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missioner were approved and the Board ad-
inurucl.

missioner were approved anu tAe ooa1o ~
lour1led
Mr.. Waterman Devall is the latest contributor
to the clartcr Of accidents. He was klchc0 ~
the head and quite SEVERELY injured by Ills
horse, which he was leading at the time.
The friends Of Mr. D: A. smith, former It'll, 1,iaro
cipal of the public school Of this place. we're
pleased to sec him in town last Sunday.
An effort is being made to purchase IN organ
for the use OF the Literary Society. Miss; Josie
Dunn has been soliciting funds the past Week es
for that purpose, and thus lar mas mct WILL
gratifying success.
Q The election passed of quietly in this town,
the opposition being too small to a create muen
of an excitement. The vote WAS 235 for Hayes
and 10 for Tlden. Darlington claims to be the
banner Republican town OF the county.
LAKE FOREST.
The Presidential election is tho absorbing
topic OF conversation here, Us evcrywhere else.
Lake Forest was Prof. Emil Ieibllng'6 home
for many years before he went abroad, and
when it was announced that he would AZ, glyc
day E'$ evening bis old friends, nclghbors,
and patrons were delighted to havu the oppor-
tunity of judging for themselves Of mis- progress
since he left them two years ago. Judging oy
the enthusiastic applause and cncores that ne
Lcibling was assisted by Mr.. William Lewis, the
yiolinist Miss Barnum, young lady Of whom
Lake Forest Is justly proud, sang "snr1ne
Song" and ;'My Heart Is Thy Homo, u. and
another charming song in responseto an encore
Capt Sab:u alsu sang beautiful tenor solo,
"rarting.'' which brought down the house.
The Literary Club met at Mrs. William War
ren's Friday evening, and, with music select
reading, and social clat, spent adelighttul even
ing.
dent tho seventeenth time. Of course nc voted
for Hayes and Wheeler.
HYDE PARK.
Tie police investigation ended yesterday
afternoon, the man Love swearing that he dld
not tell c. IL. Hardy that the policeman d!d
anything contrary to. morality. Mr.. Hardy
sworc that he was told By Mr.. Love TINT Love
had seen the doings which were stated in The
TRIBUNE few days ago. Seven witnesses from
South Chicago were sworn. and stated that they
would not believe Love under oath. Thus ends
the charges against the police, and they are
clearly vindicated. President Bcnslcy COLI
Quoted the examination aud acted as ques-
toner.
The Rev. Mr.. Curran has as yet not replied
to the letter OF the Trustees OF st. Paul's
Church, but reply is expected.
The pulpits will be occupied as usual to-day
The plans and specifications, with the report
OF the committee for computing the cost, OF the
Forty-first street, sewer, have been made, ana
are at the Town-Hall. They will be presented
to the Board Tuesday. The estimated cost OF
the sewer is about SIS, GOO. -.. .
The Emersopian Club will hold their meet
ings in the scliool-house at Grand Crossing.
The Forrestville Club meet Friday evening at
the hall, corner Forty y-dftn street aud Vincennes
avenue.
HIGHLAND PARK.
The election has absorbed SO much OF the at
tention Of the people that it is almost q wonder
how they happened to participate in the pleas
ant gathering they did Oh Thursday evening. The
Episcopalians held sociable at the residence Of
Ar. E. T. Hall, which was in every way enjoy
able. Until their new church is finished they
will hold services in the Baptist Church every
Sunday afternoon. For the benefit of the new
church, Mrs. Laura Dainty will give reading III
Chicago in one Of the churches on the South
Side.
Friday evening tho first reception was held at
the Seminary first Of many, as VIC under
stand.
Mr.. 7. Il. Spencer will address the congrega-
tion Of the Presbyterian Church Sunday.
OAKLAND.
The JOY Club hold their meeting at the resi-
dcncc Of Miss Castle this week.
Tie ladies' Of the University Place Baptist
Church will hold bazar at the Ellis Avenue
Music Hall, Nov. Is, 16, aud II.
The Rev. L. s. Holbrook will preach on the
Blood Of Christ at the Oakland Congregational
Church this evening.