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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27
EAST LYNNE

With the hosts of Sensational, emo
tiona and kindred plays now produced
upou the American stage. "EaS,
Lynne" although perhaps the oldest,
still holds supreme sway owe the al
PENDANTS 10 dramatic representations.
and wherever produced i greeted with
large audiences. The fascination at
tending the production of this piece
ovcr the play-gocrs is something
wondcrful; night af,cr night, whcr-
ever witnessed, the auditors feel the
sorruwS of the heroine. and their hearts
throb rc>pousiNely to the bea,iug of
her own.
Despite the threatening weather last
evening ut the opening hour of the
theater, the Tcmplcton troupe were
complinCntei win Il fine audience to
witness Il repetition OF the faNori,c
play. The east was the same a. when
first produced 10y them. Alice Nanp,
i'll the dual inpcrsonation of Lady I~a-
bel and Madam Vine, made an
other dramatic triumph in her
ar i>tic rendition of these char
ac.crs. Sho has ii very flexible
voice. over which she has full corn-
mand. The effect produced by the
endless WavcS of expression that
swept ovcr her face, variable rs the
shadows made by the light, quivcring
aspen. are such is seldom created. In
her conception of Lady Isabel, she is in
many Ways strikingiy original, cNhib-
itinS all the expression q! scurn, fell
purpose. oNcrpo"ersng grief. imlas-
stoned dcclima ion and tuuulluou>
,.-,ta,, tl,.f all 4I..ai,,Yr -, ~, -, -,
impressed with the viyiduesS OF her
por rayal; The %quivcr.ng lip. The tear
full eye, the conclusive hcaNinr of her
breast. %appcaiin. still To IL
than the Wild. Iurid gicain of her eyes
and the frcnzicd u~t;cr:nccs OF her
tempest tossed soul, tina: icit 50 Keen
~ lis desperate plight. and We're
powerful aids to enlist the SYM
pathetic affections OF the audience
i'll her dcliHelion of the character: but
it was i'll the passionate scenes with
her lover. Sir Francis leViSon. her de
lection of his reiiidv. AMI the meeting
with her children, and the final II of
the acknowledgements OF her crime {
her former husband, CARLYLE, AMI the
death-bcd reconciliation. that the audi
enc felt the influence of her powerful
acting. The support by the company
was very good. ieinp!etol. is Archl-
bald Carlyle. sustained III" character
with II quiet dignity that the part calls
forth. Little Fay, a. Willie, though
having but little to do. done THAI cf-
t~octiNeiy. Allen, lis Icyisun, was per-
hipS too ~viilaiuouS, but acted the
character well. Bird. as Mount Sev-
crn, and the rest of the east. per
formed their allotted parts in IL praise
worthy mlnuer We hope TO sec the
piece AGAIN repeated before the troupe
take their final departure. Tonight
Jack Sheppard, and Fay III her great
Speciality OF sJcnny Lind"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27

BLASTING PowDER.-W. II. Clark,
having been appointed consiguce and
a-en, for DHpont's blasting powder (in
iron kegs, i prepared to sell the same
i'll quantities To sui purchaser. Il; the
loves marke pficrs. He is also agent
for :. kruker'> sa:c:y fuse, AN article
equal 10 any manufacture OF The day.
le.5-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27

