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, 1875-01-23

The Paris correspondent Of tho London Dailu
Nens writes, Dec, 10; Tn Sunday morning,
about O'Clock, when 1t waa but just dus1l, tho
lody Of = ,nan wish two dreadful wounds, but
taAeu to thu Morguo. Tho individual, who there
expired w!tllont being ablo to utter word, was
sCsed1lv iloutitied AZ AI, Marshal, the landlord
OF Welt-to.do reBtautAnt III tia FaubourC st.
Qtrmaln, No, fG1 Hue Ssint Dominique. Tne
polIce. otherwise uuablo to account for ,pau
with lis throat cut being found ia tho water,
naturally thought at tiEgt he had beon nuraarod
and it beng uscortaincd TINT tile deceasoa Was
jealous of hls vito aud husp1clouA OF bis man
COOK, they ~osG for Bonla bours placed under At
rost. But It was soon found beyond doubt TINT
tho unfortunate restaurataur had committed
suicide. llo had frequent quAyrela with ltis
WE. nts, snd M t some months ago was prosa-
rectional Police for striking hor on tic
neck will, whip But she gave her ovideucs
a9AtnAt him AZ f3sorably ~ Hha could and ip
was let OF with no otllor punishment than line
Of 80 francs. After this shey got on no bot
tyr than b0fote. They slept huoitu.llv III Repa-
tue nlslst to his wife's door, walio her BY lard
knocAlng. md rcyitod her. On Saturday eyon-
1nG Rle ohkerved that Ia was better tsinpel ell
than usual nafoFs going to bed As went tut to
poat !astsr astlica Ae said he bad writen to hiA
hrctLos 1t Mayence, The police aro now suits
with largo kitchen knato wh.cl, ha Kept in lis
bedroom, and slBo stabbed himself Ia thu ab-
tltneu. Bat finding he Ind not snereedol in
hllIing himself. although blood was streaming
iron, llia WOUNDS. nt,a Ae nluHt Lave beel, In
frightfnl stato of suffering, he had tie presence
10 rltn bare-foeted distance Of : quarter OF /
mile to tho river, into which he plunged, 4
moro rssoluto act OF asf-destructicu eau scarcely
ba upon raoosd.
, 1875-01-23

All the readers OF John Stuart N1ii's "1uto.
biography mtlst have noticed Iii. tn1Ilro 10
niake any mention whatever Of hlH uluthor Tljs
ls Tho moro remarkable in : work wlliuh linKa
the wife OF tue author 30 prominently into no.
ticc, aud many inquiries about bin motheI q
out clic!tng an atswor. III view If this, tho
following extract from the letter OF M EugI:sh
correspondent Of Lippincoh's .Na1axils will pos
aess considerable iutcreut:
" Tho wife Of James Mill, aud mother Of Join
Hill, was Miss Burrows, daughter Of Ds.
burrows, who 8ilperiutcnded III aarlunl for TIL
ineann at 1slington. She dlo1 iu LonIon abcu
twenty years ago, having out iyol her husband
not quito TINT porod. Her children welo nina
lliiyn8-two in England and Two in France.
shs was not What wo,,ld bc reclonej
a coDspicuoualy intsliRens woman, aud
yet she by no Iuonns deserved
tho leartlesa slight Which wat nit on ler E,crno-
II By hsr son. Indeed, such slight e3lld hau
its justification in littlo sh >rt Ut utsor wolt.
lcssneRH; mud Mrs. J2nes atil] WAS not en!,
esscecicd. but beloved. by larse circle Of
ftiontH On tho ,appsarancc Of llo *Auto!l'
not littlo indignant At fL Lin. their molet
ns much ignored In 1t ~ II alo lad neye.
existed aud wero inoliuod q, first, to supple.
mant, publicly, their brother'E acaolut Of hin.
self by certain discloaurus not exactly os chr.
actsr to exalt him In tho eBtina ton OF tho world
Suffice It to say hero that for l4iay yuars before
his desth lo had been estrauEe Tram ills family;
aud thiH estrauEement wos 1t flbaLsll, hy those
who had tue beet opportunit les OF Judging, to
tbs sinister influence of his wii,. T, IL iii la.t
am diapoaed to communicate 1t prasent. butI
should not bo At all surprised II ne vera to
know, by and by, muoh more q tho private iifs
OF John Mll tllau VIC AZ yot know"
, 1875-01-23

