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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13
LAMBERT WILLIE II. "WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 1s, 1878:
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.Tt}tE. R1YttLET.

There was once a man who lived in a very
Strong old castle. He felt so safe and secure
that he began to despise danger, and to laugh
at it, and almost to disbelicve in its very ex-
istcnce.
One bright clear day, it CHANGED that he was
walking upon the battlements with.a friend, /;
and the friend gazing off over tile groeii stini-
mer lawn, that breathed of peace and pros
perity, Glanced to spy tiny rivulet flowing
and purling along at some distance from the
castle.
80 Look YOU" said he, to his. companion,
fif that rvulet continues to bear away in the
course it is now taking, 1t win some day pass
directly through the foundations of your cas-
tle.n
Through my castle. indeed !! - cried the
other half in anger, as if any danger could
arise from such an insignificant stream as
that - MY walls are able to defy the waves
of ocean, much more the wash Of miserable
riyulet.n }fE ..
".wet wefl,,h said his, friend, ''don't get
excited dare say it won't happen in.
your time, but am prudent man, always
taking, "a long, look .aheaa, and ! must confess
l should not like that rivulet as neighbor."
ssStuff and nonsense /" cried the other
walking away and affecting to dismiss the
subject from his mind, as of too little conse-
quence to receive moments notice. The
fact is, however, his friends words had dis
turbed him. He did not feel quite SO safe as
he had done before He did not enjoy his
castle as he had formerly done. It's walls
seemed less solid and his ownership less GER
tain.
So in the middle of the night he arose and
went and built dam, thinking vain man,
that he could convert the rivulet into a pool
of stagnant and lifeless water. But, instead
of that, the obstacle only caused the waters to
swell and chafe until at last they burst the
frail barrier, and rush Onward with trcmen-
dous power.
Then the owner of the castle, seeing that
his stout walls were doomed to destruction,
called pissorsly upon his neighbor fof help,
bat all to no purpose. The despised rivalet,
now swollen to a torrent, rent the strong cas-
tie asunder and levclled it to heap of ruins
Now, it happened that the friend who had
warned him Glanced to pass by, and to see
the owner of the once proud place sitting in
the midst of the destruction. So he called
OUT
"Why did you hasten your own downfall
by offering 4 fruitless opposition to what
must sooner or later, inevitably come? If
you had remained quietly in your bed your
castleAvould have lasted out your time, and
why need You bother your head about what
might happen afterwards ?"
"o." cried the sufferer, " preceive that
youftre very sagacous, but all your foresight
does not help anybody as | can see, nor does
it teach people how to save themselves from
ruin"
Progress will have its way no matter who
suffers, and opposition only hastens its course
There are always some minds clear enough to
see coming events, but not wise or great
enough to guide them.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

In this country the word corn " is applied
only to Indian Corn, but in Europe it means
all kinds of grain, and is generally applied to
the prevalenEspccies of food-grain' in the coun-
try. Thus in Scotland it means oats, whilst
in England it means wheat, but wheat, rye,
barley, oats and rice are all classed under the
head of corn.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

The ignorance of some foreigners is some
thing superb. Dumas has written an Ameri-
can novel, in which Coon chases couple of
young United States lovers up tree, and
then tries to get them by gnawing through
the trunk. Dumas says the Virginia coon is
as large as yearling calf.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

Character grows it is not something to be
put on, ready made, with manhood or woman
hopd, but day by day, here little and there
little, it grows with the growth and strength
ems with the strength, until, good or bad, it
becomes almost a coat of mail.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

THEY say if you want free fight while
travelling in the far West, you must find
Granger whose fields have been devastated by
grasshoppers, and congratulate him on having
disposed Of his crop without the Intervention
of middleman.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

Wherever there seem to be provision fol
trials, and Affections and grief, and tears, op
posite to it is, at the same time, more abun-
dant provision for things for relief, and res
cue, and satisfaction.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

A wealthy pair from New York were mar
ried at the West Jersey Hotel, Camden, on
Thursday night. The Methodist minister who
performed the ceremony Was 5000 richer when
he left
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

