Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 19, 1880, Page 8

be) TH CHICAGO TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JUNE 19, 1880—TWELVE VPAGLS, —— ¥) Gnernteana ok uy nthe bool nan very valua- | 100 votes, ‘The toxes wero taken to his house, { hts necount, nnd itwas in order to stop this ni If. Symonits, Det rolt, hooded eoul-hod. fs AUCTION SALES THE Cc TY. Ue thing, ‘and Belleve tho county. ought to nad tho. reeuntine was proceeded ‘with in the | doubtless, that tho cunt riven above was pub> GARI TELD. G.I Whitman, Ypstiantt, nut-loek. RAAT ARE RAR Rn mn a AR own It. rescries of SchiNinRe Tt showed that a tis: | Hishod. Tho trouble having thus becomo pubtle, MINNESOTA. Ry GEO. P. GORE & EWS Th Arteklo arn caro wil probably xo to | lakes ecnana me cet aa were | AIAN RSS a hers ml Eh, HH. M, Curtis ct aly Mtnnenpolls, bag-hotder |. BY Gio As a COs D D] D = wry e 4 the bullots would bear blm out. le dy, who had res < 5 e Wee , GENERAT: NEY tho tury to-day. “Tho examination of witness | Story hat heen conakiemnbin diaturinnen at tho | the city for some time prine to, the inarringe, | Refutation of Democratic Calume | and truck. toviten, flrearm. * ee Ras concluded yesterday, and Stato's-Attoruey | oti nnd Inthe counting, bit tho returns ns | and who harrelatives here, te nt preeont stop nies—The General's on) F. A, Bastaan, of Waukesha, Wis, f¢ at tho i te opened Tito case, ae Sean chalet tthe made showed the real result, ping with Mr. Chase in Linke View, 2 fe ra Gardner. gto niso wddressed tho Jury in behalf of tha | Tenis schultz, ore of tho clorks, testified, ns Finances. J. Nomis, Hos Motucs, snive. neotberl. rn ey ho Foleoren Wns Hace Ae thy chile to tho rosult_of tho orielual ‘A.J, Dutkott, Ottuaiwa, leathor-ornamontas A Ex-Coxanserwan Tianna Hunn, of Green | hitcoleage, Col, Munn Tuo tentimony ky | grate and that tho, Judges, an, well ne, Bee SUBURBAN. . " duced yeaterday was shiuiply a repetition o: nt - i tthe. 5 Bay, {s at tho Sherman. produced rey prelininnasy trint of the caso, had been drunk. Ha was not certain that the RVANSTON. ‘Gronar Knouskor, of Iichland Centre, Wis, adelegnte to Cincinnati, Is at tho Sherman, Te Rev. 1.C. Wicks, Portland, Oro. and ‘Tomas Smyth, Dublin, Ireland, are at the Tre- mont. v count was corre: ‘Tue Committee on Jail and Jail Accounts at | times, the result ¥ their last necting decited to recommend that | ace tho recount. 1! tho mein yard of the jnil be paved with asphalt. | Omer Lareen bad ‘Thoy will’ also recommend that the.entranezo | fled to the mixed condition of from Minos streot be paved with cedar post | having scen the count made, Tho Judes word | in a Day," Nimrod F. Jonkin: W. D. Bwart, Hollo Plaine, deive-chain (ro “AN rithiad been madexeveral | The Commencoment exerolzos of tho Propara- | His Property in Detroit, and tho Ways | ten, aon, Mount Plonsant, graineenr DR Feet tare YOUN HOF | tory Behoo! tonk pince lust avoning In the nuutt- in Whioh Ho Acquired It, 3.1. Hobbs, Burlington, deiving-gear for i een at tho polls, and testl- | torlumof the First Haptlat Church, Tho fol- sleyon, ote. : iy affairs, nid to | lowing was tho program: Rome Was Not duilt W. A. Bharpo, Tama City, ante-hanger, 3 “Symbols of Why the Now York $¢ San Opposes Gar- W. B. Vornon, Oskaloosa, coffeo nnd nut roast. DEPARTME NT. blocks and Hagging, as that portion of the yard | drunk, aud there was considorabie trouble, but ” ey or (roinsuc). eee rae at ev of allots ta atau | fence ei ree Ha eben te tho Bo wd mire ye the: reer satay wors not Muldiokuacte tee aeteate of International fleld—A Remiutsconcs of 1874. Bui: Gawain Teck tute chavatapehwcleed R lar Trad y a inols, is at tho | fetice will be erected fro ‘othe | na they were whon signed. " phate . ater ig WD. a . fromthe Eighteenth Dietriot ‘ ful Dullding, preventing tho cutrance of Ver | “Yanlescniling was recalled, and testified that eh Tec ee TC Nee item SB: Gartieo, Fort Wagno, aadelron hontor nnd eguiar Lrade Sale Gardner. hicles oxeept from Hilnols struct. ho bad not been drank, and on oross-ozaminn | Mary A. Hills * Compulsory Education, Weasley - receptacle, y Dr. Wittan L. Baryroory, Loulaville, Ky. Hon hia tnowledgo of: the English Innguage was | Hradford: * American Contributions to Civitin Bpectat Correspondence of The Chicago Tribune, N.4L. Long, Muneto, swinging-snte. Tuesday, Juno 22, 9:80 Al Gonapith, Now York: and’ Ed Howell, Now | ,, THE Committco on Town and Town Accounta | tostedttrom whiun itappedred tnt hocotidnot | tone” Minule A. Hennetts | Noten Mumine | wWannry, O.duno 16,—1 am not uno of thoro } 8.2). Nickitin, Jninpo, ear-coupling. day, » YoU a MM, Orleans, @ra at tho ‘Tromonts Be baie neucrea tutto oate we the poor Amethe | Feud Mecrith’s namo, though ho had tostiiied | AYeNctes” Grange Hecesanin Musto Ys ture | who bellove In provipltating the Republican | ,,8-4-Btockbergor; Hoctester, epring-bed bot- oe : Xonina arooxarx, Japanese Minister | Fare town. Sit. Ceamberialn he ingen | Sore er testno to nish i tho Cheng Guietot The" elt | party inten dofeonivo expan, ut tuo tape | ~ | gaan a at lg ont Nowe Quite ane Washtngton, and Aman Kuylro, Bcerctary of | fyablo searcher after trauds upoh the patient nee Harn ‘ gradunting from the Preparatory School thit | pon to know something very doflnit of Gen. Gar- NENARKAs siro to have thelr accounts clonad. we would ie ee Legation, aro at the Palmer. taxpayer, subinitted a report in relation to tho TUT DAUNKENNESS OF ALT THR JUDGRS, ont 16 a god one, HW . J.C, Bonnell, Omaha, blank-book (rolssue). Bpectfully call tho ntiontion of moronants to theres ‘loms Tun, London, England: Charles £, | silewed shartous chiezes for fuel delivered tn | hut hac nothing cleo to mdid.und aftor somo pars | To-morrow in ehidrew’s duy ln. tho. Buntay- Hels finances, and ballavs Car sane erie deisel sa niche tay eral anes of Morolianuiaa witteh wo sail oder in'g ¥risheo, Idverpool, England; and James H. He. pringlpa tf of Tlyde Park, Iteferring to | loving 1s to the future of the investination schools, and an olutorate prograin bus been are | montof thon ts an nnanswe x 3 ty charges for coal miado by Mr, W. f. Robinson, of | Comiittee adjourned unt! , U y Pacific. until this afternoon, ranged, and will be given by the children, 108% ‘indletive el uit aro being nado by A RIVAL FOR ‘EDISON'S LIGHT, ae ertig wie a oreugomncel | Heal Raurweeteonicie a ey gd Se | treat petearanes much | Ghat Suen reins Whe: | the Donner tate aban mmc | , Yiduors 1 Ge masiesonser tose rat | (UD Ite yenine frmilles seknowledge did te ie question will be dete ned it alist Church, ore Wi! bo Hi organ voliuntar, = ¥ be with the Dearborn Seminary as Instructor In | celve tho conl. cluveu fumilfos, to whom is thoy will Ro Into tho aiidavits on flo, If thoy | tu bogin with, and this wil bo followed by Went has been onguyed in peculntion of ono kind and | ton, Pomeroy & Cross, 163 Stato strect, havo janguares for tho past two years, hus roturned charged £49. deny the rccolptot the conl, and | touch the allMavite thoy will find upon Stauber’s | ico of song, responsive reudiug, and recitations, | another, In tho first place, Gen. Garfeld is not | remarked tho beautiful, soft, clear light to Maine, tolleve ‘with trnth, for