, 1874-08-09

kjnzle JetIers, opposite the depot, was unharn'
presented q much more attractive hppeaFans
: ! tuan-tllapks to patriotic small boy and q fr
cracker on the 4th ult..-1t n"w does, thong
Dr.. LETTERS. man whose energy is cousp picuo,l
| had signed contract for
Aid Miner-HRve drink?
1favor-Aye!
[Citv-Cerk Forrest ticked OH q vote on II
Priudivillc's collar with 3 bad cigar, and cried
Eneina@ro5t! fspaneeti root.
MaVor-Gentlemen, I'm sorry, but-[sprins
into space.1
Gnnee is 6ve miles above Libertyvile. bu
the t,ain did not stop. The Mayor was on til
platform. and az the train whiZzed BY was see
to point to q vacant lot near the depot coyere
with b!ackened ashee, and heard to shout:
| Gentlemen: This is The giaLt cit
| AT TRUEsDELL,
| which is II miles further north, the Mayor Gu
| tered aud bowlng with chilling politeness to Nr
| Forrest, satd
aIr. Colv,n-31iserable man Trucsdell, thu
champion city Of the Northwest, seat OF manu-
factureH and centre Of aSr culture.au agTiculturt
| to be blessed this year with bouutiful harvest i
tue clouds shall only bleak with blessing on ou1
eads,-Sreeis vou. This city. whose energetic
| cit!zen Maj. Gnlrilt Howells, signed \ contract
| for the rebuilding Of Ills warehouse, opposite
| tue dehot. the same day 1t was burned down by q
laet december by7! Miserable man, whose
hair is tivercd with age. why Will you permit
tie pretty wait
Mr.. Forrebt-I am not
Enclne-Toot! toot!
3layor--I must leave YOU to the stings and
ha1Tows oil Bounds into the attnosphcro.J
AID. Mahr-Ne won't take drink / will.
wish WAS at Healey's Slough.
AT K1SS1K1N1o
the Mayor had just said:
''S1r-tu you knukuic. the Advance City
Of tho Nor. h"
When, simultaneously, the engine remarked,
''Toot Toot = and Aid. Schatfper observed !:
won't you drink our leal.hs before YOU go7"
This had been 3 favorlte employment at way
stations bec.nse the dr7nker was invariably
compelled to drop the bottle aid glide out just
az be had removed the CORK. But the Mayor Of
klnnikinic-thanks to his proximity to metro
pnltan MllN 2ukoe-was not thus TO be fooled,
and cordially lcmarhug. II will. sir" seized
the demij"hn. holding fire pints Of old Otard,
and. springins to the pla' form. elevated the
uten+il to LIS lips, and drank lo,e dlaught as
the train moved swiftly way, amid the objurea-
tions Of the Alderman. who said the country peo-
pls had. generally, poor idea OF hunor. He
repeated the remark Friday. when the lIovor of
Z ',n1sln'c ex' rtrBeu him &c. d. D.,-SlCU the
da uljohn and the curk.
MILWAUKEE.
The patty arrived at Milwaukee ct $50 in the
evening, where thev sat down to an e1cellens
meal, which had been specially prepared for
them by COL Johnston, the proprietor OF the
minute the party left the Cur. and there was
nothing. to hinder full ENJOYMENT OF the meal.
