THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1876. TIHE CITY. GENERAL NEWS. The T.abor Teformera will not hold & conventlon at 5t. Louls, or anywhere else, Tha temperature yesterday, an ohserved by M- panse, optician, B8 Madlaon atreet (Tt Butlding), was at §2. . degreca; 10 . M., 73 312m, 703 Sp, m., 705 B, 5. Darome ter, B A M., 2073 8. ., 205, * John R. Tirash, of 400 Wentworth avenne, wo8 pefore United States Comminsioner Hoyne yester- fny, charged with having passed a cnn!\'ln-rh-ll $10 blil, In His Honor's opinton, the evilence wnar- r'.mu-d Hls being held lnvnr under 81,000 to the Qrand Jury. At miinight yeatorlay Danfel O'Leary, of No. 228 Tiinase rtreet, who hnd heen vietingat n sa- loon nt No.: 120 North Jalsted strect. went ont the rear door and fell ¢ the cronnd, ndistance of 25 feet, hrenking his §nw and sustaining other severe Injurien Frederick Wa ioliler, ©f Xo. ® South Clark etreet, wan deiving whha eonpanion Inat evening. At the corner of Lim and, LaNalle streets, the et bhroke und throw Mr. Waterholder to the gronnd, inficting very serous injuries, 1l companton escaped unhufmed, The Governor's Guard, 100 wen strone, headed Dby Col, . D ichardsan, of Sprmcicld, were quartered at the trand Pacific laxt muht, They Ieave nt 7300 thix morninge for Bockford, where they will aesixt In the ceremontes of Jaylng the cor- ner-atone of the new Court-Nouse Thomae Hopp e cuping 5 21 State steeet, Stock Yard track of the burzh & Foit Wayne Rallroad lnst evenlng Tl three sindera on ihe Jeft hand smashed ki badly that Dr. MeWDlamy found found 31 neees- sazy 10 nmpntate them. e father sustalued o slmilarnceldent rome thne on the «nme roid, The Charch of (e Lady of Sorrows fa holding & falr in Wall's Hall, corner of Ilalah A treets, for the purpose of quidating he debteddness on the church, 'Tho fale was coni- meneed Thoreday, snd will wad on the 2ith, Recitations and meert will be given this even- ing, and a minstrel performance, ‘Che Hon. Francle P Kufzht, United States Consul toChina, und Commissioner from Chis the Centennlal Bxhibtlon, s at the Sherman Houfe, aevompanied by Chin Che Sa Helao Chih, otlicial attacles from the ¢ srament to the Centennial. e thelr Orlental costiumes and ail tion, They visited thie Adelph Alittle ‘l::‘mumhs old ron of M. Stickler, reslil. Inzat No, K2 Ewing strect, was run over at 3 the corner of Cin- wini atreets Dy car No. 38 of the Cliwton Ftrect Hne, anid Wi almost instantly kied, The driver, Martin_Gara, was Immeiliniely aftersards nrreated Ly Ofir b he anl Yocked npoat the West “Twelfth Stroct Station to awalt the ac tion of the Coroner's jury. Q. R. Secnrd, a haakkeeper at the Chicaga Plekle Worlin on Canol strect, last evening affored votie Inrolence to Constuble Julin Casey while attempt- Ing to make 1 levy,and to cet rld of the nnly vuard- ian of the praperiy at the time, Casey swore that Socori drew i rovolver and threatened tn Fhont hlin, nd therefore eauscd hle arrest. When the casc i heapd to-dny at least o half dozen witnceses Il mwear it Secord did nothing of the kind. A party of unpro ble stentienien from varlons pacts o rling Poril Albjon, arrived at the e an Tuerl One of'the number, 1) e | avowel fn ft. wax F I udent of the Dine rlof, 4 monareh out of a joh and louking aroun for an openlne, Chiere IS’ question whether 3, Cameron 1= from Vemee, D, or whethor he ted from n prison _or a castle on each Dand, Anywoy he lhud n room in o the top of the honse, vo [y 1o get the worth of hls money ont of the elevatar, find an Tuesdny nizht o tarned his face toward the trnit of the Moot anid storied for the Centennind, 1t mny have been Don Carlos, or ft may Lave been a Democratie deleente, fhough the probabilitles ars that he was the Don, ax he pald hi< hotel Wil A SILCK OF WAR. The little Tawn af Jdefferson, this connty, has been conslderably excited over o speckof war, which might havd