, 1880-05-16

other articles by two men who were trying to
dispose Of them. Last night the property WY ~
identified by u grocer named Quackcnbnsn. ~
the corner OF fulton and Sangamon streets
from whose barn it was stolen Thursday n1ght~
Mrs. HINT, Of No. 80 West Congress street:: . ct:
reports that as she was passing the founannxs
day evening. she heard an infant crying Loudly,
found i l lying ,,,,i on tIe 1s,+ tRe Rers6: fat
mates had perhaps retired, she rang tho o9of~ ;f
bel! several times. a voice within aueFu1He,o; uH,e
What is vanted Ms Hunt ,;i reSpondeda psred
the The Saby Iasn was as there. but Te can't take Ike
It IN % fu rs end Hnnf
the babe which was about months old. home !. m
and n1,rscd 1t. and the following day TOOK II ne
fore Justice Walsh he had no ouEasotG,iaoK leu Knd ID
protector to Justice Loomts In the County couf''
ton '1 of FIN Surscrs1men, Florists, seedmsn: and
kindred viii n ths be cy aed 81 T ehcago 3
eommeasae2 eontinnns three hr " days. Among the OBJ
jects sought by the Association are the & e.
ments and labor~saying devices: the exn1nltlon
and introduction Of new varieties OF frolts;
trees, plants, etc; the cultivation OF p, PERSONA
acquaintance of others engaged In the trade;
the perfection of better methods or culture,
grading, packing, and sale Of stock; to procure
quicker transit, more reasonable ra1es, nna
avoiding needless exposure to nursery Rrodtcts
when in transit: to avoid the evils OF dishonest
tree agents. etc. There will be many otner
discussion and the action OF the Association.
Papers ON horticultural topics. from some o.
the best minds OF the country. are offered Ad-
dresses from gentlemen eminent In h0rtcult1l-
raj science are promised. and the occasion will
be one Of great profit to all participants.
ANGUS LESKLArER while 1T work yesterday
morning about the Illinois Central Railroad Slip,
near the mouth Of the river, discovered the body
to the Morg9e: It B.. had ID .eS;d evidently naS
was badly discolorcd and decomposed:. No
marks of violence could be found upon it. In
the pockets were found knife some
rand; raiidum " books in which were written the
addresses of Louis krerter. No. $40 Race
street, Cincinnntt: Carrie Burns. No. 10
Guriey : street. Charles scbmcbcl, No. ;6l Hal
s,ea oth Of tbs sbsa ety and an sos
Pixies opera-House, Cincinnati: At the
Morgue the body was identified as
thas Of in ts Secnna5a c|91 a6a
i've w weeks We ago. The Coroner corrcspondcd with
a brother of the deceased, William Kreuter, of
No. ASS Main street, and the last telegram was
which will be done to-day. The Jury we're not
able to determine in what manner the deceased
came to his death. hut inclined to the opinion
that 1t wns q case Of suicide. Alr. hre0ter WaS
about n years Of age.
10 THE CITIZENS OF CHICAGO.
All persons having tings, or bunting. or other
decorations left over after the Grant reception
are requested to donate the same for decorating
the hall for the National Convention. The same
may be sent to the Exposition Building. in care
OF Thomas H. keefe, Committee on Decorations,
who will give receipt for the same, or will send
for fhafr, IF address Is left with him,
JAMES r. ROOF, Chairman.
JOHN 3. JEFFERY, Secretary.