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THE Lungs are Strained and Racked by per,
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an incurabie complaint established thereby; VI.
Jayne's Expectorant is an effective remedy lot
Coughs and Colds, and exerts benehclai eneei
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The Household Panacea and Family
Liniment

Is the best remedy in the world for the following
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Pain in the Stomach, Bowels Side Rheumatism in
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Thirty Years Experience of am Odd
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Children Often Look Pale and Sick

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Browns Broncn1aI Trocnes for Coughs
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
INCIDENTS OF THE LOCAL CANVASS.

The Apollo Hall XIIIth Assembly District
Convention night nominated stephen d. Beters for
Assembly
The lid Assembly District Convention of
Bergen County, NewJersey has nominated John W.
BOgert Of Hohokus.
The Liberal Republican XIIIth Assembly
District Convention lat night nominated Stephen d.
Peters for Assembly.
w. ID. Cornell was on Thursday evening
nominated for Alderman by tho Democrats Of the Nine
tcenth Wari OF Brooklyn
C. VI. Benson was on Thursday evening
nominated for Assembly by the With District Democratic
Convention Of Kings county.
The With Senatorial Liberal Republican
Convention last night nominated Hugh ii. Moore, tue
Tammany candidate, for Senator
Last evening the German Republicans OF
southheld Richmond County. approved the Republican
county nominations The meeting was quite enthu'
siastic.
The Democrats of the With District of Hud-
son County New-Iersey, have nominated a. h. Brown
for Assembly James Curran, Jr has been nominated in
the With, aud James j. Sllleok IN the WIN
Tho Brooklyn Democratic General Commit
tee met last night and confirmed all the Aldermanc
nominations, with the exception Of those OF the sxh
and Seventh Wards, which we're referred 10 specai
committee.
John Roach complained yesterday to Com
missioner Davenport that inspectors OF election FOR
the XvInth Election District, I'D Assembly District
w0ud not allow him to register because his naturaza
tiou papers were made out in Connecticut. The Com
mi ,sioner informed the Inspectors tbat II ROich had
lived in this state the required length OF the Inc was
entitled 20 register.
The delegates Of the German Democratic
Liberal Reform organizations met last night 81 the leu
tonia Assembly Rooms, with Judge d. Gross IN inc
chair A motion made 10 indorse The County Ju'
dietary and Legislative ticket Of Tammany. AFTER
short debate the motion was temporarily Wltnuiamn,
was introduced by w. Glaubenskee, who supported
l,r,y nd
Amendment ana in favor Of the Jamniany judiciary
fickAf. Mern adOplel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25


BREpEN-a e,el c'6','. De- - '~s ~ s,r,h ~ ~
ts. agfs f William saen ho~ ef" a. sai .f'' o. "oA
tn fcr, viii t,ke pals from rlc. " Ha'chss go,
~ ,aseth Saturday 81 Trans lo,c vsl aOfs' .a
CHtlaaJtsla at 1 0oOcA. Retaining ever Saf
BRINK BlIOFP-sudleu TH0-~s sssuo1D. Oc - Issss
Tue ibs rehc' 1 ,Sor 80 F'-fi-
81 Jersey CITY n } SuDi1y 2b.h iiss a. q 'e4oos
dsy OoL 30 Thon,s CadgASder. Tho Tb Dchr u Boz .s-
The viii place his e aoo Oe'r r'a'ia On rsi
afternoon, Al O'Clock
DAYTON-A Ruihersrt Park y J. Puisl D., - 'G ~,
OF Hhxtbsh. N. J.
Nodoc Of iuner 10 morrow
GAMBIE-oa weiups,y o. - 1878 m,rs-re' Of ISts
r ,es sni ru5. Of ihe ai, ar. r,,searT ,,y ~ .ei
The flaet. Ne eielce Of brs hIs.I. 10 bIs - b-
i'm. 2JA Hsl. a. 10 .
Gglxal.--Tsosns, Gw,une. ,Fei ~ year'
PnsernI services bed Episcopal Cblr aslSss Ia y.
on saaosy the 26sb inss Al l3aoei~M
sde Alice eas.t William W. vsAn Eln - ras,.
Relative f1rHg sl IT, Ptn ~ >alsl thoi ar a'tA
stesf the h3.rsl seyo- - az ruhan ubsr bsT"S "s
h,Tcy-ave~, bryo1in, tNs nti ~ sPe'''@ ~
sNEDBERG-At Tnisueu Ncs lefs.,. 2sh Oc'Sbi 1913.
Jedrry .nsick Young esd Of Oscar All All S@abess
E0uoe Of fGacr4 hcrcsstf'
SfMPsOS-In Brooku Ibip Oct ~ lS43 soI-Si-r ssF
-on. 4. the ABA year Of has A-e " 30 .' '
TO RR-suseur Brooklyn. weaesis, Ort ~. 1878 Daws
&. Tower 4gei - wears sal . m'i.is
Fanefsl clnres VI bs eJ JcAs "aef'n a bsHss
afternoon. Oc'. % e. : odVrA
yALRsrlS.t Grr-npoint Thuriw Oe % .ne',
aeeriBg oi oasss lodn T. fsfaao n u "fh -"
OF bis o.. "A.
Church of tue Ascension. keutst
wIgGIN-At Rye on Ihur.isy csaens ts's. iszssis.
of Augustus aHi ARn IS H'ssn, "a , ,.s M, fs ia
house ofher parents. ~ Sins" n9p o.
wOODKu PP- Su denly Friday, oet 81 Crnh> 0@irpa
ke,e 40 1saS az hr 5sef X,rs wooir Isl st.s
a.. BfOoEya "a JoulsJ, TIE 2I~ Inst az "e'eA %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
CovERYMESY WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT..

.. WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or TIE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
W.sHNGIos ID. c., Saturday, Oct Isl n. M.
SynODsis for The past tCeH!uf0W hours
The barometer has very generally risen since
Thnrsday night throughout the entire country except
in the eastern portion OF New-EnghDd ana III NOV"
Scotia. -, $500, ..,..,,.
The temperature has risen tho Gulf and Atlantic
COASTS and over the Ohio Valley II has fallen decdedy
m the extreme Northwest ana over the Lower Lakes
NORTHEAST winds, with partly cloudy weather pres III
te Nsssslpp Valley and the Western plains ana snow
is reported, with northery Winds III Colorado ana
wyoming. &c.. .-., - -
iirht Winds and Gains. with clear weather; are re-
pored from the South Atlantic coast northerY winds,
with threa enlng weather. the Middle Atlantic States
and with partly cloudy weather from New-tnSanu
South.w cserlY Wiuds prevail on the lower lakes. ..
Probabilities.
For Saturday In the Gulf States increasing norm ava
eas Winds with cloudy weather and failing barometer
for the south Atlantic States high winds ana pdriy
For the Middle Atlantic States, nOrtherty Minds ogeing
4, north -tresf te partly cloudy and clear eod re0hst
For New England nOrtherly winds and lower teinp1a-
tnra: for the Lake region west aud northwest Nlhs,
with lower temperature and generally clear weather.
for the Northwest NORTH sefY wlnns, OachhR 70
northeast with falling barometer and clear OF p1ru!
cloudy weather. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

Investigated. aid the Investigation must 20 to the
very bottom. lChoers Hardly one-hat OF the
eoed goes into the Treasury; the greater portion
sticks to fbo fingers Of corrupt officials We have
'on eyeryteng ;nc Dp'e b tAS6d, ana II The AaminlS
gave tax upon your very souls [Cheorsl The Pres.
dens, WHO ives At Long Branch and Washington,
doubled hrs saIiry by his own vote. Was there ever
anything so dsgraceful The last Congress
rupt from top 10 tOe and IT'S work must be largely
done That corrupt body ~ bsing paid ts back sal
grab by the elections In Ohio Oregon and elsewhere
series OF resolutions was adopted In favor Of tine
Democratic candidates. cOmplimentipg EK-GOY. Sey-
InOur. calling upon tho next Legislature for power To
choose tho officers for tho better adninstra
ton Of our City Government opposing the attempt to
change the Constitution for tho purpose Of abOisng
elective judiciary and III favor O the speedy prosecution
of the public works,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
SkpPHIRES.

