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, 1875-10-16
CRIMINAL.

Juttice scu'ly yesterday held Albert and Mar
tin llaAs in 81. 500 bail to the Crlmiua, Court On
the chasgs OF comnlicity ia the murder Of jacob
MraHek.
Last evening, At about . o'clock, Detectives
I!aniRan, Simmons. and Dalgou asros.ad thrco
noted burglars with full HeEs OF tools. The rcs.
OF the information Ia aithheId for tho present.
as Tue oliIcera believe that these throa aro brs
Tue ltadtrs Of large aud dangerous Kaux vic
1a7o long infeated this city.
Chief OF Police King arrived from 81. paul
yesfetoay Afternoon. aud Wo4 accotl,au1ed liz
~. ioseIs' or the hsrn OF Powers Il Bro, from
"hose sto1e the 1llka NeEo stolen wh.ch vera
!ecentIy recovered w Detectives Bimtuons a,d
UNieGe Ual Hogan, OF the WeYt II htiann Et,t.t
Htntion, Heed aud plesson, tic tLjayan vi, h.
taAen to ST. Paul to-day. wa -
Justice Summarized Yesterday held In 81. Gin
ball to the Criminal Court the man Ennncu,
Who was arrested ~ the leader Of r.ssi v.m" y;
horse and buggy thieves. 4. J. Decker FrSni
Bennett, and George Simmons, Ill OF whnro
have lost horses sud bugRles, Hese tha ch,af
witnesses aGaiast him. blichael Coupe,!y .
brothes OF John. was also held in "a uu0 bail In
being Partner IN lis bEotheT's guss.
Wllle tho Opposition Convention was In rea.
eion yesterday afternoon. uun,ber of local pui
tt'e'anH wandered around to fl&nlsy'S AAlouu OIL
sslS!'EAn street: Among lie number Ut i
ps!ocx ps!ocx was Cbat!ey King. 4 dclegsse from tue
Eleventh Ward. Some ardent DISCUSSION WAS IL
progress *hen An uaknoWn rough struck kloc
terrible blow in the mouth. King drew liz
revolver aud fled, but the rough fau
s"sg spPaxsatly. uphust. His papae eou!tt
, 1875-10-16

10" 1T GAN nt:sr 1T runIr1ED.
Or. Den c. 1lil.or las bccu II, consu)tat,on
with the Ioatd of pnb,;c y.orhv .,,,, fr,t, -.
fi,,aa, Chaats,...,.,' uone "p'i'7 nt'a ol''-Ln-
90, obi' ek@ialIt' ~" ohehaisc otiora
WHICH e'1anate IRON the 53uti EraucA Of the
bosti nzaich. au4 eHdanscs tho Aca1t1 Of tho
population. The dconcuiar Of the Illinois +
Michigan Canal ho. mi, h q ,,,,. .v...
ieeHne the e7lI. atst the Attnaing sEre4Ms which
'h1o" LUG pestt!chtial otlorH over thu city are
worse than ever, In tho conree M lin c,rfa--
encc, Which WAS mn informal ,>7,o ho,d ~o.tu-.ss.
m .,,1 ~ A ''7'e'o~s'
attributed lilo suaails tn tbs refuse from the
packing. .honsps alitl sewers which bordur IN fin
south rurk Of tho s,ut,, H,a,ci, 'Ho
A., oxa,r,n,.;n,, ~ ..4 - -, aHe't'
IL s,usjl s.ream vcI, n .,o ,s @ aao%a 'has iaro
north to Twenty-h1l strst t,,a ss1eg!, theaee
intn tha so,,,,, pra,,n, s''HnL, "L1ote onptea
lin p..aa1iod Souii' W,,.,, t.s n;tatl stream IL
yins nr1se. @' ''0''A "A'ea 'uo e4iu-
mn. cupsu,,,,n,
..,, ~ .a!|' nn. W s EsnNouhH
enivo ,;.,t %as ~ III husn ~ eaay problem TO
sn,as ~ t. uifut un ospeesco. Icopu woso per-
~ ~, ~ lily eeu!E Iht tlth' or their pred
ous,.aa m.sesrSte "nI pa'a no attention to conse.
dti'..as', dus.Iss. o".hnts nave ooen mnde against
4aI.an ;s' "1a Fnckths'1ousch en1ptylnE their
@ .ssuso into tho river. HI, Hut tlIe pcople's aEgu-
W;1i ,Gu" LIN n.masn MAes Nhat @fo ynn doug
h.n3 ~" usNo ."AY tlo I'ack1ug aDa
a"i,,r.5 ~ '.uaesss ;.. IL waich thollaands OF
tn t,. uau .!''oa!ea' aua WHEN give amplpstaent
t.rc', 1et'a II a,,, y. ns . Iha rlaus'b'o In
Tho f,tu,es ,.as9! "no iol'o"s iho popular will.
xIet,,a so ,.s nea1th or thn city IL Hucrtce1 to
o,t,,,ssI ,' kuoa ~ lth Nay. but ~ Notbng
~ t-,,o H., "n. tno neaith of oDA000 pooplo. 1t
hers h, .s ~ laekhK, houtes draw tsado aud mcu
away Ne ruron"s! osesnse s, sssY drives mhny uofo
, 1875-10-16