PRESERVE IoUR SIGlIr.-J. Straus
informs the public that he is the sole
Go. for this place. lie has on hand a
great variety OF spectaclc> and eye
glasses suitable To all ages. sci in gold.
rubber or stecl frames. and lenses TO
ii. any am Al his emporium, in
Wells. Fargo n eos bui!dn-, can b.
found Il complete assortment OF wa.ch-
eS. chain .icMelrvand precious s;onc>.
lie will leave This week for san Fran
cisco to purchase new designs for the
summer seaSon.f jedi
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Jetlro has Random Thoughts. NJ.
j." on the frs; PAGE OF to-day, SEN-
TlNHG. He has fully made up hi>
mind 10 drive a >uperhly leGib!c.,Iuill
in the future. His manu>crip, seat in
yesterday Ms accompanied by the fol
lowing feeling note:
10 tie NppPY C0mp0Sitor:
Respected i'ricnd-li thy servant
knew low 10 address thee in unInixei
enollient words. ne should certainly
employ them on this OCCASION. Thy
Keen eye will perceive tia the "cupy'
sen herewith. tof tn anu>eHcn OF
thy nifnh!c fingers. i more plainly
written than some previous specimens
ot his chiiosraphy. The iHuc>. a.
thol mti>t no ice, are far enough apart
Ia form spacious intervening avenues.
along which liliputian eaujra4r> ma
he driven i.y Young ia>h5ondh.r
"hiood>.' Withuu; much risk of COLI
q Tie letters ail words built up
on either side OF each grand avenue, Is
thou ctnSt imagine, HndN consist of
magnificent ca~ ella,cd c,lilicr>. in
some II OF which. crthauce. a miu-
ialurC senator Stewart. or ~ouIe other
attorney OF a railroad MONOPOLY. may
reside. The dots over the :. Is Thy
scrNaHt wishes tIHge 10 notice. are IKE
81 many balloons alu:t in Il clear sky.
and III" cross line OF the t. resemble
poie> strapped TRANSFER "iF in tie
I'M ike Of al c~hlnnrYS. 'IhY servant
has a!op been careful. "a sore VI coHl-
ma, >emi-cp!on>, hNphen~ and points
O: ii c:To-ai"u. LIZ heaps ii cotl iur
family ne, in the yeuu" mansions
aforesaid. II these rNrilnto rN rv-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27

RESUMED. Ill. Lee has resumed
hn>iness At Ruby Hill and is now re-
ctl>ihg constant supplies of staple
goods. He has made large ad litionS
To his store. ami his stock of miners
supplies and general merchandise can
not be surpassed. jcli
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27

NJ. L. BAElLErf, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale III all
part Of the city. Al>ol. &. E~a,eualn's
a-cn. for the Monroe survey. Office
II the California lumber yard, Sou,h-
el>t corner of Blel and Blteman
streets. aplO
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RuBy HILL SCuooL.-rhe County
School superintendent, Rev. :. L.
Kelly, Yesterday gave the scholars Al
tending the Raby Hill public school a
vacation oftwo weeks, which nay PER-
haps be extended to Il longer period.
The children under the leadership of
Miss Jennings all showed an advance
ment in their studies thai reflects
credit on her ability to instruct " the
young idea.' and they passed Il
very credi able cNainina ion Nc>ter-
day. The following i the roll Of hon
or of the school for the month OF June:
Charles Conn. Ieo; IIr;tie Conn, lea;
Lawrence kcc.e, lee; Lizzie Phillips.
100; Mary oketfe. -; Dennis
O'Keefe, ~; John o.kcete, 80: I'ctsie
Gotham, 81; Maggie kecie. 81: i't.scN
Keefe, %: Andrew Stca~on. 81. lion
orable m~en;icn: Minnie kaNeHaHst.
IS; Ayne, HrHirry. -: Sarah sullivan,
o.; Ella Mckenzie, 81: Magic in
son, 93: Ella En~ri-ht, 90; Mary
Abraham, 81. Mile y. Jehnlng,,
teacher.
PERsoNhI.-Dnc,r John Spencer. Il
State Senator from Lander prior to the
segregation of Eurcl.s, now a prosper
Gus Granger of iirass Valley. i'll the
northern portion Of the said Lander.
n in tosNn Yesterday with hay AMI
other produc;, OF the sweat of his
brow and the grneroHS sod OF his
ranch aforesaid. Mr.. Thompson T. itll
u p), OF tn" same locality. though an
honest and hopeful miner. has also
been viewing tie wonders of the Base
nb,.-, e 80. H., -, 60. 49, - I.
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BLANKETs-The finest assortment
eve offered Tor sale in town-can now
bc procured Il W. III. Ciarks. je1i-tf
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CARrESTER>' TooLs-Full sets just
received al W. II. Clark'S. je2i-tf
BRoAD-ANES.-The best quality of
different sizes of broaG-aXcs for sale at
W. ii. Clark's. je2l-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27

