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

Tike CiiwAGO PAGIEE, : ‘ - ces eae - ———a erensed, tho Aldarinon will attribute the whole T h, - | verfectly Its prt of tho vontetet, ‘Phe trans: | whoof the defendants had committed the tihel ack jerk ho dramred off the tattered blanket 8 tor men and 15 ¢, THE CITY. yank to Me. Hurriamn and, rather than inerenee Tear any aad ences goniitlon of tht Aswacti Pt ita re Me, ce were purenaned ip | The easy wens eontinued ny ngreoment ull w | With eet MSC onal some. pro | Lectern a Tor ameat femen: tn tat, , nie marth 1th eel u to be In favor 1) es 4 ‘neki costing bout PALL MeL OT cek from to-day at 2 p.m. stip. vl oT 1 S enslia, - | and Saxony, * it A, Hey Q hy curtantats the feeling appears to et He support of thoir representative eniniat ra . ited Dy, tng ety in eine att in tho : x Cree oe ene eran aurl of dow hte buts theaswn ye 1B for men and tis Tor wont man, 3 oj NE ant cf ce Me "1 the ie, aerinzing the was-pipes wm burners: Ve "* uf “| * GENURAL NEWS, {UE Clty Engineer vestortay engnued theeo | waa thon pricecded Wile Sith tee fel ee | tegen: ptemaetnaT the dune pines and buencee LOCAL POLITICS, ho pultedt (ig eit, Bue ts woluhe tore It tray his extra men for service at the * Crib” durhy i a ? ‘ other changes in Ie eee eee aera eet ‘Thole soriht work will ne iste Selle ob the ROE a Divtalnt, | Ae, RINT era ean mont. * a“ ve ay unkirk, N, . i ‘ i. to take coarse ehinery there for keeps | Duniirky Neve : "3 k {Gata We Ih Peck, U8. A. ts registered at the | tnt the welisund tiimelselme se eee Se teste | grvicertregdentaFirst Divislon, Charles. i, | to. tha “Astranomient TUE NINTH WAND REPUNLICAN CLOn hands, ated Tt fell with a metallia eras, As it met at tholr rooms, No. 241 West Madison atreat, | struck the earth ity avams turst. ‘Tho queers last evening, to Install thelr new President, C1, | Suuned atc was elimpty Rin ol bile of pant. Ape | Carter, ‘The retiring President Jonna with the Tew: ie Up. anal tte conten! Wi for men uni Hot MILWAUKEL'S PRipp Dedicntion of tho Now : a ere ulldinge eet ot ° : t 1 enetiture Y 0 A. Gd "| rofled, Singling ant xparkling over tho shurt Bpeetat Paimer. fee tins furmed amounting to anything. See nets ee ae Taek eee eae atta F AEpCHT rE OF AMUN, SSK OF the GER aps | Comer. Tho retiring Pr uiyon tho. rosults | grass outers Oraninten ani OP sa | | Sibwaueerone eee Trib Stein: tenetare were around yUatorduy tesieline torts | fayeaiants Mallee th Sparth. of Cineinuatl, Ot |, The Astronemical Socluty recently determined Of {ho ward by), —inatetruduced hivenceesens, | Sud tie qaunded boy parted with an exetama- | Cream City. Tho mugnitteent lew Cad OF thy A. M. Hennixatos, of Genova, tll, ts at tho | y hitho work, hut ther Failed to utve tho | Sixth Hivision, W. 2. Campbell, of Chteagh, Hi: | te ask the elty to renew. tho. contract, either M i gion of ataetiod aueprise, Tho boy hid suddenty | Commerce building Just re Rherman, y assurances thi the: don thought, will be revel wonkl keep their | Seventh Divigion, George tt Se shits M Eighth Division, M. 8. Quimt: mht be deemed equitable, oma rer ae Ninth "bivisiun a. a. Mare Aiur beer rebut on the old site, Mapbeil ot xt, | pon the origiial terme or upon such others as | Mee Carter was Kindly reeutved, Jolned | struggled to uls fect, tte atood ninguna dizzily TeCtNT hy Tho GityeHallaave | Mr Taine in’ congritulating tho) ormanization hy MM Tot Mitehell. was dediented thie niue? Mettler and nothing w qn Wi if Mt Ington, S11, Is toad fro for an inetant. and then snutehine it dunon I BE. Winatams, of Moamington, Sl, D taselity,, the éity ean now | Uhen the resulta it had broweht about. Th ses revoly Ont, from the belt of the amazed sutdier, | Muht the event fa being eetebrated with; a toe ‘V I % °, ith iE peat lene sew the rurrecnbent, eSoolety stands cendy | tly. he thought was a grand one, and. hi who stood beside hin, Ared point, blank at ane | banquet at the Newh it i 4 tran, nb the Vautltes WY, AY iaienit verte the Fire Nepartnient, yes | My eye Ce teat Division, Horaee | 12 THI prt cot. ite There, seve tee inaee | ted tho ins that ho would do all In hls pon iy In frantat hin. Liewt.-Gove Bnghan a House. day. Smite M. H, Cocuitann, M. P., of Hellhurst, Canadas | tordiay ‘claiming to, be ine ole Tonle” How | seri. at Hos vie; Se 1 Division, Tra | deci some mleunderatindiiug. tn and tothe | i Keep tho ward Joyal to the Republicun party. Tho mun fel f, and his inttrderer, with the sary y Seervtarysor, is *avitie, 1 oe 7 y Merrill, wits Abita: Second, Division, Tat " . The Executive Cotunittes wis authorized to ' mi rorward | HOF Hurwce Rubleo, C.K, te Tant the Pacitie, {ving here who wis born here, He Dorrance, of Middte Vee Third Division, | replacing of the clock, Tho Astronomical soe | The Bx Deel y ‘i sinalting pistol still tr his hand, tottered forward Ga. Will ler, BW, ky Hovat f Middletown, Conn., Ia | bave: been prompted In- the matter by Ephraim Waveler. of W, ta wrth | clety hn not intended’ to ask the elty to pay for | Fevise tho byeluws and rollot the Club, and an | f step and sink ina heap on the corpee of his | Ue Gd. Iannis, and about at thy deed ek JRessasis Dovatias, of Middletown, “UN | Houncement he bite seen to tho elfect that Aas | iva Wilteelen wf Was Anew clock, as the olflcers uf tho Socletyceane | MUOUTHMOHL was bad statject tu eal, Companton, with bis feo upon its beenst and one | promlnent Radyerltes ee ty ates lane tbat At tho Sherman, * = Ht Firo-Mirshel Meyers had been rated the | Divisions de W, hawhan, Columbus, alder themselves bound to replace that whlehy aur NBACKERS. arm about its neek. é x fencral tonst to tho President nee Afters, Ex-evAton T. O, Nowe, of Green Hay, Wis., st native-born by the Ol Settle ete. Mert Divisions Le Be Cole, of Hurtauton, his ander the terméof the contract, was ita prop: The Executive Committee of the Greenback Stranvel Well, however that may ba so far, States, tho Hon. Charles Ith OF tho Cy 4, tad tas tved here ever ison, HW. Camp, of Kansas Clty, Mo: {“erty, aud not the property of th ity. County Cannuittee teld a short sesaion ut the | the atrangest put ix to come yet. “OF cours, fedte Mg ee olDh, OF Chics §s nt tho Puliner, since, and Smith elnfins to have been borit in Hivtsion, Novag Se Peet Ce es Grand Paeltic Hotet last eventing tad discussed | yon hive atspected ii] more tie tho bandsumne. | responded to Ty Commeretat Organic Tre Rev, JAMtes DromMbert, of Washington, D. | 130. Ninth Division ©. lose, uf lig apliss sae 7 the menns to be adopted whereby the party may: | boy wasn woman? Well, he wasn't! and what | the United States’: tho Hon, ¢, iat ‘tlons¢ C., tg wt the Tremont THE ADAMS STRERT VIADUCT. ' re ANUa * SOCIAL EVENTS, be resurrected tor the noxt campaign for the | was more, tho pilr, fur from being tho train rob= | “Tho Commorelal Men af tie sla ta OuN. AND Mis. CM, Crusween, of Adrian, The Chief Eugineer sit Gonerat Manger of Sveretary—G. W. Lambort, of tho . Fifth ORUENEDAUM—DATE,, glory und profit of the leaders, Owing tothe | bers, were iv worthy ‘Texan drover and hls soi th the Witteburg & Fort Wayne llrout Campany | pietaton Dlout-Gov, Bingham to" The tog etme Mich., ure at tho Favitic. Heo eee : and C.K, Plor to “Tho Hogg. ne eee sslon dianapotts, Hid. The complicated matrimoutal expertences of | auuull attendanee nothing detlult was duno. Who kold out thele hensta ut North Plutte, an vith Camnttssioner Walter ves. | reumuverad fs Allen, of tho Ninth Division, | sim sccm aa tH wore on tholr way home with tho tones. Pn Hore Gritenebatin and Miss very elaborate, th ‘The supper w, é l terday in reference to tho Adams street yitluct | Elyria, 0. had $1.00) in cola with them, and prohably Ee niborate, tho price of tlekets