, 1872-10-11

al the ieAF2tt street Congregational Church
corner OF Adams, this evening, there will be-
| gastronomical entertainment, bivalyes being h.
| subject. There Will also be ladies'.
| a rebid dog WAS shot st No. 172 South Nor
I gan street yesterday. It is said that several
people were bitten BY the animal during th.
past week
B F. Culver, Robert R. Clark and Pete,
Wood, in District No. !, Of Lake View, and Ed
! ward Il. Barnard, J. j. Wilson, and Mr. Var
Allen, IN District No. z. hare been appointed b.
! the Board OF Commissioners to exercise theil
| mathematical attainments in counting the bal
1ots at the coming election
The foundations Of the new Post Office arr
beng laid Tho concrete work On the centre
tie1, running north and south, is already IN
place. Judging from the amount Of concrete that
Is put down, the foundaionFs rest will be e.er-
nal, for nethiDg abort Of an earthquake OF two
can disturb their repose.
The lron-safe-f1e-munument was not dsds-
Gated ct Central Park On the 9th, - many sup
posed it would be, but will be On Wednesday
next, nothing happens. Tho Grand Lodge OF
Mascns Of the State viii probably participate,
and go will the Park Commissioners and the
public
Horse there's are beginning to bo more ac-
tive IN this locality. On STednesdzy night q val
ueb1a animal belonging to George L. Dunlap,
Esq, Was stolen from the stable At Riverside,
and yesterday Nj. H: G. Worner lost fast
horse worth 81 500. The animal IVES taken from
shed in an alley running from Clinton street,
between Washington and Randolph streets.
Any Of the Woh1gehagen family in the city,
or anybody who knows anything Of them, should
address Frederick Olsen, No. Il Hubbard street,
them. A portion Of the family went to Kansas
last year, and it is believed son remained be-
hind
There are several dresses and . black cloth
sack at Police Headquarters awaiting iGentifca-
tlon- TEese goods have undoubtedly bean
$r]Tn ny,I +3,n$ r&r1r~
greatly facilitate his conviction if persons who
lost such property would call at Police Head
quarters and examine. They need not take the
things if they cannot identify them
An incipient fire. al No. 40 Division
street, caused by the falling of a bottle Of lero
the alarm from Box f61 at half-psst o'clock
las. evening The little daughter Of George
Riley. the occupant of the premises, let tho fluid
fall Her father extinguished the flames with
blanket befors much damage had been done.
Coroner Stephens was notified yesterday by
street, that human remains had been found at
the corner OF State and Fnifty-first streets. He
visited the locality in the afternoon, but was
ureb1e to find q dead body or discover any
traces OF one Tho informant will be sought
out to-day, and the case inv estigated further.
An inquest was held yesterday On the re-
mains Of jeffrey Obelau, aged As years. who was
foa nd floating in the river at Twenty-second
street bridge, on Wednesday. Deceased had
been missing from his home, at the corner Of
MAXWELL and Brown streets, for about Ten days
he leaves wife and several children. 4 YER
1ict OF found drowned was rendered.
The residence of Nj. J. P. Merrill, No. s97
Wabash avenue. was entered by burglars on
Il Nednesday evening while the family we're ut
supper in the basement A diamond ring. val
led at 500, and about $500 in money we're
:aEen- Tie burglars effected entrance through
IN open window at the resr Ct the second hoor,
I'D thence descended to the first, where the val
1ab!es were secured.
Pastor Wunder's German Lutheran ST. |
oaulus Church, corner Franklin and Ohio |
treets, which was destroyed by fire. one year |
go, has been rebuilt. and presents much liner
:p2earance than before i WAS dedicated and |
yesterday, amid very imposing ce1e- !
Monies. Sermons Tere de1ivared BIZ Pastor |!
Vun1er, Pastor SoelIc. Of Atshison, and Pas |
or Boyer, Of Pittsburgh, ! hanqret Has held !
d the evening.
The free class in vocal music viii open on t
saturday evening a. the Christian Onion rooms, I
TO- f53 Michigan averre- DR.. George T. Boot /
ill have charge. Tie c!ass will hare compe- t
eut instructors during The fsl and winter. and I
rerybodr Will, voice for masic should attend
nd Learn hoT TO handle it. Thefo is no know
1g how 1czry latent Missions and Billy Nan-
lugs there aye in oIr midst
The plaring mill owned 6- J. r. Rnsseu, on
ultoa street. Was damaged 5000 worth yes