Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, July 5, 1880, Page 6

minehasu reas Ue wu 8,” LOOU. ees rain Aelds all atong tho Northorn Py fooling well, Bome. damngo hid been goers hntl-storms in Dakota, whieh, bowover, uae el tonehed more than a gmetion af 1 pet ang the xrowlny rain, Settiers ara coming in, © overy part of that countrys with arnsh, peel areoting, and n welcome homo. Hastouing | vietim of Chadwick's avarico and Ray'a re- carly to the mecting-houre, he saw onthe porch | venge, until ber mind wos wild, distracted, and whoro ho had go often atnod with thom, a happy | broken down. But Mr. Dexter was immovable, boy, his olf comrades, Not one came forth to] and threatened to abandon the ertso une Fives bln ne he approached, but tnatend, with | less 7 would pen to his defense, ‘This halt averted Cicer and distrusiful countenanees [I finally ald not ochunging uy matna ts for tho Governor to be oMieinily notified [ party disetpting shall be maintamed, and that | Eble, Willing & Jackson, Joreplt ‘L. Tancastory, THE CITY. DE tha fuer tne tio population Of this eonuty 1s | ail those who were in the narty to deattoy nr | John G. McCormick, and dninos K. Store. se wht Iectated nuocerwRercupan helwauthorized | obstruct (tshull boremaved, and they asked ho |” woceyy tt not bw -agomt pian forthe commands Dy the fay te cull nv election for threo or morn | eosperntion of wll fn carrying out this work, ine olllocre Re thy Tear Casntreruiad iathery: ( GENERAT NEWS. ditdges. Tt te not necesanry for nin to walt tit When he jel finished reading tho manifesto | to ote their Meld nights to Stondns? "This a Ba z 2 Kavember to do thls, ti case ta ts notified | Mrs Morgan moved that it le adopted 1a tho | Aitinignt forall ihe othor commnsua fit tho: ontelatty before that. timo of the propricty of | kenge of the Buglish-epenking mentberg of tho nik ity, me thoy lonkea: “You think: you know more than | Judgment. but relying on public sympathy. | body teat work and thelr work fs. ery. G16 Dotauass, Detrott, at the Gardner. Clectine mare dadues, He ius by lar Paty, nM DAE conleeor be Urinted tn Gore | {ty un the enw would faellttate the work | Wertas the ‘rebut wad no, tivexpeoted ard | Whleh Thcligved wold weqnic her im otto at an | durtulig naples chnnuten,” Vilinicen ne ene A. Jf. Honzatas, St, Lottls, at.the Gardner, Epecinl writ of cleetion, so. that tho cl man and distributed thrnghont the country. tho cate bemtgnartors aeeatly: by ciuling | cruol that ie boy's hoart was for the time nearly | unwise ond dangornis vefenme. 1 yielded Be- | aud turmehomes gahieup, in overy direct ME MOL rAs Sh Paley i these new dudiea may bo'made in September or | Mr. dolingon thought tho proposed action was | {he ullicers at t i frokons “ft have often alnec,’ said-the Gene | causo I feared It would be more dibrurous ta | About thom wait AL dddin'a buttdor wasnt’ on BanuEL Tarn, New York, at the Gardner, Ovtober, ac aC any ather time, aut the If | nlte th r ton hats Ilo was opposed to the aaah if fa itech A ; cul, “ been suate te Fool the oron a this fist {ho ene ty have, Mr, Dexter withdraw Sant to Okey y . deemed ndyiaable, be kept outer party potities. | manifesto, whieh was opposed to justice an ‘nk following discharges hnve been_recome | lesson 50 painfully and powerfully lingering in + poten een OVie, Franc M. Cori, Boston, at the Ganiner. CE eee te. eo tasus wi he eho ine | common een iy a. He helt that the editor of tho | mended by Capt, Davis, of Company C, Flest memory, and I chosy the least, #0, that I guite ogre A TERRIBLE ADVENTURE, Grovar W. Choxse, Akron, 0, at the Gants | opnuee { umber of Congresamen retaruad | Arteker-Zeitung was tho superior ingrainste | Infantry: Noret, 1 8. Huchnnant, Beret. @. A. | ‘Tho tenderncas with which this strong man | with W, 2. F. that Miss McKeu should A painful uceident occurred recent ner. : : ty “hia county. Asmuming that te Brenont | tora who were apni he When ng ela ead Riley. Commit ity Hoel (earner A ¥ ald tag, ttle tule, absierod how gent she Mead mice ane! peat ns (rondor thanenniees ip ONE | the Northern Raflrond just asthe mixed trae 7 rt bers at Congvera will Go res | with belng the Hismarcks of the party. he: | Ulonver, Corporal W. T. Wood, Corporal F, 1 one nrrow, now Bo barbed r 5 OL OTs oni Warne, Potersburt, Vaw 16 at the ‘rox } MuRIEE af THEI Tigger tho whole | Hevet tau the depraition wf. Sin, Grnttina | Goodwin, an Private Ht. 1 ooinin, anne: | oF hinenemtos, when the greatest xifvofa grout | true that It ecena imposalbta to nerva’ tho, sum | {fom Paris to Liliie was moving out of i" ti e " iT U0), Superintendent | would result inthe death of theparty InChlenro. | conntot term of servien having expired, Tho | Natlort reems taldl at his fect, mona in tho pending case on Mrs, Chadwick, as | Gare de St. Just, near, Amiens. On Mt. Ce MoCaury, Loutavill, Ky. ts nt the | SURE AR ghoul SOUL), oe, Sunerin ‘ould er y H SP Just, ant Walker now estimates, tho ratlo of representa. Mr. Georzo Gadd belleved that ‘even as Uis- | discharge of Private M. A, Mead ta roquested on During « prolonged residenco in Washington | tho ifth summons is now fn the hands of the 5 ha, ‘i ‘ s three full members, with & fraction of | month, ao Mr. Grottknu sought toby = a < . ed en. Garnel ely, | he 5 f a 5 Jogerit Dicwvonrn, Witsburg, {sat tho Grand | mney TAY tw eon leftover, At prevent | ellis inder tha ee’ or Cala bie muh. he Tue following order jing beon Issued fromGen= | form, and in tho chureh, wud from ovory | after past nt eee Mare nnd Like, cleets thr . AW Headiiirtors it Rprimgiietds Cook, with mom= | arrogated to Nimnsclf a surcot Papal intallibility. | oy ory Geonan A. SANpEREoN, Indinnnpolls, 18 nt the | CO TEN Nae Metta, Cones in cone | Ho hte bengged tn tho rpeaker, lutely that ho a Aieanguanrens Puan: Bua Sberinan, dunce with porhupsthe samp entintloss oy ce eR Ci ut Herlin Sia. mont powortitainan f. Cap trun P ; = 1 thon, wit cleet. four members. Prectecly | thore, and that when ho wroso und apo # £ Tux Providence Base-Ball Cub wore nt tho | 0! " fistio meetiiy uversbouy gave why Dofore of the General cont q expenses, with which to | between tho van itself and ono of th poured Thave tome fully to belive, mv tho | Brosecute ker mult, dyin to bo Fecelted tant | otaas enrtinges, lle, MoWOvo, set te language of our Quaker post, that our Prost | sho ts subjected to this annoying Mitigation, Inns y y Bela dential nomineo fs a “true, brave, downright } muel agit would have been unuevexsury it sho | coupling chains, and, graaping them with honest. man,"—onn who bell wits ly TkeL—Spectal Unters Now Bum Krink G. Hay Q. Mon tho staff { “ Co z Hefenee on hor trial | ene! ft despair, shricked fe jf fe Sis hereby granted s “ wea that on the | had been allowed a proper energy of despair, shricked for assistan, ‘Tremont yosterday. They loft last oveniug for | how tho dividing will bo doue fs, of course, teft | Social leave of nbsenco Tae inicty ata 3, by 8 Iadder of God which upward toads, the steps of SipNHY THOMAB. ‘The adjoluing compartment was occuiple Ice, area tothe next State Legisinture todemermind, — ) HIM. as asceotead to Ar. Grottkait’s TL. Cpt. Eilotc Inuranidy A.C. Bs Will perform | RPHEss Aro human necda’’ Ae a acholite, NT PST Count do Ceste nttd Viscount do Cantasys = - — i ject 0 Mr. Grof ty ir pe sah Usiasitrein Oo is ettered magnate, lord of a vere S Ys Carn. Axb Mra, Gronag M. Gray leave for ce pudecyed vie worl to | {he Hutlea Of Assistnat Quartermnster durioy | wigoning realm of books,” In Attn «brain cit THE RAILROADS. ye wi fight hing with his own wenpons. He alg tho simmer in 1 Me. TUK USUAL CHAPTEt OF ACCIDENTS. fected to tho oy inion expressed In the man Cronoe Hout aNn and hiacompany, Now Yorks ‘Tho actual Fourth. was ushered in with tho tne Me FOL a ran Ot HL for decent recto! A- Putt, Yokohama, dayiing and Conyressian | wid, patriotic music of the Juvenile fireeracker, if arte " CY a eee oxpresaion, Mr, Sehiiiing went on to sny thit { wyated from tho hendquarters of the E. 8. Drag, Wisconsin, nre ut tho Treniont tho torpedo In all tts manifold forme, tho Chi- } Relwae tired of teeing the Englishea penking Se= | Heine, which will hoof interest to Quarter- J. 0, Wi.rams and . Sullivan, St Louiss | nese bomb with its powerful detonation, the | ton of the Sociatisté n mere tll tacked on to the | misters of regimonta and buttaltons: Se Dettunt dumies W, Dawes, Nebraskis | sharp report of tho toy-pistol In the hands of | German kite. ‘They hud given way to thont too | Grammar HEADQUARTERS STATE OF TLLINOIS.