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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-27
3abIlcS.

aie bab' i'd am SimmsI bic Sterne sesdbH,
Die in 8abnen bee Sdopfer seIentt BAT, -
Nod auf grben bic Rifle serne sesdblt,
Die mir meine 2iebRe sei@entt bot.
Die 8abI Der Sterne fennt Soft. Necn mne
giit ibrem @iana iid beanisen;
Mud nidt um Die siiaifise 8eit sum aas,
Sid nit 3ablen Der fIiie betrisen.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-27
Rbein 1lDeineeit.

Gb siinoenSen 8sin mir irantsu,
Serrfd)t innen f6iidterne aiibIe -
gnn ipriib'n bic Ii6ten @sDautsa,
@uu sliib'n bic OuutsIn 6sfiibIs.
8ebor mir @ein senofen,
@ar atltassmenf6 ein Sober.
Der 8ein bat 6eiif ersofen
Inns iii bic 3unse anO Geoer.
Die MateriaIiifen, 70 beist es,
3jeb'n ibre @eoaafsn aus 9bosbbor;
BW sieb'n Die AueIlen bes @eiftes
Scn Sobannisbers aus bem S6Ios bor.
2ubwte BON Often
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-27
@etaafraee in ceiferreid.

Gntidieben babt ibr: au @eidIten
ST 8rOnee nidt mebr su beniiseu.
Sept itebt ibr oa in hanger BabI,
Bcber ibr aebmen follt ben Stabl;
Sb ibr BON 4rupp ibn importirt,
Sb ibr i'm 2ano ibn fabricirt?
Semad, ibr raiden 9errn, sema@l
8ubOr bsntt bod barber nod,
@ober ibr Silbsr tuobI unb 6oIb
Sir enren @ubifabl nebm.a ipolt.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-27
petra1tnneem zines AauGers.

/.
Sb grab, Oh itbief sepideTt mir,
Sb @eiie ober 9arren
Sin Zoos trifft alefammt uus bier:
gSir finb bsr Belt Gisarreu.
2.
Die eisarre brennt bufteab, slei6mdbis -
ipenn gut,
Bie Elm Wenid Iiebpertbeu 8enebmsns;
God Dean fe foblt unb bon Snnen bic @lutb
Sic peraebrt, beibt's--delirium tremens.
8.
Gleit bleibt Der Menf@en 9ebenslauf
Sn 8arbarei uno in 6eiittuns:
Sn @iutb unb 8aud sebt nnier 2e6sa aaf
llnb gIi6e LIT bss 2sbens auittuns.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-27
8aher.

Die Bidder iperosn anfseidnitten;
9od mandes bIsibt unauieeidnitten.
aud bat ii9 Nfander branf sei&nitten,
Bsnn er elm 8a@ ananfseidnittsn
@stauft; im Bud, nun aufsei6uitten.
Gano er ni6t penis aufsef9nitteu.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-27

Gin Gettler tam iebr Oft All oemserben
oerril, un0 oieier erfldrte en6Iid5. 6nE ~
nihis me5r geben uolle. ,,yeur rlnd, Siss
eene WaI nod),4 ilebte Der DettIer. .bnbsn
sic grbarnlen nit ilsir. SD Iieoe frorf
~ eauIe uno Tam nis6s ber0ieMu.a
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-27
Das oSo6 Der S6ma6eu.