vue gt oir CHa nON, why wa atlerlad te chiunges, ntl which. wo ante hae becrantte | BT! tivy polut a large detention from thy Con. | Leona Dare, or Stewnet, woru brought toe sues SUBURBAN. fancied that our purty wera the very rabbees for | Thostton, Aloxander Miteboll elon bd ‘ongress from tho Third Wisconsin District, wis | iin congeemed tor buvline eek changes ft the | daciors’ Asdwelution, beaded by the veteran | ecasfal clove at § o'clock yesterday afternoon by EVANSTON, whom we mistook thet. ‘The boys hid, tho “aphet tr at the Palmer yesterday, structure to the extent of shartontig the vine | President duties i MHI, Word: ueherd New York that he wns MNexpecter there, and ho deputized John Joh sonally deliver the keys of tho ne the Association, ‘This half “past d o'clobke tn tne noe eat witnessod by an nudience ort Bd wag pit the Sheri for ina {ute | anothor marriage whieh, su far as known, fs tt Tho Villnge Trustees Held n meeting Tuesday 2 ita walinated neitteen hid faulted 1 the room, and: spe: Suid unttttil greetings | due tegat form, and gives to the devoted couple | evening. Present nll but Frost, who wis sek. q 7 2 order, “The delegation Wis Introduced tat . is ine 4 Whit was done to hl? ureat Seott! nye Tt ve rilby Progje | Just clatm to be considered ns a unit, and fore | A resolution was passed uiving tho water-tax | stranger, what do you suppose?) Aru wo not all t Rita a te Wotecurnal UY. Fis ever puts an end to the charges of frregulncity | payers until Noy. t to pay tholr taxes, aud to | Mable to mistake ¥ ato | Association, thon mide a neat titlle speoch, exe | In thelr partnership, Yesterduy morning Mr. | allow those owntig property aloug the Hue of Along day after, Cc. P. Aton, Genernt Passenger Agent of the | duct, but claimed te have authority from the 4 - | Clty Engineer, which that gentlenian deuntes, Great Southorn Ralirond, nad party, of Louls They Herons RUWUVERS CIAL ee ee ey Villo, are nt tho ‘Cromant, changed, and donot intend to charge, tho erie ‘THe mother of Rovert Batley desices informa | of tho approach, und furthermore prot aly detain Hston to = W Chamber ty ¥ 4 the Tternoone nee t 20 Tarte a a righted fit should by demonstrated | fending to. the railway hail agents. to. right one bul ho ordei “alles ft 1 Dee, y tholr . rr fa tlemen. ‘The atrects were lined dd iene ton of hia whereabouts, She list heard of him | Ree the city rig MONTE Ue ending to aye gall stents tte Grucuvbaum reeuived the order of Court | tho “nl! sewer until Dee. to pay tholr DAVID S. 'TERRY. “1 ned with enn fa Chleago. Her iddreas fs Memphis, Tent. eae fh aa gre been cron. ALOE | bad ceiowaul bei uy eotautc whlch declared uae Mr. anil Are, | Aaseestent boforo thole’ rebate wit! Uo ise 2 Y he speech ee az Johnet pa Tuy new Archbishop of this dtoccése will ar- | which thoy promise to present to-morrow. eloquently) = ; Hull wero ono tener mun and | barged. ENAatewoor. ¥ Ho Wan Defented for Prestdentiat | Hidden, Prealdent of theChummber cht cba rive dn Chicago Thursday (Thanksgiving: D: } MRIVEWRLL PARDONE, ‘The by-laws wore thon adopted, a few minor | wife, and which permitted Miss Leann Adelaide An oyster trainon the Lake Shore & Michigan vetor kn Callfornin, While All Hin | 82¥e a0 entertalaing and valine Slate teh FR Rost cer ee ete ee ttetelleth | ano Mayor's explanation. of the discrepancy | culumutticus were uppomated wuettie Aco Stowart to marcy aguin, Tho Reve Dr. Little | gonthern iathond ran maton teeter ee | & reals tte Kleece | Mganlzation, besides n arent dent ef ote ‘With linposing caremontes, in tho Cathortral. between his account of [ridewell, parde Mf | adjourned ty moet in Aunt, Gay Sept. 10, 188. | sus ented upon, and after showing somo roles, | Bolt standiiy ontho iin trek at tue yards, | 2 pevelatesic tite, Remperatic Miwets Flagg acncee HE Ls farts ie Fee yh ‘Vie temperature yosterduy, as obaerved by | thut of intendent Felton dues tot si a) ERAS a ae ei tance consented to rond tho marriage ecrumuny, | South OF Sixty-third elreet, nbout 4 o'clock |. OFM! oe htleielakta teitech arelved te Sitlwnukee. ts sMuelo-Saxon fetter ace ae ae hae eaten me HR a a ae Nea entry THE LAKE-FRONT, ‘The marrige took place até o'etock In the room orning, = Tho Fond makes i 1 every 9 . and’ when the adoinin It scoms definitly settled at tast that the a, 1458 p.m. sp my Barometer, $ [tn error, What his auecesa was did not Grane dy Ve HOAMMONS ho | oh the bride and groom at the Grand Pacitic | track {# oveupted by ears It is Hin possttte tnses Electoral voto of Callfornin will be divided, Gen, Ph, SUI, epire. but it is enfe to suy that hls tures will The proposition of the city authorities to the | srotel.in the presence of Mr. and Mra. W WS. | fur enough aberd ty prevent un avetdent If Alaneock recelving tive only of the alx. votes ot ‘Tun ‘Trustees of St. Luke's FH hot chanwe those nlready made,—certainy.not to | owners of property on Miehigan avenue, op= ir. und Mrs. Frane B, Wilkie, and Mr, di fos Dav! is wre under much .hendway, ‘The oyster= ‘i . fe! mevting ut tho Merman Howes hoteren ine tho uxtent of nO N na at bis Manor bis com | posit the public grounds fnuulllurly’ knuwn ag | B. Videl, Mt wae at first: dntended to “hota | cuts going at the rite of about. titteen | the Stite, while the other goes to Gen, Garfield. ered “the reeommendutions to be ‘ems ; a a sh how Tnptisto Mircauden, a Frenehn) amlth shop an precisely teat Mitehelt his Just erceted the € Ineree bilidiig at n cost of g00, f e ‘on Michigan street and ti oe Ticowtee! feet wl blacks where ak ; There h re elit. | Tho scratching of candidutes for Preaidentint | 8M,81% stories besides thy tower, which ae ant : the Lake-Front, to withdeaw their vbjections | Me wedding in one of — the parlors, | miles an hour, In the etboose of tho frelulit a hight of 160 feet, The principal nce ites te 4 y | for ail of the pardons he bus issued the past ’ vt but there was stich =o crowd og train Phil Meliride, conductor of the train, and | Bleetors ia fre ently indulged in by crante: : ‘ pal inatertal tg tn Heer ret taitgal repgrty which ts 0 barony TT eatin fa wermile tho gale of tho land for FouO0 to | sisntescers around thie. thts Wns woe possibte, | aivines Went eau, OF sleep when . du Intter a | geay Ohio sandstene, and th <r he auestion of his power to remit tho fines | tho raitrond eompantes now oeeuvytig a right | and'sn thoy Mud Hit thelr Gen tone cee ee | ae locomotive of the avster-train canine | Voters but it is reltom, in thesy Inttor days, that Hnor, W. C, RICHARDS, A. M., Ph. D. dellv- | of prisoners. whieh scvme to be a practice copied 7 " this serntching results in unything more than a t of way upon It, was Uo subject uf reportorid | tho ippertluars. ‘The aerviees were exeved(ng- crashing i tivon them, Meltelde was Inetuntly ered u very Interesting leclure at Farwell nll] from some of the farmer administrations. wis pr ae pal vestueitases ikl ath principal aud | lyslmple, butindue leg form. thore were eo. | eyhetlng it Weisinne had ils. skull fraciieed | mild Indieation of persinnt unpopularity. ‘The Sesterday evening upon “The Wonders of the | hid before the Liw Depart ent during the day. low. Je ¥ e Presents. and the congratulations were Ntted to | go that he ls hat expected to recov he ene | particuiay Demucratio Elector in California who Atmosplies He levtares ut the sune pluce | and Mr. Adams assured hii thtt he cout tt veept | original objectors,—the Hon, J. Young Seams fire a Styte of archi Ure Is the almplo Itallan, ‘The jitey tect. fully plated und decorates: Mere Is beaut The unly drawback tothe cony ple of the oce: fon fs the unuvoldghie aiarment Alexnnder Mitchell, the owne ‘the ovension, consisting chielly of expressions of Wa of the oyster train say oe 