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, 1875-10-15

In tic statement Of the public debt issued
by the Treasury Department, Oct !, 1875,
there is given tho hgases shaving the amount
Of honda Issued by tho United States to tho
Pacific Railroads an1 tho interest thereon
paid by tho United Statcs rs follows:
Eouds irsrcd ............... 81 e., ,6t2
lh,crest raid by United Statek ...,.., a. epi, ,al
iulei at scc;ltd net pat. ............. W., ,t5a
, 1875-10-15

McvtCBrRY 'T1IEATEE-Ma'!iton ssrtes h.twe.n
DcArluu II eiid Esta EugagcIneE! Of 1ohn MtG1uoaen.
tta fliAtliAtns.H
, 1875-10-15

WOorE Nu8FuAf-Noufoe street. hesNeen Dear
ear, aud at,sc. Afternoon, Eaet L5nnc.' Eftntug,
, 1875-10-15

WASHINGTON CHAPTER, M. ~, Il. a. M-~tifn-
At conyocatnn tb.s tFrilas> evening Vt $40 r III.
3tts and WORK On I'm r. a.,d NJ +. DesNe": tt"iG.
CiIhS. j, Yit0WBnlD0E, ese.
, 1875-10-15

In forecnatinu fbn fnrp1ntint1 of A orcnfl~
,oo,- ,,..,r l., no.o ,,,o Inv, ,nonov namn.
....s H. -; aa...a1 49, .a.. nawanr,t;o M.
s,', ,ps ~ s,.... ~, .,.,, E.s.,:..
oa1 a.,.s. .,,:.1s,, - w. .,1:ah.a
~. 49, f,s =. 10 Tr.,..1 r.ata. ,,,;,,
H. ,a-oa -. .,o rs.1ora, nannsa,nart ~ otb.r
rr.nsrtu !, scro," 17,ia 70 r.hot ,nav ho
na,ia,, ~ 1;a ;,f,ran,;,1 r,,o ruou;yer
s,,an,, 49, - ,.st - 49, :, ot,,o, ,1anortvn n
.,se',1.,- ',.:-,. a.. r.1...f os..,
, 1875-10-15

correspondent writing from Crystal Lake,
AlcHenry County, In this State, incloses
ahinplaster, which is in the following words
and figures:
, 1875-10-15

Ex.0ov. FnNrox will tako the utump for the
Republican ticket in Nav York. III hts letter ao-
copktng tue Invitation OF tho .Chair1nau Of tho
Republican Bato Convention 10 do 30, BIZ. FEa-
TON stxtes with admirable precision why hsmsolf
s1,d other Liberals are making hxHte to got out
OF Democratic company. He says:
raa Liberals aeparat=d fgoa sha ltepuhtcan orgsni.
sAtio nut because thcy any lua attAchcl IL aE
1epurieAn p11meplua, hit because shey btl!esed IT,
hlin.str4tlon uusale, sud that Il nnfAishf! e,
tha earlier stAuarls u tho party. Much os Nnst iaey
hAty admits of dosbt that !hia pas!y sustAns4 a.
feat Iast year becsnna tho peo's were 1t st
lat With its practices and Ia prelo1onat!nH tnnss-
ruc1s. Ths consequent suecess Of tho uemocfano o
iastY wsa iu Nc Inesauss basad ulna ~ alroSat o.
ita record, uor haa hs tuanner tn which ~ uscs
tbts ycxtas with sons sxustt!oca, been sacuiate -
win tho confidence at tloss wu rsto tnGfa !1F Noot,
government thsu !or party ;an9' ~ sn
that 1t has in the dbTsDpiuant Ut tfnaenssp. ~
tto COUNTRY No Look to Uhlo aisa 4stiAssan!4 s1G
Gnd thst thsy hAyu declared i@acy " Anehoa ann
Ttuudl.tou which Il Ut w*f with ~! hoheAt hnatFe
md which pro4e4 u continue lntlanl1'eJt ana mag
pfy the ssIt4 VI o.! lt1eoseshie ssa
u4stntie currsury This talsa poaoY y !nhosved .,
the same rarty other 1uAstnfe aud II - tsfiout
uuo vksthnr II II not tbs etsed u majority.
it ehpuiI auccoad !n thssa ststos II would HAqua4
ipnxblY control thst party ana sAFcatsa tbs country
and In speh cantexk c!ttxon 1ho regards tho pub
uo welfare can hcaltats.
, 1875-10-15


