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, 1873-05-03
Serious 1Rnilrond Accident,

MoNrhEA1 May 2.-This morning. at $3.50
O'clock, a. tho Portland, Exnroha OIL Tho Grand
mile-post. noar soixanter, the threo last cars, a
Pullman md two others, left tho track by tl,o
spreading Of tho rails, broke tho coup
ling, aud rolled down an ombanknloilt
over thirty feot high. Thirty-two porsons,
moro Or less injured, were brought to
Montreal by tho forward part of tho train. Tie
others wore lott at st. HyacintIo and Dolnel.
Several wore frightfully hurt. Most OF the pas
seugers nero Americans. Tho following arc tho
nsnnea Of few OF tho injured George Thur
beF Of Uptoa, Quebec M tt seriously Injured inter
Rev. Dean Slack, Of Bedford, Quebec,
face bruised aud cut, several ribB broken !;
a, +. Parker. Of Worcester, Mass, aud William
, 1873-05-03

NEW YoRK, May 2.-Tho Tralners' and Driyers'
Association a has unanimously adopted rasoi,.-
tion requiring all the nomberH to abide by tho
in tho Association sllall drive Or ontor horao on
any track governed by tho rules Of tho National
Association. Among tho trainers md drivers
who voted woro MoMann, Mace, Doble, Rotlon,
rasker, and i4ovott Tho National Association
had Previously refused q conference to oonsidor
rulos bonetloial to all concerned.
LONDON, May 2-TAo tirHt spring meeting At
at Newmarket was brought to a oioao to-fIay
Tho race FOR 600 guineas WAS won by Cecilia.
Angela second, and Winder1noro third. Fourteen
ran, Tho betting previous to tho start ,Yas
eight to ono against tho winner.
, 1873-05-03
WEST VIRGINIA.,
Conflict of Arlt1aoritY--Ncw Liquor
Law

Conflict of Aut1aoritY--Ncw Liquor
Law
WHEELING, ": Va, May 2:-The Legislature
Of this State, being at 1oggorheada with tho Ex-
oontiye,. appointed, during tho 1aat session, y
Bonrd Of Public Works. independent Of tho Gov
ernor: 1t was generally supposed that he was
quietly acqniescing In their moyomenta toavoid
trouble. This Board Of Public Works appointed
Q Superintendent and Board OF Directors Of
their own for the penitontiary and hospital.
Yesterday, May l, that being the appointed timo
for their taking possession they Appeared in full
force at tho Ponitentiary nt Moundsvilo to take
possession. Superintendent 6l,oIlioroBse, hay-
ing conferred with Gov. Jacobst who is presont
IA THO city, and acting upon his authority, re-
fused to admit this Bonrd, and ordered tie
guard to shoot anyone who attempted to entor
without his permission. The Board returned to
ths thnr o 4ra last EVENING fGF a to
paree thi. episode to the Modoo warfare and tho
bosieged lava bels. Gov. Jacobs has, by this
action, shown Ids intention to firmly maintain
his position.
Tho now Iilquor law Of this State went Into Of
feet yesterday, causing number Of tho smaller
fry saloons to eloso.
, 1873-05-03

CoLuMnua, o., May 2.-The Coroner's Jury In
tho case Of the dead man found near this city,
on tho Baltimore Railroad track, yesterday sup,
posed to DO CharloB King, rendered verdict to-
day that tho deceased ca1ne to his death from a
blow administered by some porson unknown.
From tho Testimony Of several witnesses.
It appears tliat on Wednesday, oyoning
Kolloy, and Sullivan who IL now in tho hospital
badly wounded, and another man namod jnok,
went across tho Alum Crook Bridge, and the
next morning jack rocrossod tho bridge alone
and has disappeared. The ground in tho vicinity
whero tue dead man was found Indicates 4
aoyere struggle, and fight no doubt
occurred Sullivan saya Le and King
wero friends, and camo horo from
Cincinnati fow daya ago; that they met thiH
1nan called Jack, and started Oh visit west Of
the city: sqllyan's talk, beyond this, gives no
when found, had their pockets tnr1lod inside out.
This would indicate that, II found, jack could
tell something about this trugody.
, 1873-05-03

