Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 14, 1881, Page 6

S A A g e, SRR L TR B . SN ! _THE STATE CAPITAL Tho Long-Lonked-For Apportion- ment Bills Renorted Lo the Senate. Dissatisfaction at the Way Cook County Has Been Divided. Full Text of the Two Bills as Finally Agreed Upon. Adoption of the House De- cision for an Adjourn- ment May 30. [J Senator White’s Fire and Police Commissioners Bill Fails to Pass. The House Gets Down to Busi- ness and Passes Several Bllls. Guardians Who Defraud Their Wards to Be Amenable to the Law. An Adfonrnment Taken to Monday, Not- withstanding the Pressure of Business. Josslp ns to the Probabls Fato of the Apportionment Bille at This Soasion. SENATE. CARVING UP THE BTATE. Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribunés SenxoriELy, 1k, May Eh—The Senate met this morning at the usual hour. The Committee on Senatorlal Apportion- ment reported its fong-looked-for bills on Congressional and Senatorial apportionment. An attempt was made to telegraph tnom lnst nlght, when 1t was supposed that everythng had been agreed upon, but differences aross aven nt the very last moment, and it was not antil an advanced hourin the morning wien the matter was finally patched up. The Con- gressional scheme, as applied to Cook, Lake, and Du Page, Is confessedly thrown out ME AS A FEELER, In order to nscertaln whother it is possiblu to divide upthe four countles into fonr such districts with the expectation that they will return four Republican Congressmen. Nelther of the bills is the prod- wet of o caucus, but slmply of the Apportiomnent Committee, wud llable, therefore, to amendments aftor amendmonts before they nre done with. As to tho Senn- torinl scheino, so far ay Couk is concerned, thero I8 still some kicklmg and woww heart- burning ab the way the territory has been chopped up and set apart. ‘Lhe 1wo bills may get throuuli the Senate intact, but if they don’t provoke o monkey and parrot sort of thnd when they rench tha Ifouse pretty nearly everybody willfho budly footed. Tho twao bills, a8 perfected, ave ny follows: TILE CONGRESSIONAL, Firat Distrlct—Townships of Hloom, Bromen, Calumet, Lomont, Lyons, Orlund, Pilos, Rich, Proruton, Worih, Hydo Park, and Luko i Couk Couuty, and the Third, Fourth, und Fiftl Wards of Chichyo, Sevond—County of Du_Pago, and tho Town- ships of Lugden, Cicero, Riverside, and Provido in Cook County, and the Seeond, Nixth, Seventh, and Tweltth Wirds, and that part ot tho Elgbth Ward south of the eentro liuw of Tuylor streot 1In Chiengo, ‘Phyrd—Firat, Ninth, Touth, Eleventh, Thir- teontli, and Fourteenth Wurds, excapt shut part of tho futter north ef tho centro lng of Division strect andonst ot tho following—viz.: Thecuntre Ine of Ashland uvouuy fram Division sorth to thocentre ling of Clybuurn plice, thency aortunust along muld iue to the eentre line of Eiston avenue, thonen northwestorly utong said (ineto the clty lhuils, und that partof tho Etghth Ward north of 'ayior steoet, o Hourti~County ot L, Towusbips of fhue- sington, Bk Grove, Byvanaton, Hanover, Jotfor- jon, Luke View, Niies, Muine, Now ‘Lrier, Nurthe tekl, Norwood Park, Palatine, Schwunbers, Nhwoling, and North Chicaro, und that part of he Fourteontd Ward In_ Chiengo whiva 13 north Sf tho contre lino of Divisiou sireet, und cast of ‘ho fotlowing line—to-wit: 'The centro lino of Ashland nvenue from Divislun street north to ptro Hine af Ciybourn place, thenes wong said ling 1o tho ceatro ling ot Zlaton uvente, thonew northwosterty along suld oo to the ity Hmits, Firth—Melienry, Boone, Winnobnga, Stephon- ton, and Oxlo, Populution, 128,004; Ropublivun apjurity, K119, 5 SixthnJo Daviess, CarrollWhiteslle, Loo, and Hdonry. Population, 13,810; Lopublican mu- lurity, ,84h. 7 SBoventh—IKane, Do Kalb, Kendall, Grundy, ;nz}‘ Will, Yoputitian, 128,955 Kepublioun ority, 8,119, Eignth—Kankakee, Troquols, Livingston, Ford, Woodford, and Tuzewell, Population, 123 lfiflmhllc n lllllfflll! o SR tuth—Lu Sulle, Burouu, Putnnin, and Mar- shall. Populution, 13,2007 fepublican majos iey, 1020, enth—Rock Island, Mercer, Hondorsan, War- ren, Hnucack, und ' MeDonough. Population, 164,803 Republican smajority, 6 “Hlovonth—Peorin, Sturk, Kuox, and Fulton. Population, HO25 Ropubliean "wellth—Adains, Scuuylor, Lrows, Beatt, Greene,und Calboun, Poputation, Democratiu majorit. 1, Thirtoenth—MeLe Lugan, De Witt, Mucon, 148,424; Hopublican mu- and Piatt. Populutiol Jority, H1. Fourtconth—Champaign, Vermition, Dauglng, Eduar, Coles d Cumberbuns Population, 1646473 Hepublicun munjority, 187, Fiftoenth—>Musun, Cans, Monird, Movan, San- samon, oud Curstian, Popuiution, 15,4103 Do cratio imajority, 1,1 Blixteanth-=Muenaping Jnno{ Moultrle, Mont. wouory, sholby, Fuvetio, and Eilinehun, Pop- utation, 07,4005 Duimocratio imuurity. Koventeenth—Clurk, Jasper, Crawlond, Clay, Richlund, Lawronce, Wuyne, Edwirds, and Wae busk, Populatlon, 137,470; Domocrutic mujority, o, - Lignteontb—Cilnton, Murion, Joforson, Frank- U, Hoioilton, White, Saling, GaMutln, and glulrtl’lni &muluuuu, lw,mn Dewmocratic mus orlty, 1,5 ‘Niuetevnti—Madison, Bony, St. Clulr, Monroo, and Wusbington, Populstion, 101,803; lepub- llenn wajority, 8o, Twentluth —Raudolph, Perry, Jackson., Will- famson, Unton, Johnson, Pope, Alexander, Putnsks, and Massuc. Papuladon, 162,727; Moe publican mujority, 8s8. THE BENATONIAL. First Distrlot—Tont purt of the First Ward porth of the vontru lino of Vi Buren steeot, the Ninth Wurd, the 'lonth Ward, and ail that pest of the Blovouth Ward east of tho tollowlng line ~—viz.; the centre lne uf Throop strovt from Van_ Duron streot north to the centre line of ‘Wunlngmn street, thence cust 1o tho coutro 1lue of Ellzabeth strect, thonco north to the con tre lino of Oblu struet, Hocond—The Fourth Ward south of the centro Hne of Twenty-uiith street, and tho Townships of Hyde Purk und Luke, ‘Third—Tho First Watd south of the centra line of Vau Hurun street, the Second aud ‘Third Wards, und alt that partof the Fourts Wurd purth of the centro linw of ‘I'wenty-nbith st 3 aud that part of the Fifth Ward vast of tho cen~ tro lue of Btewart uvenue, centru liue of ‘I Fourth—The I'we ty-slxth stroct, Afth Ward and that part of tha Bloventh Ward Iytng wust of the followiug lno—viz: the cuntre linw of ‘Throo Ktreot from Van Huren struct nurth 10 the contre ling of Wa ton sireut, thonce cust to Ellzabeth streot to Ublo lm" of tho Beveuth Wurd which is weat of Loowls strest, und that part of the Bixth Ward which 1s west of Ashlund avenuo. Fifth—Tho Thirtcoutlhs Ward, ull of the Koure teeuth Wurd vxcopt that pdrt thereof Ly norgh of the contre llue of Divislon stroet, wne cust of tho fuliowing llue—to wit: the vontry lise of Ashland avenuo from Divislon strect north 1o thoe centre llne of Clybourn plice, theiea nortboast 1 the ceatrefliuoof Klstou dy- ebue. thence alonyg sald Huo uorthweatorly to xth—The nth Waurd, that part of the Bixteenth Ward woast ot Lurruboo strost, that part of the Boventuenty Ward wost of Larrabeo Btreet and posth of Cbicago wvenue, end that past of the Fourteeath Ward nosth 0f Division strect and enst of the following line—to. the centrellne of AShiand avenue from Div street north to tho centre line of Clybotrn ald Hon northenst to the thenee along satd Thinits, nod the w, and livangs plnce, thotico along & Ine northwesterty to the ity 1t Townships of Jefferson, Laky Vi Seventh—The Townshipsof itarringtom B Rremen, Columet, Cleero, Bile Grove, 1 Levden, Lyons, M ' Northfletd, Norwood Park, ting, Pulos, Provisy, Rivoralde. 