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, 1880-09-16
JUDGE TRuMBuLL AND HIS $4,000 FEE

JUDGE TRUMHULL AND HIS $4,000 FEE.
III Ills recent speech Mt Joliet, ex-senator
Trumbull, now candidate for Governor of
Illinois, referees. to tho McArtto case, III
which ],o appeared rs counsel, and for his
services In which ho demanded mil received
ten thousand dollars from tho Government.
II may bp Interesting to know tho history Of
tln MleArllv case, with which Mr.. Trntn-
bulls l.nllle Is 1nseparably connected. =
McArdla WIS the editor Of Democratic
paper In tho Ssato Of Mississippi, and liu was
arrested, after the War hAd ceased, by n
military order l,.d lleld for trinl before
military commission upon charges Of max
lux publications alleged to bo incendLary MD
lEbetous. McArtlle thercupon petttoued
the United States Circuit Court Of Alissls-
sippi for q writ OF habcns corpus; upon tho
l,eari.1g lle WIS rcnlant,ed to tho custody Of
tie military authority to be trictl., McArdle
tloroupou appealed to the Supreme Court Of
tlo United States. There d motion was made
to dismiss tho appeal; this was argued
claboratcly, al.d tho Court refused tho mo-
ton, sustaining tho right Of 1lcArdlo to ar-
peal.
Tho cnso was then heard and argued upon
tts mcrIts,-tl,at Is, the authority fnmilltary
commission to hold and try a citizen not If,
the military service for tic o.rcnse charged
Tho decision Of tho Court OH tl,o motion to
dismiss the case, as well ns tho tune OF tho
argument, lid to tho impression lint the
t,ourt unnn tbo mnrisa ~ tho ,vbn,n coan
~ u '"0'' 80.
"0lllu iltsc1lArEe AlcArtisu, IL Wn3 Rt THIS
ttlnn TINT Mfr. 1'rtmbuIl. then n Seuntor nui
.,.a.. .,sa I.",.. 49,. U'.'.,,"". ..I. ~.
tneh the leader OF tio Republican paFty III
NIL tho aggressive legislation of TINT time,
r. .1 80 30 %,. s re 'ssf
Was requested ny Gelt. Gfaht, ac1lhg occre-
tgry Of War. to appear In the Court to defend
tbs military power In tho arrest OF ctyilinus
In tins Of peace antl to try and pun,sl, them
for civil of!enscs.
Mr Trun,bulI was mt only n seiator hit
was also Mt The hrad of TIM .)u,I,ciorv ron,-
mlttco and In. charge of Mi ieu,sla.
tlon Affecting thu tnrts.,,ct,on on,l now.
crs of tho court ThJ,n Tho Sunr"m,
court held tbo twica.nruucl Mc.
Ar1te coso uudor odv,sr,nnut nnh
nnn,Ino o1roc,na,t au IN tha ,1c.ivInn IN IN,
,nn,o AZ. TrnmhrI, tnc comnsol ror tha
military nowor In i,ta c,,nrnctnr no sn,,c,,r
nrnnorsd nrcsnnt.i olvncnta,l a,n, corrrn,,
t,,ro~o1, tho snm"t" hi rs,;,onitrg ,hs .,x,st.
inv ,c,v outhori,,n, t,,o on,mo1 In ti,is cnsa
rita RI ,voa tho rav III whtr,, Mr Tr,mhnI1
nronnaa,1 ~ ,hoiteh c,vi, l,hartv oni toj,o
fron, n c,ti1an in n cnsc thcn nan,,Im,, nm,I
~'S'-~' 'aA s''3~ -'S't f~',".@'H ''''>s
, 1880-09-16

llSiri:u STATES MAllsIGA1. UupLEy, Of In
diash1, has received Information Of u Trustworthy
character thut ther9 Aye Aow altout 2,O0Q stsau.
gers lla the StAto VI Indiana Walttns to yotn tho
putnocEatlc tickat On tho 18th OF October,
Narshal dudley has eyosy reason to telteyo that
protnlneht u4embars of tho lud!aHa l>c1uassatc
Committee have full knowledge oF tue pfv4unca
OF these bAlot.box suffers in tho Stutet md 4lyu
know what their purpaaa Ia. 0ne prsMuIncnt
politician, hn intiulate friend of candidate Eth
Est&h. hG7 tAken chAsxv u fourteen Vt thu "slbx-
, 1880-09-16
TRIBUNE NisASElI OFFICES.

