, 1881-09-04

r,acEers Yesterday picitcd the fact rhat the de-
tutls of the contemplated sStenson Fa,1ties " at
the Stock Yar3s had not been entlrclS @ t
The committee OF insurance mgm IN nans tbori s
vt held their cdan meef'nE' ~; u lake Jus have % not
t.uttcn the full plans for tho new "u.e, @ :, m III
This committee will meet tonlorrow, anu ~ u. ~
nrofaliiity will then receive full rcpoft US ~
,yhat has been done 30 time is being lost bnt 1
the arrangement OF tho work requires ano VIII
| receive uuc measure Of deliperatlon.
TIE much-talkcd-of CITY excursion n 1sa!n ~
| Yesterday morning for OcononowOc II, con-
sisted Of five cars and was i'll charge OF Assist
ant-Suleriutcndent slnrieE, Sa',,,nrE .av
Thomas O. Thompson: j. Howard. ti.s nsoTn M.,T..;
Gen, Herman Lcp. SupcrinteIsntU o. tfo Ma.r Ma"cd
ern.en o. isat'n tpeter ape stauber, drcth, rhep:
Methcre shorey, Meyer, ,S.ta Ssnfo1G: s'a,,,n % nn
| Murphy; Coroner H1atS"1!, state senator " hae'
| and County Con, missioner Khenwalu. Ine par
| ty will return Monday.
THE latest victim of the pool buying and tiger
ncht:ug 1nunia is youn; i1,Atl na'ned Ae2ai'aef
M..Eny' who ms Iecn employed us u hook-
EceDcr by Joseph Il. Quinn. Il Hour dealer at NO.
wurrant before Justice Wallace, alleging that
Thursday evening Mckay entered me ste.5 o.9
after business hours aud took about ~
10 work On the cave, aud it has since been , Iis.
coyered that Mckay has collected between S2o9
and s Of outside Ase6nns 6i ,xf e n' md tP
II, rrcat dcsttution. According to the best m
formation obta,nable, Mckay spent tue money
In buying pools and playing against tile bank.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN P0sr. No. 81. G. 4. IT,
ueY last evening ut tho Palmer House, Conl-
uandcr r. i. Howard IN tue cnAr. Nv pus.
decided to attend the Bloomington reunion, ana md
martic:nate in that gathering. The First itegi-
incnI band Of twenty pieces Will accom- Pr,
pany the veterans ran rrs' Ihf ,esent apmana armory
nt ;:D D. u Wednesday, and will leave by tue >
o'clock train C'snrade nowies was e!cSted
for tle Occasion; - @ GGFal t sfints
-. ;.,in them. Transportation bus been arranged
FOR at the rate Of $l.o for the round trip Custer
Fnsr meets Tuesday night and many OF It's
nn,nhers are expected to attend the reunion.
cnuosEK M.Tsoy held an inquest Yesterday
AT No ;i,5 Wabash avenue up'n Jaincs t. Dun,
cai,. tho slayer Of Thomas H. Lowerre, VINO aied
in ee!! at the Armoasi sIs snor1nm etnnil!a
1ion made upon tho deceased determined
that death resulted from acute peritonl!iss, r.
s,Iiin. from blows and other injuries, which the
i,1ry found he received i'll the Struggle which
,yas ended only in the fatal wonndluk ot Low
ere. An inquest WAS also heid al tno Motsue
aifv run t1owu and killed Frluay evening oy cars
IN the burlington l. Quincy Railroad uear tue
crossing Of Ashland avenue and Twenty-seconI
street The deceased was German. IS ycnrs OF
nrc only recently iH the country, ano AFea Ut
| No. SIS Vast Tweuty-hrst street.
ElECTIOS OF COUNTY OFFlCEH6+
1twas mentioned yesterday in the DISPATCHES
thai The hoard Of Supervisors Of LII Sale
County wig about to make up case 70 .ess
the question whether or not the county
1udoes and certAiu other county officers
hold over anbther year under tho new law
County Attorney Willctr. who hns been III the
same business for some time past, appears ,p 10
understand the nature OF the proposeM6 "a case ont
has no confidence in the movement Ihe ltoard.
as he understands, proposes to refuse to nx Inc
pay Of county officers at ed9 ~ 1sdrn's theIn
aud thus take the case TO the supreme Ioutt- it,
The point he makes is that the board can TX me
nav If the officers at any time between now anu
Zee. i. and that If it failed to act, the salaries
would remain the same rs last year, ano coLlse"
quntly, mandamus VIII accomplish no.nins; nls;
says that "Wednesday ne will haye case i, q ms
own which he thinks will hold. What It WILL be
he would not say.
