, 1875-10-10

NJ. ates1a. b D. ~ Annetou. s. Miscellaneous busi
| mesa.
religious deyotiops aod conference 2 AtscellAnaou
discussions, and closing bnsiness
/ TELLING TALES ABour H!GH OFFICIALS.
It il the misfortune Of public officers that theJ
| ara the object Of constant attack and tall lying
| From this standpoint, notice statement which
| ie fercelv and frequently made, that Judge Small
and oficial reporter Roby have turned the apart.
ueuts given them BY the county ut our costly
Court-House. for business purposes, into eleep
ing roonnB- It is not pleasant hear these thinge
said About men one desires to respect. and they
! ought to coma forward With q denial, ii untrue
| OF explanation OF the clrcum6tances. il suscept-
| ibe Of an explanation. believe the simple
truth to be, thar the Judge is frequently called
| to wait upon luries most part Of the night, and
! in order to be at hand when wanted. has e1tem-
porized sleeping facilities superior to the ordi-
| nary lounge, but by no means of y character to
| justify tho appellation Of bedroom furniture.
| The official reporter has also been required to
! work very much at night, and for convenience
sake, to avoid gong a hong way, and returning,
| also enjoys temporary shake down II this
has deeenerated into tho regular use of the
rooms a. sleeping apartments. l do not know it.
As people talk good deal shout these things, =
statement OF the facts should be made.
4 DISAPPOINTMENT fon THE DEMOCRATS.
Tho Hon. George W Allen is atumping the
| State for the Republican ticket Thus falls to
the ground another weak and foolish invention
r..
become - d1sgusted with the result OF the Ee-
publican State Convention that he had retired to
suIky obscurity, from which he would only
emerge to oppose the election Of Mr. Ludineton
with al the eo4nence and activity in his power. :"
Tho malicious 1alsehood has done the Demo-
cratic party no good, for the alleged malcontent
has worked In the Republican CAUSE with vim
and activity rarely surpassed. Mr. Allan at ona
time was popular With q large number OF The Re-
publican party. and was thought likely to have
the nomination for Governor.
FAIR OF THE CA2uClI1N MONKS.
In the western part Of the city, the Order .o3
Capuchins have established themselves in the
midst Of thick German Catholic population OF
the poorest claas OF workinRmen and common
laborers. These people have built their te-
loved spiritual advisers comfortable and COM
modious church, clergy-houBe, and other re-
1lgious buildings required by the Order. On
Thursday evening q fair WAS commenced in the
hall OF the monastery, which was gotten up for
It WAS pleasant sight to witness the happy
faces Of bright msidens and comety wives, intel
ligeut youths and sturdy Bun- -hrnnzed toilers in
tho streets, docking into the hall, tending
tables, buying and selling. and doing their best
ia every case to make each other happy. and ill
the exchequer Of the Brothers. The fair was =
great success.
COMING EVENTS.
Next Thursday evening. at Spring Street
Methodist Church. q concert Of unusual excel
Mrs. Bowers will sing solo, The Arion male
chorus will join With fifty voices.
On Monday, tho Cathol,c Orphans Fair be-
gins 1t Armory Hail. 1t promises to bs = brill
iA1t affair
A mistake Was made in the first announce
ment of the coming Conference here OF the
Evangelical Atliauce. 1t takes place on the 18th
Of November.
The long-expected course Of cheap Sunday
lectures commences tomorrow afternoon, ut the
loo Atf9T ~ Atyct~ 44, AANf
turer. Subject "a Plea for Cheeffuluess'
TIE Sheridan Guard will give the next Of
their delightful soc!ables on Thanksgiving Eve.
Bachs concerts recommencs At Turner Hall
to-morTow.
On TuezdaJ the whisky trials will probably
commence IN earnest, With Judges Drummoud
sud Dyer on the bench.
South Side Catholics will meet on the 18th
inst to decide what further steps to take as to
the creation Of new Catholic parish. The
subscriptions already received for the church
building amount to nearly $500.
Fun PROGRAMME FOE TIE PAST WEEK.
The musical Jubilee to commemorate the
twentv-ffth anniversary OF the Milwaukee Mu-
sical Society commenced atthe Academy otlMusio
Thursday evening. The attendance Was 1m-
mense-- Singers and he1ters weIe present from
Chicago and New York
Cal Wagner commenced an engagement At the
0peEa-House Yesterday evening
The German Theatre produced Our Slsves" 2"
man elite.
SUMMARIZED NEWS.
The Post Office building ia being redtted with
furniture The d1ngy old lumber rhnt has hero !
.ofote done duty is scarcely good for anything |
oEt frewood.
The w,ta OF the aewing-machine agent Wasch,
Tho shot man for refusing to glvo up a ms
:hine On which all the payments had not been I
made. has sold OF and left for New York. She |
appears to know where hubby iR.
Thomas Winding took laudanuu, with the |
1ope Of putting an end to an unsupportable e1-
stence, Wednesday night, but did not succeed. !
He ia shoemaker, and has been unluoky.
Fine ssmplas Of tbs agricultural products ct
his State aro shown At the Chamber of COM
nerce.
Gen. Hlucks, commandant OF the National
folders Home, has sent to TIE TRIBUNE cor
espondens specimens OF potatoes grown On the
home grounds, each about Is big as 4 sucking
dg.
The Ne.cs takes the trouble to deny that the
intend to throw Taylor !
yetboasd and substitute for him red-hot Bour-
on. Which leads the ordinary observer to tbs
onclue:on that the project is abo1t ripe for con-
ummation.
The attempts Of the police to form library at
be police station 41a meeting with SUCCESS.
looks arc wanted.
Following ara officers Of the German Young
1eus Association, for the ensuing year: Pres |
lent, CHARLES Casper; Vice-President, A. Con-
ALA 6tscTet&FFs Il. H. f8n E88 FlCe~ceCr8tAryf !
I. Serve; Treasurer, George F. kaufer; Libra
ian, 3. Bouanbach; j; Directors. J. Kastenholz,
lie Hoffman, Anton Scheifar j. Zimmerman, ].
Eaumgaertner.
The School Principals Association have elect
d the following oflcsts for 1856: President,
). Donnelly, Jackson School; Vice President G.
j. Spinney, Lincoln School: Secretary, J. J.
omers. Washington School; Treasurer, Jacob
Fahl, Humboldt School.
Some Of the abominable old buildings on the
'eat side Of East Watsr street, between Mason
nd Wisconsin streets, are to. be pulled down,
nd handsome cteam-bricA blocks erected On
1eir sizes.
Uuring the past summer several miles Of
concrete parements have been laid BY
aalthy citizens in front Of their residences.
New school-houses and additions, next year,
i'll call for S100, 600.
It has been determined, finally, by the prop
:ty-owners On Market Square, to put up pub
fountain at their own expense next spring.
RACINE.
"pE EAsHEEN." t.
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