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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-26
WOLF LAKE CUT.

THE GOVERNMENT REPORT FOR A NEW HAIR
BORA BRIGHT FUTURE PREDICTED FOR
THE WOLF LAKE REGION.
A Washington special to the Chicago
Tribune, on the 18th inse.. gives the follow
ing summary OF recent government re-
port: The secretary of war has received the
report of Major S. L. Gillespie on the survey
of Wolf Lake cut, Ind. The report
says: As far as relates 10 harbOr
facilities for the commerce and trade
of the country bordering on the south
ern end of Lake Michigan, the harbor at
Michigan City, the very fine harbor at Calu-
met, and the harbor at Chicago meet every
present demand. The private parties own
ing land bordering on the lake mentioned
above propose the deepening of Wolf river
and the making of cut through the beach
at its outlet to Lake Michigan, tor the pur-
pose OF developing their lands and making
them available for manufacturing and in
dustrial purposes. An easy Communication
with Lake Michigan, through Wolf river,
with piers az its outlet, forming a safe
and commodious harbor, with not less
than fourteen feet of water, is the object
sought in their request for government aid
and, in their memorial, IL is expressly stipu-
lated that the aid of the government is only
asked in the work extending from the water
line OF the lake into Lake Michigan and
that the private parties and associates will
themselves complete aud execute all work
south of the water line of Lake Michigan.
As the exceedingly fine harbor at Calumet
within the last two years has cost the gov
eminent little over $780, 900, and is only
three miles TO the westward OF the proposed
al the mouth of Wolf river,
and as
THE LANDS on WOLF LAKE
can be made accessible at no great expense
by way of Calumet harbor, Calumet river,
and the several lake connections. il ia
questionable if the government can be-
called upon, with prOpriety, TO expend any
thing at present upon this new work. 1t
can not be denied, however, that Chicago
has ceased to be shipper simply, and has
become vast and extensive producer; that
the manufacturing interests created by its
influence aud wealth, cramped in their
operations by the already heavily taxed
harbor facilities, and by the inconvenient
delays incident TO the navigation of river
running through the heart of an
active city, and spanned in every direction
by bridges. are turning their attention
10 the available and well-located lands
along the lake shore to the south; that Cal
umet has already received the first impulse
and its property has vastly appreciated
within the past few years, and that, under
circumstances, with the country
freed from the blighting influences of de-
preston OF trade, a like growth and in
crease of wealth may be predicted for the
region bordering on Wolf Lake and river.
Already negotiations are pending for the
on the east side of Wolf Lake
Of the shops of the United States Rolling
Stock Company, and il j. claimed that other
interests are expected at an early day TO be
Drawn there. The estimated cost of the i'm
proyemenf Is S249, l50.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-26

Vice President Wilson has an-article in
the Independent OF last week, on The
Dying Legacy of Gerrit Smith to His Conn
trymen." This legacy was given TO the pub
lie few days before the. death OF the aged
philanthr0pis,, and wastan appeal TO Ibe
republican party TO "rise 10 its Ieet" and. bv
wise legislation, TO protect the menaced
rights OF the colored race. In the circular
South - accept the higher law of instice
instead of the lover law of slavery. al
close with beseeching the South 70 accent the
wise advice which President Grant offars beS
in his recent message. He is her friend aud
ne says to her: Treat the negro as a citizen
ana voter, as he Is aud must renain.'n
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-01-26

To the question from child, "What is &
newspaper" the Dublin General Advertiser
gives the following reply:
, 1875-09-14
CRIMINAL.

