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, 1875-10-07
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

BtataI Attorney Read retuEatd from New York
Jncsaay evening, aud at bis post again yesterday.
Tho Committee on Public Service Of tho County
Board Mas espected To report liz. Of the Judges Of
election Yesterday, hut failed for soms causo,
Tho order uf tila aupremu Coutt tu the csss Of
nlenucrhassctt turued up yesterday. It spresrs #
directed to sAtos Attorney Heed, and waa found
on hts desk, whcro 1t has becn lying several dsys, lo
Ec!ug ALsent. GiunnsFhaahett viii 10 down today.
In tle .b4enco Of rush Ut other busincss, tho
cle1ts in tue Criminal C!erA1 otlce were teaterday
engaged In making soina neceMsary amendments to 4
urAlitatlon. expected 10 begin grinding Ut early
day.
Nothing was done 10 tho Criminal CntlTt ycsseEday.
Thu eslt Jury will 10 elael this morning for the trial
u Johu Gallagher for tho murder VI u9tt q. Caok
OH South Clark slFeot outbR ago, nnd aao for
lyset.
TUE CRIMINAL CALENDAR.
The calendar lue Tie cominH week In tia Criminal
Court hsE iEfn completed. Thu trial Ut detLFck for
murder aud atfo IL set for Monday sud also the trtal
VI isiehaTl MoItou, The Indiana .dvaer fur an
attelatt to tribe Chicago grain spscoT Thu Lou.
esgau-Asnta hbe! suits adaIst Wilbuf T. Htorsy aro
sst LOT trial Inssay, hut Wiz doubtless 10 ct,ntIurd
~ they have heretofore Leu. Thu strwiu sud W4t-
snn Ankcasu0 tut fof seeold tslal the .amc sy
Ttn trial Of the ltoo lrothers, fur eousliTacy u
asiraud. IL ret fur Wednesday. The ]. i, bloom.
Asstoh libel ea4e WHICH promises to develop :
4n4 III tl.e TILL Ut lnanurl Isaars, State .tteei
r9lrr, toT receiving stolen goo..s Thu trial 1t
/ n,A "lh!u for keeping KAHltnX-Aouxe Oh Halktfl
stce1 n Set fur frilay. Hesltes lheso czscx thefo
ase @ tIe Hss4 nusuLer VI snaez ones and altogether
ns eosatnH *s.k rsolusek 70 be very busy Que u tbs
| GElIulA4 Court.
| TUE onAAD JURY.
aae ofaaa JlsJ was busy Yesterday, the most Of
, 1875-10-07

