, 1875-06-13

| fuenced into country settlements, where eact
J family nav 8t once 80 into its Own buildings
For the Poles in cities other measures are to be
! adopted 4 training college is TO be established
+, where instruction will Ia given in the art o1
teaching, md ia the higher branches Of educar
ton sud m earnest effort ia obe made TO drive
the young Poles into schop!e, Hitherto the few
Attlo ones who haya not been suffered to run
about the streets to beg, TO gatder frewood,
1acr, aud Eo forth, have been taught the
| anastcriog Of knowledge they possess III the
| church ecnoo!s where only the mother tongue
| is used but IN future they are to be taught
! English, and their textbooks are to be flied
with extracts from the History and Constitu-
] tiou Of the United States. It is perceived that
| cAlldten thus taught viii appreciate tae faults
| Of thalr elders, 1nd labor to avoid them. No.
body can be more outspoacn in these matters
| than the Polandard themselves. Among the
mentors OF the union, Ut the Convention, weto
some men OF really nobla character and aspra-
uops who are deyoting their lives and much Of
their means to tho heroic task Ut ameiorating
the condition Of their race, and the presout ef-
fort Is the first sep in that direction. Tbo
Convention has assessed every member Of the
Union 81 yearly towards the erection OF tho
college referred to, aud for supporting the In
migration Society, and will meet agc.u III Chl-
cage ne1t year June s. to perfect Abeir plane.
Il is e1pected that vigorous effort viii bring
90 GOO Poles per year to these shores.
IS GlSx's HABy CATHOLIC Oh PROTESTANT!
4 proposition is before the County Board
Which ls l!Eely to attgact attsu1ion before it ia
disposed or Cuder the act Procured ut the in
stance OF the ladies who founded the Industrial
HONS in this ctr, last winter, a warrant waB
issued for tho arrest Of the p2urer children at
tie Ioor Farm, aad their trausfer to the Homo,
to be there cared for, educated. and taught
eo1na useful occupation. It appearing that some
Of these children were the offspring Of Catholic
pareats application was made to tie County
Board. on behalf OF tue managers Of st. hose
Catholic Orphan Asylum. for their custody.
Tins raiscs the question OF jurisdiction. The
children arc not all orphans. but paupers, and
the 5sa:e has authorized the industrial Home 10
caro- fof pnuper children, irrespective OF nation
2!ity or creed, making due provision for their
religious instruction The plan OF education
but not the doctrines Of any particular faith, and
ch1ldiar:n in e1afenis, or requiring the care
OF the religion to which their parents
may boIong, are to be allowed
to receive tbs visits OF their priests ministers.
TLe Catholic managers contend that they arc
entitled to the children under tho State laws,
winch allow freedom Of religious instruction to
all ciuzaus but the ladies Of tue Home prefer
the view that the children ars wards OF the
State, and must be brought up By State insttu-
ton, not religious body. It happena that the |
Of tho Homo are all Erotestante, hence
tho tear on the part Of tho Catholics that the |
caltren will be raised in a heretlcal faith.
SPORT OF THE FArEs-oF srcu Is LIFE.
IT IL the fRte o1 some people to have nOtOrietY |
lrlst upon them, whether they will or no. sfrs. |
Emma Parks lis q lady Of that stamp Although |
If tie most sensitive and Bhrlnkiug diapoaitioa, /
she has constantly boon thrust, il spite OF her I
'elf, On the puDllc eye; frst, on account OF
lorsew whipping adventure in which she wlelded |
lie lash over tipsv lover wbo would not be re-
used, and afterwards as waiting bride whose
room deserted ner At the very altar. Such ad-
~ these could not fail to fasten upoa !
ser the Watchfui eyes OF tho rePorters- Ia q
ew daya. Mrs Parks found herself the town
six, with thousands OF people, no doubt, iook- |
nust ba unmistakably bad, or sue would not
laye become the victim OF such scrapes. Yet
ba fact Is. there il probably not WOMAN in
his clty-so ata informed by persons Of this
cry highest respoctabllltr, ~ho know her init
late:y, aud Vouch for the ACCURACY OF their H.
Is naturally mora modest and
etirlng, and Of = more lovabls disposition and !
