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CRIMINAL.

David Oaks, OF gambling fan,o was ycsterla,
iued t25 by Justice Kaufman. Tho two IT,
u1ates captu&ed Oh tho raid nere excused, us
their presence Ia the room soaulod wA1rautou.
Dan OBnen md James Shay, who assaulted
and outraged woman named Mary Fox III a
house on PAuinA oet, near Sararson, wero yes
terjar held to tho Criminal Cours In bonds Of
11,OU1 each.
Martin md Pnui sct,necbc,gor, WHO engaged
In stabblng s1say on tlo corner Of Fisk ami
EightaeDth streeta 1aut Suuda; ovonn9, Woro
yesterday held in fSoJ bail 10 tho Criminal
Court. Fehrlng aud t'run. who con,mcnccd tile
lighting we1o also Lofd In e50I ball to tho sano
court.
William Lang, Briduport satoon-koeper. is
In tronb'o. 1t aoons TINT William had III llH
possession s5-bI1, rs to the Genuinpness Of
decidedly nufavoratle nature. Ife frat otter.
Cd The blli. it 10 charged, to soan,secr
who deciucd to accept it, He then
se,t hs daughter out to buv somo ten with the
money: bhe wont to stoecry on Archer a,e-
nue., and. iues:ad Of getting the ton hrssoIf
bcnt 3 ittlo Eirt into the store to make tan
purchase. Tbs little girl suspected all waH net
!ght, Informed Oh the girl. nnu had hor md
William scrested. 1t Al examination befoio
Commissioner NoyEe Yesterday, tho tso were
hnid III il tho sum Of $500 10 appoar boturn tho
Court.
Ofrlcer Kipley. Of tho TwentY-recopd Street
6tAlIoh. YedteTIAJ 6IEtHtFu WCt1hH AtIu two
ueu wbo are tooligllt to be tho perpetrators oil
number OF larcenleB Tint have occurred 10 tho
South DIVISION within tho past few mouths
SATURDAY. afternoon tho tn1au yglted TtHAny'H
)ewclry storu on Wabash avonuo. but did not
succoed in atoatins anyt'Iing. 5he then tried
Edgar6, on Tweuty-aecond street, where, etlo
fllshed some small 1owery. The oitcor followed
lar. aad wten eho was josnod bv Two confeloralea
ho arrested tic party and brought them to tho
station. whoro thry gaye tho llames OF George
Harris, Jsmea DAVIS. and L,zzie Brown. Az
they acrc suspected Of numerous other thetts,
their cstes wele continued in bail Of 5000 eacl
until Tuesday. b. which time tho officer hopes
10 hnYo eeouFed all the idonco agalnas them,
Thor fayo1ito mode of wurxing appears to l,aic
been for tho woman TO gain eHtruuce into
house on some. guuzy pretext, mud then slip the
Caleb OF tho ftont dor. Then whllo the family
we're at supper 1t WAS an easy matter
to carry on all tho clothing ia tho
hall. and other small valuablea. Tho woman 10
Intelligent, rather comoly In appearance, and ia
nobDily. and appear 10 have but Little Hhrss 1 d.
ness or tact IN their business.
, 1875-12-16
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

Most Of ths members Of tho Comfy Board
woro on \ visit Yesterday 10 Tho poor-Farm. Al
consequence, thoro mas dearsh Of nows in
oficit Il clEcles.
The calculated Tom Collins cnmo to griol yes
terJay. 1lis many friends can hud him in the
Connty jail. whore ho IL loll on the clasge OF
larosuy aud burglary.
TLo Grand Jury did nothing seat.rdav OF
mosnont Tho usaal number Of lail casos wsre
hianoscd Of. There ID probability .has the body
viii be discharged to-day.
Tho election q! tho vhr'ous county ofnp 1oves
will occur to-day In the County BOARD. The
latest ieport In reforoncn t., tho work Of the
"Htng rs that thoy Mill changs tho term Of
County Attorney IRON one year to two yoarA. It
10 sah this stop has beer regarded necessary
from tho UNCERTAINTY OF tho future.
Tho rcferrnse made Iu sho local columns YES
tcrday to sir. Hhraius. juror in TITO election
case. MAS matln undur MISUNDERSTANDING of Tho
facts. a,a OIL the supposilton that ho VA. H,tne
ono elso than he proves to be. Tho reporter
mas m1lsd III the mattef by s',mo rcinarks
made privately by gome Of tho attorneys.
, 1875-12-16
THE ClTf-HALl.

