, 1873-07-26

Courts again.. Yesterday two OF tho cascB-
those III which Bymtho l. La17ranco, and DIoklh-
aon, Leach Il Co., Othorw1so the Northwestern
Distilling Company. wero defendants tried
before Juattco DoWolf, and in oacll caso 1,ilg-.
complainant. Tho verdlcts aro valuable as pro.
oedonts. though tue cascs may and probably will
bo appealed to higher Court.
Tho Doard Of Managers Of tho solliora' Homo
hold regular monthly mcoting At tho residence
OF Or. uamill, on Wabash aycn1e. yesterday.
afternoon. The minutca OF Tho auuuat 1noottug
Wore 81; ;road showing th4t tho oxponditafea for
and That the following ofIlcors had boon olootod
prostdent, DR., 1Ianllll; First Vlce7preallent,
Mrs. H. sayts, Rooond Vlco-presilont, Mira. @.
II. Fow1er Treasurer, Cen. MoArthur; seerc-
Myrlok; Auditing Commtteo, Mrs. Andrewa and
Fowler. TR6o report Of tic Superintendent pi Of
Home for tho thirty sight days ending on tho
25t Of July Mas as f91lows Number Of ,sat i
report, 29; number, Dinco admitted 10; nuln-
bor discharged, 10; number at present, ro-
naming, II. II waa aceoptod. Tho Visiting
Committee reported tho Howe In good cona-
tion, and recommended an incrcaso In tho
currod in. Tho Superintendent reported TINT
ho had dlBchargod aI inmate named Jamos KRin
for ropented intoxcation, and tho Board decided
to lot him otay o,ie Willie. d. , natll1 vas aI-
tenlent In rotation to building = suitable barn
for tho Homo. Mrs. Dau and Mrs. Andrews
wore appointed Visiting Committee for noxt
month, and tho meeting adjourned until tho
last Friday in August, whom 1t Will convone ut
DR.. Uami1fs residence.
q warrant before Justice Hainas, yoatertlay, for
tho arroat Of hor husband, William Boldo. on
tho Charge Of committing a murlorous aHaault
upon horsolf. Ellen Hoaly, and Margaret
Sa 5 MS Mr. doa Mat0sma and 1S shS as9 ns n. shsged i'd
Ito child. bat would not mnko oath to the
truth Of thoan latter statements. While awear-
Ing out tho warrants tho woman WAS worry drunk,
and the Juatico and his gontlomanly and very CO.
pablo oerk, Mr. Follows, seemed to look upon
ough investigation Of the charges WAS
tsadsy So,ao tho hsSand dF'pef5ss oamp.zei
Of, was found at tho 1ivory-atabla Of A. Eaton,
Nos. 55 anti 81 Halatod stroot. Ho soomB to DO
"hard-working, quiet, inofrcnaivc portion. His
employers, for wlom no has been working two
yoa1s, gave him just ouch character as he aoo1rs
most to deservo. They said that Ills wife wa1
constantly drunk, and always Imagining just
Bado 1 oos not r. vs ne With GahaSl ths aupbsr @ Of % s
peaoo, but nevertheless supports hor, as ro-
coipt for grocery bill aeomod to provo. Ho says
'hc is now under bail on aimilar oharge, and
claims that It is all q biaok.maiing job in which
ployer, 1t Is probable ho deeerves pity, rathor
than consuro, and 10 not guilty Of tho charges
sworn agasnst him.
A Cleveland paper tolls rather amusing story
OF tho Tocont adventures Of q young lady and
gentleman belonging to that city w1i1o on q visit
to sonlo friends In Chicago. Willie Walking on
the lako shore at tho foot of Twonty-Bocond
street, ono bright evening, thoy observed tug
way-station OF tho Illinois Central and tho Mch3
ignn Central nailroadR, situated close by, and
determined to tako moonlight ride, expecting,
Of fcourse, to moet roturn trnin few miles out.
dismay that Calumet Was tho first stopping place.
and upon reaeling thoro were rendered absolutely
Bpaechloss by the announcement that thoro waa
no hotel and no return train until o'clock in tho
ohcerless depot for somo timo, thoy doaoriod
tho-welcouo Light OF d locomotive, hut 1t did
not caas It's reflection IN the direction Of tho city,
The train stopped, and they stopped aboard, with
Z determination to oontldo In tho conductor.
sympathizod with them in thoir mtsfort,1nog,
and promised to do what ho cou1d to assist thonl.
Acting undor his advice, they decided to go to
Michigan City, but upon arriving thore caroful
sEamnatiGn Of the yoang mans ~ n hEoch9t-booL @
money enough loft to take him back to Chicago.
and searcely enough to insure him shelter
at hotol. Tho good-hoartol conductor
WAS again conferred with, and he offered
TO tako them to the end Of bis "run," Now
Buffalo, and pass them back FREQ
whom ho returned ut daylight in tho morning.
Thoy roachod tho city at Gas in tho evening, to
TITO great relief Of their anxious friends. It
wonld not bo proper to giyo tho name Of tho
3ood samarltan who ran tho train, for tho reason
that VIC don't know it, and for tho further rea-
son that tho officers OF tho road, It they know
who ho was, might discharge him for an out
rageous discrimination in passenger ratos.