, 1862-07-18

EAkE0 10 LIE L6ukEA 1QuCe GtALipu,
PuB1isHED.-The committee Of arrange
sne1ts h&re published, in pamphlet form.
the Grafton and poem delivered In this city on
the Fourth Of July.
sPoRT.-A party Of gentlemen from this
-caty returned yesterday from Days snooHng
neax Athens. In which they were quite snc
cessful, having bagged some fortJ-ave wood
cock. -,
L1BERAr--The different railroads leading |
into Chicago hare extended the cou1tesies OF
their several lines to Ill of the supervisors
who deaire to attend 4ths special meeting Of |
the Board On Wednesday next go
vA1rAmAso E1cuRs1oH.-The Taberna-
Gle Sunday School Excursion Advertised to
Valparaiso to day, hiss been postponed to 60, |
on Tuesday next at the same hour. The same
tickets viii be good
EXAMINATION OF MALE TEAcHEns.-
viii b. aM examination Of male teachers ut the
office M the Board Of Education No. 70 La
Sale street On Tuesday, July ed, commence
ing Ut nine O'Clock, E. m. .
ANOTHER EXCURSION FROM TIE COUNTRY
70 CmcAao.-We' Learn that the friends Of
have planAed "a" excursion to Chicago next
week. They will come On Tuesday and return
on Wednesday.
HELD TO BAn--Bridgett McDonald was
examined In the Police Courtlyesterday upon
the charge Of stealing dry goods from 4 G,
Downs d Co, and ". II. Ross d Co., Lake
tstreet merchants, and held to bail in the sum
Of two hundred dollars for her appearance at
the next term Of the Recorders Court,
PosTroSEp.-The four horse trottfng match
which wss to have come of yesterday after
Hoon, at three o'clock, at the grounds of the
Worlds Horse Fair, was postponed on &C.
count Of the heaviness Of the track and the
unpropitious weather, until today atthe same
hour end place. -
CHEP EEouGH--Dennis Mccarthy In a
drunken quarrel with the husband OF Mrs
Maria Crowley, which she endeayored to avert,
managed to insert his incisora into the fore
fpger Of her hand, and BIT the member 50 Be-
verely that amputation Will be necessary. For
this outrage Justice Fitz assessed the mode
rate fine Of $50 and costs.
SHOOTING MATcH.-A shooting match was
inproyised Tuesday afternoon between John
Farnsworsh, Of Chicago, and James Shannon,
OF st. Louis. The match Was for $500 side,
twenty-f single birds, twenty-five yards
rise and one hundred yards boundary. The
trial came of 1ate Wednesday afternoon at
the Horse Fair Grounds, resulting In favor OF
In. I1od1 mir N F,r ia
twelve.
TEE SEvEsTT-F1RsT REGIMEET.--The Sev.
enty-frst Regiment Of Illinois Volunteers en-
camped In the grove beyond Camp Douglas
where the Nineteenth and Northwestern Regi
ments were organized, already numbers foul
hundred men, and by Monday night will b
full. 4 company Of eighty-three men arrived
"Wednesday night under command Of Captain
Burnside. As soon Is filed, the regimen
Will be sent to Virginia to do garrison duty
and relieve older regiments needed In th,
field.
SUDDEN DEATH.-About 6fx O'Clock Wed
nesday evening, as the schooner Venus, load
ed with wood was hauling in to the dock a
Prices yard between Madison and Van Burel
streets, Norwegian named Andrew A8swold
the cook Of the schooner, while hauling NTH
slack Of the cable, burst blood vessel, AMI
falling upon the deck immediately expired. D.
ceased wae thirty years old, single, and with
out near relatives In the city. Coroner Jane
held An inquest early Thursday morning
which resulted in the finding By the jury Of
verdict warranted by the above facts.
ACCIDENT On TIE RIyER-MAN IyJURED.-
Thetug Ajax, having towed schooner t
Wells street, Wednesday afternoon, let 60 th
line and swung round against the abutment {
the bridge. At that moment, and before sh
could e1tricate herself, the propeller Mohawk
which was going through the bridge, sagge
over on the tug, and caught the liuesm IN {
the tug between her guards and the tug
cabin, severely crushing him. Medical al
WIS obtained az soon as possible, and the ms
was taken to the Hamilton House, where I
was properly cared for.
PocEE PICKING Ex1RAoRDMARr.-E
Wall from Fort Wayne, Indiana, who had ju
arrived in the city with q blind boy, seekir
medical attention, On Saturday Afternoon
while witnessing the passage Of 7ess
through the draw Of Clark street bridge, r
relieved Of his pocket book containing the Il
lowing articles Four. $50 Treasury Note
and 1897 in Ohio and Indiana money, tives Al
tens, with the exception Of $50 Ohio hI
and an accocnt against Col. Slow, aud sund
receipts and papers. Mr. Wall stops ut t
Garden City House.
pCAUTHoR1zED.-We are requested bT t
Superintendent and Secretary OF the Wor1t
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