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, 1875-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

Nearly oil our Indiana exchanges are filled
with intnroating editorials headed "Tho Don-
qnent List"
Tho representation of d district in Congress- by
one who iH not roailort of tho district il noy-
city, aud Ben Butler Ia tho onlv caso We now can
reno,nher whorein that thing has been done. II
tho a!leeationB Of the Sacramento Union DO tro,
tie Same principle ls being applied to scats III
tile United States henate, That paper says that
Senator Shuron, who has Just boen elected Ael.a-
tor from Nevada. il in fact q Resident OF Has,
Francisco, aud virtually. hos no residence in
Nevada. The Union thinlss tue matter demands
ths consideration OF the aonato when Sharon
shall claim Luis Bcat.-Ctere!and Herald.
Tic Now Orleans Picay,u.e ot Jan. 10, rays .
"Col II. q. Mcconnell. who for the last three
years has been connected with tho press OF this
city Rs a reporter and correspondent OK t0yrrnl
Northern ind Western toursala, died suddenly
yesterday afternoon from congestion of the brain,
Tho dccenscd was natvo OF Washington City
and graduate OF West Point. During tho wnr
for thu Independence OF the South Ee wa4
Dtoyet Colonel in tho Union army, and at ono
tIme Provost Marshal II we aro not mistnkon, In
1T, Louis. Mo. lilo married tho daughter OF
Gov. Curtin. OF Pennsylvania, mil has brother
now q commissioned officer iu tho United States
arAy,"
, 1875-01-30

Tho concert given by lIr, Slas It. Pratt In be-
half Of tho Foundltngs' homo nettaI tho sub
stalltia! sum of f4l8.10.
II, u. HITLER, tho County Treasurer, has rc-
turned from Springfield after M absence Of
some days, aud was ut his post yesterday Ia tho
County building.
County Attorney 1sountreo returned yesterday
from Springfield. Mr.. ltountrce wuB tn Ills office
during tie day, although ha waa suffering from
Lis.lnto attack Of thu quinBy,
The teeunerasura yesterday, as observed by
Mauasse, opticiAt, 10 Madison street, under TIE
TRIBUNE Duild!pg, wss. at u a. ILL.,, rs deg. 10
o. sn., as; IA M, %; 3p. n,., 27i 9 p. H., "a; /;
aud = p. nv a..
Tho sale of tickets fur tho No1t Htaf enter
tatulnent begins thia morning, at Jausen, Nc
CsArR i Co.'s. Tie entertainment will 10 fur
nisled by W. 8. ApdrowH, tic now hslmorist
Whu will deliver hla lecture Oh "Dlalect uumur 4"
Tuesdhy,
The Committee On Education, composed Of
, 1875-01-30
GouTl1 SIDE CAS.VIORfS.

na-Nh - - A1-'tI 1 80 ~ 94A4A-.s
Tho hands at tho now ;as-NCr.k, Of the Chi
cago Gas Company, situated on Colosnc strcet,
lcHr Doeri'g iu bridgeport mado n dolnnnd
TllurElay afternoon for an increase OF wages,
aud notified tho Superintendent, i. T. Burtis
That gentleman Hcnt for Z. Y. Watkins, tho
lresident, nui consultation WIS had ut tho
works. Tho wor1snen numbered 100, and they
appointed committee to confer with the officers
aboyn named. The rotort men arc getting ~
Per ,laT; coa!-Lrehksrs :l.t0; md yar,t-I,en,
slGn. An tncgeaHe of 80 centu rsr day was asked
fur u7l round. Acknowledgements Hark-
ahr inquired Of tho wnrkmen's committee il
tllcir demand waa to 10 followed by a strko in
the eyont OF tho Company refusing to comny
with it, and received no definite ans.cr. hr.
BNrliH talked with tho mei1, and referred to tho
met that tllaY llAd agreed to accept thu wages
olforod hy tho Company aud givo no trouble
when they wnnt to work last November. Tic
Committee ai.bM crcd that tho men desired an
n,lynhco because they beloved their labor
worth it.
si1 o'cock arriyol tho tmo when tho night
force taEo tho beitc,as. and, tho demand not
having btcu arccded to. twenty-six of tho men
omit work, and thus loft tho Company in NIT
montRry IuaEdary. It waH necessary. in order
to save !" great loss If property and n,oncy, to
lhvn tile reeorts kept IN operation, and tlio Sill
bida unJ obtained mon who hud been in their
employ buforc. Tho South Side works wero
THUS kept IL full operation.
The atrikerA ,la4o TO threntB, and did not In
terfcre With ths mon ut work. A policeman wls
kept Oh duty as the works during t!lo night to
preserve erdur. Tie only demonstration of
violence wRA mnde by al cxctLablo man, who
throw L. brick into tho ynrl, but did no Injury.
Several nf tho men who quit work returned
pgnin Scstor!ay morning. and asked to bo reu-
stated, hut tl,ey wcro refused.
Tho Comra,.y claim that tlIoy pav tho highest
wages and gave tho men employment last Npven,-
bsr, ut Il tine Wien many abororB were out ut
work, with tho distinct understanding that nouo
Of Them wero to quit without giving tlftccn days
notce. I'lle mon complain ot tho inatlo1uacy Of
t1,u wngea to rulnprt tilolr fan!llcs aud aHscrt
l,at tho demand WE ulato Oh tLa Hcpra OF sinh
pie Justice.
All WIS quiet ut tho works yesterday, aud 10
trouble Was aprrehenoeu.
, 1875-01-30
THE CITY HALL;