fins t:t II will nI1 IA tlc serrnsrh nf nr rnh In
Hrrenr II tn" IT tho v1sItur frhn fnrelsn lans
wlnn lIays Invited to participate In nUr reiplsmts
II Ertetrl ny ~ En1ild Of Cratt+n"hn tenlihtrnH
fran r I'll II NO have protected III henor Ut Tho Faith
er nf Ills l.tAnlty.
~ NJ ron. We came! Ia instnstlr 10 Tho direct MP
prn1 wc con,rt to afu*smry III tlin Nrnal hecnatoi
from whi! It nreks MI opportunity 70 c'nrrSc,
coming. N It h. fn tho na1nn Hsltl lam" Of hhn wln
MI I'1nsttnis E,ehrr Of the TRAIT WIN ho1'nrtI
afnaonry m all nntat IL nrcat!'t. aa siha1zs'! hls
hevhtlnn tn MIR Frlterufty ny ltyinE with !!Ia dwl
fsf.1 TIC corncr.Fttlr af t1I' hhtinntl Eal Nl N
rishrr capary, whether IN Ma%'nH or American rtti.
xtlHt We owe RsRltiaN+' ta in Atam''a'lh' iluw
seeking IN caeyu shs iatrciie deiIu IT Its iounlcEA.
therefore,
iesoirs. Tint the SUN nt sl.oeo ho and !! hereby
appropriated fnr the EV If tho Sa1'hh! Ao''lnlenf
snticty: nt tint Tho tsraI1 Lodge recommends 10
ennRtlIuett lnE.a that they fohtfeIt" on sft!ly q.
thofr ranH rr,nit tn lie nnd }ro ofc to ne r1trc
fr tho Har5c hereta iullsate ln ~ m htIr5tatiau
nf Tho patriotism ~hi" ,rn! III TIM lrara o. ~ iri'a
afnA.lps, anil rthutr IT afrGnata regard for tho
memory If tho great INN w"m fteeaotn .nd History
hive fnFescr cnnhrine a.1"M M ,to iler'rr -. e. humanity
fir report rertsrtt Il tho Fr*tafI"n adopted,
re.nluttoa n!rrret ira sutins tr ca'',''istcs
Ritual IN rrpnrt rrurrr rrtaIit IL Ike worn ny "l-
GERS II t1raEd 14ntgc. Carried. .
petition To romero brooklyn lsauSc, 10. .9l vas
appropriately referred.
motion was n,atln to cut dem the PER 'lifI "t
committeeman irum s. tos1. I'm saes'an "sa NV
pr vail.
aIr. l.. H. 1}rk ot1c1ca mn nn1enh 7.cnt to tho by
laHx lrnEldiug for TIM appointment ol n!t'c fhrn.
tcra oi1 Committee on Crcdelln, nd that tho Grand
In'e mentors he divided iutn thrre divisions o7ch
'lf,1Hhn udrr three members u rail G 'nnitre ~
wrh ar. 1eE he'll that btrlhca. uts''ia or ."c'l'-
tated null report ereesy arrived at. La'd over
unltrr Tho rule,
The installation of tho officers elected for lin
Ink ycar sas inadr tho special order for Thu 1s5, ut
G:"1 q, m.
Thr Grand h1as!cr gave not,cc tAat m e1en'rhhet-
cnn 1Eprc.t 1IuiilnH nj TIN T.. nj.
Called UH until Il. II. ThErstay.
, 1875-10-07
THE CuSToM.HCUSE,


Ataut - yesttrlAy tho loag-czEeetct envelope
was hanucd in 1t tho now Custom IIpuse, aud, on
olsuiu8 II, sur. llanusfuEa found NJ order to pro-
cced with ccstain portions Of tho work Oil tho build
sng.-or, more prolary, under 1t. There was no sY!la
bio about tho supcEsstueuse, hut only direction to
psocesd al onco 10 put lhs coucrea In the arcas or
open plAces, which have yet beeu covered with
that or other material. 1n pnrhaanca u the order,
Ar. Hana!ofd sot about getlin1 together the mate
rals for the work 10 la douc, and the labor Of exca-
va,ng the .o to make way The usud pni cement
viii begin to-day. Tk1 tt;srl I,Y tl,s krr,
vsiug Architect sees 10 hu the suit Of tho following
1eculuIneudstluu ut tilH laBt CanlllsA on
We thescfuru recommend tht *heteYcr thers Arm
xoids In The concrete founlatia itstat tle arcs wss
thby bs 1lled tn with uniform d.pth Ut feat ~
co,icrrto. And that tbs elslle sur!usp to COW
cred with sufficient conrrstu to b1ing II luH ey nccts-
slry to reccifo the IuotlnE.
Etisstxf s.tnt1eI to Asesstsln ftoH. ths Sn&rin.
tendrnt What tho object Vt tha tn what
1t would susath. Tic result Wst nut t1naGMl x.tis
1actu1y; Nr, uanuaor4 wh!ln t*1fct!y afls tIuI
willing h 4rgu tho facts, ct'uld lot 10 tuur.I 10
<so!1u al optuon nf any tinh. liz 44i, lp sal IT,.
ecly1 certain nrdsrs aud shnaliI irutePd tu tutu
them, md that all he Aal to say uLout the GatteG
pro CT cku.
WHAT THE HCILDlAu nAs cosr.
~ IA Edssr ~ TAs Cafrd3o u iauas:
CAIcAuo, Oct. j.--TEe !len,z&d tAbls Of sxFendt-
trss In yuur Warrington dtsIatces this tFuing, II
S1rni8hsd u stlselusat Ct "Nlat tAs Chicago Cus-
, 1875-10-07

