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, 1875-10-06
Meeting Of tho .Jef1cr-
sontans Mt the Sherman
House Inst Evening,
Tho Campaign in Ohio. .Woodford
Worsting Ewing in Thor
Political Debates,
lumcnso Republican Meeting at Canton
Addressed l'y Carl Schurz
md Ex.Coy. Little.
LOCAL.
The JeFFE RSONtaMs,
THE fU:tFKtTf{,N ~ E.1,,x

-, nc .1rrEHSoNl"NS.
I ~ ' 1'"' ~ Eal'es.
Club was ioll At tl,u Sherman 1,or,a I,., 49,,
ing. nrinc,n,l,r n ,,,v,.os. ~ 'so , 'a"s WI
trosittc'l mt former fueolinE Droy1linn for III
calling Of a county cou,nntinn , ua W.. .,.n,,,,.
t,nn ~ ~, =. -, y. ~o'"."" haa sno nonliha
Tho diAaEresahte weather lad q pai e}rec
,,ppu tho attcuac,,. - ~. se. e'.'s 10.
rA nv "s'tu"aEce NJ the moro Elm
ceEo aha earliest Cppnnc1ltA OF uoltt{cn
tumm.r;un, b,., ,-o,, r.. Fe"
10 ncryo To draw o,,t 49, ,a. W. '.aer nsn, eesnee
tho other ciass OF memLcrs-ro largo, IN fact
| that 1t va. harA to l1stiugufuh vl,cn thc mcnt
luz was called 10 ordor. 3rnt whit ita 1tnrnns,
WI, ~. H.
af.n ~. ntth'oE, VINO Eas not attended meeting
~ lhe Clilo for many wcoka. WAS prchont, nntf
| tnrouEAout the meagre crowd ~et scattered manf
or hls Fiocu asllnlrors mud workers. whnse facea
lave been 70 familiar Of IAto III all upros,on ward
tho lares regular arnlans UPON aaio"n cat..
a'es ~ tho uetcat q e1ueting TIM ,e+pcetabis mud
ss as y III sos A,s~ o & ts IT,. til
Was exldtot lat .Ley would have nn snifu n The meet
r,i, : ss an thsy waa ID Io osera'owsd II tsr fcf-
",Sf w1 ~ y !. 1MSss ny eiai wo ade 10 tho
ssI.11 -" or1'.ft'o to bankrupt II u.nci&y mud
WHY ai.n31G M !. i'.yrl1t.saHy.
,h, ~ .l, in'has linyio occupied tho chair, aud
to sesp,t ~ a1 ,nt efttsS H. lac ral tsi"e>s
ed ii tr II ~ t.. No''AAsto hPltulIt-
~ rr...,,s'' ~ ,'r.''.'n
for III, f,,,,, az 1AS1oA4'A COMMITTEE
ria ,a,'n,. .-.- .
1nns.a te!net was fral by ar. 1eAsoync, naming
stsira Kano ~ S'o.s !'1aeiltAai IhofHhs Moran.
Hertinus III, S,n,nr, n,, HenrJ Harns John
Tsn a. u".'' GaHsteon, alid J"hn u. CllhuHn.
cron'tr ~. ,. "a ~. ~ hp!ned dltcta'ou- tue fact
Jnr sr,nr, Dut @ a"a tel1'f' Wy 'nin"rtty one.
nittn. ~ no- as s aay Itiefrc'i lack to tho coE1-
Ntr bntit,I :" H. ,t1,.ah -. an' " :. ihect.ns
E.ecniys mu,,nit, ~, ateona'dosasaoh HnI thst
Mr. L. MoSnn sneon'so.i w. I'er1o', ,ne ,,.
favor - II Ao Ro1eaac1 tas hntlonr and spuko in
Tie " ,nnt;o, nti ,~,. cn,,,., ,,.,.,+.,
m ihc .nio NJ" An""s "r1e1tad " voso laying II
RI" nelt n.a.x
tlon intr,,rr 1t ~ 1a,os o 81 Feso!u
r,,,. w. ~. >: n !us'nof meesins lr"f'1nG for
,,, ~ ~ LaA'.tSd " COUNTY CONVENTION
ar Tha ~ no't!iIatloh u teacrsalatI tirket.
n .eaolal12h ~aa read ~ the Eecretary and Gsn
t't,itaa ti u,tFcu !ts ADOPTION
IN t i1eT fald ~ M Introduced the resolution
w - ~ feuIheHt Gt tn Gr4b. MD he preferred
tat T. thcre w4s any opposition to its sloltii tat
H'a nut he put to fote. but 10 would Withdraw 1t,
..... 0EN. HLERMAN
eto9c III favor OF tito adr lou Of tic rrsnlt,nn TIN
5snornonau Club had invited tho OPP ositio Central
Eeen severely snubtsd. 10 appreciated lin fst at
lat tho Club waH being fought by d.
'IRhln8 Office, ,scckcls anu po!ft,eni Snxi,.ns
, 1875-10-06
La HAL1.E C1TT ELECTION.

