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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1877-10-17

The Chicago Journal has been
hearty supporter Of the President in
those matters about which Republicans
differ, but since the Ohio election has
concluded that Executive order No. |
leveled at office holders is a humbug
1t says
One thing is becoming continually
more evident, and that is that, whatev-
er may be thought Of the Presidents
Southern policy of paci6cation his new
civil service rule, which etfectually ties
the hands and closes the mouths of
those Republicans who happen to hold
Offices by Government appointment, is
a blunder. While its effect is not re-
formatory upon the civil service, yet it
manlfestly works weakness to the Re-
publican organization, which the Pre-
sldent and his Administration can
hardly afford to damage, even by a
mistake of policy.
This is good deal for the Chicago
Journal to say. We observe that 9TH
er equally conservative papers, aud
many cool-headed politicians WHO may
be classed in that category, are express.
ing similar sentiments. There can be
no doubt that this is one of the chic
causes Of our defeat in Ohio, and tina
the party in Wisconsin will suffer il
consequence Of the forced inactivity o
federal officials. We do not mean t,
say hat we think defeat awaits it; W,
only want to caution those Republican
whose hands are not tied that the
have extra duties to perform to com
pensate for the loss that is sustained a
herein indicated.
, 1877-02-18

be compelled to extend 1t, The Finance tom-
,pttee have determined, therefore, 10 recon-.
mend that the lease be not EXTENDED, auo tnna -
the building be occupied by the f1ty rs q l'ne!!c
library, aud tllat there be aso located there tne
rooms Of the Board OF Eaucatioss aua the
Library Board. It is also contemplate TO hass
a part OF the building transformed into an arte
gallery to which the philosophical citizens "
ibis city can contribute treasures III OH ano
marble.
The Committee will very likely report inc
appropriation bill back to the copncl to~fno!
row" afternoon, as they expect to pave thr'r
work upon it Finished by that time. SO inf lhe
relnc.uns FROM the original estimates ilave ~ ngt
heen great, probably not more than slgV,ou,
for alt the requests made we're upon tle 'p""s'
l,asia and no superaui.ica asked for. tug ttua-
nittec will meet again Monday snaruthe Sof t:e
discussion OF minor matters. among tiem tae t
praetIcabi}itv Of leaving tue decision q 1ae
question, s'What ylevr sewers shall nc p4!t til.7
YEAR," to afr7 Clark. of tic Sewerage Depa.I-
Inent, Nc. Wilson, Surcrintsntsent o. Slfeets,
and Hcaltll-C Commissioner 1lr. "osf. In ths
consideration OF tile new Ihg-Halt
r,1an it was deciuei to recomniGm 70
the Council that $l00,0M f,c appropriated Ior
starter on the foundations. the Hsoltsy 10 Ve
taken from the amount realized from ths sac
III city property. The Conmittee ~, w! noo not not
change their Recommendation of @zn:ooo ios
new sewers, and expect that they Will nave
hard time to prevent the Councn from ahefeas
ing that amount.
, 1877-02-18
J0rce SttIi Wondering Whv-
EpecfG{ NSpQfch to I1e 1.rth1,.

Epec7G3 M1p&NcA 30 Ire If5bkH&
ST. Lor1s, Mo., Feb. l9.-Your coresnsns,..
has been placed In possession Of some ~,
connected with the mysteries OF ths Wshhs,
Ring pardon business which II. Interest,".
OF course It Is we'll known that Col Join
joyce ia now the only convict Tho has net h.
paraoneu by the President, and be sin H..
guishea Ia the Missouri Penltentlarr, H.l.
been expecting the arrival Of his pardon h.
Washington for the past three xetks b.t !
now little Respondent Ex.Gov. Y1tha-
has been very active in Joyee's iateres. I'd
sars he has reason to believe the pa,1uu =.
signed some time ago, but has been xilkAks
for reasons unknown to Aim. Ahst
two weeks ago he wcnt to jefferson cK1ni
procured the written Recommendation at Inn
States District Attorney Botsford tx jo1n,
pardon. The papers were transmitted to sf.a
iugton forthwith, and never heart Of sss,a ht
Within week Botsforl's dismissal arrireI n
his successor was appointed There a,tte,
rumor= concerning the rcasonwhy the PteS3ez
dismissed Dotsfor1i- One is because BE- ran
mended Jovce's pardon, while the osMrA,as
he was kicked out because Ut certain eB1a l.
had tna:lc before the Grand JurT to hsRst
tain prominent citizens Ia Western Nissos,t i
ditted. Mrs. joyce Is with her husband vi
saTs that nndes the promises and pledges asa
to her in Washington the delay IN fossssss
his pardon Is suuaccountable.
, 1877-02-18

