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hon. W. b. Allison, Chairman Joint Com
mlttee on District Affairs;
DEAR SIR-In fuTtherance of the
views this day expressed before your
committee, beg. to suggest that pro-
vision be made for the following Objects
First-Simplification Of the present
form of district government, it being in
my opinion too cumbersome and ex-
pensive.
Seeond-Propsr provision for funding
the debt outstanding on account Of i'm
provements, by issue Of bonds bearing
such rate of interest as will produce par
in currency, the United States guaran-
teeing the interest and principal there
on, and making provision for state
ment Of accounts between the general
government and the District of COlum-
bia, and that bonds thus issued be under
the authority Of the treasury depart
ment and at such rate OF interest as will,
by public advertisement, bring par on
currency.
Third-That proper auditing COM
mission be appointed to thoroughly
audit all unsettled accounts of the board
of public works.
Very truly yours,
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49, ~ 49, .l--t s~,,.-@ - =. -
oessity. These railways will coilcen-
trste wealth Ut Memphis and not move
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opposed by Mr.. Kelly, who thought the
appointment of such a committee was
unnecessary, as every man should go
before the people in his own way. Sem
ator Chandler explained the political
situation, and gave reasons why the
committee should be appointed. Mr..
Lynch, colOred, while advocating the
appointment of the committee, spoke Of
the necessity of passing the civil rights
bill, and said the cOlOred voters would
In the future, as heretofore, support the
Republican party, there being no other
to which they could go. Others also
spoke, but as the financial question was
sought TO be introduced, and as il was
feared this might produce discord, the
caucus avoided it by passing the resolu-
ton; therefore the committee was or
dered to be appointed, each State dele
CATION to select q member, the selections
to be reported to the officers OF the meet
ing. Adjourned
District of Columbia Affairs.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-The following
letter was to-day submitted to Hon. W.
B. Allison:
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this ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage.
The ordinance passed first, and under
suspension of the rules, passed second
and final reading.
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HOT SPRINGS!

INR J. ID. WHITE, having spent part Of
two seasons at hot Springs. where he
devoted himself to the study OF The medical
benefited, is now ready 70 advise persons
contemplating visit.
SAzrur,r a4O MAIN STREET.,
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Fearfnl COnaagratioI

COLUMBUs, O., June y.-At three
O'Clock a fire broke out in LOvejoy's
extensive planning in the northeast
quarter of the city, and soon spread to
the adjoining property. The large
amount of seasoned lumber stored in
the ward adj Jining burned like tInder,
and the flames are not controlIable by
the fire department at this writing.
Several frame houses are on fire, and as
these are located in the midst of pop
ulous district, it is impossible to predict
the damage that may result. The peo-
Die in the neighborhood are wild with
excitement, and an immense crowd oi
people are attracted to the scene by the
flames.
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New YORK, June Title SWaLOrai
with the scientists who are to watch the
transit of Venus on board, started for the
south Pacific yesterday. She carried
two hundred persons, twenty-six of
whom comprise the scientific party.
She will reach the last of the astrOmical
stations, on Chatham island, about the
first OF December, and await there until
after the observation on the tenth. Her
voyage is expected to last year and a
half
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication of Leila @
"A Scott Lodge No. 2Sg viii be held this7SX
WEDNESDAY, evening, June 10th, at S/VN
O'Clock, for work IN the +. G.. degree.
All f. S are fraternally invited.
BY order. VIM. FRANK W. a.
A, s. MYERS, Secretary. jel0
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An Explosion.

WmKEsBARRE, PA, June 9.-Last
night an explosion occurred at No. l
shaft, Nantieocke, burning three miners
and setting fire to the breaker, which
was soon destroyed. While fighting the
flames, some burning timbers fell upon
William Vivian, killing him instantly.
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The report of the committee on the
merchants tax recommended its adop-
'tion, and the ordinance passed first, and
under suspension Of the rules, passed
second and final reading.
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Fire and Murder.

