, 1859-04-30
CHICAGO, SATURDAY, APRIL 80, 1859.


MAx KILLED pr r11 cA,s-FouSp DEAp.-
Yesterday morning about seven ocleck the body [
of i man wss found lying on -he Chicago, afton !
and ST. Iouis Railroad track. about sI,rce quar-
tcrs of mile south Of the brighton House, at !
Brighton. There was terrible wound on tho |
side Of his head, AMI FROM tile position in which
he was found lying, and from the appearance Of
the wound it is eyidsut tl.at lie Lad been sitting
or lying near the track, and was struck By one
Of the night trains.
The body was brought to this city and IN III
quest held. 1t appears th&. the man was 4
stranger, travelling, and was seen about the St.
Louis Depot yesterday, inquiring the way to the
Fon1 du Lac Depot. liz eridentlJ wandered
down tie road, aud becoming tired sat down
and went to sleep never to awaken more.
The body is TINT Of an oldish man, and was
we'll dressed in 8 greyisa suit throughout. He
had OH, also. white linen shirt and red fam
mel un1ershirt and black silk t.ayat. Upon lis
person we're found pair Of s7ectacles, sllEes
pen holder bunch If keys ard knife and some
papers, On one Of them 'nas written Il
Requa, Waukcsha County, Wisconsin. New
| Burs14, Town Of Marion; = hid: sugar. Pine
lskr Station Ya,er,owa Road: on another
ras wr;,tru in ucucil, "Dayis E..vc!asou .nd
Voice TO mankind" "Grea. narmon;a AMI
seven mental states,' and approaching cri-
SIS" cyident!y list Of Dayis' Spiritual Works.
There MAS also printed Ess Of Fowler and
| ,v.u.. ,.,,t1;.u,;on
| Th. h,n,x ,,x b, se,n hr- aon1v;n, n tbc r-n-
| dartat,r. 10. III Washington street.
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"ns"E DO 3oE AND soeA fs:HAps A'>E E:-2Aa,
Is "1"A Us. IL II AZ sae MOOT WIN eae open.
| ing "1 tae week comes 'he oasl'e' s"e orea'ea
disturbance o. oo"'e'ls' sne ta0e VI s'ie lenA'''
| "'rld-'ao''ng, 11ah 'no '0"n VIII " ou
Wheels Baskets ounaies' e'ea' t'e way
! express "a7epe, esess' u a"' "'>
oarf'"s' escf!'n'n5 '1'at ss'.' vi 'De 'sno' 81,
'h2 F''hc'pae i'll 'oc'n'o''oa VII eo4'e sreta' ~
10 a'a inns domestic re'oH't'o'', I'en ''c oa't
so-ea'l NAY eol'c III loi = iole " LUZ e4o' wv
ae "a'e' asl"n - oooD' '''o ens 'nee'e" -
LIS s'ssSii. S i.o* .,,o to,,,. o-,, ,;n sna
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| 4'a''N'a'a ~ VI p'o-atooNco tt-''s '''n'es' WIN
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| l;,ce,s ..,an fror, tho tor oe a rcvarscd tul,.
<uch s-c,;nc m the t..ar .ucl, frsctures nj fur.
.,;.,-, anil Gco,;,,s s,,,, !, rov ,,,o u.,r,d ,vI,
,nt after his con;no week scea..n rn,;, ncx,
var
i little willie and the town will settle down
:,.ain, and the calm Of q twc1s*montb promised
| rest will 1!iny relief But the town will be in
lew quarters, Il confusion y: residences and
uatn:s. The Jnncscs hare ccae to the North
SiI.. Smith lives near Bulls Head, aud Boyle
is blocss ;lis.a: lro1n tie l.aur:, that erst knew
l.;n,, a,:d the Eiile Hozlc:, who're are they all; T;
who can t.ll1
We answer u,:. ;;atine]y, II II, Cooke / Co.,
WIN laye univ wired for al1 the hrhbu(, to
,rans;,;r. anil subs,,, to occapy the i:eld for
trjr ,cw Ci,; D;-..,.ry. will, tycuty-.iye rx
;rrrucei cauy..s,,- Win sill nur.uc The only
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| " ~ S ~ " :
lily 1HrrctoTF, "4;t RAJ '!ie t'"a has ss'i!ea
'f th' year, ana tl'ci' ~ :E1G corps o. assfSs'
7'''s to thu wh"lc work ~ ie" da!7' th's
iles VIII "o' aa't AL VINO VIZ sa''s''e'0f''s ~
""s"'r ''e question !" ""r 'h' 'ass "''t: ~
":':t q" "ee;' ',s ~ D. 1'e II w. J. Ill
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GREAT EXCITEMENT w17;,orr a*r "rar1,s''
-Tat l,1ll1Arp MArcn AT D:7ao1r-cn1-
..co ElcTos,ors.--Wc learn from the Detroit
| Ift.,HHe That ftlt Nl:cA game III D:.lilrHs br-
'"eef4 la a''.''f5''7"fu "'oa1earS'-o'e VI lii
ca7"' an" 1ne o''teF III "e''o''-sa'''e Oh " ls"
ai1hts >:ace in t:lat CITY, but j ;tw person, be.
>.deS I'M players oc'"0 VfeScH'~ ht's'e'' :he
markers we're appointed, and everything paas''
of har'nonIonsly. The game was the .1ntricaa
:',ur bail caron., 80 points up. The stakes,
which were yt!y heavy were held by tllc
plassrs "a novel n"Ic Of rrocednre,} referees
markers aud friends. and were divided Is near,
csuat rs could be.
The game WAS ho,ly contested, aud WAS tinuls
Won hr tie Chicago u.an. Tie game stood. nj
:.,. t;mc Clic ~ funk the cue for the last time
,'.'. III
| III. 40. ...........,. ...... =.
Up to this time the larEcst run made by c'ttcl
paye. WAS ,'ors. but when the Chicago man 60
the balls l4e made the unprecedented ruu If H..
thcreby winning tho game. The Detroit playel
showed Il great deal of caution in his shots
, nocketin. his b:ll for s4ftty, at least tllrt,
,i:,,v~ *nss weaIl without doubt, have been th'
victor, if it were not, that 1e was Obliged t
,,,,,, ,rn-. t},in his si,a1e If Tie stakes,
l'ol" i''".e ''i4'' us S"3'. - ,"e
4h"us'i Weuo't - oe"'e'4 >'''' ~'>'
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: 4 Coon IDEA AND WELL NEai1Ep fEDr1f'~-
! most stupid and ridiculous practice has pre-
,-,iI.,1 the ronr.rt r1Pr1. which. f5k