, 1877-07-18
l,y mansion on tho co.ncr Of Jcflorton avenue And

American prisoners who wcrn fron, time 70 |
which WI q dI.,nRn,.hlnv trait in lhe
Il Ia u % the "' o
rantom Of the sufferers. and nany wcre thus r..
cned and nnrscl and cn.cd for, --sometintes tothc
MI. Kinyc. st.. had bean paroled by 0en. TFnc-
spontcnea viii Con. Harrison, WHO wa. known 10
b. msd'tatIns ~ nt!snpt to- to resn,st tho C,y o.
e Il. @ a o sS1 70 IL
for as they might unu1, after tho l.pso of soEue
months, the capture nt the place BY tsn ls.risGn
~ father w.s At length released .nd restored @
carefully - preserved hy ri. as.eenasn.. :,
seatS e., a. ho'e % troH6'o. 1ar siet o1 Il
remote fson!Ies. the ADVANTAGE. II education we're
extremely limited. The war had ditarranxel
family n thls % piaes lie Children had ees..onal
oppoftnnlttcs OF hec!nning ~ .c!ool which prem.
saS e"snse Ts az i" Mse hs end T. o se s t"s A
such uhprolAt!ons ctrcnmstnncoa wore Thy stsins
grne ron 1t TINT d.y obliged tn nsGns',s :, what de-
In 1915 Inv Rins1e family
RETURNED TO THEIR DEsoiATED HoAH IN
CHICAGO:
fonr M % ycaFs Seforo wcrc Jill yins unb"rtrd whsrc
ha seH TsS G e01 s IT,
ss"s, % i It ii tho foot Of siadi:sn. Street. Tho
Boz bo. cautcu the iako to ene.oach and was,
| nwny the earth, cxposlnS tho ion9 rsnHc
s sp% nsi y yhs a suso, ssi
II, the year 1919, when t,s was ~ his 10th year,
1sn.ey Ess cFooR:, Es learn thc s1tlsss
l.. ss s pa4. nssT,
which tinto he norcs o tho island except upo'a
stcwart. who zueeccdca; Mr: Cropss q the head Of
csnpsny s stit Tho nf!sh ,u1ss "1ssr' ~ 1.
retioii at an evening entertainment! never saw ~
sl,ow except one representation ~ On Indifferent
w sas ~ uts: aysi 81 " s ss; Of
norn!aa , y, tes:tine in the warehouse q
making up outfits for the Indian trade. ot rcse!sng
thn packs and compod!tica which arrived from
in thu evening he read aloud 10 his kind md cz;
ccltctt friend Mira. stewart. vho wan unwcaricd
in ,,rr elors TO supply !he .etcenees which p! hia
e1 ssa sn saeau' ha dt
tlla honks hs read. mud her patience ln in'ptrtinE
intlebscd for tho ambition which snrmonntc carly
disadvantages and made blu. the cana' Of many
whoso youthful years hnre ccn trained III achoo!s
|
lie believed that tho surcst Way 10 make nf clerk
systematic and nlcthodeal n'nn Of ha'ioeas vas r.
yoans Ktazie "at q patience Viii tho .lov-draa
Elng movements Of 4 party nf, htt euapioyes who
tho tho stss!ts, from i:ois. nlanc !s!ani. touk
Inc rains from ths hand. q me- and drove aesn.s
ne n,ors thcy eonld ts1c accomplished il thc,
Ind made tho effort. Mr. stswarta eoumeadasio1
VA, "Ah yon havs cnanged 5n"f occupation pt, @ to,
pond 10 ask to 10 relieved, ho actuaily drove q,
III: eet s as i'll. period
Ii. esas T.
being st II N ef the Eaf GS
attaining his majority. and hsd rcturnt' 10 Macki
;'H. boat cGs,ng ts ss se;'ssn s,.f snI': G1t
nj man Lave %so a'faf'nf foot w. she's 3 Wss
ss, 9e s s,ss. sss ' as,a as sGo's.s a.;
estKs VIII ss onpsn m ana sfs ~ fs
1sgsn SsSI d + t1ui carly day continued 10 ''
'ASit Whito ia u praiso du chisn Mr. Klnza leasnct
aa
Iottaw atomic, and Chippewa d!nIects he hnl beer
familiar with iron, h's Childhood: 1ic also learEet
The s!nu1 !anguaga, and partially 'hSt OF tn
: About this tltna Col. Kinza ruceivod
AN INVITATION FH0M GEN. cAsB.
then 0ovesnur Of tho Territory Of Michigan, u
esftaa & Il. sses
e Tss.y q dss
summer e 1s;: and accompanied 81 the - c1m%ls 2. lt
e 10 s as Ssf Il s q 4s
of The "Rcd;: Bird,". a %inacbago ,Ch!ef who
With hIe comrades. had been concerned in tho maE
ktnxie took different view Of this actual cont
, ptcity of 1tsd Bird from whAt has beau given 4
intercss. ile WI Called from s siation bcsido in
by Kau.ray The principal cassf ,t o. III n
@ whether bis .pcseh 10 .as ''iie Knives" and thcl
During tho slne oi III residence with Gen, cas.
Of e NeFtet p1 Of q tas lps
. TO learn tho languale Of tho Wyandots q
a,gns the!t nae thIs md ,sas.n. hsstna;
sfap.s' pin',n ,ets %ssn Ss sasetsd o''
H. n"as # e. Gill; eae
gtrntly 10 10 regretted that far as can bo ascr
iatncd nut trace Of It now fc1uutns cxtant.
d A0RNT .
n for The upper bands Of tho Wnnehagoea In 18:t
and 61ed bin resdonco At tho porsage, where r.
no msFrIGl, unl continued to reside among hts rt
ehllhscn. whom ho was. and Is still ptdenfn,t
!, cious aud watchfW1 ..'faiher." In 1MEf tho kiax
t family havln. established their ccnlptson to Y
Ia quaFtor section 43,on which !hu faulty tnansit
had stood s[nco 1h0i, t'ui. ktn1lu tsneh was tht
:. hIs ttls aid 10 tho Cnn1mauacE' .Chtef, tio
II Cass canlc With hinbrother Gen. tluntc
II to Chicago and togslhsr they laid out that part
= | thu town since known ~ fInzte'H Addition.
10 In 1Hi5 hu brought bis fumtly toChica.pto rcstd
y III ". tbs lrss pfesdsat o. TIC vill:4s, wls
u or ihu city would have sccnled lhs wildcat chtincr
at lie was appetntcd Collector Of fos on the cal'
RI Immediately on Its cnmptetlon.
II III lRl1 ho was made AeEister Of Public Lands
:, Gen. lIatrson, hut wha removed BY 's5!er when
10 laid aside tho InaxE under which hu bad gained
L, nomination for yicc' President.
III In lHsD tlei,. Taylor conferred upon him the q
palntment Of Receiver Of Public Moacys and u
x posltaFy.
10 Ills otiee Of Collector he held until commsAIou
!. | by President Lincoln ~
n rArNAsTAH III TUE AHMI IN 1HIl.
III Tho latter appointment ho held antl! tho close
hu the War. Ills Ikbors weGe vast aud wsary'nHt
" hu had tho supervision OF Michigan. Wi.eons,u. U
Il liiiloia; YET he. was too conaetentous.