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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-28
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9ot ou &ummcr, llnoliid, lciocit bu Alian
gel, 10 tlogc oein 2cio tcincn, ais Dem, Der
bclicn fuuu uue Der iuoDridcinlid) oud) bel
fen mill. gScniae muir Dclfcn traacn, Bic
N(ciiten cridwcrcn oic 8rhe, ia &clc trctell
suriid, lucnn bir oaS @liid nidt l1dclt.
Nit ou I'M Slid 10 riibnse bid, nid)t 81
icbr. 9u crlucdit nur ben Ncio in bciucu
Witmcn ihcn.
Gntbillc nic Die Sd)iuad)cn uno Ntblcr oci
ncr Ne6enmcnid)cn oui uncolc slrt, reun ocinc
id)arfc 3un9e luiro lid) seacn bid lelbit fcbrcn
gScnn Scnanb ein @,id)id)tdcn oocr ion
GtluaS norbriu9t, oas e. germ cr;a9lt une bu
b1ttcit cs aud idon offers ocb0rt uno es
ip6rc bicledk c,n M(1brdc,,, bos bu iclblt lbm
cinit mtactbcilt b6ttc1, 70 lob i'm bod nid)t
ouf unoueencbmc @ciie nerfc,,, boB BIT bic
Sadc alt uno lan9wcilig lit, wcnn Die Yeriou
onocrS Sdonung Ocrbicnt.
SScr jebcn @cOanfen 3cDnnal i'm Aopie bet
unorcbt ebc CT mclb, iuos ct Oanit onfailacu
ioa, iibt aep0bnli@ felt, 100 eS auf cntldlolc
naS ou alcid tbun tannit 2dbt ou ettuos
burb gcw0bnit bu bid on raldeS Sanoclu.
Goroere unb nlum niemals bon slnocrn
SSobltbotcn on, uenn bies ni1t bur1ous no
tbia 1T.
Sei itets m6bia in oeincn gSini9en uno
babe iuenisc Scoiirfnile, 10 luirit ou piel frcm-
bc,l &ciltanb entbcbrsu fonncn.
sci oienitfertig, abcr orinac slienanoen
beine 9ienite auf.
Giir uncrbetene @atbidlasc tuirb man biz
nur wenis 0ant pillen.
@ite bid oabor, Seiratbcn du itiften ODER
gu beforoern; fallen iie 9liidlid aus, 10 idreibt
man otr oas 8eroienit nidt gu, fallen iic aber
unaladli@ aus, 10 bait bu ben GsBler gemadt.
Cine Der eriten @fidten fit Den 8erte1r in
oer Belt 1T es, tpabr sesen iid uno a(noere gu
fein, ocnn bic 9aufdunsen balten auf 0ie
9auer nidt Staub unb bic Babrbet ton,mt
bod einmol an ben Saa.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-28

