, 1879-06-15
part Of the Indians avers all danger OF the serious
outbreak which was anticipated from coiaslon,
| hetwe,n the settlers anu the Inutan8.

ontbrcak which was anticipated from collision
between the settlers ana the 1ndtans. :
The Assessor Of West Chicago, Mr.. Joseph
sun hss danG The yast the Wese pSison
ubtaiu,ng their views. with tue Intent o. ma @
fair and equitable assessment of the personal p prop
erty Commission men, Dastienaty tn1ss ~ nd rn
Others have exchanged their views With Mr soknp'
and Is fair to suppose That more uniform assess
for % years in The West Division. The Board OF
Review will be in session at the Vest Town omce,
MOI, ST and 5S South 1Ialsted street, at y d m.
Monday, June 81, for the purpose Of hearing com,
Paints with regard to the assessments Of real mud
.oeisonal property. The books will then be open
TO the public for inspection.
r land WHEN THE BREEzEs BLOW"
The weather men, gave an early announce ICE.
ho1sted on the E1position Building ut go T. m. =,
and at that time the storm was central in Mlnne-
sofa, with southwest to westerly winds the stolm
advancing in this direction ut the rate OF about
to the nor,hward. and struck the out,
s Of
one man who was hauling up an awning II tns cor-
ner Of Fifth avenue and Madison street and C: car
red him fully fifteen fest nnd lanoe9 h htove n Two
fingers At the corner OF Madison ano tasa.a ,anS
streets two buggies were upset and peannt hn4
wrecked. Other slight accidents occufteu' oat
nothing OF serious nature happened. =; =
THE KANSAS EDITORS.
The members of the Kansas Press Association;
who are taking their annual excursion, were 70
have arrived here a5 halpasi ST., Sed eot onl1 as
1sr A. Blooniucton ut which rate they would reach
the city between and this a.n1ad a: H. Rrmos 30 e.
lad # that The I detas Ghs.po was aIaon Road
this side Of Kansas City INTO waich u
fpn. many cars being dtched. and caasinE -
were reoured to Fsmose the dirt and broken cars
There are about lao in the party, 1nciuolng tue
ladies. They assembled at Topeka trday Morn .1a
inc and after stopping over short time at Kan
sas CITY. left there in the evening for Chlcaeo.
From here they go to. AackinaW by the steamer
Peerless returning on tue zuta aae speAutns ie"
days before going nomc :.':
FOURTEENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
In the Fourteenth Ward there is quite strife
among the Republicans for supremacy. rhe odoI.'
ous element OF the party met week OF more ago
to reorranize the Ward Club without my notice TO
The Clnp or anybody else outside OF chosen few,
aud elected officers, etc. and Inst nleht Inc pet-
ter element at the call OF the othcers OF tue Cinn
met to rcpudatc the action OF the Others I6e
attendance was quite large. there being present
many business men who had not heretofore taken
any interest in party aairs PIT OWING 70 inc ran
ness was tranactcd. Another meeting lsfo be held
At Lochner's Hall Thursday evening"
JUSTICE KAUFMASN.
Amcetfne of the friends Of Justice Kaufman
was held last night II the snail na ad ot me ne c
ing to order, and S. B. Chase was chosen to pre-
side. A committee consisting OF Aessrs. X. 6.
Brahap,, and Louis Nachmann, was appointed TO
prepare resolutions, and returned after some
ilmc with series setting, forth their
great confidence in the ability and in
fcgrity of Justice kautnann. Meantime
Iii. " n. O'Bricn haG made speech in defense
OF Justice Kaufman. A committee was then ap-
pointed to wait on the Mayor and ask him to retain
Sr Kaufman as Police Justice Following are the
names Of its members: ": ". o'l5rien Charles
Denehy, H, j. Lenzen, Maj. Schafner. AID
Never Joha Paul, Aid. Ed Barrett, Pat Lotus,
George Braham, F. A. Hoffman, Dr.. Joseph
Schuster Il. G. Schmidt Wolf Meier. J. K Miller,
franklin L. Chase, s. B. Chase.