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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-04
Thf BuIletin.
Publication once, Bulietfp Bufrdfng
Washfnnsou Avsnue.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1874.
BEEoHERiN A NUTSHELL.

The Journal, Of Marseilles, comment.
ing upon the Beecher scandal, says
A bitter quarrel has broken out be.
tween three prominent American clergy.
men, Beecher, Silton and Moulton, on ac-
count of certain love letters addressed 10
Mrs. Beecher Stowe by Siltor, which had
somehow or other been got hold Of by
Moulton. Silton, we are futher informed,
on this part. charges Beeoher with hav.
ing seduced his youngest daughter, Miss
Florence Silton, and sues him for $4,000
damages. Mrs. Beecher Stowe
is the mother Of the famous Uncle Tom,
the well known blind pianist, who c-es-
ted few years ago, such fufor in
France
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-04
LES 10 MARRIAGE

Relief for Young Men from the eff
Errors and Abuses In early life,
bd Restored. lmpedlments to Mar
riaye removed. New method OF treatment.
New and remarkable remedies. Books and
.lrculars sent free In sealed envelopes. adj
1ress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 4l9
North Ninth ST., Philadelphia, Pa',--an
Ioroable conduct and professional skill.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-04
ADVERTISE n
The 8nll&tin.

A man Intending TO do business must
first prepare himself 10 meet the re-
quirements OF his customers; next he
must let every possible or probable
customer know that he Is so prepared.
In very small place he may TELL all
the people what he can do. In large
village printed handful, poster or
circular, properly distributed. will be
eilicacious, but WHOEVER Is IN A
PLACE LARGE ENOUGH TO SUP.
PORT A NEWSPAPER WILL FIND
THAT IT Is THE CHEAPEST MEDIUM
THROUGH WHICH TO ADDRESS TUE
PUBLIC.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-10-04
The NEW CHROMOS-FROM VII.
LARDS FAMOUSPAlNTINGS.

These Elegant Chromos are by far the most
Expressive pictures ever given 10 the pub
ic, being full of hlimor and "Pluck" TO the
asst extent. Size 10 by % inches, mou nted
upon canvass and strainers. Price $40 the
pair Send orders TO the pubishe r, f.
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92-U-0-d23u-w3m
, 1874-03-21


III Hplto Of tho pressure from Eastern roads
to advance tho preBont freight ratos at,d adopt
now achettuio It Inns boon decided to stick for
the time being to tho existing low ratoa
Ambition nttempt to advance the rntos will be
made On tho 2osl inst, wlson q mcouug Of Gen-
eral Freight Agents will be hold In New York.
But thore Ia no reason to fear that an advance
will bo made, Binco tho Michigan Conlral Rail-
road ia wall satisfied with tho present schedule
aud will submit 10 no ndvance.
The tight betweon tho Freight Agents In this
CITY still continues. sovoral consultations bc-
twcon tho various Western Freight Agcnts took
plnco yestotday. hut no ngrucmnnt wan effected
Thore Ia no roason to holiovo TINT. tho present
low rasos to tho Woat will aoon DO disturbed.
A fight between tho Union Pacific and the
Chicago roats is nlso likely to break ont again
at my monont, aa hfr. Vining Is discriminating
against Chicago in epcry possible ssay sending
all tho freight he oan via Ut. Louis and Clnoin-
natl.
THE PORT SCOTT noAD.
4 gont1oman connected With tho Fort Scott
Railroad reports that at recent meeting of tho
Board Of Directors Of tito Fort Scott Il Leaven-
worth, Lawrence & Galveston RailroalB, hold In
Boston, Mr.. J. h. Walker, Of tlia oily, resigned
tho Presidency Of tho Inter road. aud Mr.. II. II.
Hunnewcll, Of Boston, was elected President IN
ming, tho proBont Superintendent Of tho Fort
Boott lhilroad, was appointed Gauoral Snpor-
iniontlent Of both roads. Several other cllallgos
in tho management Of tloso roada may soon
tako place.
RAISING TIE MONEY.
1lr. J. K. qravoB, President Of tho Chicago,
Dubuque l. Miuncsota and Iowa Pacific Rail
roads, has just arrived in tho city from trip to
tho European money centres. Tic has succeodad
in negotiating tho bonds isBncl for tho purpose
Of completing tho Iowa Pacific Railroad, which
Is branch Of tile Cllicago. Dubuque j. Alinno-
sofa Railroad, md connects this city over tho
Chicago, Burlington j. Quincy Railroad direct
with Fort Scott Kan. The new road is now
roady for the iron, and will DO completed in
AuEuQt.
, 1874-03-21
SUBURBAN Y NEWS.

