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CRIMINAL.


CRIMINAL COUNT
The August torn OF thls Court oponod ycster-
day, with Judge Gary, Of tie Superior Court, on
tho Doucb Ths petit jury was impaneled, on
which arc number Of memhefa OF tho Board Of
Trade.
Seven prisoners of tho twenty-four Who were
indioaa for various offouses by the special Grand
Jury laBt weok wsre arraigned to plead. Most
" tlom pleaded "nos guilty" and all wero
either ren,andcd OF admitted to bail. They will
10 tried tomorrow aud tho day following.
Tho noxt Grand Jury will not be impanelod
befora tho laBt wook Of tho present term.
THE poL1oE COUNTS,
Capt. Martin gcu'ly, Clerk OF the south.s!do
POLES Court, nas buBily engaged In making out
tle transcript papers OF tho appealed caRea from
thAt Court preparatory to sending them over to
the Criminal Court,
John plu,nb's mother.ill-law paid visit to her
daughter. John plnn,b, not relishsng her prea'
once, deliberately put hDr out and knocked hor
down. lIe waB arroBteu and tined $40 yoater"
day by Justice Kaufmanii.
Justico Kaufmaun continued the following
casss yesterday: l,ohert Dutlor. Michael lluIty,
tott barry, riot. till tho 9Th lust, nudes $500
bull mud john Davis, assault, till to-day, undor
S9Q0 bull.
Conrad Coneatloln and eleyon other carpenters
wero brought boforo Justice Hoyden yesterday,
charged with violating tho tre ordlnauea III
erecting franc buildings within tho tire.liMita.
Their casoH were continued till the 8tl. instant
under $500 bail.
Jarnes Clark and George Miller were arrestea
tho other day with \ lot of carpenters to0lS III
their possession. Tho tools were identified as
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tiou will fully counteract the vicious influence Of
tho fcw copios ottla thtcoont papor Which tags
OH boAind. ES#; :

TEE MIKE M)poNA1D CROWD.
It has been understood for como timo, by
thoso who lkYo! !,tlAds 1nealls Of knowing tic
rolaslous that o1ist betwoen ths rroprletors of
gaubling-lousos and persons In authority In tho
Office O; tue Chicago: Times, that Mike aicDon-
aid was exempted, ). from unluo exposure
and abr,so. for a toaaon that could moi b. deli.
nitoly explained but whioh was generally slp-
posed to be a x financial ono. Thu
ylolont attack niaao on him by that
papcr oil Buhlay was, therefore,
il anrprise bnt no g,ves pla,,sibip explanation
OF 1t, and ia entitled to hcafng. llo "ays ilat
tlto Times was indebiad to his parluor. Morris
Martin, for borrowed money to tho amount Of
376,, which was loaned previous to tue edltora
leaYing Tho city for q European trip. Nos long
I9mcs about ioDouall'e place, which ho cain,a
were not only nutrno, but ungrhsefnl, u view
Of tho tayoys which Aul beon dono by ltm
for this pelson wl,o might have prevented their
publication, nud for other pcraolB OF loss CON
sequence uonneoted with tho paper, aud ~ 2
prouiBuuoua cvowd ono day ho ro1nnfkad that
tho Times mon lial hottor pay thotr legitimate
debts boForo t,loy abnaod him md his partncrs.
1Io believes that this remark WAS cartld to tlo
1fn.ca Office. becsuso TUG cditot aforsnaid cnllod
at bis gambliuy-touso Saturday nigllt and paid
lis partner, hlortin, thu s75 tlat iio had
borrowed from him, ronnrking at tho sano tt1no
that lIo tho ebitorl should not be blamed for
anything TINT might appear in tho Times tho fol-
lowing morning All thpt Mcdonald asks now
In that tho other Times mon who owe hla house
money will pay It back as uoon Is tloy can con-
y.niently; else ho luight DO induced to publish
them by manic.