boy uho tac,ped arrest stole . horse aud huggy
out Of the harn Of l. v. akinks, No. t58 Marble place
yesterday morning.
D. c. Footo Of Nos. 05 aud G7 aouth Water street,
Bays tho thieves who entesc his place Saturday night
did get Away with 200 cigars, and dasirts thom to cali
agaln and sce bis bg bulldog IN 10 ls not these
himself.
Yesterday JaEsico Kaufn,anu, 1t the instance at
J0ren1ah Fratx, issued = warrant for thu arrest Of
Lou1S Ntteand and Anunta Eratz, wife of the com-
pla!nant, who a7e living In Etato OF adultery 1T No.
1l2 North Wells strect. Tho will eolno up ths
morning for trial.
Henry Rothschlll, peddIer, went tnto SrhaHnor b
DrockHbyh ctgar-afort under t1 GRAND Pacific Hotel,
last evening, and attempted TO phPs counterfeit SO
ILL. Capt urockway bol1oving that the man intended
TO cheat hin. causad lis Arrost, ntll Olces Cannon
locEed him up In tho Armory.
William Ryan, m smploye At the Hvery-ztablo Of
Owen Eyans, No. l92 East Waahing.od street. had a
douty With tha latter last night about 10 o'clock,
md cut him tho right cyo aud tho left arm
With pockot-kutfe. Hymn waa arrested The xouuds
arc severe, bat not dangerous.
II. 8. Arenso1 was before Justice BcnI|y yesterday
morninR charged with assaut with intsnt to XII,
and hold 10 ball Of $7s0. Tho tronbic grew out OF
wedding at Arenso1s honse which disturbed by a
party of ruuHe with oyBtcrcan drum. ArcI4on ahnt
ut tho gang, and hit Jabe Abrams in tho arm and Ed
ward Haas In tho hap. lonce tho srseat.
, 1875-09-14
SUBURBAN.,


Tho Board Of eupervtsors Of tic Town OF Ciocro
met In regular meeting at The Town Hall Ia Austin
Monday morning, md called 10 orie1 by Prcsiens
| McoaGerY.
Truatsa soorilis presented tho following:
Resolred. That The nnme OF Fulton street, betwccn
West P0s1e street and West Forty y-accon atract in
iha Wcat Cblc0To Laul Conpany's Ftss. Subdivision.
bo changed 70 Carroll asanun.
Tho resolution was adopted.
petition sus received from Chrisian gohaubru and
othofs Of tho subdivision, to s4c4to the sub
dtgtSon at Oak PARK, Referred to Engineer Young to
| report At next meeting.
motion Of Tznstee SHARP, Il Wa or.lo1ed that tho
Engineer bp instructed 10 sdycrtise fof bids to
atruct Ill tho sidewalk the Houth siuo Of Lake street
from Central aveaue 10 Lyman avenue whers tho own.
| err hays lot built their walk,
An ordinance was presented fur the Improvement Of
ForEest svenus from Punnsylvsnia ayenMo to Ccsgo
avenus. nsse7ed to tho Cor4mttee SPECIAL Assese-
| lnents.
| On molten Of Trustee Donncfsbar9es. L wsa or
derra that the Supervisor ana Town CLARK furnish
detailed report of tho moneys Eocevod md paia out
Trustee Beosille presented nnl moyoa tho adoption
E<soiced. That s1c3 or % much iheroot - may he
for graang tho nortl ap1roaehs to tho irun brlIga
over the canal u or uaar Eexh avenue. !,
wHtss4s. Henry 1tsnis1myer policeman s u xn.t,,
fen aotng ~ such otoers .sainst hs vt.hes 81 ost
| Of tbs trstdenss of said v1lagca; therefore.
Ss nes 'p Gsa b. d sna
usRtn be appointed policeman 1t Oak PArt-
rhe resolution wss Adopted
iteso!r@I. That Fred A: Hmith, Town Attorney. has
either for want Of knowlelse rofusal to give an
ims.ta1 opinion Vt the lsas regular meeting Of the
Ittsaiptd, Thss he +. hereby discharged from tho
service of ths Town of cicsso.
Trusteo wilcox presented tho following:
Rs.e'ssa That The charna.n q NJ ao.sd b iu-
Auilh Ut tho town thxt In court,
, 1875-09-14
THE COUNTY BUILDING.


