Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, May 13, 1878, Page 7

THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. MAY 13, 1878, g ) AT hohby of the Austrian Ambassador i London, | at thr the Hme of the canveyance to cinplila. | riehte ace nat_endangered. 1 rerommend yon 1o 0 NREW 241 fiees repnrted laet, 17, Tho total : : mfl‘o‘“‘“ “J mb()LOSU“ES. 8ir Henry Elliott, acting, no doubt, with tne as- | ant in actunl use rs a private alles, [t was s ! hinh or to aome sich person, of whom thers are MARINE NEWS. it e o Faiair el ctanaitles | ELECTRIC BELTS AND BANDS, sent of Lord Beaconsfichl, althongh, probably, | a part of thelots, and the Jaw pnplied that it f many. Very respeetfully, Joux T, Monoax. without tho permission of Lord Derby, offered | wasin open nse In connection with the land Ty & privatn Jutter from Washingtoas dian seatere dorine the year was 49060: tonnags, y ‘ 3 3 337,080, dawmnage entimated, $2,200,014; lives ' formally to the Austro-Tlungariun Prime-Minis- | eranted, and 1t passed as a part of the snbject An Intoreating Sketch of a Trip on the Toaty 17, = How France Thwarted a Proe | tertho iifusallianco (March 2. Count An- | matter of the deed. A ser of twenty years was lenrn that Blaine, Conkling, Ran Hintler, lan! o kg, (March 59). Comat A | mattes o A uners 3 | and Tawneenr will consant tn talk tar pire and Peshtizo Company's Steamor FARLY BXCUNRIONS, posed New Europsan e e b rs 1 | Tis e tareals et aright'of user. | 0 rrendured Gaspel of statwart Republicanism (o 20 Company's Steams The atdewhicn] atme Mateannlte, Capt. Mitehell, v Coalition feal. Thuse vatious rimors and_svmptams de- L0 sonmy maTATE, e e ach & weicome. If they Clematis. made b ntcnrsion Satarday to South Chicago, % 2 termined tiens Ignatie(T's mission to Vienna, An amicable sult wns begun Saturdav by ,:‘,m'a' tiaf thay will hink it 18 Fonrth of Jaly in with & nnmber nf Invited zaests, including eity and ———-————-—_—_’ A MILITARY MOVE. Alcxander McKenzie doncs, dullo Menrictta | Jowa' tho yesr todnd.—Der Moines (Ja.) Reqlater other oflclais and members of the press, " The P 1t was Just_at this time that Cotnt Benst. | Joves, aud William Eawin dones, heirs of the | (Fen.) The Work on the Sturgeon-Bay | trin was & nleanant and_enjoyahls’ one. - The NERVGUS AND ; thine ¢ 7 3 ) t L (Hen.). 4 Mateapolie mnde an exenrainn to the same pla nesia end w?i";)n“yl’tz Efla"i Been feariog the. :'I,!’sr;’lto'l'h:'l;r Jalorl ot tie Edipscor laze Wiliam O ll';’r':fi»:';:& Ihtaing Judicial <ot | Charlos Francls Adems, Sr., hns remaved Canal Nearly Comipleted. sratoniay, being i rat bont ‘to Inaagurats the Confron Fy “c Ax:guperior, the Kussan Kovor, and bellesing that tho | grandtather, Willsm E. Joner, V. T Wite- | with ble own hand tho Awtnl Brand of Frand 5 excarsion businces at $his port, e orce. moment had como for afinal and personal ef- | house, trustee; E. If, Bieldon, trustee; M, 12, | which h» aflixed to thy brow of r. Hayes some " iz fort, annuunced that he was about 1o leavo Owden, trustee; Caroline O, McCaggy M. 00 | timaago. Tiia gracoiul act was done in consid- British Shipping, Nautieal Mis- wvs’!\"m"mn el "Yw"'Tm" @EB!LETATED' England for 8 few days on o visit 1o Vieona. | doncs,’ Frances' 0, Jones, Caroline O..funce, | eeation of tha appointment of Charlsn Francis haps, and Port Notes. The Wenern Teafirgotiatlon Company's yitop p_L LIl AR IR &) " ing Plan; but tho BesteLaid | l-ord Besconsileld aud the Marquis of Bal- | Alice Joncs, Marianda A, Ozden, A. . tic Adame, Jr., taa dinvaenment Direetoranip of the Montana i expected in port tr-day with 800 tone A Conning 3 A | jobury, In complete nccurd with him, ro- | W. 0, Wheeler, Vera de T. Joncs, and Williun | T'nion Pacife flafiway, Tha ortzinal tronble with Fe o of veneral werchandise, tneluding dry wooids The affticted can now be restored fo perfect schemes o* Mice and Men Gang solved tipon ihe slep to which Lord | E. Strong are fdepartics defendant, It sceans | {nirles Francie, Sontor, wis the fallarg of Mr. | FINST TRIP OF TIE CLEMATIS, | grocerlen, elc.. shipued tiom New Yorkbyoamil | 0 itheut th o i v St Wi Shies 21 r - . W »n 0 severa} large firmz in city, " At Agley. Dery oblecteds the dispatch of o (o | tha ln 1sit Willlam k. Jones, of Chtcuct leds | jmedone, i ‘fiaven ceated Lo be a fraqd, ~ Trass: | ARSSUIonat of tuin ciry Ehosceompanied Cont | fige careo comen o7t ina Titsla over (W0 weekn, and boliy energp, sl the wa/of Nicholsan on his fires trip thin s m, sends Tur 4l Vi iet) Twinoxsuine following newsy sl inleresting | soate o pesterssis to fhs seh ate, \ve "MeF | medicine of any hind. ! = PULVERMACIIER'S #keich; ana Chicazo wa Inanzurat- s e ; o Peahtleo Compiy s iiots | Tnere were twenty-hree cargaes of lumber st ELE c T R c E LT s having In | the market lnst evening. . — Higned at once (Mareh 20); and tho Marquls of | to hia wife and the _other wall ta | 190 Uk C) Padt (hem.). CorreepanAence New Tark Hevatd, Balisbury, after two davs apent In writinz and | his_ehildren, but partition was not to be madc [ Voorhees, of Indiann, soys that the people 03, Avril 85.—The month just drawing nenditig his clrcular note and fn holding | untii the yuuncest child attatned theaze of 21 | of the ¢onntey have forced the graenback dotlar ap (flfi’k‘;‘(?i‘e‘hi! he;r; diplomatieatly, one of the nvm;l mmlnlmnl muu:rcdm':l Tlm Cou‘!“ Beust, ;;E;D.‘w'll',l.“! c:‘)fl:}. mw{x’lmll l;l 1;47‘.3. In l.Iun'c. o pat with wold, and that thare never was any 0 9 ¢4 was forinally gazotte 0 his new functions I am O, Jones ed, having previouslty 7 " basest of a busy year; aad, but for the wisdom | (April 1), Thie object of the circular note wea | canvoyed hiaintereat in his b sery e | R reason why [t ahanld Gave besa dagiepiated. ot he oppusca rosnmption hecansn he eavn tho snd systematle prudence of the French (lovern- | mainly, if not excluslvely, to give heart to the | trust ‘to W. B. Ogden, in trust for bunself, his flnmmnrev'u m‘lm :’nfln'lln 1t, ond It ml'l'lmuz The openinz of the tamber season between the NAVIGATION NOTES. sed the f lon of Court of Vienna, wife, and children, The remainder of the estate | rotn on the country, ‘Tnore 19 porhao® not a sane 8y, AN pro- Capt, Bassett, of the steam-barge Chaunc mcnl.lr‘llll|ltcl;:nl‘:l]llll|;:n _m: l(?::’;:m;:’“s INBERNATIONAL FLIRTATIONS, has been partinlly divided amons tho heira. | W, | man in cxtstence, eatsitio of an Indiana awamp | ceeded to Doshtigo Harbar to receitn and tow Lack | fraribat, Fepopts. s EEvere "w"-m'ufl rm'.‘, ;; AND DBANDS, fresh Enron i ‘The knot uf the question, Luwever, was the | B. Ogden subsequently convercd his Trustee- Iawrer, who coulil tell wh{. If there In no teason | to thlevart (lumber laden) the barges Mantanee | yovo fnrag T 1 ication & 4 i xith Count eust, tho ex-Austro-flungarian | gesent of France. Lord Lvons, the British | ship to W. F. Whitchnuse, The present aultfs | ihat the gragnback shoalil ever ba below par, and | and Alert, 4 On her last trip £ or self-application lo any part of tfe body, pdme Minister and presont Ambassador fn | Ambussador, had beea In London for thelast | to compel the defendants tocunvey to complain- 41 the prople hnvo forced fL 80 par irithout the Atd | 1y the dentzens of winler-tiosed ports the ad- ast trip from thte port to ByTalo, the vent of apring 1t always gladly greeted, whilet {he | acht It. B, Hayes Is aalit to hive beon shart 103 bu. meet cvery requirement, f ar:ival of Lhe Gret epring fieet froun the outer world | ‘The Lag Uafon, lonking allek and clean in new acte upen the penple 8aan electrio shock to tha | paint, siappsid nzaund the tiver yonterday. She The most learned physicians and scientifie o homan system—begeiting new ife and wctivity, hae been com lerely rebuitt, and’ ia Tae Posntigo Company owne hereahonts 160,000 | teim. She ia the twenty-third of the v po tne | pen nf Europe and this country indorse them, acres of muodiand, snd by the copetant cinployment in marine insnzance” matters there nf some 500 tien in realiy the tnain artery af tiis | epecially siew to esport, Agenta are acting on | _ Theae noted Curative mppliances have now portion of the coartry. The C«mp.