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were also one or two pools on tho Hurdle
solute selling about even against the field.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-18

SECOND DAY OF THE SPRING TRoTTING MEET
MG-LADY MILLS AND HARRY sPANKER THE
, 1876-05-19
TIE CITY-IIALL.

The receipts Of tho City Treasurer yesterday
wcro 81, 7sO from the Winter department.
Tho Committee on the Drtdcwctl is caIlcd for
this afternoon in the City Clerks Office at o'clock.
Aid. Cullertons COMMITTEES on Rules for The Conn.
eli will meet at p. m. Tomorrow. and the Conn
mittee on Schools IL called Tor Tuesday, tho 13d
lust.
Examinations Of tho books Of ex.Clty Collector
Won IIollen will be bcg1n by forcc Of clcrks 10
10 employed for the purpose a. eoon as tho Depart.
mcnt can bo moved Into the rooms now occupied
by tho Water Department. The Collectors rooms
aoon 30 made: 4 door viii b. cut through from
tho Con1Ptrollcr's office, 40 that Dir. lIayca can
hayc easier supervision and haatcn the work. As
before Htnted he ncs not expect to find crtuss and
dcacta shown In tho bonlfe hut thinks that fntute
collections only will SHOW the amount Of the dc.
falcatlen.
Tic Board Of Public Works think that Mayor
TIoync, in part of his inaugural ntdscss, did not
remember that It was some Montha aSo when the
entire force Of water police, several street fore.
9 @ .hc aa esTs " wefs hy
reduced a'ont 81, 900 month. It il, howovcs,
admitted thnta further testenchment Ii nccessary
r,ado In that quarter, and a general cut down In
help aud sa!nrcs IL daily looked for. soycrnl ni
the Doarsls arc looking for tho ordc1s that will
mnkc them no longer servants Of tho city.
builder Inspector ua1cy addressed ictsor to
Mr. Adams Of tho Law Department few days ago,
asking for an ornon on hls a'a!leys) power to e.
Hofo certain objectionable buildings. reply,
and the grounds that aicy will act npof III future,
may nc fonoa in Tho following. which Ia a part Of
Mr. Aaams' answer:
$50 far m can Learn from investigation Of tho
subject referred to In your communication, bnitd-
ings Within the ''bnrnel district" wcsc not
authorized to bo erected BY any law OF oeln.
nnce; but owing to tho cx!gcncy nsih1ng from the
great flre Of 1871 were erected by The tncit con-
sent md with the full knowledge 6f tho authorities
Of the clty Ih!s being true, They cannot DO 70;
moved without compensation to the owners and
know Of no Jay or ordinance authorizing you 10
Comptroller Hayes was not little pleased yes.
tcrday TO receive the following lctter from lnrge
banking. .houso Of New England. and '!o regards 1t
n' ~ omen Of the Eood ti.ncs soon 70 CONS:
Chicago certiacates Ecgulntly sstuea signed y tho
r5ghtJa Mayor. at 2 per cent interest! II 50,
please atate the shortcst time you have them to
!nn: II the certificates can be ind in regular and
lawful FORM, l think wonld like the abovo
amount; but I want to knnw that they nse in form
80 as to stand the legal tesf, and shall feel snt!s
fed With your opinion as to that point We now
own $50, 600 Of them duo In june"
ME. Hayes snys that be will reply Al noon ~
possible, accepting the offer lle does not wish to
and viii send thosr prepared beforo The CANVASS OK
Mr: Hoynn for Mayor and signe1 BY ex-Mayor
COlyin.
, 1876-05-19
already satisfied that to push ths investigation -
snccssrful snd Il must tight bitterly "a overcome
The obstacles thrown IN It's way.
THE CouNTY-Du1LD1NG.

