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ANOTHER CASE OF WAsrEFUL ExTRAY
A4ANCK.

n, - Ta..;, =. ~. ~,A.+;n,
on TS.sa.- ~ - ,a.t ~ sIas 49, alsa. ~ - ..a.sst;n+, -
~. ~, .e 81. .rN,.' III
s.hr.o1 no,sa ~ ~. 49, 40 49,. ~ ss"-.;aa s 49, ~,
~. na.rh,., s.n,-1 .,-x..;,a - 49,.
Tbs.trr IN Naa,,,n .t1ec, Trn a.onon.
~ s,c7, n measure ia . uuestion xh;ch ri,
.a,-.s, itself IN ,he r,nh,ic mind Th.
n.csent building WAS sreetcd in lst. It,
~ lime, had eso.c;ty for ali the chill.
~ ~, of ~, citr II wa. then ou.sia. of
~ ~ ~ .>s-n,oua n,,+. ri Cbic,oo bnt It wa
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grammar school is needed in tho district.
and, yearly, the necessity for any school
becomes lsaa. In fire years moro the At
tendance will be no rrduco1 thst tho vtole
number tk punils of all grades will MT cx,
ceed ESQ. Every day tho residences u5c
giving way to business buildipga, Tho
site selected for this new building is a lot
having $50 feet front on Madiaon a.ra,t
and IL of cra.t va,ue. Tbe intarest =,
ner can't On the nrioa of that 1ot ,on1d i,
ten veats: purchaso a -. nav lot nv f,r
building = fsst-easss ssh6ol bniib5c aud
forever after nav tie whole axnense of
teaching q school of six or eeyen hundred
echolass.
To erect a uev school bouse al An ernons,
Of so. GOO for the Accommodation NJ nnn11,
uow nurpber;nc ahout ;so and fr. r.,ry
hence mt esO unon IL. ,,,4b ~ ,ssb
$50, 900, il a piece Of o1.ravaoanco which
the uubl,c viii han1,, onnrove Tan vaa,,
frnn, n1ov there xr;,, not he I'm nmn;is liz.
ing within half a mile Of the school who
viii attend it. II school house is to be
erected in the district. i, should be west Of
, 1869-11-11

teel; Gensrsi Potter n ssadera; and Coione
Mcs7pz u Camp noaglsa, Utah
Tie following general and field officers s,e w.
a.ngned: Bradley, BFishtu. Fake, Royal, Cau.
Duncan, 8ueisaes. and Critsebden. Aost Of them
aro &tfeady Rune. cc1aseud going. on learo during
Tia uinteI4 -s..
On the sath of septemner thsne nurdt$d Nor
mons wenr wess a toa Union Pacific Rqad, and
On TIC sisx Of October. tareo hundred tanre azn.-
srsoss passed through ouaha for Brshama do.
I7tnion1. slx hu1o<sd IN tTo months IA no, I cad
acQu1tttou Tor oce colony. At that rats. Ahpold
va wilt fov 3e111 and Brigham nnauy deter.
mine on = II, no will be An nRly customer to whip
It 10 cs1na a1ed no could row put p, ,ooo nshttna
n.en in the deId. Ills recruits arc nne, ahle
bodled. healthy looking Gtm1n8. -,
Two Of tha Mormon Dsnopa are II Omaha
settling up accounts wrh ihe Union Pacific Rail
road, for work done By Mormons- II u ssls
Brigham has ever ono milton chrKed 4gMnsr tn
load, and wante .epRines and cars for H. to pu
on his Salt I8lb HnaA y. j
a short ftino ago Mormon stopped ut a nots
here, and he and hts sse wives occupied one Fool
duI1nx their stay. AARON ABOUT.
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1.-THE CARDIFF STONE GIANT.
t,emnvnl OF tho Giant 10 Syracuse.

