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, 1873-09-29

SOUTHERN GRAND DIVISION.
,a1a GIEnKs sTl. Qr'xloE, MouNT VEnNoS Sept. ~,
1879, wcro this day received,
IN. coutral i: =. Y. Num-. Affirmed.
0-Mcycfs =. Phillips. Reversed atl rfcErcd.
13a5-A!S1Isht qt ,o !, Smith e. a M Msyesss s;1:,
15-A1len v. Nichols. Affirmed
1.-the poopip o1 rel '. Allison. Rulo discharged.
22-I!ato ct u Y: Morgan. Reversed and referred.
$Ms{nfs. synfs st u u 4 ssa:ls mssss A1nss. A1ase
27-Aiitlcrv Y. blow. Affirmed.
s-K!i!gabary ': VIII. Ieyersc5 and roforrea.
3u-Flsor '. Eslaman. Affirmed. .,,
Rssssr e. :. iIoS1 It "Elss a's,a et g. Affirmed
37-Wickeraha,n ot Vi. v. Wlckoraham. Rovcrscd ant
ssNGobb Y, illinois Central Railroad Company. Ro-
s9-uoorg :. Dlsehor ct a., nossrsod and roforrol.
44-smits y. Hicknlan. Affirmed.
4a--1sobiua Y, Swain. Reversed.
46-Atll!t,son '. Tanncr. Reversed md referred.
48-tInll Y. Steel. Novcrscd an1 referred.
4y-Couover '. Musgravo ct al. Reversed and re-
81 ohi1eH '. nel1ovt,lo Nail AIM Company. Ro-
5s-All,non '. stavens. Affirmed.
The psHRo Yaoa Ams mspSsa:a and
ul-hruso '. Kruse. novcraed antl referrod. .
e2-parott Coal Mining Company v. Roach OF ai.
AtIfNGu+
04-Woolbridgo ct a, Y. Gage ct al. Affirmed.
G1-arecn~ool Y. Jenkel. Affirmed.
as-s1i.ehell " 1lllnos 81. Louis Railroad aud Coal
Company. neyersed and REFERRED.
70-IAforge V. Matthews. Affirmed,
71-Ottcn Y. Lohr. Affirmed.
73-Ialbot Y. Hit ct nj. Revarscd and referred.
74-st. Louis, Alton l. Terro rau.o Railroad COM
pnny Syfbogasy i bD9gssy; ! AoSspste. Asnsa Affirmed
77-htcNail V. zteglnr. Affirmed.
7e-prown Y. noyce, j. Raverssa and referred;
sO-schee ct al Y. Ellmann ct 81. Rororsed and re-
8l-illinols st. Louis naroad and Coal Company
=. N1cClntock. Affirmed.
s2-1llino!s + st: Louis Railroad and Coal Company
'. Cobb Affirmed.
B5--Iayn!o Y. Dckena Affirmed.
8G-Rogers V. MyorB OF nj. Affirmed.
s7-radnell '. Padheld. Affirmed.
6o-stevena y. Mmon. Reversed and rcfcrTed.
97-Kagay OF al. Y. Trustees OF Schools. oto, Affirm
0s-o1caohee v. Gold. Affirmed. ..r
1oo.fcuainoy '. Trustees OF Schools, &C. Royoracd
102-Rains y. Mann, OF nj. Affirmed.
103-HoHner Y. Boyd, ct al. Reversed and referred.
1o5-lrown Y. oozard, sr., ct al. Affirmed.
108-Kenrcdy Y. HILL. Reversed aud referred.
1o9-Reel ct al. '. Ellis ct o.. Affirmed.
11o-Crow Y. Dowlby. Reversed and referred.
Dreese, Chief Justice, alssen!s.
113-Ph1llips v. Quick. Affirmed.
114-Lyons ct q: ?. The Ieople 70. Affirmed; ~ r,,,
Affirmed.
ll7-Nontross '. Bradaby. Affirmed.
1l9-spTingteld 4 Illinois Southeastern Railroad
Company Y. andrews. Affirmed.
1aQ-Draper '. Draper. Affirmed In part..
1ay-Oolcord Y. Alexander. Reversed md referred,
13i-St. Lo,liB, Alton l. Terre unuto Railroad Com
pany '. Bradshaw. Reversed.
lS3-Grldloy Y. City OF Bloomington. Reversed md
referred.
, 1873-09-29
FlLtBuSTERINC.


