, 1881-11-20

tl,at had wukeuca many ambitious hopes I'LL
caused so much anxiety and disappointment.
| People thrilled with horror as they read tt
| other night Of the awful accident at tho corns
of South Fifth avenue und Gra1.a street. No,
South Fifth avenue sounds to Chicago ears lik
! a very c.cdltablc locality, whereas it Is u squat
thoroughtare, given over to colored folk
Italians, and the poorer classes generally. tt
building that fell Oh the corner Of Graz,
e;reet and this Ayenue WIS IL lniac-Abi
tenement. and OH the top loor WEI
When tho nretneli and hundreds Of ~ voiuntcel .:1
! had sAkrE seven bodies trotn the ruins. rur.
NAN fully, while walking over the wreck, hear
eur 10 IL section of the wall .hat had tailcn ol
| lilucly in his path and heard l: wunlan crying
II ain alive; helr nut fur Gud's sake."
IN an instant Il force WAS work carefully re
| moving the debris: after nj. awful labor OF thrc
| hours, Aur,nE which ;ue uuh!ts meu encouraged
| the Imprisoned -Toi1ian. they reached the poo
| creature and found II WIS Mrs. HILL The tentn
| hIa tornsctl an arch over her and saved hc
froI death. hlt the tabs. months old. ard tht
| little lay of J, her children. were both dead. j!
veil WIS vet and placed over hcr f:tGe to keep ot
sitting dust. amt Kind a.lds brought sone stil
uan1, and kind Voices l'at}e her be ot 4,'od cheer
! is they worked away with Il will to reseASc tht
{,uDr erusurn nnt stricken creature When al
last they !,orc her tut she begged there snoni<
| he 10 delay III getting tier away from the cr.,w.
! who eagerly pressed to look OIL tne ghasi!5
| spcciAci<.. AT the hospital She has told vi tut
ueath OF bu1h her la hcs uld the serious lnjurt;
| that her husband had suffered The brave hear
+! bore np Ill longer. and Mrs. Mimic Hit diet
during the night 1T Ii: aye OF X; years.
lnHn elegant mansion u1 Washington square
HI cid wollan tool: up the morning papers which
gave full accounts Of ,he catastrophe, and she
.ncca carclcSlr uscr the iist ri Eoor u kt1uw1
wrci:ncs who bad perlshe4 i'll the fallen buildings
her eyes started With borror. wnen she rell
Minnie 'l1!, aged - Frank Hill, aged years,
ha:! Ind in wears oi the beautiful daughter who
ram away with the drug clerk.
That afternoon the wayward child came torne,
and the proud wouaau looke.t for the first time
on TIE poor little grandchildren who had per
ishc9 sn 1uiscrabiy-thc baby Tying lit the art.s
ri its dead mother, and The tiny 10y in Il ca>kct
worn, toll marked, iistfrured face Of the girl
who had lain in her beauty upon her bosom
twenty years before. the grandmother was the
tho funeral said they hoped she would
now nov do so'netntns for Tug father"
wao :f ts',;,s sonsnHtvf Wifi, and fyiGs III tho
il ,ae burglar who carries o1 your watch oa=hs
to lave the key SEM him, ar the dog who gives
@ you ne hsdrophonia deserves =. i siiycr Collar.
stone ft,:ist rs soon as possible
INDIGNATION. AND TEIECLAIIoS By THE
About It month ago an old gentleman was
rompns abou, town to know who the corrc-
spondeut Of TIE CHICAGO Tn1nuSE was who
had published such Il false statement concern
ing his family 1t was copied into some New
York paper, and be Travelled round the several
newspaper Offices to stop the reproduction Of
the ur1;c.e.
