, 1881-12-11

| first prfxe-$IE- WIS won Dy Nlll1atu alakkaus.
| Denis o'cosson, Treasurer OF the Chicago
| Irish Auti-Cvercion Fund. received yesterdny
from Michuel c. Mcdonald, for self and wife,
cy john 81 ~ + fnery from
1i1; go frem lanes j. En; * az dr9m 5ron s'esne
McDonald. Of Des Moines, Ia; y from nantel
C. Coleman; and $40 from scrgt- Charles ocon-
! nor
JENNIE LOVE and Mole Harden the ,, notori, !,
I Gus pr,,prietrcsses Of paci6c avenue couscs OF
Wallace again for tbs hundredth tine , {essosday
oa ksspE h 1hs would
| to present themselves regularly before MN ~ ~
long US they continued to I've and move ,e1 .ana
| TO make tneir visits few and far between. so 20
assessed them S:O0 each and sent them 10 the
| House Of Correction.
| THE Ladies' Ali Society OF St. PauIs Un!ver-
sa&st Church will hold bHzaHr in the parlors OF
| the church, coinmcilctns Dec. 20 aud continuing
I three days 4 large nuulbcr of hrt!cles snltaoie
fs u.s. hc9 9eea s af reo
sonaaIc prices. The evening enterta,nnents WI
he varied. aud consist OF scenes frt'ul sioorc's
"Lallah I;ookh"-char.cteTs IN costnme-ana ana
"Thc Kinder Slnfonie,' by children under the
direction of Mrs. Mitchell. Of Boston. The
paz,ar is under the direction Ut an efficient cotn-
| 1nEttec, ant. can hardly fail to he Il success.
eo,nmas,tery, No. s., ct X. T.. held in the Asy-
| lu,I,, Thursday. Dee. s, the following officers
| were elected and will be Installed Ihursdny,
| Dec. u: Commander, John Chambern NeeiY:
Gcner.Issi1no, Roswell Zuras lterrick: Captain
| ucncrui, Dunicl llracy LiIsted; preiatc, James
M 99of Merden oscar l. gae"bus
Treasurer. Auson Carton; Recufuer. Henry T.
Ramsey; standard-lscarer, Geurxe w. Combs;
e. Hamilton; Captain Of Guard, Charles J. Man-
vil. An elegant Post COMMUNICATES, jewel was
presented on behalf Of the Sig Knights by T. +.
fftf thar
Z. Sir W. N. Lurbauk.
! TARIFF sHR1EKERs.
In response to call for Il meeting OF iron ana
steel workers to discuss subjects of interest 10
those nys asoq; H. M os slret Tha ss
representing the Juliet 1ron s Steel Company
he he H organiza1ion Ton, Of work.irmen for their
mutual. protection. He was followed oy or.
]onu e. Jarrett. President Of the iron 4 steel
+ p.ttsuurg. and Is thoroughly itiabued with me
Pennsylvania protection idea. Ills specch.. It
such 1t can bc casllcu was an elaborate piece or
1cnsibly his re,i1.rks were devoted to the neccs-
ssfy ut workin.tnen organizing unions lor tnels
owl, hcnent, tut in reality the story told Illus
tr:.ted the alleged bcuchts Uf protection anu tue
suppoSltiouS evils which would folio" the aoup-
ton Of Ii frec-trade policy.
|" sir. Richard Powers, head Of the Seaman's
Crinn. followed with sone remarks of the slime
general character. but destitute Of conference
or argument. II the meeting WAS designed Tor
I'M Endorsement OF the protective policy, 1t was
Il fuilurc. If 1t was 1ncaut tc call out the views
nf workuagsnen on the question Of tariff vs.
free trade, II was frnud. VI these present
there we're not ten who were not de-
pendent upon soLno corporation !or
their bread and butter. As a representative
bug No resolutions were adopted or offered,
n1,o the alleged meeting was si'nply IN oppnr-
tunty for mon who ciasm to control me Votes
OF worklugmet to ehuncilte their TieWs-tnat
Is, tho views Ut their owners. Z.
TIE coRosER's REroRr.
