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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

IL DE-. UA1LEGr is to lie blamed ioI
voting FIR the bill relieving The bonds
men o. the iate Eben Ehoaies. how
about Senator Fox Of Col! Hill, who
voted with Hazlett all the way through?
VIII tie William, and sSU.ro organs
wL.ch ara ienouucins Haziett' j vote on
this measure, dare 20 deaonnce Fox
lso. viii they also have the consist
,ncy to denounce Mccoy. Mills, IeBe:h
and Wilsor-alI good Democrats, und
all surporters Of that bill?
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14
9rasay County Republican Ticket.

Ter STATE SeiIat,,. ..-......-...T. T. Edwards
lJ.W. HaynIe
Fgr Assembly .....-....-.....- Alfred Helm
-. Z. Jones
r. District Attorney NiilIs:n Patterson
Gc- sher.d. = S"lt'
For County CiCTk- ~. J. EdWa-ds
Eu- County TrCssar' r-.-.----.-.H IT, j. Peters
For County Recorder. r. u. turner
To CCuntE As. ssOr..-....-.......J. p Winnie
Fee County survey oC----..---.--C. l. Anderson
raT County Superintendent 7 ( .;-a,,,,.w
ri put;ie Instruction,
z. Public Administrator. P. Get:ec
r. lust II It's Pehce on - . 7v-.t.l,
taEs,Ir GusaShip.
TX iytsti-s OF tbs Iea-. a.: L. J1.,,-s-
Empire Township.
Fr- t'C--:y Commissioner. Carson Geo. ellison
p. Comfy Commissioner. Empire. ia. Morris
fc- G"I-tst'-c, taIs'n Towns hip l. SIN
Far Cogs.4lle. Lnlrire f"~u>i..p C a'.ret
gC- SCiI1c TRUSTEE. Carson fp Hub. tr. Parker
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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14
ASOTgsg i OPEN LETTER EHBM
SIR. EEADtLL.


Ii Yesterdays E"'e~?riss ~ tinl a
seconi ''orru !t:ter" from hr. h,ndall
TO thu Sntin-yiIivalry Denoc,nc. and
ccureyiti. - word to iIr. T.. T. oionr-
hiil TLl> .etttr opens With a review
II the co1r>e pursued by the Democratic
tg.veu:Ivn ,owar,! himself and - reit-.-
alton Of the .hr..,e that u pledge Was
required of him. before taking TIE
stamp. that he >hnu!d my nothing
against >utro. On tlis point lie sa.s;
In other words. after lighting those
measures Of robbery and ot public plum
der all last session OF Congress; after
fighting them, and in conjunction with
my colleagues from this State. from Cal
ifornia and from tie whole Pacific
Slope, ituii1,g them, and receiving there
Tor the appreciation, a. 1 have said, Of
nine!v-nine hundredths Of the people
everywhere: after all this. | was 10 .at
my ,cords-Tetrdct al! ! had sdid-t.tr'R
my back On he Pc ple-j9i. tbs c0nftt!el'-
ated sa,tq III selling ottt to a T5'dpd and 4
Mier,
will do Mr. W. E f. Deal. WHO con-
veyed this chivalrous invitation, the us
tice to say that he did not have sense
enough to understand its purpOIt or
meaning; land for this apology to him l
shall probably receive another measure
OF his contempt
Here and at this point merely personal
considerations ended. | thought that
the people had some interest il this
a Il al Il. TO I
Of political sneaks allied with n common
plunderer and 4 knare.
have caught you all by the ttroat in
the very act Of perpetratinS yonr lnfamy.
Aud mean to hold on and stand IL"
until you bury yourselves in the back Of
your Sutro Tunnel, and pull in the hole
after you.
Following this. and after some plain
talk to the remnants OF a bastard chiv-
airy and some caustic illusions 10 Mr..
Deal. and some advice 20 the ch!valry
ito quit casuistry and adjourn to Bas-
CONS grocery OF your Sutro tunnel and
drown your troubles in Confederate
tansle leg" he continues IS follows:
But before you DO that. lock you! TIE
platform, Look to it! You observe :.
hole in the middle thereof, twice as big
as your tunnel. and 10 claim FOX ''.oy
atty either. Ny genial General
Williams; my heHevoleu; Sutro-Hii!
honsc. Ellis. Etttreii. Freddy Cole all
Of ycu-come gather up the fragments
and ;Iy and Get en- together again, and
come with saw and anger and jack plane;
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

