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, 1880-11-28

Audtcrous Exploits OF the Police.
Inc detectives. after fountlerlne about IN
the most prouatscuous manner for ahont
Iwenty-four hours In search Of the chan .xbo
stole 4r. Aosrow's 5000 sample-caea ~
Je"elry, reported no progress, and at 1ast
accounts were trying to dream out a soIufion
OF the problstn. They went to work unon
me case yesterday morning with a will.
put tnere was no tlew for them ~
eeEln with, and without q ciew onr NJ
oeteGtlyes are not worth 50 much rs soma
people someames thlnk they are. Some Of
tae1r dolngs since the robbery are extrrmetr ~
ridiculous. Directly after the theft wa ~
ported a. the Central Station, the varions
xtreet-rallWay lines were asked Il, notify rha;r
elnployes to keep sharp lookout for anv
man 81 al answering the lneagre description
sS oas}on1s asa heir sa the eer ttt is,. who might
5SGn p;n2sd Within IF ths an Yase Sd14 Tai ;2.n,5S
dispatch to Central Station stated thar ,uan
with valise answering the description in
every particular had gone south in m Arch
had left the cur at Bonfeld street, and had had
last been seen walking back towards tia
city. The police OF the Dearln1, TWENTY.
second, and Twelfth Street Stations, and Tia
Police Patrol were called out, and, after
= great and exciting chase, the mys~
had not the stolen valise, but a
soap box On bis shoulders There were a
number Ut just such ludtcrous ctlases as this
all day. As usual when anything OF The
kiud happens, orders are issued to run in
promiscuously everybody who Would be att
to do anything OF the kind. and the const-
quence was that several of the stations List
night gave shelter to sone disreputable and
very notorious characters. But from noneo OF
thetn was any information to be CLEANED re-
gardlng case in hand.
, 1880-11-28

liered II policy to recommend the payment OF the
whule claim vt once. And thus obv,ate delay. 4
WIN Vers evident, however. that such speedy. Il
not haaty, action did not meet The approval of
era} hours passed in arKu. my rhe merits Of Mr..
5extOn's clAina, It was hnaly agreed to post-
pone action OIL the case until next Wednesday.
The Committee agreed to visit the new Court
erbocker and Loomts. and the Clerks Of the
Probate and County Courts. for the purpose OF
determining about the court-rooms aud Offices
OF these courts about which there seems to be
considerable dispute.
CRIMINAL COURT.
John Shorts, oolored, waa acquitted Of lar
ceny.
Ole Oleson pleaded guilty to larceny and was
retnauded.
Ann Sullivan, indicted tor nansl.ughter, will
probably be tried Monday.
George Simon was tried for stealing horse
and buggy, but the jury disagreed, standing ten
for conviction and two for acquittal.
4 calendar Is making for the December term
OF all cases. jail and bail. pending in the Grim
ia! Court. and Judge Hawes will assist Judge
Gary In trying the accused
MINNIE DIXON.
The jury In the case of Minnie Dixon came in
little after 10 O'clock ia the morning and
therefore discharged. 1t 10 understood that
seven were for ucpuittal and five for conviction,
"A KreAt difference from that OF the other jury.
al! of whom were Ia favor Of conviction. but
could not agree as to tho punishment.
hr. Johnson asked that the defendant be re-
leased On her own rsco0nisance. Judge Gary
said he doubted II conviction could be had;
still be could not take the re-
S Sx esjs e5ss 3 t5e turning
OUT, 50 her batl was hxed at the old amount =
$50O,-and she was sent buck to JUL in default
1t Is uncertain when she will be tried again
, 1880-11-28
TEMPERANCE.