1 berg, Thornton, Wheulin, and 'ho Bighti Ward and which 18 east of Loomia streot. nxcept that part enixth_street nnd e | the South Branvh of tho Chiengo River, and that prt of the Sixth Ward o 0 Sixteenth Wanl street, that part of the Nevens teenth Ward tast of Larenbee street and north that purt of the Seventeonth d nll of tho Worth. d that part of tho o leventh—Tho Fifth Ward, at of Ashlind nvel Thirteenth--Th cnat uf Tarraby Chicagn avenue, Ward sonth of CRIGAEONVONUD By slrhteenth Ward. oilenry, Muone, titwco nnd Ote. aviess, Caeroll, and Steplienson. nh-;_li:uw und Du Page. | (1IN {unkakeo and Iroquols. Eighteenth—Livitueston and Fos neteonth—De Katb, ntieth~-Knox and {irst~Honry sud itook Island. ity-second=-I'corin. thinl—Warren and MeDonough, fourth—Honderson, Mercor, und fan- nty-fifth—Durean, Stark, and Putham, auty-sixth—Murahll, Woodford, und Tazee onty: Lo enty-nintb=foxia and Macon, th—DeWitt, Pintt, und Chinmpnign. ar und Vermition, ouylas, Coles, und Cumbere land. Phirty-third—Manltrle, Shelby, und Effiugham, Thirty-fourth—Christinn and Montgomers’ Thirty-Afth—Enugamo ‘Thicty-sixth—Cuss, Muson,Mennrd, and Schuy- ilrty-soventh—Adamas, irty-clhth—ike, Calhoun, and hirty-ninth—Morean, lrowi, und Scott. Fortieth—=Cirgen and Macoupin, Forty-trst—Madison. d—Bond, Clinton, and Washing- ton. Forty:third=—Fu Forty-fourth—Clay, Thirty-firat—Ed, ‘I'hirty-sccond— yette, Marion and Joffersan. Richlund, Wayne, and Ed- wards, Forty-fifth—Clark, Jasper, Crawford, and nee. . y-sixth—iInmilton, White, and Wabash. Torty-seventh—St. Clair, Iehth=Monroe, ltandolph, inth~Saline, Guilatin, Pope, Hardin, U, tloth—Juckeon aud Unlon, Fifty-firat—\ likunson, Jubnson, Alexandor, HGOODATIY, SWEETIIEART, G00D-DY," Tho Joiut resolutton on adjonrnment was taken up, and the House anendinent, mak- tesille brenk-up Muy his wus done, themselves on the hacks and ood-natured round of spplause, ‘o Comynittee on Judicial Department re- ported w bill, drawn by which divides 'thy Stuta fur County Judies, mutking littio groups of twa or three countivs, Tho schume may ben very gowd one, but 18 ayu theniselves Senator Rinehart, to Judiolul districts A BURNINLY The Ten Commundimunts or tho Lord's Prayer woulil hnediy get throigh now, without strlking out tholr enieting Words. Sunutor White's bill, estublishing n Bonrd of Firn und Police Commissioners,enme up on third Sonutor -Shaw opposed it on coustitutional Senator Condee wns In favor of any woukl rive stubility to the Fire and Police Da- 'This one, in his oplnlo, partaicats (i Chicugo. wonld not do so. Senntor Whito FOUGUT ILARD FOR TIIE BILL, ‘but the fates appenred to be ngai landed In tho wasto basket by o paso Farm-Droloago billwasread athird thine and pusscd Tho Senate, having o, dar, ndjourned untli in cleaned up itsealons omduy ufternovn at & Special Dispateh to The Chieago Tribune. Srusorienn, I, May 18,—Aftor dispos- inz of a lot of preilminary odds and ends, the House took up its own bills on third tending and started 1i to clear the ground us best 1t condd, o e 3 The Scunteamendments to Mr. Simonson’s DI to enable "eitles to maintaln bridges out- slde their corporate limits were concurred in, und the bill now goes to the Governar, The lonse also concurred n a verbal amendment of the Senate to o bill providing for the estublishment of Probate Courts In countles of 70,000 inhabitants, and upon Senate amenduient to n bill by Mr. Tearson, of Mudison, legatlzing drainage districts organized under the net of 1670, Both bills now go to the Gavernor, A blll Introduced by Mr. Pearson, of Conk, approprinting 81,075 for the payment of the Sixth Reglment, L N, G, and . daetachiment of the Flrst, for services during the yeurs 1877 and 1878, was pussed without the emergeney CHANGING FREIGUT RATES, Mr. Laudingtow’s Bl requiving rallrond compnnles to give sixty days’ notice of n chungoof freight rates, and mposing heavy pennities-for a violation of ity provislons, was read n third thne und passed by o vote of yens T, nuys 2 'he House, belng In o good-natured moad, passed My, Petors’ School bill, and was ap- putly glid to get ridof itapd to hurl. it nall its length, breadth, thickness, and zen- unsauspeetiz Senate, eral dutlness updn an M. Weber’s bill pioviding for th the Luke-Shore drivo b North Culcago s n part of the proposed North Slde boule systent was passed by o volo of yeas 88, nays 2, und the House took o rest for dinner, o THE THEADMILL was atarted agaln In tho afternoon, A blll legalizing Quuker mnrrluges was passed without uny trouble, and the IHouse then took up the bill inregard to the eare und custody of the Douglns Monument at Chl- cnga, ‘The DI proposes to commit the care of the monumunt o u commisslon consist- mg of the Mayor, sloners of the Board of I'ublie Works, Wanl, and vmpowers the commission to arcet upon the groyuds n lodge or Kuepor's houwe, to Lo ulsu used us 4 rallway station st the dlsuretion of tho Commisslon, Mr, Herrluigton, the nuthor of tho bill, sald ho deslred 1t pasiod und sent to tho Seante In order thut it might bo so nmonded thoro as to striko out the provision pormitting tho u4oof tho Lodizw us u raliwiy stutlon. Mr. White, of Couls, sald ho bad recelyed a let- tor framn Stephon A, Douglus, Jr., I walch the writor stuted big OBJECTIONS T0 ANY AND ALL ENOROACH- MENTS id whioh was oxclusively deslgned us pluce for tho dend, rusult wud thut tho mattor was temporaris r. (), 1, Couk, nwuro of tho grist of work to e done ngaiust the day uf ndjouromont, is now fixed by jujut rosolution, Introduced i resolu- ton which provides for op slons at ¥ jnstead of W0 funey of tho ordindelly luzy Housy, sud was adoptod forthwith, bifl providing forthe employimnont of shorthund reporiors uu Tuok s coats §in tho viaso cicountered bard luek ut ClouKh VOLes L0 prse it, for the punishe mprisoutont for NINE IMOFDING sus- [t struok the Judio Cronk’s bill ment by 6 fiue ot $2.00 or ten yeard, or hoth, of guardiaus who emhoszie or feaudently convert la their own ude money belongiug to thale wurds was passod by u voto of yous 89, nuys 1. S PROTECTING Flsll, v, Dysart’s bill prohlbiting the oatebing of 140 Gy ANy OLIOU WhLIIOVUE Botwas Fub, b uly 15, but providiog thut notiug i the At uhall upply 1o sLroams thut run dry during the suIIBE Soudon, wes wiltod on jt8 way 1o tho Benutv, Mr, Dysurt evidently propusos tbnt summer tishing haroalter sball 'be contiued to bath sldes to throw vuper balls und snsak bomo bad beoono ka ulurunu?llr duveloped about this thne bolling & quoram over thut Aiv, Poarion, of rexular and coscivutlons iem llause, oifered 4 regalition provid 10 §louse ndjourny it do s Lo tu duy ufternuon ut half-pust 3 The wus speodily udopted, Atr, Durfig's bill, Lo compol | TOWN LOANDS OF REVIEW to meet and roview usscasinouts’ Lefory the books uro turiud over to tho County Clerk, wad v‘b‘llu‘llil k callod up his bill r. Black cal u veiluto Court uct by P ravidimg L 1000t Of tha b the Appelluto wud uorth of tho mud- puddics, ‘The dispnsition o uud the prosvvec ol re of g (bat when ceult Judgss to duty (u hreo-yi tor THE. CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, shali be from tho firat Monday in June, U na that appeals and writs of error shall bo taken to or proecented from the Appellato Court (n au nining disteiet, v e wext B taken up wns one swhich pro- et colleet 1o expense of aliting n wiisance rom tho promises on whichi {t exista, When It eame to o vote the rewit Failed to abow quornm, A eall of the House was ordered, and anly soventy-four membors_responded to their numos,—three less than o gnoram. NOTIING WAS NOW 1N OBDER but a motion to adjourn, and tho ranklity with which it went through was only auothop ovi- denco of the genernl desira to loaf, The ealens dur Is still erow-led with bills, and a good dny’s wark to-morrow would have worn it down and ph‘vin tho Senate somcthing tn do when It rens- seinbless but the noon trrin to-duy caught the usunl crowd who rushi for howlo, and tho afternoon truin sonth attracted more, 8till mare would have gone fiomu to-nlcht, but the pros- pect. of o guornm tomorrow grew silimmer wvery ‘\nmmmt. Ad tho tong and short of it was at nf adjonrninent was forced Ly nbsente netual aud prospoctive. An wijournment fral Priday to Sonday now onty widds to tho rush of business which I8 suro to mark tho finnl wind-up. GOSSIP, APTORTION SpuisarFIELD, 1L, May 13.