, 1879-05-08

rtghts under the treatv Of the Indians on thclr
reservations. Tho charge that the Indian Agents
kecn the military authorities fully tnfortno1 Of
iho progress Of this immigration OF white set.
Tiers ia certainly unfol1ndcdt ID thcr.-thc MILL
tary authorities ccrsa!nly wofully IN tho
OF tho movement.
=, Rudolph Winter. 4 boardor at tho Aldpc
House, Mo. Us North Cnrh street, died sudden
u 10 lis room a. 2Ocfock Yesterday afternoon.
uo lad lived at the 1ouac for the past three
and 9 s hna cssn be- to
Its case serious enough to need doctor. He
was about 4S years OF aea, ot Ger
man hIrth,., an'l was q druggist BY
gcPfea st os S e ssfs ard h 0at a sS s SiS IL
boy mil Cisl agcd - and l5 years respectively,
nre now At Dowa0ac, Mich. Philip Lindt. whioo
occupied the room with hi, states TINT the 10.
eea;ea e llss been n America aboat four year*t
sent him $1,000 as his portion Of
s!nea ihst l tlats Radolph, sho had al ,he whs
been addicted to strong drink, gave up hls book-
chronic drnnkard. lie had frequently been
large. sums Of money upon his person. At
u tse t.me of his acatl lie had run out
cheek for s9oo0 which he intended
The pledge, uslst had not been feeling woll snce.
IN order to nscerta5n thu actun! cause OF dcatht
County Physician this morning at Elson's, on
StatH street.
MRS. l.. G. MERRlcS.
Tho Milwaukee Esentng IYiseonsiu OF Tuesday
1lns tho follow Inc. concerning the funeral ot q
lady who mas wcfl known Ia this city:
4. s osses sss; IT. @ , s Mfs IT, !..:,e. G eass g.
Oscar +. Lindman No. ius Biddle siroet, md was
largely attended BY relatives and otd-tinie friends
the Rey. Mr. Corles, Of SummrrdelL M. Il. Church,
who doliTered most touching nAd eoqucnt dis.
snns, sSn{ss Ths s"stet Tas notns BY Meast D. T.
G; 1l!bb1td. D. Ii. brigham, and i. D. Rock. al
old lime friends and sohootmates Of tbs deceased
floral devlces IL said to hsvo bcon the most eitb.
oratc and beautiful ever sUon in milwaukee. 4
maturity Of the choicest designs came from Chi
Thcso noral trihntcs were wrought in cvery coia-
ce!vable shape, and their oycli1e.s tcndrd measure
he eosteso Which escorted &c M ,ho u REMAINS to Forest
Homo Cemetasy was unusually largo.
\ GRAND CONSERVATORY.
A movement. ia on foot, atarted by Afr.
Withhold, who ]las nursery in Luke Wow, to
Tie dea Is to Res thc consent Of thc city authori
tics TO allow tbs use Of tlat portion OF tAe Lake.
Front between park row and tho Ex-
position Building, and to put up
sass sn0f fronting 80 etsS est On lcr.o ton aveus 5
running back 200 feet, and being fifty feet IN
hight, with the. exception Of the central dome,
which Will reach greater elevation. It Is to coat
aqa tho money y . Il. * 5 b raise u " Issuing
It Ia to be mads profitable by charging au ad-
mission Of 25ccnts. 1t is to be made interesting BY
being filed with plants, Iare trees, ind nnnals.
onshalf 9f , ths Board Of : p'Fectqss ore to be
sort OF kindly interest In the movement, und
tho promoter hopes to secure him Us President
Of The Board.
Mr.. Le Moyno saya that although the scheme
Is as yet in tho embryotic und chaotic s.ate it
viii n all probability provo d success.
lie doesn't want to snako any money
out OF ttle schemc, but 10 wants to give Chicago
Botanic Garden worthy Of the name. There
ncnts, ind all that Is asked Of tho City Council
Ia permission to ereet tile building. II will
fully comply With tho Fire ordtnaure, being built
cntrey OF Iron mud glass, ald, as be Thinks 1t Will
attract tens Of thousands Of vtsitoEs to Chicago.
The plans hayc been prepared. but everything
depends On the action Of the Council md until
something definite Is heard from this quarter
nothing will DO donc
crTr-HALL nA1CKLAYERs.
a statement appeared in. morning paper
yesterday to the effect tint, for aome days, two
Or three hundred brlckayers had been stu,ltllu4.
in trout u tho city's part OF the naw Court
House on Washington md LaSalle streets walt
Ing for chancc: to get some work, but being
tractor. refused to pay. tho wages demanded by
t!ir Unlon.-Sab0 i day. Tfcrc havc been i
number Of men stumbling around Ia tint neigh
borhood Tor soma days back, but, Instead Of be-
who aro In the habtt or hanging aruunsl tfiu
Chamber Of Commerce building during por-
t!on Of tho day. As yet. McNclll Inns hardly
begun work, thu only persons employed being
apprcntices and his sons: Io is hanging of III
hopes Tint ho Will be ahlo to got tllu.n Tor less
thau the rates which tic other contractors arc
paylng,-Sexton forinstance. From pressnt ap-
poaranccs however, there aro no Indications TINT
ginning to b0 IN abundance Of work for brick
layers, and 1t Is nut unlikely that the price will
70 up even beyond what ls now asked. While
MsNsI}l T. de,ay1ng out .,,s Of oeono%!s
all ho can out Of hIs contract, tho interests Of
the work which he 1as In cllnreo arc said 10 bo
suffering. The backing Of tic stone With brick
u not going gu fast or'ouell. It ought to keep
but Instead ut that 1t Is away behind 1t, and the
result will almost necessarily bs q poor Job
Ting statement rnada that tic B1cklayers'
Union ls trying TO force Inferior n,en upon Atc-
Ecii Is sao to Ge iucorruct. It Is not sought to
force contractor TO employ puor men. It Is
left optional will, HIN to employ wtousopycr
ho Plaascs or discharge Nhoms0cYcr he plensoa.
Tie point e that good anl satisfactory MEN
Tho thirteenth anrual meeting OF tho North
western Presa. Association CONVENED yeaterday
morning in the club-ro0m Of tho Sherman
House. The Association embraces tho ncwspa-
pcrs Of lllinols, outside of Chicago, anl Of Iowa
and Nebraska, numbering about twenty-ons
Journals.
The papers reptosented arc as follows: Rock
Island ArgHs, j. 8. praks; Kcok,lk Constitution,
n. ". Clcndenufn; Davenport Dem9cras D. n.
l!iehnrdson; rcosia ,1tMoerat y. T. 1,o,sdall;
CIV, sandIe stona; Davenport Ua:tiie,
Edward Russell; Quincy Herald, j. T.
c'ssxson cGs'aSssn b1t!nEtHn on'Eaa asx 1ss J. caSy y
Gibson; Dubuque if,,,s'd, y: U. y. Carver:
Springfield Journal, Paul Syiby; Sioux City
journal, II. q. Perkins; Council DlutIs Nonpi-
~, !. ". Chapman; Deg Moines iitgi.ter, j.. y.
6taa" Rspeax spp5xaso;aE T. % 5abe M MEEn: 3,;
Il. e. Woodruff. nock Island Uisfos, Walter
Jolnson: Quincy Wig, D. +, Wilcox,
Mr. j. 3. ClaFkson, III this Dcs sloncs htgis-
!tr. presided, and u. u. w. Carver, ot tho Du-
bn4uu Litra d. arttl as Secretary. a.
The President read hls annual report OF tho
work Of The Association for thu past year, which