, 1876-04-30

Ten urixcs will b. shot for On Saturday no2k
THE POLICE MAG1sTRATE QUESTION
A. thu electon for township officers held April 4,
ballots were cast in the three towns OF hos outn,
and West Chicago for Pohce Mag1ssla1es.. II .ae
sonth md West Towns the votes were not connteo,
and the parties who were candidates iof sne oMce
havs spilled for msndauus to compel the eoonung
In North Chicago tho thing was different. TWO
candidatea appeared-John Cuthbert4on. lawyer ana
former Justice Of the Peaee and Mt Mass ats ~ epa
cnnnted and gayo Cuthbartsou majority. the Town
Clerk him ehncas Of sleSden, & ana nd On oerea
bis official bond for tho approval Of County Gefx
Lleb That Official did not object TO tho sutnaen9s
Of the bond but a1nn se ans to- hch
Cpthbcrtson clxined to have been elected ae' DOW
ever, said he would obtain tho opinion q tne hs3s
nevfifneral on the subject, and would be guided by
to him, md yesterdsy the following reply Was re-
hermann Li<b, County cttrk, Couk County, Chloago
W-DrAn Sm: In reply to your letter Of the 12d,
will say that towns organized under re o io~n5op e
istftes aud our Supreme Court has heid that since
the sdopon Of tho Constitution Of 1870 tho City Of
Chicago ie not entitled to elect Police 4sg,ssEa'e
n tha civ @ election J. Y. Walsh was candidate for
the office Of Police Magistrsts and was elected 80 iar
ever eeens to debar both Kim and cuthbeztson from
fe ehanoe Of achieving immortality in the role OF Po-
mann naod hsve mors 00eaainess - to their onch
headA- --
TIE 60C1AIdST6
The Communists arc unusually active 1t present,
and hold ono meeting after another TIE real Object
of their present activity has not been announced but
for Tie q ana isng u .Rs
for their organs. the VoTbote, German Com
munist weekly published in thus clty: ana a th tho
English Language in New York They held their
third aass-meetng Of tho week 1t No 1o5 North 2ve
2as s ,asi sHSsn ed Git motley @ crowd ha Of whom
were smoking vile bridgeport tobseco out OF @uo.s
pipes which ar .nytnng pa' oaocI ths
meeting called to order ana AZ: Joan fe1sss
A. The speakers Messrs. MCGUIRE and Luehkert had
not yet arrived, Mr. McAuiH in his usual eloquent
ad II 90ss &Ss nson ies Would
snouKea es TO ta eeat. only McAuTs soaqsnes hsd
Youths stepped up the ecretarys desk forked over
their nicEes. and received Therefor card q member
tnp hs necesr es netel andy or they did not much
| for McAulif exho-tation. -,. o.. ..,,,
II was nearly O'Clock and the Speakers ~ere SUI
/ absent The audience became restless, and many
ere Of the opinion th1t their orators had been massa
cred By the b1oodthirsty capitalists vhe On the,1
to tie eens md ov ot anger wen
| through the crowd, when suddenly there occurred
| commotion 1t the door, and the two m1ss'ng Con
1nnnsts made their appearance There was great 70
Ioiciur. and they wars triumphantIy poshed On TIT
nlatfoS over the heads Of number Of unregeneratt
l OAs W
l xhe way. ,,,a .
the West-Side Turne1-Hau the other evening, anc
1hen thew had finished the meeting adjourned.
THE COURTHOUSE. .-,
To he Pubic: Our principal reasons for present
3no nlau for Court House ut this time are:
| First-The almost universal demand OF the tax
.ars that Court-House shall be built for far les
sun of money than any plan heretofore contemplated
second-The apparent failure Of the city and conn
~ oficers TO agree upon any plan yet submitted
Thtrd-The uncertainty Of tho cost Of any OF tn
Fnnrth-The erest uncertainty Of Tins IN thu CON
structiou of House.at tho present rate Of prog
These are tho main which induced u to prs
| nare p1ans and specifications for Court.House
nnrnnoaitton viii be submitted 10 tho authorities
huiid Court -House - per our plane and s!ec1tcs
tlons tho bottom Of foundation 70 .op ot
ali coun1ete ready for OCCUPANCY, IN TWO ana one-aa
s"~o' ava \. S. BouTov,
MORTIMER 4 TAPFH,
AMoB GRASSIs,
CARTER BRos..
WIZ. r.. BoYISo1oH.