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, 1873-12-22
OUR PRESENT MUNICIPAL CONDITION.

Tho affairs Of tho City Of Chicago arc Just
now in condition which appeals strongly to
tho patriotism rs we'll as tho pccuniary standing
Of every citizen, Tho city is pressed for money.
On tho 1st Of January every dollar in tho Treas
ury will bo needed to pay interest. lowing tho
city three months III arrear in its curront OK
ponsoa and with floating debt reaching mill
ion Of dollara. Tho city has no money and eau
issue no bonds. It can only depend Oh tho tux
levy Of 1873, tue rato Of which has not yet boon
fixed by tue Common Council, or upon tempo
rasy loans In anticipation Of It. These taxes
eau 10 made payable within thirty days. but
their compulsory collection cannot tahe place
for nix months to como. The city holds Homo
half million Of dollars in certificates Of Tux eaos,
which, after tomorrow, will boar interest at tho
rate Of 25 rcr cent. ANY person, desiring to
oxtricate the city from its prosopt embarrass-
ment. can find no moro direct AMI immediato
means Of doing so than paying oyor the money
to tho Comptroller, md taking some Of tleae
certificates, secured by lien Oh real eatate, aud
bonrlng 25 per cent interest. Another meanB Of
alrordpg relief to the city is by the prompt pny-
mont Of taxos. measure which We think would
DO largoly adopted If the Common Council would
fix therato OF tho loyy, aud allow The Collector to
compute the tax. Atpresont, tho moat willing tax-
payer is cut oil from opportunity to pay, and
this, too while the city Is suffering in every
department for want Of money to pay current
expenses.
10 add to the porploxitios aud dihioultios of
tho altnnlion, tho health Of Comptroller Hayes
has boon auch as to render 1t impossible for him
personally to takc Charge of his Office aud 1t Ia
doubtful whether l.o will ba ablo to glyo It that
unromitting personal attention that tho omer-
genoy lomanls. It ia oven probable that his
resignation may ho aent III at any timo. With
Mr. Hayes ~ Comptroller, Mayor Colyius inox-
porienco might bo overcome to q great extent;
but without a flras-olaas Comptroller, tho Mayor
u completely ct sss- Il Nr, usyss health ID 20
, 1873-12-22
MORE BOGUS RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTIONS

MORE BOGUS RAILROAD SUBSCRIPTIONS.
The Legal Neios publishos tho opinion Of tho
Supreme Court Of Illinois. delivered last winter
III tho case Of the Chicago 4, Rock River Rail-
roal Company against tho officers of tho Town
Of Montmoroncy, III Whltosido County. It an
pears that, upon the petition Of oloyeu taxpay-
ors, nh election vas hold In tho town on tho
question Of voting $4,000 In town bonds in aid
OF said railroad. Tho election WAS hold Aug. %,
1869, and II votes woro given for and 81 against
tho subscription. THIS WINS u majority OF tho
legal voters voting at tho election. A special
town meeting was held In May, 1870, to reconsid-
or thiH subscription, and tho vote was 60 for aud
j against reconsideration. Tho town officers
therefore refused to Issue tho bonds, a1.d suit
WIS brought for maudamua to compel them to
mus, but the Supreme Court reversed the de-
croo.
AZ tho circumstances OF this caHo robatly
cover most of the other subscriptions 10 that
railroad, and perhaps tue subscriptions to many
other roads iu the State, brief atatomont OF tho
grounds upon which tho Court declared tho
whole proceeding void may bo OF Importance.
Under tho charter OF the Company, townB wore
authorized to subscribe to the stock Of tue Com
pany aB whole, Tie road was to ru, from
Rock liver to C,cago. Tile Town OF Montmo-
reuoy WAS authorized to subscribe for asoclr In tho
whole road, and apt In q part Of 1t. Undor tho
by-laws Of tho Company, the road was cut up
Into ly{alona, ana tn notIoQ Of tic alaqkiop IL.
, 1873-12-22

