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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-30
THE BRITISH MlTRAILLEUR
Experiments with the New English Made
Wcupon-The Firing ut Shocbury ness
Knnge, Shots and Enect-lmpr0v cmcnts
Suggested.
IRON the London Times. |

from the London Tlmes.l
At Shoeb ryness the experiments with the miJrail-
leur were recommended on Wednesday, and were OF
considerable interest, though the firing or the MI
tralleur itself was confined to private trial of
new ammunition.
The commuters work included two distinct fea-
lures. FIRST, the conclusion O the trials with field
guns at ranges OF 800 yards and under; secondly,
tho commencement OF infantry practice at the same
ranges as had previously been set TOR the field guns
and mltrailleur. some OF the rounds with snrapnel
from the breech-loadng tweve-pounder service gun
for field batteries had been very Dad but there was
reason for It, The proper fuses were not at hand and
those provided were not adapted Tor the purpose.
On wednesday the service "Gve seconds lusesn were
used, and the practice was much ter. AS these
experiments are OF importance we VIII give the re-
SUIT OF each group OF rounds, so that our readers
may be enabled to Judge for themselves as to the
comparative values OF the different arms
The first group was fired from the tweve-pounder
breech.ioadng gun, with shrapne, at s0o yards
range, for rapidity and accuracy combined. In
two minutes SIX rounds fired and gave 152
hits upon the target, which would, according to the
calculations of the committee, have placed horS dc
combat fiity-sx cavalry soldiers or seventy-one in
fantry nineteen OF the hits from fragments OF
shell, not bullets.
The second group was also at 500 yards, but from
the bronze Indian neld gun, which fred five rounds
deliberately. There resulted l24 hits on the target
hity-0ne cavalry or iity-i0ur infantry being dis
abled. Among the hts were nfteen fragments Of
shell.
The third group was from the twsiye-p FOUNDER,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-30
GERMANY.

Tho Political Situation i'm Berlin-Bismarclk
About TO Change His policy--The Question
az Pcncc-WhO Can tho Frussians Trent
With e-COnsc auences OF the Wur-GOvern-
mental Difficulties.
BERLIN, Oct. 13, 1870.
We seem to be on the eve OF an important change
In he policy OF Count Bismarck and the German
governments. Almost ever since his capture at
Sethn the scale has turned In favor Of the Emperor
NAPOLEON, and it was considered until few DAYS
pas that his chances or at least the chances OF hts
dynlsty, FOR restoration 20 power were very likely
IL may be worth while. therefore to define the pre-
ZEN situation, that your readers may have an oppor
cunty to compare IL with the actual deyelopments
OF NE next TWO or three weeks, and decide In how
far hey may have been indicated or foreshadowed
byi.
1--we were to consider Napoleon as on one side
OF the scales and the republican authorities on the
Other the last ten days have effected most marked
change in the relative position OF the two as TO Bis.
marcls policy. The one sIde heretofore weighed
noWr bV Napoleon, has been suddenly jerked M
whilt the other, containing the republic or any
othe indefinite government, is gaining weight and
allowed TO come into consideration.
PROBLEM OF PEACE.
"Wfh whom can peace be made an-that must he
she question: the all-absorbing one in the mind OF
ehe Inn Count. Neither Prussia nor Germany ia
rich enough to carry on this expensive and ruinous
war br an indefinite length Of time and In the same
proportion as France is crippled It's capacity to bear
the burden OF future decentralization Is diminished
To say then, tn the position of the German armies
befor Paris and in other parts OF France Is becom-
Ing rom day to day, less advantageous not to call
10 precarious stands to reason, and Is the secret
convttion Of large portion of the people, although
not suffered TO be openly expressed In the face OF
the ohcial information from the seat OF war, which
mas never changed in the least Its hue--couleur de
rose.
WIN no other Information than that given by the
semtomcial journals here one would be justified In
concluding that since Sedan the work cut out for
tne German armies has been only chIlds play, and
shat during the five weeks which have elapsed,
scarcely single ooatetemps, repulse or casualty
mas been suffered by them. We are still obliged to
axe up American or English papers to make good
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-30
British Neutrality in War and Bern
stOrf's Exposition Of the Policy.
N~N~~>~~~~~~>>~~~~->-~>~~~
Bismarck's Diplomacy and the
Prussian Cabinet Situation.
~~>>~~~~>~~~>~-~~~~>~4~~~-~
Ireland, the Papacy and the
French Republic.
THE EASTERN QUESTION LOOMING UP.