The City Collector took In $4,000 yesterday.
Tho Mayor Waa abBsnt from hss Office yester-
day on trip to Milwaukee.
Wascr-ronts woro 81, lC5,2l, aud real and per-
soma! property taxes s405o,G2.
south-Town Collector Eyans has reoaiyed hls
books and warrant, and began the collect,on yes-
terday Of tho el,10o.000 taxea Of the South
Town.
A meeting of tho Finance COMMITTEES was hold
yesterday AFTERNOON IN tue Comptrol.er's otdce,
oo9 %sa0a: p.eo tSs
Of the city, md duhato on the
la1e-front property occupied tho attou-
too OF tue Committee for consider aole time.
No blng deilnlto was dono oxcout pIac,ug on tle
Il O soAolations referred 10 tho Commltteb bv
u q Council. Vsewa Here expressed CONCERNING
tue sale, and tho mosttas adjourned till fr day
A. p. n,., when iu!l attendance III DE- sls OIL a.
the Lake-Faout controversy IL Iipo for asttle-
nent.
, 1875-12-16

Coureo Of tho r. II. C. A. tlia evening. Subject:
"Evideaces from Anatomy nil to tho Os1Gin OF
MAn."
Tbs tnentv-nfth aud fnsl of Mr.. n. O. Eddy's
very rAmarfabto sc rios OF organ concerts a1kea
riaco this oyeuing ut the First ConHrcs n;iupnl
Church.
scrscoA sro to bo hold in tho Oakland II. r.
Church Friday oya ntnu. Largo nj t.encns aro
Attending twlce oyoFv Sunday to hear 4no earnest
aud gifted tassor ". Z. Wiling.
All Amherst Collage men nra exrrcsod At the
annual reunion aNd d1uner n tile nraud Pacific
Ilotc! Friday even1ng, mud arc requested to g.vc
notice Ut their atten dance to i. ". IaoRaid, 1SO
Clark street.
lfr. Jeremiah s1aaoney, Principal Of tho Wells
Echn,t nI loctnro bofofo tile 1rirl1 Literary
Association in tbo4r hall, corRHr of LtSnIe nnd
Lake st!cots this nv .ninx "5ecuiAr EIucA.
tun." Tho public nro iuy,t.d.
Tickets for the entertainments giyon st
Woo 10 Museum f1,nrsinr. Friday. and Satur-
dny afternoons aud ~venlnj:s lur til Gcnoht OF
tile Hospital fur Women and CA1fst.cn eau 10
outatnod At all tho lotes, drug ktores, ,ntlsic
storcs Janson Il McClurs's, Miscncli Il Italhe-
way's IN l o. MAtsun Il Gus. Each PURCHASER
bu: ing tlckets It Sad places donates ono half to
the treasury Of The 1IoAt itat Soa.s can h, 10.
curoh bv Aptlvlnz At Tho bo1-ohico on Monroe
ntrect, hesuccn State and rreatbuIu.
, 1875-12-16
THE JUDICIAL ELECTION.

