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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-12-28
Sneites QapiteI.

Muf oas orineenos Bitten bes Waiors
hatte ff Wolf BON gBolisburg eInige Iuhe
geg0nnt; er mar bon bem grsdblen 5u an.
9egriifen, bic grinEeruneen, Die er babur9
fDo6geruien. batten ibn mebr aufgere9t,
als er aeoo6t. glaG ldngsrer YauIe ere
bob Ii6 Der 4ranfe aus ben 8llien uno
fubr iort: .grit iebt. ba id unbelArdntter
8eliber Der ererbien Sitter 9eworoen, sog
ib nit meiner 6amilie mad Wollsburg,
uuierem 6tammihlob; BON bier aus
pollte ih bic 8eGBunssn bepirtbihaiten,
ipelhe melt bDberer Grtrdse fdbis lparsn,
aIs bieenissn. bic mein perltorbener Ontel,
Der fein gutter 2anbtpirtb eemeien luar, aus
ibnen geSosen bate.
lin aber iol1e Grtrdee 3u geminnen,
muBten foiifpieliae Mnlasen semaht ner'
ben; es mar nothia, cine Brennerei einjus
riftsn. bic naiien sSelber muBten brainirt
weroen, furs, es ga6 noh piel Su tbun,
nnb ole Die neuen Ginridtungen foiteten
pieI @elo.
sc NOR mir Ieidt, ioldes Sli bei1affen ;
ih nabm eine Sppotbet BON fiinfsistanieno
Sbalern auf benz SuItiiratb g8allbaum
Sablte i'd, blerpon oas mir geliehene 6api'
fol juriid unb peripanbte ben Heif 3u Wers
bsIierun8sn Der Sitter, rpelhe unter meiner
for9iamen 8emirtbihaftuns iid idnsa in
ibren grtrd9sn hoben.
Cine @eibe Der eliidIidften Sabre per.
lebte i'd aui Der Wolfsburs. Wlsin SleiB
trus reide 6riidbts, msine Ssinber, - brei
Gbhne uno bic tleine grna, neIhe bamals
81. ss Ss 81. 81. :Sa., S Sis: !.ss.!ss hsran
id iiblte mid 10 pobI i'm Rreiis meiner
2ieben uno In menem 8eruf Der mir
sSreube madlte, bop i'd fat isne tranrigen
grlebniie meiner friiberet! 3eit pergsiien
bate.
ga inmitten msines Slides traf mid
pl6blid, Elm furhtbGrer 9hidiaIsitIas.
Yin einem Gage. irnerhalb lpeniser Stun-
ben, perlor ih meine brei Gohne; BIZ
Cholera. jsne tntiebllae Rrontbeit. mo-,
nod Deuiihlono eefommen, lie raifte in
her um9eaeno BON Wolfsbnrg 5ablois
Opfer fort nno 5u bieIsn gedDrtsn auh
mene brei boffnunaspollen anaben.
sd mar tiei aebeuet BON benz idiperer
Weruft. mebr nod mar ss meine unglid.
lide sSrau, ipelbe bic Stieftinber pieei9sn,
aeliebt bate unD oieie ebenip tpie itrer
@obn belpeinie. Don ba an frdnfelte iit;
tor Gebenfmui6 mar gebrpd)en.
lin mid In nieinfm S6merAe Al bst1u.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1879-12-28
Dos Gaalid)f uolksblatt

fpitet per gc (obne Scnntas sb,ott) 500 per SaSr
sa.so has baIbe Sabr nnb $3.50 sas gisrtIiabs. Rit
eonntassbats sti2O per Sabr, $3.50 Sas babe Sabr
nnb $3.50 bas gisrtsIiabs.
, 1879-04-29

