, 1881-11-12
!. THE CITY.


: I =$=.: f.: PERSONAL: AND GENERAL
*5*:> CHARLES E. HAY, Of Scotland. is at the Trs
n; mont. -. >:c -. =. .:~
t:.::: W HUGHES. Of San Francisco, is at the TIT
TX mont >. =. 49,. :
;; Wn.L1AA BARGE, Of Dixon, ILL.,, is at the II
:, mont ~ - y
sAn1on1s. of England is rsR'sterod at til
= r. A. Lonp and wife, OF St. Louis, are at th
~ Palmer 81.
- HI. WILD and wife, of New York, are at til
Palmer. -:
J: E. S CHESTER and wife OF St. Louis, are al
-, the Palmer. -.
a. F. HAWTHORN, Of Lancaster. Pa, is at til
Sherman. . : i,
J. q. VAN yALkESurco, OF Lie Roy, N. T.. Il
" Mt the Sherman.
4. JoHx 1IoRSar and c. I. Osborn, of Lake Su
perio., are Ut The Leland.
Mr. AND. Mus Jof1S c. MErcALE, of Ncs
-, York urc ut the Sherman
i. -: Mn AND Mrs. T. II. d. WHITE, Of Sydney
" Australia. nre at ths Sherman.
j. G. EVANS n.ld wife ard Il. Sarsheimcr art
family, Of San Francisco, are at the Palmer "
- - S. c. wEnu, C. +. Wolf. and Prof ]. G. Sing
Of Winnipeg, Manitoba, are at the fremont
!. J. a. FAIRFAX, Airs. C.: F. Fairfax. ana TIKI
: Misses Fairfax, OF Aus1raija are ut the PALMER
T. WILLIAM PESroS Sw..S, Miss Swan and .lls:
Eilinsh11n, Of Montreal, Canada, nre ut the
Sherman.
:; CHARLES alcALL1STER, who was Drained by
Thomas Flood, seemed a little better yesterday.
His chances for recovery improve.
= THE Hon. II. O. Goodrich, lcrscyyilc, III;
Tstn T. M0SeIy aud wife, Grand RAPIDS: H.. E.
. Crawford and c. W. Rodgers, Of Winnipeg, are
at tho Leland.
~ S*EAK-TH1EvEs entered tho residence of Mr.
" Bourke. No. IA South Peoria street and carried
oil Rn Overx0at. silver watch worth $lb, and
one or txU other snlail ar1icics-
THE lecture announced to be giyen by DR..
Thomas lust evening nj Central Music Hall for
postponed ;1utii Moutluy evening on account of
tie weAther.
:. THE temperature yesterday, as observed by
Aiunassc. opticlan. Ss Madison street tl'E1BrSE
1}uildingl was. at H. ILL.,; j.: degrees: III Ii. r
~ Il in.. 4; Up. H., II: p. M, L. Barometer,
ha- NJ, -. a.ss; .. NJ. :sa-43.
. IHE Democratic City Central Committee held
prolonged meeting 1T the Palmer House last
Quorum were present. and discussed the pros
poets for the next campaign.
HUNT, tho man whose brain is performing
part Of its functions with bullet lodged therein,
Is still in Inst prccarnus condition ut the hos
pltul. His cASc shows nr Improvement upon the
Lrevlous day. aud tho brlicf that he will tle is
Still the prevailing oac-
YESTERDAY afternoon H. L. Lind. Chicago
before Justice :iorrison. churge1 pyC. n. -aiucn
SON. asent Of the North Side Citlzens League,
with seI.in: Intoxicating, liquor to minors and
keeping disnr..criy house. The Case WIS con-
unued under st;U bail until Nov. 15.
ABOUT fifteen Chicago gentlemen met in tho
ciuo-rOoul OF the sherman House last evening
70 np ,nS f , aetaS Ia ncloes 70
W. ~ neut presided. and report from COM
1nittee appointed ut Il previous meeting to Sc
Of the haii ut No. II, Washington street, was
adopted. The Chapter expects to meet there
Thursday evening.
THE First Congregational Church will reoc-
1t:t. 4. L. Goodwin, u. H.. will preach morning;
aud evening. The tnusc has been closed since
, NE middle of July, md very extensive rcpars
renovated. fFcsCOcd. aud ncE carpetcd. and Il
pastors study has heen built. The church Is
now very beautiful and att:tc:Iye. and tho
members extenu II cordial inyitaGion to I'LL who
will to Worship with tnsra.
