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New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

ANOTHER HoMIcIDE.-A difficulty occur.
red abou. quarter OF six o'clock last even
iny, AT the corner OF Orleans and Burgundy
streets, between two Cu.aNs named James
Garcia and B. r. kivas. in which the former
was stabbed twice in the left breast and
once in the left arm with dagger. and
died from :ile effects o. the wounds {. few
minutes after. Rivas was arrested and
locked up at the jackson square station.
Rvas also received two cuts in the face "i
an un!mportan. character. Coroner Graye:
held post moctem examination. and con-
tinled the Investigation to this morning.
Our reporter saw the prisoner. H!vas, III
his cell and obtained from him tle follow
ing statement: The prisoner. Eiv:s, was
walking quietly past the corner OF Bur
gundy and Orleans streets. when Garcia.
the deceased. rushed from an alleyway On
Burgundy street, near the corner of Orleans,
with :. large knife in his hand ara
made an insulting and threatening remark.
following it up with a blow OF Che tls'.
which knocked the accused dowa. Accuse d
got up as soon as he could and inquire,s
" hat this meant. what /: was all about.
when :he deceased made an attack on him
:ntiicting the two wounds in his face. At
this accused. acting in >e.t-detense, drew
his knife and inflicted the fatal wOnnds.
Rivas states. moreover, that he knows no
reason for the assault and that he has been
or friendly terms with Garcia UP to the
time OF this unfortunate affair.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
succession of Rose PranpiE. Wife CT j.

Z. Moltare-So. 50
S,E"..No DISTRICT CoCR" rua The PARISH
y o. 'p-eai---EotiCe i. hereby give. 10 t..-
creditors .. this estate and - a.. c-l.: ,-.aog.5
herein interested. q sLOs cause within te. Iiv.
trn:.l II. present nCt.i..a- :. ..nr :.ec ."e
- -. accom-: :eser-.s .: tls =. .:-e
.a.v s:ecU-o- o. III. estate -..;-.'. 4o. .'-
hUlo.' gated ana apyi.y.. a.: 80 f..as G.at.
.C- -. II a'cnrtl..!-ce IA W..
i...is .l. E;.:E PA: y C--r
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
RESISTING THE LAws.-There wa. a scene

KESlsr:St: THE LAws-There was scene
a: the New basin yesterday evenln. which
came very near being productive OF tata!
re suits. The steamboat Fayorite was UE-
der seizure through some action OF the
courts. and a sheriff, keeper was placed
or board by Captain Dick. deputy sheriff.
to hold her until! the question involved wa.
Sc: at rest. About dark the captain Of the
steamer signitied his intention OF making
the trip contemplated. whether or no. and
as the keeper mildly protested. that c:i;clai
was quietly chucked into the basin. The
keeper. proving to be an expert swimmer
soon rrcained the shore and sen: word t.
Captain Dick. who obtained police assist
anc. and secured the F.:vor;:c trou. further
efforts to take = new departure.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

SuCCe..inn of Louisa Werner. deceased
".:r of +. Eec;e.-Ep. ,9..-2
CFC!Tc DISTRICT C".HT E'12 IT,. 9.E!>. "F
- ~. as.Nct:ce /. .e.e;.v g:-ei 20 .i.r C.ai..
:IteC-s.e - she" c.t..iIl - !. :.O:I n.
present l"tfC.:.oIl. /: ~" :ne- hare .: 60, '.v
IL. accom-: VI-s-..t.t. ~ E iIecae. "a cl.:0:
ai.', IS s:ciI administering ms e-':.t.. ACj-.: .Ct
'. ":g. .;".atei ag.-or.!. sac i.:-..s lis
tci','.te'! =. accoId.iC- t!eIeVt.i.
Ii !: /, EgASE e.cE ,e c..,,s
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

THAT ESCAPED CONviCT.-Notice has
already been made Of the escape OF the
prisoner Jeremiah Brown while OF the way
to Baton Rouge. He has since been seen
on the bank OF the river. opposite st. John
the Baptist. very much !atigued and III
irons We're removed by come person TN.
known. and he made his way il the d;ree-
ton ]: the railroad. The irons were sent
to Baton Rouge.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

The river lece is :wo fee: I've iLches
below high wa:e. mail. of !S.i.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

