Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 1

3 ADVERTISING? rates 7 9 eV A Lt 7TROIT MICCTGAyjTHURSDAY MAY 10 1877 NUMBER 226 page of supplement Sunday gi pg septette (op TtoU LANSING sayixgb' and doings BITTLE Allegro Menn tabort Hahn conducted of final THS WOLVERINE' Corner Sherman and Russen Sts DITTMER CO PROPRIETORS LUMBER aS st 3 31 os! 30 Haren Mich js! et BURIED IN A COAL MIKE Seven Men Killed and Six Wcunded MICHIGAN al Gentle Light Light the Southern Peninsula Amateur and sportsmen have always claimed proper way to hunt deer la with and they have visited the northern of the State with don and gun and may justly lay the honors which state of aesthetic interest up the Shi? was the first feftrerott Mr air Clear OSoae Defeat of the Bill to Remove the I Mining School rom the University Thb Game To Day The base ball season opens in Detroit this afternoon at 3 on the Woodward avenue ball grounds the contestants being the Stars of Syracuse famous for their fl 'teen innings and no run game at St Louis and the Detroit Club composed of the following players Parks' catcher Taylor pitcher Dickson first base Tuelle second base Me A Urey third base Johnson right field Naylor left field Ross center field and arrell short stop Dur ing the past two weeks the Detroit players have been constantly practicing and in their practice games have made exhibitions of fielding batting and running which if equaled In to game will make matters interest ing for the Stars as well as for the specta tors 06 '0: ust before the adjournment of the Reform Club last evening a list of about thirty names was read by President Duffield who stated that the gentlemen named would comprise a special committee to confer with delegates from various trades organizations upon a question of importance to all Accordingly when the gentlemen of that committee were requested to retire to an adjoining room for the conference they did so with perfect innocence and sincerity Once in the room the questions of labor reform and monopolies were discussed in a disjointed taUdng against tlme manner for about an hour Mr Beecher taking the prin cipal part and acting verv ill at esse as if the denouement were yet to come inally at about eleven Mr Beecher annpunced1 a a a a '4 a aw etto and a lively Interesting by the Calm Gentle Licht reen resh Light Gentle Gentle resh cf laflueuee of the Laboratory Trouba ob Uairenlty Approprifitloas Thb Races To Day It is probable that the track of the Hamtramck Driving Park will be in good condition this afternoon and good sport may be expected The race is to be mile heats best three in five to wagon between the following horses Butcher Boy Starlight Surprise Utica Tanny Brown rank and Lady bashaw The horses will be called at two Ice Cbbam Etc Geo Blood will open on Saturday next at 246 Woodward avenue elegantly appointed ice cream parlors and a general confectionery establishment Personal Capt George Slicer of the United States revenue marine service who has been ordered to the command of the rev enue steamer essenden entered the service December 26 1848 was promoted to a cap taincy January 1861 and has been one of the most prominent officers of the service for many years He was appointed a member of the Examining Board for tlie reorganization of the service In 1867 and since that time hrs been President of all boards for the examina tion and promotion of officers trk Infinva of DMftntea fifi to the oeao was te the success of "A Another Land Grant avorably Con' sidered OMswary Kiw Bedford Masa May 9 Commo dore Benjamin Totten died here to day aged 71 lUarsball On riday or Saturday cf last week the residence of II Henry on Hanover street in this city was burglarized of a gold watch chain and other jewelry together with a quantity of silver coin Tne thief was traced to Michigan City Indiana and arrested there He was brought back to Marshall and before Justice Lacey waived examina tion and was bound over to the Circuit Court All cf the articles stolen except the sliver coin were found on his person He gives his name as rank Daraey and his resi dence Detroit He is of color Pottsvillb May 9 A great explosion of gas occurred this morning in the Wadesvlllc mines near St Clair A number of men are" Imprisoned It seems impossible to rescue them Grind Haven The ticket office of the Detroit fc Milwau kee Railroad at errysburgb was entered on Monday evening and $80 in money and a number of railroad tickets to points East stolen Roads East were immediately noti fied by the Detroit fc Milwaukee officials to refuse the tickets It presented The authori ties think they are on the track of the burg lars Seventv two dollars of the monev was taken from the trunk of Solar an em ploye of the Detroit A Milwaukee who oc cupied a room adjoining the ticket office Several members of the Grand Haven Red Ribbon Club went to the Village of Robinson last Saturday and organized a Red Ribbon Club there commencing with forty nine members The Grand Haven Club now num bers over 520 members The upper story of block has been rented by the Club until they can erect a building of their own Sadden Deatla from Heart DIaeaee Special Dispatch to The Detroit ree Press Ypsilanti May Sidney Derby re elding on Summit street died this afternoon from heart disease Ho was doing his usual chorea about the barn when feeling faint he sat down to rest Suddenly be threw up his hand and fell over dying before assistance could reach LIm Qe was brqther in lw of Col Lee United States Indian Agent and was seventy two years old THE ICE COMPANY pealsonlyin Belle Island Costal Lake and pars up river ice UJ ICE 93 GRU WOLD STREET poet ice depot and Large landing 940 Atwater Alpen Ths editor of the A'pcna Ccunty Pioneer was arrested Monday for publishing' in his last issue an alleged libel regarding Judge Tattle of the Twenty third Judicial Circuit He was bound over to appear at the next Circuit Court to stand a trial The amount of bail is fixed at $1009 The logs in this part of the country will nearly all ba got to tbo mlJ except those in Bean Creek North Branch and Long Lake The amount In the streams and lake about twenty million feet of logs Tne logs belong to Albert Pack Sheridan A Holmes Alpena Lumber Com pany Hilliard Churchill Co oiherts A Butterfield and others The logs comprise about one fifth of the season' cut and win bo a serious lose Heaw continuous rains DI be needed in order to release all the logs up but Rwa Over aad fiLUlad Sutclai Dtenateh to The Detroit Hee Press May A isiaa flawed Montan Dligy was rpn over and instantly killed thia morning by No 7 express week on 'the De troit A Milwaukee gailrogd at a plaice eaDed Indications or the upper Mississippi Vai ey ank the upper lake region nearly station i or falling barometer stationary tempera are northeast to southeast winds and clear parllv cloudy weather followed by in ireosed 'cloudiness and at the upper stations 7 colder northerly winds or the loser lake region and Middle At intlc States north to west winds partly tioudy cr clearing weather stationary tern rture and riaieg barometer flow Unele Lather Planned n' Cam paign to GalnPoeaeMion of the Biddle Hout East Saginaw Late Monday night fire destroyad two frame buildings on Potter street owned by A Bloomer One was occupied by Inglehardt Brothers as a grocery the other by A 8 L'vermore aa a market loss was $1500 Inglehardt Brothers lost $1500 In surance $1000 Livermore S3OJ no in surance The inance Committee of the Common Council fixed the salaries of city officers last night as follows a reduction of $3000 from salaries psld last year Assessor $1 000 Attorney $800 Clerk $1200 Controller $1400 Treasurer $2000 Physician $430 and furnish medicine Director of Poor $600 Srreet Commissioners $720 Inspector of Gas Meters $500 The annual report of the Chief of Police of this city for the year ending April 30 shows the number of arrests last year to be 750 a decrease of 382 from the year 1875 ire destroyed $500 worth of shingles for Stewart Monday Insured Slorm Signal Corps Reports tiLied by Theo Vsn Hensen Sergeant Unfteil States bignsl Service 1 Wednesday May 9 10:38 air Cloudy air Clear dear Clear Clear Clear Ciear Clear Explosion of Gas at the Wades ville Pennsylvania Colliery Detroit A Bay City Ballroad Yesterday was the day set for the annual iteetlng of the stockholders of the Detroit 3iyCity diroad the object of the meeting Ki sl3r a nf for th 6 niuicg year James Joy was called to ieehsL and