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, 1875-12-25
CRIMINAL.

There aro about 40 pounds OF new lob typo
awaiting au owner at The Madison Street Statiou,
Thursday night thioyes broke into tue Bbou.
caae iu front OF No. 0:ti N'eat Madison ttrcct
And succeeded in hIching $l0o worth Of fancy
hoots aud shoes.
Commissioner Horne also heard part OF tho
testimony 10 tue caao Of Patrick Conroy, who ia
charged with taking lctsee containing muuoy
from Mrs. Caaley, AMI continued it .Jl
Monday.
Oal:er Casey yesterday morning found large
PAne Of glass btoken ous Of tho iron. OF r. Nick.
srsoH's conaulbsIun store 1t No. Ui South Waisr
street. During tho night the place ,,ad been
entered and about sl00 worth Of sooda carried
OF.
On the shop-!iftcrs captured in tho North Dl.
vision last Thursday eveung were found nume,.
ous atnall articles, which arc now at Centrs.
Station awaiting claimants, Amoux tho lot
there ara knEycs and to,ks gloves, shoes, castor.
tldiea aud mats, thread, linen. and othsr DRY
goods.
eneak-thleves have boon taking In tbs Peoria
street barns aud residences yesterday. Jo4u
IaFueA' barn iu tho roar Of No. 200 peorin etreot
WAS entered and robbed of new buggy ha,nosa.
Several other plAcaa in Tho sane lyetl,ty hayo
'eceu1|y been similarly visited. 4 gang Of tsoyH
residing on touth Centro Aveuus a1o suspected.
Tha caao Of August Sieger, charged WITH DELAY
IN making fetuTns OF manufactured tobacco ia
ths revenue o;heatn, was up betyra CoouusslpppE
ioyns Yesterday. sIegsr wAs hrst held III t5V0
oal, but sAs eess Hh subsequently, dismissed BY
, 1875-12-25
THE Ct1Y.HALL.

The Committee on Public Buildings meots
Monday.
A. J. Rogers Chiof OF tho Detroit Police. Is In
town visiting Ills professional brethren.
The city of9icss will be closed to-day, and tho
employees will tRko vacation enough to cnIoy
shor turkey and crsnbosrios.
Inspector Datlsv has notified Granger Harms
to hang OUT lad lights near tue dangerous places
nfonnd the Coutt-iIouso s1naro, but ITO slci,
lights woro necn ul1ht boforo Inst. anl Yesterday
SHERIFF Agner was n9:iticd to COLLECT tho inc,
IIarnA huA 60 far proved hmhelf ,1nAccommo-
dnttng III many rospsrtg md hss uut been at all
obliglnG 10 Architect Egan OH several occasions.
Ths Hoard Of Pubic wo,ks have awarded tile
contract fur tho cut ttoue noIk on tho uow
Iunp,nY-~urkh to Uindso Drothets for Sd, J3U.
at Sl,s9i. They yesterday opanou bt4s for C. tug
t. pty between tho hnrbUr aud tho Grub, and tho
lowest BIDDER was fuuat to ps slr. Narmond,
who asks $500 for keeping boat In rcuuiuayn
aud Hl3 nef hour "hlic III use.
The Ci.szenn' Association h4s taken up With
tho Mayors a8pressai wia'l. and wl!l present the
4uehtiun to tho sup'ome Court "hetlor or uot TO
!. holding hlB ol,ice tcB lily. Soticua haye been
distributed to thas effect. in whlrl, II. L. Coly,u
IL spoken Of a. 1.-The acting Mavor." II Also ap-
pears that the Cltlzous AhB'soatiou haH changed
tne source Ut its 1osnl ntlvce, aud uow Judge
Lawrence aud Mr.. Isham win conduct thor
bnslnrKs. Tho "autiu4 MayeE" docs noI tccl
n!REmed, for he eh,a ue IL pctiug only u1,lar the
lmFreaslon that ho i" right, aud that no dnca not
want tho position ons m!uute IL 4e Ii not legally
cutitlcd 10 IL.
Preparations for Christmas wsru not neglected
anong the C,sy-t1all umpkoYe,. Allaoat svcry
desk contained an onit,hus package, md b1br.
ca-!s, do-wngons. anu l,ck.nacls Tor small
clII lran covered the tabcs in .nnnv ronms,
Ion b1euaan lad laid in d atoc1 Of DlbloA aud
otuer looAs-proseuts for ha friends, Fra
MAEshal Denles prcseDte4 eagA Vt his aHslataLts
With Il tul kay and u boz OF cigars. t;ulel.De.
tectlyo D,xon exhibited his beautiful gilt.
nfucty-three picces OF soIid silver tableware,
Spoons. forks, hnd knives Of all kinds nnt al II,
an e'oKant, blla-Hatlt-lincd caso-to lew ot hls
trlonls. Last night. Catt. Pssudiviie, Ut the
Uusrd Of Public WORKS. received valuable oil
paiut'ng, ''Ths Steamship Cily of ur,s.uuca,"
from low OF lts Intimate frlat,ds. Tho pa,ut-
Ing waR . tine ona. and Ya,uel ut $1,uDJ Mr.
Joansop's tbuokxeepsr) g!fs "as mcutiansd yes
teEt1ay.
, 1875-12-25

