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, 1873-11-27

Tom White, the crsokeman, is again undo: ar-
rogt. This time no III confined In cell IN Tho
Union Street Station. It WAS but d fow wcoka
ago that Le was liberated from tho County Jail,
aftor six month"; confinement, GU the charge Ut
having committed burglary on State street. Of
which ho was declared innocent after a
long course OF tedious legal proceed.
ings. IIo soems to bo regarded py
tie police pa the porpotrator OF every
important robbery occurring, although hs i'ea
bosn convicted Of very feH. The principalreason
seoms to be that Tom is known to have commit
ted somo Of the most daring anfe-robberiss In
tho Northwest. His presenco Ia inviting, sad
ornaments coll, for ho IL a neat, gracoful tel'
low, tidy In dress aud very fauit1esB in deport.
mont. His prosout confinement begun TueeasJ
morning, mud ho was left in tho dark as to t:.e
CAUSE OF 1t until yesterday morning, whom i!
demanded tho information Us legal right, a':d
waa informed that Ao waa arrosted upon tho
charge OF having committed tho robbery VI q.
Lascler j. Co.'S store, No. 125 South Water
street, q fow nights ago, when tho aafo was worry
scientifically blown open. aud $23S III cuTre'.J
aul Bomo valuable papers taken. Flo WILL hhsd
Il preliminary examination bosoro Juatscs aeuls7
this moeuiug.
, 1873-11-27

Our Yankee auctoncora llayo been credited
with UNUSUAL shrowdness In advertising their
Bales by providing entertainments Tor their OK
peotant cuato1noss. such ss FREQ lunches md
gratuitous excursions. 4 6cotcl. auctionccr Mt
Stonollayon, lowovor, WHO had largo lot of
turuips for ealo lecontly, oatlld my Of our
nuctionoors. Ills entertainment conH|sta1 Of
whisky and psalm-snging blx bottleB Of the
trnt-,,uuetl article wore distributed among tue
farmers and drank from cups laAdu FROM
peoopul.out turlIpa. Dy tho tino tim six bot
tleu voro exhausted, tho tarmors worn In primo
condition for psalln-slnslug. An old procontor
who uAs proaeut was aallaa upon to lead on,
, 1873-11-27
NOTES AND OPINION,

It would havo boen about as we'll for Kansas
to hoop Caldwell aH to talko Caldwclla man,
Cincinnati Gazette.
-sccsotary Roboson had checked out Of tho
Treasury 50. oo0, 600 on account Of expenditures
for tho nnvy since tho capture Of tho Yirgfuiuu
up to Saturday night This statement, III con-
motion with tho fact that tho Secretary Blcops
With lis pantH OIL, expecting tho Appearance of
tho Spanish armada off our coast, shows What Il
C0urier-.journal.
Con. Sherman hnB, porhaps uuconBoioualy,
dampcnod tho war fover by the suggestion that
thoro arc enough officers liz thu regular army to
command sll tie forces likeiy to bs required in
emaciatcd companies. Tho blossom1ng Brig
adiora are nippcd by IN uutitnely froat,-C Cincin-
natl Commercial.
III fow more Of tho great public robbers OF
our day, mud especially those who from their po-
sition III tho Republican party layo exertod an
influence to corrupt and dopraye tho public
mind far creator than Willia1n II. Tweed baB
ovor boon able to oxort, could likewise bo
brought to juatico. there would be roasou to
hopo for bettor spirit Of integrity among tho
people and higher honesty among men III Office.
ITlo roar Of tho rural Democratic press for
Democratic papor ~ indianapolis utill rises iu
tho land. like the dying wall Of tho expiring
whangdoodlo. But tho Sentinel, obdurato as tho
behemotl, Of tho dangos, and deaf as tho addor
Of tho dismal bosB Of Hibernia, plods on in itB
undomocratio why, utterly oblivious to tho roar
of tho rural raga'nulinB and Gtaryolinga.-Sey-
,'iour (ind.) Times.
OF tourge, nobody can forcseo what aomo
diplomatic blunder or aome rauh act OF Il nayal
commander may do to prociptato hostilitieB
with Spain; but apart from possible accidents
which arc beyond the scope OF calculation, thoro
is no groat likelihood OF war. Whom
Congress meets, thero will be Eroat furry, but
no declaration OF war. Tie Administration will
10 glad Of tho bolligcront furry, it will assist
CASTELAR, in yielding to itg demands tho calcutta
tion being that tho Spaniah nation will sooner
mako CONCESSIONS than incur tho oortaiu loss OF
Cuba. 4 settlement by arbitration is Us likely
= solution as auy.-Ne,o York 1porM.
On tic ono side, therefore. .is Our Government
with itg just demands. On tho other IL that OF
Spain, poworless to grant them without political
euicide. and poworeBH to execute orilorB for
proper roparation in tho Antilles. Through thiB
double inability NO sec no prospect for that
honorable and peaceful settlement Which We
cordially doairo. In the meantime We cannot
but approve in tho a.rongest terlns tho indispo-
aition OF the President and tho Cabinet to allow
themselves to be hurried away by idle clamors
into empty demonstrations which would effect
nothing, except to precipitato war for which
We are il no way prepared. We have > just
quarrel with Spain. Tho provocation will koop
until wo arc ready for action. il that unhappy
necessity comos.-Ne.1 York 1ribune.
, 1873-11-27


