, 1875-11-30

somnsr. nidrs&h, Mcdonald Bailey, Q 'Brten wh!1a,
ftndsrs~n, HsAh Waterman, Uamptnti. Cara. ulere-
anh, Qn,rk, Ryan, Eathardt, stout, Mshr. Murphy,
Aay,-ss,shasd4an, Rp.lAias, Cutltrtan. waodmst,,
Clark tTenia Wasd,, schanher. Jones. 1Hion-7.
Ald. Waiernln aaked II TIM voto could be re- |
conhiiered Al the next meclinR.
Tl,o Chair aAid 1t could moi !
Md. Euiiefton remarked that thcra unh not |
much GLANCE ot getting reconsideration In face |
OF Tie vote Just taKo..
A'l. Waterman Thought thc Council should |
nxtend The time II il MA shown - ha tea!Fy |
necessary. .....--.-..-
Thn Clerk then rca,l tile 'fulloning con.munt.
catioN:
coMrruoatrna OFFICE, cnrrAao. Eor. 7s-7o th-
Honorable II. lNayer and Aid.r,nen er. In rom:
pliancH with the 1sautat nt ynur hoDnrah|n tsAT,
sss l.. m"s csnsl 4osa a. oonpsa,
whether !ha c"mlany u really 70 {s{ ~ s9n @t
1 70. tns Gfona snorn as - ts IN e9.,n1 III
.na approved BY Mr. 1ouglas, enlodln ths fesul1 u
"Ths iiIn, esptr,, railroad conp,ny .rs Wiling
,lnpL tlrcct AID liz south ns af Monroe strua', bnh
'" sse" aud aI! Ss .sst tns d ri&t It ~ = u.
railroad eoae, = &c a1c 'of p;t, tna
y, p,rs. l IT, sars ~ sum bus s outsdo m .n 10
toyr any esp<nas' OF oes" ooeaaoned ~ litigation or
Tha cty in cn3otned, by order Of judgo nrnmn,ona
of ina iJnI,e Fta<a Circuit Court ffo,n enhvryins
thla propey. It cannot bs 1old until The inuncstona
It wouil bs corupes.nt for the City Council to order
such .ters to 10 taken ...,,r,., = may b. nsees-
tsss ssaseo. Obtaining H. eonssat nf .hs parts.
Complaining, u rydnirsd. and II mt roqairsa.
IL es CT. e s .s IT, s no. iai
i"j"nsons az dissolved, Il liz ..s e:a bs eon.uias
I'm informed y Mr. Douglas th.t 1t Il the wish Of
tho Railroad Company to conclude the purchase At ~
rns e. r4oeete1 fa1 ns.s Il :e..on nespeef;
B,s. nAfGa, Comptroller.
Att. cAMrrEtt.
said It whs time that the ptesa OF the City OF
mon Council for standing between tho reopla
and tho railroad companies. like wall OF fire.
tile proposition tusdo BY, Mr. Douglas waa 10
faln0us. and ought not to DO roreivnd. lo, Tor
= diabolicaf propoat,on. Tho Illinois Cen.
city. 1'hey wouLl not tone!l .he
ground twtthont = 9nlt-e,im deoa !, and d., they
psuses Of litigation. What ~ spsurd proposal
ANY Alderman who yotod for auch 4 pronosision
was unworthy 70 represent In that Council tho
great City of Chicago, II TUG CITY we're bare
States could step ia aud sstzo tho ground,
!o.vius ths clty millions ut loss.
lIo nopcd tho document would BE- sent e. t baak to 70
AIT. t4YeHt 4QQ tuat LIE AQtDpt(uNol ~ AS OES0A
10 toIuin 10 blr. Douglas bis diapollcal, out.
Easeous, and Insulting propoatton,f she most
abon,iunblo and daunablo that could bo con.
ce!ye1
! who was vcry enth1niab.su and af'icsad with d
fashionable lisp. made an incohefens oFstlon, In
| which hc pointed to Aid. Camphell "a
q stasesnan, an orator, a phs}ent hroplat,
~, pssso pssS sa ado,so .p p9esGsnst de.s
re!ativs to what be eatled the aatanieAlly sui
phurous and gonoral1y disgusting proposition Of
ths Illinois Centra' Company. bY ,t8 ireaidens.
Mr.. Doug1aa. Finally. Aid. Whites metarhora
/ ran dry, and he sat down apparently overcome
bv generous omotion aud high admiration ~!
AHi, Campbell.
During tlo delivery Of Georges brilliant c1ors,
campaalt escaped to the smok!ng-ro to hide
| hia bAahfulnaas.
| AID. scHAFrsEn
| wantnd tho communication referred to tht
Proper committee. Mr. Douglas demauds were
auominAbie, bnt this ron'd open tbo eyes q shs
aeen in thia matter. II would show The public
TINT the Council bAi defeut1cd their rights hke
eoud and faithful sersauts, and that the ne"spa
pers had not takon fair Btand. Ito moved K
! refcr to the Fiuance Committee, ind TO pab!!se
tue document.
ALB. cuLLEHro4
e.itl the communication put air. Douglas o. roc
ord, and he cav nothing out Of tho way in TO-
railroads. it would bo to,ovor ,nSl sight o. 5. TIL
city, Under tho lsw tile property OF tho l!llnoit
Oentral could not he taxed; the ptopert,
! would be bought in tho name Ut Tint Company
to doffaud ,llo city OF its rights. lilo aubm.ttos
tho following:
i. nsssny requested 10 furnish iii. cuuaes :. q. ns.
ess!co 'e e 81! IL vi; of .hs Injunction O.
Joining the city from tcllin3 ttn premlses tno~n
i,sye S % ser Instituted @ to dee,m,ns suoh question
decision nay roanonAb1y b. expected.
Aid. Wllto objected to the admission OF tn
resolution. ..........
AID. RICHARDSON
moved tho following.
Rtsalred. That tho Law Department b and is hercb
directed 10 procced without unnecessary iFlnT :
reuiiug IL Tia United staea Court enjoninR Tho ri
Of tho property commonly known A. tho lAko-FEout
Aid. White albo ub3eetoh to this resolution.
ThU communication wAs ehen rofcrrad to th
Co,nustttas Oh F,nAnco With dtecHona 70 puo
lsll 1t.
During the pfogfoss Of tho discussion. Aid
WAito foIt called upon to regulate tho cunduct 0
tho Aldorrnen, ana rose 70 poiut Of order over
fu1 uproar, for tho reasou that the other Alder
men wore so phlegmatio that they could mol NJ
probate George'a h1dont condition. lit naoVe
to refer, to Aatontn aud sevefAi Other thlne
mentarian, only that, unfortunately, hia broths
. Aldermen were not In d condition Of mind
quito understand tho brlllnpcy OF AID. Whlko'
tleaa. ....
ANOTHER B1nEET RAILWAY.
. Tho orl1inanco presented Nov. Is by AID. Wax
rem, granting the right Of laying aeroet rail Ma
track on poarboru 8ltent south to Twenty-att
! ond street, uoRt 10 Wentworth tEenue m
. . south to connect With Tho contemplated DUNN
, road, uas then taken up unIeE the haad ot uulle
! lshoa bua,nosa, and passea for futuEa eons!dss1
ton. ~.
On motion OF Aid. White, tho Council the
, adjourned. -
After the Adjournment Aid. Corcorsn, aton
, and Ryan, ,'btRnea \ cali for = special 1neo.sh
Wednesday night.