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, 1873-10-29
CHINA AND JAPAN,

A|1ttHH ANIL 1AFHNs
BAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 28.-The steamer brings
Japan dates to Oct. 8. Tho Government IL
about to have history Of the Empire written,
Materials are being rapidly accumulated.
On tue 18th Of 6eptember, daughter of the
Emperor gavo birth 10 q Prince, which died in O
few mlnntea: 1t lived long enough. however, to
be na!ned Waka Midzoe Tora Hlchous Mikoto.
All ofilcors above tue seventh rank. and ali
nobles, were permitted to oondolo with the
Erief-stricken Emperor.
a Christian church has been organized at
Tokl. They acknowledge Christ ns tic Savior.
but hold themselves independent of oil foreign
churches.
Ihoro aro tifty-two papers published in Japan,
The cattle disease Is still ravaging portions Of
the Empire.
Slito. first assistant Of Iwakura In the late EN-
: bassy, iB sick and unable to speak or move,
1waklra himself is. quite i'll.
4 traiEing-schoo1 for achoo1-master on the
american plan lns boen established at nTyoki
Ken sawa, former Minister Of Foreign Affairs,
is dead.
China will demand from Corea t,1stico for
Japan. If an apology is not mado, war will be
declared.
hfr. Brigham, the new American Minister, has
assumed tho duties Of bis ct1lce.
All 0oolio ships havo been ordered out of
Chinese waters. Chinese junks cruise OF Macao
to intercept Coolie junks.
, 1873-10-29

Judge wrlghtss Reflections upon tho
Attorney y-Gcnernl.-Pnblic &C Hull1ings
Abandoned 80 A Now Government
Bonds G ON Ill issioner mixer limos
cent OF tho Ohnrges Preferred Against
Him.
Special Dispatch to This Chicago 141buns.
JUDGE wn1aHT's LETTER.
WAsn1NdroN, Oct. 28.-Ihe letter which Judge
Wright has caused to be printed iu st. Louis 70.
dectlng upon tho Attorney Genoral's office, and
Heyolat connected with 1t who arc engaged in
the present suits against Wright, arc pro.
nounced by Attorney General Williams TO be
absolutely foreorioH. no says Wright obtained
some Ut tho Department correspondence by
bribery, and then forged tho lottcra l,o haa now
publa+hed, with tho intoution Of p1o]udcing tho
public against those uow acting for the Govern.
ment IL prosecuting Wright.
MuLLETT AZ C0NsEnyAroR.
It reported that Mr.. Mnlett will take strong
ground against the practice Of ordering public
buildings in 40 many email citios. At the last
seasson suoh buildings woro authorised In vari-
GUS l'arta OF the country, but fortunately, bY an
oYorngat, no appropriation was made for quito
, 1873-10-29

MILWAUKEE,,

A Now Grange Organized in Grams
vliAcs milwaukee, Connty--Tho Low.
er Part Of tho City Submerged.
Special Utsputch to Tho Chieago Trjbune
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 28.-JAmos Brainard, 8oore-
tary Of tho State Grange, to-day organized
Grange In the Town OF Granville, milwaukee,
County. Tho now organization was uam6d the
Beaver Crock Grange. William Farries was
ohoHen AZ Master, and Washington Doarae aa
Secretary.
A heavy norti,eastor prevailed on tile lake to-
day. !he waves swept over the beach, aud sub
merged tue lower portion Of the Third Ward, 10
that some OF tho residents we're obliged to tako
oil their families by boata. About 800 foet Of
track OF tho Northwestern Railroad is eubmorg-
ed, but tlIls haa not lnterferod with trains. The
water ls not no doop but that the locomotives
plough through 1t, like shipH at sou.
, 1873-10-29

