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, 1875-05-21

her arrest by hIr. SwEr7, and tho subsequent
arrangements for her departure to tho place
Of detention. It Is sufficient to say TINT
throughout tho trying scones Al,s was keonly
sensitive, WINS fully conscious Of her position,
md skillfnl In her means to evado the c1ecu-
ton OF tho judgment; but tlere was no vio-
loncc, no tienunciation, no roproaches.
Throughout tho whole business shs displayed
the atniatility Of cultivated indy.
Wo cioso this brief explanation Of tho
causes lending to this proceeding and Of tho
circumstances attending it, by repeating that
1t had long been forcseen by her intimates !;
that It was postponed as long as atfoctionato
rcgarG could do 80 with safely to horsotf,
mud that tho result will satisfactorily explain
to al1 many things in tho past whicl, were
as painful and distressing to l,or friends and
tho friends Of her husband as they wero sur-
prising to those uninfor1uod Of tho peculiar
circumstances.
, 1875-05-21

Boston stands aghast at tho dcprnvity Of
human naturo ns illustrated by tho sudden
discovery Of rnsco1ity mud crime on tho part
Of cisizon who for many yeara Ind boon
trusted md respected as men seldom arc in
these degenerate times. 1lr. ABRAHAM
JAcissos, prominent lnwyer and business
ma1,, has enjoyed this unusual degree Of con-
isdence ut the hands Of hia frionds aud
noiglbors, who have intrustcd to him the
loaning Of tloir money, the control OF PROP
erty, and tho management of their busi-
ness nlrairs. Tho constant pressure of oppor-
t'lnity for dishonesty proved at last too
strong to bo resisted, and AIr. JACOBSON fell,
dragging with him tl,e email fortunes Of
many who placod their all in his keeping.
Now that JACKSON hiss abscondod, there has
bcon developed adepth Of systematic villniny,
conceded for several years, which seriously
aiakea ones faith in Judgo ponrEn's theory
that lifotine Of Christian conduct is conclu-
sive proof ot superiority over temptation aud
fnll. Mnny people in Boston still havo faith
in JAeKsoa's integrity, but, rs mny DO r~a1;ly
supposed, they nro people who have not suf-
fered by lis dishonesty.
, 1875-05-21
fNnThN nNHNK

Tho noble rod anan OF tho forest las lith.
crto been charged with divors and sundry
trnita Of character not rcdounding to hia
credit. Among them are his proclivity for
leaving whito men bald-lea1od md torturine
prisoucrn; for drinking hre-watcr In unlln1it-
ed quantities; for the most abstract and un-
qualified la.ineas; for sublime disregard Of
hia plightol faith for filth and dirt Of oyory
description; aud, In 1lne, for genera oussed-
ness. In addition to these deplorab]o eyl.
doucea Of lack OF Christian civilization and
Of thoso social gracss and amenities which
make life 30 delightful, the red man Of tho
forest has now developed now 1eaturs, which
has hitherto been supposed to be tho monopo-
ly Of tho pale faco, namely, cheek. ue has
not only developed check, but choek Of tie
most extraordinary descriptions large, Yo,u.
aninons, approaching the sublime.
Tho three gonua savages who have deyog-
oped this check aro sror9gp TAIL, LONE
1lonN, and RED Gtoup, Chiofs of tho Sioux
delegation, at present In Washington nego-
tlating with the Government for tho ceaaon
OF the Black Hills. RED C1oup opcnsd tho
ball by informing the Great Father that tho
whole white race were Liars, and ho took oc-
cssion to remark that he made no exception
OF tho company present, which included Tho
President, the Secretary Of tho Interior, Tho
Commissioner OF Indian Afairs, and nu1nes-
Gus subalterns and stlpendiaries OF tho Dc.
partmsnss. Red cIouo having thus mildly
expressed hia opinion Of pA1e' faooa In general
and the Administration In particular, Mr.
lpHsTvf %4A&t.
, 1875-05-21

