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Marrieo
dyO

At the residence of VIM. Hanover, in
Pinora township, Lake county, Mich,
"Wednesday, April 2lst, 1875, by Zach
airy Blood, Esq, Mr.. WILLIAM II.
RICE and Rosa ELLEN HANOVER, all of
Pinora.
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Weather Report.
The following thermometrical report
was furnished for publication by Lee s.
Cobb, of Yates township:
Our New Dress.

Weekly average, 32.75degrees above zero.
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Circulars giving full explanation, will be sent free
OF charge, on application.
For bonds aad full Information, address without
delay,
, 1875-02-07
CANADA.

Items from the CaQitnt-PnrItamuzaE
nnd Its W0FK-1rzldc StAtiY11cs-
Sptetal D7epdtch to Thr Ch,c1ou Tribune.
OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 6.-NoarlJ Ill tho mem
bsra OF the Canadian Parliament have arrived
At tho Capital Tbe Gorcruor-ienesal'sa add1ess
has been considered, and IN address in reply
adopted. Parliament is ready now for tho sesual
business Of the session, which will be short,
Sir Joan L. Macdonald aa.umes command Of
tho Opposition, but apparently has added noth-
ing to the strength OF his followers.
With usual alscr1rY reports from the Depart
ments havo been presented. an efficient sffci.l
staff Of s,snogrophcrs for the Canadian Hansard
has been bean organized, and occupy table On
the floor of the House. Ticoregat and Miaiste-
rial hosoitalisies arc tho ords: just now.
Mackenzie Bowel has given notice Ia the
House OF motto, to expel Rjel, meu7b5E Of
Parliament for Manitoba, from tho House.
Navigation and trade returns for the pas. ya2t
show the exports to hayo been 339, 33l, N3; i'm.
ports 5l28,213, 582.
Hon Senator George Brown has taken his
seat in the Senate, and thus again eo.ers public
life. His wisdom, experience and st3Ae1tuap.
ship will greatly tend to enlivaa tho uppsl
House. sIich has hitherto been tho Iees Interest,"
IN OF the two Houses.
Tho Government standA strong in tho good
opinion OF the country, and from, the fact that
tha Opposition consists Of thu Paciic scandal
pazy at present. it is not probable that tho Cabi-
net Ministers will for some timo 1T least haze
reason TO fear loss Of pouar aud patrons4o.
, 1875-02-07

by majority Of the voter In the State Tn condition
Of hs State has been al pesczful suee tho new COY
Of people both sides are inclined Peace and
good go7e!nmont md to allow Ill tho enjoyment Of
ther Legal rights But there Is elass of men, tne
inR and deriving tho cotored people Of their rlgLts
These are young who cannot he restrained. This
Class Of men. together With tho general custom Of
tsm,-are tho leal causes Of vtolenea and Aood-
shed. Tho chsnge. caused by the War giving freedom
xen 1eahsd Sy tbs Southern % peap,e. % But NJ most of
them would do nothing to disturb the But the class
rights OF eolored men, esFecially in any po!i.t-@!
quarfel, xnd TINT their odensas will be wlnked
A. ~e .rs s.t ssttsasa tha: gt the t1ns pros
upon just aud ste1n dealing BY them with s lawleas
class Of men than any other eause- Arkansas prob
ably presents no different condition fton that OF
other cotton States where political control has passed
into the hands Of the class who ruled be{or the War
Tho people Of every State hare tho right 70 make
their Constitution to suit themselves, provided It
be republican in form anil IN harmony with tbs Con-
stitution Of the United statea, and tho National Gov
ernmeu has authority to deprive them OF that right
Tha election held for the ratification ct tho Constitu
ton under form Of Inv, and the otcers who con
ducted 1t acted under appointment and under oial
oaths and, although We regar& al "a defective, how
the Legislature, still believe they entitled to be
regarded differently from mere voluntary meetings
held under no pTetence Of legal authority Tho Com
by any department of tho General Government in re
gard to tho State Government in Arkansas:
Thi, report is signed by Mess1a- Poland, scud-
DER b.yler, and 6loss.
MINORITY REPORT.
Tho other member OF the Committee-Ward,
OF Illinois is-presents his views in opposition to
tho report, and concludes By proposing the fol-
loving resolution
Resotred. That James Brooks, having been by the
people Of ArkAnsas elected tho Office Of Governor Of
said State under the Constitution Of 1863. for tho
period Of four years ending In January, 1871 and said
abgogxted, and being st1 In force, is the lawful Coy
aruor Of said State Of Arkansas.
THE ARKANSAS PEOPLE P1EAEED.
LITTLE Rock. Feb. 6.-Tne majority report OF
the Arkansas Investigating Committee Was re-
ceived here to-day with general rejoicing. Cam
nons we're fred, and tho people generally en-
thused. One hundred guns we1e fired At Pine
Bluff and 500 At Holly Springs on the reception
Of the newh.
, 1875-02-07
1.ESIA1n