RUTLAND, VT, June 9.-Annie
Frieze's house here was burned this
morning. The body Of the woman,
dragged from the flames, was found
covered with stab wounds. No trace
can be found of the money or jewelry
she WAS known to possess.
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Four o'clock-The firemen have the
FIRE now under control, as the wind has
died.
RepubIfcan Congressional Caucus.
WASHINGTON, June 9.-A caucus OF
Republican senators and representatives
was held in the hall of the house of re-
presentatives tonight, Senator Chand-
| ierin the chair and Representatives Par
sons and Lynch acting as secretaries
snd a proposition was offered that a con.
oressional committee be appointed il
view of the coming election, This wa
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The following from the mayor,
in reference 20 the city attorney
asking assistance in his official duties,
accompanied with a recommendation
by the finance committee, and other pa
Uers. was read:
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NEW YORK, June 9.-The first-mort-
gage bondholders of the Northern Pa
eifie railroad have elected William b.
Ogden trustee, in place of J. Edgar
Thompson, deceased.
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PARIS, June s.-The archbishop of
I oudi pof ia dead
, 1874-12-02

As surely tn tho burned child droadH tho 1re, 10
surely tho onso bunkued Clncnuntian Is tho fst
III tIa world to allow the 1kbhfiy jcweled but fasci
mating confidence to got him second time III hts
toflH Sonr three ninntha siuto Mr.. II. MeEer, tho
engineer Of tho tl:tna Insurance Company Of oncIn-
natf, cAmo to Chicago to do tlo business and gee
great deal If life. Io brought money IN hu pockots.
nil country pooplc should do when they como to Chi
cago anl walked round town to SEQ tito sights While
engaged in this pleasant a,nua1.nent gentIeunaly
yaurg man accoBted him, Introducing himself as son
Of thu Cincinnati banker fostr. The Insurance
ginecr catonel to tH duetdedly arstuerutlc fellaw
;uwnBi1,sn, and tottIo Of vino tic patr nlkrd
about tho Cincinnati people they know, aud tho people
propoHea visit to one Of tho hoIK1x where, Is 5r.
Mclaer nut 1t, they tllrow ceEn Without entering
fully into the ros Of tito story, It will he sufficient to
aay lint a1oser had Lust st SEQ when h's tony feow.
ongagsment. and departed. MI. MoIscr then
wellt bnck to Cincinnati Il sad!er anil
wiser mnt1. lie returned to ChlcHgo yesterday n,nrn
inE aud bud hardly besn a tbs city Eli hour before
the banker Giarhet Of Cincinnati, AMI expressed Wish
tn iuuct Ar. 3Ielser into tho ysEcry Of tho Havan.
Lo!tcry at. A1einor waa not to be caught twice Will
ac4. poor bstt, however; SO ha pleaded arposns<
$500, aud made Enlargement to meet tic banker's
son ut tho Coroner-elocsA heel-saloon on Wash-
tn3.on arrest, ut NOON. ~ tho rnna..tisNe ho
engaged prvats detective to follow tug movements
ot oe nun when ho .rrlved md arrese linn AZ soon
rived did O'Clock did 1clock; hut Clarke,
Jy., the GuetnNaA baMkes:a son. dill not As Mr..
AIc.er forcthIy put it, It yos bain dat io Hchnnolea
son!cdfnEs wrong, or olso he yud comes" Tho Clncn
nati engineer haa net yet got eqnul with hts Chicago
contldeuco man, and 1t in ne doubtful whether lo
will, tho latter plies Ills art When thura IL
tho least sagplcion Of detection.
, 1874-12-02


