New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-09-16
CHICAGO.
ENTERTAINING vIsIToRs-CoNsPIRACY AGAINST
THE MAYOR.

ENTERTAINING yIsIToRs-CONsPlRACf A0ANsI
THE MAYOR
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSFl
CHICAGO. Sept. 15.-Cbicago has had anothe
week If receiving and entertaining visitors Inc
Rufus Hatch party has returned from It's Yellow
,ona excursion and reports an enjoyable trip. Mr.
Hatch himself disclaims all the reports that have
been current of the exorbitant demands made upon
him and his English guests. The Corean Embassy
remained here day or two ana maze
on;te an impression with their pic
tnresous costumes and original customs.
General Sheridan was prevented by sickness from
entertaining them Members of his staff took them
in charge ana showed them the lions of the city.
All interest in the Willard party has disappeared
except SD far as the Mayor is concerned lie IS one
of the party and he has entertained the Tar west
erners by discourses on poker aud old sledge and
suggestions as to drinking calculated to shock TO.
bjbitionists During bis absence conspiracy has
been Matched in the Council to spring an acting
MAYOR upon the city in the absentee not here
to attend the first meeting OF the Council on the
oath inst Some of the heads of departments getting
wind of the affair and fearing the conspirators
might steal the city entire. teegraphed the Mayor
to return and have received answer that he is on
his way back. The citizens generally do not appre-
cote the urgency of the situation. as they cannot
understand how anything worse could happen IN his
absence than has happened while he was here.
Considerable interest is manifested among capt.
falists in the report recently made by committee
of the Citizens Association recommending the
ersction of model tenement houses for the work
ing classes The Irish Italian. Polish and Bohemian
laborers are wretchedly housed and the sections of
the city they inhabit are very unhealthy. AS the
investment can be made to pay u or per cent,
IL. Of HMM NH
lanthropy with profit.
Secretary Teller passed through the city yesterday
on his return from the Willard excursion. lie con-
fded to an intervie Ser " the statement that one
of his frst official acts when he gets to Washington
will DO TO pass upon the application of the Southern
Pacific Company for the lapsed Immigrant of the
Texas Pacific He is satisfedhe says that the Indian
reservations must be cut down so as to make room
for actual settlers. With regard to the Sioux Res
ervation he Is satisfied that three-fourths of the
adult Indians are willing to cede that part of it
which the Government desires.
The Polish residents celebrated the Sobieski an
niverssry with immense procession, over 5000
people being in line. 10 the evening there were
addresses made at the Central Music Hall and at
the Turner Hall There were tablears illustr atjnq
events during the siege of Vienna. The celebration
was closed with ball The outcrop of the celebra-
Gon has been shower OF protests from citizens
against blocking up the streets for two three
hours with badly handled procession in any ones
honor,
ID. l. Moody. with his family, has reached the
city and will conduct the Christian
Convention which begins next Tuesday.
His arrival has cansed much interest among Chris
tian workers. and be has already been the victim of
several oyations. To-morr he will preach at the
church which no founded in this city. and which
was the scene of his early labors an Evangelist.
Dir. Tomlins, the sub-conductor of the May festi-
val has begun rehearsals for 1884. The principal
FORKS TO be performed MozarHs Requiem the
Bach Cantata, {" Fine Feste-burg." Goanods I" Re-
demption' and Handeps Dettingen Te Deum.
6tabat Mater by Dvorak. which was intended