An finiebriate fell and struck his. nose the
other evening against barber pole. On be-
ing raised ffomH III ground, he asked =
" What'n thunder Eat (hic) woman wi strip
Cd ssockin's on got (hic) agin mee"
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

He smarts not under poverty who has learn
cd to be content; he frets not under affection
who is submissive to the Fathers will, and
lays aside his own.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

Many persons are judged harshly by the
world because they allow no eye but Gods TO
see into the inner sanctuaries of their hearts.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

TIE total number II extnrsionists to A.
lantic City during the season just closed runs
up to SO, 4ge. The largest number on one day
was 8,549. The smallest number go, arriving
June 26th.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

The prospect Of want is more than actual
privation. Man appears to be the only animal
IA existence whose exertions exceed his neces-
stiles -. ...a
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

Father McGuffiu was a wag. He climbed
on the top Of Q church towerand said Z " Now
am high priest" That's witty.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

Flattery hurts the ffatterer as well as the
fattered.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

The true secret of living at peace with all,
tie vo ii is to hsve Iii mble opinion Of
ourselves.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

Idleness travels 80 slow that proyerty sooI
overtakes her.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

The right is the supreme good, and includes
all other good.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13
Hon. DANIEL WrrsrER 6x THE TENDEN-
cIEs or A FKuCTuNTIHa CURRENCY

Hon. DANIEL ,WrrsTER 6x THE TENDEN-
cIEs or A FIUcTUHrIEo CURRENCY
IT c7E1Ts THE LiBoRfyG GLASSES
/, OF all tho contrivances for cheating the Ia
5crihg classes of maashind, none has been
more effectuai than Chat which dcludes them
with paper rroney. This is the most cffectual
of inventions to fertilze the rich mans field
5y Ms ssssat Of tie poor Aan's 1rom. Or
binary tyranny, oppression, excessive taxa
ton, then, bear lightly on the happiness of
the mass of the community, compared with
fraudulent currencies and the robbcres COM
mitted by deprcciated paper. Our own his
tory has recorded for our instruction enough.
and more than enough, Of the demoratizing
tendency, the injustice, and tie tntoleresble OPP,
pression on the uirtuOus and arett-disposed, of
degraded paper currency, authorized by law,
ar any way countenanced by government.
TT WARS AGAINST INDUSTRY.
"a disordered currency is one of the
greatest political evils. 1t undermines the
virtues necessary for the support of the social
system, an encourages propensities destruc-
tive to its happiness" u scors aaainstind
ny, fyugaIity and economy, and it fosters the
evil spirits of cxtravagance and speculation.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

A revoiser-The earth.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-10-13

A matter Of couysc-a river bed
, 1875-04-28

appearing to l,aye TOO much othor breincsa IN
hand to attend to political trontleB. About tts
only excltcn,oHt Of tia dav waa ucca:lont1 in
The afternoon hY Tin vain efforts Ut a lratcn-
tlouR little ox-Al1crn,an 10 lluHt his shgH.r
k.'nck!es on the Rharp features al na.epapnt-
r.p3rter. Even tha oxctclnont lasted hat nh
n'eusAtilr. M tho .tnti,enta OF thts7 nrcso"t
were slightly dibtnsctul to kha rtck'oss genllu-
rrratn'l 81 ever, mud hopes sincerct: thEs, Fnco
tim cMago Is easen up. "yery ttrfcn Of elsctlon
who Naa Ri,o"inglE guilt nl fraud "i!l 10
tct to "5'R. l'e dc' oaENatch ti,o - jng.' 1ll::s
le fought on Tho i"xal oin.a reear'ling tho con-
fa'mnnco Of tin manner Of election, to lie Etcc-
u II law co1l,alnct in shs act Of ls79. Tic
Claim that tie IL Junction VIVA not b!ndinS oHssIy
is racidls. lsrnr sro md. However. it is aimost
fnll ossbc to cecertntn jsst what action Hil l'o
taken. Is tho opl,l"n Of Julse bIe!;oy w',ea !.o
rrn,nr''s, r,u VT, ho tho ultimate accsl.n:
faso,.e ns fHe'D''s' @ Sary fsf'';' % II ''su, tSa
citv oIlclala arc in faro. Of tho act.
much pro'orrin. tho nd charter 10 eithar u the
nt~ cnas. ns tile paIuc ti,uc admitting tho ds-
would tclinqnr{, tho last election II Tiers wcro
anr bol,ra Of making any tn,Enyofnenta. Tax.
Cnlnm4anuor Mc0r,th .trlcs the Itty noto yea
tarday uhon l!o aycrred that tile now ac. Tas a
thing OF tlrctl. mid ra.. 'es. End that tie n.a T.
ncr Of rfrc''nos prescribed br II wr.. en-" Of isa
worst features, causing c:,ntso7a ii cverv c:tY
md village Eh.cl, LAC adopted 1t. An rgat
here, Sheridan. "ho ~.s III convorBltinn viii!
him at the tisln. wondered a: the coi!cidn,ca ot
their sioNx, aud arserscl that ths net uf 1874
would evcntuaiiv oycrturn the balloi-hox in q
citY tho size VI Chicago.
II any tHn-skTAcd city official o.htr
than the genial City Clerx con.truel pn srslcle
III yesIeflav's TElECSE A. meaning that nr.
Amber. sce,eta:y Of tac cisizcus' h4soc.a.on.
vas nnSarra,tablv ahnsel by Tho City Cfeih,
t1,eY arc entirely lnirt4ken. afr. Forrest Kweass
, 1875-04-28

