, 1873-06-21

west. Wo think 10 no longor II ndood thero
Ina boon ono, 1t is In tho past, nna oStnta no
longer Bavo Ii, tho imagination Of some ont!lhl-
nnlio St. I.onisan, faintly dying away III the damp
foge Of tlo Loyor nssuslppl uf9as ama g,J;
and neyor-Bay-lte apirit Of her people,"
It is really pity TINT ovey iHsuo Of tho Jot.r
mi should contain somo article which shadows
forth tho iuflrm and domentod cordition OF lta
local forea Yontoray # stated tnas hapo,. 9a po.
iioo Captain, who had boon informed BY rglioo
Sergeant tiiat police oIlcor, named John stlft,
Ind boon stricken down with tho cholera. no.
body folt alarmed, becanne ovorybody known tnas
givon out startling fact. Upon 11yoHtiSg%ti- ! Ssi
s ooE :hS JOIN 'a stit, " Of *'' tho Huron s!raet
stntion, had boon suffering for so1no days from IN
ready for duty to-day t niay tElorcfors ., bo
atntod TINT, Notwithstanding tho horenean m
crorts Of tho Journal md tho T1ncs, tho cholera
has not yot appeared III this oity.
Tho Board Of Public Works hold meeting
yonterday afternoon, and considered Lilo petition
Tor ens the REMOVAL els Of the III lar factory oh Nor
roo street. noar Frankln,. Tho Police Com
miaBloncra, eevoral Aldermen, and q, the
Corporation ,Conruol. wore, preaont. Iho
| owner OF tho establishment, Mr. Barrett,
claimed that tho business was not hazardous and
1t did not ontlnngcr the surrounding property
Aftor considerable discussion, 1t was decided to
l,avo nnuther meeting, mud In tho meantime got
tito opinion Of insurance mon aB to whethor
tho lactory Ia dangerous or not: Tar ID
otmnlo nor distilled thoro ; tho business dono
ID aat,rating felt with tar for roofing purpohun'
a largo quantity Of tnr and pitch Is kept on band
but Nfr. Barrett oitorod, If that was objection
ablu, to reduce tho number Of bnrros 10 ~ te
render 1argo fire impossible. Ho has carrioe
on businoas thoro for twonty yonrs aud novo1
boon burned out, nnd this fhct may prevent tlit
temporary location Of tho Post Onlco near Chhrlc.
FRrwclls dry goods store.
; Tho Fro WnrdenB submitted their annual re
; port to tho Board Of Police yeHtorday:. They
discovered 500 violations of tho tre ordinance
and received 670 complaints from citizenH. Tho,
, served notices as follows: To alter construc
ton Of buildings In oourao Of erection, 2G7; II
; taIso down dangerous structures, 6 Walls,, IL
) smoke-Btacks, s. to build brick basement, a.
D chimney 22S1 to build chimney higher, 18l
. to construct Hhed aa required BY ordinance, 692
to construct iircproot protection for stove, oyo
= Or boiler 15i; to stop erecting wooden build
: ipgs in fro limits, D79; to oeaso onlargin
9 houses with wooden material, 253i to proven
q wooden buildings being moved into hr
0 limits, 40; to remove ashes, straw, &C., frol
r promises, 4O8 to remove explosive oils and CUR
i. powder from promises, 90 to remove atoSo-pil
= from combustible material, 400 to repair dolal
d idated building. o to close hatchways aftof
+ NJ, ga to ropar hatchway, IL !; to furnish 7el
d tilatlon for chimney, A8; to furnish stops f
chimney iluo, 143 to construct fire-proof Vaul
o for shavings at mills and factories, 20 to olea
foul chimney, 1o7 to remove obstruotio4ns q: ira
Ii to dosiBt from building fires In streets on
on promises, 2 to dehist from locating lumb
i, yards In fire limits, q; miscellaneous notices,
v | Total, bgB5.