, 1875-12-01
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
Tho Internal Revenue recoipta Tor this district
for tbs month OF November nero little over
SG2n, 0oo.
Cnronor D|otzsch l,s!d IN inquest yesterday
afternoon on tho body Of . mao child u No. 205
dayton esrco.. Il accidentally fe!l into vessel
Of boiling water.
Tho temperature yesterday, a. observed By
Mannsac, opttoian, 88 Mndison ntreot {TRIauSB
l;uil,lsng) VAS at 8 a. M, 1s dcEthcs; 10 r. ro.
70; Il 1n.. 25 !; Q p. rn., 80 p n.' u.
judge II. N, h1hguirc dfacourted about the
DlacE Hills and tito YELLOWSTONE valley TO
small audieucc At tho AthenTuu, lass cven!ns.
Tho 1ec.urc ras intereet1nE aud contained Mitch
information aloat that portion OF tho county.
The t,cy, 4. Damon. s. j., lectures Sunday
e7entuE In 1t. slary's Church. corner OF Wabash
.vcnue and Elird!c court; on n "ihe lrials ana
ho used to reduce the debt Of TT. Josoph'e Hos
Pltal.
Tho Jadcs OF tic Presbyterian Church Of
Evanston will glyo lunches Mt No. IGS East MAd-
iron stree. to-dav. All who desire good, s3utre
meal fos 6o cents. and Nho arc willing to help
4lis Society In restoring tlle,r silfcc, which was
tes,1 Dyed by fro nro asked 10 patrou'zc them.
lilo condition Of tho resilents Of 1nl!an Ter
riiorv, mud tho rul!cv Ut Government towards
iEr indian tribes. formed tho sub}cctnatter Q!
i'll Interesting lecture. delivered last orontuR ln
tho a1othodist Church D.nck. by Col. l.. Z.
tistl,t;tuo:, fnlt-tl otcd 1ndiau. and promi-
mont lawyer Of tho Territory.
\ garbage ngon, tlriTcn By Alfred Wells, WAS
r1:u INTO carly yesterday Enorning By engine No.
Il. oil tho Ian handle route. at tho corner OF
Western nrenEe aud kiEzio street. Ono OF tho
ho.scH NaH killed outright. tho Wagon MAS
sMnnled to Tieccs nud tho driver VAS very bad
ly injured. and was conveyed to his homo at
sIlyor Leaf Grove. The flHElnan nt tho csnssing
rain tlul the neccashry aaruIDK, but no hsod-
lebaH drove straight bileal.
Elsl,op and :lrs. Cheney have returned from
vacation of tcrcta! wcsks, spont IN tho Sonsl.
During THUR ahsouce Christ Church has been
rccarrrted md repaired, and will on oPeneu
AGAIN Suuttny, whtn tho Dt6hop s.!l occupy his
mex. wcok tho ladies OF tho congregation intend
10 give gtand Ccutcnuisl tca-parsy IN tho par
iors Of tho church, when MI vino lasIre to do 60
may meet tho Bishop in pcisott.
Yesterday Afternoon tho West Chicago avcnro
nollce found tlIs tody of a woman floating In the
river near Dy,piun stre,t bridge. On boiuR Ia
ken from tho water it proved to hc tho body OF
Mrs. E!n'a II. terlsou, who bas leon missing
since Sny. :h Tho Femalns wero taken to heE
late reaidcuco, No. 12i I1cHory avenue. The
docensed had beau nsanc slnce last July. wah e5
ytnrs Of aye, and lcaves t"p cl!drnn aged re-
EFFECTIVELY ~ yeara md months.
A correspondent asks Why the Wcat 6lac
St,ccs hallway Company does not extend lily
Madison Street ssacKs 10 Central PARK, md
thcrnhy accommodate q large ronn!Atlon. Il
nla" 10 Haii IN roplr tlatlt is undcrAtooJ that
the Company il ready and wiling, but docs not
ere to nrHuIno the risk Of crossing, shroo
railroads, nntl :, n vtaduct IL bulb, as
NIL agreement made with the city aogeral
years ngo to build one viaduct nvcry year. ytt
tp.to OF lh!s contract. not QUE has yet been
comtnonced. Tho Wcht Division Company will
not. aud cnnutt, naord ta assume tic risk &
tho responsibility for human ilreB Which would
&c PLACED III H. innds II The strect.cars crossed
tho ralroad-ttnck on 1o:cl. In regard to cars
running went Of Western nvcuue to California
avcun", they afa TIN only as OCCASION 1e9ull ca,
and tho lllEa como near paying expenses.