'ion when property qualified Tor . higher rank. and
xll vacancies In the bri9nAc 10 hc Glled by promo.
tlon Within Its own ranks,
4. To wear the blue uniform OF tho United statcB
army. and ec ar1nc't with rch.ioadtnv ~caIn,n
nf Improved nudrrn pattern, all Of Tho snnsc call.
Der {shatps hrccch-loadtng military EIne. calibro
ii. pretcrsed). ........
d rho brigade to muster INIT Windsor. Province
Of Ontario. Of such other point on thc Canadian
aldo AZ msy bo deemed most ndvlnablo. and nj tho
thtru mustered out
II these privileges are conceded sec no dilenlty
IN osHaHlz!ng the hri9nda In less than tho atIpu1a'
fllua organized. armed, uniformed snd equipped,
would rotain NIL It's peculiar Satfonnl character.
md, for this reason. when fighting In tho fhinc
ltno with British troops, could DO eclclnpon whl}o
sinRle man survived Tie nnenty's IRE.
Appended ls the plan Ut brigade organization,
IN whct, the General gives tn. most lulIllto de-.
tails The infantry regiments 10 contain the
lnlssfuned slaf officers VI lie UnEtcu States
regiment, cnr Of the tcr companies to contain
Captain, First-4 lieutenant, heroiu!- -I.cutcnnnt,
Ordrrly-ScrEeaht,fo four scrgcants, four Curp0rale,
nl two buElcrDt or drummer niid Itfcr. Total
rank hit! ie fur each regiment, 1,0JG. Tic
battalion OF cavalry to contain six sqGadr0ns or
ak troops.. with d 1.IcuteHant-C Colonel ului
Mulor for llcll oflfccra, ntlh lCD men IN each
troop Or company; total, Cts. Tic artillery to
conAlat oE xix ptcces and SIX cnisa0Is, With
total rAI,k and ilfc Of Ito. llIe summary ia rs
folloHs:
-Four tegiments Of Infantry leach Of l. 05t). ,4e4
3otta t3..ton ~ cmsaLfy.'.''". .......' .".. "!
brigade stsa escort, land. ete .... ......... ii
Total Of Brigade. ........".A........5,0 600
, 1879-04-29
JUDICIAL.

Second Illinois Circuit Court Distr1ct.
LAwnENcEviILE, H., April il-9S,-'flIis etrong
Democratic judicial District promises to be
rtveu In twain. As heretofore tclcRraphed to
The TRIBUNE, the regular Democratic Convex
tfon for nominating three candidates for Circuit
Jndgs was held at Olney on tile 17th. Seven
candidates. to-wtt: State Senator Hanna Ut
Wayne, Judge lldlley OF jasper, James e.
Allen Of Kicllani, Aaron Shaw Of RicIian,
Chimney .. t:ongcr Of White, Thomus s. Casey
Of Jefferson, aud Wlllinm Jo,lrs Of Crawford,
were named tu the Convention. After ttlrGu
bailuts Conger, Casey, and Jones were nomi-
mated.
Tie Convention was large one, over sou
Democrats being present, nnd Immediately
catnc manifest: James G. Allen, now ii Circuit
Judge, was desireus Of reelection. Ills
friends demanded another Convention, which,
under the direction Of the Hon. Willtnn Barlow,
d leading Republican OF Elf1ughan,, was agreed
upon, alMl termed a non-partfsan convention.
That one Was held at Flora on the 2i,h. Dele
gates were present from seven out Of the Tour
teen counties comprising tho district. JulEe
Allen. Benson Wuod, Of dillingham;, nnd c. Z.
noEes,, Of Wayuo. were nominated. Gen.
Wood 10 Republican.
hazards recalls Ills former cunyass, In 1871 AL
len and Hiram b. Decius went into thr regular
Democratic Convention, and Deelus beat Allen.
Then Allen ran independent, securing what was
then called The Granger vote, nlll w0s elected.
Dut party lines arc closer drawn this ycnr. At
len and HogEs, being bo1tcrs, will hardly ret
nny Democratlc support. Gen. Wood wifi get
oil tic Republican vote md fair Democratic
support Ills cllnuces arc considered good.
, 1879-04-29


