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, 1874-11-17

We should think that majority Of tho Com
mon Counc!l would 1ea1l2o thu dangar OF tritling
With tho 5000 voters. moro or less, who signed
tho incorporation petition. Such III not the case.
Their understanding Of this mattor wo believe
and trust will 10 much improved after tho next
municipal election. Tho people viii not be iu-
suited long With impunity ; and wo shnll take
good caro- to yegige tho record Of every un{aith-
lul Alderman OIL iaquestion4 at the time which
will bo most inoonyouiont for him to remember
it, Tho Citizcna' Association, wo hope, will
place whip IN the handa Of ayory honest man
with which to lash tho rascala naled through thn
town.
, 1874-11-17

The Chicago produce marko!a wers generally
stronger yesterday. hut variable. Hess pork
was active, and advanced 50GD75c pcr brl, closing
at Sl8. 706D19.75 cash, or seller tho year. Lard
waa active, and 25@yl5o por 100 ibs higher, clos-
log at s13.7o@13.75 cash, mud a12.s5@12.87>45
se!lor tho year. Meats wero in fair demand and
}1u higher, at 077k07c for shoulders, aH.@07lo
for short r1bE, aud 05stpl0o for short clears.
Nighvlnea wore lcas aetyo and 10 higher, at
81. per gallon. Lako ffoigAts wero less ac-
tive and stronger. flour waa In bcttor demand
aud tirlner. Wheat waH aciiyc, and 15@9lo Aigl~
er, cloelug at 8o;Go aellor tha month, and oo}s
92o01fc for December. Cosn WAS 1ess aetiTo and
II htallor, closing 1t 771o ssllor tho month, and
, 1874-11-17

lcss we'll described by tho Associated Pseas cor.
respondent, who says: "lf Smith has any ad-
horonte, they do not make thomsclvea known"
Perfect quiot and peaco prevail throughout
tho State, and the Garland Government
IL actually intrcnolled in tho confidence
Of the pooplo. We havo good rcapon for saYiog
that the dispatch to Senator Dorsey from tho
Chairnan Of the Republican Executive Commit
too In Arkansns, affirming that reign Of terror
esista in the State, Ia fabrication out at whole
CLOTH, and intended eolely for political effect.
, 1874-11-17

Atty.-Gen. Edsall has given an opinion as to
wlat part OF tho fees received by County CLERKS
for making certified copies Of records ana ab-
atracta Of titles must DO turned over to tho
County Board. To holds that mere transcripts
person. demanding tho service, aud fees from
this source must bo accounted for. But tito ex-
animation Of tit!os or abstracts, with Wow to
determining their souudaess, ia not eojoincd by
any law. Work Of this description may bo &C.
cepted or refused by County Clerks, and tho feea
received for it may be considered private.
, 1874-11-17

We giro for what 1t In worth u ruruor that tho
counast engaged by ncochor, Triton ct al. haso
decided to withdraw from tho various
libel auise On tho ground that thoy
would Involve privato mnttora not Ut to
10 made publtc. It Is not possible that tho
ominont legal gentlemen mentioned III our dla"
patches are such fools as to think that It is III
their powor to aavo tho reputation of both Dccol-
or mud Triton. Ono Of them must DO pilloriod
for a rascal, or tho people will novor 10 content
, 1874-11-17
THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE.

