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Postal Cars.

WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
The Departr- ent to-day decided to
order a railway postal car for service
BET the cities of Pitt>burg and st.
Louis via The Panhandle and Nandalia
route, passing through Indianapolis.
The railroad companies will ininledi
ately provide the reqnisitecars and the
service will be begun a. oon as the
Department can make the necessary
arrangements in regard to clerical labor
| and alterations of existing schedules.
BY this means it Is calculated that the
present facilities of a very large por-
| ton of the Ohio and Mississippi val
legs will be greatly augmented and i'm
proved.
Failure OF n WOODEN Manufacture.
BosroN, Oct. %.
The failure Of Robt. Tilton, wooden
manufacturer. and proprietor OF the
Spring Miiis, at C~avendish, Vermont,
is occasioniag no little excitement in
the wool tranei in this city. The Bos-
ton indebtedness is quite large, the re-
suit mainly Of purchases OF wool in
this market. The liabilities are about
$4,000.
His Brother.
PIrrsBURG, Pa, Oct. %,
Yesterday evening, at Uniontown.
| Pa, Jas. w. Yatt, a hotel clerk, shot
and dangerously wounded his brother
William. The ball entered the left
eye.
Killed by Falling from 81 Train.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. %.
The dead body Of a man supposed to
be Jno. II. Campbell was found near
the MISSOURI Pacific Railroad track, a
! few miles west Of California, Mo-, yes
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DIED.

Virginia, Oct. 2l-tatherine. wife OF stephen
=. Gitiis, aged Y ycnrs.
Virginia, Oct. z0-jJhn Pensilly, aged 10
years.
Virginia. Oct. 20-Fnma, daughter Of Michael
AID Hannah iinncgan, aged 5 months and
I days.
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A New York Politician Fatally Shot
Failures


NEW YORK. Oct. %.
Thos. II. Ferris was probably fatally
shot last night by Ed. Haggerty in
front of the Fifth Avenue Hotel dur
ing IA quarrel growing out OF a contest
fer the State Senate between John
John Morris>ey and John Fox. Fer
ris and ~iIaggerty are we'll known To-
cal politicians.
Among the failures yesterday ont
side OF stock SPECTATORS was that OF
Joachim Davis, lumber merchant.
Warren Il Wyman, dealers in books,
have also suspended. +. Butterick &
Co., dealers in fashion plates, who sus
pended IA few days ago, have arranged
with their creditors To continue bust
ness and have suspended the publica-
tion of their magazine. Harvey VI.
Soule, Geo. II. Soule and Daniel e.
Soule have made an insoiyent assign
ment to Daniel NJ. Porter. They state
their liabilities at So. 2l2 and their real
assets at $40 300. The failure of Hotf
man & Co., dry goods, was announced
yesterday. Liabilities, S200. 900; assets.
not yet known. The Stock Exchange
failures were those of Cumberland q.
White, Chas. Ii. Ward, II. ID. Fuller
and Howard WINS. Minor operators
who got onthe' bear side Of a ''bull"
market were squeezed.
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Hung for Murder ana Rape.

III. IVUTN, VVI. -.
Henry Brown, the negro who killed
Phillip Pffarr, a German living "A few
miles from this city, and then ravi~hed
md robbed his wife, on the night of
the 25th ofla>. May, was hanged in the
yard of the Jail at | o'clock to day. In
a brief speech on the scaifold he adj
United having struck Pitarr the blow
which caused his death, but denied out
raging Mrs Pfiarr.
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Temporarily Embarrassed.

T)VSTVN, VVT. ID.
The Ames Plow Company is temper-
arilv embarrassed. Their liabilities
are S2lS,247; assets, S5t2,S9l. The
creditors think IA reasonable extension
would enable the company to pay in
full and 90 on.
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terday. The %supposition is that Camp
beil Tell from atiaIn, and the condition
of the corpse indicated hat it had lain
where found for several days.
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Patai Acknowledgements Allen.


", pct. -.
While a piece OF granite, weighing
twelve tons. was being raised to the
top form of the upper course of the
foundation of the new Custom House
this morning. the derrick broke and
the granite fell to the ground, seriously
iniuring the foreman, James Monroe,
and "A laborer named John Curran.
A special Il the Times from Chilli
cothe announces that Governor Allen
will leave, on the LIST of next month.
for Pennsylvania, for the purpose of
taking part in the canvass in that State.
lie wi | make his first speech in Pitts
burgh.
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Body Found.

