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, 1873-09-10
A GRAND JURY SCENE.

10 tho Editor qf The Chicago Tribune:
SIR A touching Hceno occurred in the Grand
Jury room to-iay which occurs but seldom in
that august body. 1t is contrary to law for their
proceedings to DO published. but his Honor,
Judge Booth. doubtless, won't bo offended.
A caso Was called against poor, ignorant Cor
man for tho larceny Of aoma aecond-hand
clothing. It appears TINT ho had but recently
arrived from Iowa, whero ho loft behind him d
vito and five small ohi1dre Flo sought work
but failed to find it; had nothing, and wanted
food saw those or11-out garments lying looso,
and thought they would buy him bread He was
caught and thrown into prison: EIls poor wife
heard Of it, and forthwith, with hor five little
ones, came to Chicago, mud woro fed in prieon
by Mr.. Foltz. Tho prosecutor was ashamed to
testify against him, aud the poor man, wife. and
little ones were get FREQ, on motion of the secre
meinhor OF tic Grand Jury be taxod 80 cents for
tho children. Those little ones did not sloep
last night without their auppor. AJUnYuAs.
CHICAGO. Hopk 0.
, 1873-09-10
DEADLY Duol in A Sch0O1-N00m.-A
Georgia Tenchor and Pupil Stab
Euch other to Deutlls

From The atlanta {Ga.} Herald, Sept. 4.
It becomes our duty to chronicle one OF tho
saddost occurrences that has takon place in
Georgia for many days. It was q difficulty be-
tween teacher and ono OF hin atudentR, a young
man, which resulted in tho suddon death Of both
partlos. Tho horrible tragedy wal enacted in
Bnnka County, near Homer. tho county sent, on
Frilny last, tho 28th Of August. Tho teacher Of
tho school waa AIr. Alfred Alexander, aged 10
years, and tho student, Mr. John, H. Moss. d
young man aged about Is years. It appearp
that once again woman was at tho bottom of
the affalr. Mrs. Alexander, wife Of tho princi-
pal, WAS, we learn, prcBont Of hor own volitlon,
but not In the discharge Of any regular duty M
teacher or in any other capacity. Her custom
had been, however, to observe the conduct and
doportmont OF the pupils, and when sho con-
eidorod thom guilty OF any breach Of decoru1n,
to report tlom to her husband for raproof or
othor punishment. On this occasion tho subject
of her reportorial capacity was tho Young man
referred to, Dir. Moss. When his attention WIS
called to the matter in question 40 doniea tho
charge made by Mrs. Alexander, Which led to nh
animntod aud angry dispute. Alexander becamo
cnraged at tho Young man Tor the part taken III
t}e Controversy by him, and advancing toward
Mr. Moss, drow his knife and stabbed him in the
broast, Noes in turn advanced with dagger
aud plunged It 1uto hia heart. This was q fatal
wound aud the man fell Just then 01osH turned
to leave but Mrs. Alexander who was at tho Bido
| Of her husband, wrung tho knife from his haud
and administered ono or two severe cuts to Moss
! in tho buck, near tho region Of tue spine. The
result was tint both lay mortatly wounded Gu
| tho scono OF tho conflict, mud both expired IN
short time, tho ono within throe minutes OF the
other.
, 1873-09-10
YESTERDAYS FIRES.

Shortly before o'clock last evening, Officer
nourke, of Coon & Emmetts Private Police, OBJ
served flames Issuing from u two-story franc
building, locatedsin the roar Of the Ezposltion
Restaurant and Samp1o-room," No. 257 State
street Ho at once turned in al alarm from Box
rs, which was promptly responded to. Tho fire
gained considerable lleadway before it was dis
covorad. Tho building being surrounded By
frame structures, it at ouce seomal cortain that
M exclusive confagration would onsue.
But soon after tho engines commenced
operations thiH idoa waa diHpel!ed, TOR tho
flames woro quickly subtucd. Tho building III
Which tho Aro originated, and to which IT was
confined, was occupied aB q rag aud paper waro-
house BY Z. ?. Tyler d Co., who rented it from
Jenkins Il KeitH, dealers in mirrors and picture.
framos. The GroMua upon which i Was located
building Ind boon condomnal by tho Doard Of
Public Works. apd had baan partially dosortod
by Tyler Co. It WAS their purpose to remove
oil thoir stock out of 1t to-day preparatory to te
total loss is estimated at $500. which amount Is
about equally shared by tho owners Of the build-
ing aud its occupants. There was no insnr-
auco. The fro ii beloved to have been the
work Of an incondiary. There LAS aeldom boon
Ing into serious oonllagration, and It IL but
Justice to SOY tint had it been managed by Less
Experienced fireman than Matt prenner.- the
amount Of property destroyed would have boon
rnuon greater. A horse was burned up in tho
building, which Oficor Rourko tried in vain to
rescue.
Yesterday, ut p M. q fro broke out in q barn
| In tho rear Of No. ElghtoontA ptroot, .
| Mrs, Sheldon. An alar1n waB turned in from
Dox No. ~. During tho progreHB Of the tiio,
| Mira. Sheldon cxhiblsod d good doal OF coolneaa
aud courage by resouing two horses from the
| barn. Tho flames wore oxtinguished with loss
of about $500.
Tho alarm from Dox No. $50, Mt 8 o'o}ocl
Yesterday morning, waH occasioued by fire in 0
ouo-gtory franc 1louse, M. l20 West Taylal
stroot, occupied by Joscph etucllk. Damagos
| a16{l. no insurance,
, 1873-09-10
THE RAILROADS.
Gen. r. s. Easement md tho Cnn'
ndn Southern Iknilrond =. Personal