been attended with some rerlons resuite. Nome timo ago qtichard T, Hace roll to one Gleessn n lurge fract of properly In the town for some $15,000, Ax Jald ont, a rond was platted on the property, but it had never heen open- ed. Ti_wad, Bowever,cliimed Dy - he town, Tast Fridny Itoad — Commiasloner McDonuld, with a gang uf three or four wen, appeared on the rceno’ with plows and ecraper, with the Intention of formnlly opentng up the road. Glea- #on had bren Informied of Mebonald's deslens and gathered hin Dotthmen, “whom he armed with plstols and scvolvers, With theso they drove off he Itond Comminsioner nnd s men. Monday grening the Fown Teuwstee wet and ardered Copiey Switzer, and Melaln_to open up the rond. They Jld ko on Mondiy. | Yesterday they were informeit that warrants were to he esindd againg them some time during the weol for tre. 1d Intimidation, THE PONTOON MA. Mr, Kletn, of 3 Bowery, New York, the paten- tee of pontonn radway-beldges, b In the city, en route for Onnnha, Neb., where he gocs on Die lu- vitation of eeveral of the Toading citfrens, Mr. Klein is the orlginal ncentor of pontoen Deldges in thir country, s bridzes having been tised by the Unlon Avi the War ol the Renelllun 10 the Sog valuable to anr Generals in asnage” of Lronps sivern and wwamps ahound fu the Southern conntry, Several of hin Dridzes aro now 1 the ralway companles of the At Fealreie du “Chy & St. Paul Riilway Company are nsing one of ila bridges for the crosing of thelr tralne aver the Mianlualpp Kiver. An thin bridze win constructeil withont e authirity o Mr. Rioin, i f s inten- tion {u praxceute the Company or Infrinze Tayinz his domngen at half a willion ol people of Umaha fuve under considera ercction of one of Nr. Kleln's brldieew ove Mieatenipnl at that po.nt, anid ke lis been alno ne- otiating for o bridse serora the Plntte Hiverat ctrusiiu City. hiere hrides can o consieicts ed ueross’ uny vlver, wo matier of what wldth, nnd At a_cust xo surprisinzly chean thut 10 town **ean afford to e williont ome.> e o twenty thousnad dollaes witl bridze the Sidvdpet or Missattr]_River ue alinost any polnt, while {he clicapert. beldizos bullt on the permationt or old fan cort not lesk than $100.000. Tho Ol Bridizo, over which the traine af the Union Lneisic Undlway puse, cort oves B35, 000,000, wirile one of Mr. Kleh's pontoon bridges coxtinie abont oue- Tundredth partof that_sum would be cqually ver. viceable, thuzh probably not so andsone. Noth. inzinvented 0y sathe people uf Tl oridies, e very fact that they aro fexpensive and easily constructed seenin 1o bive fuclied il way companies, town corporations, and fudividials to conatrict them without gelting Sr Kleln's an- thority for eo dutng. Al sich cGmpniis, rations, and budividonis Wil be prosecuted for (n- weel 1o read In the it af oy salts in [u's aldrens while I the Weet of Mr. Adolph Walsman, Gault Uouse, Chiey; CITY~IIALL, The City Treasurer recelved $2,005 from tho Water Department yesterday, The recelpis In the Licenss Department yestor- day were $240, and uo suluon licenevs were tuken out. The water collectlons for the month of May shaw nvery good month's work, $112,552 belng the tolal. r ‘The Committee on Markets did not hold a meot- ing yosterday, owlng to the Conncil meeting, and the Committes 18 called for next Saturduy, at 3 eclal Committes on T'avl ald. Throop, Gilbert, Sommer,” Laumygarten, Walda, and Lengacher, I8 called to weet on Frit day, at$p. . Dr, Ward, the Kcerctary of I'alice, Is amured to and, according to his own calculation, that the wmwount of upproprintion avallubly fur the expensen of the Police Bepariment for thin fiscul yeur fs greater by $10,000 than the amouut of last year, Yx-Boller Inapectar Vamliton atll] refuses to wrn over the apparatia belonging to the city under siscare, 1lo wuyw that hie has n I that Mr, 3lurphy, the newly-appoiated 1 spector, han nu cludin npon