, 1880-05-16
THE CITY.
GENERAL n EWS.

fremont
wv. COLE, of Coles Circus, St L"'is' Is at
the Sherman.
TIE Rev. Stephen Bush, Waterford n. T. is
at the Palmer.
Gov. Jons ". GEAR, OF Iowa. Will arrive at
the Grand Pacific this morning.
LII. CLARKE, Civil Engineer Lake Shore d
Michigan Southern Railroad. CleFe1ano' IS a1 Inc
Sherman.
ford, Eng; " E. S. Van "alree, ami'teroan'
holland, arc at the Palmer
,ous H1nnAnp. United States Consul ut Code
rch. ont, arrived in the city last week and y
stopping with his son, F. A. Hiebafor NO. ~
Egan avenue.
pyEs 6 a " Dudley p noftoqi # T. tes sselsen, aen
Providence. l. L; and Willam shelley: Keokuk'
are Ut the Sherman
AMONG the passengers from New YORK e. the
White Star steamer Baltic Yesterday Vas Mr. -. -
Booth. who will attend the FISH (onsenAon ~
be held shortly in Berlin
". s, JACKSON, Colorado: Charles HerKels,
Edward Thitcsde, T; Hostage, apr T,,1 JosIpn
Lynch. Chester, England: and John NJ 1nurslon'
Omaha are at the FREMONT
TICKET No. 1ss, held by c. C. Thompson, m, So 1. m1n-
herman, won the clock ratified at Il Caualport
avenue last evening. The. affair WIS 1or tne
benefit OF tho cug1nc-house Boys
ATTENTION is called to the advertisement In
smother column of schooner yacht Lor sale:
T3he vncht alluded to is the Wanderer. ono OF
the largest and finest Of American yachts
TIE Committee on Jail and Jail Accounts met
yesterday and b 70 psyed and that the
contract for tho work pc lei 10 0lesses' 11As "
Whitney.
Mons. ]. E. Henry is in the city eanTassing Tor
Parjs- n mammoth work containing some 500
pages and over 100000 names OF merchants
and manufacturers
JERRY S. THOMPSON. who has long been EeeoX,
niS nfrco has as one assoclad hse viii the rm Of r
{. Hanscom s. Co, where he will be glad to see
his old and new friends
THE temperature yesterday. as opserTea a ny
USE Buildtng;. WAS at e. nj, 81 degrees; loa-
NJ, IS; u m, 50: Up. m.. g.: p m, 2'- baro-
meter. S e. M. y. s p. H., ae.s'
THE whole day at the Criminal Court yester,
day WIS occupied with the trial Of Martin and
Joe Sack on the charge Of stealing COWS at Oak
Park. The case went ut 30 o clock to the Jury,
who were instructed to bring Ill a sealed Fcfolcs.
THE Coroner yesterday held an inquest & az da3 1ng
Of injuries received by falling from the sea- OF
his carriage on the 10th inst. at the corner Of
Cottage Grove avenue and I"ents-secono
street.
ardson. London, Eng; J. G. shanklin. Indian
apolis: E. l. Rurnn. McGregor, H.; E. II; Ellis,
Sorth, StSf1 % FoTt Wnyne; d. Il Ketehum, i. S. a,
arc at the Palmer.
MARY CoxHoRs, a common drunkard 1or
years, WIS found at II o'clock Friday n'Kht N1ng
n the gutter in front Of No. III West Harrison
street She struck on the back of her head
when she fell. and received deep cash which
bled profusely. She was taken to the county
Hospital for treatment
MIR ISAAC HOLLAND. one Of the conductors of
the Rock slauldummies. was married Thursday
evening to MilkGrnce r. Roche. Of Blue Island,
tho Rev. MreBrewstcr officiating. The wedding
IN md a
groom left the same evening for Washington u.
t., for short wedding trip.
CHARLES NJ. DRAxo, Pittsburg: John ?: Alley,
Boston; Col, J. s. Poland and family, Y: o :. A.;
Western Agent Union Pacific Railroad. Denver;
Capt 4. II. Bowman. q. s: A.; the Kcv; n Y.
