, 1875-10-31
Harrison Luaington Said to Be the
Coming Man for Governor.
FAR. Taylor's Failure TO neet the
s.rious Charges AgaiHst Him.
q. Cream City Reveling in 1ndecency
and Naughtiness.
xtw1 Of the Week in Racine, Kenosha,
Ntukegan, and Other Suburbs.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,

WISCONSIN.
NIL NAUKEE~
PROSPECTS FOE TUESDAY.
,srtk.al Co17sspondenes v 1ht chsea'o Tribune
Mrx,rkrr, Oct. 30.-1 am afraid that, By per-
,-,s Who are not politicians, this letter mas be
Ds.rderad too heavily fsei8heed with dull mat
- Int tina fact il, one hesrs nothing but poll
.- po1itics, politics, from morning till noon
.,t night: and as there IL little else to speak
.hont. there Il Uttle to write about.
Iud;netop andthe entire Republican ticket are
.rroht il our most experienced oampaisners are
nd. Il fault. cannot hear where Taylor is
conp to get his vote, except it be from the old
s.r,,sh.-lns Democrats who still tremble At tho
-r,rl Of the party .hip. It ia said that some
catholics will deposit their ballots for William
=, narels religious grounds, but I think the
f,:hoiics will scarcely unite as body, enJ moro
,h,o the Professionals. As we'll expect Ere aud
x,ter to mingle, as Democrats and Republic
~, for the sake OF the Church
,,one. unless coma great prinoiple be Involved
I, the Catholics unite to protest against the is-
m,nce OF . campaign document, Of which Har
n,ou Ludlngton and his friends know nothing,
md which they dsavow, because it refers in =
sis,,Dt Eay TO the Catholics and the school
auts.ion, the effect will be rather to place them
m reoo1d in the odious character attributed to
,nnn-puhtic- hatsrz-than anything else,
md vii do them no corresponding good Any
thre ike N offensive religious demonstration
It she polls would be sure to bring out = counter
demonstration, rs stricken flint 3ields fire. Our
fsthoNc friends are quits aware Of the facts,
md nav be depended On, think, to vots &C
ro,d1ne 70 conscience, jnst as though such
iacumcut II that referred to had never been is
zed
01t.ide Of that false, weak issue know Of
nme to IRE the Democratic heart. I say
Democratic, because 1t is not to be sup
postd William 4, Taylor is the candidate
II the Reformers. He is, and has been from
lae frst the candidate Of his own Convention,
nd nobody else's. Probably. II his past record
bud not been examined, be might hare been
ss,llored by the Refumers and fair Averages
Rsto,m vote baen poled for him but the dis
pnvery Of the Brcreton bribery, the soldiers
bounty robbery, and 80 jor.h.-one cannot re-
member O. find spaee for them a!l.-was more
than the most ardent Reformer could stand To
change from the Republican party into such
party Is that vas simply to Jump from broad
nEes-turbulent, but strong and taliah1a-into
xEss. -. -:
ABOVE sCSPN3ON.
1hers il nothing equal to being II CPsar
xisaed his wife to be. and unlike Gov, Taylor,
sboys suspicion. Having in view the certainty
Ia. the employment Of laborers by the city
xsaA h made tie basis Of an attack on his mo-
Hxns {hA Nsx has y BOARD rf
pEbEc WcrkE to use ail possible dispatch, with
OFT endangering efficiency, In completing the
Improvements on which the Board is engaged.
aod IN dleehhrging all persons in the city employ
nos absolutely 2eceesAry to finish contracts. In
consequence OF Mr. Lud1pston+e earnest repre-
sen:stons, citv improvements OF Ill kinds have
b.eo pushed forward with freh CELEBRITY that
mnch that would othcrwire have dragged Oh
north longer has been closed up and the men
pad Of. The cry Vas raised by the Democrats
that the Mayor WAS employing vast numbers OF
men Gu public works for electioneering purposes,
hut the above fact became 80 plainly denouetrat~
81 that the attempt was abandoned lnmedl-
atslY. Still it is well to place the facts on rec
ud, in order that voters may know what to Say
sns opponents Of Ludington try to inccicate
Asopposte.
TIE SCIENTIFIC YOUNG LADIES.
Last week gave some psrticuiars OF the new
bdence class formed at Milwaukee, Fcmale Cot
t~eFe in number, by Prof. F1rar grouped IN
shste divisions Of four lectures each:
faE niv1non-Cu1n&ry Chemistry: Lecture I.
II. III Of COOKING Vegetables; Lecture ? 1.-THE
tSI ~ Cooling Meats ~ Lectme s. hist0ry ,,, snd
fmtansH
sssoad Divifion-The History end Chemistry Of
tse: and Porcelain: Lecture J, Pottery - Ancient
an; Lecture 2. From the Etruscan Vase to Palia-
Ea.n9et; Lecture 8, Porcelain. from China to
sses:s;; Lecture I, ACKNOWLEDGMENT aud His
Third Dtvt.ion-Ths Arts Of Drstng and Printing
3s1ble falatca, Ancient and Mpddrn: Lecturs l.
lae Dyss had colored Fabrics OF The Anctents:
.s:.ir ssatt Cotton, Linen Sill and Tool-IheiE r.
a aar;" lsttuse "D,eing and Printing; Lecture l.
1ht History of Calico.'
III. eoures begins at the college at 81
peoes next Monday afternoon.
TO De LooEED AFTER.
out aty is generally so free from crime that
tos commission OF murder Or suicide, or eny
us o. the long llst Of violent offenses go COM
non IN rhisky-drinsing communities. created
Eses excitement among the people or the iocali-
y u which the act occurs Thus there Is much
@osnstioa over the discovering OF . nameless
a1ne pcrret1ated on an interesting young girl
sao Works for her living Us Taitress at huhn's
,,ss9n!ant. The victim Was making her way up
aAkef Etreet to Division street for tho purpose
y y nsislng her sister, who WAS aick. In passing
os GeJ IN 1eAt Of Iock's stable, she WAS START
su suddenly pe1ceiyiug tall. thin man.
1ssed IN dark clothes, directly in front, OBJ
seeeuog the road He asked her where she was
sa4s and, After brief conversation. the girl
,e! s.! hand Placed on her mouth. and her senses
X ~ aer When she came to herself sho mas lying
- ae ground. aud had been ray1sled. She VAS
sE soaao bra passing woman aud carried to her
nsset house, where medical aid vas soon in
.eeolsllon, and the was after some time re-
WHAT ARE NE cox1Su TO?
* seems that NC are growing metropolitan,
..s oats IN proportions, but IN the magnitude
III ~ aooAcity Of our evil deeds One OF the moat
ssaa"osassa'ng And impudent transactions ever re-
~ .aeo IN large city WAS witnessed few days
~, y the drug store Of Mr. Beyering. No. {74
,t's street. A youth entered the store and
,as sse 70 to sarsed with medicines called for oy
nN.a PRESCRIPTIONS. which he handed to the
T. asgas. The prescriptions we're made up, and,
ass named, when the Young denpeTa1o sud
.aS., ~, made rush At Mr.. Beverang. there being
s'.a' 800! Within sight Or hearing at the time. and
rnsaaae lung him by tbs throat, bore him to tho
syaaa s and left him there senselees, making of
49, IRE psckagee. Il is hoped, BY menus Of the
s;1p1ons: and q full description Of the as
10 elect his capture.
HAUNTED II EVIL
az iKlBr1E dispatches hare acquainted tho
80 NTH the singular death By drowning Of