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, 1866-03-05
THE HOME QUESTION.
| Scarcity ofRcAjdencea-RentsA and May
D1Y-EsnitdlnE Associations.

The hfst Of MAY, the annual moving day Of New
Turk md ChicsRo, IL coming rpon us, all too rap
idly for those who have get to seek Initiation fos
the en.uInc rent year, and know not whittier to
turn TO realize that great need Of the human being
"a home. Thousands there arc among ne who at
thas time are thinking wofnNy oFet The psoapeet,
snttdpattnE the t1ne when. two abort months
hcrce-~ no, not txo moutht"-they must set their
hour feho1d goods once more In motion md take thet
9eria. nss IL chicseo Il NOT The les.t Of oalmnni
cpsl tnconTcn1eneee, though taking u = sure p.
de1 Of prosperity. we 1nsy be The Most feeooa!ed
70 h1cs RSiI II mbes juvenile ply q
+.pust in the corner" II annually Fe-enacted-lbcre
are more tenants than hoa.ea, and the rush te nj!
'he iact that af.er ali the places shal hare been
taken, many H1ll ind themselves out In the cold.
Of eourse 1t !. With houses as Nth all Other de-
Tue p;sssnt sanel wacn @ hoasts &c more plentiial
than tenants then rct.s ere found below par; and
Then rs With us, would be tenants arc more nnme-
landlords aEe no worsc than other human betngs,
not~tthfiapd1ng The exceedingly mean opinion en-
terafued Of them By roma tenants; they simply
1nen arc in the habit Of doing. Uui though we msY
not accord TO them special blame the great majority
oi residents N our city have great reason dcpore
| the landlords to cznet 90 Mneh.
~, The seatinK community !. IN greater fermen,
usr umes were swallowed with easy grace. hui
the very great additional demands Of last April
aflef Tie Nat had closed, were universally Looked
upon as uncnllcd for. 1t has been exceedingly d1f
dculi during the yezr nov closng 10 pay house rent
- the monthly payment On this account has ab
in many caaet thirty 10 tfty per cent Of th
entire incone. And nov that The CIT " raised Q
still further advances, It Il no wonder II peo
ple begin to talk little wildly, and pso
! lest that they win not pa5 such e1o1bt1ao
| rrlces. uud afrno<t take their oaths 10 tn
met, HbeD, poor Gear ceature The inevitable couss
cf 1i.pe /. every moment dsaWinR them nearer ant
| nerneT to The sacrifice, 1no. like lhe px who's
mouib "a t,c.ng daen down inch By 1neh toward
tae f1tal ring, thr struggles s5e not only nselea.
All s1n kr comes On their desosed heads- tt
I'd IL that 20 amount Of protesting w1n bring dow
f1cts; thert are but t@o ways to do t-iae7eass tn
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foot fthe ,:otesu, Capt. Rosa turned about,

