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, 1881-06-12
LOCAL CRIME.

Charged with I2npe-lsurg1aricss ETC.
Charles Cope, John N1eehan, and Frank
McNanie. charged with rape upon the per
son Of Mary Hamilton, Il domestic employed
at No. 32353 Indiana avenue, were before
Justice Wallace yesterday and placed under
bonds of $500 for examination June II. at
which time the unfortunate young woman
will be able to appear agail!st them. Lleut.
Beddell states that Mr. Ash, when apprlsed
of the facts, voluntarily assisted the police
i'll capturing his three guilty enluloycs.
John Mccormick and john BURNING
ham were before Justice WallaSe a;e
Yesterday for The bure'iai;y ;SslS Of n Sne
5oS5t: :e;S Cottase Grove avenue. and the house Of
Peter Miller, No. 3437 Wentworth avenue.
Tney were held to the Criminal Court in
bonds uf $500 each on each charge, and Ill
default Of bail were giyHn cells at me lall.
loonkpeper, was arrested yesterday upon
warrant sworn out by j. II. Rapp, the owner
of the building in which the saloon is still
ared, who charges him with Keeping 4 ming
house. The complainant atieses lA;.ilclqHs }!s
liquors from lquor store which Ills land
lord keeps in the vicinity.
Thomas O'Leary. known OIL the North
Side as ''The Bruiser,' was. before the 70
lee Court YESTERDAY charged WITH TIA an i;;n asiHais
'The assault happened May % at the corner, of
Market and kinzie streets 1T about midnight.
though though he lie lad in w. no WY provoked
O'Leary, the latter struck him across the
top of tile nose Will, Il heavy coupling pin,
breaking Ills nasal organ and seriously frac-
turing the bonds over his left eye. The
wounded man was taken To the County Hos
pital, and the assailant escaped. lie was ar
rested night before last, and yesterday his
case was continued under bonds Of $500 to
June Is. Collins injuries are so severe that
he could not survive them should inttamma-
ton set iu. lie is still at the hospital.
, 1881-06-12

TIE LAKE, TIE ROPE. AND THE RE'ol.' Els
MiIlari F. Hornev, III a. eccentric youne m'n
WIN has recently been employed ny dodtr' y
clark, No II Lake street, walked into the 1asc
ut the foot of Diycr+ey street, Lake 'lc"' IT.
about :. o'clock yesterday afternoon ana ~
tcmpte,l 10 drown himself. 0Iccr Anderson III
the Liucoti, Pnrk pntice dragged h'th hsnnre
ut,d led hun to tue Webster Avenue st'ato' -; .a
mother and sister called during the csen'!is aiiu
street. They explained that he WIS az t1u'cs
tre unbalanced. - ~,
,irs. William Jacko1s, IL married, woman ::
years Of aye, living with her h'isoaha ~ .r ~ ~
o'clock yesterday attcrn"oaf n"a ~ yi,h sh'ota n
reyo.ves. apS esFSe" The " bulIes. Of - ealibre;
entered her right teplo and took IN %w1h9 h1
hrs, Starkey urd Dlsse1t. who pronounce .he :,
wou od not dangerous. Mrs Jackots bus necn Il. Il
hug sufferer from sickness. anu neF ~ 10 ~
tributed to hysteria consequent upon nc' 1l'a'
ady. ,,a
Peter Darn, Polish laborer. !: years OF ase,
living at 10. 4.s7 North CARPENTER strcet. ~
tempted to commit suicide last night oy nang,
ng himself pnrn IS ehFIe f M o,rn a,d nls
e,rintcd and demanded that his eldest
daughter should give him her "eek aSs
earnings The girl retused anu i. ~ I'd.
joinin:: room, tied IL rope aoout nls neGA' nv nv
suspended himself from hook IN the w;tii: os1c
of his sons went into the rta>fu shorty tneIg
after and found his father very neatls oTau g;,.
lie cut him dnwn and rtSuscltdteu nun. 1ne
sights near the brink Of the hcrehiter a'u s'o,
greatly rcrrify the old MIN. for l'ist 50 soon as
be WAS able 10 talk hc threNteneu 70 Mi hot onit
himself but all those who had tceh tnstt ~. "a,
in saving bis life. The police we're nppealeM, ~
to take charge nf him. nnd now ne Is III u ecu IL
the West Chicago Avenue Station.
, 1881-06-12
THE MARCH Of PROGRESS.

