, 1881-09-11

AAeA~ - 1tiANAiEEs AOOuL IOrEE uQltQS
nSo, -: r. nnd was employed to do some frcsco work
by Mr. Henry MilliEan. Two weeks ngo he was
tnken SICK With asthma and went to the Alexan
child.
IN the mention 1na1c Of the suit brought by t
Nr, a. lfoth aeainst certain Constabcs for He
Eaily ejcct!ng him from his huusc on West Mad t
lsnn street. 1t was suited that the upper part Of
NJ :5 West Madison street was used as house
Of ,h ~, rpute. This was an error Il was No: ~,
the other number being used by MIR. Roth FAM |
lly as n residence.
THE following gentlemen connected With the |
Canada Paciltc Railway passed through Chicago |
Of tho road, ani mi have ctr Travelled from Portage,
nearly :DU miles cast OF Winnipeg, 10 II distance
of 2s0 miles west OF that city. The par!y s COM
dent of the read; C. u. Kosc Esq. of London.
Director Of said company, accompanied by the
Fisheries Of ca,,ada; Mr. Cnurles cassels and
Mr.. Hugh Mckay, Of Montreal. These gentle
men were yesterday guests ut the Grnnd PMcitc,
den. Of ri ihs t, canadian Pacific: II. Il. Angus
Esq. one OF the Directors; MIR. Norrbcottc, II.
Z, of London. aud several other gentle,nen
few weeks in tho Northwest. The party who
have just returned nre delighted with tbcir cx-
pericnce in the Northern country, and speak Ia
the highest terms of the magnificent crops
which they found on the Westetn II prriries- Mr..
day afternoon. @ az AMI, Mr. Stephens aud his party
visit. y4e " >'' 0's''0 ''''>
TIE Democratic County Central Committee
House. The credentials Of the new committee
men from tho First, Second. Third. Fourth,
Fifth, SIXTH Eshth, Ninth. Tenth Elexent1, f;;ns9
centh Wards were approved; also those OF one
committeeman cuch from the Twelfth anc Six-
tecnth Wards. New elections were ordered for
two committeeman each iu tho Seventh and
Fourteenth Wards. and one each In the Twelfth
and Sixteenth Wards, the elections to be held ~
E,ftt ,]a1- xcN2
also = ordered hat ut tho same time
elections would be- held for committeeman in
Second. Third, Fourth, and Sixth Commissioners,
place of all these elections was left with Mr.
Macktn, OF the First Ward. A committee con-
sisttng OF Sfessrs. Hoffman, Rogers, and Chase
was appointed to consider whether it would be
advisable IN pur full Dcmocraltlc ticket i'll the
field this fa! or not, and we're ordered TO report
OIL the matter ut tho next meeting OF the CON-
mi1tee. Mr.. Macktn presented series Ut rcso-
lutions extending the sympathy OF the commit
| they we're unanimously adopted. The commit
Chair.
| CRIMINAL COURT.
| Fred Mason was found guilty of larceny and
sent tho House of Correction for sixty days
! He WIS also convicted on another similar charge
and sens 10 19r eiy @ burglary
] and wns sent TO the Penitcntary for six years.
Hulda Hcgcblum WAS held on her own rycoE-
| uizauce in the sum OF $500 Oh Il charge OF lar
Charles nai!sy pleaded guilty to larceny. and
George Sherwood pleaded guilty to burglary,
| and WIS remauded. "
Sixty prisoners we're arraignel and pleaded
| not guilty. Among them were Burns Griffith,
| Denton, Weber. and Van Hesseta. charEeh WIN
the murder of Lnzarus stern: Thomas. Jnmts:
ana Ellen Cuhili, who killed Officer u Dr1e1a; aud
Jack Stannnrs, who murdered his mistress. Liz
! Zie CIeyclund ... ...-
Daniel Mahoncy was tried at the april term
OF tho Crimt,,ul Court before Judge Anthony
for stealing Il watch from one Young ut Ounce
in Mccormick Hall Mnnoncy WAS convicted
| and sentenced to the Tcnitcntiary for TWO yenrs
1,rerne Court which reversed the decision be-
| cause OF IL modification Ut ntl instruction asked
| by the ucfcuse. When the matter CAME ~ he
looked into 1t proveu to be III error. The case
was reminded for another trial. tho prisoner
already having been admitted to oais ~ Inc oa-
prcur Court.
