New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-25
SENSATIONS IN CHICAGO.
AN ALLEGED DOODLE CASE-HORSE-
SHOW-WEDDINGS-TH
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f1,caro Nov o4-It looks as though Chicago was
about 10 enter upon second era OF dynamite anu
doodle" violations. The trial OF three men charged
with conspiracy to take the lives of Judges Gary and
Ginneu aud Inspector Bonfcld, begins Monday, ana
the doodle. story promises TO be brought out in con-
rcction with one of the numerous elevated railway
schemes now before the Council The Times here
las been freely charging the statest elevated roaa
with corruption, and at last the road has brought
suitoaganst that paper for libel placing its damages
al S25OOOo The silt 10 generally regarded as
bluff but the opinion general that the ordinance
for the satest road will be granted either On Monday
next or al an early meeting Of the Council Thereafter
IL the ordnance is granted, the company Will begin
active operations at once upon the construction oi
the road confident that its legal position Is so soundy
fortified that junction proceedings VIII not lie against
II. If the ordnance passes, The Times promises
to expose plot, and it possesses specific In
formation Of the alleged villany that VIII not be
complete until tie ordinance is passed and IL pro
poses, when probable that villany takes concrete
form TO lay information before lie Grand jury III
will aid its utmost the proper authorities in an
effort land all parties to the crime in the penten-
iiaJy.
Mr.. Clarhson, d. Iowa, arrived here from New-York
via Indianapolis early In the week. and has been
resting here for few days before going TO his home
During his stay here a committee nom The veteran
Unon League called upon him, aid presented him
with set OF resolutions thanking him and the other
mittee for giving the veterans the Of the Audi
tCrun building for their great concert, which
given Just before the National Convention. In his
reply to the committee Mr.. Clarkson paid glowing
tribute to the part taken by the old soldiers in the
campaign Just ended. and said: In NewYork. when
] saw $4,000 men carrying American flags marching
up Fifth-ave.. and 100000 more the sidewalks,
knew our cause was invincible You may talk OF
the tariff one OF the Of our victory. but the
most potent element in our strength lay In
American flag. and the Onion soldiers gave II that
strength
This has been q gay week in society. and there
have been no end Of wedding, receptions, dinners
and teas. Among the former was the marriage OF
H. H. Honorc, IT,, 10 Miss Il. NJ. Jones, youngest
daughter Of j. Russell Jones who WAS Minister 10
Belgium under General Grant Harry Honore IS
well Known here and In New-York, and IS brother
OF Mrs Fred Grant and Of Mrs. Potter Palmer. An
other brilliant wedding that Of Miss PeaScy 10
Frederic A. DeanO on Thursday night Miss Per
NDg OF Boston was one Of Miss Peasleys brides
maids, and Mr. Dclsno's best man was William T.
HOgams Of baltimore. The ushcrs were Charles
sturgis, n. A DE wlndf. William breckenridge, How
ard Elliott, James Russell and James starrow, Of
Boston. Tho engagement OF H. a. DE Windt and
Miss MaDdcll OF Hartford, Conn, a sister OF Mrs
u. .. Stone. is announced.
view Of the Ehricls collection Of Dutch pictures