3. r. Jacobs will npcnk in Tarwell Hail nnzt Sunday
evcntuy.
There will bo prayer meeting tonight III tho Mich-
gan Southern depot, under TIE auspices Of thp Halfway
Drailch Of thu Young lfcn'a Chrsttan Association.
Tho Chicago Photographic Association will meet this
evening" ut No. 168 Htato street.
mcotIng Of "bcIioyera" ID announced for this az
tcrnoon at 800. Ut thu Fouudinga' Homo. subjoct:
"Tho Chrstiana Victory.
Tho regular monthly mcong Of the Board Of sMpnr-
ysors Of tliH W0mnn's Hospital Of thu Htate nf ILL.,
uo!A will bo held next Friday Mt tho hospital ut
=. III.
Tho Aheunnm will open Glass In Hight gyn,nasttra
for Ladies' ant children on Saturday at Up. IN. T4o
frat lesson will be FREQ 10 all wp nny atlend LicH
dcBlrin tn opportunity for physical culture for thgn
selves Of their children ara Invited.
Tho Chicago Athonmsm givos Tho next rcsunr uoslS-
bic and entertainment this evening ut the rooln, No.
Ill Madison Rtree All original md entertaining ilo-
grnnlne tny bu expected. all ,eiMhcrA ut tue Atha-
nnum arc invited, With sch friends an they may bring
NTH hcln.
rllero will 10 tncetng Of tho Temperance Noform
Club III lilo Washlnglbnin,l Hom0, ut ~ y. mr. to.
Ey 10 perfect it1 organization. Tie public nro Cor
ally invited to attend. Tl,!s organization Is non-po.
cn noI!-sectara, a,l! scllsYca iii Tho right of every
to vote 10 Auit tm1c. and pray ~ hla own colt
Rcicnco may dictas.
, 1874-12-02


Emil Dctzschs commission ~ oEontr wns received
ycaterdny from Springfield by dcu. too. sr Dictzsch
will hn sworn into ot'co MONDAY.
Phil Wulaworlh took possession Of hiB Office as Cooc-
tor pf Internal 1eyenlo ycstcrdar morning. lie has
nde changes in tho department, nnd will not Tor
tho present, 1Io will make splendid oilccz.
Tho elegant gold annilb91 presented by admiFing
friends 10 alr. Jauoa alcGar hns not ccn displayed
al latn with tho ,Bal frequency, and his fronGa
curious to kluw What has brcoMb OF The VaittRDlG oG
timon.ul.
1t appears Tint injustice wal dono to a1r. F. NJ.
Crawford IN Tho statement That hn had disappeared
from lilo city, leaving Grtnrs and employees unpaid.
Mr. Crawford Inns not LETT tho city, tlh, II IL
.lfHpnte. fact tho GRAND Csntrat Itutel money
loainH entarpriae for him.
,1ohu King, Vico-rrcstdcnt; i. NJ. Cole, General
Tic,st hgoms; ". 9. QN!acy, aaasal Manager; g. j.
SprGRs. General Agent mud n. Guilsoftl, @ieuera!
Agent Of thu baltimore It Ohlo 1.aliroal aro stopping
Ut tho Palmer 1iuiae.
HOTEL AnEtyArs.
Palmer House-Nllliyu !Iantou. Kingston; Il. Q.
Mosu, New York n. X. 1ynl", Dseox.yn; s. T. L.
I. D. Tlthi st. Jo.eph: J. G. Hull, Providence
Robert Hoaro, New York; r. Il. oaksn, Kanans
NJ \. j. judd Hartford; Z. x. 5aws narior; 5aei
Ryan, Nav York; Jancs l.. Boyd Now York. George
q oo,'1d Moline; shefm'a ,a I,o,tss-Y. : L.
Bay; j. D. Putnam, Riyer Falls 4. J. Kay, Boston
| q. ". scoleld, Salt I.nkh; Henry D. Klooburger
| Anp1o R.Yer 4. Randall, Rock IslsnA. -. 1sTe-
mont Hnnac- -Joeep Packard, LArorto IT. 8. Mcvran,
Shaw, Eau Claire; j: Q. Wa:crmau. Sycamore; / i
Rogers, Sycamore; j. II. Deniam, Now York. II.
liam. pittsb1rg; Janlca G. Haynes Now York; D. a
Rudolph, Logausrort; Genrge u. Drake, Boston.
, 1874-12-02