Griffiths was chosen sec thry Ur Jjy read the law relating to testings cf ths ctcckholders aud found that vas necessary to have a majority Of the IscrtbeJ stock represented and on motion Carpenter the meeting adjourned 2p to day there not being such rity of the stock represented The form will be repeated to day and ri SJ nd on Saturday a sufficient number of ocito'ders will arrive from New York to in election Paw Paw May A reform club waa or ed here this evening 'numbering one hundred end seventy five President John Bened'ct Vice President McCabe Secretary WstH Mason Treasurer RosaeaU inancial Secretary Hudeon rn ADVERTISEMENTS LOOD Kverytbingnew and firet ctaM at1AW mvIO 4t BLOOD 8 one piano paft thfjMgbout with nil aMlity Tbe etrinCe alao did effective service and though (Myed nearly three auartera of an how thdmidlencedld notooce Ann Arbor At meeting of the Common Council on Monday night a committee consisting of Mayor Cramer Recorder Seyler City Attor ney razer and AlJ Hager a was appointed to take the necessary steps for issuing bonds for $20000 That was the amount voted by' this city toward the new court bouse tn ad dition to its proportion of the remaining $40 000 The Council also ref uxzd to carry the so called slaughter case tor the removal of the butqbers from their present site to the 8u prom's Court They will take the decision of the Circuit Court as Cnbl During the past quarter $281 on the sal oon licenses have been collected znd $125 remains unpaid The City 'Attorney will commence suit at ones to recover the latter The house of Pa'rlck Corr on irst street was entirely consumed bv fire on Tuesday morning Insurance $1000 which will about corer the loss Rev Dr Eddy of Detroit will deliver the opening sermon rt the thirty sixth annual raeetipg of the General Association of the Congregational Church of Michigan to be held in this city commencing on Tuesday evening Wednesday wH be occupied mostly with reports of oomwitteca and aLo a meeting In behalf of the American Home Missionary Society There will be various papers and addresses on Thursday together with a meeting in the evening in behalf of the American Board of Commissioners cf oreign Missions On riday in addition to the devotional exercises delegates will be chcjeuta the Na tional Council The Michigan Branch of the Mifslooary Board of the Interior will hold its annual meeting on Wednesday May 16 In connection with the meeting of the general Rev Wm Ryder lata Professor of Greek at Oberlin has arrived here and eeeameneed the performance o' his as pastor of the Congregational Qhdrch of this dy Njiw Drug Storb reference to ap ad vertisement in another column it will be seen that Llttio has purchased the drug store lately occupied by Max at cor ner cf Monroe avenue and Randolph street Mr Little te a gentleman of large experience as a prescription druggist having eerved a term Of tlx years in one of the first establish ments in Portland Maine and being also a graduate in pharmacy of Michigan Uitivtrtliy Nile Monday evening the Common Council met for the election of city officers Seven bal lots making with those taken at the last meeting twenty four In all were had for City Printer but without a choice tbe Demo crats not being united on either the Demo crat or Mirror Rose was then elected City Surveyor and Dr Horn editor of tne Democrat City Pnyslclau This last election paved the way for a break and the Council took a twenty fifth vote for the City Printer with the following result dL Duncan Republican 5 Horn Demo crat 1 Cook Mirror 3 The family of Granville Bcanorf who com mitted suicide last week have come to the conclusion that he had become insane from sickness and killed himself while in that con dition VOLUME XLII 8riooaAltreatloa Special Dispatch to The Detroit ree rees UlBABD Rapids May During an alterca tion between Jonathan Irwin and Russell Nugent at Byron Center yesterday Irwin knocked Nugent down with a fence post broke three ribs and inflicted other injuries on Nugent ot a serious nature Irwin waa arreated for assault with intent to kin 46i 11XW 45 50 4iNE 45N 43' NE 1 Grand Comiunndery of JXnfirlita Templar tU august body concluded the business oftiaual meeting yestetday by electing the iuoirirrz officers for the ensuing year ind Comtn Ilogb McCurdy Coinana deputy C'emmander Hollis Knapp rank Henderson Kala ikRzd Captain Wm Wilson Hills Gtand Geo Wilton East Saginaw i cior ui 11 vaauci xviu Lrsad Janlor 3 Newton 3 Smith Detroit GfMd Wm Inr Grand Rapids Citizens of Monroe and Toledo Tse Detroit Daily ree Press will be deliv red st your place of business or residence every lomicc Immediately on the arrival of early morn train from Detroit The ree Press canways be obtained at Island House News Stand Ition Depot) Toledo Price 5 cents vrj HNDRICKSON News Agent A Struggle for the Estate of it A rt ti rta te i A lew days ago a young woman known in EDetroit lor several years as Chris Evans died 56! Macomb street where she Jiad been a few months in comparative obscuri 7 It was currently believed that she a will but no such document odd be round and yesterday two effiions were tiled in the Probate osrt for the appointment of administrators as of the petitionersis James Sullivan htiadclphia who makes oath that he was le lawful Husband of the deceased whose uideu name was Christine Stevenson but 1 3 A a a vs a L' WO Y3 fl fU Ei5O MUWU VJ kkC UJtiiCJ a alU cl wards I tit bis wife died td real estate cf Khich ia bank oyer is that esrj: the petitioner is Sarah Terry sister of thetceaseft who avers that she is the only teg legal heir and asks that she may be ppcinted administratrix She estimates thersonal property belonging to the estate at lOMia tereat The was the cue tor rspMtoua applause and several ot Miss IcflNant piano pas sages were recognlied if like manner enpae oint Tte audience saHsed to roallse the magnttatoof ths uiutarilrlTig anj to fairly appreciate the exceedfoffiy creditable manner in which is was aecompfched Mr Hahn is to be ettatalated upon the showing of profictMtjy made in thin concert as It morA' clearly than ever before demonstrate the' important fact that 'contatas as firat Tbis petitioner sets forth intestate leaving personal amounting to $15009 Is sail to consist of and jewelry and his suitable may ed letters ot administration The room an elegant black walnut ground glass partition sepa the private office from the Ohchbstrion There is no abate ment of interest in the performances at Or chestrion Hall under the management of the Messrs Newberry and every night witnesses the same rush for desirable eeate The bill this 1 In Uinh using Spe cialties are brought OUt by Paddy MurpSy Ned West Georgie Parker Belle Le Verde Harry Kennedy tbe Wlnnetta and other popular performers A matinee will be given next Saturday SECOND dispatch Pottsville May 9 It la reoorted from Si Clair that thirty men are imprisoned In the Wadesvllle mine Their cries for assist ance can be plainly heard 81x bodies have already been recovered THIBD DISPATCH 8t Clair Pa April 9 A terrible explo sion of gas occurred in the Wadesvllle mine near St about ten this morning killing and wounding nine men and Imprisoning five others Wadesvllle shaft 800 feet deep la between Pottsville ana St Clair and is op erated by tbe Philadelphia Reeding Coal Company The first warning ot the accident was a euddfn alarm sent up to the bosses for aid Descending immediately they recovered the bodies of John Durkin and William Kirk killed outright and hoisted them to the sur face Seven more men were then reached all seriously burred and it is thought three cannot possibly recover Tbe five men imprisoned are behind two hun dred tons cf coal displaced by the explosion largo force of miners are removing this mass of coal Some think the imprisoned men may be reached by night while others think it will be impossible to ex tricate them before morning as tbe gangway in which they are confined runs under the surface for over a mile and getting at them la a slow and laborious task The scene at the mouth of the shaft fe heart rending A large number of women and children are gathered there anxiously awaiting tbe rescue of their friends aed rela tives Tne names of four of the five men Im prisoned are Benjamin Mosely Herbert Moore Thomas Connors Joseph Milwood Before the men can be rcaeti it la feared it win too late to eavd their lives They have been in since 10 o'clock and st 1 their chances of escape are gloomy THBgB MOM BODIES