rHhe17Hs ns*h1Na 70 Jht Eh1cd1d Tribune.
l'ASAtLE. H., Oct. 6.--At tho municipal elec-
slon held in ths CITY yesterday tic contest Io.
tween ~ Jamta W. Duncan and /. ". S1atthIt.ten f1r
~ aa5orAy vas closs and exciting, bnt conducted
Mayof we yeats sgo was again nectesl yesterday by
., 1's saa.3 ma3o1ty fhs election q Aaarten rescl
M, NJ 'o'oMs onn',,, a4rn Ward, David wcr'heim with.
TEL TO tll vacancy: second Ward. ". ". Taylor.
upef1htcihcne Of tbs Northern Illinois Coal and frot,
L'npanyh Mlnes, for full term, and George r. Con.
Mnt ~, "alhont urn"sittou. to I'll! = yacaney ; Th,rI
c,ss, masu, 'asneh Feency, rc-olectel: Fourth Ward
i,a, tMntan hinrman Superintendent Of tlla Mineral
iF.nt Hlhe WORKS. in this cy, reclectcd. Adam Y.
Hnstea VIA elected polco Magistrate.
nuNEAU COUNTY.
Srtrfdl Dssnateh to TAh CHfeaao Trfbuns.
rniHCErns, ILL.,. Oct 6.-Tho bureau County 1eput,.
!eans met III Convention hero to-day. and place., in
i. A. Wshhttrn for Cnlnty Treasurer
anti u. Q. fatdock for County surveyor. Everything
PASSED OF hastnoniousY.
, 1875-10-06

tnseiat 0f'oot'" 10 lie Ehfraga Tribune.
BCfFALo, n. r.. Oct. t.-Tho sthr John Werhcr
b'and fson Eseansba to Gfcen Hay with iron t,re
tF'ans leak, md wns heaehcd BY the Captain iu
ataa.oa Hay. News cam' by telegraph to tho owner.
MIR "t1 fhl& afternoon lIe atandonpa ler Il, thc
:nae.r'tcta, who teieBsaisd for tne tux
BIT got TO ktlBwor. 20 A""'
~ tug Sato l1ss returned from tAe sch, st. An,
lou sssek. Tho decks lasr sprung nj anh IL. .aa
.ssa es! u Y Thought ihe we4 .as.o ,ay 10 eayr,
sad tsfs re berK talen to &c, chtta there ior tl,a
Ella leEatIeJ Aoi N-4a eaIk
, 1875-10-06
GENERAL.
ILLINOIS.
fTEpHENH0N {.1fsHTT

6TKPHEAsON COUNTY.
fpsefaF bspateh 10 Tie Chicago 7riounA
FhEsroa7, ILL.,, Oct. 5.--In tho Htothenson
County Republican Convention, held hore this
afternoon. the following nominations wo,o tnade.
1ho'nas j. Jopes, OF CodarytlIe, for County
Treasurer, and J. 8. Dodge, Of Iona, for County
Hurraynr
, 1875-10-06

