, 1881-05-22

OF the fremont ......
. Mn AND MRS. c. 7. W1cKERsHAN. OF Plttsonse'
are at the Palmer.
MIR AND Mus. THOMAS BOOTH, or St LOUIS
are ut the Palmer.
Mr. AND Mts. n. MATrERsHEAD' OF Enelano'
arc at the Palmer.
rux Duke Of Sutherland aud party are regis
= tered at the Pacific.
C.JkFr RoBER1s and Alexander o. Bradley OF
New York, are at the Pacific
' Nh AND MRS. WILLIAM N. Bull aad family
:of Philadelphia. are at the Pacihc-
! A::P. SwINEroRD, editor OF the Marquette
{altch.) AininV Journal, Is ut the Pacific.
: MAJ-GEx. IRWIN MCDOWELL and Mai. 3. B.
Keeier, his chief Of staff, are ut the Pacific.
THE Iron -Mou!der's Union deny that any Of
H Sessions, denounced the assault AS dastAruly
and outrageous, ana 0ffer reward OF S1u Tor
the arrest and conviction OF the guilty parties.
The temperature yesterday. as 81 observed ny
TRIBUNE Building. was, at s a. M, 5. degrees; y
q. m, s.; 10a Il. H.. 50: IL Ill., s.: Z H.. 81;
Pm. T.; 3 p; NJ, 81; y p. H. %. bafome1ef'
"a. IT,. s@-64: p. m.:9to.
AID. SANDERS, who is :: plumber, says that
good mechanics in that line Ut trade are very
scarce, nearly all the old reliable hands having
left the CITY, Tho wages Somnanoea e are asot
it Il the lack OF reabie apprentices in the trade
that he nourns-
4 PLEASANT social affair occurred last night
.at the restaurant OF James +. appleton, state
and Polk streets, tho occasion Of hts receiving
ut the hands Of his muny friends IN elegant
'Alder1nanic bulge, costing over $50. The COM
1nttee h1ylnE Gnarge OF ne prezentan aoda COL
The County Committee On Town and Town
Accounts held brief meeting Yesterday
afternoon u which H.. they audltea .,aa aoont @
81, quo worth OF bills Ihey atsq eon-
ESE rnss 1mEn n
J some twontytn number, The oIs tor whose Is
sistancc have been very heavy Of late, and de-
froa ths icy 90 70 the County
:Foor-House for it.
Louis WILLIAMS 'Teli-known in connection.
with Clnyton's Drum" at No., So Mad.sun
while sns o the sf f4nt au2f Gf
Friday night, slipped and tell in such way that
his left leg nborc the ankle wns crushed beheath
the wheels He WAS taken to bis home ut NJ. u
Park row, and Was there attended By Dr. Owens.
&he injury is Il serious one. and may result In
!: the loss uf the limb. If nothing ~orsc.
w1LL1Ax xSHACGHSEssr. * years old, dropped
suddenly de,ld ut 3 O'Clock in the afternoon
while going from his house. No Ii Meagher
street, to the barn in the rear. Heart-discase,
for which be had feen under medical treatment,
Is supposed TO have been the cause. He had re-
Gently been in tho employ of the Fort Wayne
RA.lrund as foreman OF those employed In clean-
Ing and regulating PASSENGER coaches. He was
Ol4E Nk3Al611ANS0N$ II 3S.AA5 W E6@s WAA4Ac
boarding u passenger train ut the foot Of
Tweury-seveo&h street at 6:l0 yesterday morn
ing for The purpose OF gung 70 nts work at Full
man, AccidentAily slipped. and. falling beneath,
the wheels. had his right leg crushed OF above
j. the ankle A physician at St. Luke's Hcspitai.
htner be was a tkken 1oe trea,faeqs ,,fd isT WIS M
Eurist1anson Is Swcde only recently arrived In
this country, and was boarding at MOL Twenty
sixth street.
TaoxAs HESS1SG and David Baumbeck are
y k316a4Rt fka
suspected Of the murderous assault Thursday
night upon H. NJ. Sessions, Of No. SIS West Flf-
rnnis. and yesterday asked for and received con
.tinuances to the .G1h. All three subsequently
appeared 10 court to state that the difficulty had
be no ius1her prosecution. No reasons for this
Act7on were given or required hy the Justice
Mir. Sessions WIS able to appear In court, and
was not nearly SO badly injured as WINS at first
supposed. His differences With the Union men
will heal as his wounds heal.
SUDDEN DEATH.
: The Hon. II. B. Mcclure, wealthy and prom
lntnt attorney, of Jacksonville, ILL.,, died sud-
denly at 6:45 Yesterday morning while seated in
a car il the Michlgan Central Depot while en-
Ills poeed
nothing peculiar in him until he opened a news
paper as II to read it, when be fell limp
very few minutes, and without h struggle. His
name was nscertained from papers found in his
clothing. and these. together With watch and
NNoAt
lfe-insurance policy for <A},U0o. were turned
over to the Coroner for safe-keeplng- The body
vas taken Zen IL charge 6y an ~ un4ersaser 5 wlere it
ceaso2was native of Vermont. and about II
years OF aEe. For upwards Of forty years he
the lat eight years had engaged only iu look
Ing after his property and other private busi-
ness. Heart-dtseasse e was undoubtedly the COM
piRiut of which be died
RusAwAY ACCIDENT
Shortly before n 'clnn]- Last nrfnfDp hruurv
containing two young meu who had been driv-
ing about fnriously was upset in rounding the
occupants were thrown violently against the
curbstone, and one appeared to have been very
severely injured. The other. as soon as he had
glance, and took to his heels. This aroused
the suspicious OF the residents in the
sar anf Injured as R9ss 2ansr an patFo Tea
juries were ali slight He was thea locked up to
Hickey, and about two years ago ne wns arrested
By 0lboer j.. Fl. O'Grady for stealing horse
from ono individual. und u $50 horse aud buggy
from smother He managed to escape with Il
Jail sentence, and since coming out has been do
ing business us a butcher. The rig he mad yes
teFday was bred at Charles Hubbard s livery, No.
3al HAlsted street. 1t was only slightly damaged
in the accident
, RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
4 bad acciden. occurred to Chicago bound |
train No. Of the kankakee line ut about 3 |
O'Clock ycsterdny morning. Just after the train
had passed Templetou;a small Station In lndiann,
. herd of cattle was run tnto: The engine WIS |
thrown from the track, turned over and COM |
pletely mnshed to pieces. The engineer re- |
versed his lever and jumped, saving himself. |
but the flcu1Hn WAS caught by tho water tank. /
and buried beneath The debris of iron. The
postal cur which followed was thrown bodily |
over the engine and dashed down an ombauk- |
n,e.,t. Although the postal clerks were badly |
bruised. by Sumo miracle they escaped serious
injury =. =
The baggage CIR was thrown directly across
the track. with the smoking car piled on top.
Strange to say no one In either was seriously H.
3t,red. The other cars. five In number, kept the
1rAck. The frightened passengers awakened
frt,:n their sleep dUzny and poured out to eco
what the Inuttcr WIS The scene ut the wrecked
engine Wis horrible. The poor fireman. con-
fined beneath mass of iron. was being slowly
scnlded To death. and though he shriekcd for
help it was two hours before he could be ex-
tracted. He was found TO be terribly bruised.
and after being conveyed to farm house near
by. he died in couple Of hours. The tirtmans |
unme WIS Teddy Rcgan. He lived In Clncin-
pau.:7 & >-...-,
: - :. BOOT AND SHOE THIEVES
Two men with superabundauce Of cheek
\ rove up ar noon yesterday to the frr,ut door Of
BROS boot und shoe store at No. l9G |
Madison street, and attempted to steal two cases |
of boots and shoes which were lying ready for
shipment OH the outer edge OF the sidewalk: /