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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09

The Passaio County IN, j. Republican Con-
yenlion Yesterday nominated James Is undel for
Sherin ana Isaac an Wagencr Tor surrogate.
The Bergen County Democratic Convention
on InnIslay reAomlnatel rrct H. Hcrins for Snerin
Frederick Jones. OF 90 Jewett avenue. Jersey
Cl was run over by Grand street y,Hiorday aud
ht'iy injured VIM. Morris. tho driver. was arrested
Petitions against the running Of SUNDAY ex-
curslon trains over the PennsylYanii Railroad are be
lni circulated In New Brunswick ana elsewhere. This
movement was originated By Judge Nixon Of tue
United States District Court.
Mr.. Lang Shean OF Cleveland a reyyaIlst, ia to
conduct religious services IN the Pennsy wanna Railroad
r light house. Jersey City. SUNDAY for the benen
OF the railroad employees Mr. Shenf has preached In
sssiT AZ 'ae a'p0v q tAs Wsst sps sOatAr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
TIE IIREMEN's JUNKE1IyG.
Experiments with Niiro-t:lycrrine-DemoI
ing nu Old Chimney.

After the Fire Departments paIa yesterday
the Fire Eng neers went board the nre boat William
f. iaNcmeyer and were taken TO the foot OF East
FoItyhrd street to see the explosion OF cartridges
used BY the sappcrs and miners The experiments were
made upon an Old chimney sixty.three feet In height
ami eleven feet square NJ the base, the walls being
"tnty Inches thick. II stood the outside Of stone
wal 40 ftef tnlck aud twelve iert hIgh, surmOunted
w bilck wall of the same thickness cniy nye
teet nigh Aron,d t~O tides OF the chinneys tase
caln u cartridges containing twcny-tao pouuds OF
nltro-giyccrne banked win earth. fhe nrst eXplo.
zion Gus away the 80 u tue chimney and let II fall
ABOUT twelve feet. A twO-pOund cartridge was then
sa pended against The chimney end ns explosion cut
p!Odcd against the adJunlng wall Increased tue breach
to abOus ten feot bus the chimney unusually solid
and being pot cted Oh two sides OY the stone wall and
a pile of debris II sim stood unright cartridge
paced on NE lnler Side OF the rear Wall then
negnDor, lne n enen will see the explosion OF nVe
this afternoon. ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
CLEARING OUT 4 BAREoOM.
City marshars Under Lip Bitten on BIZ .
Bnrkeeper.

A few weeks ago Henry Buck, James Purcell.
and John owens bought the drink ny an bill lard saloou
In the old Franklin square Hotel OF Mr. Joseph Hall
giving him worthless mortgage for $500 Since thor
occupancy they have paid rent to their IandIady.
ahu Mt hill decided yesterday TO eject them Clty
arsnnl thomas Walsh began to remove the furniture
mo he street BucE made no resistance but after
store had been haf emDted. Owens went IA and scat
tcred the ltie crowd that had collected. lie wenI Do
hlnd the bar and taking OF his coat said with an oaaA
ma. ne proposed TO clean out the house. aud that no
Douy shOul ROD hm OF MS place anl goods. lie drove
snSi Ia me scue they ran against the door, thea
Iel on the Sidewalk. and owens nit OH the Marsh
unaeI up Walsh, covered with blood, TO the OAk
street police station ana officer arrested the saooa
ed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09

Joseph Hecller, a Broadway bookkeeper, who
boards at eco Grand street. returned home on Thurs
day morning. and gong to bed read newspaper BY tho
lihht OF candle, that was nHed In bracket on the
head board. Mr. Iecker having been immoderate with
his beer at party fell asleep. The candle shpped
from ne 81 ckel ANA ne bed and cOthlng en-.
yeuprd ~ nanes Smoke poured from the room aud
the ncghbors rushed up stsirsi out si toe bonrder
sept ON. The door Was burst q cloud VI smok
rushed out. After hr. lIotkler had been aroused he
{eNned aud sirepul inquired. whats tho matter ?
US no Importance" lncn NO got up. put on his
clothes, aud ran into the street He was severely
nurne1 ABOUT tho arms and les The bed clothes tbs
nearly consumed. "N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
TRACKING a MURDERER.
The Recovery OF the Watch that wns Carried
by MIR. james Noe.

