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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-17

supplied from the boilers apDertaining
to the elevator engines. Ten of those
elevators will he used for the mail
department exclusively. and there will
be at the south end four large elevators
for general use. Those in the mail do
partmcnt will he smaller, of the tcle-
scope style, and worked by hydraulic
pressure from the basement to the
entrance floor.
On the fourth story the work now
goes on we'll. Tho interior wallis are
raised to nearly the required height,
and it is expected that the building
will DO ready for the roof 10y October.
II nothing interferes to prevent the
present progress OF the work, the roof
will be on before the end of the winter.
A little time was lost in tho removal of
the cornicc which had been placed on
the third floor, in execution of the
original plan. There are 1T present
about $50 men employed on the build
ing, and about 500 stonc-cllttcrs, witt,
the attending laborers, 1T the granite,
uuarrics, and the whole cost will b,.
perhaps IL, O00,O This would seo,n
to contrast rather favor,.bly with the OK
pcnsc and present appearance of the
county court house, on which, "by
trick and Device" the modest little
sum Of $1O,UO,OW was expended,
leaving the work unfinished still, aud
having no particular attraction for the
general eve, though indeed possessing
much Of interest for the general tax
payer, who may find food for profitable
reelection while bcl'oltling it's early
decay. Thus fur there have been used
in the construction of the new postof-
fee BOO, 900 cubic feet of granite, ~, OOO
barrels of cement, 10000 yards Of con
crete, 5000, 900 bricks, and 5,5OO, 900
pounds OF iron. Previous to laying the
foundation the excavation amounted
to lon, 600 cube yards. As early rs
the autumn of 1869 tho work com
mence,l, hut the want of fund, checked
it,, progress from time to time, and thu,
extent Of tho excavation and the thick
ness AMI length Of the foundation
wallis were such rs to involve large
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1873-07-17

oH Wednesday morning last three Mo,loc
bucks, Miller Charley, one Of Can't. Jacks
''t'icr-in-laws, surrendered with their E,,ni-
lies.
LIE Second Auditor OF the Treasury has
J"'t completed the settlement Of the account
VI '"c"D lii"tihs"n, Secretary of the interior
"''''r i"'ia'an $ Administration, and actin.
Ill ti' limo lis trustee Of the Indian rnnd. It.
Is shown that there il :, deficit of $9l, 400.
JAMES AtLt, OF Shoals, Ind, Saturday, beat
out til" brains Of Waiter Williams, will, 4 ,ck-
DRY rl'b for ''1llow'n;; him. Able was arrested
Al Il secretly remained |" avoid lyncliny,
J"'S DENNIS, driver rf u market wagon
VAS found in big wagon at JaIl,ai,u L,n., H.
Land, on Thursday last, having been fatally
b'1'rn and robbed by two negroes t., whom
he gave ride, on dir way home from n.arkrt.
nt first bale OF cotton raised Oh The RIO
''""J" t'''s year has just been received at
Evansville
TIE Propeller Philadelphia, bound down,
2'' h'h';t'lcd, struck II rock vt the head OF
Lathe E"'', last Friday night, and sunk in
sixteen feet of watcr
"HiAf obstruction III property and cr,ps il
P''t''t from OH" aud l,nlia,,, II!inuis and
"'S'''r'' "r'a@i"n''l Ivy rain aud wind storms.
1"'Si NAwuKln has brci, sent unccl to i'm,
rf'>"n,n I''r Fife.
Y :iLW E,.l, io,n il about l., Ii. mfr,
No. = III il' i.nnl'1n market
""' ~ H'iI''.,tiI I'D, Il disappearing YVES shu,
ann A'!'' 1T DWr">.,l,. Ky., on Friday.
AZ SH'Irns'', Wednesday night Dewitt u,u.
Stock, a1''i thrly.Sty years, while drunk,
/ h'cd ms wii", aged f'rtyt two year, by break
my III her skull with Il cnbllr-stnnr. JcaI
o'sy was I pc cause. Comstock CAV, himself
mp.
'IstEl II. SMITH was rAscmcI III Iriur.
IL it, Ma, un F'niAy. for the murder
Chart. II. r.' h.i,, vi West lirlu, committed
Oh the zOtu OF last November
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CROSSING THE ANDES.
Trial Trip Of the CUlluO and OrOyn
I'm l1rOnli.

lku 1DrGu0s
A correspondent of the Panama
Star and Herald, writing from Lima
under date OF June 3, gives an inter-
esting account Of a trial trip On the
Callao and Oroyn Railroad, which
took place June l. It will be rcmem-
bercd that the contract for building the
road, intended to vanquish the Andes
by steam, was signed between the
Peruvian Government and Mr. Henry
Meiggs in the year 1869, and that the
first earth was turned on Jan. l, 1872.
The road was to he delivered complete
to the Government Jan. l, 1876, at the
cost of about $25, OOO, 600, or p, OOO,.
600 soles. 1t was ut first estimated
that there would be 100000 cubic
yards of filling and excavation, md
there are many difficult cuts through
solid rock, four via.lucts of iron, meas
uring in the aggregate. 1890 metres :;
thirty eight bridges over the Rimac,
and forty.two tunnels through live
rock, covering a distance of nearly
20, 900 metres. The following descrip-
ton of the trip is condensed from the
correspondents letter to the Star and
Herald:
The fog clouds lay thick over Lima
when the expedition left for the capital
of the viceroys of Spain, to perform a
feat never dreamed of by even those
daring governors. The idea of van
gushing the obstacles presented by
tho Andes was to be tested. The little
locomotive Favorite, built in New Jer-
sey, drawing an elegant carriage, capa-
BILE of holding ten persons, and in all
weighing about ten tons, set forth at
9 A. NJ. from the Lima Station of the
Callao and Oroya railway, commonly
called the Trans-Andean line, to greet
the rocks at the Cordillera with the
sound of her steam whistle. The d.
rector of the wonderful works over
which the fairy engine was to take its
way, Mr.. John G. Meiggs, had very
invited Mr.. w. Henry
Hubert, an associate editor of the New
York World, to make his first journey
to the rocky mountains of South
America, and the invitation was cx-
L
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FOREIGN GOSSIP.

The total number of options for French
nationality In Upper Alsace, recognized by the German
Government as valid Is $685. out OF nearly $4,000
Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia has be-
slowed the pecuniary dotation conferred upon him at
the conclusion OF the FrancoGerman war, upon regi-
ments that served under his command In the
of 1854 1906 and 1870. About 80 regiments benent Dy
this mnnicent gift invested for the assistance OF non
commissioned officers and reenlisters.
The enormous rise in England in the price
Of Goals may be very alarming, but when mass meet
ing OF people take into consideration and devise
means of called for the 2sth ult in Trafalgar
square. only between 2e0 and 800 persons attended
Mr. Elliott made speech charging the owners OF inc
mines with conspirng 10 rob the workmen ana TO encn
themselves. The meeting ihowever In enthusiasm as
well as numbers, was bad failure.
1t was made known at a recent meeting OF a
British company which is in diicuties that Mr. Hart
mont and Mr. ii. G. Lawson visited Santo Domingo In
1862 and obtained from the Government there conces-
sion for guano from the Island Of Alta Vea one condi
ton being Hartmont AID Co. should export thence
least 10000 tons year. The company IN question
paid $25 for this concession, and now complains that
IL vodable IL not void at the time OF purchase,
because the minimum quantity OF guano had not been
exported. Mr. HartmOnt explained at the meeting that
heI offered $4,000 for the assets OF the company, In
GLIDING title Alta Vela and held that the contract
Is virtually good and valid.
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0ermtIdte Serid)te.

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