Tho Railroad nnd Warehouse Com.
m1sssoncrs ax Qt1tNcy.-GFuin.Shi in.
pors Complain Of the Workings OF tho
1Eailrolld Law, and Demand Its RE.
peal.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
QUINCY, ILL.,, Oct. 28.-The Railroad aud Ware
houHe Commissioners held levee at the Quincy
House to-day. to hear complaints against the
railroads. large committee OF the Corn Ex-
change called on thom and stated their griey-
ancos. Their principal complaint WAS not against
the railroads, but against tho. work
Ing Of tho law, which, they claimed,
Disseminated against them most disas-
troualy. 1t was shown that nino-tonths
Of tho wheat coming down tho river now went
past III order to avoid tranehipmont through
thls State. Before tho law went into effect
sys s6ss e@ssS 70 pPs ps @ @Ss''sEG E rs hs %
roads claim tue law compels them to charge.
Tho Commissioners stated that the railroads
were, discriminating against Chicago and the
larger cities III ordor to make the law odious,
and thus Influence the action OF their dalega..
tons in The Legislature to effect it's repeal. Be-
yond the expression Of views, little was e1ected
by tho interview.
The Commissioners leave for Bushnell to-
night.
The Senate Committee at Louisville,
Lou1sy11LE, Oct. 28.-The Senatorial Trans
portation Committee, consisting OF ths Hons
William Window, John Sherman, Roscoe Conk-
ling, I. N: Norwood, mud Horny 8. Davis, with
their attaches, Messrs. MINNIE, Secretary. Drin-
", stonographer,, and Morgan, sorgeant-at-
Arms, accompanied by Senator Stevenson, ar
rived by the Short Line, from Cincinnati. to-day.
The party were rocoived by tue Board Of Trade
Committee during t4e afternoon, and inspected
the canal. Tonight the Committee il tn aousion
a. the Gait House,. obtaining information from
officers Of the Louisville 4 Portland Canal Com
pany az to tho status Of TINT work, and hearing
commercial atati6tlcs from tho Board Of Trade
Committee. The Committee will meet again TOR
business tomorrow morning, aud depart on the
afternoon train for st. Louis, where thoy will
diaband for the present.
, 1873-10-29

MATAMonAn, Oct. 23.-1t il announced that tho
Revolutiouists succeeded in securing Gen.
1epeda, near Candi,a, on Saturday, after Lis
dofeat, and that ho ronounccd his pretonBlona to
which lie waa elected by the people, aud submits
to the authority. Of THO stnte uongresa which
depoaod lim and elected Doctor 6alas Governor,
and that bis followers will surrender. santlla is
hold by tho Federal troops which con1ina them
aelvos to sustaining the authority OF the General
Government. leaving the State authority to
settle the local diapute. The revolution {a re-
ghrded as ended in the State Of Coahuila.
, 1873-10-29
TO THE PUBLIC
A CARD

In resuming his association with q
line OF business for ten years his
speciality in Chicago, the UNDER
signed desires to say to old friends
ana patrons, and the public gener-
ally, that, in the new connection, he
is prepared to meet every reouire~
ment the advanced stage Of our city
demands.
In all the lines pertaining to Restau-
rant and pastry supply, F" Brown's'
Is surpassed by no establishment in
the United States. The ibera1itv
and laVishness of its outfit will Be
supplemented by attentive and COM
plete service and unparalleled cui-
sine. My past long experience Of
taVors Of Chicago patrons has pre-
pareu me TO understand and antici-
pate every requisite for their com
plete satisfaction.
Very respectfully,
Fl. N. KINSLEY.
, 1873-10-29
CHICAGO; WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

bnko that II his requcat ia not granted he will
leATo Franco."
PARIS, Oct. 2s.-=In Bazainc'a trial, today, tho
Testimony given rolatel TO tho communication
batweon Motz and Ohalon6. Nc faots of import
ance wore oloitod.
PAnla, Oct. 23.--L. Lefc7re. managing editor
Of tho Rappel, nas tried yesterday on charge
OF participating in acts Of the Commune, and &C.
quilted:
The Government has prohibited tho clroula-
tton III Francs OF tllo Vienna Neto Frei Press,
because 1t has published attacks on President
MapMAIon.
, 1873-10-29

0EKWNNTs
BERLIN, Oct 28.-1n Tho preliminary eIoetions
Tor tie Landing the Progrcgsists have been Huc-
'oesstnl in this Hlty: Tho Liberals have carried
MdgaebHrs, Wiosbadon, Konigsburg, Erfurt,
Caasot; Hie1 Elberfold, and Dtettin by iocisive
majoritics, and aonieyed pnrtiat SUCCESSES in
Cologne aud Fulda. The Clericals hays carried
Munster.
BERLIN, Oct 2s.-princo Bismarck his boon
reappointod President Of tho prtissian Ministry
10 place Of Gon: Von Room. It ia understood
TINT llls restoration to tho post carries with 1t
tho control OF tho whole Cabinet, which ho
ago..
:. BERLIN, Oct: 29:-Furthor returns show that
the Liberals have carried tho elections in Sclos-
wig and Frankfort and hato been generally suc-
eeHHfnl In West PraBsia Harovor, and Hicaia.
, 1873-10-29
TURKEY.

