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The Logansport Journal says
that the only important question
entering into the election Of mem
bers of the Legislature is the
choice of Senator of the United
States to succeed Hon. D. D. Pratt.
We beg to remind our contempt
rary that it errs in SO saying. We
admit that this is q matter that
Republicans should keep in mind
as being of great Importance, but
it should also be remembered that
the public school question is OF
equal if notgreater Importance. and
that it is now evident beyond all
cavil that if the Democrats have a
majority in the next Legislature
they will do mischief to this insti-
tuition which has done so much
toward the preservation of all
others in our nation. We regret
that in the discussion of other is
sues this one has not received the
attention it deserves. We trust il
will not be lost sight of altogether
and thus, through apathy, open the
way for the enemies of free educa
ton to do harm to our schools.
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Letter from the Hon. Edward Rates,
Attorney General United States, to
Hon. Gideon Wells, Secretary U. $.
Navy.
ATTORNEY GENERALS OFFICE
WASHINGTON, oct. %, 1862.
Hon. Gideon Welles, Sec. Navy-Dear Sir:
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after having been without relief in charge
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that humanity and the public interest re-
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wounded and obstinately sick-should have
the opportunity, when they desire it, to
avail themselves of DIR. F.s ability, and o.
his medicine, which seems to have won.
derful efficacy. Most respectfully,
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, 1874-12-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS,

The Philosophical Socioty wi'l bo addressed
sliis oyonng by William Macdouol, Egq., OIL tho
subject Of 'Utllitnrtanistn."
rrof Swing gives tho closing lecture In tho
Reunion Presbyterian Church Course Tuesday
at tho church Oh Fourteenth etroos. ncnr Throop.
A iair under the auhplces OF tho Catholic Ho-
ciotioB Of st. Jot1,'s Church Is now III progross
at Burlington 1Iall. Tho proceeds 60 to tho
poor OF tho pariah
To-day will close tho sorios Of unchea given
by the ladses OF the Lincoln Park Congregational
Church ut No. f53 Randolph street, up stairs,
opposite Court-1loslHe square,
Tho novcnth Of tho acrcs OF tho Star entor-
tainments will be n lecture on TINT tnoat myste-
rioua Of countries "Ancient Egvpt," by tho col
ebra'oa travo!or and author, Dayara Taylor,
Monday night.
Monday evening EliaB Colbert will losturo In
the Athonenm froo course Oh tho "Transis OF
Venus." To afford to ail who will desire to hoar
Mr.. Colbert on this most eating subject mn
opportunity to do so. tho management, II,
pursuance Of tho settled policy Of tho Society
thnt Of furnishing 10 tho public FREQ information
on topicu OF current interest, has secured the
First Methodist Church, corner Of Washington
nnd Clark Streets for tho occasion, whero all who
como will DO nude welcome.
, 1874-12-12
THE WORD "SHYSTER."

IHE LtabE VI GIsf4A We
Ip tho ea.o OF William Iusl w. Wilbur F.
Storey, for liteI, tie defendant filed somo atli-
tiouul pIcas yesterday. 1r. Storey Gnya tho
article Oh which Iubh brings suit Us having do
famed him, in calling him n "nhystcr," was
published for tho purpose Of giving Ho1ne infor-
ma.on to tho public concerning luwycrh who
ura1llced in tho Justiccn' Courts, aud that tho
lem, had then no uuch definite meaning as Bush
clniun it pohEosreu. Nevertheless, thu dofend-
Uun TINT i ''n!.yster" wan L cheat. such term
void DO entirely applicable to MIR. Lush.
The defendant tilun goca into Zone Statistics
ard shows 1has bllro tue tire, up 70 the present
tlt,,e LUSH has Ind thit tythrne su!a!n tho 6uperl
n, aud Ci,cutt Courts, of which twenty -four haye
hrtn divorce caseB: tllree appeals fran Jnstlcea
ft;,r,.: five uctiuna On tho caEo tor trospaHh.
and enc SUIT III debt. Three OF tho actsonn in
caso haye uocu dismissed as pAintll!'s cost. md
I;yu aro peuting. In tho action or debt ludE-
mout for *3UD NaH recovered. beng tho only
iuop1uont obtained by Lush snce tho hro. "
lis uppealn, QUO nau dismissed, alMt IL the othor
.wa a verdict uas e,yon for Tho dafeldatit.
II in also chusget TINT llr. l'nHh patronizeta
41o ncwYpa1letu in tho iine OF advertisements al
follows: - .,
rTo DIVORCE, NO FEE, DIVORCES OBTAINED
IN fur caUto uton equitable e1ula CAll o. address,
ltJotn j, - clafk-n!s
In f,rthoyanco Of this little bMsinoss, l'lldh goF
nm sumu prlutou "cut.nnl~drled" " f0fn,b fot
aivorcn. containing psopRble uni possible calson
Which could bc nltuvoa to alllt partlcuaf forms
Nh 1uintcd fur1uH, 1t IL hlntcd, arc printed
fur tha genurul uBo OF Ioapeetable moM'
h.rs uf tno l,nr, III two OF the cabat
tho defendant entered al appearance SIX
, 1874-12-12

