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, 1876-05-05

teEs q the 1osrd1 md. In ny jad9nsaA n vouid bs
veil 10 tain tos!oa Ia regard ss hsm t1msAiatsty,
1qs; R,isrssa Z t. yaas oomut... '4&1' S'A''
pointing out tbs necessity q prepsr,nf ! ksnsral
Index q sale records for ths oon.enispes af VIC pub
La. nHer1sd 10 tbs Tiuanos Committee
Tha Jotnt Committee or punltn Hutldngs and pub-
lio Services, 70 Y hon wsA referred tho oommuncaon
Conrs.Houle, reported ths following resolution
R4sosrsd That ths Joint Cotnnittes Pablto build
lngs and Public Betvice be. and thay ara haeeb} su-
tho.iksd 70 advertise for proposals. 10 fnFnlsa tue
inatetiss Ind labor necessary for tLs ouatone work
Of hs nav nuse. and that thu hda thasatot b
addressed 10 ths Board Of Counissionsrs Of Cook
County.
The report ws4 concurred iu.
Ths Cou.miltee on Public buildings and Hospieas r..
ported that shsJ had proposal from p H. Rla!a 70
tho sum of 81 cents or cubic sard md recommended
that ths proposition % accepted.
Commissioner Holden askod II Flavtn w7s r..
Rponabls man.
Commissioner Lonesssn vouohsd for hls respons..
billy and ability 10 p8tfoEn the work.
Tbs report WAS coaelrred In.
L1ouTN1Na-ncps.
Tbs Committee on Hospital recommended The pay
mcnt Of bill amounting 70 S3a0t.2o 10 Kellsy for
putting lgbtn!ns:roda on ths Hospital.
Oommttalonof Lonersan moved that 6sery itom IN
Tho PHI those cofertng to the rod and points
be stricken out. Carried This reduced ahs bill! 1kss.
Tho report, n R1uonded, WAS adop.ed.
Commesiouer McEaGfe1 moved that the Board, or
~ many mcu1t,trs e. found II convenient, should 70
to Mwaukes next week To Inspect the stons used In
that theJ might hare aonas data to work upon when
they came to oonalder what stone should b. useI In
tho nav Uourt-Houso. CARRIED.
Tas Board adjourned Ia Monday hita1neoA.
, 1876-05-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The fehsaraal Of Tho Beethoven Bociety announced
for this afternoon ut o'clock will taks plaza ut thnr
rooms, inntead Of The Methodist Church Block.
The Hon. John Wentworth dslivers tho Lat lscturo
In tho Banday Coursa Al Mccormick Hall psxt Sunday
afternoon It o'clock HE subject Will b n What
Know Of Chicago. and the lecture will contain num-
ber Of amusing anecdotes knd ttminIsceuces told In
lr. Wsutworth'a intmttabls ltylo.
An extra tud somewhat novel entertk3u,uept win
bo given at the Aleiphi TheAtrp this evening Ia co
Of spsrrng match With gloves, for tho Championship
Of Ameries. between tho celebrated lightweight
pug!list, barney Aaroa, aud m ambitious local
equal Of tho old man." It Mil 10 =
square. u(%and-up couteat for supremacy conducted
on the rules governing genuine hght4 III tho prize
rtng and ought to be interesting thosa who mover
witnessed sctenttne combat with tho naked lsia,
body will bo hurt. Boailes The snsrrjng. match. !.
match It wresng, D&yonahire Style will 10 had b..
tween Moasrs, Ell1 and Howard.
, 1876-05-05