4 sickening batch Of scandal comea from
Indianapolis, where atnlavits have been filed
and published, charging tho grossest OF vii.
la'ny upon the Superintendent Of tho Asy-
lum for the Deaf ind Dumb, who has hold
the position for aightesn years, and who is
MISC Presbyterian minister. Tho afilavits
allego the seduction Of sayerA young women,
pupils Of the institution, by tie Superin.
tendent and formor male tcacher but the
atory is disbolioved by tho best people Of In.
dianapolis, and libol suits haye boen brought
against tho authora and publishers OF tho
1ihdavits. scandalous roports aro also cur
rent concerning Justice OF the Supreme
Court and Ca1npbellite minister.
, 1875-05-21

preston 1nalo by Messrs. RED CIoup and
arorTRD TAIL, md Of overwhelming tho
President and his Cabinet 1T ono foil swoop.
So hlr. LONE uons strotle Up in oil lin nativo
! dignity and, proudly wrapping his blanket
II noycr claimed owned ait the country
before to-dny, but now CHIN It," This was
not all. One Is irresistibty reminded Of
FALsrArp md Con. DouM, ns bIr. LONE uony
adds "Thesc mon yot, eco (alludlng To tho
Indians around him) aro soldiers and win
fight" This wns tnntan,dt1nt to on invita-
ton to tho pale facos to come forward and
contest tho title to this broad domain, but at
this junctnro the President notified Mr. LONE
HonS end his friends TINT he was not ready
to discuss tho question, whoreupon tho
owner OF tho country and his friends, Nzn
CLouD nnd SPOTTED TAIL aud thcir followers,
withdrew,
For snblimity and dimensions Of check
commend us to these simple, untutorod chill
dren Of tho forest, who hare been brought up
undor tue aweet and genial influences Of Nh
ture, aud havo mover been contaminated with
tho hAbita Of cities or offeminatod by tho
vices Of luxury. There is freedom md d.
rectness OF speech about them which are worry
refreshing. aud thero nro some pooplo who
will bo chnrlish enough to say TINT tho In
uans were right, and bit tho mil on tho head
evory tine. It is ut least Tho first time TINT
tho management Of Indian Affairs has been
struck square In tho face, md for this, at
least, tho Indians deserve credit. Back OF MI
their laughablo swagger and impudenco
there war some plain, hard truth, which was
spoken whore it ought to haye somo e1oot.
, 1875-05-21

10, Int closed strong at ESQ cash, and COLO
for June. Oats were quiet md unchanged,
closing Mt Ca7o for June, and lolc for August.
Ryo was dull nt $l.0h. Barley was quiet and
stronger, closing at $l.4o for May, md s1.1o
for September. Hogs were fair]y actiYe at
1o@15c decline. Sales mostly ut S7.:5@
7,50. Cattlo wcro in good demand aui firm.
Sales at $2.50@G.00. Sheep word in light
f,ll1,r,ly. Pricen were firm.
, 1875-05-21

