, 1874-07-28

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Chicago Tribune.
ILLINOIS.

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Chicago Tribune.
1L1INo1s.
William Bradshaw, lad IT yeara old, went
out to Eldrel's pond, near Carrollton, lato on
Saturday afternoon last, with other boys for tho
purpose OF bathing. Bradshaw had not been in
tho water long whom be chilled for help. Edward
Halbirt about lhe samo age, undertook to res-
cue him, but in tho struggle came near drowning
himself. Halblrt barely succeeded in breaking
away from tho drowning hoy, who sank and WAS
Ing the night.
a brakeman On tho Indianapolis. Bloomington
& Wcetorn Kai]road named Harry Beam, Ind
his loft hand terribly crushed between the cara,
while coupling, yesterday. Ills hand was ampu-
tatel, leaving tio thumb.
John Arbuckle tho miner injured in tho
coal shaft near Bloomington Saturday, died yes-
terday at noon.
ance diaplay IN Ottawa by the Father Mathew
Total Abstinence Society, attended by the sew
eral societies OF THAT order In LaSalle County
Tho General Society Of the State will also meet
there In convention.
Tie LaBalie County Tcaohera' Association is
nov In session 1t Ottawa.
INDIANA.
young man named Garry Dewitt, employed
on tho Toledo, Wabash j. Wcatcrn Railway,
while standing on tue top Of fre,ght train Sun.
day evening, in passing under bridge near La
fayette, was killed instantly by hts bend coming
his skull.
-, M!mor Priss - aud william Me-, ;M.s,ssner, aged 1s
and 10 yoars, while bathing In Wild Cat Crock,
near Lafayette, Saturday evening, got beyond
their dupth, nnd being unable 10 swim. wero
drowned. Tho bodies Wero recovered and wero
firmly olssped together; a..
Mound, Tippecanoe County, died Saturday last
He Was ono Of tho oldest sotslerr, going there
from Adams County, Ohio. He took m active
part in the Var OF 1912 aud In the DlAckhawk
War.
The Coroner's Jury In tho case OF Willie
RaavcB, found in Dolano's artesian woll in Terro
Hauto In a Htate Of unconBeouHnesH, yesterday
rendered verdict that the decoasod came to hls
death by inhalng the gas that ariaos With tho
water. 6npt. Dyall, Of tho gas-works, was al
most suftooateda 1t The aame place some time
since.
George Caatolon, a cItizon Of Hagorston
died there July %, aged 100 years aud II months
Ae WAS born In Pennsylvapia, Aug. 2, 17o4.
h,:aLI man named J. Lacey foil from thEoe-ntory
YESTERDAY e from tho et1ecta Of tho fall
-lhe .,r TrTentypocond Regiment Of Iowa In
10th Of October. The regiment enlisted with
ex-4oV. stone ~ Colonel, and afterwards. Hhon
STONE "aa nominated for Governor, waa COM
manded By Col. Graham,
~, ~ Hno 1'ot!aA ooAoo!s Hhch tAkca the place OF
the Iesche1s' Institute. began ., session Of four
woaka IN Des Moines yesterday, with eoyoutY
toachera In attendance. "'~ "~'.A''
Tho !adlea Of DesMo!ncs arc preparing tor a
Centennial Tea-party, with view to stating
htate organization to aid tho national celobrat{on
ut PhiladelphiA iii 1870.
MICHIGAN.
George Deoamp OF Sand Lake. was arrested
ana taken to Grand Rapids yesterday to anawor
tho charge OF rape committed upon biz aten-
daughtar.
George Edwards, = tea1nstes, waa arrested
tn Grand napida yesterday on tho charge Of
adultery With Milo. Cordoba, bareback circus
rider, The arreBt was made upon tho complaint
OF John Morrison, husband Of Cordoba.
Tho militia companies Of Detroit recently