, 1879-06-20

CuEAEQbl$tf5 Hnt IA'E IAluH&E HOUSE, l1tEu NJ ~
h, could not readily accommodate Them. TO-.
atlesis. Tie 1ndtanapottans wcrn swntm.
Ing, l'tther aud thfshcr. hnd threatening
ws 10 nt%1s oaa h 5 ssI' I'll a. 'sse ones sy Eysfy % %
woman. and child of thcm wanted tlie room IN
which Tom ilen,'rtcks stonped when III ChlcaKo;
Fluatly tue women nli'l children Wefe 9iaposeu
OF. anil the n,eut after s0rttnE themselves out
INTO parcels, consulted tho directory. aiId set
forth 10 npd' accommodations elsewhere.
Coroner Manu Yesterday held M Inquest upon
James Donohue, II years ri ago, employed us
switcl,tnan on the Northwestern Railroad, who
was rim iown last SATURDAY BY witcheHe.no
Flynn, llost1cr In the employ Of !. T. Vickety,
ntio was 40 RcvcrelY burned ir, hiR employers
barn list Saturday tllas lie dod Of his injuries At
tho County lospissl: upon man named Fay,
tie Baltimore g. Ohio tsaiIrand at Colehour
Stallion; and upon Paul 1fermaut MI infant, who
was accidentally ktlttd at the corner Of Loonais
and Hastings etrtets by runaway team and
lumber wagon Owned BY Henry schanzc.
In the Fourteenth Ward thcra 10 a vast differ
who should bo leaders in the reorganization Of
the Ward Club. A week ago one set, led by Com
missioner atcyeF, met Htld elected officers, aud
The other Get, rGgurdtuG the proceeding as IN.
attendance was fair, md tho better element of
The ward Yvaa represented. The first business
done uas to rcpudlate the Mercr-Malona fac
to,, after which they proceeded to elect oflceFe
Marttu; a. W,cepresitent. W.. Hamilton: sccrc.
farr, j, NJ. Marks; Financial Secretary, EMIL
Wtlken; a,rl Treasurer, Paul Stecnslanl. The
olectton Of m executive COMMITTEES uaa post
poned.
The Picnic Committee of the Socialists held i
mectiiig ,ast evening at No: Clark street, Il.
mcnss for the!r Fourth Of July denomination
wcre discussed ut length 4 communl-
cation Was received from tho Turner's Offering
70 turn out 10 .l'e ,a procession. II
speak, aud on Invitation has been sent t.: schwab.
Swipton, McGuire. and other noted Commnn.
lists, but I 10 not yct known whotherr thcr Will
accept. The Committee wcrc confident that
their picnic would TO greater SUCCEEDS than that
Ut Inst yenr It waa decided, IS far aa they could
decide that their military organizations should
march unarmcd, IN obchlcnee 10 the law which
goes iuto effect july L.. Tho meeting adjourned
for ann week.
Tic KANSAS editors who ara on their travels
Of the ch!caro StatIoners' Board OF Trade. An
extensive prograu'me las bsrn prepared under
charge of Measrs. ". Z. Clarke; Il. T.. Culver,
md Z. II. emtth, the Committee Of Arrapge-
| ,nrnts. At $3.50 r. nj. tile editorial excureon-
lists and tcir entertainers will leave the 8her-
| man House Ia ataCcs for the Rock island Depot,
where special train will be 10 rcad!noss f1 cot-
yer them 10 the Transit 1louso At the Stock
Yards After lunch ut tho hotcl carrInges
viii be provided for the tour Of the yards, IN
| Guiding the inspection Of Armour & Co.'s uack-
Iug.hoilse. The ride will be then continued
| through, points uf Inscrest In tho cty. An clab'
ora,e route bag been LID ,S S.t, nsluaug the
Thc examination Of pupils Of tile grammar
IL ,i!ea ssl.oos sommeaeed yssts.asy
ani viii continue to-,a1. Tho primary
scliools viii close on Thursday Of next week
slnglny, and recitet[ons. Tia grammar schools
will close Que week from to-day. The e1cr-
cses will cotsist Ut musical md literary en-.
tertanmcnt. including, atso, lilo presentation
hchc'arsnip. deportment, and attouaaneol Wed
| 1,csday, july 2. m examination Of candidates
| for teachers in the grammar mud primary
schools will DO held, and on thu dnY foiiowtng:
tlle 9ratlmnr schools or Asslstanta In tic High
Schools will be held.
