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, 1872-11-11
and convey the madman to jail, SO desperately
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AAA tVH0AAaAAJ ~A4eA A0 otAAbBlS-
The Hon: Morrison B. Waite, who arrived
at his home in Toledo, o., yesterday, was met at
the depot by large concourse of citizens and
escorted to the Boody House where formal ad-
dress OF welcome was delivered by Mayor Jones,
in resonse to -:ch Mr.. Waite spoke briefly Of
the labors Of the American counsel before the
Court OF Arbitration at Geneva and Of thg yar-
dict rendered by that tribunal.
The defeated parties in Tennessee are becom-
ing reconcled to the result of the elections. and
hope that good may follow. As an Indication OF
hopefulnees, re may state that G Northern gen.
tleman Of large capital who had concluded to
emgrate to st. Louis, has since tbs election de-
termined to remain in Tennessee, believing a
new policy will be inaugurated for the develop
ment OF the resources of the State.
Colonel Titus G. Rice, the recluae Buicidei on
Friday night last, at Fortress Monroe, by shoot
ing himself through the head. Some twenty
yeare ago he was prominent citizen Of Rich
mond, Va, and, at one time during the war, was
Colonel Of the famous Black-Horse Cavalry.
, 1872-11-11

IotM. ..,..,.,.. .Gl ,U62 182l4,535
81 ,062 vessels, with an aggregate tonnage of 49,
214,535 In 1870, there we're 63, $50 vessels, with
IL, 835, $50 tonnage, namely, 59,518 sailing ves-
sells, with 16 042. 1913 tonnage and 4132 steamers,
With ,7s3, ,43f tonnage, but the latter number
includes great number of river vessels. It
will be observed, too, thBt steamers comprise
about 20 per cent in the total Of the merchant
shipping Of all countries. From the bureau Wa
also learn that during the first six months OF the
current year the total loss on steam craft has
been SO vessels, corresponding to ~ per cent,
to which must be added, however. 499 smaller
casualties. The total loss on sailing craft has
been ITS, that Is. ~ per cent.
, 1872-11-11
MOUNTAIN RAILROADS,
A Successful Experiment In Colorado
Following the Canons.

From the Omaha Herald.
The Western Division OF the Colorado Cen
trail Railroad (narrow-gauge) has been com
pleted from Golden, distance of sixteen miles,
to point within three miles Of Black Hawk.
1t is now open for business, and has been in
running order for the last six weeks. Three
locomotives, formerly in use on the east ap-
proach to the Missouri River bridge, are now
used on this divisioo, and find constant employ
ment in the transportation Of freight and pas
aengers.
IN some respects this railroad ia the most re-
markable that has ever been used for passenger
transportation. The line follows the canon Of
Clear Creek, which is extremely narrow, in some
precipitous sides, from eighty to one thousand
feet in height. Through this canon the railroad
finds its way, following closely to the eide Of the
stream, bnt built upon rock foundation and
beyond the reach OF high water. The descent of
the creek for sixteen miles is one hundred feet
per mile. but it is extremely irregular, in many
places moving along with very low velocity, and
at other points plunging over falls from fifteen
to forty feet in height. The stcepest grade used
is one hundred and sevcnty-6ve feet per mile,
and the shortest curve is one hundred and
ninety feet radius
AL the cars used are fitted with one
loose wheel on each axle BY which expedient the
friction Of the curvature is eliminated and the
ease which it would be found impossible to
move it the cars we're supplied with wheels Of
the ordinary construction
The average speed on the road is eight miles
per hour. The operation OF D road with these
peculiar characteristics being in some degree an
experiment, the speed has been reduced to q
limit which is perfectly safo. It is anticipated
that higher speed may hereafter be used with
entire safety.
During the construction Of this road many
doubts we're expressed as to the practicabiity OF
it's operation, but the large amount Of business
which is now being transacted over it, and tie
, 1872-11-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,