tf54s. /
Bei bem unldngff in yletp Dorf abeebals
tenen Ganlfahter Selt iunr6e 0ns Sob Der
S1paben bon einenl Serrn %. Seerbron6t
in elmer MnsabI Rtittelperie heiungen, bon
Denen mir bier cine MnSobl snr grbauuns
Der in unlerer Wtitte meilenoen rS4woaba"
nlittheilen:
giah elmer Ginleitans, tDDrin Der Didter
erfldrt. baB
aa aObaefans uf b. e6poaba ama6a
Sif oine bo be fbpearfe Sada
Ieat Der 9ruber in apoIlo nnb 9anosmann,
Sdiilers nno ublanbs fpie fol9t los:
Mla BOT tpobI iibsr b. &Cmer unb @rieada,
6ransoia nnb no anoere Sia6a
au iber b. Sd)nooba brudt aar bieI, q
20 bat aber dls net ba readta Stnl,
Seuu In foine bon dIle @'idi6ta
Shut ma be ridbtie @onbret b'ridta.
NamsntIia DO Der Sauptiod bot mo sar mir
giait
llno barin beffoabt ia be aan; Serrlidteit,
DAP dIles Ssntid gOIt bo be S6moabe bear.
fammt,
fnO Dos iidt ber @runb, porum ie Der Geib 10
perbammt
Ge @Iattbentide nnb S9psi;er beut ie 3airi&ta
fuidt
@eiI is auisr SprOad beut 70 faerbIi5 ber.
pfuidt;
g bot mir s'boIfa, fort beut ie miiaha,
Sbre Ipa6fomma tbutS beint no oerbriaiIa;
S.nn ie feabets pobI, bas tOi bcutf@er eant
Go mics Sdpdbii6's Ser3 oim erbaat.
llnb. mas ifdt bergeiIa blieba
aamentIid bon oeane Sieba,
Moa fiirs Iiabe gatsrIanb
8ia b. Spartaner sfodta bant?
Namentli6 poa ie bear iinb tomma
Gpt ma niemols 'suau bernomma.
Der ci idreibt, . isie llImer epea,
s,zr amber, ma batts in @autDsiI sisab.
Dab b 8Iisi8nOabe bo llIm tommet, bss ii6t
befanut,
Dabsi bent ie aIs Spuba an 9iui OurG's gan;
2anb,
SO fommet bia @ealliaSler, Sia Sefouoma,
Gta nit Sier banbeIt uub nit gitrioI6IiOma,
8ia bent be Nama, neil ma bel lime gan;
fampft
o Sisr NIT be abids iu b. Gaiier uei itampft
SO fommet b. Sitter bonn Spiasel,
9ia bub,t b. gtaS on jsabe BiaseI,
SauptIdmli6 unterm Gblebo9a
gent ie iabr @oappa NIT @lana nasosa.
@ glefdteIibpoabe iinb trauriee 3r0pf
Braudet iiberaH BdnbsI itatt Soiatnopf.
80 De SuppoidDoaba ia me gar mir faaa,
Sbr sanser @eritanb ftedt bel beane im Wtoga.
O. fnDpHssi4noaba tennt ma an iabre bid
&Opf
rlnb tpenn is idIudet, on iabrs oraube arDpf.
glls be s'fdeibefte bon oeane Siaba
Ginb Mudaidpoaba iibrig blaba.
Dia bent amoI be Sein6 in 'ra G6Iatt
Ntit mia Sud bOn Muda sum 2aufa broa6t.
gtahbem Der 9ihter ben Bertb be-
S6maben bur4 guf5dbluns ibrer Wtdnnet
,sm Sriebsn srOB unb fart I'M Gelb"
ertuielsn, idlieBt er nit folsenoen Reiume
5 slaub bau Jap 3ebem beipiefa
llnb burd 8eiipieI sans beutli9 noadspieia,
Sa6 auiIer be Sdpoaba 70 pradtige 2sut
SIM sansa beutida &eib fOiue mai oeit,
2ufis iiab ie meiftenS mnb srob mia Der geufel
D'raber fnb b'@lsbrte i6au lang net i'm 8pei
fel.
g. Sauptiad ifbt aber Inb bOs iidt woabr
g ipurb iebsr sideiot nit bier;ig Soabr.
DO iinb be anbere Seutide gar libel bra:
Bel bsane fanst 9ummbeit tpObl au frib a;
aber . muab Diner spaltis ftuoira,
8iu er isia DummtOpf, ainer alt ipurb, ber
lsra.
@iH mid ober 70 nalsiueifer 8erIe foppa,
Ao tbnat Ell iei frede @oid MI slei ftoppa,
llno seibt no Der Srolle in @iate net ioOid,
80 gent EN- an 8udeI boll S@noabeitroid.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-09-27
Iannigfalfises.
Gheater Z slnefbpten.

