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, 1875-10-02
CARL BcuuRz AT TOLEDO.

CARL BcuuRz AT TOLEDO.
Tho Hon. Carl Scliurx spoke as tho now Opera
1ionao Thursday evening. Tho large odiiico wan
otowdad to its utmost capacity, about hundred
lcadinR cit!zcnB occupying sea1e npon tho plat
form, aul inany porsous wero Obliged 10 60 away
without gaining admission. h1r. bchllrs clothed
tho currency question witl. such interest
by Ills 7noth0d OF troatmont that tho
attention OF his vast audience In tho Dress
circle, Ia tho galleries, aud on tho plat
fotnl-evorJwhero that foothola for standing.
room could be obtaiucd-nevor abAted for All
instant. At intervals tho lfeilko pictures pro-
honted OF tho practical workings Of MI frre-
docmable paper currency, IN robbiuR tho labor
ing c!aeseH Of their earnings, in deftauling tue
nnldle cAasea Of their savingA in tlcprecinting
tho ynne Of pensions paid BY tho 0oyernment to
tho disabled heroes OF the War and thor falni-
Lies, in converting business undertakings into
gambling enterprises, IL. making tho rich richos,
aud IN oorTnpsing the Government heyo1.,l all
thoss effects have been depicted drew
forth choer upun cheer. and swayed his
haarorA at will. AZ the cloao somebody in tho
gallery shouted "1s1oo cheers for Carl s'churz."
Everybody spsang 10 hiB feet. hats woro swung,
hnndkOsehiefB wavod, aud the ci,ecrs were given
with m enthusiasm equal to Democratic Con-
IL.
Jirans here oxt,roHs the onninn lint tho RAINS
tide which is porcept,bls nearly oYoryvhero II,
this State In favor OF fIayaa. uly1no sounI onr-
trucy. aud putt1nr an ord to Jest1itical interfar-
cnce in matters Of leHslattou, will bo found ns
strong. iu Lucna County Us In suy mart OF tl,o
bthto.
truuE TAFT AND COL, anosy1yos At srEunzs.
VILE.
grrrnryv1,1z. a.. Hnot. nl-,rudoc T.fs an5
Col, GroHyenor addressed au audience Of 1000
this evening. Notwithstanding the ftIgarroeabIo
weather. tIo hall was we'll t,lDa. Uol. i3rogyo-
uor ,itst smoke Of tho interest or the laboring
plaes in tho purchasing mower OF money, by
which The value Of their wages ,sas really tlxoI.
Hud then preBoutod facts proving that tho Inhol
ors and producers uero ia fact tho orolitor cass,
whnao sayinve were ]oanel to tho small unnhor
Of nneom'ntnrs Or ouarators who frnm tha Ishtor
cjass. Ii1 introtl,rod dooumeuta INT Toosivo,
from tho Comltrolier OF tho Currency. sLow.
inr snt tn nnmhar nj pnyinrs ara 0' mi
wat, 1,nt,ta IN. NOW / INK vii, .,an-,v a ain
nm o, ~ ono.ts an. ,i,t i' ayora ;.'n,
,Scr rcr-ns lava hn.,n rcr,,ysI III ,~'nhar
hanos;tors w.s cnnsidrrahIv inr,oaaa, sino" ~
uolos'.ota n ne1 1e1s l; 'geaoeu h;ucg tIh
1s,t .,ann,, IL n-,.,aI ~ ;nM's,a,, -" ~
,ar, - ,ha ntcss,rm ,,,, ~
5,ra:ui,soI, - ,so,,s vi, Ia ~. sao
, 1875-10-02

