, 1864-05-11

WEs7z1r HoxGorArmc 1xs71rr41.-Tho Sec
-ond Annual meeting Of the Western Institute Of
Homeopathy. Will be held on the leth day OF this
month, In the Council Chamber Of the Court House
Of this city. 4 committee Of arrangements has
been appointed to receive physyciaus on their asn
val; its members mAy be found nj the following
Dr. q. D. Bccos, Chairman, e5 Clark street.
DE. n. F; Cooke. Richmond douse and CLARK 81.
d.. z. n. Hale, Cor. Sec, 1ea Clark St.
S7REE AxoSo TIE r. 4. LA1oRERs.-Thc dis
content among the railroad laborc,s-advcrtcd to
In our columns Of Monday last-hAs grown into
strike Or the Chicago, Burlington 4 Qaincy road.
The men quilt work yesterday, and darling the dly
the1o were demonstrations OF quite IN nnrry char
sttef made, but up till ntghtfall no actual violence
ended By the afrest OF two men. New hsuds
worked along during the entire day a procession
oi shout eishty marched IL double column ron
the tntcrseciun Ut The road with Canal street. to
the Northwestern road IN the morning, and did
not return.
CuAnbEn OF CoxNERcE.cThe Committee On de-
eigus for The new Chamber OF Commerce building
have not yet arrived at my dednite conclusion,
though It II unde1ntood thai their vieEs are nsr
rowing down ttin more md moro like the toe Of
stocking, which nnally comes to point probably
this will be 60 dnc thut como OF the contestants
@.can1 see 1t " II he understood that the Commute
tee las couditionz1y decided on one plan, and that
ii has beeu sent back to the originator for correc
lions, alterations and Improvements, all being ca
!sme o. summing r. up under ne one 1dea OF Tcqt-
Nimmedt.te1 II ~, sni.mc- iii ,tsn tbe b
nri,lic viii poaaess iheir .ou1e in nstiencs
s.a ua on ~. a,sss, w. -. 1scass e.
~ ,ha~w W -, ~ NJ H"s,a, ,.a,.a.. a has ns1.' sa
OF tne nm o4 Mhfc q aes1el, bankefs, had ao'
,smT fAa v}4%.u GTr Ia1,}
behIpd him to the extent OF about tttosn thousand
do,lu,s g.hr be.yaest 1oscrs ara a4ta tn h pcrl
With, b1t aeTsrsi noor Germ,as sI les ~ ahIe to
nea1 nuca sns.!es .ssss' asS msaaoaea as suues'
wv ne1 posnaoe -, yss 70 ae
C4@ts t stass1neots " oIsonnt - t1s teuceoc9 ~
nc Eas;fs e. 1necsd sa I many o. %hom on seemed 70
olscaSut 19n a9es anSt ~. ncsssl nau 1caity ~
cd to-day will probably develop al the facts in
1eieteoee 10 INC nnas.eE.
DkA1u raou OLD Aor.-Cosnner Wagner head
an inquest at The City Cemetery yerte1day upon
tie body OF an aged negro. named Moses Wutson,
who had been living IN ont room Of building Sit
as hs sens5 % md t.
well. He was about seventy years Of aecs nc had
Soo % % Witeess T hid missed lin % snes a WELLESLEY h
last. but on Monday m tntoct1bfe stencil coming
% ms n.la be te9nfhs nfs e must
the door md found the deceased dead. The jury
1eturncd verdict that Moses Watson came to
'<' ''' '''-e @0N o--e--e ~ ''''1'N 1N4NN0"D
san Ace1nrsr-Ear1y Yesterday norntnr n
youth named John Keosh, aged about, fourteen,
et&neu along toe IKE enorc eousnWarn ifom the
Illinois Central depot, to See the effects Of the
cicht tain passine at he time be thoncbt to ret
ride, and jumped on the hind car. The train In
saseo n 4te epee9 as u reee1eq ~ ifom me oepoh aan
rheel ~ he ss thvon dor snG - Hhes,s ~, ~
over bis Tieht {hlch, cTushinC It terribly. Hc was
carried to Els home-No. 81 Huron street, where
ae ~ " f.. aEo5x ~ ny, a. sl1 GoGk last y
s,ontfnnsd yitslity iii mornihr. h "a ~ nnhah1.