RECOVERED PTTtiAnzrPHta Maj 9 Three more bodies have been recovered leaving two men in the mine TUB KILLED 6EEATLY DISIGURED Thomas Connors among the last of the men ougbt out had his heed and both legs blown oft Herbert Moore another of the victims presented a frightful appear ance his face and bedy being dreadfully burned and disfigured John Durkin was thrown with thrown with great violence tg in st the props and walls and instantly kiUoda BTXTZMKMTS A SUBVIVOB El ward WeakUn who escaped describes the gas after Igniting as living through the mine with lightning rapidity destroy Ing every thing in its passage Weakiin hearing the first report quickly laid down and the gas passed over him It soon become necessary to fan fresh air into the mine so foul bad the gas became that those sent to rescue the men could only work at short IcUrvalA ATALLY IXJCBXD' James Leady was badly burned and it is dcuttful It he recover ONB THB HEMAIKINO PASTY CBTSHKa Two miners have just coma up and report that a large quantity ot coal has fallen on Benjamin M' seley and it will be impossible to get at him for some time No hopes are entertained for his recovery alive SEVEN KILLKT) ABD SIX SERIOUSLY IXZCBXn The lai st Information that severs njea aave been killed and six aerioualy inj aret by the explosion Aud How He lnvaigled Red Bibbon 'Men a Into Ridiculetui Position Ity in the who advised him that up to twelve o'clock mid night the western portion of the Biddle House block was not his property but after that hour it woum revere io ms control and he intended to take possession of it? if about fifty ot the gentlemen present won Id remain until that hour and accompany him into the office of the Biddle House he world assume control and afterward treat his friends to a supper As Mr Beecher thus revealed the true ob ject' of the blank amazement sat on the faces of nearly all present but one enthusiastic little chap shouted ahead Mr Beecher and follow close after you Mr Beecher answered no A good general always remains in the Ap plause a good general shouted one one of the deceived' and everybody laughed' lugubriously A reporter of Thb ree Press had pre pared a list of officers in command which he intended to submit to but before be could read it everybody had vanished They were not hungry for food of fame What a chance for a military record what an opportunity to show Mr Beecher that his free luncnes are appreciated? But no! the unappreciative arise to the sublimity of the hour a id thus the scheme fell through and the war corre spondence was crumpled together and thrown into an obscure corner Upon gaining the open air it was learned that the from trades organiza with which the committee of the Reform Club was to confer relative to the were persons in the employ of the great strategist that a dozen or more of the same kind commanded by George Beecher the son of his were patroling the walk in front of tbe Biddle House that a small force had beenjoperating at the Wood bridge street entrance and in fact that Beecherltes were thick around the entire block On the other hand Mr Howell proprietor of the Biddle House protected by Officer Kavanaugh in the office and Officer Krug at the Woodbridge street entrance remained quietly awaiting events while bls force of boarders and employes stood around ready I Mr Howell had sent word to the enemy that he intended to pro tect himself and his property the looking very much embarrassed hurried out of Young Hall and dlsap peered New Jewelry EstabMaHment Yesterday was the opening day of one of the finest jewelry establishments in the State which has been located at No 70 Woodward avenue the large and commodi ous wareroom recently occupied by the Sin ger Sewing Machine Company The pro prietor is Rolshoven who has been'closely identified with the business interests of this city during the past twenty years The new establishment has been entirely remodeled the main salesroom having its walls and ceiling tastefully frescoed while the apartment brilliantly lighted by large plate glass windows in the day time is at night abl zj with the numerous jets of three handsome chandeliers our handsome counters on each side support rich show cases while arranged back of the counters are numerous handsomely carved black wal nut upright show cases At the back end of tie and rates nlaiii salesroom while on the south side is the general office through which passage is gained to the stairway leading to the Urge manufacturing jewelry rooms in the basement The stock as displayed yesterday was one of unusual brilliancy and very large em bracing fine gold and silver Amerl crn works in cases of beautiful design for ladies acd gentlemen jswelry sets of all the latest novelties in ermeos garnet amethyst pearl coral jet and gold every variety of flee case goods in gold sliver pearl and other rich' material solid silver and standard plate tea water and other sets opera glasses spectacles clocks chains necklaces bracelets lockets watch guards buttons studs etc Brlefla the stock is rich modern and very complete Daring Mr business of twen ty standing on Jefierson avenue he as been uniformly courteous and has given his customers satisfaction and having made his business what it is his purpose is to con tinue in his new quarters his system of deal in which kMi'atrtdy placed him in the' ranks of the of the West llpena Licago The following officers were Installed at the meeting of the Good Templars Monday even ing The lodge is now occupying its new hall on Huron street Clark Miss Mary McCullough Geo HUler A Miss Orpha Conrad 8 orsyth Miss May Hutchinson 8 Miss Lsura Smith VV 8 Miss Em ma Conrad Woodruff McCullough Geo Hopkins Miss Eva Bowlby I Miss Clara Seymour Chas Comstock vfithaoehan institaN at home there no lower exlsta the iMi going elsewhere for a musical education has taken proud poattlen in this teanch of culture and Mr attach to that growth A a Detroit Opera Houn Jack the Giant to still dellghttagthe public at the De troit Opera House The funny antics of the gigantic Goshen and those clever pigmies Commodore Nntt and? Jennie Quigley are eepectolly entertaining A matinee will be given every day during the remainder of the week and the evening performances will go Beata can be secured in advance upon application at musle Btre Concert To NianTThe young people of the irst Baptist Church corner of Csss ave nue and Bagg street will give a musical and literary entertainment in the ehnrch this evening They will be assisted by Prof Elliott" Mrs Cooper Miss Paton Miss Parshall Miss Van Court Master Chilvers Chas Baines rank Lsmbte 8 Hart Aidrich Edmund Adstin will be played by one of Augustin companies at Whit ney's Opera House to night for the first time in this city It will be repeated riday and Saturday eycnlngs and Saturday afternoon Thbatkb The new and magnifi cent spectacular effects which S70 introduced ini the version of the" which constitutes the principal attraction at tbe Comique this week are certainly superior to anything of that order ever before seen on a Detroit stage legitimate or otherwise The superb fountain of real water rendered inde scribably beautiful Mid dazzling by the appli cation of chemical lights and the crystal cas cade are among the more striking features of the spectacle' while the olio to graced by that charming singer Adrienne Grey by far the mnat successful vocalist known in the variety branch of the profession Taylor Green and Taylor also contribute largely to the excel lence of the specialties with which the is interlarded iKN'TISTS will still find a pood stock of Dental the Mlehivon Dental Depot 161 ff son avenne Otstablishel 1861) Large dis oiati civen to Dentists on all purchases made Auril 20th 17 I I Tile Council last weak entered I Of ftrnnnihv rpdnrlTivvk I Kliries of officers They V1? I I easting vjteand I Tbo officials above named I ci s11 and the half dozen Rs officials were left undisturbed Last however tfie op the wortand reduced $100 from $200 andvoted should hare no py for ticy hvlng heretofore7! I the salary of $50 per When the appointment cf night watch wa called up the Republicans had to go back their economy and reject the off ero ofJd to 120 pftr i'ear than are making for the 80 and reunion here May 23d Wheat locks exceedingly promising througuont the county Considerable old wneat has been brought into the market at W2 per bushel The German Catholics are erecting a fine large church this season At a special