CECrSi DISTRICT C1..r FO. II. PARISH
- 0: :tc.sa:ls--WheIea. Henry VII. l:is -.
:i:su.d :hr Couvt :or .et.:. Q. a.:
on :l.. estate ot IL. late .s:.j S.t'..--'.. .e-
Ce6s... .uTe:.a.e. Note. :: e.et.- gwen - ai.
won :: :llGT concern. /" s.I0-r W-.--- .eC
DAY. 'sv The p..ve: Z: :..e sa .t;...9csc s-ct..:
not be .IGated.
Ev ov,eg Ct the CC.::
-. II, Fg.SE riC. JE. c..ck.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
!. rE>LDE1E, secceta-- o: S.a-e.
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
STATE Oficer, :Osdere. to Military Duty.

STATE o. LortsisSA,
Executive Department,
New Orleans, May l.. 1919.
Cn.ac :l. .-e7rsi0-s ct the Cli.i:l. laws o: TIE
S.a.e of Louis ala :. IS hereby directed tha: al.
e:np.oyes i. tie teve-a, Offices OF tie State of
Louisiana !, tue City o: New Orleans, liable to
military dl.:v. for:i4w;t.. enrol. themselves il
some military orcaa,zat-oI H. the First Division.
Iau.e..at..c .o-m military Companies. to be as
sighed 10 that ,iiv.sica.
Blanks and Necessary infOrma..o:. can be oo-
tame. 3. 'l.e etice Q: the Al u;aa: General OF :he
STATE.
WlLLI:N P. KELLOGG. Governor.
HENRI STREET Al ,.at.. Genera, mv2;2p
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Hotire.-A!l member. OF TIE Steamboat Gap
taiu's Mutual Benevolent A5sc -iaf!o1 IN port
urgently reluestei 20 attend ca led meet!ug, to
BE held a IT,. rooms OF -he a=s"Ciat-n OF. over Z.
CoueG.. Son |. Co. OF THIS f1l.itays EVENING,
Jun. l., 81 haii-pas' tre a"l'cs. Bls.-css Cf
.rea. importance {" the steamboat Ilt-.sst vii De
be hIough: before TIE meeting
c. = aEa0%a Sc.-e..rr. tei7
knighI. OF Py.hia,-ivani,oe I0ige
No. "a meeting Wi. b.. ,ie-.. ... Ca.on Hal
cor..e. .: Cam AMI Cor, -Ir..ia pace or FRIDAY
June q a. 80 2 NJ, for ii. ...er-...- u Ie-t-es
aui other i.lsI:..ss kTecr uIc. s; = ga--lt.it
reg este! attend :lle:e Is bushes. c. IN.
.'0GtalCe to taansac-.
{. 4. HALEY. Chancellor { l..la.,.c.
=. N-ILy >c.lDe. i..J -
Passengers to IiverpOOl.-The ulagltlcer.
clipper s-.ip IA.AtGA. .Jgt tons register, E.ary
L Townsend -l.nallr- vi. ~ 'iispI. be-. FOR
Liverpool u: about TUESDAY, .he tIc-. ~ J;.!-:
has MS. ..a-s Accnmln a,ar.o1s fer 80. - .er
CABIN. Dds.-1T-rs tbs --sse. = lie favor, = III.
.OrIlii d. ;pper !2..nerlv know. a. the Scti.ia's
tavnCitc and :: -oeC:t1 {" De - Liverpool C-it.c
OF twenty-five dars. Parties ~Is.as ~ haze
pleasant sea yo-age VII md he: n-c-c Caa4..rt
abe coYveva-.r. Fa:e 5 ls5 I ct:.T-2cv
Fox ftei b. O: passage appIr 20
A. 4. M.LAaR CO. i:.l.s
:ef I'm Ne - Carou:4i-f s'r--..
Batche.er's Hair Dye.-TAls -pl-nl.. uar
Dye is the .-s. il tine woc.t. The OILY true and
pertac. dye. Harmless reliable alG .ls.1-1: 1:2iecr.s
G t.cuent: no rid 2I:.os trS oc i.t.Dieas
al. oio- Remedies te i! effects o. bai ..v.. AID
washes. Produces !inmod,a:oiv i stDa:a back o.
Ha.i.Ta. t:on. an! leaves the lar Clean soft and
oeaullt. In. genuine siyUec oy ". 4. 6acChe.or.
CHARLES BACHELOR,
s-7 - P-H1:iero-, New York
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
Succession o! William II. Dnmerou-Ho.

