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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-04

SOUTH AMERICA.
A New Kink in War.

New York, 3 The Panama Star CRa
Herald of July %, has a story of the
loss Of the Chilizn transport LOG in
Callso Bay. A Peruvian officer procur.
ing a suitable launch put torpedo into
1t and over this pnt false bottom resting
on springs, kept down by the weight cl
the cargo. Then loaded it with very
choice assortment of fruits, and towing
It out toward the blockading squadron
before daylight sttit sdrift. All day it
4 ated about but towards evening,
fearing it would fsll mo neutral hands,
b0et was sent ont to bring it bsck. The
LoG seeing 4 bost from shore making
towards a neutral, caught sight of the
launch and turned towards il. The Lod
lowe ed two boats and brought the
launch alongside and dischargIng com
diminished, the machinery in connection
with the torpedo was set free, and in a
moment 500 pounds of dynamite were
exploded. The LOG was almost lifted
out Of the water, and appeared enveloped
in mass of flame, which resolved itself
into dense clouds Of smoke; when this
cleared away the vessel seemed not TO
have suffered, but suddenly she went
down by the stern aud disappeared.
ships of war and non-eombstants quickly
lowered boats and picked up sb ut forty
struggling in the water, OF whom it is
probable many will die. At least $50
men persisted. The only officers saved
are the second commander and wounded
doctor and one engineer. Every house
in Callao was shaken TO its foundation
By the explosion, and every ship in the
bay shivered SIS by fearful earthquake.
A Lima correspondent says: Tnere is
an ugly rumOr gong about that some
men entered MOqusgus, where the Chill
ans left .heir SICK in the care of natives,
md murdered every Gillian they could
ind. 1t is also rumored that the Chill |
ans have sent force 10 wreck Q terrible |
revenge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-04
Foreign FLASHES.

London, 3.-The Posts Berlin dispatch
reports that he customs revenue is re-
covering from a long stagnation. The
receipts for June exceeded by 2 O00, 200
marks the receipts for the same month
last year.
Paris, 3.-Department councils help 10
elect senators, though they are greatly
outnumbered in that capacity by the
municipal delegates. Five members of
the cabinet, who we're candidates, are all
elected. Duke D'Aumale has been re-
elected. Prince Charles Bonaparte, who
retired from a hopeless contest ia Corsica
Rouken. retired on the ground of age.
Admiral De La Rouciere LIE Moury has
TO stand a second ballot. Brunei, 8
former minister, defeated Yseralde,
Bonapartist. The senator was defeated
in the Department Of Gero.
Constantinople, ga Turkish iron
clad and cruiser has left for the Albanian
coast.
Rome. 3.-At FloEence the clergy
gain great victory in municipal cleo
tons, having returned candidates for
twelve of fourteen vacancies.
Paris, 3.-The republicans now con-
troll at least seventy councils. General
Gsmbetta is chiefly victorious.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-04
Domestic.

saratoga, a.-Rain postponed to-day'G
races.
New York, APPROPRIATIONS for the
execution of Balloon on Friday have
been begun at the Tombs.
Pittsburg, Pa, 3.-Ths amalgamated
association Of iron and steel workers OF
the United States assem- led in conven-
ton az the Lyceum this morning; over
200 delegates being present. President
Jarrett delivered the address of welcome
The convention will last about a week.
New York, 3.-The aldermen have
adopted resolution providing for the
capture and drowning Of vagrant cats.
Brighton Beach races postponed on
account Of rain.
San Francisco, S.-Schroeder, who
killed DR.. Lefevre, in Oakland, was, to-
day, held TO answer without bail. Coun-
sci gave notice Of application to the
supreme court for a writ of habeGS
corpus,
+. Ike, on his release, Yesterday, from
the penitentisry at San Quentin, where
he has been serving three years term
for counterfeiting, was arrested on
charge of larceny of $4,000 worth of
Jewelry from j. Eates, of Davidson,
Tennessee, and taken east on a requisi-
ton from the governor of Tennessee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-04
British Bits.