The st. Louis Times Is O. Democratic paper,
representing Democratic constituency, and
takos no stock in tho "indoponden. journalism"
that is lending the Chicago Times rapidly into
tho Republican party. It tahes firm ground in
favor Of (" State Sovereignty" and inblets that
tho United States Government IL but an "agont
Of tue several Btaees," aud not tho Government
Of nation Bovcroignin in itaelf. This. 1t truth
fully aays, marlss tho division between the doc
trinos OF tho Republican party and those OF
tho Democratic party. Tie st. Louis Demo-
cratic organ Gays:
The dlflerance between the Republican party aud
that which las partially succeeded 1t In tue adntnls
tra.ion Of Government consssa In tho mode Of admin
IsterIng tho adaiss Of the uaston The Fundamental
idea Of Democratic doctrine il that tho Bates
ereigu In tho capacity Of local yoverunlcut-that tho
Federal power Is bnt the agent Of tho States for tho
exercise Of cGstap conceded rgAta for the lecht Of
tic Statcs "a members OF common unou. 1t denies
that tho Federal Government Ia as.inct aa n1sy!s!-
ble nationality from which tha atatea derivo tleir
powers autl III tls exercise Of which they de-
penaeucses Of Congressional or Executive favor.
Iu this respect tho policy Of tho Republican
party has run counter 10 doctrines naver disputed uu.
til tho War batween the statea gave rise to nav pot-
cA Impressions, that Government 0f Stnteg
az contradlatinguiahel from the theory Of Federal
goyeretgn poaaesssng exclusive attributes Of nn4onal
power.
This il precisely what Tue Tn1husE assorted
tile other day. There ia scarcely q Democrat or
D Democratic paper in tho country that does not
inslat now, as much as before the War, that tho
! National Government is nothing moro than 3
nero agent Of tho scvoral "etates," acting under
authority from ita principals. When tho lato
Chicago Democratic organ ropuaintcs that doc
trlnc, 1t rejects Ill there ia Of Democracy; when
1t accepts tho opposing doctrine, 1t accopta the
teachipg Of tho Republican party, and thus yeri'
fes our statement TINT no paper can leave its
own party aud GO into Independent journalism
without bringing up In tho camp Of its polltica!
opponents. So far aa political doctrine ia con-
cerlca, tho Chicago organ ta NOW asaound on the
Republican platform as auy paper in the coun.
try. liz couyessiou Il another evidence of tue
power Of truth.
The feeling OF tho Democratic proaa of tht
State is expressed iu tho following cxtrac. from
an article IN the Cumberland County Gil.
Democrat;
Tie Democratic party Of Illinois sanl badly t,
peeI of ltadlIa panoerstc paper 1T Chicago, uan'
eucb paper b. established aud b1.ataned Thou
sauds ii Den.ocfata 1t rsescnt taku Storeya nrgu
that would drop II ko llyo coal Ut Ara II homo pape
tAat advocated Democratic principles was eatablluAe
It Chicago. Lot the aatamlt 10 made. aud lot
Democratic county papeF haoanis ttocthaldar i
, 1874-11-17

popo'a political power in ttnly md c1aowhoro,
wlulo tho Intelligence aud '"pub1can'sm OF
franco would join hands i'll oppoHirS >on' In
1ta1y, tho majority would fight thom down ns they
have voted thom down whonovor they hava had
tho opportunity. Tho ropublicanistn OF Spain
would bo erraycd ugainBt ultramontanlam. IN
Ba!g:nn1, tlio opposing forcea would be al'out
equal. All iihoral parliamentary Governments,
like that ct Britain, uermany, and Scandinavia,
would be found upon tho eldo Of FREQ thought
and intelligence. Every Ultramontano III Cor
raany fayora tho restoration Of tho popo'B
political powers, but ona-lalf OF tho 0orfnan
Catholics aro not Ultra.nontanos, aud, II they
would not tako up aruls against Ultramontanisn',
would at lenst remain passive, whilo tho Rcpub-
licans, protessants, and Froothtnkors would DO
active and inriuciblo opponents. Tno moss
significant feature OF this contoHt IL tho fact TINT
u}sramonsau!sm cannot appeal to Catholicism
with any certainty Of arousiug general foryor
or orcnthuaaprn. Intelligent Catholics everywhere
quietly ignore tho dogma Of infallibtlity, as well
rs tho question OF tho popo's temporal power,
nnd remain in tho Church. Tho rnintollEcus
believe them and oboy them as far as they can,
hccauso thoy know no better. Tho " Old Catllo-
lies relect both aud secedo from tho Church,
but whore QUO soccdea ninotY-nine diabaovo
and ronain In the Church. Should this strug-
nlo of words bo transferred to tho arena OF war,
It must Of necessity bo brief ono, and tho i9suo
mist be upon tic slo Of intelligence FREQ
t1.ooni,4 t,oro1 t,rotropa nnd rtv{ts3atfor. any
, 1874-11-17