election Monday evening Stearns was elected 8e retary nf Aiirtn Lodge No 8 1 to fit! vacancy STATE M8DI0AL Klewentla tnaaal MeetMsc as Battle Creek Special Dispatch to Ths Detroit ree Press Battle Cbxbk May The eleventh aa nual meeting of tbe Michigan State Mudiusl Society convened at the Opera House i this city at ten this morning In Uie ab sence of the President the Society wan pre sided over by the first Vice President Dr oster Pratt of Kalamazoo with Dr George Ranney cf Lansing as Secretary After prayer by Rev Pearce of' this city an appropriate address of welcome was delivered by Mayor Austin in behalf of the citizens of Battle Creek The roll was then called and about sixty members responded to names among them 'many of the leading physicians of the State 5 Dr Edward Cox of this city chairman ot the Executive Committee rendi ired his re port which was adopted by the meeting The following i names were proposed for membership and added to the Ihit by vote of the Society Dn Lyon at Tekon sha Dr A Sinclair of Detroit Dr Montgomery of Marshal! Dr George Pease of alton Dr Kellogg' of Bsttie Creek Dr A Alvard of Clinton Dr H' Hammond of Dr Kerr of Detroit The M8g i joumed until Ml! when the roll was again called and about thirty additional 'members re sponded to their names Some correspondence was read from various parts of the State in relation to the admission of members and Indorsing the action of the Society A letter was read from Dr McLean of Ann Arbor tendering liis resignation as a member of the society his reason being the great liberality of the society in regard tc membership The letter was laid upon table? Bj vote of the the following per sons i admitted as members Dr 8 Lay 8 Calkins of Allegan Dr J' Briggs' ot Schoolcraft Dr ick of KalamtzoQ 1 Dr North of Jack eon Dr Woodman of Paw Paw Dr Spaulding of Lyons Dr Ira Brigham of Brighton The Secretary then rendered his report Two members have died and two resigned during the past year the present member ship being 274 The report fallowed During the past year three hundred ad ninety seven dollars have been received The balance on hand last year was $203 71 the to tai amount being $594 71 Of this sum $336 20 has been expended leaving on hand $258 51 Volunteer communications were then in order Dr David Inglis of Detroit read an able paper on small pox Dr DaWltt Wade of Holly read a pa per on puerperal fever 5 The following resolution was offered bvDr Wm Brodie of Detroit which after consid erable dlscusaslon was referred to the Ju dicial Council Resolved That the Michigan State Medical Society respectfully ask of the Legislature now In session the passage of a bill now pending that the Agricultural College furnish bovine virus free of charge to the medical profession of this State on the that it will be used by the receiver and that this resolution be signed by the President and Secretary and forwarded to the State Legislature Dr Hitchcock of Kalamazoo offered the following resolution which also called forth much discussion and was finally adopted and referred to the Judicial Council Resolved That it is inconsistent with the spirit of our code of ethics for a member of tbe profession acting as an expert assistant to a lawyer to work up a case of malpractice fVofnat vafwsfnKla a ha thereof or voluntarily to give expert testi mony against such member who may have been made defendant in such suit A congratulatory telegram from the Wis consin State Medical Society now in session at Madison was read and replied to by the Secretary as follows Secretary of the Wisconsin State Medical Society: The Michigan State Medical Society cordi ally reciprocates your fraternal greeting with best wishes for your medical prosperity The meeting adjourned until 7:30 this evening when after music the annual address was delivered by Dr oster Pratt of Kalamazoo There was a large atten dance and the meeting extended a vote of thanks to the speaker Dr Eugene Smith oculist cf Detroit read an interesting paper on visual troubles during pregnancy and parturition On motion of Dr Beacb of Coldwater the meeting extended thn speaker a vote of thanks for his kindness In elucidating for the profession some technical points in the di agnosis of eye diseases Adjourned until 9 to morrow morn ing lint A lively chase took plaqp on Saginaw street on the afternoon ot the 7th Instant which for a while created considerable ex citement as firearms were brought into use A colored man named Elisha Mead was ar rested and taken before Justice Stevenson on a charge of larceny of some shoes from tbe cstaolishment of Gay Co A crowd followed the thief into the office of the Justice where he was to be tried Before re maining In the offite five minutes he turned about suddenly and started for the open al going down on to the pavement six steps at a time the officers and crowd in hot pursuit Reaching terra firms Mead started down Bag) naw street at a rapid rate till he came to aa excavation made In tbe sidewalk over which he attempted to leap but while in the act of scaling the excavation tbe officer In the rear fired his revolver causing Mead to drop into the hole where he was surronnde! and drawn out He returned peaceably to the court room where he received a sentence to the Detroit House of Correction for ninety days A few days since a gang of horse thieves stele three horses from Henry Sherrick of tbe Township of Thetford together with other articles from ether parties living near by Information was at once given to Sheriff nU'ips of this city who getting on their track pursued them into Tuscola where he succeeded in arresting Joseph Hayes Daniel Williams Joseph Manwaring Asa Williams and an old man of tbe name cf Williams A considerable quantity of grains and goods of various klLj A were found with the crown The trial of Sirs Rietsbuch upon the com plaint ot Mrs Bauchman ou tbs charge of having brutally assaulted her with a hammer (a mention of which was made a few weeks since in Tub rbb Press) came off Tuesday before Justice Bickford The evidence showed a plain assault which came nearly re quiting fatally At the of the trial Mrs Reltebueh sentenced to pav a fine of $50 or in default thereof to go to jail The fine will be paid Proceedings of the Eighty fourth Day of the Session UAL ADJOURNMENT NOT YET IXED UPON ceaaeA persons House bill 57 amending com Eller's section 6925 relative to foredoeure by ad vertisement Hoose bill 33 for Um promotion of niai'og Hoafle bill 275 aaMndin con section 7601 relative to offeaeee aeawet property: Houae bill 298 relative todrawtns jurors: 1 Uie Saperinwnuezit of Public Instruction to publish proceedings of the State Association The committee arose mid House Mito 291 and were stricken out House bill 298 recommitted and the other bilto named placed on the order of third reading Tbe Senate lhen took a recess 1 1)1 two o'clcck NOT BEADY OR IT Tha House concurrent resolution relative to the final adjournment waemede the epecial order for May 15th BILLS ASSBD The following were read a third time and passed House bill 326 for the protection of taxpayers House bill 295 amending compiler's section 511 relative to county treasurers: House bill 357 I amending compiler's section 6925 relative to fore closure by advertisement House bill 333 to ro I mote mining House bill amending I section 4107 rc salve to debts cf de I ceased persons: House III 275 amending compil I er'a sect! 7601 relative to ogense airtint preip I erty Senate bill z20 relative to purity of elec I tions faied to pass I BILLS COXSnKKBD The Senate went into committee of the whole I Mr reeman in tue chair and considered Houe I MU 2o0 relative to support of ooor persons br I their relatives: House bill 302 prohibiting deposit I ingot sawdust in streams In certain count its I House bill 273 providing for Individual liability of I stockholders The committee than arose and the I bills named were placed on the order of Jhlrd Ing read a third time and passed Adjourned The city hotels are full And stiff retail trade moves up' "Woodward avenue The at wlU not close until August Business at the railroad depots in the city is picking up Detroit real estate is becoming encourag ingly active again Many Detroiters will go to New York to see the carnival on the 15th Grass sprang into new life under the genial Id fluence of rain Tbe Musical Trade Review has an encour aging word for Roe Stephens Everybody talked about the Common Coun cil saloon resolution yesterday