, 1880-02-08
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
r. Abbott, New York, is at the Sherman.
Al. Nutting, New York, is at the Palmer.
I'm. Barnes, St Paul. is at the Gardner.
r W. Holmes, Ottawa, H., is at the Gard
uer.
+. ]. Davis, Philadelphia, is at the sher-
man.
A. andrews, San Francisco, is at the IRE
mont
s.P. Wisner, Cedar Rapids, is at the Grand
Pacific
Lieut. 4. E. Fitzpatrick, q. S. A.. is at the
Pa ,er.
DIG. Courtney, Lincoln, Neb., is at the
Palmer. ,,,,
.. n. Marietta, St Paul, is stopping at the
Palmer.
J,H, Scarborough, London, Eng, is at the
fremont
Us. Drake, Argus, Rock Island, is at the
Sherman.
], Liyermore, Schuyler, Neb., is at the
Sherman
Robert NJ. Floyd. of New York, is at the
Sherman
D. McVicker, Green Bay, Wis, is at the
Sherman
T.B. Clement Boston, is registered at the
Gardner.
J.T. Fortune, St Louis, is a guest at the
Gardner.
George D. Lincoln, Cedar Rapids, Ia, is at
the Palmer.
LII. Rhodes, Cleveland, O., is staying at
the Gardner.
James G. Thompson, Norwich, N. T., is at
the Sherman.
c. A. Broadwater, Montana, is at the
Grand Pacific.
The Rev. D. S. Gregory, Of Lake Forest, is
at the fremont
The Rev. Sidney Corbett, Minneapolis, is
registered at the fremont
George ". Chapman, Newark, N. j., is
registered ut the Sherman
Col. j. Gi1dersleeve, the New York crack
rifle-shot, is at the fremont.
James Mix, Kankakee, and Wlnslow Her
rick, Boston, are ut the Grand Pacific
Hermann, the magician, and Mile. Addie,
81 the woman Of the air." are at the Palmer.
". A Sharp, H. E. Carter, E. S. Humble,
L. Clark, and John Seals. London, Eng, are at
the Grand Pacific
Congressman E. s. Bragg, Fifth Wiscon-
sin District, was as the fremont House yester-
day, on his way to Washington.
Henry Funnel, General Superintendent,
and ". H. Pett;bone, Assistant General Super
1ntcndcut, of the Northwestern Grand Trunk
Railway, are at tho fremont.
On account of the illness of the Rev. DR..
Holland, the Rt-Rev. Bishop McLaren will
ofIiciatc. In Trinity Church at the morning
service There will be no early celebration OF
tho Holy Communion or evening service.
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Manasse, opticinn, No. IS Madison street Q'RIB-
rSE Building), wns as follows: : a. NJ, Il de-
grecs above; y. n: IL; Il %: - - E. P: H. 3: -
evening on the corner Of Market and Madison
streets BY butcher-wagon owned and driven by
william Hawks. He was not very badly injured,
and was taken to his home, No. ITO Sebor street.
The Iron-Afolders' Union met in secret
session last evening in the hall corner Of West
Twelfth and Waller streets The regular rou-
tine business occupied the attention Of the or
ganizatfon during the evening, and nothing OF
importance WAS done
The Union Veteran Club Of the Seventh
Ward met last evening at No. 2S3 Blue Island
avenue, with Commander Dugind In the chair.
A number Of new members were voted on, and,
after the disposal Of the regular business, the
Club adjourned for one month.
n. E. Dickson went before Justice Ham
mer yesterday, and swore out two warrants for
and seriously injured little girl the other dag.
The charges are assault and battery and reckless
fes: fs1s'af Z and tn" warrants are made r't'rna''
Harry Faber, farmer living at Jefferson,
while driving home with his team and wagon at
$50 last evening was run down by an engine on
the Northwestern Railroad track near Canal
place, at the Western avenue intersection of the
railroad One Of the horses was killed outright,
the other was badly injured. and Mr.. Faber was
considerably bruised
Two little girls named Maggie Kelley and
E4-{rn Of Koe and
street: yesterday found newly born male child.
swaddled In cotton batting in basket. left lying
aTenue az @ Saloon keptby p Brosn. S - rhey tooR
it home to Mrs Kelley, who wished to care for
the little one for a few days.
The resident Alumni Of the Delta Fan
noon at the law office of James L. Allen, a5
Dearborn street for the purpose of making ar
rangements for organizing au alumni chapter
carcten the poet 9eosS pfeeRs MefS "i
Bishop, II. B. Freshwaters, and others.
Gus Brown, y years Of age, employed in
removing the debris left By the fire at Fields
streets, accidentally fell from a ladder at /
O'clock yesterday afternoon. and, landing on
Ss
and then sent home to No. 22 West Huron
street
John n. Dunphy, the West Town Col
c!erE the balance of 1he T books es for
taxes Of 1879. The delinquent taxpayers on
personal property are to be served during tho
coming week with final notice before levy. The
collections for the Inst week have been mod
eratcly fair, and the coming week promises to
be busy one
G. Z. Sanborn, General Passenger and
Ticket Agent Northern Pacifc Railroad, ST.
Paul; F. \. Finney, General Manager Wisconsin
Central Railroad. Milwaukee,; ". F. Hnrrjs,
President Louisville & Memphis Transfer Com
pAuy-L Louisville: 3. T. Cable, Chicago. Rock
Island Pacific Railroad Rock Island; Capt j.
y. bishop. General Agent Mississippi River g.
Northern Transportation Company, Keokuk, are
at the Grand Pacific
4 horse attached to q buggy belonging to
Samuel Beers took fright at 1:45 yesterday af-
ternoon while standing in front Of No: 135 Wash
tngtun street. and running away collidcd with
F. BARRIERS horse and buggy at the corner of La
Snlle and Washington streets. The latter vehicle
was toPpled over, and Mr.. Barber thrown out
violently Ia the pavement He was Slightly in-
5ured about the face, and WIS taken to his home
On Twcnty-sccond street, near Cottage Grove
avenue
n. F. Wissing, druggist doing business
at the corner OF paulinu and West TTenty-sec-
ond streets, is prosecuting quiet search for a
package containing 81, 800 in per cent bonds
and F165 cash. which he thinks was stolen out Of