On Sunday, the 22d Of August, Mr.. Jas.
Noe OF 275 Greenwich street was attacked by a
burglar In bis shop. and so severely wounded
that he died few days later. The thief took
from Mr.. Noes pockets a gold watch and chain
on the Ath OF August Mr.. Black. an exchange
broker, OF o. Chatham street, called on Superin-
tendent Walltng. and exhibited q gold watch
and chain on whion his clerk had lent $50, and tho
watch was identified IS Mr.. Noes. The broker
described the man who had pawned the watch,
and on Thursday last detective Dorsey OF the
OF thieves.
The prisoner was identified yesterday by Mr..
BLACK clerk. lhe police, convinced that they
had the man connected with the murder, asked
Justice Wandell to commit him to their charge.
The prisoners name is given as John Dolan
He says that he was asked by a thief to
take the watch to Mr., Black and pawn IL, and
that for this service he was paid SO The de-
tectlves. who give Dolan bad name, think that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
THE NAIL NIT ON ITS HEAD.
The Workingmen's Earnest Protest Aruinsa
the Rule of the Ring.

The taxpayers and workngmen Of the Four
teenth Wsrd on Thursday evening resolved that -
enter our solemn protest against system OF municipa
government, which has plunged city into enormou.
ucD htfebJ Causing the pres sad condition Of our
city AFFAIRS The result Of s evil workings arc toe
manlfes To need further repetition Tne voice of a
independent people, aud Independent preAs has A.
ready spoken on the subject. Mo nnd our business
nrhs embarrassed BY the presence Of high taxation.
we see factories Grven TO other States where only fair
taxes are demanded Scarcely dollar OF the enOrmOus
tsxes pad into the treasury expended here to eIvs
emnloyment to the many Idle ngmen, but rather
10 keep up certain class OF local officials sho have b.
come an extensive luxury-merey TO primaries
e-N .-N" W s>se~s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
THE Pembroke TRAGEDY.
Bill Drew's Threats Before the Murder
Miss Lakes Testimony.

CONCORD. N. H., Oct s.-The excitement
over the Pembroke murder case has been re-
vived. To-day at an early hour Josiah Carpen-
ter. OF Pittsneld, went 20 Sunrook, and inform
ed Othcer Hildreth Of some facts, which, II true,
VIII have an Important bearing on the case.
lie reports that Miss Lake, who taught school
three years since AZ Pembroke, and boarded at
I.angmaid, arrived at her home In Chichester the
day following the murder.
When informed OF the tragedy she at once ex- :
claimed, bill Drsw did IT," and stated that
Josle Lnngmaid told her that Drew had several
times grossly insulted her and a. kreateped II she
into inch pieces.
Oficer Hidrcth visited Miss Lake, and she
VIII testify before the coroner's inquest to-mor-
row. Drew still protests his innocence aud does
not EXHIBIT the least anxiety or nervousness at
his position,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
The Broken Bank.

The Committee Of Depositors Of the Third
Avenue Savings Bank have received . letter from
Peter Cooper, addressed to the depOsitors Offering
sympathy and something more substantial n needed.
one Of tue committee sad. yesterday, III they want
MI Cooper for their receY and hoped that would
accent The poLtion. Their OBJECTIONS to Mr Carmnn
are POSITIVE. IneT that he connected -th the
Ocean Bank anu the stuyye,ant Bank. and that tne
Mutual was not se ed up as fyOrably his been rep.
resented They also think tns the property snOuld be
sod al once For the expenses Of carrying their cause
an absessnent Of Two per cont Is 70 De .leYIed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09

Music in Prospect Park at $3.50 L. NJ to-day.
There a. to be- a matinee and evening perform
ance ot frohFrOu" at the brooklyn Theatre TO-DAY.
Mr.. Deecher has sent f25 to Miss Ethel Pov
teOus. daughter OF mo late Rev. Geo II. Por,eous.
Tue Prohibition party have tondered the nom.
nation for MayortO Aluorman Ripley Ropes and they
expect hn To drcuc II. Mi Ropes declares Lhat he 4
not candidate tor Mayor.
At a meeting Of the residents Of the sIxth
ward MI. Jacob L. klcidcT said thut IL MAS time 10
ro~ on ne shacAlcs of the BrOoklyn Ring lie urgr1
hls aters to road the reform articles IN nE sun au1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
The City Of Cbicaro yc,zed.

