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, 1879-03-24
CASUALTIES.

ToPEKA, kas., March 2t.-Anothcr terrible
pratrlc .irc Is reported from Bitttc Creek, north
Of Lincoln Centre, Ltacoln County, which de-
ttroycd everything In .ts path, and resulted In
tho death Of three pcssous It appears that
ntout o'clock III tho afternoon Mr.. Montgom-
cry QUO OF tho wcll..oo farmers Of that section
Of tho county. and his sou, n boy Of hbout II,
were In the field at work, when they discovered
fire coming from the vest and they stopped
their work 10 keep the dro from the hedge, wl4en
the wlnd suddenly changed 10 the north, blow
Ing very hard nrt cold, md bear'ug before 1t a
second fire, which cane with tho fleet.
ness Of. u horse. i seems there wero
their danger, tho boy started 10 one Held
and ihu father 10 tho other. The boy was caught
ln the tlamcs and fell 10 t!lo RroAtid Instantly,
ncighbor by tllu name Of Isaac Ptatr, who was
M Monssonls1y NY sna @ Induced lin 10 mount nc s!ie
ll,ufc behind hin, nnd rule to the field. Ntr.
Montgomery mounted, but, seeing his boy fall,
Lust nil presence OF mind and threw his arms
lioldlng tic muio still sho they weso vnveioped
IN thu flames. Both men dropped TO the
ground nnd tic fire passed over them. Tho
'n,tso ran short distance and fol- dcnd. The
two men arose to thrlr feet, md tile wind and
walked to the nearest field, about 100 yards dis
taut. Mr.. rfnff's feet NeFc so badly burned
tElut his boots fell from him as hs walked. A
MIR. Aiauulng ca,ne TO them from the nearest
ped nbout the two mel, nld carried them to the
house. lfe thcu carried the dead bpy to tho
lluttse. Buth men were perfectly RATIONAL and
consersed lrcety with those around them up to
within 4 few hours OF their DEATH Mr Slont-
gonlcrY iiyett about two hours, and hlr. PfaI
lived until about II o'clock TINT night. Mr..
Montgomery lcaycs q 'vlfo and seven children,
lnost uf whom aro grown; a1r: Pla'f leaves ii
,,,ifo nhtt.1 I'm IF hIfrnI rhfrpl
, 1879-03-24


Franl; Russell, d young thief, was arrested
lust evening by Policeman AiadIgau trying to
l,awu wult.rol,e at q pAw,lshop, No. iii Ciarls
strrut. II IL of medium size, rcd, white, nntl
llue hcuilnped border, .l,,l figured rug lining
with patches Of blan1iet!ng. An owner Is wuut.
I'll for 1t at tho As,nory.
Arrcats: August Herman and John Colins,
brought III by The police NJ Central Station,
uhln suspicion Of being thu perpetrators Of eoy
csnl recent rohperIcs; John ithingsoycr, who
,!'.' soriaissts gathered Ut t!lc Exposl'
sauit with Il deadly weapon upon ,t' jain
Ah.al, Ill thc llrurlng street polite district;
in n,l ul's'erup!c.l building on West Lake strect,
aud who aso anppostd to pu ll.c ONES who r.
gently cut out nn1 ktor al the lead plte In tlIc
building; .lnh'! MtErnna, q pal ul Frank
. r"rtsf, stsad{ IN s9is,t"iy, shs5sed, WIN Iu
well, No. 4ls oakley. street., during a
thrcu ,aays abscnru Of tn. family from
f4otns; irlhgct O'l.cary, dsor.'srly conduct
III pouring ket"seho np0n her btoyu while
'cd Mi, greatly to the consser'atlon Of tho
nclEht'oss nbnul airr apartments Ut No. ll5 West
Lake strvel; very yu,lt.x uni Bitpptv EIr, who
rlaI,us u be ir0ti (i1bsuu, ILL.,, n,nt who tells
llHhy stutiGs about her present delicate eVndl-
tiuu.
CAtFuAE OF 4 NOTORIOUS rl1,Hp.
Yesterday afternoon Policemen Haley uul
Itutllnan hnvn. received ronlrr That u t,a.is
1T West nlsts!un thieves Wttu hOl.l[ng forth III
Tue ltAtan restaurants which lt,le hotll sides Of
htatu street. concluded tu ,naku toar aIt,.,llv
lhnsn plares. In ule near lhu eorller uf
htaie h'HI t(Nl,lcy strctis Il dive tllai ALREADY
hcars u very Aurtl reputation, tlrcy fnlIntl th.,
nntnrNls ,}t'serh tiorun ofllng about III t,,s,l-
rnny with tw" ynulig prostitutes. Ito nus 1T.
Icaltl, nlnl uthn, lclng scxrctlc.l Ut thu West
Ma,I!KuiSirsrt SAtfuII sullp $Gil In IS Hlll Xiu
Notes weru f0tllml upo,l hl.lI. lioIlllun was
arrrsts'i upon numerous cl,urgea Ut \ desperate
'Iaturs s1'sle Two months ugo, hut tho t;ran.l
Jury held htsn uron ouiy u1lc,-ttIat of !1rrint;
..!lIancu tu lls huuse nf J, MrI,unad, eorner .ii
lhrh'n nMt thistteuth streets, holding te'
y"Sc' u ihr llcas 0f the iHlatcs, and ranBavl;-
| me tAu Rouse Tor n elnall 1uial at
cas'l atd two silver watches. Slnyu
thai ha once rcgaineA hls l!bcrty,
Through the caTelcssueba pt clerk IN the talI
but he MAS seeaptused at his homo on Jefferson
street, lle next raeapcd upon bail, which, II /.
sud, Ia worthless, anu ! week ago Salur
, 1879-03-24
MILITIA NOTES.

