, 1862-01-15

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Hyde Park tragedy on Wednesday last. Cor
oner James went to Hyde Park yesterday, and
held an inquest ut the residence Of Il. P. Bogue,
Ed, brother Of the deceased.
The testimony given was almost identical
with thnt 60 fully published in these columns
in the inquiry last week Us to the cause Of the |
death Of Judge Barron. The jury returned
verdict to the following effect:
We ind that s. cu!tls d z E. RBogas g,su came to big
train belonging to The
Illinois Iii central Railroad company. That said |!
Casualty occurred near railroad station the ff-
e1l5 ead HTc ParH TAN Tas ranng from KenaWoo
1ses, lie deceased being at The time apon said |
aSSs SasszB5h; y t + H1Dbara, Foreman, John Nc
Glashen, S. r. Danby, A. j. Galloway. Chas. Il. |
9nRes chaa 3. Atkins. Erank D Esfsett Panl
HacEett, Jos. s. EdHards.''
The funeral obsequies Of the deceased will be |
held at the Wabash Avenue Methodist Church |
at half past two o'clock this afternoon.
MORE SOLDIERS N TRoUBLE.-The Police
Court sEarmed with the blue coats Of Uncle |
San's men again yesterday, come eighteen
or twenty ha7ing been arrested In different
parts of the city on charges Of drunk'' and
q drunk and disorder1y." One, James Willis,
plead guilty to entering and taking possession
Of saloon and attempting to set up business
on his Own account. He Was from the Lead
Mine Regiment and essayed to teach the Off
Ger called to arrest him lesson in the 65tic
art. A sudden and forcib1c introduction to a
club made striking impression oa bis cra-
In, In 1rn
meek as lamb.
Ten Haorc soldiers, sig Of whom we're from
the Fnty-drst Regiment, were caught at the
Home" q notorious place on Clnrk street.
There were two fights aud several lesser squab-
bles there during the day, as consequence of
the admixture Of the War1ike with the civil
element, and hence the arrest. The Court
elected the information that tie Biz members
of the Fifty-frst regiment were ac-
tually deserters, having obtained their
passes from Camp Douglas by climbing
the enclosure, and fined them three dollars
each and fixed their time in the Bridewe}l at
five days. that their officers might have time
to secure them Two members of the Nine
teenth regiment, ut home on short fnr1oughs,
were also taken at the same place.
It is threatened By the city authorities to do
I something at the next session Of the Common
| Council to prevent these infamies Of the mill
! tary. It is high time. If the commandants Of
the regiments, and those in charge OF the camp,
| will not sec to their men, it will fall upon the
city fathers to take them in charge.
| TuE SOUTH PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH-We
| are pleased to learn that this church has Sc
cured the services Of the Rev. DR.. Halsey,
! professor in the Presbyterian Seminary Of the
| Northwest, and Is apparently entering upon
& new career Of usefulness and prosperity.
Since losing their former pastor. the Rev.
MI. Henry, they have 1aborcd under consider
able difficulty. The loss Of SO popular and tai
ented pastor, was in itself severe blow to
the church.
In Dr.. Halsey, who is 80 fayorably known
from bis writings, and also as a successful
pastor, they hare secured the 1abors of one
every way well calculated to build them up.
In the South Division Of our city are many
Presbyterian families, who ought to rally
around DR.. Halsey, and aid him in the good
work Of sustaining the South Church
By notice in another column, it will be
seen that the pews in this church will be
rented this evening at seven o'clock.
L BENEFIT SoIREE.-The st. Vincent de
Paul Society will give a grand soirec this
evening at the North Market Hall for the ben.
CIT Of the poor. This Society has strong
claim on the charity and generosity Of this
, knows no sect, creed, color Or country; bn1
, The poor and afflicted Of every class are alike
/ the recipients Of it's bounty. Official reports
show that within very few years this Society
, has expended S25, GOO in works Of mercy. The
, proceeds Of the Eoiree are to be applied to the
payment Of heavy debt contracted for tht
} purchase Of coal during the past summer. Ar
| rangements are being made to render this
| soi1ee one of the most brilliant affairs Of tht
season. We hope every one who has do1la
I to spare will buy ticket. The object, not tt
e speak Of the rich entertainments, will vel
c repay thcm. There are at present about 90
persons depending on this Society for the actu
y al nccesea1ies Of life,
e LARcEsT or MoSE1.--A man BY the nam
q Of Anthony O'Brien was brought before th
: Police Court yesterday afternoon, charge,
i With the larceny Of twenty dollars from
friend named Patrick Quigley. The atfair tool
: place, as is alleged, at O O'Brien's house, d.
y or two since, On the occasion Of spree, i
I which au hands had been engaged O'Brie1
5 acknowledged taking the money, but ssfd til
!. complainant knew it, had received one-ha]
E b1ck again, and Was only angry because he di
e not settle the remainder little NOR
;, promptly.