ronnd, inasnuch thoro was no mention OF tho ap-
Il fops:aionu 1nalo to thu llca,ervlIlo Church.
sct,o If ilo meaiT snvarbnieas. ~ S' t4 reposs a
nt I'll" Treaharer was Tocoinnlittcd to lin for com
II !ettoD.
THE VISITING COMMITTEE.
The Roy. Mr.. fston, nf tho Visiting Committee.
!, 3ric TIM. ho l.,d visited Two schools e Jaokaou
t nakc, hut ho thought sn,al appropriation oua't
It, By 1nalo 10 The Jacksols.arcot s:loo. It waBa
II uce,la for Hcllool md church.
ArponrioAa.raTs.
spurtel tho following Recommendations ot apport!un-
u ient for tho current conferonuo Scar: Aa d. rect
s" Ssss sys% 1SS1s os!s ~ 9!sss: sIs$
ss: IT, 5 .!ss ,s5 s!ss eiss; s!ss;
os s'5'G II His ' @ u il a"Sn s'Moprssl s
Il 5 9;s:i SssRs 's Sie '':s Ssss IT,
s Ths ,sy l. II: sshsnpa9a @ Rro:eets s ssa!nHt o a.
Mr.. Keanc thought the nrrorIonmnnt waa too !tlc.
tn Thought TINT 500 cold bn raised 10 casily
Mr. Harvey and Mr. acran.on wero opposed to tho
Increase, Thcy wero Of TIM oplnion tha Hroat re-
yn m r. ao b ss 9t t M fssh' s be.
,bes.uaa to preachers weto dorol!ct In :hoir duty.
on h o r. mSss ss a Tho s ntes T. b.
.noout ssnessmonta for nc1s year, pnppr.aiy 1nw
Officers Ind 10 10 elected.
Tho 1sey. Mr.. Jnkin9 condemned thu attack on tho
Iarcaghera 1te thought t!lsre woso two tea ta tla
lltLiolt. 1ftlo people weTo anxious or hca!rous to
;:iYa, u had doubt tho preachers would rGcolSo.
Tho motion to lay on tic. tablp vas lost. Tho
amendment to increase thu urporonn'pns to s2,59o
-Ens put md lost. ....,.--......-.,
on n1otos, $50 was stricken from tho aAaeasment Of
+Htstcr1 Avahuo Churcls. ...
The rupnYt Of tic Committee Ways md Mcann,
an,onAtt, wan than adopted.
Mr., Scranton morod that tho unrnd appropriation
to Etan street 10 added to t!nRe lnae tiB evening,
and nil uher appropriations Of last year III cacrlsd.
.T1n Ynplinn adopted.
Afr, Scranton lal liz ln.lRt
HrEAtt HIa MIND. .....-...
1T was absolutely shameful iU notice tho ndt florence
ah wlcft tho preachers regarded thu work of tltA
5ociny. They Eollom como to tho 1seetings.
- faw rogn}ar. nnt the lk Of then. ssnysH ayy,
sa II they had interest In tho Mfuirt of tho Soce.y.
"Connittt4 Of Enthuslasn,h na it wns called, was
.appolnea, consisting ct treo aymen, to Walt sha sev-
laral churches md talk up tho church extuusio inter-
| 'csta In conjunction with the pastors.
Thu following were e!eesel officers for tho current
conference year: Tree,lout tho Hon. Grant Good.
rich; Firat yica President, the Nes Jun Williamson
Second Eicc-rrosiucnt, William D. Smith !ftcortg
/ Secretary, o. r. HroMae: Treasurert =. a. keane
| Locating Colnnttoo--Tho lscy. A. J: Jntfna, Z. e.
Goodrich, r. afycrH, tho Rev. II. H. pArkhrut. CarrH
iI,,sy, d. 1IrEc. William r Moss O. II. nuusc tllt
l;o, hobart Sheppard Ways and Ntraitn Committee
IL. H. Srrnntuu, ]. 3. Harvey i. T. Etadloy, u. j.
| Hitchcock, autl \. II. A:teil.
| YIp hoard adjourned.
, 1874-12-02

