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NEWsDOYs' HOME.


The regular mnhthlJ meeting ot the Hoard Of
Visitors Of tha Eewsboys' Home held Yesterday
afternoon, Nj. J, AcOrcgor Albums, The President,
In the chair. Mr. Adams, On calling tbs meeting
" order sated that acyeral bills bad accunulatcd
mud thst tho Iustitutton was actually running be-
hind, Including . nato for 81 500, bills Of last
yea. amounting to shout F40u, aud $3ll due the
supetlut1nlcns and MatEon, tho Institution waa In
debt some g.! 8u. TO ot1scs this there were collsc
tons amounting 10 $500, together With ~hak The
ladies' misht have collected during The month. or
what IL uas p1opAbls they would collect within
short time. leaving this out OF tho question,
howesrr the instltution needed u, 900 10 make 1t
even with Tho world .-..
MT. Peck said hs had hoped to Ealse $500 Oh ths
Beard Of Trade. sud thought he euull easily hare
had appe2led ~ generally 10 tue peupse's gene''
osity. ..
weeks; another bud : chsek fuI 81;
few DAYS; sud nthets had p,on!scs which they
500 Of tic debt was In !Atr wsy u being paid o1
a. no distant d1tc. -.
TIE surkk1hTFNDENT EEroRR
was then read II showed That w sapenai.u,ss :;i e
dsduesug from which the sum Of s1a. N, tue
p1escnt valns Of supplies hand, the net eost of
tnlng would bs S270. 10. To this should be ad.
salaries. tGa II fur help. and $l3 10 fos improve
ncut, sud sepAiss. making the total tannsns *.
peuAes Tor June $43- -. IN The other baud, tho
tll thc co4t uf running tbs Hoe tor juno Haa lust
3t38 10 over and above Ill receipts. The pfescnt
number Of boys In tho Hone wAs, according To tla
fhs question Which suggested itself 10 Ar.
Adams mtnd, andsr ths c!lsunstsDees, was
yhesnst As Homo could 80 on !u thss fasnlon. get
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SPRINGFIELD ITEMS.

Epaetdl nspdltA TO 3h& Tribune
srn.NaslELp, ILL.,, July l1.-Muster-rotls, under
tho provisions Of Tho new Militia Code. wcre to.
day received In tho Attorney .0enefal's 0ltce from
ths Atlanta Guards, Tho Union Guards OF sycamore,
and tho Washington Guards Of Tazcwsll County.
The Bar In tho United States Court to day adopted
resolutions Of esteem for Judge David Davis, and
tho same will hs pFescuted In open court to.mof-
row.
The United slatcs Court L. still considering tho
fatnons Wayne County bond cate, argument In
which vii! bc concluded Tomorrow. No order
Transferring the sse Ut tho bonda frou Falrdeld TO
this city. tclegrsphed By erraec correspondents
laat night. has been made and 1te Court IL dia-
pleased nt such ekrpneously: :pabllshcl statement.
Dr. Prince, Of jacksonville, has declined up.
pointmuNt on the state utatd Ut Health account
Ut other engagements. and The ti0Ysrnor has sub.
rtituted Ur. William M. chambers. vi Charleston,
Coles County. The Hoard meets hero ia. morrow.
The Township uf Wade. jasper County, l0-daY
Cancelled 81, u00 OF rcgisterea tonds on jaaper
Connly. .-
William H. MeGutre, OF bethany, Moultrle Coun.
ty, to-txy fled petition III voluntary bankruptcy.
t,oy. Cuiom To-day pardaned John itudney. con-
vEcted Of larceny tn tho May, 1b77. tasn vt the
Logan County Circuit Court aud sentenced To ihc
ren!tent!Ary for one year. THIS paFtun was rec.
commended by the Circuit Judge, 6tatas Attorney,
prosecuting Witnesses. six Jurors In Tho case, and
others, AMI published notice Of the application was
given.
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ing ecavcugcr makes complaint to Tn. TnsnEsr
that The Health Department. eomrrls tho nigh,
scavenscrs 10 nfe diatnfectsnta while purru-
ing their ototiteropr vocation. an! rass that
the purchase OF thoAe ttianfcctanta from
the Health Department Ia practically obligatory.
fIe hints at the existence Of ring. nn saya TINT
man named 1tirrch makes all the Department di..
infectants. a reporter yesterday touk iime 10 In.
qntrc into tho subject Of the complaint and astc1.
tAink that the Commissioner nf Health eome
mouths nko issued an order ~ f0tloMe:
Each scavenkrr asttnR for permit tn ceau prvy.
xsns must 81 reeeyine PERMIT. parcl,ase f.on. TIC
snpho carholc acid 10 he used dlancctant IN the
work And he will not receive such permit Until he
purchases tho article rftAtnt& receipt showing thst
he has purchased esew hrrc,
An tho Department dItinfectnnt n furnished by
10 manufacture mont chtsrly. The tistnfcctant
IL OF particular kind. because that kind Ii used
by the New York Health Department. and 10 cum
sidered the best In use. It contains " per GENT Of
cathnltc acid. This wording Of tho ortlcr will Get.
talniy make Il plain that Mr. SeatenEef can pnr'
ehafc his dtsfnfectant where he chooses. " he Eela
the right kind. The price charged by The Health
Department "a twenty ctbts for tW pounds of Tic
liquid. II tho eenvenGe! can Get ttenesper el:c.
whcrc. he 10 At pcstcct liberty 10 do eo- The
handling OF II by the Department ~ n nuisance.
and canfes a loss Of 10th lime and money The lat
ter because m sundry occasions The clerk Of tho
Department was indiecfcet enough to trnst aeat-
enXtF4,
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TIE GREENBACKERS,
uuhrtNn AN nKATQR.

