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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

IL the grange does not fully accom-
pli-h the object for which il was insti-
tutei. il will be the fault of those who
are its melnher-. Farmer must learn
To Keep their own secrets. We have
often thought shat IL il a great misfOr-
tune that farmers have had NO expert
cnc@ in other secret orders. They have
always been in the ha,it OF talking on
any AMI all subjects, aud TO any one ;
aud il i. almos, impossible 10 make
them realize that they have not the
same right on the subject Of the grange.
Our order has been hiudcred in the re-
aIiz1;iOu Of it, aoble objects. more
than can be esiims,sd. ny th~th""sht-
lessness aud csrcle-sHe-s OF u. n.etn'
b-rs in reference To this matter We
would not have % understood that any
member would Intentionally disclose
secrets. bat .e do think that IL j. oft
en- done from ihoughile--ncss, and
sometimes from ignorance We are
Iearaiag. however, and though the
good tina; we are seeking 10 accomplish
may BE- postponed tor time, We can
not fail Let Hs think u these things,
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

Subordinate oranges viii remember
that li.ey now make their quarterly re-
ports 60 r. u. Naxsoa. secretary. In
stead Of the Treasurer of the state
yraD,sr n f.ruerlv.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

The grange directory was erossiesi
sai. lasJ week. "a make room for Ma--
ter AsIan.' address at the rec~ut meet
IN. %. the national grange.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18
Union Orange. No. soa.

The following officers were elected
and installed for the ensuing year, Of
Union Grange, No sos. Sedsvirk cOun-
". Kansas. u. ". Rice. Master. and
H. ;. Bell. Scrretary.-SPir;s II Kan-
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

\ ..peri.l ui-ciInz of thu c.ssHfy
e.,nu-iI y. "f 81. viii be held Al Wichita
saturday the 30sh. Remember
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18
GRANGE DEPARTMENT.

xAIfoNAs. O.. 1Ss.il--s.i sINt.sS oFFfCEiss
ssrn.Ex W Apa-s. Master. wzuikSn. Igss-
-. a. ksiLv. sec'y, sssors-tpgs. d.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

-.E-s-as Stair .s.rs.rs Bu.ins = OGrrrs.
M Hn.issa. Nsstrr. Naplr %.
FE. uax-oa. seesstsTy. LnPssi.-
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PATRONS n sEDCw:.x COUNTY
rocsFY COUNCIL. p. e,-;L-ws-l.st..
Jshn Kelly. M.s;rT.
A. 4. DOr--y. sec.
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-. zI1arrSAs. >ussili I'-E &C. < 80.
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rores, and fruit tres grow With
Surprising rapiditv in this valisy. TIE
lack Of timber. with our herd lSu. is
but litr1e fc;l bus even shas want Sisl
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1875-03-18

{ This i the natural home for cattle
! From early spring until the middle OF
October or the FIRST 81 November the
herbs Of farmers and stock raiser's
wander leisurely through che green
uutrirlSus grasses that brush their
sides In open meadows that arc bound.
les. growing fat aud producing their
Kind The abundant grasses. pure wa
tiers and warm climate render this Por-
ton OF Kansas the fiaest stock country
probably in the known world. The
corn crop j. safe before the rains cease.
and after that fine the grass cures
ufon the ground and makes = natural
hsv. retaining sauch OF its Nutritious
qualities. which serves n a perennial
pa-ture for stock. The fall and winter
seasons. which east OF the Missouri
are marked BY the prevalence of cold
rain, and chilling storms 80 trying TO
stock. Iere are marked by dry and
hracing weather. Occasional storms.
in which light. dry snow T. drificl and
wrcAlhcd apoR the surface. occur. dGr-
Ing which the farmer viii feel called
upon 20 shelter and feed his stock.
Thus this country l. specially adapted
Cor sheep and stock-raising In ooniunc-
tion with grain growing. aud must I'M
dsuhtesily soor become . great source
ef supply cf beef and mutton 20 the
eastern markets. Thousands Of tons
Of hay can be had for the cutting ~ .
cost OF IS to IS eests per ton. which
can be ssed tor making sheds Cor sat
tie Cor shelter dsring our short winter
ftgO OF three moSshs- fortuues are
being made and will be s.sde In the
raising q stock In this valley.
rREEs.
Forrest aud fruit trees grow With
Surprising rapidi,y in this vallsy. TIE
, 1875-03-11
CMMiNAL.