— vor) + Gray vo. Dmatliny and JT. Koss Bryant, ‘ mite Already, and atl the reward thoy pot was | Gener! Onder No. 6,—Svett Nar rent, June 24, 1880, Denver, are at ie Palmer, tho simul boy, and the thousand and une ather | Mite - y ot mene well, Sommennlliny Sy come . | betag called names hy tho Gorman uditor, his } <1, Capt. 3. M IS, Narwey, Rock Island; Atden Goltentth, | !plements and dovices for producing a variety | favorit term being “Greenbuek prostitutes," a | pany Wrst Chvaltye TON? toe ie. heron: detatlod Now York: Vin. Rneck, Icanaas City: §.G: | of nolse, nnd a vondition of things. gencrally | namo te whieh any decent Socintist, would ove | is Assistant Inspector of Ritie Pretice on the aid, Windsor, Ont, U. Walddgoly, Suringetd, | comparable only to the confusion that | ject. As far us rested the action of tho Main | stat of the Commandor-in-Chief until further C. Hotaling, Albay, eee he ae the | puns riot in pandvmoniuin, . For oa Reetlon iy Indorsing fhe Greenbacle omntnuattone, onlerh, Ho will be gbeyed and respected ne- private send-olf In honorof tho day. in which | BC thulglt, the Helton Of the ste Te eee | copay. a : Cononen MANN yestertay hold an inquest Srerybody ‘td pretty much us ho ploasen with: in pitohing Into that body was most reprehenst: Tn forwarding cortifientes of cleotion of of. fe | the abecnce of Capt. Tgytie. By order of Hrig.= 9 | Gen, ‘Lorrence. ‘Gronar It. CANNON, 5 Aamistant Adjntant-Genoral, nten to the removal of the Tre following general order has heen prime rst happened to be looking out of the windoy rents near and far, conve: ns inn Leyden Vag firs’ ‘As'a noldlory Su man to plant the bute | NTAY: SOUTITENN COMBINATTO: the time of the aceldont, and who imimedi hor on tho outer will” AsaChristian, one Who | hho Atlanta Conatitutton hag the follow. | Rely shouted, to tho guard to stop, buta fully belloves “that if nian he aman, he may tran was by this time rattling ale or worship nt will—in Jeritsulem's courts, or on | Ing regarding the new Southern combiuation | rapid pace, and it was impossible for thet Gorlzim's hill.” Mrs. J, W. D. of rallrund: voices to ba heard. They selzed the cords of Tt huts Ween evident for some time thats { the alarin siginl, but ns fate would have fg ‘Tho Cousta Jopnon Case movement waa on fuot to consolidate the rail | tho Apparatus was out of order, Belloving To the Editor of 7ns Uhiengo Yvibui rads of ee Nort and Sout Purolinn Hint fia Heuatal would be eunble to hold ug Cuicado, duly %—Your correspondent "M, Es] ad Georgia. rndatreet’s Hiebmund corre: | imuel: longer they determined to go. te 1" aay TH doin Theat se ilnurieecules Spondent hus written nutter Cully wetehig forth | rescue, ane at the risk of tholt” Own ive: th 10 philosophy and Intentions of this bigscheme. | Jeft thelr carriage, 1, compelled ti throng” who know what J ought todo with my'| ft was intended to minke this combination tho Fe an core by. tha “yitted pou," and so reminds mo that tho Lord | counterpart of tho Loulsvilla vile | Josting of the train to cling to the foothin al ; mi mien bad mistako in giving mo tho pon and | combluitiun West of tho Alleghenfes. “Neyo. | Uraqeed themselves wong Ib until to ise Theatay ovening, atra.dray villepend | TIT GLORIOUS FOURTIL Big rottiaebine aid nok i tintlons ta effect t were bosuitabout oigheen | Teaehed the buck of the compartment. Thera . ect CTs, eter q ‘ tributing: th < t apeit ; {upon Frank B. Parker, rallrard engine nag | ee tie eke ntamuulcion stops ite dee ater author ecket nt Lage mistuanths | Suergertietor mee ce stato. that a aisctsunes | pnd. folker whe eristo naasrsoraen Fin tele ME Ee a a a CON RIDER ena wey innellt rina seni uconesione 4 0 y WH ry x is HS Hs, Ith unt Ht, onsos 1 ‘ ; 8 Kiver near itiverdale, Buuueday” afternoon, Tlogr ind an OVUry stret-COrner, CTO CIT | ee eee ee a ee Te ee MoI cHer ect BY | directions to the penhulder. truilio of the great region of country engt of tho | from the chalns. Ilis feet were fearful verdict of neeldental death was returned. in full blast, so that when tho patriotic min out . AL Hintrann, Adjutant-General, ON, BHD," with tho honesty characteristic of | Alleghenies and north of aAthuta, Gay hag | Jucerated. by contact with the ground, an sentimental womon, ignores that part of tho | teiicd more and wore in the direction of gain | ayil he cling on instinctively, noble, jal letter sho etiticises,—whtch ques far boyond the | thy ts aueaienes wor the. lnwe of wommutitiog | ver to Move or even, npparchtly, £0 hteg suyuvation of piiuiishment to thoso ‘rufllans— | under which tho ralltond ne gone Tur to bid | MO presotice of the two passengers Who hag and socks to erento tho fmpression that for them | defines to the water-way, whieh was quee | §° Heorlenlly como to lite ald. - Et was ek Thnve no coudemuation, whilo T*condoma n | {ovat to be secure against ntl comers. ‘Tho | dent that his strength was fast failing hl kt i sondition,"* erie pf tho ooenn route nround Cape Hatteras | And that he would soon drop _unier the poor uirl who secks to botter her condition,’ tivo contributed tou preference for the all-rail | wheels from shver exhaustion, They then Ide cortainly condemn aby woman who risks ) route to Nde-witer at or pear tho enpes of tho | fore dashed forward, and, grasping him by her honor for a_doltar u week, or for avy athor | Chesnpeuke, With thia marked tendency wstho | the arins, dragged hin wp on to the buffers consideration, No young girl cau go Into o Pee ee et ate peat ird fo a nee nud thence fe the footboard. Low the strange city ntone without letters to responal= | Atjantic railway system practiealy under ons | Managed to regain thelr carrlago with thelr bie parties whoo sho hus the Assured menns of | anisement. “Well-known. busiiess men of | Minost Iifeless charge Isa mystery hey, fading without risking ber honor Tens of | iienmand and Baltimore wero induced tudnter- | «ltl so In safety, however, and the train soon: thousands hnvo takon thut risk und lost all, and | ose thomsolves in the seheme. Tho nustor | Afterwards entered Longueau. _ A telegram: {ie be aualter iin a tute of Blan wie sounded | gyisite of the movement, bo fir ng relates to | was dispatched to the Aimlens Hospital, ang that auull echo froin shore fo sore of tho great | votive energy, have, Leen Willian P. Clyde, of | thither the sufferer was Tamovert fra bre oceans aroiind us, and reverveuty in every towiy | Now York, and Gen, 1, M. Logait, of Retmond, | carious condition, his feet having been iit and village, pnd) huilet, and, farimbouse, and | who have Gondueted all the weyotlitioy, mony erally worn away up to the aukle.—Gutig To overy paront T would say: Keop your | gtherg dircedly interested are Mr. i. 1h Pant Of | aand's Messenger. daughters at home until you bave secured thom | comer, of Baltimore, Mr, Chaelea M. McGhee, ey y A home and nssurance of protection in some | or Tonnesse Mesars, Willlam If, Palmer, A. CITANGES IN MANAGEMENT. aed place, ee prans gel any: pay Bete x; Ste Mhouns Branch, and A. 8, Buford, of Special Diapateh to The Cnleago ‘Tribune. and are quite sure of reiebing your destinn~ | “She Rchmond & Danville Ralirond, extouding | VAFAYErre, Ind., July 4—Mr. Clark, late Yon in, snfety and finding fricnds nt the end | from Kichmend southwesterly to Daiviile, neat | of the Illinois Central Railway, succceds to Ce ee eres taattces | tho North Caroline line, trom tho date of its | the Superiutendency of the Western Division Howie the character of tho Inbabltstts, oe | compotion hns constituted the central and cons 7 futon beiviite rou wdtainine ny public atte trolilng artery of tho South Atluntic system, | Of the Lake Erle & Western Railroad, wlth ishinent! Every city ts full of traps to enteh | sf, 4 Leas cities Hey Taney Aid miliinery To secoure control of this lne,ns the bastv of the | headquarters in this city. Davids, HI, tls how scheme, way tho iret step in bringing about | predecessor, 1s ussigned to the Superintent. and dreasiinking shops, nud many other can- : » + 1s nasig d [ Is frivances for cntrupplig urls. Pooplendvertise thy deeleed combination. “A controling, inturest eney of the Eastern Division, with heads for cooks, cluumbermitida, neesongtelsy went | te wonton ata aug guts guued by | quatters nt Fremont, Q., taking tho position t frauchise him. and. Whatever tlekot waa put in a 9 , * : Be 5 oF material wherewith to