isms. ThaAs reposts rsats 10 about thirty d6srsat
nubscts .nd illustrate th4 {4seth&ty Of ali such verx
being dcns tefsafs&1 aeFstttr by the paiiet dspenss
Ing With ihs ssFysss Of the sidewalk anspeoso stn
oHx oxNTNoATEs.
An e7tteSs % the new oouuci! In TIM T1tnuHa ef
CERTIFICATES The netabss Of ho nav Oouneit an viii
NE oAntera huFs who Win rsfuso 70 take them. Ths7
tte1r faoss nsybIy sst aasutt ths l1sus Of my
nav cnts. In srswet to the question - to how ths
busnses Of tbs CITY Government shall b carried on.
preclude tbs necessity Of more certificates. This
with she fAcs hA& many Of tbs so-cAl!ed tA1.hkhteS
will under ; nav Standardization of honesty and De-
cenoy, forward and psy up lhsir taxes Will pro-
vide fer hs e1psnsss Of oa75ng on ths City Gsvssu-
Comptroller Hayes wilhes to know how ~ can psJ
the old certificates without nsw loana wh&n thero 10
to naturs Within thirty days. He also wishes
ofnow how te ol B7a are to BE- paid whom The
money 10 out Of The present tA1-le1y and that
csnnoe b collected for ynar. How can the Police
and Ftra Departments public schools, and alrcet.
ampa be fep. np1 Aro to nske default on sho LAT
oa July on tbs $&oo 90 OF interest On our bonded
debe and disgrace ourselves Ia every country whero
our bonds sre heid, tathst than issuA now oext!h-
osteaf
~ 10 the promise that ths tax.tghtors Will FOR
ward sud ply the tsxss they can ct m admanstra-
tion 10 auik than, hs sars sensible man bel!aTes
taeJ Will psy befors hs az Of ud9 ment an!esa they
thon to settls to Ater ho haA now under eonsfd6rs-
ton.
Tho statement that tho bankers Will refuse 10 tats
the now loans Nr. Hayes psonounccd unwnrTauted.
lis says tho bAkts IL fought and won, and The bakers
will taks tho paper bccauss II 4 :. good ~ Govern
oo0 worth Of property clearly ssed to bs legr aud
Al9AJQ met 10 tho day.
, 1876-05-05


The City Coll ctor took IL about 5000 yesterday.
Tatez~sants yesterday wcre $5,1ol, aud .oee,nts
from tho City Collector $5i6.
The board Of Public Works and Clty.Ens,ueer
ChesbrouEb intendaA 10 vs!t tho West Side Pumping.
works Yesterday, but wcro prevented by tho rain.
ofhceF Pigeon WA yeatesday plucked Of tteen days'
pay W tho Police Board for inauboFdiuasion, uta
Captans nerceaEion on account Of LIS large family
SaSpd hla place for him. Officer U'EoppoF for thS
same charge. was docked Of hIs psy Tor three days
received healthy htovingup, auu was sranxferrcd
Cty-Aatornoy Tnthin entesed upou h!v duties va.
teTdAys liz has appointed ~ Its Abalstapt, Mi J. j.
lalof, who ias received tho h!ghrst Recommendation
from prominent lawyorp aud Citizens Al clurk To Tia
Cy.Atso1usy. atr. John II. Itoherts Ga4 been spuont
Cd. Ho IL lawyst also nnI tskea tue plaea of MIR
Johu Vogel.
Bous mora Of the Ales,ncn.elect qualified vtster-
day. They ware D. X. teArsons, Of Tho Eisst Ward:
Mark Sheridan, Ftfth; John l. Thompson, Third; j.
i. DFiQgs. Eleventh; Jacob ltosoanesg seconu; John
WAtd. Clinton Drtggs also qualified for tho olaee Dt
City Treasurer. liz will cutes upon Ills duties Nom
day.
Tho Beard Of Public Worta issued 4 voucher OF
81, 900 yesterday 70 l. J. Knowles, Of the Knowles
plnp-Norka, for the two now pumps In the CLicaao.
Avenue pumping -xotks. which are intended to tsks
tho place Of any Of tho pupa And sUginsA which may
Ia orcThauel the supply eing inadequate to lilo d.
iuand q such times. The rumtn aro pow n ok,era-
tiou. Their capacity ID 6,o0J,tE0 gallons Per day.
The MarBhals Ass!stAat, blr, Jcnes, has been keeD
lag record of hs miscellaneous work done Aely by
TIE polica which INCLUDES reports Of detective add.
Ms1ss st1sttlamps, Eatsr- pipea, hydsants, catch.
bssns, md slae aeddsa&s, puiaanres, nd amiiAy
, 1876-05-05
THE COUNTY BOARD.

