, 1875-02-28
WAuKECAN.

WAukEIRNs
ICE.
Spsetal Correspondence Of T2se Chicago Tribtns
WAuKEaAN, Feb. 27.-Waukegan has laid in
large supply OF ice this season, one firm havint
put up, it il claimed, from TOO to 500 tons.
PERSONAL
Perry P. Powell, OF Chicago, is negotiating TO
the Kellar property in this p1aca- 1t il hopet
that he may purchase it.
Several parties have been in Waukegan look
ing about for real estate during the last week
and business in this branch will soon be lively
E. B. Winship,a extensive yopump~mauufacturero o.
Racine, came Last Friday to consult John F
Powell, Esq, on matters connected with the
pump-manufacturing interests Of the West.
". Bryant Besly is nominnted Alderman fo1
the First Ward, and not the Mr.. Besly mentioned
in yesterday Issue.
G. B. Buell. the Sheriff, waa telegraphed fol
by the Sheriff at Racine. and can1a back yaster-
day morning with Lake County burglar IN Gus
tody,
The Gazette Of this week publishes three
column sketch Of few hours spent up at Glen
Flora Springs, from which it seems that the
waters are simply working miracles amongst the
country people.
CHURCH FESTIVALS.
The 1adies OF the Baptist Church aud Society
give q festival at Phnnix Hall on Thursday, the
9TH, and, as the kindly Fellowship OF that con-
gregation is well known, it nay be written down
q complete SUCCESS, eEen at thus carly hour.
Last Friday night Congregational sociabla
Was held at hfr. His1ey's, who resides some E
miles west, on the old plank-road. F. u. Por-
ter's four-horse turnout, which has been in such
demand this winter, took out heavy load, while
Mr. Yager's fonr-horse team hauled ont ss many
mora. The affair was very pleasant one.
POLITICAL
mr. - I'm
House Thuradny afternoon, chen the following
nominations were made: J. B. Werdep, Mayor;
Samuel Flynn, Treasurer; 4. z. Ingalls,, Mar
shal; Messrs. Nichael Delanty and Henry
Helnholtz, superyiaoEs; F. D. Basly, Alderman
Upham, Third Ward; R. b. Parks, Fourth Ward
The meeting WAS veil attended, nnd adopted
decided '4icensa platform. z. D. Basty occu-
pied tbs chair.
ACCIDENTS.
A serious accident occurred Thursday after
noon at half~past 2 o'clock to AIRS. Capt, CIe-
monts This lady WAS in the act Of calling upon
Mrs. Rogers op State street, when she received
terrible kick from horse. Ono cork Of the
horseshoe struck her Mt the right wing Of the
nose, the other underneath the temple, infict-
ried in an lnscnsibie condition into HRS. Rogers
house, and'O. r. Maxson, II. D., was called IN.
She remaiued sanseless until after o'clock p.
n. Thursday evening from the effects OF the
kick, and still remains in critical condition.
When tha unfortunate lady recovered her senses,
for a long time she WAS under the impression abe
Was suffering from the email pox-
A{r. Nelson Whipple has trick Of fickering
his horse with his whip every other minute. AS
Bargh WAS not around, the horse concluded that
two could play at the game. and 60 kicked Mr.
Whipple on the leg last Thursday.
THE GREAT GI.E1aHNG PARTY OF THE SEASON,
nftor having been twice postponed, came off
last. Owing to the death Of Mr.. B.
Corvs little son, who VAS grandson Of Mr.
Stewart, the proprietor Of tho cottage at Deep
vile instead Of Deep Lake was made the place
Of destination. The party, some twenty in
number, drove to IibertyVile, . distance OF II
miles, in IN hour and twenty minutes, and, q lit
tie after o'clock, sat down to = splendid
shich % Tho Grove House is 50 noted.
Amongst others, thera were present |
hr. and Mrs. G. B. Wartrous, Mr. and Hrs. 7.
e. Clark, Mr. and Mrs, De. George Wheeler,
alr: md Mr. "a Hiram a M Wheeler; Mr: and Ia Yrs: 4
Mrs. 4. b. Parks, Mr. aud M1s. Hutchins, |
Mr. and Mrs. 4. c. Brown, Mrs. J. F. Forsyth, !
Iessrs. T. II. Jones and g. Q Parks.
4 tramp who stayed at Mr. Dickenson's hotel !
;he other n1ght, stated that few days before be !
md brother tramp endcayored to steal ride |
IN the cars, were put of the train, the conductor
1umanely pouring water over them, and that his !
froze to death in consequence before |
hey made tue next DEPOT
John Avery, the very popular little edi- |
or of the Gazette, the other night had On Illus
ration Of the kindly feeling entertained towards
lin, in the shape Of 3 serenade from the Fire
mems Giee Club.
4 Waukeganits is in training for walking
mitch, VIZ: to walk to Chicago in eight honrs,
he first favornble day.
The Presbyterian Church was deeply in debt
asst Sunday. The Rev. Mr. Curtis asked his
,eopla plainly why this Was 80, and in fifteen |
minutes they raised enough to pay every cent OF
Indebtedness.
The following gentlemen ad ladies' had
leighing party last Thursday: III. and Mrs-
seorge Warren, Mr. and Mrs. +. Fl. Werden, Mr.
nd i1rs- F. q. Lindsay, Mr.. aud Mrs l.. J.
iurnee, 11r. and Mrs, J. L. Allen, Prot. Craw-
ord, Mess1s. ). E. Low, I. ID. Lor, G. J: Jones,
I'D F. A. Barker. with hlisses Lille Dsnnts'
tan'@ Is. @0'Sl'f' AD@ D%'A''' A"' A''SA esn-
THAT BURGLAR
Wednesday evening 8 hard-looking Gus
omer, together with q companion, partook OF
his city's hospitality. The following day the
etter looking Of the two took thecars, the pres
Mt prisoner taking the road. On the same day
be house Of Mr. McCready, miles north OF
iaukegan, was entered, and Friday man was
rrested at Racine with some Of tho property in
is possession. @. G: Buell., the Sheriff, brousht
ian, who, unless his looks belle him, is pro-
sssional thief, is nearly feet high, smooth
ace apparently some 80 or IS years old, keeps
in hat slouched over his eyes, and claims to be
1st outof his apprenticeship As wagonmaker in
[ichigan City on bis way to Munroe, Wis. His
anne is James G. Hammond. aud it Is pretty GER
lin be is badly wanted elsewhere.
An informal meeting OF prominent citizens was
cid this evening at which it was determined to
IN Mr. Jerry DRdv, On the Republican aide, as
lderman in the Second Ward, in place Of G. B,
gorge, who declines. r. H. Parks will be unop-
osed. The Republicans have made no further
for Mayor, and W. B. Wardan viQ
1ubtlass be elected.
LAKE.
THE School,. BOARD.
Lately tho School Board OF District No. 2 havs
zen clamoring for permission to issue bonds with
hich to reimburse an empty treasury. 1t tho
ection, the Board having failed to explain their
us condition. their bonds were defeated and it
ought the announcement OF "no money"
his Was little unexpected, though not entirely
surprise, and awakened the people to the neces-
y Of an Investigation ct tho manner in which
q Board has been conducting their schools.
The citizens began With the High School,
,ich they supposed had only cost 928 900, but in
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