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The New York herald., 1874-12-12
THE M'KENNA MURDER.
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.tively that Croker hao no pistol in his hand and
eome OF them swearing positively tnat neituer
Croker nor 0'Bren had pistols. -, A.. 49,,
The COURT adjourned al SIX O'CLOCK uu yen snis
morning.
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The New York herald., 1874-12-12
COTTON RECEIPTS.

the following are the sosa! net receipts Of cotton At
The New York herald., 1874-12-12

To. WHOM 1T MAY CoNcERN.-ALL PERSONS
Il holding dishonored checks drawn bv W. o. Potter,
II Broadway, and indorscd by A. w. Ladd, Nos and
Dey street, on the National STATE Bank Of Elizabeth
J., advised confer with y. b. AkROWsMtTH, t29
aiden lane. New York
The New York herald., 1874-12-12
FINANCIAL.
STOCK PRIvILE(

A STOCK PRIVILEGES.
For some time past efforts have been made by the lead
ing Privilege Brokers' to effect reduction In the dis
tance from The market at which contracts drawn
and also to establish uniform rate all active stocks
These efforts have at last been successful and arrange
ments are now completed which Will enable TO se-
Privileges all active the following DIS
tance from the market price =
The New York herald., 1874-12-12

GALVESTON Dec IT. 1874
Cotton weak middiing. ttc. low middlins. ls5sc.;
good ordinary l1sc. Net receipts, 2ZS9 bales,
2ss, Exports coastwise, l,3l0. sales, 2.43. Stock
, 1874-04-11
polIco Court hold thom over to tho Criminal
Court in bonds OF $700 onoh, and, in default,
theY Woro committed to tho County JaiI.

Court in bonds OF $70o onch, and, in dcfault
they woro committed to tho County jail.
Judge aary has beon In tho Criminal Court
6vory morning during tho present Heok, but hhs
tfiod no cahoa. Monday morning. tlo .trials OF
prthonors, some forty In number who aro now II
I'll arc dispoaod Of and sentenced Or aoqnittoa.
This business will rush tho court through tho
April torn into l1ny. whon tho now Grand Jury
will bo impannolsd.
Jamos Wilson wnB botoro tho Woat-Sido Police
Court yeetosday morning, on tho charge Of u.s.
saut wtl, intont to commit robbery. It a claim
knocltod q man down on Stewart nyonuo, night
before last. at about O'Clock. md attempted to
rob him Of hia watch and pockotbook. Tho
orics Of tho gentleman brought to his assistance
oficor Hfnolloy, Of tho Twelfth stroot Station.
wto nrroatod WilBon, tho others making ti1eir
escape. Justice Bouily continued tho caas till
this morning.
1ato ThurBdny evening l.. L. Smith swore out
warrant bofore Justlce HaineH for tic mr.
rest Of Mrs. Ryaridou aud DR.. ". ". Taylor Of
5l1 Wabash avettto. Tho complaint OF Smith
was, that he had bnslneps to transact With Mrs.
RYarIdon, aud, going to that lady's residence on
Thursday afternoon, he WAS met by DR.. Taylor,
n friend of Mrs. Nyaraon's, who ordered him
ont OF tho house, and, solEing q shotgun, u.s.
aaulted Smith. who thoreupon had Mrs. 1syariGon
and Tho Doctor brought before tho Justice, who
father Of Tue Doctor, stated Tint, boing in tho
louse ut the timo Smith came in; he hoard the
Bhrleka OF Mrs Rynridon, wheroupon his aon,
Smith was holding hor. Taylor lovolcd tho SHOT
gun at Smith, and told Smith to got out. Smith
loft. It aoena TINT the lady was engagod to
Smith. She broke the engagement and severed
to SOC her, mud ca1no near being shot. The case
Wa4 1ianieHe1
, 1874-04-11

ths clty. It is not necessary to Inquire into tho
nnimus wbiol prompted this statement, Tint
n,,oh Oh ,,nfounted ASSERTION will result iniur-
ousy % to tho ntrkors, by creating falao l!nprcz-
s son % aSe er h tho o1T otoss 90
@ onn oIror for presuming upon yo,ir valuable
n ths statemont ahould l,avo equal publicity Will
tho ono TINT prompted II.
tlon lilo employers havo not met with unu1ixed
p,coess is proved by tho fact TINT tlloir attompt
to innort mon from tho East has resulted in On
advance Of 81 per oase thoro. We think our
Chicago manufacturers will hayo to foot tho
Bill . K. O. 8. q.
, 1874-04-11
THE CITY HAIL.,