The first weeks business Of the "Central
Restaurant - and - Randolph street, is con-
elusive assurance Of its permanent success in
catering to the wants not alone of business
men, but also OF ladies, who, BY their large at
tendance during the past week, showed that
they also appreciate not alone the elegant
"bill OF fare" but also the polite and very
gentlemanIy attention of the white walters
$50 neatly attircu), who certainly have done
the best work possible, both for themselves
and for the interest OF the proprietors. LII
the complete equipment Ut this new enter
any information OIL that point, only to say
that it is owing to its complete furnishing
that it has been able to SO well crafty the
thousands who have already visited this res
taurant, and which gives assurance Of the
ability of the prouriet0Ts to take goud care
of all who patronize them IN the future.
Any one passing along in front Of this res
taurant could not help being tempted to step
insile and satisfy an appetite created by
viewing the very fine show OF choice season.
able fruits, vegetables, meats. cakes. ETC..
displayed III one of the handsomest show
windows in Chicago. Certainly Messrs.
George, Mcbride s. Deyine. the popular pro-
pretors, have reason to feel gratified with
the patronage bestowed, and ask for con-
tiruance OF the same.
The cigar and tobacco stand is controlled
by Nessrs. Durtis Bros, the wholesale and
retail dealers, Of 2e4 Madison street, as also
is that OF the Clifton House, which is n sutti-
constantly stocked with the best goods i'll the
, 1881-06-12
THE CITY-HALL.

MAYOR HARRISON yesterday assisted In show
ing Secretary Window the beauties ana virtues
Of the Crib.
Cry TREASURER BRAND received $4,000 yes
1erd,y from County Collector rJohnson,-receipts
from taxes Of 1s79-'S0.
4 ABC1Lp1Sc permit vas granted yesterday to
c. 81. Hotckin to erect one-story barn. - by
3 feet, No. 1896 Wabash avenue, to cost <22,0)o
MAYoR HARRISON, acting US Commissioner Of
Public Works, yesterday opened bids for im-
proving a number OF streets, but the lowest
bidders could not be figured out
MAYOR KAISER Of Bushnell. ILL.,, has requested
Mayor Harrison to ullow his eagle to soar at
that burg the Fourth. but the Mayor insists
thnr he IS going to uy the bird for the people Of
Mattoon on that day. and no one else can have
him.
THE Committee on Streets and Alleys, North
the business left over from the last Council. all
Ct which was Of Il purely minor character. Aid.
Blair spoke Of the necessity Of payements with
hrm foundations, having given tho subject
great attention during his travels in Europe and
other c1imes-
THE Committee on Licenses was to have held
q meeting yesterday afternoon, but owing to
the illness Of the Chairman, Aid. Purcell. the
WIS large delegation Of livery and mack men
present. as well rs Attorneys K S. Tuthilt, David
Quigg. and Harry Rubens, who had intended to
lay their grievances before the Committee.
4 SCMBER of people called around at the
City-Hail yesterday to complain TO tho Mayor in
the Board Of Education. They claim tha, I'M
other unnecessary change has just been made
IN arlthuetics,-a change which involved great
the burden. One man complained that he had
st1 out OF nine children attending school, and
that the change imposed upon him a tax greater
, 1881-06-12
SAENGERFEST-1881.

