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, 1875-06-24
CRIMINAL.

william narkor atoie three nav bfi8!es and at
oiclotEi cover from William Griffin, Af 1oJ lick
oEy street, yesterday, and Was ar1ested Aut
locked up.
Sam Patterson got drunk yesterday and wan
dcred around the Mondel block, sud appropra.
ed = lot OF stun OF some value. Lie nas arrustet
and Looked up IN tho Armory.
J. H.. alias George, Martin Was accused ycs.
torday Of bunkoinR ]. A. a1ustina out Of s75
aud vas hold in bail Of $40, 600 by Justice Sum.
morlic]d. Tho harno party Nas arrcs.ed = few
days ago for bunkoiug 4. D. Starr out Of S100
About O'clock last evening frank L. Bl,er.
man, Of No. $40 Weat Lnko atscct, WAS attacked
and Knocked down BY two mon near tho allcy,
on tho cornor Of Washington attoot and Fifth
hVenuo. Tho intent OF tho mon was evidently
robbery, but thla mas frustrated by tho loud crics
Of a1r. Sherman, which brought OiIlcor Maloncy
to tho tenne. Hc was, however, unatlo to ar
rest Ansbody though hc fired at tho rne1, Al they
TAD away. II he had outy aimed straiRht thefa
would hhyo booh moro Of this item.
4 correspondent. signing hlmso,f q. A., writes
to giro shs particulars Of an attonpt TO bunko
him yeatorday Mt No. Ill Randolph stroot. aud
details low ho was sharp enough TO get auay
Without losing. anything. alr. ). A. 10 to bo con-
graduated on his good luck. and the attention Of
tho police forca IL called 10 tho number nbovo
notcd. Such gentlemen from tue rural districts
u chance to sec this aro Also warned not 10 do
any lottery business at tho loratlon named.
Yesterday morning Dir. J. A. Muslin, sub-
stant1al farmer Of a1GDonouEh County, catao
nehr beng bunkood by George Martin, who has
acquired noto in hih profession. Detective GAL
!sgher caught Tho latter In the mideE Of his liz
tic gau'c, after he had won S75 from hs dupo,
aud escorted him to tue Police Court where
Jnbtieo bum!ncsaeld held him TO tho Criminal
Court in bonda Of $4,000. Martin WAS at ouce
taken to thu County Jail, and the caae uaa 40
promptly presented to the 1raud Jury tlat they
found An Indictment Agsinst him within al
hour. II convicted. ho may sui1cr q ano Of $500
and Imprisonment for 4 month.
, 1875-06-24

The dtand Jury and ths Criminal Court I'd.
tourntd yesterday until 10 morrow,
Commissioner LonerGaa u % ! yisst to Pitts.
burg. where he has oess summoned by the
audden death Of \ brosbsr'tu4Aw., III. :.
Tho case OF Charles se, Clair, sllas pslly Welsh,
waa. not reached BY ths Grand Jury yesterday.
nor1ow. ..@!* -. ~
County Clerk 1lssaJsstesd.y ~ III, ,so.to.s 10
,s s IGse s asss IT, Rs':s es aoo
ISIS. N. - 81, 'c,.;.
Jake Nshm il aunounpsd il tbs oppoa.ns can
dtdAts to Hesip6 for the olica Of County 1t4as.
urcr. It Il olA.1ed that b. will make stronger
ssnd'd.t' s,s.in', e'sa among tbs Germans tfaa
Tho noted william Wray comes to trial To-.
allow him 10 pload guilty on Tho condition lhlt
h!H term OF imprisonment ahould bo fixed st ono
yekr Ia tho PenItoutlAry. Tbs probabilities azo
shat III such compromise vii! 10 allowed. aud
that tho priBonor will be forced 10 stand ! trial
aud to receivo the full ponalty Of lila cs,ncs.
The County Jail Yesterday eontaiasd s,cms1k-
Bhe bad boen sontcnced to tue DrideseiI bY
Judee Booth. but was not received On account
Of Eor tncu.tl condition. She scoa.ed jnasuo
upon tho subject OF "hsm and eyes," aud her
top ot hor voice. Tho mention OF .'lam aud
eggs" would Arrest hor cries, but al attempts to
conHns her to = conversation wore In vain.
Tho Times yesterday morning CONTAINED
charge against 4. 9. Aes!ng, 10 tue ofect thst
bs lid received 10, ,o00 In connection with The
figuring aaas 90 sae mo nSw s,'dnu Go4 r.! -
unon seeing the article. addTeased letter 10 thc
editor OF that paper demanding retraction Of
the chargs. 1t VIA fur.her said that II tha ~
traction naa pot made thls motntpg that hs
would Lripg suls sgainst that stcss fos $1,000
damages,
Tho Grand Jury Yesterday returned m !ndlct.
ment sgaiust one George Martin for swiudnE
Il cards. It MAS l!sls singular that Miks Nc.
Donald. Hairy LsWEeuce, aud A. q, T1udo .ere
in court aw.t!nE ". .le Indictment. aud ready 10
iii prepared. Ms. AcDona!u was obiscted 10 hv
tho Court, but uanle MAS promptly subasitutcd,
Mr. Nesd gave notice that Martin would be
called for esls' tho tsst thing tomorrow mora.
iuE,
, 1875-06-24

