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Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05

OCTOBER 20, very severe earth
quake shook up the States of Maine
New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Mich
igan and other States, and 800 feet of
a railroad bridge, 16 miles from Port
land, sunk ten feet.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05

Arkansas and Louisiana vote for
members Of congress next Monday,
and seventeen other States on Tuesday
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05

BERLIN, Oct. 27.-The King tele-
graphs to the Queen this morning:
Bazaine at Metz capitulated, 10000
prisoners including 10000 sick and
wounded; the garrison threw down
their arms. Signed, WILLIAM.
Arizona citizen. [volume] (Tucson, Pima County, A.T. [i.e. Ariz.]) 1870-1880, 1870-11-05

Read Mcdonald s. Cos advertise
ment on I'd page.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-10

And will be delivered within the city This Coal Ia far supe.
or TO any coal the State and viii be kept constantly
hand ut Wholesale and retail Now the time u make your
winter contracts. DELANO pORTEH.
Aug. ~, ls1O.-u L. B. Express Once
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-10
HAIR DRESSING.
Prepared by DIR. j. &. AVER q co.,

WED1tDCK. The Basis of Civil Soclcy.-Essay
, or Dung men, ON me honor ana happiness OF mar
help for the attainment OF mans true position In f Sen
iIct, In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIA
TON, Box J., Philadelphia, Pa. may7-ly
, 1870-05-17
TO RE11.HonasE.

Hto HETE-AT HYDE H4HE@EW HOUSE,
j 4e0 depo3t toT IS pH month PERKINS, GRAM
4 n kIEHMA AN M
, 1870-05-17
GYMNAsTICS.
THE JUDICIAL ELECTION,
TO The Editor a. The Chicago Tribune;

10 the Editor u The C1ioogo Tribune;
One Of the most Important articles In the new
constitution Is thas In relation to the judiciary.
However excellent constitution or the la#s may
be- they ere as dust and ashes unless put into exe-
cutnn- No Law Tfll execute Itself and to compel
obedience to the laF, and to give adequate remedy
and relief for the breach thereof are the functions
with which the courts are clothed. Every one can
therefore understand the Importance Of eleya-
ting to the bench the ablest aud1 Eputaat
me highest importance, in city IKE Chicago, not
only TO md men who are honest but, also, who
are able Necessarily, the most important ques-
eity-questions that are scarcely thought Of IN lie
rural districts In order to arrive at proper
and Just results, the Judges should not only be
nxed by the constitution At a different time
politics. Pojlitis;s j, should =. n9t 81; sntsI , iato tas
Je1B Ia to hare able and honest men upon the
bench, and none are more interested than they rs
to whom they shall practise before: and certainly
tons Of those from among whom the Judges arc
to be selected. At least fifteen or twenty pe1sons
for The places to be lled IN our Circuit Court M
der the new constitution. Who are these persons
that have announced themselves7 For the most
tied practice, and who desire the pieces simply for
the safe OF support, which they do not get ont OF
their practice as slawye1A Are such persons the
that those who deserve 1t have practice, and the
strongest argument against their ability Is that
they have not earned support Mt the 1aW7 Now
fact that the ablest lawyers at the bar would
accept positions 1pon the bench; bnt they
EW not 1un around and ask for
t. Such proceeding is left for those
Lei The isWyers of tSh ChIeaepe s elsI see to it
that only their best men shall be elect
ed. It Tould seem proper. TO q great
extent, to leave the nomination OF the Judges TO
the members Of the Bar. Their only interest Is to
do what Is right In the premises And you can be
sure they would not select the politicians or the
important positions. LAWYER
CNlCAGO, May l6, 151U
, 1870-05-17
TIE CHICAGO: TRIBUNE, TUESDAY MAY zzf7 il870.