ovor to tho Morgan Company e2,oo0.o0D frat
mortgage bonds, and also yo,od 81 000, 900 OF
sccont-mortgago bonds, which woro placed II, tho
hands Of Thoman a. Scott, tra5tce, for
tho purohaso Of shop machinery, etc.
It alao appears TINT Dlacx, Melvin. and
Williams. Directors Of tho Railroad Company,
hold throo-fourtla Of tho stook ot tho Dayclay
ooal Company, md, rs Dirccsora of tho rai!road
t!,oy entered into contract with themselves, M
owliors Of tho Barclay coal minee, by which tho
railroatl wns bound topureliaao oil its ooal Of tint
Company at npccifod prico, and to carry tlu coat
Of thu: Company at apooial ratio for trannpor-
tation. Having done nll this, they wore nbout
10 oxeoto tlo perpetual loaso OF tho road, tlloro-
by quitting OF tho counsios holding $500, ,o0U Of
tho oarital stock, whun tlcro wan IN appeal to
The Courts.
Tho Court, aftc. royiowiny all thuno Credit-aIo-
operations. decides TINT 1t Inns power to talto
trust property ont Of tic hands Of trustees WHO
arc msmanaging and frauduantly applying tho
pnnlo. The law of Illinois fs TINT Directories Of
RAILROADS aro but tr1stoos OF public highways;
that in this caso tho property Of tho ctizeus Was
Invested III tho capital stock OF this Railroad
Company. aud tho railroad property was trust
funtl lit tile hnnda OF the Directors.
Tho Court held that there WIS nothing IN the
evidence showing that tho road had lost over
s,1,5o0o0o; 1t thaspaid running oxponsos md inter-
est on s2,o0o, 600 since 1t began operations. Tho
fact TINT tho Pennsylvania Company Is willing to
operate tho road, pay its ourront oxponses, pay
interest on 32,000,0o0 arat.mortgago bonds, aul
)oaro surplus to apply on tho other million Of
bondu nowin tho hands of Scott, ought toHhow that
tho stock Of tho Company waB worth par. Undor
thoso circumstances the Court could not permit
the Directors to wipo out tho capital stock by
rendering 1t worthless aud burloncd with debt
Of s3,000,000. Under all tho cirou1nstancos, tho
Court thought 1t his duty toappoint Receiver to
tako charge of and manage tho railroad until
aueh timo as it can DO ascorsained who arc tho
bona t9de stockholders.
This ouBta tho Ring Of Springfield bankers
from tho management Of tho road; it probably
puts an oxtinguiHhor upon tho Barclay Coal
Companys contract, and generally 1t Indicates
that where county subscriptions to railroal
stock have boon made, and tho railroad ia Then
sto1on away, thoro is o way to get tho property
back. It WAS to mako tho people Of the State
at largo pay tho interest on thin $5os. 1000 Of
county bondg that tho State Auditor and Board
Of Equalization managed to have the State az
nessmont increased nearly 200 per cent. If the
fnyrpa nn1 roun+iea which 1,avo bncr aerinfl1nd
Into voting bonds for other railroads that haYe
been stolen In this State will tako like measures
to recover their property, tho effeot will DO to
blot out large amount Of fraudulent aud
iniquitouH local debt, which tho bondholdera arc
trying to mako tho State Of Illinois assumc.
, 1873-11-27