III thla connection, II mar bo stated that Mayor
Colyir iH exceedingly wrotll about tho Times
aIlnsson TOT Inn Iii connection with McDouald.
and ho has not fully maao up Ills mlua what
courHo ho should pursue in tho pro1n!nss, uo
tallsu about "choling old Storey until ho is
dcal." but 1t Is safo to say ho will scarcely at
tempt this Mt prosont. Superintendent Helm
treats the whole afruir with tho Utmost contempt,
aud clal,us to DO ready for AT investigation ut
any nomcnt,
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SUBURBAN NEWS,

ELU1N.
Stafford a1cosker, Of this otv. aIed .t n,,,.
nipht Sunday HI w,a 70 ,,osrs ~ .as 80 ~ 'aN
,.st', W., W JoA40 VI sso, oorn IN
3.c4Huu' ana Aab hVea nero twenty-five years.
ho Tas o man OF moro than ordinary iotctli-
genco and greatly esteemed by a 1srro cjrc), ~
acouaiptancca aud frionds. ar m ;ni7ust r;o,,-
and cntornr;a;r. t,,.,, =. .oo,.,,.,..a., o
.,"ara.... ,o'ub ~, '"rn' no acoomu1ated q hno
piopolts' httlo moro thau oue year ago ho
had pars,ytlo ntroko, and since then has bcen
engaged In settling I'D lis affairs and cottina
ready for tho final enromona e>1s
n,La ro,ro;, 10. 1,z:Is....
49, - a"sn w.. '@ss rslaas evening ofuered tht
1''oi ~ oD pAo"eo' ieaf1ng tue grass which nM
growing up through tho shallow wator would
cause sickness, aiou and teams ,ayo boen hns.
ante. and tho work Ia near)v done '
f1m}tn n nnn,,,or ~ I'm i,a5.t IG.o ,ress, T. A.,
vatch factory hayo nccentci statsrin1 -. atraa sas
madn hv n rrrcntlv nrgsniysJ rsfst, ..,s,, oue!s
nncaster, Pa 10 h,iist m foota H@cr company a3 ~
loft us Otnars aro going ram varn,a @d 1onas. nnW
me,,ts as soon M neetlcd. "efAAr
Tbo Africsn ~ norsion of o,r non,,,o,;o. ,.,
grand parade SATURDAY,. and aftcS ts1nr thro,a, au
tho principal streota procoo]od to Oolby's Groy1n
aud cnioycd n'cnlc. N' oto'e'
Elgji,. by yoto OF 347 to 1g4 baa 3cc,f,od f,,..
catte ala mt bo alnvod r mosturn ~. tat M
stteots aftor Oct. /. e"o'o 49, '1~
TIo Supervisors hid fair n havc ,iro1. +,r,.
in ouuallziug tho county asaessnont ''0t' ''a'
uynr: rantr'
At tho recu1ar mating of Tim no,rd - E5,.
cation in Hisirot No. Z I1v1a pSr sa,,,rds - mdw
oyoninr. Mr.. IL J. l,ussel wns cicrt,d Tros;y
dent nro tom. and Announced ina rosnit ~ ~
eneciai elcclnn held SATURDAY nftorrno1, ~ e,,s eS
monbor Of The l5onrI vim IoI,, Si;iiS1atn tEt us
former rregidont who lad removed to Hini,lnnA
Park, Tic who'd number Of votes cast ras s5f1
OF which Patrick Cufmoro recoiystl III ill., MI MI
Henry III. Wright receiyod 100. hfr f;',1mnra Hma
took lis sent az 3 rembor OF tIo Board>
Applications for Doait,ous az toacncrs v,r.
nroaented nnl ,,laced m f1lo frou Nfiaa 8 4
Church. Marv t. porry, Mary MooneV' '0a anrei: !. E
O'Moara. sud Homer Deynus. and for to.chnr q;
music from 3. T, nix. Tho latter wa rafsrred
to a spocial coumittee. consstinp of Massra
Barker md Hibbard. 'A'A''o'
A notItion fron fortv-tvo nersonR ,or thn ea.
tablishmeut Of a primary scLool botweeu OK
anil Fftv-fifth strenta. was rnferro1 to anoc;a1
com,nittao consistinr at hrnasra Rcmmer psra' ana
Dlnford. '11
Arorn,a1 resolution was adopted to levy sa5. GOO
as tue tax for solool purposos for tho onuuiuV
wear. N> 'a
frho asl,,v ri Tho ,,r,nc;n., ta,char a. rorr.u
, 1874-08-04
GENERAL. NEWS.