One day during tho conflict between Bismarck
and tile Chamber, III 1861, Herr LLlueras..S. 10
actoe, was present IT. the debat4s. Qua u sus
nsmbe,s was yio!ontly atlacsiul, tho a!.uis!ss,
"ho was sitting III small roam sdIoiuin4. 70
" Bismarck bali Cpoued tho doo:, a1ul, putting
out hia hood obdosvad ,u q coutetaptuous toast
The hoooEatls gentleman ueed mol speak 70
loud 80 eau hear him qu!tu He!l In here On
atre, aud laughed hoarsly ut some sasIeal
yerscs which weFo snug bT 1Io.r uiIme1lsr3
hpropos OF the incidant OF tho previous day.
Who;i the curtain tell. tho auaian:p loudly ~
plauled, upou which Herr MlmsF.IluK. putting
OUT his hssd, sxolaime.: Dou't loasIs inch
uoso, gentlemen, ws can hear you quite well u
here" Th!s. OF couEse. brought ttown Tho AonsA
and BIamssck war ~ delighted tbAs u s>stee
1asF uIlmsadiug to sous,s.uiata klz.
, 1875-01-23
The Forty-rouxsh Congress.

FFuH EA stta ] aFG HGFfR,
careful acs,'si"y af tbs l!st ot neprtscnta-
nxeh.eltet m - q sha torsy-'oasth Coogross reveals
bat ono srtis--a tieors,iA gentleman. This il
an ..nusua.!y xuiati REPRESENTATION iu lbs House
Of inrEo faulty. I!1ara Is but ono Jono- also.
Ihonlaa IT,. Of kontuckY. but tho NitlianseY
loom up 1here arc Ut less than air Of them {,
Jerry. Of Alabnna: James, of Indiana, and
Alpheua. OF Aliciigan--a!l Democratic: and
Wtiliatn. Of btlchiyall; Andrew. Of Nov FORK,
and Charlts, OF Wixeonsip-all nopublicauv,
Tho liarriaos co.no us1t Tires of tbe,a-.JIenrv
OF Georgia, and John, Of Virginia, Democrats.
hia suiamin, of alEHA&chukattg, 5 Republican.
All Of tho other mambers WHO are
nos single travel in couples. There pre
iWo Woods = Fernando, OF Nsw York,
Democrat: aud Allen, OF Penusylyau,a'
Republican. Two rl,il'ipses -Johs, Of
Missouri, Damocrat: and William, Of kRnsas,
ltapUal:can. Two Na1aIitons-Andrew, OF lu-
d!aaa, and Robert. Of New Jeraey. both Demo.
erats. Two Gald"ss-toltu, Of Alabama, anI
M'l'au,. Of Teantssse, both Deu,oerata. Two
Wailaces--John, VI FonnsylyA,lia. and Alexau-
hef. Ut sou.h Casolina both Nopablcsna. Two
W,sous-Jan,ea. OF Iowa, Republican aud Dem-
jau.in. of Weat Virginia, Democrat. Two Dlrch-
ards-uoratio. Of Illinois, md samuel. Of Viz
colail, tho former . Republican, and the
latter Democrat, Two Kei'lyH-~Jobu
aud James, Of Pennsylvania, both Detnoorsts
aud tho Bafloys-John md aporue. huth Of
New York, the frat Democrat and tho SECOND
u Republican. Taafo are two OIarks rlti, tha
same lnitiAs,- John q. land both are psmocrsts
one from Missouri AMI tue othor from Taxaa.
Another variation Ia similarity In PECULIAR
given nauss; an lllu5,ration Ut It being furnish,
Cd it ScoIt Wike. Of illinois. aud Scott Lord. Of
Nav York. who are both Demuorats.
, 1875-01-23