Tho county ambulance 10 NOW drawn BY new
team, which coet the county $500.
In The Evans quo wnrrantn cnee Judge Moore
ycstcriny gnvc Mr.. Cal1aghnn until Tomorrow
morning To Gle his answer, when tho petition will
be argued and dIspuecd Of.
Tho Grand Jury has concluded to hold over few
days next week, or IL would seem so ftpm tho fact
that all the jail cases hnvo been ordered 10 be
really Monday mud Tucsdny.
al" Eank1n*, Indicted few days ago torkcep:
lng = gambling. .honEc, came into tho, Criminal
81, COO, i. i. Irudo and Thomas Doyd becoming
Ills eutc.ies.
will visit tile Normal achnos At EnElcwnod .aay,
for the purpose Of inspecting tho grounds, and with
avtew To arccrtatnlnE how !he unstghtly holes
therein cnn 6c best gotten til Of.
rcrannnl faxes, had little difficulty yesterday with
tlclrRc McCrumle, which can,c vefy near being
knpck down. Mccromhte rotuscd to satisfy sehar.
levy being male. The iast aAy.cce were TINT war.
rant for McCro1ubies arrest whs In tho hands Of an
officer.
Tne Tnanso cS@,cs oGcned, BID;
soi fssv days ago. Tie Si..s were or numcrens, the
or si S II TSe s eomm;'!ss 's asfesa = ssii
authorized to be sold Until tho building fund 10
agatn reduced.
Tho Sheriff WINS In thoughtful mood yesterday,
and It all cane Of Ills hnring reeclvc rosthltcard
Iools s out for ~ bencn. '% whtch va. ronsh PIC.
ture Of q gun, from lie tnuzze Of which IN l!idc.
scribab}c N,nse was escaping llo Ind been told q
II" ssoos hInl o sst @ and tho rosa cas wss
miHtcr. lie tayB hn htla received several similar
rsvc; ot late an hu thnks hr csn traSe thYs
10 cersain parties, who blame him for It III.
, 1876-05-19
The House Decides to Gust Mr.
Clapp, tho Public Printer.
Gist of Lord Derby's Lntest Note
on tho Wtnslow Case,
More Disgusting Testimony Concerning
Carpet-Bag Rule in Louisiana.
Tie Naval Committee Find Nothing Tan.
Elblo In tho Drlstow Charges.
Fitshugh, tho Model Doorkoeper, Will
Be Allowed to Resign.
PUBLIC l,R1NTING.
WHAT PARTISAN NEANNEss WILL. sTooP TO

WHAT PARTISAN MEANNEss wiLL sTooP TO.
Sptctat Hlspdtch to 7ns Tribune.
WASHINGTON, hiay 18-Thc partisan Unfair
nces which aas characterized tllu ons!re tnvestI
CATION Of tho Government Printer Intended II
to tho end. Tl's morning tho Comnittce
brought tp BILL hack to the 1la,lsc, modified 30
as To givn the Fnenrf printing to Rtvcs for the
rost Of tho session Of this Congress, leaving
It open to competition afterwards. The per-
setcncy with Which the Don,ncrntlc members Of
tho Printing Committee tnsiatcd upon forcing
the 11ouso TO contract Will Rivcs, md tho rcr.
eonnl efforts used 10 force this bill upon the
Honsc, excited grcat establishment md pro-
no,lncct opposition. Tho hill waa passed With tho
psInsLng tho Rttard tie contracts dhn1l hc ore, 70
eon,pettton. Tho unfaIrncss with which tho bill
wins managed In tho H0nfe was in Enrmnny With
the rartlean lscni.nent nf tho Pnhc pr!ntet In tho
Committee. The Republicans wero
ALLOWED LrTTIn TIME ron DEBATE
they been, they wn'ld have bcun able tb t0w TINT
tho Government Printer had not been permitted tho
right 0f crose.rxnI,inntf1n; that hc hnd not llcen
represented by counsel; that the create! portion
g; ven iy, Ttt sf'Yv'nsf; ~
Government Printer, mud who wished to have tho
entire Eystcm nj printing by tho Government
abolished. They wond hare showed thai. the
Mse'1 ,hr s sonant ~ Sy s
they had fu, RcccHs 10 the hooks Of the Government
Printer after they were delivered 10 THO Committee
nndcr snbrnna land that once when u became Hcc-
cseary for tho Government Primer tn tho eo'!rno
found out Of the custody OF the Committee in tho
house Of Hive.
, 1876-05-19

