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Middletown transcript., 1873-12-20
The Original Rothsohild.

William IX the Lnndgrave 6f Hose (sa
clcc,or he subsequently adopted the title of
William J chose Rothsehild as his bsukcr.
aud laid the basis Of the ia,ter's ~ealth.
William was n aeposi.or worth having.
altei, his riches had not come tu him or
rather his father in the most honorable
way. Il was his father. the Landgrsvs
Frederic IL. who furnished George III.
With seventeen thousand Uessians 10 6ghs
aeainsi our colonial ancestors in cousidssas
ton of $50. 900. 900. This vast ssm.
backed by as much more. Frederic len -
his successor, who pu, it all into the llands
u the cunning knight CT the Red Shield.
Frankfort was amszed II this step. The
famous bankers could not und, rs,anJ Why
William should pass them by, and rsp.ss
his entire trust in banker compars,isriy
unknown.
The cause was this Baron E.soM.
while adja,ant- geseral to Duke Ferdinand
in the Seven Years War. became very i,t-
innate with Frederic aud William HI
also learned much of the shrewdness. ssgpcl
i,r, and tras,woribineis Of fRothschill wlsr,t
the latter was in the employ Of Oppenhciu.
the baron's banker. and strongly rscoss-
mendea Mayer to the landgravs as nm ens-
lnently proper person to leave money with.
In consequence ei such rero,nuysndasi.sn
Mayer visited the palace Of the prince 10
Cassel, and found him playing ch - ei,h
the baron. Too tactful to interrupt iha
game. he stood behind tho hndsravcs
chair and held his peace, mark Of sssss
and sympathy which no sincere chess. plsy-
er could fail to appreciate.
Tho game was going against William.
who fol, deeper interest in il on that so
count, Afier long pause. uncertain what
move to make next, be suddenly tsraed 10
the banker with the question.
DO you understand chess9"
Ro,hschild. ~he had boon closcly taishs
ing the board from his entrance, rsturssd
this diplomatic reply:
Sufficiently we'll, your serene liehpss
to induce me. were the game mine. 70 ea1tls
on the king's side"
That was a master stroke: d iurne3 H.
foa, to victory, and 80 dslightsd the pssss
that he put his hand on his advisers s1eal-
der saying: '.You ere wise maa HseAs
can sxtriea.e chess- player ffcu -
difficulty As | was in u,uss havs vss1e11ne
bead for business" He itea ~ ~
some time With the visitor. sni - -
another interview for tho nsst ~
Afer the banker ha1 ssss lsse111oev
baron that Rothsshila un1srso4 -
like Frederic tho GssaG. asd elukt
with such bsain nuss - eapstls sfo11
care Of other psrssss' nsaey. ssper
Knswledss oe the slas ~oll - -
charmed flavssussi- nu1st11s 1o
ssd Chsslsmsses swusvsesd l.
] lssrdsivs tsmslses. 1sssei -
sesspsa y shs tsshsftks - r. r
| - - cs6GuaslteG
1 5ense 1lrnst lDnel
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-20
Politics..

In politics the Tgssscnlrr Is Democratic, and
devoted 10 the success oil that party, but 50 far
Independent, that II will never advocate or sup
port measures that are maniftstly erroneous, at
the dictate OF party rulers, but will ever pursue
that course which most clearly points to the right
What Il bclicvcs ts bc wrong II will condemn,
and what u regards as rightis will uphold. Il
eringes for no mvors aud fears no ifowns.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-20
News and Literature.

All the news Of the day necessarily condensed,
will be found in i,s columns. To the local de-
partmcnt the utmost care is given, in order 10
make Il as acceptable aud interesting a hcne pa
per as possible. II IL full OF entertaining and in
teres,ing reading matter Of every Kind, but cou-
tainng nothing that can offend the most delicate
and scrupulous taste. The hest stories and ro-
mances OF cnrrcH literature are carefully selected
and lsgiby printed in It's columns, and the fresh
est and most instructive articles on Agriculture
appear In that department.
Special attention Is paid 10 reporting the cur
Yeat market prices of country produce aud grain.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-20
Job Printing.

