, 1862-11-22

ace as IL Eottle IVA AAo 11oAAAA1t AZ 13~n1ns7
sensation. and buried itself in the wall beyond.
The fe'1o,v f1,,n ..n 49, II, ,,,.ra,hon+a have
@"S WV !" '4>A TAU ahu .l1e "ns.e1o'3''
not as yet been discovered.
This is cna Of the most glarIug attempts at
,,nrdar 17h;ch has recent1v +ransnired. and it
.naio.A "A1~n 1A1 ~ - .s.a III, ~,
Is to be sincerely hopea bass LUG 9llhll. "no
ever he mnv be, Nin speedily receive his just
dacar+s
......
The South Side Contested Election
case-
f4,prf,r fcrpr oF ConE corvrv-- R,fe,y
~. cea.as 7c,ra;a<,sN sN7,b, ,,oo,1a -, vi
Ao"' 1eo,ye -na"a'e7'e~iAe Peop1e 10
Alchael Evans. 8pphcanon 1or WIFE Oh
dEttrnat:ge naondansus. AllEsion has been made
in q previous issue Of the TRIBUNE to this
cast " o1'olfee sue teel7'ou @ " tAe ooalu u
CanTss1ers tor the to"n OF souta Cflc6go,
who, it viii be remembered, threw out por-
tion of the returns, and issued certificates of
o,act;,, -, ,ear1,, a1, tho Ronnh1;ca,, c,n5;.
elect1on ~ heai1s 't1 soe 1'9poo''san eana1@
dates.
The Re!ator claims that the town clerk
called tc his assistance two justices. and PRO-
cee6ed 10 canyass the returns beEorethev we're I
sil in. on the fourth day after the election. /
n
fhe ed p1ecinct Of tha Fourth Ward, ard the |
n1erincf nf Sonth Chicapn thnuph there WIS
an n1s;nned return from fhc 1atter pracinct.
Th:t there ia M fine desiqnated within |
which the refurns 1n7,rt he rnade. and 4 reasor-
allie tirne mist therefore he o;ven' That the
rcfurns were all in on MONDAY. the 9Th day after
a1errion' and The canvass hhnuId tbere have
takeu nlace: that fbe town clerE acted fraud-
n1cntlr. in collus;on with one Comstock. in
oaft;np, tf'e nnsjpped retnrn frnm The nrecinct
6F En1Sft r!hiceno fnfT, 1;a hands and fhat re-
1aror was 1eeaIly clected f,v n considerable
n,a;oritv Tie nraTer of the natit;nn Is. that
the town clerk call in two justices. and enter
enter on a cauysss, and that q certificate be
Issued 70 reia1or;
sad ~ W. tha y 1sth ;s as ,1a1aa fnr Il
| made returnable on Thursday, but the hearing
was POSTPONED to yesterday by agreement
snolsy at.er 5ne oRenlns t u sat 1,aa5 a. tnT
h;e 6 at,n5naSs vSes' II q Tinder I Fwle EirS
r. n nas;;s an;1 l. Earr;sTn and moved t6f
Court to ouash tie writ, This motion was
| on araument the remainder Of the dav.
The grounds upon which defendant bases bis
That he writ does not show t11e reIator enti-
sho II a III te reIatSr has no other
| sAo" teos .4e ts4esot w. 1os a ~ go 49, ttaa ;e
nus ~ ti,es otfop 1ha % Rnsrd o9 Fan.
rassers had reformed 1he duty deyi1lying
upon them, their powers we're exhausted and
could rot be revived; that the persons de-
ciared to be elected bad a majority Of the legal
votes as returned to the clerk; that the Court
has 10 power in this proceeding to revise or
control the action Of the Board; that the
statements in relation to the ballots placed in
the Hropg bog ed precinct, 2d Eafd) is extra
official and unauthorized; that returns once
filed cannot be amended by canva5sers OF IN
specto1s; tnat there Is want Ct notice to Blaze
Mo- rqnceaiin@s. III" thst the retnTs nf The canvas.
scrs were made according to law; and that
there is no Jurisdiction in the Circuit Court to
awazo ~, soe NEIL 1Ae" IL a'E E"u.ens'
ine algal4ente "ere naoe ny vohn hyis y,
1Ans' " Atsass NM u, o3s,'sen ~ 1ps ..s
| ler for the relator. The Court reserved de-
: cision.
REcoRDE7's CouRT.-The following arc tht
: names Of the grand jurors for the Decembel
. +"--- ~e tne I.scorder's Court:
~. y. s!d: nHGT arlanE, I4omag 9; :kang, .. sen
r : Rnatf Henrr Gnnninobaw. I Gan q cnnl III.
G. Il Mccormick, B. Bergoie, Rohcr
M99le' : aSos Sa9ses !. adcCar1y, PaS5icS Con
T"hn i;nn1,' q E. EHmesolI. Ho}tmSeessot Il, y sf331 y9nes
c | II, Warrington, Isaac Freeman, John Dopr
r man, n. :. Wider.
Inc petls 3uro1s a1c us ioAoWs:
5 e,mou 11 ~, PieH; w. oS9aSS 1Fichs;t, Ptts. .
= SON james 7. Kyerson, John Eberts. w. ii
If Bruins, Lucius G. Tuttle, Josiah Randall, EG
gene oSullEan, gonn =; Iracy. j. A. Joue:
n Ga11nhan HsnTV 1,hs;mar + n aGs;tt = \,
, Shsv Genrce ~ 1!nhh EI;as Grre1
f. baum.
;. There arc now tifty-nire criminal cases o
the docket and between fifty and sixty px.
az sons arc in Jail awaiting the action Of tt
IT grand Jury. Besides these some twelve {
O fifteen are out on bail. The December teri
promises to be one OF great activity and 1
extend into the holidays.
i -,,-r--
10 NJ" n4f1Eni.- nellsna"s oa1'efs
~ nsn1 A,tnely 1s 1ae natle ol al orgaulz
~ uou IL ealp ot'aeu " eu1 eeish assen.5
~ elaisea ~ 9t.e"' |a.oe souu's .on.s.u -.
a. wv nesu anu assen'' NV pt.sasss ~
IN 5000 =. -sasn 49,. - ,.otta-<1 ;,
" found especial favor, it is to be furnished vi
6e six l2-pounder " Napo1eons," the new
adopted and most effective fie1dpieces in t
K. service, aud is the first battery which "
:" leave the State with this efficient weapon.
K. 4 battery usually contains about one hu
dred and ten men, sud this, with all It's spla
did equipments, will prove the largest ey
raised in the State. It is intimated that Il
battery will be Immediately sworn into
service.
k .... -
; "hseh of tnH oGoSIz'-"e Aeut1oneo
sestsfoa5 i1isea7 Ina1 .ne oath oeot
WAS hafd aground upon the bar at the mou
Of the river, This morning she had dis.
peared, and the tug Monitor WAS sent NJ
*. lake to look for her, under the impression IL
she had been driven ont by the wind 1ast mig
ut. In the afternoon the Information was conn
r nicated to Capt, Ps;ndiyil,e, that pieces Of
wreck. and portions Of her cargo wb
consisted Of lumber, SHINGLES. fish. &
re- were found along she heach in 'front.'
nd the Hvde Park Honse and a]onr thc },rc
nd water. The ogontz had been altered iron
lth nrone1,er of the same name. about two ye
apo.
:. pRo,,pr Acrrox-The nromnt manner
xuh;ch the Great western Ra;1uav Comm