When an American speaks of a Sapphire.
he uses wiz hout probably knowing IL, word cPnI90n
IN NH tne tongues which men 81 his branch or the
human family have spoken from the land and the times
M Masses nd OF JOB lOwn 10 our own days Inc sap
phre is Identical In composition with the kupy dHer
i rom N only IN color. The Ruby Is as red a. blood
Tbe Sapphr IL as blue the ky OF course we speak
of the perfect RUBY, and Of the perfect Sapphire
really fine sapphire ~ much more easily FOUND IMAM
really line Rnby aud fine Sapphres OF very large size
are not uncommon while nne RnbY OF very iarso
siaa !. almost unknown out OF the East. Messrs
Starr & Marcus No "a Johnst (up stni1sl among not
few beautiful sapphTes, nave Just now one which -
simpy delicious In color In luster, and what Is very
rare IN brillancy The perfect sapphire should have.
hv araelal light as wen rs by day, the pure and posi-
blue color OF the richest clear blue velvet II IT be
mixed with black with purple II may be hne stone
otherwise fails OF the perfection aud price OF the
IDEAL Sapphirenat which the ungallant Hebrews who
held thar the Tables delivered at stuai of sapphire
descrbed as the male sapphire to distinguish a. from
the pale blue of the female sapphire" Browning has
adopted thls phrase IN his striking picture OF tire ar'
OF King Saul, 4
The Jewels that woke Ia his turbau. 2
Al. LILO AT once-withn start r..fr..t 81 .
All the lordiy male sapphres-lnd Ruprs 100
Courageous &C heart .. ...-..-.,. ,d ~,
No gem Is puerto, or has more picturesque 49,.
mantle associations than the sapphire no o'
held 1t sacred Co Apollo. and esteeniou - ,suiios
agtinst ipyers. Even Christian d. 'oeV"'0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NswOrLssss 2AFou--Onb local asnaoi Treble si.ss
~ 25as5 90 Yssy S9aS9 "a Corn dspi''ssso 90, Oss
65a5G Bran o9s. " ~ Iay-sgppy .sd demand 10,
$40 % Dr. sa4d M.sts Col, 81 e5lays Bsee :
osy rsisI demand sho1ier 7ae CicaF RIB SOS -
sdfg 6d8t. Hsms-No denaEdi o1rriag 81 lO1lIs bsss
Tferce In dmind At Saa9c neg q lob Sast-hoss.ee t9ss
MDsssesZ0 bb. % choice sd Al 6I1- Whkr 1hey i''
lssas 03c Cincinnati 81 COTE uuchauge torn hoh b.
ss CO Gold 100 CuuenoI ca prumsm EIesAnge-Ssefias s
DiI9is; NsW-Iors Sgdt Al
wILsIseTos. Oct % Syns fspeatBe stsadr "a j9 hsss
Stunned.
X of fsios Dp 80 40 virgir. Tar dsii ~ 0b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
THE REGlSTRATION

rnE FIGURES FALL FAR BEHIND mosE or LAST YEAR
The Boards of Registry were in session
throughout tho city yesterday and the result showed
last night received far names OF citizens who
desire TO vote at the coming election than any
previous day the registration amounting to 1850 the
following comparative table shows the number Of per
sous registered IN each Assembly Dstrict:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
ACCEPTANCE OF JOHN FOX.
John Fox has written the following letter

acceptance:
To Mesvs sHASDLET, HOGAN LrsAGHr, CLANCY, aud
BYRSRS
GEEITTHES: cheerfuliy accept the nomination ten
deTed by yOu behalf OF Igh Senatorial Dis
trlct Democratic Convention. I believe that
the people Of this district, who ~>nvo FREE
quently honOred by their confidence, VIII
raty your nomination by overwhelming majority on
election day. II elected, | viii discharge my duty
faithfully and maintain and advocate the best OF my
ability the principles OF the Democratic party. Thank
ing you for your kind consideration. remain. your ODe-
dent servant JOHN Fox.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
rlssrNGEES hRRLYeD.

Paoa Gu.sGOw- N aotmsstp CapI5tf. Oct ~ -Tgfbss
Owen vie md f,mi At,Sphy prs ay thsiis bsugfs.
Nm O. A.sIor. $50 hl-ief a. Pss'-. u - B~s4s" Ma
B1sen WI i.rn CnmmB{
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
FINANOg IN THE CABINET.

Tho Cabinet va, session nearly three hours today
and The time WA mostly occupied In discussing hnsn.
ciaI questions. No change decided apon. and no
new course marked out. The President. however has
affirmed his determination TO continue 70 use what ~
Improperly called tho reserve ~ long II il needed 10
pay lhe ex poHscs OF the GOvernment ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

TOt,l,..I2e6io 1860 1889 07,1Is 1900

Tho registration OF the present year compared with
that of the three days of therefore 20o less and
5ls6l behind the total registration last year. In
1871 the registration amounted TO 1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
BLAggNAH Nv

