, 1874-06-09

aho report waa rocotyod, and Mr.. Hunkoymcyer
Was .ro!nstatod In his old pfaco of trust, labor,
n,,t. ",a dignity. Tho time of Eugene 1fnnra!an's
wn.mon ~ a. policeman ut tho carshops hay
.nR cAIntod, Mr. 1lnnrnlian wnn mnlo pernauopt
po,I,,'cofnsn. ,,', nt aalary Of $50 1,or month.
,,ortn G1ntoo ,at t gu streea mud Highways
ront t0 OF asy 5e"yne Ct ths aewa q the
Austin, md tho lowering Of lin rondhod IN
front Of tho aanlo, should bo lot 10 corta;n mr.
ticn, who proposed to DO Tho unuao froo Of ox-
ponso to tho town. Tho report VIVA received,
OF the Superintendent.
The Board nd a)ourhctl for tlroo wcokB.
cAH-BtIops.
During tho terrlble storm of Saturday evontng,
the honao Of Joromo Davis, corner Of K.nzlo
nnd Forty-fourth atreots, WAS struck by light
ming, and was Bot on flro. a daughter of Mr..
Davis. 10 years OF ngc. WAS from bon1o cause
anable, to loayo tho doomed houae, mud was
burned to death. Tho el,arrod remaina were ro-
eoTored, md n Coronor's inquest held over them.
Tho hoad WAS burned no ttlat It orumbled at The
touch: Tho nrms woro wholly burned away.
lilo ribs OF tho left side woro gone; those oil tic
remained ontiro. 1Ior lower linbb wero outrsy
destroyed. The lloavt, lungs, mid viBcera lay
exposed. Tho verdict Of thB jury was that sto
bag come m to l,or death casualty accidentally,
Davis loss is probably about a3.00D, nothing ex-
cept QUO or two trunks bong snyed.
Ino ho,lso w0n 1,rotnctcd BY copper. tubular.
twist Lightning rod. There wcie two points on
tue rod, md these woro represented nB bong
gold. 0n!y Que of tho points waa found, aud It
proved to bo Of copper; md was tarniHlled with
Tord,grls It IL gonoralIy bolioyod, both by the
not havo occurred had it not beon for tho imper-
fectton Of tho rod, aud the fraud Of those who
plucod II upon tho houhe.
Tho Indies Of the Presbyterian Church will
hold au ice-oream and strawberry festival at the
| church this evening. Thorough preparations
for good time aro making, and all WHO muy a.
tend will recoiyo tho best Of treatmont.
| Tho Rev. Mr.. Brown delivered Sunday oven-
| Ing tho hrht Of sorios Of sermons proving the
| exiatenoe Of q God. Tho sermon has been
highly complimontod for sound argument and
foeitnn1 i il1strntl9n ThS second Of the So
| haywood hoars no more OF its tomato aud
fruit canning works.
wEsr HAYWOOD
is rejoicing over IT. the defeat of te application
in that villago all recognize tho efflclent labors
Of uen. Smith III opposing the issuing Of the
licouso.
| HYDE rAnK.
Tho Board Of Education mot in regular session
last evening at tho High School Building.
Bills were approved aud ordered to bo paid
amounting to 80, ,073.90.
Tho Presdont reported visiting al tho schools
in company with tho Suporintondont, and found
| satisfactory progress. Meesrg, Middleton, Bar
kcr, md Hubbard wsre appointed 4 comnitteo
to arrange for annuAl examinations and exlibi-
tons.
The school 1T South Shore is discontinued,
and Mr. A. II. Campbell Ia transferred to Cornell
School.
The regular meetings of the Board were
changed to the first and third Saturday evenings
! of each month.
At the fair at Burlington Hall, In progress tor
tho last weos. for the benefit Of tho Hyde parA
Catholic Church, grand watch contest WAS do.
cidod Saturday night. There were four canli.
dates. john Stephens, tho Coroner and
Commissioner Konney, Of tho North Side
stnrtGd fair, but woro soon distanced
md the main contest was between A.
D. Waidron, Treasurer Of Hyde Park
and Andrew j. Corrigan, Assessor for soutf
Chicago; ind tho result proved that ago is noh
ing, for blood will win. A. D. Waldron received
1,72G votes, A. J. Corrigan, ,242. Tho magnlfi
cont watch is to bo presented to Mr.. Wallron q
Burlington Hall Thursday evening. The fa
| continues all this wool.
WINNETKA.
Tho tin wedding Of h1r. and AIRS. Homer Nc
Donald waB celebrated at their residence Oh th
7th. Tho neighborg supplied u profusion of tin
ware, and enjoyed a pleasant evening.
| ELQ1N.
An opening socablo will be givon Tomorrow
evening iu the now iactory buildings Of the El
, gin Watch Company.