stroaty Oh exhibition here?~ inquired the fiery.
haired female, EtaripG wildly ut licr rival.
"Wl1y tto,l's you I,i.o oat ralr living gl;eIetou
TO Elu.Ebnwi' certa1od tho little wumau, her
oyer ,,s.'snp;'; with rage.
'NsrAtt,re"
It i"oaed ar il l'crc might 10 blool.heti. aud
d hu1na;le Reporter, WIN had uve! heard tho
wsarElc. rushed III 10 Interfere,
Is tnS l,ttlo darling n ,llonstroaity?"
" ~ MY Alpflunso i LIVING Bkeleton?"
!oth tntAtrosat.ons ran9 ont simultaneously
With HArineAs TINT dy,Nncd the yulping Ut lie
cahncs, Aud TIN crawin; Ut tito prizo roosto.a IN
tue iie1t apartment.
Ladies, sail. l'e, with I'll o1prarsion Of great
soiieitutn. "thcs arc both anso's. Bit fur
llea7en's sake tto not dctain mn, for I hive tnt
bean EXPOSED ta tho RcArlet fey-"
And each ctasrerated female clutchod up her
baby and nursing-ottie and basket aud bounced
out. 1Io waA alone.
, 1875-01-23
.Shh,i'tr of mem Eun,i,t- r.
Jufnisf:fa. lfnrh'I konif.

1Gch tla total lUaa VIA II ,SS3.
It IL ditGcuit to establish with certainty tha
aIf's which this nriuy Of foruig1ars took frr,u
tha tRx-ps7srs IT EnE]lnl. Htrong1v supso.7yI
a. thoy ware in rar!tsmort, nlln'a:,rs dill not
dase to tell tho Tbnla 1tn5y opauiy, bit Pit
n,auy tl!uas unuer fGl4e sitas. T!es did in:
dare f!aukfr to ear, Livery mao ts,..
IN killed puts no u,Rnr tllrlarn irtn 'ls
tovefeiSn's pocket, eFnsy th'oA w1aElti
tEeu count for Sne den1 r.su. Eysu tia
Tarllslae't Of Lori Eor.l, might have sEr.,A
from tlle contamination Of figures thus uta;p.,l
with tears and bicsi. AZ ntar al it cau rs ~
tab!:sed By caroi.l eop!pati4ou Ut tbs l::.s:.a,
authorities, ths u',tns Taid under various ratae4
by the English Treasury amounted in round
pu2abeks to G7.Cl0 QUO AtssllY, OF. ut the prse-
ens standard. c14,o0t zoo. 1ll.l tleso fonrteetl
nillioss BEEN used for the gond of the peor:s by
Wkose tMest and blood they wure wen, . might
ettll lind kono yr0ul1s for conSas;iau ;u tls ID
necaiou tles .hs g.;al thus dora 10 oue would
ny c0tnnlun law ot hntlh,ity, snener or later
axtend ta I'll. But th.s fr,i. OF thc bloott n tic
people ws1t to satisfy tho ynsu Cmbitaha Of dit
plpy and tho unhouude.l Hotlau.lity OF the soy-
efetgn Men whose names might hare 1tpbd
hg!l IN the annals of ~.r, il they lad fought for
tlttr country, are known in history ~ GeEltbrB
for hire.
Tire rsader who wlshss 10 Rtndv tbia anhjoet mora
fnlly should reud Der Enl.sstenhaudel bauttcNar
Futstt bach ANerika t17s bis l7sy," vaa EFeioiich
Lstt, Berlin, 1884.
, 1875-01-23
= ffdogro12n Killed by AN Offonde4


