, 1879-06-14

Willtsms, Marg1e nayt ,ss1y mn1ty ,:Mhan, Smltr'
ia ia Kcte % Ari"e iG sil,s 'FH Ktte sads5s @ iariot
Emery, Alolalle Ollara, Mary a. Daylsnil,
Annie Rich. Ktttio Paige, Mamie Brewer, Ne1lto
Hammond. Atoll1u 1,artnier. Linda Dlcr, steiia
Clark, aud fdn I1air. The exercises Of tht grad
uatlng class take place next werk.
1ns COUNTY room HOUSE.
Mr. Fred II. Wines, Secretary Of the Donr.l Of
Pnhic Charities Ut the State Of 1llinois has Just
complcted the publication al thu tcntll Rnnual
report vi the Board. ~ rcautrcd by Inv. Thc
book Ia 4 volumlnous work. containing ai0 printed
In reference to tile Alrnshousu III JclForsol1. Mr.
Wines makes some rather severe strcturcs. VI
the buildings. la says i" Nons OF them can be
said to hare any plau. They are mora like tarne
walls. will, tnnumerabtc windows, mud floors
crowded with cheap fron.strap bedsteads, IN
w'lch aro, DISPLAYED wcarvsn'no rows Of nrIns
blankets; large volcano lra.ers ilft their hcn,,s
ucaks IN desert. Lying y, all drrc..
lions may be aeen the squaIid facos Of
ncu' women. and children, campc1 out,
u,.' 20 TO- Speak: IN ~!lae;rnsss' without
cach other by auy tic Of common descent or
mutual Interest. Tile heating is Insufficient;
there Is no ventilation; in winter every crack Il
closed 10 KEEP out tug eosd. whGn t,'c ntnlos,
every descriottnll, and with the germs OF various
dtsenses. The arrangements for batbfnG aro 50
Imperfect, there being m hot water, that durlnK
tie winter months tic inmates nre not bathed."
lie charartcrfzee the place ae An old ronkery
which ought to be torn down." lie says furt1lrr
that IT. fs a dfsErnge ia the county nnd to the
State. a.ld to ugerY Individual wlo Ii directly or
indirectly responsible for its condition and mall
aEsmens"
COOK COUNT HAv1NGs DANK.
a reporter Of the aats-ze;tung hal au inter.
fns oat s! on,y sae. namE IL VI ren"r ag ue m
IL Affairs q ti,at Institution. L. .aii ! nj;
~ '"u ,t ~ o3rs,s S ~ me ,
watn tas stato o. a"als Its o. I1e cGneet'., a..a
nec mi rat cver,thp ''s I'm, W.. gos.,. ~
ms t1onc. Whcn he wiz w"s .nnoip,cd tsaienss
d,a ,iraf,s ~ ah,, ~; ri ,a.s e,
Tus Tas,o T. Gx,,ah ~ auo"s =. @ 'ese s11
ts1c wbirh hoxcrsr IL wnrti. nntn!n1 ees ~ ,u uo
hnnnijy ,h ijnitc' MIA Cn,4rt dcrad nm nj t.
re sEeea partsr oi tbis firm was no tie lsbe
,ram" r1nrt ,rj Jsct.inn j.. .r,a -. e he ~
t,ac,s' ~ fnw ra,r. T1n r..,rnan55, ~ tr",h.
so. ~ .i,o foct ,at thnro ~ nnth. +a,to
IN IL" assets a,MI thrs fsr ,ho fswycra Il
ors ert,relv M nromfses ho sis - Mn,fi ~
I'm ". Mas3n X siaInr aIonn cnn.umrd sewcr
VI ~ th mS M ~ th s1fotnsss ho s
tca Mr was u1 tnsns stnefn 1 sta Nays
tat @ thsn g 20 eau be aa7ed from the
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Jusr1cR WALSH.
Some complaints entered By tho police and
oshsIs against sotns Of the practices ot Justice
Walsh me5s noticed IN Weduesday's ISSUE 1o
RESPONSE that functtonary pleads guilty to each
of tne three char9es, and It'll maintains his
| slght. ln the matter OF charging 80 for one
were agEravating clscumstauces. A profes.
sonal bailer named Henry Williams came
| TO hM house A. about O'Clock
| IN me morning, anu atter
bond for ono Of seven persons arrested out Of a
Peoria street house Of i1l-fams. The remainder
of the crowd were bal'ed out IN tTo patches be-
lore morning, maktng three times u all that the
sequence Justice Walsh has determined to pre-
vent as much ~ possible this annoyance,
and to make - suro that he Is 10
the right VIII consult some OF the Judges
4s 70 what he may 90 tn the premises.