3nr ielig entidIafenen 3eit, ba es filr
i4ledte 3ahler nod, Sdulb 9lrreit CAB,
fporb Elm juaenblidler 2iebbaber in Die
0illa WDier einquartirt. Sa erifien fpl=
genbes Gpigramm v@r ipielte Bons
pipants, bur4 feline @ldubieer aber tuaro
er eeIeBter 2iebbaber." -
Sin Sntrieant Der ole gollegett uno
Gebienteite bonn Sbeater our6 Ieine Wta=
rotten qudlte. gitg enolidh 5ur 6relloe 6es
@eIommtperIondls ab. gm Mbenb ieiner
abl6iebsrolle fanb er ieinen 9lab in Der
8aroerobe nit Grailt uno &iiben ge=
| l9miidt, unb auf feinem Bapier bas
Sprii6lein:
so lebe pobI, bu 8iinifIer, ieIbfaeprielsn,
9imm bjsS aIs 9einer Sbdtistsit SDuboI:
gSir fetern beute bier SidJ NIT @emiiien,
8u ma6teit uuS ia intmer bieIen SfobI |"
Sin Sitter bee Sumbug fehrte bon einem
8aitipiel auriif. Sn Der @arberpbe fono
er auf ieinem Ylabe einen alten Sorbeer=
fran5, baran Die 98orte:
yGem 8erDieuite feline &rouenl
Iber Der &eelame Sdmsttern
Eanu man nur NIT biirren 8IGttern
Hub nit iueItsm 2orbser lobneu."-
, 1874-06-30
PERSONAL,

IGnSOt81ds
Ex-Mayor Bond returned from Iowa yesterday,
aftor OIL extended trip through the central and
northern portions of tho Stato. uo reports the
crops thoro in splendid condition.
Gov: William T. Kellogg, Goa. 8, D. Packard,
Col. a. U. slnyth, and DR.. Thomas 9. Anderson
OF New Orleans, arrived from Washington yes
torday. and stopped ut tue Palmer House until
last evening, when they loft for home.
Judge David Davis, of tho United States su-
prou,e Court, arrived from Bloomington yester-
day, aud stopped ut tho Palmer House, Flo
leaves for Madison, Wis.,, today. to astcnd to
tho railroad Cases.
Tho st. Louis Globe says: "We did onco
express all opinion to the effect that tho Patton.
Swing controversy Ind boon Of no particular
practical honoit. Woapologlzo. An enterprs-
ing advertiser has brought out In parallel col
u,sll1H cortiilcates from tho wlvos OF tho two ge-
tlemen NJ to thu excellence Of his 'stoam!eHB
atoyo furniture &c. utter all, all that hot water
atld kettle ot tsh did not 80 without their usos.
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York
City, will deliver two addresses ol tho occaaio!l
Of tho suninnllual mootng following tho tittloth
anniversary Of the establishment Of tho Anlorl-
oan sundaY-sehool Union. Tue exercises wlli 10
hold ut tho Second prospytcrian Church on 6u1l-
dny evening, July 8, aHd ut tho Firas Congro-
gafional Church OH Monday evening, July o..
Dr.. Hull will speak upon buth occabions. Il!o
reverend Henlolnan haa q number Of frionta III
this CITY, md Ills adsont will ba hai!ed with un-
loiguea ploaHaro. -.-....
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Sherman House-A. D. shaw, Toronto; v. D.
Hewitt, phi.adoiphia; tho iIou. q. Q. Lord,
Philadelphia; W. Smith, England; ". Charloa-
worth, England Johu iaw'er rralrio da onlsn;
blnsu,l Ersuch =. g No'son!, oing1nHssl; WY
Ionse."Gsl, i i. j. Van N,ren J, s. Van nnron,
il. ii. Allor, Leayonworth; : Pa!n,et '
HoHsc-Thonlns Cobb, u: Louis y: H. ~ ua5- !
issa rsEss. keD Dstst ss& l. s boas
J. ii. itoirlck, Ottumw, .Ia.; the Hon. Thomas
Smell, UEutou, Ia.; John W.; Ny14Inan 4g,enns9 n,an9
TIMES, Milwaukeo Judge David paylg btoom' La
ingtou, Col, Barlow, U. ). Al " " oo'o'
, 1874-06-30