The Gseenhacken hcl NJ adjourned meeting
yesterday afternoon In tho College Of Law, twenty
three persons (ons coloredl being present. and Mr.
George .. Bowen In thv eAatr.
Ms. James III. Springer moved the appointment
Of CanysssIng Committee nt Fso to aeeuru sIgua'
tutes to the Constitution. so ordered, and the
Chair Appo[atsd such committee Arsst3. SpElng.
CT. Grover. totter, BoyIet, and Foley.
The Chair appointed tho following MombeEs Of
tho Executive comu1Ltteei E. ". Chamberlain. J.
s. fhrlpa, John y. Seaman, ". Washington,
N. Evans, j. +. Evans, and John liise, On mo.
ttun. tho President. Secretary, and Treasurer wtfe
empowered u ucs ~ = Ftuance Committee.
This constiluttoa Or declaration Of principles WAS
shcn read tor Thu cnllxhtcnmcnt OF tho twenty
fourth iuan, who had Just coMe In.
As. Springer saKXeslcd that so1s evening meet
tnxs should bc held. wifh good spe1kefs to enUlct
ate tho xosptl ut the Kttsnbaek. ...-
Af. Rcahaau asked II that e!Iyey.ton4Isd orator.
The lion. Jonathan Young seanuon. could be in
dnesd u expound.
the Chair answered that hs had seen NJ. Scam.
mon bnt had - yet received no ds1uite reply. No
donbt Nj. $. would ylldly talk to them II mcct.
ing WIS hsa1. ......
pesaoas utterly dlsXusted with Tho edets parties
which had 40 lar ruled the country. These Rsnt!s-
men would attend evening meetings II such wcEe
held. liz moved that ue1i Friday evening pub
lie neetins bs held for tho puspo4a Of !nsoRuEatng
the hall.
Mr. FAlsch informed the audience that number
Of persons not yet converted to tue gseeaback
wetu ANXIOUS 70 lolu in diacusslon with tbs uas
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Emperor To the command of TIM Kings Grrna-
hirr- was celebrated was 4 ball, at which the
Emperor himself, the Crown F1furc. Prf'tc
Frederick Ehar1rs, Cunnt Fun MoItkc, and many
others Ut tic chief otli,crsQf the herman ar'ny
were present.
The opening dance was qnalriltc, IN which
twelve pairs took part, dressed In the uniform
worn BY tue regiment when it WIS formed eighty
years ago. Four II the pulrs wore The dress of
tho grel.atr battalion fn,l5 that of the fu.ilser,
alh lolir iint Of muskctccr batsalIons, The grcna
dtcrs and musketcera l'einR clothed IN blc n,nl
yeilow With silver lace AMI urnamcnts, the
f,tailcrs having dark green collars anil light
green fncinCs. At tho request Of tho Emperor
thcqua.lrilfc was repeated, being closely watched
by him with tytfcnt interest.
Addressing the utllecrs of the reaiment, tho
Emperor alluded to his recent rIsit ~ AlsNc
anu Lorraine, rcnarktn4 that until he had TINS
had the opportuntty Ut personally inspecting the
hatt'c.hci,fa Of Wcisscnhnrg and Worth he had
failed to properly appreciate the difficulty II tlc
task ncrfor,neo ticre w bis regiment, although!
the Losses II hal sAi1cfel were sufficient ptoof
OF their RatlontIv.
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Sewn Hundred sa1nta--A Fres, Arrival Of
3IuttnUne.