Invitation Of Tho Hon. John O. Smith. loth tho
tlitlilEllisheh sistorB, iii company with tian, ].
!. MrpoVell anu n number Of gentleman and
lady friends. took ,Iinuor nt lin comnodioue
reetlencc. nftor which tho officers of tho Fair
called nnd paid lhctr RESPECTS, aud. accompanied
BY music, t1or Allen md Gen. 1layeA, HcntoA
slo " Side Ia hn open earrings. wese es.
corted to tho Fairgrounds, where Ind As-
lnanr ladicR. From tho open carriage, sn:-
rolande'l by a cunconsse Ut reopie, tlov Allen
was introduced, and ma'lo happy npeecl, nf
a." niu,'sse. an.i elored by presenting bin
tinbernator!al posatton. Con. IayoA responded,
likewise from tho 0rrn carriage, in loaAuE
speech OF ctIunl fcnKth. Reitllcr gentleman Il.
tltir remarks tt, any way mentioned political
torIss. hut both wero equally cordial ntu
co"rtco's towards each othor. anil both Woro
warmly recc,ved aud welcomed by The people ir-
respective Of party.
THE "oopronn-Ew1xd Joint DISCUSSION AT
HHtwsEH.
:, stswHrE. O., Rope. 30. The crowd rrcacnt Mt
tho joint discussion numbered from i.:sDU 10
2,0'N. When thu two distinguishoa orat ia mot
On tho rottr,lm It was worry easy to tllnt aIr.
nver MI au'lience. the larger rnr. nf which wna
strongly a'iSarse to him. wBs plain from thu out
Re:: liz Hpoka viii, rani1ity. and hia arguments
followed cacIs i'll slicir lroppinga 1iko tho raro e
eomotimee heRItatIng. Evon hts friends family
praised hi1 Rpcccl, By RsvinE that 1t would onk
hotter in priut tlsnu Wo"fora. Tho Nernb-
ican portion Of The Rnlienca could nut rcstrnln
the contest, anil 1t waA due to tile RkAfui mnn-
nnr in which tho arcit'd crnwi waa managed ly
tho oratura that tholeArera did not assume bel
iisc.cut turn.
arR1w.
cn,tricorur. O.. Sept. ao.-As AT Indication
OF tho virw that is taken hor0 Ut tho political
prospects. it may lo slated TINT only few t!nyH
h.o prominent Democratic official, nlectotl less
, 1875-10-02

WILMINGTON IuRPEhTtHE MARKET.
WELalaoroS, n. c., Oct. 2-spirits Of sur-
penttne quiet u Sc.
, 1875-10-02
GENERAL.
THE OHIO CAMPAIGN,
FNf.fTTCA1. rKnATE.
!Sretfd! nispGfeh 10 The rh.ta1o Tribune.


.sr,efas Dispafeh 10 Tie ch,eaoo TRIBUNE.
C0rUMhCs. o.. Oct. 1.-The dobnto botwaen
Gen. Htcwatt Dodferd. Of New York. Republican,
and Gen. llomas Ewing, Of Ohio. Democrat. on
financial issues came on at Tho City Hull in
Lancaster Today before all immense crowd. a
delegation was present from this vicinity. living
opened and Sustained Ills position In favor Of tho
rag baby with Tho cloquenco for which ho IL ia
,noua. It IL his own couuty {Falr.lcd}. and Lis
constituency WAS out in full fosco. The appla,isn
WAS frequent and tho Democrats locked CON-
placous, but when Woodiord sterpctl forward
ho was greeted with aueh loud aud continuous
applause NJ speaker II Seldom Erecto,l with.
WonuforIs remarks wero received with ill.,
bounded applause. Tho lcpuIleans arc jubi.
laut at capturing Ewing on l,iB own uea.hdr.
TIE FHoAPECTH.
Ono hundred aud flEty-four orators arc stump
Ing tho State. Botn parties agreo that tho state
haa been talked tn death. Capt. Wikof, Ropuh-
lican, Chairman OF tho St.to Central Committee,
IL tho most confident mali in tho Htasc. IIy
Daacs llis confidence on tho rcturfs OF n canvass
md having paid special attention to tito status
uf tho t.!bc.A!s, and authoritatisa!y ANNOUNCES
the return pf fn.nateen.tWDntBtts OF theIn to
the Republicans. no puts Hayes majority at
20. 0JD.
!grtet7i Htsr1tch TO 7hs Chterno Tribune.
NAsHtSlToa. u. e.. Oct. l.-Jndsa EdMnntt,
Chairman OF the Congressional Comtnittou, haa
news itoul Ohio vGry favorable 10 the Nopublic-
aus.
, 1875-10-02
dearest fathor ws are Watching

