, 1881-06-05
THE CITY.



fremont
IL SAFELY, Of Cedar Rapids, Ia, is ut the
fremont.
". D. o'srLLtvAS, Of san Francisco, is at the
Sherman.
EDWARD RUIZ, Of Springfield. State Treasurer,
is At tho Pacific
N,, AND Mrs. j. r. SUTHERLAND, OF Man'-
tntu, nrc at the Palmer.
], E. HANGS and John McGrath. of San Fran
cisco, arc nt the Palmer
Gov, CrLLoM was IN the city yesterday lot q
short time, registering ut the Paclnc-
JLH CouB md wife, of Lewiston, Ae., are
registered ut the Palmer House.
e. 4. LAwEs. and Adam keimarl and family
of England. IRE registered at the Palmer.
Ap,Lpu MORRISON, of Glasgow, and Robert
N. Bowen, Of England. are registered III t1ie
fremont
OFFICER II. c. SCOTT was yesterday acquitted
before the Superintendent OF very serious
charges preferred against him by Mrs Mary
Guipnc, Hllns Harrison
TICKETS for the grand banquet ct the Sons OF
Mainc, TO be given ut the Palmer House week
from 1hursuuy, arc now ready and can oe
obtal1ed from Henry H. Hcrsey. No u River
street.
RAND, MCSALLr s. Co. have Just gotten out
IN indexcd pocket-map Of Scotland,-one nj
their new series Of inde1ed pock Ct maps ?f Tor
cigu countries which will include Germany,
France, ireland, ETC.
OFFICER 4. ~ BENJAMIN, IS Old Ben 81 as he
WIS tumilar1y called. ore OF the veteran station
At the Hot Springs. Rheumatism had untitled
him for duty for long time past
MIR. CHARLES q. Ross, fornc rly connected
with the type-foundry OF Marder Luse y o.
2ger Of tho Ncue Ffcc P,r*sx.-a position tor
which he Is III every way well lifted
The temperature yesterday. US observed by
Muuassec. upticIat,, No. ss Madison street (TnlB-
s. n:T nuaaes 81 m s. II l. M m Il; Il n NJ. et e. p NJ, NJ,
e.: 3 p. tn.@ I'll; p H., IS. Barometer. H. NJ,
..ao5; ! D. m, :.sa-5a.
T: THE for1y-ttrst annual session Of the Fox
River Association Of Univer>aIis;s will be held
1t plaintleld. ILL.,. June and 8. The program
Includes sermons and addresses by the nev. Drs.
Sage, Ryder. Laine. Boynton, Conger, Powers,
Balch, Acrrificld, and others.
Ii appears on further investigation thar tho
complaint in rcgurd TO defective sewerage ut
the Gault House was Immediately attended to
as soon rs made. and that the condition OF A.
indicated. The hotel IS ut present in perfect
order
THE North Chicago Land League Of the Eight
eenth Wnra hcd u meeting last nigh1 at 70. a5
North Clark street. received the report Of its
delegates TO the State Convention, held some
weeks oEu, appointed a committee TO secure d
permanent place OF meeting, and then ad-
jOurned.
4 VI. GUILD. of Edinburg. Scotland: G. 3.
Proctor. of Liverpool England: .lan,es Gibbs. Of
Quebec: F.: S. S1nson, D. McEacham. D. I.
Cochranc, Of Compton, Canada: !: Wiser. OF
Prescott, Ontario; and E. K Smith, of St. Johns,
New Brunswick. are registered ut the Paeitic.
The donations in cash TO the Good Samaritan
Society for the month ri May amounted to $;IA.
vusious donations OF merchandise were also re-
ceved. Thrly-nve applicants were admitted
to the Home and 100 provided for through the
agency Of the Society. Sixty Of them were Wild
tNs. orphans, and women with children to sup
port
pRoF. T. J. DACKrs, who occupies the Chair
of English Literature at Vassar College. will
conduct the annual examination Of candidates
in this section for admission to the College June
9. u, and II. at the Palmer House. The Chicago
alumni. will give pruf- lsuckus md 1ne alumn;n
of the Northwest Il lunch ut the Palmer on the
lust day Of the examinations.
