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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-02-12

There is no doubt with regard to
his early years having been spent
here; but there is much doubt
about the locality of the carpenter
shop of Joseph, end it is of too lit
tie consequence to take SO much
care in the preservation of special
loealftias
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-02-12

The silver mines in Massachusetts
will amount to something after all.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-02-12
Hedge:Plants for Sale.

es0,00e good two-year old hedge plants
for sale. B. +. MYER q BRO,
az miles east OF Emporia.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-02-12

The mummics belonged to the
first families of Egypt.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-02-12
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.

Death of Gov. Standardization of the
Trustees-A Successor AppOinted-NO
More POstpOnements-Dra Ger
tain February 9th.
at a meeting of the Trustees Of the
Public Library of Kentucky, Jan. 10th,
1875, it was resolved that c. Nj. Briggs,
Esq. who under the late Hon. Tho. E.
BramIette was the real business manager
of the gift concerts already given in aid
of the Public Library of Kentucky, be
and he is hereby authorized to take the
place made vacant by the death of said
Bramlette, in the management of the af-
fairs Of the fifth and last gift concert.
and that the drawing announced for
February %, 1919, shall positively and
unequiyocally take place on that day
without any further postponement or
delay on any account whatever.
r. T. DURRETT, Pres.
JOHN S. CAIN, Secretary.
Hereafter all communications relating
to the 9th Concert should be addressed to
the undersigned, and I pledge myself
that the drawing shall come OFF February
9th or that every dollar paid for tickets
shall be returned.
C. N. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager.
Room 4, Public Library Building,
Louisville, Ky.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-02-12
DOLLA RS

To the amount of two million five hum
dred thousand are to be attributed on
the 9th Of February by the Public Liz
brary of Kentucky, upon the occasion of
their fifth and last concert.
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Money to Loan.

ON long time and low rates on improved
TN. sEDGWIcK.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-02-12
WINDSOR HOTEL.

N1 just completed q new hotel, Opposite ths
depot He is now prepared to furnish better
accommodations than any hotel in the city
Boarding by the day, 81 90.
= w. B. LUTHER.
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FRIDAY. FEBRUARY u. 1875.
NEWS

Secretary BristOw is seriously i'll.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-02-12
Drawing Certain or Money Refunded

ThoSs e. 8ramlette,
Agent aud Manager,
Public Library building, Louisville, Ky
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FOREIGN TRAVEL.
A JOarney ahrOugEa Syria and
Pa1esIIne-COnGI
said TO the Sea of GaIIlee and
Nazareth,

N1ZereGh.
EDITOR NEWS AS we passed
out from Said at an early hour on
the morning Of the fourth Of Nov,
the sea of Galilee was in plain
view, although the distance was
about fifteen miles. We descended
by the most rugged mountain paths
for most Of the distance, until we
came to the supposed site of Caper-
mum, where we remained for near
ly three hours. AS this place is
near the middle of the lake, which
is abont fifteen miles long, we OBJ
tanned good view oil the beautiful
sheet of water, for its whole length.
The surface was smooth as a mirror
when we arrived, but 1t was soon
agitated to such an extent as to ex-
hibit the fact that it NAV be sud-
denly covered by waves, al
though it is hemIned in by rugged
mountains. There has been no
place along our journey that we
have visited with as much interest
as this locality, for Him to whom
we owe so much was much here,
and he twice stilled its waves by
His word. One of the party read
the impressive poem by McCheynel
while we sat upon its shore, which
1 here furnish you as an approprl.
ate part of this letter.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-02-02
Lively Time Over the AIcOrn
University Matter.

Last night President Richardson, O.
Alcorn University, had an opportunity
to speak at the Capitol. He represented
affairs at the institution as in lovely con.
dltlon. A colored Legislator rejoined and
presented totally different view of the
subject. Others followed Qreland among
the rest and elimination and recrimina-
ton were freely INDUCED. The impress
sion created on the impartial auditors
was anything but favorable to the institu-
ton indeed that is sink of iniquity.
Meantime the proposed Legislative in
Vestlgatlon lags. Why is this
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pay their taxes. There is. perhaps, no
case to be found, in which the Sheriff of
the county has been rendered the money
where he refused to receive and receipt
for the same. venture to affirm, as my
belief, that upon fully one-third of the
lands held by the Levee Boards, the State
and county taxes are regularly paid, and
yet not one dollar of this money ever
finds its way into the State or county
Treasury. Under this most palpable
swindle, the Sherifs of the alluvial
counties have grown, at the expense
of the State, sometimes within two or
three years time, to be men of fortune.
In proof Of my statement as to the
enormity of the swindle, | offer in evil
dence a statement of the official settle
ments of the Sheriff of Coahoma county,
Is Tax Collector, with the Auditor of s
Public Accounts, for the tax of 1873.
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How is This.