SAH. FRIEDMAN pays the highest
price fer secondhand furniture.
sam buys saloons.
>lm buys all kinds of secondhand
household Goods.
sam viii sell ANYTHING You have a.
Auction. mN.Gtf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27

Srase"IrfIoN Received tor al the
Eastern wecklieS and mou;hfir~;
also, Tor the sun francisco papers and
A~llIaline>, II the ro,;otiIcc Stationery
and News Hrrot. d5p@
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27

FRoN CHERRY tEEEK.-W. II. Iu-
NEW. all perhaps some oilers. ar
rived from the Cherry Creek range
yesterday. The two former, With
whom we ~c"nNcr>ed. speak i'll the
highest terms of the mining outlook OF
Cherry Creek. These gentlemen Will
remain in Eureka tor ome days.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27

BUE"l~NElZED.-A Main Stree; iolG-
ing house WAS visited ~ Il burglar
early Yesterday morning. hut In VA,
scared OH lay a loi"er before he hai
he opportunity 70 relieve the pockets
OftEe >!cep-.> q their loose change.
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tEocKEEY.-ThP largest assortment
of crprkcry ware IN town can he found
III sam. lris3mlu's. on Main street. at
prices lower than the lowest. apl-tf
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JETEsHO JErliIsS.rOS I'D TIE
.Es.Ts,Y CON:'Ds.TS.,"

Jetlro has Random Thoughts. NJ.
= on the frs; PAGE of to-day, SEN
TlNHI. He has fully made up Iii,
mind TO drive a >uPerbly lesib!c,,I
in the future. His mauu>crip. seat in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-27

I@r9T.-ter the iir,; tiar II many
weeks. the STAGE from Pali,a IL arrived
Yesterday %EHurutu-, without 4 I;t-ecu-
GCr.
, 1874-07-03

, PERSONAL.
Mr. L. II. DBboe will dolivor an oration at
Blue Island On tho 4th Of July.
=: WILLIAM r. DoooErT.' +"
Tho funeral sorvioos Of ,Yilliam T. Doggett,
Into Cashier OF the pittaburg, Cincinnati & 81.
Iot1tB Railroad, will take place at O'Clock this
afternoon, at tho house No. 68 North Ann street.
At tho conclusion Of these aorvtceB, to which all
lia friends are invited, tho remanH will be taken
to tho depot Of the pittabrg, Cincinnati
d :. St.. Louis Road, corner Of Clinton
and Carroll streets, aud will leave on
tho 0;40' traiu for: Columbus, wheFo he
will be buried from the First prosbytor1an
Church. Saturday afternoon. An Invitation to
accompany. tho rot1ains to Columbus Ia extended
to MI who are deslrous OF doing so.t, :. 80,
SAM ELLIS.
Samuel Ellis, ,stha newly-appointed CRptnin Of
the police force Of tho West Division, has been
In tho service OF this city eighteen yoarB and q
resident tlnrly-throe years. Ue ia OF English
parontage, and came hnro from Now Orleans
when years old. Ho is now. AZ yoarH OF age.
For aix years lie did duty aa patrolman, md
WIS appointed ,sorgcant Of the Nortl,
Side forco.-a position he hold with credit
until 1872, when he resigned and was made
Chief Of Detectives, and has occupied that re-
Bponafhla ollica until the presont tiMe., During
j tho Rebellion le Bervod rs First Lieu tonant Ut
Company q, Eighty y-uinth Illinois Volunteers,
aud Was soverey wounded at Crab Orchard.
With tho exception OF q military serkioo OF
Boveu month";. he has boon employed nB police
otlleor from tue time he entered tho fotca up to
the present. =, ..l..
Capt. Ellis is q sober; roltnblo. and efficient
of!1cer, and his appointment will probobly give
general Battsfaotiun to tho West .Sido pooXe
He ia present resident Of the North Side.
, 1874-07-03

