, 1875-07-18

1t is not true that the agricultural interest
! saving and putting by money. Tho testlmon
Of reliable men IL that the farmers want ail the
can get to meet debts outstanding, and tha
mortgages and low prices ieavs them As badl
of as anybody.
OEr taxes bear on US go heavily that VS. ca
| only graan when we think OF them.
The Custom-Houee people are doing nothing
| Trade in ships bottoms haa to a great exteu
! ceased. Never vas anything seen like the nun
ber of beautiful bulls aid up for want OF employ
| 1nent. Those that sall make barely enough II
! pay wages paint, and interest on mortgages.
Milwaukee went heavily into debt for railroads
! and cild over visions OF future greatnesB, b.
reason Of the anticipated lumber aud minera
| trades. Both have nearly ceased. We used tc
deal to the extent Of Thousands Of tons yearly IL
pig-iron alone. Last gear the t:Aoe dropped to 35t
! tons. This year We have not had single cargo
! IN all kinds Of grain, prices have been 40 1oN
and the market 20 we'll stocked that shipments
| have fallen away to q very low figure.
The distillersee, the largest source or revenue
i'll this district, are eEerv one shut down, and VII
ali be sold this mouth for taxes.
THE kNEELAED ROMANCE.
few davs nefUre he drowned himself, Burr
Kneeland had nearly completed arrangements to
20 West, with his secretly-maEried, unacknoul-
edged wife, and 4 companion, who seems to have
participated in all his doines. What new trouble
or opposition aroae in the interval to prevent ha
going does not appear. but some obstacle was
evidently interposed and in an excess Of mig
cry, be made himself maudlin with whisky, and
went into the river. The inquest brought out
the testimony that the deceased had acknowl-
edged his marriage to more than one person and
that he had trouble all round On account Of 1t.
Nearly year sgo,-long before the
pointing his bro1her-in-]av, Walter s.
Chandler. executor, and devising his property
in almost equal proportion to bis three sisters,
Sarah o. Chandler. Ellen c. Sexton, and Frances
Flint. This will has been filed in the Probate
Court by Chandler, with petition for probate.
widow. but shows that the heirs and next OF kin
are the aboye Fersous as Set forth in the will.
Tho petition VIII come on for bearing ON tue
23th inst. II the marriage certificate that has
been 80 freely shown around is genuine, the
petitioner will find In heir whose claims cannot
be ignored by mere -hifalutin. The moral OF
aii this IL, il YOU cannot prevent young man
ti1sg1acing biz hghly-resCected connections BY
marrying whom he pleases, you cannot wait
until he commlta suicide, and then xeep the
widow out Of tho propersy by laws delays"
That is legitimate, and commands the sympathy
OF everJ vlrtuous person who las wealthy un-
married young mals relative to look after.
ANOTHER FAD CHAPTER FRo4 L1FE-
When the depths are stirred, n hat slime comes
to the top! The kneelandmatriage and suicide
have ceased to be q town topic, because it has
brought to the surface other scandals, mos! Of
them proving the adage: ''There's = skeleton
in every mans closet" Amongst tbess select
ons .nas 10 oIu @nau .'.;s;
s"1sa L.eu m e a. 49,. o-.ag astts.s suai1.
9,or, ho,.s .avsral +;@oas a. ,,,t 1ts as
Oh each occasion brought back Such potulauce,
and independence OF restrsint, |
could result but one way. She Was soon lest to
.ts aetae ~ - I,a- i.,;t, 1a to,1s 1A e..
susa ~ ~ s,,,;i. ~ ,hs 49, ~, hoas,
@noeo M ~ Eans auu ~. R.G..y H. 1es~tio
seus 20 nAwauhee. WIN H3e9 uenslon:
acre ane mas ipauu wv " niee anlat,ss. anu
'asets uei "no.= .'ue ~ Tue como1hy ol oue VI
ne otuer, or ot some 81 slft wnose ieeLnes SYN
'atnase M'Ih nels. Ine el11 mlsnt DO An oIna-
hent TO Tue nlguest sceiety. Que mas no othef
." 9 taste s39e era'au; ioe sensnal treasures;
dany sooo-.6oA'ng, heL-osesseo loalers would
'sadly marty nef iof her money, nat ahe prefers
Ief plesent n's. aao wa not % esen o'no nerseiI
one aihais5 ~ ~ -. nne. rass'o9 ~ 70 eonsumlng
et, ana sne II pus : WrecM x OF Whas =, sae was
1hen she eame here hrst. She Will talk freely
oout her snottcomlnes: sno CONFESS heF 1aalss
1t ~ tne gleates1 leaonese. e1oasing nersel1
itn tue must Inuocent' ",nsotne SINUS Ano the
! lea .nat sne eannos aeip hefse1. Here !.
ase 1of tne selohtlsts 70 puzzle over.
Inc more our hle naoer"r1teEs submit to be
lcked tne more tne ooos IL applied one would
a1nk they nad SUI nefeo huhlnations enough IN
le'r ennop1ngs ana oenings with the Natlona!
oaiut uuA %ua1 10 "Hoto you Aahe mlstahe.
he climax has been reached. An Official of tho
9ntrai organization o4ackwelder by name, l9
ctually inspecting the DOORS OF every Board
gency here, with the view Of finding ous
neither there have been any transactions con-
ary TO the rules OF the board or mol It has
therto been thought rough and Lard enough
Lat tho scryanta Of the Board should
'me spylas around and making o.al inquiries
to the character or the business dona br thor
IN members. but thtt they should come IN aud
Veetlgas9 private papers ana DOCKS, and turn ,
g most secret aaa'rs o1 Individual firms inside ,
It, IS step NJ ~htch the agenfs sand appalled,
It fneg SUBMIT. 1hey ca4nos very well help !
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