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, 1875-08-29

prove IS successful as those that took place IN
Mr.. Lucisa Lea will preach At the Cong1eRa-
tional Church Sunday morning. The pastor ~;
Hltchcock, who has returned from che East, WILL
occupy the pulpit in the evening.
The new Grant Hotel presents hne appear
anca with it's three btories OF brlck-~ork CON-
1Ir. Matt Carpenter was in the city during the
week.
George Yule has gone to Ann Arbof to attend
the University there.
Jsrk Frost pad th,s citv visit last week
Charlie Bain started for the East last week,
where be Ill REMAIN fot q year at school.
Miss Mamie Scott, Of Brooklyn. Miss B rdie
Alton, OF New YORK City, . ID al1<s Lizzie Grey
OF Chicago, are Waiting Miss Carrie BHn.
Miss Lizzie Andrews IL Waiting Mss Minnie
Doan.
Mr. Meadowcroft lis enjoying country air with
hrs cousins Or. H&zeltou and wife.
Mrs. PETIT, OF Chi.ago. is Visiting her mcther,
Mrs. Striker, on Anu street.
The weather has changsd for the better, and a
week Of uninterrupted sunshine ses.ns bisss-
ing,
, 1875-08-29
HIGHLAND PARK.

Special Cor7espo1dence Of The CHICAGO Tribune.
HIGHLAND PARK, Aug. 2a-puring the past
week the Park has been exceedingly dull in con-
paxisop With tho rest OF the summer It ia un-
doubted1y owing to the number cut Of town for
short trips to neigbboring resorts. Highland is
represented at Devils Lake p, Ar: and ars. 9.
B. Field, A11a. A. Z. Allen, and Miss Marion
Wakefinld at Deep Lake by Lii. and Hrs. Ford,
P. Hall and A1r. and Mrs. Rod Carter At Glen
Flora are registered the Hon. Y. A. James and
xifa, NJ. and Ars. ?. P. Hawkins, Mira. T. q.
Spencer, hrs. II. 3. Downs, ths Miasss 5asnsa
, 1875-08-29

lP1ovidence: R. Il, aud Mesars. 8. II. cos 49,.
Iowusand MoCoun- Tha Rev, Dr. ps,,a.aa aaa
having accepted the Presidency OF the no ;. ~.
yersty at LAKE Forest. will g1va up his be.n,,th.,,
nome M En- nefe ~ ~ move 70 that place some tina
tais fall. The family will be greatly m,,se4 nus
Lake FoEes: Will pa tlY atat,a for 1t by sena. ~.
here Prof. E: P. Weston, who IL ,urht ,h1us ~
tel at this place. and will use i: tor vo,n. uo-
o,es' s:ho,.. Tao building is al, that ssnli ~
desired for tho pnrp, se, and Prof. We.tooss
that 40 better scao1l Can aa found, 10 tha wass
The ne. depo4 IS progressing ~ fast "a noss,-
bic, and promises to be quite ao lmpo3inr INIT
ing, certainly 3he bet on the Nurtbwe,1a~<
tt,a3 between Chicago and Milwauxaa ~
people Who have occlsson to use tae denot III
certainly appreciate it whaa 1t il dana A, ~
present accommodations arc anything but pIa.s
ant ;;
Tho Young peop'e OF the Dramatic c,nh -.
about to repeat the drama "AMoog tho Rraa-"
erB h.ch NET wAsh auca Rre21 auccesa ahnnr .
year ago. 1t Is said that . young lady and x.n'
t!oman who tooS On to prominent parts tn ihat
pie:e. and drst met 1t the rehearsais Of II
have another pleos in rehearsal in wh,,h .he7
will take the leading pa ts. assisted bv far
friends, among them the pastor Of one o, n.
churches. Tha at,dtencs vii! oe very sala,t
one, only those having invisationa being ID
m,tted.
Tue Ras Dr. Hurd. OF the Presbyterian Chnrch
ia absent on his vacation. The congregation vii
ba addressed to-mosrow morning bv Mr. Z. #
Beebe, one Of the lay me ubers OF the church
There Will be- no serves in the evening 1t e1kher
this or the HaEtist church.
Mr. Elisha Gray is boring IN srtaaiAa well On
his grounds. They are progressing very fa.t
with it, working day aad night.
Many Of tha prominent society peopl=-youn7
and o'd-are anticipating merry time Tuesday
afternoon and evening At the afternoon laso-
party on the lovely ~ alrie g1ou ds on tho lako
biuf1. To those who cannot attend the afternoon
lawp-partY. the way Ia c ear to be present at thu
grand party at the Highland Park Rouse IN tho
evening Trains will Leave Wells Street Depot
for Fl ghland Park 81 folanws: Ills p N. aud
$40 p. m. Returning trains will lesve High
land Park for Ch.:ago Al 6:30 p. N. and l1:G6 p.
m. Faro for the round trip between Chicago and
Highland PArk. 81. and tickets to the even ns
party st the hote1, 81. refreshments included.
a hrga number Of the leading society paop!a
from Chicago and it's most prominent suourns
have made arrangements to be present, and
there is no question bat what this will be tho
most elegant affair OF the kind which has taken
place this summer. Tbose who return from
Highland Park on tho 1850 p. m- tram will bo
met at the depot Ly stsgas to convey them to tho
several parts OF the city. Johnny Hands full
has been engaged for the occadon.
, 1875-08-29

