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CANADA.
Tho Granger OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1eai-
ouHtes-Tl,e Lumber Trlat1e--InBnraMce Com
pt.iltes IsrconliuB Cautious.

Tho Granger orEnnlxat1om-scctnrta '1eai-
o,Istcs-The Lumber rTrn.le--I1,surallce Com
ptntos Isrconlug Cautious.
Spsciai 1ispafch ~ Tae Tribune,
TonoSTo, Ont, .Iune 2.-Tho Grangcrs held
their annual picnic at Port Hope, Drantfortl,
Flcsl,erton, Bradford, and other places IN On
tario to-k,y. Prominent speakers were present
and E,e ,eutttn1aneenulncroIs. This organization.
though Of comparatively recent birth In Ontario,
is becoming Il powerful md influential boly.
Special D4spt.ch to TIE Tff6nHs.
MONTREAL, .Tuuc 9-Mtastlrcs atc to be taken
Ms suo1,as practicable to intiutc the Okla Indians
into the Orange fraternity. 1t Ia expected this
will work wonderful change In the condition
and prospects Of the Indians.
specfat Dfspatch 10 77s Tribune,
ST, .1oHN, N. H., June 2.-'rtr Provincial
Government hive decided not to do anything ut
present towards substituting several railways
whtrh arc c!ninfng aIsl under tho Provincial
subsidy act.
OTTAWA, June H.-lt III expected tlat tho
wntcr will hnYc fallen sufficiently low to allow
tho resumption of milling operations ut Ctau-
tlirro Alutltlny. Thr drive Ut logs nn tho tiati-
ncn,l t'is seisun will he Oe-talir1 less than Inst
year. Fifty boat-luatlB Of lnmlnr pissed
through tho Grcny!llc Cuual today for Quebec
ninl American ports.
!SpcctaI Fd.pasch tn Tia Tribune.
QUEBsc, june 2.-tnsllrlnrc companies hero
nre combining to refuse risks on wuntlen Mli1l-
ings, n1I avoid such fires az tllat at rucsflaY.
Thurc nrc ugly stories told Of tho men who ns-
sisted III the destruction 1T THUR property for
tho sake OF obtaining the Insurance.
, 1876-06-03
SPARKLING WINES.
Great Reduction in the Price Of the
Worlds Favorite Beverage.
N. {. Mcdonald g. To. Reyolutfontzlng
tho Wholesale Llqn0r Trnde.

We have often hcar,l tic question askctl,
"Cnnuut something he tln,,u tu rcltcc the price
OF imported wtncsf" but we lave never until
recently seen my one who Inns ticett nblc to nh
swcr tic question nfl!rInatiytly, and provcto
cycryhody's satisfaction that tic thing Is
practicable. Nenrly all Western winc-,lcal-
crs--aEl, We hrlevo, With one cxceIr
tio,l-procuru the standard brands. Of wines
from the agents Of Importers IN New York,
and, tn addition to the original cost, uov
ern,nont lutlrs, fFrightagc, d., l,avc to
pay tho mtddlcmnn's comnsfssluns, which
amount nftcuttnes tp nearly MS much rs the
duties. Of course, Western wholesale dealers
must snako percentage of rroitt, nnd as 1lat~
ter uf course, tt.s pruEt must come out nj tho
retail dealer, md, finally, hu paid by te ron
suTcr. Some Western wlIc-'lcrtlinnts claiin
aud l,ossihty they nlny but Wien they como
down to The staple articles which art. ls we'll
known In tho wlnc.n,nrkct rs thu vaEiaus grades
Of wheat and corn nrc known on 'Chnngc-thcsc,
The standard brands, they procure from tllc
New York agent.
We urc gluti to sec tint ota 1lut,sc IN Chicago
that Of n. e. Mcdonald d Co.-f'nyc takef! \
new departure, u'd nktu;la Of buying second.
brands direct from the wlnc.prosl,sc!ng cot.ntsics
Their extensive rnpltal enables Them to 10 tlis
md they arc further assisted thereto BY their
acquaintance with tic great. wlne-liand!iiiL>
HOUSES h!hi producers anroh!l. !Hey ai""ys pHy
by importing direct nvotd tEe cxtorttonntc
charges for extrn drayngc storage, aud n,I.itile-
man's commissioning. which thclr competitors
must pay. The snvlng OF. each ease of wihc Is
large itcn,, an!l the margin Is 81 great Us to
eventually crush nHt NIL pErosttion,
Tie result is already sh0wn by tile extensive
trude Mcl,unnl'l y Co. have built up during TIC
slort time they lave 1cci IN business ut No.
l7' Clark strcct. The retail dealers nrc
sure to tind tho place. where they
tan buy cheapest. It is the ennlc
III this business In any other. The tlrst-class
retail houses Of Chfrago wcse not slow to make
tile discovery tint ny purchasing. Of This trim
they could make largc snvtig md replace their
stock with all tho standard bru''tls. And hero
We should say that when the very best .goo1A
ca.1 be procurcl nt reasonable figures tls.rc IL
no excuse aud certainly no occas!on for rGtsiera
to palm Of inferior articles on the public. No
tMc need 20 to this house and expect to pur.,
clAsc vi, inferior, article; they do mt
kerpit All thcir Wines, bra1stltcst sherry, pur;
, 1876-06-03
CITY CERTIFICATES.