LAKE ERIE.
5rsttaf Dftrdfeh to The cAfrngo 7.1bvr.
EElE r., Oct. 6.-DIrAnrunER--For Af,v,ptco.
b'k favoritc, f'hrs Porter and Angus smsth,
Tie Prep WlEslow can,c Iii from Lake g,nrrtor .,.
avsDsDs Tl0 EoScuue cutter Perry went cut on :,
cEaee to day.
1he isItiss now engaged In taking Tho lake surycv
tH quarters At Detroit, % ~ "1t1~
, 1875-10-06


Though there Is largo 1uubcr.aeet nj ,ho r,,~,,,.
Je th''esa Wan VERY dull yesterday, owing to tho
.1izxinR ran which tnat1o outdoor work raiher in.
Pleasant, The largo stea1n barge Na1lr,ttno ,nl
ttraea atfit hcFc yesterday, dill tho biz stbra H.
r. slEo aud A. H. aloorc.. Tho scl.r 1jte ltc tH NJ,
The t"S's At Hir's rarrow'r TIN rrop Mont
C1Mcsy aha Roise intn no of ts nrka OF tho tfir n
n3.lock C"lnImny 10 stt now fnrcfoot .rhc srhhr
H. y H1u&r ia Rettin new r19t,tlrr al IL" t,i4,en ~,
pr1+Deek Co1ntEhy yard. -. Mr. u. II, Mu1In. thn
OHner u thu dci'nio MnlIin, which stranded al tftc
k.nf3eol ly day or tw lett lrs eycutilu fn
to acne os a1sttr with liner u ,e.u rtr m iInt trr
riled POSSIBLY. bhc In tylnE on Kr vel Lotiou,
md It is believed that Ahe Cat be- gotten or I,rf ~
sae h'F eliaIain,d nur ttat,ago Tile rrlr Ciaric,
LutnH hAtl !i:r ringing slightly sl..naga! ychturay
Eo1lsl8 u tAr lullier 1n"tkrt. Can't FAY Of tlin
hr OIL, Whith is asluro ST. ,ltc NJ E3yed hcrr
ftstettkJ uofnnB, aud tnatic arrangements viii, Inn
tfseitwhefs Iu"1ng Cnhj,ony III send trn 10 lin
rene o. a!sasler 10 Hstst t1 !aulchin8 her. ii ts cx
[ettd y Hare htr up IN day nr twu :. The eclr "
4. Willard, Which raa aullore ,leAr Grand lIaynn
fhnts'.y, Ia OIL. and In that ptirt. Thu Cli.aen
pty Dock Company paid out to thar cmpIoyta In
tim u 9oI Tor tho lust three wrcks' wog;;, Isrrer
lnount thar. they htyn raii for i similar |
tns E lYt ri, ,ear. .;.Iho schr L. H., Duan lss
BIS retnl!t u DurHs !. Farrnw'n iry.durk. nnG
seat out yntesdny n1t'1e.t N good a. new 0narien
oeof, scn af ar. uryc U!cdtt, tle Treasurer nf |
b. Chicago Dry- poslt Company. died at Waterbury,.
u, tntspai,ued by hs wife, children. hu father iii
sa1diS; llia rct'aihs Will arriyo hero tnis morntns.
I'D wll ot PLACED n the family yaut IL osrhEl. H.
IN III kkefpa 'N@seA-44EA
, 1875-10-06

