, 1880-01-04
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,

GENERAL NEWS. =.
S. S. Robertson, Of Cairo, is at the Gard
ner.
D. B. Mckenzie, Boston, is at the Sherman
House.
J. Francis, Cisco, Cal, is at the fremont
House .
Leon Thonard, Belgium, is at the Palmer
House.
Dr.. A. L. Flint, Pembina, is at the Palmer
House.
H-C. Parker, Peoria, Is at the Sherman
House.
CT. Thompson, of Cleveland, O., is at The
Gardner.
FIG. St John, OF Quincy, Ill, is at the
Gardner.
Joseph L. Higgens, Detroit, is at the Palm
er House.
B.A. Shiedler, Kansas City, is at the Palm,
er House.
E.W. Keyes, Madison, is at the Grand Pa
ci6c Hotel.
Henry ]. Strong, q. S. A., is at the Sher-
man House.
AT. Cock, London, Eng, is at the Grand
Pacific Hotel
Gen. n A. Miles, .. S. 4, is at tie Grand
Pacific Hotel.
Col D. L. n. Simpson, y. S. A., Is at the
Palmer House. =
J. Ullmann and II. Lovenstine, Germany, are
at the Sherman House
J.J. Dickey, Omaha, son of Judge T. Lyle
DIckey, IS at the Palmer House
George T. Mcintosh and Charles II. Good,
Cleveland, are at the fremont House.
Capt Labelle, steamer Quebec, Montreal,
is registered at the Grand Pacific Hotel
Maurice Strakosch and the Emma Thursby
concert company are at the Grand Pacific Hotel
NM Hubbard, Cedar Rapids, Ia, and
William Chumasero, Yankton, D. T., are at the
Grand Pacific Hotel
Congres YIN ". D. Washburn, Of Mime
apolis, Mini, Is at the Grand Pacific Hotel, on
his way to Washington, for which place he leaves
this evening.
W. D. French, General Eastern Agent Mil
waukee & St Paul Railway, Auburn, y. T.; and
". j. Boyle, General Agent Blue Line, Mi1wau-
kee, are ut the fremont House.
Nadine Nichols, little girl about years
Of age, while left alone in room at No. 10 South
Green street Friday evening, fell into pail
OF boiling water and was badly scalded about
the face and hands,
The temperature yesterday, as observed by
Manasse, opncian, No IS Madison street CRIB
USE Duilding,, was, at 4 n. 46 deg: 10 a. H.,
at 8 q NJ, $3.50; p. m, ss.5a.
One Of Joseph Stockton:s truck wagons
No. S q si nc
opposit Arcade court: Five windows Of the car
we're badly smashed, but fortunately the pas
sengcrs escaped uniniured
The Union Veteran Club Of the Seventh
,at 1nc+ 3Tt f6lsH
No 2s3 Blue Island avenue. Col Duguid pre-
sided. Several new members were elected, the
regular routine business WIS transacted, and the
meeting adjourned at an early hour.
Congressman George Q. Cannon, Of Utah,
the husband Of three wives. was at the Grand
Pacific Hotel yesterday for a short period, on his
way. to Washington. Mr. Cannon courte9usly
before train time in order to avoid reporters.
The drivers and conductors on the North Side
plating the formation Of Union. Yesterday the
notice that the men could join if they. saw flt,
but, in that event, their services would be dis
pensed with
At the annual meeting Of the Union Club,
elected: President, 8. ". Bishop; .Viee-Presi-
dent, John De Koven; Treasurer, 4 Y; Cobb;
Secretary; v. 7; Conger: Directors, S; s. Wheel
B. Raymond, George L. Dunlap, Alfred B. Ma-
son, and NJ II. Dyer.
Miss Maggie Seaman, Of No. 1o3 Seward
street, while walking along Clark street last
tected opening in the walk in front Of No 5s2
Clark street, and was quite badly bruised about
the body She was taken home BY 2 lady friend,
md Officer Madigan placed guards about the
opening to prevent other accidents.
Coroner Mann yesterday held an inquest
at No. 465 Clark street, upon Rachel Moore,
colored, who died Of heart-disease, and at tho
Morguc upon an unknown man who, while uu-
influence
killed by Engine No. 10, of the Rock Island Road,
ut the Harrison street crossing The Railroad
' The new and handsome edifce Of the Sixth
today. INC Eey: DR.. Patton viii preach the
lar service will be held in the evening, ut which
short addresses will be made by the pastor, the
Rev. Mr. Miller, and other clcrgymen IN the city.
Among the prominent South Side business
the e1 year ear Ia @ yesterdax 10 Jame5 4 Rees, co
lcctor, were Mark Kfmball, A. +. Abbott q
Co. c45iftoPn the Gern % Bank Bar
number Of others. The Collector hopes that
that this good example will be followed by many
others.
nectcd @ With The Wholesale dIs2soods flrm Of
prised yesterday by the presentation OF hand
from his colaborers. The occasion that called
forth this elegant testimonial WAS the promotion
Of Mr: Anderson to the responsible position Of
New York resident buyer.
4 lively runaway occurred on West Kinzie
street at II o'clock yesterday forenoon. an ex-
Pressmanst rIs wens i alone while the oner is
ESQ, was away. The horse turned south and rnn
into the Desplatnes,street viaduct, which
damaged the vehicle while the animal, Who at
this point got weddged between some milk
wagons, escaped with severe bruisei.
This morning Prof. Swings church will
bold its first service in the new Central Music
Hail, and, the occasion being one in which great
interest has been manifested by the public, It
will undoubtedly attract immense nttcnd-
ance. It is particularly requested that seat
holders will be prompt in attending in order to
prevent confusion and have the regular MEM
tcrs Of the church located before the outsiders
press into the chairs eThe services will begin at
the usual hour.
Field, Letter & Co., have given SIS TO the
Female Relief in Sickness and Burial Society,
represented by Mrs. Haas, at No. 18S Chestnut
street, and Charles HoH and n. E. F'airbank
have given IS apiece Others have contributed