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, 1877-02-04

wanted his costs' and tna1 WIS an ne careo
"What arc you going to do about it? Can
YOU make PolIak pay" =
'sNo, suppose not. The only thing We can
do is to prosecute him for malleasance in office"
"Sbali you do that?''
~ don't know yet. haven't got Boyden's
t.Haye you talked with Boyden about its''
ayes. he says the question arose as to
whether the proceeding WIS civil or quasi
criminal, and he. insisted that It was quasi
criminal, while Trudc commended that it was
civil, and therefore the defendants need not be
present Boyden insisted upon forfeiture OF
tic recognizances, but Pollak overru1ed him,
and they went on with the TRIALS"
"Did vou ask him If Mcdonald became se-
curity for the finest"
II did, and he says there is not word Of
his costs, and there was the end OF it, SO far as
he was concerned"
"Was it CIVIL or Quasi-cEiminal case!"
ut was a qt1asi-crimlnal case, and was held so
in the case OF Wiggins vs.. The Clty OF Chicago
where the Court held the decision in the case OF
Navior ys. The CITY Of Galesburg binding upon
the Court, and this latter case held that such
offenses were quasi-cri!nana4."
..1s THERE ANYTu1Sa IN THE ORDINANCES
touching the subiect!"
.sOnlY prescribing the duties OF the Justice
IN conviction. Sec Is OF the Charter reads:
ehull be imposed may, upon the order OF the Court
or Magistrate before whom inc conviction is had,
be committed to the county jnil. or calaboosc,
city prison, work-honsc, house Of correction, OF
other place provided by the city OK village for the
Incarceration OF offenders. until such penalty and
cost shall be fully paid provided that no such I'M
prisonnaent shall exceed six months for any one
ofense.'"
nThat reads smay be committed;' is that
mandatory or directory!"
ut has been held to mean mandatory, anu Is
inst as strong as II it read shal1.'"
"Thcn he has clearly violated the law!"
Clearly. He is either fool or scoundrcl
| and don't care which horn he takes. Here he
| had the law before him, and yet he let rhost
| fellows 90. He should have declared thei'
| recoeu1zances forfeited, and then the Treasury
| would nave got the money"
| q Mcdonald says he talked with Boydeu about
suspcnding the tnes?"
| aBoydeu has NO power to remit fines. No
| body III this Department has any such power
It lies entirely with the Council in crimina
SThen you don't believe anything was sait
about ta''
| II know there wasn't. Polak just movcf
! down here to capture cases from Summerfeld
| court, and all he cares for is what he can mak
| out of costs. I say it is IN outrage, when maj
| like Mcdonald can control man like Pollal
and. throw the efforts Of the police to the winds
and It is q commentary upon the Circuit Judge
| TINT they selected such man tor Justice Ut th
| Peace There are plenty OF capable and cdu
| catcd youpg lawyers in town who would I'll
| the position with credit, and yet a fellow 1k
Pollak gets it. don't know what the upsho
will be, but am going to look into the matter.
, 1877-02-04