HYDE rAHE.
At length soma OF the residents Of Hyde Park
are beginning to take sters to aaVet if possible,
tho remainder Of the park which fronts Oh the
laLo from Fifty.arst to Oak street. This park
WAS once the cLiot attraction Of Hyde Park, mud
it still possesses, III, spite Of tho irroads TINT
Aayo baon mado upon it by the lako, 1nnny
beauties md adyansa ges whlah render its prea-
oryaton a n,attor Of great consequence to tho
whole Tillago.
It may be said to DO almost unique among our
Ch icago parks in ono rcHpect-the possession OF
all I'LL ohstructcd yiow Of tho lake. This may bo
considered OF small molaont Just nov, but it bo-
comea Chicago people tolook forward ton, twenty,
orthirty yonrd.an remembering what The city was
thirty yoAr8 ago, to, estimate what will DO tho
condition OF tho city apl its Immediate suburbs
ut tint time. Tho writer lloroof, though still q
young mat, remembers when the old Bulls
Head tavern. situated where Union Park now ia,
waa way out OIL the prairie. with no houses
within u quarter Ut a milo WHOM q settlement
noar Twoiftl street waa considered as thriving
spot for q suburban Residence, aud whon Twonty-
second street WIS regarded III d rather worno
light than Calumet Rwainps are nt thopresent
time, Now, II tWanty years can make 10 l1Allttad
Change III tho past, 1T IN fur to Prosl'nio that
Hyde lnrk, III twenty yeara more, will bo Us
we'll built up AZ Calumet anl Pralrie ayanilea
nav. aro. Aud 1t thia IL only. approximately
true, lot any man rotloot how desirable pArt on
the lake shore would be at tho prosent time to
residents botwoep Iwallty.eaoond aud Twenty
fifth stroots, and he Will. have an itca Of tie
prapriety' ot; saving this beautifu! park, The
out tic Leko.Front ParE north of. Park How,
but no ono grulgeh the ,nouoy expended, Hince
tho improvement to property and to loalth will
MORO tAall eouptorba!al,se tho oxpensa. How
lnuoh moro, then, should II DO desirable to give
protection to: park whioh already exiBts with
liuo treea and 4 much. better lop4tion tAan tho
Lake-Front park7
lin Wow, therefore Of tho n ueqesslsy for proMp
, 1874-03-21
TEE CHICKENS.

THAI chicken fight is to take place, and thoao
who delight III suoh amusement arc. promised
some rare fun. Mr.. Thomas J. O'Neil Of Lonia-
villo, roachod Choago Thuradny uight aud
yesterday, Al Hankins having been agraea upon
as stakeholder, the Interested parties mot and
eigacd the following dooumont:
Nc, tie undersigned, ugrao TO fight main Of cocks;
to shaw u cocks eaoh to nght MI That full ~ Two
Of each other for $200 battle, ami, $1,000 tho
otad battle; weights from pounds d ounces
to 6 ro'nls; an.l n tue tue fight to coM.~ @
and 10 finish on tho 9th day 81 April 1874 the gas
Cd 81 900 each forfeit with Mr. ~ Iankina 81 900
additional to b0 put up on tho 18th OF April. 1874 Mr.
Al uankius to 10 final etakeholcr the receipts Of tho
pit to 10 equally divided, after tho expenses tac
ont. Mr. Jerry Monroe agrees to pny Thomas j.
ONoil, Esl., tho sum Of $3.50 the 8th day Of April
Tor expenses to coma here.
TnoMAs J. o'NE14
JERRY MoSnoE.
CnIohao, March 90 1874. HAwLEx CHANEL.
The place for tho fight has been ngreod upon,
and arrangements are making for suitable APP
pointmenta. It iB proposed to have the main
respectable" and Mi admission fec will be
charged which will prevent tho attendance Of
the 1oafors and blackguards who can always
raiso 81. Supt. nohnl is to bo applied to for
q squad Of men to preserve order, aud will cor
tainly grant tho request
, 1874-03-21
Immediately began ponnfng nj. article that will
tloubtcss nuke tho South Ylde CommHsiouor
wla tH Ind mover srod on tho toos OF tic Fifth
ayen,1o publication.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