John McCann is in durance on a charge of robbing Adam Littlejohn of $50 Tbe two extra clerks in the City office surrender their places to day The Court will take upthe criminal docket ot the May term to day The fine new building on the site of old Old ellows Hall has reached the second story Controller health is much better than it waa when he assumed the duties of his office The most thorough improvements includ ing tile drainage are being made in East Grand Circus Park John White who was accused of stealing John handcart' was discharged yes terday in the Police Court Robert Roberts is still being congratula ted udou the happy attainment of his fifty continuous residence in Detroit The trial of rancis and Wm Trom bly for not filing liquor bonds was adjourned yesterday in the Pellce Court to the 16sh inst Chas Baines sold at auction yesterday the residence of David Gallagher 949 Woodward avenue to the Genesee County Savings Bank for $28350 Peter Tierney reports that he was knocked down and robbed at the corner of Beaubien and Croghan streets Tuesday night by two unknown men Geo Langdon fell into the passenger el evator pit at the Michigan Central grain ele vator Tuesday afternoon and fractured one ef hta shoulder blades" The ree Press is in receipt through red Seymour Secretary of the ire Com mission of printed copies of the tenth annual report of the Commission A lot of sneak thieves raided George hot house Monday night stealing several valuable planta and maliciously de stroying a great quantity of flowers Those accomplished musicians who com pose the Boston Philharmonic Club will give concerts in Harmonie Hall Sunday and Mon day evenings the 27th and 28th instant Chas Barron has been made assistant geaeral freight agent of the Michigan Central Railroad and Benham has been pro moted from a clerkship to the office of local freight agent El win Crook notified the police authorities yesterday that he would pay $10 reward for the return of two sheep and two lambs which were stolen from hl3 farm in Rockwood Tuesday night There was a rehearsal of the at Roe ware rooms last night This is the entertainment to be given at Merrill Hall shortly by St Church Union Manning of Allegan George Greg ory of Lapeer Hon John Champlain of Grand Rapids John Drake of New York and Page of Chicago are at the Michigan Exchange The $25 members of the Board of Trade will hereafter have the exclusive privilege of going behind the railing which was erected across the Board of Trade room just north of the fountain yesterday Isabella McClellan a modest looking young girl was found guilty yesterday of ap propriating hat not her own Bradford Smith took charge of her and be fore night found a deeirable horns for her Tne various Episcopal churches in the city will observe Ascension Day to day by holding a united service st Grace Church this morn ing Rev Dr BoUes of Cleveland will preach and a large chorus choir will furnish muric The contemplated meeting of property owners interested in the Improvement of ort street west which was to have been held at Hamilton office to night baa been postponed to Thursday evening the Inst at the same place A small colored boy named Aaron Barr Guy DeGrote was found guilty yesterday of stealing a revolver from Eddie Goodner and turned over to Penal Agent Bradford Smith for investigation as to the measure of bis guilt his reputation surroundings etc The ladles of the Industrial School have adopted a resolution thanking red Thomas rank Smith and the ladies and gentlemen who took part in the recent en tertainment for the benefit of the school for their valuable services Ln that connection Pioneer Lodge Knights of Honor dedi cated their new rooms last night in atonic Temple Addresses were made by Dictator Brown and officers of the lodge after which tbe lodge adj'urued to Gilman Brothers where the members partook of a sumptuous spread Oae of teams yesterday afternoon became frightened on Third street and dart ed up the street at a fearful paca A young man jumped arid caught the lines and al though he got a severe shaking up held on and succeeded in stopping the team No damage In the pigeon shooting contest for the State championship medal at HurHngham Park yesterday there were ten contestants Cook Coaslrs Eldridge and Gill man tied and in shooting off the tie Cook Cousins won the medal by killing fourteen out of tn bird? Officer Kavanagh arrested George Gilbert at the foot of Woodward avenue last evening as be was going aboard a boat ea route to Windsor The prisoner Is charged with the theft cf $17 in money and a til ver watch zuard from rank Hildebrand who lives at the corner of Tenth and Woodbrige streets James A Randall acting as attorney for Edgar Weeks of Mt Clemens recently had a legal tilt with A Tyrell of the Casa House The proceedings involved Mr Ty rell in tbe unpleasant situation of being a temporary prisoner and now be has begun an action against Mr Randall for false im prisonment laying bls damages at $5000 The irrepressible Mabley has been again heard from George Doty recently visited the North Platte region far beyond the boundaries ot cultivation Oae day he kicked up in the sand what he supposed was a bit of shining gold but on picking it up he found it was only a brass trowsers button on one side of which were stamped the The Weekly Reform Meeting The weekly business meeting of the De troit Reform Clab was held at Young Holl last evening The committee having in charge tbe mass meeting and parade for Dec oration day reported that the Club will as semble at the Grand Circus Park at two where it is expected Dr Raycolds will deliver on oration After the parade a collation is to be served at Young Hall ty Mr Beecher Speeches were made by Sylvester Lamed Bartram and Henry Gordon and the following resolu tions offered by Bratshaw were unanimously adopted Whereas The so called whch went Into operation on the 51 ox Au gusr 1875 has been found exceedingly valua ole aa a conservator of the public peace and Whereas Tbe Common Council at their meeting on Tuesday evening May 8th passed a resolution authorizing certain classes of drinking places to be opened for the trana action of business during a portion at Sun dar and 1 Whereat We are opposed to granting any trade especial privileges and particularly the saloons ot the city therefore be it Resolved By the Detroit Reform Club rep resenting over 3600 c'tizena and voters that each a measure would be detrimental zed pernicious to the best interests of jhis community and would be one step backward toward misrule and disorder Resolved That we as citizens and as mem bers of the Reform Club of the City of De troit do protest against any auch infringe saeut upon the State tow which has been found te be admirably framed end to meet with the approbation ot all order loving ciU Ze Resolved That the member of the Common Cauncl' and his Honor the Mayor be earneat 1 quested to use all lawful means to thwart the Adoption of the measure referred to and i the name ot tbe great majority of the cld xene including wives aistera and daughters we ask them one 3d all to drop all tby considerations and ta a matteref such vital impot lance to stead bravely wlth the mi riiy of their eonsUtaente and to do That the 8eesetaoo thia dub be inatrueted to transmit to his Honor the Majornd to each of the Aidermen copies of tkte preamble acd resolutions Pftriyattested and sijntd by the President ot the club xsroitTB or committees? By the Jodieiarj: AdTeraely on House hill 353 ameading compiler aecUon 187 raIauve to coie in joatiea eourta Bill tabled VaiBZI BBADrSU Tbe following were reed a third and passed: Haase manuscript bill 329 amending charter of Salins Senate bill Ml relative to Probata Register of Jackson The Senate went into 2 COMMITTEE OMTWE WgOLM On the general cpier Mr Tyior in the cbalr sad considered Senate bill amending com eeCtioei Ml relative to dewbnc House JI cuiiiir la bi)! Amatei Dramatic The 81 Wept Amateur Dramatic Society of St Canrch was orrrnnizsd lAAt uioht the following ciflcsrs Schmuck Wm Jiertecs ary ano Jacob t'lleubinch Ahe S'YCic 1 'j umucra Biiueeu mvinutrs Jtg jrst etiterlalumeit at Casino I nSCEUAlTKOUS MATKBS LKGI8LATIOS I 7 rom Our Own Correepcndent Lansimo May 9 The question of final adjournment came up In the House to day The concurrent reso lution fixed the date at Tuesday the 15tb Mr Hamilton moved an amendment fixing the time at Thursday May 17th and adjournment Saturday May 19th Mr