7 0% i Shes COL the edit to-night upon “Tho Fairy Ruatin of Selunce.” | partsof ines, tes nnd then batdety che marae db Matthew | ithe former answered | dulizht ut the eseapo frma tho threatens cs by fumpiiue, withogt tho fireman | Mis beun defeated by Sere anes thy Moura ae aimee lean svt tu rgantaeS Mus, Mowutts, the occupant of Room 1%, No. 60 | tunates but the opinion wns hastily given. and | the reporter's squie leity and pointed Inveies Of the divores courts and careless re= | wis Piluhily injured by tho tall. The engin aur nyo, ° trter of a century Ww Ke street. suntbenst corner of Clinton | the ebances are that tn tho future tho practice | Str. Scummun, Ta THIHUSE would like. to | WEShes After tho ceremony all pres sald heewuld not wee the red. liehts-on ‘te Broderick, ond his defeut under such peculiar ———— . Bt with found dend in bed al 3sn yesterday | WUE be abandoned as a matter of propriety, if | have your vn ‘sun tha proposition of the elty ueict to a supper, and — Kecor of the brighter Ughts on adjdiniug tracks. ‘Tho | clreumstances as tho present fudicate that REE OOtT ie CIEE eh ed OUIRG ee ee || for an ubhue renvente to sell thy Luke- Front, the bride and groont on. a brief wreek of alx or vlulit ears ubstructed tho travka | political virtuels not ltogethor extinet In tire _ __THE CHINESE GO, aiAbhe to say whit caused death. ‘Tho deveused ‘The Mayor appenra anxious to have the whole Well, 1 dua't tnow that I would Ike tube | moon trip tg the Grand | Opern-Itouse, | av thit passenger trulos wero delayed for avy- Stato of the hoodiums and Honorable Biles SAN Francisco, Nov. 18.—The Dritigh st Wits UbOUt 3 SeNes UF HEE : pardon business looked Into, aud suet Alderien viewed uit that subjeut,' i Mr. and. Mrs. Gruenebaunn will retain at tho | Oral bees | Oceunte, for “Yokutinn and tt steamer Was.ahoutd ee nscould buseen were Inclined to nssist him. For Will you sive us your opinion in briet? Grand Pacitle’ Hotel for the the being, cont. ———— Tho famous Terry-Broderick ducl of n ecore | Oct ‘Away 800 Caiman lung Kong, can ae erie and Labor Council held a seml- | Instance, the Cluirman of the BridewellCorumits | “Yes, the wity h fe month 8 ne righs or Utley da that | dont that they have shown the honesty of their AT AL) of years ngo will bear recalling under the pres- meeting Inst eventig, elyht unions be- Keo mays tnt, he projesesto sumtnon tls Cane | propurty—it i wily acting a4 u trustee tur ihe | Intentions, aad hive ouaplled with aitane | THLE SILERIPE’S MISTAKE. ent clreumstanees. Duvid C) Broderick, the sented. About the onty thing done wus {| mitted atan curly day. and visit the Institution | owners whe bought the pro} urty fronting on | ridiculous exuctiong ol thy suelal code of mars vietim of Terry, wis born in Washington, D.C. te to stlr up the unions so that theirdele- | and go through the recarde, and another Alder- Lake Park. and If the property-owners permit | rie and divorce, An Episodo of Lite on the Gront Plains, 4 pan Se in Washington, D. C,, gates sholl attend, tt wus atited thar tho proe | mun says that he intends to call for all of tho | thu clty to. sult. the Luke-Froht they untke tho It wae Mr. Gruenchaum's desire not to have New’ York Suutay Mereue and was first known in New Yurk as a yond posed gutting of type by inachinery would | pardons granted since Me. Harrison enme Inte city it presentur che fand for dat purposu. ‘The | the marringe culebrited untll thoy returned to. “Thar'a st nig id tho St it daon!: stone-tnnson, ani a teater aviony tho sotnowhnt awaken the printers, ofitce, and gu Into alittle investigation upon his | ground fs nuw oevtpied by dlareputibie persons Austelt. in order that it night be performed in ar‘a stringors,” suid tho Shor suddonly, unruly fremen who mute tho elly a turbulent a My: Mm ft Mine | OWR Hook, It ts safe to predict, however, that | and tur bise-bull and other suca burpuses, und | necordance with the reliqivus ceremonies in | getting down his tin eup ot regulation whisky place twenty-llve years nyo, Gifted with ner se Rene npnient of the, Southern 3 tho | the fnyestizations wilt show no wrong on the | 1 think. perlupa it. is beat that: under Soque thore, but, out of deferenes to the advice | untouched, and sutlting to tho door. ils Seen Over 195,000 HoweSeulea gold, ween Chicngo. sald, Dorden, Selleck, Indigestion, dyspeparn, nervous and all forms of generul debility raider ee {ny Mensman's Ventontzed weet "Ponte ts ok, Ds tad 4 : preparition of beef contalning it ent he Green Hay & Minnesota Katirondy CoA. Swine. | Parhof the Muyor |b Nant he Pinar hac itteers Lie rttrn pr rieete Ty ee ioe fi itlenie nnd the custous of the country, he | ghe Sherif wus a atte man to belleve, thongh EP ths OUR ro suns and esteea oe Propertics. Tris not a ture st Wah ia fort. Gerieral Superintendent uf tho Duruboo | rihning the entire Uusinees und | sum of money in endeavoring to” peutect. tho Re aae ; prea gundo out anything in the biuding wlsty | ich a powurful, clument In Nee woe ears, | eae eetmcta oF boo id rseaetts blo cag, Fit Genornd Seas General Manager, wud 4. | felthoue rexpect to his ablizutionate theceunell, | public rights ey aatt eee uae bpuleet HAT HIG UTS MECRETION! of evening suntijeht that flooded thy luvel prairie’ | Seb 8 poworful. eleme om a 8 | deinvaduabla tn alt ante clo eaioe proverties RiuncnpOlls Mee Ee ea OF the Sts Pauls | Tutwhutover tho finding amas be, tho. resuit-of | THulelt te beae to cll Le eeek at ot aa pit cits task crap fouenuions ware given in the | ost or Bululo Station noone Inte cate | old a ee ee centrale Joao | theresult of extaustion, nermeue ms etket a g 01 ros u ‘ seeds.” renin d ‘ § if ; iy , xbaustion, i Puchien : Hiture, whothor'nn investigution temado canny | Hug wepceetse aan Fe the Tear t er tO te SAR OF il Ho oa ee ote ueats taUk: | Of optles could have told. ‘Tho old mun had the | Foie an Mes fmpliely. trustee Ile pore Rillinye feonn pataee aces partite Uf pe Coxitap WILDER, 19 years of ayo, while ens | every pardon granted, for whatever canse, will | derstund that he had Wot mee with that encour | tynntage of ull the events, belng driven from | eye of an eagle, airy complaints, Caswell Hh as : " soune athe 1 erty aw! gue plive to another, and tho attendance was | “st oon ‘eins yith " "ho added; | 8 Courage nnd magnetisin were marvelous, aged ut $290 yesterday morning In coupling | be rully aud promptly reported to the Counell. | rgement tron other propertysowners that wis pk Mi slarae on ‘em, f pack pony,” ho added; 4 Cee a thes Bitten al ee eens icessiry tu entry thfuuun te ebjevtiunsty Yue | SnD Mt exch recent Wi Ovals | AECL thot cues ea awepe | 28d there wis to storat 40 violent that ho could 8 Hazsrd & Co. Propriotors, New Yoru. Forel ry “s yt 7 y 4 rats os ! 2 and Mry. 1 Hl. Hill, of No not ride upon it, no exigency so. trying that he pany era Ae topete sie neue lug: tala THE COUNTY-BUILDING. pale to Wauudesa (al aise, iid he, wong withone true : pon it, yency so. trying by druysriata, peel . :ross tho lonely waste, und we sew thoi tov, is olhurs, bad ‘borne the brunt of Feculved thoir friends In a very handgaino | across t y .. | cotttd not cope with It, He rose to te Chief En- peeldal hat Oem tween the bumpers of two curs. He was taken the battle und the expense. He wis nut tweet oes ie che vere Femuleuil (Dy Pa ‘They were about 2 quarter of a mile away, gincer Iii tho days when thnt office wave its in. | ALL HITESIDE—On tho uliernnon ol Taee, to his hume un Laughton Street and De Hubs. | | Starr's ATTORNEY Minis will retura from his now he Auanelal | position to fontest | umber of thle eens ted theme ‘eed ae ra anon ae ite stole camyblie Cumbent absolute sway aver a great muss af | soy nuriew Heaton watt gat eee live | i 1 ! tobe if ewere clued, s teas ae jon lng of store, dining. mrity vi less on. . 