, 1875-07-28
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS,


rsidors Springer, tho toy who Was sccnsed Of
shooting A man named Jacob Lewis. whs dis
charged BY Jnssco soul'y last SATURDAY.
Tho temperature yesterday. ~ obsor7ed by
MAnaeHo, opt!ciau, M. IS Madison stroot [rn1n-
rrrr Iuilling). waa ht 8 n. n,.. II dcRrccs 10
=. M, SO; II NJ, 60; 3 y. r,., 6s; q p. H., 65
The Mcchantcs' Institute Afsoc!ation were to
have held meeting At Tho rooms n thu Allie
nuun last evening, bnl, owing to tho heavy ram.
failed to obtain = quorum. Another effort At
meeting will DO uatlo ncxt Tuesday crenng
horse attachcd TO buggy ran away on
Warrington street, nehr Clifton Inst evening"
and threw ant thu occupants, J1seph uonnia OF
No. 255 Tlue 1alAnd ayenac and hls wife and
child. noyond aotnn severa cuts and bruises, no
serious injuries wero Inflicted.
The two policemen who were taken to tho
Government per At o'clotk Yesterday morning,
for pI.catorial past!me, and left there all day tn
tho heavy rain-sto1m. ~liflo tho breakers laehed
oveF tlor1. hung IN to tho sixty o. acventy 3
inch perch they. caught early in tho morning.
and went on duty last oToninE.
Tho members Of Ashlkr Lodge No. sos 4. r.
q A. NJ, with invited gacats. spent Last evening
worry pleasantly a. their hall on Monroe ftreet.
Tho installation Of ot,lcere for tho ensuing tenn
wha made tho cnrEo Of = largo gathering nj Mn.
sons with their families, and the programme Of
music. speaking. and other exercises. hes'tnforo
Gi1eh. Was carried out successfully aud ell
jo5abiy.
Tho friends Of tho lato II. do H'l1nv, who was
vel! known in the city. md csi,r!al'y m tho
Hoard OF Tratlo, were yesterday pl"ascd TO- hear
that hts widow and children sad tatlen heirs to
fortune and title in Frane". Tho story was
made moro dramatic by tho fncs that the oldest
chld Of the family had teen newsnoy and
tho fortune and tis!o-ess'ceial'y, tho former
may not prove merely sensational.
Mr.. William u. Darling. = prominent tnrfn1an
Of this city. wlto Inns had nevornI wetl.kno"n
horaea at tho 1loxser Park hthbfcb recently. Uas
present. It ia gold matcll.asfo iii the Bhape of
tho bottom nf horBo'a hoof. TIM frog IS
represented in frosted goll. aud tho shoe and nails
Me engraved 10 perfect imitation Of tho real
tn tGa oolntrv from England br Morrta Martin,
by whom il waR presented to sir. Darling. II III
IN appropriate n'ateh.sAfo for nan OF thu
turf.
Thc friends Of Philip Watlswosth, lste Collect
or OF Internal lsoyonuu IN this city. gave lin
"surpriae" at The l'afrner last night. They
mustered to tho number Ut forty in tho club
room, and, after spending somo littlo tins in
conversation. repaired to alr. Wads-
worsh's roo1n rtofo slloy rcceived a hearty wcl-
como. Tho customary hr,enitieA followed, and
quito pleasant eyonlng. was sport. Among
those p1cpen. woro Gen. a1cAttllar. Senator Nc
Donald. Charles Il. Hum, Dan Silopar, Clark
1.ipf. Witliam 4. Patton. John II. Hubbard G.
tfllItil+ " thltpit " baIlhlHs ~
s. Elniets, ". Il! IfawlcY. and Frank Lunbard
When 1IE. Whdsnorth went into oHc0 ho gasS
dinner to thcse Eauo gentlemen. aud they yea
irr11ay roturncd tho cotnplinent. The report in
an evening newspaper tint the dIBlllGTH intend
Ell to compliment Mr. ". by testimonial grow
cut Of this dInuer.
Two women riding back to back in an onen
enr yesterday furnished great amusement 10 te
other passengers. Haid tho tall onc, II wish
you'd keep that naHty ribbon offou my facs j"
&l4asx tuIA 11,4 + fr1I &r
keep your muGoy rag outer my eyo;" Then tho
wind changed and tho stout woman took up tho
refrain. -''who you talkin' to bout rib
bona; better ito ul' tint truck of
Then tho conflict bazcd out: Don't you dare
to talk that why to r,,e, y6fl old po,pnFc or II!
yank yonr o.d wig oITon that build hcad!" and s!lo
rcachea ont claw to do it, when tho Btout pap-
in,. iii teach You to itssut daccnt woman.
van rackabui,ea; III toss that old green rne to
hite il you swing 1t III my fHcc aEair" And ti,cn
tho conductor came around and said tho fnro
At TINT price. and he offered 10 pu. tho trst QUO
III tho car xho said another word.
JUDGE S0HyoN
Tho Hon. JcHse u. NorLsn. whose fllneaa has
bceu 40 greatly reCrctfoh hy l,a fricnda and
Acq,,nintanccs, In reported by his physician a- In
Atlnus tho same state for tho Inst fow days.
Ills disease ts gastric fever. At o'clock ycster-
hav tho medical attendants faid that tllore was
FILL eIhunW u Hdpo loE tAB tlsk Hla1. bHt thab
tl1oy could promiao nothing noro hopeful or
aefni!a thai That. JulGo Norton waB horn in
bennington. ". in 1si2, was educated as
Ynie, canlo Vest wont TO Missouri, finally
settled IN Joliet, Will County. wl,ero
hia legal attalnmona attracted atten.
tion, aud .eayo linn a high stand-
ing in bis profession. Entering politics. 10 was
rent in tS5u To tho Ioglrl.tslrc, ss,bscqucnttv
served three tcrna ~ Congressman aud si1
yeArs as Circuit Judge. Appointed by presi-
dent Johtbon United States D4Htrict-Attnrnov
Tor Northern Illinois, ha came to Chicago and
huld that oilico until 1868. when io entered .uo
firm being DooltiIo Il Norton. with Atr. frank
J.. Chase and ]. Il. Dooittic. Jr.. ns Juniors.
Tho lire dissolved tho partnership. Mayor Colvin
appointed Jndee Norton Corporation Council, u
position which ha filled until failing health in-
iuced him to reaign. 1le haH hecn ai!ing for
over Z year. tfr. Norton ranked high AZ INV
yer. and - . mhn and gi.zen wns highly CO.
tcAne1
r. X, TURNER.
snEo1NHlSn or TIE TRIAL.