The application for a now trial In tho Easll
case will probably 10 argued In tho Criminal
Court today.
The range Of temperature yesterday, as OBJ
served by Alanasso, epttolan, undor TUE Talg-
uNa nuilding, was, iii the sl,adc, at7 a. M, 05
dog, Fahrcnheit; 10 d. m., II; "a NJ, 00; 3p,
~, B7t Gp. u,., az; and p. H., O..
Tifty.slx young men Joined tho ranks Of the
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1olclDE, loaving tho Hospital In grsat stylo, with
saxatogn trunks and a bg outfit generally.
!. Oh motion OF Commissioner DOguo, tho rosolu-
yVn0 3uiI fx,s cu1r

1ociDE, loaving tho Hospital iu great stylo, With
saTatosa "a o trunks ant blg ontGs GENERALLY.
ttou woa iald ovor for otto weok.
HINT TO TIE "TiaIRs"
Tho nanlo disposition WAS mado Of q roaoution,
ofrerc.l by ComniHslonor I1orliug, directing tho
Committee on Public Records to take Tho noonB-
nnry stops to ascertain wLotl,er the present
quarters occupied by tho Recorders otflce could
not ba lad for lower ro,t, and, II not, wloller
suitable place cnuld not bo hid for less mouey,
and thus decreaae tho c1penao OF The Recording
Dopartmpnt.
Tho Committee on Public oharittoa reported
TINT tho expenditures for tho Iusano Asylum for
tho month Of July moro 81 ,078; for tho Pour
House, a1,201.20, for tue County Agents Of
Tho board adjourned Until Saturday at p. m.
TEE CITIZENS REFORM Asaou1A-
TIoN.
Tho Committee Of Ono Hundred appointed ut
tho last manting Of tho Citizons' Association
mot yeatortlay evoning at the Palmer House, Mr.
j. @, Doro III the chair, and Mr. Emery A. storra
acting aa Secretary. Tho roll OF members boing
called by tho Secretary, IT waH found that all the
yards but QUO woro represented.
The mombors, At the request Of the President,
thou oAnto forward and signed thelr names to
tue constitution nnd bY-lhws.
On motion OF Mr.. Boomer, Tho following gen.
Central Commfttoc: MoBsra. Gray, Bliss, Jcf-
fruy, potwin. and rilton.
4 motion waB mado that tho Chair appoint An
Executive Committee Of five.
Th0 Chairman Btatoa that lIo was not yet pre-
pared to mako tho selection. NJ that Committee
ailould bo very important ono.
On motion Of Air. Henderson, the moetlnR
adjourned for live minutes that mooting OF tho
citizens cot9a ho held to ausend tho constitus
tiou 80 aB to provide for an Executive Committee
OF from five to nino membera.
The citizens t,en held moctirg, MIR. Hough-
taling III tho chair.
on motion Of Gen. Webator, the section pro.
vfding for all Executive Committee MAS recon-
sltloretl.
blr. Emory h. Storrs moved thnk the section
bo NO anel,dod that tho Cou1u,ittco Hhould COLI
aiat OF nlno members, and that they be solectcd
from citlzons outside Of tho Committee Of Ono
Hundred. Agreed to.
Tho constitution, aa amended, was adopted,
and tho meeting adjourned, aud tho Committee
resumed it's Beasion.
slr. Doggo!t moved that tho Chairman appoint
Il committee Of fiye 10 aeect the Executive Com
mlttce Of tiuc, md 10 report Frilay night.
The motion was agrood to- and the Chair an
nounccd % tho Appointing Committee MossrH.
lIouGhtalng, ]. 9. Hnincs. y. D. kinbark, deu.
McClurg, and Thomas Hoyne.