London, Sin the House Of Com
mons the Marquis of harrington an
nounced the recall of Sir Bartle Frere.
The Marquis and Earl Kimberly, in
making the announcement, said that the
government took the step with regret,
because while Sir Bartie Frere's views
differ from the views of the ministers on
Important questions, the ministers fully
recognize his high personal qualities and
distinguished services.
In The debste in the Lords on the Irish
compensation bill, Earl Derby said if the
only alternative was to pass tae bill in its
present shape, or reject it, he would
vote for its rejection, but IS it might be
amended in committee, he would vote for
the second reading.
Six thousand iron workers in Lanark-
shire, Scotlsnsi, have agreed to strike fol
an advance of Is. per day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-04
MONETARY AND STOCKS.
Nov York. August 8. 1850.

New York. August 8, 1880.
Silver bars, 11414; money easy, %, 8;
governments quiet; stocks, closed
hrmer; Western Union, 1917; Quick
silver, 10; Pacific, AIS; MAriposa,
u; Wells, Fargo, 1867; New York
Central, 1887; Erie, 49,; Panama, $50;
Union Pacific, %; bonds, 1I23z;
Central Pacific, 761z; bonds, 10;
Sutro, 12z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-04
Fire.

Halifax, n. s., s.-The upper end of
the town of Annapolis is IN flames. ex-
tending from j. B. Wilson'S to z. s.
Bardwick's, snd back to Victoria street
1t is bel eyed that the FIRE Is the work Of
an ineendiary. The waIdens have tele-
grsphed to Kentville for train to bring
en- engine from BridRetowD.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-04
TELEGRAPHIC
AFGHANESTlN.
Latest News from the Scene OF
the Conflict
Over 1000 KtIled AND sIlAsing


London, 2.-The Times has the fol-
lowing from Csndahar, August ID: On
the morning Of July 9th General Bur
rows engaged Ayoob Khan's force OF
Il, 900 men and twenty guns fifty miles
beyond CandAhar After four hours
severe fighting GeI al Burrows was re-
| pulsed and forced to retrezt 10 Canda-
bar. The British loss was twenty officers.
1000 Europeans and 800 natives, killed
and missing; most Of the losses occurring
in the retreat Three horse artillery
guns were abandoned. Preparations are
making for a siege in OsEdahar.
The Times says the foregoing news
was brought in by native messengers
from Candahar and lelegraphed f.om
Kitta Abdnlla post, forty-four miles on
the Candahar side Of Quettah. We may
assume that the messengers left Canda-
har on Saturday. We learn for the frat
time that General burrows was the
assAilant. AS the Afghans do not take
prisoners, We fear all the missing may be
reckoned as killed. The upshot of the
story is that out of 4,000 man not more
than one-hslf,- some Of whom are
wounded, followed General Burrows into
Candahar.
oOllOhly E--NcMS Is c4pSCLcQ lOm
Gen. Primrose, st Candaha, by native
rannsrs, in about two days. The gov
eminent here cannot spare any Euro
pean troops for reinforcements.
Cabul, 3.-The postponement of the
durbar at General Coughs camps at
Kalshaja on the I'd inst, at which Gen.
Stewart was to have met Abdurrshman
Khan, is attributed to the excitement
among Abdurrahman Khan's followers.
When Griffin, on Saturday, met Abdur-
rahmIn, the latter's people were so ex-
cited that display of our infantry was
n cessary near the place of meeting.
London, The Times says a tele-
gram from its correspondent at Canda-
mar is in harmony with the statement
that Gen. Burrows cavalry and artillery
were entieed iHto an ambuscade. Put
ling various scraps of intelligence TO- |
gether, we are inclined TO believe the |
Afghans tried to get into the rear of our |
force, and the fact that most of the losses |
are said TO have occurred during what is
suphemistically termed a retreat, is
strong proof that the action ended in an |
liter Teut Of the force. Though the bril-
sade is not literally sunihilated, it will,
owing to wounds, exhaustion and de-
noralization, for the present, add very
title to Gen. Primrose's strength.
The news that preparations are making
Or siege is very bad, and will by no
means satisfy the public craving for de-
ais.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-04
GIadstone,s Health.

