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, 1872-11-12

a. Bucher swoope is named for Attorney Gem
eral.
Sir Francis Hincks will continue to adninls-
ter Canadian finances while longer.
Governor Coffin has been appointed len-
tenant Governor Of Manitoba, II place OF III.
Gail Hamilton says in her new book that
woman does not want opportunities, but quail
ties.
Army, but not enjoying favor at the White
House, he remains IN q subordinate command
Major j. s. Hay, formerly Of the st. Louis
Euening Dispatch, is about to start new after
noon paper in thAt city.
Constantinople, has a high reputation IN that
CITY for the elegance Of his entertainments.
George B. Mcclellan has had his OWL salay'
as Engineer of the Department Of Public Docsss
Of New York, docked one-hah, or to 81, 0D.
Colonel Henry, Of Paris, Kentucky, whose
eudden death has been announced was engaged
at the time upon bust Of his late father-an-AW,
the Hon. Garrett Davis.
The Cumberland Ne,cs has heard thst P1esl-
dent Garrett, Of the Baltimore and One Kall-
road lost by the recent failures IN baltlmore
from from $500 C0o'to s75o, 1000.
President White, Of Cornell University, has
lust increased the List Of his gifts to the 1nsttu
tion over which he presides by the presentation
Of building OF brick and stone, which Is to be
used in parpetuity ss the mansion OF the Ptesi-
dent.
w. E. Forster, wen-mown member Of the
British Parliament, has just purchased the es-
tates of Canwen Hall and Shirral Hal, near
Tamworth, staordahre, for the sum Of 3 ys92,,
600, The estates contain 2,90S acres ana arc
about ten miles from Birmingham, and close TO
Drayton Manor, the residence OF sr hoosr'
Peel, Bart, II. P.
1t is rumored in army circles that the PIeal-
dent will appoint Brigadier Genera! .. y. BOY
ard to the Major Genera1ship made vacant oy
the death Of Meade, and that he viii be retired
thereafter with the full rank Of Major General;
on account Of long and faithful service and
wounds. His retirement will still leave "a.
cancy, which will be filed by the appointment OF
either Terry or Candy.
There is lively contest for the position OF
Solicitor General soon to be vacated By General
Bristow. Clement H. Hill, at present Assistant
Attorney General, is strongly urged by Senator
Wilson. Benjamin F. Tracey, Of Brooklyn, n.
=, is supported by leading members OF the New
York Bar, while Ex-Governor b. H. Well, Of
Richmond, is also an applicant, supported BY
Senator Lewis and others. The relations Of the
Attorney General and Solicitor General are such
that it is understood the President will only ap-
point on the recommendation Of the head Of ths
Department Of Justice.
, 1872-11-12
THE COUNTY BOARD.

Sympathy for the Boston SufereFs-Proposi-
tion to Donnte q $4,000 Cook County
Bond.
4 regular meeting Of the Board Of County
President White in the chair. There we're pres
ent Commissioners Ashton, Crawford, Harris,
Herting, JONES' Pahlman, Skolly, and stearna.
By unanimous consent, Commissioner Ashton
submitted the following, which WAS unanimously
adopted:
Resolred That, Us Representatives OF ths people Of
Cook County, the Board Of Commissioners Of Cook
County On behalf Of the whole people, tender to Bos
ton their heartfelt sympathy u sh3s ths hour Of hsr E
the way Of material aid, gratefully remembering her
great generosity and prompt response IN our hour OF
need.
On motion, the clerk YVES directed to transmit
the resolution by telegraph to the Mayor OF
Commissioners Ashton moved tho appointment
Of q committee Of five, of which the President
Of the Board shall be Chairman, to take into
Of money to the relief Of sufferers in Boston,
and, il it shnll be decided that q sum shall be
raised, then to devise means for raising tho
sane an.
annointed. to consist Of Commissioners Ashton,
Lonergan, Stearns, Pahlrnan and Skely.
Communications we're received from the Phy-
eician and Warden, denying the charges, recent
ly published, that poor food is furnished to the
inmates Of the County Poor House and Insane
Asylum, and bearing testimony that all articles
Of food furnished sre fully up to the quality re-
qui1ed by the contracts.
Various bills we're submitted and referred to
appropriate committees.
The Committee on Public Buildings reported
recommending the payment OF sundry bills,
which were ordered paid.
The Committee on Equalization OF Taxes re-
han Ia worn
, 1872-11-12

