, 1876-02-13

with the Aldermen. who themselves know the
ropes and have been through the mill, and to
whom he would be acceptable, he ought to be
strong candidate against any person likely to
receive nomination, With the only exception Of
the two gentlemen first named. COMPTROLLER
White Is also heard OF IS candidate for the
Democratlc nomination. he ia too good a man to
be allowed to quit his present Office, and 1t IS to
be hoped. for this reason alone, that he will not
be nominated. Tho Oomptro!lership should go
to one man for life, where such 4 man as James
White can be found to fill it. And l who say it
never asked favor Of James White, or received
one, or expect to receive one, or have friends IN
that position. There are other candidates. For
City Clerk, and other Offices, nothing is to be
said Of interest to the public, except that Maho-
nor, Hareer, Damon, and George are oil trsins
honestly to deserve and got the former position.
JOHN HISsEY,
who. Justly or unjustIy. 10 credited with per-
feet mania for receiving the appointment OF
Chief Of Police, has come to be very prominent
IN the control OF tho Democratic party OF this
.clty. He is snrewd, Bagacious man, ono OF the
few among the Democrats who unto IN one per-
son strong, rugged physical formation. with
big braln and well-balanced, powerful mimi; and
is to ba admired or dreaded, accordingly as your
interests point. 4 newspaper man loves John
for the number OF items his active aggressive
career furnishes.
BLOODY ITEMS.
Robert Spencer. pensoner on the gratitude
and treasury Of the ration for value received in
blood and bono, exchanged the protection OF the
Soldiers Home for 3 shanty of his own, the
monopoly OF sweeping tue Chamber OF COM
merre, aud the fluctuations OF housekeeper.
William Troulod, an old comrade, wanted tha
housekeeper, but not the responsibility Of pro-
viding shanty for her. He implored her to fly
with him s; but. it appearing he had nowhere
particular to fly to, she Indignantly refused.
Then the green imp and quart Of whisky took
uossession of William, and he waylaid Robert
and threw him on the ground. and stabbed him
in the head, and crushed IN hlB face, and then,
hearing voices, ran away. leaving his victim still
alive. The would-be murderer is under arrest
1T the Home.
THIS ia = probably bloody item John Roberts,
Vatertowp came to Milwaukee few days ago,
and sold q carload Of hogs for 81. 200; has
not since been seen. Man Of good character;
no reason for running array Last beard OF was
in tho company Of stranger. Foul play is
| feared. Look out for tho next aoater with four
stabs in the heart and bullet in the brain.
Edward Blauschek used to peddfe in the
country, aud made enough money to retire.
| Haylpe nothing to do but drink lager and get
into and out OF tongue matches with tho old
| woman, be vent on high old spree: and cele-
! brated the Soth year OF his age BY blowing his
| brains out Friday night.
| PERSONAL
/ Dear old DR.. Brendecke is going to speak
| about lager beer at the Tuesday meeting OF tue
| Germanla Society. # the Doctor could but be
| induced to give Us one Of his quaint taka about
his alligators, and butterflies. and badg.
such like, in his own peculiar broken English,
| what real treat it would be The Doctor is so
earnest poor. and simple. knows so much, and
| tells what he knows SO we'll, that the reauy
| laugh At his imperfect English is always 1e-
| pressed BY admiration Of his undoubted attain
ments. 49,
Messrs. Butler. Davis, mud Flanders have
| dissolved their law partnership.
| Prof Colbert will walk among the stars Tor
| our qualification, at the Academy sunday after
noou- ......
| Frank H. Whipp, ESP. has gone East for 4
few weeks. He has received several odyanta.
| eeous oners from New York but it Is to be hoped
| he will decide to remain among us-
A Young l.oy employed at the Newhall House,
in the capacity of waiter is said to be betrothsd
to gentleman of wealth and position. Names
are not mentioned
Mr.. Herbert Hackney, recent graduate OF
Cornell University, and now assistant super1n-
tepdeur OF Bay View Iron Mill, WAS married on
Wednesday evening to May Louise. daughter Of
N. W. Todd, Esq, ....-
| THE L1on1 FANTASTIC.
Miss Gertie Dickens gave full-dreBa party
at 7O2 Clybourn street, which WAS attended by
about fifty, and gave greet delight, being ono Of
the most Joyous Of the season.
Ni1vaukee Temple OF Honor Temperance
Lodge bad an irritation party On Monday as the
| CANT a1a,r, refined aud charming, and left no
! cnampaene headache behind.
| AIUsE1ENTs.
| 1h6 IerUan military oa41o Aes o1eu taA:4Hti
successfully during the week at the Opera
House.
concert WAS given BY the Musical Society
| Yesterday evening at the Academy OF Music.
The German Theatre will renew les vigorous
youth under the management Of julius Collmer
The new lessee.
One of the beautiful sights Of the city is tina
diminutive son and heir OF Hewhall- House An
tisde1, with about fourteen Of the hotel children
dangling by his watch-cha1n. climbing up BIZ
vest buttous, and playing hids-and-seek in hi
coat pockets
Whenever you SOC neat bronzs trimming il
3 railroad coach, bs sure you remember II VIZ
! probably manufactured in Milwaukee.
Thanks to the blessed MULTIPLICATION OF stree
7.;iroads. the Cream City that used to etary
two carriage shops, now supports ak IN opulenc
and ease. Hallelujah!