|@age9en! bietet bus sanSe Seioentbum
|ueoer* IN per olteu mod neuen Belt Elm
|8ei1piel bab Elm Waun ,pie @uebalco-
| huotl beI6rieben miro, urf elm golf enen
Holden bauernben ginbrud gemo65
|un0 Ip erDabene QeDren unb in Grfi (lun9
Egegangene1 propbeseibuneen ausgelpro=
den 1ot. 9a5u fo,nmt nod Der mitano,
! ooBna6 siemlid 5uoerldili i9er8ereb
Ser lnerifanii6en G9ronolo9ie bieler
@ueto(cobuatl i'm Sabre So na6 Gbrilti
@eburt in Nmerifa aufgetreteu9 lit. Sc
|l6eint, bab berlelbe suerit in Inter Cali
fornien 9elan0et lit uno BON bort ]i6
no6 Mfeyifo> Mittel= unb 5iioamerif0
,ponote. Gr batte mebrere Sdiiler BEL
lid Nlle poren gefleioet in lan9er, biz
auf bie ,5iibe 9ebenoen @eiudnoern, le
butten feline Weiber, 5erl t0rten Die @6ben
uno perboten alle Opfer nit Musnobme
FOLDER, bel welden 8roo Blumen poer
9Heibrau6 9eopfert ,uuroe.
MGes @e1agtc modt es cinigermopen
lpobr1Geinli6, oaB Der 9lpoltel Sbonos
III 9(merita 9ewelen icin t6nnte> ober elm
Semcis ldBt lid 0orous nidt fI6rcn. 9lus
Der 2e9enoe uillen mir bob lib SDomos
BON Yoldltino na6 Dem Often >uanbte>
bob CT Sic Sn1el Sumotro uno Die Nblip=
pinen beIucbte, Sat ct oicic 9i6tun9
lucitcr pcrfo!gt 10 mubte er notbmenoig
5u I'M Icrer Yucific *&iite fcnlmcr. 9ll]o
audi bicr fommt Die 2e9enoe Der olten
9Helt unlerer Nerlnutbun9 eut9c9cn.
9(uf ,uelAe Q3eile ober fonntc Der
NpoTel S0omas aus Der olten sur neuen
9He!t fpnmen? 94ir t0nnten bicr eine
lpun0erbare Gerlebuns onnebn1cl, rnb es
lu1re oie1e nibt pbne 8eilpiel, ba ia bic
9lpoltclaclAid)tc VIII. $40 uns Gin
lol6cs Wun0er er5Qblt. 9l6er cs lit ou6
Die 9(nnobme zines Munoers niht eiumal
n6tbig. ,3luil1en Meyifo uno G6ino bo1
lNon in olten 3eitcn cine Yerbinbun9
beltonocn. g(uberOem lino ia friber bit
l1rcltcrn Der Gingcborncn 9lmerifos aud
ous Der olten Q3elt in bielc neue getom=
men, es fonntc ia Der Npplt Sbomas ou
oielclbc SEeiie uno au Dem lclbcn 9Seg'
bic ]es 2onb crrei1en.
9&ir boben nun biermit 9laes on9e=
fii5rt> uas mir iiber Die ouI9elporftn
Troge auffinben fonnten. Sir 9cl0le
balten mir lie nibt, ob lid oielelbe je:
mails miro lolen lolien mub Die 3el
lcbren. j.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-10-28