they select from. Aid. Sweeney. Irish, the repre-
sentative holding over, is,a worthy Official, aud
Council
+. " the Eighteenth Ward the payer says that
lis population is mixed. Although an 1rishman
would stand good chance, tue indications ut
present polnt to the selection Of an American.
Tie writer OF this extraordinary production
WINDS up by saying that he has enacavored in
his article to give fair opinion in regard to tile
coming election, and tile candidates for the
offices to be filed: He will, hc says, refer to
this subject again, and point out the merits
and dement's Of candidates. as they crop up,
the presumption bcing that the merits
ana dement's thus referred to will consist, not
In honesty, but upon their sounlness upun the
great question OF Irish nationality.
Above and beyond the laughter which this
article will provoke in those who read it, there
is cause for much and grave reflection in those
voters OF Chicago who arc notspecially interest
ed in the merits OF controversy separated from
liered that there we're enough questions at issue
III their immediate neignborhOol to cngrOs5
their entire attention and that Of their repre-
sentatiyes The line, however, has now been
distinctly drawn By the Hesttr7 Catholic, and the
Americans and Germans OF this city know so far
as that side Of the house is concerned on what
basis the coming municipal election is to be
fought out It is for them, to de-
mt nc this how tre.co 3a5 they tns will ouea1 5u
and how far they will allow themselves and
their interests to be oVerslawed+ were any
paper to publish an article similar to the one
even anoVe suosntut!ng american Sational!ss h
1or lr1sn Nat1onalst' ana ailoMeu ' Inc nlsa issn
wards. there would be from the Western Catholic
an outburst Ct eSGlamatt9ns and dennnclations
on the subject Of lhnow5Sothtng'sm wnlch "onla
be dnned INTO eVerybody,s ears until election
came. iet the wI1tsr ooes not seem TO oo
| aware Of the TACT that Wnat he mas SAD Is iaf
worse, tar more proscr'pt1ve, than anythlns
which eyer appeared during me pcI1ou OF Inc
| hnow-Nothlpg excitement. Ihe attempt was as
MADE then oy majority oi Inc popu!at'on 70
proscflne minority. 70" tne eiiole Is a'a4e 4e
by small faction to proscrloc' and TO
| depnrc OF repTesentat1oh an ,..r ovsrwneln1- ~
Ing MaloT1tI. u "oulu oo peete' ~
, 1877-02-04

AT MEMPHIS.

MENru1s, Feb. AT o'clock tonight a tire
broke out in the wholesale liquor store OF A.
Vaccaro g. Co., On Front street, and is sill
burning ut S, but the fremen keep it confined
to that building. -. n
LATEn-The fire was ext1nguishel, at y
o'clock, but not until the STOCK was badly dam,
aged, md the interior Of the building burned
oIt. The stock was valued at S75,oo9, and l, tue
loss is estimated at s4D,0oo: Insured 1or s2,oVo'
S1o, 600; Imperial Of London, North British
and Mercantile, Home Of New York, Fire Asso-
ciatfon OF Philadelphia, $4,000 each, and the re-
uainder in local companies
, 1877-02-04

trr
Mr Moran said II anncared that on1y one at
tcnnt 1,si heon made. and the result OF adher-
infr tn the old method seemed to be the contin-
.,at;o,, IN " ,o,rar IN Chscero Of the Republican
rp po"e ;roe orred iost folI hr thIs
pnts. tnG eoutt3 n1s 1 - .,-ae 49, r.tt,,G II m
NJ" metnoo OF 5e1of anu ~ 40 rusth -, ath.,3 ~,
yery low ground to oppose tae NE" neeuoo VI
tue plea that y would hnrt tng pasts. +ho4 +ha
DOM Forsythe-Mhcre "as the oarrel 1hat LUG
money came out Oh +h,+
VT. 1io1aa-etali We o4 ~ :i1e s'.s ~
nc shali never elect anotnef freslaent u'hess n0
has barrels.
oonil ro1s5 sue ts15o ~ et" aaa no."+e ~ "ao S
newspapers t1at had cnatgcu Tug Oeh1oea3ss
with using the s'b3rrel;" Bnt It Nas equal''
true that candidates had been assessed.
Mr.. Moran did not ascribe the success Of the
Democratic party at the last election to
T11E i.DARnEL,n
hut tn the rr;ncin}e of reform. [App1ause.1
The na,nnrratj. nortr was ,tta.l-;nu tte snoils.
svstem ct n,,rsned bv M the RenuIlicans, end oppos-
Inc the system Of assessing men in office WAS
It 1ot ittfa ;nronsistnnt to insist on assessing
mon mt ~ of1;ce-cnn,lidates for otficea lie
hail kno,yn moor men. entirely worthy and capa-
he. who haf mt stood the ghost of chance
T..'an3a, ..no,,.o +>,o,, ,rara ncnr
, 1877-02-04
A BOGUS BEY.
Now yor1s Merchants Sadly Flctfmized.

