davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

PRIVATE DALzELL has been driven
from post to post Of the daily press, and
now has cntrenchcd himsoltin the citadel
Of an agricultural weekly, where, with a
sword in one hand, pistol in the other,
the flag in his mouth and barrel Of
nitro.glyccrinc at his feet, he has made a
last stand, and thus hurlS defiance at hi
foes "To have written newspaper letters
for twenty long years to every respect
able Journal in the land on every i'm.
aginablc subject seems like poor com
pendof lifetime, but such is my history,
complete and true"
Sergeant Bates surrendered sometime
since at indiscretion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

NEW YORK, February 1.-CottOn quiet
and steady at 161Sal61c, Flour quiet;
superfne western and State S3 p0a4 20;
common to good western and State 81 05a
4 so; good to choice do 81 S5a5 SO; white
wheat extra IS 75a6 00;I extra OtiD
81 0Oa6 TO- 81. Louis 81 'sOaS co. Rye -four
firm at 81 25A5 3O Corn Meal quiet at
u 25a5 90. Wheat heavy and about lC
lower; Norttspring 81 1Sai ~; No. do
81 07al 0S; No. 2 Northwest 81 09al II;
winter red 81 goal 20. Rye quiet at. 04a
9Gc. Barley and Malt quiet and un.
changed. Corn In moderate lemAndj mixed
new sSIIaS4c; white do SIC. Oats dull;
mixed western 6SHej white .do 07a7Oc.
Hay firm and unchanged. Co1ee'dull and
unchanged. Sugar dull; prime ske. No.
lnses quiet; New Orleans B0aG5c. Rice un.
changed. Whisky quiet at 95aaGc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
g wfERLfSeSWEsT VA, TUESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY 1876

vas also made upon it by Mr., Randall,
and discussed and oyerruIled, and an ap-
peal taken from the decision Of The
Chair by Mr.. Randall and Mr.. Beck, The
appeal was presented in written form, as
follows;
This hnlefsigngd IakeAn appeal iEOpl
the decibioRof ths Chair, made this day,
which permits lie seadink Of House ~.
olutiens iltendkd for ESlerence 3toSthe
Committee on Rlles 70 tie exclusion y
businas 6rlt pibSidsdtb be procsedsd
with in Rule lSO,
SAMUEL ]. RANDALL,
JAMES B, BECK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

PmLAbELFtttA, Febf6Afyl. Glover Seed
9aiikc; Timothy unchanged Flour dull;
Iowa and Minnesota family extra a SKA
8 40; Indiana do s5 sOAB 90, Wheat dull;
No. !, 81 2G amber 81 q. Rye dull and
steady at 90dg9c. Corn offered freely; yel.
77a7Scj mixed western 77c. Oats steady;
white 66a67ci mixed 6SaG6c. Pork dull at
Si9.6Oaia 10. Petroleum steadyS crude
9HG; refined l2Nal2Kc. Whisky steady
al 9ikc. Butter dull; New York and Brad.
fortl county choice 3sa39ci western extra
2oa30c. western roll 27a29c. Cheese I'm.
changed. Eggs, Pennsylvania, New Jef.
sey and, Delaware fresh 5la52c; western
A0a9ir.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

1l11r1Nong, February 1..@Flodr quiet
and frmi western superfps S40Os4 %; do
extra 81 00a6 0O. Wheat firm; No. l amber
81 20; No. / red 81 20; No. 2 do 81 lS1ai 10.
Corn frmer; mixed western 7OaS0c 0atG
quiet but firm; white weltern G6a67c; mix.
ed 0iaG5C. Rye dull at 9sca$l OO Provis.
ions more active. Pork scarce at $50 90.
Bulk Meats; shoulders 7lla7iic; clear rib
i0ai0Nc. Bacon firm; shoulders ike;
eleat tlb l1kal1Jfc. Hams unchanged.
Lard dull; nominRlly at 13Aai4kc. Hay
firm and unchanged! Bitter firm; tub and
roll 2iaSOc. Coffee unchanged. Petroleum
nominhlly unchanged. WhlSky1ist, nUmi.
nallY at DC, ''uH nNa f1sL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

