, 1875-02-21
them to = vote in the precinct and after election

thom to vots IN the precinct, and after election
left the house for their boarding~piaces:
James Winst1ip, one Of the clerks Of election
in Norwood Park. ata.ed that between fifty and
ai1ty psupers were brough: to the polls, but vere
refused the privilege Of voting. With the ex-
ccDt1nn of tvo OF three, they all however, voted.
G. j. Corse. aaotner clark in tbs same town,
also testified to the vislt OF about sixty paupern,
ambulance, and County-Farn wagon. They
weso rnarshaled by Warden Kin5erly. Their
ballots we're refreod by the Judges, when the
Warden tlle-eupon threatened to put the judges
in Jail md smash the ballot~box unless his men
were allowed the right Of suffrage. The judges
did not Ike the appearance Of the crowd, and,
fearing violence, finally allowed them to vote.
Several individuals acknowledged they wera
paupers.
The Court then adjourned I'LL Iuesoay morn-
ing. ........--
TRAGEDY or ERRORS.
A vor1nr married man On West Adams street
has recently become jealous OF his pretty and
pious wife, to whom he hintad that their clergy
man seemed to neglect his theological for his
pastoral duties. Friday be toh her thae he WAS
going to milwaukee, aud would bo away all
night. He did not and Was not, however, but
at 9 o'clock returned to his house. which ho
found dark, and, letting himself in with tho
latch-key. proceeded to the back parlor. As he
voice rcmnrk: "Hou do You find yourself now,
my iear7'r Then the reply, in his wfe's clear
treble, 40, dear father, ! feel just so-so."
'Die, villain !" shricked the husband a. he
sprung into the room, and aimed deadly blow
ut the head of the mnn from whose lap his wife
sprans hurried!y; "Down. down to hell aud say
sent thee thither !" and he smote tho serpent on
the nose, and burst his epectacles into a thou
sand fraen1ents. no. Edward" gaspad tho
wife, satay your parrlcidal hand !" aud Sue fell
into hyste1ics and tue coal-scutt!c. "Ha!"
cried the serpent, who. the room bring dark
and his g1asses. gone. was at a.: sore
disadvantage, and be boldly sent his loft fist
through the 1ooking-q'aes, and With lis right
knocked down tho stove-pipe upon the new
tlanask rofa. ''Ha! you Eruto! You not only
,ualtreat Eliza, but you raise your hand aSaiost
her fa.har! don't care if En- an old man, I
eau clean ont = ahop full OF your Chicago
coupterhoppers. Take taat, 80 leper /" and With
d powerful kick he sent the whatnot soaring
through tho cbaudeiier. ''Quit the reprobate
and come home to Kenosba, Eliza, he con-
tinucd ,our fsther's a11ns arc always op.n
to YOU" The horri1ed Edward groyeled upon
the floor end begged for mercy, and, after mai
ters had been explained, ho and Eliza spent
happy evening picking pieces Of Scotch pebble
spectacle glasses out OF the old mans cheaka
and forehes3, and sveoping up the whasnot for
Elndlng wood.
SURPRISE PARTY ON suEIDoy STREET.
They got up u surprise party Thursday night
last on a young married couple, at whose hons"e
On Sheldon street similar aEalr was one OF the
social Successes Of last season. Tle conspirasoys
we're met calmly ont cordially ut the gate BY the
husband who. whla lie rested on ha ehot-gun,
pointed with his carving-knif to yollow legend
on the door: