, 1881-11-06

. suAIc .! tna purity should return. and IL
.nanS agent ut the labor excaan9e Tl1ev mus.
.g.. 90 among the ana for this sum tho Alton
a6ippc tbpm bpeopIe 1 ,h a!tsE hearing Their story
u. aas naa some complaints Ut sin,iar character
~ ~ uenl with. issued warrnnt for tho arrest oi
euar'es tybe's. the manager Of the exchange .
~, slScs sts the Chicago City Railway Company be.
gun tue construction Of the cable rnnd on State
street It has lost hundreds of hoes and shoyels,
Which are thought to have been stolen
y some oi the llborcrs who handled the tools
Jul out 'ttely enpoyetl us lab',rer on the Gu ble
r.Iu' WIS Eccn st'tng INTO State street p;lw.,
EMP with = hoe ind 4 saorcl. M which he wan1-
eato gel - fi.nts. lie w:4s arrested. however.
before tnrEain conld he made with liz. ,,,.yn-
nr.'ker. and Yesterday was held to the Criminal
an'i being ixed u0 II had hee,, OK thai
Ho$an would sQncal on some Ut the others, but
he did not.
p THE wholesale roDbtng of unsophtstfcatcd
s.sanSers a1n continues undated ulnong tho de-
night Charles j. Lindman. II Swe,c living ut No,
= sherIaau street, allowed himself to be ropel
Into Ida Nays den. aud while there wus re-
lieved Ut s3@s' in cash. The proprietrcss and IN
inmate named Jennie Love were arrested for
the theft Only few minutes thereafter an
Patrick Do1len. who lives Mt tho cnrucr If
michigan and Market streets, reported ut the
Arnory that he had been to see Dora May, m
had been robbed OF *61. Two officers jntne-
tsiatelv started arrest Dora. but she had lied
from the house, and could not be found.
FoR some time past tho Union Club has been
casting about for II site on which to erect n per
Mnient -ht>nse, and the lot ut the southwest
ct'rner OF Ueurborn avenue and Washington
place. oppo$iI the present quarters If tho club.
for the purchase of this ground have been going
on for some days, and at meeting Of the d.
rectory held list evening arrangements we're
made whereby the club could purchase the prop
erty for S3i SuD. although fetinit decision rs
10 whether he purchase was tt he made was ar
rived Ut: The lot measures lo6 feet on Dearborn
avenue by lat feet Washington place. una
would make an admirable site for Il hnuse. If
the club decides to make the purchase il is
probable thnt ground will be broken curly next
spring.
6:3l ocl,ck Friday evening 1T tie t1sstne Of FHt-
rick NaEie- who ''ccupies apartments with his
wife IN ti:s t~o-story tenement house, No. 27:s
Nn1l!fela STREET. 1T Fhe hour NAMED two young
men with theff faces covered with burnt cork
etltcrs.d Mrs. Sa1lcs roo., and demanded money
-.a! there @as on tho premises Her husband
was away OIL visit to his brother. n1d the
poor woman frightened nigh unro
death by the sudden appearance nn
a made Sohaea o outcry Of the rcfs toS
hold of and held her while his pal made IL thur
".1gh search ot the ruou. und found package
under *heif: :Aftcr securing tin,l atno1nt II
pilihlrr the thieves withdrew without tltsug any
further harm, ,:ld weie 50 quiet itl their. de-
hunse had no knowledge or what mad ,een done.
So soon as Mrs. NaGIe recovered her clf-p:Sses-
sion she :.nve the :slar bt the birds had flown.
and she could give good description Of thg.n;
so there is no prospect OF their Immediate
capture.
MoSTJo1E C0MMASpEnY No. 81. Knights Tenn
lar. the junior con.lnndery Of illinois, WAS con-
l.: l.. Mum, Of freeport. assisted hy Il.
il. Past Grand Commander John C.. Smith
Grand Marshall; '. +. deputy Grand Com
wood, Joliet, Grand Gent.raiissima; En-. Sir
Waiter A. Stevens. Grand Captain General:
F.. Sir John Wot'dlnan Grand l'rctase; Sill. H.
J. lacobus. No. 81, Grand Junior Warucn: Elm.
Sir John Witbeck. Grand 'rrcnsur.r: and Elm.
Sir iii "; Dar'mrd. Grand ftecor1er. This new
andcry numbers forty Knights, a:ld Is tho
first mounted cu,n1'landerv III illinois, The off
rcFs installed hy tue t:ra,,J Commander are: Il.
ir =, Warren y! , G par'ls Co'n'nanicr: Sir Ihomas
nell. taptain-Gcn:rai: Sir Henry F. Billings,
l'relnte: Sir Oscar n, Mann. Scnjnr Warden: Sir
/; Gorge ". Muir. .i,lmior Warden; Sir E. II.
Recorder: Sir Milan C. I,dllssck. Standard lear-
r.: Sir HSnry j. M!;x:!:'' wor nenrSr v SIR
LELAND, Captain uf the Guard.
\ STRANGE CASE or PREMATURE RESURRECTION
vas reported by the Police yesterday. The fort
Inate .,ainy who WAS brought t'ack from the
,uputton and PLACE Of residence were not
lscer;nined. Night begore last he went /
rto s!''on on kinzic street and called for |
he beverage be fell to tho fftn>r, apparently I
lead. His face assumed II .1cath-fike h'1e md !
lis limits bccnine rigid and cold. The prnprie1or
ur pus!cetnNn An officer arrived. examined i
he prostrate ndvidnAl.: and 'iec!arcd thut ne |
vas dead. The police patrol wagon w,ts called, !
Shea supposedly ttefunct body w,ls put into it.
hui the vehicle driven to the t1,or:rne. Arrived I
it that ntl0rifcrDus An0 r;tt-rlcn architectural |
lisSrace shcl was laid ou1 upon henst1. md /
a hflP1
'nssican amt the Coroner. As the driver II the
wagon. :i,e accompanying clacer. and the |
the sx o fe st a
,ccanle red is though a'..ereti 1T tho thought Of
,ein9 obliged 10 endure The stencil Of the place,
mid sl:rI-llg $n,1nd Wits heard III h: thrnat. !
Nth no lir1ic surprise be WAS watched for Il few !
tiinutcs. in which time bis b"ty WAS seen to !
witch MS though powerful eiec1ric current |
Innh, as 10 The existence uf a vital spnrk, the !
ulcers Fitted Shea from the BENCH put him In ;
he wru n..nfu- nIld In due time landed him III |
tie Chicago, Avenue SUTTON. where be spent tho
tight III stl1nd steep. Yesterday morning one !
If the day officers. who happened u En'w him,
and secured his '}iSchar8e and he
..pArte.l not mach the worse for his strange /
NpcrieIice- He himself offered M explanation !
II the affair beyond saying thut he mad never
'efore been so stricken
QUARTERS Fol. THE INSANE.
The Committee on Jail and .}aft Accounts Wis I
cd the Cr,ninst Court building yesterday, in
nn,pany with The County Physician aud the
lcrlu, AIld decided tn ut apartments tor fnc
t,sare in the lower story OF the dearborn ave-
ue trsur. 1t thought best to locnte the itl-
anc ward US near. the ground MS possible.
that there would be dnn.cr
t the inmates flooding any floors below them
y tho breaking OF wuteF-pipes and the over
,w Of wash -baSins- The Sheriff ana County
'hys:ciA1 arc very anxious to bHHc the work
ut once, MS the present arrange
neal Is very bad fur the proper handling
+ insane. The committee aiso Thought the
=. arranged for the County Agent. |
Tic matter Of 4 now c0urt-rO,t,. in the build |
~. to take the place If the 6ilnpidatcd. quar-
FRS vacated br the County Court, was not def
lily settled, but the committee promised to re-
url III u few days and mature plans
ACQUITTED.
Dr. Major built the Major R!ocS, and. in the I
purse Of extensive business operations. be-
utuc tnvnived. He employed Mr.. Davenport, !
is cousin.s1o assis; him to Keep his books and
G conceived the notion that Uayetpnr1 had de-
rAu,lcd him in the luuing of the tnt}ilcy, and
rally commenced proceedings charging him
tt1 the crnhczzielncnt of about SIS wv. He
rosecl,1ed MIN before the church Dt which they !
ere bt,tt members. also before y Justice OF the
CAGE. ami ulsu elleavurei to have him in
ntcd. lic brought suit i'll the Circuit Court,
nd the case was partially tre1i abot1: Il year
1o. and linnily tried Inst week hcfore Juige /
awes und Il jury, the 1riul lasting solne ilfe
Tvs Upnr, ii ftii Httd thorough investigation
tho facts, tho jury found in favor OF DAvct-
,ri. thus yindiea1ng him from nj! charges OF
r.ry kind preferred ugusnst him oy Dr. Major