New York Merchants Sadly Vlctfmized.
Special Dispatch to Tie Tribune.
Nrw Yonk, Feb. "a goodly number OF
New-yor1,ers have been taken in BY q dashing
nova] qont1enan Of extensive military and 1nan-
rial eInerience, known as "Edinboro, Captain
IN. the naval service OF his Imperial Majesty
tha snltan,', In September last the
Captain registered at the New YORK
T1ntel as III. B, Ednboro, Constantinoplc."
His trunks bore the Star and Crescent. he
represented himself as standing high IN tue
confidence of The Ottoman authorities, and as
having been sont to this country on delicate
and i1nnortant mission connected with the pend
,ns war between Russia md Turkey. he was
dined and wincd by well-known gentlemen, IN
troduced into society, and made nllii-
self obscrycd by his audaclty, "st'
and consequential bearing. Nobouy sus-
ncctcd he: was not what he represented
till his sudden disappearance without his having
mid his board bill or various debts to his guam
dom friends caused suspicious which have
nroyed but too well grounded. Among the VIC
fins ara q number of shpowners and brokers,
who we're to reap ricl, harvest from the Bey's
friendship. and who advanced him money readi-
" m thc assurance that as soon as the necessary
Iancrs cane their vessels should be at once
engaged engage in Turkeys; service Capt. Stead, &. Of
| the steamship Prof. Msrse, loaned q round sum,
md the loss of the owners, who refused q valu-
aoie oss Z autspdto3 sa 81 toFego at to
| New York Hotel is some SUN.
By the confession n9 Of all pares sT the q se5
p.Uuth months, one oi the most adroit swim. ;49
ders the city has eyer ;na.c entertnnsa Mt nhase a
ami Its history scarcely less eventual. One wa:
jones' Of Sesaa ,aa ;ec os5sa natnt bn n
India, and for two months be kept an qnfortu
nate nate civil englneer named Brown han hanging ING
euged ] by the Bey to introduce tn: IN
Blessings Of ice among o,. tue hots1 osp'shfsf h1
vas VESTED rendered promptly every week, but nobody
thought Of pressing 50 magnitlcent an nd,sdn gs, u
scatea tiat lis destination was Washington
but It IS thought be has returned to LONDON no, .,
hrokcrs. : an among whom he is atfestionately Re
fcrred to as "Toroedo Bay" and whose ship j p
next n arriTal from Constantinople.
, 1877-02-04

COMPLIMENT TO AMERICAN SKILL AND ENTER
PRISE.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-At the annual meeting OF
the Sheffield Chamber Of Commerce to-day the
President said the Sheffield manufacturers and
workmen had only themselves to blame for loss
of trade with America, and successful Amerf-
can competition with foreign countries. Shef-
field workmcn had not come up to the make and
style required by the customers. Mandella,
member OF Parliament for Sheffield, said amer
iran coinnctition was successful bccaus: Aruerf-
cans excelled in the rapidity Of their labor-sav-
ing machinery. II peace was preserved English
trade had nothing to fear, and in any case tue
English colonies furnished the most promising
markrt. Mandelia referred to the importation
If American beef as o great benefit to En-
Gland, and striking instance Of what enter
prisc and invention could do
, 1877-02-04

PEACE BASIS AGREED UPON.
BERLIN, Feb. sit is said that the repr@
scntatiyes Of Turkey and Servia have agreed to
accept the statu quo ante beliam, without quail
fcatlor, as the basis OF treaty.
TURKISH REMFoRcEAESrs.
boypos, Feb. IA dispatch from Rutsehuk
saws the Turks are sending considerable rein
forceuents to Widdin and Shumla.
EXEMPTION TAX.
An exemption tax Of from ten to twenty
piastrcs is levied in Bulgaria on every male per-
son over Is years Of age.
RUSSIA AND AUSTRIA.
NEW YoRK. Feb 3.-Russia is attempting to
make q renewal of the alliance with Austria
She offers the latter the occupation Of the forts
of Rutschuk, Silr.ia, and Farna as guarantees
cf her Withdrawal after the trouble with Tu1-
key is ended.
Montenegro refuses the terms OF the Turkish
PROPOSALS 0f peace, unless the Porte will con
sent to the annexation Of Sultoria.
, 1877-02-04
GERMANY.

