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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
CONSOLATION.
Rem The Detroit Ere, Pres

ffeD1 7hs DefroU frff PTsss.
An ancient darkoy called mt the Central sta
ton Yesterday informed the captain that Teller
had borrowed his watch and gone right of Ia Canada,
and he wanted 10 know what could be done about IT,
Nothing" replied the captain.
"And he can't be fotohed back"
mo"
"Well, deres thing sartiD." said the loser he
went out dat watch won't over fifteen minutes to
wonec, onless he hires boy to shake 1t"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
REFORMS TRUE PRINCIPLES.

IMPORTANT SPEECHES OF MR.. BidELo"
AND MR.. SEYMOUR.
REFORM NON-PARTIsAN-THE DUTY or PArhi"iisn
TO EXPOSE CORRUPTION IN ALL PARriRS-FiDKI-
ITY TO PARTY NOT A PARAMOUNT DUTY - ma
uoy,I rxTRAvAGANcE HSGENDERTSG SECTIONAL
DIssESsI0Ns.
The following important speeches were delivered
Last evening by the Hon. John Bigclow, the Demo
cratic candidate for Secretary Of State Of New-fork
and the Hon. Horatio Seymour, at tho Democratic
mass meeting in Brooklyn, Of which m account APP
pears in other columns. That Of Mr. Bigclow IL re-
ported in full; Of Mr.. Seymour's only tho more
important points on current issues are given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29
Al the nolice station; Judy

At the police. station Judge Ito the piis-
ouer)" You were arrested at the moment we're
takng the porteInonnae from the gontlenans pocket
The prisoner Yes Sir but was going TO put 1t back
policeman who arrested me should have waited Tor
my sccOnd thought"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-29

A young lady asking Williamsport yonng
man In a music storo. Have yoa happy diosmsf" Was
astonislled whom no repl,ed, e No, am. Im mostly
troubled with tho nightmare.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02

They recognized each other at one
of the Cab stands, and one called out
/ as dat you, Mrs. Jones. And
are you after . FISH 7"
"And is that you Mrs. Toddie
And no, l never buy fish"
"You don't ?"
mo. / have got the particulariss
husband you ever ssw. Il he's eat
in9 ash and gets four or I've scales in
his mouth be makes IS much fuss as
some men would over cobble-stone
Ia : loef of bread. So ! buys liver,
and there's no scales ON it, and all
You have 70 do is to give il rinse,
Aop it into the spider, and the butch
Or gets oil the blame.
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There Is truth q well % wit in thi.
paragraph from tho vieksburg Her
aid. I'VE have long since forgiven
the North for licking u, but the
North has never forgiven ~ for be-
ing 20 internally hard 10 lick
The shove reads pleasantly, but if
sincere and truthful it is An exception
to the prevailing spirit At the South.
The audacity with which the "un-
tanned rebels" Of the South are COM
ing to the front, now that the Demo
Gratis are apparently approaching
power at the National Capital, is, in
deed, refreshing to the average loyal
citizen Who sits At q respectful dis
lance and contemplates the course of
political events. Here is an example:
Ex-CongressmaE Benjamin 6. Har-
ris, of Maryland, in circular letter
sent to each Democrat member Of
Congress, asking to be appointed .
Sergeant-at-Arms, to relieve his per-
sonal necessities, produced, % be
says, "by the proceedings of the
radical administrations which have
ruled this country for the last fifteen
years" He also says:
"When in Congress, felt 1t my
duty to vote against every bill for the
raising Of forces, and every bill for
the appropriation Of money to carry
on the war, and had the glory of re-
ceiving the censure of the radicals OF
the House for uttering in = speech
the following prayer: God Al
mighty grant you may never subju-
gate the South My greatest regret
is that God did not graz my prayer
Talk as you may about the "for.
gotten issues Of the war;" there j.
yet burning all throughout the great
South an intense hatred of Northern
rule. The Democratic "tidal wave
of 1874 resulted in throwing SO ex.
rebel officers into Congress, and thi,
fact has doubtless emboldened Harris
to speak his and their sentiment.
plainly. The return of the wave il
1875 came none too soon.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02