The paragraph WIS concerning tho marriage
OF Josaph Yard to Pearl E:yngc in Lot,.'on, En-
gland. Now, had my information from an eye
witness of tae ceremony. and knew whereof
~
wrote Mr.. ards sun is q young und cnllow
youth, mud his parents ivery properly, 10 doubn
took the lad away from his bride 0ild denied tho
The ynunr woman has commenced II
s'1i: for abandonment, anti the irst move Is to
publish her marriage. aud to tltt etl1 III the Sun
81 e. suadiy saa tho Herald Of Tuesday appears
iAEn-Ey1lSGE-on the nth of May last at the
G?r,sh cnrel, T. Ge. IN TIE fiSie; onty u Mil-
sep! waihs Yard 10 FeaP Ess'nsc boih % of lhS; I'll:
The indignant and ridiculous old gentleman
explained the report of this marriage iu THE
rNihC%E: :l- part Of II project to bacSuiui him,
and talicd loudly Of cel|usiun with New York
pne1s n1a, by ,, wn:sh ,noYey WIS often made ny
lMpcrs nearer hane. The family are likely 10
have Il enod many legal complications II con-
tend with during the WINTER brought b.: Mrs.
tt,Sepa inrd to recover her husband: uou if they
would like 10 tack Oil Il libel suit they are on Tho
1irect way to attain one. III the meantime they
y n xery ehcesnl rsann cs the head
shfch is little stale tn be sure, III consequence
i advance Information given tt TIE CHICAGO
fNiHCNE.
TIE THEATRES.
The Cnion Square opened With "DanIcl
aochat" to Il big house. and al. the favori;s
vcrc checred to the roof rs they came on tho ]
Gene. Great preparations arc beng
made for '"Tl1o Lights Of London" There
ras some talk while ago about pro-
ucing " "Divorcons." tut Cazauran was |
rct:ited With saying 'that after futnieatnq it |
nd dcodorixiu5 thu ouenscs jn it IL w:,su't
'orffa the playing The phiiadclt,h;aus are |
head. with rcry little clearing up Il believe
hey turned on j hose on the third nct). Tho
iece Is doug we'll ut the Chestnut Compared
. "Divorcous. Forbidden Fruit" is ii baby,
nd - French Flats" an infant-ln-arus Such IL
attfiug, unblHshlng bit Of Partisan wickeduess
ever occupied the American stage before. and
aosc hroad-briulned old Qua}sers sit up anu
ateh that broad brimlncd performance with
r':td -trln15neh spcctacles Of delight Talk |
bout Chicago! New York is apt to lucate all
ae los-neckel stories and vcrmilion occur
,nces with you, but Philadelphia Just cl1,tche
IL dou@hnut with f]ivo:cous ut I, SINGLE
outld. THO New J or1 managers come home |
Tier seeing It on the iiEhtn!ng express. and tho
nge uf modest establishment Iocsn'. fade IRON /
I their cheek till they eer across the Terry.
PERTAINING TO PATTI.
afternoon last was PATHS second nm |
aarance in New York. 1t was q dismal lay,
1t the Acn'icfny, next door, was packed, while
heggarly 80 sat scattered and cold around the |
e empty hall-for $40 in stcinwuy Hall is u
sndful only:
The Diva was palpably angry. She cast a
ornfui glance over the house, aud il her |
tied career has hitherto rendered hatred.
alice, and all uncharltablcness strangers to
r bosom, she WAS Introduced that afternoon |
the whole party. \ more uumIstakably |
cry woman never saw The ludy will learn
fore this tour is ended that It taif dozen u,,,-
al duuers do not make Il successful coucerr
for America, and that we have
n@ ago got through with such ballads as
ad1uborn Town" aud - Comm Thro the Kyc." !
The Captain OF the ship OIL which Patti ca1ue | :
this cnuntry said he had promcnat1ed the | i
OK and sat with her ut table every tluy of tho c
ssAsc over and never sa,r her face: she wore |
'cil even ut the dinncr~tabe- F.
Cwo young ladies' Ut the Saturday concert rcad ! I
tho procss.ln, = Twenty years aso. ut THRILLER
III. Mile Patti SING for the first time III put- !.
"Nhat NONSENSE exclaimed one OF them: !,
1andna heard her with her first husband stnr !,
tce corohas7on of Queen Victoria" This as :,
!! :non WAS accepted by :he other young woman, y y
u 1ne pair snt quietly tur the rest =
me afternoon aud look her In az s.
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