, 1879-05-19

ton list for The relief Of the sufferers bv the Re
gent fire with the generous Donation Of $1,Nu
1t is designed to to raise Sl.0U more among l
w Harvey. LOUIS au1t, =. leq1neyer, ant
other PROMINENT ana oeneso!ent Iumoetmen
Louis Ma1het. druggist, corner OF unlon street
Treasurer ol the 1unos: some lott5-nse IAN
1tes we're hurDea OUT OF mouse anu aomc, neari.
thirty OF ~hom we're 1euoefea aosolnte!y oest'
tute.
The Trish-An1erican -Council composed oj
delegates Of the various Ir1sh societies, was t.
l,ovf. met vesterjs. afternoon at Wallis Hall
to consider the matter OF turning out two weeks
henc: IN laying the cornerstone OF the AGED
Peoples home. 2nlte onmber were present
Aflu Na'1ea around several hours 1or quorum
but IL vain. Another attempt Will be made t
hold meeting week hence at the SAINT
plaee, and, in the meantime, the various soc1e
ties ars to discuss the object OF tue meeting
and 90 what they can toward awakening an IL
terest III the matter
marty of railroad men from Roston- WIN arr
~ m ercnrsioi, which is tn combine business
and n}easnre. and which has Kansas as ifs m
jective point, arrived IN the city yesterday, and
are domiel!eu at the Pacific. They leave ro-dsy
Tor the Southwest. The party is composed Of
Aessrs X III fomeroF, Oliver Ames, a. I.
Efothlngham. e. a. smith, L. f. French: e. Z.
Tram, =. ": Hodgk1n, e r. Proctor, s. Wells,
CharlesF: Westcott, and George RpleY, OF Bos-
tor, with 4. $. Barnes: g. e: Wood, 4. c. Barnes,
and a. s. "hton, OF Ne" fork.
Between 3 and o'clock Yesterday afternoon
Alexander Sommers and Carl Cjauscn were EN-
Moved in ca1cimining in Tnumnsnn r. Co l.
coffee and spice mills at Nos. IS and DO Sonth
Wafer street. sommers, from eoue unknown
cause lost his balance and fell from the scaold to
the floor, adistance Of about fourteen feet, stfik
1ng on tne Gack eo oi nls neaa. he was taken to
MS nome, 20. oo Emma street, IN an uncon-
1e1ons conaition. ION m Mnlen @ be never recovered
ne olea az ABOUT Is5V 10 the evening. Deceased
was Norwegian BY nirth, " years OF age, and
left wife and one child.
Mr., Tunstall, who is stopping at the Palmer
House, while ont riding with q friend Yesterday
afternoon, was thrown from bis buggy by tie
horse becoming unmanageab|e, on tie corner OF
taincd serious injuries about the head and face.
His nose was so badly broken as tn ncceseitars
1he removal Of several pieces OF fractnrt,d hone.
There was also q deep cash tvs incbes long
across the forehead. DR.. Kippax dressed his
on Wabash avenue. The Doctor saws be vii
probably be around aqnin in a few davs.
i,
a pleasant allalr IN tne matnmoDlai Line yes
teroay vas rs inc a nara'age OF HenrT Z. Hans,
3o1nes!s q tne oan r1anG1sco tnTo1pc1e to Miss
n1i,, E. 49, T.. e9n W. lue na1snier
70. na.,;,,o +1a1sIaa . ann ;,n te "
go .ras ns.a.taa 80. 1'I - Wn o.eo 10 mtet ner
Northwestern Railroad bY the groom and Mr..
j. Breed, one Of bis colleagues on the Herald.
to The residence Of ii. Ii. Parkhnrst. No. 31
North LaSajle street, where thc ceremonv Tos
nn;l psatuneo W. wn.cu ieauceo ~ Pop1laton OF Gan
counlc TO Chicago.
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r1en 1ne nv @nees rst o. Inc ty we're
vas At his nos es nensi % nn ayod daEa aaSoa a
trouble Is an nsutreetlon in the Police Depart
nent~ IN order TO accommodate the boys who
gasG tne Po;;a saee ea boost and want positions
or on t rHnte 1se department, tne Leutenants we're
mos1 incompetent men in their commands.
Bell sent In the names Of Stephen Rowan,
Edward n. Tolan. Terence Fitzpatrick, and
1e 1nomae Meagher, four 1rishmen and Catholic
church members. From another station the
nane OF Thomas F. Cullerton, brother Of the
Alderman, was sent IN. TheSuperiutendent of
Police requested their designations by 10 O'Clock