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l%tinolOite SreDe beb Secorab g. 8.
fra 10bs til 17be September.

Riis g @nberien Setre- Irs SRA.
riane Inberirn-Sle Gnsbretien Berg
-S@uneeripn-Sle & Saaser-Gnbre
Sperlpn 8iepre-0uneer SpbnipnWpen
-Gltiabetb S%cbanneien @aitruS-@ms
munbSrbanneien @itbus-GbparpSon.
icn-GPils &arrltne Nelicn-Gepin 6
Neffac-Glin9 Nelipn-Gntre 81. Strs
re9rapen-& Serren-Wiis Anne 9res
bslen-Mrs G9riifianien Wiis Silba
Scbnirn-S Ssr9enien-8nut SautIen
Seuane-&nut Snutipn-Wiis &aonilb
Snutipn-@briitine g NprSsaarb-@u:
gun % Nillpn-@brifian > @snnino-
Die 1llbneis.
Den 25be Ssptember:
Ilbert Is G99e-@briiti @uneerseat.
ter-Setie 6 9ausen- Die Spapua-
Martbe Salpcrien = Saul Sunsipn -
Miis Sbcra Salpcripn-Sulia Salpcr.
8nutirn- Serit o. @ari
Siien &piiea-Rarp Cen 2-@nna Gar.
ipn-Sittil Slien Sunen- WariS9pers
ION.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
Srdnct

Srdnct
af9aar s~eifpper 81. 7.40 Mcrsen % off
poer ST. 2.20 Gfterm. Soften maa
inblepcres en- halp Sine for Sranenes
Ifsan9;
anfpmmer s~ifenfra Sl. 1925 "a peien:
fra 81. $50 Gfterm.
StdaeS
fra Gaming, @aufcn, @ppbpile % Se'
irer anfcmmer bper Wanbas, Sns:
Gag % 6rebas ST. 10 8prm., % afs
9aar famine Gage &l. 2 Gfterm. Ypf
maa intleperes 1 Slime t~iblisere.
fra Burr DAT anfommer bper @anbag,
Snsba9 % Srebag Iften, % afsaar
tpsr SirsSas, Scrseag % ssrbae 81.
6 Wprseu.
til Sluftcn afsaar Wanea9 rs 6rebas
81. z Wprsen 60 anfrmmer bper Sirss
Gag % Sprsea9 often. Brit til be TO
~iteffnGonte Steper maa ineleperes in:
cen ri. 6 ben fpresaaenoe @ften.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
1scorah Snititute.

Tscorab Snitituts. Ssnue a,
reanitalt, iOm ri eirfsli9 tror T.,
aibiulpst ct tibIlssre irlt Sopu !,
III i iulo @irtiOmbsb. % gn5s,
Der bar Sntsrssie for lln9Somm,~.
Sporu8sIic burbe iom ri aiIroo, .
Scies, San oil "a i@itterlia o.,
berira meo iulo Spsrbepisniro ar,
at bris en- Glen paa no9en @.oo,.
er litanb til at lGre Oct for On n,
esnoe Torrstninssmano iao rio,,,
Sag Watbsmatit, oa oil ban lrr
Oct Der nnosr eu iaa 9rsi % obi.
ienoe @silsonins, Jon Den g,si
Breckenridge posr, liseiom piit cci,.
Be curiss 9ersre, Sr. Glad, Sr.gg:
Sr. &ooowortb % 9r. 5utcy al,
Ssnissnosr bioras,r Git til al cir,
StuIsn til ct irst Silflustitso in !,
hinge.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

EGy 6rtpsraHif @telier. Sr. Ola
% adams er fremesles paa I'm samle
SLABS, altib reSe til at bstiene &unbsr,
90 bans @rbeite bsrsr til bet Seefe /
ut Slass. Sr. &bams bar ~beffanbis
r9ret anIeet ipm en- COB 8otosraf, %
bar ielp mee &ette trcet bet iamme, men
unper Sptosrafernes Spnpsntipn / 9bis
casp fanbt ban ub, at enbnu 9ist mans:
Iebe, Oe ban itrep zig Bag Ore bpab ban
Der iaa % bsrte, % CT beitemt paa, at
laee line Sunbsr npee 9pbt eeraf.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