JrHeH t7t-.) Fcftaruns ta Tie G. irs,sp,, Sr,r,
Il. Hrad4ny hns for Bomo ti1lo bccl puy,r, A..
tot,tion to sliaa Dora. the dsI:iitcr 4 i, i.
~ rhonlay; A short time ,agc Drs.,l.y a,k;9
hn positively refused. Tito .rLl,. l,,iu? Il
age, aud OF diIIoront mind, tt reui,nle .Hcapri
aud 'Yero hurried. Thou thoy .,eut to tho hov..
Of n.uLual friend. md relative 1T tie ltIh'
namcd 1ioo;so iioad. and ? Hscs! the pi:ki
t'1ere. Early this morning I'll nl,.*. ml,.sn, k;t
daughter, imnledi2toIy stlr1.iseti what nd
taken ps;lco, left tho houge in ..s., nj tlle pa;r
bearing with hln donble-. lrrelrd s,,.trr.
stopping At aaFarnf placcs - procure s,tas
bHckslot for tho purpoeo, al 10 sa,d. Of al,,or
shot, and aSowiug tho pt!Epo4c for ,7inci4 thr,
Wero to be uhet, a'ld being II :piaied MT to d
anything Of The kind, he tolic ssod tile hrido atJ
hor unfortunate LusbEud to tilt I.:.ieneo Il
hosa. g. fTn!se5ing T!g which, lie levelt:i his yya
wiercnLoutH Of the couple. l,r lIpr;l a
courae, could do nothing but toll !l.t, tl,sy we.s
in tho na1t room. Bradley a: Il his vito l1aYu?
seen har father approaching, ;n.i :eaua. Int !
difficulty, wouid rseult If t,ev met, BradIr,
PROMISED his wife tint lo NO Id nGt ,5i,Ir, Ii,
father. Deciding to avoid meot.u, Gradhy
tolt by door leading iuto IT,; gar.rn. !>avisE
bGhlud him .double-barrelt. gl..I. whici, Ia
know TaH loaded, and el1de .rnrcl to cs.a,v.
I!onns at tllis moment entarl the room wife4
Bradley haI just left, and. sreui, Bradley
through . window, Atarte1 ii pEr,1iit. Resch.
ing the dpor when Eradlev vss wisls;n 10 races
Of tho Eardon gate, and abou@ tho aanlo DISTANCE
from him, he discharged Que barrel. tho charge
striking bis victim III tho heal, auI aln,ust
imm medatey firing the BoeouQ time tho ularge
strlktng him iu the Bde. Bradley fell, tueu
arose and staggered to tho gallo, where lle stood
moment. tllun falling to the Ernuul cosLsv,
'Illomas thon rodo oil home from whonce he
started to escape, declaring he would not ia
taken "ltvo. As soon as post lille Party started
in pUtHtttt,
, 1875-01-23

from tie BossoH Adrrriiaer.
Ihe fancy fur stone canoes hay largely In
creased. and thcrs is nothing that is tn greater
demand. For nots, stHGa rings, and aleore-but-
tons 1t Ii ml1cA worn. and conuoIRneuts are aa
faHtid'ouR about tho carving Of their canoes az
thsy ato about ahs painting Of picture, or tho
over tho best OF tue molo1n ca1neos o,o Ia str,,ct
with tho scarcity Of the ancient subjects, aud tho
nludern atYla OF tho headA. The importers ray.
~ IN explanation OF this. that most OF tue Stone
finding a batter field and better remuneration for
thor labcrs, and that they have, naturally
enough, hcconle Parltisn;zed in their iloas, and
ta'' sloHH III thoir work. 80 non, inateni OF tllo
godaesses OF mythology. thoy give ue diyinities
of tho Jardin Maotlo In place Of Minerva
with her beluot, aud cliasta Diana crcscent-
crowned. thers ato piquant gEisotses thnt lure
from wislon''s Ways and hout Jupiter's tlangls-
ter to her face. and saucy interpreters OF opo:a-
boutTe with nothing Of Diana except her rolouf-
!euSncas. Nov and then; ons ! t1ltto lesa sus-
ceptibio than the rest y,vos to the world an ex-
qnisitoy carved head Of Mary Stuart, or iii idenl
Marguerite. fairer oven than Goethe dreamed
with French face. With all these new subjects
to attract the workors it il not strange that The
yoTitable antiques should incraaHe in value in
proportion to tlelr rarity, and that oven tl.ougly
Ethloplnn-faxtured facs Of Bocrates should bo
mora attractive to the erudits purchaser OF
cameos than tho most graceful head OF tho pret~
tlrst FronctL Eizl Of thom all. 1t s Like 1noeting
N old friend in a strange country, to find tbs
b'a'ttiful Young Augustine, tbs winEod Mercury.
gr"tb garlanded Apollo, wise Minerva, cold
Diana even Venus herself, in this modern COM
pnny. yct new aud thcn ons happena to find
them, t!Iongh they the rarest and most costly
Of any in tils iexoler's show-cn.c The sottins
OF sEons oanaeos 10 plain and solid. md ttlero Ia
yer! nuticeablo absenco cf anything ),ko Elisee
"orE. Pearls arc used largely III connection
Will cameos, but these arc In sets for middle
aGo,l laaiea and masrons Young ladies' aro xup-
posed to wear tho gold settings exclusively.
stone cameos for ladies they aro mostly In the
MarquiRe Shape, with small ful-1onEth f1E-
urn Of rarpaichoro or Psyche engraved on thsm;
gsntle1non's rsngH aro larger, and usually ilayo
heHd Of aoue famous petaon carved ON thBnl.
AtnonG tie heatla most iu favor are those Of
shakespeare. Byron, and Mozart. Some Of the
Byron heads ore ainRula1ly perfect.
, 1875-01-23
Tho shah's European Trip Hnd Its
1kG4NleNs

