, 1874-11-13

motion loaplcIttItH committees Woro dlsCElnrEeu
call.
GENERAL NEWS.
Iho Society Of Good SanaritanB il making
good progrobg Under its now presidont, Mrs. A,,.
ute Waldorf. Monday evening it will give at tho
Homo. corner OF Menominoo and Hammond
atrccis, another Of those popular concerts. The
next meeting of tho Society will DO held Iuostay
| at Q o'clock.
Tho temperature yesterday, "A observed by
Manaaso, optlcan, under The TRIBUNE Building,
was IN the shade at a. nj, 81 deg. FaAr. :;
| 10 a. 1n.. 95; IL NJ, 81; 3p. IT,, IS; 6 p. m.,
50 and p. M. 80.
Mrs II. e. Hambeck, Of No. 538 Fulton street,
waB surprised Wednesday evening By the dis
coyery Of newborn male infaut OIL her door
step. Sho took tho litlo waif to the Toundliuga'
| Homo.
Tho elegant buggy donated tho Homeopathic
Fair by the celebrated manufacturers, William
?. Sargent i Co., OF IA Sudbury street, Boston
| arrived yesterday in fine condition, and was at
once set up III tho Fair roomH on Lal,o street,
Tho buggy WAS nnde expressly for tho
Mechanics Fair recently held In boston. aud
in tho very best atyle.
JOHN Cofroy, laborcr, fell from the ruined
wal:s OF tho First Iiariis. Church, corner Of
Wabash xvenuo and Hubbard court, yesterday
morning, and, though the distance was 30 foot
aud lc struck upon lis hcAtl, strange 10 say le
oHcapcd death, and received only u deep ant,
sovero cut in the skull, which is not dangerous.
uo WA removed to tho County Hospital.
Tho citizons in the locality Of Aah!antl nyenuo
aud Madison gtreots, having met with frequent
burglarlcs, aud the police forco not being suf-
tielontly strong to protect them fro1n almost
nightly rcpettionH Of robbery and burglary.
have takon the matter in thoir own hands and
established Vigilance Committee amongst
themselves Tor their own protection.
A distressing accident happened yesterday at
tho Sherman House, which resulted in the dcath
OF Mrs. julio EruuBAoau, tho motlor OF llrs,
Ducharme, OF the Ducharne House, Nos 70 a,1Gl
72 Randolph streot. The lady, who was 80 years
old, and almost blind attempted to 10 to her
room without asBiatnnco, and in doing 10 1nade 4
loadnE to tho street. Dr.. Baxter WAS called in.
but hor age and tho Boverc blow OH hor heai
made his skill uaeeBa, aud Atao diod in fiftcon
minutes. Her husband, aged 81, was with her
in her laBt moments.
Mr.. III. o'Dovd, Of Omaha, Mob, has Just ar
rived from an extendcd trip through tho Eastern
States Ills mission is to encourage Irish inl-
migration from ths, large cities and ovorcrowlod
sotsle1MentB to the virgin .prairies Of tho West.
Mr. o'Dowd can be found, until Afonday. ut 81
Clark street, where ho will DO pleased to meet
my Of his countryHen wh0 contemplate making
home in tho West. Mr. O'Dow1 iB thoroughly
acquainted with tho advantages nnd facilities Of
fered to Irish aettlcrt aud Will give all illusra-
ted piper, with maps, and full particulars about
tho Irish settlements in the great tatto Valley.
Tho rumor TINT tho McDonald-McGarry cure
would again como beforo tho present Grand
Jury grow out Of tho fact that tie caao was not
dockoted until tho prcseut jury met. The pro-
sentiment made before the lust Grand Jury was
on complaint, and before tlo case WIS tlockoted.
Tho officers Of tho Criminal Court on the docket
ing Of tue charge issued subpnnas for several wit