Tho colored voters Of Kentucky arc following
Ao lead Of those Of Ohio. who met at Chilli
cothe and throatened to leave the Republican
party ii they were not given fairer shuro OF
:he offices. The Kentucky negroes held con-
sention at Frankfort yesterday to select dele-
gatos to their National Colored Convention
Elich 1neeia at Washington next month. Tho
resolutions which they adopted streuuoualy u.s.
sert their right to IN equal division Of the pub
ac plunder with the whito Republicans, and
threaten II this is not accorded them they will
rive their votes to somo conaidezato party.
, 1873-11-27
a RIGHTEOUS DECISION,

The decision Of Judge Tipton, Of the Mclean
Circuit Court, in tho caso Of tho Gilman, Clin-
ton l. Springfield Railroad Company, is an in
teresting document It teoltes tho history OF
that railroad, which ia essentially the history Of
all the railroads built III this State on tho bonds
OF dccoived aud plundorel municipal corpora
tions. It appears from the facts before the
Court that tho townB aud counties along tho
road aubacribcd st9s, 900 OF bonds, most Of thom
bearing 10 per cent interest, which were
given In exchange fer IN equal amount
Of capital stock. That $4,000 OF other Btock
was subscribed for BY private persona, Of which
about 10 por cont WAS paid III cash. That =. II.
Molyin, +. Il. Stuart, George N. Black, and
Johu Williams, Of Springfield; O. II. Moore,
J. Wardnor, ". Fuller, D. A. l.osecranB, Of
Clinton; D. L. Doidlor, r. Wcngcr, and A. g.
Guthrie wcro c!,oHon Directors. hIr Melvin be-
came President. Flo at onco proceeded to phila.
dclplia, aad PROPOSED to The Morgan Improve
ment Company "a company organized with
$500, 900 capital to construct tlis roaa), TINT II
eaid Company would construct and equip tho
road ho would pay them $4,000 mo in town
and county bonds, and gvo thom tho Company's
own 10 per cont bondu at the rate OF S25, ono per
milo, aud lcapo tho road 10 tho Pennsylvania COM
pany for % years. The contract was accepted, au.
the Morgan Company assumed tho management
OF the construction Tho fnul agrcoment was
that Tho ltairoad Company should pay over to
the CONSTRUCTION Company, In addition to tho loca
boudH, e9,o00,0 600 Of bonds. also certificates OF
capitpl stock to tho amount Of l,4oo, 900.
Ths contraot was ratified, the contract, per &c. Tor
constructing tAe road being s4oooOoo, though
tho proof Ia that 1t coat but u Gu0 900, tho Nor
gun Improvement Company rcceirin3 III, ,l00, ,0G0
caitalstocF, q, 200 900 company boAsta anl 393,-
QUO Of county lontls II tappours, ,also, tin. Mevn
Black, ami wiiamn, D|roosors, purchased pharosn
tbs Morgxs Construction Company. III aupte,n.
, 1873-11-27

