, 1865-03-30

back which were LETT hitched In front Of the Sloe
ExchunEc Hotel, On Tuesday night, were unne
and d11vtn Or strsyed away, ana hnTc mot sinc
RAEE CHAacE-Col Wood offers big price 70
the man who has made money on pork, this Sea
sor. Also for the wheat speeutstot who has no
sold eAoyk. He thinks they would draw
Aso1uxn y1c7n.-A man, whose na1ne "
enrld not lea1u. was :" beat" ouf Of 800 On Wed
nescas, BY = condolences sharper. The eeene q
old stamping ground OF confidence operators.
INDIAN wAnrARr~-Anoth.r detachment of sol
diere enlisted from among the Confederate prie
onerr It Camp Donglas- left tho city on Wednes
day. en- route for The frontier now troubled b.!
Indian tncursions.
Mus1cA1--A musical entertainment will b,
given at the Methodist Episcopal Church, corne
evening at halfp:st seven O'Clock. by Prot Msdi
son nDG others. Tickets twcufy-hEe cents. The
proceeds viii b. used to procure nslodcon fo1
Inc Sabbath School.
PocKET P1uKMo-0n Tuesday evening lads
from Detroit, while walking alonc Lake street
from the Michigan Central depot, had her pocket
picked Of purse containing f25 in currency and .
ss Eod, loeket The thtet VI. man Q.
corner Of S1ate street and Inquired the direction
to some street On the North aide.
DEcEasro-we regret to 1e.n Of the death OF T
6. Smith, Eco. or the firm Of Geo. C. Smith g.
Co., Wskhtneton near Market street. Mr. Smith
was man universally esteemed both in social and
business relations. a ID his decease will create
vacuum not tas1fy filed. Ats funeral will take
plsce from 81. johns Chprch, Union Park. this
afternoon ut O'Clock.
Doc F1onr.-Testerdsy morning one Of these
AJrtf, $frw ~
Camp Douglas, in the presence Of from FORTY to
dfty roughe. The BATHS was not very IN isfac-
tory one, neither canIns combatsut being s.oweff
r-sidy for the ttr1ft+ and as consequences fhc
as<emM,cc brotc up IN rather d.sordcrlv man-
rent nature growing out Of the controversies on
-'drawa bets, )" etc.
BAIL REnucEp.-Thomas q. Duffy was recently
examined upon the charge Of assault on ot1cer
Powell with i1tcnt to Kill, and held to bail in the
sum Of t5,0oo. On Tuesday his counsel brought
his Case btfore Justicc McDonneli, nnd owing 70
the ruptd recore7y 0; the injured officer, ruduc.
timopJ Of Dr. Wa3zer, tho attending paysic,an.
the lat was srduecd to ssuQ.
soLmcEs' Rest BcSEr1r.-The ladies connee.
cd with The First Presbyterian Society held 90.
eial PARTY at their church on Tuesday evening.
There wts large number ofladie5 and gentlemen
one 10 all who participated. a splendid eupner
wac provided. aud. we 1nieS was lioesally patrop-
over Sa4o, winch was handed ovellto the Soldiers
Hest lund.
ACCIDENT. = Yesterday morning teameter
mined Patrick Donnelty,. engaged IN hauling
stone for tome new buildings In course OF erec-
ton IN the southern part Of the city, rcceiyed
fracture Of several 9bote3 uf the foot By a larce
tlock Q! atone which ie1l upon his lie. rs he was
walking BY the eide Of the dray. The accident
occurred near his seMdeuce, in the netshbarhood
Of Cnn'p Douglas, and he was immedt1tely taken
home, where the bones were successfully SIT by
Or. u. 7. Wilson, who Witnessed the occurrence.
MISS n. n. ErErrs' 1EcTuaE.-A lecture
with readings will he delivered thus evening,
{1hursday) in The Ghlldrcn's chspei, on Wabash
avenue, near Hubbard Court. BY the accomplish
cd Miss Ererts, sister Ut Rev. Dr.. Ercfts. Her
Eu':: ct vii be - The Mission Of tue Poet Mlss
+ finished readr' and Tc bespesE sor her
appreciation Of ttue poetry, hut possesses the
fasulty Of conveying It to o1hess In her reclta~
tons.