I HM$r ~ $1Sft -+~sA1 q
or;o,inc the ,icn,7eoptb. Inv ~ rofa,r.zs,;oa F
- r;es;t, hn. -;-,n,,, =, o.',,a:e H.. -: -
tha r.infy1 n1oc.ad;nes " NJ T Tr.a,. ,s - has -.
bean treatoi IN ~. i,n;7ost naa % ,aa,,aa. I
| r,on,o- hv ~ Nv, ..,oo~., 80 :,
thai fror, ~. b.,;rn;,,t, - ~. ~ - .,a;-1
| ta;nad ,,or d;,,,;t,, ana ,,,o-.oto- :. .' 49,.
For sovoro, yeora oft.- ~. ...,,.;.s.,.,, =,
hor hnabani. Mn. I,Txco,r v,a n.;7 r., =
| nonta1 n;ctnroof N. s,,,df,, .,.a. g. ,a..,a
~ st,1o - ~ e. as..t - =. - ~s,:..., ~ ~,
horaa1f IN nil v;e;to,. sra f,;o,as .ns h.sa,,.a -
n victim II 1vaterio ,c.o,,n,.,a;7 h, ~; 49,
nnnr.becs;ona a. ,eh;o,, dos+;t,,,;o. 5000.
| md abao1nto wont u,cr. tha ,,oro .;o1ant
ocnt]emon 1T th;. NV ,no ~ tha ,,o~,o.t
norsono1 fr;cnda of ,,or h,r,1.,d .no,.aaa1 l.,
abtainino m ;nt,,v;.r, mi tt,sn tsea $1,000 -
tn hcr at ali t;uea Drr;,,, . r.r;os -, .e. ,~o..
than n vc.r durino vhich r. S;s;,a, ~ ~. w..
mainly at her ancc;oi rao,.., s,,a n.,.as s.ns,s
to hccin thu ;ntarv;ew 1;th rn;na,a s 1a.s,, t.s
of tha syonta of That fo,o, - Er;ao.r '@,,, -.
7pb;ch bar busho,a v.s ,r,u7a~a, T,,;- ~
story woa reneatoil at overv ;rtorr;.u ~ na,1 ' -,
most IN tba n-aot 4ror1. n,,h t;,a. r. 80
one1ossad ber mind to tho crc1,,e;on - III ~,
othar N,;noa ,,,.t ~ ,,.a...I .-~-s -
Gloomy onnrohang;,r that a,,a ,,.1 1917 s.p,9 ~
to uant a. 1npt ha ,,ro,oeod +h,t 49, ,sss.
tha bot., ona ~ - <s...:,I ~. :. ''e''o
roos;,o f,;sn;1. 49,, t,,r. s,,,s'. - aua
her m;n,7 sho ~ Iost .o1.eatoa m ~; ~ os1 ,'sas ~
tu,ov ,hat 5,,~;n. A.. s... -ss,..1>s: "44. 40
w. noraa s 1sa s,@s..a.s I I .na sas 80. ~ "nleo
cooea IN f,r,;a1,;na T. an5 tz,. ,.., "s' ,s.
o,e,,o,n,ort H. ,.,.r .s.s..-..:.s1s.. . . i-e1'e
oni Id s1,.1,.. - - .s.-sa ~ 49,. a: 4.atpy'
,,o., MI, ~ .Nnn,'I., e$.4e".
w1,on .h;a H. 1,.s;s,asa ~, a aaas's,a.a, A' pu1
t1,oxo x.o. ,a.,.:... ~ :, Wv"
sos;n ,,oaa,na o.. - s.;sas s' 80 a'4 ~ A'ulo
1are.a ;nt-, ~, 49, - aiaaa. aas.aa ~ ~"
ond to,ro- A,t,,. 80 .,,.ea a~1.f,,.sa ~
nranaos st,. a;s ,.a. N .sss .ss ..'o ".1s,.n ~
anrnr;s;nr ~ - ~. aa;at,, % ,.s. t.:.a % "u1o oa
,,ad ~ asarson - NV ~. - ~. .. saa0
1,,,u,,,t.nao. n,,a s,oa P =, 1'3I1 .o, az,
anr-oaoh. H. 1;,'aa s.ss.,s;- .e .1s s ~ 1oo'A.
~ rn.,,,. a,g.-;.e. 80 4'A ~ ~
~~oront 1.~as ~. .o oAoaS no o's'
+. .;.'.u - =. w wv .sff'o'" osen.'
.,.x,.. a,,.s ~ "H Wv" foa!esas' A1'o 1uo-
y 49,; saav .1 80! Ass les1aonoo; oa1 "nefoVos hhe
~ "et'. 40 fe1ol ~aa temporasy' the Eoiapee
u1e'.'ap1e. ~, unues tn'a lntense Strain, her
.t.ua I4 ss".'oa.'5 ooca"e onoa'aneed' aud year
mee yual Auo Aos required mora and moro
@''q "eu'An. ,,.1 ..sis OK nef 6aondS'
LIVE oona'''on' "no WHAT "as to 10 dono
.oe "7t' A1'a o''a .one "na casos''ay conald-
.aea, *aa nsf n'ea'm ~eaSneSa and ecccn-
N.o4asa "nitue s4'o a-s' ~" 1nootos became 30
E11sal''3 InAt sono preventive action becaue
, 1875-05-21

