New-York tribune., 1886-05-30
CHICAGO.
ANARCHISTS - POLICE - MEMORIAL DAY
PERSONAL.
InY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRrBUSE.l

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IBY TELEGnAPu TO TIE TRrsUNE1
CHICAGO, May 29-The belief is entertained
that police detectives have succeeded In laying bare
tho movements and inten ons OF the Anarchists
prior to the riots. While 1t promises to make In many
respects terrifying narrative when related court the
story tends to illustrate that the actual membership OF
the extreme section limited. The interest which
centres in the Of the police In tho prosscu-
ton OF the destruconsts continues to dwarf all other
topics and while doubts have been expressed as to
the Sbty OF tho public prosecutor to make extreme
case against the leaders, the later developments havo
shown the original belief that they could DO ade-
quately punished was tho correct ono 1t is
now thought that tho defendants will seek to
obtain trial outside OF Cook County. which
they by asking for change OF venue.
Is believed that this will aid the defence In
way, jury OF farmers would be certain to see strict
justice meted The Anarchists paper continues to
be issued and Its uterances again becoming very in
cendisry.
proposition to increase the police force by the add
ton OF lfy met with captlous objections III the City
Council, but was finally adopted The opposition was
technical grounds 1t being urged that as the
regular annual appropriations had beeu voted there was
no fund out which meet the expense OF enlarged
force
In the destruction OF the Adams Building by fire last
"Wednesday hundred thousand copies Oh tho second
."iume OF General Grants Memoirs were destroyed.
The books had only been received and were being dis
tributed to subscribers.
The work Of constructing sea wall along that por
ton OF Lincoln PARK fronting on Lake Michigan has been
entored upon 1t viii involve an outlay OF To3o.Ooo.
The hOwevertha the break water
when flushed VIII afford not only complete protection
against tie encroachnents OF the lake but viii furnl sh
promenade OF great beauty. The brcakwatcr will be
nine thousand feet long.
The Hon. Robert I. Lincoln ex-secrotary OF War; has
fine residence building tho Lake ShOrc Drive III te
North DIVISION OF the city, where number OF notably
fine private structures arc being erected Franklin Mac
Veach is constructing beautiful homo near Mr. Lin
coins
General william T. Sherman arrived hero yesterday
will remain sunday the guest OF the mem
beis OF the Grand Army. lie was accompanied By the
members OF Ransom Post OF St. l. uis, wno are also be-
OF Decoration Day hy tue veterans occurred to-day
while the banks ana exchanges arc all 81 be closed on
Monday as provide by law.
Iieutenant Charles b. VOiges q. G A., OF General
Mr. and Mrs. Henry +. Hawks Wednesday even 2.
The ceremony performed at the Church of he
Messiah.
II has been ascertanad that 1O5 Union veterans
in the Cook County Poorhouse, who Will be sent 10 the
state Soldiers Home at Quincy wheh II IS COM
plcted.
The American Opera Company has certainly had a
notably successful rst week The audiences have been
exceptionally large and fashionable with the prospect or
houses for the closing week There has only
been form OF comment ~ far as the orchestra,
chorus scenery concerned. and that unqua-
ned praise. As to the indlv dual singers there mas Deeh
diversity OF opinion Helene Iastreiter tue only
unstnted praise and she achieved positive
triumph. The critics all Inclined IN her favor. ana
the plaudts which greeted of Orph
were very hearty. Tho company began with "Lohen
grin" and followed with I" Lakme." "Orpheus ana
Eurydice" Merry Wives OF Windsor, and tho Flying
DutchmaD."
Miss Kate Forsythe in her play OF " Marcele,"
supported by Frederick DeBeeve Frazer Coulter and
other we'll known pay era has had large audiences at
Hooeys Theatre all the week. Sho is 10 be followed Dy
kice's Burlesque Company In " Evangelne" Tho
McCaull Opera Company closed successful engage
at the Columbia. Tho spectacular drama sea OF
Ice held the boards at the CHICAGO opera House.