The appointment Of Prof. Agassizs son Us his
successor to tho Presidency Of the Anderson
School of NATURAL History On Penikeso 1slnnd is
are interested in tho succeHs Of the project. Tho
name Of Agassiz will continue to DO associated
with the institution which the Into Prof. Agassiz
organized, and A1r. Alexander Agassiz's fitness
for the position has already boeu demonstrated.
, 1873-12-22


The Legislature. except eighteen Senators
holding over, was elected in September after a
canvass OF Senatorial and National Issues, in
which Gov. Booth appeared as tie champion Of
Now Party. Whom 1t assembled, tho member
ship Of tho Legislature was assumed (by old
party managera) to consist Of forty-one Indo-
pendonts, forty-two Democrats, and tlirty-aoven
Republicans. No account WAS to DO taken Or
allowed for tho fact Tint In many dietricts tho
independent movement lad openly captured
one or tho other OF tho old party organizations.
md the managers Of both tho old parties rallied
ut Sacramento, each to onthrono King Caucus as
usual, and to mako common cause against q
common danger. Tint nothing might 90 lack
ing as u bnsis Of trade, Alr. CasBorly threw in
the remainder Of his Senatorial term and came
in person to help boat Booth. On tho ono side
WIS the combined party power and tho con-
solidatea money power; on the other. side,
Booth and tho Independent movement.
In the organization Of the Legislature. Booths
supporters were successful BY 69 votes to 81.
Subsequently, two Of tho Independents appear
to have yielded either to blandiehment or tho
laah. Some others waverod for timo. but they
did not yield. While hope remained that Booth
might be beaten, tho Capital swar1ned with aH-
pirants open to trado; but hope had fed q
week ago, when 1t was definitely proved that not
enough members could DO brought Into tho
caucuses OF both tho old parties to mako a trade
ouF &t.a kali
the remnants Of the two parties" foil off into
sullenness, awaiting tho inevitable rosult. There
now remains to DO elected Senator for
tho unexpired term Of Alr. CaBsorly, end
ing in 1876. whoo Booths term begins.
That fragment Of q term was, as wo have said,
paEt Of tho capital stock against Booth ut all
events. its market value does not appear to have
contributed 10 Booths election. The 1ndopend-
ents having now the insured powor to confer 1t
"a they will, and having promised it to no Que
(so far as known), may very properly decide to
havo Gov. Booth enter ut once upon the national
career to which le ia deatined. The Legislative
session will not exceed six weeks, aud Gov.
Booth. after he has approved such wholesome
measures al will 10 passed for tho restraint OF
tho Central Pacitio Rai1road power In California,
may tako hts seat in tho United States Senate at
once, with every promise Of great usefulness to
his State and to tho country. The dispatches
this morning indicate, however, that Judge
Hager, Of San Francisco, will be elected for the
short term. Fortunately, Judge Hagor is also
m Anti-A1onopoly man. and the moral effect Of
Booths election will be. strengthened by tho
chQica.
, 1873-12-22

A very large mating WINS hold yesterday ut
tho West Side Turner Hall, to consider
tho condition Of the worlingmon. The
meeting waB orderly, aud was addressed
by various speakers in tho English, French,
German, Scandinavian, and Polish languages.
Tho sentimonta wore to some extont very
radical. Tho general ground taken was, tint it
WAS the duty Of tho Government to find work
for tho unemployed lnborers, and among the
resolutions was ono to march in procession to-
night to tho Council Chamber, and present Pc
titfon demanding employment from the city.
This litter proceeding, aB well as the demand
itself, is, to eay tho least. Of questionable
proprlety. Tho presentation Of memorials
by largo bodies Of men ia not the cus-
tomasy mode Of doing public business. This
memorial can bo presented by committee just
rs we'll in tile absence Of largc procession of
men as III thoir presence. Tho petition gains
no force, nor can it claim greater Importance,
because there is o body Of several hundreds or
thousands Of men outside the door Of tho Couu-
Gil Chamber. Whllo tho petition will, Of course,
bo respectfully received. 1t must be remembered
that the City Government is just now with gront
difficulty deyising means to pay for labor already
performed. It has not dollar at its command
With which to hire anybody to perform ahy kind
of work. Nevertheless, the holding Of the Tur-
nor Hall meeting vii! undoubtedly lead to good
results in turning public attention to tue dis
trcsHOd condition of TIM 1lnntnn1oycd c1nssoa
and eulisting active efforts III their bohalf.
, 1873-12-22

