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DROSPECTCS FOR 1s74-sEyENTB
YEAR.

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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-05-14

VTyHE ABOVE SALOON HAS BEEN
reftted IN the most elegant style, and for
comfort and the quality Of its stock has no su-
perior in the State. The choicest OF Wines and
Liquors and the best brands of Cigars always
on hand. The renowned
Ambrosial Cocktails
Are still dispensed at this establishment.
Lager Beer of the best quality always to be
found ut the Bar. Every attention paid to
patrons. Order and civility Will be the rule at
the international.
desire = call from my old friends, whom I
will always be happy to make welcome.
apl4-tf b. PENDOLA.
, 1874-12-02

THE DEu1aIoN OF THE UNITED RrtrEs SUPREME COURT
-r1l TIE ALI INDIAN 1+ANDa Is IN The uStg1.D.
nrATga; THE INDIANS ALE ONLY L1pE-rENAMTs--TuE.
Nu1I1r1cATIoN OF FINE LAND coH1nAora.
tpeciat Df.pateh 10 Tie EA;caao 7riauas.
NAsHlMGToN, Dec. l.The following I'd tho full text;
Of the deoIaou Ut the Supreme Court with reference
to lie character Of tho Indians to lauta within their
reservations to which reference recently made III,
tlcae dispatches. Tho do:aion was rendered some
months Eiucu but It sosnu to have boou kept from any
grcat publicity nntil now Mr.. Clta{1uBteo Wao de-
lyored tho opinion Of tue Court:
"Tho Menolaiueo Indiana by agreement md troaty,
negotiated thu Et mud It'll Of Fabr1nry, 131t
apart al coded to the Unted Gtaes ccrain ri taeif
ttlla i WGcOni ~ hume iur aucl! Of thu Now York
thu lands wcro intended for homo fur tp New York
Indiana It aa provided that tile President uh0ud
prescribe tho tlne for tha removal af thu tnd@lu
10 I'D ts m % 'ao sss n.sns
juet Il Within tho time lleasSi1D'l. they re-.
assa to accept t, tue pf1sA Of r tho hny'yy hrsn'y
acespted, rei,so ia reuoyo fro,n Now Yurr to sots,
on lis landa then thu la,ds woela be ana remain ac'
propery OF tho unitcd 6atea. 1t was alao distinctly
trnsu Of New York Indians unt.ar such tcuyo u tcs
htouonueen hell other Anta, subject to a'lch regus-'
tions nna alterations Of teura "a oongrcas aud tue
resdeu might areeI Hor this so ees:on na y o
Large. 1age aS-a&o}. On tbs Sd of February, 18as,
tho tlristan aud Orchard parties Of the 0ne!du'
lnllanH, to whom part af TIM Mo,,nlaiAca cosals,s
ha lsti. spposiionod coded to thy Une,s s.stsa as
tile H.In uof rt 10 them. excepting t:act contain.
Ing 100 acrea for each individual, or IN tGgNYate OF:
about QUO acrca which they reserved to tAsuselveH
to be hold 40 othoE Indian !anls aEo hei, " .u'
cultivated al farming lands by iaa'Y!aGn!s q s1!t
= ssSSsss 6 taG s ssass9 & s q 70 xso s @
, 1874-12-02
WASHINGTON.
All ISSUE on Civil Rights
to BE "Forced"
by Butler.
Proposition to Substitute the
Hoar Educational Bill.
The Reciprocal Reciamations
Clause Of the Virgin
ius Treaty.
Secretary Fish Insists OIL tile
Independence Of the
.Yirgillius Claim.
The Public Debt Reduced
During November by
=. SI23, ,427.
llo,F Newspaper Postage Will Do
Paid After Jan. |.
The Worktngme1l's Order Committed
How Newspaper Postage WIFI Do
Paid After JAM |.
The Worlktngmell's Order Committed
10 Currency Expansion.
A Substitute for The Little Tariff Bill
Being Prepared.
PROSPECTIVE LEGISLATION.


THE TArlFF QUESTION.
.Sprr{a{ Dispafc}l 10 TAs Ehiea7o Trhane.
