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, 1876-04-08

Tho election Tuesday passed. OF quietly, md
produced tho most satisfactory results. THO
utratglt ticket was elnctol throughout aud tho
constitutional growlors and opponents Of iui-
proyetuo,lt nrs once moro required to tnke back
seats and lot tho toHn moro on. It was TIM
must comploto victory eyor won LJ tho party Of
law and order aud capecta bltty, Mnd leaves tho
1taatfcctcl in n donora2td condition. The
yoko WIS NJ fnllowA:
For Supervisor-Alsul Wheeler, 4lg; Co,r-d Bund.
ulIeher. III.
Fur Assessor-so.h r. l1an:aot, 4os: l.. II. Barn-
Fur Con,,n,sstoner-r. I, caah,, 400; Thomas
Tor Cocctor-cs.ar ctarlsH, III: II: Kranz, 13L.
For Cicrk-fI. u. bradley, 4Ta: J. ]. Wilson. 1!G.
For School TrA:ce-' n tliils, 5s: J. Turner, leo.
First Head Ostrscer-L. Remedy, AeS; j. Fountain,
Second Road oycrscer-El chaut, 4aa; !. Sick.
InNcr 119.
Thir'i Roal oycrsscr.-S. llaua=u, 4al; J. Hcl.oc.
dc7. lis.
ronll. .Mast,E-Geo. ,yilarrst .03; Conrad sclucli,
Tho school election s.tur,iay for Doard Of
Education III tho First DiNtrict resulted in tlla
clloco of fire nlombcss rs fo|lowa: l1ussfn. q.
II. Crum, H. D. Coxe, Thomas Aluldiug Thomaa
Shirley. and - payno Il,e sixth place was
not filled. MI there wna tic between alosgre.
Mooney mud petrio, and q Bpnctnl otaeslon will
DO hea to I'LL the vacancy Saturday, Mt tho Hnuo
hours and piaeo. Nlr. aiooaoy Btloul bo eeotee
to this remaining position. AZ a Director ho
haa devoted much ti'ne during tho past year to
tho schools Of tho district especially tho olo in
hiH neiylIborhood and las lHhorod boIo1y for
their interest, anu TINT Of tho town. For this
reason soma few Bore!!euds want him dofcat cd.
lIo il too honest for them.
pALATITE.
the now Board Of Village Trustees, olocte.l
Mnrcl, 20, met for tho tlfas tins Monday cvo:l.
Ing, April 8. at tho Clstls's oGi.o. Tho Doarl
organized by choosing Israel Snitb Chairman.
anu i. ]. Fillbsrt Clerk Of tho 1;oarl.
Tic ealoon-lIeenso for Tho onauiuE yoar
WINS fixed at 52UU. After the transaction of sonlo
minor busines,, tho i,1arl adjoaruel to r,ccs
tienon Constitute lilo ncr Iloa,d. j. Smith,
President; ". II. l.ytln. lreaHurer: !. ".
Decker, JOHN Loges, II. schaciIes, Trustees,
mil L. j. Filbort, CLERK.
, 1876-04-08
ALLEGED FORGERY.
itft 1kANEIN ftEhHltEAu9.

