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, 1875-08-21

~. LnnIs Hrprhtran.
The mort ritictll1ltslY mlatlk5n man fu tho
hogGnorn,a DAYS. tliS pr1rH isn't Esoat moral
agent. An evidence OF tho nnbl9 work tho rraAA
In dong wins afforded mo Gav lust week In q
Wholesale hn,so OIL Mam Rrent. Among lilo
employees Of tho house mentioned is young
Inxtl "lI0 IL Interested In Huil1ny-BchoDls who
never bots upnn baseball tnatch unfesB pos
scssrd of re'iahtr infnrmattoi, Of what tito two
Ea1tainH have tecided tho result of tho ga'no
shall bs, who At:on1H TO his business oiostly and
CAUTIOUSLY and who loadR tho pnpcrs thoroughly.
Especially attontiyo han this young man been ii,
noting eyory step ut lecent great trial. from
tlle time possibility Of tito was first limited
At In the newrpapcrHto tue inte when 1t con-
c!uded With tho brslowhl Of huulIel-t thousand
WoIl call the name OF tho young man Johnson.
Tie other day he WAS summoned to tho pliyato
room Of tho head of tho llrnI aud thus addressed:
:" Ntr. .rollnsuu, VIC have been considering tho
work you hHse dono and the manner III wl,cl.
YOU lave accomplished it for tho past voar, md
wo havo como to tho conclusion 10 iaao your
SALARY. s1fencofort ynu will draw FROM tho book
Lceper 1l0u instead Of $50 month |"
THO young man received this announcement At
ilrhs with ti.,rli Of pleasure aud then tue look
ou bls face changed ali At onco 10 ono Of terror
and protest an tle bro 10 out cxctedv:
II tion't deserve 1t. Mr.. -, indeed don't
I've mover done anything Of the kind Ill NIL
nit. sis, Tint went with the Wido" Jonos 10 \
SundAv.schoof icntc, aud havo invited her out
10 take ice.c ehln onco or twice; hut that III all,
80 hcIpme God! I try TO be ChEirtinn voting
man. PIT. In humble way, and to do nv duty.
I've boon i'll temptation. but Two neyor y1elttci
~ you think hayo. and assure yon tue rslloc.
tfnu upon nv character IL totally untaescrscl |
III swear to It u1on Dlblo, il necessarily 1t'h
u shame, BIT II
or co,lrse, in tho face Of Buch an hsneat pro-
tcs., tho head Of tho !irm could not ina'st and
the ma, ter WAS not forced. johnson still gets
hiH $50 por muEtli.
, 1875-08-21
THE COUNTY BUILDING