n, v.... .r.., <,,.u,.,.. t.,.tt.. ...,u.. -,
-one ",sa -. 49,
"e" "''"4e.o ""A'o" wv A'eA'0 - -,o''s''
acsefdaSs temperature ranged from ID aeg' aboVe
zero ~ H. in'' 70 ~ aoo'e a. T. H. ......- -.
state street sign fcads thuS: "fin!hoh9 WORK
Done Here. Lead sinks, &C." Az II everybody didn't
know TINT!
Tho monthly meeting tf the Board Of Managers of
tho 1iole for tho Froad'eso will ba held at tbs oma
1t 10 o'clock th1H 1norning.
Edward 1:earlou nYrcstcd last evcning cont
plant Of Otto 3Ioou. who alleged that 10 stole qlla1.
tisy Of cgra during thu fire on Blue Island avenue
yesterday afternoon.
"aratora Htoxs II IA The 1atset for oy5ter s,ews ,,
introduced ut Clark street oyser-house by IN I'M
famed English waiter who beloved to the ,nn at tho
eou'ssef onu n'sat as aies LUG 'nea'fes wars OUT
'Afi-a-tloaen holstefs-roT.
Mr. John j. Gcraghty, tho st. Louis pedestrian" "a
h o,,,1,, ,,m,ots "a n.,,s =, n,,cr f,o,, s,nn ~
~. Iu T.. ~ r,sa 49, 1s s.,, ~
ottosu ~ oAtsas" ~ aof.l'5t"o uouta 'n' wan !"
.1stt true flint sluc. e tntrouction Of ndy-oner-
80 stss ~. - 49, 49,. -. ~ 49,, ,, y. .1 IL,
talking over tho wires 2" asked female sulragiat Of
". U. o'acia'' 1es' nlHar, 10 ans"ofoa' D!s 'he
conYrrsHtion nskca up III length What 1t lacks In
prcadth."
III the temperance meetlng NJ 'ao 1ounB hehs
olrisian Association Rooms Inst night, Que Of tho
recent brands from tho burning stnted that he had
h,l nuctyttrfe dlffernt situntious and lost them
| ' $3.50 .. ,,,. =. - w.. :, -, ;,
| n,nr n unfrrmnutnI ,ton}d.
,,A r-.,,... ~.,, n. :, ~ ,, ,,,,.
Andrew Kelley and W. T. Jnckson, charged With
roblug g. H. Crtentlot, wcre OIL trul In the Crirni-
ov, Co,rts y,sIar1,v IN oy,nv IN t,,o ,nn+,t,tr.
s,s. - ~. "" w.In ,,s 'Ns a.
sa'einehth u .uo Rsoaso'''us "aness no caSe "'u7
'nao out, uld by direction Of tile Court the Jury re-
| turned 4 verdict Of II nut guilty."
Col. olcory tells good story Oh himself. 1to was
,,rr,ar,I ,.v ar +wo nvo 1,v n nnc,,r ,,,r,,,,,n.
n.y. H., =. va w. ~ w.. s"',s
'ner' altor ihlH aAAon' Afo you running LOT scfl1
yct, Colonel? II you aro, think know whcro 10
s1,uoo to advantage" Tho Colonel vt oncs pulled out
n'a "a"'' "aa-p"'u t'i INV "s'nAA' ..... .
horse nttacled to cutter ran awny on Vest aradi-
~ hr trt rs a nfsr snr w taS sysre
, 1874-12-02

EXAMINATION OF TIL. coIoHEE'A JURY.
Coroner stophenu commenced MI inquest yesterday
mnrnng over tho remains OF AIRS. E$x, at No. 251
cst Randolph street, who, 1t is claimed, .el from
the cGectc Of M abortion produced W ono Dr. Ahen,
who IL now Under arrcHt. Tho evidence
sIcItel during tho aay did not show
that M abortion lad been committed. The
poat-rnortem examination by Df. llearotiu,
County plysicla, did chow Tint tile patient suffered
from .lterinu difficulty, und tho testimony OF other
physicians wal 10 te effect that the deccaacd to
ur tleath from blnndpo|honug, nr septice1ua. sgy-
cral Of tic medical iraaruty were examined gu ibis
ott. hit MI werant thu ,aIue op ntoi Tiu following
poat-nusteln: .. .......
II have iust comploted post.nortem examination
Fleming an. Van D.ren present. Thu luuss, heart
liver, kidneya srsen. anu stomach hea!thy; Ine
n.nto:,, Which s1eudss 10 ths peiyia tss,tn md
healthy ganrcuoun pus ,.ptter. and thu 1nlsan'-
t!on Ut Ills uterus Of wunb ,Yaa no e1-
ssss'yo a. L. 'ayo produced encunu of IT,
sprosrnce, %ss Sts fro VII it, noo es1avssnya Ths
womb wan enlarged 10 correspond to three-1uoulh'
oyoIopnisns or ita nt.4, ani tho xze of il cayity
1n rtSuFhsnt,a s ,.. 1ssFa;ss Of tn nsas @ nnS
s usrs %" S s Viz s!t IT. saxs .
alrinnas In character. This lnnD laa tha painu gan-
greos.s appcnranco; very ,1ich rons!enetl, md
wonld hsye heua lrus1aihe. On iha lining or thu
yaElna u, there "as ~ alpsarnnea Of yio|esaea.
| wn,nh, WIS Bonewi.at rough. hut presented no
n.srks ot thu application Of Instruments Icxa,sIun'
soi, bstoru death, ud thtnh they wrta only brnolls
uecutoh6l rlots of blooa. ana we're not any portion
peyle ,rionitls There nothing IN thu lnat-naor.
iu, appearance 10 Insl!cate that Instruments Ind s,ut
uvr.i, aud yet It ~ MY opnon tl,at sarl yotcut III.
| aininntiHns of tho wtin1 with NauErGnn aFo llnus
| ulw.,y. thu result OF Violence, whelhcr with
Instruments Or with tic baud, Ttta, however
pQpsbly succeed IL Introducing IN Instrument iqieI
, 1874-12-02

