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, 1875-06-16
THE COSMOPOLlThNS.

NOW THEY tut IN TIsE1M WoRh LAsr MONT.
The Cosmopolitan Club-a Democratic organ
ixasion. cotton up iortha purpose Of Representing
tho Irish. Germnn, nolomiau, Polsah. and Scan-
duayian uatioual'tias, Of helping Afiac Evans
liquor. trade, aud of having pleassns aocial
time oceasiopally-uet last eyouing II tLor
rooms In Superior black, ostensh!y to elect
officers, but In reality to saise Bomo money.
Tho nembers Of ttlis Clab tako bfoad
slew o. thugs. aud arc willing 10 spend money
pEoluYely provided somebody elss will furnish It.
They have room iont 10 ph!. and they gave
fms entertainment tue othnr day Wasre thoro
WAS whlsky sud Observation-Disclosures. tho bill for
which hes not yot heau sestscd. ln plain. ILL.,
organizations, Democratic way, tho Cosn1opo!i-
tnnu know how 10 play catds especially thoso
games which arc tochnicsllY deasgnatad 40
s'gtoEt," aud Nl.eu tho question OF raising money
Of theit skill In this particular lula. It was IN
timated aroupd town yesterday TINT several caEa-
tatlcs would be runupx during tho evening ut
tho ROOMS Of tho Cosmorolitaus. aud that ar.
r4uResnenta bad heen MAda 70 prevent any inter
ference by tho police.
Th4s auuounceusnt stirred up tho ancient
aud venerable Jct1etsouiaua. who represent
tho old uomocsacy, aud tie teautt was tu
nsmsd Organization had arranged to holt!
ycstsrlay etcniuR. These old aud experienced
Democrats wont 10 tholr banks, filed tllsir rock,
atp, and tlan repaired ~ tie headquarters of ttlt
Younys,eta how to ply cards. They wero 70.
cslyea with grea. Aosptality, were treated to TIL
nsoe uos ot ana s Tsts sssp
Asts.et!y private oue, aud no details c4n 10 svon
but ii ID upaerutood that tho hosts, after lhEc
hours' session. suoceudo4 ~ collecting s9nougl
nresent wear aud 10 liquidst% all indeblodncs
10 to date. There wAs Broat Aisinay AluotK th
JsNessoulAus. aaA HOMO Ut them s1s of til
opinion that tf.oy had bstteE disbAud and stai
IL With tho younger orSanizasloA ~ tbelE oal
ehA,.cs Ut guttinE tlol1 money back.
Iss4.dsa mAnaliag 10 win money 1t games
aklll, Tho Qoamops succeeded tu doing : tlttfe Il
RitInate busiuess,-if anything tn tAtiF conne
ton Gao ba called 'tlegitmate Or !" business
Washington lIoslpg MAS tho frat 10 titnldly aa1
zss3 AAs ths nsmbs<s shouid Como 10 order. It
, 1875-06-16
ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.