Thu Grand Jury wAa yesterday busy With mis-
ccllaneous business. The moHt Of tho timo being
given. however, to tile alleged frauds In tho late
chatter election and tho Bridgeport perfumes.
DR.. d. q. Miller, Of tho Board Of Health, WAS
among those questioned about tho charaoter Of
bridgeport snells and their influence upon tho
public heAlth. One feature Of hts uyi-
dencs III understood to hayet; boea >
charge against tho late Assistant City
Attorney, Cameron. uo 6omplaInsd
that 1t had been almost impossible to enfcroS
tho city 0rdlnaucos to AhAte stenchoA for tho
reason that Mr. Cameron defended rather than
prosecuted those against Wholn complaints had
beou lodged, and that he had shuA frustrated
tho woEh Of tho Board. Other ~itueesGa wers
examined, tut nothing outside OF tho old story
Of tlanRhter-houaes, glus-tactoricH. ETC., was
elected, aud no cou1luslonH were reached.
TIE cliAHTkA ELEcrloN.
In the matter Of Irregularities At the charter
election, Commissioner liertins. City-At.o1aoy
Jameson. John ComiHkey, and Senator
hlies Kohoo wero the pllncipal wltncssea
examlpul. Ar. JameBvn, il III understood, teatt-
teu in reference to what he advised tile onicsls
OF eloct!on. lie WAS expected to S"eAr that ho
RhYe tho opinion in his official capacity thAt tho
tadgez were not required 10 appolht clerts,
Keep poll-list1 roturn tAlly-sheotA, etc.. but he
disappointed hiB iu4uialtora somewhat. fIb teEsi-
fed slinply that lie nAa privately consulted by
different parties prior to the election, aud that
ho expressed the aboye opsnion, upon which the
1udgea ot election seetned 10 haYe acted.
lending tho consideration VI the election
question, the Jury came into court AID returned
Al Indictment found during the morning against
George hlortou, QUO OF the nike McDonall
crowd. While befora tho Court, one OF tho
Jurors asked II they found frauds or ir1eguiari-
ties Of auy kind had been committed In conuec-
tiou with tho election whesher they should TO-
turn indictments. Tho Court replied tLat le
had advised tho Jury already ~ to tho law, and
that 1t raMAund With thoin to act It thcit ulBctc
tim. The jury theu retired again, aud, III tue
Abscncs OF any further Witnesses. IL II under
ntood talked the election investigation over.
division waa found to exist III reference TO
tho future work Of that body. From the I'm.
cestsinty Of The law under which indictment
must 10 found. And tho probable length OF tho
Investigation Il all tlo judyes wero 70 bo over
Asnled, somo woro III favor OF DROP
ping tho work after tho naues Of all tho
Judges and wisuesses hsd been obtained,
with 4 Wow Of making I teht case
OF judges Callahan and o Irlsn. Of ths Twenti-
sth Ward, who ware virtually iudicted tAet week,
aud WAS noticed n tho time Others were in IT,
vor OF making the indictment OF judgss coser ali
who could be proven guilty Of any irregularities,
without regard to tho time Il would tako. From
what could 10 learned through knot.lote, II III
highly probable that tho first proposition will hu
fnslly sdoptsd. aud tho !nycstfe CATION suspended
poading the DECISION on the indictments a,resdy
found,
, 1875-06-24
THE NEW HOSPITAL.