Eag% Gu or Sieen AZ tisbs @sresns
bsefe Ssmaifinsr fer biIis s5Tis. 8.
Gnsbertien, assnt fer @innrlbsit &C.,,
pil bstals 90 Sents rr. guibel fer &c.
1 Speee / Sntts fer &c. 9@rcrsr x Sas
fer Lock Stitch Snmaitins, g,mceFselis
en- al be bsefs Raitiner / Wartseet.
Rem CO unSeris3 mine Iaitinsr fsrtre
De fisbsr ansstfsss. @rrrt CO INIT,
tntt 90 tnuet Irbsios u~tisrss li9e scet.
ca snbrey Waitiue ~saranterss icr 10
gar. 3.3W
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

81 %erfarer al "Snter Ocean" for
isaar, at 8eretninssn fra 9incoIn,
@ebr., ON at Charlie 8ois or sien.
funben, life er ianb. @i opbassbs
benne 6ienoripelie for lent til at
funne ta9e Den 8sretnins. iom nm.
bes / bette SO. al Blaoet no.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
peeurab os Smesm.
Sen 26oe September.

8 Sparp Of S%uperpiiprs mppe
| lipite use blep fclsenpe Sfatter
uplisnet for 1874; StatssS fat 2
Drills, GpuntpsSf at 4 3d., Bro
Sfat S 3d., GpuntpsS fcle Sfat
1 3d., SinpsipgesSfa II 3d.,
Satti9ifat J 3D., Sfat til 6prels
prelpie Sern J &c., Sattisitat l
3d., til Sprbeprins at Gcurtbus
6runpen J 3d., tiliammen 14Naias
for bper 5OGents betalt / 0eilfat
AT be / Gpuntpet rarenbe Sf1ttes
mere.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
ia.

Iel. al 8. q. &sisisT.
Srus bolt min Gang, iOm 6osisn nit Norn!
Sab runse Sislb % Sal al Sonsns @alos!
Sp, brpber no it9rft % manbist &or.
Spsr arlis Wanb imellem Norsss Sieloe!
Set sielbsr Norse! Som bu frie Manb.
Oct sr bit itolts, ELITE SpbsIanb
SsIb Norss Selo bets DrOt % Selo bets ScnnHt!
8iIt 8unsn, Norbmuno! fra bit beie Slb.
Cab fiaft bin SisI blunbt Sebreue fig rpre!
SER, bOor bet runssr fra be bIante SfioIb',
Msns Stialosn barsr Sasnet for bit SIRE.
Stolt Sn.ti.n farsr ODER 8sIssn frsm,
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

@runSsn til Saarnets Sop. 8i,,,.
sr bpssst Of sre % fOitsr omtr,~.
$4,000. SaarnflOffsn psisr 700 81,
os foFsr $500. @oIuinssn sr n
fort al M. Sadipig. @ariou si,,,
er 60 SOB lang, Al Sob breS .,
SOB bei, bpsset af Sra. grb,s..
paa eenne &irfe er uoiprt al y
Mmerifaner.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

paa @m. 8saro d Cons Sarm
Der / Nerbsosn, blsp forleoen tr9ifst
992 8uibel Susos. / Al Slime. 3
Ysrioner lashe ifliteuis &orn / SRA.
ifiner, % | II Winutter, ubsu at
itopps, terifeoes 800 8uibeI. Sstte
rlaa fables soot Mrbsioe.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
% -

~
Afso Ssltsb1bsr til Bet beic Siem.
, @Or, Din Niaet ifaI suis Ipic!
% fine 5 Den itoIte llnssripsno.
Meo lpie 8rpn, mso bpi o. buGlpet Eance.
Weo rOli9t Smil, mso &irmpsiu9re ped 9rnH?
Vt ban sr norNiif. maa bpsr Ioromano lance
Sst TribeS er, Den bOIos &iGmpsicu.
9an lsper ci bag &lippen mer Gen;
Wen Sribco ifaI iornpe @orses S9or!
Sficn eft on &lippe. oiue Senners 9pit
Din Climbing @ransns Ipie @rsne beige.
Oct uiIos Sap omtrina bit ncsne 8rpii.
% / bin Mrm be srcnne gnss beige,
Gen rise NIalm i epbe @obrfapn,
Gn &rebs at Sennsr meo ct erlist Naun;
SsIS @orss. Sslp bets Srot % Sslo bets Scnner
R. 6. Sanieu.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
%

