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, 1870-06-27
RAILWAY VIADUQIa.
Petition OF Citizens to the Council Protesting
against UFiiRing the hallway which
lntersecss the City Near Six.
tccnth Street,

10 the Editor af TIE Chicago Tribune:
Soon after Alderman Wicker Introduced thfs
- ~Ffacuct PROJECT Tor tue railway companies. the
following petition WIS handed tn a m41nher of the
Noune,l iot piesentanon- he insteah' gooh1ed
h.,asd In Ith.t hs1 NJ. ta.-, .+~.s,os =. ,.,,,s.
a1."so .. ~ uuat nau 1ot oeen aesacned 70 tnls,
rn,ttee m s.ret,s and Ai,erc sna we,t t,,o ~.
petition being al,erwaris ,ecaptured. We In view
81 The above, and the course taken by the Boari
a. 5sns panne " % MoF ana ne Iaasag sompsnlss pub
citizen and sx.payer Of this city should read W
desire, through the papers, 10 make pubIic this
rei,'fsd aerne~ hpgcSaT tv rh aesr nq 6 ei
rs .SS Wre saoeA4 4oe'' DaeAeo os 'ae ooafa VI foo~
~ Hi Bo~ov de- Heyo4 and cou4noa cps.s e tae CITY
81 e4.eneo:
with nucl TcErrt nd s1iaxrncnt thaf moyrrnt bas
been tnadc your honorable body to sI1apse VIE ihe
RnTIirv4nn 4 (lu;rrv nr,.a [fn~-..-2-t~
, 1870-06-27

mg. nom tie Effects Of being sunst11ck. De-
DfPnty Coraoer held m Inquest, and the jury rs
eo5nea vefuict tn accordance with the facts
-Aoo1ts O'Clock yesterday morning youtx
ggseIcoMc oy heat On the c1rner OF H2lsied aud
yaekson streets. He was taken 10 his home, No
~ Jackson street, and attended by Dr.. Dunn,
who thinks be will recover.
<.-eefgeant Frank Galloway, Of Pinkztoph
1otSe, was snhstIuck In Ogdens Grove, about aaIt-
past CLOCK yesterday Afternoon. He was taken
considered 70 be in q dangerous condition.
r-San0el Morton, Wh0 resides at No. 81 East
H1nne Street, WIS overcome BY the heat on North
a S1axA street yesterday afternoon, and WAS taken
nome In hack He will recover,
t~1ae ound Newspaper peddler; who generally
standa q9l1nR the morning. on the corner Ut Clark
aao hanoolph streets, was stricken down N the
{. orner Of .Weis and randolph tareets, yesterday
M Initgf and taken to his home tn wagon. Il Il
thought be will not recover. - 40
, 1870-06-27

arc paying al that We a1e actually cost-
Ing, We are not lacking In gratitude "a
those who have estAhlished i home or boar,tmr
house {can It what yuu Tjtij where va can nave
Us q Email sum cach Keek ont OF our earn1nus
after our board ls paid
! am sure, II The two facts, that we 90 pay for
our boar3. and that 1Te DO appreciate the beneyo-
home, were TO be always Remembered, that he
most dtssgTccahte feelings any Of Us can haye IN
regard to II viii be entirely banlshed -
CHICAGO, June =, 1870. A Rn4vnrp
, 1870-06-27

