, 1876-02-15
The CITY PRINTING.
Tho Council Settles the
Matter by Postpon.
ing 1t.
And Leaves the "Inter.0cenn
in Possession Until
May,
The Los.Rollers Muster In Force.--
Pcri0Iat Relfrcs Defeated.
Brick Pomeroy Tells What He
Knows Of Corruption in
the Council.
How They Kept on Raising on Him
Till He Was Frozen OF.
a Dc1cctablc Scheme for Making
Out Bogus Bills,
How They Kept on Raising on Him
Till He Was Frozen OF.
a Dc1cctablc Scheme for Making
Out Bogus Bills.
IN THE COUNCIL.

IN THE COUNCIL.
TIE "lN1En-ocEAN vIoTonforS.
Yesterday evening. after many Aldermen with
beery bresths had tslke, Of Tho virtues OF milk,
and compared the nsu-mouu, virgin article With
That manufactured from elopB .nd aauttorated
with waller, the special order camc up, tho sans
being resolution doaiRnating tho Courier a.
City Piintor, with an amendment pending. offered
by Aid. WooduAu, to siriko ont Tho Courier and
insert TuE TRIBUNE.
all tho Aldermen but three wore proscnt ths
sbsentees being Campbell, Case. aud Lynch.
The lobby WAS powerful and active. especially
tue senior mombcE. periolat wayod tho bloody
ahIrs for tho Courier. and made mysterious
promiuos In A1dcrmauio cars. Woodbury. III.
Taylor loaned against the door Of tile Commit
tee.1oom, loohng like Count Lara, or young
man who can't dance ut a party Whcro ali othoFs
arc exports. An Inter- Ocean reporter apparently
kept bis supporters In fighting trim. and totled
with tho opposit,ou, while Mr. ueatnR-more
QUOT but moro infuontial-laboscd with the
North Btdo 0ermans, aad brought thom into a.
iegianco and tic Traces. Dan O'Hara, intorcst-
cd In no ono, camo In Just at tho Anish. No
0rntL sat In tho outer room rather d!sregaFdod
and sighed for tbs tnc whom hc, too. Was So
licitad and button-hoIed+
ALIs WHILE
opened the ball. ea.d he, With tho eatnetsnesn
becoming parliamentary leader. "1 nova the
p4ssago OF tho resolution that presented last
Monday eyentng, adopting tho Courier ~ the
| City Piinttr-" .
Tho Cha,r-Thcro is an amendment offered.
Alderman, aud hoforo sho Council. to 8ss1ka one
| the Courier aud lnacrs TnE TRIBUNE.
Aid. GWccney-l alou!d like to ask tho Alder
| man t1om tho Tenth [Woodman] II TnE TAln-
USE will accept tho plsuting # itis elvau 1t.
Fxrtt h lin ftAj1 aHr
1 should think thcY would. They uaust want It
II they arc willing 10 pav mo s4io.010 for IT.
Tha. ii tho only information 1 have, and 1t ali
| comes from tho Courier.
| AID. Woodman-Tho Courier enys 50. and
| do not think thcY would tull lio.-tho only au~
thor;sy hayo ID the Courier. but nf ameud.
ment was moro IN jest thsn anyI hing el.e. md
tho motiou 10 aubss,tute Tue TRIBUNE and vii
renew Tho motion lnado previously that
| THE WHOLE MATTER DE POSTPONED
until tug first honday in Mav,-that thero bo no
AID. Stone Tot tho Foursh)-1 second tho
| motion. ...
Aid. Whto-I moro to 10y tho motion Of AID.
| Woolmap on tle tabie.
AID, Bchatrnot-I WAS not hero At the last
: meeting, and l ask now what is tho proset,s
| stAtus OF the affair
Tho ona,r-lho resolution designating. tho
.he Ciy r".1s is ths d5a1ootmssttes
motion that the resolution DO laid over TO the
first Eegular meeting In May. The Alderman
from tho Eleventh (WMse) mavos 10 lay that on
tho tablo.
AID. McDonsld-1s 1t necessary or legal TIM.
.hs Council proceedings 10 published In . daily
paper, or can they no printed IN
4 wEExLr?
Aid. Woodmhn-Tha charter doea not pro-
Tho Chsir-1 do not bellows It Ia necessary.
Aid, McDonAld-Wlll + weekly aussser all puE-