, 1864-06-05

hone% % Oh Fourth % avenne, which Ed been prepared
HJr them.
With a marriage. The disappointed swain raves
farioubly at this disappointment and swtate h9 viii
never ttust WOMAN more To the day ot hls death
ter 10 hun as he waters d ihst vel. whence The
name was taken, was to the 1srsc'itish palate.
ROBBERY in CHICAGO.
Tts Thieves at Wsrk-Dismlssl Of the De-
teetiyes-Ib Consequeneo-What
1t vas Dane For.
Ills sadly interesting to compare the number Of
Yobberies committed In Chicago during the past
month With tho number perpctrated during any
corresponding period previous to the advent ofthe
Copperhead power In the control ofpo2lce matters.
Autocedent to TINT change Chicago was d model
city. True we had our thefts and rohbertcs from
the person, and bu1garious entrances into dwel,-
fnge, and confidence games occasionally psnyed on
strangers, tnd counts1fcit money now and then
passed of on unsuspecting citizens. But they
,weTe Of rare occurrence. A thief OF gang Of
thievcs, or counterfelterp, would como into
Chicago, but quickly ind that tho police arrange
ments were 90 perfect that the chances Of detac-
ton In tho commission Of crime amounted almost
to q dead certainty. And 1t Is fact that 80 ad-
mirAbly werr the dispositions ct our police force
made, that very few eI1 doers escaped afsesh even
s
t1ens hare been attracted hlthcr by the knowledge
that our detective force WIS virtually disbAnded;
enee disa:1ceaby known. They have now taken
up their residence among us, and become part OF
the population-a thing never hcfore known In the
annals Of Chicago. Now We are In the stme cate
gory a. New York and aome other Eastern citles,
where the toRuea hold high carnival and deilhsrase
plan the!s nela1lous sehemes, with uttle fear Of
Look at the long liat Of telonlous crimes pe,pe~
hs RI ons AZ tb 9e
hen1iy Occurrence, BIT isw q them are pablisbsd.
powers " hat b afe unsias u thss 4 tho los. % sSona I'D
be known, lest theaE shortcomings should be her~
slded 10 The world, Thus we 90. Tbs thieves
houees Of prostitution, closed against the poles
BY epetial order, have become the asylums Of tho
shemes 1 & asaln VIC o
spend their booty secure AGAINST uolestatIon, and
laughiug to scotn their victims, and the law b.
Think 81 III This city Of chicago, covering an
area Of twenty SQUIRE miles. boaets three de-
tec,ive police of3cers! one.olght Of detective
and Inhabitants. exclusive OF STRANGERS. Of whom
We have On an average ten thousand per dsy In our
midst Me hare q The regular police force man
their hihlts special study.
The city ts now full Of roEues; every train brings
them into Chicago and in every hotel they Ply
tbeis infamous vocation upmmolested. m Wei may
they hare here little to fear IRON The raw hands
who have been put On the police force by the Cop
ps1beud taetion, Il indeed some OF them be not f1
every enemy towards bringing to Justice. The
disbandtnR of tho detective force in this city
OF the greatest evils that could befall us. We are
as 4 rere lc At The mercy ofa gang Of cut~hroats.
| A dozen robbcriea have been committed within
the past few days. each Of them marked by .
been exhibited. Tho ri]ainp are Vel aware Of lie
| power they hold, and do not tail to exercise It
| Ia city like Chicago We should have one dctcc-
md principal hotels. with two Or three ready to
We were provided With this nnnbeF-undef the
bad I'LL lately twelve detectives; now we have
three. Wig isit: What end was sought to be
1hs n, # shS
they werc not wanted. We hear It intimatod that
another detective force Is to be organized ont OF
sas sne a non Of theis oee that tSev
shall hayc n2 hsnd N orcst!ns desettc.s from tbs
army. Herein has been tholr fault; BY ceettng the
me1ts. ,he detectives have drawn On ther Gevotsa @
tcaee the ire Of the Coppefhead sheet, the Cop.
perheaad D. c9nnssl @ ard rom hsm M dismissal At The
will not aHest deeertess, or thieves either. They
will know their duty too we'll. It Is lnttmasei
that NeWhonse ia now bard at work on a new oath
their new line OF duty. How much longer shal
| we be cureed with such An fnalction - thes,
wrctehes hsvo brought upon us'
DAREHs' USIox-A STR1n,-A crowded meet
ing Of the Chicago Journey ymen Bakers Protect1v
Union was held on Saturday evening ut No. 8
West Randolph street. Wm. Shafer, tho prcsl
dent, occupied the chair. Tbs Secretary announce'
that he bad forwarded to the various boss baker
Of thc CITY the following copy OF resolution passe
l at tie last meeting or the Uui0ns
"Rtfosted: That we the journcymcn bskcrs q
s et gF 6D 81
and ask m advance Of twenty-five peg cent oyc
| the present rate OF woEes.'
