, 1875-08-08
ILLINOIS.
WAUkECAN.
WEATHER,

6ptc3al CoTTes1ond<nce of The Chicago IribstnA
WAuKEaAs, ILL.,, Aug. There il no use try
ing to describe the condition Of the weather
during tbs past week; suffice it to say it has
been very disagreeable, aud in consequence there
has been quite lul in all branches OF bust
| nesa-
sroLEN PROPERTY RECOVERED.
Last Friday evening about o'clock German
arrived from Chicago and put up It the German
House on Stats street. He had in his POSSESSION
horse aud buggy, which on the following morn
ing he offered to several PERSONS ut very low
figure. Mr. Harbour, being in want Of horse
at the time, and supposing al w&s right bought
the property, paid the cash. and received re-
ceipt from the German, who signed himself
John Fairbank- postal card WAS received by
Marshal Ingalls, on Tuesday describing horse
stolen in Chicago some time during last week.
The property in Mr. Harbour'a possession-on
being identified by the o ,ner, \ Mr. Sanders, Of
Chicago-was immediately given over. The
thief waa not caught
DROWNING OF LITTLE GIRL-
On Thursday afternoon, Atrla daughter OF
James Graham. residing about miles west
OF this city, wxs looking at some frogs in An old
WE'LL lost her balauce, and fell IN. Her parent
SAW her fail and 40 at once to har rescua. She
xas taksn from tho water alive. but died soon
afterwards.
The farewell services OF ths Rev. G. Ii.
Sanders ocou, red on last Sabbath evening At the
Congregational Church. No service WAS held in
the other charchea, "a many OF the members de-
words, which we're earnest and full OF meaning.
At tunes hs Eas so overcome With emotion at
the thought Of leaving this city aad the many
frienda whom he had won that it was difficult
for him to speak. The text WAS Acts, *, ~:
" And now, brethren commend you to God,
and to the word Of His Grace, zhich is able to
bald you up. and TO give you IN Inheritance
among all them which are sauctided." Lr.
Sanders Left Waukegan on Wednesday morning,
aud is now on bis way to bis new field At
Cheyenne, ". T.
The Rev. Dr.. Hurd, Of Highland Park, will
preach at the PFesbYt teuan Church to-day. in tho
absence OF Mr. Curtis.
The Rev; s. 8. F1sk is spending = vacation It
Geneva Lake, Wis, consequently thsrs will be
no service IN the Baptist Church.
The Rev. c. II. Van Dyne, Rector of the Epis-
copa1 Church, has rendered his Resignation
PERSONALS
Philauder Stewart aud Mcbaal Delanty, both
old settlers in this city. are lying Ill at their
rivals in tue CITY: Mr. and HRS. Folgaubee, mr.
aud Mrs. George, Mr. and Mrs. Chase, Mr. aud
Slrs. Faltchld, Mr. and Mrs. Dav.s Mrs. 8. |
Q, Chldester, and Mrs. Scolt all Of Chicago. |
TIE TRIBUNE in q recent issue made note OF The |
fact that two human skulls had been found |
while excavatlng Mr. Sliserman's lot on Third |
avenue, little south Of JACKSON street, and |
Tears were entertained 1t the time that there |
had been foul play. Your correspondents at |
'entiou WIS called to the item by m old resident
II Chicago now living in this city. who states
hat ha witnessed the burial of the skulls above
eferred to IN tie year la49. II MAS 1t tune !
when the waters action on the lake shofe made
necessary to remove all that were buried in the
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