.geborenen, Die mir lin porigen 9(rtifeI er=
,pdbntelL Hammer nob ben Sraoitionen
ber4 Snbianer pon bielem Manne. Bei
.feinent Mb16ieoe 5pn ier 9e1aat ,bober,
oaBieine Madfplser eincs Sases ,pieoer=
ffomnlen ,piiroelr . 1ml bem 0plfe bon
neuenl 5u fehrenJ,1 uie lie oos 9reu5 per=
ebren iollten. llne sur 3eit Der Qtntunit
Der 9panier ermortcte man in Der Sbot
biele Mieoerfunft iueiber Mdnner in
Merifo allsenei,.
=" Wer mar nun bie1er @uebolc oDuatl,
Der in s(merifa piele Sabrbunoerte Dor
Columbus 6riitli1e @ebrau1e einfibrte
9ie bu0fdbli9e geocutung bes 9Hortca
@uebalcobuotl 1T Yfau= 9lon9e, ooer
sefieoerte @6lan9e 9}a6 Ser sebraud=
li1en linnbiloli6en Se0eutuug Ser 0in9e
in Mcrito lpllroe ooburb ei9entli6 eli,
foitbarer 3luillin8 ousseorift. Ser
Same 1T aus 5>bci yS6rtern 5ulammen=
gelcbt @ucsallin r0erYfau, un0Gobuotl
ODER. .56lan9e. Ser Yfou mar bos
@lnnbilo Der &oltborfeit, oie @0lon9e
oos Der gSeisbeit es mar ollo Gin geebr=
ter uno 9elebrtcr 9Ndun bonit bcsticbnet
9os 9Sort Gpbuotl ober beocutet aud
3>pillinA neil man annobm, bob cin'
G6lon9e INNER spci Sunoc sur gHel
brin9e. Sic >pirili0e mey;fanil Dt Ye:
bcutun9 bcs 9}omcns @uebalcoDuatl if
allo Die cincs 9tcDrten unb gcleGrte1
Monnes Der Elm Quilting mar. Sur
>p;]lcn mir ou6 aus Dem Gpongcliun
bob Der Npol ltel s jonas Der 3>pil:
ling gcnonnt lulroe. Sic Snbioncl
iibcrleyten ben 9}ou,cn no0 ibrcr Weil,
uno fii9ten nod oos @uebaQin sum 3ei=
den Der Yere1rln9 bin5u. 0os Grab
mobl bes Npoitels S6omo5 lit Su D}elia:
por in Snoien unO lpie Der gele6rt'
&ir6er beri6tet, iinbet li6 oorauI cir
Yfou ob9ebilbe! Der Gin &reu5 in
56uobel bdlt, >uoO1uN bic 9iomens6e
seibnuug bcs Mpoltels in O}erifp nod
befdti9t >piro. M(ebrere G6riftltelle
be5eugen ii6ri9en5 oub bob iiN &c
wobre Same Sbomus in per1 9ieoenc>
HtetluHtlUtH SVttfltN CtUullCll Vuut.
9lls nob ueitere glnboltspunfte III
2Dl lung Der Troge ob Ser 9(poltel Sbo
mos uno Ser BON ben M}erifonern BE
| l6riebene Gueb balcpbrotl cine unb bie1cIb
Yer1on leicn, fam man nod Die Sc
lhrci6ung bieler Yerlon 1cl6it uuteriu
den unb perglei6en ob bielcl6e cine
Npo 1tels luiroig lit. Sic @plfs,I ,Irooi
tion lagt> bob er cine 3eit lang Sober
prielter bon Sollon elmer @taot in
nDroli6cn Meyifo geluelcn 1ei. @o>
oprt babe ct feline G9iiler in Die per
ibieoenen @egenben 0elan6t> I'M ben
8plfe elm neues @eiet Su perfiinoen; E
babe bic 9lnbetlng Der @Dken un0 81
0fen1 6enopfer perboten uno bos @ol
belebrt iber cine breifad)e @ottbeit
S5entcotl, uiblopo6tli unOSonocopouo
Ser &Dni9 9uemoc babc i'm perfolg
lIno eini9e ieiner @6i!ler 9etobtet bar
auf lei ct na9 Dufatan 9eHpben luo e
bier BON leinen @6iilern lieb> I'M 1ein
&eli9ion 81 perbreiten; er lelblt lei ban1
ouf Die bena6barten Snleln 9egan9en
Die BON Der 3eit ben 9iome'1 erbielten
Scr 3millin9 perbir9t li6." @pdte
febrte er 5uriid na6 SoQah perlieB oas
1el6e o6er tuie0er unO propbe5eibte bo
feline @loubens9eno1len >peiBe Mdnne>
&;.4oS cSoooS ~; aS nrf ou,,,,,,, >,,;;,So, ,,r
, 1874-08-08
1.-THE 8TQHE,,

