, 1880-05-23

noo1 of nls residence. None more devout tha
every spare moment from his business wns pr
INTO something energetic toward strcngteeniu
up the little church into which be bud projectc
courage MIN. showed him along NIL he could, an
IN short time the new convert was q shinin
Gt,tt tsht in1nong hs fellow sorshipers. and II
Shrfstt'1'l grace with which be passed the contri
outlon- plate evoked nickels from what befor
had been blrren putkets-
~ One e. Sunday morning u hoodlu!n was noisy
anu the conductor quietly ordered him out. HI
went: but last Sunday evening he appeared witl
mob OF disso1ute companions, bent on diff
! leader until the disturbance became unbearablc
..t;;f F4t on on brakes moment. parson,'' said he
wiped up several yards of aisle with him, and
then stood him on his legs.
Five cents for the Kingdom Of God!" he de-
manded.
! The hooolum said he did not have to pay:
| Five cents for this ride on tho Gospel
| chariot and he smashed the thug In the coun-
nu orothef the pastor"
Never you mind TINT, parson. You preach
and I'll collect. This man can't dead-hea on
this orthodox through line without putting up
@ Beside, IL I'm responsible to the company for bis
coin.''
Coroner Mann yesterday held au Inquest upon
Charles ": Johnson, who while standing on the
front platform of switch engine No. Isl on the
Forr Wayne Road as it WIS pnssing beneath the
! Madison street viaduct at IS yesterday morn
the wheels. HIS body was cut in two.
He left q wife and one child
Streets rerdct Of accdc ea anf Hax~e was ra
turned An inquest was also held ut the Morgue
upon Swede supposed to be named Rees, who
the County Hospital Friday % aftesnoon. loon 1lso 90
upon John A. Butler, Of No. 924 Wentworth ave-
nue. nue., who died Of heart disease ut No. $50 State
who died ut No. 3si9 Wentworth avenue, in con,
Railroad at Thirty ninth street. Verdict, acci-
lss Cleaver street upon Jacob Dujaek, who died
On on: an emierant train on the Baltimore s. Ohio
10: ~ west Erie street upon John Curtain, IS
TentS Of age, the victim OF un accident ut the
corner Of kinzie and sangamon streets, which
the. evidence went to show that the deceased
had no right to be on the engine and that
the accident was the result of Mr. Simmons A.
Tempt to cross the track in front Of the engine.
The Jury adjourned until next Thursday, in the |
nope That Dir Shannon might then be able to !
Ieu "nat ne Kne" about the occurrence.
PSI uPS1LOS. !
The members Of the Fraternity OF Psi Upsilon I
h tn1s CITY are preparing to go in force to tho /
ANNUAL Convention which is to he held at Ann |
Al Arbor, Mich, "Wednesday and Thursday Of this
;entra1 depot at a. m. Tuesday morning.
special cars will also be run from Detroit and
'tner ' points; The sessions Of the Convention
" begin wednesday morning at 3 o'clock.
J pwartts OF SUI members and Delegates will
'e present and participate in tho Con-
,ention. Delegates will be present from ail
ne prominent colleges Of the country. 1mpor-
ant society business will probably be taken IN
er consideration, and as this is the first Conven-
ION or Psi Cps1lun held in the West Tor fifteen |
ears, It VIII attract considerable attention. |
9of- e: :;I + AdAns, Of the University Of Michi-
an. Will preside over the Convention, which
ill hold its sessions In the mornings Of the two
ays: Clarkson y Potter. N. c., will deliver the
ssay, and the Hon: John II. wheeler viii
rte the song The literary exercises will be
c1d ~ University Hall Wednesday evening,
nd 3sill be followed by reception 1t the Chap
r House, The annual banquet will be held At
etro1t Thursday evening. Perry II. Smith, OF
rs city VII get Us tonstmaster Prof Willard
.ske as historian and Prof E. L.Waltcr rs ode
r7ter Mem bers Of the fraternity wishing to
i Ike the speciai car from this city can get GER I
''catcs OF membership from the Committee ut |
e train previous to its departure. The night s
aims also arrfye iu time for work Wednesday
nrn1ng. The fare for the round trip Is $ll.41 | :
r those having certificates Of membership.