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Winter Arrangement.
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Port Richmond, boats leave whitehan street, Of
Broadway, daily, at64o, s:l5. 931 lo:45 A. NJ: LIZA
2l5. 800. 80, 30 and G:45P. NJ
Sundays at $780, 10 30 A. NJ ;lc:so $50 49, s.s5 x
Faro 10 cents.
Aston House cars leave Vesey street for ferry Fare
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The elegant Clyde built iron steamships will sail
New York folows:--
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PREPAID steerage tickets from Hamburg, S2t currency
For freight apply TO FUNGI, BDYB = 0o', ~ SCUM
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, 1875-10-26

Special Dispa,ch 10 Th4 Chicago 7rttnns.
WAsuINoToa. p. G.. Ook 25.-lu the 6upremo
Court Of tbs United Btates to-day the Argument
OF tho Wtuons d st. pnter Railroad case WAS
commenced by Burton O. Cook for plainti1 In
error. aud continued BY ". p. Cloush for do
tondsnt in ergor. ChIefJustioe Waite aa-
nouncea The order Of the Court, advancing tho
following cases, u. 3. Miller Collector u.
Morris X. JeaHup, Isaac Taylor. Collector, ~.
James F. Bocor, Hermann Lieb, Collector, N.
Hsunry p. Hilder All being Illinois ta1 csses.
County OF Lyon, appellant, W. John H. Ford !
County OF Lyon, appellant, ys. W. s. Gilman !;
County OF Lyon. aprellans. ~. Vim. W.phe]ps !;
appeals from the Circuit Court Of tho United
States for the Dtssriot Of Iowa. Oa motion OF
Mt. Thomas Wilson, dockatsd snd dismissed
with costs.
No. 40as Angelinss Amorey, appellant, ".
Samuel u. Amorey sua executors apposl from
Circuit Court Of tho United States for the Esak-
orn District OF Wisconsin. Ou motion OF Alr.
8. n, blHneJ, dockeksl Aud dismissed with roHtA,
Tho argument Of The Union Pacific c&so will
DO begun Tomorrow. A large array OF eminent
counsel have been employed.
pIsTK1uT NoAps.
The CongEssssuen who thought they bad
&yoided assuming the District debt by passuK
3D. ambiguous Law authorizing the 3.g5 bonds
Pont very Interesting soAdug. lis says: "1ho
faith Of The United Htatas 10 clearly pledged to
Tie payment OF tic interest on these sos Ds.
trlct bonds, ~ she aaue falls due, and to the paw
aens OF the principal OF tho bonds whom tho
same mature. There 10 no Nay short Of shame-
ass violation OF the olsarest principles OF aett!ed
}Aa md hanast dealing thsk ihq Qoya1n@eak
, 1875-10-26
bpn&s," W 'oeae

