, 1875-06-03
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS
Eufah Smith has sold to Ellcn A. Dali the
pssnnlsea No. 1919 Wsbaah ayenue for e25,ooo.
Tie ClaHs OF is Of tho University Of Chicsgo
held their annnnl class supper At tho Grand Pa
ciho Ilctel lsat eyoniog. Fongs, toaaes. knd
npcocl1ss wero tho urtlc- OF tho eFening.
A man named George Dor. Ii yoars old.
WA found dead In bcd in a room 1t No. 145
string street yesterday. lln vaa In Ill heal til
aud dcalituto circutnstnnces.
The tempcraturo yesterday, A. ohsesvrd by
niansaso, opticlan. No. ~ Madison stroet (Tn,n-
ua1 ]Iuil1in:} was, Rt 8 =. H., 70 degrees; IN q.
M, II; IL IN, 70; p. u,., &C /; p. m., G4; p.
H., e3.
A boy 15 years old. named George Drovser.
whore payenss yo at No. 2l1 fIurlbnt street, frll
OF tho North Chicago Rolling Milla dock into
tito rivos yeRtarday, md was drowned. Tho body
Haa recovered. md tho Coroner nntlcd.
Joacph f;ulliran, nne Of tho ripemon Of En-
ginc No. IL, ~as thrown from that steamer laHt
e;enug nj tho corner of Ann and Washington
B:rct II, by tho hroakinG Of an nxle- Ilo wan
badly. hut not senouay, injured shout tho lott
side ashl hip.
mad dog uaa1o great coosternasion on Cicero
count near Western nyonuo, last night about y
o'clock. lie bit little Eirl named Mary Ann
1:obiuso;,, In thu arm. The snttnni Nas chascdn
long distance hy citizcns, and tired At sosoral
,nanl,g sout1,ward. The cliId, who IL yoaEB
I'D. rna attondod by l'hyaictan.
Tho holy OF wcll-dreseod and respectable
lool:iug woman about ~ years OF ago. aud from
papers fouu, in l,or noekots, supposed TO DO Il
Mn. Wood, WAS found in the lako At the foot or
'lhirty-ilrst street yostofdas afternoon At 9s'I0
.icIuch, and waa takou in charge by Officer
Ruddimnn and conyo5cd to the Aiork''s.
irlcro rero t~o gold rings on tho fingers.
Dcccaaed is hbou. scet 4 inches In height. las
long dark brown hn!r. anu y clothed il, u black
alpaca dress, b1,ttome,i kIh tlincs and hf'cx kid
9loyes. Tue ranla;,,s haI eyidoutly bton iu tue
water Sonic time.
TITO ladies' OF tho Chicago Flower 3IieSlon mot
yceterdas morning, nR 11s1n ut tho Foons ct tho
Atlcn:s',lt'' No. 70 WASHINGTON streot. large
number of fa,l!eH vorc III attendance. Liberal
donations OF flowers wero rent fu from adjoining
towns, and sIo'n florists nnl other trlcuds ~
The city, Int owing to tho rainy weather uf tho
.e Int week. goodIy number Ut houutota
wo-o nsslc up aud distEioNtet! among tho
principal lrsp.tats aud charitable nAttsuttona IN
tho city. yIr Society uleetH Wctlnordey morning
tho co.prarasoa Ut NIL who arc Interested in t,is
noble wu,k, Ladies' IT. a1joiulng towns who
wifl, to all ran oltain fnll information III regard
to ,o work !.y addressing sIra. Dr. Mitchell. 80.
87f Michigan hSe1lo, or Mill Z. +. telton. No.
29i Oak atroct.
LIZ 1UHl tS1fIk IikAk4lHlA WV WIZ nIpt&AkEA
or,a Of .>s3cssor l:yaua deputies, hns been
boilnrrtl uut ol Office by that Official for what
Mr Fitzgerald couaitors n matter Of tr.vlni nu-
mcnt. Last year Mr.. Fitzgerald "ax Collector
under Larry O't'rinn, aud i'll te discharge nf
bin duty collected d personal tax on all
aasessn.ei.t Of $500, ou tho stock of ons
Ryan, tailor on N'est Madison street.
between Green and Peoria. 1syan
bGt Fitzgerald told lin, that lie llad no power to
alatu it, that beng iu Tho Tieasules's province,
ard TINT he should got II reduced next year.
Recently l!yan cAno to Fitzgerald and spoke to
.ho WAS not TIL personal property, hu. eayo him Z
note to show the Artosaur vino might cnmo to
t;u,. AZ follows: ''rho bearer is fricnl Of
mine. Ho wns ovoraAncssed in II. Go light
OF Ashoesor l1yan lao incuntinontly bounced Sir.
Fitzgerald M stated but the Inter gentleman
faya ho will call q meeting OF the Wost Town
1;uard, to necertain whether Assessor Kyan las
tho power to do that without tie consent Of ths
1loard.
n. T.. who has bcomo discouraged because of
failuso to proc,ta employment, attempted
suicide at his lodgnsH in the Aerctauta l1otos,
No. II South Nasor ssrcut, night before laAt, BY
his !ifo, md ho Was removed TO the County Hos
pltal Hn las sister II TpBiInt,tt. Miclt.
Dsnicke, poorly clad, ontorod tho drug
store Of 1ames Poland. to South Clark atreot,
laudanunl. ar. Doland told lin he couid not
have 1t un1oas ho had n rhysicians prescription.
Des,tcke said ho had prescription, tin. ho had
been HI oniun,-cater for eight goais aud thcso
drug, for 10 lad often sakou ~ 1uuch as 2
ounces at dose, aud thought ho could take
4, aud 1t would do him no harm. lie
tntd that lo waA suffering terribly from
rheumatism, and muBt haye something for ro-
. lief. Willie Donlcke and Mr.. I,olaud wore con-
yosspg, Dr.. W. g. Hnnt camo In, aud heard u
1,art Of tho conversation, III which he toiued.
Tho mai plead for tho laudAnum with all tie
agdor Of confirmed opum-ehter. which Eia ap-
pcasanco indicated he waH Both Or. HUNT aid
alr. Bo'and woso Ia doubt nbat to do,
but finally Donicko got ounces ot
lnAlnnnln. aud went away NTH tho parting In
junction that ha tako It only in small 'osas, and
thcn onty aH sedatiya to afford relief from hiH
rheumatic nains. Tho sequence showed htn
4lro,is determination 10 rid himself of life. His
uolditiou waH quite precarioun l.. last accounts.