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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-12-05
NEW YORK CITY.

lill -, NEW YORK, Dec. D.
A general court martial, by order oil the
Secretary of War, convenes In this city
Monday for the trial Of such officers as
may be brought before it. 7
9nAll the lnasons engaged on the Wander.
bilt, depot, at Forty-second street and
Fourth avenue are on strike against an
attempt to reduce them TO three-quarters
time. M .r., I'd ...5
= A series Of games at billiards has been
arranged between Messrs. Rudolphe, Cy.
rifle, Dion, Parker and Daniels. N, Gar.
nier has accepted Rudolphe's recent chal-
lenEe. ma.e, t; E w frstrF
Young Foster, who absconded 10 Europe
with money belonging to his father about
a month ago, has been arrested in Liver
pool. .,..-. .'.- g'.l Z" '-
The damage to the East River caisson
amounts 10 about $4,000. The water
will he pumped out, and operations re-
sulned as usual Tuesday. g' ,''s ~. a..' n.
The survivors Of the officers and crew
Of the United States corvette, Oneida,
have been paid, in addition to the amount
due those lost by said disaster, a full years
pay and allowances. This was in accord.
ance with q resolution passed by Congress
at It's last session. The only claims re-
manning unpaid are those Of few fam.
lilies living in Europe, md half a dozen
Japanese servants, who went down at the
time oErthe collision of the Oneida with
the Bombay. m .1f .'..' a5'i-r' .
Gen. Butter has again arrived In this
city. Secretary RObeson left last evening
for Washington. Senator FentOn also
left this city yesterday for Washington
Senator Conkling Is still in this city. A
large number Of Congressman are in this
city enr0ute for the capital.
The City OF Brussels, sailing Tor Europe
to-day, takes $500, 600 specie. .-
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q An International Prize-Fight.
New York, Dec. 8.

At1P. NJ. q largo crowd assembled at
Frank Queens office to witness making a
big match between the great boxer of
England and the champion ofAmerica
AGerI .aaliUle discussion, articles wore
signed for the men to fight for $25, 1000 n
side and the championship of America, IN
the second week Of April A forfeit Of
$500 was put up by Bob Foster for CO.
burn, and Jim CusSick and ]. G. Hecnan
put up a like amount for Mace. ,,r..
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The Latest. News.
4 81, ,oOO Fire at New Albany.
NEW ALBANY, Ind, Dec. 4.

NEW ALBANY, 1nu', OeC' It.
soAbout hallpast four o'clock this after,
noon a fire broke out in a. large brick
Touring mill Of Peter Mann, on State
street. In GTefy' short time the entire
building was in flames. The tireexte1d-
cd to the wholesale dry goods house Of s.
C. Day & Sons, on the south side, and the
hardware establishment OF J. Langhnul.
ler on the north. which were all com.
plctely consumed. The contents Of Days
dry goods store were mostly removed.
Tie Touring mill contained large
amount of wheat and -four. A great
part Of the flour was removed, but the
wheat was all consumed. The stock OI
Langhnuller not removed, consisting
mostly Of merchant iron, will be saved
in q damaged condition, tho entire loss on
buildings and stocks amount to about
seventy.fve thousand dollars insurance,
thirty.six thousand dollars mostly in East
ern companies. s.s 5 rr- @9y-Ftsg .
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observation-disclosures who have not
been in the habit of drinking buttermilk
consider It disagreeable, because 1t is
slightly acid, in Consequence OF the pres
ence Of Tactic acid. There Is not much
nourishment in buttermilk, but the pres
cnce Of the tactic acid assists in the digcs.
ton Of any food taken with 1t The
Welsh peasants almost live upon oat-cake
and buttermilk. Invallds suffering from
indigestion will do well to drink butter
milk at meal times.-ScitntVic american
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

