, 1873-06-08
Ten THOUSAND DOLLARS.
x.ank Lun,hard Commences Suit Against
the Republican Executive Com.
mittee for His Cam.
paign Expenses.
ia Laws His Damages at $40, Oo0---
Charley FarweH as q
Humorist.
The minstrel bog to the law has gone;
In tho ranks Of the debt youH find him.

This nefers to Frank Lumbatd. No more Will
hin lordly baritone encourage "the party to
xictory, Last fall he elected Grant, and every
tody else worth electing, and now, they having
,corned him, must fight him Alas that house
70 great Is that Of Frank Lumbard should be
divided against itself. Surely, the weaker por-
ton Of the family, consisting OF the Campaign
xuamittee Of this State, must give way. And
vhsn the time comes for the assignment to each
of bis apparel, what glorious collection OF dirty
linen will be awaiting disposal by the arbiter
st lsw. The Sun will chime upon miserable trick
sry not yet exhibited in daylight, and the noble
amy Of seh-sacridcing patriots WHO we're elected
to office will regret that their shabby treatment
nf Frank Lumbard drove that tuDeful vlctlm ~
nv before the courts for the money Que nun.
vi. Hawley had to di6gorga $3o0 due 70 Stana{
and now the following Supreme con1s M aoba hannn1s
parties to one:
% Tns Peopie u tie of illinois, to the shs.in of
sasa eoan1S Gb.9es Farwc Daniel shepard Jonn-
thsn =. scarnmon James P. Boot, 8: l. Irwin Jo9h p
" BUZZ George r. 3aa 3onn IL Tosr Cunt
sijT to be ind appear before the Superior Court o.
ook County TIE hst day Of the term 70 o.
connty. On the frst Monday OF July next, to answer
INTO Frank Lurnbard in plies OF Icspass on tho csse
rf0IDtSb to The Damage u ~
"a Il The sun OF SO oo0 And have Jou then and
h.rr this writ with an; Endorsement thereon n "nas
eInnez you shall have executed the sane. e.
Clerk Of our a.d M Gou5 r. aaa o tof
IN. i y 1873. a. JACOBSON, Clerk
Ia this means business, will not Mr. Farwel
.ndaayor to lease his new building to the Cor.
,-nment for Post Office forthwith, and hand
h requisite amount over to his .creditor7 7 Il
n;pht ave lawyers fees, and some exposes. 1t
= s. ha hoped that the case will come to trial
sHhout settlement, because there are some IN
aocent people who don't know how the 7otes :aao o.
iha free snd independent citizens are 10f1n-
need" There will be lots Of fun
Thouch even his most bitter enemies never
5enied III. G. B. FarHeu the reputation Of beng
snrofound and dignifed statesman, few even of
biz supporters 7entured to call hun hnmolaas:
Rat he Is one, and one Of his choicest pieces Of
;nony has come to light. There is no telling
vh.f eIse NAV be developed during the progress
Of tho trial Mr. Farweu may be proven to bo
The author Of "The Beautiful Snow and ougt
The claimants Of Betsy and Are Ont" R RHe
NAV e7en be the genuine author OF RoughlnE
t." IS he certainly has practised something OF
ia kind on poor Frank By all means
l.t the trial proceed for it is only fair to let az
bis excellence be known to the world Why Te1l
such humor from the world, and above all from
bis oompatriots of the party
The especial morceau to which we ellude Was
his explanation OF the agreement With tIoaks,
which will probably be his plea when the su1t
eonee of. He declares that he told Frank that
lis remuneration should be "the balance Of the
campaign fund, after Mr.. scammon had done
With it." It was quiet hit, and very good
m the financial genius Of the
editor Of the I.teT-0 Ocean IN that neat speech
hllitv of human nature. For who would make
sny such agreement II he had lived elx months
in Chic.go7 "Aftsr Mr.. sca1nnon has done
~ith it twill become almost hs proverb'4a H. as .
J. l. o4nt rxNf