, 1874-11-18

News Item. Tclcgraplled to Tho G1at-
cAgo Triuune-
ILLINOIS,

News Htcms Tclceraphed to Tho Ght-
cngo Tribune
ILLINOIS.
number Of Chicago men poaBosBed Of large
capital aro preparing to organize T. company to
eugago in the Ice business on IN extensive scalo
ia the vicinity Of La6allo during the approach
ing winter.
Mr.. Bickford, who represents tho Holly
Manufacturing Company Of Lockport, N. T., is
in Joliet for tho PURPOSE Of making estimates on
tho cost Of tho holly system for That city, aud
presenting tho mntter to tho City Council. Yhore
is no doubt that with tho strong feeling that
oxiats in fayor Of some sYstom Tie Counoil will
look with favor on the Ho)ly, as Dickford is pro-
The businessmen Of tho city will favor any sys-
tenn that iH reliable and not too expensive.
"A company Of mllitia was organized In
joliet last night, to be known as tlsa Darlleaon
Guards. Capt. ]. &. Elwood, an aX-Captain Of tue
One Hundredth Illinois Intautry, it ID supposed,
will ba tho commander Of tho organization. Tic
su1,position IL that this company will be assigned
to the First Regiment Of the Illinois State
Militia, now being organized IN Chicago. Judg-
iug from the material, it will be q crack oreant-
zatiou. The election Of ofl'eera occurs at tho
regular meeting On Tuesday night next.
INDIANA.
Tho Baltimore T. Ohio Railroad Company pro-
poses to pay tho State OF Indiana the amount
expended for tho militia used in the lats cross-
ing trouble in Porter County.
Articles Of association were fled yesterday
at Inlfanapolis for Tho CitizonB' Bank Of Nun
Gle. Tho bonded stock lB $4,000. George ",
6pikor, President, and John Aurah. Cashier,
"A widow named Boxer, living III tho weat
part Of Logansport, poisoned herself Oh Monday
night. No cause III assigned except low RpistB.
Tho etoro Of Postmaster Saehn, ut Antlor-
son, was robbed On Saturday night. the thieves
gaining entrance by a back door In an adjoining
room. They took what change they found III
tho drawer, with bolne fussy &ss1ith L. Nasaop
rayolyors aud one double barroled shotgun.
Lose in all about 4A00. No Glow to the burglars.
ONO.
An injunction suit in Akron, restraining 4
newapapor man from publishing 4 newspaper in
Akron, iB now on trial, Tl,e plaintiff is n. u.
Knight, and tho defendant s. L. Everott
wIacoNRlS.
Martin J. Yerzn, q Waterman Tor 9. J. L..
Meyer, At Fond du Lao, dropped dead on Mon-
day ovonng, just aH llB entered his homo. His
four children were coming to welcome Am homo
| ~ tho sudden death occurred.
~ delegation OF thu Milwaukee Bar ~altad
| Oh Judges DruMmond and Howe day to pre-
scnt to tue United States Courts the resolutions
| Of tho Bar in respect to tho domino Of the iate
| judge Miller. Hi. Butler mado the presentation
! Bpeeeh Judge Dr7lmmond made IN eloquent
| auarasb in RESPONSE, ordering tho resolutions
| illud among tho archives Of tho Court.
! An inquest, hold at MiIvaukco yesterday, in
tho case OF Patrick Drodie. who was drowned
Mllo engaged about tho dock Of tho Wostorn
| day evening, resulted III verdict Of d0ath BY
| accident.
| NEBRASKA.
Tho pork-paokors at Omaha have commenced
| In earnest, and arc packing all tho hogs they
| can got. THO weather tor tho pank we&k Las been
| very favorable f1r thor operations The weather.
so'daY has hsen very cold with high wind.