, 1874-10-22
GENERAL NEWS.

GENERAL NEWS.
, Tho polls Of tho Second Preoluot Of tho Eight
Ward nro removed to No. SOB South Canal ut1cot
A algn at No. 1145 West Madison stroet roads
"ofders lef lenro for expressing in do rear"
The largo attendance ut st. Patricka Dazar /
proof that tho managers perfected arrange
t, monss pleasing to the most faasidlous. Amonl
Of tho Hon J.. D. Ward and @ Il Harrison, wll,
nro contestants for q aifver a+s
Tho waif loft on Michigan avenio saturda,
evening mas taken to tho Protestant Orplai
Asylum Instead Of tho Founding Asylum, O
Home Of tho frleudless. M waa atated in Mon
dnJ' papcih. IT. there recolvcd local habitntfor
aud name. aud wclEome na warm and kiutll,
Al II bnbies wero strangers.
A Night t}ro occurred in Bhnd In roars Of No
302 South Clark stroot, At 5.40 y. m. yesterday
Loss, il0. Tho lro Ii supposed to Gayo boor
eet by IN incendiary.
Tho alarm Of fire from Box 46, at 1885 lasi
ovoninE, was given BY some boys, who have
tlrn in tho alarina without cause.
sownoHon, tho Swcao who was stabbed in tht
SALOON at No. 1877 Chicago ayepuc, a few dayt
ago, showed signs Of improvement last evening
and hib physician now ontertalns hopes Of lle
| recovery
Nathan Kcibol . clothing merchant Of Lyons
H.. committed Suicide III bis room at tho Everett
/
11:d5 ycaterdny forenoon, by shooting himself in
tho breast with q revolver. Tho callBo for tho
rasl, act could not be ascogtainod. Deceased was
| 60 years Of age.
About Il Tuesday midnight man nametl
James lullen foil down stairway at a boarding
instantly killed.. His ekull was fractured. De-
ceased was so years old. and had been laborcr.
Ilo leayos vito and two children in Dublin,
ireland.
Coroner Stephens held an inquest yesterday
afternoon on tho body Of Henry II. Harder, .
carpenter, who died nt tho Etoyonth Precinct
pollco-Statioo, on North avonuc, from delrium
trepouo. Deceased was German, 81 vests old,
! and was o n1ntriod man. A verdict u sccordauco
With tho aboyo facts wcs rendered.
:-~At meeting Of tho "I1orry Club" Tuesday
evening: the following poraone wero elected
oilicora Tor tho coming season, viz: President
| 4. J. Buchanan; Vico-Prasident, ", ", Brine
| Secretary, Frank II. Street; Treasurer, Edward
y. h1agiIl final meeting OF tho Ctul will o held
at martlnn's this cgoninE, and full attendance
ia especially requested, as business Of grea. i'm
portanco Is to 10 transactod.
An additional attraction has been added to the
fair now in progress at Aurora I,lrnor Hail in
nunciation, Of which Father Edwards ia pastor,
It is fine gold watch, which Ia to bo voted tor
by the friends Of Stephen G. Holland aud John
McCaEtey, candidates for County Commissioner.
IL
needs all tho funds that 1t can possibly socuro.
The Times Of tho 10th inst. ANNOUNCED that
the Hon. Carl schurz would dollyer lis lecture
on "Edncational Problems" during tho present
week, and TINT tho Adelaide phiilipps concert
would T bo giyon during the succeeding, wcok.
BY announcing that souator schurz will inaugu-
rhto the It Lakeside Course" by Lis lecture on
tho 18th OF November, and Hiss Phillippa will
sing In concert on tho 23d Of the Same month.
Ihs enstrc progtammo was correctly published
III these columns Monday morning.
Tho United States postal railway mail service
clerka. Who number now over 1000. will meet in
Q general convention in this city On the 18th of
November next. The object proposed IL tho atl-
vanceme11t OF the acrvice and also tho formation
OF mutual heneilt asaociation. These genslo-
men hnvo tho full sanction Of Tho Posf-O(iice
Department, not boing a political organiza-
tion, but merely for the advancement Of their
common interests. ~ well as tl,oso Of tho press
and oil those who exchanged idaaa through the
nail. It is expected that at tho meeting thor
ough organization Of thaHo most useful servants
will be perfected.
Mr. Killings. the head Of tho Chicago COM
rnuue, htatos TINT Mf. t;rucnhut, Town-Cerl. Ut
South ChicaSo, Ia to be expelled from bin Sec
ton Tor taking monoy from nfr. Farwoll to bo
divided among the 81 brethren, and retaining it al!
therefore A1r. Gruonhut must SO. Another
tiaitor will also bo ojected. Among those who
lave received nothing. there is q bittor feeling
a.atnat nr. tarWeii, whom they consider very
1i1lwiao Il, his choice of lnou. 4 mnn named
Arnold, d taltntivc Communist, has Lat a place
givon his son IN the Custom House. and lo him.
solT has boon put III tho public service.
THE CALUMET.
Martin A, Howell, Jr, in tho November Htr-
per, writing ABOUT The Waterfowl Of tho Wost,
Bays:
Tho Calumet marshes, near cn,coro, are and baYs
been for years, iayorte spot wkeFo WATERFOWL in
thclr pgrmagcs mostly gather. This, however, Is
becoming to soh m extent Esasrt for slortsnon pot
aun.esa, ana every variety o. the gon,sa nonot ~
seafsa y aens, anM gooa limo eehesalS mat
W iiern you iii III fnI IL: ,.ar,,no ronrescnt,.
tiycs Of chicaaofa fayorito enbs. Gcr ro-
nowncd "yhots,f who come in their marsh |
rig-n botle Of cartridges aud bolt full Of
whisay-'sram'neled with oy-!aws Or resolutions ct
seo 1r1gn nnd TT GSSond ~ reach or influence q
aan, ann npimso If ne dcns,ns anS
ant1lricnt hren1 ~ hn.r, ami ,xth unsnin,ftT ri
uurnosa worthy Of tho ur1srtakug. they say oMt 10
nnko that mass TIC hottest pl.ee for dcke TINT tlse
Imagination conceive, until tue ast bottlo Of am-
1nn!ton Ia exhausted, when they jain in the fasore
chorus .o,,-,,, n.xsz r.. arnn. ,.,t.n
,n w ma, no1n, anc.s5 81, a,a, ,.
~ W. ~ ~ sns~ - has MI h"ot hna+y r"ff.,t "t