THE Washington Chronicle in noting
the returnof Andy johnson tothe United
States Senate, thus refers to events since
his first in appearance Washington in
that character: ale first took his scat
in the Senate in 1867. OF those who Sut
with him then, ToOmlS and Davis and
Benjamin, slidcll and Hunter rest under
the dishonOr Of betrayal OF their trusts.
Douglass and Crittoilden and Fosscnden,
Sumner and Seward, Broderick, Houston
and Bell are dead. .Hnmlin, Wilson and
Cameron will greet him in the Senate on
his return. Wade, Trumbull, Harlan,
Foster, Dixon and DOolittle are among
those who, still living, have retired to
private life. He himself has been elected
Vice President, and by the death Of Mr.
Lincoln became President" The career
Of the new Senator is very remarkable,
even in this changing country NJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

WHAT A CGNCESNATIGN THINKS OF
WnEEttNu.--NYe exLrupt the following
from Wheeling letter in the Cincinnati
Times Of Saturday, probably written by
some one from that city in attendance at
the BergebRcynolds weddingi
Wheeling h rather dull and dirty just
now; many Of the manufactures are not
running full lorces. Although there Is q
great amount Of business done in this
place, still there seems TO be lack OF pub.
lie spirit, d want Of Yankee enterprise
But no doubt the time will come when
Wheeling will wash her face, put on her
kid gloves, and proceed to spend In q
dignited manner the ogreat wealth col
lected from her sOoty spire. and blazing
furnaces. Your correspondent has, as
usual, taken the tour Of iron mills and
glass works. believe the spirit Of i'm.
proyoment In the latter branch is higher
here than In more Eastern provinces.
America must and will rule the day with
her manufactures. Then why should
We complain Of the dust and dirt? Every
falling flake OF SCOT that rcsta so lovingly
upon The downy chCek Of beauty only
tells US to wait patiently for the reward Of
being king among nations In the useful
arts. Shun not disdainfully the unkempt,
charcoal visaged "nailers," |" "Shoarmen,"
'icalchers" and "rollerS," they are work.
inQ out the end Of all this, and 40 doipg
should be respected even above wire.
workers and pettiioggers who only delight
In tangling the affairs Of men-so they
may share in the profits Of disentangle.
ment.
But fear my pen is ,rheeiiag % quite
out Of It's orbit 1"0iif ~. r ,tt
The great social event Of The season
was the marriage, last week, Of Miss bose
Berger to Mr.. john D. Reynolds, In Sc
Matthew'S (EpiScOpaL Church. OThe
wedding was quite q brilliant ailait and
the general decision by the press and peo.
Die waA that mover before had church
walls smiled down on suoh a beautiful
bridal procession.
The accomplished bride has the love
and respect q ali who knew her, and not
without sadness did her friends see borne
away to baltimore, her future home, theft
brightest beauty and reigning belle. =
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
AMord tor tlle WorI.lnsnien

Editors intpillgeneef, "
ALLOW a friend Of the workingmen Of
our city TO ask the officers and
managers Of the different nail predicting
establishments why they deem II necese'
ary TO reduce the earnings ofihe hard.
working classes, and yel hiaihtalR the
highest standard rates fOf their own
services? You will notice In htphb-
lished statement, that when the so.
called great monopoly, the Ponnsyt
vAnia Central Railroad Company, made
its reduction last fell, the ten per cent.
was taken from every dhe 6i its 'eni-
pluyes. Ought not the directors Of our
manufacturing establishments 10 follow
In that wake, as It appears like jnstlee TO
q STOCKHOLDERS,
february 1, 1916.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

ANDREW JoirSsoNs perhaps so happy
by this time over his election to the SEN
ate, that he does not mind his savings gone
where the woodbinc twiROth through the
house Of Jay Cooke & Co. Andy was
never made giddy with gaining little
money, or hoartbrokcp by the loss The
only living cx-Prdsident is a happy man.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

CtNCtSNATt, February i.--Cottoh quiet
and steady at f4Ac. Flour and Wheat tin.
changed. Corn dull at GGa97c. Oats steady
ab 6SaG2c. Rye dull and nominal. Bar!
ley nominal al 81 10. Oils unchanged!
Eggs quletat 25c. Bnttef and Cheese firm
and Unchanged. Pork firm at $i9 90.
Lard steady and In moderate demand;
steam iSJSc, kettle 14Nc. Bulk Meats
quiet and firm; at 61la9 IIa91 1Sa9a alapjE. BA.
con steady and in moderate demand al 30
i0jfat0afea lGfeen Meats leaAy; ShOuldffa
6Ii y eleAt-ltpe 70; SlRAr d ttfcf Whifsy dei
mahd fair and market firm Al 94c. -
HoGs-Aetiye; common 6Ha6Hci ialr to
medium e3tAsAc.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
The NcbrasIsa Sufferers.

