, 1874-08-15
TIE CHICAGO DAilY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 15 1874

known 80 long in New York They had cennai 60
think abant Il, buh tho outKtlo world wns mob
prepared Tor It. BIO commented upon tho lovo
With whic1, Mr. 1ilton inspired tilo hcatta Of hls
snndny-scool ctallfrou, saying Tint Docelicr did
standing of o llttlo child, whl1n Tton talked to
them In tito most gracious and loving mnuner.
isl,o aiHo Bail that Mira. 1itoa wns till Of tam
ttuls aud intensely Reltla). sllo described her
sannl n,nsnotly's',..-.her tlrens boinr old: fish
turcd, and woarng hor hair III MI oll-faBl,ionctl
knot, tho front braided straight bohi'.l
, .er oase o aud I'd. f. falling i gs.a there IN short
who was gonuino Yanlsoo, "sl,o las no got.up.
nnI.eot to lor. but IL always dreaming; Just lilo
kInd Of wonlan you would expect TO f;ct q rl,nn
into trouble; ouo Of tho gnody.Rood kind, With
out any moral backbone" Tho Ilttlo la1y cot
han,ds: tlHJat ling to look at tho papata. tim
s,clt Of tho who1o business" alle said. "Doyou
tliuk ooMll get that mixed Bl,ado OF green in
Dartforl?" THUS uro souls diaposel oil
all through ttsa part Of Wisconsin tlloro Ia tho
HltASpsaT FANallHu COUNTY,
in tlio Wost. If tho farmers nsnke m poor
month about their crops 1loro, thoy will not tto-
aoryc symyatiy.; for hnro examined held aftor
aea Of wheat, In company with a3rlcuatus!stg,
sps s5s gtan a srs sd paay 5 of ' e ff5e 2ner
It, and tho farmers l.aso moro than
their usual average or hired hclp; which
doom not look much like lalf crop; Tnls cry
oyory yoar about tho cropa being failure s get
tihg tireHonlo Twenty yoara ago It WA Just tho
same weoyil iu Tho wheat aud blight OH tho
potntocs. It ID n,!Arortuno to tho country WHOM
com Ia go plenty tint farmers llso 1t Tor fuol.
tousion Of now lines IL liitoly to ba moro dis
astroug to TIM State than tho chinct-b,ig.
Nearly nil worlt Oh tho roa.is has stopped. thus
throwing out Of omoioymont hundreds Of mon.
Now lines. that would lavo boon carrioa on this
yoar, hayo not since boon snryoyed; md NUM-
bora Of small towns that owe all their p1 1ospcr1ty
to tho ratlroatla arp tlwln11iug to ruins. Tho
railroad companies borrowed money mud iss1led
honda OH tho strength Of improyomonts and cd.
tlltsonai Btrongsh: but tho Potter ias has tied
their lands.
We aro going ncrors tho like this afternoon to
visit tho Indians apd lAy IN stock Of Winneba-
go bows and arrows. Tho pIoEty yacht In Which
aso to sail is tho 1Iallic ofaon, .le property
30 from here to Groon Blv, Which il distant
60 1nilos. People from tho whole surrounding
couutry make .hia
A RENDEZVOUS FOR THE SUMMER.
Thor como III partios from Oshkosh, Rlpou, Dcr-
lin, New Loudon, and Tho lumbor. .rogiona, And
stop at tho hotols, or camp ont by tho lake.
Thero arc hnlf-a-liozon cottages In tho grounds
NJ lha Oakwooa. occupied BY families who
spend !evory summer here. They find
think it might; and thero is such variety OF
pleasant dives, 30 many picutcs and 1ake-oxour-
sions. that ono IL kort fn q mild folmont Of OK
pcctatien oil tho time, wilo Our creature -co'n-
forts aio admirably attended to ut tho liands Of
n,ino host Of tho Oakwood.
Tbs following iiss Of gtosts ut Tho tmo hotcla
comprise the seaHon.gucsta:
oAKWoOD HOUSE.
a. nariens ~ GneaGo F. ror,osa IL %4as a.
S0~sf MM pa M sa &C. ;Da 4 srSs ess9s DO So 4 D. ar; ks
Gov % r o. Fischer do Min EIiA Fletcher do Mrs.
A: Jumes, TO: s1isa Nudge J',nes Do G. ". Avery,
XII hon sn w VIII ns'9 T. u t;,n rtssa Il Ws ss
Wnrls>. faii5, md sefYants, s. Louis; II. Walker,
family, a,,a servants, do A. n. n!shop, cAtcsge
Mira T. T. Basl,, do CLARENCE OFal.on. do; Ben1atn.
!u oFal!on. wifi, thlso el.!!sen, ad scrvans. Do:
hs,s G ,xa asn srs1 sp sn ta
1.sasnt L oasnt' stsss MI saoss e vfs Ill., '
Dc stts aats 81: iwstesa do ii Ms joha II Dyer ehd sn
nursc, do Miss Derthn Choteal,. do; 4. oho'ttcau,
ds 's hosst nis, h9s a}. An5so a
yat, do; n. 9. Harris, wife, aud family do; Mrs T.
q. Ptot, child. mud i,ilrsc, dos N. D. aIinsot wllc.
togg, san Franctsco; George ". kitelo!l, DuLuane.
II: Charles s!ark {editor Jonrnu md asly, Berlin
w John s'udsr tpre dont of tho nemphia
lhrce Children at1 aervant. o.. Lonla A. T. aohoIl
ft'resIdcnt Anchor White-Load Norks) Cincinnati r.
G. Goshorn family, ami servants. do; N. 8, Murphy
| tSsntstlen. Milwaukee,; Mrs. Charles Il. Hlilamg,
! children, aud maid, 81. Louis
| SHERWOOD FOREST HOUSE.
| Col, 4. Smith and Secretary Dudley Chase, noom-
snyon John Nazro nnd fuEiijy. milwaukee,; Mrs. r
l., barry and daughter, Indianapolis; D. IT, piipu
iel,tor Ha:t JeHrna N'' wife, Indianapolis Charles
1a5tfs sny asE ao ssnea
auI wife, Bat Lake City: htaa Hattie Lyman, atit-
w1,lkec : Prof. I. L. 1InBon Lafayette, Ind. KrI,y
| uockaihtoIgE do Ailas Anna Corning, New York
H. III :Cnllock tbankcr). wlfs. and two children,
:tcvenh pont; Fran Edwards. wife mud swo children
FaswoJ, Chicago Alss. Langfallow, brooklyn, n. Y.
I NJ T., Il