\n{ runt two | theif own hous. and writing at 10 centa net on the | 8tood the teat for upward of thirly years, and miils, ~une st the villago. the other st the harhor, | $100 on Buflale grain carg arg protectod ur Letters-Patent. fn nll tite which latter turns oat datly 160 UCO feel of lumn- 1t I8 now safa that Cujit. P'arker, Secretary of the l{""flv'l countriea.nf the world, They werd lice, 40,000 stingles, 40,000 fath, and 10,000 | Amcrican Shipmasters' Association at New York, | deereel the only Awant of Merlt for Electrio pickets. " has elven up tic plun of clanifyineand reciatoring | Appiitnices uL the areal Worki's Kahibitions The late talns have been qnite acceptable, sa | 1ake €ratt, ierauce of the stronc fecling of oppusls | =< Faris, Philadelphin, and elwwliere—und nearly the whate uf ihe cut ?umu«r (35,000,000 | ton manifented by laka ship-owners, have been found 1he most viluable, safe, new and 5,000,000 oid) is now en route 1o the The brup Eountain Uiy arnved from Huflato | Sinsple, and eflicient known treatinent for n‘qnm. ot Tie e i aoiiami .’.,”flf" wu‘n. ’ur’ p: rngers ond abont 400 | the cure of diseaxe, 'he naint sacronnding the mill 1s dof Wl us of Zeneral merchandtee, — Cabt, Gibwon re- ecome forty Awelling-housen far the married men, | potts fogey sud squally weathor ol all tho way READER, ARE YOU AFFLICTED? agensral anpply atcre, large hotel, 'accommodat: | p. Among the pasecnzers re Willard A, Smitn, Tug aver 200 meg, 8 church aud tchoal-houre, etc., | Ko, editor and publisher of the Cuarlevols { 204 Wish 10 recover (he same degres of a0 & private raiiroad which connects the Larsor (.\nch‘ Sentinel, s sprighilly fve-column quatto, | Dalth, streauth, ‘wndencrgy ny experienced with Veelitizo Village. —~all owred by the Company. | now ¥ Ubon our arrival an Sonday, we werw greeted by | bt The Fouutain City will leave for Buffalo the smiles “’l nflernl x;:bm:‘c from {‘:m&nuo. wl-:l: sgaln to-morrow evening, ware en route In the tug Reindecr—galiy decorsto EWIENE, With fageto Slareon ey Gemal, Leelve wilos | The Conadian stms Ay and overelsn have | UUI% formws. coniguent aponts tingerin f tha Governmeat, the greenhack cannot be kept n, who had been pursulng its reallzation | two or three weeks fn conncction with the | ants direct tho share which descended to_ their | 2 pid oV ¥ Lowdon, Wit < fnd Above neiotiations. aithough the. protext.of iis | father In the estato of thelr erandfather, W. I, | 51 A1/ the aia of tho Gosrnment, Moorhecs for rome Lime pasty and fts success would Clia poroni. cin reia) o talled bl toratl stay here was hia probable appointment as | Jones, ‘The Trustees claim that the [ather be- | (7a4,), robably bave entalled his own rostoration at | piningtentiary to a possible Congress. With- | fora his death took hiseatato aud conveyed it . tno head of the Government of Vienna, It was | oy departing from his habltual roservo, o | agalu, whilo the ehildren aliege that by the will | Eastox, Pa., May 6,—To the Lilitor of the cseerly favored (In spite of tho originstor him- | showed probably that he saw at lirst sight | their father could not take uny cstate, e hav- | New York Tribune; Iread the articte under the Vifiythe new Pope, Leo XIIT aud setively, | hotbin impratiabio in un Apgie-Frenciat: | log dicl befors sartton s made, i, tht | hond 0 lomo, " ssl the amewer of e ver. 2 atice, and, al colve ett, 3 tuough discreetly, backed, both in Franco and (| Jieect Bilo'sround n that direction, Curlously | bo conveyed directly to them. milyo o Orm. Bine, and 1 inik ¢ wa the beat Austrla, by the Jesuit party in the Roman | enough, ono of tha clifef reasons of confidence HADLEY DROS, s e rednade, Church. There arc rensons for sssuming that | fur the politivlans of Downing street was the [ In the casenf Raymond & Giliingham ([jad- | Feally was tha host thing that could havpen for the the Emperor of Austrla personally looked upon | fact tuat the French Minister of Forelgn | ley Bros.), th Assiznce, R. E. Jenkins, filed o | countey. d", Congreat -;o-;k‘l 1“«'""""" and stay {fwiih & favorable cye. 'As for Queen Victorla, | Affales, M. Waddington, belongs o an | petition Saturdy Setting Gut that ho 'hat ad- | Selournod, for nix yesen d Lellete tho couniey W% persists i taking a lively intoret n for | old Euglish family long established in France, | vertised for bids for the stock of boals, sta. | *OUiT BATEUD A0 BP0 LRe K rrenen. o egn aifulrs, and Lord Beavonsfleld, they were | and 1 » Carabridgo man. An ndditional favora- | tlonery. ete., ol the firm, and bad recefved the | hotter than this country ever had before; reanmp- from the outsct alned to the scheme. ble circamatance scemed to be AL Wadding- | following bids: From F. . Head, of Kenoshin, | tion Iant hand, and will come before 'the time COUNT DEUAT'S IDBA, ton's attitude on tle subject of the Conaress, | Wis., for the whole stock, fncluding fnsurance | apecified by law, if Congrens will only let 1t come, Count Heust's scheme consisted, In the main, | when, In consequence of the objuctions of Eu- | policies, £18,750. From J, It W on hehalf | Ttold a friend n month ago the best thing that ofatreaty of defensive and offeneive allianca | gland, he had nh:\nly sald that he could not ses | of the {Vestern News Company, 855 per cent | could be done would be 1o get np a petition, signed petween Austels, Francs, and Eucland, with | the use of a Congreas un the Enstern Question | ou thesnventory price of nbout 847,900, From [ bY thousands, twhich could oe done In our sectlon, Tarkes and_Roumanla at thetr back, and the [ fn which England would not bu represented. | Jansen, McClurz & Co., B3 per cent,’ pavable in | Fequesting Congross to adjourn. for aix yeare, and exentiinl nccession of Jlolland and Deamark, | Next, the French Hepublican press was decid- | tholr notos-at slx, elght, and ten montha. And | 50103y now. for the purpose of oppusing the Treaty of San | cdly Tostile to the (tussian terms. As for tho | also special bids for parts of tho stoek, aud Mr. Dlaine, we rogrot to say, Las been n Its ar. In forfner yenis? Do any of the following B e L e scrumpales ms F c1ade of AyNiptoms tneel vonr 1 ctmdilion 7 Are you suffering from th 0 any of iis nany nud it ierve v e, ehirnnie of functioynt dlsese? Do you efutio as n whale, and upholding the horuinal | Lordon press, (4 Lad simulv been affecting for a | from the C. 11 lamilton Paper Company apecial | ¢ ptradaling" azain, this timo the timber ques. | Jleiant. foattend adais of and buy uptho coun: | gune Into commiaerion at Windeor, ool e, flatlitnted, fretful, timid, and ftarty of the Otfoman Empiee. The ailance | fewr dayn 't witnons the deaperate nation | offers. Top. the Diank 'books ohl PRDSE, ML | st 1o mas wrtten o ltren of conmac o sor | UE: yAmOK tliem we noticed Uhe familar faceof | Capt. Cageuts, the new commander af the rovs AR QU I i R0 e ket secret Tor & law monthis, 80 88 | with the Feanch, our deat old Crimenn ally,who | from Merker Dros, n speclal offer forthonockel- | Hobe 1O Ro8 ol B e, O e e e | O Certny T aia Thon hilctun Eneyer, err | e ren of "vemmetn ot e e iin Can: subjast 1 v nf pemory, have apeiin of tinte Wit to fntericrs_ witl the success of the Parla | pretended Lo bo still sulering from lute watinds, | buoke, card-cases, ote.” ‘The Recelver atated tio | P . ! joed Ay her of Conisrens: tho. 1 W. May dered bisi ity Wellnna Canal hay | Tl Taiiioscof mhad in (e hewil, foel 1istie u 5 was publishicd with **peefect propriety™ in the ember of Congres e Hon. + Maxun, | rendered business extremely lively along the whole | spoping, nwnfit for bustness or pleasure. and Expositlon. I.lcnuwhuc gy;rr"nlflmllqint n«mm ut was really strunger than ever, and so on. ‘hml mu!