by mail from Europe we have the following special
exposition OF the condition OF Old World affairs as
they presented on the 18th OF OctoDer:-
, 1870-08-02
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

An Old H0okefJ Demoll4hed.
The demolition of the old rookerJ No. 14o Ran
aolph ktreet, adjacent TO thc Sherman House, oc-
c4Aioned Considerable excitement In that neigh
bo,h0od at N early hour yesterday forenoon. In
addition to pulling down the building, its occu-
pant Charles FahhT1, fruit dealer nnu small con-
fectinnef, Was bnMH2l,ty eiecteI with stock, into
the street. So far ~ could bt learned, It appears
that Fhhbn has occupied the building for the past
eighteen mouths, without paying rent, and a WIT
Ut etectment Was issued. sometime AXt,, at the IN
stance OF Maurice u. MetEIm2n, agent OF T. B.
Brysu, the owner OF the property. Time Was
given FAbbf1 To leave, but he refused, and yesteF-
'tay morning. between and O'Clock, force OF
Ktt1men, with IN c11cer, removed the effects Of
the fruit dealer, and tofe down the building In q
Jiny. Thls caused sensston In the netghbor-
mood, and much rejoicing At the removal Of
the old eJe-sore. But Nj. Fabbzi, who ar
'ived On the ground after the abrupt prpceetiiug>
81 raiued an Injunction 70 prevent MF. Mcrrtman
from any way interfering with him The tIocu-
1ncnt was issued from the Circuit Court, and
placed In the hands oi Deputy shean Ayara. Uu-
public, the paper came TOO late. The "oId land
marx" was nass os ttccaye1 matter. Soda ioun-
ta!us, apples, pears, peaches. ptnmh, and ginger
lteef lay In sweeI Confusion with big pile OF
EtcEB which arc ready to be placed In position for
! new and handsome structure designed to dM UP
the gap between the large buildings on either side
II the two lots now vacant Still, Slgu0r Fabhri
succeeded iD preventing any further work on Ar.
Met1iman's part until the matter heard hy Judge
WillfamA
, 1870-08-02
BOARD OF POLICE
Violations or The Sabbath nj Beer fsHFdens
--l'omu,Maieatfon from the Afnyor
-Railrpad Dressings