tarPrlso 9TH" establishing %: n"w s.ai"r hsr''.
thu enrtt' will rrt tHr t:li ltl.,t. "Hftl LIN.
trn'oiik is nzisiedte. nn4 la,n's nr,ro tu tl,o
ranle effect.
y" Tar IN Tho CoHri,r ~ canrcrncj, It has no
cauS: t. ctsllrla.n 1T "nnt nf patronage ard tlis
ttHtaMcnt lhAt u1!ess It recnlyns tho ns.iHIalh.s
ui ita party. II will suspend il Hn1 os,s fsla'-
hood, NJ 'a erory oshor sta!o'uent imE TRtEu*s
has nllla In fofci encu to It. Tin Courier " rru-
ito havo NO knosrtl.:o 1T ttl,.i hc,s,g raiscd
for 1t: aud as to democratic: Publishing
Company" having hncu lnalo 1,5opos.tlt,,,. by
tho f"Hrte1' ''penrte" or airy ono au-|lur,x, d 10
*l'rtx for tlc:n. IL M equatl" untr,o. ltdret IT
IL tic tisst ntims:son thoy have Ind OF ta ex.at-
cncc 1T eucn \ company.
~ tseecut tho LhHr!tr Ia the nnly Democratic
daily s'abIlsho in this city. Az Chicago anI.
ro1tH THE TRtnHAE, nnt four other Isopunlcan
dsititr. tcI,, ling thu TINES Ii nuy fl,riv be IN.
tcrrru tia: It w,lt Eva Sir. Ponero7's aud. prr-
fars. other Democratic parrsB. il Ilcarsv wct.
co'nc. especially NJ th.s IL. nssureds, Denlo-
cratic civ.
iernit ia to add, thai wsli|o TIM bu ,inesa Of
the Courier IL III highly Ba:tsfacL,,rs condition.
knd its circulation raiidly increasing. It
would nevertheless not decline fuoro ul4i-
ncss or Rnpport. from anv rcnutabla sr.rco. II
having Al a i,roce.!ent Tim actl,n of to:h Fnn
TRIBUNE snl tha Ti'ar. they having asIninctl
Their pEeRcnt mammoth proportions tiraay
through political support. Very respectfully,
TlE CouNshH COMPANY,
, 1875-12-25
THE COUNTY BUILDING,