GAlENA, ILL.,, May 2.--At ton o'clock this morn
Ing tue Committee OF Reception called on tho
President at tho rosidenco Of L. 8. Felt, Esq.
Hon: J. A.. Ryan, Chairman, addressed the
President, stating tho desire Of tho citizens
Of Qalona to tonder him public ro-
caption at his own residence. and re-
queating him to name tho timo IT would
10 most convenient to receive them. The presi-
dent replied from 2 to tomorrow (saturday)
afternoon. Tho Committca afterward made :
public announcement Of the time Of tho rocop-
ton inviting all to attend and pay their respects
to the President, at lB old rosidonce, which las
been put In order and decorated for tho occa-
sion.
Quito number OF distinguished Iowans, TO-
gethor with many old frionda, paid their rospcots
to the President to-day.
After the transaction Of public business, tho
President spent two or three hours whiting old
acquaintances. Tho President had intended
making hlongor stay in Gallons, but owing to
delays on his Wostorn trip, ho is compelled to
sliortoa it.
The private reception at the residence OF Il. H.
Mccieilan this evening". wah grand afrair, paaa-
ing OH with tho greatest eclat.
, 1873-05-03
PUBLIC HEALTH,


Ass0cfntiOns
CINCINNATI, O., May 2.-Tho paper Of Or.
Elisha Harris, of Now York, read before the
Public uoaith Association to-day, on "sanitery
Administration" cloHeH with tho following aug
goBtionH and conclusions
Frst-1t y desirable that most prhctlcab1o:and ao-
coptabo outline Of general State aw for protecting
Tho public heat M s pre,ong.ns human ts phona
:s5s eps5sss. md Influences
the truc economy aud public necessity Of stfttfl hant
tary Investigations.
sanitary administrator Viii greay promote lcintercst
Of tlo public health and permanent weitarc Of tho
tanrtastillful supervision and early summarizing
Of tho regsterel vital statistics In each Hato ought to
10 bra,le Of duty to bo performed under tho dlroo
ton OF the State Board Of HEALTH far at eaat the
sanitary question is concerned.
FVh-,1n4utriea and records Of observations relhtA
III e
support Of staso lazy md organization.
sffa,Tho Practical application of piyaical knovl
hyglonio improvements now RINK with contributions
from physiology, Pathology and Etology, and in 10
itary improvements. IL duty to invoke whatovcr
can DO mado by any and ali Of thoeo ends
sreuthE1porlenco has shown TINT the local intcll-
genco and effort THAT ocited by tho examination
of local .nnary ,yenta increase tho popular know1oiao
grcss Of correct methods Of sanitary administration.
DR.. Wlliam Olontlcnin, Hoalth Oflcor Of Gin
clunatf in long papor on tho nature Of dis
gax9 f 81 %1q%ng d
much attontion. Ho eaid among children Sick
ness and mortality follow the months, md in
cttos It is genorally increased from 15 to 20 per
cent by tho Lent Of summon. There ia also,
porhapa, slight lncrease during tho Hintor
months, and yet mortuary tablcB COM
pied with great noournoy for many
go"tfSS provs most Gosisoy thst
sss nn yos the mortality T. eHGessyq M In
mediate adjacent country districts under tho
samo climatic conditions. Again, the doath.rnto
is never uniform through all portions OF
2 oisy. Those parta which are clcan, tho
and whore THO Inhabitants have pure water and
good food, show moderate bills OF mortality,
whilo, OH tho ,othor hand, those localities 1t,
which the stroeta are narrow aud filthy, and
where poor people live In collars or underground
rooms, or crowded together In tonemont build
ings, erected perhaps upon grouul niade of the
awoepIngs Of STREETS and market places, and tho
debris Of tho city, and where contents
orouIS er pS570s sar'aasgs aas tho pGsA Ssrth IL
ditions III addel high temperature Wheroy-
or these conditions arc met with, sickness must
ensue, ami thus not only dontition, and other
Psychological processes inc!dont to growth
result in phyaical dcterlorations. Nor can tho
rich soldshly conclude that thoy will not be
affected BY thaso evils which thoy allow to
scourgo the poor.
Dr.. nauct, Of Chicago, read an interesting
paper on the sewerage Of that city.
Tho report Of Dr.. Hartshorne, Of tho Special
Committee on Quarantine, which, after. warm
opposition, WAS recolnulitted, recommended the
following principles, i. Personal t1,iatantin6
ia 1rffnr tr,o,vr ,,of.
, 1873-05-03
FOREIGN.
Subsistence Of the Religious
Troubles In Bethlehem.
Recruiting Of Spanish Volunteers to
Servo Against Tho Carlists,
Continuance Of tko Ministerial Crisis
IN Italy.
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, May AIN tho Uonso Of Commons.
tonight, Lord George Hamilton called attontIon
to tho nature OF tho reference to tho tronty Of
18Ao, which, under the Treaty Of Washington, ,was
submitted, together with tho Northwestern
boundary question, to tho decision Of tho Cor
man Emperor. He regretted that tho Englisl,
Govofnmont Ind allowed upon that part Of tho
Oregon treaty IN interpretation fatal to tho juht
claims Of England. Rosario Strait long after l84o
was the only known nhyigable channel botwoen
Oregon and Vancouvor'a Island, and hence WAS
undoubtedly tho ohRnnel indicated iu tho troaty
OF l8a8. Yot tho Government, With unhappy ill.,
sidoration Of Ills particular channol. Ho found
no fault with tho Emperor William, Ho thought
the Geneva Atbitratots would hayo acted moro
wisely had they anticipated Ills method, aud con.
tined themselyes to rendering. their deelsIon
tion, . aud 3only Desired to obtain
from tho House such an exproasion OF opinion
~ would discourage tho making Of troaties horo-
tiple.
Capt Bnllio cochrauo said Earl Granvillo's
foreign policy had always been tue reverse Of
n,ilcs of frontier in Asia The negotiations with
the United BtntoB had bcen pursued In accord
anco with tho same policy Of couciliation aud
ViHcount En1lola dcrondcd Earl Granville mud
vindicated tho course he had taken. Tho north
western boundary question was an intricate one,
and mono was better adapted for arbitration. Ho
traced the history Of the boundary dnpute and
tho successive negotiations aud final soitemont.
Al an Englishnan, he regrettod tho decision, but
he eheerfully and ungre.dgiDgly acceptea 1t.
The Hon: Percy Wyndliam regarded tho En-
peror's decision aB tho natural one, because the
concessions Ia tho Washington Treaty: excluded
evidence which might have led to dinerent re-
suit.
Mr. EaatwIok thought tho Government should
have insisted Oh strict adhoronca to the terms
Of tho treaty Of 1916, in which tho word "mid-
channel WAS plainly used.
Viacount Bury could not but focl that the
Emperor's decision was serious blow, but it
would bo o waste Of timo to reopen tho ncgoti-
alton. Probably arbitration would soon
30 required again 10 settle the boundary
line botween Alaska and British Columbia.
Lord John Manners said the Government WAS
unwiso in coneenting to q restricted instead Of
an open arbitration.
hlr. Gladstone contonded that a restricted ar
bitration was better than mono. Whito the Eng
lish had boen dofentod, he showed that tho arbi-
tration had removed causos Of irritRtiont and ro-
stored friendship between two great Nations
Ihe subject WAS then dropped.
, 1873-05-03