the vilice, ' Mr, w very anxlons that the difienlty should be settfed 10 that he can beghn his work, ~ Nothing has e Totie W ourt the ex-ofticer, who B taken examnphy tram various personn wha continue to hang vns st It is hoped that The forco of the exampls et by Mr. Hayes will prove benedelal, and that N lumilton A koon see tic folly of Wi claln and Qepart peaceably. Mike Balley continues stubbornly to hang on, Tle had 5 talk yeeterday with City Attorney Tatill, wnd affer poorin Mid uplalons, co- pluts 1L guantity, eutive ear of that gentlerman, was informed that Se, Puthill thowght st the Councll had the power to uhallsh any #hice: Mike thousht differently, and ased 1hy same argument that he haw been huwking ubout ever since the firet jndieatlon that he w foxe bin ufliclol head. Mike will try to st will And patience played out before 1o mary weans will be taken to efect hhw Mike duinks he hua soine **husky ** hoys under bi, LXIT HAYES—ENTER FARWELL, The orcupantn of the Chy-dal were thrawn Into n stute of wondering exeitement yestentay wmoming when the newe wan apread that Mr, Hayes had re)ingulshed il clajois that he may have had to b oltice of Cowplrotier. The Tumor }Amvﬂl 10 bo well founded, for bufore departing or Sprinefield (8 delegate to the Democratic Cone vention) Mr. Hayes wiote imlb.lhly hls laat Jetter that will over n|llvtur In public in “refation to city affalry, The letter wos ua follows: Sutcano, June 2, 1 ng, conslating of —The Jm. I, D, Colrin, Muayor—DEam 51 oW u¥ident thint the majority of the City Cannicil, controled by a plotilug fur Jolitical or yenonal cuds, are 1 Overthrow } hu Clty LoV Ve af the resulla uf the e eld. oy pre thal Riy OCCUpEne tio_ Comp- wrutler s uiiice bs & reasau for Bielr 1eckicss coung. to feiovaerery pretoxt of that kad and prutect i - crvati of 1he city, which ara more Iniprtant o i hats any persons) cnslderstion, 1 beg that you will usaediatly seud Lo the Coundll the numinatiog ot my succenor, k0d ublige, yours ruly, N8, 1lavEs. When his Houor received the lefter, o very quickly inade up his waind what to do. “Whisking o0 bis coat and biat, ho hurricdly found M. far: well, thy cbief clerk of the Compteoller's otlice, un Bbout whispeied a fow seords to him, and then rashed out to consnit same hankers and elty oflelal<, He forpd the Finance Committee Ih consuitation with tho ofleers of the Merchants' National Hank. To fhem he wade knowh hin ercand, amd the plan et with tmnedlate approval from sli persons prosent. The Finmes Cammitter Immediniely do. clded that when Mr, Derickson wouli follow” Mr. Hayes example, a8 he had shenlfed hie willingnes to do. (he financlal embareasaments workl «oom come o an end, for with a Comptrol 'rllm wareants and money fn the T Tr waa no need that the eity employes Jonger o unpald, A part of the i Tennt couldd be discharged, Mr. Derleln afterward called upon Me. Farwell, ol restguation, und exprosserd himselt Rapp asent an ending had been made of ol the tar- nnd squnhbles, v ¢ eity workers employed in the City-Tiall Im- ely pleked #p new conrage npon the speedy pect of mlary-reatmption. . The oft-repeateil promiisca of **pag-duy soon ™ wore nbont o be ful: illed, nol, as money In the chilef end of life witl - genertl Joy provafled, sfteritoon when the news of Mre, Farwell's wnanimonx election by the Counell took place, that gontleman was the reciplent of many conzeatnla. tlon< front hin fellow-laborers, ano! whon be | derervedly o respected personaiee. A TRIBUNE re- porter happened aronnd to piy his respects and [k a2 With (et new Conpteolter. RboWt aa fals Jutws: S Of couree, Mr. Comptroller, you will not deciine the offica™ Y Wel), “ Californtu-Chita " launilry to ho waiied. and that when he calicd for them Song Lowg would not give them up. So hu liud 1hy stub- borir wushee- waatico arrestel and brought befure Justico Foote. Iint Song Lung Lud goue out and