fhe TRmUNE ONCE, and Tas fsithfSl honest in.
inptrfoua. iutelIieent vouth. ~
:~
NEW EA1no HoI.s;-The n,.. increasing demand
oof ea1tn9-noose IAslnues nas eroHn on OF the
xreotsz nnmses Of botiness men and oths.. whose
nj fhe,r nnrs1s down town and the 1.rorr army of
unmarried men ia iodctnrs in bnsiness bIorks
EvrThoSv sFho knoxr T},si pood feedin1 /. EnoTs
ssTapa" onr u ~ Jo6p NscSte Re,,aatsnt = an1 and
1ass we'll FnnWn Theea tvain Hessrs wh;nnie
ns9Pessy: haSe = ~ sstaelisasa ;! %oss ssplta
Sno1s;s morhie hniidnr1 md sre rredx r. 1880 "a
assi[ iisnd; sing,y .. y PsEtiss saa t.lking of
e,gnns EnnW TIaras% " !t4..nssh catessq
RoA1D or TRAnz zNAr4rr,.-4ta to,1 ,ne&t;n,
~ 1he noara of T+adc Yesterday ,no-n,n, ~
80. ~ con,,sss,nn -. adonta6 80 - ~,
~. 1ofn. rom,n,,tee ri III. fh;c,co poar Of Trade
sN1.,'ss1-s. r,ss,,ha- ~ =, ra..tn.-.s ,var. 1n,n.
ana milwaukee, Caanoe1 OF commerce wefs nnAa'
4nourly adopted; AZ the tariff was puolishsd IN
the columns Of the TRIBUNE week ago, 1t does
not need repetition now.
- !. M1nn, ESQ. addressed me memnefe ol tae "a
aoafa 15aoe yedterusy h1on, ~ lelasaon 70 af
SIGs Qnesn9n, u Hh:ea @ ne ssaieo sasi sets1a ;H
q the leaoinF oAn6eEe were ready 70 ADOPT tht
HEEeaokcA a!slEn. On oC A!tea ao1nA! 49, :
ae toea .aoeE 1ueo;a pt1sc4. - aisn
psPea: Mmea @ ne psts euf1ns d nSes!vce ~
~ ,, " ana nste1 M no1aay asaa
s. fg ~ so%e 9 ~ tnny o[ ,oy q ,ae os. Pom
" an11 p ~ S tas ~ st onsneSs, anu VI ~
Ro,sS uS'os ~ ''sneo ~ "'' @e 1ne"'oetS W lne
0"1''
,nrr c,,,, ~ p.-,.- : M, u,.xa .e 1,ou,,
-,..aua A ., ~ H.. nossu u ro,'e. ~.
did not and several csses which had bean created
annsrently for the uuruose Of natanr work for she
nnaas -a..sa ~ .tsns,~s,aa th-ans ~ ~
oa'u 4e4 ' uHao9uule-'seu, Nuiousu e,mptc t"l'
1se 70 81. Gnmmiss1ones NeWnouse has appa;
1sn a1ne ~ IN 1aaf nc eres s 20 no n .ne @ eoara ano
t,.1 h MhansS ~@as n /" . 10y
be played with New hopee. a. With Adcru,ao BoId.
but his Honor did not appreciate the wisdom q
et ~ Xxx s[ ~ .hsuse ,a1t ne oae
Ard tina the Board Of Poliee stsnds ndioaiuet
Sans ate, the daY Of meeting waiting on the pieasa:s
o. . CoMass,unst he~aoasS, - @ Taose aosts n mag
LII t1soat ~ 1rw ~ III e.t .9.t ~, ass ~ S , ~
RolnL1EnL =! ua3 VII ~ wiz A4in 1s ns WEI!
4.14 ~ oGpsI Guueot %u1 oII1ctAy. t1c po1Ae'
mnu " a.I l ~ ausNT1 wi ~ Eaa. %