resolution. for r. roconnleration Of tho forma-
tton Of Tho section, and instoad to form tie
luclons Of a political reunion.
Oltizon Wcstr1p moved TINT tho meeting dis
sovo itaolf Into conference, nB thorn uoro not
enough mombcra proaont to transaot much
buHincaB.
On mutton spoechOs wore limited to ton mln-
utos oacl...
esortd. Tia. NO cortlinlly inyito ali citizens mud
9etes TO n1iso With ~ hero a o'clock l,i' on ih1
Fourth Of July for the l,'rloao VI for.ins political
Mr.: NfcAulff opposed tho resolution, becnrHo
1t hnd neither hcad nor sal. 1le wa,ltod to Know
wlint the nucleus Of q political rontlton moant.
oit1zon loyilolds whB grcatly surprised nt't'ltt
tho ig1'oranec Of The great seo'Glist and exoain'
Cd: "Hood 0o4ll cRii IL bo poBslbto tint
tho gotatcnlnn docs nut know what tho word
nucleus meal!s? Why, oycry child knows tint" "
llo then wnxca vain, aud explained litA pro]uct
for Erunt political reunion, Tlttoh would uon-
tln,,e to illoroaso In Rtronglh mud pnwoF until
thoy could Bwcop everything befoie thon, ant
run tho country Just M they chose. !le hoped
they would net like 1ncl,, n.ld not tEto ch!llrun
ard boforo tliey wore much oldor political bun1-
imeis wotlld hunt tllrlr holes.
Citizen Sft0ux n,asto II BrDng argument III
favor OF tho resolution, and Ito WIS III llopes
TINT with poiticul ,eunion thoy whultl auol bs
ntrpng nllul,gli to drive tllat tllieying yillan
O'ffnra front his stronghold
Ci:fzon W. ". 1spborss a1uo matlo an oloqyiont
oirort in behalf uf lotluAl reunion, hut t.o
arg,,nso,lt Of AIR. McAul'n who olaimcc shat tllo
mutton wus i1.spired by Tho Republican pa,ty,
tlin io,1ng hfon'H Christian Ansociaton, achnyor
Colfas, Con. q. o. l1owalt, rhelps, Dodgo It
Co., ueu. Grnllt {wl,o had lnia nsldo million
for rAiny days), and otllorH Of tho snlno sort
unsot thu alGuInonts OF tho previous spoakors,
a' consequently, tho resolution waB 1opt by d
ut,n1titnpi,n yote.
Mr.. Wcs.rup then moved thata Woriing,nnn's
nlass-uleotiug bo hold July i at . O'clock u. ln.,
ut Judge lugers' conrt-ruu1n. This Iitotio,
waa strongly opposed by. 1soyno1tls, but, llovor
tholess, 1t was llt,anl.nously attoptotl.
noyiloltiH k1pl ol, Introducing roBulutionH Of
Nil kinds. bit iii every instaliou bo wnB dcfoated
A longthy duhnto on every subject imaginable
tnen followed. which was still in progrosa ut II
O'Clock When tho reporter left.
, 1874-06-30
ANoTH Err SUFFERER.

70 7&e Editor o7 7Ha CHicdoo 7Tl5HNc:
Bin: IL ti,uro no way by which VIC Gnu got
wator through the day2 From 10 4. m. 10 p.
m., seldom, If ever, can water be coaxol from
hydrantB nhovo the first floor. It Is during that
tinlo that wator IL moat needed. It BoolnB to us
TINT this mattor should bo soon to at oncu by
Some OTTO "haviug authority" Wo ato not tho
first to complain. You have published lestora
from others in regard to It, showing TINT 1t ia gen.
orally go throughout tho city. TioBe lattora
do not eecm to havo had tho desired ofeot
Win not BONO ono take tho hins a,,u mend tho
mattcr or tell na WHY 1t cannot be done? rhoro
will DO aono satisfaction In tho iattor but nlo,o
III the former. Wo have exhausted orr vocabn-
larry III making passionate remarks at finding our
hydrant dry, apl ilcnco put tnis mildly; but any
one call hoar our opinion, exactly, by coming
upon liz at our hydrant between ID Ii. IN. und /
p. Ill. Yours, II, l,npe, Dunr d Go.
CHICAGO. June ~. 1H74.
, 1874-06-30