Tho creditors Of the Commercial Loan CON-
pauy will asaemb!o At the Couaty building this
morning.
The cntro tlno Of tho Criminal Court tho
coming ueo4 will be giyon to disposihg OF The
Jail cases with q view to thinning out tic
Ja!os's boarftors.
IN effort was n,als yesterday to secure tho
release f.otn Jail Of ". l.. douglass, the attorney
III the Co!es b,gamy caao, Oil bati. but without
success. His basl wsa h1ed Ut $1,000.
Tho Grand Jury hsld short session yeator.
day aud disposed of few jail casoI. Nothing
tIa condition of Affairs At tho 1naauo Asylum.
Tho jury adjourned until 3souday.
Ono hundred turke!a wero tAkon to the Coun-
~ Poor. llpuso yesterday, IN accordance Wilt, u
resolution OF thv Ccunty noart, Most OF tho
nscmhtIa of tic coMtnllteo on Public Charities
6peut tho day Ut the Institution preparing for
tue fcBlisltiea Of to-day.
Tho county cu,pl,yes arc dslRhted Will. The.
Action OF Commissioner Cleary III Ats effort to
have inaie sasRt.es rai.ed To the ola tiRntts tbs
rateronce OF Ai4 seEolution to the COMMITTEE on
Pnhic Services 10 snatsfActosy, sud regarded a. =
triumph OF tho taoasuEe.
Sheriff AgnoF had intended 10 give tho pr.s-
oners turkey d.rner to-day. but Ia CHANGED
hia mind yesterday after seeng the im,ueuse
quAnsfy Uf good things sent in to his boa1Lers
by their friends. Tho Jailor thtuks il will not
be necessary now to prepare dlnuer Ut All.
Several committee tnevtlngs were held yevtor
day, but potlnng Was luns except lhe aIdItipe or
b'lls. s'ane snemteFa arc cunning to Inquire
Whfn thu Finishes CUmmLttoo will report III tho
resolution referred 10 il asking ex. County TIeas-
urera ftuu,sey aud 5E.ller to mike statvu,out Of
theit ssreipts ftom lilo office over and 4uoya tho
legal salary.
ANOTHER JAIL EscArE.
Another Escape f5uln tns JGIt nust be record
ed. IiH time. however. IL w4n not an escspo
atlsr the nlenueEh4 -stsudGn stJle, to Ml!ch
atteusloo hAs 6esu repeatedly called, but ono
, 1875-12-25

The Es1trnditton Trcaty-An Anti.
Catholic Lenuuc4

The Eatrnditton Xrcaty-An Auti-
C4thuf1C L1nYuc.
Steclaf n II GftA II 1hs thtca,r Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont. Dec. 2I.-The Dominion Gov
ernmcnt hare under ccnslllcratlon tho subject Of
oxtendlnE the provisions OF tho Extraditon
Treaty. THIS may hc dono by an extension Of
tho existing treaty OF BY 1eg,slati u by Caustia
aud tho Unltoi States. IL iH clearly In tho inter-
est OF ootl couptr1es 10 have such al extension
OF tho treaty IA will nrovcnt criminals of anv
claas taking advantage Of the facilities for c.
capc by lcns line OF boundary. .tt Goyorn-
tnonss aro I'M acrstood to favor Tho measure.
AD<cft nls'Ht to The Chtcano n. br,,,
MONTREAL. Dec 2i.-At Il meeting last cxen-
ing 10 organize the Protestant Defeuse a liauco
OF Cana3a, tho following resolution was carried
. That tl.c increasingly aggressive s,Idt of tho
homish hierarchy in thR rrovince, ahown not OILY
~ influencing tho Goysrune,t ind I.s7 tnru h,t
~ n Ways sfecstng ciy aIn ra hous rlRsts nud
lion ot those who have loft this Church 1T on,o ron-
de1H 1t necessary for rrotcstlns aud otAcss 10 ,nte
un1 restst these cncroaehmants, md to e1t.nd lid
and *y!uFathy to !hose suffering for conarcnce sakn
Rtao'rrd, therefore. that this ueetnR, lu depcnd.
enca upon the Divine beatnE forms Itself Into
an ntsoeniton fnr ths tirx,He n! rrlng M ot-
Jacte ny tho cmploSiHcntof all leg anl constitutional
measures.
, 1875-12-25

TIE beard EEFtHE 70 ACT II HIs CAsE.
heariug from yesterday mornings Tnlbusx thut
\ pstition had been presented 10 the Warehouse
COMMISSIONER requesting his removal, Sir. o.
/. Parker yesterday bused hlmsclf in getting
another petition 10 Offset tho frat. The reasons
fortha movem.de BY Field. Deusmora l. Co. aud
otbe1s. respecting Mr. Parker. was not. as NIGH.
es Imsg,ned. posteptlve OF any il-fpeIiug TO-.
wards him. On thH contrary. 1t MAS taken for The
benefit OF both psrsius. Ms. Mur1y Nvisuu.
one Of tho more prominent signess OF the ro-
ht!on. yesterday staled 10 : reporter that thu
continued illness, causing him ia neglect sud
AlEht nearly u! tho work t4At paused through
, 1875-12-25

tho lr"'king Of loeka. For lay OF Two rsst
tI,.' o,ss department h.l been vnry
nu!47 OH ncrount nf tho presence of
"urknfn engaged in making tono n.terRtiens
rana lr.sonera and James Ludwig aud Jancs
Sulan. acnd II mud II wears respectively, taos
Advantage OF tia situation. 1t sPpc,r., II ma1e
their eacair. Tho farnrr tlnl been copIlaci
neA!ly year on tt!u chhrEo Of opening InttutA
l:rlnnRlnE to Horre oao Mise, mid VIA u unltc.l
Htatcs prisoner awaiting the acltnn ri tho United
ei"tHs Htnna Jury. Hs WAS 4 hti1ht koen
y"n.li, AMI Lis long service ar,! good ticporamnnt
lla1 Established him In TIM cDntluenco Ut tho
nccrs Of tho Jail md caused lin, TO he dcta'lel
tor hall work ami to wait upon hla te1t1s
Arnhs." Ihe asIcr Ind b"cn ~ jail hut h',ort
time. tho cnhrIe AsIIust Inn lniny h'l!1larr.
lie occupied cell M. 81; on tho tA'h tltr. Al
intimacy grew M somehow hot"een tho two,
and tho throwt1nesa or tho ntse. added to TIM
bnrgInrnns experience OF tlic other. made them
Il. ronpantoDa In til" work III escaping. Ludwig
pear, in tho c.,lFee If his walks around tho Ia
wilu'll tr gave to No an who I,acaeI their edges
nn, 'nalo snwr of them. With these he sue-
cocie'i. about II; o'clock Thursday evening, In
Hrn*sng on Ills legs of a;n hclntend. he
piled them olt Of place, when his exit xaa
easy. untsi,lo ot hlR cell he was met b. 1.udvg,
WHO lind cmbod to tue cclling Al his leisure. and
toned Ito srar'don.. \ fow minutes later and
the tn" woro ., the roof Of tho fas. and Tho
do's waa closed. Ludwig llad procured ropo
br whirl to dctcend to tha ground, and, Nolan
holding ono end, he maize Tho descent in sonlo
mysterious and unexplained war. Tue .opo uas
OILY about 20 leet IN longtb, aud tho sup-
position IL tina. ho ,a1lst hare dons eon,o
heavy jumping or fallin. to reacl, the iall-
yard. au.i thence that 10 escaped through
one Of the w,ndown OF tue County Building.
Nolan attempted to follow, but N ~ dung wan
discovered mid CAPTURED BY Mike iAdden, tho
prisoner who had cnjoycl tue liberty Of working
in q coat-yasd wEIlo Heiyin& Lis acntonce, until
the jail discipline was oyerh4ulod by tl,s Grand
jury a few weeks ECO. lilo Haa takou from lilo
roof and uahored into dungeon whcre he MAS
yesterday, NH ~hnro he will take his Christmas
dinner to-da1. Ludwig las not Buco been heard
from,
In thIs connection Jailcr Doyle says that tho
County board II to blaine for tho insecurity Of
the Jail. sud that It tla. rerslstcd In taltng to
Aced repeated recommendations looking TO maxi
ing escapes impoHp!b,e. Moat OF tho Apos
heretofore nnde hnvn henn through tho loof,
ami it II aboat tlinu that the bamo vas liked on
somebody.
cOCSTr EXPENSES.
Commissioner l,nriieG yostosday caused tho
following exhibit Of ths county expenses for tho
pABt wear to to brcparcj
, 1875-12-25
CALIFORNIA 11Eme.

BAN Francisco, Dec. 24.~-Arr'ycd-pacttlo
Nail stoamor Gsanda, from Panama. Aho viii
80 on tho Australian 1ins the 81 trox.
shock OF earthquake occurred Ia Placer.
Nevada, and Yuba Countiea last uigat. No DAM
age reported.
4 s,spstch from San Diego aays tbs report OF
the revolution In Han Isafnsl ia still unconilrmed
but Eumors Of t,ouble there continue to arrive.
, 1875-12-25