tst's York Tsmts. ya'ye.
% Ths tstsamship Mi,soa,o. 81 ths be- Wl!iIams =
and isnds4 =, parsY of !s! Mora,on,, tnelu4lnga
eorpulcnt and falhes Lively bishop. who called him.
As:f E,owoufEJ. The bishop was busy emon3 h1s
dock when the 7fmg reporter approached htm, anu
- 40 hed out III, baud: liz Wa very willing 70
giro fniosmAtla1 and sald that he bad been thirty
years in the Western c1untsY. meaning lhc Nor
mon country. Ten months ago he w21 sent out
70 collect .! to;Sthst she sonxest* . anacF o., :
gland. Wales. Switzerland, NorwaY, anl pen,na.k.
issh taa,il.es. numbering u pe.4ous; u. Ge,man-
5wias, III Sofwcgtahs, and l,o SMedcs. the re'
up OF Danrs anu lloiIandcss. ThuFs "crs y great
many very old pcurle. and also many children, IN
The party. LUZ Il wl4 not ~tthout Alsla OF youth
md beauty, although the beauty WAS high In The
chsek.huuGs. and TOO ragged fof New York bellies.
sums Of tus nsn who conscsssd aboat thH Church
nnu i'll prospects eylacrd an eArnrstueAs and H.
tn!l.arily with auairs which WIS BY no means nalc
at!ss sths, OF isSo,.nss o. sp,ait,
aboat lhs loot. and group. o. Swedish women
wearing broad stEnw hAts with ribbons hanging
before their faces from ths bands, With which they
gs4tE4iued The lvadeAcJ VI tho Lat IL blow ~ Wllh
chillseu. The p1esruce Of 10 IEany old aud young
ptsx4as In ths paFty &1s explained by tu fact laat
thu more yXofoas mcasoets of their f9lnilisa had
gonu our 1%tOEe tleus. and having earned muaoy 10
were now spxndinx IL ln trtlng tbs .d pcopIo oysr
the water aud oaI TO Gt1h. 10 CONDENSATION With
one OF the ChAs!G .Gasden mission2tle&. Welsh
man told tue missionary that be xas not AosusoD
although Of The party. but thai he mas desiEoua Of
The parry sers l4*t ssenEax lakrn oat Of Tho sity
hy tho Pennlylysua laiIsoad. and n ILL be In Sal:
Lake CITY III the course Of the next week.
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ling into deit every month. lie suggested that It
"~''' CALL urox Tnz REV MArnoS.
Mrs. Forsyth, for her sews ~ to the possb'ftJ OF
eating down exuenfes.
Tho suggestion met With favor: The Matron
stated that tic had found the hot,se In hah con.
distop when she came Into Il. There whs an nv1.
dent lack OF G,fc!pliuc. and the had fonna that
there was a great deal to b done hetote
ebe wonld b willing to AK her friends
10 vfsft the linmc and 10 eoneFibnfe
10 Ita support In Bnpptfet and money. She Re.
ferred to the boarders in the honsc, and said that
many complaints bad been made that they were
not al tho hkht Kind. II better class of boarl.
ere could be had, she WA eAeshed that This wnnfd
become payinH feature ct the ttonc. She also
believed the rcnplc did not really know the wanta
Of the Home, and thought that 4 .aey aid s TEX
waa more discipline and responsibility l" shc yat
spent in putting things 70 rtshts ent when ne
tttutc 1he ather reforms ehe bad allndrd to.
There were ecEtnin things which sho needed I'M
nea}ately. and which she read on IT, tho
Hnn,d. Among them wtre various articles
Of tInware, for which Ms. Adams generously Fa'o
her an orlcr She was assured Of the waem snp'
part IT the Hoard, each and ntl OF whom were
most faSofnbfy Impressed With he. manner.
After eo.nc discussion. 1t was decided 20 await
thc result OF n mnnth 0r twu OF the new Mnteoh'F
Administration, tn the hope that that rcault will he
favorable to the idta that expenses can be reduced
AMI thr institution be kept from getting behind
The members Of the Noarf Also promised tn re-.
double their excrtaons IN tho way Of appealing for
contributions to tue people.
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TIE MOKMONS.

