, 1874-08-09

grounds OF Rctert Elliott, Esq, Thureday night
The elite Of tile cry we're p.esent, and The n 80
nit.cenl lete IS tie thtme Of all Who we're for
tunate eLcugh to Ee present
| Mrs. FraIleltou, wife CT = prominent citizen
is ole OF The LADIES' actively interested in the get
LIZ up Of an ateur theatricals at the Cpera
Ecuse. nAicl Hairy Deukin las offered for th
Iurtuse. Mrs. Alexander Mitchell is c,etittt
with an intention TO help tho air to euccete
full termination, and the undertaking is one g
tue EriEci1 al topics of discussion in draining
IccnH. The Ertt,ng Times, which Reems to be
well informed from headquarters, las the tol
living L The tul1 1ect:
"A dramatic treat of novel ard eurraetirg me1
it ill sho1tly be presented. II his time, how ey-
ell It is no travelling cLn:rany Who are to khow t.
us, but only local amateur talent Of renl excel
lenee will te allo" cd to tread tie stage. Mil
wauAee's Art Gallery is not to he permitted t.
die without a Iaudable effort bsiug n ade 10 10
pair It's dIooriug fnInces,-I ay OF lis INDEBTED.
ness, and place it uron hru.er and mere dura
Lie tasis. Ip furtherance It tLis sc1t ne
company CT -adies aid gentlemen prorose tt
the 25:h i.st., at lie u e1s HI IRE, he lous.
being Kindly tlered bJ Mr. Deakin without
cLalge.
''1o our excellent citizen. Mr. Alexander
Mitchell, and to his au,iaLie wife, considerable
u.etit is due for the Inception and carrying out
Vi this nelitoriouB echems. 1le wLo'e affair ia
to be one of great briQiance. al. d we prophecy
for 1t, Al "ieh for it, the mcst abundant Ste
cees. Tie pr.ce ls to be Il to all parts Ct the
house. aud this arrangement will give general
| House 10 enoits to allure aud fasciuate I'll
c>mers will be Fl a1ed. Rich carr cts Will adorn
tie etairs and aesaees,-ccsfly 1o~err ase 10
be exhibited IN Iof fsslon aid "a Etrs of Eau de
chiefs, ere prcmlsed. These arrangements will
hereafter lie alluced 10 "hen more natured. but
| we may tnsi; Ly again ctmmendlng the pl a:se-
worldly undertaking.. and Faylng that Mrs.
Niclel' Is alto o,ifin,atirg otht tcLemes tlat
! will tel d to ern alepty add to the welfare of
cur nuch-1egItcte Art-GalIely."
| POLITICAL oots1p.
1t is not possible, to-day, to name the political
| candidates Tor tie Iegiblatule.-eaceft to mis-
lead Ills iLe1e is LOT Naid ip 1he city rts, ett-
lnE Which matters are definitely known; tut at
| tic same tine seme information can lie ere
| ee,,ted that may Prove interesting at the hrEAk-
| fatt-talle.
In the First Ward, three or four Democrats
are talked ef, J. y. Cary, solicitor CT tie ST..
l au] Road, Ee:ug the ulosl rcmnent. II he poes
| Tor Il position, the railroad will srend gt cd
! deal II money to send him in. as there will Re
| deteln1Gcd effort at the 1e1t session to rel cal
! the Potter act The EeEublicars will make
| Lgl.t fer Carpenter. ard as !. ". Van scha;ck,
/ ca; Gcodwsn, md Jan.s Ii. Whaling lot 1'earce
& Nlalrg) a:e Carpenter men their naEes are
IN eSerylodys mouth. The ward is the
most cosmopolitan in the city, and contains
almost every nationality represented in the
Northwest. In tie uncertainty that prevails,
it is rot possible to cay what slape things may
| take in q few days, but a Carpenter man will be
pretty sure CT election in tie First Ward, il
there Re q candidate y the name OF Van Schaick.
LII the Second Ward lie voters are for the
most Fslt Germans. A Democrat will certainly
be sent to to the Legislature, and not single
Carpenter candidate IT, 70 far, spoken OF.
Tue Ihld Ward ctutainB large majority Of
Irish votes. Whilst. Of the candidates talked
about. al are. to lar, Democrats there Is pretty
sure to be Republican launched Lefo,e long.
and, Whoever lie is, MA jority OF votels will hold
up beth hahds 60 long as An ia a sure card for
Mutt Carpenter, who is mere popular in this
ward, rerhsrs. than in a,y ward in tie city.
