, 1875-02-18
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, IL, 1876

rnsaongeft. sou1o etl1cr corporation ahnufd have
tho power tn Bay TINT tsy shall not thus tmno1il
lite. This powor tue charter OF Ctcoro II la
claimed by tioso wlu llavo avery facility for
knowing. bca:owa upon tho Trustees nj tho
town. 1t III stated by a nu,nhrr of poraons who
Witnessed tho Incident OF Moniny afternnns', nnd
who arc cunret"nt to judge concerning tho mat
ter, that tho Dmaiin tram was running, at tho
timc tho uccsdent occtrroi, at thu rate OF 10
miles MI hour. Tho cnglnnor tea ifcd That l,n
Was ntteuls4tn2 to tnaan MP lost 'ttn". As1 was
running mich fas.er than ,sua. lie Also tes-
titie that Ito put tho MIR brakes reversed lllH
engine. mud opcnel tho snnd.box. bofosn reach
Ing TIN dc"ot. So raplilIy MAS Tie tram r1n-
ming TINT. rven under tl,ese circumstances. 1t ran
~ rnds,ot -qua,tcr Of Eo past tae lepoe bo-
fore heinG stopped. llo alHn toetticd thai he snw
tho Storing psreof,gcr approach from TIM cunt
willie his own tr lin was / or nliloa "cht OF
Austin. anil that lo tlo,eht tho Two trnina wonld
arrive at tho dcro: hbott tho Batno tlmo Wien
It. il renc,nhernH that tlH Sterling train Was M
time, that tho Omaha tt tuin was all ho:r late. mt
that. there beiEg 10 telegraph office at Anssn
no nntlco nf It's apfroach WEs Elvan other tha'l
tho sounding uE tho whistle, Whirh. amid tltn
tlsunl hurry and nniHo shout tho dernt. would DO
heard It bv any, only by few. tho terrible rock
1esst1esB Of rushing by a. II eprcd OF 10
mileB au Aaur camIok l'l1s DO arpalcnt. That
Mr.. and Mrs. Wop4 did not Act strangely
In stopping upon tho track III order
tu roacli tho Sterling train is ats"stc1 BY q NUN.
bcr of persons. WIN stated. s1nn NJ them unucr
cath. that hsd they hal ocelsnn 10 Sos nnot tue
Steru, train, or 10 roccvo friends from IT, thny
would hayc Iouo jua: a. Mr.. aat Mrs. Wood tht
do. 1t is, LorlIaps, MI exceedingly GortinaSo
Thing TINT ta ITS Of life WIS n, ssreator than II
was, as but for lilo unualal cxrrtlos Of tho COZ
dtlctot md brakeman ut tho S-erlilE sran. VINO
exerted themselves to prevent pasre1ecfa lro1i
leaving it. much grrat,r nunsber uf lives would
doubtless have basn Inst.
4 uumhor Of Instances hare occurred At Aus
Tin. Oak latk, Mayw@ot. md ot'or r'a:ra nron
the Galrna Dvlsl,n ot this Railroad. d"monafraf,
lug, to say tho least the uitsr rarAossnegs nad
folly Of pae4lug p1sHenGgr-tratnB n: tho dopnta,
or permitting it to be done. Attention has been
cullsd to this mattor IN theeo columns batosc,
and what was tlcu satd ha. on'y received en-
,,asis from TIN accident OF Mo lsv evouins,
which was 30 sad and horrib.H in I'LL ita detnla.
wAUKsaAX.
Tho Masonic Hall Of our eits, which Is locnted
at No. 10 Ncno>eo streot. il justly tho nrido OF
the Masonic fraternity hero, a. 1t will cumparo
fayorably at!, tho halls OF mich mora preten-
tioua cities, and is infinitely superior to largo
majority in tho West. Wauksgan Lodge, No. II,
la tho result of consolidation OF Union Lodge,
| No. Is, and WaNkeEan Lodge, No. 324 which
! took p}nce in FcbtuarY. 1864. The frat lotgo In
I Waukegan was tho Unioo, which was established
i in 1870, having Snimon stcbbins. W. ~; II.
Joslyn first S. W.; mud Il. D. Dodge. J. W.
The officers OF tho Waukegnn Lodge for 1875
arc: J. A. Watson, ". H.; D. P. M,llen, Treas-
,rer; L. l.. I1ntlcy, 8. W; J. X. palascE, $. D. +;
| P. N1aynatf J.W.; Johu X. lower. J. D.: W. A.
t Gray, Secretary; the Rey. c. H.Vau Dyne, Chap.
lain !; Jpscp', Palmer. Tyler. It has 100 mcm5prs.
| \ Chapter, No. III. Il, 4. H., was Established III
is5s, to Which the following officers wo1e appoint.
ed for tho ensuius ,enr: J: a. Wa.Bon II. l.. ;
j. 7. Nicols, q. n. lss y. H. z. B!o!gott. X.
Q. T. Mason, u. A. Fl y; George Il. Lyon. 8.
lloury Palmer, Il. 81. I'll ": David 8. Elf, G. Of
| Int Ebar ,ry ,fnp1na p-iH.
ham, Il. \. e.; q. II. Van Dyne, Chaplain
This Cnnptor has membership Of ninoty-iivo
Tha WaukeGau Commanlcry No. II L. I. wa'
established 10 1860, l,aA membership OF forty.
six, ansl holdo lis regular conclase tho second
aud fourth TUESDAYS Of onch month.
| C. W. Bond, II. D., one OF Lake Counsy'f
most prominent rhvbclan* mot with serious
accident at LibertyyiIlo last woek In leaving
and fell down the front atnpa. thereby breaking
Ills leg. The most noteworthy fact apout the
caBo in tint DR.. Dond who is perhaps ono Of tiis
tailcet aud iinost bntlt mon III Lake County,
himself home pus himself to bed, set his lag
tucked hinsuif up and thun informed bin friend'
that i.o Thought somebody had got hurt. Thi.
ammo gentleman WAS the parry who. sumo time
sInce Hccng two great lllks Of citlzans preparing
to fight zach other, coolly walled up and, sciz
Ing them BY tho nocks, With as mich eaBo Al
though thoY had been children, bumped thoi
heads together till they promised not to 9uar1c
| nn1 moro.
festival and oyatcr-supper for the benefit o
tho Baptist Church WIS held TUESDAY evening u
the residence OF aIr. Nelson, some 0 miloB nortE
Of tue city.
THIS evening (Thursday] thero will be q socia
bio at tile Baptist Church, q ball ut Libegtyyll!e
and "nigger" minstrel ontortnibmont.
WnuGognn seenlK to .nko promHout position
amongst Western citioh III = variety of ways, TO
now William Yooman. Esq., tho well.known jaw
elor, ia adding another article Of manufaotor
to the list already esfatlng. Mr. Yeouian III
yonteI, two or three years. ago, Wallpaper cut
tnr, tho tlrat OF lts kind ever seen IN Earopo 0
America, and bas refused ss5,1O0 for tho patont
His latest invention ia M carriug, which ront}or
Morcing the ears unnecessary. For tliiB he Ia
refused IS, 900 cash down, nn1 hiss nluo heen at
fered larye suuls for tho privilege Of manufac
turing on roraitY. by leading Now York jewel
GRE. Mr. Yeonan goes cast next week to max
arrangements With these parties.