neArtst lathor We arc Watching
Closely OR you heto
xor We*e ktrc~n your paih With aowcss
ner yuu now ~ In oir sphere
For sweet t!owers DER you va gathered
!sut now we CONE with love
And with cur angel p1Wcr
Wsll bless yOn froln whence
AMI when Jour mission hare 10 o'ek
For heuso you loyu 30 well
Moll bear you tO our sunny Ahore
IL 10y aud paAos To eser dwell.
Tho last interview had with Capt Ward was
about threo weeks before Ills death. met Can't
Ward In front OF the Post. Office. He said
sWhitloR I an not gone ye.." replied. "Yss
ses you arc here" LIE aaid ''You know Rod
Jacket said must keep my blankets gathered
, 1875-07-30


Al lart Myers Orr1s-Itosisc. wh,cl, ha4 SO long
been saraI., lisa tnu:ld trnaut wi,u wiIl doubt
loss make Of 1t prosperous md Popaar i,lsti-
tutinn. The placo has j,iht bo-n rensoI by Col.
Wool, The welknowll manager OF to Hld Na,'~
lolph street AluBc1n and Woods l'llilaloipnA
aueen,u. who intrLds opening it sept. with
good atoca cot!pn,ly asnl .lue assortment Of
euriosileh. alr. .Murstl, WIG waa formerly sss,-
c!atcl viii, Col. Wuo,l. as1I Mr. Van Elcst. for
ElrIl. csnuected with tho dearborn Street Thea
lrt, VIII llaYu Charge or tho now Museum,
Ctl, Wood remaining III 1'hiludclphia,
managing Ills establishment t!!ero MuI sot,l-
lIg IN trosl. cuFiortlss last thcs comic TO
hand. The leading mar Of st.e nav cplnEaay
val probably he frank Eyans, wl,o playou very
Nc tahy At Tho .tcadslny of hlnM. co,lplo nj
srassnso. Tho Iualsng lady s u Ie Miss An
n!o "aT4 1iliauv. IND tho walEi,sg lady 1llss
Enlly Bahpr. HOW in Sim fraIcsco nilA
Nonlt,' culuraDy. It Is tho intention Of tl.o
Coiunti tu lsuye good tlcatro, Il gutsi lu,.suln,
mud Low prizes Of n!n.'shien tho ciaruo being 70
rcn-. hun Ills past rccorA III isih CITY, tl,ers III
no tloul,s Int ltla: lso will eucctpd in mnsng
n'nnuy 1nt hiatt ef mud pleasant alaco ef outei-
ta4niaaut tur Ch.eaDuatis,
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dtro,elon. Tho con,lntanta wern hauod up be-
for0 hr. Miller, tlotl, vucifrratur tcirconpIate.
ihn ie'ti'h gathered aympAtI,"ttccdlY about tho
1"dlctni bench, "hcro Tho blIhEnsng cnlrrlA
rIe"-ant"e's. ilo hit mo fltnt!" - llo cntloeI
tno -" "shnt up." r1,ontcd tho I,octur.
w1,ie Tho iadic- hnstE1y fettentcd to tl,cir pro-
siTioli-tnle. nnll tho Court Adjourned to moro
!cnIntc rpHt whcre lilo investigation wnr cnli-
tiu,"a4 snh punishment ,nnlcd uut by causlnG
boilA to make public apulo;ta'.
TIE suEsE At stEAL.TtNE
"hb ricf1. Tables MHlG pnt tuyttlsf tn ruwH.
iiot'ntns an nirln 70 n.rraw as tsn cnl stonE.ide
tho rrasirian-tnb1n Tint unly n.lo hoy Gull 70
l'att 1T Limo, antt ti,oy passetl nong h. ain;e
tic cnch ,errtriuE h hic sandwich, IL hant. anil a
p!rco 81 EsnEcrbsaad. 1'ho nnburllinE cfTrontery
with which thos woa1l fnfl Incis into lno n,.d
CONN back again wns something n,nryclouR. aud
larre 1arro "f detectives wns required, Dur
Ing tho nf;crnoont they. toa,ned MI ovrr tho
"on!H Ht'i engaged in MI SORTS Of Hports, with
vatt'up oxl'Itituns ot gr"nu1 arl lofty tum-