Con. =. s. Easement md tho Cnn-
ndn Southern KnflrOnu =. Personal
Items.
Tho organization Of the CANADA Southern Rail-
way Is being rapidly perfected. AL tho heada Of
departments for tho line, so far "a operated, arc
now nppointed-the last ono boing that Of Con.
J. s. Easement, who has assumed tho dutios Of
General Manager, with ol1lco, for tho proaent,
at Crosse 1alo, near Detroit. Those Of our
zeadars who remember the aBtonishingly rapfi
construction OF the last oud OF the Union Pacific
Railroad, will also rocolleot that 1t waB Gen.
Easement who infused tho rushing spirit into
tho work. AtteYward, Oh tho Kauaas Pacific,
and tho Denver 4 Rio drande Railroads, ho nain-
tanned bis unsurpassed reputation for pushing
markable and, as tho Canada Southern Rail
WY has somewhat dragged In eonstrastion,-
not having yot reached oithor Detroit or Chi
cago, as was confidently .prodictod,-.the resist
loss force of 9 man like Con. caaement is
ment is thst Of Mr.. Webstor Snyder to tho o1ioo
OF General Superintendent. 1fr. Snyder Ia also
4 graduate Of tho Union Paciilo, having boon
General Superintendent of thht road for
tho tho first two yoars OF Its exist
ability aud indomitable nerve. Noxt month
the famoue International Bridge at Buffalo viii
bo opened for traffic, By which. time tho
branches to Toledo and Detroit will bo com ON
Western portion OF the line will not bo finished
to Chicago until some time next year.. When
tho whole road Ia pnt in operation, 1t will be an
accession to Our now vastly overrrowdod East
crn facilities that will DO very gratefully nc
ceptcd and tho fact TINT it's President and aev-
eral of its main supporters are Directors both
| Of tho Northwestern and Rock Island Railroltl
| Companies will, Mt all times, insuro 1t as much
busiuoen as it can do.
| PERSONAL.
| A large number Of Gonoral Freight Agents
| left this city yesterday afternoon, by tho Mchi.
gan Southern Railroad, for Cleveland, where q
convention OF General Freight Agents will be
held to-day, for the purpose Of .reorganizng
Bomo Of tho lines from Now York to WestorI
points aud to arrange now tariffs for tho winter
John N. Oats, tio General Travelling Agon
Of tho Chicago, Alton l. st. Loula Railroad is il
tho city.
James Charlton. tho General Passenger ant
Ticket Agent OF tho Chicago, Alton L st. Louis
Railroad loft this city Inst evening, on tril
over tho Michigan Central Railroad.
, 1873-09-10


Ebrcats through 4ta usual: eabbatnrlan rltlo BY
running b,in.lay. trains to tho Twin Mountaiiil
1louao only during tho Row. Il. ". Docohot's
s.ay tlaro, In order to curry arauAcmens-s
wlln wjall to lloar that otilinout divine proaot,
hight a W vol iu 10 oporaboa4e ora or
moral circus.-Ne.u FORK World.
Yoatortay, tho lion. Horny A. olovor wattcd
On AIt. Ncorgo w.. Tip!,back, principal prupric-
tor Of tho ST. Louis bemocrdl, md Informed
him, Ms tho attcri,oy of Mr.. j. B. McCnllagl; that
blu clIonth stock would llaye to bo purchased Mt
ones. OF ho would nlovo for tho appointment Of d
Rocotver., Judge Glover il tile gontlcman whom
!. Mack portrayal SO vividly In Tho Dtnaocrat as
tho legal advisor Of tho Roost, and hia mission.
therefore to tho proprietor Of that papor as tho
attorney Of this oarioaturor was a grim iluetra-
tion Of the rovengos Of time. Mr.. Fishbaok'a
roply waa that monoy was tight, hut that. ho
thought hc could find a purchaser by Saturday.
-G. Louis Dispatch.
, 1873-09-10
JAMES LUDLEY'S FUN,

