, 1875-03-21


so.c;a, co7rerpouderce Of 7ns Caicao" Tribune.
WHEATON, March 20.-The DuPage Circuit
Court convened Monday at 1 p. m. The Grand
Jury was instructed, and retired to its rooms,
h1essrs. William johnson and F. Il. Walter hay
ior been summoned to fill the vacancies made By
the absence Of Messrs. Lakey aud shimp. The
docket for the term contains 81 Law cases, 80
chancery suits, and A criminal -cases. Ihe 1ol-
lowing named
LEGAL LUaINAR1Es
from Chicago have put IN an appearance: COL
". T. Shirley. 8. ". Packard, L. E. De "ol1, J.
J. Herick, and a. S. Talcot. Wheaton has en-
1oyed moro of the company OF Messrs. Vallette'
Gary, Cooper, Tiffany, Murray, Hill. and d, Man
ming, than usual, who practice Ia" IN onlcaso
and reside in Wheaton.
Turner Junction has it's sensations, and this
time
ia at the bottom OF it. A large dog belonging to
Martin Hand started out one morning iass w9eA 1:A
to make a few calls, but on the road lost his
temper on account Of something. The more he
thought about it the madder he got and finally
concluded to bite every dog he might come
across, and he did it. Be was at length killed.
as we're also large number Of dogs ~hlch ne
highly valued az hunters. Considerable excite
ment was produced By the occurrence.
ANOTHER sPELL1E0-MArcH
will probably be held at an early date. Every
body vaH much pleased with the ono given IN"
fer thu auspices OF the Ladies' Temperance
Union. The attendance Vas unusually large.
The spelling created much interest and amuBe-
mont. The Captains. Dt. 6edgwick and n. e.
Gary. readily Buccumbed before the words lin
net and immense, respectively. Prot' Fischer,
Of Wheaton College, ended his spelling career in
fruitless struggle With gnomon: ";lha" o31y
was the last one to remain standing.
ITEMS
The Prospect Park Literary Society held a
meeting Thursday evening, and discussed the
following question: Resored1 That secret go
cieties are injurious to Christian and lkepuolcan
nrinciples. The following gentlemen were an
nouuced to take part in the discussion: Presi-
dent Blanchard, OF Wheaton College; J. L.
Williams, " L. Ferris, Affirmative j. L. Ny
ers, o. johnson, B. Il. G1m'n, negative. =.
Turner Junction school ispreparne an e enter xa-
tainment, which will be givtn at the end OF the
term. 1.-THE Last Loaf u ison the boards.
a. B. McKune, IL D.. Of Council Bluffs, 1a.,
ia visiting relatives in Wheaton.
". J. Cowan Of Kansas' Hrurned TO his home
y. L. Gary, Cashier Of Kiner, Gary L. Web
ster's banking house, has taksn up his permanent
residence at Wheaton.
SIr. Oor, the newly-appoirted Postmaster At
Prospect Park, has entered upon the duties OF
his Office.
Dr.. 3. D. Mari, recently II Chicago, md
graduate Of Rush Medical College, has located
st Prospect Park.
Mr.. Sllas r. Smith was married. Thursday, to
Miss Mary n Minor, at the r,sidence OF Airs. a:
Austin. Tha affair WAS yer. pleasant one, and
number Of handsome and valuable presents
were given. =.
The following we're duly Installed officers OF
Garden City No. !, /. o. F., b! the Right Worthy
b. D. D. G. R., James saunoere. tof Wheaton:
F. Saunders, @. R.; William ". Billings, S; Q. r.;
Thomas McCoye. Treasurer; William I: IL.
Cardy, ]. w.; P. Carbery, s. D. William Timms'
J. B.