, 1879-06-28
TIE CITY.


GEN E}tAL NiaW6s
J. ". Fuller. Pcortn, ILL.,, IL Mt Tho fremont. |
Jacob Rtch, Of Dubuque, H., ia at tho Matte
snn.
Charles Folsom, Of Nav York, Is at the Gard
ner.
Henry Ridecly, Springfield, Ill., Is as tho sher*
man. =
Frederick Bird, England, Is registered at tho
Primer. q
George Ltndcnbercer, Of Louisville, is at tho
0hrtincr. -
Judge NJ. n. Green, Of Cairo, 111., 10 at tho
Gardner. - ..
+ c.M. co.reli, attlvaukoe, ia Registered At tho
fremont. -
The Ros. W. corby' Of Notr' p'me' ia at tho
Matteson. {;
4. Aruaot, Washington, u. G., ts registered At
J.tB. cohcs, peorta Ill.,, is enc of tho guests
Judge William E. Nelson, OF Decatur, ILL.,, is
Ut the Gardncr.
: are guests ot tho Sherman.
James Itvermoro and famI1y, Of Stockton,
Cal, are stopping ut tho fremont.
u. 4. Ferguson and A. l.. Wardropt Now
Zealand. arc lstcsts ut the Grand Pacific.
Robert Langtrcc and J. G. smal1auys, Lon.
4 don, arc atnong the guests Of tho fremont.
Seven carloads Of Russian aicnuonItcs passed
! through the cfsy yesterday on thetr way to Nc
Druska.
Fred W. Haddou. o! Melbourne, Australia.
publisher of tl,e largest weekly newspaper N
tie wotld. the Argus, Is At tho Grand Paeaac
Ho.c!.
A. A. Ta1mare, General Manager of tho Atls-
sour, pasitic naiIrona, g. Louis, ~. H., z: II.
Drndley, General Tratttc Mnaaeer Ut tue Wabaah
Nailroad, Lex!ugton are At tle facifc.
The members Of the Uusom Chapter Of the
.ph. Eappa Sigma fraternity Of the North
western University, about twenty in numbar
banq1lctcd last evening at The Grand Pacifiet
The meeting Of tho Central National Club Of
postponed list night until Wednesday evening
1T s u'cjnck. WHEN alr. Hollgy Will speak On tho
1abor question.
IN excursion pnrty Of urain nnd lumber deal.
crs at,t1 uryEouds and grocery merchants living
a1ong t1sc l1,Ire 1f the Evansville. Tcrre liaute
d Chicago atul Wabash Railroads will reach ths
city Tuesday morning.
. Tic temperature yesterday. Us observed by
: Ataunsse. opttcin1t, Is Madison street fn'BuH1
Dulltllusl was at q. in., 78 degrees: 10 q. n,..
II; t. n.4 u: 3 .. ILL.,. II; 2. tn., eG. Barometer
ut B a. iii, 29,aO: D. nj, 20.G.
As Policeman Thomas Leo VAS passing tho
residence Of John Hnusknecht No. 7l0 Airport
avenue, Mt 10: Is Yesterday forenoon. kerostna
Lamp exploded. llo aroused tlc proprietor, and
the Two casify extinHusl,cd the flames.
", N. en,itb. Railroad s. Warehouse Commits
sIoncr, Lexington: Dr.. Il. i. Dewey. supcrin-
t0nt1ent ur the Eastern illinois Insanc Asylunl,
E,rin; anal r. ". McCiauehrr+ Warden Of the
Juliet Pcnftcnt'nry, arc Registered ut tho Pa
citle.
At special meeting Of Company ., FRS.
| n f1rf f4,n ali nf Enrr
'I.entcnnut, First-arrRt. William Wilson WA
unanimously elected to thc position MI. Wf.
sou was one who Joined the company tho first
6nY OF the riot 1B private, ltsd since h0 Joined
= hG bus not missed one drill.
The Picnic Committee Of tho Socialists held d
meeting last evening ut No. 8 Clark street. The
final arrangements for tue Fourth Of July dem
onttration> were coolp!cted. hut no stcps VI pub-
they had no Jurisdiction regarding tic carrying
Of arms by tile military companies.
Tic IFk.t7n Shoe and Leather Rtriese makes It's
appearance this week under now management
and very mnrh Improved Mr. Gcorgc l.. Yengcs,
tts ma,,ager, nn.l I. II. hicDcrlnott, editor,
hayo both bad largo experience 10 journalism
IN Chcugo. Tile paper conta!3s much valuable
1h4nrn4tlon. anu % it represents QUE III fhc
most important industries Of tue country, will,
no doubt, have successful future.
Tie propessy-owucrs anl rcsldcnta In the
vicinity Ut ef'yor Leaf Grove are very Eeueralls
i. signing petition praying Mayor Harrison tn
close up TINT ll;omencsl picnic ground, anl alst
thy place. In support Of their petltlon TIC,
asscrt Tint Silver Leaf Grove Is tho resort Vi
ttae lowest class of people. and TINT 1t IL iMpo5
siblc for an| Indy 10 pass the placa without be
Ink insulted.
VIII County Jonathan Jucksoi, brother Of r.
A.:and Oliver Jackson, md The SON Of Gideon N
dickson, one Of the old residents Of Chicago
who onco % owned considerable ~ property at y,
son married sister ct Str. John Forsythe, nt,t
Dr. oucrln married onn OF hir. Jackaon'e sisters
Tile tunesal takcs p1ace ut 4 O'Clock this morn
dne. from DR.. Gucrin's residence, at the cornc
Of Thirty-sceoud street unl Wabash avenue, t.
st. JRmrs' Church. thence by cars to Calvary.
Uonneley, Gassctto & Lord succeeded in get
ting out tlclr new difectory for 1870 yestcrday
irt spite Of tho delays to which they have beet
ftnl Union. The new directory Is much large
and even handsomer work than the tlrm lla
ever issucd In this line before. Itcontaius TOT
na'nes @ % Tor 1s7s boirg 15s,so7 and IL for III 1sT
18l,2lo There IL noticeable incrcasc in nnuc
beglnninE With certain letters, aud dccreas
oniy In Tie case VI the letter @ where tAero IL
falling OF Of gd
Railroad companies ceuterjng In Chicago es
pecsally thosa with Southern connections, ar
enlcstnt!J seeondshg tic efforts OF t,e Sanitar
caune1l of the Miseisstppl Valley in IT. work q
prceautlDu aEalnst the transportation OF liseast
Several thousand coptcs: Of pamphlcta Oh I'll
snnttasr care OF ratlwaY cars nnd coaches, unt1 c
railway grounds. stations, onthouses, etc., hay
bcau distributed along the lines Of these road
supplemented by Instructions frou, autlorlts
tive oiticial sources; autl nothing Is betlg lei
nnlone % put thcee agenclea iu the beat poss
ble condition to withstand the Introduction ~
sprcad. Of epidemic diseases.
"A regular monthly meeting Of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union was bold ycstcrsln
q tha untonsa headquarters Ia Faywe!! lla
Bntfdlng with Mrs. Itobbs In the chair. IT.