He CI|S HELC' ----
Tho Finance Cnn,nitteo failed to moet yester-
,1av for luck Of n ouorum AID Heath thinks itA
,.n,.,,o.. ,,a so,.,,,, ,,.a o,a,,,r,Ja ~ tno;r
,''e'no''" n'o 'o'''oa :" e"'' eA"N1i'' ~ 'A'''
Lesser Dfothron'
The City Collector hns advertised for sale in
,,af,,}t of tho u,vn,ant of Tho ,ersonn1 pronertv
ta~ .h,aa a,,,o. o,saas ~, I"s1 ,,,,;
Lux, 'a'e" p'au'nA''naeieh o"'oo ny joel h"'-
lard, III b'lstncss on tho corner OF Indiana aud
kinssbulv strostH.
J,1dgo Dickey WAS cxtromeIy busy ali day
tor9., r.; ,,so,,,~;,,v tto ,,ro.o.,,;a, t., ~
so'to'''"s !" rloFA''s '"' p.onosus''u 4A .lio
GaGo case, "hcA eonea up to-<iay polofo JHaEo
Booth.
, 1875-01-30

n " vri,;tl, and y. |, 11;.s vii, o,rd,.,+
Gospel temperance meeting IN Farwoll Hail
Sunday man NJ.
Col JoaoFh +. Lockwood, OF the Chicago Dar,
will adtlrosH tte Philosophical Society this ovon-
INK OIL .'Yllo Limits Of Legislation"
,r,,u
connci'lors Of the Hospital for Women and
Cllrcn wilt bo llsld ct tho house Of Mrs. ILL.,
ton, No. Gy9 Wabash ayc,,uo. ut 10 o,cloc]r Tnea.
dav n,,rn;nc ~' ~ ~ y S''N' A''s'@
W. w, =, ,....., ,....-...
evening In tho Church Of tho Sacred Itoart. cor-
ner or ,Jot,nxon nnl Ninetoort1, at,aotu ~ ,sst
vnoa,,t s>sS. na,,1 ), nTs1' ~" 49, ~ ~. ~
nnos " ~ ~. 49,. ets M t coss W cohta; sae
pfoceeaa iof LUZ poieAt OF tno poor
, 1875-01-30

