, 1875-10-31
GENERAL NEWS.

Deputy Coroner McGirr is again On the sicl
list.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton, from Flew York, is Al
the Sherman.
The Hon. ~ D. Richardson, OF Springfield, ie
IT the Grand Pacific
The Hon. = D. Bates and Col. c. E Bacon, OF
Boston, arc stopping At the Sherman
Capt. E. II. Wright Of the q. S. Arsenal ut
Rock Island, is guest at the Sherman.
J. Augustus Duzsen. President Of the Pitts
burg Locomotive Works, stops at the fremont.
The substance Of good MANY conversations
On the streets yesterdaJ-''N oil neyeE thought
Heslng was such fool thought be had more
eense."
20! ma, Aunty's babxs dead, and can have
cookie Z" vns the irreyerent and irrelevant way
in which 3-ycar-o1d West Side miss announced
the death OF her cousin last week.
The temperature yesterday, ae obseryod by
Manasse, optcian, 50 Madison street Ta1BUSE
Building), Was At 8 a. H., 40 degrees; 10 4.
H., 50; I'm, SO; sp. H.. 80; sp. NJ, IS.
Tho effectiveness OF the County Clerks of6cs
was enhanced yesterday by several additional
elnnloyes being excused from working for the
county to WORK for Hesing. 4 Great many more
could be spared without damage to the public
interest. The county has to pay them all the
sa1le-
"Ta'a1. yes," said the old mnn, as he pain
fully leaned On his cane, IL am kinder aging,
ana feel it mora snd more every day. Only
last year Used to be able TO walk round Union
Park every morning. and now my rheumatic is
SO bad that when I've get half way round ali
cau do is 10 turn round and hobble back
"*Get thee gone Judas +" exclaimed slightly
knocked from the table red ball. which had in
tcrposed between the cue and the object bAlts,
tpoiling the count. Why Judas :" inquired hin
opponent. '.Because," was the atrocious re-
Eponse. "because it betrayed me with a kiss"
An inquest was held yesterday over the re-
mains Of Miss Sarah Adams IN the family OF
Maj. Whittle, the 1eyiyalist, in the Town OF
Lake View. The deceased Was employed az a
servant in the family, and the jury returned a
verdict to the effect that che came 10 her death
from an overdose Of laudAuum, taken Though
mistake.
Daniel Healy, committed to jail Friday a. q
witness in the Galena murder case. died at IL
O'Clock Ut plight. ard the Coroner held an inquest
over his remains yesterday morning. It was noted
in these columns yesterday morning that the de-
ceased Was suffering from delrium when lncnr-
cersted, and the jury returned verdict to the
effect that he died from too much liquor.
At = late hour last evening large force Of
men IN the employ OF the West Division Com
pany began laying another track on Milwaukee
avenue from Indiana street north to the end OF
the road. When the Inhabitants Of that thor
oughfsre awake this morning they will be agree
ably surprised, for they have petiuoned both the
road and the Common Council for second
track.
4 very violent eale Was blowing from tho
west all day Yesterday a number Of vessels ar
rived here durug the day that had suffered
slight damages and lost portions Of their deck
feaTn f,rfa Tda
SERIOUS nature has happened. Great anxiety il
felt in insurance circles rs regards the ship
ping on the east shore. and, as the wind blew in
that direction, it is expected that some serious
disasters have happened. The shipping, how
ever, has had ample warning OF the approach Of
this gale, the etoTna-fag having been up all day
yesterday, and the red lantern last night II
the signal has been needed the consequences
will not be Is heavy as otherwise they would
have been.
worthy couple on Calumet ayenne are a.
dicted With seren surviving daughters named
Enuie. Mamle, Jennie, Nellie. Florrie, Lettie,
and Bessie. The eighth committed suicide ia
fit Of mental depression, caused By the fact that
her name Was katura. 4 kind schoolmate Of
great sympathy and singular inventive faculty
wrote her letter, beginning - Dearest Kettle
but before 1t could reach her the unfortunate
girl had died By her own hand. Her remains
were borne to the tomb BY ak Of her class
mates, named Clemnie. Jessie, SUSIE Nettie,
Maudie. aud Lille and the kind clergyman
preached 30 affecting sermon that at its con-
-lunon there vas not a dry lie " in the house.
At the funeral, 4 few d.ys ago, OF the late Dr..
James a. Hahn, there was display Of floral
tributes which WAS OF 1are beauty and profu-
sion. The casket itself WAS one, of the hand
soueat that we're ever manufactured in Chicago
and Was literally enveioped in the choicest
dowers- In addition to the rexy many beautiful
e!nhlens the HTeaths, CROSSES, auchurs. and
other devices, the cssket repoeed upon a couch
q Ct do"css embracing every variety OF plants
Inc grave 1t Rosehill was also the scene Of An
Almost unprecedented display Of flowers. The
s1ase c, Itself i *ts hidden in flowers,