j8rfetd{ Cprrespo,asHce Of FAs CAzca0o 7F4ounk
ST.. CHAn1Es, Aug. 28.-TLe North Carolinians,
of which 30 much has justly been said, visited
the city this week, aud gained aastering rapu-
tation from the public ~ho turned out in fair
numbera to witness their entertainmelts- Thew
bad full house at Batavia, and will play the re-
mainder OF tse week At Aurora.
"A very pleasant socjable was given Tuesday
evening 1t Mr. ]. vaedsr'a residence, under the
auspices of the Congregational Church. The
grounds we're unusually veil lighted by iocomo'
tive headlights, which made it Very comfortable
for the Cronenaders, croquet~plavers, and
dancers. Refreshments Of VARIOUS kinds we're
served and all enjoyed themselves. Among
those present were Ms ana nd Mrs. J. SsedeF S ~
Ryan and wife. Air. and Mrs. y: F. Osgood,
Mi. apd Mrs. D. L. Zabriskie, Mr.. and Mrs,
Bowman, City Treasurer ). B. Huis and vie
Mr. aud alrs. J. strader. Mr.: and M1s, J.. Mute
Lloyd. Mr. and Mira J. a: Eaton NJ G;a,a and ME- nd
daughter, Hiss Sarah Mrs: Colbert, Of Chr
cago; Mr. Hugh Huls and daughter, Miss
Sarah; A1lss libbie Vseder, Mss Kitt'e H.. Fer
sou, Miss Bella krltey, Miss Emma ZabFlskte,
Miss Minnie Crawford, tue Misses Leona - and
Inns, Miss Belle Mcs1aster, Miss Lizzie DOYLE,
Morse, ss S'' Of Bs!viaess: Mia Hstsis sGoodlae,
Agnes WlpterbAms, Della Braunhold, Miss Lille
Farrou, Of Chicago: Miss Florence CregieE.
Misses Ella and Id1, and Dr.. Ferson /;
Mess,a. Arthur MerEell, reporter OF tbs St.
Charles Leader, H. II. Greene Carl and Ed
Bowman T. @. and John Veeder. @. R. Elmer,
William Lusk, Sam Cutler, Of Chicago, H. H.
and FL. E. Freeman, Charles Stewart
PERSONAL
Mayor Lewis LOOKS rather blne--about the
right eye. stick OF Wood accidentally struck
him,
Mr. 3. D, Mallory, late proprietor OF the
Dishou Court Hotel, Chicago, and now proorie-
tor Of the Mallory House in thls city, Ia running
hin hotel we'll. Every corner OF the house is
full at present. Among the'oocupapts are many
eummar bosrdera, who have found this rural
CITY to be one Of the most beautiful and pictut-
esoue resorts in the State.
Mf, Colbert, commercial editor Of THE Chicago
TRIBUNE. wife and rwo children, arc among the
summer boardszs at the Mallory.
Mrs Bross and daughter. May, have returned
from Nebraaka, where they have bean soioarn-
ing for the formers health.
hlr. Wheeler, editor Of the 81. CHARLES Leader,
wxs presented With genuine Kansas grass:
hopper. It was over 3 inches in leugth and
about as loug "a good sized toad.
The Mledes Leona and Nellie Leonard, Of Chi
c.go. tmo young ladies' prominent in West Side
society, are making short vlsit here.
Mr. James Ferson, Captain Of the Recreation
base Bali Club OF st. Charles, has been absen
from bis pouitlou in the diamond On account ol
ulness.
Hiss Lille Fxrron. Of Chicago, IL visiting viii
ha1 fria4d, M1aa Florence CseKiar.
, 1875-08-29

