, 1874-06-23

GENERAL NEWSi
lilo tompcraturo yoaterday, "a observed by
Manasse, opttclan, in THE, TRIBUNE Building
waH. In tho shade, at 7:30 D. M, n deg. Fahren-
holt, 1os2o n. M, 81; 1920 M, SO, 3:o5 p. NJ,
90; p. NJ, s5; and at p. u,., 50. -
John Welsh, = bill-poster, received tho first
sun-stroke Of tho season yestorday noon. near
Lniso street bridge. He was restored, after tho
application Of tho usual reniodioa.
An advertisement in Sundays TRIBUNE, to tho
effect Tint fifty painters wero wanted nt cor-
tain place, drow 200. This gives an idea Of the
number Of mon belonging to that trade who Are
out Of work at present.
Tho Cooperative Temperance Association lad
a mooting at No. 100 Fifth ayonue Inst night,
md tho menbora listened to q long addross from
MIR, III. g. Kelly.
DR.. N. 8. Davis will address the students and
tho public ut Chicago University, this morning,
OH tho effect of alcolo'o beverages upon the
human systou. Years Of study and rosearcll Of
this subject enable tho doctor to giyo valuable
Information concerning nh important matter.
" Conductor Currier had to puck thirty-flve
prisoners IN tho Drdewoll Black Maria yostor-
day, and among thom WAS Nicholas Whitney,
who was as crazy aa loon, aud ought to have
don booked him for twenty-five days for disor-
dery conduct, uo made havoc among tho
prisoners in tho stage and It was neoeasary to
BILE the Justice did not haye his glaases ON when
Whitney was introduced to him, but TINT should
not interfere With the removal Of the latter'to
tho proper asylum, ~,
The ocntral oorpmit.oo Of tho Indies Tom
peranca Organization mot Mt their Headquarters,
No. 148 Madison street, Yesterday afeernoon.
the President, Mru. 0. D. Wilson, In the chair
Reports Of tho progress Of tho temperance work
by tho socretaries Of tho local organizations,
showing encouraging results from meetings md
viBtationB. By roaoluton, Thursday, tho 24 prox.,
was sot apart as o day Of fasting and prayer
al measures wore adopted for. carrying forward
tho worls. spirit Of determination character
ized those present, and they hope that their
efforts may nacet with abundant auccoas.
"Dr." Olarlea Earll, the notorious irregular
medical practitioner, who is charged with the
coll No. 40 in the County Jail yesterday. He
refuses to converse with any ono but his coun-
ael, and seoms to DO much detected. During q
recent intaryiew with his divorced wife, who
caro- takon Of a llttle neglected son, EARL be-
camc frenzted, 1t ia reported and n stormy talk
enaued. The fathor finally said he had no
| money with which to furnish clothing for tho
daily, and EXPRESSES horaolf rs convinced Of
Ills innocence Of. any connection with the
crime, othcr than tliat of a Humanitarian. Mrs.
Heiland Ia In the female department, and frc-'
auently nsscrs her nnoo9ne9 oL asny oompno.y d
flnod N tho same 1orfaor @ g. w1Iness; H. In9 1
G1and jury aits oa Inc nshs ~ onaaS ~ 70 "1a
this latest 1utchory w1lI 10 lookea INTO 'mmeo'-
ate!y attor thoy RESEMBLE ...-.'
The cnse Of nIc1ien, Williams i Go. against
A. Fischer cano up. hcforo TINT sage tribunal,
tho Board of Trade, yesterday afternoon at /
| O'clock, Tho attendance was large and excited.
Prosldent How occupied tho char. The becre-
tary announced that :ho reading Of the
evidence taken In tho matter. would
" motion OF NJ aVtleA, .ne .ess'onX Mus
relerfoa 70 oonn'tou u tn1egs u e1as,sttlns nnts
Of Clinton 1tooks ara LOW, and =. & ". afosson, r a
to pa examined az ln1o auu tetGl.ea lPon " 19I.o
Moon %as wafno1 tnan taS sn onrns ~
hed, aha tlfoetehe0 10 punnan ~ coea a,rn,t e
testimony ~ nto aMn corrad hatwenn