Thoro arc at this timo two parties in Tho
grain market,-ono interested in short crop
ind h'gh-priced grain, and the other in a
large crop and low-priced grain. Thero are
Important faots having bearing on this
question, but what the exact atate Of tue facts
IL, Is somewhat obscure. Wo publish all tho
news coming to ,1s, without reference to tie
bearing 1t may have on either Kido Of this
question; Tux TRIBUNE has no oshor interest
in the matter than to publish information, It
is ridiculous, therefore, to allego that Tnx
TRIBUNE is cxsggerating tho grasshopner
stories, or undertaking tho probabilities Of !,
sAort crop.
, 1875-05-21

Tbs Chicago produce narko.s were stoaa1er
yesterday. Ness pork was moderately active.
and declined 800 per bsl, closing drm At
e"o.85 for Jnns, and s2l.0o for July. Lad
was loss active, and declined loo per 100 lbs,
closing steady at Sl&.76 cash, and S14.o7A@
16.oo for July. Meats wore quiet aud aasior
at SO for shoulders, 11so for short ribs, aud
Ito for short clears. Higlviass were nom.
inally easiss 1t el.17 per gallon. Lake
sssiehts vsrs IN better damRnd and easier
q elo fos corn to Buffalo. Flour WIS quiet
md tAmo. Wheat WEN active md oasisr, but
elessd dsm n el.ooa chsh, ead ei.o11 tor
saaA Qssn wa4 u s4s tls.n,aa, rod dsul,usd
, 1875-05-21

The hdian expedition to Washington
threatens to bo d failure. Tho Chiefs are
dissatisfied with their interpreters, and are
suspicious md bad-tomporad generally. They
quarrcled among themselves while at Omaha,
and are divided as to what they want to do
in tho B1nck Hills matter,
, 1875-05-21

Secretary BR1sTow has been notified by
President GRANT to awnit personal confar-
ence On tho subject before taking further ac-
tion in reference to tho removal Of super-
visor Muss. in whose behalf strong efforts
arc pat forth, on tho ground that no charges
whatever are preferred against him.
, 1875-05-21

THREE now arrcsts were mndo in Chicago
yesterday in connection with tho whisky
frauds. Tho parties appsehendcd arc Store
keepers, who are charged with such neg
lect OF duty as to afford an opportunity to
defrnu9 tho Government
, 1875-05-21

Among tho announcements Of exercises to
take place ut tile commencement Of the Gar
ret Biblical Institute noxt weak we find the
following: Wednesday, May %, p. H.,
Christian journalism. Tho Rov. Anruua Ed.
wAnns, D. D., editor Northwesters. Ckrisaan
1drocata" Is this meant to be in aarneat !?
Oris the announcement misprint?
, 1875-05-21

trus unlcss It DO contradioted, and tho
cMumny cannot be answered by silence.
"o do not believe 1t true, mud We refer to It,
not that we think 1t las my foundation In
truth, but that tho friends Of the State Of
hcera may promptly deny and expose tito
fnfRhtlnnI
, 1875-05-21

Tho eiehty-Govcnth General Assembly Of
ths Presbyterian Church of the United Ssates
began It's sessions yesterday in Cleveland,
with IN attendance of 44o delegates. Tho
day was chiefly devoted to organization.
, 1875-05-21
MECKIENBUlq IN 1rH GLORY.