%r'r'ml with a llnlrzu nl“m‘mt“{ 'ulm crlrlnll- Maine Stata Press, Init hasaps—atter giving 8 Land Comtmirsioner Canal Company of Milwaa- { linr. oy -L"in i m';mn:n:;h oAl y'a‘" St ve bect going on on agrand_scale. It was 1,YON3' WOUING, tors, and they were all {n favor of taking the 3 I kees Glenway Muzun, lawyer, Milwaukea; Mr. O, Fiie_fast st Icore, ,. e o e Lave bet T ohat Austrln. s Enginid slone | Lord Lyous recurner to b post, and tind two | eash offer of Tiend, cvon thial 1t were o | Brossly mirleadtng and incorrect accont of his | I, Groen, outraciors Chicago: Col. baricn . | Lako Ebre 1o Lok Ontrs oot in plecce T |ty leovdiloads BLA AT would have entered tho Held st first,—the | declatve fnterviews with M. Wuddington, with | much lower. The Judze ordereid that Hcad's | confilct with Mr. Bchurz, concealing the tact that ( Mobinsou, Ureen Bay; Mr, Cheynoweth, allarnzz. bren put together ana foumd 10 work satisface | nsuralaty or nehev nnd pains? | Have yon - former contending up to tho ast moment that | two daya’ Inferval, In the first one, the French | bid should be aceepted, ho attacked Mr. Echuirx for oxecuting the extating | {ireen Hays tien, AvS E. strung, Freaidont of 1he | torily, ety indisciont In casly yerre and Dnd yonre thie mobitization of licr troops wae only ourtial, | Ministor simply heard the exposition of the BRADLRY V8. PEASE. Taw, falsoly naggosting that all that Mir, Ketra atd | Pe3Rtigo Gompany, RS T 1 At Cleveland the tugmer's strike lsover, and | welf haruswd will o multitude of gloomy and kad only for ita object the precautlonary oc- | Austro-British scheme, and, witiiont exoressing | Judge Willlams Saturday morning declded | wos to purane settlera who cut wood for thele nwn 0. B, Ureen, the contractor for opening the | the papers say that the men have gono to work'al | xymploms? Are you ilmld, nervous, it Stargeon Bay Cacal, hine completer] ths whale dis- month lese thin before the atrike. x 1y 9 tance, except sume 100 faet, the niock of this putat orsetinl mE yor B contiinily € e ll ald the barge Lathrop, latcly aunk at the ifnct T 3 3 0l boiny about one &ud one-quarter miles through, | Limi 2, will not bo repaired, uu\{nur let luin- P LR e b 0 that the Wfefong desideratusa of the Green Day | ber i taken 0 wiil e pit 1 n bouo-yard. capation of Bosnia and [erzezovinas while the | his own views, undertook to Iny it befors his | the case of E. Amelia Hradiey va. BeaJamin L. | uee on unsurveyed pablic lands, and msking the Jatter would have nssembled at Bombay, Malts, | coifeagues. [n tho scroud, ha communicuted | Peass and Henry M, Wells, a LUl fled to sct § direetty falsc statement that '*Tha only jasne he Gibraltar, Portamouth, and Aldershott anex- | the answer of tho French Cubinet (Aprli5), | aside a ealo under a teust-deed, ‘The property | had with My, Schura was that uilfid'hy hn bill he o, cONIAON OF Jdews, REATTOI 10 Focl LY, I the b, dliness of sleht, phirs " " I;uul{nrmy ghlrlhllr"llllfl!‘[l[lfl!ll'- , [ et to nny ol e MW TgE #) T11))- peditionary force of five army covps, Frauce | which was a polite refusal. in question 18 the Luce fnrm, containing aboat | {Mr. Blalne] Introduced and paseed *—that *'the | penple will goun be granted and their water route A new enil handsome little ferry steamer, ite, lnol e B Yould have only entered the contest in the case T ntr oF prANCE. 500 acres, Al situatod. v iles (rom Lako | Fepor ihat he deciared it wrepranch to Mr, Schagz | {5 the autanie world sportened aver elyaty miles, * | namod the Gazelle, I been Ualit ab uato for e o nlliuflll-llln upholding by force of arms the |« England,” aaid M. Waddington, % could en- | Forest, in Lake County. 1t was sold under a | ot he “was bom i ‘Yross, i8 100 nb. | Atierafotw hours desuied 1o fuel joadtug, the | 31, J. Stockman, of Cusrlevolx, Mich,. aud hus i cate of ssla. In thia case tho taelt co- gperation of Holland 4nd Denmark would bave | Jooked upon the changns contemplated in the tecu secured. It wus expected thiat Italy would | ‘Enat. qunmlrlt ol surrow at sceing the remaln neutral., resulta of a war in which sho had apent her COUNTDELST'S VIETYS OPTIE EASTERN QUESTION | blood and treasure doflnitively forfoited, and Count Heust hus for many years held the | one morc Eurapean law, ta the complotion of opiofon that Eurone has been dolug, as regards | which ahe had been @ party, and waleh, ludeed, 1he Ottornan Emplre, the very reverse of what | hare the namno of ler capital, torn to pioces. e ouzht to bave done. As long azo as 1806, a | gut this was only 8 remote consequence of tho few weels aiter Lils asssumption of the ofilce of | gvents of 1363 and 1870, and slis bad too long Chancelior of the Aunstriun Empire, lie ex- | ago foreacen it ns inevitable to grumble over ita pressed, Ju a cireular note dated shic 10th of De- | realization, [t entailed for her, uo doubt, as «ember, his strang bellel that a pollcy of for- { fur Kngland, a loss of prestize and influcnce in bearsuce for the shortcomnlugs aud vices of the | the Fast. Iut the loss did not sexw to o sufi- ‘Tarkish system was decided ubsolete, snd that | clent to warrant a recourse to arms for the pur- the only thine that Austriz and the Western | pose of averting it: and, even if such were tho Yowers bad to do, If thoy did not want to sce | coas, France must declino to enter into such o Russla ussuming tho monopoly of protection | course. fler polcy, proclaimel at the outset of orer tho Christian subjects of the l’oermu to | tie war, aud porsistontly maintatned, bad becn Clematis steatned out with bt tow i the fuce of a | left for her destinatiun, iz I £ d to notire with seriods conteadie tortain no doubt a8 to thespirit in which Franco | truat for 80,000 1n May, 1874, the sale belng | fHE . i ¥ "’)nr Uhe sitm of $3,000. A | un-'s Saw, tile ta ovasion. . lfo made no uch wmadeon the premise “edrecing *as he here cites, but v BilL wan lled 16 4ot axide this anlo on tho Rround | o rabseis resern. why S B pereeaton that the nutice of sale was insuiliclent, (t slinply | ¢*the deserving trontieramen' the fact that he atating thot tho sale would ba on the premises, | probably had in hie miud the opfirflih‘e land-taws not stating the particular part, when thoe farm | of his pative couniry, to which ha wan uted In bis was two and a half miles long; also that the | buybuod, and hosnccredal Prussinas a smaliar notlce of sale was not enough, being ouly pud- | Country than Muntans, aud thorerore m‘uum-ulg lighed fu the Courier, which hid no clrculation | Unft to botho bisthplace of an ofiicer cryed wit i Lako County s and that, lastly, the salawas for | the protection of the Monlana thuher, Tae lettcr n Lako County; andthat, lastly, L e 000, ;lmveumlyrme thing. and_that is that he in sorry A5 hiaflonusto. l‘;r;:chl::'llngmlgun&!u or $3,000, or having mado these allusions to Drissis, au Cl R ppead wol e to gt ol 0 acrano they cause Judgo Willtams heid that the salo was in- { Ijm withoot having to make **a soriots Contradice equitnble and unjust, and ordered thu salo | tlon." We have already pointcd ont how the uuder thu trust-deed to bo set sside. Prussians deal with anch gonticinen ns Mr. Blaine, DIVORCES, and It e not surprising that he considers Pruasia Leeso Bhoetka Ricd = bill agafnst bir hus- | 8u odious birtuplace,.