plekel up Long Kong. Lang Jon. Loug Tan, Al oin, S Oh, sl Thigun-Tho-Sbin—all’ Celeatials —1G appear’as witne They did appear sud mworn (ihbone clear ot of conrt. When te re- monstrated und pald that it was a put-up Job, they mwore him elenr to the [nfernnd rextons helow the Chinese Emplre, "Fhoy won the sult—of clotl and the law-xnit, James ¥, Canlield, o printer, some 9 years of aze, realdes with his wife at No, 171 State, over e pawn-shop of George Poppers, Uetween the 4150 there b for some 1ime ex{ated an unplenant - nese which wis only swalting a ftting opportunity to break ont In an “enthnslastic and peelnps dixs agraeable manner, AE7:0 fact eventnz, Cauliteld eame home in a =lightly inebriated eomiition, and, a6 he wns passlng to biv apartments, sick out hie tongwe nmd ahled faces ad fady Poppers, who wna enjoying the Inke hreeze< aml fumes from neizhhotinz gin-mille. Poppers remanateated, and tn o ehort the Caulfield ear sayed to prove that the Poppers family wera entl- ted to o bar-afnlstor on their heraldic cmblem over the doar. Toppers ralsed a chulr ta demollsh the Christhin, when the tanter drew a Derringer, callbre i, and fired, aa Pappers aserts, direct at Bl bronst, Caaliiehd followed s the ot thus ol tained med thimpel the pawnbroker over the left cye with the butt of the revolver. Poppersisata loss o know wiat heeame of the i o W brenst oxhibits oA ecrateh which ho elalms fven blm by {he Tnfles, and, an he thsmps his heavy chest, tie save it must have honndei nwny Trom him. The eorrcet theory i, probably, that the ball did not come wit in_slx paces of ks broast. Nodoubt Caulfeld meant 11 for his henrt, but in s drunkenness w Dot able (o locate the heart of a pawnbroking mnz. nate, The shootisl wan af oneo arreated by Oficer JLondergan, and ta lodged at the Armory. BUBURBAN. HYDE PANK, The examinntlons of the pablic achoola close to- day. 'The graduating class of i High Sehool this year {s, comparatively apeaking, a small one, and i singuinrly composed of yunng Indies alone, Fols Iowing nro the names of the praduntes: flsscs Allea Goodwin, Helen @, Farwell, Minnle L. Barnes, Flotence Dodson, Annle M, Abereromble, and Elizabeth 3. Goodwhi. 2 The nuniversary exercises, thoneh not o lnter- eating s fhose of last year, promise conslderable attraction. The programme ix au follows Annto M, Atercramblo Goudwin i Frrwell ! ritlne 1-T0AL.. orence Dortum it M, Abercramio Tl Goodwin len . Farwell Innia L, Harnea G e e e, Uiy (esen T ebentation of Tilpioas. Thie event will take place at 310 p.m, Friday, The cxercisen of the grammar and primary schnols will occur (1 the morning befora those of the Tiich Hehool, Followlne [2 the programme adopted by the most tmportant grammasr school, viz, ¢ the Kenwond et Loveon (dow {Eeiten el e Vltm Bood < Flura Teine ffce Hwwman Frostier ted In yeatorday that M pupllx woald glve s **skeptieal ™ produc- thon of Cinderelia, 1t should have been a % epec- taculn production. With the warm weathor come the Tarks, " anid the **ixed stars " will koon bo observed trylng to Tnpresa tha conviction that the calaboose Isa bet- ter friend than u Tnpp-post, WHEATON, The llling of Mre, J.” i, Stoddard at Whe: veaterday mornin: pecnllarly aad and s The Tady wa: Ing down to the station to take the 8 o'cluck train o thix city toattend the Antl-Seeret Society Convention, i xesslon fn Fore well Hall, and was walking between the trcks, witha chlld In Nier arms. “When on o curve, the downward traln came dadhing onward, 'Phe en- gincer (il ot see her untll searly upon her, e whistled and put on the lrakes, bmt too late. She wis etruck by the ' train and thrawn to one aklio npon the other track, her neek Lelng broken, causing inetant child was hurled whon the sean-chest gine, nid hind a mirmenlowa eacapo from des the flme of the accldent the tr station, and all the walting parscngers saw it, The Itev, M. L. Kellozg rescaed the child from the stomm-chent, and the budy of Mes. Stoddurd wan tuken to the'rexidence of Prof, ~ Blanchurd, Presi- dent of Wheaton College, EVANSTON. The Committee having In charga the detalls of the Fourth ot July celebration are to meet to-night inthe parlor of the hotel corner Chleago avenne and Dasixstreet, at 8 o'clock. This will bean fm- portant incethg, and it Is the winh that every oue will be present. RELIGIOUS. CAMP-MEETING. Spectal Dispalch to The Tribune. ST, Cnancks, UL, June 21.