That explosion Of boiler in tn,
basement Of Bsggs' Hotel, Utica, N
Y, early on Tuesday morning, is de-
scribed BY the Herald of that city .,
q terrific shock, shaking the big build
ing and the region round about - il
there had been an earthquake. Much
damage was done, and one man in the
engine-room was killed. The Her.
aid says the suddenly awakened
guests in the hotel rooms were terri.
bly, frightened. Room 86 was occu-
pied by Mr.. Gardner. "After the
explosion he kicked out one-third Of
the door, from top to bottom, ran TO
the Office, jumped over the counter,
rubbed bis eyes and exclaimed
Good God! what . noise! What
time does the train 90 st?'-and,
without waiting for an answer, ran
to the depot at high rate Of speed. /"
Had he paid his bill b. fore leaving |:
That's now the question.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02

The tempersr ce women in the late
National CONVENTION in Cincinnati
proposed to try t, keep the sale OF
liquor out Ct the Centennial grounds
next year. Mrs Wittenmeyer Of
Philadelphia, remarkt d thai it wou
require At least $4,000 to DO il, ( /,
that amount had been paid already
by . brewer for the exclusive right
to sell bis beverage inside the en-
closure.
The National Railroad Convention
at St. Louis adjourned on the even
ing of the oath. Resolutions we're
adopted favoring the Southern Pacific
project with its branches and connec-
iions. A committee was appointed
to present the matter to Congress,
and 10 secure the necessary leKisla-
lion for the completion of,he road.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02

Postmaster G General JEWELS an
nual report, now made out, shows
that the total cost of inland mail
transportation of the fiscal year ended
June 80. 1875, was SIS, $50, 1863, there
being au increase of s,.s6 miles in
the lengths Of routes - compared
with 1874, but decrease of $4s,6ss
in the cost of maintaining the ser
vice.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02

According to the report Of the
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Illinois pays more taxes than any 9TH
er State in the Union, aud over four
times Is much As oil the New Eng-
land States together.
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use ami ever FIRMLY should have them on hand
isr their profession and relief whea required.
Long experience has proved them IL lie the saa.
est. snre-t, and i,e-t OF all the Pills with which
the market saoani>- BY their occasional use,
the lIiop ! puriiie tie corruptions Of the sys-
TEN expelled, obst.uciioBs emeresi, and The
whole machinery Of life restored to lis healthy
ACTIVITY Internal organs which become ciogged
anil sluggish are eieansed bv 4sy~r,s Pulls, and
stimulated into artl0n. Thus incpicnf disease
rlIsiI .ed into health, the value OF which change,
Hiisii reckoned on the vast muititn'ies who enjoy
II. can hardly be computed. Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant 10 take. aud preserve. their
virtues unimpairad for any length Of time, 20
that they are ever fresh. and perfectly reliable.
Although searching they are mild and operate
without disturbance to the constitution diet or
occupation.
Fun directions are given on the wrapper to
each box how To usc.them rs Family Ply $40,
and for the following complaints, which these
Pits rapidly cure -
For Dy.prp.iss or lndsg~sss0n. Ll.sl@~s-
mess. LaaguOr an,. Loss Of 4 ppe lite. they
sa9ul he taken moderately b. stimulate the stoin-
seh. and restore its healthy tone and action.
for Liver Complaint and it, various svmp-
tons, Diiioa. Headache. sick Head.
ache. Jaundico a. g reea sickness. nj.
ions Collie and Dilg0us Fever, they shoafsl
BE- 1i,iiiouly taken for each case, 70 correct the
diseased a'stion or renoye the distractions which
For Dy.ensesy or Diarrhra, but one
MILD lose Is generally required.
For Ishc08sasisn. lsOut. &. rxy~I. Pal.
@ifi.. Back and Ioin.. they should lie conlin-
aatl>ty takg, IS re- tllITe 10 change the diseased
ftetp NJ the system. With such change those
~ i1Int~ iisappslr.
Fvr Drsrsy aud Drogs.ieal Swc!stmga,
as.e sheiIi be ttkep in large and fequent doses
q sssa TIA ~ nc cfse.-' II ,ii1t-tl, purge.
Tor .ur.src.-ion. large a">c should be
~ NJ p.es.Rer- the iealscu effect Dy sym
abs.
\ J'8 f,t.r riF. take one or wo fiHs 10
ttst' Il .f'>t4aH aui relieve the stomach.
'slai sta>e stimulates tie stomach and
= .t.~tsst.- the appetite anti inyiyurates the
~ - - 4 /, often advantageous where
u .2:tfssEninent exists. pae who fcols
Js a. .tten lin.ls tliet dose ri these
ut I'd faai lie, .i,ln,tt bette from their
.ileaeEatin= eifect the digestive
ai.IPsaEp nv
48fsf. & CO.. Pr"r,i,ai Chemists,
...i.s. yi.s. 4. \. A.
pElats..s~ lyEKgwIIaE
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02

There 10 . man in Prescott, who
has eleven daughters At home.-It
takes one hundred snd nincty-eight
yards Of calico TO go round, and it
v ull take 220 il he lived . this
0puotrY. ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02
Special Inducements.