on tho. 12th day Of May last, when
at that ttmo, lo hnd wife tl,on living In Nor
way, Y,whoro no hna lefs her on sailing for America.
Upon this discovery Mr. DugaB on,1Bod Ills mr.
reas Tho trial yesterday developed tho truth
fulnoes OF tic charge, mud Beyeral wttnoaaos
aworc that JorgonHon had romarkod to illom that
his Legitimate, Wifo was still living. but 1t NaB,
evidence wifi i. 10 Hulllctont to convict
the prisoner. of tho charga, and lie
was therefore hold ovor to tho Criminal Court Ia
bonds Of 81 900. Tho innocent victim OF Tor-
EenHen's CRIME, Miss Therein, for n time was
10th, to holoyo tho charge brought agalnst tho
.potson sho supposed to be hnr lawful a,ll we'd.
'dod husband, and clung to tho man sle had
promised to love and cherish, with a woman 8
devotion, but now TINT sho is con Yincod Of Jor-
gonsen's guilt hcr love Inns turned to tho hatred
that only an outraged woman can entertain.
whom she discovers that hor love mud confidence
haTe been 'tramplod upder foot. Miss Therein
is very benuttul brunette, about IL years Ut
ago. Hor dennauor whon sho was called to tho
.vltncss cliair WAS TINT Of lady; l1or evidence
was Rtyon IN cloRr and audible tolo, aud hor
hoarlng indicated. that, although hor lifer was
bliEhted, still se Ind no dceire TO ace tho l1nfi
whom shs onoo loYol 10 fo,idly punished with
the full:ponalty Of tho INV, which ha no richly
:dcsoryes. Several fotora writton to tho prisoner
BY liib wifo IN Norway we're read in opoI court
hroathlng wottla Of love aud fidelity to tho roao.
gato husband Thoro wer6 aao lotlara from
-thor'llttle child. Jorgenaon hung lila hcal In
shame during thor readi,,g. Tho little .oonrt.
room Of Justice Va1't WouI was lenHn1y packed
BY the friendb Of both partlos who eviuooa great
'intoteat in tho triai. ii. = So il;
, 1874-07-03