AAtl %N4Sh
The Chicago Academy Of Sciences mot 7estor-
day oyoning 10 Its hait, No. 263 Wabash avenue.
presidont johnson in the ohsfr.
Mr. DIatchfortl ,M4lo noulo remarks respecting
coin which had beeu discussed at tho March
to tho assay department Of tho rhiladolphia
0l,at. 4 letter had boon received from. The Do
partn,ent stating that tt WAS 81 otchod picco Of
copper, and not coin. 1t lad boon examined
by tue American Philosophical Society. at their
meeting l,cc. !. lH7l. Tho proceedings weto
copici into tho April. 1872, number OF the Anaer-
iran Journal of Numtsnlatfct, with nm enGrhr-
ing. Tno intcsliRation made 1t probable that
tl,e Fo.called " coin y was goitou up ~ prac-
Iii. I,aschfora slated That this conclusion
aerccd viii, hat o1prcssoh by tho Committee of
tho Academy 1t tile slu Ok tho discussion OF Tho
Dr. j. ". Volts submitted . report OF
TIE EXHIBITION 70 FLORIDA
organized Under tho auepicrs OF tho Chicago
Academy Of Sconces for tlo purpose Of making
scientific Investigations and collections In
J. ". Vclic. Dr.. J. ]. brown. and ". ". Caiktns.
They left Chicago Jan. tC. mud Jan. 20 tAltcd
from Now Orleans to hoy West arriving
Jan. Is. Jan. II. tue expedition. having
to the alnrquesn. Keys. whoro tho. party
srent t1,rco days collecting. They Becurod Fpocl-
mcils OF tHo apeccs Of sharks ono aaw.ilsn.
sting favs gsrf, and other rnnrine animals and
shc1ls. na1iuK los: their l.spcoAs. tho party
returned to hoy West. leaving tloto Fob. f'r
the Iortugas, arriving the ne1t day. ~ number
Of days we1e spent In collecting, many
specimens being obtained. Feb. II, tho expodl-
tlon ahiied from Key West for tho tnnin land ~
tho Gulf passage, stopping at d Number OF kcrs
on tho war. pospulao w1s captured aftes
struggle or two aud a halt hours. Feb. ~. tho
expedition started back for Koy Woat. arriving
thoro the nn1t day. Fob. q, crnsss MAS taken
to tho AiarGueBas. to complete as kar a. possible
the collection of tnhes Two SHARKS. two stii,x
rays, anu several catfish, vere caught.
This expedition returned to ley WeBt Feb. 27,
aud from that dato to March S tho time was &C.
cupled in packing and shipping 10 the Academy
lho COLLECTIONS. March 30, tho expedition sailod
for punta Nasn OH board The schooner II, Z.
pooncd, bat, after struggling . long time. and
after smother harpoon had boon pfsutod In thu
iisl, 1t finally hroko array. both Of tue irons fail
lug to hold. During this trip number Of dovll.
nah were iIarpoonoJ, but eacapcd. humber OF
other places "cro visited and large collections
1nhdo. The expedition closed Apri. ~.
largo number Of tllo 1pectmons, including
mauy remarkable shells, birti-trgH. and rAre
species OF hir,ls, weso sproad on platform At
tho head OF the room.
pnor. 4. n. PEABODY
thon road paper on observations upon tho
pressure of Sap In bleeding trees, malo At Am
herst, Mass., III 1879. The record Of okperi-
ncDts psosentcd by him was very interesting,
IL showing tho amount Of tho hydrossatlt pres
Bure in tho columns Ut RnD in trees. aud its ra'
rintions during tho growing season.
Tie Academy tten adjourned until tho second
TucH1aY In October.
, 1875-06-16
THE COURTHOUSE.

The Dnilding Gantnttteca Of tho Common
Council aud tho Doasd OF County ComnlisHouera
held uep.ing In tho ante~room Of the former
body yesterday morning, Aid. Coey in tho chair.
Aid. SclaEuer, md Stone, Of tho Fifth Ward,
wore also present. OF tho building Commtttco
Of tho County Board there were in attendance
Messrs. Burulck, LopeEgan. Guenthcr. scnmlllf,
aud Clough. Commissioners McCaHFey aud
Crawford roro aleo III tho room.
Aid. Cocy said the meeting WAS called for the
purpose Of considering tho new Coutt~hunAn
aueation, epperially that portion OF it which
bore on tho election Of architects.
Commissioner Clough said that the County
Doa1d would not be willing to 10 on with tho
work with only two architects. Thcy Tare Arm
ia tAe,r determination to have thrce. Iha
County Board, 10 beloved, vould accept tho two
geutlemon already elected bJ tho common coan-
Gil.
wanted tho third arch.tcct elected or sppointed.
CumtnIHrloncr ClougA said that question had
botter bo docided at q hubsoaucus meeting.
AID. btono thought TINT thu Coancis would
suAtaitl any nct!on tnken BY tho CotHtttees rel
Ative 10 q third architect. .-
Commissioner Hurdick moved that, as test
Of tho scnbo Uf tho noctIng, tho Comnltteoa
recommend to their respective bodies the bloc
| tion Of q third hrchttcct.
Tho motion WAS put aud carried.
Aid. bcuaftnor MAS glad that THO matter ha d
| been 30 fur sotsled. II would lead To Immediate
| action, which was wi,at tho reop!o wanted. Ho
thought tha matter had bottcr DO droppna thur,
10 ;Ar ~ the Committees wore concerned, ard
| that both Committees ropo.t tho recommends.
| ton 10 tue uoards 10 Which tl,oy belonged
Commissioners McCatrrey anli Crawford, whoeo
| opinloD wAA aake1. favored nuch action. Tlere
| was tl1tia almons a quorum of the Board oa
! County Commissioners present, all OF whom
wcre willing that tho Council should appoint 4
| third man. II tho city building Coiumlttoc
| should 10 before tho Council with snch psopo
HItion, it would DO much to prevent any opposi.
son to the proposition Of having 1afos aschl
| Common Council. ..
Tho Committoos then adjourned without nsm
| ing = day for subsequent meeting.
, 1875-06-16