ealebrate thoy were | tho Held by tho Soctaliste? ho. intended to voto Reese ee end nas Mutmdckam: | ROE MLA loss tatind more, as for the rain in | foe We . vor nud Chambers, TApplused NEW BRIGADE HEADQUARTERS, : : thy evening, it merely dampened but by no Ault 5 The now headquarters of the commandin, APIDUE Gator nua, We Bletes Rawport New monns quonehed the general ardor, Ibut noisy | 21% MeAuliit sald’ that tho Arbetter- Zettung had boun_n tenltor to tho party and hy wished (e | oMleee anc stall of tho First Aeigude are w mode) an : as was Sunday, to-day will be inflnitly | wore sunk in the lowest depths of Holl, He had | of elemince and yood taste, und, bein tho first Parker, London, Bugland, sro ut the Grand Horgan, ‘iho Giehusiarin of yesterday wis | Worked hued Fee Tana parahinstt chub wuirtre Dineo Which te ohicors have boon really wblo to Witsads MoCommcx, 17 years of ne, whoso | {ewitie more gehen The ninke of tho none | 2 the futuro bo would work just ushard against | Co Rome filve Te a eae arent live at No, 415 Huw tsland avenue, while | chureh-goers, who liad it all to thomselver yes. | he trbeltersZettuny. | tion hoe | ments may be of interost to tho different organ- fuiug a horse to water at o'clock yesterday | forday, Will bo. reintereed Ly the ‘companyrot | ,,ave Chale geviumied that the combinwtion bee | titone awing aileyianeo. ‘Tue «uurtors eOn- afternoon, was kicked on tha left cheek ani | those whose devotions were somewhat disturbed Woubtedly te or, | sist of n suite “of rooms in tho second Be Ue, TR CII, TIE ns | eee eee a oe ee aa eaten {| Would undoubtedly reault ln favorot the former, ff _fevon Fae Te tee ine 7 y Sunday's nolay overture. ‘Tho rent th | as thoy wore tho more nygressive of tho twa | ory Of | the | Giles Mullding, | No. 268 . will be by common consent observed on tho | parties, As furas Grottkau was coneorned, ho | Wabash avenue, ‘Tho front room “Is n Pros Davin Swine left tho clty Inst Monday | 5th nnd that i will be observed even ns tho } was pot afraid of bln vrof any ono man ‘iy | Mire apartment, used ay a general eltting and evening for his old howe at Oxford, ©, wherg | most enthuslestic tiratly volleve it should be | might, os heeluliied, bo a very Blamurek, but | reception rooin and parlor for ull tho offleers, It he will probably remain until about the Ist of | thero ds, thal not the slightest reason to doubts | roriat'that ho was only a fy ou tho wheel of | uso contains the desk of Gen. Torrence and his Keptersibs Quite n number of the mentbers of ‘The crop of burned nngers, singed halt | gooiism, and as auch ehould not bo deemed } Adutant and Chief of Stat, Lienr.-Col. Cane hitchurehe Ignomut ot his wvsence, wero ut the | scoreled cyobruws, Uiefigured hoses, abbrovi- | Worthy of so mitch attention, i non. Tho floor is covered with a tral Musie-Hull yesterday morting at the ( ated car, ind powder-begrined faces was quite N Xporenn's motion way then carried, pet, ruil, offve, nnd golt, with a border two feet Usual. hour, and, of course, Went away eoaside | wp to tho average In quality as wall as quamty. | Sh, Munean thon presented the following reso | wide. thy wills ary papered dark, with scold erably diauppulnted. at not hearing him, The | A complete record of the Individil misery | prions, which were adopted: ure, nnd show ndide aud a heavy fringo. De mistake was probably owing to the failure or | edused would be smipossible, und uninteresting | Wirneas, We, the Enulish-rpouking mambors | rectly under the lntter Is a three-theh gilt mold- fusiiilelency of the notice announcing Prof, | i possibio because of its length, But enous | of tye gocialistie- Labor purty, tn Joint meoting | {ng for pletures, ‘Tho windows are draped with ‘Swing's purpose to be absent from the city. pueeone ae etar Shi’ burns var with the other branches of or Joent orginizn- | heavy etirtatiis and caps Bune libie ebony. poles. MARY SWEENEY, 21 yours of wo. wornan of | He ACll As Hon, have In accordance with the party require- | A sofa ond ae cusy-ch are holetered 11 tie Lown, living’ at No. Wi0, Bue streot, at- | AEST traidon,80 yerrs of ngo, living nt | ments, vuted toscnd detegates to tho Nationale | Mitek ant ko nity aiken eet tac tempted ‘to commit suleido yesterday by | No, Tay Willow atrect, while seated at an open | Greenback Labor Convontions and having also | One. oticers armechulrs, upholatered i red Jumping off thy oxetrflon tta-bunt Charmer, | windaty we 220 yostenday afternoon wus abot, in ae ee IN ERIIONS He ote delemates | louther, several cump-chinirs, ete, A. Dinck= piyine between the whart ‘wt the Loot oF } the right arm above the elbow, jnilictiug a pain- | Hn the work-of tat Convention: ani walnut’ table stands fh the cuntre Harrop street, and the, Government oe ful but Hot, xerious wound, ‘They have no tea | "Wiirisan, The cultors of tho -trieller-Zetlung | Of tho room. ‘The above composes tho furniture Sa et eg eee peak | Wholtredd the eNotes Sones, young | Aull tho Senhdliavian weekly paper, and those | of this Toou. which, although simple and noL ox~ She wharf, “ede thme abe wos reseed by the holi-boys at the Attantle Hotel, whtly Te ae ee este I the mratuiseripntony | tienble tnst0 that. ehoemteet tshurmine. atnen engineer of the boat, whoso mistress: she fs said 1 from a ball window in the hotel Inst evening al | gags i ; there 1s conaiderableornutmontation th bi iu , i i 1 f i wer to prevent the purty at Inrge from reisconsiderablvornumentation thesnme be- fy. Pho worn eerie on in a ivoet outta, | G o'clock. maunged ws shoot Jun Fitzpatriek..8 | iigoring tue ropart Gnd Ieominendawons of | I almost entirely the donations OF friends of tresses, aileawonien, and what not to draw girls | that about ne the plans of the By" ust resigned by George G. Hadley, who has y eeattes . thostatl. «A closed doorway, leading to unndjoln- | nto de Toy att t wbout na the plans of the syndicate bexan | Hug Inted General M ft Jatke Pork, ond the excitement guthored a great K our delegates, and tlan to destroy the work of ‘ into dens fram which they never escape, to taku shape the Pomsylvant ~ | been appointed General Manager ot the Ohlo Cauvd. Bhe munted, sworvenniaore her-cloching | METER, Notsnrigur at aot | our local Section: thorefore, to tt jog rounh Isdruped with nbbot inarpen curtains, | “athoumands of girs dlsahpour overy” year, and | Chased the Gunelotte, Colutabin 4 people pur titll her condition was so disebycctul that the Fe Hf poulee were irons to arrest fis entiro crows. siren. wate stand Bud Iquor and worse love {8 what alls Mary. thice Loyewhonteba Acourne of Hittle girls Hying on 'Thirty-ninth | away at once. The bullet lodged iy hor Jeft atreot were frightened out of thelr wits yexter- | cheek, but the wound {8 not at nll serious. Resolved, Firat—That we reatiirm our indorae- | hung upon a walnut. pole, by Col. Lippinvott, not know, and who ran | Ucleqates to the Nationul-Greenback-Labor Cons. | Cyiony at Camp Chiciien, South Park, Mt filly Sccand—That wo most emphatically Ao to | are peat on clthor site of the doorway, and di ditors, chased the Charlotte, Colurnbla & Augusta Laie | Central Road. Mr. Hadloy was for o nuns inoue ua vena ee Lad (i ne traps. ayer rod, Which eutonda trom ‘Cnn ea eee her of yenrs Assistant Superintendent of the ee ae area country gil, coming ton | (2 Augusta, (Gx, ‘This dono, the syndicate set Kaunknkee Line to Chicago, and ts 2 No, & city a mm ant an Conctat eee ‘eatiire recta purchasing alt the inturoaty ol the Ton. rallrond man, to tho arts of some pimp or procuress, thousands | Pyivania Railroud wouth of ltichinond. | hie f h ? 2 : pylon C , mpiny hold 24,00) abuites of the Itehtond <SONVILLE & § i atFect wore FEED OE Oe ee | ee ioe ene af ngos via with | MOY menbers of our party, bo they editors, | racty Uelwcen, and partnlly covered by the | of wiiom ure on tho wateh forsuu pray. | Dantilta dtoni-vi controlling fntorest, Tuoso | “ACRLON y mae © SOUTUEASTERN. dni winagsive nickel-pinted ste." Aeuppears } hls parcute ut No, ia West Supurior strovt, was | Thisrupresent,forestnlly dictate, or to quay | VOY Avollo, Tour “fret hv, with Jute in picknouot und folks who wine to borraw | wens, Durchwscd wad truer attested tothe | sent ceieen, Thy Jilly. 