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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1873-05-06
News Items.

The store of Mr.. Baldwin, a
Bardstown, Kentucky, was burned
Wednesday night week. Loss, $780,
600.
Robert P. Blakely, in the Tomb:
at New York, on the charge Of
murder, attempted suicide Friday
week by severing the arteries in his
arms.
Gen. S. Davis Hardie left San
Francisco Friday week for the seat
of the Modoc war.
A Fortress Monroe dispatch says
the survey of the chesapeake d
Ohio Railroad has been completed
to New York.
The Arkansas Legislature trans
acted more business in twenty-four
hours just previous to adjournment
than during in four months ses-
sion.
A family named Henry, consist
ing of father, son and daughter,
residing near Germantown, Ohio,
were poisoned Wednesday evening
week, it is supposed from arsenic
put in their coffee by persons I'M
known.
The strikes of gasmen and Girls
pins in Cincinnati have proved fall
ures.
John J. Murphy was executed at
Stockton, California, Friday week,
for the murder of Patrick hurry
five years ago.
f. +. Cotton is under arrest at
Portland, Maine, for counterfeit
ing
A Cincinnati dispatch says the
new government buildings are to
be erected on the north side of
Fifth street, between Main and
Walnut.
Twenty-seven delegates from va
rious trade-unions in the United
States met in secret session recent
ly in New York, and after discuss
ion, resolved to postpone any at
tempt to enforce the eight-hour
rule until 1874.
There is movement in Paris to do
away with the wearing of gloves.
1t is argued that as a small hand,
like q small foot, is generally the
sign of aristocratic descent, there
is no reason why it be concealed
within a vulgar integument.
The officers of New York, West
Shore & Chicago Railroad, state
that the corporation has been re-
cognized with n view to prosecut-
ing the enterprise. The capital is
to be increased to S5,000,000. An
agent is now in Europe negotiating
the sale of securities. The road
will be a competing line, with the
New York Central d Hudson River
Railroad on the west shore of the
Hudson River.
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An ANCEsToR.-Sir John Lub-
book writes to a recent number Of
Nature that Mr.. Frank Calvert has
recently discovered near the Oar
danelles indisputable traces of the
existance of man during the Milo
Gene age. Among the other rel
les found in the stratum (which is
unquestionably of the Miocene
period) was a fragment Of bone,
probably belonging either to the
Dinotherium or Mastodon, on the
convex side of which is engraved q
representation of a horned quadru-
ped, "with arched neck, lozenge-
shaped chest, long body, straight
fore legs, and broad feet" There
are also, he says, traces of seven or
eight other figures, which, however,
are nearly obliterated. In the
same stratum he has also found
flint fake, and several bones brok-
ell as if for the extraction of mar
row. This discovery would not
only prove the existence of man in
Miocene times, but of man who
had already made some progress, at
least in art.
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EIIE3SO"
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firm, and TO whom all accounts due the firm must
De paid. Those indebted to the firm are requested
to call and settle without delay.
GEO MASTERS,
l.. l.. BAILEY.
Anil
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" which specimen copies Of Smiths Magazine
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/. Smith. 81 Liberty Il n. ".
, 1873-10-14

Locssrc by Ex-Lio1at. Gov. Pinc1abncls.
Htt1c III thc L0llfsiunl Question Duly
but Forth.
The Hon. P. B. s. plnchbael, ox-Liout.
Gov. OF Louisiana, addressed large body
of tho colored citlzouB OF Chicago yesterday
evening In the First Colorcd Baptist Church, on
Fourth avenue. Tho speaker was introduced by
hfr. John JoneB. IIe spoke OF the pleasure It
gave him to moot the oolorod citzona Of CHI
cago In n stato wl,oro, not long since,
colorod man was forbidden by inv to sottle.
Referring to tho prosont condition Of tho colorod
people in tho South, llo called thoir atton-
tfon to tho great dcbt tho colored people owod
to tho Republican party for its heroic sacrifices
and efforts to obtain Freedom and tho franchise
for tho negroes. Ho thon gaye IN account of
tho situation during tho last election in
Louisiana, giving most roHoate coloring to
everything donc BY tho Kollogg partY md claim
ing That tho Administration ma joriy In tha State
Was 10000, Of which 5000 wero wlito aud the
remainder colorod. Ue dollyerod eulogy uron
the life and character Of President Grant, giving
unqualified praise to ha action with regard to tho
this topic to review Of his prospeets for tho
United States Sonatorahip, claiming that alt OBJ
staclea bad boon removed, aud tint ho would
take his Boat without difficulty. His words of
adylco to tho colorod people 10 save up money,
to buy land, and stop expensive habtH showed
thAt his hcnd WAS levo1 On these points, He
closed with the recommendation to tho cotorcd
pooplo to choose eonlo representative man Of
their race and to stick to him.
, 1873-10-14