Tho primary elections fos the cl,oice Of
delegates to tho Cook County Opposition
Convention took place yesterday. With Yaro
exceptions, the liat Of delegates is 1n@ls up
Of people's Party yi1..aI Of tue mos. nro. |
nouuced hummer and loarer type, aud the
number of respectable, tax.paying citizens IL
found to ba remarkably snaall. Tho Con.
yention having been called and tho
delegations sppoytioncd for the specific
purl,oso of nominating Mr.. 1IEggSo for Co,t,.
ty Treasurer, tie result Of its deliberations"
20 far as that part Of tho programme is con.
ccrnea, may DO set down ~ cut-aud.lr:d,
accomnlishaa fact. But wh.u it coueu IL
the remaining nominations, speculation i1
useless ba-rain, sn1s. anu uurcLase will set.
us tho question Of success with the scorea Of
greedy aspirants. and unless tho people by
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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1875

clined to make tho appointments, md, at hts 70
quest, tho meeting nominated and elected the
following gontlomeu as much Committee: !,iets.-
Con. Phil Sheridan, Chairman den. White,
Col. 11illlard. Col. Owon Stewart, and Nal.
l1tokko. Phil ueyno was on motion. added to
the Committee. On motion. thu Comnlittee Was
increased to scveu aud afr. j. Il. blcVtckor WAS
elected member.
Tbo Secretary VIM Instructed To notify eacll
member .otccs of tho Committee III writing Of h!a
having been chosen on such Committee, and
ktao to hand thor names TO Gon. Shoridsn.
Tho mceting than adjourned, sftor which tlls
Executive tnmmttteo holA meeting, and otect-
ed CAPT. llohiy Secretary. Of tho Comnitsce.
Col. Iiilliard stated TINT ho had received numor-
ganixation in tho East. requesting that head
qua.sess be securcd. lilo stated thnt It was tho
preHent intention to inyitn the various military
companies In tho Statn TO form a grand military
parade during tho sitting OF tho 1snratnpmeut. 1t
waA also intended To give banquet at tho c!oae
Of ttla Hesslop.
The question Of 4 hall for :hs meoting WAS
requested to SEQ h1r. Mccormick, md MIR. Far
we'll. md tho mnnsGcrH Of tho North S[do Turner
Hall, II they World donate Tho halls for tho slsce
days the EncAmpmens would bo Ia scss!on- Tho
headquarters OF the Encamprnort will be At the
Pacific Hotel, wbilo tho different departments Of
tho Grand Army will be located At the other hotels
There Will be about 15u toieGatea present. The
ub-Comn1tstocs to ho appointed arc Finance,
lInlla. Invitation. Music, Transportation. Re.
hoad, ,--printing. nnd Decoration. The Fna nee
COMMITTEE will be Mndo very largo. and who will
10 chosen from tho boat and woalthlcat ctsizens.
Tic meeting then adjourned. to mect ngain
Tuesday nftorilDon at o'clock at the anne
plnce, iii rarior No. OF the Grand Pacific.
, 1875-03-19
THE SOUTH TOWN,

TIE CANDIDATES TAQ1TEu OUT.
A meeting of tho Workiugmon's Club Of tho
Sixth Ward was hold last oyoninE at tho corner
OF ThirtY-hrat and Arnold Htrcets. Tho attend-
nnco VAS small md Tho object Of tho meeting
appeared to be very Indefinite.
The meeting was called to order by Thomas
Sullivan, who called upon George Hilton for a
apeee!,. Tint gentleman came forward, and
stated TINT ho supposed tho meeting had
bceu called In tho intoreat OF tho
Peoples Union ticket recentiy nominated
for tho coming town election. II such wAB the
casa, he bclioyod it could DO beBt advanced by
organization. The workfugmon had 1t in their
power to dofeat the "ring and party candi-
dates, which could be accomplished only by hard
work now aud At Tie polls.
David Dunn was then callnd for. Flo was
proud Of tho ticket which haa bcen nominated
by tho worklngmou, aud ho gave II his heartfelt
support. He euogszed tho several candidates.
and WAS confident that thoy would bo elected.
john Dorncy, candidate for Collector, said he
had not sought tho nomination. but II elected
would oudcavor to do bis duty to tho public.
Owen Condor, candidate for AesossoF, said tho
nomination had como to him unsought. Whiso
he hoped to be supported, he would not give
glass at boer to control yoto II hiB election de-
peudel upon It. lie Ind boon accused Of being
a temperance man. and that WAS being used Al
an argument against him. Ho would not dony
Ills temperance prtnclpleH, but be never had and
neyor would attempt to force them down othor
peoples throats.
MoBsrs. Hreouvald, Dean, Cahall snd others,
made short nddressos. after which the meeting
adjourned,
, 1875-03-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

