, 1881-04-10
THE CITY.

r,r A. II, HOUSTON, u. S. A., is ut tho
Palmcr. z,.-
IN. Il. II. PEARSON, OF Aurora, Ill, is at tho
TscMout- =
nc AxDEnsoS, OF Leadsil!e, Colo, IS at tho
fremont ....-
i1,ucE JAMES GRANT, OF Davenport, H., Is at
the Pacific.
ry-Gor. JOHN EVANS, Of Denver Colo. is at
the Pacific
GEORGE Bnows, Of Winnipeg, Manitoba, is at
the fremont =,
Mr.. Axn Mrs. ", c. STAFFORD, OF Detroit, are
1t the racitc.
PROF. A. S. PAcKwEI1, Of Providence, T. l.. Is
nj tue Sherman>
Mr. AND NKs. JOSEPH DICKSON, Of ST. Louis,
are at the Palmer.
..G.s. C. PARKER and family, OF Sun Francisco,
sre at the fremont
THE spring term Of the University Of Chicago
opeEs ,o-morrow-
COL KELLY. Col. Robbins, and Capt. Lebo q.
sA, are at the Pacific
q. " PEnR1Go, editor OF the Galena I1l)
Gazette, Is at the Sherman.
GEORGE r. WESDL1SO. OF St. Louis, the
lecturer, is at the Palmer.
Marshal of Dakota, Is at the Palmer
uSrrEp STATES SENATOR L. B. CORNELL, OF
Fort Atkinson, kas-, is at the Pacific.
F.H. Story, Vice President OF the Chicago e.
Eastern Illinois Railroad. Is Mt the Pacific.
NC. BrRcl1, United States District Attorney
At Grand Rapids. Mich., IS ar the fremont.
T. MISS ANNE GRAHAM and the mcnbers Of the
Legion OF Honor" combination, are at the
fremont
TIE receipts at the Sub-Treasnry yesterday
amounted ia $500 tn silver. Ten Thousand
dullxrs in gold a1ld $l0D III si1verwus disbursed.
TEE internal revenue receipts yesterday
SPIRITS s..ol6 tor tobacco, 81 ,SG1 for beer, and
Ss,;41 for beer.
C. J. PAINE. Of Boston, S. L. Thorndike, of
Cambridge, Mass, and Daniel Torrcncc, OF New
port. Il. J.. Directors of the Atchisun. Topeka s.
Santa FL RaiiroHd, are ut the Pacific.
TEE regular meeting Of the North Town
Bosrd was set for yesterday afternoon but Mr..
Eauf,uann was atseut and the Auditing Com
mtee had failed to represent. An AdjOurn-
meut WAS accordingly taken until p. N. Satur-
daT neAt-
THE Temperature yesterday, as observed by
Manasse, op,lcian, IS Madison street grR1BuSE
Duilding>, was rs follows q. sn., 81; n. m,
u: 10 H.. "; II Il M, 40 l. 1n., =; p. Ill.,,
=; 3 y. tn.. II: p NJ, SO. Barometer, = 4. H.,
a]IG; p. H.. -a>6s-
TIE Coroner held an inquest yesterday at No.
s5l Lnrsabce street upon the body of the boy
john Wagner. who was run over and killed FRI
day evening by Engine No SO Of the North
western railroad. and found II verdict Of acci-
DENTAL death in accordance with the facts,
AlDEKr DAnSE. - years-of age and living
With bis parents at No. Il Pearl street. slipped
frun horse car at the corner Ut Lake and
CLARK streets at 6:45 yesterday morning. aud
falling under the car was severely Injured by
the bncak-gearlns. He WIS removed to his
home.
YESTERDAY afternoon Deputy Coroner Han
sen sIjpped on tie Sidewalk in front Of no. -
Clark street, and fell heavily OIL the pavement.
striking his fuce with such force as to break his
nose. He WAS taken into the Office Of DR.. In
graham, by whom the injured nember WAS set
in place.
yesterday morning lying in the street ut the
corucr Of Superior and Leuvitt streets. the dead
body OF child apparcntly about months old,
taEen sna to tue u Vest Chicago Avenue station, and
the coroner notified.