BLAggNAN-gO BDRGH o. Ihur-ft w y - ~ .fsnss ~
ths bues rsr,Bs Rev. be- U alI'c lyer 90 h@s' ,.rs
NJ r. is.ns D ser EDgS % sfrla iftnH fss
bnrzh itrgh.sro or W Yb.hofgn. ssl. II Al'siJ
RgRyOsBEGHAt ne fefeuc- ~ ne h-r p'rH'. on 'hs
~ at, o, ha lis H. 81 h,s.fofs. @s~a ~ -
Upspl . D. W'lsm 'rEn 81 tssfpss % ifab 80
dau;hier u lslac ". yosblrgh, co Of Mhtnj-
-P!TCIl-Oa rreA5 DC. 80 tbs rssilsNs Of de
pa-eLs nj Urfjri. Mrs kry lf1p- bth Wt'hs
K.--, Of Anisrst ass. y Fiai Of OsfD. Ms
uAUnIAc- ~ BLERAtSi Butos Chsp. hifisorn Co,n ~
s Rev waHss cat rector Ssas.si % Iv Re- - npei M
Caroline A. laaghtr u I EtW 81 Fl ID u "a
ndfstosp Conn 20 Wiham dfudsr u Figaius. H. y
PERKrHS-KOBYGT5 40 Iisrfr Oct - bV ine Rev y ihA
ssa Gage PrrsIns MHry. dtg Iesrs kAosH.
WuiTNBI-FARSAM On wsinesity o. ~ New Iisyre. ~
Rev sseon whiney - -aee dtHsass' Il h-HTy
Fi0tg. esl, % Ma llsroa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
r--,e shrwyr

CgicAgo. OH - -CArvu-ksesla. 100. nsrsa eor,uses
Gal, bst er r2 -i' riie sf- - g. GOOD 70 Choen sess
soll At - 7b asj Dos s9rrft W fO@sS 30, aapm1s.sH
Dts- a.
z,sIe seEre :. az s5aS4 ~, bgbt ~ 20@$3 IS. s ena
shipmeae, Hssaf 7.VyO. ~ r. -
8nssr2 Receipt 52i ~srte, .'iiy br goot g,ess .th
sssree shi Jai popt puce1 gsebme.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

American tea,lcn-n search go9. ,ni ns' o..
s directed - BssJAs. User ilaA8e 80 O"sintd.
tondoa. N. a sso'i- sJ for Ulster s.'~iS
s0lt U5e ssoS,s sal cDsaIT .site So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
THE STATE or TRdDE
HAVANA EXCHANGE.

HWY, O, 2ARIeAsnzs que DATED stat, " i'tr ear
rssrv 81 i Der cent prsmIam ga Do 81 qblc p e
premium! sold G5 premium so sfa' ''' WITS
Der ssnt premium Psrs, "a d1Oc per celi pfeinipm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

upon lie mention by Isaiah says OF H. that proc"ses
favor with princes paciies enemies. frees from 90
chsntment and malice and obtains Freedom from ssD
tsxlfv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

.. Hhnt osshf be roD-idere5 Honestly sns t--<sfy
Gold gL cod q sio7. is al ae snea.
fsc,rss sOb e,ii hrast gold !ots VEL sri ~"'
sell oner prOr l pr',susons ~ bssi H. tf-
ani nay BE- tsi os, are hts he'fh "enni @'ei
,h n.e .isltersn "yiis" Use n H, Nstk" A-rcsas
Eissy scyss soHa gosS ~ rTtsNfsts SIRE ~ t"im
stb't l3- xyis al
sssI aa. ia s.e.e,. spi bssfsL C.gsIsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

withdrawing hi, utmost eniesyots has no. several
Onths been able 10 the meney 70 pay thee on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

Dr. Gasbssuck (s.e Of cooa. nske. p,a,nr Or .r'ss
y.is BOO 3f,s1shf 13a.t. Mes fprL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

Ladies suffering frou sap,"re i1.tast rshese ssi ,.
iLt>rIo esyss 6SJ BroSsa. pF'yss t@9aS b'F
sles sgl ai pnHs. pa 6ng2r; ti1r ,as Pn noe 900"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

80. II "a reported that in view Of the fact that
British Australia Honou
Pflpaso in s sSsk The AHsesa hue over sos zane
to- 70 via at b. reoyssyd srfai i.-s 80 80 " ..e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
WASHINGTON.
BACK PAY ILLUSTRATED.

CONGRESSIONAL EXAMPLE FOLLOWED IN Tux POST
OFFICE DEPARTMENT J0HNsoN's
TEsriMoNY-How liz SAVED MONEY on $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25
fRGIED

True and False Scier;s, ,s7,,e, =, rsain sasss. b.
s.Re ;,.s.h. a faiHJSE G,Hrls. fsfRA VI. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

THIRD DAYS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ISSUES Dis
CU5sED-rHE TRADE IN SHIPS ADVOCATED
TARIFF RECONMENDATiOSs-A sEisIE5 on IMAM
GAL PROPORTIONS. .. r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

An Notices Of Nuralss neH DC hldsried 0la i4H
,uI.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-25

ao ne aom'aiop Of oui,d, ogiuir, @,ss s,p rs,s
10 .ui lairpeBigBt of III psnJ lnes.
The New York herald., 1873-07-07
SUNDAY CASUALTIES.