Commissioners Conurn, Rheinwald. and Sennc,
OF the Joint Committee. went out to Jefferson to
see If they could x On Location II TOR The new
build On the present farm near the Insane
Asylum. or buy more land. A report, With some
Recommendation, will be made to the County
Beard within month.
JonS o. H4Sp's militare band will furnish
music for the South Park concerts this season.
1t is the idea Of the Park Commissioners to give
the 4th Of July fhere viii be Two concerts in the
afternoon, one at the East Park, the other at
West South Park People can takes promenade
from one place to the other.
X
been missing since Sunday. May r. He IS lit
tie weak-mindcd. and bis appearance gives
strangers The impression that be is Intoxicated.
He was last heard of IN the vicinity Of Evanston
and Winctka. lie is 45 years old and has irnn-
gray hnir and a black musrache. ANY informa-
1ton concerning him witt be thankfully received
by bis frieuds-
RUDOLPH H1EMAS, Il years of age, while fish |
ing in h limc- lin puod ut the corner of Eight
eeuth and Lincoln streets. at 10 o'clock yester- |
day forenoon accidentally fell into the pond and
TN Nn.
covered by Officers Frcgute and kreiger. and |
was taken 10 the hoMc Of the pureuI5, No. 571 |
West Taylor street. |
PATRICK SMITH, switchman In the employ Of |
the Rock Island Railroad, WIS accidentally ruin
down ut 1::D yesterday morning al the corner at |
Clark and Sixtccnth streets ~ u switch engine
upon him Just after be bud turned Il switch for
his o@1, euglne- His right heel was badly
crushed. He was taken to h4s home, No. ::..5s
West Eighteenth street.
THE second party Of eighty Boston excursion
ists returned from their trip to Sun Francisco
yesterday evening and remained over night ut |
the Palmer House In the evening they gath
cred in the large parloEs, where recitations,
SONGS, and speeches were ind,,lged in until the |
company broke up delighted with their trip and
1Dr Boston Tomorrow morning.
THE body of an unknown msn was found
caray yesterday morning near Montrose Station |
on the track Of the Northeastern Kuilroad. The
tered atoug the rails. He was dressed 10 u dark
suit and had with him sutchel containing
workn,an's clothes n his pocket was found q
ticket from Madison, Wis, ttl Chicago, and $4.5O
in small change. The Coroner WIS notified.
JoHS W MANNING, the South Water street
merchant supposed to be missing, appeared in
the County Court yesterday and made Il volun- |
tary assignment for the benefit OF his creditors,
appointing George F. Morcom as Assignee. He
does not schedule any property, and HI the cx- |
emPuons he claims arc two suits of cuthes and
$40J cash in baud. Nothing is known Of his
assets or liabilities, but the latter are believed
to be about $lu.tU0
J. kAsTELs, a boy Is years ct age employed by
j. tl0uze! Co.. furniture manufacturers, Nos. !
St3 and 10 South Canal street, was caught III the
machinery yesterday and carried around several
times On revolving shaft about two feet from
the flour. His clothing Was torn to shreds. his
right leg broken below the knee, nnd his head
badly bruised he was taken TO his widowed
mothers home, No. 22e4 Augusta street, by the
Police Patrol wagon.
JUDGE DLoDGETTs mother celebrated her S5th
birthday yesterday at Downers Grove. sur
rounded by her six Sons. each Of whom hulds an
position In his particular sphere of |
lfe- BESIDES the Judge the relnainIng sous are
Sol. Wells H!odgctt, Of St: Louis; Maj. E. 4.
Blodeett. Of Chicago; A. z. Bodgett, OF Waukc-
tnn. l. L. Budget and Charles Blodsett, Of |
Downers Grure Other members of the family, |
including over twenty grandchildren. and q |
arge uuubcr of neighbors were present to ten