EAh1t19x II = 1tAAF.a4N!s.As
Tue fair for tho beue1t Of tue Hahnemann
Hospital OF Chicago opened. Us announced, at 7
o'clock last evening Mt Nos. liz, ia, and 11G
Lake street, OH tho north sIdo Of that thorough
faro, between Clark and Doarborn.
An immense American bauucr, sfung acroas
tho street, md i1radlatoa by calcium Light. in-
lcated why the windows Of two doors OF tbs
building alluded to we1e brilliant with gaallght
ana vcrlant With evefereens. "Hospital Fair"
in utneuse lettcrB. stretched across the free ena
ct the flag, 10 that no ono could poaalbly mias
fho grand rendezvous Of tho charitable. But.
alas tho unsympatLlzing westhcr-cIerk, wsao
1nuat ho foe to homeopathy, aud believer til
hydtopathio treatment, threw cut tho murky
standard Of tho atorru-king; the rain poured down
IN cataraets; tho fair young moon refused her
romantic brilancy; tho streets ran deop with
liquid ,nud, and tho whole outs,le world sp-
poared unfavorable to tho opening night OF tllo
praiseworthy enterprise. Dosplto tnoae draw
backs,
1 BN.L11asg Fon1oRx uops
Of lady sasnaritans rallied to tho halls in car
liagcs. oAcorted by gallant gentlemen who did
not fear cold water while engaged in cause On
which Deuovolcnco, il not tho Woather, would
smile. A.t tho }aiies whoso namos nero I'LL
nouuccd III connection with tic different depart
nacnta wero at their posts. Mrs. Waahburn was
there, radiant and indefatCable rs evor. Mrs.
AlacVeagh and her fair assiutanta presided
oAeorna'ly ovor tho household arts, which ,nale
tluly magnificent display. The Aowor-tablo
| and Oriental bowbr Looked chErnltne under tlo
saslieht which, by the way lent frcsll charms
| to I'LL that it sAono upon. lAe clustering
| banners huttered languid>y IN tho spasmodiu
breeze, rendered anllry By tho dull south
| wind, Which bore the olors al several nusayory
factories through oil parta Of tho ety, but for
tnnate]y spared the apaltmopts Of the bazaar:
| Tho pMlo statuea md olasaio bslsts looked
TRANQUILITY upon the scene. There asood ous in
bold rehef tho ofn2y Of tho cloquout sumnors
nl'oso "aaughty faco " and "bfiboless hand "
cau ueyer TO forgotten In tAe history Of tho 10"
public. Qols and goG1esses.. whose nsa1oB
figure in tho poetry and mythology Of Groeco
and ltolne, wo1u ltuagel there. c.-slesoury, Venus,
Apollo, Pavche,-sho whole charming but apoo-
| ryphl crowd.
| TuE RpLENp1O v1sTA
| Of tho uppor lnil appeared 10 full advantage.
The valls decorated, avery lacl,, tu tho tapestry
OF tho nation, aud tho plllnra blooming With yer
duro, lita young forest trceu III tho laso spIiii-
tttno. Tbp afgoot. doaplte Of tile raLlar sua!l At
tendance. was .uore than o1co1lons, ant Gaye
pronino OF grand gatherings whon tho skies a!e
clear again, and lilo atreata commonly passshlo.
Tic managers Of the fair appoasot to ba 1etx
much rratItied hs tho appearance OF things ana
pycatcted that, before tue vaok otoaed. sneto .;o
would hardly bo sssuding-room for those wae
would 4lteud. Allure Inaa sl4ooo worth es asS'
, 1874-11-17
THE ILLINOIS 1EG1sLaTuRE.