The Chicago produce murkets wero generally
easol Oh Saturday, with 1cHs business transacted
than tho average. Mesa pork WAS moderately
fctlye, and easier, closIng at 9lS.o0@1400 cash.
tnl s14,G0 soller February. Lard WAS dull aud
lie par 100 lbs lower. closing at 9s.2o@s. cash,
un0 sh.e0 Keller lvL. u.vy. Meats Hera Less
, 1873-12-22

It is now believed in semi i-ofilcal circles in
Washington TINT tho President will withdraw tho
the Chicf-Justico's place. As a legal gentleman
in New York said O fow days ago, there nay bo
groator danger in Gen. Grants taocond CHOICE"
when Ills j" first choice II has turned out 30 badly
, 1873-12-22
OH Gbrs1un Geibuo1e.
Monday Morning, December az, 1873.

Tho beneficial effect Of tie now Constitution
of Pennsylvania is already becoming apparent
in Philadelphia. A ballot-box stufror llaR been
arrested for tho o1fenBo committed during tho
vote on the adoption of tho new Constitution. II
the Constitution had been rejected, it liz not
likely that tho arrest would have been nude.
, 1873-12-22

Tho Chicago Times says thoro ia rumor
aaoat that The TRIBUNE had 10000 of the city
money, and wanta to know II It III true. Il is
not trio. Tho Times heard this rumor In tho
aamo way 1t hoard tint Mr.. Gago had nod tho
city, and that all tha harllsa Ind suspended,
, 1873-12-22

"A Ycty important movement haH boon sot on
foot in Springfield with regard to prison reform
IN this stato, by the issue OF au address to the
public, signed by various officials connected
with tho ponitentiary, reform School, aud tho
yarions public cl'aritics, asking for general CO.
operation in establishing this roforn. Tho
evils specially complained Of III the aldross are
tho imposition OF inadequate or Of excessive
sentences; tho inenlcleucy, expense, and evil
influence Of confinement in idleness, without
seclusion. III the county jails; thowant Of proper
classification Of prisoners; the improper aud
unjust confinement Of witnesses; tho laok Of
safeguards accompanying the pardoning
pomer, tue universal and iQdlsosimiuats
, 1873-12-22
GOV, BOOTHS TRIUMPH.

Newton Dootl. tile preaont Governor Of Cali
fornia. waH oil Saturday elected to the full torn
in tho United statos Senate, beginning March 1,
1875. Tho course Of the ballots Ia shown as fol-
, 1873-12-22

MYERS OPERA-nOI1SE. Monroe strcot, .hotweon
Dearborn and Snto. Arlington, Cotton, and kcfnbe's
tics,
, 1873-12-22

nrV1oKER's THEATRE Madison. stroot, betwaon
Dearborn Anl Sthto: EnEagonent nf i0tta. Zip,
Or Point Iynde Light" Afternoon aud ovonlng.
, 1873-12-22

ACADEMY or Alus1t}-lInlsed street, botwcen Mad
" Our American uonaln."
, 1873-12-22

GLOBE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES stroet. botvaen Mad.
faon And Washington. Engagement Of Dirot Wnnlbold,
aud Backus San Francisco hflus,rcls.
, 1873-12-22