The Treasurer's receipts yesterday we're SI5,-
COO from the Vest Town Collector and Sn3l7
from the Water Department
The Rev. john Waldron yesterday took out
permit to build 2-s1org and basemenr dwe}l-
ing 25x5t feet, on Butrertield street, near Elgh-
teenth. 1t is to cost 50, 00o.
The Building Department has in the past
week issued thirty-three building permits. rep
resenting about $4,000 worth Of buildings.
Most Of the permits have been for sheds and
brick additions.
Health Commissioner D'Wo!f has deter
mined to see that the apparatus, wagons, ETC.,
oi tue ufght~scavengers are In the condition itl
which the ctr ordinances say they shall be, and
he has ordered all the aforesaid to tsot out thcr
WAGONS aud apparatus next Thursday In the va
cant lot just vest OF the City-Hall. The odoc-
Iierous duty Of inspection has been delegated to
Louis Merht, one Of the Sanitary policemen.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys Of tho
South Division net In the City Clerks office
yesterday afternoon, and gare q chance to La
sale property-owuers who did hot desire the
paving OF that street to state their reasons,
Eenonstrance having been sent to the Councl.
4aese we're great many property y-oWners pres
ent. and upon their statement that the oecu-
pants aud not the ownera of the property in
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WI14K1E---FLYNr
Arguments In the "Tfmes" s,o,+
BR7yfff<ra "*e

Arguments In the "Tfmes" smnt IT,
Beivfdere.
Special Dtspasca to 7ae 1nt1n,.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,. Feb. 1.-THE w,r,..
Flynn trial came up Tor two hours thts a,~,.e ~ y
In the Boone County Court room. Autss' .s'as
talent were present. The crowd VA. M. nv
than yesterday, and the interest m, mi y s| =
least abated. 1t was evident that II; W. :" U
yers, and especially Mr. storrs and H. ~. ~ :"
were very much fatigued. 3fr. 4. R ~"
for defendants, and made presentatjon .1s' ~.
1aw to the court and iury. Though .ara. W
in Years, Mr.. Coon made aa el,hs-:
argument, which WIS we'll rece,yea :. =
Court aud jury. slr. storrs follov,J =, y
talked about an honr. IN that time he h.1,' >al
IS begun the main points Of his sneer5
<!extcrous theatrical phrases, and seyeral ~ .
personal remarks in respect to bis ie*-sAas' s'a
sociates, he soon obtained the good uin ~,
tcntion of crcry barristsr. Then he tr.s, - =
the jury. and his cloaueace at onre a ~
good mood. AAst' =
The Court adjourned at II O'Clock mil x
dar at 2 o'clock, When the aaa1 aryumsnt -, ~
Storrs for the defense. and Atr, Rsrce fa N ~
prosecution, will be submitted to the irvs ~ q:
Judge Murphy left BelTidere for his nm, =.
Woodstock Mr.. Storrs Went bone ssassI ~ =
Early and his family returned home ~ s.na ~
o'clock train to-day. which, In fact bose atis.s
h{tf OF the actors. including the defendsn.
the DRAMA to the Forest City, Sbe7e H. sa
take rest on Sabbath aud be ready to hs., ~
ciostns argument and the verdict on 4oaar
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question lad requested the paving. ane I9a., ths
ttee decided to recommend the rfpsat Gam e ,os
order n.alzins the improvement; C,n,ttee % ~ re-
o',est that LcaYitt street be opened through bis
nronertg near the southern city limits, 70 MAKE
his lands and those OF others accessible h's
request will probably be granted
sCARLET-FEvEE-
There we're but seven new cases Of scar9et-
fever reported Yesterday. They were at Nos
Is3 Huron street. IS Reoecca, ~, ~ Deaf1orn az
.nue. Ill West Kinzie, rs Fry, lS95 Indiana ay-
eu,1e. and $50 Arnold street. Tho deaths our.
ing the week up to last evening numbered Dnt y.
nineteen, against thirty i'll tho preceding wsek
The plague seen,s to be rapidly disappearing, s
aud the Officials OF the Health Department gre
rIraseI with the SUCCESS which has 80 tas
crowned tbeir efforts to stamp out the epidemic.
The medical Inspectors are turning their atten @
tiou to tile general sanitary cousl1t'on OF 'nels
rrsnevtiye divisions, and are keeping their eyes
opep to the possibilities Of another outbreak Of
svarlct-fcver or some other scourage'
, 1877-02-18
THE TOWN ELECTIONS.


