Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 29, 1881, Page 8

a: THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY JULY 29, 1881—TEN PAGES. THE CITY. STREET-CAR LICENSES. IN GENERAL. : J. Tt, Bass, of Fort Wayno, 1s at tho Pacific, comploted. Its Media stono, and apparently ® gOud job, Forn casos of small-pox were reported yoster- day, They were from No, 1 Thomns strect, a cnso on Emmaastrest, and ono at No. 100, nnd Anothorat No. 102 Jano atreot. BSenrlot-fever Jury agreed with tho witnesses natotho question: ‘of tho waman's insanity, but dectined to accopt tho husband's statcment that ho waa not nblo pay hia wife's expenses during her incarcera- Uon, and ndjudged her insaue, but not a ‘pauper Victor, An angry correspondence followed, In which Ingulting oxpresslons wora used on both aktes. A neoting took plnce with cavairy sabres, and at tho frat thruat M, Asselin killed his adversary. Io and tho seconds wero brought totrial, M.Ziachaud pioaded that ducting was PLEVURO-PNEUMONIA. business. O'Neill Cty Is tob0 reached tn 9 foy By ‘no _cattlo roundetp in South: brankn shows on loss of about is" DOF en Commissionor Sandors Denies that | {uring tho past yonr. Uotwoon ‘tho Piste torn Ne. A History of Endless and Vexa- it. the loss an bs ‘Another pationt was.in tho fait who bad beon é sanctioned b jt id fight was a Pears to fire reported from No, a8 mlobart avonuo and | eqhen thorn fom days am whito aufering from tious Delays. erfoclly fal, ‘he ity ncquittod tho secon the Disease Exists in bho from (9,10 60 por cont. while in tho Nort J.W. Dons, of Springfleld, I, {s at tho Pa- | No. 400 Clark strec avuto mania, Dut he had so greatly iinproved nie found M. Assolin gullty of homiotdo, and thd the West, por cent. ceed Ig Tue following butting permits were aranted | since his arrest that Dr. Biuthardt bad decided : Court sontencod bim to four months’ imprison: ¢ ‘Tho crops of Dawson Vounty, bi ino. eee ome mtory eottage on Billa, Zi by 43 | that he could bo roturned to his family with mont, and to. pay 820,000 d to tho widow = ss «| giterod by many peopl Baro ors cote : F. Fosntay, of Boaver Falls, Wis, are at tho | 7ar name nuiterteld atroot, to cost $1, i | satoty. The Last Move on the Part of tho Rail- | gnd'her ond.” anne EE ee raed Gory bone tn eee at ate a testy + ‘Tremont. John Hook, three-story and basenient store an ‘way Companies. ooo And Says Dr. Tacho, Doesn’t. Know jtecne ck Seth 5 ls your, i Nn. AND Mas. HL BMr2, of Bt. Paul, aro at tho | ‘livelling, 51 by 111 foot. Nos. 7 and 449 Des: BON VOYAGE. * THE NOTORIOUS CREAM. plainos strect, $14,000: William Wesson, two- story and bnasomont dwolllog, 2f by 64 fect, No. O02t Lock strect, Repo Charios Lau, two-story dwolling, fis eat, No, 576 Woat Chicago ayentio, 82,100, 7 ‘Tremont. 1. A. Connuny, of Boston, 18 rogistered at the Shorman. a BE. B. Win.tAMe, of Racine, Wis. ts at tho What Mo's Talking About. - INSANE, E Bptctat Dispatch to Tha Chteaoo Tribune, Droatun, Ut, July 23.—Mark Bim Tan Trinvns of yostorday containcd tho fol- son, towing extract from. an interview bbtween {te | ns lived in Doontur for thirty yonrs, and w YANWELT TO THR RRY. A. 0. QkORoE fOr TInt ORNTRNANY METHODIST CHURCH. Avory enjoyable lawn party was givon Inst ovening at the rostttonco of Mr, and Mrs, D. If. LLamborson, corner of West Van Burcn and Trying to Hake tho City Sivap Horses Whilo Cross- ing the Stream. Captured in Canada to -Answor the Charge of Manslaughter, ‘Tho notorious "Dr." Thomas N. Croam is in 1850 years, is in tho custody of th: if Oscan Sxirm, Willlam G. Weed, and Jacob 0. correspondent nt Ottawa, Canada, and Dr, " ! 10 ONtcers, + Bherman, ce OSTAn Soternt, Wittinna (Gs Wend, pnd Jean Oe | Tengitt aieeots, the cocaston Doitaea farewell |'- ie ierniige aye tio btary,thron. years axo.| CHR Meats ane (hie tras as ance botore fom Tacno, Deputy Minister of Agricultaro, fn that {iis mina has ono wrong. Ho Is now withing i 7, 5. Porrenand wife, of Sandusky, 0., aro at | represonting tho Albany Burgess Corps, watted ‘and bon voynge to the Novy. Dr. A. 0. Goorge, | ; gave tho story, jo yoAtsagz0 | murder, Sinco August, 1880, ho has been proms tt i RCE 4s me : : onthe Mayor yesterday, ‘Tho Corps will come (Ane . Dr. A. 0. Georges | now, of tho passago by tho Council of tho ordi- | inent beforo the public. "In that month ho and | °UYs "1 © ', Yo Sherman. hero on tho 4th of Ootober to celobrate its forty- | Pastor of tha Contenary Alothodist Belsaopal nance imposing n Hoonso tax upon tho streot- | Hattio Mack wore arrested for producing an “Notwithstanding the reports stom , fis Morsford’s Acld_Fhosphiatesh Nerve tt t a laps Ain. Miia: AUS of Leavenworth, clghth anniversary. ond tho Mayor and Cons Charan, jen bie setiab) alte ies sal A ar ote, ‘ABA somewhat, lator Bate it tou how tho | abortion oun young: womnn who died, They Taltod sain tat leu Enea sie ph i Tao cortaty const fae tha it: not onty acts é E 18. Committe kod that a wrong impression 3 roo railway companios, whilo willing—anx- | wero indiote mit Cream = was. tried | NO A tonlo to tho norvous system, but a8 Mn, CHANGES TARDENSTEIN, Of Bt. Paul, Mints | aa ge no Arad ne to the-expectations of the spend scrde. Weel ee firme grounds ore fous, cvon-—to pay this tax, wore bulldozed by | soparntoly and acquitted in Novomber, | tively that bore. ze Ly cattle dleenss jn ine BPRINGFIBLD I dee Minuen MD, gat tho Palmor Hous. mombora of tho Corps, wha, wera abla, to pay SOT agen cea eed inate Iantorns | wicked stookhotdora who livo down Kast and | notwithatanding Miss Mack squealed on | Dominion wi ee a at eteattio: importations’ ——_ Wirt1am Epwans and family, of Balt Lak | tholr way and came Bere wholly for plonstiro. | Worthor was # little to cool to rendor a fawn | Provonted from carrying. out tholr dosires; how | him, Tle thon disappeared, but camoto the sur- | Ordor in council roping Ctke atignte | Werccommond Eldred gosewing-machin ER a ee blo, all of th cador a tawt | those stocktoldera fied bills In the UnitedStatos | faco again a month or ao ago, whon he fell Into | intoGreat Britain, It will not bo of tho ella ———— ef f Tity, aro at tho Tremont. threo days, after which thoy will visit Bt. Louts, | Party enjoyable, alot those presen wae mime. | Co A i ce | fo handaot ine Unitod Staton. nuthoritios for | ost wso for tho nowly-appoluted Commissan to Por, W. W. Goonwix and son, of Cambridge, | rae Mayor ts a ‘botanist, as well as talker, uurt and provented, for tho timo being atlenat, x Ronding obscono postal-cards through tho mails. Tho complainant was Joseph Martin, of No. 120 ‘West Thirteenth rtreet, whoao family Cream bad attonded, Tho Doctor claimed that there was 1 balancoof $20due him. Martin denied owin tale cards contatalng vilo slandors, and Martin had him arrested. Ho fatled to turn up before United States Commissioner Hoyne for a hears Jog, 60 his bond of $1,200 was forfalted. _Hefora hia nrrost ho had prescribed for Danicl Stall, of Bolvidore,' Ill. Stall's wife wont to Huck & Raynet's, in this city. to got tho . reseription putup. Among othor things, it calle twenty-fourth ofa grain of strychnine ta tho tablespoonful, Sho -took the medicine to Croafn’s oifico, and handed it to him for oxami- nation, Ho remained in 4 back room 8 lon while by himsolf.” On reaching homo Mra, Sta! gayo hor husband a dose of tho mixturo, and in alittle while he died. Whon Cream hoard of this he telograpbed to Bolvidore asking that tho spirits and appeared to have 8 vory good tims, ‘Ene cholr of tho church furnished some excel- lont music, and ox:Mavor L, 1. Bond mado a nent little speach, bid tn tho pastor and bis wito frowell on betalf of tho congregation, wishing them n pleasant voyage and safo ro- turn. The Doctor mado an appropriate