judge, in deciding the demurrer, sald | Iz property: Lot 40, Block 2, of Walker & | lifbits the elty from levying’ tax exeveding | coatinite until Septs 1, 1880, tuble of April, 1874, becnuse nt tho tie the per- INDIANS ease a very bad one, and that ander these | the Revenue law racomhiced cumimisstons for | Weston’s Snbdivislon of Block 4, Canal | 2¢ percent. As to the rate to be levied, ta | “the Wabash ine from Chionzo willbe included. | centage table of Juno 2, 1879, was adopted the By Ns. elreunatanices he ought to make a propost | collection, but fixed tor peree! oy - " . 1" vorporate authorities were te be controlled | in the award to the ro Ponds, turlifon Jumber hid been guaranteed up to thon, Ie left me then, and 1 did not see hhin | gs such eo TER EE RT a ee le frustees Subdivision of tho X. W. Af ot See. | by the charter, Commissioner MI until next day, Mareh 3, in the eyenting, The ne uutaslons, Hy ny fees ur salary, Lot, 38 and the W.2¢ of Lot when, after the adjournment of the Court, compet Zot the muaohinery of | April 1, 148, and hence. tho new. percentnye Hauer iN NEW MEXICO +80, 14s a j I 5 , 4 “Jesterduy by { table could not be wed. After Apel ly 1680, th 4 Bee 4 fs Mp Organization act fixed the | iy" In Hitriinr’s Subiviston, of Block sin | eotne Meee oe thet set oe tae ee ESAS | Galeria nil tho cast-baund Uusiness te be went pergentnge table of ating 2. 1830" veil apply to | _ SANTA Fe, N. M,, March 11,—On Feb. % amet him atthe corner of Fifth avenue and | & Manone others of Town Clerks, | Clougiy & Barney's Subdivision of Lots oH ments that this net, by reference to tho net | Va Chicago for the present, ng the Chfengoroads ; lumber rates with tho modification mude ua | Lients. Conline and Stark, of the Fifteentt anet ile at the co and | Su perslsors, Assessors, ce Hn ot of Town and 35 in School ‘Trustees’ Subdivision of | of 1379, gives to cltles and villages Not meting | Fe Tarwely uelind In thelr perceutayes, shown on. piyo 12, resolution No; 16, procecdings | Infantry, In. command of a scout of thilrty cote ney Sy here that on that day as T was ‘The Fees and _Sidaries aet, In force July 1, Stet Paes nee? feet front on under ihe general taw the samme bower to levy: NOT ACTING IN GOOD Fairit. ages from Detrolt, Toledo,and Port Huronare to | men of the Ninth Cavatry, sruck nm band ot gol ng ty neh ee ee bier. Sule Ap | 1872, supplied the oimission, and provided | gage for $800,’ When McDonatd got mal 0 tt ze amounts anproprinted by ‘There fs likely to be moro trouble botween the ie as bor gent, and Ero ley uleni co BSE: cent out thirty hostite Indians {n AmomoCaion, ig mie hit heture, | anh tile, surprised dp Sees 0 Hise reaeh ee or District Cok | the | money” and deeds he denianded | fee nowiess, wud. tnt the Topenling’ clause at Atehison, Topokn & Suita Fennd tho Denver & | Cf Me Fate From Chicago to New Worle. in the southeast corner of the Sacramen anti! he mentioncd my brother's name. | jnission ote 3 Gor cote “yy CONG | That O'Brien andl his wifo should deed him of 1877 removes all” Huiitations | ttio Grande, It is stated that tho’ Jutter, true to ANOTHER scoor. to Mountains, Lieut. Conline, with twenty ¥ of 3 per cent on all | the above property, aud. he would then loan | {He 8 Finally he sald to me, * Tsay, Weekler, your Oy 7 . vide Dr perty, | a8 sit NY inpose y the charter and all special | tts post eharneter, !@ not weting tn good falth Loutavitne, Ky. Mare! —T Fx. | mounted men, attacked the‘ camp, and, after Se Nee moa uile on before Moran, | Moneys, collected by him, vrovided, that.