The Cologne Gazette states that tls Shah.
vixlt to Europe haz occas,onel rnxuy ultesalions
III tho external appearance Of tl,s upper and
middle clnsssa III Persia. Sloea are worn, the
bargy trousers aro reduced, tho chin IL shays,,,
IN innovation oLAozlous to tho orthodox
whols dross Is = mixture Of Armenian aud Euro
pean fashion. But chairs ass not adopted .hey
Ite used oaly for Europosu vssitur., Wills tho
natlYes fold thar logs oi, tho cushion Or foot
etool, In religious natters tho old fanatclsul ~
iess frequently diAplayed. aud tho missionaries
enjoy ,grcst liberty. The numerous Armenian
christiana are canaelous of tie p4otec-
ton OF tho Russian An,hassadoz, md
by many ef iha foreign xoalloutl anAsTyIog tnsif
, 1875-01-23
I1o Wanted a Cradle, Not u Coffin.

Tie came into tue office Of a Waat Eud upde..
t.ker ven. eraay, with loak OF g.eat cule on hss
honest face. iisa oyss were heavy aud slightly
hioodshot. tolling "f nightly yigiis and loss OF
Hlosp. His hair wss unkclnpt aud aheggy. Ths
kof.-Aeorted man Of cotus looked upoii hIs u.s.
itor witt gaze full Of pity and thnnkfui,,oys, -
pity for the o;lstomer't loss, and thauEfuluess
d~ned with tho loss Of dear QUO BY doati.
Tls manufacturer OF burial ca4as nodded 4 a.
lept aasont and coaduaiug recognition; the young
man from tbs country said. " How dia7" Thea
nlsu Ut Eraye butinssa.
"Cau do anyth1nG for YOU to-day, sir :"
"Wall Lreckiu' 10, st,angst!"
AnothcF klieuce. Uuco more the undertaken
began " suEgcssings "Sour stasat r.
Young man stared = momoat, then. ~ = liaht
gtaduasly broke upon Als parplsxsd mind, he
smllei smile more sugEekuYs Ut soszow than
hspplueaa. and sepAeds
Neua4cu n
, 1875-01-23