ro- sponse, Mrs. Dr, Danforth was thon Introduced, and ina vory happy speech prosonted Sirs. George, with o draft on London for $100, from tho {Indios of the congregation, Tofreshmonts ‘were thon served and wore heartily enjoyed by tho guosts, Miss Duntap, of Elain, favored tho company with sovoral songs and, tho choir san lections. ‘Tho party broke up about 1 o'clock, and the guosta expressed tho hopo that Mr, Lamberson would call them togother again on the Doctor‘a return, Among those prosont were ex-Mayor L. L, Rond and wife, Mr, and Mra. M. ©, Dean, Mr. and Mra. M.E, Colo, Mr. and Mrs, R. Roasnor, Mr. A. G, Lano, Miss Lavo, Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Wood head, Mr, and Birs, Banks, Mr Ja) cs MoMilion, Baas., aro registered at tho Pacific. J.T. Jonzs and wifo,and H. C, Bradley and family, of Bradford, Pa., aro at the Palmer. Oscan Burritt and Wiillam G. Weod, of tho Burgoss Corps, Albany, N. ¥., are at tho Palmer, Ciahtra Hong and Jay Chee, China registered nt the Tromont yosterday cn route to tho Vaciflo Const. Jony. J, McGaunan, of Dublin, Ireland, and J.T, Roiffeor, of Paris, France aro registered at ‘tho Palmer. H.N. ConnrnomaM, H. G. Corbott, Fredortol YP. Elis, and Edward Richard, of England, aro registored at tho Pacific, + ‘Ye members of Silver Link Lodgo No. 521, I. ©. 0. F., have donated $25 to thelr suffering Indigestion, ¢; Mf, NOrvout try and convinco tho Buglish Govornmont ttint | andaltforins of ganar’ Uobiity fayette cattlo can bo brought from tho West, without | taking Moneman's Poptonized Boot Tonio, ni danger of Infection, or that thoro is no infection | only preparation of beof containing its ent} in tha Wostern States, fur plouro-pnetmonia } nutritious proportios. It js not ® mero sume docs oxist thore, although itis not so bad thore | lant liko tho extracts of beof, but contal asin the Enst. ‘Thave known cattle from tha | blood-maklug, force-fonorating. and ine in al tho Troasuirors of the North, South, and West Blda Strect-Hallway Companics from gladly pay- ing overto tho propor authorities the sum of ‘40 for every car thoy operated. Ata somewhat Inter date, THs Trinune montioned the do- oiston of Judgo Drumuroa, sustaining this ordi- ‘nanco, and It has sinco thon toforred incidentally to tho innumerable and intolorablo dolays which were postponing the final sottlomont of tho question, ‘The matter having now como up in an inctdontal way befores Committoo of tho Council, It is not amias, porbaps, for tho purposo of explaining moro fully the importance of the mattor and the advisability of wiso action on tho part of tho Committee, togo back and summar- ize the history of this Ilconso ordinatico and tho proceodings which havo been had undor it, ote,, but this time he is off his base. ‘Tho police agent in a roport yesterday on tho subject of Canada thistica, and thera woro so many patchos roported that tho city can't possibly grapple @ woad, “T tell you how you could do some goo,” sald Ald. Burloy, “and that fs by killing the rag-weed, which is sald to be tho producer of hay-fovor.", ¥O—=—H}" said tho Mayor: “rag-weed don't amount to anything. I've boon @ farmer oll ey, ify and down in Kentucky bluo grass runs out.” ‘Thore {aa painful impression abroad that the Mayor doesn't know anytbiug about rag-weed, and is unable to cope even with the Canaoda stl. “pis MILLEN'S THIN TENURE OF OFFICE. Tho Financial Committce mot yostordny, afternoon and decided to recommend an” ordinance sboliehing the office of Fish Inspector. Horus Western States to be affected with the disonao | taining pi tlos; Is invaluable nf Ree eee te rand afters yoyago in which | bleed conditions, whothor tho result of osfice" 25 per cont of tho cargo perished, The Amori- | tlon, nervous prostration, grorwork, OF acnig cans have for five yours past, Jn {not ever sinco | diseasos, particularly if resulting from pulmo, the staughtoring clause was introducod, been | nary complaints. Coswoll, Hazard & , trying to porsuade tho British Government that rotors, Now York. For gale by d Dros thora 1s no danger, but they have not succocdod. enn | yot, and thoy are not Wkoly to.' ‘ MARRIAGE LICENSES, : COMSISSIONER BANDERS, “RAST ecenS inns an of tho United States ‘Troasury CnttioCommis- | , The following marriaga loenecs wore issned pag, sion, in tho. courso of an interview during tho | terday. 4 5 adsl Hea UMMA eS | {Seance favodtiqnte i Hu reported that itwas not a | {Mrs Mararet Bacrott.t, tary law. ‘Tine Stationary Engincors’ Association hold its reguine woekly meoting Isat night at No, 1112 Washington street, Twonty now mombors word ‘cndmitted Into the Association, making a total membership of 130, : Dr, ANDREW Donan, of Scotland, will arrivo in this city on the enrly train thie faorning. It not too much fatigued with bis journey, be expected to address the people this ovening ot tha Chicago Avonua Church. : Tar tomperature yesterday, as observed by Manaseo, optician, No. 88 Madison street, Tnin- unr Bullding, was as follows: 8 a, m.. de- ress; 10 a, 1. 745 12 Mey THE Dp. tM 18 BD. ey fe Harometer, 8 a. ms S13; B's ty Sil, A WOMAN calling hersolf Mra. Coitisn Schacter, and balling from Ottawa, Til, ought shelter Wednesday night at tho West Mndison Stroct Station, As sho appears insane on account of domestic diMculties she 1s bolng dotnined for gata kooping until bor relatives can bo heard rom. go WoT, Dowpatt, a Boel aan oF bis ee building {na weak. mocral, | Peoria: Ee dh, Hal igflelds | Tiz Committeo on Jail and Jail Accounts was 3 3 J. We Tur ‘George, pouthers Npringfolas J. W. 2 Wifes itr ovor yostorday looking. after certain improve- aivich, Mass-; Mrs. 11. C, Rond and on, Denver; | ments going on in tho Jail. Tho coiling of tho tho Hon. 'T. E. Hinkle, Mattoon, oro at the Lo- | debtors’ departmont fs boing Nnod with sheot- land. z fron, and fron grates are being put in somo of Tu aca Baa agar aetna: | sta windows 4 ‘mot et von- yaltico micctod the following oficers: President, | ~Tne County Clerk 1s ready to movo into tho Bi. B, Battoy; Viec-Presidont, SM. Brennnti; Sce- | now Court-House, but it now transpires that tho % ——_-brothors in Now Ulm, Minn, : Of Peterborough, England; Str. d. W. Lewis, 0 EARLY IN 1878 Coe ea et ee tee | Sekt ee cua aa te tian wnat he é ‘a ee if ata’ Subsequontly, upon looking into the matter. | fangor, Mo: Dr. and Mrs, Gridin, Me. Mantord, | An ordor wns {ntroducod into tho Council calling | that Stall = had | been Polsonod. 'rof. | had scan Inthe publia press dispatches. Ho ra~ at Mg Tan Contoctionors’ A rent Union held its Ald, Buctoy, ducovored that the Mayor had ne Mise Ostrandor, Stlss Mincor, Mr. and Mrs. Myers, | upon tho Corporation Counsel for bis opluton as | Haines, who nnalyzod tho contents of Stalls | inark that “Tt will not bo of tho sligutest Use || rhomns F. Capalin. Winnetka, TL : £ Yygakly mooting lust night at Nos Ming consinted | nanscerpating whe omee having boon repealed | Mr and Mrs, 8. A. | Koa Stas Livoy | ‘2, tho powor of tho olty to compel the street Boa ee ae ee eae ee ea eee oan ete e Comaiae | ane eae eer ar eee SF Peo, Tho business of rovisingg who" old pico | Sent it, ievd, so tune tuore waa ho nead of puc- | fous Te, Atelkers Mey Thame or Galous, | Fallway compantos to piy aliconse for tho prly- | theconolusion tint Croam was responsible for | sioner Sandors rogrdod It ns n moro nascrton {arte ann crendoriiasscseut Culeees ' 4 Ust. ting’ “Fish Biller on deck ay ain. Dosides, | tho tev, J. Bt. CoRgRE peand Mea. Danforth, | Hlego of running thoir cars in thoastreots, Mr. | Btall’s death, and an oficor camo to Chicago to | of Mr. Tacky concerning amattor about which RRA ‘Carro Gono. fit 1 ff te ‘Tne Jncgor-Voroin, a military organization of | Un lor Seo. 1728, of the pluntetps) K