,.. ~ >, n..
iiA].'ucn' ~ =. nucak ana MIL hhSo Aecep&ed
m Invitation TO visit Dansiile. They wi!l be re-
cciycd by Battery d.
co,o,o, .nnuo, n,r.,c- ,vt,, c,,o =, ,,,o n.
'enetn. snu's M music, NV, w.. . eo..o o. .e sls.
will be made I'M, and tho status Of eocl, organ.
,aasjou detcrninca Tor the ensuing ycur.
Az r,,s,,,r NJ tin p,or,, IT f,u1.o-. hill,
1a:t Wednesslay % evening, Maj +. 3. Kno1s was wa.
elected LIeatenantcolonei INN; ot 5l's F'rs. Reg!-
",.I E!lsn,;t;' fo1rcrlv ,,n,nhor - ~,
rnu,nn,,t .vns "icctn1 s,cnr d.. XIV - 49,.
.,,etaH ..eS"'' ""S 4'1'''t VIC 4AoA p'o'
'no's"'
Edwin Winter has been reelected Captain Of
battery 4, First Artillery, at Danvillc. Second
h'e4t: isnall u. Catn1nlne Has Teen h1oiliotea
10 rtst aeatsnaa' WY yHci = raI'., s wnosG
@ te.,n ~ G1.se e1p.en aH eG so -, n't . SpotMl
~; ~. nshs "ns e'ee's" 'fs'''" ''cu'enan'
VI lne SHINE oat!ef''
troubles in the rural districts Of tc ssato tho
Hrnpgcr constituents Of the Representatives
wfto are nn's opposing inc Militia bill at SPRING
field arc TIC first to cry fur troops, As nay be re-
u1brr s ~ nots " IN IT, p'' loa''' "'' SS'e''
T,.., " n !, s,,,urn ,o,,,,,o.,,,ur :, c.,.,
pany, Third Regiment Infantry, at LtE1, rcc-
onli,cnds tife honorable ,lschaIce o. Eavard i.
Morey on %seoant oi removal frou 1e STATE
M IT, Su ~ & ht orc y ,st ~ har,t
wiil'a sb.enss withSat lave lcr iour months.
wrh tsy neong rr'yatss Erank Wa!laes
II. M1 nrazco. z Of % Rockforl. Goionei % rommnuiSs,
the Third Regiment, in forwarding lie applica,
ths following languags: "Wolld @ esIne,tiy rec.
, 1879-03-24