There has been considerable difficulty among the
junior base ball clubs Of tho Northwest concerning
Claimed se@S eaSs aonR wom
are the Liberty Club. of Springfield, Ill: the stal
Club. OF Milwaukee, Wis; and the Active Club, oil
settled by holding 8 tournament for the junior
championship Of the Northwest, and as Chicago Is
the base ball centre Of the Northwest no less With
lected as the place Of holding the tournament,
which will commence On the 25th q
July ne1t, and continue until the .soth
secured as he grounds F1fst, second @ ana third third
Prizes will be given to the participants; also,
prizes to The best throWer, runner, &c. It's de-
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin, and Iowa,
20 that The Northwest, or greater part Of it. will
oe truly represented; and, fur the convenience Of
clubs trom these States, and from the Southern
part OF this State, the order Of games Will he SO
arranged that a stay Of two or three days only
w. III De necessary: Halt-tarc s.ekess can be OBJ
ing 10 enter, or wishing further Information, will
please address 2; s: Wagner, No. IFS Lssat5e
81 smt1eet, ca Gascago The entries should all be made
JUNIOR cuA11Ksuk
The Actlve nase Bal Club, Of Chicago, Ill, here
hundred miles Of Chicago to q match game Of
base ball, 10 be played on the afternoon Of July 4,
1870, on their grounds. Will play the club which
expenses. Address
NeNF kF &. TALLEr1K. Secretary.
CHICAGO, June 70, 1sIn. No. Is LaSalle street
GAME At SYCAMORE
SYCAMORE, June ga game Of base ball was
played here this afternoon between the crescents,
" fhis city, and the Amateurs, Of Cortland, which
resulted IN the defeat Of lhe latter hy score of71
to e
TIE A1LAS11C-EC1FunD GAME
From ths Neto York Times jung Is.
The game between the Atlantic aud Eckford
Clubs, yesterday, at the Captoline Grounds re-
suited IN the defeat of the EckfoEds By score OF
S2tos. The Ecktords were also defeated IN the
rst game played last month, the score then being
~ to e. The Atlantics evidently were in better
trim, and played with more enthusiasm than in
their game with the Athletics on Monday. a very
nne triple play WAS made In the eighth inning BY
Tue Eekforts, start being ut second base, Chap
man at drsty ana Ferguson at the bat Ferguson
hit bot nal to Duffy. 1t third. which was quickly
Allison. thus dlsposfng Of the whole three In short
order. Ferguson played In Pearce's plaee.at Short
and rearce played behind the bat, both doing ex-
eeedlngly we'll considering they we're ont Of POSI-
uon- The excessive heat, together with the gene
af their opponents, probably caused the very
slim attendance Of Spectators that Witnessed the
Eatne.
, 1870-06-27

The Sycamore (M.) Republican Ct the 25th
SAVE: 1.-THE Judicial Convention at Dixon. on
Thursday last, after session lasting til mid.
night, and after more than one hundred ard
fifty baliotings nominated Hon BENZ. R. Shell
don, Of Galena, for Judge Of the Supreme
Court in this (sixth) Judicial District. Judge
Sheldon had, on the f7st ballot, the unani-
nous support Of hia Judicial Circuit,
and two votes from this County.
Judge Heaten, OF Dixou. had his judicial
Circuit and two votes from thia county Judge
Murphy, Of Woodstock, had the support Of
Boon and McHensy Counties on the first five
ballots, and Char1es Wheaton. OF AqEora, VA.
supported By the delegates from kane md
Kendall Countiea till the last ballot. Tbs final
vote stood 81 for Ehaadnn and 26 for He1tou,
Judregheldon baa bad twenty yeezs expedence
~ Gsrcuit Judge: hts ability and integrity are
far kboys suspicion; ho ia IN every way worthy
of Tie support Of tbs people Of this 5udicaa
DzsttiGt.
, 1870-06-27

VJat1nar the honeiesa- man. appears Tor The
nrst time, this evening, u some OF hta great actA
He reputed TO be one Of the greatest Of living
cuf1oslties "
"The Green Huntsman" e. 'ters upon tta fourth
Eeek At the Opera House, this evening, VIII new
dances, new costumes, and the DeLaVe children
IN their acrpbauc bu8neAB,
George VI. Morgan, the famous New York or
Eanist, commences sertes Of cpncrsA > az FarWell
HAL On Thursday evening, upon Hn1e- occasion
erection b. Chant Jackson, Of this c4t which
has been built by them as sample fnsSn ment,
and combincs many new and unique tHt rove
, 1870-06-27
OUTDOOR SPORTS,
white Stockings rs. Eckforas.
Of syracuse-Score, 30
to Is.
Tournament for the Junior Champion.
ship Of the Northwest,
The Great I,rotttnk Event at
NaETagunsest Park.
1HE WHITE STOCKINGS At srg1cnB.

opocaal Despatch to Tia Chicaso Tnbun.v 81
osRAcusR, June 3a-Tne game of base ball
mere to-day, between tho Eekfosds, at this cfty.
ana me White Stockings, WAS won By the latter
ns score Of 30 to Is, the game being called nj
inc end OF the sixth inntns IN order to enaol
the Chicago bo,s to get avsy on the O'Clock
makers on Monday. After tae trcmendons 9n3e
nlayed At Oswegn the dsJ previous the W6ite
stoeElngs took things very easy to-day, In orIer
mere being sea1 work nhead at that place. The
Ec11ord Club is picked nine, aud conta!ns some
very me Playera However, taetr score would
never nave been as large had 1t not been for fhe
circumstances above stated. The following Is
, 1870-06-27

