Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 25, 1874, Page 12

i 13 _TIIE CIICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, JUNE - 25,. 1874, - T T o SPORTING MATTERS. The Whites Again Lald Out by tho Bostons, A Muffn Game Between tho Athe lotios and Mutuals, Miscellaneous Turf Items. BASE BALL. THE REDS AND WHITES. Even the cxcitemont attondsnt upon the Iay- Ing of tho cornor-atono was not gront enough to detract from tho gonoral intoroat folt In the for- tunos of the Whito Btockings, aa thoy wandor Jistlosely through tho Enstorn Statos, conquor- iug ao fnsigniflcant club hero and thoro, and Dolug conquetad by overy one whioh 1t would bo an honor to defoat. As yestordny was tho dny {ixod for thoir firat gamo with the Red Stockings in Boston, tho pluces of publio resort whoro tolograma from tho games abroad ore recolvod were orowded, wiih ongerthrongs, which, notwithstandiug tho intense hoat of tho Aftornoon, romninod stoadfastly ot thioir posts until tho nosvs of tho lnst nning was bullotined, and anothor crushing dofoat was rocorded for tho homo club. ‘Euat & hope, how= . ovor faint it might have boen, was entortained that tho Whitos would win, or at lonst mako s oreditavlo sbowing ln tho gamo, was caslly dis- cerniblo_in tho excoedingly chopfallen expros- sion aud downcast air which ovorybody na- sumed whou thie flual announcement’ was made ‘thiat tho scoro was 10 to 4 in tho Dostous® favor, As tho orowds _sndly soparatad stioh romarks a8 4 That Moyerlo ¢ to blamo again,” or " Porhaps 1ho game wa thrown by eoma of those Philadol- phia fotlows,” or ** I'll bet che umpire wne againay thom,” or *Porhaps Nick Youug can'_mnnage thow,” aud dovons of others of ke echaraoicr, could bo Loard on_overy side. Tho Whites had thoir accuwora sud _upholders, but nolthar patty could account for' tho scoro, or Low thosa five 1uns wore made by the Esut- om lub in tho irst foning, Chicazo would lave boen comparatively satlafiod if "tho score hud baen four or_oven flve to two, for thas would hayo indicatod & romarkably good game in tha fiold ot loast, but, gonorally Bpeaking, somathing wrong occurs when tho desorepancy 18 0 great ayten o Lwo. It maybo thot tho batting of the Tostons was extraordinary, but_oveu 1n that ovent tho pitching ou the Chicago aide must nave boon, in o grest moasuro, dovoid of that skill'necossnry to enable a club o cope witcconsfully with a poworful rival. It is mors Jikioly that e wora wonk at some important point in thio field. Tho Whites were eyidontly baoias at {ho bat, whilo tho Dostons mitst have boon as nimblo as ‘moulteys in the fiold, pectal Dispaten g ke Gnteago Trivuns, jspatch to The Unicago Tridune, Bostow, Jung ZieThe. fourih gamo of the obampionship serios botwoou tho Wiita and Red Stocaings was piayed in_tis city to-dny, and was witniossed by aoout 1,500 rorsons, The game oponed u favor of the Rodia tho flrstinuings,and thioy retaiucd the lead to the close. Tho felding of the Buston Club was far bolow that of thoir gupouonts, but thoir baltiug wae ‘vary howvy. With tho exception of Gloun and Outhbert, tie Whito Stockiugs failed to bit Spalding with' any offcot, and thoroby lost & gamo which could just as woll havo boon won ag not by threo or four goud hits at critical stagox. Tuo samo clubs play agaln on Fridny and Bat- arday, when bettor-contestod pected. Tuo umpiring of Mc. McLoan, of Phil- ‘adolphin, gave guneral sabisfaction. THE BCUBE. Doszons. |k} b|4|Z]| omosgos. |x|E 4 Tarnas, rEEIER Watto,' o o1l al 310 Spaiding, B0 HEREE MoVon r. 1.1 of at 1fal ¥ Lynuard, o ofwl oy 1 GFikaur ek . Wil R N, 10 HE B Hobator, 5. HHEEL il7 ] 0-10 i} 0 53707 Chicaeo, o s 81 Chicio, 8. of Biitladolphta, LAWYENS AT THE 3AT. o followlng unique snuouncoment of A base- el match suilcioutly explaing itselt without fusthor iutraduotion : WULTXA DUCES TEOUM—DABE-DATL COURT. BIATE OF ILLINOLS, ) to0f e Sl o Mlnae (6 oot e e s ofs to ——, Gireeiiny : O AR D oY, ek, il Dwdticus and ox- cuses beluge lufd neide, you and esch of you attend Taforu the D of the Jaso-Ball Court of Caok County, on_tho 23th day of June, A. D. 1874, st oalf-past'4 o'clack fu_the afternoon, ot tho Twenty-third Strest Biee-Ball Grounds, in said Coox County, to wituess n ‘certatn gapio now pending sud_undetérmined in suld Court, whorein THE PEITIFOGGERS are Plaintinn and THE SHYSTERS sre Defendants on the part of tho suid Contestauts, and thnt you ulso diligendy and carefully scarch for, exumine, and inquire afier and ‘brivg with you, and produce afavennid, corain Ladies, to s selacted by own difcrerion, tgetner’ with all parsrols Sliaviin relating to tho said Ladics, aad all o1 pliornulia. whateocver, hat €an’ o mo; ‘comfort ur pleasure in soid matier; anc $oattend and do as above direated, You will e deomed guilty of a contempt of a1id Court'snd Ludies, aud ifa Dlo o puy all linll llnd dumaoges sustained thereby to tuo party agarieved. Wirkess, WILLTAM 7, BERRICK AND HORACE LUNT, Scorers of our sufd Court, and the Seal thereof, at the City of Chicago, in said County, on this 24th day etduae, & Du {iteran 5. nERRICE, HOBAGE LUNT, *f Saoness, The rovereo side of the subposaa sata forth thio numes of the compoting mnes as followa: “ Dattiloggers"—Perry Trambull, 1, T. Rogors, B, M. Wiian, Chiarlca H, Lawrento, Walter Lucs nod, Semuol Applaton, Edwin Brainard, Ingwell Glefon, Williun B, Brackett, * Shysters "— Horry ‘8. Puyeon, Charlos B, Koolor, George Tars, Noble Sudab, Charios W, Constantine, F. €. Huie, E. 8. Chesbrough, Jr.. Ed. O, Browa, T, Noves, JUE R YORK NERALD ON THE WIITEA, In tho oarly pact of the season, when the Now York Zerald aualvzod tho rocords of tha players fo:miug tho professional clubs of tho countiy, 10 did mot hesatate to acoord tho Chicago Club & place in the front rank. Bevoral of the mombors af that Cinb Led fust emorged trom o year of almost unparnl cled auccoss, baviog, uuder the pumo of Philadelpluns, sooured ~ the sccond ouition in th strugglo for tho champlonslip. Fi1673, tho Now York and Brooklyn olibs stood o ehow whatover with tho Philadolphias, and, whila it was a soro admission for tho Herald to Iako that the piayors, under thoir new namo of Whito Stookings, woro_tho oquals, if not the auprriors, of any tn_the country, it was forcod by tho record and by fenrof future defeat to asknowlodge tho fact, Now that tho club has proven unsuccoustul, the Zerald, instead of ac- Tnowledgin ita own' blunder, or peverely criti- cizing tho Wnitos for thoir futluo to play & re- &ncotable gamo, 8poulis in the following strain : Yoot fall the grest American publio was startied from_ceutre to circumference Ly the nni cement thut Ohicago would this spring put » nine of Laso-ball uts fu tue field whove liglitest frown would Le suf- L to d:moralize every Eastern club that might ‘b terority o ciapiito a game Witn them, T ged ut immones salaries, some of i Wtuntal wrs o {1lein getting 38 Lig as §2,200 per annum, while noth- Sugg lesn thsn $1,500 wan couvidered wuticlout for even tte right fAclder and e lalfedozen subatitutes who ‘walt atiously for sume one of thie regular niue to get & Tand, uym or leg knooked off by & _wanderlug ball fiat Tady muy hevo un opportusity of shiowin what cort of stull thuy aro made of, Eluborate uniforms Swere ordured of tha most_fesnlonable faflor {n Chi~ cayo, elegant Rusala calfskiu_shoen, rowed with nico Seliovw (read, nud adorned with funcy colored & Zels, wero mids to order at & fancy price, and & Wiidlo srmful of real nico bats wero purchased &nd pu 10 5 love uf & bg, upou which wiu_fureribed i fu [uemes gold Teltera, * Obicngo U, B, O Buuimors, Ginoikugo prpers dwoiad it cofimme 1o tia wwgcupbics of tho U ghants, and fuformed thelr de- Tighted readers that the Exst was trempling with fosr b tho threatencd approzch of the tarible fellows, As 000 o warm weatlier caine on, the niue wore ordered on the flold evory morning'at 18 minutes past £elock, und required to bat, throw, and catch the Lol 41’ minutes past 3 {n the aflerioon, when Hhioy srould a ilowed wix miuutex for refre-liments, wiiieh waually conisted of custard pia and lomouado, 20 minutes paet 3 all bands, dncludin rer, wero compollei Lo eritar o gyimuiun un g il ciubs of prodiglons sizo, put up Ponderaus dumbsbells and plny draw-pokér i Folock und 17 injuttee, when o muppor of pretaly S0 soitzer-water wi s furnfshod, ~ BIhs minutes wera Alawod for tho dispositfon of this meal, sud at 6:28 th W tantn " wera ull put in thelr tto bidn, Drat Lavi exld tue Clulra regnlutivn, prayer, beglnufug, Now Tay o down Lo sieop” ‘Trcs Wacks of Usla sort of {riiniug sorved to pt thonine aud the scoror fn elo- jn cotition, alttougl 1t was tionyiat by some it £ third bisinau, Dleyerio, wau a ¥itis oo butbons Dojow the widat, Tho Ghib tirat mudo A trip ta Bt, Lin, whero uro’ several good amutenr nine, and, uls Thtough they murrowly wacaped defent nt tbe hauds of W 'con, 18 of Juudor cluby the Chicago yupers nevor onco Jost ‘heset, hut cantibiued to fulmluate cotumn aftor column whout th *glunte? Tuen the nive Btiriod Enst, Dirst thoy atrick Pbiinidelphiu, whore Iy 0 tiolr surprise thiat the poopls At thiolr appronch, ‘Tuelr frat gaiio Phitgdelpbis Olub, und the result for Culcago, Agaln thoy tried was with 1 s b st the Quakers and this time came oul with G mius, but the othor skio had scored 18, ‘They now concluded that Ph“ltlnr}phh was & bo- Dightod place, but wero ositive that New York would e found quaking with foar and ready to give them moment they ehould put in an appear- They caine to New York and lst Thursday tnekied the Mutuinle, whom they found ratbier pale, b, neverthelesn, doterisined to do tho beat they could, The result of thut game Ia fresh fu the minds of every. ed 88 o 1 18 not likely to be foon forgotten, partlonlariy tha Now Yorkers mails 87 base hits, while the “glants” ecored but 2. Yesterday they 1hought they wonld amuse themaelves fora couplo of Tioura with the Atlsntica, They did 0, and tholr ef- forta furnished nuch amunement, ATHLETICS V8, JUTUALS, Speetal Diepaten to The Chicano Tridune, DPinuapcuenta, P, Juno -21.—Ono of the woret oxhibitions of baso-ball wiincesad In Phil- delphia this soason taok placo this aftornoon bo- fweon the Atblotic sud Mutunl Clubs. Tho Ath- letios won, ot so much by good play, as by per- feot muMiniem on the patt of the Now Yorkore ‘Pliat tho Iatter did not do ns woll an they can, o ono,at all aanuaintad ity tho cenabiities of thoir plavora will doubl, Not ono of them play- ¢d up to tho mark. To-morrow's ply with the Thilsdelphin Club ~will provo this, Ono hour boforo tho gamo - commoncd, tho pools sold 100 © to 80 in 'favor of tho Athletics. Dofore tho gamo was called the odds wore 100 to 26, It {8 not neccssary to say of tho playing of tho Athlotics that they did fair- 1y, both at the bat and in the fleld, but they are crodited with no losa than ton errors.. Tho Mue tunla changod tha positions of their fioldors soy- oral times during the gamo. Iu tho fifth juning Alllsoy and _Higham olisnged places. In tha sixth Hatflold and Burdock, and in tho oighth, Ifatfleld and Matthowa, This was Lhe sixth game this soneon botween thero clabs, four of whioh Diave boon mon by the Atulatics, THE BONE RIUE P Ej|_ MUTUALS, R 15,7 FIFERTTT CEH 8 3ial o Aiflson o it ) 3f3 8 SRR e E e 1 311 ojfainithom 1| aifa 31 Gifhathery of sl 2 3l 4] 2 3iinolaom, o 43 3 of if olliurdoak, 3%:+%) of of 8f 3 3l gl 3 aldo il 3133 i 1o 1 sl 5131 ol & il 313118 IERRRR R = “Mutuals, 1. an Ty ciromaec hiolies 1 Mutisin, 7. Sl L e I e Two hoies and tianty I I diul THB TURF. 'EAST BAGINAY NACES, Special Dispateh to T'he Chicado I'ribune, Easr SaarNaw, Mich., June 93.—Tho socond sonual meoting of tho East Snginaw Driving- Park Associatlon oponed to-day most auspioiou: 1y, Tlo woather was fine, tho sttondanco good, and thoro was present one of tho fluost flolds of Liorscs ovor assomblod iv Lo Stato. Tho total premiums amount to $16,000. To-day’s ruocs ombraced throo. In the firat, tho 2:41, there wera oloven entrios and eight startors,—Luther, Ploket, and Lady Emma bolng drawn,' Tho raco was won by Mambrinv Star, the favorito, in throe stralght Lonts. * Mambrino Bta ndall,. Dismond, Lady Hayea. Toseur BUMMART, ool Basassan someeaien 3 i 2 8 5 4 (] Tlio 2:26 rnce was also won by the favorite, and, notwitstanding thero woro fast horson it the race, tho slowest timu of the day was niado, Mollio Morris, vho took two heots, broke badly on the fourth, and was dretanced. fivo entrics aud four aturters. Fred Hooper,... )(ll:ll'o Morrls Thore wore “Times 3 15 . Wostorn Bov burr, . bloot-vessol on tito flrst heat, it is said, aadl ded proluscly at tho mouth. Tlio roninz race, milo heatw, wns the most excitiog of the sy, Thero we's oight enties and five startors, wi it the chostput filly ae tho fovonte, he fivat lieat was won by silly, and tho seaond by Buml. Iron, whou. scoording to tho rules, tho horw - whic Lind 50t woh & fiont woro sout {o tho ate o, LA, Onestnut flly., visgass 1091 Dilak Iron 513 Western 8 33 Protection 3 4 Victorin Y TACES AT LAFORT Special Disvuteh to The 1o Tribun. Lavonte, Ind., Juno 23.—The summer rases of the Lanorte conrzo oponed to-day wha & fa- vorable outlook, 'I'ho ciasses aro all full, and tho field of borses comprlsos somo_of . tho’ bost atockm tho West. T'ho programmo oponed with a 3-minato Taco for o putse of $300, won by thoroan gelding, Prince, of Charlaston, Ili Timo—2:a0 5 2:40'; and 2:403¢. 1Threa heats wera trotted in thie 2:43 race, for & purse of $100, when night compellod & postponoment, An exouug timo will be ha.l to-morrow and tho attendance will be large, Thoraces continue for four days, TIE NACES AT EAST BAGINAW. Spectal Dupateh to 2'he Uhicauvo Tribune, East 8a01vaw, Mich., Juno 24.