, 1875-09-26

aa he himself mildly put it, correct his brothe>'e
errors in doctrine. and las. Sunday was fixed ea
blmaeH present, and tho church Was filled, q
newspaper announcement having given cotice OF
the nature Of the discourse that was to be dtliv-
cred. Without followiu. the learned PASTOR II ID
sufficient to say that be confined himself to
the Trinity. saying be thanked ham, doott;oa Goa
whilst be was p:pder1ng tbis gFava
mystery in the study OF Spring street parsonage
the previous week, which revelation ls III cut.
stance rs follows: That man - tha image OF
God spiritually, that mans trinity Is, hras, Inc
CONSCIOUSNESS Of being-"h.ch Is the greas mFs'
terry which no mau Observation-Disclosures by
tho nord EGO am second1y. the bend, or tho
divtno intelligence and, thirdly, the heart. or
divine love. The corresponding trinity ct the
godhead is for Ego. God the Father 1of
the head, or divine intelligence. God the SOD
which is Loeos, "the word !" and fer the heart,
or divine love, the Holy Ghost. How this thing
is going to end nobody can foretell. 1t seems
al though Milwaukee was cot big enough loS
both those oSpaading intel1ects at ono and the
Same time.
coTzuAUsES's CROSS.
Mr. Coszhausen, q leading Democrat and
lawyer, who has held foremost place for yeaFe
ss German politician, and Who Is at one ana
the same time the most admired and the best
hated Of his class, was appointed Fuosio Aom!n-
istrator some time ago, onstlng IN American
DEMOCRAT. An application is rov pending be-
fore tic Circuit Court, which, granted, will prove
a serious stain Oh the gentiemans g character, in
it it is affirmed that in the estate Of one Guon-
ther, deceased, said Cotzhauseu, as adalinlas1a-
tor. took deed OF certain property, worth ABOUT
IS, o0D, from tho deceaseds safe, and deposited
it with banker Jacobs, she charge being that b7
10 doing he converted it to Ills personal use.
Mr, Cot2hausen at onca summoned meeting OF
the Bar Association, intiuaatlng that nothing
short OF complete ylndicaton at their hands
would heal bus 1acorated feelings and wounded
honor. The Association met and-Elnsufar It
did NOT strife air. Cotzbatsen i1l That light be-
fore-c.me to the conclusion that for toem TO
interfere to rsronounce one OF their memoo1s m
nocent or guilty Of . MOST grave charge Hniies
before Cour: for adjudication. would 10 an un-
pardoaab.o i'm -ertinence, rs well Gs breach OF
professional etiquette. cud an uuequaled And
useless piece Of absurdity, 2ot to say bonbnss
and 40 adjourned discussion on thu matter till
the Court las rendered decision.
It is supposed that the erd sought IN this ltl-
stance iB to remove the ex-senator from olnce os
Public Administrations.
SOCIAL DISTRACTIONS, INCLUDING E1ofEASsTs.
We have not been without our distractions this
past week. DR.. Hatchard, q venerable phJsl-
clan, who has long invited scandal by his manner
Of life, has served us with an appetaeiEg rePast
Of that character. This gay cid Don Juan bag .
record as long as continental hotel bill OF
amours and iudiscretions, public and private,
Snd otherwise; also. two families,
one OF which il undivorced and resided in the |
country whilst papa searched for atlinlties and |
Incidentally hung out + doctors Ghingle in tho |
;ty. Hatchard found among his patients an old |
hap aamod Cummings, an Eastern stsge-driver, |
rho il credited with having thrown of the ties |
Il sn interesting conjusal life to fly to nest Of |
eace aud bliss in the West, provided By the bo-
Eitcnins arms OF dainty little grass widow, OF |
rf
nd wearing the form Of forbidden fruit, this |
west morsel tempted Saint Hatchard beyond en-
urance. He piled the arts OF the sedacer, and vas
imsef sednccd- The couple disappeared, lenv-
If old man Cummings prey to remorse and
leoase that the Doctor has forgotten to finish
security Of their country home, rejoice |
their good ridd1uce-
Miss Nora Desmond, q NoWhall House waiter
ri. Of 1onanly proportions and graces and
Ill share of good looks, stricken foolish With
ve Of one Summers, IN actor who played here
it'll the Rankin troupe, ran away from her CO m
rtable home to get nanied-that is the way We
1t ito her loved one in Chicago, but was
ther aoured by the loved one not coming to t
me or forcibly induced to return, and is now to
found, perfectly self-possessed and defiant,
I'll dressed and good looking, at her mothers
cture. Tns true Story is Raid to run like this
nat the girl was stage-struck, and Summers en-
uraged her with tho premise OF position and
azriage, and, when the time was ripe. ths Gu
gement was shat Of courtesan, and this mar
,ge purely ore OF love eana ceremonie. Nora
Chicago.
In several articles on the subject of the
s1,ecton OF wheat in this caty, as compared
ii tho raies prevailing in Chicago, I referred
nsnicuouely to the honesty and ability Of the
ief inspecting officer Of Milwaukee, Mr. Hol-
nd. Lately Mr. Holland has been engaged in
IN York in assisting in the remodeiing Of the |
rrupt system OF that city on principle re-
milling OUT own, and, before leaving, an
oye to the Empire Stata- Mr. Holland firmly
fused On his return home, these facts being
armed By our Chamber OF Commerce. they met
d adopted the following resolutions:
s7HknEAs, nc understand that strong effort il now
ing made to induce cur Grain Inspector. Mr. Carl
:chn7ce Of New York. at compensation which is
presented to be srsey in excess of the ezaouments
tho o1dce tn this city and
We ahoald regard 1t as serious misfor-
to the interests Of our grain tTade to lose tho
rs Of Mr.. Holland IS Grain Inspector, whose long
excellent management Of the oflce has established
aade1ce in the Integrity Of onc grain inspecton fr
near, md has in small degree contributed to |
pre-emtnenee Of Milwaukee as the lending inland |
eat market Of the Continent; therefore,
Resofred, ThRt tnis Chamber OF Commerce, whi.o
stthel It the confidence evinced by the grain doal-
OF New York in the sound Judgment md integrity
Mr. Holland, would greatly regret to 1oae his vslu-
10 services as its rain Inspector and hereby rencws
assurance, to which its members have giren e1-
sion at every annual election since its o1sauizs-
Il, OF their appreciation Of bis services IN that
2aeity, and Of their confidence In Lila honesty ebil
and uns*errng irauess in the impartial discharge
hts responsible duiie8-
Resotred That the Secretary be instructed to pre-
1t ;ir. Holland With copy OF those resolutions.
1t is grand thing to be sbls to hand down to
ture generations such an heirloom al that