Coroner Matson finished b sem annual re-
port yesterday, It covering the period between
June aud Nov. 3D.. During that time Bi0 cases
we're reported TO him, hui he held only 507 in
quests. the excess Of 153 being cases ut sudden
death from disease, etc. wherc autopsies we're
glylug certificates OF the cause OF demise. Dy:
refusing 10 hDId inQuests III such cases-souie-
thing which p:cvlous Corpngrs dld not doman
pun Of investigation Of only violent deaths is
good one-al: that Is required by the 1aw-and
or or *:.fU a ycar which heretofore has: been
iteay ,hsown away y;oas. the an1uests es ~
7::; November, ~. He collected fees in th!rty-
seven cases, amounting to *sas; and tro'n
estates below the statutory charges. Sil-the
sums varying from Is cents to =; and from
estates in excess of the legal So $40. Tie served
toirty-ssven ~rlts; for doing WHICH he received
$10i. The expenditures were $j5 less tha1 the
income for the six months.
CRIMINAL COURT.
John Tate pleaded guilty to burglary, and was
Henry Smith pleuded guilty to the larceny OF
q watch, and was given eighteen mouths in thx
ptnitentary.
james Morris withdrew his plea of guilty to
three indictments for larceny. aud entered pleas
Of not guilty. .....
The Supreme Court having set aside the yer-
dict in the case OF ex- Detective Aldrch and I'm
manuel 1saacs. the pawunruker. WHO were cum
victel Of receiving s1uIen gouds, it was re-dock-,
eted yesterday, and q nolle pros. entered by tho
state's-Attorney. This dispuses of the case
t1natly-
Edward Jarrett, the indicted ex-Treasurer OF
Township IS, appeared before Judge jameson
again YESTERDAY morning, having secured tla, IN,
feit1 who hs opt apFs'sf % over ad apoye e
s. S:'it; Rasss and a SG woh
s. .5h}; and Conrad b. sbriter, worth S5,00. The
bond is in the sum Of $1o,WD. THinuSE re-
porter tired to have u more EXTENDED interview
@ he decined to u aIk ~ A be- Would s that
when man was IN trouble people whom whom he bad M
spent very uncomfortable night in jail. BY
noon yesterday be was ut liberty to go where he
plea sed, and he retotced thereat-
MEETING oF LETTER-CAnn1ERs- =
The lctter-carriers met at the West Side Post
Office last evening in the interest OF securing the
equalization, Of their puy. 4 large number of
throughout the country, ali Of which were In
favor Of the passage by Congress of whut III
known rs the "i5inEbnul bill" now pending,
providing for putting auxllaries " on un equal
footing with other curriers', and fixing their phy
at $l,u00 per yeHr. Letters were also read
from Cougressmcn Davis and Aldrlch pedgiug
their support OF the bill. and 1t was ANNOUNCED
also thai Senator Logan was heartily in sympn-
thy with. the movement. The only business
transacted WAS the election or Guy T. Gould. OF
the West Side office, to represent them ut Wash
ingfon in pushing tho bill through, and he is to
start upon the order OF tho officers of tho nssn-
citation, who arc to bc kept Informed OF tho
necessities OF tho hour by the Washington car
riers.
THE MONTANA FAILURE
It was stated yesterday In the kilograms tell
ing Ut the failure Ut tho StiinKer Drus. ut Miles
City. MontHna, that there was possibility that
Chicago wholesale grocers had suffered by reu-
son OF this Territorial failure. So fnr us could
be asccrtaitled by dll,gent inquiry dur
ing the day 1t appears that tha suffer-
are mostly country merchants with
headquarters In Minneapolis. A Philadelphia
soap Ilrsu, which has wu agency here, lost few
thousand dollars. but otherwise the wheat
grinding metropolis of the extreme Northwest
will have 10 bear the burden. There Is
money worth talking about due 10 Chicago mcr-
chants from Nnsuger & Co. Chicago is doing 4
safe business as. well as protitAble one. and
dues not need tn 70 into Montana for customers,
unless cash is guaranteed.
THE CITY-uALL.
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