u,.. ...I.... ~ ~ ',,,a ~ n,,,sa.s 10. n,..n,,,..,
Tho moatlng Ok tho Glloago Intioaophichl
socicty 10 bo hcld this oyQuing. at tho roomu OF
Tho CIuiatinn Union, III Enpt Madison atroot,,
viii l,o <loyotoil to description OF tl,o present
oa,,,at or I'm fom,,oranco onnsf1or
"'pso' y. .''o ', i'o"'
Tho trial Of tlic chemical englnoH In postponed
until Wednesday, or Tliuraday, two Of tAern not
boinr roady to compoto today.
,,' ;, m...,, ,u,, .,.,. a.,
.t,r,o 1anr,,nuo Of tho gori,,t,,roa !, tonorro,v
o,a,,,;n t ~ tnif.nast o'o1 nck NJ a. patr,c,,'
evening NJ ha'l,P"H1 oo.o ocs, ~ ~, =, tat'aeKa
Church. under tho auspices Of tho st. Vncont do
Paul Society, for tho bcnoftt Of tho poor.
,rhc Raw lain norton vii, 1eod tin noon;ov
anr uv " 1o.%y IN ~" to ' 'no ,no nnay m9Sy
n ;n in sn{"dist churc % poa % no n',,,.
a iaa, ~ .u1 ~ ~ TX 1cs"n, ~
Rt,i ~ sahhotn III II to ntlica n ne .s;SI, ~
atani Mmie they 1'e must 10 cnlly. ~ " ''' "''A :"
' w.. v.':c- u % raa,s o. c,r;,,,,,, Anuo.;,.,a .,
ing-]soom han boen 20 tar arranged in thoir now,
qnarto.1 % to permit thor friond, to como on
mud altar Monday morning, at their now build
ing. No: lI8 alnt!lHon Btreet. lilo library room
, 1874-03-21

10 the Editor Of The Chfoago Tr1bttne:
SIR: Allow MO spaco In tho columns Of your
pnpor for few remarks iu behalf Of the Nowa-
boys' Homo, and to express my sincere respect
for the Superintendent Of this Home; respect
for the noble-heartcd man, tho bonefactor of
those poor boys respect for tho patient for
bcarance, and tho true, Clristlilo spirit ho
exhibits in dealing with the poor uewaboya. He
is coneecrating his heart and soul to their beuo-
fit, and acons to feel no lasting good ca1, bo
wrought in dcaliug with fallen humanity except
through INSTRUMENTATION, guided by superior
wiedom. And none but true Christian would
be willing to attempt so difficult d tnak, with tho
moagro appliances MIR. Billings has had to work
with tor the good Of tho poor newsboyB; and hia
succesB, under tho circumstances, shows his
life to tho work llo Inns undertaken, but, in
tho close quarters ho il obliged TO occupy, ho is
craulped ii his philantlaropic enterprise. Money
IL needed to carry Gu this work. viii the mon-
few thousand dollars When lo is struggling go
hard, giving all the enrncBr toll Of his brain aud
soul to tho uplifting Of fallen humanity No!
! lavo better opinion Of our citizens than to
support this institution than to support many
WHO would become criminals without such q
Home, in our jail and brjdewell.
Al article in TIE Tribune Of Oct. 60, enti-
tied, "Nowsboys mud tho Drilewell," gavo
! al account OF boy WHO WIS arrested and
sent up, for tho crime g Of bong found
history Of the boy is interesting. For
! timo LIE steadily improved, mud
finally found a good sltaation in a
store; but evil influences oyercamo him, and
once moro ho waa onticed away. Then followed
period Of several weeks Ut tile old bad ways.
Finally suffering brought true. repentance, and
Of course the Home was then his refuge, Now
ho rests secure in tho family Of dry-goods
merchant iu o neighboring city. And III letter
to Que Of his former street friends he aays II
like It horo ilrst-rato, and hope you will ret as
good homo" was told OF two brothere, inmates
II this Home,-oue 10 years old, who did not
know Ills lettorB, aud tho other q Ittlo moro
fortunate, who kn ~ the alphubet mud lad
learned to road By studying tho signH aloug tho
street. s,-wore attending school, aud progressing
finely. Tho Superintendent told me thirty BOYS
and threo girls had been sont to hones out Of
the city.
And we eau acarcely calculate the good this
Homo is to tho poor boys OF our city,-only it il
too limited for tho great worle Alr. Billings l1as
I unde,t taken. And III closing, bog evory por-
son WHO has the love Of humanity in ills henrt
to do ul lo can to ald Mr.. i. in carrying on this
work. Mis-, II. ], HoLcoMuE.
CHICAGO, 11arch 70, 1874.
, 1874-03-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
DR.. T. W. aOopSPEED.