—The attend- arice at tho socutid day Of the mesting was much Inrger than yestorday,fully 4,000 puople_beins in attendance. T'he weather was besuciful and the track in splendid condition, In tho three-minute race, the first on tho pro- gramme, for & purse of £2,000, there were tif- teon ontrics and a field of ten started. Frauk J, was the favorite, with Kitty Wells second in thie pools, but, contrary to all expectation, the race wag won by C. B, Myors' Fox, Frauk J. tak- ing one bieat. SUMMARY. Littlo Juko . Cottags Girl FoXoovsas o Judgo Giidu Tintorl. Blity Lai Cluarie © wa im0 } The secoud race, the 204, was quite an excit- ing one. Among the Lest’ wara Capitola aud Belle Catakill, thio favorite outting but » poor Higuro. swannny, Exorano Erara vooraa [P Bello won tho firat money, Capitola second, Young Wilkes third, snd Catskill fourth, Total ' promiume, $1,600. Thoe loosl raco, in which thare wero four eatrics, Was won by Bertha in threo straight hosts in 2:8, 2:39%, aud 2:37; Mollio Mack taking sccond monoy. TILE COLD SPIING RACES Special Digpateh to 1'he Chicano Lrfoune, MinwAUKEE, June 24.—At the Cold Spiing races to-day L. Douglas and_G. Adams, who ou- terod sud drovo Jolin Hell and Gold Dust respoct- ively, woro ordored to_get down and allow otlior drivers to take their rlacas, thoy ovidently ncting In coliusion not to st thelr record by taking hoats which thoy wero quite nbla to tako. There- upou the two drovo off the courss, amid jecrs, sud the judgen thereupon ruled them distauced and out of tho mooting. Tho threa-minute race was as follows L. Dauglas enters John Hall G Adums enters Maggie G, 2, D.R enters #, m, Chi ¥, Biooks entera Hirtford Ml 4 Tame of Winner~2:60) ¥ Bddig, Tho 1oxilt of tho goutlomaw's roadstors trob s s follows s Joe Neubauer eutors Qharl 1931 Hawley Cole euters Lu Loda., 2 32 12 George Webbor outera Harry Bckioy. a M 0. . R Poda U 157, Y § 2. The two-mile runniug dash was won by Kitly Btuoey in 3:333¢, the first mile Lelng run iu 1:45. CalifGruia Boy ahd Repeater wero distanced., RACE AT LAVOLTE, IND, Special Inapaten to I'he Chicago Tribune. Larolire, Tnd,, June 24.—At the raco Liors to- oy for liotses tiiat bind never- beaton 260, there Fol- wore fourtcen eutrios and kovon startors, lowing 14 tho BUNNATY 11 et 48 Sennfe Suitoy W33 Tom Drown, 16 s, Weat Lilerl; 26 dlin, LustwloBil, 7 diy TUE ZNGLISIL WACES. Loxnoy, Jung 24,—TFhe summer mooting at Newonstle-upon-Lyne commencod — vestorday. The Northumburlivd plate was run for to-dny and won by Lilly Aguos, Louixo second; Owne ton thhd, Twelvo starters, Tho lust becting was 7 to 4 ogmmst Lilly Aghos, G to 1 agamst Louiao, and 20°to 1 aguivet Owaton, pein debendi b AQUATIC, BUELL BAGE LOSTVONED. anitty N. Y., June 24,—Tho sbell race betweou Holiarff and TenBycl, snnonncod to tuke place this afternoon was postponed uutil 7180 La-al:non ‘moming, in ooowequence of rough mator, CRIME. Murderous Encounters in Kentuoky and Louisiana, Minor Criminal Record. Fenrful Combat with Knives Between New Orlenus Negroes — An Officer Drops Dend while Running to the Scone of Conflicts From the New Oleana Plcayune, Thoro ocaurred sbout 6 o'clock Inst ovening & difliculty on Dryades streot, noar Dalord, among n mob of colorad pooplo, 1n'which one man Lns alroady lost, and threo more will probably loss, thoir livas, A colored womsn nnmod Emily Hamilton, aling Porry, rosidod In a sortof hovel on Drya dos atreet, noar Dolord, which was divided lito tonomont-hotiao, Iu the back portion of whicl rasidod anothor eulorca woman, namod Lucy “Phomns, nlias Johnson, A colorad_mau named Jolin Pérry wa the husband of Emily Pérry, ‘ho lived In the front room, aud ho coming n about, 4)¢ o'olock lnst evoiing, foud hia wite and & colofod man named Sandy ‘Thomas, tho son of tho woman who lived in'tho roar, playiug cards. This ho immodistely told his wife was ngsinst tho rulos he Liad extablishod for tho bottor gnldance of his fsmily relations, snd tho couple atopped playing, Bandy going into the roar room whora Lis moylior 1en.dod, and layhug down-on the hod, Whils thero, convorsing with hin motlior, Lo hesrd John Parry Leadug his wife, and got up snyingr: “ 1 wontor what' thnt fusa'is abaut,” at tho kame timd going out into tho_alloy toward ‘tho frout of the house, his ‘motler stdosvaring to disntiado Lum from golng. Walking iato the ailos, e, missad Patey, wio almost nf the samo ipataut ontored the room bo bind just lefr, and nsked whoro Saudy was, His mother said ho wab out in tho yard, and ho_thorefore immodiatoly followad, and selng thoro n young mou named Henty Wright, also colored, who was gotting & drink ot tho clu- torn, thought Lo was Sandy, aud, ralsing a war whobp, rushod st the unuspocting Wrigity who was stooping st tho timo, sud_stavbe bim twico in tho back, Wright Immodiately falling, and_shouting, * I'm stabbod, I'm stab- bed."" Sandy, who woa atandiug ab'the lloy- door by this timo, soojug that Porry meait blood, drew out his knifo, aod callod out to Poiry 1o tacklo bim, saylug: *I'm the man: 'm thio man; como his me, and dou ¢ go round boating women.” Perry, sccopting thla .do- fianco, rushod forward, aad the two men mot balf-way, whon a desperato and bldody buttlo with knives ouguod. Both wota noted deapera- dous, having boon engagod in mauy an aflray, and ihoir ovly offort apponre 1o avo begn (o doal ay many blows as possible, without think- ing of dofenso. Sandy, it appears, got n f cut, ils knifo sovoring' three fingers of Perr right band, which fall powerloas by his_ sido, Ho, howovor, quick as & flash, changed lis lnifo into Wi loft hand, and'doslt with ita blow at Bandy which took that individual in tho forobond, ovor tho eyo, tho latter at the same timo runing bis Wonpon up to tho hilt in Porry's sbiomon. Thoy - thon alinobed, Paccy rocoiving throo torriblo gaslies i the Jeft ‘arm, and Snndy ono 1a the loft shoaldor and aun, which sovored sn arlery and cunsed_ tho blood to spmt all over the yard. In an lnstant, weskened from tho loss of blood, ho foll, aud Perry rushed at him thiough tho wound 1 the abidomon slso_cauo: Dim to stumble, and falling on the pavoment. within o fow fect from Bandv, lay s stuuned, Tlien Bundycravlod up with what faeblo strength waa left, doait Periy thro wouzds in tho buok venr slio apin, frum tho Iast of which ho could uot. oxtricato Il knite, T the meantimo neilhor Lucy Johnson, alins Thomag, nor Lwily Hawilton, allns Perry, bad Deen idle, thoy uizing sticks snd iciking the two fighting mon over the head, inflicting se- voue if 10t nls0 dangerous woands, Perry's koalp wna alinort torn off over hia loft_towple from & club in tho band of Sandy’s wother, and Sandy roceived n gash_over the_sight oyo, ' from which tho Llood flosed freoly. Pouding ail this, Honry Wright, who Lud been min:aken for Handv Jobri- son, aod lind tocoived a dangerous stab in the bask, hd_revived sudiciontly” to rush from tho +cens of blood and shout for tha polico, nono of \.hiom wore in the Immediate vicwiteat'thetime. wincor k. Keating, No. 88, of tho Firat Pre- cinat, howavor, who happened to ba on Rampatt strock noar Julls, howting of the distucoance, ro- prited to the spot with all spood, bus whilo near- 1rg tho cower stopped tuddonty, pat up lus haud to his hoad aud roljod over on the bun- quotto, and befuro assiatanco could bo sum- moned was dend. . Other policamen, having by this timo heard of the row, tushod in hud scvured all patties, cons voying thom t0 the station, whero tho wounded mon wore attended by Dr. Ames oad rent to the Churity Hospital for nursiog, though it is bardly supposed cither Perry or Swndy Thomas will survive, onch ono baviog ab lcast ten cuts, sev- exal of which in both cases ara thought to ba mortal. Thoy me, however, both dosperadoca of tho worst sort, and uo grént rogret is expross- ed ac their condition. Lucy Jobneon was locked up at the First Pres oluct, Enmily Hamilton making her escape, Wright, who was evidently a victim uuknown to all pinrtics. was alno astonded by Doctor Ames, his wounds coneidered dangorons and he do- wsinod for safe keopiug. 