foot Of The Snteau, Capt. Rosg turned about,
heInY al tbs tine some fifteen miles from Twin
Iakes. EaxiuS spread hia men oye1 a dis.
tance Of some dx miles to the south Of the
road, the direction 10 hfch the wind blew on
the 18Th, some on SNOW shoes and Others on
horseback <the crust vas sufficiently stEonss
| 'en Tuesday to hold hoEse and rider eafely}, q
thorough search Was made during two daJs,
but without finding any trsces Of Capt. F. u
The missing men. As no marks could be
found upon the crusted SNOW, Capt. r. Is Of
the opinion that when they found It itnpossi.
bic to tace the storm, they turned back with
the intention Of trying to reach the coteau,
beyond where be met the sconts above men-
toned, after which, aud before arriving at the
point aimed at. they probably lost the track
and drilled in southerly direction, perhaps
striking the coteau several miles below.
II this supposition be correct, there Is yet
eome hope Of their escape from death, IS
Capt. R. learned from the party from Wads-
Gerald On the 17th-three alive and one dead
all except one we're Of the number abandon
ed by the men under Lieut.. Stevens, and not
those which Capt. Fields and the three men
had in charge. The one exception Is the
horse which Capt. F. obtained at this post
only few weeks before, and which be vas
riding the day be was met by the Paymaster.
horse on the day be went in advance of his
company, which he was leading. This being
the case, It Is not improbable that the horse
found by Lieut.. Gerald had become iaded, and
consequently was abandoned, and that Capt.
F. mounted this one. Indeed the one found
has all the appearance Of having suffered.
From the foregoing It would seem TINT Cap
tain Field and the three men in company with
him, had four horses to work With, together
with two dogs, and Hthey succeeded In reach
ing some Of the timber lower down, they may
ret turn up alive, although the chances are
none too t1attering at lest.
Up to the time, the scoutng1 party from
WadsWorth left there on the 10th, no mall
had reached there from this direction. and
hence they had not been advised Of the proba-
bic fate oi the missing men.
The mail carrier attempted to leave Twin
Lakes On Sunday last, but after having gone q
short distance, was compelled to retu1n, as =
driving storm came upon him. He started
again on Tuesday, and, as the weather WIS
fair. be undoubtedly reached there that night
or the following day.
This being the case, and there being large
number of scouts ut Wadsworth, 1t is likely
Major Rose will cause dligent search to be
made IN that direction.
One ofthe dogs which were With the party
on the 18th, there being four In ally returned
to Wndsworth on Sunday last, but from what
direction he came Is not known.
, 1866-03-05
THE FREEZING CALAMITY on THE
C0TEAD.

Search for Capt. Fields and his Party
No Intelligence OF the miAslng Men.
FoHT ADERcnoKRrE, D. T.,
Feb. n, 1sGG.
As indicated In my letter Of the 18th iust.,
Col. Adams despatched squad OF ten men,
under command Of Capt. Vim. R. Ross, Co. D,
l. B. n. '. C., on Monday morning, In search
Of Capt. A. r: Field. Co. 4, second Minnesota
cavalry, and three Of bis men, all Of whom, 1t
WAS feared, had been frozen To death between
Fort WadsWo1th and Twin Lakes station.
The party have Just returned, and from Capt.
Ross learn the following facts:
He arrived at Twin Lakes on Monday
evening, the 10th, and On Tuesday morning
commenced the search. He marched direct
for the foot Of the cotean, with the intention
Of deploying his men on their return. When
within eight miles Of the coteaas, he met .
scouting purity Who had been sent ont from
Fort Wadsworth On Monday for the purpoae
oflooldng up stray horses belonging to Gapt
Fields scompanT-hose which mentioned II
my former letter as haying been abandoned By
ths men ~on the 18th. These scouts hsyin;
! made y thorough search n the vicinity Of III
, 1866-03-05

gapectsl Despatch to the Chicago Tribunal
MILWAUKEE,. March s.
F.orR-ste4dy. Sales of lo0o brlJ best city ut
yuN-scl!7 March.
Gr.n-Wheat unsettled and very active. Sales at
mi. mornings Board: E7.o0 bu At tl.2astcsK cash
Il fsN. seller pext week; fl7of, buyer NEXT week.
Thr moan Board sales were: - go hu NoI At
Lux casa and s17exet.zsx. se!lee al ne month
atra1.17x, huYer week sud ten dsYs. At tho after.
nonr Roard Eas active but lover. Sales OF 112 o
hu n n :.5fat,si cazh; N.2sk. buyer 1txt week
Il x seer Ap1 St19 for 10. 2, cash-ctos!ng It the
inside figure for no. l.
Butter nK,u; sales of tnba st2fc-
Nrrpr4- -Rf61bu wet1t; ~ hogs.
, 1866-03-05
THE FENIANS RAISING: MONEY.
n1olloy Circle Calling for Greenbacks.

