, 1875-08-22
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

ent.
The temperature yesterday, ~ observed b
Manasse, optictau. e5 Madison street {TR1ruS
Bui.ding). was at =. H. 65 degrees: 10 =. m
G3; II ILL.,, 60 5 p, NJ, 60; 8p. m-, 81.
Tho Coroner held an inquest yesterday At Nc
B8 Union Avenue, Hyde PARK, On the body q
George Adams, which Was found in cstern q
the premises. The jury returned verdict ths
the deceased came to his death from accident.
drowning.
Thomas Murphy, a boy IA yearn old. fell o1
the b!easwater at the foot OF Fourteenth stree
yesterda: afternoon and was drowned. TIL
body was recovered and taken to the 1esidenc
Of hs pareutr. No. II sholto street.
committee Of the "Democratic Club O.
Chicago and County OF Cook" met at No. 78i
West Lake street, and decided to call public
meeting at the came place Saturday evening
Mr.. Barge, OF OBrien d. Dixon, and othel
speakers will deliver addresses.
Charles Il. Deckwith has sold to Virgins
Sterling, for e19O,0o0, the property On the
southwest corner Of Michigan avenue and Mon
roe street. =. =. Hutchinson has bought OF
William T. Allen the property on The soatheast
corner OF Harrison street. and Wabash asence'
for S35, 600.
The Coroner held IN inquest yesterday after-
noon on the body Of Robett Woodstein, living on
North Wells street. The verdict was that the
oeeeeseo cae 10 o,s usA'n sre W dao..na ~.a
1stefco " his OWL - uuu. teo uo.sas1a ss
e1n:io in@n ap'u. % sta1e -. Ase, oA1>a oao oeeo
in the country but few years.
An old gentleman OF 60 years of age, named
David Humphrey. died at Joliet yesterday, in
the National Hotel, from the effects Of dose OF
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In the article on hides and leather published
in Testerdhys ln1nESE, most roVoklng typo
graphical error occurred IN TINT part devoted to
the house OF Mr. Joseph C1lman, kos. 10 to IL
Market street. It was stated that - Mr. Gilma1s
supplies farmers in every State in the Union"
Of cou16c 1t should have read - tanners" in
stead OF 'farners.' The intelligent reader,
however, would detect the nibtake.
uets VAC ~ ~ 80: ttoe.ns at W. 'eo
"tas 1AAo - eet "a. nSut ~ 1nc rAipos1 "
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1"spouoeo " 'ne ea4i; oot attet un 'ntofna1 U.S.
ctestoa - WI! uec1oeo W ueieI ae1on untll next
neeh* Ane1o 70 e'ets fio"p0es " LAG oteaol<a-
@oo - e'os e'ao'
Yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, while !
Oscar Gamble and Jacob Evans we're riding |
along in buggy. the horse became frightened |
and eavere1v ;ninred Tl,ey wa,o taren ~ "a
s1"e,4 NV Few !nee "ato ~ I"HSn ~, t. sue
n11,n.ed into fhe river nr Rnsh stroat hr;dna
and 9f1er keerine at,oat until hs ,eacl,cl f;oad
,,cs,'s doct wa fi.baf7 ,,,t
menbef Of prominent IA" lrm on Wash
fneton st1eel VINO boards at tho Clifton House,
created much excitement among the E'lests there
night heto1e last by getting wildly intoxicated,
and lnauls1uE IN the most uneeenlY eccent11ci-
ties: pitching bronze clock, bird cage. and
chair ont Of the window. to tho imminent dan
der OF people below. and yelling lie Pawuee
brave. His deHire to strip his room OF it's furnl-
rnre and adornments was checked before he had
stripped 1t bare, but AS there was no cffectual
preventive for bis screams he WAS sent to the
rohce-statlon. where he cooled of, and returned
IN passkble condlnon of aobriety.
sovERE1oNs OF INDUSTRY.
An enthusiastic meeting of the members Of
tho above Order was held last evening At the
., and Pacific Hotel whose management gerer-
Dasly rendered the us< OF tho ladies' ordinary for
Inc putnose at which b,ief addresses were made
r the Hon. ". Il. Earle, President OF the Ma
'cr' y :ncil; DR.. s. J. Avery, President of the
[:!anc:s ate Council. and otLsr roniuent mem
Ders Of the Order. All the Councils of the c,Ey
we're vel represented.
The Oroer WAS shown to be in most flourish |
ne condition. and tn he staadlr ,ncrna siro ;p /