This department Is under ho nauagcmen, of a
skilful and practical printer, and Is second 10
none on tho Peninsula Tor workmansip p, prices
and style OF execution. our Office beng fur
nished with Hand and Power Presses and large
stock Of new Job Type OF yarious styles, We are
fnlly prepared 10 print promptly call lor eash,
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-20
0riainal Storp.
Re-@rii,ea for The Tronscrip,.
A CHRISTMAS sToR'

UFdkeNbuFN.-.
"Why looks your grace 80 heavily to-day7h
Cfarencs.--
''oh ! have passed miserable night,
So full Of fearful dreams, Of ugly sights,
That, ns am Christian faithful man,
! would not spend another such night,
Though twerc 10 buy world Of happy days !;
So full Of dismal terror was the ,inc.'
Bretsahwry.--
"what was your dream, M, lord7 ! pray you
tell me n--SliAKssrgAns.
Have mercy, Jesu Soft: | did but dream. 2
linn.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-20

supply Of Printers Stationery, suited 10 the
wants Of the pablic,aiways on hand. Merchants,
Farmers, Mechanics, constsbles, and all other
business men accommodated, cheap and quick,
with anything In our line.
Plain aad Ornamental Printing of all kinds
done In any color, or variety Of eolors, when de-
sired. We can and will i all orders gissn us
~ speedily, promptly, neatly and rhespiy, for
eash ns can be done at any other Office on the
Peninsula,
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-20
Special.

Te qake opr prices correspond with the tight
regular ratee for advertising and Job work, which
vii b. eJow - can BE- done elsewhere, Of 10
pee ceaI ~ caa6 q adsnnes.
Ofdsss fton dIstaass viii recsive prompt at
tsoo1ea. ssl
- faisongs II ths public = solisitsd.
Fu6IAGn PREPAID. .--On svsvs euhsctiptics
r1t1 = atS1nps, ts1bre ~ Nh a 5annasI -
VII ptsqay ~ psshgs.
I HeM
n Il - 81 81 OLDs.
III a II h Yi aSs s ri ssA ss8 IS zSls "a 81
4 nglsus AiiD Pabfeissps
, 1873-03-20
THE WEATHER.
War Department Weather ProEnos. |
ticutionB.--Ikcp0rts from Various

War Department Weather ProGnos.
ticutions.--Ikcports from Various
HlnCeHs
CHICAGO, March 10.-The Signal Service brings
report of "cold snap" III the far Northwest
this morning-7 degrees bc}ow zero at pemblnat
and 6 above at Breckenrldge, with the wind
t,re oontnuea: st. Paul, 80 degrees aboye;
graos; Alpona, al degrees. 1t San Francisco.
the Thermometer marhs IS degrees; ut Chicago,
43 degrees; Mt New Orleans, Ga degrees; at
Jacksonville, Fla, 02 degrees; at Waahington,
Al degroos; at Now York, Il degreos; at Port
land, Mo-, 80 degrees; at Quebec. 26 degrees.
Genorally cloudy cast Of tho Miesisslppl River
to tho Atlantic coast; raining at New Orleans.
WAR DEPARTMENT., OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
SIGNAL SERVICE, DIVISION OF TELEaHAMs AND
REPORTS FOR THE DEaEFIT OF COMMERCE.
WAsnrNoToN. .. c., March 10.-Probabilities---
The low barometer in Indiana and Michigan will
moyo eastward on Thursday over tho Middle
Btatoa For tho Middle and Atlantic Coaata, ila-
oreaBing south and east winds and threatening
weather and rnin. For tho South Atlantic States,
clouds md possibly rniny weather, with south,
falling temperature by Thursday eyenius For
tie Ohio Valley and Upper LnkeH rising baromo-
tor, falling temperature, fresh to brisk, cold
northwest winds and generally clearing weather.
. Oa,tionary signals aro ordered for Savannah,
Charleston, Wilmington Norfolk, Baltimore, aud
0t5 G41no Ill.,, March 1o.-rho woathol Is clear
and pleasant:
ooar mud pleasant, and business ut tho wharf IL
nctiVo.
, 1873-03-20

