, 1875-05-12
THE CITY.


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important business.
During the hoavy storm of last svenfug. tho
house al Ernst Smith, No. 2io bloomfield street,
was struck By lightning anil a!lehsly damaged.
Mono Of tho inmates woto hurt.
Tho Lakeside Publishing Company has mold
ths Lakeside Building, oornor Of Clark and
Adams streots, aud lcasotold interest, to tho
hcirp Of +. +. ". Pool. fos 9l40,0 600.
Tho temperature yesterday, ns observed by
Msnaeno Opscian. rs 3ladinon htrrct (TE.ntSE
Duldipg), was sat s a. n,.. 81 degrees: 10 a. n,
co 11:30 .. H.. 65 !; 8 p. NJ, "a; Gn. m., 59:
8p. nu.. 81.
john Cashtn, an cmployc in y triek-Earf on
tho Bonth Branch, foll from tho kop Or ateuEo
yesterday Afternoon, and vaa fatally injured.
Ito was taken to hts lodgings, ut No. Gs Illinois
street. 1Io Is . single man.
Freti Trocach hung himself In his harm In rear
OF No. $40 West Chicago aret1,io 5cater.ay Morll'
Ing, The cAuso Of the enictde has not been cx-
riainot. Decoasrd WAS 45 yeuys old, and loages
q wife and two chiidron.
Ksto Powell, Of No. G7a North Wc'!t etrcat
fall down In front Of No. tsi South Clark street
yesterday forenoon aud fractured i.tr Hsnl.
Ahe vsn tAkan into DR.. Farwtlla Office aud At
tended to. Rcr recovery is doubtful.
Patrick Dolan, % prezsnar, liz misaiug from his
home No. Ill Johleon street, aud IL an1ouely
inquired for BY his wife, From she fact that no
had a eum OF inonoy IN his porscssion, 1t iu
fcarod that he hui. mot with foul play.
4 litslo boy Of yca-s Of age. hy tho nar1o Of
A1un 1ardnct, lot ILLS homo II North Grccn
kt1eot, ut about o'clock yesterday morning. ain1
hzs not been lacayd Of sinco. Any information
a. to bis whereabouts will be thankfully TO-
coiyed at tho aboso address, by his parents.
Tho Annual Conference OF Western Unitarian
Churches will opou NTH public services In Unity
Church tho 1soT: Robert CollSeSsNhs syenng
Hey. J, @. Learned, Of st: Lcuis j., subject:
'.Pootic mud lrosn,o ThcososJf Tho public
arc cordinily iuviiod-
Mr. George II. Mackenzie, yiee.Prcsident Of
the Singer Sowing Atachine-Cumpatiy. In etol,-
ping at tho Palmer Houso. ard from hi'l 10
formation waa obtained that tic Company hn
represents have given a10, 100 to the Centennial.
1t is hoped lLnt oiher like inBtisutoua vii! fol-
low their example.
Commissioner DnEdIck and Cloueh, Of tho
Committee on Finance Of tho County board,
wcru occupied yesterday In checking np t1lo rc.
port Of ihe County Ttoasmfer for tho quarter
ouslns March 81. Owing to tho pressure of
other hueinerp this work bas been delayed up to
the present tiuo.
John Hiyers is rather an old head (40) to en-
ssgo III taking farcs on tho bobtail cars wiou ho
KucH lo want right In 80 dutnE. No locasod
1in,selt In Stntc-strcet cabooEo yesterday, aud
1pol ali the fares, Il fow 0uy OF which lie pat in
tho boz. 11o had bean at this for soma tilno,
aud detective caught him at last.
County Treasurer ,llor stated yestcvG= .. that
le in future would 90 compelled 10 couilue him
Gclf 10 InIor-beor as be7craEc, owing to tito
fact tt,at tho Government authorities Eorc nhu:-
tlpx np the uhi.iy dstilloEics. 1lz. llountrce,
Tho County Attorney. Wili not gise up hh lager
beer, dia:illory OF no tliatiliery, inasmuch al he
l-nnplyips himself diligently to tue study OF Ito
German language.
When tho people vho paso along tho streets
saw yesterday the pictures OF Tho actor who s to
personnte "6nmson at Moviekss's De1t weeE.
ihoy wore appalled, NTH tbs thought that Col.
Wilson, Of tho City Law Department, had brolcn
out in . uon place, and tho rotund hermit OF tho
City.IIall waa overwhelmed with applications for
t;cfotu. An anxious public Is informed that III.
Wilson will not onacs Samson ontgido tho City,
llnii.
City.Col1ector Won Hol'on returned his boots
[hto Monday night to CountS-Collector III
i!lcr. The Inv required tho City Col
lector torotu.n his books by last Monday,
and II Vas c!oso work for LIZ. von uoi-
len to comply with Tho law. and ho tllta not set
them into tlio County Collectors Office till ten
minutes TO - O'Clock Monday night. County
Collector Miller now has q nnall army Of clorka
busy making out tho delinquent lists, on which
county taxcs At tho juno term, and Tor tho city
taxes at tho July term Of the County Court.
James Davln writes to my that ho Is tho only
J:,ncs Daylin In Chicago, and that, 1:nco lo IL
alive and kicking, tho report that MI inquest WAS
hold q. tho County llosrisal aver James DaTlin.
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can fe'o'e4'S'o 'AaA
. Tho twcnty-Afth annual mating OF tho I'LL.
nols btxts Medical fociety Mill 1e llell ut jack
nonyillo, commencing Tuesday, May ~. Dsiu-
EStea Gun leave Chlc,go at u O'clock noon, Oh
Monday, tho 17th on tho Chicago. alton Il St.
Louis Railroad, and roach Jacksonville tho aamu
night ut .. Also 0l5 p. n.., main limo win Spring
toid, reachug Jacksonville at 1880 a. IN, Tues
day. By leaving ut $3.50 r.. m., on tho illinois
Central, yiA Gilman, eau tako through sleeping
ca- to Springfield. and by tskng tho Toledo, Vii
bash & We.sern Railway At Springfield At o. m.
viii reach Jacksonville At 11:s0 i. H., Tuesday,
the 18th.
r1REsfEs'a nE.EyoIE.rr ASSOCIATION.