LONDON, Oct. 29.-A Hpccial from Constanti-
noplo announces that Oil Ambassador from
Austria has arrived III that city with instructions
to bring about All amicablo settlement of differ
onceH between tho two Goyornmouts, growing
out Of the conduct Of tho Austrian Consul in
Bosnia,
, 1873-10-29
CREAT BRlTAfN.

OHEH bf7I NTNi
LONDON, Oct: 2B.LAn accident occurred to.
day on tho metropolitan Underground nailroad,
by which tbrco persolls wero killed..
Some mercantile failures wore announced to-
day In the city.
Several agrarian outrages wore committed Id
ireland during tho paat weok.
LONDON, Oct. 49, Tho telegraphio cable ho-
tween Arnoy and phanghao has been repaired
and COMMUNICATION reopenod.
.LoNDoN Oct. gg---5 n, m..4.Tho Times reports,
on good authority, that Genofa1 Sir Garnet
Wolseley; commander Of thd Aahantos Eapedi-.
tion; took ont Instructions to first offer the
Ashantees peace, On condition Tint t.6y lay
down their arms, ami withdraw from tho terri
tory undor British protection.
, 1873-10-29
iIA1 Y.

RoME, Dot. 28.-TAe aw for tho roorgnuiza-
tion Of tue Italian army was promulgated to-
day. Tho strength Of tho army on pence foot
Ing Ia 1xol at "a, ,00O men,
, 1873-10-29

EOIlT1CAI,
NINTH WARD
ALDERMAN.

Nr. Jonathan Clark
Sin; "e tho undersigned otizcns ard voters of tho
Ninth Ward not fecliue satisfied With aay Of thu o.nd
dates that running for Alderman Of said ward
most respectfully request yon to allow your nano to be
usod a. caudldat ofor Alderman at tho coming eeoon
thinking that In shall find s man that will rightly
represent The intorosta Of cur ward in the Council.
. fa7es Numes. Nhm..
q. D. Ems, II. j. hfurriol.l r ppmH4drS
g. +. Etms 4, g. Jonss 1;aa Wnk:.t.
Rnb't Hays. Then, L. Gorbtorrn ~ oWns.Es, WndM,
t1aIncs Wlshart, Fl. III, Chaso. Ii,dra du"~3s
T. F. Rooney, H. H, 6foudu Il H,rnhssvM,
". g. Tehbstts, hoth WuOi, T. II Hnrn,.,m
A. H Briggs, JnLn powucy L. Isnv.
J. P. 8teWart. ", r. Palmrr X 1innnuso
Thos. Puasely, W. Palmer FAIL T. Grtdt.r
Chas. e. barnett. Goo. X, Kochnr f1hn1 Frok.nn'b
Wm. Barry, OhAs, SchontIa}nr 4 ff.mn.
Thos. T. Gilmore, D. 4. Starrott fc,onh ., hSsHhp Shpn.+
Goo. II. borriell, Samuel Hoafd .1ohn n Wo';..,
and four hundred othess, " 0H'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

VERY DEAr.-Between Kenosha ard
Milwaukee an agent Of the Travellers Ia
surancc Company of Hartford. entered the
car. and having issued tickets to several
of the passengers. approached an elderly
lady. who, it afterwards appeared. was
deaf
Madam. would you like to insure aga:us:
accident ? inquired the agent.
I'm going to Oshkosh to visit my daugh-
Ter who is married up there and has jus,
got baby
The agent raised his voice little.
Would yon like to insure your life
against accident
She's been married two years and &
half. It's { gal
! Agen. still louder.
I'm an insurance accnt. maiam: don
you want your life Insured against .cci
dent 2
oh, l diln' Understand you.' said tn
old lady. NO. her name is Johnston
my name is Evans, and | live Eve mile
| from kenosha.'
The agent vanished.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

FtcuSpITy OF FIsnEs.-The "Scienti-
fic American" says: II is said tha, pro-
baby about 90, Doc, 900 or 10. 900, 900
goldfish are taken from The sea annually
around the shores Of Newfoundland. But
even that quantity seems small when We
consider that the cod yields something
like $500 eggs each season. and even
5000. 900 have been found in the roc OF
single cod Other f,h, though no,
cpuaing the cod, are wonderfully ptoduc-
tive. 4 herring six or sevcn ounces in
weight is provided with about 80 900 ova
After making all reasonable allowances for
the destruction Of eggs and of the young
it has been calculated that in three year:
a single pair of herrings would produce
| 154 600 900 Button said. that if pail
Of hcrrings were left TO breed and multi
ply undis,urbed for period Of twent!
years. they would yield fish bulk cqua
to the globe on which we lie. The coo
far surpasscs the herring in fccundi,y
Were i, not that vast numbers ofeggs wer'
destroyed. fish would so multiply IS Il
fill the waters completely.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
Written for the Beacon)
TO ONE WHO WILL REMEMBER