1870 .,.lD. 49," of ~ "l'sthls YEARS SERVICE.
.,'nl!s ~ <'pe'os"oe &c " ~ rae t"'e"!o 1rsaa'e.
| AhEoY. ILL.,, Oct. l3.-Iho ctnplOyes Of the
| Northern Division of TIM f,ifro;a cont-,, ~,
road oxtendinr fro,, nu,,,,,' =" oo, ns'al "ats.
| E.tI.,, ~ i ,.t,. .t, " 't 1"o'
t.a,;..'..,., ~. Wv pusPoao VI presenting
TESTIMONIAL 10 tlotr superintendent, AlT, John c.
Jacobs, th;a being tia nno.cont,, n,,,,-..,.S.
~ HI. nv .'so4.n aonlsefaafS
pact g. about zoo Of thu cn,fIoyeeot t.,a f,om,.ru
from All noiuts ~ th,, H. ass"..','s1 SouPe,'y
Spacious Residence OF alr. Jacobs, wboro t1cv
lad III waiting to bo pfesontad A voyv hcu,,,f,,,
fasn,, c,rr;,ro o,..,rrr e" t7on sosy "eau.'.ha
Tho ou,ploy,, so,oc,o, a., u ....
eus eohauctor. 1lcury Il. EhoLna, to uaks tho
PRESENTATION spoeeh. aIr. lIl,oues sa;l:
| OFFICERS AND FE1.ow-EMrtoYks. + huy. ~.
honor sud pleasure S~ing geIectsI to nayo me
authortscl IL s ~ .ss Ta yo.t Ms. Jacobs. an
a,ntLvas ,.o -, at suIs ""MTI!nsts ntticeTs 4ni
nnsc n anxv, s e.o to-nlgat snr the pur-
Vn, ~ ~ ~ @ o. me Sarthern Division
rins,nsn nssn ane auperateaucht during tho pa4t
shs.Ssry so,ssryr o, yoar No wora of iuo
nioves hc~axos au ~ testlMonnA OF Your ctn
liz: u. ~ ganJs faa convey to you tAer
mtrsttan ~ ua =! - 4usason ahn fcsIect-1lier AL
rona,iene y ~ @ ~ u! 1aiiEoad manager their
A. car.s;as senesns ena s3s fe'ps'' for yoa
.nur subordnuts oiScera .n I0 ] ana 20 hcha1f OF
ts ~ os alA4utfnl carriage, md ben dit yoi A.
eept H. not for Its itr1usio value or WORTH b,ls ~
tokeh OF our nabollnded confidence aI resrect on,i
naay our Heavenly Father hss yuu aul yours, il tho
prayer of thu employees Of tAu N5rlhcru Dv{son ~
01r. Jacobs said;
faIEsps, OFflGEEs. AND Eur1orrs o., THE Eonru.
kNN Dts1.1os "cFe ar?eect snskrr, 10 .ioyuunco If
a4 nIa @ e9aa saItts ny fecIuBs Or 4ratitda fur this
~ H.; a tsthses Itav have heeu
ad "a iooS aru,n ~. ..a ~, ss !faIn today.
Ibis aasetntauu WHO hive a, x. a.%s o. o. 1os: ~
tbose yunrs. see tho faces u thoss w, ,avo tna
the rsnts siaec, md miss Tho facos ct some % Who
aays asop!sa @ oas q tho Eanks and gone bofors.
naSs Il ~ ,as st ATTENTION W.T.
, 1875-10-16