LEIIEH WHICH, t'ANa IN TINE
A sensational ncono occurred i'll tho psrlors
Of tho Grand Pacific Hotel yosterduy aftcr-
noon, aud waa brought to sudden ter.uiua-
tion by tho artest Of onc Of tAs participants.
What gave promise Of boins happy nl&rria5n
aud sweet honeymoon WaA Hln,lnnslly ninrtd
lu tho bud by etau1inG upon tha claoics Of
friends. II there ls any lnau who Ia fully
Impressed with tho truth Ut tho immortal
bard's words, ''Tho course Of true loya
never did r,u Hn1uoth" that mau
IL i. D. Alacanlcy. aged 80, who now pines o'er
His toplal haste IN pens-up coll at Central Sta
tim. A Few mouths ago ha fell intp tho coul-
pany, by chance. of Mas slattio alaIoy. young
la'ty of sweet IL, living with L widowed nlolsur
ut No. rs litrcc atroet. The fond paient was
anxious about thu welfare Ut Iler daughter, aud
inquired ra1otully !nso tho anseccdcnts oi Ier'
gay be'.f, "ho IL rather large and
w1ll.deselorea specimen Of masculine hu-
1nau!ty. Iio i1nbael tbs old lady with tho
belloi that hs waa wealthy gentleman Of
tenure, by producing doeds Inor;gagos, notes,
lnnda hc.. and describing h!s poasessous in
glowing terms. Accordingly Tia uuion Ut tho
dotlnt, lovers was ailnonncul to take pfaco ut
Saginaw, aud they, acco'npauiad by A!sH. alaloy.
ctIcse tho grand parker in the Grund L. II.
III i Ittiug place to awat tho departure
ns tho B o'clock !. III. tran fur Their
destination. : hlau mnda all tho arrange
nos!ts, Eud usltoE2l hls guests into tho
sr.lat,Al pa.lo.N with flourish Ut trlmets which
llauo tlen ,aliu greater stuck in this aascrtiol4H
regarding h,a wcaitll; III fact, they thought him
l. very Crtrslls.
Tho tius "i!s growing ncar fur Tho Departure,
ard II "sa Hhllo tsl'tlhS That ll!sa Matte pe-
thought horselt OF lettrr .ho llad received from
aso4slil, and which. i'll tho dreamy eGalariea uf
luss, EaelRi nut rcai. Fancy iIef cut ttio,b "lcu
| tho sturssn9 lntolnaatioA Mils Kiypn that AlEo-
llus blac--aAs D fraud, lranH-ieWt1ry pcldicr,
| i guy .tecciscr. worry Lothario III Ais a.noura,
ullI 0ll1 lGa+eaeet4 only Ut largo aluotitt Ut
, 1875-01-30
THE CANE BUSINESS.


Another anil ,uportant chapter in the I" cane
presentations" r5rl' full account has nj
ready loon luL !, ID, CANA 10 light In Justice
Ilsit4cs' CONF N Slay. II Ia stated thaton tho
1lth OF 3rae.r ono i. r. Wines obtaine1
judgment N, Il John 1IoiT, implcadcd with
Trim lie 1oL for a1on. Tho following
dry, lEer, IT ca,no beforo 1Iaines and
prayed an appeal OF tho eahe 10 tho
Circuit Court. Tho appcat wns granted, OF
c%trae, when n boi1 to tho ai,o int of
$.225 WIS Eivan, to which was nttacl,cd Il, names
t,F John floif and Policeman Rici,artt O'Cnnu"ll.
Fur aoMc reason or another tho bond haR Htnco
remained nnlons tho Papers If Justice 1laines,
Instead Of bong forwarded to lho proper
court.
Thursday Herbert and O'Conncll wero bctoro
llaines, brought ilitllcr hy MIR. 11of. charged
NTH RECEIVING stolen goods, to Wit. the gol.i-
headed canes. Willie the hearing wgs
s s,stcfed " tho m cour,:roonl IL To- 10 learn learn
why tho appeal papers. boud, ETC., In Tho case Of
la client hAd mt becn sent 10 tho Circuit
Eontt. Whfo tho attorney WAS examining tho
bond. Mr.. 11of glanced o, IT, mud, to his surprise.
fo1ntl lis name tlerolo attaclled, Ile called tle
Courts attention to tho situation, and uecuacd
Herbert Of having forged Lis signature. The
''caEo cases yero dropped at once and COLI
tinicd for oue work. nor then ma<(e affidavit
tint Herbert had forged hin ua1r:o to the bond
on TINT CHARGE. Tho warrant was placed
i'll tito iiant1s Of Constable Cream, who succeeded
III excculn: it about noon yesterday. Herbert
Eaa brought Into court at ofe, and was granted
n continuance Of ten day. He gare bond for hi5
appearance In tho Hl,su OF 5l,0oD, which WAS
signed by phflo u. Dodge.
The discovery of the furgory, II such 1t proves,
is Ito leHs singular than Tue relations Of tic
"cane presentation patty. Policeman O'Crn-
ncl's explanation OF hH connection witt, thu
nTr rNftt fill tn In nf ssDarin iutnrnat tn tt,a
, 1875-01-30