LONDON, S.-Giadstone pissed q fair
night. No increase in the local malsdy
nor in the fever.
At noon, to-day, the condition of Glad
stone was unchanged. In consequence
of the premier's illness, the lord mayors
dinner, fixed for Saturday next, will be
abandoned
The Standard says: Apprehensions
that Gladstone is in precarious state does
not correctly give the situation; he is in
serious condition, and the case is of
such an irregular kind tha. it necessitatea
greater caution.
Lsndon, 8, evening. Gladstone is pro
crossing fayorably.
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Tanners Progress.

New York, 3.-Dr. Tanner has ex-
perienced no nausea since midnight and
his stomach altogether is IN an improved
condition. His features are still pinched
ard drawn and his eyes look clear. His
temper is temperable and the crowd Of
spectators annoy him; the usual drive
failed TO benefit him and he says he will
give up going out until the end of the
fast. During the morning he drank, at
intervals, less than half pint Of croton
and mineral wster. He is now on the
thirty-seventh day.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-04
A Sharp.hooter. but-

New York, 3.-Col. Bodine, Of the
American rifle team, arrived from Eng
lsnd, yesterday, in the steamer City Of
Chester. He had with him gun case,
which being opened and examined by
the custom house officers, was found to
contain q number of dutiable articles,
such as several psirs of ladies' silk hose,
six ladies' silk scarfs, large lot of four
button kid gloves, new ivory comb
and brush and 134 yards of black silk.
The case and Its contents were sent to the
seizure room. The duties on the goods
amount to several dollars. They are
liable 10 forfeiture,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-08-04
Political Points.

New York, 3.-The Herald says: At
the democratic headquarters here, letters
received from California democrats an
nounee that the state is sure for the de-
moeraey and that Garfield is very IN
popular Oh the Pacific slope.
ST. Louis, 3-The democrats of the
Third District OF this city have nomi-
mated R. Graham Frost for Congress, BY
reclamation. :
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koTICE.
WILLIAM BREDEmEYER,

MINING, CONSULTING AND CIVIL
III Engineer. U. 8. Mineral Surveyor 70
examinations, reports on mining properties.
Surveys mines. railroads and canals, and
superintends the workings Of the rame.
Prepares estimates and plans for openiua
and WORKING mines, expert en- mining quee.
tIons before the courts. Address P, o. Boz
ll57, Salt Lake city. be iii
, 1880-01-27
PERFECT lIFE.lNSlIRANCE,


TIE TRIBUNE publishes to-tlay the annual
statement Of tho grnndcst financial instttn-
tIon in AmerIcn, tho Mutual Lifc-1nsnrance
Company Of New York. This organization
presents its customary md reliable annual
exhibit OF progress and stabllity,-an exhibit
which commands alike tho pride Of the
United States and respect Of Old World la-
tions. 1t SLOWS genuine and Immediately
available assets rehclIinE to The stupendous
amount of SSS, ,aGa, ,00i. Such q sum may fair
ly DO sntd to be beyond the comprehension
of average mankind, and III its presence oven
great iinanccrs, national trcasurers, and
European Rothschitds may stand III dumb
wonderlnent. Yet 1t is tic exact and honest
fund Of tNls monarch of life-lnsuranco COLT
paf.ics, and shows the myriad Of policyholtl-
ers iii that renowned institution how cOlos-
sai is the security It affords them. Another
Interesting feature Of thts report Is the fact
that S7,007, lbs was paid to It's Wlicyl,ntlsrs
lust yCNr,-an amount of Itself ~ inrgb Gs
tic cntfre assets of most other llfe-lnsuralcg
companies. 1t Is nls0 n very crettltnbl0 fnct
thnt the Mutual Life Of Now York reduced
its rites last year, 80 that insurance III this
foremost of companies became and continues
to be, obtainRbl0 at lower figures than arc
known elsewhere. Tho statement Is worthy
of careful study by everybody Interested In
the subject of llfc-lnStlrNnce, and IL sure to
command tho respect and admiration Of NIL
who sCrlltiufxc It,
, 1880-01-27