The Delinquent Poll Tax Collector.
Tor the following named counties have
por'eo nothing on account of collections
~ tol the years 1870, 1871, 1872 and 1873,
roll n1, corr Attala, Benton, Bolivar, Car,
fax x' EElarke. Coahoma, Covington. Col
H;n Hin rraInklIn, Green, Hancock. Harris.
Jaclson 1GGlmes, Issaquena, Itawamba
faw nson, Jones, Kemper, Lauderdale,
Montene' Leake, Lee, Lincoln, Lefore,
Prentis onery' Neshoba, Noxubee, Perry,
Iabatcb;. earl Rankin, Sumner Tai
Wasb;nae,I lPPah, Tishomingo, Union,
on on Wayne. Wilkinson, Wins
~, can IL De possible that there were no
:, v,'nquene poil-tax collections in any. of
'e above named counties
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IHE colored people should not be
made dupes of again. They must re-
member that Gov. Ames who now seeks
10 organize a colored Standing Army, is
'ne same man who instructed Crosby to
summon the "posse" which failed so
badly 1a. in their attempted invasion of
'IckSourg- He will stand aloof him
SELL and put them in the forefront Of
the battle that they may be cut to pieces
and then hold up their bloody garments
10 SUR up the passions of the country for
partisan effect. 'i
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Ahe Fire at Meridian

we regret to learn that a diIsastr
IRE occurred at Meridian a few mic
ago. resulting in the total destruciion
ooi' Shannon's Star newsnano,h off
'ogetner with other valuable nrSopeg
as follows: u
From ON the Mercury I
- - Every thing in the upper stonGes
cue sne Two houses was lost. On Gen 2.
Sc tey side, his fine law library, estin, s.
G 10 oe worth 81, 900, w. G. Grace,s II
sons 5000, and Justice Morris
fbnie hundred. No insurance on aoG 7
r non's, {, On a, the other side, (CoI. S6mS
Par Par Office and Malone and PowePs id2d
, once, and some stationary were lo JG9l
WIN wo Ian an insurance of s. 900 in all. Thii
W. W. I Pn:ses were insured, each, for $500
ower raa NUN occupying Col. shannonsI
,,5 moor as book store, was fully in
oaeu Tor all losses. Mr.. Mcmillan,
NJ nGJupying the other side with tin factory
, IF stove depot, is said to have been
insured" ~ ~
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Mississippi Leo,
skNATE-TwENTY,Forron
MONDAY, FEpD.

oDoCTION OF Rrco ~
) By Mr.. Gleea- = RESOLUTIONS
resolved by the Senate th
ring, That a com mitteoe = ele HOUSE.
81 ao ,ne senate a and on n TWO tSo on tie
house Gus; De appointed to inveean.e; part n
GOT the convicts now riissIllgate tEp
airy, ana the death ola conn IN The PENN.
gong aisclpline, with full n lCt while !.
persons and papers; adontap9o WertO SEM
The President appointed
Messrs. Gleed and HOLLOWAY 'necona.
INTRODUCTION OF Br1,o
By Mr.. Stone-An Act
charter of the MancheStlnnr relation "a
Company at Corinth, Miss Miss Aanufac@
SENATE BILLS.
An Act to incorporate tba o.
tlary Company was taken e stat, ntate PeaA
nitely postponed. up and hi
+;o 10 repeal Re pc an Act to aid in the o..
road. 4" Nashville
Mr.. Allen moved to COMMIT. :,
the Judiciary Committee. Ca l,r me 5l
following vote: 0"Ffled By
Yeas-Messrs. Allen, Row.
Bridges, Caldwell. Camnho,Mm' Benz
everett Eve Furlong. Gleed, Grsham Gar
Say, MCCLURE, McNiel, Mendpnh"ui1H' ID.
yrlGe, Shirley, Stone, Stuart Ta 'ldll P9c5
NaysoMessrs. Albright, Smith
The Senate then went into Evoor.,.
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NOTES FROM THE CAPITOL.
sENATE-TWENTY-FIFTH DAY.
TUESDAY, Feb. 2, 1875.

