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, 1874-08-05
THE CIIY-HALr,

/ -NAs S-A L s11AA1Jt
City-Hall colootions yestor,lay |vors an ~,
lows: Wator ta1os, $9,518.v7; city ts1os
4.6o0.07. WA "
The Committee Of Local Assossmonts vii, 1,o,;
4 ameoting ut the City Cork's. oillco this uftor
noon. aud TINT Of Streets and Allova at t,o ..
placo noxt Saturday AFTERNOON. T'''''>
The Law Library will, on Monday next. NOV,
| up int6 tue tank. and tho, City Law Department
will occupy the rooms thus left vacant
Tho l'at:Htatemont of Jola1i O'Neill. Civ nm.
inspector, shows that during tho month Of Ju]v
iaHt lo inspected 1880, and conjompod mo-
barrels of carbon oil. ''a'
corporation Counsel Mum has praparo1 h,a
arguments IN tho wo-known oity. soavonnaa 49, ~
case OF Cunningham It Gray ys. city Of cb,oaF co9 ~
wi!tol VIII come up for trial before Julro viii
iasla in few days, '"o6o H4'4-
Tho Town Board OF Lake Wow will mat H.,
ao!ao 1oa,d OF tnolle ~ Works this aftornoo ut a
puposo It It oossea su us1 o }' a1r noa tho
onipstou bridge ut Fullerton ayonuo, = 'ou'
Tho Aldotmauio ilsL,ng-excuraion h ~.
aoG Ma;, W loayo tho depot, coruor ar esnai
.,u aauihoh nEroots, ut O'Clock tlia ove"a wamat
ihehf i,l sno oxourslontass who will chaneronas
oork Forres. Fa'ef ooila.tas T,t 10 Mayor oova. Oily
Lpo. ox-Ald. AIoqmth. nx,f1I ,v1Il.,ah, CLARK
Ga.s. t1rn9g Jeeuon Phil oyao, ii, Ky Mss, A.
f"dye' 's?E aad as%psssa aSsss {6ss 6sss Gsssoets
Az; Joraa. hliuor, iongsobor oWEsSa%ay, Ws;a%s nha
asli, asmpIli, Cleveland, o'Drlon Uullortnn s;omt. ok
olHa''s' olara nrana' D11on, Quirk Wawop. a'ou. ai
vooan aMo httan1 days notice to part,ou ow,,n,
limits Guu1 n,oa na'tgs tn orecto wihln tho old r.
a"d ' s,eas aer IRE q IL 1s1 noesg expired yeste
"osxs S'u report to ths Corporation oon"noI "n,G
, 1874-08-05
Nosvs from the Custer Expcatt,o,

OMAuA, Mob, Aug. IA dispatch from For,
Laramie, Aug. ., says Nal. Stanton, payn,ayter'
1uss returned from tho Htsoncios, reports large
who say TINT Stablor, Cniet who was conHnic,,, NJ,
GUS Last spring in bis hostility to
tho whites 1t tho agenoies, aid seyorsj
others, wero killed by Clusters marty,
which u reported returning The Indians also
Capt. Datoa iiglt Of July havo nilIuo died.
There ia tnl1eh fooling amoug tho indians mr.
rtvlug, and at tho agencies It IL tho gonoral opl
ION among military mon that Custcr Las fulfilled
Han uiI, sina,, ~ 1to,n ~ noW tn Eotusng To nforma
OF 4 big tight. ., s'1s"sS
, 1874-08-05
SUNDAY CONCERTS Ar CAPE NAV,

Sunday about sacred concoets at tho hotola hns
beon much exaggerated. Fathor Degau, Iu
speak!ng Of thatn, morely stated that sono por-
t'9n M q tLe n1lalo would bo moro appropriate ia
Catholic heart, aud recommended lMs people Ia
ooa'e to CHURCH and hear holy chants i, profer-
enco to attending tho hotel concerts. Thoro Was
n, no dennnc'ation Of Fas4or Dogan by tho Oatho-
acs Tor Ma sotlon, In which tlere was nothing
hx the timo for yospors to suit tito oonsconsaa ~
nlomlcrs. Tho Catholics hora arc sts,,noh
friends of Father Uegan, aud attribute to lin
no ilnpgopcr nlotiycB., ~ MI"
, 1874-08-05

