, 1876-02-06

organized Socialist Club On the basis Of the
following resolutions
Resop.d. That We organize club for tho dissemi-
nation Of socialiauc ideas on the following lasie:
]. The cement Of intellectual and mora1 in
tercourse between both sexes during hours Of
ton.
.. To encourage participation in earnest discussion
Of the leading questions OF the times.
g. Common effort toward general education By
speech and By means Of the pen.
FURTHER GRAIN INSPECTION.
The following resolution, which will be Of in
terest to Chicago grain men, has been recon-
meuded BY the Board of Directors OF tho Cham
Der Of Commerce, and adopted By the mem-
bers: !,
ed to inspect grain. mill feed and other commodities,
by sample, for members of the Chamber Of Commerce
or others and he Is authorized to charge fee Of 80
cents per carload, part Of Carload for such fu-
apecion to be paid by the purchaser OF the property
pass inspection, and by the seller It fa to pass
as equal to sample This appointment shall tsIe efess
Immediately, and the inspector hereby appointed shall
hold the Office during the balance Of the current fiscal
year Of the Chamber Of Commerce. or until hfs sue
should be soone, revoked by tho Board Of Directors
1t shall be the duty Of this inspector, when called
upon 70 DO so to Inspect gran ieed or osner ON
ded for. by samples furnished by the parties roquir
ing such inspection, If 50 inquired, to farnish
under seal otherwisa, fair samples Of commodities
shall 10 evidence between the parties authorizng or
assenuc to such Inspection rs 70 the quality or con-
BLOODY EED TAPE.
Mention has beon mado IN tho local papers Of
case Of red tape that reflects great dlsc1edlt On
the city and county, aud indicates that some-
thing must be done to prevent the recurrence Of
eucn thlnge. il ne would avoid a repetition OF
the ecaudalous death of young woman who
was literally driven to death in search OF author
itY to admit her to the County Hospital In the
present instance, man suffering severely from
q violent attack of infammato1Y rheumatism was
brought to the police station for temporary shell
ter, whilst admission to the Hospital could bo
procured. He VAS . ptiable spectacle, and
everything that kindness could do WAS done for
! him. but be WAS suffering tho aSonies Of tho
| damned, and tho police station was the least
suitable place in the entire city to which he could
have been brought. It was the only one, how
ever that opened it's portals to shelter him, aud
there be remained. prey to torture, three days
and nights before the police we're able to obtain
| admission for him to the Hospital for which the
people pay so lberally.
THE GRAND JURY.
| There seems to bo but very little doubt that
| action is being taken by persons whoare dis
satisfied with the action OF the Grand Jury as to
| whole Of the evidence offered to Mckinney
| and by him apparently so placed before the
Grand Jnry. if placed before them at all. IN
| such way that they could not consciontlous1y
send in eny indictment-thoronghl sifted and
| investigated by Congressional committee 1t
| is felt that uuder the peculiar circumstances
the politicians can never be indicted in this
State py Grand Jury; the iniluences are too
| etroug, hence an attempt will very likely oe
made to hare the whole ground gone over again
by Congressional committee, by whom tongues
| can be unlooaed and mouths forced open, and
| those who would speak under compulsion !! but
| are afraid to do 60 unreseryealy. when skill1nl
questioning rather eVades than invites the ttuth
will tell the whole truth. 1t is enough for us tc
know that the Gaend jury were satisfied III theu
| own minds Of tho guilt OF persons they did not
| indict.
| AMCsENESFs.
The German Military Band will be here.
Heywood's combination played here yesterday
| and to-day.
A bali will be given next week By the Schaat
kopf Club for the benefit Of tho city poor.
| Tue Musical Society concert will DO held Tues
| day evening.
Barard-Taylor will speak at the Academy Sun
i.he ladv managers of St. Johns Hons give I
pound party at the hal1 OF Insurance Building
| tho 10th inst
An irish ballad concert WAS given by the Ros
SIM Quartette Club at Bishops Hall Saturda.
evening, proving most delightful IN every way
PERSONAL.
Mr, John B. LIE Sauiuier is now Cashier OF tn
German Exchange Bank
Nr- Frank H, Whlpo goes East in few day
to consult with parties who have made him busl
| ness oGeIs.
4. B. blanchard and AID. Chase have oeen ee
riously unSell.
Miss Fanny Douglas has bad the luxury OF
surprise party
Snpt. Mac Alister has delivered q lecture at Ba
| View.
Nr. T. Leavitt once sone of john Nazro'
young men," which of itself is passport throug
life. has been united III tue bllsafui bonds t
Ella, the daughter Of Capt. Stone, of oconome
| VOC
A. C. Kasson has taken his vife's remains
J, Glorersville, n. T., to be there buried. accord
ing to deceased's dying request 1880.
vears a well-known member Of tho Local Boar
! Of Fire U1q1erwriters, has withdrawn from til
Local Board, and henceforth will be independer
of all combinations
The Sunday afternoon services at the Nat!ont
Soldiers Home commeuce on the 18th. Mus
viii be furnished by lady resident in the ylci1
ity.