special election has uoen called, to be held In
tho Town OF la!atlno on tha 3lh Of September,
TO clIooso Constable.
The Committee un Noads and bridges Of tho
County Baar1, accompanied By tho to!l-roaa in-
epccturs, touk drive uyes tho nosohilt road Tes-
terlay on m inspecting tour.
Tho Joint Committee on Public Buildings and
Charities held ineestng yeetotdaY. and audited
b1lt of Joseph liagsn for +7,35B75, Tor work
lone OIL the addition to tho Insane Asylum.
Report lad it yesterday that It was no. ths
Vacancy on tho bench oceasonol by Judge Tfce'a
5eHi1uat!an tInt Sau,let Ashton wished 10 iii,
bit TINT he wanted to stop into the Bp0oa Of
judge Hars, Whuss time expires this fsIl. lie
Ia Also reMrted to DO ca1laent Of Auccesb In tile
raee.
Tie Hon. Il. T. Dorickson, Of tho Stasc Board
Of Elal1xatiop. was 8t the County building ycs-
tcruay inuu.rlus ot ilo Committee on E.suaaza-
lion why It WAS th4t the acreage Of toak County
hal bcrl! Illcl cleaneu this year aom0 G.t00 acres
| oyor ahi yeAr, iiu saI lit waa n,t aHAr0 OF tho
county having ErowI'. lio fated to get ~ e1-
pIAuAtlOn NhIcA wns entirely satisfactory.
Tho Committee ou Public Cllnrities yesterday
scnt ior JasneA Forsyth aud 1orumu DraIusleY.
to testify III relation tu tho alleged lrregu atltloa
Of G+utgo II, kimberly, Warden OF tlls County
| l'oor-iianss. 1t wlll 10 remembered that tley
uppcuro;l .,sfolo thu Orauu Jury scVoral tuotiths
| ago aliu nlau9 Co!uplalats uHk hbE eokAo AehboA
thur lA!.rd to c0e ueinT0 tue EDui1nlttee yestef-
| dur, lho CvmIuIter, having no power to cum-
| pvl tho Attendance aGreod to report tic action
| nal to tho Uuatd.
Tin Committee on Public Buildings and Pub.
lie Service ned Il meeting yesterday afternoon.
4ua after soul0 d!eclrhio, agreed to rec0nniehd
| that tho AWat.l iur tho EXCAVATION lor tho ITO"
| Court-liuuse be made tu Johu aud A. D. Coz
| Tor s5,u54. Que Ut tho AlexrB. Cox "As pros
ci!t. MD complained that tho specifications iot
tho work wcso different fon What they we're
t Aeu he cxamanod tllom. aud the COMMITTEE
| agreed thu. tho lino for t1is completion Ut tht
| Aurk shonld be e1tuut!td five days. The bont
! OF Architect Esaa sas sxatn'ncd aud Approved
! his tondsmeu being Tnomas Mackn, KoLer
| Clark Juaopt Sherman, Jollu 0'Ntll. and Il. B
! Miller, III tho sum oI : 7lUu.U0o.
, 1875-08-21

HERx8Y THE kuLE, NOT THE EXCEPTION.
To Tie Ea.tur Of Tie CHICAGO Tribune:
CnirAao. Aug. 23.-No4ther Prof. Sring nor
his church need feal alarmed 1t anything tho
syuolical powers n1ay do, or threaten to do
aga,uss them. pattoniHm has done it's worst.
aud it will DO like beating ont its oan braius to
make another attompt 10 punish swtug. Hitting
Swing through tho Fourth Church will bo an
awkward blow, which, like tho boomerang III
unskltIed hands. may return upon patton's own
he.d.-fur everybody knows. much NJ it may be
0.Bg,llHed, thAs tho real pH,tJ oahind the acenes
III 10 other than r. l.. r., and that tho "lole at
fair il u PattoUlah inyeutton-a s0ft OF Calylu-
lalic.Guy Fawkes plot to blow The Fourth Church
faslla.puns Hpuso. What folly tor uus IT 'leaby
tcrisn minister, Or ono Frosbytetian Church, to
ixhl another on lho gro,ul vi nou-couformilY
to doctrine, wiIan every ons uf Ihui ARG out-hnd-
uut horotlc. guinR further and further from
lilo standards laid dowu lu shs CatechBm and
Confession Of Faith! Tried BY tho old standards
OF I1esby ytoinnIBn, which latton IL trying 10 ret
up in Hlito of the protest aud oppouItion Of hi
elliRAtoned religious sentlmapt, oyGfy mpdeFu
Presbyterian Church would DO dIsfaIlowahped.
aud oyery Bo-cAllcd dibciate Of CALVIN Adjudgad
A. wo1se than ~ ,nhaet. ilerasy to anciont
dogma bslng tho su'e and not tho exception In
n,"is,n churches, what would presbytensnism
b0 without : fTeHbYter!sn2 HWtSuITk.
, 1875-08-21