There IL considerable business JUS. uow i. tho
Republican Headquarters. promiueus p5Ii-
tio{ans gather thego daily to talk over current
ne"a and discuss future contingencies. Nj.
uurl, tho candidate for the Jud9eshIr, dey. trs
large portion Of lls time to consui alton With
otbsE leaders Of tue party 1t tho LeadquArsefs.
That they Ase dete' mined upon carrying the
election II evident from tho esrnentueas with
which they Mo working 70 secure thorough or
Esnizaslon throughout the district, The .ntst-
sst Ii not copEued 10 the resden.s OF tha city.
~ ts shown ny tho frequent communications TO-
colrsd W the Secretary from Republicans in The
uuIer tJ~ns.
campaign Committee, to take charea Of tho
work III tula and other counties. hau beon Atl-
pointed a. follows Gen. q. l.. Manu, Chairman
Z. a. FllklHa, 5ecleIAgy Qeor4e SchnnI1ee, ".
Nooda!d william Woke y. h. Dow. A. l., Hor-
Tison, ]. r. No.s. J. y. t'ootes, Arthus DI1ou,
ct WI tonnsy; J. 7. Cory. Of Lake County !;
f. Il 0aIay, 1t Dn Page County; sud CuArlss
.. BtArr. ot ksukakts q uut7.
1ba tonln!!teo laA already begun work by fa-
SNUG uulsest Of circulars TO paitle1 iu differ
su* to"t's. cAlin'R tho asseutton to tue impor-
tAucs OF tue eiectlLn for Jad9e, aud stating iAak
bv Tie election Ut Mr. Hu,d t4e peopie Will ee-
euro ~ honest and sols Judge, aud it will a!so
coppsne AUG sttenstaen lue party lor comlu.
Ito Clsl,men aud officers Of Republican Ward
Clubs arc requested 10 call a. tLs htalluarters
this uaor0!tR u II O'clock
MELTiNo or THE LA~YERs.
Al meeting Of lAHserd ha!d At Parlos No. /,
0rAud TACTIC Hotel. Tuesday evening, In
rcfsrauca 70 tho elecstou of Iuat.gs 1t the
Supreme Court. on motion the Hon. Charles B
lawIancS Has called to Tho chxlr sud Eo1man
NilliAlus Appoiatea aeorAtsry.
On motion Of LsouAld 6wett the following
tebulutl0u Ma adoatet:
k<sa9sd. Tut ws recommend thu Hon. 7. Lsls
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that..n n appoint Committee of forty 10 net with
hims IT an,l the s,tretry Exrcutlve Committee
10 Tx anIt thln Io to Ar ire tbs election Of r.
Lyle Dicery AZ tns & If tho Supreme C+nft.
Thoteupnn tlle Ctlai Hn,nl i ,l'ointaI "a Aac1
Committee tho fo.lo s1nH-na ID gcntlnmon. all
o! VII IN harn consented To net hnt devote their
hest ouerFlce to socrto tnn election OF .tnoEa
D,ckeS: Wirt Dext"r. i. c. Lalnet, e. Dect.
with, Ch1r!rs 1litchcoek.. Lyman TfnmLnIt.
pa,jssntu r. A~cr. +. y. Gloyer, " 9. nouds.
.1nlius l,o*ontnat William II. Ring. Ub.afnl,
jackson. Leonard Hwett, Alexander tlocos.
1huu,as A. tiogau, Henry @. aisIlef. NJ. ".
Fn Isr Edward y. Iahan. !. II. D1ullttte. Jr.,
II. +. Iulty, Henry ". D.shop. Isobnrt IIosvoy.
George W, Smith. Il. ". rido. II. g. Daeum. j..
Kalos. Robert Hao. u. i. sn,sh. II. +. Whlto.
Nelson Rush, ). Z. Ao5se 0sssn sk'nnes, q. Z.
SicCunuoll. -..-.
tyr pEstocnAcr.
Tho Democratic lar;y, for tho pnzposc Of lot
ting tho enonlY ausl tho aoncr,l pltuc knJw ,hIt
lhes atll 1.-Two. 9 sI!el ni:clinv at tho Hhcr ta,
1iouso last night There, was = fair re:'ro-
Of Thomas iaofnr. j. d. CaIhot1u WAS ealle,! 10
ttc oI'atr. Ncnai u OF minutes was dispensed
with aud tho tut owing reaa!uton, ol1csad ny
Gus Van Duren. was adopted:
sYHznrAs, special r1erttoa Ia Ia bo teA on TueA.
day, tho nit dig Of pessuner. lsis fur Juiso #
by tho rtsiXuation Of Judgo hfcAln,.cr; snI
WnEAEAs. Tne Democratic party uf lila connlJ hah
always favored al 1ndcpont1tn judiciary, believing
tnat judlo should nstr hn impartial and ihdcrcna.
Aond To tefecte with sole rnrcncc 10 hs tnesa for
the place; tbrrcfore,
COMMITTEE deem II impraies II e*l any convention
for the purpose Of 'uin3 aaF party Candidate III to
nefd tor such rn -on.
Tho meeting thon adjourned.
, 1875-12-16