How llc Got s25 Worth on Sunday,
and paiA for 1t at tho Po1tcc Court.
Twenty-avc dollars ia very cheap. OF co.1rHo
It makes groat deal of diiroronco What YOU
givo 925 for to mako 1t 40 cheap. Now, to pay
$25 to run on tho ticket Will, HoBinR would bo
very DEAR Tor you would throw your money
away, bcaidea losing tho oatoom of your friends
hut to ray $26 and got all tho fun James Lud-
Icy got for o like Rum, as wo before remarked,
Is exceedingly ohoap. James iH d ligh-tonod
man, and he likes high-tonod fun, aud, for that
matter, high-prlcod. Ho could not bo hircd to
inal lawyers, and tho Sunday Inv. james has a
vito, and tho unsuspccting woman is tho
cause Of his innocent amusement. Jarnes had
boon hard at work for thrcc or four
weeks. and had been paying such strict atten-
ine, 1.-Two fun. Ho did not 60 to tho circus whom
II WAS hero, and lind not read tho funny u ro-
marka IN tho Times local, nor Ind hc attended
any Of thu German political meotinga go ho waa
funny and at tho samo time innocont.. Last
Sunday Jan1oa began his observance OF tho day
by going to one OF tho nunegous saloons whiclA
aro not opon !; but, unlesa the unfortunate family
should op9n tho back door, thoy would auffocato
like Jnmea intrudo. Rather than have any dis
tuEbanco, tho saloon-kocper gavo James an ell
Flemish Of sustonanee, and lot Kim 50 rejoicing.
Flo repeated tho rejoicing act . great many
timos ; in fact, ho oncorod hitnaelf 90 often that
by evening 10 wa tho most ardons admires Of
could DO found in Chicago. All this time James
bad boon taking life quite easily. but ho had not
had any real fun. Ho meant, however, to enjoy
himaolf, 40 he startod for home. Upon arrivIng
there ho was Obliged to mount flight Of stairs,
and this maae him dizzy. Ho found his wlfo,
! and was surprised to 800 hor standing on hot
| head. To rolease hor from 80 undigniflod posi-.
| tion was tho work Of moment, and lie turned
her over on tho other ond, hut this was failure,
and ho found ho had bcon mistaken, But this
woman disturbed tho free current Of Jamoa
! thonghts 60 Ac placed her on the Aoor, and
piled on. hor q, 1argo table, 4 fcw
chairs, and was putting Q bodetead on top Of oil
when fow poople opportunoiy rushed in, at
tracted by her expostn1atlons, and released hor
from duranco vilo. This interrupted tho fun,
but James WAS harpy, aud would have. stopped
had not IN opportunity offered itself that cpnld
not be- overlooked. Lis vito very imprudently
went near tho dizzy stnirs, whoroupon Jame'
| thoughtlessly Kicked lor, and sho took ON
| stop aud reached tlo lower hall, ngAin trying tt
stand on hor head Now, all this recreation cos
James but e25, imposed by Kaufman. and tim
! was very cheap.
, 1873-09-10
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

An old lady named Mrs. Manning has boon
miaBing from her home since Monday forenoon.
Any information concerning her will be thank
fully received at No. 9G5 Third avenue.
Tho two gamblers. Brown and Barker, who
wcro found in Mike S1cDonalda rooms Oh Madi-
son street, woro tried yesterdny morning before
Danyon aud nued $40 eaoh aud costs.
Tho members Of Tompiar Lodge No, 440, I. o.
0. F., meet this evening in their hull, corner Of
Washington and Deaplainos streets. Every
member IL requested to be present, % buainaaa
Of importance will be introduced.
The Board Of Public Works yesterday lot a
contract for sou, 600 brick to DO delivered this
season and next spring % required by the
Board. Mr. q. bleuter WAS tho Auccessful bid
der at 80 per 1,000.
Martin McMahon, living at tllo corner OF Jef-
feraou md Adams streets. reported to Chtef-of-
Detectives Ellis that, at II o'clock yesterday
morning, llo snw man jump into tho lako Mt tho
foot Of Adams street. Before llo could render
linn assistance tho man was drowned
Yesterday morning o young burglar rcsiated
the efforts Of Oilicor hcslti!an to arrest him by
assault, ho run off, but WAS stopped by Hhot
from the policeman'B revolver, lnnlotlng He-
yoro wound In hiH cheek.
With tho exception Of the County Court, not
single room Ot any of the other Courts OF
Cook County has its walls adorned with clock.
| The question of pawning tho ice-coolerB as aoon
as winter sets III, aud buying clocks with tho
loan, ought to DO nlootod at tho next meeting Of
| Commissioners,
| At2 o'clock yesterday, Martin Duffy, a 1abor-
OF, was preepitasad to tho ground. by tie falling
of an insecure scafrold, on tho now A1mory
Police building. Ito was severely injurod but
Third avonuo and Twelfth streot.
| Min Ei{yrornld npd Asvon Horrirap aro +rnc
, 1873-09-10
Tho Bride OF q Week imbrMes 18cK
IQantls IN tho BLOOD OF Her BrothcrA