Martin Ryan, aged, ten OF 102d street, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues, fell of house yester'
day and disocated his right arm.
Aaron Mlnyeshemer, aged forty, OF 50 avenue b,
conductor on car 20 of the First avenue line,
struck John Ryan, of 31s East Twenty y-second
street, yesterday, In the leg with car hook, on
the corner of Twenty-Jhird street and Second av-
enue, innicting q severe wound.
Albert Eschevis, aged thirteen, OF $40 Ninth ave.
nue., was shot in the right arm by Eugene Worst,
yesterday, while he was practising with a pistol,
at Seventy-n1 street and Ninth avenue.
Philip Amand was stabbed In the face yesterday,
with sword, by Frank Schneider, OF First avenue,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
Amand was attended to at the Eleventh precinct
station house and Schneider escaped from the
police.
Michael Callahan, of Is Mott street, and Patrick
Pickett OF G2 Mulberry street, got into an alterca-
ion yesterday In front OF SO Mulberry street, when
han was stabbed in the side. Neither were danger
ousy wounded. Both were arrested by Captain
Kennedy, OF tho Sixth precinct. :.
Lawrence White was hit on the head with cluD
yesterday by Loche J0sephus, during fight The
latter was arrested by the police OF the Fifth pre-
cinct.
Julia Grow, OF 1856 East Twenty ty-hftn street,
jumped from the second story window OF her resi-
dence yesterday during quarrel with her nus
band, and was dangerously injured.
Francis Parker. OF 1,248 Second avenue, was
shot in the hand yesterday by bullet rom pis-
tol in the hands OF Cornelius Driscol who try.
ing to shoot his wife.
The New York herald., 1873-07-07
THE MoD0Cs.

One OF Captain Jacks Fathers-fn-Law
surrcnders-The Modoc Murderers and
Captain Jack Are Sick at Fort Klamath.
YREKA, July 8, 1873.
Mr.. Blair, superintendent of Fairchild's ranch,
says that on Wednesday morning last three
Modocs-namely, Miller Charley and one of Captain
Jacks lathers-in.law and young warrior-came TO
him west OF his house and called out the ranch
men and formally surrendered The Modocs were
anxious to know what they should do. Captain
Fairchild told them to bring in the women and
children about the lava bed and then await orders
from the military authorities. The Modocs started
for their sQuaws and children on the following day.
Colonel Lewis, of Red Blun, attorney for the Mo-
docs charged with murder, leaves this evening.
He intimates that he has engaged In the case at
the solicitation Of Judge steele. and is anxious not
only to show provocatlon On the part OF the
Indians for the late struggle, but also the causes
OF all hostties.
Sickness is reported among the Modoc prisoners
at Fort Klamath. Close confinement Is commeac-
ing to tell on Captain Jack and Curly-headed
Doctor, the former being weak, gaunt and COM
planning.
The New York herald., 1873-07-07
A SAD CELEBRATION.

Plcasurc-seekers on the Fourth Drowned
In storm Out West-Women and
Children Lost I'm . Yacht and q Family
Drowned from q Rowboat.
MnwAUKEE, Wis.,, July 8, 1879
terrible storm broke upon this city at noon
yesterday. while the Fourth OF July festivities were
in full blast and our beautiful bay covered with
yachts and small boats filled with pleasureseekers,
among whom were ladies. The yachts Louise
and Lone Star were capsized. The inmates
received a severe ducking and some mar
rowly escaped drowning. Trees were up
rooted, signs, nags and awnings were
dancing IN the air, while loud peas OF thunder and
flashes of lightning followed in quick succession.
All passed over In half an hour without loss Of
life, but this sad news reached US from Green Lake.
beautiful sheet OF water Ripon, Wis.,, already
famous as Summer resort. The sailing yacht r.
q. Harshaw capsized, and the following out OF o
party OF twenty who were on board, were lost -
Mrs. A. p. Carnan Of Dartford; Mrs. NJ. G. Russell
and daughter, OF Berlin; Jennie Olin of Dartford
Mrs. George, z. Harding and child of the Rev. Mr..
Allen, o. Dartfords A rowboat also capsized, and
the occupants, william Buxheim. wife and child
and Mrs. John Bocid, OF Dartford, were all drowned
Along the line OF the Milwaukee Northern Rail
road the damage to the crops is very great over
eighty trees had to be cleared from the track be-
fore trains could pass. The telegraph lines were
Frustrated in all directions, and for time there
was not a single wire working out OF MILWAUKEE,