JAMEs-MRfeh 1t, uf scarlet fnyer, Fred 4, jan,s
lr.+ 3nnneest chlln 81 Fred e. nntt furettA H. Jacs
aged : ycM.s tltonths ntil /. days. e''
Funeral Alnncar. MatEh ~. ri O'Clock D. u,,. t.o,,
rcstdunce. ~" 40 West Wnil.fastpn.st. '' ''''
GftAE?-!n !1yla Park. snndny morninR, alnry C.a.
nclh. Tfc OF Hrnfy +. Eharc. " Nea'
No.tcc Ut funeral In tuesdays papers.
Ct!Eu AN-Mhrc1l -. at his vtitcnce, No. ut E.,t
County ltmer'ck. Ireland. "'''
Funeral S1nday. Maru ~. 1T 1880 n, H.. IN ~
5nhnt Charrhi thence " cara 10 Calvary Cemetery "
CLARK-Alnrct ~ At his residence. No. 1ot Drr.e,
boulevard. 1lfnlGl Il. CLARK. aged 81 yGara. -N'i
FnnrraI suntiay, Mafch n, At {. H. from se,tJenc.
to lakewood. eueo
nELKSAr-hlhtch a., Auensthl H.. youngest ch,1a
tHonthf. - ""a
Funera! from sc,dcncc ues wabssh.av Mondsr. II
31tcuck. = ~
CnMDtsEY-Whlcr only son Of Isobnrt anu Ella,
and tfayA, ' ~ " 'sH'a'
Fnncsai notice hereafter,
, 1879-03-24

Evidences TINT 1t Exists tn the Iron Mines
OF tho Uppcr Peninsula Ut E1tol,lgan-Ex-
cttemcut.
Snectci ,3ysnntr, N I'll. Y.rfaun.
.t,,.,.,,w.n lf,-ot On ,r,,o ,,aI, ,,,, .u,,o,
~ '"". :" 49, so.a ""'' '"'o'
excitement on tlle upper Mlchlsn1 pcn-
tusula has brcR intensified BY report TINT
QUO OF the latest analyses OF eprct-
,,er, foten frnm Tim Emmett ,u,uc. tn Inn
s"s 11s.,...n -. ,Is,,,..1 '.",1 - .,'" ,. ~ ~
alenonlnee H"peet Sls'uea Eo'a u the sal"e VI
$"S,00o per toll AholheE report, calculated to
strengthen The belief that gold aud silver exists
M, e.s1 ..,,,.I, ,,. $40, A..
.t'e0' "''u ""'sA NV" teA"ea ~
Increase tic excitement, Is tAat alr.
Z. Strong, Superintendent Of tic Menomncu
Furnurc. w],iIn examining t,,e Emmett ore a
fe,v ,tovs sJnro ,o,,, n,ross metal ,ot bo tnol,
u"J7 o'".o es'',o 1s'9as 'A, ,ts -. W."
ios Eol', al'a eaff3ea specimens OF IL 20 Mcnomi'
nec. Later on, other gentlemen Waited tl'o
sevsro, snec,,p"na cont,in;n, In considerable
.,a..,... ,.,s. ~, s," ~ .,,.. .,ta,.,t,, 49,,
quaht''es "hae a'' e.tes's ~ ''1's 'n.'"5 wv
nouncct to be utit1stakablc sold. lllc mctat
appears In thin sheets, and yields to nitric acid
rotbcr nu,c1x,v. hut wI,eu muriat[c actd ia a,,-
,Ii,, /. aI., ,,a ,,.,,rr ,,,r o,oor and ,7,itn,h
H. anns Goo w ,at .'sa,',s ,,,,I.h ror"i
kuau ~ - ,u ~. ..AsG y a"y 49, w
w. n t1,t & ~. Il" nh,i ~ ~. M,,. ~ ,.t,,
-, ~ IT,. 'I. t1 f.t "a :. III, E;*Sc,t - ,3n -
ut .s LUZ i,, I n,",' 1'I'i,, u, ",,. ",, H. t''nrT
s '.o LINZ ,,.n. ~ ors t' tat frn,,
20 .ceEAt ao99a3 y! p!eee ~. o.J t.u'' - @ a'A
~ t'e 4siu,s Nte1 snohs. Nv ptSeo ~ LIZA
to was t@heh @ asoa ane su ~. .,, ~ on..'J
, 1879-03-24