The Board Of Police and Fire Commissioners
held 4 regular meeting yesterday afternoon In
spite OF the basc bull mitch there ~as fall H.
,entsucc Of the board and Of othesA The minutes
# the list meeting were read ent adopted
The moulbly rky rolls OF the F1tr Department,
amounting to Sta, go. wtrc audited, And ordered
Commissioner sheztdan called for the monthly
reports Of the CaPtatnS regarding stolen plupc13.
4s,I how It KsA disposed Of. The other Cou1mts-
srne11 wanted to sake up other orstne ~. but
upusnlsaoner Shet.dAn t1ststsd upon the Order ot
tue tsoard being o6eJed commissioner a1Qd
auytnInR else. Finally the matter Nas COM
VI mited by postponiug Il until to-dAy.
ALx1m Kelues sent II his resignation Is uaeu-
ser Of TIE force, And 1t WAS accepted
ne Hoasd Us Invited 70 attend the funeral Of
,ke .ate william Giles, member Of tue Board OF
HeaAh. The funeral wAs ove1 "nen ne lns1ta-
aou wa9 received 50 II H2s placed On nle-
The following Wis Ttl1:
6ExuExEs: On Madison street ne4E WtateEna az Y
*has I. s.tsd seA gs: -. tsa,v e Sssx s1;;se ~
ssit a*s drunksnnets 65hsta< lndsssnt danIoE.
& 1sf b 81, !: :. "a q * * stSse
I'm ssast -. e Il * t.'5ss t's,R s q q o ~
- s ~ sssa sl A.
~ :apssts T. ssea ssasa =
ei41eps. ) pur obetie1t Fesy.nt- J. ". 6oo1Szfn-
Referred to the Superintendent. .-,-
Tne following COMMUNICATION fron the Mayor
WIS read:
1sets,s It s.Ia. e. s5a Z III .e;se: &C.
W. xrrat tae from The ruRstc a i!aeotn aff aets ~
GxtIs cd hlm mus, et ss eass ~ ~ - ~ -;
~ And fy,pessed hiln Itop Oh aefount q ~
tk hd tss he sgtKed e Do f. 20 ~ saii .se M
sfte, ttat hxrr ss zod with oren dnozs and peuls
eso.r1y He rays be erkd se1Eeant nse.alsI Afts1: T.
riee: 10 NJ: FTtnet. d The u:eG1n A., P1st x
| ssitr. uhc took pote Mu su se sa Ia ~
i.aSstsand lii Loeth.fs ~ % testt !, Fe9ts lou,
| +. Hnown spd Nj Sht1idAn. ~esa psesent l *po1
eaa tAax tae tasts sheuld be sseetsi ri. tfosa s2ss
fs1 IN catr hr has violased the pndeHta9dloS. ts
u yrxht - re duue. + q. &ASIss ~A3~@'
Referred to the Superintendent
k:4ed bJ number Of citizens WIS RETIRED o
DAT booJ to the Board OF fpace: :,
| GEx11nxx: vi, est11en1 Eess Of AEaxsa I'M M
, 1870-08-02

Miscellaneous
A fu1-stzed wnrtinx model of @. 8ktaoes,s dra
8eape, Description Of which Was given La these
Go!uuns ZONE months Hlnce, u COW On exhibition
T. the ONCE Of The Fire Department, In the bxse.
ment Of The west wing Of Inc Court Hoese. The
instrument dne piece Of uechauis1D and well
worm loaeect1on bY those Interested In such
r0AtIeI -
The reeeipts Of tnternsl revenue for the month
special ta1eA, 5lsi, ,ooo; spirs,s u 50 eeuss pef
gallon, $f27. .a4ks0: robaeco aud cigars. x7504 t9d:
beer and Nc, So 81; atamps, II - cents 700;
Gapselt9 ta8, haes ETC., Ssoa, ,;&a;i. Tusal $5oI.-
"A meeting Of The Directors ct the Pacific
Hotel Company waa held yesterday, II 10 O'Clock
uTer, and Henry saisa IL tor asat seessy .'a sss
tae - 1.S, Ssed H. made payable AsSas -
Hamilton College, Clinton, n. y, The honorary
degree e Doctor Of Divinity vas conferred npon
nev. A5thnr Y, sEazsy The talented editor Of ths
OF this city.
GO sues L4nspa.h, brother Of the opuc!.u,
i've inches In height and has Light halr and eyes
and rnoustacne and Whietera- lie was dressed III
dark blue eeas, aast pants and I blue and white
Randolph ssreet, are very anxious zoous hin
street car On The corner Of Madison ana sanKs-
n O'Clock Jestrrdsy morning. The Coroner held
an inquest and the Jury rendered verdict OF ac.t
IEhtAl Ge&ln. eXcneIAnDS Tue driver OF The cal
.rom blame, - Cafint0h WIS intox1c1ted and fell
off The frnnt platform. He lived At No. 1ee Blue
Island avenue.
-Nlllxm Gtlea, m old residenS OF Chicago, died
At his residence, No u North Green street, Ies-
nruay morning. He wAs horn In Leeds, England
AID came to Chicago In 1s42, And E2s I member Of
| he Buatd Of Hearth when It vas 11tse organized
| "A disturbance occnfIed IN the rear OF No. Ill
East Harrison street, 1t noon JesterdnJ. Tht
| participants therein were two men, oue Of whom
rtrtd Rhot Il the other, and ran away. A police
nan came up shorty thereafter buftho residents
III the vicinity c1uld not or would not give hlm AM
Information u "a thr origin Of fhe quarrel OF tnt
| names Of the individuals concerned In IL
| "A Norwegian. about 23 Jeasa Of age, while In
:oxtc&Ied last evening, Jumped into tho lake A
| sLe tvot Of Madison street. SaE.e citizens dAaet
aim cut and delivered HIN To Detective Elliot. u
wss taken to The Central Statlep and asked whs
mia name was In reply he said ''Neln. neiu, 70
Tor Jou nants n1m, guess the bapeFs, nen
ucin-" His friends eau IND him 1t the polio
iaeadquartefsL ---..-.
some clothing which is supposed to have bee
stolen was found In the house OF E. Il West, O.
Sinxie street, near RuBh, Yesterday morning.
| -A trunk in the room Of Charles PeteFsnn, VII
.reS at No. Is DesplA1nea street., WAS robbed {
80 in cash day Or TWO Einre+
-Fofty-one copper 1ucs, two Inches In dl4netk
and eleven feet long, worth Shout 500, wes
stolen from the ne. car shops Of the Rock Islam
| Pacific Railroad. outside OF The city limits, o
Monday.
, 1870-08-02