isnttfal Dfspdtch to 7He Ck7cay0 1Fl6s'le.
RocKronD, ILL.,, March 1o.-Two years ago,
young lady by tho name Of Harper, residing
here, married a gentloman by tho name Of
Wilder, who ownR considerable property in Cilt-
cago. Her penchnnt for driving dashing equip
ago, and tie fact TINT hor husband fs 10 years
Of ago, hayo caused her to ho regarded WITH III.
terost by ccrtain young unmarried gcnl!omon
tor OF tho hotel at tho depot, has openly OK
eyoning, as she waa driving by, he
msn'festol Il BY , agnaeant Int. clearing ;, Of
madiate and unexpected handing Of tho reius
to Ier poutlilon. She then deliberately alighted.
and. T Walking up to Mr: WAito, applied her whip
viii cruol energy, until her victim z'!eeoaded In
Sa r5SspaE sass Mo o eooo!s %e ~a oro~a T0 Hoh I'll
parties departed to arrest ono anchor. To-day
It has been quietly arranged to tho mutual untih.
fsntfnn of Ill concorned
, 1873-03-20

Gov. DIX Illus no Further Commute
cntion to mnkc..Prepurntions FOR
tho Execution

Gov. Dix sanp no Further: Commute
cntion to 1akc-.Prepnrntions FOR
the Execution
speciaE Dispatch to The chtca9o 7rtouns.
New YoRK, March 19.-Astho time draws near
for ToBtors execution, public excitement is be-
coming intensified. Tho doomed mau continued
to hope up to this evening. His frionda have
boon putting forth tho mort tremendous oxer-
tions to savo him, and oven now, 1t is said, they
intend to bring all thoir influence to boar upon
tho Judges Of the Court Of Appeals to induce
rhom to domand a 1ongthenod respite Of
the Governor, to enable them to reconsider
thoir decision, as It is claimed thoy have right
to do It was believed that tho Governor could
not Withstand tue affidavit Of jurors, but this de-
lusion has boon disapatcd. Sheriff Brennan
telograpAed to Gov. Dix this morning:
snrR1rF,s s,.1sr ors19s e NY NY YonH'}
70 Hfs Ercel.ency, Gou. john 4. Dir
Doyou propose to scnd mo o communication in rel
ercnce to he caao Of Foster7 As to presscs, please
snswer. 4G, ,,,~.u+ur nn,.,.u s,,rtc
Tho following answer was received;
EXECUTIVE MANBloN,
ALBANY, March 10, 1873. !
have no communication to make.
10 Matthew r. Brennan, Sheriff.
The announcement Of the Governors decision
was greeted with widespread satisfaction: Eos
tGr ulIHRel1 GFaHEeQ no GIuUt1u1 NuoA t4o to4o-
gram was read to him this afternoon. He ap-
pears to be trying hard to resign himself to bis
fate, but this evening tho strain is apparent in
lis increased neryousneas He slept we'll last
night and 1ose s. soon sttos g. eoloik; ;e S; Al, Az
he ate very aparingly. He was not permitted to
leave his coll to-day, nor will ho be until the
| morning OF tho execution.
It noon DR.. Tying visited him, and thoy read
tho scriPtures and ongaged II prayer for some n;
time. Fosters vito vas at tho prison early thi1
Of her husband, who ia closely watched b,
the two Deputy Sheriff.. sho sat 9ntsldt ,
aorvlces witt, hor husband. Fostor's agct
mother visited lin to-day for tho first time
since lie has been in tho Tombs. Both wert
greatly Affected. His children have mover ye
been to zee him. The preparations for the exe
oution will bo commenced on Thuraday, and ths
gallows will be eroctod directly opposite the win
dow Of Fosters cell, III front Of the female pIis
oners' department. An extra force Of poles
viii bo on hand to presorve order. Compare
lively few invitations have boon issued, and II
tho meantime no outsiders are allowed to vlsi
| the condonned man.
, 1873-03-20
NEW YORK.

