, 1873-11-07


Yesterday morning Mt o'clock q man nanod
George pa,,luB was found toad IN hta bod ut No.
G1T J,ar1ubUo street. Tho night proyoug ho rn-
tired ii, apparent Eoo1 hca1tli Init very msoll In
toxicatel. IIo Ind heon drinking freely for
HOMO tinlp 1.-The decenHed WRB "a yoara of nge.
mud lcnvcs wlfo and tlvo children. Tho Cor.
onor hold atl inquest and Tho Jury returned q
verdict Of llonth from tho excessive uBo or
liquor
4 nla,, named Timothy Jordan, residing at 1A2
East Twelfth rtroot. i1iol very suddenly yostor-
day aftern oo1, nba1it D o'c'ogk. Jorta,, vas MI
to dinner. After getting through dinner ho
went for pail Of wntor. alld, not returning, his
wifo won't to luok for HIM. aud founa lin loa,,-
Ing 9ysE tue hastals, deau. 1n, Ha wna quite
Ind something to to with his sudden tenth.
A yortlant youth short Of funds, mid tlosiring
to "raBe tho wind" to enable him to 70 on i
bust" wandered Into tho County Ciork's Office
yosterday afternoon Will a'1perannuntod
1t v sSn Ski bo for nro4aa gS' st bs ta nS9a conss IS
ccasctl paying bounty some two yoara ago, tho
irate youth threw tho skn into tho 1lro Il, tho
court-rooil,, n1ld ut the same time closod lho
tainper. Tho smell nude 1t convenient for tho
employees Of tho olfico to stop around the corner
until Its fragrance had somewhat abatcd.
| Wcrk Oh tho How Into tunnel haa been pushed
vigorously during the pastn,ontl, tho soil favor
! ing rnpid excavation. Tho amount accomplished
up to ycstorflay was 800 foct Of which as7 foot
Ind been dug during, the month. This 1caves
slaft, 1,00o feet hnvo boon oxcavntod; Mt tho
Franlli street shaft. B0o feet: ut tile Polk stroet
sllaft, 200 foot; md the Waller stroot shaft has
beon sunk to It's full depth. There IL no rcaBoi,
| crib shaft will prove successful. The toss Of II
new silver huff dollar Ii aa reliable III succoBs OF,
| this work.
| At 2 o'clock yeHterdny morning tia body OF q
| young n,n1l named james 1Icany WIS found III
| Miners coal yard, near Church place. Tho body
was conveyed to thc Dcering, Street Police Stu
Baid thet deceased had tliad. Of strang,lIation,
while in tho net Of vomiting. 1Ieany Ind boon
Mt tho Catholic Fair at st. Bri1get's Ohurul, tlo
evening before, and was elected because of
arrested him, bnt subsequently, gave linn into
tho hands Of some of his friends who promised
to tako him home. They did not fulfill their
PROMISE but carried him into tho coa-yard
whore he WAS found, md laid him OIL the ilat Of
to yomit while III this position, aud was stran-
glad. Tho Coronor's jury rendered q verdict of
death from strangnlhtlon.
| 4 uodcrate-Bizcl audience attended tho loc-
turo of tho Rev. Mr. Mcclellan, of Manchester,
England, delivered yesterday evening in tho
Frnt Baptiat Church. Tho spcakor's obiccs was
to interest Baptiats in this country III new Bap-
tst Collage which it was desired to found n. ar
| Manchester. Tho EreRt difficulty III England
soonlod to bo that tho churches wore
rapldly becoming open communion churches.
and TINT this could not DO prevented without
some largo school of theology to educate Bap-
tiat ministers. 1t VAS proposed to erect sucll q
college near Manchester at cost Of 2GO, 900, and
Mr. Mcclellan had como to this country in tho
llopo of raising $40, GOO toward this ca,tBo. The
lecture consisted nlainly Of citation Of in
stances to show that close communion Bsptiata
Ecro rapidly losing ground in England. AT tue
close OF tho lecture q collection WIZ talon up
| aud arrangements will be mada to assist tho
| reverend gentleman in hin mission.
| At the meeting Of tho Board OF Police Com
| misBioners yesterday, which was attended by all
the ne1nbers tile Tirc-Alnlsllal waH instructed to
| purchase tho quantity Of buttons necessary to
ornament tho uniform Of tho Department. Err
| gine Company No. II was allowed to accept IL
small donation from Charles Woolfor, aud uec it
| for company purposes. William H. RuRt,
tri1or of Dabeoek No. !, was al1aigned for care
lesaness i'll driving into Truck No. 2, whilo going
| to Il fire, and uI'aotting his own machine. Tho
case was taken under a1visenont. Tho rcsig-
| nation OF |atnos Dunno, tondorol under charges,
| was accepted. Written opinions from McBsrs.
Dixon aud Dnriiilg, architects, relative to tho
1l1lsnfo condition Of tho building Noa 134, 13G,
| and 1888 West Lnkn street, ownol by Philip Hick
| aud occupied aB planing-nli11 BY Edward l..
IIarte, wero rcail, a,lil the owner mid occupant
| wero served viii, notices to appeur before
| the Board and show ea,,se why tho promises
| sllDlltl not be pronounced a public nuisance.
| John DoEnun, lately lead .watch,nan at tue
| Sherman House, Wus renppnlnted AZ n 6pecla1
| policeman for tho new Tro1nont House. Tho
hour being Into, the Board decided not to hayo a
trial oi tho Cincinnati ateam iire-ougino, as pro-
! posad Oh the previous day, profcrring to post
| pone it until this afternoon.