lo. a yee Mr. and Mes. Holbrook, Mrs. Gilbert, Mn But-' | Monfiold, who was then Corporation Counsel, | atrest him, but he had run away. Adtspatch | he was wholly, ignorant. Tacho was snidto bo | {Kiorsnce Mon Chicago, i }sotbdatitc atursty wil tant tw yas | Sores either, eaetenten Ms | Uetotin Rerac na ane, wa A aad | mavonnelaiorala ween onion, tuwaloh hs | gaa ats" Gen ug abe iver | tn Cumnonerbanane kagw nine atoug | {ee tai at Boog a ait lento, to bo hold sore iustanding io fin | vested ‘in tho Comimissionor of Health, who Fare eR OT clio Lancestc. Destor, dir, | took tho view that the Counell could notunder | near Windsor,’ Cauda, by Bhorif Amos, of » thus becomes the Inspector. uchnnan, Mr. Peako, Dr. Duncan, Dr. Leonard, Mra, Wilson, Mrs, Bishop, Mr. and Sirs, Hayman, Mr. George Wilson, Miss Kate Wilson, Mr, and Birg, ‘Thayer, Mrs, Loonard, the Misses Mamlo ‘and Kato Leonard. Bir. Milton Leonard, sir. Leach, Miss Mattio Smith, and diss Morrison, UP SHE GOES. THE DAKENS RESOLVE TO ADVANCE PRICES. ‘Tho bose bakors huld a woll-attoudod meoting in Quiney Club room Jast ovoning, Mr. Helsler in tho chair. ¢. Mr, Scbnoffer, of tho committee appointed to seo tho Mayor in regard to baying tho bread ordinance onforcod, reported that tho Mayor end thore was no inspector, but If tho bakers or grocers would report to tho pollco thoso who were making and selling short-wolght loaves, tho ylolators would be prosecuted under tho law, tho complainants to bo assured thoir names raniat not Uormade public. The roport was accepted, i Dire Voite reported for tho northwest part of, tho olty that the bakers’ zencrally were rendy to adopt tha now schedulc Of pricae, and those who hung back sald thoy would follow if tho movo- ment was guccesstitl. ‘A llet of South Sido bakers who had ralsed pricos Inst ‘tuesday was road, ‘Ald, Brady thought thore might be sonto do- Iny about advancing the prico of cakes, aud wanted to know {f the bakers fn tho city had all agreed to abide by the now rates for broad, “tho President said tho canvass showed that him, Ho did know tho Veterinary Adviser of {ogttan, Nichol. tho.Dominion, and did not think ‘that faut o- mands mon would have committed imeolt of Sylibore W. Wray. to such atnicments, Ho bad | mot Mary A, Dovino. him often, but had never heard him express an opinion tothe olfect that thoro was contagious plouro-pucumonin in tho West. Tho statemont, he thought, probably grow out of tho fact that Agroat many cattle that have been condemned ou-landing in Liverpool os affected with con- tagious plouro-pnoumonta caine from tho Wost —Chicago, Ohlo, Iilinols, Missourl, and fown. Tho Voterinary Adviser of tho Privy Council had pronounced ae alieenee. a 1m bontuRious e joro-pnounionia, but Prot. Bow Vetorinary. College, Edinburg, and lost MARRIAGES. Saar eel da One tay copie tuo ground | . COMMIAN=GUAN duly 3 wt th coiinncy af ty ay Sirgen reat Britain, tool 8 NS ‘at tha) sual gotta bride's fat! UBN, e of Winnetka, Ml, ana Aliss Aiinnio A. Quan, of thi tho chartor, pass such an ordinance. And this was the opinion of inwyors geuorally at that dime, But Ald. Daly, the fathsr of the mongure, wont to City-Attornoy ‘Tuthill and askod blin whatho thought about it, Mr. ‘Turhill said he was not familiar enough with fhe questions. involved toyive an opinion off hand: Mr. Daly thon requoated him to look thom up, and Mr. ‘Tuthill sald ho would, In do- fog so be ran acrossa decision of Mr. duatico Strong, of tho Supromo Court of Pennsylvania, sustaining such an ordinance passed by tho Councils of Philadelphia. Tho ressouing was vory strong, all tho points involved were wall preecntest: and Mr. Tuthilt told Ald. Daly that © felt very strunuly inclined to tho opine ae bet a ae a B Wor. an in’ suppo: o this ylow, and as the best decision he could ive, turned over to bim that of Justice Strony. Id. Daly took it to tho Council, and the ordi- nutnce was passed. When auits wore about to be instituted agalnst the companics for not puy> ing the liconse Ives, thoy FILED BILLS AT ‘THE SUGGESTION OF NON- RESIDENT BTOCKIOLDENS, * allenings substantially, that tho clty had passed Mteyatordinance and was wbout to enforce Boone County, and Chiof-of-Pollco Barnes, of ‘Windsor. Ho will have a hearing on tho 3d prox. when it ja to be hoped ho will bo ro- manded tv tho custody of Sherif Ames for oxtradition. If brought to this Stato, find the muriter caso doesn't stick. Croam will doubtiess bo turned over tothe United States nuthoritios for trial, Tho case of tho Govorn- miont against him is 0 strong one, and ho can bo sont to Johot for a yenrorsd, His prospective mothor-In-law {a his surety, but, as bo bas turned out to be such a bad man, sho ought to seo to it that, once here, ho doesn’t akin again, and thus put $1,200 In je, ary. Spectat Disaten to The Odleaco Tribune, Winpsonr, Ont., July 28,—Dr. Cream, tho notoe rlous Chicago ubortioniat, .arrcated at. Bello iver, Ont. yostorday by .Chiof-of-Police Haines and Bhoriff Ames, of Boono County, Lli- nofa, for the murder of Danio} Scott in Juno Inst by polsoning, fain Sandwich Jail awaiting ox- tradition. Cream was concerned in tho murder ot Mary Faulknor, 4 Canndian girl, abouta yenr ago, by abortion, In Chicago, in conucction with a colored woman with whom she wus boarding. Tho: murder of Scott, for which Cream bas been arrested, ocourrod whilo Cream. ‘was uttond|ng Scott for ilincss. Croam was In- terviewod tn jail to-day, and told tho followlug story: ‘I tronted Scott ior epilepsy, and lator for rheumatism. J ordored strychnine as a tonlo in medicinal doses, Tho first notificae ton I ad) of hiss death = was from hia wifo, who camo to my office in Chicago, ‘the man died on a Sunday, and was buried. ‘Thursday I telograpbed to tho CORRECTING OLD DEEDS. Tho McCullough heirs wero bofore the Finance Committeo yesterday ina rathor pocullar mat~ tor. ‘Tho city owns f echool-house at the corner of La Balto and ridge atrects, It stands on ‘Lots 8, 0,10, 11, 12, 18 of the Canal Trustecs' new subdivision, ‘Tho McCullough beirs own Lot i. Lot 13 /¢ on one cornor and 14 on tho othor, Tho elty received n deed in 1867, but by mistake got a deed to Lot 14, and the SicCullough holrs havo the deed to 23. Tho school-house yard covers Hot 13, so that it is not a desirable property. What is wanted 1s 2 correction of doeds, which will be nccomplishad at tho next meoting of tho Council. In this case, which ts exceptional, tho clty has tho bilge. it has possossion of Lot 13, and has tho deed to li, while tho othor pagtios own Lot M, but have got nothing to show fOr it, and they don’t want anything to do with Lot 13, es «Chicago. Chica. cerns Adal ene ie NOT PLEURO-PNEUMONTA, ‘Dut somo otbor disease, Dr. Charica P.. Lyman, avoterinary surgeot, waa seat Inst year to Liv- ‘DEATHS. + erpool by Commissioner Lo Duc to Oxamine | nnn nnn nnn with tho British inspectors tho cattio landed DIXON—July 27, Catherine, wife of F. O. Dizoa,” ihote, tte maa go mployed for tavoral wages, | SAitcc Li zim rengonca, 2 Yost Yon Duna (0 Look seven of the mos ca n r Prof, Williams, who, after an examiontion, uns | today (eriday) at 10 o clock: | Neryiete at 8h Paty k's Chiaredy, the to Calvary. hosltatingly proounecd six of thom froo from .| "eke ciaraly thonee by can eos ce Cony Ni the diseaso, and, after n more exhaustive oxam- MOKA-, t Jackson-1 . Pee ere ad ATH caso, pronounect tho a> | rqerA AGO Wort sucka at, Walter Adam, in epectors tohave been wrong in that instance Funoral to-day at 10:3. also, Dr. Lyman presorved brought home | MILLHi—Mary Tilly Miller, aged 1 yoar 11 monthé tho lungs of ono animal thet had boon con | and days. domned and submitted thom to tho pest mioro- | ,,Funcrnl to-day at2 p.m, from resldenco of father, scopist in tho country, Prof. W.'T. Whitney, | 2! Darton-st, : Curator of tho Warren Anatomical Muscum, | ,SHEHAN—On 27th inst. Michael, JopnaeES aan THE COUNTY-BUILDING. ‘Time onlclminers expoct to got out of the my tho Hoense, focs, and that, therefore, ho interest of these fon-realliont atock- eh liable’ td bo injured by tho deplotion of the common fund; and henco thoy neked the United States Court to onjoin the olty from collecting, and tho companies front buying, tha feos, Judge Blodyott granted Comellus and’ Slary Shobhan, “avo Bed Was CUT eU ouetyVonnin crinngestend | Boston, and Asaletant in Pathological Anntomy | Comeey '. with a fow oxcoptions tho bakora had consented | tha tnjuation. City-Attor ve inthe Medical Departmont of Harvard Uni- i Fee aoe Ee a ae oar. | Commlssionors bavo failed to lot the contract | to tha ralec, P : AIR ele aid SIRO oR Gee DUE dodge | fimejcharme of the, medicing, found. soda uae aan ate tor most thorough oxumination of | aq Adar duly o op esre to Caltary Comolerye ts ree | Fore Gaedittnn opreneeg oa eths | a lino to, bakers who weroatiag toadent | Wodgatt wan not mvey rete maul eats | one en ayia hod eng tm, Set and | MUTANA Heeger evcfare atu cst | atl Rete sca Sle aR ‘ oto. eo scalo of price 0 matter ag it was untll tho it nvoatia aged 1s years old, boloved son ‘of Itonry and Wil Tne Bollermakers' and Helpers’ Union hold | bave boon moved weoks nyo. tho senlo of prices approved at tha las) Mogens | tho mattor ag tt wag until the nal bearing. ie | she ead he had died In wat ko be bed befors. | Srnich ho eal: Bina Bohottath, L ‘n spcolal mocting Inst ovoning at No. Gt West Jutaius SAULINGER yostorday gave ballin tho Tho meeting voted to ado) too into offect Aug, 1 scalo of wholesale pri loaf, 6 cents; double toa: ‘broad poling one Ro jad under 5 conts por loaf; Vienna bread, 7 conts per pound lont, Buns, rolls, cakes, and friedeakes, 12 conta por dozen. Ples, 12 cents each. . ‘Tho iist was continued In circulation for ad- ditional signatures. Adjournod to mact Satur- day at8 p,m. % now price-list, pt tho and that thore wero not eutuclent, grounds tor Following is tho now 2 wroto 10 disinterring the body. ion 2 wi Prosocuting Attornoy about tho matter, who ro- piled that he did not soo any reason for an in- yeatiyation. I wrote .to the Coroner Sain, nsking him to give dose of the modicing tondogoracat. This was dono,and tho dor died in_twonty minutes after {t was adminis- tered. On Juno 2, about ten days aftor Scott died, [ recoived a lotter from the Coroner stat~ ing that » postemortom had been hold, and tho the other members of ‘tho Law Department be- jog engaged, and on record as of tho opinion that the ordinance ‘was not a valid: one. Hic recognized that tho caso was of vory great importance to the elty, invalying some $30,000 ‘or $40,000 a year, 60 bo associated with bin Mr. A. 8 Bradley, waom hu knew to be a Food Inwyer. They Aled a domurror to tho bill, which would bring up all tho questions fnvolved. ‘Tho caso was sot twice for a hearlog before Bir, Justica Harlan, who was hore in tho summer of Lake strect, to arrange fora picnic to be held nt | sum of $1,000, and was released, Ho js under River Grove, Pesblninns, Ade 16, and at which | conviction for.burglary, but was granted a now tho dolegates to tho National Bollermakers’ | trial, His bondsmon are Edward Burke,’ of Conyention willbe prosont. Tho mattor was | Leydon, and Col. Thomas Shirloy. Eis sons, Hinnlly loft to a committee for arrangement. Who were convioted along with him, aro now at ‘Tne employés of tho Sheriff's office will hold | Jollet. their angus! excursion and pienlc Saturday, |. tH Committce on Hospitals Fmot and passed Aug. 6, at Homorioh’s Park, Washington Heights. | on some simul bills. Thoy will notaward tho ‘rains will leave the Rock Istand depot nt 8:30 | contracts for grocerics and drtga until Satur- a. m., and 12:05 and 4:05 p. and, and, roturniug, | day. Tho Printing and Stationery Committeo Fi Wy 1 De Thy phche _ 4 COW OF ANOTHER COLOR, soni ae veut eonty-sacoudran, to Donuaen cles “ Looking at the cascsns awwholo, it willboscon | otery. ms that thoy are too rosulte of Anulammatlons OF | yan tatacds alte Sale devs Hi sem So oy orent parts of the cont jonts Oo! RE I oda , . {hore alec boing indications in all (ho specimens Philips, puod, (0 years 1U month ith. ralon Saturday at li a, m at Second Bapiit that tuboroulosls may take part in producing " ‘cara ce Re ee ee ee rcs: Tho nerocodauee of une | Couch, Spscial cara to itoachill, Selene ines, mined; gin, c 4 ‘strom, 0! AHO, Bt non nya. o interlobular gonneativo tisauo, and the fact that te-tort Liuron, Cleveland, and Hort Wayno dally atomnch would bo sont to Chlengo for aualysls. | ft can be distinatly tracod among thoapparently | Nowspapors please copy. a tho Park at band 10p,m. A prominent . ‘18m, but was continued on the application of | The body was buried without 2 physician's cor BEIDLEL-—Found drowned in Lako Alichirsm oe a eel be the atblodlospors for | Pansed some bille, and the dt aa ae Seon THE BOARD OF TRADE, _| counsel forthe companicswhoropresented that | giticate,- Tdon't seo how thoy can fmpliente ma | Wemmooted Joowics from tl robably | fapliented Jahn, 108 of Jacob and Mary Boldior, axed 3 yetnt prizes. * And the Clork of the Criminal Court. TRANSFER OF THE TRACEY PROPERTY. thoy bad ottice ongaxements, Dr. Goudy op- | in tho affatr. Iwas tho frst person to domand months sod 10d peared for the North Siic Company, Judge = with and Slr, Suiall for tho West Side one, and Hitahogak 4 & Duneo foe the South Bi rd fo \. ntinuances prevented a hear botore Me, Justice Hapiag, a WHEN JUDGE DRUMMOND RETURNED BROsM EUROPE aye. ‘Services in connection with the burlal,witl bebeld atthe hous of his fathor, 167 South Bangamonat, a Hp.m.on Saturday, gina faat, Carriages 10 llosil ‘the ftlends of tho family ate cordially invited, and kindly requested to send no flowers. zs KALLASY July 2 John entry Hatinay, von of Sprmolita and Kato ‘sitasy, aged {1 yoars 10 months anya. i Euncral from parents’ residonco, 134 Oak-at. Baar day morning st dia), to Northwastorn depot, theneeso ‘Woodstock, 11), Jupas J. K. 81,Ack, a prominent oltizen of | Hunenr Sauprn,of Lomont, will bos candl- Huntington, Ind. was stricken down with | date before tho “Ropublican Convention for apoplexy at 11 o'clock yesterday forenoon on | Commissioner Miltor’s place in tho County the corner of Madison streot and Fifth avenuc. | oard this fall; He is sald to boa good man, ‘Ho was carriod into Arcnd's drug store, and was | putitis not charged that ho {# making an thero attonded by Dr. Tombocckan. Bubso- | apecial offort for the ollice, nor yot that ho watt ‘quently ho was removod to the Aloxian Broth- | bo grontly disappointed if ho docs not got it, Ho era’ Hospital. “ + | Is, no doubt, in the hands of his friends. 2 Wittiam FE, Lonatey has made to Arnold ‘Tim, Joint Committeo on Charitios and Publio * Heap a voluntary: feslenenont for tho benefit of | Buitdings sponta parc of the afternoon exam- his creditors. Tho liabilitics pro placed at $.~ | ining tho plans for a now Poor- House submitted G7a. ‘The assets consist of a stock of stationury. | by Arcbitvct J. C. Cochrano. . ‘Tho drawings sub- picture frames, cte., now In the store nt No. 318 | initted covered simply an outling sketch of tho ‘Wost Madison stroot; also al! ot tho housohold | proposed new structure, which, If carricd out goods, otc., at the promises No. 506 West Wash- Enver this system, wilt cost from $100,000 to Angton stroot, all valued at $1.05. 150,000, ‘Tho buildings contemplated ary te bo Mrs. Esriten A. Wiute, of No. 102 West Lake | Of briok with slate roofs, and tho arrangement ness of this tissue, as compared with tho small Amount of lung involved, the processes must bo placed among tho chronic onos, which requira ‘weeks or months, rathor than days, for tholr ac- complishingat, and, a8 such, aro probably not contagious.” 