DETROIT, Oct. %.
The body of the young woman
found on the beach of Lake Michigan,
near Grand Haven, is supposed 10 be
that of the daughter Of Capt. Scott, of
Cleveland, lost with tho propeller
Equinox.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. Y.
A report prevailed here this after
noon of another Treasury robbery. II
is true that "A deficiency of about 5000
was discovered, but il is not vet known
whether it is an error in the accounts
or "a case of larceny.
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Thank Heaven.

NEW YORK, Oct. y.
The District Attorney of Brooklyn
has entered IA notte prosequ in all suits
growing out of the Beecher-Tilton
scandal.
, 1875-05-16
ILLINOIS.
GENEVA.
wlfTEB ANU9E1fEHTA.


spteta1 co17esponae''es Of The catcae" Tribune.
GENEVA, May 15.-Genevh has been quite gay
this winter. The Dramatic Club hare given
weekly entertainments under the direction Of
Mr.. Atwater. and many fine plays have been pro-
duced, sad 1t is said they are one Of the best
amateur associations in this section, Chicago
not excepted They will close their entertain
ments with one mora plsy, aud something vary
good Is anticipated.
The Ii Belle Club gave vary pleasant party
last Thursday evening. Tho "Entre Nous
have given number OF pleasant parties, And de-
sign finishing up With ona more TO be rouser.
These parties have been very popalsr, being
largely attended by the best citizens, Is we'll as
large numbers from Chicago and elsewhere
MISCELLANEOUS
Ar. Middleton has taken Mr. Atmxter's dne
residence and grounds and opened summer
boarding house-
There is no finer placo for q summer resort
than Geneva; it is easy of access to Chicago.
Many prominent Board Of Trade, as veil as
other Chicago business men, have fixed thair
residence here, and OWN foe places.
Nr. 4. D. Beecher, the we1l-known artist, has
built studio &nd residence here, Ind is busily
engaged upon some important Eastern orders.
Letter." is exquisite in color; also, large pic
ture Of . On the Point two dogs the siza OF
life. pointer and setter, standing on the point.
The expression and action Of the dogs Ii very
fine. Mr.. B. has one drawback, however; that is,
ATTEMPTING to keep bachelor-hall-an attempt to
eolye problem far mora difficult than perpetual
motion.
, 1875-05-16
OSHKOSH.

The Grent Test OF Firc-Prnoz safes.
The testimony from Oshkosh: .touching tho
lata practical test Of dze-pzoot s.fes. forming J.
volume OF 1etterB from merchants and bankers
included among tha fire victims, would ssem to
bear strongly in faror OF the Halls Safe snd Lock
Company 1t all points representing tho larEest
concentration Of fuel aud tia 1rost terrific vic
lanca of hest, they were found without exception
to exhibit the grand h1e-euduriag x1d 6.ere-
Hsting properties chiued Tor them, delivering
millions OF treasure and :yalaables without dam
ago and without btemieh or defacement- Janus
& S!ile, TealthJ lumber deslers, snnoua>s tn
Enthusiastically the deiive-ancs ot their safs
from forty -eight hours BURIAL IL crest, an-
CRY. furnace ct 20 : tons of gloEius
Goals fed BY 81, Loco feet Of bard humber. Tha
Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul Raiiroad Cc1a-
pany, J. Il. Postar, G. F. 4 Z. a. Eaattnao.
and other loading merchants, tosether vita all
the Nation4l RznEa, gire rarbd expression 10 vsry
high satisfaction touching tho faithful sacvlca
and infaIlible isre-proof quali.ies OF tho ssfes>
the banks rnan,mouE1y intxus,inx she repair and
reconstruction at Tzaits to tho kau.o Company
, 1875-05-16
Col. JzuacA Row1c.