New OnLEANs, Sept. 27.-Tho POS PnO!ico
Of A1atamoraH Htates that all armed party Of
United Statos aoldlors crossed from ToxaB into
Ntoxico, about forty miles ahoye tint city, for
wllat purpose is unknown, and oalls on tho au-
thorltioa to investigate the Mlnttcri and warna
tho MoxicanB that such expeditions aro pro.
medllRtel, and to be Oil tho alert to repol such
invaBiona when occasion may roqutro. II con-
sequence Of tho npprollondoa revolution in
Montoroy, tho annual tair, which should tako
pace III that city this month, aud which llas
heretofore boen an oyent Of aomo Importance,
has been abandoned.
, 1873-09-29
THE SUPREME COURT.

lTc SUPREME NOOF1s
SFeefaf Distafeh 10 Tie Chicago tribune.
OTTAWA, Sept. 27.-Thu Supreme Court met ut
'p'clocA pursuant to adjournment Mr. J,fatice Scott
and 1r Justice sclolcl being nlaent. Tho Aobusiuess
transacted VIVA as follows:
III Mt. JUSTICE CnA1o.
CAT to 551 inclusIye-Mc.e Good '. The Trustees Of
the Town Of Aledo Petition is ,aade for rs show
tauso why tho appeals should not be dismissed, Arue
will be entered rrl!rpg the appellant by the 10Th
day Of October, to chow cause, copy Of this ruo
must however le atryed on e At1''silatratff1 ten
days before tho expiration Of thu rule.
liz MR. JUSTICE sHEtDoS.
.655-Ih0mas KH0x ct lx. '. Peter Urany. The
mo ton for aupcrre1eas III tlls caso J. allowed On ng
bo nd In tho peual Of $500, with eecurlty to bo
appnovod by tic Court.
ny MIR, Jusr1cE MA1LIsrrn,
b29~-1saac r. sowc|l Irlcn Bs.glc. In tllts
Henry clrcuit Court 1872, aud dismissed by tha
Now application Is 1ado 10 set aee that dsetssa
aud tr leave TO la record ad haye tie cause dock.
4is purt for half century, to require tho npl'tea-
tun be uado before tic time expires for tho t,,g
il tho present instance but 1t n'nkcn no difiercnco
what ii % showing ip, It is bsyo, 'lla power Of thc
Goat ox fssord to IT, e , Gn M ape' @ after
announce u on various ad numerous occaElons, a1ld
ought to y nnderanod by tho b,r
DY Mr. JUSTICE wALEEn,
2ge-The Commissioners Of Highways Of Yorktown
Ihe fso n < Te Mn honht ar st. r e. This t case
simply rev. sset, without thinking IN order to remand
fhe cauBe to the Court below. This parra now move
e. s IL ns Of % as 1 70
Fila nrffer III t,e masc ' '@
:NAs oAA'A ~ ~ Nm NJ : n,tt,:r.,nsT,oe unrpsp
375-Jobu F. Smith Y. Clnrlcs A. Kuuht. On tho
sn,fss,nn b. nnncni the tomrt mndarstHnl;uo nj th
tt thate 49,, ,nnn, as @ nuta ~ jsrs % ~ ht @
lint anrs not an1.nr /" in lin caac Tharn IL raw a
ruotion oner ID 70 Jsss the anpea fur tin r.son that
aellan dl,uot assig errors aa reuuire by Iiuie III
spa for tho aso Tilt srrors aro lot yet nxsiapeG
tored rcortng tho appellant to SLOW cuso' Nv y N Mon on
II cause be Mt shown by tat tiny. te u'esi viii Lu
dismissed.
rio chiof JuEro directed license to practice to 10
sssucd 10 Oriu J. Tat1cr hs .,e.B being gntsYacturv
e's'so ~ NEW s1or1oHs, 1e y
Mr.. Dent moved the admission Of Philip Myers,
from tho State Of Iowa,
Mr Cameron moved tie admission Of Parker Brook
Ina from Michigan, Eugene Fellows from LlIisIuu
md Frank co,nptoup. fnsn 0lto. N''O"""'
al-Euuene Tuttlo im1,oal1rd &c. r. Aure,t Garrett
nt nl Motion to net uSiip order OF Bi1bmissiou
Oiuutiou Of record suggested and motion for certi
prari Noiion for leave 10 lilo crosRorrurs uud for
Extension Of Tina in whach to lo brisf and argumeut
1SiMFsed % .. Kn.bai, ct al. v. W a1cKoadrio rooke.
a M nor atinu}aons II Siosio for aitinnai tima ~
is4|rhllsnat tf Biunehsr. T '. Allni,a Williamson.
snnhu IN HI Griswpd ct a1 ~ George Kellogg
nnd aistraet M .~'''' '''' ''''''
X: sss|Gharos ". Alien at d. v JOHN Watt. Motion
xur m orcr Of Court to carry into eoet Ills terms Of
nf tI1e ,,ncHnt n. m attiaayit filed. ' '00'
pYl-Wliiam il, uoyt v Jacob Il. shiphord. Motion
, 1873-09-29