~ThoiSenatori- al Apportionment bill Introduced by the Sen- nte Apportionment Committeeto-day s likely to go through the Upper House, after some fow nmendments, during the coming week. Its fate In the House s nltogether anothor question, ‘Tho Senatorful Apportionment Commlittea of that body has been devising o sehems for severnl duys past, and went at it auain to-dny with ronewed vigor. The un- derstanding now Is that It will introduce its il into the House about Tuesday, and that it will differ In several respeets from that In- troduced lately in the Senate. Even themost earnest advocates of apportionment at this session hesltuto to oxpress thomselves with con- fitonce na’to tho final result of nn attempt so Iate {n the day, and with tho rush of other busl- nesa which his alreidy commenced, and which will Inst to tho ond, to du sometbing that ought to huve buen dono months ago. The propused now Senatorial nppurtionment WITIL REGAND TO COOK COUNTY, whilo n bothorsome thing to keep truck of, was about tho best under tho clrewmstances thut could be mude. Tho present division of the city into elghteen wards required n rearrungoment by metes and bounds, and, while tho do- scriptions of the sovornl distrlets aro puzzling and will require eandidates hereafter to pro- vido thumselves with earefolly prepured maps of tho territory whoso constituenta thoy hope to represent, the modo of destgnating thom couldt searcely buve been otherwise. Tho fol- Jowlng tigures furnish the estimated Republican and Democrntle vote east for President nt tho Iust election in tho ton new distriots Into which it {8 now proposod that Cook shnll bo divided: lrst, Republlcan 5812, Domocratic 5,95; Sco- ond, Republican 658, Democratie 4,205; "Third, Repubiican 6,03, Demacratio 47173 Fourth, te- publican 5084, Domocratic 2,5%; Fitth, Repubite- an 6,21, Domocratic $,028; Sixth, Republican 5,818, Democratle, 4, Heventh, Ropublicin 8,1, Denioeratic Niutn, kepuibloan, 3,041, Dewmoeratlo 6,016; Elevonth, Republicau 2500, Demucratio 64457 'Phirteenth, Republivan 6,361, Demoeratle 5,25 THE POLITICAL DIVISION, Out of those ten distriets, us will boscen by the above flzures, the Hepublicans vxpeet o goi olght und give the Democrats two,—tha Nintn and Eloventh. Tho several propoded Nypub- Iican districts have alrendy bnen numned, tho destynution fu ench case bilug tho uppellation ot thoe Sonator who holds over or the Senutor who I4 conuting his calukous for 1882, Thus the First hus becn dublbed tho George White district tho Seeond tho Candee disiriet, tho ‘Thir the * Free-for-sll,” inusmuch us uo - can- didnto hns as yet put n o his o ape {wlmmcu.v Tuo Fourth {3 elalmed Dy M Pa now i membor of the Lower ilousg. 'Tho FIfth s uscribed to County Tronse urer Johnson, who b8 suid 10 be nnxlons to cume buek und heip elect tho next United States Synator, Tho SIxth is nuw and shottd be here- nfter ropresented by Senator George Adums. Fhe Soventh 18 CANMPBELL'S OWN AND ONLY, apd will undoubtedly romuin. The Ninth, which will be Demogratle, wight atfurd a ting tlekl for Frank Lonwlor ur Demosthiones Hildreth, orsome other patrlot, The Elev- onth, niso Democrntic, migut be lookued aftor by Henry ¥, Sheridan, though Sylvester Artle will wive Ulin o lvely’ tussio Tor fts “primacy.” As for tho ‘Thirtcenth, Sonntor Do Lung 18 suld to hava rovonstdered his lntontlon to retira to privute life, wid now hasan smbitlon not to A1l a vackney, but to come baek us utull-tlediod Sonutor i fus own rliht of it odd-numbered distelet. Tho timend- ments lkely to by mude to tho bill, 0 fur as Couk County {8 concerned, look mainly toward tho enrviug out of districts which will by MONE HOLIDLY REPUBLICAN, Mr. Parish, of the Ilnuse, brs about mado up his mind thus, with the Twelfth Warl, what White's distriet lenves of the Eluventh, und u fow frug- ments of other baillwicks, he can entor the St In 1882 und tike u hand in tho next two unsulng vleetlons for United States Seuator, i support ot his cinlms, ho ueges, with gomo con- sideruble forco, that tho proposed district, now known ns the Fourth, but soon 10 bo renumberod: and culled tho Ninth, will b now and for all thue solldly Ltepublienn, nna_that by thus rllem 1t an odd numvor it will | gond an ndditional Republlenn Senator in 1882, Senntor Mauer 1L prosent represents the Foyrth District, 1t is pmlnuud to put hin {n wined is now termed the Ninth, but which will soon be kiuwn s the Fourth, 1n other words, ho {8 to o Into un oven-uumbered Demecratio distriet, “This of course RELEGATES 1M TO PRIVATE LIFE, 0 far ag the Legisluture {3 concerned, fn 1882, unieas ho shoult move over fnto the'Uwelfth Wurd, buckle ou his arnor, wna procricutly corey tho war into Africa, It 18 ‘even suraised dint” such un ldea hns ocourred ta him, 'Chis much 18 certaluly clenr: that the distriet joto which It 18 propoded to shove him 18 overwhtim- ingly Dumocratic, and thut tils rellvotion for thnt quarter I8 simply inpossible, It can readity bo soon thut ki one respoct at least tho pruposed renrrungemont of distriuts 18 upt to encountor some oppasidon, and the huravtor of the ght which 18 lkely to bo mady v bo pretty clearly foreshudowed by the ro- meinbranco of what Illll)‘n!uull during the past winter whon Mater hud his war patut on. Ane othor mnendiuent to the generul plan sonteni- rh\losum unlon of Peorlnund Stark Countles nto ono district, in bopes of gnivlag nn oxtra Honutor, und TIE FORMATION OF'A NEW dRour tnflnnum of Muralnll, Buvosu, and Putnam. Tif6 suveral proposed wmomlmonts will by sub- mitted to n cauoas of Hepablican Senntors uesduy night, The il will bo printed and rondy for mmondmont Waednosdny, und tho ox- puctistion now Is that 1t witl bo Ji the House by ‘eldity ut the vutsido, & * Tho Congressionnd Kickers como from sevoral nris of the Stute, Wihiltealdes County doesn’t Iko the sutteme,n Congresstnun Canion I8 op- o tasoctuting with the Cumberland y folks, ‘Tom Noedles wunts Monroo with s 40 . Democratlo majority, 1o tlouk witn somo othar fellow's distriot, Huveral othor counties will undoubtedty bu heavd from, It buving atroady heen foreshnd- owedl thint the Introduation of “thess two Litls will titontd upon Speinglictd ubout noxt week w vust and enrious neeay of voting constituents in mure or lued oxeltublc frames of mind, All of thifs will anly SERVE TO MAKR MATTENS MORE INTHR: ESFING to nll save the peoplu who still prodiot thut thers I8 to Lo ho upportlonment this sossion unyliow. 