tho Aldermen, oyou thelr little ploco OF igno-
rance WAS pleasing, Just for yareityn mike: i ia
.a .es TIT s on Ta r w s,sa st
tho next Excitement will arise III tho shape. Of
tAe non.paymant by the Comptroller Of slch Of
tho 8Alaries 49, iii accordance with judge Nor
TOMS deoiaion. hnvo boon illegally raiscd BY ths
Council.
T,E Observation-Disclosures.
Tho Board OF polloo hold \ meoting yesterday
afternoon, during the 'oarlior portion OF which
llyolinoss. OF tho occasion by bringing np, tho
mattor Of tho alleged boot-atealing by taen,burs
81 tho Fro Department. who weEo ongagotl =. the
1Vol's fro. Tho rost Of tho Board combined
takable mnunor, aud In short tlmo 10 acknow-
lodged himself inconstnently aqueloho1. Aid.
Klokke assured Tue fourth CosnmBuoner that hs
did not know bis place, TINT ho waH m intorned-
a body corporate before tho fourth Oonlmias!on-
or-who waa only appointed, not e!cotod-eaftor
all, WAS over thought about. commisaloner 1tcno
began rolling up his ooat-sloovcs and trying tho
dent cleared Ills throat preparatory to q twenty
minute speech upon tho fourtl. Conmiseionar'o
/ tbnncrity, and the utility Of the municipal fire
insurance aystem as a remedy for lntoxication In
t!,oac extensive .rreparations: aud departed
abruptly, leaving hia throo oonfroroB III poBHoG-
aion Of the fla1d. Tic matter was shen takon up
hy the Board, whose President explained TINT
| lug 1Ouftn UQtuEllh81ou0Tp WHO HUI dEtbultGI
tho secret aegsfon at wliol tho Wells fro
boot-lhtceay was discussed, lad, though sworn
to aoorosy on tho lnrgoHt nozzle In tho Fire-alar
nhnl'e room, 'spl,t" nnd made tho ma tier pub
lo. Tho fhot Of tho matter wae, TINT at the flre
two men vore playing upoa tho eafo In tho
buIlding-hn attention which 80 pleasod monl-
bor OF tho firm atanling by thnt he told tls fire.
mon to Lop themselves to any boots they came
| aeross So at leaat they Told tho Marshal whcn
| lie dotootod couple of them with now boots
| upon tlle,r feot.: Tile ProBldent caused the
| crot meeting to bo held. III order to ahvo tho
credit Of tho foroo. Of which he is vory Jealous
| The matter rsns dBpoBcd Of by resolution to
tho effect Thai tho Ezra Marshal In fnRtr1nto1 t1
bring charges against any Of the force who we're
| guilty OF Irregular conduct at tio Wo!ls fire.
| The designations Of George L. Fuller: pipe
man OF Engine No. 12, aud Of Fira Warden john
MoAu1Sy, q tho North Division, wore, On mo-
| Hon. accepted. Z
| Commissioner Klolko thon moved that Oapt.
| II. G. Hickey, Of the Wost Side Stallion, ba ap-
| pointed to tho office Of Assistant 6uperintend-
| ont Of Police. Carried. r.. .,....,, 49,
| Commissioner Klolxke moved TINT Detective
and Sergeant Ham ELLA bo appointed Captain
Of the West Side Station. Carried. =.
| Commissioner Klokke moved that Detective
toaeph Dixon DO appointed Sergeant to take tho
| plRoe of 1ergt- Ellis .:iCRrrtel.. t..
| Commissioner Klolske moved that Patroinnn
nlschhot5, 4, bo promoted to q sorscanos on tho
/ Tie Meeting then nf1iourned.'o
, 1874-07-03

ing ni1rso In oaro OF the slok ouos, and on ro-
turning shoy wore all takon aick In Tie eRtno
manner NJ thor paronta. DR.. Lyman was again
chl'cd, and, aftcr prescribing Tor Ills rationts,
proooodod to investigate tho oauao. IT. i
Bichnosa which le ut first was unable to
account for, but whioh 10 believed to bo cholera
morbua, rotwithst landing tho rapport sproed about
tho neghborl,ood tlht THO fanly hnl boon
poisoned by so'no!hag which tloy Ind cato,,.
AsalsEetl hy, acompotent ohonlat, he made anal-
family lad partaken OF. lust Saturday. oyoning,
l1it 10 po}aonol,s substances wero discovered.
Whom tho anffercrs hAtl sulloionty recovered to
admit Of questioning, it was learned that
during tho excessively hot weather. Of last
lo,nonnde, and othor ,-stimulating drinka,:
their rooms l,ong: very warm. Thoy suffered
Eren from and hea
pcribod DR.. Lyman reports several similar
cnAos among hs pnttcnts and attributes them
to IN tl.use Of loo water, ice-oroain, Lemonade,
etc.
rIr. Burns and Ills family arc now entirely out
Of langor, but none Of tlotn arc ahlc 10 att up at
present.
, 1874-07-03
1sosot,lne Drowning Persons.