Wood said he had no greater than any ether member in closing work but there were a number of impor tant measures yet which required action and no estimate could be formed of the amount of time needed to consider these matters There were several appropriation bill yet to ins bcmsu upon auu wie university mu ana most important of all the tax bill The Sen ate as he understood were in favor of letting the tax matter be digested by a commission hut to do so would require an extra session and entail a very great expense upon the State The proper way to do was to close up the work as rapidly as possible and when It was done adjourn Mr McGinnis said that as for the Detroit charter members would not be troubled with it Mr Little said that with regard to the tax bill a proper consideration ot it would re quire four days by the House and an equal length of time by the: Senate The' University bills were very Important and diverse sentiments concerning them were entertained He was assured that many members were loaded pp to the muzzle with speeches on that question and even if they proved to be simply blank cartridges would require at least two days to fire them off Then there was the joint resolution of Turck calling on the State to refund $163000 retained as swamp land interest from the counties that too would require rtfuch time for explanation It was impossible to place the date at which the House could de cide its work would be finished and moved as an amendment that when Legislature finishes its work It will adjourn and not be The Speaker ruled the amendment out of order Mr Hamilton thought that but little time would be required to pass upon the measures enumerated by Mr Little He and othere were suffering in their private inter ests and it was high time that the Legisla ture adjourned The resolution fixing the date of adjourn ment on the 17th was adopted and was sent to the Senate for concurrence It was then made the special order for the 15th AUPBR AND DESTITUTE CHILDREN A bill has passed the House making it un lawful for any magistrate to commit any child over three and under sixteen years of age as vagrant truaut or disorderly to any county poor house or for tiny county superin tendent or overseer of the poor or other officer to send any child as a pauper to any such poor house for support and care unless such child be an unteachable idiot an epi leptic or paralytic or be otherwise defective diseased pr deformed so as to render It un fit for family pare "justices of tne peace county supenritendepta or overseers of the poor are to commit such children not above exempted to some orphan asylum or other charitable or reformatory institution as now provided by law It 1 further made the duty of the county superintendents of the poor or other proper officers charged with the tup port and relief of indigent persons of the several countlesln which there are county poor houses to cause the removal of all children between the age of three and six teen years (not exempted as above enumer ated) from their respective poor houses on or before the 1st of January 1878 and also to cause the removal ot those who may here after pome under the care and control or hereafter be born in such poor houses be fore they shall have arrived at the age three years and provide for their support and care in families orphan asylums or other appropriate institutions as now provided for by law HOUNDING DBEH Tbe House yesterday refused to strike out all after the enacting clause in the bill to pre vent hunting deer and elk with hounds and aogs in hunters that tbe hounds regions camp utensils A chase sometimes re sulted Ln the capture of a deer More fre quently an exciting pursuit for a week has resulted in much sport but little game Con sequently humanitarians as well as sports men have favored the hounding of deer as preservative of the noble game Residents of the northern counties who hunt for profit and not for pleasure have come to the conclusion that the deer which haunt their localities be long to them They disregard the common usage and the common law of the State that all game belongs to him that captures it Reckless and avaricious they make haste to destroy the game and pursue them with the methods of the butcher They construct and which are most successful in capturing the mlld eyed deer and enable them to ship away tbe car casses of venison by the car load Hence they oppose any hunting by dogs which has a tendency to scatter the deer and frighten them away from the and lakes where' fire hunts Insure large numbers WAYNE COUNTY SALARIES The members of the city delegation who opposed the passage of tbe bill fixing at defi nite sums the salaries of the Wayne County Clerk and Register of Deeds and requiring all fees to be paid into the county declare that their opposition was founded on a calculation of the receipts and expenses of the two offices named which convinced them that no saving whatever could be made to the taxpayers and further that at the same time the work would cot be so efficient ly performed por the public as well served ss at present TUB LABORATORY TROUBLES The complications resulting from the chemical laboratory troubles at the Unlversi ty have no doubt affected the Legislature ears are entertained bythose most interested of the ptssage Intact of the appropriation bills Regent Rynd as has already been noted addressed the Legislature last night la behalf of the University Regent Collier has also been here for some days The question of an attorney to conduct tie spits now pending in chancery against Dr Douglas and Dr Rose has entered into' the matter To day Regent Collier received a dispatch from Rs gent Walker of Detroit eay Ing that Hoyt Post bad pot bpen retained published and that no attorney would be retains 1 until Regent Cutcheon returned from New York at which time a special meeting of the Executive Com mittee woud be held and no person selected to conduct the mtt without the approval of Regent Collier This information was cir culated among the members and was well re ceived tub uyiyznsiTY AROPUIATIONS Two this afternoon had Deen set for the hour at which the general and other appropriation bills for Michigan University were to be considered The friends of the Institution however fearful that the meas ures would fall made a strong effort to post pone action until next Tuesday The friends of the Dill to remove the School of Mines to some point in the Upper Peninsula which bill was lost yesterday and was reconsidered sad tabled desired action to be taken on that bill ot once and order to secure sueh action resisted the postponement of the University bills A compromise was effected under which it waa agreed to take up at ones the bill to remove the mining school from the University to the Upper Peninsula and discuss it fully without interposition qf the wettourMuSsUoB Md at throe o'clock to take up the University appropriation bills When that hour arrived the first named hQl was only fairly under dlccusslon AX mwcovdig mxbing school An interesting and exciting debate on the bill to remove the mining eehoai from Michi gan and to locate ft at some point the Upper Peninsula took place this after The mu was lavorea Dy Kepresenta arts and sciences were conneciea with chemistry mathematics which could not be learned at a detached school so well as at an institution so completely equipped as Michigan University Also that to begin in way would only be the entering wedge to the total disintegration of tbe University to take away the law school the medical school and other departmmits to localities Which XflDCV mfffht think MAPP slintAd to them The bill was lost by the following dose vote: i Mresrs Abbott A niinupw uanje tJiirffM an Davie Dillmann Jtawaras BlHoflMlAljLi Glee Goald Hamilton Hawley Howland Hoyt 8 Johnson Jones Keeler Kelley Lee Ludlow Markham Martin Mosher Prtndle Reed Rork Sackrtder Smith Stafford Steele Stevens Stone Thomson Tarnier Twadell Welker re buwi opeaaer Jr ssr Allen Allman Bsldwia Brown Dowling gOBbn Gtbbe Han Ireland John herd Haye H1U Hoj eon Laubach LitUe IjB I 1 Nixon Norrie North Norton ParsonJ Ptielpe Robbine Hoes A Sawyer Saw yer Sharts Shetterly Stmchcomb VaLade Van Walklnehaw Willet Wood Woodworth and 42 Alwent or cot voting Meiira Canfield Eaton arr Hall Jewell Mpdrtbur McGinnis Moore Turck and 1G Mr North changed his Vote so as to move a reconsideration whiclbaing done a mo tion to was lost by about the same vote The bill