sr fjenoar' eli andre Staber.
Cart bso' iafnat Ssimsn ei SID,
Siipr' sr ban no 10 flor % 10 blic
@at foma fpat iom fam:
es meter Tom sin Mann,
% alhri fer GO ut or 9anbet.
9par Galsr.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

beitensn / @atsr Strect, 9iuet til
8. S'8reisn % SO. 6. Mea9ban
for en- Detailing al 40 Gents pr 10.
benbe SOB. &ontraftprerne maatte
9ipe 1000 Collars Sifferbeb meo
SoIaban % Yeter @baIen iom &au.
tioniiter. -Sruitees Stiles foreiIo9 at
nnberie9e ON Den 8loaf iOm $. 8.
Solberg bar last unoer @ater Ctr.
fra lin &ielosr, sr ristis fonitrusret
% imooiat Sab at ben bIiper &c.
flerst n%brusbar. @sotaset. $3.50
bIep anpiit til ~llobetaIine. Snssn
piosrs SorbanoIinssl uf @istisbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

Com bet oil ices at Mpertisle.
mentet paa ferits SIDE al Sscorab.
Soften, bar ST.. g. @. Gamblers
faaet biem fine Scit. % @intsrparsr,
% bar benne Sang siort iterre Sno.
fieb END nOseniinoe for. ST.. Can.
bers bar u9ret / Sorretnins / Seco.
rab / iaa lang Sib, os er iaa for.
bslastis befienbt, at bet er %unpbpsn.
bist for Os at 9iue bam nosen On.
bsfalins, men ri oil blot fortslis
umtale bans itorartsoe Sorrstnins.
Sans Store.8 psnius sr 114-25,
bporaf ban benbtter ale gtassr, %
bar aItiaa ct Slaosrum al 1890
&uabrat.Soo, fOruosn at ban MI bar
unber 8psnin9 ct SarebuS, 2O-40,
itrar basenfor lin 8gtif 8ummet
ousnpaa 8utifen bar fer p9rst be.
npttet til S~plasSitso for alminoelise
Sarer, men ST. 9anoers bar MI
beitemt Jig til at fple Ell uD @ren
til S~orreInin9en, ncmli9 Ct tort Sp.
lag at @uIbteppstpier, % ba bette
Sspartement bill blipe Openpaa, piI
ban anbrin9e Ell imuf Ginoeltrappe
/ 8a9enpsn al 8utifen % inbrette
bet 9ele ima9inlot. ST.. Gamblers
fOritaar at 9icre Snoticb, at babe
< / lit Store imuft % imusiulot
orran9eret, o9 BABE bp9ti9e O9 poa'
IioeIise Sanoelsbetienter. 90 / Sal.
LET, bOOrof De Slcite Norife meo ST..
s. g. See / Spibien). San er noen.
tbipI en- bDSti9 Sor-etnilsSmano, tbi
ban forltaar at beabtte SO9trpf.
feriperte. Goes Ipertisiementet.
hF 5ois Su snifer 9arer, fabriferebe
ubeluffenee al lib, iaa 9aa til
DEBORAH Wooden Mill Store.
21m @ater Str., Secrrab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

SSater Street unoersaar en- iGr.
oeles npttis Separation, ibct man
a~nbrinser 8enositsns paa bs9se 81
Der af 9aeen.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

RAJ Netcp mpbtaset ct iirrt % srSt
DISAGREEMENT at @tfcrsepns / Iannines
9arietD Strre.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

Sr. >. s.. Sbompion, al Sir.
maet Slion & S%bompion, sr MI fom.
men tilbase fra Chicago, bUOr ban bar
ficbt @arsr for omirsnt $4,000 til
lit npe Store. Sen npe 8psnins
er MI iaa n9r farbis, at SIptnins
fan paubespnbes Manoas.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

Sm Lite % 2ocn October ifal SRA.
rlon % NoylpaD norife &irter i Clap.
ton So. inppiss. Den Sipiis CT
bpesst al Sr. 8. Safluig Der al
8psn, % sr 60 Sob lang SO SOB
brsp, 90 500 bri % s. Sob ira
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

u.s. gn flint Yiss, Der fan sicrs
alminoeli9t S%usartsioe fan erbOloe
Ylaos. N0rmere Undertaking i
bette gIabs Expedition.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
Rates of Advertising.

Local notices 10 cents per line
for the first insertion, and 5 cents
a line for every subsequent insertion.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
A..