—New York Nation (Ind.). band, Ferdivaod Shoctks, askinz for a divorco The eight-hour rasolution from the House on nccount of his adultery and cruelty. Committeo on Education and Labor was yesterday sirony gale and rough sen, natil well cicurof the | Mr. [enry 15 Conmberlaln nas been sppolnted | ples and blotches on the faea wid buel, anl point, and turned nortlienst by east to Green | azentof the Ni MI.I":} (cclehrated for its renowned strawberries, | land. in pla culle “Thou Norihggn Tranut Company at Clove- | o fir deaporuient symptonnc of M) Brainsed, Sonng e, he nihdleged y the lighthouse-keeper, from which he | e tuz rdwarde, that ran tast neason hetween | i, utler from nervous nice ravenue), \Ve keep the ialand on onr | Manistee and St Josenh, 19 having & new boilar [ Ity. Thousuids of feu s, i i Liien steer north by east to Chamuers' | and engine pluced In her, She will run on the | down tn health and w Ieftn from dlsorders . whith wo keep well to starboard to avold & ne funts this segson. | prenltar (0 their sex, and who, front Ialde danycrons shoal which Jeads off from it} thence aree Nlagara, owned by Mr, J. | madesty or negleet prolonge thele autlvtin, ronniing the 1sleud eant-northeant to Death's Door | T. Matthews, of Toroato, Jeft R, Catharines for | Why, then, farther neglect u subjeel sa proe Blufl: thence east to Plum Ieland. from which our | Chicago on Wednerday Inet to tako np her position | duociive of Bunlth and happlness When Uiera gnuene I chanced to wontheard thfough the Furt se | 10 the Collingeoud an Chicar fue, - I4at hand & menuy of restorution? Mort, o very dangerous strait, and g0 called zrand rec=ption was held on board the nawand! by ine fndlams. who oy, yearm Jzo held Jngmiceent aims City "1' Detruts, !chIrull‘u:;r! PULVERMACHER'S n° general pow-wow npon ‘axhington Isl« | day evening, at which 1,500 fuests wera present, and, and v‘n‘hcn hncroonnzmln the lnln:} aad lnlm-chled thy nm\un? patsce which 5 mfliéy E\.EC\:HIC BELTS AND BANDS were overiaken by a sulden equal au ween that port ana Clevelaud trom and r - ahont ane hundred wern lost. givinz It the name of | to-lay. BLA | coura. theds vaslany dlseniad coillligns, afler the Gato of Death, \We now cuango our coutte & | The Clevelond Plaidaler of Katnrdsy, xy convinetns tectimony direet from the af- . W, to Rom l'alnt, thence 8, A . to | *“The revenue-cutter Ferry has lelt for Erie, e Sheroysan, and . by v 10 Svaden, thaves &7 | b Shermeu:Ciieron wedilug v o s 10 Histed Jlunasives. syl v binp et ofel (9 5 : i 8, E. to ltacine light, theuce B. % E. to Cblcagy, | Yecrotary of the Treasury's excuraton did not take THE FOBITION OF AUSTRIA. S ived upon under the former Libural Cable | riagy was comptilsory. Ho suvs that in August, | tiossilsts in Philadelphia bad resolved that +Gov- | FESRHY BEIETE 126 W LS B0 O 0 K0T e e q ’ ond noww for IFACHIIEIVE PAMPILET And 1877, at Clinton County, New York, ho was ar- ernment ehould lessen the Lours of toil ana rales rested_on a chargo uf bastardy [m:(arr('(’ by | the wages of tho laburer,” Theeo lattor publicists Mary Wells, and was forcod by ‘Mary’s fathier, | did not reveal in detall the methods by which Gov- under threats of otherwlse Deing ~shot, to | ernment l¢ to supply the increaac of wages, nor marry her. 1o clalus hie has never lyed with | juut how Government can enable the Inborer to Ler ol nw\-nd that ho is entitled to a divorce, Ccnjoy lelsaro without carningit. Unt It must be Count Brust sincerely belleves that Austrla- | net and carried on by the prescot oue, had been, Rungary, by ucceding to 8_Iussian solution of | or rather was, & pledgs Ziven to the world of the Estern Question, is slmply playing s suict- | that systematically peaccful tendency, The dilgame, Prudeuce may have cotpelled her | Freneh Republfc could not entertaln fora mo- toenter the slliance of “Rusaia and” Ucrmany | ment thu ldea of dovinting from it just on tho when, In consequence of her own disasters and | eve of a fete of peace and civilization.” ¢ tlie disusters of K'rance, she was quite lsolated MORE BEIIND UNSAID. wonded t of Winconsin. PONT OF CHICAGO, Titg EnreCryl ARTERLY, 0 large Hius- Th down war quickly made, notwith- s irited dour utaining ' full particulues e D e M e feeon: | The followine ace the arrivale and actual esitrnn | Sind Lxioroin L rTUnANER. Cope talned over 3,000, (00 feet of lumber: and vo well | 8L this postfor the past forty-cight hours endlng | fes mailed frev. Call on or address, 11 she handled by her enginecr, ticorgs 3ack, that | at 30 o'clock last night: L;f:."‘}.l{k‘il_ PULVERMABHER GALVANIC cfl,, from the time of her stariing fu the spriug until © oA the fall seison aets in, she lae never been bl up 5:ur .‘hr.el-'rhamm D. Judge Willlams Saturday granted a decree of = : o et p T elie Nrown, ki and lett to the tender mercles of Lier formidable | g the above reanans, which 3. Waddington | divorea to Caroline Hutmaun from Uaorga :‘l‘&‘.fi.‘.‘.‘i'n‘r'tfl:aff.‘.'né".'n“‘;'n‘if&"x. ur'?nc‘»"u?mfinff;e !.‘:'.'.f.‘!.‘J{'e.Pé‘éé’}‘f.‘fiol.’fo‘&’u"u‘fi‘.‘.’.‘r‘%‘..rfi'ui? WECK | RGN 0. 15, Jonmsoa. Wikle Luke, lamier, Aarkes. | o, 8th & Vino Sts., OINCINNATI, O, Jegubors, Lot the situation 18 now altered. | develoned at amie lenictl, tho French Miniter | Hutmann on tho ground of cruelty and | Deanin na tho {aoss talic of demagosties jike | Wetnessaynoon founi us off Chicavo Harvor, | HCAT Hefatf tar furt KO er, lubor Market. Uoosbould never have allowed Russia tows | SRPOBR0 e AGUT ooy had Lio wished to_ un- | drunkonness. Pint tu " Congress yeaterday, and. awiih which | and nome wero mora rojoiced ta stand where tnero | Frop Muiauner, Sariis, sindries. el sircet, Or 212 Erondway, NEW YORE. wiwo slnizle-handed the protoction of thie Chiris- | urion his mind complotely. He might have TTRMSB. the conventions and platforins of both political. |- were no mor m(clmlm. for reckings, nor washe :\:_;:; " ug;nr Jiver wool, '\I,-ym tian subjects of |h.u }une, and now sho caunot | gy that the whole people of France would ‘The habeas corpus casc of Rachel Iltcks, ar- partios Iu‘l[v‘m m-dn“n'n umlxlunr nfilnxm. Tast ten | f0ge, than was tha only fdler on board. e, s ake. un 'u-'nh;fl"fr'q':mf':n":!fmf‘u.m BRANTH QFF'CE: vermit thut on independent principality of Bul- | pros risen in auger at tho mere (dea of waeing | rested for asssult with Intent to do boally | yesrs. 'nopuliticlans bave been, and atiil i streav. yarta should bo established through the action searcel; of Russin. To give her sanction to such an or- },':."J“&L"."Ifi;";fi:":’&fl'c‘.‘.