| the 31,5 This was done, the deeds pur t Li ‘ ‘ Loutavenne, Ky. Mareh 11—The Union Ex. y a b i v if such commission wero — insutilelent | portin vs been sligne owl | twa affecting city” taxes. We — can- | towurd tho Atehison people pending the nego- | press Company has mado anothor scoop, This | 4 brief encounter, drove out tho Indians, guid this would hag good the for sou ta H< | the Towra anltit nerceso Ie by allowiuuen wer | Bled by" O'irlen tm, Gaake commit tingaen wot 5, concur” in’ this, construction, | tiauons now going on between Me, Goutd and | fimoltis tho Short Lino which iteaptured. ‘The | capturing and burning thelr equipage whl tho Jury for htm 2 Wawished and sald, © Phat | diem ia addition, and also providing that all | je was at tho time in Jail In dnulinna’ amd the WO Altuld. do, it. line refeunee aakeao: tee nent of tho Atchison, Topeka & | Unton Company, although not a your old, wit | Went, Stark, with ten men, surronnded the Moto WITH ING OF WIC ak aoe tha, te thing | oxcess of commissions and fees over $1,600 | money was advanced. MeDonuld than took | We Should do, it has reference only to the | sit Fé. ‘The faltowing from tho Calonade havo within ninoty days full away over 4,ooo | Indians, and captured the entire her to do with ine or with a jury tint eoutd be | gould be palit into. the ‘Town or Distt possession of the property, collected the | Mode or manner of asgessing aud collecting | Chieftain deems to bear out these reports: RY HN NOny Vey ay bs teen horses and fifteen mules. ‘The fixed? Cribler wunted fo kiiow what propo | Grensurys Hoth those neta were, passed at | Rome OH OF ne MrowerTS, Colweted {he | wuunfelpal taxes, and fins ‘uo relation to tho | “hernia aiuation. te tuo ‘uniitiatod. fg | miles of railroad truck. By tio stuf May tho | Feturned will, tho enplared stock “co Fort sition Patten had made tome. I toll him | the same adssion of the Legislature, and went | enn nvenne lotto ATS £, Cncnbert nee alles, | fates of taxation, ‘Chat boing sts meaning, It-| mysterious and pst tnding out. Rut yesterday | Unton will extond ita routes over tho Mobile & | Stanton on the Sd Inst, “The Tnullans are sup that as T wits trading with Patten Tid not | into etfect Judy 1, 1874, Belng of cquil foree, | blustwe O'lirleas (ntereet, «Sone dee ates | 3 Not Ineonsistent with the charter and | we were Informed that the great rullway eorpo- | Montgomery and Pensacola Roads, also aver the | Dosed to be some of Victorin’s bund, : fool ut Mberty to “tell ihn Crlbler sald, | they must, If possible, be construed together, | Sha ee ae ee cia eee se ome timo) ufter Apecdal Laws alfeeting thy elty which tps | en ered ult thele aTerenges cual anat | ive tsanCoubriite canoes Orlonee it Nese *Whateve oy 01 ? 'y a i G is by ts c! Alvi ably adjusted a ty ‘erences, and 0 Fre poulsy' 0 ¥ = os a comer Hraue aay pa ae a ne AY | But, really, thore was no contlet between | E. Campbell conspired “together und ‘pro- Wet tha etty Wa ee ee ae ee pa henceforth harmony woukd prexail. To-day tho | vilte, Montgomery, and Moblle. “When tho Short SILTING-BULL'S BAND. Sie nsiecd mete Putte = them. See, 438 of the Revenue law author } cured a. foreclosure of tho atort: | does not apernte ng i repeal of such Ainalte sound is somewhat changed. Tho pretiminary | Ling contract goes bite effect It will control all Spectat Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune, 5 ont ee e nhad Introduced me to | fzed the Town Collector to deduct. I ree," 2 Yow ayreentent entered inte between the corporis | nes in Kentucky but the Cinclanatt