The City Of Chicago, one Of the new boats be-
longing to the Baxter steam Canal Boat Iranspora-
ton Company has been seized at the instance OF the
Ulca Steam Engine Company, OF the creditors, and
tied up In the Atlantic Basin BROOKLYN The credit.
Baxter interest Ia tile company. Mr. Baxter, the In.
YentOr Of tho boat, t2b00 worth OF the com.
pany stock, and all the other stockholders combined
own only slOl 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
Deficiency In the Freedmen's Bursau.

WASHINGTON, Oct s.--The District Attorney
iSdsy entered SUIT IN The District Court IN the Of
ing the balance due on special settlement OF HI,
Bureau - ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
A williamsbridue Mystery.

The decomposed body OF an unknown man
was found IN a neld Berrian avenue below WI.
hamsbrldge, yesterday Il lay face downward,
and the hands we've side by side under IT,.
Inc man was clothed In dark brown plaid sack coat
vest and paltaloons OF the same material, black Kos
suth hat and nne cafskn boots bottle Of liquor was
near lhe BODY. No marks Of violence we're discoxered
The position was that OF body that had
OF after death The body was sent 10 tue Morgue,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
The Dcerfoo, ParL shoo,,ng

When the Motion &c admit VIM. II. johnson
TO bail was mace In Brooklyn yesterday Assistant Dis.
trot Attorne' Smell said that McMahon was examined
IN his own iOuse on Thursday evening and Jobnson
was held FOR trial hcMahon h.d relapse recent w.
and IL again confined 10 his bed IL douOiIu whether
nc VIII recover AS the commitment was u new one
Judg Pratt decided tnat the writ OF habeas corpus un
der which tue application tor ban was made was void,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
A Sailor shot by III. C,p,,,n.

BUFFALO. Oct. s.-Capt T. A. Burke OF ths
bark Michigan, hsing from Milwaukee. wis, shot ana
mortaly wounded John Wright, a sailor aboard his
PARK, TINS evening Capt Burke says he Discharged
Nilght To-day. TINS evening, Ia coming up from the
cAnlh' ne wa mel by wright, who made attempt 70
,, sriKc nm The Ssptan Warned hun or ana az tina
tered Wrlghts Ell lung and he VIII nrobahlY dc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
A Jail ReyoIt Frustrated.

In making his rounds before looking the prls.
oners IN their cells In the Hudson county N Jl penl
tcnnsry, last night. the kecpcr learned that every
prepar ION was completed for lti delivery 81
mght; Tue prisoners were nearly AL pruyIded wdh
ilplmies. reYOlVcrs, knives anu other weapons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09

An unrecognized man. about twenty-four
years Of age was Killed by express train on the Pean
wanna Railroad, near the lackensack bridge yester
Gay morhlug lie was respectfully dressed, and the
lle bundie he carried were skc, ,ch books aud artis
materials on The cover Of the IOKa the inscrip-
lion, John Ceska 277 Ohio street, Alleghcny Pa1s
The remains were taSon TO the Morgue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
a woman's Fatal Drausa, of Poison.

Margaret McDeytt, an employee In the Essex
county N. j.. asylum for lunatics. died Wednesday
night from the effects OF mixture OF bohromate OF
potash sulphuric acid and water which she
was Whiskey. The mixture used In the WORKING OF
an electric battery and out Of the WaV Of tue
mmateo In . closet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
Inccndinrism "a, the Mines.
NEW JERSEY.

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, Oct. S-An attempt was
madc about o'clock ms morning burn the William
Penn Colery a. shenaadOan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09

