, 1874-06-09

on uneda Lako nre di6crodtted.
THE NORTHWESTERN STATES.
Nesvs ltoms TcicCrupllctl to The Chi
cnE0 Tribune.
l.s ILLINOIS.
New wheat sold on 'chango in Cairo yesterday
for 425 per bushol:,
Driving Association opens at DuQuoin on Thurs
day next Ono thousand dollars in premiums
are offered.
On the arrival at oalcsburg Of Tue express
Ing man WAS found dead in ono Of tho state-
rooms Of. Pullman car. From papers found
upon him ho is suppoBcd to be Samuel Il. Dore,
from Ft; Collins. oeI., going to Harraonyillo,
insaton Lodge t. 3. q. T. Of M aarrisonvie. j. M The
Corouer held an inquest, aud tile jury rendered
verdict Of death from natural cause.
Tho preliminary trial of tho five persons at
the colored Baptist Church waa finished yoster-
ddy. All but ono Vincont and Mrs. Cox was re-
leased. They were admitted to bail to appear
at the September torm.
at LIT. Norris has commenced. The first rcgl-
lar exercise occurred Sunday morning In the
preached by II. 4. ". Jewett. D. D.. Of Aurora,
auo effort upon the Importance Of true mental
and spiritual development. Yesterday the Ok
evening occurs tho alumni mootipg, with an ad-
droas to Prof. y. H. Wheeler D. D., OF Evans
ton. and poem by Prof. william P. JONES' Of
Chicago.
.--AAs the express train on the Toledo Wabash
evening, was passing curve, tho engineer saw
q 2.year old Guild playing on the track. Tho
and both were struck by tho engine. The child
Was Instantly killed. and tho woman was thrown
from the track and fatally injured. The engin-
Ger was unable to stop the train.
in tho United states Lonrt at Grand Rapids
yesterday, Acott, Of Chicago was given ver-
dict for q, ,s07 against tho CITY Of Grand Rap
Ids, The aotion was brought to recover on rail-
road bonds.
The third annual festiyal OF the Michigan
Turners' organization is now .boing held In Ann
ArboE. Tho order at the park yesterday and tho
noon, Robert sohalenborg, Of Detroit, fsll from
q swing while p1acticing in tha local hall, and.
Htriking on hss head, produced fainting and
spasms, but did not inJuro himself fatally. This
mar tho pleasure Of the festival. A grand con-
cert and opera closed the second daya proceed
ings.
ALBERT Vogle, Of Ludlngton, while riding
the Epgolnantl lina, was robbed OF s97 BY tho
porter Of tue buat. Tile Captain refused him
any assistance, and, on reaoling Ludington, he
went for tho Sheriff. with whom ho returned in
Ilfno 70 SEQ tlo p0Ht BuInE5 ouL. 4u1y gave
chase In the steamer Magnet, and overlook and
boarded the Broc2e south Of Pentwater. Tic
porter Eavo up tho money on condition that
thoy would not arrest him.
Lee Gree United States convict in tho prlAon
| at Fort Madison. attempted suicide last Sunday
night He bad hidden knife in his cell, with
Which he tried to cut Ills throat, but only asic-
ceeded in inlioting dangerous wound. It was
not known until Monday morning, when llo waH
fnI1nfj inaanAfh1o frnn tha 1DHH nf h1noi Rarnv,
cry doubtful.
"A mysterious disappearance is reported of
one Fraucia hcl5lroy. who lived just ea3t of Des
Moines... On tho 4th he left hts family, with q
another county to break land; two days aftor that
the team WAS found tied to tho fonce about two
! miles west Of tho city. The horses were taken
posaesaton ot by the. sheriG, aud yesterday tho
It is suspected that he has beeu foully dealt with
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The triat Of Valentine Braun, ex-Treasuror Of
| Lucas County, on charge of onanezzloment Of
terlsy with a.vertllot o." Not guilty." w.
| --Yesterday, William Hayes, m employe
OF the THIN Wooden Mills, in Attempting 10
switch:a belt. had bis hand canght, and his arm
| other Biao Of the room. About tvonty-dva girls
were In the room ut tho time, and the scene pro-
| dnced a fearful Boene Rmoug then,. Many
faintod,; and all wero 10 overcome al to be- nu-
were dressed, and tlero Ia u possibility that he
't -saturday last at 4iffsn, Henry rrott, man
aged as years committed suicide in peculiar
nannar. He had. evidently carefully planned
the deed = long time before, aud a wook ago no
wont . little diatnnce from tho city and
fcllad 2; treo ac1osH ,deop hole fn tho
mud on Saturday afternoon he repaired
| to the spot, seated himself upon the log, care
fully fastened several large stones to h!a foot
aud legs, and plunged into tho water, sinking, Of
COURSE, directly to the bottom. Tho river was
supposed that the decd waH. canaed by ulental
alteration, induced by oyerstudy.
| r. WISCONSIN.
"A remarkable naisaion or revival is taking plso .
at tho Catholic Cathedral In Milwaukee. Father
Cooney preaohsa four ti1nes daily to immonao
| congregations. The diocese has been couse-
| Grated to the Sacred Heart with much ceremony
and aolemnity. In obedience to pastoral latter
| from Bishop Henni, the eyent having special
| reference to tho persecution OF tho Church. liz
Europe.
- -. MINNESOTA. ....
The rev. Gilman Wistz, Swiss by birth, Prior
Of tho Order Of st. Benedict tor Six years ut st.
Cloud but for tho last three years connected with
tho German Catholic Church OF st. Paul, diod
yoatcr4ay tnoning OF lung disease, aged A years.
HiB fatller Is clergymanin In His natiyo
from Catholicism, who was, instead, himsalt
converted and recently entered tho Catholic
priesthood. The deceasod, CAME to Minnesota
from st. Vtnuont.
= train at Saltwater, Sunday. and was fatally III
| shoulder,
The excursion party OF editors and busineBa
nen Of Sioux z Oily: KanHas CITY, and g. Joseph,
guests Of tho Chamber Of Commerce, and rc-
main over to Thursday morning, whiting Minne-
| apolla wednesday afternoon aud evening.