6otcid, Dt.nafch 10 JAs Tribune.
erR'Nor1si.p, ILL.,, April 2s.-In regard to
Gross' bill, taxing tho capital stock Of railroad
companies, now ponlinE, correspondence has
been had IN relation 10 tho demand for &C. 00o.
The corrcsnondeneo wifi not he produced until
# ie completed. It Ia understood il,at s3rrng-
field official, who Ia saId to be the author Of tie
bill, has beet: nottilcd thai, unlcss he lets 60
his hold, M esfort will be tnalu, and is now
fully organized, by prominent men In the State
who have INFLUENCE with thu Administration, to
GUST hin from, his office. Atr. William Jayne,
cx-Mnyur Of Springfield, has bccn hit upon
rs Ills successor. >, It is also satl
TINT tho member In the House dare not NOW de-
Rfst from pushing the bill. for lear It will be IN
acknowledgment Of thu truth Of THE TR1nuNE's
charges. The sum demanded OF thu ratlroad
companies. BY these men, as is shown BY
correspondence, ts exactly 10000. Several In.
teryiews llaye been held upon this subject In
Springfield IND Chicago by tllc parties inter
ested. Tho check md persistency with which
this measure tus been pushed is astonishing,
even in tllis latcr day Of corrnpt, selfish, and
mcrccnarY legislation. Willie tried to get his
SlccpIng.car bill pushed through the House
without holng referred to committee.
, 1879-04-29

There belng no quorum present on cali Of
ine ns soli on 9 leinllnl; motion, tho House i'd
, 1879-04-29

TUTEL Fol. EXCHANGE, MESr, VI. SALE. Fpi..
! nl.l,ed Il antusnl:hed; The Ilty !e!si, d W.9.
Box Aa. Milwaukee,. Wis.
RIO ExCliAStiE-NoUEE- AMI L0r on {iO0n
eos!As.A Gt5sut, worth 9A0te for . EQoa 1stH
y. EtluunH 0slcs.
, 1879-04-29

Adjourned TIL tomorrow morning.
siatt!,cws' Drainage bill, which passed the
House sDinc fonr weeks aince. AMI which went
to the eenate Immediately afterwards, n.ml WIS
unanimously reported buck 10 that t'ltly by thu
Committee tlavng 1t urtcr consideration, Still
reposes quietly III the order of House hills OIL
second rcnihE, tam1y nwaitME for GaIrlcl'A
trumpet Of resurrection 10 he sounded by somo
SENATOR ambitious to bencdt tho people mil to
do d really honcst stroko Of business. No
measure pending in tic present funeral AS
stmbly is SO universally demanded as Drainage
law. Mntthrwa ls doing what he rau to get
the bi't forward, hut without apparent success
nt present. II tile bill il not pushed forward
soon tue Republican majority !n the Sonatc vii,
bo Responsible for Its defeat, ami the people
should hold tetn responsible individually at the
buliot.box for their shnrtcnnturs, anil they
doubtless Will. Sucfi MEASURES rs this 1io slcrp.
Ing. whfta Whites Sonata b!ll regulating sleep.
ins.cars. gravelhank bills, mud bills regulating
atuckynrls h,ll Insurance. companies arc ncrslst-
emily pushed To the 'front.'. Tic existence Of tic
present Legislature Reeme to bG
rxNrETUAL MENACE
to tho b,1ainrss interests of the State, md no
corporation ran In'ancr It's books until 1t bd-
jourus. Neither branch Of the Legislature has
done my thing to..!ny, and there il not much
prospect of m adjournment sooner than four
weeks hcnc0.
, 1879-04-29

CAST OFF CLOTlalNG.
Il I Il OAs,i phIi, ron LADlgs' AND 0KNTIE,
a Aen'A cGat.o1 clothing, catpeta and bedding.
Call Of nsdres4 E. uERSfllEL, eta etste'tI
, 1879-04-29


IN iAt column. fhrsz Naf1 ar ess ai c<ats per tn.
serIton. Each additional line 10 ctAfs.
, 1879-04-29
OF t,r flouAo refused to vote, thus breaking q
quorum a,,d forcing an adjournment.