'Iho Sennte i3 beut on inakiug batb, and will not consent to obe without tho uthol Bome peoplo ure. In tho hallt of re garding w halt loaf us /huttor . than uone. The Sonato untertatus - different viows, Huving practivally tinishod Its work,ox- copt apportioiment, 18 naturally wuntas W upe portion und hove iLdono with, ‘There 13 unother ranson, us Intimatod o fow duys uyo, for Inslut- tng on nll or nothing. Should the Beautorisl up- portionment Lo mude, and nut the Congressionil, the Uovernar wight refuse tocall an exiruseaslon for tho lutter, and deoree that the niueteon dige tyict und one-at-lurgo schunio WAS GOOD ENOUGI FOR 1113, Tha mombors from the northorn purtof the Stute, who Insist thut thut seetlon s entltied ~ t0 the exten Congressmun, do not propose o tuke uny such - rlsk n8 that, As one ltepubiiean Beautor oxpressed hlmself to-night, I hupo tho House will adopt both of theso plany, or dofeut both of thom.’y Ou tho ‘uthor hund. the Homocrats inuiat ‘thut there {8 1o uuthonty whatover for twonty districts, and wlil [ to the uvxtant of not voling and thereby broaking n quorum - cach fouse o prlorto curey: thelr puint, In short, there ure enoueh contllotiug vlemeuts underlylng this troublesame guestion 10 muke even tho oldest polioy-player throw np his hunds ln disgust ut tuo tdea of culeulating tho aliunces, ———————— DIED FROM DIPHTHERIA. Bpecial Lispatchs to'The Chicago Tribuns Ocoxouowaor, Wis, May Lk—A bright {-yoar- old wou af Mr, uud dirs. fising, o€ thia city, dlod ot diphthoria yesterday uftornoon, o bad hoon slck four days, and u fow bours bofore his deuth ho seemed w0 mproved that bopes we v enturtuinod of bia wpeody recovory, whot i sud- dun chauge for the worst Lok place, - e —— A PROSPECTIVE FREE-FOR-ALL, Spectit Dispalch to Tha Uhicags Tribunts Brxuanr, lnd., Muy 1.—Tho vutzotug Coun- ollmen and the President of the Bourd of Hoalts of thiscity ure dylng to embravu oach other. ‘They have the past four duys been giving eaoh other bad writlngd through tha pross. A livel, time way torwinkto the wattur in e me-!chuf: POLITICAL. The New Apportionment Scheme for Congressional and Sen- atorial Districts. Interviews with Republican and Dem- ooratic Politicians of Fame. Approximate Voto of the Fonr Congres- glonnl Districts. Ty TrinuNe yestendny published an acenunt. of the now apportlonment scheme Introduced at Springileld, and gavo o detulled necount of tho proposed Congressionnl apportionment and n part of tho Senatorinl. In this murning's issuc the remainder of the Scnatorlnl apportionment fsgiven. Thp new scheme naturally gave riso ton good deal of discussion yesterday ninong politieinns and othors, nithough not sy much na will oecur when tho geographieal and ipolitienl changes proposed are more thoroughly realized, Pooplo ns yct scarcoly un- derstand tha oxtent and character of the alterations which the pian will neceasitate, and cannot thoreforsformulite tholr oninlous nsto its mivisabuity, Nopurters of Tue THILUNE cafled yesterdny upon o number of oltizens and questionad them fn regard to tho proposed law, olfciting tholr viows as follows: 3, 1. WOODAD, n Republiean of the Fourth Wurd, was scen at Kelth Bros, Mr. Woodard dld not think the bill, ns it now stands, would bo passnd by the Logls- tature, Ilo Lolloved it might go through tho Senute, bt whou ftmot tho Lower House it wonld bo “sat on' The bill did not seemn Just and fulr in tho apportionment, and It wus not wisy to puss tho bill until Congress had fixed on tho wumber of Congressmon 1liinols s entitled to, nor untll Chicage tms redistricted fier wards upon tho present consus busis. Tho divigion of the Foneth Ward in the Sccond Sen- atortal Distrlct npportionment was, ho belioved, espeeinily objectionuble. This was partly he- ciuso 1L was not fixed zpon the present precinot tho precinets of tho Fourth Ward belng divided ot Thirticth street, whilo tho Apportion- ment bl fixes tho division at ‘I'wenty-ninth stroot. It certainly tovk off the Domoaratic part of the ward, It nppeared w Mr, Woodard thut Condeo bnd 1t neravged fn such a way that tho Fourth Ward loses ita powor, and Hyde Park and the Stock-Yards olemeut can pluco him In power ngiin. \With tho appor tionment it is not Hable to be a-3tepublican district, for a_great while, for Hyde Park 18 raplaly becomug Demo- ceatle, und tho Stock-Yards I8 Demneratio al- ready, Mr, Woodurd's malu objcations wero that tho precinets of the State aud Chicagoe will be lfllllml?’ different, und that the Fourth Ward is losing its power. CONGIESSMAN CHANLES B. FARWELL did not want to bo interviewed. He bhad only 1noked at tho Cook County Distriot und thought that the bill would bear conslderable nmend- ment without suiferiug, and that the Congros- slonal distriets should o ehauged. * GEOROE M. BOAUE, Hallrond Commissioner, sald that tho bill re- qulires constdernblo study, und us yot he had ot Leen #ble to glve it tho time roguired, o wus of tho x:l)lmou that the Sunators Kiow thoir bhusi- ness and will aot for tho best futorests of tho State. .7 ALD, EVERETT had not lonked over tho matter very much, but Vlll;fmxlu\lu fur tho Levisliture to act on tho aul cL, R0 thut Ullknuio could rearrungo s ward and proeint boundaries, As_ he thoueht, nothing ky that direction coukl be done until tho Logislutute hwd acted, ‘Tho question wus, whethor tho oity wus to bow tu the State. . . J. BLACKHUILN JONES, of this city, and formerly of Choater, lhndnlrh County.—tho old Elghteanth District, where hu wad three times nominated for Congress” by tho Hopublicans, and rofused the nomiuution,—eaid thite bo bad not lovked over tho Chicago part of tho matter, but had given tho southern purt of the Btate some nttention. The changlng in tho Eighteenth to tho propused form of the Twou- tieth District would not ehange the Republlenn mnJorlty there, which would Lo about from 1,000 to L6, Hoeould tell nothing In uny distriet witnout # elise seanning of the census, ho chmieing of tho old Seventeonth to the mopumleewmnh District he thogght would at Bl Morrlson, und tho changing of the old Sixteenth to tho proposed Efgbteenth would bout W, A. J. J. Sparks. Gen. Ilnckburn seemed to thluk thut both of theso features yworo highly desirable, *JOSEPIC.¥, BMITIN,: of tho Fourth Ward, and u_candldate for Judge on tho Demooratio ticket fn 1880, thought the thing nbout even on the new Second Senntorial District, ns thoro wis not wmuch change, butin the Iirst Congressional Ulatrice tho flght would be much easler tor the Democratd with the pro- posed ehnngo, Altogothor ho wis well ratistied with It, though iu was of tho opinfon that thore wus conslderablo gorrymandering in the guimo. JOIN MATTOCKS, of the First Congreastonal Diatrict, had not read tho bill and wus not preparad to bo fntorviewed on tho subject. Hodld nutknow nuythingabout tho mattor nor did ho bollevo that n maun in nlg ity did, . He dbl not know the boundaries of tho First Congressional District, though he had run for Conrress. In his opinlon, vnly poople whu wero figuring togot ready to run for Cun- wress or the Logislature would hothor ubout it, und tu wid not cunuinge tor elthor, DIt Lo Lo HIATT, of Whenton, Du Page County, and ono of the ddologntos to tho lute Btate Convontion, suid that thy people in bis county would not liko to bo separated from tho First Congrossional Distriut, beeauso it wus strongly Republican, iy the now arrangement it uppearcd that the Second Distriot would be noarly Demooratio, E. It BLISS, of the Becond Wurd, thoukht that the now Third Senstortal Matriet would Lo Hepublican, but did not Llke the change in unltiug thoSecond Ward withh the Wost Side. Ho had not looked aver tho mutter snongh to sponk ‘msluvoly nbout It, [tappored thut tho proposed