John Miller Was as1eated last night whlla t.y-
Ing to dispose Of set Of stolen harness 1t No.
400 South Clark etreet. The prisoner and tho
property arc Il tho Armory.
4 middle-sgod man named Orlsndo Rublse, .
carpenter BY trado. WAS arrested on Despla,nos
g1Ecet, nesr Msdiaon. last evening, BY Detective
Flynn, and taken to tho police station and
charged With larceny. The complaint was made
BY @. n. Sc1o1osd, young mau who 1oomod 1t
The Bethel Homo With tho prisoner, and no
statea that llo dropped *2s6 ont OF hiy pocket
few mornings ago. aud Rubloe must haye
picked II up; for ha noticed that that worthy
suddenly uniorged from lmpccuntoslty into 4
condition Of apparent wealth, uhich was point,
edy indicated BY ? big drunk and ,lecla1stions
Of Joy. Oaloer Flynn met nub!oodand taxed
him with finding tie money, snd Informed him
that ho must give It up. Ho there,lpon pro-
dncoa e91o and Oh refusing to hand over ths
balance WIS locked up.
Karl Kllngs. tho boss Communist. was brought
np before Jnstlco Doyden's Police Court yes.er-
dAy morning, ou : double Charge Of selling
liquor without = 1.ceuse and OF giving AWAY
liquors. Tho public have already been informed
that tie Mayor took away Kings Hoense, aud
that, notwithstanding. he hAa since continued
to dispense drinks OF Ill kinda 10 bis saloon No,
o. Market st.eet. This action on bis part WAS
put N ead to Tuesday ~ KNls getting 4.
, 1875-03-11

Eouory and Herman gavo with grest acceptance
tho n,nsic (riano and vocal} on this occasion.
Tho rsadirgs were miscellaneous In their chnrAc-
tor, each tuader selecting for himself. Thoy
wcre poetic, With two exceptions. Capt. Whito
road Tho account Of the great Apcech that Thacl-
cray rnost selt-corplacnntly did not mako. Amory
on tho Sayngos OF North America In 1881, ii,
whicl, The ecnslbie old philosopher contrasts tho
well-knovn Indian hospitality to strangers with
tic wlito mans want If tl,As ssma guaity To-
waIda tho Indian when the latter visits hia ces~
phoebe Carv.a "Kato Kctcllcm y vas remarkably
well read BY Miss Emma atowoll. Miss Martin
Gave The Old Clock on the Stairs" Colesidgo's
esnbIne "1lymn to Mont Blanc" Was tead hy
Mrs. Digelow with oiocution adap!el 10
tho grandeur Of tha poem. A elocu-
tion. and mestctly mud forcib1e roulcrng
Of tho meaning Of tho a.ltl,or, tho pslm Of tho
oFentnE must bo Eivcn to sliss aIallpry'B s'irer1
reading Of Ansony's lamcnt over tao body Of
CTasr. Ono or two Of 1,ryhnts sl.or.er poems
vwers read. but mt effectively. Tho third num-
bnr of the Clarendon Spectator canln fl 10 Cut
liyen tho Club towards tho c'o.o At tho con-
cluslcn, DR.. Hunt exhibited, under two good
microscopes, so1no spccin,ons. neatly and skill
fully prepared by llimae!f for the occasion, Of
1cAyes. blossoms, and pollen Of tho rose, tho &C.
rAninno, etc. Thnao moot!nHr seem 10 be Of wol1-
rustaincd Interest, and nre ynluablo ~ training-
schools In tbs Glno ntt Of reading.
, 1875-03-11
bnrlns9no OF Tho Bellies at the KI.ohcn." msie
familiar through tho rokee Family, Is very
sm'anG In thar hands. 1.aon "a Marietta Snult
I'on'nG'lonr ia funny, and is much enjoyed by
BLEMNERHASSET.
THE INFLUENCE or FATHER fonfAN.