During tho month Of February hlr: Thomas
applied to Thon'as Il Co., rcal.csta,c dealers nt
No. l oafk s.tees 10 ' heso1,aso .oe" 2, s'vo
MeHascrh oopos'teu WIN anoh'@s po'o 1oe
e6,ooot drawn ny j. ~ fnthuo', eaaa 10 DO
real casa.e dealer at No. 50 Broadway,
Nov Ycrk. un,l A trust decd for luutt
l., 1,o,.,,,tao fu,,tv Mn .uacnc, N
-, "a 49,, ',a.1 IT,.
iAthnm ~ Ha" ''aueo Mason'
wrstor7, nrnnun o,J Etny,o st1cot n1acad HI,
49,, T., ,,,o r,rd, of ,rhouoa \ ~ Tor nolc
Jaso AZ 'no ,'anu' VI 4hoh1as :" ~ w t"',.
Alter come aoias an ose''a11ge OF Mcuosefhs
tho uapis Of e075 for tho latter. which waa
soo,,-,. ,,v i'm ro-nr,, tr,,.,. .,tooa tlcnn,, In
soou'o" ~ ~ .n'.a "1ta.-"'su' "a. a,.n ,,,o
ro'',n, ,s q,on boos ,ua all nnds
wpro apparently satisfied. At Tho conclus1on Of
tl,e transaction htcGovcru eutilcn'y accamo IN
visible 70 parties who wcro nnxa'la 10 aniofxiow
him, Thomas 4 Co. particularly we're aoiicitous
OF, md exhausted every resource to obtain az
audIence. 1liey uslfessed htnl notes through
Tho mail, hut for ua'no unexplained fea,
son they remained unanswered. IotGaseu
oiicis any sutisrne:ory tcst't. and al inal re-
sort tho firm employed dotect1ro nafnco Bags
to tlud l,l. ..
Tho hitter ascottNsncd Tint other powors Of
| astornor for thn sale Of tho Missouri prop
orty hY,ulhoeated by aicGovern wore
eysau:, nl,d Claims to hnVo procured
ono of these lnenmcntH from Jatncs
Fannil, residing at Hu. " Chicago ayonuo.
When this uaa brought to the knowledge OF
Tlolnas e. Co.. that firm caused tho arrest OF
Fanslils. aud also ia oro out watrant for Ntc-
Gorcrn. TN proceeding to tile house Of Fan
min shoy found ho was OUT. and determined to
await Lis rotusns Prior to that event search
Of tho pIcmsca VAS lnndc, which resulted
III tito discovery of blank powers OF
attorney, blank deods, nbatractd otc..
i'll various Btaees Of compilation, Hotno s'snod
and sealed In hAf,k. Nfcn Fsnntn returned le
waB plnced under arrott. and roluoBtcd his vifo
to "look ont for tue rapors," 70 Which, st'o re-
a:1onled That thc officers lhtl discovered oil:
whost lo remarked, "Wore dad aud gono.'
and was taken to tho Madison Street, Sutton.
, 1876-04-08

spectai Dtsunteh TO The Chtcaan Tribune,
WAEKEoAN, ILL.,. April 7.-S1elvin BurtiH, Of
this city, started this evening 1t 10 o'clock. in
plrnlx Hail, to waik twcnty-foAr houru, in
which tino ho Will cndoaror to walk 100 mica.
Among tho spectators arc Ills Honor Mayo.
Wcrtlon md Indy, aud tho Common Council.
DurtiH accomplished hia frat milo In t1:40, and
waB accompanied BY Itosnco Wokham, Jr. ThiA
liz tho Irrt attempt at pubic uadestranism Walt
kegan has ever atutEcd lit. and Is therefore the
principal topic ii convorHatton.
, 1876-04-08

Tho prosperity of Chicago newspapers is
shown by tho d1mallis nale upon thon, from
timo to time, for tho extension OF thor printing
facilities. Tho Inter- Ocean, soeiug. in its stcady
fucroase of circulation, tlsat tho .lnao is not far
aiatapt when tho great c!ght-oylindor Hoo
press, on which tho l,apor has heretofore been
printed, will ba entirely Inadequate, yesterday,
throush its manager. Mr.. Nixon. contracted
with the bullock Printing pross Company of
Philadelphia for two Of t.,olr now porfecting
prcsaos with Nil tGor late improvements. Tlo
cost, Including atorootyp.ug apparatus. is
900. aud tue prosses are to DO delivered
within tho 'noxt thrco months. >
, 1876-04-08