rtrE-aAy1*n kTATInSs
lho IscaHIirv Department lins prerarcd n,
tor OF instructions to Hupernte.,t.en,s N !; =.
eay!nE stations. directing thesn 10 RIO tbat ~
nNortH are neglected to promote The clc,cncy os
tue 'le"ahvIng nervtce. anil chnre,bp ti..4 ~.
specially 10 $50 that none but tho niuat ro.s eeo
anu competont mon arc omployei Ia thi, imno;.'
tane wofk: Instructions ss 10 tito tlmo shn.
surimon ehaIl lao empiovol, 10 remain coninn ,sa
pared. ''s'' 'se'
REVENUE Arrorr7MENr.
Gen. John b. Stevenson, so1,, ,t,,.ea Mor:s,, II.
the Eastern District Of Missouri. has a, ha.oE 81
selected with specint rotcroueo to rn,so,staa rsoa
aRAinst tho whiskr-rlnK thctn. Tho AtInrn.na tIroaa
General MAS sol!citoua on this point mi y;
three nsrnes anbn,itted by the President ha ill.,. u
lv sticcted Gen. Stevenson. The lattnr ~. ~
officer in tho late War. Of r7celiept recons ,ss az
Is personally vol known to the President, SUI
roarAL ITEMS.
Tho report Of tho PoBtnAst {3an.r., ,.z,
show that. for the first tro. postage unon LAZY ~.
matfes in the various cities where frec-deIsssss!
ms s, hssn osts!i.sIe will pay tho enslrs cot q
Tin The Assoeia,rd rr<a,l
LEaAL BATE OF iNTEnrsr
WssHtHoTos, D, C., Oct. 25-The 1.r,..a
Hates Bnprons Court tdlv docide ths 9, a. ~
the Fartnern' and Mcrhan,cs' National nanx s =, =.
i3ana'o luna agn'nst reter Q: Dearang. The New Ymt
d!rcount Of nnoto abovo tho lega, intern,t 'Is ~
Now York sas ca'rnpt and Illegal and t,.s ~
uudor tho LAW Of that Stats tho whula dal,t 1s
forfeited; but thia opinion tho sa;rems cons. nss
hos rrvcrsed. TO tho effect that under tia Sstas
a! Bank lay. she plantiI forfeited oaly tho AZ.
cess OF tho legal rate Of interest," SN
RECEIVER APPOINTED,
Ths Comptroller OF tho Currcncf has nono,,,. !,
Warren T.. Noble RcceiSor Of tho Frat Nstion,t
!. Bank Of Tiliin, Ohio. N'"s''a''
, 1875-10-26
| who hnt1 n1wnvs defended them agairEt every
| onslaught made by tim ruritanickl ccmeut III
REanICTfuSs.
Mr. 1}Arnart Wjastrtj ufTornt1 f1,A fo1tnwirr


Mr. Bernard Wieerrli ulrcrctl tho following:
wnrnEas, atr \. Z. 1!esfne. candidate for ,',inty
IrAsHr'r, ~ riro IN years, and hsa thhr fur ~ -
fully ro1 1stc to hi tho "l,s" t.r Wild, hr h.
shn>r ~ saask!ate by the 0pl"'fsion party; there
IT, irri, Tha, We l,tartil, inier-c ,hr nomination
anl wi t1t. all II, ur rourr t H!et hin, tt, the "tl@
fir which In ~ tc"n hnn .. "n's W. 20 also In
dorta the entirr ticket 1t tbe 'p"Titi"h tNrtJ.
Tho preamble was adopted without dlscus-
Ill, A, yoerl n1votate.! tho Opposition ticket.
Aiul l,c1tl tl,nt cscry ierm-u ought 10 sec tl.et
his friends we're At tho p"lls and voted on tho
al or November. or clHe tlleir liberties won'a ha
intrrferr,i with.
,,r. kurn raid that tho 1lep,lb!cah party
thought that nil they neood to do III tl.eir rQl,-
r"n;lpn VIVA to PIT u1l tho hcnd nf their tickptNs
tirrtuan. son OF tTe~pr and n'altatcr, snd
thtu all 1rlHhnsl ncst, md that iIuck eoud
draw on tho tnntrnmcn." and carry tho t1av
lio wantod tAc Gelnmns to liur. this bark 10 tho
teeth Of tho Republican leaders,, and Hhrv them
thai tho Qcrian element wns IN favor vi refurMl
and honest EOvGrnmcnt over cnunty affairs.
CALLED IT oRiEH.
Mr. G. Nnlko eaid l,c was 10 saoon-kccper. bnt
what l,atl alr. 1lucls llone lin was a young
tuan and not 4 politician. and waa Just AZ good
mail ns a1r. ltesing. At this ataga tho Chair
called Mr.. Wolko to ordor, md said that shls WAS
Only mcottug Of friontlr aud Heaing uluu only
had tho floor. sir. Wolkn sat down.
Sir. Miller alluded to the preamble ndonsed,
AhA tLht tH91 Hblo hbIhlAk. of
era. for i1esing 10 nlsu. lie lad defended
their liberties mud apeut his own money in uro-
tectl'g tho Acknowledgment interctts. Mr.. Hnck
Rtuod Oh the wronG aide. lilo maa brewer OF,
the side Of temperance, Which waa wrong. IIe
was = RentlsmRn, but unit for the position,
and had 10 claim upon tho German
citizens f1r their support. The speeches were all
in uernlan. as well III tho resolutions wllisll
were olferctl aud utter promising support To
Hosing OIL tho ID Of November, The sa'oou-koop.
ers took tnoir hats aud qutotly wcnded thoir Way
homaward.
, 1875-10-26
| one NJ lila customary vigorous Frcrc1th greatly
To t1,n edLicailnn nnd subtraction OF tho Aasc1n-