# tue respectable voters and tax-paycrs think
that the btsumer element Is on the waue in
politics ia Chicago they should opeu their eyes
aud awaken to realization Of the situation.
The citizens OF the south Town know tul' we'll
what they hare experienced during the
past few years. They remember the
town election last spring, which is
yet being fought out in the courts.
Those who are congersant with town politics
aud electionecrinc know that tho hummer is
eyer ut work. He lays his plans months ahead.
and then attempts to carry them out in defiance
of all law antl 1ecenrv. Thus twas at the South
Town election last spring, when the people he
came 50 incenstd that hemp was freely talked
of for few Of the more prominent ballot~bo1
suffers and public pluuderers:
It has come to the ears of Il TRIBUNE reporter
that plot is ON loot to rob the people ct
city of their rights III tue coming town election
The fact vi conspiracy OIL the West Side. 10
attempt the election Of buIamer ticket this
spring, has been fully exposed in THE TRinrSE.
Yet still worse scheme than this is ou foot 1t
Is left discretionary with the County Board. un-
der the law, to allow more than one polling
place to each town. They ''may' appoint
inore then one polling-plare In Vest Chicago,
but rnereis no compelling thcm br law. itwouil
seem that there shouiu at least be from
two to three polling places in each ward In tue
three towns which compose this city, in order to
eve everybody a change to vote. 70 frustrate
such thing, the leading hummer politicians of
the West and South Sides have hound them
selres together to get but one Voting place Sc
lccied in the South and West Towns 1t is
stated openly TINT the County Commissioners
are in with this scheme, and that some Of them
have pledged themselves tn see that there shall
be but one voting place on the eSouth and
West 2ides, Every one knows how that
, 1877-02-18

within its de>s-idated precincts are becoming SO
frequent that rne co1nuotion was nothtu% to
what ii would be were the same afairs to hap
pen within more civilized quarters. 70 ten tac
affray than the iuhabftants Of Chey-
cnne about a robbery; they talk about
It. but not Que has any sympathy
Ior the victim. As usual, the facts IL the case
are so mysterious that the right side Of the story
eau never he reached, for, us Is always the case,
there is some old feud ut the bottom, which
none but an Italian czan even guess At. As re,
lated by the participants. Pasqnale, Russo, ana
Michel Barrieri were playing cards IN den ct
No. 2 Fourteenth street, where SO many stao,
hings aud even llurtiers have occurred. ha5ric.l
slipped q inck, and to get even Russo
slipped an ace On him, aud hght was
the result. Russo whipped out knife rs
quickly Us Italians do such things, and madc
two Iunges ut Barrieri who Is much smaller
man. Fortunately, but little damage was done,
and Is Rnsso was about to step forward to cosn-
plete the job, Young N1an nanscu M!cael
Russo, no relation to pasqaale, threw himself
III the way, and offered to relieve the ittle man,
Barrier 1T a1l responsibility in tho fight This 50
right and left at his assat!aat, aud succeeded in
infllcting six wounds, Two in the left breast to
the left Of the nipple, one in the right hand,
one In the left cheek, directly In front OF the
ear, aud another III the hack OF the head, none
Of which, singuiarly enough, arc deenaed fatal,
Past,uale Russo ESCAPED Immediately afterward,
aud Michel Russo went to seek medical attend
ance. NJ arrests.
CRIMINAL COURT.
William Anderson peaded guilty to larceny
and vas rcnanded.
Charles Monah1n was fou nd guilty Of larceny
ami given one week In the County Jail. DE bad
been ia Jail four months
George johnson vas conyictcd Of larceny, aud
given one year in the fenitentiary.
August Schwartz vas consicted OF larceny,
and given two years III the Pcniteatlary-
TIE LANCASTER Perjury CASE.
In the case of 4. y. Lancaster, now on trial
before Judge Blodgett on charge Of PERJURY,
considerable evidence Was introduced yesterday
Tor the defense Thomas alackin, Or. Jordan,
George c. Talimat1, and Others testified as to
his good reputation. J. r. Lancaster, his brother,
stated on one occasion he had gone
into the defendants office when Miss Warren
was there insisting on the payment Of her claim,
and that she was making considerable disturb
ancc aud noise. Capt. Binford, Police Cap
tain Of hyde Park testified that on the occasion
when he was accused OF going into Iancastcr's
Office to arrest Miss Warren lie had only called
there for the purpose Of perfecting land trade
with Lancaster and with no hostile object in
view. About 2 o'clock defense ran short, OF
witnesses and the trial was postponed until to-
morrow.
, 1877-02-18
THE SOU'IIL TOWN.
rttr u1aRIt