AID now boys give is tl:ree times tnl.e
for glorious General GIa,t.
And after we've Lurtahed Tor Lin, cc,no
join Us N the chant
The chart which, while i cheers onr
hearts, ,lahes the DENIES -ock
askant
And lose the day for
Bradley AID his slio- .hotus.
Chores
Hrrrsh, Lus:.h. were bound TO win tho
day;
Hulrab, hurrah, this cho1Us cheers the
way;
Ind they who sing 1t heartily Will never
80 astray.
But march straight ont
triumph and to glory.
i2epeat the last chcrus.)
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

A8 HYMAN, Warden of tho Pcniten-
tiary yesterday paid into the State
Treasury SI,l2 50 - the same being
profits on work performed at tho Prison.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14

MANY Of the cottonwood trees abou,
town are Ewa.,ning with rnuiiitUGes-
millions upon niliions-of green Zee.
We saw some trees yesterday whose grey
trunks were actually tanned vivid green
by those vsrdant vermin. Not only are
the cottonwoods thus infested; the rose
bushes in almost every garden are mat
ted with these noisonle insects. Cannot
somebody devise way to get rid Of this
plague
EIaI-x,rI,y.,1 citixHi,l Il Icls
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14
PIANOS! piAhCS!- $3.50.

WILL SELL, TO ANYONE TISHIJi TO
purchase tina - LOWE Piano, =: ny
own name or the ss1l- % She p1rh>sHC GA st.
for $3.50.
Also Agent for
H.;LHr D,E.s.
STEINwATs.
tI.ICHEHISG5 AID
SSasE's TIANos FTc.
FEI.IZ L. LIEszBACH.
Professor 81 Music.
N answer - !ho foregoing advertisement l
make thit proposition, namely: viii par hE't,
twenty Of the . LOW "'flANOS a: sac price
above named. the SANE 20 be delivered IS my
r..rs, OF business. No s. street. E!rgl"la Cl!g-
| will depo.it the IaoUey where II caa be N
readiness for Er. G-rZbz,h or AM other l.ersost
narr.ns &C sell the sam. =: the prico Danti -
Lis card. w tbs nesn TO To- IA lcrs.ooi a.
Ce.rHstp purchase t'ie class CT planes which J
aru selling and which arr Llds at tbs Iaauf;1;-
tory where my pianos sre made.
Z z lowe.
Carson. o.: q cl4-tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14
Proposals Wanted

lrEAIFD PROPOSALS WILL. BE RECEl ID
- a. ti.e oiic. OF tEc County Clerk an:;l
The 18th Instant,
for .na:arial sd c3lstru'ticn of Th-,, n IL
treti Feet g.: Plume n tna Creek On Third
street. csst OF Carson. Payment 20 y ssh. On
the : irst Tuesday Dse"nIbs- Sp-cit sat.7ns
NAV b.. seen 1t the ccic6 Of tho County Clgr-.
Tie rishs Of rejecting Nil bids - reserved. BID
ders will give Irite per i!aeal foot.
fy order II the Eos-l data
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-14
EEpr.:I..GAN Ca:IPai.E SONG.
~ sniEE SHEEN

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III -. -, -
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1i''F',' h''f'h. We sing '1H Il F.'1atn.
, ~. n"iE'h, me fic'r's NJ gan;
Anu li'elii'' 'naht 'he ch'''S' in san
-'"'' i,.'N NV a"' - i''''". ''''' d1""''
W. wall sing this song and chorus Eli
election day l.; past.
W. will fight the Dolly Nar,s.s and
Nailed securely 70 the mast,
+, win Tie dav TX
Beatty and Bill Wonlinra.
fLor,tv:
,1,.; h,,...,a ,.;,
Ii ,,.' ,, 80 .n7 u.tI ','1'
',,1'' ~ 'i!o '.I''it 1:
8N!he anu ID Tnih' ,,,,.,.,
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-
Yes, o.'v. come 70 io;n the ttronr.
, 1874-09-22
THE NEW GAS-woEK8.


