, 1875-05-06
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


rested.
Dan;o,son. tho mau uho vas struck by loco
Tive OIL tie Northwestern 1!ailroad, At the Eiston
,ycnno crost,ns Monday, died, 1t his residence,
No, os7 Norsl. Carpenter straoh 5sssoriny fors-
Rood.
Tho frat drill of tho Gardo LsfAyetss took
placo laat night at the Alpine Hunters Hall. on
Randolph street. 4 delegation Of the Polish
Guards Witnessed tito n,1neurro.
The temperature yesterday, as observed by
11anasse, optician. No. SO Madison street (Tn'n-
rSE 1'ull!ing> rss At =. ILL.,, 81 dcgteea 10
a. M, 5o; IL a., "a; P. NJ, 40; p. n''' 10 !;
er H., II.
". Il. Lone, Q. q. Mooller, s. 3. Baldwin. J.
8. Norton L 7. numaov, 3. 4. Kent. and Murry
Nc1son, wsrc yesterday npnontod on bohali Ok
tho board Of Trals to secure relios for Tho Osh-
kosEl ruHerors.
There we're 15i prisoners In Tho County jail
yertcrday for which Sheriff Aguew Eots s. centd
rcr lead for feeding. At this ratio tho SlcriE
will go out If oio Mt the expiration OF his term
pretty vol "fxcd."
The Coroncr hel1 an inquest yesterday after
ponu OF, James lsulcl,er, WHO waH accidentally
killed bs tho ua.H Dn tho Northwestern Hallway.
ut the foo: Of Dcsplaino1 Rtroet. Deceaaed
lived d: No. c. Milwaukes avenue.
Mr.. ri. .darks, Of whom n,eution was made
In last Sundays Issue concerning hln alnFoacli-
ing uuptials, wiBhes 10 inform Ills friends that
the article WAS inserted without hin knowledge
Or conscbt- anu tho tour to Europe IL err'noons.
Edward sIilligau aud john Dlackmore wcso mr.
rcHted last eycu,ng for hnrinE hand IN tho rob.
lorv Of A. Lilonth.lH icWclry.atorc. at No. t'HS
State sheet. Tim net wnE conlnlilte! Saturday
evening laAt by placing stick th'oEli thatloor-
lacl, 10 Keep thu proprietor i'll. anu tho,' brn7E-
lug tic window and grabbing the GoodH Which
were tliapayc.l. About S.i1 worth or watches
wcro titus sccured.
A etaec-ir.yer named Edward Nehf wna mr.
1ad named Joh, Com o.. who waB atca!ing ride
On tbs voLclc In chargo OF tho prisoner. At tio
corner o. Lnsrabce and nivision streets. llo
struck tho hoy on tho head NTH loaded 'rhip,
and made him avi,Hrl ,Ru. Cunley wn. taken tn
I,is home, No. 10 Dscnaer street. His injuries
aro very severe, lut not dangerous.
X .nrears uron inquiry that the Mr.. George
4, 1loss, now acrving OIL tho Grand Jury does
not live oil Cansl stl cet bnt on Vernon hvoisue,
nu has taken no part i'll politics. except porllap4
rnpport Of u personal friond. 11e a, therefore.
ut nn,cuaulo 10 the charge Of being . political
.lead,hrat. afr. loodridSe-not Goodr,cl--has
hct, In ts;tlcas III this city for eome yoars, sud
lives at No. 1856 West Indiana strcet.
Tho County Commissioners propose to pro-
curo The admission OF number Of patients from
the County Hospital into tue Eyo and Ear In
1rn.ary OH Adams street., soon ~ tho LAW pro-
vidiug for ths stnerEoncy shnl! take effect.
Which will DO tho let Of July. There are many
raticnta in tho Hospital wlo arc now undergo
ins medical treatment for tho eys snd ear, and
tho facilities in tho lu.lrmary ward for this treat
ulent arc not good.