suggestion was welt received. In visw Of tho taet
that THAR guests lad no mora money TO lose.
aud Otto Ulahm was elected Chairman. The
Committee OIL Constitution and D7"l1aNd fe-
ported. AMI their rerort MES acted upon rcotlon
by aection. aud, with fo" motit!'cAt'ans, mlapt-
ed, According to tho Constitution, tho Club IL
e esi.blishod ies IL {, Opposition to tho nepublean
rartf, to advocate .bor11 Domocratlc principles.
snd 10 promote toe,s i,tsssovste snans ~ y;
lin organization, n,mi ilo election Of othor
oincats was postponed unit, 1,ext n'setns.
This was nll tho progress made. aud afsor
yiett 10 Inn wpil.stocked ntdehossa the uetn-
bcrp t]Ieporsel In an nmEable mood.
, 1875-06-16
THE COURIER" COMPANY.


+po,ior wan ,rs.1c RI d;peolvo tho Injunction
tuo'.vA 'o nv ~ I.o,,.s,. Gaa,r.a.
6lau1ea .a"J - ~ 'a'o. ~ 80.
against W. +. Neob, u u Ly1nan' Ana H. "
Smith, to restrain them from Interfering with
Tho Eourisr's husiness. Tic bill act out that
ns,.s. II ,1oh,,t n n H,rhoro TT r. rna,cp
tttu =, ..,..a I,as.. hi h.nr, IA <f,,,ls
!, IL. "!icf, @n" IT, - 4e4ts aao , sse" 4A"'1':.
elected Directors OF the company ny majority
s tue yotes at the stockholders but Tint tho de-
fo,d,,t. cla;,ninr n1so tn la Directors. woro At.
.o"es' '..' ~. s. ."s H. sont-,1 ~ ~, r,nor anil
'eni''o' ~ 'a"1 wv "s ..,',s. a,.i.".,..,.
manage ~ III taets 'nts1oos' ""'s .oA'i'1' ~,
thought would cause it's financial death. They
there{ora asxed for IN Injunction. wll1cl, WAS
tr,nt.d
e,.a -. .,.uor ,o.,,,,
10 thla sne oeieuaaute A'ea "u @"s"'., ''''''o
up that meeting Tor tue election OF directors
vas hold May a. a. charged; that tho wholo
stock waa &c, GOD. divided luto 1000 gllases,
- - eon ,,a. ~ +t,o x,holn nur,hnr TIM
defendants hcla either IL sae'F o"n I'sos " py
proxy 575 ahareH, or 2,875 votes, and, ny 1oas.
cious systcm OF cumulative voting. or voting
for sheu,selyos and each other. they managed 10
slso. En- thst reicy aud Hobart, wlol, tho counting
Of she yotcn was going ou, ascertasning tho po~
Guitar tactics employed to defeat them, solzea a
part Of Tho ballots not counted aud destroyed
cnnutoa nn iho roaalt It'll declared ia favor OF
ths tiofnndauta. The comp]aiuaits. however, it
IL sll"rcJ. undnr so,na coor of sltls arc carrying
"n III husfnnss. Tl,s Iofans nts claim TINT tnoy
~ t,a o.i",., aTr,nizorx f tha Eorier Cam,
.no 'nv nv<l tst iymsn md Wehb vero tic DIT
nH:n,s NMy1 ~" rsrcy. tisy yay was engaged by LY.
MN nn tho ,s;,resontaiGps t!lsx hc would carry
uAn m ~ -" ,,s's! aud ncT"aun tho vsins nj lin
W LII. sto rsn .sn .orec ~ tst lin I,sro in
ni's1 ,.i.,s ta 1snmbsnv .Toni msts * nor
,t s,dsni ia rc,rosnntei tf.Ia stnck Al In
a. eens 49,, rota,i ~ =. H,,,rs Terry Inv hesn
ncu'nK ~ s,, ~ w. ,,an"r hnasysr tia dof.mI.
counestuI .t,is'i, W. T.. s;neus h,s mn.hnd mi
ah.s ah.l,1 va ,,. s t,s Ia hoan hi. e".
~ .; "" ~ '''a '"'oo |1"" ''1 ''' '1'" W.T."
| AeEtlon H., ,,,,,.., - dt.uo,r. ,ho ,,
, 1875-06-16