FreEhts wcfn moro active. and advanced s,c
towatds the clt.e, the rites teug 70 fdhcr than
oa MnHt!ay rlUrnlng. Wheat was inkcn ftr Inmate
tsriy at ~, nnt nt axe 1atcr. Carriers rr,r-,ls
wrFs aslin9 the iaslsr r.sc. Witch t,ay euu,l1orsd
eaulyaoat 10 &c frnm Aliwanktr vhJcl, RITA ,. IT.
t.rly for se;Fel t. &, thsre 1llo FLOWING Charters
shest st 2Ac. and schr Northwest wI,eat a. yTa;
tet William Graz dy, rye At 2..c; rrop t.ns vI,.st
md h.tsey. an4 prep !!.!1grr sia., rorn through.
k!nrs'on-sc''r 4. Muir, wasat at ec. Cstacty ~
INV hn barley. " '''' "0o
ifiI.wAENEE.
FreRhs oahsoefh VIM very quIct on thu 4th. Thcro
Wis light tlc:nAtd fnr at q,<e ~, ,..
10 DIna, Int carrtera wcrc nsk!ne for and ira,ut,
urau having DC. NJ s1snge1puuls, 3'''''"h
, 1875-10-06
| AFrfns.

T.FuI F1rH!Fh q! FtIs and Kny,n -.
DepoteoFoeF OF Canal and KtasIa..t.
n.r., MlcHl:as ceN1Rt! Hsn49,,
@15st Io2 " +, La!t, ~ I"s:p1 1e.sf,.,4-,,. :,
a"d III Llhe'f.. 7rexl4nt if1Y,. '""R q Eahdafsa,
, 1875-10-06

*-kStts AtFtre.
hhn'at cItJ and Denver fa,t Fl. I'm ~ ,,-
nt. i"u,s Int Hpriastlo1 II g.fs - g.u Q. m
e.. lt'ns, inrinxcll Tefhss a.thI ~ ~ H. n
rttra. heoklk i I3ueIinvo1 . ~ TX q. m,
!r.fA. kr'kIA i.urjinxun * HF,"i S:lp p. II
HE1caHna FAtuc Ai3 Is.tnsn IL =. ~ ~ -
','r Nnr. IAcun. a-l,uvn IL ~ r. n:i0hs IN
Iuiitt ~ .1,a T." y. ~ hnhHls i:lG ..
IVY IhnnuAll'H.f 81 II. in, - 4.1IS r,
, 1875-01-24
PERSONAL.

Georsa A. Ellis, Of Boston, is at the fremont
! House.
| The Rev. E. P. Po~ch newly elected pastor
OF the Third Unitarian Church, West 5ids. haa
taken rooms st st. Carolins's Court Hotel
Bret Harte, Sir Arthur Post, London, and Capt
Jackson, OF Edinburg. are among shs pronai-
nent arrivals 1T tho Grand Pacific
Beverly r. Chambers. ESQ.,, the nel-known
jewaler Of ths city. left last evening for WASH
lugton and the EASTERN cities, to bs absent aey-
aral weeks
E1-A1d- Sam McRov, lately one of the foremen
at the Iiltnols Central Car Works, has So far To-
covefed from his recent attack Of inf1snmatory
rheumatism - to be able to ait up. He will be
glad 70 see "a many OF bus numerous friends II
may choose to call On him.
Tha Rev. John Gordon, pastor of the Western
Avenue Baptist Church, returned from aIichis9n
Friday, but left again in the evening. Tho regu-
lar annual meeting Of the Church will be held
Monday evening. It il very sad to reflect that
time often exercises more fatal effect On
fllendshlp than Thunder does on the contents of
dairy. Hero, for nstance is one member OF
ur. Gordon's flock who once worsbiped the pas
tor-who, indeed, in tho days that Mr.. Gordon
was married. used up three shirts Ton his OWN
statement) in his zeal in attending to the pre-
lmlnarles necessary to mako the affair sue
cess, and 70: he WAS the very man who headed
tho recent rebellion against Mr.. Gordon, and
ventured his venerable neck By climbing up and
setting a-going that historical clock whose noisy
tick so disturbed Brother Goodspeed that be
had to withdraw from the congregation Tis
true, t il pity, etc.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
Palmer Hoas<-E. q. Harger. Cleye1and; Thoras
T. A Lyon; Mobile; Samuel Gz.y. Pttsburg; E F.
Waite, New York: q. f. speers Denver; =. L. San
born. sosten: G. F. Eaae., Ottawa; Joseph v.
ter, Me.; D. D. Fenn, Massachusetts; Is.ae CoIo,
Newark; the Hoa- c. ". Babcock, Kaas.z: the
Rev. Henry Musgrove, Mississippi; the Rev.
4 u silnan, Kenosha; Jafnes p. R4ge,
San @ Francisco; E Lawrcnee, Louisiana
tbs Hon; J. b. Elmore, Fort Howard; Nal Q. 3.
Gann7 Atch:son: John c. spooner, Wisconsin ]. n.
Maahsm, B1ralo; J. y. Parish, Waah.nstan J. F. |
Whaling T?a ! !: 5 Page Milwaukee ~ 3. Knkaid, Sex
g. Sabine, New York; ". II. Campbell, Il. !
IL White, Minnesota; ]. II. Crane, De- I
troit; Francis Ktrkby, New York; ii. b. |
HAws, Massachusetts,; ". 7. Hall. Wisconsin; ". |
Bryant, ST. Louis. fremont Hoase-Gcorgo A. ElHs,
Boston J. T. Walton, Cincinnati; A. 6. Hsbeck,
Rochester; D. r. Bsssett, Connecticut II. g. Tyson,
Milwaukee ". Woleott, Haztfard E. Altman. Mn
nesotA s. Watson, Colorado: ". Thomaa4 ST. Louis
, 1875-01-24