The Chicngo City Gas Company hayo two worry
extensive works In process Of orcction-ono for
tue manufacture Of gas at the foot Of Deer
ing street and tho Chicago Rivor. the othor at
Thirty-second and South Unlisted streets. Tho
area OK about 4 aosos Of ground, aud consist Of
foot higl to tlo npox Of tho roof; conlensing,
waBling aud purifying departments under QUO
roof, tho Dimensions OF tho building boiug about
tho SANG us those Of tho retoEt-houso; a moter-
house, oflices and other minor appurtouances.
Tho work was begun IN April, and will DO COM
THE retort-louao will contain 3Bl retorts capable
of manufacturing 1000, 600 cubic foet of gas In
the day OF twentv-four hourH. A system OF hy-
lraulio mainB to receive tho gaa from tho
rotorts has been introduced, which Is said
to bo Grcat improvement. on :,! : tho
from the manufactory tho gaa Ia taAon by 2i-
inch nlatnB to the tolcscopic EnB-holder at Gonth
1Iatatod and Thlrty-Sccond streets. Tho gas
holder iB incaBed III o brick building, the liz
ternal diameter Of which is l55 feet, walls 90
fcot, and entire height to top Of tho domo 190
feos. Tho rocscupio holder will bo in two soc-
tiotls. each 80 feet and $50 foot In diameter, and
1t IL calculated will contain 1009,0 900 cubic foot
OF gas when fully Inflated. There ara' only four
otlior gaa-lloldors OF N largo Dimensions iE1 this
country,-tWo in st, Louis. one in Philadelphia,
and ono in New York.
Tho brioA-work a,lcaBing tho holdor Is In
tended aH d protection agninBt The high winds
anl storms, md tho domo to keep on the nuow;
besides ~ . protection against fro. a 39-Iuch
main will distribute thu gas from Tho loltior
throughout tho clty, On an average, upwards
ings, which, when in working oraor, will form q
worry important adjunct to tle Conlpany'a worta
OH the North Side.
, 1874-09-22
RELIGIOUS NEWS.
Tho Chicago rrcsbytcry Considers
tho Scotch and Ninth
Churches. D..
The Rev. Mr.. Parklurst Tells the
Nlethodists Of His Travels.
Tho New York !" World" (" OH Blsfl-
op Seymour.
THE PREsBYTER1ANS.