S:is TT ss5:s re
faPtey:-ia 10 Il Dssid G. Garand. nsniai II.
ss I'D sns A,ss. Of
81 sSssf :9.ssss9 {: 3: S:i
u property ho3en.itsr do.cbfd nan be sola =
to- ss 5s Is le eli
=. a1 ES M e aDd s7 Id d sn s S
s il ns an:s
Assznee - IN and I'D 70 the b,
ssd @ sf 81 sfs.
Il e aaare
q r. southwest auaFe aad T.; 1s,,
sera -: :ssss ss'a Rsasaa
ias i1s Il ssn'2
:fes9 L As sf5sa ~
Il ~ y d, ~ be,
IT, ;ss I'd f. aq 81 81 i basas saSf ss
:sszaa @ eisS.se1 rs. sesa:ain az esa5.
GeaE @
21s ee Il as le sea
coan7 81 Go3k I'D s3ts 81 M '1 IL lgts eps M
f.: fs:sss$ ST. SSsa
:: 'at;! ::!a sad!ssss: a: a I'D Ss !s:s;sa
g css rs ST.: 5:
lbs aouthcAst quarter o section three township thirty
meridian IN County ot Cook and state Of 1nos: al-o
part oighty-thsoe tE2 In Ellis Addron to Chitas
frontinS thirty-four {3l foot Thirty seventh t3itt}
street .2d h.,ss D:h af cno hundfcd r. ioo, TIT Th
OK township t5trt7aine tss range fourteen az east,
County of Cook and St1ta sai subject to iucz11~
brxuce for IS, GO.
Aud all said property viii be sold subject to al ens
tucunb,anccs aud taxes Tho undersigned will also sal
said Tins ad plaza a ta uneall:c.sd and Desperate
whereof MY reen % application to thu undersigned.
ROBERT E. JENKINS,
, 1875-02-07
4 Brilliant Attraction at The Vest
Side Rink.
The "Champion Lady Skater Of
Canada"
She Proves to Be a Young Gentleman
in Petticoats,
Manager Snydor's Wrath at the
Discovery of the Hoax.


n,s .~s 80. sa ~aa.xs, th;na ~ .a,, ..+-on
=,
1oa- for tne Pas' 1e" "'nte'7' however toe
rsnks OF Chicago have been deserted. and tho
popular seneut-skatlng-has been On the
wana. and the riaks either closed or used for
.or,a o+ba- onr,o.. rta v7aa+ s,da s1atsno
3oa.o %:1 e.-o, ~ - es. ao -. =. :
h'nk nas oeen 1o'o 'oo na'a pof1oo o1 soo
past two or three years until THIS WIN
ter, when peraon who has had considerable
exnerience in the maoageuont Of shows. e.
,.s;.1,, h;x,o,h.,+-o,. .,5 ,,an,oar;a~ ~,
cluueo 10 revive tnAs heretofore popular pace
and thror it open to the public for the atuuse-
uent for which it was originally built, = skating
rint With thi. view Mr. n r snvder formcT-
....s -a.. 49,. .-.....,:. -:a;t.s ~:
y cnces aseas' 1fon 0oettaaa' '1s'seo en'-
cago tast fal!, aod made dic4eT LOT tho
West Side Rink, On Randolph street, and
succeeded in obtaining possession Of tbs build
;np Wben the skatjn, season onened the rink
- " As w. c'1. -.
"as III 1oaoluees' anu MI. onsoes' " ea"oaot
notonety, viii naming poste!s announced 70 the
fun-loying people that he had at = great sacri
fra for THAR n1easnre a1one. onened tbo ptace
-. tha;r -, ,,-,,,o. and t,,., Il abor1d h. hi,
~ ~ 1-0
ei sin 10 eonoues Ioe 11nK as
4 FASHIONABLE PLACE OF RESORT
for those who wished to renew the pleasures for
vb;ch tina r,nk was rennvnaa in The n,st and
"AD.A ~ 49,. ,-;n .,s 49, r -.
assoreu 'uo ~ io'oa peoplo 4"as ao''o uas
the elite Should % allowed admitsance; that tne
p!ace MAS TO oe nlSn-toneh IN every 1espece' ana
conducted strictly upon nrot-class principles
Ibis Information pleased tue sGnng LADIES' and
gentlemen OF the Vest Side. VINO had long - hank-
e1ed" after place JUST snch ~ ~; snydare
posters asserted TINS was 70 ne. me care1n1
ppsso ns hss nl theS Should
9cA3CAlLAIs
, 1875-02-07
SUICIDE