'!WAnntsaroa, D. c.. Doc. 1.-Thc sonnto, on tic
closing day Of tito ast seEson, decided to postpone tho
Lttle TarH BILL Which killed III tho Conference
Committee until tho list Monday in December. It Was
au{o.!t that tho conflicting inturcstb could novcr be
harmonzed upon tho It'll in the shspo iii which It wus
originally presented by tho Conference Committees.
rAo tobacco interest, represented by Beck, Of Ken
tucly, iaally killed tho BILL Tho Senate Committee
aud the Committee on Tays md Means have. during
tito rcc'.ss, prepared bill, which will be
presented In the Senate on Monday 10
substitute for thta famous Little Tariff bill. It is
believed By thoso who nve been engaged in drafting
this now lil that the conpromfge features will nuke
acceptable to those WHO opposed the conference re
port lNst sprlg. II Ia understood taat aona chnnge5
hare been 1uade with respect to tobacco and Wines
THE cIVIL-n1aHTs I'LL.
Con. Butler, on Monday, will Insist that the Honao
sall come 10 yea and nay vote Oh tho Clvi1-Rghsa
BILL which is No. the calendar, and Of which liz
caimu 10 have special charge. It will re-
quire considerable parliamentary hkt IN Wow of the
position Of tha bill tho calendar to prevent aoc
formal yoto unon It, 1ta present position gEes It ao
Icy to tho 6iluRtinu, aud If 1buserng is attempted
to evac yutc l9 friends Of tho bill can compel tho
Nousc to wnsto great deal ot tnao. The BILL in al
its features, Ia tho original Sumner bill. It conainR
the objectionable rroVt!on regarding mixed schools
Some OF Tho friends Of the bill cnearoring to effect
q Compromise which al,all result {n striking out
the m1et.achool prordoo1 md IL Hatituting tor It
Ut tho aaes OF public lands to educational purposes
Tho PROPOSED subhtuta ts in substance tho Hohr
Educational BILL which raRac tho 11ouae In the Forty
second congross and wlioh wss postponed aas winter
promise, hut a[sla upon direct vote upon the bll
us It stands Oh Tito calendar.
, 1874-12-02

THE wtFE-ApHDER ohG: 1T GLOVER DALE, IND.
1S01AaAroL1s, Dec. 1.-dsorga MI rtiu, thu nat
WHO murdered his wife at Cloyurlae, ~ before yc
tsrslay, brought to Grterclst1e the o'clock
train this afternoon, mud Ia now In JAIL. Thtro 10
excitement aud probability shat anF sttenpt will
ha nato Mt ync.in3. Martin ia ord inary 1ootiu{,
man. r.ter nn1er medium size, and deus not appoat
capable III doing such deed. Ho Ia sud 10 10 feguiuEI
is.sa1s und told pcvura raraos bntora beus argas.-
I'd that ho had killed = man by tho 10 Of Al,cnEt
w:o, ho mtd. Lad been playing cards i'll, Him, and
tley got iuto ronble and ikans triad to atlb him. It
seems that Martin lis wife visit ing Riley
ssnton, Ut which house Tho aoad wug eo.n'1ittel.
lrovenI il.thor uAoutipH, wien ilartin tri:d
10 ksab htn, but du not !hjurs hin
seriously Tho woman was sting IN Il :sDckng-rll II
with l,er labe, aged nhnut muns, n III ar.,K. lilo
had given her ten minutes to ruttnct Hnetug SHE
had said fcw days before. At the oxl ration Of tho
timo u placed revolver hGr lleatl and are. kiI
lisr instantly. Ho had hc.u drkinG au:Eo hartt lsta
Ii and waA under the tntue1c0 Of Liquor at s4e ttnt.
, 1874-12-02
CITY FIRES.

Tie alarm from, 1sox 3.3 at $50 o'clock yesterday
morning WIGS occasionetl by fro In tio coorcr-ahop
Of Haas Bros. Nos. 17v and ISL West Hprslson
strcrt. LOGS, s1,o0o; no insurance.