at petitioners costs, unless objections ara fled by
Monday morning next. 2,14s-U9son EIhographic
rant. 1.oseIGermania Insurance Company; denur-
rer to Maas petition overruled and assignee given
ten days to answer said petition.
NEW nASKRUPTs.
The Union Lithcgraphic Company; On the petition \
Of the Cleveland Paper Company; on claims oi unpaid
notes, and chattel mortgage to " =. 411aneec 1o1
$1,000.
NEW SUITS .
Thomas Buckley, assignee IN bankruptcy 7R @ Of the
s,1mpsit, $4,000; W1n. a. Holden, attorneySame '.
Wm Hosbein assumpsit, s. o3o.-same v ID aeane5 od
assumpsis, 5,00o.-Sa1ne =. Michael Kelley, ouo--
Same =. b. Mccarthy; assnmpsit, s., 4,ooo.-same =.
Henry Knower; assu1npsit, $, 900.
, 1872-11-12

ATr. Co111zn-Your Committee appointed to
represent you in Boston may have immediate
need to draw On this fund, and these contrlbu-
tons are looked upon as cash subscriptions.
I feel personally proud Of Chicago. We have
done our dnty this morning il some IN! measule,
blessed us in the past, God lives to prosper US
more abnndnntly il the future. [Cheors.]
AlR. CHARLES RANDoLPH-H any gentleman
has not subscribed from modesty, or any other
reason, shall be glad to secure his subscription
and add it to the list either with or without his
name. if he will leave it in the Office Of this
Board.
The meeting then adjourned.
, 1872-11-12

Next Saturday, the natives OF Switzerland re-
siding in Chicago, and some of whom are among
our leading citizens, intend celebrating their In
dependence Day, the anniversary Of the founda-
ton Of the Helyetic Federation. In order to do
it in q fitting manner, they have selected the
large Turner Hall On West Twelfth street, as the
the competent hands Of the Gruti Verein, as
sisted by the Swiss Maennerchor. Beside the
festival banquet with it's toastB and speeches,
there will be other features Of the celebration
which will not be without interest for others
than Swiss, such as the music and singing, and
the theatrical representation of the g Oath in
Grutli," given by a number Of Swiss residents OF
the city. The price Of admission to the gallery
is but fifty cents.
, 1872-11-12
THE SUPERIOR COURT.

.. 1A"-tJstaae GaTgl. -, =. 5o-
3,342-0rnEton ?. Lee appeal dfEnl6sed as de-
ance, &c. e,114 -schimpfermaun y. Bradley; de-
and leave to reply to The last. Tibbas '. Libby
demurrer to sustained and leave to plaintiff to
Pspers changing qs aamss sa s5Key y
Cross Race plaintiffs attorney wihdraws appear
ance. 755 a-Hardy trustee, =. Onnger; dismissed at
pia5ntias costs, With rstuo ha9sndo }oF want, es
defendant 1,asl-oHsrav y Mortimer lea7e to plain
par to 2 hBs ID
Insurance c.; Judgment g 600: ;Wood
n E;ss4 7s a1 g ea
amend petition -Neyner arotte; dismissed
at plaint1s costs BY stipu:tion 27ssdosa Per
Foyer S r. same same ord order: % 2,s4 Wilson " Etns
tqia % 1so1@Nhtahouse @ i :. HOW Howard; jury tia and and
'ucs Gsli IS 5, 8 8, %, 1Sto 50, inclusive.
GHASCERT-(Ju3ge GarN]
077-Kurian u. Kurian: decree Of divorce. S98-
Jones MI whom It may concern; service by publica-
ton, default aud aseEe: 89eHatchi9son Jones ct
concern ETC. appearance OF other defendants waived
service Of process and default s1-sample = JET
pole; pole; publication and default. 54o-Iightoarn
v Stevens ct al; by stipulation declaration OF Sin
clairT T. Thompson ded and leaye to answer III ten
days. g. N. Il, ,217-power r. Power; decree Of di-
yorce, 8554-Mary 4 Y. James Church; reference to
Scott 91o-Stevens y Stevens ct al; decree appoint
ing Commissioners 729-9i1ick ct n. =. Hubbard ct
al: leave to strike ont Of bill where they the
words, IN ". x of," and answer.
I,218-Iorenz Kurzka y Qu1r1n Regency and Peter
schInd assumpsit, s., 900 Rnnyan, Avery Loomis
Comstock attorneys Il L1Veaey Marga-
ret his wife, adultery alleged with Edgar Rouse at
No. 28l Orchard street. H,22o-Ferdinard s. henney
r. Michael Gernhardt and Henry Greenebaum bill to
restrain Gernhardt from collecting any OF the debts Of
tho late firm Of Gernhardt Kenny, and Greanebau
from paying any moneys due to said firm. Il, ,221
-Rohann s. Dunn bill to compel conveyance OF Lot
T. in g. R. Clark's subdivsion OF Lot in Block 63,
ter except Blocks 81 and So Of Section H. Township 49,
| North Range IA 6nowhook Gray, attorneys. The
grantor having deceased petitioner prays warrantee
deed per egTeeEnant annexed to bill. 4, l,222-Amahe
Rickert '. Paul Rickert: divorce Petitioner alleges
that she has been compelled to leave her husband in
CONSEQUENCE Of his cruelty, and to hire
as servant girl She prays also an injunc.
ton on the property Of the defendant, ten
acres, ten miles distant, southwest the city, the
exact location Of which she does not give 4, ,223
Henry ". Miller Y. Vim. Patrick aasumpsit s., 500
and Gunter Borner Y. Matthew Marx; assumpsit
| s., 600; Vim. s. Cadman, attorney. 4l,2A-Richard
| McDonough Y. John II. Dunham, David E. Bradley, A
R. Briggs, and Lewis Bartels trespass, s, 500 Hill
KINNEY, attorneys. Il A,o26-DaEd Thomson '. Rober
]. Hamilton assurnpsit 81 600 William q. Ssson
attorney. Al H,227-Mary G. Y. Gui1ford G. Judd di
yorce cruelty alleged. Al ,oo8Annie u. " A. ]. Rag
gait; divorce; cruelty and "sprees" alleged. 22o
| Hi1cher '. Geiger appeal.
, 1872-11-12
OUR EQUINE PATIENTS.
Favorable Reports from Both
Public and Private Stables.
The Omnibus Companies Resuming
Operations on the Avenues.