rONH MO1tn 4An
"1t's an III wind tllut blows nobody good,r
remarked bunk clerk gifted with natasial pow
crs, Thursday afternoon, ns he gazvsl on II pile
oE city certificates which wua gtycn him to pro-
test, payment having been refused hy the
Mayor {both OF l.iu), by the Comptroller (which
cums to BE- twlns) tie City Treasurer, and the
Finance Committee Of tic old Council. The
1,otArin! clerk regarded TINT pile Of certificates
with the same awe that hlark-Ili!ls ml1ler
lnuks upon s. nugget Developed when the tlo-
bic red nnn Of "Slttlng bulls" trilsc Is not
il ricltcss," exclaimed the young gent W hc
g,lzed on tbs Hat Of tneosHcrs IN each p!ece Of
rapcr. and 20 Il went 70 protest. IlIc
fi5st ,s Mattonal hank !~i .f' alnn' ,: e1lo,.
s!n6ooo; II tln Commercial Sati"nai, s.s,oeo;
tn Union Nattnlmt, about $l0OUl; the Fifth
Natm'al, about thu same amount; the Traders
Natioul, 81, 900; MERCHANTS National. Sl3,Du;
s7 sHk sts S%,{s? a;ss % 9s 5sstS Sst KssG ca ! G"
ny, SUD: Twas gox! 'lay for protests. Notices
w%ere, sent y, II. .. Calvin, :. =. Hayes, and
.. k. j. + i, srlest as makers Of tho u,
Ivr; 70 ~ ~ - ,Ss SSolyi ~ = layss' md several
tnlorsere, anl the ,layec by wllun 1t was tratts-
fcrred to other lloldts, each ut wl,o.n inlorech
It. The object OF thc (rotest WIS to prntrrt tbs
lgEat r,Ehls q eacn .'ser a''A not to gse tile
Nothing wns .lune yesterday by the city att
were returned t. Eustean hunks by
@0'n ta1 eoastp tas ee'sass osts wsss wss ss @ Ss
subject to orders, a1,i IN soh.e instances
where the bupks were Glenn, no protest WI.
mntlo. Aid. Icarsons 10 in New York, trying tc
make arrangements with thc Eastcrt. hDldcyt
u.,d their representatives. on the hnss s:rcntl,
detrrminc.l uwn by the Fnanco Committee
With wllat success Is ltut known. The bA,tscr.
uil feel satisfied that, nk Soon as the MayoFlht,
, 1876-06-03