'--S .-"~ ~@AAF1AAAAh "a A1AE AA4EHtA
MeckienbnrE Declaration of Independence,
or rather tho alleged centennial Of tho Dec
larahon' for tho famous manifesto was renlly
made, though probably not In tho form or at
tlo timo now claimed for it. It is mot denied
that mild sot Of resolutions wero passed at
oharlotto, tito eouuty-seat OF Mccklenburg
conn'y' May u, 11'o, and 1t is difficult to
beltevo that much more vigorous manifesto
was put forth by tho snmo sort Of meeting in
tic same town eleTon days bofore. Nothing
was heard Of the latter for nearly fifty years-
iheh tue pfo-ResolutfonaFy relics still loft
anVe IN Aleoklonburg got together, wrote out
Sketch OF tie Declaration as 1t fingered
~ 1nen 1eeole o'o memor1oe' anu publtsh-
aa IL as tho real thing. There wits not
7nro<1 OF documentary evidence suomittod.
4'no 5et, On tna Aamsy foundation, tie hon
asty OF InoafAs JErpEnsoN Is lnpeaehed, and
10 is accused o. "lualy pla81arizln8 tho
oecl"Fataon OF Andependencol The assu-
nont fof Inc anthont7elty OF tho alocklon-
onFg paper 49, IN brief, thia: In tile first
l'aee' several SURVIVORS OF the Revolutionary
o.a' VINO haa oecn present at tho meeting at
enasiottc, testlned to tho genuinenoss of tho
paper nat tins testimony WIS given forty
louT years attofwards, mainly by very old
mon ana os men VINO had hundreds OF times
teo4 anu 1opeoteo tho national Declaration
o. .. Anaepenaonco' "as it not natural, was
not practically inevitable, that tho
eatch-"ords OF the Inter should lingcr
IN thoF feeble memories md bo uncon-
solonsiy Reproduced when they tried to
, 1875-05-21
Qbe Q;bmsapn U2ibu,,e.
Friday Morning. Nay Al. 1876.

The Centennial Of the Mecltlcnburg Decla-
ration of Independence was very generally
and heartily celebrated yesterday in tho prin-
cipal cities ct the South.
, 1875-05-21

The Springfield R4giter reitesatas ths SLAM
dor TINT the money OF tho Grain Inspection
ofaos was dspoaitsd In banks by order Of
stats officers, md tor tbs purpose ot giving
ossdit to uswspapszs In Uhisago. This story
hzs bAsa sspsAa4d y efts& aaAa tAaas
h AHdA&s ~ u w{A II Ae14h&is II
, 1875-05-21

Monmouth, Oregon must b. both usllldnous
and melodtom. This !tttlo frontier yil4go mum
bars but forty houses. and Jet Ia thoso forty
houoea there sze nine orgaaa, three pisaos, aud
I nondesosipt which Il dsscribol - 4 plano.
malodeon. whatsoever that may b.. In addition
10 thiA II has eorn4& bAnd OF fourteen per-
formers. snd mnuIussabls 9ultsss. addies, bAa-
3os, flutes, dfss. oastonsts, md othAt Instruments
used In The mAnutAotu<s Of nuaio. Monmouth
only aeeds m urehesssson now 10 sooeeaefu]Iy
oonpels With Cincinnati sad sst Up musical
festival.
, 1875-05-21