IncAt Racing on Lnkc 31lchi&nn--The Recent
t:scat Performances Of Honnerss
Horses Joe Elliott, Pocahontns.
and Dexter.

The decision Of the Judges In the yacht race
contcse m sat,r,,av lsst betxecn the Sata,, W.
,..,,s.,. 1900 - .."a.-a, .,,,,, xto1,.
IN account Of The cIose1esa Of the race. On yes
lert1ay the victory Was awarded to the NRt04L
Another rare w,fl tate MAGE to-day between the
49,. rs,nstn.sIa ~ ~ s,.-t,a =, ,rsr.,,.s
Lucy auo 'e'oetlN 'ot -, e-a'a .. "st'a
stseet ana ioanu.ns Inc c1'n ouee. C'p!Ah Apple
ton will sail tho Lucy, sid Captain T. Harsllng tho
yelocipede. Captain G G. Smith, Of the Lucy,
-, sa,I .ga,net ,he tn,y On r,ttav rsr+ ~, x.tN
NJ. ~ tse ~, onr con+.,st,n, III, - ,,.,., -
put pp t1at Auo Aat eoh1eests VIII pe 1e9ul'ea 10
Friday. Captain s. can bc found at No. as5 Stale
street.
1l1k tCRP. ..
Though MI. bonner Las "lthdfaTn h1s fanoa2
s1otris irotn the tfacs. Nc Aots not suGcr them
TO feel IN nj inactivity. ut keeps them cpust4uI-
, 1870-08-02

Anannk the arrivals At the Sherman House, yes
te1hay, were The following: Cha4 E. Go.ham,
Fort wkyne; Jno- " Hos. md wife, Lewiston:
Colonel Long, i 1 BEeet1nndgc, c. viaa, U. S. A.:
c, Lewenhauft, Warrington: l. u. BLACK. Nom
tAnA: !. b. Gh1nte, Colorado: i. 5. Caldwell eud
enid. Omaha: E. 7. Pttkln. and wife, SAu Fran
cisco; J. Van NORWICH, lou'slanA; j. ". Scnst
and wife, Toledo.
day. we're the following; joe. a. Young, Salt
Like. jas kennraJ. Honzsd n.nn4e, scehanh j:
Louis J. Goodw,n. Hong Kong; J; e. southH.oEk
ald, 4befheenshire. scotland: ". 7. Glaasen, San
F1aEcIsco; a. J. DeA1t} and vile, Steuneusilc
o.; r. +. Adams, Milwaukee; IsAtorr LEHMAN
St. lhuL ..-.
Among the a.1tvzls II the fremont nouse
Minnesota; uon John bturi Ssw SerssJ: 4
Dubuque: ss1n1 2 het.1, 1oiet; Gentt.a L z
! ttu,l: a. J. Nctfea'r, Iowa; u. y. MaxwsA snt
family, Indaanola; colonel ( :; Hooess @ ~ ~
! 1snlsy. peaNoinee; Solonel aas1ow @ smith 20 "a,
Bryant md Little MAJ, NeT York; Geo . A. f. Eil.
| Ih5tcu: T. r. Cutter. y Aasefnuis1s sAn Fraa
sdtco; Vi. IL Taylor. Etic-
i Amt ug the AErtvaia II the y james Aote
vt.ttr1txy. wcrc the following: s L. LoFetoy ~
yw,fr St. t4us; ". S yiccol!s, bioominXtoDt 5. I
i,an|oith, St Louis; !. 4 Goiien, +. =. GonoFH
isrtsnnyiIje; u. S. Patterson. hA9eas EIy. y
| Sarswrjl Rochvater, \. j.: y n. CAuen t ~
f.n,tIr Concord, =. IL; c. Mclean ahu VII
! Ecr,d do Lac
, 1870-08-02