@sl. Spr Nprse, &iempers 8ssslanS.
Sil Norse big bort Moberlono.
Su 1ribsbs samls Sebs! -
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

BaSRSlip life narret PED AT fisbe bpm;
nlbsblaneeee 0arsr. 0eb Seccrab ule:
fabrif ialaes Blot ulbtsi. 21R
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
Grincrin9slifte.

Subifriber paa "Secprab:Yritcn".
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26
Gntpraen,

Jntoroen,
17ee Ssnbas efetr Srinitatis, praoifsr :
Yrcf. Sarien paa Splle9et,
Yaifpr Brandt / Raciipn &irfe,
Yaitpr &pren / @lenwppb &irfs,
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

EBr Del 9IaSer rs al iunus betjsnet:
sisre fer Bublttum al ri ru bar aabnet
ct npt Stcrs her ! 9rtn, hpcr man ais
tib Ri Nnte BET teete Srla9 At @rrtes
ries, Stsutsi CO @Iascarer, 6rust =
friit, tsrret rs bermetiit nepla9t. @i
bar peiaa ct sctt SpIa9 AT al SIa9s
Silt. Scr Rare or cen beeie ca bini9s
tie / Seccrab. ahG9 rs CT Seie9.
Oru9lals * Scoe,
Sicrast at @ater ca @inneba9cS trsets
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

Npe Mpcrtlslsmenisr ! Bette SO:
Gusportb, 6ooonrb & Go-Wa.
nufaftur. % GuIoniaIparer.
". ~. IoamS - Sctograi.
gS. :. S1ter &.@ros - g5iE,
rance. N9enter.
2. &. SubbS-9us tiIiaIgS.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

S,Sr 8. &. 8afsr 81 Bros,
Mslurance. Isentsr, bar lit Ipsrtis.
cement / bette go. Seits Sirma,
bpis So%rretning sbpstisbsb er iaa bel
befisnot, % iom ri msb Srbsheo ter
anbefaIe til 9anosmeno, ~reprGlsnte.
ret en- &apita! al % Mliu. 10000
Collars, % ere @senter for DC bebis
observation-disclosures ! @me.
rita % Gnglano.
81. Sanion IL So bar Sanfe ON
at ilptts til lit nDe Store rrite llss.
Sette Sirma ifaI, ium frr umtaIt,
flbttc IND / u. SuQifiou & Bros
nupGrsnbe Store, naor bisie 1Dttsr
ind i lin nbe rummeli9c Spgnins.
ar. $. 8. Solber9s lille Spn
Otto bapoe Oct llbelo iioite Sorsoa9
Iften at bIiue ifuot siennem Saon.
Den. San % en- onoen Iioen 6ut,
Der bauoe en- &euolusr meo zig. par
noe for at rife, % Otto bleu an.
mooet ON at bOloe IspuIpsren, NE.
bens bin sioroe i'm S%iitsitaus i Sr.
Den. Senne, buis Sane bar op.
ipenot, gift al, % 8lslen Sif sieu.
nem Saanoen msuem anoen % treble
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

Nlo9eipaD par otter rellt ll9 ar
i'm @iie. SfrIss "&spubIican" er
frIsenos gpsuinscr oprsiits / BET
brGnote Siitrift:
Glsuator-32X90 trimmer 10000
8ulbsIs.
Depot pgnins.
@anbbsboIosr for S~srnbaNcn.
s. 9. Saitins-Saluou, l Giase.
Norlf Saleon - 1884.
Sc. Oauberimitb-St l Gtasc.
S. 8. Ginsitao &c SO - Stors,
24x50.
@. 3. 8open IL Go-Sartpars
StOrs. 2Ox3O, 2 Gtassr.
O.Sorn 81 Scn-22x4O, l Gtoss.
9. $. 9. 9arien-Stors, 2Ox3l,
l Stage.
g. 5. @bselsr - Stors. 24x46.
2 Gtaser.
erasmus Sanio, 6 9arion. Was.
nus Iinscsn % Die 9unpOloisn
- @aaninssbuie.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

s 8DraaoetS Webe ioite llse
blep &ontraften for at l99se Stem.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