Andrew johnson was not popular President
and may hear for 3 fow years the stigma OF be-
Ing an "accfdent." But since tho present Ad-
oven the falling to tho ground Of the politi-
cal sparrows OF Distant school districta, tho pub
1o mind ia not so ropoled by the accidental
as 1t was. At all events, We venture to say that
loss Of 100000 BY tho failuro Of tho First Ma
tfonal Bank at Washington. President draut
racoverB his thousands out Of tho same inetitu-
tion, and Il ho does 1t by any prccaution in tho
lis eagacity. Mr.. johnson, rs lo need to remind
US, " camo up from the people," and his $50, 600
represented tho thrift Of many ycars' economy.
stroke, and who stood ever aftor In q shower Of
farms, housoa, big oxen, fancy puppios, Hayana
cigars, Colorado silver 1ninos, and back-pay
grabs. In fact, ono Of his virtues, Of which wo
time, WAS his refusal Of gifts whilo in Office
Springfield Repubhcdn.
, 1873-10-14

hatohet Produced witness recognized ns ono
no had found In tho houBo, and which WAS also
stained With blood, al Of which had elnco boon
dagger. Arrested Walsh, Donnolly, aud tle roat
of tho party.
Iwenty-eecond Station, endorsed Officer Nc
klnty's evidence, but gavo no additional owl
denco.
orF1oRn AHDnAw DAnnErT,
OF tho Twenty y-seoondS Stroot Station, teBtilo1 to
having at about In tho morning searched near
Wo9ds' house for tho knife. Tho knife Wea
yard adjoining Woods: There wefe stroaka ot
blood Oh tho knife. Witness identified tho knlfo
produced In Court ns tho one found.
WILLIAM poNNEL1Y, .
living at No. 20o BURNSIDE etront, bntng Rworn
toatitica that ho was not acquainted with tho
deceased, though he had aoen him bofore. At
about O'clock on Sunday evening, ho aud John
Walsh loft Boomers Works on Thtrtg-ntntn
fleli street john u Walsh i' pro proposed to make
cali upon Mary Ann Roardon. They wont to tho
door Of hor dwelling and raped at tho door. a
boy came to II sud said Miss Rcarcdon, WAS
Wslsh Won't to the barn, a and in h4s absenes
witness received, q blow on tho head.
When he got tho blow tho lights wore put ont By
somebody, hoared oat "John Walsh, I'm
and got his tosehsaa dreeaed, : yhie Iii Io IwsisH>
would got the police aud have the housefull ar-
roated. Told Walsh ho would not go until tue
tho police came. Denied ever having aeon eithor
to drinking hia share OF five halt-gnllons Of beor
and aomo whisky during tho afternoon, but, do:
,nied that ho or Walsh was drunk. Walsh did
not enter tho house until ho did 30 with the
police. Had no ecuf1lo with anybody.
Officer McKinty roca1lod: Donnelly recognized;
tho doceasod as ha lay on tho floor, and ro-
marked "Yes, that's tho -, aud ho deserved
what he got"
nado statement In which he ipdorHed the owl
dence Of Donnolly, and added nothing now. 90
said he was married man, I mouldor, and 80
yours Of ago.
THE VERDICT.
turnod tho following verdict t That tho said
Patrick Lauloss, now lying dead at tho Morgue,
came to his death Oct. u, 1878, from a stab in
the left broaHt; that aaid wound was inflicted by
q knife in the hands OF John Walsh, and no, tho
jury, recommend that the said John Walsh bo
hold as principal, and William ponnolly rs ac-
ceeso.y after the fact, to answer to tho Grand
Jury In tho caae."
, 1873-10-14

