, 1873-03-28

Thcro will be Dible-rcading in tho Methodist
Church Block from / to o'clock THIS afternoon.
| On Saturday evening thero will be ,ncoting
of tho metropolitan Club, at tho club-roon,, to
oloct Doard Of. Managers.
An inquest was licld Mt No. l80 I,arrabooetrcot,
yostorday, on tho body Of Ihilip hrauainal,, who
died from fatty degeneration Of tho heart.
| George Paschold, an employo III Stono'B PLAN
ing mill, OIL South Clark stroot, had his fight
hand seriously injured by an accident yostartuy.
A regular mocting OF Excolnior I4olgo No. 8,
Z. Of =, will be leld tlis ovcniug, ut Castle
HALL Tho attendance Of ntl tho ,nembors is
requested.
The regular scientino meeting Of tho State
hllcroscopical Society Of Illinois will DO held
ttia M =, evening at the oco Of DR.. N. s. Davis, No.
wv Wapash avenue. ,,~<
awny from 1ig home, No u Hope strcot, t,yo
days ago, and has not since bcen Been by his
friends. Thoso who know anything Of him
should communicate with his parents.
:, The philocalan Society Of Tho Dearborn
Seminary vii giye reception and entertainment
at STANDARD Hall this evening. Tho programme
is made up Of musical aud c1ocutionary oxer-
ciacs, and tho farce, 'No Curo, No Tay," in
which the members Of tho society will tako part.
Tho onginoo.tendor and mall car Of the onsla
train on tho Northwestern Road, due lloro Mt
O'Clock on Wednesday, afternoon, jumped the
track at Dollnlb. Tho eur was turned completely
over, and was badly damaged. There woro three
muu in it when tho accident occurred, but they
escaped with slight injuries. Tho train was do
layed four hours by tue mishap.
Tho Bonrd Of Railroad mud Warehouse Cont
missionorB, accompanied by Tho President aud
some of tho Directors OF the Bourl Of Trade,
and the Inspector and Registrar of Grain, yeHter-
day nfternoon drove down to the Stock Yards,
and, on their return, stopped ut the elevators OF
1,,a'.t,, rl,nt q thompson, hough and Mny Nelson,
one. Tile Board loft for Springfield yesterday
evening.
we arc apt to grumble at the distressing
woathor to which wo layo been latterly sub
1octod. Miserable as 1t has boon, there arc
lanontablo. condition Of affairs. The following wing
extract from letter to Mr.. John 4. I'yrrcll,
written by tho Kov. q. D. Kitcholl, formerly
pastor ct Plymouth Congregational Church,
,naes astsd +S Mdaehiury IT.: Nj March as suggests
To-day, our Hath Of continuous good aleigh-
ing, rode out to d funeral In q tempest OF driv-
Ing snow, over d road drifted for long distances
six and eight foet deop."
Capt Hickey, yesterday, caused the arrees Of
threG men named James Nolan, john Williams,
the burglary at Lizzie Moores, on Clinton street,
last week. They wero tnken before Justice Ban
yon, but they y} refused to be examined before one
9nhtlee. ~ a They were therefore, held III bail Of
5ooo each under tho oiargo Of burglary, and
$500 each under that Of assault With deadly
weapon. They will bo examined before jus
tlcos Banyon and Daggest ne1t Monday after
noon, Tho woman Mooro has positively identt-
fed them as being tho men who were in her
house. Thoy wero sent to jail to await trial.
After dark on Wednesday, evening, a gang OF
r9fiians attackoda man without my provocation,
while be Was walking homeward in the neighbor-
hood OF milwaukee, avenue and Reuben street.
Whilo they wore beating him, the driver Of o
lumber wagon, who was passing at tho time, re-
monstratel with thom but he was chased of by
threats: He subsequently met Otilcor Huebner,
and told him what he had Witnessed. The police
man started in pursuit Of the parties, who were
but short distance away. When they saw him
coming they ran. Huebnor gaTo chase, calling
upon them to halt. They paid no attention to
tire order, and the officer drew Ills revolver and
hrcd upon them. Ono Of them foil, but iu-
etantly regained hia feot and followed his com
panions, who bad by that time got far al,oad Of
the pursucr. Later in the evening man called
at Huebner's house. and wanted to know Why
the policeman shot his son. Huobuer was not
at home, and ha wife was unable to give tile do
srod information. The wounded nun and tho
man who called h1maelf his father have not been
hoard from since, and remain unknown.