Bonded Silks StoIcn.-,Eho Old Dutch
Church, Fulton Strcet--Rc.vnrd for
FORGED Stock isc c11u.
neoaax Local Nczvs.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonK, March 19.-llany complaints have
boon rocofyed from merchants that their boxes,
while In bond in Meyers L Co.'s warehouse, have
been broken opon, and valuable silks stolen. The
Government has ordered an investigation.
It is understood TINT tho Consistory Of tho
Dutoh Church has votad> to pull down tina old
Fulton Street Church, and cover the site thereof
with buildings for business PURPOSES It Is hero
TINT tho celebrated daily prayor-meotinga have
beon hold for fifteen yoars without interruption,
gagged to-day In making up subscription US q
reward to be given to tho brokers' clerk who, on
Saturday, discovered the forged Wabash certlfl-
cute tendored to Kuhn, Loeb &Co. The members
standing reward Of 81, 900 to my clerk or hrokor
who shall first discover any Irregularities in
stocks passing through Ills hands.
A divorce suit waB brought to-day in tho City
Court OF Brooklyn, which is destined to make
L. Grosyonor had her husband, Capt. George H.
GrosYonor, arrested OH l. charge Of bigamy. The
case Was dismissed, aa tho alleged second
wife, Annie ". Robinson. s1a who kept =
his mistress, and was never married. to him.
MrB GroBvenor claims m absolute divorce on
the grounds OF Auditory. The defendant Is now
carrying on tho millinor business for Mics Rob-
inson. She ii 3 very stylish-looking brunette,
! and the defendant q propossessing blonde Of
about 27 yeazs OF age. Capt. arosvenor
il nephew Of Seth B. Grosvenor,
Of Buffalo, who endowed tho GroByonor
Library Of that city, md belongs to one Of tho
Oldest familioa Of this State. Judge McCuo
granted reference, and allowed the plaintiff
475 counsel fec aud s8 weok alimony.
John Diglin accepts the challenge recently ia,
sued by George Brown, OF Halifax. N. s.. and
| offors to row five or s1x-naile race in
shell boats on tile Connecticut Rivor
| at Springfield, Mass. on or abont
the date which may bo settled for the annual col
lege regatta next July. II Brown dooa not ao-
cept these terms, they are open to any man in
tho country, for tho championship Of America
! United States Attorney Bliss stated, to-day,
that the case Of Phelps. Dodge 4: Go. has beor
| finally sottled on payment Of S271,00o to thu
Government by the firm.
, 1873-03-20

