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apnf'es .1 ,;ds; fss y t,me 10 o. 6sists
40. 1naia Walk 81 Al, w. usorss i.anicr a!u,iap.
tfatos' etc. Appeal from Superior Gou:s Of cook.
,s,,. s,s; Tho CIV Of Chicago va. a1cKcc Motion to
8. rsope's lockot.-at,clan1 Jones w. Tho poon,..
9e. Error to Criminal Court Of coul. Writ II erru,
"'h'Ica hy aGgren,me g sn aaieraetsaa 80. a,c
on foreign lrerse.
r,, ,,aa's oa1s Of +, 41s rHor{z'e , pooEsr.
stephcnaon: Taken on call -
= AfrG4 .a1. zesesnoysr The se oc Errorh
). The PeopIe, otc.t rS w. mas,how aisryin No
ton to nhow ca,isn why, utc. Saro. 1-'
to a' osps e FL o"ssa pa' dss dts' &c. zF0
O. "ll,an holn n IT, Tho People, etc. Error to 1ro
Criminal Court Of Cook. Same.
7. Jniln LaW!er w. Tho Pau ple oc. Error to Grim
tnal Court Of Cook. Oral Argument by storsu anS
rds nShss1 i 5oaes ~ ~ r. 1s Taops etc. Error
Q. benjamin Dodco VI. Tic People, etc. Errort
10. Charles Earl tho peorlo otc. Error to cs!a
ii. Auner i. scranton "a. tho paople, etc. Appea
from Cook. Ban,c
, e; Nsa m n'ss!s. ". Ths rsor!s etc; Appeal from
browning for appellant, md Ea1uu for tho State, an
lds ENFHHSVH We LUG HGQpsGs 4nkGA Oh cali.
II. T4e People on relation of 1lanyx vs.. TIL
i. S.ssoa y. Tas raop's. ofal argument b, Reed
70. Stuart ys. The peopc. Taken on call.
Il: The r neoro ex m rel. planblu vs.. Stewart Nhl
il Moush vs Ths ssS; psepc !sisa Tafsa on On ca, ea
e. h"ene5 noMer =. + hs IT, sa aps rsa Tssea fs
a. VandcFscn " TSs fsops sh oonnaed s i' for s.c
GALL or CIVIL DOCKET,
WI; Noson Mason ct A. Va. Joseph H. Patterson
$50. JurncH IL. uowen ct nl. vs.. Mary Bond ct o,
Oral nrgurseMt aud taken on call.
$50. Amos shocnlakor va Richard Irwin, Trusto4
sa4: John Ranaes ct al vs.. niehsrd Irwin, Trustee
9s5. ueru'aii Edacrly ct al. va. Charlie. ossooa
$50. John a. Molcndy ys. Charles B. Koen. Take.
ss7. aeorgo W piyinno1l VS.. Richard Irwin, rru.
tee. Taken IN oall. 0'31
sss: :, Aa.ttn A., 5 q. pnrtngam W. Joseph psewstez
3sa; Alonso Leach VS.. Frank A. Nichols ct al ra4oa
3ao William Il. ". oushman We. willIam Thomas.
a9l. ChicsEo Il Northwestern Railroad Company
vs.. ". I. Dickinson at al. Tatoti on call.
Wiistain Gross. Ornl argument and taken ou eail.
3)s caicago 4 Northwestern Railroad Company m
Robert " CARholH,. Taken Oh call.
994. Chicago i Northwestern Railroad Company ~.
Wilson Howe. DtR.nsRed by agreement.
as5. CAlcago Il Northwestern railroad Company va.
Era1Icls Dunalos. Oral argument aud takon on call
3Y6. Jacob Kughtlpngor vs.. Edwin q. Esan. passcd
to foot OF docket,
3D7. Henry G, Richards W. IBaao r, Green, Talca
On call.
ao5. Aaron N. Phelps W. Potter Do1an. Takon on
Gull.
399. Patrick aIcMahon "a. Barbara 1loMahou. Hero
| tofore dismissed.
|, 4oo. BcnJamin +. Ray yH. 1ylom j. Frantnar, fo1
| nHc, otc. Taken on cali
! Adjourned till d. IN. tomorrow.
, 1874-10-07
SUBURBAN NEWS.