PUTTING TIE TIauNEA TOO l.oW.
A prominent Government Official met Tn1nrsE
rcporert yestart'ay, and in the coiEsc Of co,scr
satlou about wh:sxy caseH said: II hayc carefully
rea9 that artclue III your Iares yrsserday, gtsing
pnra history at FIRMS fratttls the Ecrers.r.
Ant. inaFnurh as know all about the 1rrn whirll
refer IT, can aa>urt YOU 3h1t you hlvt mot arlr1t-
ciElel the Ut a fully euougl. Why, l h1tr
doubt tl!at they have ntolsn fully s,gG0,0U
from the leycuun; but you mustn't think that they
gnstie that mich for themselves 1ts Like this: SUP
1-t that tuss e.caIea payment of tlxes amounting
tl0ul,Nu. Ihr rst thing thsy ha1 10 do VIA: 10 .l:-
Vide eqnliy with thu tAitTr'H WIN t.spo5tl 0f tilt
Property; that wou'd !care thtlu A'@.ho. Th'h tily
had to EtttIer intr of lrola.t r.. citing trIa thu
hsD i'll Att.ch The slrs freed MI tlt lnsui,,-
c!cnt iefnersatnn trle uri y Fer lor ih1t, Rnl
they have IjtaH tctt. GLtt. nGail, hcy had to divide
win tho CORFU uAuEars aud Sorc&eel lets and at
Hn.ll matter, When they gut through, II they
had t2u 0oo ,s out of tie first Beaugs .huy did bet
ter tian mast thtetes.' .. ..
''Wrl told IN 1ninllto," raid the reporter; "ttll
auy D,hcr city trims whn have lone well that
UIu2" ..
.tCertatny do,t said tho official, whu forthwith
began couut his dpBera ~ think That thcre
two or three phera who have been IN about deep,
but they lnvrnt in14o AZ much ott u It,"
NOW TIL me- lefpfe yun hastcu atl. where In Nil
ler7 wuut to talk with him few minutts said thu
reporter ...
IL l,Avo no doubt you to,r waa tho reply, anil
du .a1I telling you that Miller IL III hs city, aud
slint Et could tell ,ou ntFansu riercs tt ynl
could lud him. You haTn my prrmlssIou tu 60 aud
lLps.h
, 1875-10-07

the tImn tetng pitcm to docket cases. Qnitn =
crowd Of the rirl,. of a Atec A'rcrt SartnR" LINK
had hearing at,ont nonn In thu ntrmpt 10 have aonc
M The offlrern nf tile ,icfnnrt tuition tttr Ser
erRt OF them told pitcnun nltH ri bow ihcv had 'tt.
r%itri MI they hal anil lost Il. ena tha Jury listened
with symruthetio a!tcntlnn. hut tnnk no action.
just hefore thu ADJOURNMENT HtatpA Attorney Reel
nltrd subpoena viii, tho namca of twn prominent m
sllvitllIAt amt placed 1t IN Tie hnlrla hC ba!
for eervice4 rlc 1ntliyitluna src supposed 10
know great deal ala,nt the slI.Eri
cosfHrona IN tke passage 1t thr Wabash Avenue Hail.
way ordinance, inltter which Was utIes lnvr.ltt-
linn Al Tho adjournment. IT thD last Hrani Jury, Eht
which was unfinished bccanfc Nf Tic difficulty IN ct-
ting wiln.r.ra at the time. The gentlemen fhr whom
tho auhpun,s wcrn tf.1csl arc believed IL knew mora
than t,ry want t'' tell, nl, ovi!rer of this II N
hat that they would racr leave Tho r!ty than aPrAr
hefore tho Jnfy They expected 10 nrreat to-day,
1Hoyt,lel they Worn reached last evening.
, 1875-10-07
WEST LAKE STREET.