MR. Sw1SARTOS, the Assistant Superintendent
Of the West Division Railway Company, stated
to reporter yesterday afternoon that all the
cars On all the lines had been running on
schedule time since ) p. Ill. Friday. The men
we're happy: and ats was going on US If nothing
unusual had happened.
Mr. r. HETT. residing ut No. ST. West Madison
station Yesterday morning that a dead baby was
n the vault nf the premises No. $50 Of that
street. Mrs. George Gibson had first made the
discovery. and had told Mr.. Hett- Officers Will /
ans and Hogan took the body, that OF full
[rown mule child, to the sutton.
People should avoid purchasing "alleGcd'
old rings frs,m irnpcrnnious ind'Hi,iNals who
lain to have found thcu and wish to sell them
,et.a;=e they arc hard up. Several men are go
II; about tue city swndting crclllol,s people
'ur OF their money on this new scheme. One Of
hem is Il lame boy, who uses cruiches. They
iuulu be given wide berth, rs their found"
ngs are pinchbeck Of the deepest dye.
JAMES WARD a faborer in Robert Laws coal
.nrl, and uoarcinE Vt the Lake House. was
nan Tying in lumbc.-yurd on Eorth GEna1
lreet supposedly drunk. He was taken TO the |
Sc:t Madison Street s. stat;9n. satnrdny morn
tith PARALYSIS, and he was taken to the County !
lospi1a!.
john f. TILLOTTSOS, the gentleman who Inst |
A!1 shot himself through til: body il, IN uusuc-
essful attempt to eo'unit suicide on account Of |
is wife's inndeIties. and who was arrested |
uulc litue ago and teld under bonds u keep the !!
cace Tor III assault upon and thrcAts to kill +
rough, bctore Judge Gary i'll the Superior
ourt Friday and III the absence Of prosecution,
from custody.
Dn. S. Z, kEEpY, formerly Of the United
tates army, II gentleman Of literary abilities,
ew York CntU'tc Wur1d, Of which Further I. T. |
[scker is th, leading cuitor. Dr. kcedy Is now
lstt Ing lhlcaxu. iu the interes: Of the mngA-
|
y unu Europe us Que Of the ;li.:cSt u1d most |
upular Roman Catholic publications printed In
ac English !anguGSe-
THE case of perrinc vs.. McLintler, on, tho !
barge Ut libel came before Justice Hudson at !
Is office. 80 North Ciurk street. ut noon ye*ter- |
~. Two witnesses. Mr.. Clark, If 4Atchison,
as. and Mr.. Taylor, OF Chicago, who would be
naGle ,u remain in town at tie further he.rtts
the case were sworn ard testified To the
:sprctabity Of the hotist alleged 10 have been
apt for Improper purposes by Mr.. Perri1e. The
.!cndant s't1r Out Of Town. Justice Hudson
"anfed Il continuance of th6 case until Friday
prniDg next ut = clock. |
THE 1umbcrman's Association has rented Il |
rye ruou on the second 1uor OF NJ. 25S south
utter street. which will be occupied By the |
lmbcrmau's Exchange hereafter. The new |
1arters will be sufficiently cupacious to ac-
immediate the trade, now numbering about |
firms, and will be 1aoir. comfortable and in !
cry respect niNre suitable than the little base- |
en1 which has been occupied Tor years for ex-
1nRe purposes. Accommodations for nen1-
rs and reporters will be provided. and it Is |
tended to have facilities whereby I'LL matters |
interest to the trade may here be brought to
Gus
ABOUT quarter before o'clock last evening :
freight trutu, drawn by engines Nos. lai and Z
o. the Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Rail- ! :
ad. ran into Il freight truin which was pulling
Z Of a side track ut the corner OF hfnzie and |
ncnlu Streets smashing tho rear car OF tho j.
Ter train and badly damaging tho two en-
les pulling the former. H. Eolntz, Il switch
~. YVES the only person hurt His lett arm =
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