, 1874-02-12

Hhe cAf8, Wnn ih1urGn so Severely tllat h0 uiGt
fatlera residence, at tic corner Of 0lnyton uroo
and Western Avonuo. and tho Coroner nottfiod.
A doaf and dumb mhn named lrcttlrickson
Hudson left hs tonrdlng-houao, ut No. GO Wal
nut street, Tuesday evening, to 60 downtown
and has not boom aoon nl,icg. Tho missing maH
was employed by Moasrs. Kloln d Stuart, 6f No
small amount Of mnnoy In hlH possoasion, but
the bocf ia that ho hRH mot with an accident
rashor than foul p1ay.
Tho opening session Of tho quartor1y mootins
Of tho Ollioago Conference of Unitarian and
other - Christian" +" churches was heia in the
Chapel Of tho Church Of tho Messiah, coTner Of
Rov. q. q. Howlana, Of Kalamazoo, Mich,
proaohod tho Conference sermon from tho toxt
Prove all things Hold fast that which is
good i the subject Of his discourse being. the
proper method Of religious study Tho Con-
torouco will roaBsamblo at 10 O'clock this
morning. -
Tho following tolosram wau received yoator-
day atmilitary hondqaartcrs in this city:
Coz \. c. Drum, chfcaeo: ' ''' 49, 'e'''
.r,... "fonr Laramie, Feh II, 1874.
Lieut. Robinson and Corporal Coleman, iii chargo
O. were illsd last Monday BY Indiana.
known. Twelve niloa cast Of Larainie Peak, on tic
Litto ootonwoed. Their bodies were found yesterday
DUM CQ1JlnGH from tlll8 nO9t
tlle eoaumny from Eottaran aro oat i ID tina the
present farccal Indian policy should end.
"JoHN T. gA1ru, 0oauo.
"E 0. O. ORD, Drgatlic: General"
Mr. 2. g. Dlathorwiolk, tho inventor OF tho
suspension railway recently desorihcd in THE
Tn1nuNE, having completed working model Of
Als invention, exhibited 1t yostorday On Change.
It exoitetl great deal OF attention, and wns IL
yorably regarded by nearly every ono who saw It.
Tho preliminary, stops for tho orgauiza.
ton Of stock company, have been
taken under the name Of .'The Suspension
Tranafer Company" Tho capital stock will
q. Blatherwiok, Ohnrlos ii: Donaldson, q: ".
Yale. and Norman 4. Hlatherwiek aro tho i'll
eorporators, and subBoription-books have been
opened. petition iH In circulation aBliug tho
Common Council to .givo tho right Of way to
tho Company on tho lako front, from Washing
ono Of the sections in operation: within. two
months.
Tho momhors OF tho Unity Church Fra
tornlty and their friends enjoyed q very pleas
ant entertainment yeBtorday evening, gwen, by
the ladies Of tho Sewing Society OF tho Church,
IN the sundsy.school room. The. evening was
passed in social conversation, varied by music,
singing reading, and some amusing gameH for
chitdron, In which those of larger growth finally
joined, with as much zeat and abandon as II
tley we're not in nanycaBeB, fathers md mothora
Of growing families A very substantial and
IN which tue variety and quality of tho eatables
wero only eqna1cd by the profnBonesB o. tho
supply. Ayory anuhing feature Of tho evening
wan an auction sale Of cakc, turkeys, and hams,
which W lt brought considerable sum. Tho object
81 tho entertainment waa to proviap money to
furnish the church pulpit, and the sum obtaiued
was upwards Of S1Q0. All the entertainments Of
the fraternity are characterized by thorough
good.humor, harmony, ind jolity, and thus was
no exception to tho rule. -.
Ut. 1oNAT1us.
Tho Benai-annual exhibition Of tho students
OF Ut. lgnatita Coflege was held III tho hall Of
tho college building last evening. The. attend-
anco Was very large, tic hall being crowded to
oxcess, while many wore unxblo to find even 30
much % 4 square inch OF unobstructed apaco
through which to observe the distant scholars.
The oxerclsos were Of a. literary aud musical
charactor, and were conducted by tho students
under the direction OF the Faculty. The ample
stage, WHICH is quite as complete in its appoint-
mentH aa that OF many modern theatres, was
the ssson1s ne faf'9a o fe5 hs uss b Of
sho piano. von v}oia aud vo1oneeso a1etanssa we tG1
was woll rendered Under direction Of tho com-
petent organist. This was followed BY an arnus-
tho combustion, from remarAs tIat tic seniors
hnd lot fail, that thoir poRitlon IN tho Junior de-
partment was not ono Of severe lnrdehp after
all. The youngsters having had tho introduc-
was shortly furnished in tho essays Of Nicholas
Cooke, Antony Schager, Robert McAyoy, and
John Driecoll, Of the senior Department. who
each delivered thoughtful and pertinent tisBor-
tation upon tho thomcs chosen. Tho entertain
mout concluded with. the awarding Of tostimo-
nials for proficiency and good behavior. The lnrgo
a1dienco remained to tho close, testfying by fro
quent enttuaiastio' applause to tho pleasure
afforded t1en The music, consisting OF solos,
WAS espeofally good, and, nltoecther tt.o enter.
tainmont WAS Que which gratitled, tic auditors,
and displayed tho aptnesa OF the pupila and tho
thoroughness OF rho instruction they have re-
ceiyad;from the aoholarly aud ablo Professors.
This valuable college ID growing IN numbers aud
Influence, and Ia now ono Of the most prominent
institutions. Of learning in the city.