, 1863-08-11

and residence, and soon ascertainea that ne
had g partner In Tho operation, md on satur..
day arrested Suspicious looking character,
who gare his name as Edward Cook. Con
fronting him with the one first arrested, The. |
latter betrayed him with sign Of recognition,
but Cook stoutly declared that he had never
seen him before. This yexed the latter, aud
yesterday morning, believing that Cook had
been released, he made full Acknowledgment
Of the following facts: His name was Ransom |
Corkuer, and he had been at work for A. B
Lind, at Sublettc, Minnesota; Cook worked |
near By for a man named Hnskins; they stole t
the Eorses from the pasture Ola farmer near
Earlyi1lc. and escaped this way, where they
were nicely caught by Captain Turtle, as
above stated. It is safs to predict that Cork
ncr and Cook are booked for Joliet.
Coroner,s Inquests.
On Sunday, Coroner Schmidt held an in
quest upon the body Of an urknowu man,
who died from sun.stroke Saturday afternoon.
He was between 40 and 50 years Of age, and Of
German birth. Saturday afternoon, about 1Ee
O'clock, he wns found nt the corner Of Illinois
~ e17 'tAsetef - = eeAt'NS" ~os ~
died soon after. Dr.:Asams pronounced lta
case Of coup de solt9, and the coroner's Jury
found accordingly.
The Coroner hsla two in9aests yesterday.
The 1lrst Was upon the remains Of the child
whose mysterious disappearance, and the
equally mysterious discovery Of whose skele-
ton, has been fully recorded IN these columns.
The inquest established the fact that 1t was
the child Of Henry Chambers, missing since
April, 1869. The.JurY believed that the boy
was killed accidentally by the cars, and hts
body 1nntiiated by hogs; thai the remains had
been covered with stable refuse by some per
sea who did not desire an investigation to be
had. The verdict Of the Jury was "death
from come unknown cause"
The second inquest, held yesterday morn
iEE, Was upon the body Of John Mcalahon,
teamster in the employ Ct Dewey s Co., coal
-ccsl nj pitts & Co.'s Nrficultnra1 Machine
-. ~ w. ~
1ae'ors. eo1n7s -. nN.aosipa ano 'eaolsou
s''se's' ~ hne e4"eA 9estelu.s tAs,
an. WIS 1oohiaH ~ -A,eo e4Ao, -. :. 80 w.
oe'eg moved W 1ne "o'Amea WIZ ~ Ia,s i.,u
"as a'o lei ~ ..e oua1a s,sl - nas,aaata1lo [
| ug hln instantly l. seio4es =. 1s1 ~. o.
h1neo WAS ienoeteo' oesS,.o w. so ~,
| years OIL age, aLo 4e2scs Ei1afuu 'Ao eun""
An inquest was held yesterday afternoon
uron the body of O mar, whose name was
| 1a,,es c,,1i.1, vim ues RIM over by the cars
'a1n.e oa.''' W. vs. M :. n.4s.,-
on the Ilineis Central 1allroad ut fecatonics,
! about sixty miles from this city. From the
.,,ao,ca saarcea H. aeeeos that tse deceased
49, ,a ].s,L,ro .,ono No track AZ tf,e train was
vas ~alhlos aeps uis 1ss,eA 90 ~ 'AA.l W w. ~
app oachiog, and not paying attention 10 the
whistle. he was run over and Immediately
1.,,1.a F,on, cener. fonnd m b7a ncrson. he
At"so' i4'n f4teNs n.1s.r.:., 80
Is supposed 70 nave peee rom "'Sconsin' anu
| resided at or neaf tue StaIe asylum. ID Als
ps.As'. ..'s can t., ca,f.as,.t, scr,n In ac.
notes, ana foo ~ eopto"esa'o se,1p' - ~
cordcnce With the tacts herein aoduced, tae
iury rcturueda verdict of :" accidental death, !"
s1,:an;no I'm re31road con1n,ny and their EN-
1 s,a.aas f'an, Nv ce,sn-e.
pioSees lfom any censoIe.
The Lake Tunuel-aE4als'es cl.a NY IA
4 HaSe e-...-,
We baVe received tne 1ouo"1a5 comelunl'
cation from, an Intelligent lawyer OF this city,
- ,st,c,, crrt,,u nc1,inens inquiries aro asked.