‘"" and, on t’lxu'::'u“r,: raigement would be practically to throw her | oo of the first French dlsasters, manazed to own 17,000,000 Slava in tho arms of the Czar; 1 and, on the uteer bund, to-lovk for conipensa- {:,‘;,T), alnaC by Crigiesally et Uglides telrat ore, playlug with fire, All thelr fusinuating una e echas alicharseds thero Melig | - fhualug doclantion on s 4SOr quenian ias tmeant, ([ 1L mcant unythiug, that eouehow Gov- no ovidence Lo aliow Lhat sha Lad boon gulity | [liicht whs witliolding Doy, the laberiar san ot sny sl :l:_:;";fl". SR wome of his inatichable richts, or restraining him BRITISN SHIPPING, Erop New Fea, Usand Taven, towing, ftu The London 7ymes has an article on the state of | FSUF lary Auiana. Graod 1 shipping of the United Kingdom for the yeat 1877, senr In which the following occurs: 218 STATE ST.,CHICAGO. B~ Avoid boqus apoliances claimil elec- 5 a ater, Manistee, shing iad for its effoct the renderlog of any 3 Trom the exerciss of Bome of his priviieges aw o ' d {OItE: Sanisee, sing i itior, Our Pamphlct explains how to ot o Bsain and 1eszegoving, or, adeed, to | yhih had for its affucl tho vonlefio of 81 | Joet B, Harrls fled & bill aaninst. Tenes Wal- | Freoman, © il tho Commaniam In "Tho. A1 I8 11e | yovucs s 40 o veseles WL b tonnoge of | Goir et i i TG e e Aol R o wid one more Slav to her peoplo would by to | 1 ord Lyons himself of the circunstauces, oot | ler, Baran B, Waller, I, (. 8pofford, Jolin Wil- | legitimate and fogical autcome of tueso peatitont 10,707, and the totn] elcared In the eamo way | RehE Liiile el Vaniiawos, sic upset witnout remedy the delicats equilibrium | @ c istant, when France, prostrated, requested ona. Hebr Sapn. L tinaion, fnmier, veascls, representing b7, 801,83 1 Ann' W. II. Warder, Gerhard Foreman, W, A. | teschings. A few nolsy Iunatica from sbroad of tha Austro-llungarian systom, Austria, It e weu) | \Wrlent, Dierhold 'Lowenthal, and C. E. Gill, | could nover have commanded a following to ve | Jjth tounage totals are Ligner tiian (or eltterar | ESnt B4 atntr, AMUSENENTS, the ls awake to her most vital futereats, cannot fii’.&;’,fi;fi?fl;fi‘ e mluh:‘l‘invu rem'fi'rkml 1o forovloss a trist-deod for 85,000 on Biook § duadmll: if hlllll‘}lflrfl,::‘l tllm«nuory;u&l‘hlm ol p(!.uu{ the two previons years, and the improvement lu ehr 1), o tiraiid | h ranch. Mfl‘i”i"““:\; e ianaaa sccept uuy settlement which will not insure an | wis), savaga pleo that, if tho Tory Miniaters of [ in Henry Waller's Bubdivislon of tho 8. ”’J LR e KO8 mgn;g;;-“d-’:;;. nat Gue u'ocu::’c.un-;mg;;::e!:‘xofl;v.mmm-w:: ik Satud; Oouts b FlcVICKER'S THEATRE. squal p"'“""".‘“."’,' Ih'o l‘ll{llblhllll.\‘nn‘l nga‘rd the Queen were dissatisfied with the present | acres and the E. 3 of the 8, E. X of Bc¢. B, | hud not been winked at for sellab purpoaes by the :ml ior:flm e e Kln!dnnl; '{“ o noteas | Hine hafe e e Rt Fevator. T s e Gekatlial dnbatasts Lwalen prineigle tho tteRrluy ot (e Dcto- constrjuenicos of tho events of -, i | o 1. ol A, more lntelligent _classes, Ot Hopresentativer | fian tn 18701 but the tonnase shows a wenly in: bty G R AFTER tun aad mxaliing Drana 5 : want of the most avfect acceptance PO . ought to iavo Te s time that the situa. ivon, i B s . Tumoer, i1l b i Tua INTENESTS OF BNOLAND AND PRANCE. | Se% IOt o ML O e ek ot his rede. | | Oscar I1, Head, of Btreator, 1L, went lnto | fion in alioethet tuo sorlous 10 b trified wiih, 10 | Sng ot 1 o I e e e e tear | Bohr BILy Grant, Ssujaiuck; luimtier, Sarket, Talihe givan ‘hap theso ani off {8 atte to the conntant substitatiun of steam Betir Cerllin, M for sailing vessclr. The fonnage of eleamers on | BropTemrat, White Lake. xo the romatore of Ureat Britain and hor cojonlen was | Brvn Gevrge Duabar, Musk.xu 2,074,604 tons In 1H75, snd 2,202,493 tons in | Bl oo on, Tumber, Mas: Mavon Hilp. nignts more, Monday, . Fighieenth atrect. ' "Funsday,nand Wndnnud? Tumber, Btelaus iand_at fbe WEDNEHS. UAY MATINEE. Eurtand’s tnterests, according to the suuoau- | o0 ch’ L Wad- thority, ure sulllclently eleat not to vequire auy | SHECE S T e flustration. ‘To her, us to Austria, It 18 of vital | goie e abstaed, and simoly statcd bis polut 1ila preferred | the halls of Congross at least. —New York Lribune ‘and_unsecurcd, | (Nep.)s The Committes on Ways and Means have voluntary bankruptcy Saturda debts are $25; securcd, $4,6004 £4,800.20; besldes lt“'.'flmlll'l(lfl“fl!\pn']l.'r, 3 Tt assets aro Jands, $1,600; bilisNand wotes # 1, Maskecon, fum.cr, Chicazu avenue, . Fix I i th b 1877, an inceease of over 200,000 tons in the thrre ehir A Pyt e it » THERSDAY NIGHT, 3 3 \'lrllty‘J :udl'xm l:l“:h::: g:(z “E;\ihs‘:::n‘:ln?);?u,h::?n:; L nm'ub&ufi:?‘" £70.80; atock In tra 300: und open ac. | Feported s plan for an income-tax. Thisls a direct eats. Thore is an incrense in the tonoage of saile | beny Go l‘l‘-J{l‘»fi'ffinlfi';"é.'l':n'v'uwu'—'rf'\x‘ i Producttvn of the New and Up- : LIB seak uf the latge Dritish commerclal interests Curlous! mmf“h hardly an hour after that counts, $200. 8 tax, and it 1s therefore nt once confronted by the | Ing vesssls of about 170,000 fons only, due in | hcuwbed lird, Saus tumber, roarlous Comoiy, Wbich ‘aoy Russan aonexation In Armenia | g Sariously cnoug Bardls B RS Srave met | - Robert . Jenking was appolnted Assigace of | Constitution, which deciarca that ! no capltation | 1afger part 10 the £2,00Ck R e Figuren sucn as these acem to belle tho common notion that the trade of thiscountry Las deen of late gulug from baite wome, T o numbery or aclty of the vessols employed have grown, e ! ade done by them must nave crown | Slip, i WL oxery evens lll:x:l’ B‘(')“;A(rrlllhu Ilrlnrmry( trade Is concerned, this !;,"h_; t,uflbfmxn,fl:; tes, Jumbier, Market, ing.snd W 3, thie orlgiuul . 1y has donbiless been e case s but the dechive iu the uribut, ou, Mimber, Twenty secand H&]Tl!all & Hal'l's cam“mfln u Dl of the exporta. which has bexn considerable, | *ME0 Xorherner, Duaean city, tumber, Sout Halsted ;fi?fl ? nust have made the tonpare cleured In ballast une stree e e e Aflfl allt smHllllll BUYS, HOOLEE'S THEATRE, would endauger, of the Indian Empire, which g M wy advance toward tho Poralan Gult. threateus E;;{'fl%fl:fi;;?g‘;l-l"l,:‘,':,l;l tflf:ndol"'mg: 8‘: directly, avd the loss of prestige which would | iy "1he Ambassador of tho Czar. 4o isd come stall events onsug in Asia for the Britisl Bame. | 1o complaiu of the attacks lately dlrcetod by the France was the lending author of tho Trealy | groncly press agasnst tho Russluii polley, Wheth-. of . Ava Meditorrancan power and 8 tri- | of S Wiridhgion, 10 soothe bl Excellency's dltionat putron of tho Uhristlan sublects of the | feclings, imparted to him somuthing of his own Yorte, e retalus n stron interes in the ques- | (L ATEE Lyons® overtures wedo not pro- Bnnuel J, Walker. or other direct tax shall ho 1z1d nnless In propor- ‘The Assiznee of 1ndley Bros. was authorlzad | tion to the censusor enumeration hereinbofors to accopt the bid of $16,750 of W. IL tead for | directed to be taxen.' . The Income-tax is not lafd tho stock and fixtures of the bankrupts. in proportfon to the ccnsan or to nnmbers, 1tfa A first and final dividend of 23 per cont was | 44 distinctly nnconstitutional su a tax upon bald daclared aturday fn the cieo of Louls Homanl, | yoade, Tte advacatos, Loworer, allogo that 1t Is Ferdloand Bcliulz Ded o bill Ssturday nzanay, | Becfectly, fole i€ vaultably adfusted. | Nuw i 1s W Janfable that wiat is oqusl i just; bul not only | usoaily large. ‘Thetefs alvos large tonuage uneit. o0 nston, Inmbe rket, ton. Abovaall sho lias as @ood reasois 04 | foas toknowr: bui ft must be sdmilted thata | OQarl, Ustherine, and, Gharles Uteuckc, T W, B B atthatiuh 10 ek e s | hiegod In spite OF the Erenter Uak. belng carried: Retir W ooy .