The FrcJa Singing. Society will give grand
CONCERT Mt North Side rurncr.IIa1l next Sntur-
tlay evening.
The exhibition Of tho Afcc}lnnivs' Drawing
Sc1,uol will take rluco III North Side Turner
Hui! Monday. Thu public Is invited to view the
drawings.
The rrgu'ar monthly meeting Of tho l}oarl Of
Managers OF tho ErrIng Womrn's Refuge wtll
he hold nj the institution, corner Of Indiana
avenue md Thirty-flrst strcct, at ~ O'Clock p.
III. to-day.
Judge John a. Jameson delivers the eonctutl-
Ing lecture nf the yenr hefore the College Of
Law thlA afternoon nt : o'clock on "The Prac-
tlvu tn Euncnt Dumuiu and Special Assess
nlent Cases."
a BI,ie-mcctlng Of the Band Of Horo will be
lield this afternoon ut 4:30 u'cloek, In Lower
Farwcll HILL. Addresses will be dullycrcl by
Mrs. H. D. l!olyoko md +. +. ElnenlorfG.
Music BY tho Haynes family. Admission free.
D. L. Moo.ly will conduct tho Saturday Str,-
day-schoul Tesellcrs' meeting In FarwelI Hall
ttetiay. +. +. Bliss will hare charge OF tho
singing. Admission l.y tickets only. A few re-
n,a!ntng c;,n be hud ut tue \. NJ. c. A. Ruoms
thls morning.
There will be Il reception at the Fouudlings'
Home Tuesday, conn.nsiog nt Il h m. anti
continuing TIL 10 y. nj. This reception is given
in urIcr Il, allow MI friends Of tnc ltonse atl op-
3uftuHfJ 10 FlCH lib uehuLllHl Uu!iulHE now
that 1t Is completely flushed. The latllcs Ul the
Union AID Society will scrvc Strawberries, frc-
errtiI,, nlul cake Ia visitors In the dining room
nf the Hume Throughout tho day and evening.
There will he vocal and instrumental music
during the evening. All friends nru invited.
No thnrgs except for refreshments.
Tho lntly managers of tile Home for the
FrtclNllcss give tllcir annual reception Mt the
Home, MI Wnbush avenue, Thursday, from 10
a, III. until 10 p. m. a very attractive pro
grall,slc IA nrrnilgpl for the afternoon, and even.
Ing. Prof. Burbank will read, followed by reel
tntsot,s by Mrs. Dainty, .nnd sfuKing by Mrs.
MagnuRso,,-,Jcwutt. Miss lsonlness, and Miss
| Munger. ifaiNi's band will furnish music fos
! the evening. There will also hc interesting cx
| erctsrs by The pupils VI the Industrial 6ghoo
| connected with tic Home The ladies extend
cordial Invitation to their friends nnd the pubIt
generally to liz present.
The THRU concert at the Lincoln Pavilion vii
| he given this evening by IN orchestra nf select
ell Jestur1Ilrrs uner the DIRECTION Of Hans Ba
| latkn- The programme Is follows: Mclnl|r
I from kAurtllcn March," Grangr; Olga Polk
| tla21rltn, Faust; Overture to e ObcrolI," c. N
Weber; ID Firnle from. 81 Fruvtatn," Verdi; Pot
rn,l.rrl to "FrA DiAyoto," Gracfe; "Artist'
litr," Wultz, Strnuss; Farewell Sercnadc, Solt
for Cornet, Ilcrf,rth; Introduction md I,ri(la
Chorus from Luhengrin," Il. Wn,ner; Over
tu1e to "Chase after Fertumc,h Suppe; Il il
Thunder aud Lightning" strauss; Forwnrt
| MArrl, Htrfurtl.
, 1876-06-03

o0 10 England from Lcghosl,. nud tuhlt,hta
N nsk"s % 'e1 hargn" al @ or s' h"r wtn r. Mr .m {ss"s
The publisher. "tu'gr ,ny transport n,ul ,ny
lisl,anlf*," she wrntc nearly thIrty years aftrf.
ward, "Whctt nj htmc VIZ rt.celYrsi letters INV,
Cadet ln'l mt ,fc rory left when The Kltlr scns
fur 1t Mt IL o'clock at night, nni he wat forcci
t" beg onn FROM friend tn supply hls a1ajcsty's
impaiIcnrc, who sat up nil MEght rrat1lng II j
lis'swS!l, wlo wns preparing lls pyramLl," a.
at th. h,,,lslen lure uf feminine popularity, anS
strovr to undermine Ills rivals pIstton l'Y ao
cusIng 1is'r nf innrc,tfncy anil u1trutl,. IFS ct
forts were fr vain. The wht,fe Of tho first i'm
rsrsslon Of h;r tittl, s"ols wis a"ll IN the Ars,
hrr In her publishers hands; and lcr kurs.
ilntes" were thr gossip of the wllnle town, nj
though Wnlp,ic snrerr.t Mt t1lem, Hannah Mors
yAw,!eti, md Peter pindar grew funny.
, 1876-06-03
GRASSHOPPERS.
Omtnous 1scnppearancc of This Terrific Pest
In minnesota.