The Feptans 1t thelr Late grand Congress In Pitts
burrh, resolved that the nrtt duty Of q man and
Fcnian WI. to .'come down NTH the tponds," 10
carry the Organization, and It Is said that they
1 p sssaey y s,
that they would want tlO0 900, and on tho adjourn
mgnt Of the Congress the dele:ates Ee7ttercd
e. ans apen s e
thls iDtentio1, special meeting Of Golioy Cirse
xsopt e. op q b1
nie O'Conpor. Pal EicGuire ofciated ss Secretary:
1t was announced that f. 0o1 we're nrEcntly needed
10 arm and equip the company of Aolloy ClEc1c, Of
whom there now were already 60 men, md 30 more
eakily to he acquired. and that each member VA
inc was very tar from enthusiastic After hast ao
oorF o19 & bsen ssusezed ont 81 lee crowd IN
and heehren. moi to GRE the Ta1ntsE chance to
Things Thin dragged ior tomc time Ihen thlzty1wo
fcstirc young Fen,ane. from four feet IN height 1p-
ward, cn'ercd, with mnskets tn their bands md the
ss1Dcrd IN .he lset that they did ght when
IN :. order arms" hEonghs doNn Gun on
sSbosB es' sbBsss. 0: s .pp,a5ss %s fESafs Fa
as se"a su.Ss saatasss sassed f. upon ae the 'sa
~ ne noor' iendeth to The ord"-1 he words Of
Dean 81 III IN preachine charity sermon In Dub
| In - bnf ihe iext etemet to Be little borne ip
1nina bv the sneaEcr. He spoEe Of Geiand's reycn
| hnnafed yeatF uf hondnre aud her u1anY juetIec-
fuaI srurrer 10 be {reeLasruft1 his auditor. that
1.-THE niger saver Of he Eouih haf moi been one
h,If nor onsensrter Of he snGerinrt. nor tyranny
! md nnnTe+ .,am ihat Irishmen hayr 10 srff.r 1t
Rome and wound up BY affirming that staflc1
s,,S Isers1mTr ~ the Wnr,d md Wss tbs isIeEs Of
| ne sts ,rn,id 10 ijtetafnre and ~. =
nr1ent spfeals Tor Ireland, and to ,.contid.
| ..hs. Ike TpfT1rE wonid +sv > i,rreaseI the
u & M.ai h. s3bed to xiAn SIne men ndded their
rsme. to he mtItsfJ coupsny Of he CiTcie,-,he
t.1niTnsn n @nromiEins them that the Fenian army
.1.h ryhln " = Tsmha ~ H.
| 4ttA VI AAa4SAA*
, 1866-03-05

Father. DON'T Drink any Now IA
new and bcantinl song. Words aud music By the
popular ur!tcl, Ffank Howard. Pnce acc. The
subject Of this koDgle taken from the popular dsa
ma Of - Ten Nights in bsr-Room." ~ Little Mary,
with earnest en1reale.. urge. her father TO CONC
home" lie ut last y1eids. and Afterwards reforms.
Tne words and music are 60 appropriate, and 80
happily combined, that they vii st once recon-
mend themselves 70 the performer. and picture the
uDe Eequel to tts predecessor, Come Home, Faith
er, aud destined to ccltpse The reputation of the
lat,eT. J. HEvET WHITE NonE, publisher, i79 JEFF
Mesers. Lyon i Hezly. oil Ct
, 1866-03-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Poetry bns immortasIzed the "NIsht.
blooming Cercne" in s.thouehtk that breathe, and
Phalor has rendered lis perfume immortal in his
ceiebIated perfume. Thus poety and chemistry
hare united TO make 1t famous, and the prcss is
waiting It's praises throughout the length and
breadth Of the land.
Sold every where. nh5-oso
, 1866-03-05
M A b II REE D..
d 1 Il ID ,

in this city. Sunday. March I. JAMES HENRY. t.
tant .son Of James 4. Roberts. EsQ.. aged twtiya
day4.
Funeral from his residences No. SIS Wabash s7enue.
at . p. m. today, {Aonday}
In this c1ty, On the lit fna$, FLORA MCDONALD,
= native of luelph. c. W., of Inflammation OF tha
hoNels, aged 2 yeA1s.
(Snf1n11. Canada DlA11E c6uT,
, 1866-03-05

CoIEatc,s Aromatic Vegetable Soap
A euperlo. Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
Vegetable O1s In combination with GiJceTine, mud
thc Nutrery- lis perfume 10 exquisite, md It's
washing properties unriyallcd.. For eale BY ali
druggists. febf2h9i6 1y.X4W
, 1866-03-05
ClTY MORTALITY
Health Report for February-AEcs and
Eatfonnlltles Of the Deceased-CauEea
0f nfnt{sa