| Toretner witt naye nranan'e Famoms orenestes. Firee ¥ for luoking bo the edrose of hor ona | better evidence of securo neutrality it would | Lyman, Jr. an Caroline Wickbold Lo foreclons | equanie, but 1o Ergiand, wilere 1t 1 tax of Jong | Tho tota} nutnber of vessels on the r ohr Le 0 0f Fdwin TIMTINAN'S BIRtIAInK draine o rand Haven, lumber, Market, titne fn Chic Iojurics wud the termluation of the European | povco'heen diffieult to proditce. a trust-leed for 81,000 on Lot 70, in Hyman & | atandineg, it &, Michicin Chy, lumber, Twelfth street, [ 1B, witha power(ul cas % crocd that It Ia almost imnossibie Le pipian Kingdom 1sst year was 25, 0(M) Iehte, 2 Jowe - g which pegan In 1664 with tho solzure of A BACK 1OON POl BNGLAND. Fotera” Subalivision of Block K3in tho Uity of | fo" loey it susliy, Ana while' it I’ proposed 10 ber omplnyedin the trade Behe 1 T Jeemauisce, toscif p il Tane Silp- ey Siohs Rew VWK AR TUBATIR Behleawig-1 y, sud culminated In Budowa Thus eame Count Bonst's scoems to an un- | Chicago's Subdivisiun of Bec. 19, 50, 14, Jay & tax which nece! tes the moet Inguisitorial | No fewer than 1,iki4 steame: nt e . Inmber, Market - ol e - 4ud Scdan, and avtually led to the supremacy of | ety end, and was, as the Freuch say, enterro The B Manufacturing Company began n | amd ropuliive proces , and nucosearily encourd | idle, representing @ carrying puwer of sbunt 368, « | Rcbr L fates, O :-’r‘gm,r. Dosls, east ot lunh, MAVERLY’S THEATRE, Husain [n tho Eust, bo: 1 tromjett ‘he finmediate | suit for 82,500 asinst Dantel Barclay, ayen perjury and (raud, 1t 1a futended (0 rednce (LG | 000 ons, and this clrcametanco mustbave tended | BT O shww Murkewcn, dinher. Gin strest S ALY FLLELLLL L SR, THDIFONCES AT COMMAND-—RUSAA AND' GER- z:':::et(::::“(:zr:‘ tho col t:Lm: ras, thiat tis Mars | William Dewar commenced aanit fn trover for :‘fi::‘{;‘;}‘,;‘l"}fl;",“:{,“",‘,,‘!,,‘,",":,f,f‘;ub;‘:':l,‘,’ & Yoo to depruse froights. xc . tiehr Yerwant, sk lu'v‘nllm'r;u'm e . et T = 3 ) N - 3 3 i MANTY, quia of Sallsbury jost at ouce whatever artlilcial | 87,000 damai gainst the Bank of Montreal, | {1yt reduction, by proventing fraud, would - | CANAL-VESSEL OAT'TAINS, NOTICE, e Clevelan: coul, Light-ugute, e It th Y CIALTY AND DALLET TROUPE. : 1 Never perhapa 1o the wholo course of history | figiution ho suight bave acquirad in takiug David A. Hateticommenced an action in trese | ¢ronwn the rovenuo from that saurce, the atxument eir D L ILh areet. Brop City of Fremont. Tougnton. siodrice Hasi (Wways according to Count Beuat) was & coall- | spo'seqly of afilce; and that the Austrian Ame The following uotice 10 Captalna aud masters of | greey 07 9 Fre oughiton, sundries, fiuals Fy Artlsts, promioeut amang them Hare pass agaludt Jubn A, Lomux, laying dumages st | wanid bo reasonablo and fntolliibie, Bt 1o re- i i i o ey aua Ly, LWL on s0 naturally prepared by the run of eventa [ o oo Of Alleos A e Dapers that he had | £23,000, i b yake o (b 1eca | Teosels aw been imsued by E. V. Dodwell, Super- | “Fioi Founiain cli, Bufalo, sundries. Sisto sree. Eufinys, LK Parker o1io harh a$¥ould bo one botweou the abuve Powers tu | noe ety Ensland, nor hnd dreanitd of doing s0. | ~ Lowis D, Cortright began & suft fn trespasa | by an fcome-iax, 16 & polier inexplicaulo ayon | fntendent of the Welland Canal: 1+ Caplaine and . uly . ‘ Bailst Trauke. tictutiug the i upuose the dictum of Rustla and Germuny, A | AL bong'of Frenchi sanport aving vanishiod | agalnst dohn V. Farwell, claiming 860,000 dum. | vy cround of fuatico or pnvlio Inferost, IF the | masters off vesscls uslng tho Welland ara | Aehr 0, Michactib LS D AR AL R piacletss disbusiblo steonethon ea:l aloy it | (o HoPe ot e Atstro-liiit cartan alilance dis- | aws. Tho sult probably gruws ot of somne | ohicct be to rellove poor nien by raduciek tho pric | yerely informed that on the sumimit-level shera - AToPFSICIS SHIESHL, subdricy, anid Baturdaye. may be summed up as followa: Ared from biws sceno lka o shadow. ‘The | serlus charges mada by Mr, Farwell In reignrd | 0f fobacco why ats they ot tather rehoved bY | 370 "ap several places mufinlaned hridgs-works, o e G LT T T LS S S S g mighy put in llve, o case of & | Audrusey atin sngiestivn was fust st land to | to Cortrizhte being o defaulier to the Itepublic reductug the Brice Of e e fate P [ which must Uo approaced and paared with great | SehrCod Siluieel eh T NEW CHICAGO THEATRE iife & ¥OUIN : A M. | alieie tha nothinit elao ever been on the o-[nsursuce Company. sugar. ‘The jronble with the . scheme | care. All lhose in charge of vewsclw must, there- te), Susy o llght. ST (fl:lm!»er ber strength Is considerably l:unller. cluth, ‘Tue Dritish Cablnet pretonded for & few e TNE GALL. i SUEREAL 1t looke Miko clans legiaiation of . tha Worst lur:. e s Ahe e eiuclariiai: B AR AT s Toalght, Matnces lfig"i‘fi‘}’v“-’u‘:mfi?{i 7. 0. K. e ';Iv:hxt\'llhirkd‘m::t‘tmm l:‘:;::“::’h{::t‘:"ntx llll:l dfl_vl -:Jab have Is uudolr cons{deration, uud wore it .vnpn-"‘m.nnn:rruenuzl l:n;nl'lln‘eni n % k;ng“—l’ln;: 1:. Ix;: ':’a.'.‘.‘.;‘k’.‘.‘:fl?.:;‘; :nh;l;: ‘.-1“&': gnlded by the followiug ordarss 1. Vessels when Fvflu-. Minkecin, Lght SATAMUS: <l A thne, Tk ArrstLate Counr—Call begina to-day, No | of u 4 ue Great Western Hailway alreline cross- wal, Muske L1707 2 bertothufront, As lor hier naval force fn the | tUFeA4USTELe KAE ano on triul. Shmion expense, 1t nan hitlierio been o honst | Juseing the Great Weslern h { ! X ; sl ik AMAZON B, e ullnrk‘ Ron, aud U’ Pacits (apart Meanwhiin sia Qorman Ghancolios had azain ;5533.5u'“rm. 201, 203 t0 20, tnctavive, | a0 Thiv couniry et 1 v tho countey. in whlei e | (RS8O R s “and o mow ond it Mo o .'”"‘I sundries WATTHE Y 36 {e T A 1;:'5 A i 1 o e 'al b ex- " e No casa on trinl, i 0 3 e . June 2 A bo 4 3 2 Dressed ero. "la;nlmcu:xvunllsnzl lnu‘:’::a of 1L {g{,“,‘{\‘,’j",‘f,i’,,"j};;;’;;,::“&;‘.{.’,"‘;fi',’ ,mf:,’:.‘,f;%’ffl' Juos daeson—124 to 138, 141, 14310 140, In- | rewarded, | Do we wow mann to stigmatize thoss ?.‘i“.‘f."n';‘.‘:.'i'i'x‘.’fx‘-'{ o m i she itre x..,‘,‘.““?‘;"h,,,.,. e, Z Ui, GEDIGIA" KAIN it i ava . gfelative unite. Qermauy might putin 1o | ryine at u declsion, und the advisability of com- "3'.:':::’- l‘l“?fl o e Dyor va. Sroith % sdla "‘:lf:fluhm::”: Jat hose beirls 'f‘ plee and the eax k of thy canal, 2. Al the ¢, Mantatee, Ifdnt, Vupular Prioes. 