238-Eugone P. pnlmer =. III. ]. Richnrdson. Same.
239-Alfred aucst et al. '. W. H. Reynolds. Same
2i0-John Cooke '. Patrick ". Murphy. Taken on
call.
MoNDAIa GAIL.
Tho call on Atondny will 10 from al to 900, In
cusiYo.
ADJOURNMENT.
Tho Court adjourned until half-pass O'Clock on
Monday afternoon.
, 1873-09-29
OBITUARY..

Iulilsa l&odericll 1su1sedixs
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Julian llot!oriok Bancdix,
tha wall known 1ermHu eUlnlo uQot. lH lpMl,
, 1873-09-29

A Funny Temperance Case.
"ElJ Perkins p" IL, the Neto FORK Graphic.
In Akrun. O., heard Of funny temperance
caBo 4 rll,.l-bollor whom will call III Church,
hecauso i,o WAS "hgh most OF tho ti,no had
beeu sued several tiluca for damage done bY Ais
, 1873-09-29

TOR hSA1.E-GOVERNMENT LANDS IN MISSOURI
Il wtdnorFeot ttlo gunrancod At unusually low cnsl
prices. 5esmia!oss and tsadnE Will ploaso addses
j. 4. QH]t1SrMAN, TT. Louis, No.
, 1873-09-29

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
1VAETED-A HOUSE AND LOT. EAST OF S'rATI
and north of fftydfth-at., worth ab LOO to W. dE
lMSAttO.Bt,
, 1873-09-29
BUILDING MATERIAL.

Hn0 II IT 8.1NQli I.ONu JDlfT, WANT II
UUUclosS thH'n gut ne1t " days faEd, lg0 Lulnba<ut
W. Il. HAl4uluk,
, 1873-09-29

Coaohmen. Teamsters. 90.
CITUATION WANTED-AS COACIIMAN. BY AN
EnElsiman who thoroughly Sndesstands tho earo ot
hko he9f n"Gful nbnut house. Best Of cly re:csaco
Gl7en. 10, Tribune otiice.
CIruATION ,WANrRD--As C0AOIIMAN IN 4
~ private family. by iuo1onktng young man. compo-
dross II al, Tribuno ofIice.
, 1873-09-29
SITUATIONS WANTED--MALE.