4 correspondent Of the Nou YORK Tribune r.
lAtes the following: :.
II rsmember story heard forty or fifty
years ago. A atage-cosch Was going along an
Azkanaaa road On tho back rest ,ere 1A1ee
women; On the middle ene, t~o man, tall e141
muscular, ahila. the for1ard scat held Only !
small man, wrapped up completely in o!antct-
After t;ue oae OF the poWerfal a'an On tho
middle 1eat Es cigar and Hnoked- Tho sI2aao
want full IN the face Of oaa Of the vom=n, Who
was both young aud timid. She aickened, and
then requested tho uan to s.op smoking. THIS
aroused the znfian in him, and ho 1ought7 O.
c1ared1 I hare paid my fare; l. il castomar5to
smoke, and Hil smoke as 1aueh aA h4Yo
mind to- Accordingly he took out = fresh cigas.
and started the sn,oke-cloud again. Tho
woman could only adj that 'snoaess
ought net to forget to 10 gentioneo.
This suggestion excited tho E1az's .=se
to white heat. 1t this point tha small :osa ca
the fro1t sea. hid zaido his blanket, pat hE lett
land on the kuoe ct tie aaraged ru.t1o, -
order to withdraw bis attention ffon the Teu:.
and to hi1nselK< ubile with his tight hznd. Ia
drow bowie knife from, ita eaas tetHeen tls
shouldez~bladea- Pointing tho Weapon ~ tho
hoa1t Of the hrute, and looking him zqrsze In
the eyes, the little man qu.cx1y said: I am Co..
James Bowie, and, uu1ess you throw That cisar
aBay in ane nuite, Will put this krife iEt<
youl heart, as rxue as there Is \ God The 1n1-
ian cpmprebeu1ed in N instant with whom ho
had to deal, and thraw his cigar out of tho viz
dcv without addingh word. Col Bowie replaced
his weapon, draw his blanket abou: Tim, S1:d IT.
lspsad into condition Of apparent .ndinE-encc.' -
, 1875-05-16

Tho evidence given by Vi. Jotnnon. En1tder,
Of Manchester, before the Eoyal Commission cn
Labor Laws, lately printed, points - . yer.zrk
abba state OF afaira 10 that city, resembling tho
atate Of AFFAIRS in ~soma districts OF Ireland
Mr. johnson, it appears, is tho olaly tailder il
Manchester who makes bricks By nschioeEj,
and, therefore, ne has incuEed Ito severe dis-
pleasure Of tho B1ickmakers' Union, Which hsa
nos allowed him to have any handmade hs;css u
tho neighborhood OF Manchester tor tVe 5ea1a-
For that period alao be has no. been allowed to
sell hack. ''Any oae." hs aays, who
has bousat ny hsicks has had :s h:s
premises burned down; mT oTa c15fo
has been uca1Iy bIo1n n2- ass
yard also has been burned down. a. ne tit-a
OF giving his eg1dsncs, namely, On the 80 ck
November 1ast, he Tas LIVING under the p1c:ts~
urs1,ises, You hsye," asked ". Macdonald.
4 tho police in your Louse row 2" Ias" re~
yorr works only = month aso:" They a.o
stiIl aI,out M p1emiees-" 4 mos. extsa1a-t.;-
uaT7 s:,te Of things," 1ejoined Ms. Aa;zlc1h!d:
- &C do you tina that there is another pessos, IN
all England or in Ill Bzitain who ia in thai posi-
tiuu ~ ~ Well" answered AT, Johnse1, - Do
nos know uhethar theirs la or not. hope ne.
il is q very uncomfortable ora to ba IN, but
hare got used 70 it." Hahit Is aaeond nseEaass>
, 1875-05-16

