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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-06-01

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, 1876-06-25
MUSIC.
1T HOME.
1 .-.
EpTY AND VOID.

Tne ABOVE cation has ccased 10 Dc ol htel-
est, for the prcsn at least Ihere Is no music
ot home. The musicians are of to woods and
watcr;ue-placcsl The conccrt-troupcs are dis
handed until net season. Last week there were
m CONCERTS prtjcr, and this week the concert
poers will also lave chance to rest. Musical
news ut home; therefore, SUMS ltsel1 up III q
few notices of gncral interest.
The most i,riortant OF these Is the action
taken nv the Nolo Club at its last business
mcct;np will, relrence to its work Of next sea-
son. The who'll public will be glad to know
that the C1ub hd decided to retain the ladies'
chorus which sag so finely with it at tho last
concert. The 1Iics will have four afternoon
rchearsals n ionth for the preparation
Of female cheuses, quartettes, trtos, etc,
and two ui.rt-rchearsals mouth with
the Climb upn music to be sung in
n,xe1 chorus. This will not disturb the
n,aDncrr}or of lie Club. It will sing as club,
and the 1alics,ehor1s will be auxiliary to it.
This will greatl| enlarge the repertoire OF the
Club and give {siaer sweep TO us ptos'an.nss
thon ,vcr hefor4 It's excellent and intaefatiga-
Bile conductor, }lr. Iomlins, Will u cou4se e
main at the hell.
Miss Jennie Disk, who is great fayoritc IN
Eastern musica! circles, and who sang heIe ~
connccIion wit the Afeadelssoln t1u1ntette
Club before th4re with fine success, Is aoout u
}eaye Daltimurior Chicago, to make iiei nulie @
with US. 4 teJmonial concert is to be gwen
her in Baltimod on Thursday evening .. tnIs
week, in which, number Of eminent artsIs ~ as
to take part. te will prove gseas a-scss'oA
to our musical lrc1cs. ... =. ,,,
Nj. Eddy, til wcll-knoTn orsanist, Is con
tcmn1ating = sh,1ner concert tour through the
, 1876-06-25
THE MODEL INSANE ASYLUM.

To the EdtEoT y 1he 1foaHe-
CHICAGO, June 24.-The management OF the
insane is subject that appeals to the sympathy
and interest Of every person in the community.
Insanity is rapidly increasing; the intense
struggle for woalth and position and the various
vices that arc te3e outgrowth Of our civilization
arc responsible in great part, for 1t; In its Vis-
tations it shows no respect for persons, II
"knocks as frequently at the palace Is at the
cottage gate" and II our households have
hitherto escaped, they are rendered thereby the
more Liable to be among the number from which
its next victims will be drawn. We have, there
fore, deep personal interest in the matter In
sanity is curable disease; judicious treatment
promptly instituted will restore to sanity from
SO to so per cent OF recent eases, and within 4
short time; and in the majority OF cases no
treatment is judicious that has not for its basis
isolation from home influences and mild dis
cipline, and these conditions can only be found
in IN institution specially provided. Humanity,
therefore, demands that these institutions be
conducted In skllful and enlightened manner.
The insane are dependents, "wards Of the COM
monwealth,:' in the vast majority Of the cases
supported by their more fortunate fellows,
nccsssitating a large expenditure OF public
funds. If the proper treatment is not
applied rapidly they tbershr soon become aope
expense to the body polite. 4 delay Of one
year will convert the number Of curable from
So per cent to 25 per cent, increasing In an il1:
verse ratio the number OF permanent depend.
ents. Economy, therefore, demands that all
the insane should be promptly placed under such
Influences as will In the shortest space of time
restore them to sanity.
We have, then, personal interest, humanity, and
economy uniting most earnestly III demanding
that our institutions for the care and treatment
OF the Insane be properly conducted; that no
appliance which skin or ingenuity can suggest
bc for one moment delayed that will hasten the
restoration Of these unfoTtunates.
The hospital for the insane Is an outgroWth
Of the present century. In times past these un-
fortunate victims were confined In 1ails, aims
houses, aud other places no better suited for
their proper treatment, herded together In
crowds, @ tic idra prevailing that they were pos
sessetl of the dcvll, aud force and violence we're
Used to exercise him. Starvation, the whip, the
sn .wer-'a.t', the !lacking-wells, els md other
:.:v. 'f:.c paii.1:ts were chaincd to chairs aud
'Ay, 3u a7;r3 7s:r3ppst ;e.r to t|.sir is bsas
x..x; ], -, ", :.tstl, until now the nolel
!: :.Is:ti! Is =. ruu1nud.6us structure. we'll
, 1876-06-25