TnE CIIcAGu THinrSE hns established bfancI,
plces tor ,o rree!pt OF subscriptions u,d Advort!so-
.1,nhta ns f1lfuus: -.
NEW YUuIi-ltuon y Tribune UulidnK. +. n. Mc-
FADnES, Manager. ,
GLAstiDW, srpt!and-Alnn'a American Nuws
,htcncY. ~ tcniJvltst.
LUSiNJN, EnH.-AmErlcAH Exchange, ~ StIAnd.
NESHT +. l1LI.lG, Agent
WASuISEIUS. H.r.-tal9 + atrcot
, 1880-09-16

sArs tho Indianapolis Jour7lal: "Whila
in Congress Mr, English did three notable tnsngss
First. ho voted aE1lnat tho expulsion Ut B"'!J
Brooks for his .blutul attack OH Senator SUM
nor; secoud, DO introduced q bill! to b1bo tho
people OF Kansas with large land'srans into
n!opttug q slavery Constitution; and third no
tnyorcd tho removal OF troops from Washington
at time when the HoccasionEsts wero plotting 70
calit&so tho Capt4l"
, 1880-09-16

CONGRESSMAN .}us1r.. &. HALL. has been
rcno,nlnatcd by tho Republicans nt tho First
New Hampshire District, and Congressman.
lirIRgs by thu Republicans OF tho Second Dlss
tr!ct Of tho snlnD Statu. The election OF both
gentlemen is assured.
, 1880-09-16

gers" and Is paying for their bonrl and roorns.
Marshal Dntlley /. Keeping n sl'arp lookout FOR
tho b,lldozers, u1t promises that tic will Unrest
ovcry ono of these prrso.ls vim nttclpts to vote.
, 1880-09-16
CHECK ON ILLEGAL VOTING m INDIANA.

CHECK ON ILLEGAL VOTING m INDIANA.
Under the Constitution al,d laws Ut Indiana
almost unlimited opportunities aro afforded
for Illegal votEng. The only residence quail
fics,tion required for voting is that the person
Offering to vote shull hayo resided In my
part Of tho State six months; no previous
rcsidcnce III city, county, or precinct where
liz lnay offer to ynte Is required. This INV Is
peculiarly favorable to tie Introduction Of
illegal voters from otter St0tes bccu,.se these
can be brought In within few hours before
tho time Of voting, and thon depart for their
rcnl homes Immediately, giving no tlmo for
inquiry. It hus boon customary for thu
Democrats In Tho eastern ttpr Ut Illinois
counties, md from the river counties Ut kesl-
lucky, to swarln into Indiana few tlnys BE-
fore tho State clccttous. a,l.i, presenting then,
selves ut rural precincts, vote ut tho elections
In that State.
At the Presidential election OF 1919, rs was
subsequently nscertaIn0d, Mt least 100N per-
sous now residents of that Stato voted for
Iiltlcn md Hendricks, giving tho Electoral
vote Ut Indiana to th0so persons.
After long years OF effort tho Republicans
procured tho submission to The people Of III.
diana Of an amendment to tho State Constltll-
tion requiring residence Of not only ak
mouths in tic State, but also Of sixty days In
tho township, and OF thirty days in tho pre-
circt where tho vote Is offered. Tl!s n,nen.l-
,nrnt was ndopteA by the people, but n
maturity OF tlie Democratic Supreme Court
was persuaded into deciding, upon sosna H.
vented tcchnTcalliy, that tho amendment hni
not beon Ailoptel. This loft tho old loose Elcc
, 1880-09-16

The Democratic party took by inheritance
tho principles OF Thomaa aJei1erson..-Mtriue ~
Fuller. Was that all It souk1 II modern history
bo truc, 1t took about Boz, 900 lives Ut Unfou sol
lIcrs- And IL again placed !a control Of tao
Government it would tato away every suEvis'
lug Union soldiers pension.
, 1880-09-16
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1e, 1850.