THE p1ALE III THE SCHOOLS.
Tho CouIal Coas:l'lttee aprofntcdat the ladies'
meeting hrl;l Nuv Z " talss measures to clrtu.
late petitions In favor OF tue restoration Of tho
Dtblo to tae common scloo's met at the parloEs
of the Fir. Methodist Church Yesterday. About
dozen Iao1cs "ero in altandaucn.
AlrH Dr. Jutsius explained that the object OF
the meeting was to appoint sub.comniittees to
circulate pos.tous throughout tho entire city to
restore the nbla 10 tho schools. They desired
and inteuded to maze thorough canvAaa
IL syn'ema'io manner: !ns5. Fovs;al ; thou thou.
ed to tet'tioMs for that purpose In
tho North Sisip aud elsewhere, but tho work was
irrcguIurly done. and It all went fcF EothiuR.
the enterprise were dbla,nod from tie meeting,
and it nigh! i,e best 10 adjourn uut!l sotne day
when lllpy could DO pie4ent.
Sou1e discussion troEe us to whether tho move
m"nss should bo regarded as a religious mosc-
lucrt Or not.
Airs. DR.. l1smil did not want to look upon Il
from religious standpoint, but from moral
au.l patriotic one.
Tlls ladcs present seemed to coincide In this
view. Several cxprosBal themselves to tho ef-
tcet that tbcle mtro Kreht many people outside
the churches who would aid tlon il 1t we're not
ilado church movement. Ihey bolioved, also.
thut many Catholics would bo found WHO would
jun In tho movement.
These siaws pro7s!!cd unanimously.
Alter hdJlng Mis-, Wi'ce aud bl1n. Batrord to
tho Central Committee, the moctiug adjourned
Until Thursday morning al lIalf-pRst 10.
THE rAcHr CLUB.
The Chicago Yacht Club held an annual meet
Ing Mt tho SHERMAN House last evening, T, ii.
B,udley in tue char. The Executive Committeo
audited and rald. Parker Mason,. up
on application, was unanimously e1eo!ed
II tnetaber Of tho Club, aud The olcetou
of o'iccrs sook place With tho following result:
". +. tiIgeie; Koar- Commodors John A. Far
Eo~ bo.retary, c. L. K1cmer Treasurer, John
Tfiesh; ateasurer. W. W. Batea. Executive
Cou'lnlttos, Y. L. Darnum, y. II. Miller, ". 9.
Committee; john Fsindly'Iio, Chairman ; W. L.
slellenriy, James j, Wilson, +. ". 4. Dsaw1oy.
and ". +. Wtntwo,th.
-, lteeu ar meetings. will be heid on the Inst
Tuesday OF each month at tho Sherman House.
Tho Executive Committee WAS empowered to
maic bnch arrangements for a scr.os Of pa,tie
nE socnl gatherings for this winter ~ they shall
leo lit. a.ll the meeting adjourned.
n}alI.
An eveuing paper yesterday published har-
towlug account OF low young lady had boep
.tabbed IN es!lug.car on tie Northwestern
load. about $50 miles north OF Tho city. From
ahat can be learucd Of tue character OF the mau,
John Lacker, who rotated tl1e story to Detective
Dargou ho Is either insnue OF has wllliulIy
fabricated the entiro story. As lo saws. Two
souug !hl,os Got on the cl,cago-houud
Ilasu q. IT. Paul lust Thursday aud In tue
40 1uIIoa above Madison, an unknown man
stabbed the young Indy iu the breast. ner dead
nody Was taken IN charge By tho authorities at
Lavoue, and 1aoker. With Others, Was hold tot
tun inquest IhH ats hold Saturday, aud st
that time The City Marshal had not learned any
lhlnp about tic young ladies'. 1t seetus iIuprob-
ebie khat Huou M affair cputd happen without Ia.