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large fierce dog. She stepped back to avoId
the spring of the savage brute, and In doing
80, fell aud broke her leg. While prostrate,
abe Tas Severely bitten by the dog. Mr.. LII,
who wu present, had some Of his man convey
her to her home on Pierson street. While be-
Ing carried past his malt house, soma careless
fellow threw quantity OF water from the
topmost story, completely drenching the suf:
ferer. Mr.. J. J. Sands, riding By, was attracted
by the means and distress Of the woman, and
on learning the facts Of the case, procured
the Immediate attendance Of surgeon, (Dr,
Boardman, ! who applied the usual remedies,
and the woman u doing u well as could be
expected.
What makes this causalty the more dis
hessiDg, Is the fact that the woman Is stran-
ger, and has a family Of small children who
arc entirely dependent on her for support
MFs. Edward T. Towue, who resides on Illinois
street, knowing her to be worthy, has, with
her usual henevolence, cared for her wants
and takes charge Of one Of the children. hfr.
Sands has very generously provided for tho
raat Of the family.
WILL SEE TnE1R FR1EsDs.-Hon. Abraham
Lincoln, President Of the United States elect,
and Hon. Hannibal Hnm1In, Vice-President
elect, were yesterday treated to view Of the
new Custom House and Post Office by Mr.
Cook, to the no small delight Of those who
were fortunate enough to get = sight at them
They spent the greater portion of the day in
attending to private business, and no great
stir was made by their presence, which prob
ably colncided exactly with their desires on
the subject.
To-day 1t is understood that our distinguish
cd visitors will see their friends ut the Ire
mont House in the ladles' parlor from ten A. u.
to twelve o'clock.
W1awAx NoT1cE-Therc will bc meeting
OF the subscribers to the Wigwam, on Friday
evening ne1t, Nov. sd, ut the rooms Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, room No.
Is, Methodist Church building, corner Of Clark
aud Washington streets, to hear the report Of
the Buildin: Committee, and to transact any
other business that may como before the
meeting. IN. HOLDEN, sec'y.
MTsTrh1oUs D1sAFPkARAHCH.-On MondAy
evening, November 18th, young man by the
name OF Abraham studley left his house on
Indiana street, aud ha4 not since been heard
from. On the same day he drew his balance
from Hofman's Bank, and Is known to have
collected 500 from another party. Studley
bors most excellent character, and the eve
ming before his disappearance was united in
marriage with the daughter Of one Of our most
respectable German citizens.
TIE CLARK STREET F1HE.-Mr English, the
leassee Of the meat market, corner Of Clark
and Polk streets, burned ont on Tuesday night,
losea about $500. The bnilding No. At, occu-
pied as drug store by A Megler, was also
slightly scorched at the same time
CAUGHT At LAsF.-A man named Walsh was
arrested on Tuesday night and committed In
default Of $500 bail, charged with robbing Eis-
itors to the Republican Convention Last May.
It will be recollected TINT he made his escape
ut that time when an attempt was made to
take him, but he Is safe enough at Last.
"TxxrxRAscE FLYING An1111Ear."-Dr.
N. s. Davis will deliver lecture before the
Artillery In their rooms, on the corner oi
Clark and Washington streets, this (Friday,
evening", 1T Ia o'clock. The public gcner'
ally arc invited to attend
FIRE N HoLs7EIN.-The alarm Of fire for
the Fourth District last night at half past nine
was occasioned by the discovery Of a brilliant
light Oh the Northwestern Pink road, in the
vicinity Of Holstein- The steamers started
for the locality, but after proceeding about
half the distance, returned
DEATH FROM yonng mar
about q years Of age, named John Williams
was found dead in his bed yesterday morning
at his boarding house, corner Of Indiana ayc'
nue. and ldonterey street. He retired Wcdnes
day evening in his usual health. The coro
ner's inqu est showed that he died from exccs
sive intem perence-
TIE FRu1r TRADE--Onc drm In this city
has sold early four Thousand barrels Of greer
apples the present season.
VAaRAECy-Ellen Cassidy, q vaG-nnt, WAS
yesterday morning fined So and sent to the
Brldewen for ten days for larceny of u dress o.
; apawn-broker named Cunningham.
C. ST. PAUL T. Fos oULAc.-1t Ii the design
Company to complete their road to Appleton
before winter sets In.
A FA1L-A man whose name VIC have not
learned, fell from the roof of the Illinois Cen
trail roundhousa on Tuesday; and had his les
80 severely Injured that smputation was per
formed.
AGAEE'ux.-Mr: Green, night before last,
met friend from the country; the friend got
drunk and had his pocket picked of SOS, for
which Green was arrested yesterday, and com
mitted in default of $500.
Don't forget Mr. Dyes Adult Singing
School this evening for beginners, at his Music
Hall, No. lis Lake street, over Goula's Piano
Rooms. The first lesson commencing at
II o'clock.
ArTKsT1ox-Tho Tenth Ward Wide A1akes
will meet this evening 1t their place Of rendezvous
General attendance Il requested.
BY order Of ths Captain
"a Go to John Jones's, 1lo Dearborn st1eet, and
get Your clothes cleaned and repaired They Will be
wall done, ,ttand 1t prices to suit the timss.
100000.
1LLMon CURRENCY WANTEp.-Au han n
htown ont or othezwiae} will be taken at Fur, 70,
al kinds Of Fashlona4s Clothing, at the lowest
| pr;s,s, at Putnau'a Great Eastern Emporiu-n,
| l1t Randolph street. nosh
MILLINERY GooDg AND CloAKs.-S ]. Hueatou
Shaw, (sueceasors to Walmsley 4 Hueston,) Il
and Is C1ark street, Chicago, arc now Offering The
above line Of coods, embracing Ribbons snl:s
Head Dresses, Velvcts, Feathers, French Flowers,
Straw Goods, ETC., together with Cloaks Of the
latest desfsna 1t pces which cannot fail to please
Ladies' Will do well to examine our stock before
purchasing. nol7.3tew-1mtu-t thAsa
NnL1xEEr.-We would call the attention Of our