Another abortire meeting Ut the South Town
Board was held yesterday Mteraoon III 'ustfee
Mcerhss oi}icc. Thrrc were present justices
Sunlmcrae}d, Wallace, Mech, 1laines, D'Wo1f,
and the Town Clerk, Mr. Carver Justice
Fuotc came IN after the proceedings ha1 COM
menced.
Justice Sumineraela called the Board to or
der and asked II there WAS anything 10 %
done.
Mr. Herrlclz stated that the motion to dis
solve the injunction hau been held before Judge
Farwell, who had expressed desire 10 have the
evidence taken with reference tothe sufaclency ~
the surct1rs on Evans bond, und bad requested
that the Board take no action in the meantime,
the motion to dissolve tue injunction still pend
iuy. Supervisor Lincoln was still in Washing
ton, nn.l would not return beturc Wednesday
morning. Arrangements had been made to
take testimony some time during the week, but
it Was not supposed that any a:tiuu coulu DC
taken until after the Supervisor $ return.
Justice Mecch asked Mr Her,ick II anything
definite cDnld be accomplished by Friday
Mr. He-rick said he thought there could. but
It would probably be better to adloafn until
Saturday.
On motion the Board then adjourned tnl
Saturday afternoon at 2:D O'Clock.
Messrs. Hertick l. Goudy appeared Saturday
morning before Judge Farweil in tue case OF
Henderson We. Hermann Lieb, in reference to
the motion tn dissolve the injunction against
Lieb. Mr. Herrlck stated that be hal tele-
ErapLed to Mr. Lincoln, aud the latter had re-.
piled that he could not yet back here until
Tuesday night or Wednesday nlorning. Mr:
Hcrrick therefore wanted all action suspended
until "Wednesday.
Mr. Goutit obiectel to such delay, and asked
that they should 60 on and take testimony In
thu meantime
Judge Farwcll thought It was not necessary
to defer action until Mr. Linroln's return. aud
lircsted that Mr.. Goudr should De allowed to
take testimony as to the suiie!ency OF Evans
tondsmen before Notary Public, giving Mr.
Herrick notice of the time and pta.e Of taking
such testimony 80 as to hare 1t ready to be
presented to Mr, Lincoln on his return.
, 1877-02-18
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DEATHS