Tia oxnera N frnpt fact Of .zrouno .o.ns+ N.
opening Of Ffsukliu stYeet, frpm Nsdfsnn r. "a
~ IN fhe nremiaex ~ s01eA - "1'A'u. oo"el ~
Il Tne tM 1,T !epoTt q 1 was ,s,d oyer.
COMMITTEE on TIE nKIpEwKL1.
been appointed member Of the Special Gnnrnt. NIT
tee On the Brtdewell, IN the place Of AdeImat,
Accauley, who declined to serve.
The coun,.ttee IN i I1csnses renorted ,a.or,.
mendnr Inn 'free licenses be rrante, certain
peTsona --SN' S1'ss'1'
Inc reports were Sae 0oaenaIsq 941ms n.
The Committee On Gas Lamps reported back
or1inansss; h. 1 ,, ,,,s.s =, ,+,oa. .,orn ,,.,o
st Tel S1aiE trsnS;nrce ss5ss1 ,,mn nosz On v,ono
avenue, nom LaIraese street to North avenue. -
They we're ADOPTED; Gdn7,. non.r.
Tne Joint Committee a. q Meeases and Police, to
On lor ts! ho13ss s.; and @
1ea to TIC BosTd q Health, with power 10 set
The report was 1ai1 oveT; ,.a
Three dqons e 1o eR Sssss T a9e f o Of or M
nance relative to street sprnk1lng returned with
m ao7e1se report, which WIS lMd over.
petition foE the removal Of obstacso!ns 1fom
Certsn resonftons reiatiye 10 regulating the size
RssSSh, n.ng tss SANE st .n p1
Htchieant We4ts 1cteret ~, ~ the rnmm;ttes on
MarEetsl " 'ns S'AA
4 petition that william Hogan be appointed jan
y as Rass ns as
eeln, il Isisrsncs % PRO psops1tT % % @ EorsS GasalIe
snS PaSs Gaanss eS1s55sS to the Committee on
Aids Buehier and McGraih sn ofrcfed the follow
, 1870-05-17
Hotel Personals.

Among the arrivals at the fremont House, yes,
tGrday, were the following: Hon. D. Honnour,
stone, Victoria: " .. SoFd Rs''e Z. close, s SeR n
Seuth Wales: J. F. Blxson, D; Bqschy, @ Cunatd,
Wilson, q. s. A.: Prof D. Mariree, Racine: Hon.
" r Bentley, Omaha: T. L Baxter. A. ". Nor
by, Robert II. Chase. San Francisco; George W.
y. 6. Colladay, Philadelphia: Chas. E Fox, Bos.
ton: 4 \ Meredith, Madison; c. l. Darlington,
Among the arrivals at the Briggs House, yes
teruay, were The following: S. L WILSON. San
Francisco: c: Richardson, london: " .. Pierce,
Il FIJI e. Ssw 515s &; Nos. E. H:Sa Y HGBs 5s
Boston; Z L sanburn, Boston; y. 7. Hayes
PPiesf Paai e jo SsaT r. ioas 1fso E9n ase NsE 81
York: v; " Wood, Allesan; L .: Reed, Brook
Nn;J J. n. Kellogg, Milwaukee; J. D. kDplrk,
ham, Davenport; i. ao1ton, Columbus, d.. Ell
Among the arrivals at the Sherman House,
Perkins, California: DE. @. W. Wood, New YORK;
Colonel E. b Taylor. Omaha: Jnmes E. Boyd. do:
Clarence J. CLARK, Denver; Il. o. schoolneld, Viz
GiaIr, @ New e % 6rieans; q. % i. punains, +. How =
ard, Geo. G. Chase, Geo: ". Jaynes, New YORK;
George II: Smith, Rockford; Geo. I Brown. Mll-
oshsoah; BENJAMIN MUM, Phi1adclphia; ?. 1.
Wells AiWaukee: Geo. = Frost, Boston; d. Z
Bates, q. g. A.: N. F. Draper. Plymouth.
Among the arr1vals at the St James Hotel,
yesterday, were the following: Benjamin C. Cook,
Troy; r r. McMullen. Charles 7. Blackwell, W
ton; J. Y. Thompson, NJ. Il Dewey, Iaaac Kelly,
Wm- Lantns, y, Sherwood, Princeton; James
land, 5a1fen. Ohio: Gissaeoes. % RoeSiora; x All i.
i. Ainsworth, Burlington: s. shoyer, Il j. Ew-
ing, Michigan; q n. Warren. Cincinnati; Elliott
Calender, Peorta; john ". Merrill WiminE1on;
Simeon Il. Strong, Milwaukee; G. D. Hedges,
New YORK; J. ". Wheeler, Nendota5 J. C. Nor
gan, Joliet
, 1870-05-17
Fine Arts.