| Of Clinton, H., addressed a meeting at tha
Leavitt Street CONGREGATIONAL Church inst eyeu-
49,. .s.-.. -:sss ~ - os-. ~. -.
~ mk uuuer tne 4usp'ces VI 'ne o'aaa ~a''S1laA
Temperance Onlon Ihe meeting was ono u q
series being held, and the attendance was quite
lar1e She was introduced hr Mra IT. r. Cnrae.
.n5 o,,,,,,a,oo, WIN st1as.,- ~ ,s,,> ha,.,-.
Anu eo1''i4oieeu VIII an a"eH"es u sup o7lns
oatlt, lanched. ana snbsequently railing prey
10 the wreckers. From this she went on
TO depict African slavery as the original
worm IN the snip OF State which nad
proukat On tne Stot1n OF war. lxnore
anse. . it ueu tI yts1s aneI,uputtanee. VIZ aI7
@ s au."u. @ ~! suuIuIuu w.. !1apst
lev; she.e we're eou nany snl!n.en ps .n
i ~. asts F.,s Mtn u. osuuaen nusuuu4s. any Ip1
nquol .tan'e .s ~ ~. oaa ioInu - Sos
etnmen. a! .a AZ OF lne paupess were urankaras or
Tue en,ioren ol oranxafas. anu tne reso!o oi
crime ~ tnlGa9o every Gay "as suca laat sne
Inougnt 700 "aula particulasiy re1oloe II r Is
cit1zens wsre " ueGiaIe Against me saloons: 4n9
use OF a!cononc liquors "l9 tae pHsls OF WI
CRIME wee. Sun, anu sensuality. ano. besMe,
"oese tne nosL was used tneTs was touha tne
greatest amount OF INSANITY lll1nols' sAa saad'
W way VI lAustl7ttlon leu III ol tue otates III
, 1880-11-28
ARCHBISHOP FEEHAN.

TILE EJRAAL INSTALLATION.
or rather reception, OF Archbishop Feehan will
take place at the Church Of the Holy Name this
morning. As previously stated In TIE TRIBUNE,
the ceremonies will not be elaborate. as, owing
to the non arrival OF the paliiun, his Grace will
simply enter upon possession OF the Cathedral.
All the clergy Ut the diocese who can leave their
churches will form In the sacristy, and march
thence out OF the Superior street door, escort
ing the Archbishop to the main entrance on
State street, where he will be received BY
Vicar-General Mcblullen. The procession will
proceed up the centre aisle to the altar, singing
the Te Deum. Arriving there, prayer will bt.
said By Dr.. McNullen- The Archbishop will
then 60 to his throne and the clergy will
kiss his ring. Returning to the altar, be will
offer prayer and pronounce his sulemu bless
Ing. Mass will follow, and at the end OF the
Gospel his Grace will preuch.
The names Ut the usheEs whose duty 1t will be
to provide sitting and standing room for the
vast audience which will attend the reception
are as follows: james Walsh, q. p. Brusseau,
Hugh J. Mcguire, Thomas Carney, w II.
U'Brten, C. E. Frizelle, T. J. Nurney. +. A. Bar
ron, &. q. Eagle. II. A. DriscolL +. u. Manrz'
4. r. Callahan j. P. Byrne, j. e. Carroll, H. J.
Keane, J. H. B. DAILY, ". a. Amberx. Joseph
Mcdonald, john Ander5nu. P.McHugh. P. Mor.in,
W. H. Condon, 7: O tr!en. P. j. Hennessey C. E.
McCabe, F. .. Kinselld, Dr. Walter Hay. r J.
Towle, ii. suiiivaa: u. J. CHrboy. e. ]. White, D.
j. Swenie. w. a. Fitch J. T. 1wyer, F. T. Col
By, John Lan1Kan. Thomas Brenan. ". Q. Ker-
F1Ean+ ]. A. Woford. John Gaynof, John B.
, 1880-11-28
THE COuNTY-BUILDING,