-,
spite Of changes and the oss Of thetr eaRtIil
Their T T endurance is wonderful, and. little more
small thne such st stnr1 ti9 10 i row q
Snr;nrar1d viii probably consist OF Bancroft,
slroRs: Bolan, :; james. 9; Jacobs, Z; Thayes5 2;
Morgan, bow Immediately after the sptlngaesla lsl
The Erecntiye Committee of the club have decided
to try paper boat in the saratoa fase and 91, an
edort Wit be made to obtain snbsc,pt.ons % if9n pa
fne nnder toward meeting the expenses OF
It is 81 ,nSRe hSRee ss
sd - c,.n n .huulu not DC Iolnj possible to
a sase II tie ' 4.euiste amount for the Of
naner hoat The shell Of LAST year Will nave 10 oe
uted.
, 1876-06-25
THE OUTER WORLD.

T1lEATF1C11.S n ~" 1077.s'
The Kelly & Leon Minstrels have brought OUT
at the Twenty-thi1l Street opera-Housc, new
York, sketch entitled Coaching to reihafn'"
which is dedicated to Col. Kane. Mr.. Josepn
Murphy's performances in "The Kerry Gow''
wcrr continued last week at the Parl, Theatre.
The F}orences with their "N1iglty Dollar" re-
a;ana 4n: ~ 1va,,rr,s Mr j. Il. Stotldart as Joe
S,u.rrtt in HThe Post-BoyH and the eohes Fam
i1r IN II Bellies Of the Kitcheu'' were tile attrac-
, 1876-06-25
0UTCAST.

pn1y IN ortcast, friendlcsH and lone,
child Of the street, uncaEea for, UNKNOWN
A cure resting OH her. nowhere to CO.
iier 1yayward feet treadng the pathway OF woe;
Ailu}essly drifting, hopcless1y lost
One more unfortunate OH ltfe's tempest tosL
only m outcast. Stunned and condemned;
4 STRANGER to pitv, judged and condemned;
TOO wicked for prayers, scofhng at tears,
Careless alike OF the world and It's snceFd;
Dead TO tie memory Of happier hours
Puckine Lifc'E thorns. unheedin2 1ts nnWess, +o,
Gone lie ttcost-valne" Of her glrlhoods 1alf
On1y an object for the finger OF ecorn-
Only an outcsetI Misery's own,
Dead in the Morguc, unclaimed and unSno"n.
Brush softly back the damp nasecs OF halr
From the face sorrow-darkenea, YET "onufou7''
fair:
Revercntly fold the white hand on her oreast'
Only IN ortcast gone TO her rcsL-,a
Gone but not missed in this pitilcss WORLD
Oniy Que more into eternity hurled
CHICAGO. Juno IL. OWES III. N1Aso@'s wv
, 1876-08-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Chicago Caledonian Club give their
eleventh annual picnic and games Thursday at
Caledonia Park.
The Marshal selected for the procession at
tending the dedication Of the Church of the
Annunciation, Aug. 20, will meet his aids at
Maskell Hall this evening to arrange prelimina-
res.
There will be general meeting Of all the
branches Of the Emerald Beneficial Association
at Maskcl1 Hall at 2 O'Clock p. IN. to-day. All
members are requested to be present, MS bust
ness Of the utmost importance will come before
the meeting.
The Chicago Athenaum evening classes in cl-
ocution under Prof. 4. ?. Burband meet Mon
DAYS and Thursdays at S. These classes give
the last chance for this season Of receiving in
struction from this distinguished clocutionist,
and deserve the patronage of al who wish to
acquire the art OF good reading. The Saturday
art class Of Prof. Frcer continued to increase in
numbers and interest
The Frcnch-speaking population of Chicago
intend to have grand Centennial celebration.
A great picnic to be given at the North Side
Pacific Gardens on or about the Goth of Scptcn-
ber is being organized by the "Union Beige -
with the assistance of all our prominent French,
Belgian, aud Swiss citizens. The managers Of
this ''fete champetrc ~ say they will make it
tie most prominent event Of this Centennial
year. The programme OF proceedings is almost
completed, and will soon be published.
, 1876-08-06
HIDE PARK.