MICHIGAN aurnEME COURT.
Spscal4 Afrpaeeh Il Tht CAtsdoo tribune.
LANSING, hiioh.. april 27.-ln tie supromo
Co,,1t. Julao Warsson road h!s tlsss opiulou.
Undo, wood, the murderer Of Charlotte rrsdgeon.
ut Detroit, aud sent to Gtatos Prison ~ al lnsaao
convict, nan ordered discharged Tha 13es'~
Cllase injunction case WA decided adversely To
Dr.. ChsBe.
coLLraH whAN01E.
Special Lhsrateh to 1'hs cAteaoa Tria"nf.
D1ooslla01oS, IT.. Apri. 27.-TLo Wcsleyan
University here Ia AgltatoA over : quarrel be-
twcen tho members OF It's literary Hpciottea.
which yesterday got Into tho coNrta by naeans OF
m Injunction issued by Judge Upton. President
", A. Hna.th, Of the hluussllsn eoc.aty, look
part In organizing uuw society called tho llcs-
pertAp, and for this action was impeachod. Tue
lrial before The Hocinly's court resulted In the
ceusueo at Smith, wIlch waH declared beyond
tho Jurisdiction OF tho court. Judga Upton issued
an Injunction restraining the leadcss i, the rros'
oousiot from, further proceedings until tha csae
eau ba heard before him.
TUE IOWA sUi nEME COUNT.
6pec,at L4xtu!th Ia Ths Eh1caao Tribune.
nunuQuE, April 27.-Tho Supreme Court ad-
tournod B1na die to-day. 4 very large numbor
Of csaaa we're submitted, ard the Judges hayo
Eot work enough aileal 10 last them ak month";.
The next sesElon ill le at Des Molnas.
, 1875-04-28