Southern | pony 74 sxey, F ‘- anybody that morning. I told hin that he | pensation before paying over tho fu eee nn ag, AChE Ouas eee sold cand | tions, Counecting the new provisions to- | ions interested ingore may noe be ratilied tn | ane ieeutieey Gout Holt Peck, INDI. Dabsoy, Moje tG had {ntroduced my to aman named Johnson, | fected by iin, and Sve, 38 of the Fees and | ‘Tho complainant” now charges that gether, as ty done, it ts obvious it was the | few days the simpense will be over, ‘The Forn, D.'T,, Feb, 20,—On the Ist Inst. hostile and, when Ldeseribed him, Gribler sald that | Sinries’ net provided that the amount of | O'Brien Hay wits were both tanec when | tention of the Legislature to provide a wnl- | geeatest rebrand thrown Into the ranks of the | CITCAGO & WESTERN INDIANA, Indians commenced coming to this Agency, Bay anyliing tO neon thosabjecee Critter | {NAe gowpensation should be, 2 per cent | they mde the wbove deeds, nnd. that, there- | (OFM Mode for wsessing. sud collecting wus | Hable & Arians Valley dtalloud Company by | story trouble inw arisen between tho Chiengo | and at thls tlie thore nro forty-seven. fun ten asked inv to-go and. see fee vartner at | pit atti ae eyllseted Uy alin ta fore, such deeds are vaids aha shes Qi | taxation, fault in whieh tho lntter ong ting to- | & Western Tudiann Rattroxa and the elty. In | Hes enumerated, and many Aas uulivened ie Mr. Storrs’ ofiice, "There wasn third party; collected by him, aud tt also found what dis: | Day hee at va eal puri at i it a ie Ju considering the second proposition sub- boa toe LORE: Tear eae ae muklug tho curve along Stewurt avenue nnd | Agent Porter thelr arms and ponles. Hl humned Col, ‘Tuylor, present nt the luneh, and poattio ke was ta make of that ts, to pay | Id ken nll the valtnbles fromm the bos, an | (tte te COuFE Rt, some engi discusses | Or the qecreg ot tuo Federal Court of dan, siase | QFOYestreot {t apveurs oer Rirreal Beran Honea To MRR SN eT Wi io the lawyer's office Col, Taylor ‘o the ‘Taw 4 oy 4 4 st patruction of the net of 1883,: amendin, onver & % ti encroached upon the pi yuf a Mr. Itldloy, fF us. v! 5 , ~ Told mo that. Gribler Was a gguare ian, and f give tie tawny oF District, Treasury Att such | that fig, whole transition Is val, saul the the tho several aets relating to the City of | pussesstow of yarouspertionsof the weetedtine | andhe lon tho Warpath, and has been to the | here who, It is expected, will follow the ex that anything he said he would do he could | as repetad be : i f f Quiney In regard to callection of revenue, ween South Arkansas and Leadville, ‘This | Mayor with his troubles, Tho: Muyor at first | auple of tho others, Sitting-ull hus lost do. We aan that he (Cok aston was wot was repealed by {plication then thare wis | ful heirs, subject to the amount pale Me- +4 4 tine between the polnts nanted, ttwill he ing sted upon the Company's layin, tho prop- | all his former power In the hostiie camp, and r yi n In fact uo specttie compensation allowed by | Donald on the mortgnee, Ca it ~ | concluding 13 follows: “Atter a careful eon- | grads noe cuit ia futerested In the ease of Freeman ya, The ‘to Town Collect ‘ a PT ea ate eee eomptatian’ NOW | siderntion we are led to the conelision that | remembered, was deereed to bo tho property of | erty; but, regarding the price weked ay extortion- | Is en route for this Agency, ‘frouble Is & Chicago City Rallway Company, but that he Taw to Loven Collentors, 2A ere WS 18 Tie HU ra ey SE eA ae the net of 1853 fixes the Init of taxation upon | the Pueblo