Singer. SeIbiebis bIsp Inlet Sen be-.
ifaeiset % Der er Saab ON. at @atisn.
ten mart bill bIipe raft. Smaasut.
ter Der life bsbanbIe Sfpospaabsn,
% 8OraIore plister zig ielo % line
Born at itraHe iaabanne ilnobsr. Oct
er funs iislonsite SilfaIos, at ossenn
meo &rnbt % &usler Ieber iaa bslbis
al iom bsnne Sang for lille SoIbsrs.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

nF 5ots gu snifer 9arer, fabriferebe
uceluffenbe al NIB, iaa 9aa til
DEBORAH Wooden Mill Store.
21m @ater Str., Secrrab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

Rs~ st fort Splas at 9eburtsbasss
Breienter / Wanninss @arietp Strrs,
Ii9srperfrr Inc Natirnal Sanf,S eorrab
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

No, 2 South CLARK Street.
Shiea9c Den 25be Septbr.tS7l.
Rinher Gplnrr
Decorah-posten., 1874-09-26

SurssgiOtcringcr
fra
S'Srr. SfoD=Getcricr, SS6erg 4 g.,
, 1874-05-28

The Now York Produce Exchange
Favors q New Trenty with Cnnnau.
New YonK, May 27.-A meeting OF tho Pro-
duce Exchange was hold today to approve tho
proposition for reciprocity TRINITY betwoen this
country, Canada, and Newfoundland. The Hou.
Erastus Brooks made an address IN favor OF the
treaty. His conclusions wero that the repeal Of
the reciprocity treaty has lost tho country many
millions of dollars. and that 1ts restoration ID
spirit, not necessarily in form, is most desirable
to the general interests, and detrimental to none
of them. After u yote Of thanks to Mr.. Brooks,
tho following resolution was adopted:
Re.olutd That this Exchange earnestly desires to
impress upon The Government Of tho United 6tueH,
and upon tho Senators and Representatives at this
State in Congress- tho Breht importance Of tie
summation Of such trcaty Ut the earliest day pracdo-
abs.
OswEao, May 27.--The Board Of Trade to-day
passed resolutions requesting Senators alld
Representatives In CongreBs to ail, as fur as
possible, in the establishment OF reciprocal rcla-
tione botwcon the United States mud Canada.
Tho Board recommends tho uae OF the Canadian
Caual connecting tho npper lakes NTH tide
water, aud particularly Of the. Wellanti Canal,
which should ba made absolutely froo to vaHaela
mud cargoes Of tho Unitod StatoB, and to our
products whom carried In Canadian bottoms.
, 1874-05-28

Is called, had boot praoticinR diligently and
would bo 1ikoly to gfvo Garntor 4 hard tnss6 tn
beat him, ii ho wns not himsotf tho winner:
These stories proved true. Novor has the old
be won By 1s4 points.
Tho players strung for tho Load at 300 o'olools.
Ubassy NON, but miaHod Ills first nllot. darntcr
counted ! and missed, and thore wAH no
ss Ios nanes sexs1at sat s Of Il ~ e a"r
IN hie seventeenth. The game was then oven Mt
a9. Both playors had miascd many casy Hhoss,
uarnter bong especially untortanato IN tts 70, .,
spect. aarner'B luck WAS bnd, and 1t eaonled
impossible for him to koop the balls together:
indeed, Ills gamo waB 10 far boloW ftB usual
average that murnurs OF Rstoniahmont arose
from different parts Of tho hail.
ubaesys ninetoenth inning vas brilliant liant
one or two nkillful position plays, u ponte,
which mado his ssriug 131 against Ills opponents
81. In this run he nado four ! beantlint
masses, one Of which was extremely dlthealt. re
playor having to roach from ono cid OF tho tab!e
to tho middle to play. Garnier scored "a N hi8
twonty-tlrHs inning, 88 In hla twonty-ilfth,
and Il In litn twenty-oighth. These runs wore
remarkable for several doublo:bank shots and
for for vhics aarnier Is noted. Tho cue bali vas
made to 10 twico around the tnble and then
count; to follow = ball to tho cushion aud carom
on tho third, aud waa drawn half tho length Of
the thhl0 Topo1to0lYs UOaHtJ Hlh#iHb WIS Hos
notable from bis ninotconth until Ills twenty ninth
inning, exoopt for numkous hne custion-shots.
HfH twonty-nlnth was 4 run Of 81, In making
which ho aeomed unsuccessful In nursing bus
made up for this in round-the- table Hhota. This
made tho gsmo 2ss to 222 In vbassys favor.
oosBion, beginning with his thirty-afth i1s-
ming, and three moro beginning with
bis forty-fourth. Ubassy also had nevosal
blanks from. hta ffty-ss1th inning forward
Ubaaey played rare game, counting steadily
| and making good runs. The champions good
| luck seemed to have deserted him. Ho missed
oasy shots, and his playing was roally wretched:
In bis soventy-tirst inning, Ubassy rnado 47. Of
which few wore not difficult cuahion-6llots, and
| this took him within s OF tho ond of
bis string. Gnrnior then struok out with
bold hoatt and by careful woI1; ohtsined !"
yield Of q points out Of the halls' Which made
| worried out bis remaining points, closing tho
| game at 1t:25. It In understood that this Ia
UbasBya last game In this country before his Wait
to Trance. He will resurn from there home ne1t
| soptember. Below is
, 1874-05-28

