, 1879-05-11
THE CITY.
GEN ERAI NEWS.

4 I1E CIl Il.
GENERAL NEWS.
Il. D. Dement,, Dixon, Is at the Sherman
C. r Tandeycct Of Cleveland is at the Gard
uer.
Henry ST. Clair, OF Columbus is at the Gard
nCr.
]. h. Clark, Georgia, is registered At the sher
D. u. Osborne, Auburn, n, T., is at, th
Pacific
Mai. John G. Bourke. q. S. T., is stopping a
the Pacific.
John Manning, Sheriff Of Desdwood, D. T., il
at the Palmer.
E. J. ngersol, Des Moincs, il among the gncstl
OF the Palmer.
David Wadaworth, Auburn, N. T., is registered
at the fremont.
Il e. Payne. Postmaster OF Milwaukee, is q
guest OF the Pacific
George Harding, Philadelphia, is one OF the
guests OF the Pacific.
George Judd and E. G.. Church, Washington, are
among the late arrivals at the Pacific
" a. Shock, Ensineer-in- Chief OF the United
STATES navy. is sojourning at the Palmer.
Joseph Proctor, the tragedian. and his daughter,
Miss Annie Proctor, are guests Of the Trcmont.
l. b. CLARK, Chief Engineer Of the Lake Shore
d Michigan Southern Railroad, is ut the Sherman
Prof. S. S. Sherman and family, 1f Milwaukee,
6ase 1aken rooms Tor the summer At the Gardner.
James r. 0sgood and d. o. Honghton, the we'll
known Boston publishers, are domiciled at the
Pacific
George ". Mears, General Western Agent OF the
pennsylvania Steamship Company, Is registered at
the Palmer.
=, Frederick y, Horne, General Manager of the
In the city
The Rev: Thomas Il. Bryan New York, VINO has
family at the Palmer.
Gen ]. B. Hawley. Of Michigan. arrived in the
e1ty Friday morning. and is quite bnsy inycstsat-
lug machinery here before he departs for Europe,
Mai. A. A. Ieomans Capt, Charles E. Botsford,
and Capt. Donald Winston, U. S. A., on their way
from Ie2as to hacknac, are 6ojourning al the
fremont
L. D. Tuthtl1, General Superintendent OF the
aad c Ts 5ssse 4ib nu se af0S If aS
Erie Railroad, are at the Pacific.
Yesterday was arraienment day in the Criminal
court, and the usual number OF persons who never
did ANYTHING wrong SO assured the Judge. The
The elevator in No. It's Randolph street, occu-
pied BY .Goldstcin fell yesterday afternoon while
carrying . load Of tables, ETC. Fortunately, the
1nnn had just stepped off when the wheel broke.
The temgesstnse yesterday, as observed by Nan
osse, opt1clan. SS Madison street trR1BuNE Buf,d-
1nel, Was At 5 a. n.. G. degrees; 10 a. m., 6s;
afs' r. ~ q 32; n m; 50; sp n - Barometer
At about S o'clock yesterday afternoon DfBcer
John Quirk joined with some citizens at the corner
oi daisted and Mather streets In chasing u mad
dog which he finally succeeded in killing. It is !
any one.
Mr- Theodore J. Schneider, OF the firm of Z. |
Schneider & Co.. has just returned TO the city a.
Ter ten months tour in Europe, much improved !
was aecompanied By Els mother, who e''r also re-
Turned with HIN.
At fnlly,attended meeting OF the Board OF oaI-
GERS ol the SIKH battalion: l. y. G.. held at their
Hurgn street, the Hon. William a. Thompson OF
me me y est SIDE was unanimously elected Lieaten-
ant-Co1onel. rice Powell. resigned.
n american Express Company wagon was acci-
dentally backed into letter bog on the corner Of
Giafk and south Water streets yesterday morning.
me I bog was demolished and the mail scattered
ABOUT the pavement. The letters md packages !
were gathered by IN officer, and the Post-Of6ce |
notified Of the accident.
Ars- Robert had q very severe ft about o'clock
yesterday morning: which lasted about ten min
Isteted BY Deputy Jailer Thompson restored her
TO consciousness. When in these conyulsous sLe is
m nte!ess the muscles contracting, Civ
ing TO her the appearance Of dead person.
DR.. J. c. Fuller, who in the practtce OF his nro-
1esslon IN this city for more than quarter OF !
century has won hosts of friends to-day leaves for
condition Of health that pe1emptoS .s dcnanasd
Z more equable climate was the mevipg cause.
Ihe best wishes OF hosts Of friends go with him.
Jan James s AcDsrnott laoorcr, 10 years Of age
the onondasa Salt Company's docks, al the corner !
Of stewart avenue and Grove street. was struck on
he was taken to his home, and there attended hr
BY Dt:tc: II: Dodge, who says his injuries nay
, The special excursion train over the new route o,
ne Southwest left the Alton depot at II 35 yester
lay. The train consisted OF dining car TWO | =
nd 5xo s9sehe
:vef drawn ont OF Chicago. There were 800 pas | =
engefs On board.
The regular meeting Of the Cook County Teach | t
r. Association was held in The hall No 81 State i!
tteet Yesterday afternoon. III. n. 4. Barrett Il
end paper on *'Teacher and Parent and Miss q
!: a. Fleming gave recitation. The latter part n
r. Few Thoughts Abont Carbon iliustrated Il
'1th 2 Interesting experiments by Miss Lucy ], g
"naam ~ Morrison employed IN bottoming chairs ~
ompany, at Twelfth street bridge, fell suddenly ~
yes1e1oay afternoon at O'clock His brother ct
nd Twelfth streets, be fell back uucousc.ons> He
'ae taken to Ills bone. No. 13l North Union ! :;
leet' I' ana Was there attended by Dr.. O. Baxter n
Inc g. Patrick Society has organized ce1ebra- 1t
on IN honor Of the Moore Centennial, which Or vi
IN on the 2sth. The exercises Will consist Of bi
Iauons on The poet by ". ". OBrien and ". j. sh
nanan;a poem, written for the occasion. bv wi
loi. Aahoney; recitatons from Moore's writings eli
ne moscal part OF the programme will consist OF til
2cal and instrumental selections from the Meio- BY
eS e me entertainment will be given in Hershey nj
AL. al
Work on the Central Music Hail. southeast cor g.: g.:
p OF state and Randolph streets, is progressing ~
or t"o weeks over fifty teams and some 200 men 14l
we oeen employed in the work Of excavation. and |
onoay morning the stone -masons, under Cor | he
aetol Dafxon VII! commence the construction of aft
e Ionnoation walls The arrangements for The tht
Instruction arc about perfect and it is expected prt
At the building will be completed and ready for Io
cupancy by the LIST Of November. @~' ret
The following is the Opposition ticket Of the 7
1ioq Catholic Library Association The election IA
II be Tuesday: President Charles A. Nair. to
rst Vice President William Wrndlox. caaai; | cor
ce- President. James P. O'Conuor: Recordin1 dca
ctetary, H. c. Markham: Financ,al Secrctarr CIT
'fshal George: Corresponding Secretary. ]. P' poi
rne; Treasurer. Theo. ]. Ambers: Board nf :, a
r. Rend, Joseph Mcdonald; ii. j. tue
aue, John E. Dwyer, John Anderson.
In adjourned meeting Of the Eighteenth Ward N
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