..-.. Irades.
GTTuATION WANTlsD-BY A BUTCHER {0ER.
- maui VI 90 years. experience, 10 we'll versod In all
brhnchea OF hta tFAd0 and BausaK0 manufacuf
elso Ego usotu Information g eIoEtors et pork to ob
1nauiEo Of nVANDOi:rF 8llINKEL, l70 Esst Adams.
ST.. Room 10, -
, 1873-12-06

=, The skaudinare's o. america (puhllahed in
tlat Tjorhstorue b}ornson. tic Ss ,sa:sd Nor"a. ]
gian po.t anl move list. is preparing to embark
for tlo Unlto1 States with colony of 100 u his
curacios contained t4eron, as follows. IN tho
arat place. Mr.. Diornaon has not ycs announced
Ills intsntion of "ioaying his native country aud
settling III tho United slatos;" which noeoHsi-
tates the further statement that ho IL not nuw
making tl,o"o +" anal preparations u tint ho iB
mol about Gin baking With q COLONY of 700 Nor.
wegiann for t4is country" TINT ho llas neyor
oppressed any desire, much less intention, Of 10
Is ombarklug i" tAat he has no connection w!,a!-
ever with shRt ooluny of TOO Norwegians; hnst.
", that no auola "oalony" cxsta, a,-lnd That
there Ia no proscnt prospect tllat II over will OK
Djornatiern Djornaon is exclusively our cor
respondent, aud no Blluh HtatemeukY as are cuu-
!ainod in tiia artiele abaye quotel have appeared
III any OF Ills oorreap0ntlonoe. or in my N0rwe-
glat, papor either Of ti,l4 country or the old Iu
private letter to us, njornson has doc o'aro4 his
intuition OF whiting this country IN 1871 ana 10.
anu that IL all there Ia OF It, The " oulopy II
buaiueBs is The sheproak uonsonac.
, 1873-12-06
DISCOVERING A THIEF.

II the Editor Qf The Ch1caro Tribune:
SIN: The "prayor-book aud Ant!4uated key"
story in Tue TRIBUNE Of Friday romuds mo Of
an incident which actually occurred soma forty
yenrs ago. A thief, had boon committed by
younger member OF our family. All tho usual
nouns roHortcd to Ia all wcli-regulated house,
holds utterly failod to find clio thief. Tho
mother at last hit upon tho following novel
mode of procedure: Tie whole 1zmily were
brought into dark room. aud formed into line,
when they were lecturcd upon tho sinfulucss of
tho huuan heart, aud tho universal desire to
with an earnest appeal for tho guilty ono to
good mothor wefo Of no ayaii. In tho
meantime, in m adjoining room, tho
mother l,ad lung largo irou pot covered with
SCOT. Under tho pot was placed big rooster.
All MAS now ready. lilo room was in total
darkness and each OF tho clliidron was thon
ordered by the mother to walk iuto tile room,
place his hand OH tho pot, md, when tho guilty.
ono put hia hand on tile pot, the cock would
crow. thus designating tho thief. With fear and
trembling thoy each ono ontorcl this Judgment
eslRmber, and, 10 all appearances, eaoh placed
lia 4andH upon tho pot which was to oonviot or
clear. The cock meter cr0,red. Tho mother
then said, Ny children, hold up your hauds."
All hands weso up in IN instant. Upon the palm
Of all but ono was a black snot, proving beyond
all doubt Tint all llad touched tho pat but tho
Thief. He, conscious ot Ills own quit, had fear-
ed to nut his hand Oil tue pot and thus had oon-
ylotod himself. RoosTEn.
QuIcAoo, Dee. &, 1873.
, 1873-12-06

