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, 1875-08-15

IfYou Walk On State Street,
near No. IS, neAr No. 131 Twenty.second street,
taks the trouble to Stop At W1swau Greenes. md
tbs "nobby styles Of boots and shoes for Ladies',
raissss and children.
, 1875-08-15

hanging away haH forgotten, sent 70 Cook McLain,
80 Desrbuyn, e3 or 2n West Madison strees, vii he
1n2de neE. alEnost, Ut trdfing expense
, 1875-08-15

forth. 1t really seems like reckless waite OF
money TO buy dollar gold cnain or pistol fan "
And she vent IN With SLOW step.-Detrol Fra
Press.
very high authority announces thAt tho pull
back sHrts are going out OF fashion. Doubtless
the reason h that moat sensible people approve
the styie sd think it ia not At all indecent. II the
hullsbaloo had continued the skirts would have
done likewise. Feminine obstinacy, you know-
Mias Cary took niece aud nephew along with
her to Europe. They are to put the finishing
touches to their musical education- They say
that Annie Louise is bound TO make fortune in
St. Petersburg. By the way, ehe u trst-rate
tcnor+inger, and can sing the whole OF the
serenAde from ~ Don Pxsquale in tenor voice,
and her soprano is good enough to carry her e1-
cellently through Robert toi que j aine.
II. Louis Veuil1ot, the great Ultramontane
editor Of Paris, undertook to enforce the Sunday
lax himself. He appealed to the public not
to patronize certain haberdasher who Kept
his shop open On Sunday. The haberdasher
sued for slander, aud the Court ordered the edl-
tor to pay E1G0 damages, and to insert the 1udg-
ment of the Court in Eve newspapers beeides his
oTn The Court held that the Sunday law WAS
1ead latter >~-.-a~.
sn.to- ~
Aa1le1se ano naoolns "eso .''A'
Texas. Manning now nou1asnes Aiona~
killed Mallette, and absorbed his pract'ce. fifss
they fought with bowie-kniyes, and neither WIS
killed. Then MsItette went cunning for Man.
,;,o and ;,atead of making a successful sport
=. :. 49,. .h,t 1,;ro.alf 17h;a vendatta WIS
~ ~, ~ "ae e,o~ - co-h;, ench
1onenI ous u Liz ne'e enoo'nooe ~ $780, =,
are the amenlnas OF tne "e<1coA PAo4e90" ="
Texas.
.1;s ,vaas-
Romance OF poor young man ds h"eoS
heart tilted him for the sake Of money, aud he
':-.,.,, .,ouah n d.,ca with her m har
was sp11'1ess enousu " a1. r.s;da II
wedding night The drdn'dtn persona fesloe 10
New York. The bride was named Miss Annie
~" AotA' 90. A. a,t,a;aar nd
krAfmu1ler. She 1s no" ME- 5cnue1ue1' o1n
Schneider ia snuffy and GO; but he is jolly, and
.-..t ;raaro~a,,ont M donbt IN the moor Young
great improvements " o."e7 W 1 ..r
man. Schneider let the poor young man
os,ca hnt ha nou1a we'll afford to be ma,nani-
oance' ous uo ,s oa r;-en',a..a.as "... ~
nous. under toe catoams1ancoo'
N,a F1ateber. of Huntington. L. T., has
80, =; -. haah.,d,. am.
eloped with farm-hano III net nusoauu GU
ploy, Mrs. Fletcher is aged 81; the laborer Ii
=, "a a,roaro,,s,v.b,ndsome Young Irish
24, and oAnge1ous4s-nS 'o"A5 -.
man. just over from the old country. oroth
of a hoy often makes meas OF it. Mr.. Fletch-
~. s,a ,,o,.1a,,o, IA in a fearful rape and
, 1875-08-15

The Two Orphans and Gentle.
The management Of ths Two Orphans declare
the photographs Of ss Claxton and Kittie blanchard
presented last evening" to e not only admirable Ike
nesses, but perfect gems Of Photographic IT. Studio,
lbs Ht1ta xkreet.
, 1875-08-15

Important to the Preservation Of Teeth
John Gosnsn's Cherry Tooth.Paste,
the most encaaous dentfEfcs knovn- Try It. For
q4s By a1l druaR1stx. Wholesale aganta ToEray L
Rradley, III Apd 1s3 Randolph street.
, 1875-08-15

Spring Lake Is Magnetic Water.
bv Buck Bayne1, makers Of tha Haxs Colo9ua
, 1875-08-15
Tho Beautiful Trade Structures
to Be Seen on Yhat Hand
some Thoroughfare.
soma of the Most Attractive Establish
meuts to Be Found in
America.
4 Detailed Mention Of Several Of It's More
Prominent Business Houses.

xa.raaoo netwean Lake and Madison there il
aarada Of prosperity. disaster.
&ep1 p1ee0o'eo .. rha s,-o;,o .ro,vas
and substantial g1o"1n
that used to pour along the nfae"na1aeo 'not-
oughfare now jost1s and jam upon the latter,
49,. -i,ao,xa ~ T,aka street. in the oldep
P'a'o-EAae7 ".o"o ,-a. 49, 81, 1u4, -
time no" shines fesplenaeu. 40 ~. .. .eus%u ~ y.
Madison. Lake il now = WHOLESALE 7sfee' .oe
nIsd;aon has become the great wholesale street
-. ., 1.a.da noota and shoes. clothing, .ud hats
1or CRY eoooe' D'o.s 49, .-a.t oo,a.1-,t;o., -
and caps. Even peiose 'no 6Ae-. e0.-o .1eo1 -. -
Was certain that Madison street was soon oes-
tined to be- the great east aud vest thorough
f.le OF sne et, ,aosa an .autbV.r md realssta.e
otpopu'ar'on nao iaoeo '";,,a ;,ss,..tas - 49,
speculatorH-tnose 1nio1lAo1o '1'01@eo ~
growth and prosperity OF place-nao ALREADY
1ot a nr;ce unon property there far beyond the
..;,,ast 5rssns of tho owners OF = few years pre-
NOUS bnt eae u'o -.s" 1850 - to-5.1 hah1v
nation, and Madison et1ee1 " eo-unS p.opauy ai'n
represents more "eala pel tiont Gn; .oo@ .aa ~
any other east and weas st1ees u en.caso. 10 4s
State street is on Madison, ana m9nY ., sne
largest and handsomese BUSINESS poi.otus? ~a9
located hare. Among these may 90 nenuoneo
THE TRIBUNE Bui!d1ng' Me'!ckers 1nesee'
Major and La5aue blochS' cae,u = a1'soA ao'o
sale building. and others. Aao1son slIeet eol.-
tains besides more OF the acns1tS, splenao,
prise, aud beauty IN its Precncta tnan any othe5
street in town. 1t Ii mere ene Aatoo! !.
Granger delights to plomenaae' :. ana ~ -
here, too, sonetmes. toas n0 ~ aeooeu. -
1t is here that jealous o. aou!saIs a.o
compelled to acknowledge Cn1caeo Superiority
for Madison street alone possesses no1e " .ue
elements Of great city than a. o. Aoa.s:
can show larger and grander pnilaiogs ano moae
Of the hustle Of BUSINESS Tnlca ulsaoS -. 9s
Chicago from other cities fos me oenens te " ~,
readers. IHE TRIBUNE appenios m79u 1I"5;ao,, -,
come OF the more HoIao1o ou1auueo ~ 5 ~.
street. WITH . reference 20 tne WWo S1o
dividuals DUNG buslnese tneteln- --,=.~
OTIS hu1LpLSo. ,.,u.st
Thi1 hne bu11olng' losateo ~ se son.us ..t,'e.,t
corner OF State ana Madlson s51eeto, - n!1uo"s L!
doubt the most centfahy ioeateo, - ouh4
Less, OF any ont'o1ne IN Cn4eako - 20 49,.
lnterfecs'on OF the eteax eou'n snu "es' c.raae
ION halfway nnes' aoo ooses os sc. & So 1.,.,,,tae
cars leave thhe corner eset9 10" oarnau aaus;s -
1or az parts OF '4e cry. rianE sa5 .o ~ ha
what the corner o1 AaAe ano e1A uieo =; .be 10
before the Fire. More people pasa II ~ tae
course OF DAY than pass any 1soes at poans .; ~
Chicago The ot!s bu'alne was tne n1st p1olla.
nent block erected In the c1ty a1tof me gleak
condagrat1on. IL 10 nne nve-s19ly ot1ca VIII hu
handsome stone u1mnmss' pan' IL II. .ns
most 6uossanL2! mAuuei, Ano ~ p4"r
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L & SCH00L AXD G0LLEGE DIRECTORY,