And in order that judge merits
ana saeable qualities sampe-where have
with Flung and Crmping
order nook on recp. OF 81 So
compliance with liberal Iron
order book &C, - $50 ~ '"f-e AioA'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02
Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
A2ue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, DC 4,
and indeed ell tho affections which arise
from malarious. marsh. or miasrnstic
poisons.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02
Ayers CathartiC ILLS,

Fer ,ii- '-@l.c and
etsfe 81 IA sl,saaa.1
meats III the ssain.
a Il, liver. :aa,. bow
Ell liicN are a isilti
ape sseai, an.i IN
cs sIlcng i'g .stiye.
lictag purely vssc-
IaB.E, they contain
~ atfe-rTry or nine
- Wharete. Atn h
sf ms sr.k st..i
- Geriilg j. lstt8 T.
al la thatt. f..lv
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02
AS a Fluting or Crimping Iron.

detachable
fung
which
starched
the body of the article fitted
fing
simplicity perfect performance and
pie hdrens
~ch ways the most tedious of laundry
valuable
oil
enables
which they
q
please and all wonder the cheapn Of
HULL 6IUsIG snODTaG RDlLlIG ID1BG AID GRhPBG iron
which
sells complete = $500
sections of the We ofer
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02

the disease. aHI WIN
anee. faundei On proof lilat M harm can arf~.
ffo:H 49, si~e ~ any quantity.
That whe,h protects from Hf FRO yeats this sis.
order Bu~s il. Of immense service in the com
muniti,.- gsheFe it prevails Prsrsstion j. better
than cure i.r The patient esca,.- TIE risk which
e mn 4 ru III violent attsek- ~ this lalef,,i dis
,atutIer lft. sgGEIr eNptl- tic npias,natje
poison Of FEVER avn Aetr frorn the sysfct..
ana prevent. taa ieyelspruent .: ii,a .isea . If
taken on the frat ap;,roa~h ~ it, ,,r.luoniforv
symp,esc- fl i not onIy t't. iae.; ieiHefy ever
70. aisroyered for This fla< ri s.a,,,laitts int
si.o the cheapest The ia-2s s.uai.l}tg we sup
dis pgr a dollar frfnu- ii q tfEttf IN. reach n
80. - ~ .tH ~ s,,
have II, am: u,e il f'aely bati. i.r cure and pro
he reach OF alf-thc poor a w.ii a. the rich,
: treat sup.r a1 - 'n w, t"uia@F over am
cure 81 ln.erlnl.te,1t. 4, thai il eanfaln- no ou
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02

No one remedy Is ioasier
called for by the necessities Of
the American people than
sire and -afe cure for Fever
and Ague ~arb we arc nov
enabled To- offer, with a perfect
certainty thar II will eradicate
the tii.ea.c. and with nNsIlf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02
AS A SMOOTHING IRON,
AS A CLOSING IRON.

the complete and perfect CLOSING Iron reducing
performance simplicity
heel Of the Iron being round
when
sps
explicit directions which Iron enable
fully the experienced laundryman.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02
SHuN DRUG POlSONS
uEoseMs aEsoEaeo USELESS.
VOLTA'S Electro Belts and Bands

are Endorsed BY the most eminent phy.i-
clans In The world FOR the cure Of rileuma-
tism neuralgia. liver com p4ai mt. dysp~refs
kidney diaeAse. aches. pains. nervous dis
orders, cts. female com plants. nervous and
general debility. and other chronic diseases
Of the chest, head. liver. stomach. kidneys
and blood. Book With foil particulars free
by Volta Belt Co., Cincinnati, o.
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A 0BUT8 WANTED! Best Dom e.tic
"A Article in The world. Every Man. NO.
nan and Id uses IL. Sells Ike fun. -
eta sample and circular. ]. c. ROBERTS.
Boz ~ Jockson. Mish.
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TOTALS

Letters increase over anv previous
Democratic vote, II, s6s; kirkwood's
increase over any previous Republi.
can vote. 1891.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-12-02
NUO1 EHsACED MEN.