LII. Of In cnea Of hta not lutsi7lng TO hla
daughter l}attos Lit; tso stsr" . 10 equally
l.v,'ea bot~ecn and pad tn tae daughters Of
Mitchell. aut, IrtaLy We-I; III ca.e d: death Tho
same Ia bo I,ai4 t. their hrtr; n:tr Stint" to
Altco lIuchaol.. d.ushter of tu> 'trrch.ed .'*lrf
Mary I!fnw. .
rrauk Proctor anil Ei~b% Proctor. sona Of his
half.Lrother. Elisha Proctor. doceasesl, ono
share to he equally divided between the ch,i-
NuiAe.
Tho colicle gives Tho admtniatrasors uuimit-
cd eostrnI Of tho ptororty, and ptoritiea that
tic br,ekmhAing Fhttuerthip WITH a. J. Meck|eT
be continued 40 long tho Administrators may
tcon, il Tor tho iuterest Of Tho cstate 10 con-
tinue Il.
Tho will vas duly proven and sntered to pro-
bats By tl,o Clark k,otserr of Administration being
1t tho rnmo tlmo granted. Douds In she sum Of
$iD!lOc0, twics Tho ynno Of tho estato, vero
furnished by tho executors.
, 1875-08-21

FOURTH aourAf fAnk rHScEnT.
Tha fonrtl, concert In sho Stnth FArk wAs
given Thursc,Av Afternoon, under tho direction
Of II. Daiashh. conmrneAg a. i:3o o'clock aud
ending 1t $50. The cotcc,t waB excellent, and
endod With Firo aud riames galon, which
ecetned 10 ltnbno tue l,rtenera with Wild spirit,
for they let their hofsos fly going hons.
4 tnnrc delightful day could not bAvo bocn
aelected for tho concert and probably not less
than i5.o 600 persons enjoyed tho nnsic. Il Is
css,ma.e.l there ~ero 400 yeliclus of various
kinds in tho park while tho concert waa fn
progress. Very few olnostslanA and they
mostIv inttica Unattended, wero n6siceahic.
rent1eman ~ a dog.cart created considerable A.
tentlun by hts rocalP1s drlyluE.
PERSONAL. .
Ms. ]. Atknson hnL family loft liore Fridny
at,grnoon lnr CanAtA. Mrs, Atkinson and l!0r
eldest daughter sa !rou, Quebec on the 25kt for
England. Ml-a Atkinson II 10 ontcr echuol II,
Germany WITH n fslond. MItB llupa.
Ssa. L. l.. shernaau il 1ust'caslpg Ia Michigan
with hor family.
Alra. Dickou.on hhs just returned from her
S,e. Adams ard dsughtcr. OF New York, hro
spending tho summer 1t tho residence OF Mr.
FAlrn,at. .....
Racine, Wis.
Mr. il. r. Ayor WA tclcgraphed At Manchester,
n. H., Inst Wednesday. to retuln l1otnc, on ac-
o.nnt Of the sctlous illausa Of his youngest
child.
Mr. Drooka. who tiaa heon ,nwol for aomc
tino. IL gradually improving. Ills RbHehca FROM
tile Congregational Church. Of which he has
been an holured meu,bor, IL deeply fo.t.
ITEMS.
Tho Catholic Sabt,a h school picnic look place
at Egc,lsdAle, TAursday. An o1cl,eptr4 OF sik
pIecos was cnrngua Tor tho 0ccntion. antl those
who wan. onjuyeu tlei,soly1s great deal.
4 sidewalk will be iA1l tito rust side Of
KcnWo;,u curt, Iotween FuttY-elYhtlI mid For
ty-uiutA streets, M buun NJ :ho thuroughfare ,s
opcncd
Mr. Rooney arrived from Tho city week ago,
AMI Bt,o: At pile lilo Un Of MJrgans p!ct.
fun tbs knumOol dclnt G. dlslaucn Of l.l0O
yalas), hitting it thteu tinlo. out of 1iso I5uy
for ltueuey!
Mr.. Bryant has tho contract for tlIrco brick
houscs on Jefferson ase1lle, bctwoen FiEss.roc-
ond and Fifty-tnrd stu oosB, ind for ons Oh Oak
atFcet, wobt Of Washington u34co.
Tho crassinK At tho corLDr ot FittV-second
atrest aud Lako Avoune ls in very baa coudt-
tiou. heavl!y-!oadod teams being tumble to
croHs It.
ABtroct~lamp Is greatly needed on Lako ave-
nuo. At Efty+iirst street. 1li"re aro no latnps OIL
thiH portion Ut tho Ayonuo fot tAff mile,
The lnan who waa robbed uu 3tnHs laland ave-
nuo, last Monday night. wat ono Charles VIM
terra, and tho nnIu.lllt stolen was S9D, nos $2UU,
| ~ Mt first stated, s
| Alr. aud Mrs. Franhor celebrated tho nine-
tsenth anniversary OF their nj IT. iage on WcdneB.
| day ove,,ing at their resstonca LHko nyenuo.
A largo number u people wcle in attendance
| aud had pleasant tlno.
HRS. ". K. hcderInan gave an entertainment
| Wednesday IN iIonur Of Mrs. Fich Of Madisuil,
Wia., who III guoss Of alsn. Hills.
, 1875-08-21
CRIMINAL.

4 young th1et entered tho residence Of Mrs.
Anulo Baker, No. 100 West lsko street, last
evening at o'clock and Etole quantity Of
carpet, valued al $34.
hiessrs. Fetr,oss Bros, Of No. 374 Wsat Madi-
son stross. rcpo;tcd aas evening 1t tic Union
Street etalion thastLoy had had = net Of valuable
barness stolen from their stable.
Klts pannett, "nymph Of = fair but es1ing
ltuo," enslcei = g1ssnhorn named NICHOLAS
Ilarsch into her thlevcs holo 1t No. t32 south
hin, OF $50. lla had just Wit caougl to report
tho caha to tbs liAriison-stFeet Station. and
Ksto wAs arrested lsat evening aud there locked
up.
The horse.thisvas are al work again. Yestor-
day Hugh Loonatl, mho Ives Vt the cornst OF
Dssplalnes aud llarricon streets, had = hack and
two baY hor.es atoiea IRON hls barn. The
cheeky thtot cutesei Tho premises. hxchad up
aud coollY d1oye away without hesug observed,
BAras Los, ut No. DOL Gottage Grow svonae,
also IIAd horse stoen from theiE stsbte xoma
t'ms daraug Thursday night
Johu HsnnesaeJ, ; luuatic, sscAped from the
Insane Asytum 1t ElKin, and. etealinE ; horse
fg0tn Mr. e. u. llAMley. droya a far ~ Name
vItlo. rhelu he sso!o anothoe from Wllilsm Jef.
ferry, and. leaving the hrdt lh0Ie, drove INTO The
clss. Tsisgrams frons EIsia we're received yes.
terdav Assing the police tu be Gu Tue lookout for
utu, BGA tEHkClAHT AAtQA404A L0 ~ 4aAVotD%4 w
ul1icer AcOatiQle, aud locxed up.st tho Central
Station. Hs will be taken back to Elg1n to-day.
Abrahsm RobiuofskY peddler OF cigars, Ma
yesterday srrxiKusA before Couimtusiouet Ho}na
charged N!.h reliinB c,yars not properly etsdap.
cd. aud with ao!lipK cigars 10 bo1es Which lad
before beef, used for other ciya's. A witnoss
svo1e thas he had seea defendant hll up old
bo1eb out OF = trunk full OF unatampad ",Skrs,
aud o las evidence nor less couyluotug MAS &l-
aIced. wherefore Tho accused wAs held IN bail OF
*2,001 Tor Appea1aucs before lhs District Court.
Tharaday night Deputy Warden Williams Of
Tue hElnnesoss state PeusensIa.Y, arTtYed ia$tEl
city With criminal whn Lxd escaped from thu
Fenitentsfy about year ago. aud WA recap
| tursd II Springfield. lia IL : notorious thiot,
sad WAS one Ut sAug Ut burglars who, iu 4s7J,
cnmmlslad numstuus deP.e4aiiuns uIon tue mar.
chants OF Al,nuesroAa aud st. l'aul III Que t,tYiit
iu Minneapolis TWO aselrY ssosas and swo L~ all
lngs ware entered, aud large aa,ouns OF booty
| secured. Iho detectives succeeded 10 srfssstuR
naa known ~ Edward bso*n. who WAS ttsd
and ssntsues1 ~ ths psasssAtlagy foz ten years.
, 1875-08-21
THE CtTY.hALL.