20 Pe a sides Serene iets ase th and will huve to Enstern trip this maratng, When Chicago became, ts Ie would, thourencge | selves of tha, oppurtunity cto eet 1 building ey ig-roum, tavern, und | willful and almost lawless men. te bid le 7 - E 3 frelyht-house. They came on nt an ensy gait, | a mutural turn. for olitics, and fuscluated The Grand Jury consktered elghteen enses of | utty inthe world, tut’ pro perty would be worgh | Wont, Excellent music was Turn! shed by Jobn . 4 * % att ney Datlowrans i, dentist, Selena te | the ordinary kind, and found clght true bills, iailians at dotldrs to fe, Tallewud companies Hr tho aieesera nal Kuusloy urved a supper oevioe Bele saa Hie agtin raeeca suey ciitrapea ue ike wali mute ved, Be Ks eh chrvcheek ¥ ¥ whieh would have all the valuible dockins f i ne! 8 we could note tho sins of hurd travel Congress In 18h, and wis defented: board a Randalph-street cnr going west ut 9 | Seven no bills, and passed three, fronting upon it. ‘Tho Minis Central Ruflroad | . Just around the corner, at No. 74 tush street, bout thom. From thelr dust-sown etothing | S2%, ft rif A 4 4 o'clock Inst evening, uceldentally fell and had Pensoss whose premises wero used ns election | f WipAby HOW owned—With the exception oFa | Mr and Mery, Walter G. Larned were “at homes! | abou . a just-sown clothing | Soon utter this d Train tment tie California his lott four crushed beneath ‘tho wheol. City . itt Ce f hand borde: tho | t0.4 bost of cluguntly dressed ladies and gentie- | and thelr loose sents in the saddle, ng wolt 05 tho gold fever broke out, and be pulled for the now Physic = i a ~ | Polls are requested to send thelr certitientes to | few suntil paceels: 1 thy hind borderiug on tho men, ‘Tha tn firlors were thronged d Jaded cnnter of thelr ponies, everythlug in | ElDorndo of the Phellle, wher in. the wild PUTO EE aoe ieee Hin LOANS MIR Te clepicoe tig GauUbs daar nathoeis he only | Juke from tho main river ty Hyde Burk, 6 lange “pai Sugged dur tg Hon ae, ‘ thy eveniny, and the guests were entertained by | thele uppearanes spoke of a ‘long ride, und 2 strugule for plico aud power, he made biinself tuken to his hoine, where he hus n wife and flve | way In which they ean get compensation, MATTHEW LAPLIN, on knpvomptu musierle, Miss Zellua Mantoy, | Weary one, iy felt. In wild, Unongy California was hia con 21 os 3 Y . ono of tho oldest residents of Chicago, and ono | the violluist, being tho central fl urd, She ‘They crossed the track and drew up inthe | Keni eleinont. Broderick, warm, generous, smuull eblidren in destitute clroumstanees, fie Boned of Cuovassersconctuded thelr work | Of the urugiual obleciurs to te Bue oF Che Lakees.| Cece! THuInbor of choley avtocdong In wee | shadeur the statin, ee re ‘only replyling | weave, bulde aud lnaamtablor feet inontully td cack Monrity. who for sotae timo past hag | yesterday ey farina guing aver the retuens ts | (etme original ubleetary to tho galy of the duter- | nrtlstic munner, Music und uaupper were also | to tho Sheriit’s cheery hull with curt nok Tie, | that Unlque battle wt lite, CDNA neon eet ateeee Nae | gameemnions {obo mete near okaeaaay wie the | vowel ity antl he would Hot give tis Hewson | Mate manner, 3 Glsnounted stitlly, uddeessod uw fow words to bis | | Brallerick was: cleeted Senator to: tho frat unitportavenuc wns yesterdas Urn ei ee pha UsUl ve 4 er: Ss puntos, wi ul Tying dead un the tuor by Mra. Jumes Meceer of | thelr reports. 40 the ottiesal {He juuttor ut present, but bw yuve Un reporte On, tae Fouth Sido there was s largo party | cumpunion who’ renal DEATHS. “WIGHT=In this cliy, Nov, 19, Of W. AL, Wight und ulstor uf Sen A. He Petrie, aged 38 yours} munity at Fanorn{ from No. Ww Vark-ay. at turduy, tterment at Algunqutin i. vty, Nov. 1G, Mra, ct fe ‘ ott, nued St yen VOLESON—Al N. Woifuon, muni wid su dayne eirdrceat ee Funeral Friday tp, m, frome South Denrtornat REERY Now, 1430. m,, only ehlld of fh Elizubett A. Heory: need G mous wid Fae ae vote of Cook County d te the suddle with Beuiatatuiro, and hin mani was often Banyo Funeral ut Hy dn. Re eaceatint {0 Culyary Cemetery, Z sil ve tu understund thit fils consent to the sale bad | given in honor of thodebut ott MG eagle | Une Toy crossed over tho bow, nnd x moment | the lawless mon who oiain and again attempte at Hae et ts tune, Forse Aine oe ren wee ar ee ae Af dhe. | wil be giver to-morrow. hot been obtuined, nor would by giveit. ie | Sittetell ut the residency of hee oer ee aa | pie Gi crouse buckskin-and-felezs yarbed ty. | to bring chitos Into the Suite, in 1868 howas | COMEN-On tnumday. juori lock, at bis 001 the POU il te "1 ‘Tus Committe on Public Service beld a pros | luvked upon the scheme usu purtor nu election- Calumet avenue," Here the parlors were uneom- | Ure vinished [1 the cool shatow of the sture, elected to tho United States Senate. Mle in- Se oy aun w tacue solalives oetricmis., Te trauted: saul at ahah ae TUple | curnig dire OF the Magurs Wee ote Loe pipes | fortably: crowded. with guests, and the young | _ A likely boy. auld the Senate eee Ueon | stincts wore ull ugulnst slavery, und ho boeame Pas in very destitute efroumstances, and denth | cutious frein tho heads of che variohs departs | to maken oie ianuela showing at tho clus of | debutante wis overwhelmed with compliments | eyelmg bls compauton intently, Thoy mought | the open foo of hts colleague, Willkam Mf, Gwin, fs subposeil to have been the roault of old age | iis of the comfy wey ee changes ti the | the discal year, und cougrutulitions, Sirs. Mitchell presented | be Textenn drovers,—un’ thon agin thoy mouune- | thon the pro-slavery Senstor from Calltornin, and uxposure, Suluries of employés, addlvonal help, ete. ‘The! ‘the retusid of even one of the objectors to | her duughter to‘ those present, and she | ent," During tha mysterious nnd plotting days of - Tix Toledo correspondent of a Detrott paper | will continue to devate attention tu tho ai give bis consent to thy dissolution of tiv injune- | was assisted Ins receiving by Miss Mollie He nddod the Intter sentence retleetively, Buchanan's Asataieten tony Brndertek wis the supplies St with a story setting forth thut.a | work to-duy, after which Shey wilt prepire their | on Issued by Judge Druinmund will be apt to Mitchell, unothor~ daughter. An ciegunt reluxtny is scrutiny of tho mounted stranger, bold and fearle ‘€8 Champlon of freedom in the cher named George W. Moore, who recently | report, which fs to be submitted to the Buurd Postpone fur sume tiie the purchuse uf the fuud supper wos served during the evening | Shut person was a “likely buy,” Indeed. Atoot | Territories, He was the trusted friend and sup. dune, 47 Cariteest., David Colt Funeral takes pince on Frid ‘Sow York papers please copy. ELMSTEAD—At Washlogion Melghts, Nor. thot seur.et-fever, Leonard Elmatuud, aged I year eadd juntis, Fangral at 12 ma, by jages to Mou umelary y carriages to Mount Greenwood r , . c ippe £ 4 ee a a pdt mn A "I . ANNOUNCEMENTS. Moved to Chleugu, was urrested by a Constable | Mendy. by tue rajirvads. : by tingey. and Hand's orchestra furnishud | he might have stuod neary six fect on hig bare | porter of Stephen A. Douglie, and iD a Dane i Toledo for u debt, und deprived of sovernt enenreeea Atanie. hia ‘received Gatwenn : music. Lailer in tho evening the pariors wero | sules. “Hiy ywarthy face, hadonle us a gypsy | elle epoca eae eae up In Contruss, | FEE aa A Mure GF articles of clutbiug, umung, them bis but and | 4 SyeIMne Leon MANN hns rec Doltionss sed ACADEMY OF DESIGN cleared, and tho young people indulged in_din- | gitl’s, and delicately shaped and act us any not even Douglas Wusele