THE INFLUENCE or FATHER ronHAN.
Hosterday morning Father rothau, tho youno
Catholic priest, mt In All anno,ronco n ~
Cr,nip.1 co,.. ~ ,..n.,,,. ~, ~. ~" ~ .I'
I sn-" So''' "aa' "'ept..'H ny 10 tho s'tatcs
n''o'4.os' 'nsormcd tnAe ollelei That ho desired
ID order on the custodian Of stolen property for
Ills watch, coat and H15O taken frcu, hin, Al TIN
time OF hts nrcst Mr. noot -o,,1,..1
thot ho ,,,1,x.,,aa -. s
""ao.s'oou '"o iaohey 10 10
patt OK tbhl taNon from tue church fair
Of Tho Church Of tho Nativity, and consequently
did not bolong 10 him, Judge williams conacnt.
cd 10 piye m nrdor for ria ront mi ,,.,,,, H.,
M, ~, NJ. .,a,,ss ....;ss s,ss. ~" "1n, ous
~ - s ~. ~. n'ono', e'"'nS 'n"s t'u only way 20
tooo'e1 inst was by foploV'n sht In the Civil
Court,
Tho question naturally ariaes, under TIM l,,o
verdict of TIM ,u,y In tho 1nrhnn c,an IA ,,,,or
ma. ths ..s ~" =" "s 'va ,.,'.a. oa'o' ~ who"
no owhor Tor IT, aud Father Foran, II any one,
aeeo.d!hg to the verdict Of last Tuesday, Ia en-.
ut,Sa ,E, 10 tho funde.
TUG reverend gentleman received tho ordor for
sio Coat anu watch. aud then paid rls!t to hla
o!a Quarters, tho County Jhil, for tho
PURPOSE OF Offering words OF cheer to
IT, IT, alo eell,mhse Donncrhassos. bettcr known Al
ii,m,ennes. i,,c For fonr months and nlnosnon days
inelhof - nas occupied cpl! IN tue County Iail.
, l.o VA arrested f9r bNlu!lnK. Indicted. t1lod,
..nst ana consicteo. and punsAhmant i1od at inl-
{,tlsoHment ~ tho leuisehtiary Tor Two yoarB.
.a's counsel, john Lyle King. enterod
motion Tor now trial: tho motion WAS
ovolIu1ct. aud an appeal taken 10 the Supreme
Gontt' by which no Iecision has vet been
1ac: n'aoc: 4nsthe meantime D!cnne1 II held IN tho
, 1875-03-11
TOWN AFFAIRS.
'AY OF orE1cEns,

