, 1874-06-24

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thu ntv rrena,,ry On nocount Of ronts tho snm
~ ~ no1 10y oon n1'"'aA' W "0e'A"'
OF S29,ooo.
Tho City Tronauror drew check yoatorday for
A6o. .G9a II. for tho paytuont OF scloo-teachora'
ansnr,oa
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ou3nrntaa hyt'is ~ ~ 1svgSea 1n see'ot'' 'o1
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Leanard Grover yesterday obtained the per-
mission Of tho city to run b1aos 10 lta thentro
orory evening from tho corner Of Clark and
MadiBon Btraota.
fin atroot. and Al1ovs Committee, South d.
vision, of tic Commo1 Couioil, will meet to-
sssa1Sa ao to !aous' Tho "'0a' "''u'
'"eo'>N Nv e''s''',' ~ L..
Cty,Attorncy Janioaon speht a!most a. ua5
Testerahy dofondinY t1e easo o. @ anna Ne".i,a ~
vs. ne gtSv ~ ~ whon tno palnsm son5ne frot,
fo,lin1 ~, a'in,yel,s on Twnlft], etroot. uoar
| Canal, on tho 2ith July, 1878.
bnoli Of tue City Aaia aupa as haa et'leroa le-
duotion Or salafy o. the ha1as ot s,1 athnse ~ na
committee lookea snpfon,ely mlsola1io ~ yon.
terday. iroiforod lager was re,usoa ny theta u y.
almost MI ihHtances' hnu tl1o uSS "Aa hPonh ~
aieMilR a,iu Eestots ~ 'ao ""1o-'1o"t s''4'8" Va
LILO foopio q fa1ty'
| hrr. Holden, who will bo succeeded "a Tax-Oom-
mtsslonor BY Ad; Mct1r9th. on TIE lnt Of !nsy, @
VII nnot.1 ,a;,,, ,'oa of,nn "n5 moat
Iasu1nnco oo'liEnY' WIZ , nsau o''co atao 1'eo'
oi the snaEoholac1a III on'easo'
Ex~Corporation-C Counsel Tuley exprosaes sur.
prise ut tho decision Of Corporation Counsel
Norton in tic matter Of lioouaing tho carB Of tho
| ltrorant Btroet-railroad companies. lilo iB oon-
filent tint this Ia q parfootly legal and logtl-
mAto source or foVoiiae, anu "oala 10 qo1'e
|
A dog foil in q ht opposite tfio City Hall yos-
doriay at uoon, and was aoon surrounded by
oloice coltooton Of Aldermen, department c1nrkB,
political bu1nmers. lack-drivers, aud Police
Commissioners Tlc first paroxyam over, tho
earacous animal perceived tho company ho
waa iu and nude violent and successful
effort towards recovery, and stag
gesod nn w"y somarus ,,hr naas =, .anoie e,peGs
nl.aso, ~ 10y ~ +i,a rivnr wod n1odnco
VINO Wantea 70 sco H. sne ftsoe moa ~ ttounco tains
s1mptoms Of Hss ~ ta ~ Snno'nd ~
fy uuh oo. a1 3a wy s,sta
WHICH sE"en1'eS III ou1 t1'of'p'a tos "a''''
Tho Aldermen Of tho sixtoenth Ward arc c1er-
cised oyor IN article which appeared In tho
Chicago Uaion accusing them OF causing tho
smoke which comes from tho ohimnoys Of the
North Chicago roIling-mills. which, BY tho bye,
arc in tho Fifteenth Ward. They wish 1t to bo
distinctly understood that tho only way Of got
ting rid Of tho smoke is to remove tho mills,
IA they believe that thcro is no understanding
apparatus which could help matters to any
eatont.
Inc noasa o. & IGeo t.r ne aeeonteg
a. i,.n;ta,ia =. In Tornor iona calrhrotinn,
td Joieration a ~ r hSermon from tho Ninth Ward
te " nonrd ~ roinaato roman nvan
po!onad sne nontu " ~ a, % y;
Mno aarI maa arfaaaod Il ~ ijn nfT when In
sho,,iJ hsxs Ham n : rba caso woa taka1, IN.
.Iar ann1;orat,on hg tbo board
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City Marshal y. u. HopRlns, oi missouri Clsyl
| n a
that Chicago man Henry ohaso BY natne, about about
, foet 71nches IN height, With light hair and
complexlon worKng on construction ls' tfain mo q
thu ut. LoniH. Kansas Clty d. Northera Kal,
Fort, who struck pun on tlle oad WIZ . shovol
Tho body was buried in tho Missouri City oeme'
tory.
Coroner Stephens yesterday complained to tht
bathing in public within tho city limits has booi
onon,v diarararded nj snyoral points. Notable
niuougst those was tho uuarry-hole OF MessrB
Dlount Brothers, in whose stagnant waters mul
Of tic inhabitants Of tic vtcinage. In objection
ablo foaturo OF tho bathing in this peculiar LOCALITY
J Is Its extreme danger, no less than two boyl
: having been drowned hero within forts-cigL,
unt shey ssn G asph sSs dSop ist
, Then tho rocky bottom suddenly runs down per
1,ondicularly gomo thirty foot, and aa tue bator
: DO not generally measure more than flv
y feot in length, they very frequentl
i step out Of thoiT depth and Into another wor
0 by tho eamo motion, According to The Coroner
q about twenty-five drowning cases occur at thl
o point every year. Something ought to be don
1 IN tie matter,
t THE BOARD or HEALTH,
+ A meeting OF the poard Of Health MAS hcl
t. Yesterday Afternoon. at which tho most impol
j. tant work was tho presenting Of tho vookly 1c
= | mort of tl1e Sanitary Sunerint0nt1eut of yhic
i the following il a ayno13siat
a The mortality for the past woek v.s o. dcathf
0 lcss than for tho wook previous. and ii ics
,, than dnrIn9 tho correspondnc weot Of last ycal
d Tle numbor Of nccidentg was + loayinE I'll
% number Of deaths from disease at is.
o Tho ratio of ali deaths for tic weol per J. 90
Il Inhabitants. annual rato based on tho cstimat
J. OF the population April /, 1874 f400. .00O). va
n II De.f(o. Conparad with tho preceliu
r weak. Tho nun1bor of doatlls undor
.. years of ace were tbrao mora from to 90. on
o more from 20 to 80, the same; from 20 upwart
l. iyo 1aas. Tho infontod nnute Of smaIl.po
10 wore threo moro than lust wcok. md forty lei
Or than the. corresponding week Of list yea