6peezai Dispatch 70 The Caiease 1r6un<.
HARTFORD cr17, Ind, Feb "a man named
I'd Brown vas arrested last night tor stealing
$75 from = bedfalior on Thursday night. II.
jail beng unsafe, be was removed to the tni1
Ut Marion, where ho hung himself last eight
With \ bunk-caain about 80 inches long. Whss
discovered Ha ua& extinct.
, 1875-02-07

C1EyELAyp, O., Feb. 6.-The Fire Commits
sioners Of this city maie the following appoint
menta last night: Chief Engineer, John 4
Bennett; First Assistant, James Dickinson
Second Assistant, Harry Reboeck Third ASSIST
ant Joseph Speedy. n1r. Rebbeck will retain
bis position as Superintendent: Of +ha Fua~A!aru
Telegraph.
, 1875-02-07
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEW3

NEW YoRK, Feb. 6.-Arr1ved, steamships cuba
and City Of Montreal, from liverpool
Lorpos, Feb. 6.-Stezmsbip Nora gooHs..
from Baltimore, has arrived out.
LoxDos, Feb. 6.--Steamahip Rsssia. sxaas
Nor York, has arrived cut
, 1875-02-07
FOREIGN.
SPAIN.

MADRID, Feb. 6.-oaici.l dispatches from Ar
OF Carlses, who made bayones attack upon ths
National troops. Other SUCCESSOR BY tho Nation
Il troops are also reported.
decree has been issued directing military
and naval officers to keep from political 1eat-
ings.
, 1875-02-07

TEE ED1NEUE1 THEATRE DUETEn.
Ep1xBURo, Feb. 6.-Tha EdlnburK theatre
burned to-day.
, 1875-02-07
ITALY.

AMERICANS. v1aIT TIE POPE.
RoAE, Feb. 6,-Tho Pope gave audience to-day
to q number OF Americans, inclndiog mombe1a
OF the family OF khesla.e Gea- Lea.
, 1875-02-07