Tho 1fn'cs OF yostort1ny morning contained
hu nrtlclc charging n Dapttat minister In tho
West Division with conduct disoroltablo to the
vows lo Ind takon, alleging tint lo had kissed
ono Of tho foinale mc1nborn Of his congregation.
No namo wns given, but, from tho context OF
lie article, any ono familiar with Baptist
BoolotioB could undorata,id TINT tho Rov.
T. ". Goot1Bpcod, Of tho Second Church,
waa meant. THO standing Of THU gon-
tlemnn In tho community H. 40 high tha*
no attention whateyer was paid to tho aooHan-
tion, oven by porBo1lB outside Of his church,
1hoy simply road 1t and beloved 1t to 10 untrue:
up at tho prnyer-meotng ut DR.. doodBpoeuh
church, and was passed upon IN . "ay wl.iah M
lcavcs no doubt M to tho sentiments OF tho
members Of hH congregatlon-"thoao. Tllo w. hayo
Ing, which WIS hold for the purpose OF giving
rcligioua instruction to thoso recently eonvortod,
md to prepare them for baptism, Dr.'I. ".
uoodspecd wns prosont; hut, on account Of M tho
hoaraoncss Of hiB voice, ppoko with great titl-
culty. and two or tlroo tinleB hnd to atop Final
", when talking Of tho salvation of tho Rouls of
uthora, ho burst into teats, and aocmcd to be
oyorwhoimed with grioft not, as he explained,
on lis own account, but bccatBo euch a,l
nrtolo ~ that published ill.,. tho Times
would hare n, most. damaging etroot
npon the religious awakeninS Which was going
Oh in The church. It would have tendency to
turn persons who wore under conviction from nt-
tendance upon religious services, md would
causo those already converted to halt In their
path towardB God. 1t WIS for TINT rcnnon alollo
Fiat 10 felt grief at tho article, wliel, ,,
which still might heyo h diacouraging
eEccs upon ont sders, Ho ,appoalod to
Ill tho ladies' Of tho church, who had
l;sown him for ycars to atato whether, during
anything which cauhl lo twlsted Into anything
which hnd tho fainteYt senbiancd OF impropri0ty.
, 1874-03-21
CRIMINAL
THE POLICE COURTS.