Company. “At tho oni Gf beens | nie te prefurs to await condenmution proceod- | pected here before spring, 4 Y Vine wee ¥ a 4 e orty ty Creek n corps of Denvor & Kio Grande cngincers | Ings, aud the Mayor will interposy no furthor G, D. Ricianps, Hai] a cae coming up the following week ln | Hature whey the two coull be ransonably | recelved belonging to O'tirien, as well ns the | Slop ef he romeaed alae oe ee cael! | finvooncamped, ‘Thore,aivo at Tinyden Crecke | aujéction, but wil require feta. repiaco the | Gribler further told mo that If my brother | the Fees and Salaries et aapeelal ne ENG mutha one Rs ervatl Foun: fhe property, | for all purposes, and thts includes taxes | Mutat tee botany! to the Pueio coe eee Eine ae ead rere tae etry INDIANS AT WAR, Jad done ag he wanted hin to do fh the ease | two acts were reconeltable by. construing | the praperty and nasignt Te her tho contract for Unfteresg and slnkhue fund other | they etal thut thesé bultdaigs are intunded ag | sury for tho luying of {ts tracks, Bpeclal. Corerepondines a Te. CAlcage: Teibinds OL TUL Ss, Grant le world hing wat) It, ‘This | them as follows: ‘Thy warrant should direct | with Campbell. tha Interest on registered bonds, | bowrding-houses for the prospective Denver & —_ Fort Peck Inptan Agency, Fort Be- and im: "Town Colle brother, belng administrator of the Lil ts tne fen gallus ill & tate, was dlrectly interested In It Gribler i told any brother, while this casa Wis in tad or, after deducting the come — hho might be legally DIVORCES, 1 ‘a fs Pay, the remuluder “over, | Tgode Chaifes Med her bt yesterday, com- Is provided for in another | Rlo Grande trick-layers, “A weok ngo a struct. CHICAGO 4 PACIFIC, T, Fel es day the Yauktom it may be js cn Ii | f like character was orceted wt Cleara b; iH se VACIPEOs. Ford, D, ‘I, Feb, 21—Yesterday tho Yau Huy inconvience ae Gite tn euteing att the sume parties, thoy slg aS thoy doinvare. | Mr. Honry W, SMshop, Mustor in Chancery tn | yal Sloux ‘nud Asstntbolne Sloux, compriy < " ded revenues, ‘That may be, but the | ably tho material owned by the Yucblo Com. | tho Federat Courty, Meda report yesterday in | ny this Agency, declared war, agalust each progress, that he could tix the Jury for a few ratait eens 2 pg aapenuatt platning that her husband, Wiillace W. Chaf- | Court cannot farnish. tha remedy by con- att AL Jumorgus other ints alone the line tho ease of Binlr va. Tho Chicigo & Pucihe Hatt. | other, and the report to-nlght ts that titteen dollars,’ My brother tal him that he did not lioness collected by hin, and be whieh come | fee, forgetful of all hty vows, hus been | struction. (remedy Is witha the revel of | ee aiid eto toned at Sin eutaine rond Company, in which bo stated that on the Ist | Yanktonula are killed and many wounded, want to have way thing fo do with hin, and | yuisstons he should retaln tho sum of $1 gullty of desertion, on whieh account she | te people by adopting the general Incorpo- | yuinces ending forvey ura wt Work, and toa | lay of May, 1872, he bad gold the above road for | and about the same number of Assiniboine, that if he lost the esa he would: report’ him and pay the excess of stich conunisstons, If | asks fon andl : ration net tinder whleh taxes sufllelent to | owned by the Pueblo Company ara appropriated } $910,100, and that the purehnsers at that sale pafd C.D, Richanps. to the Court and have bhn proseeuted. | any, Into the ‘Town Tronsury. Sees. 8, Amt Naney Ann Burr prays to be diverced | Tse such emounts ag can bo legally appro- Htalds At tho upper end of