According to promise, the sale o. delinquent prop
eety in lilo Town OK uyda Park wal commenced yes-
ttfuay.
Christening took place At the County Hospital sun.
day evening, and, Il reports be truc advantage wAa
taken OF tho occaslon by everybody heleabou To get
nolatly drunk.
William Young, Clark to tho Probato Court, was 1t
bis poss Of duty again yesterday. s eays Tie day 10
preparing the volaninous saxspp4a for trans-
mission to tbs buIrs1no Court, which commences ita
xittinga to-siay.
tho ndowel tn January, 1874, adjuagod inaane, aud
sent tn Enn. died II tlat place Tho 21th ult II
sht h1s MI. fTpAds, thts II 10 Inform hen that her
remains art inferred >! that place.
The authorities Il Jefferson discovered man In tho
S ss. @ s Il. ~ sIs %
brought to the city and .urpcd oyor to Jer Doyle,
u - o s so.ap H. 'd h'
The luemburs Of the "r1ng" tn the County Bosrd
not littlo anatoul abont Thur future PER diem.
uantlc John MrCAnrey. who said few days ago that
ys.f ,s ~0aa os t =; si.f, r. ds sas ~
per d.y ltounsrbs tels him that tho reduction
rot ie .ns4ls, snd advises hitn nos g ttslgu, In
soMs ii ths other uemnaa os The "ring +"
tpRs-5 pas 5,. s.,sist. ,sa . III, az ths .abes .ssy
hs1vess; Ihs mose hoaosshle Insmbers, however.
~. sn.ioas ~ r. " sss' 9us.hons n.otssl o
mas9f opseauy aeelasa. r ths dsctston " the a1
pferas Court u 10 sccofdAass With Judge Farwells
WHY DON'T TIKI MYEsrlaAyE7
Ihs in.e*tigssiua into tbs management Of tho
County Agsnt'a ofos osdsrad by ths bosKI hi. mi
| srt been commenced. but 1t IL stAta1 .hat
| ths fores Tiers employed haa teen Increased
daring lhe last week. The amount Of hejp
Esiue,ubsssd. Thore u no loubt thAt tbs Uounty
AEent's alnes has beept and Il, - tnarmary for !
certain c1ass uf ward potlcAn1t but Il IL made by
eerlain 1nenbeEs Of The County Board; beurs therc
la1 been no Investigation. 1t b RtAted that upon
aeTsrA1 oocasiuns Mr. Qsde1 has heap fprs4d 10 am
, 1875-09-14
POISONED.

THE CORONER WILL INVESTIGATE TO-DAY.
sud cssa Of poisoning, involving tbs lIfo of
Inuch-loycd aud ido!lked tuo boy, 24 years old tho
only chttd Of F. +. colveil, picturoframs 1nanutac-
turer At Nos 100 to 1o7 South csnnl street, aud rtai
dent nt No. 112 North Clark street. has occurred
and 1t appeared from the statements made that either
the phystcnn or the dtuCgist who furnished uccine
fur tho lssls fellow 10 guilty at groaa and criminal
carclessuea%, md, II found guilty by the coroness
jury which sts today, shoua DO surped orer to Tho
Grand Jusy fur insestissuon. Tho child vas
Ilttls unxcu Sunday evening, and Tho nohes
gAvu It Horto medicine prescribed by DR..
Francis L, Whdsworth, md procured ~ tho drug
sors Of AIonslct KanhoId, 1T Tho corner Of Clark
aud Onarto seefs Bhe careful to inqulro at the
store Il tho medicine was al right, and, On
t<..poonia' u tho liquid. Tho boy slept
well during the night but In tho morning 10
showed sym1to1ns N nsEs which alarmed hls PARENTS
aud Dr.. Nadaworth sud three othcs physicians Wese
called In. but ~ thelr ororts proved useless
Thu lltt1e one aank rapidly. and, 1t
TIT Coroner wAs scat for, and expressed
tho belief that smother OF tho frequent ixokes In pro
arr!hng medicine had bean made, aud proposed 70
make rigid Investigation Of Tho matter, Dr.. Wads-
worth Is Al old regular practitioner Of good rcpus
ton. aud until tbs inlueat u hold puhlto ofaplon
should ba suspended.
, 1875-09-14
ACCIDENTAL DEATH.