There are many OF the age of thirty to for
ty who are troubled with TOO frequent evac-
uati0ns Of the BLADDER, often accompanied
by slight smarting or burning sensation,
and Weakening the system in q manner that
the pAei4nt cannot AOoOUnt for; on exAmtn-
ing the urinary deposits, . ropy sediment
will often be found. and sometimes small
patticles OF albumen viii appear. or the col
changing to dark and torpid Appearance.
There are m any men who die ofthis DIM
Guilty, ignorant Of the cause, which 10 the
second stage Of seminal weakness. Mr.. Nc.
will guarantee . perfect cure In all 0psh
eases and . healthy restoration OF the gehito
urinary orgAns.
OHice HourS.0 to I, y TO q, - D to q
All letters promptly answered. and cOrre-
spondence confidential. Address, Lock Box
80. Davenport. Iowa. lgN
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The total increased vote this ye'
is 2S,70s.
, 1875-06-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Tho American Electrical Society holds 1t8
regular monthly meeting Al Room Union
Building, at 7:1O this oyenlng.
l1ambers OF tho Episcopal Church arc asked
to bear In ,ntna tho moctnE on city nisr'3n
work In the ciub-room It the ralmor House
thus afteruoon.
Tho annual meeting OF tho Twonty-th!rd H.
linols Volunteer Association for tho election Of
ofIcetR will DO hold Mt the office Of tho Clerk Of
tho Criminal Court Thursday evening.
Tho sixth annual baskot-picnlo Of nospoEts
I4odge No. AL. 4. +. l. 4, Nj will be leta "t
Highland Park tomorrow. Train leaves corner
Kinzio aud Canal atsostA 1t e.45 =. n. Among
tho attractions Of The ny will 10 ga1ne Of baso-
ball between niues from Ashlar aud ueaporih
Lodget.
Tho Commencement exercises Of Rncno Col
lego will begin Sunday, Jnly !, with tho proaul-
lug III tle morning Of tho Daccaiauraate sornon
At st. Ll1ke's Church. Monday, the junior OK
h,bition will tako place in tito lIall ut p. m.
Tucsday-leeunion Day-thcro will be at cariy
celebration at Z g. m. sol rico and addroas ut II
H., lunch and presentation Of ptizos III Ito
games At 1850 p. M. nleetinH Of tho Alumni At
400 p. M; and TfuBteo meeting At ?. N.
Wednesday, tho grammar-school will bcgiu Its
exercisos at $50 a. m. thcte will DO Con,nonce-
ment e1crcia0a At 4 P, m. !; aud students' concert
At p. III.
, 1875-06-16

anco Of tho head Of Tho Department wAs rhen
10 demanded TntnunB Of The ncws'aohleE in
thu rotunda, aud eava that individual vcrY
clear Idea Of hta not,ona Of domAnd and nupply
wi,cn ho wna informoa that Nio stock ws2 ex-
1lauHtod.
1T reply to some qnestions from. TafscsH
reporter, Gan. Jewell said that bis pfoaent
Western tr1p ras undertaken eole1y for tho pnF-
poso Of mnking hlmsolt familiar with the work.
tngs Of tho mail sotylco; he had no olhor ain
mud no deeigns upon any posson OF Office.
Since leaving Washington ho ihd done
most at h,u travelling tn tho mall cars.
for tho purpose Of becoming acquainted
with "tho boys" and their work. ne had alao
protty thoroughly inspected the Offices in ritts-
burg, Cleveland. Tnodo, aud Detroit, and wAs
grn!lod at tho discipline and atlciency Which ho
lal obsetvcl
alr. Jewell thought ho should bo In Chicago
two or thrco days, pcrl,aps longos IN which time
l,o intended 10 look through Tho oaco sn.1
connections l,crc, A:,tt the transportation which
tho mails had from ti,is city. 10 would
then probably make 8 short visit to Milwaukee,
and would thoncorroceod 10 81. Louis, where ho
would arriyo about Saturday Or MoudaT.
Tho remembrance OF a waiting supptr seemed
70 strong to tho uonerAi's MUD THAT ho ozcusod
h,uself without having loft an! record Ut his
viows on tho tlird.term, or tho White Stockings
OF tue Cnhsonl- EIouso, OF Daccher, Of rhtl Wads-
worth, OF Indeed auytAiug dear to Chicago.
, 1875-06-16