TUE Rev. i. +. Adams, pastor Of tilu
Presbyterian Church ii ll1nkirI. n. u, llns
becn tle!ysri FROM tic ministry fur hllvLnK
preached agalnst tic doctrine Ut eternal punlsh<
lucut,
, 1880-09-16

THE light In Milne was. between tho
Straight Republicans aud tho 0raeubackeTs.
The Democrats played second fiddle 10 tho t1at.
lists, and now hAye the check TO claim the resn1s
NJ a "DomocEut!o victory" Notwithstanding
thoy bad no ticket and only oontsol II per cent
OF tho vote of alAtuGt
, 1880-09-16

THE vote In Malue IL the largest ever cast.
-fbrtl6nI dhpat<h- Frank eplnola and tns
TammAny boys win oyer Sso0, CIV Oil tho halno
election.-Nctp 1Ust lfypatch. ,
, 1880-09-16

TIE political situation In Georgia conslo
ties to 10 controlled by the regular Routba
Democracy. Alarahatl Jewell Of the AauuoA.
, 1880-09-16

TUESDAY night or carly yesterday morning
II bully of armed mon hnlsed brfnra tho Spring.
lell, Tct,r., jul. ant, mt finding tho shcrtf,
forced open tho doors With slctlge hammers.
They ttcn took possession Ut tw1 coloreA ulc,,
chnryc,l With tho murder OF ono Luprase, and
attempted to get held ut prisoner na1nctl
IhlH,sry, who hull shot and nortnlty wolndel
II Miss ftDlt becnilso she refused 10 marry him.
ltNuisey resisted with NIL his might, auh It WIS
not until hts bully was pretty wtsl fillcd with
bullets TINT ho surrendered. then only tn lto
quickly dispatched. Thu ncgrues wore fnkcn tn
Il t,ont sonlo miles distant from tho jail md
wcro hanged. 1t WIS tho lntontton of tho
lyllcera 10 farce tho JUL at SAddtersvitle, near
Springfield, nlld tako thorcfrom st1 nccomplEces
of tho negroes whom thoy hing. Tho lol0y
clused By tho 1eslatance ut Ra,nsoy prevented
them from executing their dcsigl,, however. It
Ii fc,retl that tho hand will rtturn and ac-
complsh tholr purpose to-nght.
, 1880-09-16

sor Encouragement ne re4uH.tsA 70 ,@ll 1T tt!t .go
1nt.nU drcss. Important i,y nrIur ~ thu Guitu't-
try, Il, U, l.UI4I. SECRETARY,
, 1880-09-16

Cor. d. +. DYEN, well known for his con-
ncction with tho prosecution Of tho st. Louis
Whisky Ning, was nominated for Governor BY
tle Missouri Republicans yesterday. The other
nominees arc: I.irutcnnnt. Governor, Sitlu Blur;
Secretary Of statc, J. G. Hroadwcll Treasurer,
W. Q. pull,ncycr; Attorncy.u General, II. II. lfnr-
ting: RMlIroast Commissioner, Howard Dart1es;
Supreme Court Judge, J. Il. G. Carnes; Register,
Atlanl Thcls. Tho rtHtfor1n strongly lntorscs
tho lscpul!can Presidential nominees, and ar
cstsrs tho Democratic party Ut tho Stntc OF Inv.
Ing crcntcl II Vicious system Of taxation, 0f ger
rymAnt!CrlnE tho state so us TO deprive 1O,000
lsepubl!can voters Of any representation In Con-
Rrcss, nj l'eng lliinicnl to tho public schools,
MID .!cllounecs them as hnvInx Lecn guilty Of
frnlid, repuiIatio,t, Hntl treason.
, 1880-09-16

Clusk street. between lsanllolph nntt Washington
Engagement Ut alr. Sat. Z. GOu.iwfn." HubGoa"
, 1880-09-16
Ex3talxtf1ntt

.1cndvny Hf Mnslt.
ilatntrd street, IRtWeDn Afad!sou and Monroe,
= Tho 10y u1tecttyr."
, 1880-09-16