SrATE's-A1roxNEY MILLS il improving rapid
ly, and be will be on duty in few days.
JUDGE HAwEs will begin work the first Mon-
day In December in the room formerly occupied
by the County Commissioners, over the County
Courtroom.
HENRY BROOKS, who was indicted for larceny
in obruinlng 3HO frotn Isaac Weiss for real
estate which he didn't uWn. and ran away, wa =
brought back from Kansas City by Constable
Hartman yesterday and turued over to tn the
bail by Judge Gary.
THE Grand Jury held double session, and
transacted Il large amount Of business. They
found ten true tails, twelve no bills and passed
against Eva Lle charging her with the staying
ot Dora Abell. the prostitute who WAS FUND
dead II closet in 9 house On state street: one
SpraRue. Warner e. Co., who confessed to steal
Ing upwards Of $l.7Oo from them. Sixty-one
indictments were returned into court There is
still week left Of the term. and ut the pres
ent rute OF dong work the la'l and bail dockea
will be cleared up By Saturday.
SHERIFF MANS's APPOINTMENTS
Although Sherin-elect Mann has made no ar-
nouncement OF bis appointments. The TRIBUNE
is able to give partial list, embracing all the
principal p@aces furnished by gentleman who
selected. According to him the following are
Chisf beputy-Maj. Waite.
Chief Cierk-hyron +. Tarole, who ranks Is
Jai!er-Conrad Eolz
=, Night Jailsr-Ma1. Hawley. or Ludwig, Of tho
Deputies-T E. Stacy, OF the Third Ward;
Heury Best, Of the Fourth; Fred Leibraudt. OF
the Fifth; John Brennan OF the Ninth: Jain ga
Burke, OF the Tenth: kirk Eastman. Of the
Eleventh; Col. Rice. OF the Thirteenth: Emil
Detzsch and Joseph schoentuRer, of the Fiji
teenth: and A. c. Potter Ut the Town or Lake
The names Of no BaIlfls were given by the 9cn-
tlelnen, as some VI the places have not vet been
filled, and 10 this fact be- said was due the taIl.
ure OF GEN Ma nu to let bis Hppointees be known,
a;xro.s rxTu.a
..o+;... - .se .ox,,,.
, 1880-11-28
FEDERAL NOTES,

THE gold disbursements Of tho sub-Treasury
yesterday we're $4,000.
TEE Sub-Treasury redeemed 5000 In silver
yesterday and paid out $1,000.
Dr. TRUMAN ". M1LLER surgeon Of the Ma
riue Hospital returned to the city yesterday
from an official visit to St. Louis,
TIE interna1-revenue receipts yesterday
aRuin reached a good healthy aggregate, the
total being $H57a. OF this amount, 5000 Was
for tAx-pnid spirits, 3.1s6 for tobacco and ci-
gars. and 81. II for beer.
received at the Custom- House yesterday: Max
Romer, III casks beer: Ginning T. Hunter. 9
casks chloride Of lime; Buriey Tyrscll. ls pack
ages eArthenware; T. N. Sinclair l. Co.. lis sacks
salt lbsown}: J. 3. 1nderIeden l. Brother, s casks
gelatine. The collections were S572.
TIE next case to be tried In the United States
District Court will be tina, OF B. F. Allen, on the
indictment which charges him with MA king false
uonal BGk to the Controller Of the Currency.
It M will be taken up Monday morning, and, as
Prospect that IT will be put through without de-
lay. The trial will probably consume the better
part or al of two days: The next cascs to be
reached will he those ut TWO or three 1uiuor Of
tenders akansG the Revenue and Postal laws,
after which it Is quite likely that Richard D.
Lender and the other sureues on the Wheeler
defendantA-
JUDGE RLoD0HTT, Collector Smith. and Capt
Cook. OF Dcte'it, met yesterday in the private
room OF the Collectors Office. and proceeded TO
examine the several candidates fnr The position
OF Local Inspector OF Steam Boilers, made va
cant By the death Ut Capt. John Farrar. The
applicants for the position were T. E, Rooney,
William Lewis. c. l.. Bernard. Robert Cortett,
Capt Eaton. Stewart II. Moore. and Messrs.
Fitch and D1cey. The examinations were sep
arate and. as usual. very minute und thorough.
Each ut the applicants came through It all with
81 much credit to himself that it must have
CURSED some regret to the Board that they
couldn't recommend the appointment of them
alt- The numerous ana exActng qualifications
under the statute, however, seemed to be most
perfectly met by Mr.. Stewart H. Moore,
who in respect to fitness, experience. and
what might ne termed the possession Of
the requisit amount OF " vim " led hts brother
competitors and won the unanimous support Ut
the Board. The recommendation OF his ap-
Pertinent will be forwarded at once to the Sec
retary OF the Treasury. who will presumably
concur In 1t On sight. Mr.. Moore, the successful
applicant is little over 30 years OF age. and
hAs received thorough education and u long
course Of practical training rs q machinist and
an engineer. He has been employed for the
past ten years as engineer on the lakes aud
fur the greater portion Of that time as chief en-
gineer pf the bUHts belonging to the Anchor
Liae,-a position which he now holds. His
record Is an enviahle one in every re-
spect. and his application for the place
WINS supported bY the earnest recommendations
Of the largest representatives Of vessel property
in this region. The position ia worth s., ,N0 per
anuusn, expenses paid. and Is not by any man
ueT OF me0u5 one to be sneeZed at.
, 1880-11-28