tho charge Of Afson. Ills cAse wes bofore tho
Grand jury during tho day, and upon adjonfn.
mont, report wa0 r,fo thai = true bill had besn
found.
ComrnlssEonar uoldon's gsnisl.fscs was m!ss-
Ing from tho building Yesterday. l1a mas pleas
urlpg on tho lake. How much the abtopce Of
hta Argus eyes coat tho county during tho day fa
unknown.
John Fo1tz was yesterday sppointod DAputy-
8hori, to fill tho vacancy occasioncd by tbs rcs-
fgnAtfon Of Charles VArcon few Necks ago.
Tho appoLntea nas ono OF ex-HhdElH Uradley's
Deputies.
State's Attorney Roed yesterday announced
that ho should take Htepa At onco TO AAgn tho
iicenro Of tho saloon at No. G7 Hsfetel street
revoked. on account of Tho establishment being
3 aholtef for thrao.casd-monto mott.
Tho work of whitevashlng tho Jail was COM
monced yesterday BY tho. contfnctoT, tho upper
tier Of cola being taken !lrst A far ~ Tho
work wont, 1t was worry unsatisfactory, and tho
probabilities aro thai, untoae tho character OF
tho Job is improved, tho contractor Hil hAvo
somo trouble.
Commissioner Schmidt returned from tho con-
foIc1lco with Committee Of tho City Council
yesterday iu reference 10 tho tourt-lIosa src',t-
lects in tho beat OF spirits. Lie llhstonod to toll
tici. Ltcb Of tito Victory achieved in gottlnE tho
Council CoHmtttce 10 agsoo 10 thlco architects.
aud expressed himae1f ~ satisfied that karls nnn
tho co,niug u1au. Gan. Lteh received tho intel
ligenco with rejoicing, srd in lpomopt almost
The good uews TO theu} flashed through tho
building.
, 1875-06-16
THE CtTT.HALL.

The Committee on Judiciary will meot Batur-
day afternoon II o'clock In tue City Clerks
office.
Tho Board Of Police failed to meet yesterday
10. lack Of Il quorum. ProBidont Sheridan Ia rs
yot nnhbo to attend to ha official duties.
The Board OF Public Works will to-day advcr.
tlso for hauling wntor-pipe, and for tho filling OF
Division etreet from Milwaukee avenue to Roooy
street.
William .. Coxo to whom wha awktded tho
Works, yesterday filed bonds in the ponal sum
Of Gao, ,000 for itH completion.
During the staven days ending juno 12 1876.
tho City Collector collected OIL ganhrst rol Ca
tato Of 1874. $tU5, y42G7; srecia! assessments.
a5,025.02i personal property, 81, 2G0.C9. and
othos smaller amounts, making . total OF $1l7,-
378.G8.
Judge Dlckcy denien TINT no wroto tho opin-
ions contrary to each other the matter or tho
night-scavengcr contract. tiia last opiuiun OF,
that subject Waa but didereilt phase OF tho
hr.t aud was egroglously, MsconstEqed by tho
Aldermen Into wtlose hands II toll. 1ie will de-
uTor 1naI opinion on tho snbjcct to-day.
TIE BOARD or HEALTH.
Tho regular wookly moetlng Of the Donra OF
Health was held at their rooms yesterday aftcr-
noon, President 1iahn In tho chair. Tho only
important busineBs trnnsacted WAS tho roadlug
OF tho reports Of tho Sanitary Superintendent
and 1Ienltll. Onlcer.
THO Sanitary superintendent's report sho.a
tia! during Tho week there Wero III deAkhs- Ii
tho corresponding week Of last year there we're
" Deaths or II 1css than during tho past wcox
There died OF brain Ilseaso, &; IoTcss, +; meA,
s1oB, i pncumonla, G politonitls, .. There
were unlor year Of ago, A; maioa, 60; TO-
rnaios. 81; colorcd, s.; married, 81; atngIe, 80
Tho rlc2u temperature Ut tAo NOOK wna D1 de-
grecH.
Tho report Of tho Hoalth- Officer makes tht
uBuhl weekly showing of sewer notices served
nuisancoa abatetl, and vogotab!eB and meats con
tlomncd as unit Tor food. Afrer trauBacting
snnhll amount Of uuimportant business, tut
Board Adjourned.
, 1875-06-16
THE I3lfEIION LAWS.

