, 1876-12-25
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

urhay.
Charles johnson. coachmap for Michigan
.xa,,,a ..r,,nnos !. ,nct.oI ~, -, ,ho Ar,no-y
Charged with tl,c theft Of tho contents OF
"onA '.'s !" "'' "eep'"s ~ 4'"''e" A'''e'"'
Davtll Dunno tried 10 steal horse and cutter
from llcnry Bcsrh, Il iivcryman on Claek street,
but wa, captured hefore having much fun ~
ohee9 Aars' u 'nc "e'' l"e.At" o''ee' e'a''o".
1t Is stnted that Air. J. c. Harris, General
*sfns # thS p;sesf @ c%s!1na no A. s. oHs
jan. i. 1Iis s.ccssor las not yct lccn named.
Dc,ccttyo Long last nleht csptcf Pctcr Mad.
den making his way into tirnntck,s nswr.sl,on.
30. $50 Clark street. with an opcn.iac Eoid
Tste9 s' IS x,"n IT, q5'e @ wi wh T., the a t',s s,, m
identification at thc Arnlury.
w. ao.,,,,.a,,,-, p,,,r,., n,,o .,,,.,,,to,,
snc SutnWsstG5n nnlr3au nt. Ma1e Association
nas halsep "lto.. ..,e lot!u"' aspttn't laIes ~
aMs uln, pus,lle'f aG9e M ironi AManlls LAM tcapoa5l
G'ass 70 takd esrGit oSy: ~ f,i from o.' LOUIS
mort, e ii. JOSEPH, itcilton, Knnsns civ, and
1cavcn .orth, -Jl-.,0-l7-14; FROM Chicago
to Kansas tiiy. ST. Joseph. AtciIison, and Lcav.
cnwortll, 8o-lp1-5-a0-o5.
r.,r,,. a,,,,o,, u,. ,,t,n Il, =. H.,
% ssa. SxMp mus ."nt,' y. ~ ."G lMsn.T
! sss1lu,stseGt ssuLon sek.eInay tnF a!sosaeIy
g1mmoint,on, 9,',t was nut inio seil Win Martin
nnaScd hs hsa ' acar'ad hs LOT
@neuI" @ ~ n4s usaas a1 aeaafae.t % ms I,uehets, Mn
ted down TO thu Armory and ctyeu cell to
insclt. Upon tiie book In tho staiion he WAS
booked for both oflcnsts.
so,nc tolks have a peculiar manner of eele.
bratInr Ch,istn,as.Ev.. Tam md .tarrv hccnmr
drink on d Iccoctiun Of thcir avn. antl Tn,,
was nut In the Arn,ory and jerry ID The Wc:t
there WA Dr.. Frank Lcnxden. n SiJiwaikeo avr.
nue. dentist, who turned bls wljc ani chjii ont
Of doors, and raised Cain generally viii M the
ucighbors. officer Iah,uln took Tim In, and
Thostly Cerhcr1le II the Wcst Matlison Strcct
Station, N''~@'
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Hoanf of t;harittc. viii ,ceIn ths invcstirntinn
q te ,xa death e cG hnm hs rsgtsuIafs Of
TntSusE. onIy the prelI,ninnry matters ~ w1li bc
taken up there. The tcsti,nnay viii 10 taken
a detail @ the sana raj, I; Pasls iists in ts ~,
tended 10 have clear orl thoro,rh probing of
the entire ,nauarerlcnt OF the Northern 1nsSann
Hospital. "''@
Last Last evening while 0thcer @ M LiH,mauck was e
Gortlng home respectable citizen OF the North
@ p!slsonn T., wno no haa negn @ "cnpping too much @
aso D qos 5e @
drew revolYefs anu essayeu to oulldozo thcm,
two Of them to te statiop. wbere thcy H rave % tie
names Of James McIauohlin omn lienry 7s,IIara.
on tho way to the station they threw away tilsir
weapons '''@
Tho Sunday Dime Lecture Society was all
dressed yesterday by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe,
who chose for her subject "Parta." Tho house,
Tor reasons nnaccountnblc was very empty.
Tho speakers remarks wore very generally ap-
pllcablc to France and 'nolern EIropc rather
than t9 Pa5is alone, though the numerous and
.erc mentioned at some length, as they had
6scn seen BY the speaker, on sundry occasions.
Tho Louvre, Bastlc, TuIlerics, und public, In
a nrsa s1ats1 sefs S ptss5ass ri sa sd n sSn A.
French character, particularly as developed
under tho peculiar rarislan influence, was an-
alyzcd
The younr wIfo was looking oyer thc rcc,nc
far nrm.ni,1dsnS a,,1 rca,lin5 = so,n to IT,
m,s.". y 1"ES IN r. ~ raisn. ~ "pTu ~ y - @ Mrt
rnmts II ~ rnntc,, nec, i, ~ sst - y ~ ~
,Mwnr. !. crva- IL n n sntcn - fn;ro ~ ~ ~ ~
i,nrNmi1 iii ,osctiop nj, ,i III ca,,,t - ~
,n,t will ~, ~ II = IScor M f.rI ~. - y -, ~ , ~
tit,,, siarn ~ a. ,,,, tal . emusacs, stg eao,
loo m,uc canllc,i ncel sm,, fr,t In tiaf rnrfnc eo
md Il ,nnet ha hn,.fhv inatra"t;hin y tSe'po'
nv hive" H. rcniir1 .tf sera W., r., },aH w.
oi,t thc doIr oi,ti mi in somn ,nero rai.ina .M5
icnncc Yr nr m 1m"tcr 1uh .,'i't !. !, 9ss hsn @ Ill.,
er Wiz r Won know yat a te niI Il 1e io xs = foM a
81 fritn h innrr,5 ~ III H., u"u W. ~ ipa III
fratnr .1rl nnt hctrnv ~ 9osfti nv ~ .i .ns
,nuvrmcnt @ ~ ,n,sr1S ~ W III pn nS lie
II yoM inee. friend today 10y to him
ysa se's and Il es 's y 4 as'ssi {? Il
eeSses eesnd nss spa he e Hy oye7 4 f % 5 S oa
cqualcsl by It's exquisite lumor. Il Is how
certainly not older than the Christian cru, be-
cause there was no Christmas before that time
and even II it was not ogc could not wlthcr It
nor custom sta1c It's Infinite variety. Theea1llest
historical rcGora Of its nttcranec asvrlbcs It to
the Prefect vceilllus, who occupied an Important
position 'n tho Imperial household. Meeting tho
emperor Nero one Christmas morning nbout II
o'elock. as the Emperor rms coming out Of tho
tlecys Of Ills rofo Of tinper1a PURPLE The m Prc re-
1cct Yes!lltus hailed him III the familiar manner
above 'nentionesl; The Emperor was 60 mitch
nlclasa with this witty rCturt TINT t,e ini-
= gold, sixty white mulcs, and thu re!l
Province Of CappaGoc!a. AS 4 further ,nask Of
l!ts favor, the Emperor Invited him to sent In
tho imperial t,ox at the Circus Mnxn.us, Ut tho
lnat!nre. from which he was thrown to tlio lions
nmid the tumultuous applausu Of large and
distinguished audience.
4 PRACTICAL TEMPERANCE LECTURE.