consent, md in tl,ose oaaes tho appearance WA
drawn in tho handwriting of 1Nuh himHolf, mid
sworn tu bofnro him, tha killing two birds with
otln atuue. 1lia brilliant and onterprtsnE younE
and occupation pastoI on fencea, tacscd OH
houses, mid iuBnuatingly posted ~ all conTcn-
iont places wlera II might nt!rntt tho attention
Of unhappy married folkn who lived In ignorance
OF his t,n.lBcendant gcDirH hs Il divorce lhWycr
This custom, the t!ofondnnt tntnntos, IL con'lne
snnft mercantile irsns but ls cschcHed by ro-
spcctnblo members Of tho lar.
AB further evidence to SHOW A1r. Busll'a ctlnr-
ncser, hfr. Htorny Introduces business letter Of
Lush to ono James D.ennau, In which tho Inter
IL invited to Gull on him II ho wiHheH to Hio a
railroad compahy for nm accident lo Ind eua.
tAtnet. ..........
The defendant then nllogcs TINT Bush did not
know Brennan, but, having heard that he Ind
boen run over by y locomotive ho inatantly
wrote to proffer his SERVICES in case any legal
proceedings ure to be instituted.
THO Hccnnd count of tho rlon Is moro exnct
md yotun,luola The dofendnst Boo1ns to wake
charging hin1 with hnyinE appliod thu wortls
"tlivorco shystor" to MIR. Dnsl1. Not content
NTH alleging In general terms that Dush waa
mainly employed with divorce cases. Storey pro.
coeds to set out each dlyorco caso, tho names of
tho parties, md tho dato II was hcgnn.
md repeata in detail his charge TINT that That
is tho only brn,cl! Of law IN whrcl,
lush is proficient. Then ho nec'ns to grow
warm. and, rolling up liz logal shirt t.aeoyoH, 10
htrls Mt Ills antagonist tho allegation that tho
chalge lB ttuo ; that Oyon though Bhyeter DO
mali who is regarded WITH contempt an.! ap-
hurrcnco WillInn Duuh will I'LL tho bill. Then,
having relieved his mind aomcwl,at, he cloHcs
hin statement Al true. aud dlHlnisb tho proceeds
inrn AGAINST him.
, 1874-12-12
THE JAIL.