'lho body of Officor Koating was,immediately after bis death, brought Dy bus fellow oflicors to tho stntion, Whoro au inquest and post mortem was held by Doctors Folwell aud Amen, and a verdice rendered of death from henrt disease, brought on by sudden excitement aud exertion, A Convict Murders n Icepers Syectal Dispateh ta s Chicato Tribune, Laxcasten, O., June 24.—George Blackburn, an old_ Penitontiary bitd, was arrested in Dros- den this moming, and locked up, On some pre- tenso or othor ho indnced tho Town Marshal to enter bia cell, and, drawing a rovolver, shot him twloo, kil bifa Instaatly. Dlackbuin ot~ caped, Murder in St. Louis, 87, Louis, June 24.—VWillism Myers, deck- Dand o tho steamer St Genevieve, lying at the loveo, hind an sltercation with Pat Donnelly and Jobn Hawkina, cooks on the boat, this after- noon, during' which Hawkine nocked bim down, and Donnelly stabbed him turee times in the side with s butcher-kuife, inflicting woupds from which he died to-night. Hawkios was sr- rostod. Donuelly is at larga, "MORTUARY. Icuolutions of the Honrd of Trustoes ot Kuox Collcge on the Denth of thio fkov. K. Ne Cnnuce. Speciat Dupatch to The Chicage Tribune, Garzsnuna, 1., June 24,—The following res- olutions wore passod at to-day's meoting of the Boavd of Trastaos of Knox College : o Board of Trustees of Kuox Colloge having been Intormed that the Ite, I, N, Candes, D. D., & momber of this body, whils on iis way o atlend the meeting, had been taken fll at Yeoris, and in sbout seventy- two bours therealer lind dopiried this life,it {4 hoteoy “Rescived, ‘That {Lin Bourd hero make recurd of tholr worrow under thinaflictive dispensation of Providence, which hag s0 suddenly removed {rom tneir numbet ne who b for may years been noted for k(s regular nd punctusl altendance ugon the mestings of i ‘Board, und for Lfs cordiul and carnest devolion to ths intereata of tus fnstitution, tetolued, That this Doard cherish the momory of Dr. Cunde nn of gentui and novle tralts of char- an a Ohiristisn_of pure, lofty, and cheerful and as o theologian of Hiberal culture, whuse tions in tho Gospel were ably, carucet, and edy Tlnk copy of this minule Lo forwarded ta the widow of the family of the Tev, Dr, Candeo, with thio assursuce of the Doard's sincere sympathy i1 thelr bereavemont, THOROUGHBREDS, 8nlo of Aloxander’s Stoclt, noar Loxe ington, Ky. Lexiyoroy, Ky., June 24.—Alexander's sale of thoronghbreds and trotting colts, came off to- day at his farm, uosr Spring Station, ‘There was a Iargo attndaiice of Luyers from ail partaof the counly, principally from New York City, Col. MoDuniel gatting tho st animais sold, A full brothor of "Harry Bawsott sold av §4,700, Thors wore fifty toranghbrod yoarlings sold at au syar- agoof 3524, The trotiors brought about §400 ayerage, 'The total salos amounted to £40,000. Thero will ba salos of thoroughbreds every day Lhis weok, R LOCAL ITEMS. After tho fostlvities of laying tho dorner-stone wers over, the liyler Colfax Cornet band, of South Toud, repairad to the sidewaik in front of Tk Fununy ofice, and sorenudod the mstitu- tion to the extout of two tunoe, aftor which thoy paid a similar compiiment to the Journal oftice. o alavim of fire from Lox 78 at 1134 o'olook yoslorny foronoon was oeusod by & blaziug hinuoy, “ho influx of thiovos was net as great yestor- doy us auticipaiad, and thero wan rowmarkable dourth of pooket-picking and highway-robbery ocourrencos. Up to midnight 10 reports of robborios bad beon made at the prinaipal polico stations, nor hinsd auy hioon benrd of at othor wourcon of news Roversl thievos of the # nohneld " order were run o esrly In the day to provont thefis, Navor in the history of colebrations was & city so free fiom orima an Chicago_yesterdsy. A young woman suffering from hoart dlsoase, ‘was inkon out of the low dive In_ tho basomont, on tlio nothwest corner of Olark and blonros ntroots, Iast night, and takon to hor home in » carrlago, Tho grent quantition of beer end Ilquor con- oumod yastoidns wero oxemplited in ts Iarge ‘numbor of drunks visiblo on the prinoipal thor- oughfares last night. No serious distorbances occurred, and an oxtraordinarily smafl llst of ar- rests were noted up to 1 o'clock this morning. “The United States Cavalty Depot Dsnd, (rom Bt, Louis, gave screnados At the Sherman, Palmor, and Grand Facifla Hotaln, aud also Vinitod tho sesidencen of & number of prominent fontlemon, last night, aud discoursed soms fino muslo. Thev leava for homo this evening, iu company wika the 8t. Louls Commanderios. THE INDIANS. The Storles of Outrnges in Jnnsna not Creditad, Bpeetal Dispalch Lo T'he Chicado Tribuns, Lzaveswontit, Kan., Juno 24.—Gov. Osborne has Lolographed ta the Dopartmont headquarters that the Indiuns are butchering sottlers an Med- icine Lodge Creok, in Barbour County, Kansns, but Goun, Pope has no oficial knowledge of any trouble in that ropion, Moreover, he belisven that the rumors of Indian maseacros are spread abroad by designing white men who expect to reooive Bpringfield rifies and ammunition at the expenss of tho Biate to outfit thomsclves for Buffalo huntiog. Gon. Hunt bas just orderod two companics of cavalry, ono from Fort Dodge and one from Fort H:{l to mnke n acout slong Modiclno Lodge and disporse Indias found away from the resorvations, Tho troops will rench the scono of tho ronorted massacro to-morrow, Gov, Osborns has sent ail the srma and ammunition in his posscssion to the frontier soutlors in Barbour County, who are fleelug from tueir houses at tho sacrifice of their crops ; yob thoro scoms to beno well-founded reason for the stampedo, - The commauding officer of Foit Dodge says mo traco of Indians was found on Mulberry Creok, whoro Warron was murdered. Everything gaes to shov that thioves, disgulsod s Indinns, are committing the doprodations. —_———— LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. Suits in the Vuited Stntes Court at Springficid, U1, Svectal Dispateh to Tha Chicago Tribune, Brmixarieny, I, Juno 24.