The ctr was invaded last evening By man
moth excursion from Indianapolis, which ar
rived about o'clock uu the steamer Faxtor
from Michigan CITY. The party plumbers seo
Methodist Church ot iodtanapolis Of which tht
Rev Or. Young is tho pastor. Yer $3.50 caet
l1oosier .wes given ticket to Chicago and re
turn, including suppur, lodging, and hreaafas
| Ill Liz 14HA@Es lAE pnltF iE4k tUC htAIk
,ug point at 7:S0 a. m. md urs1ret' at Michigan
City, whsse they took the i,oat. at $50 p. m
The scene ~ Tho hqtel last evening u not to bt
described. Tiere was rllnor to the effect tina
dittgcpt search resulted In the conviction thu
hu lad not vcntured out With bis fctlow.toNns
men. The party will devote thc daS. to tho usua
rouud Of sightseeing, Including, Of course, tn
circus, and embark on The lake for home at
| .. IN.
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Ing about thirty-1ro ladies and gentlemen vii
arriye tn this city tl,ts morning by the Chcage
Rock fslhnd d. pnciac Railroad. In the eycni.
they will leayc for Niagara Falls by the LAX
adding d number OF Eastern friends 10 ,Aei
party, they will make the return trip about Sept
!: lI,c following ars ~ among the party: Capt. m
Mrs.J ~: Gilman, Miss Gilman, Mrs. II. Clifton
Mis- l;ursli, sisstor Barcl, Mrs. pr. II W:eks k
Mr. 3nau!IIng, Mrs. j. +. Morton, 81. anl:Mra
/ !. u. SsualI. Nr. &. 4. Jenaes, Mr.. LtndermaE
Mr. U. II. Bragg, Mr.. Hartman. Mrs. Kas
aesS sSo;n Mrs. ,l j. Ks KsR'' s. s 4e, 4ni h,i g. &
Dana. Mrs. Loudon, Ms.J. a. Fond, Maste
Louis Pond, Mrs. Dessie HlpleY, Mr.. Rutt
! Dir. Harry hlelrose, Mr. Aawkns,
t THE INDIAN COUNTRY,
Lieut.. j. NJ. 1,urI,s. Of the Seventeenth 1nfnt
Try, reports tron, Foft Lisseton to mtitar
, Of Yanktonais Indians, lctt the Janles RlYcr III
. 10Th Inst. for tho Crow Geek Agency. o
leaving, they distinctly stated tias their Eo!ng
the Agency was not to be construed into wit!
drawat Of their claims 10 their homes, but thu
| It wns simply 10 AHait q decision from tn
proper authority. Lieut.. Burns notified 1het
. that their removal would have no effect on IL
hnh. settlement Of the qucstion. md lhn sett1e,
\ who sre uow In possession wero 80 informed
) An Indian vho. left tho CEon Creek Agent
dune informs Lieut.. DRrus that Drifting Coos
ras thcn at He'd Cloud Agency, md that he an
all h!s tribo iu:etlded to return to the James Rv
as aoon As they got back from Red CIout
Lieut. burns further reports that IN ease tl,et
!; Indians ret'tFn aud they arc tuofested ,by. Il
Whites ~ Ia now threatened, tere will be- scrIol
! trouble as tho Indiana who welo theEe rhcn h
+. arrived ware naturally very utter toward u
. settlers. who had robbed them of 4,eir home
L 50 dcep.seated Wcs 1lts hatred tl4t Lieu
Burns found 1t necessary 10 dIssembls his foe
n iugs. III regard to this he says: ~ honest
/. believe that, had Riyan the.u thu least encou
: age,uent by word or louk, they would ha'
a ecaiped tho last scoundrol Of them. Defore
a left they had s,ono entirely away from the SC
;. tlcmeut. There Is 1,o danger now md no uccc
/, stsy fur troops, but. SHOULD ul.y return, sroo
:. must be scn, to prcetrye the peace."