CoNaIOkHtH0 TIE CouAT~uOUHE.
An adjourned meeting Of tia County Board vas
heid yesterday afternoon, Commissioner johnson In
tho chas. Thu other members present woso Mess.s,
HettinR, Comfy, McCaHrey, Lonergan, AyA.s, ausu-
ther, Busso, Muoy, C,tary, Tabor, Holden, schmids,
sud Carroll,
Tho following COMMUNICATION va Toad from Ill, J,
J. Egau, tho County Architect;
To ths Honorable Beard " Commissioner er Cork
tG,vunty-usaItIntN: Fespectfuy secommend that
lIarMs 10 change the cement ID tho concrete OF
The Cours-lfou foundation 10 Fesciudel. When
hreGitol RAepals cement for thta purpose did ~
from previous kuosolge q IL superiority to local
eementa wleso great streugth is required Tia con-
crcse laid with It us far Ii In every respect what II
should ". and, change " dcsltabs IL tie future
aha ane II T. y ~ ny da1 .aa nos hst Of 4.
board. Tho fact that delay might occur " not tn
my Judgment : good And sufficient reason for tho
use Of ~ inferior material md It Is clearly Mr.
when ueuded for a4u Respectfully, IL. EoAa.
After brtcs dlacusson tho Communication wns
referred to tas 5otus COMMITTEES on Buildings and
PUBLIC hlSvlcr,
lows: @
dxsrIElKs: Tho pi!lng orthe county,s portion of
in abonk ono week II the present ratio Of prSRfese
aud would respectfully Recommend that Arrange.
usnts should Y possible. bo made TO continue tns
ptLug os sha dons on tho cty,s portion also,
Owing 10 this length ot tbs piles used aud the small.
ncss Of hs space between thein there il conad.fsbo
Ous 10 ana @ s.ns
uar !ocstop' sn tho p!ng Of tho city'a portion Of
tho dome shoa!d bs done hereafter. ,his ri.ug or
"haAving" OF the Adjacent piles aud .urfaco WouI,l
undoubtedly ho attended With injurious ID ccs to ths
cnuusys portion Ut Tho foundations i,tnrdl:aly all
Joining tho doe apart fron tbs bad e!octa uG Tho VI.
uratton Of the adJsccus gsouua reau!ting lrom ths
u1o of tho ataau-haunleE employed for tLig puTpoSe
These ~ {1cts which haTs already brought to ~
nosiqs ot your Joans comaItsss saa Individual MAN.
, 1876-05-05
g1IORT.IIDRNH,

ba1ss from Several HoFds Yostoxdas
nt springfield. 1lls
dRsefAs Di spdteA to The Caitaes Tribune,
6RRlaoH1nD, Ill, May 4.-Balos Of Bhort.
Horn cattle hsro to-day wero n,nds ~ follow
from ths herd Of &. Ties. Of Springfield, Hit
Mrdfts ntoon, &oid for $1,000 10 Il. Bo rdowpki, o
Indtknola, nj.
Lady Lou,m 9Th. sd21 to u. Mer,di.h oambstdcs
Ind.
MssurasA or Hnwood, $sus, y. b ". ricarel1, Of
MechAnlcabu,a, III.
ger, Missouri, 80 NA"
Noinea. IL.
Eight other eo~a and hs,fsrs In this herd sola to
aevera! bnyers for total Of s08, bsnR an average
q s1: Five bulls Of this hard sold fsr aggregate
Tho herd q: 8pear. sous, ot railul., Ill., asveu
COWS ana boil m sold for An sgReegats Of $hs lu
throo bulls f'sr an aggregate Of $Goo aud Tho 70.
msindeF Of tps herd was Withdrawn.
9eysn cow knt hoifots Of George Hudspsths herd
sold Tor - sR g.te Of q 3a1 and two bulls for E
OF ths hsrd OF T. F. 1les, four bulls sold for an
sggrrgste Of seli and two cows for $3.50, whon tho
From the trt Of scham, we're sold ten cows and
hsfars for m aagregats OF = 20s and oua bui ior
, 1876-05-05