THREE adventurous bo:s had Il narrow escape |
from deatb nign1 betor&. las:- Thursday MORN
ing the youths. Wnp named 3:cnAel Gross, or
NJ j Hammond street, Michael Tercas, Of No |
Hammond Street. anti William Ebersold. Ut No. |
s'' Larrabee street. stole IL c:nf>e ut LINCOLN |
Park ana padded out towards tt.e little c.ib Ut
the foot Df Fullerton avenue. There was quite |
little sen on Ill the time. aud the wind fresh
left AS Robinson Crusoc IT s:A spot about half
II mile from shurf- Tho day pelssed' on and tho |
sseather grew cnider- Finally rain begun To fail,
and ar tic darkI.ess settit.I. down npon them |
they alu1ust gave up hope. They remained there
all night it, tho piriiess storm. and yesterday
morning were taken OF by the luc-saving crew.
a PARAGRAPH appeared tn one OF tho morn
ting Itaper yesterday to the effect that IN order
bad t'ecil issued by the County Huart lorbiddinx
Lie admission Ot injured esn p;oves Of the Michi-
gan Central and Lake Sho1.. s. aicbigan South |
'rn Nasrspah5 tn the Cotznfy-hospi.Al for .ha I
tason that these c0n.t:ku!es had refused to |
grant the Commissioners '-passes" to Cieveia1o.
No such oFuer was ever Issued or thought nf by
he board, 1t nppeurs: ht1z, some nf the Commits
stoncrs say that the Warden OF the hospital has
'ecn making threat: ri that nature, but wholly
s1thout authority. They say tint he Informed
'ome ot tue officers III these companies some |
ine ago that. in conslderauca Of their treat
question. ,ney would lave to pay Tor ali fuyors
hey got from the hospital iii the future
\ VERY sad case Of dcstituron was reported t
Q the Ehitaigo ntenut: police yesterday. 1t ap-
'eArs thai Tor nearly year pasr Ii restaurant
,ok named Span has been living with his |
ouug wife unon the third t1onr 0f No. 1u5 North !
<iark street where they had been happy Until the !
nsband Withdrew his support from her. She
ld been working cyery day, laying aside little ,
y little. hoping to mid in it1lng up little home
ertton by her husband tbs poor woman grew ,
espondent- and Tuesday last was taken III. |
'husdaF night all alone in Il cold cherries
DOM. with scurcclr. Sufficient bed-tsothiug to !,
eeI' her warm. and no to cheer her with
iudness OF any kind. hoy-haby WIS born to | l
s er e. The matter 1eached the ears OF the police {
y. Frear, VINO. without compensation. will look
fter the unfortunate mother The police hope I {
hat ladi'-, with sympathetic ana charitable | I
attires will take bold Of this case and help their
nhuppy sister {
The Coroner held an inquest yestertlay upon }
1e body OF Andrew johnson, and fouy,tl that he |
ame 70 his death BY being run ort.r Nov. >. | {
eir Thirty-ttrst street. by engine No. :sl3 Of the
lsnois Central Rairoad. The Jury ctouerated | +
10 COMPANY from all blame, it hei1x, shown | g
mt the deceased had jumped from ! t
! moving train right III front of ! q
"a engine which wa going in
\ opPosit direction. An inquest was t,3so held |
pon Mary A. Cuifey. the G-year-old a.niid who | .
ed 1hursday from burns received the preced- :,
q ntXht mt Il bonfire near her hume. ts;l State | y
rect. her clothing having taken lire. A verdict !,
accidental death was returned The INJURY / =
10 the cause of the death OF Henry Hnd Fred :
rntng. who were killed by tie cars " Weuuesuay l..
St ut Ncst Lyons. resulted in showng1hat they d
I'd Sudeavored To drive across the track of the S
urlfngton s. Quincy Railroad while the Du- Il
1Quc train was approaching, and we're struck ii
the engine. Tho jury exoneruted the engi- Il
.er and fireman. tho evidence sh<nving that | s
ey die all in their power to avert tho accident
IaE young men who burelarized J. u. Lauf's il
tior SHOP No: 14G Twenty-second street, last II
euncsday night and got away with about $cJO q
ofth OF cloth, and uho were arrested b
lutsdaE afternoon, have given the names ~
William Turns. John Smith, :and Charles II
ice tSolored>. Yesterday Office Is Leonard il
ID Haut,on arrested tho fourth | III
e or Tho gang. n young coiore<i 7nan calling |