, 1880-12-12
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GEN EK.AL N = " 6s
]. A. LosG, Of Akron. o. Is at the sherman"
Dr. q. 7. BARH1SGruS, q. S. A., Is at tho Tre-
mont
VS.. C. WRIGHT. OF Rochester, N. T.. il Ut the
Gardner.
c.H. BARRON, Of Meg regor, ID. is 1t tho
Sherman.
pnor =. 3. PAIGE, Council Bluffs, L.. is at
the Palmer.
4. HODGES and family, OF St. Louis, are at
the fremont
VIII. MARr1s and family, of San Francisco,
are at the fremont.
I'm. BEARpsLEr, Postmaster ut Rock Island
ILL.,, is ut the Pacific.
HID. DEMENT,, Secretary OF srate-elect, OF
Dixon. ILL.,, is at the Pacific
JIM. TaAYEK, ex-senator from Neb1aska, was
registered ut the th1mer yesterday.
10. SULLIVAN, OF Cork. Ireland, and A. hosg'
OF London. England, are at the fremont.
FRANK F. AVERY, o. s A., and John Clyde
Sullivan. U. S. n, are registered at the fafner'
VIC ANDREWS, Of New York, Gcneral Eas'
ern Agent of the Northern Pacific hairoao' 1S III
tho Sherman.
TEE wife Of the Rev. Dr.. Thomas returned
from Clifton Springs. N. r, yesterday much 'm-
proved In health. ...
THE friends Of nr. Hagenbach. DR.. Sprays as-
sietaut at The Insane Asylum, dens tnAe ae 10 q
candidate for DR.. Spray's place
THE Judges and clerks Of election w rs DC
paid Tuesday at o'clock at NE tr1anaa ~ toss ,s.
Huitd1ng- 1no *affAu' wa '1N
terday.
1ozy GEORGE wcsrUx, one Of the match-bond
canifalistg. was last evening Judged Ia jail on
bencn warrant o.ueIaa.e No
tody to await sen'ence ou ns,,,,v n tns
NR AMoSp MILLER, formerly bh11H IN the
Circuit Court. was YESTERDAY se'ecteo ps me
Judges to I'LL the ohce OF tss 81 " Mafson
mnde vacant oy toe e'ec"o" - ~s,,
BA1L1Fr HARVEY T. MERRILL. OF the Cf1mnal n !,.1
,,ntifr serytcc was about the County Building
for the ;irst time yesterday for four months, he
having been quite sick.
,... .a.,x,o-.,,,-,, ,.extcr1av. As observed by
usnas.e. ot,ticiau. sS Madison street tTR1BuSE
RnilSIna'. vas ut g. M, 20 degrees above zcro;
1,l a. nj. Is: l.. M, n; ) p M, 81: . p. N, 3D.
Barometer a. H. .l' =. ~. a, ~ t,ta, ,.,ore
~ lon @ cast u ;thn,,1a inr1r rie defenda,lt by-
Jucge Hn~es ~i.aou. WILL nss,ir nnon man named
1Hs We.+ NJ Inurt ycstcrday heard some further
w. .uH LIZ I ~ srr,,renfs and took the case
Under advisement.
1.eo. 60. - -,o,,..s ~ non wboec narents
FRANZ hEaM ctruth,rd =. no - sfsc, Nss choked
70 death at soclnck yes.e5oay @ NY % i,,qn ,s ,hrnaf
shirt button. WHICH ne an t +he Iittin one had
died & dGetGo Seqore sfs be suai arrred. 'AS ~ ~ ~ ~
r4r widow. brother and relatives Of Officer
William F. Mackcy wish to express their heart
felt tnank to the msois i 81 for pSe
a; NJ afo .sa1e me do!.essashrnther and the
Kind attennon 70 themselves d. 1ao A"ne' ~ f'4
day. the 1qfh inst
ra5 ahE r,sfs3ra sGa smiety viii lake place At the
crand Pacifc Hofci iV Wednesday 1t Is expected
that The meeting will he Of great interest, as
many papcrs ure expected TO ne [Sau ~ aea ecnr as
may remain III session
Sour Y,,ne MN tha fact WAS reported that ".
fscnr I.undgrcn. u bonkkceper In the employ OF
yat ed fnr ;,,.cti irreTularitics in bis accounts
~ Raner now saws TINT Mr. Lundgren has set
tied and adjusted al! matters of difference be-
11ent '
r.- 1,,,+ commtttee on Buildings and Public
serrice met Yesterday. The bill Of Architect
Egan Tor ts,401, for extra compensation. was re-
mate II, favor of Thomas O Brien for S3lll WIS
nl,nwed. and actun IN the cidim OF the Hins-
aa,epoge 9de eonr aSo,,a s,bmt ia an Tented ac
sL,a,nt onm. S'AAr'9'
- .oo.a - a,,a o,,o,a ond
THOMAS BENT, =, years Ct aye sln9le, aalu
boarding at no. ~ MesI tnlsaso sh,taae asGnnes ana
1t,sd VIII, ~ ,rnrt counjinr cars in tho
paras n.,wna.n Eric and Indiana streets at S
o'clock ytstertluy morning had his right leg
~ ishnH whn attended him thinks au,plta-
~, - ~ , ..;ii nrnxo necessary. Al the bono
"a ronnIc:cIy shattered.
At an election of officers by Whittier Post.
No. e. 4. L.. held at their hall, No 1s0 Twen-
yy-second street, the following ufhcers were
elected: E. u. Howard. Commander; L. L. Will
son. 6r. v. C.; r. NJ. Rowan, Jr v T.: Z. n.
Balli1Rer. Quartcrmaster: J. 5. Lane, SurKeon+
:, pr.s 1ey yhnn,",n T,crr viii lc nmbiic install
is.trn T,,o.la~ Ian 1 ~ which nil n1t. inyiteti
A1Hon Aoe'"'' 'A'' II - "~ ~,1
4 BRILLIANT audience listened 10 trot. sa1-
geurs lecture on Mo1lere LAST lNes1ay nc
is evidently reaching tho best culture IN tni-
caRn. Pruf. Sauvcur.s treatment of Mol:crc was
very Interesting, full OF witty aneeaotes tnat
were fresh. and clever comparisons oet~een me
which be would have enjuycd treattng. 1t WIS
ertdent4fhe audience followed Prof. hauveur
YoEfcs de3 NIX Sioclc, Tuesday. Dec. H.
T. J. Po7TER. General Superintendent OF the
Ehica1o, burlington Quincy nailrtMd: Thomas
l.. ktmbnll. Assistant general Manager OF the
H.. J$af1r 1NY1 II