fkuktnR UP Old acorcs-Fish Culture.
Spsetas D,spateA to 1he Cntedoo tribune.
MADISON, Wis, May 4.-The Investigation OF
the Governors AcconntH was continued by the
Committee, and Gov. Taylor'a examination con-
oluded. Hae1plained rs The reason for increasing
the commission Of Frnnk Howe for collecting
tho Btato claims Of which Gov. Waahburn apohe,
that all the members Of Cougross united In reo-
ommondlng 1t, and other States paid moso-
Following up tho lead OF largo number of
1-cont stamps used last fall. 1t WAS developed,
and Gov. Taylor admit1, tuat no used quantity
Of the 6tate's postage stamps to send of elec-
tionooring documents last tail.
Senator Treat asked Gov. Taylor what tho
lhTge number OF one-cent Htampa cilarEi.d on
Taylor'H account wore used for.
Q.-Wero they otfical papers Al expect
soIuo wore aud Bomo were not.
Q-Gan you explain why 1t WAS noceaHaty to
send 10 many papoEa lust before election last
fall ADO you Know how many were sent
Senator Trett-I think We do. We know how
many stamps wero used, II was very LARGO
ono-cont busnesH.
Q.-Do you know II any OF those papers con-
tanned libula on Gov. LudIngton, or artialea
detrimental to hts character2 AL can't toll,
were 4 great many downright lies published
aRainHt me-.
Q.-Why did vou allow your executive Office
to bo uaed ~ headquarters for tho sending Of
tuoaA erulEllOub AkOfIea Ap0ut GOV. Au0l0R20Df
Al don't know AZ did, s,r. Don't know a.
there we're any.publlcastons-anY fa!so :pnblca.
tiors-Agnlnat Mr. Lndugton sent from my
office. don't know Of any.
Q.-Do you know OF my true ones7 A.-No;
don't know Of any.
Q.-po you know Of nnyi A.-Oh. NO uesd
to Heod out documents aud circulars In tho po.
lticAl campaign, guess. That Ia : thing that
always haa heen dono. and always will be. Wo
nacd soine postasoatampB belonging to the
State, no doubt.
+. H. Spencer WAS then called, aud e1plninad
about hts drawing sn uno1pended balance Of 40
old fund III tho Treasury aA pay for getting al
loved some 80 00u OF the 6tatoa old war claims,
and showed thak ho Was commissioned in juno,
1874. and hc denied that he over divided with
Taylor, or shat those WAS anything out OF the
way in tho Arrangement, and tho Governors
dodginG about tho matter yesterday Is iuco1npro-
lenBibe.
Tht4 afternoon Testimony OK no particular im-
portancc froua two or thfco Witnesses was pro-
duced, and the gubernasorial investigation
cloeed.
Tomorrow tho investigation OF the Bupertn-
tendept's accounts beqins, and Maj. A. A. MeEe-
dlth, Superintendent nuaer WashbuFn, will DO
lEnt examined.
The Wlucousn Fish Commissioners have Just
had q session bore, md hava unantmorsly be-
lectod . eite for Slate hatobiuR-houso, for
which the last Legislature appropriated 80, 600,
1t the Nine Springs, m!lea from thls city.
where there Aro . number Of magnificent springs
with from 10 to 20 fous fall OF p1ro water, get
ting 'the property At worry reasonable tate
TAey will ndyost.Ae for proposals for tue eractton
Ut buildings soon. They have also made ar-
hAtoh!ng Whtet!sh there in large numbers.
There were 10, 900 laud-lookod aalmon, ha.ched 1t
Boscobel from Maine spawn. put III Lake Aisn-
dots lass night.
, 1876-05-05

to : charm. vkk,en tbs Ohtnsnaen would 9ct
obsttspesous III had 10 do was 10 order cue
my poker.nen,. when thsy would sesmpss below
very quickly. fdld not hAvo 10 tauoh ths sarne
aaid the reporter, u tEonsn remembering some
ludlcrous inoltltut, The 0hnAmen, thus kopt
crovdod benaAal sbe decks, mnat have suffered
terribly, and up On that point tho Captain said
" Noat OF ti,o trouble W had On tds trip waa
when The fell'wn were below. tufaed hot
Mator on them onso or twtoo, but generally all
that was nooesaary was 10 Gro q revolver oyer
thetr iloads. They ars cowardy GOT, md ara
against Chlna1nen IL 20 strong in taltfornls
shat the Captains brutality ii no! oonauted
these,
, 1876-05-05
THE SILVER QUESTION.