THIRD UNITARIAN CHURCH, Corner Monroe ant
IAin Btfnrts, I.octrc BY tito &ov. Miner j. SayaGc
8ubjoot: " Laughter III Earnest"
, 1873-12-22

HALSTED STREET, OPERA-HOUsE Cornor Hal
atcd md Harrison stroots. htacEror's "No~ libor'
, 1873-12-22

seriously impaired tint ho canuotact, tho Mayor
must lind another person for tho Office whoso
nan,o will inspire confidence. Without TINT,
everything is lost.
The disagreement tetweon tho Mayor and llia
party friends In tho Council is most ,naoonly and
lisorcdtablo. Tho public dkigoncics dotnand
tho sinking Of all other considerations for the
public good. Indeed, tho mistake Of tho Mayor
waB in recognizing twenty-throo Aldormon, or
any other number less than tho whole, as, COM
posing tho Common Council, aud committing to
thom almost exclusively tho management OF tho
public business. As whole, his Finance Com
mitteo Ia at thla timo do.rimont to tho public
credit instead Of bofng valuable aid. II ovor
there was nm occasion when public danger and
public nocossitios demanded union aud harmony
in tho City Government, now is tho timo. 1nsomo
respects, tho situation Is worse tlan 1t was after
havo been snubbed, or consider them
sciyos to llayo boon snubbed, havo
also higher duty to perform than to "got
oven" with their adverearioB. To DO quibbling
aud quarreling at this timo over questions Of
precedence md etiquette, or tho caims Of oillco-
seekers, is disgusting in tho extreme.
Should Alr. Hayes health not permit him to
assumo tho nctiyo duties of tho Office, wo trust
tho Mayor will drop all party prejudtcos, and
seok at once aomo ctizen Of woll-ltnown ability
and integrity and appoint him Comptroller, md
lot him apply himaclf at onco to tho effort to
disontanglo tho city finances from thoir present
terrible confusion. Such all oflcor cannot im-
mediatcly restore tho monoylost from tho Treas
ury, but Ills appointment will establish tint con-
fdonce in tho City Government which il just
now aH much needed as tho money itself. A
month has noar1y passed. away since tic new
Government was inauguratod. Dolby is fatal
to tho credit Of hascity Prompt, Intelligent
action iH needed. and to this tho Mayor and
Council must address, themselves at once.
, 1873-12-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DIR. KAfIN'S MUSEUM OF ANAT0MY-Clsrk
strect. between Madison and Monroe.
, 1873-12-22

MOTHERS MAY DEPEND UPON IT. TRYING
and critical tndcpu IL tho te3tInR peod but rcof Ia AZ
foriod by tho sinoly Of Airs. WinslowB Soothing
, 1873-06-07

iarton Winning Ty niont troo lengths in 22o foi
iowod by Onmora. Aftor tho lrat hent tho batting
@ @sp9sa f. sst II .eesa. Ct ss e nn.o @ & if IL Ess syG r
ssa rset'y sss Sroso, ss a' y onFhs IL tic
Ses se & fs osr sfo @ t. e sS s ss
but again broke 0anors also acted worry badly 1faco
tho race n 3a2 as5oo % sSs9na o'9s third
DrrnoiT, Juno d.-Tho Flint Association annolncea
four tiays' faccs. commanding July ].
ay o
Of tho fourtoon which atarted yesterday md vo Of tho
aoyen sailed tho race today. Each yacht
tho hcoonoryacht 1dlor oroasing tho line at lih lB.
ION 8ss and az saurnns 1t S. ai% as5 4Ss
for tiaoa tita i,ras ~ schoaner @ os IL on sa' tn5 aa9
.llowanco Tho aloopyacht qraco aartea Of II hours
2S q a1aas minutes seconds and returned at houra
eioop On timo allowance. Tho sloop Vision ssarto Ut
II hot'ra 20 nutca 60 seconds, and arrivod at hotra
a,dn nnao q seconds, winning tio cup for tho rst
nnrrows to Sandy Hook light ship and return, aud
tho yachts started with spanking breozo from tho
southwest which hauled dead ahead from tho aout,-
attor turning which they iaid ticlr course 70
nc lgntahip close hauled md started tho ntrocl
back to the Southwest Spit. whence hoy stood swing
and wng" for tho Narrows tho broezo gradually fall
Ing, ~ uss MS thoy made tbo line and tic 1dlor ap-
proachaa tho NnrrowB, equall camo up from tic
north, right In their teot and they both had to tack
before passing tho stake-boat. Tho Palnor dounod
her bonn onds but Fortunately rghted agsin an Ill
full regatta ever sailed hero.
.,: DALr1Monr Juno o.-Baso Bal1-Boetons, II; Da1-
, 1873-06-07

