, 1873-06-15

trial, in The same amount, for stealing S5 f1or
poor old negro.
Charles Eagan, an employe Of the Chicago |
Northwestern Railroad, while coupling cars. q
noon yesterday, On North Water street, had hi
LETT leg 50 badly crushed that amputation VII
probably be necessary. he WIS removed to th
nome OF bis parents, No. 1877 Lincoln avenue.
The Massasoit House, opposite the Centra
Depot, 1s IN the hands OF mechanics, and sool
there will be handsome 950, 900, five-story, IS
BY 4o, brick hotel with Stone trimmings, wher
tne morning after the fire there was little 0
nothing. Mr. 4 ". Longley is the proprietor
and Mr. Boyington the architect
Yesterday afternoon, rickety stairway in tn
oolumplan Iron Works, on Clinton street, cav
WY beneath the weight Of heavy piec,
from the second floor to tho first. On.
Of the men, named Frank Rooney
was seriously injured. Dr. Flemining was called
who took the in jurcd man to his residence, No
200 south Desplaines street. It is believed thai
~ !ess sklllful hands Rooney would have died
but at o'clock last evening he Was out Of dan.
ger.
I'he Times, having abandoned that filthy slush
about church members, will devote . page OF
two to the subject Of hospitals this morning:
As each member Of the local staff will write what
pitfalls, and as each experience will be precisely
tho same (and very painfully, it il probable that
the article will be very unentortainlng.
In the account Of the police raid upon house
Of notorious character at No. 88 Hafsted street,
which appeared in yesterday 3 TRIBUNE it should
have been stated that the SECOND story Of tho
house only was occupied for vile purposes. On
| the first floor is the restaurant OF Joseph Bun
! 3e1, upon whom the article referred to uniustIy
reflected. It waa chiefly through Mr. Bunjer's
efforts that the place wns raided, and, since he
has done everything in his power to have tho
house converted to proper uses, it is but right
that he should have the benefit of the public 1n-
nouncement Of the facts.
The alarm Of fire from Box sc, at half-past 2
O'Clock yesterday morning, WAS occasioned by
the discovery Of flames in the two-story frame
building, No. 92s South Clark street. The build
ing ls owned BY George Norris aud occupied as
Paekine-house by Rufus Rand. Tie fire
originated in the smoke-house, which is said to
have been very defective. Loss on building,
$500; insured for g, 900 in Detroit company.
81, 500 in the Merchants Of New York, and for
$500 in the Star Of New York.
sad accident occurred at Calumet Yesterday
morning. Mr. B1unelle, Of the printing and pub
Ishlng house Of Habe1 l. Brunolle, while fishing
IN Calumet Lake, was drowned. The boat in
which he vas sitting became suddenly unba1-
anced, and before Mr. Brunelle could steadv il
It was capsized. There being no assistance near
by A1r. Brunelle Was drowned The body was
recovered after short search and taken to the
Michigan Central Railroad bridge, where it
awaits the action Of the Coroner Mr. BrunelIe
Has much respected, and vide circle Of friends
will mourn his sudden death. He leaves large
family.
The Board Of Public Works issued the follow
ing building permits yesterday: Estate Of Sam
uel T. Foss. three-story and basement brick, 43x
feet, Loomis street Hull d siden, three
81, 29, and 81 Park avenue q. F. Puisifer,
three-story and basement stone front, 10014B
feet, Nos 1923, 1880, 1889, and 1884 Prairie ayo-
nue H. Tyler, two-8tory and basement brick.
40130 fest, oakenwan Addition n. o. Walk
zo117o feet, Mchigsn % avenue; Gu; !. N Il.
Parker, fou1-sto1y and basement stone front, 40x
90 feet, Nos. 95 and 81 East Washington street
.. y. Mason, txo-sto1y and basement stone
11[oqt, r 14x74 feet, No. 1859 Wabash avenue A.
M. Fenner, three-story and basement brick, 241
60 feet, No. s76 West Madison street.
John Layton, who threw brick into State
street car, on Friday night, whereby Mr.. L. II. |
Elder. Of Kalamazoo, Mich, Was seriously hurt,
was arrested yesterday morning. He Was not |
very badly injured and was able to appear
who held him in $500 bail to await the result Of
Elders injuries. The latter Was severely hurt, |
but it is believed he will recover: he was taken |
home yesterday morning. In the presence Of !
gan, Layton did not assert SO positively that he I
was struck car-hook, and it is believed that be
himeeif in the Palmer Honsa.
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r. 1ae 1nes u In1ormea tnat mere WAS quite
sr 5e1man neeEng IN Cnlcago On Friday, and that
IT. ~ Sonn r. tracy resigned the Presidency OF
9T aae :NoItnWestern haliroad on the same Day.
me Palt1culata VIII oe FOUND IN yeste1days IRIB-
paE, and perhaps IN to-day's 1an,es il nothing
nappea1s. e1 Ihis Is ]ust IKE the 1ames. which IS
). eooo ne"hpapef' me news always excepted.
= y s,1,;ah IL gooa Ihine 1or ne 11n7es it
Tn,Ip = Papnsneo sna IN IT, sne same city with @ IHE
: lR1buNE ana tue koenang lHd'1 We're
= not 1or teese tWo papers, there would bo no
- lH.es' II 1o!lo"s tnese papera-e long way on.
13i. mere Gas 3 tlne, long 5lme slnc9, when the
! s'ses WAS ~ ptise anu ne"s me peer OF
hose days. Alas for the Times.
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y ~ ~ clocA me noises OF omnpus No; 2zs
i Il hne oa.'1e4s Lane, oecame nnmnanageaDie 81
n1 co'nef as ~ hanuuipH and aike. s1eets. me
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rova ~ fats1 Tha Rarsas aahoa iuIs VII ~ p1goapy
Eose 4a3 1asat " H. Inc aorses oaan9d doMn MARKET
.see., 70 sae :. colnes n o. aaalson, Where tney
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