THE PREVIOUS QUESTION.
WARRINGTON, March 10.-1Ir. WRIGHT moved
that tho sonatc tnke up for consideration lilo
resolution submitted by him, proposing that the
previous question may DO demanded oithor by
a majority vote or In some modified form, etc.
hir. THURMAN objected to tho consideration
mr. WRIGHT showcd the necessity Of adopt
ing somo sol rule for tho purpose of facilitating
tho tranhactlon Of public business. -.
Mr.. SHERMAN lopod tho resolution would be
without dobato, and lot them exnmIne the whole
subject and roport at tho next aesafou;
Aftor considerable dobhte the Senate, BY
yoto OF 85 against go, refused to tahe up, and
thus refer the resolution.
AGRICULTURAL REPORT.
On motion Of bfr. ANTHONY, tho Commits
sionor Of Agriculture was roql1estedto comm,ui-
cato to the Senate hlB annual report, with &C.
coinpanying papor6, which wore ordered to be
printed.
s1,ss1ss1rr1 LEvEE8.
Mr.. WEST asko1 tic Senate to take up his
resolution giving tho Committee on tho Leyees
Of the mississippi River leave to ait during tho
recoaB md report Oh the condition Of tito leveeB
Of tho nrssIsaiphl; aluo, on tho proprioty Of
tho Governmont controlling md maintaining tho
sa1no.
The CHAIR decided tho resolution out Of
ordor.
Tho Senate proceeded 10 the consideration Of
the cnBe Of Senator Caldwell.
Mr.. OONKLING said that Caldwell var legally
elected and two years after Ills election tho B.n-
ate was asked to declare that ho nover WAS olect-
ed at all, and that in law and In fact no such
election over took place. and that In low tho sent
has boon vacant all tho time. He (Conkllng)
could not 80 pronounce: His oath, as ho under
Htoolit forbade him doing SO. Eyory time tho Son
ute tranBcenled law In order that particular good
might come, thoy gildod with now light the OK.
olaInation Of Nine. Roland: "0h, liberty! how
many crimes are committed in thy namel" The
Senate could not hold TINT Caldwell was mol
elected, and at the sumo time maintain that they
could oxpel him. Thoy could oxpol no ono OK
copt he bo member, and no ono could be Q
Senator unless he was so elected. But, for the
him up for awhile Us a Senator for tho purpose
Of knocking lin down 7 Either Caldwell wae
elec.ed, or tho Senate laye no powor to e1pol
him. Mr. Conkling, without concluding his ro'
marks, gnye way for m executive session, at tho
expiration Of which tho Senate
Adjourned.
, 1873-03-20
THE LABOR QUESTION.
The EnWlnecrs' Strikc on the Sta
Louis Dc Northern PACIFIC IkntlrOnd.

The EnHlnocrs' striko on the Ste
Louis Dc Northern Pacific Iknt1rond.
ST. Louis, March 10" Grand Chief En-
gineor Wilson, Of the Brotherhood Of Loco.
with Gcnoral Superintendent Van Horne, atated
that tho " Brotherhood wRs not engaged In tha
strike. 1t vaH wholly tho work Of tho Mobe1{y
Division, was in violation Of tho rules Of
toned by it, and that tho way to deal
with those engaged in the Btriko would DO to
suspend tho division until tho noxt general con
yention, md then, upon on Investigation thoir
phatio in lis statement TINT the !" Brotherhood "
docs not sanction strikes. Ho .llad no power
to docldo the matter, but would counsel the
strikers that they had gone too far and ahould
cease their demonstration.
Affairs on st. Louis, knnaas City q Northern
Railroad hayo boen pretty quiet to-flay. 4
switch was turned and IN engine partially run
oil the track ut Lexington Junction tonight, but
The shorifT Of Ray County, with posse, war
affair and took tllcm to Richmand Jail. There
arc now nearly 100 metropolitan, ..Pollcs
in this city along the line Of tho road who, with
guard tho trainn aud property, aud no further
trouble is apprehondod. Passenger trains
started from ill tho terminus Of the road to-
night, aud haye not been molosted.
gregatcd ut st. ChnroB, but they aro thoroughly
oyerawed and kept quiet by the police:
The Adjutant- General arrived IN this city TO-
| night, and reports matters quiet along tho main
iine When at hlohory, yesterday ho gayo orders e,
| for the organization Of q militia company, the
names OF tho now men composing # to be sub,
naittod to the railroad company, and, If found
unsatisfactory, they will not be armed.
with the strikers toaay bit tho result hns n not
transpirod. He still maintains howe,xier !,i thas ns
sanctioned By tho brothorhool of Engineers.
0cncral Superintendent Vanhorn already hns
about flly now engiMeers, and ~ hourly re-
! ceiying accessons. lIo avows determination
to neYcr again employ Drothorhood En-
No further interruption to travel on this road
il expected. The train out from here Tonight
was tho largest for some time:
Reports liaye gained circulation that the strike
has extended to other roads in tho StAte' but
| they oau DO traced to no reliable sourco.
ST.. JOSEPH, No., March 10.-1ho atrilers on
| thls ond Of the st. Louis, Kansas City u
! Northern Railroad quiotod today, aad trains ase
running,
, 1873-03-20
POLITICAL.


