, 1872-10-19

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Duluth merchants complain Of treights 3osty
The Insane Asylum at Oshkosh, Wis, is to
cost 1901, lao.
The st. Paul Il Sioux City Railroad eorn-
menced running regular trains betWeen those
two cities On Wednesday.
John B. Wilkinson, q brutal wife murderer,
died OF Bright's disease OF the kidneys, IN the
Baltimore jail last Tuesday.
subscriptions in aid Of the railroad to Teas
hare been received from New Orleans ciHZenA
to the amount OF 5000, 900. ,..
The Milwaukee Supervisors have extended
the time for the completion OF the Court Houea
until March J..
field i Illinois Southwestern Railroad have been
located at Pana, and work on the buildings ts TO
be commenced at once.
Bad River, Mich. has proved bad river IN
deed for the loggers, since only about 5000 600
Of 60 600 feet of logs put in last season have
come out.
The Lake Shore Railroad is laying double
track from Willoughby to Painesville.
AT Cherokee, Iowa, OF Thursday, Philo Ste
vens was buried alive BY the caving OF we'll
-Lorain County, Ohio. exported last year
averaged about u cents pound
Crosse having been approved By the Secretary,
Of War, the La Crosse papers want the work to
begin.
Louisville calculates that the late exposi-
ton made 81, 10000 change hands.
Portland will soon have second line CT
| Liverpool steamers.
| The money disbureed to workmen on Rock
Island, amounts to about s75,0oo monthly:
Maps of France have been struck off by the.
French, with Alsace and Lorraine printed III
| black.
the location of the State Capital ut that place
| The pecan crop promises an abundant yield.
! This native production affords IN immense rove
| nue. to Texas
| --sangamon County Qll-) is to have history
| and biographical sketches Of the old settle.s,
work OF not less than 500 pages.
| The cornerstone of the only Presbyterian
Church for colored people, west Of tho Noun
tains was laid at Pittsburgh, the 18th ~~Tha
| building will cost 512, GOO. =
! The silverware stolen from Bishop Clark
sons residence, at Omaha, has been found in the
| possession OF james Van Dansker, landlord Of
| the Depot Hotel, who claims he bought the STUFF
for S25.
ington, D. G., retired without turning on the gag
last Friday night Major Patrick q. King, for
rnerly Warden of the Jail, was found dead, and
Benz jamin Cooley, his companion, nearly suffo~
| Gated.
-Kearney Junction, the future capital of Ne
braska, and possibly Of the United States, as
correspondent Of tie St. Joseph Herald sty1esit,
| has already collection Of fifty houses, all con-
structed within the past two months
1t is estimated that within i've years 2o, ,ooo 0o0
bushels Of wheat per annnm, from Mlnnesata
will find their way to tide-water through the
| Sault Ste. Marie Canal.
y. n Osborne, charged with the murder Of
Airs. Mathews, q farmers wife, at Yates City.
last summer, was arraigned before Judge Smith,
ut Knoxville, Ill, on Thursday, and pleaded noE
| guilty. The Court assigned Kretsinger, OF
knoxville, and Humphrey, Of Yates City, IS his
| attorneys.
JOHN Quinn was committed for trial, at New
| York. Thursday, on charge OF having sWlnd!ed
John Challon, . German, from Manistee, Mlch,y
out Of 81, GOO: Challon Was returning to his
native country, and yielded to the persuasiona
of Quinn to give him his draft for the amount
-Backenstoses Circus has been sold, at Meme
phis, under an execution, for Indebtedness to tha
Captain OF the steamer Tyrone and, menhars OF
| the company. =
Officers Of the Revenue cutter Mocoasiu
| have caused the seizure Of large lot OF cigars,
which had been smuggled into the country. from
Hayana, on the schooner Pioneer, OF New Lon
| don. Conn.-not the Cuban Pioneer Systematic
smuggling has been going on, the cigars having
been inventoried as other articles. Altogether,
100000 cigars were traced out BY the detec-
| tives.
Low is Holmes and j. F. Eubarks, planters,
| Of Hardeman County, Tenn, had difficulty,
Thursday, during which the latter struck tha
| former over the head with stick Of wood from
| A Washington despatch says that another
| Cuban expedition is being fitted out On an e1-
tensiYe scale, under the auspices OF the so-caled
| General Ryan, who himself gives informationof
| the project, but it is stated that prominent Gu
| ban patriots place no confidence IN Ryan
| "A stuge going south from Helena Montana,
was stopped ut o'clock lastsW edpesday night,
| three miles north OF Pleasant Valley, By two
road agents, and 57,oou was tasen afom 100
passengers. There was no express treasure On
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