, 1874-08-25
OBITUARY..

uAA- "iAA0AA La IA4CN5 helA AtuHu 10 all Oil
older citzons, died at Dunlap H., on tue 18th.
Ao was ono Of tloso ntn WHO know 81 low to
keep Aotcl." For some reason ho did not ro.
natn at any QUO piace many years, but lie rms
always popular with the travelling public. .for In
kept good house. At one tmo bo was paoprio-
tor OF tho Matteson, mud afterwards pf tho
1dchnlond Iouso Of this city. lie also was on.
gagged IL the sumo, business Ut White pigoou aud
Milwaukee,.
During the War lo kept tho Centrala uota1.
on the Illinois Central Hallway, in Southern ILL.,
nois, aud no soldier, whether Lo had any monoy
or not, vas over TUNED away hungry from LII,
door. Even whole rcgImeuts wero often fcd
without money aud without price. For lis kind nd.
ness ~ THIS regard tho whole Northwest owes
hin grateful remembrance.
At the time OF hs death bo was tho proprietor
O. O. tto Duulap 11otel, on tho Northwestern
60 and san Francisco. Mr. reatco was a brother
Of 1lyron L, mud j. Irving pearce tl4e latter lin
FrcE4flent Of tho THIRD National Hank, Tic
nows Of his death will bo received With sadneyy
ny taUtlsauds ct rooplo all over tho Northwest.
TlioMAB Q. THOMPSON.
AZ regular communication Of II. r.. Bigelow
Lodge. No. 43S A. 4. and 4, H., held Anr. 81
1874, tho following resolutions wore adopted:
waEAEAs, T. las rlcascd tho Surrolne Grand Mus
Ter Of t4o unYorse to take from til o1,r late brotisr
aAo1las O. IhonFsnn onu uf the charter mon1bera OF
this Lodge; therefore, -
lie&oirtd, Thut In tho death Of Brother Taon,nsop
We have !oB ong who had cul!ueutly endearcl h1sjf
to T. p hS aa rtsrlg | 9nssa aa ,apu aud Mason
Of nnr Cro4tor anu commend the shirt OF our hrthrr
to Him who gaye1, reresrntly aul fruternnljy c"r.
~ Ms mfeHoEy ~ 'n our hearts, with he hope that o
herc, that NE may ut lust join hin in at soIsssai
lodge alf0ve. ~
ssy;ed That 10 tho noreaveil family aud rel.ttons
OF oHr deccascd Arolher VIC extend heartfelt sym
pathfcs. ''NA'
'eaorsd Tint these resolutions Ia spreat unon ~.
records Of hc Lodge and published IN ihs duly M
crs uf this CITY, aud that copy 10 furnisleI n % o
iantly Of our iats brother. WY
JOLIET IRON AND STEEL COMPANY
private conference OF tho largo creditors oq
the Joliet lrou and Stool Company WIS held at tho
club-rooM Of the Sherman House Yesterday
Tho meeting was for tho purposo Of further
considering tho proposition made some time ago
to pay tho crodltors Of tho concern wthprefosrcd
stock. comparison Of uoca revealed tho fact
ahat creditors representing about $4,000
would not accept tho proposition, $20.-
900 Of which was held by local creditors
resdonts of Joliet. soyeral gentlemen present
at tho conference Expressed tho idea that tho
creditors refusing tho proposition wero actuated
BY tho hope that tho WORTH wonld rosuue ut au
GaIIy ;a day, wheu they cou!d collect dollar for
I1o ontiro indebtedness of tho Coupapy. it |
appears, opportunities So 900 0DU, alout ouo.haif
OF which ~ secured by Il trtlht-ucu Of tic COM
pany's property. Tho other creditors aro scat
tered through tho country from Boston to st.
Louis. Tie meeting adjourned lu.e il the
AFTERNOON, without accomplishing anything andis
to asnonblo again to-day ut II oolock, wIan it is
hoped tAat more Of the creditors will DO rresont
and that Il soltlomeut ,nay DO oircoted uIion tho
blshly probnble, III t4o opinion 81 several Who
attended tue meeting yesterday, bankruptcy viii
DO tho next reHort to got tho Cumpany ont Of
lts troubles. Hhonld this come. tho tr,ist-tleod
must tirst 10 satisfied. which, 1t IL olainie, will
absorb tho assets Of tho Gonl,auy. ma lava tho
lloating debt. plnonnting to nearly sl,00U, 600,
luproydeu for.
The htockAoidera have meeting to-day. also.
shan they Will DISCUSS tlle situation, alld listeu
o any tarthot propositions Or suggestions tic
Icditors may liavo tu mako.