WHAT TUE sTAR-CEtAMnEN nip YESTERDAY.
The Grnn1 Jury ycstcsduy put In considerable
txolid work, md tho best evidence or its xoty 10
4he fact TINT tho county officials wero in cond.
ton Of great anxiety. The several ylelis n,ao Tic
1aat week by committees Of thu Jury sppcared to
ttsve had telling effect upon such officials have
Rattened upon the revenue derived fratI contract.
Iord with the county. and, knowing something OF
twhAt had been discovered, thclr nervousness WIS
}and without caurc.
The witnesses examined during tho day In tle In
fTestigntlons we've Mr.. Bingham, OF thu Ileeord-
{o1'a oIice, Franc WIthie. air. MCLEAN, md Wnr.
den Kimberly. Of tlu Insane Asylum. Mcssrs.
}Wi]kic and Kimberly wcre the principal witnesses.
The nature Of tho formers testimony ID in doubt.
From what ho raid tsfors going Into tho Jury
broom. It was understood Tint to had tao to nnfold
aboas how Won linllen sot rid ot his nlonpy In tho
knowledge Of Va. lla!|eos downfall, Ka!nel from
T. 1Sn md eons;Hnt esses'*ti"n e. wish ! i H. nut:
hdisclosures under tl!B hrad and Aptne that may
hsaa to sun,ry 1 naesnrn q K:asnEhopts
fWaa that hs SHOULD bo protected froln prosccn.
E<ton % 9r not j. r., re- known, It wa. a1sn saId
send: IT, q Ii. ny sGa o.S wh9 p1;cs'
sts!sy: willie, w1!'s ,n sn,'mal,nx a, int n ta!le;on
FttAstmmoas ~ liar to BIZ fuee, null kon,e wora
Etnelnea 70 bsl!ose thss wilkie ha hecn called 70
,o's at hts assosto' ~ ill., Noth.s hut .iaa wi!l settle
voluntssrs 10 reproduce is !Iencc Ii his % fayo,s
pfat In The Same manner TINT v betrayed thu CON
The other wltnc.a of importance. snd the ono
who mado The county oflleials most neryous,. wus
sa u. S ss s ',s t1s au e se osYk a1t I
Ee1amlnhtion covered d wide raugc. liz Ind with
im lot Of books @ md paprrs baonglng 10 she il.
}were duplicates of re1nistlona ind Hills Il g"ods
tsxh,eh bad been received Of Pc!lolat and nthers,
, 1876-05-19
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, MAY 10, 1875.

mfttea. 1t Is understood that l.is statement has
already been covered by his letter to Miss
Sweet. Campbell will also bs examined by
Caulhcld's Cornmlttco with respect to the tcs-
tmony Of Munson and To1ste1otte about tho
Marshal's office. Mr., Campbell epont tho t!ay
IN rrnt1'ug the testimony tnkc,, BY CaN1aodr Coms
mittce which rc1atcd In htmself.
iNSANH ASYLUM 1NvEsTI1ATfON.
Dr.. Andrew Mcfarland, Superintendent Of Oak
Lawn Aeylrm, Illinois. testified here tpday in tho
1nranc Aeylum Invedt|Eatfon In relation to the Van
kcwen cnrc. The purpose Of cnllinE the witness
was apparently Ia show that hn had discharged the
son VI Mrs, Van Kewen, Of Chicago, hccAWac t,s
thought that ale WIN t,crron who might complain
Of him. Tho prosecution attempted TO break Nc.
FarfnHh down by recurring n lho investigation os
dcrch on him IN 1H5u, when he III charge Of the
Jacksonville Asylum.
Mr.. Hewitt. OF the Foreign Affairs Committee,
has completed hls report un the Emma Alne. He
unlfrrly cxnnnrntes Minister Schcnck from any
frnNlutent intent In c,nnecttoD with the trantRc-
ton, bat ecnanree HIN severely tor tho impEuprtety
representative OF this Government.
, 1876-05-19
NOTES AND NEWS.