Saturday. Lincoln Uroderck Holden, age II ycsrat
youngest son Of G. n. Hnllcu Late City Tax Comns-
sioner hunting with four companions out on tho
prairie Harrison street and tie city limits Onn
OF tic ycung men had no gun, md kept with the de-
cuasG At bis request companion. the others seI-
railing, NO ,s 10 get.more game. tbs two, be!ng To-
Rethor md tho oshcrn within calling distance, cou-
eluded to take short rest, aud sat lawn. The de-
cased rat tn the gruasy ditch, and finally lay down,
placing his left leg orer bis night knee. Ills COM
panlon aat hieher uF, In tho road aad nbous
feet nway. and the gun, loaded md full
shoutcd to thru that they had letter tnove far
tier weat out Of the city limits or they might 70 r..
1es,s for sang e So p n f. T taa
loss from hls gun as i would .hsn nc saftr 1lo re-
rs,1 Tho gun T. near yo,i, you W IT," so h' een-
i,oang II VIE onIy haf-cockrd. as it al,ould hays
beon. took tho gun and tried led. to t., loosen 9 llo
Sarrsl, no a. to allow tho removal Il lis ftho
loads. und, aH the gun wurked with mnre diligently
than ua4al, he, In his co 70 .tart 4, nDlntol i
tlIo who!o ci,urgo 1t shot viii Tho wada, entering
lion Of .he he, making hou Just uko Inch nngur
hole right through Tic kurctoint- Tbs gun ttcx out
Of The boy's hands, and Anroln screamed You have
scared hnl did not know what to do. Yet Lin
coin told t,cu to tia up Ills e9 II would not pleed
home arriving after tedious sde of about two hours.
Hhys!ciAna and surgeons weze then suuInnnesl, Dr..
DeWolf, Dr.. Knox, Or. dunn, anA two Vthcrs t,eug
present. Lincoln WIS conscious and strong wien he
arrived hoe bus he hat1 lost considerable blood and
bad received BGvese Nervous shock, and at O'Clock
ho began to sink. and continued to grow cold snl
veaker In spita Of every ezett.on which could bs
usdc, and ho died at 7:l9 r.. IN. He did not blanc
bis cosnpan!on and told his father just how tho acci-
dent harpcnod.
On Sunday Tic ,coroners inquest was held. and a
verdict returned that bis death wa caused by aet
dent4l gunEhot wound r0reved wki,o hunting Ills
funeral took ptaro from hi1 ather reaidenc No. ~
Htst Monroe street, at p N. Jeatesdsy.
1natea and al Who knew him, and naturally Aboys
tiotnH my mean Act and was regarded A The very
Ind was usually very caratul with gun, hit hsd
reeentJ liked to carry hi1 weapon iucoeked to
10 ready for shot, and to this may b attnbuted hid
yInftFre[v ttenth
, 1875-09-14
THE CoNI0N TRIAL.

THE CoNDUH THAI.
10 fAx EtAtnr a Ihs Chicago THtus41
CHICAGO Sept. 12-Please iusort theso fow lines In
Jour paper sud obgs OPS who thinks Justice hss been
tampe1ed With How Ia II tuan can go 70 work snd
nhoot Its wife down in cold tlood Condun ill., md
then only get one year for ~ Was that Tho Jury
weru Louht to bring in tie yarsltcs thsy did7 When
the murder occurred WAS at work the nnxt buid-
ing. Il HA,stea street. and think that saw =. much
and know Just much any one else belioye that
tbs frs. who went into tho house altor tho
murder. hearing tho shots, and having to 60 only
cAed wbo could tell tho truth, IN plAoo Of such
snen a. Dr. Waiver. Who lives ii No. 107 Tha1s nto
men who know moro about the matter than la doea
who would 90 II they Ind only known vhsn tho caso
was called. And told the truth, II inan ever xaa
70 ang. theu John Condnu should for the murlor VI
liB Wife, QME WAp Hapv7.
, 1875-09-14
THE CITY-HALL.