Removal OF tho Giant 10 SYRACUSE
fyp1a III. sprae4sA Courier xss, E !
The orondaxa oaot o2 i2aSns Feas3 e;aoo ~ ri r. ~
tnitty or strts days ~ill b. on exhibition for ~
nerenr Of these wno nase r. see1 m faoIr Mn, an ~
ss,tpast Il ou,ocf ths grounds in tne inme-
osos e11s ss1Rs aao had ssseaeied. soa tas .oiE
Of 14sstnx the nonster IRON his boa Naa
eonnssee Ins wo,t q ss,s9 Sad IT, femov s.a
oi his ilIxe vspons. used for cau,,ng moving
"a s1a stes s.
to convey the nlorater 70 tnts city. The ho2 Naa
nued ~ite sand 70 to ~ Depth Ct tesse o. soas s
arsye. r1fred attn iron eaains puhea. hean OF
Hart WOOD elcveu feet torg was e7epeuded from
taen @ Tount, sround the giant, Fastening It 10 lne
statne sas equa'fzed. Everything being 70
Saae o msns.es a was s,o ~ and safsl5 rlse,i
| irom ha earthly bed. Then hts huge pTo7ot-
@oss snsn s7ss xin a.
statue wa rateed ADORE the GEonnd h!a hidden
ios lie .st time, tad an oppos run!s! ot viextsa
the giant The hand v1 found to Be Of tue sans
sss ss e'1st st sGse
hspd v1s turned outward: Tneze 8 10 table
under the body. but the back a a. perfectly aat
! uuely carved ~ the front Of the booy. Tue "ate
hna dIsutearated and luItomed deep chsu oel
nllpR kbe back Of the head. OF the shonldetN Q
The body. nnd the leg The under portoa. o
Is tie qiast rose 70 plain. via1 tna SPECTATOR
we1e sFeatly excited and scxtnu1 TO get sign
| nt the portions Of The body bitherto concealed
! ore ot thcr, = distinguished professor
la,d his MI length upon tns ground 7
| order TO obtain q good view. Tho Ktans upo'
! te71a nr,na Il even more Imperative tnan when 4
hts rudo1 4nd wa.ery gra1e. His high 1s,eos
tons stem to be xreasee thau eter, and feelln
OF arc and snoi1m!ty irpeeas the peaolder o
viewing tho body On terra trns: After the ssat1
hsd been raised from the pit II WAS 80 oecessfoll
and Wns cqnyeyed bf allow nnd careful degrees :
Syracuse It ans taken to the Jstd Of Nj Brae
| leJ 3 foundry Last night Az O'Clock tnis NOR
Ing It ' III be conveyed through Safna street IN
airou-bound boI." drawn By four hottes, 70 tn
store In Bastahle Bi.ck. which has BEEN p!epaIt
! fnFtE It viii not he tn exhibition TIL AondA
| IaSt e1eptug the giant WIZ Weighed and I
weight vas found TO be =, 800 pounds.
, 1869-11-11

Notwithstanding the Republicans Of Eew
York city, ut the election Last Tuesday, cut
down the previous Democratic majority
in Brooklyn was reduced nearly 9.00o-
making gain in these two cities Of 20, 900
over the vote Of last fall-Btill the Republi-
can State ticket is defeated by abont 20, 900
in the 6sata. The Iepublieau
less was in the rural districts. Had
they done as we'll as they did last
fall, the Republican State ticket would be-
elected by six or seven Thousand majority.
But discouragement aud apathy, chickering's
and side issues, cut down the najosities in
tie country, and gave the State to the
Democrats. The Republicans in the ru-
ral districts labored under the disoouraging
consciousness that their efforts would arall
losLing, rs they expected that the largest
msjo.itics they could roll up would be
swanped By Ta,nmany reporters and bal
10th 'x.stut6ng in New York city and
Brooilyn. They did not anticipate any
Republican gnfns in those cities, and, con-
sequ ,ntly, made no hearty efforts to call
ont the Republican vote Of The country.
The Democrats have also secured both
branches Of the Legislature through the
quarrels Of The Republicans in the country
districts. A large number Of Republican
members Of the last Legislature were
charged with receiving bribes for their votes
On vnrious corrupt bills in the interests Of
cana jobs, .al'Foaos' anu o,hos corpora
uonS' anu tot Young 10. 'no enormous
nt levy IN tae e'sy ol new =,
ior6. ineso nemoe1s "eio neai's "a
eiea'ea t9i 1enomna''on' hha' .ol .ae
Patpose VI oeans sessoseo' .s7a .ne1 Nv ~
m 's. innnehee aaa eaoFts 70 ue1ea' sae
eaoo'oates VINO "efe nom!nated IN 1ncu
nae,s. Inc @hole corrupt io"ny inanoneo y:
o1 tne STATE WORKED 1os tne Denocfas'c
hcS"E' ana espec'a4'y iot 'ae Dsmocaae'c
nominees to the Legislature Lac BENZ
tora! controversy OF LAST year was also re-
Ftvei, and the Morganltes slaughtered
, 1869-11-11
RECORDERS t'DUHT.

