Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-08-07

Buckner II refusing to allow his CON-
pany to he conveyed from Springfield
In the cars ordered for the occasion.
which Bucknpr declares were not III
for human being to ride In.
Hon. Il. q. Schubert has succeeded
Geo. +. Tally as secretary of the West
lark Board. During the last session
Of the Legislature Mr.. Schubert was
leading candidate for Speaker Of the
House. and only by his witldra wal the
morning of the caucus was the election
of Speaker Curtis made possible. Mr..
Schubert In a leader IN Cook County
politics. He was n member Of the
steering committee Of the FOrtieth
General Assembly. and one Of the most
influential Republican members Of the
House. Mr.. Scllubert's selection for
secretary il commended by the best
people on the West Side.
After September I the people In the
vicinity of Dearborn ana Madison |
streets will witness a novel sight. for
every day at ~ O'Clock Hon. Gus. \.
Nohe will go down to lunch from the |
twelfth story of the Hartford Building |
| on his new fire escape. Countless
| thousands will watch this pcrilous
aerial voyage Of the honorable Gus To
terra firnla. September 2 Hon. Il. q.
Schubert. who only weighs $50 pounds.
will accompany Gus Oh the down trip.
Gus will ride down from room 12:'.
twelfth floor. Hartford Building. after
September 1.
| President Healy. Of the County
Board. will resort TO man,lnm'is pro-
ocedings to compel County Clerk
EnOpf to correct the minutes Of the
board meetings which have reference
to the passage Of the Metropolitan
Traction ordinance.
County Attorney lies has been d.
rccted to commence the suit ut once.
This action Of President Hrily Is the
result Of Information having reached
him to the effect that KnOpf II having
printed u new issue of the official pro.
cce,i:ngs Of the board meeting Of June
~. different from that approved by
| the commissioners July ".
II will be remembered that liealy
s,,mlnarily adjourned the meeting AZ
which the Metropolitan Traction fran.
cllise was considered. and run,p meet
Ing was afterwnrd held by those In ~.
vOr If the franchise. There was q
great struggle upon the part Of til" ia
vor,ble faction to get the minutes Of
the meeting recorded.
Captain Pulver, who is in comma MI
. Of the bOats Mt the Dclis--KilbOurn
Z City. Wls.-aside from being one Of
> the most efficient men In Ills line. In
also ntfable. genial. and courteous. to
: everyone. mt all stages Of the game
. Mr.. GO,lting could not have selected a
better mnn to look after his steamers,
. ns Captain rulver II beloved by all
who know him. and In known far and
wide ~ one Of the most capable and
A careful officers who ever commanded Il
, boat. Captain Pulver for years com
- handed steamers on the Mississippi
y River before coming to the Dells. II
the position he now Hills he II the rlgh,
q man In the right place.
II
On July 18th the Chicago and North
| western Railroad fled IN cxha ustiv,
Il report Of the Christian EndeavOr wrecl
near Chicago. with the Railroad ant
a | Warehouse Commission. Mt Springfield
:, The report lays the blame entirely 81
Engineer Courtney. The matter hui
!. been thoroughly sifted by the rallroa'
!, company. who went to u great deal o
. trouble and expense In the matter. !
- IL understood the report meets with tlh
:. appreciation Of the Railroad and Ware
house Commissioners. and will be nc
>, cepted by them.
:. The most artistic cOnOlOglst connect
y ed with the West Park Board II Gen
ernl Superintendent Cooke. II II sui
" TINT he takes especial delight !
y "stiinglng'' good fellows who are lool
Ing for appointment.
Many people wonder how Superb
" tentlent Cooke. OF the West Chlcna
parks, manages to hold his job.
w With the exception OF Hon. 4.
Pavllcek. the present Board OF w"
:" Park Commissioners nre UNIVERSAL
W. conceded 90 be the most notorious i
OF political insists ever appointed
~ office by the present or any other 20
~ ernOr Of the State Of Illinois.
mt
The people having asserted ther
selves and demanded their rights |
:, American citizens. the autOcrTts Of Il
edT " est Park Board. knowing they cOu
he not help themselves. have finally Il
by cl,ied that visitors to the parks may
no down on the grass.
to What has become Of Bob LlndblOl
to the "prOmlnent Sweden He hasI
IN raised u disturbance or been talked
ell for office for week.
'Ok Superintendent Cooke, Of the We
be Parks. has sufficiently recovered
: Is be ut his office one hour every 9th
II day.
es- There IL an awful howl from W.
mr. Side Republicans over the way Pa
hat Superintendent Cooke II treating app
i.h ..ots Eos. ntA.. xx,hn think thnrn ono