PROMINENT OCCUPANTS or THE INSTITUTION.
There nre three prisoners at present occupving
coils IN the County Jail who attract moro atten-
ton tllan the 198 other criminals nov In that
institution. Tloso three arc, Flnacano tho cur
driver murdorer Francisco, tho 1talian murderer;
and Fathor Forhau, tho undertaking priest. Yea-
terday evening reporter Of The TRIBUNE called
at tho coils Of lhoso unfortunate men to 500 how
tnoy occupied tho-to tho,n-dull hours Of tho
dny. In coll No. ~ ho found Finucano, who was
engaged In reading ono OF Mra. Holmes novels.
On seeing the reporter ho closed h!s book anu
readily oHtcrel into conversation. He contra
tutH tho report tllat his counsel PROPOSED to tho
States Attorney to enter tho Plea OF mans'aueht-
or, provided nfr. Reed would recommend inl-
prtsonment for lfo M tho punishment. Fnu-
cano also remarked that the report OF bis hav-
ing case-Anifo ill., l,ia possession for
suicidal intontions was absurd. Ito said that Il
foIlow-p,lsoner OH leaving Ills cell gayo him soy-
oral old traps, and among tbanl wan an old kntie.
which ho, on being requested. handed oyer TO tho
guard, and added that, had he desired to oslst bis
life, a razor birh ho has in hts poHsosBion would
ner than an old rusty o.lInifo. In tho ccs!
with tho mrrto,or Ia John Fitzgerald, tho young
man who until recently WIS the recotrlnB clerk
OF the Milwaukee, lialroad, and who was arrested
charged with tho arccny nf goods belonging to
tho road. Both prisoners lay all tueir trouble to
whisky.
lii cell No. 81 Ia francisco, the Italian murder
or. He waB occupied III gamo OF ealltalrc.
Trapc!Hco apcakH aud understands very little
English. Ills companion is q mai, named Chris
Colson, who IL awaiting Ills trial for assault with
infant to kill.
Leaving the cell Of tho Italian, tho reporter
visited cell No. 43. occupied by the young Catho-
lie priost, Father Forhan, whom ho found ro-
CHUNG upon liB bun;i. On asking him IL lo
was not feeling we'll, tho Young man inmediate-
ly got up and camo to his coll-door, aud replied:
s'Oh, yes. I Mn iu perfect health. and fccliug
good both mentally and physically" Tho roy.
arenl prisoner oxprosHcd luis belief that ho would
10 acquitted when brought before the Criminal
Court. IIo said TINT to-day le would furnssh
tho required pail Of 9500u, and would not regret
leaving lIB coil, although. ho hnd received tho
utmost courlosy at tho hauds Of his 5ulor and
As aHaistauts still jall-lifo at itH best hc
was not oyor-anxiouB for. Father Forhan'B hours
AFRO passed II ore pleasantly thu those Of ANY
other trIsoneg, owing to the fact that ho hlE
many acquaintance, among thcu. some SYM.
patbizing friends, who call daily to Hce him md
especially on y,BitorH' dAy IL his timo occupied
lie ID well supplied with literature, aud when moi
in conversation, ho improves tho excellent oE'
portunty afforded him by his imprisonment II
teviowing hi. theological studies. 20
fntiser Forhan sAyB that ho was always will
ing to Ecu aud converse with tho reporters o
the various papo,s. aud wi, grant any of then
un interview whenever they may desire it, 81.
though he has been reported to tae contrary,
, 1874-12-12
CRIMINAL,

Mr.. Ncoly, brought boforo United Statos Com"
missioner Hoyne on tho charge OF counterfeit
ing, was yesterday lonorably discharged.
Lap-robo thieves are humorous at the present
t!mo. -Four Of them wero caught by tho Armory
p ohce yesterday and locked up. Thcro aro two
robes ut that station awaiting owncra,
Tho residence of John AlcWon, No. 222 Centre
avouuo waa entered by BURGLARS Thursday
night. and $37 In currency and $40 shawl
Stolen. Entrance wsa e1focted through roar
window.
John 1IcDermost rms arrested by Olt}ccr
Jones laat evening on suspicion of having stolen
a h,lfRo-robo which waa found III his rcssseB-
sion. Tho prisoner mud tho rubo arc ut Madison
Street Station.
-Four young thiovea played successful trick
on Mr.. N. Kenn, ut No. ego South Ca.iat street,
Thursday: They placed stick through tho door
latci 10 that tho occupants could not get out,
silver watch valued at $40. They escaped Ut
roht.
sueali-thiovos and burglars havo adopted a
new plan, and put 1t into succeasful operation
last night on the West Side. People should DO
warned In time, and look woll to their premises
during monl hours. Thursday evening, wbile
tho family Of =. u: Pike woro sitting down at
desco, No. 291 West Monroe street.
thieves ontored tho front door, and In a
few minutes helped themselves to iowolry,
clothing, and othor articles Of tho value Of nbout
S5Ou. They locked tho parlor doors aud lit tho
gas while rausackinE tho rooms, and escaped
liar visit wns paid to Tho residence Of Ms. ].
Day, No. OIL South Sangamon street. and while
the occupants we're ut tea quantity Of valua-
bles we1o stolen.
, 1874-12-12

