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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-09-13
Enorts 40 Reopsa cotton Claims.

Efforts have been made recently on the
part Of claim agents TO get the treasury de-
partment 10 reopen number Of their cotton
cases which were rejected under prev Gus ad-
ministrations. Thus ~ secretary Sherman
and assistant secretary French have decided
against all these applications and refused to
refer the eases 10 solicitor Raynor for an opin-
ion which the persons were very DESTROYS
should D. done
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-09-13
Fx-Prrs..l. n. rh,.r..
- Il - - \.

lCEeEtt o. EA-f. dent Timers. ul
TOOK place IN from the church
of No.r Dame re Lo-et... Paris. and was Il
Tended populations from many provincial
towns au' "a targe concours- Of state dignita.
ries and citizens. During The day raln CON
tinued % ftl % torrents, but the crowd every.
whe7s specially uncovered as the coffin
passed Eu'osies were delivered at the
grave, the principal one BY VI. jules Simon.
Altogether the funeral obsequies Of the First
President % the French Republic were very
imposing and impressive.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-09-13
tEn,.sena rsr,, =, uarle,.a.

President Hayes and family consisting
Of his wife and two sons, and accompanied by
Postmaster General Key and attorney General
Deyens attended the reunion Of the soldiers at
Marietta Ohio on the eth and was enthusiast
tieally received by the large crowd present.
The President and Generals Key and Devens
all made speeches which ELECTED lound ap-
uI1uze.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-09-13
m.h Law tn Kentucky.

Robert, James and Samuel Goodrich,
and James Simmons, were taken from Jail
and hung by mob Monday night, at New
castle, Ky. They were charged with murder
ing number of persons in Owen and Henry
counties
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-09-13
Heavy storm .n the Coast.

A heavy rain storm began at Atlantic
city on the night Of the 9Th, and continued ali
day The tide was higher than ever before here,
doing great damage TO property. The excur--
sion house was carried out TO sea. Railroads
we're covered with two or three feet Of water,
extinguishing fires in locomotives.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-09-13
Thr E.-t,er nav Saint, Suce,..,o,.

Ten APOSTLES of the Mormon church.
joined by J. ". Young and Daniel n. Wells.
late counsellor of Brigham Young, have pub
li-hed circular saying that on September
9Th theT held a meeting and waited upon the
Lord, who blessed them and who revealed 10
them the steps they should take John TAYLOR,
senior apostle, acting president Of the twelve.
Is unanimously sustained in that position:
also that quorum Of the twelve apostles is a
presiding quorum, and the authority Of the
church This was the plan pursued At the
time Of death Of Joseph Smith, sad was so
ordered BY Smith and sustained BY Brigham
To facilitate the transaction Of business II was
ordered that President John Taylor DC assisted
by John W. Young, Danniel II. Wells and
George O. Cannon. II is claimed that the
last day Is At hand and all saints are exhorted
to lie faithful II building temples and paving
tithing
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-09-13
IIrternInea 90 STAY.

News from Fort Walsh of August 18th
SAYS Sitting Bull is eneamped at point near
Horse Buttes, 120 miles from Fort Walsh and
from Wood Mountain. lie has no intention
Of going on the war path. He is determined
to remain under British protection.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-09-13
Latest Markets.



GRAIS-Wheat, &c lower; Mol, hard, SLY;
No. /, sl.141k; No. 2, SLIP; seller September
slO034 seller October, $l!02$4; No. 3, S1.00.
Corn, No. 2, 45c. Oats, No. 2, 231zc. Rye,
No. /, 55l<@5614c. Barley,No. 2, cash and
seller September, 6S@6o16c.
CHICAGO.
FLoUR-Westem 81 5O@625; choice TO fancy
Minnesota, S7.O0@75e; common to fair do,
50. 25d6.75; Minnesota patent, S750@9.00,
superfine SS0O@4.50; winter extras So jOQ
100
GRAIN-Wheat, No. 2, Chicago sl.121z cash I;
81 .0656 .065S seller September 81 .024 a OPS
seller October; No. Chicago, 90e; rejected
92Ic. Corn, Acc cash; 4555c seller October;
rejected 45e. Oats, 2418@24ssc cash; 24115
seller October; rejected, 201zc. Rye, 55slc
cash. Barley, 6614c.
PRovIsIoNs-Pork, Sizes cash and seller
October; S12175< seller the year. Lard,
$3.50 cash, and seller October; Ss175f seller
the year. Bulk meats, shoulders sac; short
rib, ne; short clear 71Ec.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-09-13

gcene laid at a theatrical agency
Agent-..Your line Of biz" Actor-"LoN'
comedy" Agent-"You'ye played in
Actor The Stranger The Two Or
phans, The Agent-"Those ain t
comedies" Actor-"That don't know,
but whenever have PLACED in them |
have beeu received with roars OF
laughter"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-09-13