In the District Coart Of the United States for
the Northern District Of Illinois.
In fhe matter of JOSEPH F. FORSYTH,
Bankrupt.-In Bankruptcy.
Notice h.rby e.en that general dt,dead meeting
day u February. 4 D. 1875, 1t o'eccx It tss
otc- Amos b. Coon. Fsq: Register 10 Bankruptey
IN 4te 1T linos. fgr tho parpsses named n ths 9Th
JOHN C. SOUTHWICk.
Assignee Of tho Eetato Of said Banksupt.
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Uu9 e. oOVHeU 0ul SV1Nh l'"H' ~0~'
ia ITS, 1o9' i6, uno fein Nnoerer: Scr
G6orberr ober erlua6te enbli6 wle aus
einem 11pereu @Dlofe, un0 er erfonnte,
mas ga uor9in9 un0 :ief rDos lit oenn
bod 81 piel, unb on Doit leioer 9ttbt
ober lob i'm jebt frelien unb laufen, 10
piel ct piu, cs loQ linn libel bcfommeu,
uno ga itl eiunlal 1olber Grlcudbtun9
uom 0immel 9euiirbi9t bin, 10 ueroe it6
MIDI 0er1el6en bergeltolt bcoienelL Oop
oer@buft mir ooron oenten lpl. On uber
l6wei9e."
@ofort febrte er naN Souic, 9in9 Sic
6tube ouf uno o6 unO lberle9te, mas in
Der @oAe 5u tbun lei, tom audi bolo ouf
einen gutcnGinfoll unO i@lief Damn rubi9
bis omMor9e .Nls er ben fh9enoen0}or'
gen ]einer @emobnbeit nod sur &irtbe
9in9, lag 8hsta pieoer in jdmmcrl6er
Yoltur prr Dem Netroniusportole 10
lobm unb 1truppirt, olS cr je porDer gene
len. Ser Gborberr reOcte i'm an unb
| ioote: M}ein Gobn> 1bon otter wolte itD
bid frooen uno immer 6ub' ids mieocr
uer9ellen> ,pie bilt on 10 Iobm uno elero
gelporoen? 81 It bu i6on longe 10 I'M
9ludli9, oocr 6a1t bu ME oa fir geoottert,
ooer lont probirt?" 8usto er'uieberte:
vM9 gndoiger 9err, oies uebel babe id
@6on BON @eburt an nit ouf Die
9Nelt gebra6t, uno babe in meinem &c.
ben ME einen @6ritt weit lou fen fDnnen,
borum miillen mir bieie 5lpci b6lserncn
Yeine ousbclfen, nit oenen i'd MIDI r,ii6=
fam ale Sage ooDn 1bleppe luie Sbr
midi tdglid lcbt, uno id 0anfe @ott, boB
er MIDI bober gefiibrt bot; oenn einen 10
gutenWpbl Ddtte id lonlt nir9enos
9efunoen. Guer @nobcn lpollen bod fir
midi beten 0enn auBer @Dtt uno 9uts
berai9en Menl1en fam mir 0liemono
me6r belisu." Ser Gborberr tr6j jtete i'm
uno lo9te: Sci nur rubi9 mein Spbn,
oeine Seilung 1T pielleidt ndber, ols bu
pciBt ; pieQeid)t tonn i6 Dir nod bielen
Wlpr9cn Elm pel he1eres glmolen ols
bisber reiden. Seoenf foQs piQ ib @ott
un0 aQe 9eli9en 10 eifrig um 0eine 9eir
lung ourufen, oob cs bir su 9robenSrolte
9erei0en loG. @tcD MIR feit im@louhcnL
un0 o,1 wirlt lebcn mie Diel id) un6 Die
$oeil9cn ousri1tcn luer0cn." v9(1, >uie 1ou
iN Gub eonfen," rief Susfa, vicb wil(
jebt re0t fc1t auf Gjott uno ouf Gu9 per=
trouen> uno lollte id wirfliN 9ebeilt mer=
oen, 10 ,pcroe ib ollc Sage meine 9e1un=
Ben TiBe uno mcin 9(lles su Gurcm
0ienlte pcrlucnOen> uno Gu0 ouf Dem
Sootenbette nod bonten. llno oonn broN
er in Sbrdnen G0lu65en ous> fonnte
pDr 9rpber &iibrung ni6t weiter rcoen>
uno nobm bes Gborberrn 9ano, unb BE-
bedte 1e nit 56ra6nen un0 &ii1en. Scr
Gborberr ater 9ing, pbne oielesmal Den
Trant 81 erle9en, in Die S&ir6e gum Got
tesbienlte. gls oieicr Su Gnoe ,par unO
Die acknowledgement unO 0ie&ir6enbie=
ner nod BEL 1ammen >uaren> 1a9te 8ono=
mo ld6eln gu i6nen: ~@o6t Sbr 0os
Mlirofel oes bcili9en Peters audi i6on
ge1eben 2" - vWos fir Elm Wirotel 2"
frogten lie. -v@i num- oas Nfirotel Der
Seilun9 jenes 9obmen Dor Der pforte oes
5empels gu Seru Ialem." - vWie iollten
mir oas geieben baben 9as linb Tlou=
len." -v9os 1ino feline Tlauien>" er=
,uieoertt Der Gborberr, vi6 .lelb1t fam
Gu6 oas sleidc Mirotel 5ei9en> 1obolo
es @u9 beliebt." - v9os lpdre bib19,"