Tie staaden srHon cnso cana up agaIn In tn.
Criminal court ynstorsiay morning on motion
by tho prisoners counual, Col. Shirley to reduce
tile bail from $4,000 TO e5,000. The Colonel
sall tllat 1t man meant to r1lu away the lilror-
enco Of s5. ono In ltia bail-bond would not koep
him. lIo thought that tho bail was Bon,owlat
oppressive.
bta!o'a-Attorney Rood said that tho enormlty
Of tile critno charged against Htaadon WAS sufi-
ciont warranty for the heavy bnil in which ho
WIZ l.old. Tho reduction Of the bond would bo
unjustnahio.
Tue Court (Judgo Gary said that ho agreed
with tho etatos Attorney in Ills Wow Of tho
, 1874-08-05

hesitate, hesitate, wlien thoy have opportunity, to toll
nu Maitqfa or tho nbuao thoy receive Mt hor banda.
Inc noafd or Mauagors Of tho Homo moot this
,MoinnR, ana t. IL probable that several COM
laIhts against hlra. Grant will be Investigated,
IMu, ~ snostanttated, that she will DO oithpf
aeii when nnraged, and not oase her mind l;y
pounding tlinho WHO nro unable or unwilling 10
mnko any resistance, e -
n,, THE EXPOSITION.
nno niootlnH OF tlc Executive Committee hold
at p III. yoBtertay, waa OF interest. aa ghownr
y ny mo reports Of tho several ist,b.commit,oos
tnat arrangements ate advancing rati,llv and n.
qoraolS Tor tho show in all departments, Tho
naaoi!uoIy a' IN operation rromisea to bo foaturo
ta uao.' nloia prominent and fntoroHting than has
ary engines Of largo capaeity, md posaibly n
resoryo Of portables, will DO demanded % by t1,is =
oasn Of exhibitions. MANY Contribution .n,s
Of, machinery viii como como from 1''tto tho
Hsat Hu oTqs ot oho and farhor
inportauco Of Introducing tloir industrial nro9,'
uota to tie growing Northwest. Worry littlo ms
chinery having mort will oyer lind ita vsy bank
TO tho place OF manufacture. .I
Nonorss from tho agont representing the Art
ntopartmont ,,tn who 10 now busy packing and ship.
ssasisfaotory. Thoro Is not now a shadow Of
doubt TINT Art Hall, large as It now Il. viii In
crowded. TO tia full capacity with rat-olaea works
o. art Many of our local artiats nro oontribut-
All Western railway and other paaaenper tr,r,.
portation linos It is now understood. Ni]l riyo
excursions during tho continuance Of tic Emo
blt1ot1, at mitch reduced rates OF faro. aud avon
somo OF our loading hotc!s havo caught tlo IN
spirat'on OF tho tinloB, mud have resolved to ro-
ance tnGir rates to transient guesa, thus adding
!, ;ake satisfactory look at tho maryola Of tho
Exposition aud city
, 1874-08-05
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

| ., THOSE MISSING APPEALS,
Sunday mornings Tn1nuSE contained an ar.
ttclo in.Wgard to tho appealed casos takon bo.
fora Justice Boydou. in tho South side Police
Court. and stated that Capt souly, tho Clerk OF
tho Court, had not reported those appeals in no.
cordanco with tho law sotting forth tho duties
! 9f tho Clerks OF Police Courts. Tho article gavo
tho namos OF small number only OF tho Of
tenders who havo appealed from tho decisions 6f
Justice Bosdon, md also stated: s!at
appeals takou since April last Ind not been
aont .,ovor. to tho Criminal Court
Yesterday q reporter Of THE TRIBUNE incurred
p p the Office Of tho Olork OF, tho Criminal Court
II tne transcripts for those appeals lad yot been
ieeel'eu th1te, and WAS answered that they had
s9ay rso aud explain
Am among 1g these people. tho appeals in whose
ent Coars Is Aon,y Williams 'l'ns Individual =
we'll 'lfnoTn on South Clark st strooi et ana Maa
aEroBted>,on' tie . 1Tth OF Jfnn,, Sar or
aoeoing stranger. He WAS lined $50. and
took All appeal on:the 18th: The cxso las lam
naan y, in' hands a o1 hr souy the clork Of tho
while, acooxding to law, he was required to soi1d
tho papcra up in twenty days. IminodiutoIv
After the fire, Williams left town and went lo
=; ss Louis but returned about ten days ago, and
olesk Of tho Police Court aud sllis confiddnco
"po,n;,tos. that lo should thus aocuro i'm
tmninl,yf taininyy = 80. did he. pay for tho 70.
an aet Of diainturesod 'kindnoss or tLo part a.
Eao ClerE Of tho south-sido Police Court? -
,segefal days lator John Donneiy wae fined for
n~ln1ahng noa1 ", countryman. h.. too, took IN ap-
ton s4 roio, no, TO- "5umpod tho town aud b.
any arrangement bctwoen him and gcully hv
WHICH 1t was understood that tho papers ii liz
ease we're not to be sent up. and that 10 thore
In Wow Of tho fact TINT tic Olcrk Of tbo pniiec
court although notified Sunday that theso' an
peais had M not boon sent up, has ueen flt to con
,uuo dsrogarding tho law It is eminontly d. pronar one
~ ,nas ne should sober' up and aua1sr tho aboYo
, 1874-08-05