Rovlosv of tho Money, Gold, Stock,
80ud, md Produce mArkots.
NEW YoRH, Juno 0.-Monoy continues easy ut 7 to
per cent for coil loans The 1ao afternoon business
on tho street chiefly nt to per cent. Lenders
havo difficulty In employing their funds. Tho dig
count market Ia also easy md quoted ut OK to per
cent for prime. There ia but littlo mercantile paper
making.
The rumor In regard to the increase at 000,0 900
sterling in tho circulation Of tho Ban Of England is
not gcuoral1y credited.
STOCKS.
Tho stock market opened 1r1n but Pacific Mall soon
became weak, and bud tendency to dopreas tho
rest of tho market. Business during the enrly
part of tho day, however, exceedingly small, ana
tn fact less important than at my previous mo thls
seaaon In tho afternoon tho depression became moro
Marked nnd general decline In pricca, with
and ohio i Mssiaa!pps. Which DECLINED about 2 per
cent. At tho close lscitc nfai waa down to tho lowest
Ron ot tho ay nt oh9a recovered point As M
only quotation for lsock Island waa lid nt 19o3 In
thu afternoon sales wore made low as 1905, but n
tvo ateainosa IN unlon fnclac aud Lake Shore Is nj
tribucd to purchaacs by parties controlling tho two
r,l,nor Of now issue Of stock which WAS nftcrward
denied mud reported to be an iasio 70 buy steel rails
report Of tho Executive Committee tn regard to tho
condition Of tho Company. The report will not be
given to the prcss until Tomorrow Or Monday, but
port published few daya asstcc tbs Company bus patd
for tho Webb Steamers Moses Tuylor, Noraska aud
Dakota, aud consequently bus less eaah on hand.
was fr!uer At IN advance.
Foreign exchange was steady with fair business
for to-morrows packet.
noNDs.
0oycrnmouta firm and active at full prices, but
the offerings continue small.
Flour closed more nct!vo and atcaer for low grades.
, 1873-06-07

Arrested for Fraud on tho City Trene.
nry--ln Observation-Disclosures Tr&n1
poatponol--Spcedy and Unexpected
XuntshMcnt-.Prccau Agatnst
Observation-Disclosures Local Noxvss
NEW YoaE, June G.-John Moe, e1-auporintendont
OF tho Croto1l Aqucduct Department. aud John Nco,
tho former tno-aeeper, we're arrested yesterday on
the Charge of fraud upon tho City Treasury to the
topt OF 800 000 Robert Rco who is said to 10 part
nor TO tho fraud, has not yet been arrested.
The Supreme Court officials Of New Jersey gavo an
expression to their yows yesterday, tho character
ami services Of tho late Chief Juaco CAasc aud their
regret at his sudden demise. .'
the trial Of Simmons for tho murder Of Nicholas
Duryea has been postponed for ten dAys in con-
sequence Of tho sokncsa OF John drahhm counsel for
the dufonae.
Three Hs,-podders wrecked = uquor-storo In Mill
burn L. l.. last Saturday. stealing double barreled
gun from tho premises. On leaving, ono named Limo
mon anaahcd tho lock Of tho gun against tree when
both barrels exploded tearing out hia bowels. lie diod
in q few moments. ...
Precautionary measures against the anticipated ad-
yon Of cholera being taken by the Sanitary Bu-
roAu.
II IL stated that the officers OF tho pnciho Mail Conf
pany heve made statement Of tho condition Of the
Company, but decline to gyo 1t to tho public Until to-
morrow or Monday,
, 1873-06-07
FOREIGN.
Authenticity Of Eugenie's Ap.
peal to the French
Denied.
Capture Of Irlln, Spain, by tho Car.
list Insurgents,
Probability Of Another Maori War In
New Zealand.