George Schrog and Henry piinkor, railroad
frefght.car burglars, woro held until tho 23d
inst, under bonds Of $500 each, by Justice Boy
dau, yesterday ovoning,
Michael Nicholson, charged with Al, assault
with iutout to rob On ono @. r, Babcook, was
yesterday before the old Armory Court. and the
case was continued Till tho oath inst. under bond
OK $3.50.
Timothy ". Fuller, the perHon who was az
rested for obtaining e0o0 from j. obery undor
talHo protensas, WAS held yesterday by Judge
Doydsn, under bonds OF $1,000. to tho 28tA
inst.
Out the sum Of a6B assessed against tho yari-
oua offenders Of the Wost Bide yesterday, JUS
t!co aoully could ouly obtalu tAe small sum Of
, 1874-03-21

wouh1 lnvo oontrot4of NIL productive establish
1nonta, mud aoul force man to work wllorover 1t
plcascd. Tllis would destroy Individuality.
Then again, 4 would DO Impossible for Mon 10
consume aytioloa OF tho han,o hind and value, M
lIo tlna1ly came to tho lion Of notylnE tho prob
1om, which oosalatol in the a.lyiaa that working
mon should try to become tho nriBtocracy tint
1abor should 10 regarded M eomothiug nollo an,l
not na Bomethng. degrading. Lnbor hnl lnadn
thousands Of years to do It. Then tloro must
ba laws compelling mon to 1avo tloir ohEldron
educated md oultivatod until they wero tile poors
Of tho monoyoi ariBtocracy.
, 1874-03-21

Al tho c,oao NJ tim po)ta vcatordov at Tho
Eo,,na,;n,s, T,,,oi, noons t,a ,,ot;oe, nv +i,nt
ctnro was aa % follows: ' prof swInr an. ~ O. r. 3
llo!fner, 1885, j. q. peclt. 11G; M. J. Savage,
101: i. P, Goodwin, 97; A. E.: Kittredgo, 10 |;
W. II. Nyilor. 81, md g5 ecattoriug.:
.,,.. '.,.z,. ~.
A committee OF la!t,es' who naVe IN Charge tue
evil question, mot Mt No. 1929 Wabash avenue
yesterday alto rnoon for tho purpoao Of reporting
to each other tho nraryess tbey bat1 made in
oott,r1 a;onoru IN tha f,oonuont or5 tho;r ovna.
1T;oncoan3 viows 'rhov ranort that thov hayn n
n,rriad of f,a,ncs. and viii soon lava their
.,ott;nr !, al'ano' ~ urasa,,t ~ +ha r,,n,,,o,,
tsnnncii 'N'@tO ~ P-0S
oounS''
Council No Q, "sogero1gns Of 1nd1strY," was
organlzed lust evening at 1he rcsidenca OF
f. 7. S!ocum, o. West Randolph 6troct.. The
explanations and discussion was continued to 80
Lutte an hour thnt only portion OF its olllccrs
wore elected. Tho remainder will bo chosen ut
the adjourned meeting to be hold ut tho Same
place on Thursday evening" when those resident
in the neighborhood will have the opportunity TO
connect themselves with this new order, and
part'c!pato llaneua'tels Ill lts p11slicges'
There was meeting OF ladies' yesterday aftor-
noo!. IN tl,e Fourth Pfoabytorian Church, On tho
l:a t.,a wv 1t,ss nit ~ netu ~
'; n...s ..s.s,t t ~. ~
1pEs aa y ms5'oEafy a!nonGH. tAe 1unaoos ol
lndia. hiis8 Britton. as q missionary lady, Inns
had vast experie,.oo, having resided in that ca
pacity in Africa for the Bp8eo of twolye yoara
i,,I in TnIin for thn INST six vcnrp'
H. x.r,on. ,,.o.o nronai 1t 1sr.e an;,,11 ~ -
1nu w. , t nuau uFansu ,!I =! ~ &H"'"S: :..o
pessoi W wy eioisa' "Ao nasoAen soo u4sAae
t1ou. tno iais, Auo tnu nilsa'ol!aly causo. MISS
arnas;onona e. T,a;a ~ tta ,,!onnrs a,3 o,s
toms Of the people, tho way in which women,
especially widows, wero treated, otc.
atamae}uc nf. lin noarf1 'nf DIrertors of fhe
Chicago L'1mbqsmana board Of Trade held yes
1ey on ~ ~g uocan n ,a se
hnr hy Tnsnoctora nct,nr nn5er anthor;tv of ;tho
L,xn1orn,an's Board OF Trade shall be 10 cents
uor M for straight measurement; is cents per NJ
for inspecting and marking two qualities; 90
centa Der ii for inspecting and marking three or
four qualities and 25 conts nor NJ for iuspoctipg
and uarizine fiyn or more nualitics, This is Il
REDUCTION Of s cents per M on tho rates as ire.
,;ovot,, arrou,,ont1
, 1874-03-21