4A decd, fro HEAT HGh tio tied tao siualooxs and tote tele secre Edward nteklost br Enblekyebo atten condemn the reguine sictions of our party, orto | hah, tho gift of Henry Dibblec. At the | Inoney of strangers, bit who looks nfter the | #uudicute, the cotriut having peou closed ELD, Ihy - my playmates took up tho ded, hud thelr dolls vae> | ed hn, did not consider thowound nserionsone, | “iy yo. eR E THEE rte stands the beckoning Nynre of Mercuey, ia yile, Feet ee tore wan Warentalaein thonenghe | us the bullet was simull, so small in fuct that ho | ho de the sumo throws thelr papers. press | atx fect tall, bis winged sandils restiug upon i Dorhoud, and the hosplial—a barn—-was rapidly | coull neither find nor extract it. Tho bny Buek= | ang who bave conatantiy usurped and oxcreiyed | marble pedesint three Feet high, making tho Aliing wp with pationta, In tho mide of their is “not been arrested, us his residence ts | fits powor to the most evrlous injury of onrparty | Statuensa whole wine fect In hight. ‘Chin at glee some ong overheard thom tuiking about HOWwn, ~ be and are hereby condemned ns altogether wie | tnletive fieire was pliced there by Giles. A thelr motherly inisfortunes, and rushed down bat Jansen, 11 yoars of nge, Hving with bis) worrhy ta be recognized or known as Socialists, | Pino stands In the corner of tha room near tho to the Health Department, with tho | parents nt No, 1:23 Front stroct, aceldentatly shot'| orto oeenpy any position whatover upon our | door, presonted by Mr, Bauer, and the officers etory of tho discovery of a nest of suall-pox In} hineelt tn the left nond white fouling with a | Sootnfistic prea. Dave further to think Messrs. French, Potter that, Jooullty, aod up onltae ars nent, to the maall breveh-louding pistol at 8 o'clock Inst Fyurth—That should these obnoxious and dde- Wil n for ft preautit bath useful aud orn nelghborhvod at onee, who found things 4 = stive persons not be promptly removed fro1 mental,—fourtall Greek marble cuapadores, Tho a ithe Hitie wiris were, Eriditened lest le | | Adil Conrad, Nving with bor parents at No, } Strctive persons not bu promptly removed From ler of tv Aulto consists of iho Quart Id rob thom of thelr dolls, and if there had | 10 tSevotcenth street, was shotin thoslde | Hyencu to remove these papers outside the rs room, fitted up with an elewmme wood F i veritable vase of tho straw disease ie the wos TE aan ach mitin tay vay party or destroy them, carn ty oe Auta, chain, toss the stat fore vicinity the exeltemont could not hive been a et be! 7 thE bu OX e | Ingeroom adjoining, containing desks, chiulrs, eee ee eee ae tenors [tho bullet. nil waa “unMble to? state | gift tint, we demand the expulsion of those | UK tf d 4 dae head’of the anartment, feng. tha’ ontranee, a duue 1 Tho willingness of the Pennsylvania | Willlam S, Hook, President, to the Jackson. allow ine porsons—elther members or outsiders Kr aUmperiuE a Le ea come by overy train to till pea eto Felt qulety Sule control sprung from # | ite & Southeast es Teallros nd, diss sitgried ‘On board the ship on which Twent to Rngland | tong weroufter, to points: north of the Lote. | tu the Clretlt Clerk's oftice yesterday. Tho was a young English girl who hud been In this | me. Alone with the main ine of. their 3 : country, seeking ber fortune and. was wolni riehated read the ayiicate secured coutretce | Heed conveyed all tho property of the Jacke home wono, ‘Three English gentlemen vied | Ro panville Company's leased lines and tmbye | S2vile & Southeastern Construction Con. with each other In tholr attentions to her during | taries, Comprisiny the Churlotto, Colummbin & | PAY, and the consideration named was 8010,- tho voyage, and whon wo were coming inte the | Augusta, referred to wbove, the Medmont, rane | 200 {n certificates of the capital stock of tha eee eee eee ey ian ictae | fils frots Danville to Greehsborg, North’Curo- | Jucksonvillo & Southenstern Rallway. H Ina, and tho North Carolina Hatlroad from ———— balance, Lwent, aut down beslde hor, and sald: ‘ i patie, nan 18 seoking your rubs io and Catiaisoretia £0 Cisaloigs ins. Wy sepia GEN, SHERMAN'S MOVEMENTS, ogo other two fellows hava been making wawe ortution: and vin tho itichmond & York. iver Spectal Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, of you all the way over, Evorything any ono of | ry 4 pt of yo BAe ay or ayarpcrine yoo ania ta Lino from Richmond, a atl and water raute Un- St. Paus, Minn, July 4.—Gon. Sherman au : polly belinda : 2 Jar tho control of tho Messrs. Clyde, tho way ‘ disturbens from the purty us bolug necessary to | old; and directly Lelindathe obleent dressing | him ho told to the others, ‘Thoy have Inughed ‘ rt Ny spent tho day nt White Bear Lake, nenr this wilwell ut Just accounts, and tho hospital bad | what result wowkl be. ‘Tho | the harmony and progress of owe movenient, ) room and Ua storeraom,” The dresalng-rooin fs, bout youd was open to te-water, A controlling interest ‘i been abandoned, SH weo'thot Mealdentaly, aia tai a are | 8, mary the wouebe Hansursee iy wand contains fockore miernsacund alt | Aesyuaud nude rude remarks about you tn the } ju tha Greonvilie & Colimbia Htaitrond of souty | elty, returning to ils rooms nt the hotel this 4 ith the aid of tholr blind. ane 1 wentenees for making ttaltet. ack of : HUMHOLDT PANE. tho pollee ascertained that the shot was dred by | Mita a dacoed ieconteoitiur aur parte notion, | HO Wuartermusters toon! is. tho huth-room, With tho city's vast system of parks, there } Josephine Krofte, Mvtug In the vielnity of the | fron, in auch case, we, the English-speaking | which fy accessible to tho members of tho stuf, Are HONG, perhaps, ADEE Which go Uitte | home of the Conrad gle A young man | iompers declare tai Hofure we witaubinie te | Tue ercdlt of tittle up thesa handsome roowe ig xenenitly known us Humboldt | Purk, | named Frank Wanacbek owne the rovelver, | guch un pcthy control, we will withdraw from | isitlmost entirely due to the enterprise and situated at the corner of North und | and, while he was talldi to Josephine, | iit von on with the’ Joeal organization, and | Judsinent of Capt. G. Hoyno, the Brigade California avenues, and yet st is one | by loaded und cocked the weapon and handed it | curry on our work 14 a suparate organization, If | Quartermnste : the haudsomiest, heat urringed, wid ) to the girl who ts About years of age, to tte. | Dernitted, under the advico of our National « Pleasuntest breathing places of them nll. It is | She fired ft, in the usuul careless manners and | Creantzation. TIE VOICE OF THE PEOPL aevessible by tho Mibvautee-uvenuc ears, und | the bultet, speeding dinzonally across the siroet, ho meoting then adsoirned. 0. Ee counceved with Contra ark, by, a boulevanl, | struck thd ttle Conrad irl while at bor play. se" : - und, ulthough visited by hundredy every day | There have beou no arrests thus far, . ind by. thousunds on Sunduys, it Is eouparne | — Kdward We Parker, 14 yenrs of ago, liviog with MILITIA NOTES. “Akobbery at Alp SEatl Paris Carolina was thon purchased, und an ugroe- | eyentng. Ie leaves at 9 o'clock to-morrow auythiug he wants you todo, orgo any placo ho Onto: oruby 7 Wits yet to go. Eafe te ba speedily compleuad Vy way at ae morning on a speclal train for Winnipeg, 1 wy turned and looked into my froe with the | yiite to Paint Itock, ‘Pen: 0 rosuit of | Where a reception will be tendered him by wide eyes Of 0 frightoned fawn, and {walked off iss i Manor distunes tnd sit down fo wateh tho ro- through Gonneetion with the aystemof | tho people of Manitoba, From there ho will Lg v Connection Is to , sult, but sdon snw ho was protosting innocence, e benesaes ; | return to Forts Yates and Totten to Investls Wc | walked up, tookod atralght tuto his oes: | Gee eit nt de Noreistewne ahd aceoetiat | Bald the Standing lock trouble between tha mE MANE a votold Ge Jn 4StiG, atid Sods ano Understanding, is reported to have beongnade | Lidia Agent at Ui iallltar j atthe former, itis, tds w pretty Neco of business for thre | 1 th this road, whereby a good portion of tha post, and determine the question of the pros B 4 Hisitstt genelancd facia cate pising plenpt | alle whieh formerly, SouRnt tho Rust posed ubuntonunent of tha intter, Whnt docs your ostublishmont pay youn head } future puss through tho mountalis of North tively unknown to cltizong at lirgofrom the fact | bia parenta at No, 40 West Huron’ street, ac- ‘Te the EdUor af The Chteugo Tribune, for victims?” Caruiine una. xo ‘uorthward to Hlchmond HEAVY RAIN-STORM. tut is putrona hive been contined winost ox- eldgutatly shot 1 bullet through bls Jeft hand nt 1 felt nt the moment ns {fT could have caught : Circaay, July 3.