, 1880-10-24
THE CITY.
GEN ERAL NEWS.

J. hA VI L T.
GENERAL NEWS.
c. II. BRAxEE, Of Rockford, is at the sherma,
S. q. RANSOM. Of Albany, N. T., is at tho Trt
mont
Au:cs FRENCH, OF Pittsburg, is guest OF ii
Pacific
HENRY skxBouS, OF Newton, In, is at tb
Sherman. :.
JOHN o'CoxSoa, Of Boston, is a guest Of II
Sherman.
snen1rF FRAME K'H.zsHcock, OF Peoria, is (.
the Pacific. 81. =
WILLIAM D. KELLEY. il: c.,:ot Philadelphia,
:. At the Pacific.
= JAMES AxusDx1r, Of Milwaukee, is stoppin
At the fremont
JoHS c. RRECKEsR1noR, OF Lexington Ey.,
domfcdied at the fremont.
MISS 4. MExEF- OF Berlin, Prussia, is amonI
the guests Of the Palmer.
Z. 4. McK1xsoK and &. Knight, OF London
are registered at the Palmer.
HoitAr1o c. BCncHAnD, Director OF the Mint,
Washington. is at the Pacific.
L. the County Court yesterday s. 3. Burge
Was ad1ud:ed insane and not a paupcr.
AT the ub~Trcasury yesterday $50 in gold ant
80o0 In silver Tes paid OUT, and ST. coo in snve'
taken In
JUDGE S. D. PCTxRRAuGH, OF Peoria, and
Judge ". A. Grimshaw, of Pi1rsteld, are guests
Of the Pacific
The internal revenue receipts yesterday were
1855, spirits contributing Ss2,0oo, cigars and
tobacco e .es4, and beer $6Ss~
TIE Grand Jury yesterday heard presenta lions
IN eighteen CASES and returned eight true bills.
ftfA %roFS ind
werc pAsscd-
TIE Studebakcr Brothers carriage works at
South Bend. Ind, were visited yesterday BY the
Carriage Makers Association Of America to the
number OF .0l
BUT few traces OF the cpizo5tfc were found in
the city stabtcs yesterday. and the cvidcnces
have been clear that the distcmper Was more in
sen.
J.MoRR1sox DAVIDSON. F. Porter Thayer, and
Capt. r. T. Ulacxicy. London: Herbert Barker,
Ltycrpool: ]. NJ Sheets, Of Paris; and MIX
5uggeEheim. Of ST. Gail. Switzerland, are at the
Pacific.
4 COUPLE OF political disputants came to
blows in the rotuuda door Of the Grand Pacific
Hotel last evening. but we're separated by the
odected-
The temperature yesterday, us observed
By Manaesc. optician. is Madison street, TR1B-
CSE Building, was. ut q. m. Is deg; 10 a m,
-; T. ru~. II: 8 p. m., 10. Barometer. g. H.,
ON and after Monday parties calling at the
Post-Otffcs- to pay postage on second-cluss mali
ter lor regular publications. will pay the satne
% tno cicrS IN cnarGc. The room is On the right
pf the Ina4n entrance On jackson Street
DEPrTr-SHER1FF BURKE Yesterday levied on
the stock ct :Hcszos e. Wetkonski. wholesale
dealc.s In aud manufacturers OF cloaks, at No.
eso flln avenue me procecdtngs aRainsf the
Iainl for $1,000
Two NEW cases Of smallpox were reported
Festerday.-une from No. 15S West EIxhteenth
kt1eet, and the other from, No. Waller street.
The first case sent to the Smui-Pox Hos
ptta1, but the latter had NOT been visited up TO
ate hour. and its genuineneas is not known
IN answer to an advertisement for bids to
one was received, which was opened Yesterday
The trouble Is that the city authorities persist
Without authority Of law or the Council, in ad-
interest of Mr.. Hurrison's party, however.
Henry JOHNSON, IL years old, while plavfully !