On Prospect Park yesterday the post
poned race OF Monday was won by Bay Jack In
2:S2L. The first race Of the programme was for
purse OF 800, mile heats, best three In Ave, In
harness, for horses that had not beaten 2:s3,
$3.50 to nrst, 800 TO second, and $50 to third
horse. or the ten entries, tho following six
started John Trout's b. q. Sir William Wallace,
WIN. Loyelrs 8. q. Clifton, John Murphy's b. IN.
Pauline, II. W. Howe's b. IN. Fanny sprague, d.
J. Murphy's .. 4. Tip Allen, and briggs & Ross
&. 9. Marshall.
Clifton crossed the score two lengths in front
of Pauline, Wallace third, Tip Allen fourth.
Iime 2'S}h. The second heat was won by Paul
Inc In 2aDA. Tip Allen second, Wallace third,
and Chfton fourth. The third heat was very
close between Pauline and Wallace. Wallace
by magnificent effort crossed tho wire a nose
IN front. lip Allen third, Clifton fourth. Time,
za0t. In the fourth heat, Wallace took the
lead and was not headed. winning at his easo in
2Ns. Pauline second. Clifton third, and Tip
Alien fourth. The nth heat and raco were won
& 6y Wallace tn 2;35., Pauline getting second and
Clifton third money.
The second race, the event OF the day, for
apurse OF tlOUO, mile heats, BEST 3 In s, in har-
ness. Tor horses that had not beaten 2:2, $3.50 to
nrst $50 To second, and $lOO To third horse
brought out J. ii. Phiihps's b. IN. Ella Madden,
9. CarSon's b. m. Kitty D., and Wm. Loyell's
b: Z. Barney Kelly. Pools sold-Ella Madden,
SlOO; neld. SEQ IL was hne race from the half
mile 20 the score between Kitty ID. and Ella
Madden, Kitty ID. winning by neck-time
23A barney Kelly tnird. The second heat was
KITTY D.-time 2;9O-Elfa Madden seventy-nve
yards behind. The third heat WIS won by Bar
ney heily by length over KITTY D.-time 30
Ella Madden third. Ella Madden won the
fourth in sa9; and the nfth heat and CO
were won ty Barney Keiy-tlme 2s291. The
second and third money was divided between
Ella Madden and Kitty ID.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
More Assistance at the Polls.
naturallatl n Office was opened at rs Cham.
street yeHterday -
BROOk LYN.

Rising barometer northwest to northeast
Quent frVsts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-10-09
Pool. on the Jerome Park Race. To-day.

First Race-lh miies-Leander, 3oo 200. 100;
Arerurus, 10. go IS Caroline. 100. rs. co Josie b.,
Matte w. McDaniels so. 200, I25.
second RAce-Annua sweepstakee-2lS milrs-Ches,-
40 20. 10. " ~ N'
20 5SS 100, p LorrI,rd. 40 80 aoi Belmont, Is0
80; rs withers. -. Is, los Bevins, 80. l5 10.
FOURTH lsaee-Mtlden Swear. olds-I mie-Invoice
100 50i lEzle H., 100. liO, 50; Examiner 05 55 25
Athete' w, ~, IS Janet Norton, AZ, ~ l5 L L 35
, 1875-11-23
IOWA.

3rdso Cole--a Good Hns&cr-A Fall
tHrY C1mpanlcB.
Spkc1a. Correspondence ef The Chicago Tribune.
LES ATorsRa, la., Nuv. 21.-TAe rumor that
Judge Cole intends to remove ftcrn tie Btate
Ia without founda.io' !. Ie viii ROMAN
hero. His in.erc.ts nrc oil here, and
ho la loo closely I'd. ntflod With this city to leave
It. He is tho edisor Of tho Western Jartsi. .
month1y tsw publication; u edIting herles Of
twenty or thlrty volumes OF lows Heports of tho
Supreme Court, which are out Of print. Is pub.
President OF tho fonA Col!eGo Of Law.
CoMPKTlToR Fon o'tEAHY.
Down IN WHpel'o County ia rnan who wonTd
oe good ccmposttor Tor the champion O'Lcnry
A few dhvs nBo lo walked over tho usual Dlgh-
way. nh'ct mitch OF tho distance vaB hrsYy
ra'4d. f,o,n the rost- Ottoo At Now boston to tho
Pot oilico ~ Ke!thsbury, and ro.Nsnod. Tho
distance by nctuhl moaanremont IL 10Ul9 miles.
Tho true vas ~ hum. 1lla naue it billings;
bis zes,dcnre. KeithsburR.
Iosr Hts BALANCE
John Murphy tho other day attempted to
steady himself with 4 taEcr bcar pole fifteen
gsssHcs long. and watk The bridge If tho Chicago,
1ock Island & Pacific RaIlsond near Biaouruey.
!Ie lost ,!a poIae aud landed IL feot below. the
fsll resulting IN q Grohcn shoulder, broken
ankle, aud orulsed bead.
ACTION ron REDUCTION.
Thomas Cotton p. omlBed too much. And now
Miss Matv A. Gulnu, Of Nlarion claims e5, 00G
Of Thomas in action for seduction. Tile Wa2ol0
County Uourla mlll Investigate.
NO NONE MILITARY.
Adt.-Geu. Baker officially declares ho will or.
ganlzs II !. mare m!lsary compauies IN this Btate
until Aftar Jan. l. 10 ls nnG!uN biz ropoIt fu
tho Lralslstuse, and has olosed tho books until
, 1875-11-23

