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, 1877-03-22

Touching the New York 1.rtbane's report Of
tho connection between Mr.. II. J. Flsbcr and
tic Nu{tA Amerlva and Guardian Mutual Lilo
otnpan.es, tbat gentleman hss promptly risen
~ explain. w follows:
Nsw Yonx, March II, 1s77.-Io tAs EdAor Of
tAS Ittbuns ns-Hsn: In yols tdtlon Of thIs morning
yUu publish an article suveto1J rejecting on my
management Ut tho AtIaiss Of the North America
and Guardian Mutual Litu Insurance Companies.
and IL connection herewith yuu publish eopv OF
I contract ma4le between mIself aud the Unixcr.
eal Lilo Inaussnce Company. BY which 4 e nsde
10 Hppeaf ahst received ! p!oat OF $330, 600 BY
Ecaspn Of Euch coukFact. ln IN editorial In tue
aan.c a&ut of your pspes YOU refvr to this natter
md elu4e by uskiuG thls llesttoA: t'Who4a rnon-
~ Was II that WAS thus libasAlly paid IL Mr. Fuf.
bcrFt
Iwlll aaawc1 this question By giving You tho fol.
lowing statement Of facts which eau bc fully sab.
.tantsassd, and which must hare been we'll known
10 tho porson. who Furnished the matfsiAls fsoul
which the article referred TO wa prepared.
Iueyes received ona dollar of prud& from the
contract rtfeIsra TO- twss made with ne TOT tha
benefit Of tbs HaA1dlAu Mutual Lite-lnsaFsnca
Company. and tor utefy dolAx received by ~
from ths Universal Lifs 1sxustnse Company unde'
| the contract paid Ike amount 10 tho GuafdtAn,
q the books Of the two companies Will thoM.
In regard 10 tho statements contained In the an
dsvita vt he&ass. lockwood, Flattcfy, snd others,
| sedecain9 upon MY management aud that u N,
assata1ts, aesze 10 nay that Ill such statsnsat'
, 1877-03-22

Company, tho latter Of ttts city, are associated
with Davis In The contract. They arc prepared
Ia place sufficient number Of ,oats on tho
Upper Missouri nt the opening Of navigation.
nntl will receive thelf loadings at Bismarck. Tho
httl,ltnR was per cwt. per hundred miles.
Davis BID IS cents for The Missouri River and
SIX cents for tho Yellowstone. tho increased
rnto on the latter hcing In anticipation Of low
water. Other lower bidders wcrp r,ilcl out ~
coming from irresponsible parties +. Fenlnn anil
Levi Wilson, OF Leavcnworthr bid one cent lower
for the Missouri transportation, nnd half cent
lower for tho Yellowstone, hut unfortunately
coupled with their bid claute which might
havo been construed ~ REQUIRING additional pay
III ease ot low water for laid transportation.
The next bi*ldcre to Davis were 8. B. Coulson,
pittshMrg, anti 4. II. Wilder, This city, pa.trH5:.
their hid being higher than pav.' four and }alf
stonc, Which, on mn estimated basis OF 10000
tons, would hive been sl4s.o0 lcarct.
Davis and Rcnncy Will lInrc DIRECTION OF the
business on tho Missouri md Yellowstone. This
contract will probably result In the Davidson
combination establishing regular lines Of boats
on the Missouri.
, 1877-03-22