plun wis that one Ropoultean ward, with tho uld of ono Dumocratie wird on tho Wost 8ldo, would con- trol nil tho othors, which would have nothing to any, Al power wauld thus bo ln the hands of n taw Weat Sido politiolans, who wouid not give tho peaplo n chance. Hoth tho Sccond wnd Tuied Senatoriul istricts could Lo Improved, and shodld be. Thore wad ton much gorry- mandoring about the upportionment. ‘ AUNER TAYLOM, of tho Flrst Wurd, wus mnd. o was going ont uf_polities, and at onee. " [€ that hittle George Walte couki munipuluto the Stuty 0 48 to handlonp tho First Ward ™ he was out of the ruce, ‘I'ho proposed plan gave tho entiro lmwor 1o tho Weat Side, und it wus all w put-up ob an the First Ward, und It was golng to_put it bt of pulice, tly upposud that tho Firut SBenutorlul Distriot was lnlullll\u}(fl s Hopublic- ni, e ho duubred it - o consldered Itan oven tning on tho 'Fhird Congressional District, but oven this was doubitful in his mbmt, e thongat that there witd bo noeod of & Demooritlo distriet In the County of Couk, and If It wus properly maniged thore noet be nong. Tho partios whi i tixod up tho achema seemed 1o bave dove it i the.r owik luterast, and to nld thoir chuneos for Congress or the Lugisinture, ns thoy chose, HARRY . GOUDRICIE, who assinted gront promfucuco In Hyde Park during tho luat clecilon, when ho viginvored with othors tho Citizens' pavty, which beat the Jtegmblivans, was ver uu‘rw over tho Becond Senutorial sehomo, o Lolivved in (e utrougly, 1o tnuughit that the Sunutors who vepresontud Conk County hud acted very falely 1o the Demuos cratio purty, und it wus Just thut thoy should nuve eredit for this pleco ol Senutorinl coyrtvay which so strongly cbaracterized thom. (L wus uonaense to sy thut the Sountors did nat know ‘wiut thoy were dutng, Thoy did, and it saowed now atrongly thoy wero fu favar of Justico to the vislig Domuerutle puety, Pho Fourth Ward waouid nlwuys remnin Rupublican, “Tho Town ot Laku wus strongly Demoerativ, which would buls nnee it, uud Hydo Park, unless tho turilf quos- tlon was rhicd, was Juit nbout svanly divided, R WO yeard from this duto would bo stronzly Democratle, Ho hid not touchod tho quaostion uf tho othar districts, and did nol know whothor be woull run for Benator threv youra from tow ur pot, Mt INUS COY had not looked over tho now distriot sohomo, Lut ho was burdly antistied with the Heoon District, us ho fearod It would net be » Repub- liean distrlot four yoars from now, and theu it would bo strongly nevded, CONGURKEBSMAN GRORGE It DAVIS regarded tho apportionmont, or tho Cungression- ul tml'l of it ut loast, us u modl Gwguine ong,— not unlf peoullar, but ridioulous. 1l belloved bt 16 would give - 1brve Denvcrativ diutriots on off yoars, thoush in Frowl. duntinl yours all “of thom would by o publican,” The uew Becond Distrlot wus wlmust certiin to be Domovratie, vxcopt ut n Prosidentiul oleotion, 1t wus budly con- structul (0 ove: (wuy. trun from tho luka to upaint thivty milos n the interloe, IL was mudo up of pouple of dnfurl»m Intercsts, who vonld not bo'mnds tougres cltber 1 a politicul con- ventlon or nt the palls. Btarting with tho Sceoud Ward it took in tho Sisth und Soveatn, whivh had no aitiliution with tho Seconds then curtaln vounty towns, whivh hud no ailliution with vither; and tion Du Fuge, whish had nocer gutton along smoothly with the old Firat Dise irfut, §lo dud not bolicve thut uny npportiontmont shiunld bo e until tho wirde hud bovn rears runged. ' f. the Dredunt schomo wors curriod out, the State und olty precinots wouldwet sl sntxed up, ad the votors would bo In s conditdon of futolerublo cunfusi THE GENERAL OMINION appenrs to be thut before the Leglelaturo staris I 10 mako elthier o Congressioual or Benatorisl urnurwuumam the City of Chicago should be ro- districted iuto wards, “Tho ward i3, in tuct, the unlt of political power, aud tho aturel division MAY 14; I881—SIXTEEN PAGIY of of Congres half in another wonld ullqllelll(mnhl( Dilwv riso to inealentnble confuston, [t wankl [end to milstukea in tho tickots and onidless trouble in To place ono-hall tho registrition and reception of votos, The nyunnmun to the new npportivinent 8o far ns at present devetoped arisos mutnly from the fuct that tho want I in upon ruthl not be done 4, 18 HOW exIstig, fre troken IK‘ nnd it is Feic that this sbiouhl n mannor that uo ward would have to be dividod, For the purposo of uhuwlnq. hm‘v ;hol I:nmlwl’: . braed on tho Ins standd¢ tho following tublo, Tresidentint eloction, has been prepareds ¥INST DISTIIOT. Part of Blghth Wiird, ostimatod TOCAL woe sevs vanrsasssssernsensB2D 1,767 THIRD DISTICT, Han- cuck. Yirat.. 1547 Ninth,.. 1,621 Tenth . 1402 Eloventh, 1401 Thirteenth 2,460 Part of Elghth, estimated s i) Part of Fourteouth, estimated,, 017 2072 ceee varaesacnons s H,BI0 12412 Totalisseee YOURTH DISTRICT. Han~ Tinke Caunt; b inke County. Barrington Cel Elk Grove, 18 Evanston. 303 Hanover... 7 JofTerson 104 m‘kn Yiew. lllllyq 81 10 [ 1 2 't 10 1,60 15 Eighteenth Ward B2 Part of Fourteentis B2 Total.. . 11,888 HSENATORIAL DISTRICTS. ‘Tho Sonatorlal npportionment, it {8 expected, will glvo tho follow(ng result at tho next elec- on: First—ttepublican, Becond—ttepublican. Third—HRepublican, Fourth=ltepublivan, Flfth—Doubitrul aud very close. Sixth=Itopublicnn, Soventb—tepublican. Ninth—Domocratie. Elovunth—Democratic. Thirteenth=Lepublican. THE FIRE MEMORIAL. Organization of the A4 soclation—Adop= tion of By=Lawns. Tho Chicngo Momoriul Associntion heldits first mocting ut tho Grand Pucllio last evenlog, Judge Rogers belug called to tho chalr in tho obsenco of tho Presldont. Awmong tho members prosent were J. K. Edsalt, Ferd Peok, Judgo Bradwell, Jumes Lape Allon, Charles L. Hutehinson, Jnmes Springor, D. L. Shoroy, Albort Hayden, and E. B, Btevans. Mr. Allen rond a letter from tho Ion, E. B. Washburne, in which be suld that ho felt great interest In tho objeots of tho Assocition, but regretted that tho stato of his health ood his plana for the future would rendor accoptunco of tho Prosidunoy jmpossiblo, I3 resignution was acceptad. Mr, Allon also read lottors from E. W. Blatch- ford and John B. Bherinan tondering tholr. resiy- nation us Direetors, sluce thoy had not timo to attond to tho dutles of the offico. (Tholr reslgnations were accepted. THE BY-LAWS WELE THEN TAKEN UP sorlatim, and ndopted. Tho following are tho most Important scotions: *Thero shinll bo elected a Board of Trustees, to conslt of Hften porsons, of which number tho Mayor of tho City. of Chleago sball Lo uno ox-officlo who sball” hold thelr ollices respoct- tvely for tho period af six years, and until thele succossars aro vlooted aund quiliticd—to-wit: At tho first auuunl election in 188¢ tha first class of tive porsuns shall be elocted for alx yuura; tho socond class of five persuns, for four years: nnd the third cluss of four porsond, for two yours (tho Mayor bolng tho fifth, ux-ulticio): and all shall bo elected ut the lirst aununi moeting of the Assoviation, and at ouch succced ing anuul meeting, I sich yeur thoreaftor us the term of ench cluss of ity shill explres Vacanoies i the Bourd of Directors mn‘;lm tilled ntany annunl or specinl mecting of tho Association. The vilicors of tho Assoolution shall consist of n Prestdont, who shalt bo tie Musor of the City of Chicugo, ox-officlu, First aud Second Viae- Presidont, Secratary, and ‘'reasuror, and o Hourd of thirty Dircctors, of which the_ollluers mtmed abovo {in this secdon) shall be mombers ox-officio, il of whomshall