MI Wnlero' leC{UrD {hie oycUluc Vffl In nt
~ rsi sI,o,,;onn sxo,,,o ,ns,n,I ., =. ~ so
~, ~, oof 4A'en'Rs' @'"'u'' 'pa'oa' VI ~ NO. o.
Caiumot afon'e.
The thisty-fourth anniversary of tho Chicago
DibIo socctv NIL, bo t,o1d sunday evon,np IN lin
ni,,.1, rr.str,a..s c,,,,.a,, an-r,s ~ ,rsa,,,..
ah''u ttoSpssoiiaa e'utcn' eutnss " Masu'"B'
ton and CaFpcntcr stfcots. The isey. J. Munro
Gibson, Of tho Second Presbyterian Church, wilt
propch tho ANIMAL sermon, Tho Hon. ". ".
Farvell. President Of tle ocIoty. will nrcsiao At
't'e meeting. 1ho report u operations los she
past ycnr will DO given.
, 1875-03-19

,,.a.,,,. - a.. ,,t.,., 1.. :. M, ,,
~ a'ee'4as VI 'ne taf'oaa tos'a OF tho uranu
Army OF tho lopnblto Wab held last night 1t the
Grand Pacific Hotel to mako arrangements for
4hn entertainm,rt ~ tha f,,,nt1 rrrsmn,o.r+ ~
tho r,,nna Arrnv ~ t,,o nor,,,,i,,
'o o,s" ~ -a.,.'A,..: 1.a. .,s ~ ~ sF"o"o 49,.
The following gentlemen composed tho meot-
Ing, Gen. Juliuh White, Con. Frank T. Sherman,
Nal, E. F. g. Klokke, Al LeBrun, Col. II. IL.
1ti,isrd can't 1ohn st,nhen, Mai -, n,on.
man, MAJ. ~ - WaAcmhn, !. +. llost, Uol. Con-
her, Capt. Lsushlin, Ayory Moore, Col. Doedtou,
Col. Owen Stewart, Maj. II. +. Wilson, aen, ].
, 1875-03-19

Tory near tho south entrance OF tho Pacific
liotol. While on duty thero, night bc-
foro lat, MI old gentleman With silver
hair camo along, aud they as once took
hold Of md proceeded to r,no him. 1le was .
stout. lenvy man, and struggled na best ho
could. II il customary for tho yictinu Of such
operations, even when IN tho midst Of wilder
ness, to howl out for aid at tho top Of their
voicoe. crying "pol'cs.'' murder "titovos," I"
ETC.. Dus ths man did nothing Of tile
kind. slit wrestlinE NTH his antagonists
10 observed In tho softest Of whispers,
'lhia Is outrageous conduct" j" Damn sou. let
me go," "Lcnye my watch alono," etc. They,
Of cosreo, paid no attention TO his conadontal
,"hlsportnes reltoved him Of big watch; pocket
very Hi much 5 by to Sonsidcrato uy coes
Of Tho old gentleman, who, had no giren full
play to hta lungs. could l,svo sun'moned -,
opinion Tint, Ii MI people. nnt!er similar cir
cumssancos, wonId DO equally gentle H. tue rse
OF tholr voices, 1t would bo groat thing for their
profession.
It In understood that Tie man who was robbed
II callod Smith, rnd tllbt )le boatts at Tho Pa
cinc.
, 1875-03-19
LOCAL LETTERS,
4 JUllON EIsJ.Akn.

