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MILDNED'S FATE.
CHAPTER IV--coNcLusIoN.

OH ApIlIR lN~-CONCIISlON..
r.o n,,nan,,, observation-disclosures :, q
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'he Wohiah' L..
Mildred S'iooN 'io' "u1'' ' "a,H
"lloie lIan'e feiiloie'' " '''' '''-"''4 w., ),
VIII oIl'ls l'ie i'''i' V''N ,''','N WV
s"iu inc sooo woman '"'
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zone 9"P iei' '''e ioon', ''''.- I r",
"e'"'i nv" " ~ 'F ,.in
'he fhlIo "llc'' '"' i'"ns'S 't''., W.,
drank sieeIi'1l az" '','' ~, NV
SOUND steep upon I'LL h'"'no' n.y.
in lhe hle"h'i'i.e 'i'N ,5'V' - W, Wv
man had Il good uT' u"''I !" p's ~ '''
ana brought AlIidFca laIse li"'' -
bread ana butter lor hptse''
Now" salu she' Wiieh 'npS "e'o
seated before inc p''@l"S n'.' "I'T -
Mildred ha.I eaten hri supper JIlv '','
mc all a"'"t yourself ana we wiz Spe u
we can memo h'a''e'S 'or you, i"
dred told her all OF her past i!''-'lo"
she had married a man WHO ',''',
himsclfa Count, out VINO squ"h"e. &"
her money ana desefte" iei !" ''o'
houf of greatest need, ana now SIN
months later, hef lit'Ie "'''"ie "''@
born, and her !andiady llau tur'eo l"'
out of doors when the GNU was on'1
six weeks old because she III" io'
money to pay for her lodgings III ""-
vance.
1t was a sad, sad tale to listen to- ana
the good little woman wiped her eyes
many times with the corner OF her
apron during its recital. Poor Mildred
moved from place to place, living Oh
the small pittancc she could earn, until
the child fell i'll from want and expo
sure. Then all her courage gave way,
and despair chilled her very soul.
"Whnt was the Counts name :"
asked her new friend, when she had
finished her recital.
Leonidas," replied Mildred. GLOW
long since you saw him?
"About eighteen months"
at must be the same man. mHsed
the landlady, as though speaking 70
herself. 4,
"Haye You ever met him :" ASKED
Mildred hastily
We'll l cant say 'Aac',y was ,ne
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Tic copartnership which has existed be-
tween j. ". Thurmond and Ira c. Mitchell,
i'm the practice OF law, has been dissolved By
mutual consent. Business on hind Will DO
closed Jointly. J. NJ. THURMOND.
IRA G. MITCHELL
Ny office will remain with Judge Thur
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street, when 1t will he next door to the Post
office. lkA I. MlIChELb-
Attorney at Law.
Dallas. August q, 1873. l69dtf
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n. q. JoRpAN, go a. ApNSpAuGH,
ply,ldeni, Cashier
.CITYBANK OF DALLAS
CAPITAL s25O,O0O.
DIRECTORS.
T. O. JORDAN, J.R. CoUTs,
w. Z. HUGHES, @. C.sLAUGHTER.
CORRESPONDENTS.

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MEDICAL.
EIN g. LGSH
FNMAEIE IiITNERS.

A n INFINITE multitude of diseases walt
\ upon wom1n's footsteps from the cradle
TO the grave, aud SO long MS she exposes her
soft TO the various vicSsitudps ofwe0ther ana
evor-changlug scenes Of llfo's iltful follles, so
long viii She be the recipient of troubles pc
GUITAR to her sex. But few ladies are exempt
FROM some form of female complaint. me
iisrps,s and symptoms oISol of those affec-
lions alluded to, are as follows: Chlorosls,
or Green Sickness, all Irregularities, Hyster-
ics. PalpitatiOn, Sick Headache, Difficulty OF
BrlltlIing, Smothering \ insations, Prolapslis
l-tagi and liberation, cold feet and hands,
tsldineSs aud Swimming of the Head, Pain
IN the side and back, low spirits and melan-
chOly, Mental and Physical ProStraton,
WnkriuncSs, Indigestion, Constipation. Tor
pd fiylr, and all That class Of chronic COM
pgints peculiar to the female SEX The pc
ouliar and valuable coordination known as
rrOGg1oles
English Female Iii;tcrs,
cures the above female complaints, and oil
other troubles that 0fiiiOt old or young, mar
ri-d or single females.