his .,nu!a. Ho:1c rrarn aco. ,tr. Parker sna ~
I'll that he wah fcst ri to te-:gt AMI taNe vhra.
t,,:, Iar h,s Hs''att,. 1ie has II great n,any
sr.r;r!s. anl Nd Aelaon aonl1t"si not that fl.
would '"s nhl" II" sct IN lnito petition
nusnnE .ien 81 u did coma IN direct contact
viii, tttn in tn cir hurinc5s relations, neither
dbl ',n dous't but Tint all .dr. farkrr'h idrntla
Sonhl Dr III but opinion. il they lind any or-
rortun:r to ascci lain the real ranae ot the pet-
tim for l.ts ,ctno, al. That Sir. larl,rr un-
ht!f'l for hlsdnttes wns apparent to eseEy QUO
in tho E ain htiI" as. It had Tcon'o daily fe.
marx entuo oflin "A si'at - atknr "as better" :"
or ''rarker Is ".rsc." Judging alone fram TIM
character of tho wurt dt,ne. snmo t1ayA ngo
rht tNrlcaits Of grain. belonging ~ 1sunrny
f'soa. 4 Co. werp 1snccset by y snt. .IaHp.ct-
nr. and waa Etnh' II as No. !. The firm
aprealnS to Parker, who cratiei ii "rr}cctcd."
Again .!nl} npreatot. aud tie Cralmlttee of Ref-
0 orro graded It NJ. a. which u really was.
S'tlncrous ottlnr instances ot air, Parkerh lt,a-
hAty nro Oh record. but thor. seema to nc no
necri pf calling iem all tack to life ngain THO
cntro l,,selun ra;stl b" the petit on for his re-
nova! III simply Whctiur Mr. IarkeFH health In
eucs' "a will Allow htn 20 perform his ,faily du.
ttra NTH alt The sklll and atity 1lc pnssesst%.
III ra.cres'ce to tt1e cn tn.,'aints ngalnst Chief
Assistant Grain 1nanec:n. p*skcr. tic Ilo.rt II
Warehouse Caun1lesonnna ieaned the following
manileaen last evening:
We have 3ive" inil opp 2rtunity 10 MI parties
to state ta,aar 1enrops WHY .Mr. pAr'cr s1onl 10
removed. OF Why 10 ahnnfa bo totatned.
We have examined ca-eful!v tile 1actn
In the case. aud white wo ars not
prupnrcd 10 say thai there il 10 ground for thu
complaint ngai,,st him, We: VA feel assured that
uns great cs4lhe Of tl.a dis'a1sfacttnn exprcsael
W tlea1ers III gram may he tussly attributed 10
tho quality As'a cont1nn OF Tho rrcan,lt crops.
which oil coreidor TO bo unusually dilticul. to
bandle.
Uufer theeo rircumstsncoR it ie manifest that
it would be extremely hazardous 10 piaco
a nov man i'll MIR. Iarker's position.
unloss upon tho most eatiafactor7 evidcnce t1at
iu dong no tho real interests nf tho ttalo would
be better prohc:el thar, ut present.
For tElese ranBona wo deem 1t bost that no
fiual action be taxen at rrcaoa..
, 1875-12-25

Domestic Jaro Arc tho HARDEST,
aud domestic happtue4s tho pursat II IL the mss1on
OF ths ''uomeation 8ewnB Machine 70 d!uuia,sh ths
oue aud lpcxeAse the otl.ar.
, 1875-12-25

EllIiF 3Hf EHjtIIU 3TIVW1t.
Cu1c.op. I,ec. 2l.-In n comnnnicot,no h
vorr -, ,,- n,h,t.,o, j., ,,,,. ,,.,..,,,,a, ;..
' r.eo'' pao"'n.u )" ~, '1'o,"''' 'e7"e'
aesefo At'ack ID maae upon tAo LAT Association
oG Chicago for its omission to discipline tito
thsoo lawyers who mero aiiudgo.i guilty Of con.
ter,n, hv tl,c ct,crit co,r, i, w,. r. t,o,v, ~,
H. :. ,id..<,. 49, ,a,,.s' 49, 's".,. "a"
sao N'.7su',''e eous'a'ps ca'c' 1.r OBVIOUS
1hat INC ASSOCIATION could moi take 1ufladlct'on
r'ac,d before il, 1t vns NECESSARY for aomo
mctnher m ,Es As.oc;.,;or l., .,., f,,,.r1 ~
.,.. as.,,.,.;,,. 49,, ~ "t .,s ~ 80 '','''
, 1875-12-25

