, 1863-01-23

G0oD saEPHER6.
lFor the Tribunc.l
Every evening o'cr the prairies,
Der the town,
Floats voice which noise and tumu1t, =,
Cannot drown.
Tender voice of holy welcome,
Weakening il the hearts It's reaches. i
Many tear.
1o! he s=!,s, s The one one Good Shepherd,
To his lambs astray and wretchcd
Far and near. i
From thS %biia btGlT5ys; 5y'sr fro" the by-ways'
Guests Ia I'll the waiting table
or the King.
Many hex Of fragrant spikenard
Waits ME where = a'
Aortals only mark mortal
"FAsc az fafr.H
Thus at evening" Ger the prairie,
Ger the town. -
CallE he In voice which tumulta
Cannot drown.
Far as font those vesper chirnings,
This Good Shepherds tender welcome,
Sweetly tell
CHICAGO, Jan. II, 1863.
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House.
Notwithstanding the uupropitious nature Of
the weather, the Seventh Annual Festival Of
Cleveland Lodge A. F. and 4. II. at the Ire
mont House last evening, was attended By n
goolly number Of The brethren with their
s'lndies Eir.'' As il is usually the case in
Masonic gatherings, the assembly was a brill
liant one, and the varied colors and styles Of
the regalia prescribed by the order, in which
MI were clothed, rendered tho scene one Of
uncommon interest. The large dining-hall
was appropriately decorated with the stars
and stripes, and various cmblcms Of the fra
tcrnity, together with full length portrait
of Washington in regalia. The tables were
in Drakc's best style, and tho bill Of fare
would have drawn Il sigh Of gratitude from
old Epicurius. Among the ornaments par
tIcularly noticeable, was representation Of
the Grand Council Of the Royal Arch, with
!: the almost numbcrlcss cmblems Of tile Chap
ter degrees surrounding 1t; also handsomely
arranged group Of emb1ems Of the Blue Lodge
degrees. These, with the cold dishes, such us
aboar's hcad, ausclegant arcade Of salmon,
and scores Of others Of lesser note, made up
one Of the most elaborate aud elegant enter
tainnlents Of the season. The company
danced until tho "wee sna' hours,'' to the
music Of Vans & Deans full band.
Tho Dornn Shooting Affair.
It will be remembered that some weeks
ago re published an account Of the shooting
Of Mrs. Doran, residing In the West Division,
by her husband Pierce Doran, who it was
then alleged lad satisfied himself that she
had been Gilsc to her marriage VOWS. At the
time Of the tragedy Mrs poran lad Il babe
but day or two old, which it WIS said was
the fruit Of the Illicit connection. Doran has
been in Jail since tic occurrence, awaiting the
action Of the grand jury, and Mrs. Do1an has
so far recovered as to be able to walk about.
Yesterday there was new phase turned up
to the affair. It appears that Dorau has en-
tered joint complaint against his wife and
Cornelius Casey, the reputed father Of Mrs.
Doran's child, for living together in open
adultery, contrary to the statutes in such
cases made and provided. The warrant for
the arrest Of Casey was placed in the hands Of
/ Deputy Sheriff Harding, who ut once proceed
ed to Thornton, where Casey resides, and
there by a coup de aaia succeeded in getting
him on board tho tr7.ln Tor chient5o, ,-ithn,.t
| his suspecting that he was coming here for
any other purpose than as u witness in the
shooting case. When the warrant was read
to the prisoner and the bracelets applied, he
made IN endeayor to resist the officer, but
without effect, as Sheriff Harding was on the
lookout. Hc Was taken before Justice
Brown, and the examination by consent was
deferred to Saturday next. The justice held
him to bail in $500, but being unable tonnd il
he was committed to jail. Doran, VIC under,
stand, swcars all sorts Of vengeance upon ca.
scy, and should they both happen to get into
the main hall Of the Jail at the same time, look
out for hard fight.
Adjntant z. II. Bacon.
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