, 1874-06-16
his life. 10 Inns brother rosltIlng IN tho city,
WHO will DO notified. Tho body is ct tho
Al0rguo, and tho Coroner Inns boon Alyi8otl.

N-0" % Not AAA Wiz NpAUAVA AAh0 NUoA eA'so~>.'
Tho Coroner has boon callod upon to tnvost- 9,,t
Bato tho dohth of tnan namod Axcl nntltli!as
WHO waB found dead III lia tcd ht llnlf-phat
O'Clock yoRtorday afternoon. lIo lfvod alono at
40. III WeBt Eric atrout. 1lo .was a native OF
Norway, and waa aged about 90 yoars. Death,
ID Is supposed. resulted from hoart.dtsoaso
At half-pnAt O'Clock Inst cvoulpg Theodore
to bohril q, Incoming froight traIn on tic North
Western Road at OhcngD nvon,1o, WINS thrown
bonnntli q car md Ind Ills right log amputatotl
Rt tue ankle. Ho wAa thkon to tho County lloB-
pitAl.
A. distressing and fatal accident oco',rrod yoa-
corner OF Contro avonuo a,ld Sampson Htroot,
resulting In tile death Of h anntl boy named
William OonBidlno, under tho following olrou'll.
STANCES. Tho Ind was sitting in wagon owned
by l,iH unclc. Nicholas 1ystor, opposite No. 4l3
Contro ayontlo. awaiting tho rotarh Of Ills rcla,
tive. who was temporarily absont. Tho docoascdi
sought 10 change Ills position OH tho acat, md
in 10 doing atartod tho horsos. They turnod tho
wagon SO Huddonly as to hr1rl tho boy With great q al
struck viii, bis hoad, fracturlnE his skull, and
cauaIng almost inateit death. lie wna removed
to tho rcsdonco Of his parents, and tho Coronor
notified.
Tho ceremony Of breakfng ground for, tho
foundation Of the now plymouth Congregational
Church which is to DO built on Michigan ayonuo.
near Twonty y-Bixtl atroet, WlB Witnessed Dy
large oonoourRo Of people yostorlay afternoon;
out: 4 short prclllnlnary ad1rosa was delivered
by tho pastor, tho llov. ". a. BARTLETT. Then
ea..'o M .ao a9au,nk u psati, H. i,ro.i.
iho oor ana oongfogasao c tle 5ssas oa" ,earo
W;i}}y,,ns ~ .ns 10y 10y rne H. s11 pr.yor wns
", Nnnasls, hnq Irol: L: r. rashr 5u Tao tho
n,ea w sa9 Ivy Ivy H., T.. - ~ I1nro1oov
het9iSes o!ohoa WIN tlu sik1hs " ~ ~ tsa
1s'su naa NJ ptHuoamu,nB % VI sa' pooo'e'''A ~
+'''' *1A' '1nar', r1Ir spwepovo, uo,,r.
ooa VI ns' ~ ,oo no1 vcstarnv
Uuv T., ~ oa ~ ti,o nuttion o,, f,n
t3allo street, near Randolph. Mrs. Il. Hubbnrd
presided, and full quorum wan presont. TLe
chlof snb1ost nhdes oi4ensRlon Mas , ;iis .nIa ao
picnic for tho boys Or. Bon U. Millot foau u., q
tho Iattor gontlenan oiforad to al10w tlo Whlto
Stocking Dnso Ball Club to play sorioa Of
elartsb0 VIII any an'ater e9DH at lst
mlsnt " sutoIscH atser tno - r.a tl,t,nh,
tSa In e aas sa t9 @ruah o
tho approaching picnic. Col. james II. boWon
llas offorei grounds in South Chicago for tho
aos1'' a Ill., nin ,a, Iii taiIn ao naco in ont
three weqIs, and ,I other arrangements will be an
nonneod III eoou time.
The Gonoral Superintendent nlado his report
for tho quarter Guiding June !. Tho amount
GHt1HfHn1 ri III .6Hs rGCDt1tH from l0SH,
aY57.35, sulscrlptons OF s106 each were 70.
I. a. Leit9s, samuel n. h,eSors9n, ana p ~;
Moore, and 800 each from N. x. Fnirbanlt md
s. ". Allerton. From "Bundry porsons" sou
Roiiof mi Ai,1 Enciofv. ag0f1. l1,n ntimhnr Of
tova roco;vc1 1ur;,,o t'c nnurior was M nout to
uoya i'e',aa ~ wv ro..nrna ~ 1,ora,,tu si
oSnro1o ;1ni1v ntitond,nc" 81
r,66 Sn,,, n,.nroi J;annso,or ro1ot;n, to tl,o
INV hm1nD on GSn,,,ov strnet the ,nooti,1a voted
~ ~" 1Ionru gs Va *"'''' 'A4e AA'o0's '''0o
~ rur apw ,rorr,,
,rbo ncr1;n National Zciiumo linz the following
nioco nf golemn hunor:
IN y nnot, hos ad g M rect" IL heno ~
ThIa enormous Iotcl il IL hayc frontage Of slree
Engish usiles tho height Of seventy y-peve atorles
will measure y $50 feet from tho ground Aoor to the
ro9f. Tho hotul will hnvo no etars nuI soo balloons Gong
w ~ 10 10 1ko tx h 5 1o nH a
it"r. @ w hv
nut m, in every bedroom, who viii DO ali sIayiuT.
slanpooins, ko., to the gncstB by very simple and
ingontous 1necha1!sn M hupr1s'ng tho guest requires
1ta'rs 1s1 bucket @ # water m pp to Room No loo
1mt,,toI ELEVATOR WAL ~ ~ ~ '''en ''''0o' 0S
ifaIf m hour hsforo tabo a,boto. ;nRteaa of ,ha
ringing Of iolls, gun lei rounaerl nil bo fired o
cact hoor to call the gucsts to get ready for tolr
o,c anGs ~ me a. ~ W. tneaaaro miles
HnraccT on crr ~ sa ~ tn tD t"'!yn uS un
tse hoe vii BE- eaht Eands o
asyenty;: sovon nen each.
For tbs convenience Of visitors, RAILWAY will DO
built on each iour, aa well ~ Telegraph oiees. Tho
1s9 % q @ ce 1 = VII 10 d1o T. t. ss Slo o TIE
Fla i hlar.roan @ viii " na.aim n 9 ~ aseca a.
French nni Enoab nbic md, r,oat ~ t1,a eth ~
oxpoeto to 10 1ercns. lie btliiardroon M vii po
lifted out with spittoon of 100 fest M circumference.
THE VETERANS OF 1878,
Tic yetcrans OF the Gor1uan Noyolution of
18A8 aud 1840 celebrated tho twonty-1ifth aunt
yoraary Of tue battlo at Wanshnusel, whore tic
present Emperor, thon Prince William, was
temporarily defeated yesterday AFTERNOON. nj
Fischer'B Garden, No, 625 North Clark street.
At about 4 y. m the old Republican yoternnu
oommencol assembling with tloir frieni]s md
fanog. md in less than m hour tho hoautifnliv
decoratetl garden was illlol to eufrocation.
Tho festivities wero opened BY speech from
Committee. satIina forth tic object of ti,c nm.
niyoraary. and dot5ictinn 4in c1o;yinr nolors tho
;noiinnts of tIoso moInnrnblo doSa n ,yh;oi,
thnv nT fonoht tonotl,ar for t1ot un;,ioa t;nn ~
uofmnny whic nov twontv-fiv voar, iator .voa ~
an accumulated fact. 'o"A' '"''A "'''
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