cEEEMENTa AND PAP.
Srtctal !hstmtrh to ihr chicaoo tribune.
ET. Iop1a. AprIl 21.-To-day tho laat ritos OF
rcspect wero nail To tho rc1uaIos OF cur rccontly-
,tos+oi Noyor r,h,r norrot] WIN 4, ,od of IN.
n''e''e 'e'' "t.Aa1 1@ts,I' ",s,'. ~" a 49,
Examination Of LILO po"els within "eo1 altef
his Inauguration. For several yoars he bad icon
periodically subjected to attacks similar 10 tho
ana rcauItinr In IFS dcath. Ilo vas stricken on
u..,s... =, ~ ,..s, .,a a,,a l., n,a 49,. 11,a
s"haaS o. i-Ht week, anu o'ea ~ nso ua'e' !4s'
death las occe'srou IN most itsoppnfttfne mo-
ment, 40 he had not madc tho city appointments
of which ho had coutrol. ..aud which number
ao,na ssvcpty-Avo. II Is aa,d liz had
'e.s 80 -, t.,
tnaoo ap MS ."'u" 10 ~ "no'u ,.4u
TO Feiect fdf tlofo ot,lcca' anil h"a no !seo tl!'
today, ..l,o result wout hare hoen known aa TO
who wero tho fayoret} ones. Masy WHO expoctod
,,i,,, n,at,, ,,,,.r t,,a 80 .,,,nutr,t,on .oant
pes..sn."'o ".uot ."o "un or, t'," =, 49,. t'~.
money 1foely 10 1hshFo h'a oleotlon' ~ tlo popc
tlAt 1t wuuld roturu through some lat oitlca or
other. hluht Of basratt's nominations would
aays beon amono the Americans nnl Irish, as
,,,u, ~ III. fr,ora. ue-a fron, thnoo clousoa
.nos' VI n's 4''eaus "eto run taos, s'Aaase.
osefhtol2' tho mat VINO ran ~ sho lndeTenoea1
candidate for Mayor this spring. and wlso came
within BgO votcs OF boating him, will undoubtedly
In L,nn,ht mt orosp l,v lila Eermana If bo,,
nnrtics lf fhe homncr!.s mn, Ifcnni.iicnna hnII,
. ,,'.t tat H. ~ ~, ,. ma",o -
sr"m, !, Ia,, !" i aIo mn,"r;t~] This wonjI ;1a
much to breaA down tho Democratic strength in
tl,h city. Osoratolz's appointments would be
made from cilfeiG Ont element of our citi1enB
, 1875-04-28

ccMIkSrs uf THE sTAAra-zEtTGSu.
Yesterdays !Saass-ztatttH9 con.a!ns tue fol.
owing editorial on t'lo subject OF tho frauds
which tl;sSracod Fridays election:
Tas aHost conclusive passlus cf sentence nron the
that tue Tes rsloe.s over uleln. anh cougrasultss
the criminals lilo Of thets urn,e Irpal osr
teos1 s s s @ =. to sa ta' Ga: t s Sss "s
'asiisntty. rncfs j. no ta.aysr;. ~ slaa1ss,
sYsr rocurr II j. ths organ Of the nina! cl4s.ta
OF tue 9a.n'ng Le.a a1,a s trohel.; Mhea ~ sSls
stso an II a .,1d eauay ouor sar.ss II
tiis city through the ,uoHi osn yIo4t1 u laX, tho
Old pToysr'. "II4e seaks Ill.," Ia vrri' sd.
tue fact that It eayg lu~y the orpoutto Ut that which
It suid yesterday, mud cyen tlat 1t publishes viii
T. psts tSp ~ ~ oa .noes
The sNjcct Wcre hot 50 sutEelncly 1olulave
might laugh over tIs !lndtsga.ea ulnlcnce With
tAo a.us city oletEI wEoal Il las year tu alt tsr
ult dcrEnated sa the eand Of forty hlshwaymcn 4nd
I'll ,wcr ,us. bs ,!-,vi in thcr I.,itls Tnyeo i,.
Ito ,sho tave aw1ys figured IN tie 31ats a. knavcss
Lumurss scslawsgs, r4seais e.e must no teei sesy
stlpa Ia, cr as wlsh and ytrt1ous law-gyrrL. .
et,telltblo rar. In tls la'ter,s played by tbos:
IL sprort 81 do municipal nsorpora,on set d is7
but VIM applaud with nlouainH 3vy tho crime ot
tic ~. q Arr sna neck y d!svtt public Indignation
tho uso u Ketia8 uugry 2" hisA thpss reptiles :" W.
ure cheated OF Iotn Silts. Nla1 diacte teuec does i
make wrthrr It ts tie moro Or lNts less !Issa
sf,les stuff false IL kets ino the baLo.box, ahl b1t
slls1 have tried to sFIlBs Dns auutnFr In rneas!n9
Al ,nattor Of couno, 4e fAlsoxs wuo 1ay tnia DO
not believe word OF it,. OF couna they know tGat
when, lii ward where thcrs are only oo9 votes, 81
votes yon for law, uua " aHsntt 1t, tle ehsI1-
Ing caunot havu Loeu both sus, but Ouy On onr--
tho which tetelytd COL yo'es more than there
ara Sotsts u lhs whole wari. They simply cc9oii ui
the tsneranes aud sdd aa',tessnce ot ar re'!is TO-
$fIuf
rsopo neer e declare n oa1e e{a!sal islaa .a1s
who Il that committed tbs rohbtTy. Nhsn lT1s-
1es u attacked aud stt4ckuu down BY hlgnxssn's.
what Aonurate uata would Yelturn 10 assr tl!t tho
enc assaulted 1sa robltr7 fie who docs tut rso,
china hasolf au s6soe!1ts Of tls h!us'sEts, Hs!t!
wishes to lead astrdy tbs Judgment ef iho*e "iio d
not the aasaut vho hAss no dei1re 70 infesl-
Kate tho nattes. I0 bs4r4 lhc saiuo relation 70 he
tmudt that tho receiver Of stolen goods does to ths
tAiuf,
In !, rcry short time. proof enough Of tae stme1
which layo been committed will 10 brought forward
10 sattsfy tia most indifferent End tbs most Thought
less Of tho unexan.pled tMcgntuds Of the.e frauds
ANY Eerson who then seeks 10 s4y word for tue
criints s1oula 1t least hxye tic nssk Of ilartiay
torn from ha Gaca and 10 rm.rl|cl to awn m 70 bs'
Ing tns sttosusy Of tls uost slaan1slss tFe4chesy'
, 1875-04-28