The Commissioners of Marion county,
Ind, contracted for nav Court House 10
cost s25,000. Il has cost s81s, Is. ana l.
Incomplete.
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TIE naIne Election.

The Election in Maine on the 10th, re-
suited In the success Of the Republican State
aud Legislative ticket, by about half the ma
ioTity Of that party last year. So far as Is
heard from, in IA towns COnnOr's majority is
4,0S5 against 9.s73 last year. Towns to hear
from gave last year Conuor, 32s04, Talbot
27.522, scattering 254. If these towns come in
ike Others, allowing for the fact that the green
back ticket is limited to localities, the aggre-
gate vote viii be about $500, Of which Con-
nor should have $4,000, Munson $500 and Con-
Hor's majority viii run up TO 800 against a.
ST. last year.
The Proposed Reception az Louisville.
The President with Secretaries Evarts
McCrary, Postmaster General Key AMI men,
beers Of their families viii visit Louisville on
he 18th and 18th insts. when grand receipt
ion wiz be rendered them. Twelve or more
governors viii be present, among them,
Hampton and probably Nichols The Is
squares between the river and the Gait House
viii represent one Of the original thirteen
States and decorated with devices ssmbOlizing
such State. About 1000 invitations, viii be
issued
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-09-13

An Executive council asked for.
Several numerOusly signed memorials
viz Be presented to congress next mouth,
, 1877-01-27

9. M, IN Room ~ Mccormick Block. Reports
from the churches.
Ths Travelling Mems Christian Union will
hold their rrrular monthly business meeting 1t
p, m. tonight In Lover Farwe1l Hall.
The rc9n1ar monthly meeting, Of the County
nonr11 OF Education will BE- held ut their rooms
this afternoon at o'clock for tho transaction
Of business Of Importance.
There Will te m adjourned meeting 81 the
hon,copathEe physicians at the fremont tiouac
tonight to hear the report ol the Committee
on Sanitary Measures. Meeting at g, sharp.
sfr. Wendell Phillips passed throuul, Chicago
yesterday, going Wo.twanl. and will return
Thursday evening, on tho somewhat novel
Revolver"
The curling match between the Chicago an.l
Thistle Clubs will take PLACE this evening at the
Exposition Building. Each club will hn repre-
interesting onr. especially to those who have
never acen tic Scottish national game.
Prof. ". D. Cunning is announced to givo a
ser1cs nf six lectures Of. successive Bundars,
commencing to-fnorrow, IN the Hershey MUSIC
Hall, opposite McFickcT's Theatre. fhc arst
nni tho title for to.1norrow will be " Forcglcams
OF Man In the Geologic Ages"
Mr.. George c. stchblns and Mr.. McUraua1,an,
assisted by selected male ql1attcttr, Mill sing
ouc Of tic must beautiful OF the new hymns
written anil composed hy tic late r. r. blE.s,
ing to be hel,l by Me.srs. WhttiIc and stebbIns
In tho Tabernacle Sunday Mt l p. nj.
There will be an entertainment Monday cycn-
Ing at tho hail OF the Gnion Cathu1tc library,
consIstEng Of shakcspearcan reading, hy tic
c1oeutIoBst, II. King, ESQ.,; a1sn, a selected
ballad by the distinguished sopyano, Mrs. Me-
tiurc, and piano Duet by the ACCOMPLISHED
piansts, Miss Fannie T. slnson aud Miss Teresa
Cunningham.
The anniversary exercises al tho rrac. aocicty
and the Suniay-Scl,ool Union Of tho Methodist
Erlsropal Church will be held IN tht. city to-
:iay. tomorrow, and Monday. The programme
include, conferences today 1T 2:3o and 1880 p.
III. In tho Clark Street Methodist Chnrrl, anfl-
vcrtnrY exercises Tomorrow and Monday evcn-
ings, anil e,tnt'ay- -schoot Congress Monday ut
city wlll be Dr.::I: i. Vincent, Tho Rev. ]. N.
King, the Rev. ". Il Davis OF New York. the
l.cv. q. ". Fierce of Salt Lake, and tho Rcv.
htr. Baker Of Akron. O. These gentlemen will
oerupy the following city pulpits tn-morrnw:
Dr.. Vincent, Trinity; the Rcs. Mt. King, Nflrht-
gan Avenue; tho itcv. Mr. Davis. Centenary;
the Rev. Mr.. Pierce, Park Avenue; the l.cv. Mr..
Baker, Grace.
, 1877-01-27
Doard then adjourned.


WHAT IS HE VI TOT
Indications arc TINT tho notorious Tim Fuller,
the shrcwdcst contli1cnce-,an ever In this city,
is preparing for somo new game which Ia not
exactly clear on the face Of It. Yesterday the
following letter was received at this office:
m the f.tifor AZ 7ne Trtsan.
ing here. flail!nR from Chiesso. went 10 the Park
Theatre. brooklyn. tho night II was burned, and,
as he has not hetn rncc. II Is auppohcd he Ia
Of tho victims Ills trunk and clothing are hero
Fuller. Chicago" Ana. t. fnxENAS.
Now II ibis lad been true, It wo,,l, have
polluted 10 tho lcvcnso of Tttn' bnt, unfort,t-
natey, the document !Y d still, written most
prol,ab&y by Tin himself. ThIs Il proyel by the
rcsutt Of 4 telegram sent yesterday by THE
TntHCSE tn ascertain this facts about tho hpuHe
na,Ic,l IN thc]ctseE. 1t appears frunl tho reply
that tfIs number IN question /. occupied BIZ
tutiactunst alll d manufacturer Of ladies' gur-
incnts, but that ,o such person as Mrs. Z. Freq
man lives there.
This lispuscs of tho letter and leaves the In
gcnions gucsser TO puzzle out wllat cau be
T!M'E little Eae, tn carry out which it IL ncccs-
sary to proye himself dead. lie /. quite capa-
c Of applying to m Insurance company fos
tho insurance IN hts own lfe Or any otl.cr ltttlo
gamc Of the kind Some Of hls dolngs arc tic
iinc art OF swinlling, afnl s'c has through Their
alaFm. Just where ho will turn up,
after Having been killed nud burn
ed up, tho people will bo anxious to sec.
About three wontls ago he wns here, and.Supt.
Hickey sent for him. and ordered him to 1cayo
town, sineo which Tina lIe has not turned III,
All persons, East or West, arc adriscd to beware
Ut Timothy.
, 1877-01-27

Not, so.netines failed In It's object. and ono wllo
Gould not thread iss alnuosttct might leap OVER
IL quickest walls. From the Grand Council 30
Electors were selected by ballot. These wcro
then reduced 10 2, also By bnslot. The pro.
merged: hut none could be nominated Unless
'lImini.hed by thx SANE method to 1e, and this
dozen voted fnr =, With n minimum OF . balls.
these elected A.. each having n minimum Of 7
votes. Tho u were next brought dnwn ny bal:
lot to II. The II chose II. tho minimum 81
bnlls bring again .: and eaeh II tic elective Al
tiransl Council. This final chamber elected the
Dogc; but si,ls election required ct fcast %
halls. Al this ran be seen in Dart. We scarce
" know whtcl, 10 wonder Mt morc In !aucli a
scheme, ,-its Jealousy or It's clldfshncss,"
, 1877-01-27


noWES-G}n thc .ath inat.. OF eeaE!et .fercr,
Lyman Pope, oldost son Of Stephen T. and Mary
II. Bowen, aeed yeafs.
THIS funeral will lake place this Saturday ntter-
noun: at half past o'clock p. IN. from 2)o3 Oak
ST.. Hyde Park.
HrNE- Jan. Is. Norman. infant son Of Dr.
Fred i. anl aaEah n. liMse. aged Honths.
Funeral from houss No. 313 West Nonrot-st, |,
Saturday, VI p. N.
BERHA-Ths funeral Of the lato 8. Berna Will
take place At his lats seAldence 750 Indiana ~.
sermon At IL. Johns Church. Carsfages 10 Cal.
vary CemfteTY.
o'NAHA-jan. 20. OF heart disease, John
O'}1ara. aged ~ Year,,
Funeral from 24H llastIBgs.at.. Tomorrow, n 10
O'clock. BY cars to Calvary.
NODnERyCs-In this city, on thc o5th inst.. at
1a:f5 O'Clock p n., of necrosis Of tbs hin lotatx,
Harry hodbertus. s2sd years and 80 days. only
son Ut Julius Nod6trtHs.
Funeral from iate residence. No. 1854 Butter
arid.sL, on saturday. Jan. ~. 1t o'clock p. H.,
10 Kosehill &C nactsry.
NrFARLASO--jAa. 26 Of Acarlet-fsyef, Aary
IT,, youngest daughter Of W, &. and Maria Nc.
FarIand. aged i ycars anl mouths.
Funeral from rcstdenco Of pAzcnt4. 200 D!aCk.
hawk.sL, Ut p. u. Saturday, 9Th. By ca!s 10
Calvary.
Calmly VIC shrondcd the little form.
smoothtd back tho soft brown hair.
Aud folded on that silent bEe3st
Those little hands 50 fair.
, 1877-01-27
THE NEWSPAPERS.
Trrresaiona of the Eslltorlnt Profession by
tho 1snv. r. ntsV!tt TnimaEc.
E>-ea4

Irrressiona Of the Editorial Profesaton by
tho 1tnv. r. nrsV!tt TniusEc.
From n Recent Sermon.
There arc only two kinds Of newspapers, good
and had. They arc like the fruit In tho pro-
ptcrs vision. newspaper mar start with IN
undecided character, but IN a fcw years II will
be either very good or very bal. Ono news
papcr Is the ally Ut virtue and the foe Ut crime,
Tho delccta.Ion Of elevascdtaste. and tho might
lest aEenry there IL for tnnking the world bet
ter; another Is briEaE1, ltes!slncr af rcputn-
ttons, the right arm Of death and he'll. Unc is
!fc angel of Intelligence md me1rr-thc other
ia tlcna Of 1aEk knees. Tic great battle Of the
world Is to bE fought, not with awottls. hut with
ateel pens: not NTH bullets, but with typr; nut
with cannon, but with printing presses. Men
0t the press. you art to decide whether the
world Is 70 be sarcd OF not. foti l!ayc more
responsibility than any other class Of pcrsone.
What long strides yotlF profession haa madc
since TIM time whcn rast metal ty1o was invent
cd, and because two hooks vcfc alike they wrsc
attributed to The lcvt Tho press and the telr-
reap. The man who doesn't tako or read news
paper would have been, In Philadelphia, great
rr curiosity than tho big engine. Whit ron
trust from the time when Woo,kcy said either
The press must 70 down or Tho church must 70
down. aud now, when tho press and the pulpit
hare formed acombnat!on, a man may prcasll on
Sunday to 800 people, and on Monday morning.
through the press, preach the same sermon TO
WojotV' lClt WCH VI lHE tlcnst Hut H1Anj WU[u8
Of sympathy do yoh get during tile ycarl Not
ten. How many sermons arc preached to help
you'll Mot ono. ]ior many words OF exeorta-
lion aul Lypcrcritism do you lIcarl About
1U,ooo. You have plenty Ut abuse, but no SYM
patty.
Unc great trial Of newspaper men is that they
nrc compelled 70 sce more Of the shana Uf the
worltl tllnn my other profession. From the
editorial rooms all tue follics and sha1ns nrc
seen day By day, md the temptation Is TO lc-
lteyc In neither t;od, laa.,, or woman. ] only
wnuder tha. yut believe anything. Another
trial Il Inadequate compensation. Literary toll
has never been property tequttcd. The world
Inns hg1,1dgc againsi tho man Win gets Ills living
by hi wits. til knows tint tllrre arc ITO hard
cr worked men than the newspaper men Ut this
conntry-anl II Ia not on account Of the llasd
times; It Is the same In all times. The vast
tna{orty ri them fnyo to struggle for llyctl-
l'otxl. 4 third trlal is the dlseased appetite fnr
unhealthy Intelligence. You blame tic news
papers for giving prominence TO murders, scan-
dals ETC., hut no paper would do this II tho pee.
pie did not dc>uaud them. They ask for moral
Alush instead OF solid, intellectual fDoA. II you
ind three columns Of we'll written editorials and
in the next column there Is q m!scrable divorce
ease, which 10 you read ilrstl 1t Ia only mat
Ter Of supply md demand. Newspaper Mon arc
not fools. They knotr What you want, antl give
1t to you. Another trial Of tho profession IL the
alluscmcnt TINT surrounds It.
, 1877-01-27