SpeciaE Correspondents af This lhteaoo 1+i1uns.
KENosuA- Wis.,, Aug. 28.-1'he summer season
here is usually the gayest OF the year, and this
summer has proved no exception to the rule.
There has been all sorts OF parties to crafty
the taste Of sGciety-lovinR people. from lawn
party TO full. dIess affair in the dancing hna.
The party given by the Qui Vlve Club at the
residence OF Mr. E. Balm, Oh the evening Of the
10Th inst. Haa decidedly recherche affair. 1Er.
Bain'a house was brilliantly lighted from base
ment to dome, and within the rooms vera
beautifully decorated wlth flowers. One pretty
deslgn noticed was the club nama in white fow-
ess On groundwork OF ferns and mosaes over
the door leading TO the dining-hal!. The young
ladies composing this club received and enteE-
talued their guests in . most charm
ing manper. There we're present the Misses
Lea, Merrill, Yula, Martin, Kinney, Balm, King,
Dund, Bacot, 6teight, vermilya, Hill, Pierce,
Robinson, Theirs. Jilsun, poan, sholes, Doo-
little, HAvlay. Ovefacre. CIary; also, Miss Scott
Of Brooklyn. M,sA Alton Of New York City, biiss
Grey of Chlcagn, and ths Missas Andrews.
5holes, and Miller; Meesrs. Hall, Curtia, Wiltsv.
Slossou, PetliE Ovaracra. Robinson, Farr, Le Nls,
Newell. Brown. Th1ers. Quar!aa; also. Nessrs.
Fauntleroy. Ralston, MeadoWcroft. Comstock,
heerles OF Chicago. and Ar. Wesks Of nacine.
BY tue Misses Alton, Scott, Grew, Baine Bond,
King. Vermlira beng particularly pretty It is
reported that these club pArtles a,e to be kept
up during tbs fall which fact, ii true, will Nd
materially 70 ths enjoyment Of tbs young society
OF the place.
Monday evening,
THE YOUNG HAnn1ED people
gave large dancing patty 1t Mnbali HAIL. with
the Da!arian baud as = tarflcular astrso-
ton. The hail WAS we'll filed. and the dancing
r. I.
, 1875-08-29

i BEAUTIFUL CENETENHs
Spee;af CorresEondence a Tia c'a.eago 7rSau1's.
WAukEqAS. Ill, Aug. 28,-Perhaps one OF tho
most beautiful places OF resort about here Is
Oahwood Cemetery, located on the South Side
IL has bean visited by large numbers every dag,
especially on Sundays. For \ namber Of years
past consii1rabie money and labor hare. bsen
devoted towards improving the grounds, fences,
etc.
TIE FIRST ONE or THE KIND.
Last Wednesday hishly-colored woman ap-
peared before Squire Brewer, At his Office and
filed complaint against certain gentleman
Of the same color, charging him With 10
decent assault The man was arrested. His
trial took place FRIDAY hefore Justices Brewer
and Coils. Considerable delicate testimony
was produced by the acouser which was very
damaging to her own case. The examination
lasted all day. The Court fixed the bail at 5000,
IN default OF which the prisoner was remanded
to iai. and will be tried at the November term
OF tue utrcuiE Court Considerable amusement
was furnished by the parties on trial, owing to
the original manner Of giving testimony. The
co!ored population are al! astir over the matter.
PERSONAL.
Mr. Jesaa McA1hster, OF Lake Farm, Ind, and
Edward McAllistsr, or Ptainfeld Ill, are visit
ing their brother, the Hon. ". K. McAlliete1, Of
this place.
Dr. o. ". Sadler, OF PlttsburR, Pa. has been
visiting frlendsin the locality Of nllburn, his
former home.
Col. o. Lippiucott has been in the city during
the week visiting friends-
Miss Emma Booth, OF Chicsgo, and Miss
Alcott, Of St. Louis, sre stopping at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. c. 4. Barnum, on North avenue.
Rodney Moulton. Esq. OF tue Western Union
Telegraph COMPANY, Indianapolis, il Waiting
relatives and old friends IN this city.
The Rev. G. n. Van Dyue. formerly rector Of
the Eplscopsi Church, left Waukegao on Thu rs
day evening for rittsburg, Penn., hia future
home
Tho Rev. s. 8. Fisk is welcomed home after
his three weeks rest and recupetalon at Geneva
Messrs. George Kirk. 0. 8. Lincoln, George
Lyon, and Joun Douglas, returned homo from
their huuslng expedition on Wednesday. :.
Mr. Autin J. Dovle, Clerk Of the Criminal
Cou,t, Chicago, made n Waukegan flying visit
Mrs. J. 6. soutbwick lefs this city last 1'uea-
day for visit to her former homo In the East.
The following are among the arrivals It the
Glen Flora Springs during the past week:
Mrs. n. L. and Miss Minnie Fleming, Peoria, III. :;
Mra n. O. Morgan, Monmouth, H.; s4rsh F nsree,
Louisville, KY; E. Latham, Marion, Il; z l. cnf-
ford. Eysuston; L. Murray, Grand Rapids: J. 3.
Mckay g. A GAge John l. Thompson, George II.
Peterson, georgia Coon, Mrs. ": T. Daniels Mrs.. IL.
e. Pratt md daughter, Mrs. J. Jauatson M1s- Henry
F1tzgiobon Ed 4. Kelly J. 4 Freesm.n, J-Warren, H
nell and wife, Edgar Sanders, G. B. Dickinson, Mrs
Fortune w. ]. Webber, Misses Annie and Minnie
Evsna James c. Hyde, John c. Policy. and /. 6tchols
Chicago.
, 1875-08-29