on tho Ar7ortonmnnt bills. anil agreed to tho
t;il .1,atic Il, un baas nt I'll Otb
] i,c q, drr Of tinr] rtmn1 was resumed. an''
tAe f,ltoNfnt; LiIs taetc.l, csc0rt ~ o!l,nrwite
!ttliratnd: llu1ra BIZ HI2, Icrntriuc tlo i)nE Of
lin ta "a arncnd Hcc. 4.t}. relative 10 cHtafos In
rool property. 1oat, II 10 tS3, Honato bill ~, to
rconro WitneH.rn in criminal caeea from giving
bail; H6I,sto bill tJa. Ia a.ucnu Stu d.H79 of the
Complied LAVE, tcatlva to Inc return antt B''in.
u,at.tng nf i,,orp, rccntn ilcrcd mud t1hleh;
Hcuhto liIl 13u. tc4,tive 10 rtrrrrtnps aeanre
tlat,to1B by attachment, !lan." LID l.3 to ainan
s.cc a9fB, rrhlve "a liln lntics Vi County Clerks
aud tAa Auditor General.
, 1875-04-28
Tile INDIANS.

Loulsy1l1s, ky., April a7,-A spcciA to tho
Coufier-Jourtal from Wallace, Kansas. says
Lieut.. I1ouly who .aada tie attack upon the
Cheyeunes. last week, arrived at Port Wallace
yaa,erday with hts soidiars all In an exhausted
condition.. After All arduous ma.cl, 400 Indians
were scea about 80 mtos from Wallace, near tLo
Kansas Pacific 1Iailroad track. 1he Government
|. mailing preparations ter several attaoks.
tttcut Us14stea 10 T'h4 t.aieaao Iubuue.
KAaaAa CRY. Mo.. Al ri a7.-Ihe ksnsaa City
Iiaies spccla! SAYS TINT sergt. rsrler aud Fri
vats Teens we're buried 1t Wallace, Kan, to-
day. They fs3l In basus With hs chsysnnAs
lsat Friday.
, 1875-04-28

TII-TVII1t
AcT1HH-t'ovEnsoA esi:'S.
grnIynrrrrn III, Anril a7-Acfinv LIout..
a.. t,',' .rt~,,, hora tn.d,, mi ,nnp oostcs.
WV tes''' w .1e A"-u"' INV .'oA
sion Of tue E3eentiee department Of t'le otato'
1Io tcco'vod calls from |aieo n1Enhor OF Ills
rotl,ica, friends. nnd WAS congratulated upon
ioIrr rim fr., pcmocrn.to tnrutuhent Of tho
,.,'.is IIe - e,a,a ,;nao ,ta,,osnn l., 1erc II
e"a'e o1 e'a'e e't!eo .'"slee.'' :" too'
may 10 tAousht etfa,gc' ana So1 IL lah oet''
spoken Of In opposition quarters, thai a purpose
cxiets to II, 20 ,,nou Gov Olcnn tho removal Of
lin ron,to,'rinrr commissioners MI acrount of
~ ~, .."<]..;Lu,.,.s t.. sa.a,otin- tt,t In.
"''eEoa "1ostna4t'e' III eo""oc'.s .nA' "
Rtltntion. Inj tito arrnthtmeht ol f!he1h 70
, 1875-04-28

.sp,t,h Dl4uatch tn Tie tAieaqa Ts1bnnt.
MADISON. Wis, April 27.-Ihc State Eoard ot
Charities Ind meeting here last night, and thls
morning 31osara. Giles. Elnlorc, Heed aud Cna.
pi, ssero present, 1Ira. Lyndo being detained by
nickness. 4 change IN tho by-Iaws waa tpnde 30
IN TO slr tho annu.i meeting In April instead of
October. 1le Hon. II. II. Giles was tc-o'ected
President, ami r. @. Chaplin Vico-1'rosftlentt H..
G. Parkinson still continuing Secretary, hf4 term
holnp for threo ycara. Various matters conceru-
Ing the work Of tho uoard were talkoa oscr mud
Bona arrangements mado ~ to sistatlous,
etc., including tho tour uezt wook. 1t waa
ugrecd tint lilo rsca,lsnt. SECRETARY, and
Mr. Llnoro rEo,lt. attend tho Convention of tho
ktatu Hoard of Ghartion MD ttlr tucetinE Of the
.'tIal Sc.e,lco Association Ut Detroit, May II.
Ills taorhng the Lizard consulted with tho
stLrcr.nnr nbont tuo btNto Prison. md It waa
agreed tIlnt Tic Commission appointed last vim
ttr ,neus Juua ~.
, 1875-04-28
1HE WEATHER.

; WAsu1Sarox, D. O., April 9S-1 q. m.-fos tho
Lake REGION tie Upper mississippi aud Lower
Missouri Valleys, clear and warmer weather
during tbs day, with slight clanges iu tue barotn-
eter. catter]y 10 southerly wiula Gust Of tho Up
west winds III tho Northwest.
, 1875-04-28

STsf151 DfasdtGH n TIE EHf777 7F1o7Hc.
er. PAUL. Mina., Arri' 27.-At Fcrcns Fails.
Mimi, on Frtday>eyening, Tlsomas Nelson, Just
returned to tho village, after several months'
absence, found thu young woman to whom l'o
profcesca nttncl,mcnt at d dancing-rarty w1tl,
anostcr man, whorcnpon ho shot ut her anl t!on
Llow hiH osp head opcn. lie fol tead. l!cr
cosscs-sseclB caught tha bullet AIMED IT heT aud
eayud her life.
, 1875-04-28

THO First Regiment OF infAntry, National
tauard Of Pennsylvania, returned to-day tEoas
tue coal rcGIon.
Tho bonJa Of the new City Treasurer Of 0aht
koah hayo boeu accepted, and he has taksa POI
session OF the ottlcs.
Tho Gao. l.. Morgan Poss, q. 4. r.. Miuns
spolls, havo held = preliminary meeting - ".
rang for all astt :!llnx with ladies stA aaaAA
euampuous Ut Ch!pxgo ns1t AostA
, 1875-04-28


