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matgled that Il had TO DO nrnputatod. Ilc was
tskon to the County. Hospital. Last evoning It
was thought he could not livo,t

nLioot Hoar blholaon. After no mAu0 tho pnf.
sonBc ILLS. cyes woto opbnod to tho fraud Witch
hMl been played upon him, and he wlined his
complaint Mt tho Madison Btroot Police Station.
Tho number Of prisoners confined In tho Co,ln-
" Jail at nrosont ig Hi1ty-nlno, tho amAlloat
number for ;oyor. .fyo years.. Tho prevailing
causeH for this rory ,dobirablo pauolty Of orimn-
O'clock liquor low, md tho oxtromo ,fr1iftfulnoss
Of tho public prosecution for tho last yoar con-
Signing most OF tho old offondorB for long tor1ns
to tho Ponitontary a ni'a aenaing others, of to
Tho following music dealers Of tho city have
aRrocd to oloao Meir respective atoros on satur-
dayB at noon from juno Z to Oct. 4, thua giving
their enployos half holiday onoe weok: ". W.
Kimball, Lyon Il Hssly, Smith Il Nixon, a. Rood
]. Howard Foote; Story 4 Damp, I. q. 1ighto
q Co., George .WooilH l. Co., Nilsson 4 Hninlin
Organ Co., loot & Lewis, Ihoo. =, Elmoro d
Co., md G. @. Knopfel.
a youth named Charles Bowers WAS arrostod
g. tho Summit 1g syeatoEday by Deputy shorin
him ont Of the city Inst oyoning. He is wanted
IN TINT county for perjury, having sworn, az Ia
alleged, that certain Young lady WIS 10 yours
Of ago In ordor that aho might marry .barber.
The girl was, In roality, only II yoars old, aud
making 1t warm for ler husband and his accom-
plico. >, .,
: On, Monday last, on tho third page Of THE
TRIBUNE, WIS published a two.col1mn article,
honosy e dseP8 P8Raaophe %dn aaa
In tho Times Of yesterday was q manRled &C.
count ct tho sane thing .sboiled down " from
The Telegraphs account. slightly localized, and
shown BY TINT apology for newspaper known
,as tho Times.
Alderman Batohana, Mr. Mancol Tnlcott,
Mr.. Pat 0'Nei1l, and ono or two othor owners OF
property in the vicinity Of Harrison stroot md
the river. waited on tho Finance Committee of
fayor of aetng bridge Il Har1tsoa M street,
end Ct increasing, tho appropriation therefor.
The Committee acknowledged TINT bridge was
necessary at thatPoint and promised to appro-
pirate s97 ooo S10, 600 moro than tho original
to do tho work, the Committee acceptod 1t with
THINKS.
Whitcomb, arrived in tlis city, from Colorado,
On Wednesday afternoon. IN tho evening ho
front Of fIoVeRor's Theatro he mes s-S', we1i. l.
droased young lady, who volunteered to show
him further into tho nnyateries Of q city ho had
neyer soon. Among tho many places he Waited
I'll hhe z 19q% st2oot on tao third 9os Of No
hor, soon aftor, and went 70 bis hotel.
Upon arriving thero ho mndo tho
startling discovery TINT tho sum total Of his sav-
ingn toE tho paat three years, $500, was gono.
Officer EH0 went with the duped follow to tho
room reforred to- but tho fair onohnntroaa had
gono to cnBnnro other ruBtice.
The Chicago Baptist Association reaesombled
In tho Second Church, yesterday morning, Mod
orator Durohnrd In the ohair. Routine businoaB
was transacted, Eov. DR.. osgood speaking Of
foreign MISSIONS Rov: ). n. Hobart OF home
missions, and Iaov. G. r. Blaokall on Bible and
and publications, and ministerial education,
Tho Committee on aelecting the place for holding
tho nO1t meoting, recommended Dundee, and
and their report was adopted. Rov. L. If. Wood
Tg soa nsy M IN aaenn wore dHsgnsfa
Followed on tho question "What con-
list ohu1o6s7" In he tho afternoon N there hero
Mas ta pFIsyer-meeetlng ,; &na d. discussion Of
Brought to Christ 2" and Tho Dest Method OF
Conducting Prayor-Meotings." At half-past
tile association adjourned until the. 18th Of juno
next,
At tho meeting Of tho Board Of Police Com
missioners, yesterday AFTERNOON, tho following
Fire Department business wae: transacted:
discharged tho Bervco tor haying drivou his
team In such a manner as to collide with, and in
3uro the property Of O citizon. Matthias Layi-
Ladder Company No. l, wero arraignod on tho
The resignation Of John ". Clark, stokor Of
Engine No. "A, wns accepted. On the rocom-
,nondatlon Of tho Fire MaIslal, Jamoa Konnely,
{orsHglect Of duty. The resignation Of Charles
4: Dudley, Of Eugino No. Is, presented unlor
chargoB, was accoptod. a petition from Orornr,
Adams Il Co., to laye tlre-alatm box placod on
their building, tat tho corner Of Ontario aud
shal, with power To act. The Board then I'D
journcd.
Late last evening tho. now schooner A. 3.
Moore, Of Bay City, the largest aau vessel on tho
1akes, came into port. Tho Moore waB built ut
Ballenttno, 4 Co.'S ship-yard at Wonona and
Hor Dimensions are 236 feet keel, SO foet beam,
Is foot hold. Longth over MI, 247 foet. sho is
capable Of carrying 75,0 600 bushels Of corn. Her
standing riggIng il Of tho best wire mud aho is
eteering apparatus. Tho word of command is
conveyed by the Captain BY means OF serio8 of
bell sgnals similar to those used on steamboats,
The vessel is commanded by Capt. Gilmore, and
hor ti5nt officer is hlr: Bogie:, This splendid
and 8, 900 brls Of salt.
At 9 O'Clock on Wednesday evening, Thomas
Carroll, Thimothy Hickey, Edward MoVoigh;
and Patrick Doland engaged in rougl-aud-
tumble fight Ut the corner OF Lyman aud Don-
fold streets. Do!end being severely punished in
the t tight resolved to revenge himself by shoot
ing his antagonists with gun. He was return-
ing armod to tho scono Of tho atlray when llo
Was arrested by one Of Sergeant Hoods mon,
Tho whole crowd wero afterwards collarol, md
yosterday morning wero held for trial at tho
Moveigh and Bosand woro proninont in tho
MoVoigh tragedy, which was enacted not
many wooks ago. on Halsted-st., and 1t, by any
construction OF tho law, they could be deprived
OF their liberty, and imprisoned during tho rost
OF their lyes, tho community would ba much
benefited.