meintcn eet1e, .baS meroeu mir mitSEreu=
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|pra9: v96entt mir eini9e Mu9enbllde,
i1 babe eu@ cine Grfldruny 5u 9eben,
BON pelAer bos Sell meiuer @eele ab=
bdnet. Sd 9ob eub por eini9er 3eit
oos l9le6te Bei1piel oicie &irde gu be-
lu6en, mo BON ser Sansel bas refine
Mort ni6t perfiinbigt ND ouf Dem ent<
,pcibten g(ltore bos bcili9ite Opfer 1l6t
mebr oor9ebro6t pirb. Sbr 16lonet
ooraus, oaB id meinen ~. fotbol'l 6en
&lauben perloN fen bdtte uno 5l elnem 'rrl=
gen 8efenntnilie iibergegongen lpdre.
Sd erfIQre nun Qlaen> 6ffentli6 uno feier=
li9, oob i6 DieOur6 l6ledt 9ebanoelt
uno 9roBes 9(er9ernib ge9eben babe.
Sd beludte oiele STRIDE nur aus eltler
Mcnl6enf fllr6t> nm meine Srelbcit uno
mein 2eben Su erbalten> obl6pn i6 feinen
9lugenblid je 5lpeif ifelte, oob nur Der fotbo=
li16e Gloube oer luabre bob nur Die
r6mi16 6=fotbolil9 STRIDE bic BON Gbrilto
oeltiftete lit. SIR mill id tren bleiben
bis gum lebten 9ou6. SIR 9iener uno
Yriclter bin id un0 bleib i6. S6 be-
,peine uno Derob]6eue es mein2eben lang
oob ib einmol wontte. 9icbnlt fem 2(er=
gerniB ooran !"
Da erDob lid Elm @emllrmcl INNER
lauter unO louter> pie wcnn Der Sonner
erf Don Ser Terne ber 16ollt uno oann
aQgemo1 feline Ghredensltimme lber
uniern $oQuptern pernebmen labt. M}an
bieb ben Nriel lter Id>uei9en> 1tieB i'm bon
Ser erbDbten GteQe un0 l6lob lelncn
Mluno. u9iieeer nit benz Popiiten Sn
ben &erfer nit Dem NerrdtDer! Mn Den
@alsen nit Dem 9elolbteu Y0lelpi6t! !"
10 riefcn picle Gtimmen. - uSbut nit
mir na6 Gurem Yeliebcn! SD babe
picl gel liinoi9t uno mub piel biiben. M}ein
Trepel mar ober 8errotb gegen &ott,
nidt 9e9en Men1 9en niGt ge9cn meine
re6tmdbige &0ni9in," 10 1pro6 Der Yrle<
lter nit &ube uno Gntl dicoenbcit.
N}an 16leppte i'm nun sum @efan9s
nib. Cine 9rnbe @6oor folste lbm;
piel Gpott, oiele 0ffentli1e Nermllnldun=
oen, obcr i'm Gtillen ou0 9eluip mon6e
mitlcibiee @cuf5cr. Gr >puroe III einen
10 fleinen Serter gclekt oob er nl6t
auf1tebcn tonnte obne lein 9oupt al
bic 9cde 5u ltoben nno boB CT lelne
@leter gum 56lofe ni6t 5ultrecfen
permo1tc. Gr bette ni9t 10 picl Noum
ols Die 2ej1c i'm Gor9c. 9ein &crter
mar bitter, luie bas 0ro6. Gilcn fellelte
06noe uno Tiibc Giucn gonsen Monot
crDiclt CT nur go1icr uno Sroo ols Nob=
runA unb 5ubcm NOD 10 peni9 ooB er
toum iein He6cn su .frittn I'M Stonoc
mar. &einer tDcilnebmenocu Gcele wuroc
es pergDnnt> lid linn 5u noben, nit i0m
3u lpcinen i'm 81 tr0lten. 9o9c9cn
ad)tete Der Strtermciiter i'm teincs 9Sor=
tes piiroig, es lei ocnn> oob er i'm BART
oniubr ooer iiber i'm pottcte. Srot
Die jcr l6redli0cn 8ebanolun9 fiiblte li6
Der @ricjte jebt gliidli9er ols nod trr5
porb ber in ieiner Treibeit jett botte er
oo9 wisSer yube iiir feline @eele 9ciun=
oen; lcin &Drper ober lie1te nit jeoem
Sage Fin, 10 oaB man 1einer bolol9en
ulD]ung ent9e9enl leben mu BITE. 9os
peronloBte bann ben &erfermeiiter i'm
AM Gnoe bes Monots minoei items cir
luftioeres @emo6 i'm @iebel ocs @ebdll=
oes onsu,reilen. 9a fonnte ct ood) freiel
Mtbem 166pfen ba lab er oo9 @ottes
2i9t am Sage, Oa ltobl 1i6 oo9 gfa6t:
,uob( Elm @trdbl@en oes Monoes ourd
bic eilerncn glitter uno our6 Die &iber
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llebcr bcle Oin9e urt6eilen ainoer ncit rid)-
tiger ais Grwo6ienc.
Greunoe, bic ,lnS in ocr S(otb ni@t bcrallen,
in6 6uberlt ielten.
@s 1T Der lhle@telie 2ron, llnaliidSaeiabrten
au beiiten,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18