.,n re liz Hncrchfb rrrnat1F
~ H. ~ odnc.t,an o,,d saIrraeti,,,, Of the nasem-
~" ~ a,'' '"N N"'' "''''
''"S' .,,, ,,,,
TIE roEHrEH'1" VAIN"
4 large meeting "f h"7}e''s if't'rHs III Lilo
Fourteenth Ward WAS lri lat evening i'll a
xa,,, ~ t,o r,tncr of ,okn md Iea,i.t ulrcets
,r,.,,,,.. vn..,, l., tho ,k,,r
AH"'"a ->"''' !" nv ''''''' -..-,
lie critciae A. e. llrs'nE IN tho Ae'etrbe eefuih.
10th NJ to ls b,,sinc.. abilities n,1A his motives
n IN, nre,ont cnmrair,,. liz cou,rarcd I.ouis
q. Ilue; and Micl,Anl kcotcy, and thought that,
aue ar h"nS . sn,I i 4, Ucr,n" o,, tho otncr' tho
,ua;ority Of tho citjzcns Of Cook County wonld
,v.icr ma of Inn fnr,nnr
AEI. tj;It toy,owed aIIclloei EecIoy's s,ccossful
career. and nr.ueG thht ti,efeby lie haI nosi,
hlm.uIf f;ttni tu manage Tho ,,eonln'a finances.
ptcj,,ci Eceiev ntnrar,.,7 NJ this tunr,rrc ami
onii ti,n chccrs If I'm rrnwd tont ,hc n,nnd
liz nnlo an exrelienl sreect. mi VIA n,,th,,so.
nalIy rrcriyo,l. liz said tlnt thia "a. TIM firss
tinlu hc lad spoken N lilo ;ourtucptn Ward. i,:t
ticre ma no nentI OF extonseh r"n,,rk. frou,
i,u because t,,any Of tl,oso nreteit isI s!reaIy
heard hin Ia tho ueicbbori,lu WRITE and Lecaura
ihcra wcro otherr nrnnr,,t via roud srcak
hastcr thnn h,mscf ia dcsirca Fnwcyer, to
tnaka u.ss al e c1nnnn,on % a I nIeaest wcro aware
that tast weak al, was indo,l l,Y circular for
mectinr of tho reprereutntiyo Irlri.-A Americans
n tl,o Titv nni thst thet. rir,1llarr wero sIlA-
Iriantad broadcast hy lIce;t1f.'s tnlnio,,a, Mr.
Itr1inr aa,ni that rttuo Ilsl.fncn Hhoald assist
in TIM d,str;T,i m If lilo circulars, but npno re-
| nunndc1. Only tl,c relatives aud the n,tuions OF
tbo tyfnnt carried tho bills through the streets.
| Tho SPEAKER said he WAS proud lint Irishmen
had rcmIktd Ibis man BY thus l,,rl,ug bis in.n1t
into htr tec.!, Hc was rroud Of tho esteem IN
ul,cii hc waa hnid by his fcllow.citzons 1t
shaved that llcxns could not say to Irlat,-Amer-
ems whosn tl,cy should yoto tor: Thoy wcro in.
| ,lcpntdout, md upon this p1inclplo tho speaker
| r.Id ho was running II. this cnInr,alGt, md unon
hi. ho cxnected to DO successful and 10 defeat
, 1875-10-26
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER w. 1915

