, 1862-09-02


Shocking Accident Mt 1VIunetka. :
Ibe remains OF man were found upon the
railroad track just north Of Winnetka, Sun
day morning, about SIX o'clock. The limbs,
head and chest were shockipgly bruised and
di6memhered aud scattered along the track
Information Of these facts coming to the
knowledge Of James L. Wilson, q Justice Of
the Pesce, he Immediately summoned q Jury Of
Inquest. The jury, together with the Justice
and several other persons went to the place
where the body had been found, aud where
it still wae:: A wallet was found on the
ground near the body, containing between
ffty and sixty dollars (s56.s5 in money, and
also furlough and pass, describing aud nam
ing Matthias Brown, private in the Chicago
and Milwaukee company Of the Railroad Re-
gimcnt Of Chicago, and giving him leave Of
absence from August so to September 1, and
leave to 60 to Chicago. The pass and fur
1ougb were signed by H. L. Rowell, Lieuten-
ant, and countersigned By Edward F. Bishop,
Adjutant, md dated at Camp Williams, Au-
gust 30th, 1862.
Several of the party present identified the
body as being that Of Matthias Brown, who
lad lived in the neighbornood for several
rearu kr Brown ,ras German hv h;,tt,
and ~ tho time nf his dc.th vaa fortv.ttr.a
vears o,d He 1eaves a w;ea 7;cing 7,, th.,
town of New Trier. near the village Of WIN
ne.ka, hut m children
Frank Davis. tbe ,enot master at w;nnetla
thinks he saw Brown get out of the cara Of
the Winetka depot at ten o'clock Saturday
trenin1 md nroceed m foo+ ,,o-tbo.,r ~, 49,
track. It Was about four hours after this BE-
fore the treipht train bonna eo,tb c,noao1ono
and vet the hoar US to,,a,, 80 e' ~.
ono.th;,a ~ nil tror, tha 49,. ~ ,a1 ssA.a
1s.s fonnd 1,ort1 fron, 49, 5,nat a,....r 49, 49,
residence ~ aaceasea sas ~ ~ aa.'a.;.a Az -:
rert;on Tba hrn,sa. 49, 4,,,t;,.t;an. ElsI ~ t.s
49, 49,. n1 y. NV
ns.o ~ saaaasa. 49, 1s;- sss' "ou.e ~ taa'-
49,. - 49, 70 -. =, w.. @.N
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4.rin,r a1on,, f,E a<,za,, ..a- - .sta ..
1nnoe Tho r;oht 1eo ,vas .ara~.a a. ~ ,.aaa
;o;nt The 1oxer 1in,b ana fat h,,;n- f,raa
se7oro1 rode f,,,+h.,r nort,, tha, ~. -. ~
abdomen wae swollen and hr,,;.e5 hu4 -.
broken onon noce,saa 1u,e a -, ~, ,,oo.,, -
be sometimes int.mperate This ana ,,,;s G
alone. would reasonably aeeonpt for b;s steer.
;,.p ofr north from, tho denot of his ovn ~.
1app rhcn his boma lav !, the onnos;ta 5;ra,-
t;on The finding of The 1urp wa IN accor5.
ance with these f,cts-f -fden,;f.inr +ha ,arson
ascrih5ne his dcat1, to Collision Of the 1ao,,,,,,
uye. and intimating intemnerance ns the nroh-
ab1e cause.
spec1oa "ee'an a!G3n..,, o. the common
A eoec7a, meot;no ~ tha con,,o, r.,,,ro,,
was held last evening FIR the nnr,osa ~ cnn-
s;der;ao the essess1ent ,oa,s p.asa,t Al
derman Rotsf;,7a Hovt sh;mn Hahn scba,1
Holden. Harvey. Cou1an Whitc shnfcldt
and Couisky,
Ma1or Sherman being absent. m motion.
Ala. Tittsworth was called to the chair
The clerk read an objection from Thomas
hti1ner. against the assessment for the west q
feet of sub lot 1. Of 1ot o b,ock II Also mo
trorn Jarnes Jonr IN the south D;v,s;,n
These oh1ections were referred tn t1a F;,,,co
coum7ttaa
n, no+;o,, ~ ,,3 e,rf,,a. ~ .o,,.
were conh1med.
The ordinance for 1evrin, +be +,v xy,a Tho,
read and its nassaae moved
ALI Hovt moved ae an ana,oaot 4hs
a tax of Il mill he levied nnon tta tsr,h1a ,
p1onerr Of the citv for the craction ~ !,
hr;dpe across the r;rer Of s+o+o e+roo+
| Aid. Holden offered \ net,tion fron n,.r.
ous business citizens. If soutb water Ta.o
and other streets. asking tor an anaro,r; ,tio,,
~ ~sr.rst 49, Sa~+ e ~ .+ot~9S
t;t;on 49, e,a1aa ~ 1..sa .,s...s s' .e ~
! ent;a1 c;t;ze,s IN those ,,es,;t;as A1''S
( sfrar so,na +;n,a snant - 5o1;,o,.;xr. ~ =
o,oet;on A1a Hort ha.ans ~. 80 >.s -.
| ~ s.,.t No. -. - 49, Aton ~
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nsa c1s.1s 49, ~ j." - ~a,-4eu.
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- - 1:.1.:s s.as. ~ e .e .' y. eees.u:
.nu .asaa. nsas 'Nse' t"1'ps ~ ''s '.'s' WHICH
"tr1 f.7e.a.
1ne pet.lon WIZ ie'eeenee 70 'ae elec1lo'
~ o.e o14ee' o..'s' "as ieAe'ieo " LIZ
eonlse ~ W p!iee:
9e1eo'
TIE BRADwELL GuARDs.-A fine conpau,
has just been recruited at Palatine and Bar
| riu1tOu in this county, for fhe Third Roar