OMAHA, NEE, February 1.-THE Ne
braska Aid Society report their treasury
almost empty. They are feeding 1850
people, and the Executive Committee
have called upon General Brisbane togo
East and raise funds TO buy food. lie
will start for Pennsylvania tomorrow,
The society again announce that they
have no solicitors but General Brisbane.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

ERRoR-Our Charleston correspond
ent calls our attention to the fact that in
the heading of his letter in our Issue OF
the 25th Of January we make him say the
"Goyernor in favor Of assassination"
when il should bayc been Good" 1t
was an oversight on the part of the proof
reader, and wc checrfully make the cor
rcction, both in Justice to our correspond
pnt and the Governor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
Gas suit.

NEW ORLEANS, February The su-
preme Court to-day, in the case Of the
Crescent City Gas.light Company against
the New Orleans Gas.light Company, de.
cided iu favor Of the plaintiff, inyOlyips
the exclusive right TO vend gus In New
Orleans for fifty years. Tie decision
created sensation. The case will doubt.
lcss be appealed to the Supreme Court Of
the United States.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
steamer News.

san FaAxc1sco, February /. : The
Pacific Mail steamer Colorado sailed at
noon to-day for Hong Kong via Yoko.
hama. q.
QUEkNstowS, February l,-steamship
Celtic, from New York, has arrived.
New YORK, February l,-Atfiyed-
Steamships Baltic, from Liverpool, Klop-
stock, from Hamburg, and Odof, from
Bfefden. .tI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
Wea1iheE.RepOrt.
war DRPARfNENT,
0THcR or THR CHIRH Sl0SAL 0THicRR,
WASilISoToS, D. C., Feb. l.-SSC Pm.


For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
failing barometer, southeast to southwest
winds, rising temperature, cloudy and
possibly rainy weather.
Mississippi Valleys and the Northwest
falling barometer and threatening weath'
or, followed during the day BY cold north
erly winds and clearing weather,
Z For Lake region except Lake Superior,
falling barometer, increasing winds from
the southeast backing 10 the northeast,
higher Temperature, cloudy weather and
rain or snow. u
For New England and Middle States,
rising followed by falling barometer,
sOntheast to easterly winds, stationary or
higher temperature and cloudy followed
by partly cloudy weather,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

TOLEDO, February f,-Flout quiet aud
Wheat dull; amber Michigan
cash and seller. February 81 0s; seller
Match 81 1O1f; seller April u O7. Corn dull
high niixed 69Ac; seller April 7Sc; seller
May 74JSc; low mixed 6gc. Oats dull; No.
I, 6sC; No. 2 seller February 57c; Michigan
51ci white bsaic. Clover Seed 60 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
In1ernnl ImproYement Ncheme,

; WAslnNqroN; Tebrury LA caucus Of
tho Republican members Of the Senate
held yesterday, resolved to offer In the
Senate to-day a preamble and resolutions
Recommending appropriations for great
chain Of improvements extending from
the lakes to the mouth Of the Mississippi
river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

NEw YORK, February 1.-THE package
trade IN domestic cotton goods 10 faifly &C.
tive. Prints In "a improved request Cot
ton koodt ffm with an upward tendency.
Slater and 0afiePa paper eambfics Adtanes
cd 70 Sci Waltham ? Shittingl are lSe;
Sptagued spitials opened at sIfc. Chg.
hamS In rood demand. Woolen goods
moderately Retifs. Cotton hosiery uioEe
attIHe. linen Nood1imptotina.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

CINCINNATI, February 1s--Tho Gincin:
natl q Southern Railroad Co. opened
thirteen bids for supplies Of iron and
steel rails. For iron rails the bids ran
from S66 down TO S4S per ton. The
range Of bidt for supplying steel fails
NaSfton $40 to Ss2.Pef ton, ''Ah
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

TnE Senatorial sSatest in Wisconsin
has eliminated 'ia'btiasing Gappy for
ward as candidate, THE happy GapPy
must be the coming man,

OUR OwS PAREERsBuRG.-AmOng the
appropriations which, the House Commit.
tee have agreed to recommend, is one oil,
$4,000 for the custom-house at PaFkeFs'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
NeH YorlZ llone1 md Ntoelka.