An Addrc.. By the Committee on Dec
orntio.as TO the Citizen. Of Chicago
In few weeks from now the twenty-sec-
ond Singer festival Of the North American
Singerbund will come off i'll this city.
Such degree Of enthusiasm as Is mani
tested in connection with this event has never
been shown at any similar occa. lon. Inc
participation of the singers throughout the
country is BY far the largest ever seen before
The influx of visitors, thanks to the eXtranr-
binary and complete arrangements Win
all the railroads leading to Chicago. will no
doubt be immense. Now, i'll order to secure
and houses beiittiny to the occasion,
the undersigned Committee would beg to :ni~
dress itself to the public at large VI thts
great anti growing city. earnestly anu rc-
Spectfuly urging the same not TO postpone
tie matter Of decorating in measure r.
tl+cting cre.litably upon our CorlnonweAitli.
The Committee teryentty hopes that the Iltt
OF Chicago, the great metropolis OF the West,
will present itself to the slnsers OF ;aneraea .a
| and their visiting friends III its gayest ana
| and brightest light aud colors. chicago
must not take a back seat as it were, as
compared with other cities, the more 50
since the. expectations VI our tlsl.o!5 a,,;i
5sty sgsinsf so i IS Is wei 'f Hao%n pssi ss aa
nothing is more creative ofa festive dispo-
sition than streets and buildings
pIoFrsELY AND TAsTEFULLY ADORNED
with flags, wrcaths, bunting. and garlants.
! REPORTS Of an exceedingly encouraging char
acter, as far as the North Side is concerned,
| are already III the hands of the Committee,
| North Clark street standing prenntlnent1y
| above all other tlloroughfares. Extending
| from the bridge to Washington Park, this
| BEAUTIFUL street will be respiendent, with
decorations of artistic and brilliant design.
| The entire space as mentioned. will: besides,
| be lighted by electricity, and will. therefore,
appear like 4 beautiful picture out Of fairy.
| laiid. At the intersection Of Madison street
and Fifth avenue the businessmen have IN
aug1trated successful movement to erect
| grand triumphal arch, as the report goes.
| This is undoubtedly very promising oesl9l-
ming, and the Committee express hope that
this example will speedily find eNultant tD-
| lowing in the interest Of this great and BRILL
| liant festival and to the everlasting glory OF
! the Garden City.
| In conclusion, we beg to assure the public
that the Committee OIL Decora ions have
spared no efforts to do justice to the task ll'l-
posed upon them,-the decoration uf the ~
terror and exterior Of the Exposition Build
ing, in which the seven greatest vocal concerts
ever given will be conducted. ....
| The COMMITTEE ON DECORATIONS.
, 1881-06-12
fla / S.

The Hats and Bonnets we offer
are all choice and fashionable.
We quote lot of fine Tuscan
Bonnts at 83c, sold this season at
So. so; lot Of Black French Chip
Hats (1ow so fashionable) at 75c,
only one sold to each lady; lot
of Rough-and-Ready Hats at soc,
new shapes. Children's trimmed
Sailor Hats at age, worth ST. Chill
dren's extra fine trimmed Sailors
at soc. Misses Panama Hats,
trirn'd and lined, at the ridiculous
low price of 62c. A great many
other bargains in this Department
, 1881-06-12