.f,. PHILADELPHIA, December 3.
FlouR-Dull and nominal; family at s. $50
50 26. UIr1 ~ EtDNT1 1-ITIll IIll.N
GRAIN-Wheat in only limited iebbIns demand;
a9c.i Corn quiet; yellow sc; new 7S676c, Oats
In good demand at 64656c
. GROOERIEs-C Coffee lngood demand; Rio at 10
615ho. ..-... ..,l. ,+i...f...
Lard l3Nc ..stI o. ,t Ini.i- -g. ..,a-g
ons-Petroloum, crude, lSHci refined, aaHo
22kc. ana 1H. .'rITt'''. .'"i Prs
WHIsKr-OOc. ys..r ..l1. .a,gH,r,
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Cincinnati Market.
d1.t CINCINNATI. December 8.
JorroN-Dull and unchanged; ;mIddllng 1tN0

CoTToN-Dnll and unchanged; middllng l4E0
HFtouE-Firm: family at Is SOS5 80. ". u
9RAIN-WheAt advanced; rod 81 1901 IL.
Corn steady; ear 600S2c; shelled CSC. Oats
quiet and unchanged, Rye unchanged. [Barlsy
firm. a.r.,ar
GRocERIEs-Demand good.
OtLs--Mnbcod oil dull at ssc. Lard oil frm At
81 1O8t IL.
BuTTER-Flrm at 26631c. "a p"
CHEEsE-Demand faII at 146l5Kc, l...
SEEDB-CloVeF seed In fair demand; advanced
10 lOk0I0kc. Timothy seed unchanged. Flax
seed quiet and unchanged. -.
PROYlsIONB-Pork dfm at $40 IS. Lard arm
for steam. New York contracts; not much ofer-
ing for future: 11Hc for cash; Ike for kettle.
Bulk kmeatH-deuand fair aud unsettled; asking
TNlOc; ike for shoulders, clear rib and clear
sides. Bacon at l9614c; l5c for shoulders, clear
rib and clear sides, packed. Green meats, at 60
9kc and lG0lIc; latter ratO for bright hama.
n Ho0ss -DomAnd good at So 1905 90; gross,
81 60lb7 %; receipts 10,e6Q.
WHiSRT-1n fair demand; advanced to 5000
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SUICIDE IN MoNoNdAL1A.-0n Thurs.
day Of last week a young nun about g
years of age, named Oliver Chips, living
on Benz. Ryan's farm, in this county, cut
his throat with n razor, producing death
in a few minutes afterwards. Young
Chips had been afflicted for q number
ofyears by some kind ofan abscess on
his face, which had grown to -immenso
proportions, and was very painful. 1t Is
supposed that his bodily Affections caused
him TO commit the rash act-F6St. ai.''
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ala5 d aEaGaDTQ 0I/f08 YAaZOM sGoLa9GL@FL 9%I3ld#