ominous 1scnppearance ol TINS fofFle'o rest
In Nl'nursota.
Special Dispatch to Tho T1onns.
WtNowA, Mimi, .Jllnc "A gentleman Just
fron Tim vrassnonprr country furnishes the he-
n,iJ,,4. st,u,t. Interesting forts, liz vls,tet,
W1H""t SUM- !"'ei,'t7 4As'' ,' o .'os.u 'ts'.
MARSHALL, SlcteK, b''sns1 anu otheF POINTS
along the western ct1d Of tho Winona It St.
Peter RoAd. The young grasshoppcrs have Mt
top., !, wnr,,,up s,zc. nud have braau tn bar.
vest tAe crop' az present t.e'l uPetut1o"s u1o
confined to strip of country extending from
Burns Station to Saratoga, near Marshall, md
covering Il territory OF so miles In length md
.oos,,,,1 in ,,r.ntith from n lima ao,ne m}lcs
'e"..s ~, " u,,.s.s :. q. noto, pnnr,,5 .,,,th
, 1876-06-03
SUBURBAN..

Tie closing party Of Professor Rus
scil's Dancing Academy, which took plaee
Tuesday evening, was decided Success.
The mualc furnished BY Freit,crg Bros. WAS c1-
ce!len1 Among tl'e many atten,lants were Mr.,
n,,I Mrs. Bond, Mr.. aaa Mrs. i,assrtt, Mr. and
Mrs Plunlbe, Alr, and Mrs Crafts, Mr. anil Mrs
Warner. Mr.. a1id Mrs. Truman, atr. antl a1rs
kkiler, AIrs. snuw, s1r. and Mrs. Murray,
Mrs. sfilct7 Misses Irene Was1.er, Eya Wur-
ner kattIu llAstrleter, Bertha Ila1trietcr,
Mary Hitchcock Cora Hassctt, Mattiu Albert
son of MaywDod, Kitty DemJ'sey, Miss lleIte,
sfcssrs ueorgc Atnlcy, G. Wanzer, E. Wunxer,
X, Dunhutn, William Baker, A.. Sherwood T..
Bowen, 4. c. Ln,,Aile, =, I.aTshc, G. Warner, y.
UHsRett, q, 1lustr|eter, anil lnnny others.
Refreshments were served In the room below,
which waa lce-cscanI nllu other GatAblcs.
WAuKE0AN.
Arrangements lnyo been perfected by which
parties wlD wish to visit the Old Settlers Re-
unton In this city Wednesday, by satl, Gun do 10
ut the following reasonable figures: Chicago
10 Wnukcgan nrnl return, $l.50; Evanston, 81;
WMMstotk, $500: kiBElwaukce, $3; Harvard,
x270; Ebron, S3225; Gcloa, -; Baasett's,
$1.70; Fox River, $lt'0; Salem, bl.a0; bristol,
<l.3o; WMnlwtrth, f1.t5; Pleasnut Psuirlc, 81
krusf.a, 70 tantS; itacine ]l,lD. Tickets atC
good frum Tic 9th ~ tile 9Th inst.
, 1876-06-03

John Murphy a confined at tho Arnory,
charged with stealing chest of ten FROM
Charles f. Meyers, Of South Water street.
Detective seott last evening captured August
kea,,, c.lored, while Juggling Oft fine carpet,
supposed to havc been stolen from Evanston.
officer MrNnughtun yesterday captured
Michael 2'attery,, ut,e vi q ganE Of four thieves
wllu have 1natn the vicinity oi State md ltar-
rfson strrety rcproac1i anil n by-wnrtl. Upon
his pcrbun were found four knives a1l.l mount
cd revolver, ulL of Which uru supposed to have
been stoletL
About i'm O'Clock last evening II row occ,s-
red In Moynihans SALOON, No. 81 South Canal
street, tctwecn John Dunlap Afal I'LL unknown
nun, during which The unknown man ttrrw b
ptckct-knife and stahbctl Ills antagonist IN tho
back, tnIllrttng tlccp hut not serious flesh
wound. Tie Injured man WIS conveyed to his
hoIne, No. ~ l}lnc island avenue, willie his as-
sannt tscapcu In the rush that ensued after the
a1EraY.
, 1876-06-03
ILLINOIS STATE GUARDS.


