, 1880-11-28

the chief functions Of which will be to regulate
fares and wage unceaslnX war on the livery
horsemcn-
THE remaIus Of the hoy run down on the
Northwestern teailroad on Sixteenth street ~ere
yesterday ideutihel Us those Ut John Buney'
Bohemian. II years Of age, whose parents i've
At NJ. 42 johnson street.
4 MEETING Of citizens sympathizing with the
Irish Land League movement will he held this
afternoon at $50 o'clock In Burke's Hotel
Members Of the Paf7lcil deception Committee
Of last win ter are requested to attend
THE temperature yesterday. as observed By
Nanasse, opt,ciati, s. Madison street TR1DuSE
Bu,lding}, was Us follows: a. m., 10 above zero;
IL a. ILL.,, %; l. m., u; jp m., 81; 2. NJ, 2.
Barometer, 8 a. H., 396s; p. H.. 2s*73
TIE orphans ct ST. Joseph's Asylum were en-
ab!cd 1ocelctrate Thanksgiving Day with special
pleasure by reason Of the bonntiful supplies of
good things sent by Father Waldron, Of st.
]onu's Church, and Ar. Bowen. OF Calumet
avenue
HARRY TERP1N, living at No. 1o4 West Taylor
street, and employed as Il laborer in the Michi-
gan Southern freight depot, while at work at
6::D I4sl evening suddenly fell deud to the floor:
Turpin MIS- au Austrian by birth, 55 years OF
age. a,,d cft wife and six children in moderate
circumstances
THE statements generally made that Mr.. Mie-
roslawskl, ,neprescntAtivc-elect from, the Fifth
District, could not speak Or write English, are
nut corroct. Although not 4 thorough master
of the English language, Mr. NJ. Is still sufficient
ly proficient in It for all practical purposes,
lcgislatiny included.
The next meeting Of the American Public
Health Association will be held nt New Orleuns,
three days, as an erroneous announcement has
been made liking it tor Dec l.. 1t is expected
that q large number OF sanitarians, scientists,
aud he ,th authorities from the Northwest will
be present
DURING the past week the congregation Of
the First Presbyterian Church ot Hyde Park
held largely attended meeting. aud resolved to
give call to the Rev. Mr. Dinsmore of nluoni-
iugton, now pustor OF the ?eeond Presbyterian
Church Of that place. Mr. Dlnsm3re will preach
III the church at Hyde Park one week from to-
day
A MEETING OF the Chicago Society OF New
Jerusalem was held yesterday afternoon ut the
oldee Vi Mr- J. 7. Scamlnon. The only subject
OF importause ,f under s Kas rar ne
banks otter of j!0su for The Societys property
Oh Eighteenth street, and it was finally decided
to At1ept It,
Mr. ALBERT Rou11.1Er, the agent of the KEEP
pei collection Of hne line enErayings and etch-
lnKs by the uld masters. arrived III the city Yes
ters1ay- The collection which is represented to
bc very hnc, will be On exhibition to-day and
fur three or four weeks at Jansen, McClurg j.
Co.'s bookstore
4Sowncr is wanted at the West Lake Street
Station for u small oblunE valse containing
graved On the plate. The valise was found on
paulina' street, near indiana An owner Ia
wanted at Ceutral Sta ton for a bunch pf car
aud SWITCH keys, which were found at the cor
ncr Of state and Madison streets.
PROF. SArvEuR's lectures begin Tuesday.
The cultured people of Chicago will give thls
second course Of lectures warm welcome il
one may 1udge oy the enthusiasm expressed by
very many people. The lectures will be given
at inc Apollo Music Rooms III Central Music
Hall, and will begin ut O'CLOCK. The subjects
arf7M MtnfNiYnR 1JAS1nf Moti4rsa r"4Hfa1
Ratnbou.llet, and Les Livres quill faut lire.
THE Philosophical Society held their regular
weekly meeting Ut the Palmer House Inst night
ades Eev laSe Se
1n ni4 absence Mr.; Z. .. bouney read an address
which be presented IDEAS on the proper system
OF government to be adopted by tits Nation.