kpeeches were called Tor, to which several OF
Tno company has received .evesa, important
sequ!aitons, among whom may be mentioned the
Gong gong nd dance astista Hogan md II AasnsA a @ and
much to the s1renSsh Of me troupe: i "a now
rerhaps the most perfect OF ~ Kind In the coun-
eveui3g, pfofniscs 70 be i very aaocessini one.
1neTrogramme contained many novelties, both
- " S se q e4s f. tns M ep ps4 ns sas sa y
mid mia oeasinnea app..n,e, al he songs Be- b.
Ing heartily esoo,sa; Manning and Cotton wele
& eeliens LETT vtice. 1pe Rtp1e oaoe danee Of Kaast.
Characterized a lmmense sna fstriy Gss Ss1uxns
q fs!se " p;e.en.sd, saaed % @ sqaiie e III
Day" IN which Bob Hart, Ben Cotton. Msanine.
ksne,s, and ne ful Strength Of TIE company.
bic exirsvan1a Of "Ihe Happy Nan" conc1ntied
the entertainment, which wna one OF the beat
Which has yet been presented BY this excellent
Perhaps one Of the best po1t,ons Of the pe.-
7otmahce Vas the song and dance OF AesMa-
snee, ana produced highly favorable i1npression.
Iney we're richly md clahorAtelF got up, their
dscsses being 10 exquisite ssse, and AZ the CON
rose To = pitch Of enthusiasm to wtlch taeJ ina Is
respond bJ coming ont tour timel
Ine audience foom Of the theatre has been
painted and ttnovatcd throughout, and sone
nanosone new scenery has been painted by Mt
hAiiey. The tane programme viii be given this
GFfHllR-
CzosBYB 3 oPkKA HoCsK,
uaa BryAhsH Mln&IelE opened Last eyeutug at
The Opera Hoube for = Beason OF one week they
were greeted with larger audience than has bean
seen lo The Opefa House for sevetM months rass
Every part Of the house EAs fuIl and great many
Wefc unable 70 md stat4 Atustrc1sy Aeeua to
be the most thriving Institution OF the day, ii one
may Judge from the sudden and almost uuex-
ptCftd rush TO the two theatres after such pro-
lpnRed season Of empty benches.
Dan Rr1snt has brought with him nrat-clAza
minstrr, troupe. Brxndlzt. Norman, anl Russell
are good singers, and Ellsworth makes q very
amnslnR and entertaining Houcs- Bryant himself
Is Food comedian, although 1t cannot be said
thai be appears to such advantage nnder the burnt
cork. Eugene, the Dr1tnA donna OF the compsny,
gave Bone oparAt1c selections which wera Hre-
atsUby funny. One OF the best features Of the en-
te.t4 ninent waa the monkey aud elephant tricks
Of Little Akc, who WAS called out fJnr times lp
one OF bis performances. He seetus to have
Studied the n2unets OF these two RuluA1A to some
advantage, and presents AZ admirable imitation Of
each To ne able to jump from IN elephant To 4
monkey certainly shows remarkable veraattltYx
and tho litt1c man succeeds In keeping the house
III roar of laughter. The 81 Shoe Fly iAnca Of
Dan Bryant and Dave Reed h1d the dis
advantage Of being presented to au audience
which probahly had TOO l!yetYA = recollection Of =
similar performances BY Bob Hart md Ben Cotton,
md. consequently. waA not 10 well appreciated.
The same programme will he Etrep tonight
It's Lively and pleasant entertainment, and
rrolnIses to be well supported during The week.
, 1870-08-02
FHIGHTYUk ACCIDENT" ."

