, 1864-02-19

VERDICT or TIE JuRr IN TIE DIETRICH
AsoEy,os CAsE.-Yeeterday afternoon, afte. four
days Investigation, the Corouer's jury In the DE
1yich Abortion case returned verdict that the
doccasrd, csroline Dietrich, died on the LIST of
February ut her fathers residcnce; that she WAS
delivered Of child previous to her death, the
whereabouts being unknown to the jury; that her
death Was the result Of dangerous type Of sors
throat, and that the jury do censure the parents
for not securing medical care for her In time"
DIN NOT ABscoHp-In the latter part Of
Januasy one Of the juvenile atta+des Of Robinson
& Howc's Circus Troupe now in our city-named
Master WilHc-disappeared under circumstances
which naturally led TO the belief that he had &b-
seconded with portion OF Mr. Robinson's warde
robe. Tho prupflctorn Aayo received information
which has disabusea them OF this idea. and desire
to have the statement corrected. They have rca-
ron to believe that lie was cutieed away by one Dc
usyen-
NoRBuEr.-Tcc clip the following from the
Peoria Transcript Of Wednesday Last. The ques-
ton has occasionally been asked before, .twho is
Lord NoEburyt' and now, "a Paddy said, Hache
answers, *Whos''
I'VE *EaS greatly aurprteed yesterday to Oh
nom r. 5o.xaqrs .:ewa corfespondent,a > but wss
att.
WAsH1SGroN's BIRTHDA1.-The following
bankers OF this city have agreed to close their
plncet OF business On Feb. ~ Waehington,s Birth
dsy: 8. 6turges T., Sons, ). T. Ecammon. Mer.
chants Savings, Loan & Trust Co., C. c. Parks &
Co., Ruxton l. Co., J. II. Adslt, ]. @. Conrad, r.
G. Adams, G. c. Smith j. Bro, Il. Doolittle, Pncs-
ton, Willard T. Kcan. c. 8. Blair, II. r. CooIb.ueh
i Co., Henry Greenbaum, B. Carver, First Ma
tionhl Bank, Second Nutioual Bank, 4 I. Badger,
". II. T. r. 1ns. Co., 6tate Savings Institution,
herchants'. Fatmess' and Mectnuica' Savings
Bank.
a NoS-PAT1SG PAssEEoER.-Tle evening
train Of yesterday on the Northwestern railroad
brought In military passenger from some station
in the country, whore behavior WINS, to say the
least obsrcperous and unfslr while It might hare
resulted seriously II not fatally. When aaked for
hfe fare he pulled out revolver. which he pointed
II the conductor, using threatening language. The
conductor seixed the weapon by the stock, aaa
the soldier pulled the trigger, which came down
on the thumb OF the other inju.1ng 1t rather &C.
vercls. Had not the conductors thumb been in
tho way, the csp would doub:lcss have exploded.
woundtng or killing some Of the passengers. The
revolver WINS finally taken trom the bcl1igereat
dead.head, and WAS not afterwards restored
ExcEIIEET TunEAT1ING.-Ycster af-
tctnnoon JDhn Excel applied to Justice Brown
for a warrant to be issued against Johu Loomis,
proprietor Of the Cottage Grove Stock ya1ds
Some years ago complainant leased some ground
from Loonis and erected n ehanty saloon the
, Union observatory. fronting Camp Douglas. In
fortunately for defendant and hts partner this
tavern took considerable custom from his hotel
the Cottage Grove House they consequently tried
to e}ect the complainant, but he teeling that he
was doing exccllcutiy well rcfnsed to have his
1caee cancelled, which refusal, attended by legal
proceedings, engendefed considerable III feeling
bctwoen the parties, 60 TINT yesterday morning.
upon some trivial pretence. Loomis expressed bus
determination TO send Excel On voyage OF dis
covcrY th.ough the regions OF Hades by means of
4 souvenir rom \. oolt.' Finding such under
taking unpleasant eren in prospect. Exoen applied
for judicial protection to the magistrate.