Brown's Calon SUG cast to him, avd €200,000 to the Clerk vy _——— Ay brother won the enso at this time, tii ] Ty" and Lozok the ieventin law eontecced ne | free Wt ae Pays fo be divare printed can be levied. AM taxes lovled for ver & Ilo Grande buve titty monand | order tho Court, Tho gum of | sk1,200 THE UPPER MISSOURI on two, other trials ha lost IL dn thes | fitie te nny certain eompensaciegn cake peli ground | Hre'year ins tbave Staci on each S100 of the | Annee tonne at watk gruding to tho stukes of the | was subscyently ultowed thom, Lolly an Bpeetal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. eases Grlbler told me, that th jury were 4 fixed above: by See, dof {he SUA'TE COURTS agsessed value af real and personal property | Uleblo Company. All these nets of uppea pride j omount equal” t ut per vent ined bul go xed, and he Knew bt, beenase li was somes The hse of ny the 1 TMs enna alten | Onder OE Bod The HEN they. pale ees0.00 nad | tous CHM, Iau Mare 11.—Tho now fork. rt of the Denver & Rio Grande Railrund | order of Fel yp TKO, they pill 825000, tnd G ennel 7 nee! , Hh we they: inost certainly. neotneone | turned. over fitiy-tive recolvors vcertiNentes | boat: Andrew Bennett was successfully iT auth on | dividend or saa roe w s, nolne |W . tlon ary regarded ‘na evidences of bie He Ft i ge Ove Herbert C, Ayer yesterday Med a bill Hhin the city, belng without authority of ih no sense a gift to the | Mest tho what Interested: in then, Gribler then told | s | je to rementber that I TL concluded to ace AA, the Campa tow, Is vold, and eqiity has jurisdiction ta Mtholle Bishop of Chivago, to.} enjoln tho collection of th fer 4, until the evening, when he came te my: of the Catholte y tter t Houne, grutinvite tue dito tt enlouin pest not unconstitutional, beenuse It was general | Blshop of Chicago Subdivision of Lot Hin tay aTterNUON nuytitn ae Hea line akon He ie io ta tenis, aiid Axed N uniform CommMnate | Bronson’s Addition to Chteago, ‘The sum of | orally and tukens 44, 45 satel hint Wo take walk a8 We. wanted to Hon for all fown Collectors, It provided that | $5,000 was to be pad In ensh on the delivery At Wo'eiock in the ove ey if Collectors should receive uot over $1,500, to uf ., oy | ted o'clock this morning. have a talk with me. On the way he made | pe varled when thu commisstona did, jot PHASER rte aunt thie x natnider KF ary, i esi, ne was done. | sone of the decree uf the Federal Courts, ‘The | which wore credited to thent ns $8100 cash, | Inunched toxlny, Sho fs generallyudmitted cept Patten’s proposition f could have help | tawneorn fee ny perqtisit, to. be retalned by | compet hn to keep his contract. Ayer says | ‘Ele decrea will bo attiemed,’ Decree af | partes who. ire buttaing houses, grading and | Thove Homa toyethor mado up the total pur | to be the best ferryboat now on the Missourl. on the Jury, as thera was a aii thera to | the Collector Tho fitter wasn servunt of | that about the t8th of February fiat he made | firmed, ny ting ties clalm to by neting by tho authority of | chuse-monoy of $014,100, whien is now aH vald, | cng river remalas open, but unusually low. ang Itanyway, 1 did not see Gribler again | the town, required by luw to collect notonly | an agreoment wlth the. defentint to aerate ‘rousurer Welthrec, who | ly giving ontera | und tho Master was wcoordingly directed to vive | 1118 Tanarted falliaue slightly at Pollits AONE, until after the case was over, uxeept in the | the taxes asseased by the town for town pire RTS be tnt ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT, in the absence of Gen. Viilmer, | Whit | tho purchisers 8 cortiticaty of puri), ce te | te eet een enya e tno eontract CUES ron while tie caso was Jn progress, poses, but all other taxes assessed ine his buy of him nt the price of $20,600, the Orrawa, UL, March 1.