ts,anding officers thorenf 10 instructed to n
s.o Hnrerv!hton over aucl 0rtera may 10 isBuod
by Tho Chtof Of tho brigade.
Strth-Tlat tllo Firo Marshal, Cicf Of Brigade,
bn authorised al instructed 10 ronngac this order,
nna to carry ont ach detas embodied III tho
nlcnanion Of thu Consulting Engineer az practca-
bio unslor o1iatng lnws and ordinance, and that tho
Unusnft!ng Eignocr 10 requested to cnAfer and hylhe
with tho Chief of nriga,to for that purpose.
strtnh-Tha ri! general nrlorB hereafter iBaucd to
tho Firo Department ho printed.
THO oinuao IN brackets In Tho frat resolution
sticiton out nfter sonic tlAorsaIo1, oBtotlRt-
biz booauso 1t waB Bnportluons, but really for an
entirely dffGrcllt reaaon. Con. Ghalor lef no
doubt with tho impression TINT hts resolutions
lad becn adnnted, but later in tho day 1t was
found that this opinion waa by no mca,1s gen-
oral. Sheridan rauarked III his usuHl blnnd and
cl,i1d.lko n'anner slnt tho 1neoting was onsircly
Informal, md consequently tho resolution
could not have boau adopted. It was
agreed that final nction would 30 taken OH it in
tho afternoon, after tho police trials lad been
closed, b1t Ayars, who had boon putting on Mira
all tay, left Hhortly hoGoro tho conclusion Of tho
last trial, and thus tho matter stands at present.
Tho MarahalB Bpoak but little about tho pro-
posed chauge, but, liko tho 1rislmap's parro.,
tliay insisted on thinking, aud they inwardly
thought unwarrautabo things about Gen. Shalor.
, 1874-12-12

thnn Ito wear6 a wtE-Snh lta dyou pIo"u.-
Washington Chronicle.
1shon s. poor, wcll.Inown in tho lsather.trads
OF DuBto,,, md locaty prominent III the Nopnb-
liean party ea for many yoarB u member Of tia
Legislature, died, Dec. l. lilo wau member Of
Hov. Andrews Executive Council.
Tho ,vfo y, 1,,, z,a,.a,, ,,,,av r., To,i niror
Mann. hoitcr Ln"vm Au, aa s,nrv II Wt,tmon' thn
t,,ccossor Of Mnry 1vom 80 at lin hcad Of the Mt,
llolyoka Fcmalo Seminary, died at lor homo III
Fall liyor, laHs aandny, agod Gu years.
Mr. f.odwn)alnr, Asst.}nrt soor,.orr ~ a,otc
at Warrington hnB rcntcta ia Io,,an nnd furni
turn Tint loluncn tn Air. 4. II s,,"ni,ar1 md
,yhic1, wna the neenn nj al1rh hri,inr, ortn,tnin
ucnte inst winter. hlr, Cnilwnlndar ia a hach-
einr. ~ eAo"
r, c,o, <,, n,v
nc SpatnbnG,u Sstaen't 1.tpsuttco' says tiiat
ol. IouosSo m.o ~ I,eIsuu Ue.,,i,oa,. ~ au III
~ u's. ~ .i 1'sn Tn,,nro,ntipa' oe
tho letter was Unitarian. 4 Nothiugnran
would layo beaten tic pair.
1o,,, n ,vh,,o .,o ,,,,thf,t fo,,1 o,,v m.
,hin =. M.u. tnu sfnat - rfn,.t,oi' ne Mos
~ IT, ~ .;a u"ata ~, 'vasi,;"St' "na .i
.u .uor ,. ~. ,ra rno @ In, nn,sarohio
I,'n. d's, ~ ~ ,1nr IT, ~, macratic sors
@ .ous!ou n..u !u.un1Is ~ s,u Oo'"oS'"'o Ae''-
Asoi"' oto''''oou a'o 4"soAoo''' .....-
We regret to honr that tho Hon. JanaeH NJ.
Weart, who met with such q aevero accident
few days ago. lR 10 critical condition. Lock-
inv SIT III on Saturday, aud. though his ply
s'can is ablo to control 1t to sumo oxtent, tho
symptoms aro unpiomHtng, ard grave Fears arc
entertained as to tho rosult.-DNtulue Times.
", II, Wiecner, Of Tonnesaee. thinks .tThcro
, 1874-12-12