rEcrt1AIt HEnAs1oh 0: An IOWA ta"7En.
The IittsburE, Fort Wayne Il Chicago 1Iall"
road Derot, uari,cr nf Cala! and Madison atrcn.s,
wnn Hin urcnr nj nh excit;nr cnttinr affair Iast
,,;.,,t s,,,,t non o,,o,1 t.. ,r,,,a ,,vro, M
a'5.1' ""e's1 ''.'' e.e"' u. ".'ieH ''""'o' 'eN
lbsha1h' H1o al INC bat sn'il'i'E l'ehte o. DAV-
enrort, 1a.. IVES the principal participant. and
John H. Irnyn. a private carr,ano-frycr
t1,,, i,trro1 ,ore,, 1,ohom o,ri,o, boro
,.t,. r.. ,.s s
h4sn "'a "'1a c"1'P4o III aays "eu' NJ"
1i1t up ut tue Matteson llot'na. lester'ay lle
hired h carriage at tho stable Of Sinslcl Hutch
ms Nos, 1G7 a,t 1G3 Michigan nyoune. md
sa., ,,'a.;n,. 'o ss". -. -t' 49, wy "'
fSm fasrlsn. 1osmot if'eha IN davenport
whose reputation is th't OF eport''g man'
They enceecdci ia getting drunk and smashing
tne hurrv lnroro eynninp. On rcturn,
;,,,- ~ tY ,,,,..,,,.,,a. In - go,
~ ~ ~ ma y. ~
Was pte6chteH' anu 1if' 1h9!lam eatH h6
was not prepared to rcttle it tlleu, but would do
70 it, si1tv dAis He departed for tic hntni, and
got ready to ihaFn III tho Fort WnT!1e train for
Washington, whcso l,o had some h,lst:tc:s to at
tend TO-. air. i1ntrhtnh was not satisfied with
InEbani'B micro promise TO phy, ald Rons
Brown over to tho depot with William
H. sict'hesnev, driver Uf tho bnSSage-wagon, WHO
carried Inglmina trunks to tho tiulu. Tho bill
WhH presented by brown, alll the hnsEago MaH
retained i'll tho wagon OH lnghA'nd refusing ~
Bett|e. Language If profans kind cnsn"l hr-
tween tho 1os1r man. and InEhati and Parrish
insisted on the rcmoSa! Of tho trunks to the
baEEAac-car.
, 1875-01-30

except on tho ocraEion Of Tie Tournament wlicl,
heenn leru un tho 11lh pr November, 1s73 The
t,i,blIc ti*cerncd in that nxfjllten Tho nn'llis-
taxable Indications vi q 1ipr5sltolno Affair." md
tho onthl,uinsn, created not great or laating.
Tic owners Of largo llHs, lan.antlng ihis lct',-
Argy in thcir business, have nccn Tho necessity
Of oer;n% the rnllin an anpnttser, rs 1t were. 70
nwnkrn n tlurc general uetirn for tho
recreation to be found III billiards. Hence
har boen arrargcst tho nlatcI, 10
take nlaeo this cyening hctwean A. L. iludolpho
n,Id Gcurrn stusDe,.. It IN announced that tho
contest is for s5oo Init it Is p7ot,atiy we'll to
Inform tho public that no inonoy de- pendH ul'ou
Tho result. Tho contestants ars bot1l nothing
10th to play Tor gnto.noney, which. az tho i''-
tcrcat in tho gan,o Is strong. "lIi be
no inconsit!crablo amount notwithstanding
tho Rl,sencn Of thu incentive Of n wager,
hntlI players wall doubtless appear At their best
s'losfon is very nnxuna to heat tho "Wlznrh."
aud Rulalrie on tho ovo Of Ills championship
games Cannot afford tt como ont reeonl-I'cst,
aud will exert himself to the utmost to prevent
st1cA y reBus. Tho game willlo pa5os1 at Arllng"
ton OrGsn-ifu corner Of Randolph AMI JEFF
fcrRo1i ntrcotn II will he Gao points T'renrl,,
lsuduIpha giving tito odls Of uoyontI-ivo poiass.
, 1875-01-30