10 tbs Editor u The Ch,caao Tribune:
SIN: Az thele is tulk OF rebuilding the Mad
iaon street bridge or making o tunnel unlor tho
river. venture to make . suggestion. Lot 3
dock bridge be put III. tito top OF wl1cl. ahaIl bo
one foot higher haa that 9f TIE present atruo-
the bridge. Hayo tho truBaes 30 high that thoro
will be, Say seyon feot, oear batwoen the upper
timbera aud o looriug laid OIL the bottom chords
of tho trusacH,
wink through the bridge, It will bo practically
impossible to mako bridge wider ttlan the pros-
ent one. 30 deYQto tho whole width Of tho top
to carriages aud cars, and tho lower floor to Pc
doattiann,, It would certainly not cost SCI, 900,
nn1 would double tho pre6out lucilitIos. g. ;
, 1874-03-21

A meeting Of tho Conlmtteo OIL Judiciary is
called for o'clock tlia afternoon.
A meeting OF the Committee on Tiro and
Water IL called for Monday afternoon ut $50
o'clock.
The Corporation Counsel Ia ongaged in pro-
pairing an ordinance authorizing tho delivery to
tho County Collector OF tho delinquent tax-lists
of 1878.
:. Tho City Collector took in yesterday for taxes,
Licenses, etc.. $40, roo: Of this amount Charles
=. kollogg y 90. paid $1.9s0 the remainder
boing in small amounts.
The City Treasurer received $4,000 from the
City Collector yesterday, and $500 from tho
Collector Of tho Board Of Public Works.
Tho Board Of Public Works yesterday appoint
Cd tho following-named persons lIarbor Masters
brown, Peter Nelson, William caroy, and Horny
,Eaitl
Tho Board Of Public Works lett tho City Hull
at o'clock yesterday afternoon visit to The
southern part Of the city to examine into tile pro-
prioty Of opening Leayitt street.
Building permits woro granted yosterday aB
follows Bel}nmip T. Kay, two.Btory brick, 22x
Draunhold, ono-story and basemcnt brick, 22x44
feet, No. 0S Ewing street; DR.. ]. 3. CHESS, two
story and basoment stone, 22x37 foet, No. 2lS
Park avenue.
Aldermen hfahr, Warron, and Murphy visited
tho now First Precinct Police Station yesterday
forenoon on tour OF inspection, and expressed
themselves highly satisfied with tue progress
made and the character OF tho work, Ile bulld-
lug ia now nearly completed.
Mr.. ]. ". Larimoro. city editor of tho Jour-
nal, wrote yesterday to tho Mayor, informing tho
lattor that ho hgd patent Oh tue method IN llso
TINT In aIso hn cnmtrart w,t tho III " fr o.,
tin" thon, ,1non ali cnr,ar 1omna nt tho ,satd ~
"; cnnts oac thnt nrevio,a tn tha ira In ind
unt IN nhnnt 1 hin ~ them INF tint s,nco tI"t
ayont t1,n city Ind t,orforinel tha Sor,r 1thnnt
rofornnce to liz contraot or natomt. IIo tnoras
fora oskod thot In In roncnhcrcd in f,1t,,rn nn1
Tint royaty ho naid lin fnr ttaaa - nt ~, An 10
tia ntv 4, tIo nost' Tna 1otter was rnforrpa -
tho Tornoratinn rornse1 WIN rnnf;ol h,, ~. ~
n,aufmr Sir Tnr,moro - n,noar III shnny, ~ III,
r;nht ~ +na ,ontront ~ "Pfo"' "Ao 7'4o" t4'o
A'6o' - wv T1Ir mann NJ, po,,cs
Tim noard ~ % Tn1iee mat 9stc xantor1av +or tho
tronaac,jon or roo,far munsaa9 praaont Tan. .,
,n;s.;oua,a Shcr;9an TIo:,n aul ponn. Ti,a
n,st caea nr'lor "ua .aa no ~
natroatine % n oitizon nraforrn1 tv T pii, az. y
a niaat'toatuG na, uAon r.eiGiIau ~ ty IT, 0ntt
ssn ha1e w. ,h Jou H. a aon,aa 'aa
+hrno nan arI +,ao .voma, e,ptns" tnat;,1onu
sra,,t - ahnw onnorsivaiv ,hnt III ,,;oo,s
feag arsdo tnnnad s .rI ,",e ~ Hon @
rErosa1v ,sm1taG fhom an5 1he,r % fr,cn1s ;vi,;lo %
gatmm;ins irnm xsaI,r s ~ ria ofinors fr.;ed %o ~
IGause e taou a1at =, IL no omGois erlei p 20
a fa'o5 an thov ~ ,roro u frn,
a1'gaany 1'g ianna, a9a tney were as'ssoa s tfo1a
~ tooo. G;.' potu Es ~ .utn ..ao
ueustoa ~ ta u!loass oos nat ~, hus 9s no,
atateu uI,eas tnoy caIa tes''o"S
1''am y Was e!son yossosaay. ,o..,, ~,
M!cIael Aualoy ~ ~ 4htpttuNatp m aplloeE ~ "
aao uo''cg !ote9 WIZ .toHpou Mtu tstt tus
, 1874-03-21
THE AREs-MoMAHoN IMBEOGLIo.
THE COLONEL MISSING,