| 1UESDA1 CcUs q, 1919.
A JOINT resolution authorizing the pay
ment ne salaries to two or three Chancellor
appointed during vacation, was taken up
The Committee reported unfavorably, upon
the ground that the appointments were un-
CONSTITUTIONAL and the resolution was indef-
initely postponed; yeas IA, nays IL.
THE bill to reduce the salaries of county
Superintendent of Education about % per
cent, was taken up. Messrs. Gleed, (col.,)
Bennett, Allen and Taylor favored the BILL
Upon motion of Mr.. Price. the BILL and also
one introduced by Mr.. Thornton on the
same subject, was referred.
BILLS incorporating Artesia, Lowndes
county prohibiting the sale of liquors in |
Iuka chartering a Manufacturing Compa-
ny in Corinth, and ceding the land occupied |
by national cemeteries to the Z. S.; were
passed.
A BILL authorizing the Governor to en-
)loy two aids to arrest criminals, and ap-
$4,000 90 was Indefinitely post
'Oned.
A BILL to authorize Circuit Judges to ,
ass sentences upon parties convicted /
urlng term time where the sentence had '
OF been enforced at the proper time. :.
essrs. Sessions and Graham favored tho
IL. Mr.. Taylor opposed and the bill was 81
definitely postponed; reconsidered, and
committed.
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frauds i'm the Levee Dfstr;ct

Our well-informed corrasnondor.
Delta, exposes a system of ;nfamona
l"uds that have been perpetrated on the
landowners of the Levee districts 90 I'll
as on the State and county TraaSru;o.
winch should receive the attention of 49,
Legislature. 1t is shown that tho low
'uSPendIng taxes on the large quantity
u lands forfeited to the Levea Roo.lc
nave been the convenient means for tbo
Practlce ofthese robberies. In Ignorance
OF The law, large sums have been paid hv
i'nd-o"ners TO Sherifs, Notwithstanding
'nelr lands have been dropped from the
YAK rolls } and pocketed by these officials
10 prove how the system has worked
our correspondent presents tn. caso &c I
Oo"homa county, where the Sheriff ro !
oei'ed credit for over payments of "
'"Nes' (Which he had collected frora a
,"nu-o"ners on whose property the +a,- az
A"o oeen suspended,) and this is onlv 10 10
t D0 Vi TIE numerous examples of the svs, es
'0iN ol organized swindling that has boor to
nrNpr Il
carried on under the law. Rv 49, 81
lie"nS The tax-collectors in that distr;ot
al" a reported to have amassed ovor,,roa pa
fortunes Il IN few years. Bruce r g i" go
elect, is mentioned amonn 90
''ners''in this category. "Delta wbobas
uPerlor opportunities of KNOWING VIZ 9
i he writes, estimates that on ono IL, ~ |
= the lands held by the Levee Re- r
ne state and county taxes have .boa. the
QUARRY paid by the over-bnrdan en feite
though not cent of il has coaN mas
TO the public troos,. - has gone ting
lis the d. State
ovid F OF the Legislature 70 bodil
measures for putting a sto,, = distri
csc s"ihdllng operations on5 - as sin
The parties who o. ohiPeII- have
IN to disgorge their ill-gainad a IN b poaro
:, are there no members from IL, al freoue
.'rletS where these frand. ba, from the on the
peu"'ed, who will initiate tho Doen lars
proceedings? '4e neces- owners
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-02-02

The worst enemy of the taxpayers il.
the man who advocates a Standing Army
IN time Of profound peace in our State
at cost of half million of dollars
year
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The CarrOlton Conservative announces
the death of Col. F. Capers Adams, the
electromagnetic and Superintendent
of Public Instruction in Carroll county.
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TUESDAY = FEBRUARY 2, 1875.

GOOD NEws.-To-day (2nd) the House
passed by large majority resolution to
adjourn on the 18th inst.
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the Taxpayers -.

etizsn Of f' 4 our "n,.. subscribers, respected
$500 taxes s4ss ago. | paid less than
aas $1,000 with prospect of my f taxes
their households. not able to save
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-02-02

AS peace measure, the Govern or of
South Carolina has disbanded the negro
militia of that State.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1875-02-02

To the advocates of the Standing Army
scheme, we would say: Let US have
peace.
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HOOSE-TWENTY-F FOURTH IA,
MONDAY, Feb. ! u