schr City Of the Straits, Buffalo, ESQ tons coal
Sehr G. Ellen, Ludington, 88 m lumber.
schr G. H. King Cleveland, $50 tons coal a bu pota
toes, n brl fish.
schr Bay State enonsinee, go lumber, 25 N lath
Schr Mariner, Centreyille, 104 cords wood.
r sehr Annie Au E, vought. Erie. ;o34 tons goal.
Barge Golden Harvest Grand Haven, $50 N lumber,
10 m 18th, and pickets.
Barge Comet, Muskegou, 30 N lumber.
Barge Contest, Muskegou, $50 m lumber.
Barge Sonora, Menominee, $50 m lumber.
g Barge M bronson; Me;noninee. $50 9o N lumber.
Prop Montana Buffalo, s78 bars railroad iron, 1852
pigs fsh, and sundrtes.
Prop Cuba, Buffalo, 1000 brls salt
schr Spy, henosha, 16 yds gravel.
shF % rssr9op T1 nxsr :; eds 1s5h
Barge Active pcshtigo, $50 N lumber
Barge Mary Amanda, Grand Haven, 200 II lumber
Barge Eldorado, Menominee, $50 m lumber.
schr 81 Bsio,:, s'si Madison nir~- y" eds wood.
Schr c. Hibbard, Keweenaw, LOG eds wood.
schr Col. Il. G. Heg, 11anistee, l40 II, lumber.
Barge City OF Erie, Grand HAVEN go m lumber.
Sc schr Alice Richards, Erie. 500 tons coal.
schr Louise Mcdonald, Green Bay, 146 eds wood.
schr " F. Allen, Cleveland, 40 tons coal.
Barh Jessie Dranmond, Kingston, 800 toms pig iron.
Pop geo Pgn9a ae s nnss
railroad ron, 1o5 tons pig iron.
Prop Favorite Menoninee, Light.
t3arK Halls troEReEy Ae1ofutnGc, 2Gu m lumber.
Bark Great West, Ford River, 215 LII lumber
6chT Emma, Manistee, 100 m lumber.
Schr Zach. Chandler, Buffalo, COO tons coal
Schr Yankee, Buffalo, 449 tons coal.
Schr Flying Mist, Buffalo, 100 tons railroad iron
schr Flying Mist, Tawas 229, 600 # lumber
schr Black Hawk, Menouinee, 40 N lumber, Its m
lath 400 m ahingles.
Sch1 j. V. Taylor, Ford River, 200 N lumber.
Schr Waiha1la, 1Ionistee, 118 10 lumber
schr R. B. Hubbard, Manietee, 100 m lumber
schr q. Rand, Horns Pier, ~ eds wood.
CLEARED. ......... Nov, 9.
Bark Cleveland, Menomnee, 25 brls pork, and sun
Bark G. e. Minis, Buffalo, 81, 600 bu corn.
Prop VIM. H. Tweed Buffalo, 27,788 bu barley, 1880
bu wheat, $50 brls flour, 270 bags fax seed
Prop VIM. III. Tweed, North Mauitou, rs brs -four
brls pork, and sundries.
Prop Montana, Buffalo, 600 bu wheat, 260O brls
pork, ZOO br1s flour, 200 bags seed.
Schr s. II. Kimba1 Marquette IT, 1877 bu oats 362i bu
corn, 100 brs -four, 100 brls pork so brls beef,
II tea hams, II tcs lard, and sundries
Schr Anglo-Saxon Escanaba 1000 bu corn
schr G. q. Cooper, Buffalo, $500 bu corn.
Prop Cuba, Buffalo, 5000 bu barley 2200c bu corn
200 brls -four.
Bark Two Fannies, Buffalo, 28000 bu corn,
Schr @. L, Johnson Coningwood, 13o7e bu corn.
Schr Bay State, Menominee, 1850 bu corn
chr ]. v Taylor Ford River, 30 br1s pork and sun
schr j. Dresden Frankfort 1880 bu oats 500 bu corn
s. brls flour, 20 bra pork, II brls beef, and sun
dries.
Bark Peshtigo, Buffalo, 2s,ooo bu corn.
Prop FaVorite, Menomfnee, 1880 bu corn. 100 brIs
beef, 60 brls pork, Is kegs lard, and sundries.
, 1872-11-11

