, 1874-05-11


Yesterday afternoon abont o'clock. Officer
James Carlau, Of the atreot-railway force was
called by q conductor to arrest Cl,nrloa kim, n
rxa,'. .nw, wost sia ro,,-t, ,.o .,s,.,. 49,
disordorly. oficor carlan promptly responded,
when King drew q revolver, and threatened to
anooe nun. ae "as' however. promptly afrestea
and locked up In the South Side Station.
The poop]o of Chioaro cannot afford tn foroct
tin mating IN Kjncahnry H,1i ,h,a avan,no
IN the interest OF tho Chicago Athen@um Cato
Chicago Christian Union). It is not often tint
SO many Of tho representative men Of Chicago
can he rstl,ored In the interest NJ one conuo No.
W. W. oss"pJ tuo P'at4ot" VI Aiuesours nan
"uoso "u1A 40 uloAu euoueu " e"oeaco a1!'
wlshous distinction OF soz nationality, or creed.
Tho annual Meeting of the Chcaro Societv of
Physicians and Surgeons will be hold this oyeu-
ing At tue arana raol1e aotoi: After tho annu.
g. election Of officers, Prols; DeLafoutane and
meeting, On On tho "speetFoscoHio Appearances Of
minated speotfoscoplo exhibition Of specimens.
4 great aoal of interest is manifested among
tbs ,pembe,s Of the Union Cathoi, Tihrarv s Asss
socatlon IN lie annual election that occnra
nucsd n tho o1d eomnoso Az 'i foowa ue ppesn pesn
tout III. J. Dunr,s F;rst Vico pros;dont r. !;
Judge Second Yice President T. J. ue1lneBey;
Treasurer J. Naghten RecordinE Secretary, ].
L. Sheahan Financial Secretary, E. @. MautZ
Corresponding Secretary, n: e. scannol; Man
johnson, E. 4. Murray, George Glaasbrook, and
+. =. london.
Tho Kaphakeo Line chnnpaf lima voatordov
The morniuR train leayea the Illinois fantrai
Dopot st 7:30 8. NJ. and rha I'wsnty.aaconI
streot Depot at 7:4o a. n, Tie nieh}-axpresa
leaves every evening at 7:3o. Both traina r,,n
tbrourh to Lorisyi}lo and C;ncinnat xsithnnt
delay, aud mike direct conuection WIFI the % Bnl.
timore l. Ohio Railroad for Eastern citios. Al,
tho outside offices Of this line have beon closed.
except tie General Office. No. III Tandolnl,,
street, where sloopiuc-cars can also be- sac,,rad.
A.. tha auror. tra;a ,,,,,o,, -. 49,. .,.-
AZ 40 ~" restara tra & NV "ncn ,ois tnls city at
?. m' S!esIeroay' haa )uat PASSED Robert street,
eng1no No. ", =. y; Cooley. engineer, struck
aau 'as,annY on ui1aa aohahaer. 1ohn bendio11.
n nan ~ ohi1 o1o; r., WV ~as uIlVaa6 Some cows
to trne an Soa a sw ta
ni N.Y. 4"en, " "h''u ne1o nlS engine oo~n.
lucy got ,acroas out tie old man,
aPpaseuty oe"llaereo, trlea 70 SO across ~ 'front.'
or tue engine, but vas hit IN tue aplne thrown
into pool OF wasof' ana 4 waa taaen out dead IN
poyanty feat nf tin snnt ana couRti1,"tor "so' -
Snurr did rot start Until thn enri,r hatt nm
dnwn to Iuwndalo crnasino and socm,oI s" anr. mr.
aaon. The hol on tho onrino waa rjnoinr wnan
1j1e accident hannenod. "~'1
~ -ur n,,,no.n ,res,ox
ha oyanaont mE hA,1n3xo nnnHorsar MISSION; : t ,,
1ne 5a'ghte9Ht? IHut3ersaFy OF Tue founding
of the Anilroad Msson was celebratod yeGter-
day afternoon III tue Railroad Chapel on slnta
street, near tonrtoentn. After the usual intro"
aues3y aaa ~ ss Nans aeSerea m te
May lotn l9oi. 20 gos toHctnef q 70" peraons III
cur on tue hl!cingan southern road, and started
tho Mission. The mort year a Chapel was built
III six yearR th'a building vas too small to accom-
nIr[fHtH n1Grn0GfA