, 1876-09-24
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Logan aud Wilson, TWO Of the Ecnlans Wht
escaped from Australia In the steamer Catalpa
IRE now in St. Louis, aud will be here either to
norrov Or Tuesday.
About thts time the country editor waits An1
tously for the rural subscriber to come in ant
1ay mammoth egg or squash, out OF tht
usual weight, upon his table.
In view Of the fact that they are going to have
exhibitions at Paris and Berlin. Mrs. Partington.
IT., suggests that the Turks should get uni
vcysal deposition At Constantinople-
The temperature yesterday, as observed by
Manasse, optictan, No 81 Madison street
CrR1BUSE Building), was, at D. m, 6s degrees
s.. Barometer, q H., 1921, P. NJ, 1888
1ou,s Mccall. a little 7-year-old residing at
No. 9S6 West Lake street, vas run over yester-
day afternoon by passing wagon, upon which
he attempted to climb. The wheel passed over
his right leg above the knee, injuring it badly
but not seriously.
Bl1-posters have little regard for congcnIa1i-
ty. Last evening the posters announcing the
Moody and Sankey revival meetings we're being
put Up alongside Of the Black Crook bills.
Thus amusement and religion 60 together hand
tn hand, as It were
The Supreme Court announced yesterday that
they would take hut 210 cases on their agcnda
docket for decision. They will call more than
210 cases, but will only take that number for
decision. The IS cases, from 90 to 125, will mako
but four on tue agcnda docket.
4 heavily loaded coal wagon broke down on
she street-car tracks, at the corner Of Madison
and Clark streets. about half-past O'Clock yes
tcrday morning. and stepped the running OF
cars on hoth s.reets for half an hour, until the
load could be transferred to another wagon.
Charles Macabe late with the Wisconsin Cen
pr}I, - F4-t -
ant to the General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
Of the Chicago d Alton Railway, has been ap-
pointed General Passenger and Ticket Agent Of
the Peoria, Pekiu d Jacksonville Railway, at
Peoria-
David Scars great historical picture Of
"Queen Mary's First Meeting with Rizzio II will
be placed tomorrow on free exhibition Tor three
days at the Associated Artists Gallery, al3
Wabash avenue. The Associated Artists sale
will take place the evenings of the 18th, 29th,
and 3oth inst.
A wageish old fellow lnrcd companion
down 10 The Post-Of1icc the other day telling
ojm he was going to fool the clerk at tho stamp
window. So his companion stood BY tie window
and tic old wag said to the clerk: 'What docs
1t cost to send seeds through the mai:'' "How
much do Sou two old seeds weighla asked the
clerk respectfully.
The 4lLunee is rather behind the times in its
Astronomical department. Its latest issue,
ment: t' Saturn was occu1tcd BY the moon be-
tween 10 and II on Sunday evening, Ang. t.
Saturn will be occu1ted again at about 8 O'Clock
IN the morning Of Sept 3, the duration at Wash
tngton being one hour"
nr nnnn renor+s that f7n.r,es cr.;r,+o,,
shot By Aba Klcinman. is getting on very we'll
1t WIS at first declared that the wounded man
was not injured in the lung, but this appears
not to be the fact, and the earlier apprchensions
OF the Doctor are being verified by the splitting
OF blood BY the patient: However, Creighton IS
Th. ch;c,o, uor,e ror +,o rr;on,7,oes
the most cheritah}e inst;tntiona n the c,tr ~
,n.. ~ t,a nnst dnse-;n% ~ III III 'ie a's au
cned circumstances and sends up piteous plea
for aid. It recognizes no religion, but opens it's
door to Ill, and now that the mantle OF financial
suffering has fallen upon it, It comnends its
example to the purses OF all citizens and hopes
for some relief from its embarrassment
r,r1r 1os+ aro,5n, . ho-en ,..,,ho1
ncnter.Eagon. nwned hv Christian SteCc- ~
fEn 1o5 Tohawt s+re.t ~ n.:or o. 49, 49,, =.
~ nnorhor, md 1h;o S+roate 5+aoar 80 ~.
other man whose name is unknown, we're thrown |
out, The former received some severe bruises,
and had his left ankle dislocated, and the un-
known man sustained severe injuries about The |
head.
A voung man. aon,rrn,,v fro,n u. r,,., a;s-
tricts. knocscd ti1piti1v at tbe toll.b,r ~ the
M;lwoutee oiaoE rnad ,ha other ~ nr W ha ene
the p,,ardiap astc him shat hc Tartaa ,' sad
.nG E ;h1s rara 1sha tsn @ WAY nc %antea, saa:
n,;cd ~ ma1 . + T;r, in7r oe.,t;,1asa ~
representative Of the rural Democracy, It an /
peared afterwards that be was looking for bis /
brother, Timothy, WHO moved to Chicago in !
1856.
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ronsaan. haia - ~ sus '.i D!yooa Sate an4 Amh
foinr;n3' ,onae 4ass a. e1usou} ~ n ~ Lhe
Prne;dn.; on1eIe Ios,s ~ rstS elgeeen ~. Ctatk'
praeident' ooan ond G nuaiS, ~ Lineage, sNe
a,,eet1s = 9 s.et' a. asenI, Nl:u % neao-
se,s as = 7sease sttee1; O1Ialns yer
6eIseaal5 6eit anu lfTaSurer; ". y. Ciafk' L.
Wise, Alexander Hur1ord, j. Htrbr1ck. Di-
rcctors.
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no @N4"o p'o'A7neo ~ sAe eo"ltfs'
A tcnder-heartcd boarding-housc keeper on
i,,ae az, 49,. ha; soeSt, hnon Jug NOW naro the
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