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s "net' some de1Eit steps will be taken towards
@~eu4* *1s permanent quarters.
,.he .IF the county Undertaken. or some one c,eo
& business 1t may be to care for fhe pa,lper
ucu w; os'ts NIL exercise little more nlucrtr no
VIII make himself tisslikcd There is ar ~. ~;
cago avenue Pulied Siutinu the dead md a,ocnv
Thnrsd, ~ n,,,rni,, -" i,nni tnud IN the river list
| Gser " stncc Yesterday IN inquest was he'd. INT
hn,s itac e'rpse ' was not re,nuved IN few more
uays lhe men ut the Station viii bt. Sick nheI
from sewcl- gas posoul,s. rwinfcr cht,laro ~
cholcru fnfantuna. *ett' W
oo ~ 1,E tnaIhnSf has requested tho County
s'oafn ~ Ut ~ rue County Trc:strcrs oi;icr. Us
s"on us It's vacated byMr Johnson fnr t1,o m,
nFai'cb Of The Criminal Court Mr. Hrv.. the
ns5!slnnt county Treasurer. suited Yesterday
,r, cna' u. ula uot expect to renove to the new
.uu'.- i1huse before next October. The rusu Of
tnAlE'SerS is Just beginning. ur] a rcmuy;l 1T
s,ae present time world disarraage business
Az AZ Hesdes this the Treasurers ros n
Tue tle" nll'dtE will not be reudy for OCCUPANCY
for suulc ti1nc
| i anE apnns! election OF officers OF the Typo
s1nphlcat Cn!on will take place Wedncs lay.
;,c..' ~ ,ne ca1'uates names win he pvnre one
These, of his choice. The nnrnes Of the canei-
uaten Ie,: tor ss'c princpa offices are ms fn!!ows:
President. Jnseph c. Snow. john G. Collins; seq
rcta*y aitd Treasurer, SAnucl itlstall. Three
uslsss;es u TO tue International Convention whirh
tneels III l'rontu. Ont.> are Hso IL he elected,
tt!f Whlch 1hcFe urc about 4 dozen candidates.
InE Chfca:9" Shorrhandwritcrs' Association
nctu tneir regular meeting On the evening Ut
April II at lhe Il thanIru.u. Ss., 10 ucurts,rrI
STREET. The ulceting w.ss well n,ten.1cl. and
the report Ut the Secretary shuweu II I,trgc it,
crcas: IN the membership s'llce january last.
y committee aprni.ltei ut the last injecting to
consider the Question of u supper TO be given
BY tie nc1nhcrs uf the .Assucation rcnurtc,l
favoraoiy, and resolution was adopted tixlug
Tue tine tor the stiplfF. the evening ut Sept
!. and arranging fur the entcrtnin,ient of short
hanuwritcrs utcseut ut tho Nntlonul Convention
IL oe held IN Chicago oil that day.
THE following PARTIES have been deputisci to
receive subscriptions tor the purpose vi ra.sIns
funds tor the crectiol, vi Hi nrlun:y fur Battery
.: l. \. G.: l.. !. Hutchinson c. IL. pupc, t;eurgo
". Chasnrn Maj. L. +. Tobcy, Bnurd ut Tra,tu:
". Z. Sclpp. brewers; T.. 4. A:uy, DRY t!U,is;
Ch:.rses t: lIi!,ui,. hotels; U. l.. FIX, msnuG.c-
ur.rs; Ben H. Campbell. .]r.- blnks:- $. D. ltay
crttckcry, glassware. cic; Lest & itussel tohaceo
an;I cigars: Louis nut1. !u:nner: Il. Russell,
ct3i;,n,isstou; Cunrlcs 7: Leomrd. K J: Wulshc,
miscellaneous; Gen Js}seph Il. Stockton, cunl-
dealers; j. Il. Ho1ic. railroads.
THE provision ''corncr" exhibited few fcat-
t111s of Il Startling nature yesterday. Tue uar-
ket fur intss PORK, lard. and meats was strung,
With prices ranging higher thnn on the prev,t's.s
trading day. Mess pork ss,ld ut Sl..65 per burrcl
up To sis for dune delivery. which Is tne highest
prtce il has REACHED. aud closed 1T about $l7.95
The shurts arc sti tu be thoroughly scared over
the prospect for squeeze. ai1d are settling up
lind crawling OUT of the deal the hest way they
can. Old operators wink at the slnltmen T. that
the -Nilwnukec nlulilpulltOr is not running
dcAl, and say it Is working: out nicely. Lard vas
s3S0 SubEL THIS hu* pCtI1B now,
it Is said about three shilltngs hcIow the present
price i'll Liverpool.
