, 1880-03-14
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
Jrpsos BENT, Denver. Col, is at the Sherman.
1,f17r. II. ], DAVIS, o. S. n, is at the sher-
mup.
f,roRfr SAMPSON, Dover, n. H., is at the Sher-
man.
L. D. WILLIAMS, Quincy, IS guest at the
Palmer.
A>c,,s uRouoRr, Montreal, is guest at the
Trcmout
THE Rev, J. Roe, Liverpool, Eng, is stopping
e the Palmer.
p.puxy CAMPBELL and his "Galley Slaves '
ne at the fremont
t,ronGE v. roMpK1xs, New York, is regis
rerrd at the Palmer.
The Rev. Fred h. Wines, Secretary State
Board OF Charities, Springfield, is at the Grand
Pacific.
MR. AND Mrs. GEORGE AUGUSTUS SALA. OF the
London Daily Telegraph, are again at the Grand
Pacifc, after trip to California
In- BARs1IARp1, the well-known optcian, has
returned to the city sitter an absence or several
months, and can be SEGA at his Office, No. lS5
State street, corner sf Madison.
THE last number Of Faiths Record states that
there we're III In the family at the Foundlings
Home Feb. ], and that many are giving homes
TO the little ones. The donations during the
month we're quite liberal.
Ex-A1p. GILBERT, of the Fourth Ward, de-
eircs TIE TRIBUNE to say that the use Of his
name as candidate for the Council this spring
is entirely unauthorized, and that &c does NOT
seek and does not want, the nomination
BISHOP CHENEY will deliver sermon at
Christ Church, corner Tweury-fourth street and
Michigan avenue, this morning, cDmmenora-
live OF the fact that It completes bis tweutaeth
year Of pastoral relationship with Christ Church
oHga 1,vr
Manasse, optician, S. Madison street rR1BuSE
Building). was as follows: 3 a. H., = degrees;
10 a. M, 81; II m, IS; . p NJ, %: P. NJ. %
ssa ;; H. S' barometer q" Ill., s''''' p Ill.,
THE truck hands and other nnskilled 1aborers
who are employed by the day ut the Lake Shore
f7c:ght-houses are very much excited because
was was tat Ia N.t, Of tie monthly employees. There is
some talk Of q strike
The Chicago Bakers Union held a regular
meeting last evening at 2o5 Blue Island avenue.
No business of Importance was transacted, the
time Of the meeting being taken up by the en-
rollmcnt Of members, payment OF dues, and
regular routine business.
THE death Of Henry Kluppelberg, mention OF
which was made the other day. turns out to have
been caused by congestion of the brain, and not
delirium tremens As Was supposed az me i Ime.
4 post-mortcm examination by Dr. deleer
showed that to be the TACT
The city has little bill to pay Mr.. 9. U1rich,
of No. AZ West Chicago avenue, IN consequence
Of the corcesness Of Board OF Public WORKS
cnlploye in turning On the water ct hre-Rlug
in the vicinity in order to food the sewer Most
Of the water found its way into the basement OF
LII. U1rlch'6 house.
A,P. sw1SEFonD, editor Mining journal, Mar
guette; E; 4 Ford; General Passenger : Agent n
eral Purchasing Agent Hannibal St Joe lAll-
road, Hannibal, NJ; and Jacob Johan Chief
Engineer Wabash, ST. Louis d Pacific Line, St
LoGis, nre at the Grand Pacific
TIE board Of Directors of the Public Library
beld regular meeting at the Library yesterday
afternoon There were present Messrs. Shorey,
number Of bills were submitted and referred.
The monthly bill showed that 6,312 had been
drawn from the fund and expended.
CAPT JOIN. II. KRusE. Norway; 3. 6; Ken
pce; Thomas i. Pnkham, London. England: ].
4. Petn, Horre, France; " a G. Johns johnson: r.,
a,d van Benea En
gland are registered at the Grand Pacific.
AMEE11sG to arouse public sympathy in behalf
Of the Southern refugees will be held IN Ear
well Hall at 73o To- morrow evening, ~: rs eiae Eia
Association OF Topeka, kas:, who has been with
these people for months will deliver an address
Drs. Goodwin, Noble, Little, Edwards, and othors
are expected to take part
u. b. Sullivan, who as Financial Secretary
collected the dues Of members, appeared by the
evidence to have received from Sl,o00 to SIT
nude to this was that no formal demand had
been made for the money before filing the COM
plaint against him, and so this capitals" went
Out unh0r1Qed
d. Lfoy. who, with Mr. Becker, was recently
appointed By his Honor Judge Moran to take
charge Of the prosecution Of the alleged juror
bribery case, has received assurances from
prominent members Of the Bar Association to
the effect that the Association are profoundly
interested in the pending proceedings, and have
requested him to hand them a copy OF the evil
dence when taken
Nt,E oF 4Ao rooft &hor
Incident Us he was being driven to his office. &
% wagon eollided With bis ~ onggy M w1th n force
several citizens picked him up and led him into
Nhrfe1ds drugstore, at tho corner OF Jackson
street and Wabash avenue, where Mr. Storey
convinced them that he was uninjured, and went
on his way.
PETER QU1ET, q laborer in the Union Rolling
Mills, yesterday forenoon at 10 o'clock was
caught up by pinion-chain which conveys
steel rails from the saws, and before he could bo
extricatcd was badly injured about the left leg.
He was taken to his home. No. s93 Archer ave-
nue., and physician who there attended him
thought he would recover.
THE memorial service in memory Of the illus
t1iuus French statesman, Adoph Crcmieu1, will
take place at McVickers Theatre Sunday after
p. PIN. IL. The e speakers are Adolph Moses, ESD,
cx-Goy. Dross. and Monsieur G. Dcmars. 4 full
orchestra under direction Of Curl Weber, Esq,
funeral march and two other appropriate pieces.
4 poem written for the occasion will be recited
DF MISS Lean telSenlQAl. Inc GIIe QI the
French population will attend the service.
The sixth annual encanpment Of the Lyons
Post Nc: 8; G. A: R.. took place last evening in
Elich's Hall, on North Clark street. The interior
Of the hall was tastcfully decorated with flags OF
ali nations and the cmblcms of the Post Music
was furnished by Bterwirth s. Freiberg's or
chcstra, md the affair was managed By r. J..
kro1. Mrs. Henry Nagar rendered touching
poem entitled Our Soldier Boys" in pleasing
manner. Among those present were noticed
Gen. Franz sigel, Gen l. L; Gnetla;n. Col l., and a
Commander H. II. Thomas, Commander Robert
Smith, Gen Herman Lieb. Col. w. S: Scribncr,
Lieut. Banns, Adjt- T. Il. Reed, and Gen. Cham
berlin.
THERE WAS little fight in front OF the Palmer
House about o'clock last evening between
Maj. William C. Carroll. white, and Archie Clark,
a colorcd public porter who stands in front OF
the hotel. From what could be learned, there
had previously been some trouble between the
men. it is alleged. Last evening Carroll came
across Archie and he hit him over the head with
quarrel 1T once, and smiled for Carrolfs eyes,
which he embc'iished with a beautiful uicolor.
4 hr iufat a Ian fnCairnd black