tho Superior Court n,Asl,,H taotr nlo,c,tv tiab!o
to city taxation. A. tiIntsncrh In Tho example
who put cut with thr schooner pa1tch whlo shnt
vtasei xas IN tue banda Ut custodian awaiting
rho hettlonent OF TAX of eIa3.G>.
COMMIT RE MEErl.na.
The financo Couaislittoa held II tnenttnF 10 tho
CITY Cork's office yesterday afternoon aud con-
dldsre'i roforencca. lin claim Of Capt Ltanin-
cost for powdnl, fuse, etc.. us>d BY Tim IN blow
tng up buildings daring tho prugross Of tha
';, groa;; hre IN Julr 1874, tAe Committee
ssAing tho Council tor IN id it,onal
appropr'st'on Of el,2o0 for hanl'ary police pur-
Cose%, was placed on tlo. tho new chartos con
s!ona' sperspssAssens beng made. rhu Old
clam u VILLAIN Moss for n ,ney 10 indemnify
him for Injuries rocoivod In falling tlll ough n
broken s'de"als, MAS again referred 10 tho Law
Dr.. L.. D. Boone e30u for inju,,es rsco.yed
thto Ugh Tho nehltgeuco Of tito clIy ID falling to
Eo'noso q plto of dirt ou on Of the a:rcots III
tlls North Division, against which tho Doctor
drove his buggy aud "as shrdwn out with vio-
lonce.
The ssreots and Alleys Comnutscc for tba
South Dlsfsioa met yostorlay afternoon. aud
decided tu 10 down to Calumet Aye1No to.snor-
row aud exaniue into the opening uf that thor
sotnn tlnlc ago. Thole are propcrty-holdots who
tesi,e to hsvo the to.mer action rosondod.
supr, uioAEYts ro1.taY.
Tbs Superintendent Of pJl,co, IN rcp1y to
sumo IN lu'ilcs fu regard to lila roeent casapatxn
against tho er4'ninat ciassaH. saEs: "1he wtrbt
places will Of cour1o 10 vlsttel sitst, but they
will atl come to It In time. It lsn't ospodunt to
pull Ill tho pAoob 1t once, or during tho same
expected visitaLioDa Of tho potlce 1t koels lho
luuates Oh lao au1iouB bouch. for they dsn't
know when the Lightning is to strike. This
Autlety is Also shared BY their custopiore, who
, 1875-11-23
AsAuSEMEN1S,
UuQLl:Y'K TIfkAI4E.


Tho best cntortannont offered In this city
last night vAa given by tho California Ministries
ut uooley's Theatre. ben Cotton wns Heon IN
hta accustomed place, and WAS the subject Of
much good natuloa cilafllnR at ths bands Of his
professional brothron. Tia first part way a.
most entirely nox, tho jokes and stories III par
s,oulns boiuy aboyo ropsoach for freshness sod
yiyncisy. .4riueEon'a comic sung, 'Fetor
Simple" which strongly suggeats " Tho Hen
Convent,on,' waa repeatedly oncosed. Ion
Cotton was iaada tu tell, somewhat unwillugly,
Ut tne sand. n hlch ho alto At D'yans's Guerra
House in Now York. aHtl he alan gayo q cau.io
BupK, "Tho uou flthtEman." nA.cls "!icitca
much applause. Thu ballad by F:ctor.caa.
"unya wltlored sosu,' NUS Rlod; sto 0t!.or
liengtsr, aud Gaus sud Fox appeatod later in the
etuaing
! M1scErLAsEoEs.
| 1ho A"k.cntnauy At A;fickpr's Tueatro Ia
| plASh'- llb IrWrs4." II rall,at.1 tira.lA, Thu
inn"!!stnK il EeI.era!ly superb, aud taa COSTUMES
hns. Thu tct.nE ID uot VI . nasufa - cai Tor
! comment rna ~n% or tAe oEhar. Mr. McSIcacE
lau engaged v. J. F:orencu 10 rtay M engage
luept ~ LII theatre "ith '.The Mighty DaIav !"
II danu4.y, and JeAa +. Oweas NTH Our Goys"
| lUr MAscil.
Ks!y : l.eon's ,ltns.rss continue 10 give 8
| Booa performance " 'hs Ssw Chicueo Tiiuatre.
Tho 3lul,lsan Aud bAl41ore Guards last night
| excited MNrh laughter.
At thu Museusa. '.Alarfioa Lin was Ciyea in
! thu ntteSnool and "Mary Wsrucr IN tha
evening" Much Ut the seonety u ,Au last
uau.eu peuo IL uow 4ud beautiful.
night 10 aas "Aronud Tue WotLj," Ytu rur-
| fol- lInxuce went ud smoothly. Il nou!i eo Nor q
t agreeable il there were less gunpowdeg uaed In
| ,ta production.
, 1875-11-23
SUBURBAN.,