AlSEz@k Oks&Fs<ElS I 1F11U3aEe
DESYK7, Col, jan 23.-Ffancis Foot, recently
from London opoued m extensive jewolry es.ab-
lishment in this city about six weeks ago. Moth
ing has been seen or heard OF him since tle 9Th
inst, when he stated that be intended whiting
tho southern portion Of tho Territory. Hls
clerks. though haviuS the combination Of his
sale, arc unable to open it. Tho store, Hincc k1s
kilograms have been sont ia many directions in
qui1ng "a to bis whereabouls, but the response
eomes that nobody has sesn him Soma sur-
missed that he has been murdered an1 Lis gootts
stolen, wh1io others hint thai ho haa jumped tho
coanRJ. The caaa oertatnlg is I vary pecnlias
ona, and Ia being investigated by tho police en-
tltnyftfAx
, 1875-01-24

Coroners background and one or two other de-
tails appropriate to his Office oush. to have
raised the price: but in consideration OF cash
down and the privilege Of hsnSing the pict1rs
when, completed for exhibition, in half-a-
dozen Of the most popular public re-
sorts On the North Side, the artist agreed
to do the work for $50. which amount WAS cheer
fully paid. Since then the Coroner gave the
artist couple Of sit:ings, and something bear-
ing distant resemblance to the Coroner'a hear-
lsJ-bearded countenance began TO appear on the
top OF the canvas. Last Monday, however, Mr.
Dletzsch, while sitting in beer-saloon, abont
two doors south OF Illinois streat, on the west
aide Of CLARK. caught eight Of a terribly dauby
oil portrait of somebody or something banging
on the wall. a1ein Gott Hans, who yos dat p
be cried to the bar hooper. who explained that
it was intended for the portrait of the proprietor
Who painted it 2" the Coroner asked
The ha1-keeper named the artist, who proved
to be the identical one who was walking On the
corner at full length, but at half price, and
stated that DO would ba in the saloon in few
minutes: The Coroner Immediately arose and
Departed, but before he got out of tho door be
cried Hans, you may tell dot ardisd that I
lilo better dot be keeb der $50 than dot he
baints my bicturo like dot and hangs id up. Il
dot habbened would never be eleeled again"
, 1875-01-24

prayed for had at length arrived, snd glor1ous7
voted shoulders camo the hossewlip faster and
faster rained the blows. In vain be implorcd,
begged, beseeched her to let up. but his words
proved only IN incentive to tho vixen vito. Her
,,mprecations were fearful but her strength at
last succumbed, and, ~ she laid aside the batt-
end OF the cowhide carefully, abe a1ra7cd herself
in her meeting harness, ;" md, a. she gently
closed the door, said ''L-, if tho baby cries
you can borrow some strip Of Mrs. Il, next
door. Virginia (Neu.) Enterprise
, 1875-01-24

I AHe A1eEt813&tsH 1nVesxtEsaE1o0 Sn1d 70
! Have Resulted Ravorabiy 70 the In.
| stiaution.
| sp<etal plspotch to The Chicaos T5io,nk
/ Jo,1rr TIL Ian ~ -Tha ,ronxa n,n,n,;.t,.
-. p..;t..t;.- - IT, a.. 1,1.,,:I"1
Va teH1.en.lah ' wn.cn Tue noo. william
ha1snr OF oeie' as CHAIRMAN feeling that the
gate the State House stone contracts. and charp-
| - of-col1na;o, hetvaen Tho st,1a1t1,r.o ~
n..:.s-.;~-. C1-.s:..:~1.N ''..1
1su.'oos1aiS COMMISSIONERS was snoo 20 she'r
ofhc1A greatness quietly naked leave Of the
House to proceed On their mission On Thursday,
! which was granted. On Thursday evening" tha
| major rort;on NJ th., or-;va5 ~ ~. por;...
49,. r. -, 49,. -. a. ~ 1ao on4so' =,
LAY. On fl.oay tne committee ousled thea'.
, 1875-01-24
THOSE PRESENTATIONS.

r. khe Editor ef tbs Ctseo9e 75tbune:
CHICAGO, Jan. 23.-In your articas under the
head Of presentations, Saturday, yos did no
N injustice know was unintenionaL In yeur
opening paragraph you suggest vary traiy. how
ever, when you ssy that certain participants viii
find their way into the Criminal Court ons
party At least viii find hin way thsra-taat IL. tbs
mas who took tho canes, moving to whom thoy
belonged and wrongfully returned them
In the frst place. did not meet the exprsss-
man and secure the caucs, and IN tho
second place theirs Was no presentation
ceremony at Mr. O'Brien's. Tbs history
ct tho canes is simply this It was re-
ported at tue Twenty-aecond streat Station
whare served. that thera were two eanes the
ownership Of which was involved in consider
able doubt, one Of which could be found on
Arnold, near Twsnty-1inth street, the other On
State near Nineteenth. An officer sant in search
found both Of them was not the officer. That
officer left one OF them at OBnen's for safe-
keeping, and the other ut hyan's. to be called
for when N owner was discovered Subsequently
Mr. Ryan couhded ths cane left 1t his plaee
to the butcher, Mz. Herbert Eow the
man Horgh who bears m unenvi1hle reputa-
iop, having been discharged by Herbert
for dishonest practices, zaecrtained from tho ex-
press9an to whom tbs canes belonged, and to
i get even" With his employer, disclosed Tie fact
That they were taken from Mesers- Wendell 4
Hy1nan and wrongfully retaired, and hence the
article by your reporter. This ia all. Now
want thorough Investigation, not onty to ex-
onerate myself, but set right before the pubic
Iessra. Ryan and O'Brien gentlemen whom very
much esteon1. and whose regulations ara thor
aughly proof against any such slauder ~ inA~
nxted R1o1AnD CoxnuL-
, 1875-01-24