was more emphatic Te eitee Mente ante und Arthur Club of the cont, which be was lacking when he got to this | et tor ox gees Hee eMtle hianpiuiccrta, es se ae cing until alate holtr Amouy those present at | ludy's, was framed: with a shock of tungled, | andeeornful in big denunciations of tho Kunsitse | Fourth Wart at Atmore Liat, Arete eee ee, city. Thy story fs made somewhat tragic by the | Hes not expect to decide upon bly sppulntinen ELECTION OF OFFICERS, tho Mitchell reception ‘were Mr. and Meg, Dei. | wavy bnir, of whose blavt, glossy glory any | Nebrigkn infamy tin Broduriek.. Ho wis Pros | cvouing, for tho purposy of clusins 1 before the th Inst. He suys bo his is vet intl. cour! Smight hiv pds und b assertion thut the ruvorend gentleman wis in eee: : The Academy of Destyn {tg adjourned | Shipmun, Mroand Sirs, Marshall Field, Me. and | court dame mi ght hive proud; und lils the act of leading a young Indy to tho altar | @ted tone one who will ho stecusstaly- but Ie y a pe fu when tho Constable arrived upon the scene. ine | 18 derstood that Deputy-Saeritts Xchoeitinger, | anmunl meeting last evenmy tin tho pariorsuf | Mrs. AVN. Hddy, Me, and Mrs. iC. Meldrum, | binek, wud fustrous ve those of a ri y, | : or ponte atid 9 atised ra. Johir f. Muyo, Mr. and Stra, Hugh | tasked proudly under tho thaely-peneited row. quiry at tho Methodist Bookstore on. Washliy- Burke, Stacy, and Potter are tobe retained. and, | the ‘Iremont Huuse, President d, @. Cocbrane in Bireh, Me. Gind Mra. i scribed by tho *doughfrees "of the North ug wellus by tho sluve lords of the South, The , | enormous patronage of the cou State of Calt- Zhe bund whieh rested lizity on his knee wae | fornla wag given to Gwin, whe evant OF the edmpn <0 anid the election uf i, during our lute Wi BE A ME G OF THE FIST ; possibly, Capt. Ellis; and that Maj. Waite and hair, ‘the President, iu hla tl address, ine Matta eed (ari aL kee, vel tebellion, received Duttedam of, Kona Ward Struigbt Republicun, Club this evening a3 ago ttrpet Failed tn result 10 the ddoutitioution of |. Ei fies are tu he appotnted De THe | haat thy HiRes es ‘Auagonis | neni ste boas ‘Gem the ting: ay mere | FuneM, ond la borfout Keepleie with Hundsume ns | frum Saxhaiine Was in fuvoe see eee | crane aeeMey Meaty lat tbl create Ho PELSrnUNALe miltuaten, seein to bo no doube that Conrad Fal will abn. | 4 % st chin what ithad | Willhun Aldrich Me'and Sirs, Frank Aldion, | a woman's, Davis, and was tnally exptured and fmmured tn |. fepurts uf Committees will by recelved, and gued SEEKING PROTECTION. mately be fuller, though gome one else may duriug tho yeur, and found imuch in what it hid Mr, and dirs. C.F. Seeberger, Str. und Mrs, Leons-| _ 1 wis still scrutinizing this somewhut singular | Fort Lafayette, A dangerous mau to the neeee EUR UU NICS ee ‘The detectives’ office ut the Central Station | given the pluce whenSheritt Maun tikes posses- | dune uf congratulation and encouragement tor nied Hodgug, Me. and MrscArthur Caton, Mra. A, | apparition with more: than ordinary curiugity | slavery Democracy, ri oa by tho lMberty-loy- i #3 M. BRISTOL, PASTOR OF Tied by a dry-yoods clerk numed Willluin | slon of his allies, Mr. Cunmzdon, a former partner | thy ruture. “Tue inemberahlo woe largo than | 4, Meoker, Or, ind ‘Ses. Moses Guan strc und | when tho Sherif turned suddenly ae ogee ing inieses of Callfarniny liriterick was to bo tho Huon MOULId n eaeee ete al canndact + Howell, a native of London, Engkind, but mure | of the Sheriff, is tu be fall clerk, ever bofore, all the debts were paid, und there | Mrs. Goorge Paxton, Mr, and Mrs. Robert be? “Whar's ver pony, Luin?" be asked. eot ridot. It wassnid that na cancus of bts py arene. rane > ia recently of Now York, who. told a rumuliiz wus a surplus In the treasury. ‘Lhe projected | Henry, Sreund Mrs. b, fe lrwiny St. aid Mee, | “In ene shed itient enemies was held in Sun Franeteeo te. 9 CHRIST AN assucuatioy story to the elfect that since bis arrival in ‘PEDERAL NOTES a rplu i ‘ye Coumtis, Mr. and Mes: Enos Ayres, Mr. and Muse Suddlede" eile who should chile nge tlm to Aght © duel, or leat unt prea Maret this’ country he bad been grievously per- i ia e Opera-Huuse received full attention, wud the | Geum Lane, the Kev sand Mes. Hfitland, Mr and | With 0 loos girth—yos." a», | Davids. Yerry, who was fixed upon to send the ee," Utustruted with nite Becuted by in numbor of people, When * nddresa clused with w auggustion In tuvur of | ste W,O, Goodman Me aid Mee Averill, Mr. | ‘The sogers is {n the Hundred-Horn Guten.” | enillenge, was from ono of the Southern i he urrived in Now York in 189 he obttined a | Puy gold disuursemonts ut the dub-Treasury | converting the organization Inte a social elub | and Mrs, _Juines Sit . 8 Portes, in u store on Brond street, where ho elds, Mr, aud Mra, J. F. Gils | howent on. speaking rapidly, “Slide forrerd itd a diMiculty with aman named Zelmor, why | Testerday were $15,0N, unti pertanunt qu 4 ates, and was a fierce ehumplon of their rierd Were secured, and of | Jette, Mr.J. EH. MuAoy: i Meg. William | an’ bring'um tp. May the big wolf of Devil's | “pecullar Institution.” Ha Wis, moreover, an ‘ . Y c o rer Ay iL spriiy extiuiuon, with awule of pints | Watker, Mr and Mrs, rh elmun, Mr. | Rue devour me if them ain't Ove of our men, Accomplished duclist, while Broderick wus not Saainet hie and ence coumpiracy was formed | | Tue Sub-Treasury redeemed $4,000 iu silver Toya by lueal uetiote P And Sirs.” Honey Townes See eggs | ge cect ma af tein alae hesituty or yues- | only nota duulist, but noteven a cond shat wit againer ra eS ana vom were his | yeutrday and Msburscd $12,000, Guorge J. Vurbeek, tho Iecording Secretary, | . 8. Alexunier, Col, and Sirs, W. Le Hurnum, | tlon further, As Vgirthed my puny in tho shen, | thepistol. and it’ Is a matter of tradition tnt 5 . mele 1 eve’ rT ay ay | Subuiied bis dnnunl report, coyering wih the | Col, and Mrs. Willin HL. Thompson, SMre and | tstndow Honted nerosy the “doorway and wies | Terry wits selected to give the obn xing nite Bratt werestod ad wun prison adafter ts | amounted vo $825 0f whitey Sater ence | sate ptoutidas wad roliewee came game ue | CA a St Sir. and Ses. Ira Holes, stra, | gone. | When Urdu out the two stringers were | Lecompton Seater his “gules, “The ente OLOUL HE WERE. Lo, PITLTUeL ha en hatter be 3,057 Yo 3 ee Ch geuatues, trom whloh i uppeared. | Sturkwouther, Mra. HO. Stone, Mrs, Hoyworta, | cuntortng olf to Ihe Boulhwurds polntine toe ghe, | Ment swage In Hforaln in those days, | Brode- eracy Clty, where tho wale Dut Mindy eteeeieg | Bul splelts, &05r for tobaceo and eljurs, und | Kwong “gehor terse eet Te receipts Tur the Hee tony qemmton. Me. John Crear, sir. | Htepublicun itiver, and asf guvo any pony rein | Hel was proud, sensitive, and. tendelois Of Mis After nim. A man nated Powell aoe eecuYe | g3,tut for boor. sia ito Ulf outstanaley atts disbursements | und Ses, Henry Ceuwford, tuo Misaea thntiion, | und guiloped in the upposte itevetion, tagie tie | Itty {iyenlty.’ The went out to the tetd In the Bisbomult, and aburtly died of cancers Mother: | Auueie Mrcmezsox, an alleged obstructiontat | #108. tho uld outstanding iudebteduess wuuitist | tho Mtisses Kulley, Gen utid Mrs, Martin, Beets | Serie mount bbe vise see tate week hog | uray e the Morning. with the fixed cunsclous- we tas ¥ WY aicise ee where the 4 un} ‘onus rn : ae ri ul . the Academy hid ult been pild, aud the inseitu Misses Puriiyton, Miss Mamie Otis, Biss | be tied to the corner. post uf the store. neag that he was golng to his execution, tev felt With bin, iid gait uniente, eorresiea sutitinnts, | 19, the bath of duty pursued by United States | (Ion'was wow out uf debts, Lherucerdes teeteee | We cteseg Puriiigtony’ Min fang, tuo Mines | | The Sherif nnn purty’ of soldiers from Fort | mortally wounvetl,-untrdored with delfberntton, alte Huth ate BUFORD i oe oud Kpeclul Deputy Marshal Parsons Cook on twat | yeur, inthe words ut tho report, bud demure Spalding, Sos Hovaila Cumpbell, Misa Gilleuig, | Hayes were on tho watch fur tho. truneratbers Wo anuy aay. Ts dying words wero: © They Te berlved in Uhl Hise eras andob: | fecton dy at the Firat Preciaat of tho Sevons | strated the fuct that an art iuatituton, run | Sieecorielin MeAvoy, Miss Annic Clarke, Miss | who bud stopped the weat-bound train at lig | have killed mo tor oppasing the extension of Intel WOrKACCUNSITGIS MC flee ferred feonth Ward, waa before Commissioner Hone | honestly und on suund —bustioss principles. | Bello Watler, Miss ‘Buell, Miss Nina ‘Kent, | Springs euae duys tefore, al who were supe | Kivery." One yer latter those words wore Ine z ned ‘ork ailcouss: Taste ‘Jonn Yo a it oh Yesterday and held tn $500 bull until nest ‘ues: | count pay Its own expenses aside from endows | Miss Scott, Misa “Colllu, IL GC, kuey, | posed to bustrileiny for, the ‘Texan border with {| scribed on tha banners Uint bore bls ligure dur= oie, See tant a ah de ee - ana duy. ducats oF churitabte suticttutions, in the opiuion | Wiliam J. Jobnsom Georga Milla thelr rich xpoll. ‘Thy soldiers, ay tho Sherif? had | ine the Lincoln cempalgn in the city where ho Dut lost his pinces through (en ee eet nae folluwing ts nist of the dutiable goods | Yt thy Trustees, this was tho rat recond of tue | Churius i. Mucdonuid, Gearga We 3 sald, were posted ina ravine known ag itundeed | died. hye ehunles sheath eae a ba Deeg een Prete ree rant ea tree ar ab yesterday: Field, | Kind tmade by any ure institution tn Atmeried, | the Messrs, Van Schnuk; Howaed A, Tene Horn Guten, a tow miles from tho stution, and | | Over the bler of Readerick, oxpasoil in one of LunMEE Eltp pulfabe HOS Te hee tod beets, | fequlved wt: Senses hosiory, 6 paexiyes cation | wud withough the Academy aul not done what it | Helis caren se io ee Jaw, dry Shreve | where tho taln trall trom North Matte crossed | tho open squares of Siu Francisco, Edward De Obilyed to use such entidoten i PU reine | a ‘ "Go.. Oet icky suit; | Hoped to du, it lad given iid Mutts tor quand: | fader bape s, Heutone Mf. Witiuimd, Lruest | the ralirond track, Huker, the istund of Lineoln, and utterwurds E-} goods; ‘TM. Sineluir & " E Wilbed! ry % rg Naucement of urt educution in tae Northwest. | Hamill, und LC, dite! The sun was Just dipping when I rode upto | Senter aud General, and who died on tho fleld Bara MG Aire Tere ered sae but. | Muck eae eles, F cutuvo: weblogs J Be ie: Trenance eros ete ae Nerearaate ; the station nhead of thu troopers. ‘Tho Sherif, | of battle, pronounced One OF the ined mene tered his rom at ao eet ee treete and, | Wormesee cuntutned the sutlutactury and compretionsive DAKE VIEW. who wis studying the written description of the | ous funcril rations of modern thes. br hls SOLU AGH Ee ie ae what be eee statuinunt that wll thy bills bad ben mets Voy BATE a We inarauders by tho waning Tent, put himself at | culogy on Broderick fn the Scunte, Seward sated ‘ ‘ ‘Tir time of the United States District Court | camuin, that the Academy owed nothing, and WHY THE DUMMY WAS TAKEN OFF. ony head without 4 word, aud we truled off, a | that Impartial history woutd rank the dend Sune fe canta nat Aprile ad posits ea Pena eee ary taken up youtorduy with tha | that ft wus whead by iain balance, All the reatdente of Lako View who do busi- | dong Hino of crenking, ‘Sngling, hooft-beating | Mor with Winthrop, Villiers, Raleigh, lilt: thut the polsoners would tb longer teouule bitty trlal of © Dr." Callender, the Peorlu bitter-deater aA diiber of amuadnients tu (he constitution, ¥ through the windy silence and gloom uf | more, Penn, and Og) ethorpe—the organizers of charge ‘ 7 iis ? | ness in tho elty hnd ‘to walk totho elty limita | ehimor Dut thoy had continued to dos. Capt. Keatmy | charged with passing countertuit €10 bills. ‘The | which bad lain over foi thu hist munual weet terday morning, as tho Gracolund a the dirk enbie patty, Disunton in Callforate ate he eee feet y us os YT ole Y t cy peste! Ble a y is § Ms Promised to hve isshrowdest detectives mat | MUFHNE wus consitined In hearing the testimony | hygeweru called li ete oot eee ANSE | Sestentay inorning, ak Toolund dainy | fhe vide was a lomp one, for our quarry had | Disunlon {n Cuilforain was impossible after nee ob the track of the villains, hearing which tho Hay erie WBo labored hued to show that | imide iu muterial change, except to abuilah the | bad been taken ult by the North Silo allway. | an hour's start of us, uid) the moon roxy ai globe | death or Broderick,» [is slayer was brought be- a While bo parsed tho money, had [uid oad of ‘trusts’ und to provide tn | Gy 0 sporter - culled President | of coppery ire und found us «till tanking on. | fore the courts, but thy courts were pro-sluvery, Vietlin of tho strange haltugintion siniied 0 wrtelt. Suto Hy of ucad- | Coupuny. A reporter called on President y ieee plensnutly and went away, apparently satisied | 2° len that te was counterfeit.’ Tho uncumenty | thule stead a Coutteil to consist ontirely of uead. deingm, and . i 4 Thad jolued tho Sherif and tho leader of tho | There was a ebinuge of vonue, ton PECSRAULY ud wun ay in Hee gute all tho ufternoun. Ln hischurze, | emicians. ‘tne wnnuut election uf uilicurw ree | THF lust eventng, and asked the reagon | 1 iad Jolued t wero asilent trio until T ventured: | Munl trial Ina rural town, renehod by water froin an end hid come to bls trunbles, Judge Blodgett directed tho Jury to find avers | sulted us folluws b therefor. Aco you certuln, Blerit, of our ime! San Franelseo. Sailboats with lew! funetiona. EMIMIULASSED, dict of not guilty We to three counts on whieh Drusident—J. C, Covhrane. “Tha Trustecs of Lake View,” sntd be, “Bure us thy wood,” suld the old ani, teraely, | res and witnesses were delayed, clovks weru put At 10 o'clock yesterduy morning soveral of the | there was ne show of ever oblaining aeenvicion, Vice-Preshivnt—Paut Brown, “ pussed an ordiiuneodechiring the use of steam | drinklag tn the sweet alr of the subline aight | forward by accommenduting ereatures, and tho creditors of 8. I. Lockwood & denlura in | and ty concentrate their energies on tho task of | tecording Seerotury—U. J. Verbeck. y "i i > | With a sigh which seemed to suy, “Lut mentone, | eee Wa Hhally allowed to go by default, nroy street, | determining whether, in view of atl the teatl- Corresponding 8 ar 2 « upon the publis highway a nusunce, and im i boslery und wootens at Nu. 07 M Petar wen ttoot. die 1 know what I'm about, aud won't be quea Terry wus Chief Justice of tho Supreme Court held wimeeting ut tho ‘uilice uf Hine eae eas Ne" Doctor had paved the particular | reusirer eco i Sebiede. posing a penalty of: 25 for every’ otfense, |} hits " " Of Ue State. Dut resigned that aioe te deine muny. rn! purpose of considering a proposition ta by made | 810 metuded in the romalnlug count, Knowing it | Cuunelt—Leonard We Volks Charles Peck, G. |] We = tiled oa bill for sonn tnjunetion Silence aguin. ‘Tho belsk Ureeze was blowing | Broderluk, Although ha. escuped alt punish. y the trim, who, on necount of Ww loss of glu,vud | to be counterielt. The Jury retired to sit on the Melt, dona i, Buttturd, J. Stites, L, Gregorl, | to restrain the village authorities from interfere | rifted clouds werogs the fucu of tho moon, mote | Ment for Broderick’s assaginution, he was for r ; 3 i raneine Fon Durrasstd, “Tho wonlar member ot the ie hed See ee dane atent ty ar Me tasted tha tude: | Clear bute OF Hat Uoeded to