nce Sept shs City Collector bas received $3os, ,ooo
On city ts1es.
ALL Stout returned home from lia PhladelphIa t1ip
Saturday evening. H. lift tho Alreth pattJ In Now
York on ths.1 way to Hns,oh.
II. .. Janta, OF Southern Inoia, opened hIa bcnep-
ocnt heart BONA day las. vres aud presented Union
Park With fire pair If Wild geese. The fowls arrived
Saturday In ane ottler.
Tho special assessments for Tho opening Of West Van
Duren Ntfcct to Western now In tho hands
Of tho City Collector for collection. Az as they
arc all paid In tue street will bo opened mp. This In
formation II given t AnH~ef 10 numerous inquiries
addressed from time to time to thia oltco
Mayor Colvtn. thu membern If the Hoard OF Pubic
Works. MI. fu!tou and scyura other Interested par
ties tcass town this evening for Columbus and Cloves
land, FOR tho nurposo u examining afnle new asphaA
md composite rnssncnts recenlIJ nid In those crs
New York which arrives III this city Fr1day morning
, 1875-09-14

play rersr for whom ho had nsr, m elsa rnRth.
dur thr III will nf thu "r1nRn IT Ilnnr!. II he rouh
fn an*1 u to hi. nf,o himself, tho complaints
agstnBtf LIN and hfs management would Ir fowcr.
THE fvAt-HTrAL rEItE EtTEn.
The nnnI-eleal was perfected In the County Board
yrrt' day afternoon. Wen ttr contrscts were 1,rn-
ten's i, which wrrc tn 10 pgnca hy ltakcr. Il was a-
n'vs rcl that they tt not read NJ thr .1inH hal
Pre- u,lsed tley should, They Rad indiana l'tock
G,1t,n which was lilo nsne nsscF arn his
II trnta' had ntri Al tho lrttnR Of slle
unlrasta to hlit the honorable nieri-
PR Of The Board With. Although he d'A not ha.an
hid In Tor Indiana coal " anf k.t. he vas awarded
!he rantructs for "1nhtana Heck Coal. In
competition with straight AMI hnnnest bidders,
rather than That he shoulil b. tafnasol. When The
ND" *rrs read the rSe Of tho "ring" rtssr nron the
County Attorney, w1a fntst have gone 10 bc nvsry
night rincc tho nsard with hishools on, or else how
cnnil no hAyo mad suc', htundtr7 t,lnt!iarA pock
Coal" ~ the contracts would itppnvrrsh tho eonrsct-
or ttsidcn com rel Tho "rinE " II buy ihrr fucI this
winter 3r*t ~ nther people hsyr Ia. 4 change wns
suggested anil mnde. an hh rurtracts will nov rs.tl
Fountain County conl.r Tho ateal IL complete now,
30 far ~ h!nga Aayr 1rogrrfscd.
, 1875-09-14

10 tha Editor u Ths cAir',4n Tribune:
CHICAGO, Eert. l2-Your suggestion that tue hkc-
shore driveway shorld be protected by r!lng placed
out In tho lake sufficient distance to form toatpark
inside Ia valuable one, md hopo will meet with
such f1vor will t-ault In hs adoption Rowing and
bootns Ia All amusement thaL thousands passun-
atey fond Of but yet haTc in this city very l'tto
postunity Of tndulgina In. Thcru Ia absolutely NO
place in tho city where oonvcniony and safely
indulge IN boatrte. With the b1at-park
built as suggested m such way a. to project sho
driveway, aih yut with view Of giving yachta and
boats All outlet to Tic iako In calm, AND protection
from 1t III HORNY, weathnr, ~nirh can enaily be
sollsce Of pleasure 10 many thousands. a e1natl
charge should es made for harborng private yacha
and boata, and various paren should 10 nlIowe! to
d .lute high enough for small boats,. No mo.
nopos hhould he pertntt+cd but revenue wotild bo
sufficient, TO keep the work In ropslr after construc
tann, XAGHIaMAM.
, 1875-09-14
DEATHS.