—The Free Method. Ists of the northern acction of thin State com- menced their comp-meethyg fo-day ot the heauti- ful grove known as Lauchlin's Urove, 2 mites eant f thiacity. Theinltinl day wos an Immenso success, Thirty-five tentaare on the grotnds, und people from the surrounding country are fast congreguting at this beautiful grove. There will be from 8,000 to 10,000 0n the grounds by Sungny, The grounds are n eplendld conditlon. "Tha ministers fn at. fendance are J. G, T V. Clute, of 81, Churlea of A, Green, of Winnehago: Kelicy, of B zin and €. . Miller, of Crystal Take, A mam- moth tent,” with_nccommodations for 3,000 per. aons, hullt by Murry & Uaker, of Chlcago, s erected on the grounds, to be osed In ease of un- favorable weather. A\ very succuseful mueting o antlelpated, . BABDATII-SCIIOOLS. Cotscm BLeres, In,, June 21.—The second doy of the Towa Sabbath-school Conventlon has heen full of luterest, Several hundred dolegates havo begn In aftendanco from ull parts of the Stato. The leading fenatures huve heau the Bible rending an **The Wise Teacher, " by the Itev. W. F. Crofts, of New Bedford, Muss. an esercive on the **1deal Primry Clase,” by s W, K. Ceofiny pamsent repart on State worl of 1y st year, by tho Sceretary, R I, Gllmore, of Codar Raplds. All thews fa the forenoon aesslon, T the afternoon the attractive wark was dono by Mr. and Mpe. Ceafts and Father Paxson, of St ilv. I tho evening tho Kov. Stephen Phelps, af Vinton, deflvered wn midre®, unfque and vlo- quent, un'* Thio. Pernetuity of tho itcsults of Our ork, " The work {n {he tato nas made great progress durlug the past year. y s UNITARIAN, Apectal Diapatch fo The Trfbuns. Grawn Naves, Mich, June 2L~The attend- ance nt the Independent and Unitarlan Con- ferenca to-dny hus large. Sermony were preached by the Res. J. L. Jones and J. 0. M. Hewlte, Thin evening Mrs, Olympia Brown Willia aud theRev, d. T. Sunderiand preuched. To- morrow the Itevs, Crum, Tlowland, Gordon, Row- ell, and Flushrer whl apeak., ‘Dhero win 0 sieam- hodt excursfon to-day, aud a fiehing excursion and curringa’ rlde 4 planued for to-morrow. Tha Con- feronce I 4 declded succons, Dclegations from Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Bay Clty, Mliiwaukee, and Chicazo sre In uttendines, and express great watisfaction, CANADIAN COUNCILS, Spectul Dlspatch to The Tribune, Tonoste, June 21 —The English Church Synod, Toronto Diocese, 1# In soswlon here. The Blahop of Toranto dellvercd the Inawgnral address, fu the conrsy of which ho referred to the Injurlons effeet on Christlan teaching produced by thu recent dixe cussdun i1 the press clsowhers on {ha ductrine of cternal punishinent. wty "o bloceres of Slontreal, Ontaro, and Huron are alzo In serslon, NATIONAL CAMP-MEETING, T the Hditor af Tha Trivune. 5 Lixcoty, Neb., Juno 10.-The first Natlohal Camp-Meeting of 1876, forthe promotion of Chrla- tian holiness, Wil be Lield at the Ceutennlal Campe Giround, near Bennett, Neh., commencing June , and closin July 5, conducted by the Roverends tnskip, McDonald, Bearles, and Hendereon, of the Nutlonal loliness Asvociation. The Centennlal Camp-Qronnd 18 situated on the Midland Faclilc Rallroud, 10 miles east of Liu- culn, and 41 miles west of Nebraska City, The grounds are eusy of acceas, belng withln 80 roda of the depat, 1§ 0 beautiful grove of thrifty young thnber, on Algh land, has been tastefully and regularly