fl &he Editor Of The EAteaao TtiauHs:
SIR: Viii you lJease call tho attention OF the 8uptr
nteuIaut Of Pollco 10 ta necessity OF plactug pa
lcrian ut tho corner Of O!ark aua Monrop stceta
whu b8 relied upon, if thcrs IL such ono on tho
force une who will not 10 tempted tn step into Tho
atoru every tou iuiuutrs to refresh hluself,
Yn1s corner IL concrleli to bo the harirHt nlacBH
IL tao city Ut the esent time. Scarcely day asscs
during the day Might, and noyer au arrest nado.
4otr correspondent Aa GceA ntn terribly cut, thrOW
ot 1t.
u slso police kuow anytlIhg Of tho torr!be cutting
af!atf that occnrrud Ut Te tore night betore IaB.
1lo nla noW lies !u oue u pMr Aae!s aud u Hiko"
ioota ao tls DID Tie Iocn tic lto mati.lca"
tmt occurred day beloro yeaturday n front of'HCLr
sort where man wAs 'waltzing asnlll,I with'G
ts3! u hana 'oSga S%i ~ ons of o lrru Of that
NUT DO they waNs to. Wena hn for tlur 1uturosly
Thar9 arc 40 patroaeH wlcrs tuy are most wnnteL
mid II Mtrolnsn IL wsntc anywhere 1t ii at I'M cor
ner Of Cafa allu horpa alreBts. Your tprsrsnbI]nnt
whereof Ao atfrnls. i CIr,zxN.
CHaoA0u, AuH. 7, fA7A4
NoTE.-Tho person roforrel to aa having heon
cut and thrown into a !.nck aud takau ia 4 hotel
IL 4 gambler, and ho wns at Kuh,.af laat nirlt
lit And row with some Of tllo ropols.n ut tl,o
"btQre," aud WaH cut With kllfo III lalY a
dozen places. It vas thought at frat t,at ho
wpnll do, but ho iB now improving fapitf]y
Another aud similar ailray occurred il, tic
"Hlore not n very lDiIg timo ago, tAo victim In
thls latter cAso being tAaon away in haok aud
ueyor AeAll Of again. 1t in believed that
lie VAS mortally wounded, aud diod
The police know nothing about 1t, or would not
toll what they knew, and hofloa monton waH not
inado Ut tho occurrence IN tho noNHpapars. Tie
suggestion OF "ultizou" that a l'oliceman-it
, 1874-08-08

TUcetinE OF Lunlbern,cn Called to
Sx,.a4n tia3 k.rtc1 OF 34utobcr.

Meeting OF Lunlbermcn Called to
II..aae tiae k,rteo oi 1.tltnbcr.
Spee,at bispatch to 3At Chscaao 1.soute.
PHILADELPHIA, pa., Aug. 7.-1ile 1umbermeE
Of Clearfleld aud the tho adjoining coun4sey in
this stn,e have iBauod O. Gull Tor Convention ou
tls 18Th inst. Tho call tnritcs nil who are in-
texcstod in this important industry to meet at
Ocariluld, at tlIo dato specified, to consi,lor
What il best FOR tho intorosta Of tho tralo,
tllat such p1enaulea may 10 adopted "a
to roduca the etocli Of timber tho
colpkas &haspn ia tho actual wauta
OF .lu market pext spring, TLay invite all lum-
hpruson tu meet with them to give tispir presence
and tEptr et,unsul, au tint ttuy may lnan{;lnte
md faithfully execute some plan that wilt pro-.
teot their intereHls Mt h,fnot M we'll lib those.
Of their customers III tho Eaat from tie ruils.ua
sacrifice which Miht result in lie evntt Of put.
tiuv The uauni stock oi timber Oh tha market,
noxt seaauu. The call IL signed ly como Of
tho lcayiont operators alld doa!crH engaged
III tho s1unr0 timbor bs1suosa Oh the
west brunch of tho 6nstuohanna. Tio proposed
Convention IL BpnlwhAt Slglllilchnt III taco Of tic
fact tAat the lraGbd Ut lnlubor NIL through tie
country Aave sunk to very low rates. II IL
cailuol that -i.lslf Ut tho Southern alld not
few Of tile Easturn Alllbolmon will shortly fall,
uwfug to tue preHolf 11nrcMlluoratiye pii2es.
Tho demaud iH 10 low, the markets everywhere
boing 40 greatly oyersEuckou. that, to itHo tue
expression Of 1eadlng lumber operator, ~
would scarcely pay to atoal tho tunDor ieaay
made, pay freight on it. 'snd sell 1t at tue present
lOW pllGOH,h
, 1874-08-08

Election by Ballot Nf,1v C,1sto1na
x0uHe EEcEtlfnukun.


