, 1875-12-23
THE CITY.


There are At tho Arrnory awaiting claimant
two beautiful silver yaaon lined with gold and
,,roront.a will, ,,o,,,,n }rda and ,rrncna,
'1""'n'e" "'@' t'''Ne'' 80 ~ "A4 ''4''h
Tho temperature Yesterday, ~ obacrEod ny
NauAsse outicfap No, IS Madison street fTntD-
n., 1,n;I,ino, vae AZ folIors. IN. u.. Ill 10
- AIS -, 20, u, ~ sc. an ~ G9
,r,,o to1,o.,,, ;7;ro,t,,n. ,ro,o ,,s,oa =, j.
A"o Io'u"s -. ons 1,.s' "o va
Fnckase which Iets chicago Yesterday
Os tho main 8treet 0Ferwrlcht fhn SEntirJ betTcon
~ wafdneTa sud Mrs. fM;ntfA oeo'so H4nhson
'As1'"n a'e". - -
Abont o'clocf' last eEoning team of horses
ran away on kinze street. md near Lasalle
n.tces frightened forBo Atsachod to an oxpress
wagon ouncl hy Patrick Gallagher. llc wae
thrown from his wngon. aud. falling upon tho
hard pavomous lad ha right log bEokon. ana
sustained other serious inturios. 1le 'sas COLI
'eyea 10 n'e n''ne' no. =. 'aao00ea s''eo'
The Coronc1, Yesterday held m inquest Oh the
remains OF Henry Aieser, WHO died Sunday
morning from inturins sustained by i,ia hay
wagon caps,zfnR III tho ditch west of the Aah-
land avenue bridge. The verdict was ID ac-
cordAnCn With tho facta. An iuqHcst WAS also
hold OF Frank Conlcy, 1Abor1ng man who vhs
pscked up a renk agU on Fifth avotuc IT. IN III
sensible condition. md Who died nk tho CounlY
1'oapitnl on tho succeeding da5. The carso was
said 10 have boon apoplexy.
o,o ot ,l,a pir]a omn1ovea as tbe 11ot.,
rrnnkfurt mot will ynry enyora accjtlnnt nhons
r ,cIocx tss. oyonlnr. Tinlo rninr nm ntsirr
and when near tho top. Bhe became suddenly
dizzy and fnil over backwards, striking on her
riah aht aidc. fEactnring Quo or moro Of her ribs.
and ibfaring hor Bpinal column, f1or suffering
il intense. clansing great nervolsneas aud fever.
nr. lnEyahAm was summoned, nnd says TINT il
fho Is not Injured internally aho will rccovor.
but will feo tito efects Of the injury all her life.
Al tlo publio installation of ofr,cer. Mt Coyc.
REARING Master Cnnt. John 4. Crawford wns
presented hy Mr. ifonry Tnrnor. On bohalf
n thn nn,nhera nj t},o irrjro viii, marn;tjront
ro,d vs,ci, AMI cha;n ~ rnns;f,orahja raiuc sa
tolcn NJ ,ho regard nnil ostenrn In Which ho was
i,ch hy h;a brnti,rou The wntrI, Which is OF tho
,uost eIaborats workmanshir. hearu tlo follow.
ing inBcriptiop, engraved on tho outside Of tho
case: "John a. Crawford. Past Master OF Cove
!'aht Lodge No. 52i. a. f. y A. A., from hta
bzothron, Chicngo, December q, 1875.
Eevstnno T.o!ro. M. Gaa. 4. F. and A. H.. IN
stallad lid syeiertc1 officers for tbs ensuing
war iaat eycntnr nj their hall No. Cg Nortfl
clark etreot. Tier pan,es pro: Josnph IT.,
DIXON. ". III: Morris Pnauru, s, w.: Oscar It.
Eckwet1 T. W. r. H. Harmon Trens II r.
Prince, Sec: Ii, S, Aniorson and j, G, Loslr.
neornna. Thotnna Hnrz 6. g.. r. !. sfcCar.
t}y, j. T.. A. i. Messing. Chnr'ain; Z. A.
