, 1861-01-28

un"ound ribbon, and Just when thought
VIC we're coming down to the plain fact, Just
bonnet and no more, 10! there WIS no bonnet.
only mere shred Of wires and stiGeuine -
the foundation for trinansinga Let me ask rou
young people if you believe tbat Is the sole
design Of the sweet hymn you just sing about
's1oam's shady ril1.'"
Don't do it again, don't do 1t. As we'll 20
back to Latin prayers and Latiu preaching, IS
to retain in church choirs thia abom,na5le mu-
sical mi llirery and artificial flower work.
Just then saw the basso telegraphing across
the church to the pew opener, moderately
stout fellow, who carefully took OF his Sunday
coat, and laid it into ono Of the pews. Seeing
this movement. although had much more to
sag, 1passed out, meeting the pew opener
midway the aisle. MENTOR.
Manslauxhter on tho Nort1. Side.
An inquest Vas held on Saturday on the
corner Of Chicago avenue and Pine street, On
the body Of , man named John Keegar, de-
ceased, under the following circumstances.
Keesar, who VAS q drinking man, Has very
much in liquor, anl very ugly on the 10th
inst, and on that day hsd violent alteration
Terminating in 11sht with an elderly German
named Be1nanzd stengcr who lived In the
sams house with him At the first encounter
Ae5ar exchanged blows with the other, Kim
self receiving n seTere blow On the head.
Shortly after he again attacked Stsnger in
the street, and hit him on the head with a
hammer, when the 1attsr closed with him,
4hrar hy, c{n
side. From these wounds kccgsr died ~
aboTc stntea.
stcnger was taken into custody By officer
Prince, aud jury Of inquest empanelled By
Corner Jamea, who bad s hearins at the Court
House on Saturday afternoon. d.: Rogcrs,
who attended Keegan, gave his testimony to
tie effect that the principal wound penetrated
the liver and:was tie cause Of death. 4 post
mortem WAS held By Dr.: J. r. Gore, County
Physician, establishing the same fact. is tie
result, stenser was committed to jail on =
Coroaer's warrant.
The deceased lcayes 8 wifa aad three CHI.
dren in destitute circumstances.
Stealing Ride.
Just now 1t seems tu be u fayorite freak with
persons whose moral perceptions are teebly
deyelope1, 10 avail themselves oil teams left
standing in various parts Of the city, and after
riding to the extent of their INCLINATION, to
leave tho surreptious1y borrowed turnout to
itself, generally selecting son,c point other
than the starting one, for obvious reasons.
Several gentlemen have recently been victim
izel in this way, especially since sleishiug
came in. We cau lmaginc nothing more pro-
voklns in its class Of human anncyaaces than
to step out ready to esumepcssession Of your
Own craft, and find it spirited away in manner
as ADORE stated. In most instances the recov-
cry Of the property is not difficult, 1ao find
ing Of the team being duly reported By tho
police to the City AlarEhal's Office, where the
owners generally file Immediate notice Of their
los:.
A few days ago valuable horse and buggy
left standing fastened on Randolph street, by
its owner, was found two days later in the
kecping OF an honest German wi.o had taken
up the animal in pity, from where it had been
tied over night in the Northwestern suburbs
OF the city.
It will be sa1utary if some Of these kuavcs
responsible for mischief Of this class set their
deserts in the Police Court. 1twould be pleas
an. 10 have Justice Davis or Justice Akin lay
down the Law to them.
Young mela,4 Union Meeting.
An adjourned meeting Of the YousG Nee
OF CHICAGO, who are III tayor Of the Union aud
the Conati1ntfonyas - they sre, and npposed. 70