FIN Jo,nt con,mtttre on puh1ic pr,sinr. mi
1o.~,. 1ra.s1.., ,,.t. .,,.-.'."a'e s"1
eou'ts Aoop'.ai ho'" n'oes1's yesterday altof-
noon to eona!dor tho bids opened Monday for
tho erection Of tito 'two pavilion :he nav
Cook County Tlosnital,
f,,,r,..;.nar I.,n,,.,, ,.,t,, H.. ,u,..x
-, 1,1',.s o0."o, e'oNe" s"noo 'uo a''eu.lon "
tae committee 10 <ae tfonnio experienced IN tho
paat with contractors, and to tho Inability Of
many to fulfil thor obligations to tho coun-
ty, He gsntol to 500 such state
~ .r.,.. .,.i,.. l. IT,, ~.
~ "a'n a'o'uoa -. 'ae tu.uto' e"o
sne sontraes under conaideratlon lct 10 thor.
ouEnly rel1&blo rnttleH and men who Nere Abov0
, 1875-06-24
THE ROGUES' RECORD.
Tweed Still In Lldlow.Street Jail
in Defn,llt OF Bail.
a Notorious Forger Finally in the
Way Of the Transgressor.
The Monto Thlovcs Rcaplng a 1lnrrest
on Iowa Passenger Trains.
ARREST OF a NOTORIOUS FoHoEn.

RHHE9V VI a NoFDHICuS
special Dispath to Tie Chicago Tribune.
DEs hfoIHEs H., Juno 23.-Abous two wecks
ago. officers wero hero with 3 reqnialtion from
Gov Doyerldgc, Of Illinois. for tho delivery Of
fugitive from that Btatu. named Allan, alias
Dortram, alias Bowen, aud half.n.lozon othcr
Afiaacs In tho South, Southwest, and Hest. uo
Is charged With making. attoslng, and passing
forged draft upon tho Alexander County
Bank, Of 1lIlnols.. for $1,000. OIL tho 9TH
Of April last. The draft WAS dated st. Louis,
April 6, 1876. d.roctou 10 tlle Fourth National
order, signed BY Henry Amos Il Co. certified by
the Caaher OF tho bank, and Endorsed OIL the
back BY Henry Amcs l. Go. as corroct.--nll dono
Wlsh great accuracy, and npon regular blanks OF
hndcr County Dauk, anu at once drow his own
oheck against 1t for $500. aud "sli1."
!he fraud WAS soon discovered, aud also tho
fact that ho MAS vol known as olis Of tho most
expert and successful forgcrs In tho county,
and tbas this "As onlv one Of largo number OF
bnnks IN the South and West which had been
vsctimtzcd by lin. le is smart, Al expert poll
nnn, cool. posdossea Of The UTMOST sang -frold,
has tho 5nhnnnr Of Businessman, and untlor-
stands sle details Of banking, hence ho operates
With t!lom. and usually for big strikes.
When ho haa made q ra,ao. ha will decanp to
some iao!atad part Of tho Weat. 1Io has Of lAto
made Lis hiding placea In Northwestern Iona.
where he has Al alias for each locality. onieo,s
~ tu'o uano 1utcoooeu III Tracing MN 10 Efo-
mont County. A warrant WAS given thom for
him. but, before they got wi,cse o waB, i,o had
boom arrcstol and lodged in jail At IIaaburg for
robbery Of tho uoitod States malls at Tabor.
OF courHo tho United Htates Marshal Ind
priority Of claim, aud took possession Of tho
fellow, wl1eu ho ga1o his namo al Frauh Azbell.
lis Was taken boforcA United States Co,nnlis-
stonor at Council Bluffs, Whoyo ho waived IN ox-
animation. and theuco w.s removed to tho State
ren'sontiary for sato-keoping, On arriving
tAoro ho was at onco recognized by tho Warden
Is having been discharged from thero III Feb
runry last, his imprisonment having been on no.
tor,nt OF sumo Bmall offenao IL Woodbury.
County,
, 1875-06-24
THE ClTY.HALl.