The following tables exhibit the mortality OF the
city Tor the past month, as given In the records Of
the lealth Officer. The list Of the dead shows a
decrease Of thirty-three from the precediu. month
and an Increase Of four orer the corresponding
npnth of int yer. ---
CACgE5 OF DEATH.
TIE following table thows the causes Of death, 30
sr - asceriaped- II will be noticeable that srall
, 1866-03-05

Dalrey,s Magical Pain Extractor in a
cerla1n for bnrns, plies. eorns, bunons, rhen
matlsm, frost bitcr, and skin diseases. Try 1t.
Only Is ccnts. Sold by druRg1ats.
felaba68. .1ru.UNiEf
, 1866-03-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

The Higgins Storey Libel Snit---Ihe
Defendants Storey and Worden File
their Pleas in Justification Of
=. their Action---A Libel or
not 4 Libel-..Conf1sca-
ted Property.
, 1866-03-05

NA1IylIIE.

The btrsh.places OF The deceased are distributed Is
follows: Chicago, IL other parts OF the United
Statee, %; Canada, 4; England, 9; Germany, II:
Frapcc, /; Ireland, 50: Scotland, I Sweden, j;
Poland, / unknown, L. Total, go.
, 1866-03-05

ARREST foR SE111Na LoT1xRT 1tCxrrs--An
old mau, giving ms pane ~ 1saac J. Wood. WIS
brought befnrc Justtce MlIliten On Saturday aitez
noon, to answet the charge OF ceiling lottery
tickets. It appears that Superintendent Rehm,
apspeettng that suth illegal sales Wess hetug made
, 1866-03-05
TIE DE PUlE TREsPAss CANE.

Motion" Tor Few TTSal-The Loan of \
Note and Its ConseQ euces-Onc Debt
and lygo Collectionx-Trial Cal-
ondnF In the Racorder,a
Co0r1-Nc1F Suits and
Verdict.
, 1866-03-05
Go TO our friend N. r. McrrlIl,s for
kcroseuee oils sgp., lanterns, chandeliers, elaas-
wale, &C., Il aud 3 Randolph elsret n5t5

Go tn the IBc&f-&so xe BRYANT d. Strait
tons Chicago Commercial College to get thor
oneh, pr1rHEa! hnxiness edneatapn OF 10 become
good Telegraph Ope,atnE Address tor circulars,
Nn1AST & sfNAIfox, Chicago, III.
, 1866-03-05

TheAe GIFTS consist Of eiEbry acrts or nc1doW and
wood land. situated threefuntths Of mile esst Of F
atk!nsoo and Z En!ss nos:heast Of Ja1ess!ne. Wts
cords Of wood sy he eut besides large quantity Of
hAy 6nnualfJ-d Capital frt:e: 3suptTb nr1t.claks
feo: 2larKe celebrated Organs superior AeIodeous
3eonnr1ete sets Telen aph Insssymtnts; 2Corahlned
shifnE Top Caf.ase VALUABLE Watches: large nqu,-
suveI.flated ia SETS; 1cs I1che1s. CAKE RasKets,
GastsEa Isa a9d Table Spoons ro5ks and ptheT syes
and FORKS Eook Cutlery School Apparatus, Adams,
Mirrors. Furn1furtr La1drs, &C., &c.
, 1866-03-05
GRAND CHANCE TO lNVEST{
Buy your Tickets in the Grand Union
Gift Concerts

These gIftA will bt drawn BY Comnlttee selected
by lhe a1t,eute tht Concef1, and All ethoidets
Whether present or not xin haye y EouAL share tn
with the number Of ticket sold fom to 7,o which
wt 1rst b counted BY the Committee e that every
fAtF chance Al another. after which they wtA be
p11ced ID hollow wheel which ts made @ revolFe,
ior ANY 0NK select any particular number aud one
ticket 1t a time drawn ont. Ihe 1!st dsktt araE1
number darn ins q 'eSond E!fs On n f1ize LIST nd
n1ie!l5 Impossible to mike planez or cseE to The
hnbilC.
, 1866-03-05