bling. All seemed to bo III high npirlla,
md ti,cro was no aertoue g!,nrreling.
From tllo lnantity Of cignv Bt,t,nps tppiayed,
thry hn,et llava rnyc1 np for tue occasion for
Sons tine. fhcro waH B,n,o ,laneng during the
nftclnaoH anunE thu ladies' nfLs Enns'onian
present, and q corr1e OF now:hoya named Jpl,n
koliy and INT Haley lid snno Irst rata hung nn
dance nets TO a" cnthuHiastic andeuur. rrof.
Norton rhato arcccl1, trltie innrrcd hy sotno
Of tho boys Rolling the bass drum down from tile
nthu ma''o q speech nnd waved lila Int
.,ntfl tho boys haloocd "shoot that
hatl" won,, he shot 4 on his head.
l!e then Galo'f on nil present to jsn l'in, in
band to accHnpany t!loH,. Tho soug was rcu-
slercd Hrlsutlidly barring that tin batlI got
through, before tic buys worn half done, nnI
Buti1o vera ready to rtatt tho pccun1 verso before
bnck fur the city n!nut hair-past &. IN tho way
uro OF tho hogs RULED rnlipllng.rin out tuRt
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dav, whom the Fonies ran away with tho Mos
hrngers .. tho rata nf 22tus.
Mr.. Knnko is building two brick dwelling
hoares. twp.stnry at,i ha*rmrrl, au Wellington
aven,ic ncar thu dummy road. T.o coat will 10
ata,tt 4 4tth'O
Tbs Wator-Workt on.espriao stands thus Tho
hon'ls hh:e bean ptlt on Tho mar;;et. machinery
Advcttan1i Tor n riia ru!claaotl. and An engineer
appointed. Tho nox mouth III 'to,ltle snsa fair
tcgtrning nlAtlo, anu tim work we'll unt!cr WAY.
Mt Which Nearl; oscry ono In tho town will 10.
toico. Tho Flte te1ccsf,! liz y; saea ro,lll If
Fullerton ayn,I.1e, n:,tl tho Kaue distance sn,,tt
of tho Evanston tasn-ltit. snlxrr Avenun tratia
diractv wost tn 1ayol otn, trtnnt milo.
willie ltalstol Rtroct touches tho wcft Sile Of Tho
lot. 1he tncatiun Ia IA contral u ono NJ could la
ctinFcn. without tnn close proximity to thu Fnll-
orton aFcnuo conduit. 1t in nrnn 10 .tehhta
whether moro nnrthcry situation would not
hare E'ceu desirable, or nccount IT tho cuttnit.
i seems h1Wover to ho tho urtntn at thn
Whtos Committee that tho water Will have 10 be
taken from Tho lako at holao Aistnuco out. In any
erant.
ROGERS rAnR.
At llogors' Park Yesterday afternoon tho cor
noratono Of St. Cat!lnsno'A Churcl, was tald with
tho cuatomary ceremonies by ths 1T. ltev. 1isl-
op Foioy, asais:cd by Father rnnahue, OF Ey-
nnston Father Wagner. Of Rosell, and tho
lloy Dr. iortlsti, AZ Ito conclusion tho ,ithen
delivered an appropriate address,, in which lle
especially charged is hearers who wcro to bo Of
tho congregation OF tho cErlrcil. when com
posoh, to bear In mind that aEl trutl, enie from
rho altar, and wna founded OF Christ, tho cl.iof
cornerstone.
TT. Calhnrinea. which. Wien cnmpa!pta wifi be
ono Of tue hatldnonos. at Tho suburban cEatc;,-
ca. will 10 fIatne stE1letuts on \ brick fonutia-
ton, will, Henting cttaclty of about 710. 1lIe
gro,i1l plan IL H1 10 feot. wst, frcttod cait,ur
40 feat In height. It vii! t'o coannlosod shout
tho last Of September, when a rroht will ho
assigned the pnsto.nto by 1'iBhnp Fuoy.
, 1875-07-30
CRIMINAL.