ax bsa Ing IN s;e
e." ns1s a ay. ec % "nd bes i2 hc ss
could be got fr,.m the mdinl&nd rhnu could
he expected II the station were n4ed az the
Ducks. UueCaptain says after 81 AlfrH pass Long
Point they feel sufe from all stornia; Az old tar
thinks there should be not one station, but sew
+ fesa :es s fSs .ns G:esas1 Eaas
Point -
CURIOUS REGULATION
i somewhat curious law exists with marine
insurance companies respecting naElgauotn
steamer Captaius are obliged to lower ths wln-
dows Of their pilot houses wheu steering. In
o. oesr
that The steersman had the windows Of bis pilot
house closed. no insurance could be Obtained
Brockrtae Recorder
The Black Can inside Turtle Island, Maumee
Bay. hAs .'gone to ssa." having been oarried
Mccarthy & Marsh, Of osweco. have bought
the wrecked schooner Wood Duck OF her owners
for s2u0. They paid 81, Uo for her last year, and
expended Considerable in rep1irs. :.
The steum-barge Niagara will winter ut To-
ledo.
Capt Cootes, of the schooner North Star, fell
the wild cry. Are you going te let Bob cootes
droWnx ring ut 1ut on the air. Harry Gaiaxhebr, b
Vessels Vt anchor in the Straits Of Aacktnao
are al badly iced.
Capt. a. B. WolvIn. formerly OF the Annie
Smith, has taken charge OF the propeller Ral-
eigh. The senior Capt. Wolvin Buperviaes tho
Capt Frunk Taft, formerly Of the schooner
BriRhtie IS in charlie Of the Annie Smith.
Toledo vessel-men generally acknowledge that
they have done very well during the IsAst season,
better, perhaps, thau during any year since
1874.
The Cleveland Herald denies that the steam
barge Smith Moore Is weak, and claims that she
has arches l50 feet long and slx and onehalf feet
high Ia her hold
The following Is q summary of shipments Of
ore, c0mpariuG last rear and this The figures
for l87g dates two days later Than those for
1880:
Escanabs. Tnl1s l1.a7o3 M
LAn.e e.,.....,....,.........., A,1u9 53uA
.ss....%-.+-4+oA.1oo AsGs9<.aa
A1C6SS Iof laV.. UIso
, 1880-11-28
EAST MAIL SERVICE.

Special Uhpaiea to The Chae.qo 7]btnA
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. N.-Commenc1n1
Nov. ~, . specific arrangement made W
tween the Post-O1ice Department and w.
great lines OF Southern railway travel. W..
the Piedmont Airline and the Atai1H
Coast Line, for q fast Southern mall upou
an additional and quickened schedule eo5
into operation, and the benefits 1t ylelas -
the transmission Of mails likewise sxteno " "
passenger transportation over these espee,.'
lines. The time reduction from Eastern cls
les averages, to Richmond. eight ho.a1' QUIZ,
Wilmington, eleven hours; Chafihesurss:: hsnrs:
Charlotte, Columbia. aud Augusta tairsesah 81.
hours; Atlanta, fourteen hours, WIN tns 1ston aa
vantage OF direct connection Ut " aSnuFE,M. F,'s,.
or Baltimore from all Western cities " ew.
seryics ser ice IS Isl In ali N respects equally IS e1pedt
tfoua
, 1880-11-28