—in tho Unlted Btatou Court to-dsy, the srgumout In r2lation to tho appointmout of n Rocoiver for tho Cairo & Vinceunes Railroad an conaluded, aud tha caso takon unuor advisomont. Judgo Drummond snnouncod the declslon of the Qourt {n the case of Kennlcatt va. Wayna County. Thin was & uit to compol tho payment af cortala bonds waned by tha Mount Vornon Railroad Compauy, Thoxo bonds woro securod Dy » mortgage on 100,000 acros of land belonging 0 Wayne County, sud it sppoars that this morte goge was given to induco the Company to build It Tond through that county, ThoCompany failed to build tho road, snd theland was aftorward sold tomavy purchasera, who Dow roido Tpon it. “Tha holdora of tho bonds now sook to euforco tho mortgogo, which ia resintod on thie grourd that tho Eouds wore sold without any valusbio considoration, and that tho galo yras by unauthor- izod porties, Tho declsion of the Court is for tho bopdholders, who aro the plaintys. Tt ds- alaros the sale and considoration to bo valid, A doares i to 19816 to soll the land, by the Mastor of the Gourt, in lots not to excoed 160 soien, and subjot to rodemption. The salo Ia to talie Qlacoafior dus notlco st tho county.sont of Wavno County. Alesers. Scates and Goodwin, of Gliloago, MoGlornaud, Broadwell & Koss, of tus city, sud Gen. Crook, of New York, represented tha plsiotiffa; Meskrs, Crawford, of Chicsgo, the Hon. A, L. Knapp, of Springfiold, Baviess . Hanns, of Wayne, sud Tomkins, of Chnmpaigy, sppeardd for the dofondaots. The argument on_the railrond-tax-injunction anss waa bogun to-day, and will bo continuod ta-morror, THE NORTHWESTERN STATES. Nows Xtoms Telegraphed to The Chie cago Lribune, TLLINoIS. On Tussdsy afternoon & ton of Jobn Shorts, 8 yoars old, liviug at Line No. 2, throe and & balf miles 'north of DuQuoin, was fatally fn ijnrad by tho explosion of & cosl-oil cau. He Lad jcon sant to kinalo tho firs, and, upon hearing thio explosion, his patonts rushed luto the roow to find bim onvolopod in flamas. He expired ot 13 olclock the same night. —Lngt evoniug a brilisnt wodding ecourrodin Rockford, tho haopy pair boiag Dr, Honry Tishor, of 6t. Louis, and Bliss A, Hottense Ellis, 'of that alty, 'Nearly 500 guests wors prosont. —Nicholas McCormick, & mérriad man about thirty, was tried in the Justice's Court at Streat- or youtorday for tapa pon Alice Gort et wnsll dolicate chila of 10 yoars. Tho offouso wa committed about four weeks ago, under circum- ntances most sggravating and rovolung. The truthfulocen and modasty of the otild, duriny her Tigid examination of thres hours, came ou in strikiog coutrast with the hard faco and un- blushing offcontery of the prisoncr, He wts ‘bound over to the Circuit Court 1n bail of &2,000. —DBird Jones and Jobn T. Jonas, of Jolnson, Cumberland County, wers afraignod bofore {he Ton, L. B. Adsm, United Btates Commissionor in _B8pringfleld, charged with counterfoiting sickels. oy woro oledsed on giving bal 1a 31,000, Appilcation has boon made to the Bocrotary of Blate for a license to organizo the Root & Sons Musio Comnauy, of Chicago, capital stock, 60, 000, and for a final certiicats of the Brown Bros. Manufacturing Company, also of Chicago, capita), 816,000, A cortificat wan filod of tho organization of the Woman's Educational-Ald Astocintion, of Chicago, a berovolent socioty without caital stook. ~Alout the usual breadth of wheat was sovn thib yoar in tho viclolty of Farrfield. The crop iy now belog harvested, and is yielding bottor thian for sevorsl yoars. A much largor smount of oats wore sown this year than last, sud the yieid in botter, but not above an averago, The corn-olop_is suffering {rom chiuch-bigs and drought, but promisos fair. Grass looks well, and will'probably bo an avorage ylold, There ix Jonty of fruit of ll kinds, snd chorries and Iackberrios are coming into market. WISCONBIN. Yentordsy morning st wu estly iour the ipean diary matoh was applled to o building on ‘Third strent, La_Crosse, ocoupied a8 & butoher-shop, ‘'he Firo Dapartment was Fromptly at work and provonted the sproad of the flames. Loss, 1,000; no fusurauco. 0. B. Salmon, Esg., Secrotary and Treasurer of the Eclipse Wind Miil Company, was married in Deloit yestewday evoning, to Miss Addle, danghtor of A« B. Carpentor, £eq, Tho medding took place at the clagaut residence of the bride's father, the Rev. G. Bushoell porforming the coremony. The grounds wora beautifully lighted up, nud Bross’ band furnished music. Mies Bavory, of Pluladelphia, and Miss Coruie Carponter, fster of the bride, wara bridosmaids ; 0, D. Knowlion, of Freoport, and Robert Van Wyok, of Chicago, groomémon. Numerous friends from abroad ‘were proeont, and the wod- ding gifts wore many and valuable. BICHIGAN. A myatorloun attompt st assassination of & wrell-kiiown oitizon tvok place at Hillwdale on Tuesdsy night, Mr. J, 8. Jolls, nhile walking home past the Presbytorinn Cliurch, was fire pon by some uninown persons werd concesod: “Lho ball grazod Mr, Jolly lead, stunning him soumewhat, No clew to the would-be murders bias beon obtaiuod, ~Corraspondence from Hantings, Barry Coun- ty. rolatos « fatal socident to s likcle ¢hild of Robort Mitchell, The mothier was washing, aud i lofc o pal of hot water atting ou e aor into whioh the cvild, moving backwards, sk scalding it tersibly. It lingered two or three days before death ralieved it of its eufferiugs, —1t it now estimated that tho wool arop of this Btate is about 6,000,000 pounds, two-thirds of which amount bis airondy beon markoted, Prioes range fiom 40 (o 47 cents, In Kent County, the roop will aggreka 6 200,000 pounds, ~ Last yoar the clip of the Btate was 7,000,000 pounds. About 1,010 pounds wera pusohased in Grand TRaplas yosterday. MINNESOTA, On Monday afternuon, at Minnoapolls, 2- yoor old child of Bir. Drvloy went out-doors, saying * good-bye, Memus,” and moon after found drowned in & tub of wator, into whioh she Dad fallen, —Reliabls reports to-Iay say there are no grass-hoppors ot slong the line of the Sloux City road boyond Worthington, aither in Minne- soth or lowa, aud the Wheat-crops ara looking woll. At Mouutain Lnko, enst from Worthing- ton, tho hoppers contmue'to do damago, but aro apparently diminishing in numbor, oitto, The Heoratary of the Btato Grange, D, M, Stowart, roports about ulnety pow orjouiza sions oach month, ‘lhiore aro over Y00 Grangos now fn tho Btato, —1lio Rov, Edward Everott Hale, of Boston, wan yeutarday eleoted Prasident of the Doard of ‘Trustoes 0f ‘Antlooh College, aud ex+Gov, J. Dy Cox wan invited to become Prosident of the Xu~ stitution, —The Crusaders Liave abandoned atreet work 1n Xonis. ENDIANA. Tenjamin Willle, 3 wagoner, attempted to aross the rallrond track m (ront of an approach ing train, néar Inwood yesterday, and wa struok by the locomotiva, Both horsen were inatautly Xilled, and Willio fatally injured, —A'company was formed yeatcrday to bulld a graln elovator in Evanaville, betwoen