, 1874-07-26

tEN EMAIL NEWS
The temperature yesterday observed by
Mapasse, ,optician, under The TRIBUNE Building,
was, in the shade, as follows T. H., IS de-
grees Fahrenheit 10 =. H., 81; II m., 81; P.
M, 50; D. H., 81; and p. m-. o. This VAS
the hottest day OF the season
The Lady Supervisors OF The Womena Hos-
pital Of the State Of Illinois gratefully &C.
knowledge the following donations John Agre,
Is; ". Blair, Sc; ". F. Coolbaugh, $40; J..
IL Durand. IS ~ ohn Dow. 9100; a. F. Eames
S25; James Foster. 81, friend, So; E. E.
Hundley, So; DR.. A. Reeves Jackson, go; Mrs.
H J. Laugford, Is; J. E. Lockwood. $40 Mrs.
Archie McBean, SIS +; George II. Pullman, SOS !;
R, J. surdhan, 81; John n. spooner, 81; Perry
II. Smith, $50; unknown, 81; Henry N. War
rem, So; Bharles E. Warren, e5 Mrs- James
II. Walker, SIS; James II. Walker, So; George
Watson, $50. They have also received from
numerous persons q large quantity OF pro-
I visions, etc.
The newsboyB greet one another now with the
! remark: '' Hang up your boots" The peculiar
| significance OF this 10 not very plain. since few
| thus addressed are in the habit Of wearing auy-
| thing Of the Kind.
The Committee on Equalization, in session
yesterday at the County buildings, listeued to
numerous complaints about tho assessments
The South and West Division books are now in.
and it is expected that Monday the books of MI
the suburban towns will also be lad before the
Committee No complaints OF any moment have
as yet been made.
Mrs E. c. Cole leaves Chicago Thursday
evening for Pontiac, Mich, to attend the mar
rage Of Hiss Attic E. Cole, only sister Of E..
c. Cole.
Mr. II. Irving, Sheriff Of Alexander County,
H., il stopping at the Grand Paclfc. Though
very young man he ia an old Cbicagoan, having
spent the greater part OF his youth here He
thinks there is no place like chicago, not even
Cairo, where he lives.
An Irish woman named Moore was found
lying dead on floor in 4 Of her residence.
at No. 378 West Polk street, by her husband. at
7:30 o'clock last evening. Deceased was hard
driuker, and it ia probable that intempe1anco
caused her death. She was Is years DID,
L business man Of respectability and we'll
dressed appeared at the Madison Street Station
last evening. suffering from dcIirium tremeps.
He Was placed in the witness room, where he
threatened to kill himself, and begged the officer
i'll charge to give him q revolver He has lately
desisted from drink, and SO overcome with
the heat Yesterday, that mad fit came upon
linn, and be WAS sent to the station for care.
The pretty-waiter saloon etabbng and shoot
ing atfrays aud frequent brawls have evidently
brought Mayor Co1vln to a sense OF rhs situa-
ton. for yesterday lie revoked the license OF
the one ut the corner OF Harrison aud Halstod
ktTEbt8, kGpL QF I1GlmOu q OE4DA1EAt "ACA0
a rufian recently endeavored to shoot
the barkeeper and policeman. Capt. Ellis
inspected the place last night, and found it
closed His Honor will probably rcvoke tho
licenses Of all other similar disreputaole places,
and there are soma good officers, like Capt.
Ellis. who will furnish sufficient evidence when
tho opportunity arises.
The citizeua residing near Thirty-frst street
met Inst evening to receive tue report OF their
Committee, appointed to wait upon tho proper
authorities to secure the laying OF tho main
sewer on that street. Mr. Leary reported that,
owing to tile small number Of the Committee
HAT met to do their bidding. they had thought
their action would DOT represent the "iil OF
the south part Of the Sixth Ward properly, and,
while they had made trultless endea7ota 70 hha
anv of the Aldermen Of the district. had pro-
creased only 30 far as to see their unhtness TO
renrcseut the prope1ty-ouners interests 1t was
voted At hls suggestion, to increase tue toHnls-
tee to twenty, whose duty it should DO so dta"
up resolutions showing their grievances, @ W ~
cuiato petition among the property-owneIe 20
be presented by this delegation to fhe BOARD
of Public Works. The Committee is as follo"s:
D. J. Leary. J. E. Hartel, Al. McAamsra, !. d.
Radclin. ?. Garone s w. Scott; & 1onn hraHe1' n'NeI
George Dubison, Charles Bran, H. Hr5ch r.
Rachow, James Dillon, and Henry Lnderman:
This Committee is to meet Monday evening u $
o'clock IN the Same place, to maIa the necessary
resolutions
Mr@ judd who has cnafGe OF tpe case u tao
complainant in the Cheney litigation. being a.
eeut from the city for his health. Judge Wall
Jams will not render decision until he returns,
next week. Notice will be left with the minute
clerk in Judge Williams room, some Two dass
prior TO the rendering Of the decision, in order
that nj parties who are interested may be pres
ant when the decision is given. |
The statement appearing in Jesterdss'e paper |
that the iron shutters on the building occupied
bY Messrs. Glles aud Eoliis:er wore uae!esa, Wa