, 1875-11-14

| The week began with the trial OF 4r. MoeIle,
aGerman-Amer,cao, formerly Gauger, mho i
ing with others to defraud the Government
Defendant had always been q politician in
small WHY, is person OF superior manners, q
rather eentlemanly address And Appearance, an
always bore high reputation until indicted. Il
ia On trial for liberty. II found guilty, the pen
Atty il imprisonment IN the Penitentiary for fiv
years, think. for each ofense, "a Z common
thief. They have been several days trying him
The most famous legal talent ia engaged o,
both sides. All that ability, eloqaence, and e1
penence can do has been exeIted to the utmos
On the one aldo to punish thu
man and brand him rs an outcss
! from society, aud on the other to clear his char
ecter OF eiss s'cloo. Any person listening to th*
| evidence cannot fail to be convinced that ei,or
nous frauds have bean committed On the Govern
ment; that these frauds we're utterls and who'll,
smposable, without either the assis tsnce or the
connlvanee OF Soma OF the officials placed II
Charge; that they have been gong on for many
| years; and that loose system gradually crept
possible to say where the frauds began and neg.
Agenca ended
| These trials are puzzle to ordinary people,
they are 80 full OF extremes and Incredible sitaa-
taons. 1t seems as though tho defendants must
be angels or demons.
TIE cRT FOR SCHOOLS.
Hundreds Of children are now growing we'll on
to working ago in many wards in this CITY who
have recaiyed no benefit from our sohool-svstam
and are unlikely ever to do eo uuless some
remedy 10 found for the existing lack OF school
accommodation. The First, Third, Seventh,
Eleventh, and Twelfth Wards are eaeh supplied
with amply large school buildings. but in almost
every othef warn, not only are tue buildings too
small 10 anofd the usual accommodations for the
youthful population, but hundreds are unable to
OBTAIN adulEe1on at al, Hnlltt large proportion
OF those who are admitted are obi god to sit on
benches around the walls, the dask-room being
long ago crowded to it's fullest caoacltv. The
matter was brought before the City Council,
Monnay' and soma action will shortly be taken
thereln The probability il that the city will
abandon the ambitious system Of erecting palaces
three and four Btores ID height, not half
Of which can be occupied by the
chndrep, and Tor the future construct strong,
substantial, and cheap structures OF two stories
Only. every inch OF which can b occupied. In
the meantime. throw out the suggestion that,
Tor present purposes, the school buildings OF the
city be regarded as open to the achoo! children OF
the city, irrespective OF wards. and call upon any
energe'le. pnblic-spir1ted, progressive Alderman
TO submit such pro; osation 10 the Council next
who are liberal enough when party, business,
and other interests do not claah, will for once
ward distinctions. sseine that iii parts Of the
citv vii hanaae .;la ~ tha 4an1ore- - ~ ao
elts W. oeneu. @nhe w ',le e1eupoia!y arrange,
Johnston, or Wall, or Mr. Chairman, take up
this suggestion?
NOBLE WORK.
The sjp1,tb raar ~ Il tor NJ rho 1.ar ,,eooro,o
~ ~ pnn,a ~ 49, E;na1 -. -. '5
T1>ns 80 - 4on " no tA'euo'eea zee oas Jont ctoeeu.
been more successful OR has done more real
good In this community, ia Tbs same period.
The maaaeers are all ladies' moving il tho
highest ~irc,ea Iho find t,raa tn snare frou,
tne,r no.nr horna .nd eoc;oi onreronante .n5
uu1ies to wnrk nersonai!v in hehaif ~ ths
charitable ASSOCIATIONS of our CITY The Horna
ia open to ali persons ia need Of shelter, ire
spe.,ise Of nationality, color, OF religion. The
ba1snce in hand, amounted to s7,374 and the
expenditunes 70 ri TG3 sncrea.inp 4he balancs
IN h.nd to ri. al I he at3m,rab,e renart ~
Mrs. Wm. l.. Daua. gecretary. on behalf N tha
Board OF Managers. is snch a CONCISE, practical
docnment prrsentinr the claims of the forIorn
aud the evils of growing uauoerism. 40 c,nariy
and 30 modest,r. that It ourht 70 be nrin,ed in
full We must pssa oyar the eeuerslisiug nor
ton of the roDorr however. and come to the
statistics Of Tie hs1o esssndsd for l The ye.r
sufficient:
Ths RAJ =. g,.o-7 rive. ~. sst,,,. ~ tb.us
forms Of d.t:ess, one German woraau from aanito-
voc found shsier hare while she spent her days by Tue
side Of her dying husband ut the sodiess Hons. An
old lady E4se:iug fran Ktnsas to C.nad stAid until
Ihe st. AnareTs s2:3ety Indy he!ped her on her
ns @ a lun a u 1 aue no:ae
nr a:ked snout mr. eeieion'5 se1.rsi persons IN
txnRe1 OF blindness fouud home vhi1e thev received
zra:uitous treatment from Dr.. E. " BArtiett and Dr.
donRhman 4 young woman on her way from Ohio !
70 81 F1u having os1 oeI .rnns waited mere until It
,s ~ Anot19r t atoth hahsnd ZANE 70 NAL
ess hons was hrnnpht tn 1he Home With heT inf.nt
from the mysterious disappea1ance Of
1ar husband Aud thus down through all the list, |
90 heavy TO be lifted even by The tenderest care.
Thu N.+rop ~ rho Hon,a A1,aa Mxr;cL 10 .
.dv ep,irant1v H.ras for tho NJ ;fion h.v7n1an
'A'| 0s"t ss !~6NNT "4
1eneToieDt uispoeltlon, joined 70 rare faculty |
or economic and metaOdical management
Altogether this institution must be set down as
II p,1duaiifed s11ccess
Tsr un1Tux or copprc71ox
n, aiEs., 49,. - TeSnn~ts. - 49, ro
: ~ nennsus 81 lnseet1t ~. " sno nouse
! Cotsecsion' "ss . feeleesea & asst Iqe5aaY, ny
IcDona!d and scattering alr. Mcdonald, il
az understood. had determined not to run. and
he vnta detositad xns nerelv intended an a |
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