SENATE.
hDtrf1i 1islaf,.h to 1hs tribune.
ArH1Nnr1Etp. ILL.,, April 2S.-'rlIc Scnnic was
called to order at tic Usual hour. A call VI tho
roll RhoWetl TIN fflllnsrlnn
, 1879-04-29
CITY REAL ESTATE.

= = = = ::
'<r'''"' kaeN aaea.eno. ..n<. - ee"''
s q J. aaf;Ee
ysS, ys II;
S$s$ 4;
T9R T9 sANLE"TliE N.t: vEiT nEstHAnd1E, dA 1,:, sToNE.
@ sa' ~ ~ S S sas f?kSiS
Eoi sAEXSGN TO 70 REsT@cHE1F-Eo. ~ 70a
m1acsn 1nr ~ XII e IT, y Ho' G1nd''
Tor s4GSSs5s sF FFIi T5ST9i ~ a95Sa @ 70 95F
o aHx
Ssss Tsssy S
s5s Sd "a M III 5s
sSs ss::
: EGN 7N s;S9; SSIEEs:55 c1sii-so.0doa 5wE517ya:
sssS oa'0
::;:s i @ss;
T: J.. n1YD. l!ooa. :. 10 Alaa!.on..t:
Fon sALE-NsSp sSo;,.x s9 g., GAtuMEr.Av,. WEsT
2rS " ss:t
a1ons ean sa = e. 70 asa: sTs Sssnss M ea r.,
594i II bSys.poiS u pfS;cGs.b'' tsnan F. A. nAoa co..
Il si:ies .ad xFE Fl T q M
=: nl.Aa9 : Co.. ~ peeflotIi:.t: :-----
yaast, noTtss,t eornet * fora.tsy. - tM Wc
, 1879-04-29


sertina E'tch adanto"aihnt. 10 cent?
South sIae.
'T'o nEvT-DT TURNER ltoSD, ioa wAStflHfs.
soathrs, ] corner Ea and ntwooa. .r,. v.rr ds*,r.
nhIc a.ttory frame. all modern Improvements. large
boulevard :Y,s: s:t eG,ns. y, 1T X q md
v'''a an's :. @ ~, s Ds 'o.as.
ki!!...v: txostorx f:sme. large lot sa1aao barn.
t'Te.nwaoIsx:. second houis south Of Forty lth!rd.
a. sanS; tRs Il ~.
ttatfa Ill tnoicrn improyerntnta only G30 70 good
s"fF nj I'll: II other part. OF the e, for
o. III; 4; X SE ISsSi S5i e
1na'.na'ay:: corner EiKh.esatf,;:':: fH Tlcl!.
T. ran sconer III E.na
suc se FL d e" s
sisk f.. and large barn. D. O. HAMILTON III
re I;iiiSa HE;x5aSf ]!sSi!iH. ]H5S|iiH4SAV' At $50 D. G.
SSs ss:s! &s sess a SERE 0s; i j
STsI So.5 e 3Ss
es s sssn s ss e.
ss5 e s III % sas WITH ss
o ,!!Es: satse 'SpAs4iG Al aK5
nfent TO both or1n and stcAn cara and not surpassed
"A sesa iss's !. 's'fsS fa
RIO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i0.EOOM niIfCK
t!as s'' Aesy I W'fG e rRfR sf M T. g 0fssa G
RIO nFsr;:-bNIcK DwELIlS0 OF u ilo00a
MTGM tEARcs Il nss'
RIO RESr-IioUsE a42 wXnAsil.Av.i PRICE
tusss Hasts. es m sn oasos
SsTagH!ssn .Rs ios 9s!; &
In perfect order. snd with a modern improvements.
Wit reht for two Year. or longer to private family
ouiy. Address Y III, Ttlbund ofaec.
sI'(1 rENr-44i CALUMET. Az, C0ilNEN TfiiN,
IL 'ss IT, d 2oos rs ERss9 & O. nEED
'IW ,RENr-lHplANA.AX;-EL FuK.
bs!ek, furnace, sss. b. ". sToliiis, Ut waning:
ton.at.
'I'o, lEYT-sSo-R0. "a TWENTY: :FoURTII.sT,.
bath and fafnaes. LANUAsTHti. Room i, l+p Mou'
rUe.at.
'To KENTIGHTTA0E Sts e1TTfA9E I NI!0XE:Av:, N75
roornI, ltoom is Tribune building.
FRO .NEST-sso aICItI3 AN.Av., NKAIt TWEEN.
d ottEyT ttt:iHEEy II Apply
rf,O nENT-iU.l;OOai HOUSE. ALE MODERN ~.
pr0ycI1Et1, EkA nxtNreB4 furnace Hic excellent
nrler, Ra9h aexllboeiioott; h.st Cafumct.av* liz.
, 1879-04-29
TO REnT-stOUSEA.