sa!t several lnys before they could property
The motion WIS carried.
Mr. Perkins, the attorney OF tho Board, eng-
gestcd that tho Legislature should he appealed
to to nass an act to giro the city the right 10 u
rorttnn OF the School Fund OF the Town Of
I'm motion, Tho matter was referred to tho
Committee On Judiciary.
7llH ksTtKATEs.
atr. shocningcF, Of the Committee On Build
year. Thn total amount was sxa,0 which WIS
about 81 ,ofN lest than last year. The report
also recommended tho purchase Of one site and
ne erection Of two twctve.Eoonl buildings for
Of two buildings for the South division; two
si!cs and The erection OF four buildings fnr tho
Ncst lH'ston; and the crcctiou Ht building
on the city lot .ou. the southeast cor
West stle High School, Provided tic Council
would give tho Msc ot tho lot for th!s purpose:
WITH the exception o, that for the tast-nan,ed
building, all the appropriations had been n,a,lc.
Il wus estimated that this building would cost
sJl,A,0. Mr.. sllecntng:r remarked Tint the
Hchuo1s on tic West Side were greatly OYER
crowded. and something would have to Be done
II the way of providing additional acs:on'1noda-
The Superintendent presented long report
q TO tile 'ieccssisy of new buildings on the West
Tic consideration Of s1i., together with tho
A01 lilC 9fskFf "t43
nl't they we're ordered published. The qucs-
ttnu will lie considered nt a aperiat meeting Of
Tue l1oard to 30 held Tsurslay night.
The Committee On Apparatus aud Furniture
submitted thclr estimate for next gear, which
amounted 10 s3.Gl5; The amount e1pcnac.!
last gear wns 2+.!45.o. EccclvcI and ordered
considered With the other estimates at tho next
meeting.
Nj. Wells, Of tue Commit tcc on Appointments
md Transfers, reported tho following transfers:
Mary J.. Toront, from West Fourteenth
Street to Brown; Francc1ia Colby, from Dosc TO
Cottage tiroye; Mary 0. Ayrc*. from Skinner to
brown; Angie IootIe. from LINCOLN to N!ckcr.
Bonvii1c; Mattic Harvey, from franklin 10 San
Canon STREET. Appointments: Maggie Isatn to
Ward School, Ida u. Mills to North Clark Street
sch0oE. designations: Julia F. II. HULL Of
Holden scloul; Belle Dauphincy, Of Dorc School;
Mary L. Shelly, nf Stgkcrspnyilfc; Sarah j.
Fonl, aangan.on Street. Full certificates:
Agnes Wilson. Augusta Won Horn, Amelia
Ackcrutann. Concurrc,l in.
The Committee on .lAnitor6 and Supplies re-
ported MI expenditure at LOS last year,
anti the estimated expenditure for tho coming
year at $31,TI5 Laid ever aud published.
Mr. Prussng, uf the Committee on Herman,
reported That there were s,003 pupils studying
German In tho schools
The following were elected Principals of prl-
tnnry schools: East Knztn Street, Maggie burns;
Central Park, Sophia a. Phelps; May Street,
Or motion of Mr.. Clarke, the meeting, Inc Of
the Board was changed FROM fridaYto Thursday
nights.
Tile board then adjourned.
, 1877-01-27


