, 1875-03-25
CHICAGO EVICTION.
A Weak Imitation Of the Orjgl-
nal.
Tho Elected Ones Flake ho Slow Of
Resistance.
Most Of tho Sqnattcrs Hare Comrro'
missed.



Thc oontptt NTH thu ea1a.ssya on tue Fay
etrect tract vps concluded yesterday by tho csic-
tlon ot tmo VI 1no la's, 'as H. ses.o.s,o,
Ing Hest'cmont os "a'ch thoy 1o'e" pono.as!o ,A"
for tho present: .scons that tue Land, which -
situated on both sides Of Fay otherT1o Pearl
R1.so.; T.. "e4 IT,, s,.-,o,, rI.,,. Int wo. hv |
o"iloa oy 'a"s'S na'aeo na"ua' Wv ara,a, aa
them neglected untii IL nao ueeo"'s ~ so'o'es
with e1natkera OF all natio'lnties+ 5omo OF
t,,o ehout,cs 1ave bnon thoro for twelve and ff-
t.on ,,.r. ,o1 ~ INN n ncr,od nj untsturbod |
soen s.s' 80 T., ~ 80. ~ ", ,onat,nra.
Possession begat 10 1no .o'hoH " ".
alrong fccling Of ownership. somo tl'ne ago sno
property was sold by tho Hanna family TO Ar.
ncorue McConnall restdtng Ia Indiana. whose
ct.i,ns lin. oco,,cd thu aouattoru ,ycro not
s.,,l,te ~ .clnnwtodro. 1Iis lawycr hero. Mr,
@. u. lettsE, brought hutt Tor WIFE oi eJec'o'
and decree to tAat effect waa granted by tue
Circuit Court, Tie writ wasissued noarly ninety
deys ago. and Deputy Gus hosn . mas enntsoa
WIN lts otocutaoh' LAG eot uat ~ '@e'a'' -, -
jan. 1G, but tindtus tue aauastefs IN oelll-
coso temper. aud tho Chicago AVenno Station
! !os o"h W. IT, 49, o,,,.o for.o ,rat 4. ttot
snss saa ~. ~. ,,s,r .v.rso ~ ,,rococ,l;oo In
ttnao, s!f. Aosa was very a'cisp " p4osooak
extEemitieaiu sucli bitter ~oashos, a1'd maao tnas
m excuse for pontpouiug tue execution Of the
caso was 90 full of zoal that nothing would nzis
Lt,n bnt ii, Immediate ovscttou, aud S1r. kotn aud
bInno!t had aonlo words over the matter. sl1aco
OH tie SbotlTs Uf1co lcavorfng to Stir korn
| 10 TO Immediate action. but tho lat
tor las porsIntantly delaycd until yestcr-
| DIV, when t1Io witt Ind only low
| days longer to nm, acd the weather h9a
moderated to sucl degree that eviction would
not ex,soEe the unfortunate aguattcra to e1tsnor-
dnary l,arlBhlps.
|
Ar 10 o'cLocK YESTERDAY MORNING.
Mf. 1icrtg was On baud at tie Bhorin'B Office
aud skipped abous wish ttnpats1nce ~ tho del.o-
Gratis manner In which Mr. Korn proceeded. alF.
korn not together five men as nts poaao, and tn
formed Mr. HeriS that he should pny $3.50
apiece for tho .amo. Some moro wore noeded
as enetoaiaus o1 tic property after tho aquatteta
should hayo been eyictcu and Mr. lIertlg hnr-
rieI oil aud obtained thrao moro n,.n from lilo
employment agency Of tho Young Mems
Cl,r,ntian A.soclation, a. he could TX bly, own
prco for their services. This made eight In A.
beuldca Sir. Korn, tho reporters, aud Mr.
Heftir h,p,so!f, 10 that 1t. vas quito forsntda
Llo body Of infantry. During tie march to the
scono of battle, tho psoha4iltses ot M encounter
were actively canvasscd, Afr. Hertig montioniug
that diro
| TunrkTA or AssAssIHATIoN
hid been uttered agaiuBt himaoli. 10 waa &C.
-ious. but composed, with tie manner Of one
norvcd to heroic resolution. The appearance OF
| tion in the uoighborllood, and 4 bountitul xnp-
nv oi cnildroa, dogs, loalcre, and women was
produced in a Yesy shors ti1no. Mr., Korn b.
| stroda the narrow doorway like ColoasEs aud
entering lilo house OF ono Andrew Saube, No. ~
Fay atrcot, nude known tho object OF his visit,
and hts hxci resolution to put tic Job through.
lie deprecated tho occurrence Of any unpleasant
ness willie tue thing wont on, aud with moving
oloaucucs pictured
r1Ir nrAtTiEs or PEACE AND TnANQu1111Tr,
which he trusted would prevail CD tue raIpful
occasion. Tho room INTO which hc mado bis
| frruntion turned out to be occnpted by \ Nor
wogiau family naned jacobson. who, A. veil As
Mrs, Jacobson 9 mtddlo-acca woman. whppo
foaturcg. Notwithstanding that hor laborlous
iifo ius' haa mad msdo It's Impress upon them,
had cheerful expression, vas busily engaged In
proparing diuner, and lIer husband was cu.aged
IN gomo domestic pursuit. when tho notico to
leave was served upon thonl. Contrary to OK
: nectatjou, thoY did not make any violent dsmou-
etrktton, but seemed to DO dumb-fonnled and at q
loss to know what to do. Tie woman stood up with
look Of pnttent resignation, whl1o tho mon laid
hold Of her household goods. Mr. KOrn advised
theun to get wagon, 80 that tho furniture could
be moved right into It, and acting Oh this ouun-
sol they procured q wagon and tho eviction be-
t tho rear u Tho houue, where
LII. sAunE
had his room. Ths landlord Of tho shantY was
!; eating lis midday moal, and ~ he had boon
) como trouble was anticipated. a1r. Koru's fs,u,
. unoomrrotnlaing rnanpcr convinced him TINT
. rcnfutance was usoless, aud he began 10 try to
mako terms With Nr. llorslg. Tho latter sign1hod
hjs Willingness 10 mako \ Compromise so Bauba
ran OH for his wife, who III lis linancicr aud
purec-bcaror, aud who was then out 1T work.
Iu the meantime tho nen wore carrying cut
, | Jacobsous furniture and effects. Tho house
! was q small two-story franc shanty, and tue
) coilipg was hardly moro than foot high. Tbs
furniture was xool what thore was 0f 1t, and
waa taken out yery carefully, 40 thai nothing
: was ptokon or in1ufed Banbo came back with
l h,s wifO by tho time nearly ali the things had
a | boen gotten ont, and
4 nAnuA1y
; nnu soou made by which le was to paY 81 dovr
and al3 for Tic remaining time up to 1Iav i
: Upon this Arrangement being objected. Mrs
/ Baubo Wau In proat dlstross Of p.iud about lo4.
: iur lor tenan.e, tbo Jacot,sous, and voubIe lIs
= oonrue followed. Which, being ln soan1lua yjau
wns mt tlnlv annrocisted by tl1o fanortsr Tht
rost H. w.s tb.t tbo Issobsons coucjudcd 10 stsr
= nul bernn to uoyo back acnin
, irst onnasitn scrnss iin atreat rna . smo,