, 1874-06-01
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE WOEK1NGMEN ELECT DELE.
GATES TO SPRINGFIELD.

TIE WoEK1NGmEN ELECT DELE.
GATES TO SPRINGFIELD.
Tho WorlslDgmon's party In Chicago, aB m
organization, consists OF tlftoon clhbB, divided
ns follows: ton on tic Weat Side, four on tho
North Hitlc, and but ono on tho South Side.
Some timo ago, thoy received au Invitation
from tho Executive Committee of tho Convon-
tion Of Farmers and Anti-ATonopoliats that
mcota in Springfield u woelt from noxt NcdnoB-
dny, to Hond delegates to tho Convention.
10 oniulnlly rocoivo tho communication md
not upon 1t, a meeting Of tho Workngmon's
party was cal1od for yesterday fternoou ut tho
Bohemian Turnor-1Iall, No. "a Wcst Taylor
stroot. Whom tho hour for opening tho moetlug
which was seorot ono-l,ad arrived, tho hull
was packel fnll. Mr., stall waa nominatod for
Chairman nnd unanimously olnosotl. As tho
party Ia composed principally of throo natoualt.
tios-Gor1ilan. Bohemian, alltt American-a Sec
rotary was appointed for ouch.
In talt!lig tho Cl'atr Mr.: Stall stated tho OBJ
1cct Of tho mcoting. aud dwolt Mt Bumo length
upon tho future groatncss Of tho movement that
wnH to olovato the workingman mud do away with
tho oxtorLious Of tho monopolists.
h[r. Joseph Grnnehnt moved TINT q committee
Of threo 10 appointed by tho Chair to nominate
DO elected TO represent tho Wor1singmer's party
in Springfield. Tho motion was carried, and tho
Chair nauaod hlesslR. Winnon, Hudlck, mud
Althua as tho Committee. 4rhey ro-
sontcd @ to following oa namos, from mn vbieh ptS
to chooHo dologates: Messrs. Hudict, Arnold,
McAuliifo, Daumracker, Mothua, atahl. Nclko,
Jofl'crs. md IIanBor1. MeBsrs. Rtahl and Hansen,
honor, and Moasrs. Dudd and Kraus were suhstt-
tusod in thor plncoB. Dnlloting for delegates
then took place, aud McsBrH. Arnold Hulick,
mud McAuilfo receiving tho greatest number Of
votes. wore declared ooctod and their election
nlado unanimous. As Mr. uudlck Ia o bohemian,
tho two Bohemian clubs announced TINT tloy
would dofrny his expenses to Springfield and
back. a Finance Committee Woro elootod TO
raiso funds to defray the expenses Of the other
two delegates.
rho dologates. elect then received their instruc-
tions. Although many mon1bers wished to mako
tho Eight-lIour law. tho compulsory education
question, aud other muttors iHsuoH IN tho cam
Jaign. 1t was finally resolved to tnblo thoHo mo-
inoumbored, md they wero simply instructed to
get as much Of tho Workingmen's platform In
cornortcd III that Of tho Convention ut Spring
field aB possible.
somo Of tho worsingmon charge that tho moot
ing waB run entirely Iii tho interest Of tho Com
mIniBts, md Tint, as usual, they took charge of
tho workingmor,, md did with thom aH they
wished; but NJ tho meeting was sccrct ono and
tho delegates received no Communistio orders,
tho truth Of tho charge cannot DO ascortained.
o love for tho red fling say TINT tho cause Of tho
dissatisfaction OIL tho part Of certain North Sido
worklngmen iB that tho lattor triod to
hind tho mootiug to support Washington
Hosing for Representative in Congress-, mud on
account Of tha unanimous refusal OF tho Work.
ingmou to nccoto to this, tho Comnuuists arc
charged With running tho meoting in their own
inteyostB.
MRS. ARCHIBALD CLyD0URN.
A Hill fay4 tot1 En4 4to
emit Court which exceeds III tho amount involved
my which has been brought in this city, except
it hc Tint of tho late Mrs. Kinzio. The COM
plninant ia Mary C!ybonrr, the wifo Of Archibald
Olybourn, ono of tho earliest ucttlors of Chicago,
WHO did tho first packing over done hero, and
who WAS at one timo q mau Of much prominence,
and large landholdor, though ct tho timo OF
his death nearly oil his real estato had passed
from him. Tho bill is brought to obtain dowcr
in lnnds which were nold by him in many in
stanccs long yoars ago. TLe persons lnado
defendants aro George N. Kimhark,, 8: ?.
bard, Jr. Hiram WLeolcr, Timothy. Wright,
Tho Galcna l. Chicago Union Railroad Company,
I'ho Chicago Il Northwestern Raiiroad Company,
Mary !. Ingaly, Melissa Il. 1ngalB, Peter koch,
5oha Mueller, 8; II. Ferguson, !: y Goe James
burgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rairoad Com
pany, G. r.. Hosa,, y. G. liapEoo1, Increase
Whooior, Nio,olas Simon, Peter Ritlderor 4. e.
Goodrich, Sotl Gage, W. X. Nixon, executor, ".
uonkel. Carolno Freoman, George Finney,
Ernest prussiug. W. r. Ioml;ins, Thomas Nel-
SOL, ]. +. Nichols, j. =. Slottield, lf. ?. Ogdcn
ageMt, G. II. 11apgood, james parkor, Tho North
Chicago Railroad Company, A., +. ". Adams
Tho Clicago & Pacific Kainoad Company and J.
V. LeMoyno.
Tho technical description Of tho lar d involved
is MS follows: Lots md q, in Block O. Original
Town of Chicago; Lot 10, Block 29. Original
Town; Lot s, Block 90; Lot G. Block &c; Lot 6,
Block 30 Lot 3, nloci II 1,-all III School Section
Addition; Lot /, Dlock 2. Of Kinzie's Addition;
also tho undivided X OF tho eoutheast y Of Sec.
81, 49, II, excepting 10 acres; also tho southwest
i Of Sec. 26, %, H..
stated loas formally, sho claims dover in tho
Or and Water stroots; tho block botwcen l!au-
loIph, I.ako, Clinton. aud Canal; tho block be-
tween Yanl3slron, Congress-, Desplalncs, and
Union street oxtondcd; tho hloels between n1on-
roo, Adams, Jefferson, aud Dosplainos; tho
block bctwocn Madison, Monroe, Clinton, and
Canal; tho block OIL which the Fort Wayne do
pot IN built; the block south Of Kilzio mud oast
OF State, whore tho Northwestern Inns o freight
depot; q largo strip OH tho North branch north
OF North ayuiluo and west Of Sheffield street,
aud Iii1nbnrl t. IIubbard's Subdivision In River
aldo.
MILWAUKEE AVENUE.
Henry 1laIphs, Louia Temple, Frederick How-
eont Joseph Lolslt, Daniel Hosscmat, john
Lippert, L. o. Malow, Jacob Diedon, Michael
Michel, J. II. I.ambuo, and George 1sulphs,
proporty-ownors OIL Milwaukee aveuno. filed II
bill Saturday in tho Superior Court against the
yJest D;vfsion 1}oifwnv Co,npany Eomp}atnnnta