/ =.
week at tho Congregational :Qhulzeh :Tus.d, =
! evening. 7'~~S
Fnos2E1 FARE.
/ Prof Thrasher, Ct the put1e school md HI,
ACCOMPLISHED assistant. 81lss Allen, hays -he-n
| engaged for ano:her yeaz, The school ha. p~os-
pcscd finely under their skI11ful trEninz, a,d tha
School Trustees carried out TIE desire At the c;ti
zens in obtaining their services for the ensuing
IL y.so6s, formerly q p1ospse: r.t., h.z
recently moved back again to- thin pIaes fro1a
Lombard. Afr- Jacobs is citizen OF sterling
worth, and the joy At hisretu1u Is d sncere u
tho regret q. his departure Was dosp.
LII. Hall, Of Chicago, has purchased 1fr. Phil.
lips residence and lot adjoining Ar. McChesnev's
stcre. Mf. Hall has t1kea poaaesei0n> Of thd
premises.
Dr.. 6. a. Dodge, et caHcago, visited bis old
home during tho weak
a1iss Ella Yaldinsg IL trimming email urcaina o.
"The Corners"
NIB. Woodinz is studying for tia ministry.
Tha speling rnanis has died i natural death
Mrs. David Kolls has retuned rom an ezsepd-
cd Tlsit At Marenco. -
1he Rex: 6; c, Lamb, ot Ma51ood, prs=ehed
-: ", :: E11ys1ua.. -, So.
Work has oeeo renewed On tho new BAPTIST
Church, which will probably b. completed this
summer. "'. =. --- >:t-' :: :-- !: -
AIMS Dickinson will entertain the Evsnstont-
an. with "Dfy Rot !" Tuesday. sreuing at tha
Methodist Church
The bursting OF water-piae on tho corner Of
Davis stree. and Kidga Ayenue on Saturday IL
tornooa caused eomo excitement. the streets
being flooded, and walking mads danse-o-x
In tho prize contest between the Students d
Knox ard Lombsrd Colleges, at Ga;ssou1g. C.
- p
, 1875-05-16
WAukECAN.,
HR&HEpEAHT

Special corrtsuondtnce Of The Cnteego rtt64trx,
WAUKEaA1, May 15.-The citizens wera sons.
what surprised when, Last Monday afternoon,
shakspeares representative visited our city. Ha
made known his arrival in peculiar way; his
extraordinary performances. attracted the atten-
ton Of largo number, some Of whom ad-
yanced it a. their opinion that his great knowl
edge, combined with his power Of eloquence,
was sufficient to entitle him to high and trust
worthy Office in tho City Of Washington; others,
that he was fit candidate to occupy rooms in
side the walls Of the State Lunatic Asylum. Be
this IS It may, if he was, as stated, Representa-
tive Of Shakespeare, it can only bo said that
Shakespeare was poorly represented.
no PLACE FOB HoRsE-TH1EvEs.
Last Monday afternoon tho following telegram
VAS received BY Sheriff Buell.
A1x4u.Es y NJ TT saEg ,.; sr Fl. County:
wagon, with leather daah, Stolen last night
CHIEF Of Police, Alwsukee.
It appears that tho property WAS stolen from
sone town about Is ua1!es from Milwaukee last
Sunday night After taking the property, the
thief was drawn to this place by instinct ~ it
we're, or it mny have been tho wonderful curative
properties OF the mineral waters, which no
doubt be had learned much Of, which caused
this a. it may. after receiving the telegram
Sheriff Buell. notified other proper authorities to
be On tho lookout In short time the indi-
vidual arrived aud went to the City Hotel, xhere
ha put the horses IN tho barn belonging thereto.
The actions Of tho man being rather peculiar,
and tho property in his charge answering fully
the description given IN the telegram, this was
sufkcient 10 convince tho Sherin that he WIS the
man wanted He arrested him immediately and
placed him in jail, where he remained until
Tuesday evening, when he Tas taken to Nil
erty belonged to ono George Marsh, whose wife
came On Tuesday evening, returning With the
property the ne1t day.
PERSONALS.
Prominent among the visitors during ths past
week mar be mentioned tho following: The
Hon Joseph Henderson and Samuel stesle, Esq,
from South Beud, Ind:
Jsmos McGorern, Assistant City Eosler Of
Chicago il visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
-. N dKHKRAI~ =.
= Nanv 1essolx laden NTH lumber can be ssen
passing ths CITY, dailr. Scarcely dsy coca By
Lat what one or more stop st thin port to dsliTar
, 1875-05-16
and Illinois will swell the procession. Probably
tho transient population Of the city 6iu bs in
creased tan to fifteen thousand.
kENOSHA
REAL. NTATE