RCsY us this town is In the manufacture Of
iron and it, the killing of hogs. " the business Of
proper attention. Th. poor quality If the
doncsticS i'll t;h'ca@o SHOWS how little demand
there is for dinners Ut tho. first quality. The
privileged few husc good e.uks. to whom
they paS large wages, and from whuul
they exact IN excellent. bill Of fare.
Tue large "u,iddte- cannot ret u
RlfHkbtH
general rule. neither mistress nor n1.lu knuws
practlcaliy how tocook. Miss juliet Corson comes
will give six LECTURES. hc;s1nntu. April is at p.
H.. III Fa!rbank Hall. and the tmshsun:ht wurtd
IS moved WIN great enthusiasm Wholesome
living. dainty coukinf;. is fortunately tor tie
next generation and tor this one coming to tie Il
matter uf fashi.nnbic interest. The sale of
tickets for Miss Cnrs"n's lectures prove that
many are iu earnest to gain the most important
Knowledge that is 10 bc had. The wt,tucn VINO
are WORKING fur The Chicago Cooklug School ure
DUNG great work
4 TIE strike of tho molders Of the Chicago
Stove Works. who have been out for clgnl
weeks, Is rather unique in It's way, At first
there was ITO question Ut wages at all. and no
the foreman. Charles ". Adams. The men
complain tlAt be Is donineerlnE and tyrnnnc cal.
rhAt tie Instituted lot OF new rules and had I
taasn posted up around the w'rks. and one OF |
them prohibited tue lnen from talking, and un-
other wis to the effect tnat the ueu shuuld be |
charged two cenls per pouul tor Ill overweight !
exceeding u per cent al,d lose tue cAstny. The |
lnolders have noth.ng to do with 1se melting Ut !
the irun. If the metal is not given ~ them IN |
fOrcc II, which makes It heavier II lakes very
expert workman tu cast to weight, aud us the |
unavoidable, and they only get about three !
fourths uf cent pound tsl3 toni. they /
complain Of the injustlre OF being tincd cents !
per pound in addition to losing al hour more
Of work. The turelnan becume 50 obnoxious to /
the nen thut they refused 10 work under him,
demanded his dismissal. and to Insure the COM !
Ht-,air5t I1ll he hnIItIr hired HF |
they agreed to pay tho amount Of nls salary.
$l5D. Their, demand was nor complied with.
of the foreman they uuw ask IN adynuce of Is |
per cent in their wages. The stove-mounters Of
The city have aIso concluded to ask fer an in
crease Of Is per cent ln their wages. No strike
is contemplated.
CARELESS DRIVING.
Willie Becruel. 4 child years and months
old, whose parents live ut NJ. al west Chicago
avenue, was run duwn ut ll:3O yesterday morn
ing while attemp pttny to cross the street ahead
OF Ii milk wagon. owned By Micnael Shea and
driven by bis sou Duuiel. The wheels passed
lnjuring bin internally. Dr.. George Philo, VINO
attended hiE,.says that the Injury cuused 'ianger
Is 1s e9eeed.rsIy ] ~ dnubtfui. lot The &c driver rive Of the
wagon was arrested BY Officer Stahl and locked
up at tho West Chicago Avenue Station, where
1e is detained await tbs result Of his careless
driving.
coRoSER.s 'oUEsr.
The Coroner held iaauesis yesterday as fol-
ows: At Le1nont upon sttnon Codey, u laborer
u years Of age, VINO while under the In-
iuence of liquor met his drath By being ucc'-
ientally run over by cars the track uf the
Chicago s. Aitou Railroad. At Hyde Park upon
he body OF an unknown man, whu wus found
ApriI by Officer J. B. MAYNARD Of tho Hyde
Park police, lying III a pnol of waterin al eighty
lcre lot near Sixiy-third street, between indiana
md Prnrie avenues. The jury failed tu decide
!pun the cause ct death. The |
|ead nun IL supposed to be one
H4tan Ellis. who once worked
L Cooks bookolndcry, in the Lakeside Build
ug. He was abnut tive feet eleven inches in |
Isht~ aged about Is yeurs; weighed about l65
uunds; had y light grAy mu5tache. II bald head. |
ln!uan nose, and scar on the right cheek: WIS !
rcssed in diagonal cuat and vest, gray
rouser5 stiff round top hat. buttoned shoes und
l,bbers. TIE BODY was tnkcn 10 the establish
le,lt of County Undertaken ShAtfey. Oh West /
la.lison. near nobey street, to await identthca-
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