, 1877-10-14
!NHIE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Al> IT, y. 1uLsl3le VI It- AooAos '' 80
young and charming wife, is stopping al III
Palmer House.
Another old citizen gonc-" sighed sadly
gentleman as lie opened his tribune on 'lle q
coming down town. " Ith ho" n'ueh: VIA
hank!'; eagerly quericd the other passengers
The temperature yesterday, as observed b.
Nanassc, o,,tcian, IS Madison street t1R1BrSl
Build,nr) was as follows: Sc. IN, 81 degrees
10 m, c.: 12 ILL.,, 10: r. m, Is; s p Ill.,, Is
Baronct or ut S j. H., @9'a1: p. H., 23.m.
4 scmi-suburban debating socicty is about II
discuss the interesting question: ''Docs TIT
early martyr or the canned oyster contribute
most IL the spread OF Chris;ianity!" Tine an
swcr it il believed, will be unanimously in tht
. affirmative.
At an adjourned regular meeting OF the Chi
cayo Chapter III the American Institute ol
Architects the following officers were elected;
PRESIDENT, \. Bauer; Eicc-Presidcnt, l.. D.
Ccycll:td: Secretary, s. \. Treat; Irea surer,
James Il. Nil!ett.
Desire Trotis, Frenchnlan 50 years OF AGE,
committed suicide last evening by hanging HIM
self in the barn in rear Of his sons Residence
No. Isl Twcnt y-{u1.th street. lie CAME from
the Soldiers Home at the time Of its disband-
mcEt, aud was Tn route to Washington in rela-
tion tu his army record. No cause can be as
signed for the act.
Jasper X. Gooding, OF Versailles, Mo-, who
filed the celebrated bill exposing the frauds Of
:lic Protection Lite, aud VINO was charged by
its officers with being fugitive from Justice is
in the city looking up the managers of that dis
tiuguisl,ei fraud. lie will probably have 20
continue his search, us some Of tnt parties Lave
ucd to parts unhnoWl.
An unknown::::man jumped suddenly from
Milwaukee avenue ear, ut 5 O'Clock last evening"
and rushing into ;llc drug store VI II. Bae>il-
uer. at the corner Of Milwaukee and Chicago
:lyenueS, expired almost Immediately Heart
disease Is supposed to have been the cause. He
WAS about 70 years Of aye, dark hair and
muus,acle, aud appeared tu be L stranger i'll
the CITY,
t'The prophet $olomons was wrong" OBJ
served 4 philosophical prisoner ut the central
Station, last .igat, wien liz wakened up and
found that there iron .rltin. and i door
man hctwecn himself aud liberty, The prophet
Soieinuns was wrung when lie said that Que
swallow ,'nes put make somewhere. only took
Unc swallow, SO llclp luc, and made the police
statiOn first tack.
Gabriel Targcsson. i Norwegian nonoscnarian,
died i'll This CITY YESTERDAY lie was buru Oct ),
Isl, in SacniIal, Norway, III which country tie
remained until SOME fifteen years lgu. Whep lie
euliwrated to the United States. aud made his
home in this city. He was the father u Mrs. t.
X. Forrest The funeral Will take place this
afternoon 1T 2 o'clock from his late residence,
No. lG2 North Sanganlon street.
The United States Grand jury adjourned yes
tcrday Eoon until Monday morning. No report
made, ard il is thought tEa. the Jury Wall
hold back whatever communications it has to
make to the Court until the n1idlile, perhaps
the end, Of tic week BY uiicl. TIM. it is rather
expected the jurors will finish up all the work
they have I'll hand. and then adjourn Tor good.
No attention wa paid 10 the }loync matter yes
1e1tlay, The witnesses who were 10 have been
examined bciEg told they might 60 away aud
COME back Monday.