THE Democratic stu,npdrs and pnpers,
from their npostnte candidate for Governor in
this gtato duwn 10 their rcncRno newspaper,
nro asserting that tho Democrats NIT only fur
rtshed tho soldIcrs to put down tho flcbrlltnn,
hut thut tho Republican pnrty Is responsible for
the ncmocrntic ltcbeltIon1 There is II passago
in tho published speeches OF tho Hon. Thonlas
l.. CInKnnit. who was a Democratic Senator
from North Cnrollnn In 1861, and Withdrew from
that body when his StAto secedct1, Nnl WIS stub
sc1ucntiy IL 13rIgadcr- General III tho Confcser-
ato service, which ls worthy Of the attention Of
tho Democratic press and stunlpcrs:
About tho middle Of Deceulter tlsG0> bad oo-
custon 70 sec tho Secretary Of tho Interior On
s0nlc Official business. Um my entering tho
fSm 3 NJ sno TS%psS ". hye sG sat r S Is; Icsnd
! hive been appointed Commissioner by tho
iUuG pollr Siuts Il seeede, md wisheal 10 talk
with yon about your Legislature butoro eturt
WHIT Whit yoa "a It'll th,nS of y " chaccs ot an ssiccess &C.
sald 10 him. i" ! did not know TINT ,yon hnh re-
ssne,'" IL ,;n "2h nj hnyo not r.,
rshsi sIxm in tho morinF ~ nupnnsS ansSesed.
II 10 ,'ot inent 10 restEu, iot MI. isachsuaii;
Hss us IL u q sase g sa III n aas nn NJ.
kno for whit yoa e. E,* IRE xo'nK
& Ea.!a lsns sasprsea by this e
told Mr.. Thotmpson thMt Mr.. liuchnnnn WIS
prolably 10 n,.ch perplcxei " hls situation
that, Us he wan already involved In difficulty.
WI 0i1Kht not TO atil M u ms ntlrua0s1 Anl thoH
sug9Gstc. 70 ar. Iaothpson INIT le ntu petter
aeu mr. huchhnnn aHhln, Ani. hy Why u III.
tincinE MAJ to link tho nntter oyer, mention
wlnt hnt! been sHying to MIN. hr. THOMPSON
sald. Wel: Gun TO 80. but think 70 fttlty W.
ttcrsfn1tta T." IL the evening fnat hlr. Thotnp-
eun ~ u smal! SCOUT nafsy. anu ns soGi % up
nroaehcu h'in nn et,n' r khaW ! ena.u aoL Io
snlstakeil; told elr i!lchnnNn I'LL yon saiii,
ut!d no told ing h1 Wished mo to 10 and holFH
itiEht succeed ! cnisd not nsin exclalinia9,
Mns thore Eyer beinfo any pote!ltnte Wnp sellt
our !s own tnnaslet MInfslnta 70 lnGl1o Vt l'sur.
rectinf AZ MEitiilst h1a uorcrnhlsntF Iho lac!
tAat Mr. thompson tllu Ro on ING eFrand. anu
h1! i paDito rccGrtton intor9 the LG.iS!hture.
aha returned to nls Gos!!lon ~ tnp LM9qlInest ii
Known; nut tnls 'sicllent serves 10 feeall !t.
No comment Is required, for tho testimony ID
that If one Of their Southern uIIies. Wo do not
.,sti,.,v s".. t.,nt cn,, 1I.r,onl, ,y,,,i ronoot
a', .s ~. ~ .,, s'sas
ftsu1f, but wp do say thnt II elected President
Gen. llnucock viii 10 In tho hu,ds Of tho aaIme
ctnsa ~ MN Tint wcra nhIo In ,te,,nuch tho All
e.'ss " n,on .n.t "eso an!o W o'oaos' eao <aa~
H1n!straton OF James Hucn@hatl'
THE details of Mr.. Pence Comu,fssjoner
1,at, r., ,a..ta,u ,.,,n vt,,,n. f,.,,, n.' 1,at,t,
ou"'. 4ltlet ~" VIA s'tt'i.6 na'' ht'" tsu.tt
tno-ffee, Ut foplar ltlses AQe1'cy,a loW daya
Nyt,, arc Just coming In. Those hostile Chiefs,
, 1880-09-16