Than he was able to bear. Another compdatshne.. ~
had six buys attending school: None ', ~ the the
parties. however, succeeded IN seeus 'oo
Mayor.
nr SHAW. the Secretary of the Board Of
canui Commissioners, addressed Il ietter- l."
Tuyor Hu-r.son yesterday. Rsking MIN ~ ~ ~
poiut time and p!aee tor r;d,nnor nutnpins.
werks. The Mayor Immediately replied or
fixing the time Ut meeting tit II oc!0ck u, IuGi""s
morning in his prlvate office at the Clts-halA
THE matter Of sending ~ .aldermanc ue'S7 in
t.";n,,,py with tho Mavor, as suggested oy me
intter' and mentioned in yesterdays TNluuSE.
freely discussed oy me the ,,v.a1i ;,luti' Very
naturally ull expressed themselves In favor ua
at least a six weeks adjournment, while m:iny
Looked :n} n2 ne
cities -iu the Old World. II Is more totn nAS!s
timr the matter will be brought upby one OF tne
Aldermen tomorrow evening Ut the nlcet ,.;;; % n
rhe Council Tho Mayor Insists that II Will ue
$500 well spent to send Il Con,ln'ttee to EUROPE
Nearly every one of the thirty-s'x mcnlhe!s H:'s
suddenly discovered htS fitness TO serve III tne
c:.pucity Of " visiting s1atestatn
Why DEAD ANIMALS ARE LEFT TO ROT IN THE
STREETS.
The complaints abnut the delay III removing
dead nui11,uls continue to come i'll, anu Uf. W
Wolf was again spoken to On the subject
tertIay hy Il TRIBUNE reporter. The Doctor II! ~.
sists that the contractor answers ~ r,,;I ~. i"s IT,
BE- lying in an ull:y, aud INC
people living rear supposed. as a matter oi
course, thai the tn.u. would be reported ~
ryniicetnau. nnd the animal promptly removed.
Tue horsc lay there couple OF uhys, untn ~. !.
becomes highly. olorifcrous: Then one Of me %
neishbors w,uld run 10 the staf,on. Ana sta.e
The fact to an officer, who would taKc a menu.
r4ndum Of 1t, and put tue n,emoritndn1n M n' ~ cs
p,cket instead Of reporting II the HeHl3u Otucc.
i DELAY OF anosher two days occurred. when
there general assault nj the ~ } ris:
merry Ned and round that the de:d AI!n,:ll @
had never been reported there. Ihere IS ais',
:lnother rcasuu which the Doctor uld
not state, und it is this: SONG so,;ara Of are tne
employGs of the lnlon ~ hGnnS.,ns ';1'd ,l.
mals, are in the habit OF getting on a tear
On payday. and keeping drunk Tor seEc1nl
.1avs pay-iav is on. the 6th of the month, which
last week The emp!ss ta IT. i'nvs an,s
mails even when called upon. This is probably
the true and only reason and 1t IS respsGttuay M
that this is i. fact for which some e,npt',ss ot
the Rendering Company will youch. II inc tom
pauy viii employ men who will Keep sooer tne
public will naye no reason for complaint
, 1881-06-12

Tl,1MB1E-June 10, Emily, beloved wife OF Will
t Funeral 1 from Tcsdeace. le' Frcnts Sunday. June
j.. at j D. NJ. BIZ carriages TO GEaceland
uY!isS xfo g. 'i u iI wa the .
Soi!ce OF funeral hereafter.
ROWAS--At Racine, Wis. Friday. June 10; e:D P
n. Franc. Rowan, daughter Ut Cornelius anu ha'e
%e5n'aF S 5nne eeSsrs Ssllte + +
Funeral services will be held at sprinEne'd Mass.
an +. ss nd # saxs!e snsGe fsGer
suEf Ena txn IS ~ e q Franz children u I5fon +
HoLToS-The funera, Of Eugene , Maurice: youns.
es M .be 4 Ga SS M
day. 3p m Friends of the faully are invited u
son m Of Thon,as and Eiizaoesh ,icSamara. aged
Funeral frcxu residence ls:s South De.rborn-st-,
MeayE :,c5Ss,n b. eF;iaSe: Dsesrs 70 pa %a,ys cow
W t3sa + Rs5,o@fy sysl = ,n.i,t1 in rs th yeaE
l.CHY-June $. at ~ Wabash-av., Mrs. Anna luby.
n2ed :; years
e2 u At IA Sss s9f 81
.Youn.s. own. o.. aged years and uuashs-
Of s nit s ,n MaS Nass
ans, kF1 cTs az HS:: !" sunday At
kE1rz-June 70. Mnlvinn aged II years. ana David
ace years and 5months, beloved children Of Joseph
Funeral from resdcns.,, lGo West rolk-st,. Sun
day. June T., at : p H. TO Grace!and
CLAY-Pcrcy, infant son OF William w. and Alice
W Fane:a! services residence s54a v1neeunes-av.
Sunday. June l., at p. III. Bur'nl private.
DIFF.1une u, at ID p H.. Dale, sou OF James and
xsnf; t{se z p0Ft ana
sasq5aaE s, Ju1e G II Il a. H. 1sa E1s
sears months and Is dav..
parents' residence 10 iii Seoor-s, b. carriaEes TO
, 1881-06-12