MADRID, Nov. 9.-The Republican members OF
the CoFtes propose to demand Of the Govern
ment the immediate emancipation Of all slaves.
Their plan provides for the indemnfcation Of
peztas per head, and in Porto Rico at 1,500
peztas.
A bill has been introduced in the Cortes pro-
F1dlng for the abolition of compulsory service in
the Spanish navy.
It is said the Government has consented to
allow the transmission over the Spanish tele
graph lines, OF cipher dispatches destined for
foreign countries.
, 1872-11-11

MILWAUKEE, ENoV. 9:-Ihe horse epidemic in
this section is spreading rapidly. Ii is now
egtimated there are from zoo to $50 cases in this
city and vicinity. With the exception of six or
eight cases in the Star Transportation
Company stables and few light cases
in the different livery stables, none of the
or Fire Department stables have been attacked
Tha diseesa exists in very mild form, and the
, 1872-11-11
MEXICO.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 9.-Matamoras 9. letters,
received here from President Lerdo and the
Minister Of Foreign Relations, state that the
Mexican Frontier Commission will strictly in
vestigate all complaints as ocattle-stealng, and
that the Mexican Government will aid that OF
the United States in putting an end to all dis
turbances. The Mexican Government is resolved
to foster internal improvements, to connect
Mexico and the United States, and to encourage
foreign immigration.
, 1872-11-11
Telegraphic E5reyities.

AGAc&5 A1PAs~ ASA A@'A%Aeos
On Tuesday last, Critten County, Ark, voted
31O0. .00D to tie Memphis t. st, Louis Railroad.
Do1ooo+oa ra,rasanf;,o oil tba sonthern
etas1n51ot tr,da law Nan vii m SUNDAY to
attend the General Convention Of Steamboat
men at Cairo. on the 14th inst
w., No-rtar+ 1i,;n, i, El1aardav;,1a O. anh,rh
of 81 io,';e ,h;1a 5ahor;n@ 1,,5or' r' dalriun,
n,aa;o-,o1 10, e,nei>no| ;,6od ~ ~ 10 ar.
~ s+or,, ~ Frsu n3nht ran d;ztanca
~ aho,,t ~ h1nctSa and 4s,1 daa3
~ ,r, rrDoos w. o4oee' ~ r..., O.. I.au
me resIuence " m Mfs: G o'e.n9Is, ot bloGiulns o
"as 1ss ~ an mn ;ae,,rad ~ nm
~, ne5aro;t,r % - 1ua+ar randora5 ~ ~ ianort
a rne ssaItss sna1as ~ "A1oA LILO n1o
AnIn' 1seAee' ;,
E3-dovernor falrcMld, o. Madlson, WIS., the
newS1y-appolnted S Consul 10 Liverpool. England,
Will leave mere with hls 1amly TOE that place on
!uesday next. governor "asnourh has ten
~ ~ 0AA4 f"01A0 Aoe0F1-0A W DA'Ao"J VIGIL
-
@The body OF young man named William Multi
ney vas found near house OF i'll fame in Kan
1 ha9 Ivy No., on Irfaay. ~ ls supposed that Ne
4ao peen nuLoeteu LOT MS mohey. as ne vas eVl-
uen!ly otay stf"GR g VIII Sung shoI ana then
55tlAu5'eo' Aneio III az Sest no clue W tue maf-
o'11l ..
-, aeai1u oiacel Llenoenln, OF CINCINNATI says
incinient form in tha cty IN tree ua11 ~ m
bles near the centre of tEe ctv + hrola ~ ~
dav Gases have anneared in pandlatnn ou, .treot e
in The car stables o cosaa ara n tia 1initad
States Express stables Thero are a,ao savara1
, 1872-11-11

Sp<eial Despatch to Tie Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. 9.-As the returns
come in they justify the first estimate Of 15o0o
ing official maj critics, IN addition to those sent
last night, are received Dane County, Grant.
361 majority; Haz1eton. Republican, for Con-
gress Is; 8auk County. Grant, ,348; Hazleton,
Republican, for Congress- 1903; Marquette,
Greeley, 267; Carson, Democrat, for
Congress, 287; Winnebago. Grant, 1,311 !;
Sawyer, Republican, for Congress, $50.
, 1872-11-11
FRANCE,

