, 1863-03-24
Chicago 0rib1t1tt.
TUESDAY, MARCH 81, 1868.
THE. CITY.

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TIE s1sEws or WAn.-Six thirty-two ponnders.
with carriages, passed through this city yesterday
<n route for Cairo BY the Illinois Central, con.
efgucd to Admiral Fo0ef.
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~ nhss occasion ihc six md snasr,aa an,s:.s
arc TO hare benent. Every one should invcat
quarter IN this benevolent work, and at tho same
1'mc witness IN exhibition Of rare merit.
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~ E',ee eouA4ne VI sss.seoaS loea-
e., :. a. .e"a e'. .oonso VI Asssfs. carr
80. ~ N.s"1'..N 4A.u y. 40 As 60
N.,4u, ~ "" .n'es,'. ~ tea1 cs'ate' anu me
49, 4o' e's "a"ns f!eees VI most ehel-
~ pop:' '..f.o.se ano un1'np'osea, IN ooth
AAN ~ .aos' ,a'ofao'e 1et4ns' "s
t.A' ~" .Huains tue er1os tae1f rooms
80 .o1.4uao aAeo WALL puteaascss. Iney M
~s A''e eoolc great bargains AZ Id Oeas-
DON stseet.
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*1EsosA1.-"e nave sccn letter from FRANK
tM"e4ee' etqr well kno"n IN luis ci'y rs lao
Qiaintlh III eomcwhat celebrated suit villa the
proprietor Of the City Hotel' saying TINT he' IN
company With bis friend, Isaac Anaerson' also
Denver CITY. Colorado TcYritory. And VIC a~e In
formed, upon authority, that Nj, parue1cc. having
ssetagcd it, 20 long III the twu-horsc way is about
at last to take the stage in earnest It is said that
he will appear as the Losing Client, In the popular
drama entitled the Lorsuat. Ms. Anderson will
Assume the character Of the Fighting Partner,
Fe rieh them all proper euccees.
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A.. -.tr "~s ~ Aoa6un ~ ln:S e4ts lfon'
~ Sules.ou suu oeposateo IL ,ne euo,ponce ga
w >'11Nu ~ e"na' " ul' osatn a. 'H
%."e y" euu1As u'sn' pe'" sen ee'ea aiu e.sn'
oaoeA' eotae tnen p's'slns nesf cause soalo II p
Anc .sacAo u snc en'e@so ano hocR asiana hshtoa"o "
3ust oesono Inc Snhe.'on' were attsaetea oS !oao
Ef1ee 1ot neip. oo"n toe taey o'sco'eteu lao
heao.hght OF tram taat was approaching Win ING
speeo o. tne "'nd' anu As u nea'co tn' epo.' ln'
They rushed upon the track and fonnd that the
minister named above had fallen between the tim
bers Of the guard, and Ill their ehoEt1 10 push him
down through orto pua him ONE were unasn'llns.
1he'f combined etfens'a "As aol sonlc'eas ~ e1
Hleate ham' ana eae iatat t'.sn oasnea On. eutuug
oa ootn legs 1ues oeso" 1ne 6nees' ana Ala'os nm
ans1anuy.
F1rrrs,vr 1Apr,x,re -rnon ensc,c,ous c,,.
.-,,rns,,nces Tho no,ca force m sunday attcrroon
1uns '"n.ee 1n' ponee to'se w o1nous al'esnoon'
esfee1eo TWO men ano I'VE "onlen' supposed 10 DC
,,}a;ned of The names pfren nv the nartcs Arc AZ
1o!1ovs. f,co. r. Rost Fred. Echjcr Ellen Rnst
Ernst;na 1anp- Joscnhtna Fetcl. Eleanor Smith
ard N.rr Rcne1 f;oods zrcre fonnd IN fhef, mn,
sesr;on 1sfucd at ahout sdn embracing rasdv-
-r,sdc n,p.s rests drosacs sl,oea boac sh,ula
.;1,- drasa ,oo3a rnc,.n,ca ona ,r,,,o, -oo37. ~
~,r;ons co1nrs and cn.,it,ce tah1e Inn, towels
r.a,scoes, shfrtinr. thread. huttona 6r-, ocncra,
xarictv Of drg rooda. Althoneh thu marts haze
bccd carofuljy removed from ucarlv all tbe art,-
vIra- nortions of the stock ba1e hoa, reroon;,ad
rs belonging 10 T. Pa,r1cr. Ross L Foster. ]. B.
Stay, aud others. Tic parties had IN examination
YESTERDAY morning before Justice Miller. md ara
held for further examination on Thursday morn,nu
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DEATH FROM AsPuGNA+-A domestic in tho
employ Of Mr.. Thomas Hairless, on Wabash Ave
me, above Sixteenth street, died On Sunday night
from asphyxia, under circumstances that will serve
sa q lesson to persons everywhere. A large coal
burning stove is used in Mr. Harlcss' dining room,
which, from come unexplained cause, BECAME
partly chokca up SO that the gas cso.ped into the
room to Eucha degree a3 to render It very Disagree
able. At noon Mr. Hairless gave orders to the
ndect that no more coal be put In the stove
These orders were disrcsardcd, it appears. 4 hall
lending from tho dining-room communicates with
> Close bedroom which WAS occupied by two do
1nestics mined Ann L;nnerts and Martin Schiller
Errmnn girls from Indiana, Ther retired to he'd
1etwecn clever aud twelve O'Clock. shuttjnn tho
door Of their room. Yesterday morning Mrse Hnr-
less ruug the bell several fines .xithnrt h.nc ~.
swered, AT length Mr. Il descended to the di1;no
room and IVES eurp,jsrd at fnd;nc tbe Auns et,i
closed IL vent nna r,nnr1 AZ ", ~. ~ ~.
girls. room md recciv,nr m ,nswcr 1;sto,oa ~,
heard mint uo2u. fo1lowe3 hx n oosn and ;,n,oc.
d;atcly pushed the door omen The .mc1l NJ ,,a
was almost .uffocst;nr as ho onencd tho donr
One of The girls laY on the front n,rt a: tho Nod
with her arms raised and easpius for breath. ue
suahed to the window, raised 1t, and then asccs.
1afned that the girl that lay ncssest the wall was
went for physiciau, who applit d restorative,
10 .ne etn4 breathing GIRL the other being quite
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3estc.daymorulng, which was most eearchinr ani
thorough In its character THO namc of 4be d
ceased ia Anna Linncrts. ared III ye,1s mott,
fair Commissioned n.rson of ,nos+ a,,3,,,o d;on,
sstiou. IT ia safd. The nther ortbo chI,,a- 81 l.
axerv rveal cona,4,,n bpt r. 1,c,,o,oo -, ", =. :.
daurer. ~'%' '
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Destructive Fire In South Water Strccs
ABOUT na1 past seven o clock last evening, fiji
vas oiseorercd N the eeeond story Of the whols