, 1880-02-26

J.W, CARY, General Passenger Agent Of the
Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railroad, Is at
the Sherman.
GOV. P11K1s, of Colorado. passed through the
city yesterday en- route for Colorado. registering
st the Pacific
LEE CLEMENTS, ex-Member Of Congress and
tPcujteu1ilry Commissioner, OF CafDonQa1e, ILL,
is at the Gardner.
II is understood that the Provision. Grain, and ~
Stock Call Board have leased the Brunswick Bill
'1ard-HaQ for Two years from May
A1AnGr United States flag awaits an owner at
the Chicago Avenue Station Il was tonnd 1ass
night at the corner OF Wells anu enes1nn'
Streets
N. S. PExxrxcroS, General Freight Agent of
1.-The Chicago s. Eincennes Ha1lroad, and George
W McKeage, Postmaster, Cairo, Ill. are at the
Gardner
Nov who was arrested several days ago for petty
sneak thieveTy, and who WAS wanted for burg
3ay at BIZ Rapd IS da1i1n MS9; a1ee en S1rsfoa ~
TEE temperature yesterday, as observed by
Manasse. upticjau. No IS Madison street CIH1B-
UsE Buiiding}, was, ats A. m, IS deg: 10 m. 55;
II n,.' s.; ?; !. n, 4, 8; s p H. "a oafee'f'
A. T. HEMINGWAY, General Secretary of the
Young Mems Christian Association, departed Tor
St Louis yesterday On an extended tour among
the Associations OF the Southwest anu at INC
aaue time takes Inuch-needed rest
TIT Dolice here are looking for John Meyers,
five feet ten inches tall, weighing lao pounds,
blnck, curly hair, and round featursss,-a morse
thief who recently stole from tranklort SIauon
a black and a light gray horse attached to
lumber-Wagon+
Fonr DEARBORN DIVISION, No. I, knights OF
Pythias Uniform Rank, will be instituted Sat-
urduy evening. The division VII leave tne lro ar
Hall. The Supreme and Grand officers Ut this
jurisdiction will o1fciAtc.
E. c. BnowS, supeEintendent Of the Michigan ddsa
Central kaiiroad; X 49,, A. ca1peater, Geng1nl Snrth
cri RailrOad; A. L. Winfield, Superintendent OF
the Wagner Car Company; ana ". J; Boyle,
General Agent of the Blue Line, MILWAUKEE,, are
at the fremont
STEPHEN EEouCH, a prominent Democratic
politician, and closely identified with county
politics died ut his residence In Lemont on Tues
arc, and had filled great many town Offices, be-
lug u member Of the Board of Education at the
time Of his death.
STREET car No: Of the Blue Island avenue
line Yesterday afternoon at o'clock collided
Charics McDonald The buggy was upset and
Mcdonald and q gentleman friend were thrown
violently TO the pavement The buggy WAS
wrecked, and Mr. McDunuid was badly injured
about the left arm, aud was taken 70 his home
at the corner OF Sheldon and Carrou streets.
THE Finance Committee Of the Tradc-Unfon
demonstration last Sunday met ut No. 81 West
Luke street last evening to settle outstanding
bills Committees are ut work among the dl1-
the Irish Reief Fund.- all of which will be sent
through the Hibcrnian Bank to the Land
LcagNe+ Several unions have already IT.
spondcd. among which is the Coopers Union
Attn SIS. The Ion-Molders' Union promise to
give $50.
CORONER MANN yesterday held ut No. 81
Vine street an inquest upon Louisa, infant
daughter Of Fred Barr who died suddenly Of
mfnntile commissions It was not deemed neces-
,ary TO hold an inquest upon the late Thomas
and ft0rNHar l1nHtr Emil
Dictzsch. He died at the County Hospital OF, it
Is suid, injuries received In an encounter with :.
policeman, but there was no evidence Sufdclcnt
20 warrant an inquest
IRE party of Ute Indians, including those who
nassaercd Agent Mccker and outraged the
Ton,en will arrive this afternoon ut $40 o'clock,
Tfa the Rock Island Railroad, and come In ut tho
Van Burcn-streel depot The Indians are in
rharge OF a guard Of nve United States soldiers
under command of Gen Adams and Otto Mears-
The leaders Of the massacre who recently sur
rendered, including Chief Douglass, nrc among
them. They leave This evening for Washington
i'll the Fort Wayne Road.