Tho Committee then adjourned until O'Clock
friday eyonlpG.
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Il. l.. GAY.
RumorB havo been current for some tinao that
Arr. Henry l.. Gay, wcl-krown architect OF
this city, was aaouy those who had been ap-
rroached by tho A1dermanio combination for the
purpoxe Of aecinE whether he would pay any,
thing to secure tho position OF Conrt-HouBe
architect. It has also been reported that Mr.
Gay WAS not ignorant Of the cupsdity Of Alder
ucn, u.,d TINT little remained Of tue $4,000 ho
received last year for the second-best Court
House plan after he had paid out tho money he
had in advance promised to persons having i'll
tluence." In order to ascortain something, II
possible rs to tho truth OF thoso reports. q rep
rcsentative Of THE TRIBUNE lad n talk with Mr..
Gay Yesterday afternoon. Tha conversation
was somewhat as f0li0wB:
n.-Wcll, air. Gay, how arc you feeling over
tho action Of tho Council and County Board in
reference to tho appolntmons OF architects for
tho public bnistlins?
.1r. Gav--Ol, hayo taken no interest in the
mattsr rccont]y. Haw 1t Has as1loflse. Tho mat
ter lnd gotten into the hands of 4 certain clique,
md it WAS as good to lot it alouo:
R.--Do you moan by "cli1no" that undue i'll
fIuoncos were brought to bcar on city and coun-
sy officials
5ir. Gay-rhat is very common belief. SO far
Hs can SEQ.
a:,y such intlueuco having been brought to bonr
Mr.. Gay-Nothing TINT you might call tangible
as regards the appointment OF architects.
N-You layo reference to tho plans lust year,
unppose?
1Ir. Gny-Well, yes. Something came to my
knowledge then that looked, to say the least OF
it, somewhat suspicious -.
R.-Wcre yon approached" by nny Of the
city or county oflicere?.
Mr.. Gay-Nob by any officor.
R.-Then you must have been "approached F"
by sonic intermediate agency?
Mr. Gay-I Vas given to understand. through
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tnryTx f3r1rtrrnv ~,
LIE CooNI4 W 0o-nM4SS1ONEts5.
The County Commissioners mot yesterday 2f-
tcrnnon pros;,fant Aa1,top IN +1,o c1,nir
tn,. 1,..' N9o .Ts.., ~ ~ 9
1Ae committee OIL llosptH's Reported Fcoom-
ruendiug the construction Of tIro.egcaDeB at tho
r,ou,t, tro.,,to, ,,1 aui,ol a., 81
co''' AAo'pi'n., "'1' """e" az "Pp oF1'nt!o4 Aot
tlut purpose. The report wns concurrcd In.
rEcnnn1yf, .ueru,cru
,r "eeA'., ..a1> -. AAo
The Comm'ttoo OIL Finance reported OH tho
sub1ect of recnrt1ur s1,atrnetH nv tim RennrYtar
Lbat thcy aro Of tl,e opinion that IT yns atm, In
tho rnt dtrooton MI viii T., ,,,a mi ,o atr.,,
~ tih'' 'eloo''s"' "AN' wa >" l'4o sua w @""s
with tue prosons monopoly IN tlo abstract basi-
moss, and also provo source Of revenue to tho
county, A largo number OF gbstracts layo teon
recottlcd aua pcraous aro low ap)o to prornro
certified copies from tic Rocol doris otiice at
ycry small cost ooul1,arcd with what they would
have to nav for abstracts ordercd ut tho astraot-
olices. The Committee therefore recommended
thnt m appropriation Of 9f, 600 per year from
jim, j, 1B59. be mailo for tho uxporso Of rocord-
ing abstracts, and tliat tic Oork draw al order
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hasty rotreat Unfortunately for the Doctor,
howover, they remained long enough to poascsa
gica Instruments which ha priced very highly,
Il having been but receutly presented to him BY
grateful patient On whom DR.. Btitt performed
M intricate surgical operation; two or throe
aults OF clothes, $50 III casl,, aud gold watch.