CGtHECTIQN.
sp<cto, ni,patrh "a 7ns Tribune.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 18-A tt(snatc1, has
hccn .ct f,o, ,,crc ,yo,, ,as "a ~, ,,,cnr.
"een 'sh' t''ls 'cFe ""e'l i's c9eatea m '''eot'
Drnnrtment rnnrcrn,nr 1rrol,trrf1cr notca snr.
ron,o,c,, ,,v Nn,,o,a, p,ni,. ,rha a.,.ana",
l1as bpcn made tint the amount nf grecntacks
received far rctlsn,t,fn ls turnrd ,nt1 t,c rsas
",, s, sr .ho. snse.. n.u' @ Assss,
nty assd Ascd lof other puTpnscS. This Il not
fact. Whenever al bank VI hch d res to rcliNauah
nnv rorftor If Its circulation 10 ,p,,, t ,,,t.t,
IT, ,n.1t,,,, ,,,,,a. ~ n'..e,' ae A.. .,.
deposit. tho equivalent in grccnback., The neare.t
suh.Trcns,trcr rcccirtnc tho drposlt lis cl.nrccd
W." ~, ssa ,'e an'n 1c. as'ac ~ INC redemption
agency 3ot tAe fcAe!npsion OF tic nutca when they
may DO forwarded. 7ha identical grrenbacks
themselves may bc used 81 other uub)ic money re-.
crtv.A fv sr,,.r.,.o.n,c-. i,rt III. ",ao,,u. kai3
e.. ,s,1s,,,ut,.. :. s.,..s. Wv ,.t,." u" nu
~" ie"o"'p1,oa ~ "i"ayn hcpt I'''o'a'e. an
Natlonsi flank ue'as wsh they rspfescn. % l,svo W.
been received md Cancelled
Secretary nrstow In con,ee.on viii, he nmsknof
ssss %sss IN a es co ! a9S II M tho sst Fiat s
agreed upon a Bill for Duckncrs relief. The hffl
vim lEaTn By Tucker; q yifeIn,s. attsr t@i II:
waa Chairman, nnl examination by tt of iii vii.
nerecs who Ind alleged Improper action Ia tho case
'' iien Ess!estane' M II tho Cincinnati, Times, 1,as
lie removal of Secretary pFIstow. Il IA s underss
stood TINT aonc Of thu Government nrintnp nnticr
the control Of tho Treasury DcpartmcnE which
was f0rmcly given TO the Cincinnati 3In,ss l,as
been transferred to somo other paper. anl Egsles.
tone. WIN lad Interview with tic President ycs-
Ills principal accusations arc that Secretary Bril-.
tow hos not been loyal to tho Republican party,
nd TINT II many why's hla olllctal md privatc acts
hnVO tended TO weaken rntEcr than tn Rtfcngthcn It,
, 1876-05-19

meeting Of tho Chlcago Cricket Clah will be
held Friday evening, at 7:1O, In Ronm 3, Dorc
block, northwest corner Madison ord Stats etreets
Senator Roach, OF the California Legislature.
will speak In Fhrwcti 1iail Saturday evening, in
relation 10 the question Of Chtnehc Immigration,
which ls making 70 extraordinary Stir In tie
Pacific StnteB.
Young women, strangers In tho city. .scektng
employment md assistance, hre Invited to the
atrangera' meeting, held every Fr1ay afternoon at
tho rooms of tic Ouod Sannsltan Society, No.
175 Randolph street.
, 1876-05-19
ROBESON.
WHAT 11,s lNQuIsrroHs DISCOVERED.
6pecia. Nspalch to 7Hs tribune.

WASHINGTON. u. r.. Nav 1H.-The Nnvn1 Ex.
,,s' ,,f,.. f -. - "'s' 49, ~ 49,.
pcnditurea COMMITTEE fsas concluded Its invehu-
cation of the rclnttons ot JuY Cooke, AlcCullocd d
20. ~ !,a'at heclo ascnts N Aonaon. iho IT,
suit Is TINT the Committed find nothing un1AM-
fut Ia tho transaction, Tic Democratic ,ncm-
49, 49,, aha~~,,.oa .,,ot .,o1 ,,n,,s ~. so,,,,,
pefs als ehssfihea that ti'ey nave hot 1ou1'a
soHcthing In this matter TINT can bu reported
nufsvo,ah,v Tho rrnnosttion IN tain tha tc.+t.
e. n" "pos's."e W .1.,, s1ae s"s ~, .e's'. s,..
nohy u MRS. !toeesoa was sc1ccteo ny the
Committee; vet tho Naval Committee propsr
, 1876-05-19