The indianapolis railroads Interested In tho
Wcst-bound passenger iraillc hare agreed Tint
passunycr rites in the City ii indianapolis sl1al
be strictly mnintatncd IS published In the regu-
lar monthly taritr.shcot. No deduction from
this sheet Mill In any mAnncr be made, or rc-
batcs or commissions allowed, either dtrc:tly OF
Indirectly. 1t was further agreed tint all tick
cts sold within thu city stnli 6c Issued from tho
Union Depot t!ckct-pi1lcc.
The Union Pacific Railroad is building q
branch from, Ogden, Utah, to Helena. Montana.
This branch Is now completed To b1ackfuOt, 180
miles beyond to 'raylor's nrldge where It cross-
cs tho Snake River, which wilt he completed
carly tu April. It ls csDrcied that tue complc-
tion Of this road will greatly stimulate cmigra-
ton to Montann, and aid In building up that
excellent and ricl, section Of fhe country. After
April ], 1S18 thu Union lactc Railroad will
make tile eatnc through rates to Helena nnl NIL
principal tow,ls IN Montana, That nro now given
10 tha principal points IN California.
, 1879-03-24

ST.. LOUIS Mo-, March 29.-The Democrats
held convention this afternoon n,d nominated
six nembers-at-large for the Upper House Of tho
Municipal Assembly. Both parties now have
their tickets iu the field six membcra Of tlu
Council anA ollo ncmber from each ward to tho
Ifousc OF Delegates. cseare oil tile Offices to bu
!llca at tle spring election, to ba held early III
Anrtt,
, 1879-03-24
AT ELGfN, I'LL.

ELo1N, ILL.,, March GA fro occurred carly
this morning, totally destroying QUO two.story
frame building and another partially, both Of
which were owned by the Robert Seidol heirs.
Loss Of tho soidcl heirs, SEQ; insured for $780,
Fraucls Lest, dealer In groceries, also living in
the house totally consumed, loses 500, Will MI
insurance Ut $5lD. 1t Is suspected that tue fire
NGs 6Gt.
, 1879-03-24
POLITICAL,
JOLIET.
SpscsdE DitpQtcA to In6 ITjtsiMA.

JOLIET.
Epkc!al Ditpaleh 10 1ns IrttunA+
JOLIET, ILL.,, March 29.-Tlc Democrats Of this
township met at the Courthouse to-day md
nominated tho following ticket: For Supervisor,
+. J. Rapplo; First Assistant, j. P. King; scc-
ond Assistant, John Lyons; Third Assistant, n.
a. Flack; Town Clerk, Robert Kelley; Asscss-
or, J. D, Paige; Collector, A. cagwin; schoo!
Trustee, Jacob Schott; Highway Commissioner,
Hugh Ward; Constable, Jalncs llama.
lIr Republicans this evening nomlnated tho
following tawn ticket: Fred Schring, Super
i,,s, md John Lyons Assistants; J. D. Paige,
Assessor; Il. II. Lyford, Collector; K r. Kel-
", Town Clerk; G. ". Brown, School Trustee;
NJ. ". 8hurts, Highway Commissioner; James
Hanna, Constable.
, 1879-03-24

It provides that a'l such persons shall be iiablc
su punishment Ut not moro than ono years rsn.
tincmcnt al hartl labor; tt.At II they enter
TO fountt carrying dangerous weapons, or hrar,t
threatening vuenec, ti,ey shnll be tnrprlsone,l
IN ts.s Btato Prison Mt har1l latn,r for mt motc
tt'nn two years; TINT II they fo INJURY to anv
thu 9tnte rrfsun at hnstl labor Tor nut mora than
Nv. years. Any person being n resident nf Tia
iown in which die otTcnsn Is committed Is en-.
powered 10 arrest nn offender of this sort and
tnko him hefUro a t1l,stsce III the Pence. Tin
bill Is likely 10 pAts the Hennte.
, 1879-03-24

the 1a,lics ho las invited 10 DcYonshro lio,,se,
nnrticunt ni9his iu Lila bnctclor nbodo. Thls
little Incident, saya the London liar hns r,ro
duced n "scnsattonn H. Tho .lrawtn9-roo,ns ot
sfayfnir. But The iForM thinks the Indies will
their unmarried laughlers vita them, too.
, 1879-03-24
E'r, 1.{]T1LS,

Ct. Louis, March o3.-Tllc Vandalia, Wabash,
nnd Chicago Il Alton, threo Of the pool lines
running east from here, resolved Yesterday to
restore freight rates. aud from tomorrow tMon-
day) freight ratos to New Yerk will be on grain.
donr, bran, mud .ntli.stuH ~ ccntst untl on
iourtE.cass freight 70 cents. The Ohio Il Mis-
sissipp' anst Indianapolis, = 81. Louis have not
yet stxnilcd what they will do.
, 1879-03-24