he rr,7,tit1,,l nortitionctl tint Hork l)o Cotn-
aii Mrinr hcirr ri thnt nvcr,, font RI nro,,-
crty on Frnnk,im md Wnicr strccts would ic III
jnrci fy tho eroi. FIo wa,,tcsi tic fnn,,or de-
co1,sultcI. III. moved to rrs;tun,tt,
XIII. T,,roer e 1nttctl M af1sot,,i,ncnt rroy,,-
nx st ~ G51se II r MIL ma ysid 4 ta tho
ycnrs.
Aii. t,aw,cirh wuutc.l tho or1innnco rccom-
!Gd s,co y Ws ..,r ae,eo oscd IN rconm,to,
or n,,y amendment, lid Ind faith In tito us.
sur,siIscs @ Ut IT ito rnway oiloinis Tint they in
Aid. Turner tnMiidcI hIs resolution BY deduct
tnT % Il yc.r. md acccpisd ut, atidittoi, Of KID.
iiawjc.gti of rand to 10 hn!shed within three
Aid. stnu,mr otYfrc,t n substitute defining tho
t,ouutarcs Of the ttepo, A calling for liz crcc-
',r .rhs s'sn'n ,yns in,'i 4 Sean' ~, tac tnh,c,
iii]. Everett I,rcscnfri II substitute. tottjuR
sl,ali Id t5t,,,,,cctsi i, slx tnss,ths and cofn-
tjctct within three Years; otherwise tho orvl-
nance ts, 10 t,ii ail yoid.
Tnn moti1.t Ia rccormlt yns 1bst,-ycas, -
AiEss: aiEsS 81 :sS; ss2. ioFen7
N; inys, b-Altpctrr, Ttsatler, Btalihor, Lorcz,
mi, WriCr istxfcrufhj.
tTbn urtitnmnto ls nfiontcd IA M fo1iows:
sEt-rtDN |. Thut 20 mich Ut North Wntcr
street Us lies between tho west limo af franklin
street aud tho west lIt!c Of Wells street, and 30
much Of Franklin street NJ llea between tho
Norih @ Wster stscot, 20 md the sumo ars hereby
vncatrt mud discontinued. t'rprftitt'. holrtrfr,
t;it ths orslI,t9nce shMt mt ho operative until
Rflull hy nit anil dedicate IL tho public use now
street, rar,iicf to North Water street, twenty
fhir feet It. width, tho north line ot which shall ho
Wafer street, in such manner that tho use nf
, 1880-01-27

graectl by the presence If tho lndIcs thcro l"ng
ntn,t rightly present. Tho hanq,tet IN Itself,
considered fiji Il Rnatrnnor,fcnl Hcnfe dlGnt. was
success. Ixcseh's nrchcsrn INDEED to tho plcns-
ttrc Of tho evening with a,,ne. excellent selGn-
tlnu* tcHttlng ott with careful rendition nf tho
"Turklstl patrnl." After NJ, excellent dinner.
Which wis duly npprec!htp,l. tho speeches wero
inanR,tritcd with Mr. ueorKc ilrnh,tn ns tntst-
master, WIN tuMlc ny excellent asl;lross
nf welcome. The first ,nE7lar tnaat
wis thnt Of "pistrlGt tirAnI IxMtRr,
No. =" whle,, was responded tn by nr. IT, Now
lnnd, Qrnntl M.atcr, .uf -. 11.llis. whn, Ensn y
brief history Of tho District 6r,.nd Iulgp. anil
referred to liz success In forming new lMtges.
Tho nthor responses wcrCns follnws: .;rho Con-
'.Olr jewish Or1trrs,'' +, G. lfnnmrgor, nt
qulneyi, "0lr Iast l'scscHt; md rMttEs," y ri;
cuKti: ''Thp Ladies'" William Gutnlkfni!, nf Chi
enEp; - Our .ta!icary." 1'h!lip stctn, ot ChcnRu;
"Our Hosts, tho t,hCnXn l.otlgea" 4. lIerslhillt
Of milwaukee,. Thu cu1lel,ltliig to,lst wis that
nf '.Tie prcss,' which wins responded to wttlly
hy Mr. j. lryinH Crsihbc of this city. Tho oycil-
igs banquet nn Entertainment wcr0 cloFcl Ap-
prUrrinte1y with tlat,co.
, 1880-01-27
TIE GAME LAW.