huaLE1off CHALLENGES MAd61o1I,
Dsl1y Dnrsolgh, tho handsome blllinrd-p1ayer,
Yesterday deposited Tfsh the j. b1. Brunswick 4
Aasko Company. official atakeholdord, hls forfeit
OF $25o for match with Maggioll, Of New Or
lehns' for tic championship Of tle North and
Southwest.
According to the ru'ca governing tho cham
ponshlp, Magglolt cannot DO compelled to piay
for $50 days from date, but Durleieh ,s very anI.
iotss to got the match on Tor az earjjaf fsto
anu he will therefore suggest to Mr.
Maggiolt tho rroprlosy OF playing it Jan. next.
Ih!e would seem good sonsu for both parties,
the Baltic Of Nov Orleans, is observed aa q boli.
dsy ln that city, whero tho ma.cll will be plaYed
Hur!Gsgh arrived In tho city yesterday morning
and "ill tAke up his residence hero. lIo viii
practice ' ~ 5oE tho match witl, Dump Rhnes and
frank Fitch At their respectlYo roonB,
, 1875-10-16
SPORTING.
THE TURF,
At LA EH0E9E.



sfeefci1 Dtsrateh u The Chrcaao Tribune.
la CnolaE7 Wls., Oct. 15.-On tho second lay
Of tho fall meeting At Ualwood Park tho untiu.
tshnd running raco Of yesterday, with Two
straight t'sats in favor OF OtB Johusot, was co,,-
caded ii IL morning. Alice Ward winning tho
race 10 tfsrcc atraisht heats. Time, hnf{.
Tho }snt race Of to-day, frec-for-ail, pu,so
s6o0. VIII, won by badger Girl in three strajght
2:3l, *;aJ1f, 2:3l. ''0'
The anound race for 2:45 horaes, purse s3oo.
llna mir 0 entries. Won 1lv Whlto Owl, of James
and 2:t5. N' 49, @0' A'1@,&'
mi: ,To.taorrow is tho last day Of tho races ho.e
lhe u l1nfly OF tho horses At the trRck hero arc
ontofc Tor tho meeting a. Sparta, which takea
place Tho 2lB& and 24d.
lnt Woatlloc to-day wna f1uo and the at,nnt.
Anco largo, and tho moetihg no far has beon liza
aloss Huccossfut Of any cyer hold as Lacrosse.
,r- At GALLATlH. TENN.
NASHVILLE Tenu.. Get. l5.-Ou this, tbe third
uay ly " tno iall mcetlng of the Albion Jockpy
Cltb At lallatiu. tho attendance waa yorv Cnnj
ant! tho track heavy. e'o9'
.. s1o iod ilras race for Ladies' gold cup, valued
a. *loo, milo heats, resulted:
1onso tiul!ia Sue Wynne. e................,,,.,.1
q. kecnc lt!chat1s 'aiisdcal, al,,.,,.,...' =
T'mt-i:soI i:;5S. 'o'''
Tho pools before tho frat hoat ayeraued a60 h
HIo on Masaoal. After Tho frat heat, $50 10 a95
. The soeond race, dash Of ~ m1os for purse
4; Kesno lshsria' sallc aarlner. ner........1
Dsad 1ea bstUeea F.anis si.lous and Damon IL;
Tfme-2l5.
49,, Arlzona z "aa the favorite $50 to s4o against
, 1875-10-16
LOCAL LETTERS,
DENfINu TIE cIiAnfE