1IICKEY-GINI.ET-!it the Cathedral ut the HOLY
Name TUESDAY. June :. by the Kev. Father Delaney:
Mr William Hickey and Miss B 4 Ginley, both VI
Ctliea.o.
utnce nf brides parars, b: tue Key G. tT1thitl
Alvin Jones. Jr uf Chcaso. uad Miss IL Aoote Sece'
Union City, Mich. .
rKAYEif-COSE-Ned Enorn'nE ]nnG ;;
Mt tbs. residence tho brides law T.! lslFu
Prize n.rthwes corner Sactyn-* und Carruif-ar.
bs the Rev L. T.. kttred.e. MIR. Thomas y. Stfayer,
Uf Springfield. ILL.,. aud Miss Grace l.. Tone
ET-GLlSGMAS-June7. :. by the Rev. Dr. B.
F. Fleetwood ut the residence 0t tie BRIDES PARENTS
13 University place. james y. dal9e5 anu Lau1a
CiinCnau. No cards.
BAKER-M1l.Ls-At the home Of the BRIDE: = p. r..
rcnt$ Wood .1ucx, ILL.,. June =. the Rtv. u: Wells
oficiatiu Caroline J. Mills and Geo1:e A. Il Baker,
kISG-LEOS ARD-By the Hey Or: RYDER, at the
residence Ut the brides mother. Mrs H. t. teonafa
.{tI Nichvan-;y. Mus Grace q. Leonard and Mr. W.
L. X ,t3x, with L. e. Leonard i TO.
EE Taunton tAfas1) papers please cory.
, 1881-06-12
STABBED BY A CH'NAMAN.

Charles Mansfield, roonler in the Pacific
Block, at tile southeast corner of Clark and
Van Buren, streets. in quarrel at 7:15 last
evening with Wing Lee, Chinese laundry
man doing business in the basement Of No.
$50 Clark street, was cut by the latter
in the left thigh with large
sheath-knife. Mansfield left shirt
and collar at the Mongolian's to be
washed, and upon going there last evening
WAS handed his package and asked to pay
esteem cents,'' which in .'pidgln - means III
cents Mansfield refused to pay it, and i'll
sisted that 10 cents was all the job was worth.
After a wordy combat lie laid the latter
amount upon the table and started for
the door with his property. The
Ctinaman therenpon bore, down upon
him with the knife, and made 4 vicious en-,
deayor to puncture his abdomen. Mansfield
was attended by DR.. Phillips, who pro-
nounced the wound severe, but not danger
Gus. and thence he was taken to the County
Hospital. Wing was arrested BY Officer
Alex Bold, and was locked up at the Armory.
, 1881-06-12
RI OW ERS,

The Flowers in this great Dur
chase are elegant, all fine French
goods, and we shall offer them at
soc, ST; $3.50, and Sc per spray.
The sprays we are selling at ST
would be cheap at So. 50, and those
at So are well worth from SIS to S..
This is a rare opportunity to get
choice goods at almost nothing.
, 1881-06-12

1sham. Surgeon, of the Chicago Nth SGbei tfeir
western Railway, came up I .G-u" oassrd ti1e day
ut the lake. .>,,o rommandery,
f,I;icaso. IS maxim. arrangements tor an o,Hs eN
carsioll Of the Commandery, to occur soA'o
time in July. 1x,,r;7ad last
nirl1t rI by ~ boarder who tappe te ill., ge{7 geG
n ting about IS. also u $40 shotgun 'ti,t. tha
several billiard-balls, etc. 40 trace - 'A'o
thief has been found. ch;,,go ar
j. {. Walter and family, OF ChleaSo' o.
rived last night for the season.
, 1881-06-12