The Foulth Ward ia altogether Democratic.
4 certn4n ostil.er (not the PliEce, Tut the
Princes brother Loris) who invested S100.C0O in
Chlcsgo Natioral Iauk, the other day, may
buse stme mixing Of Q new revelation III that
direction. Every one else who has tie shadow
Ut sEade It sEow. is anti-C Ca1 enter, so far
rs heard from. couple OF Republicans are
talked OF, hut they have declaied thty " III net
have their names meutt ned. In this Ma1d the
American ard lllEh Votes are very large and
lenvy. The ktcps cf the St. Paul Road are Ii
this ward, ard Tie railroad interest is stloug.
Tie Fifth and TNe elfth Nald are one district.
This ward is hopelestly Democratic and anti
CarTentcr. unless scne side issue can be raised.
In the Fifth Ward. Ho1Wegians, Irish. and Bo-
hcnlans are the most numerous. In the Twelfth
Tie polith predomicate, and altar them come
tie German.
Tie Sixth and Thirteenth Wards form another
distlict. The cuiy c1udida'es head Of are auti-
Carpenter. The Germans will tellseveu-eighths
Of tho vote in tie SIKH. Tho Thirteenth con-
railroad watd. occupied mauly by LisL, aud
railrlad iaCorera.
The Seventh Wsrd cfrers chances for Car
renter man, Int the Republicans are badly y 1t
up. If good man we've 10 offer. he would walk
ever the Leads Of every politician yet named.
The EseLtl aud Eleventh. Na1os are barrcn OF |
Carpenter nen- lie on.y names given are 6f |
le1clncrs sho are beyond everything anti-Ca1- |
peI.ter. The jtsue my Ee 1n tie question CT |
taxation of chu,ehcs. and tie non-ta1aticn man !
will ride in every tine. At,he same tine. there il
brick" lie II tile ward, uT en- WHICH very many !
ro:els del end for their daily bread. 1t il ~his-
Etred that this yard may tu1n ort pal ticular
blick STAMPED Carr enter. II 10, lots Ut money |
will O tEeLt III the lntt rest CT the brick.
he Ninth and Tenth Ha1ds, cue district. are
and ;1ncst Wholly Feo1 led by Ger
minis at:d lollapCeis. TEe tt 1etiop Of churches
Nil te tie sue in his DIST. ct, laid tie e1l1t-
ence OF Carpenter is ignored,
OF eandiGates for the Sen1te. in the Northern
District. there not a single Ret ubllcau yet
bea.d from. ualf-a-dczen Democratic names
ale mentioned, Of which, Joseph Hamilton may
10 considered rletty certain to run.
THE TCoa-LoItE tcAH1AL-
lhe Committee sIEon'ed by the Beard OF
SUI ervihors to iuyt stleate the charges b. ought
y TIE ladies Ct tie State Charitable V,1ltl1
Oh UsltlteS ulet ILLS hGIntNg AL tNe I Qi1l- |
ucuse, Mr. Weiss, President Of the Cou1 tv
De ard, in the clair. SUI ervieor Iarlor was ap-
,oinsed Secretary. An informal discussion toLk
lace as to tie Lest n.etlod Of procedure, the
lnce of meetings., tie examination Of witnesses,
ELo SO forth.
SUI e1,ietr WittiC moved that the names Of
he Indies ho sieEtd the etititn asking an ip-
cstlga attn be acded the list of Witnesses tLat
sss to be prepared. Carried.
1be reporters Of the city papers we're request
d to sulTrtss REPORTS Of the natu!e o1 the
larEes. here of the reporters responding,
was moved by the Chairman. and carried,
Lat Lt1t-Lana rel CT ler be Itocured 10 take
own the testimony It Witnesses.
Also, TINT If the 1ao,es employ connrel the
district Attorney lie requested to attend the ait
ngs 10 eprettnt the Board.
1he meeting then adjourned until Thursday ,
ext, 10 meet at the Court~Rouse County Court
onn).
Tie charges were brought early in the ycsr. / I
he ladies' ttate, in bret, IRON information and :
elef, that deaths have occurred through the Vi
lclcr Ct tho Sur e,intendent and Matron Of tho
tor-House (iptaLo der arlment); that there is
O regular medical attendance, the Ehys1ci an t
wing miles away and making only occasional {
sits that bu1ia:s in the pol,e11 Field are with
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