From the RurkspiIe {Ev.) Conrfer. Sept. g..
Tho enmity and ill-foel1hg which hove oxtated
between jasper anh Clay Wndklns two broth
ers) for year or two past hayo at last c1llmi-
nated In the death Of the. latter. 1t will be ro-
.membered that we made mention OF tho shoot
lug Of Clay by Jasper Oil Wednesday Of lust
week III our Inst ieaue 1t Ia not known positively
Whether Jaapcr fred tho shot reforred to or l,la
wife. rs both wore upstairs, from whore tho
shot caue. At any ratio, Clay, ~ ho WAS leaving:
Ills mothers ,hollae, received tho oontenta OF a
doublo-barrol shotgun III tho hands OF either
JaHpor WndAina Of his wife; The load took
effect In tho back, anl would In al pro1a-
biiity have proved fatal. But 1t Reema that
Jasrer was fearful that Clay might rooovor., 10
m friday morning Of last week Jasper aud hsa
wife won't oyer to hiB mothor's house, and JAS
nor uot into conversation with his brothor Clay,
and fhoy conYeresd few moments upon hono
subieut. Jaspor's vito, who haA taken sont
near the bedside nf her wounded brother-in-law,
oftor sitting fow moments, got up, and, draw
inn a reyolYor which sho had ooncea!ed In her
cl1thiug, and Walking up within two foot Of
| 0lny drew hor royolvor and ttrcd on him, THO
shot penetrating the heast, killing him almost
l''5Is 5sspoTs vito ia but nero girl, being only
about u or IT years Of nge. and haa heen mar
| riod hut week when gho lmbsuod hor hautla III
| thn blood Of her brother-in-lnw.
Jssper aud Ills wife wore hrrosted and brought
to town on Saturday, and kept under guard as
| the batal
, 1873-09-10
THE ClTY'S HEALTH,

Two hundred md Eighty.nillo
Ecat1is Ira Seven DnyA.-A Decrease in
Mortality by Cholera.
4 regular meeting Of tho Board Of Health was
hold yesterday afternoon, DR.. Johuson in tho
Chair. There wore also prosont tho other mo1n-
bors OF tho Board. Sanitary Superintendent
Miller presented his usual weokly roriow, which
set forth several facts. For tho week. ending
Sept. 6, there woro $50 leasls, or 25 losB than
for the week previous, and an increase Of three
aB compared with tho same week. Of 1879.
The principal causes Of death were /:
Accidents, 4 cAolera, s.; cholera ipfan-
convulslone, %; diarrhoa, 1s; chronic diar-
rhea, 2 dysentery, = fevcrp, Ii smallpox. 10.
Only one docodent was over rs yoarB Of ago, and
10 was 90 126 wore uneer year. There werc
ceiling week., aud nino loss by, cholera lntantn.n.
Tho work Of diainfection waB :, going
on very rapidly, aud cases of dnrrlica
arc closoiT watched IN tho remote and limited
tho continuance Of auch weather as wo hayo Ind
during the paat few days tho disease will dis
| appcnr.
br. John Reid, Health Officer, presented his
weekly report as to nuisancos. lie ehowed that
52S notices had been servod and o23 nuisances
abatod. Tho food condemned had beon
| II quarters OF boef, aud 1900 pounds
! Of corned bocf. 45o pounds of fresh ~
fish, aud largo quantities Of fruit; scavonnge1
! district wost Of Ashland avenue and south ol
| Van Buron street. Tho scavongor work through
out tho city had beon veil performed. and tue
| Fifteenth Ward disinfectcd, Tho condition OF
tho public schools had been investigated aa re-
gards tho sewerage and vaults. Thoy woro gen'
orally in a good condition, though thore wore
some exceptions, to which the attention Of the
| Bchool Commissioners had been called by no.
tices to abate nnisancos. The extromo filth Of
tho North Branch excited very bad influence
| On tho sanitary condition Of tho city.
Tho report vas flied, and tue Board adjourned
, 1873-09-10