Special UItn0fcH 70 786 IF7blHs-
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, March c9.-Jack Larri-
son, son OF Grccnburg Il. Larrlson, prominent
farmcr OF this county, was dangerously
wounded by Thomas hlobey, whose gun was
accidentally discharged while gottlng oil Ills
horse. The young men had pccn out hunting.
Lurriaon cauuot recover.
, 1879-03-24

G09C313 DI1t14EN 10 7Ht 3tJbaH&
.LAsAL1E, ILL.,, March 2l.-Tho body Of
Thomas atcGurc, a laborcr Of this city, was
found in tho lower lock ot the canul this morn
ing. Ho was last seen alIvo late Friaay night.
lii was about Is years Of ngc, and lcRYes 4 wifo
und three children tu puYorty,
, 1879-03-24

Carpet lining thould to med under tho cheapt.t
~ we'll A. tho most costly curpct Usc only thot
manufactured of eoiiun nnh pnpcr, American
Carpet Lining Co., New York and huston. For
sslo by all tnrpet dealers.
, 1879-03-24

Tho NarYu!s Of Harrington hAs got h!maelt
into hot watcr In London, intending to gly8
some evening parties, he naa asnd out his card,--
not "fequestlug Tie hopos Of the company" Of
, 1879-03-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.


.. f'6IltlcAts
FfNHERE Will HE A MASS MEETING OF Tttp
sna Th!1tecnlh waras at Lcouar,la nnIl, cofncr q
,isn Ms, e AZ 1; saH1: : ca! & Y: Num- G.J sa:
seycncuntt Ward Moniay evening, ctsincr "f rhas.
En.ny ,',H; an! H.! seagwtck'st secaksr:: rhS lion j.
St' Go Y 4 Aes!hnsr. Pcte! l!M.ehwah, G. naf:
ila!l IT, @ II GernelI:t: loud seaxu1n win rfcs
isiweI!: 4 9: isrrett, \. t. sfoff'.oss, a.
!,ns*c,n Eleventh Ward. Monday evening". Il nsr
tine. tiaii % Ada.s!.. nsar Madison: sprakars: i.
yaS' o1 Il. ,isIe g Kas ,,a md Gtes' hsru w
So, 21s Wal'as!l.av, .Mun!ny oyuntnK At o'clock.
Go! itisany us i9!t,ls White. and other nroninent
aay csenlnF, corner Of Arel.crsr. and lorfiand.ts
nsrss 0t mpoItanSo VIII co,nc hcforS thu meeting.
S s Il ,,fssa Mf S9s9 G f.
Ing ht o'clock. Good speakers viii he present.
, 1879-03-24
DRUNKENNESS,

NJ. D'Engor, discover ut the eInchons ca1o IN,
drnnkcnGoss. cnrca nli ehecs. Noon &c raltncr
1tnnse
, 1879-03-24

HAUlkMu0ut
Tie library which was latety donated By tho
Englewood Library Association to Hchovl Dis
, 1879-03-24
GOLD.

Evidences that 1t Exists IN tho Iron Mines
OF tho Upper Peninsula of h1tc.,lgan-Ex
, 1879-06-25
GOVERNMENT CuIPs.

Tie sub Treasurer disbursements were s25-
900.
The interual.revenue receipts we're 624,77Q,-
whisky, S2u,8 tobacco. 81, 81; beer, &l,005;
specials, $9iG.
William Lucdke, manufacturer Of vinegar,
was charged bcfore Commissioner uoyne With
not giving bond % dlstlller and uot register
iug Ills STILL. Ao gaze 81 900 ball for hs ap-
peasanca to-day,
Charles Marlsus, tho burglar VITO robbed tho
Post. Office at Moline, AMI was arrested at Mus
cpt,ue hy SPECIAL. Agent Sparling, WA nrraienc1
before Commasioner Hoyne. 4M1. wasYlilg ex.
ba,l to await trsal.
AmouR those who arc to b sentenced In the
Uuited States District Court Tuesday are John
NJ. Gregg and William Gotsen, who were coI,-
yicteu of embexxltug Post-Ofllce funds. a mo-
t0n Ia pending for a now trial, and the afRlt-
meats viii eako place on that day, but the I'M
presston Ia that st Will not be granted. fha Of
forts Of Gregg to get pardon have 80 far
proyeQ unsuccessful.
The following persons, convicted in the
United States Court, wilt be sentenced Tuesday:
Violations Of Inletna! lseYcnue Laws, M.
Halleuin, Waldo Brewster, AuRustua hasttnEs,
john 3. Vanaefburg, Duncan Forbas, Charlcs
Fromboll, K,ldolph Fromnoll, Jonathan Tur-
ner, Dohm Il Hartman: Pension laws, Ann
Gallagher; couulerfett1pg, George b. Quig1,
Eugene n, Hartman; Gn n6azzement, John NJ
Gregg, William Golsci,,
, 1879-06-25
yuB FUNERAL saRv1uRs