lroascl Ia "tto county officers, or aome Of
dlrqotio, and tlat III no other may tcil tho gifls
reach thoso }o,. ,chorn thcy are Intended"
II tho Doctor, who Bnys ho writoa thus by lilo
special roqnoas OF very many OF tho loading mon
aontotl this mattor rs It In; II llo las mt bocn
deceived, tl,o man WHO oontrlvotl This aoloup Of
bogging throughout Tho statc, nro,ssing tho pyn
pa.lea aud aWekeping tho bopeev93!onco Ct tl.e
people mud putting ndlydun1s al'd charitable go
Of themselves, thcy llchiY MORT all tho slfor-
lnss they hayo falsely depicted to tho public ~
endured by the poor and helplese. :lhis mattor
should DO CO, ofnlIy investigated, and Il y money!
honorable, conaclonoeleHs n1on they Should 10
punished.
Would 1t not be we'll for Gov. Carpentor to
Bend Il competent Commissioner into those conn-
Lies to investigate at oncsf
, 1873-12-06

reap It's cnefitR II 1t In e,,ccoestnl. 11o hsa tho
city to gyo ilim s125. 900 In etook subscription,
and alD0. Gnu in lpntH 225 ,0o0), for which lo
will hs,IId tho r1ad; md lo ii actively interfering
ln party cn,cuteH ind tho 1ocnl clco,sol,B TO kc-
euro city government tint will vote this aun, to
him.. Yol ]io Inns distinctly sad ut meeting Of
tho Board Of Directors Of the road. that II tho
city would giyo him s10D 900 III cash, l,o would
guarantee lilo road. Now If Subscription to
Tho stock Of ono Of llia ratroaaH rms not slit.
tllon all oxporionco tcaclsos nothing; nobody ear
convert thu ono Into the oshor moro roatIy;
md certainly subscription by Tho city OF sprlng-
fold llaB nlwnys t'royot tn be cash llorotoforo,-
though, II It goos on throwing awaY money IN
tIis rou;!osa way, this may nut much longer con-
tinuo tn l>o trtio.
Simply, AIR. phoirH proved htnaelt In lilo
Ati,ol t.nuHact'on public robbet, and i public
conuptor, md lie In now repeating tho exhibit
tion III moro autacsons md migrant lnan,,or,
Tho melitr. tho value, the ueorBsity VI tho rail-
roaaa arc not hero In question. Tho point IL
tlat. by dcccivng md vo1rur.lng tho public, and
getting possession Of Tho City Government. lie
in Inducing Tho CITY to pay him twico Or three
tiuaos as much for tllom III 1t mood to TO.
, 1873-12-06

In = recent iss ue lie Shreveport Tines gives
sono Interesting dotns Of tho terrible rlngue
which came no near TO completely lopop,llat!ng
tint city this full. Tue population OF Tho city,
i. enys tluctua,eB between l0000 in tho summer
and IL, 600 III Tho wintcr. DR.. D. r. Tollnor,
who las collected statistics ct tho rcqnost ot tho
National Government, osiinlatea that tle pop,i-
lation just previous to tia epidemic numbered
1000 ad fell during tho ployalonco OF tho foyor
to 4,5u0. Tho Times, however. is dspos cd to
question tho latter ostimnto. aud caims Tint it In
too great by at leaat 600, aud OF tho 4.oUO pooplo
Tie !lrst notabo caBes OF tho plnguo woro OBJ
served on Aug. 20, botwocn which time aut Nov,
10, there weao 750 tealhH, about 151 Of thon be-
Ing ncNroos, nearly 80 ror cent Of tho total
resident population having sucoumbcd to tho
rayagoH Of tile disease.
, 1873-12-06
The Article that Produced sam
lxOxvlGbs L1ttte LibEf-Sllit.
From tic SpriHafeM {lIass.l NepNlt.caN,