MATTEsON-Peleg 1tatteson. s2ed - y ~
gansport, Ind, Feb L.
BERN-The funeral OF 3trs. Sa!1a. wife g 'ss' ~
Rern. will take pfaee from residence No. = p
South May-sL. at 1880 &. N. to-da1. j.
Patrick Church. from themes ~ cass 70 t@'"!
DARRON-Feh. IA. Serepss E. Datsos; y
Etiea St4te Luuatic Asylum, "he1r sns &C. aa s. =
for one Year eaused By severe Illness xaa1. -
suited IN the full arrangement of her ming ~
et1ors proved Of any avail to sase hef- pe..sSs.
was 81 years old, and was formerly from S<&'N
County, \. i.
sw1FT-On the 10th inst, Ch.raes +. saaA
ranesal ron n h., h,s hte residence, ya ~ s.
pesiar+st,, 2 p. ua-, Sunday.
REID-At the residence Of 8. P Pearson y =
South Leayitt-st, Feb. $, Hetty heia W.
yeaes. wife Of the late Rev. Charles Reid
New YORK papers please copy. ~
/ NOGAS-Feb. ~, at his residence, e. ~ ~
Archer-as.. Martin Hogan, Of pneunona'
S. reara- &f
Funeral Cd Monday, the 18th, t1o@ n"
carriages to Calvary =
MON ATr-At No. 7eO West Van Bussn.xs. ~. q
consumption. Charles William only sou Q. .s.a4 ss
and Elizabeth Mowatt. age years aud .ss.sr, us;
Funeral at o'clock to-day tsunda5} o3 e'A'''
to GracelanI.
RfAS-Feb. 1e, Aartin Ryan, at No. 81 UTE
try-et., age ~ years. ...,,,.t.
Funeral viii take place at the above sese1 r. =.
ot Santiay, the 18th. to the Church ol U .na
nunciation at 10 o'clock g. H. from thence ,"
to Calvary Cemetery
owES-on Ffiany, Feb. ie, At No. see III
st.. Nancy, only child Of Gus T. and Fna''
Qwen-
LEEDS-Amos Charles Leeds, aged u - -
months, at his residence, No. 3f4 hest 11S
st., Feb II. ,.x ID 1T
Funeral from the house, Monday, Fsh II
p. n. Friends are invited.
ESA~
daughter Of Patrick and Sarah kesby. aseas
and @ months. r.h,sf,
Funeral au Mouday, Feb. le, By eass 70 l".a l.,naa
from her parents residence No. @s5 Aoe!0 -,.*
BOSE-Hesman Bose, Of Rlue Island A''
day, Feb. IL, at Jacksonville, Fla ,.,.na T.
Funeral will take place At Blue I'an%n.
Monday. Feb. 10, at O'Clock p. N. ft"S
deceased are respectfully invited to atteno. ~.
, 1877-02-18

ForrsvlLE, Pa, Feb. 1.-THE excitement ssat
Shamokin, caused by the stoppage OF the Miners
intensified this morning by tue suspension OF the
northumberland County National Bauk+ No
further reliable particulars can be gtsen at
present
PorrsvILLE, Pa, Feb. ia dispatch from
Shamokin states that the cause OF the suspen-
sian Of natioual hank there IL attributed to the
action taken By the Comptroller Of the Cur
reney, who closed 1t up The bank officers claim
that the suspension was brought on BY run,
and Sale Deposit Bank yesterday. 1ts deposits
were large.
Nzw Yozx+ Feb. 17.--A RecetYer has been
, 1877-02-18

--~----~--,-~-~.----- ~~~-~-~--0~-@~e~f|<@.e
Masy's Church, by the Rev Father Sooasa I:
Eernasd Kirk ana Miss Susan Magennis, asa9
County LbntA In land.
MEfER-PALlEn-{n Waukegan, On rhe aae
December. 1876, William Meyer and Gszas r.
ines, both Of Chicago.
New York papers please copy.
FIERcE-FARSHAM- Clinton. Conn, a
the Rev+ Sannel Uonsh, Robert Fierce of ss
braska city, Neb., and Minnie Il. Fa>ah'at
Clinton. Conn.
HANLT-ELL1S-On the 18th inst. by hs t e.
James Maclaugh}ab, Mr.. john J. Hsaly asd IL
Margaret Ellis. both Of this city
, 1877-02-18

appointea q tie Instance OF the Sew
$seffa se5sea ces 6 t1s eJ%sssst s5sss +
district The claim IL Tor ii XII, RI m tas lu1e
and tolls. S0@1S LOT 1reieasa
specfa9 DizpdttA TO TIE T,fbe,r.
SPRfN9F1ELp, III, Feb. IT.-H;a a.
dag flied petition In bantrn,,nan nsossto t.
Thomas Kelly, OF East St. Louis, u 3 4. asans 81
States Court. - &ae Gnits
, 1877-02-18

