, 1879-02-02


to-day That's faal gentluu md aw;ldcnt Tha
cross between crcnar-S3" an9 -" I,'c+ ,,n, u
takes hold quch :tnu 1o!ua .a. ~ -oioc, t+h fha1
go to Deao"oou az op1n 30 1 ,,nnco a oass
whisky. ana you nt;,i5n,r III So ione: TAXI
1or II anu peope ,'e ~ no md messing ar
thls IN remembering ~ - har,.@ono- h was rn1e
s>oo nugget uoon LUZ VA 1Aeeps'' -. '$
Coroner Mann yesterday held an inquest upon
| the body of ucwlT-5orn infant thaL was 1ouno
under sidewalk at the corner OF Looms ana
| Harrison streets; upon Maria Galloway, G colored
| who died OF heart disease at NO. NY G'ars
! street; and upon q man supposed to DC u IL
Burton, Of Three Rivers, Mich, who dled aC thc
County Hospital OF injuries received ey 1aiiihs
| down outside stairway on FHtn
avenue leading to tue basement o. tne a, 1tn1es y.
| building. He appeared to be suffering from a
| fit of some sort, and acted like person lntoxl-
Gated. There was no evidence, however, that
| be had been drinking. An Inquest was also
held upon William Writ, who commlttca IS SUI
| eide by taking chlora1 at his home, No. 357 West
Washington street. Deceased was formerly a
| gambler and sporting character, but by the III
fluencc of his wife, who is an earnest
laborer in the temperance field, ne was
| aro. and for a while be, too, figured quite ex-
| tensiyely in the temperance cause. 4 few
| months ago he relapscd into some OF his
| former bad habits, and remorse at his fallen
condition is supposed to have been the cause Of
| his suicide, He was IL years OF are, and left a
| wife and one son aged about 1o years.
t "a ,,.. a,,r;,,- tho ,,,nv 1,w.,na.order davs-
o,,a ~, h,,ast an5 ,n,,sn,lar old Dnrchmon wnn
was eneancd as a nnrformer behind a vertical
| bar was aroused one Sunday morning BY a gen
tie TAD at the door OF his saloon, and, on looking
| out in slipped a cadayerous- looking man, who
| said: ssThat's all right, Schneider; got any
| whisky?" The old man gazed upon hin as it
| his face were familiar, and the stranger, grow
ing uneasy under the scrutiny. said, rcassuring-
| ": 40, that's all right! You know me; you've
seen me before" The saloon-kecper mad seen
him before,-as complainant in some liquor cases
at the police COURT for all answer he snotc
| the cadaverous stranger between the eyes. and
! knocked him into heapin the hallway. foraoout
five minutes there was a fearful riot. rumpus,
aud row, ia which, amid the soupd OF death
kicks falling thick and fast like 1ightnings from
thunder-cloud, might be heard with voice like
trumpet loud the 1usty Teuton crying, >" Nice
kind OF weller you are, eha Prcakin dc sappat
tav all oop into schall pits unu dryin to got me
to preak der law, don't its schoundrel, l made
you RESPECT dose Sunday ge-closin' 1aw,'' and
the like till at last the cmssary seized the op-
portunlty when he was thrown out through q
broken panel in the door, and while the Dutch-
heels md fly. After he had repaircd damages
somewhat, he was about to have the old man ar
rested, but, when he came to think the matter
over Ia cold blood (which was all down his shirt
be concluded that +a he soudn ,x convict
how, for tile mau had refused to sell him any
LIQUOR, but he was by no means satisfied that the
Dutchman's zeal was honest.
THE CHICAGO VETERAN LIGHT ARr1LLELr
~ aan,,., .,aa+;n, ,,st ovan;r,r a. ;to
neld us nrse aunuaa M essG 9a R1;,5;m 1.e
~ 10 ~ ,,at,hare -. Ioroo Tanf Tonev
attenaace y % rand va or,
pleslueu. 1e ... SA ;Ip 80 rn;n
tiS tioSn' ian" is 1S3s. Tic first turn out was Nav
IS and the battery had been out four times
since, and practiced firing at targets once. There
,11S ~.