WILLIS pHEAps.
blr. Phelps ayadcK the Enuea raised agnlnRt
him: 1Io says neither lie nor his family old any
Of tho wolk on the Atllol Road. 1t was lot to
sub-contraetors. and not dollar Of ths oltys
money vent 10 him or any mo,,lber of lis fami-
ly, 1le inference Ito would but does not
Etate-is that lie has made, and will mako notl,-
ing out Of tue cty'a subscription Of aa0o,0
anu has No interest in tho matter any wuv. Tho
faot s, Oh tho contrary, that ho las 1naslo tho
road. Tho clty's money rai4 for hulldiug il
md he owns 1t. 11o las put a mortgage on It;
tue bonds rclrc5entlng thpt mortYago arc ~ lis;
is I'LL There Ii to that. Doaidos our specitlc state
mont was that, by manipulating Tue Legislature
and tho votors after tito Tweed style,
10 @ induced the tn1 city y to to glx,9o ods Sso9e99 H.}
1escntatlve, eud nun equally ,cnpable of fulfill
i,g Ills prolnsoa offered to build tllh road to tho
D1stoM h Albany track at Almory street without
auy city appropriation whatsoever Now tllo new
road could lave taken to the Boston Il Albany
at Spring street, and $1o0,UU0 would have Loou
the Doaton 4 Albany aud for ill station accom-
moilations the now read Inn yet got IN town.
THO city simply throw nway-pntting into tho
rholp1ea' pockets, and tlloao ot their allies in
the transactio1l-ile extra 520O, 600. Mr.. Phelps
would have lad to draw on hia personal ro-
Bources and put out moro Of his now Aoardoa
bondH to havo completed the job for $780, 900
irum tho oity-bnt 10 would hayo done It. iIal
tho transactions boou between two businops mon,
TINT Is tho 1noAt lie would hayo got. Had Ao
not Ywecd-lilto managed to represent hotl,
rides Of tho operation, ho could noyor have OBJ
tnintd n,ure.
Now lie III seeking to repeat the samo opera.
tiou with the city on tho Longmoalow load. Ilo
Bays he Ia going to retira-on il!s bolla, wo sup
pute-aud docs not mean to build tho now road
hipgclf. No tnattcr for that, he represents mud
spuHhing tho Job, mud he and lis frenda will
, 1873-12-06

from the IPcno1la {iif) {Hdef. =
Tho Chicago Wilmington d. Ver1nilion Coal
Company brought suit yesterday III the Superior
Court for noa-fulh1l,Mont OF contract ugninst
the Chicago Alton Il st. Louis nalroaa Com
pnny. PaiuliH alleges t1,at III April, 1860, tho
1T. LOUIE Jacksonville It Chicago lall, oad Com
pany, as party Of the first part, Iuado an agroe-
mont with ". y. Streator, o. l.. Cameron Ralph
lumb and Washington Bushnell, Farty Of the
accnnd part by Which said Aecolid party agreed
to sell the Company the railroad running from
Wcuona to Streator, to 10 paid for III tirgt-lnort-
Gugo Eulaaa and common stocit, md Hitl au agree
mont tint tlle first party would carry from tho
mines NJ 6trcator MI OF Defendants coal destined
to bo used in Wonons aud vicinity, and for tho
Illinois Contlal 1sailroad Company, aud for trans
portntlon By tint Company, for tho consideration
OF a3uo car load Of y tons; tho Coal Company
to furnish the coal. the second party who wcro
tho corporatots of said Coal Company and arc
plalnt;G, in oaso performed their part Of tho
contract Afterwards the defendant assumed
tho contract Of tho party Of tho first part, aud
for long time and up to July. 1873, fulfilled it,
carrying tho coal ut tho prescribed rate Of 80 q
cal-ond. Tho custom 1lau been to mAas out tho
bills at 50 ca:-lola, tue regular ratio, and then
to refund tho exooHA to riHlnt1f. They aoge
nov that flom June TO OoioEer, defendants hayo
received 27o caI-loadH under tho contract, for
which tAero IL rightfully duo sS37, but tho du-
fcndantg have charged md collected s., ill, be-
ius ST. CIT iu oscoEB. This they were bound to
refund. but have not done 10, and therefore,
plaintiffs hayo brought suit to recover IL.
, 1873-12-06
fslItsfail l3lt3lg III Scflt,t,5N.