THE CITY TAX CASES.
The hearing OF lhe tax appeals from tic
County Court WAS concluded yesterday, aftor q
threo weoks' siogo.
wATEn-r1rEs, nnA1Hs, AND gAs-r1rKs*
Tho Corporation Counsel announced tint thoro
woro plnoty-nino apocial assessments embraced
IN shis application for Judgment. including all
tho appcals taken BY tho city aud proporty.own-
era. OF theme oil those which wore assessments
for water.pipoB, private drains, mud for gas
Hcrvico-pipeB which wore mndo prior to about
tho yeas 1870, woro, In all caucB whore objection
WAS made, defoatcd on account Of Indebtedness,
In tho ordinance mot prescribing tho ut1'loor
Of pipes or drains to be laid to each
lot, as tho caso may bo. Those subsequent to-
that ,'nte woro lcfoatoa because tho notices
were too indotmto to give tho Common Council
Jurisdiction to confirm tho Hnnlo.
ALL BiDEwALK AssEsss1ESTs
were dofcntod because ttlo ordinance vostcd tho
Board Of Public Works Will, discretion to to-
tormne tho amount Of tho woik, asld woro void
tudor wllnt fs known It'll tho Foas caHo.
ALI, HEcoSb AgAEasMEkTs
to mako up tho amount which tue city faitoa to
collect OH prior VOID aHaosstnnnta wcro tofcatcd
Gssao"' }s% as not aa I'll s0H,a'y o~a S,tA sy Tic lie
Supreme Court il tha Workman capo anil lilo
Uhion Building Association catse. Ills lnat heAtt
embraces the lnrger rurtion nf tho wllolo h!'nl
claimed to he aoIinq'tont including some :2p.opo
3or West Aako stleGtt trnn ltu!then streot TO
Western avonuo, and dozcl othof paving u.s.
aeHsineiita. inv.
AssEssNEsTs OF OCTOBER, lbf1; ,o-,
Aa to ntl RHsoaHshol'ta made III Oesgbof' l6tl'
o. wll1on tloro were twenty or moro, tug asscaa-
ment-rolls contained cortilieatos o, paoiseasio'n
q tue notice Of coMllrn.1on slst'ea ny TIC pnn-
Malor OF tho of'svhEo lt,pao1,ean' M {, sMs'ns
t!iat tue notice waa nnnsloa sih oaysn n co,auo.
tiVely. comnoho'hR with tho gu or ttn a"ys ~. ~
gctooer and e9hciluing Win tuo lil4 ~ Aosn ,.a
gays OF Orsobcr ISL upon i'ro9i H.. L,iat ,aae sa,e
Ghlcaso ttcIuocal Was ouInou ~ ,p ~ 4 "" ~ e.o"S
1iG, niid vas not r;lnlinhoa NJ a on t.'o Wy nu
!o1 qua very d9nptioI ev'aenco u w ~ pAnlc n,,n.
tloi A. any sl1e uhl!ne iae lo MSnn a,e ~ eo.' .,,
4olo that INC Couilcl naa o VI s
Mm sne hsseasn,ohts, AIiu LIN LILY "Dtu t ".,uY
voll' 1Heae iast on,olacou t.o hee'aoa'.ous
1or niaoauaxs n, s XII 1.a. @ a,o" III
1hg TO ABOUT EG,ooo. IL III sala ."A1 suose eci
nheateg OF tanliGat@nn @ Woro tnauo Gnt ns'u snns @
20 tho D9Afa ol fanho WolNh oh 'l9 uay u .lse
Arst pubEcat.on Q! the tlot'ac' sa" metn Ply
ecrvcd ~ tnoir vaults. oG VI sno cel.nos.es s
stat;,R I'M LIZ "9'Go @ nuu uuin ~ oiS Hu .
Inc fh 70 tio ILL u ocsouel ~ sia ~ uo..s
nate on tno t1i, Rlvhs "n ntI VI Floptol'lts ~
t.o sugRost'0n 'nhs t'icso oote'nea'eS "eto o'"oo
OUT pIior 10 .no i,'plscatlo'l. ,....
WA1nH'hN TIE ob.Lua atps s VA va ss' Hof ManE,
1udginens was IenucTcu !oI .ne c'ty, asau "asa
anu Auhue4eN so4 "t11 10y 10 ssAN "o"ee'.Ae'A.
, 1874-06-30