REAL EBIATE.
Special Correspondence u 1h1 Chicago 1Et1usx
KxaosnA, Wis, MAY l5.-During tho past
week or two real estate has changed hands to
some extent, and several Important trnnafers are
talked Of, though not yet fully determined.
Mr.. Patrick English has bought tho reaidence
property Of Mr. Loornis, comprising a whole
block OF ground in the heart of the city, to-
gether with the buildings. This Is ono OF the
old landmarks Of by-gone times in this city,
and one Of the fem large plsts OF ground that
hare not been suhdivided into building 1ota for
the purpose Of money-mAking. It will not be
uninterestlDg to tow1speo21e to know that this
house has stood On its present stte oyor thirty
years. When built BY Mr. Lake, it was con-
kidered the finest residence in the county. It is
still in good condition, although its aated
columns hare = look OF old tuna grandeur.
The house and grounds facing the psrk. known
rs the r.. E. Nichols place, hiss passed into the
possession OF Mr. Y. French Thia sale was
made two weeks ago. but, for so1ns reason or
other, did not get uoised abroad
Mr. William Ernst has purchased Do feee OF
ground corner Of Pearl aud Congress streets,
aud intends putting up good frame dwelling
bouse Immediately. Kenosha ts improving, and
rapidly too. 10 MI parts Of the city may be
DEATH ku8 &DuA1ll VI LIE AsAA4%AA0As ~A .AS 0~N~~
are adorned With numerous piles OF Iumoer apa
sand waiting for tho workmen TO commence
work, Speaking OF building reminds one that
there has been failure to notice heretofore
that S. Y. Brande has the stone and brick drawn
for bis elegant new house on North hain street.
Just north and adjoining Col. Howes place. Mf.
Bran q has thirteen acres Of land under the finest
cultivation, beautifully adorned with eVergreens
and other choice shade trees. He purposes erect
ing two story brick house, with basement hnd
Mansard roof the present season. When.
completed this will ba one u tho finest Iesldence&
in the CITY,
1 RUxoH-
It is stated on the streets that the city il about
to lose conduotor Sinclair and family, ~ tha
Northwestern Road intends to run tho train
salad the IS aKenoshA accommodation" from
Racpe to Chicago instead Of from Kenosha es
the case is Ut present, This change, II made,
part Of Mr, Sinclair.
AMUsEHFTs
here sre among tho things Of tho ps4t oE, ut
least, 1t seems so. There has been nothing in
this line fo1 sometime aud everybody waiting
auxiously for something of the kind, II it be
only d Wedding. Fur the edifc.tion Of tho
young people. and older ones TOO for that matter,
It may be said there il talk OF dance and festl
raj to be held in this new building on Mr.
'Penpoyers Water Cure property before the
partitions are put in. This is 4 tine place Tor
, 1875-05-16

Quiet has raigned supreme for several days,
md the people had begin to despair Of again
being amused, whsa they Eare aroused from
their iothargy BY tha announcement Of silver
wedding. Tho parties interested ira Mr. and
M1s, Cravens. Tho cards are sot:en up in e1-
ouisite taste On silver nose-paper, and simply
nnnounce, "Mr. and 11a. William Gsrena 1t
horas Friday evening, May a. Tbs Invitations
a1o numerous, and Chicsgo viii be largely repre-
aented. Ms. Cra1ens has recently exchanged his
former house for cue more commodions, and
pleasantly situated, On this corner OF Sheridan
place snd Prospect avenue.
Tho Congregational Society hold their soeaAble
at Mr. Tenants Thuzsday evening". Ihe 1t
tendance xas znalI, owing to the soysre storm
1t tho time Of gathering Ths Eeoeip1 amounted
to &E~~'5 - J. <' - %"<. : -
Tbe young folks' pra5ar-mssstug Wis unusa-
, 1875-05-16
WHEATON.
M PAGE COUNTY 1TEkB.