THE COMMISSION MEN PROPOSE TO FIGHT IT.
The South Water strcet commission men met
IN fl, force yesterday afternoon ut ::;n o'clock,
tn tnko so1no action locking tn tho fighting nf
thu Untie lnw now being enforced through tho
nl Of tho ynrous H1ln clubs In tho city. +. =.
llosll WIS selected tu preside. An said tht the
snlcs q gltnc amounted 70 l,etwcc'l *n0,g1 md
&t0D worth, waH Killed Or cnl,iu frun, flIrols.
The e l., commissions 9n this amount , to oSnr M
city, II tho GnInu !aw w.H enforced
tho people would pny $4,000 for $soo0 worth Of
lEneifa, md this tralo would ho drawn tn the
Enstersl cities, FherU no such nrhItrnry lnws
were pnforccd. a great tleal 1f discussion *lts
hntl upnn tho cussct!ncss nf tho avcr,lEq guntiur
and gi,1i-clMh man, WHO vert fron! this city, II
WIS stated, With thIrtyflvo ttngs and 1T! express
% wsRy @ a VIZ WIZ ktlisd Rsfnsr so "aa Sox srs' If ,a
hcat of summer to supply n wlio!e ctty's
where he alow i. AK,!!Ist thu, THU wanto,'
pt,scti, al,d thoy snd that tt1ero should he II Hw
tn prevent f.: Mcssrs- r.; y: 1snMdNii. George
slnsln, Y, II. 'rchbetta, anu Is. s. l3nnh wure mp
puiHteel u committee to cn9ngo II ilwycr to .,e.
fcnl nil prosecutions, to the Supreme Court II
necessary.
, 1880-01-27
RAVlNGS OF A MAlNE.Ac.

A ]ittle E,tsiun sheet III Malno, published III Tho
yIi.vc ~ Amh,r,,' c,iIcd tho Grreuyu,ct. .,1"r
tnMntc' % ,oii.ts for or" "~ahi" @ 1ts fcl1"w.,s".
spsrAtOrs hGsln8 counted ln lot OF candidates
whu wuru dutultetl ut tho polls, and tho Suprunlo
fn,,rt hnynv dt41nr,sl thst drrcmtntt rnr,iIdutna
hnve mt n rIDht IN ,,sur, thc at.fta ~ ,rn,tar.
wht, wrrt nloctct,. this ..1r.n,,t,uet .fMhnr"
enr aUp.es ~. snp IT,, eo's, aa cas nls mon ~
style:
Fur weeks tho City Of Aue,,s,, has been tll.c,,
rovolvsts ThS prsaWss % S serpsnt, Gnstnbor.
VIE ' s1' W 'uu Is i, ;nm tho t, ti, e,, ha ~,
inw fi"W iuInstr f. ,Iis,arro ffn F,,sian .,tmr
iMs .. us -. h, inMit bn mn mn III, ~
a. @ ~ r. H. H. t i,n ~
,1s ~ e,eT t,,,Si,' ~ ,, III" Iao y, @
II fro 9inlnwi ai'f ,FnSu * 1s
i,utn , I'M 9 % use7' ',H h''a MvEt,,
tMn'fut.n ttiintn ,a1 1nG IT. sns ,
s1 Fao1 % :" h~u sa 'u ~, o ~ ~, ~ hitn
% tn.a tsS E!1nne ~ VIZ ~ ~ " t Gtt.a,
% I4.A"no spGSs ~ nn, aa Ho,. epxe yh,: ~ snGr
rM,i." ~ rFa 9,, III ti,.' ,.s IN w,
hns' rt,t o,, @ @ p'GM s @ Ior 0se'a1ts;
, 1880-01-27
TIE GRAND ARMY.
rRoGtlsM or TILE FOURTEENTH .AEEUAL En-
r. ~ "a

