, 1880-03-07

THE CHICAGO TRIBU:
Q ten over her infatuaton. and
as the rest of tho world believe him to be, ar
. that be has made her the victim Of ono Of tt
, blackest crimes on the calendar: :., oo,,.,
| an anonymous letter stating that Davis bad
. family ii Elkhart, Ind. This, however, Is b
leved to be tho wife at present @ IN Detr1it. 3s
a writ. of habeas corpus, but believes tnf
he has hts man, md will pursue the prosecute
landed behind the high walls Of the Pentten
tiary, or gone to that place where they ar
: neither married nor given in marriage, for the
have leisure only for shoveling birthstone.
THE SECOND REGIMENT.
meeting OF citizens who are interested +
procuring for the, Second Regiment suit
able armory quarters was called at Roor
Grand Pacific Hotel at o'clocl
! Was not a large gathering, although consider
able enthusiasm was manifested by those VIII
were in attendance. There were present hi
BEEN, and Col. Quirk, Capt. Miller, and Lieut.
Thomas Keefe, OF the Second Regiment. Mr.
Dcrickson was chosen Chairman, and Capt Nil
Ter Secretary.
The Chair read an address to the meeting, II
which he set forth the needs Of tho regimen
for new ho%e and en11rged upon the tmp1r
| young men Of our country. He described the
| condition Of the regiment which has not been
permitted to enjoy one abiding-place but few
| months In succession, and suggested plans fol
relief.
| Mayor Harrison said that no one desired to see
than be did himself, and explained his position
in vetong the measure which went through the
Council some time ago to allow the command to
erect an afmory on tne AaKe-tIont. tie did IT
es1a ~ nc +p ~ ~ oc ~. tne oese
than any man 's living that r there night night
oor,aS a. +hor 1uaulo 49,. ,c ,0a ~ tpn. n+
time neeotiaaons pend1ne for the p,,rohaso o Of
thst ~ i ehnm1 ~, - 4 rst.,, ~ + -
tiat nnrtin a. Monr str,at ate1, sn9 usG "
ana tne ryer. cn, 4pGn which they could erect an
no ounostinn to th IN t n,ne
e9cept bv the ~ cnmmnnist Aidoren IN me hn nn.
posed IT as as q, matter m s e prinGigie: --,..
of thr"e tyas o,,re;+od ~ ~ ~ t.t
of tho Scconb Rneimant ncnsistin@ Snp ~ ~,
beem' h. r. Der1ckson' and Col Quirk.
JOHN r DABcocK4
The many friends Of John P. Babcock, who
Will be pained. to hear Of bis death, which oc- oc-
CURED ut Palatka, Fla. the 2Sth Of February,
whittier he had gone in search Of health. Mr..
Freight Agent of what is now the Chicago. Rock
Island Pacific katlroad In 1857 he left the
mass with r r. nnnham and r W Hinagase gasa
ana aftergords 1th ~ TnG nnana "a ia H.
1od t,s-jf tr rfro
ang ea ~ hicas t2 eve th up &c ae1e ave
rcsided =; M Nar VIZ, 4r oce a tnen ne ms
striet integrity, and bad hosts Of friends H among
anG business men a OF tals city: ae leaves ~
eSs,mao.e mlto 70 morn dne Loss Or klnd and
n15 His remnine ~; 10 tere w. apo4s ~ o. years
~, Afo ~ f4ar ~ ~ 1aAen ~ "of'asepo1ls
eo''N' A'1 1oteI1uoue- =
LEAosr PAUPER1sA.
in nelghborine towns and VILLAGES the scandaIo,,s
outdoor relief system bus OF iast awakened pnb.
lie Indignation. The Mount Forest Nc1U Era
bec ISL no, NO less tha9 was dawn not2 fro 70
the Cook County Treasury on this plea. In five
years Sao,0l7 wns spent for groceries, provisions
was S1i,oos WHICH would allow IS per month foT
liz paupcrs the yenr round. Eobndy believes
that anything like this number Of persons justly
In 1878 it cost $s, ST and for eleven months Of
1870 s., ,436 for medicines and mcdcai % services.
There are complatnts, too. Of exorbitant charges
drawn $1,46o more than tho Board Of Auditors |
allowed them It cost sos for railroad fares for
furnished In is7o The doctSrs Ctr charoeI " &
The present inc1lmbents Of the town otfices arn
blamed for carclesness and extravaganza, ana |
sood all Of
A SAD SUICIDE.
The me philosophy OF we'll -brought-up boy Of Is
ncomprenenstb1e p' as ANYTHING in this world Al
Si9ck g yestef9ay 1norIln9 Mfs. samuel Willard
Idu ,t,,, oAogne5 gant ao4no eamuel Edgar willard
= .ear aug 80 oenu 40 IN Inc aren y TIE
utton s9FSeL me hcad Of the fan!y is Prof.
:nhaa ~ Wl1ara; @ Ieacner IN me chicago High
scn0pl an9 wen known Us student OF history.
nr, Willard was reading over lecture to be
aehverea M NJ last night, when he heard the shricks
y y M MS "11o ana 9auenter, ana ran out towards
:nem at once Ihey had said Edgar was IN the
,aro, ano ne went out expecting to meet his
10y 10y aItcr the manner Of the frod1Fai Son.
'nx 'a,3, 70 ms anguish no found him dead. A
,u'let:noie ~ me rtght temple, hlood-stain on
ne cont and lying near hts right hand, half i'm
'eddeu IN the mud. small Remington revolver,
old the tale Of wo. That he had committed !
ulcide WIS apparent, and the grief Of the |
.m,.ni 1Sa 1I5il + i...u oise!5 AHGH no pounas'
amiiy and Would hnrc bee Son rnars n end ,n
1nonthr <,,d H;- ,o.S,. 1 49,. - eets9 {a"40
,nT1and stnn,r nnd tS.aso eoauu @ " Gpon NtH
.IKdana . stoeS. ana Edgar was brought up +