The subject OF tho abolition Of corporal pun
lal1ment IL asisatiug tho School Committee Of
Boston. Tlloso III iayo1 Of rotaining tlo light
to punish IN the lat.lH Of teachers claim that
Cambridge schools, tho OIolsoa Schools nMd
sono otlore, whore tho right to punish llas bcon
ahEoGatcta, has not boon satisfactorily. In 0!scl-
soa, .! a reosnL ,ueoti!sg ot the School Commits
toe, 1t VAS voted that, !" iu Wow Ut the nn'aYors
ablo and unexpected rcsults arising from tie
RboliBhment or corporal punishment in our
schools, tho veto OF the Committee Ia hcroby
roaoindod." but tho teaolors wore CAUTIONED
aYainHs llaiug the rod whom in passion or until
al other mllaer measures 4ayo boon exhausted.
, 1873-12-06
Tho Reported Suffering In Northwest
GrM IOWA.

FFoM lHs HaleF7o0 l70.} 1otsf7er, =
DR.. j. L. Enos, oi Cotinr Rapids, widely
s1nson, has beoll week Ia tue northwestern
counties Of this statc and writes to lilo Aolley
Independent tint tho stoyios Of suffering iu Lyon
O'Drien. Osceola, n,,l Sioux Uountios aro nsuoaa
exaggerated. lIo ca!ls the "Appoal Hort out
sayH TINT soyoro economy OH tho Fart II the sot.
tlcrs will bring them through, except IL fow
idle mud proaBase, who must expect to euflor
with botli cold mud hunger ii they will not work
III sun,ner." lilo moro than in.imatea that tho
"appcal for aid " wns oontrlyed by Interested
persons, aa lnay ho peen III the eeutcuco: "If
settle.B carnot pay tlo merchantc OF Hibley for
another yoar lot thom whit" Further on ho ad-
ylBcH that whatever aid Ia aeut 1t should bo ad-
, 1873-12-06
A CANADIAN HORROR.

