, 1874-06-06

Revolution Of 1913 and 1819 assembled last
0yon!ng at tho Baloon. corner OF Clark and
i%lnal % arrsngononts for tho @ Standardization fostl.
va Of tho tlpriaing Of Tho 0ormnn rcyoluttoniRts
IN 18A8 and 1840, to DO hold at Fisher's CARBON,
on North Clark atroot, noar Lincoln Park, on
tho 10th Of Juno.
The mooting was called to order by ex-Ald.
Hottinger, who stated TINT tho arrangements for
tho festival woro poarly comptosod and that llo
believed IL would DO an enjoyable mud Huccossfnl
affair.
Mr.. Ltnlan, tho Secretary, stated that ho
11eckor, inviting, him to deliver tlio
o5aton L, Of tho day, hut TIT gentloman had DO
prominent Republicans Ind boon Invited, aud
promised to be preaont.
hir. Lindan nlso statol TINT tho bndgoB wore
gottsng up. .rhoy would bo In tho Gorinan- -1ie-
publican 60 eolorsmrou, bla9k, and goll.
hlaonnerohor had promised to DO presont ut the
other singing societies and tho Turnors sl,onld
also DO tnvitod. Aftos aomo further lebato In
regard to tho Btyio Of tickots Rul other minor
matters, tho meeting adjourned.
SEVEN THOUSAND Five HUNDRED DOLLAR FINE.
Tho alarm from Box No. 6l8, at 8:45 last ayon-
Ing. was caused by tho discovery Of flames in
tho bnHemont Of a two-atory franlo building ut
No. Wost Randolph street, owned by Mrs.
1inrriot Murphy, occupied on tho first floor by
Tho1nas Hasslnga M a boot and shoo store,
while the upper story was routed to s: II. Kean
Saanoss 81 hatter and ssonssra On pa
or respectively. The indammablo material
which composed tho building wheroin the fro
originated. aa also those adjoining, caused 1t to
srread to Nos. .. ~, IL, and 10 on the same
tiona Of tho Department to prevent It.
Jacob 11artz had cgar-storo on tho first floor
OF No. 0, and was unablo to estimate his loHe,
bnt thinks 1t fully covored by M Insurance ct
floor was ,,Hod aB \ dwelling by a colorod woman
named Mary Brown, who losoa nearly all a3o pos
sesaod, there being no insurance on hor waros.
No. q was osepfed ~ by Matthias ~ qolzsc q
Meyers as 0 tai1or-shop. Tho formore loss is
estimatod at nearly s500 land tho lattor'd at 5000;
insured for $3.50 III tho Qloho. No. 18, occupied
as saloon by Daniel y. Flynn, is damaged to
Bured $500 worth.
Thomas Hastings, tho occupant Of No. 7,
meets with serious loss, whih 1t IL bolievod will
DO fully covered by au insurance Of s., 900 in tho
places his loss ut nearly $500; insurance not re-
ported. Deayor's loss Is stated to bo in tho
neighborhood Of $3.50 insured in tho Globe for
S1oo. The buildings, Nos, 7. Q, o11, and Il.
pug tho 9 5H a. e5o insured n the g qGbo
junk-Btore In which tho aa1nos first appeared,
estimated his loss at $500; insurance not ascer-
tatnod. Firo supposed to have been causod by
spontaneous combustion.
TILE cLYDounN powER~cAsE.
Reference has alroady boon made in those col
umnB to the suit brought by AIra. Mary Clybouru
to obtain dowor in lard sold By her lato husband
Archibald C1ybourn, many yoars ago. Tho per-
Boi,s mado defendants arc George Ii. Kimbark,
s. D. Kimhark, anI Bon1o twenty others. Tho
property involved includes the north II Of tho
southwest Il Of Bec. 81, Town 40. Range IA, and
contains so1no 480 acres upon which the rolling
mills and other valuable property arc situated: