, 1874-11-23

| heeas 1e&nplo Of Nnsic % Van Duren st1eat.
SUNDAYS NEWS.
Local. ,
THE TRIBUNE Of Sunday published, for the
benefit Of the Chief OF Police, as guide to htm
IN future raids, list or tho principal gambling
| houHoa, aud thor owners namos, in Chicago
and aso tho nsmea Of proprictots Of the build.
| gambling purposes!
Tho Impression preyai's that tho Grand Jur,
Wtli lntllcs some 0tteon or twouty gamblers, but
those who know better think that tho 1upposl.
| tlon ts too good to bo true.
| :. Tho police raidod John Dovlipg'e gaming.
house Saturday night aud captured forty ptisol'.
ers, whom Do'ling bailed out ahor1ly after their
arrest.
Jamos p. Root delivered An interesting lecture
before the students OF the Law School on Sat-
arday, upon :. Government Domain, Special Az
aoBsmonts," etc.
Tho society department Of THE TutuurE yos.
torday contained Iotices OF six fashionable we'd
Wilbur r. Storey, editor Of tho Chicago Timer.
appeared In. tho Criminal Court on Saturday
morning 10 givo bail 10 tho charge Of libel mo.
ies1ed against him BY N. K. Farbank, on which
"a tho prisoner waa arrested on Saturday night.
Tho bail-bond, which waa fixed At 81, 500, was
signed by h1r: Storey, E. g. Assay, bis counsel,
and Mr.. Goodell.
Tho Board Of Directors Of tho Public Library
hold NnHnt3rr HAturT9nv 49,
urer'a rcnort ahnweJ tha aa.sna -. "en son Atoas
tuition pinco The 1st Of 5mne t. u ha .ne 'hss, h
s9g, 1865. ~ ' - ''''' ~ NA'' 0'en
Tho Chicago Philosophical Society held = reeu-
lar n1eesing on Saturday evening" at which Dr.. J.
4. Fatwoll road = lecture on Tho Retiring
~ a99ftsteps fa Of ~ Expiring Milton and the Future
Tho nnhnamsnp Fa" .ss,uo uo.r,t., ,p.,.,
y.s assenaeh On Saturday and tha sales Of goods
/ Tprnurae T,n,u no",y ,,;r.o.+ -..,-
1,nnn;n Wnna foeol.e1, ~ = oonycfeatfon With
ninc ~, ,s3s mnageI oa ING CheaEo baseball
con,nna, H. ,as1n ~ ar sna' .no i9aioW'ng wl
ncvi;n 'Jss Jnbn snso' n,ans 3eq5go Aett'on. James
Foreas W Wh;to ui,,.s 1o.eis; aa r. ,Aeef1, ~.
~ ""''e' =. no'es' @no oolaaN.
-, Inc Anxh
O.. rW!y u, wy people were On the race-courao at
tsotting race beswoen Fullerton. Ban Pardy. aud
called Tor the arst bent, which was won By Fut Se
as iessoa IN 2:2o5, sam Purdy second, and 0cci-
uons .nl1a. Ihc second and third heats were
also won by Fullerton, In 2:204 aud 2:201. ro-
q Mapeonvely;, Purdy being second and occidant
thfo II each boat. Tho hoEses were driven to
hesSts nuu so 'ne maao was tno three fastest
publish the sumuarv ~ 'Aso1ees' We 1e-
nv T,..rr.sa oa..n:
lsH.LTrotnn9. for nese ~ e Sco Gs. Nsv III
horue second sna Z tsa a!ea aEs:
haFn6kQ.
Q. 4: Mckois br! &. Judge Fullerton. ........l11
8. II, Mcce!ianh Oh. D. sam Pusdy y........., =
ouea oooaeg 9, VI. g. Useidens. .
1'"@-2:so4; E2osl; G2oA.
AFA&asaas
alop&toh received from Little Rock Hatur-
aay says that Gov. Smith and tho Republicans
Wore much disappointed that tho Pecaident
1alled to make decision in tho Arkansas oaso
eI!0ay:
1he Hepnoitcan Central COMMITTEES received
several letters Saturday from tho northwestern,
RAfe OF t1o State Offering. fvo companies OF old
Union soldiers to Gov. Smith.
~ tae LeSaolasnret Saturday, Mr. Sims, Chair
.iaa. LOU y. tae senate Comm1ttee on Federal Rela-
Ivy tou1' toposteo oaoA JOINT resolution that se-
~ 10 appointed 70 inquire into the
o.os..ou u 2. ". dorsey, United States Senator,
T"1,.;,a ....k unk t.s paasAso' 10 tho HouHe, Mr.
ca.,1.;., aIssoaucoa m fosolntion that = joint
- ~ ~ ~ ~ appoantod 70 inVo taGate the man
uoast ~ O. ~ oosae5 eleos1on u Unitod States
''on"toIt ~ ~ T.
nd nos % .a puttoee ~ ol REPRESENTATIVE wiltshire
IT, Itss nowe W Prepare tnts week and dle with
cI,o 49, ~ ,ts statement refutiuE the
-enrsSn,t ~ ia ot om1th ana those who
w st;,,... ~; .nso!osa. 1ne general feeling In
" s''A % 'ppoeeo 70 1ooetA htet1orenco. /
Coretnn.
Liobknocht offored mot;nn ior "Hay. . 9atay. DepusY
,ral Democrntn Donnt;os ns'..a.. .uaoo ~ heV.
le persecution spd imnd d.on,1anpF 1poha m.s u
Tor conBcieneo's aaka- f9am.-ct I, senupo
tho subjective conacinnca u.a rleo.d bpy, .bep!y, sa'a
objective law. Thc IIl,ramopt.nn. sS ~o9to tn9
Democrats hold IDEAS of conacian.s shi aun ooo'al
10 adopted ss standsrd. hftar frrshor Snh. Jah.us