, 1876-07-16

Lley Are DONG THIS season. In the SGVeQLQ " Al0
especially, private mansions standing on thef
| own grounds have been made a. elegant as re1lnet
taste and liberal in some cases lavish. expendi
front Of house on Division street, near Marshall
attracts crowds every day, it is perfect speci
men Of ar.; The residence Of @r; Btadley, Q
large heart and brain, has been decorated ant
adorned till the re1ources Of luxury have beer
exhausted and perfection reached In the Wes
Division, among the vast number Of improvement
going forward perhaps the most conspicuous is ths
erection OF high, wide tower In front OF the man
sion Of Alexander Mitchell. Ths grounds attached
lodged than Alexander Mitchell
/ WHO WANTS SOME CHILDNENE
/ A stpersonul" appears in a local paper stating
that come time in January last gentleman, who
said his home was in Milwaukee. met a lady with q
little girl on the West Wisconsin Railway, between
| Meriden and Northport, and expressed wish tt
adopt child, and informing him that he may have
the youngstcr II he will address such and such q
place This calls to mind the number OF children
carelessness on the part OF parents that renaers
change OF ownership desirable. Almost daily
three or four children are found strnying on the
streets, most OF them so young as to be unable to
state where they live or give their names. = there
| should be any gentleman wandering about with q q
his taste to any extent he pleases right here i11
Milwaukee, without travelling on the West Wiscon-
sin or any other railroad.
] INTERNATIONAL WOMEN.
The first festival Of the women Of Sec. Of the
International Association will take place at Shoot
| ing Park Tomorrow afternoon. This section 1s
Of nigh character and signal ability. The majority
| Of the members married women with large
! families who have done their full share towards
their offspring. Notwithstanding the general inn
preston that there is something awlcss and loose
about these 1nternationalists, can say that the
impression one receives from talking with and
visiting among them is favorable to their morality,
honor, and honesty. Their tone is sober, steady,
and thoughtfql but they are ~ fond ~ their neigh
stock in the New or Old Testament.
THE CAMP-MEETIEG.
During the week, have cndeavorcd to keep the
readers ofTHE}TKIBENE posted to the nature and
doings Of the persons engaged In the mp~meetng
On the State Fair grounds. The meeting may be
pronounced q success, although the number Of per-
as had been expected. The State Fair permanent
buildings, namely the Agricultural, Horticultural
turned into dormitories, auditoriums, and restau-
rants, as coo feet Of rough lumber being used and
small regiment Of carpenters kept hard at work
sweet hay. The eating tables we're well supplied
with all the food necessary for the Bustenance Of
life, and even some of the delicacies. A large
grounds from the inroads Of tie un,yashed. The
preaching was Of quite an emotional character the
Rev. Or. 1nskip, Of philadelphia. filling the moet
conspicuous place. Our local people seconded the
efforts Of the national folks in manner, Ibelieve,
that mcrited recognition.
After very interesting and buoy time the annu-
al session Of the State Dental Association ad-
lourned, to meet next year at Madison. Secretary
Mower, who had been particularly attentive and
zealous in the performance Of his duries received
3 vote of thanks. Some interesting reports were
read. most Of them Of interest only the profes-
teeth are in bad way. A fittle dutter was GREAT
ed by notice given by Or. Wells thnt he would
prefer charges Ct conduct against
Chicago; Following were the officers elected:
First Vice- -Ptsiaent-N. II. Chi1sou.
Second Vice Presldent-S. L. Judd.
Recordiag Secrttary-M. T. Moore.
ITeasureT-C. G. Chittenden
THE DOCTORS.
Thursday was the last OF the doctors in
Convention till they meet next year in Mad
ison: The mos most interesting report, per-
on which he the hsoay
OF several most curious tathad been success
fully treated proving that in the hands OF skill
tain relief. Adcegation OF eight was appointed
to the International Convention that sits 1t Phila-
dclphia next September. DR.. Bartlett was elected
dents, Dr.. Mcacham and Dr.. n Il bodson, Cen
sors the first for two and the other for three yeats
With With regard to tn the d, demise OF Dr. Dixon, OF
adopted:
Resoleed, That we have learned with grief Of the
death Of DR.. John Dixon, Of Allcn's Grove q |
worthy member and past Vice-Presidcnt Of this !
Society that in the death Of Dr. Dixon the medi-
cal profession has lost one Of its most worthy and
intelligent members and this Society most faith
full and industrious 1aborer, the community in |
which he lived kind and geninl friend and neigh
band.
Rtsolced, That the sympathies Of this Society |
be rendered to family md friends OF the deceased
and that the Society be directed to transmit copy
OF these resolutions to the widow Of DR.. Dixon.
THE WHISKY CASES.
NOW that the prisoners havc been sentenced, it ia
in order to tAkc look over the ground. Whilst |
very little money, comparatively speaking, has |
been squeezed out Of the culprits, and the punish
has been struck at frauds on the Government which
has already been bencdcialy felt in increased rev.
cnne. The men who have been under arrest have
suffered so much in mind, body, and estate that
Uncle Sam again. The combinations that have ex-
sted for the purpose Of mutual protection in the !
pursuit of CT ime have been destroyed, faitnless
'ficezs have been discharged, and immortality in
If the special counsel for the Government aggre-
gate small fortune each but it has been said there
1as been some difficulty in obtaining the money,
nonsna it e+ Is more tn than probable this story
:ood fortune. Of the special counsel for
lie Government. The most exciting trial Of the
Whole batch that OF Jonas and others Of Chica-
% for conspirins to burglarize the Government
'apers. In most respects this trial stands alone
or the admirable skill, amounting almost to
'enius, with which it was conducted. The closing
he defendants, will long be remembered BY those |
gho heard 1t as one Of the most remarkable ever
leard in that room for its cold logic, warmth Of
loaucnce, and clear enuncation Of the law, and
which it was delivered, in such startling contrast
With the seeming reckless dare -devilfsm that dis
ingulehed the learned counsel during the progress
t the case.
RACINE.
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