a wedding occurred last evening 1t tho resf.
denca Of Dr.. II. Hitchcock, No. 853 Prairie Aye-
puc. tho parties bo|ng MISS Ella Hitchcock and
Mr. Il. Il. CowdrY. Tho cerenlony WAS per.
formed at oc1nck bv tha Rev. Arthur Mitchell
In tho psesonoe Of Limited number OF friends
Anu relatives. Tho groomsmhn WAS Mr. Henry
Manning, nnd the bridesmaid sElna Mamie Whit
log. Messra- c. b blaaies and George ", Mors
fsou acted ~ unhere. Tia paslor4 wers finely
decorated with flowers, wEeatas OF ny. Ito
and smliux being ptofuseiy hung
from tbs cri4!uS and oE the walls. Attnr the
ceiemony tho guesls iArlook of weddiuR sup.
pes prepared oy EIvkbs'dt:
ssestt'o":: AIMING :non, te.ny Mr. aud ilrs.
| Mhltc y. Mr. 4nl airs. 4. J. galloway, DE. aud
As". Pearson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed WAlto.s, Mr. aud
@ta. GawSsy. OF Lalayetse. Ind; Ar. And ai,s.
~ nnef".oa VI. sua hrs. naeo; Bit. and Airs.
mr.; U; y. savage, Mc. aud slrs, q. i. Co1H, blr.
~. I'D M.s. Eauuey. Gol James. blts..
0sass g. 1..sas s Me'''sy w. n. f11 Rc,,c. Mss
III. aud Airs. 0t4o. alr aud Mrs. GriswuId, hlr,
u. D., reuhsit+ Dir. md Ms. d. Ii. vaacs,
tho allsses Louise Thompson, Ida W.l,ofs
han.a t and Aaaie 70, ic Miesa', u ossws ILL.,. Aliss
Miner. ldA Couk, EMna DaEt, aud Mari DcRu.
GAHLfit-IuaIER
Ths marriage Of .hs !a Mon. y. narsey Carlyle.
d.oshtrr 81 tne nuu. 0eosgs i. Fostsr' Fsts,'
of OAK Park. took place yessesda, II !
y. NJ. Tue ceremony was Performed In
tho bea4t,fa. pew Methodist Eplscopai
Church. Which wss o.pr;aperly decorated
tur tue occasou. and vas I'll I'D WITH ~ clegsuily.
dsesssd assomolage loug before tue appointed
hour. Ile inylted guests tilted ths eu'lte front
of tue cnnseb and we're seated by tue u.4ets,
Msssrp. Nchs1u Rathbone OF ChicaRo, aud
rlsRe cclesaouY of tho Episcopal Church w4s
read BY President Charles Fowler, assisted BY
!lo Rev. j.. A. Scott, p.stor Of the Atothodist
Church at OAK Park, sud after solemp rayer
W tue latter, r CARLYLE sa!uted his uewl4. aio
vile Apd tbs happy p&,r returned 10 tbs homo Of
the bstds. there to receive tho congratulations
, 1875-12-16