The case has been giyon 10 DetoctlYo Snonds
maraudora to justice,
D. y. Sculty waa working III his plmI'-facsory Ut
No. u South Market street, hls atteution WAS
called to tho sauln!ng OF a door in tho front
ollico, which had boon loft vacalt. lie rushed
in the direction Of tho sound, and haw 8 rsa's
crying out "Btop thief !"-un invitation which OF
oourso tho latter did not nccopt. Tho
thief ran up tho alley betweon Monroe
and Madison atreots, and was closely
pugsnea by Soully, who tried to feteh luis man by
sonted this treatment by pulling out his re-
yolyer and 1rlng at h!s pursner, WHO. nothing
da,lnted, kept up the cllaso. This thiof WAS final
ly run into shed, whore ho stood at bay with
bis rovolror at full cock bearing upon tho enemy,
fnl aistauce. al Inst Special Policeman jesse
Faitchlla approached With another revolver at
full cock, tho night Of which malo tho thlef
d1oop and withor. lie crloa quarter, flung
away his royoyer, and submitted 10 tho embrace
the Central Station 10 was tho contro Of M nd
mlrlng crowd, who found him guilty OF every
cgtme IL tie oa!apdar, from murder to arson,
the latter being tile fhyorlto. At tho Contral
Station tGo th!of, who did not seem. to
70 moro than IL yoara Of aEs assumed M an or ot
from hia pocket "billy," composed OF courle
Of pounds Of load aud = tandla ot copper wira
doubled 1Io gayo lila namo 81 Bill Jackson, and
stated that 10 was not rcHident of Chicago.
, 1874-08-04


Mr. Dorrott moved Tint tho Chairman ,nnotnt
conn,itfSn nt f}yo Ia naiect tho 1sxecmtvn TAM
,nittco Of ,iuo. md 10 ronnrt Fr;,iay nipht.
The motion wap aqreod to. and The CHAIR an
IFoughtaling, j. &. Hniuca, y. b.; ;Kimbark, deu.
1IcCItrr. asld Thomas Hoyne.
MN Ennn,Ittno then nf}iouruci rntIl n,c,orlf
friday evening.
FlRD-PATROL,
THE SEVENTH WARD.
A,o,bo- ,,oct;,o ~ ,ha c,,,va,,u ~ Aha snr.
ea.a "@.a' w. - ~" " .aa H ~
Pasfol, 1ooK Place last evening ~ lo3 eanalpoft
avenue. INC Comn'atteo OF I1Yc Tnloh we're ap-
pointed at the LAST meot'ng TO eoh1er Will 1ho
Leaders OF aueh movements III ofher wafos re-
ported 'nas taey naa conferred WIZ Inc 3oco
anu tlro commissioners. ana also Will tho mcn'-
bofh OF tno pAtrol III tha Ienth ward. anu thas
In Their opinion q petition snonld 30 heht to the
common Counoll ASKING sl'at powor DO Gfanseu
for tho organization Of snoh brigade.
+ air. Han'Beh thought that the citizens Of tho
whole ward should be called to maBB-meeting
Of aome prominent hall in tho notghborhood.
This, Ike all other suggestions Of any value.
was lost alght Of III tho auimntod per-
sonal debates that prevailed during tho
oyohlnE. An E3eensaVo committee OF
ll'tio WAs apponten 10 naam up
set Of Resolutions to 10 presented to tho Conf
mon COUNCIL ab fAolt M0otl1E on nc1t Monday
night,
In motion. tley adjourned to moot ncatn On
Friday eyou|us Of tlis wcoE The assembly ,yas
c,omposoo ,' ehtlfoly o. dofnanht aha notl'nE na'
t ~ ~ .,,an m tas. .;t1nn. u H.
Snranst, y VIZ ,v;1i t,rot,ir Sn,a trni
svI,n tan .a, ~ .ofo W. n"'s op.usd .a. esu
mnass .uof want ~ eotuo entut pe1son
, 1874-08-04
PERSONAL,

EEH3QNA AL.