over tho remains OF Judge Henry Fuller, who
died last Sunday morning, occurred Yesterday
afternoon at his late Residence, No. COS Indians
ayenue. The esteem Ii which tho deceased wns
held by. his friends and associates, business aud
social, was woll attested by the large gathering
Of mournera. Tho deceascd has been closely
associated With the welfare OF the city for nearly
forty years, "a has already been shown Ia a
tfographtcal sketch which appeared in TIE
TRinuNB Of yesterday. 1n the rear parlor was
placed tho codln, aud upon II lay d number Of
tastefully-arrnngcd tokcna OF affection, among
them beautiful wreath OF whlte ptnks lilies,
aud lea roses with tie word "Fatller" aes III
vtolets gift from tho children Of tho deceased.
Tho Rows. Mcsssa. uurlbut aud Anderson co'l-
opsnsa osted vi shs n wen w 1s sfis r.
ways" by a ouartette. A prayer WIS offered
by the Rev. Mr. Anderson, when the Rev. Mr..
Ilurlbut gave atl outline Of the lcccascds Il Lie,
mud dWe1t upou the part lu liad plnYGd III build
In, up tho Metropolis Of the Wess. ID,
Tile body WAS conveyed 10 tho hearse bv the
following pail .bearers: Messrs. D. B. 6hipman,
Charles Follausbee, E. q. Aaay. Nathan Cor
with, Milton Palmer, and JAMES Couch In nc
tives ACCOMPANIED the body 10 its laat restng
place At Oakland, amoug then, being Mrs. Hcnry
Fuller. widow Of thu dcceaHcd; Afr. George
Fuller, son Of tho dceeasod; Mrs. ncnry Blake
ceased. Among sl,c old settlers Of this city ant,
the friends a1.d relatives Of the deceased Wera
Messrs, 8. 3. Cobb, Alexander Wo1eots, N. r.
Wilder, Mark kfn,ball, W. G. Grant, D.
Satss at q Sso T. sts " k 5Sa s. b,tsss : saFes e.ar d
L. jerks, j. 4. Hotsineton, Alexander Woiford,
Thomus Parksr ii. ii. Merrlll, 'rhomas Free.
man, "; 4. Buffers J. e.; T; tso'1tsZ Latl'sr
ION. nna Gen. H. L. Stewnrs aa''' Dr. L. y.
Boone.
, 1879-06-25
THE CHICAGO TR1BUNE

Rov. II. Taylor, Chsplnin Of the stats Reform
l!e an addrcss py .hc Rey: Aaron dnrnoy, ot
Datavia, formerly of this City. To-nlorfow y to
t,o devoted to tho Sons Of TemporahccQ QFrldny
to Tho ,Quod Tamplars, ar.l Baturlay TO tho
Reform Clubs OF tho city unl yiclnty, The
Womcn'a Christian Temperance Un!ou havo
mate groat preparations Tor Sunday. Miss Fran
ccs e, Willard, Allss Ktmbai, Mrt. Wtll!s A.
Barnes, and many Others interested In tho catlao
Of temperance, are to be present aud address
the mootinRs. Each order has absolute con-
troll Of Its chosen day. Monday the gen.
cral gathering will discuss ''Thc Prcssn
- regards It's influence on the wsork
in hind. This Tsmprraneo -, Ton.
yentlon Is under tile general charge Of tho !scT.
II. n. parkhurst, Of this city, md Tho meetings
will he hold In The building belonging to The
First Church, OF which he fs tho pastor. The
meeting Monday evening will close tae ssestons
Until duly 10, when tho ANIMAL sundas-School
Assembly anil niblc Conference will commence,
to bc itl session ten dars.
The Ch!cauo &: Northwestern Railroad have
reduced lilo fnrcs Tor a roun1 trio to ono md
onc-lfth The ustal rate from nll points their
rond, md other compAuies hare followed suit.
Tickets to be good for return must be etatnpcd
on the grounds. Trains leave tic city for the
krouujs from the Wells street depot at II a. m.,
3:1D; $3.50, md :15 p. nl., nnll from the kfnzo
streat depot At 3 A. ul. Returning, thc7 leave
Lake Bluff ut 7:45, 300 a. M, and G.27 .. n'.,
aso from The grounds themselves at u 40 a. N.
nru 1890 u, m,
, 1879-06-25
MATRIMONIAL.


