, 1874-12-04

mcrey QUO Of tho nymptoms Of an attack q
picnr'sy. Tho telegram stated TINT tho senao'
was about 70 forward TO tho august "boan" .
medical osrtitcAto. which ho bad procured boforl
starting from Dr.. Bon PleurlsY Miller, tho snnl,
tafy Superintendent, which showed that peop|,
suffering from pleurisy worry oftan acted III aver,
strange and unbeoon1ing manner.
Agnmblcr named Tom Manly mn,lo ono Of til,
uoas extraordinary playa gu record. Wednesday
night. At . faro bauk un Clark street. known ns
tho Omaha game. Ills origlnal stake wau II
ocnta-nll the money ho had til tho world, and
alter sitting Of little loss thnn five l.ours, he
dro" out 81 ,75( and quit the gamc, having, ia
the amount Of about $500. Manly ranks' ' In tho o
fraternity Al a "croHB-roAd gambler that iB,
one Who plloa hla vocation upon railroad trains
a vell'known Board Of Trado uRn, who had
apent tho better part Of tho morning and alf the
ateraoon ald oyoninF Of yesterday IN trying to
eet up corner on ca!iiornla cocktails, arrived
oc'ock In tho morning. Hin wife WAS worry re-
proachft!, hat the willy follow proved too much
f;,, fnr her, "itsh Hll rleh' 0io) my doar, alI
Doo Miller gave It to mo-" Tho lady rand Tho
| certificate, wondered whether tho ey1nptoms of
ple'1rlBy arc invariably bungetl-up pair 0: eyes,
kprokeu Bhlrl-collar and d demu5aiizea rtoyo.
| Pirn and mentally resolved to Hot Charley nnce
bottle Of aoda-wator to brealstast on us soon as
hp showed sigma Of convalosconce,
COUNTY GOSSIP.
| The Comnttao oil Public HIildIngo uere In
session at tile County Building during yostart}ay,
aud audited q fow unlmportant bills, which will
be reported to-day
Tho Finance Committee OF Tho County Board
woro busy yesterday aotl'ng up old bllsi,,egs.
The afternoon % was Is consumed In oheckiug cou-
Tho COMMITTEES on Roads and Bridges wore IN
eeaslon Yesterday at tho County Building, and
rocommented tho naymons Of $3.50, tho bill for
gravolinR tho Now Trior road.
DfsAFFEuTED SCOTCH PNEgDYTENfANs.
A meeting Of tho TrustcoB Of tie First Scutoh
Presbyterian Church was called for yesterday
evening at 400 Harrison Btroot. Tho attendance
was OF minority members, Mnd the enem,es of tho
pestor OF te y uaarc, InpuSs reporter was
Of Mr; McLAicb!an, BY way of in-
was not allowed to bo used In
That household aud ho Was requested to retire.
The object Of the meeting, It WIS uuderatood,
notw!thstantltnG tt private character, vas to do
viso wass aut means to get huld Of tho church
property, aud at NIL events to got rid of the pres
cnt pastor.
THE INSURANCE costrAx,ra
Almost all the Nationnt Board conpanioH TINT
Ind withdrawn from this city llaye resumed bu4i-
1less again. Even must nf tho Now York COM
rnnies, which nero Thought would hesitato Ia
oon'n oo%',g na Hhsk' hsvs given orders to resume
and most conservative Of Now York
insurance companies, notified their
Agents, 5fossrs. Ducnt Il Lyon, yesterday, to re-
sumo again. This AGENCY llas now five Of It's
companies back again, ana tho other two will TN
douatedly follow III q short tinio. The ngency OF
s. II. Moore s. Co. has ateo received instructions
yesterday to write again I'll tho Hartford, Of
Hartford; Golman-Americnrl. Of Now York
National, Of Hartford; and Irving, OF Now York.
CHICAGO uS1yEns1TY.
The Board Of TruBtons OF tho University OF
Chicago held meeting yesterday evening tn the
club-roonls ct the Sherman House, tic
Hon. roror T. ssa%mop Sasar"a i'm, in the I char
last week "a couior with the Chancellor M tho
subject Of Ills rosignation. Tho Committee, in
view Of all tho circuinstancea. Judged 1t best
nlonflod its acceptance accordingly: Tho q,,os-
ton was not tluAlly disposed Of. but Was hid
upon tho table until 4 subsequent meeting OF tho
Board.
Mr. Judd, tile attorney Of tho Compauy at the
East by whom tue mortguge upon the UniyorHi-
ty property is held. Ths communication was fa-
vorable in it's terms, aud will probably bo so act
od upon as TO rolioye tho University finances.
6IokE-nLAcKENED nU1Ln1Say.
Tho Chicago Chapter American 1nstit,lte Of
Architects bold regular meeting yesterday
nfternonn in their rooms on ClArk atreet. corter
Of Madison street. P. 3. Wight President, was
disco1oratiou Of building fronts, aud consequent
Disagreement OF tho buildings caused by tho
smoke from ohimneys, was talked over. Tho
President sad that tho finest buildings
in the. city have suffered from the blach-
aomo stops should DO taken to provide
n remedy; 1t had beon done In England
and in cities III this country. He thought that
perhaps the best way to treat tho subject would
iurnaces as, = preliminary step, and, after oh |
tanning explanations from them, to recommend |
or make an appeal to tho Common Council to |
logialato on tho matter. Mr. Cleveland and tho
others present concurred With the President but
no resolution wns PASSED or other action taken. |
CONTESTED A1pRnSAS1c ELECTION.
James Walsh. tho dcfeated candidate for AID |
erman from tho Eleventh Ward. fIod his poti-
tion IN the County Court yesterday for 4 sum- |
mons to bring into court y. T. Gundorson, tho |
auccessful candidate, tho 2lHt inst, when md
where ho proposes to QUIT Mr.. Gu,ldelApu from |
tho position OF Alderman, which liz will assume
no1t Monday night Nlr. Walsh sota fortli tho |
following rensonH for conteBtiDg Mr. uunl1er- |
First-TAnt in the First, seoond, Third, and
Fourth Prccints Of his ward tho yote was not |
properly counted by tho judges, anu tho
returns mado BY them we're incorrect: that
tlan was polled for Gundcrson, and that q
smaller number was countea aud returned than |
wns polled for him.
Seeond-That about 250 Illegal votos woro
Thirl-That largo number Of legal votes
which wero caut for him were nat counted. and |
TINT q large number Of illegal votc3 cast for
Qun1erson Wero pounted.
Fi}th-Thnt at tha polls in ouch Of aaid pre-
ciucts IN that ward large number Of illegal
yotes-261--wero returned for Gunlarson by tlo
judges that what pnrports to be tho official
count shows that GunderHon received twenty-
four more ro:cs for Alderman thnn himself.
Mr.. Walsh claims that upon q fair mud honest
COUNT ho rocaivod moro legal votes than any
other porsou, therefore lie wns justly aud legally
sected to represent his ward in tho Common
Council.
The summons was issued and p!accd In the
hands Of tho SlloritT, and tho caao will, in all
ho heard anl disposed Ct during tic
Docolnbor term OF tic Court.
CRIMINAL.
LOCAL ITEMS,
Julius Sondhein was talsen back to Davenport
[aat night, by Officer Hickox, to answer u charge
of laroeny.
Three coatH and 4 par OF pallts, valued Mt $40,
wore stolen from tho house OF John hIotfat No.
t17 North ITaated Btrent last nfYht