, 1879-01-03
THE CITY.


The Hon. r. +. AicCorkle, ptttsburg, IL At the
fremont.
The Hon. II. 2. Becker, Dixon. ILL.,, 10 At tho
Hhesnlau.
Gen. George c. ainty, Chippewa Fails, II at
the fremont.
Tho Hon. Phlletus Sawyer, Oshkosh. Wis, is
At the Pacific.
Judge l.. F. Frlsby. Of Wisconsin, Is at the
Grand Pacific.
Judge N. u. Hubbard, Cedar Rapids, H., is
stopping At tho Pacific.
The lion. +, 8. Allen, OF Galesburg, ILL.,, spent
New YEARS. In tic city.
Senator 7. O. Howe left The city yesterday
m"rnln9 for Washington.
The Hon. .Jay 4. fiubbcll, 1Ioughton, Mich,
II stopping al tho Palmer.
Tho lion. ". II. Cal1stns, N. c., Laporte, Ind,
Is nRain IA guest Of tho Pacific.
The lion. !. sterling Morton. ex- Governor Of
Nebraska, fs guest Of thu Palmer.
The Hon. r. ". Hitchcock, ex-senator from
Nebraska, Ia registered At thc Palmer.
c. n. Hess, manager Of the Hess Opera Com
pany, IL among tho guests OF tho Palmer.
senator 7. o. Howe, Of Wisconsin, arrived In !,
the city yesterday md registered at tho Pacific.
Mr.. i, II. dwight Inns rendered his resignation
as v,ce-rrcsfdcnt OF tho Chicago Board Of
Tra.1e.
The shorthand reporters oof this eliy wlll enjoy
Their second annual dinner SATURDAY evening,
the 1lsh inst. Mt tho fsrund Pacific ft0tel.
D. ". Hitchcock, General Passenger Agent
OF the Chlrago, Burlington d Quincy Railroad,
md n. T.. Dougherty, Of Tho Haltttpore u Ohio
Rni'road, Baltimore, Md, arc at the Palmer.
Judgment by dcfau1t was rendered against r.
il. Mos. yesterday III Justice Aiatson's court
iesci that the defendant hal dcfra1ded his
creditors BY cunccalinE goods consisting OF
cigars aud tobacAO.
d:M ycsturany afternoon horse attached
~ M American ExpfcBs wagon was frightened
at a pass.n7 engine On tic corner OF klnEio and
West Nntrr streets. and, running away. run
down al, Indian woman named Lousa uoilcrt,
residing ut Nm. I'll Carroll street. she was only
slightly injured
Daniel Griffith, employed at Reno q LIttIc's
.oal.sars', cornrr Of ludunn and ktngsbu1y
streets, whiio Mt work Mt o'clock yesterday at.
:ers..,on vas badly and perhaps fatally crushed
by n';n,hcr OF large lunIps OF coal falling upon
HIN. Griffin ts enelu man, As years Of age.
An'. lives a. No. I'll Erie street.
The l'iret. Christian Church, recently COM
plrtrd ut Wheaton, was dedicated Inst evening
with ceremonies aprrorrnte to the OCCASION
The Rev. DR., t;oolw!n, ef Chicago. preached IN
eloquent fcrmon. and the music was excellent.
The attendance WIS laEEc, and included proEnt-
State,
John Lcyden, the young man who was shot
1aet Saturday night bY .l0hn Bartc1s, keeper Of
ea1o3n at No. 40 Archer avenue, was "bct-
Jury Il n severe and numerous one. but think he
will recover. The ball has not yet bcen found,
probing being unsafe md dfcu}t. Leydcn Is
at tbs home. lt1ss Wentworth avenue.
!. Ate O'Clock yesterday morning Lieut.. Fox
found tn. Chicago avenue t,ridgc oren. After
uftt{frfnr Tbs Hrecnnr n QHnfdartn ha
Woke thH brilRetendtF nnl they closed the
bridge. It was then found that the end locks
were too short, aud would not tnsteH. Tho
bridge va. secured temporarily, but VIII haye
to bo repaired to Insure against acctdenta. 1t
Was blown open By tho wtnd.
Tho representatives Of tho Easrern boot nna
shoe houses IN this city made 4 presentation
1ast evening, at tue shsrnan House to Mr.. J.
cuns ret Of slccyc-huttons, with scarf.pin to
match. Mr. Ucosrc A.. Mitchell made the pre-
scntatlon in benalf Of hfs associates, and the
ueunl speeches cua}0lnary on these OCCASIONS
wcfU tndulgel ill., mich TO the satisfaction Of Qll
concerned.
NJ. George II. Pullman, President Of Pull
mans raluce Car Company. rcrelvcd a cable
gram irotn Lisbon Yesterday. from Gen. Star-
ring. the gentleman named tn il,e rcJutsitton
ll.c fnrtuGhesc Government had surrendered
the prisoner to HIN, together with money and
securities amounting tu ovcr $4,000. md that
is w1ull sa!i Immediately by c''opsEshIp direct
The resignation Of tho I.cy. W. W. Evcsts a.
pastur Of tue First Baptist Church Ut this city
las been generally published throughout tho
country. The gentleman has been tho recipient
nj numerous calls from other cities, but will not
coucludc upon the acceptance u any OF them
for The preseut. lie 1csiIns taking y Acason of
recreation, to cover ec7eral months, and will
leave for thu Paclllc Coasi when hta actual con-
ncctlon with his charge IN this city ts severed.
A. hn ~ a. u.1 F7ak.
bon Club Monday evening, thu following ollf-
GERS were unanimously elected to servo for the
ensuing year:. President. Fred ". Porter;
5s Fatet G S@fSsff aa ssfSs Sss
". II. Stafford; Treasurer. 4. L. Daralcy; ser.
r.tars. ]: A. Cun,ber!lgc; Financial Secretary,
William f., Kelley. Tie installation Will take
Monday evening, jon. ~.
The Chicago soc,cty of Homeopathic Physt,
ciaus anl Surgeons held regular monthly
meeting last evening. 10 tho fremont House
Cint-roo'n*. nr. NJ. ]. Cook presided, and
was small. After tue transaction Of tho usual
routine business, Dr.. N. Il. Delatnater read M
Interesting paper. OIL .ln'antile paralYsts," and
differing from tbe received authorities. iii
meeting then adjourned for onu month.
The coltce report that, after having fully IN
yrstlIntetl the tnusc nj Thomas krluy's death
its was not pushed but fcll oil tho railroad cars
was with deceased in ths cabuosc at the time
siafcs Tint Kelley. opened tue stie door, auu
Notwithstanding that The threshold und stdcl
nf the car were cs'ycret! with iec, and ho hat
teeH Fettatctly warned not TO be 80 careless, t,t
ruutinne'! to htasIl there until he fell Tht
statement IL eor1ol.oratets by Dan Nelson, VINO
WIZ In charge uE tho tr4ln at the time. TIT
ttan was going Ut tile time not more than .hrcs
miles HI hour.
Ths regular monthly meeting Of tho Acatlc,n,
Ol Uealt,n MAS held YESTERDAY afternoon III kbt