, 1876-07-30
A Narrowing Erotie Rem
iniscence from Ocon-
OrnOWOc,
4 Weeks News from Waukegan,
Aurora, Waukesha, and the
Suburbs.
WISCONSIN.
MILWAUKEE,

no sense are tncy 1naae TO 1ecl Il Stigma at
:achcs to them or stain clouds their good
name Their relatives aud employees visit then,
freely, coming and going as though the ljall WAS
swhsky-oflcc hired in common by The trade as
whisky-busincss headquarters. They live
wc1l, cat we'll, sleep we'll. To some Of them,
life of comparative abstinence has proved all
unmixcd blessing. Jake Nunncmachcr the
cider, owner Of the Opcra-House Block,
man supposed to be second only
In wealth to Alexander Mitchcll,-that
is to say, second to the greatest
millionaire OF the Northwest-is one of the con-
s1cts He will be liberated Nov. l. Beyond the
fact that his daily walk II bounded by the Jail
limits, he is not one whit worse off than in his own
acme.
Leopold Wirth is, Of course one Of the characters
Ut the jail. He is unchanged unless it be for the
better. He talks as glibly US ever, and with as
much unconccrn for the truth rs though he never
doubted everything he uttered was swallowed by
his hearers gospel. Tic takes the view that if
the Government had let him oil it would have been
better to the extent o1 $50, 700 to $50, 600 per
month square taxes. and no more crooked whisky
made. He continues to regard the formation Ut
the Whisky Ring lone Of The exiscnccs of the
whisky business
William Bcrgcnthal. who is perhaps, one Of the
brightest, honcstcst boys" Of the lot, and who
is credited with the belief thnt he would have run
straight il circumstances and corrupt officers and
evil ASSOCIATIONS hadn't Obliged him. in spite Of
his better nature and judgment. to run
strict attention to business square busis when
he comes out. He will Qrnb:uly slatt again, anu
earn the reputation OF good citizen.
The remaining prisoners are all i'll good health,
and contrivc 10 pass the time comfortably. All
unite in denonnelng Louis Kindskopf, not, appaz-
emily, for the reason tnat Louis Rindskopf Is any
worse tnan themselves, but because lie had skill
enough to get clear whilst they hadn't although
Zach and every one Of them would have told I'll he
knew 1o have come of rs easily.
THE BROAD ROAD TO RUIN.
4 cutter named Watson in the employ OF Mullen
Brothers. wholesale cloth merchants, two years
sgo obtained holiday to so home to visit his fam
romniscrating the destitute family. maae place
lor son of the deceased, who is good looking, and
honest, and va. about 10 be raised to hlgher po
sition, when it was accidentally discovered that he
has been iu the habit OF abstractn. goods from the
slorc and selling them TOT dealers in all parts
in. iu over 81, 0UV. The Isl was arrested and
made full confession, when it appeared that he
had for months past been lending ditsolute life,
spending his evenings in billiard and houses
pf 1ll-1epute, and gambling.
He will so to the Pcnitentiary. the mother
whose chief support he was is nearly heart broken,
IN unepotted name has been suliied, and one more
life has thus been wrecked.
DlME-SoyEL HEROES.
Three boys, named Ad0lph HcarMan (13}- Burt
Carrier l14j, and Elijah v ard t13). of Bay View.
companions in many boyish scrapc and in the
tagnr ,perusal Of dime novels, suddenly disap-
departure tie boys we're full OF boastfulncss Of
the exploits they expected to perform. One said
he was going 10 the Centennial to pick pockets and
on the plains to scalp Indians; and the other an
nounced mig intention OF proceeding to the Black
Hills to find nugget big enough to fit out a first
class pirate ship. These young hopctuls had eEl-
IDENTIFY been laying their plans for :; long time
Their disappearance at an early day seems to hare
been senerally expected. Bcar1nan wore, faded
NnH
LAIR is dark brown, and short Carrier had on
dark clothes, much worn, an CID brown hat, and
has dark hair. Ward we'll dressed, having
dark clothes, and brown hair.