somo of thom | side that bohasugeont insny—thonMlantaswenr | Mrs, Enilly Huntington Millor will givo an ad> | pepceulator, Ho nover invested any sum, ex- | from the gns-Jots, and thoy wero not a little : a J.J. Ingatts, of | do not burn coal, and one fine wood cnough to | ing that they voted for hiin—and on tho part of | droas ty the children. ee ks nculne = of oN SENT ONR Oe eunoe Moré at. | inet hin two yours, ‘leven partics could nat bo | Medrath. that. thore are soveral, Onoht Me- seal cept £000, In anything that lot lke Sreclys surprised to learn that the Nght was fur tho Grand. Pacitlo sestordayon thole way homo | fond, and 1am compelled to bellove that tho | Grath’s alfidavita shows that [n certain precinots ’ 7 tion, and that waa on tho advico of a felon. | nished bya now gas-machine recently pat wo {oom wWashiagton. Hames reported ra Netittous. | Ho auys that | Vallots caat for Aldermen, were put in tho town GARFIELD’S POWER. many years ago, and in oll-lands. ‘Thiseuin he | Guted by Mr. 11. C. Do Witt, The machine Pieces Satin Strl 8 Ribhi Fr. Robinson's reputation In ‘de Park fgen- | box, and where Stauber had a imajor is _ ‘Tun, Lako Blut Sunday-Bchool Assembly hos | Heciy ronood (ownrenne two auertion thatuo | they “Were ccnunteds. but | where he AS thilvewn Work Oley tie Moral feet Lee santawina wiGEAReEL fs small and compact, and is attached In D | On, ins duly 1 and ends July 2, The Hey. Joby | didnot deliver all tho coal for which he hns | bad not they wero ‘thrown out. Anothar jeone ery For yy tho Mornin “ S tlio place uspally occtpled by the Viiiamson, of the First Methodist Chucch, will | charged the county, and, after pitiont inveatl- | afidavit chures that one August Kinkio made | After President Lincoln’s Ansusina= | Firt—Hls house and tot in Washington, which usmeter, By:a new carburetting prin- suporintend the meoting. ation, Mr, Chambetinin gtates tint the ilamo is | aiinvite tu the Fifth Provinet which entitled | thon at wns only finally palt for during tho raat your. ~hiis ier eit Sonat any aa : aryely attriitablo to ex-Supervisor Hudson, | cortain persons to vote who were not eltizen: Incinnalt Gazette, q . 1. $13,000. ul . Mn, Eanenr JAMtesoy, who was nppointed pi We ihe Opinion. misropresented. things to Morass e, that hOWNE HOLM roakloue iy That {s worth, on Uberul estimate, $14 'y Inst winter by tha Council to rovise and naplity ‘Tho following reminiscence of Gon. Garfield's ‘Sccond—His furm of 160 acres in Mentor, | own gas, ond in ‘this particular fs radically and, the Committcs and toMr, Robingon, ‘The report | that precinet. There will bo ne end to the swoar- tho city ordinances, 18 still nt work upon thot Y { 5 ci power during tho greatest crisis the country |, which cost, part of {ft #0 per | different from all other so-called gas-mn- LINEN DRESSES ALPACAS, fend Wilt probably not completo his lubors unt | Wey AMEN Ae Mo cmnate atest ease oto | ele f#ones commenters over passed through hus been furnished us by | yore, nnd part’ of It #8. Ho bas | chines, Unlike the othors, whieh can only | LADIES’ WHITEWEAR, UNDERWEAI fall. matter, in order that the question may be final- x distingulshed gentleman who was present, and | iinproved this somowhat sinco lis purehnso, by | use the lightest gasoline and require spectil : ‘Tue tempernturo yesterday, a8 observed by | ly determined whethor the county can bo bald SOUTHERN FIREMEN. shows the intetlectunl and moral poworof tho terdraini fencing, bulkting now out~ mi se i n aren. So Manison strect. (ERIN: responsible for fuct delivercd under thoso cire | THR ANRIVAL OF MECHANICS’ FINK COMPANY | fonuDll inca ter the Beealdany unitertraining, refenoing, bulkting ni burners, this machine takes the heaviest Filing), wasnts'a, m., ddegrees; 10 tnt. ck | cumstances. NO. 8 epublican numinco for tho Prealiuncy over ® | houses, and refitting tho residonoe. It his # | grades of naphiha, which it converts Into 32 my abt 3 P. Me Pp. i, 68, Barometer, of tho Now Orleans Volunteer Fire Dopartmont | 8"t#log and maddened crowd: " T shall nover | mortgage of about $5,000 atill unpald upon ft. very flue gas that burns In ordinary. Inva- : ’ Br. Tey BRAM; Bip. Hite, MER, FEDERAL NOTES. an ovent whieh tho boys of the local fre foree | fret tho first time Tsaw Gon, Gartold. Itwas | ‘TAini—to owns an interest In somo othor real | typed burners, “It can be used in wny bulld- | POCKET CUTLERY, |= SUSPENDERS, Mne. M. B. Honore, National, tomporanco ‘ have teon looking forward to for same time— | 0 morning uftor President Lincoln's assnsinn~ | estato in the way of socurities, ote. Ing or dwelling house, and the expense ts less | TAB) EF CUTLERY, NECKWEAR, - lecturer, reached this city yesterday morning, peas A dol tion. Tho country was excited to Its utmost | Fyurth—fie owns twelve cows, threo horses, | Hun half that of conl gas. In fact, tho ma- ’ lecturer, petare trip at Paxton, Tuscos ‘Tne gold disbursements at the Sub-Treasury |] occurred yestertay morning. delegation , tonslon, nnd Now York City sevmed rondy for cline avenis to havo effectually solved the | HATS and CAPS HOSIERY, TetNeone tind Waite, I. Sho leaves avon | Yesterday amounted to $30,000, from tho Chicuyo Department, consisting of AS | 0,9 sconos of tho French Rovalution, ‘Tho intel end -spmao aboop aad othoc:starki nr Rie arn problem of a perfect and cheap artificial , * to fll othor engagements ih Southern Allinois. ‘wo HUNDRED AND SIxtY Darrets of alcohol | sistant FireeMurshull Shay, Capt. Campion, of g ‘All this uggregntes, fn cago tho General’sdebts ii avers exported fron this olty yesterdays Hants Noland Opt. Bande: of Hooke and | UxeHco of Hncotn's inurdor had becn iashed by | wore puld, somewhere betwoon $25,000 and $20,-> i tho wirea oyor the wholo Innd. , The nowspapor Tim Sub-Trensury paid out $3,000 tn’ silver | Liditor No. 1, togothor with Davo Highland, | jonaiines of the transnction wore sot up in the | ‘Tux Captain of the Hyde Park police reports that the body of an unknown man was washed ‘Hes . H, HAVERLY GOLDEN GROUP MINING CO, INK and MUCILACE HOW ACOUMULATED: Wator-Worka Inst night. Tho ropresonting thy Firu-Alarm Tvlegriph Corps, ‘ Tho sixteen mines belonging to this Compan: Prhero mene ih crashed i. ft im thought, thne | Yesterday and redeomed an equal amount, Meer the Vakine piety At Grand Greeiog ana | BERest type, and thohigh erlmo was on every | Itshoutd bo borne in mind that thts sum Ns | arg jgented In Sun Migucl, [dep iead (100 CASES), tho body Is that of the niin who committed sul- | ‘Tir following dutiable goods were reectved at | necompanied thon to the Tak street depot, | 06'S. tongue. Foar took possession of men's | heen accumulated by the most rigid economy | to yo tho richest gold mines ever discoverod in PEARL BUTTONS, EMBROIDERIES, RU A a era tho pler at | tho Custom-lunse yesterday: J. Neld. 188 rulls | whora thoy wore mot by ndclegntion of sixty | Mlulsns to tho fato of tho Governmont, for In | during more than twenty years’ public sorvice. | this country. ‘Tho President of tho Company | TRAVELING BAGS, COTTONADES, : pee a itina, ee eeeerht vélaRrand’sbrow- | 20lt Chapin” & Gore, 1 hoyshend brandy: | membors of the Chiengo Fire Department tn afow hours tho nows camo on that Seward’s | ‘hon, since 1800 bo has had considerable law- | p46 just mado a visit to tho mincs with a well- A BS Behoyer & Howland, 7 cnses paper; Hitohcock : throat was cut, and that attompta hid been | pretiee, Ho haa, in certain yenrs, had as hieh LY NETS, HARNESSES, i 9 i +4 uM dross uniforin under command of Firo-Murshal at “P hers verte A ‘] Poet? known expert, Ho reporta that tho stamp-mill LA i] FE! cl ya aa eee stiches, ee Bwenle and Assistant Murshal Petrie, and by the | ment ee ee ee ae Brie noren ~ | Coure andl on ae dotoiceeer ty Siotnor whieh the Company aro creeting will be in run- SHETLAND SHAWLS, HA‘ RS, reached it total of 88605,—n decided incronso Jackson Company No, 18 of the New Orleans | whore, Ingreat black letters, calling upon the | vo 4 rts. ‘his property shows: thut, while tho | ningorder within’ slxty days. Thoro no tonger over the flgures during the early part of tho | Fire Department, ‘Tho Chteugo firemen had a Joyal cltizens of Now York, Brooklyn, Jersuy | General ty “not nm pauper and has | poing any question regnrding the value of those HOSQUITO BAR ery on Elston avenue, near tho elty limits, wis drowned Inst. evening while bathing fn a pond nenr tho brewery. Rahman was a German, 25 ears of age, and had no friends fn tho elty, The Soar was ta charge by Mr. Brand, and he tis not become {n+ y oe . City, and neighboring places to meot round the | not been a spondthrift, to nd: yill bo decently Interred after the Inqueet, week. Of this amount, $27,231 was for tax-paid | band of twenty pleces with thom, and so bad | Will ‘Street Exchange and give expression to | inansoly rleh out ot the. public crib, ag is go | Mes, tho Board of Dircotors havo voted to nd- » , | spirits, $3,004 for tobacco and cigars, and $1,433 | ench of tho visiting organizutions, ‘and 1a tho | theirsentiments, It was 1 Sire ‘and terrible | ore ; ith ia ng in the public | Vance the prico of tho stock ono dollar per 1,500 PIECES! CHAR oe TEN OA NG Ee re ee reands | for bocr. Sfechuntes’ Company marched out of tho curs | oat ner tent came next noone could ti, | Ciek, the case with men tong in tho pI Oy 5 or} ervico, shuro, A lhulted amount of working’ eapltal 1 No more of those slick conntertelisgn the Nae | tho Citenge bantam Ghat nf tho deh canoe Baul such spoke sien pare renee. na eatin gies: DANA'R ANIMUS, Olfared forsale, Kor information apply at tho | CHROMOS, WOOL JEANS, of those sliok cotntorfelts 01 - " ane conte DA HonaT een Tene OE Hal nors Mav ueen | bined in“inaking tho old depot ring wiih x | revqivorsugd knives ware ia the hands of chous | ,,TteNew York Sun wlories in the fact that It | office of tho Havorly Mining Exchange, 116 and TABLE GILCLOTHS, PERSIAN RUGS, sevn here since the one enptured the other day |“ Dixlo™ quivkstep. | Tho procession as it | sands of Lincoln's friends, rowdy, ne tho first op | tho fnthor of tho nttucks an ten. Heelan. | 118 Dearborn street. at the First National Hunk, Mr, IT. B.C; Dantela, | marched along the streets attricted consider- | portunity, to tke the law into chote own bunds, | HN Tlghe bora, bofors the cumpuiel woes ty ———— the silver elerk in the Sub-Treasury, hua re- | able attention, tho uniform of tho visiting firo- | and uyorige the death of the martyred President furthor, It muy be well for the people 9, ae ers AGOOD BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, e era 0C ceived from tho publishers of Underwood's | men belnyg of it vory striking churacter, Both | toon nnyror all whoduredtouttern word aginst | Stand something of tho animus of the Cyslopas ‘ ‘ Counterfelt Detcetorin much fuller deveription of | compantes wore red, Hannel shirts, black pants, | flin, leven o'dluek i in. wus tho hour set for | {lcampilor who rans tho dirt-mill portion ot Rand, McNally & Co, have now in press thotr this work of (erooked) urt than that given 1 and white leather Delta, tho henad-wenr of tha wav Fifty’ that vindictive sheet. 5 now Indexed Atlas of tho World. It will con- EO, P. GORE & CO.. Auctlonsora Phi woe of teracieea) are Una Tint ven fom | Srechuuies. being clip straw Bue WIth 1. D0 |e eaten ee ee ceomnad | (dt, churios A. Duna ls a native of ‘Crumbull 280. 2 GORT & CO. Auetton oars xchange Bulldiny, crummiog and sole | tain some 600 pages of entirely now maps and it everybody: ir 1, bund, while tho JJucksons wore the regulation on in County, Ohio. His futher and numerous col s Fee eee Ob ee dae Ge fale | firo-cup. -ffonded. by Firo-S.ershal Seni (Od (ee eee ee ee aera eeaaiouen | iateral ‘rolutives reside tharo still, Trumbull | Now mattor, with muny novel Foaturce novor as ie Lofthouse, Boroughbridge, Yori. Tin Westerly and ©. J. Barnet Hurley, Northamp- n, Bigiana: John Huntington. Liverpoal, gland; Samuel Smith, Sheed, England; and ¥.F, Fox and T, F. fuekett, lristol, Engiand, 9 party of British tourists, aro at tho Palmer. Auunpie of olghty-one vests, supposed to hve been. tost off some tallors wagon, was dound at tho corner of Noble streetand Milwau- Keo avenue by, Oller Grose. | They. wwalt an awner at tho Weat Chleayu avenue Station, A Sundlo contalulng thirteen boys' vests await nn owner at the West Like Street Station, “They gland; 8. io: Reversion, anmvuned along, nike, DewrBorn, | social favor mis oil few to whom | County ts a portion of the Ninoteonth Uonyres- | uofore appeuring in a work of this character. a vers dangerous $100 counterfolt on tho jrasulonten La Sulte, and Adams streets, until ronklyn neta. mi. and, oven thon, with tho ut- | onal District of Ohio, und, thorefore, wna rop~ | Ail maps aro of largo seale and indexed as fully fi Jon North Ta salle street by Mr. | National Exchunge Bank of Baltimore, Md, tina | it renched the City-Hull, whoo a halt was or- = ‘ : resented by Gen, Gurfiold ty Congroas for many ns Rund, MeNall; Co.’n Business Atlas, It AVE = Suaso Mendsof Nos 81s West Lake streot. ” just fen resnived porte lian of ‘atushnoy dlored, und vor tannteos ii tino anchors ‘| ‘in? ont coe th Hike ens, As Dann wus feom Teumnbil aunty Be | eit bo Rol by Uuseripiion only and handled 214. & 21 6 Madi = v : of this city, from Sin Francisco. The counters |. s ohange — Buildl an 1 ut on ‘ le , “7 ‘ oh Susann meeting of teumstors Was oeld Mad | felt benes tho slguatire of S, 1 Colby, Reginter, Tndrtrom the clovation | SUUKE, YER, te OTM PE oat! | HIRE Reotion, Ault deblrad to puruel it out to | through State or district agente, and to such sro 1 1 adison-= sha West Rundoiph strects, for the purpose of | 8ud F 8. Spinner, ‘reasnrer, and ts dated July t Bugay, mudo the fol- | whose front was protected by. a heavy | hose who would de him the wruntens hatin, At | aro now rondy to nasign territory. Rand, Dfo- WH SHADL MAKE OUR tf of tho | Js % Sixnatures of officers, C. 'T. Boehm, | lowing address of wolvome to the visitors: :| fron railing. We sat in solemnity and sltenco, 1 ‘id ‘ally & Co., publishors, Chicago, aiding furthor action on the organtzauon of tho | Je INS. Shnaty toll CG. 