—The following tho, male mui Do HO OHO. aan forotell; surrender thom tholr 1,400 bonds, for eareyiue nulitary supple: Me io Stiysour did not seo Patten the next day, Mareh tne for State, county, and city purposes, 200 feet south of and aijolning the north 25 | wore the Supreme Court proceedings yestere ie overywlere the samo, tt deems. Wut VANSVILLE PE and Yellowstone, ‘notify the Government rensonnble ta conclude that these nets of bad Pritt Oy Shea aos that, If the contract ig carried aut, te cule 9, 49, 1, nnd Bhargued | faith, during the truce, may lend to n tonowal of sg eae fxs a thig of steamboat-wool on Indian reservar nd 43 token on ent), | Ee old contliet and eiféctuitly put an end to tho Evayavinny, Ind, Burch 11.—The Court- tons must remain on the sume busls as when iw thoCourt adjourned fected agreement. tiuced, It ta con- | House was filled to-night atthe meeting called the contract was tgken. of the Foul and. Salaries vet was ) feetot Lot 1" dock 2, potuired tint thls is the purpose whlch tanctunte eransvillo eT fir tho home management of tho Dunver sitia | (o.4l#cuss the project of tho Evansvillo & Peoria Tho following proceedings were had this day: ih Ratlroud, After many speeches, nearly all for the me a proposition that mmuke tp $1,500, "Tho rematnuder toy t ait AUBUNL | oat Hench otal vac Fire’ Methodiat Episcopal | Grande. From. present appedrances, wo shall 4 + e FRUIT AND WHEAT. TSNOULD AccEPT $100, BiaUO Was fo bo pal tate eee gegen the ind September next “Lhe Bishop. however, | church, at Faleuieys motions 0 Wlamnied appodt | HOt be Surprined to Tourn uly day tide the ein | Proposltion of tho Company, Jt was Analy Bpectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune as ho thought that that was enough monoyto pensation for allowing the ‘Town Col | pasu ta curry out de agreements and ase ree | RU Ae strike cortieite from the Nes both Oy ere | eee eee ea oe ae eet ae autelatae | garecd te ae EHS people the | CLiNtos, IL, March 1.—Quito a heay secure the services of three or four othor | lector ta collect the city and county taxes, ieeel to furnish an: r hasteaet at! thle, Cone wT Mugnor vs, ‘The Peoplo; continued. Gautd, ure displaced, We learned yesterday | question of subscribing 200,000 to the stock of | snow-storm prevalled here yesterday and muen on ihe ary, i liape alt tor the fallout uy en nell tthng fu ne Te meta tA plainant avers that die iy ready and willing to . 5 that proceedings for eontemptof courte ia violat- | the Compuny, $80,000 of which t# to bo oxpended | during Inst night, and it 1s feared should & ing the Junuury decree wero ubout to bo coin | ina muchine-shop and roundhouse, Tho lend hi crop wil ‘uenced, and that alr, Gust, us attornoy forthe | Ing men of the elty are uetivoly engaged in-] heavy freezo set in that the peach cro a Pueblo Company, had yone East to bring the | favor of the enterprise, and the prospect is thut | be a failure, as the trees are beginning mutter before Judge MeCrary, We saw bim | it will carry, ud, Whites wnetion alowed, | oud tho trait but, with hia visual. reticonces is Full wheat Is looking excellent, and tho him LT would see that everything was sats | were illegal and for ane improper factory, We then parted, purpose, yet the u “On the might of Murch 5, after we (the | Het