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counsel from Chicago, but Williams knocked tho

counsel from ChlcREo, but Williams hnookca tho
Chicago lawyers higher ttan kite. brought
snoak out OF tito city OF, pain OF
buiug put, through Of, n dozen moro
chnrgns. ~ thiH hnnatinR tsefent ol their
md a fow wcil-ntlminiKtored legal kicks wo''ld
have thon sent every me Of thoni attnr Dewey.
but suddenly they recovered their hIlrtts, md
sold right AlonS, honHinX that they Bp.d moro
lquor than over and 50 it Inns goi,o on. 10 this
dny, wlicn oven tho thin fabrication OF RsklnE
for lemon pop in often lisponsotl with Al being
entirely unnecessary. Everybody socnB afraid
tho law nro. Some throw tho blame upon Wilt
INNS, but Il certainly was nok the Iroaccuting
Attorneys b,tBncse to bring charges when evo!,
q BtFong temperance Constable openly nVowed
the old atlago Of oyerybodys buanesB hoing no
body'a seemed to have born f1lly. oxcnipliio1.
But, i,uw cnnlcs tho dcnounncht cnrroSrnnd-
Ont for THE TniDrxE yesterday ovtihaulod The
and learned from Jnhtics Wnterman's ot'lcnt
records courtcously placed Mt bis lisposni. That
all this time of gcnc1ally supposed crininn! i'll.
difference urwartla Of twenty casca anil moro or
rrnaecuting Attnrnoy TINT every ease had boon
prosecuted relcntleBsly by Mr.. Williams; tint
in oycry case Justice Waterman had imposed
heavy pcnaities, committing to iAil in each caso
flnes besides oxpensos, Ind bcen thus Imposed
tint but $40 OF fines 80 imposed lal evor becu
heard OF ut tic onlco, and that, oScoEtiug this
mai nancl, not one man lad been nut into 1nli.
conduct Ut the 1,1uor-se!1ers, WHO show plainly
by thoir action that they lnugh at tho terrors Of
thcso prosecutions Ald condenIattona.
Tbs Messrs. Partridge, pror1riotosa Of tho
quarters OIL Washington street. The block will
be known ilcncofortli M the Gdztifc Building.
and when the Offices nro fitted NJ anil ,complotott
they Will compare very iavorably with those of
Fr. fnil
cess OF tito Gaseuc entities 1t 10 enlarged quar-
tors aud facilttes whilst itH brilliant little Rsso-
cinto editor, John Ayory, Ea1., affected hy tho
general Rpirit Of change and Improvement which
Owing to tho absence OF their minister, Epis-
copal services have not been held for the last
fow Sabbaths.
baptist Church, wilt bo sorry to learn that he ia
| suffering from Heycro sickness
| AZ tho Presbyterian Church, tho lsev. Mr.. Cur
tia preached eloquent sermon upon that retrl-
blittve Justice which, sooner or later, overtakea
| all trAuegrcssore.
| Chancy 4. Buell., ia fant proving himself tho
host Sheriff Lake County has had. md ia gain
| ing golden opinions even from political oppo-
ncltA. lie calne out on the straight Republican
ticket and sailcd in with majority Of ZIG votos:
| Mr. DuelI Is q roEoluto nan. and when callot1
upon by duty pnys no moro atteution to reVolY.
ors, knives. OF Chicago Eufllans, than ho would
! to his dog Clip.
John r. Powell, Esq, a representative A1neri-
cnn manufacturer, who in his own career shows
what kind Of cuterPtsing hoYs Chicago can raise,
ofFera OIL q commanding bluT near lis Excelsior
Mineral Springs FREQ deed OF al! the lnnd re4uis-
ito for hotel, to any porsons who will build
Immediately. As real eBtnte Is increasing in
valuo fast, the gift III no slight ono, and some
| capitalists can make lat full Of money IL they
seek this opportunity.
| OAK rAnK.
l f1,n T Eooiakv hnrAn1
evening consisted of debate and An essay
5Iessre. Wood, He1rick, Smith, and Dcardcn dis
cusscdtho question whether or not a repeal o1
tho usury laws would benefit tho borrower. 4
voto upon tie question WAS had by the Society
but WA not announced by the President. o. II
i Butler rcnl an cHsAv upon Mphammed.
In accordance with bylaw receusly PROPOSED
| by the llev. D1r. Huntington, and adopted BY tn
Society, the queEtona debated arc decided BY
voto of the members who may be pfosent. Ih
voto cf Monday evening should havo boon all
uouncef.
The Society vii! meet again Monday cvonlng
Fob. 8. a good programme Is preparing. n i, :,
made III tho limo Of the departure from the cit
, ut tho evening aud night trains on tho Galen
Division Of tho Chicago .E Northwestern 1iond
1t would muc! better suit tito convenience Of tn
public II the Sterling passenger would leaEo til
city at r. M, instead of at 3:45 as at presont, nil
If tho Junction passenger would Hta1t at lnstea
| of 5:a0 y. N. The demand Of business men Twin
} on this division for tho changes indicated
quite general, md il worthy tho consideration G
tue authorities Of tho division. The buperu
, | tendent; would confor great favor upon thos
living along tic division, and who attond th
theatre, by making tho timo Of departure OF til
Onlaha train one-hnlf or thrco-1uartern Of a
hour Inter than 1t is at present, or by putting
another train. In tho present st,in Of afrnir'
, those living in ths voBtern suburbs caunc
, oltentimes witness tho last scene, and are cou
! pelled to apparently show i}l-breeang by witt
: drawing from tue theatre before the play
: ended, ! thing which pains them exceedingly. .
any one ut all acquainted with them we'll know
B This SERIOUS Inconvenience can easily be ron
I edlod by tho Superintendent Of this division.
EHGLEW00D,
Tho ladies' Of the baptist Church OF Engl
. | wood will hold sociab1o at tho residence {
0 Mrs. Ishi Smith this evoning. A pleaea1
tlme il anticipated.