psns tho Both APRIL It st.
Yspoe Ysp; oaHSn rstd e. A. . Mngs rector snd ts ~.
cldess son q Aichn,d treot Eau. Of ilsmiIton ont
.nn IT, Mono M Hs.aton }ounas:t dau1ter u Jaos
.XOUfq-EMEhY-Aprill Ii, At tho houso Of tho brsdes
1athoF frank1 Emory, Esq., By tho ncv. Mosos Smith,
Chicago. ~ "
III MlUdt.-hiAHER-qn .. the 18th Of APRIL at St: nrtd.
Es9., and Mlas Iul's Mator, boil. Of Chicago.
, 1873-05-03
TAihT0R EcLiPSED.
4 Philadelphia Banker Makes ASvny
with f700,0D0s


Philadelphia" '4p'' % <;eia piapae@ 10 ''' Men Fork
The "details of . rooont failure Of Harrison y
dra1nbo bsnker, of tis city, throw in the snao
in soma timo, not oyon excepting tho rocont OK
plot Of tho taintol Taintor.
Mr. drarnbo began llin caroer at tho foot Of tho
ladder; indeo, 1t ID said that his fathers fnnoral
ton takon up by the Old gontlomanss former
booomo poouniarily. Aftor tho death Of tho
older drambo,. tho hero Of this story ongaged
IN mercantile business, but, owing 70 tho
ho found himaolf wreck. His next effort was
III banking. Ho started out on large scalo ut
once, and 40 far ~ assumption and check could
givo him tono. he had 1t. But tho brokers Of tho
city neyor took to him very kindly.
drambo gave sneer for aneor, and kept on In
tho unoyon tenor Of his way, unmindful Of tho
Bteady old burghers, who frequently propho-
niod his downfall. III oourBe Of time no flttoa
up up his oillces IN . prineoly htylo.. and
eiplenta Of arambo'a circulars, VIII tho
interior OF tho bauking palnco ongrnvod thero-
on. Tho contingencies and tho private Offices,
With hofas and easy claire, and all tho papers
and royal Ingram carpotn. were therein DISPLAYED,
workings Of this wonderful institution said
0rambo WAS wonderfully successful man.
Oonfiaing lnhorcrs and clorka, and working
women and farmers brought him their money 10
invest, and always received tho interest promptly
nnBwors what
hfr. Grambos sipters wero provided with
comfortable home; mrsmbo moved int Wel
philadelphia respeetability costly ploturos
adorned his walls, the finest Wanda tempted lis
palate, and arambo won't on proBporlng
With othor peoples money. Not con.
fitted Ett-Hf1itA In Afv1n In f1a
, 1873-05-03
THELABOR QUESTION,
Tho C0opern' Strike in NOW Yorik--
NEfll Operatives OIL n Strike in Isn0ttc
EM1nnN.

