, 1875-01-17

ont On thst line. "
; On the other hand, comes ,.:...-
MR- M'coNNELL's AGENT 1yD ArTo1srz
very grean-loolung young n1an, namot q L
Hert1g, who manifests tremendous aa1iety d
hare tha unfortunate people who ccccpT ia
shanties dispossessed and driyenioat into to- re,
cold atmosphere OF the present seasop. b b,
hung around the Shetitfs office for veek,.,i
has peste1ed Gus" Eorn.. ons n
the Deputies, who holds the writ of e}ectrent
to 80 and perform his part Of the malaneAcEf
task. duty which, to do Ur. Kcrn Justice, ht
had very little stomach for, but, ua7ef,1aIael
intends to see through, according to the tata4a
his oath OF oIhce. It was agreed that the pm
ties, due notice having been seryed upon tteut
SHOULD BE K71CtED YEsrElDyY AoREIa9,
although the Shsrif'a officer had dlscrasionn7
power in the matter, 4Ir. korn armed with
letter from tina Sheriff, making requlsi.iQn %
Capt. Ellis for squad Of police to azi&
IN the operation, proceeded to the Wti
Madison Street Station and presented biz dast
ment. 6arEt. Brlseoe, Of the Chicago Ayeaaa
Station. was instructed to furnish LII. Korn xas
any protection he might require.
Tho following
vE3Y INTERESTING DIALOGUE
took place between the THO ohoers:
Mr.. korn {yehemantly slappipg his ears, Ht3a
were nearly ftozen)-I want five or six of JON
men, Sergeant, to protect me in dispoaaessng
Sargt. Briscoe-You surely don't mean to tmo
tho poor creatures out IN the cold Bnch Esataa
as this? Why, they'll ali freeze to desth.
Mr. Eorn-I caAnot kslp that doa's his
the Job. 4nd am very sorry to have to dot
wish could get ont OF it.
Serg. Driscoe-I don't know what Juu n11
require my men to do. They CO protect ya
suppose, but don't think the Ian requires thsa
to render you any assistance in forciblJ ejeckp5s
the people.
A1r. korn-Wen, I have my orders, md ~
have yours. This thing is very unpleasant t
me, hut must go through with it. Fill yoa u
me have the men?
Sergt- Brisc coa-Not now, because thaY ~ y
out on duty, and cannot recall them frona hs!'
I guess you can have faw. think. u u
American, that this proceeding is unca!1e1 ID
and cruel, and, while must do NJ das7
as an oMear, I heartily dsspiss sa
whole business as q man. Now, i 8
ware simmer time, aud the people hs3
any placa to 70 to: it would not look 50 mts@A
mean, but never heard anything 70 bess t@ M
cruelty OF this in all my days. Why, thas p,sa
aWaI1a with old men and women and 4tsle salI.
dren, that the cold would kill outright. "eaa
are they going to go TO- it you turn :ham oatt
Mr. Korn-I don't think thay hare anJ psa
to 20 to, and that makes tho maheF aqsae
However, have discretionary power 3os ~
1s5s, ana % mnl 60 oyer ana 5a.a 70 .ro ,q@ Sts,
;c Inas 1e.e; IT, Il, Asrt.ns, a:. Il nans's @'uAS
leech, mhs muant ana VA Hs.e glse me no peaee' !
AAe o0pqsy % .nen no o -, p.rrx.
+,,,, 14cth tts D9~S Tsi.nS ~ ~ ana Mcnon.}d xhs
onu ~ ~ r. ;a,,ant,si "aI mn ,aoes
the '.squssters." They said th.t they xeaa
appeal TO the law. N{r. Ko1n said he knex %
law. except the order OF tho Court md p. %.
eftao sSs icy saoua .,s g.s" ofent snd sstA
~ r athe snatu M @ xsex rnr,sr his por
M 1;ttfs danchtara % hw ' 14H. nnt+;ns - them thsm out
~ s+raat .r;eta ~ ~ +1rn;,.ter ht1oN .sra
Rorn s,d M'th n hn9 tn9 d. viii th,
~ ~ A. ~ h;a "a AZ, 1t,4 ~ ~ +hev shouM q.
hea hea'seh asked tor time anta s~sm,ei osle i
~ now ~ covrs Tnr sronEl.