ee, ead Hops: | Winen fo thvlly eamtfaca tie erty ti Sh hearty spmpmesie we aaa ee creltory RAILWAY MAIN, SPANDATD TIME, °°] cht rdinancas und passed a nowy ony wuleh thoy | Wit Hus away, Wo BAN" hece Movin tees | He lott the State for a thie, aNerate using: dtiring ety fortune, whlch would not cause. other thun 1 THE LABT DAY'S SEXSION, THE ClEY AND THE OnseRYATORY, |, | Culnposed a VUE AELOTNOY WAS ONE aE eeey, LO | Atnmination, contd bo easly distinguished ny | the Hebellion. After tho War hu returnud to temporary stoppage tn ts business, Lut tho fact The United States Ruilway Mull Service Mu- n 1 4 t t 5 ¥ Hi and five yeurs go entered politienl 8 Tho tnitiul steps tuken reeently by the Chleayo | conchided to take thu dummy olf thia mornlmg, | Aseor two mounted mon and a puck animal, Californtn, eae fe Saat tha aectluy lasted met neeteun 4 and SF tual Henottt Assuclation reassembled yesterday Astronomical Buciuty towards retntering into | Inandor te save the eonddetur and enyliwes Arne ee sna ie one fpces, Dicnvatiy tts none Hee Ot ti Deter este een tr eee, Initteo wus, appointed to lorie ores ho eats | morning, its formor eanteuct with tha vlty to furalsh time | from ben urrestaxl on the lust trip at siete | Moush wo rode Lind, and with no nticmbeny | tee of California at the Coneratinn wee duty, of the tirm and. report. tordas' Seems tu | The meeting proceeded to select the ninco of | frum the Observatory. 1s ulreudy aunouuced In | Oh ‘ayuint isntioriouie Ste ‘Gondy huvibg ros | #udlthiness, tt was not until we were clus upon w76. ie: ian hat yenr te: i Rostod, ATIMUUNE FepOrtER Vielted theres | Sune discussion the City of aAttutta, Gu, was culaston, wud, as nearly all tho records of tho old | nancu was Worthless’ + rf uprlighe In thelr ia Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soronoss of tho Chest, Govt, Quinsy, Sora Throat, Swollings end Sprains, Burns and Scalds, é uf us h . suddiea, with their hunda at tholr hips. Kearnoy xo aporoprintety luboted the “Hone al Bodily Pains, Fosterday, but falled to secure any Informution | CROs. ; branaietion were lost fa the yreat fry of Jez, | 5, Aheru hula son no Interfereneu?” feature and boning thoy! ine ne lubes aaa orable Titke."” “For tls uttlew he recelved Wit Gena de fs Frosted Foot Fegundiyg tho future, the dirm deciining to supe | Presidont Dunno and flve mombers of tho Ase thy gireumatinees under whieh It was madqinuy | Pet propuse to run tho dummy rignt | lveked every Inch desperate and dangerous AMY ates, although that stn vate wiseenter | Tooth, Ear and Headacho, Froste Fai ep tacts furthor thou that thy vreditors | soclution were uppuinted a comunittes to watt | pester * alongr ; men, 7 by Reveral’ thawwinds than thnk polled “by aad Ears, and all other Pains fuily evn pathized with thom, and eit thoy hope | upon the Conductors’ Convention, in wesdon at In the fatter part of 1860. tho'Astronomicul So rtulnty.* i Wo halted, too. peor a moment 1) dend stlonco Rie wile, oe Te a ee ae ttia ig d Aches aiourly’ winter arate tat te rat thy Grand Pacitie Hotel, und oxtend to its mem | ojery askudi the elty to enter tute a arranges Do you know why theardinance was passed?" | fell upon us, nh the Shorlif's xray mare and Aches. carned that tho frm's lubiities amount | bers fraternal grectings, inviting them tu" dup ment by which thie fo about $70.00 und their assuts to Side | at ine Paline They want us to run street-cure to Graces | Uelehed, and the churm was broken, the straight-cut Democruta, ‘The placing te WO, und that they are seeking to com= | A recess was thon tuken, and shortly before 12 | He frei the Dearbor ntl bo furntatied thy pub | yy “Who's there?” called onu of tho’ fugitives in nf name onthe Domouratic Eicatorat licker wit Dinervatory, At ityaueet> |» For ana fare?” Bpantsh ainotastizing the whallengo bya sharp | Ie, keen wih Prealitentint eatin. outie rami wt GW eunta an tha dollur: “Lite propa, | oeloek the Commuilttes on’ Constitution eau ia | Ig Apel | 185), the Cauiaon Counull authors | Yes 7 vithe rtllcut wevcun eter eet es, po. | Dumecratio side, ‘Tho toss of one vote thenee [reer h pears favarnbly received by some of | wud otfered to subinit partial report, ALhad | Ized tho ikeved of Publia Works to outer into w s Whut fa tho distancor” sition drowned tho Shoriits roply. “con tng | Teress Unpopniarity. mnkes Mi dilferuiee te the larger creditors, amui them tho First Nite boon foie ny sary Uo (une. tho oft constl: | euntrnot with thodoviely for such purpove, Tho ‘ihe Cones not dott?" clenr voleu of tho younger fugitive aresu; If glther party ig mntturs wy stand, but it might think tho basly for suttiemont sulllciently favor: | Sule chatter, and. Mr. MiNur hecectary or | Wallubly wu tho Bvelety's treauury to eee ne | vqurge Pose te courts hold the ordinance tobe | “Wl rontowont was almost tke the Boming of | shun thls tnfamous assasin In the future. “Thine able, beney tho wdjournment of tho wasotinne to | the Gumunittve, Show ran tla dueuttient expouses ueewary to bo fuuurred tn tho | wally rive Jonnulttes tine to Juuk into mutters, Lt i Arete i s . Ones No ration on earth equals Sr, Jacans OL a ian simple and cheap Extern) Kemer. A trlal entalis but the comparat! ith Any if - of BU Cents, and every one bu cr can have cheap and positive proof uf its Directions in Eleven Languages. BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS ty MEDIOGINE, . . f flash of lighting, 1 heard the Sherif callouts | hus it revenues. It has been sluw, but none the proposed pling I the winter of 18i0'71 the | 1 We will tako the dummy off," i eta, nullouts 1 ere my ¥ ig less sure, In ‘Lorry's case, a A ELE: & co., hiuro deeply. tiehiton we atl tad Aenea gga | Rootes tude uia aubacriptian Yuetfo purpnis ug | WoMee You rah horaovoues on?" atralt fo io atewngors dh ent A ste ila af oan, altho cornet dhabahimenr sees TaCY “ : y brectue! i Ms i vi Yury jan a0 i te 1 i" pl tlt Sin) ry golection aud paymunt of won. thy members | $i ihe Cumin Gomi tore | aw long hna the dummy been on the thior* Fores eth. than te er eit aa hs | ue Tacey wits er te hands of tho vizinnteare 5 = “oo THE CIPY-IALT, desicing to previtio "ihe pooslbithy or unutier | um 4 fue Comion ‘Couneil appre Dare or | gqeatxteet gourds nnd At te, iN huraea Wt | Guinbted from his vatdlo wlth nis Thu emule, | er tho contin of Hroduriog for the kiting af AUCTION SALTS: 01 = 1g Tee ANTE Te wageadane read acon | WY, ely for its proper plucing, Hight inf, wie can'tatfurd tu run vtsvot-cara wx nites for G | Ab the sutne tine, and bofore l could kick clear | Hopkins, ‘Terry stubbed Honicius in tho eek Dy Uéu. Po GORE & CO. ‘Tne Controiier again advertises for n lot for ran nd a uatlntenwice, ‘The Board of fublie Works ten f tho stirrups, my poor pony atu; did foul | during the time the Viglinaes Committen wis iy an engi "1 munteation from Celeuds of Mr, dames, the des | Yh i ; ‘| Gents, and do not proposute dott. Uf the dummy | wIUE A ple ovebnll Hot iteon ete een Zouk | during tha te tho Vivian Mf Matt Fritch 2H and Yt Mudtson-se wine-house in the vicinity of Aberdeen n nf Mr, A iv contract with the Astronmamionl fan't ran the people in Luke View will buvu to | lend. with a plstol-ball between his eyes, and in | rule a ty Of Si Frunehva, pathic dl aaah Asc Btrect, tutes Secretary und Treasurer, ia which of which the fulluwitys was tho sub- walk to the city Nenite, ” AW TO 1 nis Cull pinned tte tho vurth, intl Te been erate aha tinge i tet Ss les i nt ! fhe y u ie ne Wo Tie Judiclary Committeo {8 called for Suture ovrrnten to Compnoursn aie Antenanidodl “Baolely” agro ti furnish ee fe ea ae rte ce aes nd Iraderiek wits Killed sure thug: atte Reg ular Trade al sca Gay tougrce upon a report in refercnee to. the | with tho