ti1,, nsk1rE thHt linz Of names submitted. one
fur chc c.cetinn t,frcinrs bo substitute ed fnr mo
of tt,o Judges IN each precinct reported anu
adnEted t,y the Board.
CouI'nirsittIcr G1ongh moved that tho petition
10 n'!nptrtl
G.'1nInlssiouer Holden moved TINT thu report
bc tnblcd.
Tho motion to table prevailed. finally, by tho
following vote:
rrns-CArrnlI. Comfy. 1ftrtfng, Holden. .Johnrnn,
LDna1aati. NrCAfrsy. Aus4rll Ashm.dt-p.
Nap"-fus'r. tlnuEh, tlucnther, 3nne', nurtltct-3
This report sas finally adopted by tho follow
Ing vote:
l<ns-las'r. Carroll. Comfy, t1uthther. ffortnE,
llnlf"n. johnson, LoncTysn, MsCanrey, 1ln.srt,
Kth.i!.lt--ll.
harr-:iouYh, JnuAa, Hutdick-,s
, 1875-10-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

apteta! D.tpatsh u The chteaao 9ffbunt.
WAsRlNasoa, y. O., 0ct. 25.-.A well-known
politician who hn hsld high office arrived to-
d4y from Iowa. III toports taat Con. Da!kasp
u probably the nlost prominent candidate for
the ssnate; that h!s frieods have much tue boat
organization md that It IL understood thst tho
President ,s for him. He has beside large
numb Or OF influential friends in ths atata. Tho
olhsE strong candidates src Mr, Price, Mr.. Nc
Crazy. aod Gov. Kirkwood. E1-sepstos Harlan.
though uot formally announced ~ , candidate,
Alleady haa oonsidsrabls strength, and bis
fEisnds will probably insist upon tho open use ct
hla pams within = short tttla.
REPUBLICAN TAIGMPH III COLORADO.
D8NvKn. COL, Oct. 2o-hetutns shuA fsr re-
celvsd from to-lsy'a stsoti0u. Indicate that tho
H&putlicsns havs oaxrisa tue Tesrltory. and that
thay will hays considerable msjofltI 10 tho
Constitutional Convention. All points heard
from 70 lar report Hspublieau msjoritles.
TEMPERANCE At DETROIT.
5xeetat L4ts,dleh =. 3AA CAlsdsa ISIbknt.
DETuol1, Mich, DcI 23-To.utKht 4 Eoustng
meeting OF tho Law-And. Order men. OF both
pAstias, Wa bald to ratify tho nomination Of
Alexander LAWS, the Democratic tcandtdAse for
Nsyor, b beins plsdssd to I support Of the
Sunday AE.
, 1875-10-26

,nnch. viii, aormAn'sm - snc owes hin, really noth
inH. Nj. 1sfAtnR came Ia Chicago runaway bsnkrn1t
The ornans etstrd lin Sher1 and rnsn him rir
man. n "rsprsstnfafi,s Of 0ermsuisnl hs fectst
every yn,r fortune fron, ths City and County Tre,r
nrS, anil r thnwe1 lts gratitude hy raising ti,e o1-
secsr1nH If thn rtDp1e to ofre Scn ttIcfc trttr-
srntatlytH of desmanIs.n who havn eumo hrsn by
Ilc.ug'a favor. Look ii his rrteent Bur1oundpgs-
llr1, HoechRcr, No1ke ETC.; 1ook At IieenR - the
had q! thA county ring lbr ticket with Cnly
and Crawford, whom he cnlla knavcs. mil then mix
any decent man whether unslug oras anything 10 tho
nrrrnans or tho tfertnana 70 I!o'ine. For NIL the
fa.oss and ,nnchts which 11rHlng owrs tho Germans
he has Cosefud them With stAfnc.
EoSlr AND CRAWFORD.
Tho sHu,e paper aAo sAyR:
Tile Sthfsitfnna. Ian. i hsd Of The county ring
Thieves mil daihneh sconndrcls are The resaantcAt
AMI i'tIcat designation. which gan lo Rlrru to the
Eight That Crawford aud johnaon sro ten IL
t,e marrow .npst have Tong hccn .tssrsrtsd Int thai
Russell shonld rnvet hs vhite hairs with dishnnrr,
thai Carroll Mc"s1res, and Conly-mrn elected on
tic noofn, ttcket-shou1d reject honesty, was snF
rrtsn which csusea roattrrnaton everywhere. TheRa
fhame-ss frauds prove that the etsht comisttonerA
Carroll, kicCahrty. Comfy, crawfotd, lahnson. Rus-
re!l, onerR,n sud Nering, Arc perlurrrs, thieves,
sud Acol1tlreta.
On Tho 7lh d January and Following d,5v IN Tarf':
Zt,tnnr fhliy explicit in H. deearatians, Mnl
set Today Ms. Hrain4 rims Oh The SANS tcke. with
Comfy and Crawford, whom he then called ntrjurtrs
damned sconudrea, and thisves.
, 1875-10-26
THE GERMANS AND HEStMC,
WHAT TIE "yHglk PAksSE" THINKS,


