New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-01-08

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Tho attitude Of the City Council toward the gas and
street railway syndicate continues to be most pc-
c1ar and shows that the fate Of the county cscals
who arc now lsuGulshing in tho county jail has no
erro for many Of tho city solons Tho action of the
Council Tuesday night in rcconsidering the vote by
brings the whole subjeet up again. and. Of course
places the Council in position to consider the matter
as It was originally presented
1t 10 announced that the WESTINGHOUSE Sargent Com
pany, OF Pittsburg, is going to undertake to supply
Chicago with cheap mel gas which viii DO made from
linos and Indiana within short distance from Chi
cafo and b furnished to consumers ct Q cost of
from 10 to so cents per 1000 feet.
The notorious organ Of the Chicago Anarchists. the
tble for the Haymsrket tragedy, IS to have rival
Spies was editor Of the paper, and ell Of the other
Anarchists who were hanged and imprisoned, with tho
exception Of Fieden and Iinga, connected with
IT'S management When the arrests the day after the
bomb throwing. were made, the Central Labor Union
took charge Of tho Arbeter Zeitung," and II in
moro moderate spirit than the Anarchists had done.
Soon after the Socialist Publishing Society got control
again. and wanted to return into the old style Of Ian
Rnaee. Curtin, Adler and Loew who represented
tho Labor Union were discharged after the other,
better Zeltung' BY opposition organ. "Inaccura-
ces" in matters of money also charged against tho
present dictators
In his annual report, the City Collector states that
but for the adoption Of the High License law, Chicago
would now have over 5000 drinking saloons instead
Of 1887. while the receipts from saloon licenses for
plan wsild he only 5000 900 instead Of 81 972 OOO
the receipts for licenses In this city under the Harper
law last year
The tobOggan slide of the Onaway Club. which has
Its grounds the Lake Shore drive Just south OF
Lincoln Park was opened on Monday afternoon The
slide the longest and best Of all in the West. and the
the prominent families Of tho CITY, On the opening
afternoon the grounds and surrounding streets were
lined with Carriages and tho in the club honse
and the slide where the majority of the members
were srrayed in brilliant toboggan costumes was
gay
The engagement which Mr. Irving and Miss Terry
are filling at Mcvicker's Theatre IL successful
Faust" has drawing large audiences for the last
fortnight Tonight Mr.. Irving appears In Louis
XII" Tho engagement lasts two weeks longer Chi
csgO continues 10 patrOnize home talent and The
Begnms attracted largo audiences all the week
Charles Dudley Warner. whose mission is to dc
scribe the Great West for the Harpcrs Is In town and
will be here for three or four weeks.