T1yn..,. 4 ry,., >, -, -,,, ~.
WAY wayne d Chicago Rat'road to ohlcngo, and will
~ Grnn run t4o th5ous4 carr Of tue gttor
nas!May nay Gaaaos through South Bond, Battlo
oreek: 9na Lansing. 4 portion, 9bont 40 milos
e east OF lansing, is yot to bocompietod by work
IN lying rspioly pnshoa. ana 1t is hopou that tho
iGaa "a'l oo eomploton ny re CLOSE Or the year,
Mnoli nlreet oohheesion VII 10 mano With tue
Gt.1 GGaanI at45h LIE s11u o1eat MoatoFh Han"aya OF
A. .,.,s.,. 49,. -
:, ~ O'CLOCK Saturday ovoning, o1licor John
sshso o. lntoxlcatlon TINT rendered her unable
~ "alh or ealk. sno "aa taKeh 20 tho lookup IN
a;at an VI ohptSaama8oh. IN sanuay ano waa very
saok ~ an'efsals and tno keopor Kayo hcr
oaicho ta o!,' A. ooook M Mgostterlay tG morning ahe
YVES takan violently Ill. Ut. Ihibodo WINS aum-
monod; Ae ud oil IN Ais power to
shse ,nor, nas Was unsuccessful. It was
.ap Pnystclhn'b opinion that aho died from TUG
oneots o1 cohstnnt drinking. She Was about 40
o' sno hnd one T. no
Yofa'ot OF death from habttual tntoxioation.
Tho gatos OF the shore basin wore oponod vos-
to-day to supply tho oity. and tho s,,f,ply to to
main tunnel has boon closed at tho t crib. During M
tho pumping out Of the tunnel arrangcmonts
syere tnntic fnr Iaat not ~ oo,,I ,,,, t.n :.
, 1873-10-14

and a Of the best $3.50 por day ho,,aes In tho
WcBt 1a central situaton, fno acco,nmodstlos. and
excellent tato make 1t Of tho Ioat tleeralo Bto
ping places for ravclors, md particularly commercial
travellers.
, 1873-10-14

- For sale By all Booksellers. Son postpaid On TO.
oept OF price by tho publishers,
JAMES R, OSGOOD B. CO.. Boston.
, 1873-10-14

It is Singular
That people will sometimes buy stovo thoy think
may DO good one, when thoy know 1athbone's Fear
less, Brilliant, and othor stoves aro good beyond
doubt.
, 1873-10-14

Reduction OF Hotol Rates.
Tic 0aus House, on the corner Of Madison and
Clinton sreets, has altered its tarna to specie tasis,
, 1873-10-14
DF. 9ToNJIs2,

liz WEST MADISON ST.. CHICAGO. ILL.,, "a regular
6oth sexos: Cures saarant.od AL Female Difficulties
w ssS S r
married folks-froo for two staups. All lotess opntl
dcutihl.
, 1873-10-14
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

Exc. EXPLANATION Of HEfEnENcE MAnKa.-- t saturdsysk
f1To Sunday at 6:gU a. IN, l>a!ly.
, 1873-10-14

The most fcn9Mnsa sRsssl!.t ot The aso n the treat
nal Weakness, Norvousnoss, Aversion to soclety, linz
pa!1ed Eight. Loss e hiannot7' A., no1maaansly
sStsydent tAas phys!san makiag . certain GLASS q
Of yearly, acHlEo grator skill tn Ms spociaY
than ono tn esera! practice. Physicians pf high etat
Ink, lii this lud other cttiea. rccu9nlze th& fact md
o.inond patuuts Dr. Oln tEpatmont. Oleo Hour,
a. IN. t9 89. Call write for hs ato work. " LJ.t
Manhood. u freg OF charge.
, 1873-10-14

MICHIGAN CENTRAL d CHEAT WESTERN RAILROADS
Oro Jdot a inkc It,, and f{ qF 7,centpsscaaa-sf,
1ae*f. oMft % Clark IT., touheAs4 cnrncr a E1noirh.
and 70 tannt-at., CORNER u .!u.ff,pn. "
, 1873-10-14

In the above entitled case the answer of
George r. Bowen was filed yeaterday. Ho do
nles any laohos on bis part In regard to tho
past and present roadinoHs to answer any In
quiry Of a creditor with respect to tho assetB Of
tho concern, aud olaima that by the bill no sucl,
case is made as will require him to give any ao-
count Of his affairs to complainant in court OF
equity.
, 1873-10-14

CHICAGO & alton RAILROAD
Chicago, Kansa. GTsy ami Deaper Short kne cia kou
an1t Mo and Chfcdge, SprfrqftiI, Ainn nnd ~ L<,au
ThronoA Lns. UnoS Gepot. esi tit. near Hadfson..s
1riJe. Ticket QDfets: ~ Depot, and ia1 Eundophs..
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-26