Ths City Treasurer yesterday paid out t53, 600
Oh city indebsedness. lie w,ll to-day pay tho
school, seactloru.
Tho COMMITTEES on Fiso and Water viii neat
thlA afternoon IN tho Guy Clerks of.ios to ooa-
slder references. Aid. Woodmsu Ia Chsi,man.
Tho City LaH Department ase on tho VA pstb
for more oemmodious apartments. Th.y clam
that their present quarters NO Atogoshs. too
publIG and too eloas.
- Ths dslinquent las Of city ssA sataes fss as7
, 1875-06-24

It VIII nd savaarsgn cd bY the Cornno1
To-DaY-Ssntcments by Friends AMI
NcfRtaboEs OF tho Deceased. :.
Tbs johnson caua will DO investigated By th,
Coroner to-day at 10 a. m. Tho friends of th,
negro claim that 10 Was right In bis enlieavor tt
ojcct the officers In The tlrHt instance, but th,
police authositieu say that whon O'Connor pss
eentod the warrant johnson should have obcye{
1t. Tho legal aspect ot the who'll case vii
probably bo presented to-day ut tho inquest AMI
1t will probably bn shown that tho Constable
koehler. acted irrdgulary in not reading tho WI,
Of restitutiou lo held at tho tlsnc The who!s
case is likely to lead to long litigation Ia ths
syens Of its pursuit BY young johnson. who ha
beon mcasceratcd In 1Nl to await trial on the
30th.
THE 1oHNHoH M0UgE.
Tho house ts : story and half high,
and has anything but III inviting appear.
ancs. It IN located on tho eaat sido oI
Forrost avenuo, near Thirty.third Street,
and, although itself dilapidated. Is situated In
most respectable ueighborlool aud surrounded
by good class Of buildings. When tho reporter
osmo upon tho scene Bome Of tho doceased's col.
ored nelglboss note removing the furniture
which hhd been thrown into tbs Ateeet, aid the
Rresteat excitement prevailed.
KEioABoA. y. u. C1oK,
living 4 fow do0rs south Of Johnson, Witnessed
tho atfa!r. and stated TO Tnx TKtnuSE reporter
tls1 DO did not know tho cause Of tho trouble,
but hoard that dispute ~ to tue owueE-
;sn 81 wss s' p''Gsss' ss Dos% ssaep9a d
About o'clock, when passing JohnHon's place,
10 noticed officers throwing tho fu1ntture In the
ntFast, aud tho presence Of several policemen.
ue went into the yard and talkcd with johnson,
who waa looking OUT OF III upper back vim
dow. lfo saked him What tic trouble
Nas, and uaa told that tue oflicers ware
throwing bin e1eess into tho street without pro-
ceAs Of law, but thai N officer had gone for The
neccssary authority. IIa Advised johnson not
meas he aaw aoue one rushing down
hand. lho man % rnshed 'Is'' 70 the ~ trout n,s
door and foFced luis way III, and mas followed by
ono Of 'nose Of tie policemen. In 1T instant he
THE ptacnARo1 OF rIsToL
Or piatols-he thought from twelve to fifteen
ahots. Hut'cIeut tams bud not elapsed to
hnm, fs.a Tug paper to johnson. ~ 1su
returned It onco to tic scsne. Tbs arst thing
that met his gazo WAS heYoral policeiuop, wh1
Moto dragging JohuAone dead body from tho
hes hhossee. the blood flowing freely. Ihe officers
haa i'aa 40 e1Preas wagon standing tn front Of tho
nouss sat taxing the body BY the .rms and legs
they ghfe u swing 70 toss IL into tho wagon.
h1s hesd struck tho thi!l OF tho wagon, aud
TUE BODY YELL INTO TIE 0uTrkn.
= eeeoua ahd similar ot1ort wAs made 10 get tho
Tho officers thon Arfostsd johnsou's son' sl. ssni.
canea hun, put him In tho usgop, and dIoys
Several OF the nelghboss were interviewed -
20 70 character OF tho deceased. They uni.
right 1nau, lis followed uhitowsabtDg tos H.
ing WA 1c!tXousIy inollnet In auch an s.tent
, 1875-06-24

