, 1874-02-23


meeting OF the Chicago Society OF phyaicians
and Surgeons will DO held at tho paciao Hoto
this evening. There will be T. report on path
ology, and Quo OH casoa in tho Womatl's
Hospital.
Last evening Gcra1l Massey entertained a
large audience, at Crows Opora-Hall, with an
account OF IA Spirit World Revealed by Objcc-
tiya Manifestation, IL the Only Basis Of 1m1nor-
tality."
Tho explosion Of q kerosene lamp in two
story franc building, at No. BAL West Lake
strcct. owned and occupied by john Baker Us a
rcsidenco, caused the alarm Of fire to bo turned
iu from Boz No, 526, Mt $40 last oyoning. No
dnmaEo.
Subordinate Council No, 8 Of the "sqvereigns
Of Industry" will he organized this oYouing at
West Madison street. Addresses will 10 nlado,
giving tho purposes and methods Of this now
Ordor. AL Interested aro invited to be prpsept.
A young man nnnel Milton D, Dodge ia
wanted ut Cambridge, Mass. to anawer Charge
Of felony: Tho wishes Of the authorities Of tllat
placo being communicated to Detective Sam
Ellis, lso hunted tho pursuor down and lockotl
him up In the Conlral Station. The accused will
journey Eastward as Hoon as the requisition is
duly attcetcd.
About l1alf-past o'clock Saturday evening
mnn named John Brossman WAS struck by tho
incoming express train OH the Chicago Il
Northwestern Road ut the north city limits a.id
Rovcroly injured about tho head and face. lle
was tason to hiB home, Mt No. 2 Wright Atreot,
and his injuries attended to by DR.. N. =. Potter
B0n,
At at early hour yesterday morning Onicor
BENDER Uncovered two mon in the act of leaving:
Foley's clearinghouse, near tho corner OF Canal
and kinzio streets, carrying botwecn thcm 4
large trunk. He hailod them. aud tAoy dropped
their burden and rall. Tho trunk proved to be
tho property Of man named Tim Mccarthy, al
inmate of FolsY's aud contained his clothes, TO-
GetAer with l4ia savings, No arrests.
Officer Hogan arrested won,nn named Rosa
Bennett yesterday afternoon, Oh West Madison
sanIty. She was taken to tie Union Stree. Stu
ton, and. whom Bonrot1ed, baggage-check from
Austin, Texas, to Chicago was found iu lcr pos
session, a1lu $50 III money, which had been torn
anH defaceu to Btch nn oxtont III to render 1t Of
10 value, She will 10 retained at tho station
pending al effort to discover her friende.
1t half-past o'clock yesterday morning an
a1ann sounded from Box No. G, callacd ly tho
discovery Of fire in y tilree.story brick building.
at Nos. e3 nnd " South Wator' gtreet, Occupied
By A. Stopheus Il Bon NJ colico and spice mills,
Damage estimated ut S5u0, fully insured Tho
fire originated in tho ongine-rooM aud doubtless
waH caused by lire frunl tho iurlnoo dropping
out on to the lloor, tho fro not having bocn ox-
tinguisllod at the timo tho store was closed for
tho aay.
Yesterday afternoon young man named John
MnicouoVy i'll attempting to pass between two
freight cars OH tho Stewart avonne track, be-
tween Sixteenth and Eighteenth Htroets, ot tho
pittsburgh Il Ft: Wayne load, was caught be-
twocn tllo bumpers by the sudden moving Ut tho
cars, and severely crushed pl,ont tho body. DIS.
Voorhees, and Leo wors aalle} 10 attond bin, after
which llo was removed to the hoNHo Of hiH par
ents. at No. 80 West Sixteenth htioot, Tile
physicians pronunco Luis injuries fatal.
A meeting Of tho mombors OF Company "a /"
First Rogiment OF National Guards, wns hold
Yesterday afternoon at No. 227 East Randolph
Zation. Capt. Fischer aAlled The mooting to
order nntt announced TINT arrangements lad
bcon nlado by which all mcmboys Of tue CON-
pany would rccetvo my for their services rom
wards Of forty men put their names OH tilo
roster, and it is thought that the mnximunl
atlmbor of recruits neceBsary to form the conl-
panY will bo secured before the close OF tho
week.
a woman named Noliie FInus applied ut the
Almory. Saturday night for alelteri. She wpB
assigned cell. Shortly after Hlle lad been dis
puHet Of, Olllcor Croak had occAsion to visit tho
coils, and recognized III Nollio the identical per-
SOL whom ho had boon lu search Of allre alon-
day. On that day Hho attacked Julia Bowers,
and injured her no seriously That she no" lies III
iho bcvne Of the afrray. Tho woulnu waB booked
and charged With III assault with intent to kill,
to which she viii plead before Boyden tlia
morning.
1T. rATn1cK'a DAY.
Tho gonB Of The Emerald 1a'o, interested In
celebrating tho day col!Beoratad to Ircamls
patron saint, met ye6te.tlay afternoon In tue
Father Matthew Hall, OIL Woat Harrison street,
~ perfect u !iuo Ut march for tllo procession OIL
;5nint Patrlcls's Day. Tile Grand Marshal,
Mehpol hlulloy, proHonted tho following,
whirt, with few alterations, will undoubtedly
be adopted ut tIle genera! meeting llcld Sunday:
Tho lroeDssioa Will iornl in front Of st.
patrlok'a Church, OH Nosl'lainey street. alal
will thou march south on peRplain6H TO
llarriBon, eaBt OH Harmon to Canal, H0lltA on
Canal to Twelfth, cast on Twolfth to Wahas4
ayonuo, south OH Wabash ayoIlla to Eighteenth
street, weht TIL Eighteenth to Canap0.t .ayo<
nue, southwest Oh Uanalport aYonno to 1lalstel
slreet, north Oh l1ulHtod 10 1nIlana cart OH Ill
diana to Market, north Oh Market to Chicago
ayen,.o oaHt on Chicago avenue to State street,
south ON 6tato to Lake, wost Oh Lake to Deg
plsinos south on Dosplalnea 20 Iarriaon, thon
oountaFMereh and lllHl,orne.
ll4TE1 AtntyALA.
Grand laoiHo-usl., Il. y, Lenetng, phadol-
phla, Jnlln Alien, Now York; Il, 7. 4'aKloy, Dn:
trpit, E. d. CLARK, Ht, PAUL. b. i, Carver, Nav