The art-loTing people Of Chicago, ana especially
those among them who would desire In their pos
session paintings Of undoubted merit, would Ind
1t a real pleasure to spend few hours In cxauin-
ing the choice collection Of pictures now on exhl-
bition At the Gallery, Nos. 19 and u Wabash ave-
nue. There are 80 many works to BIC seen there
that 1t is difficult task to discriminate as to those
meriting the most attention. However, we will
cndeavnr, fer the benefit Of readers to specify
a few a8 particularly worthy OF study The large
picture 90 1e5 On the catalogue) Is sure to attract
the eye Of ererJ connoiseur; It Is a large rugged
landscape, and entitled Morning In The Rocky
Mountains, By George G. HartwIck, and Is con-
sidered q mastelpecs Of this much esteemed
artist The Young NaNgators Go . is q
work Of great de1cacy and expression, and fs
from the studio OF F. Won Decker. A Norwegian
Coast Scene, and Bright Moonlight Night in the
Valley Of AEementicns, Maine, EoA 1856 and l9i,
arc works Of great delicacy and expression. Both
arc from the easel OF Charles Wlndke!uo, Of New
York Several other painters OF note such as
Paul Ritter, ". c. 4. FTertch, George Howard, ".
Chapman, arc also represented In t1e collection.
The pictures viii remain on exhibition a1l day and
this evening, In order to give all fair chance for
Inspection The sale Of the same commences at
~ O'Clock to-MotIpE evening, aud be concluded
the next afternoon and evening. The evening has
been selected for the accommodation Of business
men and otheys who cannot, With convenience
leave their vocation to intend a sale in the day.
, 1870-05-17

Because art IN Chicago Ia at best but far eI-
otto; because 1t is unsccuBtomed yet, and takes
unf1ndly to the rough methods and untutored
uses Of our material city; because, IN order to
make tender plant flourish IN an uncanny soil,
nuwearytng care, unce2sing patience, and too fire.
qucnt1E an exhausted purse, are the cost, We take
especial pleasure in commencing the new. aud
costly, and free "common school, Of AT, which
has been set up in our midst BY ;hose unwearytng
devotees Of progress, Mr. and Mra s. Il Fassett
We cannot here give detail Of this last and best
evidence OF their willingness to venture present
certainty upon future hope; but We can bid
them hearty good speed upon the Threshold Of
their enterprise; and we nsE every citizen Of CHI
70 hand In hand with the useful aud the material,
to extend to them such encouragement and such
help as Is only consistent with fair Acknowledge
ment Of their hazard- This done, and a-t In Chi
cago WIN receive q new Impetus, and enterprise In
culurnttng 1t new couEage and new hope.-Eras-
M Pot.
, 1870-05-17
THE CITY In BRIEF,
Announcements.


The aunrnl meeting Of the Illinois State HomG-
pathic Medical Society Will begin at 10 O'Clock this
morning at Mr.. Halsey,s ROOMS, No. GO Lake street
Members Of the profession and persons interested
IRE Invited to be present
I The statement in Sundays paper TINT re-
Z. hearsM WIS to be had at Mr. Bucks room to-u1or-
TOW evening IL mistake 80 far Us 1t conveyed the
impression thai a full rehearsal was to be had on
that occasion This rehearsal Is for solos only.
The full rehearsal will Occur at lower Farweu Hall
On Thu1sday evening, as usual
Rev. James c. White will be Installed, this
evening, ~ pastor Of the Oakland Congregational
Church. Tbs services, beginning ut ESQ, VIII Be
conducted by Rev W. a. Bartlett, Rev. Lyman
Whiting, D. D., Rev. A. l. Chaplin, D. D., Prof F.
". F1sk, and otherA
The Joint debate between the Chicago Lyceum
and the HIneman Society, connected with the
Northwestern University at Evanston will take
place IN the Young Mems Christian Association
leCture-room tomorrow evening. beginning at
O'Clock.
The meeting Of the Irish Dakota Emigration
Society," called for last evening, In the Irish Liter
ary Hall, F5uiFie Farmer Building, was unavold-
ably possponed, until tomorrow evening, In the
"A. Shuman, Esq, editor OF the Etening Jour-
Evanston congregational Church Subject,
tCrme and Criminals" This IL the eighth In the
course Of FREQ home lectures provided By the
Evanston Philosophical Association.
The fourth quarterly meeting OF the members
Of the Onion Catholic Library Association will
he held at the new hall, Nos. ISL and 1o5 Monroe
street, this evening, nj O'Clock
Fatwell Ha1l, on the woman question. She met
with great success in the East, the press Of that
Eection chasing her among the foremost woman
orntors Of the period.
, 1870-05-17