rrur pRE9nYTERfANS.
mi, t,,, 1,-sotrt,rv mid nm a3inurned
ano onicsEo r..,, ,,oa, sr5.v +nnrn,nu
meeting In Porslana osoeh Suss'l."y rm.as es
tho Nov. @. J.. Thompson III tne cnn11' anele
wore fifty ministers and Elders preaont.
{ Nv nnt,or tho Roy. +. Hart Was received on
s.,... t'a.,s .ho pro.lvtorv of bloomington. and
testcE AIoln .uo 4o'.' ..t.1 .s vv,,,,,,
tottetH OF dlsmlsBai "e1o Rlantea ~,
Campbell (licen!into) to tho Prosbgtory OF raj
mvra. N. Y, md 10 tho Rev. Hiram Wasaon to
~ prrn,,r,,rr of fornnanort
WV aaa.,.r, 1r,,ncr
J. TIE SUI ouo"o =.
petition waH received from tho 6obs'on u
Ehc First Scotch Church OF Chicago, showing
HAT tbo congregation, at meeting hold Aug. +,
saao,xoa ~ Withdraw from tho Canada Presby-
ssoo4'.u H. A.. .o,, ~, r,ht,,,o prca.
torian Church, in oruof TO JON tne onlca6o ilen-
bytory Of tho American Presbyterian Onurch py
a yoto OF 1l3 to %; and that tho session Of tho
nh,, ,ob ,ono,,r,cd in tbo notion Of tho congroga-
a ,ss,as.'a ,,,st N,o chnnoo a, occ1ca,asticnl
'op' oo'1o''u6 ,','s .. Wv e., ;..o.o,,s +1,o
oonnection would promote tho ihtosee1e; 'lo
prosperity, and tho pehoo OF tho congregation.
!; A rononstrance from tho minority was also
.os, rro1aot;,1 oro;nst n aonarat;on from tho
teuu' pAereDe -,, H. ..,.e,, - tho ,rni1rt,v
Canaan chufch' s'1eo 'io ao,'o.1 ~ sne =,
wss contrary to tho lava OF sne Do1nuo'' anu VI
tho State OF Illinois, mud because tho ProsbytorY
M Chatham rns now investigating tho aots OF
Eho maturity. Tho rcmonatrntlcc was Bigncd by
Evo Elders tlye of tho nno Truatcea, and fvo Of
tno ruarantors OF tho church debt.
Tho documents were referred to apeci1l conf
ml.teo consisting Of Judge Moore and Meesrs.
, 1874-09-22
tho government Of tho rogimont, which was road
aud adopted.
After aono further discussion regarding flnan-
oeB, tho moeting adjourned.
2. III. n. A.

LII. y. Al
I Tho regular quarterly baBineBs meeting Of tho
Young Mons chrlatinn Association waA hold at
tho rooms, 148 Madison street, Inst evening, MIR.
Vim Aras1alo III tho CHAIR. ..
Aftcr tho uhual religious exerasoa, II, o.
Rockwell, Chairman Of tho Doarding-1Iouao
Committee, reported TINT Binco tho ldst report
142 iu4ulreH Ind beon made for boarding-t,lncos.
Mr. Crittondcn. from tho Lyceum Committee,
ronortou that tho Lycoum WA quito successful,
allh that tta interest waH increasing.
Mr.. Farlu, from the lIemborallp Committoo,
reported tho total membership to DO 1,0t1, an
lncroaae ct dG7 ~ the past iiyo months.
Dr.. Z. N. HYDE reported from tho Locsuro
tainmonss WAS noarly completed. md that tho
Hou. Carl 6ohurz would locturo on tho 18th of
November, and that Mrs. scott-siddonB would
give readings on tho 31st Of December, and that
would lecture. He also reported that Tho Ado
lade rhilppB and Camilla Urso companies
Would appear during tho winter.
Philip Mycre from tho Library Commttoo ro-
uEaos, including wo,ka on roliglon and morality.
travels, history, aud biography. lilo reported
tho driving Of about 700 books nor month, and
set forth tho nocoBeity OK increasing tho library
aud Of establishing roading-rooma throughout
Mr..nitchcock, from tho Employment Bureau.
reported that BOT poraouH, OF all nntionalitfes
and conditions, hu1 boon furnished employment,
and TINT tho applications for employment wero
gronter thnn over boforo.
Tho Temperance Committee reported progress,
and that many vere boing reclaimed from habit
ual drinking.
work ia tho varlo,,s paste Of tho city. no rec
ommeudel tho establishment OF q Chinese
6untay-achool In tho city at onco. 1lo also
reported TINT tho mission work Ind boon OK
tended to tho County Poor-Houao, and TINT Q
oIt,,rcf nrtj gnudn Ind hnnn crT6riHni
, 1874-09-22
GENERAL NEWS,