END OF A PICNIC.
man named Derndt. or Brandt, the oficials are
fague as to which, residing, it said on franklin
Street tried to drown himself in cistern, Int, be-
lns perceived BY q woman, was rescued. It IL said
that the would ne suicide went out with his wife to
sort OF disagreement With her which ended in i
violent quarrel, whercupon he told her passionate
" she should never so to picnic with him again,
M nnd started for home, where, af,era few prepara-
uons, he attempted tU drown himself, with the
above result. 1t is hopcd the couple Will take
warning BY this narrow escape.
ELEVATOR STEALISGs.
Ills stated that j practice exists among elevator
n,en connected with the weighing OF wheat OF
weighing short, taking the surplus for their own
rse: The plan is described in this way: Men are
rent ont 10 ouy wheat The sent IN to the
tesator on thcir own account nre credited with tay
@oO pounds more than they really weigh. these 2oo
POUNDS being taken of the cars Of outsiders. It
AAs lohe been known that ships deliver short car
goee ut nuflalo but it was not suspected that any
ctIookconess took place in the weighing before
SHIPMENT Probably tue proper committee of TIE
mailer.
\ CENTENNIAL CONSCIENCE.
voseph Melville. u Third. Narder. went TO Inc
.e4uon few nights ago and desired to be taken IN
" oeusiody and punished severely for crime com
n,,tsd two years since. namely: the stealing Of
"a aGa from the person Of Fred togeI ne sald ne
ntt% mart 1svT+ II n
.! .!.ah II he lad suffered imprisonment the wno!e
taa me. aug. as The only means of e1piatlng the o.
epn.E o9s1sd @ bis bouy to the executione1: 50 t 70
=. = paxnbFoker who had since - busted; hence
~ me Ia naerhce was incomplete. The man was heio
~ custody couple Ut nights, and then felcaseu.
NJ one drsl11ng to prosecute the case.
IN NEMoR1AM.
fteoer1ck n. laync, one Ut the most active.
nas.sS ne. and honorable young men Of MllWauSee:
passed to the spirit land Thursday. the victim OF
Usizeal IN the prosecution Of his duties IS Deputy
soiieetor Of Internal Revenue. lie was appointed
t, 70 aast position by Collector Bean when clean
determination @ to prevent fraud on the Government.
rs nas OUT night aud day III all wcatllers Keeping
o. o. Three ordinary mcn. Exposure to severe
sTeather, and want OF rest, brought on u
;oenSmat'e 10 Sa attack with fever, resulting finally
IN! IN lang disease. Some weeks ago the deceased
"as Considered conyalescent and so recently as
.ae ON OF June was united in the holy bonds OF
ida ida'tamony to Miss Sarah Il. Evaus. Of Grand Rap
fr1
~. aud accomplished. 10 whom he was deFotedly
naehed ;'. The fatigue and excitement OF travel
ns, so soon after long illness, told on the young
psaaesEoom, a and he took TO the bed from which ne
@ vas borne TO the tomb. Throughout his Illness ne
~aa cheerful constantly cndcavoring to soothe all
rsia esGnnd him. and bearing his sutlcE,nss with tne
Easm 81 q truly brave and noble mind. The morn
ing q Wednesday he assembled, all the family
..ound him, and so light hearted was he that ne
proposed picnic. Thursday the patient kpirt
ok ao1sook its earthly tenement Deceased was the
only brother Of Henry C. Payne, Postmaster. by
whom he was dearly beloved, and who has been
fFqnstant en- IN tender watchfulness in the sick room
1he unhappy widow is inconsolnble. The sympa-
ny Of all classes is extended to the bereaved fan-
ny. Fred ". Payne in life was model OF manly
Pnse1ca1 beauty, with constitution apparently OF
Ion, and indomitab!e will.
ADJUSTMENTS.
The week has been Comparatively dull in the way
stage amusemenrs although outdoor P!sasqqaes @ qae,
.oeh az picnics. hare been plentiful. INC 1o1ly
!nemae thieves drew large audience At the Opera
noase ns th!s evening To.mo1row lsnnaay7 e'e1 i,
~ tae same place give special entetta'n13en 3e ".
sn which occasion there will no douo1; oe .I.f
attendance. a. Spritualistic -c1cles haie Aase'5