, 1874-09-22

Adams atroots, acknowledges gratefully the ro-
oolpt Of 410o from tho Treasurer Of tho Cuatom1
House Committee. t
Tho Now York World eontaina an advortise-
vitlng propoanls for tho s100,00O wntor loan
bonds waoEswith the new Wator-WorkB nro TO
bo pnid for. 49, '7.-'-'''-"'- ~~~-- i" '
An anachrontam-To neo b1e-nosed bay In a
;Tagon4 alternately blowing his tlngorh aud yoll-
A widovcr namod Charles Drown was drowned
handling lumber on Ray Il Whltnoy'a dock. Do
coated Waa takon from Tho water fow minutes
nftor ho fell In, ind DR.. Coil mado efforts to ro-
yivo him. but without. SUCCESS. TIo 1vod on
Twofth Btroot, noar tho Rock Island Ilailroad
track.
A little 4-yoar old boy named Anton Nodo was
run over by an incoming pnsaongeE-train OH tho
Chicago i Northwestern ltnilroAd at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning, while playing on tho track.
foot was CRUSHED. and Ills skull was fractured.
Two nhysiciaus Who attended him pronounced
hiR injuries fatal. Ills parents roBido at No. IT
Fox placo.
by going in moan attire you may avoid tho
importunltioa Of tho newaboy but not even All
against tho mnn WHO has cheap suburban lots
for aato on monthly lnstallmenta.
A driver on crosHtown car recently found q
horseshoe and ttcd 1t TO his brake for luck. On
hin first trip hc got "enipoa" ne Hslstcd stroet;
sa os.e b. eet sree sa on on ' roe5 SaE apd p
him wait whilo she walked three blocks letsurely
to put poBta1-card In the boz on tho rear plat
form, ald told him that was alto go on and
o,,6 30. block OK up te crossing thou s!oyo-waEon
Tho track: thens'a Mhdiaon-Btroos bua got In
front aud skinned tho cream OF Of his route
Tor tho trip, and whilo he was changing horHos Of
s1 tho ot % 1 old
horses had cast tho Bhoo, and TINT bis pay would
| 20 dookod thorofor. He iB not now superati-
tious.
Tho reports published In .yoaterlay mornings
papora to Tho effect TINT Col. Miles was
| Dispatches rocoiyod BY Con. Sheridan yesterday
from Gen, popo and Col. Miles state that tho
latter officer drove tho Indians ovor on tho staked
plainB aouth Of Red River; killing r largo NUM-
bor aud destroying an Immense einouut Of thcir
property. Tho Indians attacked small train
going over from Camp Supply to tho SwoosWA:er,
but wore baaton OF by the, eacott undor COM
mand Of, Maj. Lyman with the loas ot fifteen
killed and many wounded. Our loss was Lieut.
Lewis, Sorgt. Ltnglc, rrivate Buck. and Wagon
killed.. 80
At half-past o'clock yostcrdny morning, ex-
prossmnu No. 78 ran into tho buggy Of Q. G.:
| 4HM3Gl, w LuG COIAtE O1 NADAGl AftllA9 A44
Van nuron street, oVerturning IT, and throwing
| Mr. Thayor to tho ground with great violence.
Ho struck on Lis wrist and hip, receiving pain
full and Perhaps aorious in1uries. frend who
took hin, home. Tho accident was entirely OFT
ing to tho gross negligence OF tho o2prossuan.
Another meeting Of delegates from tho vari-
! GUS Roman Catholic Temperance Societies In
this city waa held last eventugtn the basement OF
fo1 ks oeu1a tor hs s 0t
tion, which meets III this city on tho 7th Of 0c-
tober. Tho usual amount Of w1angllng and use.
less spoecl. making waa gone through With, and
the 9py actual business Of tho meeting wss hS
as committee TO-. telegraph to tue
Secretary Of the National Union, rendering that
body tho use OF tho Grand Pacific Hotel, aud
requesting an anawGr to the proposition They
Several gentleman prosent who had advocated q
compromiBo with the Father Mathew Society
also left tie hail with tho intention. 1t is Baid OF
getting ahcnd of tho above Committee in tho
tolegram.t to tho Secretary. Tho delegation then
adjourned to meet at tho aamo place Thursday
evening. - %.
THE MEDICAL SOCIETY,".
meeting e. tho Chicago Medical Society VA s
Gault House. DR.. Paoli took tho chair, about
twouty members in all hcing present. The
minutes OF tho preceding meeting having boen
read and approved, Dr.: Montgomery, who read 4
was too long to permit OF discussion at Tint
titne,, recaptutated the contents OF TINT paper,
iu order TINT those Of tho profession present
who might fool 50 disposed could enter into dis
i onBston of tho subject, Dr. Fitch Hpol1o at some
length, and citod many caBos OF typhoid favor
Which had come under his troatment during a
4 practice Of twelva years in the country, and
fevor had M taught lin tut mild III treatment ss was
moro successful, until crisfs wns reached, after
which sti1nulants could ho used in tho. shape Of
milk-panehes, brandy, and gulnine. with lighi
TO-
Bnccess in his mannof Of treatment.
DR.. Hutchinson thought that the papcr Of DR..
ffontgomory'H treated moro on tho thermometer
iu tho diagnosis aud prognoais by typhoid.
fraternity in discussing this subject. DR.. paoli
closed tho subject with fow briof remarka, in
which ho said, that tho use Of tue Thermometer
was not now, tint fifty yoars ago 1t was in uso in
Viont1n, but i. was true it had only been in use
in this country within the past year. Dr. Paoli
further stated TINT ho :had known patients to
die in typhoid from starvation, and again from
Tho remainder Of tho evening was devoted to
microscopic examination OF ovarian oysts,-some
specimens furnished by DR.. Danforth, lin tho
discussion Of which several Of the gentlemen
There boing no furthor buaincBs tho Society
adjourned
CRIMINAL.
| CRIMINAL COURT.
Edward White was trlod on tho charge Of
stealing horse from L. J. Hobert. Tho Jury,
aftos being out Eeyoral hours, came into court,
reported they wore unable to ngreo, and wero
discharged. :. 49,
Sidney Woodruff pleadod guilty to IN indlot-
ment for assault with intont to commit I. rapo
upon tho person Of q llttto girl namod Dirdio
Hail. He was reu,anlod for sentence. ~
John Wilson was tried by jury for stealing
S2s from the monoy-drawor Of Dess' saloon, and
Sas found guilty. Ills term Of punishment was
fixed at ono year in tho Penltontary.
Anton sticler, John Smith, md Joseph Hacl,
woro placed Oh trial charged with the robbory Of
a German named Honmoister. Trial in progress.
Tho caao of Aaran Anderson, tue alleged in
! cendfnry is Het for trial to-}ny.