lils letter of rca,Gustlon, Mr. 11clsoy Expressed
lila ability tn explain tho Iiaxie 2looro oaso Mt
t1ln proper tins. Tho proper timo Inns come
now, IT afr. Hickey IL an applicant for position
OH tho rolico forco Until e,loll explanation aB
will DO satisfactory to tho public III furnished,
a1r. Co1v1n would ,aake n very serious error in
rceognlzlng lEicIsey III ua,y manner whatovor.
II tlsia ip tue lnaiuHrrIng Of movement ngainat
Mr.. Colvin within tho Peoples Party, we llopo
that ho will resst it Mt oil la2atda.
Wo arc opposed 10 Aldorn,anic combina-
tions nnd Legislative combinations to don,l.
nocr ovor tho Executive branch Of tho
Government. Tho public lave a vivid
recollection Of "Iacaulay's Ninoteon," and
want ITO moro Of TINT sort. rhia celebrated
combination was only brokon lip by tho arrest
anl trinl for bribery Of aportion Of tho Ring.
Tho escape Of sono Of the suspected pcrsonu at
that time may lond them and others to belloyo
that they can follow III tho Ha1no {ootetopH with
out coming to grief. Wo giye all such persons
warning tint public sentitnunti Ia not whit moro
tolerant now tiian it was t!lon. ANY coinbina-
ton Of Aldermen which scta out with tho pur-
poso OF rotardlng tho public business and ham,
poring tho City Government because this or that
blaokguard liz not appointed to Office, must 10
crushed. Wo boliovo that It eau be crushed by
tho 1lrmncss Of tho Mayor-olcct with tile support
OF a1t thoae in tho Council who, whether they
acted with tho Peoples Party or not, nro op-
poscd to combinations and Jobs Of every desorip-
tion.
30 far as my announcement Of Mr. Co1v1n'a
proposed appointments has been made, 1t indi-
catos n purpose on hts part Of appointing tho
best nrailablo mon for tic positions at Ills din-
posa1, without rosarl to nativity or politics.
This is tho only fair way In Which tho list cau bc
mado o,tt md Mr. Colyin was elected by 10 largo
a majority that he call afford to pursue 1t with
out danger OF dofeat. II he carrics out this
policy, lo will bo fully sustained by public senti-
mont, wllicl, ID altogether tho bast support ho
can havo, and, no bolioyo, also b5 d majority In
tho Board of Aldermen. We do not think that
the reported combination will develop sufficient
strongtl, to dofeat him in this course, but. II 1t
does. ho Gun throw tho roap Inability upon tho
combination. rho will then have to settle with
tho poop1o.
, 1873-11-27

Large Ealing OFF in the Corn Crop
-Thc Cotton Yield Estimated ut

Report OF the Agricultural BuFenu-
Large Ealing OFF in the Corn Crop
-:Thc Cotton Yield Estimated Mt
3,700,000 Etn1os.
WAsu1Naros, D. c., Nov. 2G.-Tho November
statistical report Of tho Department Of Agrioul-
corn product quito aa unfavorablo az that which
forecastod tho short crop Of 1860. The pro-
lmnary rerort Of tho aggregate quantity In that
year indicated = total OF 81, 100000 bushels.
point to product of 55s, 100000. Tho
ostitnoto OF last years crop In Iinoe, was 2l7,.
100000 bushels; estimate Of tho proaent
crop. 132,000,o0u bushels. In only six States
Gre an4 offR5 o3s 9}a Woa s's VIZ vn
Rhode Island. Tho percentage Of deficiency in
tho principal corn-growing sections III COM
parison with tho total product lust year, iB rs
follows: Kontuoky, per cent; Ohio, IL !;
%; Kansas, 81. The, deficiency for Now York
10 PER cont; Pennsylvania 1G. In moat Of
tho Southern States the crop Ia smaller than
that OF Inst year.
The cotton reports Of November unlike those
Of tho comparative condition earlier In the sea-
son, mako exact estimates OF tho expected crop
in each county stated iu tho form Of d percent
ago Of Last years csop. Tho aggregate Of those
estimatoa variea little from ,7000DD bales. Tho
far, yet tho rcsl1lt may ba moditlod by an c1cep~
tlonabIy unfavorabo season in tho latter pnrt Of
November, md in December, or by Rtorin Affect
ing injurioualy tho Swing Of the top crop. The
State percentages IN comparison will. last years.
arc calculated as follows: North Carolina, 90 !;
South Carolina, 92; Georgia, o.; Floridn, 97 !;
Alabama, o. !; afissiasippi, S5; Louisiana, so !:
Toxas, ll2 Arkanaaa, 104 !; Tennessee, l02 per
cont. Theso figures woud bo much lowcr but
for the Increased area planted. The estimated
total area In round numbers il 0,500, COO acroa.
, 1873-11-27

