, 1873-07-24
80 foot, No. 1874 North Clark street, John Mac.
,auloy, two-ntory and haaoment brick, 44xB8 foet,
Nos, M and SO Lincoln nyenue.


Tho latoat ytotim ,by koroHono oil ia htrn. Olo-
son, who resides at tlo corner Of Townsend and
Wlilto stroota. On Tuesday evening somo
frlonda called upon hor, md, Wishing to gtyo
them somo warm coffoo, she. attempted to s1art
sho poured o upon them wiiIo tlloy ss ~ero o0en on
fre, the result Of which waa All explosion and
tho burning Of Mrs. 0leaon. Hor Injuries nre
not believed to bo fatal. She VIVA removed to
tho County Hospital.
Tho general impression with regard to Bridge
ies, and turbulent Police Commiasonors, ' Ti,is
Ia ERRONEOUS: 1t Inns q Juvenile Roformatory,
under tho direction Of tho Conferences Of st.
Yincont do Pauf. A vfaitntfon WAS mado to tho
hof;1natory on Sunday ast for The pnrposs Of
WAS roforrod to tho aoyoral Conferences at their
no1t monthly mootings.
OF courao, everybody know thoro would bo u
howl from st. Louis when tho announcement
Of our for superior population was mado. Tho
Republican Of that aosolato city, having juBt
Federal censua says that Chicago's population is
,o77. Whit is lilo keynote of tho Democrats
how'll Or has it's Inst importation takon tho
hint, and loft Chicago nlattora alono
A man named Dennis Callighan WAS run over
by tho cars OF tho Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne h
raet md stowsrt ayonue @ a q ocoo yostopdaT
morning. no Ind bought ticket for Droomor's,
and, suppoaing tile cars would not atop at that
place, jumped Of whilo they werc ID motion.
1n jumping ho slipped and fell, and, being run
ycstorday afternoon, verdict conBuring tho rail-
road company for not stopping at points to
which they sold tickots wns rendered. Tho
death WAS said to DO accidental.
On Sunday aftornoon last IN athletic contest
ca1no of On the prairio southeast OF tho powoll
House, for d wager Of $50 side, between O..
h1n10pav and T110rnnH kTcf}nrn yrortr1nny, f1,
South sido and North Side roll1ng-mills xcsaoct-
ivoly. 1t waa Witnessed by TN orderly usEnn-
blago Of four Or five hundred pooplo. McGann
wHa successful in The running. jump, but wassdo-
mon woro abont equal. Tho North Side ro1,ro.,
sentative nlBo proved himself superior in tria1a
Of strength, SURPRISING the other In throwing
tho elodgo md Weights of fifty, twonty-ave, and
hauds, without in any mannor disturbing the good
feeling o1iating among tho spectators.
s At o'clock yesterday morning an nlarm Of fro
was sont in from Dox 14G, and Boon aftorward n
general alarm waa givon. Flames wore dis
covorod In tho row Of wooden buildings extond-
owned by Adm Nelson and o. Molno. Tho
buildings woro damaged to tho e1tont OF about
9l3,090. Tho 1oasas were divided among tho.
following poraonR: L: Ehrhardt. $500; in
sured; O1o Haagensted, $500; insured; o,
insurcd; ii. Charleston, 5000 insured; Mnry
At!iuH 5000 Otto Wohmam, S4O0 Insured !;
Nollie Bangston, 5000 inaurod; F. q. Elder,
5000; insured, It is not definitely known how
tho flro originated. The entire lossoa will not bo
far from 81 900.
It ia always refreshing to obaorve M unpleas-
ant person taho hold Of weak md impotent
dotaTd By the hand and holp him along Us tho
Times does tho Journal, if Quo Is suro thero is
no intimation Of bunko or other form Of guilo
nbout tho trauHaction. Tho Times puts out ita
dlrty paw to tho poor. ola lmbooilo Journal and
mont, md that IT ought not to, aud grout deal
moro. It appeals to tho poor old dotaTd to turn
up its noso at Tue Tribune. This IL woll
enough, but when tho Times Bays--woll, tho
Times is an irresponsible concern anyhow. DR..
medical advisor, professionally pronounces him
hmonomauiao" which Webster defines as ono
"afreotod with rnania or partial arrangement
OF tho intellect" Poor old gontleman.
We learn TINT number Of prominent West
9ido gontlemcn contemplate tho organization Of
ladies. to be located in tho vioinity Of Unio1
Park. Tho Woat Division has great neod for IN
institution which, embracing primary, inter
medisto. md collegiate departmentH, shail
afford the best Advantages for q thorough md
eystematic education. Mre. a. E. Bates, 4 lady
Of oxperloncc and raro executive ability, who
has taught with remarkable Huccosa In Sim
ilar institutions. will be ut tho head OF
tho Seminary. She will bring into practice all
the modern systems Of teaching now succeastully
practiced in tho Eastern schools, and will havo
In tho various departments ablo assistants.
Among tho Interested in this movement are the
Rov. Drs. kittro3ge, Goodwin, and Helmer, s.
NJ. Moore, Esq and other woll-known oitizons.
sumo, be duly announced. !fho Seminary will
opon ut tho beginning OF the usual academic
year, and we shall watch ita progrosa with Lively
interest.