The Oakland and Hydc Park Flower Mission
has now ad iaurned for the scastsn. Their 1l.4cc
ol weekly meeting has been At THE residence Of
Mrs. ". VI. Iavlur. 9s DEr,el boulevard, the
during the season distributed 3,7o9 bouquets
among TIC following rlares: Old Ladies'
Iotnt. Or: liam Asvlum. llailnen'ann Hospital,
Eriing Woil!an's Refuge. ami the Home ri the
Eric:dIess. The thanks of the Society are ten |
dcrcJ to all, Including the florists who have
kindly contributed nowcrs in profusiou during |
the $raso,.
Ny lo,ti.'' hu1nhlv said the telegraph-et1itor,
as lie Was. after ko-towng nine times, admitted
to tic rs.yal presence. Ny lord. here Is dis
patch iro.n Boston about j stvin1-s--'' Maize
= TeleGranlc lrev,sy u it.'' curtlv replied
the malsa- Ing eGitor. - My 1;egc you nistakc.'
cried tho nusni,le attacie: the bank hasn't
failed, hut is paving dollar for DOLLAR Put
bio head on l." cried thu na1l:'.lns editor,
g and have t.auble-leaIc1 ctiit,r.:i written,
ranking the President and Directors little lower
than the angels, but above Gcurgu Washington.
These things happen rarely that when 1hey
do We can afford to make Il splurgc-"
A movement is being started l'y number OF
citizens Tor the PURPOSE ol inducing tue Com ]
mon Council to compel the slTcet-rallruau coil-
paues to secure better accommodations to the |
travelling public An oruinancc has been pre- |
pared requiring the companies to furnish all the ]
cars uecGed between certain hours of the day, |
and making it unlawful for any conductor to /
demand fare from any passenger until ut or she |
is furnished viii, SEAT Another section pro- !
vidcs for tile fning Of the company to the tx- /
tent of 81 for each person Acknowledgment in |
cast OF accident or nridge-turAinu--for want OF |
car with vacant seats. Tile proposed urdi- |
nance further asks that the company forfeit its
right to collect fares by cglccting provide all
the ears needed.
The sudden death Of Daniel 0'1lara has
created universal feeling ot sorrow through
out this community. Probably no citizen has
passed AWAY within tlc last decade more sill
ccrrly depiorei. Tic was Il naa Of generous
impulses, and good hearted to q fault, and he
will he followed to his resting place by co''-
course Of friends who loved him and honorcd
bis manly qualities. The funeral will take
place from tho late residence at the corner OF
Adams and SangaMon streets on Monday lore
noon at 10 O'Clock. The services will be held ut
ST. Tatricls's Church. i special meeting OF the
Common Council is called ut 9 o'clock to-nlor-
TOW morning to take appropriate action con-
cer1linw the demise OF Mr., O'Hara, and the
Council will then march in body to 1hefuneral
An honest man in humble circumstances
found purse containing $l7.:}s the other day.
1t would have gone All aiprcciable way towards
getting in his winters coal, but his conscience
would not allow him to take 1t. but in fortu-
nate moment his better angel whispered plan
to him. He asked cath applirant-the adver-
tisement in THE TRlBGSE naturally brought
scores Of replics-if the pockct-book WAS Of
imitation morocco, lined with green, with an
ipdia-rubber band round it, containing SIZE e.
besides a recviptcd butchers bill, some car
tickets and recipe for scollopei oysters cut
from The Tn1BCSEss Home Department. u and
when they all with accord replied that it
did, lie said it couldn't be theirs. Having thus
satisfied his conscience, he laid in two tons Of
coal and said that il he had been Uiogenes he
would have come to the conclusion that he had |
taken aloslnE contract When he undertook to
look for IN honest man.
Since the fire the Baptsts on the North Side
have been largely scattered, many Of them a]- !
lying themselves for the time beng with other
denominations. movement has OF late been
on loot among certain interested parties to unite
these scattered elements Vi church Strength i,,-
to Baptist Church. The results shown il, the |
action Of interested parties last "Wednesday |
evening, who mt and formed churrh to be J
KNOWN as the :" Central Baptist :" Church, and |
elected the following Trustees for one. |
I"o, anu three years. as by the statutes |
oi llllnofs are required: Nathaniel D. |
Crosby, Caleb Hollis, Clarence II. Wor- |