4 fire occ',rrod OH 1luo Island ayonue yesterday
AFTERNOON about O'Clock, which caused loas Of
about sa,4oo. Tho ilasncs wero 'rat discovered IN
two-s.ory franc bu!ldsng, No. 245. which MSS
damaged to the extent Of s1,u0o. jacob Cra,ner
ownoii tue premises. q. Il. Lynch, occu-
1icl tho building III y, yhos-stort. ~ ioss
tho llobc Of this CITY, Tho fire attended nrond the
corner 10 Eos 4vi nllt zu3 Vest Twelfth street. Tho
former nu.nbcr .was occupied BY Dusaol Il Co. cs
ayster raoon i; lota. sluo; no Insurance. Auva.t
e.rIu, cgar dealer, o:cupiea NJ. l03. Iis luss is
{,9Q, and inYurauco s!oo III tho Globe. Tho fro wxs
cGllHed l'y defective AUs.
4 Slight fro occurred nu tho first tlour Of NJ. 10
iir slYset, iu tho Carver building, ut l;l5 O'Clock this
n,5r,ny, md w.A tin occnssu for au alarm fran box
H. rLarcoa fNrnaco laa beon eare!ctn!y left III a
room Oh tue first itUor An IL act ro to tho woodwork
The building aoon ll!od with ainuie, and for Il
ttlne II sppcerad an il iargs 1c wua about 20 o!.
nuc. Tue dGluage waa laeply by wstts, anu VIII not
exceed Sl00.
, 1874-12-02

''ot cultlvate any If Tho lana t1,cr OWL, ruhll
of e G M 5 m s aos 'i' m nsvera se
sna VA nss n to sswos With ny atses fsesyS S4o 5
cnsor poaHc.a'on of shcae oaa, and, upon triol Mt tho
Circuit oonrt, tim fac's wsre fon1l a. established by
te,ldng 10 provo tltat tile timber OH tho KeHer'non
n been et mn, ,s snd E the 1iana 1, Of tho ! rino '
ars M o 1a rs s @ nts ts taot n q S,rs % @ 5
e"%ssei at te TITLED ssaes nakei tNn Court 10 H.,
H',et lilo jury that tho notion eonltt 10 inferred Hd
ssr,etso the 5ndses wer5 divitsO. IL Spnian, hid i
war certified to luis Court for !ccaIon. Wc think
bat te aetton WIS properly brought, mud that 1t 'nny
'To right ot tho Indians in ,ho linda fron whel.
@ o e%ao Wa oxsei 70 hu ne
rl.e fee saa ~ tho United s1asA anljSct only to tAiA
as @ Ss s eF a 1' + @ Nss @ ~ dsy.e y % !, oss 's
Whsa!oa, 81! ~ s!;inosi's q that ents 1ss nsyss
tur vs. usorgia, Peters. sao> Thu right Of tic M
!sna t9 thsr oeonpa,';y f. a. *aerel a TINT of tao
eaey ] % eeroEso SaIea ion +. = s I Fsisrs i 4sJ
.ro i;slt d nso anil osc',paney Sy the ln,'t'na i
% ;a ,n Toy 1y e19rs,s sss s Ut IT. nr Il
profitable unc, toy may bo nnda no. II desired for
the purpose of agriculture, they may 10 CLEARED Of
under tho circumstances. Tho timber taken o!r BY
tho Inians y IN such clearing may 30 sold by them
mat to s ~ Iy eog nrascs of tue % r exce g far M
product, u must no lono IN good fnisl!
tor ths lnnroseient or tho @ @and Iho imirovens,Nt
timber tic incident only. Any cutting beyond tha
would he WaHe, anu uta'tllorizod lilo tmbes w'l,n
6tAdlnE !s part Of tho renltyi ana run only hol
1s ihO anu could bc Ihe ai'd cnn1ot 10 SOL! by to
thntans MD tohseHMehys she nneef. nnsH xash9 n
cred for tho purposes Of improving tho lind, "
better ndantlpg 10 convenient oocpatto,,, IN. oe no
nthes purpose. nAe1 r'gnny beVoEea y ~ ~ H..
part o. the land, MID there Is no fesf1ctioa upoh ~
r"c Its severance untur Ruch Gircnms1aneMea M ~ III ~
, 1874-12-02
President DjaCblah0,l's M2ssage to no
Submitted To-N1olT0w.