erociug Is bushels to the acra throughout tbs
towusbips Corn and buckwheat we're IN splen-
did condition. but are now entirely ruined bY the
frost. This seems to be favor'te resort Tor
MINISTERS. Last week tho following well-known
d,y,nea were At the Gardner House l.: HiEam
Eddy, D. D., OF jersey City; the Rev Mvron
Reid, OF the Milwaukee, Academy OF Music tue
lev ". G. Pierce. Of Champaign. ILL.,; tbs Rev.
Mr.. Gask,l}. Of New York aud other good mea,
WHO spent tho week in boauug. fishing, a,3
riding.
, 1875-08-29
ILLINOIS,.
kANKAkEE.
THE HARVEST.

f3ptrfd[ [tfTft7171dente o. lHs thteduo 1Fto""es'
KAxkAKEE, ILL.,, Aug. 27.-As the harvest
draws near completion, the results prove that
tue yield has been undeFestimated. From the
ueubrious reports peddled ont BY the majority
OF the farmers 4 few weeks ago. We townspeople
were led to look for complets collapse OF ev'
erything. It transpires that oats will yield sn
aggregate OF one-thiEd more than last year; IL
many INSTANCES where the crop was cut with
scvtnes and stacked in bulk. the yield is so bush
els per acre; on high ground the yield is from
60 to 70 buAhels per acre. Rye averages better
than last year, the yield beng fIom 20 to 2s
bushels OF grain and ons-half to one ton oi
straw per acre. Flax is, on the whole, equal. il
not superior, to last years crop. AZ for corn
the utm ost latitude may be taken with the ad-
jectives IN estimating the yield, provided ~e
have an ordinarily late season. Some Of the
oars ars already turning yelo" in maturity. On
tow lands there has bean = touch or tRo Of frost
hut not sufficient to do any damage.
wonsH1p1ao THE LORD IN THE WILDERNESS.
The principal oxci:ement in this vicinity ,s the
camp~meetug. Mrs. Van Colt arrived here yes
terday morning, and Elder and Mrs. Willing
came tbs morning. The services opened yesteE-
day afternoon. The prospect for what ia called
successful meeting ia highly promising. The
attendance ia at present no larger than on pre-
v!ous o1eulugs, but the brethren and sisters
aoam In ha m rood trim fnr =. v,corona cannnaien
~ c;..;~...; .to~o,ta l. Tn,,.oo ,no,,,na
aud evening trains stop 1T the grounds fur the
accommodation Of visitors. Sunday will see an
immense outpouring from this and adjoining
coun:ies, sud tie grove will 1rasent scene Of
in1eune iut1!oeh u..Ne. ~. ~ .sSas,. - Ea
nslous 'iG'a VI tus ssaqHs m,,r,a .. ~ =,
uatu1s1 oo nu' aas Ho 49, ~ East
tns,1 . e'e. .esG sea.'o ~ ~ IT, ~
lott' CONSTITUTE nkns w. 10y s a.u
PeeonatN sIGu ~ 80 sAeA " an:a:.ha' ::h -
CUT oi u@o ~ speeuy auu eua''en' lo"nne'-
- tass ~oaH h..
Auo "uo~es y. p p.,."I ": ~ .ss...'aa
1oglng br'e1 SEASON OF 4e,lval % tna pieaence
OF the heV. Geo ee y. a'!o!' u ea4l1of "no
10 on sou1 talou.A tuo o.a,es oisan.1auk
matu IL INSURANCE a'G.a:H' ca!l9a tua hn'snse
q the Red GROSS. lhe ordee nunos1a 1. s9tne
lo,ooo members On tne faclnc Hoast' 11t Aae n,st
lodge organized III LIMOS ID at nalu'on' nues
from hankakee- un1y aoous t"ehtY persons
nave ss yet s1gnlneo the1 aes'te u !oln ~ us
CITY. 1he he7' Taylor Is nos "eetns' 3pPaf-
emily, With hfst-class success <efe"
aoaE1cuLToRAt
=. n. Ha1na"ay, Tue Pfopasatol tla'ua- ~
was's Excelsior tomato. has recently nag on
fruit: Thlfteea large ana "ell-tormeo tonatoeS
are clustered upon one stem, all out two being
uniformly ripe. 1ns "esa1 =! taG Uunep ~, 40
j pounds ounces 6am nad Iae car1os!tv pno-
tographed, and sent the pnolo11apn to WICK"
c1Hcolr cooaI:
The special august term IL tne e hanxahee III, ina
Cult court COlQuEQEta utA1 IL a4AJf 1uo5o
, 1875-08-29
PARK RIDGE.