was then laid on the table and its friends Intend to call it Immediately before the University appropri ation bills are considered 'I LAND GRANTS The bill to make a grant of land not ex ceeding one hundred sections? to aid in the construction of a railroad from the northern terminus of theGmpd Rapids fc Indiana Railroad to BwrvLoke near Cheboygan passed the House committee ot the whole to day It will probably be passed at the same time as the Alpena bill THE DETROIT CHARTER Mr Baker after the Mining School bill had been disposed of moved that the committee of the whole be discharged from the further consideration of the bill to revise the Detroit charter tor thgHurpose be said of enabling Mr ConelymiBove the indefinite postpone ment of the bill By way of a personal explanation he said that when the present Mayor of Detroit took his office he suggested that the charterueeded revision and on resolutions of the Common Council he (Mr Baker) was employed to draw up a charter The work was submitted to the Council and they un dertook to revise it but finding it a tedious job apngitfled what was known as a to revise the instrument Mr Miller chairman ot the police Board was appointed to look over the provisions re lating to tbe police Mr Huribut of the Water Board to look after the chapter per taining to the water supply and a member of tbe ire Board tp' revise the por tion relating to" the' pire 'Depart ment He then related the circum staqqof the various meetings of the city Bflegatlon here all of which have been re ported in Thb ree Press He concluded Dy saylne that no opposition to the provisions of the charter were manifested among the members here until Henry Starkey Secretary of the Water Board made his appearance here As it was apparent that all the Sena tors from Detroit and some of the Repre sentatives would oppose the charter and ss the time for its consideration owing to tbe near approach of the end of the session was short and the passage of the charter doubt ful he had come to the conclusion that the city coqld wait two years longer Mr Conely related the history of the pre paration of the charter and said that when the Representatives from Detroit were nomi nated the support of the charter was a part ot the platform on which they stood and upon whlpti they were elected notwithstanding the fierce opposition oi the executive boards He had not changed in respect to the charter but some of his colleagues had The Council had prepared subsequently a charter which left out entirely all of the various executive boards as those boards were no part or lot of the city government Mr Gies inquired why the Board of Educa tion had been left out of tbe charter which Baker and Conely so strongly favored Mr Conely answered that it was because the IJoard ot lucatioa ws a part of the sys tem of education regulated by the State of Michigan As a matter ot fact the charter which had the approval of the Common Council was never submitted to It and was never read by it At the first meeting of the jClty delegation the various features ot tbe charter were considered and every member that was present agreed in support ing them No discussion had arisen among the delegation from the city until a paid emissary of the Water Board had arrived here Hb would leave it to the House to draw its inferences His colleagues might bo right in their views and in their op position to the charter but he thought not They defended the powers and privileges of the boards pot making them accountable we (alluding to himself and A Baker) wish to make the boards accountable to the people not accountable at tne end of the year but accountable ever day He beUeved it an Imposition on the House to ask it to en dure the wrestle that must ensue between the divided delegation from the City of Detroit in a contest oer the charter it was too late to enter into such a contest He was frank to say that the opposition the charter would meet with from the Senators from Detroit and perhaps from the Representatives who opposed it would be fatal He would frankly acknowledge that the friends of the charter were defeated before the Legislature but he was convinced that they would not be defeated when they came before the people Martin said he vias surprised and pained at what ho had heard Neither of the two honorable gentlemen who had spoken constituted In themselves all there was of the City of Detroit Wuen Mr Baker had been paid for composing the char ter his interest in it was at an end It was for the people to approve or condemn it There were only two ways to get at the will 'of the people from the people directly or from their representatives The Common Council represented tbe people of Detroit and the Common Council unanimously had condemned the charter and had notified all the members of the city delega tion to that effect That was why he aud oth ers of his colleagues were opposing tbe char ter He denied that the opposition was first made manifest when the Secretary of the Water Board reached Lansing it had begun when the resolutions of the Common Council were received a fortnight ago He had uo recollection of any pledge or any platform sustaining the charter when the nominations were made last fall It had been remarked that Mr Baker had drawn up the charter ard therefore was a gone man to get it through the Legislature but further than that noth ing had been said about the new charter To intoiKi himself about tbe state of feeling upon the charter In Detroit he bed tele graphed to Alanson Sheley an old citizen and a former member here and Sheley had Immediately telegraphed back substitute charter passes we are all Laughter He bad en deavored to do his duty according to the light which he had and he greatly regretted that any slurs had been cast upon him or his colleagues in the remarks of tbe two gentle men who had preceded him who had also censured by implication such worthy citizens as Sidney Miller and Cliapsccy Huribut It the honorable years older they would not have" ventured to assail citizens who had been so long and so closely identified with the interests of the city Mr Gtea said that neither Mr Baker nor Mr Conely knew much about the Citv of De troit or were entitled to speak for it Neither of them had ever held cffice brt he (GIcf) was a member pt the voonfil at the time the sub ject ot a new charter was under consider ation Mr Norris arose to a point of or Jer De Insisted that personalities in debate were not allowable The other gentlemen had arisen to a question ot privilege but such was not tbe case with Mr Gies The Speaker ruled that in making an ex planation the gentleman Mr Gies must con fine himself strictly to the rules Mr Gies rtsuming said that in reference to the lateness of the presentation of the char ter before the Legislature Mr Baker alone tjoz to ulaiue Hte had had the matter In his keeping and had kept quiet about it until this late day in the session and bad always postponed all questions relating to tbe char ter Conely moved to indefinitely postpone further consideration of tbe bill to revise the charter a motion that was heartily seconded by Mr Gies It no one dissenting thb fish BILL The bill appropriating $7000 to the Uh Commissioner was lost in lie final passage in the House to day Advocates ot the bill will procure its reconsideration and hope to pass it intact i THB RAILROAD CHART JB The four bills to repeal the charters of the vartant rallmazlm nf tn the House committee 6 the whole to day by a store vole Yusef LEGISLATIVE PKOGEEDINGa ufkT redaction lu price cf Domestic Scwicg i Cirftnrt River ave west ifcMDUli S' I House of ItepreflentatlTes I THB STATB LIBRA RT I A report read from the Committee on the I State Library by Mr Sharts its chairman on so mach of Gjv meseage as relates thereto It now contains 5J0(KJ volumes besides pamphlets aid manuscripts and is valued at $ia000 while much or it consists of nndnplicated archives of the State which no money could replace There is grest from fire ai neea of continued until tbe library can be moved to the new multifarious and in creasing duties are described and flatly praised and the need of an asistut is strongly urged ADOTXP Senate concurrent resolution requesting trustees of State institutions to reduce ten per cent all sal aries over $1500 and to reduce twenty per cent all salaries ever $2 000 waa on motion of Mr Cone lyt laid on the table THIBD RHADING BII4 Senate bill VL io amend act relative to inquests lost