Lady, thou dds, pray fbt ne
When was cas-; upon the deep;
Dds, thou ask might return
And not beneath the pillows sleep,
Didst thou ask Of God to right
Ny little bark upon the tide,
To keep IL ever in his sight,
And safely TO harbor guide?
God hless 'hce for that r-arer,
When knsrling as the sscsed shias
All heaven would thee gladly hear
And gran, a single thought of thine.
J. too. dds, pray in that fearful hour,
For strength to guide me Ger the sea,
And strove against the mighty power
That bore me far from home and thee.
When all around was dark and drear,
Renea Ax-med ope my silent grave;
though, Of hopes, once brigh, and fair,
So soon 10 sleep beneath the wave
And " hen the raging waves rolled by
AND all Of life save hope had flown
Ny heart gave TO God on high,
Ny thoughts Of earth to thee alone
SELiG.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
A COMMON MISTAKE.

1t strikes the most Of persons. when
they first sit down to Sewing Machine.
that i, is so complicated they will never
be abe to learn its operation. This is
true of many machines. but single days
use of the New Howe Machine with
the instruction that is easily obtained
will enable any lady to make good be-
ginning. and a few days practice will
make i, pleasant employment, OF
course in this. as in any other work, prac-
,ice is needful to reach perfection. Sew
ing with the needle in the fingers is NJ,
learned in day, and years are required
to become an expert. BIT few weeks
use Of the New Howe Sewing Machine
will enable any lady to do all her plain
sewing. and to do it well. and socn her
fine sewing with far more success than
with her needle. and leave her plenty oi
time for everything else she may have on
hand Call and see these worli-rcnowned
Machines. or take one on trial Of the
Agent Mr.. q. 4. Simms, leonard
town.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
ST. MARY'S BEACON
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J. =. kiNG 4 JAMES s. Downs.

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Aiii be received for a shorter period than six
months and no paper to be discontinued until
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the psblisher.
TERMS oF ADvEsrrsISG ,--T5 cents per square
for the hrs,inserti6n ard 50 cents f-t avery sub
s-gtieni Insertion Eight lihts ,. less constitute
square. lfthc number bfinsertions be not
marked or the Advertisement. n wili lie p.,b-
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A liberal deduction made to those who adver-
tise by the year.
Communications of personal character will
BE charged at the same rates as advertisements;
obituaries over ten lines n length will be charg
ed A. the rate of 80 cents per square.
All communications for publication must hs
accompanied With the real name Of the author,
ar no attention will he paid to them. The real
name Of the author " i'll not he published unless
desired, but We cannot consent TO insert COM
munica,ions unless We know the writer.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

4 Coon Wcrb roR I1uM,N N.TrRE =
Il was the genial Diedrich knickerboc-
lier who said. L have not so bad an opin-
ion Of mankind as many Of my brother
philosophers do no, think poor human
nature So sorry a piece of workmanship as
they make i, out to be: and SO far as
have observed. I am fclly satisfied iha,
man. if left to himself. would about as
readily 90 right as wrong. /. is only
this c,crnally sounding in his car that il
is his duty to go right which makes him
90 the very reverse. The noble indie.
pcudcnce OF his nature rcvol's a, this in.
tolerable tyranny Of law. and the pcrpet.
ual interference Of au oficious mortality
which are ever besci,ing his path with flu
gcrposts and directions TO keep to III,
righ, as the law Directs and. like spir
tied urchin. he turns directly contrary
aud sal!ops through mud and miro. ovcr
hedges and bitches. merely to show that N
is a lad Of spirit. and on, Of his lcatia:
strings
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

She did it, Tsenty-one pounds was
the gain in Eve months Her spirits
were happily en'ivenea. and she spent hall
her time in telling her friends Of her de-
light with the new habits. She had no
further cause TO complain of skin and bones
and she had the special Qualification OF
appearing more attractive in the eyes Of
her lover. He. like sensible man. when
he saw the good effects. of the ninc-o'clock
-tc-bed arrangement, heartily approved
Of it. and became q conver, himself.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

