, 1873-06-11

thoro is and story to DO nsnooatod with tho dia
ooVory. Or, perhaps, somebody. In a. froak ol
,mieohiof, Thought to dupo tho public. Tho pub
M noation @ or thls paragr may unravol tho 1nys
Ellis, ct tho Central Police Stallion Station. '. '
,Amorning newspaper in Chicago which In dis.
tinguishod for boing "lndependont In notht ng,
devotoR column or moro to tho rooo'hnenda'
tion TINT drawing should bo tanght in tho public
echoo'B Of Chicago. In Wow Of tho faos thai
our public schools two yoara ogo, tic recon-.
nlendation seema to bo about as timely Of
mont Of tho, suggestions that emanate
from this qunrtor A journal that Is run OF.
minlstration, aud oditod by olico-lloldoru and
ox.oilco-holdera. cannot be expected, however,
to 30 worry familiar with tho condition Of tlinge
at homo.
Whonovor tho obsoquioun reporters Of tho
Gldats Zeiiung wtito nollethtng moan about
Mayor hfodI, thoy encloae n alp Of tho nrtiole
to Ills Honor and como rorl1ld in the afternoon
to translate It for him. Thia is Tory amusing,
| and but for tho frequency with which 1t is dono,
would lurt nobody. Al It fs, tho Mayors tfmo
is too valuable to DO wasted in tllfs way, ospo-
paper otnims to DO tho author Of 1t, and gooa
Into m explanation of tho various oausoa which
induced lin thus to blast tho unfortunate
Executive foroyor.
Residents in tho vicinity Of the glxtoonth
atroot railroad crossing arc suffering from a
woro mild infllotiona. Day mud night, but cspo-
c,nlly at night. their oara nro doafonol by tho
constant siriok Of atoam-whistlos from tic To-
comotiyoB Of tho Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
md answering each others calls worry frequently
when thoro ia no necessity for tho noise. Mr.
Harris should give orders to abato tho nuionnce,
and prohibit whatling, unlcss when actually
oS monv Win nov ,,asa a,oon1oua ,,inhts "o'7's
- ' =. NV ''~' s'." ''oof.s9a A'o.'"'
Halt-a'dozon mombors Of tho Aeauomy of
conversation before beginning tho summon vaoa;;
1,on; 70 troeident Johnson was IN tho chair. anu
Ur' brldges dld duty as soerotary. NO formal
hualnosR was transacted. Tho pfosidont stated
thoy would moot In October IN tho now building,
that tho Library was bottor than cyor, ana tho
museum about on9-fifth as large aa itb predocos-
6or. Prof. wheeler ca!iod attention TO tho
Rhenomenon Mltheeacd IN many parts OF the q! ooity
saturday aha sunday evenings whoh sand-iues
giving tho app appearance Of dense smoke. Nothing
WE aono Wit Wit! sao eanaoes ai @lld inc 1a m1eo4M M
aa1oarn;esd until m somo tima III o'sobof' when tho
no" ou'inns VIII po eooieAteo'
NO wonoor inc stoafs-1a!tang as "goqe tor tho
T9 Aan ~ r Wolf ~ tao1 "ogIiouoa
my o"a1,siiaod nt ~ out VI S;to ~
resolution attributed to him. III mo dn s, Anqw ~,
mT;tte ~ ~ .o ah,nn1;,,.s .o,earto..;
~ ~ za,,.,a ,ub, ojao wroto IL ,oca1
cd;tornls nltnhing ;Sto "ib tho SIayors Thua are
the 7 renders o. t1o oaots-Measa"g nogahe1u. "a.
Wnon " Little Joo Is not se4lng poahats, no
!s iooklng n1eo9 enc antefests ol tno peopi9 ~
tuls hei4-sacsinGln6 WY. htuptlnal Ao'!shonot
mot WIN 1no ia5o OF ING t, MONKEY wose e angeLa @
were @ empioJca 70 sos tne cnos1hu1b lron 'ao
u1o.
A horrible accident occurred ycatorday morn
ing at tho Star md Crescent Touring mills, On
Randolph street, near tho bridge. A man namod
o15t so5n y hsg nS eSPpg S9a a 9ass
between two largo cog-whools LII cried to aome
workman nonr bv to Btop the machinery. but be-
fore that could bo accomplished Koigor was go
foarfully maugled that ho died in about an hour
attor ho was rescued. Tho man had boon IN the
omploy Of tho mil but lew days. His rosldonco
was not known, but 1t is supposed that he hnB a
family living IN ono OF t4o suburban villages. Ao
Was W yoars or ago, and d mluWrlghs ny trndo.
Vofonera Mquost was hoio upon tho
boay 3estofday attofnoon, NJ Whleh q
W x9rd1ot OF doath ~ Gceldont "aa rendered.
ING booy was taRon III cnaf8o ~ tho e1np!oyoa
or tho nlll, Who Win not bury y iof . low daSs,
hoping that LIS friends may Gail Tor IT,
Tho brutal Instincts Of d nun named John
h1orast proprietor Of tho Union Hotel, at tho
corner OF Clpton and Wator streets mado itsolf
nanffost yesterday W morning, in tho treatment Of
SCHROEDER. Schroeder arrived In TIC city from
Milwaukee at o'clock yostorday morning. His
@ st boy 9 n1a non hSo9 ss
induced Schroeder to tako ia family to that place.
Soon after reaching there, tho child died. Moraat
informed Schroeder that ho would bury it for
s25. Schroeder said ho had not that amount Of
money, and that ho would rather bury lis child
hitnaolf. Morast then grow angry, and 1nado tho
family ta'so up tloir dead and SO out undor n
eled nenr by, where for some hours tho
hoy In his arms. A dofiyerer finally
came in tho person Of noblo-heartod
man, George Honlers, tho proprietor of tho st.
Nicholas uotol, on North Clinton street, who
yesterday afternoon, whom they met their friends.
tv nftor m i,nmnst ha hcon XIII " wh;ci 5 onn
exposure during a sea VOYAGE.
Tur Tnrpnrr, ia forco3 tn oaaort ona 7ooo
hereby solomnly ayow, that it will maiutain it's