vance until better opportunity is offered,
In the meantime, General Ducrot, with
the army which he led out Of Paris, Is
dissengaged, and will be able to act moro
freely, not finding before him the masses
OF the enemy which 1t was supposed were
going to meet him, but which are really
retained north Of Orleans"
LSigned] LH GAA1BETTA"
Army of the Loire Advancing.
fl Tours, Friday night, Dec. 9.
The movement of the army Of the
Loire continues, and there are frequent
encounters all along the line of advance,
without any marked advantage To either
side. In one of them! Gen. LOunis was
wounded and taken prisoner. This
checked, momcntarily, tho advance ofthe
18th corps, which, however, held its posi-
tion. The morals Of the troops are excel
lent, and the French are confident Of sue
cess. The second attack was made on
Autun by the Prussians and was repulsed
with much loss TO the assailRnts. The
enemy continue their retreat from, the
north, UpyGG .a. IlEsH r.a1IL.
GIGuCA AAulg Az Su0 NVAAh ASSSASNSANb
.r. on Paris. .r.l. ~ f.
-.1.. se1i d. '"i LILLE, Dec 4.
The evacuation OF Amens by the Ger
mans is confirmed. The enemy as they
retired blew up tie bridge between Albert
and Acheux TO protect their retreat
Nothing has since been heard from Man
lenfel, and there is but little doubt but
that he has abandoned his march on tho
north, and is fastening with all his forces
TO Paris. -..,. asl'. ,.ag'.- 4B,s. u bTei
No PruSsian Siege Guns In Position
- .sWilliams Title. 80. rDs
..a.e.ar 49, LONDON, December 4.
None Of the Prussian siege guns are yet
in position. Itis issaid 1.-THE King accepts
the German crown, he, will assume the
title of"Kaiser Won. Preilssen and Schizm-
hen Won Deutchland." !urI H'a'
Marriage Of Minister MOtley's
ata,l.ao Daughter. s1n1 rgs1aa
a ia ~. 7a.a. u a,o5 LONDON, Dec, 3
The marriage arrangements have been
concluded between Algernon Sheridan,
third son Of R. Bridley Sheridan, of Hamp:
ton Court, and Miss Motley, daughter Of
the American Minister. iTl igI
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KAoL1N, dug not far from Augusta,
Ga, It is stated, Is now transported north
in large quantities, for tho purpose OF
flour, sugar, starch and can
dies. The kaolin taken from the beds
near Augusta Is perfectly free from dirt,
and the demand for 1t Is constantly in.
Creasing. About filty tons are now lying
at the railroad dCpots awaiting transpor.
intiOn ...
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New YORK Produce Market.

"' HhH'A i.'" NRW YoRK, December ..
CoTToN-Dull and prices shade lower; mid
ding uplands at 1876. .-..
FLoUR-SIeady: shipping OF IS TU06 90.
GRAIN-Wheat duh; hOiders anxious to sell;
new ut 81 SOL 81; winter rcd amber at 81 40
l IS. Rye unchanged. Oats dull at 6i663c.
Corn dull and unsettled; new at 76670ci mixed
at 83c, gu, .-., ..,r-7...5g .,f.
PROVISIONS -POrk-Demand fair and market
arm at $40 6O Beef steady Cut meats un-
changed. Bacon hrm. Lard strong At l9blS1fc;
seller December 13c. ''i't
EGGs-3303iC. I.u'l 'lsiIi iiS '.i| M
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Trcspass on the Sacred Soil of Penn.
SYIVanias
HARRISBURG Dec. 3.

g.t' z uAhItISbuhiI 44SG' d.
Tie Attorney General Of Pennsylvania
has been officially notified TINT several
foreign corporations, among which Is the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company,
Of New York, have entered the State and
occupied It's territory without legislative
authority. The last Legislature declared
il TO be the duty of the Attorney General
10 prosecute such companies. J
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Weather, Railroading and Telegraph
, !: ing in the Rocky Mountains.
.v.,.ra ry.t CuICAGo! Dec. 3.

A dispatch from San Francisco states
that it! has been raining for twenty -four
hours, and that it is showing hard on the
mountains There has been no Interrupt
ton yet OF trains on the Pacific railroad,
nor isr the direct telegraphic circuit Of
twenty-seyen hundred miles from this
city to San Francisco iuterfered with in
the least. This has been in operation
over six. months, and it is the first time
since the discovery OF telcgrHphing that
the attempt has succeeded to work con-
tinuously such a length Of wire. There
suit is regarded with interest in scientific
and newspaper circles. L.. al
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The Loss Of the steamer Union.
NIw yopv Oecen1bor 2

Dispatches were received yesterday by
the agents Of tho Bremen Steamship Line
stating that the hold Of the wrecked
steamer Union had filled with water, and
that all hopes Of saving her had been
abandoned. The Union was an iron yes.
sci Of 2,132 tons, drawing 20 feet of water.
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NoRTn. CARoITNA. .t
TAX Of; Impeaching ITolden--A
q y y street : Encounter.
RALEIGH, n. {

