, 1875-11-14

And the party parties unknown II Watee e3ncs
He carne 70 uis death kc:;t !obacocnsss' EtAads,
Aud eeld 1aeo1s2taun sha. cordns c &C! -ed. 50 We
Tind them guilty Of Aison in the seventh degree:
GENERAL NEWS.
ch:caeo has. 90 steam fire engines and big
I.oudon II.
1t is no longer fashionable to ssy: swell,
I'm dam: or words to that effect The correct
thing is well. In bassed, ," or '*Thnndar, If
&in't oppon toned"
The Temperature yesterday as observed by
1ranasse, optician. So Madison Street, (lRiRuSE
Dui1dine). was at g. m. ~ degrees l0a- N. 42;
u m ~; Up. m, Il; 5p. N. Il.
Conductors on the West Side street-caz lines
are now required to deposit $50 each with the
Company IS q guarantee tha: they will not
"Snock down" on fares. They formerly paid
$o5 es:h.
Mr. William Racket lecturrd on g Vo'talre's
Philosophy before the Chicago Philosophical
Society last evening. There was large attend
nnce, and the lecturer was much soplaudea
The lecture will be published to-mor1ox morn
nE.
Chicago is to have new weekly paper shortly,
to be called the undau Sun, and to be devoted
entirely to local sensations The publishers and
prop1ietors will be ics6rs. George Gordon and
A. L. Stone, gentlemen well known as local
Journalists
young lady from st. Louis writes as follows
to friend and erewnle scbool-Eate at Dear
born Seminary: 81 Mamie Steb3ins is home again
and putting on no ED OF style, though Won know
as vel. as co tha. her father ddu't fail for
more than SIG, ,0DO."
- Nov, about them c1eats, s1id the foreman,
rs he hxlFed lis gang ou the slippery proach
to the brldge. just von measure OF rih your
ordinary stride the places where they uuCht to
be. ard put chalk marks there. and then don't
nail the cleats there
And nov the economical bachelor tender1y
fondles his oyercoat, and, critically exaniuilg
hecuTs and sadly looking ut the glossy places
between them and the albo@s, 'wondels il It .ill
last another winter, and whether really married
life is cheaper then celibacy.
1t noon YESTERDAY the Temperature of tho air
at the CRIB WAS Sc dec., an3 Of tbs water ~ deg.
At thst hour the wind Asa due north, and blew
sc mics per hour. The sea was rylnng consd-
erably measurements showing that the height
from bottom OF waye~ttough 10 -5p OF wave WAS
s ieet.
A woman IS years Of age, named Amelia Nam
per, residing with her family at No. "a Gardner
street, fell suddenly dead st about 7:10 o'clock
last evening, on the coruer OF Gardner and Vine
,eets. Henrt-dieease is supposed to have been
tie cause. She lea7es husband and three
small children e.
The statement @hich appeared in last weeks
papers Of stolen goods being found With VIII
lam cost'gan, At 20. 80 West OHIO s1reeL was
proved, ontekaminatlon, TO be fa'se. and this
fact is published tu justice to William Costigan.
who keets q respectaols place at No. so West
Ohio street.
A correspondent, living on North Ashland
avenue, writes to complain of The cars il use on
1ud.ans street. BY The West Division Coni,auv-
An inquiry 1t the Office Of the Company 1eveals
the fact that new and elegant cars for the !ins
in question are building, AID will be put Oh as
coon ~ they can be gotten ready.
It ii the 1nind'r wealth that makes the lovers
body rich. Yesterday afternoon two bosoms
with single thought DISCHARGED themselves Of
what. Chsriee, dear;" What dreadful cows,
Joyev /" .Eh syeetie:" NJ said What dread
full cows!' dalling!" 40, did you, my own7
Yes, duckey!"
: By An arrangement With the Chicago Univcr-
eity, an electric instrument, connected directly
with the opservatory, has been placed IN tue
Western Onion Telee' aph office, Board Of Trade,
and the jew elry-store OF HAuilton, Rove l. Co.,
corner State and Washington streets with the
view Of giving to the ci.lzeus OF Chicago ~ ab-
eoIute standard time
Yesterday abo1t noon reporter stepped into
! a2loou and asked for drink. ~heEetor he paid
WILD 10 CGUtAt EO1U u tAp {tA11u- 4ue 6h41Qu-
keeper fell upon his neck aud kissed him, and
filled , dask OF cocktail for-hiu. and gave HIM
certified check for $1,000, xnd ssid, in voice
full OF emotion: s" always do this for a man
who comes in on Saturday and doesn't expect me
to change or AZ ;"
''Sure." explained fne old gentleman II
HibeTuian extraction to an inquiTing friend.
a. and yon want to know shat this Jew Billy is
do ye? And ye call yerself Catholic and
Dimocrat, ve omadhaun Jew Billy comes
wanet every twenty-five years aud lis u time
when the pious like meself meet together to
pray for the iiberston ~ the Pope and the de-
structan av the Republican pstthy."
Ihe prospectus Of the Appeal new monthly
religious newspaper, has just been Issued, and
from It It is learned that the paper vii be CON
dQcted by the Rev. Dr.. FalIoxs ID the interests
OF the Reformed Episcopal Church. Dr. Fal-
lows w3n have the assistance Of Bishop Cheney
and other prominent clergYmeu IN the editorial
work Edward P. Brooks d Co. arc announced
as publishers. with an ofice at No. LOT Dearborn
street. Tho first number will ba Issued Jan. i.
1876.
4 Communication signed By c. C. Bonoey. J.
Russell 3ones. Gen. Webster, Henry G,eeuebaum,
and eevetal other prominent citizens, Was ad-
dressed Ffiday to Col James Fai1mau. asking
him to deliver his lecture On tine Miss,on OF
Fine Art to the Masses" 70 the public At some
future time, and protfer,ug the use of the AtLe-
mum iectnre-room Tor the purpose. Col Fir
with tho request, and uamed TresdaJ evening
IS tue t1ne. Tie lecture will sccordlngty take
place 1t that tina, at tue Atheneom rooms.
truly scientific artistic, aud consclenEous
barkeeper on Clark street niWkys enters an
earneet protest against the ahaking OF cocktails.
because, he says by Ihst brutal Practice the
particles Of the severa! elements composing 1t,
a,e broken and confused, th=s spelling t1.eir 1n-
oErty and converting what should he perfect