, 1875-07-20
The Name Of George L. Dunlap Scr !.
in by the Mayor Tor That Office.
Tho sergeant.at-Arms Dctied In His
Attempts to Bring In the
Absentees.
But After the Adjournment 7 hey
Come III Of Their Own
Accord.
Tho Purpose Of tto Demonstration Is to
Help Nike Hickey Get the Plac 9.

Help Nike hickey Get the plac 9.
Almost Extraordinary meeting OF tho ca nmon
C.7uucll WAS hed last oycring. Esci:euc, It lad
Eu1r high during tho day relative to the slleg I'd ap-
pointnent OF George l.. Dun'apa City Mara bal by
tho A!ayor. 1t appears tim. tho head Of ttr, City
Government did nut chpoBe To take eome o. The
Aidcrnr,n. who hayo boon hitherto tis tul post-
the Mayor
DID NOT FULFILL
certain p1es 1ges nade to hIs supporters In the
Council VI eu Tue voto Oh tho 1879 charter
Was canval Hcd. It waa then understood
that Jake Rel was to stop down and ont Of tho
Iolico suEct,1 tendency, and that bin foo: p:iutH
wore 10 to led by Miclael e. Hickey, tho
present Deputy superintendent. Tia tlic.ds nf
the litter d1scos .red, 1t ia alleged tint tito Nay
or WAS not going to
sTAH.9 NJ his BARGAIN.
70 the aHs1iesed u!erIuen fe-olrtd to got even
with ltr. Colyin b FILLING to nit III AT appear
3ncc. thus preventing quorum Of tho ColnriI.
n,Ii compelling thtt subject Of Mr. Dunlaut
NOMINATION to 80 or Or until combination euf
tcient1y strong to tlt fat ilH confirmation coul
be ORGANIZED, Y1o l. etIcs ~ure simple. but COLI
plete.
Aid Dixon took tho chair at tbs oclock. Thu
roll called. nud II: folio wing Aldermen wcr
I0uHu IN tHelF TAtG3 p. 4AteH1b. Lucy, btOtD Ut
tho Fourth C'atk. of l'o Filth, Eeidy. CnIler.
ton. WoodMan. Heath Waterman. :icDoaald,
Campbell. Cleveland. l:cklsrIs, leugacher,
Schaflnor, Dickinson. M i Jonas.
Tbs CHAIR stated thss there was 10 Quorum
pretens.
AID. Campbell said TINT soycrnl OF tho Alder
men rcra louugux outas 70 TAO DuiflnY. lie
hoped they aouil be
COMPELLED 70. ATTEND
to saelr duty. Therefore he nuused that COM
m,ttoe OF thtee be appointed to hunt UP tho ah-
scntaes md br,n. them luto tic Chamber.
Tho motion prc7ailcd, aud Me Chalr appointed
committee
Tha Committee proceeded or. their voyage of
discovery, nnd af,s.- br4cf l,nence, rstutuoa
and handed iu tho fellomIll,; Ecl xrt:
.noo uf ibe absent Ali. rsnn, ii respectfully IT,.
port that they found the fdr" k u tEuut ol tte
G',ls ~ sssms1! r. t!s , M 1i e. H c,fs >s ntFse "
MrCory, WarEso, swt*t.'y n.iey. o1sieE, uunder-
tou, Ryan, .na Murphy. q al Of =. 81 snnr cotsns:
which il respectfully sal1n"ted.
Aid. 6chkf1nor o1r1esr u hleclf
nlsuus TED
Council would maintain it dIsuu:i. lie cid NOT
SEQ anything to do but adj dutu to: tho 1'1eseut.
AID. Waterman hoped til ern wo It'd bs uo ad-
journmcnt. Lie Couucil Lad 10 ale business 10
AID. Whsto bored that II, i, Couu,..l would
YrANn iFs ul .,3usD
and dotest tho pulley of t:lu tolt,p:y Alderman.