thai published In tho Ohtcngo Tines OF this
noxning An article entitled ~ Rockford nono
Caught poaol,ing In tho Harden of Well-KnoWn
Legislator" Thoro aro but twenty coplos Of tho
14nes TO 2oo Of THE Tn1nuNE circulated
in tho oitv aud tho writer Of tho ainndor ordorod
n largo oxtra edition Of the paper containing tt,
which has boon plontlfully cirollascd. Tim
Htory from beginning to end ig fabrication, and
tho wrtor Will suffer tho oxtroms pouaty Of tho
man In Rockford WHO Ia In tho habit OF drinking
Intoxicating liquor, ard nono aCalnst whom M
fnfraotion Of tllo savonth Commandment il any,
wl,ore whispered. THO story about the Hon. Il.
Z, Crawford and Liout Gov. Enrly'u aaughtol Ia
and Tho patronage in Rockford OF the shoot thai
printed 1t,
, 1874-05-28

Col John Y. Clopporlushn haH purchased tho
celebrated running horse, hod cloud, for
$1,600. n.,..,, oon,u
attempted Tuogday to gain possossion Of tho
Great Western Telegraph Company lines aud
oiiicen at Omaha, but were 1cstrained by IN ILL.,
junction, 49,. -,.,.,. ,.u
men woro hungb Vigilantoa during their roignin
Jaekaop County, Ind, and which had been liter
ally cut to peces by reltc-hunseEH, was got on 2
flro and burned down on Sunday, The tree had
baeu Waited during tho last fow yeara by
Thousands,
in response to b letter from aonator Patter-
son, OF North Carolina, asking whothor ordors
from tho War Department aro to he construed
as forbidding tho decoration OF Confederate
solliera' graves at Arlington Cemptery, Score
attlction contemplated; and that the groundH
, 1874-05-28
SUICIDE.

CLEVELAND, o., May 21-John Southern,
molder. was found doad at lis house this MORN
ing. The boly was lying OH tho bod, faco down
ward, with the left arm hanging fron tho bod.
A cash about an inch III length was found in the
stood boside tho bed, but no traoos OF blood
could 10 found In any other part Of tho room:
Tho razor with wholl tho dead wan committed
was on tho mantolpeoe with blood on it. cor
orn'a wifo died last Friluy from the otfocta Of
burns received a few days previous while In
state of tntoxication, sinoo whom he hHs boon
much diRhoartoned apd considerable OF tho time
unaex tho influence Of llquos.
, 1874-05-28
WALL STREET.

Pacific Mail Election for Dtrcctora-
Jay Gould Ticket Successful.
specfal Dfspatch to The Chtcaao Irtbune.,
New YORK, May 27:-ln the o!eott9n OF Ulroo-
tors Of the Pacific bail Steamship Company to-
day, lilo jay Gould ticket wau aucccBaful. When
tho luto bulletin to tho stockholders, glorifylng
tho property mud management Of Mr.. Hatch mas
issr,et1, proxies from nil quarters tocAcd in, tho
owners Of stock little dreaming that thoy wero
Gould. lIad tho ticket which succeeded to-day
accompanied tho ]ato circular Of tho manage
men&, not 90, 600 votea would have beon lolled
for 1t, below are the names Of the now Diroo-
tors: Russell Gage, George 8. Scott. Francis
Trenar ". parkB, OharloA j. Osborn, Frederick
l.. Talaott, and Rufus Hatch,
, 1874-05-28

PITGHIEM.