The February payroll OF the Police Department
amounts to s1D,3So.
Tbs Mayor has 10 fat recovered from his neural.
ria ~ to b able 10 attend 10 hie of1eIsl duttcs
The Committee on strcats and Alleys Of the West
Division Il called to meet In tho clty Clerks o1es
tomorrow afternoon At o'clock.
D. Milllken yesterday took out permit to
seeet \ two.story and basement dwelling 2ox3G
sect No: 172 Vernon arcnuc. This bnildiug ia 10
Tho Finance Committee mot in the Comptrol,cr's
osfico yesterhny and constdesci lot 81 minor
references. among which was the timu.worn Peter
DoWncy clhI'n.
ono ot ,hc two .mall;;pox patients at Tho pestt.
The otber patient il conssiesccnL !;
The TSss,areEs receipts yss,s,eday wefs s,Soa
Town Collector, turned In s75, 000.
Ths Department OF rnbto Works yesterday hrnd
MI The men who aprlicd ior work On the stren.s,
eF: ena afs I'll ss so
bcon opened 10 drain away the melting snow. 80
that there viii By no trouble, provided tho wnfer
eau be Quoted Into the Sewers.
Eight tlcnths FROM scar1ct fcyer have occurred
this week. The new eascs Of dscase reported yea.
terlay were at Nos. 1852 Arnold. 2e4 south pcs.
PLANES, 4 F!nne!. ~ Wess Eiftssntl, ~ Holden
South sanEnnon. 800 Chicago avenue, 232 Mlcht-
igan, 600 Hcst Twenty -htst e casesl, 3B Murray,
81 String. and 188 Walnut stscct Il cntcs1,
Of e,tnday next the lrc alarm teItgraph.boxcs will
be struck IN tho West Division according 10 tho
new card, which has Tor some limo hccn Il opcrn.
OF rcaranaiug the boxes ,na been scvcre ono fot
Mt. narrttt, Superintendent Of the Fitc. Alarm
Telegraph. but at last has been satisfactorily per-
formed.
John o'shauehne.ey writes TO The Mayor to learn
tfo whereabouts Of his brother. T. QEhaurhneSSy.
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would he tho proper thing TO do. and It would be
wholesome lcsson to The other contractors who arc
10 figure In the Coust-fIouke work for the next hsn
ycnrt.
OBITUARY..
chi fCclKM TfITnH.

Yesterday morning Col. Luclcn Triton, we'll
known citizen, md ono Of tho mort eminent enIt.
necrs In tho Northwest, wns buried from his late
residence, No 2o7 Oak street The deceased had
reached abont tlrrc-ecore Year,. For 4 long Tina
he hold tho position Of Superintendent Of the Toic'
do 4 Wabash Raflroad lie waa born ID Vermont,
md te.tled in this State Z decade ago, and s'ded
materially br his enginect!ng skill In developing
her resources. For = long Tina he resided in
Springfield. and some eight years ago ho
retired from aetive business pursuits, and
took nj his residence In this city.
Mr. Triton was courteous and enerett!e
gentleman, who drew about him wi.tc circle Of
friends. In his hospitality he was b9nntcoua. and
his charity was psovctbini. Ho died 1cavlng be-.
hind him reputation without blcn,isb. LIZ has
no surviving children, oat hit vito ,till lives
1t efseesad, sat thsy Wit F. taken Ea.t 70. anal
'burint. Tho Rev. Ur. tal1yer o1lclntcd At Tho
funeral ccftmoniee Jcetcrday morning: and
touched rpon tho life and character OF the de-
crssed. and alluded to the fact that during thirty
years of nh active business life lc had never oyer
drawn Ills bank-nccoHn or given note. htr.
iTii,on icare. d fortune q fa>r quarter Of 1
ia stascd portion consists OF 500, 600 In Eoldt
Init recently purchased, lie executed Will tue
tay before bis death.
, 1877-03-22

FAILURE or NkpH-EETEllSEh l3HEH0 A. co,
Another weak 1naMcia! Institution hsa succumh-
nj TO tho tghtness ut the money market; 1t Tor
wasl Tic private bank Of Slow Peterson, Isbcrg j.
Ca, located at this southwest cnrHcF II Clark and
South Water at1ccls, and 1t was clo.ed yesterday
morning by the senior member Ut the arH to tho
saEp.ise Of quitu number vi ppof Scandinavian
,lepostors, who gathered around tho door, gnasls-
ing t.,rs teeth and bawa!!he thcIF aatlcsaated
lesscs, la soun fnstancss with much SeheMcncu
md no regard for the religious feelings OF othcrs
Tue pcr.pfratioh stood Ia great bcsds on tho face
Vt une luck!css Notthnsn a. ho camu pnnlng up 10
the dnor and read lLa following ! slip OF paper
rs-tcd Oh the g!ass: '.uank closed, Assignment
made to +. u. alaaon. lsoom ], 40 Dearborn
street" Thea tbs NoF fellow jam.
med h's dst Into tho palm OF biz ether
hand, aud .aid In n tone full of emoilun.
MS !" oia man" q pui 81, 00o ia lint haue, apl,
oSY toY tSsn s1 bitten A' sn,Hn ~
s.a sss.teaal is%pt ut Es1i wln.Isx. Which
went up in gas.bas in 1879. and swndleI several
iIus. iiss oshsr:, -sns ,na. tof example. WHO ial
placed $i,oeo ia the Avr4fs. show. .lcteFsen, L.
Is5s Co 3!a H., wa. sSoa aoTn s
M: Ma'on. ~ A,.,snss, took po,'sss'oa r. ! Ct !
or four clerk. su,poycd IN Tho Utice, began Az
nmnailuu vi the books sud accounts tnr the purpose
81 4tax 4l T. b H. fsa, SSna ut H.
ltnr, aud Informed the reporter that 1t would taks
two or thrue days tu e1sminu tntu lhp Affairs Of tho
concern. Frequent calls were mads ~ anxious
deposllofs 6at the doors were closed sgalust then
aud 1t Ma only from lhoae outside that any iafot
,nAt!oa could be ubtained br them
NR. ANTON BKoW-pErERskh
Was tptsts1swet oy TMuuSE tepofsat. aud :
statement Of Tho condition OF ada!rs 10 tho bank
and thu causc4 Of tn summary closing given. Tho
hank hid been run for thc past Two years AileI ths
tashntf uf private concerns Of = like Kind, upon
limited espt4l how much Mr. skow- Petersen did
not atatt+ but depoaitOF said Mons At al. It twas
, 1877-03-22
ttcna Of ths former Aeectrne continued to remain
nhknowtngIy mistakes or frIcnha Of tho new AS
Il INV. .baak

