, 1877-09-09
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


At meeting OF Company c Second Rcgi
mcnt /. n. G., held at their armory, John =
Walsh was elected Second Lieutenant, TO I'LL
vacancy in the Company.
The remains OF Edward II. Parker, who dleo
in this CITY Sept /, were taken to Attca. N. II
for iutcrlncnt, and there attended 10 the e1a's
by large concou1se OF rela;iycs and n1snos-
Patrick Murphy, station-mastcr on uc Nofth
western Railroad, was yesterday morning run
dowu by engine No. 10. and, coming IN contac'
with the tank, received injuries from which 1t Is
feared he will not rccnSt1
The temperature yesterday, as Observed By
Manasse, optician, S. Madison street (IR7BONk
Building), WAS, at B. ~. 67 deg; ~ T. ~. o9;
IL NJ, Il; 3 p. m-, 70; .. n. Is Barometer
at a. m, 3o.o7; Up. H., :29.a.
1t a regular meeting of the Exprossman's S
Ijn1on heid at their hall, corner LaSallc aod Adj
am, streets, last Sunday, the following officers
we're elected. John Barry, PRESIDENT, r Gun
bingham, Manager. +. Q. Council, T. 'oss, -
Fcrnr. ". Dcyereau1, c. Wcstnln, John D.
Peterson, Dir.cturs.
1ast Sunday ueht, the Eey. D. S johnson, of
Hydr Park, preached in tho Presbyterian Church
n, .tTestifyjns," i for whom and with whom
persons stood. He had left his family at home
ail night as to numbers, but she9 hc returned
from cvcutnE scrylt1e he louno tna@ j. AAo oceo
increased br one-a boy
At an early hour Yesterday morning James
Kearns and John Hambln, woEkmen on the new
COURTHOUSE, were severely injured by the tall
ING OF large piece of stone, which was belpg
raised to the third story. kearns resides at no;
26 Garbaldi street, and loses Ills llsnt les., anu
Hamblin received severe injuries aoout ene 1ec'"
The Rev Jeremiah Porter had yesterday re-
hn r1Ch
ing how man feels, if killed in battle over
nisht. when he finds his name spelled wrong IN
the report next morning. 1t was tue hcs. ~.
Porter, not Parker, now Of Fort u a. kusse1l,
who organized the first church 10 ChlSaso n
1S3. now city Of more than half million Of
Inhabitants
At4:45 yesterday afternoon William Doyle,
Is wears Of age and claiming to reside in Bridge
port. lost both legs on tho Michigan Central
Road near the South Water street crossing. nc
had lain down to sleep under the cars, ana q
syitcl, eugine employed in moving cars to the
freight depot, ran over him.. He was removed
to the County Hospital for treatment.
Young man with virgin pair Of Oxford
tics, who Was seen limping downtown the other
<.ay apparently in the last stages OF agouys
had still sufficient vitality left to ask, with
sickly smile, Of an acquaintance: At What play
ri Si,akspcare's docs this remind. you oft"
Hamlet " replied the friend, *' who hath no
humor in his soul-or soic'' $. No, The Tam
ing of the Shoe,'" responded the other, with a
icndish smile
About eighty members Of the old Twenty
1ourtl. Regiment Illinois Infantry tCol. Rcekers
Itcgin,ent) left yesterday afternoon nnder conf
1nana OF Otto George, the President OF the
society organization, for Ottawa, where the re-
Union will be held. Thcr had with them the old
hattIe-scarred flag which they carried through
many hotly-contestcd battles, and were re accom-
panied hy their old martial band. They also
carried tie beautiful flag which was presented
to them recently by their lady friends
The Young Georgia Minstrel Troupe organ
lied Wednesday evening by c]ccting Gus Sher-
wood President and Treasurer, Samuel Z. VIII
son Vice President, George X. Rudolf Secre-
tary, aud Thomas Frazier stage manager The
violin; Samuel Il. Wilson, banjo, Otto Erlck-
son, nute: Gus Anderson, fife: Gus Sherwood,
bones; and Frank J. Wilson, tanbourine- 1t
will hold meeting each Wednesday evening at
the house Of the President, No. 3G3 West Mon
roe street.
4 curious case is reported By Lieut- Wiley, of
tn West Lake Street Station. George Vaughan,
night scayengcr, was accidentally crushed under
an outhouse which he was removing from No.
1888 THentY-ffth street on the night OF the 9TH
inst 4 young man assisting him ran to the
nearest police station, but singular1y enough
received no aid. and the unfortunate Vaughan
was not removed Tor three hours! when
some members Of the same organization hap
paa4 ~ !" t.,sS ~ ~, ~ ,ar1;t;nn '17 >'
tee1 ii - ~A1''>~AA >~0+.
On the 4th inst, at Grand Crossing, John
Borhlings only child, little girl OF ~ months,
was accidentally shot BY her uncle, q boy II
wears old, in whose charge she had been left.
The ball entered the right breast at the margin
of the sternum, between the third and fourth
ribs Dr. Pease was Immediately called, and
DR.. Edmund Andrews was also called in con-
sultanon. II was deenaed lnaaslsapie 70 take
any measures toward c1tracllnS the Dali lt oe1ne
ot the sma4lest-sHcd caitroee" Inc cnllQ Is at
present doing very well under the care OF Dr.
Pcase-
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or stf1he LOT Inc SUMMING "atef.
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hn,,e.s m a,a .oiT the ,ronr;ctoT of saloon lust