CE.oSD DISTRICT Cotal f.,R ".:. PAEI,i:
- o: :Dreaf!s.No:ce IS i.:.'.v give. - ti!" sd
II" .cf'.!.ses; n. i "a. - :s.:-- ..',-e.:. u
'e--sIeu 20 SLOW '.l.a With. ;cI. ...Fs :: ~ tie
present lIO:.tl, ...Ui. :. ..-.- eI -. =. ~:
WV the ac.''.I. '.e-.:.t.. ~ -. .IT' 49, =
Us estate = ,.li 30. - ..utlr o-a--. l.. a.
ri"".i aid :,.:..s =. 5......l,.
.!sreH-t'!..
IS ,iti-- o: .i.e C...r".
i,Ii -. Ioax-. .srE. :, C..r.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17

C.CrSn DISTRICT .,cE- FOE tn: esE-s::
- o: O. eans.-S0.3ce - .e:s:.v --"e. :" ~
creditor. .. :- estat.. AZ :" d. ore: fe-,'c-
.!-!t::. !:!tt:eot. - SOW C:f.-c. Ttl - G.',
!:"!. .c V'.sen. mo- t.rcato,.. :: say LEY .v' o.
C.-.. .:.T IT, account :r.sf'..ri y :l- ,.t:-7.
:.d.o: o.. mi. tstat. s..oyt To- - homo o.. Sc.
,'.i approved! a:i tie tu.e= ..:.: ....t. X. &C.
CO:G:-C- IL. Iey:i:i.
EI .,Ti:.: .: TIE Cor.
81 Il -. FRANZ PACE 70 Ger.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
socce..iou oil: III. y. >srre-No. .sI.E>.

Succession OF II. W. Sarre-H0. SJ.6>I.
SE'!SD DISTRICT 3o'!T FCE .at PARISH Cs
~ 1c.ea:=.-" t.eceas, ..-.. :. >...s "a. 2.
:..Olet: ~. 6ot.-. 70: ..t-:. -: .-.---.-s-.-.t..
CL TIE eSt2te o: ..e: .ste -: :.-.
C-ase.. :...estat.. Notice 3 .rreo: gee - =.
%Eon u claE concern. . s.-S- CaI..- So. Ten
DAYS WY t2e prayer @: .--r 49,. ss...->: -:
not Or. granted.
~ .T,.e- q. :-e C0u.:
-: F'A.s P.c: -. C.e:..
New Orleans Republican., 1873-06-17
.sIONITION.
efEV.VI 1O.N0
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR The PARISH G
ORLEANS.
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Auction Sale
ON JUNE GOTH, 1873.
AT AT GENEsEE ST.,
EAST SAGINAW, MICH. F.,