To he Editor Of Tia Chieado I1ibans:
CntcAao, March 18.-Inaanueh aa tho Jury Ia
tho late South Park condemnation care has been
subjected to severe cEitciam by tho public proas,
editoriuly and by correspondents, 1t may not DO
amlBs for cue Of the unfortunate Jurors to offer
q word in reply; not Eoply, however, to tho
allusionR to communism md injustice, but to
rnlsstatements Of factH. 1t ia alleged That tho
Jury totally d[sseSnrlcd tho ovidouce of loading
rcal-ostAto mot, aud. % q consequence, their
verdict will md ought to bo act aside. Thnt ro-
mark il TOO sweeping. 1t Ia true that uome O!
tho Witnesses testified that tho land iu question
WAS worth but $500 to 81 600 per aero az has
Gcen stated to tho public; but it Is equally trua
that somo Of our Oldest and moat respected oti-
xeus, experienced lu rehl-estate n,attoFs, valued
tho proposty Ut almost double what tho Jury
gave verdict for. In such dilemma It IL for
tile jury, Buppouo, to decide what Testimony
iA entitled to the greatest WoiQA1 and
1t in just horo nhore tho chief difficulty
llos III reaching verdict at all. Witnesses
equally sincere In t4eIr statomonts do not
always produces equally favorable Impressions
upon jury. For inslAnse Fernando Jones, OF
tue htu. Of Jonas & HclIers, conveypnce1s and
abstracsmakets, man OF moro than forty
yeata residence in this city aud conversant
with tho growth aud progress Of Chicago from
the jurors exproased 1t, "Au Auld gtntleman too
conscientious to take m oath " (simply giving
his Atlir1natonh valued the 10 acres u from
$1,000 or ca 900 to 90, 0DU per acre. Now, Jones
may have boen vide OF tue mark, yet his repug-
pauco to taking al oath c1sGtod moral force III
the jury hard 70 combat, while his loug rosi-
donce ia the clty, and the nature Of hEa buaLness
combined. made alm q most effective witness
sgaiaHt the Park Commissioners.
Edward Noboy, q wituoss, having apparently
al inoxhaustlesa fund Of information Ia real
estate matters, aud whose Bhrawl, torso answers
proved him tue most accomplished witness on
tho stand placed tho value from $40 to $50 rss
foot, Or eBG00 to $4,000 per acre. George
Waite, until recently cirit engineer for tho IaTk
Commissioners, valued the tract In question At
from st, 100 to stu, coo por aero. The Park Com
mssaioners themselves had 1ust closed pus-
ohaac from Mr.. lie Care OF fraction over an
aero Of ground between the tract tu question
anl The lake shore, upon which ho had some
tstillug anprovemnnts,-ac cabin mud : few ehedu
for so,Qoo, At tho junction ot tho Grand
boulevard and tho North Park the Commisaon-
ers paid over 90, 400 per acro.
Now, do not caro- to indulge In Argument
upon this subject. I hare no ccncesn in 1t At
I'll. It 10 matter Of indiHeFonee 10 me, further
than - general taxpayer, what may be paid
Tor this land. But ~ II " claimsd and tatsssd
, 1875-03-19

