, 1881-01-23
o,tv.s credit The new bonds will be rcaoy TOT o.
5ng grarv fn nurchasers about the latter part o1

ctys credit The new bonds wl ng se1u5 T9rt Of
delivery to purchasers about the 'a''eR p"1S ~
February. s4
Tur snectacations are out for new aIaue5 T1aaucf
-; IT. EEe Street in place of,tho old one, declared
WORKOUT ana uh7siie'
1t1r commlssiune. Of Public W orks wli tGcoln- u
,,and y new bridge for State street. and the re-
moval Of the old one to L,gI q ~, enne.
cnn dn service for many years IL eoh'e'
scs,srAsr E-MARsE1AL PETRIE was relleved
fro,n duty yesterday to take the place ot rhv a.o
Hans Huertiug rs Secretary OF tng '1a LIZ Il hna
mcnt- Peter schnur Captain \, q o1,n9v mgM Marshal
OF tho Third Battalion, nnu Lleut. ~ 1,si ~
ChemIcat Engine: has been ratsea tT ,ne .s1i,
tton of Captain, Rns u no1 cfGnnnts to repluco
be si1nplya trnnstcr OF L'cutch"1'o ~
Mr.. ncos.
TIP to this time there have only been 1ssnea l
1oS narmlts to carry firearms. nnd the city ht3
received but fsis for the pfisl!este' MANY mora
tbun LUG persons in Chcngn VINO carI5 cuueeu. ~ n,
wcnuons There are Il fargc proportion OF them
Board Of Traas men n aa rf.n.rtcr Seven collect
ors, and but Que editor, anu ne ID c"t'1ccteo
with German piper
THE Mayor, Controller, and Corporate Coun-
eel Adams will hold meeting clthef iIesa"} - y.
"Wednesday to take some Actlon looking 10
compromise with the bondSInen N the e., y, -; -
Gnre tnuttcr Mr. John B. Sherman Is the only
who is os1eyaa to De @ n
viii chcerfuly turn over al be pnssessea ~ INC
time Of signing tho bond, and ull thnt Goulu W
ger-ut-abic in my way: Though Mr: sherman .;,,1
has made rreat deal Of money, ho has simply ,t
acled. tho Mayor says, the agent OF his wire,
and Mayor Harrison believes that me CITY Will
be able to get very little from tnat soureo'
srArE.SESATon ADAMS the Mayor, and Mr.
Jotn B. Sherman, Superintendent Of tue Union
ing in the mayors office In relation to the pro-
posed cana tto ao WORKS paeoa Ut
the Stock Yards, HG stuffed that tho otoch-
Yards people would send downs i man 70 5 repre-
acon en 81 the @ csy ef chcsso IN
Sherman is anxious that Senator C1ndees olll,
authorizing cities md towns tn bond themselves
en- epacrotl Ct thc Town Of Lake Gun then raise its
*l5U09O by taxation, and not depend upon lev
| persons TO Subscribe it. Mr. sherman 1n'hks
| that pumping works ut the Stock ards will pe
tho s!,re5t aud best method for cleansing the
South Branch.
| WESTERN INDIANA.
| The Judiciary Committee held very long
| session yesterday afternoon IN tho City Clefk
Office to listen tU the arguments against t1s r.
neal OF tho ordinance granting tue right OF WAY
| 10 the Western Indiana Railroad Company. Ine
road already comes south US fafns I"cl!t4 sascca ~
and the desire of Its managers Is to GET down a.
far rs Van Buren, street. where 1t is clnitnea tna
that there Ia room sufficient for the erection oi
passenger dcpots etc. Judge lawrence, tno Ut IT.
| able argument. in which he SET 1ortn Inc 1ac
that tbs Company had carried out every agree'
| ment with tho city. except WneFe IL WIS ulc.
| vented from doing so by the city authorities
| themselves. Mr.. Andrew ]. Crawford; ono ol
the Directors Of the Company, followed settinl
rights OF tho Company In tho premises.
AID. Shorcy, tho Chairman of the Commtttee .s.
| thought that everything could be settieu u ~
| Company stopped at Twelfth street, anu tnat I'M
Council could be harmonized upon such bass.
Mr.. Crawford held that south OF Twelfth stree
they could not get ground enough Tor passen
| ger stations aud dcpots, which required grea
| dnal Of room.
| Kid. Clurk thought the road should have re
| NAMED west Of Dearborn street, and not hnv'
encroachcd upon that thoroughfare. The Com
pAny hal not been restricted, because tn
| Council did not wish to put 1t ut tho mercy
| 1nudholdcrs There w,ls some further tAlk, Rn
! nc,ion was postponed for two weeks, when tn
I arguments will be continued.