RrntNGrIgtD, H., June o.--'fllc following
prt,ulotiuns alM changes III the Illinois National
Guards aru tn+lay nn,lnunrcl: In TIC Eighth
Regiment illim,s state Gunrt's, Lieut.. C. C..
Morsc, uf tlln WcstfAll Zouavcs, fh bushnell, to
bn Captain, vlre Nrssfall, promoted to I.icutcr-
at,t.Culoncl: ticorge II. htcIIvane to be First
Lieutenant, vice lluycs, resigned, san.o culsl-
puty; Il. 4. Curwin to ho Second Lieutenant,
same company.
In the Fourth Regiment, Lieut.. Charles
a. smith, Altnuna lilies, to ho Captain, vice
whiting, rrs,ul,teh; SWIM II. Henson, sntne
company, IL lu Sceunsl Lieutenant, vice Smith,
promoted
Tho fol,nwing graduates In military science oi
tlta Industrial University 1T Champaign will re.
criyu cnmiiiusntary commissions as Captains:
Frank N. Palmer, Clinton; Gcorge A. Wild, Ma
re,,gn; ". Forrest Oliver, I.a.loga; ". A.
Marley, Mi. Curroii; Frank J. Malu, Gilman
, 1876-06-03

... u,,, ,, c- ,-n
"atc'-rentS 5cste1aa} "cre slim
Murl Interest is manifested by Cit, .Inll hab-
tturs in t,,c ,]nln,,s uf thu Cn,uty l,,ilt,fu-,
,..,,,,, ~,
Clty-Attorncy luth'l' Will devote ncxt week
to the disposal of the qttis!rEinnal claes called
III the Criminal Court In which tile city IL tic
nlainttn.
TN. co,nm,ttcr M Streets onl At1,va for thr
c., I,.",.,' !. ~ ,a,,, t.' ~. ". n' ~. 'av
s"uth DIVISION Is eal'c" i"r 1o-aas at3 p H. !"
Committee ai'ti tho Committee on Markets.
The rerct,ts in TIM 1.trns, Drnartnrnt vce-
terday wrrr $50. City Clrrk Nuix ia prenu2il,r
iist of ali u,llIecnsed places, Wild, viii tc pll1
hefnre the Council. Il viii ulul,ubttdjy he
given to City-Attorncy TAthi1, whn will en,n-
,hc1scs immediate uct!on against delinquent par
tics,
Mfr. Hayrs mailed Yesterday several hundred
conip.. IN nnn,,hGt form. Of fIfs address III NAV
/ 10 Tic Council on tinanyfaI muttrrs, uEl III
renosts, tS.ether With IN or,lfnau'p las. cd, tic
nrtryrta,ini,s nf t,r Cninjl. nnI Inc uuIninn nf
Judge McHilIstcr. Tic iN,oks were sent to
bankers ulI oycr the country,
The f,ommtttpr m puh,,. Rn,,f,;n,s. of yhrb
Ala, Van Ils,1rl ia Chairman. hclff y mcetinlr
Yesterday afternoon at Tic Chair1nn,,'s olltce,
M. Al C}urk street thrrc hcI,,r n larrc u,,ur,lm
nrpsrtt% Mr' VIM ossj n,,noune,I Himself ~
r,e1tiy onDosci tn reporting tf u re,n,rtcr bc-
Cum,ui,tcc, a,,l declined 10 Give uny urws,
osA'.'''>.' ''''N w e>' :" ~ "a' '''
II IS understood that aotnc ;, iurther dtVe!on-
hle,ta III sr!atio'l 70 soh ii"!en,S otlal':ltiun
Wlli sooLi !e ln'.le, wh1yh wy fcha IL diS'rtalt
thc story o1 tle ti:i'k1ns 5r',s about tie re-
turn Of Tint Sa,Ao cheek. 1t ~ satl ttcrs y III
existence memorandum male by Von llnltE
chewing il'r atnounts nc a'l4 partner D1 lls
oSf ~ thc ilaHk1scs,hna u Is not nnllkely tlat
Adj prurs,u,s has ron. Eas, morc to
ob,mn n kuuwlctlre 0f tIlr fruJtur ui
bunkers aul raltItaltsts OF that rcctton
Er k,It
attmm3,t ~ ur,n1Iatr a im,, Xviii" In. il ,f,cr].
h" ril} uienvr IT, s,mw tin atms If In. ,,rrscnt
ndIn1stSntio,I, hu,I the wrou. course "a t|,al VIVA
, 1876-06-03

eoo,l deal Of trouble to prevent m ntti0rnt.
Su,nc of tic men, inmc.li..trly aficr the necl-
dent To the man bt'rc mentioned, refused t9
work there, aud 1uit altogether. But lint d!d
not infect lis nell.'
Further ttnn tllnt Mr., Fttzsttnons hnd nothing
to ray. Attrr further questions, which failed to
rliclt nny information Rs to my other uhnstal
proceedings, the reporter Withdrew.
, 1876-06-03
Mrs. Pl01xl'4 AnectIntc4 Hf J0tlnson.
1fuctntitaHs& Haa0zIut.