Agold match and chain and gold pencil nre
Ut the Chicago Avenue Police Station awaiting
MI owner. They wero takeu from thief, whose
case lias bean continued no that the owner may
have All opportunity of Identifying the sftlc!cn
a'1d prosecuting tho criminal.
MASCULINE Minnie Marks was identified by 1fra.
Drabam yesterday NJ the rnan who htole her
watch sud chain at No. 241 Thirty second street
several weeks ago, Tho recognition took place
IN JuHtiee Snmnlerllald'a court whto Mimic VIA
having = hearing fur GisafdcFly conduct and lo
Maa held In bail Of &5u0 to tho Criminal Court,
The tLioyes, secord aud Start, who arc mnm-
beri of thu ehng who have operated no success.
fully on Bouth biae residences for sonlc time
rast, have been arroated in Cleveland, and De-
tcctlfe Bilnoudh went down nfter them last
night. Ihey arc wanted for entering Thomas
lioyne'a honeo. No. 2G7 Michigan avenue, on tho
l7th lust, aud stealing &!GU worth Of Hilyerware
and othcr articles.
Mehs1s. Wattorhee L Llndqnss No, n Chica-
pants found by 0t!oor Crook night bafors last
III Possession ,of luck Mcdonald anl Marion
Mccarthy Al their gooiH George II. Bliss ae-
cnHed them Of htcaIing hta llorse and buggy, and
jacob Press claimed the expEosa.wsgon thoy
uAsd to haul Away tho goods. Juasioe Summer
field Examined tho burglars yesterday, aud sent
them to lail to await trial.
Night before lust At II o'clock, ~ an old xen.
t!ena, natuea htoddard passel the southwest
corner ct Adams aud Aberdeen Atroots. and
wA,1o many uoopia wore still OH tho sidewalks
nnd piazzas. tie Was solzed hy two mon. oach Of
whom presented pletoi to his head. The words
"four money Of sour tifo!" waro spoken 10
loudly by third man that thoy we're unLors tood
t., several nolghborlng houses. Tie latter, II
tie eanle ta,o. noIzod aIr. btuddard's watch and
hia wallet containing 40. Tbo robbess thou
Released their victim. aud ran Oh Adams
street, two OF then. going ona way
aud ono tho ether. Vixen the policeman ss.iyed
he MAS heartily congratulated ~ Al isonical
As Mr. btodiArtl could not idautfy his aasailsnts !
II he saw them, thero IL no possibility OF their
being aprrchuudcti aud punished. Sixteen.
string jack pover porpesrataa moro bars faced
antl law-dcrsaiug outsugc, aud tho right to 90
armed for such attacks Ii marked adyAutaKc
wh.c1, travellers upon Mexican, spanist. Italian,
and Hseek hiElwnsa enjoy over tho pedestrians
Of our city ut the present time.
, 1875-07-30
THE SUPPRESSED LETTERS,