Special Disptteh 10 The Ch9aao Tribuae.
OTTAWA, Aug. 7.-Coupol, u Conservative, llaa
been elected, by majority Of "a votes, reprs-
sentative Of Napieryilie Oou1&y, "a successor ia
the lion. Dorion, raise1 to thus Bench. Ha Nns
promised to support the present Dominion Gov.
ernment. This il tLo first election by ballot, the
second bciug tho choice Of McDougall, Eo-
former, for East E}sin, in tho Ontario LesssLA-
tura, WHICH was by IllA iority Of over 2OD.
Ttle following have buou chosen officers Of tue
Canadian Labor Cougfoua in aossom lure, tresi-
dent, j. W. Cnrter, Toronto; First Fico-P.osi-
deut J. O'Dot4oghuc, III. r.. Ottawa: Second
V,co-presidout, }4iila1n Mnguns, st. Cathorie5;
Third Vice-pixaidout, III. Neville, llpnliltnn
Secretary, ~ JnYce. Toronto Treasurer, VI. J.
Williams Toru,eto.
suet,at Dssseteh 10 The Chicago Tfibunt.
KINGSTON, Aug. 1.-THE Grand Lo1Ss Of tho
Iudepentout Order Of Odd Fellows, iii Bcasiun
here, have elaeted tho following oIlcoY: Grsud
Master, ". 'litzHmnnonB, B.ocLYillo; Deputy
Gtaud A1nstor. +. Buttery, London; Grand "al-
den, j. Il. HornebrooAe, Toronto; 0rand Sccrc,
tury, re-oeoted, j. 3. King, Drautfotd; Grand
Treasurer, g. Irwin, Winusor; aland ltoFrohent-
ativo, j. Darr, HAaniatun.
specia! L.831atch 10 The ch'cdan 7FionHe.
ST. JONI, N. D., Aug 7.-lha Washington au-
thorities llnye iHauel lnHtrlc.it1B that all goods
from ST. JOHN, intended for Cas1aua, suuat 10
.1anded at Eaatt txrt mud resLippcd there. Il III
feared thia will canse grent Inconvenience, dniay,
and oxpsusy, mud it is the subject Of gensra'
8ntn.na1lt
, 1874-08-08

to roatrAtn tho police autloritlos from cloninR
tlain up. There arc aftcon Raloona Nhefo Gifio
.t. seyed oud. IL tt yasa sa saa a1s te
soat &c. anon" ""d e%aea' %sst pvsIoa. s'dSa 0''
night All unusually lnrgo gathering IL expootod
nt to naloona III Wow Of tho fact TINT 1t yill 20
tho Inst day Of the waitcr-giri accompaniment,
fuller thai usual.
The Illinois Mate Hportn1on's A.nucatton aro
determined TO cauHs tin atrenk mud pnnlrhnn',t
Of I'LL parties g1llty of thA vlalatt Of tue htnte
laa.ln law.. YrbIos1ay janos Galloway ard JoEn
T.. Wof1,tma.I. commission tnoreilGuts NJ las
South Wator street, wero brought beforo JuRt1co
1lamill to answer to tho charge of Vlo1ntn8 this
lnw, a lot OF praario chickens having b1on found
~ ttofr possession: Wooaman represented TINT
party and that 10 bad no intention Of selling or
exposing them for aalo The posacsson OF such
gau1o under my circumstance being hnabio,
Judge Hami1l .Auoa the delinquent 915 and costa.
Friday norntng'o paper gave = full statement
ot : suit 'for b'gamy brought ~ lrank y Ws9ha Gu
toro Justice DoWolt, wlltoh has hoon on trial be-
foro that tribunal for the past throo days. YeB-
tortlay Justice Do1Yolf rendered his deoislou
against tho twain, and hold thom oyor TO tho
Criminal Court In bonds Of $500 EACH. Ziohlar
being man Of property they were got At lib
crty on their own rcoogntzanoo. Tho infatua-
ton Of ZlcLlar for Airs. Waoha' Is singular, aa
alo is woman uoar 60 yoara Of ago while ho is
| about s.. =.
The INIT Of Ellen Bimonson againat John A.
lnckaon for bastAr.y was Oil trial again yentordas
afternoon before Justice sYan't Would. Mention
las bca niado Of this suat mud II will DO tolnoul
berea that alalnekson, alias Brown, has resided
with thu complainant anu cohabtod with her aa
hor husband for tho past two years. Two chu-
dron l,nye boou born to them during this time.
The i1rBt dod; tho preaont one living sa NJ. in-
| faut now about 4 months old, and tbs defendant
refusing to provide for the rnafntonanoo OF his
chiltl tito mother, who lsquito girlish and de-
ou1edly prepoaBesaing in appearances. caused his
asrost on The charge Of bastardy. The case has
beon continued from day to dny, and finally tor
n,iuatel yesterday by tia Justice holding him
over to tho County Court for trial on the
charge, placing his bail as $1,000. Al this
.lurn Of Tho affair, tho father Of tho nttlo ono
connludoi tho easiest way to got out of hfB difl-
Guilty was to marry the young lady, and there-
upon, III tho proBence OF tho Court aud the Apec-
tatore, made nj Immediate offer Of Ills hand, II
not Ills honrt, and proposed to we'd tho mother
Of his chiidren. sho WAS Wiling and y nlcsson-
i ger was dispatched poHt.haato to tho 0ounty
Clork Tor tho lloccssary llcenao.: On tho return
Of the party with tue oonaont of tho olork, Jua-
| tico 9Rn't Wond, clothed with tho maJosty OF
the law, united them In tho holy bonds Of wod-
lock, and Miss Ellen simonson was mado :.h1ra.
John Aulackaon, alias Mrs. John Brown, aud
the suit MAS :lionornbly compromised, tho bride
looking far bottoE satisfied with tho result than
did tho groom.
, 1874-08-08
SUBURBAN NEWS,