THE SIXTH SOuII fARk CONCERT
Of the season was given yesterday. The wealth
er, although threatening in the morning,
changed for tho better in the afternoon, and be-
came most pzopitious. The orchcstra, under
Hans Balatka, carried out the programme with
brilliancy, several pieces being repeated
by special request. The park phactons
and tho lotclcoach brought dozens of pleasure
seekers, and several large stages loaded to their
utmost capacity went from the city. There
were about 3, 0tO people present.
SPORTS.
The Dearborn and Chicago Rifle Clubs met at
the South Park ranges yesterday. Several
practice-matchcs we're shot, and at 3 o'clock q
meeting was held in the clubhouse, The
slight fall of rain luckily did not interfere es-
'sentially with the sport
The Oakland Baseball Club challenged the
nine from Hyde Park, who defeated the Eprlc-
wood boys So prcttily last mouth, to play at the
Thirty-fifth street grounds. The clubs met
yesterday, but the Hyde Park nine being minus
the pitcher and SECOND base, these positions
we're filed upon the grounds, and prac-
ticc-match was played. On account OF
the latencss Of fhc hour the game
was called at tho end of the sixth inning, result
ing in favor Of Oakland by scorc OF ii to 10,
Which shows that, ,witi their full ninc the HYDE
Park boys could easily have beaten their antag-
onists
L party of twenty or thirty arrived by stage
from Chicago last night
Among the recent guests Ut the Hvde Park
House t!t following were: noticeable: John H.
Kitchen, Noy: York. 8. 4. Otis, Z. G. S.uith
, 1876-08-06
TIE SWISS.

AN APPEAL FOR AID.
The recent heavy fnl1ndations in many Of the
Swiss Cantons hare caused such general ruin
that the Government has issued general ap-
neal in behalf OF the sufferers. The Swiss OF
this city, not un1nindful OF their old home, are
taking profound interest in the matter, and
arc doing what they can among their own
people and Americans generally to raise funds
for their suffering countrymcn. Following Is
the appeal:
To the Citizens Of Chicago: The Swiss Of this
city have already met In order to raise collection
among their countrymcn for their old fatherland,
lately visited by misfortune, The Relief and aid
Society received at the time of the Chicago fire
from little Switzerland, SIS, 750 05, which was
distributed without partiaiity to all the sufferers
The citizens OF Chicago will, OIL this occasion,
express their thanks for that great assistance, BY
proving their old we'll known charitable spirit.
The following gentlemen will have the Kindness
to receive contributions and deliver them to Mr.
Louis Eocrlin, President OF the Swiss Benevolent
Society. or to Mr.. II. Enderis, Swiss Consul for
forwarding the same: The Hon. Thomas B. Bryan,
C. Butt, Esq, the Rev. Robert Collyer. the Hon.
". +. Coo1baueh, Consul claussenius, Senator J.
II. Doolittle, Henry Grcenebanm ESQ.,, the Hon.
Thomas Hoync, Charles. A. Reed, Esq. Il: G: Du-
rand, ESQ.,, the Hon. II. ". Fuller, l.. J. Gage,
Esq, Charles Henrotin, Esq., b.. Locwcntha],
Esq, AID j. Icnsachcr, AID. j. Rosenberg the
Hon. George Schneider.
, 1876-08-06
CRIMINAL.

