, 1875-12-30
THE COUNTY.BUILDlkC.

Deputy. Sheriff John Foltz WAS discharged
yesterday, mud Emit lloocLHlor was appointed
BY AEnew In lis plaec.
Several Committees OF Tho County Board mot
yesterday in joint session, aud audited few
unimportant bills. Tho Committees wero those
un pubiu Buildings, Public Service, Hospital,
and Education.
Commissioned Dutalck proposes to have
printed cards hung up around the County Com
missioneEB' roonl. announcing each day tito CON-
inittecH which aro 10 hold Acss1ons. Buch an
arrangement wll DO Of great cunycnleuce.
Contractor Harms was notified by Inspector
Bailey o few DAYS ago TO placs rcd lights Ut
evening over tue points AROUND TIN C0urt-uouso
square wlerc tho sidewalk has boon torn up.
lhs rustic p!1e-dfiver was greatly inconaea At
this notification, and atsoae over to County At
torney Rountf CO to ask advice IN tile mHttuF. uo
w1a told tAat Ac Lad hotter comply with tho or
dtnnnco ike any oklor citizen. Tho advice ~aa
not taken, however. and yesterday Jub&ico kauf-
maui Issued warrant for bis Arrest
Tho Joint Committee Gu Public Auit1lngs aud
Edncntlou wore occupied yesterday In cuts,lor-
Ing claim for da1naEea On account OF delays,
brought by tlis CONTRACTING iirm OF Diearioh t.
l1etber, wllo liaYO charge uf tho mason work On
the studnnts' hall NJ tue Normal School. The
failed to dolver Bto1e NJ quloHlY M desired.
They claim ri.3i0 from tho county oscr aud
abuvo wlat thur Contract calts for. No decision
was rendered by tho Committed
THE ISsANE ASYLUM.
County Physician lien uttu thluks that tho
atal lemeuta attributed TO hun III tho report OF
taa Gra,id Jury upnn The t-tseatmeut OF In.
mates Of tha 1uAatle ABvlnm weso somewllAt
orcrlrawn. Flo sent communication to Judge
1amieson yesterday saying that In the report OF
the Grand Jury Ito wah crodsel with having via-
lied the 1nBan6 Asylum III cutnpnuy with cotu.
m.tteo from medical society. i1o WIS lnem.
bar Of tint Committee, but resignnd tho day
afeT his failure to be e1ccteI lGat bis natives
IN visiting tue Asylum might bo nisulytteratootE.
Ile tJll tuis to the Grand Jury. Bta:lnG that le
had MT visited tue Asylum for monsnB, anu was
therefore unable 10 atHte anything positive about
liz present condition or infringement. He did
not remain liya minutes beforo tue jury. and
ilis ony statonont was. that ho cun5iderol tho
Bystens In vogle to DO wrong. hut not word
about the treatment tlll ho utter.
THE CuLE GAZE.
Tho cnBo of 0o0rBo D. Colo, William L.
Douglas, and 1onu Il. Major. charEod with coti-
np!rAcy to p,ocu1u d divorce, was called in tho
Criminal Court ytstolday morning. Tbs attor-
nav Tor tho defendants aHkcd FOR continuance
po.tant w,tusascs. George u. Morgan unll
Eoeuuzer Wako.y. In order to show tho vaIuo
Of tlser Testimony atlidayth wore produced
which had been previously llled ia tho Superior
Court OIL the occasion OF ruling by Judge
Moore upon Douglas 10 show cause why lila
name should not 10 stricken from the roll Oh
arruutt oi dishonosab!e practices. Tho niflda.
v,ta ot WaAely, who IN lawyer at No. tl2 La.
Salle street, atA:es TINT ho wAs callel iuto
Dauglas' olice on the afternoon Of Dec. 10, and
found there Major md Morgan; that Major
then and thero advised DouGaa 70 walye an ex-
animation before Justice Hniues. 30 as 10 allow
him to g. before tho Grand Jury, whero he {Ma-
tor) would tell such story tbst thosc woud be
no danger Of indictment heiug found; that no
(kIatpt) bad been met by ono OF rlnkorton'a de-
sectlyea in judge Mooros Coust, when tho case
VIA Iien in p1ogtesa, and had been put on tis
wiling to tes!ify before Justice 1laiues. Fur
ther, Major stated, In tho course OF tie conyar-
ehtion, TO tne alans tint he would Hwcar to auy-
thing, tr.ln or not to set himself safe ont OF
tho HcEnpe.
In consideration Of this affidavit. contipu.
anco was granted until Tlura,lay. jim. H. to TO-
| cure the attendance OF the abaont wi:ursAes.