FRIDAY night Thomas Richards, rs years Of
age. employed Il swtchsnun the Fort
out-bound freight train ut Fit&y-ff:h street.
acciientally fell beneath the wheels and bad
nn,so ms e 'e9@ e t ~ @ saff m hai
ards Duards at No L33 Canal street, but was
taken to the County Hospital for treatment
TnE children. grandchildren. and ereat-grand-
ii. Thompson, Of No Ass Trairie avenue.
gathered i few evenings nxu in celebration OF
tie aEd anniversary OF her birth. The old iady
has resided in Chicago forfy-four years. Her
memory Ut events that occurred eighty years
agn is still perfect and her health and strength
are such as to give foundation for tho bcIief
that she Will live to the end OF the century.
AT $50 last evening Henry Bond, Edward
Courchain> Joseph Young. and Peter La Fond.
members IF tho LIfe-l'eut Crew. while walking
prrss,nan. who vas IN pursuit Of his horse
and wagon. accidentiy step ou into the river
Courchaln rescued him by throwing him his
river was TILED with ice and Phillips very nearly
lust hts life.
4 NUMBER OF Sixth Ward Germans met last
evening N Defp's HAIL. ut the cnrneE Ut Lincoln
and Hlnlnnu streets. and organized the Sixth
Nari German Republican Cin! The following
o1cers we're elected: Presidcnt. Charles J. .Tripp:
Fritsehe- The nucleus OF this new organization
CONSISTS Of cu,b ,bers of lhe Garfield and Arthur
Club IT The ward who believing that Republic
ward have decided to prepare for thu spring
campAtgti- kexutar meetings will be held on
toe 'ast saturday evening OF each month.
raoxAs E. rAoAP;os. lahorer Ks years of
asc While drunk aud leaning against ra.liug
at the northwest curaer 1T Clurk and HARRISON
streets at +:5n Friday Afternoon, ar,c:drntaiiy
1oppied over into the basement. AMI was In
3u:ed internally abnut the breast He was
taken 10 the station. but WAS still 50 sore yes
Guilty sp3s 'n! ae xarki Ea1 +" % Inc
came to the Station seektnX ihQing. was ais,
sent to the Ho,pi1al with Thompson Tie was
1,er aud cluin'ed to have been assaulted without
c1use by some Unknown man, who after knock
1nC ann DOWN klcxed MIN nrutally In the fuct
aud ribs.
r. turning too sharply the corner Of Kinzie
and Clrrk streets. al o'clock yesterday after
ntt3n. N. F. J0ice% cwrer and diver OF hack No.
III, managed to oscrtttrn the vehicle, In which
wcry seated gentleman named Martin. Two
ladies. and IL young child The horses started ~
run. but were Slapped ut the corner y,
Michigan street The inmates OF the CIR
riaIe were rescued but little the worse fir
their pcril:MIs adventure They were badly
frightened but 30 fur rs could be ascertaned
we're nuin3ured. The crrr:age was badly
wrecked. and it will take faN to repair it. Sone
damage WIS uiso doue to Il horse und buggy
Owncd By tFAnols IL ThoE7neyer, ty collidMg |
with which the runaway team wa5 stopped The |
driver. Joicc. WIS severely injured and cut |
about the head.
A MAN who said his name was John Wa1grave |
called "u Lieut. keattng at the Central Police
Station. the uther day. and stated TINT friend
oi bis ilau disappeared from the Grnnd Pacific |
Hotel and Ae believed him 10 have been thrown |
Into u sewer 1T the ls,ruer Of Fifth avenue and !
Madison street Asked us to bis reason for ]
thinking 80, be said while ut houu, No ~ West |
Madison street, he had heard cries of distress
c'tninE from the sewer. And then he went On |
70 say :hat hundreds OF men were Disposed
. In thic2su By heing put into bags and thrown
lntn fhf Sewers As Mr.. Walgaye WAS |
eTade2tlS insane, the Lieutenant pxid no further |