4Gca. droced TO- certify, o or psfors Tim
County hs nasf .s sarsr. mr. To- the Of coz
~ m,. nv "~n 10 be raised a. aforessi A'a"n 'a
b,r of SIenort srrosta for July Ia As follows Num-
noi M Go,rt q nsroata made, 1o one sent to The orn-
+. Sulzor waa annniutes i"l'eo' SIoJ.
twena n,i,a. se wo,k done on lInlaad ntreet ha'
,i. htoos. T., Rna snlzor htroots an II ho his
amt i i, -, oioT tr with tho ordinance to &C.
= Iho board tlon adjourned.
| HYDE rAAr
tno regular meeting OF tho 1Iydo par}, rr,,,-
Esa WA Was sIeeio .ed pq1y evening. T. u y"n
aones oi pfesilont noneld.' ti e. ~ ra,t tho al
minutoa wRa dispensed with. ie"a1ng OF
lho petition Of James II. Ely on rehatoo u..
Foft q fzons for Poeeno in hrd
xacano'es. no funds OH hand, and no annrnSr"' ~
aohs made for Increased numbers on noI}cpps
,,! 20 ,ths proposal Of ". B. piorco tn donst:
The uommIttos m ao9 H. fountain at Aowood Baton,
III efoos and inoloee said fountain by subscrit5
| lion, and, when 80 done, recommend tho u,ii.p.
tie TSeebi Eli oi W?nssg1 T. Mos ad ffniaL TIE vaer
Hall ne etato and Tftiol Btrcots wsa -. ir' ima,er-
and the Hyde Park half ordered to hn u,'mGG' 1eai'
f.t,, 11oaaurcr WAS authorized, on Tho nlocod ~
MT ~ tne yli!s&o to extend temporary INN IN
at fato not exceeding 10 por cont nor ,nn; uays
stn a rno taa's a5o oolectod and also to noroi.
AZ i,an rnna; aha Euarantco ordor No. $50 for
~, ~ secelYoa Ok tho South Park Comnfanion.
~ formei 1eepan. nsd Na h1ttyarat stroot sewer.
asaossmont to oonstrnot wa a;aepod for special
At gtsta stroat n s,ap!o street Of feet dametor
craaaino ~ az tA.pn4luE 70. and gradually in
Donfint3 Mortus G,.,Ro a. HaRo Mcligan; and j, T.
.4 muto appointed Commissioners 10 oatimata ~.
sPattt,ono va,o x
for porn1iasIon Poontou IT, i.s 1roIa >. g, Woo2oy
to eonn,ct 9ga wfth A., on H. some Of the atreots
Ian j. Wi,nn1e 9 70, fpn water:maina from VIII,
MnnIv. frot,.. AZ lnMi1oifmaslon OH tho wator-
pra{rio avonro q. :. -. Mialason for rebatoa on
eurar from M 1,ap 10 seelsoa from CouutyTrcn-
equality IN iicansoa ,. to DO placed on an
Of tha Tor,, ~ - ncgnsea with naloon-kecpors
f,nmnsnv 1a.,' ~ .i LnRoi from Homo Inhutance
and frni{t,r msa ppley Or $4,000 on Village-lIall
Paul CornaIi lar nias,n u, ~ ioe 6anls; from
ninth STRAIT Jro;,, oa5 sec So or sovonty.
to construct brio a,re ap IT.. Cornell nad others
stono ncraou,nas a1o eoyes WITH broken stono and
Gronnuooa .~os,, su'e4ty-h1th stroet, from
Baltimore pittahnr, LMko Tt'.o A1fehlgan from
ecouirod hv t,,n,y t' gne or more trscks on lands
Il. bB II IL .nS VII d.t .nroush eoca. 70, 24 aud rs,
nrnsnrt ana "1u lntefaectlng atroeta, subject 10
Wllson l. Connni1y ~ ssu.at'ohe ! of Inv; from
from John Huai,cs an1 wia wn1iMo."palders' ltconao;
ors uaoneoa: Ind from Jn,.s uo. Tor plumb
, 1874-08-05