7paaS Filter of The Chtaau Tribune:
oFffcE or THE CRysrAL LAKE r1cRL1ya AM
iREsEaV1Sa WoNHs, No. liz SnurIt Watch
STREET. CHICAGO. Oct. 1j.-ionr atrcturcs ou
tue confi'o. Of the Company reprpA,nt at
Crystal Lake. purportng to como from cor
respondent Mt that p'aco, II n tis,uo of false.
hoods. We dn issuo orders IN our stcro to Ctr
emploYea to saso bookkeeping. We do not
lntcnd them for circulation, and If your
worthy correspondent can 10 believed they do
NIT circulate mich. We never buy them
back for. cash. Int eivc goods for them,
and at III low r;ces. and Of AS good quality as
any store In tho State. We pay or employees in
money what they 10 not takc uut Of tho store.
Tho creator part Of tho employees havo been With
tho for years. mud snrm 10 bo prosperous nuj
contcnsod. both with their pay aid the ,nm!e OF
receiving it. Since tho works i,avo been started
at this ro.nt, the place. from Icing mere hau.
let. las crown into \ tlour,sllIng town, and
IS constantly i'nsrvlng; an1 rronerty in
rs 'tlnltv m. nearly doubled In yaluo.
NY record in Chicago. aftera rrf1tlcucc of nyor
twenty years. will y.1d,a.e mo froa, INV acc,,an.
lion ~ Hso1inng to innke money in that or a,,y
other aissc Htabc manner, On insenttyj liz. vn,;r
We claim to hare thu Inrrest
al! ooet factory tor tlle manufacture OF yincyar
ana rIckes in tho world. AMI to tusn out tlo
s'ess goods. Our products a,r sod eypr:uhcre.
ana a. rnpnlnr prIcca. Those fucts accurut for
TIN milk in tho tucuannt,
B} EirlhE this place IN vo,,r morning issue,
Sou VII! ob.tGo yonst. very truly
WILLIAM AncHnCAcov,
Prcs!dont q. l.. L. L. +, Works.
, 1875-10-16


Something moro ttop a r,pnIe. q nerftct war,
of eaptt.nna. IA Disturbing tho ordinary oujot n
tls p'Ace. Thu moving c.stac IA tho discovcr,
Of oil. aud That toe Of kind and in sc., ouani
ties It is thoiEls sit. SECURE tile fortune of il,
discosercr. ant, perhaps Of otllors who may pe
equally fortunate. 4 tiorman by tho name of
John SeswoiIe Ind roccntly purchased los
south nj the railroad track. near the residence Of
lie had rar,laliy comt'c:cd shifting wall m tn"
urr,,ssca, Hsl in preparing u I'D al mnr..
] lar had UecaRon 10 ,ipn SONS ~ H.
water taken from il, when bo tlls,oycrcd tns, e
| it sas mixed witls como forejgn tmhstanrn
with tho nature Of which ho wna mt fan,ti;.r
isci,o.stns tho matter to bis nclehbors. Az in.
scstigatIun wns on,eset into, anl tLo snbst.nro
as .ounI tt, lo oil Of chnractcr nl,itn s,,ncnnp
10 that u4tla,lv taken frnm i'm nsr'1 ha,,.
clearer and pusor n, a,1ci, NJ to rcHro m ta n1
no refining. Tut ut3 a latnr IL lnrus with n
bright, clear ti1mo, and for Illuminating mr..
posr1 il 10 all appearances equal to to or.].,sry
kcroscne purchased Mt tho stores. Samples Of
It have been tnkon IL tho r,ty for aualy,is mi
in tho meantime tho cx seI,ie,,t il i,,tn,ls Fla
, 1875-10-16
BASEBALL,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Special Dsspatch to 7'hs Chicago Tribune,
fnf1AbELPn1A, Oct. lG.-Tho Athletics and
Ch'cagos played thoir eighth game this after
nool, tho formcr winning by to 2. lain fell
~ teo morning, but the reathor cleared up, tho
afternoon bof'lg ilno ono. Tho Ath1esics
played Crarer as catcher, Arson and Richnnond
being crippled. and Clapp sbabbily rofuslug to
play, although on tho ground and ablo to do an.
snypcF, OF tho Philadophias, umpired. Tho Ath-
ietlcs earned ono run In tho fourth inning bv
the good batting Of Craver, Anson aud Hall, and
clean hits gave tic Athletics their .st nm err"ra "u
by dlenn. Hines, md Petoss and three cloan
n.s. giyanE two more II the second inning.
three baser. yielded tho Chtcagos their two rnns
knight pitched very effectively, tho Chlca9os
only making four clean hits,
Innings 11a X a n
tiueuea...''......,...~l ! D 8 o 0 %
, 1875-10-16