Assoulution by pn: A lowersclock tobe pliced da iho deme of the RECORDER BROCKWAY, fowsed, wid An ultuost atlont one, ua fur as any | Ward\2d. Indianapolis Journal) TUESDAY S=Dry Gouda, Clothing, Hats Glee bullding of new and central Water- Works, togulber with lod ueres Courteilonse and to keep correct ine, bulng oe v. County, Virginia, ar by paying aver ¢: pats, Conporation-CoungeL Abas ta preparing | whlete # cy WEDNEsDAYs= lio a . ‘ " sound of volves went, Hut the shurp reports uf — te tu Sonor | connected vleotrleully with the Deurburn Ou. | MIS GINEL OASE AGAINST THE AnnECTEN zErTe | BOUNCE Viltea went Hh Ulscharga ot enrbiues FROZEN TO DEATH, ‘ Shovs, #lippers Ou woul be pald “wown und the Lule | servatory, wid ulau to enuae wld clock to strike ‘ ight ; a , crvct> for tho trial of tho Vulenting werip cago, woleh | unico in uur months thie, If tere wauuny | tho hours'ot the day ane igor tite tig Coury. | ‘Tho Ilbwl cise of Revordor Hrockway nyainat EK rep ap eimetee y UL Owls | arty yestordiy morning Oilleer Mickey's ate | THURSDAY A Ley Goots Morchandieo (sot for heuring in December, wid yeaturduy bulunce wfter wither of those. payments, | House bell, tho Germnu udweapaper known us the atrbester | noises. Fin ity, sltuclo Hush tamed aerosy tha | tention was eniled to tho body of an unknown GEO b. Guite & Co., Auctioneers ier ere Wotan oer | a Shwe ems | wis ae S08 | Aetna bone | Mtn a Fa ee a | ana gna deo monn | <__ul sfoueAuECD. 5 de : y y, wutei q i " ° ‘i wit § pand clear, y ‘i ot 1 1 vy AGE tain records, Wfrlend of Mr. James, from’ Washington, D. be Inatullinents if dedireds alo to pay for four | tray afternvon under a chunye of venue | ¥! Ceitored | Meruar of No. 08 Surket street, The vody was | By CHICAGO AUCTION & c i . "DONKEY yer y ene | Speke to the mecthg at some lenyth F jae ceanaes Tit eas ry inter ur thi tb dite of iw fet andl mamtaln the wevegsuey upparatua tolliumle | TUE. TuwNE - will probably —rememnbor inped to sy feat, | than twenty-four hours. Henco it ta supposed Such ‘hy cu, bused sory aarti | Saat Sahiba ret, te tha wenden | Shu dats mutta eaticod tapoationny i | tM Retest bol, coma i an crit | Sheri an lt 9 non, ors. war Ail ving frouen fo: deuthe “Th decane ee gach The cup purchawed is very vlwullar to tha | would be ledlent wit him, It had been auld | eltyetie date eee Sucivty procured w auiti- aa batt a | ee lGor hardier Bupvorted tho ture of tha | About us yeurs Of une, tivo. tout ae ae Sheiworn lust Winter, but iy sald to be OF a butter | tut Mr Juuies dedleod wiltewnshing at te | tle temor ete tee Howard Company, of | Mutearautot hla office,” ‘Tho dufendants are piikely hove’ Some black shapes on the prairie | tuk weighed bone 140. paunda inet ee quility, 5 * hands of the Convention, but he w Houta, turough the dim of J.B Mayo & Co, of | Paul Grottkau, Hayne and William ublert, | mircedshy whereabouts of tho rest of the dozen | yanuy hit uid comploxtun, unde wae eit im rr THe test of tho metal ash-boxes appeared Abit this wage mistake, In conclhusl ho ups | thiseity. ‘Tho clock was sub running: Saturday: i = transparent dials set them up, and arrango for | [rem Justice’ Hawkinson, The renders of |, Me disebarges ceased, With a desperate vlturt 1 frozen stitf, and had not been In the place longer ‘alle dragged tuysel€ clearof my dead nnimal, and é Auctlouser, 17 Madivun-st, near La > te Wm, 8) Goloun, Preate Wan A. futiurs, vuctiuned Largo Sale of Furniture, Eto. Eto ‘To-morrow (SATURD. aw, ab lU a, ms Wust soll to muke CHICAG is. GE CO. Bayes ————= AUCTION Ciel nerting, and August Spies, tholust-numed | troopers, aud lold ut what cost. the victor bad }. Draws pr CAD os upon Clurk atreve "yesterday, und wine thy | beled fo tho munhood and hanur of tose pede | Afernedn, Ang Se, ete at tee uta Bolng thy Lushiew munnyer of the newspaper | keaae are is id Inoue shoes Ee beats abe! shirt, CANOS uisacré-by uazed intently Upon It, expect to ent ta vindicate his fricad, Willium W, James, Wik the bell for wtriklug was mde some days.{ iavulved, Mesure, Kubuis and Pron ryt ap- | The boy himself, anly beld half upright by the identitled by a tarwo aearon tho right teuple, tid acustion Hounderlivg thoreliy twas Wik The untter was discuwed ut considernble | later, Kora little dere thug a aionth before thy’ | peared for the de! wwe, and Measru. A.C, Harker | sokher’s strong arm, wis still ullye, ‘The bright | rhe body was tiken to. the Morgue, and the founded by a plloat Bina iu the gutter. le will Jength, pro und con, by the inuinbery of the Ag: | Nre the Une, Wgreud ou, wa8 furnished upon und Buell fur tho proseention, moonlight shining on bls handsome, girlish fice Coroner's jury, after investigating, found that ke saute ting for the poople tu get used tu the | Selutlon present, and v resolution referring the | euch of tho four dil ". Churicy Probstein, an expert, was placed on [gbted it to unearthly beauty, Tu the struggle \. ? the hours were regulurly Dew order of things. nutter to the Cumtmittes appotuted ste wuutly up | struck upon the Cour tho inun wits frozen to death, louse bell, and te -Ag- | the stand to show that tho translation of the cceptor rus | trenauilend Sockety reced écont bud been torn olf, and a broad, durk, “Hheges the Jutes cluting, With power to i ed ne payment for | bijectlunbie urticly was correet, and he waa | sluwly-eprouding sugar Was Vinten ad HoH eat {x speaking some days avo of tho revision of | ject the olter, wus UnnDtnousty ulopted, tho servicu, suid payment being the twellths pure eubgetay ty n longtby oruss-exutinution, with | course, yray sult, {hie breathing wae hoarsesund Marriagenble Ages, ss tbe city ordiusnces, which hus been golag on for A gut of resolutiuis Were passed vinbalytng | of $1,000. id Fh uo view uf impeachiug ble tustineny, but he v sure Index toy sbot me thy lung. Lyne Metleate, o Doarly’ a your 1 wos tuade lo upper thut tha | thanks to President H. U. Dunne und Seeretary rilectoré which have to throw Hght from | dtuck to the text as hu bad translated ite wolu'.” guid the Sberilf, mopping tho ‘Tho marrlagcablo age 1n Austria is 14 for both eneral tendency of the revivion bus been | Lampert tor valuable vices rendured, und to | numervuy gus-Jets upon each of the dials bad | The provecutlun called Mr, Sebuiidt, the news | blood froma bud cut in biv forehead with bls | sexes: Gurmany, 18 for nen wed 16 for woes award focrcusiny the authority of the Muyor, | Superintendents Juckwon, French, Lovell, aud | not been put in’ place when the Court-Mouse | dltur of the Arbelter Zeitung, und be refused tu | sleeve, rout snuka! Whatu ight be made.” | tn Belgium, 18 for men nud 18 sor wom Jf vhis be true, tho adoption by the Couneil of | Bu luy for thely attundunco wud yuluuble couu- | and clock were burned, ‘The furnishing of | take the quth, und wadu an aliemation., Ho was © Hero's thy pany. Sheril.” Bpain, M4 for men and 1 for womon; tn Fru the revision mudg will be tediuis work, for the wel, * Those, however, hud been Undertaken by’ tho | sat considered 1 oumpetont witness becuuse be | One uf (he tmen ted thy pick pony, which dure | Jo fur'men and 15 for womens itt Greeca, Ub tor feason that tue Mayor does uot stud the best The President and porateae ds were inatructed | city, ‘The Asirunowlual Boeluty had duradahed | dpi not belleve in future punishinent, ing the entire Nght had been quietly grazing at | mon and 1 Jur women; {a Cathollo Hungary, with that body, If thy Muyor's wuthurity dy lus | to prepure eu clroulur setting forth the dnaucial | ull’the material uyreed for, aud bad carried vat . ‘Shere was uot wny evidence teuding toshow | ality distuues of, up tethe group, Witha | forimon und L3 for women; Ja drotestuut Huu LESTER'S HA S “1 Mandylyb, pear Deasiviie