Count Cha1nbord's Last Letter
Causes a Division Of che
Cabinet.
A Severe Engagement in tho Argentine
Republic.
The Government Army Loses 400
Mon~.-A Drawn Battle.
Illness Of the Cznr Of I22lssia---
KumOr Of His Insanity.

FRANCE,
OFFICERS OF THE ASSEMBLY.
VERSAILLES, Dec. 1.-Tho National Assembly To-day
rc-elected Buffet President by yoo Of 3+s to acat-
tcrlng Tho Loft remained neutral and did not vote
Msrte. Of the Left Centru, aud Kordrol and neno5s
D'Asoy OF tho Right wcro elected rice-rxcatdents.
MAC MAnoNfs MESSAGE.
PARIS. Dec. 1.-The journal de Parts nnd Pfesse
report ncrious differences h, tho Cabinet over the
message Of President Macaiahon to tho Assembly.
council Of tho Ministers was hald this morning, when
dioront y5ens presBod, and there was III ngated
discussion. Tho message will bo delivered to tile A.
aeinby before Thursday. .....
EfvEor or oNlMnonn's L;ssr LETTER.
LONDON, Dec 2--G:10 H. n.-Tho inles' correspond
ent at Paris teegraphB tha the last letter Of Count
Chamtord Aaa caused disiaon in tho Cabinet:
Two I.cgttl.nist aitntasera, IN consequence ot
Its injunetona, hca!tse TO support j. demand
for Tho organization Of tho Presislenta poweEs. On
account Of ts disagreement tile terms Of tho lret-
deatia message have not vet heen agreed 10 by tho
Cabinet. Tile President Will accept ihe resignation
of tic dissenting Ministers II they reaIn firm in
their refusal.
, 1874-12-02

AAA fAHllo h4AAAAS4@th4b!h w aAt At*N4a 0N0HAA
Al.hcQAn3.
Specfal Dsseateh to Ths Chicago 1tii&.ns.
sr Louis, No., Dsc 1.-Mr. Henry Galhhs tho Pub
lie Administrator cf st. Louta County, hs srtslnply
disappeared, 1t appears That for Boe te dnya aIl.
Gambs haa disappeared from thu pubic places aud
resora waro Ills presence fAn.tl'ar. aud from thu
fact that ho Ind large amount Of funds III Aa hands,
accumulated rs Hucll Public Administrator from tho
effects Of deceased pezuons, there ia suspicion
that Ia haa proved loias1ltor. It is az
cartatncd thst Holne days n9o ho
drew $1,000 from bank and left Oh tho 1ron Moun-
tain Railroad. It is known also TINT ho holds couata-
erahe nuua aceruang from the Oec's Of various do.
ceased persona, md also execution las been issued
agai,s him Tor ss0 QUO In esate, and with others
Ja!lgu Woerncr, Of tho. Probate Goalt, who
new bo., which IL fully .sp tho requirements Of the
law. Fsoia information derived dirnctly from tho
headquarters Of the Police DsSrsinohs there aoeina 70
Gcouled, aul III now fur Aeco. THO exhct amount c
s aesaleat.oM has not been sAccrtstnea but ~ aes
1w =" o a. largo surea. somewhere o''"een $oooo a
SEDUCTION oARt: AZ a1A1'sHALL. s1cA'
.rq,S tSs, Gun nsish Mts n5. ta s eosSuea ss.
tuetion OF Tne ruuoys Waller Clark ''aa COIL
meuced today in tllo Circuit Court at arsal' The
sass M 81 M 41eat S S ao
woalsly u,. wsii~h1own eltizena. The dufen':ant,
Giark naH lately faucn hair 10 u largo foFthhe Ih"
day wan consumed ln tho examination and cross-ex-
animation IT tho gr Allen AtoveJ, wlose Testimony
prot,cei favorable Impression. Tho dcte,laa hHye
retano IN imposing array Of tho beat legal taont In
the atp. In pson,lscu to bc Tho must Interest,"
iulI Of tho hind ayer trlGl III thb euuAty
Attl:l:aIEr ON CHARGE or fonnEhI.