Temperance Convonsion.
specta! Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
LANSING, hIic1l., March t0.-The Michigan
Woman Suffrage Association mot at Mond's Hall,
today, and elected oillcora for the next year,
as follows: ;pIrosidout, Mrs. 4. Il. Walker, Ct
we'll; Fidus Livctmoro, Of Jackson Mrs. B.
q: ill., Peck, Of st. Jo4eps 4. A. Williams Of
500; Mrs. Iiazlotto, Of Hilisdaio tho nov. J.
In Lane9g zig g Recording soesots,ry, Mr. 8 T. En-
of Lansing. Cheirman Of tho m Executive s. Com.
mittoo, Dr.. J. II. 3. stono Kolatnazoo.
Kesolutione worc adopted expressive Of their
boliof IN tho fsual sncceaR Of their movomont,
word II malo" in tho stato Constitution wherever
1t restricts the right of suffrage.
CoLuMpus, March 10.-The State Tomporanoa
Convention M assembled In tho City Hall at P: M,
dali, who delivered m address Of welcome. a
permanent organization was effoctod by o1octing
the Row L. Morriok, Of Delaware, Chairman, and
the Rows Z. L. Boxford and J. ]. lanoy, Of
tho fsbush f. E. sa ~ Mns sossie assa
at Salem, O.. expressing sympathy, and declar-
ing it's momborB would proacl1, pray, md vote
for tho loyal and eternal prohibition of the
liquor traffic. The usual committcoB we're ap-
l
At tho evening session tho following rcso1u-
| tlons wore adopted after a long discussion:
ntsolved, Tint hereby request tho coming connti~
tntional Convention to continue tho clause in tho prcs<
ent C9nsttnt9, providing that ucouso to tEao in
and to give The Genora Assembly nowsr to lcgsleta
against sch traffic. hna tho oyia resulting thcse1rou
Rcsored, That opposed to any laws Of ths
State whereby any less egal reatraiut shall be paced
| upon the liquor traf!ic,
Resolved, That ~ temperance people VIC will uBe cur
influence In iii suitable ways to elect s,ch persons to
cf3n $f0{r IN p,H
austan such laws will most cectuay suppress the
aao aud OF Intoxicating liquors.
Aplan for efrecting more perfect organiza'
ton Of tile temperance people Was aYreood on.
Messrs. =. +. White, D. A. Randall, J. J.
Janoy, g. N. Oltla, 4. Burr, all Of Columbus,
,sorc chosen as tho State Central Committee.
Tho Committee Was instructed to prepare poti
tiona to be circulated throughout tho State call
ing on the constitutional Convention to legis-
late in occordance with the above roaolution8.
A committee WAS also appointed to devise and
| rrport, at future convention, some plan for
permanent Btate Temperatee Organization.
| Adjourned sine die.
, 1873-03-20
T
.NUAIBER 213.

tho nandrof :. ornoy-4 General Barlow by Englialt
stookholdert =; uao In otfccting reforms in tho
Eric manage + it. IN additional sum Of GOO
was pnid BY E Eric Directory, for which no no.
count is mad q. Ono OF tho principal matters to
DO invostiga :; lB as to the lato payment Of =
dividend, VII: It Ia charged, was not justified
by tho earnii of the road.
Ex-Spoaka - tnry Smith aud Matthew Hale
woro boforo tho Eric Investigating Committee at
Albany thia morning, but nothing especially now
WIS oloitod. Both gentlomen corroboratod tho
toatimony given yesterday by Atsorney~doneral
Barlow.
Tho Committee adjourned to moot On Friday
In Now York City.
, 1873-03-20
New York City P0ltsfca.