Tho ostawa [Ont) Citizen OF Nov. 25 publishes
tho following account OF Il horrible accident,
which, In aouio way, Inns avoided Tho Telegraph.
Notwithstanding lis improbable features, no
publish It as found III tho citixca:
Mr.. Rowan. ut the Canada paoldo Railway atlr-
vcy, wlo hos just returned from Sault Ste. AIaric
btnBe with lin tho daaH Of one Of tllo most hor-
rbo aud sn61ila nccit!ontH wo hayo oyor had to
by Mr.. Wilson, Collector OF Customs at the
Sauls, arc az follows: This fall o numbering
firm, named Williams Il Murray undertook to
wolk n tlnlbor limit n fow milos above their
mill Oh blind 1lvcr, tributary of Lake Huron.
They hired seven men as yoyagours, and having
fitted them ont with a supply IF pork flour, and
a large quantity of oats, loaded n Iastcau a,a
started thcm up tho riyor with supplies for tho
wfnscr's work in the woods. Illoy wero gono
aevon days, and nothing had been heard OF
about them, and feared some nc
cilont had occurred, rs tho trip
s,uu'd have beou made iu two
days. ue heard TINT u,n., l,ad Just como down
tile river, and lie Immediately sought him and
made inquiries as to whether hc had scon any
Thing Of Lis mon on tho river. Tho uew-comcr
replied TINT 1o l1ud not, but that he Ind scon
tlaoir boat tied up OH tho bank Of the ryor. and
half full Of water. This Information Increased
Mt. Murraay's fears, mud 10 determined Mt onco
to proceed IN tic stream md ASCERTAIN what had
bccomo OF tho bun.'a crow. lilo touuu the
ba!eau, rs described, at tho lnndng a,.tl thou
nrDcnoilb1 to tn H1innty or tn11nt rofo no nro-
v;sinns worn to hnya i,ccu afn.ctl ifo nrrixod
tIere at nrhtfa}I. Int 1,o nonnd rrcoin,l him.
He lifted lho Ia;ch OF Tho door AID M I,o en-.
tered n l,olriLlo stencil Of Iut1t,I iesh crectcd
hla ,,ostrils: liz heart falrly sank With, lin
md n fcnrT foroboilinr Iooi nnsscasian nf hi, Iii,
anil In str,ci lir1,t md NJ % n,,cc nrocaodnI
ia investigate lho nromisoa. trho at1ro-5ouso
waa n en,,nre black -,inan. scoonoi thnntv fasf,.
i'm, Lut witlouI tl,e I11']ts tint nro rcno,aIlv
found in rcgulnr lun,bor-sllanLy. 'rha rc-
minis Of tle ire worc visible IN tLo
camuhoose. md tha only tl,ine nn1sunl in thc
ounearancs Of tl,e nlaco INA tbe hor,,blo s,onol,
and tho oats which lie lad sen. llp with tho
men, thrown Into a dIsorIercd hem. sorno .,f
tAcm loose. and lilo test i,l ba:s on ono eiie Of
tlo floor. From this hoar lLo foul gmelI nro
cecdcd. uo uIacod tlo iirht on ono side. a,,l
COMMENCED to yomoyo tho Cuts, The odor crow
almost uubearallc and l,c lad only lifted two ar
threo bugs OF lie c,aIn wIlou human hand met
his gazc. md sent his blood ourllinc throurb Lia
ycinB, Horror-Htricken llo coutinued to remove
tie grain, aul a;sooyered ono Of lilo moat tor
riLle Sights tint it las aver boon tho lot Of man
to witnesa,
The sovcn men had arrived at tho depot safe
" With their load. and it is supposod they Ind
Worked will, viii until tbov rut thar chsrrc
safely stored. Tic nork was i,acSod in one CO..
ncr, Tho flour in another. and Tic oats in baca
woro pilod from Tia floor to the eonona in ~
high narrow piio. Tho men tfon. t}red arr, Inn.
crv. rnrtonk Of n hrnrtv eum,er afto, wh;nl,
, 1873-12-06

Thanksgiving Day. aud wielcd to 70 to peIin.
For to o time luht the r. r, l. J. load laa nd
ycrtisad to sell ticho!s bewcou tho two points
for 80 conts for tho round trip. Mr. B. wont to
tho depot aud asked for toltot, tenderlng n $40
It, and hi. D. went out to got it brohon. On Ills
return the otlco WAS closcd and tho agent goro.
hr. i. pot Oh board tho tran and whu,i tho
conductor camo round explained to him the cir
oumBtances and offered 10 pay 80 contR for
whicl, the conductor refused. Dir. D. docllucd
to pay fnll laro. and tho conductor put him on
tho train ncar Hollis IIe emo back to Peoria,
consulted COUNSEL aud will at once bring suit fur
damages against tho Company.
, 1873-12-06

No, the undersigned, approve Of Tho above,
and recommend 1t to tho consideration of our
citizens.
CHARLES Z. CULVER, N. 8. Dou1oN,
MARSHALL FIELD, HEMAN G. Powers,
E. HCCk1SGuAM, G. g. HAMMOND,
JOHN V. FARwELL, c. J, G1LBEAT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-27

Fuse: Toy's mining, 40c @s1 .2o a lco tee'.
PoiDdcr: IS 10 hy the use kcSs-iesS t1ai I'VE
kegs 1896; hlIstag, q GE4 70
Shot. Northern 50 1898 e Dag ol 20 u.s.
GrindSt5ntS: 309Zt5c. Il d.