Eugene. La Fayette, the young French
student at the Chicago Theological Seminary
at the corner OF Ashland and Warren avenues,
was yesterday brought. before Justice Walsh
for trial. The witnesses for the prosecution
were Alexander Mclean and Caleb F. Gates,
students In the Seminary. from whom
clothing and other articles had been
stolen, and portion Of wIich
had been found in young La Fayette's pos-
session. None OF the other complainants
were present Mr. E. ~. Blatchford testifiei
nat in a conversation with the prisoner ut
thing found In his possession saws some
socks identified BY Nc Lean. La FaYette hin-
, 1880-11-28

Items from the Police Courts and Stas
ftone EXuuxeA.

1ohn w,+ars - raors ~ .oo ,n,, .o,
in the streets yesterday attempting to t1isnosa
,ah o ha ~, a@,,. not uta. paAaaoons, 1ot
| WHICH ne coulo not satlslactorlls account
| he was locked up pending investigations by
detectives Ripley and Ryan.
I Maggie Fay. Is years Of age. emp1oved "a
cottare Groys ayenue1 Az Is at The H r. Hct;a'eo 80
Aygnne Station charged with the tIeft % ~
so1ne iewelry and a ulece Of lace yalnpf3 IN
ali at xhout $50 from h,r t;u,,tnvsrs -
o.+a1- =.
State street, wns locked up % at The Armorv I'm nv
last night bv Detectives NcUonald and I)nt
valued ai $40 M,d S3J cash from " r Ir. Har.
ris, Nsbraska farmer, whom she roped into
her ROOM Friday eyeninx.
@ Mnale & on 1folac e 1tW nlghts s ago MeseJ
OF OF Ft;l inGlestelHs p5er-saloon, On me corner
o. C4alK anu van buIen streeis, ana yestet,
day y justice Summertisld held hl!n foF trial
mischief. In default Of baiI he " ent % to iaI
uy,,,,. 80. :. ,..,.., 49, - -
mlulam LIVE E1een Is ockea up at lae Atmoy
cssh %i Fhey fopk met yeste4ay ass 1s aornns N
Mnrtha,s saloon, At No. 5as Clark stree, and
oConnor was foolish enough to treat Green
several tlmss and to show him Ills roll Of
money: When be was leaving u4e plaza
Green followed hin out anu he1t hlsn ap.
.1usti.a Sumnsrtisld Yesterday that iusenh
Feidman hod nhtai"ed fr.,m Kin 1es 81 Sr "n1ar
faise uretenses The Iatter had a1rsed to 20
into some business scheme witt, VIII
son to sell cigars, ETC., ION the
1oad," and when Wilson was al ready
to 90 out on q Northwestern Kailload
td t1s Il Ssta emn cea sassa and Mis Jail pS
$500, which was furnished BY y. II. Shalt
ner and delenoant's orotner.
Daniel Walsh and joseph Honors. alias
Plug" two notorious thugs living In The
rested ye.turdav while raising a row in Ernst
Geewe3s saloon. Both are uesperadoes Of
the worst type. and. uuon complaint Of Mrs.
JulIa Spaar L. Gcewe and wife. and Julits
Kosaek, were fined S75 each By Justice
Walsh, In default Ut which they were sent
10 me aouse OF CORRECTION. theY ale = ats9
neffacK' OF NO q" west Lake street,
4 case OF interest to E. S. De Golyer, tbs
welI-known paving contractor, came up be-
fore Justice Hummer yesterday D. n.
Waterbury,, merchant tailor, avet1ed
that s1s Mr: De G9lyer had obtained a.1
ment cheek On the Merchants
National Bank, which he presented at that
institution and WAS informed that there Wete
not any funds there to Mr. De Golyar's cred
it. Hence the lawsuit. The hearing OF t6e
case was continued until Dec. /. aud Mr. p
GuIyer gave bail in the sum Of $50 for his
appearauca, Mr.. D. w. Page becoming bis
surety.
~. +r,.,. ,a +xth,,,a+,o, -, +ha hrctpt-
~ 49, n a. % Vaetarlay
PUP AefpFss ~ M"sG n.y. Jet enueu; ia
Constapie - r.: HosKlns caused .ne ~, atrI rTv
- Augustus Y CoHe. ~ TIC uatuen .t -.
, 1880-11-28

