, 1874-07-20
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

LATE LOCAL ITEMS.
Michael HITLER, = German school teacher, 60
years old. nas found dead iu his bod at No. 278
First street, yesterday afternoon, at 1 O'Clock.
Heart dtHease nas tho probable cauae.
George Hovo WAS caught In tho act Of ontcr-
Ing the room Of George r. McLogan, in \ build
Ing on Randolph street, near Clark. Inst eyen-
ing. Hc Tent in NTH the ovident intention Of
stealing, but Was arrested By olt'oer Swanson,
who took him to tho Armory.
Dlanche Hayden oolorcd Breu, ras arrested
yesterday On tho complaint OF L. Himan, GRO
Ger, who alleged tint she hnd stolen a trunk.
containing. wearing apparel from him. Justice
noyden will settle the case this morning.
The explosion OF kerosene lamp at No. 50
Waller street, two-story fEauao building, caused
fe 81 s nj Hs
1a before any nerious damage resulted. The
house was occupied by Carl Becker, and Owned
by Lawrouco 'prien.
a lnrge party of excarsIonlats from Lafayetto
arrived here yesterday, to attend the Photo
graphic Exhibition. They arc stopping at tho
fremont and Palmer.
Gov. Beve1idgo Ia at the Sherman House.
Tho alarm from Box TAG at 10 o'clocle last
night MAS caused by the burning Of q bed III No.
1877 North Ciark street, boarding -house ocou-
pied by Mrs. Mueller. 4 boarler named Jerry
HurdiBan waa smoking III bod, aud srt 1t on fire.
Ho waB arrested and locked up. and will ba e1-
amtned for criminal carelessuess this morning.
George Schmidt, an itnorAting vagabond sYho
has been sleeping In staoles, was found in
barn IN the rear Of No. lao North Union etreet,
last evening, iu all almost dying condition, By
on officer, who had him removed to tue County
Hospital.
An unknown German WAS found in an inBensf-
bic stats ht tho corner OF Blue Island avenue
and Twelfth street, ut 0 O'Clock last evening, BY
officer MoTigue. DR.. Root was called and said
brar. ca,1sed BY the excessive heat. The suf-
fer WaH removed to the County Hospital. lie
will probably recover.
An old man named Stephen Grace waB thrown
out Of = buggy on Wells street, near Indiana,
Yesterday afternoon, at 3:90 o'clock, By tho
breaking Of IN axle and lad his right, log
ened by tho accident, and ran away, smashing
tue vehicle to pieces. Mr. Grace lives at No.
122 Farquer street. whore he was conveyed.
William q. Rosa Is an elderly and chronic wIfa
banter. Last night he camo homo drunk aud
began his customary practice, first by yilo cpl
thets, and last by tho cruol uso Of apittoon.
He struck his wife twice on the head, and cut
her badly: Officer Vescy vas called to the place,
No. GO Wess Lake street. and arrosted Roas,
and detained his wife a. witness.
Stephen Loddy gayo Anuio Williams a terribls
beating last night at tho cornor Of Fulton and
Canal stroata, because she would not accede to
indecent proposals A citizen put stop to tue
outrage, and officer Topping tooh Lcddy to tho
Madison Street Station. The girl WAS carried in
sensible to her hou,e at tho corner Of Lake and
Canal stroets. Tie prisoner was drunk 1t the
time, aud Ia a rough-looklbg customer
4 M1I.wAuKEAN BEATEN AND ROBBED.
RnWN nnH rOhharieH 1Aennoin1 rfnhy1u
frequent In the numerous deus known as pretty
waiter girl saloons. About 10 o'clock Saturday
night An adray and a theft occurred at ]. J. Mo
Cabe's, Nos. 10 and 81 South Canal Htreot. A
called for drinks, which they dBposed OF and
refused to pay for. McCnbe demonstrated With
them, aud ordered them out. Thoy immeniato-
ly turned OF the gas and begun general
row, in the course Of which s. Smith, a man
from Milwaukee. Was badly beaten and robbed
Of $50 and gold watch and chain. Tho roughs
made their escape before the police could roach
the place. DR.. Fleming attended to Smith, who
received heyera cuts about tho face and hond.
The victim did not make hia appearance at tho
po1lce-station.
now At a SUNDAY r1uaIo.
Thero was another ru1upus At Siver-Leaf
Grove yesterday one Of many nhich hare
occurred At tho Sunday picnics held thoro.
ground, their right to do Just about az they
pleased, and to knock everybody around Oh they
Raw fit. 4 cowardly polica officer, said to belong
to the Twelfth Street Station, but whose num-
ber was not aHcertained, refused to interfere
with the ruffinna because. az ha said, he was
afraid 30 TO do 6ergt. O'Donnell has the
reputation Of kaepng Qua OF the beas 1t not tho
bast Hub-forco in the city, aud II thoBtatenont re-
ghsding one Of la otticors, above mentioned, il
corract.-ANd It is substantiatel by cltizon,-he
will probably nquirainto the matter. III thiacors
nection report Mas also made last evening to the
etfect that an officer at tue picnic had arTested
Twelfth Street Station In wagon lie pushed tho
patrolnlan out Of tho vehicle, and i'll attempting
to escape, was shot and slightly wounded. No
euch report had heou recei ycd At tile station last
night, aud but little oredenca can be attached to
the story.
HOTEL AnRIVALs.
Grand Pacific Hotel-Edward AIillright U. B,
A.; @, 4. Cromwell, New York; Charles s.
Holmes. LansIngburg, N. Y; George ". Taylor,
New York; ]. H. Smith, Buffalo; Richard Nor
gan. Cincinnati; Homer r. Saxe, Now York. !.
Palmer Ilouse-Wliiam M. ireland, Waat-
ington, @. II. Drunso1l. Cincinnati; Charles ].
Lyonn. odttor Cenlrn! lotca CLARION; Will
iam llondoraon, W. r. Springer. Philadelphia;
g. ". =: Adams. Lafayette; q. ,. Vent,
Syracuse; Pr. Il. vidsnSr, Now York; Ftederick
Honse-D. T. Porter, Memphis 4. Parker and
wife, New York; DR.. II. NJ. poarco, DR.. Click
and family. L. uraokenburgh, ". g. Elloha,
J: II. Howard, Lafayette. y. Sherman
i!ouse.-zMr. Deeoher, Detrott;. L.. ii. Day
New York; D. q. Dolbear, Arkansas; II, M.
| Little, G!enB Falls, N. T.; T. u. Henderson,
Jansa D. Cauicll. Cincinnati.
An lnvctoratc Fisherman.