II ~ once arOuses aud invigoTAtes the fe.
male frame, giving strength to the weak ana
f'cbls, building up the emaciated, quietlng
HE nervous, impaItlug life and buoyancy 10
the dull and lisliess, relieving pain, regun-
ting The livcran bOwelsand otherwise gath
nringup and restoring the shattered female
constitution. Sold by merchants and drug
g,ts everywhere. Address
DIR. J. +. DROMGOOLE,
Proprietor, Memphis, Tennessee.
, 1873-07-26

thsn ss damages Of tho painttr might bc tho dlrar.
creo etweon Tho lcAat cxpellevo Of these methods
10 tho svantaFo s ~es tic dosadsns oved BY
nc thsn orst thea,, md by Thch tho ra. eoal1
1nt a. wo understand tho r.o lid down by tho e-
promo court In Mowry Whitney, Il Washing, o2o,
n he fscts found by tue A1aatcr Ills rule OF profits
rne t,9s
ssar 10 1 a 1a;sGe s lo Il
ths ,aaeh,nes, .and * thair Nse.
W think thas these ,ay b: roper clements y Gnter
but the c1centionn fail to point out whoren tue Mueer
has orrca, and tho counsc! have hot IN tho argument
The of Tho Master In ills respect as tho ey
denco beon brought bcforo 1s. qo hercfore 10 not
1ucisy tnow s s9s qt s varloaa o ashines te
rsinE then Wo tnk, In order TINT these Complaints
should he available to the dotend1ns, tho oy!doco
pointed cut ut lcaat IN Tho nrEumont That has not
been done, and therefore they VIII he overrwca. Aud
spcction Of tho achinery, viii te Exception Of ito
1Iain machine, tho dorolco II the cost Of tho lnfrng
Ing lnachuea, compared with tho Cawood machines,
ia Te c oscepton wiies il special on tho part ot tho
CHI ohceso fort wayae isawas Company r. wo n
hatory q tho 0on,Pany, and tle leguetio,i Affecting
IT. tho Master ought to have found how far sud to whnt
e1tont tho olA Company and tl9 now infrDgea, apd
bo responsible for tho lobta o. tts i.relesesaor.
It's ob]ectol In Tho nrgument TINT tho n1aster has
not drawn correct conCetona from tho cvsenco aB to
tho cost OF labor anu fuel, IN including tl,n rail o tho
anvll m! on tho oawooa machns IN Iho @ eyaoaes iote
out to s, nn woul bo necessary to cxan,ino cfis
cay tho whole of thu Testimony on ibis branch q tho
" DO expected to such general objection as this
hut the will have to be put back to tho Master,
ho can DO directed 10 the md cor
roct any concalons he haa ae If ho thinks tho cyl
dcnGo ,luBtiaes 1t.
, 1873-07-26

Tho oIntor-Occnn's Unf0nndcd Charges
Against tho Illinois Central 1aaltl st.
Louis d Chicago Knilronds.
Mr. Scamrnor, in tho Inter- OCEAN Of yesterday,
charged both the Illinois Central and tho st.