Work will aoon DO commenced Ia earnest upon
the now gymnasium, some Of the brick being al
ready on tho ground. meoting OF tho sub
ectibers TO tho stock ot The Ausoclatian VAL be
held 1t the University Chapel 1t b o'clock this
AFTERNOON. to elect DirectorB mud officers.
The balance utstlo $4,000 beetlol by the First
Baptist aaciety to tlquldatd tho cntrs luuaotol~
ucsH for Its new church was subscribed at tho
Sunday evening service.
Tho funo al u Mrs. George n. Huntoop. ST.,
will take place At tin South Evanston Methodist
Church At o'c'ck this AFTERNOON.
The South Eyauston Lita,Ars aud Social Club
Blres an "0ld tulks Guucort" this eseulng.
at tho special election for Constable. held
Saturday evening, aeofgo F,ankl,u VIA eloctnd
by majority u 10 yotcs.
, 1875-11-23

Deputy Coroner Acdirr IL again on the eick
list.
Commissioner afu1loY will not 1eatgn his posi.
ton remains the must prominent candidate for
his poaition.
Couuty-TreaBurcr Millor yesterday displayed a
raceipt for 91o3.Uou from the State Treasurer,
showing that he had settled with the State IL
full for tie year 1874.
Monday Will 10 given to this trial Of ..repeas.
devoted to tho trial OF the Indicted Judsoa Of
electioo. commencing with those Of Tho First
Precinct u tile Fifth Ward.
M0at Of tho. county employee foo! confident
that t!o late reduction Of thor salaries will not
asck. Iusy l'ok to tlo hoAds Of their
severe! departments to ssaa Ia thor
Pay.rolIs III hoMtoforc, aud they hoiicYo
tho now Board will allon them II tna fallu,
thun n,andamus IL threatened. which will 1T
least settle the leknl question Of tbs right OF The
}3oard to rsuaco the hnltfsea. Altogether, thc
boys are h0phfut.
The proceedings OF the County Board were in-
terrap'eA yesterday s!ssspeoa by, the demon,
County Trolsurer's oli!cs. lIo appeared
70 "ank to attlck Comu,lrsi'',u,
McCanrey xnd hin object boanaeta to Do t !, pnllnd
ihto Ills lleud tho ty Of bring moro l!,orai
III A1lJg otncr people Salaries. 4 Dopnty-shor,
il ma4 caliea da II take tho donanslrxtlYo cletk
away, hut. teing in sympathy With him hs .fai!cd
to teapoad. Fiually posse Of c!crks !Tasn ,Ae
Iseasuror'a o'lice led EAs obtruder away, aad
gAiet Wan restored.
THE GRAND IUAY.
Tue Grand jury yos,rrtiay dtd soms further
WORK in tIe lnsestigatl,u IL OF e.eeton frauds n.,d
Irregularities but taileI 10 rcaau any ,satuunI-
ing conclusions. atr. Msgii1, tia mall wuo w
a.abbods B. tue First Fsccluc. Of tie First Wa,d.
wAd aLnun6 tho wituesacs examined iu an ct1p.t
poa.lug. who Is now uu1sr lud,ct1sut for tlu
AtAuDinr. An i1'alrsneut MAs found, but
tho witneat denied that he bad
ever talJ that PhiIllpa MAS the u.au who s,sbbeI
him. or that lie had nientlasd him nheu Al rested
~ tie ,,lau whu hau done the decd,
THO Jury returned lutlctmentb aganat twelve
Judges Or election fur nsslact Ut ,uty cto., alrl
ses Of al agatuat ropcatets befosu allau1n,us far
tho day.