WASHINGTON. D. c., Juun 23.-Yho Navy De-
parsment Is In reccip. Of dispatch from Ad-
mtEai Cochrano Of 1lcr MnieAty's steamship TO-
pulse. dated Vallejo, Juue 81. announcing tho
disaster to the Sarunao, Tho Admiral Baya II
hayo dispatched l1er AInjesty's ship s1yrtnnr1on
70 aasiHt ih every possible way. leave on tho
flagship Immediately OH tlLe aatno crsaud."
, 1875-06-24

appropriation OF e4.6oo Was made for ozont-
basee, hnrnes, feed, barn, otc.
Tbs matter MAS finally laid ovor temporarily.
Ths itam OF $4,000 for incidental oxpanses,
farming implements. brooms. ste., vnb reduced
N 81, 500. The itcm OF 81, 600 for improvements
and repairs WAS stricken nut.
The item Of t300,000 for tho payment Of In
torost on general bonded iobt Was adopted.
Tho item OF &1l8, 8,794.43 for payment Of TOM
roFarv loans for Judgments against tho city, WAs
iucreascd to $i37. .83l.20.
Under tho heAd Of tho Police Department, the
item Of ss.4oo for the saihry u! s!,reo Commits
efoners, Wan strtckon from tho bull f; also the
item Of e9350 for ona Secretary,
Tbs item of 4l,0so for additional pay Of
sNelso ratroIm1n ~ Fnppdsmeo WAS
htricken out. The isom Of $1DlO0
tor eecret pot.eo sorvico mas re-
ducod to $4,000; alao tho tom for gas. fuel,
eto.. reduced from sac. 900 TO- oil. eco; also tho
Item Of $lo. 600 for special policemen reduced to
fb.1o0; Tho item OF $000o for new building cor
ner Of Archer avenue and DeerIng street vaa
stricken out. The item OF $4,000 Ior printing,
ntc., Was stricken out.
The Mayors salary OF 43.70o por anuum vas
adopted
The Committee roso And reported progress.
Adjourned until o'clock tomorrow eyening.
, 1875-06-24

lansa 4 n!cdmona AIRLINE Railroad, wss found
de&d tn bod sha morning.
Hpfftai iHaps1'th to The Cateaao Tribune.
MADiHoS, Wis.,, Juno 23.-John Rodormnnd.
for many years loading brewer Of this city,
and popular buaihrsa mai, died todhy Of dsopsy,
after painful illness Of sonlo months aged 81
yC&Ia.
, 1875-06-24

ERiE, "a, Juno 21.-rwo floors Of school,
house No. broke today while tho sch col was
In Fcsslou. Tho acholara woro hrld In their
places by tho seats. Quo lt'to boy, Joseph
FetleB. was Hasfously, II not fatally, injured by
tho falling Of % irou column. The digging out
Of tho basement looseuod tho foundation and
caused the dtuater,
, 1875-06-24

Dir ,Mo,SEo, H., Juns Ss.~.-Tha prelimipar,
examination Of Powers, who oo9mitsed tha hor.
ribte outrage upon Msa johnson Oh Saturday
lust, was to hAro bcea heid yesterday, but tho
appearance Of largo body Of tho yieilanles
persuaded tho Justice to postpone it. It il
feared that ho will bs taken by foros from the
jail.
Officers who Ars In search OF Dsown, tho bur
glsE. Hho broke Jail here on Monday, trsccd Linn
to tho prairie yesterday when thsy wero mat BY
: body Of v,gtlsntea, who Informed tho otticora
they nsed 70 no further, ~ brown uAs xhers
thsy would narcc hnd him, and ths ot1lcess 1o-
turned.
, 1875-06-24
SAD ChTASTROpHE.