A C0lOrcd MAN OF Columbus Claims
nslu E1crciges tho 1kiHhE to Avengo

A Colorcd Man OF Columbus Claims
nslu E1crciges tho Night 10 Avengo
Rn Enyult.
Co1uMnus, O., Nov. 2g.-There ia contro-
versy going on here AZ to whether colorod per-
SOUS shall DO excluded from tho parquotto aud
dress-circlo OF tho Athenmum. Several nighta
ago Richard portor, o negro, presented himself
and girl to tho door-keeper OF the AthenW1m
with two tickota for reserved soats In tho par-
auotto. Tho door-kooper stopped him, aud 60
Ing to the box-o1lco exchanged tho tickolH for
tho nionoy, and left in no happy fru1no OF mind.
Yesterday lo met the loor-lIcoppr on The atroot,
and. nttar declaring that he had insultcd lin III
rof.1ainE his tickets knocked him down a1Id bext
him terribly, For this Postor was il1ed 91i.
Manager Sargent declares that tho ad,aIssicn Of
colofol people to tho rar4uetIo Of his theatre
will injure Ills businean, and, tllla being tito
caBo. Iso haa perfect right to exclude any per-
Toll or claaH 0f perHonR.
, 1873-11-27

Charles T. Sherman, United States Digtrict
Judge for tho Northorn District Of Ohio, hus
feeigned his position. Goneral regret will fol-
low this announcement, for all honest people
feel that he ought to lavo been expelled head
long from tho seat be las disgracod. His suc-
cessor ia Martin Welkor. who has boon moro or
less prominent in Ohio politics for tho lust
twenty years. Flo vas Lieutenant Governor in
1857, and represented Ohio in Cong7csB from
1854 to 1863,
, 1873-11-27

The Maretzek Opera Troupe, which failed to
sivc it's season hore, hsa, rs wo Ind already all
:1cipated, gonc to piecos, aud it's days aro over.
stEakosch, however, has struggled manfully,
aas kept his troupe togothor, and. by the unani-
nous authority Of tho Now York prcss hnB given
ha best performances Of opera which thoy have
1ad in that city for many years. Notwithstand-
ny al rumora to tho contrary, he will fulfill his
'ngagementa in this city in January. lrean-
Fhile, the failure Of the Maretzels seaaon lenan
additional interest to the Kellogg Rcason, which
commences next Monday evoning, at HooleY'e
Theatre. md the Benson sale for which begins
;hia morning. The repertoire for tho first week,
xltch IL very attractive ono, is ndvertiaed olse-
Shere, aud, considering tho very reasonable
tricea. ought to draw largo houscs.
, 1873-11-27

writor III thu Now York 1rt,phio hnH tlisooy.
orod that thero IL systosn Of ''back.pay" in
Emgland. IN gong over The D|1,o-Iook Of Grcat
Dytaia Tor le7a l!o iindn that tue very reppccta.
bio nuin Of 5l,5l5,C95 is laid cut every your for
eomo Aoryicu rendered by u grandfather Or L.
Ursa.-unc!o, OF ou account Ut poms relationship
Of 81, 900 paid to the mslo heira Of Nolsou to
whona hia title may dososnd, tho Duks Of VEL
, 1873-11-27