uncle Luthet BoecbcE'a grand cooperative
habr-thow, which was t. hayo been ono OF tho
features Of tue ponlery aud dug oxnoEition At
Young Mc,'d Hall, ta not visible to tie naked
eye ~ YET but it came very ,eer making btalt
on Saturday afternoon. Two women with babieB
entered tho phrlor act asdo tor the l,ttlo posev-
Wopseys' Hutt taking aeatl on oprosi1e sileA oI
tho room, proceeded to stare at each othor ceidly
auburn hair. and the 8her VIA 4 little lump Of 4
wonsah with very black Dyes md detsriointd
loos. Although they were alona in Tie room
ns.thor sn,ae, but they commenced to uupaoE
their ofAprinK.
Tie aub,,ia-hatrod lady finally produced from
tho uiidst of innumerab!s wrappngH Ialo,
demonstrating infant, wearing considerable
Roid chain a'd IN okprcssion Of settled lneian-
block. SO 10 Hieah-a corpuIaut c,atub will
pntIy ehses:a aud big eyes, Nle proceeded to
sack lts fat thumbs with much composurs,
Iae s'soaco WAS bsconslng oppressive when tho
sai! Woman bSoks 1t. shs Een,Rt1ed With Affected
1oltcitude.
...'' r- What ia the matter With your baby mum
the poar l!tt!n tAtttg looks qulto unwoll.5
I4e 'lttia Won1au'B blsak ayes snapped, hut hl.e
auswered with forced eomposuros "aliuatya
Geraldine was nnver aiclt day In her lfa,
n1sdsnss. and she IL 10 months aud ID daya oId
Has your lttla QUO been ai1ing 1ont?"
Tho tall womsu'@ hair begun to Eai.e up, but
she pretended to bo looking 10 wilers ti,s plu
Was tsickiue hor sal-laoe1 habc, and made ~
rerlv. Presently ahs sound t!,o lnt.nts eold
chain around her finger III III abssr4ctei mauner
go that tl!a other woman would SEQ it,
Tue rival mother produced coral necklace
with blue loeket aud carelsssly clasped II
about MinArya GesAldine's neck
:, !neu the other in toues 0. alarm exclaimed,
WHY. A!phonso. have YOU lost yo,ir lttls gold
sh9 Aiahonso, NGo Was about IL months
GO; vaaehs.fod no reply, hut only looked sad,
,s 'a ,!n ts oes' mo- attsr b.lsf se.rol produced
Of triutnpt, forced 1t on liz uuuer,
=, Inc tttss Eon'an WAS pale, but co,u,r ,.sed her
!!nH With htef11 discrimination. l,sae... dowm
wax doll with rexl hair. She trsmbIed WI OK.
ottelnent, for shs ind shown hs9 full hand. Sha
won tho silver mug settled Ii.
DID you tnesud 70 pus thas ovsEetosn sso,..
, 1875-01-23

months" ''' 's'sil
"W,on did 1t i,aprcn?"
"'I}ont oc1ncIs tIli1 morning.
"14uoks nasural:"
"Ratner,'' tstokon care fully, and c.nrcs,;. :.
"Auont What do you want tho cos: OF It to,, -,
DON'T care for exponso git ii no kit, Ia, ,,.
T.! trent lIos h'ds''In, cn',ao Rbe III tho it, I ~
Very :" we'll, my friot1; you'll have Il II;
with whito aatin, Huppoaa?" ''''ea
'!eat AZ yot1 HaV. stranger"
"ailser-tea; led acrews, lou, 1Buppoat ~
,,,1,, ~ ~ y la.noso 30. An, stranger, ls. pn
,1sa moh saeu "a eoas:ss' and you'll want r;ast IN
:" f-a-a-s-Oh, certainly-yon bot. s;st 1crr,
sflbtto!lB, you kEow, old fellow. Nor o{ y,,,.
drafted ono-hoss..nSln MS for 1ne. No. q: '.c.n
Ins5 -, ea sn,,,sl sllysr i. handes. Of course ?"
handles? Oh dntn IT, now, won't Ii. b, ,.,st t
1t on too l,efty hto7 / kin stand 81 yor p.,.. %,
and Hcl., hut there's no llso maxim Il & bu ~.
nasso'; trap Of silver. 1'io Thug l,aH to :.
moyea hnu ntist llavo hnndlos, but amt qul.,
so stnck up ~ ttct nov hut quito, s.aEy.;,'
"Fory veil" ac9nieaced the man a uu.e,,,e,
III f'nt ordinary handles to it, thcn:" !" S'7@
ctlY-theu's em, t11intor. noy "a,
taliil'. Or'haly handles II d.. But a..
stranger treectivn'y) mako tho wh ,els glit.s99
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ?"
Yes wheels. What's tier maEur will nm
anyhow" ''+
" But, vho over heard OF wherls TO 4 coain,+
"co'ln!' atlrioked The def .lc i-lo, k,'
young man. "Colin! Now, who tho d:r:apSs S
said anything nbout coftlns7''
why, dou't yuu waut u ooClu7r n
now bAby in" WA -
tAnd isn't your wife ,lcad7"
moi by tugfu1. Don't you mai;u crad,
70, my friend. am an undo1taAor."
"Undoitakcr Of what7"
III main coili,u.-
mo hn,e!" "% ''t'
AND the grief STRICKEN youth cren1ued llia h.,
over MS e5oa. ran his hands DEE sl,Y.a il d,
POCKETS Of L,s tro!,sers, and poup,cd out on In
atrcosa searching for vengeance, 'N'
, 1875-01-23