rnEpAnlnn Foa THE CENTENNIAL.
Tho comrades ot the nino postB OF tho city OF
thp Grand Army OF the nspubNc met lat ovsu-
ing At tue GrAnl Pacific in rcgponae to tho call
OF COL H1iutd. Department Commander. Tho
meeting was ca led to order by Col. Hl!lla1d, af-
tor which Col. Iohn Htcvoua was appointed Ad-
jutant, Conrade Wheedon made Oflicor OF the
Day, aud Comraios Packard and Wright Senti-
uels. Co. uiiltard sten stated that tho meeting
had been called for the purpose Of
making arrangements to attend the Grand
Encamprsant ot the &. 4. 4. at tho ceteb T.
ton OF tho Csntcunsat. Arrangements had been
already porlaotcd BY the comrades In lenusYI-
vanIA bF whoa quarters bad beon ted,
ainonB othot thlngs camping ground Ut five
ACRES
After acme appropriate remarks by Con. Cbet.
lain. Con'fade II +. aflIson moved to sppulnt a
Commisto0 OF 1--WE On Arrangements, and Com
nnt.ce ul tlyo IN CorfeHuoudonob. An amotnt.
1ioat wan Offered maklAR the Com ntteo on
Asrsugemonts 10 oofstst OF uino members. Anu
l4e ulutiuu Was then carried. The Commanders
Of tue different PASTA weio empo*erod to seleot
ono mtmuer ftou, Zach post to bo addod to the
Cummiltco on Arrangements. Tia following
geu.iaulon VOC then = olntod Committee
IN Cursebpondence Gen. Uaet,ain, Comrades
3. 7. Wakosna.,, II. F. Wilson. Ilenr, Blattner,
mud Joseph Eagle. The Committee OF Ar
r4nsomeula ia cuinrosoa Of tho following gen.
tlolnau; 8. 7. Brown. II. D. Field, Edward j.
l,oDk. Z. II. E. Koch Arthur Esbe, M. utndon-
] Stock ]. I. Foster, Louis Schraeder, poter Car
ponter.
Col. H,lliArd stated that = 8tato Eucampmo ont
would bc hed 1t sycamore. ILL.,. oo the 20th Of
Jan larry, 1876, aud that tho conliades Of Byca-
more Ind mado extensive preparations for the,r
reception. lie suggested that Committee OF
lieeephon bo appointed to racoive the oon,-
rados who would bs obliged to pAss through Chi-
cago on thc,r way to bYcamore.
On motion. tho Comfpandens Of the nine dif-
ferent poats Of she city Wern appointed such
COMMITTEE.
After pauring vote Of thanks to ths proprIo-
torH OF the Grand Pacific for the Use OF the
| c!ub-soom, and after the Transaction OF unm-
| rossaut buslness. tho mcellng adjourned.
, 1875-12-16

hTNASDEH At TIE 1T. CHhnLtas
To manage an 1,aliau frut 81 'Fe is ono thing
sud to lun AL amusement company Is another
thing. Tits Mr. II. Llno. a woll-knosu ftalian
Of tns city. has jus! FUND ont. In tho formor
b.~.ucsr l,o a,aAaeA ulee lttlc fortune, which
III .dc Inn tilnk tnnt liz coul>l to 1nss As well in
uomo otller ani more coueonfal Ell .osp,iss. lie
therefore engaged tho Vienna Lasiios' Orchestra
ane. Eliza Dsvi,ent tho binsez, Sir. Fioaoard
Hoffman, tho wclt.known impressaro. aud
III. Doas. Adte player. With this
company 10 started about two weexs ago
for ,lhrankoe to elvo tl,s peot Ia Of tlss littlo
cfaan1-euIlreu toxiI ali ldcA Ut Chcs8ob Erest-
s!esa and entarpri-o. alr.. Limo okpscted 10
GARY e,uugn u!"ncy out VI tho Ctc*m City to
Aus for nun,au cacutaslusis, instoat Ut chllving
taJ nockuts full Ut Rold. Dir. Lllo VII. com
pelIcd to ina 40 up d Iatgn deficit. Tho unAppre.
ciatlvo eouIs OF ALL aaukee havu NJ ear for
sssas"s oM ompsy boncl,es. Mr. Limo laft Nil
wallace l!4Eusted, aud RAye performances At
Madison, 1lac!ne, aud other plases, anl, though
At somo of them he had ia,s houscs. rt,lt ho dd
not taAs III enough to pay .ha salario> OF Ills
performers Lilo brought his cun,,anT back to
this city day of two aSo.
From hero he was to tako them 10 Cincinnati
and o.nor placos in Ohio. 1lr. Limo, no oAavar,
with tho company. which guaranteed tnsin high
salaries for tuEee mouths, lla would % tuinod
n,nn, Judging oy tho experience he lad ln Wla-
COUSIN. Lilo therefore conclultcI to ~ 70 *liA:-
aiung tile best way they could. Yostsrday mors,-
ihg lie appeAe ut tho office Of the 81. Charles
nulel and pail h.s bill. and also . wee Is BOARD
loe Nile. DeTricnt tue Singer, who stops
nt ts sso'o neasa pinsp Ito then had
wagon alu departed for partn unknown. About
an oour or tso After aarus Mr., paruo, hIs adyeE-
tining agent, wanted to call on sir. Lluo, and
once, aud great waa ,no dialney Of thu ladies
constituting tho orchestra when they found they
had been loft tD the Ihrcll. From Que Of the
troupo. AllIo. UevrleDL tha reporter learned that
VI cullrae luso tho amount guaranteed tnem for
The reBt OF the threo mouths for winch they wsro
engaged. Mons Of tIcm had sRycd sny tnouey.
aud tuey hardly kuew wIlAt 10 do. Mr. Limo. be-
fura dcoAmplpg. converted oil his pr1parsy iuto
casii. and IL rokor cd ~ having taxen alJug !
large pile OF Unlsed States ponds,
, 1875-12-16


