, 1862-04-11
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covered yesterday forenoon at eleven O'Clock |
In . two-story frame dwelling house and |
store, corner Of Chicago Avenue md sedg- !
wick street, and occupied by John Flannery. |
The furniture and property Was removed. t
Damage, $500. Insured $500 In the Hartford |
Company. While the fire Waa in progress
part Of the roof Of the house and a chimney
fell inward, knocking down and severely cut
ting on the head VIM. Mullen, fireman on
the steamer Liberty. He crawled out from
the ruins, as smoky and dusty as huge sala-
1nander shook himself once or twice, md
walked away, declaring he Was "not badly
injured" The blow would have killed nine
men out Of ten.
RECORDERS CoTRT.-The Recorder Court
vas yesterday engaged in the trial Of Roger
Shay, Maria Shay, John Birmingham, sen.,
and John Birmingham, Jr-, charged with riot.
A verdict Of guilty as to John Birmingham
j., was rendered. The Grand Jury brought
in the following indictments:
Brown. Margaret Lishtenberger lthfee in1dict-
meatsl> Fredeliea Miller.
oltainiag Honey Undsr False PTstsnees-aartin
Chloe i. Hills, Margaret Harris
The Grand Jury was discharged for the
term, having no more business before them.
No Indictment Was found against the young
man, Blodgett, in whose possession stock Of
| stolen goods Was found, supposed to have
! been the plunder Of q man by the name Of Al
| len. He was therefore discharged
FA1LEF.-Father Sbannahan, once respect
| able Catholic priest-and at one time located
| over parish In this city-was yesterday taken
to the Amory In state OF intoxication, being
! unable to take care Of himself. He vas kept
until sober and then allowed to leave, but hav-
ing few shil1ings in change upon his person,
he WIS found In IN hour after his release in
the same helpless condition. He was fined
a man Of fine talents and good education, he
has fallen low from drink and been expelled
from the church. His end it Is not hard to
predict.
HERMAkk--1n addition to his usual pres
tidigstorIal programme, last night, Hermann
gaze to large and fashionable audience the
pleasant little French opera les Noces de .ea,s-
nete, (Jeannett's Tcdding) in which Madame
Hermann, Sig. Dubruel and Mr. Myers sus-
tained the principal parts to the qualification
Of those present. The same performances will
! be repeated tonight, and Will, no doubt, at
tract large audience. Hermann will posi-,
lively give his last entertainment on Saturday
night.
FROM TAYLoR's BArTERY.-A dispatch fron
Judge Walter B. Scates, who went to Pitts
: burg Landing on Wednesday evening with th'
delegation Of Chicago nurses, to ". Z. Meal
! lister, Esq, says: Taylor's Battery Is safe
!, McAllister's not SO sure.
q CHICAGO S4BDATH ScHooL UNIoS.-An ad
i iourned meeting Of the Union will be held a
L the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian As
+ sociation, this evening, at ~ o'clock
9 to make the necessary preparations for til
d State Sabbath School Convention to be heI
!. in our city in June next. It Is earnestly desi,
:, ed that all interested may attend, as matters
Il importance will be presented.
/ W See advertisement Of Captain Lawrenc
J for twenty men to fill his company in Colone
e Frye's regiment.
le w See advertisement Of VIM. Wheele
= great closing out salc Of hardware.
Z. E Don't forget Mr.. Dyes Singing Schot