, 1875-06-03
THE "CEO0KED.p
And tic Trouble 1t Is Still Cnus-
ing Certain Individuals.
d List Of tho Unfortunatea Who Have Been
Left" By tho Government.
Miscellaneous Notes.
IN CHICAGO,
CDIf,E..tt}Is TAl>sWf,nTu.

fully quiet yesterday. auti nj moro heads fell OF
eren shook. Collector WadBrotti, was in his
Office part Of the day. and Was easily acceasi-
tc. 1ie exprenecd hia intention oil holding on
10 llts office untl so,le reaaon for reaIsning was
furnished him. lie has written hH views to tho
Department, and Ia awaistng AT Answer. Which
may arriva to-day. lie seems only to
wish All opportunity to explain h!s posi-
tton, aud when ho has cot hfmaelf
btra'gbt be e7presses willingness to resign.
fIo las no ,dea Of holding out II tho Secretary
Insists on hia renoval aud II the matter takch
shut shapo will probably atep donu and out wlth
grace aud ease.
Tic TcDute-of- -Offlcc law. as far ~ 1t appllos
to Mr. WadBworth's case. simply provides TINT
tho Secretary shall, before suspending him,
allege surna rsason for 70 doing; he may then
till Lia place until the next session Of Congreas,
when the Senate will paxs upon tho case.
1t has been ascenained that the sction IN Mr.
Nadsworth's cnse vas taken by Secretary Dris-
tor without tho inhtgation or knowledge Of
Commissioner Pratt or tie 1resldent; and upon
this tho friends Of hit. Walsuor.h were busy
yestoEdRF In seudiug kilograms to the President
asking suspension OF The decision until all tho
facts concerning tho case could be Bhosn. 80
far ~ known 10 reply was received.
COLLECTIONS.
So much has been said concerning frauds on
tho revenue here that eone PERSONS have become
i'm, reHstd with tie tdoa that no revenue hAa
fnlt!y bcen collected. 30 far is this from being
tho that the Collectors bookB chow tile follow
,ug recetp.s snco he bus tcen IN office: jan
Wy, s4Uo 2i2.4G: February. sG52. 75375 March,,
$hS3.2D u; April SGlG, IG0.99 dny, $G55..
07. THIS would pfodict an income Of about
e7,GtO.G1o from this district this yenr, Or aboat
sl,DN'.0UO morn than last year.
SntI.Ing was done III tho District Attorney
Office yesterday. the hend Of that department
being bzsiy euEageJ In preraring case for Sat-
urd4y. ~hctl Judge Dlodgets vii, decide whether
Il tulp GILL DO compelled to produce his private
books 9zld papers III cont.
COMMISSIONER noyNE
was elegantly lille neat!y all day, only a
small csBe CT two engnging fl4 Attention. 4
huge pi!o Of atatlaritB, uu. of which will spring
however. -.-....-..
TIE D1RMlsaED.
Following Ia full list Of tae Gaugcrs and
E.orekeepers Who hare been discharged sinco
TUG whskY-lron9le1 3s,1, commenced Y !: i,'e heIe
TAYLOR, i. Waterman. Il. Tocke. l.. 51atteru, J,
Nu,,s!,auser, Il. II. Watson, u. II. CaAeuon, J.
L. Miller. ...
Miller, J. L. Forsytle. y. Gatzelt, Il. Wendta,
F. Wit,e, J.. 6tein,netx.
| UcssGes these. Bomo other oflciAia hava beer
relieved from dutr {and pay, And' ordered 70
port to tho department. This may fnean q atlor
lay- y-oH from duty or gentle remainder to resign
| II vii! DO uoted that ten GauEe!B aud eigh
6torckeepcts have been removed. while tho lint
uf ne,s opes commissioned, published fn these
columns Yesterday. !ncludos ouly nluo Of tue
furoer and four Of tic iatter Clans. Tho reaaon
for smxler number being employed Is thai
ulos. OF tho dlstllleteB wcro slut down OIL ihc
TT OF tho present month. NJ III usnpl ut thit
Hcnsun Of tho year. One reason for tlla closing
Is tho necessity Of making repaire, and anothe,
is that the demand lh greater than the supply
| Tho cioslnG IL tho rchuit OF mutual agreement
| mado arnong the firms some tiulo Ago.
Dno OF the visitors to Commissioner Hoynn'f
| office yesterday Was
| Sls. BHuFELuT.
WHO WAS inveigh.ug b,ltarly agaiust tho damage
dolie to Chicago srhde by tho nowspnpcr excite
| 1ncut cunco1uin.r crooked wbiHsy. There were
featuring flrEns In tho city. and tho seizure
three Of them had been 70 maenitlai By tin
| newspapers 1s to mike everybody afraid of al
| whisky made here. aud the manufacturers couIt
hot Hell their product. Mr. Sbufeldt said that il
| tho caso Of Lis OWE firm tho Halcs had fallsL
of from s:200,UeU to $4,000 per month
This vas dead iosh to the Govern
meat. becauEe hEs finn, which had paIs
:l0,t0O day taxes, had uoH SLUT down. Fur
sher, the otfect On the genoal trade of tho cit,
was very damaging, nusl tho result TO tho met
thrown out OF employment w"a disastrous. AIR
Suufeldt could not SEQ tho propliety Of the Gov
| etumept making ali the tues over tho Chlcagl
| diallllera when the Cincinnati people had az
| much the best Of tho trade, or the manufacture
I that they llld all along been nble 10 undorssl
| Chiengo. II there was anything crooked Their
waa strong suspicion that Cincinnati got tn
| best Of 1t,