, 1874-06-21

6UbUabAN NE "
HIDE PARE.
The average Chicago policeman is person |
with one idea II he sees man stumble oTer |
broken plank in the sidewalk, ha runs him in "
IS drunk and disorderly; il decent person
happens to be out after IL o'clock at night. be is
"rup in as drunk aud d,sorderly; if he knock |
twica at his door, having forgotten his atch-key.
the charge "drunk and disorderly" il booked |
against him at the nearest precinct station. J
These arc the woes Of life. The blue cloth and
silver star are tho badges Of our martyrdom.
But in the Dominion Of Hyde Pnrk matters
are still more serious The official CLUB Is the
sceptte of the despot, and sound above
whisper, breath above sigh. is the signal lot
cruel Incarceration and nrrow escape from the
gallows.
Friday night party Of young Indies and gen
tlemcn Of Hyde Park were out on mild lemon-
ade and eoda-wa:ar spree. They occupied an
enormous wagon for there were forty OF them.
E:nted by carhonic acid gas, they reyeled in the
As they drove down Oak Wood Boulevard to
Graud Boulevard, ono Of them.-a gen.
tieman, probably like David of old
exalted horn and blew blast which
made the million nos4n,toes TO- tto r,apa pause SO
the patty rammed thelr delicate hnSeEs into
their still more delicate ears.
The startled woods took up the strain and
called it back with fainter voices in alarm to one
another Tie pale stars trembled IN the sky,
ouiyeripg with expectation. There WAS one
star, second Luclfer, who head that sound,
and thrilled With delight. The blast but stirred
his wnrlike soul. He answe1ed with blast
upon his shrilly pipe, aud siencod the ftupetied
crtckots in the hedge. The woods dlsoaneo
! notice Of th,s inharmouious sound, but what
tie leafy graves disowned, another star too
eagerly claimed, and in momeut Sound
bofdes aud more shrii replied.
The phenomenon was explained by tho nppear-
ance OF two of tue Hyde Park gendm mes-ln
Chicano. policemen-who surrounded tho forty
| soda water revelers, captured the wagon. and
| drove them to tho HYDE Pink Bastio, using the
| most insulting and dlsgraceful language There
| in the darken1ng nlght these forty persons sat
members we're sorry they had not licaed the
| nolice the ladies taunted them With cowa1dco.
| The gray morning sized its ghastly Light upon
| faces tired, wan, and wrinkled. The md
| night rcyelers could not have looked
more haeear1l or forlorn had they spent
their earlier hours il bacchanalian beverages OF
| horns more po ent thnn soundiug brass. At =
| o'clock they we're marshalcd in sad array before
the dread tribunal Of tue Dominion. The grave
officers narrated the offeDBc, and dHelt upon lta
| his fiuoees, Here were eighteen aGie-bodied
| yoters aca1ns. two ab1e-bodied voters. The
nriaoneis a1e discharged" said he, with great
| sayerity OF tone, and tho weary girls and their
! d1ooping knights stole quietly away It was .
grent Vii rece;ve m mora iipations from
the liberal purses OF theiE victims Ihey arc un-
der a ban, The split Of tho Great Revolution
il abroad among the valiant esquifea Of tie
Dominion. Aod the time is not far distant when
those i"o h genoHa.ap H,ae par "l nc1udlne tLat most
| coufidinq ono of public opinion.
T1,a tair ciyen at Burlington Hall in aid Of
o.: tnou1n 1snndorfnI fnancial success, C,nducted
10 20 ,,'e"a1 n,nc;n1es :. uonId have been
t.o1,oa = tha result had been different. The
recaHts amounted to nearly $4,000, which moro
th,n coycre3 the debt OF the church. Father
1n.n,;r,n ~ nnd his rsr4hioncrs esoeciatly the
.anra 1sa,en of the church. deserve great credit
X. rosr1t in.v. inch as they appealed to
o.r. ~ ,ns;gnif ific:.,t inheritance and yaYe Chi
na"n Cathnlics an onnortupity to show thel
ermnathv for struggling brethren in the remote
ss!a3a.a{ - t4..1a III n VAS a deem and profit
e,ntr .n;s.;n1;arv " venfure. fnl1y appreciated
an1s .t.9 '.o,;n1 a,s,c cses Of kenwocd Seminar,
-; 1,1.ea iast EVENING at the institution There
va a iarro audience present, the hal adjoining
3 "as . 20 nn-o .nd fl,a stnro heinp called
tho ou ooa-moaata aaan 3l,e crowd Th.
ah,,ar: roncya1Iv exhibited great profcieuc,
e. the elocutionary art. They received
nreat nraign and applause and carried Of
fons of t!owers. it could almost be said. which
,wara lhnvara1 unDn them BIZ their eQtHN5lastl{
Sl;aro ~: Whara I'll wore 40 excellent it. ma
!nna a,.,a4' hEo favoritism to accord praise II
iooa M ~ iaNo n,rt;cniar b,t to Misses Grac
Williams. Mary Williams, and MAUI
| Eoro;cott nossiblv tha highest pr1i6e Il
aue. The recitation OF Cata!lno's defiance, o.
the first named, it being 4 part that few schoo
c,r1s c wonld care to attempt, was rendered e1
ceeingly we'll ..,
The license question IN HYDE Park comes ne
fora +ha Board of Village Trustees A0nda1
evening.
IRVING PARK.
The recently-oryanizod Methodist Epiecopa
congregation at Irving Pafa baVe oetofmiue l
thsn a. nm large and beautiful lot has bee
donated for the purpose bs Mr. John Gray, VII
u vi, sIan assiet somewbat IN the erection OF th
bniIding b This subject has. for some tmo, bee
nnJar odvisoment by several gentlemen, resi-