TIE r1:c:rosEn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'LL.
T. TIE Editor Of The Chieaqo IrihuHc:
CulcAao, JAN. 23.-I pcruscl, with much iuter-
Get mad great satisfaction. letter from you
When you had been in Europe, In which refer
ence WIS made To The nnannlons condition OF
tho Irish tenant farmeta; PROSTATE "a they wero
aud nro by tho oporation or iii tuht aud uppres-
siyD laws, enacted III tho London and nbsontce
rar!iameut, ,aud in favor Of the .Irish arstocracy
Although you touched but slightly on tic vital
question, Irtsf, tenant Laws, question to solyo
which tho Tenant Lcague, OF which was a
mcmbor. doyoted 1:1nsiy years gcriouB cot,Adcra-
lou, yet. 20 marked aud pointed waB your alll-
sion that cut ont your lottor from tho columns
Of TuE TntHuSE, and with few cunln,eEts, for
wur,lcd it to the Irish t0rtI In Which it wus rs-
published.
Had not tue lava respecting Iristl landlords
AMI tenantH been so CALLING, iuiqui,ous and op-
prcssiYe, and 80 palpabls even to the touriat us
to attract lin attention, it ia tho firm conviction
OF the bcst-'nfor1ncd aniida in ireland that mod-
crn Fenauism would not Lave arisen. II tho
heartlcss landor1B--1nost OF them absontoeB--
hAl not been ruthlessly extnrminnting their tcn-
nnts and this throwing them, toir wives. their
Hol,h und daughters, ,-oscn their infant babes (us
l uftcn saT).-cut on tho roadside, apd under
tho peltinK rains Of heaven, I All all but
klHt l4o ul]utafillH VI Ltl4 Mn66Ga
IT young lristnen woni4 not have takcn
place. 13,,t it is not in tho naturo
OF man to behold with patience lis aged parents
md his relAtifos driven out from under tho
roof.trec. within which many generations Of tho
family had bcon boru aud reared It was a
frenzy-thn offspring u 4,lcIl confederation
that l,erycd aul mpelctl to uctinn young IRISH
rscn ut home and in America. Tic spirit then
au tlluH evoked wilt ,lever ;c cut until Irelnul
is liberated from under English misrllle, inas-
mitch us landlord tyranny Ia sure to continue Al
lon', M England tho protector Of 1riuh Innd-
lords. has 10 gootilod on Irish soil. To oxpol
England. millions at home anl abroad llavn
registered their VOW before high ilonyon, as,d
await but tho proper opportunity.
With ttis presacc now como to Tho point
which INDUCED mo to trcsiass on yonr attention,
ard with tile view of anIstnS your sympathy
and powerful ad a6ni1lst tho so-eallctl "Ayneui-
1ncnt" to tho Laudiord- and-Tenant Htatuto Of
this State. The proposed amendment, If carricd
into law, world nln1o tho Laws between landlords
and tcuauts III Illinois worEe and moro Btriugont
, 1875-01-30

Excursion tc!tre to New t}rl.a1Ls and rst,,rn s,a
Bale of tickea COMMENCES Feb. L. md continues unti
fel,. 20; retnrn.tricis good nnt AE,1i1. Tho nd
a. m train has neerinR-rar through to Nrw Orls,D,
F"r tclcta anil information apply nj tho l';nus Cru,
u Canal street, nr,,cr Ma4sHo ain ut ts etra it
nf Ink" street and fnat Of Twclty-acconsl 5trrct "
L. Jnhnsun, dcnernl rasncnger Agent. '
, 1875-01-30
SUBURBAN..

Tho pupils Of the musical department Of the
Lake Forest Academy giva e 'sn,nalcal evening" "
tonight, tho oxefoisoH commencing ut 1850. Tho
music will bo lnlorspsrsed with recitations aud
tlcclauatlous,
, 1875-01-30

r., ~. Gr33.. :, : Yf :. f,Ly,o,, Y,;.,,v.,
~ l,'. Ms .""" ~ IS s III, ..'v
CAlcAdo' 'a''' zo'-"h' ~" "'''o'y permit ono
who hHs had an experience extending through d
number Of years, both ~ landlord aud tenant TO
cont,iuto n few rclecti.a,n IN Tia current ,1,a.
,,s;s., ,,,,a,, H. ,,o.t,o.,a =, ,..,,s ,ats.1
eshs'oh upo' l"e 4"eatto''a a. lesue uetWeeh
these two claases3 And first lot mo say that
am moved thereto by q perusal Of tue article
l,on,,pd uT,an,t,or1 md T,cnuntn nnd s;oun,,
.'I',.,;,. ,r,,,u,, ",,o.rs T.,
1ua'eo Nue' "no'i 1pf'"'' ~ so"1 'Ssao VI
so-aaY.
"lndtgo Eln&" Justly 6ayR that this question
, 1875-01-30