,s,,.ciit Nis;l.teh to 1;io Chea5o 1ftaans.
ST. PAUL.. Dec 1.-T. \. Draaacau of tlla CITY, Mau
arrosul laat pYcAing on U cllar,a Of forgery. Tie
earga oo,n. from lis late PARTNER In pins land "ua
l,sf-hrsr ssrlp t.tneas William T. orat, n ., whnso
uo,.io tno aga uproil.tct. brasseasl wan asraguaa
THU forouooN an aayu ball to apioar nsxs Saturday
wa tsrnony tue an b. sows for
tL5 dolondanIs testimony. The spe:eno eaarEe
~ for giving powor Of hi1fney 10 10
dispose ot tho prororty Of fona!o sle;t Of tho
lrn Interesting developments aro promised by thu
prosecution. wn!.o tAa hefense tas:"ten u c1!oae
soe at tho ,ayE.arieA OF tho u1fbroaa scrip nan,l-
tRuture. . ....-.....
KILLED NJ 4 PRIVATE T*Tclt.iaH.
NEW yonx, Dec, l.-Duriug \ qnarro! on Inosday
pilAt list pstWbt tlaurg nTaWn and Mtchas Maougy,
priYats wdscuIn In 8outh ssTsatt Int Assss atsass
, 1874-12-02

THE 3tcIEAn COUNTY GRANGE DEcLAREs
AGAINST POLITICAL DISCUSSIONS.
Sptcia' DiypacA to Tic CAfe'ao Tribune.
2.ooAlsogos, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-The speeches mndo in
the ,leLeau County Farmers Club last wesk, and
rort,d in Tile TRIBUNE, III which leading Changers,
pAo ara also members Of tho Fa1mcrs' Club, de-
c1srcd that politics do cntcr into tho trauaac-
tions Of tlo drangcs, aud GRO diacussed In
tho Grange, has cnnel out very v3Gor-
ous protest nsenst such representation. To-day The
County Grange met III tls city sud passed series Of
resolutions which most omhatic In contradic'ing
tbs representations Of those yory reliable though vsry
ssfee gsatoaen WIG ado the spseses e r. tho
e sas sy sts III @ss Club
r,esist fran aaki1W lie Oranges to nend
ecnd strictly tu their avn business that toy do not
tolerate political tltsc'lssons in tAcar meetings; That
rass nc no1 vi IN C. esse:eo ] snd nnay that rn,Sesa
who represent tho faca iii any other au the ntnva
ll Who ssei to commit tho Grpngs to any rolill-
cAi party, ia no friend to tho organization.
o5csseeE, 4 i: Norlnrup: Btewara, n. \. campbe !;
rs.ary, :i $. II. sn:horland; Gae-Rconer j. .. ofe-
;{ssn; Gstes, Mrs; n Tro;t ,;,l E'ora' Miss Bell
E>;suN COUNTY. ILL.
raEHronT. u, Doc l;-Tle orangeya Of Stevenson
= '1;oa7en:!on in this city. ous Of twensy-aason
Buoarduato Oranges, tmeny-tres were Represented.
Ac,ing uudfr Recommendation from tho National
and Slate Grauges, county organization was per-
fe.tc BY tin uslotnu Of constitution end bylaws
and tic coctan Of officers for tho ensuing year. John
Hart and ]. H. Chambers wero elected delegates to
slo State Graug:. The Purchasing agent Of tho Order
Eu'.ped hts report tlis afternoon. 1ie clnitHs to
EGTG saved $1,000 to tho Geaugera doing business
taroaah him tile l'aat year.
, rnE "GRANGEn" CASES IN T11E UNITED
STATES sUpREa1E COURT.
Spstiat H.;4tch II 1Aa Chtea9o tribune.
ID -
irE III the ;'irtle Court Of tho unltcd States threo
brought lest tho Fight Ut Ea,e Legislatures to enact
restrictive legislation with reapect to rarond monup
olltR Tho which up from Minnesota,
which Is considered ono or the most Important,
VII, II is expected, bo argued early IN February.
vii. represent the railroads. in aN .hess cases.
, 1874-12-02
These Present Havo Fallen Into
the Clutches of the Law.