Ihe ep1zootlc l6Eap1dly aDatlng, and our streets
again begin to assume their normal condition.
More vehicles we're observed in the streets yes-
terday. than ut any time since the outbreak of
the disease, though many Of the horses used
still showed signs of weakness and disease, from
which they had scarcely recovered Many horses
still dying, and the greatest caution and caro-
is necessary to prevent relapse, in which case
the horse is sure to die. Twenty-seVen dead
horses were received by the Union Rendering
Company, at tho Stock Yards, on Sun
day, and thirty-one on Saturday last.
This makes total OF one hundred
and forty-two horHes received at that place since
Wednesday last, but many horses have Indoubt-
edly died that have been buried without being
reported to the proper authorities.
Most Of the omnibus lines have again resumed
operations, and ere well patroniZed. There are
generally three horses driven to each bus, and
they are very gently used, no horse being al
lowed to make more than one trip day Mr.
proving since he commenced driving them.
The Peoples Omnibus and Baggage Com
pany, better known as the 2. I. p" line, will
fully resume operations to-day. Their horses,
all but two, are doing well, and arc perfectly
able to perform light work.
The horses at the City Railway Company s
stables are also rapidly improving, and the COM
pany intends to start a part Of their cars to-
moIow provided the weather remains as fEe aB
at present. Some Of their horses we're out yes
terday taking empty cars to Cottage Grove.
Tho West Side Railway Company also report
their horses much improved, and if the weather
remains favorable. they will begin operations at
tha end NJ th;s wea1, a cnneunoInat,nn which 1,as
hao,s ~ dorn+I ~ ~ ahad fn ~ ~ Foatoora
nesn tu,ou at aeo;a of ~ tha tuS c;tv w. ~
lnnapltanls u tnas see1o1 T. VI 1no G11y 1or sne
last two weeks. West Slders will hereafter
know how to appreciate street cars, and will
overlook many Of the shortcomings Of the Bail
way Company.
l. 10 9r;Ta+a a+ab1aa +ha toraoa ara a1ao ra.
As ~ e;7, a,,J -; .,1 ao1
por.eGn = 70 Us caao I'll Tpa ai III oae aes bar
streets thronged and crowded with vehicles OF
all kinds, and policemen will again DO necessary
street crossincs. ~ '@@
o'1Sss 49, ~ aasS};.t AVA too-a that r,,,1a a,,e
MANY coapla1uls ~, a1o neai4 .uat peopM1T 40
oVerioad1ne ana tlltfeaeng tner oxen Iness
people should bear in mind that oxen are unused
to the hard pavementB Of our streets, nor can
they draw sf,ch heavy loads as horses besides,
+1a pol,a ;s +orf11ra IN itself and un]eas proper-
~ r-e a3;usta5 - tha nec1k and ahonIders of the
~ sho neen 0Aa 1ra,a1+ tLa,, fro1n
animal, WILL choKe anu preSeut enela ~ ~ iton1 -
, 1872-11-12
THE CIRCUIT COURT.