Tho cagn OF tic notorious Col. Harea, against
whom rulo to show ca,iso had boon issued for
tho non-payment Of alin,ony, came up again
yesterday morning beforo Judge hloore.
Mrs. 1Iaros filed bill for divorce
against linn about t4rce months ago;
and au interlocutoyy order for alin,ony
was made. Hareanot paying it, n ru1o waa nlado
for him to show ca,lso why he should not hc at
tachcd for contempt. It WINS retun,Rble Thurs
day but WAS continued until yoHtorday. But tho
Colonel" made wise by hts late experience.
thought that tito County Jail waH not tho most
attractive p'aco in tile world, and failod to put
in an appearance. An attachment WAS therefore
iss1lcd to be satisfied OH the payment Of $125.
bail1f wns aent around the city very doBirors
to see Harcu, bnt it is t,,mored that that worthy
has found It exceedingly necessary to try tho
tive at this particular time. Ills roturn is very
uucertnin.
MRS. M'afAHos AND HER CHILD.
Speaking Of Harcs brings Mrs. MoAfahon to
mind and she too was the recipient of some ut
tontion AZ tho respondent to writ OF habeas
corpus issued Mt tho INSTANCE OF Judge Morris to
recover possession of Angela Koso, propossoas-
ing young Indy, aaughter Of Mrs. Meditation BY
Nlahon's-or, rather, by tho lato decree, Mrs.
Roao's-tyorce from Mr.. Kose, tho custody of
tho child had been given to Judge Norris He
had pnccd her at st. Xayiors School, from which
she clandestinoly departed about two weeks ago.
In RESPONSE to the writ, Judge Knowiton, counsel
for Mrs. Hose, 1ead an anHwer stating that An
Ecla's n,otl!er had placed llor lately in geod
school in Walworth, Wiz. 1t was necessary
TINT Angela should be under her mothers caro-
at present, and st. Xavier's School was not the
proper place for her, as she did not receive
proper medical attention suited to her present
wants.
Judge Norris on the other hand. contendcd
that tho return or answer was. insufficient both
in law a1,t fact; that NIL the allegations Of I'M
Bion Of tho girl. Judge KnowIton thol offered
to Introduce tho testimony Of somo physicians to
aubstantiate the allegations Of tho return. After
some further war OF words Judge Moore put an
return Of Angela to the caro- Of Judge Morris, nB
it seemed very evident 10 had the right to have
tho care Of her.