The Water Department yesterday received $4,000
tho City COLLECTOR so1o Oh city taxes
It ccet lin city - o7o.,a to pun,p tbs water uscl
during Tue month of sovonner. E0'' "'
atas and ss on tasss ssss s psd out G 10
city employees $4,000.
The last meeting OF thc Committee on Public Build
taga will take place at o'clock Thursday afternoon In
During tho month Of November the Water Depart
ess n,sa nes ss I,rs
cIesA c.aol!s 49, onc-a.I-'nen IEs'
o7 hveresghh-ncn 'aos - thfec-1orsa''hea 4pes "hd
,r,o,, ,,,,,,. H.. ,,,,,..uf,, oo,,.,tr , .a nm.
Ihomes lioS' teo sucssasl"' eopeos IN .ne con-
Test of drafting plaAa VI Tho proposed hcw Conrt-
IIonsn wa3 Yesterday aro,,nd tle Ctiy-}Inll looking
,, III .,, ;,,,1r,,n T., H., ,,,,to- ,rt, , ,;,w ~
s'ss 49,. IT, ,.,,so. ~" T., ,,o,n, H., m
aecoftahng wnat nia chaccs a1o III ona@n4hs ta su-
pery3slou Of its construction.
The Union National Bank yesterday p.1a In tho
magnificent pum Of slaoou as personal taxes for lo7o.
Tile deputies Of tue City Collector, by strict aud
prompt COLLECTIONS have reduced thonuaesr Of tlsn-
trn.,,,s t., ,,.ta ~ co,,oct,on and 1n tr f,v
III sng o 'aa ~ essS
.noohea ] out by st'' moral 'u's'0n on tho part
ro w ] W. 1,,rs n. ,enut,o. and nj, ,or,t If ,,,o
Aldermen. thius tna. Aid. canpbe'ls minority re-
mort On tho Citizeus Association wronGtnliy charged
them with snistlcn'eanore of Which they wero not
guilty. Thn petition not LETT lying nronul loose I'll
tho ocs out was A. hept oro 1ocksa " IN 'e o yt con- on
md was left lying far about hn!f III hour
on table whs!o some u N1 AlNer.nen ,
afar taken to Aid. Rlclhrlsoue nthce, where It was
agatu locked up. 1Iad tug t'so Aldermen who signed
a Looked It sos as pt'o a issx
| hayo found that queer names aro scattered
, 1874-12-02

preparations NJ may from Tins to tina he found necos-
hnsy. Tho Engiuctr Camn,ltbo authorized to sAy
TINT whatever errcnHo tho noArd of public Works may
association viii iny upon tin presentation Of their
bill q cost Improved W thin Conln'tttcr.
ivory respectfully, :IusEs LANr.
stDHAn,.t:s 1tEaMAAf,
nj. TfLroH.
ali. WARRINGTON"
, 1874-12-02
RAILROAD NEWS.
Temporary Adjusimcn! OF tho Last
Crossing Difficulty.
The Attempts to Prevent Eric from
Paying Maturing Interest.
Runlor TINT tho Baltimore & Ohio Road
Is to Establish a Line Of Eu-
ropean Stenmers.
WESTERN MATTERS.


