, 1875-11-14
The WhisB-Cases Still Exciting
Great Interest-Trial Of
e1-Gauger Matthews.
The CRY for More Schools Likely to
Be at Last Fully Satisfied.
THE Noble Work Bein. Done by
The Fashionable Women Of
- milwaukee.
naslp Of the Week in Racine, Keno
aha, Waukegan, and Other 8ub-
urban Towns.
WISCONSIN,.
MILWAUKEE,.

WISCONSIN.
NIL WkUKeE.
RoNAScE In REA1. LIFE
sssia1 cor,r.pcnd1aee Of The CHICAGO Tribune.
MnxugEx. Nov. 13.-Some months sgo ther
sssa payaeraph in the local pa2erB describios
e.;nHr .ra,d" upon the honse Of one Mrs
1rars. Lnaies who ars members Of the Indus
+1ai Home cav the paragraph, aud learning the
t,ix Mn, Judge hnd family Of small children
vho xere left ut home unprovided for, took I'D
vxptaee Of the Law giving them the custody o
r.e1apt children to secure them. They wert
a,th7 md Offensive in their clothing and man
NM hut personally beautiful. Sufhce 1t to 81,
ri .hean, all bit one, thar, after many yiscis=j
fndes. they hare spent tranquil and happy
lime and are now doing well st the Home ar
,suidly acquiring habits Of cleanliness and neat-
oaas and developing into attractive children
4&ese was one among them, however, that do.
u.nds more notce,-Mary, naturally bright,
mod g1rl vho had been 81 oIt By the terrible
,ssoeiations With which she had been surrounded.
41is Rirl WIS, after sojourn at the Home Of
suf6citut length to partially eradicate her un-
tdY. unclesn1y, and Objectionable habits, taken
charge Of By family, and engaged IS 3 help
ns.e she vas quite happy, and became 3 very
satisfactory littie maid. The parents made re-
pested attempts to decoy her away. and once or
tuee they managed to get her home
unter the psetense that the mother Was dying.
Finally, two weeks ago, by threats and force.
ths was hduspped. She was then smart,
bright, blooming lassle. with contented. hap
Pr, healthy face neat oress and preposseaslng
snanners- Tie police we're notified, but could
ind no trace OF het; the nearest they could az
dve 1t the uuth beng tne statement that che
had been sent to Canada Last Sunday. how
essr, Ebe Nas found, and taken to the police sta
ton. Mrs. LyEde. On ner war from church,
hearing ehe was there at once proceeded to
sisit her. The chlld Was 80 changed that the
sstimabls President OF the Home declares if she
had met her cn the street ahe should have
psseed her without recognition. Her clothes
were tawdrv and cuIy. her face haggurd and
~ld, her manner excited, boisterons, and de-
haut, and she cursed her father and the daT che
vas born in the language Of the 7iiest slums.
shs was taken. in this humor, to the Home. At
he Threshold Vas Ars- Waterman. the Iatrou.
Aster few icstants OF stubborn silence, the
gnls ssTuselne bette; Dature got tbs mastery,
md suddenly she fell on the Matcon's neck. hid
Ing her face on that kindly bosom. and weeping
- though her heart would break. When the
aex Of Gods grace thus flows the rest
esy. The stricken e1rl "as told,
nth the Utmost love and tenderness, to
dry Der tears, that the Home was still s'home to
hee: that iii we're e1ad to see her back. Her
-oo.n ~. ~,;4,ao <,r hor 40 tho,-,,, sha 80
~- 49, ~ A4' AA1
sssef oeea away. In 1e~ hours the g1rf "ss
1o1se soothedL She thre" on her tnety, was
uzahed xud clothed in Clean garments. ana be-
nm fnfnadia,elv tn ch.noa far tho halter sba
u~ h.,,. 80 .o-+antas ar.;. .,,a :.
~" ',~ep: ~ 4 ~@-' @'o 20 ~
11efs 70 Dc oeeoseo away On any pFetense. 1t
sfpeaFs her heartless mother to- K her to Chicago
md left her there to SHIFT for herself; but the
f1thsr: xbo had heea kant in ,c,,on.noe of tha
f,r+ h.,.,n. 80 a...<,oa H., ~ - A.xt
- So'"'a7 ~ oo'"heu s'AA ne aAa uot oaeAt
.aeo she MAS fortunately arrested. With the
sboTe hapUy result.
10 WHOM IT uAY CONCERN.
II rnv onn aaa,,o t,.ea linz. sh,,,,a o,r,.
49,. - e rN, oo
100 @"oEnas1's men, "roe1ps 1oe'r naoos ano |
uosnfng their lanen:s that they forgot to settle /
ttoss little accounts before their e1lt from Mil |
s3ukse. 4 lne to TIE Ts1n1r,E annonncinp the |
fri Mi +a,;.r. 49, ...-e.:
@sue'0 |ao 1e"@e VI in@os nof'o"lne
A<aas 10" OF tne most intimate aoqua'nt-
saoee ind bosom companions Of DR.. Dewey md |
d. 6eciey are suffering .nssme os ARMY over the
fannebt tbev rn., I,,ra oon,a - 49, 1,aes
,n.as W.: u1'o sooo
- @"Ss VIII 1of tne eaKe o1 tnetl ghtse1og
bena. es soxneth1ug. Dr. Dewey, wheu living.
sas . nstk1rh extersniuator. His svetem WAS to
!oek The door and swear at one till one believed
be *as cured, and then make HIM agn IN siti-
sssit 70 that effect Alas, that he should be no
more! Numerous boardsne house keepers mourn
In sudden departure, Dr., seeiey w1s phyai.
ssan Ut that Doble sni,nal-the horse. His skill
q thh display Of diamonds was unequaled, aud
his success among the ladies' unexceled. His
iAst boarding -house keeper once aaid - See]er'a
u sharp as razor y; but has s,uce amended the
statement nv xavioc. =. r. he amy = .h,r1
eaa eniovs the Joke 40 hugely thss ehe Glands |
feady to Iorei.e the Doctor ali his tresoassea
HOW rEyEns cREEp 1STo OR HoMrg.
l. tenant on Third street. whose general
oeshh had been good mt, be removed recent-
b b his present residence a1trihnt I'd fhe avTnf,.
Ensns Of sickness which bec.p Ia fl;entav themx
.aaves to the f.ct thar ths Mice. Iera iroTna-
tstels under his bsck windows A wall "a thnsa
4 tho two adjoining houses ripht and 1eft .nd
kHk ~.+ n.s, <.11 - -; L.-- |