, 1879-01-12
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

". Tapp, Sixty-ninth English Infantry, is at
the Palmer.
The Adelaide Phillips opera company are at
the fremont.
The Hon. Robert McMllen, Oshkosh, is a
guest OF the fremont.
J. n. Bishop, OF St. Louis, Is spending Sun
day Ut the Clifton House.
TIE Hon. n. H. Va1leau, DEBORAH, Ia, is
registered at tile Sherman.
proyerb, computed for this latitude: A burned
Pl*t-Ollice breads the tire
George Dillon; OF the Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road, is registered at the Clifton.
Dr. z. 4. E. Carpenter has gone East on q
visit, and will not be back until the 23d inst
{. Edgar Smith, wellknowu New-Yorker.
vita his wife aud children, is at the Clifton
House
Tie correspondent who sends a cribbage-hand
and wants to know its value, is informed that it
is good tor fifteen points.
Clarence P. Dresser, editor Of the Editors
Ey: WHO has been out Of the city visiting for
tie last lwo Or threc weeks, has returned nome.
Mr.. ]. 4 Bissell, young lawyer formerly Of
thus c:5y. and reporter Of Judge Drummond's
Csc.5l'us. has just returned to Chicago from
Cincinnati, where ne las been for year or 50.
Mary Nelson, who was sent to the Erring
Nomen's kciuEe on the 4th inst BY Just,ce
e1ur!ison, eseaped from tnat institution at
o'elocs last evening. The police are searching
10r her.
1nc temperature YESTERDAY, as observed By
Nanassc, optician, No. IS Madison street {T11B-
lSE buld'ug), was at L. IN, 2O deg; 10 Il. H.,
II; i. ,n.. -; p. H., 25; p.ul., 23- Bar
oiae;cr at + L. m, 1865; o. IT,. 29.72~
The entertainment given recently for the
juveniles OF tue Leayltt Street Congregational
Cuurcn, as was Incorrectly Stated but by the
Juvenile Benevolent Dramatic Club OF the West
SlUe.
Friday afternoon large ow1 few into the
window of an upper story IN the wholesale drug
11uuss Of Morrison, Plu1umer g. Co., 50 aud 81
Lake st1eet. It was captured by some Of the
ncll, aud stands nov on trte exhibition there
N:nk.ny aud blinking at alL.
''Wneu does the railroad 20 out, ay re plaze3"
eail gentleman Of the Celtic persuasion to
d.,,per youth whom he met at the Lake Shore
Station last night When the depot comes
lu-s answered the youth, who dearly loved his
iok2. Tneu they clincheu-
j morse attached to a cutter being driven east
oa Washington street II 4 o'clock yesterday
a:.erruon ran away, throwing Peter Babb out
u-en tae uavemeni and an,uriDg him slightly.
1l.r sleigh Was completely aemonshed. and UP
to Z 4ate nolr tile horse had not been captured.
t;eor.o Staring, Is years of age, student at
thu Morgan PARK Theological School, telI sud-
ucLl. u, at 10 o'clocA yesterday morning at the
curtcF ot Wabash avenue aud Randolph streets.
Ec was taken to Dr. Muntgomery's office, Hnerc
lie suuu recovered. He Is afflicted with epilep-
tlc Its.
There was little that Was new YESTERDAY re-
Earuiug the WUr< on the Honore Block which IS
tu pr.cede the rebuilding. Considerable prog
rrs> VAS mace III erecting the temporary rooi.
cIcariu!. away the debrie, and in tuawing out
the AID beyond this little or nothing else
WIS done.
. TIE Board OF Arbitration Of Lodge Z, K. 0. 8.
C., have accepted the Bosses terms for the
pre>cut, aud concluded to 90 to work again.
1Lis luuge consists OF the bout men. Tue
e:,ut men, about 80 in number, are still on q
strike. An attempt was maze short time ago
to Ut tnelc w:tErs considerable, aud they r.
luse to accepL,!t
4;Now, Mary Anne Jeuima,'' said her fond
moi:.er, >we're going tr have company here all
cay, a,:d / want ,ou t. be good, the best little
g.rl ti.at ever was, and if YOU'RE real good, why,
I've gol something nice that I'll give you to-
n,> rrow.'' What Is 1t, maw!7' replied the dear
chlsc; show it to me nuw till can see If it's
worth being good for.''
Matthew Stermev, II years OF age, in attempt
1n@ to uoard All Outgoing freight train on the
Northwestern Road at the North May street
cro5slu. at 3 O'Clock last evening, fell bencaln
tnc wheels. and had hoth legs crushed off below
tic kuee ana Lis right arm badly crushed. He
US removed to bis home, No. 70 George street.
Lis injuries are considered fatal.
Mr.. {. q. Yorston, formerly OF the London |
-Ast Jour,sd aud Tor fourteen years representa-
ti,e Of that Work under the name Of Virtue e. |
lorston, art publishers in America, is noS in I
this city III connection with The Atune, tile art |
Journal oi Amer7ca. Mr.. Yorsrun has opened |
al of;ice at Nc. It's Fifth avenue, and is now in |
search ot q representative for this city aud ]
State
rs tbs the editor?'' said the caller, a mild
eyed man, with long hair and roll Of manu-
SCRIPT in his hand t' It is,'' replied the editor.
4' Lave brought round q little thing that !
dashcu oil in q few spare moments before break
fast TO SEE II you would nut it in,-tbar is to |
say, ii ycu had room-''' :. Certainly. ccrtaiuIv.o
the editor; "there's at least half
9 tusacl u room; put it right i'll now'': and he
puaaed his trusty "aste-basket out from under
I NJ table.
Coroner Mann yesterday held an INQUEST
uoou Mrs. Mary Turner, OF No. 7G Foster street,
who died at the County Hospital from the
effects Of injuries received last Tuesday after
noun by Icing run down by Charles o. Avery
streets The jury, which was made up of very
Intelligent people, speedily lound that she came
to iicr ceath from conclusion uf The brain, the !
RESULT vi pure aceidcnt- 311. Avery was e1-
UEerated IRON ali tiame.
Mrs. Marso, the wife OF Michael Marso, who
WAS sentenced last year 10 Jc:ict for tive years
[or having assaulted Senator Bueher, has been |
laoUr!ng hard to secure the uardou of |
Ter better, or worse, half ana her appeals to in
!ucutlal citizens have been SO touching that it is
nuw thought her efforts are in way to be re-
::rdcd- Senator Buehlcr himself, 1t is re-
po,te3, is aiding her iu her endcayors, and has |
promised, III case they are successful, to assist
liz fa1ull: to remove to Kansas, and start them
L l!ic a1ain-
At meeting Of the Directors of the Union