DAxTEn-Doc. Is, OF general debility, Thomas q.
B.sses aged IT ynaFa and raunths.
Funeral from ha l4to reAidence, 800 Warren-ay td
No. ttlI. Friday morning At II o'clock.
DoWNEY-at tho residence Of bis daughter, ITO
9outh Eofia-st., Dennis Downey, aged Il Years.
Remains will bo taken touuualo, N. Y.
MAYNARD--At Austin, Sunday, Doc. II, Jennie L.,
ony daughter Of ui1am aud 8. II. Maynard, aged ID
ynays.
M1NAnD-Dso. II. 1876. Emily H., d.rshter Of 10
aeph and Emollo H. mnard. snd RFandd {ntor Of r.
F. aud O. D. llohnnt. Of croupous 4r5pgts, aged
years 10 mouths and IT days.
Funeral Fnsy, as 10 =. r from No. ls7 Arches,ar.,
oY carriages to Calvary Frlenda Invited without
further notieo.
oEHMloH-Deo. Is. Carl F. oehuateh, aged d7 ysars
and y InotlthA.
Funeral from his late resdsncs At South Chicago,
On Thursday. tho 18th. at ocock 2. N. Friends ii
tho family are ius!ted
PoRTER-At Rugby. England, on tho 10Th Of o.to-
ber Last. Hourly eortez latd Cotofct 5aant Nineoth
Illinois Volunteer 1afsutFy, aged 80 ysars.
WA0NEH-On tho l4th Inst. Of scarlet fever Robert
E. iee. son Of Ap.bert II. and Hannah O. Wuguar,
aged years month and 20 days,
Funel 1t II o'clock tho luih from 10 North ahaI-
dol-af., By car. to ltosohIll,
tH~Le1iugtou u.s., aud dalenA tIu.) pap<ss please
copy.
, 1875-12-16

