, 1881-07-10

DoTn branches OF the Criminal Court are ex
pecfed to adjourn early III the week until Sep.
tembcT.
JUDGMENT will be asked in tho County Cour
Tomorrow against all property dclinqucnts fol
the taxes OF 1850 und prior years
SUPERVISOR SANDERS and Collector Charles
OF Lake View, are announced lis beng dcsirous
Of takng Commissioner -aylrs' place in the
County nourd.
SlsCnA,tT, Ei1nET g. Co. yesterday 1nndc n vol
untary assignment and Arthur II. Gilbert wa:
appointed Assignee. They did mot file schedule
ot either their assets Or debts.
THE attorneys of Capt. Ben Eyster charged
With the killing Of Schumacher. will ask for hi:
discharge On Il writ oi ha>e;ls corpus Tomorrow
They expect, at least, to have him admitted tc
bail.
THE Sheriff Yesterday caused the Jail alley te
nc cleaned, which WIS Il sanitary necessity The
Health Department hnd been appealed to for
months on the matter, but no attention was paid
to the appeals.
JA11.En F0Lz will start upon his vacation the
coming week. and will be accompanied by his
family. lie proposes to 20 tu Iowa TO visit old
friends. and during his absence Col. A. ".
ltallcn will perform 'hc duties If his ol1ice Mr..
Folz will be away about TWO weeks.
YESTERDAY was arraign;ucnt day in the
Criminal Court. and there was tho usual attend
ance of the unwashtrl. The following entered
pleas Of guilty 1nd were rcinande'.: James
Foster. larceny: William Garrett. larceny; md
N"llivar Iatscy@ larccny. All Of the others,
twenty-six in number. pleaded not guilty.
THE time given lAldrich and Isaucs to file their
bill of exceptions expires Thursday. Yesterday
their attorneys ere very uctiIe looking after
their Interests anu plccd the proposed rxcep-
uons In the hands Ut the States Attorney, but
hc did NOT have time 10 pass upon them. After
he has pissed upon the matter, however. Judge
Anthony signature will be needed. and SINCE
he il AWAY the situation grows serious. These
signatures must he obtained and some one Ut
tue Supreme Judges must pass upon the case
bcforc THURSDAY. otherwise tho twin will have
to start for Joliet.
JOnS {. HAYWARD, who l1as been in Jail tor
over two years, charged with MURDER will he
discharged at an early day. it is thought lie
WIS convicted ut the critn-,-thc murdered utIl
being a Cottage Grove avenue salounkeeper-
bur the Supreme Court reversed tho case. hold
Ing tEut the ktlin. had been III scii-dcfetlsc,
and sl'Cc then the matter has been pending on
account OF tho :hscncc OF the defendants iAw-
yer Mr. Mills has concluded. however, that to
convict him nov, in View OF the Supreme Court
decision, would BIZ utmost impossible, and his
discharge really depends upon his counseIs NO.
ton III the matter.
MEETING Of the Committee on Jail aud Jail
Accounts was held yesterday to award the con-
tFacts 1or c:l1c.iiiin1ng. paintng. and cleaning
the Criminal Court building inside aud out, and
frescoins the Crininn! Court ROOM Tho Com
1nitsec decided 10 have the Criminal Court room
done on the pattern of Judge Smiths room in
tho new building: Tho following bids were SUBJ
.nittsa: r.! Brown MeSann: = -; Thomas Mel
Fsrrun yys III fnvor OF awarding the contract to
Thomas Nelson. as he was k.nwn 10 bc reliable,
hut the rest of the Committee seemed to think
that as tho lowest bidder could furnish Il good
bund he should have the job. aud i, was finally
awarded TO Brown s. McCann, Commissioner
Farron only voting in tho negative.
4 MEETING OF the Committee on Public Build
fngs was held yesterday afternoon. 1t was
thought advisable tn recommend to The Board
that the super'ntendents Of the building he al-
lowed to leave Aug. !. as there ws1S nothing
more for them to do. 4 communication from
John Davis & Co.. the stean,-iit1tng contractors,
asking for s. 500 on the balance Of $3.50 due
them. was referred to the architect for his np-
cation lately that his large vault was SO damp
thai tile books stored in It were iu danger OF