DEATHS.
Fincrsi ferv!ca at fit. Jancs Church. corner of
Casa and Huron strcsts. on Saturday, at ~. III.
r,;s 4, ~ H.. t of Of GSs1 's fSsHr
AIelt!, ai,sd yc1ts and II mu1thg.
Funeral from parouts' residence, No. 161 Rumsey
ioseh.l. Friends Of tho family srs lnyI!si 10 at
tct,d.
EE1L-At her late resfdcuce. No. 43s wes. Tour
tcenth usrcot, Liloy A.. beloved VITO Of Thomas ].
Funeral Sunday April u At 10 a. r.. by carriages 10
Calvary cemcsc:y fricnas Of thu family hre cesal.
t1- New bedford ts1asa., papers please copy.
NYAN-April T. 1915, Mary a., LeloScd wife Of
Tunesal from her Into residence. No. s9 West Four
to jeamt Churcl, tho,ite to Calvary CemoscFy.
EoKsToNM-ApE! 9, At 9 I'm; Q: scarlet toyer.
Theodore. sou Of r. +. and II. Eckstossn, agai :
yearh. -.
and Frederick streets, Saturday, s,h Inst, at p. n
ANDEnsON-Apzli 7. Prank T., youngest son at
a. l. and Clara Z. anderson, Auod yeaEa II months
Funeral scryce At parents residence, No. 44a West
Eric strse:, Bluday. plh lust, ut 1:ao p. III.
pELDAh-Ths funeral Of tho lite Mr.. Ann leidnm
will tnke place fEUul No. 1860 South Dearborn Etret
Huhday, 9th tt.. Ut =. nl by carriages to OAkwood
TII0Mp5ON-Aprt1 9, William i. Tbo or.psou.
Funeral from Mercy Hospital astasias April 8, Ut
10 q. III.
bcIoyed Vic IT john G q. paieS, a % .gci Il W. years,
Funeral from No. 27a West lhndorh ttsuet To-day
t6aturday}. VI g:1 o.. M. aud from IT, latrlesa
Church 1t 1o H.; thence to Calvary csc'sscFy py
MA10HT-Frsdny eyculng, Apr1l I, q ths residence
Of her son.tn-law. ". M. Larr.e. i3 !'h1o s&scot,
Mia Eliza Hsl2As. aftor low veee4' n!tes'' saoa
Sostcc OF funeral In tho evening papcrs.
, 1876-04-08

,..s.u.,.,s a ...a.ssn... ayn..s ssu...S,,
h".io'tAl . ln"N"Ns..l""S .to"ra taua"
tTiicrcfat ErR. k:utlIiiEtun AMI Si0rrA
.tx,,v
..s. -. ..p, A..
Now YorI, md Urookiyu Association Ut Cougto-
,,,,to,.l s.;,i.,ox. ,,o,tor,ov r., H.. r,,r,o,, ~
naa tlo uritnna tho resolution Of " rrot Pro- Martin
which prov!.lel for aa inyestieasion Of sIr.
5,cocnc,,a ac,s hv n eon,n,,sa,on NJ t,vo f,on ,ho
Association. Nv was lost. '
Tho rsv. George whipp1o. The Moderator,
read letter from tho lev. Il. s. SlorrH, Which
was in uubstanco TINT DR.. EtorrB Ind heard t1as
h;e ua,no Ind beo,, nonttoned lin connection
nIi,, ,,,a r,,,n,,x,,, y, i,vogtir..o ~, pr,,,,
a H. .. osomtna p " M ~ m nofxe s,o,-a
,ro.e roai ss-te1 - oA' A'e"tJ ''''A'
"o,o ,s'I,c0. lo".
ri m a saca,u' n,a nfe "o nn% ry n
si.s Any 1rttca ielicsei or TToessua 10 % I"yc cy
iynco, or any knowcJgc Of evidence. not alfeady in
vestHascd ttorr tbs civil court ta present tim
hcfore tho ccn,1uesiou. nndtho aaId Commission 10
IeTnseel t. g've to the 9r any pa.tes bringing
oe.'i.a cnaIues aGsnss IT. neeenor Mhaseyer ass!a
1nes 1y FssT 70 BE- sasa foF 70 sese aso, ana
presentation ii .e ssno beforn that osn1assio, Us
tlo,, anil satisfactory issue.
Rtsa:rca That IN tAe iar1e Of MIR acc,1sol brother.
T. ING fnsefcf. e. tfath and eomIoi, hs
,.s.an . in tea ano ,t ,HsnGs a. ncrsp.t. eag ~ ~
thcscIyas ~ @ .us r. tsn~ TIKI c ~
lsyiu tic sa,no before tlat Con.iEson of uvtsttNs-
lion.
Efs,'rst, That II those who claim to have evidence.
or to s able 70 sbhanttas tl'p nhargas Of immortality
hg,tn.t Mr. bsa;cF. aAa'l knowingly lat Or relao to
o ~ ovcn, o ar bat ~
tL.aton. thls Asao:ision. In The sseuco uf frtIer
Gat ull,4 hold Itself a,nt,y Justified tu utterly con-
de,4ing ihtao clsr9ca allegations, and insinastona
nt ruaEB, au f:lal End Ela1Grons. and In drfonltn
r ltscher a. worthy honorable, aul be1ova tacn'-
, 1876-04-08