1Ir. DuPre, of Chicago, is the owner Of Z
block Of land in Hodges Subdivision, in this
place. and intends nbortly to erect six dwellings,
thereon. /: will undoubtedly prove paying in
vestmant, whether be holds them for sale or for
rent, and it ie to be hoped he may reap rich re-
yard for his enterprise '..,f
4 runaway took place after church Last Sab
bath evening, sh:cb BY the merost ch:ase m;esed
bssnz ss1iora aodaaat+ 4ha team. Of, Ar.
, 1875-08-29
HARTlAND.

Speeial Co5rsspo1sdenee Of The Chicago 17ibn.,<.
HAarLASD w,s., Aug. 29.-Thp beautiful lit
tie village, situated on the Chicago, M'l~aukee
Il st. Paul Raalso4d. "a miles from Milwaukee,
and in tho midst Of the chain Of lakes for which
Waukesha County is ao justly noted has only Of
lite becoma eelahrasea: The drives are ppsur-
nassed, and the seaaeFy in aoa7s parts 1s besuti-
fal IA farming apRatET II u kood* ahaa< ~
, 1875-08-29
oAkTON SPRINGS,

pAK EUN SFHTNG5t
Special Ca7re@pondenc< u lh< ckseaao Tribune.
OAE7os spR1Ses Wiz, Aug. AL annex the
list Of arrivals from Chicago 1t the Oakton
Springs Hotel tor the past week:
II. G. Hackney, J. ". Kinball, @. B. shourds, J. 4.
Owap, Miss Apna II. shayR, Miss Gerty Kirk, Ass
Anna Anderson4 Mrs. Seth Hapgood. Mis- E. F: Hap,
good, James g. Kirk and family, chaslss Henrotin and
wife, Gsmtei ". Piercy; R. A. Flaming, H. 4. Frey
and wife, John F. Iadin, George Fuss. ! C. hilton.
Simeon ". King, George A. Frear ]. Catline Charles
Helper, v. h Reanord, Million J. arseaebaum, Henry
4teeQebaum.
, 1875-08-29


