, 1873-11-17
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

company do What It WILL WIN US o"u.
THE CITY IN BRIEF.
The Rov. g. o. Barnes, Of Kentucky, will
preach at tho church, No. $50 North Franklin
atreot, ut lalf-past O'Clock this oyonlng.
Tho lectures to be given under tho auspices Of
tho Third Unitarian Church will begin week
from this evening, and not this evening, aa somo
persons Imagine. -.
Tho Junior Literary Society Of tho Centenary
Methodist Episcopal Church will B'vo N oyator
suppcr: In tile dning-rooms Of tho Church to-
morrow evening, from to 0 o'clock. The pro-
Goods will be given to the poor.
A meeting: of the Ellsworth Zouaves will be
hold this evening at their hall, over No. 1928
LaSalo street, for tue purpose Of discussing i'm.
portant business. It is requested that oil
preaont and past mombors will attend. "a
A man named r. r. Judge, waH arrested at =
lato honr On Saturday evening, on the Charge OF
having kidnePpod child fr9m n, Quincy, three three
ng charge Of an GeE The chia ~ has t R9.
city.
Saturday evening Patriok Barrett entered tho
saloon Of hIrs Mary Hickey. located at the cor
ner Of Crosby aud Elm streets, very much in
to1icated. Ito became SO noisy that Mrs; Mary
attempted to eject him: aoufno ensued, dnl-
left wrist. police officer collared Pat, and
locked him In cell ut tho Chicago Avenue Sta
tion.
Yesterday afternoon little girl named Nellie
Kinney, waa run over By a carriage, in Calvary
CemHtery. She vas removed to the house Of
her parents, near tho entrance to tho cemetery,
aud attanded by physician, Who pronounced
her wounds SERIOUS. The horses attached to tho
carriage wero not under control when tho ac-
oidcnt occurred.
A priaoner named james Wilson, who was ar
rested on Saturday evening. while in the net Of
escaped from the lookup Of tho Union Street
Station yesterday morning. Tho officer In charge
Millure, had given him tho freedom Of tho corrt-
dor for sanitary object, and whilo the omcer'H
back waH turned tho prisoner oponed the door,
and walked out. lie WAS not roarroatoa.
About half-paat O'Clock 1aat evening, Mads-
son stroet car was tho scono Of IN exciting oc~
curronco, asit waa passing between Dcsplainos
and Jefforson stroets. Among the passengers
WAS Poandor nanlod Frank Relcht. and his
thoy protested, aaying they had pnid it, Tho
conductor naid they Ind not, whcreupon, tie
Polnndor burat into furious passion, and u.s.
aaultod tho conductor. Quito Ecufllo ensucd,
with lis head, and by 30 doing drew first blood.
Cd to tho car, aud tic fo1andor waa taken into
| custody, and locked up ut the Union Street
| Station.
Yesterday evening about o'clock, horse ut
tached to . wagon containing . Mrs. Gold
schmidt and her three childron, Of No. 411ISoutl
Morgan streeta, ran away from the corner Of
Madison and Union streets, ut a fearful ratio Of
| speed, when Officer Ed Laughlin throw himself
directly in front Of the animal, and, grnspiile
tho britllo, almost brought tho horse upon Lii
launches. Tho horse attempted to break away
and. reering around, upset the wagon, tht
occupants falling under it, Tho oilce'
held to the horse, and, by preventing hin
yaa q Tog rs iaS % saa Sse Ssa eSss ss s
escaped with 8 few aoratchos. Tho officer il
| worthy Of much praise for the daring he OF
hibited.
| About o'clock yesterday. afternoon mn,
named Patrick Murphy died suddenly in th'
lookup OF the Armory Police Station. Tile do
ceaaed waa brought to tho station about noor
Yesterday, by two friends, who stated that b.
was delrious from the effects Of excessive drink
ing. They desired that he should remain in tn
to remove him to tho County Hospital. ,Abou
O'Clock he complained that his head hurt him
and tue lookup heopor, smons. therefore CAV
him tho freedom of the corridor an,
to tho 1toz' AbGnt 1t, GoloG
supposed to have boon tho cause OF his death
The doceased reBded at tho corner Of Hnlstct
md Twenty-accond streets. Ho was about 8
years Of age. The bod. was sent to the Morguo
and the Coroner notified.
Tho psalmlsts fervent cry, IT had rather bo
doorkeepnr in tho house of tile Lord, thai
dwoll In tho tonts OF uogodluess," /" found appat
ent echo yesterday morning in tho laarts Of col
tain young men Of uacultivated manners aud 9
pensivo vanity, who apparently applied for git
new church yesterday morning. This was pity
because several agreeable people Qnoluding 70
porters) yere compelled to boar these littl
oroaturos exercise their tongues (allencc
ing al tho doludel people who forced their wa
in. THO little clork whose dignity ozpande
round the cast dooz Of the north front, WI
most offensive in thia particular: 30 continuou
were his calculations. 30 .nntntorea m T. hs , move
Of tho first hymn.
Yesterday police oiflcor accidentally digco7
cred that tho old post-ofice building, at tho CO.
/ ner Of Monroe and Dearborn streets. was inhab
ted by Six boys. ranging from IL to Il. years {
age. Tho diacoycry was made BY the officers ot
, serving smoke from chimney. An ingeatgatio
revealed u cozy room in the basement, noar t.
, north end, furnished With stove. md three q
, obairR. Tho boys were found seated around
fire. engaged in Q game OF cards. The oilic
! until f be Lad secured aasistapco. Whom Il
officers arrived, the boya had disappeared, b
were afterwards found in various par
/ the walls, BY means Of old timber
aud reached the cornice, from which they no
, forced to deseend. by threats that they would
, shot il they did not. They wero all taken in
custody, and locked up Ut tho Armory: The
names arc Peter O'Drion, William Warre
Charles aud Thomas Webb, Thomas Doyle, al
, William Wright Several artioleH wore found
the room which Indicated that tho boys woro O
gagged in snoak-thleving. They will be oxa,
ined before Banyon this morning.