n this CITY, detailed coz Of hia staH to tuvauxste
tbs matte Ihis officer On Fnday Waited Woods
upna The payment Of one dollar, Nls Yrfuished
F1th acsst sss for Eday ce Hentueky s.sta
node o. drawing The p1iEes." Tnereu5on the de-.
eectavs threw % hls ditzuise and arrested Wood,
Hho va taken before Justiee Ntllikru. On Friday
afternoon. md npon watving examination. VIZ put
1noer bonds Of $G to sppear before the Retorder's
tour. Re Rare The required hs1l nd Nas Dis.
chaFged tou euetody. Oh Saturday aNeYpoon al.
othe1 detective called upon Wood md pnrthatea 4
the u1upnetnr md took lin betase IL Pouce
Court. BE aRsau wzycd examination md w4s rr.
qu1ted TO givc bali in 'he gum of $500 to- his -.
psssaEcs benFc ReenrotT VanBtrea fos trs1
, 1866-03-05
AGENTS. WANTED
4. WEBSTER STONE,

Ereywhere, TO whom liberal Inducements arc offered
Eleven tickets for slo rs tickets r 60 tickets
for $50 For further particulars send for Lit Of Fzei
, 1866-03-05

P.O. Boz 60. Fl. Atkinson, Jefferson Co.. Wis.
AGENTS 800 In grsenbacks will be Given to the
Agent aeng the largest number Of tickets The next
1hsEest So and to the ue1t, $. all in Ercenoaeks
, 1866-03-05

Coshu71ED ron TRIAL-Johu J. Hobtnsou snd
William s. Porter. who were brought up for c1sm-
iuatIon on Ft1day m11nruc nj the Police Court,
ctarpcd a1th brutally outrsgfng the perzon Of a
wcran nsord MIR. Maiden, the particulars OF
which appeared in ,yne,eruay's TutntNE, were IT.
s7aiEned on Saturday forenoon. and after hearing
the revolving dela,Is. whsch were Of ch4saNer IN
Ill for publication, the Magistrate committed them
lor trial in The Recorders Court. IN default Of
50 100 hail cArh,
, 1866-03-05

Brerszss CuAseE.-Dr. A. Chapel, late Medical
Director In The Army Of the Potomac, has since the
1st Of March bscome associated In business with
The nrm OF Drake, Chapel / Co., Commission Ner-
chants DR.. Chapel has Won high distinction in the
army, and beng man Of eminent business cspa-
city and thorough integrity he l, decided acqafa-
ton TO the hrm. They hare recently rrmored their
Office 10 No. 2U South Water ttreet, where they
vail, tor the present, caly on The general commits
sion huainess and will give their best attention 10
the interests oftheir patrons.
, 1866-03-05

cAp7rRxp.-captain Georgs II. Miller, OF the
Third Precinct police, tsd the good fortune Jester-
day morning to arreat tn his division, the notorious
Aaron II. Winters, who, In company with Joseph
Wiseonsin, It Eikho,n. few aays since. BroMas
had already been s1restcd By Chief OF Police Beck
OF Milwaukee, and hal been returned to his place OF
confinement TO await trial. Winters will be taken
thJthex {q-tay,
, 1866-03-05

TuE scAyEsazns.-Aco correspondent asks indig-
nAnsly, "Where arr the Numerous scarengets 10 be
fonnd, who are reported to have bean recently ap-
pointed BY the city authorities, and how shall they
he knownr' Our correspondent seems 10 hbor IN.
der the delusfon that they dfested In the uni
form Of Fentsu pohctmen-.s invisible green'-uot
to be seen WHEN Wsutft4
, 1866-03-05

l.ARcEEY OF HASDEEncHHTh-Jphu Duty, =
young man who hAt been In the c1npIoy Of shoen,
field Broite1t. NJ No. IS Sorth Clark street, wal
brought beEorr The Police cou1t, On Saturday fore
room, on the charge Of stealing Z quantity at cam,
bnc liapdkt1chIeit ttntn bis employcrs' s1oru The
chssge syts tHsxizcd. end the pTixonuz WIS nut tn
der bout: Of f5N Tor Ids appearance before ths
Hecordcr'f Cous1 Tor tll2l.
, 1866-03-05

