Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 21, 1880, Page 8

“THE cIicago TRIBUN " WEDN SDAY, JULY 21, 1880—TWELVE PAGE : i t {ttlo about | at order of Court. Charles Nelson bought her | of McGrnth, wns really tho happicat official who M \ A: communication was received from the | hostiles are forty m i THE CI I Y ° ey ‘heyond Tee nny Timber OF rosidenta for 81,82. : " ut it an Appearance. Yo said that things wero THE RAILROADS Exposition Directors informing the Associa. | the sama distance north Of aaa lon 1 4) . inthe nelghbvorhort where tho affray occurred 5 a * ust as ho wanted them, but nt tho samo time ho . tion tat the Exposition would’ open Sept. 8 | go into Gatos to, trie. Thoy a in They H yn awoarihnt, tho "Twohey brothora ad it mit. “are gol Sateen at tha Bune repeanty utott fatenitted that they would probably Fava “1 and coutinne until Oct, 2, and requesting fis people. I thihk thoy Will cross ells : ONE 3 3 i vin Ato, yesterday pnok to tho old ure, | been differen! av neon as HIFONItO} ‘ : 5 a i GENERAL NEWS. Hoe er eaeee unning through tie tecet | 9100, gure | been different, if he had not veo as ar | Passenger Business on the Was | the usual reduction in rates dure the con | Quitman. Kiva Indians crossed July 4 ) and the Twoheys, coming up, demanded the x and there wero others who agreed with him. Io b Begin Sund 1 to ther at iy ‘akan, Dut te 1a vapt, Brit orhoff 18 looking for thon trou t Mank Horxsna and family, of Detroit, aro} horse, which “ho refured to give them, WW: allowing faa lst. nt tho autinbto foo nda would not offer anything In explanation of his ash to egin Sunday. LSet te ia ho pint er Sra fe Cae Tae El Paso.” , Ys T it registered at tho Paelite. Thereupon they asatulted tho stranger, | [PCr at Py 10 Custom-Houeo yesterday: We | good fecling, however, though thore wero r+ understoo 8 Natal arrange: uh Z and Bunderkup ran to his aesiat- | 2. Hurlock & Co, one caso hostery. Colleations, | mors to tho effect that.siuce the reauit had boon excuralon trains and reduced rates will bo Not ile Fault, ! ‘Two daughters and nson of Scorotary Schurz | ance, fearmm@ that tho ‘Twoheys would | $8,000. deolnred, nil that Me@rith had to do wos to np: | a Wealthy Syndicate Takes Hold of made. Gutevaton ee News, ars oni seat ER Sen A Rea the How Orleans & Paciio, | , Ms, AvV 1, Carpenter, General Passne | a ChiPOSG esr aed wat teeta si ", 1, §3 5 00, jg amoatint, 21,708 wi “pat 0, BHO! . Y male Pn thern fs. \ ae eae ane 7 OF Suanehal | nano be the oltlzan whom tuey frat axenulted | spurts, $200 for tobnode and clears, end ¥! | was not propared ta prec! whatwould be tency j sr Ageit iF tha Chienany sltlwautioe #2 St | sion forik Fouleriny ecu a tom threo tlinea in tho bck, oneo on tho head, and ice =r Een th Chak he fad: tecs Very (nen, aE nE eG: z Mr. fx. Chandler, Goneral Agent of hig | garden with bis biggest. watermolon. “Genes 4 U. 11, Onros, B, It. Porter, and IT. B. Quinloy. | thee tinea in Me tne ite by kicks and tho | _Ckwaus-Surenviaon Wasarer Is atl waiting | Sy the vax sone, Gt Bes, Poet au xotod. | Tho Lontsyille & Nashyillo to Issuo a | rondin this elty, yestorday: “Our Light | rolleving the “iight-compleotod” wing easy i of San Francisco, aro at tho Tromont, eee Hiveived: Dr E. Gustavo tle Mttessler, | foF tha time whon tho eonsuy onumerntor of the | Will suct voting, ho, sald. no, ne coll te Tionty-Bililon Mort Tforee squadron is’ going ott to Oconomwoo | burden, tho old man, with a faca longor they ue ‘ Untren Srates Sexavon Wrunta B. Aut | who wae fext called to attend him, at ones prom eee ee te i cahowd have boon ta | totho olor thut if to proceedings hid boon Wwonty-Million Mortgago. Flday to bo present atthe roviews give em rm, antd-to-tho doping boy! Taine aot 60%, of Lowa, Is. guest of tho Paattlo, pouch ee EE i a temniGe Yostorday, but up to the close oF business hours | onlorly. and McGrath's frionda lud Yeon Le a booing we want | te fill Geanontwas tg: the ane ate et de. Te caeOnt een, at i _ 5 MORRSSION domoustrativo, that somo who voted against him uinris, he it Horse squadron to [ + Bho ala : Mn, avn Miut J.T Dase and 8. Tull and fara | 00 tino ago, durhig Me. Emory A. Storrs! | inte aniy tron Cook oub-Crom Lake aad Bu | wouldava voted for bm. Cutting Rates on the Mf, K. &T, to Catoh | Sen Mr, Carpenter refers means the Goy- | much linblo to torch you do Fear of en Hy 4 ly, of Racine, Wee RE tis Baer nae: _ | abaunes from tho sity, his name was Buggosted | Pago Counties, andar impationt. pubile more |. Ald. Thompson was ns complotoly ‘puzzled as i grnors of Tiitols and Wisconsin and thelr a . Ex-Sexaton J. B. Wexnensox, on bt® way | nen candidate for Congressional honors in tho | than sympathizer with Gon. Writ Inbisnnzieyy | the test of tho Atilerman wera, He had voted, tho Knights Tomplar Traffle. staffa nnd Gen. Torrence, commander of the | yZimett Que highont artists in dontistry: hq some from Oconnmowoe, {8 nt the Paeife. First Dinteiot The wuggention was warmly tee | to ret nt the fal completo rottens. Fo a Te coe ico,. Wher tho, ques Iilnofs mite, and hls etait wlio, nro aoing | MeCze#nor's beyond toute, nour bute ane R sxaron Winutaw Wisnow. of Minowstn | Siti nisi “ON ar ries yet | at Wty Nay wa at Hares as | eee WP Anns a, Ro aN oko ge SUTRING MATES, one | Hoainsthutreis'Catonst Gunels, who aro | EZR Tpomsrea Honesto orden oq sol) th hh tho elty yesterday, registerin; 8 pronicl the subject by n ‘Trin fed i te ‘ + hefore, i Speclat Dispatch to Chleago nb nots » " tee yy registering | wag npnranchod on ALE chat ue profession) | ueen transferrell to this district and will tnke | "vith all of thoso opinions and theories thore ‘ foci & Go.s-Aponis. 01 Lake stroat. y { Ka: Crrv, Mo,, July 20.—Railway clr- | encamped at that polnt. 1 e1 2 . tho place of Hovenuo Agont Crane, who jroca to | tg ct, any tt NBA y Mo, July 20. y Tie lady who was supposed to have droped engagenients were of such ty ehurieter that he | iy fsonly one fact, and that is that 10 whole ir 1 Freight Agont of + DEATH! iGenreoly bo juatitied 1 allowing Bis namo | Ldhhessce, or, na ft ix mors, familtarly known. | trouble stands practically whore It did a week eles hereabouts nro greatly disturbed aver a Mr, D, B. Moroy, Genera! fend in frontof tho Tremont House yesterday | to go bofore the people of the districts Within | tho" Moonshiners’ District.” Capt.’ Somerville ago. The Vouncil hus control over it’ just ns If } bij fi ‘offered the Knights Tomplara, | the Chicago, St. Louls & New Orleans Ralls | sya a nee cee nr nnn non, Fae ein ealy muttering fram n brief attack | Ruy or two ho tus been visited by atarge num. | Werived yesterday morning froin Clnelnnath | nothing hnd bean dono, and MeGeath cannot get ig cut In tates hit i HOGAN—Faiy 19, khiled by tho cars, Edward Hops i a | road, is In the elty. Le says the business of od tl years. Mftornoon wns only AUT ne a home on | Hef of the lending Itepubllcaus of the south | Muere he ime boon acting us llovetlo eet | hisaent until tha returns have been formally who aro to attentl tho grand celebration In Is | “i , h his road at tho present time Is far mora satls- ‘unoral from bis tate residonos, 14 B . See oe eae edi Metra ungioge m ecoonsias | Mieco Col. Crane was teanstorrod to this disislet | canvuesed,nn requited by tho statutos. “Tuo | Cliiengo, In August, ‘Tho meeting at the | faotory than ie bas been for omo years pnst, qratiogelock th, Weduondayr duly tito ihe aed A > Pratelo avenue. eration. “Mr, Storrs, in view of tho press. | Soverti monthango. OF courso he, was given t | duty of making tha canvass devolves upon tha | Contes House In this elty last month, at | ‘hore is not a trneg of yollow-fover at Now | "fetNow York World piesse copy.” Z ‘rue, temperature yesterday, as observed by | wre brought | to | beur upon faim, has, it | feetor tuvvey'a of Council, und if it falls in ite duty its members | which Messrs. Wood, of tho Chicago, Bur- | Orleans or any othor polit In the South, The HOLPSWONTH rhe fanoral Of Mrs, Cather id Manasee, optiolan, No. 88 Madison street, Trine | M1 waderston cate tha Conyrcasional Cons | THE WORK ON THR NEW GOVERNMENT nUILD- | voluntarily dots daty or walt to ba forced, | Ungton & Quincy, and Chariton, of the Chi- preaigr, a0, for tin boon very. plensnnt and | podewort wit tate Dees de ee ‘vine fe m, 6 tomytan i £53 | vontion: Mnf nominned, he will mike the INQ thon, Is tho only question to be sottlod. engo & Allon, lind such a llvely the, was | yenow-fever or other contagious disease in | Si, fronobill Goustery. Brionde OF the fete } al see ee a ee ee ROT | eee rasio’ Canara mel cole thouglit to havo settied tho matter, by fixing | ihe South this season, Mr. Morey during | “acwAaNie-dely 3h tiopry N,Fohank seed 9 yay vl ye . . is ie heese-puriny ean io Cony t = es 7 . fs RO D As Hanuy 1, Water, 12 years of nga, No. 140 | ger to nities or Rontieal alfaire: Ifo laa atale | tupolsm inthe departments, ‘The Tornoe ts re- NEWBERRY WILL. the rate from Kansas Cityat $14,00to Knights | his stay “here has been the reclplent | and4 months, youngoat son of J.chank and Carica : Aberdeen street, ind his feet bau! Boe ietbticar find tas clentiy._dofined views | apousiie tor tho failure to. grunt angiaingnt | REMRATING GRANTED oY Tite BuPKEME COURT. | and members of thelr families for | of soveral communteations trying, Funeral takes place on Thursday nt resid; dween tho west nbutinent and Vau Buren streot | ou every question that can affect the public | tho lust gession excopt x detlelency uppropriae ‘The Newberry will caso promises to nchlove | the round — trip, and two cents | invelgh’ him into financial transactions | south Hearborne ata p. tm. to Unkmaods Cece, Fat drldgeas that atructiro was being closed at 4] weal, It Js not too mitch to say that the First | ton uf $100,000 to cuvor work for which eon- | tho immortality which Dickons bostowed onthe | a mile {to other passengers during of aspeculative nature, A prominentbroker- | Frionde are invited, Ts reluck yesterday afternoon, District cannot find n better represontative of | tracts had already been let in order to rendor | gauge of Jarndyce ye. Juendyco. Whon Walter | the sane time, Yesterday Mr. Lockwood, gofirmscnt him o note yesterday urging |, BROWN—July 20, James Brown, at bls rosiden Mn. omer Stxcrar, Lumber-Ingpoctor, | Her interests, the building npproachiable and babitable, nnd £0 | TN a ceey died ho lott a wili,dovieing tho weea | Gencral Passenger Agent of the Fort Scoté | him to Invest iis surping tlitiong i mite QU Wabunicars General Wwenarn vatuanver aust gt Mondiy evening At Ronnatkes, Wi ate WIE CITY-HALD. giiwt off thu outzo for rent ut tho old atTterS, | eee) te to tho widow Tor. lifo and | Ttond, recelvert Angormation that tr Brown, | stocks, and stating that thoy wero tho fellows | _HGrmnine will bo taxon Haat for interment ats ainetale hus been crigaped in ing fru vonpeate Ui ao hy the direetuion of tho Honartmunt for | tho remainder to bs two daughtors, Mary nnd General Tassenger Agent ot hg Missourh | He vost geod, Fey Nera et vtiat dirin | Heiondstavitee™. “erviens St WO Houscatty 8 4 caves | Ho reason that, the old) appropriation—ull thas | 8 3 Q a . n by ‘SUD SG Galeton Hove | ona anaes way nes | Ut on ce | el at a ay | Iau as Roe, | eNO na Sh ta | Meares a ° . Ke 10 work thon doing and stil! to be don i a " Te: S c ed y Funoral tak Y iy r, Pg Tue young colored mon of the Second Ward | rnp rroasuror yostorday recolved 5,165 from | Wider tho contracts covered by, tho defioleney | Shaul ho divided. “ona-hult to gy to he poles Ree ee ae orbit Mt Lockwood | ticket to New Orleans, and intend returning | o'slouk to Soeat Gate toues Wy carsiagte OP met ist evuming ind. onguntzed a ucts | geo Gotlesor 2092 trom. tho Whter Depart. | Qyprepriation—had dwiudied down to, ubout | frury. Atrs. Nowuorry refused. to tuke under | telegraphed to MraWoud, General Passenger within the next six days, wo would Ike to | "arr Arthur Club, with the Togiotlng ocers dan 19 | tent Aer irch ne contelere Spee, | Une atabawell aa bare irvcted to ru" ) tho will, but dit go usiter tho provisions of the | A; Cnt ot the Chicngo, Uariingion & Quiney, | furnish you with a tlexct ata vory low rate.” | gieNir Are ayaa add monte Ws BH *, Sanders resident; 8co! Cy e-Preal- a a re Tit vl UCCESIIES, “ete uj 12) a ry 5 Foe eee ea ae ete Veer auve'| Tae Special Assessment Deifertment tg rondy | ler tine (omen? bo Tet out by eont ERE AS Lae eee reese ree tore avy boon | MERLE HO te Eee Er ae eee ae a a ae ee ays: | ant BUSTMGcERT Sy SRG SEM terse dt ent aver - inceting will be beld Saturday oyentug. to pay robatos on accent of tho Improvemont | tls 8.000 pittance would ee, Mo mate lia re | nsleiny for a distelbution,on the ground that the eaaeae tan’ ge the Clitcngo, Haringten | sitions, Noeobiit, : 7 carrlages ta Mra, Mago: Brany, 49 years of aga, living | of ftundolph street from Wabash to BMiebtyan | HP Wshiny (ork on | widow was dend in law, sho having renounced | ¢ re + : oo 4 - ¥ igton, Work under the ofd contracts ti . tho ronds in the Kansas City agreement, Mr, w : Bt the corner of omni at tie corher of Augusta | “vone isstiit eine dione, wilt tha exception of tho | (2, "U7 tnd Leen lt mnriviniow ar tha props | Wood telegraplied tint lie would do so 1t A TIORRIBLE HERITAGE. Perret Says soa UN a eta eee eo ae Heciuicee nvonie. white Ina it, | g THE Hew City-Ttall will be ready for its roof In | street-paving, tho contract for whteh will soon | erty untitordered by Courteand suit was entered | Mr, Lockwood would promise to give tie eee Ti, HEPUBEIGAN UNION ViETRIAN onan : trent und Milwaukee avenue, white Ini It | two months, and if it is proposed to push It to | expire, and tio Job provably be Let out to somo | Yn tho Cireult Court ta compal thon to doso. | Chicazo, Burlington | 3 wincy all tho Hations In the Fiftoonth, Hixtoonth, Bavanteeniy | : aestoray ‘raken to ¢ ly iured | completion is early as possible it ig about time | one who willdo it, The sidewall-laying, whlch | ‘Tho Court deelded allirmutively, An appealwas | Kntal ; Templar. bush 4 hig'tonis | Two Wegitimate Childron Pay the | and iishisonth Warde aro requested to meatatue - p About the face. ‘Taken tu the County-Hospltal. | somo of the other contracts wore belug lot. Wis Government: work, ind. to stop whon tha | Aye oNs’ the teu wema: Coure, ald Janae, nights Templar business from his rods. |“ penatty of Thelr Paronts? Sina—A | hallor Philip tndors, No, 121 North Clark-at. to-mor ; D.H. Cowxtas, General Managerof the Cht- | tins wero oponed yesterday for tho bullding | Men were, dlschurmy, woe tho Souter Sato He te teas behagatielsranrued iy Ure | gag eer scott haul made yo rates yer 60) srrothor and Sintor in tho Divorce | fanising for tho tall oxmpuuga: Or wo PUrPORO atom 4 e Pi 3 H.R. Cable, i 4 da imple , ¥ 7 , x y . Kt 4 cnt, of tho Cateazo, Rock Island © Puctite Ituil- | (Holy. No wurde were mundo on account of | round ull over tho tov, with nobody to pure | (Medan qpinion reversing the Judgment of tho | on that In Bue at Buporin Kas, thoy | New You, July 19.