NEW Yong, Jan. 23.-ueory NicoiL member
Of tho leta Committee OF Seventy, the fa1,ndsr
OF the Bar Association, and Trustee and b,,si-
ro4s manager Of several large estates, has drawn
npon his trusts, it IN nlieged, for tnrposee OF
skecnlasion, and lis accounts show dsdcicncy
OF $50 oC0. Mr. Hicon o1ns controlling i.:ter-
eat u the Eagle a1oto quArry, Vermont, and this
property a1ons is conaidarod a<npis aoeudty for
tho ctod.tars. The E1erexs nays thn whole nat
tor has besn s1rlsinsd, snI tl,ns will ahow 10
Intentional wong tn Af. AtoAll'a buxinsss txzas-
aA4inuk,
, 1875-01-24

The taking Of testimony in the contested elee-
ton case OF Le Moyna vB. FarEeu vas resumed
at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, with Patrick
HoGreevy still on the stand. undergoing cross-
examination by Mr. Van Buren, The questions
their nature, and spun cut evidently With I view
ct killing time and uang up the contestants
forty da3A
Il No. 1os Michigan street, who testified thas hs
had resided in Chicago siuoo 1888, except seven
years, when he lived in GAlen& between 1856
1857 there Was no man named c. Malone living
&t No. 10s Michigan street, and no such man had
fynd there EiDce witness had first occupied the
house in November, 1871; knew Of no man OF
The lata election 81 the First Precinct Of ths
Twentieth Ward for Alr. LIE Moyne-
! In croas-e1a1ninatio0 By ar Van Buren,, wit
;uess stated that for short tims he had board
tClv1ug in tie Eouse.
Tho next witness called was George Rieg, OF
no. 140 Michigan street, > saloou-keeper, who
testified that he had resided in Chicago since
l1854; ut the time Of the last election nobody By
EFtbe NAME Of John Rich lived at No. 140 Michigan
tst1est knew of no such man in the neighbor-
Eaood Within the past year voted the Opposition
te0 whom he voted for for Congress; voted tho
Vppositon ticket straight.
! Altar aome quite unlsnportant evidence by this
witness, the Court adj djourned until 10 o'clock to-
0ouoT morning.
EkD-aAnR1soN.
The counting OF the votes in the contested
election case Of Ward vs- Harrison WAS resumed
yesterday morning, and At An early hour in the
eifetnoon the work was completed The result
4 tho total count is the giving to Mr. Harrison
% total majority Of 1c3. Tho Court then nd
, 1875-01-24

70 ths Editsy " TA< Chicago 71ibtns:
CHICAGO, jan 23--n III easea whara ont
side makes abatement, rom ought to be LETT tc
tho Other side. and audia4ur et altera rss1loa1d
not bo neglected You Till plezso to allow tha
following record Of the proceedings bdors ne
in case Of Constable George Raynes against r.
Sheppard The action Was based On the vosnn-
tary and express promise Of tie defendant. ~
Sheppard (who does not deny ~, to pay the
p1aintin the Sum Of 91o for the n11eat OF ono
George Mitchell this promise Was further teata-
ied to by other uitnessea- On the 2sth d7y Of
December. 1874, George Baynes, tho plaintG
undertook the task, Notwithstanding tho
extreme low degree OF the thermoneter; ho
worked from 2 p. n til 10 p n. expecting the
promised reward (not ~ fees) for his txoutaa
and suffering. Was it tbs buainaea Of tho Con-
stable TO rent Jail for tho prisoner, OF whose
business it to have the judicial order for thu
arrest N proper shape?
Considering the services Of plaintiff rendered
according to the alleged agreement, go man Of
common sense would reeeiud n e1pTcsa Agree
ment to statutory fees Of 50 conts for aight
hours' work, at 10 degraca balou xcro; it would,
in fact, arnount to great wrong. II in thin
case the Judgment can DO explained ID IN extor-
ton, an willing 10 plead guitty-not otherwise
FnAAc1s Rol1E, J. p.
, 1875-01-24
their practice Of skinring the unfortunate when
the same was brought to my oilicial or private
notice, md counteracted the same 30 far az was
In ny power. JOHN Want WouD,
Justice OF the Peaca