Ata iesuiaar meeting Of the Benevolent As
aociation Paid Figo Department tho following
resolution WAS unanlfuou1y adopted. Ttsolccd,
That Ibis Apsoclatou tondor = ,uto OF Thanks to
tho lion. Miloa Kchoc, Tho Hon. William 1ionan,
aud j. j. Crowley, Clerk of the House, for their
great exertinns in bel,alf Of tho Fro Dopart-
1nr,t Of the City OF Chicago, and that tho
Recording Secretary be requested to tontlar to
t!luss Gen,lemcn III writing the thAuka Of tue
Association"
Supervisor Wolle, Of tho Town IT Lemon.,
visited the County Agent yesterday hv tho TO-
quest Of tho Judiciary Committee Of the County
Hoard, for the purpose. OF consulting will him,
ind roceisinG instructions and information for
tho management Of Tho poor. which nil! bs Of
benefit TO duperyisor We1ls in conducting tho re-
lief Of the poor in Lomotlt. That town Inns dis
buracl yearly from tho 1oiicf fund So. 600, whilo
tho tux for tho whole town paid In did not ex-
seed So, 800. This visit is tic result OF trip
matlo somo few days ago by tho judiciary Com
.u,.tcc to Lomont for tho PURPOSE OF dorising
meanu to stop this enoEsno ~ expenditure.
Atrairs nrounl tho Custom IIouso were worry
quiet yesterday; this WAS dino to the min, nlich
prevented tho completion cf tha taking Of the
levels. Ono pleasant day. !so"oyor, will be
today Mr. Oakshoft. Acting superintendent of
ill., s s s secsd ~ 3 ssf6ffgs 6sggis
Cooy left, making 1t l5f and thiH further reduc-
tion will brisg 1t down to 100, winch number Ii
considered qnsto Butlclent at Present. since there
in a considorablo stock OF Snt stone on hand,
and no building going on. Tue authorities do
not wish to to cutting too far AHEAD and to hars
tho caro- of delicate stous npon thoir hands.
Superintendent Of ntone-cnttng will probably 10
aunolnted in sho,t tilno. 1t ia lot known who
the nav man vii! be.
the PARTICULAR nrson.
The Particular Synod Of Chicago, body In
connection rith the reformed Church in Amer
ic., me. yesterday morning In tlo prayer-
near tho corner OF West Washington aud Ann
Ht.ee:s. The chair was taken by tho Rev. A. II.
yau yrnnken, aud il.e Rev. ]. ". DeaFdsfoY. tho
Stated Clefk OF tho Synod, acted n Secretary.
Tho Synod naH otcned with prayer by tho
pEeefdont alter which thu Synod proceeded to
the election nj oficor. for tbs enbt,tog rear This
Roy. 4. I. Stewart. Of tho Clasfls Of Michigan.
Nau elected President; Tie lsov. John proek, OF
j.. MocfdvE. Of the CIasBss Of Michigan, anil
the nev. ". u. Gilmose. OF tho classis Of ILL
noA, Cacrks.
Tie Synod then proceeded to the transaction
OF routine bu4incta alter Which they adjourned
until tho afternoon.
The first business then done WAS tho reception
Of All informal report on missionary work. nlicll
Mab discussed by tlie llov. MeshEa. Van der
port, Which showed the progress matlo by iudi.
sidnal churches In Illinois, Michigan, Wisconsin.
aud Iowa MAS finally laid on tho table. aud tho
Committee nAs instructed to mako full report
this motnns.
Qute IN animated discussion occurred OF tho
proposition mats to l,ayc d National Convention
Of ChuIcheH on tho question Of temperance. 4
report Oh tho subject waa road by the Nev. Nr.
HuurHnla, and The Herb, VIM der alneIen sud
Johnson spoke In favor OF the ides, and a CON-
u,lttce MAS apt oi.lscd to confer with committee
Of tho uultoa Presbyterian Church On tho sub
tect.
Tho Bynol appointed the nsv. jacob Van der
Musfen, 0f aIuAkeeon Mith., to preach tho scr-
mon ut tie uext ana,inl meeting Ut tho Synod,
thn place Of which will be decided this morning
In the oyantng tho Annual sermon was
pteachedby tho Raw +. Moardyk, Of Grand Rny,-
IDS Micl,, after which tue Synod adjourned IN.
Ill y o'clock thta mo,4iug.
THE TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE,
Rftlf MY