pron1A, ILL.,, April 27.-1he body Of n MRlo tn.
fant, a,1arently nbout 8 months old, WAS alscov-
cred By romo boys sba afternoon i1oatin9 OH
tho aurlace Of the water near iLc Chicago. I!ork
leland 4 Pacific Railroad sl1ora. it's appearance
Indicated That abortion tlud tccn produced OH
sumo wunlan and tic fetas thrown into tile lake,
hut although tltligcnt scaeh has toen mado III
The nctghbor1,ood there are no Indications That
anything Of the lind wnH done. It IL probable
that tho guilty rartlee vii never bo discovered.
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fitcfal Dsnatch 10 TIE Chscaa3 Tribune.
DAVENPORT. H., Aprit 27.-1n Febr,1arg the
Grt,d Jury os this couaty fornd nu indictment
nSningt Or. William AcAflce, noted specialist
Of thia city, for procuring an abostiun on ynslng
Eiri named Lolita Dnah of Gcneseo. ILL.,, tGycs'H
Of nee, WHO camo here, for that purpose. Tho
ntorLon resulted in tho death Of t!lo child. Tho
doctor waa r'aced rndor tcnd-. and llis trial viii
oornnenco Tomorrow. Tho evidence for tho
State IL conclusive lut tho dofonHo Will cndeav,r
10 hllow up tho bad character Of the girf. This
crime IL punishable by long tar,n in Tho peni-
tcntiAry. Her setluccr is ono Of tie wcalthtcst
cttizous Of Geueheo.
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fSbft1dF 7z!FHFdfN "a &HS a fldH1u HtE3.
lflilEpoEvlLtE An, April 23.--This evening
sn usuratcd mob repaired 10 the County JUL.
aud demanded Of the taier 1Iora=o Wilson. H'lo
wes IN tho jail, convicted Of uantlauEhter aud
scutonccd to the renstontiary. Being sefused.
tl,oy breke epci, Tho doors, cn.o,ed tho cell oc-
clrIrd by W1lson, took hiul out, aud shot Lin 10
death.
Il ..ll 10 remembered that Wilson killed 4
gont1etnan In this paeo lads yenr. by the name
Of McUomb md wua sent to your city to 10 put
III tho Jnlton County JUL To- safe Keeping. Ho
to tho pe1,tlcn:iars for term Of years. 1t
sccns TINT tlls verdict did not meet public
appsayal. It i,esnn hold that the rrtmo Io had
committed detnaudcd moro keso'e punishment
thau tic ono the jury raw hroker TO iullict. THUS
believing, tho crnv Of 1ncll tuu.: the prisoDcr
from s cott, and in the came n,a:'ner illat ll1a
victim, MrCoinb, uaa Killed, ho b1usolf had TO
nt.tfcr daakb,
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FRANCE.

INTEREST T4rEN l.; oCA ct:::7C:;S1AL.
PAn1s, April a7.-al. d, La!a:ettc. President
1T the French Commission OF tho piliiadslnta
Exhibition. states that encouraging lot,ors lavo
toen rcc=ivs i from al1 parts Of Fiance. Many
lopEtations ffon natal C,annlacturorH. the prit-
c!pal vino G..ac:.t III tiruufc ami nrsc.;4:st8 Of
1vn;s, fl&ya y;sitel tho ComnItteo and rro;nsad
active cu-uIuf..iutl,
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a pETRoiT POLICE. COURT ertsoDE.

6tfcl13 IVSH11cH u 1He tHIcalaH 1FtVHWs =
DErNa1r. Mich, Apri! 27.-Quito an cyc'sc-
maus occurred at the Police Court hero to-lay. I'll
the discharge Of man named Geibor VIII h*l
been charged with arson On tue tcRt'.nons OF
ano.hcr man nnmcl Goldmau, mllo clnimod 10 he
m acco,nrliee. but Hfdee Testimony wnu utterly
riddted 4 lut OF Gcher f,iot,tls secured tsoltt-
1nan outside Of the Court nn1 was rfoccnding II
ytolont measures when tho polco arrived and
teacuca Lm from tic crowd With much trouble.
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already recolveh f10.ooD Of tl,e legacy. Mr.. ".
Cavo In Ills lIfrtino gi5o 0N) to Atnt,crot Col
lego, and ,na!a It tcsiduar- legasco in !4 wiil,
by whirfl II 1lll rrol,al3y rtcnivo further sH1
nf e750C0. lfn also Gavo largo GUMS to Willis
ton Seminary, II, hls ntsiyo town. llta donations
will c1csou 81, i,tUu, 0UD.