Her old friend i.ud brcutcd his lust In his
diugy home In Fleet street, London. M soou-
cr II is tho event known, and tho oil! philosopher
at rest under thu stones ut Westminster Abbey,
tau tho printers weru busy Issuing "Antc-
lotea." Everybody who hAtl btury OF the dead
Boswell and Mrs. rinzzt were l.a,lsrl tt by ali
the world for the iargrht ut!1 must lntese sting
cnlle.tluts. Her Anrt,lotrs of tt!t. late hu,llucl
JnhGson, during the Last Twenty YEARS III his
the uswa Ut Lis death 1eacar1 hcr, Slipped
, 1876-06-03
BISHOP I}tlIMtITH Colleges,

We have much pleasure in drawing the attention
OF uar readers 10 the advertisement at tho Hishnp
lIellnuti. Colleges which appears in another col
un,u. Thcse Institutions, which ave In uycrJ re-
sIuct Of asAt.elass character. have now been cs-
tabllshcd for aoIc years, during which perind they
have secured n IarEH amount of the public favor.
scyolul hundred pupils from the best families in
uvery part of The continent having been educated
In thunl. We understand TINT thu rtofcssoslal
s.at1, we'll tic Yyslunl OF education adupted,
is entirely European.
, 1876-06-03
KIND Wi}RDs.

At elres'ial mcrtng OF the Paint, Oh, autl
Drug Exchange, held yesterday, resnlutio,.s
weFe paese,l eymrattiztng with Mcssrs. j. Z.
Warren Il Gu, late Of the corner Ut Luke and
franklin streets, now located at No. ty5 Nau-
dolpl, tor their losses by tue tire lust Thursday
night, aud liberal oilers Of sympathy were
matlr
, 1876-06-03
MARRIAGES.,

CLAHK--CIisIEE--1n this city, June /. by III,
Rev. Sumner Ellis, Mr. Edwin q. Clark md Mtsg
Frances 4. CiIsbne.
TttO!i:roS-OKANOEI thta city, Wetne,,
day. MAy ~, at thr Residence Ut sr bre'x Inthcr
by the ltuy Mr.. Sn1snl, Charles 'rhHrntor. Es1.
Md MlFs Ida tsabcIa Granger. danghtnr uf l'cnia.
min tirnHgct,
, 1876-06-03

A TIMELY SUGGESTION To rllR NExT GRAND
Jury.
n ths Editor NJ The Tribune.
CHICAGO, June "A communication In your
paper Of this morning very orportuncly rcvtVcs
tho recollection nf two almost forgotten stsi-
ltcs In the criminal rnle Of illinois, ane for tho
runiehment Ut conspiracy, the other for the
punishment Of gamblers In grain WHO run
"corIlers" on tl.o Hoard Of Tr.,le. The
late hcurner" IN tarlcv n(fort,s an TX
eelcnt opportunity for tcatfng what virtue
there mny lie in those penal statutes. II
l,oar,s ef Trade rules arc mere grass to tue
see whit virtue there is In stones. There Is no
ambiguity In the laws referred ia. The crimes
are clearly defined. Thc pns,nlties arc ample.
There Ia ito lack Ut proof 10 convict, and there
will tH MI hesitation in the courts to punish.
The, pr'neipnls, and brokers ars ali alike
Immunity lna rendered them bold, and long
suitcrancc. iiulIscscut The tir.ntl Jury In. Int
to casst otlt its drag-net. The ha.l viii be
eur,. The times nrc proptttous. It r. 4 bad
ycar MI around for al borts Ut crookcttness.
Chickens arc cqtning hume to ruost In astusl,-
nE n,i1nlcrs. There is music III the air, and II
Is tho "Roguc's March," Chicago Grand turles
have begun to whistle II IN ears long closed to
prtvntc md public rcpronch. Ptprft lo:rsily,
gentlemen of the t9rNnd Jury, nn'l ,'nt f forrst
needs yoi.r services. Wlnn you "re dane viii.
'icurn corner !" of la<t December. 1t Is rich
mtnr, perfect Golco,n'a Of jewels, wllosc
NAMES would nlorn any criminal calendar II
tho land. The time VIZ tr1,st' !!.s H., Ut lGngti,,
tho gods grint!s sltw, hut It grnGs exceedingly
!fne.'' LIT It grind. The griat Is ample We
will cast IN nlr gamblers, nnti shall mt tom.
plain II they MI 60 fur "tuil." VlSpEx.
, 1876-06-03