The ball yearly exanainato2 as thts institution, will
4, On Tast;aay, y ;y oWednesdas, md ThaEsaay Juae
wh;s, the public generally Ar corlially invited The
Nations. the reading Of ts5ys, etc.
, 1870-06-27

7p Tx Editor Of The Chicago 745buae:
ls there no remedy for the incessaut, and wan-
ION blowing Of tug whistles from sk too o'clock
every morning? They are not blown In ii busl-
ness" a. It Is plaIn to discern the difference, but
are b'o"n, apparently, In response to one another
anu arc the the same whistles every morning, as
1aM1llaf to the ear as the barks Of the nesRhbofs
cur dog under the window, who sneaks away a.
soon as daylight comes. counted ~ ticks Of nv
watch while one Of these enterprtRing gentlemen
not Bee the cause OF having ten thousand people
Kept awake, within ratlIns of eight or nine blocks
q Rush and Clark street bridges, for the amuse-
ment and diversion Of these engineers
..- CLARENDoE HOUSE,,
CHICAGO, June Is, 1870.
, 1870-06-27

7e Mk Editor Of The Chieaao 1s1aune: ...
VIII yon inform the public, through your paper,
Why LaSaHe street between Madison and Adams,
IS not Eprtnkle17 II so, Jou wIll ohlIge two who
what 1t is to be cnokcd with the dust Youra,;very
truly, TWO SUFFERING MoRIAIs.
.ASsEEH-BecAuse the tesidents thereon don't
choose to pay for II
, 1870-06-27

AUCTION SALES
BY H. LONG
, 1870-06-27
The American Organ.

After twenty years Of uninterrupted prosperity,
-Icssrs~ $. y. d H. W. Smith have at taat found
hat even their large mnuufactory, with all Its L.
,or-say1ng machinery, Is wholly Inadequate t.
fura1gh Instruments fast enough 10 supply The de-
lnnnti. They have been compelled to add a sixth
story 70 their building, p ortier to have tue re-.
completed, they hope to be able to satisfy
ihetr agents and patrons, for time, at
Least ApHEt from this gratifying pecuniary SIC
cess they take special PRIDE In thinking that the!r
eEoiss to make the AmeTtcah Organ the vcrJ best
reed instrument arr SO generally appreciated.
Thry will continue to use all available Ingenuity
anu skill, tn add new facilities for combination
anil expression, and, while they never rashly
claim to hare rcached perfection, they will con-
stAutlE HtIlEe for IL-Laoxtpn 1fnpklAcE.
, 1870-06-27


EoH AAhE-JO4lET CUT-OFE EHAEKt II
large er small Aasntides, delivered At any point 10
tho city q Depot It BH8htop whffg P.I6HSs P.S
C1ark-<A, Roons ). JOHN MGCAFFKRY 3 CO.
EOn sALE-A- SMALL F1nR PRo9E SAFE
- Chap JACOB B. SAIPHERD G@Hs - ado
III IA86ife.1k
, 1870-06-27

Sure to Regulate the Rosvclx.-Mr..
mothers can rely upon for their children, il cor
rects acidltJ Of the stomach, regulates the bowels
nnd Rives rest health, and comfort to mother ami
child During the process Of tceth1ng, Its value Ii
incaicu'abe, It aoftens the gums, reduces lnl1a-
nation, and aiRYs al1 PAIN, thereby giving rest to
the child, and comfort TO the mother.
Pimplcs Removed and the Skin
made smooth by using Juniper Tar Soap, manu-
facturesi by Caawen, IiaZaru l. CO., New York
Cod Liver Oil.-Hazard L CasweWs Cod
Liver Oh ts the bcst-ddrtrttseut<zt.
Paper Hanging and WIudaW
shades, latest styles Pa1nta, OILS glass and
brushes at F. E. 1tiGbys- 50 Randolpf-si
, 1870-06-27

The following are the Senator's whose vote
defeated the bill which had pasved the House
for the abolition OF the franking special privi-
lege, so olious IN the sight Of their eoustitu-
nnt9.
, 1870-06-27

