, 1875-02-06
LET US HAVE PEACE.
Sheriff Agncw and flis Friends
in Council.
They Will Reinstate Hand to Appeaso
Hcsing.
Peter VIII Accept on Conditions.

Tho leaders In the Peoples party are becon-
Ing uneasy. and fear q disruption. The wnee!-
horses are balky, aud do not work we'll In tho |
harness behind their oadors. The Iiisil and tho
Germans are at loggerhcads, all cnnted BY tho
ucstng- AXnew mu4s; the outs aEc fighting thn
int, aud vico versa. War IL Imminent, aud tho
eftlce-hulders, as well III thoss
wl1oec term OF Office will expire next fall, look
with diBnay upon the gloomy future. aome-
thing, they think, must bn done, aud that quick
", CT tho Germans will 80 over to tho ouen1y.
With that Wow tho faithful held
sEcnCr MEETING
yesterday evening at o'clock in Austin Doyles
r7iyata room adjoining Ills Office. to consult upon
some corlrac to pursue TO bring about an AMIGA.
BILE settlement Of tho difficulties between Mr.
Hosng and the Sheriff.
Tho reporters wcrc excluded, and, in order to
secure the meeting against Intrusion from inter
lopeys and mischief -makers Jim Doyle and Tom
Barrett. deputies in tho Office OF tho Clerk
Of tho Criminal Court, weso p1accd On
duty AZ sentanes, and tho doors locked
and barred. Que by one tho would-bo
pacfiors msdo their appearance, and obtained
admission to the couc!ase.roaas by three dis
tipck rams from without, which woro anaweEed
by like number from within. Tue open sesa'ne
was tho words "t'eace-mnker spoken by tho
au1,lica.t to tho sentinel. Out OF the number ln-
vitcd TO ho present at tho peace conference
tLerp wofe exactly
on hand. cont.stiug u Sheriff Agnew' surervisor
Kinney. Criminal CLARK Doyle Assistant City
Assessor DennehT, Comfy Commissioners
Gueuthcr Schmidt, Jo!.nsou. Carroll, Lonos-
Eau, AIcCa{Irey, and Conly, and ". ". O'Dfien.
After Tue mcoting Has called to order
COMMISSIONER M'cAFfREY
rose. and said lie, being uowy-clacted member
Of the County Doard, was anxious to establish
for himself some reputation, aud thereby p'aco
tlato for soma mola lucrative Office, but, il this
quarrel between tho Shcrif aud Hani1s WIS mol
aaicabty settled, tho party would be ahort.
lived f5he Ih9 hs" and 1' u sad u.,. s
had created considerable excitement, and,
II allowed to coutlnuo, tho disruptipn OF the
palty Was certain. both parsies 10 the difficulty
1,atl not understood each others Positions.
While ths Sheriff mined to allow tho Germans to
be fairly represented In his nppt'intron!s. sot
some uunientionnl eliKht had been rlaced uron
that nationality, there being tHantS-nine Irish.
mon to only olgbt Gsrmaua. 1Ha removal OF
turbaure, anA, with his Reinstatement. the whoie
affair, he had no doubt, .Houfd ba amtchbly
| settled. Therefore ho hoped A1naw would see
the necessity Of this step and restore Dir. Hand
III tile keeper Of the koys to We County Jail:
Tie Shorir was in tic ha,1as Of his friends,
aud although he wiuced under this proposition,
| lie still maintained his silence.
| AUSTIN DOYLE
was in favor Of anythiog to appease 5lr. tIcslng
tile Peoples party could uot afford to osc hia n-
tlueuce and such power as waH Welded by the
| StQats-Zcitunq with tho uor'nan alomsnt must
| uot he overlooked.
| ". n, o'pn1KH
| Thought tue outlook Nas bad ono without ths
| influence OF Mr. 1lesing, and csnsnred Sheriff
Agnow for the course 10 had pursued towards
that gent|emsu's friends. He had removed Two
| Gesman baliffs, and, not satisfied With that, lad
| gwen Hand the " "Rrand bonnco." and he ought
Of Jailer Hand would estranya Leslng, and, II
Hands eeappointueut would appeass n's anger,
| why, in Tie Lords hams, make il AZ ouce. aud
bounce Js!ler Doy!e out Of the place.
| ASSISTANT CITY AssEBSph pENNEHY
then put Ill Its oar, and said that committee
! Of Irish gentlemen l,ad waited on Hcslng. atk'
ing h.ns, If Agnew, would do justice 10 tAs Yer, m
ruaus, would Ao bury the hatchct, anu thai
Ilerlns had Bignihcd his Willingness 10 10 60 on
| tAnt baalB.
OtiIer members Of the conolaTo Joined In ths
aiecuesion, and suggested ideas they thought
favorable to reconciliation oetWos1 Inc t~e
men, sud iiually il wA* agreed to appoint
| AcohmyTrEx 0F TWO
tn wail upon Mr.. Heains to-day and gnarantet
tie leinBi iatenant OF Peter Hand Tor the sake ol
reaco Rnd harmouy in tho ranks ot the Peuplo.e
Mr. ii, misLt have to mako Of S'1er,G Aguew
l'hn cnnr,ittce chosen to walt on 1fr. Heains
was composed nj ". ". o'Bsiea and colamls
hioner Louorgap. .,..s..--...
ton OF secrecy, adjourned. hheri1 Agnow AM
Nuperytsur Kinney stopped into taseys to taxi
aulot min, while tho o.hcr gentlemen crosset
tha street 10 Peter ilhnd's.
| rEfER,
Of rourso, war aware there had been . u,ootlns
| nud uhan tho n1eMberE N2ked Into hla beer
hi! bo VIA overheard remarkify that llo wou
not accept OF the position at tue hands Of NJ