, 1877-12-30
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

are visitin. friends in the city.
Yesterday noon Officer Hackfe1d shot mac
dog that had bitten several boys, none Of then
seriously in front of No. 1G7 Madison street.
Inc 1llfo annual e3n'o1l'a u, LUG -''t.oo
Poultry Association is announced TO oe helo IL
the Exposition Building from Jan. 9 to Is, En-
tries close Jan. +
m, uorrr s. Wa)1z and wife. of baltimore
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French, OF No. IL South Park avenue, Leave 1ol
st. Louis this evening
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SA' oo'e' S"".7 "ne ueao N.~'s ~ ~,
mont house, ano so1ue u LIS 11'cnos' nao n11ts
qulct aes agn' 9,o 11e Is. 'ld n;s ;9t
nassad ne n thTn1,@h u an,; suryivcd $'>N '4>
paaseo 'A' 'ooi" o''o 'o1 'A'eo'
The temperature yesterday, as observed By
Manasse. optician, IS Madison street CTRIBuNE
Buiding) was at a M, II degrees; u a. m,
-; II NJ, 43; 3 p. m, 43; p. M, IL Baro1n-
ete1 at a. ILL.,, a3.95; p. H., 19.S7.
an o,cpant sword and belt were nrescntcd To
Gen Louis Sclaatfncr, Paymastcr-Gcpcral Of Ill
inois, by a few Of his friends Friday last. The
presentation speech was happily made By
Recorder BrockwaY, and we'll responded to By
the General.
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c.otr aa a. - ~ ~ ;;;t .;th 40 fat.- ~
H. Pran5fno+ az NJ xoa Re1Jcn avcnnc ri
n IL a.,, .1,,,,,, q. 80 ar9;r. Wnnnn .or oni
+;,..;ra %1',i ,he srnr,i nf Cant- IacE WHEN that
worthy surrendered.
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ct E,,tt y .nS nd o ~
n;;.rs ~ thnt s t;4ut;a ~ 1,ba5 90,
*hn;S na,;e1oo+;an Mfth +ha ,onney ~ ,ybii,
Ta.. ho;,,T nv, AMI dns;ra ~ +han, ,l,a
West side Railroad Company m Tor the Tree @ trans- u.s.
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The Cook County Board Of Education held q
regular meeting at . o'clock yesterday alter
1ooh ~ les 'oohs ms on aeptph %ha street. WIN fon
1;ecemlrrs a1nm,ntnr IT, s.. m Xxx annroretl
Some nth"r ,,ni,nnortsnt m;sre,anco,,s hnsiness
Soe oanct tsr ,,;n', t1,a Ree.
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A meeting OF the Lumbermen's Exchange was
held Yesterday morning, President McDonaid IN
The chair, to take action in regard to the
death Of Mr. H. F. Getchell, an old aud
respected member ct the Exchange. Alr.
): II. swan and Mr. "heelock spoke feclnEly
1a;ned ,nd oftcr the adnntion of snitah1e roso-
1ut;nns tI,. rnoet;uor adio1rnod
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Police Ofccr John Linn writes to correct an
ol al arrest maue " MIN on Lafraoec street on
me ISL INST II appears that the driver Of
wagon refused 70 get OH the car track; that
Linn attempted TO arrest him and was assaulted
ny mon, anu that ne only succeeded 10 getting
away after RECEIVING some severe blows he
GENES t.'nt ne was 1ntoxicateo rs was alleged,
and says he is not drinking man.
1t is getting to be an almost everyday occur,
renee Tor Ioe dummy tfa1ns OF lhe Hock Island
and Lake Shore q Michigan Southern roads to
nave "'noo"s IN tne1r cars broken by stones
thrown by careless Boys or reckless young men
along the llne from Ihlfty y-hrst street to Fifty
MIN fassensers on several OCCASIONS % have
the Town OF Lake and city should exert them
serves 10 arrest some o1 the gang and teach
tnem 1csson-
A meeting of the $40 Club,n a literary asso-
citation recently organized on the West SIDE,
was held Friday evening at the residence OF Mr..
e. Il: Case No $50 West Adams street. a1r.
Thaddeus Dean read an interesting paper ON
<'The Aboriginal Period of American History"
and was followed By Mr.. George Sherwood with
9 paper dealing With contemporary events in
Europe. Mrs. I. 4. Bisbee gave sketch of the
life OF William Cullen Bryant, and Mrs. Sher-
wood read from Thanatopsis'' The affair
was very pleasant one.
The ha;r of q man rceidino m wos+ aa.n,s
street turned white in q single iay last week.
ltwas not through the failure Of savings
other, or that his daughter had run AWAY with
married man, or that wheat had made a disas-
astrous fuctuation. No, it was for none of
these reasons, but only because his five Younger
children had received for Christmas prcseuts
drums, bugles, accordfous. afr-euns. and like
agreeable prescots. while his daurh1er had rot
q stack Of Wacnerian music Witch Sic insisted
On tTyinE at once.
Mutual Aid Assoriatton held last njpht nj thc
office OF Assistant Postmaster Eoniers The ~
ficers Of the past year were al, nnaninnnsIr "a
elected as follows: President G. =, Rsach
Vice-Presidcnt, =. [. Taylor: Secretary. A. q
1{ichand: Treasurer e s1r;orcs Fyac',t;-a y a, ~
Committee. Mcssrs. :Iohn 1avr ~ 10 Nast
Side. ". " RrecEh;1, ~ rho s6,+i, s;do nnd
=. Waltrenbach of the Nrth % Sidc SUI, ria 3na ~
.r.nfysti6n is nov n -.re.onra1's n I'D he.o VI.
condition and thera ara e56 ,pa1htrs aAo Aapp5
'The 1sraeGtcs,n said the husband of
model and economical housckecper, "the
lsraelitcs mar have had ouals til t1,cr cnuldn,t
I,sre ard tsa1... 1n h..o ~ nasl put lbey were
Sa,,. 1ro.s! na .,'G puIh ~ tne'f stews so
os. aoti monae1. nut IL the !slael1tes had had
a, ~ ~ ~ auesoat' 4no tulkev warmed
i ona ~ ,,eohea3 anu eotn lurhes gu 1nurs-
it,. iy, auu naeneo su.acs on fI'oaY' ano turkey
i,ic:scd iIownrer T. dss,,,+ .nIn ILL.,, lneso ha'e
:uxri,;rr ,nnre ~ ~. ai1uA snc cau Se1
49,, 'DAAs 4-o'e Wv - 'nat turkey
Samuel H. Turner, the genial and ycll-knoyn
l!o1cl clerk, has been compelled to 70 South for
the benefit Of his health. For some weeks mast
Ac has been confined to his room at the Grands
faci6c Hotel. His illness has been of sucl, a
very serious and complicated cbaracte ter that hut
little relief has been afforded hm here. 3Ie
Tu9 uai ~ oegu u constant attendance upon him
tbrouShnnt ~. ifs;.oa ~; urner Is ~eil.known
49, Iii tne Culteu otaIes, and III his attiic-
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