YeBte nday the Deputy Coroner made an autrnsy
OF the re. nAlha or an unknown man found hxrnr3ng
70 fence on Klston road, near Divlsion street, oG
By man aned Quinn, Who notIded the poIiee.
Deceased Nsta dressed In awoollen shilr and pauta
ae VA About y years Of age. and has chin Whls-
and thc corpse Was sent to the dead house 10 aWait
Identification. ~ "" "''
, 1870-06-27

loan, or extend its credit to any corporation,
association, or individual it provides that only
general laws shall he passed for the org1niza-
ton OF corporations AEeafter to be created !;
1t preeczibes stringent provisions for the pre-
vention, detection, exposure and punishment
Of fraudulent and dishonest expenditures Of
public money; and limits the amount Of taxes
TINT Boards OF supervisors may levy, and
debts tha. counties, cities and townships mhy
be involved in by their local authorities.
The new constitution confers on the Cover
nor two-tbirds veto power to check prodigal
appropriations and high taxes, corrupt and
Iog-roI1ing combinations, and oppressive and
unconstitutional acts. II gives him the power
to remove all officers and agents whom he may
appoint, in cases Of incompetency, unfhithful-
ness, or mnlfeasance in office.
The judiciary article anlarges and improves
tho system of courts, to the end that speedy
and exact Justice, with q reduction Of costa
may be secured to snitors.
The article On counties provides for h1ed
and definite compensation, and directs that all
fees shall be paid into The County Treasures !;
that fees shall be uniform, and fo1bids Office
holders to lobby the Legislature to give
them extra fees and perquisites, and
reo1,ires them to make 3 semi
annual report, under oath, Of al fees
and ouoluments received, aud TO- account Tor
the ha1ue,
It also forbids the Legislature to extend the
time for which thoy were elected, or increase
their pay above the SALARY allowed them BY the
Supervisors, Common Councils, or other munic'
ipal authorities. The new constitution alae
Su.nr,- tha T1f;1nfa flan{rnl Railroad
, 1870-06-27

Buffalo Market

RALEIGH, 1une ah-The canvass IL about TO open
eatnestlr, Nearly all the candidates for pflct at
he August election have tAken the stump,
, 1870-06-27

Concerning Ida Lewis, = Newport CORES
pondent eayA: Everybody thought the
{urore about Ida had died out, and ida would
DO left in peace. The rush OF visitors has
commenced again notwithstanding, and she il
to he bored to death this summer az last.
Visitors land ut the rock investigate the house
bold arrangements, ascertain II possible what
they feed on, stare at Ida and everything that
surrounds her. patronizipgly ask her II she
wasn't scared when in the water, aud. after .
leave. These callers fancy thoy are paying a
great compliment to hrlss Lewis, while in
reality, il she were not the most obliging per-
son in the world, she would not stand their
imrertinence m hour. She has never fully
recovered from the injuries received at the
last reHcItnn
, 1870-06-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

An experience OF a third OF a cen.
t1sy has Kiren l. Rice, Esq, OF the American
first class hotel The popularity OF that hotel In
diealcs that the public appreciate his efforts to
, 1870-06-27
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE,

FOR SALK-sPLENplD oFFER-THE COMMITS
missioner q fhe Wisconsin Farm MortsaFe Lana
sana qiPs hundred nd I'D aese. e
Way e1tsn&ins from Portage City to Tn1naht in The
stale q nseonain s1ty-one miles The aaid. landa
sso undfE n aet ot cenrrrs granting lauds to sh1
railtoads app1pvc dune ls" Thee lsn1s this eo.
papy ~ sen and A d:2o:s et II sae BODY whole Ct
dollars and fifty cents M tho Of pay
mcnt to Be such n.y BE- agreed upon BY the respect
tne President Il The Beal At big ece a the village
BY order Of tic Board Of Gom1nlssiozera.
STODDARD JUDD; President :.
TOR SAILS ACRES FINE FRUIT LANn
T. half mile from New Buffalo; Mica Only 8l,5M
Also 100 aetes !n the West Lands sod com1cis
eIOp JEO G. EIEEf0I,S1N. Ii Den fhorn,st
, 1870-06-27

A Bootehman, named Jack Bseal, q Jeaz. q age1
ssFee& about hsi5.peH o'clock JeztsrdI UatR.
, 1870-06-27

Hr,FfA10 June N-BkxApsTuFFB-F3om 9taAd5.
Wheat Inactive xnd entirely nominal. Cozn-acsr
lots OF Western II Sc
FxI1aHB-Whest, sXc; corn, &c
, 1870-06-27