nhknowtngIy mistakes or friends Of tho ne1 hs-
Btssnr on the tnx. books.
50 TAR ae the North Town was concerned. An en-.
tire change was mn!c during tho years 1874 and
1875. Tho Town A'erssort for those years, COM
binlns with the City AfrcssoF, and paying him for
the use Of the city hooks Il was informed, whether
correctly cannot vnuch. that tho North Town
Assessor for 1854 paid the City Aste.sof 500,
hut the Hnrtt Town hsaefaos fnf 1H7s thld me
himself TINT he paid the City Assessor about $500
for tho Of The city nfrcssn1ent honks, reduced
i've city asecrsmeni for state and conntJ about ono.
third an of sonrsr al ths istskss .. /, the q.
In consequence Of The exposed blaekmai!ng IN
r.! f e eseiy yesr 70 Town esses, tSs wslime.ains
citizens Of tho different towns nntted !Ast yeat and
se nGninat.pn. irfespeetye q pe.ty :, ,ho
North Town, and was asked to acccpt place ns
a.slssant under him. 10 which consented. prov!d-
whteH wss xsan,cd. and link an 10 ts position
was higher, ~ stated ii rnx cnioAoo Tatbusf.
XII siatci before. the assessment on real estate
foE State md county taxes for the years 1874 and
1s Me,c made tto re- hee. Et IT, G!ty As.sss
a:s:tanta 81 Mr. nyer wsra Instructed. saa. i.
ss ssss e anN san e % o s sasa
anil to as*r*s cac piece Of real estate At
rar. Of tho real easa ,a'ns. ani ,I saI Z that !sn
IL tto nrGnoti,nm - ~ .s"c,srd ES.tno for
1a-n srtro,t nnrh,ns mnSsr fnrrrinsnre'
ii,t m ,snnIrer fhat prcr,nsm nrop"rtv.ownera
rrnmtic whose propcrty sas assessc,i, when ii lad
eithct been ssses,cd II III before. Of Il rather
x";ma,1. inri mi a.sc,"cd ~ I'll f1nni nronrsty
,yhcr" tr iiiiin1s niono hn,i dottoin n.sceeable
vsrr hsfnsc A' Hnai rrenii thr asscs.nrnt fnr
3s5f, ior In Snrth rnwn IN rnsd ont four millions
mnec thnn for thc venr fH7s nnJ nrariys even with
iii ossrs.mcnt n3tsr thn stain nnard of 1Rf6 had
aaard ID ner zen, tn s' '"'' oo"'' " ""''
Tnf what wero tia rctnrna of Tho South and West
~ tno % ontn nm "p9H W, Jsf,m X IT. rct ~
Sns,a1o a liz IL. =! adei IL n. mi the WIT Tnwn
ina nniv ahnnt emn ,n,nn in,nre than ths year he.
f"ra Thoso ,ss".smcnta ,scec i"ih hcfo1n thc
rnnn,v i,nnrd nf Enmara,to.,' md II is nv belief
int Il Wnut hovc Keen fafrer' Wncr thn atrc,itn.
stances. to have reduced tic NORTH Town nsscst-
rcnt frnr, q IN :!a f,er cent inatead Of
1I"s III n.r .n.. ~. ~: 1nrn IL iSvcr bs,;
, 1877-03-22
CRIMINAL.