Ihe aquabb1o Which arose HOMO tIune ago be-
tNcon Joo Grounhut Clork Of tho South Town
Board. and Supervisor John Gchnuek, is another
example Of tho truth OF tho saying that "srcat
oaks from little ncornB grow." No ono would
have thought at tho tins that tho porsonul difll-
cultteB OF such men would result tu de-
pritipg town officers Of tho fatneas which has
always nlade thom eagerly sought after by
tho minor class Of political gtabbors, but yet
such has proved to be the case. Tho deciston of
Judge Dooth In tho case Of Gruenhut ys, Schanck
Tor = mandaMns TO compel 6chnuck to nay him
money claimed is a brlof 10 Tho otroct that no
town officer may collect moro than tho law Al
lows. and reducea tho Collectors remuneration to
S1.50n. tho Assessors to IS rer day for two
months. the snposyisors to $3.50 DAY, aud tbs
Clorka to u. 80 day.
OF much painful discussion among towu-oIlce,a,
and tbo6e WHO had hoped to become town-olll.
GERS, Jcatcrllay. II ma. made plain to them that
Supervisors aro legally liable on thcis bonds for
,ha al shs 1sn. money paid By them over and above
sou. Il v1i1l iutersst 'Gl to "'!nTas nnho 9o. -
know tho way IN which thts to them uufor-
tunato decision WAS reached. Scllnros's attor.
tiuo ago Won = case for Mike Evaus againck III.
HoomGr' WHO had applied for IN injunction to
atop Eyans from collecting ta1es, BY ! dofonso
that tho levy mas LOCAL. aud that the
County Commissioners had nothing to do
with It. In tho case, however, Of Gruonhut
rs. schanck, htr. Tuloy wns obliged In Sehancl's
interest to set mp tho Plea rbtc, II it prevailed,
blasted tho hopos Of oil tho other town officers,
Iha ploa Was Sustained BY the Court, whoso de-
c,ssoa reduces little Joe's psinoely aspirations Of
81 600 year to psltFy pittanco Of s1.50 a day:
and with equally unsparing hand slce down tic
nalssy expectations Of Mike Eyaus and Andy
CorEigan. 1'
, 1875-03-11
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho Homeopathic Physicians snd Surgeons
moot 1T tho fremont tonight.
Mr. Thomas Allen, the former proprietor Of
tho West side Rink, has benefit Tonight.
The Young Peoples Association Of Plymouth
Church gtvos Tocal and instrumental concert
at tho church this evening
The ladies' Of the Daptlst Church Of Engle-
wood will give a New England nuppor to-nIght,
commencing at $3.50 p. N. Tho ladico will 10
dressed In costume,
musical and literary entertainment will bo
giyon Ia aid Of tho Athonnum Library thio ovon-
Ing at their bali, No, Ill Madison street. A small
admission fec Of Is centa will be charged.
There will bo \ lecture delivered BY tho Rev
Robert D. Sheppard on Manners tonight at
tho Western Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
corner Monroe street. This ls 4 noH lecture.
and ono OF merit
Prof. Y. B. DcnHlow will dell7cr tho public
lecture bctore tho College Of Law Saturday a.
Iotnoon at 4 o'clock. ,Tao subject u. "plac!ice
description OF tue subject Of Law roform.
A froo entertainment Mill bo given by tho
young people Of tho Wabash Avenue Mothodist
Episcopal Church, corner Wabash avenue and
Fourteenth asrest, conaiating OF vocal aud III
strulncntM music. All friends Of tho Church
sre cordially invite to be present.
Dr., r. Ludtam will elyo tho senth lecture Of
No. ia Madison streot, 1t 4 p. m. TODAY. Sub.
tcct, Household Cares and Thelr Ib1ueuco
Upon tho Health OF Women" Tho attention OF
tho lsdea Is called to this lecture Is ono In which
they Will feel apoclal interest.
Tho Womon's Temperance Union hold moot
ing 1t Railroad Chapsl. on State strsee nesr
Fourteenth, this evening. Mra. Caroline r,
IAdd Of Drooklyn. Drnrn{nnnk in tha rvomor,Is
, 1875-03-11
THE ClTY-HAll.

Tho Board OF Public Works vnatardav maid
their cmployss to tbe aroonnt of s91 nm f'''
' oNNf'o'@ ~ 'Ao "A''"t's u "-',Vop.
49,, .o.s,n 'Ia se'.et'ny ~ -, ssnea tno wasranta
naa.. W. sno p@s'oas u 'u' fo'eo AUG f1o Departs
Tho Secretary of The Doar1 of Phil, v,,,,.
ye.t,,dav r..oiy.d ,o,.as .,,,,..Hs =. .r1N
5SSaA' o,S",' Aoso,'ou ''.'ef Aaafesneo % "Mr'
wmrt. Sill, H., u;,,s.n 1'o9'o ~ iuo''eA
""s~'' e'ssJ A1Ao'' e'te"bo'
Tho Committee on Gus will meet Friday Alter
noon at O'Clock In tho City Clerks of5ca. Tim
7a..rn.nac,,r ,s,ti horc = ,,..s;. ~ no
-. 1.1s-. ~. ',, s,n',.S VA eo~tHe7
.,s..~ "A'e'
a'oe!iaen wore very scarce commodity
signed Ia that they l,avo all COMO to Sli.rauheo.
Jenkins in anx,ouslv ,nou,r,r, Fo- ,vt,,a
1,.-,
1ao yooneosE. hAhdaonost, and moss gontle-
"a' ~" .''as,an 'oe eouhea' Is Ala' sweeney
1te 10 stao tno oaly unmarried man IN tho Cottu-
ci!, but 10" lang ha will romaln 90 is tho aourco
OF considerable speculation.
Tho Council Committees on 8chooIe F1nsn,,
aud Wbaryea and Tuhifo (Ironnds iii ,asst ~.
afte.upon in tho civ Csrts o,,en LII. IT, LIZ
noIntment of Rohon|. FnnJ p-cns.,a uu.s' ! anG ~
Is thu business baioto tho School Committee.
Tha paa h11 for thu city.u,,I
AVN fos the month Of Fnhr,,"rv ,tat ~ ~ nfsns
Of Pub,io Wotka hayo nlsceI n ar,hsao s.o 1uas
by putting gaa.coyernor In thn 1,omhiroiio.:s T
oiIIco to 1cgulate tho uso of rss in the oitv
o0icos, se' ~ 'a' WY
,c,.. ~,
1no heM Diluse ~ !Ianuo!ph street ts rapidly
apploaenlnR conptet.on. anu hopca aro entel
Eatmrd.v "wentn" rhis 9IIu I'll ~ " tMe Paono ~
Wnst nsndnini strcat ..sr. ~ " iH esHua' tol tno
~ thnir +os5 'N'0'N 'A's W tneteeso tao fsse
-, r.,,
, 1875-03-11