IN "p1cn ceftaih peA''oeaS t'4 4'4.a ~ ~,
which can be better ana mo1e satislacsofhy
answered by tic City Engineer than BY US:
CHICAGO, August + 1855.
raItors e,1tcaco Tribune:
In your issue Of tooay is a aiestam, TO-, ,
lo*td by on article e1:aenately ol ,. Metao1
latcIy f'fopesed ioT eupgiy4n2 .nv ctky n1In
Eats1-.tAe expense ot "N1sn u es1laa'ea q!
saM,5 u. ..~.,.
Those WHO nave ~asehea u,l toe eonstsaetlon
Or pubic Foihs, HnsIe tle rsopse pay auo
tic managers o. ,ns Welh aEa ins coaisaetnfs Pr
who dv 1t get LIVING from Il, KNOW tna: 1Ie
ESTIMATES tor SUN EotAs ~ the ob patsek .x a1t
, generally grossly ntdefatateu. Inc Rsl o.
,iss az d Let this To.k ont to tfe lowest Did
der, upon carefully drawn epeclaeatfons
without c1tf's, vi fnu guarantee 1or per
I foiuaEce. .1..,-.:
= An estimate will IN that way De ootalnet
from men VINO expect 70 pay tae Goas, ostots i:
$ closely. and ths sN5 ana tna ~ pHsss WI w
know lus. VIAL 49, son. a,tt, ut u1us ~,
|. take the matter. have Little aouel on. M
the bill! Wtlt bc miHols Wnete tness inquirer
r have given rs hnI'dttns o1 taousanas. a. ~,
ttts proposed to eullu 1t least three eta
, tiona composed CT timber, EtoSs11 and br1cl
= = to project the iron Ehafie that are to be sun'
= to aid In the excavation, OF which An,are to D
a removed EXCEPT the outer o1e when the worl
= il completed. EacE md I'LL Of {nsse are ot
y st1pctlous to tie 1ayfgation of.the like, mn
+ the city will be liable tor un accidents tha
. could not be ohE}ated by nc use ct erdtnay
care. The tirnbeEs ard tue iron shal t nay b
= removed, but how are The brick an
!" rtcre TO ba picked up and ear.ied away
"a 4 mound or debris will b left cor
~ :, 'cea}ed. By the water, UPON which vesael
E nav Ia driven aud sunk, n11 for thes
- he city will be lttble. The city must keep
- light house At the end Of the pipe. las I'll
u t.yrru5e of The tower and tic ditlsutr {
;; er:r,inr. ana expense of keeping It thsr
q been taken into tbs account /!
- This Will be erected a on an island eighty fes
side. No shallow shore to break the force
the ware, bot ID me etep wafer ne unnrok.
nnain reg " ,aasses 1m If ice vii he Douninr nnt
t it. Now this must b. Il certainty, for it tn
ce crib ard light house are carried array u VI
u no isat task 10 epen tae Sna ,t ~ tnrt pip
r or ans ntaciad hv thn s,oaiinr water md fhere
u po ice mo.i1g with the wave aud thrown
4. II against the structure.
Won1a ~ ,he e tno ho3f 1s sSe !, ont,f
e, excursion, and let 1t hs wien there is stro,
q. cnrrent from the river into 1he lakG M and !.
can ttsrs he sega ~ ~ .nare than ~ mics ffo
"a. the shore and where BY some change In t
th ordinary current Of tie lake. its bady ct vat
~ @ ss,'ue r., s'o"t' HEM W intn emo nf w t,.o
n, blotcles as 1t slowly makes its way over t
d. proposed terminus Of this pipe, and then
n n Ihem dip and y tas.e; ; see report "ln mol oe
~ 'asu, a,,.in Il = tf,s nroIonSrtfon Of the vat
If. pine is 10 be 1nade, why not get ~ Ear as p<
'er sib1e from the source Of Difficulty. nste
q running que saSt ~ mn5 th ~. icnath III re
Is. mile ard n half further fr.9 the 1ti1cul
nd | And even if no more Ia added, aud the teri
al nns is 7,laced half mile nearer The shore, ;
ec arc nearly uilc and half further tiaau as
al nrese1,, protected. TAX PAYER