RRR11y. Feb. 3-The Public Prosecutor has
instituted proceedings against the son Of Count
Won Arnim, on account Of offensive newspaper
articles.
THE SOCIALIST MovEMEST.
LONDON, Feb, 3--The Pda-4na1 Ga.zfte says
the result Of the German elections are deeply
dscouragtng to the supporters OF the Empire.
Bismarck will still be able to command ma
ior;ty by skillful maneuvering, but bis success
ors NAV &c unable to control the social forces
/. which have acquired such dangerous Intensity.
The results of the elections introduce an elt-
ment of immense peril into European politcs~
Thcy cannot but intensity Bismarck's desire to
any difficulty between Germany aud France they
will not make hin desirious to lind peaceful
solution.
, 1877-02-04
ILLINOIS.
Saturdays Proceedings in the General AS
se11ably.

S1fuEN8y8 8 ITCCEGNAlss6 III AAAC SsA @A'
seably.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
SpRfS1FrELio, Ill.,, Feb. 3.-Afr. Kchoe intro
tlucct1 bill for the amendment OF the Revenue
law Is suggested By james 2. Root in bis letter
to The TRIBUNE. It provides TINT Judgment
fordelinquent taxes shall be entered uponthel list
made out by the Collector, and dispenses with
the COPY OF that list made by The Clerk 1t
makes the penalty o5 per cent upon delinquent
taxes.
Mr.. Southyorth introduced hill for spending
money upon the Normal School at Normal, by
aunrupriating $500 for the purpose OF lifting
up . natural history museum
Mr. Boniiell introduced bill making 1t q
mIsdemcenor for civil engineers TO MAKE 1atse
estimates 0i any work done by q contfaetor 1of
corporation or private person.
The State-Eousc investigation resolution ln-
tro<luced III. the Senate to-day was made the
special order for Tuesday
HOUSE.
Mr.. Winter introduced 4 bill SO amending the
Exemption act us to cut of the exemption o1
500 worth OF property to be selected ~ tne
Judgment creditor III addition to the spevlhc e2-
4 bill for the repeal of the Election Registry
art Of ISIS, Us amended in 1874, was introduced
by Mr. Cronkritc. H. also introduced bll
changing the law relative to tne swear
ing of the vote t,t Of sh,i1 nj su
voter. 1uE I'LL ptot9aeo &4ANN1 ~ o n:1,-:4
cient for the vouch1ng "i1hsss " nlaAe H..
present law requires that he snal nave snas!
in the district Or precinct LOT one yea! - rs
like bill to facilitate tic swearing LII u n4eEA
votes. :. .h rr-ona
It seems to be the praetlee a. .l,e trHl ,rHn,
Asyiums to get rid OF aass ., ps,e, 1.,,,cr ~.
public safety requires should pe Kept ui.uu. 81 =
straint. Wliums, o1 JEFFERSON, LII. e,,;i<s -
bill to-day that will meet THIS case II plo'ls tn
that no patient shall be ulschaiseu Loii tno
Asylum because his insanity Is iuea'""ie'
| spEc1E-REsuNr1loS. :,
50 far Us the payncal Of taxes is concerned, rs IS
provided for by Matthew's Dnt 1n1LoloIe4 i' 1s3 ~
Gay. It requires tiiat on anu ailea si i.or - ;
! taxes shall DC paid only III golu a11 SILVIA 'on'
| county orders aud jury ccrtlu2atGs us ,,+-o
Two compulsory education ol!ls mete r. 1tro a.ros
dure4l One requires children oet"een ene Asca
Of and Il to pe sent to school at least ng1su
weeks in each year. The other requires cllalei
between the ayes Of and 10 to nc sent To scaool
for the like period each year.
More bills 1or the amendment OF Ine heyeuue 'e te
law were brought in to-day: Apout nal a,l'. .nS
members have not get introduced nll!s OF suc,'
snrt. but it is expected, ere the session closes,
every member will have introduced a.
Icast one such bill. IN vlsw o.
The manifest imposibil1ty Of this session eet-
ti,,r through any effective revision o. the
Revcnuc la,T, Mr.. Granger introduced a resolu-
ton providing for thu appointment o. 4r, e9IIl, ta
, 1877-02-04