dosS1t ABOUT NEXT SEASON.
Tho latest bit OF theatrical gossip Will have
considerable interest for the general reader. ~
1t Involves Tho preservation Of stock cotnpapy
for no1t aosaou. a1r. uooloy has decided to
continue tho ptcsent excellent system for another
aehson At least. Tho succoss hs hos mot with
during Tho past few months Of worry adverse
weather and business stagnation in The face
Of unprecedented competition has shown him
tue strength Of tho public demand for the class
OF drama ho Las becn playluR. Instead Of ono
star 10 has had to do battc against two, and thi.
scason haA been unusually prolific Of good ones
Moreover, the great ouea havo como IN pairs.
and Fortune has done her worst. Tho margin
Of profit mule in epite Of there adyersi.
ties 10 oncouFaBinRly great. 1t muas be
admitted moreover. that the lrmpobs aud
Ingenuity shown by Mt. Crane ~ stage mansgar
has contributed much to this very gratifying ia.
AZ. Crano tor next Aossou. with rory substsn.
tIal recognition Of his seryiceB, aud With tho
sau1o position 10 now onjoy8. MIR. Crane, thero-
furo, cancels bis engagement with tho Evange-
line party III boston. Bono Of tho uombers Of
tho company will tousatn in the city; others viii
perhaps prefer going clsewhere.
Among the gialtors IN tho city for the past
Moek OF 10 uas alt. Tom Maguiso Of Maguiros
Theatre, San Francisco. After uome little A.
make ah exchange for tho Hnmmor months.
Hoolay'B company will 70 to Msguirs's Theatre,
aud Magulfo's N!natroIH, composed of Emerson
Cotton, Komblo, LILLY Rice, aud other alroag fl.
varitcs, VII! como to HoolcY's, for . season ut
again ~ ho did lsat summer, and giro III anotl.-
sr changs. On this point, however, nothing hoa
hoen dotultcly eottletl.
WnIrAKEE's BENEFIT
" Aog!oJ tala attotnoQn should not bo forgot
ten Tho hill will 10 most excellent cons,st,ne
ot aIamstlo Performance by tho company ma
variety OF nets by lnombeTa OF tho Adsinhi
company. s'Fe@
TIE Nth3Tk1S.
arc playing to very fair houses durJuE this prna,
ent unps ecedeotod run Of amusemeats, Aud sre
holding their own very comfortably. Tho Bill
this meek ss zepleto with funny lats1sst, TLe
, 1875-03-11