7 n, ~ 1.N No0 HC1GM EN- IS.
| Tin VI regular meeting Of tho Chicnpo
.uo.oetapho Association tha oYouiug at M.
| 10Y state street.
The roo,,or ,,o,.,,,- -
Of tho nos e1f op tin tho Board 5
held this morning at 10 o'clock at t,c uon,o ~
Tno ,,dto. o,.s. " wv -o'4'o''
ha,a 1ao 4"a!es OF tao tood Samaritan sooiaty will
noda meeting shi4 afternoon At o'clock nj tho
i17iaonco .m % Mrs. Leonard, 60s Fulton stroot
, 1874-08-05

q very important CHARITY, under Tho patronage
OF tho soamena Home Society, Is about to ho
enlarged. Tho preHont building which In etu-
atcd on tho corner of Lake aud Dasplatpos
| strcots is capable Of accommodating about $50
men,. This Is not sniioleut for tho domantl
which ia suro to come, io tho way OF soaking
shelter. By tho beginning Of winter. Therefore
tho, managers Of tho Society have: negotiated
With .Ellwood l. Minot, 'caschiteots... for
tho enlargement and 8onoral improvement Of
tho; building. =. Tho main part of tho
existing structure is four Htorios high sud t,ero
Is m L 1ef lover proporttons.. Both takon TO-
mont is to raise the L TO levo With the rost a,
tho establishment and thus mako It afford moro
ample bedding Recommendations, adding at lenst
loO rooms to tho present number. Those viii bo.
culilciont mt to lodge ht least 800 mon Tho dining:
room Will bo SITUATED III tho bhscnonE,, and vii
have nn.area of6Q by 60 foot. There viii also ba
2 laundry, kitchen, .etore.room, and pantry.
Everything around this department viii bo
f'eeFsa oa fSa s.' r. sqmoHs aaar i5, e ~ possible
ad department., with aitnng-rooms, foadiuC-
rooms, and very oheap reatauranta where s oonfa
VIII purchase, . fair representative Of = good
maai, 1n tue shape q broad soup, and oolroo.
81, sitqsted =. on tho second aoori eulargoi 10 Go
~ % feos, reaeh!ng across tho building. and
aiordioE .Bpsco for 400 worshipars. siospinr-
tpoms t WI occupy the residue Of this floor, aud
vote voted to such apartmonta: The rooms viii be-
quite large. and we'll ventilated. They wi I.vo
o. an aVoraget two bods eaoh,. aa IayorV r,aa
i' wil! be entitlod, To- ! bod ,by. :. Iimssif
Thtoh III ras you'd ., appear e be only p1spof
there viii b. dor1ntory, supplied rtfh eo-
Dpphs ,r,.s VIII BE- "1et Is asnls psr night: =:
down to SO reasonable scalo that a. moody pef-
son can DO lodged and fod for 25 centa por as1:
1a,7as It Hhoua a ahGEeyer hs borne IN mind That to
the Homo, which 10 "run y, a. separate inatitii.
faan }o III me prota ct tue oang paco turned
Ths improYe@ea!st according to tho contract. ID
nqst " !: 70 completed by the,1st Of November. -;
nahing due duplication ,as suoh, aill bo for.
sard9d to the Home, wlere they will illl food +
nd shelter, by tho City neliot and Aid Socioty
y. Andrews Relief sooiety, aud lilo Young !,
lSns S', Christian a Association. !, ,.,,!H-',,
mated It l5.ooo,-quito nice sum to e1pcnd in
he present very stringent money timo6: :, ="
, 1874-08-05
THE CORPORATION COUNSEL. ,