= Eosotllng Drowning Persons.
To shs E.iitor Of Tho, Grand Rapids Ragle: :"
Many Of your readers may bo familiar with the
plan here presented, but 1t will bear repetition
ut this aeasn,1.
There is ouly one safe way In attempting to
roscuo person from drowning. and thnt is to
approach him from bohlud, grasplug. each arm
firmly just above tho elbows. buoying him up,
and carefully keeping him before you. This may
bo done by any good swimmer who keeps his
presence OF mind, even where wasor Is very deep.
Let swimmers while bathing practice this method,
II only for the amusement II affords. and they
will soon become experts. :.
, 1874-07-03
EDEN LAKE, :MlNH. ,

EDEN LAKE stearus Co., Ninn. June 90 1874.
Toths Editor OF This Chicddo 1fidhn<:
SIN Eden Lake is situated betwocn two, ,lakoa,
as mllea southwest from St.. Cloud. Crors look
worry we'll here. Land ranges from 90 to is per
acre.. Thoro ts plenty Of uupor anu meadow
iand. The aoil Is very: rich aud productive.
There isa aaw.mil In operation mud grlst-
mill, church. and hall are going up. .1Yo need
merchant and a blacksmith. Our climate is
very healthy. Ague ia unknown. Fish are
plenty. Small aud wild fruits grow III abundance.
ELIlIu. HWlslrEu.
, 1874-07-03

Incorrect,
It has been stated In Of the city papers that tho
parrott varnish Company located at Bridgeport Conn.,
has been destroyed by re, and that Mr. Parrott the
head Of tho establishment WAS dead. Doth teegrams
we're face. The agent, Mt. P. D. Hinsdale, ia III
Qhloago, and the correction ls made a biz reluoa.
, 1874-07-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

LOCAL MISCELLANY.
BLUE ISLAND AVENUE V1ADUCT.
"A masa-meetlng OF proporsy-hollors On 0luo
Island avonuo was hold lust evonlng at No. 805
Duo Island avenue for tho purpose OF procuring
n yinluct on that thoroughfaro ovor Sixteenth
stroot.
The meeting was oa1od to order by Mr.. Trisby,
who nominated Mr. Il. T. Do1ickson ns Chair
man.
Mr. Dcriokeon, being oloo!od, atatcd tho object
Of tho Meeting. lro HaId that they wcro
promised viaduct In 1879, md for
that. rcason tho peop1o on tho avenue
had expended oyor e300,000 tor improving It,
But nov 1t scemod. TINT, for aome reason or
It waa unfair on tho part OF tho cty olieala to to
deprive thom Of this improvement II they nil
.laod tleir onergloB With tile Common Coune!l,
the Board OF Public Works. mud other clt5
olllcials,. they would undoubtedly succeed In
baying tho yladnot built.
AID. IL. q. nA1LEY z-,
this mattor. % Ex.siayor 5Ia;Ill }nl boon tGo lrat
nan 70 urge the necessity o. faos sst r. oyeh s1
companies should build taem or elae uso horne
power. Then tho companies promised to build
Inst year, butt Mr. Afedlll bcing no longer ia
authority nothing m wns s done. c D%T1s ~ n, ~ Iho ,ss.
to have tho yiaduot built, aud Ind wnitod Oh thu
Board OF Public Works In regard to 1t. nearly
every day. Tho Burlington KaiIroaa had prom
iaea to 10 ahoadt but tho Northwestern MAS ro-
luotant to go on With tho Improvement.
REVOLUTIONS.
Mr. Frisbv offered .ho following pronmble aud
resolutions, which mero unanimously aloptods
wusnrAs. In 1879, tho various bonds Of tho differ
Ont epartuieats Of fs City aoysrnmsnt d. By 'les
public sFsncos Gran sirs tho people to nfaerssnd and
induced s5e 70 eye. tnas vsaaei m ',n sno4 pa
rna ~ tno nesent an IN
sonatons to citixc,s Of sold DIue IslsnI md
vicinity have, at the oost Of moro than 0oo made
by Fs'ng , ths stKsot 70 g1ada and pas
e. ssa vinds aa ps haoe c'!s'0 ~
v.rd far no dinu ta aaa' a au J mo aro Il d"naer
pf being cheated ont OF tho GenoAts we expected 10
deE!vo fron he outlay Of sald emount q money! and,
eins yelaFos tue building Of said vaauet th'S sear
tho ossua OF ~ thIs a1s 1cinhporood and tho
dately conatr,.csed, md tint good faith toward
thu people requires that should be Immediately
taken for tho 1ne. Of th9 nro;nisea M by said city
II sn grsn M c IN ths 1e
Resop<d, That re. Individually and collectively, will
Rto construction Of snld yiaauct. . ...>
Mr. sohmcltz satd tho viaduct WAS IN immodi-
nto necessity. Tho southwestern portion Of tho
, 1874-07-03