Chicago .1nukty ClHb.
track Mt tern,luuH Ut Madison street car.track
knccs ht l:I.
, 1880-09-16

NGnIotph street, between CIurE md In sai!e. En-
rngemei!t Ut Iobstn nnd Crane "ShArVs ind Ftata.'
, 1880-09-16

NGVtckcr'A Th@atrc.
Madison rtrcet. hctwGrn fIAte md lleashosn En-
gnIc1ent VI Dcntnnn Thompson. "J0slua WIKI
tuub.H
, 1880-09-16

C,ark street, between lake antl Randolph. Engng
nett Of HuIf.tlu I'LL. "trhp t'rnIrfg WniE.'
, 1880-09-16

Exjt0sttlnn.
iake Frunt, prpusite Adan!s streot. Day md
lvGnlnR.
, 1880-09-16
Ulgp G1.tl,a1>re.


1lY MAI1--1S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PREPAID.
Daily cttar one ypar $1,000
fNt1t III yCJr ,a,r n,t,uf LOO
1IItjy ana Et,t1tlsy, ru year ,.,,.,.....,.. 1J.H0
lrts HI yi,n- trr it,.,i,ll1 ,t,,,,, ,.,.,, LIS
frsIny hnf.tAr T. n,,J Sutt,r,lIT, ltor ytnr,, Duo
MnE,jny. Nptiu,stnY, nJ,i FrI,if, nor ypnr, S,tt1
tnIfittrr t3r SunjIa v ~ pi1 rHr yOtt .;sD
AIR utlier ii. r, ref zoo
WEEKLY EDlTIUS-ruyrrAtu.
1nu co},y per Loo
Eih III f.jilr 1.nt
lnp u A%fN~
Erecnnn cuptcf sent frcH.
Give i'hsi-Un!co address In full. including State aud
County.
lteMittnncc, may bo n,ado eiNor BY draft. exptn*s.
fo-Oucu ufeE. or In roaIatcruA rttcr Mt uuF FLAX.
TO CITY SUBSCRIBERS
Dn5. delivered, Sunday excepted. 35cents rer week.
ua1, deIivert HunIny Included 40 cont+ pcF WEeks
Addrcss TILE TittHUSE COMPANY. y
Corner Madison nna DcaslH,FlI ill.,. Ch!cax0s IN
, 1880-09-16

Dearborn street, rtsshrr nf Murft's.. EHrnEcfnent
Of 4. n. i'n1tners UnIun.sgtnrc Tcatre Company
'Thu y4nkutH Daughter"
, 1880-09-16

!. o. .. F.-ritoCyNE Yuun TICKETS EARLY
srl,t IL ut thu Cicas, i tranI trunk linilrund teA
oice, carntr Cnrk n'Iu Mnslsi,'tua.st* r u ~.
uieu Ut tho DAd. Fuil1ws iiGHnynlunt EuGi1ty. III
ltanuor.l-st- Il. e. Ill l'., secteasy.
, 1880-09-16

!. o. O. Ff)nlcers GRIND Representative and i'nst
Grand Representatives. yoH nE0 requested 70 nicut
, 1880-07-01
4 :DUsKY STORY.