To Inc EdHpy ef 7as C1ianyo 7fi1u,s::
viii you permit nae 70 reply to the article IN the
Sunday Asue Of your paper entitled "Frshrul
Aes.drnt1" The fsets IN the case sse q follows:
A younG nan presented himself at ny drug store
with reaipe calling for mixture Of nitric acid
pllc1uy a6vIsed Of the danger that wusaad ensue
providing the rHo articles we're put together la a
closed bot2f, and wns requested to receive
them in 4epAsAfe bot1e8- and HNI ~
directed 1t home, BE replied he had purchased
the srttcte4 before In the eAtue manner. and r.
fused to have them put mp as requested. The
the s,opple was 70 arranged, By section Of cork
being pressed IN beside It, that It codid not be
closed save BY the dtset m1nlpulxt1oua Of the pus-
chaser. and had II not have been there wO0ld
have been no Liability OF N explosion. We leave
II to chemists and cur numerous patrons TO decide
We are u fauls IN the matter.
D. IL LKATkSW1Rrn,
Druggist, No as3 South Clark street.
CHICAGO, AUG, L.lS1Q.
, 1870-08-02

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tt.ti, !. 1ciai. 10.
Foul b;uads 49, esTEhtrCTsxes, @ 4; Flynn. !. Total +
unFi<-,5; Il. hssnis."i Chisako
e. NE. nm ~ apa ip,tc,s
p"ss''1-A"o u4sss aSsnTScxxrsTs. T!a IN sa'1u
md h ntsef oi as nj W i
Oknen iaiA. Ky LeGn e. & ~ n, a'9 ataa.eui y, e,l
" " ~ 80, =. Il el,.an s|ci.,nr ,.am. IL t.xS,si
=, ."G ~. a. IL - a rrnfs M, tnc anc
premises 70 X; VII wos1h ~ Inc money: x, u.,,,., Il,
Rnsg i,h - ~. nniar es In,,1,snsrt @ Iii H..
eonnset1n .n,a ,,,n, ~" y mt,,.,, pars ~" Nc
rla*ta ulN .uis.Na @ ~ - Vsnen ~ trto,,-. ~ t,a
- IcGu.aI IGII f, ", " w .s t ~, s1
tntcAfo C1on ~ oT "sa s.ns ~, ,s.ttno
tenoancs y sspttlA2 sp.;2 "esneo 'os VIE aA'9Ae'on
OF !mpNlta!n. ousH1ssN rv,.,, l.. o., r., nal,
.n-Tao,tnT errNna II tsneti1ch1s oo,ce. Nc. ia
mss.nn,, .tIert - e'>' S'
Tnr 19 rruuisr meeting of the Active club will
HiS tSt ar"ir,. - fnt,,,nn etrser
E,aT msrnhc1 Is r1rft,. to ,,e is. nresent
1'''' A'- 1TEc.f ri,ss' wrsrrEy 1of-p.
Srxt week tie BalIjt Juniors cub ieavea CHI
r.tn 1ar . Wes1er,s @ T1in niaTing ~ foiiors: xnc
i1unaoe c,ut,' TanhF: Auc. s. Kntght Te.aplnri
f:rnsra. tHe 10. Erin i:tnb. Fnin: Aug. ii. For.
est C1,y. Xocs.ord; Aur. Il, Ksy cit1, Dubuque;
rsmc. snc - sctires f.'infnys tar ia FnftOn
1t. re, nue, - ~ tna n1,,, ~ narrnnnn.
Aug "a the ctun u ko. isiaaa: Ans. 10 Stcritne
Con seIiEe: aug; ~ non ;Io 9;.1i !. * III
~ ~ ntn e. s" M E.n,asn Ras Mich
uC nnt; LanM Eateea e III - -. sas' JtrNtS
NhhHes a.. chsS. =" 80 r.1J
~ nase; hs,ss snGr. ,'. r1Gt nstI Ms1ts shstj.
soW, eeotfe ae.a' lay s'en' ne'" AaA '"''>''
tute. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AlI. A!stEtAAsEnLs - IL. ~ .,,,.s.. .,+oe,
Meo1s n,1 psas ~ ~ n2s. ts.t ~ EeaIIcss nj
lle - tuttse' ot - far1e, nea1 ehe Fea' less'oi
a5S n9nxlo, = @ ~ ..e,. ,,o r.,,-ct.. ~
Ing MutnatA u 'aucssu'e' pe0s tne E'e1es-s' "
0Hhkosh, Is T. s.
! A sStNAS1k1n ttu4 SAsaASolOs. 49,, ,,,.,r
y. -, h.x: ;ha, a n.aa usii 81
" q no. AAk P~tSl tulAs sS - 30, -. -.
, 1870-08-02
4HUBENENTE.
pKARHORN 1UkArkk

