, 1873-10-09

German school-house on Fulton street, neai
Uoyno.
Dir. Il. Holub has writton lotter to this pa
por In which he aRys that an has been made
in tho account OF tito robbery at tho ll0tlHo OF
Mr. Bishop, IN tho atatemont that tho policeman
broke throlGh a. plato,,glans in tho door IN liia
officer romainet ontHldo Of tho l,ousc, apparent
" afraid to 90 H., until Indy told hin, TINT lie
was a misorablo coward. llo further stntos TINT
most Of tho houaea IN tho noighborioosl have
boon entered BY burglars ct lato, md tint thc
police in the vicinity are oithor unwilling or un.
able to put stop to 1t.
Tho Grand Lodge 4. +. l. A. H., Of tho Str.
OF Illinoia, IN ness{on ut Mccormick 1inl elected
the following ofllcera yostcrday: Grand Master.
Jasnss 4. Hawloy, Dixon Deputy Grand Master.
drsndd wsrlon 5osepIi Robbins, % quaoy eSs arasd
Ttonsurer, j. 4. Delnncoy, Oentralin; Graz
Secretary, Orlin II. Minor. Springfield. TIL
inhalation Of tho eieoto1 and appointed of1icon
w takc psce At 10 o'clock tl,ia morning.. nl!cr
cago, will deliver an oration. Tic Grand Lodge
roaesonb1ea ut this morning.
Tho Doarl Of Police met an usual yesterday,
Tho caao Of Officer prismoyer wan CONTINUED
until to-day, md llo was suspended from, duty
until the conclusion OF tho CASIO. onlcor Kely
cor, on tho complaint Of Aid. Bcl,affnor, but, 1t
being thought that tho latter was rather DOM
inoering,. tho aontonce was limited to ropri-
mand. After an animated discussion upon tho
onginoa, the Board dccidod to try nIadame Uda's
ladder ut tho corner Of nnndopl street and
Michigan avonua.
Tho Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Rail-
road Is In tho habit Of leaving cars on street
crossings, and thus obstr1cting tho way. sov-
thorities, and the officers promised that . COM
potont poraon would bo appointed to romedy this
evil. But 1t aeems this has not beeu douo, for
an ompty freight-car vas loft on the crossing Of
Clark and Twenty-soyonth streets for eigh1oot1
honrs., Yoaterday morning thoBe facta were
elicited ut tho trial before Justice Banyon, who
flned tho Company 800 and costs.
George Allen, his wife. Hattie, und her sister,
Alary KNOX, aro q precious trio, for whom
"panol game is proper aynonym. Our read-
ets will remember tho caRe Of certain Hughs,
wbo, short time ago, was robbed OF bis money
ny tho Aliens, for which crime Hattie Allen ID
now awaiting trial. An old gray -loadol farmor
from Linden camo to Chicago to 500 tho Exposi-
tion, With about 81 900 in money on his pefson.
money stolen. Luckily they overlooked 5000, so
ho lost only $1,000. When they were arrested.
Of couras the money conld not bo found iii tloit
posstess!!9fn ana they Sy{,"a viii likely pniH
$1,000 and Mary Knox III 81, quo bail to appear
| at the Criminal Court.
The Committee on Organization, elected at
tho last mcoting Of the Philosophical Society Of
Chicago, hare boon inaefatfgablo In their work.
| aud will offer ticket on Saturday oyenng that
cannot fail to command respect, not only for
the talont represented, but tic diversity Of tho
aectB aud schools Of thought which it contains
| No name has been used without consent md
this consent ie itsolf promise of RuccoBB to tho
Society," tor when - mon ct opposite yews con
ence5, great step is gained. It ia hoped TINT
| an opportunity may occur to liatou to that o!o-
quent scholar, tile Rov: y. r: Allgor, after tue
business OF tho ovoning is finished. Tho public
let Epiacopau Church room, southeast corner
Clark and Washington streets, and tile hour 7:30
o'clock.
Pat Mcfarland is owner Of q barn. This barn
has no paint on It, and ono Of his neighbors,
Mr. Wnklo, has Al oyo to tho beautiful, and tho
| artistic eye 80, finding time when Poter was
and, without permission, began 10 paint i'll q
vigorous manner tho offending burn. Tue T.; ac-
fspe Gould F'tss s in an 0Fss s tAst ore eS
to his " amazoment, that Mnkle as was
! painting Ills barn. He threw the pot OF paint
tho same way. Mr. Kinklo prudontly withdrew,
and friends Of his threw brielsbats at Peter, and
lie, with the help Of sympatli2ng relatives.
putnmcled the Hinklo crowd with BtaVog. The
thing became so mixod that it must 10 laid on
the shelf with the "Schloswig md uostein u
affair and the adoption of Court House plan,
"a another Of the uarayeled mysteries.
The Star Weekly is the title Of q sprightly lit
tie sheet published every Tuosday by Messrs.
Carpenter j. Sheldon, the managers Of the Star
Lecture Course. The first number contains tho
eaitors' salutatory stating the object of the
paper, a ehort article giving several very good
reasons why the musical public Rhon]d turn
out On mnsHo to hear Ihon,aB Orchestra,
and soyeral bright and reaaab'e bits Of
gossip OF everybody and everything in
any way connected with tho star Course Of lec-
tureB. Tho sheet il printed on tintoa papor, a,,l
its general appearance is credit to its publiah-
! ers. The editors announco TINT prize Of SIS
will be paid each week Tor tho best original para
graph witticism, thus offering encouragement to
! our Jerrolds and Swifts to awaken their latent
powers. Owing to its extensive circulation, it is
! a good advertising medium.