bo elected mmunllg. nnd shall'hold thelr vespectivo otlices for the peciod of one year, and untll tholr snccessors aro olocted nnd quuittied. Viennelos in tho Board of Dircotors shail bo filled by the Hoard trom mumbers of tho Assoelntion. ‘tho unnual meetlng of tho Association shall be held on tho lirst Tuesday night iu the wonth of May In each yanr, The ‘ressurer shall, beforo cutering upon tho dutles of_his oflice, vxeonte o bond 10 the Asso- cintlon in the venal sum of §4,000, to be up- proved by tho Board of Dirotors, with the cons didons t he will faithfully acsount for ail manoy that muy como hito his hunds for tranys mission to theflroasurer of the Board of “Urustoes, end will puy the snme over every ten ‘days froin the dnto of I receipt, to sald Treas- urer of the Hoard of Trustees, taking bis ro- colpt ns & vouchor therefur; tud will in all thibgs ruithfully perforin the, dutles of his of- fice un ho muy be dirccted by the Hoard of Di- oard of Trustees shall hold, and expond, all moneya which sbull bo rocelved from any Bonrco or suurees whatsoover, for tha burposo of currylng out the object of tho Asavolation us sot forth n the articles of Incorporation; prosura pluns of bulldlug or bulldings; svleet und svenre tho site thervof, and aitend to the crcudon of tho snme, nud have -u{)ur\'lshm and control of sueh buliding or bulidings ufture they huve been erasted; provided, howover, that suld Boand of ‘f'rustoes shull not_ tuke nouy fiund aetion rolutive 1o tho ndoption of plans for, tho BIto of, or erecs tion of such building or bulldmgs un- tit concurred In by this Assuciation ut o ueot- fng properly onlled to doturming sict mattors, ‘Fhe Tronsuror of suid Hourd of Trusteos shull givea bond {n such s, und subjoot to aucl coinditions, us suiil Honed of 'frustoes shail do- torming; und shall pay out monev only upon tho ordur of the Culrmnn, conutersigned by the Hocvotry, undor such rulus us saiu Bosrd aof Trustens iy detormine, Such Troasurer shull furthior pRy out, from tino to time, such sum or sums of money as may bo required to defray e nn-uuurdr uxpunsed of this Assoclation, \le:ou thie ordor of the Presldent (or in his n- aDility to act, upon thu order of one of tho Vice- Prosidents, Jithe ordor of thofr aitlea), counter- sgnod by the Heerctury; provided, that tho no shall by nuthorized by tho Biourd of Di- ‘Yo Hoard of Directors sbull buve the genorul control aud_ munagement of nll plans und ur- Funoniety for Fabuy 0oy by popular sub- seription or othorwise, i furtherancs of the ub- Juots af thu Assuglation as specliled in tho artl. clos uf inasrporation, subjeot to tha by-liws and ardors und rosolutions as shull trom tlme totine bo udopted by tho Assoclation. Raid Bowrd ot Directors niay expend from tiuie tu thov sush sums of Monwy ud muy bo uccessary to further ot of this objaction, in vompliauce with the by-laws, und shsll oleut frum thelr ninbor an Exventive Committoo of nine, who shall por- furin the duties {nvident to such Committeo sub- Juet to the dirvation of the lourd of Dirvotors, #od who shall bive such powurd ua inay bo dule- gated to thow by the Huard of Divoctors, ALL PERSONS NAMEL in the articles of incorporation, such a8 wero nunicd 10 the list of tho urlyinul kxecutive Comn- mitteo appuintod at tha Ceatral Slusic-Hall pub- 1l meetlug, beld March 24, 1881, und such others ua hve bosu viectud unull Associution upon elecuon by tho Bourd of Die hrucllun or the Asdocinuon, and upon sigoiug the AT An{ purson who stall have contributed taward Meinurlal Fuod the awonnt of 35, Anl:ll)ld.m clae coneldered uh nssociate mombor of 3 Any number of the members of 1hiy Assocla- ton upon slwning tha by-law: tion, not less than unlny! Lulng prosent nt uiy annual or wpeclal wecting suall constitulo u quoruin for the transavtion of business, exoopt s otorwlso provided i these byslaws, Atter cleoting . Pearsons’ a mombor, the Asgoctation udjouraed, 'The muvnmufis W erect & womorial building may uow Yo sald to bo y wand ono Henatorial _or inl distriet and the other 1 the wanl boundaries shoukd first hio changod, and then the rpportionnent for Congreasmen amd Konntora ho made In siuch o o, duly certificd Upon the arder or wirril. bo membersof this falrly started, aod withia A short time the people of Chicago, riol d pity to ahow thelk pour allke, will havean opport w{;}rulullun of the world's charity ln October, SPORTING. THE TURF. Speeial Dupateh to Tie Chicago Tribune, LexiNaroy, Ky, May 13.—Tho week’s sport cloged with threo purse races, which, although drawing a decreased attendanee, proved equally ns attractive as any of the contests during the meeting, A serlous neel- dent ocenrred In the last heat of the third race, Nearing tho quarter pola Thosts fell and erushed her jockey, Georgo Williams, beneath hur, Theboy was Injured Intarnally and may die. The mare broke her left foro leg, and 1t was fonnl necassary to shoot hot, T'ho tivst rnca was n purse forall ages, 134 mites, In which Callao, Maramon, Bean, and Cnsh ‘Clay started. Pools: Maramon, 8353 Callno, $90; the Flold, 813, Marnmon gotb the lend, Bean sceond, and Callao thivd, Benu moved forward and took the lentt golng through the back strateh, and at the hill led by n length, Maramon second, Callno third, and Cash Clay fourth, Passing tha stand the snme order was maintained, Callno under a pull and riding & waiting race. At the quarter Maramon had svcured first vosition, Callao _dropping to fourth. At the halt Callao moved wp to Cluy*s flunk, and on the Lill commenced to rn. Turnivg into tho strotch, Cash Cluy was llrst lnuTcu by Cilino, but tho lattor wus now given his loud ty tho front, winning in a xalloy b{'mu longths, Cluy sccund, Muramon third, Loan fourth. Timo, 2:414, Second race—Purso, two-yoar-olds, onc-hulf mile, Bnldwin, Harey Wilking, nnd_Lenoro aturtod. Bnldwin took first position and nover surrendored It, winulng easily by ten longths in nfimuc{sat Lonure, Wilkina ton losgths back. ‘Thine. 50%. Third raco—Consolntfon purse, mile heat, Thesis, Luvaccn, Bluuche J. and Moy Dny i, In tho firat hent pools sold: Lavacen, $120; Blanche J.. 8593 tho told, $2. Blanoha J, touk the lund and sot the pnve, o procoeding thut provod disastrous to hor chunces, May Duy sece ond, Thesls third, and Lavacen lust. At the quarter Itiuncho was atill in the front, and tho others' positions unchanged. Throush the backs stretoh ‘Chesis was carrivd to tho front, and nt tho half wasslightly in tho lcud of Blanche J. Luvicea " winnig tuird * placo, Btovail now urged Lavicea, and she went to tho front with a rush, Down the streteh lancho J. recovered, and challenged tho fnvorit for the loud, Thoy cnmo side-by-stdo a furlong, but Iitancho was taking tho whip, when Lavacen, bo- ing urged, mudo n stride, and won by & nosc, Thesls third, May Day fourth, In the socoi heat poold sold: - Lavicea, $i: tho floid, $15 Biancho J. ngain out out tho work, but re- linquished the fead to Lavaces upon entering tho stretch, After runoing & furlong, Blanchy axain camo up, but could not reach, and La- vucen won by n nose, May Day and Thesls dla- tanced, Time, 114435, 1434, LOUISVILLE, Touisvitug, Ky. May 13.