Tbs Cfty Treasurer yesterday paid out $50 GOO
on general city indebtedness.
Mayor Co!yiu nil! oayo town to-day for = short
vacation At Fox Lake, wlers many Of tue Alder
mcn are At p1oscut sojouEuIog.
AID. Stout has postponed lis EaBtern trip for
M indefinite period uwinR TO tho sevo1e illncss
Of his wifo. AID. schaifno, lcayes for New York
this evening, aud will DO absent for tao Hoeks
Up to date only 1.GO0 saloon lieonsos have
boen i'auuu-about one-lalf Ut the total number
iu towr, IIarcaftyr 4 llttie moro compuls!on
will bo btortol Oh tho part Of .Ao Mayors police.
Mayor s!oiyin promises to o1ort his in1uonce
to hayo the cattlu.dri'ing ordinance amonded ia
such D way az to satisfy al par :ics lie IL iu
favor OF allowing The packers t. dl'ye cattle be-
tWeon 03U and ll;3u a. H., during which slmo all
wul!.be4ayea childten arc tn school.
Will, tic assistance Of . detachment Of the
Fire Departments, Supt. Baliey yesterday demol-
is4ed the condemned Structure 1t No. Ol North
Carpenter street, and distributed tue romans
Amoug tue nelshborng propelty-o~nsrS. Tne
people who woto hyinH In tho houae moved ont
call III tbs morning, to escape tho destruction
which Bailey vowed TO would bring duwn upon
thor hn1uA.
It WAS hoped TINT s1ad!aon. street bridge would
DO a4ulu opauea to pubic travel Monday morn-
lug. Tho horso EAll1oad c0nD9uy inado intiDg
otle1s for ,ts cofnpletlOn at tie time mentioned.
and had rere,ycd soinewhat satisfactory anbwcra
from tue Company building the bridge. but
BY Hpecal contract. will not be through the tun
by that timo. They refuse to work theis forco
Sunday. aud como luently tho bE,dso-opening
will te delayed at ltask unt,l WeoucsaAy.
Tax.Assossor Dcuuehy aud AID. Jouas loft last
crenttlg for au extended trip through tue East.
ra1tly on pleasure aud partly on buhIness. Dur
lug lis abssuce AID. !on nj Will examine tho Ras.
NOTKb OF pittnbulH, t.,9 prUpriet1rb OF which
, 1875-08-21
THE DANCING BEAR.

Far ever Elf.isnd poets stretch their sway+
And win their learest ctuwna beyond the goal
Df ihrft own con+eini1. purpose: they contFol
With gue.a,ncs thrrala utto fown our fancya play,
And 10 0tr acttou. TN MY walk tp-tny
4 waIiowing 1sear lrRgr.l cIn1nay hla toll,
Wlrn straight st.on rosa Of Alta Troll.
And eccnct t!uli wtttlic1 fIine eyes awIy.
" iteFrt iostte9!" the astunibted tearward cried,
Grateful f,r thricn bis lnre II n1r. tbs slave
Of partial memory, sce,ng At hts Nlc
hear lninn,rtal; te glad tnle gave
Was nnne of mine: peer fIc!nu n'rr tho vida
Atlantie wclter reached it from his RrAyu.
-,idMst Russett i.otceiI IN hrtttrHber AEantfc.
, 1875-08-21
THE STAAtS-ZE,TuNC.