TO WHICH THEIR IN NO luDMASCE.
Tho ,lonth. sa1ue two wesks auce, ut NO. "
wo,nan Of questionable repute, Koing by tho
nome If Nnio 1oncs. wis 1nls,!o tho occdston
yesterday snurnInx " tho republication III
morning Papcr Ut II vDry old xtnrt. The story IT,
sulf, though nntiuuntttl " nut bad unc. and
tho idea or ertlttng II new heroine for 1t IN tho
pcrspn OF the Unfortunate woman who wns
and ,iisinX it up ~ something fresh nj well Id
ruIna,atie, w,.s MT devoid oI ingenuity,
schooI street wis inalc 10 sMy WIS that af Mrs.
Minnie Jntlsun. very l1spcotale coitrS! Muy
whu, nftcr NJ, cyentfnl cs.rcer, lied ~ st. .to,
1ish.r,I nrc still nlive. sld who will doubtless
ptjcst sieutly to tlo lncno Of & thcr respected :
St t b. ihu h's stery % paI1.shcs ~ Yestsr,ay. ,Nrs
Johnson WITS tho aurhtcr Ut ~ wealthy cotorctl
of Tnro1n'o G"l,, ,% wn a,.n9 ns tS
u fortune pf frn,n $lsilAu to sl5O.9o's Tho
tiaughtcr hid tAren well c,'usatetl. md It
Il white MIN ut responsibility. as M Induce
tnr,t 10 s,'et tnacl he offered to dover the s,
anTHs9 w tpe ,ax wSF. ocs II whc s c
nat,,cd H .jamss 1s,llrrws. Thc couple werr nlnr.
willie son. it1-w that ho i,,l.tle the tower eeNr
tso0, whIGt w1s c'slstdcr,.i,ty ,1aro th!n II tnn
"n ns-s @ nSen a |'e5 a 'G fort;o ana
Is wl,ch tiis wlio troushl hm being soon wnsted,
he hit upon tho cxtrnUrtltntry device OF
| tu.lnclng her to nccosMpuny HIN 0li
| Il trip to tho Southern stntes. where hs
| sold Fer to Il Southern planter ut New orlnnns
FOR $l,DU0 This faGt 6cctlne known to OLD Mink,
| and i movement for THO rrlcMso Of tho y9unx
trs,Mblc, Sir Henry lsulwer, English Minister ut
Washington, succeeded In securing her return
to her l,reslts. SnlnD tno ritter her rtttlrn to
Tuu,ntU she married young co!ortl sllt1l Named
.yntflsDil, With wllDsn Bu subsequently cMHl0 to
this country tim funiy finally settling II, 81: JOG,
MIcll., where AhU died. us NlrpAtly mentioned AT
| thu ttIlu nf her tcnth she wus Il lnblc.1ooklnE
udy,inllch lowell by her friends. atsl known to 10
nr,lrcE,- nf yury high standing: shc left
II Sun, wtln Is nnw emplnyed on me 0f tliB west
| crt brnf.cht.s Ut thu Northwestern Railroad.
| SO much fur tho rctl herOfno IF tho romantic
story published In pnpcr yesterday. The Ncl-
rrsurrrctetl fur the purpose 81 posing rs lny'
lig.lru III the revtyRi 1T tho Minnie Mtnks 10.
lint,cc wins first known tn tho cuiorctl people OF
Chlrngu ~ IL 3trs. HrnIrtcks, who, utter tho
tlcuth ot her husband III tfnytt BatEe years nEo,
| hurried d man nntHcd George MtllH, who sttll-
rultcd fr,ln her unt1 went to 1.-Two ut Penn Yum,
Nuw York Stntt, where he resides ut present.
| .tttrr this scln,rnton she led dtssnlute life,
| md. ultUEcthOr. she WIS tho WRONG sort OF per-
Hu.l u, co,found with tho Toronto stnge- drlvor'a
daughter.
TRIBUNE reporter Yesterday evening by Mr.. W,
tive OF Tnruntu, Cnnil.ln, and whu. whl!e thefe
,aua intimately acquainted with tho Mink fun
lly. 1t wHR In the humo ct ILLS coitsln, Nnthnt
Itytlrt Of 81. los. Mitki, who IL Mt prcseht hut
e0nk Of tho Steamer Shcboygnfi. thnt tho worth,
| Indy died,
, 1880-07-01