Doss,or lila on,v conooot;on will, 1,,s,,or ,ros
.ot In oltnr as NJ no Ina nrIra.n sroS %ns
nun ID to Untod saios 5 I Mxpress 'e'S eompayo TaS1
o@Mseo, @ nfla rocolVed pacHago OF diamonds from
G!1oa 1}rottosH, which ,was afterwardH mlAsing,
,yaY unilol In 10 work I'm.
~ W.
Un0ngG e nG9 oss. Sat o2.n9 i ~ II w. az
~ follows. 1lotlrv Dennott. \. g.; Charles u.
l}owcrn. V.u.' john dihlc!io, hocrotaryi winter
Troleayoi, Troasurer' Ihos w1ll 10 INSTALLED
hlofstlhy night.
A,t,,, 1,oo1, api rronry 1(ooatnr ,yofn1,n,on
wore alightly wounded " tlio accidental ula-
Saturday oyonilg, willis sitting IN front Ut tlio
pial1it,g-ni At lilo corner OF Ntathor and Canal
stIos,s. Tho bail paBsod through tho muscles
Of l!oelles right sr am storea a MocstoTs
1'h"b run, nt"4 wy ml!"ltoi l.u ."1 .'N@sS ""N
1IrY. Margaret ABhfcld is nnothor yiatim Of a
kerosene, oil explosion. Last evening At y
oeucl so noalrud y tho iEuid trom ca'l nm On , 10
'eo 70 hl'iio , "n"u !. e@ooIa "'a Iru ,r,a
called mud attended to i.or. 1lo docs not think
bilo will rocovor. Mrs. AshfnId IL dorn'a,i
w,ninat' s,' " years gu, ala Iesh1oa aI No' c us
niarn, fran INK afn
Mrs ,fnru 1n,o ,,n,ro, tv,,o +co,, ,,t.o n,
boti-b,lu unisn Sntur.lay oyo,,ln1. Mt i,er resi-
iollcc, No. 10 Hastings stroot. Tor tic purpose
Of killing hcthclf, died at IL o'cl1ck yustorday
H. l.n r.oroo @ ,sp H. eau n,,,a M aun. an
poarc,t that Friday Inst tirconyod foll,,fl lot,or
III iior husbands pocket from WOMAN. III which
It wns stated tlat Blo was aoout to obsa,n d.
soteo WI aaJ ner tansuanu, ana '1, m1n's1 n ~
of tlo 1nipayo, NIra, Doutoe tooIt lie improspiou
that hor husband had bcen cri1niunlly Intimate
with tho woman au st,o bucarno 70 dcspondeht
tllat Vic took ubort laif a toauupiul Of bod-Lug
noison pr. Dnnkov waa cntau shortly nftor
ward, but h!s treatment woB OF NO nvnil. a vor-
dict Of death from suicide waB ro,,lelcd. De-
censod VIII 10 yonrH old, aud had heon married
but two yoa!s. Hor husband IL hoad porter at
the pa!ncr House.
Tho st. Louis Gtobg las iettcr relative to tho
ldytng Of tho Ctatotn-Hon1o curiter-Atoae. Tho
account Of tho procossun differs slightly from
oytrats n,'o torar,ro Tfrc"s pApo'0' "'''' ~"
tca., u.,,. m r y, ,oo,. ,,.,,ocko. .,
and oshors On horseback t. catch thc,l. '''>,
few hands for tria forced bnd} just to rasa away
ths Tine. =, 49,. u., o..uo, -,n.
,o e Q, c,rsSy ,G oy n sr q on a we 10
o au " ~ a;o.ds }r ~ iroaa oa % T.
thopo Of tna rers ID '''' 7'''Ne ''Ds''" "1sn
Tho alnigan Guards mildly ntls,.lcd to in thc re-
form OF Henry Guy Dean Shirts short clay pipes, mud
ono Gtack oyo each Tor tue enlisted 1ncn' tho officers
Policemen, to maintain tho discipline of tho Guards.
The Dcbtora' Cooperatlxo At1ti.Crsdisoss' socssty
Of ~, ,Geago 2os 9oo ~ so ast seuss
W ~ cS'rss sea8 Oh se
Of co,ltrast. 49, -'''"'' y ""'
This procession was ono hour iu p,aaing any g!von
point. except the Chtcago River which Il passed In
three minutes holding its nose and cha17n L aored
AT oalsess. *nleh II WIS .hfee nonsS III pasa'ng.
Among tile aftloios deposited Ia tho Corner
Sk0n0 wore:
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The TaIk ed About Chaoge I'm ths
Treasury Department.

