, 1874-06-21


aud all the world.
GENERAL NEWS.
Direct telegraph communication between Chi |
dago and Geneva Lake, Wis.,, MAS opaned yes
terday for the frat time.
The temperature yesterday as observed BY Ma
nasse opt,cian, under the TIE TRIBUNE Building.
WAS in the ehade at q. NJ, Is deg. fahrenhelt;
10 q. m., 78; IL n, 80; 5 P. NJ, u b D. H., ID
and at .. ua., II.
The Treasury Department began paying the
July coupons yesterday, bat very fe" bondnold-
ers nut in an appearance and the sum paid out
WAS inappreciable.
The alarm from Boz No. 623, at balf-past
o'clock Yesterday morning. was caused by the
discovery Of flames in smoke-house TO tne rear
OF No. 371 Reuben street, owned BY Henry Hahn.
Damage Insignificant.
At the regular communication OF Chicago En-
campment No. 10, l. o. Q. F.. the following Of
hcors woro elected for tho ensuing term: J. r.
wilkins, Chief Patriarch; Mark Weiselbaum.
High Priest; Emanuel Hartman, Senior Warden;
II. G. Thompson, Junior Wardea ". D. Ken
nedy, Scribe; Vim. GRAY, Treasurer; ". Il.
Davis, Representative to Grand Encampmens OF
Illinois.
Frank Able, young man from the fair land
Of Poland, aged Is years, while CROSSING the
Northwestern Railroad track early yesterday
morning at Fox place, slipped fell. aud was run
over BY passing locomotive His right foot
was badly mutilated- He was removed to his
boarding house, No. ) Fox place, and thence to
the County Hospital.
r. c,aeche1 NJ tbis civ. ia awaiting an Offer
from benevolent citizens. II somebody will
give him a balloon, and initiate it for him, ne viii
risk his neck in an ascent On the 4th OF July.
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The chicago onaon hss at npon re Luz ~ saaa tta
daily and Sunday paper to fifteen cents week.
Tue result has been an accession thus far Of
couple Of thousand now SUBSCRIBERS and lls Use
is receiving an addition OF from forty to nifty
day. We arc credlbly INFORMED toa1 us ulan-
ayers were compelled to engage six new carriers.
This lcoxs like business, hard times considered.
Thu alarm of fire from Box No. q at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon WAS caused by 3 woman,
supposed to te crazy, lgnitlng some compustlpies
in = house at NO. 433 M1chlsan avenue. 1ne
flames wero e1tngu!shed WITHOUT Inc aio OF tne
department, aud the woman. whose name ls not
reported, sent to the Twenty-second Street
Gtut,on
tne 1o.lse 1aan Depa1 otarnaan s.hn snant ia
" a neno ,1,;o. acniat,ons "a to tja
ka.n.Isner 10 conId ciaao mt m
nuuao9l - ~ .a,a,;tr ~ rita him
piuGn' II Any que uao tno ~ ~. dI1,r@,
up: me noss aolons nnaetr ~ "a ordinsrv room
the connnllsslone1 eSp">4's A' 'AA4 oA>A
1u1l OF repo''e1s'
The Senior class Of the Union College OF Law,
vero examined Yesterday for grnduat1on and ad-
mission to the Bar In tho forenoon, Prof.. Dens~
low conducted the examination on the common
Law and contracts. In tho afternoon, Judge
Booth examined On p1eadings and practice. The
students show, thus far, very high standard Of
qualification and proficiency. Monday forenoon,
the examination will be continued BY Judse.
Truu,bnll, on international and constitutional
law and tie atatutes Of Illinois. to be followed
by Judge Bradwel and Prof. Myers. Tuesday.
Judge Doolittle will examine on equity and owl
dence, and the Executive Committee will close
tue exercises.
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mr.. forepausn; auo no, sr;va7 IN i,o c,tv Fri
gonery !uoen oneme' an,ent,nn ~ anmais Which
day evening "in soItto .f ~ nca1n Park cnn,.
WIZ pe 4e'. . ~ tne ~ "a oaa ,aads ,ha;- aervcea
Ha'selouelo ..a un'a 80 - iino ,wn 1,ea1e two an.e
Alnons .nsu ~. 1919 t' md n C.shmare coat.
topes, a,n ~ s1A; aa1;rae;Sc 1u hnm Mr. Forepsuru
Altet 1aae's &c ,as,.a u1as :, ;nn ,ha show
s'af' LUZ -OAna'0o'@ ~ 1''4 ' "&
Tho Public Library Directors met yesterday
afternoon. President Hoyne iu the chair. Pres,
! eut: Messrs. Shorey Rosenthal, Onahan, and