They havo produced "Galvanio IIorsc
Ba!yo," whorewith probably to comfort tho iron
horse.
How In tho otornal fitness OF things docs It
happon TINT nxlo-greaso Is uoyor found for nalo
aayc ut q flour and food Atoro?
Thu board OF Public Works Ii laying Ill 8-inch
vator-pipo aloug Huron stroot, south of M!l-
waukse avonua.
Tho Doasd OF Councillors OF tho Hospital for
Wqmon aud Children. coruer Of pauIua and
, 1874-09-22
THE EXPOSITION,

Tho Exposition opened Yesterday morning
nil, ox,o11n.,t r-osrnnta ,ro ..o,,,s;,,. -, tho
WIZ o1ool.ent psospooss. ,n1 ~ s'.o
oay wore n.y. tho H'inols centfat ana Chcago'
Burlington & Quincy limos, each of which
brought to town u largo number Of Exposition
v;a,tnra- Thoro ia mn t1ouht lint thn olos,np of
H. c,nto ~ Go,a... ta;so 49, ,,,s hosaG,,.1
W. o'''o ""u oe".sS '"..' ""a "@1 ..no"e''' ~,
oifect upon tho Chicago show, many Of tho apoc-
tatora of itB boautios yesterday showing by their
conversation that thoy Ind attended, tho former
a.. 1891 10y ~ H., ,os.as 40 @sA'A0 ''''"
''es ~ compared eo sno '"'1eE'
The greatess improvement made 1atc-
~ in tho show has been tho Increased
number of exhibitors in tho galleries. Thore is
no roason,' now that tho FREQ wator-eloyator is
running, and lifting It's thousands daily up to
tho galcrioa, why thoy should not be considered
as favorable exhibition space ns any park OF tho
building; In somo respeeta9, the gailorioB arc
better than the ground 1lat, notably on ac-
count Of tho clear view thoy afford Of the show
below, and tho aurging mass, of visitors, md on
account OF their superiority as a spot to sit
down in and enjoy tue music, which eannos bo
fn!lY appreciated dowa-Btairs, amid the clatter
Of atcam-hnishors, forco-pamps. tllreshtng-ma-
phines, and tho eccentfic young man who crashes
, 1874-09-22

Charles Smith was arrested Sunday afternoon
oy ;OMGor Sargent for pushing vaitor down tho
stars leading tnto Wilson'S Restaurant At tho
10rnar asat,n9 OF Az Msdlson a9d Cask atroo Ad ds
via Brought before tho soutli sdo roljee Court.
ohargea with being diuuk aud dlyoruerl5 and
William Warrington, Charles Harris, ond
deorgo WiliamB. were arrested Saturday night
Church i Merwn No. 287 Btats straet 'uo ~ - 'a1h =
They voro locked up In tho Armory 10 await a
hoaring: Yoatorday they 1ero arragucl boforo
Justice DoydonM 4 fer hearing. and by request Of.
till Tomorrow undor bonds OF 5000 oaell.
About O'Clock Sunday night Oharlea sroNo,u
lis, w. J. Onreor, and Jnmea Murray wern nr.
rested by Olioors Dolan and Dothe. of tic Na1i-
son street police. Carter Was blooling from goy-
oral ugly wounds in tho head, and yesterday ho
doforred tho hearing Of tho caao until tho 20th
inst.'' CaItor Ia dangerously injured, and tho
police authorities believe TINT ha received his In
1urics ut the LANDS Of Murray and hloNol1ia. As
yet tho who1e affair Is ahrouded in mystery, and
thero Will, In all probability. bo no developments
In tho matter until tho wounded man Is SUM-
GENTLY recovered to appear In court:
Cornelius Ryan and Michael Murphy nero be-
toro Justice Boydon yesterday to answer to tho
bo They Is aaesd met ona pstcE
o'Drion at the corner of fourteenth and CLARK
BtrcotH, and, aBsaulttng him. knocked him down
aud grabbed pair Of shoca from hia hand and
Of tho assault In tho shape Of black oyo and a
bruised mouth. TheBo fellowH, shortly bofore
committing tho assault on O'Brion met and as-
sanltoa an old man namod John Procknow and
BY interfored thoy In all probability would
have killed tho old gontlcmnn. II appeared
during tho progroaa OF tho trial TINT the poraons
who haa intsrferod ts q tho timo tho prisoners
, 1874-09-22
THE COURTS,
Record OF Business Transacted Yea.
terdAYs