Springfield, ILL.,, Develops Man Who
Knows Much About the taIootIy History Of
III. santa In stonntatr. ytrndnw Days,
st>e'a' n''entce n 7nt n''"n'
SrRtxortELD, ILL.,, Jn1y 1l.-Capt. John Tohin,
for some ycars q resident Of California, later of
~. Inu,. and mnrc rrrcrttv ~ this c,tv. where
he now lives, is one Of the prineip. wltnesse. re-
lied upon ~ District Attorney Howard. OF salA
Lake Gsly. With whom he In In communication, Ia
nroys the ncrsopnl connection of Drfrhnm Young
snd otbrr nformon nnnrnatcs viii the mnsta.
Gre Of dentiles. 10 inc To-
bin mentioned In John D. Lee's con.
ua ,,ssas., J., ...,.t"st. on1 vhor, having ,,e.n
ie. By Them for dead, wa. never expected to prove
witness nxafnst them. ftls lengthy story. a. told
tnfght tn an interview With tho city cdtor Of the
S,atf .1ourn1i T.. tn substance. that to WA with
!. a'.ryey'ns part, In the fai, Of lsn At Fo's
Mormona in bringing tidtnga OF and sending relief
tn . nsrty q, nuropeun Mormon tmmlcrants cross.
Ing the plains. who othetwi'e must have peri,hed
y Youor Inc then Tettota s.ssfuy
...na,,t,eJ md .nnotntr, TorIn Win hal farmer.
shs Ms nsed an h, an y se
was nrbIIshed in t.,o DftSftf Sfirs' While tlo wAs
W. Mae sip"nscG Tchtn ~ fi,r inHIan. wcr. fr.rny
si,Snxot, i;rtcha,n i9sstsd on thc cont,arT. a.
rrsson sIf for orrsnix,ug lie militia. Soon TniAn
bn ~ .,nxrTrmrnt> M sEnaas ~ cnyn,ry ,rern rn
io.n ,tn - !. A~",r"r. il Than rrsirrcd f1trr
IL xyndertook h. ,nidc nnrty tn California coM,.
,14rn Of nan who. having Lccn outsnoken cRninst
n.'s..;nnt,m IL thr Nnrn,nn - Arrnvors' ,rhc
-.w thsn. i,nstd.. Tohir sto,tcI mi t,sh rot ~
a. KIM indian Agency about fTiy nlilc, suuth.
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LOUISyiLLE'S FESTIVAL.


Second Grand Coucer&-An 1mmenss At
tctl1hnce.
LoC1sv1tLx, Ky., July 11.-Tho 6acngrrfeat IL
evon greater succcss than At lrst thought, md It
Is no exaggcratfon to say that It's musical excel.
tence bus never been cqualcd by nny similar went
tn America. Iouaylslc, Ia addition to lts dceora-
t.yc apsndor land In this regard the display I, uni
yersal>, presents 4 scene Of joyous satisfaction
rarely witntaled anywl1ero. Tho hotels show the
grcaieat tnhux OF strangers ever cuaggegatcd to-
gsthcs iu Louisville and It ia al tho city can do to
hold the immense number prcaehL fest.tlall to.
nFa + 1ns IT.:
attsndnnee to q, 800 1T least. T0-nights orchea.
ira eonaEns 100 Pieces and Tho number Of siagesn
Tho tas-spanvled tanner, ami 80 great WIS lhr
enthunam thnt the applause broka y, Gro tho e1oft
W s%estTe thsn cam
cltarness md sweetness. iler .olce ii under per-
feet control. and heE singing was very well re.
Tas following Ia tho programme q. executed Nh.
! dor the direction Of Cstl Batu'. Of clneInnasl'
!. Overture, '.r,del1e 81 s. Ia E.........pestno,en
1*s: %s'ss ssts' s orana ~ s: iSst asa
!. Soprano .o2o, Ane u. siianon "Ah Per
st'''eHs II" Gisya X:ianaa. sSa 1;cifard ''o"s'
IN: T. sss
'''' Z ssS:ss :s IL S$s
ssss.fr', q r,:s. az; .:,s%;! As Si:s.
for BopraHo And brcheslra
especially cun,posrai for THO
Louisti1a Musical Festival
aud dEdlrsted 10 Nine. Eu.
genie FApPcnhe!m BY. .pr, Leopold DAdarosch
=, Ams hSgen!s 4 !Hsos" t 's''a "Ha o'e.fs;ra,
Solo BY .Nitt Eiart HetnntaaH, aattttte and Faad
caorut ~ fttaatt and 1ait Potcta aad 0Fchts!ra.
Solo ~ Wnls+ EHgent* }t!ppsnhtin. Grand LAors a
fa,aa!s and Ai1ts P0tes4 aaI 0FcAsitr0.
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GROVER.