inake "that nn y bu ce a re Meltoborts; motion to disiniss petition for mai Mlvetar could (flat nas: be cantata to keep. his part of spas sustali i cus for not] irederick Horgella commenced a suit tn | i Btertuuer etal. 18. verformn his contract, and) he asks that the 41. Tho LeU Wa aad rel. Hanson ot al. y u. Jury) had ngveed as to the verdict, giving the | paylng them over according to the require rn ates exte ty instant to tite bri . o 1 vay. Hetil seta a eet | Hat of ah expen mate He | Wed sda, ME | Cita saat atte etn | Saray © esther Ga piel GER || Se TNONS PROTECT ugg | Hor tnt ewan outed hus pans EH hak been ed half an hour, L heard. a fond Salifles uct hie iden repeated, the |W, Wilson brought suit Inattachment | will indarge that tho potitlongr get I ccnute. por PETE a foutec ch vin ee der Mak ete | stat ice ea epal wet Mat gta | gait the Towa Coat Compang"to reeuver | Weta cone tour and wond'bo pron forbis | THE CRANIAL RATE AkGoCrATION, | been purfcted, hero fo te, extention, and eNNee Tuee eentng Pose TN opened the door toa gentleman whom sho | hw fixing hig compensation, and hoy Seu, —— Min Itussell ot al. V4. Sfadden; & new bond bas See eer rleug Hate vas sede fron liyron to Lunurk, ‘To-day the engineers | When Edmond Dantts was throwa from i © described as My, Gribler, He asked for ma | bo bound’ to pay aver all moneys elle PROBATE CouRT. bevn led, therefore the motion to set aside the | Meh oe nae Tee from peony | Commenced to wet wrida-stukesd on the pernias fryolpico that was crowned by the Chale 1 gid wanted to khow whither mnsbuly tad | uecording to the ters of his bi Bec fn the estate uf Bartholomas Casagrande, | OCF discharging the rule wilt be overruled, "| Bone of excuting arbitrary, rates from local | nut ine, The work will bo prosoouted with | Wir into the sua by wus tod up in wayey ‘been there to see me, and also whether my { be ali, it the Collector was Ilable the 0 243 NEW MOTLONE, poluts in Iitnols on through business on cast | Vigor until completed, ne Suppowad to end hie water. He was acquainted with Patten, which sho | sureties also were Hable, and the attachiuents were Issited agalngt Louls Gaz | 199, nennott ya. Vantlicks motion forextenaion | 88d west bound freight, instead of prorating aL ATA’: Tete iitmanele Prt ate tied and by suld she was. Ile wanted to know where he | wis Sonnet to ha over to the sot a aaleand Augustus Hizzo, executors of tho | of tinv to tlle briefs and abstnicts, with tho trunk Hnes at tho regular turif rates, JAY GOULD'S PARTY, el Y all commissions ayer Une 81,500, ‘Tho | estate, . F dint of swimming, us Wo remember, dome wind could find ine, He then went away, About | ure rant va. Hemnett; motion by appolice for | isina bad plight, and stands in danger of early Cincinnati, March 1.—Joy Gould and party, | iniles, with an casy grace that was all bis owt 10 o'clock Patten visited the house and told | dlemurrer to. the declaration would therefore = jenve to supply record, dissolution. Tho Avsoclation hus bad a bard | A. A. Talmage, Western Agent, and Thomas T, | emergod to enjoy the treasura of Monte Cristo oud to travel uver since It was organized, not | Eckert, President, of the American Union Tele- | if not to be happy ever afterward. Hv bal ie iuiportant business with me; that he had a . serous, iB i " sf viously disencutnbered himself of bis chy packnge for my: and that if frame homu she | TIN ROVINSON CONTEMPT CAKE, | (0 Homer B. Galpin, ‘The estate ty valued at | J dneigan va. Alnert motion for extension | Only on Aeocune Of Cesaenakinn tte own muldets | Youle an Gould’ speotal car thie forcuond and, | BUE ble ootneryimen who lutely exeuned, (ve should tell me that hw was looking for ne | ‘Che contempt case in. which Mra, Almira | about $3,100, : 83, English va. The Poopte; motton for contine | yivon by the trunk Ines which were hostile to | RELEE spondluy soveral houed here, loft for New oT etladonte wens Hees ornate, and hud a package for me, and that 1 under | 11, Robinson, Henry C. Robinson, uidThomas | 18 the estate of Lola 'T, Congdon, letters | uance, he Urrungement from the beginning, because it | ¥OrK Via Clevelund. Imanaged to get’ away Just ns Monel He stood all about it. He th t aw At J. Wells, thelr attorney, are Invited to show of administration were issued to Homanta OALL OF THE DOCKET, reduced tholr profitson such through bualucss PLACE FOR my ald sume tie before, but thoy net ouly had ‘4 few milautes to 13 uel uiuse why they should not b ttted for | Sy Qeradon. The estate Is valued at about | 62. Small ct ul, vs. Slaggs taken on call, from local pointa in Uitnols, Indiana, ete, ‘The A PLA Me ja somo ol swinming, but to tuke shelt the front door. No answer belig ¢! cause why they should not be conultted for | gio, 65. Talcott va. Schuh; taken on call. Alton und) dilinols Central have’ for, some-] | New You, Murch 11.—It ts announced to-day | chaiuy along with them, “Tey uctually cous erson Went to the site dour ay . | colitemptot courtin knowingly offering us | "Inthe estate of Itnssel C, Peck, tho will | 6% Garden et al, va, Commercial National | time sinew been taking Dusiness regurdices of | that J. 11. Rutter, General Trafic Manager of tho | teived, bowever, although thus hampered, ‘f iy wife answered the duor, and, by wy jn- ult see! 0 . e: 7 rove 1 ., we | Bank; tuken on call, the rates promulguted by the Assocation, Ata Y bound and capture y Government schouner, tho iy ins told te party: thot aria at thelr security on an appeal bond a worthless | Was proven and aduitted ‘to probate, De aa. “A Now York Ceutral, is to be made Third Vicu- i lett, oy vi t va. C H ' vet vs . nto tho witter,~ eer te: Abe tnon Lette ad ante ioe Ace | party named Charles Anderson, camo up be | ceed bequeathed two-thirds of Ids estate | yrmegrees Ve City of Chicago aan ee i nutes a unit tuomnselves alt ceca | Ptealdent, and wil be sucoeeded us General | Monleval,to throw the craw, i Belg ul- would cull and see ine ei fore ener Ce to his wite Isabel, and the ot «6. Dé; Ces , (tener ‘ 3 de Hay. z the Cuptaid, a4 a special act of fuvor, nf avy Inthe morning, | fare Judge ‘Tuley yesterday atternuon, but | Satuea nav itebcce decree ee eat |, 2 Sinith et al. vw, Deunlson, Htecelver, eto; | vis Chicago,” Mineo thon, however, ‘tho other | TrutloManager by HL. J. Hayden, General Prolght | lowed to row aif tu uly wigy—and, spreading si 4 ; i ‘ i ules have becume dissutisted with | Agentof tho Boston & Albany Rullroad.- Tho | to lide away to party unknown, Herv fa 4 ne iy he had a package to deliver ta tug i por | Wis continued until 10 o'clock this morning. | ins wife's death, onelult her sliare way wo | "Woe-oi we dae 10 ia tecday's call are to boar | Gisstangemnt prneleiiyon mane oe aes | aeonee to Boston, & Albany Mellrosd.. Tho | to wilde uwuy to part Unknow Here vate gun. ‘There was alother man with hiw, who | ‘The case ty an outgrowth of the sult brought | go te his nupliew, Freddie Dulryinple, be gued orally. ay slesy uctlay of the Wavuah iu taking Dusiuoas tour | Who is in pour heuitb. gw’ ‘aives Blu ‘mord | 4a week or tyro will probaly ‘be availed of. ge pecmtrtnserers