IN this column, hrfe ftnfs or fsS Is etn.s PR IN
sesitnn. Etch HdHtttoadf linz, 10 csrts
, 1879-07-26

dcrnn ,t,c ealoon-kecpers "a the ea'.ac Of their
own inability to properly Rn.cr1 their sons.
eons properly brought up will not 80 whero
their parents forbid. TIL. grent hue and cry
Heard al over this lalMa Of sciling liquors 70
minors simply sbuwa to the keen observer TINT
this es'nntry l,ss a limbo Of fncanab'e parents
WIN cnnnot control their sonh. Indeed, angels
weep when u'cy, look down upon fathers bcwa'l:,
proper .ralnng iro,n tl.rlr infancy. i would
indulge y no unjust erit!e!'m; but, after
srhoolrooln, with from 60o To- loo children IN:
rnly supervision, the conclusion furrcs iaclf
that this rarcnta nrs to blame Tor t". Hnvwnrl.
ness VI teir children, a. least nine times II, ton
atpco have laitl down Tie ferule, lave had no
OCCASION to chanuo my Mind
1t Ia wrong TO bind ,ncn nntl women Of lax
principles md t,nd cdnratlon by vors which arc
likely 70 be broken. Un the contrary, the moth
cra amt fathers abuula instruct their children In
het&cr understanding III Whist Ia Tor ti,rIr bwn
present auti future welfare, ,and when they become
inrn asns ~un!et, The instrucliuMa uf cl,ftdhaul
Will be pnrt Of tlicir. being. Let the poor mans
l,onec be ms comfortable ns the fircslde al The
village tavern, md teach rounV women, ns tlleiF
first and responsible duty, 10 kccp these homes
50. y. II. rInoARr.
, 1879-07-26

advent OF ,,ew art. She obs.inntrly csnnaned
herself to a dozen roles, In whcll she tit4payrd
incompatible power a'n' left imorr'shahle so,..
venlrs. bIIe did not lend the assistance OF her
genius 10 my Of the contemporary poets, or, Il
she did so It was With regret, and without de-
cisivo success.''
One hot Saturday night, the London Athena7sna
tells us, wien traDspontlne mel0.lratna Was
being performed at tile Victoria Theatre, atni
"1sravo, Htcks!" WAS drowning even Tic trc-
mcatlous voice Of the ac.or apo'aHde1, he
"aals II refused to slip along to tho other Il fiat "
going TO meet 1t, the "borders" set up att
ominons flapp!ng, and "ul.rr was ,grea. RHF
in " Sir Franeis Varney'a palatsal wall, through
which could hs secn all Sorts Of ncon1ruities.
The patience of the gallery whs' e1cni1iary, I'll
Il Rfrl there threw nm orange II Mt. llickA head,
utni shouted, in tones at once critical und re-
proachfuI, "We don't e1bec' no grammar,
Hicks, but you might make youF ,dnl' ttno.''
The subtlctr Of the remark a. pteco OF cr'st.
csstn tfcs. Of course, In recognizing tint, In all
art where Illusion Is aimed at. A. IN drama and
narrative, the '1snny Ut the fats" Is more
important even than Grammar.
, 1879-07-26