duco t1uRh naalcr and moro powerful than in
obtained At 2retrn3.
All tho e",ttoni'n thought the two tn.orcopt-
ing sc~'sn ought to be cotlstrtc'ct1. Onn Of
other IL.
Mr. fheshsnneh also suggested that thu Inv
be enfofccd Ha,dinS tho empsring Ut putrtd or
fnffI:ytnR matter Into ttio r.vcr Or ans OF it..
branches TithiR tho city limits or nlltB there.
from.
AZ the matter proror1v belongs tn tlte Board
of ionlth. tho conBu!tatip1 ondot will, tho nm,
.ferat"ndlnE that tha Cnv Engineer vii, make NJ,
to tho 1foaIth Inspectors. Ne'o'~
ING tefeAtchra into the mattor wn.o made by
feel greatiy Indebted. 0'"''
, 1875-10-16

>, "Asnlsoros, D. e., Oct, 15.-E1-senator
tease' , OF mississippi, to-day received tho foI-
lowing disaa:ca @e'
h. .1uasoM. nss Oct. H.sllitary ops.atous will
t an n,I,, W LAY: Aca, b!aed nron tho nost ani
ststn tiat i.r, Mnsanee Of loading eikcns Of the
GMgo'' sGs IAsy w,d no. undertake i, answor fr the
IN, W.. ~ T. avg thu civil otcrrs In tho
s xhSy .stise with ls as.ur lnces ye, aa a. IN
eves ,nst taey arc tnaa In good f1tI n,,1 Vii ~
valla earscisiy among tls whites, ana r.er.R rso
Eur peace prevails hallong aI cIasscs GU ,. Meare
arc greatly encouraged. si''seus
ss'6ae9 J.. I. LAKE. jn.,
Enito1 3tates .latshal,
, 1875-10-16

e9sit va.!ot} Of yery desirable Roods all nev IN.
lsasonab!o. to be closed out on Tuc4j,Y Oct I9 /,
Which the attention Of close buyers an ~ sstica,ls
country merchanta ~ earnestly invited Our sssolE
neot OF Gloves daunts aud Mttta ia Tho fnost s1e,
s'o Ghicago and consists Of every grade and Y4e.
y or Kid, nuck, Cloth. Bheep Dog, and Felt Good.
ns IL Of ;ba snd ehiIdiea .
ao,nc display Of Linens In plain aud fancy Cloths,
Lao!e ; pamasAA, Towels. N1pkius. Crash, Haudies.
fnaess etc. reremplory aaie Of 1900 yaras Ham,
o4I9 Enbro!detics. SUPERIOR Tsble Cutlery tal af.,l
o. tEe ee!eoratol La.neon Il 9oolnow and John Ru..
n,ts, es,i sohS hmsnnfSState; also f une Of rl
@ DtHas TRIMMINGS. 1,nttoas. Oimps. Fr.uses, ruiae,
GoaIs &C.. a00 pounds IIunla, Ilair first qualty
70 which the attention Of manufacturers ia called.
hlso, great variety Of Hats and CAPS Underwear
!!aosiory Notions feathers, RtbbonR, trimmed Il,A
Mooens .nd Knit Goods. rfano-eovers, Asirta sai
HaaTsa. Combs, Drshes, Bewingsi Twist, Fancy
caazi.nercs, Cottonados, etc, OAnPETs-Iu our al.
ret dopars.nent ne hayo full lines u 1tsR Venetian,
4ngrnln: and tho celebrated Kddormiauter ooodl.
eaie At e:i0 .. III. Carpets. II O'clock.
GEO. T. GORE k CO., G3 snd 10 Hahsah.s1
, 1875-10-16

