, 1864-10-21

A0A ~ ptEE&4 ny the EtleQf 4tGd
Scott and the yeterlp." To attempt to ea;o.izs
ne eIoc1fiora'y power Of Professor Murdoch,
AZ his uLfibcbfng natrio.iEn, aud the exhibition
latt tiehtT Tas received with storms Of applause.
At the col c'uRion the audieLee rose 10 ther feer
aId gave three long chtera.
Tie meeting then adjourned.
TRE CLARK srRBET aom1c1DE.
Ir1ve.tYe&terday--sh Prisoner. Danl.
~ ard, Ae12 TO Trial as mufduror.
An trqpest was held yesterday afternoon at the
city cemetery hy Co1oner Wagner upon the body
Of the unfortunate man. Jsmes Tterney, who died
yesttrdsy morning little before o'clock from
the Effects Of = shot at the hands Of one Daniel
Ward, a e1i,or.. The POS: znortem examination
vae conducted BY Drs- Bake aud Bar: cit, Tae
De, B1AKEe TESTIMONY,
Dr. S. G. Blake being ewosn said, be r1sde the
1aots saorftsn exam nation; found gua shot wound
in lower part Of the belly, tso openings, one OF
The bail passed lhronla tde ssls Of Tie sbio. Srt,
The jIiins Of ,Ee abdomen and intsssines. M D rhe M
would Was evidently rhe cause Ct de .th.
DR. kH.Tu's TESTIMONY,
OH1n ~, smith, IL: D., syora: Aoont 81 on Tues
Wa =. at No s;es Cla1k st. up stairs: found bin
Cd; the conten'e Of tic stomseh were mostly ap-
pc; vas In great palo,-tufennc from tue shock
cor consequent upon 1he wound; pnite feeble sno very
6G'clock iesetop took place. About o clock 1he
gulte WIZ 1a7 no cha1ge till Wednesd4y Afternoon,
Pei" een and O'clock call,pss, took plate: At
event., Dtco shout twenty minutes past twelve
yesterday nornf1 6. Fnuna wound on lower Dart
OF tie aodomtp, Oh right side. Ball was found
'[ss n1ser The tsn Immediately opp9ste B. vas
NTH and tma1litte.dnes cauted death.
WALTER nrRxHAxts TESTIMONY.
the afternoon, aeont oc',ck, On the west side Of
etreet ;taw man take pistol from d. rtp ht hsnd
pocket aId cock It; held II in his two HANDS be
loos ca toV atds ihs street beard tue pistol 20 off,
helped TO carry him up; aeked HIN who shot hIu
TOO me two or three tlmes he shot himself; asked
him t stsln vbo .hot him. be replied that the nan
dent, 5epl ed mo. no. you can't come thlt": be
s1fh esio be Wss goEe1; vas laying st the head
o. -. 1fsIe hs Of No. s9 1th pillow under hs
grew pale hnd s1ckly there were Two d three
s sssndinE s,ound: could nos reeoentza the msa
eooer The man who Cred was IN tue oox.y. and
shs deecastd wss trying to Get in when be was
Lon!.e St. Clair, sworn. Said she lived a, M. s,a
South Clark street- heard the shot did not zee tha
ehot the nan vas hto1shS up stairs and stayed
fhe,s t Be aies ,be shoottns took p.ce sbou
vas shot Tor; be said the msn who was with him
thot oiml recognized the prisoner. Daniel Ward,
l. the man who Was pointtd 1t by the deceased al
the Mau Who tnot hun.
William Yette1, police oiIlcsr No. 81 evorn. said:
Ne vas standing near and he.rd the -hot. Saw
,,i.tol. The prisoner said be shot deceased aeci-
den:aly. Deceased said prisouer ehot him.
THE DYING MANS DEros17los.
The deceatfd. wti!e dying. rnade statement m
1risoner, Da1ieI Ward, shot him without PROVO
cation. THY Lad conversation relative 10
born'y Jumpers, when Ward asked him ii be vas
"ou tie etol." and immediately afterwards fired.
TIE pH1soSER's STATEMENT.
5be rrlaone. made . long statement, In which
deIt. While endeayo:ipg to replies The pistol In
hi. pocket 1t accidentally went OF and shot The
VERDICT OF TIE Jrnr.
The jun returned a,vesdie: hudlng "that the
fccts Of wound in his abdomen. c7used b. a
pistol shot, dicd at The hands OF Daniel Ward,
xtth the inte1tion to BIT dse:sted % the atteF
OF No. $40 South Clark street, city Of Chicago aud
county Of Cook, and. .ttst he died ii coonequen: :e
e tsa Soasa I'd At ne hoass ~ s9
about twenty mil utes past II O'Clock D. n.
a warrant vas then Issued By the Coroner. AMI
Tie It1.9ner was eoumttted to jail to await his
trial ut the Circuit Court
The Draft.