HYDE rANK.
The Trusteos mot in regular session Monday
evening, hfeBsrs. Dontie'd, Faulkner, Ryan,
Downor, and Morgan prcsont.
sundry nmall billa wero audited and payment
ordered. Ordinances woro passed. for Sidewalks
ou Torty-tirat street. from State to tho boule-
ward, and OIL Fifty-tlrst street, from Hydo Park
to Madison ayonue,
saloou-liconsos wore granted to Henry Wonat,
r. II. Connell, Hugo Gath, john Hochstotter, ).
Kehaler, E. G. swad, 1t. 4. Hunt. r. 6chulund,
T. Gohring, g. Nelanduhl, Carl Fsrmann, aud
Cha1loa Miohaols, who Ind complied With tho
ordinance.
Johu Barney, tho engineer appointed to mako
final test Of tho tes-Works, presented n 70
port of h,a investigations. 1Io has bcon
obliged to proceed without tho assistance Of
Col Fostor aud h1r. Cregior, and suffered sotne
araoyancoH. Therefore, ho recommended that
further trlnl DO made, ut which 1onio Of tho
Board should DO present. .......
Before acting on tho report, Mr.. barney waa
asked q few questions, which ollcited the Tact
that ho was not fully satisfied with the working,
of tho wator-pumpH, alui did not consider tEe
terms OF tle Holly contract fulfilled. !.
Mr. ltyan was Of tho opinion that tho contract
fatthcr WAS necessary. THO streams had boon
thrown, anu tho 3Q00,000 gaslons pumped AZ
agreed. Atr. Barney mas intorferea with bscauao
lie proposed to mako = test not called for. Mr.
Holly wAu right IN stopping him.
Mr. Dontlold did not agroo with this WOW.
After discussion. 1t was moved TINT the report ho
accepted, and d committee appointed tn ulako
another lost. This was carried.
Tho colltract for furnishing rs mIlcs Of iro!,
wa!er-pipo wan awarded to lhoIIara ,n lIi'ey o. p
to be illlotl by tho 1st Of July next. IrohahlY
not mora than Z mllos Of tha p!po will 10 da-
liyorol thiB full.
| Lids for furnishing South Chicago with fire.
| engine were arouoil. 1t was 1ooitled t0 accent
tho oiror Of the Baboook Company to furnish
ono OF thoir ohomical onginoa AZ o2,200, with d
! guarantee for one year.
LII, Morgan offered q resolution calling On the
, 1874-10-07

formerly Of tie firm Of A. g. Downs Co.. desires to
,nform his friculs, aud old custonsrs that he has
n,alo I'LL engagement with Mossrs. Monnheiner pros.,
2os aud 800 West Madison street, and will hoseattcr
aupclinteud tho cloak mud silt department. Of TINT
ar. Tho extensive stock Of ano imported dry goods
facrs they cnjoy, WILL dnaba him. to exhibit ut al
Etasuu5 full assortment ut tho latest novelties IN
costumes designed lalo by their own dress auI
oloAk 11a1ers, With the cloicta productions 0t tho
Isria, berlin, a,!a London. "artates de- modess
notice. aud special attrulpn WILL be glynn to thu auu-
facture Of silk velvet eo2ks aud polVnalsoi.
, 1874-10-07

