, 1875-07-11
Inside History Of the Northwestern
Soldiers Home at Mil
waukee.
i Singular Industry in the Cream City
Dtfantt Bags, Cats, ETC., Turned
to Pre6t.
Romantic Marriage Of Wealthy Young
htan---Mfsery and Suicide.
Enthusiastic Reception Of the Repub"
Ican State Ticket BY the
: People.

Sunday Gossip from Kenosha,
Racine, WaukeGan, and
Elsewhere.
WISCONSIN.
NIL WAuKEE.
9oxETHMd NEW AsoCT oUR sHow s1da1'
f+om Our 01rn Correspondent.
Mnw1uEH Jniy In-1he principal show sight
Of this cty is the National Soldiers Home.
governed by Gen. Edward #. HinckB, Command
an. md Treasurer. when be is At home, and by
Capt. ", H. Longh. Secretary, when the General
ia &hsent The Homo is / corporation and
branch Of several members OF the same family,
namely, the Central uear Dayton, o.; the East
aru. near Augusta, lie. and The Southern, near
Hampton, ya Tha managers Of Incorporation
are the President OF the United States, tha Chief
Justice Of the United states, aud the Secretary
Of War; ez ofao and Maj.-Gen. B. f. Butler,
President, Lowell, Mass. Maj.-Gen- JOHN H.
Martintiaie, First yice-Presdent, Rochester, N.
T.: Coz. Frederick smyth, Second vice~Presi-
dent, Manchester, N. f.; the Hdn. Lewis B.
Gunctel, Secretary. Dayton. o.; Brig:-Gen-
John q. t.nrendar. St. Iouis, No.: the Huu
Hnrh H. Rond. Ratti.nors- MI. Dr.. Esaetus B.
yo,cote this cttv Mai,-Geu, Thomas
q. 0.hnrne Cl,caco Gai.-Gea, James
q Na1aav pttahn,c penn. To eustain
.his cornnrarfon CONGRESS- anorop1;ates sumo, OF
money N sdsanea. basad on estimates yearly
q, whenavcr reoured. TIN ,ast appropriation
xas &aOD Othl and ia not exhausted. The total
cos. NJ r,noinp the cornor1t1oa ia about $3.50 900
a year, but income from various aources re-
turea tt,is an,f,nnt cousidcrabjy Yhe total net
..-., - ., ,y.,,,,ros.a-, hro,.h ror
expenditures OF tne Notso"es'ern otAnea 'oA
the past fiscal year amounted to $lu9 S3v: that u
tn a.v nftar ali aonnesua Of incorne had b3eu de-
-. .t.-., - .,o .o+,,.,
ernx Of rI,,s branch 70 tbs nation for one year.
-. 49,. .-.. t....r. aus es. --,-a.aot- ax
pendltures for permanent improvements and IN
creasad xalne of nrnnerty IN ha.ld-leaY.u0 A79.-
80 -. -,.a,. .a;,a3 .,,.;sta,co
40 1of "nas may ps 1ou'n'5 e@11oa eale4e'oHso
md maintenauce e1neudltule4.
er1 ,;id;,,r. ,-o-. do,.4ed Nv fha 1sd;aa of
LIS outa4s' "e4" Ho's'ea ~ W.
the State, With patrotlc-fa!r-faVef nceu1 out o.
the funds uroduced bv monster war fairp xnd so
80, - g. h.t,,. ,s..,,. - 1u;.oo,
Gin in Legislature assembled THIS property re-
,7raserts xa.,1e NJ a+ least half million aollxr1
P.@s" +" '0'.0 - - '
without lncumbraace OF my Gnd-
TIE uAEp-CAsus.
rbaa. Homes. ~ eintrn1ad to afford \ haven OF
refuge to the patriots who fought and EIed to
~ora ,ha y,n.on !, ir,;tst;on ~ Grearvich Hos-
pisal in England, and the 1nvalides in Franco.
Thana r,a.rints ara not all whita-aou}ed citizena
nrs--.-. - 49,, x,.,r.rt1, ,,,,,,auaa ~
Ina do&uea afe DUE too' 11eqasotiy cohltetie" ~
become mere boarding -hoQses for the Ec1m OF
r;,,sa Th;a ia boa,,f,fn}Ir ex-nre<sed in she foI
,@ee@ A-." :. ~ :ss~.as .n.-..+
,:.,.- -, a.. vez,1.,-.e,n.,, nrsn.,,
-1s ~
1~4l, e-ts' ~ z.u...,.z - t.n
,nstes VINO are reee,yed =. s aucn are Of car.c-
ter not an1euah3e to eetle beng Of that caEs
w @ t1 .oe uaae1 ,ne n3 ~ VI
Die ANXIOUS to Grads Tue se1.ic. due tro themselves
tpthe country: were more eagsr to fill their quctas
w. cononndea md c1;rnr 1,T neostr.tes
On condition that tho criminal should enhst; and
dlnnkds i1nhocs moea1es' aaa ssesan.s s, EeIe ~
srrnv To- st.jn tts ri fame Imper It's success rro
long ts struggles Rnl dishcnos It's faithful soldiers;
when pooshousea and correctional institutions
eanEt fato our ranks 10 i'll tho quotas of desinquant
tcwm %ho eounaes, ana Ine % tonso1lma'ea l1aua 'o
sa1Sq ,ne q @ 1,o IIu ,rpfnpncnt Ep1
ht'Ti'ars] .nhor.s hetne nov - xili,nr to asc.na
from lis Gurdeu Of Supporting their vagrants Is tes
were THIN to usa them to III the1r ouotas scr1,pe not
to press them upun the Soldiers Homo, Under the pre-
tense that they were disabled in the service Here by
t1eit Eieoaauoct Wclons ansnnaaons, ny 49, n'tuy Ky
iY,tt ayH x1
.tor ,1sS sniv dessrt ~. ~" rcsTtst s Ind
reeume tie ya9abopd roe solciuR aims and making
pittul complaints Of tho tyranny 's1
istiug at the Homo, until they returned by Soma
istthf nag'sra.e 70 the House or prison xh.re
they properly peioAs. oaeA w lta 49, 49, pa a
rue. tne nst sta .,nnor ,ts '.,
i f. naeees.Tr Ia c1errisa coercTe rowet uui ,pply
disc.1rntn.tia9 paualliea.
Tia ,hove ,orle e,,on1d ha rea3 in every
.n 1nnea. - ...:-i
home 4nes "n4 nerve 20 oanass ~ "o'sn
aSainst paro1ysnal patriotism The last SEN
teuce quoted is dellcata way OF saying that our
uar,ae fo- ps+,;ot Sofd;ars ara n,attv wall s1rad
4Ao' - .s.as ,...st: .1. 49,.
VIII s'oiio'7s7' u 4ouates' taoec!es'
and vaSranfs' who nase, Tor the goou OF the.r
sou1a and the vlndication OF patriotism, to be
punished under the Articles of War which have
h,ra ~x+anded tn these ;nat,tntions
,r. v,,;,,;,n,,,,r -. ,,r,,.,,, a,..,-.
e'1oA A4os' VI h'SsS. e1111HSs
Among tne 1pfhaees' however, s 1hfge enough to
leaven the unass with wholesome examples OF
Obedience. cieanlness 1Jugaity, soDtiety, aud
industry There afe G39 haen now claiming the
protecuou o1 th1s home. Une officer and Ill
men are II toe moment OF Whiting eaxn1ng