NEw QuAE1Ens.-Mr. William Collins, for
long tine presiding genius at the fremont Ro-
tnnda, has purchased the yooms formerly occa-
pied hy D. 7. Watkins, at No. 11s Dearborn street,
whish place he will open on Saturday evening.
uayinc rcntted The roomA In an elegant mud al
t1actve manner. his friends will make note Of
the chsnee. Two superior French carom tables
appeas,ng lunch Wi.i be served 70 vsitors, A1a a.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH-on Wednesday morning
Au accident occurred at No. u Michigan avenue,
resulting in the death Of laborer named Shoe
fed. The deceased vas employed abont the
<bulldtuE-now in process uf erecuon--as brick
CARRIER. and while engaged In his duty was struck
on the head BY block, which became loosened
and fre1+ fha A,,ft hn .4F. .A5..
The deceased wrs married man, aud resided %
North street, near the Burlington Depot, Cotones
Wagner held the fnquest and the JuFy rendered
verdict IN accordance with the fa-ts.
Tux $500 RoBDERr.-A few days ago we noted
the circumstance Of I clerk Of G. @. Wicker who
prolessed to have been robbed OF k5,o 600 on Dcar.
born street His story not iul!y credited -and
Gently come to light, led MI Wicker to bci1ers
thst lbe clerk had appropriated the money to his
own use. Detectives were put upon bis track, and
arrested. &c WEB a1ouglt up for examination be-s
fore Justice Miller, but owing to the aoscnee OF
important WITNESSES the case Eas postponed to
Friday. bail being fixed at 5000.
PANIC LOOSE AMosa DIRT GooDs.-Chlcaso
merchants arc having big run " of trade this
week, showing that they have met The v1ews Of
the trade, which has thus far bought very tpar-
ingly. We notice that the old house OF Jollu Y.
Goods and domesuca from the late auchous, and
their fmmcnse salesrooms are crowded with buy
ers, who seem to deeI that now is the time 10
mount the tide uhich shall lead On to fortune.
Chicago merchants are doipg al that men can
do TO satisfy the tr4de Of the Northwest TINT their
interests lie In buying thcff sooaa here,
RE.AnnEs7Ep.-some time Qauring last nonth
Farrel, a.notorious confidence mau and thief, was
caught in 9ne OF his operations arrested, held to
bail, and Indicted by the Grand Jury. Tip gave
hail in the sum Of $500 and left for psrts unknown
subsequently, jewelry Jack, who VIE EafFe!l's
security. Was f1ilsd br Brtzee, and the proceed
tugs commenced IN the Recorders ,ourt against
hin to recover on the recognlxance were dismiss.
ed. Farrell was written TO py so ne attorney that
all proceedings were ended. and returned 20 tue
j. arrived upon his old ttampinr ground befose
1he ssa:es Attorney cansed his 1e-srre>t upon the
Indictment, mud on tuesday be Was tsken before
Ills Honor. Judge Van hn1en> and compelled to
recngulxe in The rum of 81 sci to appear Tor trial
ii. the next term Of The Recorders Court.
THE RAILROAD Du11cCLrT At THE BUH11so
TON s7ocK YAnDs.-We are happy to learn that
1Ae tiG,cu1tiet between the railroad companies,
which eliminated in the disturbance at the new
Burlington Stock Yards. ch1onic.ed in yesterdays
TRIBUNE. have been amicahly adjusted Better
cnuneea have prevailed. and the matter has been
arranged without the threatentd riot or eausou OF
bloud.
the difficulty wne In on+ rarucu!ar slightly lnacu-
rate, that tic yards Of the Burlington Company
Are not c9nstInctea On .ns piopas ~ Ie s;n,ss
ths na nv ,"
elch has held exclusive possession OF 1ts ossu
properly anu eaca compans, On Us 0%n s3ta ssantnoe
had consunsteo 20 e1aens.'e ca'ie safos' e"su"E
large 11aouA! oi Hoaes'
17yc1srar OF TorERs.-wc desire to cali tht
.t--..-- ~ ~ no,-d. tf FIec,ton 1nznacto,. =,
attcnuoH u I1e oont us y. 1'eeoH I, "
rhe uccess1ty OF completing copies Of the voting
reeietcr, with all convenient dispatch. tha: thei