coupops of Cook County bonds. eacn
calling for SIS. Mr. johnson, noweesr' ,os'.
pronounced one of tho coupons n l"tEes. t
s,r Mt least be was In Doubt as to its genuine:
ness, 50 be did not cash any of then hut ,,. Kent
lil three intending to Investigate the case t"ns
at II later date. ,o,,ad
Virgil were indicted for negotiating s.oied 3iea
bot,9is-not Cook County bonds-and were ts'eu .e;.
IL, tho Criminal Court. Mr. DGns!oM n,,, rms aus,t
attorney, ami he his case. In part pay lneI ~
for bis services he was given the recelp. lor
the three coupons and told he might maze G "9t M
he could out Of tnem. Mr. Denslow asked Mf;
IHhnSs,, fur the coupons the: were refused
bin. and the rcpleyu sl,it is to recover the con-
nnns The writ is returuahle June Il at III q. H.
, 1881-06-12
fOl]YD DEAD IN THE STREET..

Sreciai Dfsp0tch 70 Iht C'uInFV 17so178es
ATLANTA, Ga. June 11.-Cllrlstopner oo',
Ivan, IN old resident Of Atlanta was loupu
dead Oh the street this morning at all cary
hour. Last night he left home i'll paft1a1ls
intoxicated condition for the purpse VI
roing after medicine for I. member Of the
family who was sick. mt coming back alter i1s,:
a reasonable space OF time r'e. sea,ci' ,...r. MTa
fnuntI mpon his person, will, the exception OF
= confusion on the head, CAUSED, 1t Is SUP
uostd, bY :; fall.
, 1881-06-12
SllNOAY IN IA SAtiE,

Special Correspondence Of The Chicago Tribune.
LA SALE, ILL.,, June 11.-Sonc days ago
the ladies of Peru, to the number OF forty
one, petitloned the dry-goods merchants, who
kept open Sunday, to close their doors and
observe the holy seventh day in a fitting,
Christian manner. This action Of the ladies
is regarded by the wicked dry goods retailers
as carrying things little into extremes, and
, 1881-06-12

W0NDE III

Bargains. Last week we made \
large purchase of very choice
MILLINERY GOODS at a verv
great sacrifice to the importer
consisting of IS cases of fine Straw
Goods, 785 sprays Of elegant
Flowers, 345 punches of hand.
some Plunes and Feathers, and
Ga pieces of Ribbons. On Mon
day we propose to give our Gus.
toners the benefit Of them AZ
prices that will astonish them
We have space only to call attcn.
tion TO a few articles.
, 1881-06-12

Special Dispateh to 1Ae Chicago Tribune.
LAKE. GENEVA, Wis, June 1L-Every-
body who owned or could borrow Il boat and
tackle were out cisco fishing yesterday. The
day was fine and the fishing was good, and
some large catches were made It is esti-
mated that the entire catch aggregated 1,000
cisco, besides large numbers Of bass.
Charles Murray, Superintendent. and Dr.
, 1881-06-12
FEA Z HERS.

Lot Of Elegant Cream Plumes,
long and full, at So, $2.5o and s..
well worth So to 81.
I Lot Of Handsome Black Tins
5oc: usual price, ST.
, 1881-06-12

has nroyoked many sarcastic rejoindeTs.
There is a running fire at long range IN the
ioca. newspapers between ladies ana met-
nh1 11tS
, 1881-06-12
RIBBONS.