The FLINT & PEnE MARQUETTE RAILWAY CON-
PANY will (inlcss charges are PAID ana soous "
moved prior to that datc) sell by public aucuoh
the aforementioned unclaimed freight ana Dag
6 Ellis, box; Henry Lingham, cart, t Duck,
ing 4 empty barrels; Amos Dexter, ] box; n
Briggs | violin box; ii Mason, stove; IL W iison
/ mower: G j Paddington, boxes; A II Gould, l
box: ID jerome, l bundle stuff; Paine,
slcds: Swoop 81 Co., box; ii Stanley, etOve
and furniture; J Serarts, box; W w Mills, Pes.
y Machine. lever, / box, 2 wheels; Ballcntine
Bros, boxes; j Il Adams, boxes;S Welch,
box: ii Thompson, crimp machine; Doipn,l
chest; w II swgail, barrels; strrng p%"al
iointcr screw; w Robinson box; III Wcilmah,
bag, barrel, barrel Dapplcs, I bag z;
Bartlett, Mcintosh & Co, ! shaft, pulieys;
roya, ! bnndlc; $ II Look, 4 boxes; W u Hoag
barrel; Bignell, barrel, bundle forks, &c; u
Bowman, bundles i Runners; L b CnItis, 2bun,
sleigh hunks W Charles, bundle paper; DIR Gran ,,
dal' I barrel oil; o w Seymour, box; Chas Eli,
coffin; L II Eldridgc, u barrel; Lawrence
boxes barrel crock; proi nyan us,t.. %nyloI
e Smell, 1 heater; @ Bell. apple barrels; > a
Brainar,l, boxes books; IL Mansfield, empty
barrels; j + Ings.bee baby carT,sge; To s mat
soIISr"; " IIastey barrel oil; Mwiltz, II RAKE
| / mower; J Morgan. lot honsehold goods; Lemai
spider, gridron; lance, 2barres D apples; !
\ hester 1 o, can; w TIaclSct, box; q Warren
| Y barrel: II Smith, barrels: Miller, bundles
| rakes; u, I box; All Clark, barrel Dryden,
barrels; Betz y cad tobacco; Crawford House
box: Il A IIough, box; Il Barcum, i barrel;
uawlcy. mower; Il Rowland, oven; X q, bar
rel: o IL q Smith, barrel; Drockway Kettle;
| Maclintyrc. 4 box, I saw; A Winnikic 4 Bro
bundle sleighs; G & r Spencer, lever; N w PICK
ins, 2 pals tobacco; II Benjamin, saws stinso|
q II. 2valvcs: I Cockburn. stove; II boz
! w Irving I NJ T barrel; J Ncster, keg; Pain
kegs; II Mills, key; no name, stoves OK YOKE
block, window sashcs, box and bed, = pnndie
clothing 2 foot stools, ] bag lcan, 2Pc, re
gster, pcs stone, boxes, bis; Wenona' poX
q y Weaver, box: II Scott, bed ends
Howard, 3 u crates; q ii Lane, box rivgih
blocks; Graham, 2 chair; j. Kirby, sea-,
Nestcr. barrels; A Chapen, barrel Y speyk,
barrels; q, Jar; p, box glass; G, bux gia,t
PuiT,,r box, stove; Nell, SPRING; II III; u
tubing; " BunartI, OK yoke; Cronc, box w !
j. box; M Stevens, box Schultz, ! box
No name, black trunk, red trunks, M
trunks box tobacco, I kusectt trunk, ! biac
Trunk leather trunk, box, znk tank, ltu'
zett valics, pair shoe packs, tool chest un
breifas, 4 plrasols, pair mems boots, PAIR boy
boots. , drab shavls, brown shawl, l muskrl
mufr silk mixed coat. horse carts, scari,
parcels y satchels, paper box. 10 satchels:l hu
sci trunk check rs: 1 trunk, check $50; bo
3ts; carpet bag, check 3ti; satchcl, check
Sale to begin at 10 o'clock q. IN.
q. G. IxIMBAIsL, SUPP
$40
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Stanton fsmarf, Of the D., T.. & l.. NJ. r X.
TIE TIDE OF EMIGRATION
TURNED.

Seekers for new homes are pouring into
Southwest Missouri, attracted by the cheap
Lands of the -fttdilffcG Pacific Rail
road COMPANY.
This Company offers 100000 acres
of the finest lands III the world, at from 81 to
Sl2 per acre, on seven years time, and with
free transportation to all purchasers.
This Road, Nerer BEOck0stcd or
,SnO,c, is destined TO become the national
highway between NesO York and Sun
Franc cisco; and to the industrious farm
crs of older States we earnestly recommend
this land Of cheap homes, sure that nowhere
can the poor man find more grateful eli
mate, better soil, or greater productivencss.
For full information, with Maps and Pam
plilcts, address: AMOS Trek, Land Commits
sioner, 20 South Fourth Street, st. Louis.
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MnrtgaCe Sale.

