, 1875-06-06
WAUKECaM.


! sn-cfaI forrespondene< of 7hs Chie&qo 77ibuns.
WAugEaAs, June 5.-Many Of the readers Q
| TIE TRIBUNE we're no doubt disappointed when
Oh receiving laa: Sundays issue, they failed tt
| find Waukegan represented therein. This, vi
hope, will not occur again.
List Tuesday man arrived in town with
| horse in hts possession that fully answered til
| description OF horse stolen in Laporte County
Ind, short time since. The actions OF the mar
being rather pecu!iar,-his wanting to sell tht
animal to almost every man he happened tt
| meet, and other things equally strange, s,-causet
| the Sheriff to arrest him on suspicion. The
| Sheriff telegraphed Immediately to the party
| from whom the notice WAS received, informing
| him Of the arrest. An answer arrived stating
that tho thief ano property had already bee1
secured. Such being the case, the man Tas re-
leased.
The temperance lecture by J. B. Welsh, at the
Baptist Church, on last Tuesday evening, was,
considering tho bad weather, veil attended.
The meeting was called to order bv the Pre.l-
dent, the Rev. q. II. Sanders, after which music
WAS furnished by the CHOIR the speaker Waa
then introduced.
The Lake County Conference Of Congre:a~
tonal Churches meets, with the Church in
Waukegan, Tuesday, June 8. The services will
begin with devotional meeting At 10 o'clock ..
n. At II: sermon will be preached By Rer. 4.
h. Fo1, OF Fremont.
There will te preaching vi the Baptist Church
to-day BY the pastor. the Rev. s. s. Fisk.
The Ladles' Temperance Union will meet at
tho Congregational Church on Monday next,
June 7, at o'clock p. m. Prompt attendance
is requested.
Mayor Werden arrived home from New York
last Monday morning.
Richard G-ggs. formerly Of this place, but
now in business at Haraboo, Wis. WAS on 3
visit to relatives and friends in this city last
week. The following are among the prominent
arrivals in this city dunng tho past week: Mrs.
Colvin wife OF Mavor Il. D. Colvin; Mrs. 7. Il.
Tullnan. and Mrs. Gage, Of Chicago; s. McCar-
thy aud lady. Of Aurora; Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.
Clarkson, Of Fort Wayne Ind; and II. Reddng
Esq, general agent OF tho Danbury Ne,1s
Danburv. Conn.
LADIES' sEnENADE CLUB.
Some Of the fashionable young ladies' in this
city, deeming it privilege, no doubt, to *'shoot
of their horn" have, in the abs-uce OF proper
wrapped in paper, the music OF which il similar
in sound to that produced by the ''guInea fowl"
Although their music interests all who hear, yet
we think that the novelty Of the proceedings will
soou wear oil.
ITEMS.
A young ual1 ualaeu toopef Tde Ellled Dy
Lightning at his home uear Diamond Lake last
Tuesday morning. This is the second death b7
lightning in that locality within two weeka.
The High School will give another entertain
ment on next Frida' evening. The Bootb1ack's
Revenge" and 'Ehaker Bind will be repeated.
and the s'Deestrick skuie" and other new
features wall be added. Ticketa, S. CENTS or
three for 81.
While taking ramb1e the other day. your
correspondent vas suddenly made aware OF the
presence OF a number OF the fair se1 By their
bird .]ike chatteripg. Much of their conversation
wss very interesting. As g specimen of the
whole, take the following: En- asked Frank II
she did not think that certain gentleman On
Genesee street WAS '.just splendid" to which
" Frank replied thsr she thought he was. But,
in her opinion, hs would b mighty lucky ii he
got a. Clara B."