CHICAGO PUnL1C LIBRARY. ..
4 regular meeting Of the Hoard OF Directors
of tie Public Liorary w'.s held Yesterday alter
pr Mess9 Maker caaFnn s e' Wubcs Kdcc,
Locwenthai. and Schmidt The Library Com
.uttee reported that number 1t Amere;,n ,3t, f;,n
quest for MI appropriation Of 1901 for the pur-
chase of the Tnuchnitz books was granted.
The sccretnry reported that tie receipts to- tho
special book fund had been $50: expenditures,
~; llnnee on band s' t,,nwt! htHr!"n un'ncT r1"'
ss.ea: datly average, l:o7s ;. visitors con TO
l
suited, 1867; Visitors TO American patcnts 4ue:
visitors to rcadng- room, :o55J; issues q perl
trurc Of S,tniay visitors. s!r.: number Ut books
library Sept !, 7sdlo. Mr.. lubcns moved that t,1t
| the Secretary he requested Il, prepare. Tor the
benefit OF the members Of tho board. II state
| mcnt Of the financial condition ct the library. i'll
conid afford to spcnd for new books, such
| statement to be presented at the next tneettng
| The motion was carried, and tho meeting ad-
iouTneu.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.
! Having been informed TINT much cruelty was
practicrd nrnonn the animals employed IN tne ~
brickvurds ut Lake View. the ealiclcnt agent o1
accomuuu;cd by Mr. Ges,rse Eupelle. Sergeant
| OF the Lake View police force. ut once repaired
the scene OF operations and ioua tne fep,r1
mules we're being worked, song ot whose :;
shoulders were perfectly raw and beedtns. ~ ~
nnc or two aygr,v vnted Instances the collars sank
INTO the tiesh over an opening Of eight inches Of
| raw flesh on each side. Thirteen drivers UNI
proprlcIors were arrested. some driving q spar
| and some single animal. all more or less sa!1ef:
inr from this cruel af1iiction. These 1ucn hi.
their trial before Justice Parks. vino fined eact
from 81 10 - and eosfs hcstaG; tnu shl
nartfcs, charging them not 10 use the AnitnM
nlsai1, while in that condition upon the penalt1
of n heavy fine succeeding the second ouense.
THE OUNCE OF pREyESIioS.
| The insurance. mel, are still pcg-iug away a
!, tho adjustment Of losses occas'oneu " ~ ~
f{nteIy packing nnuSe lire, d1ld coH!Ctt "'-s
the Fuckers III regard to the present iack o. pro
| lection from fire. and the need OF dolng some
!: thin. to prevent further calatIlttcs nt ~
stock-Y ards. As has brcn previously stated M Il
| these columns. the packers themselves hav !.
3 | agreed 10 put in n couple of nre-cnglnes Gnu 8
/ lay a. water lnu!n from the lake to the stock
Ynrts The committee OF insurnnce-lnen nav
taken up each packl:lx-housc by ITSELF exam
!: iuc, its cuudiGon anu surroundings. ana WI
:. recommend to the several firms just what the
should do in tho way Of setting thoir houses u
4 order In addition to this. they VIII 1nilh
n general recommendation in regard to the VIZ
!, 1er- supply, and lnnke their rates nf lnStlraht'
). !. | accoringy The work Of inspection VIII prun
= = ! uDIy bc concluded BY tomorrow ni1ht. Ann N
y y committee will make their report 70 the hoar
of Fire Underwriters ntout the middle or l'.st
the week, Tie report s,n the adjustment of III
i. loss viii be submitted at the same time.
= NATIONAL SOLDIERS HOMES
@ The noard Of Managers Of tho National Sol
n f1icrs' llunes met yesterday ut tho Grand iaci,
;. Intcl holding nn ail-day session, which w W.
:. chictir devoted to routine business. I'll
IF hoard is composed Of tho following members
d t,nief % Justice Morrison X Waite; ea-Gov. lob
n II. Palmer. of Springtield: ILL.,: Gen. W,
franklin Hartford. Conn: Gen. w T. NcNt
9 | hon. New York; Gen. Cbarl les Roberts, HnnEo
r Nc: Mai, Fulton. wisconsin,: John y MnItl,
= Archisou. kas.: Col. L. T. Nrown. lnsrccto
1 ro,v.,, n md 4 II. Campbell. RAr