draw transcript and proeedendo. -Girard Tube
nishee German National Blink answer for s137.14
and Judgment against E. G.. Eastman L Co., gar
nshees, on answ er for ss.15. 4sl-Han '. Yates
trial not concluded. .-.
can aas to 249, inclusive, except as and 24s.
The City Of Chicago '. Louis Bartes petition Of
defendant writ OF ce1ora ordered to issue to JUS
ice Kaufman. 1,a4o-Johnson '. Davidson; rule on
defendant to show why appeal bond should
not be given on S days. notice. 6ss-Moran v Loitz;
submitted to Court; jury waived; Court finds IL for
plaintiff $50; defendant moves for new trial 888-
Beseler y. stephani; fles returned.
Call $50 to $50.
2,o22-Kale ct al '. Foreman ct a. Dismissed st
plaintiffs costs for want Of &. n. 4,762-Ames
ct al Adler motion to quaah eaptqs granted dis
Hsfed ct nI. dismissed by plaintiff attorney. S03-
SWEET Follanbsee ct al jury sworn. and jury to
seal verdict.
cHAscER7-[Judge Til1ians].
615-Tailv 1glehart ct al time to file replication
or exception to answer at option Of complainant eI-
u Gibbs Il a. dismissed for want Of compliance
etc., at complainant's costs.
o,o gs 5y4ded ssFasa Eass'e1; 1jtecng foreclosure
and confirming Masters report.
NEW SUITS.
4.627-HAstau e, Peck =. Martin E. Andraa b1u 1of
| speciac performance as to the conveyance Of the
southwest corner Of State and Tweny~hfth streets,
and to enjoin the collection Of rents transfer of prop
48o8-City =. Lewis Bartels petition for ceriorar
4s3s-FSnae et d. Murphy; appeal al 3sSo
! Loomis l. Co. v. Hassender; appeal 4,s32-
Wun. Joyce i VIE. David !; confession by
judgment action pronnissory note Of $451 aas
Charles j. Davis, and Lyman G. Mason Walter $. and
torney. 4,a54-P " Palmer '. Daniel Pounce; elect
1nent, $4,000; Hy. P. Noyes, attorney; premises
situate Lot "a. Block A. in Eston's Addition to Chi
ca9o. 483-Ames Sherman l. Co. Y. David Adler /;
eapias. for debt of s352: 1896 VIM. u. Butler
Martha A. H. Waters petition to set aside gift deed
Of property conveyed by plaintiffs wife to defen-
dant, such properly being conveyed to plan, 11s
the children, to secure the Of act Of sepa1-
ton to last only long as e wife should remain un
married, and neither child have REACHED che full ags e
Taylor y John q. Gallagher, John J. sayre, Wm. E
sayre, E. H. Gary, J. D; Wallace, J. o'Bren, = 3.
Atlcy J. Forsyth, and c. Van Schaack ct all petition
for portion Of the undivided half Of R1ocks 8, and
In George VI Clarks Subdivision Of the west half Of
the southwest quarter Of Section as 5o Iowqship 49,
'. Redd appeal 4,s9s-Elias Rachel Athens di-
vorce; deserdon alleged. 4s4o-Moore '. Flanagan !;
case $1,000; Storrs 4 Van Arnan, attorneys. 484-
Cornelia NJ =. Cyrus II. Hawkey assumpsit SO GOO !;
Thomas II. Thompson, attorney. 4,84@Edhn Y.
Schmidt: appeal.
, 1872-11-12
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD LANDS,

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. !, 1872.
10 the Editor Of The Chicago 7ri6une:
The sales Of the Land Department Of the
Union Pacific Railroad Company, for the month
of October, 1872, we're 20,657 acres, amounting
to 992,s79, at an average Of $3.50 per acre.
The total sales from July %, 1863, to the
present date, are 649,o51 acres, amounting to
So, Isl, 1903, at an average Of 94.25 per acre.
There were 140 purchasers in October, 1871; !;
average toeach, 148 acres.
%. f. DAVIS, Land Commissioner.
, 1872-11-12
THE COUNTY COURT.
F,T+tdde Wn|T1rp1