—A divorco autt, with | Av Ward young Mon’s Auxiliary Club takespice routs ond He Ot hecnsvnily GenGEAL ERBRe ESE tiga ace Se Seah: Sa See suit Wate teed anlaved inte one, m, whieh | rehenring wore presonted tothe Courts und In minds na rile of bey for tho spurte trlteto very peotilinr clreuinstances, has just been | quested to'vo on hands ou SOPUDHCARE aro rm mont sof tie SY ABS " {ntet Po x compliance therewith the cuse was reopened. | Chicago, vin Hannibal and over the Chicago, | gecided in the Brooklyn courts, Mi ara | MLE AEVENTRENTIT WAIDD GAIGTELD ARS Pucilic, ‘ FIne-MARSHAL SWENTE hits procured an_ap- | tleally suspended, aud tho public aud tho Post- - 5 ay 2, leclded in the Brooklyn courts, Many ye! th KEVENTRENTH WARD GARFIELD AND Foun O'LRany,4 years ofd, ving nt No, 172 | fltunee, th tho shane of we Jimmy," for Forel | Oflee employes ara stilt compelled, te do busl- Fee eS oe eee exe, nt ie golng to piay | S80 00 Irish girl named Connor eam to thts Pian citt ihe eral Ga sf ‘ Fendhugnd treet, weit trying ty limb Into a WHR beeaictter the ylgas, sand he proposes to | busement’ Pout Wit nil excesainmy Read Dros aduninry lost tho case was ruurmicd. and the | hob with the Kansns, City rte uniessitts | country, By hor industry she acquired some TPREEREOND WAND TouND MENS GATE wv vdlder' ch WaB piss! e " 4 nati ro _ l 2 fe : partdleria, wagon whieh was passage a ine) | Provide enen truck-uowso with one, heck of slaving thor for overt months yet | former opiaton, 4 Withdrawn. eat exeltement ang | Means and might no doubt linvo cone woll | 4h give ti Sages gelgnmed rec saints : eee ee end a oadiy Injured about tha | Di. Scutaursn, one of the volunteer Tenemont- | All Governinent work huving beow stopped. | A minority of the Judges, belloving the judg- hore was great, excitement among the | in hor own sphere in life. Sho formed the | itepupiicans, whowhor young or old, will bo ik j Heer ee ee eee tee vignttached | house Inapectors, roported yesterday. that he | Gen, MeDowell is closing up his affairs with tho | ment of tho mijority udges, belloving tho juig- | passenger men, and a fearthut thiseut inzit | sequaintance of a Swedo named Peterson, | comed. to tho driver, . had exumnlnd scvernl red houses in tha | Choereal, expuctntlan of bolum revered in the Htahowld not bo weopted us the law, ns beer, hob stop with Be Arlette Leniplar business, and was persunded to live with him os his ‘PHENRE Wily DE ANHGULAT NiteriNo of 3 Cort PivaroLas Dune yostuniag male: a itn at Now ‘RV and: AS shlwankeo avente, Fe a ee ae eek tod {hocttort hts provedsuccessul, nsuppearatrom | fous consideration of passenger men, and | wife.without the sanction of the church, | nlghtatiwuag Iu Teaupsondee eee ’ uM 4 cal u se us c! nt es wi 4 a Tiiyward. who caused. tho, arrest of hor fathor and rit thom the trouble was nothing more | Will ho tho Collector of Customs, who, 18 CUs- fe subjoined order watch was lsaued a few days gone mensires, will a qitlopted to hen of About the same time Peterson’s brother mar. "AUCKION SALES. ‘ i upon neharge of incest. He reports that hor Lpithiey! Yodlant of tho Dutiding, will probably took atter | “422 neue Cour or Fetanors,Cenrnan Gnann | {0 Sissourl, Kansas & Texas If posalble. 16 | redo sister of tho girl Connor, Who WS | mcrae ne ry physical condition corroborates the wecusations | Cosviarst reached bis Honor by postrl-cnrd ) the execution of tho Halshiug-up contracts yor ivisiox—-Vaeation after the Juno term, A. D- ie unuerstoad. howuver thot ths’ Midsouth, then Ikely to become a mother. In duetime By GEO. P. GORE & CO., ae eho hag made nyulnst thy parent. und that to-| yesterday that tho-flre ordinances were boing | to be mde and tho running of tho bullding o8 | 4, 4+ Keusas & 'Texns 1g on tha war-path, for Afr. eee ee ee illor miedicsl care foursome | eotated fu the erection of t building nt the | well, itis some ciate years now since tho Gov- | Sh onatot w. Blatchford and Willlam If. Brad | Brown is reported to have announced yester- | & boy was born, and to hido tho disgrace tho HH and 216 Madison- : Uline to come. corner of Rush stroot and Delaware place. 1t ] crnment Huilding was commenced, Ita history | toy, trustees of tho estate of Walter L. Now= day nlong the Fort Scott aud. his own road | child was handed over to Mra, Peterson, the OUR USUAL tun nelgtbors charge that Nenneman Brots- | waa saueued in unytiibe URE bole Innwana, | Hea been alm fn encore ono, anit pulE | tiy, deccusod vs ifonny Wy, Newberry; otal | in Rausny (hot le wns bound, to, havo the | mothor's slater, Manecforth ho wascnre for ers. of No. 260 Wontworth avonne, have a} yor wl fe a : nl from Cireult Court of Coo! unty. usiness If he had to make a $5 rat gel Coen eee er ecitda inte | Vers Uttle uttention will be paid to ft. _| whieh tho job is’being thuishod fs ratior wore The nbovecauso wis deolded wpon eae taora- | uthe adjourned meoting of represcutntlves and tronted as the child of the woman who A vueant lot, which is Delow gradu, Just | | ‘Tv contractor finished the work of putting a exaspcenttie (hin any othor feature connected | ton upon reheuring, und the opinion filed in tho | of lines running to Missourl River points to had adopted him, and took her husband’s horih of tholrstore, nd on bot aye it amelie | now turn-table, under, tho, State, street UEldKG ) Heeniet won fe will be done, for ho wood reuson. | ONOrtg tn paesuunes ot salt opinion ‘Toverstag | COUMNGE His inter, Wilh Doe ae me | Det “Revo, goncs later, the girl Hones Baye or e Fa hunts chrerme lenin | Pgh pita eatery travel at nook but for the delay of | Hide obody will be able, if tho thtugg rains along } the red! In pursuiunes of sald opinion reversing | Grand Pacliic Hotel, Chleago, on Friday, Dirth toa girl, Soon afterward tho fathor of the nulsance Ly throwing tore e Jor OA route | tho alty in maling some minor ropaire, As itis, | few sears mora, to tell where tho Hoisting loft | manding the cause to that Court for furthor tho two children disappeared, and was not| BOOTS, SHOES 1 ollicer will tind protitable employmont at tho the bri idxo wilt be rouly for traval nt noon to- olf and the repalriug begin, Proceedings | i cig Abo esta in ou WARS ind heard of Subsequent! va the ain took the 3 5 spot for a short time, Paes wy, aud the Stato streot ears cun be rin in tho = . Now, therefore, Inasmuch ns the sald judg ‘ho Wabash Railroad has consumma’ name of her mother, and was called Annie ‘Te, brick wall which divides tho tracks of tho | #ftcrnoun, If tho rallway company so desires. LUMBER. mont of this Supreme Court ts found by tii | arrangements to open its litle to this elty for | Gamor. dior brother, two verre: uldaty take AND Lake Shore and Nock Isiund Htallrouds from tho | , THe oaunce-shect of the Health Department A REVISION OF TIE PUCR-LIST, if é 2 , ‘Dust Sunday. It i derstood | tio namo of his foster