Matters In and around thu City untl
unusually dull. The Finance Committee also
appeared to be in harnoss for work.
The Judiciary Committee Of the Common
Council will meet at O'Clock Monday afternoon
In tho Office Of the City Olorl.
The City Treasurer received from tho City
Collector &1O, 900 and from tho Water Dcpart-
ment, 4l,841.92. The returns from tux certifl-
Gates we're trivial.
Tho Police and Fire Department viii bo paid
to-day. Tho former will require Sd3, ,eO0 and
tho latter $50. 900 for thcir March scrSlcoB.
The Firo and Water Committee held . meeting
yesterday afternoon in AID, Stones Office in tho
Methodist Church Block. proaent, Aid. Oorcoran,
Mahr, Foley. Noodman, aud Stone. The chim-
ney-Bweep ordinance Nns amended, and reported
back to the Council for approval. Tho matter Of
purchasing lot on Aberdeen 1! near Jackson
tho Committee decided to report IN favor Of tho
purchase. Adjourned.
There was an immonss rush Of haoktnen,
draymen, ownorB Of double tennis, truckB, mud
wagous at tho City Clerks office yesterday.
Thoir haste ia explained by the 'fact that It was
licenses. All who failed to comply with the re-
'quirement will bo immediately prosecuted.
The Board Of Policd met On Yesterday as uBual.
Present Commissioners Sheridan, Nokke, aud
Reno. After transaottng BONO routine business,
the case Of George Royqraft. Of the Ninth
sorgt. Fox with disobodlonce Of orders, and. as
the caso was clear ono against the officer, ho
was raprimandod and fined hTo aays pay.
Michael Murphy, Of tho same precinct was also
charged with tho same offonBe by sergt. Fox,
same punishment. Michael Otto, OF the Fifth
Precinct. wns charged by bfr. J. 3. Dauso with
not payii,g his Just debts; but, na there WAS q
great confusion in the testimony, the Board ad-
Yisnd Otto to settle tho matter.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
The Fiunnco Committee OF Tho Common
Council wore in aession yesterday afsornoon IN
tho Mayors office. Present, Aid. AlcGrath,
Hchaffne1, Lynch, md Heath.
Tho claim OF z. ]. McGourk for 1886 for tho
use Of his patont narrow iron traok used in con-
ntracting tha Lnsallo street tuunel was before
tho COMMITTEE who: decided that tho city wore
not liable, ae It was used by tho contractor.
The resolution relative 10 tho leRsdng OF streo
onds WAS placod on flo.
rho claim of Detective Dixon, for $50, incurred
AZ travelling nxpenaoB to Springfeld m return, II
! tho Ziogenmeyer case, was allowed. .:E.
] tho olaim Of James D1iBcoll for damages sus
| tained ut tho hands Of Officer Ryan, by acct
donsal shooting in August, 1873. ut Lemont
while trying to capture "o"hbage" Ryan, WA
| Tho petition from AID. Hildreth requesting th'
Directors Of Tho Relief and aid society to mak'
full report Of their doings and report the sntn'
| to tho Council In accordance with Section o.
the act OF Incorporation was placed On tlle: -,
| month Of December, 1878, waa tilod.
| The document from tho City Clork showing
tho Assessors return OF valuation OF real oBtatt
| aud por6onal property IN the City Of Chicago
which was referred to tho committee Of Novam
ber. 1873, returned to tho CLERK and again are r.
| Tas filed.
Adjourned.
, 1874-04-11