tho river &nd the 8t. Louls Railroad 'track, All the rail roads entaring the city aro interestod, Tho clovator will be on the Chaso plan, and will bo the firat over bullt there, —A Iittle boy, aged about 10, named Oliyor Tiaby, was dromncd t Iom Clty antarday., Iie waa Dathing with otlior boys and got beyond his doptly, and sauk bofore aswiatanco reachod bim, o AMUSEMENTS. nooLEY's, Mondny night Mr. Daly brought out st Hooloy's Theatra W. B. Gilbort's Inst great suc- cusy, ** Charity,” which made hit in New Yorl and had long run at bis Fifua Avenuo Thoatro. It was tho moat succonsful pieco of tho soason, and su such was recorved for tho third week of Dis stay in tho oity. Tho lutolerably Lot woatber of the past wook has militated against the pros- pority of tho place in Obicago, but with cooler weather tho drama will without doubt attract crowdod Louses for the remaindor of tho weok. In ordor to givo an intelligible skelch of the plot, wo must anticipato tho rine of the ourtain, and’ somo of the dovelopments of tho story. Alrs. Vanbrugh, the Yieroine, has in early lito boon in all, ' oxcopt name, the wito of Capl. Vandrugh, who does not appoar. Heing donorted by Lior_lover, sho ia loft with ono dauglitor, Zte. Whon tho play opons slio is Jiviug in retiremont in England with Lor daugh- ter, who iy ougaged to Fred Smailey, an acrant Dypocrite with but one rodooming foatura—a {lrm conviotion of his fathor's gooducas. Smailey sonior is a hypocrito of anatler typo, with but oo good charactoristio—a beliof “Iu tho nobility of bis son. Smailey seuior, o pleasant edition of Pookenif, Is porpatunlly etdoavoring to dogon- grato sociaty by proving otlur peopls se dotcaia- ble ua himeelf, 1 whiok respect, by tho way, bo i 8 vory nappy sstiro, His mighteousncss is taluted with avarico, ayin a greac desl of our modern gooduoss. Among other things he covets tho fortino of Mrs. Vanbrugh. 'lhat lady Lias come into possowsion of certuin proporey left hor as the wifo of Capt. Vanbrugh Smailey would bs the hoir, could sho bo dispu: scaged. Honco Smailey, unconcious of the trun condition of affairs, endoavors to show that Capl. Vanbrugh hna' another wifo living whoa ho warried tho lady who now boara his_namo, Hin apparent motlye I8 the exposuro of sin ; hia Teal object tho sinner's ostate. Armed with cors tain papers ho chargos Afrs, Vanbrugh with biganiy, and loarns from ber own lips that sho neyor was tho wifo of Capt.. Vanbrugh. She voluntatily rellnquishes ali claim to tho prop- aity, which Smailey accordingly seizes. But the poreecution of that arttul porson doca not oud horo. His habit of Lypocrisy Lisa becomo to bim & sccond pature, and ho now endeavors to proolsim Ars, Vanbrugh's weskneos to “tho world, _aud tum ber out of houso and homo, Tnlerwovon witls this lis- tory, and noatly blouded, is the biography of Ruith Tredgett, Ruth {s & tramp of the worst kind. “Slo makes hor firat entrunce upon the stago in tho custody of Mrs. Vanbruah's soi- vauts, who Liave arrosied bor in the act of rob- ‘bing the pantry, Ruth is s desporate character, but, Lefug loft alove with Alrs. Vanbrugh an Dr. Athelny, 1 _overcome by their gentlencts, aud induced to load a better hfe. In the thurd Ruth, wio is now & member of Ars. Vanbrugh's ~ household, zecsgnizes In Smailey tho man_ who' wronged ber. De- termined upon rovenge, she watches bhim closolr, and, possodeing corteln dosumonts forged by Smailey, comos in at the right time to donounce him, o forgery rolates to the death of the first Alr. Vanbrugh, which Smailey nas dated ton yesrs Iater. Dy some extrordinar colncidence, Mrs. Vanbrugh discovers thathe iy & Iawful wifo, though shie Iate 0o claim to the proporty of whion Smailey has robbed ber, The drama ends with & deterinination oxprossed by sl parties to emigrato to America. Iu this, nw in otiser respects, tho piece reminds us of Wiltiio Colliny’ * New Magdelen,” Iuis in overy way superior to tho work of the moro cole- brated writer, inasmuch as thero is nothig distorted in the pictures it prosents. I is beigtened by the character of Kilzparlinglon, a privato dateativa, whouo worvicen aio valuuble, whose speeches are racy and onginal, and whose situatious are smong the most absurd of modern pleces, * Chamiy "’ is wniton with a keenly satinical aim, aud in many respects in s _remark- ably good picce. It is strong in tho originahty and drawiug of ita characters, and judicious in tho devolopment of its ecotiment. But it ‘posscases certain Intrinsio weaknesses, Some of the characters fade out into_tenous spectres bo- fore the curtamn is rung Suwn. As originally written, tho cartain fell upon & mazy justifica- | tion of ‘virtue aud » foggy conderaation of vico. Mr. Daly bhas obvinied theco Intter er- rors {n & measuro, by giviog clearor_outline to evontn, But how comes 1t that, if Mrs, Vane Urugh nover waw, not protended to be, the wife of “Capt. Vanbrugh, “the discovery 'of Smai- ley's furgory of thio burial certlficate of tha firat 2lrs, Vanbrugh makos hor a lswful wife? Ruth Tredgell losen her intorost by dacility, The climnx to which sho contributes by reveaiiog the forgery ia btrong, but siagy. In ol othor respects Mr. Daly's rewniing nas been exceed- ingly servicoablo, and Los savod the drama from musly dosorved excortion, 1t has boen objeotod that Smailey's relontloss pursult of Afrs. Vaubrugh atter uaviug sosared hor On rroperty is without motive, [ contraty, it appears to us & happy illusteation of the ery which habitusl vice obisins over the judgment, and of tho fa- cility with which the Industrious asoker aftor micioscopie_atoms in the 0:bs of othors will ignore the obatructing Influsnce of vast timbor- Isnds in his own loss sonutive optics, In place of moak, we vonture to call it masterly. The characters of this drama are drawn with grent insight into human nature, Every one of them is distinet n type from the otber. -Even tho two Smaileys are unlike. The one is a Yoteran scoundrel dead to shame, and rohigious in boliof of bus own_soouvdreligm; the other & loss seasonad rogue, but just as dotestable. Tho situations of tho drama aro remarkable for ngth and Iogenuicy. That in which fathor and fon are trymg to dupe one muotber in aqualed only by the Iatter con, in wioh onch discovera to how thorough-paced s acamp ko is rolated. f tho besutiesof thia pleco that it tia contains six parts of oqual morit—the two Smaileys, Mrs. Vanbrugh, Ruih Tredgell, r, Fitzpartington, sud Dr. Athelny. Any ooe of theno could be singled out #8 tho part for & star. No matier who the star might be, we doubt if any ono of them could bo plaved better than by 1ha artlats sho play thom as Hooley's Thsatro, Judgod by the ordinary standaids, the Lerolno of the pley is undoubtedy Mre. Vanbrugh, played by Miss Dyas. The strongest scting purt, In the first two acts, I8 Ruth Tredgetl, plavod by Miss Davenport. ‘Tho most oujoyable character is that of the sentimental dotective, played by Mr. Jamos