, 1874-11-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hl]llALuc HthLGu kTHb u0 una
began tho inspection of tho children in tho pub.
lo schoola by examining ovorY pupil in tho Ltn-
colo-Ssreet School. He thinks that tho inspoc-
tion is Of no consequence unless tho Inspector
ta allowed tho privilege OF euspendinE pupils
until they slnl have bcen properly vacoinatod
GENERAL NEWS.
Tho Office Of H. g. Cone, who ia authorized to
net for tho sufferers by tho grasshopper dovaRta-
tion In Smith County, Kansas, ia at at No. IS
Fifth avonue.
Tho temperature yesterday. as observed by
Mauasso, optciau, undor The TRIBUNE Build
ing, was, in tho shade: At 3D.. H.. 10 deg. Tahr.
10 n. M, Ia "a MI, Ii; p. NJ, 18; p. H., II;
and p. M, TO.
MouBrB. Rawitaor j. Bro. Hay that tho ba1o Of
rnga in which tho Custom -IIouso olicors recent
" discovered aon,e clotl,tpg waa conigncd to,
but not owno1 By, them. Consequently thoy aro
not responsible therefor.
Frederick Hoffman, vaa tho namo Of the man
rho was found dead on tho steps Of No. 357 Iu-
diana nyonuo Monday morning. He was car;
pointer in tho employ Of tho Illinois Central
RaiIroad, and lived Of No. d5 Dutterfleld stroot.
Valvular disease Of tho heart Was the cause Of
hia donth.
Tho Committee Of New York insurance men
spont most Of the morning In their soonis receiy-
ing calls. But towards noon President Oakley
onlIod tho members together In Parlor 20 OF tile
Grand Pacific, and . lengthy conference WAS
bold on mattors pertaining to tho ob]oot OF their
visit. Tho meeting Was strictly private.
Tho old policc-atation at tho oornsr Of Harri-
son and Clark streets las boon opened rs FREQ
lodging-!,ouBo by tho teller and Aid Society.
Tho old Union 5treet Station in also being fitted
up, md will soon i,o opotlod The TRIBUNE has
shown tho g,ent nccenaity Of these institutions,
and IL glad to know that its influence has boon
,s1,n r4{n f1,r,afr rtuu
John Kinney, n young ,nnn employed as fire.
man on thu Northwestern Ralroad, in attempts
ng to Jump from tho Omaha exproaH train ut
II O'Clock yesterday forenoon, near the car
shops, stumbled and fell with such force that his
skull was fractured. lIo vas talton to DR..
lsham'B Office aud attended. Lis realdence ls ut
Turner Junction.
or Gorn,ai WAS found In the river At tho foot of
Iolforson street yesterday afternoon by Officer
Holden, aud waa removed to tho Morgue. Do
ceased iH evidently nb0ut 10 yoars old, is 6 faet
high, and has dark suit Of clothes. Il lettor
addressed to Henry Myer, Morris. ILL.,, was
found in tho pockets.
An infurated Toxins steer eBcnpod from
drove Of cattle at tho corner of Halsted and
Ilirty- first atrootB yesterday forenoon, aud at
tackled q Mrs. Lane and gored md tra'npled her
undor foot. She js .enceinte., md It is feared
tint fatal results will enaue from, tho injuries.
She resides ut tue corner OF Emerald and Thirty
llrat streets.
Tho 10 o'clock train on tho Northwestern Rail-
road took out yeBlerdny morning, OIL lheir way
to California, so'no forty men who were employ
cd in tho Cornell Watoh Factory, mud their wives
which vas forwarded ao,pe time ago. Their OK
pouseB wore paid by tho Company, OH condition
That they should DO refunded in monthly INSTALL
ments. They lad one car, which will 30 through
with them.
Sam seelon,an, tho iuHuranco-agont stepped
iuto Ohef-De.ectivo Dixon's otltco yesterday
morning. and facetiously asked Officer Clapin
il ho didn't look a. II he Ind Eeop chorof0rmel
and robbed OF 81 ,000 In UniLod States bonds.
Chaplin smiled acknowledgment, but q journal
reporter picked up lily hat, and chuckling with,
in himself ia SCOOP ran over to tho Office aud
wrote up q "Dig Bond Robbery"
Saturday aon,o Of Prof patton's friends on tho
Weat Side undertook to give tic q" ecc1osantical
furniture" at tho HoBpitAl Fair to him. Mrs.
Lillio s. Horton and Alisa ELLA Moore canynBscd
for votes and succeeded among tho people OF
Churches III raiRiug quite an amount OF money.
Iaat evening thoy wero reinforced BY Bonie otlsor
frioudB OF Prof. Patton, and increased tho vote
to $50, while tho next highest was Prof. Swing,
who had G69, leaving Or. Drooks next, with 357.
1lr. Mccormick contributed nothing aud had no
connection with it.
| The Veterans Of tho Twenty-fourth Regiment
Of Iiliuoia Volunteers (Heokar Kegiment) huld
| their annual reunion last evening 1t tho lnrgo
dlning-room OF the North Side Iurnor-Hall:
A%s's as PROMINENT %!|a s'nasmsn aspp
Erbo, Frank schwoinfurtb, Lorenz 1rnttern,
Carl Giegerlch, and many othors.
The hall was appropriately decorated with fagts,
ooa1s OF arms. tents. ana nowora. ~ nns .aolo
Arthur Erbo Cart Grigerch, William Rapp,. and
others. After the banquet, tic membota OF the
regiment md thor families bud q social dance,