Tho arduous duties of Justice Haincs' Court
hayo prostrated that gontloman upon Z bod of
sickness. His many frlondH lopo to aoou SEQ
him out aga,n.
Commissioner Louis Wahl and party Of rail.
road men have just returued from J. j. Sands
elegant summon residence on piuo Lake, near
Hartlaud, Wis, where thoy hayo boom flHhng.
They brought along large catch Of fish whiol,
they cithor bought or broke tho Sabbath In
catching, ss they did not leave this city until
Saturday night, and returned early yesterday
boon fishing during tho night. Alnoug tho tlsh
commissioner Hahl brought aioug thors Was
al elght-pounu baaB and a teu-pouud pickerol.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Grand Pacific fel-Col. Montague, British
q. n1rssss Waste. Breyonrt Ho,1ss,' New Yorl, !;
tho Hon. Jabca nowes, San Francisco; H.s. bler-
Ti!l, hlflTaukeo q 7. Famish. st. Lonis !; Loyal
Loyoioy, boston; john liritsoF, Sherman, Texas;
g. q. "; ho9nson. Pensaoo'ai !. y. briggs, La
London; James ". Evans, Bristol, England
H.: +. 1lgler. ponnsylyanla j, q. Nor
vile, st. Louis; =. l. Leonard, Springfield; j,
asn Francisco Robert nold, Montreal; cLarIcs
=. Whitman, st. Louis; A. 7. Burton, Eric, :.
:, J. FREMONT lfoust-W, +. Flon,,ng, ian
FFanoiaco; D. +, Twccd, Boaton; r. A. nroifn, st,
Buffalo John Fluney and family, Now Orleans
j. L. Compton, Now OrloauH. Sherman
liouso-o. F. snmner. New York; y. II. Loolnia,
Nsw Ne, York J. y y, Honry, Troy; =; v, Howe,
G. a. MoDtford. Now York; James Mckay, ].
G. Davis. Buffalo, A. ]. Hawyor, Duluth;
W, Ill. Murray, Cincinnati. Wcst
Side Nrigqs Iouse-Tho lion. Ill. Maddon,
City Conncll. St. Louis; T. rapIn, Oily Council,
Louis +. J. Fitzgerald. Deputy. arnl,al, ut.
Louis The Hou. ", A. TAornbulg, 1T. Louis
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-24
CHRISTMAS.

Eighteen hundred and seventy-foJlr
years ago, in the land of Palestine
dawned new era on the world. The
prophesies, going through the Bible,
beginning at the very creation Of the
world In the words: "And [ will put
enmity between thee and the woman,
and between thy seed and her seed; it
shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt
brlise his heel was being fulfilled at
the birth OF the Savior. Wonders were
seen in the heavens. The bright star
seen in the far East guided the wise
men to the lowly Manager at Bethlehem.
Beaming star of East was rising,
Brighter far than all of them,
That to wreath round Bethlehem.
Clustered by in countless numbers.
Men of WISDOM strong in faith,
Fearing not the path OF danger,
Knelt devoutly by the manger
Where the infant Savior lay.
The shepherds watching their focks
were flied with fear when they beheld
the Angel Of the Lord. Their fear,
however, was changed to rejoicing when
the glad tidings were announced and
the angel chorus sang:
ssGlory to God, and on earth peace,
good will toward men"
It is uncertain when the day we OBJ
serve as the anniversary of the birth of
Christ was first estabi she'd.
The institution of this festival has
been attributed to Telesphorus, about
G3S-161 A. d., but the first certain
traces of it are found about the time of
the Emperor Commodus QS0-192A A. d.
In the reign of Diocletian (2S4 3O5
A. d. while that ruler was keeping
court at Nicomedia, he learned that a
multitude of Christians were assembled
In the city to celebrate the birthday of
Jesus, and having ordered the church
doors to be closed, he set fire to the
building, and all the worshippers
persisted in the flames.
It does not appear, however, that
there was any uniformity in the period
of observing the nativity among the
early churches SONG held the festival
in the month of May or April, others in
January. 1t is almost certain that the
25th of December cannot be the nativity
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-24

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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-12-24

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