parents, and was it for tho first 31 ths uf 1840 shows that "7 consideration, to havo boen entered up errone- | passenger business Sunday. It is understood | known as Poter Peterson, ‘Tho mother of nat portion of Clark street, botweon Sixteenth | £8) the Neale tie tor tho senreanau—ony | A called menting of the Lumbermon’a Bx. } ously. it ts ucroby ordorod that, suid Sudment | that for the present the depot of tho road will | te’sirl and ‘the adopted mothor of ihe fi 3 tuding 16 -agreomene UF Deer cae Tee ene canon -axporded, © OF tuts | change was held yestorduy murning at 10o'elock } bo ot nside, and tho sumo ts hereby chunxod; 9 girl and the ni Nich poaveug ne couse. Wall iston feet high, and'is topped with nstono | ambunt MT has) been’ used “ut | in the Exchange rooms, for the purpose of ar- | fd instead Chacoor it isontered that-snld cause | BO with the Grand Trunk and Eastern {linolg, | boing sisters, the chi! Wren grew up as cousins, | On WEDNESDAY, July 21, at 10 a. my Coping. The will ‘shuts out sone of tho un- | to smull-pox hospital, which is a lirger sum | ranging a now price-list. Ge redookoted nnd continued for furthor consid- | at tho corner of Stewart and Archor avenues. | and such thoy always supposed themselves to nepmeepRrwaearoeantstsaocrvcorses Will comprise a woll-salected stock of Custom-mad¢ . be. ‘The boy was strong, manly, and well- as sightly’ vlows which wrvot tho eyes of passonqers | thin It hus beon necossuty to oxpond in thut PRESIDENT A, A. BIGELOW, Heaena tne alt raandates or proce oirieura | tla reported that the sudden determination | pohaved, ito attended te oumion school | “7 MePws 0 Prevene test Gown «co, ht rt, a bibly be way tor soveral yourd, Tho showing is vor) Sen eee a ente ed bo fue means | Crvaiabte to the management. 7 | imalting tho mcoting to ‘unter, counseled eara- | ttrereon be reenlied and all proveedings ad un- | of tho Wabash to open Its line nt this the ts | In New York, aud madesatistactory progress. | ————_ ‘21é and 310 Madison-n, ‘of preventing many aut : Fort aoveral days partion have been trying to | fit! consideration in tho deliberations and ne- dor ail Judwanont bo sot aida, due ton desire un its part to share in tne | In duo time he went to work, and soon after, | THURSDAY, July. 22, at 9:30, ght ihe somalar weekly mieotton OC the Heart gota permit to Meee a ticetrah al ine comes of | tons of tho meeting, In referring to the im- Tone tals Nee tOE vr eae Knight Templar business, which is expected | becoming of nee, his nunt (ns_he supposed ’ nay say, Te tas read from: Asa Dow, chairmin of the | Juird avonue and Hnrrlson streot, whluh thoy | mense consumption of lumbor to supply this Chicf-Justico Suprome Court of Hiliols, | to be: unusually large. It is supposed by Rents Le) Zuralenei tha money and put hin TRADE SALE Speelul Committee of ten appointed onrly Inst | propose to cnll a thentro, Superintendont Kirk- } murket, he stated that tho trade must uso fully 5 A.M. Crata, some that this action on the part of the nso throve, and ofved 1 id ‘educate pring to consider the question of ueenring en- | and has examined, thelr plans, and, finding that | 1,400 millton feet. sone 600 million hind alrenddy ate WAU Wabash will complleato matters regard- | ‘Though well formed and graceful, so never ROGKERY AND LASSWARE: Heees nd been disapproved, and naking to bo | nor for tho safety of those who might patronize Been tole a ter nowcen anne on . uustioes, | Ing rates to the conclave still more, as It is | reached middle hight, aud was somewhat a discharged. It wns 80 ordered, and President | tho place, ho hua very properly sat dewn upon a jontorecolyeandinarket, | qe caso haying been put on tho dovkot will | helfeved that this rond will give. special | delicate. Sho grow execedingly attractiv Full Lin t W. 6. t C R K, Yel Dwightwas instructed to appoint w cummiittes | thom. ‘There are quite enongh establishments of | or from five to elx million por day to bohandled | probably fhduccments to getn large sharcof the busi: | however, In person and mater, and ht 0S O1W. G., b. 6, ROCK, and Yeuve fo go over the sumo ground, In compliance with | the Kind in tat section Already, in the spaco of five months. Tho Exchango | come Ur FOR MEAIUNG AT THE skPremaEn | joss, and thus advertise its new Mne, Should | many admirors, ware, Glassware Lamps, &¢, 1 ac. fienatey ih reanlation, Srnlh weis ailoptest by | ‘Tae quarrel over the disposition of tho appro- | should do nothing that would In any way tond to * TERM {t transpire that the Wabash or any other | Shoe and her cousin romped and played to- n ,- Lamps, at, Honnced in thp oonrscoraday or two. | BFiadon of I8i0 For a scout house a tho cornor | injuro thodemand. Ho wus rather In favor of | of the Supremo Gourt, and will thon bo flnalty | jine to tuls city makes contracts at leas than | sethor ns ehildren, nud attended sport to- | Goods Packed for Country Morchants, i nomen thpcourecaediy orto. | SF deadia aver aunt iret Remete| Letting the mackot tke tn own courao for tho | WaDgs at anu ln, BAGO. NY | ho, raed ate al the ote nes cla | RSI oO eS arens ne thats | ee pf posresontyy exumination of the remains of | et eee e tho Gomell In ravorof placing | of four weeks, until harvesting time was aver | Jenatn ie Lincoln. will uppear for tho ‘rus that thoy will follow sult, and thorefore the | No onc ever suspected, however, that there r. Harrison Akoly wus held yestorday Altar | en ee oe ta, trnustor. Us tug | und the country was in a better condition to | The: . beet nce, Ch roads inaking tho cut will gain nothing by | Was more than a cousihly affection botween | By ELISON, FLERSHEDY & C0., i oon at tho County Hospital conducted by Dey } eto of a building on Juckson street, near | stund © possible inerensa in prices, eee eT eee eA tiehietey, and Steuer. Cure | thelr action, thom, and 50, a8 a inatter ‘of course, thoy ‘Auctioneers, 8 and at Iandolph-at. “I _ Seek ot polaon wae found in. tho stomach of de- | California avenue, on fle, on the condition that | , Mr, A. A. Curponter wanted tho rooting tod | vor & utlor for tho city. In'order that tHe Ine | It was also tho intention of the Wabash to | Tero ‘altowad to Aesouiate swLEiane Ras Faint R » F Fee ae eg chs Lain ses | tue Conmmitice on Schools will Jain hin in tabor- | sotnctiing dette in the matter, Otuer markets | toresta of tho ity, or of tho North Division, | opon its lino next weok for frolght business, | It ta nov known, it may We malts tise mere egular Wednesday's Sale, | Teuled' the tru cnuge of bis death, Aclot of | ing with tho Hoard of Eduention for a now | Teint ote eS ee Me redign clad oe {¥- | tn tho public livrury might be looked ngtar, but it 1s understood that the opening of this | Was any Jove-making botweon them, for the ; Slood was found in the anterior portion of the | bullding ut the last-named polut at as ourly n | thing wis now nt sen ag rogaried pelos. Kor | several yentiomen, residents there, engaged | branch has been deferred until a intor date, | mother and aunt were prudent, God-fearing 9:30 THIS MORNING, j : EE ae ee eee | a coxa wie welll fennod yeatertay | tp, eect tho lnst-tinmnod iirwy to look utter the épeuial in; | ‘Piye cnuso of tho delay Tn stated to be n hiveh | women, aud would lve Af once te ELEGANT : ‘ fie a + i. Pa MONG the bullding-pormits