, 1863-11-17

their Way home to Msnnesota to recruit the cesi.
neat, which now numbers a65. Capt. sheehtn
WAS the officer in command Of the boys At Fort
Rdgely, IN the gallant flair Of August 1862 Min
neeota should I'LL up The 5th without delay.
| CoRosrn's 1SouEsT.-The Ccrontr yester.
day mo1ni1E held IN inQnest upon the body Of
Vim. Richmeyer, the uto,trnate man scalded to
death at Griffin Brothers' packing house, Oh the
A1her Road, rear the Halsted street bridge, on
Saturday night laet. At the time Of the accident
the deceased had passed over the walk which goes
over the rats and in front ofthe tanks and coming
totthe List tank attempted to turn the faucet, to
ascertain II there was too 1nuch water IN the tank.
BY come means be turned It too much, and the
room Was quickly hl1ed with ST. an. oxtingu1sh'ug
the lights. ard uetessitattng his speedy exit. He
started for the door, and had near1y reached It,
when he missed his footing, md fell into tho vat
| Of hot fat. uc was rescued tu less than one
| moment, bnt WAS SO badly sca1ded that 10 lived
I only shout three hou1s aftcrward. The verdict OF
| The jury was that he was accidentally scAlded.
| The deceased was German by birth, about Thirty
years Of age, married, and very respectfully cou-
nected. He came to tho city about four weeKs ago
from Freepo1t, Illinois, at Griffin BEothess' In
stance, to act az thetr engineer. His wife te-
turned to that city yesterday with Ills roma1ns.
FOUND DEAD.-Tho nan found dead at
Brighton, on Saturday, Was recognized by somo Of
the people In the vicinity one whom thcy called
Edward" and whose business was travelling
about repairing ard regulating clocks. When
found on Saturday morning, his body was stll
warm, though life was extinct. Ho had tho ar-
pearancc OF man who had fs1len down drunk, aud
died, ae he was lying his face when discovered.
There we're Eo apparent marks Of violence On Tho
body. He was about forty years OF ago, and In
supposed to have little girl IN the city Thu bully
has been brought to the city and an inquest will
re held this morning G. II. Jordan's.
TEE HIGGINS CHILD alunpER-On Saturday
evening, when Ellen Higgins. tho mother or thu
murdered child, found that she, too, had 10 70 10
jail. she said to the officers, stI HE'D to Ycox,
lied to yeexl He did kill tbs taby," Cha had
testified before the coroner's jury that her l,us
band had not killed the child.
RETURNED TO THEIR OwNBR-A fer, ,days
since. one Frank Spencer cold to Mr. Haas, ,.on
Aadfton street, pair Of mules, for $ia3 and 4
silver wstch. The mules were yesterday delivered
to Hr. Austin, Of Ottawa he having shown to the
Ratls1act,on Of Juetice Miller that they were his
property. Nothing 10 known ofspencer's waerea-
bouts. I
CoSTlNvED.-The case Of Dennfa Clancey,
ex-conduetor on the ho.se-c,1s, arrested for "a.
sau1t With deadly weapon, was yesterday
brought before Justice Mcdonnell, and continued
until Wednesday. At = p. N j, the accused giving
$55C0 bail faE his appearance.
CoRREc11oH.-In the list Of pork packers,
given Ia yesterdays iseue the name Of" Thomas''
MtCsbe was printed By mistake, instead Of Rob.
EFT McCabe, Of Mecabe l. hughes. Mr.. McCabe
tas been several years engaged In the packing
business In the West, and has bnilt here an exteu-
s1ye snd complete establishment.
SAD ACCIDENTAL bsicklayer named John
Ecllen, while At work upon Dr.. Fosters building,
e07 Lake etscet, fell from the second story, ycster
day afternoon, aId was so severely Injured that
fears esc entertained last evening, that be con1d
not survive,
WAIVED ExAsl1NAT1oS.-John Garner, the
brakeman on the Northwestern Railroad, whose
arrest On Saturday We have noticed. was yester-
day brought before Justice Miller. waived exami-
nation, and In default Of $500 bail was sent to
Jail, to await further examination at the Record
er's Court.
VIOLATED THE BRIDGE ORp1KAScE.-Jacob
Leonard, an old man who has been driving an
express Wagon for week past, WAS yesterday
arrested Tor violation Of the bridge ordinance II
appearing that-liks "Leeesaityt' and Justice
NeDobnell-he "kncw no law," he was let oil On
payment Of costs.
PA1sFuL RrMoRs -Rumors are current
days since, by propeller, on Lake Eric, Ind
a1nE hal hrfn - Ia h,a hnn-
eapsized on Lake Erie, and all hands lost. We
have no confirmation OF the rumots.
PCLLED.-Four notorious houses Of ILL.,
fame-DeN Naterman's, Emma Woods: LouIss
Morton's and Libb Ffenehs-were pulled by the
police on Sunday night, The keepers were aued
$50 each, the female inmates SO, and the males
IS each. adding quite snug snu to the treasury
MARINE 1TEM.-Capt. VIM. Eyaos, OF the
Propeller 01tonsgon, reports Passing portions OF
awreek ofa propeller on the west shore Of Lake
Huran. early Saturday morning. They were much
fplintezed, ia from collision OF explosion.
HE1D TO BA,1.-John C. Stone, the noto.
rious counterfi!er arrested last week, was yetter
day held In 500 bail By Jnsttcc Miller, and In de-
fau1t WAS committed.
VAoRAS7s.-In the Polics Court yesterday,
John F. Brinztng. drank and 4 ragrans, wss given
sa fine and thirty days In Bridewel1; Apla Bohau
ard Geo. Wagner, 50 and twenty dsys each+
SENT TO TIE RRronN scnoot--Thou,as
Martin, young epecimsn Of tho genus thtes. was
yesterday sent to tnenB1ofm School.
PROFITABLE MoRS1Sa's WoRK.-In the Fo.
lice Court yesterday morning, fines to the amount
of$61s, exclusive Of costs, were Ievfed. Fl.