PAR1s, Nov. Sat the village of Moncreaux,
while miners we're at work in q mine, IN explo-
sion Of hre-damp took place, causing the death
Of thirty-eight Of them.
PARIS, Nov: 9.-Le -Bien Publique, the minis
terial organ, denies the report that an interview
has taken place between Theirs and Gambetta,
or that there has been any agreement upon the
difference between the two statesmen On ConRh-
tutiona1 questions.
The National Assembly will assemble at Yer
Thiers' message will be read. The Government
will mike no suggestions whatever in relation
to the proposed Electoral law, but will leave the
entire subject to the Assembly. Fifty. members
Of the Assembly belonging to the Party Of the
Right to-day visited Count De Chambord.
, 1872-11-11
SAX0NY.

NEW YORK, Nov. "a London special says
that six cases Of cholera have appeared at
Dresden. Up to Sunday, three Of them had
proved fatal Two of those who died we're
Ane1icaaS-a child and young LADY: The The
cholera morbus. The first case came from
Pesth.
DRESDEN, Nov. 9.-The festivities in the cele-
bration Of the golden wedding Of the King and
Queen Of Saxony continue with the greatest en-
thusiasm. The Emperor and Empress of Ger
many. who we're here at the commencement,
early in the week, but returned to Berlin again,
arrived in Dresden to be present at the blessing
of the royal couple in the Cathedral tomorrow.
, 1872-11-11
The Merchant Marine of the World.

The statistical bureau in Brussels has COLLECT
ed some very valuable information relating to
the tonnage OF the sailing vessels of the world
How great the labor OF compilation of such sta
tistics is, may be judged from the fact that since
1870 the editors of the bureau hare been COM
PEELED to strike out 13 000 vessels from their List
on account Of loss and change OF name. We
give below lists Of the merchant shipping OF
1872 arranged with respect to countries. num-
, 1872-11-11
TEXAS.

GALVESTON, Texas, Nov 9.-The returns are
too meagre to give with certainty the result.
entire Congressional delegation is entirely con-
ceded. Giddings being the only one in doubt.
The Democrats claim two-thirds in the House
and majority in the Senate. The Democratic
majority in Galveston County Is ], ,l60 Austin
900; Arkansas, 105 Republican majority Fort
Rend County 790.
, 1872-11-11
VERMONT,

MONTPELIER, Vt, Nov. s.-The returns OF the
Presidential vote in all but seven towns give
Grant 1884; Greeley, 10,706; O'Conor, $50.
The e same towns in 1868 gave Grant As, $50 sey-
uaour, 1876.
, 1872-11-11

--seamen's wages firm, at $500.
The Board Of Supervisors of Saginaw Coun-
ty have appropriated 5000 for the improve
nlent Of the Saginaw River.
The water in the Sault Canal has, within 8
few days past, fallen three inches, and is gradu-
ally shoalfng. 4 like result ia percoptibie at w.
rious points in the Sault River.
"A number of downward bound vessels are re-
ported at the st. Clair Flats. Several have
, 1872-11-11