'T. Boek ing nda ft wol te visit i tH ‘We sat femnity and sit ratho was axccedingly id u Nally & Co,, publishors, Chi Caster, und Jno, Hurst, President, are on | “GENTLEMEN. OF THe Pune Deranraust or | waiting for Gen. Butler, who, it waa announced, | Held: could not admintétor tatty criouyt and ox: i graved: Itty printed on plain paper inot hbre), | Tue Cir oF NEW OWLEANS? AB Mayor of Chi- | had suetod from Washing'on, und was uithor | peeted to euteh and conquor, Blin ir thls way. FOR THE RACES ; ‘ tind is. conntocfelt of the teste prior to ‘series | cago L wolcome you with a great deat of plous- | alrendy In the city, or oxpectod every moment. | ene Oe ihe Greuke wore to hu feared, M CLP. Kimball & Go. 70 and 372 Wabash oF of 1850 It Is from the anime plate a8 tho coun- | ure to the Garden City of tho Northwest. Come | Nearly a hundred Generals, Judges, atatesmen, | WON Int | he Breese oe ae ae en ciattore lessrs.C. P, Kimbal 14 HO and S72 Wabns! ; terfolt on tho Pittsburg Natlonal Bank of Com- | ing as far as you do Trom_ tho Southern Missls- | lawyers, editors, olergymen, and othors, wero in | {BON heuriny iitte | om yore dutserous thin | Svenue, havo now on exhibition # fine nasort- merce, und fully us dungerous @ note, In the alot Iver, which Is fed by the witers of Lake | that room walting Butlor's irrival. We stepped | [rom ay corrupt n sure ue ment of boulevard and Surrey wagons, just tho xonuing the loop of tho letter y in ‘July? fs | Michigan—for, though many of you may not | out to the bulcony to watch tho fearfully | Censure, and 6 Atrrnnerion. thing for the races. Call aud sco thom, 3 t] one-sixteenth of nn Inch nbove tho letterk in | know ft, the’ pellucll waters of our Inko | solomn and swaylug mass of pouple, Not i | Arn Shai . AND, ‘Bank’; in the counterfeit the loop touches } pour through our canal into the grent | hurrah was heard, but for tho most part dond to the matter {i noy way. Finally, cortain potty he k, father of | Waters, ana are borne upon | silence, or a deep, ominous muttering ran like a | Sppolntments in tho county dd’ not wult Mr. OF INTEREST TO HOUSEKEEPERS, SLIPPERS ‘ treat fontting rehote Is HS moieeoney of pire tite. jis Urcant et A eaevent Pikes Visit fue rising wate up tho area fawn Broadway, and Pie Who. tutte fa Gamo respectty hast It will astonish you to learn how roagonable rt etween thes in * July’ and iremon, it will be pleasing to all our people to | again down toward the river on tho right. .2 silver-plated ware of all kinds and fancy orna- shading of letter Gin ‘National.’ {1 countor- | necord tu you thn hearty. welcome whieh | now | length the butons of the police were ‘seen | abrenstof all such niatters, and vindiotlvoly 2 C 0! felt it touches, “At tho left ond of tho pinel | promise sou. Lahaye notieed upon ony uf. your | pwhiging in thot, far up onthe tell. parting | PUTO. aman who hug Indepondenco of saul | monte nro now ut 8. Hyman & Co.'s, Stato and Wodnesday, Juno 28, at 9:30 a m, ‘Bultintore,’ Inclosed in aerow work, 1s a sruail ners thofwords, United nd? divided wo | the crowd and pressing It buck to muke way tor | cnough to do whut bo considera right, reyurd- | dMadison stroots. ost foe oR Nguro containing In the genuine | fil ‘Thode words wro exceedingly agrecable | a carriage thit moved slowly, and with difficult | less of tho wishes or dictations of nny one. seven hor proposed tenmsters' union. Tho Chicago team- Rtera do not seem to favor the plan, a8 soveral vain attempts have been made to organize such aunion, and tho attendance Inst night was exe ecedingiy stim. ‘Those present listened to a fow specohes and adjourned without doing anything of importance, ON the morning of June 1 John Rentetall, of No. 185 ‘Townsend street, was severely burned ll over the body by the explosion of a gusoilae atove which ho was Uphting niler to prepre Lis mornivg meal, ‘Cho explosion was a vers violont one, the Inth and plaster about tho room being torn off in putches, Mr. Rentetall’s clothing caught fire, and he undoubtedly would Jhave been burned to death then and there had Witha vory largo and full lino of CUSTOM-MADE ut 8, adapted to current needs, that must bo sold. rantal lines. In conntertelt thore are | reading to us of tho Northwest as-coniing feom | Joxs through tho compact multitude, Siuldenty | Thoso little muttora wore getticd to tho entire | Times: Our bighost artiste in dontistry: The | *couNTit S ft unt boon for a grocer unmed George Hurt, | elght. Ia tho geanine the upper yardarm of | your people, vA few yours ago and New Orleans i Silence wus brokenvand the ery of “itutler!” | satisfaction of tho injority of {9 pao} plo of the | deChesnoy's boyond doubt, though Dut 8 sole | nqwin ua ACH ANZS will notes that we kre who rushed tobls rescue, Mr, Hentotall lingered | foromast. of frlaate Ningara, balding sall partly | was separated frum ‘us us by a bloody chasm, | “Buttert? y*lutlor!” rung out with tremen- | Nelghborhood: and that Gon, Garileld cou. in great ayony from his burna untill 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, when death ensued. THe Executive Committee of tha Cook Count: Bunday-School Association have decided to cel ebrate the one-hundredth anulversury of Sun- day-schools by cme: meoting In tho Exposl- tion Building, Saturday, June 26, at 0300.0. in, ‘The exercises will begin prauptly At 10 o'vlock, and will bo in part as follows: Singing under the direction of Mr, Charles Leo; address on Sunday-sehools, by the Rev. Dr, flolland, Itector af Tnnity Episcopal Chir ‘uddress ‘on the Rible, by the Rey. Dr. Kittredwe, pastor of tho Third Presbyterian Church; uddresyon the work reefed, points to the space between the two | ¥ ere fighting igainst us and we ngitinst you. s sidered more Important than sulting aman who " ff Fetes ROR. thee etd eTieay ae raored te | aera taut lag wgainet te ane we meuinat you. | doug nnd thrilling ofedt, and ws ee | esired ta rule Teor Now York beth nin and | Buck & Raynor's Moth Powder destroys ronch Very Centre of the Wholesale Jobbing Trade tho title United States.” In counterfelt this | active part in the War im which cach slide doubt- | onol It was tho cry of a grout people, ask- | his constituents. ‘Chis was to Me. Duna n, orling | °% flens, Hes, and bedbugs, Of our city, and a call from you will'pay, riarm polnts to the baso of tho letter? in | tess beloved. Its catmy to be a just one, “But | ing to know How. tuole President ded: ‘Tho | of the most belnons churtetor, und hu took upon : GEO. P. GORE & 00. to-day wo mect as fricnds, and [ know I am tileod bounced in our yoing,.and the tears ran | himself the Job of inflicting punishmont there- Soo tho Pony Lawn Mowera at Bordon, Solleck | 00 BF und 210 Madison-st,_ dusuit led iy saying that ff trouble should ariso | [tke stroams down our faces. How it wasdone | for. Ho understood that thoro wus a little | & Co.'s, 07 Lake street. hi MAY WIKAT. betwoon tho American, posplo and a forolin | 1 forgot, but Hutlor was pulled through, and carey of mbitfous RoNeleues Lt Hho: diatner Thursday, June 24, at 9:30 a. m, ‘i _ overnment, we should be foun tig shoul x g ‘ je S ANOTIeN SESHION oF THE svECIAT, comarrtex | for to shoulder niulor tho slurs and stripes. Me eee ne TO Maer ead | hd’ diszruntled” aspirants "of th SIMI | we Se enn REGULAR TRADE BALE to arbitrate in tho Rumsoy & Co and tho Lewin & | You have coma hure with red sbirts to minglo | n yard long, bung from his lett arm—torrivte | est cuiilire, wero cutuhing | at all, the | vow tiit—in this ity, Juno 18, Emeline