rAEIs, Alay II. Tho removal OF the somnna Of
Jules Mteslulet ths historian. who died Feb 0,
1874, takes ptacs to-day, md fully 5O, 600 per-
sons limo tho ronsa to the csmctory OF Pcra La
Chaipe. Deputatlons from the French Institute,
tho College of Franco, md other bodion attanlcd.
Measures have been taken to prevent any palitlcA
tnnnllGaatlon,
Nnw rAnA6UATAN MINISTER,
PAlsrs, Mny lB.-8cnhor E. Aachain, Para
kuayan Minister, will pEcaeut his credentials 10
Prehllcnt hfacbtahon Tomorrow, thus rcHt0rtnE
diplomatic relations between Franco and Paraguay,
suspended Ia 1B7::.
MOlK WAA vEesEEs.
CoHBrAxriNorLH, May lb.-Soreral additional
Frcncl, aud Austrian men.of.wi5 have arrived In
tho DosphnrnA
THE AsrNEsTr BILL DEFEATED.
vnE1AstLEs, May 1H-Tho ChbmbsE OF
Deputies tAis afternoon rr]ectad the motion Of II.
ltaspail fer complete amnesty bJ vota Of 30A to
g.
ii. harcou, Radical. introduced a motion for
nmnesty for tll common law odcnaos committed
with political object.
htnister Duiauro opposed the motion. TIe do
clarel that pasdons would be granted in tho pro-
portion in which the Chamber Ecfrainod from In.
slstlng upon amnesty.. The Government would
show no lentency towards those who continued 10
dfsplsy violence sud hato in anonymous pamphlots
md urticlca.
jpEity.
, 1876-05-19

SpecIst hspatch to 77e ntbnaA
Rock ISLAND. H., May ia grand trial n
eulkr plows took plaes st Wiliinn G'enn's farm,
In Coal Valley Township. to.day. THIS competing
rtows were: Docso d Co.'S "Gilpln," tho Moline
P|ow Conrany's 'Evsns, " thu Davenport P,aw
Eompany's iulky, the st. Louis "Hnghcs,~ and
B. u. Buford Il Co.'S rsock lslhnd su1ky
"Drowne." Tho jndscs appointed BY the farmers
present unanimonaly awarded the hrst premium 10
tho IIufor antky for lest work and 1ghtast dfnft
, 1876-05-19
Exit H0WEN.

New YonK, May l6-At largo meeting Of
Plymouth Church Tonight the resolution expcllIng
Henry c. Dowes. VIVA offered, wlpn Clarence Bowen
handed In The protest uf his fathor against such
and vote VA thon lakon on tho resolution, whIci
carried unanimously,
, 1876-05-19
0RlTtlAhY.

8pfcfdi biEpoch to The 115un4.
M1NNEaroLss, hinn., May la.-V. J. Walker,
Professor Of Latin In lie Stale University, died
suddenly Of neuralgia Of the bowels this morning,
Prot Walker had been nlany ycart TEACHER In thts
State ant In California, and waa onu Uf tho Mozt
prominent educators OF this country.
, 1876-05-19


11tILspALE, Mich, May 13.-1 notice in ypnr
''Supplemeut" Of tho 1ath inst, In the conmu.
nicated article entitled ''Mo9sy. and Some Facts
in Regard to It. allght mistake. In spenklng OF
'the dollnr which IL the unit of tho United statea"
country in thu year l7DG." Thts IL, helieve, a
m!ptaks. am tbs owner OF what IL called
Washington nolar. Pcrfcctan.l unblemished.--
one Of the @n'a!l nun bur 1rBt Issued, ,-of which.
IN n ereatoly Informed: not tlnxen aEe now extant
tho worls, '.!Inndscd Ccnts-One Dnl'ar OF Unit"
Tn tho one tila tl,e hcad Of Washington uador tho
word ''tAbefty," mud fifteen stars. Subsequent
the thirteen original H!ates. On tu seyetse side Il
what was undoubtedly designed 70 represent an
eagle. inclnsed within wreath OF oslyc, and tho
whale surrounded with "ttMlscd atates Of Amer.
ics;n, but tho b!n!. of whatever kind Intended.
thnn "tte bird of Joye.' make thls slight car.
rcetton ~ tho interesting article Of "Kato
referred 70, solely In the interest OF hts-
tot1cal accuracy. Very respectfully,
NkonoE ". ANpnEwb,
, 1876-05-19

-. We MAKE OVER OLD MATTRESSES,
making them ~ good ~ new 1t slight expense.
We Also ateam.eu feather pillows and beds froe-
tna them from all smsll. Ht!gos, Jenkins j. Ra1on,
20 ard ~ Etats 1tkest acu ~ ktuds af hedd!p8.
, 1876-05-19

READE-K1RKLAND-AtG Grace Church, Chics
e. IN tho 18th inst, by tic 1tev. Dr.. Locke, T.
W. Kcadc, N, D., Of Tnronto. Canada, 10 AMMO,
daughter Of Alexander Kirkland, Ka1.
, 1876-05-19
AlEXICO. .