.. "THNKR-oAnn MONTE"
10 ths Eddor ef Tic Chicago Tribune:
Bin Tho public owo d debt Of gratitude to
tho Hon. William Grcou, Of Codar Rapids, Gcn-
eral Manager OF the Cedar 1saptda, burlington &
Minnesota Railroad, for hs Issuing orders to
suppress al gambling On trains OH TINT roaa.
uo las given ordors to conduetora that tra1ns
arc to bo stopped bcswoen statioua 1t uonl be,
and Observation-Disclosures, etc., ojootad from
tho oars. Why should other roads not prompt
ly follow tho same COURSE? h fow evenings
ngo We got OH tho through train OH lilo
Chicago l. Northwestern Ral1roaJ. which loft
Cedar Rapids At 6:15 p. m., duo in Chicago at
0:30 d. N. When tho train wns Under heaslway
from tue Rapids, tho conductor, whouo nuu,o
We did not loaru, oamo around md warnod MI
that ganE OF three-card gents wor0 oil tho
train, aud to how1ra Of thom, precautiou
which lie Is deserving Of tho higiloat praise for,
sooner lad llo stopped IN anotlor car thnn tho
game Nus commenced in tue usual way, by m
old, llonost-looking farnor, but one WHO had
tho very uord thief plainly n1arisod Oh llts brow
business. as be had just boon baaton out OF Sl0u
in the other car nIld MI llo had for il WIS three
carela, which he grabbed and mato OF With.
Out tlloy can,o, aNd h0 prncoDlcd iu n very awk-
ward manner to show LII how thov did 1t. But,
with little PRACTICE, le aoon learned to shuttle
| the cartts With aga}ity.
lie Lost money rapidly, that is among Ills own
| crew, who wer0 around thick. Happily your
| correspondent had boen there bolore, nnd wns b
littte to old to hito Mt the bait 40 thoy loft hun
| in disgust for new aceneg. When tile Conductor
| ea1no Again wo promptly reported tho portoim-
| nnce, aud wor0 again cautioned to watch tlom.
No sooner hnd ho left tho car than Tip steps ono
| Of the r1f1ianH, who hoard tho report mado and
| threatened to blow cut our brainB, II wn did
| not mind "our tl-d bllsiucsB,' or dared to say
! anotAer word to tho Conductor Of theie
| operations. Not feeling quite ready for Huch MI
| opcration wo Ind to got on AZ best We could by
! nlaiting tile required promises.
| This III probably the most lIollish gnno
| over invented by man OF the doyi, yot
| it Boemu strange that E1os, should DO beat
! by it whoa exposed 30 often; but it IL 20
oacIl time, that It is hard to resist botting u,a-
less ono IL thoroughly familiar with tho gaule.
Should this reaoh tho eye OF any not familiar,
touch not At all. It you mist bot. do it Oh tou-
eat gambling, il there ia suoll thing but bo
insured this il not for it il 30 arranged tAAt it
IL AZ impossible to win tho thleyss' money as it
would bo to lily to heaven. While tho great
masa of the public may bo safo from their
| WiicB IN betting, 1t se1nn to uB nouo
| nro safe while s,cl gangs dare ride on our pub
liz railroads, and throAten tho lfo Of those who
tlaro report tllonl. Wo know full we'll TINT it is
not tho will Of rs honorable body III tho Mall
| ngcrs OF tho Chicngo Il Northwestern Railroad
! TINT such should DO the case therefore, wo call
| their attention to it 80 tley may tako prompt
and vigorous measures to suppress 1t.
CHICAGO, Oct. i, 1a4. ALEX. CHARLES.
, 1874-10-07

class on Sabbath afternoons, which IL undor tho
caro Of u Ohristian lady. 1'le Doanl desro to,
thua prosons tho clAima IF tha FoundstnEs-iIoulo
to tho public, urging thoul to romclnber It In
thoir prayers a,,tl tlieir gifts. Thore ronaips
dobt. Of sl0,0o0 oil tho bnildng, and e1.500 ID
owot1 to ti1oso who arc employed in tho Home.
Canitot this snla!l sum Of s17600 to paid Off by
tho choorfnl gifts Of tlioso 10 whom tod l,ns
giyon hnppy, chcorful homes lilo noard de-
afro also to bear wt,,eaa to tho faitl,fllfnosA and
nolf~ilonyfi.g labors Of Or. shipman; md, while
believing wltl, lin In tho power Of PRAYER, thoy
bclioso alAo that onr Christinn people should,
alid will, hold up thor hands an strengthen l,ls
tait|i by tlotr larEo gifts aud earnosb sympathy.
III bohatf Of tllo Hoard,
Aunorr L. HITTREDaE, President p7o tenn.
70 AsulAap AVENUE Oct. q, ls74.
, 1874-10-07

torrlblo blow, that resounlod throughout
thu ha,i. Tic intnatcs of tho gymnasium,
lorror-atriokon st tho sight, rl'Hhod TO bis re-
aey uas quickly summoned, WHO after OK
animation, pronounced Him in in1minont danger,
md gayo orders for MI atnbulancn to bo hastily
obtained to taio hin, to 1}ollevno 1fospital. Tho
Hvo minutes after its arrival tho unfortunate
young man, who had boon rapilly Binklng,
bresthed lia last. Mother drop of b!oud nor
SERIOUS confusion, strange to say, wore visible,
tho severe Rhock tsnn to bodily in)urlos recelv-
cd, espocistly ~ BomcrB lind not heon In worry
good health OF Into mouths.
, 1874-10-07