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, 1872-11-11

LITTLE RocK. Ark, Nov 9.-Outside polls
were set up at Tuesdays election in Franklin,
Pope. Hotsprlng, Clark, Independence Scott,
Mort, and perhaps other counties by the Reform
Republicans. By the returns from these polls
The Reform State Central Committee claims the
election of Brooks. At the regular polls, Bag
ter is over 5000 ahead in the forty counties
heard from.
, 1872-11-11
cal tiEQRNlA.
TENNESSEE.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 9.-Returns from the
State thus fer give Grant q majority OF lo,673.
, 1872-11-11
LAKE FREiGtiTS.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Quotable at 12c for wheat
and lie for corn to Buffalo. The engagements
reported were: To New York-Prop Mohawk,
barley through rate. To Goderich-schr Peoria
oats at Sc. To Buffalo-schr Montauk, corn at
1011c. Total capacity equal to $4,000 bu corn,
$4,000 bu oats, and q 900 bu barley
BUFFALO, Nov. 7:-Charters reported: Schr
Minnie Slauson, coal to Milwaukee at 81 per
ton, free. Reported by Hiram Smith, ESD.
schz Clifford, coal, Erie to Milwaukee at 81. 10 per
lime to Cleveland, at &c per brl, I. o. b. schr
Rival, !. :. iron to Toledo at s1.25 per gross ton
I. 0. b.. schr Eleanor, stone to Detroit. IT'S tons
for S210 schr E. Harmon, stone to Cleveland
at $3.25 per cargo, free.
DETROIT. Nov. 7.-Rates are steady, with
more vessels being chartered. Schooner 4.
Ford chartered to 0swego, to-day, at lsc with
wheat,
, 1872-11-11

e1cBptgd. HSaE1Tdhya excepted.
*'Ou Saturdays this train will be run to Champaizu
Chic12o, Indiana polls l. Cincinnati THROUGH
Line, via k11nl1nkee Is0ute.
Trains arrive and depart Great Central Railroad
Depot foot Of Lakest For through tickets and sesp-
ing car berths apply at Ticket Office, Is Cana1s
ner Madison: l2u Washington fremont House, cor
ner Of Congrc.sst., and MichiG Gan-av also foot OF
Twenty second st.-Condenset Time-Tabe.
Daily, except
Sunday. Daii;.
L8ase lineage. 6:uD q. 8tj1 D. m,
AtFVe At lndianapo!is ~ p. $50 N.
a1tlFs a. lhCinnAt1 $3.50 Sis L.
dfnsns arTve at Chicago at GO a. aud lis 0 m
dni5 ltno running Saturday Eight ran Cincinnati.
Inc entire train through 10 Cincinnati Pullman
, 1872-11-11

Chicago d Alton Railroad.
Chicago, Alton st. Louis Through Line. and Lo1ls-
{Mo.} short from Enicago to Kaasas Cir
Union Depot, West Side, near Mad.sou-st bridge
St. Louis Springfield press,
via Main Line. ine.............. = IL l. Eu so:cc o. NJ
Kansas City Fast Express via
Jack.onVille, ILL.,. and Lontsi
ana, No. '9:l5 i. te:oc ?. H.
Wenona, Lacou, Washington
Express (Westeru Diysion.j. $50 .. m. ~6;0G D. m
Joliet Dwight Accommodation v 30 D. n. 's:l1 T. NJ
st. Louis Springfield Light
Ming Express via Main Llns,
and also via Jacksonville d.
vision III ts:cop. II. 7:!6 ?.
sonVile ILL.,, Louisiana, Mo. - 90 p. 37:l5 Il. M
Jefferson City Express ~ 90 D. s. \. M
Peorta keokuk Butln En-. '9tu r. a. to o. n
Except Sunday. tE1. SATURDAY. 4Ex MoadaY.
tUatys va Man Line, aud daily except Satutux5,
ncksonre Division. lDnily, Main Line and uails
except Monday. via Jacksonville Division.
, 1872-11-11

NASHVILLE Nov. 9:-Further electlon Ietarns' NJ
, 1872-11-11
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,
Winter Arrangement.

Chicago. Burlington e. Quincy Railroad.
Uepots-root OF Lake.st, 1ndlaua-av and Sixteenth
st., and Canal and si1toe1th-sts Ticke: ofics Il.
, 1872-11-11
elected Governor by from 5000 to 5000 ma
jority. Greeley majority will be about 5000

GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Ga, Nov, 9-Ninety- counties
in Georgia give Greeley II. 47G majority.
, 1872-11-11
CANADA,

QUEBEC, Nov. 9.-The slip Argo. hence on the
Gath Of September, with lumber, WAS abandoned
at sea, and the Captain and two men
drowned Heavy weather has driven many ves-
se1s ashore,
, 1872-11-11

