, 1881-03-08
d Falso Pretense that the Supreme
Court Gavo Him Seat.
Tho prctcnsions Of the Usurpcr
1tcbulSctl by tho Council.
etaubor Persists in Disturbing tho Quiet
Of tho Body,
In Which lie Is Assisted BY Communist
Gang In the Lobby.
The Matter Finally Roforrod to the
Corporation Counsel.
Passage Of The Eighteenth Street sialutt and
1'ri6gc Ordinance.

Passage Of The Eighteenth StTett tia4ltt and
lridgc Ordinance.
Tho Council held Il rtgulGr weekly meeting |
last evening. Mayor Harrison III tho chn,r+ and |
al thu Aldermen present except shoTcy, Nc |
t;rnth, aud 1,nhot. Some little Rurprsc was |
Cn,lsct! by the appearance OF Frank stanbcr,
Mhn took Aid. MeHsuth'. seat.
When tho Clerk. In calling tho roll, reached tho
nn,ne Uf Hict;rath
ALI. Altpcter cried out, "11ald on" and said
tho Clerk had papers In his possession showing
that
FRANK srAuBEn 1An nnEN PROPERLY
ELECrEn,
nnd hc moved that s1cu urath's namo be stricken
OFT.
Aid. Everett mndo tho point that, the Council
not being organized, tho motion WINS out ot
order.
The Chair so held.
When tho Clerk got through tho roll
AID. Altpeter runewetl hla MotIon, md asked
that tho tlocHments 10 rend-
AID. Everett and Aid. Cuilcrton objected.
Aid. Altpetcr sMid tho papcrs hud been served
on tno proper officials, untl tho Council had
right 10 know thoIr contents.
AID, Cullerton urged that they hadn't come In
In tho regular wny.
aid. AItpcter moved TINT tho rules be sus-
pended.
Aid. Cui,crton moved that tho papers be re-
fcrrcd to tho Committee OIL Elections.
After 8otnG tnurC talk, consent WIS given 10
huvG them reud.
The first WIS from Linnmcycr's, or rather
sinubcr's. counsel. cni!iug attunton to
THE JUDGMENT OF CUSTER AGAINST
M'uHATE,
md Bnying TINT tho Supreme Court hnd dis.
missed tho uppral, and commanded that tho
judgment bo carried into effect. This he satt,
was conclusive on nt persons that McGrath WIS
nusurper, aild no one WINS therefore to regard
him rs M officer. Tho second paper WIS II copy
Of tho Judgment, nn1 tho THRU certificate VI
tho Clerk Of tho Supreme Court, showing It's hc-
tIon.
AID. Meier tslx.ccnth, moved that Frank A.
Htuuher he tlcclarcd to i1nvc hcen elected Alder
MIN from the Fourteenth Warl Mt the spring
Aii, CuI!cr,on aaid that wouldn't do, and mado
tho point that thu motion was nttt Of ortlcr.
-Al,.. Meier tsixtecnth) dldh't think 30.
AID. Cullcfton sugseated thae L.nemeycr wns
ahat ~ papsrs IN tho ease had been flied IN tho
AiG. Altrctsr insisted that nothing had been
tllGA IN thut Court touching tho cnSo up to &
aid. Cul1cston replied TINT the pupcrs were on
hIc, anu cantended that tho Council cnuld tako
NO uct!nn under !hG c!rcuinRtances
heon rcad for inform.uon simply. And ra!sou
the point that they could not be eonsltlerad Or Or
aeted npo'n exsspt ~ " general consent or Under
TronE, E,aI HnI that tho papers read wsro before
Tho Ghair deel,od TINT Aid. pson.s po!ns WINS
well 1akcn, ard TINT tho tn9tion OF Az. M9ser ,
Council wis IN possession Of the information,
nd G1a ps ~ e t9 ~ nesr 1pa
take up thu r'nttor, md ddouldc who WAS entitled
In caIIlns G the roll Put Howard tho Democratic
cerk. who had rccuived hts Instructions, shouted
"Stan1n,cr," i 1, who % %yotednye %y
Etnu1Gr i11tnnG1 IN. nA dill Aid. CulIortOu.