inclusive mud Lots no to 49, iuolu.'ve IN Block i.
and Lots to 20, inclusive, and Lota OF to 30 Of
block 2, all In Boanlsnon & Nelson's SuldiytBion
of t a tho y !, "; Il q tho n Z, II Of tho 9. Y. 4
Honoro sold thin proporty to Borthola Lowonthnl
and Sea- seammon medo doed. Ilonoro wentod
tho question was ra,aoi, Who ownod tl,o prop. o..
ertys TO aolye THU rs. soamn,on waa put on
orty rs naked Iruatoo for Ilonorc. THAT gontlo-
man hed put tho property III scammon,a namc
soam1non had Lold it for 'iobts due from Honoro
to the 4! Marine Company. Mr.: T., however!
but the property was not, In hla opinion,
held hold rs SECURITY soaon , ,' sad h. ho
apparently, md do with II na no ploauod, mort
gsge or soll it. Or mako it Liable t9r big debts.
hfs dobts 1T tho atno tic Judgment WAS rendered
agninss him in aoptember last, ho renlarkoa that
ho had thon S250,000 OF unincumborod real es-
tate. Tho examination was concluded and elyoa
to tho Rogiator who will reudor report Of his
yiaw OF thu transaction to Judge blodgett In q
{eW DAYS,
, 1874-04-11

The board OF Tr,,Htoos Of the Town OF Lake
mot ut tile Town Hall, Thursday, at p. nl.,
with all tho members present.
) Tho following bills wsro allowed and oraerod
pald, Culver, Page, Hoyne d Co., stationery,
, 1874-04-11

To the Editor A. Tho Chicd0o tribune;
STE: 4 word In regard to your article on The
Lessons to Do Learned from the Elections"
Beware how you broadcast your oondomna-
tions" without discrimination. The lesson to
be lonrned III, that eyory means, any means, must
bo moro positively arrayod against this monster
evil. And 1t would seem no wise heRd would,
at this time, add fuel to the doyil's flame .by
spending 40 much forco against womon, rather
than agGinst intemperanco. II you have my
thing botter, in tho namo Of ueavon uso I'll
Everything Ii needed.
Arc you not prophetic enough to know that
the wall from woman viii appeal to woman, and
arouse body who will not uood to ahoot
"gomewhat ovor the mark" but will DO
flred, ,as woman neyor was before, to COM
blno in many wona " ways means to
reach this eyil7
I. Aa ono Of tho praying ones in this city.
would inform you that the "moyament" In
Chicago ia characterized by wisdom that do.
Bervos your moat oordill support. It ~ extrono-
ly difficult to mako much healway In large
city without moro support from the press.
I hear whispered roadfng- rooms, open lodges,
extremely private viBitationa, and many other
things that will DO sot IN operation in time.
There will be many lniBtakoH, but we must moyo,
hoping onr, grand.daughtorH will be a much
waer generation. j.,
Therefore, betlnk you, now ts tho, timo for
you to demonstrate your interest tn " "Woman'H
lnissiou." Hest assured they need your sup
port rather thau your Bneera, M 1t brings re-
proaeh upon nll women and NIL wonan's efforts
iD the minda Of worry many. Yours respectfully,
:.t., Mus. II, Hul1, lsa Park avenue
, 1874-04-11
j. z. soAMmoN IN TROUBLE AGAIN

U. x, HUAmM0N IN TRUUHLE AH2a1N*
Tho. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany recovered Judgment against J. 7. Scam
mon Tor s25,oso.6o by confession. THO judg-
monts wore obtained on 9 seros OF bonds for
aIffercnt amounts, but, al by leave OF Court all
the papers mud power-of-attorney were takon
away, no further facts were ascortatuable.
J, Young Rcammon was a1so op the stand IN
m examination before the Register. On the
18th OF March, Mmball, tho ssgneo Of tho Mu-
tual SECURITY Insurance Company, iIlod petition
setting out tho faot that soainmon, In Boptenlber
last st the time when q, Judgment for noarly
$55,00Q had bean rendered agalnAt him. In favor
, 1874-04-11
LOCAL LETTERS,
PALACES FOR THE rEopI T..

