, 1881-10-16


Side Constables Judge Loomls yesterday granite
tho petition OF the contestants calling upon Il
judges Of election in the precincts thro"
the 'es prssencs Of the 'DS court, IT. aud aud ii
custodian Of the election returns. and III conform
i.y TO the facts shown upon the respective tall,
shectst proceed to complete and perfect the eel
Ii!ieatts Of their respective election Districts
ds rsla1es to The ose Of 5 st o
morrow, when a time will be set for the judge
10 come in. The returns to be perfected tr
First Ward, and the Fifth of tile Fifth Ward, TN
tie result OF their being perfected Will be to Civ
the contestants (Deu,ocrAts} majority OF tn
votes cast in the town. -.
THE Coroner held inqucsts yesterday rs fol
| lows: AT the Morgue On Frank .. pilstronl.
| printer. nged ~ ycurs, whose body was found il
the lake Fraday 6y officer Dunn. Of The Cottag
Grove Avenue Sutton. and the jury was nnaol
| also ut tho Morgue on Thomas Cannon, tramp
aged =. who died from old aye and chronic
; alcoholism Friday in basement fodgng-Aous,
No. ;sl1 Clark street: also ut the MorEue on Joht
| Smith. a sailor, nEed 10 years. who died ut ths
| Bethel Homo from too much drink; also at tht
/ Morluc upun Hi unknown man about II year:
| Of age, who came to his death Oct. II b,
being accidentally run over at Polk street "
train Of cars on tho n she t6t @
| under the influence of liquor. After TIT
inquest he was identified as Paul Onenbach
] wife and married daughter. He has sou wne
is employed us CLERK in tue depot OF the Gu
lena Division Of tho Northwestern Railroad.
THERE are now In tho barns Of tho Chi
cago City Railway Company several Df tho six
toI cable wheels. They huve to be handled with
great care, test the grooved edges should be
n:ckel, in which case they would be useless.
There will bc eight Of these wheels In the en-
gine-h house this SEASON, The cable is to be wound
around them several times, nud their reyoiu-
lions by the engines work the cables. BACK Of
crs. townfch heavy weights are attuchel- Their
Object is to keep the cable raut. There are sonsu
urge wheels ready to be put Ia place, nota-
1ty one thAt weighs ten tons, and WAS u cAr-ioad
by itself. Dcd-p1ntes and shnft-bcArings and
other parts or the machinery ARE also here. and
urc rapidly finding their proper places, Four
large coils Of cable have arriyed-in Mlt abs,ut
u ,UN feet Of wire rope, with but single brenk
in the whu:e length. Just back ut the engines
hold l0.UU0 gallons Ut water. This is to contain
reserve supply OF water for use IN case or 'cct-
dent to tue city supply The boilers are nearly
1wcnty-tiye rcct OF its Intended hipht. The stuck
is fifteen feet square Ut the base and after it
rises above the root is beveled Oft and becomes
cylindrical in shape and will be six feer in di-
ameter in the clear TO its full hight OF $50 feet.
e. TIE annual meeting of tho Grand Lodge of
knights Of Pythins will commence Its session
Tuesduy, the 18th inst. ut Springfield. Many
GLIDING tho Recommendations for the change III
the endowment system. the positive settienlent
of any infrlnEe1nent OF the - sunday law. win
which will also arise the dlscipltu1ns ot those
who. rs members OF the Grand Lodge OF Illinois,
Committed trespaSs on the grand 1urisdlcpon
Of WISCONSIN, by carrying an excursion into the
suburb OF Milwaukee,: and possibly movement
II the direction u permanent location OF tho
Grand Lodge. Most Ef tne representatlFeS from
Chicago and vicinity will leave BY tho Alton
Road tumorrow evening. Among the prominent
Past-ErHuu officers lit attendance from Chicago
will be Past Grand Chancelioi's George Q. Garn-
scy, FREQ ffoscn: r, Hncn1nnn' fast Supremo
nepfesentatises ~. u; hennedy, u: Il. ta5dtaai.
= T. Race, Uar11 y. Lyon: anu Past supreme
chancellor H. e. laerry- Inc grand officers Of
" lsconS1t. VINO at1enu WIN We" 70 prosecut-
ins thelr compialnt, VIII n!sY pe ~ a1tenu'snce-
VIZ: Grand Chaucenor DMagnt ": LAY and ~
preme nepresentatlve 6eorge Is. snaw' o. Eau
Cla1fe; =. A.,C4rttS' Grana heeper .. hecords
anu seai' ano u; W. toe, supreme representa-
t'ys' tn; ct I siisnukes: e. Ihe convention will be
held In Tue senate Cnatnocr-
TRUSTEE FOR THE SHERMAN ESTATE.
Iudre I,oo,nis Yesterday npnn5ntct1 Henrr "
Lchu:,1l. q Young attorney, Ir1sree in the Sher-
,nan ostafe nnd ht. is IN ry. hnnd in tha sntn of
s:Itlkf] Ne preferrnd thaf the heirs anfi rho
limited States Norruaee C0mnnny-which hojds
a norrrara for S4hliES] with tnyes and ,,nusi,i
;nreresr amounting to sltki i0)l-shn1id atyre0
lnnn sofc one. f,tIt it aunenrs they .o1,ij nor
md f,frIhermore thar cons;t5erahIe fe,l,n,, Ind
arisen ont If their irving n acrat The heirs
wanted Hurh 4 Whtre nnuorred nnd rha
tnortrnpn cornnnnv named Rrvan I.,fhrnr
and rna f,n11rr sef7Ied fha iisunfa
by appp,ntIne Mr, Lehmun. The estate