Yesterday evenings Preie Presse hss t4s fol-
loving article,
Whrn ths Fsspis who for certain reasons favor Hes
tug ELECTION shown hia louE lat Of stIs and their
ktfsn0A u called Ia tbs fAct tnat hs runs on Tho
lckst with E0sily aud Crawford, whom ho oncs
cs!lnd knayes, then tsstngs following fep!iss Yes
ttAt u trux, hut hs HIS doas nel for ths Ger.
mxaAl" II person Ask WHIST particular thing II IL
rsply that hp has obtAna Offices tor many ana worked
for tbs abolition Of the Sunday law.
So far lkovIdtnR 1tcxs u CONCERNED, AE. Acstns
A&x done Nath deo, but ls has nut o4t by 1t, Tho
candt4stes hays had to ay very hnAvy,-lA ons csao
&3LoQ -snd tbuS through oice- Mr., lies
lug has gained hat following Of which hs h 20 proud
o far Tbs repeal of The bnndsy law u ooncsTnsd 1t
" 11Attes shout which Assins's followers would do
rsaly TO kaap quiet. HeAtls controllsd for years
pusrs fIola ths ~ that h. VI
printing. u - bad res'Iy wished 70 have tie Sunday
law set o ora 4ds, ls could hsvt dons il u sy ~
doustton of g3U,uoo to $4,000 for himself
sud Lila pa&af. uut b. dl not want u do II. Ths
sunday law wa lhe ring lu ths of tps Germans,
by msAns Of which u could aiwAys tFE4tAts them.
Thsrviors hs lett t4s Law In tofo4, aud SLOWED
the II o'slook oIdiaaace-thst Disgrace to
nastsopolts-to b% recommended N h1s paper
ana thea to u snfosssd. Ths 'ni.!e
taRe q the 6sfntans s9anst tsraa4y W. 10 stEong
That tney could uo longer hs pActhsd. Than, though
10 tbs psesaus year b hsd oppoe.d and lnsutad th+
Lhatsl eaudad&ts Tor 4osxE hs row put
hssi d ths front aud sFroSstsd 70 htase tAs glory
for thAt which ths uszmans would have dass much
hesteE without hita-
N1ealsy. ". Asslas exA shs asluaas taauitsl1
, 1875-10-26
POLITICS AT LARGE,