Louis Lach Ia tho only nrscst at tho Armory, and
he Is wanted for tho petty misdcmeanor Of stealing
d coat from Rudolph Gorhardt In a saloon at No.
GIL Clark street.
John Peterson, a'ias Wilson and 'Whltehsal."
and William INFLOW, alIas "Fsenchy, y wcrc nab,ed
yesterday BY Detectives Gallagher and Stewart
w!.lla attempting 10 1lsposc Of pair OF gold spec
taclca marked - 'tAfanaasc," which aro supposed 70
have been sloscn by them.
A warrant has been Issued from Jnstlcc Foose's
Court for tho arrest Of A. L. Stone, who as u r.
legged bY NJ. !. \. Ilaylsnd, committed letjaty ia
ii IN appeal bond. Stone IL ALLEGED to b. er4a.
ing arEcit 10 tho best Of bis ability.
Joseph l.. Morrison, Josuph Marsh and James
NEE! r nightly at Vandss6asg's political lhcatra On
Canal atreet, ws5e E'In in fot vegr3ney ycst15iay
S.ta s asesissa Of swina ling Gtsassr. bst he Va.
Changed to ditutdes'y.
Samuel and Cynthia Chase. q Ne 53 cnttls
etsces police, npon !. warrant swofn out ~ Ars,
Ellen Allen, who charges them with having nh'
e et auEh,eG sEa ~ st thst hsd
a.y '' q tfial. fhe Ch.so family .t1soaoa:iy deny
teeosd,
James phiIpln. drfyor Tor Vaughan 4 Gallery.
q j: II: sx!ney., fntn!tuts maaafsets5er A. Mo-.
treating horse In overloadlne mud beating It At
p,oro uen OF slr. swineys. stamp cxtant. there
would be no necessity OF chilling tho attention Of
thu police and Tho public 10 tho section relating u
| cruelty to aAiMals.
Justice snmmrFdcld yesterday bold The follow
ing: i}enis lscIdcn, vngsant. so, ,.4spended On
| condition that hu Rucs 10 work William Larry,
hli Htala st1est, 500 to thu t:f!wiMas Court
| lstchard Jones, burglary Of Mr.. i:obns9ns
| Thomas Fitzpatrick, larceny of cHlefy. $500
70 March. IN. Jastaee ssuisy held
Jauca T: Kolly in $7o0 to he Criminal Court fos
EdWsni Dunn, rayrant. $50 or thirty days; Della
| WowsFd, Juhnuna Herbert. tumatra, so each Of
| nfy days In tho House OF Correction.
, 1877-03-22
a SNOW WAR.