~~$~>e%~Ats+esttS NeN@+stttts
1our Of which were clubs included IN the above,
seorrd 41s runs to g made By tne,r opponents
CHICAGO TTEAA
The Amateur Base BAH Club viii hold 3 meeting
this evening at O'Clock, at No. 126 Dearborn
street. Al members are requested 70 attend The
North Side for the season Of isso and viii 1T It up
regardless OF expense It will make the best, as
aa sr Ss osI z pas seaaa u Go
6T q match game with the Chicago Base Bhn
The illinois 6tate Association Of Base Ba1
Players viii hold their annual meeting, on We1nes-
The second match game between the Chicago,
Jrz, and AtalAntas, took place yesterday, the for
mel Winning y score oa i to14
Evening. @ All members are requested to be present
THE wHuE STOCKINGS At AEMrn1s
With regard to the playing Of the White Stock.
tngs at Memphis with the Blud City clnb, local
Glssso Ga1 R.ysa S rg;; .gs;Raay essta5 'hs bs
a q ez ZEE 1be s Hs
Ths chie.so boys 9rolssioaI pl.yeI whtle ,he
= + = E ;J;;s +
;;s;.. FL f5E5 s. 'stax & f.
seaS IL csie.se ess ab d
sf Gafs tsia e
ST. saesl q ssss9 SseesFs
the Ghiesko Club 70 be pasyed East this fall VII Be
chissso and Cincinnati ct s' D'ee' NNS 'N'''~ ''''@
ATHLETICS -o1.yAP1CS
PHILADELPHIA, May 16-The Athletics beat tue
olymptes at game Of base ball to-day. Score p
to IL.
TIE GHKlr GAME BETWEEN TIE UNIONS IND
The defeat Of the 1aasS. e1aefs professional nine Of
Fhilale1rhIa the noted Athletics by the reorgan-
led and unt!a!ned Onions, Of MoHisania, last
is one Of tns Ea eyenss o. ths # en-
1hs Athletic Club arrived in this ety flushed E,.h
q ~ #:
sS:{.~iss ass& a!as % :! Pn' Mo:sas 81 C
o.ed oR.sa in s.'s ser sa saa al.
II gssf e ss IL r .s
sf i@ e. 1e L: roah asssTsa Hem
III taases shs sFosa 9Rq9
Nfs f. .aS Uss5s ~ tssaa i
f9pa snd l. nRsyneias: III h found
; Ge<s . Ss: tse .st t.siat i. M shs s1Pel
= Z s. q ii sas Is s. IL e.
IL -: Il xhss Sssta ~ epcsas
Ihis was AZ auepie,ons feT Pb.a1
,asF s1s III: e 5ssa { :
r
FfuAl4y the Unt0oa got to work in tho field ro-
fu1nsd de whitcW aahine compliment The Phadel-
H. bn,aos .csnI: il was the sudden E1ewt6 Of It.
fe urrat the eortes the hos q tho un1ona being
bs ttle but ~ sneags e. sad 70 Third
r var now ths the Athletics began TO realize the fAet
that "a calculating upon easy triumph Oh sht basis
their oef ID. despite Their most earnest edo. they
po:.ib1s il ,as .,l IT, inning, = f.s1s tasl5
lie hf ~. nd r.. 70 11a.sS. ,gs wa hs h
shntlariy unneiS, the contest would lti haze been
deeply tutauIna under such c1sss1n.staoees; III
s.i ncy ior two rrs and thereby tie their adst1sa.
xe1 e.ere the xle became Of A1,aofbtox uteTe1t
to III pI s.st II tho seventh inning each side were
ak.tn blank and. As min beam to
tai in sPEiu8lns sa--e, draw game MA vc1y seu
, 1870-05-17