Indians heada tho list NTH 2.037 Oranges /,
Missouri haA 2,G2G; Iowa 2,0o4; 1llinoia. 1854 );
mud KeutuchY, 1863, Tho total nuubor Of
estitnetad aggregate manbotalaip Of LOU, 600.
1ho Official history Of tho Order, Just published
by tha Secretary shows that tue tota! rocelpta
from 1868 to 1871 inclusive wero lesa than
$1,000, whilo tho receipts last year nero 42l0,. !.
In Government bonds. aud SlJ0U0 in caah On
deposit At the financial aHoacy ln Nsw York.
, 1875-06-16

During sanitary survey recently in Ltncoln-
been In tho habit Of drinking n gallon Of beor
befo1o breakfast, pnot4or during tho day, and D
few extra pnts at night TO top ou with. aud Who
bad never boon Ill day in hiH life. To cap this,
tho experience Of William, Loxis. who died while
1no:e remarkable. lie road eight chapters Of
tho Hiblo eaoL day, and drank eight gallons OF
ale during The night. lie weighed 10 stone, aud
was lowered into his grayo by lie crane Which
lifted him to hlR carriage,
, 1875-06-16

viii b tbs silver Oh your .Aa1sq aod all yaaE E1anae
hptd lseussls wbsa e1s%aod And palahsd With Elec-
tFo Htltcau. This article psoduet
INJURIOUS ehouaicsls uloaua and poAhes With 'sss L.
boz and ass&ssf bauoy than material hsfoss
discovered II should " 10 ssus7 we'll rssu!stsd haoas
hold, Hold by Houss XurutsAus 6tar*s, Ufusssts Js
el4re Ana Qfeosrs. Axtat4- ~0lLLkF, koQUkl4Q
i CO., u ~ &Aah WaAt Asfpst QA4sAsss
, 1875-06-16
Tho Paoplo'a Friend

II IL susceptible Of eahy proof that The sewing
n,acA!no Ina been grcatsr blessing 10 lle american
people than any invention Of tho present century.
Nothing eae has dpno much To saYs the lives aud
hea!th Of tho wtyes and 1aoshCrs, and ths patien,
oyeswotkel women Of tho Land who, - class. most
needed Eellof fsom the burdens Vt everyday life.
Eytry f&ther and huabauh fAls In h!s duty It 10
ucgscta 10 cnln~ tia house With stIch triumph Of
scelca tia Wilson shutHu sex!,lg-tnAetnc. 1t IL
lila chtstoat ami bost sa",ng.narLaa uvrr offered.
sstesFoan wi ssss atsoet. Tuia eonpaoy want fu"
1uufs PpD4 AKthty.
, 1875-06-16