Tho history Of the pzuKxa affair in Paris Ii
by Tits time tolerably familiar. The parties to
IT ars Bourbon Princess, hor Aze-icau bus
bAnd. and Madame MEnuAx, rurjs;ao. Tho
Princess and her husband wore attached to tho
train OF Queen 1sAnE11A. They rented lodgings
from Madame ME1InAS. By ono sxpcdtont and
suothor they delayed paying for thon, until tho
total amount roachcd $4,000 frnncs. Then tho
Aadanlc beoanao furious and oxasperating, Eho
threatened m exposure. She naa, however, ap-
peaeod for time BY fA1so representations Of
great expectations In America, md by
tho empty honor Of standing god
mother With ex-Queen Isabslia to tho
PrIncoas' child. But at Iaas ali tdo roaoprcos
Of 1oceit wero exhausted. The Madame began
criminal prosecution. sho succeeded in her
first a]lit against tho husband, which was trtod
last yeat, and ho waa condemned to ono years
imprisonment. Eyon this did not satisfy uor
raEo. a prosecution Was instit,,tad this vcar
Against tho Princess hsras1f, and sho has lust
beon found guilty, santancod to tao years. i'm
pz'eouucnt and to pay 39,934 franca. For.u-
nAtelY for tho Princess, tho Bourbous sxe ro-
stored. and sho Ia safely in Madrid. Her bus.
band lnngnishcs In prison. It Ia ttue. but his
tossa Is noarly expired, and she waits with foyina
tmpatienco to welcome him homo. Such is tho
sentiment Of French tuatice and tie eonstauc7
OF Spanish love. Tho French 1olgiug-koeper
haa her 1oveugo, and the Epaniah Princesa bas
her lodgings rent-froo.
, 1875-05-21

hOOIRr'S THEATEE-Eando1nh street, hstxssn
ClAst ana LaSaile. Enerson's ManstseiA.
, 1875-05-21

a writer 10 tho london GIoIe saya "Ters Aro ony
1nLeo n1tiona who use slang 10 my extent, vi. =:
Ff.nse F. nc h., England and Anesa Of hess French il
and tho EaRhhh tho most forciblo and oDsctrs,"
1ha paragraph has been travelling through tho
country now fnr some months, and apparently
without eSoktng single protest. It IL time
eomo reply wcro male to tho oxaspcratlno dis.
play OF Ignorance. Tho author could uoarceIv
t'avo rrodicatcd tia statement upon M ectuat
ospetIenco in the thrno counties. II ho .ni,,-
Esod with tlc businessmen Of tue UnItcl Btatos
no must l'aye heon struck with the copiousuoss,
originality crtarnesB, force, and unvorsat uso OF
American slang. II not, Lis powers of obserys-
ton m'tst 10 fooblc. Ono Of tho boas evidences
OF tho aaporlorisy Of tito Amnyican slane-
which, BY tho WAY, is singu.arly froo from
ooarsenosa-3a iss acceptability to En-
gl'aflmon. Within tho past few yea.s
"Amcricao[sn's ha.o beon enrrafted upon
ths coloqula1 language Of Great Britain to an
astonishing SUCCESS, Tloy have erops into i,s
Atcrnturo, and. by adoption, havo lost their dis
tlnc1Te and original lille, suporseding tho cluu-
sior, eoarser, and 1osa forcible forms once pop
ulhr In England. Il ts quito intoligible tlat this
should be the case. Tho Saturday Repie,o
crcdita tho Americans with having =" invented
nav form Of wit and co1nplica.lng our criminal
code, !" and the Wit Of tic Copulace IL shown in
tts alang. It hna beeu curiched by the phrnao-
ology Of hnl{-dozcn different uatEona1ites, and
tho fietest fotma havo survived. To tho utttor Of
tho iten We cordially recommend porusal of
Cox's essays In Harper's on American hurnor, "a
an snducomsnt 10 give mora thorough study to
the subject.
, 1875-05-21

AUADfafY OF 1fUSlC-i1asscd cd street, between Mad
isca and 1foaroe. Engagement Of the Fog PAntomime.
Troupe. "lIunmy putnpty."
, 1875-05-21

ADEErHf fTftEATKE-Dcasbusn ttsoot, eorasr Mon.
soe. Variety Entertainment.
, 1875-05-21

oRIENTAL LODGE. No. III A. r. / 4. nf.-staied
Cot1nuncatpn his lfrisy} esantuE At 80 n'clock far
hninoss nliyra9e 70 evGry snonber. and "osk tla
BJ o1dot OF tho Master. +. u. TUCKER, Heoy.
ar Cemsnuncatlan THU trtdAg} eronlnx, At Masonic
Hall, Mearoa It. Wosk n: 81. Decree Visitors i!a-
tatnAlly tnrted. WAt, X, FORSYTH. W, III,
, 1875-05-21

