, 1874-10-05

News items Tclcgraphod to Tho Chi
CAEo Tribune.


News 1tcmt Tc1cEraphcd to Tho CHI.
cnEo Tribune.
ILLINOIS.
The Lasallo j. Poru Street-Railway Company
WAS fully organized Oh Saturday. Tho road
will be about 81 miles long, mud tho
heaviest grade will be three feet IN a hundred.
Tho stock ia all takon, and tho Directors Bay tho
road will DO finished within sixty daya.
-On Friday evening last, a team of horacs be-
longing to German in Dnnylllo became
frightened, and ran OF, throwing the German
out and severely iniurng him The toam then
took turn and ran ovor two women, iujuring
one, Mrs. Amos to such all oxtent that tho ut
tending physician thinks It impossible for her to
recovor. The other woman was badly though
not dangerously hurt.
Saturday, Prof. White, accompanied by his vito,
going up. The balloon took southwoBtorly
coulBo, and Was watched by tic crowd for thirty
minutes. when il WIS lost 10 yiow.
.-Gen- John hlcNulta will begin his campaign
noxt. by apecca in phtDnix Hall.
Mrs. Harvey, wife Of tho gallant Can't.
Harvey Of Bloomington, who was lsillod TT
Shiloh in 1909. was buried yesterday. sho died
Saturday morning Of consumption.
john EvanB, who was indicted somo yoars
ago in Mclean County for larcauy ~ bAilee has
boon arteBled, and is uow in tue aIcLean County
Jpil.
Tho ecllool consus taken in Bloomington
the city under 81 yours.
-0u Satnrdnv upon the adjournment OF tho
Grand Jury at Bloomington paper WAS rond to
Judge Upton do|arlng That tic Jury had in no
way or lnannor lguorod any evidence placed be-
fore them touching violations of tho Liquor law.
This was aignod by nearly all Of tia Jury. Judge
Ttptou thou thanked tue Jury for it's efficient
work, aud assured them that ha had not intended
aud docs not intend any consufo.
INDIANA.
About 5000 people attended the Grangers' pic.
Loganspors, delivered tho addrceH.
Tho ReV. J. ]. Talbot, of Now Albany, DO
liyored IN addreea uu temperance yosturluy
afternoon Ia tho Court tlouso Square ut In
porte to very attentive audience. III the
oyoniug the Temperance Wonlnn'H Union held Il
union mass~meetlng iii tho Methodist Church.
-Gov. Heudricka Inns appointed inll sot Of
delegates to the Louisville Capltol-lsomovns
Convention. Thoso for the Stata-at-iargo arc
ox-Goy. Baker, ex-senator Gralam, N. Fitch,
the Hon. 4. 4. Eusorson, Of Fort Wnyno; tho
Hon George ". Julian, tho Hon. IIo,ry i. Tar
lor, OF Warsaw and tol. Leyl SPARKS, Of ]oucr-
sonyitle. The delegation III n yer5 nblo pno.
-Coates Ewing, Of urccnsbufg, las boon ap-
polutod y usteo VI the state Blind Ahrlunl, III
THO stnto Far closed Saturday with 4 rood
attendance for tAo last day. This has boon tho
lnoat HuccesAful exhibition eyer hold, tho rocoipls
bong far III ex:aaB oi a1penAos. Thu Iudin,l-
apoliH Exposition continues until thia week. Red
Cloud will trot Oh "Wednesday.
-AlUDolc. tho murderer oil the Bradley family
near Law Eeucoourg, has boen foan1 guilty of
murder In tho aucnuu degree, aud Eentonced to
the ponitentiary ior life.
MICHIGAN.
Subscriptions have been n.adc to start now
Ropubllcan uowspapor IN Grand Rapids. It is
proposed to form u Htock-compnuy with q capital
OF $5U. 600. The principal subsoribora to stock
nre: Jamas II. Stone, lato Of tho telegraph,
Ra!amazoo D. n. Foetor, of tue Grand Rapids
Post Il. D. Gilbert, G. q. Swonsbory. II. s.
Crosby, D. A.{I1art'anl aud otAers. It Is r,.-
morod thut tho Post will lo, merged into tue now
enterprise, and that 1lr. Foster will become QUO
Of tho principal owners.
--Susan d. Anthony addressed u large audi
enco at Ionia last Wodncsday, Oh tho subject Of
WoM4l-S Suffrage.
The noxt torn Of tho Michigan Supreme
Court will commouce to-day witl esghty-uiuo
caHeg on tho docket.
--1he oastorn boundary lino Of the proposed
new Epscopa! Diocese Of Michigan rIna nlong
Tue counties of Clloboygan, 0taego. Clswtor.l.
ton, 1nghanl, Jackson. aud IIiIlsdulo; and It
oompraos thtrty-throo countisB, tue majority Of
which ore in tho nowor or nortlse1u part Of tho
State. There arc a,b88 communicates in tho
new diocese.
"a valuable horse was found by tho Sheriff
= farmer living . miles woBt Of Lansing. 1t
had been 6tolon uine lnonthH before flom per-
aon in Pontiac. When tho horse aaw i4a muster,
1t recognized him by aigns of affection. and, ut
fsata aA tho celebrated pan lee tries-hosse.
Tlo horHo hau beeu bold to threo Or -four differ
ept peraons in Lausing. Tho thief has bsou ar
rosted.
Detroit Hitter took plaps batufdsy afternoon,