New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-20
CHICAGO.
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RAlLWAY-PEhSONAL AND SOCIAL.
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RAlLWAY-PEhSONAL AND SOCIAL.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.
CHICAGO, June 19.-On several occasions
since the recent Anarchist outbreaks recognition has
been demanded for American citizens which is accepted
"a an Innovation in its way in Chicago politics. sig
ncant ordinance introduced at the last session OF
the City Council providing that none but American citi
zens should be employed receive pay In lieu
any rendered 10 the municipal government 1t
is stated that the proposed ordinance will undoubtedly
be adopted. The only opposition which has been de-
veloped has out OF its possible effect upon certain
members Of the police force, few OF whom declared
to aliens and the city appears to be inclined be
10y to the entire force a. present Employed In the
city departments are numerous aliens. some Of whom
speak tho English language very mperiectly 1t is
against them particular tn II the ordinance IL directed.
Among the number ATE men who have been pointed
as cJni.dants and supporters Of the Jail for
the police massacre.
The ukase issued by the Mayor forbiding official ap-
pointees from granting any information to the news
papers would possibly be regarded serious assump
ton OF power III any other parsonage. but emanating
from Harrison 1t Is accepted by public apphr-
emily ludcrOus hight. 1t is doubtful, view of
career whether he coal obtain dignih-d hearing for
any his Official uitcrancrs large class, particularly
a. the result happenings MIN for MS
supposed denagogsm, but outside of that many look
upon him III measure as bnioon His extraordinary
vanity is well known, aud 1t owing to lis having
sorcly wounded that tie issue OF this supposed
The committee appointed by the Commercial Club and
healed by General A.. c. McClurg Is confident "A
Army VIII he established here the
he tender the Government OF 600 land.
Three tracts have been tcuiereI 10y the club to the
Government all of which viii be Inspected By three
officers OF the Army be designated by General Sher
dan. The most picturesque In tract bordering upon
Lake Michigan north Of TN. city on bnn rising nearly
100 feet from water IL Is hoped that Grcisi
may he reached IN time to secure the acceptance OF
land by Congress al THIS session.
The allegations of bribery IN connection with the
"cable" ordinance of the North Chicago Railway
continue 10 be banded Win freedom. IL generally
conceded That whatever may he the means used, the
grants sought by the Philadelphia capitalists will
allowed including The right To through La
sse-, tunnel In exchange for the later concession
doube.track steel BRIDE over the Chicago River Il,
Clark-st. to cost 100000. This proposition WILL
doubtless bo accepted by bOlh the c.ty ana
the company, although pressure has been
brought TO bear to compel the company
to nay a sum annually Into the city treasury for the
privilege
One OF the novel entertainments OF the season was
that gwen by the supplied boy choir OF the Racine
IldscOpii College at Ceutr. Music Hall Wednesday
night Of fund for the erection OF memorial hall
The late Dr. Dskoven. large and fashionable audi
ence was present
Mr. Joseph Med II. accompanied by Mrs. Medill and
his youngest left FOR Europe ur-day TO pass
three four months At the German watering places
The notable weddings OF the week were those Of Mr..
Roland NICHOLSON. Of tho president VI the Fiat Ma