, 1874-10-19

News Items Photographed to L lac Chi
cuEO Tribune.

News Items Telcrraphc cd to Tho Chi
cuEo Tribune.
ILLINOIS.
Dr.. Henry Loib, nta'ion-agent nt Nceleyvflle,
on the Toledo. Wabash i Western KalIrnad. was
rttu over by = coal-tsain Oil Satuiday evening,
aud lad ia legs cut off. lie died il, fen hours.
-Eurl. Oh Friday ovouing, wl1ils Miss Lizzie
Lynn, of Danylile, w.as sitting up in bod. slot
was fiied through tho window. strkine her lit
tle bclon The zAouldur-blatla. producing laiu-
full, though 1t Is not considered dangerous.
wound. The psrpetrator Of the act Is supposed
to be discarded lover, nho. It is sad l'as matte
ro;oased thl eats that he would tals ler :o. No
arreu; Lns vel tnrn tlato.
Miss Ana ii. Huiet., lie lalY iaHvor Of Chi
chgo lecs,,rcd at Morriton ol, Friday u;eht luz.
tu i ia.ga audience. Her lecture gave immense
pntsfaJtinn, aud drew forth targo applause. She
n,ale some weil-turnel poiuts agaiust thu coz
ruptiou III the Republican party. MisB lIulott
will laeture there again in two nluntha.
-Ihe Hight Iiov. Bisllop Daltes, OF Alton, aa-
mtnisterod the rite Of continuation TO about aN9
catddstcs Of tho 11Isl aid German Catholic
congregations III Qnincy yestcrdny'
The preliminary survey Of the projected rail-
road .u,t Richmond, Ind, to Un.uu City Ind.
vas ordered BY IL public meeting Of citizeas Of
the former place un Saturday. Ths will give
1Iallensburg. o., aud the Whitewater Valley
auother outlet north and east, which IL much do
sired to break tho uls noy oily Of present liues
Tho road sill celta nlv be- bnit.
--rho Indianapolis heal Estate Exchange detl-
tcateA Its new lnlt On Tueada7 night. Schuyler
Colfax will deliver tile prinrlpal aadrcHs aud
sreecIlea will be made bY Gov. uondrcks and
others.
III il reported TINT tho indianapolis Sentinel
and Union, Tho latter III evening Democratic pa
por, will aoon consolidate, and Scout morning
daily ba iHBuod III tlacu stead. Democratic IL
Tho Democratic jollincation takos place ut
indianapolis to.uignt. Mcdonald and Hon-
dricks will spesk The demonstration Is pro-
iected OF, grand scale.
-A c!lRaGe In The enternal stylo Of tho Post
Onice building, W order Of alu!et In tho teeth
OF ropeateA protests Of Homo of tho leading
business mon Of indianapolis. caases much 1li-
dignation.
Judge Hopkins, Of Wisconsin. will preside
at the special tom OF Untod Statos District
Court, commencing on the Goth, at Indianapolis.
MISS1BorA.
dedicated their new church, commenced four
years ago. mud Just completed ut d cost Of over
5000. .00D. The building ls 4 fac b!mie. OF tho
Cathedral Of Munich, Dava11a, from plNuB fur
stone, is mnse.yo In details, mud i'll the whole
probably one Of the very feu best specimens Of
church architecture iu this country
THE house Of Mrs. Hutchins. in ths Western
limits OF ST. Paul, waH attacked friday morn.
ing before daylight by threo rutians, who, being
refused admittnnce undertook to batter tho door
down, having, probably, mistaken the character
OF tho house. To Gull policemen Mrs II. tired
a pistol from tho wihdow, when stones we're
thrown at hor. Ono atruci her on tho Lead,
cutting long scalp wound nnd stunning hor.
Tie coming OF neighbors, aroused py the pistol
shot. scarab tho fellows away. The woman, L
wiiow, is dangerously hurt.
--Charlcs Lnnder, late keeper Of cignr-atoro
p+s.rVr dnSS rf.u
of conspiracy to defraud tho franklin and Cny
Insuracr Companies, Of st. LOUIS. by burning
his establishment. Tho police claim to have
conclusive eyit'encc. aud Hay tbs plot was on1y
frustrated by tho accidental intorposition OF a
late customer, on Whose report sts policies we're
Cancelled. An examination of Lander'B shop
discovered a kerosene lamp under the counter,
With a wire attached leading out Of o back vim
dow the floor and rubbish under tho counter
were saturated With oil.
Charles W. Reed, traveller for Bowen l.
Kent Chicago, stopped into tho saloon Of joe
Gujeu, 4 F1suohmAn, Ut st. Paul, uhilo waiting
for q train on Friday last, and made Eomo re.
mari; on tho subject OF tho lust French war,
struck Reed, possibly With some weapon. on the
left eye bursting tho eyeball md total! destroy
ins Ing tie aight. Guion ied from town, loaviug h{s
family aud property, and 10 escaped arrest.
MICHIGAN.
The Senior class in ths Agricultural College
are making preparations for their Commence
mcnt exercises which nre intended TO be more
| interesting than any ever gison before. Tho,
arc to l,ayo public class-excrciHe On the even
| ing previous to Comtnoncbn,ent-iay. Nearly al
| tho atudents havo procured schools for the win
tor,-tho average wages being $40 per monu
| aud board. ....
Some pieces OF wheat IN tho vicinity OF Ian
| slns look we'll, but, as general thing, it hat
made little grow til, owing to tho drought AM
| cold weather. farmer near Bath thraehet
| 1910 buHhela from G5 Acres Of badly-froze1
ground last wintor, aud cortain 10 acres yieldot
400 bushels.
| NO change was made In county officers o.
salaries by tha Board of Supervisors III sssBion
| at Grand Haven last week, rs expected. The
| amount Of State and county taxcB authorized tt
be asseaaed iB Si2, 1914. The Donrd employed
| William O'I3yiau. OF Grand Rapids, as Circuit
| Court Btenographer. In connection with the Allie
| gnu Circuit. BeHdes other general bnsinose
| they authorized the grading aud improving 0
| the Court Houso aQuaro, which is desirable
| Improvement
| The following perBons have boon examined
| and admitted to practice in tia Supreme Court
| George E. HaIady aud Samuel ". Stewart, o
| Detroit EphraiIn Follett, Of Battle Croek AMI
| Charies e. Ford, Of Li.tlo Traverse.
THE WEATHER.
| WARRINGTON, D. O., Oct. 18.--For tte North
| vast and Upper Lakes, and Bnntlward to Mis-
so1lri falling barometer, southeast to soNthwea