2 é ‘Dr. Lyman, while first inolinod to the viow tho cattlo wore affectad with pleuro-pnou- monin, camo to dlfforont conclusion aftor traoing thoir.rocords in this country and from tho examinations by tho microscopists. ‘Chat lusion, expressed in his own words, was a3 83 an Inveatization, and have Icttors from Scott proving: that my treatment was beno~ leit to him, Buck & Maynor, of Chica, Rue up... tho | preacriptions, and I know thoy are all Aight. Mrs, Scott ha beon in tho habit of-gotting medicino ata drug atore wherog mistake wag made last winter, which Isuspooted had caused the death of a young, girl, and I told: Mrs, Scott not to go jore,’ Roporter—“ What mado you skin out if you arc 50 sonfdont of being ablo to prove your in- nacence?”* Cronm—"I skipped out threo weoks, azo, .be- fore tho one jest wos hold, and before L know I waa accusod, £ had some trouble, and was not doing very woll, aud wont to louk for. now ‘Tho heirs of tho Tracey oatate—owners of tho property on which tho new Board-of-Trade Dullding $s to be orected—yesterday gavo a decd to P, D, Armour, J. It, onsley, and Sydnoy A. Kent. These gentlemen will transfor half tho lotto the Board, which, under ite charter can hold property to tho value of $200,000, the cost of this pnrtioutar plece of ground being ouly $90,000, ‘Thero je both ines210% inthe way of the formn- tron of a building ussoclation, which of course will hove to be nn Independant body. Who tho corporators will be ie a8 yot unknown, as tho do- tails bave not been agreed upon, Whon tho structure ia rendy for occupancy it will bo lensed to tho Board. Mr, Tuthill asked him to hear tho case, but ho ‘was disinclined, owlng to his relations with somo of the gentlemen Intercuted in tho stock of one of tho companies. He had no porsoual interost, yet ns trustce hnd Invested aome ftnds in its so- curlties, and thorefore he preferred that some othor Judgo should docide the questions. Mr. ‘Tuthill ropliod that he appreciated the Judge's position, but tho Court was tho plajntif's own housing, and he folt that if thocity authoritica ANNOUNCEMENTS. nnn nnn nnn RJ. V. FARWELL WILL CONDUCT ‘the noon movtlng to-day tn ¥. M,C A. roomh, HE REV. ANDREW BONAR, D. De 28. LYMAN WON'T HAVE IT, EITHER, “My own opinion, arrived at after a most thorough and caroful investigation and consia- oration of tho facta, Is, that tho lungs which jong He wil ica, 1 was novor mora: surprised In my life | woracondemned by tho inspeotor of tho Privy wilt arrive in Chioazo this mornwma, Hen 4 did not object to his heurlng the case the other d,"" C iat Liverpool, during my stay thero in proach in tho Hecund Mresbyterian Church Sunt street; 18 booked at tho West Madison Street | Will bo unique, No action was taken, for thoro ‘SUBURBAN. Big HOR cheoy fo Ble bearing the case th han whon X wasarrostod.” | jouncll al ring my stay thero tn | Forming nnd oddressa mooting in Farwolt Lait at ¢ Station to-day to appenr boforo Justice Walsh | ate half a dozen moro srehitects to bo hoard EVANSTON, deal, DUEWas vory anaious to HAVE, did notol, |. “Toy say you hind a Indder'at your hotel | parte of July and August Inst, ns being alfocted e Bane upon a cbayge of ombezzloment. Tho com. | from. ‘Splainant ts Arthur Godfroy, son of a Mrs, Erol Jacon Qurrzow.o jatl prisonor, who has had Godfrey, with whom Mrs..White has been bav- | eqnsldorablo trouble a neeatnto! tho multitude ing conaiderale trouble recontly nbout somo | ofhisattornoys,nrowing out of the fact that ithas furniture, ‘Tho goods were salzed yesterday | been nolsed ‘about that ho bas In tho last fow ‘upon a searoh-warrant sworn out before Justice | days recelyod some money from abrond, is now alsh, worto off than aver. Yeatorday an oli indiote ‘Tne following havo-boen electod as tho medi | Mont was roinstated against him at the instanco cal etait of the new Michiel Iteaso Hospital: | of Soma of his, covetous adiviaoray E14 sald) and ‘Acting sjaft—Dr. Brust Schmidt, surgeon; Dr. | the probabilities aro that bls troubles havo boon Tho hooks of tho Assossors, ns roturnod to the County Clork, show un {nerenso of 64 por cant fn the personal property of the county, Tho agsogsinent of Evanston is $04,113,—an inercaso of 14 per cont ovor the nssessmont of last year. Tho Roy. W.X, Nindo, DD. and daughter Mury, Miss Helen Potter, of Evanston, und tho Rov, Air. Pottor, of Lown, will soon sail for Lon> don. Dr. Ninde and Mr, Potter will attend tho Ecumenical Council. wiodow by which to escapo.” ».. - ‘That Inddor was there whon I'camo, and bad ‘boon for sore time.” *¥ou had somo trouble about an abortion engo in Chicago, bad you not?” “You; that was about a yoar a; Agirl bad ‘boon operated upon by 8 professional nurse, ond tho nurso. came tome to treat her. I did ‘what L could, but tho girl dicd and tho nurso throw the blame on me. Sho was used o5 2 witness agalnat me. 1 was . acquitted, and sho with contaglous- plouro-puoumonia, werd in. reality not affected with that discase. And, furthor, Ido not bellove that 9 singlc caso sof contagious plouro-pnoumonia has over oxisted iu the West or has been landed in England trom ‘our ports of Hoston or Portland, untess, indeed, ft may have beon communicated to tho ‘animals aftor thoy wore .placod on boanl the occan steamer, from previous contaminntion of tha ‘yossel, by transportation init of diseased ani~ mals from Great Britain to Amorioa,—an evont decle the questions, which wore puroly ques- tions,of lary, it making no ditforenco to the city if the Court owned nll the stock of all the com- panics, Judge Drummond said ho botloved ho could decido the cago without rogard to personul feollng, and that ho would hear it and do so. An olaborato argument fol- lowed, covoring two daya,—printed argumonts being fied by all tho counsel. Judge Drum mond took the caso undor adyisomont, and ADOUE BOR ago rendered a decision in favor AUCTION SALES, THE CHICAGO REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, 1iG.and 118 Dearborn-at. AUSOLUTE SALE AT AUCTION OF “GEVENTY MESIDENCE Lore, aa ate, Yo i Broaling ‘on Halsted: ee moral Be 3 Mannbolmor, physician: Dr. Honry Banga, | doubled thoreby. Ho bas boon In jail some il aleo wns dischnrgod. which, J must siy, in tho caso of plouro-pnou- osplaings-sts, borwoen Bitty-\ ‘niecologiat; Dr. A. Gradlo, ooullst ald auristy | months, and he fot along well cnough until tho MYDE PARK. of tho city, sustaining tho ordinance. ‘Tho at- wy is Mrs. wt? ou! inc to ba vory unlikely,” Ry Fevameeike Hyde dormatolorise. Consulting | leak) parasites Fearnod of bis cominz into pos: | 4s Anna Gansol, 23 years of age, daughter | tornoys fof the companies asked jenve toamond | qi borg ln ates. Begtt nay ond tae ee ee TO-MORROW, SATHUGAN JOEY 20 131, 13-5 ntnt—Prof, Edmund Andrews, Prof. Ioawoll | session of monoy. lo ts to’ be pitiod, rather | of Mr, Bruno Gamsel, Keq. died vory suddenly tho bill, and it was granted, Many motions and | tootives wore watching borin Garden Prairie.” YY, Forpiatand tultparticutars call at Park, Prof. A. A. Johnson, Prof. J. Adame | than condomned, nt this staxe of the gamo, Yesterday forononu from’ un intornal hemor. | Sross-motlons, word made, but tho caso was |. stave you made Upyour inind not to go EX-GOV. BAGLEY. qu cniGAGO NBAL-BSTATE EXCHANGE, ‘Allon, Prof. DoLnskio Sliller, Prot. W. Byford, Hage, Bho hud boon alling only sinco Monday | finally sot for hearing, and at the conclusion of | ‘hace withaut boing oxtraditod? ? i MIZON iy Aan He REAL Dr. Jacobson, Dr, Baxter, Dr, 11, Morklo. TEDERAL ITEMS. oyoning, and wus’ not rogardod as suriously