4 very handsome private. wedding occurred
last evening At No. $50 West Adams street, tho
restdonco pi The bride, nt which M,ss Ida Cook,
daughter Of Aid. "A. B, Cook. was married to
Or. Albor. D, Strong, Professor Of Anatomy in
Rush Medical College. The ceremony was
performed by tho Rev. E. P. Goodwin, OF tic
First Congregational Church, after the Epiaco-
pal form.
The bride woro dress Of c1catn-colorcd cc1u
silk, cut en- tralno priucasso, lace trimming and
white bouyardla md tea rosa buds, surmouutsd
with q veil.
Ills BRIDES attcndauts were Miss Carrie Pat
ton, OF Washington. Md Miss Sarah Warner. Of
Geneva Lake, WIs. T'llcrs were no groomsmen.
Tic floral decorations wore supcrn: After
tho ceremony supper was served by Eckatut,
and congratulations weso In order. Dr.. and
AIrs. Strong LETT lato 10 the cyenlis for trip 10
turn viii b. At home to their friends on the lass
two Thursdays Ii July at their new house, No.
III Fulton street.
Ainohc those present were Mr.. aud Mrs.
!. i. siiii,nau, ot 6a1ens, IL; Nr. and Mrs. =.
T. G. Beechcr, nce strong, Bcechcs, ILL.,; Mrs.
Foster md Miss Ella Foster, Of Evanston, 1T. !;
Misc Aggis Foster, Of hi!yaukeo, WIS; Mf:
sits. sis + Eisoa Foster. South isead; hiiss Adao
Demlng. Of Ut. Louis, No.; Aiss Sarah Warner,
GuNopa Lake; Mr. G. D: Warner aul daughter,
Of EugIsvoo4; bliss g; T. Wright, OF Li6crty-
ill.,; il; Mn d. 9: s. ssaa s a s Mis- ssse sn aad
Mrs. Fred TAYLOR. q kalama1oo,. AAelA; j;
Miss Fsna!s still,nan. Ga1sna, H.. Nils Clara
Churchill, Waterloo, Ia; h!r. aud Mss. Aeryey
zPns' hsls lssads w. kss;' ! W " w W.sss Ss: efss IL
lii. and lin. i. i. Bliss and Mias Bertha Bllss'
Evaustoni Mrs. +. 4. Strong: rn1tler ot ths
ssu IL. aaxss n-saieu tt.. it"a tt-a.sIas
, 1879-06-25

...,, .,a.,.. ..n,...s t..t -.,,,r, /,
fron. s ~ t1s rs,lasn"e n ~ sir ~ D. Iloughtei.
ing, No. 8B Dearborn avenue, BY which ono
lady voa thrown out at buggy anu su,tatuediu-
i,r.s ,s,,io srs ,Iln,s -, ,rore .s,. ,,o,h,asnrn
II, indeed, thcy aro not attended With oven
worse sesults. About 1a1i-past o'clock horso
aud buggy containing two 1adEes-a Mes.
Daley. widuv living at No, 10 Rush
street' anu Mus Williams ooara'nE WIN
hct At that numbcr-Haa obbcrTod mad
~ daahinE' down the avcnuo from
tic eoutI. entranco to Lincoln Park, The horse
aau oueoo 4t,@tsneu u. "l,u ofoHo
away win sueh iofeo tl'at tne iaa'es' altaoagn
they tuRKcd to thc utmost OF the fctne, could