4 epi.tfstEA nF gENIsISl: CofsltE3r0SurHuK
"Wednesday evening III ulfort WAS mado To oh
lain frou Judge Muoso uu injunction rea.ra,,,-
ing The 1tn"a from publishing sums lettess
written BY Mlss Ai1hnlp iatteu TO 1Ir. Stew
mt, oi th,s city. The itt.o,B woro In tho nod
session Of hlr. StewHrl's wife, who wa,itel to
nuke thsm public Oh account nj tho too iuti.
uato relations hctTcrn lltF husband md Mtna
Patton.
Frou, the pn.nA taken .oauppre.s tl,ero ]cttors
Ds might rn;.unn they "u:u ot .n4D,i,ly inter.
est, hut tho wl!cI, IL given ho!nx viii uot he
found u bu very exciting. According 10 Mrn
Stewart. the f4cta which I'D 10 lilo sur1rrponi
ruce aro az follows: About ths tus nf
ko'enl'er or laht OF October. 1s7a. Nl-4 itiu.
Il, 1 an I!t1" tras, Lett nor r*6e r t 1 snee
visiting l,vr 4aruntH. she Wander .oind ,llu
httsuth til late !hur, wien tllo a4l4sus! q: ts
At!antlcllotel, near thu Michigan Southern lie
lot, with narrIed man. They regintuyed us
mi staIl shere TIL Alouday liorulng ahpu.
D O'clock. F1ou tiicro s,le wont tu
tho Northwestern Depot. Wisconsin U7nIou,
and went lloile to Fastlno ou the hrHt trall1,
Hell satisfied With her hun!ay's work. and couli-
dent thKt HlIn hnt fooled "nta ulau " pAtte1,
pncu .uole. hhb lorutue aware shortly altar this
prclrfeuee tAat tllo facts weto kno,11 and wrote
lultee T. ~, "steh ,. sne refers 70 Hse:r uurrow
Esrapo. This allhA pat.en Aubsc InsntIy married
Ar. john 9. Johnso4', of t'i,,eunut,.
=. Ono or tho lastess IL eiyoa nj specimen Of
G!e ssslo of correspondence Of s:4e souns lady
VI tia teglud:
WAoxE,oAx EVENING, Feh. IL, l+74,-DIAR Wtar-
AZ: Ha's '"sn ts,LH t" w.nu ,ua p:,,to /
saw VII. Have LIT hid 1u'Ah s1.r. tla.o ~
~ wit III tlo eoAlsry Ton ttt>. an! nuly r.t.rnt.l
tIiA alIcruut, / anl alt.ut Tx tILshs: ha,. ms
fell very good for u wvek to ta!ik III lnskv yu
u IT, ho~rrtr. uu yoal Like t1s lralt, auy beitur
Hive yut, II Ill auuo noW7
h-r Atut TOR you, but ut4 iuan !mt liz
Lar Hgaitt ts, lazy 70 gyt up In tls 1uuruinu.
a'teE betrx csalul hs!f doxoa tiIues. RlcA fUiIs
Uu!:it 10 ~ hungry, aud hops Will hnso 10.
l'asH na he!sd ahsth!nH atout bEariay night a.
IT, t-fn ypt IT .to tot j1a heeu III the luLtry
io'T iuAsr.i,:iaw hers " supYc1 so,tl. III, kt.
Ptssrsae ,ou will hear at'u H. t~lay Ut tae usssv
snxsa hiiu 70 e4'tt.e 4sa', and hsiI al diu
thlngs " ~ thought Vi sfttr lx ctarsuru. " Nice
~ty 70 d." "sueh ~tsu.us ways 70 laYu!"~.
wAht ~ ses ynu. VIII .L1nr dow q soNu any uooa,
pt any tlte. Shall not tell auTu lin xulx ~ so,nc
shlnss ntxlt 4. well bo "unts1." Wuy haven't yua
srst'su or are 3ou soo tlthy tired Il thIa
W.y u LIVING. and shh you could ''cvuY lu,ap n
, 1875-07-30