1r,. ,.s,.. :. :. ~. "o9ps1ooM.
the Aea'en et sao Aethoaast Church will hold
lars hays not yot boon announced.
The Woodstock Maenncr Club aro nrro,c,,c
for plcnio At Fosd;ck'a arox. Ave- ~
MI 1v,aa.toot. ~ $500 o' aug. -
1s "eoa1.osA ~. snn-oonapans WIZ give mar
boneat Of the organization. The ilremen will m
pear tn full costume, aud dauciug viii be il.
dulgcd IN.
An cid man and hia son have beon arrostod at
CryBkhl LAko, for violating tuo 1atna Inv 1hov
bad ahippod ono box Of sixty-flyo pra,ric-chieE-
ems to Chicago and at tho time OF arrest lad 10o
more boxed up ready to ship. Thoy atated that
they were hunting on thcir own land for amuso.
mensI a,a,,.o. xo... ...,u
a mght OF rotten stairs broko down under tho
neieht q four men, throwing ono. Wiliani
nurloy, - of Aebran, from tho top to tho ground.
, 1874-08-08
IRA Brown.

1ra Brownie tral was resumed last evening In
tho Ads Street Methodist Church, with largo
audience in attendauce. The evidence In tho
case was all in, and it only remained for counsel
to make their pleas. Ihe Raw DR.. Fslton Co.
cupied the chair with llia customary dignity
aud grace aud eyory member Of tho Inyeati-
eating Committee was in lis seat. After
prayer by tho Chairmau the argument for the
prosecution WAS oponod by tho Rev. Dr.. Briggs,
Who reviewed the evidence in oloar and cauBtio
vein, alluding to Browns conduct In fnrnihhing
Bcntdal to tho newspapers mud in dofalninG the
pastor and trying TO injurs the church, He
submitted Tint tho charges had boeu amply and
completely sustained by the eYidonco brought
forward. -
0. 7. DrouHe, Esq, counsel for defendant,
raised his voice behaff OF his cliout, inaatinE
proHooution tried TO make him out lu the i'll
formation hc had given to the newspaper re-
portera concerning the clutch troubles. Brown
had substantially told tho truth, aud was not
soma Objectionable expressions i'll gty-
%g saga.bpes h' but xsrS'1 IL aa tho maas church no
assertions which wore not borne OFT by the facts.
It wna not right to go.t TO tho newspaper, with
these things, nut tho circumstances wore highly
palliative. Things doao iu tue anger Of d mo
inent should not be weighed against lifetime
| OF faithful devotion to tho church. Ira WIS
| rnBh aud cxc.tAblo tho Apoetlo Potter wns just
that sort OF 2 man ho (potor) cut of . fellow 8
| be judged hy his OWN standard. and not be
wroagtuIty shut out from tho Kingdom OF grace
| aud glory.
Dr. N!igsa brIeay ndyerted to the points msde
by tile counsel for tho defendant, al,d in calm
and aignitied way sought to eountosaet tho spe.
| uia! rlealinE OF coutlaol tor tho uthcr aldo.
| Or. Felton, gave few Instructions to tho Com:
mit,co'fs from the church Inv governing their ann'
, 1874-08-08


