New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-04-22
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CHICAGO, April 21.-Tke Police Department was given
another vigorous shaking up this week, and the
changes this time all in the right direction
George ". Hubbard who has been acting chief since
Ebersolds dismissal made the permanent head OF
the department and Inspector Bonfeld was created
Chief Of Detectives well Inspector Of Police. 1t
is limited that Bonhed will be the real head Of the
force. There also general change and wedding
out all through the department Drillmaster Fitz
patrick who with Bonfed shared the honors Of the
Haymarket riot made captain Of the Central Detail
and 1t is intended TO make this squad surpass the
famous Broadway Squad. The captains and leu
tenants have all been ordered prepare lists of the
men of their commands who they thought would
ment Captain Fitzpatricks big squad Handsome
men OF good physique good address and judgment and
capable OF enduring fatigue asked for. AS
as the detail is reorganlzed Captain Fitzpatrick will de-
vote large share Of his time to the work Of drilling
1t In marching tactics, and he Will keep this up until
is In form to compete with crack militia companies.
Bonfeld In recognizing the detective department. will
adopt many Of the methods Of Inspector Byrnes.
The Duke of Newcastle left here for New-York
Thursday afternoon. His ten days here were gay
ones for in addition to the dinners and teas and thea
ire parties which his host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs.
Nixon, gave in his homer, the McVeaghs, Medils,
Psmers and other friends and neghbors of the Nixons
wed with each other In getting up entertainments in
honor Of the young Duke, until the little man was
simply overwhelmed with invitations He also put up
AZ all the clubs and frequent visitor at the
University. What he pronounced the "jolliestp even
Ing Of his visit was Monday last when Miles G.
Nixon gave a mems dinner at the Union Club and
invited eight ten Of his Intimate friends to meet his
mothers guest. The dinner given in one OF the
private dining Of the club and was one of the
best in every way ever given at the Union. About
10 O'Clock the party all drove to the Haymarket Thea
tire, where His into commissions of laughter
at the humor OF " A Parlor Matcho
check for S1,O15,7S7 so was deposited nj tho
National Bank Of Illinois last Thursday in payment
u the second nstalment on the stock Of the West
Division Railway Company bought by the
Philadelphia syndicate. The announcement is now
made that Yerkes will at begin tearing I'D tho
west Side streets and that within the thirty days
The syndicate will bonds from the sale of which
u VIII pay for the construction OF the cable; for
although the syndicate has plenty Of capital 1t will
not advance any Of its own funds The rapidity of
the construction of the cable will depend
entirely upon the sale Of the bonds. The long
delay In laying the North Side cable due TO the
iure OF It's promoter to place the bonds satisfactorily
The Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway pro-
poses to construct an elevated railway between
0hcaso and Englewood over its own tracks, the
object, Of course being to obvate the necessity of
purchasing the right Of way 1t IS practically certain
that the other lines will have to follow the Rock
ISLANDS example in order to retain their suburban
us'eL The Fort Wayne, the Burlington and the lines
reaching the business portion Of the city over Tnzie
g. VIII find It both desirable and profitable 10 do So
% II VIII release their surface tracks for freight trains
no long distance passenger trains and give them ample
accommodation for the everincreasng suburban pass.
enser traffic. At present the trains are all Obliged
" run slowly through tho city on account of the
numerous crossings.
me Anarchists here making preparations for a
demonstration TO be given early next month"; the pro-
.eoos Of which 10 go 10 Johann Most defence
.una Tor hs coming trial in NewYork The scheme
oe'ne engineered BY H. +. Charles, an associate Of
s'', who had secretly taken UP his abode here
Nns chicago Anarchists have not given up their pre-
Sastons for the Social Revolution They say that
re ef time was taken up last year In the defence OF
tbs, nhaichlsts that were hanged last fall that
49, over, they Will renew their agitation Mayor
hSne VIII be asked shortly 10 rescnd his order for
''auing their open air meetings.
inc Plumber Of chicag0ans are In sefdeencc follow
tne example of the Yerkes Syndicate and are In.
th.,ns their money In street lines. AS All of
pm nnes here with exception, owned BY the
elPhians, the Chicago syndicate were Obliged 10
80 ethsr deldss and selected Indianapolis. The