The Ribbons in this purchase.
are very desirable. Among the
many bargains we shall sell 4-inch
Onbre Surah Ribbons at25c, wide
shaded all-silk Ombre SuEah Rib
bons at 8oc,-price elsewhere
S1.25. An examination solicited.
, 1881-06-12

~~-~~~~~~-
NOT1CE-TIIE FIRST RED RIBBON
IN Reform Club Hf No. III Twenty -*ccond-sL. will
give Il musical and literary entertainment un Tues
day evening: June u The best talent has been en-
Eured. W. 2. McCabe will uppeir IN his fnvuEi:e
character. Country Minister Doors open at s:U
sharp Seats free. Committee
TINE WOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER
l. nnce tn'n Of TwentS-second-sr will bold 4
mDnth!y MeeI.ls1 Monday, At Clock at their rooms
IN MtchllsAn-uy.
ET1HE NORTH SID E CITIZENS
T. Leasne fos the supp:ession OF Sale II Llauor to
Minors will hOd 4 meeting this evening In the New
ENGLAND CONGREGATIONAL Church. Deayborn-av.
Address wilt be delivered by +. T. araed. Ar- Emery
\. Storrs. ind the Rev. Il. t. Mtln Ali Interested Ia
The work are invited to be present
THE ANNUAL RECEPTION OF TIRE
J. i 1ld Peoples Home vii be held Thursday. june
st.: day and evening Music BY Hands Ofchestra
Ali friends cordially Invited.
, 1881-06-12


other entertainment at the First Methodist
Church on the EVENINGS June n
T11E following leading wholesale notions and
fancy goods houses have agreed Il. close their
on eta saturdays VI | Ut p. m: Kies 4 Co. ca j..
Neizier. Jos Mandf. Cruise i Evans. Emil Frlcse.
Blum Bros, Jos PEERLESS, Albert Stern. n. Cohen
Geilner s Wolf, Hyman Bros, Hartly s Co.,
Cameron & Mareau, Shoyer & Co.. Graves i
Hultng.
TIE Auditor Of Public Accounts of this State.
In a letter addressed TO South Town Assessor
Drake, under date OF June 8 says: Vessels
owned in this state arc required, when regis
tered. 70 be listed and assessed In the town.
city, village, or district In which they have been
registered" To prevent double assessment
and other complications public notice IS gwen
owned in this state and registered in this city,
TaoxAs kESSEpy. ltytns at Nc. 15o Thirteenth
Union street. were resting upon the fence at the
side Of the approach to the dulsted street
yiaduct. near Carroll avenue, yesterday. when
the ttimsy structure gave way and precipttated
them both TO the ground. q distance Of fourteen
feet. Schlckel escaped unhurr- Kennedy frae-
tho County Hospital By the West Lake street
patrol.
THE widow Of the late Charles A Burroughs,
who was killed last week By falling through the
Fires to express her thanks and gratitude in
public way to the firm for the delicate manner
IN WHICH 1Qey EQpHC0 tdelf sympathy IN the
fortunate affair by paying all funeral expenses
and continuing hts salary to Acg. !. and to the
employees Tor their tokens OF respect and attend
ance: also to Oakland Hose Company, No. l, of
which he YVES member.
THERE arrived yesterday On the Michigan
Central Railroad, BY three different trims, 800
Immigrants. mostly Hohem'aus. Poles. and
Germans bound for the Northwest Some :aO
Italians were going TO California. On the Lake
Shore Raltroad two carloads arrived. bringing
eighty immigrants mostly Germans. who will
stay In Chicago. The Baltimore d Ohio Roud
will bring tomorrow. at a. m, q whole train-
load Of Immigrants, coming from Germany by
way of Baltimore
TIE German Relief and Aid Society held a
meeting yesterday evening at which it was de-
cided TO prtfsccute the emlgraut boarding house
keepers il they fail to comply with the pro-
visions OF the revised city ordinances recurring
them to put up in their places the cost OF board,
lodging, etc 1t was also resolved to issue u
to meet tn National Convention this fail to adopt
Sumo general measures for the protection Of
German Immigrants
The Associated Press dispatch published yes
tcrday rclkttyc 20 the arrest in Denver of dis
honest customer Of j. Y. Fa1wel & Co. con-
1aiued several errors. i reporter who called on
the firm during tho afternoon learned thar w. [.
Beardsley, Of the hrtn Of Beardsley a. Buusch,
doing business at Tin Cup. Colo, came to Chi
caso some fifteen months ago and. On the
strength Of representations as 10 his business