, 1875-01-17

As connterblaat to Finchs vituperntive efforts
your correspondent preserves note OF part Q
this Hon. Winfield Smiths speech for the de-
feudents. which Is worth preserving.
The gentleman concluded BY saying that de
| PENDANTS vero charged with contempt OF this or
der. He had sincere respect Tor tue courts
| he bowed in alteration before the majesty
justice. Ee esteemed 1t bus highest pride tina
be was member OF the noble profession who's
function it is to secure unpolluted and unbiaset
| iusticn. He described the regard in which Il,
hold the profession, and the disgust with wbicf
he viewed any practices calculated to prostitute
it to improper uses. He characterized the orde
issued BY Jared Thomson as q scaude1 to Justice
He had no ul-feelinR for any Of the parties o.
counsel-lcas: Of all for the unfortunate mar
who was seduced into signing this order; bettel
for him that be had had O milestone around BIZ
neck and been cast into the sea, than he hac
on the Court 10 p1ace the zeal OF it's condemns
ton upon this open breach OF judicial morality
He contrastcd the character Of the honest Judge
hc:areble among all men, and held in the high
est esteem by the Bar, with that Of the judicial
tunctionary uho prostitutes his high duties tt
law inlueoces, and yielda to base temptation o.
| secret inauance. The admiration duo to the
good Judge 10 oqualled only by the contempt
deserfed By him who iorgcts his responsibilities
and disregaris his duty. He pray ed God that
| which the Court has had to deal, should also te
! the last
The case is resumed Monday.
LET Us LOOK At HOME FIRST.
Father Gonzago, one Or t1e ola-sttio 1natan
MISSIONARIES Gno has seetiea Smong IAe u1oes
OF Northern minnesota Is GOWN s1ls Noy asklnS
money N ala OF h's laoo1e: no ora"s @ pLtlm
been suffered to starre BY the neglect OF the In
dian Agents, who pocket about $780, year,
esc. out Of their necessities.
FRIDAY morninet En"atu ~. ~ NoSene a an ola msn' s
vas found oead ~ sne 1oce OF .ns esatcase 0a =
building on Que OF our pt1ncipal esIeets' 1nia
/ man bad no otnef means OF Aslns tnRn eauns
such SCRAPS as ne coalo snatcn as tos 1fee-lonch
couEtera OF she Saloons
Aso4K1so MoaAR BOY.
boy named Husn hlSelns, asea ~ Nnose
aiyely nothing, and lives On tns scanty earn
iugs Of two poor half stole 10 cents on
saloon counter. ana was sent to me Ke1oEm
schoo!. 70 remain tnere nosu ~ yea1s Q! aEe. "
fece1sapg tne sen'auce, tne iupet1tnoa' suo"ea
fell to the floor in fit. He has been removed
to the hospital, where the feeble spark
Of life, ike : lamp fed with water,
bss ha.n a;ckern0 A h;a h.1f-s;s
t.@, .snss.,, ~sv - h.no b;s nretoav - rr;l,
1saS ea." "a ~ - ,ir.n 80 orsrt tbera
Last weak we dedicated sc6ool-houss that cost
1000, and the authorities etill report about
half tho youthful population roaming about tho
ftreets to follow IN the footsteps OF this soarng
human boy.
TIE CHANCE n TIE pr.AyKrEIor
AIr. E, 3. Sherman. 1ato OF the Island Hotel
Toledo. md Railroad Houae, Minnssota juno
ton. has negotiated the transfer Of tho 1eass OF
tho Plankinton House. He will acquire tho
propert, on the list OF February, nr: oottfiil
this morning. Mr. Sherman is q famed exhibitor
Of blooded- horse stock, and has for some years
past been rust;cating On bis magnificent Spring
brook Farm, Dodge County, this State. There
is probably not I better known man in the
Northwest, and he win doubtless add to The
popularity Of tho Plankinton If that be possible,
p1scoRpAHT Mug1c1Ars,
For . long tine pAst the Milwaukee Musical
Society has bsen torn by internal disscnsions.
THURSDAY evening meeting ct the Society took
place, at which the Presldent met tho members
With frank ststement Of tho situation, the pith
OF which is found In the following summary OF
the concluding portion ak his remarks, ~ fol-
lows:
variety Of methods for arranging our futare might
b. suggested. VIZ:
I. reorganization Of our taoros Rising The dues;
admitting two on he3st' :.,' A &C. ...
- .Sg ua1Se - - -, n,naE 9t4 - AA' A~~~s'
~ i eo,EoIds.ion Tith ths fou:ar Mena Association.
or soms ether psJ vita 10 zad IN aafeient to
l. Or sala Of thu properly sn1 winding up of it,
Affairs.
4 Committee Of Conferences with tho seeded
male chorus was appointed, to report ss the 70
04aTHA 0Al, On LQ6 2okN tQst.
WISCONSIN ENcAMPxE1T, /. o. Q. r.
Last night the ot3cers-elect OF Wisconsin En-
campmeut Nc we're duly installed. with tho
full ceremonies Of the Order. IN Odd Fellows
Hall: G. P T. N. Kollock b. p, J. H. Hongh-
taling; 8. n. 7. H. James; Treasurer, J. F.
EisrEard; Scribe, N. ". Sherman Financial
Scribe. d. II. Meianer; J. W., L. IL. Drake; 0.
s.. Mic Fuas l. s.. H. T.. Marahali; Guide, r.
Van Vcohten. Jr.; First r., T. J. Cieaver; SEQ
oud ~, D. Mcdonald; Third, IT.. George A.
Haoaford; Fourth ", John a.. Ewing First
G, Of T., c. 4. Adams; Second 4. Of T., 4. B.
Woodworth.
c. F., F. N. Ko1lock was presented, before ad-
journment, with IN elegant combination regalia
and coin Jewel.
rz7,orona
Mr. W.T.. Hoisinoton Tiil lectnre in p1ynonth
rhnrc,, Snndsv araning On tha !. Ha1ig1ona IT
4ncIcnt Eevrt-"
tIM.r r,,-ie+;., n.oca .vi11 la tha srhiact ~
t7;scorrse lv Dr, Griith. OF the Jefforgon street
Raotiet Chnrch Sunday forenoon. In tho evon.
no tha naator viii discnss - Tba Wav to h
Eavad
The 3ay r. r Ward will preach mt ST. Ed
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eay - ~eA@'1o-" @'"41:l- -D~*1~SA 49, oSS~0'
1he USUAL caoTcR-0our SERVICES WILL DC CO
E4FVau 1T the tRtRedrnl. corner OF m2fGlAl auG
sn.id;,,r snd q /. MalIorT vii officiata. Hniv
EucharSt viii be celebrated n T. m. All seata