Fowler, Co. matter was held yesterday afternoon in tho | with our blue-coated boys. As Muyor of Chi- | contrasi with tho countless flags that wero wav= |. striws that wore Hearing ubaut, to keop thon- | mother ut Mrs. Jorcpa icin seo 4 yuare, OR (H Nourd of Tende Bultding. On bebalf of Irwin & | C8801 promise you thar Crom this ime forth no | Ing the Nation's vivtory in tha’ breeze, We frat [selves on tho oreat of the wave | and dra Yunorn! frogi No. 77 North Westorn-ny, to-day, nt 1 Coit tuted that that fi ‘had rT blooay shirt shill ever be taunted in your faco | reilized thon the truth of the sad news that | better men down, With these men Dann plowed, 30o'vlack a. m., to Graceland Lomutory for interment, bh etd bd ? o. it was atuted that that firm had no interest | by any ono inthis city, When tho Inte unpleas- | Lincoln was dead, Whon Lutlor entered tho | Nota paper or printing-ollico In tho district | | MITCITKLI-In thie sity June 1B Mary It iinmll- 40 Casks WW. G. Ware. % a In tho “ deal" In dispute,—May,—and that thoy r mced which ny i ld furnish thy documents which the dis- | ton, beloved wife of J. J. Mitchall, agod 2) years. 25 Guaks C.C, Ware, ~ .Edacobs. All i 5 5 antness commenced which soparated us wo in | room we shook bands, Some spoke, soimu | Wol Hy 4 vs Fe Cool Cottnty, OU bi’ teaneet (Lower tare | only desired to have by this Investigation n de+ | Chiengo folt thut the wators of tho Misslssippt | couldn't. All were in tears. nePokes, Gon | Reuntted follows desitod. to distribute for tho | Funeral trom No, Tt Watput-st. Sunday forenoon: i} Garks Hock, und Yoliow Ware. Well Hail tis morning nt 11:0 o'clock to multe | etalon under Rule 2 relating to fallure to do- | Should nover wash tho shores of divided tand. | Hutlor had for us itl, at tho fest browk af the | Purpose of showlng Garilold’s alleged porildy, thenoo by curs Lo Oukwood Comatory. further arrangements and to ocunsult together. Bronze and Glass Lumpachimnoys,Tablo Cutlery, & hants, AT 8 o'clock yesterday morning, the nursery. liver or recelve on vontracts. ‘You differed with us, but I know trom tha ox- | silence, wag: * Genticmen, he died in the fullness of | DANA PROFFERED THE BMUT-MILIS OF THE SUN, CORMETT—On Thursday, June 17, ot o'clock p, m. Goods packed for country merc Tho frst witness: Mr Huker, sald that ho did | Pression of tho fuces of tha men now looking at | Ais fame!" and ashe spoke it his lips quivered, | and the ambitions fellows thought ft would ve | Willlam if. youngest son Ot itobort and Aun Coriott! GEO, P, GORE & CO., Anctioneert, : : not-consplre to buy up wheat du the lust d tno that In your ineruest hearts you, ate ow | and tho toars nin fast down his chooks. Then, ‘ atl. ir atufe printed | aged isyonra, 5 & CO. Auetion: mien to the nuinber of atinut Lv toe the Ganad | Mi ty Ulan peices ‘ont on the lust day Of | eyud that thse wnters do nol tive tho shores | after ufow moments camo tho eponiciag, And | fe ee creer raat motropolttan Journals | ,.cuuomtl rereioge at the, rosidonoo, 73 Kost indiann- | By ELISON, FLERSHELM & CO. rah Park Gaui Ee Te che Tats | whont during tho inst wouk ot May tn order to | Of two separated countries, aud that you join | you can imagino the effect, us the crape | outside of the Hmits of the district. Duna would ‘ D Gonoral Aucuoncors, Stand 8 Randolph-st, coln Park.” There they pissed the morning ox- aalnlite and admiring tho bortleultural aud otber feauties of the place, and at 1 o'ctoe they sat down to a tunch In the bout house. Mr. Benson played the prt of host, and tho welcoming speech was in uy, advanes prices, Witness sald fi Her | With using the resolution that thoy never shull | Hutterod In the wind, while his arm was very cheaply al th Us ‘Man, Oco: and Fa auvnoce, prises, WRNOR Bald BO WAS A Soler | oath Sa Siateat ed, Tae era! ani || Denegeaaniat ra2 SN AOE NGI a nat Was emnomeogand CVeeid aoe) , , tionth was a shipper of wheat. Woot Chicago nro gind wo welcome you for | was falrly. witd. “Tho old man loaped | mattor, aud distribute it nftor it wus rvcelyed, | TARVEY—At hie roaldance at Sandwich, Ii on REGULAR SATURDAY Ny SAL Mr. Murry Nelson, according to bis testimony, | Mother reason, ‘Ton yenra azo this magnificent | over tho tron railing of the balcony | sy the ‘alander-milts wero ect at work. And | Thurday morning, June J? Johnson Harvey, fathor oeeubled oxxetiy tho mame pasion ae ate, ine | city was ruduced to wanes ny a conilagration | aud | stood on tho, very edge, overhang: | thoy itd tot grind lik thoee uf tho gods. Thuy | ott W. Harvey, of ‘this clty, in tho 7th year of bis - ; = He considered that tesa people at tho | Whleb uo mortal fromen could stay, With tho | ing tho crowd, gestioulating In tho! most vebe- | produced thelr geist fast. Tho amount of mat- | “fi,9 runerat: services will bo hold at tho Congroga- 9:30 This Morning. Warder, Me. Woodard. Mr. Rush, and othors, Tho party got back at noon to the Grand Pacitla Hotol, where tho Convention hold Sts Mind meet. seerutey ‘ # ey | Various points doing thofe best to unload | Memory of tho disuster yot In our minds wo sre | ment manner, and next thing to bidding tho | ter that was produced and shipped may bo wn | tional Churet, Teh, on Saturd: ki Pecrotury. i Be Tarior, oF the dagen danke divin tio ist day af Say were conspiring to | Prone te (Gck fa tho Breinen to protect que nip, | grovel to burn up tha ttubul seed fot and | derstood When it le KnOwd Cant ons, A ainall | Watholock.. the feignds or tho fomtiy Wr Cats ene || ‘Aluaugh, of tho Nurserymen's’ Assocation, Dr, | Urenk down tho prico of whent. Chee w et . munch,’ while a bystander betd on tohis cont- | sunptemont of the paper wns sont, and tho | srosnvited to attend. A spocial car will lcayo the C.. : F Me. body thought that the values durin ‘nyu boys were true to us; bo ye true to your | tails to kuep him from failing over. By this t wus nearly $30, 1B. & Q. dopat at 7:0, stopping at Indiann-ay, station at i cago immediately after willing. to ii for wheut. on tho dlstot say, | stateful to hur tire companies. awollod to [te creat. ‘Two mon tay bleeding on | tected aan Congrossional cundidate, Tho Dom. | “ery tke i ‘ nd Gonora! Household Goods, Crockery, Glass and cash, Ho paid $114 for Noo 3 Wo aru proud of our Fire Doparfinont. Every | onv of tho sido streots,—the one dead, tho othor Ware, Chrumon ig Cromkerys th pallor stiuy. i ; DONOHUE—At his rostdonce, 08 Wort Twonttotn- | Aid. general Mourehold. Goo fog, ‘rho only businuxs done wns tho museare of | Or tig WHat, DUCKG thought hs market valuo was | Min on the forvy fects that the proporty of tho | dying; one on the pavement, tho othor in tho Cee Naa Ato Boon sano 10 son deDonvawe, sled "2 Fours had | ELON, FLERSITEIM & CO} & resolution tendering thinks for favors re) nar more than Stet, city is iu hie speeiat kooplng, nnd whon tho tiro- | gutter, Thoy hud salt a moment before that | Every pines whoro there had. been tho lonst | | Fungral te-morrow at 0 o'clock, by carriages to St, Siang Bi and oipit celved to mundry tnatitutlons, ani thy adjourn | sty, faker wis’ recaltod and testitlod that ne | thirm sounds bu fs rowdy to tk hie life In bla | * Lincotn oughttohavebeen shot long nzol’ hoy | dissutistaction over the