TIE wounded thief Morris Van Huissling was
last evening iu d greatly improved condition,
and his recovery is now expected. He still re-
fuses to numc his assailauL James Ward and
arrested when carrying him home, and who have
since been held by the police, will be taken into
iourt to-day, but, as VAN Huissl!ng will not be
able To appear, con1inuunces will tie asked for.
Both prisoners have steadfastly insisted that
they know nothing about the shooting.
FRANK McCABE, I'M old man Of Is years, WIS
found at n:;n YESTERDAY forenoon destitute and
Lii under n sidewalk ut tho corner Of Portland
aycaue and Twenty-thi street, and was taken
to the Twenty-second Street Station, where he
man to whom they had afforded lodging the
night before. The Coroner held an inquest ut
the Morgue, and the jury returned verdict Of
death from old age, exposure, and general de-
billy. Aud this was the pathetic end Of some
body father
THE Illinois branch Of the Association for the
Advancement Of Women held its regular month
House, Ur. Julia Holmes Smith. State Vice-l'rcs-
ident, iu the chair, and d.: Leila q; Bedcll Sec
Ee1ary pro tem Mrs. Thomas & burrows 1; vs., was .ls
various committees for work made favorable
reports Of progress in the various directions in
Gen nen eae dfad Is to The forth m III wednedav Of
March
HORACE y. H1nBARD, General Freight Man
agcr OF the Vandalia Line; Charles F. Hatch,
Seuaa a c 1as Us
Agent of the Chicago, milwaukee, ST PAul
ltai!road: J. N; Osborn, Gencr,i Freight Agent
General Munger OF the indianapolis Cincinnati
s Louisville Railroad; NJ H, Sayrc. President Of
the Lehigh Valley haiiroad and n H. s%ih ia
hailroad, are st the Pacific
4 VERY pleasant social event occurred last
evening at the residence Of E. 7. Stelle, Esq, No.
klinck, sister Of Mrs. stelle, and Mr. E. A. Man
chester, Of Sandwich, LII. The ceremony was
performed BY the Rev. D. ". Fahs. assisted by
The Rev. ]. ]. Tobias, Of. the .AHi1nct- The
bridesmaid and groomsman were aged respect
lively and years. After the nupt1al Knot had
been tied, the happy couple received the con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes of their many
friends present The presents displayed were
rich and elegant. After bountiful supper, the
bride and groom bade their friends good by, and
.ook the train for Sandwich. their future home.
THE first annual reception and bali OF the Vet
Gran Club Of the Nineteenth Illinois Infantry
Volunteers was given last evening at Parker s
Hail. corner Of Madison and Halsted Streets It
WINS a very enjoyable affair, and WIS partici-
pated in By over 100 couples. Members Of the
old Nineteenth were present from out Of town,
and one gentleman czlne ovcr 5o0 miles to the
Gen O. l. Mann. Gen. Martin BEEN, Col Alex
andcr n. Rafren7 Maj. William Neyins, Capt
Lawlor of Rockford, Capt D. F. Bremner, Col.
Drazee, Lieut. James Ratfeu, Lieut. Thomas
Beatty, Capt Eames Ed Filkins, John Stephens,
C. & Herrick, Robert Hills OF Dunlap, Ia.
The program contained twenty dances, and each
dance was named after some one OF the BATTLES
in which the regiment was engaged, cornneuc-
<uI with Big Muddy and ending with Resaca-
The hall was handsomely draped with flags,
conspicuous among which was the flag won in
the competitive drill at Aurora last summer.
TEE adjourned annual meeting of the Lum-
ber-vessel Owners Association Was held yes
terday afternoon at the rooms OF the AssOcia-
ton. No. 80 South Water street. The attend
luce Was small. there not being more than thirty
Fessels represented By about twenty members.