Tho C0opern' Strike in NOW Yorik--
Mill Operatives OIL II Strike In Isnodc
Island.
NEW YonE, May 2.-Tho coopera' atrko is be-
coming mo1o extensive, aud the mon itrthis city
and noighborhood aro evidently oo-operating.
contest, as the mon arc only striking against tho
Nao Of Eastorn-mado barrols, which can be fur
nishod In Now York much ohcapor than thoy can
DO manufactured. a fow Of tho largent omploy~
ers have acceded to tho demands of tho Mon.
The Bocioty of cooperB in Manhattan district
numbers 1900 members, and 1t Ia said, have
large "strike fund.- in tho treasury. Tho or
ganizatlon extends through the country, with q
the society say tho present novemont las tho
essncsion of all tho lodges in tho United Btates.
The strike, up to tie present time, has not be-
como general, but, as many Of tho large dealers
have heavy CONTRACTS to all It aeems hkoly thet
is said Tint hundreds OF tho most
Intelligent workmen are opposed TO the present
movement, but thoy claim that the strike waA
directed BY tho Grand Master OF the Union, at
Cleveland, who has issued orders that the trade
must bo crushed out.
LATER..-The strike Of the coopers is virtually
onded. Several OF the largest manufacturers
conceded tho dcmands Of tho strikers to-day,
1nd tho men returned to work.
PROVIDENCE, r., l., hiay 2.-The mill-ownora
quiet At the dclaine mill 1t Olncyyillo eyory-
thing goes on as usual, tho disturbance OF last
evening not being renewed The mills in tho
Pawtucket Valley were not troubled with tho ton-
hour strike; no hands have left, and everything
ia running as Usual,
PnoyDENoE, Il. T., May 2.--Tho mills from
which any considerable number Of operatives
have struck for ten hours Iiavo shut down. and
eau run full force on tho old aohedulo Of tlmo.
Tho larger proper ton Of millH in tho State aro
not affected By tho strike, and tho suspension Of
tho othors will probably not be Of long duration.
, 1873-05-03
SPAIN,

MADRID, May 2.-The Carlat prisoners on ono
Of tho Cannry ialandH mutinicd aome days ago,
when tho guard fired on thom md many woro
killed md Wounded
A dispatch from Darceloun says Gen. yilnnlo
has issued an order granting IN amnesty to all
Carlists who aurrendor within eight days, except
those who desegted from the Spanish army and
the leaders, and requiring the inhabitants Of
bo1Ea to pay Si0, GOD for allowing tho rarlista
under 8aballH to enter tho town.
Recruiting Of volunteers who nre to be brought
into active service ngainst tho Carlista il in
progress throughout Spain.
, 1873-05-03

prominent electrician, inventor of tho first auto
inatio telegraph reporter, formerly General
Agent OF tho Mostarn Associated ProAB, diud, at
his residence In this city, to-day, from the effect
of strolo Of paralysis.
NEW Your, HAY 2,-The Noy. Or. Jool Parker
died in this city this morning, aged n.
, 1873-05-03

LONDON May 2.-Tho trouble between the
Latin and Crock monka at Bethlehem has sub
leaves tho guilty unpunlshod, but Russia de-
mands their punishment.
Hopes aro expre8sod that tho Great Powers
will now Bettlo Tho 'diapnte about the custody OF
the holy places out Of which this scandal arose,
but they hesitate to approach question Of 90
delicate character.
, 1873-05-03