NEW YORK, Feb. s.-Hope is we'll nigh aban-
doned OF the safety Of the steamship Colombo,
now forty-six days overdue ut this port IRON
Hull, Eng; OF the George Cromwell and Gcorge
Washington, from Haliiax for St. Johns, N. F.,
each long overdue. Forty-scven persons are, or
we're, on board the Colombo, thirts on the
George Cromwell, and thirty-one on the George
Washington.
, 1877-02-04
IN CHICAGO.

The alarm from Box LIS ut 2:o1 yesterday
afternoon was caused by an incipient tire at NO
Ss Tweuty-ninth street, owned by N. Bowman
and occupied as dwelling by Mrs. Johnson
damage nominal. Cause, defective chimney.
, 1877-02-04

sptcdI Nspafch 70 Tie 7f76un&
.,,,-tr.7ve YEARS last past wholesale and retail
grocery merchant in tins CITY, has 1aliea, anu
~, +I,e sheriff. HIS assets fall but little shozt
~ his liabilities. Delinquent customers did It,
, 1877-02-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

LONDON, Feb. 3.-stcamships Dorian, from
New York. and Lord Give, from ehllaoeiphla'
nups R.tr1noRE; Feb. 3.-Steamship Caspian, from
1,,vernoul, is aground in Hedges Straits
, 1877-02-04
SlIiClDE..

p1raerT t' Miea 9acsnlS IT, employed by tic Glsat
az aged o. 4niI Ro;lray as baggage-master at tllts
PH P[tnn lis throat Domestic difficulties "efe @A0
.s'i5,c;nal -.Ig cause of the rash act.
, 1877-02-04

MOBILE, Feb. 3.-The United STATES etIuls ~.
cenrt % for the Fifth Circuit and Southern D's-
1u4o t1s. of "A A]abama, john Bruce PRESIDING, mas
,s5o~ad degree affirming the title Of. OF MOTT!
Tenu Ketc,lm as the Trustee under the nrst ul'-
tsa.e ~ tbc Mobile & Ohio Railroad Comp'lo.
, 1877-02-04

yw HAVEN, Feb. 3.-The fale e. cnixesSlss nRa,ianss
SLW WI, has Voted not to accept the chaiienSss
boat T,ar,i to row tue winner Of the elghs-oafeo
o. ~ s hetween Harvard and Yale
, 1877-02-04

WASHINGTON, D. C., Feb. fl a. m.-For the
Upper Lake region, northeast winds, veerins to
warmer southeast, ri>lps, followed by faling
barometer, partly cloudy and hazy or tossy
weather.
CHICAGO, Feb. ;
, 1877-02-04

OBITUARY
PARIS, Feb 3.-Leon Joseph Gatayes, mu-
sician and critic, died yesterday, aged II.
, 1877-02-04