Sjttir. TYLER. After tho caromop,os. tho Lo3co
not Of sfyerwsrs. Dennty-yunt, Dixon re-
ui,eh IN A horominr rrnnch. nif TIM nntira
Lodge md ruosts ,yoro inytcd to 4 COLLATION. at
Elhro's Ilalf. low doors north.
As. s1laId, Of ne 4l urn o. .ail!aru G Deekof,
ms beeu appointed tafR Cou1n!aa1onef LOT all
Improvement III ~" soapa oi " poulevaFa' eo!i-
HeetlnE UohEiab t"tk Will st0 tasition ta1k.
way. tie route TO 90 west oa ihiHg-hrst street
10 point Just went Or the Hrlaowoi! @ l., grounds
nna tnehco uosth u OoMsAH Fate. ino ennsn
J;!aneh mnst necessarily oo pfnsea nlan
rsauuct n1uht W p'''it ntGt M tuo l'aths y tao
Ehfcasoi burlington ~ quincy AMI tho stsoaE
Eh8lesh fhll"ass. Inc "o.A WIZ very llKoiv
commence i'll tho spring at tlsc hhino time with
ilo "oFK On tIo nohafasu connncstt9 l4lncoln
fatS anu t1ufnpoiat 1'oules"na. ~ uen ttese t"o
nhI!oyaments a.a n'aae 'ne s:ty Hat, po CUM
ptoieiS h".foai1nea "ta = GU -'h"o"s , ot4Ve u
pos '111e ICES l1an III 'I'ics III ieuh1a'
rrof, John ", Clatko's Public lecture nt TIM
Chicago Uniyclni:5 Tuesday evening, at tho
suss OF tic tEsn, OF lnitrl,c.ion to tho Senior
ClasA III Geology aud MineraloEy, was well at
tended aud received with gyrat intorcst. In
Illustration Of lila subject Of "JeyelRttons OF n
k;scr- Ilosd," hs t.accl tile procoss Of llsinte-
grnt!on OF tho rocks ard their gradual deposition
IL tho wator from tic Utmost countless ayes frun,
the tine tic boulder VIA part OF tic grest
u0tttsru ra.,.e Of Ernpto mountains, until it
ves ttoposlte;i IN our prairIcB BY tho immense
masseH Of leo Hlowly grinding down from the
tn,rthcrp elevations ilo notod tho various
strata; tin formation OF cu1l and ita immense
Influence in tIle progress Of our country
stating that u1,,iio tic coal area Of
England was 5000 souArs n1ilcH .lat OF the
United S;atcs Haa 10 O0u H1tlaro mlica, aud pro-
dicting that in tho near f,tnro much Eugliph
.aritnl and rIt,flsl labor wond rcnioye to ttis
country on ACCOUNT OF i.s fac:lit,cA for mnnnfuc-
turing. Prof. Clarke l,as bcsn invtod to deliver
eoufso OF scientific lectures before tho CoIIoRi-
ito Instituto for young ladies' ut Columbus. 0a.
fla will a,so witt otlur poluts In tho Southern
states, vlluro Lo haa appointo,eats to locsuro
b.foro colleges mt. nsaucintions until spring,
EhcD hc viii return aud Fes,,1uA lis Iuatructiunu
n tue University.
Tu1 sasoEn GAZE.
No ptep has ~ yet boon teken to argue the
motion for now trial in tho Sanger caae against
lie city. md it would aecn, as .tous! the plain
ill., after having suafaincd two tioieats, and hny-
lax third Jury Disagree, would 10 contont to
dlBrljae hls clair,, Tho caso ,sas TO rocoyer IN
alleged BALANCE due for cutting portion OF tic
Illinois 4 oIcLIsan CaUal at Lemout. Il an
pcarB TINT lilo plaintiffs lad the contract.
Int Tint it was taken away from she,n through
their failure to perform It In tho titnc limited and
tho iu,jes tlayo drcilel that tho action Of tho
tlilabe. Mr.. Sanger, however, declares that ho
a-lt1 rr ttnhf rHuHH - la t[1r