, 1876-07-31
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

A voung mnn giving the name Of !. F. Fuller
was capturcd yesterday afternoon by Officer
John O'Connor, and was locketi up In the Madi~
son Street Station for tho burglary OF u cloct
nntl polne 1alics' underwear from tho residence
Of Mrs, Hannah Nolan, No. 13l North 11nletel
street.
At 4:30 yesterday morning officer james
Druton, while travelling beat, start}cl aconplc Of
burglars who were Just emerging from tho base
mcnt of j. X. Van Duzcr's grocery on tho
northwest corner Of Lake and Clark streets. lie
chased and fred several shots at them, but only
one came near the u>nrk, nn1 TINT was hurled in
one Of tile cICnr boxes which thu thieves wcro
carrying awny. Tho pursuit. was Rlso joined IN
by Officer Noonar, and finally resulted In tho
tnpturc OF the two htirg'ars, who turned out to
be mere boys named William Jort1an, nllas
David O'BrIcn, and James O'Ncil. Ten loxes Of
tigars which they ial stolen were found in tllclr
possession. They gained cntraticc through Que
.of the windows oponng to the sidewalk.
Tho attempt made sats1n1ay evening hy che
not appear to have been very successful, as both
the Coliseum and A,lelpht were open lust cyen-
ing Rs usual md tlp former gaye a matinee
ya.,S wta1s ba m oSs %e. ss se as pse
9ns ,s t' aa'a nppsaF' p'pess o T. ress aHs 'fsa rs
attempt ut forcc WIS made hy the police, nnd
probably none was Intended. Mr.. llnmlin, ot
the Coliseum, said to THfnuHE reporter ycs-
tcrday that lie expected to l>o summoned before
3 court to-lay to answer; hut, slnee lc had
taken legal advice, he would 60 nilend anl take
his cllances, 4 like attempt 70 close l'ts p1acs p
beaten It 10 tho Courts, as lIc3 Expected to this
one.
Capt. noggtc, Of tle propeller George Dun:
bar, has been inaklnE . good snnny l.,asts Of
late that bis bout could heat the propeller Drn
Drake from to, miles II 12Im1lo trip,t
South Chicngo. Yesterday afternoon fkc Drake
started out behind the Dunbar, ond Mt the
broakwatcr the two 8tcainerH were running bow
and bow. The Dunbar crowded l.cr strain, and
lIoggic started 81 IN Que e!ec, but TIC DraEc,
with ! pounds lcRs than steam the inspection
allows, s,rrlvcd ut the South Chicago pier miles
ahead Of her eo1npctt.,s: There Tss;, ycss goodl gl
sy nm ycxc 1n III r sa rs pne; to ;snsst !t
las been luolscsl forward 10 with Ereat deal OF
Interest. Sumo nt till passengers applied to
Till Dull the Captain, nnl then tn thu engineer,
were rlinnlug for safety and il"tcxeitc!nent, and
they wouldn't put on another pound ior MY
bont on thu lake. II is not isnpossibls that the
beaten Captnin will try to arranEc Il race, when
tA,th hoats will run empty Rt1A Tltcn 1t comes
oil II Will bc the aquatic ieaturo OF the season.
Franklin Lodge, No. 1871, I. 0. G. T., WINS In
ktitutr,l in thin city yesterday afternoon ut
Typographical Hall, ". . Dearborn street, BY
William. Ch;unhess, D.. g. ". e., T., Of tho
t;rau Lodge q ilnps, assisted hy c'iarlss .I,,
lodge Is composed IT the printing fraternity,
alt starts u!t under tattcring auspices, having
on its roll Of membership uycr fifty names Thu
following arc the officers duly elected and It'll
stalled iOr tue present quarter:
Joseph G: narllson, y. e. T.; Miss N. 7.
Jonce, W. VT; Edward Irwin W, Secretary; +.
n. Kcrrytt, " i. Secretary MIss A; j.: Mecqli- 4,
MarsIInl; Miss Maria De!,urtt,, ". Deputy Mur-
WI II. scntinel; f 1. 6: L. LII Bcn,stt, ". Chaplin; i H.
}ohns. 2: Y. g; T.; toIEs Deputy, Y, ,it' F..
NJ. Campbell. Another aesslon will be held on
next Sunday afternoon ut p. NJ. sharp, for
further Initiation and business. All mrilibers
Of the Order and craft arc cordially invited.
pKorosED CATHOLIC DAILY pAPEH.
A 1argcly-attcnled meeting Of Irish american
citizens was held yesterday aitcrnoon III Muskasl
Hall, on Despla!ncs street, for the purboso Of
daily paper N their interests, n eo,crtlon With
the Pilot. Mr.. Michael Afccanley was called
upon to preside, and Miles Krhoc ucte.l as Sec
rotary.
Catholic daily, ind hcld tiat the Irish people
WI. II. % J. cahili vas then called upon, and
read prospectus Of tho proposed Ir1sll-Amcrl'
tic sano. Mr.. Caliill gave some estimates d
what such paper would cost to rum lie
plnccd his salry-lfst however, on very low
scale, and tho Income prospects on y rather
the getting Of ncws ut all. 1io figured entirely
Of 10000. - -.
spoke in behalf Of the enterprise, ind aaid tt,at
us IriBhtncn and Catholics thcy could not get a
fair hcaring III tho American press. Tho An,cri'
cAn press, which encouraged tllr Servans III
their cndeayors to throw 0lf tho Otto1nRn yoke
1t,d 1Ijtnrnry. {yntlfk link
with contuuely upot! any ellort Which tlt
Irish might make to frcc THUR own country
lie made Il long argument III M!lnlf Of the
Catholic race nf ireland, which lsad suffered 81
much for their cause, md who had donu II
m,iCh for her Church, n,d held thnt they wcre
ut least entitled to respect llc held tlat t!it
people Of thls country did not understand tht
Irish raee, ard ft'1au looked upon the detholls
Churc. u next to q, worship If idolatry. IL
had drawn their inspirations from Englisi
sources lie sall Bangrott's History VIZ "; cor
to thu original sources OF Information
lu Ills history OF Maryland, he wen
hack tu the writings Of tho irst Jesuit Fathers
and to john C5rrnlEs writings, tile first HishoI
OF Ills United States, anl lal thus obtained cor
liz apoHs ol tho sat1cr,ngs OF tho Jcsul
Fnthcrs, in penetrating the toEcsts Of the West
paper established unless 1t waa thoroughly au'
entirely American, UNI III accord with our IL
iHs'c arr,,.n We've sn,c pF1CsFy wos 'siors s,c II
sccturinn'sn, aid bo wantrd only t!iclr view
istutcl untl the paper started OH broad MI
liberal Catholic lEles. ila wanted no narro'
ytsws asoe9tsq ,o IL ts thu papst, %ps,a hut ! Sps
b!gotsy. lie WIZ thoroughly opposcd 10 bigo
~, and ho wanted paper started which wOul
1iot be aggressive, but wlI!cl, would alway
stand on tilc defensive, intrcnehcd behind III
l FRI 1,u ~ THfhn11pfy.