~ uH4nbEI VI Hoou allehIlhb A1tA A4i Uo5b
wero ycsterlay at tho Young MEMS Christinn AS
sociasion Employment Dureau, 1A5 Fifth ayonuo,
in pursuit. Of work. Yonng mon Of business
qualifications, laborora, mechanics, and mon and
boys for general house servants, can be found
by making application to the Bureau.
One Of the Bwana yesterday n,ado hia escape
from Linooln Park, by taking sail on Iako
Michigan. Tho park employees overlook him
several times, and chaacd him ashore, but lo
finally scared aloft and beyond their reach. 1t
is surmised ho is making visit to our suburban
towna along the shore, and hunters are requested
not to shoot tho noble bird, but cndoavor to cap
turo him aud return him to tho park and receive
q suitaDlo reward. uo is said to bo very tamo,
and Gnu oasiiy be captured On shore.
John Nulyoy, q Bwischman on tho Northwest
orn Railway dropped dead on hs doorstep, at
No. 81 Grove street, Monday eyening. He was
given to drink
Tho scats on tho top Of tho "Independent"
buses OIL West Madison street are not e,'sll~
ioned, but tho mail who patronizos them il nj
most sure {nithout any extra chRrge) OF being
afforded an opportunity by the driver of wlAi,-
ping nowsboys OH tho bncl steps. Pasaengers
who object should so ineide,. unless they aro
bigger than tho driver, or don't mind being
called bloatod aristocrats
AcsHonaoch AAA3@t o,oH r+'eA sSN -..'o EtAS e's
sMa enafs, M auu ,s;,, ona. ~
~ :t ~ ~ s.dr ,a.on' " hns t;t duntor' 'rn'
nn M.u ~ af.or ouorv io;i aa no,, fo"d
s. l''1s, III ..,i ~ tst a.a,, t,,a = ;s t
nag tttoao az sn's ~ ~" ;,,stit H., o'e'4 @'o'
'oo 'a's " ~ Aef 'e"7s"'sA'
Slow riaen worth by poverty oppressed, bnt a
poor but honest family Oh West jackson street
haH a cow and two hens that promise to lay al
winter, aud now they moSo in the very first cir
clos Of society.
shirncv ia com;no into vooo,e. md tha hov
win i,n.n,t Ind liz ov. mt mi viii n w;nr3.
,rnn, tn'1er IL nrat,S anro r., n,rn i;a s.
c1o ,o.,norro,r ~ ~ n,anror tnot xar, Ia
coinrod citizun dawn Sonth' wonj.i hyin0 reqi.
1ncnt Of infantry Into Lila neighboriood before
dark.
,r,o ro,,oxt ~ u~ sr n tr,,,ev x,o,o for ,,,o
f,to, aso,a4;n,, ~ Iii, ~ ~ IT,"
~ IN IT," nr,i,. a ~ 49,, t"o 10y
t tnat ho as for w." ~ law ., suo s
W s to;r ~ r. H. 1s .o
ncanus nPon so,r a ater'Gn q t !no ase nasors
@ nas honns"'at % assse"seu. !. ,,,, u .ney aG.es Win
w topos' up"o't.' ~ ~ H. ~. ~ "uot1oa. anu
n!caattsua ."noa W auto ito e''S so'o oi' 'Ae
l"est1on aa SUI" q" Po87'o'e'
The t4anhn OF tho Young Mems ChriHtan As
6ociatiou aro duo to tho ladies' OF tho city aud
suburbs who huye responded 90 generously to
tho cali for fIowora. They hayo found their way
| TO the Inmates Of thu hospitals and to tho bod-
, 1874-10-07

The Eust African SIuvc-:Irndes

F9UHt Ute IEtE75'oV 7-95f upV4 Nv
That tho East African sayc-trado Ia going on
90 briakly al over is proved by tho capturc, on
tho l1th Of August, of one Of the largest cargooa
Of slayes which Inns yot fallon into tile hpnda Of
o,1r uruisors. 4 slave dhou was so,zod by Hpr
Dlatosty's ship Vulturo, and on being boarded
waK found tD contain forty-one men, ilfty-niue
women and 1877 children, all OF them in a 6rctch-
Cd condition. Tha dhoW was burned, and its
Arab owuors and crow were taken to Zanzibar to
DO triod, whittier, also, tho llbcrated Afsicand
Npra c0nYoYpd.
, 1874-10-07
4 WORD 70 THE WISE, ETC.

