, 1876-08-24

amount. The unthting Thomas Ia NOW In jail
eeTsttng eTi ~ soma kind Samaritan M G ho Wit! Fat up
SUBURBAN..
HYDE rAnK.
Another sud accident aas been added To the
casualty list. Tuesday evening, rs tho Clnciu-
nata express WAS making tho usnal stoppnKc 1t
Hyde Park station, Mr. Jacob Rose, . mail
agent employed BY tnat road, stopped from tho
train while in motion, and, missing his footing,
fell under tho wheels. His arm WAS 90 badly
crushed tuat amputation was determined upon.
Capt. ". a. bailey, the stution Agent, at once
procured a carriage and conveyed the injured
man ma to llis home at l4s Centre street, Chicago.
road, and ran tho first matl-tratn over it, tracks,
MI. W. J. Qnnn, the well-known Chicago
grocer, and family, md Miss Nellie Powers, left
FOR Chieago yesterday, whence part Of The
Air. A. q. Fowler departed for Grand Traverse
Oak stroct and rlclnlty have long been sub
1sssc.l to a'' .} es9ncm!cal nuisance " sprink.
llytlrants through "holy" pipe, so that It
moro. than counterbafanccs its usefulness by
completely flooding every crossing from tho
ws F1ats a.pon,ss GsspmGy my of that character e'n 0'
Tho Chicago Ridc Club shot several practice
matches at thctr South Park range yestcrlny,
preparatory to their departure this evening Tor
M'efG tey T shoot o the resident
day, the Milwaukee, Club will have their bands
full, especially at long range.
The Central Republican Club Is to ncot at
headquarters ncxt week.
Another human being has proved himself
sespectTey "ss Basie 8esin me aid G.
Crowley, entered tho saloon of Pat
s and & r s sGtst sres' e hs hsei 5eas riss
served NTH drinks by Mre Clarity, ono Of them
said: !" Arc you the only persosi running this
shopa Whsre fs tle ] proprietor; Fl we would like
70 the front Of tic lran,-shop where Clarity
iay drunk upon bench. They walked towards
tle door, but had hardly taken step when
Gasrity, who had )istened TO the conversation
from n5osehs a' tse, Sssnsh cea 5sa%pea e up and ts %
you who runs this ranehl'' and snntchng up
mallct he dealt 0crri{1n crushing blow upon
the head.
At this point policeman appeared upon the
sccne and arrested both partlea.
snassqnently they I weFs .sn tried Gsrrty getting
einMed TINT I the men 'e did % not pay pa; for % theiy
for bis wiio held 81 bill given her tor tho bsv,
Eighteen carloads Of picntckcrs from tho
La9alle street, passed the day pleasantly at tho
South Park backgrounds Yesterday. This Is
tho largest picnic, excepting that Of tho Second
Regiment, that has occupied those lovely
A very good temporary roadway has been cut
through tho east division Of the South Parks
from r., Mfty.scventh street boulevard to the pic
Afr. j. 3. Raymond left for the Centennial
yesterday. Nir. John Davis returned from tbs
country last Tuesday night.
liz sts chissss Rae Club will 60 this evening to
Milwaukee, to compete With tie Cream City"
Rifle Club. The following eight will represent
tain; Gen. William E.. Strong, Col. J. A. Shat
ford, Waller Burnhatn, and II. g. Howe
Tic match is to bc shot Friday, with the fol-
lowing arrangements for distances: Fifteen
ehots 1t l, GOO yards, fifteen shots at zoo yards,
shall be determined upon on the arrival Of the
teams Rt the grounds. The tcams are well
matched, aud the competition will probably bo
m exciting ono. -
The Village Trustees met In tho village Offices
.Tucsday evening. Prcsent-Trustecs Davis,
Gage, Dewey, and Iglchart. Dr.. Davis pre-
sided IN the absence Of President Huse. Chief
Engineer Holly presented bis report for July,
showing that 8678, 1896 gallons Of water had
been pumped 118 feet high with 81 go pounds
OF coal and b28, 400 revolutions Of the enEinca.
The cost Of coal used per day was $903.5, the
general running c1pensea Of the month were
$4Q9.23, the construction account footed up
10, making total Of $537.41.
The Engineer recommended tho construction
OF tank from which to draw water for sprtnk-
l!ng.wagons, or the placing Of pipe in ono Of
from one place. This recommendation was net
cd upon favorably.
Tic Finance Committee, TO which was refer
rcd the question OF selecting Village Treas
Of James L.. Raymond, on the con-
from i him 70 lie Board, in which be agreed to
accept the otIlcs vt = salary Of so pcr month,
Raymond, Judge b. 8. Edwards, Of Springfield,
+. E. llnelslcy, ]. Irving rcarce, and Charles
Curtlss as bolltlsmen.
Tie ordinance clecting R: $. King, E,q;; whe
mond for The rest Of tlo fiscal year,
and ho was directed toj demand of Merrill Lald
ali books, papers, etC., belonging to the village
ut which time 1t IL e1pcctcd TINT. Mr. Raymond
will present Ills bond for approval.
Tho Independent Order Of Knights Templar
(colored)ttoin Chicago p!cnlckcd At Evanston yes
md cliclted muchpratsc for their murtial bearing
as they marched through tho streets. They and
their friends numbered several hundred, and
bcttcr-looklng, better-slressed, aud bcttcr.be-
hA1ed aAscnblage of colorcd people las never
been seen In Erauston.
The Evanston nlne Visited Ravenawood Tues
day afternoon, and took the starch out OF tho
brown Stockings OF Lake View. 6coTe-14
to 8.
Tie Eclectic Club meets ut tho residence Of
4. 4. King, Esq, Monday evening.
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