Tho City to bo Lighted with N:arfath:l.
Suesfa! Dsp1toh to .hs ChicH1o Tribune.
r, Fonr WAysE, Ind, Noy. :o.-rho Fort Wayne
Gas Company a:c refusing to furnish tho city
with gus. aitor tho first OF DGoombor ut tho old
prico, 10 per 1000 demanding TIL additional 30
CENTS tho Common Council Last night decided to
light tue city with nnphtha. 4 COMMITTEES wae
aFpointaa to visit Cleveland to Investigate tho
uao OF uapl4tha by that city.
, 1873-11-27

Archbishop Lodoclowrki las, it is stated, boon
ordered by tho German Government to resign,
aud on tho other hand, tho Bishop has been
arged by the Pope to maintain his Rrrneas. II
'Eoa but yesterday that wo had tho nows that he
h6d been sentenced to two years imprisonment,
and 1t is possible that his resignation will be &C.
,epted in liou Of the imrriaontnont,
, 1873-11-27

Which ho did With great junction, tho fusmors
joining III ttncommon!y ntrong. After Two or
throo paaIa,B Ind bcon sung, tho yonduo pro-
coadod to tho perfect satisfaction Of tho owner
Of tho turnipB, an1 good prices wero rsaizoa.
auctioncors. Tho turnip pnrt Of the ontostnin-
mont would 10 worry popular. and buyors might.
IN timo, become accustomed to tito psalm.ang-
, 1873-11-27

The United Statos Court. sitting at phialcl-
Fhia. haa adiudgcd Jay Cook & Co.. to 10 bank
'up:s, end mado an order for tho appointment
II o Receiver, etc,
, 1873-11-27

President Woolsoy has summed up tho Cuban
complication Is clearly as it can DO stated iu
eaying that tAoro WAS sham on both sides. Tho
FirginiuB was sailing as an American ycRscl aud
still slo was not an American yesaol. Tho Bpau-
iards pratond that tLcEe il no war il Cuba. and
yet thcro is war "Tlle only reality about tho
matter" Gays DR.. Woolsoy, "was tile terrible
ono TINT broko through tho shams," when tho
Spanish authorities. in Eelf-defeusc, arrested tho
war]ilso movement Of vessel sailing under falso
colors. This being tho real condition Of things,
It Ia the duty Of tho American Government 10
fur Us iu itH power lies, to prevent repetition
Of this double s!lum. In The caae Of hostile OK
poditions fitted out in this country agaiust
Spanish authority In Cuba. which is 'ono Of
the ehamH i'll tho case, it ia the duty Of tho Gov
crnmont to use every effort to avert n repetition
in tic future. With respect to tic pretonao OF
Spain that there ie no war III Cuba. whcro tl,cro
has hoen war for FIVE years. the sham should
DO removed 30 for as no are concerned by tho
recognition Of the Cuban Insurgents us bellig-
ersntp, outitod to tho rights of belligcrentB uu-
dor International law.
, 1873-11-27
ron LIBERIA.

NEW YonH, Nov. .0--Anong tho passengers
by tho bari: Janper, which IL to nait tor Liberia
tho latter part Vt tho present week. will bo Boy-
osal colored Mlau froln tho South, who arc a.
aiatod by the American Colonization Hoolety.
, 1873-11-27

Tho Agricultural Bureau give somo estimates,
founded upon partial RETURNS, showing large
ling of in the corn crop OF 1878 70 compared
sith precious years.
, 1873-11-27
AN ARCTIC RELIC.