COMMENCEMENT or THE EHlCAHO C0LLEdE4
1l,o eighth aunua! commencement Of tho Chi
cago College OF Pharmacy WAS held last avcn-
lug in tho hall Of tho First Methodist Church,
corner Of Clark and Washington atEcots. Prof.
J. ". Mill, President Of tho College, occupied
tho chair. Hands orchestra furnished nome OK
cellent music, Haniwicaod judic,orsly botwenn
tho other exercises.
Tho President, In opening the proceedings.
ssid a few complimentary words to tho graduate
ing claBs Of 1s74-5, which Was con,poued OF tho
n,a. fsl'oTns osoh r0t1hey ssa y Mo1t s%
Charles KrussmnEck. Andrew scheres, William
i. Woodspn, Robert II. coWdrey.
Tho young men. who appeared to DO bright,
sharp. aud cotlhdent, werc then invited on the
platform. aud received tilor diplomas. amid
continued piaulta from their friends OF both
soxes. who illlad the body of tho hail.
Prof. John BARTLETT, In the absence OF his
brother, road tho hddress- which WAS quite
lopgthy, and abounded in l,ard scientific names.
trials Of retail druggists. who we're expected
to know ovorytning IN and out OF the pro-
fese.ou, md wllo worried sixteen hours day
with very llttlo pccnniary profit. The young
studies, and examples weFe Eiveu Of tho great
discoveries mado by renowned chemists who do
voted thcmsolrcs ,oroughly to their buslueBS.
Very wholesome adyice aa to tho cato that should
10 exercised in making, up medical prcscttp-
should nerer talk while mixing drugs, bocauso
the slghtost error In that line might load to fatal
results. In rcgnrd to quantities, II d ptcscFsp-
tion should read Bomowhat donbtfuliy ~ to tho
amount Of medicine to DO employed tho drug
Gist should alwayB give thu benefit oi the doubt
to tho weaker tloHo. This might DO embodied iu
tho maxim. ''Err on tho aafe eldo."
Several other matters Of instruction. Of inter-
eat to tho Faculty alone, wcro CONC into with
1l,,t&io NAy
, 1875-03-19

IHFs 1t1U1H FA1tKs
II he Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
1IvnE IANs, March 1B.-AB ono OF Tho at1lics-
oil tax-payers OF the Town Of 1lydo Park, add
my voice to tho general complaint NJ tho price
awarded for the South Park lands. am willing
to tlisponso with any probable advantage 10 my
real cstato In that vicinity by contamination OF
tho purchase II tl1oroby I can escape any ndii-
ton TO tho already exaggerated taxation for the
Soutl, I'ark enterprise. Let tho unfortunate
tnI-paycra. who lnyo heretofore, with compara-
two cheerfnlncss ant.etl tho nmount Of their
assessments for tho support Of tits oyorgrown
and not oyor-ornanlontal elephant, go for this
Judicial fraud. Lot itR history bo Hfnlinr tu that
Of tho Mongohn in the }1an,io Of William Nyo.
Epnry-HHyEHrn Street.
, 1875-03-19
THE ClTT.HALl,

Tho Committee On Schools will meet this after
neon in the City Clerkh office.
Tho Committee on Gas failod to meet yestor-
day for lack Of quorum. Aid. Jonas aud
Clark wero tho only members present.
Tho frost iu the ground is playing havoc with
tho watos-pipes, ~ consumers mo not exercising
tho usual care In turning the rods connected
with thele taps.
tbs Committee on Railroads meeta Ut O'Clock
to-day to consider ths various railroad ordinances
Low betozs tbs Council. Amop9 Others. the
, 1875-03-19
MICHIGAN PIONEERS,

spseias Dispateh 10 Tia CAseaos 7t1bun&
GRAND HAVEN, Mich., March ta.-Tho pioneer
aektlers Of thls. Ottawa, County met 1t tho
Aluslc Hall to-day. aa previously agrecd upon,
aud organized Iioneer Association. Some
forty numbers were enrolled who had settlod
previous to 184a. Tho following officers we're
electods I. q. Wiuzer President. John ".
barnard. Horny Fennoyer, Vice. -F1eslonts /,
William Ferry Secretary; John ". Hopkins,
TreasureE l.. M. Il, Smith, John II. Nowcomb,
Executive Comnttteo.
, 1875-03-19

Unsurpassed West Of New York.
Ths new quarters Just occupied by ~. r. Dalton i
Co., loa and 1914 Etas street ~ hou4ekeopers en-
roEu for everything pertaining to kitchen, lsundry
and tito furnishings, well worth y!ss from every
lousekeeper In the city.
, 1875-03-19

tho gentleman ralscd his futile objec-
tiunh Oil that nccahtor, 10 failed alto
gathor 10 notice tho abaonco Of tho boad.
which wad sho moat essential part Of my con-
tract.
hold ayidonce of tho fact, however, that may
ttee. Very respectfully, JAs. j. EuAN.
, 1875-03-19

Arc You Seeking Nav Location
Alnatni u fEesooiug tbs p4aaases aud halls Il ~
American Express Building IN styls thst viii maIn-
tal1 IL reputation ai being hs aaest bss!aaus $daes
, 1875-03-19