sun" y"
Hr wnitnd awhile, and tllon won't on:
j." No mora hklTmlAtIes llo moro fOutsl N,.
Ruhert In tlensl. lien. tIrans wants poace, se ~
tany'ro melting III aworls and bnsonots to mai.
cottoi-nill machinery! Wero atunt thrn".s
can,IMns n, ous' old parI. anil "o hain't norry-nss
lie lcanai tho cvut:l, against TIM bo1, ljftod,.
~oMte,' 1eg. anil rail ''
"i.nst y yoml log If, At f'raslnric'tsb,ss, wiz,
"an nuhor flaraAao Q. nn'f burnside tliouoM
l!o cntd whip Old tt,cin Robert and stnt,op.l
Jaeknnn tnsotlos tiuo! lad but wnan't II l'a
g"t np mud got for .lH AND when va sos VI, mi
gol for tln M, want II ftst l,ntl'' s
lilo htopr:d to rnndnr for awlnlo, and Ills volc,
wAa sOft ar hc Ratd:
ioRt. I'M roacilinE mt nnw to 4l,hko l,alnta vl.s
tho fAnk win nl,nt nl, anu II diyitIe my tol,tra
half atlll l,h!l with Tim! 1t VI a b,t; War LAM
aud lsob atood right ur. n'"l rmwud pluck. bui
tt'H titno to f0rEho ntIh fn1grt."
lilo cut cliew OF lin pluE. took Off l,ia bata,
ell hat md loukca 4sit R1,d ei1inurd:
"Didnt NO al catno or un' hi,,l!l lfain't r.
tho ig American natton2 lan't this ho,e United
StatcH tho bigguBt plantation tic river, and i,
there nation III tlIe world tin. daroB knpak H.
chip oil our Bhnlltlcr3
s!1syI'n'', my Mary1and,.
hltrh"nu. NY Nil hi7,n.H
Ho put down HI. lar, looked at bis cripplsa
hant!. and sulI1o'Iuizad:
HEoA IIlitseFa EiIfio--l1hra1 nH3u up. but Tn
aatihtlod. Fulka "lo t;u to war oxpoct u fesl
hnlots. No htood up to tho Ynrka-thoy .tuvi
Up to uH-it waH a fair fout, and wo got lIrkeI
Two lngers hat,'t aH good as flvo, but thcr
arc Eood enough to Bl.ako han1n with Curps
m horo. yun iatkH. mud grip mol wo ra,,.
cotton down 1loto-you saipo cotn up therc-!e.,
t,nlo!"
IIo iiftod his crutl, struck 1t down hard, spa
Tcbt on:
"Dusn fn,ni'y who'll fight cnch other!
Wc'ye got tho biggest A1,l tcBt country .au
over laid unL doors. MID II any foreign deapri
throws u club ut tho American oagic, we'i
Hliut'ldcr arms and shoot hin, INTO tho l,dlo 0!
next woolt !"
Ito Aat and pa,'esol w1,tIo tho shadows grqs
| lccW,r. atnl hv-an l-5y ho ha11:
".Thcto's totH Of graves slown lcro--ttoret
| hoaI,H o war o;phans up Surti1 I'm cr,ppte! n,
Anu liaf rirlt. Int I'm going tn Eit up and BIT
tho nnery elss w,o dares HGy n word NJ In either,
Wn'vn Eos through fighting --wc'ro bhakln,
l,amtA nuw. and t!urn the nia. who sayH a mo.d
to interrupt tllo l,arn,nnyl Its QUO fan,i!y-oi
Unclo 'an,'a b0yA md gals and babies; nt,.l wnrs
going to live III Tic saib lo1so, sat at tho snms
table. md turn nut better crops lhan MY othtr
rancll OIL Tho ylohe!"
1lo rosc mp To gn, rappod Oil tho box with hi1
crntc!l, aud continued:
"lEcsolvcd tint this glorious old family a.ic&
right toga,hor in tho old hunlestgRd for the us1,
! million years. tn cuIno!'
, 1875-07-30