CINCINNATI. Juno 23.--Louis Yalnor, rcsI-
dent OF Mt. Atrey, this county, whl'e shooting
cats this morning with double .basrelod gun,
wounded one, md, Attempting to nrike another
NTH tho butt Of his gun. o1plodod Tho remaining
death In fow momeuts.
, 1875-06-24

MYRTLE daoyE, La, Juno 23.-The body Of
tho drowned mau that was fonnd loso several
weeks ago, las boon identified IA that OF John
+. Fairand. enginaor of tho atoamor Charles
1lodmal. Tho l'oly waa dslntorred to-tlav At
tho instance Of his friends for removal To Gin
cinnati
, 1875-06-24

- ne 01.V TN"MNWE EFEEFEQs
New Yosx. 1aas A-Wll1iam II. Tweed ras
vlalted In Ludlow Street jail to-day by his FAM
!l1 sua counsel, tustefqsea to ace any others
Lis health aoa splits sssm much improved by
tho chanGs,a Il teasnot b. &soerta!aod when .tho
%, 600 100 ball IN ~ civil suit will b given, but
IL i ganssaay b4levsd thai hts Imprisonment
will not 4x&Snd ofef two oe three days
Tbs oonpsaintln ths suit brought Ia tho name
OF th4 pseesa sRainst Pst41 q. bneeney, to TO-
covet eVes ~, ,to0. 900, which, 1t Il alleged, was
ftauAntsutly albtsaatsa, from tho Treasury OF
The ossaty ct Now York, wk4' yesterday hlea iu
tbs 0oxnsy Olsrk.s oftes. y,
, 1875-06-24

NEW Yoak. Juno 29.-Anved, steamers EpR-
land. liverpool, and Italy, from Meditsrsaussu ~
ports.
FAruzR PoiNT, juno Steamship Dominion.
fsou Liverpool, lA4 arrived.
QuKxNsroWM, juno 23.-Btaamahip Bat&YiA,
from Boston, has arrived.
, 1875-06-24

LLAMA Lace Pointa and Jackets.
1nss received, suolhes l.rgs ssso7tn,snt of Llama
'ace points and 1aetets At pscts sstonshlnsy low.
-s@ buys IN e1e4.as shawl. Aso. .srJ large and
sstFacn'e a'osk of Linen ossssitts jackets ana full
13J btAte atxest,
, 1875-06-24

tHe HUvNMQN 0N.QNM!M U0QuE
JoI1ET,7 Ill, -Ju1is: 1a:-<2sa9zs. Gaylord a
Co.. hsasy sr4in.ht,n, t<of. Iookpost, In this
county. 1.ts .faf.iatly; ;littg.tinissd1by local
sharper, On shs::A,. sd1psacs.oaa.;s44ln dodge"
Frank y. Clark, ailas Wisfsid' ~, Of osvego,
Kendall County who haai i, Iksnt times in
his eveDtfol Life, inhsss4sA dfR considerable
property from his p4tsntei1sa Nsnt through
It nearIy, a. RAPIDLY {; = H. .xsosived It,
5o0 bushel1 oi corn. III 5ofn t1allsd 70 oom9,
IN, and uaylo1d d %. havs bsen on tbs aa4ei;
for Clark. ;Ab aAyloed L. accompanied bJ I'M
Clark. CitY Marshaf II, l6ekpofx aud A.Jofist;
policeman, auoosedsd il taking him 10 Il th4'
young man adrAits hla 4esl1s, ssys ~ borrowed
tho n:oney On grsip, md, It hs 47eF "got a-hold
Of any" 10 would deliver II ~ pS4' ooauaot.
, 1875-06-24

Special Corrtspo7dtnee u 1,As Chtedpo Tribune.
JOLIET, ILL.,, juno 22.--William Mooney, In
dependent Labor Reform member of: ths House
Of Representatives., from. btladvqod, ia thIs
county, assaulted Fsedsnak III, pa1tou,' Esq.
EDITOR otn ths AsataKats Coal
tho strests of the !: H. pascs; 1sss
Friday e,eatng:. Il :!ia 9Sps 5ss4 .Ehst .the
mom6er from Wit, with 4ao6 as;9oea3 dozen
minors At biz hsefs, expreeff4 ~ purpose Of
sheet;" declaring that no 0ksse of shst politio-
al stfpe would b allowed; 70 rpnaatn within the
precincts Of that burg. Tho gentleman who
brings tho report statsa thar Mr..Dai.on mat tho
ruflanly crowd without hlnchlng, ind by bis
thcir position, and tsos&vsd ne; bodily iDjunos
, 1875-06-24

Important 70 ~ Preservation OF TSsth-
1oha asshaslr. ohsrry Tooth.9ssts,
tbs nost ssess ss3esslss s kaavu. tn u For
A,eA,sy, III ass ~ aAsaaIs ID 1s,ss ''
, 1875-06-24

Spsefat DHpateh IN TIA Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT. a.. Juno 29.-On tho Chicago,
Rock Island Il Pacific llallroad lask evening, op
= train going wost, farmer lost u 800 By being
awiadtoa By monte tnou, Eight or ten other
gzesnfes !oat from 4l0 to &5O. There il isrKe
gang Of gamblers and burglars in this region
now,
, 1875-06-24
OBITUARY..