Default having been made in the payment
of certain sum of money, secured to be paid
by a certain indenture of Mortgage bearing
date the 9th day of December, A. ID. 1872,
made and executed by Jefferson j. Tanner
and Minnie G. Tanner his wife, of Chase
Township, County of Lake and State of Mich.
igan, of the first part, to Clark and Simpson,
of Reed City, County ofOsccola and State OF
Michigan, party of the second part, which
said Mortgage was duly recorded in the Of
flee of the Register of Deeds in and for the
County of Lake and State of Michigan, on
the 10th day of December, A. ID. 1872, at
twelve o'clock, NJ, in Liber one (D Of Mort
cages on page, % and 81; on which said
Mortgage there is claimed to be due Mt the
date of this notice, the sum OF -Four hundred
and sixty-scvcn dollars and fity-two cents,
(si67. 5l) and also Fifty dollars (s5o), as an
Attorney fee specified in said Mortgage 10 be
paid in case proceedings should he taken to
forcclose the same aud no proceedings at law
or i'm equity having been instituted to recover
the said sum so remaining secured or any
part thereof.
Notice is therefore hereby given that by
virtue of power of sale in said Mortgage
contained and in pursuance OF the statute IN
such case made and provided, the land and
premises described in said Mortgage, to-wit
All that certain tract or parcel oil land ~
ing and being in the County Of Lake and State
of Michigan, and known and described as
! follows, t0-wit: A certain Lot commencing
ten (10) rods west of the northeast corner OF
Section No. eight (s), running ten (lo) rod:
south, then eight (s) rods west, then ten 90
rods north then eight (s) rods east to tho
place of beginning of said Section eight (s)
Town, seventeen (l7) north of Range
eleven Il y west, will be sold to the highest
bidder, at the South door Of the Court House
in the Township OF Chase, County of LAX,
and State of Michigan, on
Saturday he loM day Of Ju,A A. ID. 1873
at one o'clock p IN, of that day, said Cour
House being the place OF holding. the Circui
Court in, and for said County Of Lake; Il
pay the amount due on said Mortgage, AM
c..'-.--,>i-.--r-- ..,i a~nanses nlla%ad ~ =
Including said Attorney fee OF nifty doiiar
;s5o) provided for in said Mortgage.
CLARK & SIMPSON, Mortgages.
w. II. PALMER, Attorney for Mortgages
Dated, April nth, 1873.
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SARATOGA, N. Y, Juno g.
Frark Walworth who is reported
to have shot his father in New
York City, left here yesterday
morning without informing his
mother of his intention. Mrs. Wal
worth had lately receivd a numb
or of threatening letters from her
late husband, Mansfield Tracy
Walworth has intercepted similar
letters to her from his father, al
she has found in her sons room
two empty envelors to her own
address since he left home. Tht
mother thinks Aer son had also re
ceived threatening letters from hi
father. Mrs. Walworth was iii
vorced from her husband about
two years ago.
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sss Snh' So'atp s'at.
CHASE, JUNE 5, 1919.
Capture Of Chief Jack,

The Modoc war is at an end.
Capt. Jack and his band have sur
rendered, after being hunted from
place to place till there were only
a ragged half-dozen left. The
news has been received with great
rejoicing among the settlers in the
vicinity sf the Lava Beds. Il is
not determined, yet, what shall
be done with the captives. Capt.
Jack is very moody, and says but
little. lie is evidently a broken
hearted and disappointed man.
In his savage way, ho probably
did what he thought was most
advantageous to his people; bu,
TO civilized minds, his acts appear
barbarous and cruel. At all events
the country rejoices that the In
dian war is over.
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THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH

The Science of Health having been sustained
altogether beyond our expectations we are pre-
pared 60 respond more fully ~ the popular de-
inand for an honest and independents hygicnic
organ. We shall publish
Popular PHysiology. illustrated. complete cx-
PLANTATION ~ the structures aud functiUns, Of tho
human system; euccincf and clear expo-itions, "
lustratcd. OF various Diseases, with advice for
their cure.
IA Medicai Systems, giving history of all tho
medical theories that have prevailed In all ages of
the world.
Domestic Economy, Household Affairs, Uygicuic
Cookery, the Selection and Preservation Of Food,
etc.
The Economy Of Heo,h.-By adopting the Hy-
gicnic ~ stem, people would prevent the enormous
waste caused by sickness and improper living.
The Labor ffoy1eD,.-Corrcct habits will insure
the worker health and strength prerequisites for
his independence.
Health md Happiaess. Health reform L. tho
basis OF oil reform. What II more valuable than
a sound mind and n sound mind In sound body
Ttyms.--$2 year: single number. ~ cents; ton
copies, $l5, and an extra copy toagcnt, The
ANXIOUS MOTIIER.
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For DELIVERY II sent by mail, mounted aud
vanished ready for framing, 30 cents extra must
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| Pye,niums. -Dcsides Club Rstes, we are offering
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With tue exception Of the Le0'
ger, Record, Nsm, Herald, Day
and the Telegraph whose cilcula-
ton is but Is, 700, the figures are
too small, and in some cases, as
in that of the Bulletin, which cir.
culatcs about 10000 copies, gross
ly incorrect,
And now shall leave you, for
a season, to your own thoughts
and ways and good people, your
enterprise and Jour thrift, your
great shadowy pineries, your clear
trout streams, and your Italian
skies, the like OF which Eastern
folk never sce,your busy mills and
forest-,hreading railroads, and
better than all your strong belief
which, l think, will never be
shaken and which Eastern people
share with you to a larger extent
than you may kuow-in the fu-
ture greatness of Northern Mlchi'
gan. w. 3. II.
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THE authors of tire horrible
murders at the Bender Shanty,in
Kansas, have been mostly hunted
up, and arc in custody. 1t is the
most ficndish affair that has come
to tho public notice this year.
Under the disguise of keeping a
small tavern or grocery, the gang
murdered unsuspecting travellers,
men, women, and children, for
money, clothing and property,
found with the victims, and the
bodies were buried about the
premises, in fields, &c.
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ment at Belmont,of the view from
Georges Hill, OF the new drive
which is being cut out through
the rocky borders OF the river,
unless J at once put a period to
this sentence.
1t may seem a strange thing to
say, butt am, nevertheless, con-
strained to inform you that "a
new era has dawned upon our
city" In the first place, the first
ship OF "TuE ONLY" American
steamship line to Europe, sailed
on her 6rst voyage last week, and
her three sisters are soon to fol-
low, all owned and built here.
Add to this, tho new lines to
Antwerp and Liverpool, recently
established by tho International
Company, and you will at once
perceive that a revival Of our
commerce is in progress. Further
more the Reading Railroad Com
pany intend to establish another
through line to tho west and in
connection Herewith to build a
line of iron steamers, for direct
European transportation. This
will, of course, be in competition
with the Pennsylvania Central.
Our people are now thorough
" in earnest about. the Centennial,
and are determined to mako it
glorious enough to suit everybody.
The exposition buildings will soon
be commenced in the west park,
where large area has been set
aside for the purpose, and will be
permanent structures mot the
flinsy affairs which are usually
erected. We all feel that it is
yet too coon to expect much aid
from any State save our own, but
no one fears that the West will re
fuse to give her hearty co-opera
ton when the proper time comes.
Meanwhile we shall demonstrate
to our friends that the Centen-
NAL Celebration will he conducted
on a national scale and with a
national spirit. We surmise that
that the Centennial will require
good deal of Michigan pine.
The other day l called upon a
friend, who edits one OF our daily
papers and we foil to talking very
naturally about newspapers. Ii
answer to some inquiries of mine
he gave the circulation Of several
of our best known journals, whicl
possibly you may feel curious t'
know. His estimates, | mus
forewarn you: are far too low il
some cases, however, as l know
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-05

We have received the Lake
County Star, }. +. Radcliffe pro.
prietor, and the Reed City Gar
ion, by JOS. X. Fairchild, and find
them both livelv and full OF snap.
Here's our eB-, gentlemen, and
wishing you much success in the
"biz." Rockford Register.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-05

ca PffrsBuRG merchant declares
that he knows of ID fret society
ladies who steal his goods when
ever they can get a chance. Id
this connection it may be men.
Toned that it is a well ascertained
fact that wealthy w ashington,
women frequently pilfer laces and
other costly articles from the dry
goods stores when they have the
money to pay for them. The
Utrcniclesays that the shop-kceper
Hitherto spared the suspected ''la-
dies out Of compassion, but will
Hereafter nab them without pity
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1873-06-05

A DISPATCH from Shanghai, Civ.
ing some particulars OF the cap
ture by the Chinese forces of Tai
eefoo, in the province of Yunnan.
Southwestern China, says: "The
victorious forces fell upon their
captives and fnassacred 90, 600.
The Sultan poisoned himself ra'h-
er than iall into the hands Of his
enemies"