TIE county Is now 20 far clear Of the dram that
but lite attention IL being paid to entistments
few we're rtc1ui'ed~yestesdsy, but we could not
aecertaiD the exact number, The followfn, wa,a
meetings will be held relative to draft matters.
THIRD WARD.
!, The citizens OF the Third Ward will celebrate
tLeir happy delfveranca from the drsit at No iii
s1,i IT, s1rse1 n. ts Friaas') evening At
lie tn ce1eTal are Invited to atfetd 4 band Of
mueic Is q Rased for The occasion. aud eome emi.
1eLt speakers have promised to be present.
TWELFTH WARD.
The Twe1hh Ward Is cut Of the DRAFT. Rally
There viil be r7ana Jubilee of the Twelfth
Matd On Saturday esehtoe, Oct. 22d, oa The cor
TIE Ward Committee. Of the Eleventh Ward
Who hare rendered rs valuable astf ct spce in NE
asp 1ren. as e 5b e
Wbo have kiudlg co-operated with Us and helpei
e ont Of The woods. cime one and ali, general
BY order OF the Ward Committee. !
TIE 1sr1Sc1B1Es MAZE An Excras1os TO Bkrs |
lsIASD-TaEr RE7CHs.-Tne copperheads had |
glor,ous old time at Blue Island yesterday. A |
grand maes meeting WAS expected to have been
held, and thiiher 1epaired about :dsteen members
oi the Chicago lnv1ucible Club, escorted Ia dus
fern BY the Great Western Lf.ht Gasrd H.nd
pallEndiyham bimself came On to Chicago for the
was called for hs largest meeting ever held in th1s
State cutefde Of the limtts Of Chicasp. The dele
CATION arrore there, the band took the 1ead, and
1nV1nc1ble Club and about, q dozen emaii boys.
Tho KeR attracted BY the music. They reached
tna ntanot nad: at oh! hor,ossl there was one
!is11ly The lhyinctbIes waited, and the Band, ia
t, t9Esd outside, began to discourse their mo.i
this TING 1te American dsE vas hoistei. Tn;on
oonn. Gnsernng which, SONG OF The Unterriaad,
tress".espseisliy IN the presence Of rRnusr
no,e on't"-hsuled down tie dsg;T T but aee ses.eas
vie anoher e. hons 4a1s 70 1ns
then another III the chseks Of he trombone one
plsyss re- fssenbled the fql moon risins o'e. tie
and came moi. nn hour n11 1a sas,r
this way, and not more than SIXTY per.ons can;a
ee gstf cred. including the 1nvincbEes, the bsad.
once vanqnished. One Of them-s said to be- en-.
dldate for Sheriff essayed to epeak; bpt. lite
Mae1etas A@e1 sas oFs "stnss biz
Treet'-tried. bat With no better result. SloTis T
The cor clusion that the macs meeting va. 0rand
dzxle aid turned out 10 the nearest lager bear "a
loon to bile away the time till the return train
should be ready to whisk them home Tard. Taey
viii, We think, have an abidiog seaee Of tha II;
To add the lat ieather which should break the
csmelr back. the 1n.toclhlea took & train vote on
The N8y 00I1e% Re&l1UfT u 1oF Llnc0lb and IS tOF
MeC1elsn Ven might they e1clsim, Deliver rs
Later We IRE informed that tbs 1nylnc.bles
forgot" to pay for the lager and chesse consumed
while waiting for thb meeting. Pefh3pe thev "a
to forget it. Where Was the Treasarcr1
GRxnous AID TnrE.-Not long since, the
,gent OF The Sanitary Commission who was
charged With the duty OF collecting The proceeds
If enc day'a labor, income OF rerenne for the
,eneas of the Commission, Visited the broom !
actory Of A. D. Farrey, on Adams street, near All.
,rdeeu, where soEe twenty women arg employed, |
most Of them the WtveE md daughters OF Soldiers
n lhe field. Every girl gave days Wagee, and |
n Wednesday Mr. Fartey paid soEer to the Com
mission SIS. the amount thus contributed. Two
7srreY, rctused 10 contribute penny, Merit day
be rtr}s met, and paced resolution 10 tue effect
hat thew could not work with dlsloyal persous,
nd presented the resolution to Iii. Fattey. The
uen ere ut once discharged.
BuRo1A1Y.-On Wednesday night last the resi-
ence Of Msior James r. Hugunin, No. 40 Huron
treet, was entered and robbed Of valuable watch
I'd $50 In money.
The tanne right several other houses in the same
eiebbothood we've entered and r1nsscked. From .
ne, two valuable watches were taken, and from
aeh Of the others property 9! greater or less !
hlne. The depredatoss probably belong to the
ame gang and were efectui " broken up BY Cap- !
LID aacd On the previous eFs9ing. 6
NOT 1Hx MAx.-We are requested to state that
was not James, but Dennis Denan, who Vas !
not m at BY John Dulauty, Is reported In the THE