Louis L Alton Railroad Companies with yio1at-
ing tho agreement regarding tho iasung Of
passeB. Nnn,os wore given, md the Btatomcnts
seemed plausible, but Investigation proved them
to bo absolutely falso. 1t WAS asserted that ono
Hill, Ballir in Judge Rogers Court, who
did some important aoryice for tho
Illinois Central Road, applied to Mr.. 0owott,
its attorney, for pasa that 1lr. Jowott pronl-
isodto procure 1t for him. mud wrote to Mr.. New
oil, tho President Of tile Company, asking him
to issue one; that ntr. Novel; replied that he
could not, in tho faco of the resolution adopted
conaciouciously honor tho request; TINT, thero-
fore, llr. Jewott threatened to tender Ills resig-
nation, saying he would not haye any connection
with railway corporation which did not Issue
passes when called for them aud that Mr. Now
ell WAS intimidatod by this threat, and tho pass
was issued. This "reyolation !" created some
comment, and 1lr. Scanimon Was for once conl-
mondod for having made nh exposure Of unfair
denlings An interview, however, with tho gen
tlolnon named, dispe]1od the illusion, and stamped
tho allegations as falsehoods. President Newell
said to d TRIBUNE reporter that tho article was
uptrne from beginning to ond; lie issued pasa
to ono Of 81r. Jewott's CLERKS before tho ngreo-
mont was signed, but had not accommodated
any QUO whatever aince, and would not under
any circunlstances, as long aB the resolutions
remained in forco. Mr.. JoWett was next sought
out, ntd he doriiod having asked for paAa or
having throatoned to tender his reaignnsion as
attorney for the road if Ills domauds woro not
complied with. No ono had asked him for pass
Bnce tho compact WAS signed, and ho
should not on1unvor to dead-head q
Bailifr or any other porBon who had dono him
fayors. Mr.. IlilI stated that Alr. Jowctt had
procured him \ pnsB to 90 to Louisville three
yeasS aGo, and that he had not called on him
Bi1co. 80 much for Mr.. Bcanlmon'H yarn about
tho Central load. Now for tho supplemental
] falschood about tho st. Louis d Alton Noad
Afr. s. L. Whipplo, who has charge Of tho pass.
books and Bees every pasH issued, said that thai
| Company had not issued one to any person OK
capt an o,nploye since tho 10th instnpt. FRO.
yiouBly thoro waa somo doubt about the issue tc
stock-shippers, ,and pasaeH had boom giser
! reached BY the other roads, 'sdead.heads
wore cut off, and not QUO had since ridden over
| tho rond without paying full fare. The charge
| ngainst this road WAS TINT pasBoB were Hsued il
] b1anli--certainly d very absurd Way and one
easily dotectcd; but Mr.. Whipplo's statement
| shows it to bo grountliosa. Ccrtatu peraons whc
formerly obtained FREQ ridcB nro endoavorfng to
break tho compact by circulating lies about the
issue of passca, and Mr. Bcamnon, who wrote
| the article, must have got hold Of ono OF these
| scampu aud placed crodenco in what he Baid. In
no othor way eau tho publication Of such stato-
| ments bp accounted Tor.
, 1873-07-26
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, JULY ae 1873

paan through Portland to-day, on thoir WY to
Angusta, Mo-, to visit Speaker Blatio. i
Jeaao Harper, for q number Of yeara editor Of
tho panyilo {1ll.) Comn,erct0i l,aa sold his iil-
toroBt In tho establishment mid retired.
Bonator Morton returned from iatB WesteEn
tour last night. nnd will remain with flia family
at the DateH llosHo aoyeral. dayH.--IndtanapoAs
Journal, July u.
Tho will Of Corn L. Barton, late Of Rcd Hook
Dute1osB County, N. T., 1eavoa n property Of
oyor "a, ,0O0. 900 to oyer seventy hofrs.nt-1aw,
among whom thoro iB ontfre harmony.
George T. Donedics, fo11nor Superintendent Of
The Now London Northern Nai'road, haA nccept-
Cd tho Huporinteni1oncy Of tho Cincinnati Ban-
duHlY & Gtoyeiand Raifroad. -
Tho coass Of proving, by tho verdict of jury,
figured @ 4r Up b. tho Clork Of Of tho Court, woro
41o4. II, exclusive OF lawycra fooH.
Col Alox. V. Tiold, who wan Boorctary 81 State
Of 1t'inola thtrty-hoyen years ag9, and IL now
Kellogg'B Attorney -Genorn1 Of Lonietann llas
taken leave Of ahaoico to valt old friends III this
Stato.
Gora1d Massey. tho Engllah poet will notonly
roRd to ,lB next eenBon fion hts own !unattcal
works, but a1Bo propornd nna anBwer from the
Platform tho conundrum, '':Wly don't God kill
tho Devil2'
The Duke Of Manchester mud hin eldest aon,
ViHconnt Nfanloyillo, linyo arrived Mt Quebec,
md will hereafter travel through tho country.