Tho Grand Army Of the ltcpuN(io Will hold its
fourteenth annual cncumpment III this city to-
snorrnw. The following prt,gram has bccM ar
r7nscd: Tho convention will be held IN Hershey
Hall. The delegates Will assemble 1T tho Palmer
House ut 10 o'clock to consider credentials md
treciye reports III officers. At o'clock they
Will march To the hull, prcccset bya fife and
tr1l1n. The tlfgr will bG tho cc1ebrsltcti 11at.
Robinson, md tho drummer Mai. CAtllu. These
two nluaioiA,ls aru Atd to hc fn,nHns thelr
apecttve Instruments Tho order of exercises
ut the hull will ctlllslRt 0f cAvlry and infArtry
calls by IL bnKlo corps, and Infantry calls
IN tho ilfe md drum. I'rnycr vii!
he offered hy tho Hev. nr. .Thonias, md
when tho "Amen" liz reached tho qi!nrtet
from Post ~ viii chunt tho Lor'ia Prayer. Next
the fife MID drum. f0lwctl by patriotic songs
by tho quartet. The ud.lrcss uf WGlclnD will be
dclivurGtl by Lluut+-uDy. Hhusnnrl, and
tho response in behHlf Of tho G. 4. II. by nfsh0p
FHllnwa. After tiure singing hy tho gi.nrtnt
NM. Wager Will deliver u r'altation. Tho ilfc
and drum will be ncArd ngnlE, after which Mrs.
ltttchnYs will rcnd MI appropriate plccp.
After Tho conclusion of this entertainment the
Delegates will march In body To- tho GraA Arn,
Hall, l67 washington street, and thero orxanizl
tho clichmpMcnt. There will tIc Il gMthprng II
tho evening with Post ~ IN Oriental 11All, IL L.
HAlle street, wher, tho work nt tho Drtlrr will bl
exe1npli!ird. Tho business will be continued tht
:Dth.
, 1880-01-27
THE BUTCHERS UNION.

AN AGHlTlNl1 VOMAlTTEE tNNESIkAAIANN AIR
NDNKA.
A reporter Of THIS Tn1ntNE yesterday mot
Patrick Welsh. tho Chairman Of thu ltplIef Cosn-
inittcc of tho butchers Union. Witt expressed
himself s tlcs{rnIs Of filing rc1oncr tn tho au-
nial furnished III tho previous dny 1Iy Mr.. UCoil-
neil, President Ut tho Union. lie denied the
tentcndcd ,that ha WIZ ns nol,cr ~ my;
uf tho crowd. It WIN true that there WIS 1t,o'i
.leal ct tess drunk. but ho snls,nnly protcstMed M
that he did not tuke mOrG thll1t wis gWkt for
him. Uno error hasl hecn mule, ntt.! that r..
lnttsl to Whit ho WIS supposed to hNSe sAld
IRIS received eAiary fru,t the scnlnen's untorl.
NOT tho butchers. I}nt, at thu sn1sic tltAet !iU
lid INT btliuvu tfat Powers did anything for tho
butchers without getting I,Ai.l for II.
Mr. Welsh hut heDn requested to Gull II meet.
Ing III tho butchers I'll order to- arrive Ut
tho bottom fhrts, but Thought 1t hest tn
whit Until tho btNrks hnl lHcn tu1-
" tnvnst Eatctl IeHtcrtny'he nDfnine1 ncccss
To thrn but tho examination w.is limited orc.
n1lu IN conclusion wlls rcitchc lie Rtd 10 tho
reporter TINT he WIS extremely nstxiotts that tho
tt,,ka si,NuIh be ux,ltHlncsl by M expert. and
thnt tho nlle4rl Auditing Committee ur the
UnIon were simply creatures hf Powers h1ld tho
nthor ptl!rrra. THE statement thnt he hui
threatened 10 ah0ut my t,1nn .tnrlnE ono OF The
Uninl meetings ,yns fNlse, fDr fib hittl ITO rc-
yalycr. lie hppctl to get nnnther look info tho
hth,ks to-day flnCSnyl ut which something ltkB
I'LL approximation Of tho lhh,ieial nfnits OF tho
Union might be rpnGhgil.
, 1880-01-27
COUNTY-l}U1IID1NG.