The Dog'a Victory

There Is nothing III the world that imp1esaes \
matt HI much ~ truss. Sone years ago WAS
1uastetsd by dog III tAat way. He cams Into
thy garden. anu 4o had no business there.
THINKING that l.o would mt itnpkeyc my flower.
bed, walked along quietly aud throw MY stick
u hi1u, aud thus advised him to 10. somewhere
elde. Whut did that dog do =? liz stopped,
picked up tho ntick wasgta his tail, aud ca,ao
running to mo with II, an1 laid tho stick doWu at
my feet. fnlt ashamed of having thrown Inv
stick. and tho dog was tnd hu might como round
tho Ks1tleu When Au liAud.
, 1875-07-30

1.oSu-1n Ih'H rlfy, July -, ii n. M, Mary Gil,
Long. aged 10 years, wfo of John q. Long, A.li lau7a
tor OF Dr. tntl,ca n. Banks.
Funeral frun rcsenrs, No: I'LL prasrie.av.. sasu.
day, July ~, at II III. Carriages to fsIschlN.
L0HG--July %. Alden. nnIy Ron ut John aud Cls,a
f+,ng. age,l ycare, months, l days.
e1 DHi'nlo. N. l.. papers l''caHo copy.
ltOGEls3--July q, Mira. 8t-1n 4. KoSsts widow 4
the into Dr. ffrstsyna a. Rogers,
Funeral at tho house Ut II. Is. Rogers, Jr., July "a
2:sI1 =. IN.
1NGitAIIAM-At Wn,ltegnn, July 2o John Tillau
infant son uf Sidney U. nut HsIe II. 1EGrahain aga
months and day..
Funeral fsp.n iheir residence. Waukogau. Saturday
at O'Clock y. III,
WH1TT1Els-Thnrr,1aY morning, 5nv y. Of chosn
iniatntun, Emma L5se. i1f3i1t AarEhiee uf b, |.
Whittier. aged mouths anu II days.
Funeral On saturday a{tcrnoon, July 3I, at O'Clock
from Ii7 EIlEa,av.
, 1875-07-30

Tho gang Of thfoves who have taken up their
abode IN Lake Wow arc still going The .souusly,
And are doing the town With strict impar.istlty,
Nearly = Bcoro Ut houses hAyo buen visited dur
luz the list few weeks. With more or less loss to
tue residents. II u 10 be hoped they will b st,-
abled to wish the spacious readoace beneath tbs
Town-ltsli eEe thoy deprive the town OF their
trsstuce.
Tho Lake View pontss aud ths Messengers
from tho city played 4 baseball match Wednss.
, 1875-07-30
OBITUARY.


6pectat Dstakch tn Ihs Chtoaoe Tribttn<.
DARLINGTON. Wis, July 29.-Col. Richard II.
Magoou. IN old and widoly known eisizcn. q
Captain iu the Black Hawk War, and Afterwards
Paymaster. .Goueral. d!od hero Inst night, aged
10. lie waa tho father Of tho Hon. IL. i. Ma
Koon, tho present member OF Congress from
this district.
LrTrLE liocK, Ark. Jnly 29.-Ihe Hon. J. F.
Elliott, sx-,nembar Of Congress from tho Third
Congressional DIssrict VI this Stalo died at
Camden yesterday
, 1875-07-30

W. ara now Offering our stock Ut summer under
wear, hosiery, ee., Il rces within Tho reach Of a
We we'll Angola flannel rhiIts and draners II 3i.hU
each former price, 81. White and cloudcd mcEtno
ahEsA md drawers, Is cents each; foru,er Price, g.
Gauze shirs ~ 6s aud ~ cxnts former prices, 75 rs
cents, ami II. Jean drawers, "star G." 81 centa :
former prtse, sl.l0. "StaF A." ~ cents; former
prcs *s.?s. Our atoek Of hosleEy IL yery compets,
both !n fancy and plain goods. Any Gun Wishing auy
thing iu tho way Of fusniahiug go,!s would do wrA
give us call. Putnam ClithnY House, l3t znl t31
Qlz1k street md III Aaliaou slr. ct.