LnTET SxnT1cZs-Thcre will be divine service
and SERMON By Rev. Chas. s. Cheney this even.
ing, ana tomorrow evening by Dl=hop Clsskson, In
St Johns Church, Union Park+
, 1866-03-05

u2at eo1i1nutu " nS1esaneaL ,.,
Afnoio et a. ss. htmnan e ~: 'nolloo 10Y ne"
ulhl osef1Lae1 &9no !ook@eol On te1uh1: h1Sep.
lions " pla1nuh md ten Gays ahc*ed 10 NE dill OF
e4Gepuone. ,,tu n ~. NV, ~
Bn1ne et Al r Anie1 G. u. line 10 nle Oil OF
ekGepuons H0d nno nona c aen m oye +,ar
Linton w. huck4ey. Aouon 10 t1 233oe 1uaE-
| mena oeefraitd
Nopef1s r. t9e Cnlcaeo ano AlIoG na4to3u Non.
pan3. Moaon !ofa neW naal o'T1fu!so a9o !uoEe,
ten daye given te hie hit Of e5oeptona. Appeal
prayed by deienoanl ana a1onea.
Usnaa e. ~, w. ,ia ntasl ~ e. a. An .t;s' ~ "
tfefpaFe ou me 49,. s4l!oa .O1 ae" ts4A III
gueo ana taSeo 9noet sa1resmemts =, ;,.
Ans'!n =. Hestne. MOTOR ioI neW tf1ai osst'
| fuled aao 1aaEinent Oh sefa1cI h1cepAous " oe-
| 'ennAat.
oon1a ao,nat ~ ~ .sv,ant ~ ~ e~r.otinn. - -
| osef19ka. 1udement On Se1alet aou e4esPnons oy
| oetsnaau. ,,,,.. 1t,.,n, r., x.... .,..,
| 1ootaaf y. nRgsa<. sIs a,otvn ~ AsM ~.
| 9sEs.1Ia+ 1ooSuleat oA ss1ots' a'o eAeepuul4s W
| uflcnodut- - .-.u.
| SAnef T. Neiton. Mouon i0ra new u!al osef-
| E1!en. ana 1uoRlaeut CD Fe1o1ct- E1eepuous p5
| oeLcndahs.
| FAt!c9eoo r. 11'nt1! CT a. vefolc3 1of ptGntlu
eud datn2ge1 as>esecd II f1s118 Judgment On
fsdta- -. $780,.
| Oetuae fs- face Ct H. AfHomcnt On motion Tor
new trial commenced and continued until Monday
| 1hlt R1e m action Of uettpaas l0AntNttd BY En-
ma Z. DePnic against Peter Page and otheFs. 70
5eeoSeI S r. damases r. Mid q $310- & Ine nsalnaa a
, 1866-03-05

F1Rx on SATrHpAT N1cuT.-A few minutes BE-
icrt u O'Clock on Saturday night, a den1e voirme
Of smoke was eeen tsrutnE through The windows OF
n. Crtckardf confectionery store, No. II Clsrk
Etrrct- Tits continued for yearly fifteen minutes
tefose ~ ssFn VI. given, ard thcn sul.y ter 13n-
uicr Morc wcTr CONSUMED ere the ncarest located
s,esmers could ne Eel 10 work. By this ti1c the
rrc bad made considerable headwzy, aud the sd
Joining tenaue .sesr seriously considering sAe py-
p1e's Q! r.moy!pc their goods snd chatte]s Into
Inc street. but stream Of uatef from the tt I0r-
John" rcndetca ,a,,, snen eourse unneca:aE5. Tnc
flames WeFr quieliy dsoN ned ont, though ia dn,ue
or badly damaEcd- II ir impossible to esumale
Nj CHclat1'e loss, but II mutt be several bpndred
doltaEs. The hst Il supposed 10 have Originated
from the falling Of Goals luu the 1toye tn The rraI
Of the storr.
Mr.. PHILIP Connolly, The owner Of the bn,ldlus
prd proprietor Of The St Charles saloon, loca1et
Ecxf dpCf noTh. us foDn NJ he discovered Ii,
smoke. 1an the ns7resI engine house to give th'
aIarw, leaving no cue m the taloon. Whea he Re
tutDsd be disco.t rid thni dnrinR his assenec som
light fingered scoundrcl bad rcl1cEed the none
dtawcr ot ups ards Of seventy dollars In e1rtnback
and culrEncy.
, 1866-03-05