Testimony Before tbs COMMITTEES OF Inquiry
Regarding the Senators Election.
San FHAxctsco. July l1.-A Portland press dis
patch says; Before tho Investigating Committee
yesterday, b. V. Brown. Stats Ps!nter md Chnls-
man Of tho Democratic County Committee OF Linn
County, tehtlded that he knsw Of no use Of monny
10 secure Growers election.
r. !. Porter, member Of the Legislature, Of
Linn County, was Intimate with Grover, who said
he would uot accept IN ofice obtained by corrupt
means.
John Gray, Of Salem. testified thht Wilson, Of
the Legislature. told him he bad been oHerod
mo4ey and Tefrscd 1t. -.
senator Palmer, Ut Denton County. testified that
Stiles evidence. 20 far a. the witness was con.
. pctJIred scound1ci. lie altnlttod Tint he had
been rendered tho position Of Superintendent Of
tho Penitenttary by Chadwick after tho election.
lie did not accept because 1t would not pay. and
for ulsnp other reasons.
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A distressing eveRt occurred nj LJdneJ on Friday
weak, and wns tho subject Of ! Coronefs inquiry
on the following day. VIZ. thu death of !lsHEy
IaskhAtn, Sr.. retired farmer. frum the sting oE
4 bee. II sppeATed from the evidence given be.
foso Ms. N. +. Carter, -Dlsisional Coroner, that
about 4 quarter y o'clock on tho day named Mr.
LatkbAm was 10 hts sons gaF1on, and. on passing
tcnipts. The old gentleman st once returned TO
ths house. and ssEcd Jouny man named Liey1 to
blue was applied. Lloyd likewise. 1t lhs request
Of Mr.. I.arkhanl. took an egg from ha pocket
which he hxd gathered from 5 neat. Upon hitting
was bAthcd WITH yluex1r and wateF. This, howey+
er, proved . poweEleas restorative. death super
stn!nx ~tthln 1Haltet Of m hour alter tho stlpg
That 10 had been sent for but deceased died be- fore
hu could reach the house. iia Ind since examined
de iuntctet by 1 bee. THIS 1t was which caused
death. rpon thIs testimony tbs Jury returned
ihciF Yaldlck
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believers. No thought nc1t Taesday evening wonld

bcl&~Yers. T1c Thought ne1t Taesday evening ronld
be- early enough. .... -...-.. ..-...,
col ChamhcriaIn announced thst converts vera
being raptdIy made, and introduced MI. Se3'
CcAni or ueA Mo,ncB, Ia, who had seen tho crrnt
of hts uayr, and, frum lcfn1 gold partisan. had
cumc over 10 the fotd. tann!hn<c.
Ar Sergeant VIA called upon, ont shtd that. Al
thourh converted himself, he WAS not yet enfetent.
II well posted 10 produce Arguments in support Of
his belief
Mr. l1oyt e1panded h.s chest and Informed the
American people that tic countr! was waking np
10 the great truth. Of the raF money doctrine. lie
ra& followed hv Mr.. Washington. who declared
that thc t6rctnbAek party meant business. Several
other apostles OF the ass'Enat epnkc their lattlc
pieces, nnd the meeting having voted to hold ier.
evsntns M dt dtsol1od d into to alry ir nothinsness @
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RICHMOND. ILL.,, P0SI.0FFIcE.