—1 notice in your issue of this clusively to the residents of the northwestern | 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon. After puasing | | JouNG. Ivens has boon appointed Sergeant: | morning 0 fatter headed * Tebbory nt the full section Of the city. ‘Though buta few yours old, | through bis hand the bullet lodged tn tho left | Major of the Second Regiment, Vark,” and was rathor surpriged when I hed itis upace with the othur parka in its tmprove- | arm of Frank: Sehwartz, 18 yearn of nue, tyhty ‘Pe Sixth attalion ind a deess-parade at tho 3 EE iad Sl ee gat mente, and its toeation xivegte many ndvantuges | nt No, til West Superior street, ho wounds ms tho conolusion of the letter to find tho alguature i btm by tho collar, amd whi ond hand vrased cea ar re nes ee oa Bipeeteh Dieweceh a TM eieege Tenia hitn to the upper deck over tho sido of tho sbip | Scmie “road ‘immed is to enuso “to | _SBNDoTA, UL, July 4.~—Anothor territa and held hn undor the Morsoy until 1 hud eter 0 la-storn i it 6; Growned the hist gnap of bis menn life out of bo constructed at tha curllest dite possinte ‘a | Talu-storm commenced here nt 6:30 this even« " matey. - short and direct councetion westward with the >. “Th in fel y over thom naa Tunlly resort. iste lukes, | both were dressed by De. Buchanan. armory last ‘Thursday evemug. " Justico " upponded thereto, hin If he tw dared ty reply; but be strunk of { Gineimatl Southern: itoud, "the comneotion da aon rain tall Uva pee teae aont zoe nee pavilion, jurbory, ades, drivan, walle, andy | | John ‘frucey, livin with bla purenis atthe vore | Comrany Iy Flrst Infantry, will bold a busl- | 1 wus ongof quite x Jnrgeparty who attempted | i9 ivhe once. ron a hag | {rough tho mountulnsof North Carolina will 7" aerate cat of tll, un abundance of towers tastily and | ner of Luurel dnd'Thirty-tifth streets, while pity | nosy meeting to-morrow oventny, to sde.a ball sine: played: upon the duy spok Tho xin) ut ynce reidizod tho danger, sho had | Constitute the shortest practic auto betwoen | It ceased, ‘Tho water In tho creeks wav sot attractively arranged, und, belng removed from { ing with ble cousin about the sane age, utd i - an Ly uy jeduy spoken | passed, and her gratitude was too deop. for | the Nurthwest und the States of tho Southern | over two hiches; now itis running over tha the clty, tho Visitor eseapes tho sinoku and dust | o'clock yesterday nfternoou, wus accidentally | Company C, First Cavalry, will bold nspeefal | of, and henrd none of my party, or of those | words, but 1 enw her under the pesieciton or Bot gonboard, ‘Tho combination bus direct conuco- | bridges and railroad culverts, having risen fneldent Fonainn of bo paeueal been ites the: shot my tl he vi me Rein re 6 eeenllbre revol- | meeting at tho armory Thursday evening. ground me, make any complaint against any- (ators swt wrung my band with afervent “Gi tlon with Atlanta, Booralt, aed See penmres from six to elght feet. AM the bottom lands pure countrs re sf er feu re it ver. hysiciun who a e te LI latte et 10, Ct | Y Atimetvences Ja fax superd iummenemeny cots | hounded Ieuob serious, OS PP) ae ‘Fteat Tteiment ll have fares ee iat ie ene inlay ron arom | itt s*Gs one, of perhnps a dono cases. in | Intomeatearu necessarily boundup with those Ut | thunder but NG Wide ere es Nene Jug of the Suet shut. the Parke Conusuissloners parndoon tho Lako-Front next Thursday oyen- SARy: se ie game cou played on euel frbich 1 have ,puaniped between itis out aftar tho Syndicate, “yistecdlak hunder, but no wind. AVE an MmUKt constant personel supervision 4 any. uf vs $ Bom Buch fs tho intio onte: which scoms eT Cina tena of it,nnd of tho furgier fuct that they baye EXCITED SOCIALISTS. ta = Tho average possessor of tho 60 or 7 cents | and have learned to feel thut girls should OX- | yssured of rifts Aroporterof tho Consttus | Times: Our highost artists in dontiatrys Tho, beet’ wise in the selection of otticers. FW. A WAL ON GHIDIAN EDITORS. ‘Tix scmi-monthly bnitalion dritts of tho First requislt to udintasion ta the bull park Isable ta | reise rent caution In tholr elforts at bettering | rin ou Kurnata Js tho Superintendent and gardener, Tho English-speaking Section of tho Social. | Cavalry will occur during the mouths of July erate Hed on Cal. G, J. Forenere, General Man- | tcChesnuey's boyond doubt, though but $8 a sete “Yen bu uli truo that the world should po | Mer GF tue Atlanta ss Chnelotes Ale Lin ys, tho Tmprovell HowoSeuales, 8 r o erday and vied « combinition Buy tho Improved HoweScules, Bordon, Sch Tatangelo ey avon | RARE MOR ae Stl, | Occ cia danue te Unkoetroct_ OT and {8 not only an alfable and plenaaat yentle- se #4 "Ales ce at August asusual, maby DNL isd” thurougily ‘competent tor | istle-Lubor party of Chicago held a mocting | 8A Aue} the) work assigned him, as” the | yesterday afternoon at tholr hall, No. Gt West } Carr, J, 33, Foury, © Company, Second Itegi- rend tho terms, printed nt tho entrance, upon which ho buys his teket, and, [f they do not sult him, ho hns tho privilege of staying away and ne of" tho — cumbinution, Tresh, nett, aut cleanly — condition | Randolph street, Mr. G. M. Sloan in tho chalr, ment, has been nppolnted Cuptatn and Inspector { saying hla money for another day when a rain | Pou the forests, but while thoy do Jamba bad | ang contemplate beconitn, of tho park constantly uttosts. The fower-beds | ~The erat Intoresting business to bo disposed | of Hifle Practive by Col. Quirk. ? will be among tho tinposstbilities, potter stay in the fold, OF Haid wary near it por Tl shag eka” whee ae nee MARMIAGES. aru hls zunalanees and thoy, wed equal in beauty | or was thoquestion of tho method of discipiin- | ‘Tie noxt inonthty contest for tho Sharp's rife | fet part Tave no more reason why Lshould | eo a eee ee now combination will use, and It will _codporata | “Fa NDHRASTHOW BIDAR iy the Rove claim that my money or tleket show _ of the othor parks, while thet untforin good | Ing te be employed In order te bring tho edltor | In the First Regiment will take place Saturday, | funded because the yruinie could not be played, a ana a EPONA EG nod aii on of the atelier Ketan Mr. Grottkau, to a | July 10, ut the armory rite range. nner E bud bought {he tickot pa tho tore 18 part whit en found wie such or senso of his error in oppoaing such mem. AapE tl BC . | standing that I “took my own chance” on pinees, On tho wholu, Wore ia nu pretticr spot, | Peer tna soclaliatio pitty as, Turk decidod to | funtrs, will bo held we tho tron seides ais | than Cshoutd have had in ‘cage elrounstanoos hor yot 8 more pleamint rogort round tho city, is tleket. 10, to'arrange for the oncumpment. ¥ bid prevented my attending aftor 1 had bought that Humboldt Park, and [twill bo found well { indorse tho Greonback-Labor tle! ho ticket, and the yume had been pliyed with- worth a vinitat any tine, For Sundiy-school | Previous to tho taking up of thi\question sav- | Carr. 1. A. Rierzon, Company A, Ninth In- witnessing ft, Mr. Hulbert's suecessful plenles Ae hn ath of on diantues of guburhan | orut members yore voted won, aah alt wore sd- | EU Ernrded to welvral heudqustors Hicks dopants cutieely non tuo. interent roves tl x ra rarey Of being + eel ui cl which depends entirely upon Oo interes! Fonched? and for tho faiy plenie tela unsure | Mltted except afr, L,Y. Nelson, an employ6 of ti Pec prive pus jand for tho family plenie it is unsure | tig Awsossor's ollleo of tho South Town, whoso | ,,COm HB. Smetsta, Judge Advocato of, the ttroused ht the amusement-secking community . e with it beartily, 4 thoir luterests are identical. { trrixtol, Joba J. Flands id Ali ‘Troms Gol. Boroaure id vory inuch in hope thatthe pros | tkges “tt J: Flanders and Altels Aiken ‘Frow a ilooa not posed tine, corn Ano ae neross tho {mount 4 alng of North Carolin, to Toceon, on tho Alre 4 nue tht thorg i guy inyproyrioty ln ones GOIN | Line, will bu bull. He mys that ib is rece en Saat De, YE ey oe a . ” ~ tt ey card that the survey of tho llne wi Ise DARBAVERA- ly 4, Sth iti ‘those who “alt calmly down" inaata places | head without delny, nad. tho construction bo aq youre Uy sacs widen tay ales and encourage ally girl ty risk violence in ors } comploted as quickly ns possible, Tt ts sald thie runoral Munday, duty dat 10 o'clock a, m. from hor der to escape drudgery " who are enemies of | geoteh cupital ia pushing the onterprise. Tho putliee yosiguney, No. we Binte-at, to ‘ foun's. thelr sox. It a most certain that