spsr,a. Correspondence ef Ths Chicago Tribune.
WHEATON, May 15.-The friends OF Mrs.
Harlow, mother Of Hrs. q. 7. Wilson, will learn
with deep regret OF her death. which occurred
here Tuesday morning, At the residence Of Mr.
Henry 7. Wilson
A larga wedding Is on the tapis. Tho young
folks are on the qui yiyo over tho affair.
Otis Wilson, ESQ.,. Of Richmond, has rented
Mrs. Dr. eedguick's fns residence.
William Il. Mallory, Of DanEi}o. has been
spending aome dAys in Wheaton, disposing Of
acre property in Du Page County.
The iufant son OF Mr. James o. Hale, aged is
months, was dangerously scalded Saturday even
ing b. the upsetting Of Ihe contents Of d teapot
upon him. The littla fellow did not long survive
his painful injuries. Ha fingered until Monday
afternoon. .-
Last week the property styled "The scarlett
Addition to Wheaton" containing some So acres,
Was sold to Mr. E. Snigley for $500. Tho sale
was mado through ths hands Of Col Arion, real
estste dealer.
Prof.. ]. Piper, Of Manchester. Ia, has tsken
possession OF Mr.. Ebert q. Gary's house, near
tho ner public SCHOOL building.
hotels, drug stores, restaurants. bakeries, and
even other stores. They are enjoyed by tho best
people OF tho town. Nr. Clark keeps sparkling
cream pop, which is very palatable.
Miss Rosa Smith, now travelling in California,
sends latteza OF interest to the Wheaton Illinois
tan.
, 1875-05-16

- . TILE 1Al11zAAH1 6GClEIY,
held its last meeting Of tbs aeason Monday
evening. Tha President, hi. E: o. Gals, being
absent. Mr. Fred Smith was voted tho chair.
Ths 8ecretary's report was heard. The next
thing IN order waa M essay hY. Prot Wi1kie. Tho
subject Of the Professors soma1hat lengthy
discourse IVES, !" Character, Exempliaed IN
Language. Interspersed with Verbal Criticisms. !"
The music, by Misses Conweu 1nd Harly, was
reading by DR.. McLaren, - Father Ph:is Cot
lection" The Literary society.s Lie has not
been one Of remarkable ylgor or strength this
winter, and perhapa the principal reason is the
fact that 80 few ladies' names appear On the
programmes OF the entertainments. And the
place that it is held in is 30 awkward Of access,
and so uncomfortable when reached, that many
ARE debarred from attending. It il somewhat
conlca to say the least, to sec eorne portly citi
zens squeeze themselves into 8 chi1d's Eeat and
endure the martyrdom for two hours
.~- TABLEAu- CONCERT
Of Jean Ingelow's poem, 'Sougu Of seven,"
viii be given Thursday and Friday evenings Of
this week 1t Temperance Hall, for the benefit OF
Chris; EpiHcopaD Church. The programme is
as folloHs:.
ptano Hsss '*sss as' 1aznsr....} msz Hotsn
Seven Times 0ne-E1nlt.tion Mis- Bezt1o Woodwork
Solo" Tapping Al ths Garden Gate Miss Hardy
Seven 4imes Two-Rom2noe.. Miss Moilfe Mayo
soio-a, ,Waitturr Mi.. q Gonyr11 Iii
savsn Mmes Four-Msternity. Mis- F4te Dsys
Solo The Rosebush ".................. N,sa Case
Saven Times F1Ts-Widowhood. :. Miss Lizzie Reynolds
EN- sunefa1 Massa; s q; .'....M Eorten
seTs Tnes s qsaa T. ;s:.r: ;;;sa Ms aaToy
1ana Meaaas ssh'asn 5eh R:;S: Ill n.: IT, Aortea
bridal SCENE bridegroom. Mr. James E. Ieynolds
Seven Times aeTen-Longng for Homo. afiks Wood
soo-~ What Lust It Bo to De There ".... .htas Case
c!onng 1ah|eau'
IN 4ESEAAL~
1eaGencs los ~ oaomoeu, "itn tho lntenaon OF
oos!ainG ana k11n mahnS II hs nome.
M., nastea @ ms1an ~ 1a1 hna % *ne 1en.eo nouse
N aa4asooo' aoo 4e1s 1ast weak ID 1ase pohses-
, 1875-05-16

MILWAUKEE.
XHE EKrENT D1HTu1ERY 6EZURn.
, 1875-05-16

Dr1- Wilson and Kilbourne, of this city, dele
Eatez to the Convention Of tho State Dental As
ISOLATION bald 1t Jackaonville, Arrived homo yes
Two parties Of European tourists departed this
week ths nrst, composed entirely OF German
citizens, Wednesday morning, and tho second.
4r. H. @. Paddock and xife, with Mrs J. r
Conttet aud family. IhuIsday xfternoon-
The Rey. B. B Usahaz, for year past paatof
ct tha RRoRnod Episcopal Church ia; thin: city,