nus.ide Of thu 1ackot passing nnr woolen l,oop m
the lHrket. Thh hnttnm IL fartfed 10 Tim iaek,t tn
haH, tlsrcn N which laHH hr,,u.,, tho eaid un mi,
I'm rr1f, and by hn iea,s t, n ncalrri tn H. H..
rIEn OF t,rkr1 t1 ,f ln said rtrit~ IN cnftinpd no
ward "l, t'F ",t!a!Ac nf n IHcsu and uats!nc NIX
the cnnlie hop, where It ~ f'nLgnel, nnll l,f thi
!nran. MI o'rpr'naiis IL Afforded fin fauyrr to ,ihs
The Anvcrll'nrht r'nHlt, user tHn K4stt atrir. s
y'i will therefore 7case inform .trstst, W!r,, \,
Evcrl1cn thu M ltrrtnIN rottt tn tl ns, If H.,
" Ev"lnlrh hol Jacket Gin." tlnsrri'ctl amyr a.,
a1uaers aro instructed in aerica q, No. II, 1ase n,
to llhpt tho Fxr Of ;tic tacka IN fhe ih1ekl"ss II H.
pAraaRr to which they atfarhnt. 1,erlfully '''
{:;!shrti) j. ", DntinI.A1- t,nt1,,uissi,,.ntcr
Intilr "mtwnrth, Esi.. collector Iitst List,!et
Chicago, III. "5
, 1875-01-30

70 The Editor IT The chiraoo Tribune:
CHICAGO, Jun. 9s.--I want to call your atten-
tlon 10 tllo degraded and disroputablo performs
aslcos that ara nightly carried OIL ut tho Opera
House Tor hcll.hole) at tho corner Of 1la'stod
aud Harrison strcets, knoNn as tho can-can and
bathers, where women aro undroRsed by mon
upon tho Htago before a thousand Of
tho most degraded Of Chicago citizous. We're
any previous Mayor now holding that Office. tl,at
institution would not be permitted 10 carry on
such disgraccfut exhibition ono night. or Ill
tile degraded performances eyer witnessed by
any people this IL the worst. -Four mon III
womon's clothing proceed to nndress six or eight
young women, first pulling nlr tho top clothing,
then their Blues and stoclEingH, and tbou their
corsetB, etc., leaving thon Utmost matted, ~ it
wore With tho nab looking OH. Yhe gadiatorial
performance in Homo could lllyo Icon nu worro
to the eyes Of deceut, respectable, educated
citizen.
This can.cau performance is. degraded III ove-
ry form. The lowpAt prostitutes Il nm tol1)
that could 10 thtaped in New York were shipped
hero to perform In this Aole. Arc ws to permit
cities kick outi II Tho newspapers will bo silent
oil sucI matters, our city will Hnon bo ovcrrun
with s,lch prostitution. l1r. Coty, has no nor
ala, or 10 would not stand THU Nrutcllth behavior
0ne night. C1v1tITy.
TIE COOK COUNTY sAT1oHAL hank.
To tht Editor " yAt Chirdgo 7rtbnne:
CnIGAno, Jim. 2S.-As one OF tho douded nnd
swindlcd victims Of this bank. thank you for
tho information concerning its affairs which THE
Tribune has contained. IIal it not Leen for
The Tn1puNx tho creditors would now be- in to-
tai ignorance Of its condition, al inquiries Of
tho officers OF tho bank hayo titus fur proved
abor1iyo. Tho Inquiry now visit to make is
this: Why was tlls rotten institution made and
, 1875-01-30

Chiol1ering UpriSlt PinnoB.
Juat received mt Reeds Temple Of aIuefr, cntrrr
Dearborn anil fnn t,urc1a streets, few very fine TN
ulents, N~
, 1875-01-30
CRIMINAL,


