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At half-past 1 o'clock yesterdav ,oo-n;.
Henry Moore, a broker, employed at No 1g$
West Randolph street, was accidentally aho+ ~
Policeman Smith, Of Hanlin's force. Smith hs3
been shooting at target or at rats, and whle
examining hls revolver to see if any of the
cartridges had not exploded, the weapon sud
denly discharged The bali entered the abdo-
men OF Moore, who was about three feet from
Smith, and facing him. Dr., Fleming was called
ID, but could not ind the bullet. Moore died last
last evening from the effects Of the wound. Smith
WAS arrested, and will remain in cusfodv nntii
released by the Coroner.
Wi1he1mene Ensfeldt reported to the no1;ee
yesterday that she had lost her Trunks FFh ~,
contained 81 600 worth Of wearing apparel. Sha
arrived in this city the other evening, and tnno,
unacquainted, she accepted the offer OF &c isdSS
and gentleman" who promised to secure her :
boarding house. After remaining Whe,re@ - d, - =
was conducted over night, her trunks being a.
posted there, she started out to hunt boac5-
ing place. She concluded to engage boauI ct
No. 41s South Clark street, but, desiring t., res ~
turn for her trunks, could not find the b onsa
where she had slept. Officers are endeau orinr
to find it for her.
Superintendent Washburn was oyerhear5 vaa.
terday, directing one Of his Captains not to nav
any attention to the decision Of Justice IN
ers Of TIE TRIBUNE will remember that. in tha
case Of the city against Haight, propriet or of a
billiard saloon under the Everett House, On West
Madison street, who was tried for violating the
ordinance prohibiting the playing OF e ames Of
chance on Sunday, Justice Banyon discharged
the accused on the ground that bil1iar ds was not
. game Of chance, but one Of skill. ghe Super
lntendent, it appears, has been fu11iIihed with 4
dissenting opinion BY the regularly constituted
Law officers Of the city, and he therefore directs
that the proprietors Of all billiard saloons found
doing business on Sunday shall be arrested and
brought before the Police Court in the manner
prescribed by the ordinance.
4 young man in the employ~of Field, Letter &
Co: was the victim of an outrage the other day,
which needs the attention Of the Board of Police
He entered saloon on State street, near Six
teenth, to get glass Of beer, and, while drink
ing, two policemen came III and arrested him for
yagrancy. He was locked up in station house
for two days and nights, and then released,
who be was. Fearing that be might
loose his situation, be has said nothing
about the occurrence. The saloon keeper
asserts that the policemen were angry
beer on Thanksgiving Day, and that they en-
tered his place, and arrested the youth to f'get
eyen' with him. st. Clair Sutherland will fur
nish the Police Commissioners with further in
formation, if they desire it.
The death Of John Strick1er, engineer OF the
tending circumstances Of which was given in
yesterday's TRIBUNE, was occasioned BY hydro
phobia. The physicians called in for consulta-
tion, it appears, did not disagree as to the
cause OF death. They concluded that, if the
fact could Re established that the patient
had been bitten by rabid dog within the past
year, the case would bo typical one Of hydro
phobia. Their doubt WAS removed few
moments after strickler died, his sister stating
that, in May last, her brother was bitten On the
hand bY a pet dog, blood being drawn, and that
the dog, which was unweu at the time, died |
soon after in fit. This correction is cheerfullY |
made as Injustice was done to Dr.. CLARK, the
tlemen.