FDOPENT1.HWSEHS IN EulSCIl.
meeting Of propcrt5-uwnera IN L.1ke Ftrntt, be-
tween Wcatern ayenao and tho 1rnat Eastern Railway
OrosslnE, w.s held laa night on tho crrnrr Of Lake
snd Seymour streets to take further artlpn III rt,.ar
to The improvement OF tho fnrincr htrcet. slr. y. IL.
Booth presided.
rcKtttsr Organization renroEcd, IN he rallied
the Srst taar Street Improvement Company. 10 have
or1s.cArs md nj, and The rendering of 1ako street
The great thoruug!ssaro to thu we.'.
elreteA Pret.'1en Mr. II. Thompson, secretary. A. H.
Htchsr.!son, Treasurer, su Mrxsra 1A,oth. rhun,r.
.on. Richardson. pcg, brown. "nd u. III. Richardson
Tho acn.leron rrescnt anil thoao who ars or9anizcl
represent about 745 feet frunL nf property 14lko
md The hussr-cara ru, ant IL tho ra,lronh esnstinu.
A Eomn.ttce appointed iast weck reportea that tho
Mor.c.a'iwsI c9mrsny wa @ comply w'.h - sr ,ra ro
granted. .-..-
raraivc cos. Of various rsvcnlen.a. with tho intent 10
show that something cheaper thsn block Iavetntnt
Mr. Jones, rroucrsy-o west Of the troat E,.i-
cru crossing. spoke Of company hoinG fosln,d Oat
there md advised operation. lie cilmc.th to rec
Lake street lid not Ye, them, Alai!son ntrses wn,d
lIo stated that tbs Hoard af Public horx*
favored imrroycment, aud would lay tewers VII,
roadbel III Cook County, WAS feet Wider than Mal-
fcn street, anal. with pavement, they woal guin tie
Mr. Richardson sail that he, for Que, bun.cd y
aEatnRt the tagate hchslnE It to he dctsiInc. to
Lake rrcets welfare aud mt altogether lf2ai nair
Sir. keffno& epoko Of tho ct,.Dtcratton Of tho two
1mrsovemoat Companies, showed facts In regard to
benefits, ETC., and troks of tho inern:se OF building
i'soo M ~ man '''4Tan wond sh"rtly is he h'n.ddi nddai
to tho carshnps, aud at s,,c rat buildings will fust
go up. Tn wanted some way for thoso peHlc 70 Gst
to town. ard nlao for nters to get ont 10 tbs park. liz
would guarantee th-t motIey enou, Holl 1t. pledged
III cue week to mako all improvements, an. that Iii
, 1875-10-07
SUBURBAN..
1ktr Hxfso


meeting of tho citlleIB Of Oak Park wss hold
TueAday esunns IN The schoolhouse for tho purpose
Of organizing aIs company. Tho recent eontaafa-
ton has brought wildly tefore Tho leoplo
tho immediate ntccsatty Of securing SONS iue1as
OF p1otectton against ire. At tho meeting Tlealsy
evening a1ge Number Of thoas present wers frolu
tAs German settlcmhAt, Ind tbs fetsug generally
pse.ssd during the evening Wa earntst, aud neas!t
work. Eighteen geatIsu,en pledged Themselves to
tes lato organization which will 10 regularly tuauR
u1atcd FRIDAY evening" and ater that data Oak F4rk
viii Pos&ess reGular volunteer bro company, eotn-
pGseI Of The material that ntans business. Nerrlt-
Ing Gomuee committing Of s1essss. Charles ilnuoc,
Z. o. talc, pnl 4. j. Bell, waa appointed to obtain
signatures AMI report At the ntcng 70 b. hcd in tho
aSh,s'lhuuse frilly rfeuing, Whua fnli attendance
n dsslrel Mr. 1cusy Howcl waa Chairman of tue
HssttnR. and Air. a. ). bell Bcctttary.
Tue !talkt.t Society, ualrr tho Immediate supor1!t-
Ion q Mr. AhAt1sF, ~ preparing to give in few wseks
All Old folka concert. II Eroui4es to bs aomnthiuX
EtEy $M3oyable.
Thu Dramatic Club u osk Park garo nno enter
hinlnens 10 crowded houAs Monday evening.
As. lawrence Hardy haS hteu made happy fsth$E.
Tbs Troublesome lttls oo1niqst i gil,
, 1875-10-07
DEATHS.

= = 81 --
ISNEH- Oct. &, nj NJ. ~ ahaIto-rt., Mrs, T.. 4 +.
ncs sgeh III 5enrs. Native ut WEownll1n sjenil,n1
AWEET--At h.a late rcallcnrc, No. 77t West w,,t
nEoll.rt., tho 9Th nAt.. ). q. Hwnat. aHel 81 yc,,
Funeral from retltencc on iriday, bt in4t al IL
IN. Cnr{}nHef 10 ltoaelnl}.
s1IK1'-Thc ftinerai Q! Mrr. N. 4. Hkr, hnnn,,ne.s
for th!s morning, Will tako rnte Tomorrow If Frtd..
n 101, m. "b
CQI,MAN-At lila reHldcnre, Town OF Lake. rr.,
ttny, Oct. s, tbs Iicv. Hrnas ColrhAn. ss'
funeral At Eraflgcl lIarttAt Chnrch, Thnsnd.y ~,
!. ut n'rork ?: III. Carriages 10 oakwou Ccn1ssT.'
Friends Invited. t'
nuKAHT--Urt. q. at No. R1 8ouh Pan1Ina.a, T..
fant daughter Of hats aud William II. Duraht, aErd
days. S
Ul.CnTT-At Waterbury, W.. f}et. =, Cl,nrlca F. III
cot ngct 81 years, OF }rstlle Olcot Il ills c1
For three years during the War he ,rrnbs,g5;;
Tho hcuRe Mercantile Hattcry, mud rcrsed hta conn
try {ntlful,y. Ills ,unla!hs will hc brought to Cir
land for intermtnt.
FOsTt.1t--Ahea Ie Grand 1,ne, belnyed villa 4,
CharfeH IL. f0Htrr, reed * ycArs and months. ~
Fnneral from homo, No. al %uBt J1eksonst. :.
Friday, at +. m.
, 1875-10-07

lsnfrlNE Hnrotfh q Thf thraYl 7r3SFN1,
MILWAUKEE, Nit.. Oct. G.-Ths Grand Commando ,
Ksirhts Ttnlar mil n.lay, mud attes business Of IN
interest to outsiders, elected tl.n following officers sor
the ensuing ycar: q. 4. Nhittort. Grand Com
Chapman, dnneralirslnln; II. j. Ao-. C4pt:!nte.!-
eral; J. H. 1ryor. rrratu: Fres, Ring, Jr., ~ W.; O.
4. DuEuBton. j. "; C.r. utky, Trtakartr; J. y.
Woodruff, Recorder; Calvert Alen,y. a. Standard
Bearer; Stephen i: Campbell. 9. Sword ilfarer; r.
a. Ford, Grand Warden: Z. D. Skinner, dIand
,n.ec nn Foreign Correspondence: ]. ". Nooslh.ia,
". r. Wing, and john Spence.
Tho afternocu acsslon brought the proceedings to q
close.
TILE ORDER IN AnKASHAE..
I1tTfE IlouK, Ark. Oct. G.-Tle firaEd tor1manlery
Of alaso,la Of tho stato met to-ay Tho Grand Gimp
tur 1nenA to- n,nrfUw. hr tho Grand fo1Be Monday.
large number Of lelcIates u nl1caly present.
, 1875-10-07