ss.ny snttapatsd But Tic ratn scon eesssa snd At II
nofh Mines wedt n&afn, and, n II Na1 Dow mar tho
s3ose: both bnt theI enaHafs fs Eand MY % ths
ana aa Gu,.aaf sbont Went up from tbe
the Phfiade .elded the aah % the tune 81 IN
sdditson # rn, - q ,bcr se9re, nd shIa ume the
stoed ths Athletics n =: yan, and only oae
plnckSy 10 tace the nn1e ind though lie AtSlets bss
va plying It: hottsT frc they dlcneed 4 u splen-
niup lead Of one TheJ went to thn fold wth
fh.t huah IN hand bent upon Ertn{ Ath
ehaFp fielding they PLACED the Phladciphisns
sos and came out Of Tho fight with ay1nk coors and
Mas f5sht nofe pl1cEtly wou Victory 1noFp cred
itahy ezF1st L4st night about p n, party Of dis.
the!r Neay way toHsrds tie Je1scy ferry from the
setapty Of thinEs 81 nesst Ind base bs IL paea.
Ehtch renders tine hspnlnes, either on or of the
DALI nfld. zach TATE thing to obtain possession o.
, 1870-05-17

The Etore Of J. II. Norris, No. 1es State street
WIS broken Into on Sunday night By some boys
who stole $50 worth Of boots and shoes.
-Four men entered the Saloon No. 90t North
Clark street, early on Sunday evening, aud robbed
the TIL OF SEQ.
The room Of g. D. Butler, In the building on
the southwest corner Of State and Randolph
streets, Tas entered and robbed Of SO Forth o1
clothing on Sunday.
The factory OF Charles A. Wll1ctt, No. 5s Mich.
igan street, was burgIatized on Sunday night, the
thieves breaking open the gate With sIcdges and
abstactinE about $40 therefrpm.
Sometime during Sunday afternoon q sneak
thief walked into the residence OF Dnnlel shendy,
gold watch cham and revolver, walked out with
out being observed.
"A yallse, belonging to John B. Cole, contain
NJ about s100 worth OK clothing. Was stolen from
the coat room Of the Adams House, yesterdny
morning.
, 1870-05-17

The auction sale Of lots by Storey L Alien took
place yesterday afternoon, On which occasion
there we're large number Of people present A
IetntandsnE in regard to the trains learing the
depot corner Of Canal and Klnzie st1eeta instead
OF the Wells street depot, as advertised The
s. to 81 per foot The sale viii he continued this
evening, At ~ O'Clock, 70 accommodate those who
we're intending to 60. The sale VIII take place at
cIs1I and Madison streets. for this night only.
, 1870-05-17

The prejudice against the reed organ has been
so deep and 60 firmly rooted that many musicians
arc not aware OF what has been done during the
!ast lev years to remove what was unpleasant IN
sty oi effectA Among the most enterprisine and
Mvseeelous nanq1actufers are Mess1s s. D. 4 Il.
.rs ~: sm,sn, I,nt o. boston, whose American Organs
~ meenan3ea4 e4eenensc. With the recent addition
~ peaa !, and n the use Of couplera, they arc
pipe olgan-whiie At the same time tne acton IL @ so
Prompt and delicate that the organ IL aisn enie N ~
sic. N-f'As& AAA2-
, 1870-05-17
wANTEp-TO EXCHANGE
SEWING MACHINES.