—The Louisvillo Jockey Clnb has always boen far ahead of any Club In the world in tlio number of horses that congregate at tho spring meotings; but thls year tho increase has reuched proportions al- most incredible, as thoro will be over 300 thor- oughbreds gnthered bere from East, West, North, and South. Such an array bas nover peon scon in any country, Excursion tralns will briug thousands to witness Ifindoo’a strugglo for tho l)cru{ on which diy tho fiuld Is frea to tho publie. Hinaco's victory n the Blug-Liibbon Btuke at Lexington has bonefited horsc-ownors hern. While nll concede his prowess and speed, it Is sukd that Bhgo finished abead of nbout tho sume fold with ns much enso and more day- light, and that his stablo companion, Caly Canthess, Is much botter than Sligo, Lelox wis worked one and a half milos Thursday, and hus recovercd from his Nnshville uccident. Buwon &Co. olafm_that Alhambra. who cunnot run is mud, is Hindoo's equal on n dry track. Follow- luy has ulso reguined his racing form, while liiton Young's gamo palr, Getuwny and Doot- Jack, have both demonstrated that they aro dnn&mrnun contestants, ~Tho horses in Kon- tucky huvo been short of work, while Hindoo 18 in perfect condition. Thoro is much oxclto- munh ull over the country In regnrd to the result. SUFFOLK PARK, PIILADELPIIA, POILABELPRIA, May 13.—Suffolk Park spring meeting; the unfinishod raco for tha :43 class was won by Cbarley 8., who took the sovanth and vighth” hents In :-':Mif and 2 The 2:45 cluss had nine starters, and_wns won by Millber in threo straight heats, Ludy Upton sccond, Billy K, third; time, 2o, €, 208, oll‘mvlm; 18 tho sutnmury of tho raco for tho 2:1 Trinkot 11 Voitaire,., 1. 3 2 Driver,...... 4 3 Bonesettor Oro0. Mitlnigh! Thne—2:22% 143 2:243 2020X. BASE-BALL. 8peetal Dlspateh 1o The Chicago Triduns AgRON, 0., My 13.—In the gamo to-day between the Boston and Akron, teaws Bos- ton won by ascore of 2to 1 BUTLER AND THE SPOONS. How Gen. Twiges® Silver and Swords Came Into Butlor’s Possesslon, and What ¥Me Did ,with Them, ¢ Trenton (N.J.) Guzette, May 7. Mr. Miller, pastor of tho Waurren Stroot Church, of this clty, having happoned upona statomont by tho correspondent of a Westorn paper purporting to explain how Gon. Dutler acquired the unhappy fumo of * & purloiuer of sliver spoons,” sont tho statoment to that gon- tleman, and has recolved tho subjoined noknow- lodgment: 1308TON, Mnss, May 2, 1881—DEAR 8 . . . 1t you will look In Pirton's * Butler In Now Or- lodus* you will ind a minute aud preoisely ne- curato ‘description of bow tho Twiggs' sliver and swords camne into my hands, it haviog boon dug up, but not o Mr. !l'wlu‘u' garden, The swards woro vory valuablo, bulug preseatation swords, having gold crossings and mountings ornumonted with dimonds, ono given by tho United States to Gon, ‘rwl;:fu. nd the othor two by tho City of Augusta, Ga., aud tho Stato of Georxkin, hla birthpluce and Btate, for gollantry {u tho Mextean War, Isont thom to President Lincoln with a lotter, which you will also ind in tho sume look, ‘Tho next [ know of thom, nvn‘)‘lpunlnw to bo in tho Dresident’s offico at the White Houso. soon after Uregident Jobuson occupled it 1 suw tho throe sworda stunding {u the corner. I juguired of the Presldont’s private scorctury if he kuow whoso uud what thoy worg, Ho sala he did noti thut they wero standing thore when bo camo iuta the oitioe, and thut ho did not know whom Ahoy belonyed to. I told biwm, and also told biin tholr value, which bo bad not upprociated be- fore, 1thon went to the Secretary uf tho Truas- ury snd nskod thnt tho swords be taken posscs- slon of und locked uj e roforred mo Lo tho Supervising Architect, Mr. Mullott, who caused a nivo Btrong box to be mode, which 1 toak i {hy oarringe und wont ta the White Houso, and thu swords ware put into the box and given me, and a8 1 drove baock home wers tuken in my carringoand remuinod fn my library o day or convenient for mo to take thon 10 the ‘Ureasury. l-thon tuok themn theru and bad ihem dopouited i the Tronsury vault, and ook u -mrlwuw koy of tho box, which was the ouly recelpt [ bud’ for the deposit. bleantime, the young woinan who eame aid made clulm for tho swords, us I8 Luld_ by Purion, brought suit In thio United Btates Court in Now York agninst mo, which I, of course, dufendud, tho swords ut that time beli depositod as 1 huvs told you. [ wua informad that this unlk\vuum hu rolonsed If hor, L dootined that propositon. L sald thoy did not bolung to her, butif they belonged to anybudy, by the Governmont, thoy belonged to Gen, Twigys' childron, Whou tho sult was wulled for triul tho clalimants boeawe non-guit, Theroupon thoy petitioned tha Secretury of the ousury for tho delivery to themof tho swords., ‘Tho matier was refersod to mo, and 1 mudo o FupGrt uguinst it. Afterwurd, on the oor of the House, Mr., Gar- Neld sume Lo wo und asked o if L woulglyo luto tho Hpeaker's roomn aud sco Gon, ‘Twigke duughtor, Mrs, Myors, tho wifo of Col, Bycrs, who wus' ut ono timo & Quartonmastor In tho Unitod Btutea service, who desired somoe Inforims ation ubout ber fathor's swords, 1 told b, of courde, [ would sev _tue ludy, and toll hor ull 1 know sbout thom, 1 met herin tho prosunco of den. Gartiokd, und etatod tho fuots 1o bor about tho swords, und turthor said that I should reo- ommend tho Govornment, If calied upa, W de- liver thowm to ber, 1thon suld to ber, in substanco: * But you don'tusk mo sbout tho box of tumily sitver . which L got gt tho same thine with tho swords, I undorstand tho reason, 1 think, und uppreviato tho dolicavy which prompts your course, You toink it would bo uuplensant for wme to talk about that, On tho contrury, you know 1 occupied, Orloans, your futhor's house, Wheu ot 0 sliveril put It on the sidebourd, where it had formerly stood, with tho re furniture of tho house which [ was used it, us I supposed it bud been used, uni was relloved of juy comwuud in Now Orleans in Decewbor, 1882, wheo I turned thut over, with ultuther proporty uader my control, belonging 10 the United States or others, with u curofully ftewlzed uveutory, 1o the Quartorimastee of wy successor, and Look his receipt for that Miver plute aud'all othor found in New Orleaus whiol cauo Into my buuds 'or uador ny cuntrol, fur there wus quity aquantity cupturcd (rum dif- ferunt partics, oithor 0 bowg utteinptod to by - sinuggled through the plekets or_othorwlss, de- scribilig In that invontory the articies by thelr marks. And [ buve thoso juventorios dnd ro- weipia in my safo tor your fuspootion, aud will furhish you n copy vt thom whensver you do- siru to tuko olal.” 'be ludy responded with thanks aod tho gmm‘r courtosies of tho neeaslon, snd thero my nowledgo of the subjuct euds, 1have pever Wid tho story, OF any part of it 0 any laterviowor of Dewspaper man, and § do not know thnt T have ov. of my oflice or my funt, iy reapunslbie For “tho nesvspapor” o 0w contitluy malnly tho facta, At une T whigy rn e it ou mukoe the compnrivo 5, u0Y Fite, end this, N VR (i g g [ inve nover nutartako . N to enter | N1 Lho Vitrlaig signg.s) 1onl m 10 LILLAEIa g i T gl ¥y In o Wur, 1nudo thom vory pore Miarys CUDIKES OF N1 Wha, Dosalily fo)oeT7S: the 10 o frun. Ehouieht by Prossing 1hos VR e and olroulating Lo i trie Thoy o monoys and viuporation und sresq. M now rcentrnimd menns of i I mado il such torles ready ninorous and (neessant thy, titken to nnswor thom all, | * thuo to do nothing o) that.so tar na [ Kiow, und ool lifa would uve only inade pibilie wiine, 1 L0rs WHer th. hotor o s g or 1% mats boen concernied, 1T 1 entored i sy oMy OF any ono of_ thew, and tuilid. (o D0 oxplanation of all of thom, tho taey " Moag fig ano nd ot answeriiiz tho gl MM%en It\m‘u been ttken to be n co 1213 wanjg nosn 6F 11D tnnawet] ca o tho L ey, et Ones, t fnnedintely ralsed, = Well, ho ' paocd e Whth Ui ol AIAWOR: e bips rwere g anawered he