, 1875-08-29
Particulars Of the Late Tragedy In
the RackUoods, Involving
Murder and Suicide.
bow the Milwaukee Turner's Ac-
quilted Themselves at tho
National Convention.
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Places---The Weekly Budgets
from Kenosha, Racine.
Kankakee, an1 E-se-
where.
WISCONSIN,.


WISCONSIN,.
MIL WAUXEE.
woBK or True GRACE AND CHARITY.
6pee1a! CovresDondener Of zhs Chtags frsoune.
MuwAukEE, Aug. 2S--Thers has been some
mention mAde in this coriespondence OF the
proposed House OF Meicy winch Bishop Weies
{EIiscopal) hopes to te able to erect IN the rear
OF the Cathedral buildings, on D'v.sion street.
between Casa aud Marzbali streets. TIE need
Of such an institution IL Acknowledged by cttzens
Of Ill shades Of religious belief, AID the Wsscon-
sin reaGe.s Of TIE TRIBUNE will be rejolced to
hear that there ts every prospect tnae tue pro-
j+ct will be successfully carried out 1ne COT
reepondence between the D1sbop and nomcef
Of prominent medlcAl gentlemen, IN "bch the
latter assert the desirabiIty OF such bul'dlne
and pledge themselves to AID in lis erection and
main.euance, has already beeu published. The
doctors who have taken the Initiative are Aessfs.
Thorndike, THOMPSON, Marks. and Allen. They
have publicly expressed their hope that The wori
may be begun at Al early date. and offered
Bishop Welies their cooperation in bringing the
matter before tho citizeus OF Milwaukee. The
Bishop has
FoGEsHADoWED H1s INTENTIONS
In the premises in letter which, like all his ut
tcrances, is simple, d1gn1fed and to the point.
lie expresses his deyout gratitude that others
hare been moved to offer their sympathy and
co-operst,op in 4 work thar lies SO near hla
!. <1t aud tben goes On to Indicate the aa ure Of
his plans. He hupes 10 surround the Cathedral
With schools and bones for Christ. III charities,
ano,e the first Of which 1il] be the proposed
Huuse Of Mercy, which ia to be devoted to tho
GAZE OF TEE 1sF1a4 AND HELpLEss SICK POOR
OF the citr who cannot obtain help elsewhere.
Theirs il to BE- nothing sectar1au or religious
about the institution It is to serve the
purpose Of city hospltal, opea
to all, Irrespective OF color, politics.
or c1eei, dedicated to the poor, be they Jew or
Gcntl1e, Atheists OF believers. - for man is more
than hie surroundings, humanity more than it's
Academia" Tie House Of Mercy will stfnrd
rlace OF refuge for the aged aud inhrm ~ well
as the sick. Disabled women-outcasts, "hen
SUCH vii seek its hospi.able 'gates-nili bs es-
pecially provided for. Medical or surgical treat
rncnt will be afforded Zee to at poor persons
suffering from accident or Ill health who are
unable to afford paid Attendance On account
Of the central position Of the site Of the House
Of Mercy and its proximity to the best residence
portion Of the city.
NO CONTAGIOUS DrsEABEs WILL BE TREATED.
If the wards become full, the preference will
be given TO women over men, buE it ia hoped
that the ttocpssity will nevat arise Of turning
apy deserving persons from the doors unze~
Eeved-
In connection with the House Of Marcy will
s1y1ERHoop or pEgouT, sELT-6ACA1F1C1Ja WON
EN-.
This sisterhood will in addition to their hospi~
tai duties, keep nieht-sobool for bows and girls
the lattcrtaking the shape at eewlng-sehool
Enough has been SAID to show that, in sosne
respects, the proposed institution differs from
anr IN the city. and That it viii supply want
Ia lily felt. It's Chratan Rork with Which all but
reat-estate spectators will feel the deepest sym
pa:hy. Bet already there are rigns Of oppoti4
ton and o:sco1teut oy the gentlemen Indicated,
who, no.e>er, have no legal rghss that the pro-
iec,o,s Of the House Of Mercy are bo1nd to re-.
apect Apropos Of the rea'-estate people. good
lose is toll. 4 certain VT. who u caust c itself,
Set hitaself seriously to work to fE--
ute OCT the amount OF the supposed
dAmage to property that would result from the
e1to 80 600. Then be made proposition to
the dlreusted rrsprietors Of dirty acres that in
1enuch they had no legal rights in the
premises, aid stood to lose E2O. DO any "ag.
~ - -. .,,,j 49, ,h.t ~ ha oon
tn: noei -, w sne ~. .v f,o., ~
siricted on some otae! sue Lar away .toaa tue
corner ot DIVISION .oa LASS sttee'a. AZ 70 r. ?.
p1s has bteu received. n110 the oppo6lNon 10
Silent, it is supposed the argument was =
Hamper.
- 70 uopet etaa .nas s'a,t w. se,;o
11Ay co1u'neuco oeAs ep!!us.
PROPOSED "1scoSsis MODEL 4GADEa1*
plof Jewett, Ch1ilman OF the Wisconsin
Baptist Cep.eunlal Committee. and vigorous
6urno:ter Of procreaaye educational lustlGu-
t,nns ia an.ioua 70 see established in this 6ta;e
= Model Academy, 70 bc followed in dua time,
1e ~ ~ ~, ~ - ~ >aaaJ m .nata
ZIG AAus oleeou4ses u o.s F'o 'o"eu hcAoe"5 :
L.. me sketch Model Academy. To ful6n it, Two
folu urlose Of ht'ug students fos college snd Tor
ousneas has two cousses n etud'e the Cass"hi aud
tlt Englsb or scieuthe E.eh rourse Occupies thres
seat, psos1ceo 'ae STUDENT ehtefan8 u tlotouRniy
grounded IN Nj The fanches s7u8tt IN of best public
eeaoos oaef~ate lou1 sears Or mole @fa o. te9nfed
oonlle|e he snincp!utp- 1he s1oa'es In Inc ta4es"
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