, 1874-09-28

| puuhcanH, represented by Michael Mcdonald,
and asa tho pcoplo's Party, represented BY ;tamcs
| mud nssault md battery bnits, and does not giro
any indication Of the result Of tho battlo 10 bo
fought IN November.
GENERAL NEWS.
Col. A. ]. Kellar, OF the Momphis avalanche,
ID At tho ra1mer House.
Theodore Thomas, with superb orchestra and
tho now vocalist, Miss Emtna Crauch, arrived
this morning from buffalo. 1Tr. Thomas will i'm
n,odiasely arrange d programme, and tho "details
Tor tho toatimonlal benefit tondored him by tho
citizons OF Chicago. nnd fnll announcements Of
this noteworthy musical event will probably bo
published Tomorrow morning.
Bociablo will bo held ut tho Fourth Unitarian
Church Wednesday evoning. After tho sociabo
q misunderstanding Of tho church will be held TO
consider tho ndYiHabitity Of renting tho povs tho
onauingy year.
Jnmea Caroy WAS shot III tho faco md scvercly
injured, Saturday night, In tho saloon Of James
Martin, No, % Wost Lako streot, and although
Oilicer John O'Connor made duo Inquiry con-
corning the matter, ho was unabe to lca,n who
did tho shooting which was inserted to layo bcen
! accidontal. Caroy llyca at No. 81 North Clinton
HtrcUt.
Justice Ford held an inquest at Oakland yes
tordav On the body of an unknown man who was
found drowned in tho lake, at tho pior near
Broohs ntrcet.. Tho body had tcen In tho water
hone timc. verdict Of found drownetl was
rendered. Deceased sSas about feet inches in
height. and rather atout* 11o waa O. German,
! about 55 years Of age, nud was dressed in dnrh
brown suit. 4 card in ono Of tho pockets bole
tho namo of Mr. Thonle1y.
Detectives Simonsls aud NcGrath loft for
oner, Tom Scott. tho principal party IN tic First
National Bank robbery at that place. Scott is
one of.tho most akilful and noted burglars in tho
WcRt, aud haa boon in the Hcnitontary several
times.
P. A. Wcstcrt from and Gustavus paln,green
bocamo involved in aqtlnrrel over some unknown
cause about l o'clock yesterday morning, at No.
19l North Union street, md tho former suddenly
ended 1t BY drawing knifo aud Btabbing tho
latter several times in the taco, head.
aud arms: Dr.. Qaino,, was called, and
goroua. Officer Wassmund arrested Westor-
atrom, and lie was booked OH tho charge Of MI
assault with deadly weapon with lntont to kill,
and locked up to await the result Of Palmgrcen'n
injurins. Both mon LaYo refused to give tho
! CAUSE OF the quarrol
Saturday might and Sunday morning will 10
memorable III tho annals OF pnsiliBm. In nddi-
ton to the hlcGarry- Mcdonald and uosing-
Comfort unploasantnesses, thers wnB big fight
at tho corner Of Clark and Madison Streets
about 2 o'clock yesterday morning. aud QUO i'll
diyidunf WIS badly beaten by q hickman whom
ho called bad namo. Another individual
punched the nose OF d man who called him d
toafer on Madison street car. Thus 1t was,
that tho big ROWS led to numerous small onca.
Tho annual ahootors festival (scl,uotzentent)
Of tho 0cr,nau Sharpslootora' Society, Of this
city, commenced yesterday and Mill bo continued
until this evening. At about q o'clock yesterday
morning. tho members Of tho socioty assou.btsd
at their hall corner Of Indiana aud North Clark
streets. and from there marched iu a procession,
preceded by tho Great Wcatern Lii ght Guard
Band to tho depot OF tho Hrcat Eastern laroad,
where tLoy embarked for SharpHbootcrs' Park,
nenr Thornton. Tho principal amusement con-
sisted I'll prizo-shootin..
THE rn1xrEns' MILITARY cosfrASy.
a meeting of tho Chicago Typographical Mill
tary Association took place yesterday afternoon
at No. 10 Dearborn street. Tho meeting was but
poorly attended, only about twenty persons be-
ing present, and these fcv, Judging by tue null
titt'do Of rosignationB. must hayo been oil of1l
/ Gers. Capt. Howard was The fist to hand In his
resignation, and. on its acceptance. lo snid tnnt
by thus rcs1gning he hoycd tho Association
would batter 1tzcli by stronger attempts to pro-
moto harmony, Paul n. Heating tho Secretary
Of tho Association, t|son tendcrcd his rcsigna-
tiou, but it MAS ruled out Of order. Tho rceigna-
t!on OF tho President, Mr.. BcecLer, following In
close succession, was unanimously accepted
Mr. Madden vas then requested to tako tho
chair. but he refused, aaying That ho was merely
q looker-on and vas not q member of tho Asso-
citation. I1o followed in 6 speech dcnounclng
the printers in general for mt attcudin. tho
meetings Of clubs and soceties Which had, from
timo to time, bcon formed in their midst. Bcy~ :.
eral attempts were mndo to appoint m Executive
Committee and to elect d now President, but in
yain. The Secretary mado several despairiug
calls for monsy to pay the expenses of tho hall,
bit oil were to 10 r1lrposo. One man mas suf-
fcring from a sudden iilnoss another had 4 man
waiting for him downstairs, md nil the rest
droppod OF to sloep allowing tho Secretary to
yo!l himself hoarsc. Some QUO thon made n mo-
tion to adjourn, subject to tho call Of the Vice
President, and, after slight debate, the motion
Yas carried.
HOTEL ARRIVALS. ~
Grand Pacific Liot{-James Ludington, P. q.
AuIt, milwaukee; II. Dntmau, Lynn, Mass;
james 4. AIcdonielo Sacramento; Ephraim s.
Jackson, Edward pcArco. Providence, II. L.; c.
u. Morgan, Sun francisco John j. Crnilkshanls,
Jr., Hannibal, Mo-; p. Z. st1.debalor, South
Bend. =, I'olnse, No.tsc--Col: Andrew ).
Ke!ley; Memphis Maj:: W.. II. Il. Audo,aon,
benjamin 4. 6. Fuller Boston; Prof. II.
7. James, California; n. s. Hill, Of tho
Il!uatratol prcas party; J. a. Johnson Santa
barbara. fremont Housc-J. ". Iro-
deli, Jr., Ciucinnati; Nohcrt Allan, GroonocIs,
Scotland; 3. I. Bruce. Buffalo; r. A. Bodino,
Now YORK; Il, r. Dayley, philndelphia; john
ofSis saSst R5 %renuo rheasro sassn coMoneon
Maj. Z. J. Carter. U. s. H.; II. D. Watson, ",
II. Partington, buffalo; 4. II. l,ush Boston
Jes6o II. Smith, Detroit; William q. Wilson,
Now York.
LAKE.
Tho Lake Trustees mot In session ut tho
Town.Hal Saturday afternoon, with all present
with tho exception Of President Tabor. Iu tho
absenco Of the President, Dir. Muirhcad ocou-
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