rr.. ,,...t... ...z... ,,.,.,x..,., ,A ., IN mn
inrehsuns.
cr.- Mcbovp,,. ttft rnstcr,,ov for t,ocIpo.
,v,,"ro ,ts ss soo ~ ~, ,,r,,d,,.tn' '>~o'
'rne Assistant trreasrur ycstcr,1ny dslutscd
.staS 80 ~ Sua ~. s, S' '' "o
TIE total receipts for tug pall spirits for tho
month nf .imno in f,ni,rntor finrrcv.a ,,fs,rirt
,s'ra a., ~ ~, ' ' ~''~"Ao' '-"'''' "''''e'
T3IE Connecticut Mutual Insurance Compnuy's
cate boforo Commissioner iluytic wits postponed
tndctuktly yesterday, oYy.t1x to tho nbstilro Of
Mr. 1sha1n.
Ims i 81 ,' 'EGcepttss ysstorslay
spirits. tl54 fur tnbacutf and cigars, Sl,40s for
beer, md $s, ,txJ for banks.
III. ~ " mu,pu II, s,r,,co, ~ N, uor,rc
Hospital. rotlirned yestG!1ly 1roln NOW ioTk.
%terg he M has been nttent'nts.thG sessions nl the
os o. xcfs: r. WIG hay. pon m ,
etau o1 tne sefvlcc'
TuH duties cottrctcd ycsten,ay nmo,,ntch II
s5.6i6. Following II ,i,o ist Of dnitnbIe sot,ds
ron: Fls, ieIt.,r n ,n.,vcs ~ t,rv ;'t1 @tsps. s
F,1Ilsr & TMlicr' i u.scs 81, porfumrry. " Wsst"rui
KunimNn1s 4 b.. % i rns,, 1,inna.' i;nuntn,s
Ullrich, I'D ca.scs chutnpanno; Motzicr. Wuths.
| Child CO, task witlo,
| IrtH Post-t}1co wilt Celebrate tho Fourth Ut
July Nonday, July6. This lnaln ni,ice md etn-
tint,s will Will 10 CLOSED at 10 nclnck afternoon
The curriers' will tnnke mt delivery and Uue rul-
| l:ctipn trip III tho nnr1lnx. Tho htnnoy. Order
4;st52y 4aa2v pys!9ns Il as @pa II 'eq Ix GshYs Az ;e
oIlIctais hlvo dcuitlet to unite in Il plci,u to
lflnsln!e during tho 'lay, when speccs,cs will he
mullu and I'M od-flshoneu celebration in
anHutrtud. 1t Is expected thut niuft 100
| nf tho gInulnytN un;i thatr fntnlffGu 'sWj1I
, 1880-07-01

A faw mora notnptaInts Wer0 received ycatcr-
day BY tho South Town noan! 1T Kevtcw. still
fewcr Of which, however, Wtire Of my Kr9nt iHl-
purtanco. Noat rotated to personal property,
and contained requests Tor u naucuon. on the
ground thMt tho agKrluveA had boon Ass4,sy1d too
high !n proportion tu others. Those wcra gon-
ernlly easily H1ld satisfactorily settlua through
atl fntoryaw with the compIniners. WIN wont
nway somewhat wiser thnu they u,l1ne. AmupE
tho voty lew toa-t,stato complaints was 0tie
fr0In Il. 4. knhn IN rsiatou to htxty.sfx tuat on
Lake Strrct, tour Michigan avenus, which wns
assessed ut Sl7.5oO Nu autIon wus takun iii thts
uxoept, "a IL tho prautlen With pthors OF u l!ke
asss' bsaao e order sot + o 0'ssa sf " Up euss As
yustcrday whuh his aeretofora t,ssapod noticc.-
that u Allent, tewia. w.M .etl sotns st,l,a ago
f5st 90 UNI! air. Dnko mlu,lo thn ,ss.,ssll,c,lt
Jaluos ~. A,lslt. aud llnHtl i. White, 1t his
catno issand sl,,w gauso II thoy hnA any, why
| tho tetlto shouldn't bu lsa<ssusl ~ ulnt EHtrr.
Tho annttal rtsnplniAt tflAt tho sa1l4 Side rcAi-
estate assessment ~ less tnH that III tho NORTH
Dr1lke ela,,s thnt no has tun0 un tho onesthirl
sYasss e. %,s%Y w% S + Sxsr 's x
| last years..
,TaR Holsru sIpE orylck
wa4 O. little more lrultfn! III tho way of com.
hs IL tora aUuct"s s :u9 Ut III Il ws Ss'oa ot,a
tsuM UoorHn ". sul!th. WIN obiuutud vigorously
tH sho assessment or $90 II ftot on eertn!u pF1s-
hu4s, on tho 4rua!ll that tho ,IIalt- house was II
.luisnhco, nnd had been tho loalla VI duprotlat.
" tls Snlue , OF plUpsrty ~ @ th2 nsiKal9rh.aM
ostato lne.t oa thu suhlnctt Rnl thor
II, p. f h ys ra We W. T. I'll s W SuH s b.
Tho IstMrd, Of, tlo showing presented. hoclnui
10 chango The figures. Iha onE oihor ta,m-
, 1880-07-01