sIR Would it not bo q wso idea for the man.
agars Of tho Exposition to continue tho Art-Gal-
lory few weeks longer? It has been some timo
Hnce NO had 10 flne collection OF pictures In
tho city at ono time and place. and as wo have
art-gatlary now. aud thaso arc q great number Of
people in the city WHO onioy pictaros, aud haye
fow opportunities OF seeing tllom,-beHilea tho
galleries arc 70 crowded nov that it is very llr-
comfortable to visit there,-it aeenls as il it
could bo made to pay for some tinlo to como.
CHICAGO, Oct, t, 1874. Z.
, 1874-10-07
Twenty Thousand,

Lite Policy Nc. 91,U0o III the Travellers Insurance
Company OF Hnrttorl, Conn., was written Sept. u.
THAT see,s to sla round ansl respectable number for
company whose. life department has heen but eight
ycars in The field. This number has been rcaehea by
steady, oven b,sincss ot about $500 uew po]telss
to these lgnrcs aa5, ,0Oo nccl.lct locicp covering
period of two yoara ote, audi II thu officers Or ta
who's better right9 Ill. MILAN, ucnesAl ageot, "
Ia HalIn Rtrpat.
, 1874-10-07

Tho Board Of Government md Executive
Councils OF tho Catl,olic Union OF America held
@ session yesterday afternoon at tho Grand
Pacific Hotel. Among those present woro tho
President, the Rov. Dean Hyrne, Of Trenton,
N. j.; Vicc-Presitlcnt, tho Rey. John ireland, OF
st. Paul; Treasurer, Thomas D. Mccormick,
Providence, Il. 1. and Secretary, Jatnes ".
O'Drien, Of New York. Among tho Union presl-
dents members Of the heDoRrdpEesent woro tho Hoy.
NJ. D. Lawlor, Of Kontucky; the ley. J. J. Kane,
Of Washington the Rev. J. Y. Conlo1s, ot Ohlo
aud tho llev, II. .. siattcrz, Of California;.
1t was we'll known to tho body that fight OK
listed between tho State Union and tho hocfeIies
OF Chicago upon tho question Of where tho No
tioual Cunycuton Allot.ll hold its sessions, CON
Reqncntly tho fixing OF q place for tho meetings
OF tho Association wEs first in order.
Mr. Collins addressed tho Board III behalf Of
tbo Stnte Union, and Mr, a1aHkell III bolalf Of
the CITY Hocietiea after which it was resolved to
l,otl lilo Convention III the Grand pncitio par
lors, which Ind been rendered By the city socio-
ties, all coucurrng save tho Father Matthew So
oiety. ,:.,
when tho Iscy. Ean Delle Of Phiatlelpbla, James
VI, O'Brlct, Of philadolphia, and tho noy. J. J.
Kane, of Washington, woro instructed 70 1faHo
tue viems Of the Board to tho effect tint tho
General Union would extend It's moral recogni
ton to tho enterprise being calricd ont by the
philadelphia Diocesan Union. iansmHcl rs tho
Issue had astste1 tho several States anring tho
year. ....,, ..
At tho close Of the proceedings, dorn'ation
Of the clereymen present wa,teu 9 nshSp 2; NO TO-
pnny with bishop Burgess OF Detroit. would bo
present to forlnslly open tho Convention today.
THE CONVENTION TODAY
Tie visiting delegates to tho National Conyen-
t;on viii asssinblo at the Graud Pacific Hotel at
o'clock this morning, where they viii be for,
lnaly received by tito Chicago aocietics, and
escorted to st. pstrick's Church In procession,
headed by band Of muHIc. At tho church High
Maas viii be celebrated, *nd ,sesanos.
fitted to tho occnson will be delivered. This
being through, tho procession will again be bo
formed, and returned to tho Grand Pacific for
dinner Tho Convention proper will organize
Immediately after dinner . in ths x.pp;ian1 p.islor1s
Dean Dyrne, will deliver nil address.
Following tbia will eome tho appointment 1,. Of
to the Pope, to tho Catholics Of Amorica, tro-
land md England.
The Convention will continue two days. and
it's closing houla will bo devoted to the election
OF national officers.
, 1874-10-07
A. Hundred Vo1umeI

A Hundred Volumes
haye been written abolt thu teo. but one Bottle Of
Fragrant Sozodent IL worth them ai1
It In nu elixir that will Reep tho enamel aourd,
brilliant, aud spotloss for lifc-tlme.
, 1874-10-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
TIE GOOD sAMAR1TANs.