THE ILLINOIS lEG15LATURE.
Our nituota oxcllanges hogtu to dlaouss tio Or
ganization Of tho next Legislature. Tho Slate
Journal haH hopos that Speaker Cnllon' will ho
continued In tho chair Of tho nonsc, and sayA
Tiers could 10 no aoro graceful uvaenco Of tho DO
termination Of the majority Of tho Housc, In which
neither party haa m absolute majority to expedite thu
public business, thnn hin election mil thoro could
certainly 10 stronger cyidcnce of hs ltnoes than
tho 8acs thut In all h!s experience I'll tho oaar, be-
ginning In 1857, and ending with tho laat session, not
single olo Of Ills ruilnga has over been reversed.
1t is assumed, On all hands, that tho Ropub-
llcaoa will proaent no other name than htr.
Culsom'a. and throughout tho Republican pzesa
tho tono OF 1omark seems to bo TINT Ills candt-
dacy should fest on hfs known personal fitness
for the spcatorBllip rather than on party
grounds. That tho Opposition cannot offor
buttar selection uluBt be conceded. Whether
tho Opposition democrats and such Iudcnend-
onts ~ may act with thcm) can mike any choi:o
at all, or agrcc upon my, ron.ans to be Hecn.
At present tho names suggested by the Opposi-
uon press for Tho spoakezsh;p Of tho Houzo ars:
john HiRo, of Chicngo; Z. b. uaincs, of Wau-
kesan; aud Samuel r, Cummings, OF Fulton
County. The Oitana Free Trader, In its editorial
recommendation Of Alr. Hiao (who vas formerly
Lasallo County 1nember), would scorn to tlia-
countensnco tho candidacy Of George ".
Armstrong, Of Lssalle, whoao namo hna ap-
pearod in several papers. Tho Aurora Herald
hopes, II tho Opposition intends to clrct q
Speaker, that tho claimH Of Jamoa Horrngton,
Of Kano County, will be considered by them.
Tho Presidency Of tho 8onato becomes. for
two years, tho Acting Lieutenant Goyornorship.
Mr. John Early, Of Rockford, tho psoaont iucum-
hcnt OF the CHAIR, has been reelected to tho
senate, but, in spoculating upon tho probable
choice to DO made among tho Republican
Senators, tho Ssate Journal does not namo him.
Tho Slate journal Gays:
Among tho Republican Senators who hold over, tic
nAno OF Mr. Upton, Of Lake, has been Buggcsted but
the7a Of Meaars. Dow AMI Waite OF Chicago. Palmer
OF lroquois, Sanford Of Knox, Steele Of Coles and
Henry Of Olay, would most likely be discussed III casc
of canvass. Tho Of Glenn, Of Brown. has heen
mentioned s1nong tho Donocrats but burke. Archer,
End Casey would most likely 10 urged by their friends
thu latter perhnpa strongly. 1t Is hintcA that tho
Hon. j. o. Hainca elected Oh thb Peoples Ticket In The
First Diastc ia seeking Tic position aGo but Of thia
| wo are not prepared to speak. 31r 1Ealuca IN mol
without experience In delIbcratye bodlea having been
! q member of tho State Constitutional Convention o
lS58-,;o. but ID new nae1nter o{ tho Senate, I'm.
doubtey, among the Independents ho would bs kel,
to occupy prominent rosltlous but II Is evident TIM
they have uos strength enough to accomplish anything
| Without combination with others.
as tho Independent mombers-e}eGt Of Repub-
lean anteccdcnts hold controlling balance o.
| rovnr bnty nenuhlcann md Democrats, 1t
, 1874-11-17

Perhaps tho Wabash avenue stroot-raii"ay
ordinance would be reported for action II Bono
blight testimonial wcro placed where it would do
the most good. Otherwiso, tho railway will ho
laid about tho time the people vote on tho In
corporation proposition. which will not be until
tho honest men control tho Council.
, 1874-11-17

The wi.ncescs tor tho prosecution in tho safa-
burglary trial at Washington have bcen throat
oncd, cajoIol, and bribed, yet enough has been
elected from them in .cotrt 10 Bpoil tho roputn.
tions Of tho accused. Wo hope that tue worst
bus como-sllat theto arc nu couspiratore be-
hind the sccnoa, Let tho truth DO known and
read Of all mcn, It will he II the prosecutors
In the c2so do their whole duty.
, 1874-11-17

In Grecnock (scotlani) tho woman question
has assumed phase Of great Importance. it is
uot whether women ehall havo tho ballot, hut
tic barrow. When overcome with cheap gin,
Bl1all sho march to tho stimulating noto of tho
hickory club, and be stamped into aohriety and
stupofactlon, or shall tho galleutry Of tho police
trundle her to tho lookup III = wheolbarrow like
O lo1d Of ruLbish Tho PoIfco Board arc d.
viaotl on this subject. Champions Of tho club
aud hickory ever tint no discrimination ehou1d
10 uado botwoon lrlnkarls on account OF BOZ,
and that public doccncy is outraged BY tho oxhi-
bition Of lovely wonnn drunk on Il wheelbarrow.
The friends Of tho one-wheolcr maintained
TINT, shocking m the sight might be, 1t
was improving to public moraIa aa IN i'm
portant warming against iutempcrauco- Tic
auaation Of faro atao had beneficial effect, for
the cost Of transportation was charged againss
tho culprit aud addcd to tho fine Inflicted By the
magistrate. Tho ladies Of Gseenock wcro
ehooAed to find that tho Police Bonrl Gnul!y
dropped the subject. aud left it optional with
tho polica whether thoy would drag or drive ill.,
ehriatad ladioa to tho atation-houaa. Tho cir
cumstnnco that considerable popular interest
1yas awakened III tho matter Indicates rather a
| larger constituency Of feminine 1nebrlstea in
Greenock than thoro should bo.
, 1874-11-17
TERMS Of THE TRIBUNE.

r,Arxa or nunscNrr11oN trArAplE N ApSAkCE>
,nIly by mall $40 Sunday.
fI.Waokiy ........ nO0 Weekly .....s.''". *.oo
Parts Of 4 ysas At tho sano rats.
70 rtsvcns delay snd atakos. DO surd nnd Eivo Po't
Dgoo address in full, including Stats and County.
He,ut:snoss bo ,nada ohcry draft. exrsess fest
piuo order, or In registored leteFf At our siak.
TypMs TO CIT aunacHtnEts
Dssty delivered. Sunday s1cepoo. 2 eoats rer Nsck
Da3fy. dclyarcd. snnisy nefujed 30 conts per weck
Ii1rras Tl1N TRIBUNE COMPANY.
f,orno, Mnt1!son ami Dearborn. .sts., Chicago III.
, 1874-11-17

74o tor the year. Oats woro aod7e and un-
changed, closing at 492{c scllor tho mouth md
1890 for tho year. nyo was quiet snd stronger
at $50. Harley waa Ioas aotivo and easier. cios-
inn ut 81. .28 for November. Hogs wqro activo.
aud 1o@15o higher, ae1ling At so.oo@7.oo. Cattle
wcre IN good demand at steady ratcu. ehoep
uoro dull and nominal.
, 1874-11-17
Ql1e Q;tlfagn W1fibu11e.
Tuesdav Morning. Nagembor IT, 1874

4 boy very mucl, resembling Charley Ross has
beon found In Darboursvilo, ". Va. auan-
hearted, bcnovolcntly- disposed gentleman has
tho Child in keeping, md will return him to his
afflicted parents for $4,000.
, 1874-11-17

such paper to the extent Of two Or trce alares and
becomo tta ocaf correspondent and agent to send local
and State naws &siI koctt subscriptions for II. Wa
bcNevc under such ptau Democratic Iapnr With
fair carta1 anu good supply Of braIua can 10 naao
grand scceas Let tho Democrats Of Illinois atarvo
that old pusrid "Reminiscences organ Of stos:J's to
Aehtht
, 1874-11-17

Jadco Booths address to tho Grand Jury yes
te.day meant something to tho McDouafdR, and
Garritys, und Gearys, and all tic other rog11es
By whom tho city is infested. 4 session Of tho
Jury will 10 held to-day. and thoao gentlemen
rho hare been eager to testify in tho Mcdonald
case wilt huYe IN opportunity to show what atuf1
their Professions arc nale Of.
, 1874-11-17


It IN easy to csoai. It is not strange then,
TINT hlr. James Parton. whose books ahow that
he profcrs tho easy mothod Of evolving facts out
Of hia inner consciousness to tho ordinary and
prosaic proccsa Of learning and verifying them,
should now bo croaking yehcmcntly about tho
past, prcsont, and futuro OF this country. Ho
has condensed luis lamentations into lecture on
"Our scaudatous Politics." In t1is, after q 6oa~
son Of moaning misery over other topics, he
comes to tho Centennial. lie has devaei now
way Of celebrating 1t. Ho would build, near
Now York City, d vast and dismal inclcs1 Q, In
which ho would place cortain enumerated evi-
acnces Of the advance Of this country in civ1i-
cation since 177e. Thoso evidences would con:
stst Of a teno,nept house. aeyeu stosies high and
10 feet wide, with population Of sixty-four fun
lilies, como OF whom lot lodgings; asablo
from Fifth avenue, with rosewood and black
walnut trimmings; horao-car, built for twenty
passengers and containing soyonty-are. swelter-
ing and iammod, with two broken-down horaee.
a driver swearing as the President Of the Society
for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals, mud q
conductor knocking down fareR; model Of tho
New Yosk City Hall. with a few Of tho wooden
chairs that coat the city 2411 apiece; paint
inc roprcsenting tho banquet given OakcB Amos
bv bin constituents aftor the Ctodt-Mobilicr OK
ponure; aud tho South Carolina Legislature in
session. AL this waa funny when 1t was first
sad ana atr. parton's repetition of it is brightly
worded and doubtless brought him laughter,
applause, and dollars. It is vain, perhaps, to ar
quo with him. The nan who Ia responsible for
tho astounding farraso Of fancies published un-
der tho title Of "Gon. Butler in New Orleans"
mud for tho aagacious theory that tho French
Revolution was the result of tho failuro OF Louis
, 1874-11-17

Tho man who designed aud executed the Lin
coll monument at Springfield may we'll 10
proud Of tho magnificent reception givcn 10 bis
work, independently Of his prido in its inertia.
1t il not gwen to many mon to havo tho statues
which their brains and hanas hayo wrought ia
marble or bronzo unveiled before tho oyes Of
tens OF thousand Of people. representing
whole county, and containing . multitude Of
poraonB whom. that country has delighted to
houor BY placing them in positions Of high civic
aud military tl1lst. Now that the cannon arc
silent, aud tho orators Rto dumb, md tho crowds
lnyo scattered to thofr honos tue ugly question
reYiyes: Who il t1e man to whom tho honor
for design aud execution ID duo! uGs alt.
larllp q. Meade, Jr., obtained praise undes
fa!se protanecs2
It will bo remembered that, when Stephen
Weston lIoaly, the Amarican aEt.crit!c' Aow fesl-
dent IN Florouco, published ha ilst attack upon
American acu!ptora, he named Mr' Aeaae as one
OF tho persons who, ho alleges, employed ltas-
ians to prepare % veil III to execute doa!9na.
Wo took occasion at tho tlno to point out low
dosply interested Illinois vas in this part OF Als.
1Ioaly's indictment, ,naamuch as the Lincoln
monument was thon being prepared BY Mr.
! Meade. This waa oarly last sprug. Since tleu
tho monument has boen fiu!sled put u position,
| and dedicated. TIM artist real or pretended,
| Was prescut at tue dedication md accepted the
praiso laylsllod OIL tho work.. Ncithor up
| Ia tbat tiulo uor siuoo tllon haye wo
| eeen my convincing proof that Hea'y's
ohsrge was baAeless. 1t IL true, and NO aro glad
10 credit Mr. nleado with tho TACT, tnat tho
clasge wea 20 vague that a specific rebnttal was
scarcely noasiblo. 1i.is stato OF thingn oxshtH,
however, no longer. Iu q letter to Lo Iouriste,
under du.o Of Oct 20, alr. Hoaly says that
air. aIealo "noither designed nor executed" tho
monument, ind that two ltaliau sculpsors,
A1eatlo's cmpluycs. s!gno.i Augusta psssaslia
anl norlo, did. Mr. iloa'y promises. moreover,
to shortly furnish Le 1nuris!e with n IL ltiatory
Of tue wlolo aiar," which ho aas already written.
When t4ts promised history appoars, 1t will la
incumbent upon Mr. Meade to answer It. Unless
ho dooa 60. Judgment viii 80 agsl.Ist him by do
fault Meanwhile, until sunlcions time has
elapaod attcr tho publication of uealy's second
Article for AIenlo to proparo q dofonao, we at'
ylsc suspension OF public opinion. The acull
tot may have mistakenly thought 1t nencash hin
to anauer the ohargo. OF Lo may have considered
II. a. 1t has baon hitherto put, TOO vague for sat
, 1874-11-17
NOTES AND OPINION.

Tho vote Of Franklin County, making tho full
vote Of the Fofty-seventh Senatorial District.
elects William II. Parish Independently, to tho
State Sona,c, instead Of William G. Bowman,
Democrat. This makes 1ve Independents in the
Senate. The vote, by counties, In tho Forty
seventh District is:
, 1874-11-17

blessings promised by protection. pnt Il rec
tpfocsty with Cana1a viii placo III tho hnnts Of
tito operatives In Now England two 1oavev Of
bread nhero thoy havo but ono now, then In
tho nnmo Of humanity do not rofuao them tho
brant]
, 1874-11-17

MCCORMICK IA1INorth cssk esfo't' Sqxntr sa ,sa ~
KinIic, Lecture by Psn! Swing. rS9n!oe'7 Ao' A'N
Gitiiau: at. i Now Patriotism for Chicago"
, 1874-11-17

M,v1pK En's TI1EATRE-Aiad|son et1cof. hntrssn .
Dearborn RNa Hthta. EnKtEancnt OF "9ps8* Ases'o|
s'Tha Woman In Wltte."
, 1874-11-17

GRAND OPERA. .Hut1SE-C stteet. Opposite
Hnsr,uan uonso. Kelly l. I4son's allusttels'
, 1874-11-17

.r-rrvr1oN. SIR KN1GlTH.- Stated Conoisve Of
Aole T. ans Sassda,} "a yosE sse 81
f. 4, a.for nf Tho =, g. Il. D. ". LOCKE, Nscosaes.
, 1874-11-17
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

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