Democrats Of the General Assem-
bly, are caucassing nightly on the subject
Of impeaching Gov. Holden, and calling a
restrictive constitutional convention. Hon.
josiah Turner, editor ot;the Raleigh Sen
tinel, and cx.U. S. Senator +. L. Cling
man, had! a, personal encounter on the
street this morning, during which canes
were freely used. The difficulty origi-
mated in the publication in the Sentinel of
some structures on Mr.. Cll1gman. ~
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An sI75,OOO Fire at Philadelphia.
4.g.y Sui. 10 tpuIT ADPTpuJA noC q

The Girard Tube Iron Works, Oh FIJI.
bert street, near the Schuylklll, were
burned last night. Loss $4,000. In
sured for 100000. The upper stories
were occupied by Thomas BCardWoOd, o.
W. Welsh & Son and Lawler& Brothers.
Three hundred and fifty workmGn arc dc.
prived Unemployment by this disaster.
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Attempted ASsaSSinatiOn at Baton
sFGO G- Rouge rLEr4L

Gov. Yarmouth while here received
telegram from Cap:.. Myers, commandant
at the post of BGtan Rouge, that an At.
tempt had been made to assassinate l..
Bundy, who testified against the Baton
RonCe riots at New Orleans.
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Y The Monroe Register Democratic, Of
course-says that the school houses erect
cd oil over the State by the Republican
party, will only serve now as "monumcnts
Of rqpacity"-Ean. Journal 7 aylt
Could they not be utilized by conyer'
sion into Democratic "still.houscsg" y
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4 baltimore Market

.H iyl.up BALTIMORE. DOcemberS 3.
FLoUR-FIrrn; family OF IS SSos95i extra IS 90
6b 70. Lu ,gr,ttsu 10. ....H.-
diana rcd at 81 33bl IS. Corn GtGady; white at
Tic; yellow 73674c. Oats 90. Rye 75685c.
PROvIsIoNs-Dull and prices nominal. Mess
Pork at ga 80. Bacon shoulders aud clear rib at
l6c; shoulders 14c; hams 10000.
WHIsKY-89600c. t.F .-.NN So ''t i'
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A $50, 900 Law Suit.

h,u3 ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3.
Austell & Inmann, of New York, to the
use VIM. Mathews, entered suit yester-
day in tho United States Circuit Court
against Martin L, COnnell, for tilly thou.
sand dollars; money loaned to defendant
in 1867.
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TIE Charleston Herald wants West
Virginia reclristened. and suggests ZAP.
palachia." Why not Applejackia?-AI.
bany Argus.
The editor Of the Argus has evidently
"been there"
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Asl50,OO0 Democratic Paper to be
'"'s Started at San Francisco.
- SAN FRANClsco. Dec.

One hundred and fifty thousand dollars
have been raised TO establish a tirst-class
Democratic paper in San Francisco. The
company offered 100000 to an old estab-
lished city daily TO put them into the
telegraph combination. 9l.itG 49, IN.
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THE November which has just passed
has been remarkable for its Unusually fine
weather. Y From the weather tables for
Philadelphia It appears that during the
last Snonth there were twenty days per-
fectly clear, three, on which IL raned,
three cloudy, two when showers fell, one
on which 1t showed, and one foggy, The
depth of rain during the entire month was
two and thrCe.tenths inches.
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sToCEs-WCstcrn Union Telegraph, ,4lN; Adams
Express, 6l1: Wells, Fargo 4 Co., 81; United
States. 81; American, 46; Pacific Mall, 49N;
New York Central, yI1G; do scrip sSx; Eric. 2iK;
Michigan Central, i90K Cleveland & Pittsburgh,
l05; Northwestern, 81; do preferred, %; Rock ls.
land, llOX; New Jersey Central, 109; St. Panl.
COX; do preferred, sI1s;;; Wabash, 5l1(i do pre-
feffcd, 7SH; Fort Wayne, 9S><; Tore HAute, 10:
preferred 5 Chicago and Alton IFS; preferred, IL;
Ohio L Mississippi 3IH; Cleveland, Columbus q
Cincinnati, 8Ok; Burlington, and Quincy, i69;
Lake Shore, 92Ji; Illinois Central, 12S, tr
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New York Money and stock Market.
Fi 10 faiH NEW YoRK. December 8.