The proprietor or rrorr'ctor. OF the same;
Tho hro which destroyed Wsht's factory did
away with tho necessity. for individual
sutts, bnt their experience Ind becn sufficient to
uat1ant then. In protesting vigorously Against
any at.ompt TO ro-cstab1ish tho s!us factory,
Perhaps Tho simplest Eay to moet the difficulty
wonhl bo 70 procure An injunction restraining
Wnhl Brothern from ro-ogccttng tho works. Al
all events, they owed Il to themselves 10 rcllovo
tho Sixth Ward from such an n!fliction.
Alr. George ftocIs read communication from
atr. Louis VAIL. In which thnt gentleman stated
tbat hts establishment hhl al.nya beon regulated
charge Al! tho bad amols In bridgeport to Wahl's
glue factory, which was very unjuht. II WAS
welf known TINT other inhtttutions shared Tho
responsibility IN creator or less degroo, goner-
establishment somo months ago, and found
everything In good order. The Rluo factory had
furnished cmt loymcnt to worry inanv fauilics In
tho Sixth waftl. II, however. tho citizens
W were r. dGeosmtnod to pro.eut tho rc-orecton
or tic buildings, Tho toRt and fafrcst WAY
to got at the bnsiuess would be to purchase
tho property at q fair valuation. lie did not De.
siro my trouble, but would, Of courso, Insist
upon his rights, both - citizon aud ~ 1nau.
Tho document was received With sotne sp-
pfausc.
slr. William nartnctt said that ho lived within
ao0 yards Of Tim eluc factory, and had uorer
tsna fHand it n"s'nee se. L;Gghtes soms gen:
ths t,s'A' leary ~ "Hf hand ''' On sniM Mr. 10 VIII
now that l1p had mot With misfortune. Ho was
not acquainted personally with 14ouia Wahl, bit
know that he was n gentleman In evory eenso Of
tic worl- AEr. Wahl would not wrong Guybody
knowingly.
itr. Richard Cola was aetoufshed that any gon-
tlemau should 20 far forget his sense Of ameI ~
to declare saat Wahl" sluo factory had not been
q nnisuuco. Many peonle Ind been made sick
by tho ei!1uyiun cent forth BIZ tho fnstit11tfnn
, 1875-03-11
GLUE,

THE "l13h WAAbEhs WANT NONE OF IT.
An adjourned meeting Of tho c1.jxeps of tbe
Sixth Ward. Interested In preventing tue rebuild.
ing OF Wshls glue factory. mas held 1t IIcaly's
Hall, No. ota Archer ayeuuc laat evening, NJ.
George Dcera presiding. Tho attendance VIA
moderately large.
speech, and responded ssry briefly. Hs e1press.
cd tho kindliest personal feelings tuna1d BIZ,
Louis Wahl, but Iha! did not prevent 6Ina from
saying that the glue factory had been 4
Nuisance in the neighbo1lood, aud he
hoped that every citizen Of tho Sixth Ward
would interest hsmsslf In preventing tho ro-
osocton'of what bad beeu so long M eye-sore to
the community. They should agitAto tho ques-
t!op. md pe.ition the Common Council to pra-
their midst. E1eE1 citlzen who felt bIrnself
aggTesel By tho existence OF tho nuisance could
bling an actlon in th4 eGks tos asmagsa ssaInst
, 1875-03-11
The UnivGrsaf Ltfo Insurance Com
pnfiy OF Now YoEks

The Unlvorsuf Llfo In.urnuco Com,
tnnf o1 Now YORK;
lho annaal statement OF this Company. which
vii! be found In our advertialpg ooumns. will
show that It's prosperity has bean unaffected by
taa ~. 80 '.aat ~" suee eu'
!n6 tne lass year. II nAt ADDED 10 lis income, to
ia risks, to lta assets and 10 it, surplus whilst
tho death clalns paid during the year (inc,udiue
its proportton Of those covared by the az q6f nm
-, ~ .ss.t..a u. '.t, ~ .ns 70 @oo'ooo
. " ause1'e 'ceel'ea from o!noe eomiah!es 90 se'
iasnsanee} scarcely e3cooa one'a1sh Oh l9s pre-"
, 1875-03-11