tHE fcNNo WANNA GAMrA'uN.
"1n nyssr r,,r r[.', vst.a NJ. r,1sr nsu NM ~
amy.
p,,r,nuDo o,t o5.ft T.. sat;n.+.d .,ot a.
-. 80 noo ~ .,,.s vea ."s, e"s ~
oah. oae to ssD to hs snsoa S Of % p 9
Ohio. That portion Of the city is lnrgeIy popu-
1utnd bv wortinpmcu. an1 n va. IN lila cj,sa
that A.. Allan .1,1csted Tho nr;nc;n,t ~ nars ~ ~
.nA' ~. ''A0. ,'l uA'essa wv p'ias,pa1 pnle "
tho right Of suffrage aud" showing tho
supreme importance OF eyety man ncling ut
the ,,o,, according IN his INDIGNANT Mr.. Allan
',sa.rsa 49, a...s;,,, l., .,,,s r,a,,,,,,t;a -
sentative form of government, and dwelt at
lu tl,o selection Of reprosentatiyos. liz tl,oa
,noka of tho way n ~ zara 1o,iod and aboxod
hnw fr.ud haJ cren. nnona af3;oa. a.bodsru
aud hescroly criticized sao Administration.
Mr, Allen ssid: "Tle Gpyernncl,t for
mauy vo.rs has beou ,zu solaIy for
tha haoobt ~ lin rr,, md ao,ev u Aha cr,,abino
al. % Of Tho bortv IL w md md l,1o m Of % be n.ny ichoers1
1t ~ that Which las brought thosu Tsst multi
tt,dos together. 1t is tho oonsequspcss OF that
fact wb,cl, caused oo2. 00u Democrats u ory. out
-. 49,, hsS,et ~. ,.,a .s,,e. -. ~ 49,, 49,, 49,
ruin 70 "hlol they had been eonsighed-1 meau
iu OHIO. Eighty-two thousand moro men caxt
the Democratic ballot on tho ecoond Tuaalay
Of October than djd tro years before for ths
same candidate. lchper.:] Whys Because
es ~ .el1. tsn a,s nsGko,s sna
luM ut1Ssno'a1'n; @ .uo ~ 80" H'tues llan8u.pl
10 s -" ,.i u@1ass, NJ tom q tte t. eitset
there ~ somethiog wrong that ~ country
o. s such 'Fomo'ooaa ii ehcssGs among "s people,
t ".a o.i ~ t7tsne' ,s;. ~ viii, MIN =
n''J +, ~ .aa1Is nat u 'no 4son's"
, 1875-10-26
THE SALooN.KEEpERs,

U,
Yesterday afte4noon tho {ierman saIoou.kcen,
ers who snplort Tho opToAit.un ticket hold a
worry slim lnestiug In the sci.ueixos aIanusrrhor
Halo, No. Is North CLARK slrey:. Tslo l,uur rot
for calling tho proceedings TO order was .
o'clock, but It uas mt auti! after that a Hn.r-
tan baud Of about twcnsy boor and whisky ,,in.
l,enecsu appeared, WLop Hr. GUSTAV A. Eorn
called tho ,neatiug to order. sud b,atta 'A
Its DtIJEEJs.
Ip held shat they hAi III direct interest il, tia
several county t!eke!s now buloso tAe public
Lnt lad great iadrect interest. 1t w. tar
duty 10 uEpott the llesiaa tckot. u hs MI
.loue everything posaible Tor tue Germxn c.t.-
zclls BUS what lad tluck done' !lo p,utcnGa
to Ioayo Lis business pursults to take s4e of.ico
ri County Treasurer. This was foollshusss
3lr, tlestug dusorsed tho support Of Al! Gcr,uau
cltlzena w 3 man WHO would do lia duty II
ntectul.
AZ ,Lis stage Mr. reses Miller was cioson see.
rbtary pIu ten.
Mr. Wis!as.d held ths. Mr.. Hesing WAS ths
oply inau WHO had preserved 10 the GutuRur
tAeH lpasty,-thsug CLAUS Of boc1 u Sunday, --aad
, 1875-10-26

NNNr m, TT[tElfF0N.
A., hitl,lli 5rjl11te.
Ntrj,oJs. I>;lIcr,
t,hariteC Cram.
u,.rIt'rnuc,
!. r. l,arI,,r.
l.. =, Taylnr,
Isunc Il. HIT,
Robert F.. tJ,,tal.
j. i, Pa7t,lifrrt,
, 1875-10-26
THE TURF,

Thirty THOUSAND DOLLAR nUYSISo.n4cE.
SAn FRANCISCO, Oct. 25.-Tle following hotsa1
arc entered for tue great 4-mile and repeat .un.
ming race, to como on on the 18th OF Notembar
for purse Of ESQ., 900, given by tho racihc jock
or Club: Wild Idle. Grinstcal, Rata rsa.a
Snrihcbo's, Rutherford, Rovonuc, Jr, Fanpy
Hall, Hook locking, Chaiue.
, 1875-10-26
THE OPPOSITION.
ELECTION ASSESSMENTS.

