New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-27
cHICAGOS TOUCH OF WINTER.
ANARCHISTS. -ANIsESEED BAG HUNT.-Au-
DIToRIIIM BUILDING-W. G. T. U.
rpY TELEGRAPH 10 THE TkIBUSE'J

ch,caao Ian oG-ChIcago's first snowstorm ara
arst cold weather this winter put In an appearance Oi
sunday The snowfall was heavy. and SUNDAY anu
Monday afternoons there was such turnout Of seshs
and enters on the bonlevaids has seldom peen seen
hare It was the first opportunity that the city had
baa this wear and every that owned or could bre
slerh seemed to take advantage of It ON the son'n
SIDE where a mile or more of the Grand BouleVafu
k reserved for fast driving the scene vas paruo~r'
,n,o,ated Tho sido drives and footpaths wcro
crowded with spectators watching the myers ueshnk
b. pulling the little rscingcutters. Chicsgoans na'e
particular weakness for trotting horses ana seYora
with records ranging from Q 10 to $50 arc oVheo
hare. These were all out and some spirited racer
eecu,red. The snow and the cold were OF SNORT
duration. however, and by Wednesday both nad e's
sppssrei The rest Of the week has been mlia ana
warm.
Tn. econd ball OF the Bachelors and Bencdiets was
oven on Monday night, and pretty as the nrst
Ms Dunlap, Mrs. Franklin Mcveagh and MIS- req
nxd de Eoyen received the guests ASIDE nom 'n's
party and tho usual number Of teas receptions ana
dinners the week has been rather quiet ono IN 80
eiety
Although chlcagD's military post, Fort sheridan has
been occupied for moro than year, the officers ana
men have in temporary quarters, and II was not
until few days ago that work on the Government
building was begun. The plans have just been ap-
for this purpose Is 100000, the buildings VIII DO
handsome and the post altogether one Of the prettiest
ana most desirable in the country. Camp sheridan
4. situafed on tho shores Of Lake Michigan, about
twenty miles north OF Chicago For the house OF tho
post commander $40, 900 Is set aside great stone
yeranda runs all around the house and all the interior
IS finished IN hardwood Tho field officers houses
are to cost 5000 each. There VIII also DO twenty
ons houses for captains majors and lentenans, and
f9 each of these IS 900 viii be allowed The officers
mess-room VIII be big two-story and attic building
which win cost Uncle Sam 100000. The chapel
wiz seal 400 people and is to cost $4,000. There
Is also 10 be fine hospital building which 100000
IL 10 be expended and In fact all the buildings store
houses, mems quarters riding gallery stables and every
Ting. are to be complete. In all there win be ac-
semmodatiops Cor 500 and ffty officers and their
families.
Since Judge Tuley's decision in the Arbeler Bund
case the authorities have necessarily been allowing
ihs Anarchists plenty Of rope. The meetings which
The police used 10 suppress being openly held
and Mrs Parsons, who they declared should not be
allowed TO speak here again, Is holding forth when
over she phases. When she addressed a crowded
hoase at Wayeriy Hail Wednesday night moro than
paper @The Alarm mombers of the American
nsr Of tie managers Of her husbands old Anarchist
section Of Internationally sat on the stage with her.
zoe ArDsisr Bund hold meeting here Tuesday and
mpfied their organization Tho police claim 10 DO
10y posteo On their intentions aud maintain that the
arc bent on mischief The stockholders Of