Tha Pra1ao OF 6oEodont,
like tho famous artlcs lsc II In allaotl sTerybodys
mouth. Tho peopls know that II preserves ~ wbll
tA&uthea tho tecsh. Hence II Il tbs standard tooth
wash OF the rer1ud,
, 1875-06-16

Gentlemen, tho Heaaou Has
now Arfvpa rhsn comfortable saoe II aes!sahc. YoW
viii nlwsya nud Just what you want 1t Wiswal
ureenay, 70 Btsse, or ISL TwontJ-accond strees.
, 1875-06-16

A Good Joke,-" 6easonhble Goods"
Rtfr1esrators, ies.bo1es, wsttr-coo1ers, Ics~cssa
fseezcts rory cheap Al Watkins 26 State areet, hut
VIC would advea YOU to buy hs dolbleoyqn range, Il
u iuat the thug for till weather.
, 1875-06-16

Hallett, Davis q: Co.'S
Grand squa1e and upright ranoa arc fos ssss only 1t
tho pisnorooms Of y. ". Ntubsu, corner atats and
Ad3sua atIeetx,
, 1875-06-16

Hire the Money to Do It.
Tho liberal discount yon get for Iii calh down IN
buying thu fsyos,a voA sewing ash!ae n shs otcs,
4l Wabash avenue, will pay any ons to hire tho money
10 bur with.
, 1875-06-16

Collars,
dentlemeu travelling should take With thnm supply
Of Elmwood or Warwick collars. They Will always
Aavs nice collar to xtsr, and eacape thst bans Of
lrayelofs-hotel waahiug-which Ia ony another usms
fur sdTatt On lie rockCt.h
, 1875-06-16

a Well-1nformod Woman
viii stop using cosmouos, and casaE hss complexion
With naleyb Magical Patn E1srnctot. few sppileA
uons viii In4tu lie skin pn1c aud whits. 2a css d
, 1875-06-16

&pylny Laka " MRgnetio Water,
by 1ask QAynsr, Tastars pt ths "kAFs y oe1p9ass
, 1875-06-16

Postmasser-GenesA JeWell sod his private
secretary arrived Ia Chicago FROM Detroit last
evening. and are occupying gorgeous position
Of ths Palmer uouAs. The dtst public appear.
, 1875-06-16

m1Ntm

EhRfM HENRY LLACK. Of Ada. Hardin
ia NH, xsys; All vita aa had thuuu.s tlsm for Gro
.s;,es'1 r. vi. = .1. q:
iInimsat e .iI fogl 70 3u4 Aad sec19ms ns
soIt wunde.fHl modcas 70 al our I'LL
MID GJ Ill tlfIG&t&ts. Iva Ahd "a psE bottle.
, 1875-06-16

Diu1ne:room and Office Furniture. bureaus,
Oommpdeh. Bodsteada, Marble and Walnut
Tablen, w Aatnota, carpots. Show Cnhes, Bod
ding Halr and Ituok Mattreuaes, chrotnoss
Hail Racks,
Used Furniture, of nIl kinds, etc.
..-.- L. ROCKWELL / co.
, 1875-02-18
ORDER OF THE IRON KNOT.