book of ne,r4y 100 pages. complied expressly =
guids to aid parents anil guardians tu selecting =
school, It contains comle:e list of al the schools
AID colleges IN the United States Information In
gard to places wnereia the schools located, tho
climate, railroad facilities, etc. also special deaer1p~
ton ot tho mcst desirable institutions Of learning.
sent free upon application. Postaxs' cents
r. COTESWORTH PINCKSE4,
Bureau Of Sehcol Advertising and Information, Do
IT,, New York City.
Pamphlets Of the leading senninaxies and acaden1et
both city and comntz, can also be obtained, tree of
expense, by calling 1t the Directory Office ~ Above, IN
Union Square.
, 1875-08-15
EDUCATIONAL;

SlXTY-THIRD SESSION..
Studies will be resumed Tuesd1y Sept 7. For CATS
logue3 xljteaa the FTeaident.
REV. E. J. C0LoyIN. C. s. c.
N3tr% N1Fua IND
, 1875-08-15

Select Boarding. School foz Young Men End Boys:
It B;n0 Sing, n. T.. On tbs Hudson fun graded
courss os instruction Diplomas Il graduation NJ
f..r7 organization complete Aod thorough. Grounds
bs,utiful aud buildings coznnodioas. FoztJ-seeond
yer bez7n8 8ept- 1R Send for circnlar containing
Chicago references. J. HOWE ALLEN. Fr1oepAl.
, 1875-08-15

THIcAGo FEMALE COLLEGE, MORGAN PARK
Z {near chteago). The college building il entirely
furnished Lighted BY gas heated by fnrnaees and sup
rlied with uater tnrodnced by pipes throughout ths
house. TIE location commands \ view Of Lakes Ca!o-
mel and Michigan South Chicago. the trains on nix
different railroads. and In the distance tho great city
Of Chicago The facllty consists of eAven professors
spd six lady teachers The next sesnn opens Sept IL.
For circulars address the President, g. Thayer, e
the Principal Mrs. Mary Fields, Room A. Lakeside
Hutdioa Chicago Ofaoe hon1s from 10 l. n to u n.
, 1875-08-15
GTEASON'S ACADEMY.

echooi for Young Nen aud BoJH, 829 West Adzzls-
r f.oursA at instruction extensive thorough, petcd
caL FAu term conmanees Sept 6. send tor drcatar.
Il. H. GLEASON, PRINCIPAL
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Seminary Of tlG Sacred Heart
Aliens Academy,

For the thorough elcea.ton OF boys of III sgea- si1
Departments, including tho Primary. Abse Faculty..
Tenn commences Sept 9. IRA W. ALLEN. IL D..
pxasidesot 13l MUchigAn-2Y, Gh:c4Go.
, 1875-08-15

ST JOHNS SCHOOL,
Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies' and
Children Rev. THEODORE IRVING. LID, Eector,
q West Thirty-second-st., New York DR.. 1rving's
special elass for the study Of thu Englsh language
and Literature, illustrating and illustrated BY Hts-
tory with readings from tho best authors will bazir
in November. His class for the historical and critical
study Of the Fine Arts will begin At tho aaue time
The Fau Term begins Wednesday, Sept - 1875.
For Circulars and information apply ~ above.
, 1875-08-15

~H1CAGO SCHOOL or ART AND DRAWING
u and Painting Academy: architectural and
mechanical drawing. modelling. sculpturtng; eTeEJ
branch appert1intug TO tbs Arts Aud meckln1cs !;
special tesehsr1 and scho1ars during vacsion
open from T. m. Addra&a Pru9s. HOLMES / 1AKE,
suath1Ast sot1E &tat4 md Aa1toa 4sta, Room T.
, 1875-08-15

-7noDLATS COTTAGE. CORNER SIXTY
w third a.: and Woodla wn~av. ple4 nm: home
boarding school for young children TIE second term
xtn beVtn Sept, !. The patronage of parents going
atroad and of guardians Of znothr1aas cht1trtn, =
rs=pectfnl]y solicited. Address A1s~ c. r. COL
WELL. Hyde Park, III
, 1875-08-15

MRS. GARRETSoN79
Eu1liah French. and German Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies' and Children, No. "a West
Forty seventh st., between Fifth aud Sixth WI
reopen On Wednesday, 8ept- q, 1s'a. Appieaaoos
male personally or by letter, ~ above
, 1875-08-15

HARvA SCHOOL,.
93 SIXTEENTH-3T.
The next term oFens Sept. 13- Careful per1onA e
teution to pupils AddEasa EDF. = "Aika'' \. 1@7
1daat.x
, 1875-08-15

rhara IN mt house in Chicago that carries
more choice and select stock OF ms lmpot.so
Gnuors. Bourbon and rye whisk1es. thao ".
Jamas Eeau, at No. 1856 Madison street. 10
1oaa mt send out drummers, but rather prefers
fo handle such goods as he can sell "noliy GU
thar Tner;ts: and it ia by th0s handling the very
i,a.t or.daa Of imported and domestic brands
that he claitns the patronage OF bia patfons' at'
Egan is one Of our pqaess ;n IT,
Via has grown with the growth or chicago. me
handsome and SPACIOUS establishment Wh'cn ne
occnpies was built by himself. and Was the Sely
frst building that was put up after the gtgss
conaagration work having commenced on ~ 1Ae
next day after the fire. mention Of Wnlfn aan;s W.
faciI;tiea for furnishing the trade arc unsu1pasa
ad bY apy firm in the city.
L. P. TEL co.
So important ~ item OF building e me 'oo'
that il would b. better far to put uo WIN IN W
a.;nig facade than to have poor. rntrustTottny
sa9' s1s1a In the very best material for roofing,
and stilfully laid, it endures as no Omar n.s~
tar;.1 viii. A, r Teel l. Co., slate ro0ie1s,
whos. ot6ce is At No, 1888 Madison e1eet, noom
Il. hsve reputation in their Line second 20
none in The Northwest 4to,e1n IN ts %ftb tbas ms-
ten. they ara far ahead OF An.
e.ha~ 6rn. Practical men themselves. they
h.ve. by employing the very best mecnanlcs anu .n
dealing in the very best material secnfea tne
bulk OF al tbs railroad Vork N tne So'-1n hare
- o ~ a c;tY or q town uf note n the outlying
nonotrr - nt that does no. give evidence Of Their
skill. They ars also Western sales agen.s 5 1o5
seversl OF fhs slate Quarzies Of Pennsylvania xto
Vermont.
W.E. ELAIH- =,
1n;. ue,1-knovn sien-painter has oommool-
ma eatablahmens 1t Nos. Ill and l73 Aaa?son ~
street. He ia sole manufacturer 1of tna H.
OF he fsvorite patcot open-"ork slens anu u
ne.s. ne made Of wire. No signs yet ms.onucso ng -
have proved more popular q Thsu n1ln ars hen in
hIca @ esteem BY business mon sTsunt II noyel
eanss @ thsJ combine the gr.nd esssaox essn.x.. u -
sisnIsr soanasnx sud A.tznces
, 1875-12-12
DEMOCRATIC SER5NADES.

WASHINGTON CLUBS CALL ON SPEAKER KERR
WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. u.-Tho Demo-
cratic Jackson Association and Metropolitan
Democratic Club formed in rorchlight procession
tonight, and, proceeding to WillaEds Hot e+
serenaded Speaker KeEr. who srohe as follows;
Gentiemen-"It It would be very improper Tor mo
tonight to do more, in the present condition OF
nv health, than simply in fen words express
tn vou the great qualification hare Of receiving
At your hnnds tb'e evidence OF respect aud appre-
chiffon, and to express to you my acAno"leoe-
ment for tue courtesy you have manifested IN
extending to me this very cordial reception l
beg YOU to sccept my thanks, and to excuse
mo from saving anything more oso soo
good night"
Speaker Kerr retired amid cheers and music.
Senator Wallace, Of Psnnsylvaoia, was then
introduced. and said the Forty Fourth Congress
had now been intrustcd to the Democracy. Ii
was for them to prove their ability IN 4essen'ng
the burdens OF an oppressed ana oVe1tAAeo
pcop,e, TO stop the leaks, and TO punish wrong
doers, Economy must marx every s'ep' ana Tue 10
Government be administer cd for the benent OF
iii soctions. The Democracy we're about to enter
upon tb cir trial. The people themselves veIe
the iudses It was for the Democrats
in Congress to prove their fitness lot
tha hich rl.ces to which they
wers S called. they must be governed
bv statesrnanship deep and wide enough to cover
oyety section. and the Ereat aotefeets oI M a.
Judgment and discretion must marx tnen PA'o-
way. ,,. .,d rro,;ah
and Representative Cox were also serenadod ano
acknowledged the compliment IN o11e1 rems1As:
The procession passed by the res1oehee u
Fernando Wood without batting or eno"4nA Any
manifestations Of respect.
, 1875-12-12
PERU.



PANAMA., Dec 2.-Tho 0pinaD1s Rationale. Of
Lima. Peru, says: IS Repairs to the Saa Andres
Hospital being necessary. ono wall of tho Chinese
ward WAS thrown down, when the laborers found
tia: the wall was hollow and flied with human
remains. The lAborcrs then worked wish zeal
until between 1000 and s. GOO skeletons were dis.
covered. San Andres Hospital "as built in
1857, under tho protection Of the Marquis
of Cancte. Don Andres Huttado. and.by the ab-
yice OF spapigh priest named Molina Since
then to the present time, 1t had been employed
for the charitable and humane purposes fox
which it WAs cousecrAted. How the skeletons
came rha1e found is not known to any one,
but the South Pacific Times SAYS that
tho impression generally prevails that
those booes belong to the victims OF
the Inquisition- They appear to be
from $50 to 200 years old. And from thsir appear"
Ance lead to tho belief that the bodies vera
thrown into an opening between the wallis. All
the skeletons appear to b clothed, and tie
dresses, boots and ahoe8 are found 20 be mixed
with Large quantities OF xomeo's hair. ! pos.
ton of Spanish u0issal has Also been foun.l
bus nothing OF any Ts1uc-
cosDKMEEp TO DEATH
P2dro Palacios, the pr1ese who "as tue eaua@
OF outrages, mu1dsregs, and. .iucendlaHam a
Gan higuol, in Salvador, h.s beeu condamood
to death oy tho military tribunal
F1FANc1AI~
Tho Government and banks OF Pdro may b
said to bo virtually bankrupt The aeKotiAt1ona
at Pszis for the sale OF 5,00o, 600 tons Vi guano
were not accepted by ths Gove1nnsnt. It
wanted mora liberal ofera.
, 1875-12-12

NOI1ICH1.

The n.e.ste1ed Construction Bonds of the Chicago
Gas Light and Coke Company, standing on ne tooss
z. E. Atwzter, w. IL Anthony, Alex Brown, J. A.
Brown Jr, E. Bowen, Geo. Brown, Sarah 4. Brown,
John N. Brown. J. Beccher, D. P. Bacon, 9ss h. buI-
Barker Isabeua Brown, 6. s. Brown md o:hers. F.
B:acxman. E Bringhursr. Jane s. Brown. c. + Bill
IT, F. Bronson, T. Go6e, T: r; Cade coa1ss Mary =
j. Caldwell estate Of v. J. Gamer. C. Dawscn; +. I.
Dickey c. D. D1cke,. J. E Dnnnan: Thos. 8: Dj1nn'
Luz T. s. Deposit Co.. Y. H. Grahau1. G. Green
Wy, j. T. Hub6el. E. Hoffman, h Hunnewel. Trns-
teo, E. II. Hadduck. 3: 1ngham; " Keen Sarah B.
L.a9itts Vi % E. %Msico1u o. Henry Mag. F: Marquand, J.
Mtcbel. b. Il. Magic, Merchants savings. 1oan, ana
George Nosent, P. F. " Peck ii: E. pech. F.W. Peel,
feraei Sheldon, T. sehubart s. 4. smith, s. s!aunton,
T. J. P. Shields, Georgs F. Stone, J. J. y: a sisr v
Alexander smith, H: s9ipey eer1i.s Smith. F. l.
Moses Taylor ). H. Underwood, A. H. Van Nest 1ulia
l. YIN Nsss, E. Van Nesa, H. Ward, G; p Williams.
Il Wae. mst1tef j. s :; w.ii:ee, T. T. assi wis1a.
Jseph whitaker, E 7. watkins, F. L. Winthrop.
trustee ?: l. Toe Henry Young 5ames 3; ISung'
3 49, ~ S7 2's, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ !oa a'
e e Ss ess :ss 3s ss' $ g. zS' ;ai
99 l3o1 14ia 137a 81, TIC. 1921, ,141 Sal W VI
1,S32 SAL rs VS. SIS, III. 1ol 81 5s 93. ~
sec, 3l, III. ILL., 335 :3a 1s67 ~ ~ a'2 t'1ys: -:
lis, ii, ST. Isl, 1+7, a57. i1s7 1.3o6 1s24 ee2
Isl 3se 1i 1ss2 l:o 9;1 7s4 IL o2s e IT. sa,' s
i7st, lai6, aea la1, 1s2 3ss, SIS, 3sl So. 697,
1.2T, I2s ma 1898. sY2 1000. 13sl, 1,2e3 2o5, ao6.
2o7 3o9, 21o @yl ALL 4o3 2!3 4o4. are, By resolution
Of ths Board Of Directors of said Company. ordaEed
to be called in and paid; and tho same will be TO-
deemed It the oGee Of the Company on and after the
1st day Of January, A. D: 1876. Tho holders Of said
bonds arc hereby notified thereof, and that on and
STR the said lst dag Of January H. D. la6 the said
bonds will ceaso to bea1 interest,"
Ey order Of the Beard Of Dicectort-
EFT. WATKINS, President,
JAMES Z. BURTIR Secretary,
fhiczcu ILL.,. Nos. n. 19f5.
, 1875-12-12

The KntIroud Suits-Pcnitentiary
n1nnnEeua c1at.

The RntIroud Suiss-Pcnitentiary
mnnnEeuac emit.
Speeiul Dtsratcit to Tie Ch.eado Tribune.
BrR1xoE1E1p, Ill, Dec. 1.-The Eairoad
Commissioners arc advised by Judge ChaEles
Wheaton, of Genevn, their attorney in the Non
mouth case against the Chicago. Burlington l.
Quincy Railway. that that cnse is one to which
the objection attaching to othors does not apply.
30 far rs the schedules are concerned, and 10
corl1ngy tho declaration will be amended in
other particulars to conform to tho recent su-
prone Court decision, and tho srial OF the cause
wlll be ureed a. the January term oy the Peoples
consent The case against tue Toledo, Wabash
t. Western Road for extortion will DO tried ut
DECATUR next Wednesday.
The Executive Office to dav received 1etter
from Gov. Tl1den, Of New York, inquiring - TO
the capacity and system Of management Of the
Illinois PenitentiarY- Information Is desired Tor
use in remodeliug and improving the system aod
CONDUCT of the New York Pentent1ary. Re-
ports Of the Commissioners and other informa-
lion Of our Peniten.iary were returned Gov. Til
den.
, 1875-12-12
Rebellious Mutterings Among tho New.
ly-Fledged Democratic Con-
Erassmen.
To"H0rroW's Caucus to De a Sort Of
Ouye-Branch Affair.
Speaker Kerr Talks Briefly to serenadlug
Democratic Clubs,
Democratic Endorsement Of sha Presidents
Views on The School Question.
POSTAL Bill,
TExT OF THE R0raE MEABunE,


POSTAL BILL.
TEXT OF THE KoraE MEASURE.
5pec.s D1spa,eh to yhs cnicaoo -,7bun..
WAsu1serox. n e.. Dac II -1,a oa,c;,1s -
H.. o.. oH. n.-4.-t 0
sno 1oot-on'eo oeo7'en'eot na'e spent moch
study aud labo: on the queation OF the rates Of
postage, aud hare made calculations which
show inst where tho lcss To tbe Goyarnnant mr.
cura Thav 80 t,,+ 49, 1osa ~, s....,s, .,os-
.,.. 10y ~. 49,. 49,. w WOO w eoeouo'e41''
ns.!s sn1ca eoos1sss o. ne"spapefs. eaa p maga
zines, aud periodicals ID sc, 9S3 023.9l, aad the
loss pef round ID about 121 centa beinr
, 1875-12-12

spse4sl Dispat:h to 7hs Chteas" TJoant.
M11wAux1E, Wis, Dec. 1.-The jury IN tho
ease of Burback and Reynolds uent out at
$40 Q. m. aud returned At 1o:1o with Averdict OF
guilty aeniost each Of the defendants. In the
absence Of the defendanta' counsel, Air. mck1n-
nov, q m act OF courtesy to them. had the Jury
polled with tho above result. and applied to tue
Court to rece1re motion by defendants' 'or
new trial If desired Oh Monday. 10 tho course
- n. ,ftarnoon before the jury vert out, Bur-
b.ck's surcties came in and surrendered Bur
back, having received information that defsnd~
ant was preparing to leave tho country.
Defendants in other cases VINO Ease neen
watched are eaid to be making preparations 70
leave.
It is understood. in reference to the release OF
Lenis 1ands1opf. tho distulcr. from custody 1or
contempt in refusing to aue"cf tae qusssloa.o
terday, that Rindakopf gave no information
likely to lead to the ooaviction OF other pa1usa
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a:'v sud all attempts looa4ns to division Of ;ho
public school fund.- 20 nattsr for Wha:
fa1toss that the Denocrati: party has been, is
noS. aad I"ays Will bo 10 fA7or OF fres schouis:
free press FREQ s, esch, FREQ trade. mud gold and
silver a. the only constitutional money Of tho
erHng Of tba Republican party. It ia well
known to the nation at large ths the only fatal
blow ever attempted 10 be struck At the ttee
schools of ;hla country vas by the Republican
party in Congress rhen it cndea7ored 10 mix
ahte and black children in the same schools.
No Stato snalI mako any law respecting an
establishment OF a.'y religion OF prohibiting the
free exercise thereof, and no money raiaed OF
taxation tor the su port Of public schools. OF
derived from any publ: fund therefor. shall ever
be under the control Of any religious sect, nor
rHean religious eects or denominations.
, 1875-12-12
SUSPECTED OF completely in the frauds except
su,h A. had already been secured.



81; LOO:S'
nADcooks fhosFkc7h'
5pseta. DFfpatch 70 The ch'eaoo Tribune -
49,. at;1, tha ,1.orbtne subjects ol conversation by
-, o1....a ~ neon1e. He was aoxiously expected
e'' 1'~7es" ~ fr ..: .
to day. and COCA taan9 cu'4ous peot't7 "o.'
disappointed in rot getting 3 look ~ the no1o-
rioue it not famous "Bab." There /. good
d., ~ anAoulation concerning his case, and
..-.. a;rn,.;.v of oni,,ion about the results of
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THE SCHOOL QUESTION:.
~, -.,. 1rnorsrvryr OF p1ESIpEST GRANT 8

VIET8-
EEw YORK. Dec. u.tA special from Washing
TIM s.vs ths Democrats are generally accepting
t,o id. that thev should fall in With the Preal-
dent,s eureeation Of constitutional amend
m,nt nrohibiting the support Of sectarino schools
out OF rublia moneys. and At mees!og o. u"
na,oorr.,ic Association OF the District Of Colum-
bin, las. night, the first step 'o"atos sucu
movement Was taken By tie introoncuon OF te7.
olutions rectrg that the froo-schoo1 s5stem OF
tho United 8t.tes is tho brightest star IN tho GAL
~ ~ IN. Rennb1ic; spd that on is maintenance
~ n.rnot11iiy depend the present and future OF
the the American people that tho Democratic part,
, 1875-12-12
NOTES AND NEWS.

PACIFIC MAIL SUBSIDY sIAAS-
WAsHrxoroS. D. G., Dec. 11.-Ar. Riddle
counsel for tho Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
In tho District Court to-day stated that he had
heretofore dismissed, in entire Misrepresentation
OF the wishes Of the Company and without a1-
thorry, suits against pastles for the recovery Of
money recei7ed by them On account OF tue Sub
eidy. and, on his motion, the Court relnstated
the c4see.
GENEVA AwAEns.
The bill! introduced in tho Senate Thursday
to repeal the twelfth section Of shn act otsanlz-
ing court to distribute the Geneva awards, 90
Al to allow the insurance companies
to participate, is not intended to in
ciudo all ciaima Of foreign companies
Ono Of the Teasona urged for in
sorting the twelfth section. excluding insurance
companies, was that the stockholders in many OF
our companies vero foreigners, and it would not
be proper to ALLOW them the benefit OF the
award
TIE INDIAN COMMISSIONER
The nswly-appointed Commissioner OF Indian
Affans. John Q. Smith, has arrived. aud assumed
charge Of tho Indlan Bare:u to-day.