, 1874-08-27
GENERAL NEWS.

South Canal street, was found dead III bed at
O'clock yesterday morning. Deceased wha III
unmarried man, Is Yoars old. uoark-lBeaso
was tho probable cause Of doath.
The temperature yesterday, as observed by
AlhnnsHue, optician, undor'fnE TRIBUNE Building,
was, ut d. na., in tho ahade q deg. Fahronhcit;
10 a. u., ~: II m., 7G p. H., n; 6 p. m.. II;
aud p. NJ, 10.
No charges aro nado by tho Young Mona
Christian Association Employment Bureau, No.
145 Fifth avenue, for furnishing employers With
oil the male help they REQUIRE. Fine writer's and
good buHinoss mon, as we'll AZ mechanics mud
laborors, can be supplied promptly.
David Rankin, promlnont Henderson Coun-
ty, Ill.,, falmer and stock ralsor passed through
tho city yesterday on Ills raturn from England,
Mr.. Rankin hna brought bono with him, aud
will place on bis farm. two hue drauglt maros
THOR combined weight is 8, ZOO pounds.
Deputy Coroner Pilgrim hold an inquest yea
torday afternoon at tho County Hospital OH
the body OF widow named Ellen Martin, WHO
died from tho oIfeols Of burus received whilo
engaged in tho ott-ropoated and foolish practice
Of lighting fire with kerosene oil. The acci-
don't occurred at No. 294 Twonty-scco,sd street.
The usual verdict was reudorod.
HuiHIA 44AuCa ha6 H44Go%GA AAot A1Eut pt
Officer Amstcin on tho charge OF larceny, III
Htoallng y horao and buggy from "HorsD" Edtiy,
at No. 678 Stato street.
Billy Shea, three-card.monto man, was ar
rested last oyoning by Detective Flynn to an-
swsr d charge Of yngsancY., lIe was lately given
tweutf-fOur hours i'll which to leAyo TIC city,
and, falllngto do 30, was arrested,
Nellie Hendricks and john Davis arc colorod
personB living Oh the European plan at tile cor
nor Of Third ayenuo and Twelfth street. Last
night thay engaged in row. and Officers Crook
and niordin went iu tue house to arross them,
wlen Nollis attacked them with u tlat-irou aud
4 kettle. Iha5 succeeded i'll arreHsipg her after
o hard struggle.
Detective Ilefnz,nnn attempted to arrest young
Imam nnmod Louis DomuroBt yesterday afternoon,
whom the latter ran. At tbs corner Of Monroe
and Clnrl streets the fugitive drew 4 pistol, mud
Hoinzman also pulled out Lis revolver and fired
Ia tue eir. Domorost immediately went down on
his kuecs aud begged for mercy, IIo WIS lockod
up ut tho Armory to amait hearing on tho charge
| Of larceny.
rAsTonAL INSTALLATION.
Tie Iov. j. ". Datn, Of Allegheny City, Pa.
was last evening installed pastor Of tho United
pauliun Streets, Tho lsov:, J; D. Smith,
taking % his thelno Chrlst'a promises, md lh the
| interest tue world has in tIose promises. The
pounded the usual questions to tho paslor-elect
aud tho congregation. whom lso was formally
declared uuitod with the church. Mr.. Monett
then charged tic pastor. Ha wantod him to preach
i've, earnest sermona,-to visit tho sick, end
abuyo all thinga turn doafenod eur to anything
that might bo aald for Or against Ills predeces-
aor. Tile Rov: Il. W. Frenoh, Of pootone, Ill.,,
nsa gsaa SaFSSa Sa :rss ss sS0EEss'e' Ess us sn ss
| nraiu, He fclt that tho payt0r-eect
would hotter maintain tho priuoiploa Of tho
Church than formor pastors bud done. He ad-
monished tue mombors Of the congregation to
to lend t]aes prayers for the salvation Of souls.
THUS cloBcl tho exercises, which wera full Of in
terast throughout. Tlis evening tho passor Will
bo toudorad reception ut tue church.
JOLIET mon AND BrEEL COMPANY.
Tho now Board of, Directors Of the Joliet Iron
and etcel Company mot yosterany morning In
this city. One u tho questions discussed at the
meeting; was how certain Btookholders could DO
forced to surrender share Of tbeif stock. to bo
reisaued aa preferred STOCK to oroaitorf. Another
question talked up Sas what would bo tho eject
Of tue recent action Of the Company upoll
aoh creditors rs had refused to accout proferrod
stock iu liquidation Of thoir claims. Before ad.
jouruing tho following 0ilcore nero elected pre-
lem.: proaident J. g. scott, Of st. Louis; I'roaa.
nror, Charles II. Curtis, OF Chicago; Secretary,
II. E. Blgolow, Of Chicago. An Executive Conl'
tniltoe, composed Of A. d. Maoker, W.6. Brooks
aud john g. Scott. was then appointed, with
powct to compel . settlement beeNoan tho Com
subject to tho cal OF the Executive Committee
THE NEW PUBLIC FOUNTAIN.
The public fountain to be plaeea, on Madison
Christian Association. which was noticed in theHt
columns some day. ag was on tue ground a,t
tain, was. furnished BY ,Mcasrs. Gould