2, 33, 50, and 75 cents 00 men (apart from the depot and €arel: | promisng the mattor In a frlendly way with | and calndar Nos, 72 70 10 D3, Inciusive, Noeass | ani Liat capital is 8 nuieauce to e ahatod? Hui | Spusker brid o uew brldze-works at Port Luditada. figat. = - n W tropps). Her naval strength s put dowi | Ruysiu, Once moro the Emperor ¥ra MHoningon, iz lug tghting power of the two Einplres | oy won over to tho triple uillanc at vach of the ies of the bridge and the take the wext chainel, and places pass between the centru bank of the canal, s Joreph QUEAN STEAMN Joscy! fich man wlil ot wecessarily pay the laz. Tho ud this rlal, ‘:"l"mll Hoori—3, and 80 10 100, Inclasive, ex- | bill pronoses n tax of % pof cent upon incomes es- 1935, nould thus be estunated at 1,575,000 pen and o B4, B, D1, No caso on ieial. condling 84,000, ABS forbide ail estimated depre | i b 2 (1 N 'Ul G g Ll ercateen maval ublte. T L nhovo strength | s the conditlon of Bucland was wo pitlable | copt b, O e wrxo eail aail Tariher no- | clation ot valuce, — e 1athe old atury. Hoant | or th gaulanca ot vossols it gty & Lo il Kewsiiner, duisiries. or Criman Oj’d. Bight presumably be added the 80,000 men ol | gpother door for coming to u Cougress, This | tiee, the Judge Lelug sick, . men will pay, and knaves escapo, whilo the | [ e BRI Nyt and Wwelland new ‘ran aven, fti. P Belgium—which 18, in fact, ouly a divislon of Yo second time he has rendered her this | JUGE PAuwSLL—Usnural busincss, temptation to knavery is enorinous, 88 the history | {7500, g s white lgni will slvo be extibited on uun, Uabt. ers of thi will sall avery Batar e trran wilitdry eystém—and the GO0 b e e B In” Novsuoiser, 10, a | UDAE WiLLIANa—1.004, Thalls vi, Thulie, | of ths collectiun of e war lucoma-tax shows. = | (e ic cat o tho claninol, . Qyaker and Fort o e ek S ar L e, Houokes: 0 of Bervla, b o = JUDOMENTS, Do Nobinson bridges, 15int 8t Teuace, suntities, From New Yo7l Ba! ploa, TUR OTUBH BIDE—PHANCE, ENULAND, AUS- {;;‘;,',’;“,',1‘5 ,;’t:;:{,":,‘!,".‘,m::}{‘n:fmwfld“‘:n_"l“‘ n:""»’/"('}“’55&?11‘?1.’1'.""i’fi&‘.‘.‘!?v?.;fiiffi"t’fi.‘}.}’ #Ohio Rapublivaus should profit by thelr NAUTICAL MISIALS : | &'hx aaal L Sudon, Havts, and Breiies, gt cavia s pecead TRIk UT - { Con $1 01t * | own exnerlence of last year, when ihey lost not >, 3 Benr John Miner, Meiskecon, Hubt. ad pasange spPIY L0 okLiItHB & 0L On the other sldc, Frauce would put fu line (0 Hiaud Cumpade, $1, 00018 ' : Tho stesm-bargo Tewnost ines with an nccidon aniiessnt 2Bawting Graen, New Yo a IR Jot| -, 0 , but also 80,201 votes for standl: 10 steamebarge Ll n ont rup M. Urub, Manisiee, " lght, X i L about 850,000 mon sud twenty uaval units. En- THE COURTS. incuir Covdz—dunin floatna=I., B, Jenkine, | only tho State, but HAMPE | Saturday morning, when sbont 40 miles off thia ‘Niioa! X s Aulynee of J, 8. Kinkead, va, Sainuel 0, Watker, | by the Preslacnt's *polcy.*"'—=CAtcago Juters $¢,084. 50, Gcean, Wo arc st o loss to know whether it ls n'!‘.’;'.’";'y’u"."a'f:,"' vormo I Keith etal. v, Mob- |\ iiveratol dgunrence or pure cussedness that ook, Whita La ne, b ®land might ulsposs at ouce (according ta the 1. Mer cylinder-head was burvted, and tho en- Qlculations of Bir thurnct W uliclc)’{ of sbout | pedicating an Alle; g g National Line of Steamshi Asttliog wa gineer mptovised a waoden ono, snd by eareful ationil Lme of MCMUSIIpS, 5,000 troupe, yoemaury, and militls, backed Now Hults, Judgments, Ftc, n : i £ fo Tiark 1 Facs BAILING TWICE A WEEK FUOM 2 L succeeded in working the englne une wear tieo. C, Finuey, B 7 & foruldabie uaval forco of thirty-ve. Aus- A o i——— fmpels sotl-lsyes Repuniican papers, like tho | PsG3semen Beie Looicsin: Mealiokos York o Queenstown, Liverpool, and Londen uha-Hugy 5 Baturday afternoon Judge Willlams, in tho Orean anid Clncinnatt Times, (o coustantly | bl tbe vessel ceacued this port, which anc did Sat - chie Lookout, Muskeron, Tignt. h b 4Rl 3 100t v e e o me oxeris | cuse of 4. K., Cabdwell va. Lydia K. laker, do- CURRENT OPINION, Intec=Ordon 1 A coutanily | rday Foun I Sk Skehm Vente L s gusseeiram 01 70 1 selturato tho (alve atatement that the Jepablican lost Oblo last year becanso they Indoracd Hayes' Henator Kerusu is accrodited with tho | Johl D8 S RSG sy L0%rGhmt whatexer for 1t vory pertinent and sensiblo romark, ' We canuot | yiatenient, the Ognres of our election plain) e electing President all the timo.” That le pre. | prove, We wero beaien bucauso it was an ‘o hlak, aodl they have no | dvar’” and hecauss our majority was o small tho eratatent and miechlovous auls | yest Loforu. Our csudidate for Governor recelved o¢-the Tilden fuctjon cootprohond | & larger ‘vote than either of tho Hepub: istion. The - tesu candidstes for Uuwvernor received {hab faot ihe bubior fur thows =Afbany Jodrusd } \fue tha' Preatdentinl clectlons of inut, More than (hut: Ihe Jid detter lani ‘I'he best represeniative men awmong the f aually aave done i **off years." Republicane, and the rank and dis of tha party, are £l T vening, l'nll' Wi uepar:'ed at D;t.rr;'l:'l':hhv n:n the barge ar, Hel nnd was ashore on Yighting leland, etrupuils, & a Vo otome Tl Belt had fodr stanchions and a | ik Corens, bt Joo. suptries, "L 0onet [mr‘hml.‘:l ne{ l:l:,lw;lk:i br‘alls’?n :y l;::nlng in cun- w.,_._._.__ S —— e e— act with 8 oler on her last trio north. hy Linde Lost, MEDICAL, . apt, Talbol, of the achr W, i1, Rouuas, re- 1028 Forings Currespondenca [lalitmore Sun, roLeA T o SO ported at Hudala that the fore-topmast of his ved This oWl SLoreItYDe : LR 3 AT AL . ' ¢ Lot Al} Gond Men Yot L e Lug Teviatian, of Milwaukee, which went to | ¥ith sukruptey,” ) Vol SN s M 3 ” Mich.. Jdnde, irous Rl raduc Fonfor, i reports i Sivklcs 8 o wreck. lier | wab Struggiing for the coiored voté,—a argo il Liaed g barea by Uranitan, Muskegar, gl 3] Wre gl the n’huuery:‘) oud stx naval units. Uen- | cided a question of some luterest,—as to what mark, 40,000 men and two uaval unl Besldes, | acts were suflivient to dedlvate su alley to the Torkey ‘might still disposo of at teist 500000 al afeudan & ‘S posc of at teast H00. 0q | uve of thie publi It seews that tha defeudant L public. et lflllhml'llug:'vvltenm:“lpuulnltln“f tlh‘:‘:ullh“ultw l] laiter | some years ago owned several lots frontiog on ld remaln neutral, s well as [taly (witn | Laugley aveoue, corner of Thirty-elghth atreet, B 3,000 men and nluc naval units) and | und also four knmedately west, fronting north “‘f"' (with her 25,000 wen und nluc na on Thirty-elghth streot. A small barn stood on 'Lf,:";,:,wflml‘f,“fi' ‘:“““’l‘mfl"'fl,‘fdh’.}:’“{'b‘ two of tha Langley avenue lots, to which she wllicient’ to wppose s lund torce numesleally gained mccess by golng slony ouo of the lots Spcrior to, awd a naval foree four times greater | facing ou Langiey aveuue. She subsequently .00k at the Bgurca: Tn 1861 there was 'a Kepub- majority of the licuu losa of 31, 110 from Gran Pont Hunow, Blich., May cargo of wood je savud, one here, and which it was supposed by muuy WINGHESTEH’S SFEGI 4, (e e strongth of {assta, Uermany, | sold all tho lots on Lot Langley uver tu biakloy. ‘le..?::.nm.fl-::‘:fl::h;!h:‘:l:h:‘ seatdufore, I 18T thoty wat a Hlepublican lora —- De bud secured, Although Do dealt tieus out | o pursly vedstable preparation, sad nnF.EuE!n';bu il u:.“d *l'-‘f:"li. oy '01-\:?‘{“0) ien 880 | uuo and TWiry-elglth strect, ¢xeopt 8 | the Domocralic enewy, and} requlies uo exicuur- fore.' In 1577 there was & losa of ouly 10,100 ront HURON whisky by the bucketful und cigars by the box, | succewaful fuimedy kuows. ‘Twe 10 SIx Borcs ** naval units *' ou tho form ¢, this. —Passed up~ | Yer o that eventiuw night he made a disastrons | vsuslly suicieut. For furtbur information, | 1,603,000 men and seventeen naval units | 97ip about elght feep wide o tho dinary sagaclty 1o perceive that tis throwinz overs | from the wajority of the year befors; & for ('l lar, Prico, Do 1] lwmi'ot the l‘ruljcnl 18 uot contowptated.