THE CHATTANOOGA REUNION.
The Society of tho Army OF the Cumberland
met al tho Grand Pacific last night, Maj. Will
inn NJ Looghn PRESIDING Ep,nal The ,ho oo1eet &c.
rausements ~ @ ie for the thirteenth annual, re,
Gen. 1 A. n. Stout. Coi. D. ": Marshall, and
Of arrangements, and Gen. Stout and Col. f. ID.
Swaint Il Finance Committee. The members
desire correct the erroneous impression, ,, taat
membership shall include every oiticcr mud SOL
dzr n9 n} at fa any XII rcuar ssued
from t the Headquarters Of the Northwest an
nouuccs thatithe excursion train will leave Chi
viii viii he chartered for tho "trip; and
will Afford sleeping. accommodations whlle aI
rue se9non ,ns 4 s be ,sGa %nherc IN Wiz
salute ui thltecn guns tired ut sunrise; On lam
ernn Till, by t;ot: tianton's battery Fifth Ar
looks the b:sttlctieis OF Chickamn,lga, Mission
Ridge, Lookout Mountain and Wauhatchie- The
| morning will be devoted to ortnuization'
ri md n r.
nom tho tattetields will bt visited. During the
| sce,,ni day, tho Society of the army Of the
t,umbcr and and the Association Of Ex-COnicu-
crates viii assemble Oh C.mcrn Hill. and ut
nOun will Unite in raising the Stars ana strlpGs
witt, bccoulin:: ceremonies. An address OF well
! GONE will be delivered ':y representative OF
the Confederate Association and their coHr1ldcs,
| which will bc responded to on behalf OF the cx<
Feder* y Gst H. soe1!1I' f , rSnnand r1fsiasa q
| J'hc remainder of tho .lay will be devoted tu
| Sightseeing The proceedings will terminate at
/ night in grand illumination ot the city.
| GOOD FOR CASEY
| Martin Casey, the somewhat aged but by no
means decrcpit tender Of the Lake street bridge.
did voot piece Of work .s. evening in the WY
! the corner of Randolph and 14A sallc streets
! waiting for a. cur, when he saw a
Of psssaP%s % u Sap xS sares5cd " her
| rather abruptly. The girl refused u notice the
| FELLOW, whcrcupon ho becanle holder. and finally
l,ad the object OF his insulting attention bathe1
| iu tears Casey ca1ne To the rescue ut this
| juncturc ana asked the girl what bad taken
| place, und she told him between her
! sobs ' that the masher had bccn trying
| with him Then Casey turned his attention
to the fellow, who had been quietly walking
away md in less tiu1c than il lakes to tell it Mr.
| Musher WIS. comparatively speaking. II total
| and bloody wreck. Casey had hit him hard md
| often. and the crowd that gathered around and
saw ths weeping girl nppanded. The girl was
I put on a C:lr-sbc on her why home to
,I'went y-sccoud arI Hnstc.i strccts-and the
thumblcd ulasher made himself promptly scarce.
3, NOTTES FRUIT.
It was stated In yesterdays TRIBUNE that
Health Officer Mcrki had arrested fruit pedd1er
1taulcd McNulty, who RUNS stand oppusit the
| Palmer House, for selling dccayed truit- Nc
| Nnlty snid he obtained his fruit from II mum
named Joseph Walker. who runs IL fruit store ON
North CIArk street, just North Of the bridge. ind
| who furnished stands In different parts OF the
| city. Yesterday reporter called Mt the North
| Si.le place and asked for Mr.. Walker. lie WIS
informed that therc was nj such tn.ln rhefe, anA
that Mr. Turner runs the place, ind he w:t9
/ out While waiting for his return the reporter
..tuok in " the place. 1t il shallow store with
bcnches ranged around the walls, and Il humber
OF men wcrc sitting about transferring tru!t
from boxcs to baskets Their oper1luons were
very curious. They would ill the basket with
/ halt-rottcn fruit, arrange few choice speci-
mems on the top. knit on sotue highly-colorcd
| musfuIto- citing, and 1t would present very
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