, 1876-06-06
C1TY-1IALL.

ars tic facts n. ntatcd to Tiinrxr reporter, and
they may bo susceptible Of M explanation.
C1TY-1IALI.
A ItvELY TINE TnEnn YESTERDAY.
The City.11all headquarters presented m unnsu.
nlly lively appearance yesterday morning. Tho
decision lnd called out the vast horde Of id'crs and
runners for news, however slight and The halls OF
The building and the sidewalks surrounding wcrc
crowded with II motley throng. Lawyers, banis-
crs, mcschHnt-, 1oafcss. anil humn,rrs wosc gath
cred In prom1scuous confusion: Many Of then,
fun .One wou'd imagine that nnother sonth
Town c'ces!offwas going On. The succr.sfna con.
tcstant's friends. or those who would b. called
cauFr nf their acknowledged chief E1oestiv, and
speu'inE bis praise: In m.st glossy,nc terms: Joe
John Colvin stood thonGhtfut!y hy: Mike Eynns
wns there with IL. "hy dang. Ed Phillips black
face, am; Dave Thosntnn's m!lis-fnaEc cJes md
ycIyel- trimmed coat were very conspcuons. For
hours tho crowd hung around, and all through tho
day m unusual number Of porsont remained to
an ~o w va, tha co1s ns
bio side.
OIL pnEtchoar,l card, MAYORS Office, thcse wns
nonn n th9 CITY cas p1sts @ s'
I hs appes dnrng tc ILL., "s 81
right kent hin, from intrusion. Tho hand OF
yai,al tore tho sign fron the dnor, md tho air Of
lDnE Ahb EctkbEu uuHH Vl AUl uuuu n4OoAJ LIE
.Nrsnn'l abon, were the tnb'lant eues who 5egatd
M ona GGss s ss9'S sAs s. H.
MaSssntS sfSss ii, o xp1 1s7 cam " sna
him to remove. were ea1 10 have chance 10 say
that he had been too MITCH in hurry. when he was
not rurc Tint lie was tho Mayor, and that he had
osac aa ea; sheyn raa for o oa a
torlty for Cosvtn Of sumo Ii, 900 votes.
OGDEN AyENuE RAILWAY.
Tie Committee on Stscets and Alleys for the
eussed @ m amendment aSSed BY the West Dlvision
ranssd u lien 9o n M aek % ose
amendment provides that THO etty shall, n case
renewed pntehase all the old traps.-horscs, cars,
harnesses md t.aets thn: tho ,con,rany may hayo
ho sn axpaed s
@ not s viii u out ooo wis }hs
nade on the line, at leaat for screml years and at
tho end Of the tmc hive no st,rcsy that the fran
sfsq Ssq ,s ns n
and the Company greatly desired t In th!s cnso.
q Fl the Katen wo thla2 n @ s pso
A sa W ,en TO- asths
potitoas for '''''''''0 '''''' ~~''0' ~
PAVING WRIST FOLK STREET.
i seems that two men aEs anxious fos tho JOB,
snS Sn' ess ana s u
petition ,anong tho residents Of tic strpet and
each one had received the signatures Of soven.
bciore Committee Of the old Council 1rst, and It
eli although, many .cadcnts had snid t.!at they had
ts ns we1k b. 81 syen 10 III % TACT hey pro- pla
nounccd tho signatures that Smith had on hiz roll
| nj foEGorfets, and showed that names watc there
Of Ahtnf{nnEH Hf who did not font of
ground on tho street. The Smith pctition was bct
down by tho Committee yesterday afternoon ..
said that la paaaIng tho Old Council COMMITTEES
was ''1ob" Az. Lnwes. ,nciller., apd Th,oop
Rysn, Wh!ta, and othef. Of That old COMMITTEES.
AID. Lawlcr, In particular, denounced 1t a. q Job,
| and Thought that . thorough examination won!1 ba
! bcneaclai. Mr. Smith and man who assl.sed him
10 obtain slgnatnres were present, bHt offered no
thc board Of Public Works, and The meeting al
THE JOINT COMMITTEE ON BrREETs AID
| ALLEYS
for the three divs!ona Of the e'ty, hela mse.!ng
consider the resolution introduced in tho Council
by Aid; Throor proyidlnE for suspension OF
endts9es in n deos can.
erabic, time was spent IN .ditc.lsston. md
couimlsTlonsrn prlnavIlo ind Thompson, Of
their ylows. A relates to economy, the Commits.
s!oncr~ agreed that machinery was the quickest and
cheapest msaas o; cleaning, but that thc1e was
psp"se as sa s s would III hsss
cleaned after nl,out Sept. !. There was but liltlo
being done at tue pscsent tsn,c one OF the NOM
beIa Of the Committee progressed tl1as each ward 30
Aldermen Of tlc ward be made Superintendent Ut
thu work TIT, 'sas ,egnt,led ~ likely to b. more
5at-c -colnmIt.ee. soHsistlag of 1ia. Thtoop' and and
RawBigh. Of the West Side, Aid. loser anu Lon.
enchcr, Of the North Side. and Ala. Sheridan and
scs,!gac and report 1t sotno fntnruu t!mo to the
| Joint Committee. The Sub. Committee will hold a
| meeting on Wednesday,. at p. u., In tho City
THE nR1DgwELL PRISONERS.
Considerable question WINS faiscd by interested
persons rs to whether the release Of tho prilowcI
ptlrSner, ysas cSal Or ilcsn leaving the question
the Mayor. Did he hnvo any anthoflty q DO that
aeti" w. repeatedly asked onc M s'de cla!ms Tint
work, and that consequently thsy could not be al:
s sa e1an "s'S IF asopara
fo; ops S ss S b s.
good The subject attracted much thought and .
consequent diversity OF onlnion. The section Of
c"nncii shall pros,as by orinsnce for ths eia.ses
| Of work nuiIlbe for tho prisoner, and that the
lnes shall be worked out " Tho rate Of ~ day.
| AA4uE AuflH maya AHAl Ho Is RlTFo6S0 W lev kue
mnttcr alone at least fur the prcsent, The recap.
.uEo Of those relcasei il considered M Impossible
| CRY MANs1AL GoODELL
was approached by TMnuNH reporter and gave
| his views that showed tho intense degree OF salts.
faction that pcryadcd Ills Inward 1nnt, In regard
10 tho decision hp WIS pleased but had nothing
particular TO nay on tho snbjcctof blu removs! q.
! ccpt that Of course Mr. It0ynt'S actions, and ho
might nay ali Of them, weru good for nohing, nor
could tho o!llce Of City Mareha ho abolished Until
the tnh Of tho present hrcal year. This Council
might Fen1oyH The occupant and saws the salary,
but tho otco could not be abolished
Wntcr-Fcpts yesterday wore 81, $780,
The Hoard Ut Public Works issued an estimate
Tor 81. a1i yesterday to James Kncad for work OIL
the Milwaukee avenue yladutt.