Lowis, Thoe most ditfoult i that of Smailey, played by Mr, Davidgo. The part of Mrs, Vanbrugh is one pecullnrly adapted to tho intellactusl and unaffected stylo of Mins Dyas. It is that of an aducated English Indy, dovotedly atiactiod to ber daughtor, and capable of mmurlnfi soything for that daughter, Mitn Dyos in euch arolo of exnlted sontimeat in without an equal, and cannot, therefore, bo praised too bighly, In the tender and pathetio acones she fs oquaily nistress of the sicuation, and in one acene of indignant uurprise displayed a glimpue of {ho grcat power for ovinolng pas- nloli which she suggests without (oo frequently spplying. i Tack ot Zuth Tredgett 1a not one which woman of rare boauty, desirous ouly of fame for beauty, would have chosen. A her first eutrance, Miss Duveuport prosents a hideous ling, na uapromlking au object for obarity a4 any could concelv. In picturiog her, however, Miss Dayenport hns spared us tho disgusting dotalla ‘whioh would shock tbe mind without purposo, and has contented herself with a vary vividly- colored bit of charactor-scting, which ranke among; the bost the modern drama affords. The [Lnflnlu of the story she tolls of early trials and mptations {s uatural fn the callous nesumption of disregard for horeelf and olhors, In thi, Miss Davenport g hermony to the picture, aud _ propares . tho. lioarer for the hwrd dinlogue which ensuon ‘in the sccond act botwaon herself sud Smailey. The intractability and sullen reserve of the charaoter are admirably sustainod throughout in geatus and actions, and the oolnplnll-ub?uglllun of the unfortunate aud neglected disposition in mtently but uxrl\uullnw shown in the lusi ecane, in whicl Ruth Tredgelt lion at the fost of hor bouo(actrens, Kissing hor hand, Wo sro not surprised at the reputation Miss Davonport has gaiued for this piocoof moting, Bhe bas fully earved it for hor romarkablo embodiment of s characier which Iy e ;u evory p-‘rl:luulur 3 108 Jowtt, in the vole of Eve, the uufortu- nato daughter, soted her part with fidelicy and cousiderable powr. Miss Jewels Is & lady of of excellent " promise, Tho most romark- able thing In bor soting in tius part i the oxprosnyé gower of kex featurcs in roposs, | e lstentog do the evonts tranaplting acouad t! ‘This acting n roposo {5 & mont critieal tost rtistlo power, and Bfiss Jewolt in silonce made more of the scons than the mont exciting Iinen could have dono, Rondors of Thacketay will remombor tho acons in " Tho Nowcomes " in wwhich Clive liatona to a dialoguo botwonn Lord Kow and his opponont, ~ Clive Is earnestly com- plimented for hin maniy conduct, and mora than manly windom, altof which conaisted in bis uot saying a word. 'This Ia prociaoly Etc's sars in tho situation, and no less an artiste than Misa Jawott could bavo played it out. Mr. Davidgo had the part of Smailey to_plav. Tbis In & purcly Pecksnifan chiaracter, and one tnat conld rondily be destroyed by mutllation into travonty. Mr. Davidgo in too thorough an actor not (o obsorve and guard against wuch a tendeno, Smailey i on uucttous rogue, but Mr. Davidge preserves an air of plausibility and sincerity which {a within that definite and'obyl- limit—* (ho modeaty of Natute.” Fred Smailey, bls son, 8 n capital part, and onpitally plaved by Mr.' Goorgo Larkos, ' The Inut not, th which Fred plagn tho villain, i ren dered 'with | great adroitnoss. The sudi. enco is taken in by Fred's assumoa sincorlty, until he maten known, in 4 fit of genotonity spproaching tho mublimo, the 1mmenso sacrilice ho Lias made for Eve in break- hbi‘moh angagemont. ut, aftos oll, thongh thoro Is pathos and boauty in theso, wo_follow Mr, Lowis through his adventur Fitzpartinglon, tho private dotectivo, with 8 sonso of good-fallowship for o much-injured peraon. Ho 1w, beyond auy coma- dlan we bavo_soon i Chicago, neat and natural. Nelthor seittimont nor hunior are evor exag- gerated in his aitistic personations. In overy aceno the absurdity of the situation—na detective hopoleasly idolizing tho woman Le is pall to watch—In sustained with delightful caso. Mr. Lowis seoms to bo tho embodimont of half & dozon of Dickens' most ludicrous porsonagos— Traddles, Micawbor, Mr. Dick,and o:hera~roliad into ono. As for & commonplace nctton to ox- press himaelf, ho is nover guilty of it. Ho so thoroughly identifios himsolf with a oharacter that nny #ct of oxtravagance would mar the ‘wholo portrait, And honce hia personations are tho moro dalightfully humotous in that thare 1 Do potcoplible effort to roprosont humor, This i tne croam of comody-cting. Mr. Oharles Fisker, in tho role of Dr. Athelny, ave s very life-liko nud vigorous mkotch of & nle and hearty English clorgyman. No actor o ‘havo ever seon In Chicago 8o complotoly einks bis idontity in the churacter ho sssumen as docs Mr, Fisbor, acd in this_part thero scems to be opportunaly for nothiug but praise. Mr, Fawcett avpearcd to rather overdo the part of fr, Skinner, anothior, and & clorical, byp- ocnito, Mr. Harking, as Ted Athelny, depicted Linppily an ordinary and not vory important typo of porsonage, while lowsra. Deveau and Baok- man, and My Grilliths contributed thoir sbaro to a porformauco which will bo remombered as one of tho most ovon and enjoyable that s Chi- eago audicace has evor scon. ‘Thia is not sur- prising. Mr, Daly's company has no equal. Wo ‘oxpoot and domand of him just such porform- ancos. But we don't flock to noo them, a8 & gon- eral thing. FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Poter Wechtor, & bralioman on the Chlosgo, Alton & Bt. Louis Hailiond, was killed at' 8 o'clock yesterdny morning, Ho was ongaged In Betting & brake, on top of a froight car attached to a moving irain, whon the whool broke and he Tell betwecn the cars, two of thom passing over his body snd litorally soverng it. Donth on- sued instantiy. Decossod's remaius were taken 10 his luto homio at No. 431 Twenty-fifth stroot, whera the Coronor will hold an inquest to-usy. THE WEATHER. Wasmazon, D, C., June 24,—For the Uppor- Lake region, the western_portiou of the Lover- TLake rogiot, snd the Northwest, incrensiog clondinoss, light rains from Michixan westward to Minnenota sud Iowa, aouthonss or southiwest winds, continued high 'temperature, except in the northorn_portion of tho Lukie fogion, and atationary or falling baromoter. LOCAL ODSERVATIONS. Citoaco, June 24, 1874, ing Hour of od- wreation, | Direction andf force of wind,| Weathers [ "85 N, W., light. L6 I feinb. Minhuuw thormometer. 75. OENERAL ONSERYATIONS. CHi0AGo, Ju WWind, | Rainy Staton, | Bar.| Thr| Teather. 