room OIL Clarlt ntroot, nenr Randolph, AZ many
young mon III Ills city wlo layo boon dupod cal,
tcstitT, and. M MI avidcnce OF how hc stands IN
tsoy with tl!B clnBs nf our ct!xonn lot Tho writ
or ask ShoriH Agunw syho ara SmItin boIltlennn,
ntt1 tha anBwer will DO, tlroo Of tho leading
gnnlblora in Tits city. Verify, tho Scripture
Hnith, I" BY tllolr fruits ehnl 70 tsnow t!1e,n."
The appointment OF tlin man Smith o. Deputy
Hhcr II was an insult to tho cittzoll4 and ta1-paY'
era Of this city. ONE WHO KNOWS.
CHlnAiIn. Dcr, II. 1874.
, 1874-12-12

Wo facy that tho patent suit mentioned iu the caal
column will lend 10 son1Gwhat extended and anxious
examination Of Tho furniture III ,.ae In our puhllo
aohoolH. A.H Andrews h Co., Of this city, an q. ".
lIldrelh. Of Lorkport, n. y, arc bringing suits
ngaiast certain manufacturers for lnfrngcmants Of
patented improvement which has entered very gon-
cSas o @ se; Iis a y 40 po9'Sa a onp ps .o aho
for all gooas lnala Or sold which can ba shown to
inftinsu tho patGAta.
, 1874-12-12
SMITH.

To The Editor ef Ths cAirago Tribune:
FIN: Very much llas loell said In rofcrenoo to
the unn Snith who has boeu appointed Deputy
Slaorin uuaer Agnew.
Ihoae who know Smith personally aro vary well
aware Of the fact that he did ot acuept OF tho pusi-
tiou merely for tlo SALARY attached to tho Office ho
Gnu nBu the influence Of this position to tloubla
lis Eais1y oyosy month, 4o las u gambling
, 1874-12-12

To Fragrant Hozudont, alone, IL duo tho whiteness
aud anrnurBs VI tr1e-!uurts uf tic beautiful auta Ut
teoth ths glittor the baia a PARTIES Ut ta elits
, 1874-12-12

ohtokcrlng Upright piauoa.
Strong Rll't clcnF III touc stand I'll tlno splendid;
warranted dHrabo occupy worry sn,nl space. llccd's
TofnpIe Of aluafc, % Van Durcn street
, 1874-12-12

Ntngaford's OsweEo Starch
IL used in all Tho principal manufactures Of laces and
no goods throughout Europe AID America. No prep.
agation yet discovered gives tno finish M the
Silver dloss Starch, 1nads by hin. K1ausFoap. 1t
Oswego,
, 1874-12-12
Chicago &. Northwestern Rnilway-sun-

Thu TAro ugh pAci2c EIpraas train for Council
I'uGs, omaha, Han Francisco. and a othor Far.Wes
Points will lsays ths cg Street Depot cf tho OAi:sgo
, 1874-12-12

!. Northwesern Railway. Mt 1913 l. n. Bunday Dec,
II: Ihroitnh ,oacts an slenpng-car acoonuotlainpa
slrest therman tonse,. Tickets via C4icaRn 3rl'na~
ton QhlheJ and chimEo+ lioet 1slin1 l. paclo ila-
, 1874-12-12
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