Ec~ 4 lady asked her doctor II he did
not think the small bonne,s the ladies wore
Lad a ,endcpoy 20 produce congestion Of
the brain. 'Oh. no. replied the doctor.
Women who have brains don't wear
them
fS Mamma. can't we have anything
We want
Yes. nv dear: but he careful = ii n, {
van, anything you cant have
Plato said that Col hal 50 famed h s
law. tha, i; Is far the advantage .. every
enc 20 ceserv, them.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

EE Under a great tree. close 10 a vii
lage. two boys found walnut.
Il, belongs to me- said Iguatius. for
was the FIRST 10 see il.
No, it belongs TO me. cried Bernard,
for picked j, up. and SO they began to
quarrel in earnest.
1 viii settle the dispute. said IN older
boy who had just come ur.
ne placed himself between the two boys.
broke the nti. in two. and said:
The ono piece Of shel! belongs to him
who first saw the nut; the other piece oI
she'll belongs to him who frs. picked j:
np; but the kernel keep for judging The
case. And this.' he said. as he 81, dowr
and laughed. is the common end ot law
suits
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
HUMAN LIFE.

Aner avhile--a busy brain
Will re.. from oil its care and pain.
After hile-Earth's rush will cease,
And . weasied hsatt fnd swret release.
After awhile--a vanished face,
And empty seai-a vacant place.
After awhile--a man forgot
A crumbled headstone-unknowns spot.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

why. 1 though. = vas . young
lady
bara. what do you supse brought me
back T he added speakin& very Fast for
fear the baby would cry.
Il don't know faltersi Barbara. GRIM
scning still more per- >ps you forgo,
something
Yes, did 4
What is it, said BartRa, little disap-
'''i'is; I forge, to ..t 20. .s.la mar.
D, D.. assws.sa szaAes spuas
lady demurely.
Isn't ,ha, enough? Say. Barbara. viii
your
IN think of it, answered Barbara.
No. but tell me now. Quick, the ba
by's waking up
We'll. then-yes.'
Barbara had taken the little thing in he1
arm. and disappeared before she had tim'
to utter her waking yell.
A week afterwards Mr.. Joseph Verle,
took the l., 80 return train with wife anC
niece. the happiest of reclaimed old bach
elors. and it was all the unconscious baby
work.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

sE \ lady returning from an unpro
i,ablc trip to church. declared that when
she saw the shawls cf those Smiths. AMI
then though, Of ,i,c things her own poo ,
girls had t. wear. II it wasn't for the con-
ISOLATION Of religion, she did not know chat
sllc should do
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

N,TRSJ. c. N'LBURN, formerly ,of 81. Ma
1v1 rvs counts, has removed from No. -
Hanover St. 10 l6s ". Lq15ard s.. between
SksrP snd i,bsrss, and is prepared ,o1 receive
permanent and transient Boai acrs.
Jaas isTo--.f.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

r. Every girl who intends to qualify
for marriage. should 60 through course
( cookery. Unfortunately. but few wives
re able o'dsess anything lot themselves,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
Dental Notice.

T respectfully Offer my services -
i 10 those Who may desire iheu. 0V1 y
All operations performed uponthe I1Ii'
teeth known 10 the profession OF nen;is'sy.- =
Persons desiring my services at their homes win
meet with prompt attention by dropping .'e a
note at I.eonardtown. Teeth inserted in any
manner desired, and a; reasonable prices ot-
fee and residence in leonaTdiown, -. Mary !
comfy. Md. Very Respectfully,
PAGSE DMCNDS.
Tee Il, lssl-ns
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

NREAT BARGAINS offered In Mill.
NJ nery and Fancy Goods a.
GkEENWELL j. fENWII'k'>.
may 90. 1873.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26

4 gentleman savs tha. the older his
laasi..ls b,e.n.< tn. 'i,ar,s' they arc IL
hisn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-06-26
STOVES! STOrES!! STOVES !!

1XYEwish 10 call your attention 10 cur large
w stock Of
CHEAP STOVES,
Tin Mar, un1 House Keepipg articles
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30 rebuild our store. Please call before you
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s2 v. Gay Street,
Baltimore, Ma.
esr Price Lists sent gratis.
ee- Repairs fc. Stoves 8; eounary Prices
lice Il, lSsl-E.
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nnr,n !, lS.E-lv.
The lyurunticm Of Richmond,
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IL tie docks 10 receive freight They have
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rates Send them to GOLDEN Il Bko.,
who will ,r,ct sales at ns good prices ~
aIN other CIiN, and NJ small commission
n,on have POULTRY, or ANYTHING else rnise'
in ,our county, and which would com
nnr 4 good pi:,cs IN large city, anon.
he hest agents .ou can procure III AS.
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