n ,RTrEs WISHING TO LEASE or PuR-
chase Lots in the town Of Winnie
mucca. are hereby notiicd that al ap-
plicati1ns for the sasne, or on Business
relating thereto. should be al lressed 10 the
nndersi gned at sacramento, where they Will
receive prompt attention
~ These 0ccunyiYg lands belonging to the
company without having hoatht or leased
the Same are also n'tihed % gttena To the
a1sttoJ witn0u, delay. ana avoia trouble.
rsffff D. IL. HASKELL.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-03-18

w. ". Aiken, Attorney y-at-law and Com
mander of the Grand Army of the Republic in
California and Nevada, Will give PROMPT at
tention to the collection of Additional Travel
Paw now due California and Nevada Volnn-
teers discharged more than three hundred miles
from home. soldiers can depend on fair deal
ing. Information ven II of charge When
writing enclose stamp for rcriy and state con-
pany and regiment GnTt whether YOU have a
discharge. Congress Has extended the time for
filing claims fer q tional Bounty under Act
Of July 23. 1866. 1Hnuary 1873. so all such
claims must be mGde be fore that time. Origi-
nal Bounty Of 800 has been allowed all volun-
teers who enlisted before Tuly -. 1857 for three
years if not paid the same when discharged
Land warrants con be obtained for services
rendered before 1859 but not for services in
the lave war Pensions for late war and war of
1912 obtained nj increased when allowed for
less than disability warrants. but no pensions
are allowed to Mexican and Florida war sol
diers state of FeNas has granted Pens ons
so surviving veterans of Texas Revolution
New 0rleanl and Mobiie Prize Money is now
ducan being pad w ". Aiken also attends
30 General Law apl Collection Business. ON
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-05-07
THE HLACK KILLERS.

The Stockade party, who were sur
prisel by the military Oh the 7th Of
April, and brought out of the Black
Hills country, arrived at Sioux City on
Friday last, and were given a reception.
They report gold in paying quantities,
rich soil, mild climate, and plenty of
game, wood and water. They agree in
saying that the Sioux City is the best
route.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-05-07
The Mankato Record pays the fol-
lowing we'll deserved compliment to
Hon. NJ. HI. Dunnell:
PUBLIC DEBT.

The public debt statement for May
shows that the present debt. less cash
in the Treasury, is $2,l3l ,309, 431. The
decrease during the month Of April
was $2,s25, 348, and since June 80: 1874,
$11. 778. 800.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-05-07
MRS. I'ILTON.

Mrs. Tilton, on the Sd, addressed a
lotter to Judge Nelson asking the priv
elege of testifying in the scandal case
in which she is, after all, the real suf-
:ferer and victim. She says:
For five years past l have been the
victim OF circumstances most cruel and
unfortunate, struggling from time to
time only for Il place to live honorably
and truthful]y. Released for some
months from the will by whose power
ANONYMOUSLY eliminated myself again
and again, declare solelnly before YOU.
without fear of man and with faith iii
God, that Lam innocent of the crime
scharged against me. / would like to
tell my whole sad story truthfully, to
acknowledge the frequent falsehoods
wrung from me by compulsion, though
ut the same time unwilling to reveal
the secrets of my married life. which
only the vital Importance of my posi-
ton makes necessary. 1assume the en-
tire responsibility of this request, un-
known to friend or counsel on either
side, and await your honor's honorable
decision.
BY the laws of New York Il wife is
incompetent rs 4 witness for or against
the husband.
One thing is certain, viz: that if Mrs.
Filtoa is not allowed to testify the
most important testimony in the case
will he excluded and the conclusion
will appear ''lame and impotent." 1t
seems incredible that in this day and
generation so foul a wrong can be
committed. This poor woman in deli
cate health, is dragged before the world
under a charge of adultery by jealous
and brutal husband, to endure the ri
bald attacks of one class of newspa.
pers and the pitying scorn of another
class, and to sit in crowded courtroom
for weeks with her mind held to the vile
scandal, and then is~-to be sent fortl,
with a paddock on her mouth. Every
honest heart protests against the out.
rage. Since her wretch of a husband
. las invoked 1t, let us have tao *'secret
Ut llcr married life."
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Press that he will have to withdraw his
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dictates Is not pursued. 4 His support
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The sca6olding to withdraw its support
from the building. |, But why don't this
Indignant subscriber start another ma
per aud kill the Pioneer Press of? 3..=
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