OBITUARY..
FRANK MGSRoE.
Tho theatrical wofid which livos In gzeat
! moaHtro apart from the world Of ordinary mon
| aud wosnon, viii lchrn with moro than passing
| regret Of the death OF ono Of its Members
Frank 1lunroo, Of tlis city. For the
past Aftoen yoars Mr.. Afunroo Las heon
connected wit Ii tho profession Indirectly
ouly, but ho WAS Al veil known
as any actor on the stage today. Fow gonto-
men oonncctod With tho theatres but know him
more Or less intimately. Stars Visiting tho city
usually mado 1t point to cali on Frank Munsoo
~ aoon as convouIent. II was Quo Of their pro-
feHsional dutios to shake hands With him, and
goaslp over currnut evonss, until ho bc-
cama one Of tho eolsd institutions Of
tho city, talked Of occasionally by tho great
ontsldo world; known and lookod upon ~
patriarch by thai exclusive, misreprosontcd, and
peculiar world Ut which ho formed part. Ito
Was not an old man. AZ 81 4 man is not spoken
lirod aud gronu old will a fist city. and Nus
consequently credited with an ago which cxceod-
cd bis own by score Of years.
lilo came to Chicago from Boston In 1857, and
III the frat dramatic company over organized in
that house. Many villain las le portrayed
,,udor Sir. MoVickcr't management. The trst
Tart no took ID Chicago WAS Itoiondo, In tho
Honeymoon" tho tiFHt picce performed by
MoV,ckcr as managor. tbs asar Of tho
Nov, s. 1851. Tie bill OF ti,at plsy stilI hnnrn
framed and glazed in Mr. Mcy,cker'a ul,irn
souvenir Of that po.formance Which was Tho
first Of many hundreds. Frank HARRINGTON MAS
then assistant manager OF tue theat1e.
Mr. MunroD played in Mcflckos'B Tlontre for
two acaeons and tben bado fnrouell 10 lie staca.
AA au actor DO ranked shout with hfr. Frod
Book Who ocnurinH hin n1acn nt McV,eLcris
md paYs tho eatpo line Of uaJta, On leaving
tho theasro la established q pIaeo OF resort tor
, 1875-06-24

aelaott, Davis d Co.'S
Grad. square and upright panos are for ssts only st
tbs pano-tooms Of ". ". kiml4u, cosaar sta.. sad
, 1875-06-24

4 COLLEGE BURNED,
QuzDEc, juno 23.-TAo College At st. Theress
Village, together with abont fifteen hot1seH 7yaa
destroyed by tlro this afternoon.
, 1875-06-24

Les no Sec. Whers Was It You
ssa they charged such ptecs tor .efrlgerso,s, crs.
fr%sae1s sna ~ster-soo's1a1 You know the eIsas OF
xoads u polons' ls2 stats street. dot pscss taers
, 1875-06-24

A7t4x9A O., June 2a.-co,. D. Z. Bsgs, iAts
aupAssataadAst nd Qalal Esxgtas Qt ~ A.
, 1875-06-24

Special Dspalea to TAs Chleaoo IYtbuns,
ERIE, June 23.-Thron prisoners broke from
jail this evening. Two hAve beeu captured; The
other la1 escaped,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-22

sIhe Michigan Gettysburg Palos Frolic, Nina, Ptl-
grim, Triana and Pinto carry howtzcrs.
VESSELS SOLD.
Nevada second rate Idaho third rate code
sailing vessel and Chickasaw, ktlah Iris. Kcwaydin,
Klamath, shawnee, Umpqua. wassuc Winnebaso, Yazoo
and Yuma, all light draught monitors