Spkc1Af Uisndfh 10 iHe Chfca1a 5TltHHe+
DETROIT, Mich., Feb. 17.-Tho National Con-
ycuton Of the Jowish Order Of Keshcr shel Bar
col to-day elected for Grand saar Jacob nosen-
lieiulcr, OF Cleveland; Deputy Grand Haar, ia
cob Troat. Of Cincinnati; Grand NaHHi. NJ. Co.
hcn. Of Memphis; Grand sophor, Theodore l..
Dnvid, Of Louisville; Grand desher, g. blair, OF
Gleye!and; Grand Treasurer, Joseph Davis, Of
st. Louis; Grand Collon, N. Strauss, OF Cleve-
taud Grand shoner, Charles Younsmun, Of St.
I.onis, Grand slo1nes haspesach. L. Lie
brcich Of 1T. Louis; General Committee, 8.
II. Cohen, N. Strauss, and 3. scmplincr,
Of Cleveland, aud B. Mover Of EY-
anHyi!lo; Committee on Appeals, tho Rev.
DR., n, II. soanenschoin, Of Ut. Louis; Jacob
Frost, of Cincinnati Adam E. Bloom, OF Do
tro!t II. Cohen, ct AIomphIs; y. Meyers OF
Evansville Jacob Rosenlioimer, Of Cleveland,
Tho Grand Raat-oIoct ID emo Of tho founders OF
! Tho Orphan Aspum OF tlia city, and ranks
among tho most prominent Hebrews it. America.
lliH Bl1cloh was unanimous. The Lodge ex-
preH.oG itH gratitude 10 tho Hon. u. pcixolte,
Guit6d HtRtcA Consul at ltoumaula, for hia do
fenBo OF tile InNH in that country, and nppro-
printed certain aum fur tho foundation Of q
fund for Ell asylum for ngea and intirIn follow
ers Of tho JowlHh faith. Ihe Lodge yotea to
hold ita usxt meeting At Ut. LoulH, AMI ad.
tourned.
, 1875-02-18

cnnes. an Abandonment Of the insanity thsory,
undsr tho diAgusa pf which homicide fox, thu
csnss aarigned IN this case LAS 80 often boen
Justified by American jurien. Tn rotirng 70
tbctr room tho jury wero given four forma Of
yottlict hv tue Jntlgc. Ono was guilty nf murder
iii tho iirs. degroe, punishable by death, am,
auo.her fixing Tug pn',alty AZ Imprisonment TOR
lle Third OF not guilty, and tile lnat. not guilty
because Of tlcton!ant's insanity. They wc:o
very po'atetl1y instr,leted by the Judge tat, II
14arks,,s Hodtlced tcfendant'S wife, tho defend.
mt wns not Justified In taking the law tnto his
own llaistlE, aud slaytng tho sodncar. Tho de-
fcneo, recognizing sha M gooa law, aot up tho
theory TINT defendant WAS autnR 1itlor MI irro
sistlblc PASSION of inaatlc tmpnlho arising from
t!le discovery af hIs wifos fnfidol,ty.
lilo lury discarslo1 entirely tho theory OF i'll
nanitv, aud, snenting tie caso un tho baro tpnuu
lett, acquitted ,t,e defoulant OF tho ground that
he waa Justified In killing LarkynH for seducing
Ills wife. they ray that II their verdict waH mot
III accortl with tho law of tho books. IL Ia viii,
the law Of human nas,lre that. In sholt. under
similar circumstances, llloy would have dona M
A1nvhriago did, aud tllrv could not conscientious
~ nnnisl, tin for doing what they would have
tlono tLeEnnelyea.
, 1875-02-18