4 DISHONEST DoxrsT1c-A few weeks
since MIS-. Tstc1 Shiup engaged a colorrd
servant gisl named LiEne N7illiAms,
whose niend1 outside belug In need OF
bed clothes, became The btnefcarcs OF the aervant
q; the expense OF the Alderman. Quantities OF
fhefss and other articles having mytteriouely dir
appeared, II was considered advisable 10 wntch LIZ
zic's movements when Ii wAs discovered that ahe
WIS The active AGENT through whom tho clothes
disappeared. being caueht In The act OF carrying
of new load the confessed her guilt and was
taken before Justtce StuEtcsnnt ut the Police Court
on Saturday forenoon for c1aminatlon. Though
seemingly routsite, thc vas committed for tfial Ia
default OF S3{G bktl
, 1866-01-11
NUMBER 221.
plane Of Something over two roles IN len ,th. tn
munt11 Of the plan has been before statea.

mfnnta Of the plan has been before statea.
ACTION At nIwAuKR.
W Publish. u shis connection, the repost Q. he
The subject Of the proposed marina railwaY: The
head, Alex. Mitchell. Angus Smith, John N1ero,
6. y. Norris ard l. L. Laphanl, reported - tol-
lows:
The Committee have heard with great interest and
sattsfscsicn the statements and explanations Of Mr.
Of cbeapeulng and e1pedi11g The iranait Of neE-
chadlse and The products ot the soil between The
East and ibe West. or more. especially between
Like Etfe and the Rudson River, bY meapz of
overcome By Inclined planes OF Sufficient capacity
to float the largest sesse's which navigate our lakes
hrs oeyattng the necessity Of ts.pssatpment sud Of
The committee wonld say that while they do not
feel entirely eompetent to give an opinion a. 70 the
bet mode q ny s @ aGa
knowledge Of the subIect and nom the opinions ot
competent engineers. which have been exhibited TO
them, Of Krlng It ~ thetr opinion that ". uas
plan Of iuclioed planes is perfectly tesssete; nnd
that IN the important consideration Of saving time
1t hAs decidedly the advantage over loeE,
The committee do not however. think that ne
ant work, Is The gus tpn that they are mainly In
xited by Mr. Day 10 e4ptess IN c{unton on: because
this question, While it Il Of great prscticsl mpotf
ancg, can and will be determined BY competent 90
rtnesfs before the wo1E shall haye been COM
menccd.
The vital question H. does the huafness Of this
grea1 ard growing county require this additional
Communication We say most enphallcally, i
docs. Ne also say thst tie time has now ast,ted
when this great nationa! hIshway sannot longer 9s
and prosperity Of both tho East and tho West: and
We also pledge ons hearty cooperation n the p!an
lint shall b deemed nost desirable to bring th's
grand resnlt.
In conclusion, the committee would tender ths
thanks Of the Chamber Of Commerce: Of the c1sy
Milwaukee to Mr. Day. for the exceedingly able ant
interesting manner N which be has presented the
subject OF rhis great national highway to thett con
| sfderatfnu and to that Of the public generally.
The ce-Presldent then introduced The follow
ing resolutions. which were ananim9usly adopisd
| from thia Board. be appointed to confer with th
committees ftom otnef boards Of Trade
l3t&otreI, That said committee be Instructed
| also 10 cnnsiaer and report upon the question 6
| the appointment OF an agent Of this Hoard te b
/ sent 10 Washington to ufve upon the govetnnen
tfc nrressity Of The immediate enlargement Of III
| means OF transit fiuEa Ihe great west TO the 70
[ board.
| The President appointed Edward D. uolto1
John Nazro and G. y. Norris, committee to ca1r
out.ha purpose OF the foregoing resolutions.