authorized to 60 to Springfield and submit 3 propo-
son to the Legislature to have the present stts ef
thr Dpue1as Monument sola bs the State, anu an
appropriation made Tor 1he removal to and ercc.
zion IN the Sonth Park near Drcxei boulevard or
the said Douglas Monument with an ayfeeMent
that the said boulevard shall forever after be called
Douglas boulevard, and that said monument Or
statue shall receive proper care and attention from
the South Park Combustion: and,
WAEREAs, 1t ii e&ninent,y fit End proper tha1
suitable monument m colossal statnc should os
erected In honor OF Abraham Lincoln. similar to
and in conjunction with that OF Stephen a. Doug
la: now therefore be II
tufs shalt make appropriation, and cas.ss 10 ne
erected in the South Park ueaF Grand boulevard Il
monument or cu'orsal s.atae OF Abraham h'neo!a:
said Grand boulevard shall forever after he called
Lincoln boulevard, and said mnnu1nsnt nr sta1ne
sllal receive proper ears and attention from tsa
South Park Commission.
Palmer House-rte Hon: Wuher \. Wooa.
Nousac Falls, y, I.:H. :, Moh1er. Cedar Rapids:
iae alep g; l. tyasn ios:"m y. l. w. Ma1Isn WSn
j: /. 1rssn, eonnt::ic",; Gen. 4; =. Wi'son
Kiehnona. Va: ihe lion. Frederic Paine, l'roTi-
acnre; Gen. r S. stranahnn ST. Alban*. St;;C
W. /. Krndali, Nebraska: III: Hon. 4. :. Cham
pion and ". 4. p'+ehy: New York; Charles AA!'
Ear Wayne .oa ,e , Moa s =. ~ A. 1oass5n Ms'Sn
Nortit Ada.ns Mass: " II; Rr1gsnan, ksw York;
!. u. Tu,tlc. Des Moines; \. I. poand ch'ppsw"
Fs's: John {, 6 ;tt nasEst III hp,;on T. h os9rn
Adams: e. II. Go.l"u, Trenton: l.. r Tnth'!l.
Sc. joseph, Mo.: Mnurice SlrsEusch, New iots;
T. Il. Dtshrow, Henry wara 'sevches, and jnige
L. j. Pond, New York. -. fremont Hogse-Mal.
". j. Waldron, Memphis; +. r. nur"
siaghaua, Springfield: ,:|oan FFanklln, Ph!l'
adclphia; j. Is. Underwood sud J. II.
Nash, New York: san,arl ItoLr, Coucord. ). H.;
George Ctendennin, washington; Capt. Kobeft
Carter, Virginia; Il: :. t'a,is: borton; the lion.
Sioux city; ]. and !. Macxes Wisconsin,; 6. II;
Ballard, Rochester; Col. t. D: EiehHtcitne1, Fond
du Lnc. -ShesmuH No4se.-S y. and H. Conl-
con, Ptlsbury: II. VI. Martin. Davenport: Willis
Hays, Washington; Thou,as Curtis, New Haven;
v. G. Hamilton. Fond du Lac: G. F. sea!diuE,
st. Louis: T. N. Leonard. New York; T. J.
Cooper, Milwaukee,: L. ". Haskell, L. $. n; s
~ Stephenson, Ncnou'inee; ), n. Henry, Cana
da; E. 1. Eddy, Providence.
, 1877-02-18
TIE APPROPRIATIONS


during the consideration Of school matters,
noted that the lease Of the Ade}phf Theatre,
which is leased by the School Board expires on
the first OF next October, and the lease contains
the provision that Il the School Board think at
the time Of the expiration that they want the
esitldiux for purposes Of their own, theY cannot
, 1877-02-18

HELENA, N. T., Feb. 1.-THE Gosezp9Es
evcuiug approved the bill granting subzif!d
Sl7D.UN for the construction Of naroxHs
railroad from franklin, Idaho, to this paa.
the bill to go before the people on The l*ta
Apri! next
The Territorial Legislstu-e adjourned dns
at midnight.
, 1877-02-18
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.

E5E<T3u1 II2pUlEN 70 XHk 17*RHN4-
MADISON, Wis. Feb. 1s.-Both Houses da
Legislature have adjourned TIL Monday eref&
Nothing Of general Interest was done iaae
except killing the bill repeating the Law Eera
inc ior q permanent fund to The State tns'
sity,
, 1877-02-18

At meeting Of the South Park Commission
ers held Thursday, on motion Of Commissioner
Cornell, the following preamble and resolution
was adopted:
WHEREAS, It has been suggested by many ot our
Legislators that the Douglas Monnment-onlF the
moved from It's present location 10 more suitable
place where tar all time 1t should receive proper
care and attention; now therefore be 1t
Rtsa{r<d, That Commissioner Cornelius P1ics b&