Iii, | further arguments Judyo Drummond hold the | No, Iwill go back if Lum asaurod thoy will | Resolutions of Respoct Passod by a Wy Ry RikOw ‘Mortara Bann Tne regular meoting, of tho*Pluttdoutechor Her sagly ara among “tho oldest sottlers of | St? Manto deeife ao cataa appent could | BOE takp, POY oun, for, me Guy om, is |” Meeting of Michigan Stato Oflcers Presidente ‘truntece Yeroin wag hold nt No, 46 North, Clark strat lust | . Ax the 8ub-Tronsury yostorday $40,000 In gold | known, ‘Thoy have the enrtfelt symnmuthy of OnuERe mort if evening, C. C, Husas meinbers, J. Krol wero admitted. ‘I bo taken to tho United States Suprome Court in October. : AFTER MR, TUTHILL’S TERM OF OFFICH EX- Wal. A. BUTTERS, Manager and Auctioneer, ooo » By WILLIAM MOORHOUSE. ‘i tn tha Chale two Now | gad $1,000 in allyor was disbursod, the rocelpts In wonty-four delegates wore | coln amounting to $0,000 Ip silver, choson to attend tho Bavarian plenia next Sun and the Governor. Spectal Dispateh'to ‘The Chtcaco Tribune. DAnstna, Mich, July 28—Tho recolpt of the discharge mo, but they might keep mo confined for n long time, holding me as a witnoss against ma OEnoE, party, ond I don’t want anything of tho untire community, The funeral will take lace on Saturday altornoon at J o'clock, to ukwoous, from the residence at tho cornor of MRED ind, 1 ‘have written a jetter to Sheriff ‘doath of ex-Goy. Jobn J, Baald: TT MORTGACE SALE n ‘Tim recetpts from Internal revenue yesterday | Fitty-tifth street and Cottage Grova avenue, 7 5 Is offoct, but hi tityonu'" nowa of tho ‘death of ex-Goy. John J, Baslby | CHATTEL Hur canmmaltege of cAtrungemonta for tuo forthe | Awounted to SX4801, of which $28,775 was for ‘tho asses Annio and Hits Heddon, of New | Ww femstnnar of tao atise ange asthe case Aono We oocen banep ye nee teen hero, whero ho was so well known and lovod, | arNKWAMK HOUSE, 20nd 25 Woat Kinsio-st, 1m comlug Piattdontschor plenio at Ogdan's Grove | Spirits, $4,014 for tobacco and olgars, and 82,023 fink! Ae ae A ceed ce a: | onsets y jarrise vor 0 0] 7 Hall Plattdoutsch on that occasion. Th ‘Tne duties collected at this port yesterday now wv members in the society, and 10,000 Platts amounted to $7,752, Tha dutiablo goods re- deutsch {n the city. ceived formod a lnrge consignment, as will bo ANNA Itosuzn, 8 years old, whose parents livo | Sconby tho followimy list: ‘T. M, Sinclair & Co., ‘at NovSot Nort’ Adland avonuc, while on bor | 600 sacks salts Chaplu & Gore, 3 pipes wino, ti ‘way Homo at 10:30 yestorday.forenoon, was run | ovtaves wine, U hoyshoads win , 8 butts wine, 20 down on tho crosting of Ohio stroot and | casks brandy; H. Aminon, 10% onsks wino, 616 Ashland avonuc by 6 horse and ougay | Herces winhs Luporta & Etich, 10% casks wine, aealting aman gad woinse, ‘Tho whose | 20 octaves wine: W, EL Scbimpforinan & Son, t pussed over tho Iittlu ono's bend, | butt wing, 1 hoxahond wino, | pipe wino, M4 casks ‘chest, end arms, causing sovore Injuries, | Wines HHlnsdalo & uo, 100 drums caustic soda, ‘Tho Uriver foll out of tho buggy whon tho | 53 cnaks oun ash, 06 casks baking powdor: J. A, Seheols struck tho cilid, but ho husiily gor back | Lomax, 4 bogshoads alo, 78 barrels ale, 13 into the acatand drove away, leaving horun- | Kilderkin alo; Chicago &° Pavific Lnatlway, ionmclous in “tho roadway. "tho potica have |Y, cuss — show curds, 100 insulators; since ascertained that the roukloss and Inhumun | Hinplro Warchouse Company, 1 box of fuso; tha follow was Patrick Brosnan, plumber, ilving | Kev. ©, dcCall, 1 trunk; John Garrlok, 2,707. rat rKinas Wontorn tullrond Company.°2i0}2 ta ralleond Avrn thoso many days {t {4 announced.In 3 Hitel 4 ‘ rao jouoy murder, whoso arrose was cbranioted | jodio bis pipes brandy Cavanngh &Co.b% plpos gomo weoks ago, hus beon discharged fram uue- | brandy: o & fs b% pipe fouy, “lita nad was John oly, Thore was | Pratuch Hoos’ g onscs bruchoas slam, foe Aco Fothing against him boyond the fot Hay BOW. eee re tte Ore a onl u Intinnte with Elliott ond othars of tho iiky | Aptana woot gd Anthanear, } cneo mamnutact and shortly ‘attcr. the inurder protonuad to | Heagiured wool J; Nathanson. | oat eon, Ris mistress, a wolnau of the town, tat tie. por | ee eee a eae a eee dood ce wero after bim for tho murder. After | wire ropo; J, bicUonvilio & Co..2 cnses dry foods; thoroughly sifting the mattor IE was cuncltidod Garson, Pirie, & dry, goad A. 0 charge ngalnst Foley vould not ba we 4 ,* 9 naainet Holey coud not ba well | hiro, ¢ 1 Co, 6 cased Albany, ind,, aro visiting at‘, Manor's, in Hydo ‘ark. ‘Mrs. Oswald A, Boguo returns to-day from Now Hatnpelire; whore sho has boon visiting for aumo tino, Mr, John I, Bonnott has roturned from au ex+ tended trip in tha Host, . Ameoting of the Irish citizons of Hydo Park was beld jist nicht at Lynch's Hall, cornor ot \Fifty-tfth strost und Hyde Park avenue, for tho urposs of organizing a branch of tho Illinois aud League, An earnest address was de livorod by ‘. P, O'Connor, aotting forth tha ‘weonga to which Iroland has been and is sub- Lud to, ‘Mr. 2, WW. Dunn also addressod tho eta ‘Dantol and Michagl Maur, uged respyotively 40 and I yeurs (iatiae ond son), word brought be- fore Jiistice Rogers on a churgo of muiming & cow. Thoy wore each finod $3 und costs, —— 9 AT needed attention, Mr. Tuthilt and Mr, Hradloy wore directed by them to go on with it, and thoy havo bad {t in hand ever since. Evory step tukon with reforenco to it has been by Mr. Tut> hill and Mr, Hradioy, Constitutional and stat- utory quostions nro involved, requiring much roacorch umong wuthorities, and {t would take # new lawyer a long whilo to famillarize bim- golf with tho points,. Homo time before tha Inet election {t was suggested that it would bo Dotter to have au order passud by the Council vontinuing thom in tho case until a tinal de- elsion wus rondered by the United States Bue promo Court, aud such an order was introduced aud sent to the Judiclary Committes, who unan- finously recommended its aduption, But when thelr report was presonted to the Council somo Aldorman, in tho juterost of tho railroad com- nt, sugeested: that the city had a aw Dopartwent capable of attonding to its Jeyal business, and, that it was an unuecossary expense to supply outside counsel; and on this Aldorman's mation tho order was recommitted, ‘with Instructions to-{lnd out what Mousra. nt. hill aud Bradley had dono, whut tholr charges woroand would be,’ . That Committee took ‘no acuon, but AurTol the oraeeti ing °C i shaie Bue ra, at whose 00 eAttOrne; Grinnoll sald tt would bo aes VERY DETRIMENTAL TO THE CITY'S INTEI- shocked ovory one, and filed all hoarts witn profound sorrow. Tho Governor and Stato officers, who aro all hore attending the various Board mootings, assomblod and passed tho fol- lowing resolutions: * z Wuzneas, Wo, tho Governor and Stato oflicera, have learned of tho great borcavomont of the ‘ople of tho State in the death of ox-Gov, john J. Dagloys thorofore, Tesolved, That in tho doath of John J. Basloy, twieo Govornor of Blichigan, the State has added another to the long rot! of ber iltustrious dead, ond has lost in bim ono of hor foromost men, an officer nnd acitizon of commanding Iniluonco, who, by bis intogrity of charactor, his nonenty of purpose, his abii{ty displayad in oyery olticin! position, and bis great kinducag of hoart, won tho love’ and admiration of tho poople of this Rreat Commonwealth, Resolved, That wo horeby exproas our sadness attha death of him whom wo have so long and so favorably known and roapected, both in our Personal sud olfcint rolations, and that wo, on Gurown boualf and on bohalt of tho people of this State, extend to his bereaved wife and futn- ily our united sympathy on this sad occasion, trusting wat Ho