THE MlLLERS.
rnocEEpfx1a OF TEsrEaDAr'H MEETING.
TIC Mllyers' Convention assembled at the
Graud raciAo Hotel at 5 o'clock Yesterday Attor-
! noon. pursuant to adiout Mr. W. +.
Ankony In the chair, mud Mr. f. u. Mills acting
AZ Secretary.
The Commttee appointed to tfeviao i plan
for the organization OF q Milers' Association OF
tho Northwost submitted n constltutsoo, which
raa adopted. 1t PROVIDES that the organization
eha1l bo known NJ tho Mh1ers' Association Of the
Northwest. The object OF tho Aasociaton shalt
be to meet and consult together regarding mat
terH OF transportation Eaht frolu Chicago to
ssanunra points, and such other msiters ~
shall concorn tue interests Of tile 1nillers OF
thp NorthWest. The Assoc,atfon Bhnli cDn-
Bist Of 1ail.owucrs and thuso who
ioAso or operhta t1our-mItfB. HiontioEs hre to
10 llold ut such tsn0 and place aa the 1l6cof6 OF
tho Association HhhIl designate.
On tho Recommendation Of tie Committee, tho
following
OFFICERS or THE ASSOCIATION
wore elected:
j'.e,t,<nt-w. r. Auteny, Minneapolis.
t.r.i !'trt t'1ts'<nt-1. 4. s'ewart, Milwaukee. ,.
Seettsar'ss-F. u. Mills, Minneapolis, .ni c. Many
lrtssurtr-G. II. whsrp1e, Fasibault, N'nu.
The Comm tteo nlso submitted rIan to or
Rsnlze a., Association Of atlulesJta htlfeEs aud
deferred for further action.
On motion. aeesrh. While. Crockor, and
Stfon0 wcso appointed COMMITTEE Oh BYLAWS.
THE COMMITTEE ON TRANSPORTATION
rcportea that it mad waited upon tho railroad
msuagors, mad that thb result OF tAelr cousutA.
tion was ratler unsatisfactory. The railroad
tusuAgors were rather ernot-coaimlt:a1 and though
Tr5msalpR not to mako 40 Immediate advance.
| dill would give no E,larlnt,es to what they
intended to du At future period, The Commit
teo stated thst it p1 1eforred 10 hare another con-
Rn!tatton with tho la,son,l ruaus9oss. aud would
tAesefole ask for fu1thor t,mo, winch was
Krante4i.
Mr. ". u. bailey. ct Minneapolis exhibifod
] to tho Convention his uov inseut1au Of ratoDt
barrel. whicb, 1t Ia claimed, Is far superior to
| ANYTHING OF The kind In cxiatcnco.
] The Convention thcn ADJOURNED until II
! o'clock this morning.
| TIA stated that during tbs meeting Tuesday
afternoon eaoh miller prosont MAS lnterrogatsl
| vi 10
| WHICH LINE OF TRANSPORTATION
| no preferred. Tho result was tbns nearly al
! wore found to favor the Red Ltue, which rund
/ nycr tho Michigan Southern ma tLo GraDd
TruuR ltsiIwayB. But worry few wero Ia favor Of
| tho pttabusg Il Fort Wayne. Michigan Cenirai,
| aud baltimore i OHIO Ra1lronds. Tho reason
many ml,ters 1ayor sus Grand Truns IL because
| this tiaa I'll independent Of tho pool, but whY
| SO many OF them favor the 1ted Ltue, OF aIieht-
| gan Southern. anr mora tLbu tho other Aues,
| causes rn.ich comment, md It ia assel ted by
| several Of toe silSh.cd roads md sonle OF the
nllliera that this line has made contracts At 20
| ccnsa per barrel, which will keep Il busy until
| led Liue, however. emphatcally donies that he
! has mnue any couttactt, nor does tie knos of
| any that hayo ooen msdo by other uXonls Of tho
lied Ltue.
, 1875-12-16

Of fricnhs and rarsnkn Of the collation. which
VAS i'm edIltely s'rvsd.
hntno limo Was then srcnt IN in.rectinR tho
nHnclnut hriial rr"tonte. hfter Which Mrs.
LativIe changed hcr wtdd u9 70 o for 4 yory tb-
comIDE travelling costume. nnl tho happy pair,
hoilnR farcwef to lhesr many friends, took tho
sreclat traIH NTH sceo: p'r.v for the city n
aio tho evening tram. bound for tdels ERsto.n
homo,
In Snnaay's issne will be found uaose dc.
tailed account OF The xeidtng.
, 1875-12-16
Eight Children Abandoned.