ladies' who aiu not use the fragrant sozodont
Will compare teeth With t1oae who do. they will
iu lnltant reasons Tor aapot!ng It than
cun be composed into newspaper paragraph.
, 1876-06-03
FINANCIAL,
TVf1lFVT7IEt
Sptcfd{ {1!1taIcb IL The Tribune

Sptr7d1 WJpa1cH u The 7TlbR8&
RpRlNasiglp, Ill, Jntu 9-Vuluntary petit
tio,,s In bankruptcy were to-day !iled by Davil
W. staillngs, OF Ncw,van, nuuglasB County,
anu hy George II. Wolfe, Jcrseyvillu, Jersey
County.
, 1876-06-03
MARTIAL lMEELfCfIY.

Special ntspatch 10 Tns TFtbANa
GRAND HAvKN, June 9.-Twu children Of
Christian 1loltclscElner, sccreted near this city
for two years, wcro captured tU-tiuy by their
divorced lluthcr, aul carried oil to Grand
Rapids.
, 1876-06-03
MUSIC IN EIROpE

ls cultivated to great cxtt"t owing to chcArncss
VI Instruments, Fclton i ronieEoy arc, however.
selling pianos aud orguus cheap - arc found In
Europe uE anywhere. &sso And 23l Stats street.
, 1876-06-03
THAT LIGHTNING TRAIN,

OMAHA, Nct,., june 3.-Thc fust train passed.
Pine Bluff at 0!3l D. ILL.,, four hours und thirteen
minutes ahead Dlstancc, 473 nlIles out
, 1876-06-03
rEltloI.AT AMI, Ills TOOLS

10 the Editor n The Tribune.
CHICAGO, June 3.-An,ong the nlnny cnscs Of
tllivying cunSpirac3es and sascultirs suffered by
the public Of late, there tas been nothing 70
1lcartlcss, so u,cau, aud wicked u,at III
rcriolat and his miserable arcoinplfres in The
County 1,oasl They have not nuly stolen their
thousands from the public, but robbed tho poor
objccta Of public charity Of proper fotM anil
clothing, und obliged these helpless and
pItiabe creatures IL cat md drink vile
iusrl, and worthless stuiT, that htlmnslr mnn
would not feed to Ill animal. Such abuse Of
the peoples charities and st,cll fnhun,nn con
durt Of public ticers III th. ninctccnt century,
In America, IN connection with their Wholesale
stealing, should lave hearing beluro Judge
Ly.rl und ttle ss,t,lirr the msrrnblc scullnlrcls
arc atf the face VI Gpd's footstonl, the better
for The community. llotirc among tic many
articles charged thr county uni paid for. To the
buss lhicf Perielat's account, are Xix
chests black tea, net weight, 5so pounds;
and SIX chests green tin, TO pounds.
Nu~, any merchant knows tllqt blnck teas con-
lain from 70 to 42 pounds to tho chest, and
green ttas 40 to 10 ps'uns!e and tlle pt,orer tic
tea the lighter the tict weight. Had the County
l!uarl adopted the suggestions of the Citzrns'
Association and John II. Clougl., md Engaged
IN honest business ,nan for Il County Purcllus-
Ing Agrnt, it would i,ayu been saving to the
taxpayers Of ever Tl50,nD tbs Vnst year, and
the pnllpers and the unfurtuuutcs would have
lla1 wholesome food. HUMANITY.
, 1876-06-03

FVV UECtGFE
When any one tells you they nra selling you fnrni-
ture al s'bottom 1gures." don't believe It. 0l1or
us cash mud bee what your 1nonry buys. llolton &
uiiureth, :....5 and ......7 Btata street.