New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-18
CI!It.ItiO.
FIGHTING CONhUrilDN-NEWD EPOT-COM-
MISSIONS NIGWU MPLRY
by !.lHsEuri - IiiG TaihuSc.

CUlCAGO. oct. 1.-THE s-ycrcst public
arr1 -cut which the present cry Airinistr't'i has
vet sustained W.,, Id. 1t Tue ahnnh meeting - uc
C4cus Association this w.c' Whom there nero Pr"ae1i
ntu representative Il a. the .ra iihS 'u-'>' ''re"N
oftue,ty ihc resident Il ire Association. Mr. Ldwin
lie Brown dsc .rcd tc result 0f BIZ o'"crNatvna 81
the working, Of The ciiys aiuni,tr'c Offices that 10
bal f,aui tnsu rotten from tho Mayor dovu. OWNS -
former assertion OF ths character Mayor Harrison Ia
s,t,ic .re, q, libel sui,s against the President 81 tho
Association FOR aggregate damages pacrJ al TiV'"p'
ot Mr. brown DECLARED tAat willing 20 abide tho
acii. OF fury facts which cJGI be submitted 10 H.
4. defence Tor ts Mind 81 utteraucc ho said It va,
s,uurr disgrace Hat such bodies tho CITIZENS As,o-
citation AMI Committee Il SAFETY necessarily existed to
watch tbs m.V,mrat7 OF the municipal officers. Tho
r,nirs Of other members OF the ASSOCIATION were very
mari, ~ uucpEp fpmlsin6 IN cilr7lhE Tue altitude shd
c,odurt Of the Mayor. The heal Ola large foundry
declared that ddrins stSe the police aided tho strikers
nl ,,t when ti,sr employees vino decided 10 continue
~ ,.r; were attacked 10y the iipb, they were compelled
IN defend tei sc,c, ami then tho police arrested the
wo,lulucn. Two OF to Latter were injured lot c by
t stkcIs The speaker declared that the leaders u
tbe ,tf.o wcrs given employment by Carter Harrison
after the strike had cudcl and ho supposed they had
noin, tLeir end Other speaker asserted that whilc
fla, ,,.,f Il, were taxed > sustain very expensive
firm Of local govern Hcht the occurring benefits were
very sisht Tho administration Of tie affairs OF Tie
co,,,ty IA Leing condemned In no less spaung way.
The ungsa spectacle occurred this wcok Oh session 81
the ,nIntcc Of Public Safety to consider the personnel
~ . Grand Jnry selected by the Board OF County
Co,ou,s,oaers While IL has been known that The com
,,,n of tie Grand JuTcs rested absolutely with the
Comfy Board aal was made mp 10 prevent any inre'u
c,tiou INTO Official misconduct, and while very many
blc and dlsrepntlbc people have been put on
, ,uric, the climax appears - nave been reached Ia
~ rc.et instance Every paper 10 the city has opened
-, h,tter,, OIL the member. composing It, Wblol Il l.
hat TSguttble lCOIc t.lt list the
rr,uAlrdrr gwen a persons without vocation or
me- lad r,putlon.. The same Board has "a Tended
nil The money Of tho cOAhy Withh alsHt ana " 40"
,,r. 10 discover hoN the court, and county instsm-
Inn An bc maintained ut! LeAt May u unth no next
annual tax levy
ri. old relic Of the fire Of 1871, where for fourteen
vcnr- tic trains OF tho IliinCi7 Ceth' ahI Michigan
central railroads haFe nuoaIcd thcr phasenscr@ Is
GU~lv 10 be turn down ami replaced win structure
@ w, ,.Ts .el, seeking To- purchase portion Tho
Lake Park tle city. nut nave hhAly a'ahdohcd the
idea ami WILL build Oh inc Ola sltc'
onc n tho rules Of the B1ar Of Trade provides that
oo,,,.slun merchant shall net charge less th1L ono
Tpmrfn OF "A cont bu,nel In buyin8 or selling grain
futures The fact Is notorious mat tho great body OF
r,iers have conn lccly ignored the rule. IL IS row
MIN sod to force vote on The proposition to abolish
| com:uissioG tncy choose.
Mr. Franklin MacYoagh. energetic grocer here and
aLrDtLer Of tho Hon Wayne Na-Vcagh. Of Philadelphia.
| M1rwuup" 10 Gays, IS not petty scceder from the
mar ranks whose c,o Is based III nc Ape II personal
advanccueut" This IA, led 10 revival u The amusing
TDc-ti1L hat Mr. Franklin MaeNcagh ann0t. hen, 10
v5od NIugwump SINCE nc took advantage OF the small
lie attained by his action last fall 10
srrf te position u GOyerncnt Director In the Union
Pacific Railroad place which he friends suppose he
'aThc n1le H. make useful IN way II helping his
freicnts westward. lie the Union Pacific Railroad
uier,by and his biggest customer said TO lie ZOn'a
Cn-0ueratye store great Mormon establishment at
Salt Lake.
A sut Ia on trial in the courts here, begun by the
Ciucavp Burlington and Quincy Railway against &. s..
| H"rtjrit and his surees 10 recover $4,000 This
anuu was taken from the vaults OF tho company while
| MIR Bartett, who paymastor. was out for lunch.
Te anti turns the question OF law IA 10 tho proper
consructiou be placed the wording OF the bond
bcther Mr. Bartlett DO held responsible for money
| ~ the company lost under such circumstances En-
Moves In the Paymasters department were In the vault
AT the tin OF the robbery the theft being done 10y
some ono approaching the vault through a side docI
leading into an adjoining room.