Lecture by ,. >. LnloF before tho
GrtAls Literary society.
Mr. ]. J. Lklor, An eloquent Joung lawyor Of
this city, loclured last evening bsfora largo
audience OF tho irish Literary Association aud
their frleuds In tho hAll OF the Society, corner OF
Lake aud LaSallo atroeta. on tho aubiect Of
"The Dtehon LAWS"
IIe said lu substance, Tha Irish psople aro
q member OF Tho great family Of nations known
~ tho A.yau sAce,--a family embracing al tho
psoples Who AAyo In tho history OF tho world,
attained to suy high c,viiization,-the JeNs only
excepted. II embraced Tho fiindoo Aud the
Greek, tho Nomsn and tho Gosmtu, lie elavo
aua tho Colt. Ths1a WAs 10 batter sstab.
isAsd fact OF histoEy--aud it ras ono
tbsn that tho Teuton aud tbs Celt once Tired
together members OF tlo sau,o grsat family on
tle plains ot Asia, Tho scisucs ot phli0iogJ
aud the study at comparative Jurisprudence il
was that ostablished stleso facts. The nsudy Of
liuRulstics had shown that, just - tho French,
Spanish, and Italian. aud tho other three
lto1ancs lsnEusges. h.a eommoa oaa origin IN o. she
Celtic, tho slsyoulo, tho German, English. oto..
had common origin. Tho contnon ancestor ut
Iii tic aforementioned language. WAS extinct,
not existing even in the shape OF dead 1su.
guage. That such . language onco existed
wna deduction from tho dsIa Of philoleogy.
1Itro tue lecturer gave number Of vortia IL
English, Dutch. 1colandic, High German Lethu'
and sanslrlt showing their primitive ids.hty IL
Iii, and illustrating the method OF reasoning b.
which 1t wAs proven that tho Creek Of ueilss
and thu Colt Of Ireland, we're children OF u
III IJsas, as vhoa Ia nlaA vss |
, 1875-06-16


Tho Oldest pubiIc-s school Principal In Chicago,
DenlAmin Russell Cutler, dlel yeatarday mo!n-
Ing Il his soadeuco In Elmllurss. Of consump-
zion, It tho ago Of 10. lie was In Charge OF the
new Washington School lattesly. and was noted
for tllo excellent aud successful manner In which
he conducted 1t. lie came to Chicago, from
Lowell, HAAS. Ia 1855, and uas employed short
" aftcrusrd Az = Principal by tho Board Of Ed.
ucAtion. lie has bceu e'osely identified for
many years w,.l, tho diatrict III rLich the old
aud new Washington Schools arc located,
aud has doue much to advance education:
lle waa hard aud pesalsteut worker, Aad
commanded tue respect of his pupils and thoao
~ho knew him. lio lad s,een i'll for seycrAl
years. with thn dlseaH0 which caused hta death,
but out Gu one occsslon, until latoly. did ils
fsol lts pEostratng effects. Ilo Ioavos wife, aud
daughter vi yeAts old. The irtnclpAla Of the
public schnota will take action OF tho death OF
Mr. Cutler this afternoon ss o'clock, In tue
hoard Ut Education ruatns, No. IS Fifth aysnla.
The funeral viii probably take place to.moIIow.
, 1875-06-16
THE CoUhTT.BuILDiNC.

Capt. Thomas Scf'Rr, Deputy-Co Coroner, WAS
At hls post again yesterday. altar . sorioua ILL.,
neea
The Hospital Committee reports $4,000 Ia
hand toward tllo erection ot tbs now hospital.
nonds will b. lsaucd for wL&toyes o1tsa amount
may bo required.
Tho Building Committee he1d \ msetspp VOL.
teEdsy afternoon aud drew up tue advertisement
for proposals for furnishing stssm-hshsiug ap-
pafatus for tia addition 10 shs lnsane Asylum.
Anton uo.ta WA lodged IN jail 3asssEasy On