,feseod. Tho defendant pleaded 10 couss that
hls place va no longer FALCON, but club-
roona: ffnted ~ r1cisl organization known ~
sne tonlicAl and uoncFotent WorksnEmcn'a r
,, A,ssociston, md that ho was merely in tl,e en-
l'lo., unsatisfactory we.k, but eavo tho dotend-
sns limo 70 produce esidence u support Of his
M ssssoment. There ia no doubt that, II Karl
,s Wns ine esee: thoro VII bo IN et'9smons multi
laHa,s1h lht. y. ORGANIZATIONS ID th's CITY
w..r. nrongr.
si1 days, boon occupied ol,ioly In diaposur Of
tho Jail c.soa, but yesterday fhey Fot down down to to
that ls Of moro insorost to tho public In gonerai
Among tho bills found was one TINT will not AZ
lonish tho public: Tho ono especial bill was
aGa'nst Wilbur F. Story, Of tho Times. The bill
WAS found OH ptosontment ma,io by o8-A1d.
aud FAX -Comntssionor J. j. Mc0rath, for libel,
n publishing m article In tho Times OF tho Ctt,
t9st. nndof the ttt!o Of - Doas 1loHi1g'a Tmeed-
NinE conspiracy" Tho article In question
a!iadss 70 the presence of Mesara. 11esng as'd
session OF aho General Assembly. and roads that
thoy we're taaro for tho purPoao Of lobbying
special htll through tho Legislature, which In
suseaisnen ssea' TO prevent tho organization Of
to return Il to tho old special syaIe of basnae1a
ms government under Which every Geno'a' A.
eomoly would bo beSet by tho rlHe In possession
tol tno nnaotmont o. son6 now schome 0f rob-
noty anu plunaer. MacsoaYb. tho article further
rcad, rcptcsontod that thia was no partsnn
e,cnene' e,n whon' II not Ounce. he well know
tnat IL VAS schomo Rotten up By tho
Wota: sofs OF ratsiaans that evnr cursed
Or robbed Chicago tsx-pAyora. and gotten up to
Iotntn GhicaEo to tho systom Of ring legislation
Mnaor #bleh INC trado Of T. Official eorrunsion has
.hssVeh 90 amazingly. Tho bill was gotton up
oy snoeo nattefhs o. PUBLIC virtue and political
natats.y' sas tnooocfat AeaioR and tho o..
m alGsoa-iosDTaoeTy Aldctmau' j. J. Mcdrath."
IN this kfuolo Mr. Mcufath went before tho
}aly and madc tho presentation. aud tho bill for
haal "a4 loaaa;
zen. Llop' tho County C1etk, also put In m
npPearanso eelots af the 1lry, and entered COM
pias asa.nst M IT: storey VIA siie view Of pro.
eutl9E US indietmsnt Tor libel, Tho artfolo Of
last SUNDAY IN re 1tmfs caused Gen. Licb to
asn aso , .ae eompia,at several o:hor parties nfo
aso asRf;c4oa, ant! "' eco tho Jury during shoir
present eattsn8 on Tho dame complaint.
4.,,,,..,,. = GOOD SHOT.
L.. Ano'ner !n.es Hae Drought to gref last evon-
ing " plstoi'shot, aud there is possibility
tnat IL NAY chu Ills checkorcd careor. THO VIC
, 1875-03-11

E. II. Durkeo q Co.'s lad.Dxoaa,rn.
LUXURY at Moderate Cont
For meat and vegetable salads, comln]ng +,
fccton al slo requisites Of m exceedingly rtch ~
delicious dtss1fuE. With II 4 thoroughly cood .,sI
always assured. Ho1d by grocers.
, 1875-03-11
sud Ill peraonh Intending 10 fnsurs shoo,a ...
fully poEuso thom in ADVANCE. osfs


Tho opening yesterday Of to uoltrn C.e,a .,.,,,
st"re, At foa Msttl"on and III clart sstnets, WA
ccha beyond tls most aansunn expectation. =, w."
prorsinsors. Tho attendance waa very la,ao II, M
ovcrJ department waa Allied with ytsttorn .nd u1It
thssess, and very lasge amount In sales was ~
Tho public wilt hear In mind tIAt this In mn, -, 60
permanent Institutions OF our city. AMI will ,lo . ~
wilt u when .lcn!ruuH of rn.ehnnns oulrls ,t,.
th1d house, N'e14!e u