, 1874-09-28

Nowe GtCina Photographed to The
CAiC1ED Tribllncs


I1L1So!s.
In the Circuit Court at Urbana on Saturday,
judgment WAS rendered In IN important suit
involving medical malpractice, which las long
boon In tho courts. George Tally Bual DR..
Turner. Of Paxton, for malpractice in so.ting =
dislocatod shoulder, and was awarded In Ford
County 81 600 damages. Tho same amount WAS
allowed in tha county. third trial WAS obtained.
occupying tho court large part Of this wock,
and resulting in clearing DR.. Turner.
On Saturday oyonng home boys wore riding
on horseback at Hudson. when QUO lad. about IL
years Of ago, named Edward L. French, VIVA
thrown from his horse striking on his load,
causnG coucnHBion Of the brain.
ty, = wealthy farnor named Frank Iowa WAS
found dead lu his bed, with two bnllet-holeH in
bis forehead, and platol lying on tho bed beside
him. His hands wero undor the bed clothca.
Of suicide. Nevertheless the, Coroncra Jury re.
turned verdict Of suicide. People OF
TINT vicinity woro not satisfied at this,
and on Thursday Of laHt week tho Coroner
quest. At thia facts wero devotoped pointing
strongly to Il divorced vito OF tho deceased a.
tho probable mlrdercss, or ono WHO lad pro
cured his death. It vas shown that Lowe and
wife had frequently quarreed. and thst since
that sho had offered d man $1,000 to kill him,
aud that on tho night Of tho tragedy Lowe had
rettlrnod from town drunk, aud bud mot his
former wife. and had n acrinus quarrel Witll her.
Undor tLie condition Of affairs B,c and tho man
to whom sho had offered Tie 1000 voro mr.
rested, and hold for trial.
AT Chatsworth Llyingoton County, on Fri
day last, TWO little girls named Sumner woro
knockcd down by q team of horsos and Tun over
by a wagon and severely il not fatally injured.
Ono was kicked IN tho forehead by the horsa
and had her skull fractured.
Tho Grand Jury Of Mclean County hns pos.
itivey rofuaed to take coGnlzance Of vlolEtors OF
believing that If tho city is dlsposea to enact
rigorous and needless liluor ordinances. thoy
arc properly and solely Liable for Tho expense
and trouble OF a!l tralH resulting from violations.
Tho Bloomington City Council. on Saturday,
received the RESOLUTIONS passed by tho Chicago
Council, thanking Bloomington for assistance ut
the late fire, but refused to hayo thona framed,
for tho reason that, ns it waa atatod bY AID.
told of tho cool treatment the flromon received
from tho Long John company. tho resolutions
should not DO entertained. Others thought
that, although tho bloomington tiro1ncn had
been sl,abbIly treated, the City of Chicago had
nothing to do With it..
Political matters in Bloomington are begin
ming to grow warm through tho columns Of tho
papers. The political record OF A. E. Stevenson.
Independent candidate, has been attacked by
charges that ho "as not in favor Of the prosecA-
ton OF tho Var, and TINT on certain occaslons ho
had mpde uncharlEablo statenseutR regarding
dead Union goldiora brought 10 Woodford Coun-
ty for iutermont Stevenson han denied the
charge, and impoaches the yerac!tJ Of ha assaii-
ants.
William D. Hil1s, an old aud wealthy. citizen
OF Bloomington, Tor many years reBluont OF
Iowanda, died Oh Saturday morning. :.
-r. ]. Dunn, woat known nlunoT broker Of
Bloomington, has formed partnership With ".
II. Holmes, OF Hartford. Conn, and will open
regular banking -Aousc IN lew wools.
-0ot. 81 has boon seleetod for meeting ef
ton, insteat, Of tho 10th, ~ at Arst auuounced.
Andrew Collins Lad prepared blast IN tho
Union coa1-niino at LaSal!e, on Saturday. Ho
fired tho ftlsp and rotreatcd to place OF SAFETY
to await tho explosion. After. waiting until
| out ho returned 10 examine the blast. whom tho
| explosion OCCURRED, blowing Am g distance ot
| is feet, aud scattering frag1nanta Of coal all
| a,,ou. him, son.o OF which Inflicted sandry &C.
vore dosb wounds upon him, largc portion Of
| his scalp waa torn frosn hia head.
| INDIANA.
During . heavy Wind aud rain storm on
Saturday night, thieves entered the rear door Of
Shaw Brothers. restaurant, at Eikssst. aud stolo
trunk containing tl,nE e17o' and other valuabloa
! "a Baltimo.o 1t Ohio freight-car OF a train
being hauled East Oh the Lake Shore Road, at
| South Nend. took fire on Saturday Mosming, aud
was ontiroiy consumed, togoti!or with its cou-
| tontH.
-Ihirty-flye hundred drangers Ind picnic
| At LoganApost Saturday, NJ tha iair grounds.
Sixteen Oranges wero represented. Tho Hon.
ii. James. Of drant County, Master Of lilo stats
Grange. ~as presont aud addressed tho. aa.
AcInb!Y.
aIr. Wilcox, tho man shot in tho telegraph
otcs Mt Elihart, as reported iu TnE Tn1nuSI ot
Sept. 25. is getting along sory wo!l, an tho wou,
proved to DO only slight ono. Illo Al'ootor Wa,
| asrentea shortly after tic oceurse,,os. lie
waived examination, AL waB sent to jat! a:
Casl.es', in default Ut 32, ,QAa hail. Ills naua i,
Lsw's y. Wicklow. aul lie lins been employed As
brakoHmnn on tho Lake Share Hallway for u
long time. but wss discharged latcly OIL account
Of urnnkonneHn. lio acolises Wilcox, who is ,
pron,lnont c!tlzou, OF botug too iutnaato With