tnn,t,. let him whit. It would present itself IN
,I,.. zinc. Then net. Education did not conslhe
In ssrcrt atnlr. what was In man, hut must put
kpowlctjuc Into the vacuum of hfa tntnl. lb's
kpDwlcdQo served further to develop the
Individuality. No two experiences were Just
alike. Onc's nnturatness must he prescrVeu.
We we're alI teaching, either for good or fnr III,
but WI wcre all teac!,fng. Tic speaker here
nIcrnolnted n fow suggestions 10 thu Sunday
a,l not the hooks tint Influenced tie scholars.
They had It in their nower to develop an1!V!du-
nlty, ard should takB advantage Of IT, Unless
you ioec your star, tot tan never be lost"
TlW lsov. W. q. Willing announced tho camp.
meeting programme, tic lO1o!ogy was Aung BY
the congregation, The benealctton was pro.
nonrecd by DR.. Hitchcock, and the Lake Nun
SupdaY.school Convention OF 1879 was thug
Of tho past.
Many hnrtng tonts anl cottages on tho
grounds will remain at the camp Until the reg
,.lhr camp-ncetlug, which hcgIns. Aug. q Ahd
ln<iH until thr 18th. lii the meantime scryicas
will be held each S,l0dny. Tomorrow tho Key.
G. W. Peck, President OF lclldtilg CaleKct Will
prcach III tho morning, mud Mr.. IL. f. l.thdanY
will conduct Sundny-Achoo' tn thc afternoon;
Tie hotel on the grounds will remain open until
about Oct. 81 for the accommodation OF Euesta
This assembly Ia deemed to have l>ecn by lar
OF The Lake l,lufr meeting Is assnrcd.
ThufAtlav evnniME trnt.owncra and others ~
tercstcd held meeting 70 htscues the fcasibll'
ity Of a plan tn convey the lake water 10 tlle
EroundE. A COMMITTEES was appointed to look
the matter ip. Other plans for improvements .
were discussed, md all seemed eager to further
the best interests OF the Association.
, 1879-07-26
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

Ann AnnoH, Mich, July o5.-The Regents
today appointed cx-uoy. Alphous Fitcl, to tile
Tappau Profcssorship Of Law, thus giving the
Laws clool ono additional Professor.
Tie plans for new museum building a.
drawn by ". J.. i. JenneY, Of Chicago, vero
adopted, and proposals were ordered advertised.
Work OH tho other new buildings will begin at
ouce, and all except the museum building will
he completed this fall. Gov. Crosnell was re-
auesset to aak. the Attorney -Hcncrsl TO tako
douglass appeal to The supreme Court, and in
case he dcctincA the Executive COMMITTEES were
instructed to employ counsel.
Librarian Darts Larjy has had h! salary In.
creased from LOCO To $3.50. an,1 the snlary OF
11r. II. K. Lystcr, Of Detroit, who takes Or.
palnler's place In the Medical Department dur
ing the lattcr's absence tn Europe, was liked at
$2,90,
, 1879-07-26
ADJUSTMENTS.