.TOR SALE -CHEAFA NEW SINGERS I
Z proved sewing machanc. A new cook ttovc, with
the furuitrrc and pipe. Cali at II East Adamtst.
, 1870-05-17
CITY REAL nTATE.

ToR RsALE-wABAsR14y. AND srATKsr., Be
L tween ForsJ.Gxth and Forty soTsuthstA. at sety
1ow ef. Il tt1sa r. l3 e.: Ssla 81 s.eh to
For ehe.p1ea snd deaiah'isy t5sre 4 noasae N par
r9opcyy With no gak OF Los md cTtxInty ii hzusoye
profit xnd TINT, too, within bid period To prize
Nov The tinc to one mcxe Of thesc e3aocn
Lotl At tic veu 1osGeEt Ea:ca J. .ESAl6sHARRKS.l lB
, 1870-05-17

The grand excursion party, Of which 50 much
has been heard lately, will leave Chicago Aay Is.
for California, orer the Chicago, Burlington Mis-
sour1 R!rer, Union and Central Pacsnc Aailfoaaa
the t7aIn viii be composed OF the celebrated Inll-
man Palace Drawing Room and Sleeping CarA
TicEets for TIE round TIP good for si5ty days,.
Ample ne VIZ be sen ts to III 9n esa saa
San Frnncisco. as well as the magnificent scenery
of The mountainz Experienced persons, familiar va
with all points Of interest, Will accompany tne
naftv.
, 1870-05-17

5eaN8tEe9Re8s Nc.
:WASTEDEFUgR GOOD DRESS3IAKERS, AT
" a6 East Van Bureu4t
WANTED-A GIRL TO RUS A SINGER MA
W chine snd work on custom pants. = Wet Ind.
Aua-st.
WANTED-A GOOD SEWING GIRL, TO WORK
~ on , sewing machine. At GILBERT / SAMP.
SONS Furniture Rooms, 113 and lis State4t
TVAETED-A FIRsT-CLASS F1NISHER, n THE
~ dfcssaaktns buauess-- Can 1t ~ State7st, to.
WANTED-EIPERIENC SHRT-MAkERS
doiph-st
WANTED-SH DRESsMAKEHS, Ar Mas
= ~ STDuGHTOf'S, No. 3 East WashIngtou-st
, 1870-05-17
Lay Delegation in the Methodlss
Episcopal Church.

Loy Delegation in the Metlodisr
Episcopal Church.
From the Cincinnati Ga-ette, MayI6,
By dispatches received in tho Office OF tia
,HesteTn Christian Adrocaks Saturday After
ternoon, from Rockland, the place Of sitting
Of the East Maine Conference Of the Methoo
dist Episcopal Church, it appears that on final
Ieviaion Of the vote ii the Maine Cor
ference, there were 60 ayes and 81 uayB Tor
lay. representation, inste6d OF As ayes
and 50 nayB, as at first reported. The Tote in
the East Maine Conference, Saturday, was 43
ayes and "A nays, which, added to the votes Of
the seventy conferences previously cast, gives
An aggregate of 6,4s9 ministerial votes, OF
which 4, s03 arc ayes, and !, ,5s6 nsyB- As three
fourths OF all the votes cast arc necessary to
the success Of lay delegation In tho church, it
vii! be observed that the measure is carried
with 3SA votes to spare. Thus, three-fou1ths
Of g. ,48a-the whole-is 4,s56si, and 4,856N
from 4, 90S-the affirmative vots-leaYes ssh.
One conference, the Germany and Switzarland,
y yet to sit-June IS. Bihhop Simpson leaves
thus week to preside there, uice Bishop Kings
leg, deceased. This conference has about
forty voting members, 60 that it only fire vote
aye, the fnoasure ia carried. But the strong
probability is that three-fourths OF tho bodT
will favor tho measure, thus insuring the sue
cess Of the movement beyond pesadventure-
, 1870-05-17

