, 1874-01-08
two lnmp-poHtn tile llorao nAnlo to atAndali on
tho cornor OF Twelfth and Taylor Htroots.


tho oornor Of Twelfth aud Taylor Htroots.
Lnnt ove1,lng Norwegian, potor Tlorwaladon,
found liinlBolr III posBoHH!on OF n ticket to Nor
wny, q check for $780, and Bo1ne Apnre money.
1nstoad of going to Norway, llo wont 10 . haioon
drunk. Tho roault was tint poior was arrested
for drunkonneas. and whom le recovered from
tho cifectH Of tho bad whisky ho found that he
bud lost his ticket and ovory cont he had.
Miss Kato Wagomen leops = millinery and
droas.maklng establishment as 32l Nort', avonuo.
Bho kcops sflow- window full of Donnots. 1acoH,
otc., rs q dccoy to prudent houaeGaepers. Willie
lighting tho gas In tl,ia window, about half-rnst
Z last evoning. Ro'no lacc ca,tght lire, and bo-
foro 1t could be o1tingtished about a75 worth
OF goo1a were burned up.
Tho installation Of oifioorsIof DionysiuB Lodge
No. 20. knights Of Pythias, took place yestor-
tlny evening ct tho Lodge rooms, northwest cor
nor Of Madison and 1soboy htroetB. Tho follow
Ing aro the nnmes OF tho officers: f. Erhars, T.
Charles Perkias, r; <. II. T TrneHiei. II. q e.
A. ]. Myers, NJ. Of +. q. Demnre X. Il. anu
3. r. Mcaoo, N. Of A.; Til. W. Trainer, y: G.;
4. NJ. Truosdoil, Ropr. and @. T. ch'laon, y. IT,
Yesterday morning abont half;past Il, q mum
named Lcwla st. Olair was fatally INJURED o.
steam boilor fallIug oil him. lie was holping
to lower tho boiler into the collar whom tho chain
broke with tho aboyo result. Oil'cor Mckay was
called, and, getting al express wagon. ho tooR
st. Clair 10 tho County Hosnital: where ho was
cared for by DR.. Farwd WHO did all that could
to aono for him, but, aftor lingering couple OF
hours in groat agony, he died.
The ABhnntoe war liz finished, the virgtnius Is
sunk, but the Chicago Constable ia still on Tue
philip Keoler, tried to serve writ upon g. i.
Huyclk, who carries OIL business Mt No. 10 hfaai.
aon street, but the latter turned the tables on
the minion Of tho Low by locking him in tue
storo. In his frantic efforts to escnpe Keoler
smashed the door, glaHs window, aud n, numor-
report WIS that George Best, another Constable,
waB after Kooler with writ Of replovin.
Quite serioua Incident happened yesterday
afternoon on the truck Of tito Illinois Central
Railroad at tho junction Of tho maiu aud the
stock-Yara track at Forty-third street. Tue
point, and tho track is hardly III condition
which admits of moro than n moderate rate Of
speed. Tho passengers complain daily that,
when car becomes useless from old age It Ia
trains Of thiu roai, and that their whole
rolling-atocls for subarban trains seems to
Tho example set by "the Deacon's ono.hoss
shiny" Tile accident reforrod to was occa-
empty cattle.cars running at too high speed from
| the Stock-Yard track to the main track. Just
as they reached tho latter, tho four front cars
| (tho engno boiug iu the rear. pusling) jumped
the track and bumped along somo DISTANCE
before the tratu could bo stopped. Tho four
| cars were thrown over upon the main track iii q
domora1izea condition. tho axles, trueks, aud
running gear being badly smashed. Fortunately
no ono WIS Oh theao cars. aud no Que WAS in
T! jured. Tic line was blocked for Home time,
occnsioning great inconvonience to. suburban
| residents. hIany Of tho latter, who had in
tended to euioy salvinis acting as OIseNo at
s1cYeker's, only reached the theatro at O'clock
in the evening, and then went home III disgust,
vomiting their wrath Oh the railway company.