nlo,nont, II Ia n Err1t p1ca.rro 10 Ctanco nt tho
,ro.lc&al suI advancement Rockford IL .nkng.
1NCNEAsi: IN TosT.orf1cE Nuytxi:ia.
A fow days ago tim l'nat. t,1lcc Department
cnllod for u report ot the Rockford ponlmaator.
The roport alltIKn tho amount Ut ruatago HtnmEu
ending, Juno ~ 1915, was E3.37G.67; tho
quarter iuat ciolotl wan is, 23 al: lncroaec II
sl,D5i.ll. l]tttng tho wear no soss t!lnn 417.-
0fi.76 hha bonn paid over to tho 1overnmoat
after tho salnr,es and c1popsoa NJ tho nillcH has
been dcuuctetl. Tho moncv.oidur AMI roHtstorul.
latter bus'l,eaa ia nearly AZ largo ~ Aurora and
Dnhu1uo combined, whtlo wt load l}loon,inRsont
In tho State except Cllicugo Poorla, and Quincy.
, 1876-04-08
Fla, was rvcaont at thc last-namod place only b

Fla. was 1vcnont at thc lass-nasncd place only
fuw weeks ngn.
4 long and nrduous service Of moro TINA
q peaceful and qn}st pushing away Of tho spirit,
on:itlo deceased irion.s TO Bay Of him: "llo
hath fought tho good fight; ho haa finished ills
coune; no has kcpt tho faith; hencoforth thorc
IS iaid nFior him crown o. rsghteo'nse,as;;n ~ ,s;n
day rt Z o'clock at 81. James Church, cozncr
CAns and Huron atyccta.
, 1876-04-08

'3wcot t1 tho Ercn.h Of Spring,
but sweeter far" the to1la OF tho Ie.ou !: poine7oy
o-Ean. For the family t,eao arc tho cheapest ansl
bu organs made. relton + po.nproy. i 1ato ntreet,
.lcalIrs In panos anil organs.
, 1876-04-08
4 Esrkllau.at Occasion.

The coming nrt mud Accla! event III tho OPEN
Ing OF Brands magnificent now photographic
art gallery, Situated on Wabash nvonno, botwcen
Aauua and jackson streets. TIsie occura noxt
Wednesday md Thursday afternoons and even
iusa,
, 1876-04-08

pccny'u Effncing FinEnr.
Will neyer Ear the teeth that brthcl daily with
oiorlfcrots s3zosoat. It ler1s ora! Fragrance to
the breath wrll projects Tho Teeth from corsosion
md decomposition
, 1876-04-08

EThsic.
The loot + Cons Mrs'c Company offer specnl in
uccmcus buyers at wholesale and rethEl Of any,
thing III the lire Of uusica! ,ucrsauaisc, ehcct usir
pisuos, and organs. Thts extensive establishment at
ISL Stato glscet ia fsoiMt at interest.
, 1876-04-08

Lunlhor..'n Perfume0.
are like natural tloweEH aud th,uQuets
, 1876-04-08

Prof. Marlin submitted resolutions in favor of
ecclesiastical doctrines, tho opposite OF those
cspu,lscd BY plymouth Church and ita Council
md they were tabled.
nrs. DutlElHtnu. MoFnrlnud Ta3lnr, mud
S:orsA thcn sent tho Moderator lottor, in ultcI,
tlIoy Withdrew fruM tile n1enh crslip Of tho No:;
lor: and Brooklyn Association.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-11
III DIES.

Das &etratten wirb ieBt BON &C.
wtfen Infabrern Der ipsenannten ,.alttatbo'
ltiAen' @etfliAen In Deutl&lanb befarwcr'
tel; 70 BON @rCfeGOr G6ulte, aaf ts1sr
nenefe @6riit bas In NInhen erf6etnenbt
@tgtiatt nNarrsnl&if" fclsente Isrit
saG6t:
Gum GDtibat. Dem SYrannen. fhlt9
SAutte, ben Dpl6 i'm @ewanee;
5bm lGIttetn bic 8rIeer bic Sanee.
,@as wpftet Du NIT rsm Dcl6e. ipr'6"
G~ntsesnst tbm fr6bliG 9err Srtshert@.
SUD ale aus grocer 9otb beFreten -"
.Das wtyl bu NIT etnem 9ausfreut BE-
reuen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-11

Getrpffen! 9ebrer: Nun lteber Srts.
fraate Elm @dulmeifer einen fetner ldnbls'
den 3Ssltnse, MFR tabea tn Der lebten Sra
tureef6tdtsRdnbe ben 6unb sebabt. 'eaf
Du mpbl bebalten, tuie otel 3dbne Der Dumb
Bat?
@&uler: Das Maul rpG.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-11
81 tbfeI.