Brls MAnninS.a welcome home, thss evening.
xst one Of the hea1ucst greetings which could
possibly ,,e accorded to populr performer. The
Ns,le theatre waa crowded 70 excess, And the In
d.cssioux were Inst had II been thrice the s1e It
would hare oeen autte ~ full The enthusiasm
which WIS manifested On The Appearance o. Al
the old fayorttea Of the troupe rnuss haxe osen
cheering to those gentlemen. The tecepuoa tney
n ct Win 1n1unte0 10 an ovation HlNJ nan"
niug. Bob uAts, Ktmtle. Ben Cotton. FFede1cfs,
ma III the old members Of the COMPANY we1e
ouily cheered Il they ca1ne on the seees Aaa
, 1870-08-02

Two OF three cbcfnodious rooms for commercial
putpoae.- The kitchen Arrangements ass e1cel-
lent, ana with The low taftH Of two aud hzlf dol
i1ed. The ptopt1etars ata well known Nr. Ecod-
nckA hAa been Tor long lime past the ca1pss kes
o. 1ff1ltJ Chu1ch, In TINS city, and Hr. BrpMn hks
AonAe heft1utant They mean 10 succeed and
theJ tiea&1ve 10 do 70.
, 1870-08-02

A call signed by u. u. Miller, o. S. Mann, n.
made for the Republicans Of the Twelfth War.t to
convene this evening at O'Clock, at No. $50 West
Lake strret, near Ann. Tor The purpose Of cOnsid-
urtrG the best interests Of the party.
The regular monthly meeting OF the BoAFtt OF
Managers Of the Home for The Fneniless will be
set4 nj the Home on tO-InOrtow At 10 a. m.
The monthly u.eff1Dg of the nRnagcrs OF the
Hospital for Women anu Children will rake place
1t tho hospital, No. it2 North State street, thts
afternoon a. o'cipck. ......
-Isev, Father Pre+cctt will preach this eveninK
on II. 4vsn," at Ascension Church, corner Of Elm
and IAS1ttt bt1eeta- Sta1H fire..
The Chicagn LJceum viii debate tomorrow
crening In lover FarweI Hall tho following res0-
lutton: " "laeolr<d, Tna1 Franee was IusttAtA IN
her late decial auon oi war against Prussia"
, 1870-08-02

At The West Lake street IRE III Saturday T. N.
one MrA Kelly, residing at No. 1s5 West Lake
street, appeared npou the scene a. spectator,
and 1hile standing In hail door near Tue burn
woman, the report OF pistol shot Nsa distinctly
heaT,I, and the strange woman referred to At once
iook speedy depsrturr. while Ars. X. RECEIVING
her rrsiience. Ur. X Ii. Hascour1, surgeon, wsa
lent far and after sspe trouble, found the bullet
lett hIr, aud reports that, had tue course OF the
hall t,sen All inch aoI half out Of the direction
taken, death would have been tucvtt1hle-
Ueep mystefy envelopes this ettaare affair, for
A1S X. Is poor wisoW wotnan. without Al ems
my IN the world anl II 10 the hypothesis that thu
hAl! was intended for the strange woman bel0ra
referIti Il 10. With care an! attention Ar1- f. will
recover at least 50 says Or. uarcburt. Can or
vii the police discover the perpetsator OF thls
tlastattlJ 1ft