Jald out futo lote and blocks, and I aupplicd with an ubuudance of pure water, Pros vivlons will be made to keep the grounds froed from all itspurities, and peoper santfary measnren will bo udopted to preserve them healthfal and pleasant, It In expected that all tentd and buflalngs wil) ber erceted, wnd ull the work of tiifng-np, fuenihineg, and seating, will be completed by Tueaday ov ing, Jdune 27, a8 the gronnds will he dedicated to the worship of Almlghty iud carly on Wednesday, arter which the éound of the hanimer should pot Do heard on the groundts. The Committes find It fmpossible to furnish tents, Partica attending will kave to furnish thelr own. Each fanily fiviv on the. grouids will be charged $1 for gro ot (iud board will tnished at 81 per day, or 85 for the weetlng, Ninglo weals 33 cents each for breukfust and suppor, and 50 cents for dinner. Al cernary provisious und refrediments can bo pur- chineed un the ground ut reieonable rutes, Exvrclaes ultable to the day willbeheld on the grounda on our Nutlonal aunlversary, Reduction of rates b wecured over the Midlund P'acitie, Atchlron & Nebruska, and Unlou Pacitic Road«, smounting (v ono and onc-fifth fars for muml-lrly ticketa good during the meeting, e bidday tralne WOl bt nu Sunday tralns will be nin, Lome u{m e all, tothis National feast of tab- ernacles LT, Davis, Jo M. McKeNare, Conference Committeo, THE COURY Judge Drummond Dissolves the Injunctions in the Railway . Capital=Stock Tax Tho ITome Insuranco Company to Declaro a Final Dividend of 1 Per Cent. Miscollaneous Matters from the Various Dockets, CIHICAGO. THE RATLROAD CAPITAL-BTOUR TAX-CASES, Tha motton to dissolye the Injunctions granted to restrain the codlection of the taxes on the capltal atock nnd feanchises of varlons rallroads and other corporations came ap yexterday morning beforo The Suprems Conrt of tho Cnlted Statex a shiort time agv declled ronie cascs involving these questions, dlamieaing the bills, and Attorney-General Edsall, on behalf of the State, then moved for the dlasolution of the Injunctiona a0 the other similar cases, which appliention has been and larcalsted on the gronnd that the other cus- en contaln principles and guestions whicl were not decided by the fapreme Conrt, g when the canes. Sudge Donmmond, Yerterdny morn- wera called the Attorney-ticn- 1t was, after some discueslon, agreei to postpone the argument until he conld be Tx-Judge Trambufl, however, appeared for the County of Peorla agsinst all ralironds tun- ning through 11, nnd moved for the dissolution o the Injunctions ngainat the collection of the curn- ty tax on thuxo railronds, cver, was not present, owing to some recent dis- tarbances i his cquilibrium ot Cinclimatl, and thiese enses were nlxo postponcd. Col, Ingersoll, how. Judze Trmnbull the caso of the I[udinnapolis, Toomington & Western Rullroad, In which Mr, Henry Crawford appeared for the road, and arked to have the injunctlon diseolved. Mr. Crawfordoh- ected, Mating that there was an Important gnestion nvolved In that case not dechded That rallrond ran throuy| dlana, and the Bosrd of Equalization, In asseseng itw capital atock, hod alwo included tho eapltal stock and tranchixes of the Indinna branch, which wasa forclen corporation. opvortunity to be allowed ta amend the bill and tender the imonnt of tax the Company thonght to bw, due if It could be arcertabned, Juilgze Tenmbnll replied hy reading part of the decixlon of the Supreme Court. Col. Tugersoll, who had como in during the argu- ment, then stated that ke had an amendient to make I the cases of the Toledo, Peorla & Warsaw, the Indlanapolis & Weatern, e therefore the Peorin & Hock corln, Pekin & Jacksonville, and the nd Raitroad Companles, to the effect that the asreksment of the capital stock by the Hoanl or Equilizatlon wos featidolent; that” each and every member of the Board knew when hie as- roseed thie capltal