Organs, orgnng.
II you wish first-class organ with six stops for
t125 with oght stops for $780, 40 to Reeds Temple
Of Music, corner Dearborn and Van Buren, streets.
, 1874-07-03

THE CRIMINAL QuuHT.
Tho only business 10 tho Criminal Court yos.
tort1ay was ~the, taking OF. bau In few small
oascs. The Courtwill convene again this morn
ing, and thon adjourn over tho 'tday ne. cole
brato,' Till Monday, Which will, bo tho first day
OF Tho July torn. .-t. :
, 1874-07-03

EKrLANAr1oN or KEPERENCE MAHKH.A-t Saturdaysx
scpted = Sunday o1coptod. Monday excepted. lAf,
1tFa bnuday at8:Oa .. M. Daily.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL GREAT WESTERN RAILROADS
5iek< q6iet 81 ClarA IL, sou1east corner ~ RanIouh
and Is knnaiIt.. corner al Naatson.
, 1874-07-03

CHICAGO At TON RAILROAD,
Chicago Kaasas Gity and nsnuer S1ors Ltat ria Eo.!.
Through Ltns. linton Depot, lfet Side mar Nadiso.
tridys Ticket 0oces Al Uepo., and l1s Runiofph.st
, 1874-07-03


day, held him over to tho Criminal Court In
bonls OF a1,50o. ,.-. 80 -.
Sam johnson. Olaf Nelson, and John Lowls
Of stealing feather-dnster from Ed. 6mackelB,
Of No. II Milwaukee avenue.
Z. F. Queen, Of No. 1909 Indiana avenue, raH
arreuted and brought before Commissioner
Hoyne yesterday to answer to tho charge Of car
syfng on the retail liquor buBnohs without hay-
Ing paid his special tax, and also for noglecting
to properly cancel tho revenue stamps on bis
empty oigar-boxeH. He was hold to tho District
Court in bonds OF $500.
Hergt. Daus OF tho North Avenue Police Sta
tton, arrested man nalnod Nioholas Waohr,
last eyonlnH, on tho charge Of arson. alleged to
lsya been committed ID Wisconsin,, sherin
Taos Hs NIX Of s%sso anisn 9ony ay n IL s oas ss
and assisted tia Sergeant Iu maktng the arrost::
Waehr Ia acouaod Of firing a dwelllng.honse and
entanxoring the lives Of family. uo Nas
taken to Juneau County last night.
Juno AZ, Justice Hainos Issued warrant on
complaint OF Mary Coleman. for tho arrest Of
l lss person il ito hSass On sts.s street:
'ssmith's oystor-Houso," Sunday afternoon,
h1ay B1. probat Was aIraBted, and
yosterday tho caao WAS On tr!h'. At to hour Of
ooloo]s p m. tho o9nrt aa1ouanoa, ny tug trnI
Bliss Colaulan testified that she Mas invited
thore by tho prisoner to take soiao rcfreahnonta,
and did not know what tho reputation OF tho
house waa. While there she was dragged With
vino, and her ruin accomplished.
Tho Jorgonsen bigamy csae, Of Which mon
tion hos oeon mado, Wy gu tr1a! Yesterday er no'
the prisoner. cotnuAttoa tho crimo :of
III liz sEep-dsuahte1 o2 ;hia1oas 4. Dus.s,