MADRID, Juno 0.-Thc Constituent Cortcs fs engaged
IN verifying tho election Of i mcmbers Tho creden-
aala Of ado Deputies have 40 far been approved.
Tho Government hae resolved to leave tho aottlcent
OF tho forced paper currency question to tho now
mntssry, which will probably bo formed ~ soon o.
'ho oortca is IN working order.
bAfoHNFt juno 0.-Tho attack On 1run was made bY
tho ouro OF Santa Cruz Tho Carlists announce that
1t has boon successful and tho town ia now in their
hands. Tho Carliats shot twcnty-seyon Carbiuooru.
captured near Irun Great Indignation felt In Mad
tid at tho atrdcy, but the Car]ists claim that these
men first hoisted white flag. aud thon poured voey
Woro shot down without morcy.
MApn1n, June e.--Tho Gaceia publishes official dis
patches confirming tho reports Of outraRos aud atroc.
tics pefpotrated on tho praoners Of war y the Oarse
Tho Government will propose to tho Gortos that IL
choose Immediately now Cabinet, and tho Ministers
arc now discussing tho form Of election. In tho Cortea
to-day pepmy nlano novo that afor tho proclamation
o INC Federal Republic, the members Of tho Oortos
place thogelvos at tho head OF tho volunteers Of thcI
oWn respective provinces, and unto In QUO grand ei
List insurgents.
, 1873-06-07

ST. Louis, Juno GA strike BY frciYlt-train brate.
Isilroad Is now In progress, aud trains have heea.
Holnowhnt delayed for couple Of dnya. Tho Htriko
waa occas!onol by change natlo In tho oompany In
company hns pala It's hrakouen us per mouth. Now
lucy psopoyo 10 pay each ,ns, = for round trip,
iacrease tho night work. Honlo Of tt.o ha9o
copied tic now torus while olers hold out, but thcir
places will bo flle in day or two md no further do
{cntion to business will occur.
81, Lou1s, June 6.-Tho striking brakemsn on tho
At!anio Pacific Railroad h1ye lnado some rlotons
demonstrations at two tArco points tho road to-
luy, but 1,o one has boon hurt. Additional aquada Of
policemen Will lU sent out on the trains to protect
them tomorrow, nnl no aerolss disturbance antic-
nj
, 1873-06-07

.h...u.s..x, L., H.. e.. - <,p, -, ..,, =. 1,.
bfangers 20 t.o hthto q loiF, 70 tho City q ua
e1 ef e 10 a e INC, doofy
Illlnoa waa cu1'sl;lor,blo oi u State. Esofsooay
'o9HHh1 n ?" Hn npr,esd ae f, a, ,ot beoyo Chicago
Doiongea 70 lGis b''t to tho Rfoat tOr ,ro of dbo
ra"se.l ;IHelyWhoro tao h} hu"}y wrcsti Awhin waa
i a. ~ ulty. " .t ~ fnr rehnijd,1 which was
,ntS @ iii ifc fhnnknl Tho Clty Of Chi
satn fnr ihn Itt,neas mud hoNpitaty Shown to her
ia. 4of % tro nicfmrn,,ci reaver wh1u 4 million Hpl-
so,a ana T., In ni ahiug Tor o ason, took
t|oIr naccs on tho farms aud did nubo serycc Zap
ninm.ar
Inv j,aa1ey. Of Michigan, sot ous with tho statement
tNt In cnnil mol tunko Bpcoeh. nnl tle proceeded
n ,ievrr n 1,cnt md wiiv talk lIc loo, compll.
uenct, Chicago for her plnc AMI cntrrrrlao and pro-
lictod for lcr a1, un,ncas,,ral,lo faturo.
Gov Moves, Of Ohio. n1alo pleasant speech Of o
fcw minutes, full Of lind worIs for Ohicago.
Gov. Austin. Of minnesota, did kcwiHo in gooI act
4crmR A.l Gov Waehburn, Of WISCONSIN, was fcllcit~
Qua III tho aatno strain.
sonator Logan thanked the Governors for their st.
Of hlr, McCornlrk
Senator Oglesby was happy, ma he usually is In post
, 1873-06-07
wrNoxA, Ill, Juno o.-putnam county gives Judgo