who has porn1nbnnted tho stream by day md
night Ii, acnsch ut tho nitcnelvc cors, md l1hs
been exposed to them until ho Is II tncro skele"
t,,,a ro,,, orcncd ves,nr,tav far furn,ehtup
thru :a.uth wn,"r. u,,trs fr,,,, i,,ps. irrrr,l
to f1n!.i f% tho'e fer ss and sSo Union Foan:
Nv .rh ,,,,r Mo,,tor N, w,,,r 1,eport,ucnt
viii nsoc nes '1 n t,,r III @ tho wnsrr IL oVorS in.
sni, W f'er 4 tb Tx u, Ina IN ,t nco, paii. Ycs
ter'ay w'a tho last t'ns FOR discounts
StNCE tho Lincoln Park Commissioners arc
nlvcrso tt establishing FREQ bnthtng. houses
TINT tho Communists will u, tlnwnslcd.
4 cnuu,rrrp from tho ,1onr,1 Of rrndo OF
mint nnI oitizcnH wtI Wall thc CITY io.tlny.
Thn, ,nint,rnnhi @ shr Navnr ,,rsfr,1irv ~ In II
rnt;c 6n ~, ,fa,;nH th%i hn wtnI1.i II" anpv tn
u ,, ~ In at H. ~ thnir ~ vsif Il In. ~
"'""'. -,..
fhr Eni,rtk. t,r fhc ,inv lofsy.. its cuRlc viii
sulr Mt tho Will County fairgrounds Joliet,
EAtilrslny. Tho tiNlInttinna want him nt In
fartc, but h had ~ 1cclile 0si tho Hrt,1ltd Tint
,,,,w ,,,,,,., h.. ~ f,,.,,a,,.. A,.
s,nat,,, ~ ~. wv @ - ~ .sss.t ~" iioafth
fh1mrtmrnf T., VIZ fncrotinr ~ M IN idrifI,mls
ana 'tR .nG s'Se w., nGe r.s 1e
ross. Thrv II ri r,n r. tM,mis t'nt tt,"v huva /. liz
gns,h '''o" ""'t'at a" t""S ~ "' ''''. '"1'A IVA
"o'"'os ........ -.........
AMosa tho butl1inR-permtts tssucd yestcrt'ny
WIN Gnu III NJ. TtuHHtan III EFEGI u (uFNG.kiUTt
dwelling, et,rlirr OF Dearborn, md ChEtMgu ave-
Htiea ii ctst SlH,ax1: utto tD ". l(Mnsp 10 erect
tw,; STORY dweliinY At'EsiStll strcot; nMnr Ash-
.1 eue ~ c'ss s.Mi ..i;t ne ..t -: X o,rs
~ ntEut t".sss ~ sn aems.t WI ~ f
n. " ust u,i. @!sM WI M,,,,ta,p, =, v
., -. c,vud ~ J. u aW9''otS III ""o''he'
o''''''| ~ s'o' F'''-o"'
AN nAreelbllt hAa ut Inst been rcMched be-
tween tbu city md tho contractor fur 1lrck-
work MI tho i!nw City-tIall III reference 70 the
usu of sowGr brick. While tho contract calls for
sewer hrick tho contractor hus hcen ullOwc,t 10
use cntrinnf trsek mud tho city hhs lat iI.stst-
inH upon dcdurtnH frri tho cuiltr,let prien thu
difference III tho prics, Ur ntcr.n!, ot4:. Oh tho
ather halrd, the contractor hus II eam fur
"axtr1t4" to offset the deductions, md thus