Grfe unb 3pstte Stlbe.
t3ret 9aute nur pom q 9 6,
Das mue ia ieber fennen,
Die rperbeu bds jpetflbtse
@rfe @prt fton nennen.
gerwunbernS ftinst Der erfe 2aut,
Bsfsblenb NIT benz swetten;
DcG fam bas @ort, BET etGt bei&aut,
AuG Gtsentbum bebeuten.
Drttte Stlbe.
Son isber CABS Der 2eute Diel
8efGdfttst NIT Der Drttten,
tlnb Gedet CAB es cbne 3tel,
Die fG barber fritten.
@letGwctt TT 60 70 pin3ts s'rtns,
DAT wen'ser atGt 81 benten-
nnb bod lana 60 als mdAtiS Ding
Dee 3erri9ers ReGt bef4rdnfen.
Das @an3e.
D0s Ganae brauAt man sesae als
9arcatRrten Sttel;
Gin 8eNt tarauf Bat iebenfaGs
3un6AR Der Bump tre atttel.
Mtt etnert tletnen I'D" erf&etnt
Gs wte ett arraer Seufet.
Grit einert tr6ftSen .bu" seretnt
@trt's Spcttwprt icnber 3wetfel.
aMR6laaR bes Hatbiels To VIC. 4S4
GtS-S Il.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-11

Gusber 9rarts.-3wet gauern To-
men ,u einem Aspcfaten. uun etnen @rc3sf
antdnats ,u MAIDEN. Der etne trus BIZ
@ahe por une lies mttunter unwatrtesten
etnFieeen, worauf itm Der anbere NIT ben
@prteu einfel: .6Gr', liset uubt bu nt6t
er tptrb f6on naGtsr etne 2IBe b~tnetnn,a'
Den, no etne btnetnsebSrt."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-03-11