NBv oRLEAxs, La., May l8.-Ths Galveston
NsuS Brownsville special says: "Ths Revolu-
<tonists commenced moving outaf lhtahoEss lAss
: Ganxalca s4lli1eaxa&htA EosRtnS H1&h kho
, 1876-05-19

ground. bcAttid frs tHumphAntly marched on to
tho West Twelith etrnet 8tatton, and tho butcher
returned to hta home happy In Tho recovery OF his
atcldn money.
, 1876-05-19
rearguord, II h thsusht. u join Dtaa and attaep
EscobcdSs forces. whs e!s eais stda M 1asonAA
Advancing ou NstAnotaa."


LoSnox, May ia kaard dispatch Ia ~ Tina
says Congress bAs passed The article of the const-
tuition on elementary edueltEon- Tho artic!s II d
distinctly retrogreshIve character. tndcs Il edu.
cation will hs uelthet free nor compulsory.
, 1876-05-19

WHY WILL PEOPLE PAY SBch PRICES
for furniture. when, by golag 10 Iiolton iildfeth
22b sad gG7 Htatq street, they could saye from 10
10 20 per cent on everything lhoJ bpys 1kNiN ply
yQn to ~ thnm4 II
, 1876-05-19

III ths Editor NJ TAs Trihuns.
CHICAGO, May ISL desire 10 protcat ugnlnst
tho strange nssault uron tho character n! tho Hon.
N. II. Bovec which appeared In your coiuu'na. It
accma To ME that gentleman 30 eminent, 20 gen.
fal in dItpoaltlon, and 70 open In oil his conduct,
should bo safe from snch m ex .paftc arsntgnMcnt
In tho papers TIL hn had reasonable ttn0 given
him to state his so Of tho ulnttcr. do not Claim
any intimacy with Mr.. Dsvce, but | Aave known
him well for twenty ycarh, and. while admit ho
has Foino ceccntrcities and carclrtsness tn rInlng
1unncIa mnttcrs, 10 not hcl!cyc h!m dlshoncst OF
capable Of deliberate untruthfuneks.
! do not believe thnt lie represented to my ono
that label was sentenced any differently than llo
had been. According TO your article, 1t seems thht
he Informed Mr. Wilcox before lie gave the check
that he had ho money In the bank to meet It. Just
then. Iio perhaps wrote some humorous exp1ann-
tlon nftcrwari to Mr. Wilcox. In requesting film 10
hnld tho check i!ttfo longer. Your article con.
vcys tho idea that Mr.. Uuyce, having received tho
money for his expenses H. Washington to
prpcnro the pardon, bus nnw abandoned Ills mission,
and Is c1pensilng tho money on hItnrelf.
Thfa, too, bel1oye III utterly false. You mny
disagree with tho vcws Of 1}oyeo on capital pun.
ishnlcnt, but to Aneer at hIs philanthropy as you
do. md bsant HIN, on thft ao wing as fraud and
a chcat IL unworthy 0f SO atr.mtndel journalist,
and 1t must have crrpt Into your paper tnadvotant-
y. JUSTICE.
This ia not the A.nt tmo that Mr.. Boycc hns car.
rled his eccentttctfea fn trlAihg financial matters
fnr az to abcct lin, first 10 lEgn! investigation, at
leart to unpfcuHant comments from persons who
lave aon,e respect for honchty and truthf11uess.
, 1876-05-19
GERMANY.