| AAAAS
Tho resignation of Corporation nonnsn1 n.
i IN, .....oa - wv 1p'1a'1ou ooun6el Nor
1Ia,, 1nn o.ei.ea put l1t'o comment ut tho City
dAu yoater0Ry. PerGOn6 friendly and nm frjonrl
| IL to that rentlemnn cnno,rrod +, -,,.s-,' ~
| ...,...I.. ooaoutteo III viewing tht
| done undor tia c;rcur,otanooa nj. ,r. AAs.
| TINT ho l.5 49,, es.1.."~., 9no Mayot sac
W.. ~ uaa uoou oonslaer'ng tho subject OF Hr
Discrimination Amon. 49, es Soo ~ "ls
$500. 4.fnone laoso "hoao namcs arc
,teol mentioned III connection with tho oco arc
Fron1, Aleu- ~ ",a ~ nuo"i4ons eoofgo Moech.
~ raa"s s., Aaams, ". =. Barnum, Thomas Moran,
II. Tulos, and d. N. Mum. Il ia LnFd1v ,vo,tt,
surmising about tue fosult howover NTH ~
Mayor aa had Lis aay III the matter witch i 1ho ho
attorney Jameson says that Under no circu1-
bnt o nnnt Wt ~ g. 20 'aate . for tho positions
The following is tho full text Of Mr. Nnrtnn..
resiguatlon: - HAt =. Nof'oa6 3
cTT1 Law DEpAnr,rENr,l
4s@ M, n n r.,... cA1nado, Aug. !, 1874. T
DEAR SIN: i.: In ae::ordsnse sor Ell ,s;ti,
ta busimcas - ~ @ oo ony aT,ang tue time when
der to vom nv rasrnatt Mom'a ~ a.oW hereby ton
ton. ~ o'''''s4 ~ 'ao eospoEa-
A fow words OF explanation NAV not ho NJ, =,
p'la; Undor tho .nom.,on, orc,n,,,.,o,, =,
partmcnt, am puco at IL head nn msIo -
f. opinions Ii east i m vsry ye eyes
pleasant p aud pForasted conflict of opnlon of qucsons
cis1n withomt tho llefsrt,namt "''"la anu cf1t1-
The contiict of Interests spl vax. ,rnor, H..
dophrtncntz n liz C;,t anu !anon9 th0 dsIerent
legal questions alnnt which rn1 aoa nearly all
desired presents yory sorio,1a ;tt1tv AaYo @ neoh
ho sares Of liz y oca9a m n ~ fseos nsrsaao Of
opinion la given that such m oct wou ha in c,c.r
, 1874-08-05

n sln sln 1uly, 1871, Miss Enms Q. Horn aud ",
renea, Mass. resolved to take poiHon a: j dis in
eaoh othora arms. Accordingly both partIos
took poison, snu Miss Horn dlod. Scott f.s rocoy.
orr erea 10 10 tried for procuring and aInnistori M
prlsonment but on account Of his pohsyi .,r si.nr
!, ~ incarceration he has received pardon from
tho Governor in Council. Ue sseus to L. =
Qulot aud luoHoualyo man. S@@7 ~ ~
, 1874-08-05

Br. Loul8, Aug, 1.-The Globos Fort Oibaon
t1ndlan Territory special saya: "a baud Of
Indians entered Fort uibson last night, broke
open tho 1a' and liberated an Indian charged with
0ncd by Unitod Statos Marshal. on lowing.
t!loy discharged thoir guns close to the co,n'
tmanding otfcer'a quarters. They threaten tLst
i any 1loro Indians aro condnod they will burn
tna town Such things may bo looked for at INV
timo, thorc being only nix or eight aolliors 1 IL
tho garrison" a.
, 1874-08-05
THE TnADEns'. II
The condition Of thts Company Is as follows
te43,aa4.M


An examination Of tho A1orcantilo was mado
lust before tho fire. Since It lost only $4,000 by
solvent condition.
Tho American does no business ut nil In town.
aud consequently lost nothing by the lato, llro.
its condition las been steadlly improving DUR
, 1874-08-05
:. .F1RE4PATRoLS:.