stock of one rond at §2, fhat it was frandulent. Coungel ~ propose take tho depoeition of cach member to prove such T In regard to_com- Judza Drummond raid thal s, he hiad held that panies in the Tundsof Recolv the ofilevrs of the State, th Colicctors, shouldap- tha ltecelvera for paymy o wan no objectiun” to thele payment, the 1y t the Court for leave to pay wonld make an order to pa. 1f thiero wax no money In thelr hands, there won e kome other way “found, waw thore, 1f there was any abjection, the Recelver would make it known to the Court, More random discusslon followed finlly mild that ho thonsht he shou to dissalve the injunctions in all the cas glve Teave to pnrties o come in and ma 1, o that was the only way lie coul et to uuy concluaion. Sudige Teombill then ealled wp the enko of tho Peorln & Ltock leluwd - Kaflroad, and moved to dis- of the takes, and, Ttecelvers wonld upi them, and the Cour! At any rale tho road and the Judce d e compelied "This wan nlso contested by Col. atd that the capital »tock had been taxed That he had drawn the bill ns and no amendment wonid make fronrd of Equalization In regard to that rond huil ncted oug of pure cussedneas wnd at the uatigation of the devil, Neither Col. Ingernoll's eloquence tor hia wit, however, wos aveilable, and an order wns subso- quently made requiring all the ronds herepresenteid 10 pay thelr taxes, nnd dlesolving the injunctions, Mo further conslderation of the e2sed wan then the Smige sating that it ve the injunction contfn- prepared 1o show that 1he facts wers different from those on which nrt hind hltherto passed, and mimt ho prepared with their antendments if they wished ! umendments were then flled In variois cases xetfing ont more s tig erratic actlon of tho State Doard of wad of 1o value, #tromg a8 he could pontponed until Monda partics wikhed (o the Supreme (! TIE NORTUWESTERN ABEL LOOM COMPANTY. Ahout three weaks ngo W. 0. Osgood, the As- slenee of the Northwdsiern Abel Lonm Con filed 0 petition asking for an assessment of cent on the capltal stock of the Company. petition wae “roforred o the Regintef to os- the number of holdera of the orizinal stock, the mmount necessary to terduy the Resistor led t tho Assiunce, C. W. Conalantl all Ifs debls, reeman, and J, P, Wit o, attorneys for divers etackholders, appear Defore him, and & 4 onstantine, I G, 1] M Champlin, and — Wa From these tho Regis- 'Tha orleinal stockholilers are a8 follow: er with the number of their shares: (icorge W, Gage Unaolyent), Wicker (solvent) Total siaten.... The preseut stockholdera are as followa: Wrigley (dont Burbork niven ZESes i SRE: inlt Vil Runiton sl Total shares hued. . naining 1, 000 shinres were o b wolid by L for Its benellt, wud only wubscribod for was 1! L payment af this which notes wers tmmediately tured over 3 A, Hice, Trastes for the Conpany. in pay- suent of Uhe patent af the Abel Lon, fee to the renpective stoe No cectificate, the Reginter eeports, was t of Couk Covnty wetites ont the In the Clrealt Co nmoant of the fact that §t hud been poli law to provent the stockholders being lied ally lubio for the Company's debt, TILE HOME INSURANCE CONUAXY, he Assignes of the Home Insurance Company #1c8 report yesterday in tho Unfted Staten Dis- ng out that among it axxets of y Were a number of nulcs aginat varl- which It was best Lo combrmlse in or- et somw money to mwake o dual vidend, 1ltamn Hosbeln owes the Company $i50.00 due on stock, In wettlement of which 1 301} . Courtnuy owes which he offur tu cuspromise by glvlsyg rom the Midland Pachile Rallroud that . $7,078 un 3 Judyuen a claim agatust the Company for 810,000, Francla Agnew, the 8herl® of thin connty, fa indebi- et the Company SBG00 on-n Jndgment for lataies due on Crtock, amd - he offora ‘I hese clatma amount fn ahout €20, 000 for which 85,000 cnah 1 0 worth of real

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