THO dueal titlo was bestowed Oil tio fourth Earl,
In 17lo. Tho first Earl wag Lord Treasurer Of
England in 1870.
Tho Fort Dodge Iowa) Messenger In not
pleased with d lottor o1-Congrosaluu,l Walaron
aaH written about Ay bnch-pny grab. It anka:
"Why doos ho not put tho money In his rocAot,
and face tho music lito nai,, or Bcil II back to
tho United States Ttonsury, ,whero It, bsiengs
and stop bmbbcring about It'll"
Ono Of tho lnwyors who dofontlcd Mrs. Laura
fnir on hor two tria1s fur murder snca hor for
lia feo of $4,000, aild compelled hor to pay it.
Il It ts always going to cost n woman TINT much
to shoot and kill man for basolr deEerting l.er
aud taking up with his wife, no chi, M longer
b!nmo tho lion. Bt,Han B. Anthony TOR ahrieking
40 frantiually against tho wrongs of lor sex.-
Lo1itsUite Courier-J Journal.
Thin conciBo md nnprcj cj,,liccd biographical
sketch OF the next Governor of Massachusetts
appears Iii tho Taunton Gazette: "l lIa political
record Us q neutrality-suspicious. dosorter from
tho Democratic rnntB; tondy upon Grant, who
bottled M his military rcnown; D dispenser Of
oslcoB; nn oppos0r OF tito Ciril-Sorvico Reform !;
n,lsance III tho Houge until l,e was Hauolched
W W Ih:hsworth; and, lastly. tho engineer { + q
thies1ns raid on the Public Ireaaury, ia ali vol
known. <ot each voter apply 1t tor himself"
, 1873-07-26

Capt. ). Il. Cayarly, Sun Francisco, is at tho
Grand Pacific.
IL. Powell and wife, Grand Rapids, aro at
the MatteBon.
Capt. Almond Granger aud vito, wero at tho
aardnor yesterday.
Judge George ". Woodward and family, Phila-
delphia, aro at the Grand Pacific.
B. T. Lindsey, Chicago, Alton L 81. Louis
Railway, ,s at the West Slide Briggs.
Hon. Win. Pound and sons, Yankton, D. T.,
arc registesod at tho Wet Side Briggs.
Chas. f. Whitman, OF Whitman Agricultural
Works, st. Louis, is in tho city md il ut tho
Weht 6ido Briggs.
Mr. Abram Lovy, Grand Master Of tho Ordor
OF Free Sons OF 1srael in the United States ia in
tho city, the guest Of n1r, D. sanaon, No. 207
Twonty-flfth stroot. Ho will remain for short
Star Lodge to milwaukee, Oh Thursday nozt.
Among tho arrivals at tho Gardner Yesterday,
were the following: N. ]. Moore. Boston; ]. i.
Baker, st. Louis; Fl. Il. payso1l, Now York: O.
il. Adams and vito, Springfield George E. ssto-
yons, Cleveland; Eugene Delano, Now York !;
John 1nglo and family, Evansville, Ind.
Among tho arrivals at tho Grand Pacific, yos-
family, Bloomington; Emil Il. Borgeil aud wife,
st. Louia T. J. nuford, Rock Ialand B. ".
Il ~ n Eanforf1' Nav Ortaana fnm"s T,sv,
Cincinnati T. a. Osborn md wifo Rnstnn.
n,,o .a,,a,,,-o ,u..o ~. :. A.,
erornan vcatertlay: +. i ~ Tinhar'a&a ~ Nav lv
Fork j, i. Smith: Pittsburgh: :: j. II. Taynond.
R,,rjn1fie1d n. Hfeinmesch- d. Tnuia n q
hnkenPl, !us u Lonlsvi1g 1a y: "; 4Fo7s ana VIE
vl!I y; 1anua aoMa 10y -; ~ ~. 5aMson, ~"
aotA H. w. "f'oAa'A A''' Wilt maalson' lho'
o,s nergenn;nt n;[ uourso %1osnmor. % OF the Unltod
eity Yesterday, % his wy to rlkoa Pesk, vhers
foot above the sea loyol, III continuation Will,
, 1873-07-26
THE STEAM-WH!STLE NUISANCE.