NRW YORK, February l.-hoSRY- !.
2a2k per cent. Prime mercantile paper
Ia6 per cent
SFRRLING EXCHANGE = S4.s8l<a4.selt.
Custom receipts $4,000,
GoLD-stronE opening at 1lSkt, adyRne.
ing to llSH and closing at llS%, Carrying
rates las per cent to Aat The. Assistant
Treasurer disbursed Ss2OI0QO' clsRriRgs
S52,OOO,000 ras
GoyERSNESIs-steady.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

CIRyEtaND, February i;-Wheat snd
Oats steady and unchanged. Corn firm
and unchanged. Petroleum steady stand!
Afd white iDS Ohio state test ifci small
1914 liG9e hltkti.jG lHJi ! 1aii1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

About five o'clock this morning large
band Of employees Of the Columbia Con.
duit Company assembled at Powers run,
on the West Pennsylvania branch Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad, and proceededto
relay the pipe line under the railroad
bridge, and by six o'clock ths oil
Sas9 4nNibg sasN tPuAl1 , FhEorgh Chg
pipe4l ] Tho band nun nbeted bonl md
there being but six ofsthe railroad mon
on the ground but a slight show Of teSis-
tance Was made. It Ia not yet known
what action will be taken by the railroad
and further Developments are awaited
with considerable interest. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

PrrsBuEefl, February 1 wheat quiet
and unchanged, Corn, ear T4a76ci she led
75a17c. Petroleum crude quiet and 6rm
al. 81 42iiai 40 At Pafkeps; refined i2Kc,
Philadelphia delivery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

Andrew Hanck, ar, Of Hanck Bros,
Of Cleveland, while oiling machinery
fell under the Ay-wheel and was killed In
Stantlyta. .1tiu5 ... iG.L-L.-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
RAILRoAp BoNps-ActiYe.

4 1AAAAhgAh AfeRNbsl7 -AACNANGF
STOCKs-The market was firm at the
opening and later became active and
buOyant hinder the lead Of the Union Pa.
cjfic, and prices advanced kalIf per cent,
except in Lake Shore, which was weak
later therd was a slight decline oil around
on the realization Of sales, which was fol.
lowed by another rally, and prices were at
the best Of the day until, Just before the
close, when there was ElightdCcline in all
the speculative stocks, the market closing
firm. The features gf the days business
were Union Pacific, Western Union, Lake
Shore, Pacific Nail and Northwestern. The
Pacific Mail and Union Pacific werO the
strongest stocks on the list. The transactions
were 266,OO0 shares, Of which $1,000 were
Eric, 2s,OOO Lake Shore, 1900 Northwest.
Srn common, $4,000 Rock Island, $4,000
Pacific Mail, $4,000 St, Paul common, TO-.
900 0hios, $1,000 Western Union, 5000
Wabash, $1,000 Union Pacific.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

NEwYonK, February 1.-Turner Bros.
officially informed the Stock Exchange
to-day that they had resumed active bus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

~. 'Ia.I Hff W
ts u4irY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
PERIODICALS FOR FEBRUARY.
STANTON BROS.

Have received the FASHION, LtrRRAaY
aud SCIENTIFIC MoE1Htifs iSf February.
jan9i Cor. 18th and Market. I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
ny rELEdKApH.
Public Debt statement

WAsntSGroX, February 1.-The fol.
lowing is the public debt statement iSsned
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-02

The accomplished bride has the love
and respect q ali who knew her, and not
without sadness did her friends sec borne
away to baltimore, her future home, thett
btighlesL benuty and reigning belle.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-21
/ CHAMPION SALOON,
Railroad Street, near Passenger Depot,
WINSEMUCCA, NEVADA.

yHyIIr yNpERSIGNED, HAVING REFIT-
ted this saloon desires to call the atten-
tion OF customers, friends and ihe public, to
his superior stock Of
Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
The READING ROOM OF this Saloon ia al.
WAYS supplied with the latest Papers. Picto-
rials and Magazines.
Sole Agent for Jessie Moore's Celebrated
Bourbon Whisky.
myl II q. A. hlsiNhlaE, PROPRIETOR
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-21
New Barber Shop.

