, 1862-08-11

come expert thiet Of his pocket book. con-
taining forty~dye dollars in gold and silver.
DEAD DRUxK.-A man named J. 7. Paige |
was picked up at q lste hour, Saturday night,
dead drunk, In buggy which he had hired at
Co1's livery stable for *'a ride about town"
Co111s1ox.-Two schooners, whose names
we did not learn, collided Saturday In passing
the draw Of Lake street bridge, with great
force, and were both considerably damaged.
NEW DnrNG RooMs.-Good meals, atten-
tive walters and neat tables are features Of the
Dining Room Of G. s. Moore, Mes. 123 s. 125
Dearborn street.
IHp1c7ED.-M. Strauss, the party mentioned
in Saturdays TRIBUNE, as being arrested for
receiving stolen goods, Was indicted by the
Grand jury Saturday morning, and Is now In
custody awaiting t1ial.
SENT TO THE REFORM scHoo1.-Two lads,
Jshn Brady and Moses Abrahams, esch four
teen years Of age, for larceny and general In
co1igibility, were sent to the Reform School
upon Saturday.
ARREsTED.-Four OF the men-Joseph
LEVER, Thomas Russell, Charles E. Burns,
and Joseph Morse, who assaulted the soldier
near Uh1ich's on Friday last have been arrest
ed and are now In confinement awaiting trial
METROPOLITAN Commemorate
the advertisement Of this excellent hotel pub
Eshed in the army list issued Saturday, the
price of board is Set down at two dollars per
day; 1t should be one dollar and fifty cents.
Pic N1c.-The Bethel pic mic excursion to
Forest Bay and Waukegan, comes of on
Tuesday, the 18th inst The cars leave the
Milwaukee depot on Kipzie street, at nine q.
N. Tickets only fifty cents; children twenty
five cents.
WAE MEE11xG.-There will be war meet
ipg at the Methodist Episcopal Church, in
Bridgeport, on Monday evening, August l1th-
Tsc meeting will be addressed by Rev. G. e.
Fowler,' and others. Capts ). J. SpAding
will be present, to enroll the names Of those
who wish to volunteer.
MOVEMENTS OF DISTINGUISHED PERsoSs.-
John Moekler, b1atant politician from The
Tenth Ward, and John Foley, an equally dis
tingrished resident OF the Sixth Ward, vert
constrained on Friday last, by events thai
cast their shadows before, to visit their rela
1iens in Canada.
AS IT SHOULD BE.-Ne are glad 10 lear1
that many volunteers who have received thsi
bounty, are aepoelting the money in the new
Savings Bank directly opposite our Office
TIE cashier is supplying blanks gotten up tt
meet the wants Of the soldier, printed atthi
office expressly for the purpose. Every vo1un
teer should call and get them
BIRTH IN JA1L-Mary Jane S1lvey, pris
onsr in the county Jail, awaiting trial for th
larceny Of diamonds from E. A. Jessel, wa
on Sunday afternoon delivered Of fin
healthy bog weighing thirteen pounds. Th
child vas named ts Charley" in honor Of on
Of the turnkeys Tho assisted at the accoucae
ncnt.
CLAIMED BRITISH PBoTECT1oS.-Amon!
The skedadd1ers On Friday night, no7
doing the State some Beryice In Camp Dou.
las, was jew who, upon his arrest, elaine
t'Brtish Protection aud threatened th
United States with the vengeance Of The Britis
Government If he was not allowed to proces
on his journey unmo1ested.
VESSEL Saturday, as the Echoont
Palmetto was being towed up the hrancl
loaded With wood, and in charge Of the tu
Mars, she run on to sunken canal boat tha
for thc past FIVE gears. has been allowed
1eclain in the. river ncar Chicago syenr
bridge. Immediate action Was taken to raj:
the vessel, and ne suppose she Is in the d,
Hotk ere this.
ATTEMPTED ExToRT1oT.-L. Nathans,
peddler, residing in this city, WIS arres
ed and brought before Judge Ml1iken on Il
Charge Of writing threatening letters to
tan:i'y residing on the avenue with view
extort money from them Mr. Nathans "
held to bail in the sum Of 500 for his appe=
arce Saturday afternoon, but failed to Gu:
lis appearance and his bail Was declared Il
5eit.d.
Seeing BRITISH PROTECTION. - Robe
Bradley, took-kecper for ". 4 Buffers, 3
pcarcd st the police station Saturday aft4
noon; and presenting his "proteetion I
per5'' from The British Consul, left for N
York. Joh2 George Fisher, clerk in JAG
ForEy:l's commission house, presen,
British protection papers, received his p
and lett lor New Tozk.
Go,,d bye.
CAnE1Ess Snoe1lSG.-Night before last
party Of young men from Aurora, coming
to Chicago fer lark, when near Whea
station fired off their pistols through the
window, au5 unfortunately one of the sh
strcck q 1aboscr vito was repairing the tra
in Inc forehead, killing him instantly. q
thc:z arriEsl il this city thcy were placed
der arrest, ard Saturday, tho whole party f
taken 10 Wheaton to testify before cor0n
jury. We did not learn the lame Of the ?
oncrs OF the victim-
SEoCK1SG Acc1DEST.-About five ofclo
Fr,day evening, Fanny Mcdonnell, q serg
cir, employed in the house No. 80 Adj
Street, while making the fire for supper, n,
Isc Of cau of kerosene oil to ignite
E;rlli1s, With concealed spark somel
ceu:Muu;ca:ed 1ith tic oil in the can crea,
an explosion and engelopirg the girl in flat
S1v s:as Horribly burned-~to the extent
Der life is des5,aired OF. SomeSof the INN
of the house in enaeayozlng to e1tirguisn
Gar.cs, were also badly burned
FEARFUL AND FATAL Acc1DEST.-3dic
n.3}e who lived on Sand street at the
liu.it5.in the North Division was coming
o,s Chicsgo avenue, early Saturday morn
with lo@d Of vegetables, when his team
avay and threw him ont Of the wagon
lead striking on the spokes Of The fors
w:.cel. He MAS dragged q few feet to the cl
sne OF Wells street an1 Chicago avenue, "
the body fell clear of the wagon His s
was severely fractured, and he died insts
necnsly. He was steady industrious I
in very com *ortable circumstances, unmar
and fiiy years Of age.
DIED FROM HEAT.-A Norwegiang girl NJ
Johanna Maria Peterson, doing houae =
for Mr.. ROBBERY, II West Kiuzie street,
suddenly Friday afternoon She became
e1etp py about three o'clock, and laid d.
and between five and six O'Clock she was
dead in bed. 4 post mortem examinad
the body By Drs- Gore and Peterson sh
fha:.deceased came to her death from exec
heat. She came to this city few weeks 6
Gut On her hymn book was written her
and the date and place Of her birth also
she lelt Norway On the 5th Of May 1888:
arrived On the 18th Of July 1862. She
little ever thirty years Of age
ARREST FOB L7BE1-Frederick Becke
proprietor Of the German U,aioa newsI