, 1875-02-07
ages to bring IN some low reference before the
evening proceedings are Terminated. !:
NOT JOINED TIE CRUSADERS. !

! ages to bring IN some low re1ereGo oa4ote s1s
evening proceedings are terninated. -
/ NOT JOINED THE CRUSADERS !:
It Is not true TINT our liquor-dsalers arc going
| to pray il the saloons, Tie report arose out OF
their having, tho other day in 1ocular way,
promised the States Attorne, nos to prey in thei1
saloons for two or three weeks to come.
u1s NEXT NEroHpoRs.
! II have been here month and you haven't
been 10 see me" plasntiveIy Pemazked gentle
| man to one Of our editors. 5
al know it, my dear Sir but upon my honor
I have been 60 busy since the first OF January
thnt actually haven't had time to run IN and
see my next-door neighbors."
| His next neighbors are Africans.
| PORTRAITS OF EMINENT nKa.
C. Dale Armstrong, mentioned in previous
letter AZ successful whistler, unsolicited, sent
| up lot OF his pictures to be framed and hung
| up in conspicuous places in our city. 1t is now
proposed to add 10 the collection pictures OF
other eminent men, such as Washington, Lin
coin, Horace Greeley, Susan 3. Anthony, ct al.
4 u1aH-loSED TRAMP.
On Wednesday, evening Last dilapidated
tramp camo to the Waukegan HouAe. and asked
for q bod. He was courtsously referred to tho
aieeping place provided by the city, but he
| would none Of it 10 hls, abe was not one OF
those kind OF men-he was not gong into such
place-he was accustomed to hotel Ife, DO
was" No further notice being taken OF him, ho
after while buttoned up his coat, hazarded tho
| general remark that he would profer freezing TO
death to going into PLACE for trampe (8e
place. By the way, is . comfortable lodsing%s
waa explained to him, and is q credit to Mayor
We.den's forethought and philanthropy. and
asked tho way to Chicago: NoT the tnermom-
hurricane. So when ho asked the wny to Chi
caeo the guests OF the hotel should have rushed
ous their pocket-books and hesought him, with
tears in their eyes, not to brave tho dangers OF
the breeze, but 'nslead Of that they ati hurried
to point ont SHORTCUT By witch be might save
mile or two. Then he hugsed tho lire, and
finally tried tho Sherman House. At last he had
to accept the hospitality OF the city, ,which made
him 80 angry that next morning he went to tho
Mayor for ticket to Chicago, rs be wasn't going
to stav in such id hole AZ Wahkegan any
longer.
SURPRISE PARTY.
Waukegau, Wednesday evening hast, had one
Of tho compesest 6urp-se-P parties avsr held here.
The thermometer MAS only zero when they sur
prised their own folks by starting OF it WAS
about 10 below when they surprised their In
tended victims and ever slnoe. up to date, they
havo continued to surprise everybody By their
extraordinary looking noses aud ea11-
INTERESTING FACTS
Marrs l. Ried Keep an obituary record OF all the
deaths in the city, causes of disease, and age Of
decoased. From this, Waukegan ia proved to
hare lower death-rate than any city in the
Northwest. Last year there we're. in popnla-
ton Of 5000, but forty.thres intermants, Wills:
in the age column the figures range from 10 to
80 with noteworthy frequency.
"Du1LY Fon EUL14@
In consequence Of the publicity g'vrn BY TIE
ingalls, for whose benefit his friends h4d gotten
up rattle in Waukegan. Steven Bnli Esq. Of
tie celebrated firm Of Case & Buu, threahing-
machine manufacturers, st Racine, Wis, with
his usual whole souled liberaty. unsolicited, Gu
closed $50 to F. II. Porter, one OF the COMMITTEE
On the Raf1e, for Mr. 1ngaus' beueft.
GLEN FLORA WATER NOT INTENDED TO RUN LOCO
MOTIVES
It is pleasant to see the great faith the citi-
xens here haye in their mineral water, and it Is
but right and proper for the wonderful and con-
stantlJ-lncreasing cures performed by it bear
them out fully in their confidence but when
they 20 so far ~ to suppose that CHEN Flora
water eau make bricks and mortar, draw out
furpished dining and sleeping ROOMS, thoJ are
expecting too much. Prosidanca intended tho
mineral water to do grnat and usotul
wcrk, but it certainly never intended 1t
to run locomotves-so unless TIE TRIBUNE In
duces Chicago people to tasa the matter in hand
800 or 400 families will have to camp out next
summer.
ALow TRICK.
The Railroad Company, OF rather, oso OF their
engiuea ia strongly suspected OF having played
tue ION LElCA VI VAA S&A"VVA NC4AAosVAJ
hedge. So Aid. Law vent for them in the Coun-
Gil Chamber, and WaukeEan VI. the Great
Western Railroad Company will be the next sen-
sation~
THE r. II. l. H.
held An election for ot6oars last Monday, and
chose the AnH-Woman Rights ticket, - follows:
G. ". Waruouse, President; L. z. Blodsett,
Vics-Prestdent; ". q. Doase, Secretary; +. II:
Werdeu, Treasurer, aud Involuntary trustee OF
tho emlnent zaen's picture-galleEy; G. a. Fox.
ESQ., ex-lresident, ono Of Waukegan's mort
popular and respected merchants, xi.h Ieasrs.
Watrouse, Ciarkson, Wheeler, and farktidgs,
we're put on the Executive Committee. As usual,
the ladies voted, to woman, for the handsomest
side, and let their own ticket 60 to tho mischief.
Brownyille, Jefferson County, N. Y, will be sur
prised when she hears the result AAA.