Yesterday evening about $50 o'clock. In tho
Criminal Court room, there were assembled
Honno twenty or thirty persons awaiting the YER
dict Of o jury who had rotired to decide III to the
guilt or innocenco Of john 0'nriua aud William
bush, who had boon On tiil On tho
chargs Of burglary. After waiting until nearly
O'Clock, Judge Gary gavo 1oave to tho jury to
zeal their verdict, a1,d directed tho Clork, lfr.
Thomas Barry, TO mako tho entryt aud there
npon adj dfuurned court. After the Adjournment
Mr.. a. S. Trude, who had defended tho prison.
States Attorney, who had conducted thu
prosecution. and remarked, "Mf. Dirch.
you went outaido Of evidence during
this trial, aud made peraonnt remafka that wet0
nllwa,reotea ;"ho wl!eh AT A. n!yoh @ rnplloa r.;
Court gave wrfttou Instructions for what asked
for on tho strength Of it." hlr. D. thon said
that !" II any person said that, It 'yas not truo.
hr. T., in return, repeated Mr. BIS words,
whcroupou tue Assistant Attorney hurled tho
made for him. Mr. T. stoud hia ground, and
said, " You can't giyo tno tho lie will mpunity."
Great oxcitement eusued nt this stage Of tho
proceedings. Court officials. attorneys, and
gentlomen, aud throe or four aeizsd hold Of Mr.
Birch. whose faco was flushed with anger.
chair and Attempted 10 strifo Trude.
Fnifing in this. l&o 1nuIo several ylEorouH kicks
iu closo proximity to the china Ut the object Of
ls ire. Alr, Trude, with his usuul pule face,
did not seem to be seriously alarmed, but acted
on the defensive oltiroy. aud erecutod several
worry Agilo movements to ayold coming III con-
tact with Dircl'a boots, and finally stepped to
tho Clerks dosk and laid his hand upou largo
sizod paper weight with Which to defonl hin.
self should 1lr. Birch succeed In broakiug away
from those WHO ho!I him in tlraldonl.
1heu WIS heard over tho din aud confusion
voice Of Clork Darrott calling to Trudo, Hero
you; put that down." Fortunately for some:
body t. is 1ssa 2 suy We 3udga an5y oara tt
passod upon adjourning Court, aud returned tc
| lilo COURTROOM viii, IN expression upon hiA
! conntenanco that indicated surpl1ao an1 regret
| aud caused the irato gentlemen to Settle down
! turned to their school-boy days, and wcro un,
doubtedly hoartily ashamed Of their undign!iled
conduct.
, 1874-08-08
agreed to the pin Of ae&tlcmcnt pgEopeeea. L
Is hoped and believed tho works VII DO ~ ao.''c
operation by tha middle Of eoptefnber'