rh... .s. bocn cnn.t,.roh1c III, fcc1Iuo cx,,ttrp
Company aat thc residents Of Twenty..econd
ecwsen sa.e sna H.,
anu yesle1aas sao"cn 'sen y. ""y saas ''.ay
caused rlot- IL 's only two we'l known theFe
vaa henyJ SNOW storm Tnctlny, lAy and night.
The cir halfway Counauy san tts SNOW. ptows at
.ho,t intcryal. ,inti, nfcr ,ho Storm ceased, and
yesterday morning Twenty. ..ceond. which. b, the
way, Is n rcry narrow street, was adorned within
the limits nbove mentioned, where It Ia tsavcrsol
In somo places nearly aix feet htga. sIheso banks
pany in clearing ,,s tracks md ntter,y prayensoa
INV hoftc Or vehicle from getting near tho side.
a", s..t h,ndn,nr s",tnm"-. ~ anv ot IN" sorcs
and also interfering With the delivery Of goods.
TIL tho ssotckcepcrs roso in their wrath, hired
?nneiobe small oy. and m had the. The ,now low 'hoy s
c!ed hack oa The eat".taeSs' Iae atteet was aoon
fore they could get through SNOW. plows with
The tracks tI,o eoYe Allied Cd. ihsn. Up again; ,,
T. 'e all fta wnae~s a"s the sso1es nd
hontes we5o dilsi With faces A 10 these e. was a.,
o@t ctoTa at there VI ~ -, hawli1s mob wnS n
af'se1' ssa sssass!s,:: 4 ssssT
Tho street was jan,n,od with . notley crowd,
would 60 plunRtng through IN tho ware
Of snow. .pi1w, The horses urged 10
fnrY by thu whip Of Tho utiYer. and tho
snowbas and bowls OF tho mob. Car No. .s7 On
tho Cotta9r tirusr linc broke It's whtGtrtrres md
ile horbes ran away, but wcrc etoppcd at the next
gunner. before new tfapl conld be brought from
the barn near Twentieth street thc boya had esoy'
rled rHow ab'llt two feet deep under tue wheels.
some capl0yra Of The Company set 70 work to 1lg
thc car nut, but tho boys outworkcd them. Fl.
rally. tho pn!arr. who ha orders to keep the poMca
ony. and not Interfere In tho interests Of either
party. rretss that thu who'll street woAh nnon bo
bockaled and all trayal btnipcd, took hand, nnt
drove the gatnlns back Until tic car could be dug
out. .-.....
Hy this time tho snow haa 9esun 10 melt ana
pack, ~ that tho Anow.plowa :on}1 !,ot niaEe muc'
rrnc~ed 70 cffoslt. Boys Kicked nnd p,shcd ltlo
snow o! ne tracks. hna tcxefa! men e&trca n~ay
hy the desire for usehie1 hunted " ahnse!s ano
| went 70 Work etatnltaualy; The stoscEeepcis Wno
tccmcl to Ec most act!yo IN ing 'aHlcssncss were
| !tnppclYu . Fefsls. u. Menaeisnhn Eo's =. =.
| Ward, and ]; =. Nraonc. alA the most q mo
| trouble took place between wabash md Mtca'gaA
avenues.
| ONE NOTABLE RxCErfioS
dcscrycs 10 ba recorded, i. y. L. Harvey. tho
proprietor of tho lu!aec Market, kept twn men mud
team busy cartlng away tho snow n front q hla
place Of butncss., 4 number OF others n!so held .
I neutral position. Joining neither auc, Whch y
| was fu1rl ttat tho snow. .ploWH were not adequate
| to thu task nWlhg to the warmth VI tle snn, INC
, 1877-03-22
TRANSPORTATION CONTRACT.

st. pAvi1 March *l.-Nat. Card, Chief Qusr-
tet1naater OF tho Department Of Dakota, to-day
notified John b. Davis, Of this city, commander
Of the Government dFcdge steamer Moptsna, of
the acceptance Of hia bid for military trauspor-
tatton the coming season on the Missouri and
Yellowstone Ktyers. Commodote William +.
Davidson, Capt. r. 6. Davidson, and John H..
Bsxney, Of tbs Keokuk Northern Steamboat
, 1877-03-22
COLLECTING TANES.
IETTkll F1soN COUNTY CLERK LEE.

The following correspondence na1 beeh given 10
TIE TntprNk fpf publication:
lioE'1 " rs trh hrahtSSv1ELn % II,
DEAR a.Hi hsFe introdGcsd hili 70 a.[e1.e With
y ~ ~. & 1nns M
inform ing xlat amount Of cpYa u !nyn!ts Y max
tstu,% IT. ~ ~ nfG' ~ a . e. y M r IT,, r.
y % @ T. In II f f M SoS ,9ns
l,u 10 tln Wopc u Chlcnko Eeiy a. yoH' earliest
conSenlsncu will uiach ob!lge, toa7 7tFn'{ ,
,.-. ~, ,.,,.
sp,tnaT,si, W.-J,EAn Hln, Your fAvof ef the lnh
lst. i Al hand send yoH herewith rpPy Of NY ia.t
i6.iHty. III heli taok occasion to rail- altrn!nn tn
tn nSra E.rnE efas 81 1s nrsssnt Ss sn. ~ -
y oatstt Which '.luls. ssisrt!se Y tne ssusn.s VI
1Cit rofurus fttr tU iilrep Chicago tpWha Including
, 1877-03-22

3Fs*E"Pf
CHICAGO, March at.-Auybedy acqualnted With
tax matters Ia cur city knows that for many years
past assessnepts on real cttate for State and
county ta4es xefs every 3rai ueasi5 she aause.
The incoming Assessor usually copied tho books Of
his Predecessor, and. IN consequence, sksakes or
, 1877-03-22
IOWA..