who “dooth all things well" will Mgt peed, hoal tho hoarts wounded by the oir husband, father, and friend, ved, ‘Thot tho flag on the Capitol bo dally displuyed ‘at half-mast until after the burial of our honored dead. CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER, Ic would appear that Philip Paulknor, brother of the nurse William Faulknor, whose death at .the County Hospital last Bfonday was caused by adoso of carbollc acid administered to him as castor oll, was not at all satisfod with tho ver- dict of tho Coroncr’s jury in the caso. As will be remombered, the fatal dose was administerod to Fauikner by another nurse named Anton Kalek,—an Inoxporionced man, who, according to tho'oyidonve heard by tho Coronor’s jury, was ontiroly innocent ‘of any Wrong. ntontion, but had only committed stupid under, Bo tho jury recommenticd that Kalck bo not held inoustady, ‘Tho brother of thodcad nurse, how- ever, yosterday bad Kalok arrcetod on a olarge of mansinughter,—that is, bo swore out a war- rant against him for manalaughtor bofora Justico Hammer, and the accused nurse camo into courtof bisown accord and give bonds in the sum of $1,000 to appoar for examination noxt Tuvsday afternoon at 8 o'clock. " <<< ———_— * AN IRREGULAR: PRACTITIONER, Dr, John Keun, of No, 170 South Clark streot, whoso “spsolaity” 1s the troatment of private dlscascs, gayo bond in the sum of $200 ycater- doy before Justice Mecon to appear for examination noxt Friday afternoon on the charge of practicing medioino _ without July 4 nt a.m. will be sold entire Furniture. Carpets, and otaeliofa Geads ory rooms Het pala” Good cheneo fur doslars and all. IOURHOUSE, WABLIAN at for Mortgage, ROYAL BAKING POWDER A Comedy of Blunders—Troublo with a Costly Writing Table That Was Exe plaincd Too Late. New York Sun, “Why, whohas boon smushing your furnl- turo?”" thu reporter naked In amuzenont, 0 ontered the sitting room of Sir, Brenton house, in Monreo stroct, Brooklyn, and noth that a handsome, highly-polishod rosewool writlng table, for whichho knew Mr. Wrrd had had paid $00 few daya proviously, was wrookud and rutnod, Tho bavk part of tho EST to change lawyers ina onso of 80 much impor= tango, ov ory Hy I ‘i 9 ,000, being now at stuko; that ‘Resolved, That the Bocratary of Btato causon ensue claaray teats liu Urawor was wronuhed out, and splinters of wood | Messrs. ‘Tuthii aud iirudiay could euro Unt copy of these resolutions to bo engrossed and eee ee eee er ontan ween | ciuards Kalman & Liltodfold, # cases olgurst | woro on tho floor. A bimmur, chisel, and w | rua sonable fee, tha Pee CMO HGS | By eee THE WareARE rag ayorH ou | prosented 10 tho family of the doveasod Goy- the polioa onto Faloy was recently sent to tho | Wsros Succes ant ns, 5 sacks salt; Yowlor | saw on tho carpot seomod to iiidicate that the | such matters, ‘fv could concolve of no ane who | believes, 14 acting for tho State Doard of Iicaith, | eraor. Hlouso of Correction In dofault of a $00 no for | UFO Seacke sully : hulgehict wos of recont occurrence, and abarof | wauld bacprorad to. quntinuing temas col | He, Kean doos uot, deny the, allegation, but ng : y - " 88 ba wa jrond cumi= ae er ee ee ‘cet COUNTY “ORANKS,” BE LIKLY at hie wifo, and Sirs. |e eS eae ee cur URAL END OE eee | fica ee de a Te es turing “teat ti COMPLETION OF A COAL SHAFT. ‘Sonn fiempeill ne ey neal ay evening foley; INSANE DAY IN THE COUNTY COUNT. Ward ease eejemeely a Led puebane os he pocmone who bad spoken to bim about dlecharg- | nw providing for the IIconso is unconstitutional, ‘Spectat Diuvatch ta The Chicago Tribune, +. - ‘bis resignation as pastor of tho Calvary Preaby- | , Only two cascs of inaanify wore brought bee | *ad In bis shirt aluaves bofora ng ‘Puthill and Bradley were stockholders inthe | He sayd bo Bo Brneatonr, Ul, July 28—Tho Coal Run Coal nett Colloge diploma, Inks it {8 sulticlent. He avers, also, that tho Stato Board of Health has frequently sont him doooy lettora in the endeayor to yot bim to coma se bimsolf ag to the character of his Oy . ss ILLEGAL LIQUOR ‘SELLING, u 7, Nolan and Abraham Poznor, two North Bido satoonkecpors, wore arraigned bofore Jus- tee Kaufmann yesterday morning on complaint of O, BM, Albonson, agent of tho North Sido Citl- zens’ Longuo, charged with selling intoxicating Nquor to drunkards, Each of thom wero flucd $5 and cost, 3 : At dJustioo Wudson's court, yesterday attery noun, Peter Holm, H,Gunderman, Joho Huf- moyen, Jacob Iaotz, and Otto Kappos came up Hatta a Aaa ey gaat es jsorder- ly conduct, and worg each ‘ined EY and Or. . “Woll, Lauppose I may na woll toll tho story," Bir, Ward anid ashustowly rosumod his ont, aud wiped the honest beads from his brow with hishandkoreblof, 1 did it, with Mary's assist- ance, ten Infoulosago, You sco, I never wasa Vanderbilt in polnt.of woulth, and whon my ony old unolo died tho other day and loft.mo oud it somewhat demoralized mo, I changed te ull into yold—the ald you sco on the sufa— and placod It in tho tablo drawer, I lookou at tt pretty often, you muy bo puro, and ubout hall ‘gn bour before you came in L went to the draws ur and tried to open it, ‘The koy would notuura, and uftor L bad blown jute it unth the whistle I ave could bu heurd at tho other end of. tho jock, and 1 waa black in the fuce, both Mury and J camota the conclusion that some one had been tampering with the jock, “Bury nearly, faluted at the prospsot of the gold having been stolon, aud suggested that ine Sormation of tho mutter be sout ta the police ub once, J thought, howaover, that wo bad Lotter first broak into tho drawor, and satisfy ;oure companies, A lettor-was read from Corporation~ Counsel lame, who culnolded with Mr, Urinuell that it would be folly tu put anybody in. the place of Messrs. Tuthill and Bradtoy, tho city would bo {njured by thoir displacument, he reoommondod thelr retention, And, ind matter stande, Mr, Adama haa gono otf tor rea. roative purposes, and Mer. Grinnell 1s go busy to ao oppenl, ‘Tho olfoct of the disinissal of Tuthill and Hradley will bo delay and tho dopriving of tho city of what it Is justly ontiticd to, Tu the mesnwhllo, THY VOLIOY OF PEOCNASTINATION AND DE v teriad areh Ben Franolaco. ‘Tho resignation | foro Judwo Loomis {n the County Court yceter- ‘was not accepted. -Mr. Hemphill Js said to bo | day morniug, Tho first one disposod of wus -deslrous of accepting one of threo calls which | thator Jumos Davis, an Brishman of 41, living have come from Eastern cities, thinking that & | at No.l Kmoruld etreot, who bad previously cbanire ts Necessary in ordor that bo ray ine | boon confued, but wag subscquontly released creneo bia usefulness, Hig labors in San Frans | pon an improvement ocourrlug in bia condl+ cisco bayo {noreased 60 much that he has timo | tion, Theevidency of his wife and daughter, ‘qieither for wtudy nor recreation, and ho thinks | ahowed that Kevan years ago he recolyed A sine ‘that butter ‘york contd be ‘bo paid moro | stroke, since which oecurrence bo bad been SE ee reiig aire | Tore OF lesa inuanic, Els hallucinations wore to Perky int Nort calla aro 0 eifeot that‘somoe dootora had given bim if Du ytorian Chi “Insane salt,” whioh bad caused ihe first rae of Chicago, the Lafayette Strect Presbyterian | muyal to tha Hospital; ‘ also, that tho Church of Mutaio” and the Alexander Stroet | Frocmasons wero combined against bin, and Tresbyterian Church of Philadelphia, Sir. | woro continually following bim up. Ho had jemaphill has not decided which call to nocopt, | ofton written to the ope on tho subject, and, ., TueGorman Ladics' Rellef and Aldsoolcty gavo | Intely, on account of having revolved no answer ita third eutertalnmont of tho season yostorday | Srom his Holiness, bad exprossed ‘himsolf us afternoon in Brandel’s Gardon, corner of Ada | muob Inconeod ayainat hin. aad Handolph atreots, Hund's orchestra furs Dr, Blutburdt stated that tho man was Insane, “Dished tho music, and govorul. vocul aulectious | and ‘that bo was very suruwd, and. upon all wore Foudored by Mrs. Schernborg and pupils inte save the halluclastions mentioned, able Company‘s shaft, northoaat of town, on which thoy havo expended $50,000 in the last twelvo months, has at last boon planted on tho . solid, ‘Tho water was practically shut out last Friduy, ‘Dut tho alr pressure wi t removed till yea: terday. The work has been dono under tho buporintondence of Eugincor G. BE. Thomas, ably assisted by John Langloy, of Streator, = Mr. ‘Thomas gues from Streator to Now York to (nko ohargo of work on tho Sludson. iver tunnel ‘under Gon, William Svoy Bmnith, FREO H. BROWNE, Bpectat Dispatch to ‘the Chicago Zribunts Oconomowoc, Wis, July, 2%3.