, 1876-07-26
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

0GN EhA11 AN1'"o
I'll. Richardson lca,ls tho MONDAY prayer
",'. .s,Iser
n'ce'''h 'oA, A., r,n.
Inc Association leid mesinSs At tue Trc.
.san, pes,a1T 11a,.n ,as1o.r,Gd 1o.t nirl,t. ~
Charles Monroe, Of No, 100 Decrlug street,
49,. w. ,,tn yesterday afternoon hy q freight
was run i"so .. s,.an {. 3, ,,outa necd md Ind
,,,. 'd Fight 1t leg leg badly broken above tho knee.
The Second Presbyterian Church Of Indian
onolts lin. unanimously united in call to tic
~ " Atvlu 1,,rt1ett. Of Plymouth Church of
ICY !Hs' W.. w.. 3an H. t. 40 w, urdccIlc whothcr he
! ~, tu,s Wy
Will aeeep'' 49,. n,,u ,,,, J..
meeting o. INC attss9 ,.n o. lae f.nv Sv cndc,nv
held this evening At tho 9t!ec otf4e Aeaus!;hy ;
OF nesg at s "e,9t ~ an.rtting ~ iI to tho AT
SeqsnsnI f5stse ss pssf1e'K ss fte III Il Exos W
The temperature yesterday, as observed ny
Monossc. optIc!ap. s. Madison street crRtBuNH
pulldiur). was at a. M, 10 degrees; 10 H. m,.
N. 1o m., 50; an. m, Sa; 8r. n,., 10 Darom-
etsr' a. H'' aosl; p m, ~. ls - o,,.,, .,,o,.
The Kentucky s.osk, .. Ivy ';corcc y" Nnninv by
near MonToe was so,a nndes " IT. sscrs N Chan
Frankitn De9so nmc a,rt ~ r' Il WA lid IN Gy
tic moltgageo Tor *lol,eS''fa' 1ao a"o'n1 1uo
unae' '"v uee'.., ..... =, 4. n,rctccntn
"A meeting Of the veterans o. tno = N'c!ins ,c 1a.t
Illinois 1nfantFy VA hdscrtaseu 20 ns ne1u vlnnsa sa
sfea'ss 81 a1Essaias T. No s qy
meeting adjourned until futuFd day.
ho corSnsE is e held ,sS sse9na sgausas' gsaSna N On
wcll Mt Mics Centre week ago. Tho former
inaucst @ was held by Justice ot tho Peace, anu
tl,c Coroner Is not entirely satisfied with the
-, ,-o,sr,r m u,,s+cd
Al persons n"nln9 p.u,,Sty itt1,"t III, Archer nvr.
street, between & sa,r.1av % avcnIn1 ut
ne sro .nvru " T,rc,f n md 1inlstcd strccts John
Aisefsl 70 e1nsanot 1",o5 snI a,r.o+ "a anrth fren
nnTsecar track on na'Stso es'so. :. 0SS =.
uarrlson' M
Frank McKotchcck, a little 9:year-old residing
nj No, 1G0 Ewing street, while playing about
tho planlng-m! Of Joseph Nicholson, at the
corner Of MAXWELL and Holden streets, was g.. y
5icSt % arii, badly broken. Dr.. Matthact, who at
fendcil. him ia Of The opinion that he cannot re-
cover.
Yesterday afternoon George ". Reed, Of tho
!esu'onss s Ire ln' uu ,s,s 81 m charge
81 ',o, 'S .o tnt,'Ic'5 narty ainr tGe Ptotecion
n W. 1nsn1anea nu otnnany. The sleCnton is that
te nrtH1o " tsa @rie ~ "" Tbc icfcn1snts wcro
oy Mr; hscu o. ,stca tmH nfccc and c'S Il, mi Of
~ e,atntnatio, m Frf1av afternoon
The Cochran distillery, e!tuased At Brighton,
In this county, was sold at public auction yeas..
tertlay by Deputy Marshal Buck, for the bencht
OF the United States, by whom u Was eelzea
several months ngo for Violation Of the Internal
Revenue laws. The d!stllery, ouLdns, a5a
plnnt brought s3.2oo, 5000 gallons 81 hiEh.
wines AK cents per gallon ana Tue otnet
nlundcr S4.5SG,4g, II was bid In by Lazarus
Eyer1nar, In tho interest, It IL supposed. Of tho
a'ugcr family, by whom tho property was
originally owned.
The paragraph published yesterday In refer
encc to the arFcat OF some stone-cuttcrs at the
Twelfth street Government yards for 1athlng IL
tho lake contained some statements concernIng
bIr. George E. rrusstng which appear, upon ex
aninutioti, to be incorrcct i was stated there
In that Mr.. Frussiag was the foreman ; oi the
stonc-cuttcra, took prominent part ia tntlmt
dating tho police when they attempted to entel
the YARD, was arrested therefor, md fined. !!
appcars that Mr.. PrussfuG is not foreman, but II
Assistant Superintendent Of tho Government
Building, detailed for duty at the 6tone-ynrds
md shops on the lake shore. All tho tnttmlda-
enter Tho sheds Yncre tho cut-stone ia stored
and which there was no reason for their enter
iue, ]1o fearing, II my melco wcrc to happen.
that trrcparablc damage might be done to costl,
Government work. H0 was not arrested at thai
time; hut subsequently, when he appeared IL
one Of tho men who had been arrested, TIN
Charge Of interfering With an officer WINS Pre-
fcrred against him, and he WIS fined SO 70
what tho Justice At tho time stated was q purol
technical violation OF the Law. Yesterday morn
ing, tho Justice, after naturer reflection, re
1nlttcC the fine. From all the circumstances,
is evident that Mr.. Prussing aeted with slngl
with no desire whsteyeF TO- antssiers VIII haa ~
IaTtv "A"1 e'f'~3 49,
UNDER CLOUD.
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