James Keara1ey; venue for jury at 10 q. %. to-
day to try alleged fnsanity.-Jacob Bishrer Maria
Metz appears and presents will, and citation
I. dfscharged.-Lorenzo Eldndse: petition
for recitation =. administrators dismissed
Edward II. Aiken; proof Of heirship, Anal reports
and accounts fled estate settled and executors dis
charged-James Kelly jury to Try alleged insanity at
10 a. M to-day.-Dzvid Wilkins; order allowing the
and appraisement approved. Carl Drale; viii proven
letters Parliamentary to widow; bond Of $500 ap-
proyed,-William Young Edwards; order allowing
schedule to be amended.
, 1872-11-12

LAW-TJMd0e BlodJeft1. ----
596-Stine ct al '. Aemanna Insurance Company;
leave to withdraw plea Of general and file special
pleas instanter. 523-CoGield Continental lnsur-
ance Company; parties by attorneys, and jury come
again and find issue for defendant. $50, 534, $751; 64o
641 So $685. 500, continued. 535kibbe =. Rowclitfe;
Judgment for plaintiff. 636-Kibbe '. Wear; sane.
553-Uutried,
, 1872-11-12

our aetion-the Relief Society have instructed
me to send this despatch to Boston:
Hos. WILLIAM GRAY, CuA1Rs1AN-We thank God
that yen need il, the Relief Society can send your
tue prompt and generous way in which you came 10
our help year ngo, wish were ten times as much
Mag heaven sustain your noble people: DE- [Ghser7 Oh
Chnirman Executive Committee.
And We have appointed committee, consist
ing Of Laird Collier, DR.. johnson, Mr.. Fair
banks, and c. G. Hammond to so to Boston, as
they came to us, to manifest ourselves by
visible presence and an active personal sym
pathy.
Now, gentlemen, aside from the Relief So
ciety, let the people Of Chicago see that this
dark page in the history of Boston be not TN
ished until VIC write upon it in letters OF I'M
perishable lustre some adequate return for the
tender kindness we experienced from them II
the darkest hour We shall ever know. [Cheers.]
THE GENEROUS AMERICAN.
Mr. CoLL1ER-I am authorized to re2d the fol-
lowing:
Hon. J. .hsdin, Mayor Of Chicago: 49,,
DEAR SIR: The American Express Company vii
carry free Of charge donations of goods and money for
tie relief Of the Boston sufferers Very respectfully,
CHARLES FARGO.
Applause followed the reading of the letter.
TIE SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Tho V1CE PREs1DENT-1f it is the pleasure OF
the meeting, We will now begin the taking OF
subscriptions for the relief Of Boston.
A Vo1cE-1 will give S..
The VICE PREs1DEHr-Your name?
The Vo1cE-M. Kennedy, peanut ped1er.
Mr. Kennedy came forward and handed 80
bill to the Secretary amid deafening cheers.
The VrCE PREsIDESr-I do not know how you
do in such meeting as this. In our church
meetings we begin with the biggest first.
The following subscriptions we're then re-
\
, 1872-11-12

The Register stated that dividend Of 2 per
cent would be paid. The announcement was re-
ceived with laughter BY tho creditors. The
amount would be paid in about ten days at No.
291 West Madison street. The attorney OF the
company said they expected to recover from the
stockholders sufficient to make q total dividend
OF from Is to 20 per cent. The assignee IN
formed the creditors that he would do all in his
power to collect the money due the company, so
rs to make tic final dividend as large possible.
The Register declared the meeting adjourned.
, 1872-11-12

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G. H. Mccormick.
William Blair l. Co.
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, 1872-11-12
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY.
Mass Meeting of It's Creditors at
Register Hibbard's Office.
Financial Statement...A Dividend Of Two Per
Cent viii be- Paid On Chicago Losses.

mass meeting Of creditors of the Home In
surance Company WAS held yesterday afternoon
in the United States District Courtroom. The
expectation that a dividend would be declared
drew large attendance. Register Hubbard pre-
sided The report of Mr. Bradley, the assignee,
showed the following
, 1872-11-12
THE LIMITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

[JttdJt DlodgetEI
7n-Lamb Y. Hartley; defendant defaolted, and
iudrment on note S36 743-SaIne =. Martin DeVties;
same order. -..........
BANKRUPTCY.