, 1881-02-13
THE CITY.

News Items Gathered Here and
There by Our Reporters.
IN GEN ERAL.
- n.n.r. of Utah. Is at the Palmer.
T.B. JAMES OF Minneapolis, is At the Tremont'
S. D.Nonzu, OF Hancock. Mich. fe at the snes-
nau.
Greek TRACY, Of Denver, colo.' is at the sher~
GEORGE A. nERrRAx, Of Detroit, Mlch.' Is at
the Gardner.
ABaAu FELT and party, Of New Mexico are
ut the fremont .:->: =,
w.H. wm11soros and son, OF Jackson hich''
are at the fremont
Ju.,aE WILLIAM HENRY CLIFFORD, OF Port
lend Me-, is at the Pacific :
a. P. sw1sEroRn, editor Of the Marquette
(uich.) Sftninp journal, is at the fremont. =.
TEE Rev. o, A. Burgess arrived in the cltyj
hofcI. 1ass p'sh'' aRo IS FeSS'eF'' III ND' Oh A''
CO. ROVE, Superintendent of the Western
Union Telegraph Company at PtttsonrR' Is "e
the Pacific
THOMAS H. HAY, General Superintendent Of
the Pullman Car Company. Louisville, Ky., is ut
the Palmer.
JoHS F. CaocKEn, General P Purchaslng Agent
os the CHICAGO. Milwaukee s. St. Paul Aallfoao'
Is at the Palmer.
and Mrs Jennie Sanborn, OF Scotland, are regis
tered at the fremont.
AT the sub-Treasury tho disbursements
amounted to $4,000 In gold and $20oo IN sli0ef.
Five thousand dollars in silver WAS received.
HATToN REED of Winnipeg. Nanitoba: St-
Clair Balfour, Of Hamilton. Ontario: T ana u
Gabaln, OF Havrc, France, are at the Pacinc-
TIE internnl-revenue collected yesterday
te Of rhies Is foE besr and
$v11S3 for tax-pafd spirits
GRAND MASTER ]. 8. T1cKsoR and Deputy
Grand Sire Eric j. Lecch will receive their
Tepdar af,ernoon 5esSeen ~ M a
TEE Deputies of the South Town Collector be-
gan the work yesterday of hurTyng up delln7
Qucot personal property taxpayers. anu WI
levy on the chatie1s OF those VINO con pay a.
once.
PETER pAr1s. for the use OF David Fl. keyes.
began suit 10 assumps;t YESTERDAY, to recover
S1o0,003 Of Albert Z. Goodrich. Tbs grows out
or the old contract for The sale OF the Garduer
Eouse.
AR1BCR WEBSTER, the conuterfefter, was yes
te7day sentenced by Judge bodgett TO ten
months in the Chester Penttentisry; HIS term
WIS uade short, because he has already been
over one yeur In jail
TIE temperature yesterday. as observed By
Manasse, opician, s. Madison street, TRIBUNE
Ruid& "ss II a. n r. q 5egrees; s. y 3, E. H., H. $;
barometer. s a. NJ, :s.s5; p. nl.. ::s.A-
IT is rumored that the Rev. E. 7. Goodwin,
rastbr of the First Congregational Church. Chi
caro- wil ee called TO the First Goqsresauonsl
no desire to leave Chicago, and won't 60
FOLLOWING is the list Of tie dutiable goods re-
ceived at the Custom~HOuSe yesterday: Hib-
Se e sa doasp ia nns 5as:
Field. Letter Co.. Is cases linens. Collections,
The prosecution Of the dealers IN bogus but.
ter is going on, vigorously Eight samples OF
bogus butter are uow In the hands OF the chem
ist and the parties who disposed Of It will be ar
agent OF the Produce Exchange.
AS ONE result Of the storm Of Friday night.
I'LL the tEaIls yesterday were reported DELAYED
from one to twelve hours This delay viii affect
have reached their destination yesterday will
not be delivered until Tomorrow.
TIE Chicago Post-Qfice has received notice
that tho British West 1nda Colonies OF Grenada,
1ered the Fostai Union. Hereafter the postage
In these ports viii be ut the uniform rAtu Of tive
cents pc1 half ounce for letters. and ut the
usual sca1e for packages.
THE case Of The People agatust Melville, for
the killing Of O. S. Mink, Of Peotone. is set for
trial: ut Joliet Tomorrow. The Stnte will be
assSHd 5 James
Of This city. Mum i Munn; OF joliet; aud Billy
OBnen will look after Aeville's interests
S. srEscER. Assistant President Of the nalti
Of the Burlington & Southwestern Railroad: r.
M- Myers. Vice President of the Southern Min
nesota, Railroad; and r, K Cable: vlcs-pres-
road, are at the Pacific.
Last evening Col 4. n. Waterman read
paper E On The Soaaeattoa M Of Law before The
To,,iosopnlcat soGety q ino cinIrnom OF ;the
The paper WAS an exceedingly interesting. able,
and exhaustive one, pointing cut the necessity
OF simplifying the present tnixcd~up Rno in
comprehensive tumble Of Illinois law.
TIE little difficulty which Mr.. E. F. Thorue had
with the fist OF Mr. Glenn Persolat resulted In tho
discharge Of Mr. Thorue FROM The company Of
New York last night The part Of Nora. formerly
Gs aase s Beets a.: W. 2ns aauriee pe
souated Thorne's part that OF Arden. The role
2: La7v Loane was undertaken By Mr.. E. e.
PROF.. HESnr GRABLE, N. D.. will deliver
lecture before the Chicago Electrical Society on
the list inst. at the Grand Pacific Hotel. The
appreciation, the laws OF light. and tho manner
IN which images are Impressed upon the retinns
81 pae
70 avail lteelr Of rare opportunity u become
a19uat;nted with an Interesting scientific part Of
r AA-ALS1ANE AAt In SALISBURY WIS ICpOFlCu
dying yesterday at his home, No. 3G5 West Adams
street. About two weeks ago be wns stricken
WITH apoptexy In the street. and In falling cut
his head badly on the ice. Ho was taken 6onne
where be rallied somewhat, but last Thursday
symptoms Of brain fever set in from which he
has not since rallied. bir. Salisbury has been
one Of Chicago's pioneers. He was twice elected
Alderman from his ward, and for twelve yours
Tas Justice Of the Peace In tho West Town.
He Is about 90 years old, and has wife and two
married daughters.
ANOTHER argument In favor OF underground
wires Was furnished By an incident which hap
pened on Wabash avenue Inst night. While
carriage was being driven south, tho horses
suddenly stopped. n:,d refused to e., ahead. Tho
driver got down from bis scat to sea whatswas
The matter, and found telegraph wire under
the chin Of one Of the animals. The cold h.d
caused the wire to break. and 1t had fallen into
the street Luckily it hung SO low that the
horses cnme In contact with it. Had the wlre
been a foot or two higher tho driver would huye
been knocked OF and perhaps killed
MAncus A: FAnwKLt. the Collector Of South
Chicago. paid Yesterday to the City Treasurer
SlR1.fAEt account nf rifV tAvna. ~, rhaT