Jumping on and of the cars on the Northwcst- |
ern kailroad in the nci9hborhood of Rucker and |
Very Fortunately he was picked up on the cow |
hatcher, and escaped with few bruises He |
Has taken home to No. 35. West Ohio street.
FOLLOWING Is the List Of dutiable goods |
cock Foster: s, III railroad tics: Fl. H. Hayden,
4.so sacks salt: Durley s. 1yrrell, packages
sarthensare; Lyon s. Heay eases g muscal
spirits; Fowler Bros-, 30 sacks salt Collections,
.6Sa
Dr.: DIFF, who presided over the Uhlich Hal.
mob Friday evening; objecrs to quotauon-1narks
lays. the public interpret it rs s!ur upon him |
He says 90 Is a regular" prac-
which IS true. And be furthermore SAYS @ ti1at be
Is through with politics.
THE case Of DR.. Cream. the aboet1onist, came
Up before Judge Gary yesterday upon n motion
1lincd ht4AF ffa nj Inn |
sround OF pressure Of business He stated, |
9owever, that unless counsel decided as towhlch !
Judge should hear the argument, he would take l.
he case up one week from next Monday.
In the Criminal Court yesterday the jury in
he CASE OF Henry. Amelia, and Ottilia Menla, I
:harged with larceny. brought In a verdict of ]
guilty to petit larceny and we're re1naI3dcd for
entcnce- Thomas Casey and William Meyers !
we're acquitted on charge Of larceny. The trial
II Henry O'Leary for robbery is on hearing
G. n, B1suor. a Chicago boy, now one of the |
'ditors and proprictors uf the Summit County
c<ldcr. OF Breckenridge, Colo, h.,s been sick ut
fn 1851 say,q Den1er 69f is nov con
in fever. which for several weeks Threatened |
he worst consequences. Many OF his Chicago
fiends will be glad to know Of bis recovery
ained.a free lodging g-house during the winter
aonths, and 1s preparing to do the same thing I
h5s winter. 1t will be located On the SOUTH :
nd viii: be IN running order In about two !
'eeks- 1t Is his purpose to make the estAblish-
lent permanent, and to this end is about to I {
ppsy for State charter.
Mrs. NARGAHEr ROSE, 80 years OF are. at | q
empted to conmit suicide at No. 1856 Harrison | c
freet at : o clock yesterday afternoon, by tak-
" dose Ut arsenic which she purchased Tor |
ae purpose ut Draun's drugstore, corner Of |
&ark anu Harrison streets. Her act was dis |
ove1pd, and her life was saved br promptly
allinE tn DR.. s. W. 1ngraham- Domestic diffi- | =
l!t1es led to the attempt
THE Exposition closed last evening after =
nss successful run OF forty days The attend
nee during the day and ercnng WIS about | Il
.u0 persons, and the average daily attendance Il
nee opening is estimated to have been abuut | r.
,ouo. The management are we'll peused with ! -
e result but 1t will take several days 10 cast t y
accounts aud compare the receipts with ths | -
spenditurcs, or the business with that of pre- Il
ous years .
$ 5 +: H CLARK. General Superintendent of p
9 9 Union Pacific Railroad; S Spencer, Assist
It President a1,d L. ". Cole, Genera1 Freight e
gent. OF the Baltimore Ohio Railroad; A. C. ! tt
"a, General Traffic Messenger, and 81 knight, | as
enerai Freight Agent, OF the Wabush St | B.
,uls & Pacific kailroad: L. ". Towne, SUPER E.
tendent OF tile Atchson. Topeka s. Santa FG f.
Eilro2d: S. 7. Smith. General Superintendent sh
the Kansas Pacific Railroad: and Elijah | By
lith. President OF the Burlington & South
stern Railroad. are at the Pacific. n,
IN unknown man at o'clock yesterday after- l' sl'
on was taken suddenly lit and fell to the side aG
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