Parks Pstqn D5S'op ar aa 1ae Grand
Pacific.
Mr., POTTER PALMER has received the resolu-
tions adopted by tho Army Of the Tennessee
eposi1y eH dutins their @ meeting at tie Palmer
House last fall. They are beautifully engrosscd
on vcllum, and inclosed IN eold-oakcn frame
gotten up in a neat and original design ano
carved in 4 most artistic manner.
TIE Executive Committee Of the Thirteenth
Ward Democratic Club met ut No 6S9 Indiana
street ast Sgenng ad 1ne IN ~ hcS oS
the 1th Of June for the election Of delezAtcs to
the County Convention: f. B. Shields. Ihomas t,f ll
bcid at at the ~ no1theast Corner Of RoIey and IN
diam Streets =
Il YOUNG man named George Walton enl-
ploycd as brakeman on the Chicago Alton
railroad, died yesterday. It's thought that be
has friends in this city. and the o11'ciaiS Of the
Alton have made efforts to find them. but with
Of the deceased in the city, they will please call
at the General Managers Office ct the Alton 10
make arrangements for the burial Of the body
Mr. ARTuCK BRENNAN, the Superintendent of
Washington Park, has spent great deal Of time
and
fviuE and Improving that beautiful North Side
resort, and It is now in superb condluo1 the turf
being as smooth and soft as velvet. Nr. uren-
nan says he Ia determined to Keep all rouEn
characters out of the park, and nuke lt--as IT
should be-a safe and pleasant place for Indies
and children.
again at the Grand Pacific yesterday morning,
aud finally reached an agreement 1t IS in sub
ta rReG w %naS ao~ and @
that the prices Should remain u ntil then ns fol-
lows: For Indiana block. 8 n ton: Wilmington,
OF, truck here, or - for steam delivered. All
the producers were present and signed tho
agreement
THOMAS MORAN. lunatic living upon Ashley
Street. was yesterday afternoon conveyed from
his residence to the County Jail The unfortu-
nate man became terribly excited over his re-
Wess LAKE, Poee E saea Sad al
could do to restrain him. AS it WINS. bis clothes
were badly torn when he reached the 5a where
condition Of comparative tranquility
DEpCTx-SHRIFF BCKKE brought to the Shcr~
tHs Office yesterday afternoon \ Milwnukeean
named John Wicks, whom he had arrested OH a
writ Of nc excat. issued by Judge Tu!ey at the
instance Of FoIlnnsbee Bros, of this city. ia
whom N'icks is said to be indebted TO the extent
of 5000 Mr.. WickS WAS very indignant over
his arrest, comparing his detention to an act OF
parrottng. He was finally liberated on proyid-
Ing $7,O0U bail in the person of Mir. Michael Nc
Donald, Of The Store"
THE annual election of officers Of Chicago
Couclarc No. 81. Red Cross Of Constantine. wMs
held May s. as follows: John D. n Carr. n. 7.
Sovereign: Col ]. J. S. Wilson. Ficcruy: J. T.
Oyer1ncycr, Senior General: C. H.. Wilson,
Junior General: n. S. Austin. Recorder: Will
lam Cochran, Treasurer; the Rev. II. G. Perry,
Prelatc; John O. Dickinson, Prefect; J: W.
Atwell Herald: N. ]. Scraford. Standard Bear
er: william II. Thompson. Orator; +. B. Wilkie.
Organist; r. 4. Wescott, Sentinel
In the case of John Shick, the youth found In
the lake with a rope about his neck, the Coroner
and his jury found verdict OF death by sn'c1dal
drowning. The parents Of the boy rcfuse to
believe that be took his own like, and are en-
ssaxcd in endeavorin0 to ferret out. on their own
account, alt the particulars OF their son dolnEs
after leaving home the day Of the disappear
ance The case is somewhat mixed. but there
appears to be no reason for doubling the truth
funess Of the verdict The remains Will be
buried to-day.
The Democratic Committee Of the First Ward.
1nc1r,dfnp Mike McDpnald. JOSeDh Chesterfield