D9 = stabbfnx Afftay.
Last Christmas George Whee1e9 went tn f,,nc,n
natt st C., Charles Rindle vent, too Rlndie can't
Garyey MARTINI that Wheeler Was -, AM, dare
not 60 to lin Greek. When Wheeler TeiurncI
@ sa,a is.sad @ Ssd nim, IN confidence, what Rlnile
rolling mill tn Bridgeport, aud. although sseinx nv
one. one another Occasionally, id not
meet nc together since the remark was made uutii
last saturday nlght, between ii sud l2 O'Clock
when oil wcrc IN Trowins saloon, No. ss1; AIche +
avenue After imbinlng, Wheeler aprroachr,,
Mhale, and asked him Il be had made the remark
thing called the man who said he did lIar, md
added. in conclusion, that he could whip thc Que
VI who @ asserteS It AaItlq then stepped up. andsail
Martin jumped Up, and vas ea,.so tnotted ta
domh tom "a afa'n; aia Hs nha submitted IKE good Ca1s-
TOO much Of good thing was played out, be alIan.
donet hts Christian forbcarance sud clDchcti with
his assai!aat scatl1e ensacd, and KludIc wns
stabbed n ihe lsft stds Martin a,l WneelcE iis-
appeared app alter the cutting, AMI Dr. Behwell was
sent 1or to attend the wounded man. The knife
.ns;a,en soasfa ne abdomen md she wound IL
nopn, Policeman Jerry Casey, he who Eobbicd twp
nloskihg btna sing, arrested Martin anl Wheeler,
ard locked them up In the Ar1uory. Martin said
ne t1idnt 40 the Eatfing. and affirmed that KtntIe
stabbed himself In attelnptin9t tu cut him tMartln)
They VIII have hearing as soon as Riudle is a1ie
10 appear.
Miscellaneous
a fair and festival Will be commenced this even.
Ing In the basement nf St PauI5 Catholic Church.
cotuer Of Clnton and Mattler Streets for the pur-
pose Of paying OF portion OF the debts OF the
Gnt'rEh. and will continue until the evening OF
July :. FEoM the Efforts now being made by the
managers, under the directions OF the good pas
tor, happy aud favorable results arc expected.
,-Fo4t Wild geese were recently presented to
Union Park, bJ John krider, OF the Yportsmeh,s
Inn, Vt Rnbertad2le, through J. ". TAppen, Pres
ldcn1 OF the Union Shooting Club, OF thls city.
The saloon Of T. y. Waldo, On West Madison
street, was entered, on Saturday night, BIZ bur-
g!atp, who stoe two sets Of billiard balIa. worth
ESQ, box Of cgats, and some change.
John aaifey, aged nine years. While playing
WIN colt in the yaFi adjoining his fathers res
idcnce, No. 100 BHmer street, yesterday after
hoon, Was kicked III the face By Its
fn"ther and badly Injured. TTo OF his teeth
were Knocked out and hts face frightfuliy cut
,,,,A - aneak thief entered the residence OF
" Horse Eddy, on Wabash avenue, on Saturday
afternoon. Ahl when About to appropriate coat
Was observed by one Of the family.
Horse was called, captured the fellow
1nl held on to him Until = policeman
came. The fellow proved TO be Emil Bacr, who
WIS fined $2a for vagrancy last week, promised to
ieafe ibNn, and the execution was suspended
h!linG oed.hugs and mosquitoes arthe DrldeWell,
VIII be bis occupation for the next month.
Tie West Side station Keeper vino spelled Ae-
cleEt " "ocquidant,r has rival on the South Side.
Last night be got on s'auccupent for occupant
, 1870-06-27

The body Of little chlh, 6 months old. rwAs
found in house on Walnut street, near Western
avenue, yesterday morning. It Was the son Of
Michael Cummings. q laborer. Neither the father
Disappeared dis ~ % Fridsy afternoon aud the % for.nef
On Saturday afternoon. Varisus runora were
a1oat as to how the child came to its death, one
being that IT was murdered. There were
no marks OF violence on its body, and, II 1t WIS
Killed by lH parents, 1t was smothctetl.
The face was hloated, and It may
have rolled over on Its lace,
and being too weak to move, may have Bmothered
Itself. Cummings mud bis wife arc great drinkers
and have been on spree for some lime. Hence,
Tumor that starvation was the cause OF death, Il
very plausible They have TWO other Children,
which Werr taken care Of by the nc!9hhora, Thii
morning the Coroner will MAKE an Investigation,
and the postreo7Iem examination win sstahlish tht
csQse OF the chtld,a death.
, 1870-06-27