Alderman c. c. P. Holden Initiated test caSefn
the matter Of street railway fares, this morning.
At Aberdeen street, he stepped upon Madison
street car No. 81, and rendered nEc ceutgsto Con-
ductor No. 81 IN Of nts fire The conductor
took The amount rendered, and demanded au sd-
dltonaI cent, which Alderman Holden refused to
pay, whereupon the conductor called him hog,
and threatened to hare him put OF the car. Alder
man Holden stated that under the charter Of tho
end n Gon,,1 nu e ta ~ er sen Gp -
sired to test the matter by etectng him, he was
ready to ca1y It into the courts. Meanwhile he
declared TINT he should on no occasion pay more
linn dYe celts.-Eteninq Journal
, 1870-05-17

The Building Committee OF the Board OF Super
F1sors met yesterday morning In the County
Clerks ONCE. Supervisor PahiIuan occupied the
chair. There were also present Supervisors San
ders, Gautef, and Ronnot.
Supervisor Sanders offered a resolution to the
effect that the contract of Harry Dusus for plumb
Ing to be done In the east wing. be declared void.
work,
The resolution Was passed with the understand
Ing that the committee was to get the work done
at the contractors expense.
A communication was received from tho grand
Jury calling attention to the want OF ventilation In
the female department Of the Jail
The committee decided to do nothing In the mat
ter, as there Is q prospect Of tho new jail being
ready in shorttime.
The cQmmttfe then adfnurned for one week
, 1870-05-17

Lndwig Meyer, German. 50 years OF age, died
suddenly at his residence, No. 66 Blue Island ave-
nuc, on Sunday morning. The Deputy Coroner
held an inquest and q verdIcteof "Death from
apoplexy" WIS rendered by the jury.
Deputy Coroner Sperm held an inquest, at
Nc. $40 West Hubbard street. yesterday afternoon,
on the re1nalns Of Charles e. Jackson, the coloreh
boy who Was Filled on Sunday afternoon BY being
5aqeE IN ne ssomaSn o. Sc. Tta nas9 n ba ~ wnile
tesian well. There wcre TWO colored men on the
Jury, who paid stItct attention to the evidence
elicited, aud Joined with their white brethren In
rendering verdict that death WIS the Tesult OF
accident.
, 1870-05-17

William Martin, Esq, Who for 14ny yea1s psss
has held the position Of General RtetEht AQcnt Of
the c. B. / Q. R r, has been appointed to he
same position on the Union Pacific Ratlruad
Al t4:so, yesterday afternoon, some chIldren
building, No. 1850 Fly street Boz No. qsa Tss
turned, but the services Of The steamers were not
required. NV
, 1870-05-17

ITO LE4sE-LoTS ON DOUGLAs.PL.AQE,M MKAE
l. Rhoacs-ar.. for htct1n Of yeaIs. WILLET DOR
LAND Notary Public LII Qoatboln<t.- =
, 1870-05-17
Run Over md Bndfy Injured.

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon = man
named Michael Nolan was run over On the corner
Of Wells and Lake streets, by team belonging 10
Btadner, Smith Co, driven By Alfred Trlmbul1
paper. Nolan's jaw Has broken, and he received
other severe lnturtea Hewas taken TO the County
Hospital, and TIumbull to the Atmory, where he
had bearing, and was held In $500 bail for hear-
Ing on the 9sd Inst Nolan came to this city from
New iork, about month ago, and has no fncnds
or relatives here,
, 1870-05-17


McCOABER-CRANE-1n this city May H. BY Rev
Dr. Ryder, Mr. Charles A. McComber, aud Miaa Emma
G. Crane
VAN WYCK-woopwoRT s.r..os1 sp,,ps,.
May a The First BAPTIST Church ~ REV, j. G. Bur
by Rev. l.. ii. Woodruff, Tunis d. Ian Wyef, of CHI
caeo and fiEEina a. daughter Of the late Hon Janes
, 1870-05-17
The Oneitlu Disaster.

The following communication has been received
by gentleman In this city. It calls for AID to the
ofphan children Of Captain E. P. Williams, who
lost his lie at .Yokohama, and should meet
hearty response at the hands Of the citizens OF
Chicago:
, 1870-05-17

Japanese Corn EIlcs Remove Cornn
md ezcfesenccs without pain, and only cost
Is ceutsL Sold by all principal drug mud shoe
stores. Try them