ALLEGED DPEn3uAG.-Ycsterdaya afternoon,
Jennie Far1naz, ypung woman, was charged be-
fore Justice Brown, with perjury, upon warrant
eworn out by John Hobcrt. The particulars OF the
case art briefly a. follows Some few months ago
comp1ainantfs wife, who is sister to the defend
ami, e}oped from her home, moving with her the
whole OF her husband'e furniture. These things,
amer some trpuble, were discovered by Mr. Ho-
bert, In the possession Of Miss Eat1nan, at her
apartments 80 State street, and upon 1ie seiElng
them, she had him arrested Tor larceny, swearing
that she hao purchased the articles from his wife
With the consent OF the hnaband. It was upon
this statement, made under oata, that the charge
Of perjury Was based, but after hearing the asEu-
hi nm nj hat RI nF
fence had not been proven, aud consequently dis
missed the eAse.
THE WEATHIR.-On Monday Inst, and fora
few days previous, the weather had been very
like carly sps1ug, md 20 moderate that skating
parks were deserted and for few hours overcoAts
laid aside. About O'Clock Monday afternoon 4
cold bleak wind sprung up from the Northwest
and the Temperature rapidly descended the scale,
SO batduring the night the 1ne1curr indicated
1e degrees beloT zero; nor has 1t since then At
any one time, We believe, been more than 70 de-
grece above zero. On Tuesday night it was dowa
10 II below, and On Wednesday night to 8 below.
The Skating Parks haye advertised Carnfrals
and tht etreet cars have been well patronized by
men and maideus with their skating accoutre-
ments; steamboa1men and sailors, who had hoped
for m carly opening Of navigation, az they saw
the river almost free from Ice, now find it firmly
Gao9ed over again oeaiefs IN 1ae saSe 1resa cour-
age, and the price Of fuel as usual goes mp as the
mercury goes downs the poor are more earnest
and persistent IN their appeals ior food and fuel
ana al complain OF me Unexpected cold snap
ho~cFef, anfahg sestefa4y the weather moderated
considerable, and last evening the Thermometer
ranged s deg. above zero, and Still later had An
upward tenaeney. Ihe @eathes-"ase Predict
January taaW. 80 mote It be!
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PoLIcE CoCR1.-Ihe institution known ~
the Police Court, was not very well pa.runlxea
yeaterdav. 1ix miserable drnnks and dison5e-3frs
,,.~.-.1.,, ~, &C., - = - -,..,,,,-x ,e,1,s~s
u'*S1Ae1s eae @'oa - !1"fA!ns eeee1on. aua
two more grave charges in the afternoon. neither
Of Which was sustained. There are eone men-
-nsnIr,.ta,- f.tad 4h.+ ~ ~, a. .ho,- -, stsas
oA'o1suoA'e!s AAt1@ @a@' eo 4'As t1eAA oeetoees
arrangements arc IN I composed alater they are
crowded with work. but the moment they get SO
veil eatjaf,rd Of the certitude or custom ns IN
80 S.n-s.,...s - ~ .on,1.sssr as
ta@Ae ftote1 a16e.9s ~ elo1t1 ~. eoaats.As - WAN
decoram, they discover that the machine 1at's to
run, and behind Htlded deeks in gorGe0uEly Ap-
pointed rooms they while ayay the weary hours
:, ,,sf.,. -.,,,.- -, th.t ,,.;... -h,.h
cones only when they are unpsepsred therefor
This would heem 10 be partially The case With the
POLICE Court For many long years the sessions
~ 1bst Ye1orp.tnrv nnxtr were held IN a rooro
.,,I .,x,c.xt,o-+. ~h,r, .,.s.. . a,s.-..o ~ ~
Ma'n epPose pusA1 Tn4.. T.lN- ~ " s'
ed. Some Little time ago the room WEE changei
.na At<.4 nm in fnnsnnance nth ordinary ideaa RI
yonde1fn1ly decreased, and ..Ole tellers occerps-
enaa sou. .a ........