10 tho l.usfor n The Chtea1o 7rtbuns:
CHICAGO. Doc. 2l.-Per,nlt us through the
medium Of your valuable paper to acknowledge
tho pleasure aud gratitude our kind people Of
tne Michigan Ayonne Daptla. Church ana con.
grogasiou afforded us BY Their "surpr.ss Of lust
eycniug.
Their generous kindness aud heartiuoes va
confess. deserves moro than cur thanks, how
ever we'll they mlghtbo expressed. Our thanks,
lnseyeE, SO cordially extend tlcn+ ono ana al.
To tis.d ouo's home literally filled ith lr.eudp,
md one's halls with sturo Of provisions that
will last for months. aud tLen bo maIo tho OBJ
Jcct Of slsrch NO thoroughly good aud ol,-
couraGsng as the o. aface TO large envelope Of
greenb cka-tlltH is enough to n Ike lis thank
III to God for Anch a people, aud thankful 10
tho poople for sueh .si,dn..a4.
i. NJ. and Anna u. ELLIS.
, 1875-12-25
THE TRI8uNE's PLAN or RESUMPTION,

To TIT 1u1s07 " 1N1 CfEt11o 7T161af:
CHfcAoo. Dec. 2i.-Tho plan OF resumption
Ter aono weeks past advocated by TAE Ia,nuss
tnuat no" be quits familiar 10 I'll your readers,
its salient pol.ta are ths repeal Of tho lsext-
tendef fealure Of the gleenback.eusrency, to
take effect. sty, Jan. !. la77, or sooner. and the
Issue Of 365 londs III exchange for grsonbacks,
to be leRA~sendar for I'll dsbta contracted before
that time. from tho esFoestneas with wh[oh
TUE TRIBUNE has advocated this plan. It Is 10 10
presumed shAt II has fully considered al! its con-
soqusuces, both nekr and remote, and IL, &hero-
fore, prepared to lpform tho public exactly what
"lll Lappon. sosno OF these supposed results
have already boeu stated, but thero arc aome
questions that naturally Rrise thst hAyo not
yet seep snswored. With your permission will
slate soma Of than in auch . NaT that very bElef
answers will ba requseds
!. Will not shs repeal Of ths leh -4-!ender
, 1875-12-25

In addition to thls a tt uerusut Of tue receipts
ia to bo slade IN eariy ossbe. with q einw to
presenting tho Whole to tn0 BJnrd to have 1t
spread uEon the tNourls.
, 1875-12-25

Inc general agency for the Sorihwcst, aud ou,y
aefos III eh'csgo Is At Lyon ueaiys, State and Mon.
eoo atstelt. Square AMI upright pianos for ssnt.
, 1875-12-25

uallet, Davis Co.'S Grand, Squ4re, and unr.oht
and Smiths American Organs, c.u b. found ou]v x
". ". Ki.utA,ls, corner Slate and Adams srsxt..
Irau -"eV~$
, 1875-12-25

In osdes to aeeommodsts Tho public and those who
were nnaols to get accommodated yeste.day, 0uu-
thess storo will 10 open vi day .o-day.
, 1875-12-25

A BEAUTIFUL hound Volume
Of classical aud popular music, ~ now sold BY The
lsnot Bona Muaie Company. No. 1sd 6tate stsres,
uases the most sul.abie, seustbs, aud economical
present oaa can make,
, 1875-12-25

IundhoFg's Perfumes
~ Ike natural 1omers and bouquets,
, 1875-12-25

land:
70 the EdNor of The Chirapo 7riouas.
PoaT.oFT1ck. Chicago. Doc 2j.-rhe mall recovered
Chicsgo acd tho Northwest, received al thln nre
she 21A Inst. Az lhs nal! hE,I kca subtcctpt 10
lretty sescre soafng, was much nf In very lad
condition. aud tho work Of separation and Ola. rtt-
lion Intended with good t'aal OF daicnY Some
Of will necessarily ho detained lay ur Two In snu
$fce for shs nurposc Of ary,ug, hus ho greater rnr
tou has been forwarded u The ais rssrettlya es-
tpxtipu4. ..-
Not having tmt to give special explanations to post-
mteter4 Aad others IN regard to tho condition nt this
facts for general information. 1teap~tfnlly,
J. Macarthur. !. II.
GERMAN LECTURE COURSE.
The GerEu1n cltiztia do not maaU 10 bc cut.
donn BY tho Athepruln or the Cl.stsu Asso-
citation IN tho tpatter Of popular instruction or
entertainment. The Tutngt nlcinde ia asrau9-
'ng course Of iectllroe, the frat 10 10 delivered
Dan. H. At tho North Side Iurner-ilzH by
Ar. Gerhard Roblfs. who in tho field Of African
ttavel anI adventure ig 10 Gorlnany nhat liy-
lnestone is to EnI!snd. OF nu Chl!llil to Fral,cc
After completing his atudtra In lha principal
time In the Faench foEaiRn Legion in Algeria, aud
improved tie opportunities afforded to sludy the
language and customs OF the ArRbd, among whom
lie afterwards pgAct!ccd for year III 4
pbvatcap. IL lhG2 ho beEau bis African ex-
plo1xsion, which ho continued without ,nte1,n,s-
ID tue caul ttan 70 Atyttnia. Mr.. ltotIfs has
manly occupied himself Of late Ia arranging tue
results or hIs tae,lty yeats Of actlYo research.
rhlch he has gtvon to tie public iu popular lee
tureH Aud IN contributions to }fts'faRnt4's Gto-
graphical Journat and other scientific publica.
t'ons. Though well knonn in Hernany Mr.
ltohl!s now presents t,snsslf for tie firrt time
to audtsnceH on tala s,do. Ha tl,sL !ecture will
b. In German. bus ho 1nay rspea. il 10 m Eli
glisA audience.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