0LfVER-0n M1nIny, Sept. IL, At II d. 1h., In tho
2ath year If bis aHc, frank Z. Oliver monocr Of ths
Chltngo lar.
Wednesday Hep IT, irou the rcs!teuct Of hts n0ther
Mrs. Mary 4. Oliver, No, 618 West Congtess-Hs.
sTEpIlENs-scpt. u, 1876, II thu residence Of his
aan, Jaulea q. Stephens. corner OF Wentworth aud
Niueoen,h-st, john Btepicus, III tho 18th yeHr ot is
Funersl from hts into residence. Tuesday, Bopi. H.
At o'clock sharp. Friends sra invited 10 attolad
without further not!ce.
RT burlington {vt.} and Washington County. N. Y,
pAperH pleasc copy. ..
coLwEII+-suddenls, Sept. -, Freddie oo!uell
hill Cemetery. friends u The family s1u invited.
20, syrseuse tN. ~ raEers please coiy; ,
And thur. a1zti our beautiful, brlght.c5dd boy.
whose Nta fctt matlo fer but yaeter-
Ay, to-ay fH s,lI E,tatclel from lie waB our
1tcheat toHcl, and iuadn onr home heaven with bis
Eiaglng faws. atd With tho bright promising suture
beforo him. But he has Eone TO brighter horne, 10
thh bosom of JesuH a1l hope to Join him and
live forever In te hnmo TAere trouble never cnesH
and tica are mover broken.
vREELAND-At EnBluwood, sopt. y, nt $50 7. ra.,
Eliza fsuognn, infant daughter OF Jnlla L, snl John
Funeral from residence Of 8. A. Driggr, Esq.,, In
lansnv., Hear sixty-tsb-st., At II Il. m. Tucsday,
18th Inst.
FORsTER-sundAy, Sept. II, Willie, only ron Of
F1ank and Mary j. Forster nycd years and months.
Funeral 9eFEieee II MitIlatowp, y.
DuKNs-Of scstet fever, Eliza Jane, infant ,,nugh4
Ter Of James n. aud Etzs J. Durne, aged year aud
months.
Funeral tn Gsacclana Tucsi lay Sept. II, Mt r. H.,
from residence, a18 A1olawk-st. Friends Of tha
family arc Invited.
ta- pu1a1o papers ptcaEo COPY.
RuTTEn-At 1rv1nGtnn on the Hudson, Saturday
Sept. II, hIary infant daughter Of Carol!no Wood and
Josepa U. Rnticr, aEnd months and ~ dhya.
, 1875-09-14
woNANH TEMPERANCE UNION.

TO ths Edtt1F ~ 7ht Ch1c0go 1F18Hi,t:
CH,cAao, Sept, 1.-THE second annual meeting Of
tho Womanh temperance Union Of Illinois will b
hcld III dslesburg Oct. 90 and II. Erery Iossuc or
Unon In tho State Is expected send 1t loa1t three
delegates. ~ these chnscu thero ought to
be mcans tahen By sociabls, festival In wny,
10 pay thu faro Of hnoo Who do nos feel able 10 heas
THAR expcnses. We hops TO receive cornmutaton
rates the PRINCIPAL rni1roas. Lot here 10 writ
ten report fron each LeRgueor Union In tho at.te. Lot
oach prepared To add ao,gth!ng to tho Interest
Of practical questions There ought to hc much spo-
cia1 prayer for tits ulentug, and purpose to
mako It productive Of great good to the temperance
cause Illinois must mt bs behind her sister satea in
this noble work Let oil who attend furort for
NrtatD1nens 10 Mrs. 81. White, 0uleaburg, H.
uy ordeF Of Executive Committee
JENNIE Fowler F1LlINo.
President, Joliet, ID.
MHs. II. Y. MoCoRMtcx,
Corresponding Secretary. Fowler, Ill.
, 1875-09-14
FASHIONABLE OPENING.