sptcia, Correspondence ar TAe Trtb1sue
Nxw7os, Ia, March 1o.-The independent
Is giving i 4 strong hold on Tho b. Affections aud
confidence OF tho people, aud front rank In
journalism IN Iowa. Willie other leading jour
nails are wont to fouov public opinion, VIC erpect
the tainosh ss 70 seaa !. inc recent oee's'1n % o.
the United stnscs suprcmo Court on tho Iowa
Railroad Tariff law In connection With other
hciow ~ t. tho ripS. ~ g.atcs to control rates
~ s.,,r ,or .-o,rst snd nas.snocr, Ina .,.aken.
cd anew public Interest n tl!s matter; aud is
of the, people. Tns TRi9yxE strikes tlo right
key when It says this decision VIII hold n check
any and all attempts to extort from tho Pro.
duscr anA shipper % n lorme. years, ann .hat
by
The Iowa Railroad.Tarln Inv 70 perhaps tho
most ptactica! statute OIL the Kind 70 tho west.
Based upon thc railway theory O. "hgncr rates
distance increases, It i1as been pronounced by
competent railroad q men tac most e9uitaolo
lay Of the kl'in 70 tno county onuef 10 pro-
Visions the different foads IN the state arc
classified thus:
Csass A.--Koads whose gross earnings arc
&, 100 per milo, OF more, annually.
E!da g.-$3,0oo or I9rS pof mile;
Csaa C.-Lsss than 5000 per mile
measure, tho weak roads, aa tho rates allowcd
"b roatls are u per cent hirher than "A,"
and 10 pcr cent higher to "C" roads than ""
tic latter being rarely any higher tllan rates
hclng to foster them until ahlo to "staud
alone" 4 table Of rates on leading articles q
FadR d;tpo. es eaI 9aaor anq o@ nos o s
| TO 315 miles, to exceed the length Of my Iowa
| road, Us uniform rs railway schedule, and with
tho classification Of f1eghts attaclicd, makes It
one 4 tbe ;ailrosa { %agnatss q @ issr = ,e9 81.
amend o. repsal, though sttaekine It both in
the courts md i; :ns Leg;satarc: 81 t e., r. ,r,n,
whn Tie sate has S se1s aade tss is o
under fts projection . urge internal traffic has
sprunr up within tho State. Our shippers sail
parallel through lines, which formerly cxorbl-
tant short rites rendered impossible. Many
articles Of large bulk are now moved BY rail-
which formerly were kept from market BY high
arc . large tEatllc In themselves; low rates to
the Mississippi give Us competing lines thcro to
market, and % = consequences our whole State
Is heIng benefited. ben ,.. ,,,o to.,. .,,r,a u,o.,
ago, tic Chicago, Burlington q Quincy and tho
illinois Central refused to obey It, while the
Chicago, Rock Island y paeilc and tue North
western, whtlc ostenslhly complying wtl1 ~. its
cago to cover any reduction In local rates. Thla
Inter move only seemed TO injitso tho roads and
drive awny from Chicago thousands Of carloads
of grain, stock, otc., which sought 1T. Louis,
Milwaukee, or Peoria market, or q through
routo East via Joliet cut-oH.
8uit was brought by tho State agninet the O.,
B. Il g. i. r., which tho Supreme Court hns
Just decided In favor of the State. In conse-
g,icncn Of rcpeated violations Of tho law, this
road and tho lllinols Central had laid thcneclvca
liable TO millions Of dollars damages n civil and
! criminal cascs, aud At tho last session OF the
General Assembly appealed tor relief, pledRlne
, 1877-03-22

WITHIN THREE YEARS OVER 5000 PERSONS,
suffering with tho ruslous diseases peculiar 10 ths
climate, have been successfuily tfeatcd al Dr.Hou.
crs Tarklsh, electric and mctteated vapor baths Il
tho Grand Pacific IIolel. Entrance on Jackton.
, 1877-03-22
PHILIP COHLEY At HOME.