6ome throo or four years ago tho Common
Council waa moved to talto notion looking to-
wnrda tho abatement OF the nuisance Of steam-
whistling within tho limits of tho city. The Or
diuanco prepared for TINT purpose WAS 10 far
approved Us to bo ordered into tho hands of tho
Clerk for engrossmont, which was tho last OF 1t.
What somniferoua Influences were brought to
bear that it should have slops 60 long without
awakening from its pigeou-holo rotiraoy may
nover ho known. The ordinance is us follows,
and it IL not too late to pass and enforce it:
An onn1NANuE REGULATING STEAM WHISTLER.
Bc y ordained W ae Co"sso" Coaae!t Of the CITY u
Chicago:
any person or persons, company, or corporation to
suffer permit any btcatn whiatio owncd, used or
sp5S I'D II y s A y sf ot A Snesso to 10 sSS s9aS
however, that the person or persons In char8e Of
pellers anl tugs Intending to pass any Of tho bridges
authorized and directed, when within reasonable dls-
tance Of tho na1e. to sound tho steam Whtata three
iea, each souu1 not to exceed ono sccond IN dura-
And provided, also, that propellors md tuga may,
In order to secure safety in pastug cath other well
tho purpose Of indicating 10 tho yessol craft ap-
promoting to paBs to the right, and t~ico for the pu
as arssa 9 q ' aD, sf e5s o
ono second for oacl sound. And provided, further,
that tnes aud propeller may when intending to pro-
River, and where within q short distance thcrefrom
souua their whistle, three sounds OF one accoud cao
for the South Brsnch md four souuda Of one SECOND
each for tho North Branch. And provided, aao that
the provisions Of this ordinance ahall not apply to
whistles attached to locomotive engines railroads.
Boc. T. No stcon whistle shah be used by any Of the
uga navigating the Chicago Nlser or Ia branches
cee1llg two lnches in diameter.
6eo. D. Any person or persons, company or corpora
on violating any Of tho proytaons Of ths ordinance
shall bo fined not less than S25, mud not exceed-
ing 500 for each and eyory violation, and every u
steam whistle Ia sounded contrary to tile provisions oi
tha ordinance, shall constitute Rt ofIenBo.
Sec. l. Thia ordinance shall DO III forco aud effect
from and after its paasagc.
, 1873-07-26
Sl.O ACCIDENTS.
TWO Little BoYs Shot by Conpnntona
while Playing the Dangerous Game
0f - E1g1N}1Grn.33

rrvo vstr.o rnve -,
49,, m,s, os Shot by CothPnatons
= -. sA.s ~1'e OhhHcIVus ~uno
3toopefs''
Ilayiug tho gamo Of roGhors, md making it
roafiBtfc by shooting ono anotAor. Beeu1B to t,ya
beop u fayorIto amusement a,,on7 hova !,
t1o 1oat fow dova porno,u t1,n as;.r;a.
~ .e NA.s ~" u",'' sno e'n'A61o.
accidental shooting by boys havo occurred
in tls city since Wednesday,. At II o'clock
Yesterday morning two little bovs, md +, vonra
~ .,1 r,nn,o1 1,.naot;,,a,, G,,,art ,sa,saa,
ola' an. anu = namea respectively aloert anderson
aud Olaf seVaraon, wore playing In tho baao-
meut Of No. 20 Milwaukee avenue. seyarson
waut up etairs to hia fathar's room, and took
]oadod royolyor from tho old ,nan'a nants-
nool,ot no hrorrht - aasn Inv o st,,ra % ~ a@.as ns
poo1ct: he osoaene 's ao"n s1alra' ana' after
httlo While, 1t suggested tho game OF "robbora
to him. In executing tho tragic part Of tho play,
he lifted TIC revolver. and. 1cvoting It et
hia vonor comnanion i,,1oa ,tho t,.aoa.