m. Fare for the round trip between Chicago aud
Highland PArk, 81. and tickets to the evening
party st the hotel, 81. refreshments included.
A Args number Of the leading socioty peop!a
from Chicago and it's most prominent suburps
have made arrangements to be present, and
there is no question but what this will be tho
most elegant affair OF tho kind which has taken
place this summer. Tbose who rstusn from
met at the depot !;y stsgas to convey them to tho
several parts OF the city. Johnny Hands full
orchestra has been engaged for the occaxion-
HYDE PARK.
THE SOUTH PACK.
Very fau people have any knowledge OF the
lake shore At the enstern portion OF the South
Park. There ia, on the lake shore south Of thu
Hyde Park House and east Of this Illinois Gen.
trat Railroad tracks, 100 acres OF land which,
even IN its natural state il consiiereda beauti-
full park. This place is ~ miles long. Il Of =
m,ls wide at the north end or Fifty sixth street,
and ~ miles wide At the south end or Sixty
seventh Street, The Lake Shore Drive IL already
graded from Stony Island avenue to the lake,
AMI will be finished distance Of half = mile On
ths lake shors this fnll. It ia to be 10 feet wids
from Stony Island avenue to the lake, and 100
feet on the lake shore. In the northwest Of
the park will be constructed 3 verv beautiful
lake. The gfound IN this portion OF the place 10
natnr.1lv adanted l., thai ournose. Tho ,,ks
- - ho ,,rotactad from tha aoc.oa ,hmaDts
Of tha waves by eunbank.nents OF old trees aud
~, ~ n,or which tha PARK r,mn,,a-iona,a n,n
a oe n1 hlli," pd5 Tns piar il eomnosad Of MIA.
oo1 ao1 - ~ he 10 fest vi Ia aud 80 fest Ionr'
IT, I1oa ~ ~ 81 an a'rt ~ tvno na,r tha cons
heaps ol etavet Ase Nus t,,aas1 esd 'ns s.
~ .na n;ar a channa s0 feet vida ani fast
|laan ~ to % he ercaxa. ed by means OF q d, edqe.
IN tha centre Of this park she Commisuoneu
Il tad rv4Nk tAfpA
tha a., NO M wnich w,I he connecesd Nth
IA aToraaaId channel. This late:
sud AUD chsnnel viii do sway With ths
et,;,a,,1 ~ dra;na and sawara md thns" basdes
nnant'fSe naa,u ~ - tha mark vii be- 1patrnmenrs of
seo"arcv !rhis no't,on NJ the south PARK viii be-
haantidoi w1th forest bowers lawns, dives. etc.
1t has f'ns nicn;o rronnds slrradv. and shsn
iii hs M, NJ The niea.antest nl.cns
~ 1te f1n,taa srnrss Tne whoe South Psrf
consstsof 1s0 acres. OF sh1ch thu yisIon u.n-
ts;ns - tr1f1e more than seyeo-twe,ftbs.
, 1875-08-29

The races 1t the Dtlv1ng Park. 80 1ong ..adyer-
tised come on next Wednesday and Tbnrsday.
II The Weather - dne thexe .raqaa Hill probably
, 1875-09-28
hN IMPORTANT LITTER.

From prominent gentleman and resident Of Cno,ansM
U.t for tt,s aAt 5utty we Known u ths aa"'-5
publtAhoEs Throughout tho Uutod ht1iss
NEW yunk, Oct. Il. ls1a.
QR. kApHAY-pKAA SiR: / asn Induced W sdntsst ~
wo king Of your n1ettons tn5selt. Fotss' III
u1assy orxans Which sums swsye mouths *, eunisa:ss
T. mset terribly .tsesng d.ss;s. shtea r. Y 'sssis
namaIlon Of tho kidnoys md hadde1 soa e. II
tas,s .pa,en thst n! sas17s estst.2na t,a punt.f
phys!cians. and had taken large quantity o. aS
eath ai!opat and homeopathic; tut ad eos p Tcss
{smsdte: Ard sos fouF men1h, ~ se4a a.! basns b
effected pessoa sha had Lung bean .esrlas Az
bes1 ssnt ght e. 81 fnt s4s ~ =! RaSni,2.aS it
and oo5nn1sncsd taking thnm. In three dAJh "A
'""'s>' A''a HDS '''' {. n. j1NE3. ctnelnaAs+@
, 1875-09-28
THE IRA BROWN TRIAL

LIE 10 olsfEl4o"s!!1FfLp.
The trial Ut Ira Brown WAS resumed Inst even
ins before tie Com.n1ttea Of thu Ada Htteet
,,nrr,t, I'm rov fM,,ov n,aaif,rt, rrnvn
@"o'sAt '"o A'' "
"sH hok FToselsir aa'!uA ~ VII t1a- 4'o"'tHB ~
iha Conmittoo sent word to tho eGert TINT h!s
time xas too valuable fur such NONSENSE. Eut
,r h;s ahssnre Ina C,,mm,t,oa yoDt intn ,hn tas.
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s'"o"' - A,o'i q" '"oh" 40 a@av ~ "u'
hotly coutostoti; brought out IN detail! all tho
factn he,osoiotc published relative to tile church
truubIvs; and psocssisd without regard w the
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1.n. ~ I,''m s55 tn rso1t forts rsIs.
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~ fsnr ~ 10 ,,n1,s,stond i,own t,antn,t tier,
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aen.'heu sas Nv aam ~ 80. - ''f. tonte
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