, 1875-07-11

had taken to the racking businegs. had hand tho
Sas ssins asrson and tying to them
spoi'in9 but it au Of no avail They we're 80 cor
rupt that they becarne even more decayeo, ano ne
more brine put on them, the moro they deceived.
To excite my courage to aid mo In the work seized
what thought was tobacco boz and took chew Of
assst a sna sR: ars,sa It
was Of the spreadgasle brsnd and chewed and spit
the harder it, Sheridan w2a beside me and
he said try to pickle Aldermen when they had once
begun to decay. quit my dreamy labc5s and awoks
The nsa se:npsie vots Of ny vfe crying. chafle don
you spit in my fa>e again or I'll sue for divorca;
and quit chewing up the cotton batting o. my besf
awoke, and do you know, Mr. Reporter, that fSt az
mad st myself for not bouncing that internal old
The old gentleman took pinch Of SNUFF, threw sn-
other in the face Of the faning reporter: aud again
cautioned him never to mention the ridiculous ctrcu-
stances Of Hano's dreana- The reporter rushed Tor
fresh ar and the Commissioner 1usted his oneeyed
eyeglasses and sereney awaited the adsehs of ooe1
dan.
Yesterday morning Mr.. Daniels, the editor Of the
Ttgt CHICAGO. collected . 81 subscription from MARX
Sheridan. rernarking At the time that be didnF get
1aid W tue Z "a. withou. murnour, md Daniels went
away rejoicing In the possession Of 20 much money.
e e.s s asa.ea op oas M q In o
5in i' .iid htssa',n from ri IE5assR95t. 25:.
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the editors pecuniary visit eouternptihe Kind Of
srnartneas, and be resolved to get eren with him on
the FIRST opportunity In the afternoon Daniels peeIea
dscorered and that be would be unwelcouae vtsez
On noticing his pre ence, Mark cordially Invited him
% .psniels," % sad ~ Sheridan, dan m smiling pleasantly:
.t did you think the printing Of that arttels
soss Soa!a make aa r. rssss Eses' Baaes ssRsns q
Joined Mark nothing would have bean further from
my mind When one dog barks al ,he little PuPrss
sally was greeted with Feel Of laughter but Daniels
was visibly arec ed Hc leaned up against deak foE
several minutes co4itang is application, ana LIEN
beat retreat without utteriog q word.
THAT PROMISED DISCLOSURE.
sheridans promised disclosure Of official corrup-
ton was the only topic ol aTouna sae
tie The probable effect and extent Of tho
what he knew hut he invariably excused himself on
the ground OF npolcy. Post and Hat reporter had
the following interview % With ~ him: oovs ,.r Rsn, thu
Superintendent Of Ponce7
Mr. Kokke Unterposine>- e>-That's too pointed.
Hildreth the Fire Marshal. That's very cerealn-
R-What steps do you intend to take towards setting
"A aeat many persons, said Mr. Sheridan, 81 have
aaked me why A1ayor Colvtn appointed Jacob Rehua,
Superintendent Of Police, contrary to my explicit ana
tha Il was for The purpose Of making tho Chicago City
Government per cent government"
R-Does the Police Board intend TO wipe ous inc
SOME PERTINENT QUESTIONS.
Mr. s.-1ttsa veliknown fact that the closest POS
mble intimacy exists between hayor Colvsn and the
she eshss W. Is i thst ths caef Executive ss
an not sd &C. as his Of 'Re'nSs s1s e, IL I'd
lation to gamblers, bunkois.s, ptnps. and
can-cani.ts7 And why is i. that the same appointce
Of The Mayor has not executed these ordinances when
ordered tn do CO. and again. Gy the B0atu OF
Police : I'll not fact that the members Of tho
Board obtained llst Of the that we1e
running and handed list OF tho to the Superin-
tendcnt with instructions that they bc seen to
Is it not fact that, two days after, said List was
hanasd r. setting 2Tte ha1 tele ~. TO- such
report when could have been done tn half an hour
and b what secret agency Tere the propE1e.ors o.
being closely looked after others than the eecve
and warned to leave the premises in which they had
been doing business 2 ...
WHAT MARX ASKED JAKE
summoned Rehm before me, and asked this qucs-
ton: .What truth IL there In the prevalent rumofs
na spd ,nS
Of the Chief Of Police7 Has not your attention been
frequently called to these thing5 by the ot
the Board, and have you not been advised 70 adopt
such measures a. would that impression from
The Public mind and Ia 1t true that certain members OF
The police force have been appointed collectors OF the
percentage said to to paid in by the ga1nhiers ana
others to secure immunity from arrest
Theee are few questions. said Mr. Sheridan, WHICH
Mr. Rs.hD aud MT. Coyin may make answer TO-
TIE ELECTION FRAUpa-
RI understand that you Will contest the eecs1on ca
the strength of several baotboxes beug put IN un-
lawful pAces7
placed in the private office Of tue General 6upecn-
taadeut of Poce unsea1cd aud remained IN there for
thirty-six hours.
SOME MORE QUESTIONS.
Mr. Sheridan went on asking Pertinent questions:
Wby was the combination the lock OF the safe In
thu CITY Clerks Office in which the ballot-bo1es were
nIsced altar tho election changedt-a combination
whtch had never before been changed without the
knowledge OF consent Of those who had right Of nc
cess tolt7 .-.
That there were more questions to be aaked VS. sp-
parenf but the Commissioner repeated his old saying
Sufficient for the DAY IL the evil thereof and r-
marked that Nj. Colvin and Mr.. Re1m would hud IN
these enough to answer for the present.
A TRIBUNE reporter subsequently interviewed the
doughty President Of the Board ~ to the above
Mark WAS
Eor p1EPoaED 70 GO FURTHER,
however, He eatd he after st6davits which would
eorroborate al he had disclosed and great aea more
In the meantime he had boen advised to Keep qniea
II be was banked IN tho matter Of atddaV7ta
1e youid 70 betorb tho Grand jury and make
things hot for the W1ong-doerB. Ono thing *sS
oufte eY!dent ho remarked. that sheie
Was either gross ine3ccucy Fotfy On tho part
Of the detactiyes and far - The Board was con-
ceyuod there was no completely. Tho Commissioners
sd worked hard In the pubic interest," but they had
ot ataclea thrown II their way 1t every turn MATE
fxithfIv promised no matter what the result Of the
arpesl might ts to make public IN due season. au ne
knows which xIll MAKE aundry fellows IN high piaces
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