THE GOOD sAMAR1TANs.
The reg,lar monthly mootlnE OF tho aooa
ga,nar.ans waa Iso!d yesterday afternoon at tho
residence of Mrn. Dr.. Dluthardt, % Peoria
etroot, Atra. Leonard in Tho chair. 1n tho alb
aoueo Of tho Secretary, Mrs. Walbridgo WAS
chosen.
Tho first order Of bustneAs tho Clalr MI
t,ouncotl would bo report from tho Bedding
Committee. Mrs. BuVBteaa reported Tint sho
Ind failed to rcc,ro anything, mud Mrs. Dakor's
report was Of tho sasns character,
The s1atron'a report waH thon received. ahow-
fnR TINT tho rs,ia1 amount Of provisions had
bccn rceetyed during tho wook, and that tho
Homo contained Boyon inmates.
Tho Treasurer reported IN hor possession
s42.Ae.
afra. Wa}brit'go reported TINT pho Ind received
donations IN casIt to tho amount Of ea2. Other
ladies' reported liberal donatiohs from various
Aourccs. ....,
stovo for tho latl,.tlry OF tile llomo.
Mira, JMirunl md Mrs. Dnker wero appointed
n committee to 1T up Tho dryng.roona of tho
laundry.
viding tho Homo will furnace.
Mrs, Leonard euggnstcd \ course Of free lec-
turcs to bo delivered in tho churches Of tic city,
explaining The objects and aims OF tho Society:
Bio said s,e was willing 70 speak u several
would ano apeals- On motion Of Mrs. Balior, tho
suggestion was adopted.
Hrs. D. +. Baker. Alra. spauldlng, Mrs. Buff
fun, Mrs. Walbridgo, and Mrs. NJ. Il. Baker
,voro aldcd to tho Executive Committee Of tho
Society. ,z,,-
Nliss Louy Afdrowsen. Of Mnnitowoc, Wis.,,
was introduced to tho Society, aud, OH motion,
adn'iltctl to membership. ..
Mrs. Nadridge and Miss Hattie Leonard wero
appo,ntet Comnlittco to arrange tho pro-
rrau,ino for tho next concert, to bo given Mt tue
Homo Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Loounrd thun iasued now collection
books to Tho Executive Committee, bearing Oh
tic front cover cut Of tho Homo.
On motion, tho Society adjourned for ono
neel, to ncot at the same place.
Tho Society has Under consideration tho ad-
Visibility OF securing now Shelter, and is non
considering several propositions. It is likely
Tint at tho next nlaetius now Shelter will bt
ro1ectod. They are also considering tho oatab
lisllng Of eoup-houso for the winter. If TIC
present Shelter il retained, tho soap-honRo will
bo in connection herewith, with Mrs. Fanuin,
Mrs. Lconaraa mother. in charge.
, 1874-10-07

nalton's, SO Randolph Stroot,
ia tho plato whara you cau dnl tla srganl Acti-
cllnkor Stewards can aud parlor utoYep al,. ul et-
less variety Ut housekeeping goods, al sery am pgus.
, 1874-10-07

Fino organs with nix stopa for S!5 warranted ist-
class III toAo al Gntals. Money refunded II not tat~
isfactoly. ReolK Touspla u Auslc, W Ytui Huaa
street.
, 1874-10-07
PERSONAL.