appointment of a Pust~ | Mus churok. whara roqulm, Hig mass will bo. cola> 7 , TTads thes REEL Cont eNEH Wiki apmtcnt Dayton | (ee Uphad during Muy sumetieiny over two tilitan aE Tea see ue te ineo Torun piece not allowed tosay tt ugniat Soon two long | inaster wus hunted up, and the disgruntled ones brated, uiouce to Calvary. All “friends of tho feunily WEDDING GIVES. | y and ahalf bushels, The. to uitward moves jece anthing stood out nbove the hends of " Bott . fit tho afteenoon the mowers of the AO | inoutof wheat durin eo Muy. was Henry threo | are intrusted to his keeptog. Tho crowds crossed At tho Top TROIS TLE Se eet eee en oo te a sumplo: | REV Y=-Atre, Tavy, mothar of Sol and Morris Levy, elation pafd n visit to the Bouth Fark, where | Mion anda third bushels,-can unusually largo | Asin F welcome you t Chicago and Jeave | and a looped halter pendant from the Junetion. | mont. * iu anorel from hor pts: resldsas, ‘Nos 2 Wintec, thoy received a kindly weleamo, quantity. B you in the hunds of the blue-couty, who, I know, | ndozon mon, followin ita slow motion through Banday, at 2 THE CLILY-HALL. Keng ts another. The Mayor was yesterday invited to spenk nt Watscka on*the Fourth of July, but bud to decline. Tue Treasurer yesterday received $85 from tho Collector, $2,150 from the Wator Depart- aunt, and $3,250 from the Contraler, Asond the Selig esis, issued yesterday was ono to C.J. Hull, 10 erect 1 fwo-story dwolllng, No. Artestun avenue, to coat 82.5005 one to Byron L. Smith, to erect two threesstory stores and diwvollings, Wabash avenue, ly Fhirrison street, to cust $8,000; and nneto John Hofstud, to erect n two-story dwelling, commer of Arinour and Hrle streats, t0 cost 81,50), ‘Tite Mayor will not gay who he Intends to. Hs olnt tosneceed the retlring members of soardor Education, The applica us high | sion machedatongy Adams to State strect and | haps — 8 10,000 Ames on his return from Europe, when he was | are inylted to attend, ns thoy would have been had there been no com | north to the Paluior House, where tho visit foees eat oNtreution of tae pune In debt and needed it for a short time; how. 0 Dinution, He balleved the imurket wis “cor. | itremen were lodged, Hore thoy ‘rested until | ing, began to bo executed, Ic wis a} A hered” onthe Gxt of May. Ho also believed | 7:30 p,m., whon a delegation of Chicago firemen | critical moment. What might como no ono | & that the market was afton “cornered for otuer ve 5 3 a purposes thin to obtain tictitiow met thom and escorted thom to Mnverly's | could tell, did that crowd get in front of that of: ANG—June 14 45. mo J ANG—June eS rw infant, sun of and 31 fo’ mouths and I Ls mos wis ut that timo respectable and ro-' | Henry tod, and agenticmnn known to be always in | days. the Hos cession of monoy; how Ames had marked FRAUENBERG—In Chicago, Jt 18, of iy prices, Sumo: | Thoatre by tuvitation of Sr. Haverly and the Polloe and milltury would hive availed | thisdown as dividend on stouk in tho Credit | tas Charl Monuony get’ yunremidy ont ERIE BEE ever in de sn cheer pe veers m1. ff i +9 Tho Genera otioally permitted tho whole i ; Bit, heiter also thought will prove that tho nospituiliyof Chicugo tenet | tho mason, walle “Vongonncol was the ety. | mattertataketis couse, Tie oxpiaine, DAROVAtihe rovidenoo at hor paront, 87 Bast THE VALUES DUIING MAY WERE MANIPULATED, | thethuad fremutet Chicago will be rigitiiods Hf Se ne oe tae trun IN A STRAIGHTFORWARD WAY, Plrisionat, Mamnla, beloved and only daughter of MET OE the tonth dak roe hate We Lisa IRLtOr Aftor three cheors for the Mayor the process | World? *Workd!’ and n movement. of per- | how he hnd burrowed a sun of monoy of Onkos ‘Funoral Juno ly, by carriages to Calvary, Frlonds Tings it wus “cornered” for selt ee eee Taha ae present portormntng | fete qchoe, aa, gaulttury woul hive wyallod | seobilier, aud hind iosiaten te this waa tho tine | Runorstat 42 'aiotk Yo-aay rere tho toto r NOY BUTS ORs Se I" 4onutimes the market “cornored” itself. there, read from Washington, Seward is dying, Just, | derstanding ho had of tho miattor; how he (ar. | dence of the Weconsod, No. 154 luarraboo-st. GIETS, NEW I Messrs, J. i. Bensley, A. Fisher, Metlenry, ‘TO-DAY, thon, at that Juneture, a inan stopped forward fletay hid understood nothing of ‘the kind, and | ,KAM—Juno 13, ‘ut halt paat 0 o'clock p-t4 STYLE, QUALITY Whitnoy, Caries Mult Tuytor word examined, | thoy will be taken In charge by tholr hosta, who, | witha small tlie in his band, and wockoned to | hud insisted on paying Unek tho money ho hod | iis fare balovet mileor ered cach auc Me zears. GUARANTEED and aud thelr testimony wus substantially tho sume | aria, m., will take thom round to Inspeet the | the crowd, ‘Another telegram from Washing- | received, in full, to sir, Ames. Sundey, June 2, at2p,m., thence to Concordia Cem | % ng that given above, éngino-housex and visit the most interesting | tonal’ And then, in tho nwful stillnesauf tho | | All theso statoments—voming aa thoy did | oturs. PRICE“LS LOW. For iumsey, & Co, Mr. Towner briefly ad- | Salute in tho business “purl of the elise | crisis, taking advantage of tho hesltution of the | fruina geutiomnn of the known integrity and | sees s dressed the Commitice, He cluimed that the | Kt‘) p.m. they will be. taken ta tho | crowd,whose atopa hnd boon arrested a moniout, | honor of Gen, Garfield, on tho one band, and ANNOUNOEMEN'ES: Ham It n existence of ncombination had not been proved; | frees "by "invitation af the Chicayo arighbarm wus lifted skyward, and a yoico, | froma man who, on bis own statement of the picrernearae apie mcarmer mnemonic aed 1 (9) 3 that tho 10,000 bushels of wheat In dispute was | jookey & ‘Trotting Club, and in tho ovening | Clenrand stendy, loud and distinot, spoke out; | case, was attempting to bribe membors of Cone ‘PostroNEn—on ACCOUNT OF UNKORMSEEN pug by reer ire Lo. in April; that thoy hat | they will respond to. J, H. MoVicker's tnvitation | * Felow-citizens ? Clouds and dariaiess are round | grees aod otbor high officals trom tho basost of circumstances the plenicof the 0, K. 8. 8, which Shourds & Co. He Moatnate Hod ard ten a the la oF ae to viait hig thontre, ‘Tho program for Sunday, | about Him? ils pavilion ta dark wwatera anc the other,—wore readily sifted, tho | should have taken pluce xt the North Sido Sharps + 3 té ry nue oY " mthe frischoad, and tho result was shooters’ lark on the 2th, ls postnanod to tho Zith of " Y norous, af coutrac. but, the, favorite wangol bo | that tran had olourly violuted thalr untruct, and pidudeprand’fuesdey will be: deturm| ned pen See eee ciGaktkinent Wf ilie theone] | TRIUMPHANT VINIMOATION OF GEN. Ganeretan, | pean ‘Twatva musicians engeyed. “wHie COM | ATATH AND RANDOWIL-ST! 4 MBIA : y R ever, that Stone x es varded the complaint. |g % * ae Z fun Kelih Hath decline a’ renppoinimonte and | _ Slt Kline, forthe dotenso, on tho conteury, | ue cellawing te the organization of tho Bfo- | ered ie tute te re Tene “Coes | Bnd bis ratucn to Congrosy by n lurgo inilortty. that Messrs, Hoyno, Voeke, and Pruko would serve ngain. In fact, tho friends of Mr. Hoyne have been pressing bim, THe Judichiry Comimittes was in scaston yess terday ufternoon and tid before It several dine