DROFESsOR HOLLAND HAS OPENED A
new Barber Shop on the North Side OF
Bridge Street, opposite Stevens Drug store.
where he will attend to the wants Of custo-
mers with dispatch. Shaving, shampooing
and hair dressing in the highest style of the
art. Csvems a call. PROFESSOR HOLLAND.
SeIt. %, lSIS-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-10-21

ASH EsIRE TO LEAVE THIS COUNTY
~ for n few months the coming fall, de-
sire to settle up my business before leaving.
All4persons having claims against me are re-
ouested to present the same, and all those
indebted to me are requested to call and settle
their accounts. JAMES MANNING.
Wlunemueca, August II, 1s75--f
, 1875-04-01

to SHOW him the game: Tho ot''or ono said 10 had
n9 tsl'!o to deal on. Tire young fellow su.S3oa 5
Cd that 10 might uAo bis coat s,ni 10 according
Gan operations. an Old man, tho th'rd !
across tho alslo, Dol SID l,o couli Turn ~ tho
9noen.. Hc lost, AMI then bet e2o a1d won.
The Young fellow n.eked up TUG q1een, while tho
dealer was apparently looking tho otier way and
n'nlo ponc' mark On It. T!'en 10 hot $50 and
won. Dctiell aiowod algns ot nerToiiancss, md
began fnMbling At hs 1'ockcsbnok. The young
follow said TO him, bat your pile; you've pot h
siro thing ou It. uodell hot 9l,i00 aud lost.
Then tho tloalor pulled out frcsl.
deck, aud Wills io was booking tho otl!or
wny. tho yo'lnE man again snarkcd The Hucen
viii, otoas. Tic old mnn stepped oyos 10
Bcdcll nnl said "Your only chRnco Of getting
your 1noney back Is 10 hlxo your first bot." SO,
1}cdct bot 81 ,600,-All hc had lslt o1ccpt 5l0,-
ant lost ngniif.
Tltcn tho yoyng snnn obseryctl to Dcdcll tint
no Sas a friend, and, wtIos thoY gos to tho city,
lc would 80 with him 10 tho police station, tho
location OF which l1e know. Tho old tunn also
conuoled with Dodelt, and told him ho would ask,
ieaoaler back into tho car whero bin wlIc was
under rretouco nf giving hin, cigar, and would
kpcp cloHo oyo OH him until thov got 10 town.
lie did nsk him, anu tito tNo went back. Tres.
cntly tho young nlnn said he would look back in.
to tho roar car niId SEQ II tho doaler was atlll
ttoro. SO off f,o wont. Soon aftor tho train
alhckoncd mp, and It Ia presumed tho three mon
nsod tho opportunity to got OF.
Tho caao Inn bGon reported to tho police. bit
It Is not likely that my RtrestH will 0o nlade.
, 1875-04-01

Church, Indiana Avonue Chapel, this evening,
tho Hoy. DR.. Nottlrur will nrcHtdc and Dr; Ar
mold will act ae 1efurno. Tho prizes ARC Nob-
ator's Unabridged Dictionary aud Macaulay'n
EsaAys.
4 very excellent programme has boon arranged
for tho entertainment to 10 gtvon tl,ts avon,nE
at Standard Hall, corner OF Michigan hvonuo and
Thirtoonth street, in aid of tho Kanaas sufferers.
Tho plays are. All that 0llters Ia Not Gold"
anl "Ilo Ktes in tho Dark"
Select readings and recitala will DO glvon IN
tho rarlora uf tho Tasncr House this evening, ut
y o'ciock, by 0lrn. Carter, Indy Of high soeInt
position and decided dramatic talent, who llaB
wen tho cordial Endorsement Of tllo best aoetety
circlca in tho Last. ~ vol As iu Washington,
Louisville, aud III. Louis. uiloro aho Inns road
with great appreciation to tho mora cultured
glasses. Although nlle is not known a. pro
9lvcn two charming entertainments to aotcct cir
ctcs III private parlors here tho ono gwen last
ovcntng al tho residence OF o. j. Wl,eolook,
Esq., 6i7 Wabash avenue. l,asing givon the high
est enjoyment 10 hcr auditors.
, 1875-04-01
THE ClTY.HAlL.