Mr. risrco t,1ss,> s,sed h.s cos,sns whether !.
Was within ths constitutions, power Of Onngress 10
provide that the seventh section Of IN b x,h9 pen
toisIs) should be retroactive, 10 punish rersous
who Intercepted and tynIectl dispatches sent to and
Ut s,st1 s e. no! 81 t i fs1s 's: X my an.
ts not n lawyer, can excuse him for put
Ting a question Of that tnd. 11o does nat
as yer sFo ~ snyey vii ~
anywhcre II tue gentleman means my snrt of fnst1,'
,1a,,, why dopK lie not speak oltt. particularly ~ u
Is e ars speeel. lie mudc s,,ca he has bten tn
Congress? ......
alr. Merc-It viii not bc tho last. ...
MIR. Bater-1 trust it will be- unless the othcrs nfe
Mr Merriam Nov york) remarked stat tho bill en-
trnied to Tho Iiouso 10 many a,lay. Afsr 10 read
tie hi few days ago, be camr o tho conclusion shat
e t,tle shonlA b q eaae riya! tslssfsr,
iherstor." lie sent ia tho CLERKS .lssk snd
Ortor. President If the Neatern Union Tele-
rh ,, Gomny - 1rtt'i'ns RI vjn,,,o ~ e!Iis f s
general ,,rrst iiug IT wit co1ttitntrs satt play,
nnG - 'ct ting that It's t1nlus u ". and that Of tho
other measures hoAto to tIe WtstIn Union I"!e ~ :,
ur,l Conpanr, wHA designed In affect reata In Wall
stte, not will, any SINCERE desire 10 beuc5t tho
| public. !,
1tosse rei,c,t to accond it,-es 10 77-no twothrta
| In the affirmative, required BY the new rule,
Mr rer Ky characterized tho .,l as the mot 81,
cxperic1lrc Thcac Telegraph lines not tho prop
crty o, tho United STATES. They had neither bes's
Init mr. #ssttzcl Try thc Cloyarnn,ens nor cven ty
authority Of tMe Government. but hy permission Of
my telegraph. company indebted for ia exis,cnce to
ths oystnnent, and yet was proposed that cohgrff:
shnrd take pnssessip Of TINT private 1rnierty. and
rIpti1 manage ail coutro It, aud fix tic rtc9 llt
#. If Congress could do that could fix the price ri
| -four H,ii reEnate ihe rust Of boote. lie waa ss1r
rrist that til. HI revolutionary a'I e3sranrtllnHrs
should have ben pressed to vote within the ilra
hur, and should Aase received thr Eliplort IF TIA
| jHrity VI tho iElHb"Ta nn tho Other R1tle.
| trhs IL all us tile report that hnl been recnycd =
| tho hour Of going to rress.-Ep. TnlnusE.1
, 1875-02-18
BAIsNUNI'S HAPPY FAMILY.
ONO ~ letr7ler IstltA Another

vo linn, Tson tH" ,ans ans @ III S,I m tno ,,c. ma.
tar Nv" NV, nna, 1snnt II, n.a rsst
:i9i '"'" ~ ,;r,,,a ~" 1;,!m, " ..a asn,.
~ ~ ~ ~ t. s,,a; oon,mo,,n tnrn";, tha n;!ht
~, ,rn,, ars ,,t T., t%o av,n" th iars sr,
,r;,i,.roS, @ a,i I'm o,',roais ;arn, banny fau
M,.a'A" ~, ~ III" VIZ 'S''''''"'" '''''' A'Ase3
~ s, - ,rox, .,, 1,,r ,,,,o, Ant roa,s,,.,
no huo.ea @ "uto LUZ ust" .aSe'. omt fnp tha
naol 'na se "uiatu Iuo st'N '1t,,. ~. ht tst
oro ina ~ ~" nnd his , ~ thri
.e ~ IT. r. .n.i, J 49,. ,so ,o''"rIs I'm
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,spetfa! Dispalch 10 Tbs Chiaaqo 1sf6une.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 17,-A State Convention
of Royal Arch Masous III tAts city to-day olectol
the following officers for tho ensuing yoar: J.,
H. Evans plattoyio. G. II. T.. N. G. Swain,
Milwaukee, D. G. II. r. Oliver Libbey, Green
lay, q. H. Frederick Ring, Jr., L. Crosse, q.
g.; d. II. Wright, Madison. g. r.; J. W. Woot-
hull. Berlin, G. H.; tho lev ]. f,ritton,
Fort Atkinson. G. G.; M. l.. Youngs, aEilwau-
4. &. aud ii. Evan Coolidge. Wapaca. q. +. i. !;
E.A Elliott. milwaukee,, Il. n. "; A.W. Bald
win. Janesyille, g. II. 9 "; aaterlee Clark.
lIorlcou, q. II. ! "; L. Jarrett. of Milwaukee,
q, q.
Tie Grand Council Of High prlaats alsotsd the
following otlicers President, NJ. j.. founga, MIL
waukeo vtce-1'resi4ent, Oliver 1.tbhey Green
bay; Treasurer. d. II. Wright, Madison Iss-
corder, ]. ". Woodruff, Hortin !, Conductor, ".
.. Swain, Milwaukee; Herald, Thomas Forbes,
Milwaukee.