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"LEs M1sERABLEs, PART TEo."-John r,
Walsh, conner Of Madison greet and Custom
House place, has received sCosette,' In the
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HKRoD's TENP1E.-A very fine model Of
the ancient temple at Jerusalem will be ex-
hlbited at the Bethel church, corner Of Wells
and Michigan streets. this evening, at q quar-
ter to eight o'clock. bv Rev. Dr.. Reader. who
viii .ccompsny the expedition With lecture
m the ancient temple and many Of the in
Do1tant events Herewith connected,
hove an ercrrsioo NEXT satnrdav. june 28th,
In Haase,s Park. t1o miles south of Harlem,
an the Desplsines River, Tickets IS cents!;
cbf,arer % cents Carg 1eave the corner Of
Wells and Kinz1e streets at s:45 a. NJ, stop
ming at the corner Of Roby and Kinzae streets
At m. The cars run directly to the grounds.
tits q nriyste park and more beautiful place
csunot be found for picnic. |
Tickets eau be obtained at T. Hooker's, Sc |
West Randolph street, Goss d Hoas's, 50 |
North Clark street, and at the Methodist Book |
Roonos. 6, Washington Street,
sLRPERf.-hichael Kennedy and John Nc /
a. ,rho . sho,; time s;nce escaned f,ofn c,o.
+inement a+ the Armorv hv hreatfno- thronch
a 12.incn brick wall. Init were snhseouentlv
-ecanturea. amin made their escape Yesterday
nt noon FINN The same place by back door
hc;nr accidentally left unlocked for a few min
utes. and at last accounts we're yet at large.
They arc both notorious Young thieves, aud
special vigilance was manifested to detain
them till they could be sent to their regiment,
This is the second time, however, they haye
succeeded in Guiding it.
CHEAP EhocGHs-snen arrangements nave
been made fo7 the excursion p1c-nac TO hanka-
4ee IN cell tickets FIR admits at Sic and chill
drcn at balf:price, for the round trip. The
usual fare is $3.50. No one should neglect
this opportunity of riding through the pleas
ant country between Chicago aud Kankakee,
strolling through the beautiful groves there
shouts, enjoying the fresh country air and the
jubi1ations OF basket picnic This Will be
one Of the most pleasant affai1s Of the season,
and ne advise those who can afford days
leisure to devote 1t as above. The particulars
will be found in the advertisement.
nEFAEIehE of TIE ocofch nEGlAES1.-
1ne Will leehnenA Nnaois iuiahIy' pettef
Ano"n - tns oeossn ena'n.' ~ol Danlel
NaHeIon commanding 1eafe lamp DonssAs
-r;11 1ao,-o ,arnr, o+ ~ o,.1oc1- ona afa,
-+-ao+ ,o,ada n +uo bonre v-;11 don.r+ ,,;o
+ho M,ch;oon Southern Railroad for tha E,.t
r. 80 a1-a,a1 ,-t,;,taa ~, -o-+,on,o,, ~
+ho o-ran;1ot,on and c1aractor of +b;a r.,,;-
mant ana r;sh tta f,,1,ont fn11oua cod s,ae5
,no, tba;- ;n;+;,+;o,, fn+o ,ha etir,5,,r eaa,ae
of fra- 7oa scotch roein,on+ ia cononosad of
--,,anais r,o+oria1 ~ z.or r,,,--,rea. 80 ~,
ao honor ~ sco+4;cb ,,recadante o,5 ronou71
ASSAULT WITH 4 DEADLY WEAPoN.-A man
named Peter Thies vas examined in the Po-
lice Court, yesterday morning, charged with
committing an assault with deadly weapon
upon young nan na1ned In11sltan daQn.
It appeared in evidence that the parties had
an alteration upon North Clark street, above
Division street, Sunday night. After indulg.
ing in the interchange Of few blows, the par.
ties separated, and Hahn started for home
He was pursued, however, by Thies, whc
struck him with clasp-knife, inaicting al
ugly but not dangerous wound in the temple
Of Hahn. When Thics was arrested he was il
bed With sister, a girl of sixteen or serentee1
years of age. He was held for trial in the sun
Of 5000.
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Co1r+ rss.ora,v af1ornaan charraa - - r;,t ~ =,
.ss,n1, ,,no, AZ ,n,-no,zn ,,,n ~, south @1ar,
street, It appears that at about two o'clocl
p. m., yesterday, an 1rishman, some What In
to7icated, came to the saloon, No. 3o4115 soutl
Clark street, kept By Brunell, and asked 70
liquor, which was refused, and an altercatio
eusued in the course Of which some Bindo,
glass was broken. At this time the Irishma
ran into the street, where he was pursued
Brunell and most brutally beaten-so badl,
indeed, as to place his life in imminent da1
Ger. Brunen WAS soon after arrested, and
now held to aTait the result Of his victim
Injuries.