Special Df1pa{c6 to TAe Chicago TRIBUNE.
NEW York, March 19.--N WIS rumored in
charter has beon 90 altered rs to suit alt parties.
Senator Benodict has, 1t is said, compounded
with tho other members OF the Committee. on
Cities, and it Is now fixed that tho Board Of
Assistant Aldermen will not bo logialatod out OF
givan to the Mayor, tho President Of tho Board
Of A1dormon, and tho President Of the Board Of
Assistant Aldermen.
At meeting Of the Republican Central Com
mittee, last evening, remarks wero made by
prominent members to tho effect that Mayor
Hayomeycr was not to DO regarded as q member
OF tho marty.
, 1873-03-20
Rn4lrOud News

p1rrsnunal1, "a. March 1o-rllo annual moot
ing Of tho stockholdora OF the Pi.taburGl', Fort
Wayne T. Chicago Hallway Company was hold in
thls city this forcnoon aud tho following nnmoa
goutenlon wero elected Directors Tor tho term
Josso i. Williams, Fort Wayne: Louis II. Myer.
Now York. Tho 1'rosidont, G. ". Caas, aud tho
socretary nnd Treasurer. ". Hutchinson, Hero
continued.
NEW YonK, March ia special frola Boatop
says that Judge shoploy rcfWed to grant IN III
Junction to prevent the foreclosure, by the bond
holders, In tho caso Of tho Boston, Hartford d
Erie Railroad
Tho Erio oilicialn supondod to-day wcro 11ora-
, 1873-03-20
TEJIRD PAGE,

<
WASHINGTON 1nauguration-AC Cold Anair-Does
Prosident Grant Expcct Thisd Term 2-I4st Of tho
Anu-Ceusu1eEs.
THE FARM AND GANDEN-How this Spring Comes
to ua with tho Trade -Winas- Richard Miatakcn
.-How thu HeAd.Earno Of tho Industrial Univc1slty
Fattens Hill Beet-A Grand Discovery In tho Grow
ing Of Forest Trees the PrAiriea-Preparation Of
tho Sell for the Small Gtalos-Sowing OF Rya-ValQo
Of Nyo,Bt1aw-3prinQ Wheat and Barley-Oats-
PloNing for Corn, aud the Culture Of ths Crop.
TEE FARMERS-A Meeting In Champaign County-A
Lawyor Invited to Mako bpesoh, aud Advises Them
to Enforce the Three.Cent Law With theI1 Own Good
Right Asms-Resoluttons- Members Of tho Lo8tala-
turn Ordered to Go to Wo1k-1mpcaohtng Gov. Bev.
o1dge-Tho Farmers to Organize Now Political
Party-The Ptoss Must Give Up Their Paases.
AIRS. SAM JONEE-She Dlscoutses About tho Evils Of
the 8emi.Annual House-O e-Oleaning. shows that It Is
Full OF Misery to tho Household, aud Proposes .
Remedy Whoreby Vast Amount Of aunering May
Bo Notwithstanding About Our Naturo and
How We Women Worship tho Absurd-Shc BE-
oomes Serious and Sad 0vot tho Subject, and Ia
Tomptod to Become Missionary to Preach Nav
Gospel.
PERSONALS OF THE PER1op-Dono IN vsr.o by
OEpheus q. Koss.
, 1873-03-20

FonT WAYNE, Ind, Marol. 10.-IIibhler, w1lo
was recently tried and condemned for tho 'n,c.
der Of his wife. was to-day aontancod to inn:1a'
onment for life, by Judge breckenridge. When
asked to shy why sentence should not DO pasaod
upon him, ha simply replied. without any sign ot
emotion, tlat Ao WAS not guilty.