PEt3SONA AL
Mr., o. Chanute, formerly Superintendent Of
tho LeaYenworth, Lawrence l. Galveston Rail-
road, aud now Chief Engineer Of the Eric Rail-
road, was in tho city yesterday. Ho stopped at
the Atlantic l1otol.
Tho noy. DR.. Stool, late Rector Of Christ
Church, Ottawa, WAS suddenly takcn scls in thlB
city, aud hts been removed to his relatives in tue
East.
tenary Church, Minneapolis. Sunday Inst to m
ovcrtloning congregation, llo will close his
public labors with tho Trinity II. i. Church oo-
pie III this city Sunday noxt. preaching morning
and evening,
, 1874-10-07

A stetnway Upright Piano,
taken In exchange for mora costly inarltment Of
tho sa,no form, hns very hts nasa, mud IA goodns
ncw, caG DO purchased at 4 barEa!n at lYpN l. LEA.
LI'B, State Alu Monrod streets,
, 1874-10-07

Tho Grand Enca1npment Of the Independent
Order Of Good Follows will meet In this city
Tuesday morning in tho Mcthod.st Church
Block.
The hall Of The " pride of the West" Lodge
Of Good Telnplars, corner of Washington aud
Dcsplainos streets, will bo made tho Ecena of d
musical aud library entertainment this evening.
All friends Of temperance arc cordially invitod.
The ladies Of tim Educational Ai1 Society will
continue the lunches through tho week at No. 6l
Washington street.
Tile Chicago Military Officers Association wil
meet at No. 374 West Madison street this oven
ing At O'Clock.
The Roy. Florence MCCARTHY will preach this
evening at tho Church Of God, corner Warren
ayonus mud Robey street, at 1880 o'clock.
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Board of
Managers Of the Home for the Frlcndless will be
held ut the Home to-day at 10 O'Clock q. II.
, 1874-10-07

LafcHt News from Con. H1tlcss Expet
dttion-1ndinn Murders In Kansns,
ST. Louis, Oct. 1.-THE Globes Topeka
special says: "Advicea to tho 2Gth nit. haya
boen rcociyotl hero from Gen. Miles, Indian ox-
petition. Heavy rains aud lack Of sufficient
transportation are reported as lotardin8 active
operations. Trains arc kept constantly going to
aud from Fort Dodge n distance Of over 200
miles, from where ali supplies have to ko for.
warded by wagon over rough md difficult roads.
No Indians havo beeu encountered Rinco thu at-
tack on the Callahan train Gu tho 18th ult., snd
scouts report them oil headod in tho direction
Of tho stakcd pta'ns. Con. Dawson, with nino
Gou. Miles Oh tho 2Ath ult- He marchcd
from Fort Fill up the Wichitn and North Fork
ct Nollo River and met no lndlaln on thu routo+
There aro now three columns Within supporting
distance Of onoh other, operating agalnRt tbs
Inliaus. Thoy arc commanded bv Con. Miles.
Gen. DRyiEon, aud Col. Price. Nothing 1aH hoeu
heard from Mckenzie, who ia advancing from
the Hontl, nor from Buell. WHO III coming across
from Now Mexico.
"a scouting party fron, Fort Wallace operating
at the North Fork Of tho Smoky Hill River, In
Western kausas, discovered. on Saturday last,
tho bodies OF three men and woman, WHO had
a, s"on 9rd Sna BY asns As psg pnE'Sa sed He'd
migrants, seeking location. Tho woman . load
was crushed, aud all the bodies wore moro Or less
mutilated.
"Within the last two woe1ts eleven persons
hare beon killed by tho Indiane In Western and
Southwestern Kansas, aud several others arc
missing, who are supposed to haye met tito same
fate."
Gssg Trco again I. Prisoner.
WAsu1SGroN, D. G., Oct. G.-The Commits.
sioncr Of Indian Affairs ia to-day in receipt of .
letter from Agent Miles, dated ut tho Chpyenne
mud Arapahoe Agencies, Sept. 80, bringing nova
that seven young Kiowas, headed by
tho famous ci'iof. Big Tree, aud twolyo
Cheyenncs, headed by White Horse had
como in this previous evening, and mado
lrofcssiona Of friendship. Biz Troe eaid he be-
louged 70 satanta's band, numbering about 10,
camped 80 milos from this agency, and that they
wautod to como IN aud remain there instead Of
going to Fort Sill. Friend Miles and Gen. Nolll
regarded tho whole party as q suspicious set, aud
nlado them prisoners of war, but lot two squaTs
80 buck to invite tue rest Of. Tho Kiowa party to
surrender. Friend Miles says it is generally
thought TINT 6atantA will stampede when ha
hears tho fato Of Big Ttoo and his party.