—The body of Fred H, Browne, tho young man who committed suicide in tho Townsend Houso Park Tucsday night, was sent to Chicago on the midnight trata lust nights ‘Thore seois to bo little doubt that re POWDER Absolutely Pure. MADE BHOS GRAPR CRHAD TARTAIL Hourekecper's favorite in fanning cities of INS ost yo'otior preparation: makes, wuch lixtit, 834%, Broads Or luxurious pastry. Can bu caton DY ST42f floswituout foarot the lie reaulung from boary iy See ee, ee gearmna nec nota Lae ORONO VAL HAKING LOWDEIL C TANKS AND CANS: om 7 pWHINON, EVENDEN & (0, Dye Tanks, andi HOS) 099 g, 241 Lake st GAS STOVES, Someeermememney aetna oraae TTT) GAS | “ile suv bul en red STOVES) sec'ibeurborns ‘e! 3 LA es is boing continually maintained by the counsel for tho atrect-rallway compunics, or, to sposk jnuro correctly, bythe counsel for those non~ residont stockholders who huve not allowed tho atruut-rallway companies {0 pay those licen: Tous and bare aluo forced ‘them to bire counsel with which hehe tho olty. ‘Tho matter was up costs. A. | ho did the deed becuuse his lady tove jilted him, Ender. The Intervals botwoon tho docolvo persons as to bia condition, solvca that tho money was really gone, Wobor- | Ot Tony aKO efare Judge Drummond, was | Paxton aud ©. BM. Albonson acted in behalf of | but, Judging from the notes ho loft beblnd, bo snumbyrs wore on: ‘The unt it ermitted to talk j rowed a obisel,naaw,ands bainmer from tho | sraucd for a day or two, and, It was hoped by | tn pos 10, ‘H, Mubona and Justico G ' ‘pis present in ee ee tte OD Pace for a few ites, and whon 9 weak spot of | old ‘ontloman joxt door, and Lsot to work. with | thy counsol tor theolty, ‘would bo pusbod ta a Ws: Parker for the defend: tee conie, Sates ea hier editate the deed untill a fow mo- Fee eer eMac: domraxod this year, Duc [i 01 tho only ono whlch Has culminated fatully, ——_— ‘i NEBRASKA NOTES, Bpectal Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune, Linco, Nob. July £%—-The political -cale dron {s rapidly approaching a boll. New gmbors aro dally being added ‘to the fire in the ahano of now aspirants for the various honors to be dis- tributed this fall, and tho cainpalgn promtscs to be more interesting than over before. Up to date thoro, aro about one hundred candidates who havo declargd thomsclycs as open toen- gmagomente ae Coty, Ctork, Bherity or uny other office in the he lu, Thets ‘te Sousidgrablo, raliroad bullding this ‘aduilssion fee of 24 cents was chargod, and the | bis imaginings wus reuched, bo launched forth entertainment netted not leas than 8100 profit to | into. tong trado, in which Quevs Vitoria, tho The Bocloty. The oranization te a Uranch of tho Popo, Frovmasons, insane sall, and tho doctors Gertuan Emigration Society, und bas forits | wero spcalnl object uo, Feliut of poor aged puopia SADLY MIXED UP, 10 atl ough tu claim io chai y Mee ebocta che wimocmnoniee. me if sens | tye ‘This soci 9 whatever doubt muy havo existed do without many ot the necesturies of Ife; bast | Medal verdict of *ineage aga pauper ee vduter the organization expended about $700 in ra, Oathetine Holdy, of Now G6 South Hnl- epee 0 wrk 4 aad tho nuuber of impecinlous | sted streat, au Tish woriau of 63, provided a vory Hica on tha Hat is steadily incrouslgy, and | clear case of acute melancholia, abo eat. ii ‘bow numbers two: Ono-balf of tte prov | the ohulr allotted to those undor examina ceeds of yesterday's cotertalument will go to | tion, ab to aud fro, and ins uo Now Uim sufforers, ‘ dul in @ series Of, most mouratul woans, IY EAT . ‘The evidence of ber Husband, Witten Reldy, THE OlfY-HALL, who ge weuloon at the number mentioned Stout four montis ays aue had fuddoniy doval ud at Siye aud ie eoquaiiy alucieny in Sitar ‘Toxux wero forty-eight burlat permits tsqued | oned this poculiur phasor iusaulty., Liver alco Figuid and dry, gud ic isequaily eincleatin dither Gestorday, and forty-five deaths, iat tlio, with only an ‘occasional ‘intermission | placy by tho rallroad track where tuo part eoper of tha Dao do | * ‘ 2 “| your in the North Platto country, rack-lay See pe Bond 81, 5, 6S, of OIC MMT oss of Ol Pi uarrole, ame! form,— Independent, the rr Eettdise in Labetons MB fa ‘Tim paving of La Balle streot, between Adams pbonate gtope foran pour oF two, the moaning: rded the truin, and at daylight he woot ad Talloyeand, Porluont, sraroed him om in torms a eenenaeel 7e"the Fort Niobrara oxtension ingoing pba, urdu oauctes ‘tha a ‘Tho | in bis dre: the agent of tho TOCUIBALlAms. ¥ down in woud ybaneune & lett ready £0: i adueu tees awill, Tho result you soo, The taple wasuttore y dustroyed fy live minutos, but it was a groat rolicf to nd the gold all right, We had broken in at the back, and thoro js uothing the ttor with tho look. Tho eh, after moving tho fable out trom tho wall to dust bobind {t, had puti¢ back Wrong side ‘Hraty but both sides aro ui oxnctly alike, the only ditfuronco belug. that what looks like a koyholoin the back ts Bes and, of course, I could not tura tho keyin ft. I bin a oulns to tho greouhora girl's Btu ats conclusion, ut ono duy tho lawyers for these non-resident stookhuldore camo in and neked for # little furthor delay, which the Judi granted, and, in granting it, said that bo should consider no more cases until full. So tho thing soos over till October, when It will be tuken up again, possibly onl: be postponed once more, _—— Punishment of Ducling in Frances ‘M. Asselin, a woalthy landowner of Chalons- France, was on July 7 soutenced to pay @ heavy Ano ani to undergo aterm of im risonment for killing an adversary ina duel, }» Asselin was lookod on asa purvenu by the small poblosso in his nolghborbuod, "He beld the ofice of Lioutenant bf the Wolfhounds.—a post which gaye Bima sore or {roo wurren in the gaino resarves of his nelyhbory, and the way ia which 0 used this privileg) was a causo of frequent * THE SOVEREIGN ietho latest improved Mackinnon pon. Itcanbe cloacd jnto a sinall compass for tho pockct, and lengthened for usc, The most popular pon made, Mackinnon Pen Co,, 9) Nadjson. a mckis Naturo’s BluicesWaye 19 kidnoys aro nature's sluico-way to wash out the débris of our constant hauging bod« fos, 1f thoy do not work pro ae thefronbio is Jou oye aus of disorder wet s packaxe of Klde doy Wort and take jt faithful dt will loan the sluloeeway of sand, gravel, or sliine, ana —o Dreaming to Teoickeatd Purpose { P f Jiridgeyort (Wonk) Standard. . we An East fri re outlota lost papers Ke Homey mbilo at the Unie ropresont ‘versalist plonic. That night he droamed sevoral times over that bo ssw thi papers in a partlcular a ¢! t te fi id y : fe and Quincy, in sont of the City-Ltall bas boen | thus A taects Ba "Geicuune distaactoue ‘ie | iahia dreumeremse WHOre HS Had soeu then | ac of tho Wallageand Gatuiog AL, Go Dune | rit damn on Listers eevee GAs” bay a abtpeerort partie