DBte bill 195 making appropriation for teh Commissioner lest Mr Allen notice of motion to reconsider House bill 352 relative to the release of agents appointed ty judges of Probate lost BILLS TASSKD House bill 261 for tno pa bl: cation aud distribu tion of laws and documents of the State and to re peal the act of 878 relative tbereto Heme bill 868 defining the extent of the judlciaf districts of the as they are since the changes made this session Passed unanimoualy immediate effect Sonata bill 5a appropriating 300 for the removal of the State Library to new Capitol and $70U for each of the years 1877 and 1878 for assistant libra rian's salary amended by the House to $300 for assistant's salary for 1877 andfiuu for '127a Passed Immediate effect MO AMEJIDMENT House joint resolution providing for an amend meat to the Constitution admitting of the intro duction of bills after the fifty days when recom mended by the Governor again failed to receive the two thirds vote A BIG SCHOOL DISTRICT House bill 107 to incorporate schools in Long Rapids Passed immediate effect SPECIAL ORDER The concurrent resolution offered by Mr Hamil ton last week was amended making the 17th inst the date beyord which no bills shall be passed and the 19th inst tbe date for final adjournment as thus emended it was adopted ROM THB GOVERNOR A message from the Governor announced his ap proval of the bill to consolidate the Young Men's Library Association of Lansing with a similar so ciety Abo cakin the House to reconsider Us passage of the bill to amend section 84 chapter 178 of compiled laws relative to receivers in chancery for reasons stated in the message ATERNOON SESSION The special order viz bill making app'opria tiozis for the State University was pottponed to the 15ih inst THIRD REAPING OP BILLS House bill 250 tor the removal of the School of Mines from inn Arbor to the Upper Peninsula yeas 45 nays 42 Air Davis mo vtd to reconsider which was carried and the bill made the special order for the 15th inst Substitu for Hoose bills 348 and 849 to revise city charter of Detroit was after personal expla nations by Messrs looker Martin Gks and Cone indefinitely postponed on motion of Mr Cone ly seconded by Mr Gies Senate bill 9 revtsirg city charter of Ionia Pt eet immediate effect A concurrent resolution providing for the publi cation and distribution of the acts of thisLegisla ture which were given immediate effect at a cost not to exceed SKO was passed Senate bill 227 to authorize Jackson County Board of Supervisors to receive certain grounds in trust Passed immediate effect ROM THE SENATE House bill 295 to amen 1 act relative to county tieasurcrs Seyato rmenoments concurred in Senate Dili to regulate House of Correction Senaie refuses to concur in House amendments and House insists on 1 he came GENERAL ORDER In committee of the whole Mr Parsons in the ritair House bills 35: 31K 317 were consideredPheir purpose is to repeal the railroad charte rs of 1845 and (817 incorporating Erie Kala mazoo the Grand River Valley and authorizing the Bile of the Michigan Central Motions to strike out all after the enacting clause failed and the bide are passed to order of third parting Adjourned Postponement of the Indeniu Charter Detroit THE UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Michael Steiner vs James Jackson et al Heard and submitted wielrt Mallory vs 8 Woolley et al Decree ot foreclosure and order of sale rederick McCulloch et al va Gcoree Brown Judgment tor plaintiffs $691 39 w'ght Mallory vs ranz Hohn et al uuaraian aa utem appoiniea Ezra ogg et al vs Daniel A Ross al Orde' conurminir renort ot sale The Victor Sewing Machine Company vs Garrett reeland et al Time to take testi mony extended to July 1st Sherman 8 Jewett et al vs David Giles et al Decree of forecloeurond sale Matthew Birchard vs Michael Engle man Ordered that judgment draw Interest at ten per cent WAYNE CIRCUIT Peter Hentte et al vs James Cummer ford Judgment on verdict for defendant for costs Charles Campau vs David Cole Ap peal restored on payment of costs Clark Whitney vs Jared A Sexton Plaintiff submits a nonsuit with leave to move to set aside Wm A Rivard vs Emil Dalhelmer Plain tiff nonsuited Richard Townsend vs James Coniton Judgment for plaintiff on confession $1 590 50 SUPERIOR COURT Albeit Beat et al vs Julius Kegel Judg ment on inquest $193 07 Ellen oote vs the Cass Avenue Railway Company et al Judgment for plaintiff on 1 quest $840 Harlan Smith survivor etc vs Henry Slelner Set for trial May 321 Allan Sheldon et al vs Thos 8 Guilford Judgment for plaintiff on inquest $5183 82 Emily Wilkinson by next friend vs Anna Theus Demurrer argued and sub mitted Kogers Bro vs red Llngeman Judg ment for plaintiff on plea withdrawn for $134 62 James Talcott vs jamin Schloss Judgment for plaintiff on inquest for $1837 61 Cyrus Johnson vs George Johnson Judgment for plaintiff on inquest for $520 Sntr the Perfumer is not out of the trade as reported but manufacturing hl celebrated ex tracts and perfumery as usual New laboratory 90 Grand River avenue Prices lower than last year LXCTCBB BXORB THE SCIENTIIC ASSO Utley of tbe Post read a paper before the Detroit Scientific Assocla fon last evening on the subject ot und Modern The paper was full of curious and interesting information showing no little research in cut of the way corners on the part of the gentleman who prepared It The subject was presented in a very enter taining manner and it salient points were ffiustrated by eketches specially prepared for the occasion The paper la a valuable contri bution to the possessions of the Detroit Sci entific Association 1ED4K POo Tri and horse blocks cheap to cash i customers corner Rivard and ranklin Jt ROSS AMUSEMENTS Conservatory Concept A concert was given in Seminary Hall last evening by pupils of the Detroit Conservatory of Music under the direction ef Mr Hahn ths enthusiastic and industrious head of that Institution He was assisted by Messrs Wm Luderer Habenecht Borgman and Spell Although only one hundred and thirty in vitations were sent out the hall was packed to suffocation and two huge coal fires con tributed their quota of the general discom fort The concert proper was one of the most enjoyable of the several similar events which have occurred since the Conservatory was established It opened with a duo for piano 'and violin (Reinecke) by Mis Julia Meddaugh and William Luderer In which the young Isdy gave evidence of fine talent and careful teaching Mr ability as a violinist la sufficiently wJI known to readers of Thb rbb Press to make special com ment on any of his performances necessary Tbe second number was a rondo brilliant in fiit by Weber played by Mire Jennie Cross whose dashing style elegant touch and com plete repose quite captivated her audience and evoked the most enthusiastic plaudits Mnmbar three wm the expressive adagio tram Op 18 by the quartette of in strumentalists previously mentioned in' which the violins were played by Merer Luderer Habenecht and Bargman and the violoncello by Mr Sped in a very salUfactory manner Then came a Chopin impromptu jod Die oreUe? arranged for piano by Heller These selections verp assigned to Miss flary Apdru a player of unusual merit whois performance was hailed as one of the most capable sad iataUi gent Interpretations of ths evening art two coMftted entirely of We tbe trade with the beat beerrewed in Michigan delivered to any part of the beginning May 1st 1301 a3q 2w TV) 0 cottage large lota water in I hoi near Third ave cars $7 per month Ap iy CONNOR '289 Crawford at 1122 apl6 Im 4 ly Machines aingle and en suite wjth flret hie and low rites at the International CoB sc BEKTg 1474 ma31w TrTt RVDUCT1O in price of Domestic Sew lr irw Machines 1 Grand River ave west 1480 ms9 2t WOLVERINE LAGER EER BOTTLING WORKS Comer Rneaell and Sherman streets DETROIT MICHIGAN 6er promptly attended to and the city 1391 myl wt IpSm er KT REDUCTION In mire of Domestic Sew 14 Machine Is Gratd River ave west L1 lu 14dO na9 2t pKLLE 'ISLAND ICE 30 05l 30 72 Mich bffEDETBOIT BEE PBESS nir Tri Veekly and Weekly I'URLISSED BY' HE nETBOir REE PRESS BA PAYABLE IN ADVANCfl Teeiy by drafts when practicable rostofflee also Che edition Tri Weekly or Weekly seiner Deny pwbr Pr88 CO We are the only co spiny that has no do wn yer ice Tbe patronage of oar friends snd the pubfic te oliciUL rt24 np3O 2wlp SEITZ Manager RE VT redaction ia 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