reuen."
3u ebeneg Grpe unb TN erfen
Stp6.
(Senf.)
@eDerbsmaan: Das peie th, metn GCtn
Sauf fetn @emerb lernen,-Io frettea lou er
I'D nt6t wte ih er iOl wents a%rbetten, gut
tdsn unr trinten unb TIM CONNER feline
9anbpartien une 8absreiien MAIDEN, CT
mub Seamtsr werSsn, fcfe ss pas ss wUns !
(Sesr.)
8eamter: Das petB Id. meinen Spbn
laGe i'd nidt fubtren,-ic fretten lou ct f9
ni6t, wte tG ; er foa fir peniB @rbett st.l
2Obn babsn, bae er gut eden, %trinfsn, sanb'
partten uap 8apereiien MAIDEN fann. - er
mus elm @ew.rtsmeniA werben, -toaet er
aud nur ben sebnten Tteii!
Muh Elm @rune. Gin 9Oloat bat
feinen 6auptmann. tn wesen 6amtlten'
Characterization auf einige Sage mad 9aufs
retfen ~ laHsn. Mls tbn Ger 9ouptnann
froete, was rtes tlr 6aniiien. Nnsele9enbet,
ten ieisn, antDoftete N:
Wsine Gltern molten Elm 9hUein i6tah'
ten, unp Id sNs sera frtlAsn Sped UNI
Wurlt.
9reffense Gntfaulbisnns.-
als Der Sretberr oOn @. zines Absnss mil
cine n, armen sunaen In rerd9tltGem Some
feraG unb babel plDsti6 nteBte, persab ber
Snate, eine Der sepDtnltGen 9DFt6fsita'
tcrneln In 4nrenDuns su brinesn. 3ornta
bpnnerte tbm 9err ppn. W. gu 9aR Du
mth nisBen eebDrt2
Nein, entseenete Der &nabe. Gusr 0na'
eeu trasen bic Nale su bod.
@baetrumpft.- Gin Erunfenbcit
peripDttete etnen iunsen Nann, neil er stn'
8rtne trua; ater bieisr erttGrte tbm:
Gs TT bsfsr. @ldisr lber Der Naie ~
brau&en, wte Id es tbus. ais unter Der ga
fe, pte Ste es tbun.
Gin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ial
etne @sfeGiGaft BON isbr "sebtlbeten" Gables
uab Gentlemen In etneu, ncblen 9anfe al
Der Safel. @rpee Stetfbeit berri4te uni
bic GpnperiatiOn wOate ntGt rs6t In SluI
fOmmsn. Da ertob fi9 elmer Der Gentle
mdnner" anb rtef mtt pernebmltAer Stim
ME:
Wt1 benn Semanb 70 freunblt9 ietn, fd
mad 6aule III beseben, bamtt MIR etne &c
leoentett betduen, etn @eiprd6 a~n3utnu
pfen, B.. 3. nber tbR t%srsufa1en2
Gtnen f~e1tfamen &dtb siebt bt
3ettuns .9atrtOt" In 8arnfable, @afahu
(etts, ben erwadfenen Ndb6en NIT be-
DCrten : ,Sstratbet ni6t eber. ais bts ib'
etnen Mann ernabren fDnnt!"
@usber Yrarts.-3wet Bauern Ia
men ,u einem AspCfaten. um etnen 9rcas
anbdngts gu MAIDEN. Der etne trus bt
@ahe por une ltes rnttunter unwabrteste>
etnFieeen, worauf itm Der anbere NIT be
3Orten etnfet: .9Dr', liiseu naubt bu ni6t
er rrtrb f6cn nahter etne 2Ige ttnetnrna
Den, etne btnetnsebDrt."
@%etrpffen! 2etrer: Nun lteber Srts
fraate Elm @dulmeifer einen fetner ldnbli
den 3Ssltnse. MIR taben tn Der lestsn Na
tureef6tGtsRdnbe ben 6unb sebabt. eai
Du pObl bebalten, wts ptel 3dbne Der 6un'
Bat?
@&uler: Das Maul pca.
NdtbfeI.
Grfe unb 3pette Stlbe.
t3pet 9aute nur pom q 9 6,
Das mub ia ieber fennen,
Die rperben bas 3wetflbtse
n nN.~A rL-n
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Gtnen fe1tfamen &dtt siebt biz
3ettuns ,9atriOt" In 8~arnfabie, Rafahu.
(etts, ben erma6fenen RdbAen NIT ben
8Urten : ,6eiratbet nitt eber, ais bis tbr
etnen Mdnn erndbren f6nnt!"
, 1876-06-05
4 t3unctum Bcrimmnge In Ncvut1n.

WiantmMcca {ffr.) Rtofsfef Aay %.
per ~s aas attsas 's h. sus Sussss D M t.
You tho editor OF ths papcrr' We answered,
AYes." lie then drew whistler. and pointing
In our Vicinity snapped it.. We INSTANTLY threw
lin dorm, tho stove going over at tho sumo
time. We stopped down and began to Wipe tho
nor WITH his eo,sardly x, ,caIcsss, not noticing tho
jumped In ar,d took tho pistol from Buckner,
lin to 70 out doors. lio picked up bar OF
steel about 20 INCHES long, and undertook o
striko us With IT, but WA prevented 1y our
gentle grip upon his wtndp!pc.. III showing to-
ward th. door, We showed him through, tho
The editorial scalp. The arttrlo TINT We suppose
the supcrannuatcd old fool took oEclist at
called no names, and WAS matter Of common
street tuik, Anl WAS published rs an Item Ut
news. We shall continue " publish all news
items VIC Gnu come ACROSS, regardless Of vi Q
1t hits, aud hereafter bn prepared to dekent
ourselves against whoever comes to aasasslnate
tho mercy shown ali Nold man." Lay on
MhcdufIl And damned be he who first cries
Hold enoughl'" Tho "old man" left his
howltzcr On the hcld of battle, and can have tlle
same by calling, proving property, paying dam
aEcs and aploslzng f9r hs eowary atIs'pnt p
formed, und by the best authority, that u Is
thclr Intention to blow thu Ktgtster o!tlce from
the spnt It occupies, In retaliation for tic miscr
able faiure that tho !" old man i" {.heir selected
| assass!n) made In attempting to e1tlnGush our
lamp. One word to tho coAAIly :" "seccsh
gaug who back him: We sEc willing 70 meet any
Ut YOU upon any proposition yon nay name,
where fear was not recognized. " Blood lago'
bloolth
, 1876-06-05