issued yesterday | “Mr, * z ‘the negotiat! the Pan-Iandle for hee! 16 probal is that beyond a : sttungleuponlesy of, the train. ‘uo Curoner'a | waa yuo toil, steFurlaln, to creat 4 rusty | mado cocemud tno duuros up too igh. circum | feud the Antontons of tho FoseAter tee tn tho, negotiations with the Pan-Tianie for | itile sparking ‘and filrtation nothing. aver : jury ufternards. rondured a verdict 3 degord- fnotory, Hugrigon strect, wear, Clinton, to eovt | stunces mudo it proper to raleo on uiny erades, Thi aenliy ana i printed briots, supremo taunt: | gotlations with the Pan-lfandie had beon passed botwoen Annio and Voter, pH) the AD CHAMBER SU ' i HiCononnn Maw yesterday held an Inquost at | story dwelling: Wieonsin etreot neue Sougwicl, | bus the time bad wer como whon uw goneral ad: | rut whothor anything now oan be aid upon tho | nearly comploted when at the last moment | circumstances on which this story Is base «Noi Sb West stendalph streut upon doseph Fritz, | to coat $230; ono to BP, Hutehingon, to oreet | “Sr. Carpenter moved to take up tho Ist of gubject. Hut thore will, nevertholess, probably thatrond teked n. wueh higher rental tian | happoned, Peter, as has alrondy been sald, | 4 LINE OF, Go years of aye, who was found doud in bod. A | 2 two-story carrlago factory, No. 3458 Wabash M0 CARER: KAT, HOUSEHOLD Goons, carwntce wanved (fo: tke wp bow bard fight. itis tho finprosalon that fourot | the Wabash is willing to pay, aud conse- | Was In business for himself, and was doing a CHR y ta f April 2 hriving trade, Ho was ‘old enough and BUMS AND WANES AS ctot deat tlon, Avenue, to cost $2,000; one to B. Olsen, to aroct n | “ir, Retna! M tho seven Judges will bo in favor of the holrs. | quently nogotiations were broken off. thriving: P } BLISON, FLERSITHIM- & CO. : vontiet of death trom oxnumation ol eum. and | Shecutoty dwelling, Muntone court,to cost $1,000" vy ts Trove sy covmnamnents te pops When tho adverse doolsion wis given y NSeO sufficiently comfortable to to thinkof marry- ‘Sf und Wi Handoipties, I Frquest was also held at No, 746 Jetferson atrees | and one to Jucob Holdior, to vroct a four-eory | groon und Sil for dry. Barly: tale. year rose were omy aisle LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE, ing, Aunie, his cousin, was nbont, _—$—$—————————————— F Fe ee ae it Ncurof tier e: dagmnn | sure and tenomonts, Nos, 109 to 100. West stadt | “Sir Dennthouuhtie best to commence with | Wino tient cont diestinran iremediatedie | Ibappears that tho Loulsville & Nashvilto | Yours of Rac, and asaweet As, a rose and as | By CHICAGO AUPTION & STORAGE CO. ; am ‘tho “Plewsburg '& Nort, Waynd, Italiroad, } son streot, to cost $22,000 ino stult und wot to trouble the othor grades. | Citar wus prcnurky. fut ainieo thon one bus appears that tis LOUSY) ashvillo | pretty ns a. picture. Annio’s mother last = Who wos run | down and Killed “by the | | Txvonuatzon came to tha Wator Departmont lu was ng xvod a bear,” ho ndded, as bo ever ) beun converted, und will probably stick. Railroad Company has decided to place o | summer resolved to visit hor friends In the BANKRUPT SALE. F oe An saat rae Peale ba ember qestontay, that the bogua collector was abrond, | Was. but Just now thore weren't enough " bonrs,, to Koop tho reat warm. Tr tuore bog decision’ in. fuvor of tho hoirs, | $20,000,000 mortgage on their: Ine. for tho | old country, and started across tho Atlantic, INE STOCK OF A DEALER IN fogs Ay Yanilct of uegiontal oath wile | it appoara that some unknown poraons are call 1; - then tho partition of tho estato will have to bo B) r . alleged purpose of taking up the outstand- | She was away about three or four months. | Gotd and Silver Watches, ing upon those who have not pald tholr water | Str. (fenry’s motion proyalled, aud tho prica io. some il 5 . e 0 S"¥ino Gold and Fisted Jewelry, Fee ie ae aaty OF Migr who. ditape | Hy upon those who have not pald thelr water. | AT iig stuite we (ixud We 810 fOr eden RNG ee ee eee sein ool consisting yucciy | Ing mortgnges, which ainount ta about $10,- Senn Hale te the hous vr gliliversPiated Ware, Ete peared from bis home last Saturday, and whose | if thoy do not pay at once. In somo cuses thoy | for ir if Improved and” partly’ of untimproved | 000,000, It docs not appear, however, what | resided. There she found hor daugliter An m8 ™a Ar AUCTION, y was yesterday found in the South Branch | have collectod.mouoy and put it into thoir | Mr. Carpentor renowod bis motion, and, on {9} ruut oatute, and partly of personal doouri- ? MORSING Cw ednesday), yale wat io cfclek foskeia and wants Fe Oe fo ten tiie | adoption, the meuting Foul oatutes and party Or eoreonal Somaie | uso the Company Intends to make of tho | nie installed ns mistress and wifo of her own ‘at Balosroom, 16 Lako-st. Henny CouEax, of the schooner Ellza Day, | pubilo agaliit, thom, No ona outsldy of the TOOK UP Tile FORMER PRICE-List After ‘tute tho. prosone “Teustees ‘of thoes: | Tomalulng $10,000,000, Tt is ard to con- | brother. , fae horrarstriacen Norte imine \ AUGTION BALK OF 18 tho vessel was belng towed cown the river at | ollice of the Water Department Is authorized to | ftom by item. In somo, cases tho provalling | tate, who will also have chnrgo of. tho starting of jecture how an Increased mortgage of $10,- it Y whetells this story says, “she had’ | DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Etc Bo'clock yeaterduy afternoon found tho body of | recolvo any money excopt tho two collectors of | sentiment was in favor of un Increusy, and in | tho Library, will have to mukearrangoments for no ean add to the. value of the securities parties who tells this story 5 33 MN y .. LJ " in unknown mun fHoating In the water near tho | Meter-ratos, who oro well known. oer twig in favorofadecronse, Wheroany | the erection of u bultding, whlch will consumo } of this Company, Cortaluly the owner‘ of o | not beon in the house two minutes beforethe-} THURSDAY, July 2, at 9}6 o'olook, at 105 Lakes foot of Franklin street. Ie notitiod Olleer | true Chairman ofthe Committoo on Harbors | partloulur grade was somowhut scarco, the price | much timo, Tho choice of o Librurian—a thing | share of stock or prortenge bond has moro | dreadful secrot was out, and mndsary. and ae cHgaco AUCTION & BTORAGE 00, Churlea Johnson, who recovered the body and | and Bridges isin receipt of u lottor from Fox & | Wits pitt up n peg or two, Where tho proapeots / not enslly mude—lnvolves thno, and thon | security at present for his ownership than he | shame appeared where all had been happi- . GO! convoyed Itto the Moriuo, ‘Tho doccaged was | Co,, ono of tho dredging firms of this ity, | Of amnbunduice of stuf wore gootl, prices gen- | cones the purchase of the books und tho | will have when the new mortgage has been | ness and. pride i moment before,’ of medium hight, stout butld, dark bate, full | promising. that if now bids uro invited for | orally took u drop, in order, appurontiy, to | opening of tho Library. With go lurgo an on- | pineed, untess the surplus of the new mort-| ‘The young, couple, believing | them- . stodgy menue aout ive’ incu long, | Urata nye i'n aa tow aga | etrpaing the amftion i avon of ae: | Goranens Shorest tare eR Ear {ah | fr ball housed forthe purpooo of irgoly | selves tbe, coving, und