,,-,e IN f,ror of the resolution. It might, ana
nrobably would, do great deal Of good. Ieas a
ffnhn Fnrsythe's ulai had been in vogue 1ol
thrtr Years was no reason why 1t was s.. not
best to have something better: 1:., 1nGse ere
had been one no wy {{oued sufficient in tie
nrrsent Presidential contest, and new way
RaI to be- devised. The statesmen OF TIE as nine
teenth century had'not Jet mastefen 1 tne p.oI ~
i'm Of municipal government. why "as ~
that some candidates tor aiaelula. ~ "s, W. ti,c
..Tncnscs! Surely not for the honest etno!a.
ments OF the Office. Such men the Demoslatt a;n
nartv did not want The salary wasn't sutncle.,s
IN INV Of the city offices to pay man los es ~.
ccpting them, aud when man alu lun - ~ seiarv
ofi;res for the sake Of the mere item o. s.ua'
tso nc o'T nemncratic party [Applause.l Men
s,,onld not seek Offices; the party snoula sss
Tie men, and this grand theory oi Inc PITY ~
would be put in prac'ite N tna. anarateds IAp-
| plause.] a,.xv
talked hack, He said the meeting had nothing
to do with the matter anyhow. Inc 5neors r.
TIE Deocras n Raftyb int Il It work IN
| tire. People must have something more sno, er
stantial to live on than water. "a volce- 1e, 1e
can eet beer and whisky" Laughter; As lo1 a
himself, he had never known IN onlee To so
man named Hotten thought It would oa be nsoa
| good thing to pay the Aldermen s1'ooo sea'
Col snowhook opposed the measure, and sait
t 1t would defeat the purity; me Dg3iTh .ma;is th.
wheel would stick fast IN the msre, wn1e '"'
RnnnbIican cart went ahead (App1ause,I
]. r. Doolittle was in favor Of any rca1 goon ~
| nractjca, measures of reform, but he WIS up
ppnsel ~ to this one. It woald hurt the: party
@ He did think, however. that the substance o
The resolution should apply to the Aldermen 'l !,
Mr.. Moran-Do you know, Col. snowhook'o
this plan ever having been trieds a,.,.+,-
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IPERSEvERE
In the use ofthis Remedy until Cured. 1t con-
tans the Great Healing Elements Of
Plants in their Essential Form as OBJ
tained hu Qistllatinn

Catarh, in its extent and destructive force,
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II should not make it the object of their lives to rid
themselves OF it. single bottle of any remedy
cannot, in The chronic STAGE effect a cure even
bring the system under Its influence fully In many
such cases the bones and cartilage of the nose
eaten away, the organs of hearing, of seeing, and
of tasting, SO affected as to be rendered useless,
the uvula SO elongated and lnhamed as to produce
constant and distressing cough. The return TO
health must necessarily be slow, under the most
favorable circumstances, when so seriously alict-
ed; but as the evidence OF its great value daily
comes to hand, We become more and more satisfied
that there does not exist of Catarrh that
not be cured by Il judicious and persistent use of
Saniord's Radical Cure for Catarrn. The II. lief in
every obtained from the first dose is indica
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Sanford's Radical Cure is sold by all wholesale
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Price. 81,
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Subscriber has
IN been duly appointed Administrator on the
estate of
HULDAH HERN, late of Clinton,
in the county of Kennebec, deceased intestate, and
has undertaken that trust by giving bond as the
law directs All persons. therefore, having de.
mands against the estate Of said deceased are de.
sired to exhibit the same for settlement: and all
indebted 10 said estate are requested 10 make i'm.
mediate payment to HOWARD w. DODGE,
Feb'y ~, 1871.
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Mffkly Sennebee 5ournal,

Published every Wednesday morning, is the
arSest folio paper in the State, containing news,
political articles agricultural and scenth tic matter
a'es, poetry, anecdotes, household matter, mark.
cts, &C., &c.
Terms, per annuns In Advance
Transient Advertisements, 800 per inen for first
week; 90 cents per week for each subsequent in.
sertion.
Special Notices, o. so per inch for first week: so
'ents per week for each subsequent week,
BUSINESS Notices, in reading columns, 20 cents
per line tor first nserton 10 cents per Ii ne for each
-ubscquent insertion.