M'v1CRERs TIIEATftE-l;sdtfon street. between
Dcarttsn mad State. EnRa1sment nt Chasles Pops.
- SAinEcu,H
, 1875-05-21
nora will array themselves in white aud enroll
Under tho banners Of tho Priuoo


Cincinnati is hnppy,-moro than happy
Cincinnati ts fortunate, tho favored ct th
gods. Il,ore Iaro plenty Of cities doing n
) much business "a Cincinnati, having Us m,tcl
wealth and as large opportunities for the en-
1oyment Of estlietio Injuries. There ar
brighter, frcsher, cleaner cities. Thore ar,
many oinea whero you can cat your break
'"ss without having your eggs and coffee pep
posea with SCOT; many c'tics whore the
ao1aofs o. ham ailu tentlefloin TO not havt
."n'c'pal tfeedom. cincinnati IS peculiarly
oies' IN IL" people, 1hosa fniidonaires OF
AUBURN and clifton who Avs ION the
ne'snM @ thoy look over te
LILO epsans dfoSa Cemetery, AaSo {
M"y OF reasoning to themselves TINT, when
1noy InaRo thcif !ass journey oyor there, they
vanno' tase tlelf ducats nnd shekela with
.neh'' nao tnat' 1haamuch as Cincinnati gavo
1no'n tHel1 money they cannot do better than
g'Se some OF II oacit to her, and givo 1t back
W Aoe ooloro taey go hence' so that they can
Ses II properly administered anu appropriat-
W. ano g1ve tno CITY thor advico concerning
l.s use' ta'nef than run the risk Of oblging
.no Guy to h9ht their heirs for Its possession.
An'a III SOIL OF local prlde and faith which
i""niaestS 1lse4t LII eoou "off8, ana 16 much
ootNot en"u p1"ggadoclo anu bnhcofnbe. 1t
:" ~ tate - ma Puono srlf7t' oathetlo taste,
anu tho lottiest ambition assoe!ated with
"eo'tn' thas Inc 1aet Is worthy OF moro than
PASSING notice. -.....
Ano anu6'fauons ot TINS are numerous
aENh1 raonAaoos the Clifton millionaire,
Waoso elegant house, grounds, and private
| - 1f..t
, 1875-05-21


affectod tho concert. Through tho handsome
iberality Of Mr. spn,Aarn I'LL this will BE-
le,4 after avoided, and, when Cincinnati eiyes
her next Festival in 1877 or 1878, aho will
have han worthy OF the occaoion.
AL this shows that thore ia soms ciyf1izs.
ton in Cincinnati, and that hor merchant
prinoes are not only wealthy, pnblio-spiritsd,
and generous, but TINT they arc also man Of
tasta aud culture. Herein thoro Is son,e
ditferonco between Cincinnati md Chicago,
and there is also tAs very material differences
ot age, which Is ono Of thu Arst esscntials
Of the art-spirit. But We warn Cincinnati
that she IL not 10 have tho monopoly Of
ssthetics In the West Tho elemanta ars
already moving here. Two years ago,
no one, except newspaper correspond.
ents, went from Chicago to tie Gin.
oinnaA Festival Last week Tiers wa
a handsome delegation present. They hare
seen how 1t was dona. Tho Festival influence
haa reached here and IA working, and. II CHI.
cago docs not make hsr initial attempt noxt
year, abe will two yeArs from now. The sls-
menta arc Ill here. It only uaeds the masts.-
spirit to organize and mold them, and N
executive committee to work with diliaenos
and skill. The gro2t conductor, THEonops
TuoxAs, stands ready and eager to come, il tbs
ASSURANCES Ars giysn him that his suggestions
will be followed. We therefore give Clucin.
natl timaly warning that Chicago 10 preparing
herself to oontsst the superiority with her.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01
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