RICHMOND. ILL.,, July l1.-James v. AfdEieh.
ono Of our leading meEchauts, md member OF tho
well known hEm Of Smith, Aidrich e. Hawthorne.
received bis commission Postmaster yesterday.
aud takcs posses.'on Of The otlee Tomorrow. Ha
t, Quo Of our most popuIas citizens, and will mako
IN efficient o!icIat. lie sncceshs Ar. y. A. Potter
deceased. An effort was made bv tho friends "f
to hcf tbs po4ttIon On ths grounds OF conformity
with Civl!.servicv ruler but Tho authorities At
Waahlnston, after looking over the enttEe ground.
Mrs Norton y III b. retained ~ Deputy, ana the
oGace will be trInnSed TO tho comm0hsons corner
giofn Of the khQVe Gfp,
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SUBURBAN..
WHEATON,.

The cikl4en1t nns1- -mectinE In regard 10 Wheaton
College, Saturday evening, II Ia alleged. produced
morked effect on President Blanchard, who early
On Sunday morning procured tho dgnatnseo Of thsep
Of the Trustees OF the college, who have lately
bcon disposed 10 follow bis directions 10 a paper
requesting Mr. blanchard to Rivo m sddrcss At the
Court House In reply TO tho argument Of Mr, C,af
lin. 10 thought however, that tho meeting wilt
10 attended simply BY ths Trustee: q tho college.
have no desire 10 listen 10 tho President Tho Cit
izcns' Executive Committee. at meeting held last
evening, unanimously passed the following res.
,WManIah meeting of Z shs cit,s<ns q Wheaton for
:asa q !a = i r:tlsss hn fssm
ss: S Il: ~
MMEnsAa. The l.nauaye of It, blanchard t9 hts 1!4;
g T. I'd = " " t"a sst'f s.
bsaeneIal ~ meeting he might bo called up
On Rs.aets. /" hy sas ci.zeu4 Esecutva COMMITTEES,
e.: e = stsas
III tSss H. tsfsst sss Il .. coneua
the aonot. II tha eolexs ana ~ eit!.en3
mana seisnt xoald o pie eastl i hare l9 redase
se IN s
The VIliage Trustees met Tuesday evening, With
President lfnse. and Tsusteea Kellogg. kcdxle,
front Tor July 10 wa given 10 Tho Norwegian II.
y. Church: petition, =, wa received from tho
g
in4 with tho big ditch. deferred to the proper
c%oraitte's % ''; ,,.. ,oo
Cd y sto vlllsga Of 0ooreo wstson. would ea dus
On motion, The President was authorized to mret
hFtf hEA Ind 1nNh hA tnHA tn fhA
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CRIMINAL.

1u,ttec Foot. ye,,c,dav p,nrtH Jamc, AtchIsnn
hs, ~ o., onn ~, t.I., ~ .aa~ tor .s..v,,.
anoef ooouh ot ~, wv sol I'la' 'o'oa5 'oE sssa"
Ing Louis Frect Will. knife.
Jaeoh T,eck. of M M. North Wells street wns
,.,s T., :on ~, h. c.,,,n..,,n.. tynxn. x..to,
ne'a N $''vo oa't " eoninRsohet no!pe 'es,.t
day morning, 70 answer Inc ehasec oI ses''ha
liquor without > license.
Coroner Detzsch yesterday held nm Inquest IN
Richard THOMPSON, tho raitor, who died st the
,,crrtr 11o,nt.i fron tn,nrtcs rrr,ivch fran fnit
-" ~ ~ - ..;rdnss ~ ~ H. c,tainh Hans
'ns wv VI "'"""" ~ ''e ''A""o'p. 'a"
Annie Sle!aon appesred before iusttcc Mech
yeaterIay and swore out warrant for the arrest Of
john kaHt, charging him with haatardy. John
gavo bull In bonds OF $500 and will he tried July H.
,n.sa IN ~ flrjsncy. Snnsttis "naIH in I'm nt.
sault upon AID. Kcroet recently. The Alderman
will take look At him to-day, and may possibly
identify him.
D.tec.lx. Michael Setback Yesterday srrcnted
rhonas n:nrrn. Tichsrd Srt.on' and reler shsr.
tnx s,.o cSn,. Ihn on IL. Fnurt ~ inv
Msos Mots ;,o u -. Schr,..,. ,n.arrce NJ IA E;n.
III s,.nnt ,p sn5 en. .w.S .lth sln,hnu md XII
cnj,s rsfn.i In IN ii A. nTnnt I'd ~6 -1~ WIZ
eo'A' s"'aea ;" e'' ~ A"'.s ~. 49,.
:, Jassisc Morris ysstsfday M he'd @ ths following: M
Henry Aoofe. Flossnce Lane!io. Anggle :, uyetton'
MOll!e Quinn, william Madden, 1ohn 7. Clark,
Thomas 1go, si1 months eaehi Iohn Donahnc.
thirty days, Loois Barnett and Joeeph Smith, ~
saultlnE Cornelius 0'Bt(cp, 81, 600 TO the 14th.
Justice snmmerneid yesterday held LoHis rlalt In
, 1877-07-12
A Boys Soma mbu1lstlo Freak.

