, 1879-05-22
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.
Dio Lewis 10 at the Pacific.

j. F. Lorinc, Boston, Is stopping at the sher-
tnnu.
G. f. Grant, ealesburr, Ill.,, ia At the sher-
mat.
John Black, Milwaukee, Is a Ruesk Of the
Palmer.
II: Morris johnston, Of Cincinnati, Is at tho
Gardner.
= Charles II. Baxter, OF za9es,Il's. is at the
Gardner.
Hornco Thompson, St. Paul, Is registered At
The Pacific.
Col. Q. D. Greene, U. s, A., 10 registered at
y. c. Sloan, Madison, Wis, is aojourning at
the Palmer.
Isaac II. Monlton, Lacrosse, Wis, Is dom!-
ci!ca at the Sherman.
N. s. aIurphey, editor Of the Milwaukee, Stasi-
nt', h n guest Of the Pacific.
II. A.. W. Tabor, Lleutenant- Governor OF
Colorado, Is a guest Of the Palmer,
Z. N. Morse, Superintendent OF the Jackson
vllle Division Of the Chicago j. Alton Railroad,
Is at the uardner.
judge Andrew Wyle, Washington, and Judge
]. ". Butler. Indianapolis, aro among tile
guests OF tho Pacific.
1t Is stated that Justice Robinson, the present
Incumbent. md not Emil Dletzsch, is tile person
selected for North Side Justice OF the Peace.
Detroit's Mayor and Aldermen will arrive
row morning, u1ld viii rcma,t, Ia ihs. ctty uni,
.vcut, wien they ~ viii return 10 homc 'i BY t, ths
Michigan Central Railruad.
Tho temperature yesterday, n observed by
Manassc, optscian, SS Madison street tTRtpUNE
nuild!nr}, was. at j. M. % degrees; 10 n. tu.,
@ ~. - a., ~ m p M ~ h' D. ~ NJ: Oh barom-
eter' at . a. H., 2s.es; y D. 'n'' :D'07.
It Is stated that Mr Burgess Of the tcfuuct
Herald Yesterday mid over to the attorneys ron.
fefcnttnE the eompositoss allt! reporters On that
papeT, VINO recently sued HIN Tor wages, tue
a'oount o. the Judgments a9ai1st MIN.
E. II. Waldron. General nj Niger, md ", F.
Weed, General Freight Agent, 81 liz Lafayette,
Bloomington g. Muucte Ratlroad: unI j. HfII'
Gcueruf EupcrjnteuGrpt Of the pittshurr. Tin.
ciunntI s. 81. Louis Railroad, arc at Tie PaciiIc.
= p,o,,t,, an, c.o.oa r,r,t,,l,,,, 49,.
,narv s,,sn1, naa rsoro oenrG % Veter
.naty sa1eeo"sl ,9G %GEa .nsoWn out o. pnEey
5ssaesuH 5s, ~ ~ I;ov ueeS, nca9 the iwelttn
stteEt sthuuIt, ~ eieII uoIfe takins llteHt ~
E,!a REassn,,E englns' Melther was SERIOUSLY hnrt
n,,,.s ~ 1,,.,.,r.a. T.. ~ ,
az , q ~, "no psoiess 20
~ s,a, . "so ntohGsnse BUSINESS, 1cler
~ ts!slt G!tcu,nEs u 1AE iAthUaE company
aals nEm 10 mol ana @ vas noI ~ Decn authorized to
.nv aeS ,nnraa e.s aa'c " ~ Tribune company III
N' e""E-f - N"'t''
The following were Yesterday elected Tru,tce.
Of the Chicago Mutual Saytugs nnd Trust
Society: For three yeara-pr, Gustay Heasert.
Hermann Zitncrtnann, william /, Schultz; Tor
TWO ycass-1oscph Michle; for one ycar-L. ii,
II. Neebc, e. ii. staircr. A. G. r. nudolnh
and Fritz ". Huxmant, hold over.
Mr. Frank Drake, South Town Assessor. r.
uuesting all tnxpaYcrs who arc cxliel m hy in
iylduals protesting to have their assessments
lowered In consideration Of mouoy, to report
the matter protnutly to him 40 fhnt ti,r nrres.
sary steps may be taken for the arrest @ M aad % pun
ishtuent Of tho blaekmalers.
t nhf MSy 1r dassa nas Anderson President Of
puIpit o. me onlYcsaity Place Baptist Church
eg;qa sega,atsy 'or 3 M lev months. Matters ore en-
sou5a1ns, @ .,Sn n'a tue nenDefsntp. which numbers
oxes y, @ ~, ase nope1nl; INC aoatng debts ware
~ neasly palu wnen nf. Uwen lGtt, a,ltl future
aloIneu,ehts arc 5a!i oi promise. The prophcstcd
tenaency toWafas tfie First Church proves to be
be- in tl,e opnosito direction 91'''oA os'''9 ~
o1. .c......,.., ...
!ne C9HmltteS IN eharRe OF the arrangements
Tor ttc moore centennial ,' ensertatnmen. held