Evening journal., 1888-06-04
General News OF the Morning.


The frame house IN which General Grant
was born has been 4 latsd down the river
from Point Pleasant, Ohio, on a raft, and
hauled up to r ce aud Canal streets. Gin
cinnati, whereit is to be placed on exhibition
under O canvas.
At 1880 o'clock yesterday morning the
jury 10 the casa Of Kerr. toe New York
boodler. which had been out einee Thursday
night, announced e disagreement eud were
discharged 1t is understood that the jury
stood eight TO four for conviction. Judge
Patterson fixed Ksrr's bail at SIS 600.
The Cunsrd steamship Etruria. which
left Queenstown for New York at los p.
m oa May q, rived at the bar at 10 As a.
N on Saturday. thus making the voyage
in SIX days. two hours and fifteen minutes
This bests the record OF six days four hour
and AZ minutes made In May, 1887, by the
steamship Umbria.
Mayer Roche, Of Chicsgo, will veto the
ordinance prohibiting the location Of ''auy
moren saloons within 300 feet OF churches
or schools In that city. This is the ordi-
nance passsd b. the aelid saloon vote in
hNthl DA bLt AtA AshcA uJ ohA w.
peracs people. requiring ell" saloons to be
distant at least 200 feet from schools or
churches.
Alice Woodhall. the servant girl who
with her sisters gained such Influence over
old Joha GIL OF New York that they ia
duced him TO turn over 5000. 600 in real
estate aud cash to them, was a passenger
on hoard the steamer Ohio. which arrived
az that port from Liverpool on Saturday
afternoon. She was 10 chargs Of United
States marshal and was taken from the
vessel to Ladlowstreet jail, whsre she wss
confined that night.
A feeling OF repnlslon swept over the
vast congregation in the First Church Of
the Northern Liberties, Buttonwood street
above 9th, Philadelphia. last evening. when
the pastor, Rev. Madison @. Peters. made
tbe startling statement "A chemical
Analysis has proven beyond shadow OF
doubt that the spittle on a dead mans
mouth and the foam on glass OF beer are
one and the same IL this is not sufficient
TO prevent any one within sounl OF my
voice from drinking another glass OF beer,
then such person ia beyond my ken.n
Unlicensed saloons 10 ell parts of Phils-
delpbia threw their doors vide open yestsr
day aud hung piAcsrds on the outside en-.
nouneing that buttermilk and soft drink.
could be obtained within. Here and there
throughout the town many Of these un-
licensed places held ont the alluriug sign q
/ "Ambrosia. p thRF new and acceptable auh-
stilute for heer The police were s3mewhal
1 nauplusstd on tie aulhrnsia gu sinn Tac
lisute Dnfs viii doubtless AJAX Director
Stuklsy for Instructions With regard Co tae
sale of this beverage tefofe next Sunday.
The "Whiss Caps Of Spencer county,
i Ind have made new movemsnt. They
nava written and poated Ia several places Q
lengthy proclsmRtion. defending theil
iawlsssness on the ground OF Iaxity Of d,
officers IA punishipg crime. and say that
their attention is especially directed sgains
wife. bsatars, io4fsfs. lead women aud thl
men who visit their houses and boys under
IS who rua about at night. The reul srk.
able part OF the manifesto Is q coIamsnc
that the newspapers in the county shal
publish their proclamation under penalty
OF chsstisement OF tie editors for dis
obedieucs. Oae of the pagers has com
piled. There is much interest as 60 wha
will be the result in The case Of ths others
Mias Alice Fisher, head nurse OF the
Philadelphia Hospital, died yesterday Of
nervous prostration. She was forty nine
years old, and although she had been il
this country not more than hve years shi
was widely known and liked. Miss Fishei
wss born in Eaglsnd, and was the eldes
daughter Of the late Rev George Fisher, O
the Royal Euglish Navy. Miss Fishei
brought with her to this country as hes as
sistant Miss Z iith Horner who was a few
months ago married 70 Senator Joseph r
Hawley OF Connecticut. The funeral O
Miss Fisher will take place tomorrow af
ternoon from the hospital Increment vii
be made ia Woodlands Cemetery, neal
Philadelphia.