26—18.m, . AUCTION sALES, By ELISON, POMEROY & 0O, et Residences AT ATUTCOCTION, Thursday, June 26, on the premises, Ofs 4plendid Twe-Blory Drick Dasoment Rosidencs, Thrao clrs sl Drick Realdouoes, Nov, i, ear Thirty.firateat, tory atid Dasement Lrlok Residence, No. Grumns which Ho A Sraelod ‘aid Huabd in t0e 2o The Sale will commence at 3:30 P. 1y, on the premises, 39 VERNON-AV,, TWhen mit o offored tha aplondld Two.Sters and Brlek Hanument Feame Rosddenoo, with Lot 305130 fost, Tiuse Gontin T rouma In' Anivhed (hrou The Lokt nanney i tlow vory Souirab Tortien Bouoch Also, at 4 o'clock. X itk Theas alegant Tour-Btary Detok Goe 31,33,& 35 FOREST-AV, Noar Thirty.firet-st, Fach Resdonce ln [l o t ath-ronma; elagint Iargo gilt chandelisrs, spea! Ing-tubos, furnacos; silver platod talliogs on front stops and baloonioa; doac-knobs and all teimmiLys being Hoal Vronzo. AT, Trick Datn, Hoiahod evtiing coninleto, 1o ratks (i’ mow aitekciive ress dences in tho city, azd in & oliolos nelghburhood. And at . 1., also on tho premisos—Th Titaslory and Bassimont Briok 1asidonce, 2 Plendid 1486 PRAIRIE-AV,, Tiotwoen Thicty-taaoud and Thirty-thied B P A R e L st mannor with nll the mndora ‘lmorvomonta. Loser L ¥ ontin Broporty wil ba aali 'sn tha folla attractiva TITEALS: Ono-tenth sk, Dsianas cets o st T0gcd 1 monibly be anucl pAYMents oxtondiig ihro STt vouvs, InLoraal Ror aasts DAYInR seTsLATEaRIL, itlo porfect, Absiraota furnishe Parilen wisiing to axamino nny of tho aboro Residences can G an i Wednoxday DOJaro 4ngs. oF AR 41y o tujer oF fieany ioe aruicuinc ool oa JOIIN COVHITE, LEQy EISON, POMEROY & 00., Auctionsors. Regular Friday’s Sale Of Now and Socond-hand FURNITURE, Fridny Morning, June 20,at 9 1-2 o'clock. Parlor and Ohambor Sots, Marblo-to Tounges, Rofor "‘-.;'ungunhuf.'rli'fn' S ardrov o iico irhtburs, Dol Caso Sirige Teamatar Trucola and Wael Otrrata, Ao 5ag g hsty R ook of'Geusral Mershandian, Hais, Gaps, Fiies €LISON, POMEROY & CO., Auctioneorn, B audf 80 Randoiph-at. AUCTION SALEI LOTS IN ALL PARTS OF LAKE FOREST! ON THE GROUND, Wednesday, July 1. {THE LOTS ARE FROM 100 to 150 FEET Above and commanding a fine viow of LAKE MICHIGAN. TERMS OF SALT.-One-quarter ossh, balance 1, 3 and 3 yoars at SIX per cont ine terest. For partioulars see amall bills, or call on BNYDER & LEE, or BLISON, FOMEROY & CO., Auctionasra, Clear, ' gontle geatlo, Qincinuati..{80,68¢ Davenyort 80,00 .85{Cloudys Dalunh .. +|Wair. Milwaukee,, Marguotte,. 28| 181, froeh.. al i, light. 78K, fres — OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS, Livenroor, June 24.—Stenmships Oder, City of Limerick, Macodonfs, India, sud Humboldt, from Now York, hava artlved ont, Linyst, June '26,—Steamship Lafayotte, from Now York, has arrived. Movizxk, June 24.—Stemship State of Goorgia, trom Now York, han arrived. New Yonx, June 24.—Arrivod, Stesmer Grat Biemarck, from Bromen, ¢ New Youx, June 24.—Arrived—Steamship Calodonit, from Glaagor. BRITISH COLUMBIA ITEM. : 8AX FraNoisco, Juno 24.—A publio mestiny was hold at Now Westminstor, Brivish Cohmbi on the 924 inst, at Which reeolutions were unanimously adopted indorsing MoKeunzie's railway policy and Edgar'smission; condomning the local Govornmont for sending delogatos to the Queon'a Gouncil ; and denying the Tight of Victoria to not for the Provinca without firat consulting tho poople. DEATHS, T Yiia ci'y, Juas 2, of sanstroko, iom aaldsioe. 108 3 Tharsday, ab Grceral Camaivry. ¢ L PATTERSON Ia this olty, Juno 24, atth o nughiors. Gathariin and FEAbO Eariomer sy wiong, Gl isons, ir. iilzabods Patorscn, aaad 0 Eugeral fram No, 168 Evlog.st., t s Gecung: Erondust o e [ BILNE_Juno 34, David X i mas (SHENETuue 34 David Milno, B, aged 7 gesce; na Funeral (o take nlace u 25 Wort Twolith-at, ¢ 2 o'clock p, o fuvited, By GEO. P. GORE & CO,, 08 & 70 Wabash-av, AT AUCTION, On Thursdey, June 25, at 9 1-2 o'olook, HOURSEHOLD G00DS, . 'rok' EVE)‘IY DE fi RIPTIO! . Wo shall offer vory Iarga and ol Clnmooe, Lihears, Diimessonm: and Kliaho Rarmgaem: Watoue Wardrobes, Book Gascs, Patorand Ofice Dovksy Shiw Guscr, Oarbiotr, o oy rotall ai the Waok'at pricos that will surorise the = GEOQ. P. GORE & CU., Auctionesrs., One Huunred and Eighty Lots Boots, Shoes and Slippers. From the stock of M. D. Wells & Go., alfghtly demaged by fire and water, ni bt e nd ili bo' sold &1 aualionon Thursder, EO. ¥. GORE & 00, 68 and 10 Wabsshav, AT AUCTION, On 8aturday, June 27, at 9 o'clook, 14 (RAFES W. G CROCKERY, In Opon Liots. AT 10 O'OLOCK, FURNITURE #1 Paclor, Suite, (o Walnut Bodsteads 1 Marbla Wan hambr 8 raaus and (V. 8, 1t Tobos, 4%, Book Coses, Tantgon, Hireo i Matir Hh Housult Eutpitors, ok a4 prices- that Wil surorise GEO. P, GORI: & CO., Auotinmners. | By WM, A. BUTTERS & CO,, (ESTABLIBHED 1856), Auotl s, 1 Enast Madison-st, The At ARt Heuts n Chlago. > 7 Moy Special Sale. 15 PTANOFORTES AND 2 PARLOR ORGANS, Thursday Morning, June 25, at 10 o'clock, lAl. nnr[ E:]nr,\':‘n.n‘il,hlfllu!hrt llll"i:ln “ Ila lba“Alall Planolortet, mado by Staluway, Emorsh, Gulld, Amers o larahall & Woadoll, {forace Waters, w ahall rol the publio. For Upwards of Thirty Years MRS, WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP has boen urod for ahildran wiils nover.fafling success ity of the stomach, reliovas wind calic, whol For all Purposes of Liniment, THE AOUSEHOLD PANACEA will be found invalos. ble. Immedinia rollof will follow it uae in ail cases of pain (o the stumach, bowels, oralde: rheumatism, vollo, culds, and brulsos, Forintcrialand oaternnl uso, Ohildren Often Look Palo and Riok From no other en BROWN'S VER! ‘withoutinjury ta the obtld, boing porfeotly teae {rom all coloring or other injarions ngrodionts ally nsed fn worm preparations, Sold by all drugglats, 25 conta a ling, AUCTION SALES. By WILLIS, LONG & CO. 106 and 187 Randolphiat, TEHURSDAY, June 25, wt baltyast 9 o'clock, wo shall offe o e ival aras sosarorment of ‘Newand Novandohand oo FPURNITURE Orockers. Obromos, Windae Shad, i Notds, Fuies Gooler Waior oot WITLIY, TONG 4 GO, Auctionsers, ® By HARRISON, ROCKWELL & WILLIAMS, Auctionsers, 104 and 26 Kast Madison-at, .20 .. e tia o A i o ER TR MYERS-In s city, Juno ), Samuel Myers, aged 43 | $A5.00 tVorsut Ay, Yanoral feom Graoe Uiiuron, Thuredaz, dute 2 ab 1 | V5 ime poris pog oo, elial” folshds e e o stenc: e A Y EREHE T U8 Avottonsems. MEDIGAL. BANKRUPT SALE. THE ENTIRE STOOK OF A, MieLain & Son, Merchant Tailors, U1 be sold st Publio Avctfon, THURSDAY MOR NG, June 20, 4, 8110 Srcho o Auation 1 e 23ors s v S Ml on Hovse e stack conel vatiol of Clol of thienianiog Goou: Casrhuorcn, vith fhons iininge, Jove o UG Frart e w « o TR0 AL BUTTERS S Co., Auotioneers. "DRY GOODS of all kinds, CLOTHING, BOOTS £¥D BIOLS, NOTIONA, RTO. 35 ekt o8 Hagt teieniet ning, Jiing %, wiorniog, Jiing % UTTERN & CO,, Auotivssors, . |dfémo]:: o{f‘glgthfi %ml'Giu'ssimeros, old By orce o Clroult Court, TURSDAY, Juag g e A b aalad REGULAR SATURDAY SALFE, HANDSOME NEW FURNITURE, Uood Bocond-liand furniture, A e vl Gouds of Ai Rinde oot Sy esting Baturday morning, Juue 37, at halt-past 0 oalook, Atour N 108 East lllfl?fl . WAL UTTERS & O By BRUSH, SON & CO., uotioneers, 41 aud 3 South Uanal-st, Furniture and Carpets AT AUCTION, ol T R S St s Porlay fine Tot of mom Pieniture (rom & deslor i bon Cnl\mlnflel‘lun"hluv Tinion ah 4§ L Ailerora, Ohroio jankon