seif statsd that heleft his home in France two
ytars ago on account Ut family trI,1hiaao t"o
and that upon reach .nK here he lad onI,. =
ca4h: He vt once joine,l the Seminary ' ,nd na
s4.at no io5 tim" earned his board bv lisltnss linz
the janitor, upon leaving town, gave lin ~,
Keys and authorized hlln to act In his ntosa s.ao
dc had visited Ill the rooms for the ,prr'ass
OF making changes III the furniture. hut J,s9 ~
taken nuthtng save a few articles Of ciothinaa hna
from AeLsan's room. H did not recni]est
bad stolen the socks st'as aa
, 1880-11-28

Prop Ohio, Buffalo, coal.
Prop Skylark. st Joe, suudrtes-
Frup Grant, State, Granu Haven light
Schr ketchum, Whitehsh Bay, cedar poata-
schr l. ID. HILL Nunistee. lumber.
Schr Homer, Buffalo, coal.
Schr Grace Murray, Ludington, lumber
Schr 5: Anderson, CneboygAn, lumber.
Schr Minnie Sauson. South Chicago, light.
Schr Oak Leaf, Ford River, lumber.
sehr Edna Calumet, gravel.
Schr FLYING Mist, EscanAb bu, Iron ore.
Schr Nellie Gardner. Bukfaio, coal.
ACTUAL kAILIN0s-
Prop Lowell, Port Huron. {, 900 bp corn and sun
dries.
schr Early Bird, South haven, light
schf Apprentice Boy. Grand HAren, sund1i4k
, 1880-11-28
LAKE PORTS.
PORT HURON.


PoRT HURON, Mich, Nov. H.-Up-sohooner
Lacha pelle-
Down-Prope1ers LehiRh, Cowie, Juniats and
consort.
Wind-southwest, light. Weather, clear and
cold.
PORT HURON Mich, Nov. 27.-Passed up
Propellers Nyack, Cuba, B. w. Blanchard, James
Fisk. Jr.. William Il. Barnum.
Down-Propellers Roanoke, Cormorant and
consort, Juniata and consort.
The sci hooner Bolivia is reported at anchor in
the Straits by down-bound propelIers.
DETROIT.
Special DtsnateA to Tie CAiedso Trtbunx
DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 27.-Hound up-Arrfyed
Bteau1-barXe Iuter-Oceap, Mineral Rock and
purge. Y. Hurlbut and consort- Cleared, pro-
pellers Cuba. Nyack, James Fisk, Jf.. Blanchard; !;
steau-bnEges Donaldson, Mury Mills, " a.
Barnuua, Sanilac
schooner T. S. Hazard, Empire. City of Concord.
Cleared. steam barges Alpena Alcona and
consort Arrived, schooner r. II. Rowland.
Wind south, Light
MACK1NAO CITY.
6pstta4 Dtspateh to Tx Chicago Tribune.
MAcKISAc Cry, Nov. T,-Passed up-Pro-
pellers Vanderbilt Commodore, and Canada
Down-Propeller India and steam barge SheI-
dUn.
Wind southwest, light; mercury q above
CHEBoY0AN. =
Special D4spateh to 1nz Chicago Hrtbunx,
CHEBoTaAN. Mich. Nov. q. Cleared
Schooner Oneonta. propeller City Of New York
with schooner keldrrhouse, propellers Allvau-
Weather pleasant to-day; south wind tonight.
fresh and cloudy.
, 1880-11-28
NOTES FROM ABROAD.

|. The Kingston Whtg says mariners are united
in their advocacy of the erection of nfe-sayfn4
statIons. The: only question upon which there
are differences OF opinion is where they should
be located. After many interviews with the
lake Captains, wa are disposed to favor the plao-