, 1874-03-16

1n8m1n OF I&riH, they mu8k organize ana pro-
pare themselves for tue inevitable conflict that
must soon artao betwoon capital and labor, or
| elso thnY must expect to. witncss many moro
| 18tls Of Marol,, md would foroyor be doomed to
| bo tho slaycB of tho artstocrats.
OTHER PERFORMANCES.
Thnre was no onthnsinsnl manifested during
tho dolivory. Of tho foregoing oratton, mud tho
] speaker was not onco applaudod..
Tho band than struck up wa1sz, and mo.
] ment nftor about hundred couples twirled
until thoy woro nearly osllauatod, Aftor }hcy
hRd all again refreshed Themselves with buer
Mr. ThorBlnark spoke briefly.
ThuH With danufuB, Bpooct- making, and beer-
brethren Of lariH, aud not until carly morning
did thoy. nook thofr humble lomos. Anotnor
grand celebration will talte place "Wednesday
syening at No. 1870 Weat Polk stroet.
SHOOTING AFrRAY IN HYDE pARK.
Tho Village Of Hydo rark has sensation.
Two mon o,npttod thoir revolvors ut each othor,
but neither Of tho combatants waro injured.
Tho circumstanccB which led to tho difficulty be-
twoon thom are those About eight months pgo
tue daughter Of ". 3. Farrell, tho florist, mar
riod q tall, uncultivated 1rIshman named Jack
Shepherd. 8ho Ind beon wife before, hut hor
husband bad boon lead three years, and sho
had thrco little children to tako caro- Of.
sho owned q house on Ellis avonuo. which
WAS presented to hor by hor father, nnd possoss-
cd considerable cash. Tho man Shepherd was
IN t'or onploy, and took caro Of two horses and
D COW. She failciad him for Bomo unacoouutabic
zoason, and ono ovon!ng ran away to Michigan
aud married. him. NNhou lor fathor learned Of
her conduct LIE waa worry angry, md threatoned
to dtslnherlt hor. She cared not, but lived with
Shepherd, md took caro- OF him.
Frlday night tnoir cottage was destroyed by
fire. and hnying no othor p1aco to so, they wont
to tho old Reform School buildlng,. at Forty
second street aud Lake evon,lc, which, as wolf
Iia hot houses boing ieoatod on tho property.
Some timo ago Shepherd workod fow days for
thu foreman Of the grodn-houseB and had
claim Of 918 against h1r. Farrell fur wnges.
T was not paid whom ho demanded IT., ard
eli tho panea Of glaes in one Of tic hot-houses.
Tho damage moro tAaa Offset his claim, and
actslomons hae mover been made with him.
Saturday afternoon. Dir. Farrell visited hiB
nursery 70 zoo how tue M plants, oto. wore Eettlng
II he bud told Dunlap. the forotnau that ho in-
tondod sending out two mon from Chicago to
thrash him. Mr.. Farrell said 'SNo."
Shepherd pulled Out a. revolver
Farroll's abdomen, which faot, probably. caused
him to reply as hc did. Shepherd said Dunlap
1al told him ho was going to Houd tho mon out,
and the foreman VIM called to SEQ II he would
repcet tho atatomeat. He admlttol having told
ouaFAcsa Apoub 1ao lnon coming o0t put sala ld
waH q lio. Farrell then left tho
tho Office. In about minute he returned to tho
open nil, and saw TINT tho mon wore fighting.
Presently Shepherd drew out his revolver, nnd
fired at Duu'n2. trho latter returned tile shot,
and thou ran. Shepherd followed aud dis
charged six more barrels, which exhausted his
ammunition. Dunlap tbon turned on him, and
chaaod him, tiriug as ho ran. Although tho mon
wore not six feet from each other during both
racos, neither received scratch.
ened at tho subsequent threats Of Shepherd,
and, with Dunlap, picked up their traps aud
scattered. leaving no one iu Charge OF tho nurae-
~. Mr.. Farrell secured two labora1s and fore-
man yesterday, and took them to Hyde Park and
put them In possession. He Baw Shepherd, but
tho lattor did not 500 him. It is probable thas
thoro will bo moro difficulty before long, and
TINT Jacks anger will not bo appoaBcd until Aa
E1zDH upon o cQrpSo.