THE HATS OF TIE HKA80A,
Yesterday Nine. Warrington, nf No. 81 Hiata atrest,
hold her fslI opening Ut fas1ionAbls and Imported
Ia1lncr, aud dsesses Ths d.splsy WIS elegant and
complete In each department During tho enttso t,sy
her were crowded with IN aduairins throuR OF
1adies.
Among thu many lovely hats the following nas been
selected being most elegant In ktyla and newest in
slape:
TIE INuLEs1pE HAT,
Of blsek vp7et, low, Dat csowu br slghsly turned
hack FROM the face. 1t Ii ritnned with soft wh,ts
ELK aud loops Of TIM veses, With quantity ii tl,rsst
lace falling from tho tack. An elegant ill., hold In
p!sce by mott s1qulaitsly sh.dsa % sSath American
price of tins ts on1y $J7.
lut.blo To fndleaged la4lee than anything yst sesn
Oue Of tho nost atiracttye Ut tha slale "a. dati
crown. with brown up. and soft. brown loop.
Gu, lang ends falling from tho coltre Of tbs II
i.1 bunch Of brown leaves aud fruit At one side, aud
Another ons, differing but slightly from The Princsss
1Ouisa in shAFs hAs Suft cruMn OF efsau, colorea
silk. dark brown erin. and mo: intricate 1oors and
epts of thetNo coIors aido. while on tbs other
s'tIs md goiug oyeF tho crown, Is "A elegant oDa
cream eolozea sii.usoxn velvet md c1ustsr OF tea
Eosea.
TIE "DE LACY"
In anothht new And tery dssrabIa aLApo Tho ad-
aud tIit11nsd With much lighter slads of nix Of .n
peculiar t~at al tAis ak ts!d In pAca by heaut
ful ous!eel osnsnsnt snd on tbs otsr side, &hd fall
tstrel festhsr oue-hnf tslng very Jxh.' thp uthsf
dark. Tbs faca trimming hss ~ emerald hum1iug.
@ 'a II s e. sens,e % q M @ y eT.y sk aud 4r.o s.ye.
Eront.
An elegant evening hat vn made On franc Of ths
tutIS lhAIa OF wa &r0e-Krnll six With put I'd croNu
slde lang feather caught 10 tue loots Of k o. TOP.
eszmius sp fsls from !hs back. flatenel viii useI
roll ii tho silk with bunch Of e4fpafnn crocnsrs
, 1875-09-14
SUICIDE,
suicide.
.sptctai Disr&sth h 7hs chfcaon Tribune.

yptcfaI Disr&sth h 7As chtcarn Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aept. ia man uarned AZ
kinsou, residing IN Lebanon, Boone County, thia
Htato, was found by lle nou yostorlay afternoon
In tho back tnrt OF .hcir ssoro hanging by tho
mock. On examination ilo waa found to hsvo
shot himself In tho mouth before hanging. lfc
loft . lotter Stating that from boyhoud llo ind
fosrod he would sometime BECOME tnasno, and
he now Thought tho time not far distant. and
took tlis means Of nacapo. llo lcaycA largo
family In protty good circumstances.
, 1875-09-14

The Illinois Central Railrond Company
hhs tasned shippers guido, In book form, naming
oreE 3ooo town. with county, Satc Aud connecting
lnes for which they wlli recelvs freight. All WHO
with guide CAL hATe them, FREQ pf charge, BY AI,-
plying In person or by letter, to ". j. Young. Con-
t1ctlng. Agent l2l Randolph stscpt, Chicago,
, 1875-09-14

Tho Adams County, Iud, Agricultural t7ociely.
capital stock f5,0u0, msmbnr2!ip ESQ. lave Ainl
artcics Of association with tile Secretary Of
State.
A pnrty OF women yisitnd ovory saloon in
Donapatto, H., OH Fr1tHy 1aet md doatroyel
tlseiE con.cnts, and poured ell the vino aud hccr
iuto tic ssroots, tho coustabulary fotca being
unable to stop thcm.
, 1875-09-14
RAL8T0N.

New YozA, Sept. 1S.-About forty members
OF sho Associated Pioneers OF California mot
this svonlng to givo the expression Of thes So
ciety for the ulAfortunea which overlook the
late Will,&m O. I.a1ston. resolution waa
adopted, declaring that the 6ympsihias oe tho A..
soeiAtlon ate IN enslse soco.d With those Of tho
, 1875-09-14

cittzens os esn Fr.nclrco, WHO lsvo racentlv
horuo n,cti emphatic testimony to tho character
Of the man, anil paid Hflc, . wnrrn-hnaroI srl,-
Nts 10 his memory, md o1Lenial their tet1deraal
sympathy 10 Tho borcavel family.