, 1881-11-20

VIII, out toFouKh cotnpusstOn on the part Of her
miles, Of cours this put an end to the bearing
Ut once. and the bill WAS dlsmsse Immediately.
pr; hlchotFg is ut present IN Tennessee, where
ne nas some IN uE interests. and rum0r has It
that he will NIT return t0 ChioAgo again for
permanent residence. r'
4 MODEL or THE MOON.
There is now on exhibition ut No. G. North
Clurk street model of the m1mn, OF mammoth
size and wouderfuI fidelity To nature. It Is sixty
one feet in circumference, TT nearly twenty feet
ioo niles, whch periuiss ebe delIneas, Of every
Object large enough to be seen enrouga very
Ktxd 'elesct'pe, Indeed The tn''del gives very
taned b. the casuus observer through the best
telescope in existence. .s the lAr.cr the ulayni-
flying pt'ser tue. smallrr is the area shat can
the observer at the mercy ot Atmospheric
cond lions The globe Tor rather hemisphere.
for We never gee much more than one-ha!t M ~
the lunar surface} has been constructed from
the maps ot DR.. julius Schmidt, who spent
about thlrty-1our years In their compilation:
Those who arc familiar with tho reputation Ut
thut astronomer, and the character Of bis work,
need not be t.'td that 1t ranks even Above thnt
Of Beer & Madler; and the faithfntncss win
in plaster has been attested by the leading ''s~
trouoners Ut this couutry MS well as OF Europe
S5300 FOR TIE MICHIGAN FARMERS.
Contributions In aid Ut the Michigan farmers
hare entirely fallen oH for some time past
The total cash contr. buttons in Ihcago 70 date
are III the neignbnrnood Of $43.OJ, Ut which
~ was contributed BY The Board GE!. q Trade,
House. and the balauce by tho general public.
iu addition To the muney sent 45j cases " Ro"d3
were " when Se1., ,ere IS outs
made aud forwarded. which. bad tney oren
bought in the store, would have cost 81 ~ cscn.
cnsb and souds was ubnut f;3 u10. Reu"r,s from
the burut district state th0t OF all the contFipu-
lions received the quilts we're among g,at,, tne
While Chicago has thus repaid TO Michigan ~
the wnule Stute contributed to Chica.h IN ISL,
" notni1g for thelr burni-ou brethren around
Shginuw Bay Even tue Sltch gan farmers nave
given shamefully little 10 their burnt-out neigh
contributed us much rs the value ot 4 cs'rA-cob
or wtsp .. straw. They nave shrked the whoie
re!iet business. and transferred it to the people
of the cities. They have buttoned up their
packets, and shut up their cr1ps, and barns. ana
left the bur.t-out Saginaw farmers to !ouk 70
the city people tor help They hnse 1ns
Immunity. Berure tue hHt IS again pissed Arunhd
in Chicago fnr the II ,ch'ghn farmers 'et the 1aftn
ers Of iitino.s be c11ied on to contribute.
THE PEOPLES CHAMPION REWARDED.
Francis 4. Pierce. VINO for the past four years
has waged an uuceasinx warfare aEainst The
toil-rs,ads Ut the county. WAS made tae reclp-
ices 10 the dweliets tn tho suburbs lying north
Ut the city along ne Of the Etston and Haeel-
ing r.,ad. Nr. Pierce resides 10 irv;nx fask'
notation tram be was Surrounded by party
Ut friends and Judge Williamson. representing
the party and the general fegs ~ y 81 p;sse
nxnt against the Elstuu and Wheeling
road. presented the caa.npion Of free
ao!d.'nSan.ed aHTaSa walking-s,ck: The cane oofo
PIERCE, the Boss Of Toll. Knuds. b.; bis friends:
| Nov. H. 81 MIR. Pierce is Naturally proMd Ut
| his trophy. He said to repor1er OF TIE TK1n.
| uSE yesterday that the Elston and wheeling
road was NOW tree fur the t1rst tiilh IN tue hls-
&ftxkTl
| ouiesced in the decision rendered against nm
| lust FRIDAY. ind Saturday took up the road
gates that have for 50 lung blurred tue Tree d a,'d
| vehicles 10 and from the variuus suburbs aud
far,ns along the route vi the r!'ad. .o,,
road' the II Llncnin nyenue or '.Har1ns IS road,
sud the NJ lxaukee avenue road ano ..i!I3 ~
| branches and Mr. Pierce SAYS these roaus Will
| discontinue their gales and cease IevylnE an
Illegal toll upun travellers, even II 'hey have 10
he pushed THROUGH the same !ene'ny ,nh ano N
| Terminating the existence Of tho Smell turu-
| pike. SIR PIERCE sad ne did not know what the
| composition III the new County B.,Ard Woulo oe,
and c.,uld ,1,t say .vhcrheror not the proposition
| to bug up the rerlaininx roads would anu tnSof
with majority uf the 1uenhers: me cIaln.at..s Us
bad uo legal right to the road5. however, ano ae
| did not believe I'll paying for II stolen morse.
VETERAN UNION LEAGUE
| The second party of the Veteran Unfon
| League was held last evening at the nrm"rs oI Z
tht. First Regiment on JACKSON street, aud tne
attendance was very good. Music was fur
n,sbed Dy Pounds orchestra, and dancing pr',-
| rrum OF twelve numbers was gone through
Win An exceedingly pleasant evening e., wss ls
passed.. The prt,ceeds of these parties VIII oe
| devoted to the furnishing of the rooms
| Of tho league. Among those present were
Col Perce and daugnters,, Gen =, . ..
t. Mann and daughters; ,Tt,, Eol; u,I1ne nna cmps @
james j. aeaey, Maj. ". H. couston, Frank
Allen and ladies': Ds. J: GlaDp Mr. and raId Mss'
t:ant and Mrs. j. Sargent. Mai. and Mrs. Elliott
Durand. Capt james Sexton, M1: and Mrs.
| Simon Mann. Cutnbert ": Laing, D. K Laing;
| Mrs, +. F. Brss,ks, Mr.. and Mrs. Fa"nas Parker.
| t:upt. and airs. HuInes, Fred L"ve1oy- Miss
| NJ, Mann Ntsa },1ne Mann, Miss Lulu Brooks,