EAHh MONEY AND THE 1nlBfDENCY.
Tho I'ost aud .H6u liaH Leon interviewing Mr..
Ranses, Of tho Staats-A ttHny. OIL tho subject of
Guaut~a I'd CONNECTED with tie no1E national
catul aiun. Following are extracts from ita ac-
es'tlit Of tho tlfkttcr:
truab;y tDntols nr tulurinrs III ~ tiertnan vutes
aa r1,I, aay ~ hsf sles published At shs "es whether
wlan taesi"se. that journal i refortea to have
1ruIo,!ntta year or nWe !n advance. what will bs
tte pIetrEs.n cs IN to o possible pernonh aud ls.cs
Of tue hrst national calai9n, i lccomc@ 4 matter
mt nn1y If lnea but Ut HaIial Importance tu kuuw
sl III Ike eolo ot tho country know. II itx alleged
sentiments a. Its 4rtnal Srht,tput4 correspond par
teuy. Ard IN IL. aia,,'-t ii thls end, lust mud
Ua,! Te1ortcrt non Mr. Hermann Aaster loading
editorial "f'ltr uIMl tln Si'dts-Zef"ns 10 iuar,. ii
certain replied e,erHt rEturrts fsntn til c0l'fnAR
were He'''e, a''d Tin Interpretation given thetl in
ceasia Hnartsra g"rFrrs.
Tlln ht% ipi4 SUI! nf 3lnt!,y gafe til English
translation u '4u utsesau,s by ths stuath, ful
TLo llt!uoa S.ha.-zt'.unq, IN independent Rcpus,-
lean lontnal If u!nhaal ahty uakes III Interesting
declaration VI th p'rsrs II regard u tia prestent,4l
eocon of ne1t YEAR lte.~ren Grant mud Al'.M."
eAys Tho Saals %tItant. 'ws absolutely fos Grant,
bsl IL usan ehoul 1hr prcsuui1op Ia ruaS for.
ward ~ !tcrublltau 4a'"lnais against sooa al,o-
stul sanald.t-,iur es.tnple, aga'l1hs I,lden-t6en
vi SHOULD >Ay: iciwttn GEa1e aud TIeu. va arr
absuIl,trly for Tlldsu."
And yoaier,!ay nornlng rtE Tn,nusx os hi, cily
Vayr 10 i4axo xpFcsaiolIa This init rl,trtal.,p:
''TLo lrauiug If tho H. That
spsh il IL abLos osfsutS II ..1an-oa1y" rtnf,r'ss i
teiesenes to uau Eke doy. Alien. ~ho IL tho rnl.
bAlilncul Ut tbs ihha1o Ierety hs wlIde.t Den,oc-
racy u Ohio. On as ether band, as ,rl~+en Gtant
and 1Ilen lw!ln IL Sound the rnIE MY
ths Si,lat+-ze,tufg. hDausy 10 Ttttd-tar,,..m i
~ glcas to It 10 ortohs draut. whu IL H..
olhrf uurds, II regards Tblri-Trrustl ~ moro Oh.
j+raiollablS than Democracy II u hardmunry pat-
tatm. hut - eAs oIjoetouabe than houoeracs.oa All
Following IL tho convoraatlon given by Tho
Post and .if.i! ~ between ita ropotter aud Ar.
, 1875-08-21
THE CITY.
GENERAL. NEWS.