CAsWELL.ALI1SON--At the Cathedral Of St.
fetcrs and St Paul. JrAc = by Rev. s. j. MAsiL MI.
city.
May IL hy Rev. RDht Colyet, Mr. s. B. PaIkhurzs and
Mis- Kin 4. Woodruff, Ill Of this city.
, 1870-06-27

! ~ ANTED-W&
y ~ ErUNpto0 b
., Wctyr3E, Dtlo nAE
Of steady habits
AGENT JAckN,aBt
, 1870-06-27

Colonel j. l. Ja1nA
Edward c. C!eaver,
Ch1A ". Fullerton.
AF. Eldrtd.
J. s. K.,ndau,
: ". W. Evuts
Porter IAylawmth,
Vim, Midcf,
A. W. Henderson.
TlolnAB Freeman.
Chal Worth,
Jacob HAT
ChnE- W. Barnes,
y. h. HiEkinL
AGrAnd l. Boutop.
n. l. HIgH1a
John. S. Gano,
+ ~. Skinner,
Adam Knott.
D. Vaughn,
J. p. Merrill,
ChaA C. FiBhcr.
Warrington Warren.
W A jenkins,
DaHdColE
g. " EdwArt1x
N. B. Hull,
JAme H. SEHu.
W. j. Goodrich,
Albert II. Walker.
VIM A. MuHCz.
John l. Thompson,
Norman s. H1fnee.
John R. Wklsh.
Thot11As 8. sexton.
n. r. Fairhauk,
D. G. brown.
ChAe Richmond.
Geo. N. Satkett,
Chaa. B. Pope.
G. A. Leland,
John I. Hancock.
James ". Odells
c. B. DupeE,
Q. H. Scvc1ns,
B. T. Parker.
Murry Nelson,
F. s. Hanson,
j. Stiles,
J. II, Cutler,
Vim. ClinEn&n.
Wm. Il. Gale,
r. e. Smith,
j. D. johnson,
O. +. Baldwin,
Afrl11. GaIe
j. T. Hatch,
VIM. Strong,
r Ctxpiu,
". +. TompAnh,
Jos, A. Lock-,
John McEinncsx,
L. D. Adlit,
". A. Hathaway,
Vim. Il. Mil1cr,
A. II. MilEF.
r. Y. Wad1worth,
B. F. Aver,
J. G, Retnhart
E. 4. Wilder,
H. P. Ndrtd.
Jpet Bikelow,
l. VI 'WAllscc,
y, 8, Snlfth.
G. W. 1hu:naE
Leopatd Wilson.
J. B, hxmc.
1Yt &h d ~nf1 ~ m x~1-3t4
, 1870-06-27
UIED.

60 -
Patrick and Ellen O'Caiiskhsn, aFed fapriths
tMnclal It O'clock from No, 3 claskat-
WEATQS-ln this city June Is ut The residence Of
her father 4 Cssset Mabel E.. daughter OF Henry O.
and Maria II. Werton. -
Kc1nA!ns will be taken East. for iotefutpt 1t II 4
Monday. ="
satnptioo 3rs Nsney Brishaua Hs1dy. ssed Is yes1z
A9;tqn and 1 WSress,eI e Ma.s g9Ps1's 9Th Rsass egRy
FunErnl tsnn, 1910 Adaukat,, Monday noon.
MACKEyInnc IS At 8:45 ,. 1n., Of cholera lnfsntuu
Thomas David, only child Of Bartey and Nora MAekey
aged months and Is days.
Train leaves Milwaukee, Depot for Calvary Cemete4y
At 70 2. M today. Friends ate Invited
, 1870-06-27

Four hundred others on this petition would oc-
cupy too much space for your patience We haze
the original, which speaks plainly the sentiments
Of the people, to which thousands more can be
added.
CD1cAGo, June 2G, 1870.
, 1870-06-27

EeRds5a.. Es,ts sa:ss..ns.:.f s5S5 E
TIE GARDEN C1TYs At NAPERv1L1E
1he Garden Cit5s made al excursion TO NapeE-
vile, Saturday, and In the afternoon played a
game with tht club OF that village, whom they de-
teated by the following
-. n -. kRcoNE.
, 1870-06-27

SANE DAr-Furzc saooo, for all horne.: aa5os to
fsst 1000 to second, aod $500 to third horse; mig
heAts best three In Ave In arnesB4an additional Pre-
mimi q s2to % he given to TIC Wnncr of any heas
Rnda Dobit'a t. M Goldsnith M1id. ~ l1l
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, 1870-06-27

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