, 1876-07-30

eool M bit Of csotism; And yet it may benefit them
u they arc endowed with the characteristics which
,x1 g at1ripntes fiss to them pernsal OF the ha*h
m Hits em M to suicide and thus prevent the
The four Athletes, SALISBURY Hughes, Barker
1a1i and GIiswold. who were baeted members ut tic
ers in the State. and will ere long help make p the
:. FIRST nine' terror to other organizations.
The .'crowoait" Gov. sprasue left for the East
On Wednesday, in order to shake his hoof at The
Buffalo and Rochester races. ' '1s
Miss AHA s!auson entertained few choice spirits
M at her beautiful hone On Wednesday evcuinr.
soon after tea an adjournment wus made to the
lawn, where "a feast of reason and flow Of sonl''
was INDUCED IN until late. This speech from Uor-
ace was the feature Of the evening.
The many friends OF Michael Quinn A former
Iesident VI Racine, will learn with sorrow OF lis
w. Isa1a " accident on the Union Pacific Railway
wasant a nom on WIS, %h,eh b was engineer ran into
The driyer, fireman. and n,achinist in the ruins
ar. Quinn was faithful and efficient engineer on
q gus 5 to his sojourn West and has met with more
tne,ths escapes tilan generally befals even those
Of his profession
J.. II. Starkwcathcr, at one time tho Agent of the
belle City Llne of STEAMBOATS, i'll Racine died re-
Gently ut Detroit Mich. Those who knew Mr.
oMrk"eather while located here have kind re-
p1ished gentleman.
spragnc Merrill WIS student at Racine College
nnt'l commencement ut which time his father sent
him money and transportation To take lin homs.
but the old gentleman ,nout1s bis boy us dead, as
he has heard nothing from him since tlleu In
an'rles instituted here by Sir: Frank Lowell, who
was written to the subject, disclose the fact
that the prodyal is now doing the Centennial, anu
Il this should meet his untlli2l eye it may induce
him to communicates with lis anxious paternal.
optic on one of the new b1lstles that was dragging
lauy down Main street, and tried to hide It's lIcai
under the buggy like the guilelcss ostrich. The
frightened horse.
The sensational story going the rounds OF the
newspapers regardin. the natural tunnel under the
Straits of Dover is pronounced canard BY mem
her Of the icad family. who is an esteemed resi-
dent OF facinc. A contradiction of the fraud NAV
seem unnecessary. but the fact TINT We have rel.
atiye Of the old and wealthy family, who have
come into such prominence in connection with the
mysterious tunnel, in our midst may prove an
item worth recording.
An adjourned law term Of the circut Court again
conscncs IN Tuesday next, when Justice will be
dolsd out to the unhappy by the blind goddess
Racine Iiarbor is again placed on the improve
ment onleE. and our natives are happy.
PERSONAL.
Miss Flora Van Nostrnnd has returned to her
Northern home at Green Bay. after h pleasant
journ here IL the gnest Of Mrs. Il. Ii. Baker.
1t will take more than Il goat to comfort him
now
ton last Saturday.
Miss couper, 1t Burlington, could not resist the
attractions @ Of our m bsauiful city, and came again
James MeClMrg. Esq. the talented assistant Of
the lion. William Tapley on the -4atocate, is out
again after severe illness Of several weeks.
Miss Alice Bent, Of Chicago, was the guest Of
her friend Miss Sage last Monday.
The Rev. E. B. Spauldins. for many years the
efficient nnd talented Assistant Warden Of Racine
College. will soon leave fur the Golden Gate. nc
conlpanied by his beautiful and accomplished lady
Our citizens, social and other, will earnestly re-
gret the absence OF both from the circles they
adorned.
Mrs. Edad Smith has left, also. for the sunny
slopes Of the Pacific IN company with her daughter
Ed Thiere, Dick Robinson. and George Yale
came up as spies from the - Grangcr" camp to
measure the heft OF the - Athletes, since which
time the former club has dlsbandct
j. 81 Watkins, Esq. G. T. 4. of the M.. R.,
F. S. s. G. Railway, formerly resident Of Ra-
Tuesday.
Beverly Fillmore, Esq., Of Neenah, Wis.,, .*laid
over" at Racine to rccupcratc, on his way home
Isaac Lyon, ESQ.,. father OF the Hon. W. P.
Lyon, is visiting friends i'll the city.
Kenoeha. were in the city last Wednesday, and
quartered themselves with Miss Mamie Goldic.
Mrs. W. j. Hull, OF kenoshn, was inllalny the
fresh lake breeze in town last week.
Col Howe and daughter, E. Martin and daughter,
and the Rev. II. Simmons, all from our sleepy
our city last Monday.
J.. S. Corning, ESD, OF Chicago, General Agent
Of the NJ, X. l. T. Railway, came up last Friday
in the interest Of his road.
OFT Petit and Herb Theirs. citizens OF the ham,
let to the south, were banging wheczy ''croW-
bait" along the highways anu byways last THIS
day.
Capt Thatcher, Receiver OF the Government
Land Office at Neenah, was in the city last Friday
taking in the lions.