When this was over, the party again filled the
car, whlch whiskcd them of to Pewaukee in
about al hour. There thev were met by
A DELEGATION OF FEwAuKEEASs
with g ale-santeru. the leader OF whom lit the
way to IT," nakton Springs Hotel which was to
e the par = resting-paco during their sojquEn
at Pewnu ,cc. In conversation with the man
with the stablo-lantern, The TRIBUNE reporter
learned TINT quite number Of ladies' who
we're staying at the house were waiting 10 the
rarlors 20 give the Aldermen suitable recep-
lion. Arrangements had baon made fo- dance,
md it only required the C.ucaso Aldermen to
ACT IN proper manner to Bet such an evenings
enjoyn ent going as had never before been heard
of in pewaul1ee. The h)tal was reached at |
about 10 o'clock. and tho ladies' were found in |
he 1'arors as stated, bat the Aldermen AMI |
heir friends we're basafl. and held back in the |
passage: many of them blushng Ike City Clerks
n c1ts Treasurers. 4: last all Alderman came
S,rd 2 the ,;1ax ressuo: He He WIS Sixteenth
ne 1t that. 1Ie noticed tho bashfa1ness
i the ''boys,' and, swasserins into the
rout parlor, flung himself into au easy chair in
he middle Of the room, cooked his hat to ono
!de: aud smiled in turn upon every LADY within
each Of his eye. The Indies did not know
neither to get vexed or to hugh back, an1 they
ooied up for counsel in the mater to the gen
emen with them. The Alderman who had
hovcd himself INTO such prominence thought
hat the fEicidity Of his recep ion was due to the
act that the ladies' required the attention OF the
Commls1ee. and 80 ho called out Ut
10 top Of his voico:
''wA'ER, BRINGS SOME VINE!
[a1f dczen botls wine. Sc!eh rne ladies', bnt
eopi's Party. Come take drink t pewaukee
o,pe don, 'truae. Plcasute glnss vino with you,
dies. Won drink? uavo cigar then? Nus
note or drink. Thas what yer come to Pewau-
e for" At this moment the ladies' left the |
'om en- masse. and the Alderman accepted an |
v1tat'on to 80 upstairs and play game of
'ker. When he was gone an attempt WIS made
effect reconciliation between the lalies nnd
e Adermanic party. but tho latter felt 100 deep
the false position in which they had been |
aced, and went OF in knots OF different sizcH
spend tue evening in the way they thought
st. 1t had been better for some OF them had !
te nos becu seduced into rlaying 4 game which
ne out Of ten Aldermen vowed tsey " did not ,
,der6tand." Bit for men who had neror seen /
GAME OF POKER
ayed in their lives before. tho Aldermen
Owed an appetite which was simply astound-
g. One Alderman, who. before he eat down to | {
y. asseyeratcd stoutly that he hardly knew I
q card from another. was able. after three {
atls had been rlnved, to draw twicc-running /
ccessfully to dusll- The exhilarating air Of t
cnt the night at poker aud cutthroat. Even t
@ losers we're good-tetnpered, while those who t
cceeded in pulling in their opponents money q
re uproarious. There was but one bad-tcm-
red man in the party, and he belonged to the II
zLeenth Ward He had been emnent1y \
ky at poker (though upon his honor u
Ind never eeen tho game PLAYED .
fore) and yet he was not happy. Whether he +
ared that Ills Sixteenth Ward children will bo p
happy with their uahr away from home or
ether he WAS annoyed at the e1uberance dur
the early part of the evening Of his political II
league, it were hard to determine, but the fact r
Mains that tho North Side Alderman tore along Il
, devious paseagesof the hotel matchmaking q
waukee. and erything pewaukeean, and de- Il Il
ring that Hcaly's Slough was paradise in 3,
nparison. Then, as if the hoarse echoea of
unmelodious voice were not sufficient to in- G
20 nights unrest to those who wanted to y
op, at about i'll tho morning lie hunted up e
THE HOTEL CONC,
d played upon 1t for quarter Of an hour. Il
1as final disposition was made of the noisy b
scrman nobody seemed to know, but towards i "
lock he quieted down, and by ba1f-past 1 tho g
use was again, saye occasional - l raise l!
j $5." OF ''Go you SO better" in state Of Il
lesconce, which lasted until about o'clock, tt
en- the people began to get mp, and talk OF tt
.akfnst and the coming duy?s fishing. CT
3efore breakfast. the g1eat csntre of interest
8 the refrigerator which contained the
kton Springs water. The number of Al
t.1 l31