NEwARK.-A magnificent new body of
ore was struck during the week in the
main shaft OF this mine, which has been
duly recorded as the Atlantic. Drift
ing both ways on the atlantic will
soon begin. The vein is very wide
where crossed by the shaft, and the ore
assays well.
LA PAz.-The main shaft is now down
about l50 feet, and sinking continues
night and day. three shifts being engaged.
When the shaft reaches depth Of 225
feet, the vein will be drifted for. The
rock is getting softer, and all indications
are very favorable.
MARIoN.-The main winze is now
down 24S feet, all the way on the ledge,
which is now three feet wide, and looks
very promising. Is constantly improv-
ing. The ground is favorable for fast
sinking, two shifts making over two feet
a day.
MAzEpPA.-Large quantities Of very
rich ore are still being brought to the
surface, and the ore breasts are undimin.
lshsd in extent and richness. Everything
indicates that the owners of the Mazepps
have "a sure thing"
STANDARD.-Down 40 feet in the work
ing shaft. Drifting east and west on ore
2 feet wide. Ore assays from S1l9 t.
1851. A new shaft has been started
and will be pushed with all possibl.
speed.
MEADOW VALLEy.--No particular
change to note in this famous mine. Thu
vein maintains its average width anc
richness, wherever explored, and ore il
being hauled to the mill in large guam
ties.
RAYMOND & ELY.-This great bullion
producing mine continues to send vast
amounts of ore to the mill, and CORES.
ponding amounts of bullion to the Mint
ORIENT.-Nothing new to note in the
developments of this mine this week
The main shaft is now down 1870 feet,
and drifting will soon commence.
WASHINGTON AND CREoLE.-Work con.
tinuing with same forces. Drifting from
the main shaft with encouraging indica
tons.
MEADOW VALLEY, EAST EXTENSION. -
Developments continuing, with goot
promise.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-26

The SPARRISG ExHIBIrIos.-The an
nouncement OF sparring exhibition by
Prof. Con. Orem did not bring out a
full house last night. Mr.. Orem, how.
ever, showed that he was master OF his
art, although the unknown" who were
to attend as competitors failed to appear.
1t Is TO be hoped that, should he give
another exhibition he will meet with
better success.
r. R.-Track-laying has extended as
far as Dry Valley, and the work is pro.
crossing satisfactorily. The new enpin.
has been shipped from Salt Lake. and
VIII be pushed through as fast as posi-.
BILE.
YESTERDAY ives disagreeable day. The
wind howled, and the temperature was
quite cold. The prospects Of continued
cold weather are brilliant.
10 ARRIVE To-DAY.-The following
passengers left Hamilton Yesterday for
Phoebe, who will arrive on to-day's stage
j. Lynch, Chas Harloe.
PRESBYTERIAN services will be held in
the Court room at II a. m. Sunday, Jan
70, by Rev. J. P. Egbert of Princeton
Nd. All are invited. ja25-2
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-26

JESSE BEESE, having purchased ].
Rosenthals stock Of fancy goods, fine
pictures, clocks. ETC.. offers them at cost
to clear up for his full stock of drugs
and fancy goods which are now en- route
from New York. Mr.. Beene's motto
will be quick sales and small profits, and
will open his new place at the present
office of Monsieur Cavalier, stock
broker. iaI6-tf
DESIRABLE BUSINESS FOR SALE.-Ow-
ing to my continued bad health offer
for sale the entire property known as the
Pioneer Soda and Cider Works. For
particulars call at the Soda Factory or
address T. c. Garvey, Phoebe. ja9tf
At Burrage's Drug Store, Main street,
directly opposite Lacour street, is the
largest and best assortment of pure drugs
and patent medicines; also perfumery,
fancy goods, paints, oils, turpentine,
lamp chimnies, etc. o2-lm
The purest and freshest drugs and
medicines are to be had at Burrage's
Drug Store, Main street, directly oppo-
site Lacour street. o2-lm
Cutting & Co.'S California Canned
Fruits, Jellies and Jams are far superior
to all other brands. For sale by ali irst-
class grocers.
WILSON & SOLOMON, dealers in cigars,
tobacco, periodicals and stationery, at
Fulks Il McAlpin's. d5.tf.
WATCHES CLEANED and warranted to
run two years for $500, at Goodspeed's,
next door to the postoffice. jan17tf
New GOODS are being daily received at
the Posotfice Variety Store. n3O
CIRCULATING LIBRARY at the Postoffice
Variety Store. n3O
DIARIES for 1873 at the Postoffice Va
riety Store. n3O
H. N BARNES, Notary Public, at the
Postoffice. u3O
STATIONERY at the Postofice Variety
Store. n30
Go to Alexnnder's for your Drugs.