Ne GXXKKE! GXXKKE!: DR.. KEAN,
$50 South Clarkst. Chicago ma} be condeatta, con-
suited, personally or by mall IFee OF charge, all
Chronic aud Nervous Diseases
Dr. j. Kean is tho only physician IN tho city who
rAuts cures pay.
Rubber Goods nlways o. hand.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-01

y
The West Side Railroad trains will
commence running to St. Joe next
week.
Weekly newspapers cost more In
California, by from 100 to 200 per cent,
than in the Eastern States. Cause,
the high price Of labor, and we sup
pose, the small number Of subscribers.
The Railroad excitement in Califor-
nia has not diminished.
San Francisco has laid the fonnda-
tions for new City Hall.
An Oregon horse won the Ashcraft
cup at the recent Clinton British Co
lumbia) races.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-01

When You read Il book crush tle
words as you would grapes, and silcR
their meaning out. itis the only way
y get the pure wine Of thought froin
the vintage Of literature, ''''''
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-01
works at Oregon City, oregon.

FTEE OREGON WOODEN WARE
l. Manufacturing Com}any, having re-
Gently completed their Works al Oregon
Gi,y with The most approved machinery,
embracing the newest patterns ana latest
PATENTS, imported ~ great cost from Mas
Slcllusctts, the ESTABLISHMENT, in all
.,s appointments, viii compare layoraDly
with any other in the Tinted States.
The Company are prepared TO I'LL all or
ders for CEDAR, MAPLE and ASH BUCK
ETS, TUBS, BITTER FIRkINS, SALMON
KITS, WASHBOARDS, Shuttle Bobbins,
irooin-handles, &c., &c.
Particular attention is called to our ASH
FAILS and BUTTER FIlKINS-an article
sar superior TO any heretofore in market,
is causing no unpleasant taste or smell to
the contents
From our superior facilities we are en-
albled TO supply the trade on the most adj
pantageous terms, and By prompt atten-
ton and excellent Workmanship willmerit.
success in our line.
Dealers ARE requested to examine our
wares before purchasing elsewhere.
- Address all communications to
j. ID. EsII.Es, Agent,
Portland, oregon.
NOTICE. ANY Buckets or Tubs manu-
taotured by us, which do not ivecomplcte
satisfaction. If returned, will bc replaced
by new ones, without charge for freight.
T-4-Sm j. u. BILES, Agent.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-10-17

Once more the lesson has been taught
which politicians are so slow to learn
that politicians and newspapers are
only powerful SO long as they trnly,
faithfully, and candidly represent pub
lie opinion. When man has perform
ed this duty for some time, he occasion.
ally is deluded itto the idea that he is
the pubic-that all the world will
follow him.
The latest victim to this delusion is
Andrew G. Curtin, who owed his posi-
tion entirely to the Republican party,
and took the first opportunity which pre-
sented itself of dealing treachorous
stab at that party and its chiefs. We
boubt whether the applause of the Gree
leyits and Copperheads will compensate
him for his betrayal of his pfincipesl
and his friends. Nc,o Io1h times.
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1872-10-17
VERSE JURY.

Henry Bush. Samue
Rathbun, Julius Jones, b. B. Wins
low.
Bcnzinger-.IoS Krouenwetter, Geo
NJ Fuchs, Adam Geyer, Geo, Gregory
John Gleixner.
Fox-John I. Hayes, Charles r.
Kelts, Thomas Malone James r. Green
Matthias Spooler Jr., L. w. Rogers
James O'Ilara.
Jay-Reese May hood, David Wheel
er, Loreuzo N. Briggs, W. NJ. Robin,
son.
Jones-Truman Garlick, Thos J
God win
Ridgway-Charles Cody, John Hag-
en-, George Walker, p. A. Mead, Isaac
Stephenson, ~ Z. Lesser, r. V. Kline
James Horton G. G, Main j. f, Dill.
ST Mary's Boro-Jos Krafth, Johu
Weidenberner, John b. Butch, Jos
Wilhelm, George Krellner, John Fos-
ter.
Spring Creek-W. NJ. Steel Edward
Paine.