olore Attraction at Pratt's Billiard Hall.
lbl anu l53 Dearborn Street.
xr. fFaet' the proprietor OF tin largest aod most
roru1ar hsta Hail IN thls rity, has wlscly added
eight bowllug alley. the best that can 10 found any.
~heFc, the room contalnlng them being OF The Same
ulsnensions as the billiard h. and well lighted on
aF' 'tdes which naturally makes sssy Hight and Airy,
Mr lTatt Intends to make ths "a no aiwsys made his
Billiard Hail. nrat-csss p4ee for gentlemen and no
aohla Tor oatefh. Tha opening will bb Ibis evening
II ~1l rsy any ons to give Mr. if4tt call.
, 1875-10-16

.sEeefa! DttpateA 70 The tAhuoo 4rtbunt.
sioux CITY. H., OCT. liza dispatch frou,
Fort 1hompson says that Mai. DeNussy, conf
manling as Lowor Br.llo. D. T., arrived thc,e
this afternoon from Whitn Isiyer, wleru l,e lad
been % with detachment ut Apd,ers after Black
His adventutcls. lio captured eight aud nut
them iu tho EuaId-l,ousc.
, 1875-10-16

| ~" saw AENo una thc
| False S0cinE3y,I
Mccormick Hail was crowded. to repletfon last
evening to Acor Mrs. Won11,r1t loctrro ~, ,,1,hs
Trio and thc T,1ya soc;atl, y n,1,a ..,,,..
| ,,roo,r ....., see"s. tne aoaience"ae
| 'aseelY composed Of men, still, thefo WAS fair
apf'nkllns Of won'cn* Tho lady appeared on
cd In p1sip black drcaa yhito cot,,r .rS ,,ra
n m,nch ~ roo. -, H.. ,.-". 1910 ,'. auo Guub'
.r-". sA - '"oes W nos oseass oeing all Tho
enoe' NJ otlamehtation.
sho read heE lecture from manuscript, md
commenced bT hodiug that tho history NJ thc
past sbowo1 that nil nations f.u ~ 49,. =. ~
s1iatensa s"s ~. na'!ous 'eh end wont cut OF
aeo .....s..e 'o'oas" 'ne aeBoneeatc itses OF tho
snaac''ante' aoch l'ves as this country is living
now.
She hold that a ch.nra /, or- ,p,,x,o =. ,,r.
v.a r.eccaa,,v ~ rroto,s - 49, w. .oooo ~ 'r.e
t,on sn'4a, Ta W Poions oot e&.esoaoe AZ . ua-
tson' For a. snro ~ night meots day, and day
The pennla nre Tim o,rtl, md ~. ..,., ...-
, 1875-10-16

'-o lind such faSores ~ The Domestic Cook, Amcs+
-" asa Asdiant Home Heaters .Ad Hsy.tons N.uaex
~ s'ses snd sizes. ETC.. u the sslesron oi rlbbala
o4fk "h!tehead, 4: aud a Lake street: Theif sptt
oea1 patent heater 10 worthy u spec.. attention.
, 1875-10-16

Sfte}al Dtpafth 10 IAS C3t,eaoo Tr1bun<
sIou1 c1TY, Oct. 16.-Newa from Fort Hu,ly Ia,
night rcpressnts tho Indians At Cheyenne Agono,
a. considerably sxc.tel through souo misundcr.
standing With tho Interpreter there, They
ihTcaten to lift hta haiF, and unlosa 10 las bust
threat. '1'''
, 1875-10-16

important to the Preservation Of TaAth-
-. John dosaelps Cherry Tooth-Paato,
@se most esheactous dsnt'fros known. Try IT.. 70.
~ .," " ~ arasessts. Wholesale agents. Tosrey d
hfadls5, III sud III Randolph .tseas
, 1875-10-16
PEDeSTRIANlSM.