8HTTL8D,
DEnrTN, May 1B.-The differences os epfnfon ~
The relations Of the Imperial and Prunstan Govern
tnenta which threatened 10 involve The ro.trrmeai
Of Minfsscr Camphauscn, have been sAtistae4oiil1
dett1td,
, 1876-05-19

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
GRAND COUNCIL
There will be q regular n,eotinK Of tho Grand
Council of tho Cook County Central Republican
Club at Republican headquarters, cornnr ut Lako
md Ctatk streets, this evening at 1850 o'clock
The Executive Committee meets at 0:30 p. NJ. 10
transaction Of business. WILLIAM AIpnlcn,
Preadnnk
, 1876-05-19

IHH EAlIA0O A4RSAhLni4Es
Eptcsaf Disp0tch to Ia TftbuH<
WARRINGTON, D. G., May 1a-Marshal Camp
bell arrived here this morning, and will bo e1-
aRaspsd ta-mozroa ha tho Civil He5ztco Gem,
, 1876-05-19

Nh. uARplHa's CONJUNCTION WITH TnB GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

Mn. 1ARDlH1's coNEECToN WITH THE GLOBE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
n tae Etfor qf Tha Tribune.
CHtcAoo. Mny IL, lin your Issue Of Frldhy you
give all abstract Of bill fled IN the mana Of Frank
Fulansbcc ~ tcccl1ct Of tim Mercantile Insurance
Company, In which many lenso chargcs arc mh.le
arhrst mo and others in connection With the
ulobo ln.1'tsnco ,. Company: b,,,,. ,,,. LII, T..
hcar'l. and as the anewor Is snldom .pahItalcd, l
hayn mn other enurse lett than ia say through ynnr
arc mtcsy nrse s a at ttS e i WA was rasd
md Med 10 gsasify by this publscntlon private re-
Tic complainant, Fallsnebce. late of the Board
OF Traric. has been CLERK VI MtCny 4 Pratt. my
i1tc lay rattnsl, Ht'd WA appointed Aesclscr Of
1hss una thai1 G ,coo sIo =" NV psee m o H.
MeCny, who was named ana had actcd, It is said,
~ tho Assignee; hut tlls change waa made. doubt.
le.s With the tdea that Fo'lansbse would make the
For these atturncys, who arc hero complaining BY
s S"d ss s's eoas nsSn e : an3
eyss slncu July. 1s74 coystins tilo whoic parloa
an and some 0asse'" tes month. ' attef tint eo
ncrtton had ceascd; md to nsk discovery Of mo
Of what has occurred IN my atMcnce and has been
uron mic the odnm OF transacsons Of sail Coin.
p4ny To which have not beGn = party,
e. s aaSe GO non
ihiH Innocent Mercantile Insurance. Company Il a
contract OF ru!nsuranee made IN Nnvomher 1s7,,
ncEtod with tho uobo, and never heard or know
TINT such \ cantract Ind been made for nlnuy
nl0ntha nftcr Il hnd becn nndo, and do not now
know what that contract Eas, nor when nor how
madc, hayn ly tin rrcunt eatcInonts Of the parties,
and al advised by this very bill:
My b1lsincrs connections and transactions with
tho tilobo Insurance Company wceo fully detailed
in my nnawnr to thc crcd!tnrn b!il n John g. Hart
and may be reAtatcd In few wnrtls,
In July, 1874, purchased II large amount uf the
stock Of said insurance company. paying therefor
100 cents upon the dullav. sIpp0eing It 10 be a
eound concern, nnmpalrcst IN capital savo by tho
losses In the 1ro Of July. 1874, which were to b
1874. fmudo further urge purchases Of The saine
stock.
In October. 1874, wa. asked to tako tempo.
rarily tho position 0f President, with tho express
understanding that ! Should not he required to
10 the performance Of !ts duties. 1tleld that posi-
tim until Auguat 1875, when, upon learning that
was deceived % to said Company. sold my stock
and left Il, and huvc haa. no connection with 1t
and nothing Whatever to do With Its management
snce.
During tho period OF my connection with tho
Globe advanced large SUMS to It in cash md have
been partially repaid hY the ea1s OF 8cclrtios hy-
Tint I should be glad to give Sid. COO to be mads
This Hiohc Insurance Company Ia an old compn-
ny, having started In 1869, md agntn lust nfter
the hrc In 1H71. NY connection with 1t has been
months. was nuver acquainted with lis af1a'rs
md trne situation at any lime savo In a general
wny and from tho statements Of sts ofIccEs; and
never nude or pretended to nlukn my Official stntc
any ruch, any other statcmcntaf my tlno touch
'1f' INV S"'''' '@f Go. r. uAup,sa. :
, 1876-05-19

ITALY.
RAILROAD SCHEME.
RoxH. 1iay 1A-Tha Per.ngilers 'newspape,
states that tho Chamber bf Deputies will probably
reject Tho proposals. by tho Dssls Convention fof
italian railroads.