, 1872-12-04

ter, No. 127; R: A. u, the following named per-
sons we're elected officers for the ensuing Ma
some year: E. Grifdths> II. P; r. z. Herrick,
4" !. q. Borden, s.; D. C..Wallace, c. H.; E.
Thos. J: Tustin, VIM. King. A. Haynor Masters
OF the Walls, and Isaa4, Parker, Tyler.
:: The following were 1uxuriating at Anderson's
european Hotel yesterday: Wm. J. Brown,
NeW 4ork Mrs. Chas. Il. Dean, and Miss Dean,
PeoF1a y: J. Gilchrist, McGresor ]. "A. swasey,
6oston Geo. NJ King. Monson, Mass; L. E.
Mogo, Boston; A. Fisher, Cincinnati B. c.
Whillock, Warren.
"a =. man M named Patrick Corcoran. boarding at
| No. 429 Canal ftreet, was knocked down near the
corner Of Sou th Clark and Eighteenth streets.
between efSes - aad o'clock yesterday morning, and
| foboed OF what money he possessed. The as
sanlt was committed by two men, neither Of
! whom can be identified
| The following registered at the Sherman yes-
terday: e. B. Wilson. Philadelphia; ", L.,
Van Ness, Louisville =; Vim. Il. Whitla Council
Bluffs; John Benny, England; Thos Whitman
P P1tts6urghi !; B. Glbson :, Cincinnati; y; G.
CLARK, st. PAIL; L. D. Highly, New Orleans
John G. Hanson, Texas.
gentleman interested in building material
| and the other sex was observed yesterday eye
! ing, With Eueful aspect, heap Of rubbish on
Dearborn street. 4 friend remarked that the
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| been unusually soft to crumbIe in that way
| "Soft!" Indignantly exclaimed the Colonel,
Ihe stone was all right, but blessed Irishman
ran wheelba1row against it, and, Of course, it
| smashed to smlthereens."
The following we're at the fremont Yesterday ::
| BARTLETT, New York; J. S. Palmer, New Lon
don, Ohio; Don 4. Sweet wife. Quincy, ILL.,
| J: G. Baker, st. Louis, Mo-; J. Dart Peoria :;
3: y. Blaschard, Boston F. E. Taft, Uxbrid3e.
Mass; Fl. Briggs, Pittsburgh.
Dr.. Hays illustrates his lecture On "a Win
ter's Adventure at the North Pole, to be given
at the Michigan Avenue Baptist Church to-mor-
row night, by large map, twenty feet square,.
drawn by himself. which shows the latest dis
coVer1es II the Arctic regions, and is the most.
accurate chart ever made Of the cold and cheer
| less polar country.
The gambling tables capturedin the recent ex-
tenslVe 1a1d nave been put to good use in the
Various offices about the City Hall. One of tho
Mayors apartments is decorated with an eIe-.
CANT poker table, the Comptroller has q s.lay-.
! out" or two, and the other devices of the Devil
are scattered around where they are most need
ed to keep Important books aud papers .off tha
| floor. N4SS
Among the arrivals at the Briggs yesterday,
we're the following: T. III. Teece, Wheeling. "
y; J. h, Hubbell New York; H. B Utley.
Sterling; 81 gI:,; James anderson, Auscatine, Iowa
worth, Moline; 9. G. Small, Pittsburgh J..A
Hawley, Dixon J. G. Cushman, Plymouth. Ind.::
": Il. Graves, New York; T. b. Lsurance, Car
Isle, Pa.
The police authorities of this city we're noti-
fed recently BY the Chief Of Police Cincinpati.
that it WIS generally understood in the 1attar~
city tnat certain thieves we're making ar.a1Ibe-
ments to rob leading Chicago jewe1ry t.ouse at
an early day. Superintendent Wash} ,urn has
notified all the principal stores OF that character
and no doubt the meditated depradat;. ion viii be-
indefinitely postponed
Anony the numerous cases OF domestic dig
yesterday were three Of wife, -8hnnnr The
cowardly culprits we're disposed of "a fo1ows :.
Andrew Boalen, Of No. 116 South Marked street.
9100 fine, and $500 bail to keep the peace /.
Patrick Levy, OF No. 303 Burnside street, same.
fine, and same bonds; Patrick Fiaherty head
Of Bridgeport family, sawe fine, eame bonds.
:. Among the arrivals at Nae Gardner, Yesterday.
the following we're prominent: c. E. Wellington;
and wife, Syracuse N. L; J. s. Newell Boston :
5. w. Wood, Denver L. H. Eames. Ottawa : r..
p: Hart, New York; @. s. Lee and wife, New
wife. Morrison; a: ]. Sloan, Philadelphia; Miss:
granger, flttsheld, Mass; r. Mastin, Detroit.
The effort made at the South Side Police
court, yesterday, to prove that William Talcott
Is the proprietor Of gambling-saloon near the
corner OF Twenty-Hecond street and Wabash
R'nrnI va was not tssu1p5alng success Justice
nm S25 Tor being found in a strange house.
Four others we're fined similar amounts Tor te-
ing inmates Of the Same house.
William Enright and Billy Green two of the
roughs who assaulted and beat Policeman Rich
ert, and shot Officer Ole johnson in the head, at
the corner Of Canal and Kinzie streets, On Mon.
day afternoon, we're arraigned before Justice
scully, at the West Side Police Court, Yesterday
morning. They we're each held in 5000 bail.
and an committed in default, to answer the charge,
OF assault with intent to kill.
,.. The Mayor, yesterday, received letter~ffon,.
William ID. Appleton, Of New York, enclosing =.
check for 81, 500. Mr. Appleton is Chairman Of
the New York Relief Committee and had CHARGE
Of the paintings contributed by the Dusgaldorf.
artists for the benefit of the Germans OF Chica--
amount mentioned Was realized from sale of q.
portion Of the paintings, the remainder being
yet in the possession OF the New York Cor
mittee-
The enthusiastic person who went out sleigh
ing yesterday, and stopped to 'smake call on
State street, was compelled to resort to extreme
horse appeared to be well, but the cutter didn't
run as we'll SO it had. On mature reflection, he
decided to wait until the next snow-storm before
returning. His name is,-there are'good req
aons for not giving his name, but his residence
is at,-his family request that his residence be
withheld.
The new Recorder OF Deeds wishes the general
public to distinctly understand that he is not :
perambulating employment bureau. He cannot
possibly engage everybody who asks him for a.
situation, because he has no situations to be-
stow. His Office is full OF ladies and gentlemen
who are capable Of performing the duties re-
quired Of them, and he intends that thoy shall
remain there until they prove themselves un-
worthy.
A German named Enrick Plumer. residing At
No. 155 Augusta street, cut his throat, yesterday
morning, with a razor When found by his
landlady, he VAS lying On tie floor, partially
insensible, with the weapon in his hand. His
clothing was covered with blood, which issued
from the wound in the neck. The woman did
what she could for him, and restored him to
He then became violent, and
success: Dr.. Sloan WAS called in, and pronounced
his condition dangerous. Plumer Was removed
to the County Hospital. He is 66 years Of age,
and mason BY trade. When asked why he de-
5ired to kill himself, he said all his friends had
- gone back" on him.
. Ten Of the gang Of lads who hayo.for long
time been making raids on tobacco stores, apple
stands, and small shops, we're arrested yester-