F. Knspnurst y kchzrd Hannigan. For 80 4
Klizaoeth l. FAnninR :. Joseph Sutta- Fer $50.
This u = 1unRnent rendered against Constable
at!us, under TIE staFute LILO Ing reeo'eTy OF
three umes the value of any property which, being
exempt from lesy, il tzten In execution.
LEN0THKa1p pksIkIIuH.
LeonaIdR. Warner :. Eliza Warner. Decree Of
divorce, complatnaut being the only Fitness. lie
teatineo toat be l17ta at No 70 Burte9ntld street.
ato !aft Aafcn- He was married to defendant at
Cohoes, N 7 IN September, lsst, and lived WITH
hts ~tfe until nine Jr4ss ago. ard thence onvsFd
for four 5eafs theJ occas1ona11E lived together
but then entirely ceased. About nine years
ago ue reH'ovtd 10 thts State, TOT the
ru1pose Of betse1iuK his condition, when abe
feipse 10 Join him, AaJtDR sno W1s = far vest ns
Whe1s she WIS He had lived here since, except
ing - be sone fe* times fosss.ted LAnstnaourSh,
the residence oi hts wife
NoHE ph+Kkr1oN. .... ..
Oliver D. Dowd<. Sarah o. Dowd. Deere OF
d.yotre betweeo parties married OF the 1sn Of
Nay, 1861. The teatt nnnf wAa supplied from View
YcEt. Henri SNYDER. travelling agent scst1d=d
that be hnd kno the par les since tho sorinK Of
UNI Jn1., 1856. but not coonuaonsly- Defendant
deserted Atout The nrst Of August II Chicago.
Mary Thompson '. TIll IN Thompson. Decree
Of invoice. 1t appeared, u te>timoby, that the
| parties Kese married at Wolfbofou9n, n. IL, on
taej sa naa ak i,ed e i hi. esy T0e ds'endns IL
bill-
Edrupd l. Bn1ierS :. Sarah ButteEz Proceed.
| Ing tor diruyce the Iefendaus being sworn to b
| q 6op-FrsldenK 3aat heard Of La Cau2da- Com
| ptsipant srAIes lhA1 he WA naT ed TO oefendaut
| then natped Meiworsh. at West Wstsou. IN Eng
| land, tn Sovtm tmher. 1st2 Re charges Tint snt
| has deserted him lot oFer two JeazA
HAHEAs CuKFCa.
The People q nj Harry Madison. James MuI,J
| aud 1ames ketly =. Conrad Eolx tai!oI}- Re
lAters we1r tefoee tho cousson the writ Of hated
| eo7pu1 Iertd TCetds., They ~efe Arrested unde
! tts1ps Of larceny OF InuT ofefcoa.e. The prop
eTrI WxA hot ioenh1ed n ttolen property, and n
claimant p1eAenteo hl1nsel1- DAchafged tot Wal
| Of my Evidence OF Eullt.
, 1869-11-11
REAL EsTATE.