m. ''',1 se .i.a1 f'A"." ~ ~4esoA'
tne fesolt was tat@ Wouna' ANDERSON recolV~
ing Dali IN Lis left sfde. d physician was Inn
medlatoly called, who pronounced tho wound
not dangerous, At i o'clock Inst eyon;nz. how
ovor n 3v.a fooroa ia 1a,, ,ro,,,s ~ s,,owa,
o'.., ~ "ae .o",oI VIZ p1y "ouu n'' reco,oi,
~ ne "pPohteo 10 oo 1ap1tly b'nAlhR. 1he poy
who did tho shooting, was evidently en-
, 1873-07-26

voluntary rotittoh Of adjudication, and refer
onco vas ordered to nogiator 1Iibhard.
0raor to publish notice Of adjudication wns
in tic matter Of oioavolan!i i Johnaoi', tho
oraor Of lismiBsal wse yostorlHy 1nalo absolute:
Tho voluntary petition Of George Il. Dyor, Of
Joliet, wns referred to Register Grant.
on THE coun1s coSpEEhEp: :,
Tho Dank Of Winchonion yostordny COM
moEccl suit In tho Untod Statea Circuit Court
aaEalnnat tho Town Of Aurorn, in aesumpHtt,
$4,000 iatnngeH.
Tho Assignee Of tho Winncnheik 1naurnnco
pr'noIpea commencing Bnta against. debtors on
premium rotnB, this timo 60 III nunlhor.
9nbriol Wilo Of nj. flo d prpcipo In n Bnft of
asa',npsit, III tho Superior Court. againyt n.
unnism % ct r.; damages 81 900.
don't, III tho Superior Court. ngainst john 3.
dAfhngeB a55d.4o.
ohnrlca Mcdonnell a1es prsnepo in 4 suit Of
naAlt,npst, iu tho Superior Court against II.
0folIendroe Footo; da1nagoa s1,60D.
:, d. y. Treht boglns an actlon OF assumpBlt, In
tho Superior r, Court, agnlnst j. g. Merria1n;
doorgo Doano suoa william o's1alloy in as~
ngeB.
Clarence J. Peck nlca prucipo in n Butt Of
nahunlpsit, in thu Superior court, against Will
1am ma,,i', oiMaalley, damages so9oo, alNl against
same t.rnOi1nt.
William Androw bogine euit Of trospaas, in
tho superior Court, againgt, tho Singer Mauufac-
tn51n s MisaGp,'ry MGGimpary ,aan ,Sameges slooo9 G
tho uso Of John 7. .Daggott aud III nomuiuB !.
Percy, began sut Of attachment yesterday, in
1ho! Superior Court. against the First National
@ Hank, Of Sioux City, Iowa, 10 recover 81, 900
uonaagen Tor alleged uHlrlons ollargag, made on
pnpor discounted for plaintiff, tho percentage Of
interest charged boi,tg aB llgl as IL nutl 18 nor
cont.
Tho Criminal Court Grand Jury yostorlay re-
for tho torn.
Knowlton L Humptrovillo filed bill of d.
yoree, IN tue snparior Court, yesterday, on be-
hall Of 11onry Bckneso, WHO married Wilelmona
Dichpoae III August last, nnt about Christmas
timo following llad a most nnacc%tnablo and
unlocked for addition to his family. Touring
tho dire results or such extraordinary fc.'1ntlity
ho hopos thnt tho law will release him ffaul q
matrimonial contrnct that no soon haa brougak
trouble md anxiety upon hiu shoulders.
Arnold Grugor aAks In The Superior Court,
for writ Of attachment against Edward CRU
ger, who, ho alleges, owes linn :75H7.51, and Inns
departed from tho State, md IL about to remoyo
his property therof1om, to tho Injury OF his
creditors.
The Cook County National Bunk, OF this city,
hoginB suit Of asAllmpBt, in tho Superior Court,
against X. L. Joneg, oil his liability aB guarantor
Of tho payment Of $1,000 noto, made by tho
Prairie Farmer Company, on tho 7th Of March
last mud duo sixty days aftorits dato with 10 por
ceut intorest.