ENNIS W. OLEANY,
Iac aoove-naned pair etartod on their hum
dted-mile tramp ut tho West sldo Rink at 4
O'CLOCK tlta morning. They will walk att day.
evening. 'A 'u40
, 1875-10-16
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

Tnsrs WAS not any news Of importance in tb
Government Offices yesterday.
Tho Chicago LielerkrAnz give thoIr sooont
concert At Turner hall Sunday evening.
Tho temperature yesterday, as observed b,
MansHrn. ors,cinu. No. IA Madison ssrcet {Tnrp.
uSE Buitalnr} wAs. at =. m., ~ deg,ccs 1u a.
NJ. a; II m. 45; . y. m., 45; q y. IT,, 49,
The Rev. Il. ". Webster. OF Montreal, Cau.,
preached In st. Johns {EpIecopal) Church lart
h'nday ovennS to tho decided ncccrsatlon nf
tho congregation. He will oliclalo tho:e to-
morrow, morning and evonIng.
Tho philosophical Society viii be addressed
this evening In tnir hall. No. 103 State street, At
Sp. in.. by tfen. n. u. l3nfnra; subject, ''Tha
rhfosophers stonc. aul The Writings of tho
M5st!cs Of the Middle Ages
The Sunday I.octnre Society lsns good an-
t1ouncet1ent fNr Tomorrow afternoon. MrB
Julia Watd tIowcis IL tho speaker. and tho sub.
1ect.mattcE nf ]lcr lecture in Tho Question, "Ie
Polite Society Polite p This in at1u. lIowes
outy6loctnro III Chicago tlls soason. Tho ad-
mission is IL cents.
The eloquent Dan nousicrty will rfvo on,r
tNo lectures in Chrago--next Mondnv aud ruca-
day ntgllss-iu tho Star T.ectlro t.ollrnc Monday
night III l'sinoHt', Church ho will gvs bis fa.
ny" ,a 1ee1f' s un urasofy" whie!, he himnelf
Iatk Churclt will bn OIL American folitics."
their tenlencioR and evils,
Officer a1aouey. Of tho Cotthgo-Grove Station.
found hnlat hand pointing upwards ut him
on tho corner OF South lark avenue and Twenty
Rl1th street,. G1loata Ruf other hohcohl,i1a
fitted nGrObs bis tar1nntir,, spi In nrl, .n.t,.I
easily after In hnJ ,nrnr,o, H. o.,9 ~ t
f,cntrsI Htntt,,, ,. t.. ny tiset,'t u t''
-. - .',..n ~ - ~ s'p',oae9 10 oe the prop
e''' " Hon'' no 'ie" Stfl1ons.
At nbout ii ocIoef ycstnrf,a- ,pnr,;,r IL,
1,o,lr ~ - r,,n ,,'nns..,Y uol"lHE tio
rna 1or,h H. auau ~ cSss u aRc
,r,' 'o.:nu ,.'on's"E III lne laKo NJ so 1out 81
tnHa5-c'Rntn hlFeet. lle was dressed III dark I
ton upterc1othtn, n,,d t,,t - r,,i ,n,rr,,to-
around luis neck Tho bndv wan tatan II, TIN /
1Iorc,1n and I'm C,-0nnr ,t,.,,nI
~ No''"e"'
Mrs. AfcGncghliu, OF E:yatssot, Yesterday
, 1875-10-16


M0RGAN-WINBLOW-A tho rpaiieneo ~ IL
hrides inter- on Tho 7th OF Uctober Tho Key T. w.
sMioodsfEed, W William Morgan Ind Miss Mary Forbns
Of this city. - "f "-'i" o"'a
, 1875-10-16

s@@s09 U1lSE VFEHUUs
Hsllet, D&vt4 u Co.'S Grand, snuass And 1fn,1oht
aad Smiths AIuSFscau urgAns, eau b. f,nLa un1y
~ ". kinba!ls. Garner statp aud Adsms .trsets
En!caxo.
, 1875-10-16