r. Tbs Editor Of This Chtcaoo Tribune
SIR: While the talk is going on about houses
for homeless women, would auggest a plan
whereby homeless people generally may DO al
together better provided for with respect to that
matter,
L, You are aware TINT thora are two or three
vacant blooks Of ground on the South Side, below
Monroe street, and near tho river. hayo, in my
minds eye, way to utilize that property. for tho
benefit Of tho 1nrgoat number OF residents.
How would II do, now, to cover thoao
places with colossal buildings, for tho ro-
coption Of families, md single persons,
and business firms7 Thousands OF our oitizons,
In Que OF two magnificent structures by oombin-
ing their means aud chartering the ground and
the advantages Of tho position. For tho sake Of
grand, cosmopolitan, II not o purely co-opora-
tive. accomplishment Of that kind, the requisite
space would doubtloss bn Aold at very reasonable
figures, and preparations for building at an carly
period DO entered upon. A large number, inter-
.estod In enjoying splendid quarters aud valua-
bio oduoatlve aud social advantages, would
zach contribute towards tho general and pnr-
ticular purpose, aud tho largest results would
thus bo secured ut very much loss expense than
for each individual or separate family to install
itself In a house on the plan of isolation.
4 thousand persona eau live comfortably and
happily in d single palace, aud got be fnitly iso-
latcd in separate sultes Of rooms. Ono tlre will
warm multitude, one lot will hold thom,-it ia
as easy to buy provisions for d Thousand as for o
family Of hn!t-a-do:ou. In short, If the people
would dwoll in Kings spalaceB let them ndopt
tho plan-the only plan among, 1non-sYhoreby
they can accomplish the object.
CHICAGO, April o. 1874. OGDEN Wn1rLocK.
, 1874-04-11

ANNOUNCEMENTS,
Tho Franklin Society library is now located 1T
118 and 100 Monroe street, fourth floor, and will
hereafter be open on Saturdays from to G
p. m.: :.
Young mons prayer meeting this evening Ct
No. las Madison street, conducted by ". o..
0iough.'
A meeting OF commission merchants will be
hold in tho parlo1s Of the Commercial Hotel to-
day. ut 5 o'clock p. M, for tho purpose Of form
ing a a Produce Exchange" Which it is hoped
will tend to the mutual advantage OF all engaged
iu the produce trado.
Tho Chicago Society Of Physicians and Sur
gepns meets Monday evening ut tho Grand Paci-
liz and listens to tho reading Of papers on Uterine
Fobroid Tumora.
The Junior Literary Society Of tho Centenary
H. E. Church, moets Tuesday, at tue house Of
A. &. Lane. 800 Warren ayenue. The election
Tho suuday-school lesson for to-morrow will
bo tho subject for deliberation at tue noon pray
er-mooting today in the main audience hall in
the Methodist Church Block. Those who wish
to obtain aeata muat 60 early.
The Civil Engineers Club will meet Monday
evening, in tho library of the Ghieago ACADEMY
Of Sciences. 9. J. Qnotil will read paper upon
rigid suspension bridges.
, 1874-04-11
4 CONTRADICTION,

10 ths Editor Of Tho Ch,capo tribune:
S1n: 1u your Issue Of tho 10th inBtant appeare
statement undet.the head Of !" General News,
, 1874-04-11
GOING TO PROSECUTE THEM.

:. UnoWN poINT, Ind, April 7, 1a74.
10 The Editor Of The Chicago 1r,bune:
61n: One Jero Monroe and some others have
adopted degraded prActice Of making Lake
County, Ind, tho thoatre Of divers cook-dghting
maina aud gambling thereon.
such sotni-barbarians guilty Of such cruel out
rages In my district, and, it necessary. call out
the forces OF tho county to prevent 1t. Truly,
IHoMAs J. WooD,
Prosecuting Attorney for Thirty-azst judicial District
Of Indiana,
, 1874-04-11