LOCAL THEA1lkE3s
Tie Union Square Company appear at Tlay-
crly's On Monday oveu!ng III "The Bankers
Daughter" play evolved from "L,lltan" +" ny
Mcssrs. bronson Howard aud A. Il. Cazauran.
For sone Avc mouths tho piece ran In New
York to exceptional business Ih east will l'o
precisely the same as that Of tl,e Square prescn.
ialion with tlw execution ot Miss Linda Dlstz
former lady wilt BE- tll!Gd by Miss Ella Wilton,
au nc,rcss who III appearance is sn!d to re-
semltc Clara Morris somewhat. At McVick.
er's Gtlhert's charming buslcsque-cumcdy Of
;" "Enraged'' will BE- given. Tic play tins run
for thrco weeks to good business. At the end
ot next week 1t will bo withdrawn in favor OF
Miss Lena Tettenhorn. Tomorrow eyentnt, the
Mcgatl,crians conclude their engagement at
ito0tsys, aud On Mondny A. this house Jamca
W. Wallack+s dramatic company puts III an ap-
pcarapcc. hut ilttle can be said favorable 10
The attraction al Ham'n's durl!it. the week.
Nj, &. Aruptt's "V1ctns Of Faru,"-c1cept
lint tie play has drawn larger audiences than
have becn seen there for months.
, 1879-07-26

Inv on ti,e subject has been i.isrc0art]od., But
the precedent might, creep into ihe statea:" T.,
Wo,ltln't les:enlng ti,c hours 81 of lnboF IT.
crease tho price Ut tic article 11ador
~ don't SEQ how Il would. bcl!ovc IN course
Of tImc all tahor will bo employed by t1ia hour!
rs II is now IN great many traaes Instead o.! Of
BY tho dnv. am tud that in rh'lhdeiplliA u1e
shops thc man work by Tic pjcce, which Is about
the tatue thing. VI cou!ac u you feuMcs s. ~ -
nuu,bcr OF hours of labor, that Will have hA
effect" A., ,on,.
" IL t.snenSs upon whether s!new and m'lselo
ero to be subjects of speculation. INC eIEnt ~
'our movcmsnt eans v11dfy thay IS sed upu
yoa' you Eng.b.r lsngn 1t be- '''iiI viii work e!ebt
hours or mures, A strong, hearty man might M
would not fcol ns thougn ne c'u'o 9nou'' '"'
The reporter also saw
NH. MARTIN,
md asked him what hs thought OF tho oleat-
Ao"5 " Soiss. ssid h'' "'n order to have tho law
e'5 "Do you desire to SEQ the rule applied in pr.
WIZ mot At III. Work for individuals Is matter
s.s'S;s;sn| sWs' s ,oa think Is the Gauss Of Industrial
ThHs i. 10, s19ss'y sa,,, yha' We came hero to find
The Reporter acknowledged n Ills ignorance mud
"Whst e do ycu think Individually is the
ii don't bclievc that the contraction Of the
currency 10 tho on'y rtason' Us Judge Wright
docs"
"Ay opinion viii depend upon the testimony
"l5ut mean nowl"
"Wel,, | can answer only a. to ny own sec
tion-,he South. 0ne Of The causes Of the de-
preston thero Is TINT our people 1ro Ia debit
indebtedness resulting frDm the War: and our
Byntem Of farming Is auother cauat. Everything
Is lnortEnEed In order to raise CROP and when
the crop comes II Isn't worth what It cost.
Farmers arc continually dropping behiuu each
year."
"Wc haven't any At nll.''
"You need some, thena"
"Wedo, iUdecd.h
"uow DO 1ou PROPOSE TO GET ri"
"Thst Is question can't answer. I'll tay
this much. Il matters not how mich tnonoy
tl,rrc Ia In tho country, It will not bcnetit III
| uulces we have something to sell for II. The
peoplo nf the South want moro money, aud arc
say thnt nin. Dnt, whatever amount Is issued
| 1t ought to be made convertible into coiu."
1t Is the intenton Of the Committee to heat
every sensible man who has anything to say or
Tic BnOJcet OIL laDDf, Or lnuustrlcSt nkc. lnGy
| do not propose to listen to sealawngs md lonf
crs. They especially desire employers und husl
ness-men TO give them their vlows.
A preliminary meeting W!l be held at tht
| fremont Housc this morning to lay out u piat
Of procedure for ths actual work, which will be
gin Mnndny morning.
The coming Of the Committee hns beon know
Of here for two or three weeks, md
] THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS
hnvo selected the pcrsous named to " say some
| thing" on tncir behalf:
| BociaIiatic Labor Pnrty-Frank 1Iirtli, T. ]
| Morgan, Ben Sibley, Johu McAulifI, George A
! 6cht1llng.
! Trades and Labor Coupcil-Schilllpg, Street
or, McAult1f+ Morgan, nutl Parsons.
GrcenbacKsr-L L. Page, William HALEY
G.. Il. Adams, James GILMORE, r. Griffith.
"At 1argo Ut. E. Hill, j. Easttnan, B. A
UIrich ]. l}sersdorl, A. ]. Grover, Harry Rubens
Judge Van H. Higgins, und George y. Bowen.
, 1879-07-26
CALIFORNIA STOCKS,