ELEC CttON AoosoSMENlS -.
IntAIs or THE OPPOSITION COMMITTEE.
That ubiquitous and peatfferouB body, tho
Opoosisiop Assessment Coumittee. vero about
w.. r,i,,.1J,i1 80 ,t,or f.ro,,,a ,,lt,,o,i ro1,
s4e 5 Wy .A4' .aa o'net 's' fa,. @,,. ~
aasvoaa ssstosuaS' so's'ns VI e,u.e oliee-noaess
aud Charles Dsnnehy ucro tho first Of the Com.
mitteo 10 amman In thu afternoon At tho c,ty
oo,,o. ,nd ,hov ,,a-o t,,,owod bv Al cntIor.
"'e'o. "1a s"o' "o'o 'o'4o"oo ~ tA1.
with convenient mcmoranda. Tho corpu!ont
Executive Of tho city N4s tho first victim. Ag-
,,.v ,,,1 1,annohv ar,,ounda1 him ot Tia
as,,,, -, .s,. ~, ~. sss s.t,ts,a~as ~
ue'A, auu easa 'ooA ~ ee1 ~" ".Aopoto" ~
II. HIS Eonof mosou nefVoos'S' anu, ae Is GUS
tomary with him, hogan to HAy something. lie
spoke quito loudly, Mid wsH 20 earnest that tho
casual obaosysr must hsve noticed that
HE wAs nEcAt'lraAnr
and troubled over tai Of about 1900. Tho
Committee bad eylaons!y taxed him more than
the expected $1Go, the sum that heads Of depart
plpntA were 10 pay, After sone conye.satiou
which str. Colvin seemed to have all to himself,
the conference ended, and Agnow and DennahY
dGp1Fte1 for PFtndtVtlla desk, !ehVinK CulloIton
to fotch up tho rear after hurried tAlk with the
Mayor.
AZ the:Doa1d OF Public Works Office lot Of
politicians aud oftce-holdeiu gathered around
Alr. rrindivilse'a cl,alr, An ancicnt Democrat
aud woll-knor u lawyer gave than, Bou1e oplnous,
in which ho made tie remark that thu Upposl-
ton purity wta composed Of tho 1umn,ess and
other scun OF tho Republican and Democratic
parties, aud be for Que Ua6 not going to allow
such mob To pull the wool over his eyeh. lilo
was Jet, he remarked further, aud nnderhtood
that tho ConYsnton Of to-day was to misload tho
membash ot that Helocs body; but hs was going
to oppose any sucl action. Then ho valk0d away
and the Assessment Conmitteo went into tho
bookkoopets' Office TO Sec Nj. Thompson A1ld
lis nssstant. 10th aro good Republicans, and
valued servants Of tue city. 1t waa auce1teinnd
that thoy greatly objected, and when tho Com-
mlttoe went around aud urged tholn to tall ther
CietkE that
TnE1r HnRAD DEFENDED ON THEIR COMING UP
with about 10 nor cent OF this months pay to
Ing behind them great gloom and much inIr-
1nurihK, aud not fow i1uprocattons, ~ u result
OF their sdit.
AID. Foley, one Of the Committee having tho
agreeable tnak In Ahnh OF collecting muuey. waa
aakUd il it wa4 trua that employees In the yArlous
departments OF tho City Qovernnlont wero 10 DO
ral purposos, and no said II WAS not. A pro'ui-
mont OppoAltonlat said 1t waa.
Desiring 10 know whether ........ .....
TUE FINE hAAnnAL AID poLc* Iuraa1SIK"nEr
mss' ~ ~ H.. ,,ni"n, " ~ " ..;J
@Wi,y not ;4,hey ho'd t|'cir oi,Icns ,,n,,or .ho
present municipal administration"
Ara tho tremep aud patrolmou to 10
taxed =
OAt uus b&!A tAo t1lttIIoBAkeQ lAltftuEhl.
, 1875-10-26

Hpecfdl Dlapdtdh 70 JN4 Eh'fu0o 7TIpR".
DAsy4+1E, ILL.,, Oot.' 25.-llonry AononaG,'
farmer living about miles no3sh OF fo!s et'h
waa ohot Saturday eYeaing BY tho teeloeoA
discharge Of shotgun which lay IN tbd o'Ivu ~.
Of . wagon In which Monohan wss !tdle9; Ii ~
charge entered his right breast, And II IL le@~
will proyD fatal,
, 1875-10-26
THE TRIGGER.