Tho protracted cnntcAt between shc Qhcauo L North.
Western xn tho Chicago i Facno Railway Companies
regarding tho nnnner In whu tile Inter sho1i!d cross
Tho fornors Freopott Lne, WIS substantially dctor-
mined by Judge Drlmmond yeHtorday. The solicitors
Of tho pncno load poa1cd ear,esy and bosccctlngly
againut tcir being delayed III completing tho now
road, anil yielding to tho extremity Of tho caso tho
Court, willie temporarily cnlulnfng them from
making tho pronrscd crossing at grade, n1hdo
Ill order nlowng thcm to Bwilch Into
tho Northwestern truek about ono.fourth Of milo
cast Of tho proposal point Of crossnG, uso that much
Of tho freeort Le, thpro switch out on to hc!r own
ltnc and 40 continue tho conHtruction. This asrange-
mcns however, Ia conditioned upon tholr proceeding
TO erect elevated crossing ogor tile Horthweatorn
track nn1 IL to Terminate tho ovor-crosslng
Is built. On tho 1st Of April tho Pacific Company nro
nppoar lii court aud report ihc progress mae In COLI
flrcting tho oyur-cross!ug Meanwhile tho est begun
by tho Incilo Company In tho Kana County Circuit
Court to couuonn tho right of why across tho Ffco
port Luo for crobsiug ut Rrads is to ho connuedn
1T Judge psummoud 1lally disposos Of tho matter.
Tho osscaHc5 Interest," showing tho disposition
Of tho Court to conlncl thu ooatruction Of elevated
rrous!nga wllorcyer TINY would bo dauEesoB, orpen-
sIyc, damaging At gEadu. ona rrason Of
| tho anxiety Of tho Pacific Company to
! nYoid delay n that t.ey may reach nnd PASS
thp point where Mr.. lIlnckcy'a 1soclfort1
extension will their limo. Thcy dread seccud
croBstng fight ut that point. md anxious to secure
tho advantage ofihring first on tia grunnd. As thu
lsocEford road IL Doiug pushed rapidly forward, the
| race promises 10 bo exciting.
| THE FnEE.rA!ls SYSTEM.
About two yoars ago th.inanagcsE Of ilo ohfcago
roads leading to tho West passed. resolutions abolish
Ing tin froe-pass systcn,. Thoy hare adhered to +.
better than expected, and In worry few inatancoa
ave tho resolutions bcou violated. The roads loading
| to tho East lavo since that time alao nbo.
ahod tho nyatem and have boon found to work
quito we'll. Tho roads loading west and nouth from
| 81. Louis nni other Western cittca havo all aiong
steadily refused 10 beeo;ns party to the ngreement
This opposition han grcutly cbnrrss*cd our Chicago
rosda. aud they have finally Hl.ceapcd in inducing t
managers Of tic other Western reads to ,oet them
the uraud Pacific Hotel IN tha city, 1t 10 o'clock till
morning, With View Of securing thEiE cooperation
iu tltla much. .dnsirad reform, Thnro Ia hardly
doubt that the effort will prove Buceaatul and t,s
dea.-heasnl will bccolno ~ od'oun in Ut. Louis as
hus In CtcaRo An effort will also DO lato to rpvtst
tho ruo making clergymcn pay full faro THO 1ouu
milo t1cket arrangement will also, probably, ho da
crssel.
/ rEHfNsuLA RAILROAD.
, 1874-12-02

2sc $50, and 400; old price, too to 1eo. Rich blse,
dicss silks, manufactured y 0nnot, at af2s to $3.50
old price, $3.50 10 $3.50. Tlvo hundred casea assorsed
winter dry goodH now opening Mt corrcaronAtugly Low
pEeos Iuycrs sayo nearly onc-lalf their mo,cy.
W. l. L. pAnDn1DnE. ia aud 11G Butts atreot.