several nights ago. tue plumbing shop OF j.
j. Reilly, No 257 West Van Huron street, WIS
entered hy bnrEinFs who Carried Oh brass cocks
ant other articles valued at SIS.
f,r,ccrs 1,,orlan un1 No,oncv vc,tcr1,v ~,
in ,1o.cnh Martin an,l .Jamcs Newton for hnyng w
10 visible means OF sibstssencn save hunko-
roplng. Both are we'll known In tho gambling
fraternity.
Tonv Foster. aust mt NJ ,Jolfct. va, foun;, hr
nn,s.ttro ~, H., n,,.s..,ta, ~ a,,,h, ,.a,a.
pals for which he could nat satisfactorily ac~
count. The property aTnsss nn owner At tho
Atmory,
rbomn. Clark was ar-c,ted xc.tc,;1ov nr
tnS theit al money ai'9 sNvcFwase Jrom PENS
LhllngEah' ba'oo'FkecPeF on "ess hlnxlc
street.
aIa T' erraa snaaa3n th " raSaf vi IL rcC xs I Eps Ea,sp
rarr in in7 examination in liz (,bfamro Ayrnmrr
statiot yesterday morning. and was continued
until tuesday on tue application ol Tue p.isons e
rsH; 1hcy were coh'nlttca IN ac!ahst or *ffoN
oal!' .....--..
Synonymous with all eyll done in tho North Ill
Visions was Yesterday arrested bY Detective
Setback for wearing c,uin and wate', stolen
by foot:pnds upon tha 2atl ut. trcl'l D: A; Gor-
u
streets, Falycy Inns not yot been positively
Identified,
1n,,n, u,,x.r ,,,,,cc; r.,r,c,, co,onor
s!Ilng 1t tho corner Of Twenly-nInth and bit
tctileld atrects, to tra1c hor4cs, md when ho
found Coleman was not coming to time proper
Ii, lie sncukcd into IFS barn a,,d abducted lis
stccl, Wherefore brown nas Yesterday ar-
rested and locked i'm liz the West Twelfth
Btreet stattor.
1,,u ln!afsaaT e'sn!o9 1Ia sIo1S o. .naaes 80 -.
mes = H. 80, ~. ~ ~, Su1un i, .' W.
entered by enrg,afs, WIG WIG, ka;i dcposltea oa.at!e
M ,nMr laIss y. .ats'. ua.!e. " ~. IVY t~en.y
by q wagon. Olllcer o Conner can,o upon thom
North Division, but without success.
,,, ,,-..-,.'
@ @shasn,, WIZ ,n1+f, as,.,s
t,ee Mcecn {sstes.a}1 shasssn VIII pcl1niny. 1i.
shnwn9 taa. xaugrn ,.aa sWosn at - .af o~ns1,
Zip Eli oi = IaSeo VI P'opctty s1la 70 ue MoItn
s3,uu' mhct tae sanc ntopssty naa apEoaen.y H..
VAN you,lv' v the Justiee teiI h M to e tu t crmuai
e"a't l" pohas u sl'oo"' ..-.-.
Louis C. Ciarcmont, alias HRoinnd,n OF
whom 10 mucl, has been sail anl written, left
tor Chambcrsblirg iast cYnulng on tho o'clock
train,, , ~ ciarge, r., q q Deputy shsfIils ~ Sweeney
lie VIVA iicaslS ifoned, anu, as tan qnartctto
nave statc'toom 10 themselves whlo on iho
e, fn If. E@s ,.q tn f9naoy q hle l
SeH1Ps' A.th AGs'st .0'e VS. 'no ote31ion " ~
loiclnR to thc chicago police, ioE ths enTe o. SO
cunning anu tcsperatoa crook Is anything but
p'sasa'', 70 tlc average policeman
tc. F5otc ysst"isy aftsioo sharTe VIII b.
Inc thc Scenrr OF a:l,ousu ct prostitution. The
testimony, ns given bY about half dozen TN.
fortunate females who llnI onee been inmates of
thr nfncn fSo. Nl9 Houth Ciark str.ctl. .howcd
that thc woman lad been In the jIabIt Of en-
tItin1 Young Eli. Into her den md starting
thc,f upoii |ife of shame, Ti,o Justice re-.
, 1877-01-27
M0RTIlARY.
MUHI UNHT+
Gptcfdt DixpAtcA 10 37ss 7tibuNA.

Special D&palcA to 7As 7}fbMNA
k1xosnA, Wis, Jun. a0.-T'hc funeral Of the
Hon. Samuel Halo, Of Chicago, WAS held al this
place, in the Congregational Church, this aftcr-
moon at $50 p. m. Tim churr, was beautifully
decorated with rare flowers, and the immense
crowds Of people that gathered 10 pay the last
honora to tic inauima.e dead wero unable To
sio iurine tic services. noabo to get gct even aa
standing room within. The pastor of tho Third
Presbyterian Church Of Chicago, atnl tho Rev.
Mr. l)itcrork, Of this place, conducted tho scr-
vices, which were OF u very impressive char
actcr. Judge Hale wns ono of tho old scttlcrd
OF this city, and at tho tfn,c Of his death was in
Ills 18th year. Tho rcsnains wcrc buried In tho
beautiful cemetery Just south of The city.