d Business in Wall street was scarcely ever 90
dull. Gold Is strong, but not active; Openlng at
carrying. CieaFanceS $500oO,OOO. Governments
stronger aud unchanged. Money strong at sac
per cent. Stocks active and stronger, except
Rock Island State bonds dull The bank state
ment 10 uniRVorablG; the banks lose nearly SIS.
900 In the legal reserves Great interest Il mani
tested In tho reports Of the President the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury; the only point Of interest
in the former to financial men Is tho Alabama
question. The money market was active and
stronger at one tlmO during tho afternoon, and
the rats on call was per cent to stock brokers;
at the close easier; could bO hadat6.
..STERLIN0 0EXcIIAN0E-BankerS' bills Rt9S.
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The Government makes the following
announcement: "The Loire Army has
discontinued It's forward movement, owing
to tho resistance Of the enemy, who, has
concentrated large masses Of troops be.
tween Pithiviers, Arthenay and Augier.
Vile The army occupies strongly en-.
trenched positions, in which It will re.
main for the present, postponing the ad.
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1t is not true that the French Army of
the Loire had effected a junction with
Trochu, though the Prussian lines were
repeatedly and successfully pierced during
the engagement. The bAyonet charges of
tho French we're exceedingly brilliant.
Continued Successes Claimed at
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1.-THE fighting At Brio on Friday was
very severe, the Germans being exposed
to 4 steady fire from the French forts, but
at p. NJ. the French retired, leaving be.
lind many prisoners. Brie, though
abandoned by tue French, has not been
occupied by the Germans. The French
wounded, who have fallen into the hands
Of the bosigers, refuse the offer to be sent
bnck To Paris. The German leaders are
losing much Of their overwhelming con.
filcnce, IN consequence of the recent
military events Prince George, Of Sax.
ony, in n dispatch to the King Of SaxOny,
states that Brie and ChampigDy have
been rccaptured, although the French
brought heavy masses into the action. Flo
admits that the sAxOns suffered griovously.
The Advance Of the Loire Army
Checkcd..DuCrot's Army Free.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-02
THE editors Of the Mobile Tribune,
4 rabid secession sheet, are in bad fix.

B HE editors OF the Mobile Tribune,
. rabid secession sheet, are in a bad fix.
In their issue Of the Sth they say:
..It is the last dread altcrnatiye-to live
as dogs, or die as men,"
They don't want to live anay longer
it would seem and they certainly can
not die, at least not in the way they
would desire. Poor fellows!
The following article from thu issue
Of the Gath, would Indicate that they
still live:
"He who entices, or attempts 70 entice
tho people 81 the conquered South to as
sumo any responsibility for, or to Emeddle
With tho corrupt and .despotic government
Of her Northern conquerors, does, through
| ignorance, or with traitorous intent, and
| to the full measure Of attained success, I'M
dermine Southern unity, degrade Southern
manhood, vitiate Southern sentiment, mon
grelize and debase Southern character,
condemn the Confederate record, and con.
vert proud Southrons into unprinoipled
mercenaries seeking service under Tam
many or Faneuil Hall leaders, Us hopes O
! spoil may decide Them
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THE NEW HOTEL.

