, 1872-11-03

Everything.
Harvey D. Parker, of the Parker House, BoB-
ton, was at the Sherman yesterday.
Blajor-Generl o. 0. Howard arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon, on the Chicago, Bur
Ington & Quincy Road, from Arizona, and is
now at the Sherman House.
John L. Rice, Of the Sherman House and the
company with John Sloane, Esq, Of ". j. J.
Sloane, carpet dealers, Of New York.
The Personal Liborty League has resolved
that all saloons must be entirely closed on cleo
ton day, and that those proprietors who do
not shut up shall not belong to the League.
The residences Of B. F. Smith, No. 51s West
Washington street, and L. Pearce, No. 202
South Green street, we're each robbed OF $500
worth of clothing and jewelry between Friday
evening and yesterday morning. Doubtless the
same thieves visited both places.
party OF young Japanese gentlemen, bear
ing respectively the euphoniouB names Of Na-be-
shauna, Heara, and Meuta, from the City Of
Yeddo, Japan, bent upon q visit in the United
States, arrived in the city with ships cargo Of
baggage, yesterday afternoon, On the Chicago,
Burlington l. Quincy Railroad.
Three hundred soldiers, United States Arti1-
lery, will arrive by the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne
Il Chicago Railroad this morning, to go forward
at once to San Francisco, by the Chicago l.
Northwestern Railway. They are from Balti.
F4@~C
now On their way from the Pacific Coast.
The Mayor has signed call for special
meeting of the Common Council to be held to-
morrow afternoon at O'clock for the purpose
| Of considering the propriety of allowing the
Street Railway Companies Of the different diyis-
ions to run steam dummies on their tracks for
fifteen days.
At q quarter past II o'clock, yesterday after
noon, Daniel Nel1is, q switchman employed in
the Wisconsin Division of the Northwestern
Railroad, was run over and instantly killed by
the switch engine Rockland He was an Ameri-
can, single: ~ years OF age, and boarded at No.
Al West Chicago avenue.
The following bids for grading and macadan1-
izng Southwestern avenue, from Madison street
to Twelfth street, were opened by the Board OF
Public Works yesterday, bnt no selection was
| made: Ed. Donoghue, for the entire contract,
S14. .500.59; n N. Gerhart S3.40 per Gneal foot
| Duffy Kelly, ss.14 per lneal foot; II: Ryan,
ton, $3.50 per nneal foot; y. Il. Giles. So per
1ineai foot; J. Y. Smith, 1856 per lineal foot.
On Friday night an elegant party was in
progress at the mansion Of one Of our West Side
| residents. One o'clock arrived and carriages
we're announced. What was more striking, the
the festive halls that all must be ready in five
minutes or so home On foot The departure
was sudden and striking tribute to the newly
awakened care for horses. The spectacle Of
Vaas and his brethren trudging toWnWard
among the small hours, loaded with big and
small fdd1es, music-stand, and wrath, may be
eet down among the minor features of the
horse embargo.
The Liberals Of the South Side are making ar
| rangements for grand rally on Monday even
ing, at the corner OF State and Twelfth streets.
| A band Of music has been engaged, and as th!a
is the last meeting previous to the election, it is
desired that there shall be g full attendance.
Hon. Leonard SWEET, Hon. Jesse Q. Norton,
John Pope Hodne, Emil Deutsch, and F. A.
Hoffman, Jr., Will be present to address the
| meeting. Should the weather prove stormy, the
! place Of meeting will be changed to No. 458
| South Clark street.