;, TIT FIFTEENTH WARD ;y.;'. ~~
a msetlng OF citizona OF tho Fifteenth wart
vas held last avoniug 1t Aurora Turner Hall. a,
milwaukee, avenue, to hear tho report Of III
Committee appointed, At q previous meeting II
draft plan for tho organization iocf q ~oftignna
volunteer fro.brigado: Thore more: In 'sttoud
anco about 400 men. :: ..c :. =" - :,
hr~Jolln Dnchler oaliotl tho raeos,nr to ordor
and was. CHOSEN, Chairman. The proceeding,
Toro conducted mainly ii German. '-;'::: -
Tho report Of tue Committee aoss1 forth tb.
pnrnosc Of the Volunteer Fire. Brigade to DO 70
render aid in case Of fire by assisting tho; Firo-
| department. III such manner Is the Fjre-Marpbs,
nay direct; to aayo goods and guard against
sossivo insurance, aud to guard against, tho. Dr.
dinafy canseg OF fro. Every person sbove Ga ana
o. 20, OF good roputo, and who earns \ 1iv,nv
~ Dy respectable means, may become menibor Of
n.n;aa r,p ;nssao1 Which shall consist of- five com
tyo men, besides officers, ill wearing bailrss ~
other lus'gnia. as lreR.. Tho Brigade ahsIl h h
governed by an Executive Committee, couaiat.
sng q Ilo a1Sn qeera Of tho eompano who 1hai
aupfomo command during tho progross Of ira f,re'
Dlao6odlonce OF orders shall bs punished by
e9Pa|iy'on; Al ocors 9ha.bo aoputzod as
Al tho frat alarm Of fire in any Of tho f,ihtrtots
OF TIC ward. the men Of that dietriot eIali i'm.
meaiatoly report ut the Roeno Of tho fro. tnnr
a g, SECOND alarm, oYory monlber OF tho Brigade
Esv,pp Ill., pfGeeTa t,t H th0 sp9t T. eaae Of tic
hed sm f Is syen bs snea Ss %s1s ta
g. at loadauarters to dispatch aid, ii necessary
IAo initiation feo shall DO Sl, and tl1c
gon5Sery aSs aSs,, 2S cents Applications
COMMITTEES. Mother tie Brigade nor any nf ite
oompanlos shatl eBpouso the cause Of anv nnrtv:
, 1874-08-05
THOSE coURr-Housu AnoHrr e,ru

10 sAe Editor qf1 1he cah&ao 7riaune:,
s1R: cannot conjecture upon what prnc1p1o
thoaa corrupt archltoets base their proapectu Of
viud!oatlou botoro t4otrlbunal Of ~ public on,r.
ion," 1n tIs. an In other matters, I oanuot oyor-
como my secret mobilization OF having Euan
ttho object Of NY solto!tudo) dragged from his
voluntary exile to DO ga.ol At with microacoDfo
scrutiny By I'll Impartial world that viii for oror
hde him. Would to ueaven that hs kopt him.
hels aloof from contasniuatng !utoroourua will
thoso thlo'inR politicians xloso soyerejan am
tompt for truthful investigation Bayora strongly
OF guilt. Although would re1oioe In Exan'a
v1ndIcaton, wish could borrow some NJ H.
philosophy with Which he conoeals Lis o1p1itv
from the public gaze. Il la mt ~
, 1874-08-05

- OTHER CHICAGO COMPANIES
THE uLong.
Tho following figures give the result Of tho
examination OF tho a1fuirs Of the Globe 1nsur-
nnce Company,
, 1874-08-05
Examination by the Auditor Of
Chicago Fire Insurance
Companies.
The Atlantic ~ Pacific Reported 10
tho Attorney General.
Its Assets Are $209,000, and Its
Liabilities $447,000.
Shrinkage Of Value Of Its Mortgages
and UncoIlected Premiums.
Other Companies: j.