The prospects are now very favorable
for an early commencement upon the
new hotel. Stock has been quite liber-
ally taken, and many Of the best and
most substantial of our business men
are interested as shareholders. Every
thing depends upon the encouragement
and aid that shall be given the project
by the City Council. With a liberal
bonus, such as may reasonably be
expected, the building will DO ready
for occupancy before the coming win.
ter. No argument is called for to show
how great benefit . first-class hotel
would DO to this place. Its need has
been so long felt, and so frequently
commented on both at home and abroad,
that the present movement has excited q
general interest and hope for its sac
cess. A hotel such as is contemplated
would add greatly to the material pros
pcrity of St. Cloud, and would inure to
the benefit of every business man and
citizen of the town. We trust, there.
fore, that when the matter shall be
duly presented to the City Council the
bonus asked fur will be promptly grant
ed. This should not be less than S15,
900, and a larger sum would not bf
uuwisely applied, if necessary. Blu
this amount, it is believed, would in
sure the SUCCESS of the enterprise
Let US have hotel, and that RICH
speedily:
- Although a number Of locations hav'
been spoken Of, none has as yet beer
selected. This will be done by q vott
of the stockholders. The books are
open, and a general invitation is ex
tended TO all to take shares, that there
may be no delay in the work.
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Mrs. Charles O.. Rogers, whose late
husband (proprictor of tho Boston Journal
died within year, has married tho tutor
of her children for several years past.
She is over forty, and her second husband
is only tweny-four, having graduated at
est ate worth about one million dollars,
most Of which he willed to his wife.
Which is likewise very good for the
tutor. Newspaper publishers will take
warning, and be careful in the future
how they die and recklessly leave "A
million dollars to their wives. We
don't believe very many Of them will
do it hereafter.
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. - - ~
THE Chicago Republican concludes
ascathing article on the milk-aud-water,
baby-feed Indian F eace Commissions,
which sit securely in Now York and
dictate what the frontier settlers shall
do when the Indians come to murder
them, and the mawkish policy Of the
government, with the following unam-
biguous sentence "But this is great
and noble government, and can treat
with distinguished consideration CON-
pany Of savage, lousy, dirty, b!ood-stain
ed murderers, though it seems to be
powerless to protect its own citizens"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-02

In the House of Commons Mr..
Gladstone made the closing speech on
the Irish land bill. 30 warmly de-
Tended the bin as it stood, with the
amendments which had been made, and
thanked the house for its steadfsst sup
port. The bill was then read = third
time and passed.
The Richmond municipal election
resulted in the election Of Ellison As
Mayor, and the whole conserv alive city
ticket. i sss,z<.s ,.;s ~ go :
The Reichstsg (Prussia) has
adopted the bill abolishipg capital
punishment except in cases e emedi-
.tated murder aud murder Of the royal
family ST
Tho coner stone q tho frst. Ger
man Masonic hall ever erected u the
'Unitsd i,iats, -. lid thin weak Il
'Alls
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-02

80 TIE Fsnian advance into Canada
szhas resulted in an entire fizzle, and the
men are returning hone .disheartened
! md Disguised. At the failure Of their
! leaders, to do. what had been promised.
engagements have taken <
splsoe, resultingin neither success nor
glory to the Fenlan cause. The mis- %
j guided masses will receive general sym
j pathy, but there will be few to, mourn
because Of the summary arrest. Of
hatch of the leaders. ~ >,
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The Supreme Court Of Michigan ha

The Supreme Court of Michigan ha
just rendered a decision in the case
the Howell Railroad Company Us. the
town of Salem. The application was
for a mandamus to compel the town
authorities Of the town of Salem to
issue certain bonds authorized by a
vote of the people, the railroad COM
pauy having complied with the condi-
tons, and completed the line. The
Court declined to grant the writ, on the
ground that railroads are not public
objects that the State cannot itself
under the Constitution, levy a, tax in
aid of railways, and hence cannot au.
thorize others to do what it cannot d.
itself: What could DO the result i
some of the towns in Minnesota, which
have given large amounts Of bonds Il
railroads, should pursue a like course