POOR oH1LDREN's EXCURSIONS.
r'lo Finance Conlmittoo Of tim Frou Excnr-
sions for Poor Children mot at Room 8, Ropnh-
liz Lifo-1us,ara1,co Building. on Ia9alto street.
Yesterday afternoon. Paul Cornell, Gen. A. u.
Chetlaiu, CllarioH Ifensotn. s. D. KimbarK, "
D. Billings, J. II. D, Day, md W. Il. roulson
were prescut. Afr, Cornoll, Chairman, presided.
and Mr.. poulson acted as sccretary.
A communication from Il. L. Goodcl, prest-
dent Of the Fourth National Dunk, Informed Tho
Committee that Thomas Dobbius, President Of
t1,s Chicago Il Pacific lsnilroat, Ind offered an
oxcuraion trim on his road which would ACCOM-
modate l 600 chitdren, and Carl A.. T. Hunckc.
Secretary Of tho Turner Park Asaocation. had
offered the park, 10 mica from tho city, On the
abovo-napea railway, both free Of charge.. The
Committee appointed afossrs. Cornell and DAILY
The following Exouraion COMMITTEES was ap-
poiulod mud oscll nlolnbor authorized 10 select
Indy nssiataft: ". 3. Billings, Chairman ".
?. shorrard, J: #. H,tshGssc1 :; ;. Howard, t.
Alter All informal talk, it wan lectaa,l to havc
! tho first excursion Thursday.
It WIS ntatod that $500 had bcen subscribed
and deposited and $50D moro 1oportod, mining y
suin Busficient to pay the oxpenBos Of tho first
The following gentlemen compose tho Financo
Comsnsttoo. mud subscriptions may DO loft with
apy Of tllctn
Paul Cornell, Chairman, ": E. Pou,son, Soc.
Lsitssr,' ". r, coolbnnsh. 5. j. Fiji, Con: 4: L.
| Chotlain, Howard rrieBtloy, the Hon. William
| l'ross, n. z. Goodol, the Iey: ". Il. Patterson,
! the Rev. 1tobert Collyer, 8. D. kimbark, Tracy
Lay. \. 2. onlvor' Anson stssor, 2. NJ lIondcr.
| Daily, William n. ovinGton, Henry Grootiebaum,
Or. Dou q. Millor Paul Cornell, I. NJ. Rockwell,
| phio =. King. James \. Thompson, JOHN 4.
, 1874-08-08
STOGlE CIGARS,

tlle gruat dourasuion III trato, thia city aloud
manufactured III tue last six months nearly
15,0u0, ,Quu stogio cigars, ta .irs, at A. pul(aok
manufacturing nearly a.uoQ,ouQ Of tho aboye
number
, 1874-08-08

Tho Missing City Clcrlt Fats In tu
ApIlEIAIilMECs

Special Uspakth 70 I've Chietsao Tribune.
Spu1SoRIELp, ILL.,. AlFs. 1.-laeh Alu1oy, ous
City Ulork, WHO llna boou abaent Tor Sumo timo,
relurnol this eyulling. Ilc has good explal,a.
ton for tho condition Vt lis Accolnsa, aud thold
ia 10 doubt that iH explanation will ba satlAfac-
tory. lIe Inns herotoloru enjoyed good reputa-
tion and except getting OIL all OccasioEa! H,,rco
will tile boys or h'a aso aud circle, no Charge
could be niauoaBalubt him.
, 1874-08-08

would require threo or four to knop the gang Of
thievcs and roporH on tho eidowalk--bo station
oil III tho uolglhothood Of tho "Htoro' to prt'-
sorvo tho poaco Is m oxcollont ono, but it1 mott
1ikoy that tho Police Superintendent will p,it
mon wllaro they will hn liable 10 interfere with
tho ltnciug OF Httny Qrahgura.
, 1874-08-08

The Nsv Aaron Lloyd, OF Now York, is STOP
ping IN tho city for fow days. His address Is
No. Eldridgo court.
The Illinois Woman Suffrage Society will hold
reception for Mrs. Fernando Jones, who hna
aataly returned from Europo, Wodneatlnr OVEN
1ilK, as tbs residence Of Mis-. Van Winklo, 884
Michigan avenue.
State Senator Brooks. Of Joliet, wan in tho
just now 0ongrcssional'y inclined.
Chief inspector Harper had nev ssslatant on
duty Yesterday. His weteht ts 1go-ounces.