10 the kdttoT of 7|ss Chicago 7rtbuns:
CHICAGO, April 29.-Find!ng disposition in
some OF tho public prints boto In Chicago to
rldicule tho pFeaent issue Of eslvnr coin In dis
placement OF the fractional paper currency, I am
tempted to offer you few suggestions "a to thu
Significance Of tho change, which may not occur
to many OF your readers.
The buaness of Illinois, largely, Ia to produce
and Of Chicago to distribute, wheat, Indian
cosp, ryo, onts. lumber, pork, bsef, hides, etc.
These commodities Illinois cannot sell abroad
unless bho buys from abroad other commodities,
-al! commerce being simply tho exchange Of
commodities. Now, the question preacntg
itRolt Is It bcttor for Illinois to rotain paper
curronoy, and limit Tho sale Of her products; or
buy allveE, and increase tho sale OF her products
accofdinEly2 1n other TordH, IL 1t bettor for
Illinois to maintain non-valuo ia the place Of
value. and cripple her commerce; nr snpptAnt
tho non-sAue with yaiuo, and give Freedom to
her commerce Z And this ia the quession for
tho whole country of which Illinois s part.
G, We eau run iu debt among ourselves, and
mako notea Aud book-credita through banking
for currency; the Government may postpone
the cvying Of ta1es and tssue bouds or groom
backs instead but no psooesa OF iobs and credit
adds fraction to our capital or means OF doing
hualness. Credit enables debtor to borrow tho
capital and moans Of oshors but the capital
pre-exists, or tho meaus Of doing business aro
nowhere, The silver We usa is capital; tho
paper currency We make Ia not. Under all tho
metaphysics end sophissry presented by Adam
Smith ahd hiR disciples, IN to tho economy Of tho
precious motats IL tho uns OF q paper ourronoy
liod tho siup'e question: IS debt and omparrnsb-
ment. to auy man or VII mon, equai to tho pos
yeaelon OF capital In money ? And whore Ia tho
tIA AHhr m n 6ht1 hin Forr1
, 1876-05-05
THE NEW COUNCIL.

Away important CAUCUS OF the newly eletted Alder
hsus who ass opposed to hs further regime Of thu
Usurptp8 Functtonsry v Ao occupies tie Msyo.sl
Ehass VII hed At tbs Pacific uotei yesterday aftcr-
noon. and included The following gentlemen; Pear
son. Ftsst Ward; Rosenberg. Second, Aldrich and
Thompson, Thied; Gilbert md Btssazt, Fourth;
ahsndAn, Filth; Cullerton aud Loddng,
btsths hosrbes, 8ssenth; 1Awar, Eighth;
Beidles and Van 0sds NINTH Smith. Tonth; Throop
and BHxgs, Eleventh AAwIeigh and McCtea Twelfth;
Clayslsnd, Thirteenth Waldo and Nessa, Fifteenth
!!nsenoaFth B1teenth; Kirk aud Aoser, Eighteenth
AcAulsJ. Of ths ttnt. absent through tnex4 Apd
ballard wAA out o9 t0Mn,
Aftsr shs gent!entn had met and gone through ths
foEmatJ o Introduction, for this wa4 tho hsss time
- many ot he.n had mai tbs meeting waa csled 10
oEdsss md AID. AectsA VIZ sAllsd 70 the Ohslr.
II MS sxpscted that exhaustive legal opinions on
ooaIaAf tt2uSs of oiafs Vaaa s vacancy IN ths Of.
, 1876-05-05
INSURANCE,
VEy001FffJVIEes
MAETN0 OF THE NATIONAL DoAhp,