Wa1rantse deeds, conveying city aud Mhurb,
property. within seven miles Of hho Court Hon
r1ed fer record On Wednesday, November 10:
Saratoga st, - Il a Of Douglas paaee, VT, y
1l34H Il, Nov. 1.--.... ..--.-....,..-:...s ~
ssEatoga .. n cor Of Douglas place, N I. u
ws.a.nston =. IL II ct Robe; st !. .i =.
Mil1a L % .; ~. ~ Il, Il of HoItsia ~. ~
I, 93xlDo It: June e7l.:.-..-.....-...-.: Il 4
cor1elte ss. ~ II { oi Noble. n t, und y Of
rossn ssaiss T. is 81; e Il Ez;seia. ii1ioa
ns4,tss i. iso II . of Faa'ina, II. &xslss
HsyDs +. ii fts ii aadisoo, e I, s11i;iS
m1i,ion i Il, ico il ii foxnss1d 81 + "S
e e1ax1os It: Eept 47.....,.,, ,,,,.,,
hEsrr =, sos ire ei saenehi AZ, \ I, 941le5
II; Nov 8..............,.. ....
1a2tles q, OF Essn ~, At. so1li3t. It:
w.s..s y: r il aoiii ii Tni;i;:ais; s;.
soe1u or Ia;i'i;1: o. crTI iixr1s 1;;i''''s" y
Fean ~, Is 1t { Of Greea T. b j, ;ax.ss II:
Nov. .%...............,.,.,.. 2.
rzat1se =, g It ! of Po.nesa 81, ' !, s1ia,
II: Oct s3.......-........-.... /,
WEST or c1rY ttarrs-
Lots 10 4, II, 's ~p,l as to ~, ninek |. in
Ptares' tnh.t.r !A.on OF r 4 Sec l, -, II,
cast: ArHl Observation-Disclosures. 2
E X Of > IL : 1,0 acre% ct v y ot BeA offs
X. stc u, ae. II, east: Oct b........-.. 10,
Reetsca - - cor Of WAserly ~, I. 4sI
Mrlai u, sls II ' or Westrzn ~, n I, a6x
ie5ss #: Sry. La: -.....
Western AZ. Of William st, CT. 2ax,es ii:
gteeeea i iii II a a. Of Roei1eI Il, II. Sf
l 1sSA s*Ps' A'''.....s-...--....,-.,,
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,,,o, me 1,,.h. and friends of the murdered wife
sIo1 A pss ~ inns i ~. tnnuaat tnas tho house
nto pslln a,5s s1tsa q ss ooi aoasa
Ge.tnrtst eYt. lpe 10 prevent vtolenca n1lAu saA
so ~ fsnsa 6YH9 tpas-ho Eof 9at Of bed SATURDAY
r'Rnt I'D Wentout e doafk's xason was IL see. fo
down q Gs1.sl = tse seq t! 5Sste3'a, 'te0 'a''
eGTs TaeIs seems 10 - ID donht that tho murder o.
Mn. nn1ss b bcr husband w1a proued teted
xN~f 1Nrn he bought tha pistol ha did 30 ttn tne
sehhsrs, Il fentton OF cru hitting tho act hc d!a
!nornnnifs Whether he designed destroying NmscA
u ftrheoS orly kno AH To- himself. I-.
, 1869-11-11
There is considerable excitement !

There is considerable excitement pro-
duced in New York by an overhauling Of
the income returns, and the requirement Of
full payment in MI cases where there is
fraud. A return to the Assessor, md the
payment Of the ta1, is by no means final. IS
many in New York arc finding out to their
cost. Like Investigations arc to take place
in all the large cities; and all persons who
are conscious Of errors in their returns can
save cost and trouble by anticipating tho
officers md voluntarily making corrections.
, 1869-11-11