Record of Business Transacted Xcs.
terdnY.
INJUNCTION AoA1ssr OPENING ROAD.
1cir,ot)v noan t7,oa hi11 T.; t1,o u,,or;o, f,,,u.
.;."t -. a4s's ~ ~ NV sapp.to. oouit
against Lyman STAPLES and J. q. Berlin, two
commissioners Of Highways Of tha Town Of
Palatine, to restrain thom from opening road
10 ~ ..'a =, an 4n SI,o' ~ ~ .nas ~
~. 9"Ao1 y" m Nv ~ 70 - .uo ~ ", y.
neo' ~. ", ~ IN tne Io"n OF ta1a1ne. one OF
the Commissioners Of Palatino has resigned, and
to art without n third to rno,tc IN I'm fr1
-: "''s e1......,,.Ia t .,'s" Ao ~ sAo set
ntN nampet tsosmtsnaSnuu4nB 'u'S' 'neso t"o
staples anu bofln, some time ago voted to iay out
road across coznplainant's land. No damages,
however, were allowed, md Doan appoalou to
tho anra,-,;eo-. NJ roo,, cornt, ~ s,r,r,5
80 aoa;aian ~, .1,a raa,n,;esa,.. W. NJ | t:.s
sno ouelh'oa VI ,ne commissioners. no jury
hoFoyor, "aB called, and Dean clnlms that pro-
cecaiues arc now in the same condition as before
the appeal. He also alleges TINT he is willing to
esiying tho amount q ths dsmaEes. r % @hieh @ be- be-
places at 24O0 but aaks for an INJUNCTION acaiuat
tho Commissioners until they should first. nav
him.
1rENs,
Mother Judge Booth nor Judge Troe will have
q jury until ne1t week.
nntil Hstur1ay e'e0"o'9 w 49, ''"A
1iN1rrn srA1Es. co1n7a.
II. ". I{inadalo filed bill aouiust Fl. 3. hfil-
lor md tho Mutual I.ifa. a.Innurnnoo Gomnanv to
provont the former from roeoiyng @ ing Or % the lnttor
from paying any taxoB on tho oanital stock and
franchise Of said insurnncn oomnonT
ejmilar bill waa i,,od bv n. N Wa|ia aca;nat
Miller and tho Chicago Lifa-Ius,lranco Cam
pany; by ]: II. Goff arninst N1iilor aoS. tha
dlobo INSURANCE Comuany: bv Toaonh IIircf
against Miller and tho Toutou{a Lifo4Ingnrarco
Compnnv: Nv II. ", Cohh nrninst tna aaroo
Colaotor and the Union FoupdSy Works by bS'{1 9.
arm.
insurance Co,npany; by @. II. Noble noainst
Miller and tho Chicago Plow Company by
II. ". Hinslale against Miller aud tho Safety
ios and the Hepnbc Lffe.inpuranco @ ent Gomnnny ,a
and by soth Evans against blilIor and tho Cor.
nell Watch Company. Those caBos are ali begun
by Bome stockholders In tho respective compauics
for tho same cnd as it tho companies themselves
junction against tho County Collector.
The Winnobago National Bank pocnn a, suft
for 9l0 900 aaainst q. F. Hall and Moses Bnrt-
lott. ,> N" 1''A'
The First 3..'-na1 Bank brought suit for
$G,0U0 againHt Guu. q K, Clark
Albert Il. Nioolay ran IN notion arainBt tho
TowuHlip Of Reading. claiming sE mn i1npa,1 i,.
tereat on township railroad-aid bonds, ''''>'
HmodleY Darlington Commenced a anil ,f,,not
the County Of Livingston, to recover 81 din IN.
! paid interest on certain bouda OF thn Raforn,
School.
SUPERIOR COUNT IN nR1EY.
8. 8. Gardner anu D. 3. Gardnor Huea i n
Bioksrdike for 81 900. - -
III. D. Wells Il Co. bognn a suit for 8, ono
against Q. G. Thompson aud J. IIem,
Z. b. Preston commenced an action tn rooovcr
$4,000 from Il. N. pcaao. '''
=: A.. Parker began d auit in attachment
, 1874-09-22
CRIMINAL.