AAGT1N0 OF TIE NATIONAL DoAhp
Tsatsrday Afternoon Tn1auxr reporter called upoo
Mr.. Thomas g. ChArd. General Manager Of tho Eieo-
nkn's Fund Insurance Company, Of San FrAnclsco
Mr.. chsrd hsa Just returned from Nov York, whers
hc haN been attending the anns,a Convention Of the
National Boar1l Of Underwriters. Tho gcnt,eman
stated that s thought ths objects Of tho Board
not thoroughly understood. 1t Was not merely ths
protection Of themselves that the Board waa AFTER but
the protection of tho public ~ wen IL stringent
regulations had made many, towns safer risks, and
Hondatfnl5 Improved the c1Aas ef buildings atected
IL regard 70 Chicago nj, ch.za stasea sh.t but lt,o
had been sad IN tho uonvcntion, and haa BY Presi-
lent Oakley In his address. s alluded to tho Chicago
Era psp;.%sn, ~ I'd Tss dIsposea 70 Ri.a ~ ssy
Are prevention aud 1re extin@,1shng facilities. Ills
a'!as'eas TO ch!efeo were loudly applaaded.
.prnng In regard 10 obtaining protection for the rub-
Of hftoeu, Of wnch Mr. Chard and vi. II, J. Smith,
yscS 0 Ts ns IN 's IT,, 'oo
IN REGARD TO HoN-DoARD on OUTSIDE CoMpAN1Es
rofersnee was 1nado by tho reporter to tho Gobe Of
~: y r. n. connection NJ
sioner cana hers last fall aod looked tho books
70, I'D xhea he got shout haH through ths aceounts
withdrew from tho East, snd pnbliahei circular
giving reason for thetr doing that tbs business
copsny ~ns organized out 81 te olons
1ts assets which belonged to The creditors used in
re1ns,tsnR portion Of tho risks. He undstbsood that
the only capital which the kfrcman'e had wAs about
sldQ0o. lit. Chard stated that during tho past year
nearly eighty oualde companies hao collapsed. They
started ID aud pubthsa 10 thu world that they were
FREQ and untrsmmsled. and members Of coint.na-
top and c,s fHsea 70 an nnpsoaablo dseree. Having
fnH. For two OF three yeags tho conpauos stood aud
then suddtnly vanished Ike aonp buGblea.
1t shown by President Oakley in lis report that
therc had been considerable ncrcase In tho and
expenses Of tnsurance companies for tho hrst trro
nonn q 1870; In fact tho Losses lad beeu greater
resolution was adopted to tho effect that It WAS
ne1pedtont 70 reduce rates at tho ptoacut time IN
the E1gsesn 6tatea te insurance companies had been
doing buslesa below coat during tho past yeas, and
in fact wcee doing 80 today, whi1a III
the West there was fair margin OF p1ons.
Mr. chnrd Rtated that the reason insurance
10 the East VIE proving Improbable because tbs
business ~aa mostly q manufacturing character,
mora Lazardot,a than in tho Veal, sud there wcr5
many mutual usurance companies III existence there
which had for basis tho giving Of Insurance for baro
coat This Ind dctnora1tzed rates. Insurance COM
Pantea during the past four Year, had mado money,
but this has toen In part put AMY Tor future cont!.
geneles During tho past scar Tho National Board Of
underwfitesa has expended nearly SO 0o1 In towards
for Tie arrest and conviction Of lncendta1iea.
, 1876-05-05

