, 1874-10-22
TILE NORTHWESTERN STATES.
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| caC0 Tribunc.
| ILLINOIS.
Dixon will DO lighted with gaa yery shortly
The Western Excelsior Company have alread,
commenced lnyiug tho pipes and tho erection o.
thoir buildings. The strocta aro torn up III over,
direction, and tho work will DO pushed forward
ut onco.
| Elder John Sweeny, Of Paris, KY, closed bis
protracted meetings Mt Winchester yesterday
sosen conversions to tho Campbcl]ito faith vas
! tho result Of Ills twelve days labor.
| 1.-Two minen working in tho Wtncheater coal
SHAFT wore terribly burned Tuesday by tho OK.
| plosion Of q 95-pound ko1 Of powder ca,1sed hv
spark Of fire from blast falling Into the kcg,
ha LIE mon we're shock1ngly burned about tho facs,
pfeast. ana Aandp. Iley nre under medical
treatnent. Faint hopcH ure entertained Of thejr
recovery. - 'AA'-
THO Champaign Couuty horae.fsir openo1
Feateiaay with favorable prospects. To-day q
aaootlng tournament takeH place for $3.50.
,--Iucsday hight student Of the Industrial
ohfqeialtY at Chalnratgn was assaulted by some
aruoken men, one OF whom he shot In the arm
" aolf-dofense: Tho wounded man resides in
CfbAia, and ia known as John Adaus.
John Mace, an old citizen OF Carlinyi,lo.
while attending tho Catholic Fair on Tuesday
nisht, at tho Farm School building, fell from the
Third story, breaking his baos and roceiyinr nuch
other in1urles as to render Lis recovery impos-
Robert McMilIiau, an old resident of MI.
Wood committed suicide on Tuoatlay by blowing
hls brains out. Temporary insanity and Hnxne
c'al trouble wore the causes Of the raai. acs.
German girl of SnuAS1 sontl 1opa IS vo.ra of NJ.
"as fatally crushed last ovaoiug while sittinr
under freight car IN tho Lake Shore l. Miohi.
gan Southern yard.
"a MI: Henry Holt aged about 90 years. md an
lingering Illness. H's remains will be iittorred
WIN Masonic honors Oil Tritlny afternoon,
-Aa g. w. Stewart, OF Chicago (who was Oh
gaGed with Higgins, Deldcn L Co., ut Dublin,
!nr no n ss S.v1 ongcer) 4 as returning, On satur
hts horHo preoipitated the catriuge down au en-.
banEment, and Mr. s. WIS thrown aponak n
ienca and Instantly Killed, his nocl beng dla1o-
Gov. Hendricks is Rratieed at the noaecahto
ending OF tho Porter County railroad trouble.
,-Janos Cousins, colored lod-carrior, fell a
alstgnco Of so feet yesterday, from tie new
faatrs fhultatrs i 81 Browns rotary
we're broken, but Ao lived for short timo.
-The election for Auditor in Fulton County |
heinE q tie, tho Governor haa ordered q new
election m on the 18th OF November.
tho tral OF tho Hev. T. L. Goodwin for |
helesy commonceB today at Ldiauapolis beforo |
I Council o. Methodist ministers. He will de- |
feud himself.
In tho Indianapolis Superior Court laat oyou.
Rancraf, RnE tns 81 SUIT i, oi William l. HomAnce vs. Ed
loaned III 1860 to n. Il. anlish, % lesding 'py lry
goods merchant, who went ;uto bankruptcy a
ahort time sinco-was decided by q verdict Of
:So.oo1 for tho plaintiff. Bancroft is ono Of
'1''so pas'aefa, and tho suis il In Ills name.
IOWA.
a; ". Putnam, freight conductor on tho Dur
ihgIon. CedAr Rapids i Minnesota Kallruad. |
'as Killed by being run oror while switching biz
:; sa1n n; u Caals Falls yesterday afternoon. One
n91SrIlt i1,n s. !