10 The Editor AZ Tia Chicago rFfsGss.
CH,cAuo. Oct. a.-The article fa 5our columns this
morning, In scgard to tho Official Board In Centenary
Church, Monday evening. not correctly reported
Thu facts arc theao The Committee submitted their
report, the substance Of which was-they uhe COM
ltlre}, IN their efforts to paatos from other
conferences for this church, had not suceeeded, and
would not take tho responsibility Of naming sny
preacher In our own Conference, believing that
The board arc competent to make their OWE
selection Of ruinister whom they would ask bishop
was passed indicating to the l3Ikhop that this charge
was vacant, to bc hlied by such appointment hu
deemed GcHt for tho interests Of tho church, Dr.
Thomas not discussed in the meeting. The main
objection ainung tho membership TO DR.. Thomas
Inl Centenary CHURCH s uns7ssood 10 be tho ground
pastoral work connected with largo i church.
A htKNEkR or TUE D0AHp.
, 1875-10-07
THE pOIslS-PAEIKEleS.

rTItE PORK. E1S9.
-
Proceedings In tho Convention at Efs
I.OxatE-A lscrni,tttGut Nnti0nnl Or.
r~,,rr,.,,,, ,NI,. s1y-to,v. s,k,op,
.....' A'J
S..s,., n..,,. ,. ,,. ,,t. ,..,.
, ,1ffu' I''p"..' ~ -, ~ ea"'n f.''"'.
Ut. LOUIS, Oet. "'-lho forE-tAckefa hea
,oay .rbov h,va ofrscto1 ~, or,,a,,,z,t;,, ~.
Hoe'' tu"f law eAe1.ea "1' olhantA"t'"a oA.
cluslVolV OF packers, aid tho energetic laborb or
thu nt1}cors and hearty ro-ounration of tho ,nom
'.:u .".s,, .,1 ~.
peIa VIII unHdnD'eulg Mako IL HueceAa' lAe
hospita1iticB Of our citizeus seriously intorfored
wifi, lin hrainoa. nj tI,o f,onvcnton Thu nj.
tara.nc, Uas rot ~ lnr,o n. ~ I'm nroyian.
II. 80. - ~ ,'.--,~
o"s' ".''' t'".'oso "e1o '"ehe" snNo.hn - 1'eAt
hRate TO onablo Delegates to 7nrtnko OF cat
rlage dtiyo aud q champagne lunch.
t, t,..a., - ~,
tno eonscitlot "ae e"'ou ~ o1aci ~ 'uo
Chairman, afr. Davies, at 10 O'Clock. 3fr. bryan,
OF Louisville, rca!l tho report OF tho Committee
t,e1"..,. ~. S..':s ~,
oh iofn,ane.'s ofRsn'@@''oa, "s''ch "es ~ lo''
so"h f'ehldeht, ~ .. neDoaald. OF Louie
vllto; Secretary. u. Frank Howard, Chicago;
Assietank Secrotnry Charms D. Murray: Ticn-
Observation-Disclosures. q NJ. cnlhortson. min
ites'uont'@iilnp's' ! " 't' eu!oo1teuoi on'o'
shmuot DAvis. il. :; Missouri. ailchael A1eEnnts;
Indiana Jauos q rorcrann, 1ovx William,
A".'e'fou he'''Ht!'y, Hll''ali l1uHaa hhnsAst
l. u. ldueuoWcf; Mafyland, john li1nman
Pennsylvania, ". 4. lInrvoy.
The yico- -praejt1sot ,yag then eacorted Ia thu
chat, and h,jo1v oxnrcssod his th.n,,a for I'm
sA ..' ~ ,.'..''. ~ Io ,-:.0 S- @0'
AoHol couiottoa uPou H'A' ....... .
blr. McElnin. Of 5s. Louis, uf tho Co111nItteu
on Business, submitted tho following
I1,so ps That this Convention recommend that tho
Eto'cary OF tho Association mike application to tho
secfGtary Of tue T1rasary o. tue United States Tor
, 1875-10-07