Ons or moro of qoodrichs sic.mboste Will
iesyn at 1:lO o'clock r. n1.. aud cfulsn on!s1he
during tho yacht race, which comes OF 1t 2
o'clock p. III.
Thc temperature yesterday. an observed BY
Mana+so, of.ic,ait, No. ~ MHd'oon street lR1h-
rKz l}uilt!ing} was at s q. M. Is drerceA; l0 H.
m, ~; IA nj, II 3 y. nl.. ~; aE. Ill.,, IS.
Tbs Hon. William II. Earle, Of Boston. Mnss.,
President Of lilo National tunhcil uf tha soy.
ertsgns Of lnl1.lry. viii meet tho members OK
tho Order In Chicago thiH evening. A. oclock.
At tho 1a.11cn ordinary hrana t"r'lic linttl' J..
Ia Important that atsn attendance hn Ind, and
Rlt members OF tho Older in thcAl;0 a,o Invited
Tho eonyecrat,o,i service Ut the now synagogue
n{,lrlra Kc,cras IsrAr,," wilt tako phcn Snt-
day hcriuuins; a, . u'ei,'ck. 1l's. services will
be at All Interesting el'ar4e'fr' slni tno rrrnann @
will he delivered by NafHi itl+nl!sltNl. l'ckcts
t,f a lmtrion may be procured uf J. !lotke. M.
ii Clylenrt nyut,nr, or Mr. II. r. Dasisun, No.
H17 HrlEwck street.
ncc.ing at the Executive Committee OF the
Interstate Exposition wns helll in the ExpoEi-
tion bu,i,ling Yesterday. Tho terns OF atlisH,on
xero discussed aDd thu following rates wcre
adopted: Admission ovety ayontnE after
Gp. m., for ndllts, rs cents; for Children Ii
cents. The following regulations III losar.t tn
tic Bizo OF signs wore adopted Mh1n building
lower oor by toet; man bnps, llans'llg
uEder gsiic1y, . BY feet IN Agricultural llIll,
by feet y: against tue wall III any Fast of th9
building, @lze nhlimitoa. IT was announced
= s"a, sn,omicat anpins "o"'''
eas'''S"' '"s'''' r1,xo4.
There is \ probability that tho renowned Toni
munist leader, Carl khnes: MI! soon hasu 10
embrace sEain his old profession of Hc!ssnrs-
E1nung, having found saloon-kccpltlg a rather
irecarIoas aud unproti!nbo husness. oeing to
circliinstancen over WHICH ho Ind no cohtsat'
10 whs cpmpellca, tpt! ~ e,'tH a' ,f,,a,ot t
move hia FALCON rom no. ~ Ioatn az. L. NO. " ~ ~
Nh T!nn 1Rl1rt and now klt IL III
danger Of beng compelled to leave ilis now
don,,c,lo again, Ills landlord. Air. Xnn 1,as
auc,l lin IVr rru., aud wnEs Atn 10 10 Kicked
nae" ~ - ~ 4 - ~. f,,G nyor Inn ,,ondfuI nj
, 1875-08-21

Hc subsequently, received t1.e years, additional
nu anoiher intllctmcus. About thrco n,ontls
after hls confinement ha oacape'l By working !
hoic through tho bDstonl ot hr call. a'nl Nas t,ok
heard o{ unsli recently wllnn In lmrnrd mp IL,
;iEninslinlh. lrt',itv Warden Williams left With
h!tn ytH.er1ay nf,nrnopn ior Minntnuta.
, 1875-08-21

Important to the Preservation OF Teeth
John 1osnslrs Cherry rooth.Pests,
The most emcscious dsuufrtcs known. Try H. For
sale py Ill atukHtst4. Hlulssals agents, TpS1sy i
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Chicago 6t Northwestern Nallway--5un-
day Train,

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Bluffs Omaha, San fraaclsco, and Ill other Fsr-"ess
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secured II tho Compsnys office, No. o. Clark street.
ehsr1nan uouss. Tictsts Wis 0hicsRo, Burlington
Quincy and CLicago. Noct Island PAe!ha Railways
tfs gool Oh thia train.
, 1875-08-21

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sppn, Il ot ,hs n,"des fraternity. and il istxsiJ a
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a ELERasM&H Cungn:
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ptauoe and Organs

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HHA1 HI uAs IL SAX or TIE sINcD.
Tue TRlsuak ieW days aKo announced that
II lbs eoasuy meeting OF the BJuod Of Illinois
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-29

Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 2S.-At the
regular weekly meeting of the Metho-
dist preachers, held yesterday, the
Bishop Haven mater was under con-
sideration. One set of resolutions
were offered decling to express an
opinion on the third term question,
and deploring Haven's course
Another set was offered expressing
amazement at the unnecessary alarm
over the little matter, denying Haven's
right to speak for the whole church,
aud utterly opposing any connection
between church and state. A brief
but lively discussion followed, and
finally the entire matter was laid on
the table. which is probably the end
of the whole matter here.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-29

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Dee. 2S.-An ex-
plosiun of fire-damp occurred to-day
in the Hutchinson mines, near King
ston, killing three men and severely
burning a number OF others. The ex-
plosion occurred in portion of the
mine not in use. A wall had been
erected between the two parts, but an
opening was made through il to-day,
and some boys, against orders, went
through with a burning lamp, and a
terrific explosion followed. Dennis
Foster and Martin Ryan were killed,
while the boys and several Others
working near were badly burned.
james Hutchinson was blown into a
pool of water, face downward, aud
held there by the debris until life was
extinct.