THE ATLANTIC q PACIFIC,
30 soon gu tho confusion Immediately follow.
ing the firo Of July ID lad como to m oni, ant
tho people living in tho last burned. out district
begun to mako their applications 10 tho com.
pnnies III which tlcy wore insured, rumors Of d
very unpleasant character sprung up concerning
tue Atlantic L pacto Fire and Murine INSURANCE
Company Of Chicago.
RrRAY poL1oY-noLDEns
came to this Office expressing thor fears rs to
tho 6oundnose Of tic institution, and stating
that they met With difficulties III getting their
money, which contraBted singularly with tho
obliging and prompt manner, in which other
companies dealt with perBona'. insured
III them. They wont 30 far as
to eay TINT these delays wero due to tho fact that
tho Company was tnsolyent, and was simply
pos.ponin. tho payment of their GLAZING In horo
OF getting money enough by premiums on neu
insurance to finally pay thoir efobts and lido tho
Company along.
THEN LEADING INSURANCE. HEN
OF this city openy exptcpHed their convictions Of
tho unaounGneBn OF tho Atlantic .SPacit1o, and
stated that thcy did not bolicye It could outiyo
the heavy losscs which It had Sustained by
reason OF tho last fire. Those loBHes.
though hidden at tho time BY lilo
officers Of tho Company, amounted: to
S6'l,o00, thoy having takcn risks wherever thew
could got thom on all the cheap rookorlcs and
fulnblo-down ahantlca west OF and on State atrees
which mono Of tho respectable companies dong
business In tho city would touch.
On Top OF all this calno tho flight to Europe Of
LII. rn1EDLE, - ''-
who himself constituted tho !. peoplo'a Insurance
company, and who was also Eastorn gent TOR tho
Atlantic g. Pacific "a we'll m for othsr oompan,ee.
Precisely how mich Mr. Irfnd1o had nt,ot- '4bo
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= Man named Willian Ackern.an.
Of Medo, Blue Earth county J. came 10
this pldoe' with two other men and
four teams on "Wednesday Of last week
TOR lumber. In the. AFTERNOON they
started tor homo. aud when near the
crossing of the L.. Sueur river. At Mr..
Kerr's placs, the Iuanbsr On one of the
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AT about ll:3Ou. Al. yesterday, a
nan named spence, living at the St.
Louis House, was walking toward the
city on the railroad track. whore tho
junction mf the 81. Paul T. Pacific and
Minneapolis l. St. Louis roads occurs.
herring nh engine whistle close b.hind
him he umItd, without looking around
from the Pacific track IN which he
was walking to the St Louis track on
which the engine was coming and WI.
immediately struck Down before the -
gine. aud brown BY the c,w catch.
on one eide of the the track.
The train vas stoppedat once snd
wounded man was bought into III.
city. open examination BY The sur.
gccn, two severe cuts to the skull ware
tnuhd. one four and the othcr twoinch.
es in length, lis skull WAS also fiacinr.
ID. and his left l,g Lrok,n below the
knee. He was removed to the ST Lon:
i House: Il Is not vet known ~heth.
er his injuries will prove fata1.--,Plo
neer
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Hastings.

The County Commissioners have
concluded their session. Tho prlnci-
pal business transacted Was. in regard
to dcp'sitinss county money BY the
Treasurer. The First Nation.l Bank
bid Tor t%wo-thirds Of the amount 10 ply
interest on monthly balances, aud gave
binds III the sum ot $l5O.OOO for til,
safe keeping thereof. The bond VA.
approved and ordered to he filed with
tho Treasurer. The Dakota County
Bank bid for one.third under like co.-
litions, and gave its bond for $50 900,
which bond was approved aud order.
ed to b. fled with the Treasurer.
Messrs. Sleeper. Ain.~or,h AMI
Sawyer on Thursday last, in . small
lake six miles from this city. caught
with hook and line, in six hours tiu.e
163 pHunls Of picksrel. The. G,h Nv.
eraged 2 1-2 pounds:
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NSs ME- 49, SS@#4MAeNSM gA@SS&sssSSsSSs1Ss%@z@&#ss# slS
OVERWHELMINGLY
nand a.. 8lnpsop EsYles 81
cel,,br,f,d L.naon Fill iarsiok d
fe.ke,inRR oass,r SIprnsa svsrdaict 5
III Ono ii favor .t ths pll,ssiinltittd u.
fvndss,s,n.,Ie,s..s.lsssses sle.lr,sd Aforementioned
ansx trim u thss.e.sss ne nrJsxs,s
collaborating .bout 6vs hoar. b ..;.
they we're ssbls g .gr.e.
h. l.dies. 81 tbs B,ptis. church are
Preparing for i grand festival d s.
held Musio I'll Thursd.ys ,ssiinxl
the ll.' 22d ii,s,s. An elegant ONCE chair
i y devoted g The n,oss popular
warelheus'el,aan, md nice quilt q tie
alost popular SasdaySschoolte .cher
Tho fill tsrmo d tho Collsgi4ts IN
s.i,ute closed yesterday:
4 was currently ,eportsa. ksre yes.
.lt,cArtdlay TINT ! robbery vas couln.ii,,ed
.. the depot Thur.day night. s,whick
uiitne !. small amount of money va, a.
ken firos. the money drawer. Is q. s..
In thu case Of the State axs,inn,st
Cr'c''n, who was Indicted fnr selling liq
.uor q ! nu,inenr, the jury returned I.
verdict OF guile.