Professor Vote, Of Canton, has collected one
hurdred aud Thirty varieties Of shells, and eighty
OF fossils, tn Fulton County,
Governor Palmer VIII sell, at casilnsi2e. tod.;.
bis enttre stable Of thoroughbred hoiseA cE.-
bractnx saue Of the very beat IN the sta'n.
Tho Bel1ssis correspondent OF the St. Louts
Dasocyat ksJa: "Tho grand Jury Of St. ClAtr
County hA4 indicted Colonel John Tnomas, :
weAl1hy ard well.kuown citizen Of thla county, for
adultery 2cd fofnitatton. Tha case Etu come up
1t this tern. The 4dalr has been going on Tor the
last eight OF ten Yesrs, ana ha1 giSen Ese to con-
Blle:able tcaLda}."
The following IL \ statement OF the Indebtedness
Of counties, towu8 and cities IN tt1s State 20 lar
as retutns haze been received at the St1tc Audi
lorA 0mce.
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Hr p,stoa,. =. The calls lafG.un* a., a1nl at
hts rsE,deree H. Ea.ton Square 1t Ea@ oDa Of the
r<cuEar.st-. os MT. peatooy tnat he nss"f YOU'D
kare y heutt 81 h.s uwa. lie eaEtd s'ts- fof hl n
sll 10 al thtngr-tt Hbs bis hadt for lustapc', 70
dire Cd mutton chop 1t the grand di1nefs te
atea r. fise ~brse avery Injury va tpft aa u9n1
the tatse. lie Ead ram N tht hooAe o. hte osu
fEt+nd Sir Curtis n. I ar ytou, In HAssou eqrar.,
sr.l theEe be 1ied- He nAed 10 ilso totre Ia
rte rost Quiet ard r~tt1ed manner. snh biz naua
he has suffered unch dnF.pa the last four years.
zr6 ctuid sett seldom he Induced to call IN / doc
tor; when r. did be ne1ther ob+yrd tn% DOCTOR
pTdtt1 : p1 took h.a nsd.csre. ~ oue of his ply
1ct1nl eon plAit 20 = short tiH q &eu. Ar, ptabod
Nss - rnsat Lns sAt1stscsot3 pslMnL ue hste'
70 % sttet about his health, q 10 hare .auy f1s
made qre1 bin,
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tne oo0o =. .us e' - t.:.,. :.
us.t' Fio,eu oue ~ 10 -, 1880 M 'aa ', -
- .ne 'r''o'a''4's - ''.e tae4' 80. "eA- ~
.nas ooafo ousn' IL Us "o4p'4ns-t's''
WIN Feoe1aole Ren''eman "a enRaseo ~
h'ding the o1ooa s'a'os "'sn D *n''e"'.sn
n1uso. Lee mos. 1eceat caSe Vi severity
vas taKen op' ana, III aaFance :" my u
vest'gat'on, 1t was pfact'calS decided tnat
the boy OF years old, because OF MS
1es'!essoess ana olsooe"ience, nso Jas'l-
fed his teacher In selz.nB him by tho col4ss
to pull him out Of bus seat; amt taa1, tuf-
ther, IN holding On to bis desk TO prevent
Lis being thrown on the hooF, he 1nade
hlmsen responsible for the 1ata conse-
quences which followed.
Ipe little dying E7ctlm ms never been
aoie to tell MS sade OF Inc story, except
ouflne tne ntst n'Rot Of nl' oeluaom' "aeu
ne plseoasiy Appealed 70 some one not 70
S11ake nina any mofe' Inc boasu urst re-
solved not to abolish corporal ponasufneni,
and then selected a commftsee o1 <n1ee
persons, who had voted to retain that Kind
Of punishment, to investigate the alleged
&kpkEAy IL eAG 1AAAAoA ~N9cNAs AAAo f@~As1
may, therefore, expect that the stereotyped
formula in all previous cases will be fol-
lowed in this, and that tho report will ba;
!. That the teacher did not strike OF
otherwise nAueat the child.
! 3. That the child nalic'ously Injured
himself, for the purpose OF bringing 70.
proach upon the tine-honored custom OF
ttogging in the schools, and upon the hn.
name character Of the rules OF the Boafd o'
Education
3. Thzt the child WIS one Of thoae viciout
rcnstc1a who vaa always on tho watch tt
commit some terrible crime
4. That tho teacher deserves promotion
tor having done what WAS done.
A review Of the files Of the Board Of Edu
casion will show that this is substantial,
the result Of nll such Investigations. The,
, 1869-11-11

"Two swedes we're run down In Lake reptn
lsst "Wednesday evening, and one, Esl+ England,
v ~ drowned. The s'camhoat, To the credit OF Its
oficera, stopped and rescned the other u,An anl
ltft him ut Lake CltJ. completely benunhed and
eIhaus.-d."
1ow lie leaving of the man, completely
ben1n;ed aad exhausted" entities the
officers Of the steamboat to credit, is n
mystery beyond the solution Of intcllects
not hharpened by the ra1efactton Of q
Minnesota atmosphere.
, 1869-11-11
THE COMING CANDIDATE.