Moving | CY S00 am a aa an Handle . od aippl und Missourl liver nrchnaln y joncers, 4 wilte, ud bike strived culley shit, now brat Ee eae ee a a tea inl DIMTKOL by maki HW Mnaneil object to donutigns und Voquosts from uthors, ‘tuo, New Boneiting tho property of the Company, "As reat affection = for each other, gpa SOUS 9 AE at anole vost, Reatue! jeans puntalound tled bow 4 fi of the river. Verdict, aculdentul drowning, Pros’. " Wai A; BUTTERS, Auationce 7 2 uy here. ‘Tho result of thoxchanue’s dality otry Pree Library should not contite a million | nittch has Intely beon sald regarding tho | based on a lifelong acquaintance, agreed to : oe Thotraiet weit’ neon End They, dria SoCs |e eee aaa oor toe ee ea OnE nlons was finully manifest. ia. how list of | Voluaes,, if finaneiat condition of —thla company, | get married, without saying a word to asoul. We WILL AVA AN : ‘hv body bud evidently’ been in tho water for | ayo outside Dds would. Hoe have. Youn looked | Prices, which witloe found in tho commorciul its "Seeentiy-naxuined purchases, leases, | Proparations were inadé during the absence | EXTRA. ASSORTMENT gome daya. Rhore word no inurka to indicate | for, and the dredging for the your would now SOLIDE, tire thi. NSW: priée-tlnh: which, wall SUBURBAN. gle, Ib would oom to be Good pol: | of Annie's, mother, and. “as, Sop as ; ys x Y C1 at io Ne" | % el le ~ «Rony wilen the body could bo fuentitied, huyo beon woll under way, If novegmploted. | c\iigivn to thortrade ne {Uo lat O€ July) 18, ¥VANBTON, Toy on. the ware, sok le. wanaRers Y ¥ luring: it or o R q - | pectin, ipremely hay thi ntered. Foe nae een eiote ako. was |» SucneurTaamens O-DoNxELs hadnnothor tate | Hie zchanwo msaid a resin dedasiog i | | Mheraco botwoan the Mamie tho Unainovand | Unies ad danelal condition of the prop. | on thal cand supremely happs: aney autered | CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE stabbed vy, hte _byothor stareliy ene , dlonduy Ieth enforcement of (ho Ey wolock ordinances, | deuonorbly for any deatur to put i che race | (he. douth Evatiston crow, postponed on avcount | erty under thelr charge. ‘Tho rocent decline | wndisturbed connublal bliss. 1 night be . . Atour Rogular Halo on Wednesday, July 31, a6 10 ooh and told thom in the pliinest possible way that f of tho woathor, will occur on tho first ploasaut | in Loulsville & Nashville securities is no | that Annio’s mother had carefully guaran- | “Goode prokod by rh = poyslching attendance pot bin, including | thay would hue to cimiuy enforce, st or give | IM Tue inestihg NONUR djoueneds oventng. dioubtdue to to, placing. of the now mort: | toed against too great an, autlelnation lode pho by orperionerapsekore 1» INY, * a Ny sone reason for nol iy nwt ho t + eqn her daughter and son, an nt 5 Ne : that the wounded man would survive. to | will necopt au *srood ronson” he docs Not Ray, STAUBER—MGRATH. On nesount of peda oF cor tena pace Fogo and the wituholdl Ee Oe fee erne fray ihe simuitry wns vanurly po Bat A en te provioun waht, but, strange though It muy | but it «cuptuin Wero to ole wl nn exciss thil PHOWANLE OUTCOME OF ‘TIE CONTEST. Ce eee ml ihe nnaainduree tna aus upon ns romoving all hindraneo to tholr frog Commonwealth Distribution Co. aes - ft J’ veloeks Rad his condition was somes | 20 ERG rouse ti pete eenthe world noenake | rte Staubor-MeGrath squabble in the Councll | mur in tho East, NEW ORLEANS & PACIFIC. intercourse, and Rnally to tho marriage of N what sey salt gatallgeay thes saall ine any furthur. questions. ‘Tho night-hawks will | Monday ovontng, and tho outcomo of it, wus tho ae ee Ae i ; re It {a reported that the Now Orleans & the supposed cousins. must nee 3 ally, all In x ‘ 0 qeutines are suvored and peritonitis (4. bound to watob the effect of tho order with considerable | general thome of disouvsion yesterday around jonrd of ‘Tristeos hol olrrogular mec: ‘The announcement, made by the mother ‘Thele popular monthly drawings, nero pane " cl " ~ | Pacific Rallroad churter has been sold ton have taken pisco rowularly in Y dito Meine Tho wife of the murderer bud but ite | slleltude, the City-Hall, Upon all sides it was conceded | {ny Monday, The Commiitteo uppolnted to cor foll like a thunderbolt upon tho young | ViTZetiy fer with the North Side Railroad Company aub- | company of wealthy capitalists, incluaing | people, All their happiness was daslied in JULY 21. to say, and she scoms to feel her position keenly. thut tho situation was about as clear as mud, Yi c 4 mr founy, and sho scoms to feel her poston keenly. | nyy7y COUNTY “BUILDING. | ind, whilo overybouy was ready to prediot that | resolution wasudoy ia eonoetion with whieh 8 Jay Gould und Col. Tom Scott, “The torms | an instant, ‘Thole love was suddenly trans | , ZIEe DRAMINGS, AUTHORIZED BT, Ag Udy und neat, sud ty doin all Bho cnn for tho this, thit, or tho othor course would be pursuod | remove tho steam dummy now being operated of the contract give assurances for the com- + i By victiin of hor husband's drunken wrath, Henry | ‘Tieng wero olghtcon marriage lconscs tasucd G 0 CLT ( them one grow into dreadful barriors that | COUR2# OS RENTUCH by, cao ng ee ae ca tor ‘ {nthe future, no ono could give a renson for tt, | Oto Dummy roud and Gracoland avonue on | pletion of the road within fifteen or eighteen | roua botween thom overmore. Al ho viva Of hye youre uectrod: Topiary of the Lace any live two or thrve days, and ho is apt to dle } yostonday, Thoso who hud votod for Staubor from poltt- | Of boture Oot. ts, The dlscusslun wns tengtnoncd | manths. ‘The parties to the contract are Jay | whieh thoy had Se eee ore tumbled | DAY OW BVIAY MONTIE, Sundays ahd Fridnyoet ‘1m BUMBOATR, Yesrenvay was vislting-dny atthe Jail,and | {cul rousons geomed to think that they " tod. Us whoreby one horsewas kilted and a wayou bad- | Gould, Col, Tom Scott, and others connected | and dispersed, and visions of domestic jo: opie Unttod Statoe Ctroutt Court on March St res ‘The movement of Ald. Wickorshnn against | tho crowd wos unueunlly large, Tonal sec Mickeys: walle, pe. the etary wreckede e with the Toxas Paelfic Railroad, and E, B, | to come, were blotted out by the awful | dorad the follwing decision: tho bumbout-nulyance ut North Pior,asnure | pensisann Heiaas dobtor, was rotensed | ee end a ec Putra bd. beog A comparison was bad In rolation. to the tn- | Whootock, President of the Now Orleans | teallty., There was only ono thing to be | (at mhat, the, Gemmonwonith Distributtoa rated in yestentay's ‘TriuuNE, resulted in Sus NUAND-ITRIMANN, & dubtor, wis rolenged |) priuisipls Rod i FOBsD OF aut ye RON TM 1 | cruage of papulation of tho towa. “In Ibid, ac. | WV leeloci I rest et , done,—to part, ‘That was dono at once, and | Cgimpnny Je tet Pundit Soto euag™ Ure fa | fn tho ll ystoriay ona wet ot hous oe | Sie oka MS OMG ge) Sed a Ueno | Fat of ‘Gone wil bo tarnaa over ous | ie double, whether brother aid Wier | fhe sasaeemast ca austen detatl of six police to xo to the pier, and patrol Valing to adopt tha ‘roport ducluring MeGrath | Ropulution was LsuL in LW according te Ane will over mect again, Tho utmost secrcoy | schoo which has met with auch fi it day and night, arresting wny person or per- | UNote Birany!" W, iter ‘Wouln to a 1 eH etre vousuatuken for schvol aud other purposes, | construction