could not unawere - YU kg, Perhavs 1L mivht not 1o uniuteresy to kniow that imitediutely ufter the w0, wore brolight against e avgregating, I"'. sufty of dniniicos, qubten miiion of don clam courts of Now York and ultimore, ook 10 1oy matter whero tho ;nmurm thnight'] fl""' Crery cxccailed Iy WNThurity or ncted wpoidber "Lired of thodo BULLS Ve been trird, po ol boen sustaitied 10 cneh onac by g el 1bare nli tho nthora havo been' olthoe gt toft silently to slumbor more than nieoeed o No fudsement for a doltur hus ever. e S8 eresl agUinsE Mo i theni, nor ovar vy e y s in New Orlouns and o 4 1 hud enmmand have heon brougat iy i collateral KUILs botween Gthor paryaielon IAYO gono b to tho Supreine G 1A Uniteu Statos, and 1 nevor hinve ey b6 single Instance whoro wint 1 had gaci o 8 beon conflrmed by that eaurt, ) ‘With this record 1 am content to logye mattera 1o the fuir Judiment of nll b 22 capocially when aurulmmmtud by ot o alderntion: thnt during ton yegrs gt s promitent action in Congross, whon party e slons und prefuices word at thor biger L0\ f N0 18 1 IHOMBGE OF Conress s oram, Investigatod by any committes, Ustor ;. to Conigress @ BILLer chiries Was mans el o I the Huso of Itoprrscmatives, et Voatiation naked, Which wis foily pogl anaworad tn tho House. by n teiumpae 22 against oeen an tnecstigation. Bl 1o 8 chlef exceutive ollicer of 1) Minutagors of tho Howo for. Disaied gk, of AOIO EHH000 o F10H0000 of tho meser tho Unitod States passcd throu ing hacs 80mo_ Yours ugU, on Investlgntlon be S0 manded of my action, it wits had hefore i itary Committoe of tho Houso of IRepressonr: tivos, aiid 0 unnRlnous Feport of it Copn, teo, Of tnon_of both parifes, oxonersi) oy froin all biamo, and ovon from Buviag men any orprs of Judgment, ity i, whor I surrendered my teust, st fourteen yours of sorvice, tho Huard of o nfunl, composed of R an»rnf Of men of (hy highost chnrncter, and of different polities pissol u revolutio o€ aporeitionof my provel iind of porsonal conthlence nd re Thun'ronsonubly proud,' Hrd, o wheh 'ardon, my dear sir, this prolix g [rbich poshaps moy, aftoe all, o of ey s intorest to you. But, as dictate it, the memory runs bicle over n luni worlos of vedrd of puniy service, and the mind 18 roused by a deep senss of Injury from sca of ‘calumny, the wuves of which crowd upon nio and causo me, perbaps, to wmituke that which I8 of futercst 1o mo fof that which would elalm your attention. Dut *Timp ut Inst 808 ull things even: And If wo do but watch tha hour, ‘There nover yot wWis human power ‘Which could ovade, if unforgiven, ‘Tho pationt senceh, and viel long, Of him who treasures up n wrong,” 180w hery whory Tam, vory truly yours, Nesa F Beren, The itov. J, Do Wiit Miller, Ponnl s Poaiogion, N. d. Lo owion Soulise CANADA. COLONIZATION, Special Duvatch to The Chicago Triung, OTTAWA, May 18.—Mr. George Stephea has pald n visit to Ottaws, and 1t 13 under stood that the prellminaries of the mutual arrangement between the Government and the Syndicats as to Immigration and the sale and settlement of lands lhave Dbeen agreed upon. ‘Che Syndicato have advertised thele Iands at $2.50 per acre, with a rebate of halt that prieo per nere for so much s s fme proved within five years. The Government have declded to place the rate per acre fot prebmptions at $2.50 also, but without re- bate, Innsmuch as thoy offer a free home stond to pack netual sottler. Five or six years will bonllowed for payment for Government land prolimpted, This, it {3 thought, wittsolae cqunliza the wo aystoms that compct colunied wlil be formed on lunds of tho Syndicaty and Government togethor. The ({on. Mr. Morrls, ex-Goverriar of Manito: b, {8 bero, with Mr. Carroll, recently arrived from Scotland, negotating with tho Governwent for a tract of land on which to catnblish & colony of Scottish immigrants, They want & tract ol Iand on or near tho Jino of tho Canadian Pacile Itailway, which thoy will select when terms bave been agreed on, It 18 the intendon of the pro- maters to pluce 100 families on the location dur g tho summer, and to givo cmployment 1 thoso who wish It in crecting bunscs und pres paring the land for crops, iu readiness for e Inrger budy next your, ‘Thoy will then furnieh fminlgrants with “anproved nomesteads, wit dwelllngs, to_bo pald for i csh Instaliments ot lubor, us may best suit Individuul finmtgrauts. DISCOURAGING EMIGRATION: Speclat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribunte Quenkc, May 13.—1n the Quebee Legls Inture Mr. Lafontaine has introduced a bil to pravent rallway companiesln the Province of Quebec sclling passenger-tickets to any point outside the limits of tho Domiulon, elsywhero than nt thelr depots or ordnary stations, Itshall bo lawful, howeyer, for any rallway company to bave In any Incorpo~ Tated town or city ona or moro offices for the salo of passonger-tickots by tholr own or Ay othior line on tholr fitng notice to that effect In tho oftico of tho T'own or ity Cl'crk v:‘llhxl‘;x‘ :um: catnblisnmont of ruch offic e " shirty iy o three Iouths' imprisonmont shall bo intfleted of & who Infringe thia law, ‘Tho object of this 1[’1 to discourago th(‘: n;umlxn;:‘l!m‘ :{‘fé;‘x:"{fm‘:" o Vi Tom §el Drekias Lountry localities whoro thoro s B0 stations, CATTLE EXI'ONTS. Bpectal Dispatch to Tha Chlcago bRt MoNTREAL, Moy 13—I¢ I8 learued lm' thioro hing been considerable enbarrassis ) lately muong cattlo shippers; and, unnnm‘ vestigntion, It is found that tho nuslmlmm ! Doen 80 serious s to have brought n:; conference between the shippens mmfl! ngents of the regulnr lines, ‘The Gontier mado last year for Moy and June Ah!pn;‘m have beon compramised on alt tho mm;l;l.r'm oxcopt tho Hoaver, on which tho v{mlv‘m"m patisfuctory enough nll around. ’llun\.“ s tho hitch s that tho ritish mnrket B foe stooked. Firat-clags onttle sell rbvil g notwithatanding, and shippers uro 'fi:: e urgoes out lu tne next few diys b Dottor prices and ready sales next woath —— EXUIBITION OF RENCIT GNODS: ‘Bpecial Dispatch fa T Chicao TioWe OFTAWA, Muy 18,—Tho Freuch “Mf\hlb- and manufacturers Interested I lfxi ‘[:.\ll ot tion of French goods to by held nex! ot Montrenl have cabled tho Quebce l‘lg‘“' it tbat thoy il noed 40,000 squaro fce n (i 19 which will take 8l tho avalluble RO G Crystal Palace, ~ Anathor lyllll-l!l:“h(;,|uonol Greotod i tho vieinity for the eX Cauadiun products nt tho samo time, —— IDUCATIONAL Special D’I:puuh fo T Chicazo "f'“fl';'{ st MoNTREAL, Moy 18.—The h»vsul.lll;:r."u\\' » Sulplee, which hins been slowls X\‘ ln. ried its contributions from fl‘l‘gifl"f‘::" by o al, and fonving thom to iy 1 10 800X Commissiuncrs, | Itkely to b EoR ;',::;“,ut‘., 0 huct 10 the Quuve for e et eatinn of tho lund gives 10 edugutionul purposcs. TTERS. 1.088 OF MONE LETTER A Bpectat Dispalch to The Lhlcas M:w ot OrrawA, May 18— Lhe total "“(-un‘“l"' enses of abstraction or loss of luu‘urfim Juring fng money sent through the “"mn't‘ch 14 wers 16 ot yoar 188 wus St bf reglstored and 219 unreglsterod: e, L. DAMAGED coTrON Hor damaged HALIFAY, My 13,—"The rar‘{fll i uxg'w" wis cotton on bourd l.hodfiwmu;glr ;“‘x::m ot ibe o-dugs Y uindes, ¥ :l‘:’nléun :m‘-‘::;lto:mu ials. The romainde 500 bules, brought i ndis Populatlon of British b tatlon Tho fin?rouvh catenlutlons of -lxI-:“;:&;f Tudistt vi rovices v BIEIUHL e rdtully. published, Aceortid, . H b for the Norihwest EEal e 0w, and luruudrll&ll.\ln- 3 1674 hun beca about “'f‘fi:ff}r'.md ol In differut tg-m‘.‘m ) e "“‘“L',.“\gfrl of the nfuvu Biutes, 106} abous 8X por oeat: