New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-07-04
CHICA GO.
THE SHERIFF AND THE STRIKERS-JURY
REFORM-PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
AnIIr rux
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE


CHICAGO July 3.-The strike on the Lake
Shore Railroad has brought out prominently the sub.
OF the Sheriff to the dsorderly classes. When
the sheriff was compelled TO make show OF queling
the disorder this road two mouths he made no
successful effort TO restore order but
promise the strikers that II they would return TO
work he would guarantee that the eight ucn-union
employees who tho strikers demanding should lie
discharged. should be removed. II appears that the
Sheriff actually did endeavOr to induce these to
accept political POSITIONS but on their refusal TO
present strike ordered and the peculiar tLod
OF the sheriff OF suppressng Iawessness disclosed
Compelled to provide for its defence tho railroad
company engaged large force OF armod Inon and It
is intimated that the company may into
the and prosecute tho Sheriff and his for
the required in thus protecting its property.
The city has been the scene during the week OF
partial renswa OF the disorder attending an attempted
enforcement Of the eight rule affecting carpen-
tiers. The Central Labor Union composed entirely OF
Communists. deliberately appointed walking commit.
tees" assault all carpenters working hours but
the alertness OF the police not only succeeded pro-
tectng hut also ulted In the arrest Of NUN.
Der of the offenders.
fine appointment OF Mr.. W. G. Ewing as District
Attorney IN strict accord with all the other appoint
meDts made by the President to Govern ment Ollie IN
this city. Mr.. Ewing Is prominent member Of the
Iroqnois Club from which every appontee thus far
But 1t nevertheless remains Il fact
The Third Presbytcr Church gave fare well recep-
ton to its pastor, tho Rev Dr. KIttredge Tuesday
night prior leaving for his Passionate I'm New.
York DR. kltredge has been here sixteen and o
other pu plteer has equ,ed him III condemung the OH
Cdl OF the city Among TIE EyangelICti
s society has mad FOR number OF
brrshp la the cly. TIE Passionate rendered to DE-
WltbrOw, or Boston. but Eo has declined it,
The Summer School or Hebrew under the direction ~
Professor Harper. which began such modest way
few summers ago but which IL held al varlon,
points throughout tho Union. opened this week with
seventy ~ attendance.
II is intimatet that tho military commission appointed
to recommend site for permanent military post near
this City has decided upon plot of ground
shore twenty miles north OF the city.
Tue members OF the Union League Club held a session
Tins which the members of the city judiciary
Invited and at which the question OF Jury reform
considered at great length IL decided TO pc
members OF the grand and petit LURES tic
same rs Is now the rule IN the United States Courts
Miss Alice Arnold daughter Of tbs lato Isaac " Ar.
mold aud Dr. Joseph Hooper married. yesterday at
81. James Episcopal Church.
General and Mrs Philip H. Sheridan had recepto on az
the home OF Potter Palmer on "Wednesday night rhe
grounds brilliantly Illuminated during the even
ing Other officers Of tho army present were General
Alfred IA. Terry and Colonel W. Forsyth
The feature OF the week, naturally was the
initial production In this country VI DenBsry's Loves