, 1876-05-12
THE COMPROMISE.
coIvin to Apply for a Quo
Warranto.
Aldermanic Caucus at
the Pacific Yes
terday.
Neither Hoyne Nor Colrin An.
peared at the Council
Meeting.
Aid. Aldrich Elected President Pro
Tem-The Troasurers Bond.
The Crowd at the CitysHa|I-.-
Guarding the Council
Chamber.
Gov. Beveridge's Position---ComptrolIer
Hayes Efforts for Peace.
GoV. BeVeridge's Position---ComptrolIe1
Hayes Efforts for Peace.


/ ESL1fuHf3Hu fhn f,ry,r1o$ior, ~ /
million ava the 1aa., y. ~ I'.loo noa a. 1la1
naoh ana tt'e legal votes at &C, 600, 1t IS safe
| TO estimate that just about l per cent of TIL
-,ass >a1u MT, 'uno tcai i've interest IN t:e
play OF .'Ihe Two Mayors Tale OF the Pre-
TENDER" now having run at the CITY variety
W. ~ 1n's eo111nate ID oaseo On Inc number
OF persons who went around, and stared at
the Cty-Hall yesterday to see If sonctbinp IN
the wuy Of row won1n,t t,,rn m 01l Th,a rg,aa ~
of thousand or less filed in and out of the cor.
dors Of the bal1 md wa,,cd or.rs,,r f 0 tsat w.
"a'el u'a not CONC
Mayor Hoync, having established himself in
the CITY Clerks Office, and bavincr rrocla,,nod
+ho+ fs,+ r., - A6 poe'A4'neo =
li11 laes " an enormous printed pfacard
OH the outer door, entered into con-
saltatton with his friends and legal ad-
V1seEs, while the c1-hayor went through the
same form excepting the stsn) in lis Office and
pear that ANYTHING. came. or coI11d como r.
these conferences, or that there was anv t intcnt
to tleycloD them ito nnvthin- III t,.
tia,, ma.ta ~: PCT eGn1 came TO Sec Still
tncy we're contlnuons!y hcld all The salnc-
7,,. GuAnntNo aoslas1 ".I TIE COUNCIL cHAMnER.
noted was the placing OF guard Of policemen
over the Council Chamber door bv Afarahal
Goodell. A dozen men were detailed to ,jts this
The first enemy rcnclled va tho fan;tnr 4-br
c1ni,nsd that ~ IT, tia maS tne jan!toT, Wno
cisanliness and not M na1isan ~ 'nf es ;na 81
forsisn nower ss4 scrniv ;ea1a ama tne htenng OF
ments afterxard ~ hoar,ess es1ant, le no 10,
y col ioha Mooay' sad d fys2 tx
~ rnnrehed ,ntn ~ 1 h-aa oataoI III u 1fpo1t~
nrndncng hrncb @ ~ re ueacd, nmo aae Goionel.
r. 1at snE.. ,sn-aa ~ 1Y '4 u.oeu @ aunlst20n
rcEc1isd nnf H. "as ss.tu!ly
icas sTc.nf !, ~ ~.sa ~ G. 49,. @ c.eu "4I1lnnt
rTnoJed in n.tS 1ns sxh II; o. scpoef Who
snake s:+u ,,+,n.,,-.
men %ere nhoS1 ~ enrn ,n .hs aai.1 .ni pones @
were asain called to arms to rcpei an attaeE led By
oat =; th sttn. g1 h h Ih1e sd wds tne
the eneny wss ariyc @ ow Ets;rs 4 Ts ana
Of breath. Gen. shcrdan nrc,cnded that iJss h*s
Alderman hnt tho "nnpd 1rnGnd 10 wIs m
cnch nthcr '' v and de,.c,en ~ aeotedy al
laid scheme IN mnnent Who confpJ
have tia what dced1v Irm1 ha ,n,nb+ Soua4 t
haze n.nred in the 1Inyors rhnfr had h. fnrcaa ~.
entrance. THIS third repulse ended the attacks
and the guard eolemnlv nractIced going to s]cen
ap as Is lag hss"n down in the
Messrs. Sheridan and Butz interviewed Marshal
Goode1l on the subject Of the guard at the Counci
responsibility therefor ~ "00~'3 Liz
The remainder Of the forenoon M to the time of
Conncii meeting WIS occupied in copious yawnine
MARSHALL ooopEL1
egas interviewed in regard to the statement alleged
to have been madc by Moyor I1oynr yiz: thnf he
would not aid Colyin by using tie police to INST
Horne. He was 10th to answer the FcnoTtorlai in
aud simply said that he Ind assem-
bIcd the police to preserve The public peoce and
orcycnt Collision. lie was actiny for thn rood ~
ia civ. and not in n nartisan snirft. 7~o1 ~
neuvrtcrIf Mr. Colyjn callcd unon Won tn nse
'ae police t. prevent 81: noyno from acting rs
T;hat was n onest;nn xhich Mr. Cooden thonoh+
shonld not be answered. because It would n11v
was endcayorin@ to nrexnnt N's "A'e14 Ae
Renorterf Mayor Hoyne called unon Won IN
mo tha no1;ca ~ Hst ~ 9,oIvin H.oriJ W., 80