Juat her roposed Hno would, I tha optnjon of Col. Fore- Eoares, Baa nt » tay) jopot and Caivary more Womon suifor from tho effects of dure: | pore, bu of grout advantage to Atlanta, ‘ Womon do not aiwuys go tuto danger by belny on the strost wlone ‘alter dark, “ME. HH. must know that tho letter she criticises tt 9 forrence' for its mere existence, 14 sulligiont refututton | devit Independence than from bart work aud Av to the cainbination referred to, in the opin- OMPSON—In Morey Hospital, Mrs. Cathering orts that must by seen to be uppreciited, upplleation was ln\d over for u year, purty bee } FHS" Urlqudo. on Con. forronoud aut, baa been } orTeno lmpmentions inthe. above-mentioned et- | low wages, Jaxw Gey SWISSHEEL | on ofsomer le wht Hot materially alteat the: lie | ;uyimyaon. aved G5 yours native of County Armagh - TIE TMBHPAMERIGAN WRUUBLICAN CLUS cause he wit holding ottiee under another party | "2""C Gong ha been recommended hy Col, | feheMnd the nttendanco ut tho yume yesterday tereats of Atlanta, but it ts tiaposstble that it | ‘Botouin 2g Mans at Mt. John’s Chursh at 18 oFclock, Auspectut mectlug yesterday afternoon at | and purtly becatise hy bud Leen altogethor too | ppompson for the poaltion of Quartermaster of fon praty frond tee st tho pang 1B gon The Canc of Miss Melkeo. nbould Infure them. Tho Atlant & Churlotta aig By Eonar fem then at ia eiuchs Loe UMLTRTs o'clock i Cluberdom 4 of the Grund Pus | various in bis polltics of lute, having heen both | tho sixth Infantry. vieo Lo Baron, resiynud ury woll satisfied thas thoy will rocalve falr ‘M the Edltor of The Chicago Tribune, Air Line may bo very tmueh benufted, Nenrly | CABAL Andovur, Mass. July & the Tov. Geun@ citle Hotel, Justice A. 1. Murrivon presiding. | Sochitist und a Dontoerat as the occasion fs : ‘ “ doultug” Whothor thoy sou gain of buee-ball | Greago, July 2—In the last tssue of Tre, | Hil tho leadlig Southern ines aro now systouls | Mininory, tort aL fea ‘hoologl Thy object of tho suaxion was to urrunge for the | sulted Keveral times within the past year, ConvoraL Joun 1, WiLs0N, of G Company, } OF not. Husinyas, SuNpAY ‘TubONE a& communication nppeared | 8Hz0d into grout combinations. Finoratnervicvs at tho realdonco of hia father Judianapolts Convention of Irish-Anieriean Ree Tho vital question to be disposed of war then | Finit Regiment, bas been reduced to the runka, Bueas 2, roterring 5 ALGY PI it — Cauibrlugoports Mnans Tuosdsy, duly 2 publicans, whieh tikes placo on the th fost, | taken up by Mr TJ. Mora, who made a | et the request of bis comprny commander, Tho Lend-Jacket of the Democratic | from W.¥.¥, referring to tho aboyo cigo, Ho THE BAD LANDS. FITZGERALM July 8 wrlne Fitsgorald, bw had tajind outhow many delegates are going | speech, in which ho complutned of the treatment | Ay eluction has beon ordered to {lll the vas Party, saye,that Miss McKee has brought eult for dam- | mag st Paul Globe lins tho following Inter | ged wife,or John Fiteadral down from Chicago, “The tavitation Is general { whieb the Socialietio purty bud recotved at the | eaney of Second Licutunant in D Company, To the Editor of The Unteago Tribune ayes against tho conspirators who caused ber suporal from bor lato renidanes, comer of Twolfth font Ariat American Hepubhonn, ws the Cour Tau oF file yrs ate plmieule ban pier woltth Battalfon, caused by the realgoution u Crroaav, July B—t Incline to aconviction | house to be entered nt the thine of tho Killing of esting sonal mie ety joe fe Saale by-| aud Lneulirabia te the Chureb.or ia ,Uoly Femtly, vention will bo # gonoral one, pny. cl er jc 7 ret 4 i ,, Li t & 4 % Uontlalsrequired will bo front tuo clubs tewkich | of tho oltor of the arbelter-Zeuung, und trees | W- Pelt that the Inte D, P, Newell hus Indeed shuttiud off | Constable MoEiltgott, but that sho fs unubloto Power, Land Agent of the North- |“ itunwey—July4,boloved’ daughtor of Alex, and B eile road Company uy obtain service upon one ob tho prinolpal eon. | C¢tt | eeltle Healy mul CORIDANY.S ‘Agent for te eee eee eee earn ar yg oh Markot-aty spirators, Mra. Cornelin Chadwick, who secrotus | northern Vacitla Company, rettined yesterday | t,!torctlll by carringed, hordalf utNo, 27 Pino stroct, in this olty. He | morning from a visit 40 tuo do-caliod Bud Lundy | £2 Kiudston (Cat) papers please copy. i furthor says: “Hind Mist McKeo been given a | of tho Littie Missouri, his trip hnying extonded irownud in thon tudvon ttivere wat fake brondor defonse, had tho ‘true history of the | to Pyramid Park, forty miles beyond tho end of won Ittver, Jenco pf hia father, F, Hulkeloyy consplravy beon devaloped, the subject would | the extension track, En route he stopped at ut2 o'clock p, ‘rionds of the they belong, Where there tire no clibs the def- | dom of speech waa douled him, Anothor En- Heapentan Inspectors of Hite Practice are | tho mortal coll by putting on the leaden ono, egutes wil only be reared to bo vouched for ellsh speaking Soelulist whonttended that meet | compluining that they can do nothing in tholr | cog thon plunging {nto the decp waters of Lake by some known Ropublican of thofr dlatriet, | the had been chnsed by the Germans across tho | Vie on necount of a lick of Interest on the part | sry nicin Tho Central Cb will send over fifty | prairies, und had to run for his lite, us they | Of Ruperior olllcers, UNA delegates, who huvo already deciied to) go. | would bive killed him {f they caught bin. . GE 4 and if such ta tho onse I wish to“ point a Mr kos Setiuehs of tho Fourteenth Weed | are Selling expluiiod that tho Sociallstle | cGAht CRON, ls Nronows,, commanding K tae Company, First Regiment, has tendered tiyres- | Moral and adorn a tue” by showing that ho ktated’ that the clubs in overy ward would send | press hud not mude any misreprosontation of i € cl 4 * Sulegntene dt wig eo prury: neo qiataciarao | brinalple, tut pad attuckod nee ton Kdert of the | auton. on uccount of Important changed in only adopted tho ystute philosophy of tho Dent- tortin vito a never hnvo been again brought before the pub- | and oxplored lily’s caul mines, where wu abate attend. Duniber of young lepublieans desired to tee. | purtyrand hud. aftatnptod,toyuln control of the | Uusltess requiring iis tndivided uttontion, ceratlo party. whlet has for tho pnat twenty | Hoy but such & course was dlecountonuneed | has been run 1200 feet in a glx-foot yoln of lige eGORMUINE=In this ty) July. Annie), youngost compuny the delegation, and thoy wors cordially } party by that meuns, ‘Toensaur (s the regular tima for tho seint-an- | years been endvavoring to Hontin the atroain of | by her counsel without ny rodresa,” ote. As | nite. At otber polnty he saw two coal veins uns | 8 eas oiintes H ‘. Ty Ba fuvited tocome, along, and will be furnished with ‘Mr, Morgan thon read a manifesto in whieh | nual mocting of tho staf ollicers of tho First jopulur favor to the White House by means of | one of tho counsel who dofended Miss MoKee covered, ony x feet thick and tho other elght Mnuile, thot art KOnG £0 reat, ¥ badges, ‘ ho wet forth tho comnphiints against the | Urizady for Instruction, but, 1s this is “tho diy the Dioynney of thu leuden-facket. And not | for shouting Mobiiigott, and who may bo sup. | fevt thick, and ut stilt unother place tho rill Thinu isan ourly womb, Yustice Storrivon, tt being the Fourth af Juty, | dictutorial cilltors, Tho document was ad- { Wo culebrute,” it ts oxtromely doubtful whuther |-only this, but. thore {# whothor purtiautar fu | posed in gomlo meauure responsinlo for the char. | rund grudo fs unt throuwh 1 bed of lignite twolve But Josus summoned theo aways suggested thut the Decluration of Independence | dressed to the Soclallsts of Chlengoand all ny thore will bo a quorum present. which Alt. Newell took in Democratic insptea- | neler of thut defense, 1 would like to make 9 | feot ibl This Inst is betweon Groen Mv vy Bavlor culled thes hy boread. The Chuiroan himgelf was compelled | bere und friends of the SuclullsticeLubor pul pints, 7. stutement with referenco to it. It was very | ind tho Bad Lands, 1 Fone aun Nu. ds North iuckor-st, to-day, July ifor Mis McKee and her friends to de | Iiver, and Upper Heart Aiver, dr, Power enys, | Sy,0¢ o and from the dubernaclo ea eres eee ane nore Mbouin not | yun Hough vs fine wn ogeleutettenl region us la | Shiro atl o'clock, thence by cara to Nosabill Com only bo acauitted for firing tho shot, but Justi- | to bo found in Hustern Dakota or Minnesota. It ‘Pa Innosvilie (WVis.) and St. Louls (Mo,) papers! fod on reasonable grounds and vindleated as a | fs well watered, Loth by streams and. sprigs, plone copy, Jandy In reference to all tho complications in | At Grand River, near tho ond of thotrack, thite | === = which ete bud beet involved during the three | ty fect abovethoriverlovel, aupring sends out 9 ANNOUNCEMENTS, | Fiuexns of tho milttl c Hons ‘iho purty drivk, “oll reus wus, his to read by voto of the meoting. bhi, after sottiiy forth THO. purposes GF TLS | aS EAHS OF tho militia tn the Common Counclt | Fivore, und unfortunately In followin party, At the vonclugion of the reading Mr, Boland, | organization, the most Important of which wis | gideration of tint body luoking to the Inying | Precedents ho hid, perbaps, come to tho normul of Indimmapolls, was culled upon and stated that | the advocutlny of politcal ugitution, com- | outot a paride ground for the exclusive use of | arty. elystuin known a stakes fn the boots,” tho Republican prospects in Tudlana wero exe | pliined that, while to party had been yor and from that point to the bottom of tho take teedlngly food. “rhe nomination of Auneock | sttecestfal polltteuily, theru wasnfaction within | Livkeeserone, Cf ule eltys on & portion OF tho | TiN nC leadun-saokot would Do. perfectly wus a mistaky made by the Domocrata. He and } it which aceorded only n half-hoarted support to | ““geyenar, companies of tho Sixth Hattullon | Bytural route. 3 7 7 ¢ 1 ceded, , - | stream of pure water us large uaa man's wrist, ee recnrearerarare Hurtin woutd bo badly snowed wader next No- | {te work, wid via apie t mea Str OL POMCIPC | arv celebrating Kho Fourth out “of town, or | wait" juduatty: tho bumoueats in Isek natured aoe it witotont nao with W Auge Hay | Neurthe frolghters tral nie inside tho vd . Political. ‘Tho Budue decided upon will uo wred-white- | necord with thelr political desires. or dletation, | Rave wWrendy done go. Companies A anit D | Up tho tend which mud beeb firad Into the | uid theCoustablos, ‘Thora was but one defunso ¢ Lunds, law apring which hus furnlehed wn une | TOUTE ed montniy mescing, at dats and-blue ribon, the desi to.vo peluted Upon | filled to support itat all, wid another faction | Weutto Wihnington with tho Kestmental Band that would buve imade thoso facts competent | faiiiog supply for freighters and soldiers, and i q . OC reur of the Union army, with which they forined mpany O wentto Jullot; und Com- | Tho'noxer called “stop tho Wir’ OF course le It being lott to the. Special Committee, One | whlch sectnod to exist In tho purty slinply | Hild culor: C ni Phudyes ware ordered.” | For tho purpose Of Grouting discurt. ‘Phoss tive | BABY H to Bycuniord, wad thorouytly Becust und Stator hundred and trenty-t Lochner's Hull, Ny. tl iiwaukod-ay., Thursda: ovidenco, and that was tho defonse of mental fre | balf a niile beyond Is inothor, which furnishes | ovoning ut 7:9) ait (A r Toaponisibiity at tho time abe fired thowhot, And | anabundant supply for 500 people, ‘Tho water gronthg wt Gan ale goud depublicsns are taviiod, pte are yf, without The meeting adjourned until next Wednesday | monte tive ut all ties hid a controlling tutus | ‘Tm following discharges for tho good of the | ment, but the party had ne end of fuith ta {ta | this dofenso wus suygested by hor physical con- | Of those springs is furs and sweet, without n ~ = ovenmg at the Grwnd Pacific. - needay | drew over tho local Sochilistio press, whlch hid | gorvics have eon 4 stored by the Adjutant | buuyiney: Grants tha wus tho consternation | dition ut tho time, brought on by tho wurvlent: | trace ofalkall, Apaniener in tho es and échimucte Si eH ber is BEY fee ~ often exercised a powerful fathionce for or | General Inthe Fint eyinient: Privates Peter | to seo Old Abo In the seminiess cout of tha and systematio treuchery and persceution | exhibitert to Mr. OWE ROW PERS wri YU, Pa PNB MORE OE Tene oe OLD STE THE CENSUS. aginst too political Workings of tho party. Ag | J. Dunne and William fH, Coloman, Company Gy | Union remain In possession uf the Whito House, | Whleb robbed herof her furniture, and teft her | tatoes wena on ae spriug ro Poet an Peace ire 9. ° un Inutanes of this. the manifesto elted the casu | Privates Eugeno Eldor, Frank ‘T, ‘Connolly and | while SMeCletlan, in tho brave uray of tho Dom | siek gud distructed lu, the emipty rooms whero | growth of russ, la luxurtant, Ale full tho Pe FROME CHANGES IT WILL WORK, OF tho Judiclary election lust fall, wuen the flop | Atoburd ML T'runx, of Company E, ourutic fouden Jnoket, sank Iiko u plummet fn | tho eoumplrators found hor, ‘Tuut tho condition | Mallrod Company's onuineey ny . WW, ike, wh [GON 0 ‘ow that the census vt Cook Cor ning over to tho Democracy of the Arhwlters ‘i Now that tho census uf Cook County has beon | Vt io cost the Bocialistia purty Alt Dopo ut |, Lit, following discharges huve boon reco rom wat any to this, Wie intintt trouble the Practicully ‘on, and it is ascertained that tho le t t mut by the contmander of I Coinpany, Firat . sity wif a uulllon Anbubl t success. ‘Tho munifesto laa chargod thatthe | fogiment: Private Willan aA. Joues, for tho rty baa tad fo muke fe Jueket a floater; but city bns Bult a millilon Inbubltunts, and chat the | party: Papers have conatuntly inisrepresented | et be the service: hora Willinm D, Ryans | HOW Unfalllogly tt takes phom to tho bottom! county will cortainty add 60,00), @ not mora, it | ind ‘villled thy National and, tocal officers of | HO eiruonit slles Fe dtorrison, on account vor | ,, ast week at Cinclunatt they auatn hauled up isintoresting to look und sco what results will | the party, nud baye given, ample opportunity to | Mi ordervice having expired, thy old trutwon-douked yy for repairs; it wus follow! his large fnereawe in population, The ro- | Who itutter whethor thoy Wore, wembers or MOR teurfully removed fro the defunct: ‘TMdem ‘ it ot ti edlate f tw * not—to ting mud at those whose intlucnce and Vi Becond Ubylmont will hold a pionio nt | and with the addition of n patch bere and thore sult Of moat imunediate tuterest will bo the large | work was not inuceont with tholr {dens or des | Woodlawn July 2 the proceeds to be applled | declared to be corkeligut,—in short, prodigious Inoreasy in the numberof Judgesof the Superior | wlres, Lt charged that tho sume quart plin of | to tho purchase of croga-belts and plumes for | Quater, Jt now graces () tho torm of 4 gallant Court, Tho following uet wns passod by the | destruction is now belng pursued in conneuiion | the commund, The picuica orgunized by tho | soldier whom wo Md fain sev fall in a wore Legislature ot the session of with tho recent netiuns of the party econ last year Wero very remuucrative nawoll | thicr cause. But tall ho wust, for bit away in 7 7 at fe it enacted uy the Hey The membors of the Main section decided to } aw enjoyable, the Inaldy Lining, but Hil-conceuled, 1y the sume of W8i6: we uf the State of Hite yy represented tn the Cencrut Aemible ‘This legates totho Nutlonal-Greenbick- Labor abo for overy 60,0W Intubltauta over” and her mind Wau the result of this experience | tho five uillessquaroan tho Lit gata ‘not bo daubted by any one who knew tho | hing boon temportrlly reserved for tho tillitar Tl WHAON WII. faets. TE was a partial Ynowtod oof these | cantonmentihe could locate twonty Zamileecia ioh's Gospol meott facts which crouted tho untvorsal sympatiy with 100 neres, on farme equul tothe best faring A cordist which was oxpresava Tor her tsroughout tho | over seen avywhero, Bo much, for the Leer —_ county, ‘Phi defense had boen adopted by me | of the Had’ Lands, Tho region has its mune | "7. For on SALES. long before Mr, Wirt Dexter became ussuclutod | from tho olay buttes, which Dave often bure, | ~~~ <0 ee yao cogs, and tg ceanuabity ot gander | Reap caus hue eho pisine, slope, and Walleye - B. GORE & COs, uy it and substituting what ho was plowed to | dling enough, Py By’ enlla berolo defense" belongs to. Dexter | frgpi which ‘thuy riso are richly covered wih 4M and 2is Madison-at. id not to md., Phe subst f this dofunse | vegetution, thrauyh whieh a yoo many settlers rT Wt Ate SRatcue auporged tur tho un wa are runny tole, breaking plows, sud” turning REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF prayoremeeting In JAwor Varwoll Hail, recom. | theses of tho Union mijority, aS invitation We: extended: ta no} pitered her house were wloves or burgiirs, an Up A Boll that