;, ChienKn. by the Kny, lf.s.:
O. Fsr!Jt Rnctnf Of All HaHh Epf4copa Chureh rnt3
!n1't J9hn rhrry, k'a aud Mrs Cathoslns Caatsm,a
, 1875-03-19

EIhuUB ZOE H8nt,
New rosewool-case pianos, carved legs, aur.r.
treble, etc. Iseht money deducted II purch,'.s
1lce'as Temple Of sfuac, No. % Yan Duren t.rat,
, 1875-03-19

ea n!ota mineral "a'es for s.'s by III tho pru
iA nxcsllont inoSllcat qualitloa s},oud aalron, n
Il, u, Parks, Wauktgan, for circular. = ~
, 1875-03-19

II Chicago. II f. oocursd BY ns.s~c1sss m,rc.,,u.
nrns' eminent lawyers and foreign agencies, f.,s
elegant offices remain unrcn.sa, Each h,. ~ !" sH
rash-roo, vsses-cloac, esc, sud in heated h,
passenger md freight elevator, snccn1 NJ. a'
Msns sna interior i"rt hose every foor. Tss:
many advantages noteworthy In thIa costly str,si :" III
, 1875-03-19
OSHKOSH,


Special Dtspatch 10 The chteaqa 7triauHS.
OSHKOSH Via, Marcl, 18.-Hhe city is warm
log up on thu coming spring election. caadi-
datoa for Mayor and Aldermen upon tho Domo-
cratic slda have been chosen. Tho liquor ques-
ton appears to be working up into tho lending
Issue. Temperance and anti-tempetAnco arc At
work privately and publicly.
CINCINNATI REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS,
CINCINNATI, O., March 18.-1n tho Republican
City Convention, to-day, John Robinson vas
unanimously nominated for Mayor OF Clncln
natl. and George Lsndeman for Police Judge.
, 1875-03-19

largo assortment Of superior squara and ,1n,,,,,
Instruments. llent snoucy detluctosl II purcj.,s,
Lyon uealy, state and Monroe streets. 's1*
, 1875-03-19

oa BAruEpAY. March - % NJ. s01s!,ti tios ID
Chamber Suits Duresus. Hedsts4ds Msttro.ei.K
snd hsddiag Gaspot. Chairs ~ p.it
td.pH:. G snt: Iyadei ss.i9S I'd ssaf fI.,a fassss
Dress.nx CA4es and Ttblos, Hsir, lau,k. sno Is1ds
MsttFesass C1rpsts. bed aud French LuSfn Len. IhaA
Raods will positively h sold to the htEhast ~
ant az so.aEEs xants1st:~ ~ teWsMabs1: .a1 e1a'9-'
, 1875-03-19

FUR,NIQURGE:.
oi al liad. A. Auction. SATURDAY. Nstsh, A.: = IL
M. wo shall ss1l pslla1 Heta, Chamber snls s1ls+
ese4!s, bufo4us. uo.uuedss. Uhatta. !.oe"S'"
Dining room FMrnlturst f4rnttA, DO. Ae:@%
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-08-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LauahIln's Infant Cordial.

The ehildb cure when ieethlng-to relieve Inaam-
Collie Pains TO promote Sleep, cure Summer Com
plant This We consider one Of the INST valuable
remedies 10 10 kept In the family when the chill
dTen ara cutting their teeth. We are selling thou
nhds Of bottles, and have 70 hear the hTst periDn
my II IL not all We recommend II to he.
MOTIIRRs, have you 4 Iieky, ItSihiAg bale that
TURSs the IioUKS Of MONT when you 70 long iOF
TUstl into one LONG, WEARY DAYTIME OF WORRl.
nEsT and CAST C1y-CV-C J--all day and all
night Ongl II you have, IiieH 10 F6liOEi, lie con-
WINGED, hsIiidis no bhQel-a INV drOps u IHPASI
SWIFT, REFREiHIN0 SLEEP will take the placa oil
wAKEEUL SUFFERING. Procure at once 4 bottle,
Sold by oil Druggists and
LAUGHLlN BROS. 4 CO., Proprietor,
Wheeling, W. Va.