AID. EVERETT OBJECTED TO sTAUuENs
VOTE BEING 1lEcDNDED
until tho Courts had decided that ho was entitled
The chnir snld that II slcurath was not u,em-
Der Of tho Counclt,-wns not electc!,-thG man
@ NV else waa oscte IL
lobby, which wns full of cosln,unsta.1
AID; Culterton n,nilo hepoint thAt nothing was
yutE declared.
:rIo CGhar sustained him;
ALL. Evcrett--Gs Staubcr mime recorded?
Aid, Everett objected.
Tho Clerk went On, and, when ho read tho 1ns
Al1. Everett renewed his Objection. 1t wa
trtsc ehat McGrath's al,I'cui bud buen throw
gono buck 10 thu Circuit Court. and ,v,s thetc'
Kol.,S to the Al!'euto cours- AeHco tho Coan
Aid. GulIertoii ,nsyc.l TINT stuubcr's tau,o b,
atr!ckcn from tho roll. StMubers nctiun was III
''cbeGkicst performance ho had ever viii
Tho Chair sald tho Council could do that, ant
he Mss s Ica e St ,hE npt'1n .,,o,
The Cha!r did not aslswur.
Tho result I'll
THE MOTION ro BrR1KE OUT
de ssf a"'f iaa .0!Ss: sisTf, orann,s Wat
Esns & GnllgE!Gn iF, ssnTrh. .SNurney. sW'tt isa
Mnhy, MsTay ras IaSnsHt n' ,a1sys l,nS Young
NaW-Wickurshuii Sanliers. AtcA,,!oy, Isnrke
Aitpotcr, Kior,lau. iiiilre,h, ,isareeii, resyyy
tslxtcon.h,, ani iiarrctt.lh ''~'. :,
The vote to atapcnd tho rules was yeas L
Aitpet.r, lsur'sn. llsilruth,, lawlef; Purcell
Melsr tSixteo,1th iiarrettAl5 l ' ''ssA
Kay..I;pl1on, ,liaiiurj, c!ark. tiraunis, Wat
biarphs: stcGoslnick. .ii'iisl aui isaslcy"is. A''
All. Az. @ Everett moved 10 reter tho document
AN. II. Dnriey 'aade ill., RoI,t that there va
@ notl,snK bei"ro she cont,cll, slmpi9 pgr!nlssla
The cualr decided that they could 10 rofcrret
and they Wcre ~ disposed VI.
srAuNEH AIoss,
knd therp wore cries for "rtHu!ur ortler' an
tonsttternhio canfusi.n mud disorder, III til
midst u which hu sal.I lIo desired ~ eutur hi
aAtng Of Tho leoplo who ulcctgu HIN.
Altls. Eullert0H nlui Everett nbjcGtcd.
lt0rtt UsIcr.
SinMbur, however. continued standing, aIl
vent Hu y sny lint he WIS lhcro tn tlafutil III
lights. F1Ha'ly hu sllsssttA down.
E!UlsrEESTH STREET IltIDuE.
Tho nrslInRnte rtI,orted by tho LAw Depar
p!e,lt tyr ,ho r.lHt'1E uf tho Esghtcentl s1let
bTi!Ah ln accommodate tho Chicago & Waster
1ntlaIlA lturthl waH thou tAktn up.
Aid. E!nrk submitted IN amendment rrOyllll
thAt IN consideration nt tho privileges xr.lty
BY the ur.l!nancc tho rNilrUAd company sh0s
'ol!nuish its right u Ivy traekH nurih Of Ywellt
.. NrGEl. ....
AID. Everett moved to tublo tho ltucn,,,rrt,
Hia thu voto on tho inotlnu wus proceudcl wit
srAUDEn AuAIS.
Ttlu Clerk did not call Stuuber's nuJuc, whort
apa,h tho latter Knt lip and asked that Ills yu1
% recorded. 'sat " n1Wly-e!oeseA Asdesu,a
but tvs II Au!ti.4ver.
AID. Erurett uhJectcA.
Etuubcr-l have tho illsor.
Aid Evcrnlt-So yum hLtent.
fil!t Sinuber prurcclud, Insisting na tua r
cottlinX Ut h[x vote uld l!s right u uccuny u
tvlt. fAppluuse III tho lubly.l No one cult