Philip Rosenberg and Louis Roscnthal,
charged by Samuel Jacobs with assault and rob-
berry, we're yesterday tried before Justice Footc
and acquitted.
James Falvey and August Schwartz are con-
fined at the Ar1nory because they yesterday
sneakcd into cigar store at No. 1GG Randolph
street, where they pilfcred watch and some
money from the employees there employed.
Charles Sonnenschein, peddler whose only
amusem cnt is to whip his dcfrcpt parents, re-
siding at No. ~ Kramer street, was yesterday
before Justice Scully for third repetition Of
the offense, and was awarded fine of 500,
which would send him to the House of Cor
rcction for fifty-one days. inasnluch as he did
atcly after receiving sentence, land while yetn the
prisoners pen, he drew small pocket-knife
and attempted to end his miserable existence
by cutting his throat. The bystandcrs inter
fercd in time, however, to save his life. He was
then locked up in cell in the basement, where
he continued fis suicidal intentions BY attempt
ing to butt out his brains against the stone
walls of his cell. He WAS then put IN a straight
jacket and chained down to the benches in lis
cell.
John and Hugh Harrity, formerly the keepers
of disrcputablc saloon at No. G6 Bremen street,
and were held in 81 600 bail each for all sorts of
violations Of the internal revenue laws. Earlier
in the day the brothers were up before Justice
Kaufman for disorderly conduct, and lad their
ease continued for four days in $500 bail. Some
time ago the Harrity brothers sold out their
they still retained controlling interest, as
they caused tho new proprietor to obtain
about 81 200 worth Of goods under false pre-
tense Of having bank account at koz1ninski's
They played the game upon Samuel Meyers &
Co., but the fraud being discovered, a warrant
, 1876-08-06
FIN ANCIAI,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 5.-Oa Sa.a1l--,
last, after the failure Of Bond, Moxcy t. Co.,
Stockholders, in consequence Of the tlisordc.ed
were all thrown out, requiring every tran 81 :tion
to be formally sctt.eu between the parties
thereto. This action met with the d.s4p-
proyal Of SONIC members of the BoarL oi
Brokers, and it was resolved to take test
case and have it decided upon BY an Arb,.
ing to hear the report Of the Arbitration Com
rnittee. That body decided that the borrower
was obliged to pay the price at wnicl, llc bor.
rowed, and consequently their decision reflected
on the action Of the Clearinghouse in throw
lng out the "sheets." An appeal WAS taken ia
t1ved and the previous action OF the Boarl sils-
tained, thus relieving the borrower of the nc.
ccsslty OF paying the full value Of the stock
when borrowed.
, 1876-08-06
ODD FELLOWSHIP.

REUNION T1KT
~ o ENsh eAASD h1fN1sEsFA1VEs
- eonlo'nl'ts Win arrangements made BY the
Committee appointed for the purpose, all Pas,
Grand Representatives and Past Grand Officers
of the Grand Lodge of the United States. in
oooa eton1;ne- ~ ,,..:. ~
49, esa'' "uo iaa5 '!s'1 rnaaoelphla With
s,e ln'g,llon o1 participating in the contem-
on Monday. Sent. ~. in the stre;co1 F,,7d r.,
~ sonsa~o stan+ sps - ~ sa' nusel una hall'
on oansomc street, Tor the purpose of effectinc
permanent organization On snch hasis os NOV
be determined nnon hv thoeo n-oeon+ ..,+;.1o. :.
,,r+;c;nota =, ~ ,,o e4''1'ieo ~
pat ttepale III tnc proceedings. A Committee
mas oeen appointed to prepare code of laws or
rules ana regulations Tor the government of the
association when organized, and it in erncctcd
the time above named. W. '~poat ~
To facilitate the movements of thc Commit
ter Of Arrangements ond 70 ~ IA 'uS ~ Soulin1to
thcrinr The nIiect ~ tho 70 a.u tnem IN iur-
~ sMm.n4s'ts tne oulGet VI tle contemplated union,
nn as. utanu ~ Hep[esentat1ges ana Fast Grand
Oiheers OF the u. l.: OF U. ). In good standing,
whether members OF the approaching session ri
that T. W. body or not, are requested to report
to the Secretary OF the Committee, John ".
, 1876-08-06
LiaIimum thermometer, 81. Minimum. 60.
GENEKAI. OBSERVATIONS.
CANADIAN ITEMS,
Special Dispatch to The 1ribua


OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 5.-The Government has
rcscinded the order passed in Council in June,
1868, authorizing the free entry Of ctangeable
gaugc-cars manufactured by the National Car
Company, OF St. Albans. VT, and the material
necessary for repairing them, and declares that
hereafter all foreign materials imported into
Canada for the rcpair OF foreign railway dis
ablcd en- route shall be subject to the duties
prescribed by the tariff OIL sucli materials.
David Glass, Z. G., arrived here to-day on
business connected with tho cxtradition uf
Martlinc Smith, the Detroit murderer, now IN
Jail i'll Windsor, Ont The United States au-
thoritics decline to demand his extradition from
Canada, owing to the present unsettled state of
tho treaty. Mr. Glass is dcsirous OF having
date fixed When Smiths imprisonment in Cana
da will cease. The case will be decided BY the
Supreme Court.
Special Dispatch to TIE Tribune.
ToRoSTo, Ont, Ang. 5.-The American steam
yacht Admiral, J. F. Kosscle, commander, ar
rived here this morning with some thirty dis
tinguished guests on board.
ST. JOINS, y. B., Aug. 5.-The local Govern
ernlncnt are about TO import another lot of i'm
proved live stock into this province The last
lot imported BY the Government, when sold by
auction, about paid expenses.
, 1876-08-06

Board. the thoronghncss and efficiency with which
the Faculty and ill those connected with tue A. AZ
1ninistraton have performed their 1ahoss, and the
proficiency and enthusiasm cyinced By the still
dents. ....
Any personal distrust which may have given me
anxiety to my duty was largely overcome BY tt,e
apparent cordial unanimity with which your EoaFo.
the Faculty. the Alumni, and the many friends OF
the University united in the assurances Of their
corporation.
II the conservation Of my energies shall prove to
be OF service in aiding those who have rafea INC
it to meet yet fully all the requirements OF
rst-cass institution Of higher learning, shalt re-
gard it As incomparab'y the greatest labor OF my
life
With the stcadfastness Of tried friends who have
given such liberal support in the past, the aid OF
Alumni, the faithfulness Of officers and the bless
Ing of God, there is assurance Of realizing for the
University the highest hopes OF au extended and
permanent career Of usefulness.
Relying upon tho great Teacher, who Is the
source and fountain OF all wisdom and goodness,
accept the trust conided to me, and shall hope to
be nt my post upon the opening Of the school on
the l1th Of the ensuing September Yours very
truly, ALoSzo AbERSErHf'
, 1876-08-06

Deputy Clerk Barrett, Of the Criminal Court,
is on flying visit to Cincinnati.
The Committee on Public Buildings and Pub
lie Service was to have convened yesterday al
tcrnoon to further consider the matter Of Court
House stone, but quorum was not present.
The stone men we're on hand in abundance, and
amused themselves with quarrcling with one
another. The next meeting will be held Iucs-
day afternoon.
The Horton-Evans quo warTanto case came up
in the Criminal Court again Yesterday. Mr.
Birch, who had signed tile Statc's-Attorney's
name the day previous to the petition IN the
casc, having become satisfied that the rclator
was insincere, and further doubling his right to
sign Mr.. Reeds name in such a case, asked that
the matter be dismissed. The relator's attor-
ncy objected, and upon his promising to prove
his sincerity he was given until tomorrow to
prepare and present The necessary atlidayits.
The Equalization Committee closed the work
OF hearing complaints yesterday. During tho
day it was in receipt OF careful estimate Of
the mortgages aud outstanding Indebtedness Of
the county which arc taxable, as appears from
the records, which foot up over IS 00O, 600. The
Assessors returns show that only about $780,
600 Of this amount has been assessed. Among
the mortgages OF record, untaxcd, are two in
favor OF B. F. Allen, one for SIS 000 and another
for s65,000. The Committee will commence
tomorrow, when some attention will be paid to
the unasscssed mortgages, as well rs to the un-
dcr-assessed banks and corporations.
HARMS EXTRAS.
Tho matter Of Farmer Ilarns' extras,''
amounting to about $4,000, is creating. consid-
cradle talk. A reporter conversed with him
OIL the subject yesterday. Hc very
properly says that his claim is
not for "extras,' ~ but for extra work over and
above his contract, brought about by the Boards
changing the Court House plans since the con-
tract was awarded him. He said further that
the quantities in the work had almost been
doubled, the character OF the material improved,
anu his bill Just. On the other hand. the archi-
tect says that his bill is exorbitant-for for
for laying brick, and runs his quanti-
ties up beyond all reason. Egan, as
before noted, is willing to allow him $21 $50,
but no more, and on the whole there is pros
pect for nice little quarrel and law suit. So
far Mr. Harms has been paid $51 900 on his con-
tract, to say nothing Of 5000 for "cxtras "
allowed him some weeks ago, which he has re-
fused to accept under the circumstances, argu-
ing that he will take nothing until he gets what
he wants. His bid was $S4,5O0.
, 1876-08-06