will produce the bust of crops, that she tral upon them believing Hi were | Hutthe sottlers nad all who visit the country : i AT iu oleetion of officers in 13 Company, Firat | Old Pomocrutic lend uf Butes-rights, with tho f inelined to Adopt, the theory of urullwiy : PUIKLON “OF AMON I Hho Goutity we Cook | ae gietatnea ae tive Meat ee Who Ceuta S| CAYRNG. Laat ‘hunsdiy ubyhe Bevo out. ain Wola af the, aac cuarty tee: | Feng Fao ee ad powarl nbsseued, | onginoer thst the fiat ainda sro iy uniinished A ; Ieofo shall Uo alldod- ono Juugo te the Superior | Anewscticstings duty tho sede be five Convene | Wiliuin Wilton, wus oldcted First Licutenaut, | $0 ouwil to watertoxyer and ln November, | kinsieted tht (twas n dangerous Wefeuuo; tut | pure of the work, wud that the yartous staqey af : Cor a Cook County aa aatd Goaae Superior | ywaa-moetiniy duriug {he geaslon bf the Conve’ view Goodrich 'ruaianed, ind Bort. Jaa eee ee it ae te a ee oery | a dury would Lunily belfove this protanse | rock formation ‘way by abservod In tho clay ‘ cuniposed af nine Judges, cron tho members amd i chile cag tie | Seblumt wie clected Second Lioutonant Sorgt. | Wea indt ey, OY" | oto fear when JE should appoar, that | Duties und banks. Str, Power thinks the cout " ' “iP whall bo the duty of tho Governor of this | resolution of tho. Central Committee, whlch des | Prk Logan was appointed First Burgcant, : — ee Miss MokKeoo closed tho door und locked | try will bovome m place of rosort for pleasuro ; : Suite, whenuver ny itsvertains from tho cousus | clured {hae no. muse-tnoeting should bo held | Auovr s7 new blouses have beon taypected by |, Success In Lifo Mas Its Penalties»? | horsclf In with tho whleyes, whon sho could | tourists because oF ite unique chntuctoristics, By GEO. P. GORE & CO., + : Of this Stato, or of the United States, thut the | during tho Convention. tho Lrigude Quartermaster, wid ure in big "To the Editor of The Uhteago ‘Tribune, easily have escaped and culled for assistance; ‘Thy ralla aro lard te wbout 10) nilles west uf tho County of Cook Is entitled ty ono or more adil ‘The Central Committee protested agatost this | bunds wwatting the action of tho Quartermustor: t 1d fureh eur that tho Constublo | Missourl and the grading fa nearly tuished to 214 and 216 Madison-st. Uinbited swriand dederod la purposa tatovy, | tho Litto Biisiours, wisteh is 160 miles from, the 2) und gald ho would give hor Haw ouguis before o.] Migaouri, ‘Who work of wradius ts i progress ON or t buyout the Little Misuuri, and additonal wup- 2 Hee ae ee eetined bs | pice umud iaborera urs bells sent forwiand Rew Wednesday, July 71, at 0am porary that i¢ waa well known thut Misa Ale | rate which looks as tbough the coutractors ine wo cxpeoted that Col, Tuy and. Chadwick | tonded to bu sure of Unisuiug tho road this full, | A very Desirable Line of Sea= Would como to evizo the stave und bed whieh | ha promised, to tho Yutlowstons, | Ab Grout sonabie Goods willbe sold, abe had left; that sbe kept hor house lucked | River, tho prosentendof the truck, thore ure | & wimort- | about twenty houses, A majority of the tnhabit- 5 agatont, thems bust abe bn they bud anor, | WU Wook those whowensally press to the | OGULAT TRADE BAL fiad”eheentoueds tn 'w. Lutter, Ur turn bor into | front, whore laborers, teuustors, and soldions DRY cooDsS tho etree: while be had ber monoy in] urate bo caught with thelr pockuts full. Tho 9° tonal Judges, us provided lu Bec. 3, Art. 0, of | outruge, but tho slréwerezeituny retused totus | of tho First Regiment, that number being ure | CHCAGO, July B—An tneldent in tho lito of tho Constitution of this State, to issue 1 weit! for cert u 10 eae und abo the ‘oiiciut og a dered: ‘dullyered to the Pirst by tho Citizona’ As Gon, Garteld, related to mo more than a yoar the election of ono Judge for every 60,000 In« [| tholr delegates, sent fron: the National Execu- [ sochutlon.. The members will doubtless secure | ago, ig recalled now with now interest, 7 hubitants above 4 population of 400.0) fn sala | ve Committee, ‘Thlé Infamous course of action | the garments by to-morrow night, ‘Tho writor bad occaston te oxpress regret ata gounty; and such election shat lake place on | td exhuusted the patience of tho Bochults CApr, Roms and Lieut: Colo, Adjutant and | rocont onslaught upon hla churuoter by u wow! Tiesduy next atter the tint Munday of Novutne | tho iimitof cndurinve was reached, al they ter tor of tho Sixth Regiment, oe recent Onsiaught ypon el y wows { eLer, A. 1). 1875, unless tho sald writ of olection {a | vould stund it uo longer, The Keandinuytan | Quartoriumstoy of tho Bath legimeit. were Xt | paper corrospandunt, when tho Genoral ropliod ; fended uftur tint date, Iu which ovent the Goy- | Punlishing Soglety met und discharged thete | (onave fuke Pets Neeay Gen L OE ont | fat he early loarucd one bitter lesson, that {nor sul destnate tho day whon auch cleu- | oditor Potor Paterson. for wotluy In this une | Kiyo, Park onthe Wut ing, The oneanpment | *#uccess in life bad its punulty,” and Mustrated tou shuil be held." Suciullstic und destructive manner, Will he eonduoted atriotly nccondiur to tuilitary | itby tho followin tin yey, modes wy, Pawo dteatiel, atm | any unetente, farther went on 29 etateanat | Reyulastons, a daria to by act pure for sho ror | ‘On his ret roturn from schooh whitbor bo bad ul cl eage court a Muin Section of the jalista in Chloage 2) tt iz were Overrun ‘with budiaeas. Wille tho press | quot June 25 und udoptegkesolutionsdenounciug | CebHun of the Governora of [tlinols and Wiscon: sent by joat superhuman offorte of had | businossof the town, legitimate and Mlegitl- Z - Ury on them ia perbaps not so great now us it | tho editors uf the local fevws, and roquested the | She Gun. Sheridan and etait, and other distin Soe eel peprene| Wicca beuna: ay hate, (eof the eesulus ” whoop ur-wy © onde. hee Fiat hon ie Lobasd f thon wns, Jet w few inore Judges will do no | iniuuyurd of thos papery to dlsghurye thom ta wulaspdg gucats. ing honrttoblackd homo. It was on Saturday | {lled, and thas now to pretend whut she 4s too moderate 4 word to give an dot A REO Ret e Coe Anctlonoers. Qutun fu oxpediting business, and, taken in von- | unworthy of tholr trust, and expressing te | Carr, LC. Matta © Company, Twoltth Dattal- | {0e heart to his dead 'Y | supposed tho mon were unauthorized thloves | of it. Porsons who buve unjoyed 9 commeruint auction with the Appelluty Court, which res | sense of tho meviing that thoy allould be ox | fon, rvcolumends the honorably discharge, on | eveolny. With Impationco ho awaited the Bab- Woyes thu Buyproni Court of #o much of Lud srom tho party but adylemy thet action | account of expiration of torm of enlistwent, of | bath, whon ho might micvt at tho plain country Ite tutors, will cuuble Utigants to got u do- » deferred on oxpulslon until tho next mooting | Seruts. Jumes C. Hunter and John C, steCowan, | church hiv old companions, with whom he bad tislon in two yours whery It formerly took | of the Main Begtlon, Corporal Jobn Sywons, Musician Asa b. Pauley, | tolled on the farm and in the shop, He longed thom ubout four, Tho papuilation of the { The editor (Grottkau) was furthor ehargod | and Frinels J. Fiuser. Ato tho honorable dls | to @ thom by the hand and ussuroe puanty being over S50, it will be | with doliberato falsehood of a nature to exclude | churge,on uccount of removal frou jurisdic. { thom of ble ylad return, Not one thought etre ¢ it Ig entitled to utloast threeadditionnl | hiro from decent society, ton, of First-Sergt. Henry A. Doty and Privates | of his achlovementé usw scholar entered bid ludges of the Superior Court, Al) that now ro- Ju conclusion, tho document suta forth wat | Eugeny Bussctt, Charles Campbell, John ¥, | wud, byt ouly a desire for tho ald-thue hearty - daytine with express } traipiog can estimate bow things in this aan ee eee viacod dae | sbauty own ut ho front by tha fut dite to d= CANDY, asst 4 that ltd of thit portion of tha comruunity which Bena $1, 8, §) or $5 for = sample eee erm tae Work Gowabe bees, ia ‘tet cise tntah day st fast month riety 'H ANDY g alt bax by. asin 3 ‘ ie beat th these parties; how thoy were pur- | up to $i day, Tho frec-and-cusy atyle of Hew tn erica, put vp gie+ Buea ir aa gogo hace os | emer mang aga mH waeeaeraaee ul we, Do jor mont 1B er vi ¢ y bun! ner, ¥ bad poem ou tho Vorge of insanity, an iauocent |” Ou the return trip Str, Powerobseryod that tho BY eer iy cree