Witness tho Peculiar Burglary Re-
ported 1roift kcllosita,
In Which Police Superintendent Is Said
10 DO Concerned.
Tho Public Administrator Of st.
Louis County ADsconds.
Minor Criminal lteros.
A THiEF.TAI<ER TAKEN,

1-tktt-r -.Hrr wa@trkt
- ~, ~. ~ -,. .ANGN' .. ,,nx-
"a, a..'' M
.,.-, s.,,,,.,, ,,s.,r,, ,,"..no,s 1"' S''A' ~
r"...., n,.,a,.,t - ~. c,,., n.,,,
ErsomI Wa m.c 1.War"r ,r.s "' n,r ,,,.,s cttx
nf1rr u,,c nsrvo,,a .to,o ~ a,c,to,,o,, NJ thr
,rcacnt tn,n W. ,',ts no.au ,,n,s ens,s. s.n,,
uoves md the aalor crj,nlala that 1nfeot all places.
M yi,oro .,t 1'nm 4i,s. ~ o M s, % v u,;,.a5 II,
our ,,,,.t <"N' H1e'S '''4o aau 0''D eo'AA''''''"
our n''uS1' -.-...
THE DuR5rhnr.
On Saturday md guuLay, lilo 21st a,,a aad thcro
wcro orrYvc3 n I'm tow,' throa uuc,i, ,.t, ooInv
men. They put up at an obaonro GERMAN hotel. It
WEE observed that while together, they held no coi-
,srn ,s,sato in , Tho a, nn wien .hsy w'e 10 s ,ay
ny ,orr oan, ~ .ran :,ls,o,s"a .nat I'm aarorr
atora y vi m e 1;;'a IL maa ao
Window ha safo b!owa open md nil A!s stock OF yaue
taken. amonu ot1cr nroncrty w.a ohout $15o
tn ",.,, I 49, an1"",.s ~. ~ tI,o
s.u,e, a INC room was occupied @ ps .. o. yohnaon, u.s. H.
With booaf, stattcaery, etc. Tho thavos ooE lot OF
=. whtc, woro ,eort,, n1,out s7on 1ron a1aooncnt
"nss. "o.o "oaaa s'0.
done by tho three men aboye alluded to, who werc
cruc]ssnen from chtcaao.
@'~''''-~@ e'-'' ,s1 nsTrcr7or
~. ,.,... psHEc1'oH'
Ar Naller, astcr thorough axan1instlon, III winch
ho wan ably scconlea by Dlasrct-Attorrcy Quarlea
uud S1criG Totnr started for Chicago Il, purnt OF
t,, .rnt.o,a s,, .aa,s"., ,v,,i,a %. ~ ta.. H.
~ -. :. ~ i''sF1'y' "A' Va N As 49,
paw Ar IL O. dfin OF th's placc,Uh was aao go1ngto
Chicago In tho course Of conYorBaton with him on tAe
subject mr. G. 1ade tho spnu1nr uropcetlon to him,
t1nt for thn co,.5orat,n ~ =, 1no =, eao, 1,o ~.
a,a ~. =. %'f ~ '
wou , "tefaso M M 20 get 5hcgoods 1sok IN rcnly nlf
ooua nn asst,, uot 10 u. <,,,. IT, .,,,...,.,
s ~ i !o ~ M r u & ~eRs M ~
That gentleman told hita to accent thu propositlon
a.. su FURNISHED mn Will VIII
!ne anonay Etoleh the amount achndcxl IhGn follow
~ "a 20 to manner o. rccotF1ng Tue money
IT, tMe TehVefy q he Gooas. VI. II. ufRoa thae
7ns;i' Ictnrn OF he she lehn Or
Vustteu aleoplna, ~ tl9 man TO iece:Wo tue s!ocn
raope!.y az ~ lay eyer tho money Ihlu NJ ar!thn,
WIZ "c,gu nv 1otSAe tE2oves. onta not ae-
eT: ~ 1 nan M9uia @ 10 hSeepsed etenpt nenfy u.
