, 1880-02-27

Kirk Hawes, at No. lU9 Calumet avenue
THURSDAY afternoon Mr.. Carl Dreier, Eu-
ropean agent for n r. Fairbank q Go., leit Tor
New YORK to sail March in the Galiia, Cunard
Line
Dr. REYNOLDS, the mesmerfst, Is stu cont1nu-
ing his successful exhibitions at Hershey Music--
Hill. An entertainment Will be gwen to-day
for Indies only
regular monthly meeting in the clno.room OF
The Grand Pacific Hotel last evening, but trans
acted no business Of importance.
Tn; wornan's Christian Association employs
no salaIied solicitor The ladles o1 tnat h,ei
ness men Of Chicago for their contributions
TIE temperature yesterday, as observed 6y
Manassc, optician, No. IS Madison street lin1b- ~
usE Buiding} was at 2: i, n r. deg1ees; BaIo ~ T.
eter, a M, 1914; s p. n, 1855
TEE members Of the Committee whose duty
It is to count the money taken IN aC Inc Farneu
at the E1posin1Gn 5,og 1hoip ohors Mom
They have counted up rising $1,000, and more Is
to come in
JACOB A11os, a boy living with his parents at
No. LOG Thrty-ffth street. was o1tten at eiofa *
1e mad He Was taken home and properly cared
for and the dog was pursued and killed by olh-
Ger Stctsou.
EDWARD PX1sos WESTON, tho walker, regis
tered at the Palmer yesterday, on his way to san
Francisco, whero he commences bis six-day Walk
with OIea1y next week He WIS accompanied
by Hamilton Busoy of The Tug, e. t5esos M. - a1a
Barclay, Of New York
AS SHOWING the immense amount Of travel
through Chicago, the train West on tho ROCK
Island Road at lo:3o o'clock YESTERDAY morning morning
sleepers, dining-car, and two baggage cars
All the passenger-cars were full And Two trains
Of like capacity leave on this road daily
D. c. DouGA11, foreman at the bonded wnre-
.f 1Javr {cH1 PHrif1r
avenue, hnd his left arm crushed between the
'bumpcrs" while coupling cars YESTERDAY =
mornng he wss taxen ken n 70 MS ,saa nome snoted Mo
above the elbow by Drs. Eldridgc and Boguc-
Mr. GEORGE MULLER the noted philanthroPist
of Bristol. England will preach in the English
DAY morntne and evening The life work Of Mr..
Miller has differed from that of other bencncenI
workers, in that he has chosen to act untram-
katioas In direct answer to prayer, Mr.. Muller
has for nearly fifty years been enabled to con-
Btantly support and educate 1000 orphans.
A coAM1r4EE Of the saloonkeeperAs, 80 Assoc'a-
ton, consisting Of Mcssrs. Schroth, Volke, Gam
mil, Cliens, and Rouhcn, have adopted series
of preumbles and res,lntions in which they de-
no,lnce the attempt to raise their licenses. as
Council. They urge all saloonkeepcrs to put in
their work with the Aldermen In their respect
i've wards, and to protest long and loud against ~ l
cussed at the next regular meeting, which will
be held this afternoon.
ALBERT FINK, the Eastern Pool Commissioner;
J. n. Mccullough, President OF the pennsyl- u
Iehtgh Valley Railroad; ]. D. Brown. General
Passenger Agent Of the Missouri, Kansas &
Texas J. + onn Ma9
Gnult, General Manager of the Wabash Rail
road; F. Droughton, General Manager Of the
a1e m tho Union nj Pac
Railroad, are ut the Pacific
CHARLES GoITscHALK, boss teamstcr, 81
years of age, living at No 50 North Clark street,
Inst evening met with serious accident. The
horses took fright ut something and ran away,
and Gottschalk1 being a one-lcgged man, was
unable to get out Of their way. He was run
down and trampled upon by both horses, and,
besides severe bodily bruises, received an ugly
cash on the right side of the head and had his
ID him thought he would recover.
THE monthly meeting Of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union wns held Mt Farwell
were received iron, the various officers, showing
thAt there was balance Of $50 In the treasury
and that twenty-five meetings had been held
the Superintendent Of Schools had promised to
aid The Union in its work among the children,
and it was announced that the Sunday schools
Is as d .sTcmpcrance-Day-" The annual meet
Ing of the Union will be held March Is, the aft.
crnoon session to be devoted to business and
the evening to addresses.
TIE Groccry-Clcrks' Association held meet
ing yesterday evening at Wallis Hall, On the
corner Of Halstcd and Adams streets, for tho
purpose Of taking action re M5egardtn&S & certaln 1 an
other grocers have agreed to close their places
OF business at o'clock p. m. in the winter and
ooen or p much Ia atep than the hour i
agreed in the meeting that the action of this
groccr. if not abandoned, would probably have
hut the meeting could not agree upon what was
best to be done under the circumstances. and
adjourned without doing anything.
ATS o clock yesterday morning Officer Timothy
Ryan found Herman Krippleberg in his saloon,
attack Of dclrium tremcns- The officer brought
him to the A1moEy. where be died at 1l:D o'clock as
TOO late to bc OF any service The
snss and a ws abave
Family trouble, and especially irritation m At u
take 10 drinking. Kr1ppicberg was fine
specimen Of manhood. physically and mentally
TIE Peniteutiary terms Of the notorious Gar
rlty br'thers-Hugh and John-cxpire to-day.
e u o o + Thc 1Ge ley
are discharged from the prison, an officer will
lake them into custody for the purpose Of cpn;
upon the other indictments found, against
them for their u brutal assault upon
they will be next brought to trial on is that for
n,:lyhe1n. 1t will be remembered that by sharp
trick III, somebody's part these indictments were
stricken from the docket soon after the crimin-
als were sent to Joliet, but the move was found
cut in time. and they were speedily rcinstared.
Undoubtedly the Gar11tys will be again con-
,icted, and in the course Of a few months will
be on their w:ay back to the Penitentiary-
AT about noon Of yesterday 4 crowd gathered
at the corner Of Randolph and Dearborn streets
III answer to the cry Of '"stop thief The
cuprit was an unfortunate old soaker who had
slipped nut Of his ct,zy barT1oom without squAring
the account for sundry drinks of foauing lager.
His c.ptor was the saloonkteper, and, as he WAS
The stronger rs well us having the right on
aissdc, he had the best Of thl worry quarrel.
The beat parlcyed and gesticuiatcd, but finally
ustonished the curious crowd BY pulling out
from his inner consciousness a greasy purse
laden with still grcasier greenbacks- He gin
Ee1ly drew ont ', and presented It to the dis
ciple of GambEinus, who rnuttered his thanks,
and returned some LBS change. The seedy
stranger slipped modestly away. This saloon
keeper gazed On the bill and found it clumsy