Letters were read from Alderman c. L. Wood
mnp. Ttomeon and Temrleton, d. c. Ch!lda an
| o. Kendall. Of the Mechanical Bakery, refusing /
comply with the dcmand Of the ucn. A conmu
> nteation received from kane Bros. & Wick, fAEora
6e to the increased rate OF wages, was aubmtted
AvosG Of thsnAs 10 the last named gentlemen wa
Upon tic Invitation of the President, ecves.
noFknen present epccfncd the amount Of thetr RI
| erecsiye wares, iron which It appears thst thos
i've o'clock in the evening. received two do'inri
! and hanos tpengcd for twelve nou1a. during tn
day received one dollar ana ccnts
pnrt Of the members pfeeent TO- support On str.k
! The workmcn of the various shops that were .ur
down, and tie following wns unanimoualy passed I'd
WHEREAS. 1t was unsutmonsly agreed at the ID:
meeting, TINT demand ot twenty-five per cent a
1
whereas, the sarnc has been mads. and only IN OF
: instance aceeded TO; therefore be II
That w. thS ss sy1 bassr = =
: Low hereby agree together, that We refuse furth
9 service until our demand has been complied wit
The meeting adjourned to meet IN the aftcsnoc
daily. until tho nc1cased rate of wages has bet
admitted.
o GALLEY OF AEr.-D. K. GAnp.-It Is scldo
4 that the eye Of the carno'ssenr In art Is gsata
= By better kcut en<emt3. than is presented in Il
Art Gallery OF E. z, Gard, Nc. 10s Lake street, =
u notice that be has completely ref,tel and Ecfr
q nlsht d his rooms, which now give perfec. COZ
i arsl. The Richest eaFpetln: Is beautifully ma,ch
+ b the elaborate frcseos on the walls and ceiling
+ the work Of Jcvne 4 Almini:-and the furniture
=, admiralty chosen to euit while around tho roo
hang p,stures q thS isadIn: peFSonases M n ch.es
eside5S y San
10 one who has m eye to the beautiful In the ca
=, are eplendIdly chased silver pitcher and gobl'
d tion. hit. Gard has hcen fouriecu years In t
er hustness and thoroughly undcrs sands 1t In eve
10 department. Eli isorytyRes arc tn3salacsnt II
artist can hope to tquat them, Tbs carte de tts1
In now so popular. receives extra attention at /
hsEds a1 asys s1te: Mr qfrd wtll BE- rsme
or bum containing the ea,fks oi ali the Q. employ
" which was presented to the Postmaster Of Chic,
Il tie trnthtai The enduring and the beautiful to 10
= In On ME. Gsrd.
y y TRo1rNa At TEE Dn1yEsG PARK.-The Chica
Of Driving Park was veil patronized on Saturday,
n, the eentlcmen Of the city who take sn Interest
sr sporting matters. The day waa fine and the conl
ea In excellent condition. The e,ake to be contel
Z, cd ffy dollare. for which four green n.
os were entered, vtz: sDlackbtrd," entered by
Yates: "Dstr5maid." By Joseph Simpson "R
~ y. ard, ~ F. Gordon. amt "Lady Sumpter," by
,ts 1I.sNDee.
40 In Tie f:tt heat, Blaekbird took the lead q
" kept it till within the last quarter milc when
o. broke aud gaye DaIrymaid an opportunity OF y
ninC, Of w6Ich she availeA herself
The srcceedng three heats were won By Bis
bid, casty. Dasry maid In each caso being &C
second, Richard q favorable third, and Lady Suu
ter strongly In the background.
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~ 4 New IxvENT1oS.-W. 4. Reed, No. Il
,1v South Clark street IL the possessor Of seerel
-. interest to The 1adIes. It Ia q cleaning prspl
n. ton, BY which he s enabled to scnorate soIlei
~ dirty gloves silks 1aecs, ETC., without injury
eir the color or quality OF the fabric The eneci
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