Report has it quite positively to-day that
Soiicitor-GensrsI Benjamin III. Bristow is to
take the Treasury PORTFOLIO. Mr.. Bristox Is
recognized in national circles as q man OF I'M
doubted capacity and integrity. and the only
opposition to his appointment will be section al
IL will be hard to make Wall street believe tn At
the financial qualities for the position can be
found in Kentucky. But Kentucky has here
tofore Supplied very spectacle Treasury Sec
Rotary in Mr.. Guthrie; and In view OF the
appointment OF Mr.. Chase and Mr. Fessenden
to the same post 1t will not do to say that law
yers are not proper material for the place.
P.S--General Bristow's name has been sent
In TO the Senate to day for the Secretaryship.
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Rochefort, the French communist and refu-
gee, gave Chicago the go-by on mis- way to New
York and Geneva, whereupon the Tribune is
moved to say that he is French edition of
George Francis Train and not desirable COM
panionship.
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John Bull, having thought the matter over for
some time, now demands Of SPAN repsration
Tor the execution Of British subjects at Santiago
de Cuba, said repsrstion to take the shape of
Acknowledgement Of the wrong done and COM
pensation to the relatives of the victims. By
the way, how about the compensation due to
the relatives Of the American victims? Isn't
about time our little bill was collected?
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The bill for the Girls Reform School will be
considered in committee OF the whole to-mor-
row after the morning hour, and the discussion
will dou btless prove interesting, As some of the
ablest men In the House will give the measure
some cordial words Of support. The bill has
been amended in committee by striking out the
section sppropristing all future receipts of the
Conscience Fund to this institution, and sup
plying from that fund a sufficient amount to
construct the main building In this shape the
bill must commend itself to the support OF all
coed men, as II supplies without real cost to the
government retreat for the protection and
training of homeless vsgrsnt girls who are on
the swift incline that leads to the ruin of BODY
and soul.
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We print elsewhere the principal features of
the bill introduced by MI. Lawrence, Of Ohio,
IN the House Of Representatives to day, pro-
Tiding new form of government for the Dis
trict OF Columbia. Its main ideas are a NUM-
cipal council Of forty-eight melbers, to be
elected by the people and exercise very re-
strieted power, under the control of Congress,
and the abolishing of all sections in the Dis
trict, making il one consolidated municipality.
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A plague Of caterpillars has made its appear.
snee at Louisville, according to the Courier-
Journal. What with the crusaders and the cater
pillars the BourbOns Of Kentucky are q good
deal sggravafed this year
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The defeat OF the strike OF the New York ON
nlbus drivers seems TO have been, not because
their cause was unjust, but because, from the
dizziness OF the times, there were thousands OF
unemployed men ready to take their places.
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The PittSbOrg Leader Is getting to be good
deal known a. paper throughout the country
for bright newsiDess, and largely through its
Washington correspondent, a young man by
the name Of Crawford, who seems to be much
the most promising of the new correspondents
here, having keen eye for real news, a racy
style, and a certain judicial and philosophical
impartiality OF tone that saves him from run
ming in mere partizan ruts. In this District
complication he has criticised both sides by
turns with q free pen, and now sums up results
a. follows:
The result of the investigation cannst end in
any severe reflections upon the present District
government An impartial mind cannot look
at the great work done here, which completely
overshadows the minor findings of carelessness
extravaganza. and bad abatement in certain
details OF the work, and then pronounce a
sweeping censure. Man Is not perfect and one
ought to be thankful that he Is not But IL is
rot the wisest policy to critcise by only mention
about II, certain crying evils In the transforma-
ton OF this city from q wilderness into q model
city, but there IL no man, nor set Of men, yet to
be born, who could have carried through the
samegreat work making less mistakes Imagine,
n you please, in that pure abode OF holy politics,
In the city OF Pittsburg itself, whero the ONCE
their own interests for those of the people, Q
similar work being done. Could miles and
miles OF psvements be laid there without trou-
Sn,h AMEN s even ~ tae impr0s,ng Of few SUI
ing and wailing among property holders?
The direct charge or corruption, as brought
against the Board Of Public Works at the out
set OF the investigation, will not be sustained.
While they have not come out with exactly ny-
ing colors, YET the personal integrity Of the Dis
nict management hiss not been materially
shaken. The committee will doubtless recon-
mend for the future some new system of gov
eminent, which will be more economical. Now
that the great work of improving Washington
Is 80 nearly done, the present cumbersome nan.
agement can be done away with To An All ran
tage. IL Is suggested that some legislative ac-
ton will vet be taken by Congress. looking for
ward to its controlling the expendi ture Of all
monies in the District.
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A stove pipe hat Is an insurmOuntable OBJ
staele TO the success of any candidate for Off &c
In Kansas. Serves II right.