The Democratic victory in New York
promotes Goycrnor Hoffmnn's prospects Of
being nominated for the Presidency by the
next Democratic Convention, while tho ds-
feat Of Pendle.ou in Ohio disparsges, If it
does not destroy, ono Of bis most danger-
Gus rivals. We cannot agree With those
who expect the Democrats Of New York
will lll off Hoifnan's chances for the
Presidency by perpctrating al tic mischief
their recent victories have given them the
power to commit. The predictions that
The Fire, Health, Police, and Water COM
missions will be repealed seem to us to un-
deresti.nate The shrewdness Of Governor
Hoffman aud hia Tammany advisers. Now
that the appointment Of the officers in all
these boards is in Democratic hands, why
should they repeal them? Their repeal
would only lessen HoHmans patronage.
They Will more likely use Them to torment
their Republican inventors.
Governor Hoffman is in training for the
Presidency. His card viii be to advertise
his honesty aud executive efficiency to the
b est advantage possible. During last VIII
te1's session Of the Legislature he showed
his capacity in this direction by descending
| like IN avalanche On some cross- roads
| meeting house that wanted Especial legis-
lation" to enable it to sell or mortgage its
property, at the same time thst he signed,
without objection, "Jirn Risk's" great bill
! 44t4.-ai-s 4 che c.1atxo1 Of tho present Direct
o1s Of Eric for sir years He will pur.
sue tho game course hereafter. To al
petty temptations he will oppose the in
digzant front Cd honesty, They vii
fall below his price. He will even be likely
to oppose and veto The doing Of man,
things which those who elected him regart
Kim as so1emnlJ pledged to do. He vii
sim to make reputation for inpastialit,
and n-partisanahip. He has alread.
done go in sending on to Washington tn
ratification Of the Fifteenth Amend
mont Every item Of Republican
praise bestowed On him for suct
sagnclons mngnanimity promotes ths
chances Of his obtaining tho Democratic
i nomination, for they will aim to nominal
some one who can draw Republican votes
II Governor Hoffman should have the bold
ness and sagacits, however, 10 make a,
absolutely clean recon-, ,-vetoing every co,
rupt bill, whether originating in Tamman
or not, and removing every unwosth
ofiser, thus making his administration
genuine success, and looking to the nhtio
I as his soonstitueucy,-thep popularity he woul
: gain would compel Tammany Hall to assez
: tn his nomination, even if he had really d
H.
, 1869-11-11
INDIANA.

NDIAN1
James Davis died, II tho residence W his
mother, IN Anrors, on Monday. from tho effects Of
a medicine bought Of 4 travelling doctor 10
cure IheuE Atism-
Postn after Vaughn. Of LawreDcebu1g, whose
leg hls twice been auputAted. recently submitted
to third amputA.tou. This ttme aIl The dlaeAsed
ne+h and tone were recoyed, md he u getting
along nuely.
The MstnE Sun Telegraph Line being no longer
paJtnR hsiltuttou. tho proprietor of1ess 1t rent
free tor term Of yeaFs, and announces that un-
less It inc responsible parties accept this proposi
ton By the 18th Int The oflcea will be dlscou.
timed.
WISCONSIN.
The following Is from The annual report q the
Secretary Of Slate:
1he h epce fn the ttaEuy be1rnxfnf to the sererl
fund tho Hh tay Of 6eptenbef 1e6A WIS *ls1 so 81.
and The balance the 1th ct September lt68, FAl
A1!a,ak ~, showing An fncreAse.f $1l1I77.
~1hc sece!tta into and d1ubutsenruts ffom the
Treasury tpcaudRF ha}a0cN dNnk The paat year. Hc1t
"A follows:
, 1869-11-11
SUPERIOR COURT.


