, 1876-06-18

in pile, " to the Assessor you are equally IN Oh
5ect Of Interest and he makes no difference on &C
Te M
bnsincss, whether it Is your own Or somebody
else, morfgaged or free; Il your business ia sink
you are equally bound to pay on the money tied u
with the man who has made big st.ike and Il
earning 90 cents on every dollar rhis IS the law
Seventh Ward, who understands what he is talking
eitizens. There viii have to be 3 change IN 1hi'
Another thing will be looked After. II the poor,
struggling business-rnan who his capital daily
diminishing notwithstanding every effort on his
tighten it, is made to yield full tribute, he will
take fierce delight in seeing that al his wealthy
neighbors at least bear their share Of the buraen
Look out for some big assessments On the ta3,
! thieves whose influence has hitherto purchased
them coMpa ntiyc immunity.
SOMETHING NEW At LAST.
There have been many ways of Disgusting the
business of life insurance as OF sugar-coatug nau
seous medicines. Workingmen have found ont
on monthly Impairment system. There is scarcely
paftncnt nominally devoted to philanthropy but
anee: an' Il has remained, % however, ~ for '2a an
Eastern geniua to combine the attactions
and The @ fsgsa sad
II has been successfully accomplished in the estab
lishment Of the Temple Of Honor, an association
l10l already ms stUU lQQHGE anu III, UQQ members,
This order established : branch here this week.
The names OF good sound business men appear on
The list Of charter members, afording guarantee
agcment The following officers were elected at
tue drst meeting: u. II. We'll. Past Dictator; DR..
G. A Stark, Dictator; ". Il. Brazies, Vice e-Dic-
Rippey, Chaplain; C. q. Ross, Guide; S. G. Lap
ham, Reporter; C. A. Chaplin Financial Reporter;
H. Townsend, Treasurer; J: 4. MaEyin, Guardian;
Hill. A l.. Boynton, Trustees; G, 4. Stark, i.
D., E1nmining sasgeon On, :.
members.
HAPPY MILWAUKEE.
In Sixth Ward shanty on Island avenue, the
Coroner found the CORPSE Of on old man. si1 ena-
mother left the cabin early in the morning looking
for work to buy food. The father died at noon
The children had eaten nothing all day. The
sight OF the corpse sobbed though her heart
would break Deceased, John 1nstnnd. had been
sick for year. The circumstances Of the family
the dwelling WIS horrible The premises appeared
rs though they hsd been neglected ever since their
occupation. The stencil was frigAtful: a public |
burial was given to the remains OF the deceased.
THE DEMOCRATS.
It is understood that the delegates to St Louis !
VII assemble in Chicago the Sunday evening pre-
H. sy Sae Ere
most INIT for Tden, but considerably split up on
the financial question, those who live In German |
AVA 1a1U MQuG3, AuQ LQG4e
who liye in dyed -the-wool, old bourbon locali-
ties swearing BY the rag baby and lots Of 1t. With
considerable section the unconditional repeal Of
The Resumption act is demanded, with cessation !
of all Congressional interference with the laws Of
Trade, and Of supply and demand in gold. Judge
Davis Of Illinois, is considered the second choice
II the majority.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL,
AT the last meeting VI this institution informa-
lou Of very interesting character waa given.
)ne girl Of IL had been sent to the school by the
Municipal Court. another had been committed by
'rder Of Winnebago County court, the latter being
,o:n at beaver Dam, the parents residing ut Osh-
iosh, and a child had been committed By a lady to
ne care ! of the Institution Amongst other waits
bout the docks at Chicago, living like dog, oR
uch scraps as could be picked up. This child was
orwarded to relative in this city, who, benz in
isent, sent he her to the ladies, where she Is now
oing well. The matron reported that all In the
chools are doing fairly, and that considerable
rogress had been made BY all in department Of
be essentials In which the pupils are most lacking
hey are instructed in culinary Affairs and house
eeptns By the cook housemaid, and matron and |
ewing knitting, repairing, and so forth by yurious
et6ona.