4 sad case OF dcstitutou was discovered In
bwapton. ". on tho 8oth ut. Two families
bad recently come into town and orcupIod shop
together. suudAy tho t.o men wore eeen to 20
sway, aud Tuesday the TWO women wont, Tie
nelgAbo:s Bee,ng no sign OF fire. from the cln-
ney, wait to tho plac, and touuI elght am..I
ohIldsen. two OF them leas than ye1r UId. Nth
out tire or fool. Tho Oil; apology tor bed
waa buudla Of straw Ia ons coruar. They wcro
III hudd,e1 together. each With an ear OF dry
corn. trysa3 10 sst4siy tAo.r hungor. Tie town
will rAfo fur than,
, 1875-12-16

The Log Cabin Singers will appear Al tho
Western Avouue u. E. Church In : cLolco pro-
RFaume This aveutpg.
Mrs Laura E. Dainty reads to-nERht Ut the
First Christlan Church, corner of Indiana sye.
nue and Twenty .atth streets.
Pxol. H. ". Boyd vii lecture In ths Dina
, 1875-12-16

6,91h,AU

Tho total numeor OF carloaJs that went into
warehouses during the ysar mas 124. .527; caual-
boak loads, G0I; aud yessel-IoadH II. Tnolo ro-
mAred unregistered 2,ll8 carloads, 10 boat-
loads. aud yeseel-loads. 1hors were 81 ap-
penis takeu, ou IL Of which inspection WAS oon-
T4e greater nulubcr Of the appeals wese Il, tho
matter Ut MncAt, tho crop being unusually thulty,
o%lng TO the rams Of !hHt sumlaer aud hhrvest.
The lrReat amount OF bushels III store during
aho YEA. ras 5,6tt. .a7o. May Is; and tho smAilest
MAS 1,a3l AID bushels, Not. FL, 1874.
, 1875-12-16
GRAIN RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS.
TIE uEQISInAl'H ANIMAL REPORT.

Tho ANNUAL reporl Of Registrar Tynlale for
tho year GUIDING Oct. 10, 1575. shows tho follow
lug figures:
i1ecepts-wheat, 1o,os7,sso hushsis; corn. 2s,1a4-
oad osts 6,a22 rye, t7a+; harley, t2s9, ,sdt.
Total recripts. II, ,Bl3,elg.
Sh,pnenis-Whot, ~ lse, ,49a buahes; corn, 2,7l7-
paa nats AIS ,3J5 r,e S91 2o5 barley, l,.3J 73j.
Tota1 Sh1pmentu, IL, 0,5,uUl.
Tie following table shows tho amount Of corn
and gram shlpped by "aser, BY rail, ana usau III
tpn CRY.
, 1875-12-16

Lyon Healy, ste and Mpuros streets, have
nun,1os Of sapsFor secondhand p4uoa. ost Of them
substantially ~ good n which they oaor II a4o
s!acs 10 maks room for uprt9hu.
, 1875-12-16

Stewart Parlor Stoves,
Tbs old EelAb!e Rttw'Ft heating .foye atso tho Ar-
Rhnd baaeburne1, and isr3e Ina Of other hea,ing
aud cooking stoVes, an1 t4s Empress s4uga can bo
found a p4ltous, Nos. ls2 and l0A Etasa street,
, 1875-12-16

Oil PalntluEl at Auction.
Tho vary low prices at which tAe elegant oil paint
tnga arc sailing II tha nav glesy Of Etson, Pou.e1oy
Co., No. 87 Madison strs should attract the stten-
tiou Of cluzens. Continued aa1s thia daY a. aud
7a1 o'clock p. n,
, 1875-12-16

Hal1et pasts Co.'S Grand, 84uaeu. and Ups1dht
and Smiths American Organs, can ba found ouIy ii
W. ". Kisub4!lk, oosusx elate snd Adams slrssts.
EhiceQp,
, 1875-12-16

o1s Of those famous Weber piAnos Or Eatey organs,
caa oaly b found At story c4upt ali sa1s street
, 1875-12-16


Tho Nsw York Hfrasa of ths lata makes no mention
of this, but II docs mention tho fact that tho new
"Domsstte u The hghteat running naach.ns manu.
9actussd. Gail And s3ar!ns It Ibo Htats stsees.
, 1875-12-16

LuudboFR's California Water
for t1&t and bath delightfully."- at Ana xtfssshng