Thls Gentle Reminder Of Winter
mskes the atoso anu furn4ce question tho &lab4orb-
ing topic. Our readers who buy heating or parlor
asoscs, furnaces, ac., Of Dalton, Nos. Iva aud 1ol
State STRAIT, get the best goods 1t lowest priced,
, 1875-10-07

n the EHfor 81 Tas CAiea3o TFbuns:
CHICAGO. Oct. c.-In your arttcio In to-Iayb TREu-
CNx regarding Postmaster McArtLurs connection with
tho Couk County National D4nt, tho General says III
response to inquiry from your reporter that after
tho establishment Of tho Su-Troasury here, be do
Hohltcd tho surplus f.lnds Of tho Posonlco thcsuln,
leaving In tho Cook County National Bank only enough
lul.ld to meet the current expenses ot his oEce.
The law, a. 1t reads, does not give dsbnrslnH
olIcer my discretion ID tho matter: 1t says he ah1
tIeposlt h4 flndB in tho a1bTtcasury, from which
they only he drawn, by hs draft OF check. In tbs
course Ut Auca 1iabursomcnta AZ ho u authorized
tu szako; anu making any other use OF
auch tnouey Is declared 10 bp emb0zzlenent.
In d4shursing for current e1panses, II It In tncon-
yeulent to tlraW lrft check the aHb- Treasury
for tsch item, the payment Ia nado In currency on
hand. Drawing check on bsnk does not simplify
ths matter any.
II IL matter II rub1lc comment that whon the Cook
0)unty National ltank failed, R1aong l9 aasets
tbs pcrsonal unsecured notea OF uen. McArshue.
amounting to sono $40 600 $i3DO0, which, by bill
cd BY him III tbs United Hates District Cotrt, he tB
trying unect n9anat tho forty odd lhou4au dollars
public fnnds which he liud deposit with that bunk,
whether our public oacals charged With tho duty Of
looking into such uattern going to let Ibis matter
Of migrant and confessed rasSe of tho puh!o suHds
pass without nOt!ce In these days IT reform Of oalcA
abBes, oc4usu thu unfortunss onctal happens 10 be
good fellow, and tbs personal friend Of higher ot-
c1ss, JUSTICE.
, 1875-10-07

Will tho Gents Remember Thlsf
aents' underwear VI al kinds; evgsns rnufdsrs for
gauu; esn hosssy, II s.lt, aarao. BAbssgsn, ete..
, 1875-10-07

ImDortant to the Preservation Of Teeth-
john aosnell's Cherry Tooth.Paste,
the meat ed6cacauH hrnt!fFco kaowu. Try 1t. For
sale by ali drnggtst4. Wholesale agents. Tpr;ey b
ursdle.r. III sul l7J Randolph street.
, 1875-10-07

ptn,1oB md Organs,

Hnitct. Da.s l. Co.'s Hrans, a1u,re and un...,.,
and ant'a Am. rican trgaus rrl, Ia found on, :,
W. ". Ktmall's, corncr stato and Adams st,ts,.
Ehfcigr, s$t
, 1875-10-07