At tlH point oua Ut sh Aids 5mou left t3.c
Chamber IN hurry,
ALI. Campbell noyea III At tho aerseant-lt-
Arms cloBs the doors, Which TaB arr.ed.
1}y thia tt1o I'LL immense crow.i had cop2ro-
gated in tbs roar Of tho h,l 81 III appcafes4 to
euioy the proceedings ~ hen rsly ss If they scso
1t u - varieties"
Aid. White made long q oech donnnciasory
Of sbe apseus Aldermen. Il hoi'od thu Chair
would instruct tle se'scaa tut. AEus to brius
tatm III
DEAD On AL,g-
T4o CHAR said that he III d ITO blocdthsrsty
motives, but would entertain - II, otiou luBtrct.
inE tho serGeau!-as'Aruu to l'r'n in tho absrpt
Aid. Campbell moved that tLe sergeAut-a.-
Arns DO instructor to
nil1so IN TIE ArsE1 :Es,
aud that II be hlmxelf was nut sltiieicut to en-
totce tho order, ho should call il sou,u mon to
aB4ist him III tile performance q hiA duty.
The Char-Do l uudclh htaud tho Alderman
to mcau
POLICE oFrtcrnH7
Aid. Campbell-Su. Ell. maa:a citizens. IIo
has = right to cali upon them.
Tie Clait-l'll put the u,otSo as tho Alder
uau has made 1t, but MY undur standing III t4s
AID. Whitc-I think the Pres ID ent ia thinking
Of the old charter. [LausAtes.1
TITO CAAr-1 won't 10 tsnacc US. III put tue
motion.
H.
Tho bcEecant-at-hrtnH wcnt n III lnto tits night,
and, Ettcr lsng ltseon nuaulG abaent. returned
COULD not nj .
any Aldermen, aud cunAo1ur tly could not on-
force tho urder.
AID. SchaHner said 1t was most singular that
the officer coulu tluu no Adoi nauu. 11,oy were
scattered aronnd tho aituy. .ys and tut in tt4s
stroets. I4a only tliinK tu do waA to cut. III
THE AID oF THE II LICE,
which, ho thought: they could douudor tho new
charter.
He5s ssyorsl at tho boiling Aldermen, posted |
undoE the windows Of tho Cha nber, gAyu vuul to |
1ROhtcAL ArPLA USE,
which drowned The voice OF Il 10 speaker.
Aid. Campbell! moved that Iapt. buckley and |
= squad VI policemen 10 Heu fur to oufosco tnu
Several Aldermen aprRug t ! theif feet 1t opce I
and made = variety Of not'o' -.
Tho 5ergeaut-st.ArnlE M sent out to hunt
up = QuuIum 0nce more. .ilo Houl tptut usd to |
say tnat nubody would
RECOGNIZE ulB A17mon,7Y,
and three policemen whom !lo had met refused
AID. Wh.te said tia. this conduct was horrible
in tho extreme. lis kneE tho Aldermen tlail |
away because they did not wait IL confirm tho
nomination Of his friend Oso1ee dunlap, which
Wxs now in the hands of thu Citg Glsrk.
AID. Campbell thought Il "onId ba to the
credit Of tho Council ~ Eefuso to be cajoed in l.
that kind Of : way. lin ,4lougLt lhsy should
stay III shat room 1nd i'sh i out: It IL took ali
enkNufEe 1l3 AAa Apk At!H14 " laGS tn6 Ql4&iG |
Of the nomination. II eVr} no felt Alrail to do |
slis duty. he would certainly tesign.
Aid. 'White-I tuuya tha} the resignation of
the gentleman be accepted Laughtvr.l i
AID. C4mpbeil said ho wA1uot prsptsol for 40
rash 4 ssep just yet.
AID. White hoped thst tia Council would mot |
adjourn until they hRd ssttl ID tie .,ueston ho.
fore them up " down. Ihtt} ought 10 yoto m |
the nomination. or refer it b tho appropriate O
Committee. II was scand4lu4 to II
sAlEK THEIR tsY 4
In euph u&one1. CsftMt NH vera 9oins In i,