MONDAY, Feb l, ISL
IN committee on Corporations
70 amend an Act incorporatinm .S- AN !
NatcheZ, approved july 20. $50 n nna Ctty
caring valid the exercise ofcarfo im" Iof
o OF the Mayor and Aldermen. with p I p "
| o94. an Act declaring valid the 49, -, D. \
certain powers by the Mayor and AIdo.s
OF the city of Natchez. as sn ri,Sf.a
passed "e supStltGa
Mr.. Harris moved to reconsider +ho No..
whereby S. }. Res, relative to On ' nr.. ~
1 n1ehc OF the Constitution of the Sta t-,
mlsslss1ppI. providing for biennial sos,i,
VI the Legislature, failed to pass its 4.
Inc motion was lost by the follow.
'o1e-a two-thirds vote being rponirpS
cas- Messrs. Atkins, Applewhifp. Ave.
W lu OF Pearl, Boyd of Attala, Row.
ia arren. Bufkin, Cook, Chamberlin. Gba
1T Gam pDell, Crecelius. Deval .Dpnsr
eel eenlSIer, Ford. French, Gill. Greer G.
f Ioh5' norton of Pontotoc. Handy. liar,
eo,i oI ltawamba, Johnston. of Desc
,ont LIS, Mackey. Martin, McNeesp Palm
60, ey Ton: Reese, Rogers of Yalobpsf
, ,nith OF azoo. Spight, Smith of Tunic
tn iLn VI jasper, StOckstill, Street. SpeImg
, 49, oouthWorth, Tison, Walker of {
a ~ ArsCCMessrs: Brunt, Boyd of YAM
,ob H. Gcttor, Chiles, Chavis, Davis, En-
r Faria aa[Tls0n' kendrick, Lynch, Lander
,Inb Di monroe athan Patterson. RAJ
rne' S Ssrcnafds OF Lowndes. Smith of Ga
n of Tnu1,aerS, Sr kes, Truehart, Thomg
NMionroe-26. e'NeiiS' "h'Ve' " "'H5
erred: Nele Introduced al J
State 90 9NuIl;ilvan:-AnAAct to secure
nts Of o. Go Mississippi Gel; tain lands UNI
~. y, MI ti snllivan.-An Act to change.
NE Time of holding Court I'm certain o.
=, ~ me eleventh Judicial dAstrict rsa /
s;n mr. IIson-An Act to SECURE tieSr
am al lands heretofore granteJ. to nro !
9TH 9TH appralsement and sale Of same. all r
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HOUSE-TWENTY-FIFTH DAY
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1875.
MIR: SULLIVAN, Speaker pro tenn.

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 1875.
MR. SULLIVAN, Speaker pro tenn,
A BILL permitting road overseers To to,-
der an order on the county treasury ;ns+oo,,
OF paying cash, as now required by law for
.,noer taken by them to repair roads :.
MesSrs. Ilson and Spight favored the hin
-heSsrs. Clover opposed, and the bill passed
SENATE bill of last session to lease car-
IAN state lands in the city of Jackson a.
~'o per acre. Mr.. Street moved to strife
ou' oo ana insert 'to the highest bidder ~
mr. hendrick. (col.) moved to tabla 1ost
yeas 81, nays 80; Messrs. Tisop. Cannho1,
ers' 'col.), of Marshall, Lynch. (coll
anu CloVer favored the amendment.
I-eSsfs. feyton' kendrick, (col.) and Har-
10 l'oi'} opposed. Mr.. Avery moved 70
Cho OIL and amendment to the .Jpd;-
iary committee; carried.
nh COTTON Weigher special Comn,;..
eported general bill AUTHORIZING r.
supervisors to appoint cotton wei,,ho. c
a"iehds the Code which allows poa.,l
Layor and Aldermen Of townSo,ao:.. VI I
opolnt weighers; it was considoroa o.''e' 70 n
myth and finally went owe a. sumo d,
les. over under the h,
In nH 1AS1Fs' (col) introduced Joint re of of
x Mu ao)ourn sine die on Feb. 25tb
otreet said that there war re
'ioim OILS, the salary bin wos o,o
ye' uuder consideration and boi, III
~ gnu IL out on that line if if tool
= ner until those bills were cons;a fix
nc therefore moved to table g.. ties
conversation; motion 70 t.h1a oor
loira Oh nays 90. Mr.. TiSo, tor
'"'heu his vote that he voted s.l lson for
earlv d. was in favor of fxinp
,da af,y Gay. Mr.. Cessor (col., movaS
ed 1 ~ postpone; Mr. Gayles loo1"
T ~ W 'aoie carried, yeas 45, naxs 90 Y
naoa n moved to strike out "25tb ins+ ,, fire
dono =; io,h INST lie said NOTHING boa aoo
~ ee - 'ne twenty-eight DAYS n 49, ~
= ' ~ aor 'ne Interest of the people ans ool'
in w. oeiieVe that anything Womb ~ toget
b. "eAe twenty-three dave n as fo
rtont -, as disposition to stavo "a. From
'an' oils, and consider hills 80 80 Oh "E
.no"sht by fixing the time the t,
SEQ 49, 90 "h early day, the Honso sey's
,ills % :o necessity of consider;na to be
TO st IMPORTANCE. Mr.. Pevtoa hbrar
Mr. ~ out 'lS" and insert some
lew tba tea ~ (col.) said that these.
en- oivon .ne proper attention had mons
W tbat H. ~ important legislator Star o
nout,, haua house had not done wbat office,
.solntion oone he favored the or;a with a
nents. anu moved to table -. two no
:. Cbana "o''on lost; yeas - nane Mr.. p
. man mored the previous nays lower f
n n.atned Mr.. Peyton favo us ques- sured
g enonob ~ INST; he said two weels occupy
nass thn The House would oo ta and sto
ent ade reform bill. Mr.. pevton,, sufficier
! was vas. adopted and the sS motio as
er was tabled. hotion to
CO.. CT moved to call the sa,orr -, The
u Iah of the Whole and . OIL for the
tie to susnend "uuid require two reported
uge number of poi hules). There for the y
-er (Mr. Avery) rploa u order. to-wit:
ro ."e motion was lost aaa o''on Alcorn
''0S refused to consider t n.a the roll, Clar
VIC saia- fax, Frar
Kinds. F
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Cost of Public Prfm ting.