portant matters, ‘Tho ordinunce to compel the ‘ ‘ i chantes' Company: President, Stute Senator | Mellow-cttizens! God reyne, and the “Gove | Larue ronnation of (heckurues that | (THs tl ntiGANs Ov Tita HIGTn, NINTTT cliimed thit etraumstantial evidence of thé | Thomusbovermux:Vioo-Vrosidontdohn Lynch; | ernment “al Washington allt | Hea ‘Tho qromguitehutoited up ugguinst. the Cloneral ts tio Ti ara tenth besocls of the, evita vant The OSIM eO Gt te ete tucol showin | drensurer, Juin G. Chirk: Recording Seoretury, | offuct was tremendous. Tho erowd stood rivoted | fuot that tho very men Ih iis dlatrict who howled. | 95 Mulwuukou-wy., to orgaulze Gartiold Clubs, ote i Uintinel purpose of making Heeitions prioee and. | Wenge, Meculls Flnanglal secretary, J. Novos! | to. the kround In wwe, guzing ut the motlontoss | “ahlof|" in Led ure, toxluy the loudest to chor | fyulie icv J. AL, WOLLLALIA PASTUR OF TiIH | WT extorting dyinages Cor nonedellvery. reman, William = Johnso Le eats orator, and thinklug of God and 2p security oe him for President, ‘They do not to-day bellove ‘Eighth Prosbytorian ‘Chanel, wilt 4 DYE DYKING AND CLEANING, |Hstah. 180, Drowsos, Shawls, sill f aD Site Gace, salen eu 4 , cunduct Araumonts having been delivered, the Come | Cautles SeChosneys “Second-Assistaut, Joseph | the Governinunt Iu tut hour, Ag tho bo a slngloword of the lies Of 1614. Evon (on, duck | Sunday-sehool tovchurs’ mooting "in Farwall Liall at ct wavo subsites und settles to tho sea when Aume | Casemont, who was #0. thoroughly defeated as | Boon to-day. of . urcoll. Clothing, handsamaly dy Btrect allway companies to remove tho dittrom | Wtee adjourned until thismorning at Wo'dluck, |“ White the visitors wore entering the Palmer | strong wind bents it down, s0 the tumult of the pen t 1 874, fa Batd to be | FioMseRCI oy Ene PRAYER = cleaned at small oxpenso, - Ordert thle trneke was pluced on ie by at Unantittowe Howe penetday een Ubi tendecrocamied | pounte sunk and becime still. All took ie asa | We Nderentent Cate i reicker and coe METAL, TRAVELERS, TAY SIE MEE. rovolvadand roticing by arpress vote, and the ordinunce proposing to Heense ine MWGRATII-STAUBER, Foremitn Jobuson with abenutiful trumpet, made | divine omton. lt wasn triumph of cloquence,. | cently, ina publle. way, oxtondod conyratula. | st Traveling mon aro invitad. Hostén Fanloy Stoan Dye Housh burance brokers met the anime fate. ‘Tho ordi- site vou of flowers, which now bungs above Tho hotel | ispirod by the mamont, suck as falls to but ons | fone Im it probable that these men would this | == Lot Alltrotn-at,, 259 Wont, sindlsons janes proviiling for compelling all manufacture | o¢ ue PETE ON ELEQTIANS, counter, jman's lot, and that but'ouco Inn century. ‘Tho | get if thoy still cunsldcron Gen, Garield thier? at, und 10 South Clark-st, CD Ing ostublishmenta to Use a stioke-burner wag | Of tho Clty Council held an oxtendad eeasion yes- | With regan to the effluloney of the homesery- | Kenlus of Wobster, Choato, Kverett, Seward, | af Mr. Dino's lea of 1880 muke ne deeper line jcaKo. discusied ut Rome lengthy aud Mr. Ambter, of the Citizens’ Assocation, presented and read nuinerous letters In favor of tho project, but the mattor was deferred for one wook. sag ee ROMO ANE Tun ConvENetO) Mayor Hurrison recelved letters yeatorda: trom Gen, Wililun E. Strang, Sormvanieut-Arive Of the Republiean Convention. and J, C. Neely, ono of hid assistants, thanking the Mayor for his courtesies, and through hin the Police and Firo terduy afternoon, aud nd under consiteration | ico being alfected by the absence of the coms | Hever renehed It, Demosthenes novor cquitod lt, | pression upon the Nation than those of | 1874 dit the Staubor-Medrath troubles in the Soyenth | Pantos at presont In’ Chloage, It may be stated | What mieht buve buppened had tho surging | upon the people of the Ninvtoonth Ohio District, Provinet of the Fourteonth Ward. Hoth aides | Watneb of tho vampanies yolng to uke up | Ane Taudoned mob heel 10 fone, nue can til: | we eau allund togut rowdy in cheor n great Now no Now Orluans Fire Departmen a a : yomber. wero Tuproauiicad by ees Hares, Iibens se strona, and Suite ir forty or itty should fo potunt span Dipolaon gue at Paris, Lo iny peti wlotury ext Nuvo, Uppearing for Btanbor und James P, Root for | off onteave, ffty or sixty remain on duty, mak- | aired what wus bis name. Tho answor came . Mr. MeGrath, ‘Tho. firat question considered | {ne 4 force }arge enough to man tho ‘tagino, | tnd low whisper, * It 1s Gon, Garileld, of Ohio!" WESTERN PATENTS. was tho power of tho Comuittes In the mutter, The Now Urieans Department ta not a patd one, Ss id hi e und the arguments of tho attorneys wore | thors Re eer ra see on eck Our Latest Girt to England, CLOTHES CLEANING, Wi y i cia Sait and Wee aed eLA IN ba RY Pjana Bod Nveee atadteon: CLOTHES sleet ake Saute, Mos iY, List of Patonts Issued to Weatorn In- +s London Fioary, LADIES AND GENTS,|N- L.—Ladion' Drossus,Beoques Tourn : Jonguf not futeresting, The polnt in dispute | casfonully, : . ventorn. Berroa ceric Pepaementa eae tly Lowe, Hayes, of tho | wus yhothor or not the Committee tind authority path nbeotte tater ig nr dn besain ny, and tas Special Dispatch (0 ‘The Chicago Tribune, oe Contes OF hth lottors wero handod Superin« to take evidence. Mr. Rubons urged that It bad, Il, M, TITOMPSON, funil date iu chroniviod—when The Atnoricun | WAsiiNaTON, D0, Juno 1—A. 1, Evans & recertace Cae, tondent O'Donnell, and with thom tho Mayor | and Mr. oot did not objet, except that he 108 AND HI8 WIFE SEPARATKD, Hoss 15 Puzzle was introduced to this xreat mo- | Co, report the following patents issued to West- sent the following, which was forwarded to ths Bent the sallawinie wl would restrict the ovidenoe to’ tho Judges and | Mention was mado in ‘Tne Trrpune of thedth | {opells. Bluco tho threatened visit of the potato | ern inventors this week: “ SAYoR's Ovvicr, CHICAGO, June 18, 1880.— Ofcersand Men of the Police Foree: 'The City of Chicayzo bas reason to bo proud of Its Pollee Dee bun, the States have never caused auch tomo tho olorks; but this, ho cuntended, could | of May of (ho marringo of Mr. Harvoy M, : c hinount to tothiig, on the grount int tho Com iy oy tion In this country as ia now boing occusloned by nota judicial boy, Tho wrgum ALLANOTS, Thompson, formerly of the Brevoort, to Miss ata conburnyaasy feetingly calls thia Dias LL. Adams, Mattoon, excavator, Bpelling-bees were bad enough, | Je. Appell, Chiicuge, sblrt. ww nanan Sehr Nw Got ALO Bond #1, & 6h or $ for a rample atl bax ie oxpress, of the best Candles in Amorica, put up glee WY and atriotty, pura, Rel Dalvchienga.” Adaross GUNTHEI, Contoctle 3 nite | Dora Holbrook. It was learned yesterday that | Dolleal Puzzles ; 7a Mudinun-at, Chiet_ uirtment. It has im: tt i mk to uiTect the Committee, however, @ wi pus a . Cleavalaud, Chicazo, sanh-fastoner, or 7 Bapement, teins munde tuo, wtimosphery of thls | Yur the quustion at oviduneo, wr tho" ehnmoter | {te expiration of the Linoymioon hud beon fol- | thos rallercsuatee ere suliciently distretsiag, | sf, Cornell, Calewu, bniebusb. CANDIES, that thoy are giving itawide Worth. Durie | Of e¥ldence to be aceeptod, was not conutdered, | lowed