Tho evening session OF tho Convention WAS
commenced by part Of tho order for ovoning
prayer which WAS aaid by tho Rev. }. Harris
Knowles, Cauutl OF tho Cathedral and Secretary
OF tho Convention.
THO Bishop thon delivered his annual address,
which Vas, az usual, most mastorly production,
reviewing the events OF tho past year,
collecting aud picturiug Tho ecc1esiaasi-
cal featureB Of tho present, and
pointing out tho work to be done in tho future,
and the appliances ut hand, and those it was do
sirablo to procure aud employ In the Church's
warfare with the world and with sin.
It WAS too extensive In its scope, too solid in
its reasonng, aud too powerful in atyle to make
eyon synopss possible when delivered at 40
lato all hour. It is probable extracts therofroin
may be given in our next issue.
At tho close Of the rendiug Of tho address, the
Convonton adjourned until this morning at 10
o'clock.
, 1873-09-10
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, 1873-09-10
Railroad ENbDloynY.

In tho instructions wl!ieh general manager
OF o oalint; railway has isAsseA to Ills suhor1i-
nntos, ho yays: ",lreat people AZ 1t yoM appre-
clated aud woro willing to acknowledge their
custom. Try 10 accommodate anI please. In
short, net as any good business man would to-
ward hts customorH. Don't treat people ns II
YOU were comforting favor OH them by lottiny
them rido. Rather seek to make Tho line
popular, because its business IL dependent on
tho good will Of tho poople. You need not be
ashamed to lot people understand that you ao-
knowladge thiH."
, 1873-09-10
PERSONAL.

Mother Mary Camilla, tho. esteemed DirectresB
Of St; paul'a Aeaaony lies Dangerously III at tho
aud Twenty-nintl street.
Mr. Woodward, proprietor Of tho Ban Francis
co gardens which boar his name, paused through
Chicago yesterday, on his way to Now York.
Tho Roy. DR.. McMullon will deliver temper
anco lecture, under tho auspices of tho Rotnnn
Catholic Total Abstinence and Benevolent 3ooi-
ETY., at Tho Church of the Holy Name. on Sunday
evening next, at 1880 O'clock.
, 1873-09-10
AFTERNOON BEHpION,

The Convention proper was called to order at
halt-pnat 9, the Right Roveroud tho Diahop
pzesiding. The roll OF the clergy was
, 1873-06-22

4 BSTEACTS COPIED ACCURATELY By IN EE-
II p>rioaced abstract maker All Nc:.r; Paac. ~
reasonable eharzos. D. THOMPSON, wiih ". +. Boil
yin. - South Clarks:.
, 1873-06-22

11-ANTED-AE ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPEK IN A
II Lfo insurance ottce Only those VINO can furnish
Tie best Of Foe1encca need appy Address 25, Tribune
The Portland daily press., 1873-03-29
natural for you to return to your mother

natural for you to return to YOUR mother
now"
But here, to Evert's dismay, Emily hid her
lace, ana began t. cry in quite passionate
and distressful fashion. Evert rose with diff
nculty and went to her,-it was not more
than three steps.
do you want to kill yourselfP" she salu
through her sobs, and she took hold OF nun
him and made him sit down, ana tneh
turned away, and laid her head on inc
..yVbat can I 6o?'' he said distressed.
sIt,s too bad! Oh, it's too bad!' she SAID
| IN the most unreasonable way ..
.sT know it, Emily. You are as free as
+honob no word has passed bet Teen us. Do
| rnu want to 60 to-day? l will make it easy
for vou with mother and Hatty," he said,
with pang.
She went on crying, and then in minute
she said, in most incohere' fashion.
'I-I didn't think was so UeTy disagree
able.'' The words dropped out one by one
between her sobs. But, of course. if YOU
don't want me-
emily What do you mean? VIII Won
stay? Will you really try to care for me p;
asked he, with sndden light in his ewes.
Il don't know. Ibid tlink-as matters
are, we might try to make the best of it," She
SAID In the faintest whisper, while the color
ran to her fingers ends. WV
''You will %
Il will if you will, said Mrs. Miburn, with
sweet shy smile.
And she kept her word.
From the Aldine for April.