He orena bis new Establishment, tho st. Elmo,
146 Dearborn street, in connection with Knho,s
Hotel, furnished entirely ncwt lie invites his
friends to hts opening to-day. ahi viii guarantee
them good dinner, bcst In tho city.
, 1877-03-22

swc9rn, --tho p1,rat Hank Of copenAnssn, ZIP
skanc. Enskt!ten Hank, sn,l the sksnlnav'sk I.
hal lately Withdrawn their credit from thc aru,,
ncconnt uf the tight money rnarkc. N Sweden. and
the firm wcEe lett in Tho arch. with but the alter
sa aa met Viii Hon ,onc sna bn. e'nsaas:ns lo.ses
9, 10 s'0 600, and thc Ssac.a to 81. QUO, leaving
eSt q ooo Ssaneea .eoan q ;re.e ke
SIT, ono. Mr.. skow Petersen indu'gel in the hope
soi s ' &C on ptso asa sn IL had e
dispatched mail to tho swed'.h l1nk1.
and, m ono was on the wnr from them;
those instiiation. hnt he bid settled n tnll With
berg, his partner. tho only oshor member 81 Tho
IN n{out three weeks. lie was eorry hc had not
closed week ago, when 10 might hare cttcctcl
better settlement. TO = tcro;ttos hc stated Tint
$40, Olp, and when Il cnscd there wAs Sa 900 in
east In the vault. lie intended to 20 t. Enrope a.
oonn a. o conli effect settlement with hte cred.
rsnrcnents with ihe swedish banks and return mi.
rrslnc Iusfncft. There were Fomc small lohns
outstanding. bat he did not say 10 whom they wefo
From other. It wa. nsccrtaincti that The total ia
bitftc4 nf the bank wpnd amount to $500 o00 nnd
the asects nbnnt three fonrtha TINT sum. hat no ono
figures. md tic AssIgncua report will have to BE-
given ID
rnR DEroslrons
arc all 9c1ndtnayians, tnostty resident IN Iowa,
Wisconsin, anil 1llnoIs, md bnt few lirc in Chica
70. Some OF those hero very indignant, and
NJ s S,near Ill., ..ss 3one. s
cnn6c that tho failure Ia ruac to swlntlc them,
etc. Wtnslows dctaTeaton fa freely mentioned in
y w ,s IN csr fioa Il WIEN / as s se
some bitter hoW1s Will be sent tip,
, 1877-03-22
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

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Mt. J. IL. Menona'a. aeete'arI o. t. I'M ,h soJ, s,x
Yesterday. y iio h,s made hi. Seaaquat,or. at tho
t.rand rnctfc and can thcro be fonnn by those who
y. Va nv evidence to Inv l,cfore Tic committee.
nATe any ef"e"Ie ~ '"' "sio's *"~
Tho Convention Of the Ancient Order OF Work.
men was in secret scssIon yesterday. The asual
."...ta. ,.s.. ,.,to,r,,, aftrr which the tI,nr
NJ wets s hoatsg ond feerfnr seports
nn hgatins The statements s. otcsss regarding the
~. r,-<n.r o,s Fr,n cro,rrr /. thu nnn,e of n
s;s ssaa. y 'rart + + sse. ssS o
Tcaa'ns ' aatts, % I. neatly printed and i. aesef.nx
Of y The + q s1nths' Illinois Tor
Shortly bcforo noon yesterday a horse attached
ss:SnF into ,in!is: sIs M k!l'ea ), ho,,e Seioasns
ss lon: I!aas e No. sq nlge lslsad IA sscSHs Ws.,
sfsi!son lad % strsct R awaiting IN owner. '~
Ma1ea i, II from iii. home, zos west Madison :tresi
E .pp pot Ia: ark II 'es' ef
Go.msro,a aR N' d l. nsn ., e Mne ne
vcst nni inrk cloth wtntrr coi, il Is feared hy
ns fsienas @ that he may hare committed suicide
while rs. ~ .e eoos conn o
taI, I'M 4, ne ha,' bor ,mn,..t rrmn1"n mi
iHpea 'asi md dV, d .s4ee. s good
4 honntcous 1 snpncr wa. prepared md served by
!; e sssss s.. Is III s:sss
f5 e. s"a 'Ss an;sas d. noP' to Tho 0s' OF
Tho member, Of flo 1abor 1eagne, to tho nun.
bcr ut dozen, met at Markell ltai last evening
,1s"r @ "nnInu 4, H. ioee1atnrc IN rraulatn con-
.Sict: labor. vote q thanks was passed % sneh
members Of The Legislature M had aHppottrd tile
il. Another meeting d 70 6a held Mondny rxen.
.nf tno nnject @ 10 IsvsS .o M nv ~
1872 "s m...sss s ~ ~. Il. ..,, .,,n
skrji1ht in LAWYER FarweIt Hall. Thc wet,
wetghty mass accumulated until II broke In three