Ed. CLARION: In examining the re.
port of the Secretary of the State, / find
a mistake in the total sum paid for Pub
lie Printing, for 1874. of twelve thousand
three hundred and seventy-three dollars.
call your attention to the fact, so that
those who may casually examine the
total cost of Public Printing may not be
deceived as to the true amount.
Respectfully,
Feb. I'd, 1876. S. L.
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COMMENTS ::

On referring to the Report, we find
that our correspondent is correct. The
grand total stated by the Secretary
of State, for 1874, is $66, 433 81, while
the itemized account as rendered by him.
self sums up an aggregate of s78, 800 81,
as follows:
OF PUBLIC PRINTING, RE-
PORTED BY SECRETARY OF STATE, 1874
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WEEKLY CLARIoN-Two dollars per year and
An extra copy to getter up of club Of ten
or more.
DAILY CLARION One Dollar per Month.
In future paper will be discontinued when
time expires.
, 1875-06-02
ELSEWHERE,

SUPREME COURT or ILLINOIS.
spte1at U,sratsh 10 7'he cAtoaas fr.buns.
MOUNT VERNON, ILL.,. Juno 1.-The supreme
Court for tbs Bouthorn Grand Division Of ILL.,
no,s uat nj this place at 2 p. M. to-day, for tho
transaction of business at the regular June term.
frcsens, tho Hon. JOHN II. Scott Chief Juatlce /;
Piuckpsy II. Walker, si1noy Brccso. Denjamin
IL. Sheldon, William Il. 3IeAllnsEor, john schol-
Asll, Alfred McOsa!g, Associate Justices.
te sntlrct TO call uAtil Thuradny nc1t tho 81
inat.
Tho foloNing orders weze malo and motions
hoard III Court dustng TO- days Brsaion.
kEIIEAMINo DOCKET.
No. Z. 81. Louis II Southeastern Nstlroad Comrkny
". william Dosmer; Aplaal from Hamilton. This
W. an aetson inr9 yag tns hahttty q eomnon CIV;
tuaamsnt tor thu rlanir, nnd aRainst ths ralroal.
Judgment Of lower cuurs affirmed A. tho Juuo term,
's,. Ct ts Supreme Emit, ,Arsaa'. e:ssa r
ths pelititn for rchearux IL teu3ed.
No. !. M!lo4 Hewitt u. John 7. Johpson: appsa,
nos assigned brl1rs nstutii1 pcfi I'D mt plesd ID
fraud and nisrepEesentaoa " tls q een!!oa. Juds-
Drs. IN ~ roat ss!2M L. ano n
ttehearng H. ket. After duo confederation the peu-
don for Fehelrng IL denied.
"a rsy. Taa va lii IL Ga.nsesy fof 50 iaiuu: I.r
!on eu]nln9 sale under special execution issued
eE m y ensos ., t
fehssFinI: N!he4Eitg denied.
1Amcs Harrington u Al W. III ~ Steers 81 H.; error
toHabs4h. Ptition for reheasinH. Th!a caas II A.
Ready faltxr ia N4r of th!< Hstst xa4 u known
Renetaliy tho Harrington wiil.c.se gy he opnon
sd IN thia eause at June term. l'btt tbs huncurx.
1--WE Will Ut snrY II. Harrington was declared lavsia
- nuncuE4ttou. Judge Green. Of Mount Carmel,
eoHnsc for Thu legates, Nary sltesc, lea hia retol
fof r he4TiuK. TAr Court lo-,lay decided Tho lol