Ia he r ifar a The EAfrn3o nfhunA:
CI!1canu, Oct. s.-t)thrr b,Fnrse may lanRush. but
The anctcut occupation Of horse.s!ealinH gosa on
thanka 10 tho ptl!cp-wihous Interruption. Judging
by The number OF fDfts nnd tho Hnrecosercd horses
aud b,ggtta, th!s kind Of busncss ncyer good.
There must be more than one gang Of horselhevrs III
tho city with confedcratcs o1l.stc, cao tho tiercs
vontl not, tlnalded Nufhicled by tho police, bc
nbe 10 carry on their business systematically aud
Ruceetsfny. NareS In horse returned snless tho
owi,er has leon severely hled anil compelled to pay
tile detectives tie thief from 50 to &2c0 according
to tho yaue of tho animal.
Tho ,1rvrs MAXI attempt to sell tho stolen horse,
but keep him hid IN underground basrmento or col
lar nnI!l nu Advertisement from tho leapalrtn owner
naStss ht, rranes. or 70 Tx Tx tns sum- d. .
Il, seripo auolher do,se-wliother now Or old
Which IN ti' me city oa IT,
III suu1e way Ia acquire tho a. nershp" Of valua-
bic horse, which he turns over 10 smother mcreor Of
tho gang VIM tho horse for ras. ut about half
Its actual yaluc. Tho horsp Ia SOON sold, tho thief
poektts the money (Which he divides with ha rriuct-
lal. and H. heard Of more. In day or two after
the fraudulent sllo tho oTner comes round 10 the puf
chNserh stable inn.inH for lost horse, Which he ia
Abtc to accurately !escr,be and IDENTIFY. lilo brings
forward Ls cufcdrraes. If eccHsarf. to testify that
tic lnfse Lis 1ho purchaser coinpeled to sur.
reulcr The eu!Hat 10 tic owner mud his confederate
thieves WY proceed t. .e tho animal over ssas';
htcaling hurre Anl waiting several weeks Tor rau-
BON.
III conclusion, lit mo aay that fcucr horses would b.
IoGt II oxuers woull obtain and preserve photographs
and accurate descriptions Of their oracs: Very otsGu
owners not ublu to .cscrthe tlnr lost property
with sufficient ncciracy to lead TO Identification and
restitution fcwer uiscs nnd huggies would 10 stolen
mon ths |treeta II their owners, when altaht1ng
thc.u iuto thu Luuso olce. No. one thief In hull
tEed wo.ti attempt to tve aTay Ee'hices horse. aud
not ole IN thousand would trouble himself to pro-
and adjust the missing Frius for tho best hoE*e In
tho Kpr!1. L.
, 1875-10-07

Proceedings In tho Convention at IT.
I4OsatS-A Fcrni,tttGut Nnti0nnl Ore
Ennlzati0n-Ehu IEy.Lnsvs - Cham.
The Findlay Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Hancock County, Ohio) 1870-1881, 1875-10-01
OUR FREE SCHOOLS.

The corner stone of the Republic is its
free school system. No sectarian infiu-
ence should be allowed to weaken it.
All creeds should be welcome in our free
schools; al should be treated alike. hav-
ing equal privileges and equal opportu-
mites. The Methodist, Presbyterian,
Baptist and Catholic should meet on the
same level-tbeir respective doctrines
left outside of the school room. There
should be but one fund, for one purpose
and that, the improvement of the mind,
and not the formation, by the teachers,
of a religious bias. Religious instruc-
ton. so far as it appertains to creed,
should be the work of the church. and
Sunday schol. Morality, such as all
creeds accept as the basis upon which
they build, may, with safety, be taught
in our free schools; but beyond this, no
church should be permitted to go. This
is American doctrine, and this is the doc
trine as proclaimed at the present time
by the Republican party. The State
supports the school, not the Church.
The State and the school are united; but
in this free land there.must be no unity,
even indirectly, between Church and
State. This union is the bane of Europe;
its absence here, the glory of America.
Except the Catholic church differs with
this free school policy, there is no antag-
onism between it and the Republican
party. In its efforts to divide the school
fund, and to appropriate public money
for the support of Catholic free schools,
the Republican party is opposed to the
Catholic church. The opposition is not
70 its religion, but to its policy. 1t does
TO. invade the church, but simply stands
between the Catholic policy, as found
working with Democracy, and the gov
erumrnt Of our free schools. The motto
of the party is freedom aud equity in the
Church and State, and non-interference
on the part of each with the government
of the other. This is Il safe doctrine. 1T
trenches upon no ones rights; but
around the rights of all it throws the
safeguard OF perfect equality.