HouAnr; Ind, April 10, 1874.
To The Editor Of Tho Chicago Tribune:
SIN: / desire to correct como of the Htato-
1ncnts made by your reporter In reporting tho
diBgracefui aud unlawful affair TINT 200 Of your
(and one OF our) citizens participated IN yestcr-
day and tho day before. aludo to tho chickcu-
fight and the mill between the two cannbals.
Your reporter says tho cockiHg-lna,u took
place in tho third story Of tho Roper House, q
lconac having been procured from the author.
itioa (you say tho sao in your editorial In regard
to tho icenso) Yourroporter further Bays that the
audience wa5 made up Of miscellaneous crowd,
consisting Of gamblers, thieves, aaloon~kcepcrs,
and Hoosiers, all Of which is no doubt gospel
truth with tho exception OF the Hoosier part,
for, after having mado careful and diligent In
qusrY, cannot hear OF any Of our citlxenH having
been there. Thoy. have no money or time to
Spend in that way, as mono Of us have received
our Blare Of tho new issue of irrodoemabte greon-
backs that Congress proposes to issue.
In regard to tho authorities issuing 4 1iceusa
or permit; that Is q mistake, as nothing OF the
kind was issued. We have not got aalow as that
yet. The reporter was no doubt misinformed.
The citizons had to simply endure tho Disgrace
for tue time being. Afoneyia now being ratEed to
term Of court. I have the. first person to SOC
with the exception Of one) who does not con-
demn tho whole proceedings, from beginning to
end. We feol that ne arc censuvel for q thing
we do not coilntonance and could not help: Now,
II the chaps who composed this select party arc
q sample Of your Peoples pnrty, the further you
kesp them from Indiana the better you'wiil
please the Hoosiers. W. a. R1HrNDuna.
, 1874-04-11


WAS furnished at II o'clock, and, though there
was no protenBe ut an elaborate menu, It WAS a.
repast which Was worry appeti2ing, and wns
privilege al q party. Gu. Harms was tho catoror
Of tho occasion. After supper dancing WAS
removed, and continued to late hour, all aeem-
ing reluctant 10 allow the pleasant gathering to
become memory. rather thnn . reality. Such
tboroughly agreeable affairs do not often come
within the experience Of oven those accustomed
to all tue pleasures OF aooioty. v
ruosE PRESENT. :. :
Afev Of the ladies and gentlemen who met on
this occasion may be namod as follows: Writ
Dexter, Esq. md wife, Lieut.. Con: Sheridan,
Col, .McFeoley, wife, and sister, Msa Beatty,
Col. Eastman and Indy, Col. Sheridan, ". i,
Coolbaugh and lady, N. K. Fairbank and lady.
r.. II, Winston, hIr. DeKoycn, Mr.. Crorar,
Mr., Woodbridge, hIr. aud Miss An-
drosYs, Alr. Wloeler and wifo, Miss
Asay, Mrs. Ieeohor, Miss Markloy,
Miss Sherman, the Misses btager, MiBa Norton,
Miss Dobbins Miss Keep, MiuR Adsit, Mias Wal
Aor, Mtss Ballard, Miss 1.udington, the Misses
Rogers. Miss Houghtoling,, Miss Jonest; Mr.
Baker, Afr. Wasson. Mr. Dockwith, Mr.. Flaet:
wood, h1r. Towner, Mr. Munger, Mr: JoneB, Mr.
Robert Ingram, Nj. Norton, Mr. Honore,; MI.
Assay. Mr.. Hayes, slr. Runsoy, Mr.. Whitehead,
h1r. George Porlo, Mr.. Taylor, and others.
, 1874-04-11


which he did yesterday, paying ovor all the
money in hls hands duo on State and county
taxes, -.-- :.
EXCEPT THE BUM OF $4,000. =,
Col. Cleary holds town ordars to tho amount Of
1000, .boing tho amount Of the aalary voted
him BY the Town Board, AZ has been fully stated
In The TRIBUNE. Day before yesterday, COL.
Oleary, while making his last Payment to Alr.
on State and county taxeB the equivalent Of that
sum in town orders. This Mr. Miller refubcd to
accept, and 1t is to rocoyor this sum Of $4,000
that this action Ia brought. i
SECURING THAT SALARY,
Col. Oleary says that this money ia duo him az
salary; that, II he does not get it wila he holds
It iu his hands, he may whistlo for it. The
Town Of South Chicago being heavily IN debt,
doomed for yoars. Without expressing any
opinion "a to tue propriety Of his course 1t III
very plain tat the only chance Of his getting his
money is to do! just what he is doing.
Col. OIeary feels exceedingly irritated ut this
suit, not only on account OF the xumorH to which
1t gave rise, but because Thu1aday Mr, Mlllor
told him that ho would lot the matter go until
Mr. osnlaold, Mr, oloary's lawyer, had returned
also very much vexod at being brought iuto the
courts.
Mn, MILLER
was asked why he had the suit brought, and
simply said tlat the money was due, and he
wanted to recover 1t. Ne did mot iutona to take
town orders, because thore 1Yas 4 questiou al to
their validity. aud because hB BUSINESS WAS to
take only cash. Merely the praocipe WAS Aled
yesterday, and
that tho case may novar come to trial, though
both sides seemed determined, Col. Qleary to
hold On to tho money, aud Mr. Miller to auo to
Col. Cleary's accounts with tho Town Of South
Chicago aro not yet settled. Ho hnsrooeiptR for
&5,2B6, paid to tho Town Treasurer and there ia
asight balauce due by him. His accounts with
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THE HOOS.AC.
Ar TIE POLICE COURT.