company as fast a3 ter ath 8 uch popular favor. sons aetooted eeliiug Hyuons oe creuting aldls- | ponte by Blasi Hutinsin tvsudecca the fave | Glewtual-and thon voting ayatnet devlariniy blu ig te faliow é i 8 Bt. renee, for the defslas, The case ta brought yeaturday morning aud jayutory ‘hat they were conicluntious tn vot- | from which lurgo fqummtitiee of sand and gravel | understood {t will be used. both ‘come i re tobe ullowed to sto her brother, George | ing ae thoy did no ane beter ber the only | are hauled annually, wasu pamted and bedizencd hurridan endeavor | si Q Freomnn was not known at the ollice by | inference to be drawn undor tho ol . ing to coax bor malo companion, whom she eas by the Western Union to restraln the diter- in tivo priraa: theceworoi; and. avcording totholntecon: | tiles of the trond ura -complotod, ‘This | as boen usolesly thrown around tho legal Fant EON! on on 8 19 avat, 1c] i 2 roceedings. . Bay Urisos $100 s.. turbance, At loust this is whut the Superiutend: | Davi ¥ ontitied ta ails, 6,055,—un Increase since 1870 of 4815. ‘There 1a trom New Orleans” to pro On| 300 Prines $0 o3ch I See Te eee Ten Tat uer tere tate | Gaxde Hunnion us Court Bally of the Criininal } ous evone ov Ti CoMMITTER ON ELECTIONS | ie iilso an Incrwtea in School District No, 1 (ull rout Fie ‘vith tire Teel p OF cans f0 a | | ‘Che report of the rofores has been handed th es ‘aa 00 Pesos €oach ing yosterday afternoon * that tho mon | “aus Committ bit ‘wig au follows, and, in viow of thowncertain site | that portion of the town lying souta of Graco- | feix windoratood that large gangs of work- | {,and 1s in favor of annulling the marrlago, | 4) feiss tse cack.. Tsay Lan Pstzos tideuon hud “been sdnt—thut they would romnta "uz Cammitteo on Publlo Charitlos of tho | uation of utfulrs, ig Just now tutorcating roud- | land uyenuo) of 714 inbabitanta élnce last July, It'ls belleved that tho report was duly con- ton cee “0 Tiere Gay Cand night -und “tut. tt waa | County Hourd mot yeaturtay afternuon tn tho | jug: tet thore will boa furtbor increaso of ubovt | wen will begin at both ends of the line at the | sined by Chiefvudgo Nelison on Saturday. Re Spee ranked oet Elise at his intention to pulverize te debuuching busi | Merekants’ Hullding. | Soveral rullroad | passed our Committeo on Flections, to whom woro | 70 within the noxt four months by roayon of eho | Sumo Hie, Ei ¢ conatden | Atait ovents, itwns prosonted to iim for O pazes Gi ouch, Approximation ioe ae _ Heys of those buimbuats If ho had to bura, wink, | Were granted, But te buses of Lnportance | roforrud certain papors, purporting ta Le cleo- | Mure Hurveutar Mauitacrory About boing | ‘This arrangement. will prove of consider | Confirmation, and a decroo issucd to bo en- | tap prc, rd or blow thom up with dynainite, was Aranusind, ‘he Jol iat Commnition meets NE] tion retry from the Seventh District of the | erected, which will cimploy 00 hunds or iuore, able benefit to the Interests of Now Orleans, terod grantiig the rollef asked for, 1“ ‘Thls measure scemed go excellent and praise. | > sy ‘clock to-dny ne the sume place, anaishe Vom | Fourteenth Ward, and curtain ulldavita roluting | About thirty-two now buildings aro to course of | as it will render all Northern ‘Toxas, South- . worthy that, Inst ovoning, a THBUNE teportor | MHttee on Haunlization maore Thursday afters | to tho eloution for Aldurman of sald ward, bays | construction. ern Arkansas, and Northern Louisiana trib- TS uTEAD eT Tuli Voat-Ontce Money-Ordor, Registered Lar went to tho pler to aco how rigidly it was bulug | Hoow wt tho County-Lullding, ing had the #aimo imnder advisowiout, bog ‘teayo | ‘Tho Assessor roported having Mnished his | utury to that city, r TELEGRAPH WAR. fy OF kexprusa, ae Curried out by the squud detufiod: Arriving on | Yesrenvay morning Btuto's-Attorney Mills | to roport thut wo referred tho question us to tho | duties, and gave n dotallod necount of tho nut — » pptetat Dispatch to Ths Chicago ‘Tritt rire auaant miitakes and delays, correspon: tho pier, O traversed It from ond to ond, sduing | read in open court Mo. resolutions of respeut to | Powers and dutics of tho City Council in rolue | bor and valuation of improved and untinproved | 8T. PAUL é& SIOUX CITY. Th. 90,—In the Uni ta Fe a ae ne Pico bur oF hoveru municipal star, or tudved any other | tho montory uf the Inte David Hunton which | ton to these papers to tho Corporation Counsol, | lunds, lots, aud blocks, tho totul value of which Spectal ch to ‘Tre Chicaga Tribune, Keoxus, In., July 20,—In the United States id Gwe, County, und States Hive-poluted vitulgoncd suave tat which glis- | weru passed at a meoting of the ollictuls in tho | Whose opinion is hereto attachod aud nade a | Wns given at $1,657.25, personal property ofall iptctal Dispal sap Courtto-lay,{n the egse of the Western Union | « bor turthor information addross It, M. DOARDUAS tened on the vest of (tho Special | butiting, and which were printed in yostorday’s | purt of this report, : kinds bolug raved a¢ #0872; total roul and por- | Sioux Crry, In, July 20,—Tho question | ‘poiggraph Company vs. the Unton Pactfio | (Courter Jourau! Hutidlng) Loutaville, Hy. Or ee Pole of the Nreakwater,"—whose ables | TriuNe, and mude # few appropriate rewurks, The papers referred to your Committoo show | sonal, $1,7-0,007, which has vexed ithe amenable rotations. of tho Kai beh und 3p Broadway, New York. Ur to Jy A A Dadied occupition at tho Unio was discussing | Judgo logers ulxo spoke u tow words, ordering | that in auld distelct James J, MeGruth rocotyed | | Bids wero recolved for ands contract awarded tho Union Paelfic and St. Paul & Sloux Ci Railway Company, tho Kansas Pacific Rall- | 208 Washington-st, Moum 16, Chionuy. polities with busibout cunvers. ‘There were not | them aproad upon the minutes of the court. 18) votes and Frank A, Stauber tifty-niue votes, | to EB. Gulloway to furnish und lay about 1,600 | the Union Paciito an ‘au loux City | way Company, and the American Union Tol- bY. rsons on the pler, suVe at thd north ‘tue Grand Ju " tay and heard Ruspeetfully submitted. BE. , BAunyrr, feot of six-inch wator-pipyon Fullerton avonue, | as to which company should build the h Company, which as b fn tho | eee er eI ree Fe, scattered wlong for BNO yards, were | iveltto umm rotate muvee teuocolite nud five Apaw Muvun.’ | from Ashiand avenue fo within 100 fect of the | forty.threo miles of road in Nebraska be- | CeTeeh Company, haa beon in tho Bond, & &L or 6 form saple couples sitting in fond ombince, or promenading | Waive casey returning sovun truoUillgand ive | his ropore very plainly aud unequivucully do | North Branch of tho Chicayo itlyor, , United States Courts for some time, was Fouall box by exyross of the bal Telvurely with wring Interincod, Und done ee eee eres it tee Nitarencohungunn | clures thie dr, MoUruth was clocted, and it was | | A resolution wus ‘also adopted inaking tho | tweon Vincent's Junctlon and Norfolk has | prought before Judge McCrary. ‘Ihe attor- Candies in, Armerica, bat up fg timtive afection findiug vent in frequent | Couet. Tho hearing of tho HultyrenJohunsontt | wiopted | by, thy Counuil by uw yoo of | tonin Hicottws fortho ensuing ycur $10 and vlurk’s | been sottled by Gon, J. W. Bishop, of tho noysin the ease ara Judge Heekwith, of Chi- eal cheapo, Address osculutions thit were public and frov us alr, ee “ re ie aus for thi qiorn ug, ant nan W—Mewra, Grunuls, Hulbert, and | fees; total, $11. It was contempluted to charge | Igttur Company, who went to’ New York to d George It, Peake of Topeka, for th GUNTHER, Confuouonos, Lotrucing his cours, Tig TuuuKR ruportor Tris expootud that thoro wii be Ce ores Harrott young for, It Sue. wadnae: cana |) tivouse tn proportion to tho width of the tres | confor with, Trasidont Dillon, of the Union | Chenin’ and deveract as’ Wa pee, for the 4 Mudlavo-st,, Chic entered each bumbout, and auw Hauer sold wo ay jo aune thing in diforent lune the * " 3 TEN, gntered each bumbout, and saw, quer, voll | eighteen dureaduuts, lneludiag the policemen, | vuayerty tho motion of Ald. Callertone-theso | Practioublo untih auch time ay the olty udoptad | Pactiic, ahout the matter, the rou wil be thon, kag, A. Ls Williams, ox-A ttorng WS CANDIES, waa u burand a “restaurant.” On thesoof thory | § tho lattur cuse. Three gentlomen changod thotr votes without | the same method, watch would be a Lonel Vrouh every Day, , Comal uo WERT En at. cho. Buerit's «lle BRIAR NES | a Hecate to tho dotrimuntof allthe | panies. ‘This will give the Union Pueliic -GQoen- itenot | Dullt nominally by 1H. 1. Porter, President | erat‘of Kansas, and Chartes Alonros, Ot Law- was likewise w danco- platform, ‘A Bistett of “Sheeny George” Freoman called | making nuy oxplanation, and hero comes in the | to the olty, but to Hyde Park und Lako View, | of the St, Paul & Sloux City, but it ts is Promevading 4n front of this floating paluco CARASELS a Boes a6 Hewel reunstanees | atreata upon whieh cho bau ling 44 dono, Dates son willy tuetredcoads term hatitge He: | eee eee a banes from “Interfering with fren cs BY NEARESE dearingly called “baby.” and who waa xently | that mune, bls riht one, but it wav tluaLy weer. | ie that thoy’ voted, clthor frit or last, with+ — 5 bat firinly drunk, to “go Jo awhile aud aft | tained who tho tudy meant Sloux City, ———— é it, and sho wad nilowed | out thorotghly comprehend: the question =] \- he down," to which le uttared the fouble remon- | to seo her brother. Bhe bea murrled, worn, res | beforu the ancl, Tha mr ourtaluly COMMONWEALTH DisTRIAUO CO.—THIRD ANH! strane from ume to tha, Lommelone 'a'l | stding in the Eust, and ison her way Weat, It ia with Ald. Murrett, for ft oincirrtncininnse EGO DR. cee Y THE INDIANS By ‘Witcloaniv & itetall, Bond for pace 4 - ITEMS. t Tt. Guuds went C. 0. D. anywhery fs . Wasinarto: as - Q na Leullrigoon 'n we'll gwin.! said that she clusdly resombles George, eee his determination from "tho --firat | July St the Commonwenith Distribution Co. The Central Rate Association will hold a NaTON, D, O., July 20.—In the Cadt- H AlR Hole awent for tho “MOLT PU! ‘tho othor butal ude ==a0 an " Warm tude to urdur und warranted buat, the name and stylo | : to rosognize McGrath's lal celubrate tho third anniversary of its popular | ime Packt net ineeting to-day the Interior Departuient srnuanit Ware, of bg OenOr burubet wader the nemasnd eye | In tho Criminul Court yosturduy the Grand | fny man i im in | cele! 0 ani y popular | meeting at the Grand: Pacitic Hotel in this 7 jeribanit Wave. ‘i 4 Any manoor, shape, or form, aud by way of ox- | drawings at Macauloy’s Theatre, ‘The usual | git; t Tuesday, ‘Tho object of th t- | Subuuitted Information that Spotted Tall, be- ‘i EB, WURNTAM of oer Hull ALL Day weenie’ exclusively | Sury returned three indictinonts, Htta Crane, a | Quo Tor miu itusny bo anid ut by Yotod for tho | of city next Tucaday, ‘The object of the mea * sraTreur rae TewuNe ruporter saw both witeky and pea tie hal So ee ae a att, | Feport bovause ho had wlyuusl it scheme of 1,060 prizes, amounting to $112,40), | ing is to reylae the rates on coal and galt, coming dissatisfied, had. removed hls chil buyer passed over U Lanter, 5 will be dlatributed. An {uatitution that hag had g ; fa . coats dren from tho tralning-school, where, wit! Ce a 6 y cit, ti SETH ALD. HOLESEE The story ina morning sheet regarding the iieied, how eiialuntiy ihe. Gupenuten cones ean eee cea tye bucouiliug ‘suru: | tbe caso is not very different, oxcopt that ho | “fawinus for this length of Ume, not ovan post- absorptionof the Burliugton,, Gedny Tapas several hundred others, thoy ind been gen Wore carried out ho thon returned tu tho city. Larrea mime ogra Fee ae rit eke at Gis ausne tino Petes ine aa Ta tapes ar ayes & Northorn by the Burliugion ta yudaly de | serious disapproval wat ts Sant of ts a © with smurdor, ulso_calted, motion to ve y vi - : Tit 4 SEIIOUS CONDITION, Guush tie indlelent waa overrulod anda ples | bolug opposed to viving Heese ee ee eee eee a ene eoeity end fatr doallug,ecetatnlyaes | Wcyshud by Be it Cable, Coneral Manager | of the tribe, who are anxious to be educated, AGEN ‘ST.! gcetanist Sunderkup, tho viouia of a Ptalibtny Of not wullty entered, ‘The cuse will come up | ground tat thors Wis apparont fraud in tha re sorvos favorable mention, : no truth nok Inland ‘the report, and that his aod the havo a peated to the: President (0 | pocy pusiness on the theury tuat uvory man should Sr Te Tear AAS Rec eT eRe ret sa aa TSANG pr meuttiT (oe, yime shuya ho will voto | It cost only $3 fora tickot fu tho drawing. You | ruad continues to hold the same interest In lapoge Spo! ‘all, and appoint anew Chief pay blshouest aubisr Lf mot at cues, pa noon ua poset whtuh airuy wars given | in last oud "6 face, FEDERAL AFFAIRS, to canvass tho returns, bolne ‘wativHod that tho | should remit to, M, Boardman, Courler-Joure | that lug as heretofore, and there Is no likell i was lust evening reported ia very eritical con: over them, Col. Watch sends’ tha following dispatch Council cannot escape doing it under the law. | nat But Ky..0 hood that there with be a change In tho own- a are 3 ' All. Granale could, not bo seen by the roportar, No, ped arin dn acton, Ryaus ership of that property very won. ‘ f DE ea A Iiie ‘he ae ae iin Deyin to kayo doubly coucoruing his ru- | | ‘Tim Bub-Treasury redeumod $9,000 tn silvor | but those who had wen bh sald that the dis: ‘ Hl ‘The Chicago Railroad Assuclatlou held its'| frou thie rape Chiltealus sosnuuue covery, Michael Twobcy, the thug who ld sup- | yeyterduy and dluburded $4,000. graceful procesdings {u the Counoll befory s } #oom 2, 363 Washington stroct, Chicago, 18 Chicago ond Association held its] from the ranches near Chiliyahua, swing posed to buve intiieted the cuts and other liju- 7 enn ‘vote hud buva reached bad bud # great Induonce —nat a regulur monthly meeting yesterday. Nearly |.around that city iu a clrcult of about thirty Veg t@sult in custody, but big brother Bull” | ‘THe schoonor Julla Larson was sold yestorday | on him, ‘ : Buck & aynor’y Moth Powder dostroysroach- | the entire time of the muvting was consumed |’ wiles, Armada, un old Indintighter, who Who took un active part iu tho uifray, cannot bp | by the Unitedstates Marshal in uccordunce with | Ald, Cullorton, who hud vhamplonod the causo | 08, Hous, illcd, aud bedbuge, fu pomparing ; and rect Tate sheets. | bas iifty men with him, says: mestof the dition nd the doctons tn wttendanee, upon a a + atuntets sould 9! ‘CHAN, TE. WILT'S. For ‘Trunks, Batchuly Hace i i A NGS add wmtonste