ItlFnf Ffft }Tfsl,
This Is the soaSutl ~hen advertisements Of re-
fHgerators a1!u lce-ct!est. spTrMl out IN Il news
paper like mortgage Un silnll corner lot. II
Nas advertising III thr Fire {'ress thnt attracted
NAnkin furnlrr Into Detroit mud into Wood
Eard aycniu hardware store yesterday. When
lie mentioned the fact that he would like a re-
frgeratur, tho proprietor welcomed hlm with Il
sunny smile, alid tbs clerks tE!eerfully baFkrd
thcir shlns against tbs s,oyes us they lrw
around.
"Wtll you laok at thcse ice-cl,estsi' uskcl
thu propTtctor. rs Lhry caule to Il ling row.
'What lu ! wunt IL kucp Ice in uliust furl"
g1owlea the farmer. "Wlut wart IL suIl.e.
thlnE to keep provisions COOL nnd '''cs In hot
''Well, here you hnyo 1t. Hero Ia tho best re-
digetator' matle.h
The farmer opened the door, looked tho boz
oyes and around, aud seemed Mucls pleased with
It. Presently hu inquired:
"What's The principle Of the thtug-how does
she cool oil tho pfovtalonst'
"You put your Ice right In here, shut the box,
md away stle goes, wAs the rrplY.
"lcelf' gaspcd the far1nrr.
s.WhY, of course. You can't run refrigera-
tor without Ice, eau your
The farnur turned without = word, walked
down stairs aud out to his Wagon, and was get
ting IN, when the haIdwars man hurried up una
asked:
whats ths mattcrt"
Do you think l'm fou1-cornered fool1'
hoWled tue &griculsurallat Do you think pln
going to buy that hlgh.p.Iced proYlsion-as yluu,
and then Keep Ice tooW
, 1876-06-05
THE FOURTH.

MEETING OF THE IRISH SOCIETIES.
A meeting Of delegates Of Irish Societies was
held yesterday afternoon In Mlskcll Hall on
South Dcsplaincs street. There were about
thirty societies represented. David Walsh pre-
sided md II. O'l'rien acted as Secretary.
The object Of Tho meeting wus to complete
arrangements for appropriately celebrating the
Fourth OF July. After tho rcadiug of tho
MINUTES, an election of Marshal Of tho process
sion YVES gone- i:t:,. John Cunncl1, Michael
Carney, md John F.!evv wcro the cal,-
ddntcs. After Il number OF motions,
H. was moved to lay over the election of Mnsshal
for one week. Tho motion was declared out 1T
order: Tho election WIS iIcl.l ~ tl,o CsAf'.nen
Of delegations yuting, n,.tl resulted in Mr. Car
nell being chosen MAgt1lal. Ill returned thinks
for the hullar c1rfc1rcd upnn lin.
The matter ot III cscnrt was ttirn taken up,
and tho Chair stated that t!,c Second Regiment
would turn Uut US an esturt with this holly, hay
lug aCccpttl the Invitation. This question Of
assigning pl,scG to other military organizations
was dlscuHsed ut sonic length, nnl WIS tlnally
disposed Of by leaving thE wllolG matter with
tht commanders OF thu military CoLlpausu8 arl
thc Grand Marshai
Tho Alpine Hunters, m Italinn military Or
gan1zatlui, wers Invited to participate III tic
procession.
tho Mul!lgun monument WAS tI,c., taken lip, a,l
II was moved to leave tic whule ,nnttGT 10 d
committee nl Que ftolm cArl srtcty, military IT.
cludeti, to taiiu 1t into consideration. Thu ny
pnfntmcnt Of tho committee WAS left to the Sd
cietce they to report 1T t,ltnrc melting tu l't
hrld thscr weeks from yesterday ut thu SAINT
&!mc.
Marshal Conncll movcl to appoint committee
was left to tho t;ran.l Marsha! and hia alls,
The selection VI nlls was then taken up ant
.nings, ). ". PrInlls!{!Er, %i!i4m s}ainian, I