"aeF hiet o. Ponce OF thts city. s thlE seonlcu tho
, 1874-12-02
Oh lain lin r.ght 10 veo npon tho question Of chango
be- :aost orpronsvc aud would put II in tim power Ut

IN n a1a fhs tor q unie NJ I T Wo sssa, %
eo 'Ss; 9ntns5yms IS a w0a put Ill '1' p0"'F III
">'' nEpr1yE 41rE PEOPLE or rnn a1our
dcinr, Iommtco being. however, Of tho op:noa tint
enc} ynof OF thu signatures ~ha nbcuRsary, nnl your
nn 1a nt g. sSess %o
nter s, n1 sM " 1S2ntFf ,ys ~ ,te"o qasa
to havc til, ptii,ton vari!lsl j. iIs bs Comparison m
the rcaters Of voters ut tin preceding election. which
S'''@ "'' - "cntcAao, Nov. Al, 1874.
u" e Tny Giztu sGfrSn n:sas.o e. oiy ynx Sss a
vscd That yot drr,n 1t l.ccraHa tint tho mines nf
lilo 10 the petition for ncorrossti9n oor tao
te1sasl law Should hn compared with tho nal,.iiHls
pogsoua alg,ea auch ettton % voted ab slo rreee'-
osr a stI Is psy iis' lie exlcrs % of employing ea.o
number Of clcrH 10 ninko sac), co1.panlson stcn t
to to ls sde ,ss tsy by Il m
.. Hyde, and to certify tho ret o ac ny
,,ler oath provided at the Fosk sa a .9ano " 1efao
With commenced. uuu Irosccucd Will uue <h8oAce
@Wno II is no. imrrolmble Tint, IN petition a9
NJ % lila las ieep, Tiers ay 10 found tho .s'nta Of
persona not lca entitled 70 sEn IT. nn.t IL lSsro!e n
saat ] my BY ns us pgs thc n'cap
nre for tho vesy purpose OF ~ Sot ts As
eoco Ian o,nt ato'sf ;o @e i' Il 1f t fgss gEaro %
eera ren ~ % eiason @ tan inv roqpirss v Y found
10 hayo signed said pelsion. II osg q mr41s o1 the o-
zens Association. =. u uEn!oaso". .
Il: Il: !; { {: z$s:s$;; EE; E:sSs$;;
"Comlnittco."
vonr Committee rrcsseil upon thu Judiciary Com.
itten thc i1npliatc commencement Of nEea jnYesti
r,nu hut t,e majority OF aucl Conl1nlttoo wtro III
isyur At tcpors!ng the petition back 70 the Council
viii tito results of h.ir nxamia!!on Of the ngnntnres,
1u Metler u hey shoSd proceed 10 make tbo conparinon
of ihp nguarns will tho pois-iiktE not anu snrh
Wa tie course deo!iea upon, an te reEors f. hASs
ANOTHER QUESTION .-
in reference 10 tho proper Of the 1angnGs
Of tho nct which is important, nl IL hot entirely 1sce
from doubt, Tho 1anusge Of tho Inv IL: "Wheneser
an eighth Of tho cg.l votors Of mich city yong a tho
1as. preceding c!oeon shall ponon Docs thls la
require hut only those voting at auoh last preceding
nusn6or' Of nich petitioners shal 10 eqnai 10 one.
ing cccton2 Meaning simply to refer to tlo number
voting MT such oleulion to az tile ilunhes OF
petitioners and ,lot TO require aat ene 1o'Gnsr a.;
would soe1n to 10 most consistent Will TIC obeet OF
the Law. there scofns to 10 no good reason why
in tho petition for change Of government simply be-
pS hecauas no dd not happen 70 vote vt tho last cy
CT Is eapabs Of s IT, costructon it ouat to 10
eSesa pcsit'ea Tue rs !" oia il IT, whshof hes vooa At
The Committee itnvo t,ona a which It wns in their
power to do to obtain for the eittaans Of Chicago tho
exe IL tho c!ty charter, and II scn rglt Is denied
TO hot tic responsibility must not rest ,lon tho Cont
F. 9. LAltSEp,
bad bcen previously given, amending THO Thrteentl
Iy-Law providing that the reports Of all committees
eAsl, ,nae III tGo tlrst tuatanea n writing. Tile
motion w1l carried,
The meeting then nd lJuurncd.