County-Attorncy Whilst left Inst evening
for Springfield, where ho will present to tho s.l-
prcMe Court Nil agreed crssc testing tho cotlsti-
tut'onnlty Of tho act for consolidating tho three
Towns OF North, South, and West Ch'c.'go.
Commissioner Stewart, nlthuugl. he llas mt
yet entirely recovered from his recent severe ut
tack Of inttatnnatnry Rheumatism, vsitc tho
Gnnf1ns yestfS"y % S aa1 mi satncss 1vss
hla reduced him considerably III flesh.
Tho Grand Jury held double session yes
tcrslny, md examined into eighteen enses, ind
mE six tr,te bills, ignoring ssx md p!tssing sx.
aMd word wua received during tho nftcrnoon
that Levi Ind been arrested III KAnsas: 4 MIN.
her OF indictments will bo returned into court
this morning
Stnte's-Attorney Mills Inns ordered aut-
rfrnMs to b0 Issued IN tho Knnlza nrtl nehttso
with Q tho Grana Jury. II !ndietments Gro r. r.
will be set for thc trinls,. Slort Of tho psr,'npt
lynrhlng of some ono Of Chlcago's rcd.handes
slcfcrs nothing w1n' 1sSs tti t9 tMSs .
tton, md lcgnl execution of ono Of their n,l1u-
bcr. There nru plenty to choose from.
III the Criminal Court yesterday, before
,1Eo . Hary thG sGll"w1s fffoRnsnses 1sc S5S Sn
fTisnnes Thon,as ceessfor.i s I nd iiusii Gavi,
larceny FRI Gr s.oGt Sr11S a, n;ant Srf'cs to
kil; George MeGlbInne, receiving stolcn I,r1'i,-
crty .Wfinm SchUnefHid, charged with HSSulst
with 1ntent to kill Frederick plchl on Fob. =, -,
1879, IL IN triMt. Before Judge .fanesan: Daniel
Gallagher pleaded guilty tn grand lnfcony; Mnr-
tin Leo 10 petit larceny; .fohn LnckM.n to hllrE-
lnry;-scnttncctl tu n1lc ycnr penltenttnry; John
tilrrNy, lettt lnrct1ty, nine months House uf
Correction; Henry iin.ylnsn, petit larceny. nlnt,
mnnths lfnliae Bf Correction. Samuel Price a!lI
Frank Jnaics wore tried md convicted Of lnrCcny
tllntlrr nge}, aud were reminded for seutci1cc.
ThorGns lloilnnd, whO wns under chnrKo Ut lAr-
ceny Of il watch ind chain, VIVA discharged OH Il
habeas corpus.
Tho Coroner, County Physician, md States
Attorney held n prstractcl Interview yesterday,
ut which they discussed tho necessity 0f having
ctlcsnIrnl nnAIysIa MIde Of tho contents Ot the
stomach Uf tho latD Charles Adams. whose
friends R,spct:t4tl thnt hG hita been poisoned BY
his mistress, Sarnh Snth. THO evtdc,lrn brought
otlt ut thu Inquest wus rurrfully examined. antl
tho conclusion wAs unanimously rgAchrh fhht IL
fnilcd to bring tho chnrHe uf poisoning home
10 anybody. further1tNru. 1t produced M l,rtMlt
| that tho tfecG!lBed bud been hlA,1Gd. whilu
| Dr. IiuthNr1t suited TINT he was positive frnI
tic evidence etiilrctl Mt tho poBt-mOrtcin OK.
animation that death was the result of nAttir1tl
eat1sea nnd thnt nothing iYns fnlnd to lMltc.lt1
tho presence In tho bnly 1T rscIiIe Or my Other
chemical nsnlyas, ind tho jlry will shortly tt
| brought together nKnn by the CORNER and re'
ullGBte to render III Intelligent rerllct ns they
! ca,t Without tho analysis. During tho nfter,lnol
| ticDrXe brown Anl Slr1lh Smith. who wero he1s
for tho alleged poisoning, wcrc drought hefnrt
Judge .Nf,lgsOn IN n hntCna corpus, 1nd dis.
ehurEcd from custody.