New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-24
CUICAGO.
INDUSTRIAL AND POLTTICAL-GRANT MON
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CHICAGO, Oct. 23.-Nearlv the last vestlge Of
to eight-h"ur working lay ,urat,d last
NAV. which indire 'tiv .u oil bloc
ami alarm "a swapt away In ending the m king
non 40 str ke tins week The emnloyes NJ the city and
snme of the people Ia the bui ling IT ie- DriD
cp.ly connne In hrirkrvers, the only considerable
bodies atm working eight hours for days
work Ters 'iv "ly dr-ai Of violence when It
kno tat packers had decided to return to ten
hours al ctIuc. nd such lar army ~ workmeu
who would he urged to make a hsnt Tho excellent
average o pal in the houses. shDwn t. b -
day. AMI the fact ths labor strictly skilled
the causes for the sudden ending of the lockout
The election canvass develops clearly the Social
islic question l. has hesn SHOWN that tas soctli4ts
have made dead set against tnose nominees for
bench supposed ever 10 have decdoi against
the Anarchl-ts or rhe,r frends Three Of ia iges
have never campaigning With the Reds,
hut they have contribute TO the Socialist
caEpaign fund has OF their former persor nj
an party friends desert the fhs Democrats haze
noninated J. b. Taylor. recoenize exponent Of Free
FRA the vth Congressional District. against Repre-
sentative Adams
The most notable business structure erected I'm
Chicago approaching completion. 1t l. conposed
OF granite and the entire block nOnnde ny Fifth
AMI Franklin Ana - At Quincy Sta The structure
owned ny Marshall Flel /, h'ins hn a'ier designs
prepared by srchiterts. ami Will occupied by
the wholesale hrh oi winch th owner /, tn hra l.
The first pubc meeting Of tn WI t. Cross Society. a
hran'h of whrh rccrutly Orfaunei IN his
held THIS wrrk which bis op Melarrn. tie
Protestant Episcopal Di"crse OF hi" 40 pres le an as
which addresses were made 10y Bishops Huntington
Potter.
Work the grant" archwsy which is 10 surmonnef
with the equrs Of General Grant In Lincoln
Park is nearini cnnplron M Is TO I've hu
ished The arch IA III such a height that
statue may seen at a long dis
The Young Prince Napoleon coniucfe hiuseif dnr,ng
tiOn tn hr had Tor himself and unrfy
a -uiJe o ,arors dining alone i- at 10 tue the
parks ia turn lie rece We very Few callers an ac-
o-pl~d Invitations. though u inn-r Of PERSONAL
cOnr estes wers eXtsnded 10 him by cuLens.
The Henry W. Thomas. pastor OF the Independ
eDt Church. was rnier~d rrcr 'tiOn at Shrr-an
House ny his numerous pensioners. last night 10
siguili-e his retain from Europa
vicsr-ien.ra Conway. OF tn. Roman Catholic Diocese
OF Chicago. returned T. ON visit t. RO tns week.
The directors ~ the Chicago Board OF rrae have SET
apart a the iiiiug at tue reuue.t of
th- younger 10 he mite mp as a gymnasium
The equipment Will be very complete
The Protestant Episcopal church. corner Of Elm-st
aud La Salle-ave.. where ths Rev. AIthu. Rite lie
or"erly oici.ed and which recently bur- e has
rrnuilt The new rhnon bull ing adjoining 10
cost 81 10000. will be complete by next EasteI
The week at lie theatres u qIirt one The
FlorcDces Appeared AZ Nov sk~r's az The Mighty
Dollar " and rhe Tcket-of Lave Man" the ABBOTT
Opera oDpany was Il tue Or nd prrd no 49, auI
theatcs "si good auiieuse nightly. tn. Ieiupe
Theatre COMPANY. OF Pnllad"ipni,. ia The IItl,e
ycUon oprned tbs Cnca - Oper, House and ha "A
fair rstronsss. Mr. Joseph Haworth. IN IIoodman
Bind" nj TIE Columbia Roland Reed ia
= Humbug" was al HooeJs