, 1873-08-25

diminished aid becomes oxcoodi1,rly mild x,m1
p!oasant to tho oyo.
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
ohlcor JamoH Libby Uncovered and estiu>
guis1lod, on Buntlay afternoon, fro in tho rcar
Ut No. 100 South Canal street.
Tho frat ANIMAL picnic of Harmonia Lodgo.
No. 221, !. o. Of o. T., will take placc Mt silvur
Leaf Grove this AFTERNOON. Ali brothers ara
cordially invited to attol,d.
Fifty vessels loaded witl, lumber woro ly1ne
In tho rivor in tho rear Of tho L1n,bonnen'u Ex-
cl.ange. between Wolls and Iako strcotBt yoAter-
day evening.
a man uamod Abort Knoetl,, whilst nt work
on a new building, 1918 State street, full from
tic third floor, distance Of about 30 foot, re-
coiving injuries which will probably provo fatal.
I Az IL uaua1 during Il spell Of succenively hot
woatfier, several cases Of atlddon death aro re-
ported. Tho uao Of stimulants by persons
troubled with woakneHs Of tho heart should lust
now bot otally abandoned.
Thomas kilborn, while on his why homo drunk
or m Saturday plight, foil of the sidossalk opposlto
261 Wost 1ndiana street, landing On his uoro.
which organ was, by tho. Incident, completely
mashed and spread over tho middle Of his face.
11o was taken to Lis homo by Ol1lcor Lnuglin.
Two boys, namod respectively John 1fcCarty
mud John Gleason, wore drowned ycstottlay
morning, at about II o'clock, wk.ilo bathing Ut
tho foot of Eric street. Tho bodies were rocov-
orcd md removed to their homes, at Nos. 164
aud 128 Augusta atroat.
4 little girl named Louisa Lagontcr, IL years
Of ago, living ut II South Canal street, whilo
passing 4. 2ellor'a store, "a Vest Washington
| Htreet. at half-past yesterday aftoruoot was
attacked by Zollers dog, which was mad at tho
trno, and seriously bitton OIL the arm. Tho dog
| was subsequently shot by Oi1lcor Hoo1cy.
Tho alarm from BOX 27a, at about 1890 yoeter-
1nu ~
No. 90 West Lake street, owned and occupied by
William Kerr, as linlo-houso. About 81 900
damages was done here, while n No. 9S, occupied
ny Cutler d 11oglea, as lightning:.rod estab-
lahmont, about $500 damage was done. Tho
amount of insurance III oithor case il unknown.
Polish lnboring man namod Frank Miller,
81 years Of age, living at No. &c Augusta Btreot,
wont homo Oil Saturday night, botwoen md 10
o'clock, but, notwithstanding his wifos roquost-
ing him once or twice to onter his houso, ha
Bthyed out, hitting down By tho door. At O'clock
tho wife awoko and found hor husband still ab.
Hcnt, when sho wont outside mud found him
| ying doad.
| Advice wns rocoived by tho police yostorday.
| from Richnoud, Ind, that horHe-thiof named
John Sullivan would arrive in Chicago by train.
| committee, and did tho llonora to Sullivan just
/ after he stopped from tho train. Tho oqu-lar.
| conist was handed over to Louis 0. Shufer Mar-
shal Of Richmond, who will take him back to tho
| scono Of his exploit.
Several brilliant motooss shot atAwart tie skg
last evening. Ono Of tleao WAS tho brightent
! TINT has boon seen from Chicago sincs tint ot
Sept. 3, last year. II passed III uorthwostorly
direction through tho upper pnrt Of Bootos and
dianppoared with a slight explosion vory nour
Cor Cnroli. Tho distance Of tho meteor from tho
| cayths surface could easily be ascartanod IL VIC
kuow is apparent pohition when its disappear.
ance wns noted Of so1no other pince or places At
q considerable distance from this city
fatal shooting afrray occurred on Saturday
evening at about o'clock, the partieipunt0
being cousins named Timothy aud Thomas
| Lynch. Tho 1nen lad q quarrel near tho coal
y"rd Of Kelley 4 Morley, on Grove street near
| Twentieth street, during which Timothy shot tho
tor committing, tho act Timothy give himself
into custody, declaring that the shooting was
accidental: It is feared that the wound may
! provo fatal, 81 DR.. Emulonds WAS unable to find
tho ball, which lodged in tho vicinity OF tho
| groin.
An inquest waa hold yesterday on tho body OF
| tho nun, ". W. Pringlo, who waB found dead by
the family Of Mr., Parrish, with whom llo board
| 90, on Sunday 1nor,ling, wl.on the facts were
elected tint deceased was so9,tchman, a yearaa
| Jury, after hearing tho Testimony ii
DR.. Emmondg, WHO hold a poat-mortem,
rendered q ycrdict Of death from valvalar Ills.
| easo of tho heart. a similar verdict was ren-
dcrod at tho inquest on the body of Frank Hela:,
! whose death occurred under circumstances Of
| almost identical character. At tho inquest on
| tho bodies Of the iads drowned at tho foot OF
Erie street, verdict WAS rendered III accord
! ance with tllo facts.
patroImen Patrick Pigeon and JOHN Murph'
discovered three thieves, Saturday afternoon loi-
turing on tho cornor Of Twentv-flfth street and
Michigan avonuo, and concluded that thoy had
better secure them. On agEeBtlng them, two Of
tho number drew royolyers, aud one OF them
| snapped his twice, but it did not 90 OF. Ono Of
them, Hamilton Caple by namo, was knocked
down BY ohlcor Mm,rphy, , while tho other 0lfloe5
made good his escape. Tho ono arrostea BY Pig.
oon give hia name as Harry Williams. Gaple,
when searched at tho station. WAS found to bu
FranE % q. 'is Hal, Of SCI Mchigan sss svonae and
stolon from Ais residence on tho 10Th OF this
month.
a correspondent suggests now plan for con-
veying horH-ecars from tho South biao to tho
North and Weat saoa, and vice versa, doing
away with tho proaont bridge nuisance. Ho ROC
om1acnds the building OF tunnela under the river
In addition to tho prcsent ones, and the atroet-
railways to have tho privilege Of running through
them. When the cars arrive at tho month Of tho
ohaln and carried to tho other side, tho car 60
Ing to ono side to bnlance the one going to tho
o+hor, while tho horses, in tho toantimo, either
walk or ttot gently through tho tunnel, whom
they aro hitchea to tho car again, and, "a thc
gentleman o4prossas hinlaslf. "away it goes to
Any portion Of the ciry required"
About o'clock yesterday morning, burgfat
forced an entrance into the houBe OF Mrs. Smith,
No. 802 Michigan aven,le. Ho won't through
| several rooms, and ranenckod them. Ono Of tho
EirIs, into whoso room he went. woke up and
| commenced to speak, but tho thief In . mosneut
vas al her bedside, and, pointing revolver at
polite request hho was unable to refuse. Leay.
| ing her room with pair Of valuable
bracelets in Ills possession, ho wont into tho
room Of Mr.. Osborne, who also woke up, and,
| Boda-Wator bottle, ho fired that missile at tho
thief, but being unskillod in tho uso Of tho
weapon, lie missed his aim. Alr. Osborne pur-
| sued tho thief through tho hnii, forcing him
lar fired his revolver 1t llB pursuer, grazing Mr..
Oshorro'B head and wounding Hindow-Ias
| During tho confusion tl1t followed tho burglar