]. ". nhn1ol, Of Salem, Mob, VAS picked mp on
tlio street ty L roper who took him to Clark
street hmnbo.fen, whoro tto represented Until
In was strapped. iiis "bauls roll 3" contained
339.35.
A hnnko.ropcr attempted to ,nvetEto John
Butler, a farmer. from Uge county, into invest-
Ing III tho "luttors" yostortlay. brtl the Gran
gnr was loo Bar', for him. ard had him arrested
daat.cn Boston tincd tic fellow aI5, and sent
hlmlip for sixty days.
Tho detectives recovered magnificent French
clock yesterday. which Ind boen stolen from
Henry slate, No. 233 Ohio street. by Max Roscn-
thai, whose tlsicying exploits llnyo been detailed
in The TnInuSE. The timc-tcopnr was found iii
naTnslup. md ia worth ubouk Ss10J.
Dill Lpudeysack Ii llavns much trouble. Tie
Inns hecH laying telopin,lB llnnttH on othor
peorlo's property, and recently got himself into
tho DritlaWct'. Yesterday 1t WINS discovered by
neoctiyc Dennis Simmons that he ltall stolen 4
sou 0sercoat ut tho Commercial Ilntol and put
It in ,'awn-ahop. 1Ia was hronglst out Of The
l'r"9leirisoM aa1 PLACED III tic llanas OF Jallor
llanI
Coroner Diotzsch commenced an investigation
ychtsrtiay into tho circumstances Attending te
death Of n newly-hprll lnaln infant, found in an
otsllouae ut No. IL Hay street, Tho child was
tlat Of Ernestia Schultz, young girl Of 70
family III Il servant, Tile child WIS bol7, eight
days ago in tfls place wilero IL was fotnd, md
ths mother, who IL now lying very Ill at tim
Hbo7e-nontfoned house. states TINT she waH
insensibio ut tho timo Of tho birth,
and did not know what bccamo OF tho infnnt,
which was nliYo when born. Tho father Of tho
cnd is ono George spiess, n German, q yeara
old, who WAS tatcly employed as delivery man
by RonontsIa! l'rothers, grocors Mt Ito. 242 Cot
tage Hrove avenue. 1t was willie making his
rounds that !,o foil in with his victim. liz Ius
loft tho city with n Swedish girl. VITO also be-
calAe his pray Owing 10 tho inability Of tho
poAt,tuuaa further hearing until sucl time Hs
tho sufferer is ablo to testify.
, 1875-01-30

~ &c CMTGiUI,
Of yo,r teeth, upon their health your health dercna,
Fragrant sozoopt inrigorateH t,o nerves that keen
them nlivc, prevents incrAtutlonA on tho enamel ana
is Rs wholesome as water
, 1875-01-30

cicern went to His l,cusn md senrrhnd Until they
fonnl tho canes. orc IT them waB como tn1n
afterwards given TO pnt U'l'rieu "a q present
from Ills friends.
IL. ". Evas1s and wife, .lira Lottie Mack. nnl
navrraE atla.a testified 10 thu farL tllat tho nf-
tiGcra lad Hcizr1 tho canee. md tlloy idcntifDl
Chnnell HnA Mark ns The oiiccfa. atrnng at
tempt VIM inne tn provo 4 cnan of miEtnkolt
identity Oh tklean witnetaoa. ut llley insisted
lint thnv were right III identifying tho ol1ccrs,
Aud thcn, ieritIea. they lIrsl MT tho laont of
Mark Sheridan tf,carry lbnm beyond tlloir 1opths
III nlotnnhyEicas descriptions III ia,np-ross. cars,
and uniform Osetcnatn. Tho case rontjnl,ed until
Into lnur Inst nyonia2, a,nl will ngnn he taic,s
III, At 2oefork this alturnon, for TIM purpose of
re''carlrg 4 polton OF tho Testimony utrcaIy
lIrat1. .ani hIAo for t1lo purpose IF procuring
several now witlc.aes. Several revelations entt-
ccrnnE tl,o c,tnnctlun nf thnte officers with tho
cc!cbrate.i nrFarso caso, aut nso so:no inter-
easing Hsnl nntiol, abont Tho general character
Of thn nflicfra IN witl,tnh until to-1nurruw.
.tEa1lst Council thcro arm aiao pending charges
for nittiug M Il io1, M Nelson 10 Forgc, by
ul'Iel, flint gentleman was titown ntu ial to
allow sLe eacapo VI his wifo with tho Child.