Edward White was trlod on tho charge OF
stealing horse from L. J. Hobert. Tho jury,
aftor being out covoral hours, came into court,
reported they wore unable to ngreo, and wero
discharged.
Sidney Woodruff pleaded guilty to IN inliot-
ment for assault with intont to commit rapo
upon the person Of little girl namou Dirdio
Hail. He was reulanaod for sentence.
John Wilson was tried by jury for stealing
S2s from the monoy-drawor Of Dess' saloon, and
was found guilty. Ills term Of punishment was
fixed at ono year in tho Penltontiary.
Anton Btic1er, John Smith, md Joseph Sack
woro placed OIL trial charged with the robbery Of
German named Hoffmoister. Ttial in progress.
Tho cdao of Anran Anderson, tue alleged in
cendiary. is set for trial to-day.
TIE POLICE oounrs.
John Phillips, Was before Justice Kaufman
yeatort!ay, charged with tho larceny Of $40 from
tho saloon OF John NJ. Gronz, 8 North Clark
etreet, and was hold until Thursday In bail Of
$500.
.Cherloa MoNollis, ". J. Carter, and James
Murray, who crearod q disturbance in a saloon
on Taylor street near Blue Island ayenuo, Sun
day afternoon, wore held 10 bail OF 5000 each
until Saturday, by Justice scully yesterday.
David Coleman was arraignol at the Wost
''uo osNo Nohtt 4eatoEuHY Oh tl0 cu4TH9 u
iarceny, tue complaining witness being Antonio
ltabonl, or lo0 WeBt Lake Htroet, from whom llo
Bto!o coat and shirt, valued Mt 442. lIo was
hold until Saturday In bail Of $500.
William Johnson a boy Of II yoarr, walked
INTO the saloon Of lguatz Beck, No. $50 Blue
Island ayonue. Sunday afternoon and, presont-
ing pistol at tho psopriotor's head, ordered him
70 paHa oyor tho contenta of tho mouoy-tlrawar.
Ills mild re4uogt Mr.. Heck declined, bnt col
larcd tho lad and escorted ,in, to the Polluo Sta
ton. YesterdAy morning Justice sostlly fined
him 800.
4 iow days ago tho house Of J., D. Shaw, 152
North droen street, WAS outorcd by Charles lor-
tor. WHO succeeded In Hoeuriuv two hats and III
Mnibrolta, which he sold to Edward sLnwgosa.
Yesterday Porter and BhawgosH woro, arrested,
and hold by Justice Hoully In bail Of $500 until
to-day.
Men ton wns made aone two weolta ago Of tho
arrest Of james 11arrla George Warren, Michael
Quirk md @, Iinko, four lads ohargoa with Tho
burglary OF Sayton'H grocery storo, Ill hlonroo
Htruet. TleY Wero arrafgnoi before Justice
Hoyden, AMI tho raAo continued till yesterday.
During tho day the cas0 was called, and tho owl
dence was sufficient 10 hold the youthful otfonl-
ors to tue Criminal Court In bonds OF 5000 oqch.
Henry Dudley, 4 1G-year-old youth, WAS do
tectel Sunday BY Officer Aloponough, OF pinkor-
ton'a force, coming out OF . atora on South
Wator street through the tranBom. To was
takon into cuatody md lodged In tho Armory.
Yestorday Justice Doylen sent him to tho nridq-