, 1879-06-29

| 4ltLeu41E, IOrt HA5uc O. Su5IAs.Os hVCh 1hld@l1
and Pittsbure, Cincinnati i st. Louis Railroads
and State street line Of cars for the transporta
tion Of the people to Dexter Park.
| Sabbath services we're held yesterday at ths
! Sinai Temple, corner OF Indiana avenue ant
| ITcnty-frst street. Dr. hohler preached ;
sermon in English on the treatment of JOSEPH
| BIZ bis brethren. He did not allude directly K
| impression that he had chosen the subject tt
| compare his treatment By bis congregation witt
| the treatment Joseph received from hi
brethren. Nearly the entire audience was CON
posed Of ladies'. 1t is understood that no Sab
| bath services will be held ut the Temple during
next month.
Coroner Mann yesterday held an inquest upot
Cynthia Alexander, colored woman, Is year:
Of age, who died on the cars at Kensingtor
Station, while en- route to Cairo. I'LL, from Bos
ton. Pulmonary consumption was the cause
An inquest Nas also held upon Emma Donish
was run down and instantly killed at the inter.
section of Archer avenue and Haines street by s
farmers wagon and team, owned and driven by
Friedrich August Grimm. Grimm eudeayored
to escape by driving rapidly away, but o
couple fep o9eeD Of p0ee%se sa PaEsssa Pesstar bin b'
capture near South Lynn. From the evidence,
the jury concluded that be WAS guilty OF gross
carelessness, aud recommended that the Coro-
ner hold him in bonds to the Criminal Court,
which Vas done.
Down in the Eighth Ward the byes'' do not
take kindly to Carter Harrison, the Mayor Of
the Denocracy 9 aII 1T tbrough tie county beld pri:
marfes to elect five Committeemen from each
voting precinct. In the Fifth Precinct OF the
Eighth Ward. two tickets were placed IN
the field. One which received only one
vote vas composed entirely of the ef AaEo5s
lived in the ward. They are as
follows: W. Onahan, William Fogerty, Il.
Boland, William Whalen,' and Justice Walsh.
The other ticket, which was composed entirely
Of Republicans, was elected byan average OF
Gillespie, F. Maiwoner, E. Lovelace, ): Roost,
and ]. Lobstein. OF course, none Of these Re-
publicans will serve. Seyen out Of the ten pre-
cincts in the Eighth Ward returned Committee
men hostile to our Spread Eagle Mayor.
The incoming train on the Michigan Central
Railroad yesterday morning, when near the
State line, ran over man, seyering lis head
and one of bis hands. The engineers
story was, that he noticed the
man upon the track and gave the usual signals,
to which no attention was paid. The story Of
other cye-wituesses corroborates thai Of the
engineer, and those who looked the ground
over a1terward say 1t.was clear case OF suicide.
A reporter saw gentleman in the afternoon
who had seen the body, and tie said that all OF
the clothing Of the deceased. except his pants
and shirt. was found neatly tied up in
handkerchief close by. There was nothing
about the clothing by which the deceased could
be identified, but be is believed to have been
resident Of the ncighbornood who Was tired of
living. The same engine the evening before, in
passing Michigan City, came in contact with
sailor and lifted him from the track and threw
him into the dock. He was rescued, but it is
feared that his injuries will prove fatal.
DROP IN AND SEE TIE GOODS.
TIE TRIBUNE is pleased to announce that
there is now stacked up in this Office the most
extensive stock Of poetry ever seen in this part
mcpt Of staple effusions {such rs 0des to
Spring, rhymes about deceased children, and
verses about school-houses where the writer's
we're spanked 'just twenty years ago''), the pa
per is carrying full lines in every other depart
fine designs in the way Of sonneis, tbren-
odies, and madrigals can be shown,
While in the Affection Department may be
found an endless variety Of soul-sopgs from
fail to please even the most fastidious Of the
badly moon-struck ones. There is also bank
rupt stock OF rhymes of the "9rease-the-
Gr1dde-Birdie Darling order, which could be
made source OF great profit by anybody Who
writes music, and one tragedy in blank verse,
plot OF which is that q young but sun-burued
countryman, who ]oyes to distraction fail, ,bux-
or, ano arrlpec VILLAGE maid {nadYrrfanf1v aEns
short-crr thronrb the melnn-natrh while en-
route for n hurginp-bee win 11iathtar,,s idol.
and Is yacrinateii with smal1 shnt ~ the hands
of thc sturdy n1ou.cho<er Win nccnniea tie NJ.
s;tion n s,rc n the Tnojirn rrerionslv a11uded
to: and is partially deyoured BY the family bull
dog. who helps the old man attend to the melon
interest after sundown. This melancholy and
exciting incident changes the whole current Of
the young mans life (the girl having cast him
off on Suspicion of being melon thief, md,
after having the shot dug out and his pants
rebaired, he resolves. to have revenge, with
big and two exclamation points. Thts he ac-
complishes by steering the old man against a
'.surc thing" at the Chicago races, and after
the honest farmer has lost his all BIZ reckless
speculation on q wasp-waisted and square tailed
thoroughbred that failed to win the Garden
City Cup and Saucer, the perhdions young
countryman goes to the home Of bis e1-adored,.
and, with summary Of the race in one
hand and a mortgage on the farm
and its belongings IN the Other, tells
tile false creature the story Of her sire's
ruin, and dances:an Og1e County can-can around
the front yard, while the maiden swoons into
lettuce-bed. Then comes the news that the old
man fell dead in pool-room when the news
CAME that Belle OF Beeswaxyille had won and
busted all the combinations, and when the girl
reyivcs and learns that flaw has thus been
created in her pedigree she sinks lffeless among
the lettuce. and the young man, With 1nocl1ing
laugh, jumps upon his 4-ycar-old rins-boned colt
and gallops madly away to drown himself. There
are nlEO some lob lots In j1ytlic roems tn