, 1873-11-06

bnil Of 5,00D, for iss,ling fraudulent nnt'ralsza
ton pnporu Inns boon passed. over to tho Grand
Jury. Mr.; offara mud AustIn Doy1o llayo 1oen
a!,nitnoncd ~ wtnossoB, mud tic case will rrob-
ably ho passoa upon to-day.
Nothing was tono In tho city oflcoB yesterday,
none having sufficiently recovered from tho Of
tect Of tho election to DO ablo to astond to buH-
moss. Tho Police Con,1nissionorB como together
Informally III tho forenoon and III tho afternoon
went ovor to tho Htonm flro-ongino trial ut tho
Nort Plcr. Tloy hold no official meeting.
JOHN and David Abbott wont to lilo polls on
Indiana avonuo and Kicked up a frat'class dis.
t,,tbance. Iho officer atntio,led tlora tried to
ltrest John, but he was too much for tho n1inion
Tho low. 11olp was called, and John and Dhve
woro i'acarcoratch. J1stlco Danyon tinod JOHN
No|s Benson ID the son OF Son King by direct
descent, and no inhorits tho woll-klown pro-
ollvltieH Of ills ancestors to Bteal or tako pos
sosalon OF other peoples property. Nela lnalo
tho conquest Of G. Ho.lbner's wstcI, aih chain.
and was arrostod and held by Justice 5oi,ily in
bail of $500 to appear at tho orlnlinul Court.
John Harltins, like tho dofcated Gnu didates,
= tln,l company. He broSo Into Edward Camp
&, bell'u house, No. 6dG Burnside Blroct, to sock
compai,fonnlip Of hta fellows, but a1r. Campbell
didn't relish tho visit, md landod tho lonely man
over TO Ill officer. Justice Banyon unfeelingly,
fined him 51D.
Sampson Dunning was brought hoforo Tn tca
States Commissioner King, yontorday morning,
chargeJ with retailing liquor without q ucpnso,
nt No. UT WabaBh ayoil1,e. Ho was hold iii
5000 bail to answer tho charge on tho 18th inst.
Nicholas Coones, residing at: 605 West Madison,
appeared in tho Same Court as doronlant Oh Q
refusing to deliver. otters belonging to tile@lat-
tor, Tho cass was continued uutii llalr-past 0
this morning.
Tho Chicago Christian Union las t1ono a grace
fu aud flnppy thing in presenting the Fnculty' Ut
tho Chicago Hlgh-acllo0l 100 cards OF admission
70 tho Concert of tho hfondolsgohn Qis.ntette
Club, .at Union Park Congregational Church,
next Friday oyoning, for FREQ distribution among
tho older pupils Of tint institution. Thorn Ia
ovory reason to expect n brilliant concert, and
oxcelIont peouniary rosults'to the Union. =
Tho Northwestern Advisory Committee Of tho
American Baptist Educational Commission ia
holding a ,neotllng at tho Michigan Avenue Pap
tet Church. This Committee has indorsed tho
proposed plan for q centonufal celebration. in
behalf OF thu Baptist institutions Of learning
throughout tho United States, and Is arranging
the details to make 1t effective. =
a meeting of tho Indies Of tho Christian Union
Was held yesterday afternoon. 4 committee on
appointed; 1t WAS determined to give dinner
Thanseglring-Day to tho stranger within our
gateB }" mud 1ataila partially arranged for TINT
occason. Tlhoto is shortly to bo banquet at
tho Pacific Hotcl III aid Of tho Union. ..
About II o'clock Tuesday night, Mr. Joseph
Trevoat. of No. 181 Henry stioot, found a uys-
tcrious~1ooking baslsot upon hia front doorstep.
Upon taking IL into the house it was found to
contain 4 living infant, very nicely wrapped up
III rod flnnnel The little waif appeared to DO
suffering from Anngor and exposure, and al
though It received every possible attention at
tho hands Of Mr.. and Mrs. Provost. II died about
1 O'clock yesterday morning. Who left 1t, could
not bo ascertHiucd.
Sometime during Tuesday night, the resi-
avenue, was entered by burglars md about $500
worth Of property carried of. Entrance waa
oiTecsod by forcing open back door. 1Ir.
Warren and his family boing absent from the
city, the house was without an occupant, 80 that
tho thieves mot with no Interruption. Tie
property taken consisted, for the most part, Of
silyerware and jewoIry. There is no clue what
ever Tn t1,n thinyas