THE sAS FRAHG1aco RIFLE-BHooTlNo,
Ban FRAxcIsco. Oct. 25.-At pgesidio Rsnyt
to.ttny, tho match between twolyo tolus 1t Nr,
and 100 ynrds VAS won by the Satioual Guards
team by scoro Of ZIG cut Of possibls 800.
Tho Summon Guards tenn. Which beat III.
Now York team in tho tato match, soorcd
l0G. The {ioyaInot's medal ior the tt.i
individual scorc Hns won by Charles Burgess Of
Tho Nationals, by Il. ln n possible 59 At ths
1.001 yarls match. J'loldou J, Kollocg, Jr, Of
tho Sumner Guard, late from New York, tied Il
a WITH Cant :! nnrns, Of tho same company. 10
and winning the lrat prizo. Tho grostest poss
bio score MAS 75. T4o Kellogg chn!lopgs cup
WAS won BY Matson, Of the Sumner Guards.
, 1875-10-26

Special Disrutch to Tie Chie.1qa 7r1os"&
SAvpuaK1, O.. Oct. 23.-A young man nsna
Michael Connolly, engaged blasting wsts'
worka trench to-day, wAs fatally injured b5 10
premature discharge Of niso-gl5ceHne sst'
tridgo. IIe was blown distance iu tie ~ bo's
eyes knocked out, hls jaw broken, big fka!l IL .s
tnrel. and htnHe3f otherwise Horribly nhos$S'
Ie cauuot possibly recover.
, 1875-10-26
THE WEATHER.

wAsulxoroN. D. c., Oct. 2a-l =. m,-s% s.s ~
Upper Lakes, the Upper Msslss1pP' 1ae ~ H.
Missouri aad Ohio Valleys. and lennes'es, ~.
Ing barometer. northwest 10 south"es' sL II.
colder, cloudy weather, and snow Or I'll M;ss Il
lowed by clearing MoAthor wehs OF 'u' ''''"
sipp'. .
LOCAL "DeAA GulcAoo. OF y. -
, 1875-10-26
rRnWAE0-

6pssia! Djtpateh 10 Tas chlfdeo in's" L.,
EAST 8AolxAW, Oct. a3.--A 7'Jea'oa W
named Andtew 1irArd foil into the fNet 'es'sII
day At Lay City. while fishing, aud Was a'o"H''
The body Wss recovered.
, 1875-10-26
John Allison,
Ir,},11 Htrykrr.

John Allison,
Ir,},i, Htrykrr.
Anton t't't,rad,
f'tutFt I,Iit,'at'.
Thomas Seymour
I4t1lIts 4, t''nliiIts,
l.. II. Shepherd,
Grrrur Afllst,tlt
Fred Alrykrr,
chris Strykrr,
Cart. s'usl1ry,
NJ. &. Conrad,
.totsO 1krhlicf.
t:b>rlte Lt,1srhrt,
Jacob TToittngef,
Il. II. krrfn,s,
frauz ltaer,
nt,tnrt Clark
&. Il. Chase,
Henry 6;~nr,
Willialr, l.. Church,
Edwin A. Clifford.
NJ. G. EFaRtion,
]. ". Conter,
Charles !itratIo1l,
Jsncs y. Kirk,
John Kirk,
QM,r1o liuntnon.
l.. ". 1nnH,ey.
J. u. ". .1rnee.
E.tiRns Sanders.
1scntan1i,, l.. CIeAves,
f.llArica lnokFtlt1,
Jafnc- I. Wilson.
John N. Hills,
nj. Van Alien,
William r. 1ray,
l.. A. TslslIonE,
u. b. Fonda,
T.. N. KIlnt,ulf,
r. +. Petsrpon,
Friend Lowell,
Frank Wolfe.
Fcth Bradley,
Edwin Lee Hrownt
". .. Phillips.
Mrrrii LAt3sl,
Charles Duttpn,
GrftnRton Lint.
William II. Lunt,
Robert Lllnt,