tributing members in the State. The resonrces
| OF the lodges are reported to be S1,10G, ,I;1 n
bcsioc s2i014 II which is set apart us a sDcti,f
| fund Tor the education of orphans. The Gro,1
Loase 1ssGi ~ u"ns .e1' ssea.e sal4ea at sl5o 00
soi - Th"ra ar1. NY. ,,,r ~ aoout sH,0
!, ;n tbe state exccnt onc r ~ t,' every co.n-
III LUZ has i,roisc Ife feo ~ = @ scn years tie
.h th.,ant:ai 10 ~, hnnt1l 100 10 i,oc0
slo"tn o"o't41'''a1 714o nea''ns Us We'll a
I cALHoRS1A.
E. D. Farnsworth, Past Grand Sire. anil ~.
| wife were injured few DAYS since by rnnavra
horse, but not SO seriously as to entlaascr it,.
| Both are recovering from the injury. ~'
The Ro,rd n, 1,ireftors of the ndd-r.u
! Savings Bank Of San Francisco have decarrJs dGs
| ncnt deposits and $40 per annum on tcn,nnra.
| ry deposits. This was for the half-year e,.t.
| Ing June 80 1876. @
1,-o,.,. 4ha,,s,,,, ah,xos ~
0dl'Felfors Hai1 asso;,t,n - ~ a., 9.oTh o. the
& t d1 I'LL - assue.tJu tha q on Fraacseo
cnrnsr of n WarLet and Fnmrtb etrca,s On tie
trn y, ta. ,ns NJ. au h,. ,1 ihe e:
ments which were given preference over sin m5;.
yitluals and demand was greater tan the n,, a,'u
ply The fraternity in California arc cncrr,t;o
enteFprlsing, anu nave abundant means.
| ~lSCoSs'S,
,,,i ne hon' u. +; 5hlasicy' Granu Instructor Of
A'A1 80 "NAA't, tsAA' W t1SlL1Er
inc Words If cncoura@cmcrt. His i,harlp isa spea.
having marked elect upon the Order IN .tc Itc
State N.' III tae
lhcre IS town IN Wisconsin which is called
~ naAut ht!U" ~ "H:at-out 10 Ha1he Is spelled
ochlelslnGer'lllc: lts population consists Of
te" hunafeo Int,Ity gcrlnans. Inc Lodge hero
M nas e eISS,eo o1o Heal ano tasty oaildng at css
u So'ooo.
Niscnnsin Jo:7pe M IA ~ Iancsr;11o H.,
eomed out with d public installation in .IuTs
This Lodge numbers about 14O, while Janesyilia
CITY Lodge has membership Of ~. Roth ars
widcawake and endcayOr to excel in pood ,rnrs-
and rood works. o~~~ VIVA
R,c;n. ,.,oi,,s r. ho tne h,nror ,,;+,. T., 49,,
jurisdiction. She boasts three Lodges and orc
Encampment, which, for city II so limited
population, is credtabic. Racine Lodge M s
Inc PaienI LonsG o. oi tne elts, os1ls It's hall and
4ie a nuliu.s ~ n,e a,, ~ Is noeasso Inc other
Iii LoueS III "oi4ts, "e14' Numerically anu nnanr
cla!}. ....-......