FoUND THEIR MESSIAH At LAST At
the Episcopal Convention held at Green
Bay on the 18Th INST. fer our Fond du Lac
Diocese, the Rev. John Henry Hobart
Brown, was duly elected Bishop on the
third formal ballot.
This elaborate Brown is at present re-
siding at Cohoes, New YoIk, and is repre-
senteJ to be man of fine abilities, and of
large and comprehensive powers in church
work. As he is the third Bishop elected
for this diocese since they framed a COR
stitut.on DISTINGUISHING tso-thlrds Of its
COMMITMENTS, because they are women
biz acceptance becomes matter OF general
interest throughout the diocese.
We incline to the belief that he will ac-
cept. \ man born of parents sufficiently
ambitious of dignifying the name of Brown,
rs to give their son the three given names
"Jotn Henry Hobart" and he the meek
soul reaching his forty-ffth birthday with
out protesting murmer, undoubtedly S
the moral courage to attempt to bring this
diocese up to an average standard in
tits cur Nineteenth Century
Yes he must be Christian gentleman,
and we hope he will accept.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23

THE heavy storms on The lake in the last
two weeks have created terrible havoc
in our lake marine. From all direc-
lions came reports Of vessels wrecked ashore
or dismasted.
A second storm, similar though not quite
as disastrous, to the one of the week pre-
yiouS, came up at noon On Thursday, Sept
10th. The wind blew a gale from the
north east, aud the sea in our harbor
washed over the docks in some places,
which seldom happens except during the
heaviest storms. Several accidents hap
pened in that storm in our vicinity, though
no rery serious ones are reported, and onlY
one vessel was obliged to come here for
repairs.
The BaTque Lotus, which left hore
the Tuesday previous loaded with hay for
Lake Superior, encountered The storm near
tho Mantnus, and was obliged TO run back
into our lay, where she anchored. II
centre bonrd was down and the heavy sea
running at the time caused her TO roll Sc
riously. and in consequence snapped her
board in too. She lowed up to the Dry
Dock Saturday morning where a new one
Was made for her and she left again Tues
day morning.
Another very heav7 blow came up Sun
day morning from the north west, and a
large feet Of vessels came to anchor il the
bay. Monday morning there must have
been nearly Fifty vessels in sight and all
were at anchor.
The sight of Two Rivers that morning
might have led one to think that that was
lively town, rs it was said there were %
vessels just out side the piers. They looked
/ from here like thick grove of trees. 1t
was in this storm on Sunday evening that
the large four-masted steam barge, Ohio,
went ashore Just outside the harbor pier
ut Two Rivers, and where she still hes en-
bedded in ID feet of sand. We under
I stand that she misealculated the depth Of
/ water. She had just got her to1s into
position and was ecmrg around to take
( her place at the front, before starting hen
+ she Iun aground.
The Kitty Smoke of this place has been
Town there since Monday working away at
her but her progress is necessarily slow.
/ The large brig IT, Bissell Was nearly
completely dlsmasted in this storm aud
towed into this hartor Monday morning
where her repairs are in progress ST Rand
4 Berger's yard. All her toE-masls were
broken complete of and her foremas. is
split so as to be worthless Her sails are
nearly all torn TO shreds CT carried away.
Her damages are very heavy, and she
will be delayed here quite long :ine be-
fore her repairs viii be completed