t!on, Grsu,!ug reheaftag anl ssglnent. Thu eau4a
WI, 1t ia expected, te argued orally II this tcs'n+
lar ROCKET.
No. n, Nolert II, Grant Ut H. ", Ellis Wright
epCeAl Il jna Jackson. Oelsr naz1e to 1oekut casa
No. l4a, OF Juno term, ls1a; B. r. h1usA ". VIII
Am 4. LenlslA tppeAi from Jantton Ths 10 1asoi'
III Tits cAks WAS written and hlel u shs jnHs term,
sasns year. Ths statute having nla1s Au important
eAauge u Thu law coaCesnng Interpretations, directly
aaecing the canas, stay uf proceedings grautsa
ai s4e ttdstea On the docket for further ar.
EaLsnt,
No. y. John H. Ritz, ko., VI. Ths People, 6c.; srro
70 wAsA!ngton, Matioa 10 Guech rutnrn ,nads n
!Hns term 1874, sustained, AUD lAays g1tsa 10 with
dfxx papers Ut tass tsfm Au1 A1asuI tsturn,
Nos 81, 3d. 81, G d. "a, G3, Bi, o., and I'll. In tL
A1ovs tases : motion was easrctl tur rule On tn
Bt1tn IA rutufn wrs III hs possession fnr services.
10. a., Thou.sx u. Turner ~. Law!a Ellis; errot Il
seHeisou. Aotlon 70 make writ Of srtof I super
ssaAA4,
No. ii, John G. Jones o. Il. ". john ". Nssiy
errur 10 AspInbh. Death Of JQpos plaiuttt ia arol
aukasafod, and molten Mads 10 hubs tkute Issia.
20. George Blons 81 u. n. Warrington DnvAl
ess. tFvE 10 Agngos,. 4otlSn for tuls N HIaIaAl
III error to i'll Additiousl security.
1 motion xA mAls 10 admit to prsalos Q,
, 1875-06-02
GAMBLERS AND THE P1t.Iok

II tie Eiitor Of Ths Chteaao 1ribRns:
CuIAoo, Juna 1.-uow can you expect that
the poltpe will exort themselves to detect aud
arrest gamblers, tunaoiata, and oonadauco msu.
when they not ouiy havs percsutage Of their
profits Aseoed out Of farmers and county m or
chants, but ARC 20 largely Indebted to the oriut-
1al classes for tho votes which retain them on
the police fosce7 Thore ia hardly = man on tlls
police force wAo does not owc his place to viii
liugnees to 70 tool and wink at the crooks and
tuns OF tho criminal olasaea, II 10 Hike Nc
Doua!d and not Jake Rehm who ,s Buperintoud-
cnt OF tho Police. II Nv Mike Mcdonald and not
MI. colvin who IL acting Mayor Of Chicago. Tho
notn,na, Superintendent and tho nominal slavcr
dare not call their Official souls their own when
jn the pregsncs Of tho Boss OF the Criminal
Hing. Were tho Mayor sud Ruperiotandept dis.
posed And not Afaid to do thG!F duty IN tho exe-
c,,t1on Of the laws, II would tako hut Sergeant
aud twenty mon iuat one woek to drive every
contiaeace man from the city and close every
gambling dan and mock tuctton-shop, xnd koop
tnom closed. hut It would take 600 OF 60,tiO0
pal4ccmen ~ cowardly and lneiic.snt - Tho
i,rosant GOO 10 drive evan ona hunko man from
the city. Where there's will there's way, but
tn tho present Instance .the will IL under the
wrong Int, " boss" MoDonaId'1 Instead Of Mayor
oolylnx. e. ].