LONDON, May 2.-The Turkish Government
has ordered 400 600 rifles intle United States.
The caHe OF the Bank Of England forgery was
again before the Court to-day. Aftor e1ar11iua-
tion Of several Witnesses the prisoners uoro
again rennnled to Jail.
An ncoldent occurred tonight to u trnin from
London for Chostor. Several porsona arc ro-
ported killed and injured,
ooNsTANI1NorLE, May 2.-Roar-Admiral James
Alden, United States Nary, visited the Sultan
yeeterdny, and in the evening took his departure
for Yionna.
, 1873-05-03

Lou1sv1lt.E, May 2.-Ou Wednesday morning,
in Union Township Crawford County, Ind,
Mrs. Mary i. Scott, highly respected lady,
while taking portion Of hor liead-dreas from
drawer, dis1odgod hor husbana's royoyor, which
discharged in falling. and the ball entered tho
baok part Of hor hoatl, killing hor instantly.
, 1873-05-03

NEW YonK, May 40. 5. Dawsou, according
to tho Tri6u,ie says thai ho offered to furnish
the whole amount OF boof wanted for the Indian
Agoncioa at 1862 1915 less than tho contract prico
made last evening. and that his bid ,Hea ostenBl-
bly, rejected OIL technicaIity. but ro4lly beca.lBo
OF tho Indian " HIM y influence,
, 1873-05-03

Ntlp PORK Herald Special.
MATAMoRAs, Moxioo, May 1.-The Herald cor
respondent at tho City Of Mo1ico, says that tho
treaty proroguing the Claims Commission has
boon approved. BY Congress, and that Manuel
Zamacona has boen appointed Commissioner
that the father Of AIr. Hatch, tho American Con-
sui at Merida, is dead; that the Administration
party has elooted It's President Of Congross for
May that Lozada is losing ground daily, but
has not yet been captured, and that Con. Canto,
the murderer of Patoni, died several dayG ago
in prison.
, 1873-05-03
FNnlaNGf5s

ATLANTA, Ga., May 2.-Mius suaan Eborhsrt,
an accoulplico Of Spawn In tho murder Of his
wife, was hung to-day ut Preston. Her lust
words wcre, " am rondy and willing" sho was
perfectly uumoyed, and Lad 10 droad Of death.
, 1873-05-03
NAVIGATION.

AAc Stfnlt6 OK MnCtk1M0e EullT Open~~
Other 1tolnB.
DETno1r, Mich, May 2.-Tho Straits OF Macki-
nae arc fully open. Several propellera passed
down last cvoning. It is blowing q gallo there
this morning from tho northeast.
Tho saulte Sto. Mario Canal will be opon on
tho 9Th instant.
PonT HunoN, nfay 2.-Tho propeller Idaho
passed down Of 6:55 this afternoon, tho first boat
through tho Strata.
, 1873-05-03
Tho Ci,actEsr,stl Festival.

CINCINNATI, May 2.-Thoodore Thomaa and
Anna Louise Carey have arrived for pnrtcipa-
tion In tho May festival. Twolyo hlludrotl
Hohool-children rolieaEsod for the festival tl,a
morning. This afternoon tho country socIetlos
from Hamilton aud Urbana rohearsed.
, 1873-05-03

LOUISVILLE, May "A movement is sot on
foot horo for Fotlbrals md Confotlerates to Join
In tho decoration Of the graves Of soldiers OF
both sides on tho 90th Of May. Mclheraon Post,
G. A. H., will join III the movement a!no some
Of tho Most prominent Confederate officers re-
siding In thIH city,
, 1873-05-03

Northwcstcrn Assocfntcd Prose-
OMAHA, Mob, A1ay 2.-Tho regular annual
meeting of tho Northwestern Associated Press
M1'l ~ DO held on Wednesday, tho 7th Of May, ut
, 1873-05-03

from an opon window, n distance Of fifty feot
striking q huolsstor stand bolow, and mangllnR
his body horribly, that there Ia no prospect o}
his recovery.
Folk DunroH, q well-known stook money md
cxollnngo broher Of Now Orleans, in reported to
llayc abscondod with $1,000 belonging to his
patrons.
, 1873-05-03

office, Of the Louisville, Wabash b Toledo Rail-
way, With capital Of $9,000,000 Tho rond Ia
laaigned to run from nuHhylllo to Marion, Ind,
10 milos At Rushyfl1e tho road will connect
Vernon, and at Marion NTH the Cincinnati, Wa-
bash i 1uchfRAn.
, 1873-05-03

Mov11LE, May 2.-Tlo steamship Bldonlan,
from Now York. hos arrived.
NEW yonK, May 2.--Arriyod- Steamers City
Of Baltimore, and Abyssinia, from Liverpool,
and Rhoin, from Dromen.
QuEENBrowN, May 2.-Ihe steamship lava,
from Now York, has arrived.
, 1873-05-03
Fires.