1oe e''y employes "'A 10 Po'o to-oa1 10 tne
amount Of F5o'oGo
Tho Doari Of Public Works Yesterday decided
,,on ma ,.nar.t out1,no NJ rim bu,,1ipv for W..
W.. w. n,.i.sa.s 49, W.. S "'s '"A 'A'
"es5 o'''s'oo HA@e1-"oih7'
Detective George HeinzmRn was ycstcrlay
t1ansferrel from potfco loadou1rtsrs. nnd as.
uicnea u ;,,tv ~ In. c,,ic,ro Avor,,o st,t;o,
under Cant. Gund lIo is t},a onlv de,octiyo In
", Nor,l, ntvi.,,n
wv A
Tho Committee appointed bY the Council to
investigate tho Rslief aud Aid Society fAilctl to
moot yesterday for lack Of quorum. There
were proseut Aid. Quirk, Mcdonald, and r. G.
Clarke, OF the Fifth Ward.
,,ro,iro4,,r, n,,,,,,o ~ H., n,.ro- c,..
= r4o'lni'ety n .: nooH ~ .uo ut",o.; eoiup'
s.vtstt W. oastsnn e1uhse! tooA PlA:1
3esscsaas. ous, VS. tno s1ayo1 Ma nos yes esnea
~ ~, utac' tmG sottauunt ~ Ic
s'oA0o s'alu'' sao'1 @e'4'n "A' 'too'
Gs.nt.9tuey sneso. uas Houo poss nas'o 10
.r.i u ~ 5000. 10y ~, I.,atss - 49, ~,
a;iI HI W ~ ts no .a. w. ~"
~ as,.s,. a .'s.i ~ Ihaa.a U ~ .,n ia ~ ot .it
uSnE Mnso ~ s''u'A''4oB ttlo a'eu1oSss u s1o
4'oR's'A'o'o'
Tho Common Council! will this week challenge
the County commissioners 10 \ spelling match,
to take place Wednesday afternoon. Fittedn Al
dermen will atanl up against tho fifteen Com
mlssionora. Tho nboye Item must bo tnssa for
what il IL worth, ~ no Quo Alderman will vouch
for It.
savo,,, ~ II, .,a.,,,., ar. ~.,.,,,,a .l,.,-
, 1875-04-01

The Committee on Town and Town Accounts
audited several minor acconnis yesterday.
William Ryan is tho nanlo Of tho prisoner who
Walked ont OF tho Jnii asy boforo yesterday
n'osnsnE. 1lo was hnalt.nG trial for larceny. It
III nlao reported that n prisoner named Calvin
Wealth got out Of Jail In tho same manper, Bomo
ttnlo ago, md 1t het'ns that tho assistants Of lilo
county prison act III the mort polite nnl gentle-
manly n'alner on these OCCASIONS. hut let ro-
potter 81 there and ask how tho follows got out
mud ho will DO tod that nothing OF ito kind oc-
CURED.
Tic Committee on rublic Record considered
yca!crdny tho abBtracs mattor, and discussed at
longth tho question Of either ahollsliug tho
copying Of abstracts by tho Noeorlor, Of es-
cordcr'a otlce Tor that purpose, and placing II III
the liRnds Of . compotent man, aud thereby ou-
milling PARTIES desiring abstracts Of titles 10 pro-
euro thom nt q reasonable fgnto without being
tlrms of Chicago. Tho Committee adjourned
without coming to any final decision a. to wlnt
thoI would report to the Board but tho general
feeling seemed to proral with tilcm TINT tho
aDstract-burcau should bo established.
Tho Committee OF, Public Charities mado pur.
Insane Asylum and Poor-11ouso. Tho Comm!tsoo
will recommend to tho board at thofr noxt moot
Ing to purchase at once 600 barrols OF flour.
This action they claim viii sare Bomo money, as
lnlttee aIeo agreed to iauuo IN order to lilo
Of sisitora to heron. This action
will sayc an expenditure Of 521 Per dns. as each
number now employed is in oxceua Of all roqulre-
nonta as the panpofs aro rapidly diminishing In
number. Fifty left tho poor- farm Yesterday.
and ~ many moro mill 80 to-day. Tiis rapid
decrease is owing greatly to tho ptcaaant weatil-
or Of tho mast foW days. but moro especially to
tho fact that tI.psp Vlo ato atln In Dcrfortn