WENoNA, ILL.,, juno o.-putnam County gives Judge
Lawre,co o. majority.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Juno s.-LaBale County {onclal1 gives
b64 majority for Lawronco for Supreme Court Judge.
Leants majority for Circuit Judge is 40.
'4ALEsDCnd, H., June 9-LaWrenco'a mn ntotity in
Knox County Is ieas than 400. Crag's mhjorities
IN othor counties aso: Dlroau, 100
Henry, 500 0runay, 325. Iawrencos najor1tfes n7s:
La8a1le, 66& Warren, COO Putnam, o. stark, 176.
Marshall aud Woolforl Counties still to 10 heAru
from, but Woodfor ia reported to hayo gven hbout loo
majority for Lawrence.
IAooN, ILL.,, Juno G.-Judgo Oraigs majority over
Judge Lawrence, In Marshall County, Is II. For CTR
cult Judge, Burma has majority Of 6la These hgurcs
official ~.
Granville. Putnam County, gives st majority for
, 1873-06-07

PARIS, June 0.-JTho Duke do Droglso, Minister Of
Foreign Affairs has addressed circular lcttor to tho
representatives of Franco abroad, declaring tho dor-
cnco betweon tho majority III the Assembly and Theirs
1cicnt guarantees aganBt revolution. Tho policy Of
the now doyernnens 10 continues, will DO moderate
ton will bo vigorously opposed, without attacking ox-
listing institutions.
Msximif1an Itre, tho ointment philoog!st, has been
received ~ 4 momber Of the Trench Academy,
, 1873-06-07
TODAY.

THE In0dnAMLtE FOR TODAY
consists In trip to South CAcAgo by steamboat and
1n for tho purpose Of tnaugurat!ug Calumet arbor.
Tho following Invitation, which has been issued to
those who arn invited, explains itself:
The undersigned respectfully invite you to attend
tho Inauguration ceremonies OF the opening Of Calumet
South Chicago uarhos, OH Saturday, june 7, 1878.
@. III, QAuT,
J. r. DoNpIELn,
". +. uNAY,
MICHAEL n0ALH,
Il. 3. TnoMpaUa,
hfny 80. 1878, Committee Of Arrangtluonta
Go1dricl steamers will leave their dock, foot Of
Michigan aycuue, Ut ! O'Clock p. ~ special train
upon the Lake Shore MtehsgHn bo4theEn 1ta1lroad
will leave Yun1Iuroli Rtreet dUpot at O'Clock y. in
Steamers aud train will loayo south Chicago at
o'clock j. nj. ...
GILMORE At HYDE PAHE.
Gilmore With lila bnnd have been oilgaged to Riyo
an outdoor concert ut ydo Park THIS afternoon Tho
MAR will occ.r bctwcc, tho houra Of aud O'CLOCK
nu viii ia fully ouun to the entertainment glTen by
thu Frtc;l lals lAat year., Tho bonoyerla and ave-
pCvu loIdng to tho HYDE Park Hotel where ths eon'