ooaasl . sas,.s: i. %. -. isr II: nsyn: u:
thost prezsnt., Il was announced By tho Chair
ass.,snss a. snss s sF''' qps.!.ens sa1 ia1e7sa ID
lsgal gentlemen wsrs unable 10 prepare them
~ xSa .:: s9Ss9s Il cs.4 + 81 :s Ss
Ths sasse.ttoa ~ warmly approved, .aa sl m.ds M
usasp.son q hs Funetonsry % W. slsi1as t. * ID
ea4l MAYOR Of this eity: oalr:on and Sheridan wsIe
pretty thoroughly ventilated ths public record OF Hsr-
Altar some informal conversation On the hest WAY Of
socomplish!ns H. object sought. provided that tho
se.} Hbnions t9 b =,
aok hin to ssp down and ont, This provoked coed
ds.l Of discussion. md va u.,y eoncurzed In thai
mover then Withdrew tia resolution.
Some general talk % the formation of Council Chm
r I'D hs hs na
b. appointed BY oovtn, but hy the Council lcTis-
lattve body Just y tho Committees Of The United
Tbs cit, nnances wsrs touched upon by two er thres
Of tho gentfsuen presens for lew minutes, and II
e,s IL :. IL s. down
r. esnsa. tnsa adjourned, having b.aa In as'sion
Tic unv Aldermen soern 10 ~ gatninF strmgth -
The Tina for the teat vos approaches. al nrat tae.
keCAuutu ul unJ1k1*Y u tWQt Guf A4k6E
meeting they convinced that Colytn viii b bounced
by much larger vos. II every .nau who at tbs
meeting ~ Tho Pacific adheres the solemn pcdgo
tered Into. the vote 10 recognize Hoyno Will stand
something like s1to1 II.
II d expected thst oo.In Win make strong nsns
for lila position. The new Council howcver. viii b.
fully prepared to resist hIs efforts. Just how they
aha proceed has been The subject Ut carrfnl consid
grafton, and their plans now 20 rsEfect that Mr.
Colyn will scarcely hAvs tins 70 think baforp he Ia
out ID ths cold Everything. from . haranguo By
ni;dsesh 70 ~ inbos.e ,aet!on by Wh,te, b., bs.a
nnd how s,sdten,y and encctual1y thtr can Be
equc1ched by n Intelligent opposition.
Every step taken will be backed up " legal authori-
IT, A. stated yoster4lsy, tho new men have eminent
oounrcl III their scrdoe who taieo trersnt vicw Of
tho Law applying 10 the case 70 that 1fr. Jameson
takes. Bintsrr. Dent md 5uwett arc preparing N
opinion, which will b. ready before Aonda5, Mr.
Iloypes position. Thess gentlemen s1,reo that Ill
th.t is rr1ualte 70 make Iii. uoyne Mayer Of Chlcsgo
IN. h1 % '9s s1 b I'D ao
ata ~: Den. and JeHcst viii b rtspsrsd % accept
tller views before those Of gentlo1nfn who feels
bound BY al tho ties Of intsreat and association to
support tbs present occupant Of Tie Mayosal asst
, 1876-05-05

Among the now enterprises, essentially the
ousg1owth Of Chicago and Western prosperity,
IL tie Western News Bureau, recently estab-
hshed by Edward A. Blge!ow and Goldsmith D.
West, In this city. With vlow to furnishing
tho outside world With ners from this city and
tho onsire West, these gentlemen hive opened
communication with the various responsible
newspapers throughout tho country, for tno FUR
nishing Of correspondence md carly uowa Of
every nature. The Bureau employs tho best
journalistic talopt tn tho city, and hay-
ing the best facilities for tLo gathering
Of Information. is In position ia
I'LL Bpace long vacant In Chicago. Employed, as
1t is, by a large exchange liet. 1t IL onab!ed to
traneact eyeEy kind Of buslneas pertaining to
70 Chicago md tho tcrritery /. inhuencos are 10
be congratulated upon tho new departure which
promises 10 provide intelligence Of all that
trauBpires.
, 1876-05-05
MICHIGAN F)REMEH,

6pse7aE u1fpakeh % tn CH1ca9n 7T1kN3A,
CoLpwArEn, Alfoh May 4.-Tho State Fire-
mems Convention commenced It's sasulon 1t
o'clock this morning. The Legislation. Water
Supply, and Fire-Apparatua Committees do not
report until noxt meeting. Tho Convention by
more Btate tournaments, but adopled r1ics aud
regulhtiona such as it thought ought 10 govern
local tournaments. At Ii o'clock tho Oonven-
ttoo adjourned, to meet In Lansing tho first
Wednesday IN May next, II thAt department
Jo'na the Association; 1t not, thon At Kalama-
, 1876-05-05
Cruel Treatment OF Chinese Pazaen.
KGfRs

The steamer Croous han landed $50 Cinnamon
in Ban Francisco. Gu the passage they wsEe
horribly ls-troa.ea. The Captain of tho yessel.
WHOM questioned, clurilshIy remarked that
"Tho follows noutd be- continually oomjnK On
deck. and wouldn't so below When ordered.
So, 70 make them 90 without too much 1iolsncc,
I got s0pa- lopR pqkasa made, which / kspt Ia
, 1876-05-05

The New York 41aA says Of tho Drevoort
House In that city, II rots,ns lts own and ex-
cluaiva position in these days Of hotel rival
II. competition, and opposition. 1h stand
ard IL mover lowered and its reputation never im-
paired. i IL = hotel tmong q thousand. and
btauJs without rival in tta own peculiar tine,