Special Dt3pafsA to The Chicago Tribune.
OnAnLEsroN, ILL.,, HAY 2.-Last night fire
occurred lere IN tue woolon mill Of WeiAs Gin
ther d Co. The building WAS an old one, and
has not been used much tor manufacturing pur-
, 1873-05-03

LONDON, May 2.-In tho Tichborne trial, to-
day, the French tutors Of Sir Roger Tichborno
wore examined, and gave Testimony which is ro-
Gsrded "a fatal to the hopes of tho claimant.
, 1873-05-03
RUSSIA.

ST. PETEnsnuRoIl, May 2.-Tho Emparors Of
Germany and Russia paid vihit to Con. Tode-
bon last evening, aud listened to his lecture on
6eb8ktQnal,
, 1873-05-03
.lTA1Y

be aar1ningfy i'll.
Tho MinIsterial crisis continues. The King
has conaulteu RicaHol aud hliughetti, who both
advise tho return OF the Ministry to Office.
, 1873-05-03

A Mother DroyvnB 1Re or Three Children.
DnuasELs, Ont, May 2.-Mrs. Neldy, resident
in 0roy Township, yesterday drowned hcr throa
children whilo temporarily insane. sho Hubse-
quontly attempted to drn~l, horsolf.
, 1873-05-03
FRANCE,


pAn1s, hlay 2.---Bnron Louis Doviel has been
elected member OF the French ACE 1emy.
, 1873-05-03

In Dubuque Yesterday morning, while dance
Nho had been imtiblng rather too freely, fell
, 1873-05-03
GIFT ENTERPRISE.
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY
THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT!
NINETY DAYS DISAPPOINTMENT.
A Full Drawing Certain.
S5O0,000 ii Bank TO Pay Gifts!
10000 Cash GIFTS PAID IN FULL,
$780, 900 for Only Ten Dollars !
100000 for Only Ten Dollars !

Hnnukh Of tho no. e ttokoe issaed for tho Third Grand
t Concert r. aid Of tho Pnh,io Library Of Kentucky,
asins liz. hcos gni,ssssly espf1ssea tat @ sash
o4t any scaling down, as hsrotoioro, tho MnnaScment
r san ninoq n,. 9 r.foos h.ve
e ioIt ~ HAND Tho concert and dstributon adrorted
m LOT An u ne5stoEe Postponed to Tuesday July 1874
8n'ocalIy taks plson In Public Library HILL Louisville,
ths grand conocrt tho following oash gttts will to
assrtoutea BY lot and paid full TO tho uoko-holder1
, 1873-05-03

Rd1ks.

New Yong, May 2.-1ho following Ia tho cot
ION statement for tho Wopk ending to-day:
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1873-11-07
CITY COUNCIL.

An adjourned meeting of the city
council was held last evening.
Present -Messrs. Blat2, Carlton,
Crane, Dabb, EGan, Jenkins, (Presi-
dent Potter, Schulthies, Sheridan,
Smith, Tenney, Townley.
PETITIONS, CIRCUMSTANCES, ETC.
By Mr.. DISTINGUISHING oil
Mr.. Ogden P. Edwards, asking for in.
definite postponement of ordinance fol
sewering Trinity place, tho sewer not
being necessary.
By Mr.. Standardization of John
o. Magic and others, asking for the ap-
pointment of George e. Van Blarcum
as inspector of the proposed sewer on
West Grand street, and on Grove street,
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The finance committee reported Tor
Alderman Sheridans resolution that il
will be inexpedient to issue certificates
as the comptroller assures the commit
tee that If the taxpayers will pay por
ton Of their Indebtedness to the city
during this month, he can pay all claims
existing against the city.
The finance committee report that i
is inexpedient at this time to issue forty
| thousand dollars worth of bonds to pro
vide for the erection OF school house
i'll the Sixth ward. The bonds remain
i unissued.
The police committee reported back
the names of David Alice and Patricl
Lennon, applicants for place on the pc
lice force, without accommodation.
The committee on lamps, gas anG
water recommended that the fire by
drant on the corner of West Grand anc
Union streets, be removed and placed or
the opposite corner Adopted.
| Mr.. Egan moved that when council
adjourn, it be to Monday evening, No
vember 10. Agreed to.