, 1881-08-21

the the sui sum ef s107 having been already collected
uq1y1 utysheriT Burke served tho writ yester-
day afternoon. While Whiting at the Calooun
place donr Of the Grand Opera House. through ~:
which the actors generally nuke 11e;r ia .Ens s
who went out of the front door OH tlaIK strce. .
Burke, however. wasn't to hc fooGd. na:lnS s,,1 u
snoer 1hg1 R1rke ~RS hm and rested him
near tho corner OF Washington anu d1casnoln ,s:aa
streets and took him over to the Shcrlfs Office.
Aid. Hubert signed his bond' anu nc "as 1non
uoSonAnLy ACQUITTED.
The young nun Hunt or Hughes. who was ar- aIr
rested upon the charge OF roho,G JAMES u. ernr
ably discharged by Justice Wallace yestert!ay,
there being not IL particle Of evidence aSa,ist
him. and 1t is doubtful If suilvnn was ,,ix1,
but t1. he be did hot do So. When su llivau
that be bud esed 10 pcea ina
Curtin. who acted in vcry s1ranee @ sa,,t mmnac ~
desiring to club tho detective Inc account 6 oi
affair given III, IL TM Il1n6SG ao mms
to their own credit possibly On accoute " .nG t;
jealousy existing between tho regular force anu
outside officers. Mr. Hughes nus h9 hotn.Is @ ~ W
with free lunches, and Is q respectable man.
THE KNIGHTS oF pYTl1IAs
There is quite a com1notion in the camp OF
the Knights Of pythius over ,he recent Sundny
oHce * nam4q ana t1o nss'0n pcnis Eo in
schlitz's Park. 1t appears that Hermann II a.I.I
the commander was notified before he lett Cnl-
cugo with tho knights mat s, PC was vii roing m ine
waukcc protest was presented by Z. \. Curtis.
&. K. H. l. S. Of Wisconsin. There wore NUM-
bcr Of nlisinfor,ncd Milwaukee knights At the
depot when the traiu arrived. but. by order Of
the Grand Chancellor, they refraincd from par
ticpation. L. Hermann marched to the park
wtho"i Wiz him an cnoyed hescscs a an the
New Jersey pla1l,-crery onr paying for his own
beer. They had '' good time rc;1r1ilns ho.uc
in arms on account Of the invasion Of their ju,
rlsdictiou by these "Sabbatf- breakers" and
they will make q formal complaint to the Grand
command; and they will be joined in the prose-
cutIon by the Grand officers Of Illinois, tho law
Of this Jurisdiction also prohibiting any SUCH
Sunday paradcs, etc.
THE roLLEsroS CLUB
has recently made an important acquisition to
lis possessions. The marshes I'll the Little Ctlu-
met, near Tollcston, Ind, have long been !.
fuyorit resort for those who enjoy duck anu
snipe shooting, and the club owns all extensive
farm there, on which stands tho Club-hou
furnished with ample conSen'enccs 1or me
social entertainment Of the members and tUt
the keeping OF their guns, etc. The property Is
situated III Lake County, and is worth S40,0U
With view to still further cnhancc its value as
hunting ground. the club has purchased .,W0
ncres Or marsh land at I0lcStOu, near the cross
ing of tho Michigan Central and Fort wayne
Railroads, which is known t9 , 9e the ehoigeit
now beng inclosed By fence some fifteen ',illcs
in extent, and the club has taken measures to
have it thoroughly patrOlcd in 0rhcr to protect
1t against murauders. 4 law was passed ut The
last session of the Indiana Legislature making
it u mlsdencanor for any one not a member 70
70 OIL the aud under penalty III s. to $50, and
this law will now to Strictly enforced by means
OF the police, who are permanently stationed III
the grounds. The shooting Season opens On tic
LIST of September.
FAREWELL TO THEODORE THOMAS.
Theodore Thomas gave the last of his most
enjoyable season OF summer-night concerts last
night at the Exposition Building. The audience
as might have been expected farewell occsl-
sion OF this sort@-thOugh it is to be hoped that
the farewell Is only for scAso1l, and brlcf ono
ut thar,-wus one Of the largest and most en-
thusiastic of amy which have Ernccd the entire
weeks. Not the least pleasant feature Of the
| evening was that portion of tho exercises not
down on the printed program. Between The
first and second parts Pruf. David swing ap-
pclrcd on the platform with Mr.. Thomns+ and
addressing him and his orchestra, said that the
expressed the thaukfulness OF tho people OF
Chicago to Mf. Thomas and his assistants for
providing season of music that had surely l1u-
proved the popular taste, The Professor closed
his remarks with a glowing reference TO the r.
filming and educating influences of music. His
little speech was received with applause indi-
eating that the audience approved OF the in-
dnrscmellt Of Mr.. Thomas us Il true educator OF
the people, i warm ovation was tcnlercu Nr.
Thomas rs he stepped TO the stand. which had
been decorated with rare flowers. After repeat
cdy acknowledging tho compliment, Mr.,
Thomas Indicated that the audience WIS indeut-
cd tn his orchestra rather than to him alone, fOt
what pleasure and pr0ht they h,ld received rs
the concert proceeded the enthusiasm OF the
audience was marked, and tho cncores were
mn,