by u separation of tho couple, but no one was absolutely auld to put. thorn 1. Farrington, Chicago, undergurment. Bevery Da Canal the lute Conventions our streets, hotels, und | 08 {f waa ayceed to yo on With tho caso und hear ‘Tho foltowing curd appeared in yesterday | on; but from this terrible Afteen puzzle there le L, Gathinann, Chicago, tlour-bulting oppa- rod thie fit be worl halls wero “crowded with atrungers, No oxtra | Most anytht morning's TUuUNE: Mbsualiitoly Ho.Gacns. Bb Hae aittpa aut Leap, | FARE Sar raaud pista men were put on Cu asaist you, and yet there wad 10UIS SCHILLING, ONE OF THM JUDOKS CHICAGO, June 17, 1880, Jumped right Into our daily fife, 8 to spouk. It pa Haring, Peoria, hoisting and dumping ap- olunule wi rather less than tho ordinary ‘critne committed, Our visitors wore loud {n thoir praises of your ollicer: ke a} Leer te ond of your politencss, Bo much of this praise hus reached ino that I fuel sey auty to convey ft to you. year ago! told you that it was In your ‘Power to make the uufform of a Chicago prlives moan aa honorable as that of agoldier, You uro of elestion, was the fest witness galled, and barred anigrreat our palalences and the worst: tostitiad without bel » Hy rey of It ia, it ts spronding inte tho Provinces with W, J, iMutchins, Jollet, mechanical telophony, tei a toa et ot recess | TQ) WHOM Lt May CONCORD, | Ziise settsuuita's? we Gi cuts | Ronee acces alata ta hud been done with tho ballot-box, stating that i" aeuly named. We wont to the fur West, ho} 1, W. HH. Slureay & Baker, Chicugo, foldsng-cot the rest was that Stauber rocelved 10y vot " ug to scape It, but alas! a-lady in tho train | (two put Hig rogers Saar Stauber rucelved | 1H) votes | , Messe vs taka notico that f witluut borespudbie | Way wduing™ It, or trying tO, ull tho wuy to Some | Gd. &, lico, Chteaga, music-chart, showed thd when he signed it Beem. this | wy'account by ur on behalf of any porsun, except | erdetatire, on bur lips and the first thing | N. ogora, Eig jar. he went on to any that the ballut-box had been | 88 By written ordur. wo noticed at the hotel of our choleo W, scott, Chicago, printing-machine attach. MISCRLLANWOUS: ‘PRICL TL 09 CHE ANTE Y oe bringing this about by your cflicle tuken charge 9 : IL A. THOMPSON, | was tho Boots trylug to explain tho droadod | mont. i i doporitient | nt i - Stoney ane uppane aw it dellvora uiohousgof Walss, why i] ,,The attention of x reporter was uttnicteil to | tsatory to to ehaibornnatt La the itt Hone | "ALB. nuneon, Chteugo, faucet, Wenuame et overt perannoughs a pay Bib aren H, au 1 ‘ 5 vevastul in thn ‘or | ish visitor havin rf one . x ko Cl pivot. = ee Srrek BE JTAU nay Mayor abated rt to thn eee nea AE Wes Renpenly gone litt ingulr taat i erew late apari Hiesunder bis pi li to proviows Wook, ies to 3, Willacy’ & Bhtyerieky Chfeuyo, iltor, ¥, MAEMPFER'S ‘i hn Gibbs, aut fe jon of Mr. ret i fuvt | how ubiquitous {tis In town we need not, unfor- 4 { THE COUNTY-BUILDING. mut in tho ceutit Seaabur appeared tS eatltied | whitch, though occtirring & couplo of wooks ago, { tunutelyy trouble to state, “itival imukers ure ©. G. Balawi at souk meee attach: MOUKING-BIRD FOOD, —- Votos and MeGrath 10, te did noe drink auye | Bvutid tho public xunerutly had been Iqnonintof, | pouring tho puszies at a nocdivasly cheup rate hrdaclaumnile (iar sais baad yer artachy, Wholosale and Rotalt punieneee an qatmalties on ulldlagd and | thine during the coujtiog of the vty, Lat wi PTC BER a A eT rar STM Lec Te COR Tremere A" iharnbart, Milton, beehive. Absolutely Pure. 197 Bouth Clark-rte ublio Service will conside protty full, nove ris, WHO! hy " a ui ain Ups oon 6 pro ae f * ——— ee the question of olu- | PrUtty Full, novertheleds, whan It was through | UY howa, Me. ‘Thompson would agg bo | worked lu un spe religious allusion to dion ia |, W,coules & Ponniman, Janosyitlo, barnoss y vators for the now Cuurt-House. suberud up, Lowover, when the town box was | S¢H lust “night, and tho explanation “given | one of bis surmons; and tho pantomtine writers buckle, MADK FROM GR APE CREAM TARTAR, mannan ALE BED De Iris said. that tho Board at {ta noxt meeting | reauhod, und. seoln Fase tie by tho lady's friends were more Vague than aat- | have on bloccummusioned the property-mastors | 4+ Sanford, Osbkosh, oant-book ferrulo, asokeaper's favorite in leading cities of the wo Wioicaale & ttauall. Bond for price pil provide fora Celophont a bo piucod intholt | two boxes the uty snare nay butween the | Pedcrory,: Bice he is wdvunced tn yours, and | ae tha various thoutees for which thoy write to MICHIOAN, fo colar: prepareuon Hosxeg san ARE aanye bak at, Gonus stl Beate yous in the Morobuuts' Block, ‘This improvee | city one ‘at Sr. aia houee, ne ro. | Sie vompuratively young, uncuongediality of] st once prepare Hrobdiugnaxian seta of num W. L Ely, Dotrott, hatchway-guard, fice withuus fear ot the tl Ls reaiting from hoary Indie Wige mado w order and warrected ment f¥ absolutely needed, as it will place the | count showed that mistakes Kad becn mada, | teupernmont may buve bad muoh to do with | berg, so that ut Christus wo shall find the Hoss W. Goldle, Fentonvillo, tbinglo-cuttiog mn- | gestible food. fe-Comm ended for purity and wholer "au. M, meinbers in coummuutcadon with ull the county | Behilling was present. ‘Tuo result was a change | the tnatter. Puzale rampant on our stage. ft is not true, | chino (two refssucs). somenses hy {he Government Caomlet, tr, Mott AS UIENILAM, institutions, und will in various other ways | of the votu ue indicated by tho returns. Ito bud 14 understood that it was tho wife who left | huwover, that the Government has offered a | J, A.Mell, Molino, wrench, BOV Als BARING IR DBE TC. Nex Vas 1, prove a great convenience, erased Stuuder’s namo from a lurge nunber of | the husbaud, bolug advised theroto by ber | price of £500 for the disouyery of a fulr and E. 8. Newton, Eaat Saginuw, ateam-trap. 5 NE ‘Tua Committce on Public Records, to whom | flekets ourly in tho morntox, aud the Commun. | Wether, who was on bery from Washington. | square solution of the 1415-1" position, | W. J. Berking, Grand Mapids, mechanionl- 8 Kod ck oar Er wan refereed tae Suttle, Records, to whom | ists hudvoted thom which explained, in his | Provably nothing would have appeared in the | tough this uy well boere long. At present, | movement. ee ae ase aN HT Suan Pes ree ein erat " a rent pers on the subjet, for it ts unlikely that | bowaver, Mr, Gladstano ts busily engaged WH ‘Walker, Grand Rapids, burial- cry ie Tours Treveie vit Bo eat oa aaa eecee mal gabries oF Cook Cans | Oe bow Atauber had been outvoted, TRESS” wit bon way nuplioation for va ae | pomehint aoe tc thee tioaeetagel bene hoan | canker eee Cebleeel lar) j: Conmen Sense Shoes Cr WIL ES ibsirustouiler ioe Cottty Sotelvinit | enotborot to jutgen ieatied tat th origina | He prbtty iieitartity fo eae sated | urate tala tae yd ahaaee | a A uazsale Zeskaasetens BENGE aco, pee irate ree i. e ic ial , | uk Be 8 jal Us i Feooiniacndatlou, although the majority uf thy | count anowed that Stuubur bad 1W und Medruth | doldg it ude purobaves ut vastous evores on | for wil haved walee o © 5B. Bwuutlaud, Poutito, frull-evaporator. Ce a OO Nor adi otesee