1n,,cn rn.eh '. FenisIsnH : pore n, -,n,.,-
A1n Iscof iRo:h.chttd It Al. = carlo u.rtv. Ry
coniessiou. For 3isIea ~ ~
feF FEE iads Ns,,ona, Bank o, Chicago ch.,e. Nc
f;hsea gaeeo isa sa.ssaiI ct a. :. uanr7 coc.ne,er
eSssea 1op9 ssson dss ' Jausa NsGneY. b. con
fefsion' fof sla'' II II, r,w
Ann N. p.,ne y W,.ism II. Pa,ne It all De-
s sE -" !, ns;1azI uss ~ ~ wo1 n Vii.
;ar pog1a 14,ess ~, fnr her 3oin,nre and for ner
snnnn1t and msinsrnArc. AMI in fea Of MI inter
s,i fsil'n4e a ~ estate Of deceased except
.nor.47nu M pnv.
Anr,tratcn ~ sts1Iey r Fov1er to admit
~ - hs ~ n% ~, H. -. ,.nar n.s rs1,us
ssS apn ~, .n1t -, ntin uu 10 ne.ns
snr he eb hers ste9 10 be tnoxn nI he nams
o. As"s James F9,,ns; F0Hns; ,rs7xruz
SniHN1t- .'.. =, x,.r.,,r,..,-
,ns III ,1 II ~ liz e,ssr, ~ sfehn,nx mr.
Suhrel4 ae9nSs' nusreu @ ~ as,...o. s d"e1 "
r. y. natoa "as LEY ~ 10y, a<..sta t
ne nerder q s'ephenl Losa!no. een.. b ttnkins
hlm oset tne aeaa "tn ro!lins pin' IL 70 oe tteo
tn'a os5' xrw arns
,,., Ne" sul1s.
Henf5 = Snannon '. Freces1ek 1aoDas aaa ".
a; nlepetma1. A.enmes!l. .... w..
Inc Ro3a bAA.nR fo*ae! ". '. houSfl Nas-
Eey aoo y y. Jonoson- Assump4L Densno,
solAs1 Wig attAc9nent ~ az. ,.,
Gntf1es u enIt es a. =. INC tulc1So NAEoie
and Granite Aann!actuftng Company. Aasamp'
a1E. utEAcn, 3,1u .
Adufoh Ba!atu, etc. =. aaac ana aen!5
Eeatherhy. OF 81, Cl2lf County. assumpalt De-
Panl RsIhef r. Thcobo!a Tousles. Aasaupatt-
Demat 4, fsbf.
Rober liendersou '. Edward DoT. Assumpstt
Deu and. 3fea 81 - .
william u. scaimpfefEaa y Tramau stone aud
e Peyeri5 {Siore Col Assunp1ls- Deinano.
500.
Simon SShlossman y Willlau and Arnold Good
, 1869-11-11

I'll related fnat tn olden umes,
nzhea 6Df 81 4 .ss ~ :s5 ss.
Or Immaculate Boaru ot Education strongly
reminds one Of re Valiant King; Taey rs.olye 70
schools, and aeDeAfhy end ~ declaring that no
child has been hurt and, II II was hurt It got no
more snan II. 11st deeefts II pnIalcian tsst.
punishment 1t school. tney d1sposo Of tue matter
by ssy1rR that the phys.e1an doesn't know any.
thine Il his own oasness, and nenoe y d'squa!i.
limitation Of 1he Medes and PersIans, md, having
nsde laws for the government Of tho schools, de-
clare srch laNe unchanReaolt. With the fsst BE-
has heen t,ned tn the Police court for innum anly
htatlEEssA boy placed IN his cnarge, they detail
.De ea.' ec'al 70 .nvest!safs ea.rXs Of cruelty
Light be expected, the fe.u,t Is "wb!teWHsh-
ltg" Of tne teacher, though the victim OF her
anger lies In djtng condition At his fathers
In reeard to TIE angle case which haa elected
the preeeus discussion, II Is stated that the teacner
ordered the pOJ 10 come fran his eeat to the cen-
ire OF ine rom. He refused to do 70, and sha
attempted to force him to obey her. In this ~
tempt, IL u alleged, she threw him Violently
aRanst h1s desc, aud then AGAINST The steam pipes,
defk aud tue ptp4s It Is TURNER alleged that tae
boz va upcon.caons for a full hour afrer ihe
school h0ns, md WAS resfEcd onlJ by the pef6tsf-
statement. are 4 ade By the children who attend
the school 1t IL not At ali nkely that VI. BaseT,
with bis present reputation for aafAnness 4nd
cruelty, could pttasn The came abatement ftrm
the eafle children; aud I refJ muca doubt II he
would 90 70 II le could
Il does not follow that because It WIS necessary
TO whip Inspector Holden Into good behavior.
when boy, II In necessary 10 whip eFerJ osnct
child into Implicit obedience to the Hg1t rules OF
the Board Of Education. A. was edl'0E!a1ly slated
in The THiBCSR, the ch,la VINO Dct4ts constant
punishment 10 tecure good behar!nf Is not ii Ia.
inate Of puolic scnoe!, but should be eent TO n
ft1otant0Ty.
ii the hoard OF E,uc7tlon reAlly desire m hones
tnytatlSanon OF tue AtAIua CHG, let them sec1ft
the t<Tylces Ut committee of palenie Wnost
CHI dIen attend the skinner School. who, ousccoM
panied b. Inspectors or Principal. can eltci' sat
exact ruth In Relation 10 the mattel. THIS Bhn1lt
ard the teacher aSalust whom the charges ars
made. hS1 SIDE.
CHICAGO Nov. 10 tsS4.