GLAsoow. Nov. 20.-Tho small boat that Was
made from tile polarls, iu Which Capt. Budding
ton aud lila rarty wero whom retcuad by tile
wllalor Rayouacfalg, will 10 forwarded to tho
Smithsonian Institute ut Washington.
, 1873-11-27

1ngorsoll and harrington, tho lcaaor offenders
the great Tweed swinGle, woro yesterday con-
nctsd Of forgor! in forging certain indorac-
ments Oh bills against tho Troasury OF New York
City.
, 1873-11-27

ATLANTA, 0a., Nov. 26.-1ho Convention Of
GranEcrh horo today adopted reHo!utions urging
tho ret,lndiug Of tllo cotton tax to legitimate
claimants, aud tho construction u tbs Atlanta
d Gya4t Western Canal.
, 1873-11-27

81 GLOBE M MTllEATnE-Dsspa!,os III stroo., ,totwoen Mad
ton nhd Wn1hiilEton. EnEaEeMcnt nf Hurry Lndon,
" Lltto Emily" Afternoon and evening.
, 1873-11-27

Tho decision Of fudge Upton. In Tho Gilman,
Clinton s. Springfield Railroad caso, throws a
1ood Of light Oil tho rAilroad-aid bond uuostion
aud good many collateral questions. It o.
tab!ishoH beyond doubt that most, ii not all,
the railroads built on tho local subsidy plan are
worth Ill that they cost that tho town and
county bonds issued to mid in their construction
aro valid lien On tho roads, to their respective
amounts, and cannot DO submerged under otllor
liens Of fictitious character, or swallowed up
by fraudulent loaaos TINT in this case (ald
probably IN others) the towns anl counties
which Issued the bonds wero yirtually cheated
out Of tho whole amount OF their subscriptions,
a,sd that they can recover tho amount al c,,n-
mon law. And, i}ually, 1t ahows that tho Grab
Law Of 1aoo by which 1t il HOW sought to saddlo
tho whole railroad-aid dobt Of $4,000, 900 upon
tho people Of tho State. was not only fraudulent
but unnecessary ry.-fraat!ulcnt because 1t sought
to tranBfcr tao burden OK 4 debt 10 the shoul-
ders Of tlose who lssd never contracted it, aad
unnecessary Ece:Hso tho roads 10 coratruutca
are abuE<lantly an!o 10 rsy It themselves.
.e>-.<e.,.'-.-~---..-..~-
TEE EEW JIAy0f: AsiD TIE UITY APPOINT
!ins:Is.
Tho public have alIoGaY been informed thu:
there ID rrujcsi on foot IL fo.m combination
among certain Aldermen Of tho haacr mort tG re-
sist Mayor Colv!n'A nominations, iu II certain
contingency nnd 10 otlec:;:so l.alapor hla
Administration. md. In short, to "run" tho
City Government. Tho occasion of this dofoc-
tlon. wi,ic', is principally an,onG tho 1ria, poll
tic!anH who acted VITA tho pcopln'n Party.
liz understood to bu III. C9lyln'a ratsal to divide
tho appointments gccorclisg 10 tho!: doma,lds
We understand tint the.e parties have lnaIo I'LL
average Of six applications ior oyoHy
tlaco within Tho Eif4 OF Tho inoona-
Ing Mayor, ns,:l, in this caao, it
would have boon necoasaly to multiply tito looal
oilices by rix. which Mr Colyir certainly las
not tho powor, md probably not tho desire, to
do. Their msn grievance ia tho failnro 10 IT.
onro tho place OF Superintendent of ro!lco for
Mike Hickey. 2lr. ll:tkoy wont cut of tho lo-
les Department uuilor olonl. Ilo 1oa!gnol llH
Iueition IN Captain oi tho ''oslth Division whilo
c',nryca Of q very grayo l!nturo woro pol'!nls
against him before tia Hoard Ut Pollou Commits
nionera. The act waa certainly suspicious. In
, 1873-11-27

AcApHstY OF Mls1O-1lslautl ntroot, l,otwson Mind
tson anu h!nnto1. Engagement Of thu ytn Tlotnpsul
Croupu. " Biuo neata." Afternoon md eyoli,ng.
, 1873-11-27
T0'pAY'S ADJUSTMENTS,

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Regular Nx." Afternoon and evening.