10 the EHifnr of 1Ir Chicago 7r;GYut;
CHICAGO, Jhu. 2t.-1s tho Noun!ree who now
acts Al County Attorney the Ba.ne one who It is
reported voted for Farwell? II 40, what Ia the
occupation Of the other lsonntree who presided
At the rnoeting At AFcCormick'a Hall on tho
evening Of tue election, when tho rot,,rn. wero
being received. md who then said, announcing
some Of tho maiorities for Ls Moyne: II nov
have the pleauuro Of announcing TIM rctntns
from precinct that gves 200 majolity asainet
tho corrupt oIlice-holder and talsry grnbber,
Charles D. Farwnll.' Where can this Rnrutrav
be found? think this will hardly WASH.
, 1875-01-23

;. Fer number Of years varioua deserving cIAfl.
Ties OF London and other parts Of England hsyo
which, it IL ueetla.a to ..y, hare been Of graat
ASSISTANCE in their work. Efforts to ihli tho
sisqs have been ttuitlehs although now u,1d then
psetandar Lat aspred to .ha honor. Recently
Mr, Atwood. . somawhAt scesns1lo cid bach.
sloz. dis1. And hl4 books show sLG4 hs wsa ths
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pkSs'
TO ts Editor Qf Tie Chicago Tribune:
CnlcAoo, Jon. 1O.--I 500 by Inst Srna,,,s n,.
pnner tn. gou.yt p.,k c,no,,,,,;o,.s, r."
IN ~ ,h,;.,, n-..A:s., 0'4"s,lo'tt" I hss @ooe'
- -, "o'ao'tai uaiuen III connection
*1th thn PARKS Pieahe allow ne to make fen
g,Ggeations tArnush YOUR peper abuut nnt,ys
plsutp, and other tf;nex that NAV L.. rso,1 f,,
3eeo,n.iva ,,,rc,yus -. ... "1:. enos ~
,.,s ~. 'no t"l w. ~ 4si =" A.
.e-a1 "o'Ae''' VIC shStAlng but hn!Fhed. lave
esen through aEreat nuu,hsr Of p&rks in Europe,
both private aud publie and took .otes ~ ,ho
local ti,iugu shat vera mn. in., nno n,
sna nti11t,.,,n ,,,,rn,sa. ~. s ."'
49,. @''a - 49, p',tp:s"s' 1os ahsEaace, IN oae
l,aru, tho gardner had coIlncled noma
hundreds Of old treo-roo.n. aud by bulltlue tLe,n
ktoaha iu circle, funTc;y ita,iac an onor1nY
about feet wide on Qua hido, lie formal y
line i1,ttio arbur; lie cussrsi roota Wiz y;ncs
aud czenplpg plsuta and slipls. putin. htru hi
tlisrs auy old large ugly stona Le could culIecl
lnBlda tLc circle Of roots werY placrl = r.,ni ic
table and SeAtB, aud il Sas Nic9 retra1t. Nn,t
Cur South PArk Eanln,!xkoaera bAvs lots of tsr..u
trec-rc0ts netr tien,, A"d they could enGii, not
one nr two hun,;fod ]1sds OF clip;;als frnm liz
lol)iae al.Ils a,,a .ost them u;!h o.,n.nt- hv
wltrn iAsy eoult form rrott,cy. c,e.,atin3 ana
many othBr things, at llttle rs,,au.a. Many ~
the PUBLIC pa.aa III Eue1a,ti mink. p,pat ,aa ~
cltnkoks Tor ull kqrta or ltcaratiyn n;,,n:,s,,
Now fGr native pluuts for deror,,;nv ffhnre =, =
here sonle OF thu iuvpt nlauts for nt"S.;nc ths !
an artistic eya could dr.ite. and ti,ev 9m,fa
whsn established, Le 1,ei u,aneut utl,n;It rrnnne
louHs care iu winter would au,,,.c,f thnt
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myeser'ons henofaetor. His gifts aitogssher
amounted TO ISho, Ma', OF noarly 81 oo0 000, aud
during the past year ho hes gwen awny nearly
s23h M'p. le left property Of nearly El,OHn It'll,
.il,t ilaa nado no will. lie had. however, auund-
eMt relatives.