On Wednesday nisat ~ Eda.s diI!oa, :o9 . q .,
sbout III O'Clock, pretty tired aud complaining of
so!o throat. Al o:cloek hs Knocked At ths door
Of Mls. Collins. e,mplanea of having had awful
b4l dreams, :" xut upon being shown y aed, lay
down and slept soundy until Thursday 4iosalns
When. upon awaksntnz. hs Was surprised TO- daa
hin'elf aT.{ fsom homs; ~, hy . haa ~ ~ .lssps
Mil Greek. and he'll = '0ft coa'sssatfon with
Mr.. collins. ~ 'ess,a9 .oms @ ~ bag cs.st9ll!
whcn awake, skeept that hs Quilted tue usual
forpaa!lty ot putting on soma eloth!n1. It was
very sinxulsr Instance Of that ltttIs undeEslood
, 1877-07-12
THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.

TITS NOT uuY1Na PROVISIONS HERE.
ocson stating that agents Of the Pronea Govern.
ent we.e in hi. count, as,s and
meats. and 'ns'gating ta.s ..rlon. Chicago ata,.
The 4fosesaid agents.
4 .rnorter chilled on Mr. ". j. Wilson. Of the
rr,,.an r"r.,na r romnanr n one ~ thr ner,oss
been seem BY those secret agents Of the French
oovcrumens- Mr. Wilson's manner Of aenying al
knowledge OF INC aaa'f waa nna1ae' Hs ~
a-t1 llc." said he. "Mero wind. Boah. In tho
hand. II she went Into the was-wbieh Is in,-
probab1c-she would have something 10 20 on for
rear. More than that. she wouldn't hare meat
put up In That ways ~ too exPsn.lye. ~, Twelve
ounces per day for one tnah'a tatlons! WHY, no
teen OUNCES Ut fresh meat. and these folks wauld
have man get twelve ounces Of prcsaed beef Oh.
its TOO id ridiculous. Tho French Government
wouldns bny meat H. such way md In such
snUF. / lcli you; and they ean make Il out
Of ak marbles md d pint Of water, ana
ct ii on 1t ut that. Il you see any
make eont.aets for rss.sed besf jS,t e mo know
oltt. I'd gro tho Inter. 0e<an 2 cents Il It would
bring me one Of thoss selluws .'tve. II i'd only
Known they wcrs coming over here. you bot your
boots III never hayo sent man TO Eurnpe TO Hee
what chanes thers was for supplying isnssa aud
Yank.s, yol, know, and had : Kind Of IN tdea that
wo could Just heat tho world on OF! production in
tho meat line. lint foaud wss mletnken. Nus-
than va have. Well. my 1uan went 70
Yrance after looking over tho ncld
S"s t1. oaSs n ,ssa w., +, nH 2s,sps ss
about }out months sltoRethcr, and hnsnt sold a
DOLLARS worth. That will show what chance there
ou ths Hin and g,ves II up ~ q bad Job. / 0ucss
II ia had chance to make any contracts, should
, 1877-07-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Raw. A. Yonkcr will conduct the MONDAY
meeting to-day In Lower Farwell Hall.
Articles intended ios theGea OF the sick children
At the flalf. Orphan Asylum can bo sent 10 F. W.
Pushcck. IL, Nurth Wells etsret.
A regular meeting Of The Hoard Of Managers Of
the Woman's Christian Association OF Chicago will
be held al ISL md 7b3 Wabash arenue Al 10
o'clock =, IN. to-day.