, 1875-10-17
.nx.,,r Moral obIiqulties Of Shining
Lish,s Of the Cream City.
d. f,1l.rs hisiertunes Increasing, and
Exiting More Attention.
Ut. CARPENTER Preparing to Stump Wis
consin for the Republicans.
Weekly Budget from Racine,
Kcnosha, Waukegan, and
Other Suburbs
WISCONSIN,

JkAC1 CuAAA N1A
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,.
HfuoRABIE PROSECUTION.
a..1a, cp,.kepondence Of The Ch,caao tribune
.1nv4rxxx, Oct. 16.-TAs week, nearly ever,
n.6,l., n,d 1ecti6er OF and Wholesale dealer II
.t.>v, and nearly every Internal Reyenus
.sr,i xho held Office under the Erskine admin
.+,,t,on. from the Collector doWnwards. ia OF
r;, or charges for which the penalty, On con
.,;on il imprisonment in the penitentiEry auc
,a.x If roner from $500 to 5000 in each case
~han j. ia remembered that between 5000 anc
inn sonn depend for their daily bread, directly
v,,t;necs|r. upon these indicted men, and thai
d. nst Of defendants includes some OF our most
..,lh7 citizens, the interest felt in these trials
Hu BE- understood
ghe first case called Was thst Of the Rind-
,tonts. One Of the R:ndekopf family runs adis-
t;Ierv IN tie Town Of Lake, and the other broth
~ keep 1ectl{ying and wholesale liquor house
Il tbs eity. Evidence wRs given At the prelmi-
MR. examinations which seemed to establish
ne f.ct that the distiller had committed gross
fnnts On the Government in the manufacture
NJ Aichxines, and the rectife1B still greater in
5,spos,ne Of the Illicit products, The policy Of
ha7e guided the defendants counsel in all these
sses from the first dAy, WAS pursued in this in
st.pce. md the upehot Of two days. argument
bstgeea u. II. Carpenter and his associates
eu tne one side. and Special United
sutes Attorneys Dixon and Mckinney
oo tho other, was, that the Rindskopf cases
were nut at the foot Of the calendar The next
tase VAS that OF Taft, Sanger and Weimer, rec
ihe,s, indicted together for conspiracy In thus.
I'D, indeed in all the other cases, the plea OF
mot guilty :" WAS Withdrawn, plea Of abatement
substituted, and motion 70 quash the Indictment
entered. The argument on this motion in the
Tafr-Weimer case commenced Thursday morn
mg. In the limits Of newspaper letter it is
impossible to keep track Of the twists and turns
Of such caieuda1- 1t is sufficient to say that
there is no prospect Of any other cases being
heard this term, and that the Ugh. is going on
warmly.
TRIAL D1sc1os1Sa FAMILY sKELEToSs.
There Ia another trial pending which is full Of
Interest The lady who claims the estate OF
Bun Eoeelaod- deceased. when alive, Ole Of
cur ''promlcent and wealthy cltszens,"-has
been examined Is to ccrtain delicate transactions
between hs1selt and deceased, and, for aught
know to the contrary, as to the tender relations
ahs ia CHARGED With having borne to other gen.
tIsmen, not deceased. The newspaper report
ELS we're desired TO Withdraw from the court
room. The relatives Of the tlead merchant have
finer feeiings than people who are not
''pramiuens and wealthy" and no we'll
regulated reporter who hopes to be happy
IN Auwankee, dare dlAegard gentle in
tnaron Of that kind, when prominent and
wealthy ctizens are tho parties interested; SO
the facts have not come out. The readers OF
1HE TRIBUNE, however, may bu told thnt it is no
secret among the friends Of deceased's family
Fhas coulEe Is 10 be pursued. It il considered
point Of honor, and necessary in the interests
of pubhc morality. 10 contest this clam by every
nttns known to the Law. It is insisted that, to
reeoS5a1ze the cinmaut as the widow Of Que of
oa! most prominent and wealthy citizens, ID not
70 b thought Of for moment. Everything, it
Urged, is unsuitable. to prevent such j
: Calamity. In the first place, counsel
'or tae family, most respectable gentleman
ahd PROMINENT politician, opp ,rtunt]y happened
70 Be golug AWAY Tor his summer vacation and
soud not be bacx, for sir weeks, when the case
~ trst called, and, on that account, long de-
~ *as bad; then, techutcal and other objec-
aoos we're 1nte1posed, and . second postpone
msos MS Obtained; next, after an obsunAte
osht against time, an examination OF The lady
soos pl.ce' with closed doors; and no4 it =
peass that III attempt is TO be made 70 prove
mt the claimant was already married when
United IN the holy bonds OF mat1imony to Burr
hneelaad that is to say, thas she had lived
IN Apothar man and borne his name,
shea may be =. good common Law
Iasu'age. This last development should con-
se5 warming to those of our young citizens |
sanesY Of widows and other claimants. It |
~ eeen fully determined on not to admit the !
AaS to the rights Of widowhood, aud the enjoy |
aeat OF deceased's property. until all the re- |
'ou1eea Of the law have been exhausted to keep
ses out OF them. No matter that she be really
'oa Truly married to the dead man, and, maybe, |
afsea secret hopes OF future of respectanillty,
aara'y, and virtue no matter if site starve; |
% must be Kept out OF the fortune!
An E1TnAvAaAST SINNER
nc sre DONG the best We know to cover the |
alsF NJ: but people keep on talking about 1t,
W really does look as though = separation,
!, !, !! nsofce. or something shameful, must come |
aant : Who in Milwaukee doth dwell merchant
NOE we have all delighted to honor. It Ap-
= ens hs has been afflicted in the NAY DAVID was
= neo he looked out Of the window aud saw that
1et mans wife waving her Ta1epcieuues tr11e
olm u elyly as though she Was merely whip
ng ny on the end OF her strictly Hebraic
"a They had their days Of unlawful billing !
70 cooling together, these innocent ones,
'o then they woke up, perfectly disguised to
oa me htsleness OF the bliss and the heavy
aca to pay for it. In point OF fact, husband
'peafad on the scene. and it ia said to have
u = large sum to keep the affair quiet up to
as ume. 50 long as Mr.. David had plenty Of
oaey Of his own to pay the piper whilst he
need, 1t Was nobods' business: but it appears
= ptanceiy sinner may be called upon to render
account, not iRuratiyely, butlitorally,-nott to
. outraged husband, bnt to hungry creditors,
~ "1a want to know where 60 large part Of
fortune went. The matter ie common talk,
u les that miserable ghost, will not down.
pR1yLE0ED HEIxds.
great deal has been written and eaid about
extravagAnt u1anper in Ehich our courts afa |
!, but the real trouble appears to have escaped
.echon- II there hre too many Deputy Shetiffe, |
II they cost too much money, it Is because |
me stcpid eystem that obtains Of using these |
lcaAss to perform messenger duties, and 70 do ]
o:dding Of hr1eaesa barrister8, who are thus
Aoied to dispense with messengers OF their !
u It Is tact that four, and eyen six. Deputy
erths are constantly to be found in each |
'ft during term. waiting abont for no other |
me purpose than to Tun errands for careless
lazy lawyers. They are maintained at
expense OF the county to summon law
. when their cases arc called to run
1aos here, there, and everywhere, for law |
aks. and witnesses, aud all the rest Of it, like
many Of6Ce-b0yH FyArv fawyer AA \ r1,te |