cAaBoGES, NEW CAS-
10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CH1cAao, Jan. 22.-Allow mo to inform your
renders relative to q new discovery in our midst.
to be henceforth known as carbogen, recently
brought to light by d practical chemist Of this
city. 1t is we'll known that the gas distilled
from either coal, wood, or petroleum, is deficient
in something which is generally supposed to be
carbon, IN order to render it Of higl-il1uminat-
ing power. A series Of chemical experiments
have demonstrated that tho deficiency is carbo-
gen which eau be readily and cheaply prepared,
and BY its addition to any Of the Illuminating
gases, the luminosity is increased about double
FOR instance. gas-burnor that is equiva-
lent to seventeen candles per hour, By The
addition Of carbogen, is rendered equal to
thirty-threa candles per hou:, saving one-ha1f
the present expense Of gas. In the future, our
illuminating gas will not be bydro-carbon, but
carbogen-hydro. am informed that an e1hibi-
ton Of this new gas will shortly be made before
tho Academy OF Sciences. PAoanEss.
, 1875-01-24

- - 1esr q TIE Ch:=ase Tribune:
chfcAao, Jan. 23.-An article appeared in
soor psper Of this date stating that ~as pre-
NTH 1 gold-headed eane, that speeches
.. naaaa and vino was drank On the occasion,
= INC usuA surpriFs y, WIG exhibited by tke
"sRqasaA nd th2t tAs ~eaned and AcAninat
, 1875-01-24
dinavian languages by Gen. I. N. Stiles, Dr.. G.
G. Pao]i. and Marc Thrane. All Free-Thiukars

~ i1oS ua5co ~ VEL I. ~. 1tA'u9 - "
~ aoil+ auu 2islSc 4I3aue~ 1A4 EEee-Lu1uAaI1
are Cordially invited
Thu f,,;.o,,n ran....~.,.. .1,:.x., v;,, t.,a
o,os sh;s".t $500 1otupeiaoGo 1.aasn n, Tnt IVY
; etaHa 1atincaton meeting III tarWaH Hal, Mon
gay evening, Feb l. George sheraood, Esq
| fres1dent OF the Alliance, will preaide. Lemue
! Moss, D. D., President of the University Of Chi.
i caeo, will iaiiver tha innna1,raf .I71ress h he
| followed By Prof. David a. Swing, the Rev. n,
4 Bartlett, tho Rev. Arthur alitchcl tho Rev.
DR.. Folton, the Rev, Dr. J. O. Peck, the Rev,
Dr. @. D. Helmer, the Rev. DR.. ". H. RYDER. the
| Rev. DR.. Fl. N. Powers. Prof, J. 4. Edgreu,
J. 4. Enander, the Hon. Emory A. Stoyrs
tho Hon. Judge Booth, the Hon. judge Brad
well, the Hon. John Y Faryyell. tha Hon. T..
Eastman, DR.. n s. Davis, Dr.. D. r. Nelson. Or.
+. G. Uamill and Pastor Wesrergreeo, Music will
be supplied by tho celebrated Blaney Iodra
Quartstts.
HTLuEScE OF THE 5Ews on THE PROGRESS or
TIE WORLD,
The Hon, Simon Wolf, OF Washington Ctr
will deliver an interesting lecture on ayery in
tereBtlng aud uncommon subiect Fridav at tha
Methodist Church Hall. southeast corner at
Clark and Washington streets. This lecture vas
first delivered in October list a. tho CanitaI ha
tore large audience, composed Of iii nahona}i-
ties and received the full eulogy OF tho pross.
The opening sentences Of rha lacsura give thu
motive and nth Of the lecture:
Ny purpose IL to d,sabuse the mind. of many =,
crafty the pride md hate Of no one aud il possiIle
to instruct s for experience teaches th.t the Aues
cans, no matter how intellectual, have but
aaea as 70 the history and of the Jew
~ h1ri 81 a @ ~ aus sunae. Wnen
tho Jews in Ronman. snd ;'n ~ bn.s ,r. y