DIRECT hfs than Mrs. Pa,ks. She was married |
t the aga Of l3, and is only "a or Is now aud
ss boz neatly II years Of age. Her husband
once aud almouy. Supporting herself on this
nd What little she could earn, she FRS seen aud
dnred bF The person she afterH srds WHIPPED |
|e fell despetatsly in love. but was refused.
ettlng drunk. be used to visit 4ho house, and
ring the poor girls name iato disI epnte. Then
10 took s:roug measures to protec. herself, aud
er lover reveuged himself by desilipg her char
ter. It WAS for this she searched him out and
lfashed him. She never realized tha publicity
- vas was sure a9e to obtain by this act until
eTerfbodr's mouth 4 Joung print
WAS an enthusiastic student OF .
'e newspapers in which the affair Was reported, 5
blamed an Introduction, aud fell head over
sels IN love with tho fair hozsewhipper. He
,pcared to be honest, Industrious, aud BteAdY, |
ID nrB- PARKS consented to marriage, and tie s
was fixed. In the meantime, the |
'rents Of the young man, insisting ho was
1sble to take charge OF WIFE opposed tho match
the most violent canaer, and tie result was !
at on the day Of the wedting Mrs. Parks aud +
vited friends were in church. but no bride h
Dom. THUS has q really eBtimable aud unfor- | Z
nate young woman been made tho sport Of i
rtune and the jest Of ths unfeelne. True | +
arted people, will s51npathize with her trials 4
d condemn those unthinking persons who ind {
such ulschances subject for nlt4iL /
PLEASURE wEEE. ~
The week has beou eay one to people Of ali s
sses- On Monday, there we're half dozeu !
.a,es and eEeniug PARTIES by as csany uerman a.
o0 men turned ont in procession in nd OF St. i
mllanus Orphan Asylum, ana pcnscked, tha A.
nlclers beilg almost wholly IzooEtnG men, |
'nhers OF German, scRadinavias, Bohemian, q
Z Pol!ed societies, the result being $1,z00
jed TO the treasury Of tho Asylum. On "
,dnesday the koscuisko {PollEh) tiuards bad ! q;
picnic On the South Side; and in the ! -.
'nlrs there were .lree or fout bals and fasti- fe
3 On INe VI eet aQ0 South 6lCe8 on IAuTa- | ri
= evening, the Young Mems Soda]ity and \.
ung Woman's Sodaiity. OF St. Calls Church, ~
picnic IT. milwaukee, Garden aud ye.ter- 49,
evening aud this evening there have boen =,
,bably haR dozen more ricuics, church | sI
tables, and musical pss1ies with Light fan +,
&c 2ti4chmeuD aDd go forth. h,
THE MAETHA WASHINGTON TEA PARTY 81
;r.ves q parag1ap to ltaeis. The costumes ~
re- of tho Richest the weArers our most ! ~
1utiful girls and women, eud most dir F.,
g11shod aud handsome men. All the histori- ~, ~
characters were reproduced. For the bonoft =.
our g1eat-grandchildrep, Hho Will celebrate | ~
centennial of the centennial, I give tho 0'
nes Of those who tended tho tablea REPRESENT | =.
the different Statea at this famous gather =.
ov York-Preai5cd over by Mrs. McCarter ~ ~
Mrs. Kellogg Sexton, assisted hy Misses Eva .
rk, Msrls Husdale, Mamie Ails, and puasy ~:
eue. -
ltgiuia-Ars. Enmons aud Mra. ~ Sexton K
orth Oarohna-Nrs. Colt asElsted BY Miss n,
10 Colt. Miss pompeih. Miss Besue Ausr.n, tia
Ml.s Lucy scAiey. a.,
sssachuse.ts-nrs. Dr.. Wolcott r..
Col johnson nud Miss Prom ae,
arsland-Mrs. James Whaling, Misses E7a r. r.
t aud Mamie Hopkins.
". S, Whitney, and Mrs, | +;o
Ter, assisted By Mas Laura Dousmau, Mira | ~ ~
Ter, Hrs George Harding, liiss Belle x;t
nes. 49,
sorgis-31rs. Horace Chas., Misses Tombs, ~ ~
s0%r1r +~rtf