LundboEF'a Par{umss
~ aas QAtu.A aosUs md hes9ust4.
, 1875-10-16

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Oct. 15.-ln tho whisky
eas's today Judge Drummond ovorrulcd thn
motion to quash tho Indictment against Taft 4
Welmer, and sustained Tho demurrer to the ple.
ln abatement. Ia .ue latter decision ho hc1d
that It IL coMpetent for tho same Graud Jury to
act for tho District ani tho Ci.cuit Court oyen
tholgh thoy are sworn but once, ~'0"
Il'e case against George Q. Erskine, ex-Col-
lector, "as called, and Nj. Mckinney Of .cnod tha
cnso for the 0oretnment. Alexander fitewars
was 1hn first Witness sworn, and lii testimony
"sB not concluded when tho Court adIournud.
, 1875-10-16
THE 0ALENA DIy;sIoH,
TO the Editor a The Ch.tuao fyzuuns.

70 the Editor GF The Chleuao fFsouns:
CHICAGO. Oct 15.--Tho residents along tho
limo Of the Galona Division OF the Chicago 4
Northwestern Rallroad arc "an1ious" bccsuss
thc-o il talk Of taking on the timo.table the
business train that reaches Chicago Mt 7:l5 a.
II. Those VIM havc boon accommodated by the
train tho pnst sir mouths focl that It ls only
necessary for the Company to understand Inv
much nf convenience aud necessity thus train
ttenly Is 70 continue running 1t ID porn1aucnt
lung: Cannot you say something 70 help tllu
travellers over this ruad by inducing the Com
pany to so "real good ~
MERcHAHTs AND CLE1Ka
, 1875-10-16

Notably Genta' Ftno Beaver, Motion. and cbInes.I,
oVcrcoats. Also Boys and Youths' OYetco.ts t4nt,
coa's, Vestst etc. tns chance for country mt,.
eaaa''' GEORGE r. GORE CO.,
G8 and IN Wx1,1sh arsnnA
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-24
Why Doubtest Thou !


Has Jesus made full atonement for sin, and
brought in everlasting righteousness Has
the Father demonstrated again and again
His perfect delight in His person, and Ills
infinite satisfaction in His work Certainly
YOU cannot question this doctrine, If you
believe the Scripture to be divine reyea-
ton. Do you doubt, then, of Gods free
promise, or of his faithfulness 10 fulfil it
What? Can His word be broken Can
His promise fail ?--llis word and promise,
ratified in the immutable covenant, and
sealed with the immutable oath of the eter-
nal Three This is your warrant to believe,
And do you question the yeraoity OF II
" lie that belieyeth not God, hath made Him
liar" O what a dreadful sin to give the
lie to the Holy Trinity The Father says,
whosoever cometh the Son says, all that
come unto Me shall be saved the Spirit
SAYS come; whosoever will, let him take OF
the water of life freely, and be saved. Are
not these faithful sayings worthy OF all
credit, especially as they are delivered with
divine authority, under the great seal OF
heaven?
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-11-24
1t Grows Brighter.

ave Travelled this road forty years, and
it grows brighter all the way"
The experience Of this aged Christian is
not an exceptional one. Many can tes-
tify of the shining light, that shineth more
and more"
Brighter all the way rough and thorny
may be the path, trials and temptations may
abound, sorrows and disappointments often
may be met, yet the way is not dark
Perchance for little season cloud may
enfold.
"The grief, that must have way" but the
light soon breaks forth with a brilliancy
unknown before, and the tried soul can say
alt Is good that | have been afflicted"
The Lord takes away one gift to bestow
a greater. Blessed be the name OF the
Lord"
Thus it is the path grows brighter :;
through toll and reward, trial and victory,
temptation and conquest, sorrow and Joy,
the Lord reveals Himself to His children.
The discipline Of life lie uses as a means to
subdue the stubborn will--the nature so
prone to 60 astray: yet lie draws the child
Of His affection nearer 10 His own infinite
heart Of love, and then there is increasing
light, for "wi,h Him is the fountain Of
light"
" Brighter all the way :" Oh, how bright
as earth grows dim; we seem almost to
oatuii gi1nils Use " Tie sioiJ ptJo"a, -l--- .l,
triumphant spirit wings its fight to the
home where "the Lamb is the light thereof" "
-IFdichmdn and Reflector.