, 1880-12-05
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
t,.rL.p. BURROWS, q. s. A., il at tho Pa
t'''i,..
.,.,,nfx L. wExp11xo, OF ST. Louis, is at the
j;tsuop GARRETT, Of Dallas, Tex, ia at the
l'..iHltr.
=. t. j. CHENEY, Of Defiance, O., il Ut the
Saerulan.
N. /. cR1rrExpEs, Of Buffalo. N. T., il 1t the
NINE. MARIE Rozx and Henry Mapleson are at
the Pacific
j. ". MCDONALD. Of Nevada, is registered 1t
tue fremont
W. CARTER md J. Reynolds, London. Eng
land. are At the Pacific.
THE members If the Berger family conbina~
uon :lrc 1T the Tremont
Ex-Gov- HARRISON Lup1NG1on. OF Mill
waukcc. is ut the Sherman.
The Sub-T Treasury paid out SIS 900 in EoldSat-
urttuy. No silver transactions.
sAMrEt. G. WILDER and daughter, OF tho
Sandwich islands. arc at the fremont
MR ASD Mrs. RoBEK1 HAHn1s. Of New FORK,
are visiting Mrs. E. L. Wadsworth+ i4'0 A1cafSan
avenue.
JUDGE J. ". FITCH, Of Louisville. KY. and
Judge James Grant, of Davenport 1a~s are a1
the Pacific
CONGRESSMAN E. S. BRAGG. OF Wisconsin.
passed through the city yesterday en- route for
Washington.
The internal-revenue collections wera %4a76l
made up chiefly Of spirits, :, 81 $7"'; cigars ano
tolacco, s., SIT; and beer, <S--N
lslsHop SPA1p1SG, OF Peorin. and Bishop Ire
land, of Minnesota, will lecture "Wednesday
evening at St 1snatius College on the subject OF
'lrish Colonization"
A"cHAf17Y pADL'' is announced to be held at
Marines Hall. Ada street, Tuesday evening.
Jan H. A supper will be served. and the pro-
ceeds IRE for tie benefit OF the poor
MR- A. G. STORMS. an old man 81 years Of
age was accidentally run over yesterday after
Cram. " a u and
streets, and received severe internal injuries
THE following duttable goods werc recevedrH
the Custom House yesterday: Fowler Bros. :o6
collections we're S, 96a
THk second entertainment OF the Star Lecture
course will be given Thursday evening, when
the eloquent Chinese orator, Wong Chin Foo
viii deliver his new lecture entitled 'What an
American Can See and Do in China"
TIE Jury in the case OF Brnnt vs.. Gallup. J.
Peabody, otherwise known as the Dearborn The
instructions from Judge Moran, In favor Of the
defendant The plaintiff at once moved for
new trial.
D. J. WMrExoRE, Chief Engineer Of tho
Tracy, President of the Burlington. Cedar Rap
ids s. Northern Railroad. and C. E. Perkins, Vice
President Of the Chicago: Burlington & Quincy
RailroHd. are at the Pacific.
Matron OF the Order OF the Eastern Star, who is
also Secretary and Treasurer OF the Ladies'
co0pernttye Dressmaktng Company, lies dn dan, n,
street Her physicians have ordered mat she
shull be kept entirely quiet
DURING the past week a syndicate has pur-
chused from William NJ Derby, Esq. for the
Club oa TIC northeast corner Of Michigan ave-
nue. and Eighteenth street, for the sum OF $33,-
GU, with the intention Of erecting during the
NEXT year an elegant building to cover the en-
tire ground, 54x1639s feet
The police were yesterday awakened to the
necessity OF ferretlng out the man who kicked
James Larkin to death. and steps have been
taken to discover tho perpctrator OF the homi-
eide, but up to late hour last night no cIew had
been obtained to bis Whereabouts As might
have been expected. the officers were surprised
at the report Of the manslaughter.
YESTERDAY afternoon Officer Sternenagel
found the dead body OF an unknown woman,
about Is years old. lying on the sidewalk on
North Franklin street, between Chicago avenue
Chicago Avenue Police Station. Deceased was
9 Pole or Bohemian, about five feet In hight
been begging. NOTHING was fouud on Tie body
to lead to its identification.
SHERIFF MASs's recent appoiutees were TO
have been sworn in last evening, and all these
fortunate gentlemen assembled In Judge Rog-
ers' room expecting to go through the trying
ordeal Gen. Mann stated, however. that the
Judge had not yet arranged matters, and, there
postponed until monday morning at o'clock,
when Judge Gary will administer the necessary
oa1hs In the Criminal Court room.
THE Clerk of the West Division Police Court
challenges the correctness Of late item to the
effect that the Clerk OF the Southwest Division
Police Court pays more money into the City
Treasury on account OF fines and executions
Treasurer's books for the past three months in
proof Of his assertion The figures for that pc
o9 show ~d taa 3a the West n1sea ss!o9 prt paid
A NEW Lodge Of the Independent Order OF
Good TenplArs WAS instituted last evening at
the hall. corner of La Sale and Adams streets,
to e eaeS vaassn oes Sss n n Stss Pe
hcers were elected and installed for the present
term: n i, c; = T. Ed Irwin; " v T., n Mrs =: T.
Joseph II. HUDSON; W NJ. Fred G. Rae: ". s.,
Joseph K Jcssup; VI. c. james Russell
The Rev; Dr: Hooper Crews, the oldest mem
odist Church. is sspeechless and very seriously Ill
81 bis home In Oregon, ORe County, ILL.,,
from ns stfekG Of Paralyss DE- crews has been
was intending to be placed upon the superan-
n,lated list alter this year. He has resided In
NEF0RN d1Iu FaClHfly LOT many year, ana IS
htcd and esteemed by all who know him. who
will be pafned to hear Of his present aff1iction.
THE Union Veteran Club OF the Seventh Ward
met Ut NJ. IS, Blue Island avenue last evening
and elected the following officers for the ensu-
Ing year: Commander, James Duguid; Vice
Commander. William Dauchmau; Quartermas-
ter, Henry Pony: and Adjutaut. J. N. Holden.
John Farley. D. g. Meters, aud Fred Ochs were
appointed a Committee on Membership, and Mr..
Farley was fnduised as suitable person to re-
ccive M appointment ut the hands Of the Coun-
" Board as representative Of the Club and tho
ward.
JAMES DoNOGHUE. OF No. 1l9 Sebor street,
writes t" the Superintendent OF Police to say
1tat lor over two years certtlfn police officers
hA'e been prosecuting him, and are yet punish
lng hm 80 much with electricity that he cannot
work lie wants the Superintendent to put q
Stop 70 1t. and mentions Officers Tom Traynor
anu Tom Lee. and Ex-Odaccr Kearns among
nis alleged prosecutors The Superintendent
VIII probably inquire into the matter and see
city.
THE French Republicans held a meeting at
nc Palmer House and elected a new Central
tonnittcc Tor tho ensuing year: Th. E. Guer-
vAlt. PRESIDENT; Charles Beranxer md D. Halle,
nict-Presidents: Gustave Vide, Secretary: Z.
ncuiean. Corresponding Secretary; and Charles
Ocflseau treasurer. After that motion was
Passed unanimously to thank the retiring Cen
ttn! Committee. the President, H. Lcbeau who
Fcs!Rntu and all the other members for their
great services rendered during the last carn-
pAisn. A~A'" ~AA