pudgc Gates office appeared to be
grand center of attraction yeSter-
h afternoon, the occasion being the
b of the case of the state VS..
ete ESterly, for drawing and exhibit
a deal lily weapon in rude and
grv manner. The courtroom was
p"dsd, every square inch of avail
le space being occupied by the look
ION; tables, the stove, and Ven the
etrum from whence his Honor meteS
justices toall, vas occupied by the
fong. Twelve good and lawful citi-
rs We're summoned to be in readi-
S. to serve as jurors, but the num-
was diminished after their eXamin-
on relative to their knowledge of the
se at bar, and sever being accepted
Possessing unbiased, unpreiudiced
hdS, they We're worn TO Try the
Sc, and after a little preliminary
FINISHING the trial began. The
Illnesses of The affair G duly
Porn; those who knew all about and
oSe who viewed the battle from aiar
re alike allowed to leave the room
u await their turn to testify. The
nlriaInlns witness, a Miss Cameron,
Hardy, was first placed on the
mt and gave "a graphic account OF
ecallSe of action. She knew what a
'ol was: and wore that the defend
presented one to her in Il manner
10 be accepted as Il token of friend
or kindly feeling.
ANcilard GuiberSOn VAS next allowed
STATE what he knew, and slated tina:
sh parties We're holding an excited
"Nersatlon in regard to the matter OF
oveilng SNOW. The defendant here
INJURED faint smile, which provoked
Witness, and a few remarks fol-
"eu not essential to the case. His
ohor was obliged to inform Dick, as
attorneys called him, that unless
confined himself to the matter at
ue' and not indulge in other re-
aihs, that he would have to
,1hinit him to the County Jail.
r. 80 Judge responded the wit
tit here took place between the
T"slns ~counselors, followed by earn
."illNpering in the ears of their eli
L,9pl'arentlN with great satisfaction
"hh' after which the examination
Inc Witnesses WAS resumed; but
VI speedily broken by the repre-
n"tiVe OF the people, who wanted to
ero IL these questions rropounded
"aolng-if so, lit was too Thin"
q LIS ,t Is too thick" was the retort,
nle witness, not to behind hand,
inled that il the legal gentleman
Dnla on asking these questions he
institute Il series of interrogato-
uial would burn him up" His
II warned the excited witness for
-as' time, and the rest Of his evil
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dence was given without another out
break. The defendant produced sew
eral Witnesses; the first two examined
approaching the stand with the conf
dent air of men about being sworn in
office, and one would have thought The
case settled there and then. though
the facts elucidated from them threw
no new light on the subject. After the
examination was concluded, and the
legal lights had aired their elouuence,
the case was submitted to the Jury,
who found the defendant guilty as
charged, recommending him to- the
mercy of the Court. One Of the jury
mel was i'll favor of finding both sides
guilty. but when informed that the
plaintiff was the people at large,
speedily Withdrew his opinion,
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Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS.
BY ". l.. P~RITCHARD'S LINE.
II Dickson J II Anderson & VT
D r Blisher Mrs Harrison
Miss Crossman Mrs Bean
All Sim John Dean
BY THE AUSTIN STAGE LINE.
NJ Hargraye Chas Sweeney
DEPARTURES.
BY ". l.. P~RITCHAEr'S LINE.
Mr. Mantle James Reynolds
\ Goodsce Judge Hupp
A Hackctt j II Morton