— | (oo, when fhe Prohibition, Workingie Tndis, St P'aal, Enterpriv, Huron City, Kertachy, | $peech that astonlshed hs bearers wud rulned | 2 H A D A Bt m‘h Bozes, B3, Ou the lutter, 5t slde of the eastermost Jot on Thirty-elghth | Go/ipug (0.) Journal (Hep.) Urcenback candidates drow off e ) ! o ¢ | ha cause. Mounted upon w dry-zoods b o | Prepercd ool by e ds Wil full directious for dso STHATEGICAL ADVANTAGES. street, and immediately weat of aud sdjolning sre Gardon Camnbell, witlh Alleghaay, Arlzona with the side of the street, he told The valored nan i, ‘“ bow be loved hi onn O'Nell, Cawadeu, | hiy fu the past; b otly from tue Republican party, on With regard fo the rumored rolation of [ sl o tae Henb MG BN, 08 ey Mr, Tildon t0 these mattors, wo must aay that we | iherctore, wo did bette car tha we ueus Shorwood and barges, Kuna Darues, scure J. 1t. Noyes. ‘hompson and tid what he bl doue for “fi- for the strategicul sdvantages, they would | the back end of tho Langleyavenuo lots. None weba ey o b ] SIS WINCUMENTER & 0O0., Chewista, for s " 306 Juhn Bt New ¥, o W0 & ereater extent, beon the slde ol the | o (he deuds mentioued any alley at the rear ot ; ; u Western coalition, L Grat_place, notbi bavemo faith In (tjsod, furtter, we have none | doiu the year following the Fresldential Fleciton, | Mateugo, J. 1. Weolley, Ninvata, . told Jiow ho i been a Coulederate soldler ud HEADACHE, WOUld be pcre maky (b0 tlio Hral, plice, BOUSE | the Langler aveuus lots, tho piat of the aub- | 'y, piideu bimaelr. All tLought of Lrlngwg | WAL becoues of the fuolish theory that we loat | TowiFrobs Wnsiow, Beulot WWiliam Golle, | Ku-Kitxs and, falling to smooth this over, AR bluckade effeetually the sound, the stealts, and | divlsion showed no such thiug, sud Mre, Baker | bim forward sny more la nonsense. e siauds no th State last fall by reason of indorelg tho Press | Newburg, Werdiaw, Mati o atd barges, | Althouzh ho was pulied by the cuat-tatls by an ! N acn, L short coust of “Germuny on 4ae occau, aud | claimed this strip was slways fuclosed, The | wore chsuce than ahotso tha te selet down " lfl:fi:'nl“‘h‘f.'.’. '1‘:;':. 'i‘c’:m""ln'{m"; [ :fl‘:‘r‘l‘ v, Anshesoim. Be | intercated friond, ft ts supvosed. to have sourcl T, ca dmpiediately b Somsesently o stup tadieatly b Geiswt 97+ | counlaluant, the owter of oue uf the Laugley ichmed P Bt B e | T Ouio, but tho ssine thing s sous ux' v -weat, Tight. 4 | deatiusae ‘}’.{.‘b‘, lureil audlence, nd tice E‘I-.mnmmm s e S ecotve Low Uuuulrlu.uu‘\:?ufi:\rl"ulo‘fi: k&'z"&::c:fh«];‘l'ulrl‘:- aveuue iots, led s bill to prevent the owner of | ) 1o Morgan, of Alsbams, lately wrote Lo o e sorets. i oA Ol g thd speach, Howover, wa Whoro o, related s | 6 VRS GLINEE L4 e, Agonts, New York, Tlon Gortl of & Hue drawwn tro tho Zuyder Zoo | 1he alley, oF clght-foot atrip of land I8ciuk ol | (4t owing letter reply 10 & colored man who | the Republicaus carnied lowy because WO DAYS' COMMERCE. fudeut that scriially oceurred, and Which ho | _Bob by drugsiie geveraiy. thraugh Gtrechtand theimits of 1olland prover=| Lavgley aveuue, frow closing it up or bindering ked bl to uss bls inflavnce t. are buw | 10 udoree bfw. Buth charges are equally without | qyara were thirty-ove srrivals of all kinds of | S0M I this way: B1 wus tovited! be sald, ¢ wcean, carrted ous according Lo the loug- | the public in the use of it as an alley. L l. f':'u aallmbu .Cuuu:fl: i W) goundstion, e {ruth ds, ice did delter wn OAto | Saturday, and twenty-siz Sunday up o & | tellow-citizens, to the weddlog of Mr. —, a | FITS GURED ::“:le;dy s ol the Dutch stafl. and the liue | * iy, Baker alleged that afio had mever dedi- b el L e e o pom. Amougibe armvals were the -’:MPJ P, | promtutatsid distinguished colored eltizen, of : 5 : TATES SENATE CHANEBEN, WastINGTON, | In 1878 Hayes' plurslity in Oblo was 7,610, 1n cl (which bay buen strougly fortided AS-’;')‘“:' e bnond dortons st bued | 1873 Tisnapie (e ? tely) Levpg oot as buch atruligly SOMUNA | ¢yyed ia strip as an aliey, that the utle tofb e tomwar and | prainilly acceptcld Dr, Browu's Great prescripiion for Kpllepsy havio, Shelion, with moldiag ssad from Bualoy the | it push i PromLLY avepte At ma friygt Pl ol frrield T, 682, Ita- § puy beeu tested ta urer 1, A8 ] l)em.w i‘"lm’l wa BTN " . ! i 0 4 Cruiauy would be savied Lot Fomch eipollt | could uot pass exeept by deed o tweaty years! | el it o much diecouruypient lu trylus fodul [ sllcan, met, loww SO f Lone oIS | ach Little Belle, wiih coblestones, from Manl- | wy swallow-tall coat, aid white o,and gloves Al BRI iry furcs on fta most Vuleradlo side, while | user, aud: that, there beiug no meation of an | familics of orphan childron that eed bread, that § | rality (for Gararnor) was {3, 1k —a net Ronulie Went, with coal cargoes frima “;:g:';’:v,; forhs | Justand would Jave gone to the wedding ol Y raey City, N. J. JnUg to face fu the south wn Austrian fove- | glley fu the deeds to complainant, the latter | could acarcely hope t ud a olice for you, A8 1 | lcan 1as of 17,002, But Ulilo cast wuore Wk | fve cargoes of jumuer, railroad tiex, Daste, sbd rosident. Urant or Absabam Lincolu. | was BCALES. Carnp U0 the edstern slopes of the wpur of the 1 uot s uy rights to thi rewcmber, you ate s stout. hearty black man, | double the vote of luwa; therefore tho peiceutsze | \woud are ucluded fn tha' st of areivals, J stungiug by the hilde when the cereLiony waa | . e °.~. arpethians, threc 2 9 could uot fusist on 4uy rights o the same. BT, o i 1he felds, Bud welt akiiled and | of lo less tn UBI0 tuan o lowa. Aud yeb g Hulshad. utid, turuive to e, she said, * Mr, 7 Ty corys W Sy s 1037 Austro-llungarian | 500 Wilitaws, howerer, beld that, by the | trained to Judasteious bubits, 1t you aro wantinz [ Ouio syee, and Tows dia not.” In the —— D . to saliite Tha bidatd FAIRBANKS 1 ci g i DY W arc of Lo o Hhrae | evatco of the Langley avenu 10ts o come | Work at falr wages, | can provido (or you, snd will | facu of suchy facls, how stupid the rgnorince, oe FILE CANADIAN MARINE. Liunle, ey pon ot folng to silie (he bridet; aTaxaxD o g AL b By from e | oo Ot o the thing keanted tne | bo eigto dosor My vl George plews brery day | how shimetal e disboneuty, tiat wautd duce | e tollowlag s opilod rom Supplowieat No. | | g protal of 1:. Would Alr. Kitbell have s C A L E s g u s . v, which by at- | a paver t make epublicaus | 5 : . : o, a N e} kxen tho Black Bea, und tho Euglish | right to use tho alley as s wey ol access aiso o et i Wikl uive poa TAIr wates | Bk Onio uccanas tnay Tidorecd flaves, oF St tue | 3 10 (0o teuth sugual fupurt of the llominin De- | doye the cunet (Loud suptanic, and o Not? and leisurely on the Crinsca. " ¢ to the lots, ‘Thouxa tb: aud good foud, Ho fs well eaucated, aud can give | Republicans carrled Towa becausy they refuscd to partment of Mariuo aud Fiehery Disastess to | “No.’| This was a4 stiong -ard, but the Ku- OF ALl KINDE & DEITISH ASSENT, + passed as sppurteuant to the lots. “Thoun tbe | fad gond Ao 10 16 Wl Fauciitic MG N Xing | indorse b, et us have a end of (bia fouifehe | Cauadisn vesscly o the fulaud waters of Canads | Kiux killed it, uud thus one of he creates FAIRBANKS, MORSE & 00, h.m-hum ftabroad ltues the scheme which | alley was uot neutioned in svy ol the deed & Eentlewan, aud will take sit interust in weoing that | ness of by pocrisy. —Lellefontuine (O.) Hepubdlican ceu for severul tayutls past the particular | nor warked o upy recorded plat, yet, us it was durlug 1877 were 42, runrescnting a lunnaa of | political strukes ol thu prevent vawpatzu weut your twe ls pleasantly eccupied and that your | (K. ) v 111 4118 Lake St., Chicago, 298 Teguler; swount of oss eatintated ot 8291, + | to piaght, Be catefulto buy oaly the Geauive,