Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-15
CHICAGO LETTER.
Correspondence Public Ledger.

AFTERNOON I1e parks Will the scene I
ioyousness. They are heavenly II
treats for those who have lahore
indoors all week. Our pleasure re
sorts are numerous and enchanting il
all their features. The only rea
drawback to Chicago is this; Their
are no little squares" in her midst
such as that in Memphis, where th
tired and overheated denizen can res
for short time. Every large cit.
should have a number ofsuch breath
ing places. Here, as in most cities
if person is a stranger, or a citizel
who is fatigued, he has to 60 into
whisky or beer resort to recover from
his prostration. This should be rem
edied at once.
1t is a sad, very sad, picture to co u
template Ex-Governor f. j. Moses, o
South Carolina, in convict's dress
Certainly "the way Of the transgressol
is hard" Retribution is sure to over
take the doer of evil. Governor
Moses was Of that villainous tribe o
miscreants who dOubly damned tn,
South or what was left Of her after the
ravages of cruel war had despoiled her
and as he, being an intelligent man
knew very we'll the dastardly part be
was playing, he could not we'll be igno-
rant of the fact that victory is moi
always with the strong" and that q
cause devoid of honesty and virtue
rarely ever succeeds. He sowest the
wind and now he is reaping the whirl-
wind. Instead of being q respectable
member of society, he is a miserable
felon, occupying a convict's cell. ltis
too bad that such is the easel Very
unfortunate that a person gifted to
ornament society, and fills positions OF
honor and trust. should be so branded
with infamy. But his class is legion,
and it only wants the strict enforce
ment of the law to place behind prison
bars the thousands Of carpet baFgars
SO long trampled upon and cursed the
property Of the South.
A terrible deed was committed In
Chicago yesterday morning BY Mrs.
Mary, wife OF Casper Seybold, q jour
neyman baker. She killed their four
children By means Of strychnins. and
had taken a sufficient dose lersslf to
produce death q short time after her
distracted husband had returned from
his long nights work. Prom notes
LETT for some scbo0lmstss By the eldest
daughter, only twelve years old, il is
inferred that Mrs. Ssybold was crgEsd
with the belief that she was going TO
due. and fearing that nsr children
would be badly treated after her de-
parturs 70 tie EnkBoEn Eorld, Ehs
determined 10 send then inTo the
shadUTy land before h.r. Shs
had them dressed niosly, and &
bunch Of natural flowers IN their
hands. and herself prepared for the
bed Of 6eEth. The poor husband BE-
came nearly distracted when be was
led 70 me apartment Ehsrs lsy hE
f0uT murdered children.
Another uuf1-tuDEts i nov II 4
UhieaEp prisun. he If Jnhn Msazrv.
izts b0oEkaspar f0r the Traders Bank.
About 1896 Is 1he disputed tan O.
shortage.
4 bullet sent NJ The golden Exirs
yesterday youth unknown In ChieE
&c. he entered store made some
inquiries abDut pistols, selected one 70
purchase had 3 cartridge fitted iut8 il.
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DlsE 3 noe int0 H.
4 DeF commercial ne Is BBDn 70 bln1
NsE ! 0rk and Chicago closer together.
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care TIE Intsrlef L . religion,
paper
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pzpy il loezts3 a. tie bean.
tifal town d Pglimz.. a Chi.
cage southern suburb, YESTERDAY
the works sent Esst Eve carloads d
wheels, made out q paper pglp. 70 b.
used 10 constructing palace cara.
A South Chicago German named
Peter Klueus, hanged himself The
other day because another Teuton
would not spy him twelve dollar
wages due.
The brick strike is over. and Chi
cago builders are smiling. Brick i
$3.50 per 1900.
Real estate is booming 10 Chieago
and especially 10 the southern zee
ton, where it is two and three time
as dear as in other portions Of tn
city.
Reader, if you have a silver dollar
Of 1904, you can get $50 for It, or on
OF 1852, you can ret 800 for IL. b,
communicating with numismatics, O
rare coin hunters.
Certain Chicago ladies are interest
ing themselves to have a seminar
started in Turkey for the benefit o
the ladies Of that country. They hav
a very large field to operate in Chicag
and elsewhere in this country, withou
going so far out Of the way TO demon
strate their philanthropy.
Two fine buffaloes are among th
attractions Of Lincoln Park. Chicago
They commenced life in Montana, an
were raised in Webster City, low,
Mr.; Shelton, Of Chicago, recent
added them to the rare collections i