San Francisco, Gal, July 25.-The recent
depression In the stock market il variously at
tributed To lack Of reassuring advices from
the mines, stocks thrown on The market BY
Eastern dealers, and apparently decrease Of
the volume Of money IN use tn the stock busi-
ness.
Shnltz and vonhar0cn have resigned from tho
Directory OF the Bullion Mud Exetcquer, aud
cd To the vacancies, T. II. 2honnon has been
appointed President OF both corporations The
Committee Of dissatisfied asocgl,oldcrs, how.
ever will probably DO content with nothing less
than Glenn sweep and new election.
, 1879-07-26
LAKE BLUFF.

Last Dny OF tho Hundny-9chool Asaomb1yss
Eepsjou.
snr1n .a,hooi a,..m,,,v,. s.a.,o, ~ 1a-o .nd
aunu"1 ens"oo. ns1el,o'S ees0'on VI 4o'" anu'
In point OF weather. tic most prootttous. Tho
I.v" .v,nr - s4 .i'n "a' S'a'''' 'oaas
AIr."' w. .e's WV ss'..p ~ os.oeo,
ference occuplcd tho frat nlaro m tha nro.
rra,ntnc. tho snbiect hcn q VIVA ,Yhat Nav ,r Th'no. @
led v the sunerntenent @ In end t1'e ov 1al,n vii, nus
.ss .,s rsa", a''s ooAu WIZ
is''"' ius. N'' ''SN'''' ''''''''' N''N 'N'''''''
Fo,,oxr,ny 4hfa I'm Ncrn,,1 fy,s.s NOVA .~.-,-
med on a st n9 ..an. ysD %eaa n NM
A. N e,,,,o,,, .ho p.u Mt A..v,,
ographicsl paper on the sub}cct.of "John." The
tonic VIVA divided into the fo]1owtrr hcada.
Iohn vi,h hts n.,.not.. Io,r r,,,n1, 49,.
Soau "nn n'' Ns"'"e+e' JUN l'u'hs 1caub'
John With tAe Disciples; John ncatcst Jesus;
John with the holy women anil the Holy Spirit;
John at Ephcsus; John at pntmos; John a.ld his
ink-iorn; John With ourselves. Under these
hcads tho speaker gave c,rar nf',l connected
s,1'y o. Jons G r. na %iss 49, indicating thor
order, stating that
v1s1roRs' MEETING
Ind hecu called for, Dr. Luke Hitchcock n,e.
dltled. AID Mr. King offered Rot OF resolutions,
which rcad rs follows:
L,<.olctd, That having attended tho sessions of
tho present sunday .ScnDoI Asaetlibiy al Lnkc
Ulud, We ceslre hereby 10 etvo expression to our
nn"!loycd satisfaction and pleasure derived from
the programme a. exercises, especially In view Of
comprchenslroness,. M and atlapsion to The demands
sy,nr IL c.nrri", An nu at oa ne SESSION
u.hed to o,ir xrsst sstisfaet,on and npndt "se'"'
RssotutI, That lie Ney. Df, JOHN wiIliamsop.
Who planned and couiucted it, aud ali who haSs 10
kindly eaeiAtcd them III Carrying ont thLs tho most
ourccssful programme eyor Presented to tho Sun.
asy.nchool workers 2! !ho horsh"cnt' arc entitled