"nEp-nANpED n1KErr AND TAILOR MATCHED.
4 dispatch from oconto, Wis.,, yesterday.
says: "aRed- Handed Mike (O. 0. Connor) and
Jim Taylor, Of Chicago, ndt hero the other day
and made 9 deposit Of $loD for their Forthcoming
mill, which will take place on the 1Bt day Of July
noxf. The principals hayo now deposited in tie
hards OF Mr. George Davis $3.50 each, and they
meet agan on the 1st day Of June to mako
another deposit Of e100 each, when both men
will immodiat tely 60 into traintng preparatory to
lst day Of July next, to dispute for the title Of
lightweight champion Of tho WeHt, and then
and there decide who shall bo entitled to the
$500 Mt Btake,"
, 1874-05-28
The FIl1l River InVcHt1gnttona

NonTnAatpToN, Mass, May 27.-The inquiry
into tile Williamsburg reservoir to-day, I'LL the
testimony went to show that tho dam was dofoo-
tive in construction, and that those interested iu
the work only Ind confidence In 1t whom 1t had
boon strengthened tho second scason after build
ing at an expense Of 81, 500. One wftneas,
Lewis Bodman, folt confidence In the work be-
oauso the mon superintendng y bad all their
ora had the work inspected by the town author
itieg to quiet the general apprehension regard.
ing it, aud to FREQ themoelyes from q feeling OF
personal liability in event OF breakage.
Joel BaBsett, one Of the contractora, stated
TINT the contractors had first looked over tho
ground with view to heglnning the dam. They
signed no ooutract., They wore told to utilize
mostly bouldorB and ool'blo stones, as the CON-
peny wished to lesson tho cost Of the dam.
William Skinner. proprietor Of the Silk Works
at skinneryillo, mud one Of tho stockholders of
tho Reservoir Company, testi8od. There had
been q general apprehension about the dam,
but lattcrly they had considered it all right. He
admitted that It waa his custom to remove his
silk from the mill at times, fearing that tho
dam might break, but in ovory case 10 thought
that only large frashot would bo the rosuls.
Adjourned.
, 1874-05-28

Sprei.i Dfsnatch ia The Chicago Tribune.
Ponr HuRoN DooK, May 27.-rAssED Dowh-Prope
Arctic Jay Gould, barge. Oacar Townec,,d with Bcr
Edward Kelly, Superior and consort, bargo Havana
with conHor. schra Donaldson, City Of TawAs O. II.
Walker, Van vnlkonburg. Rod White and Blue. Mont
tor, Constitution, unclo Tom, and E. O. Roberts.
FAssEp Ur--Props st. Paul. barge, Jenness and con-
eor., Egyptian with Pclson md GoBhnwk. Bay City
and burgess, Plymouth, md WcBtforl. Schra Mineral
State, Portland, Uncle Jact, II. II. Scoon, Sardinia,
City Of BufInlo, Mery Elizabeth, Typo.
WlNp-BpUthwcst: light
, 1874-05-28

Sptei,l! Di,pfteh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
LINCOLN, Neb., May n. Last night man,
name unknown. was attacked by three mon III
tho vicinity Of 6ownrd, was stabbed three times,
beaten over the head, and left for dead oli tho
prairie IIe waa picked up by some travellers
this morning, and 1t is doubtful 1t ho rccoyera
A shooting affair occurred last night, we'll
known gentleman putting a ball through tho
ncck Of another. Tho wound VAS not serious,
and tho wounded man will recover.
, 1874-05-28

will bo open to nh orderly porsonB who may Wish
to tlocorato any Of tho graves ...
Tho Waahington Monument 0ommftteo hhvn
agrcod to recommend all appropriation Of
&l2000 to complete tho monument to Washing
TOMS mother.
In fifteen elections, under tho looal-opttoh
law In California, the anti-liquor people hayc
oarrfod olovon.
, 1874-05-28

YANKroN, D. T.. May 27.-No new evidence
was olicited to-sny iii tho Winsermnto trial, the
time being occupied in testimony ro]atiyo to the
general character of Peter Hackney, tho English
defense. Good aud respectable citizens testified
Us to his former good standing, though it waa
conclusiyoly shown tint he told two different
stories. Taking 1t all together. there Is soma
doubt aa to llls testimony. No more Witnesses
morrow morning. The Hon. George 8. Hand, Of
Yaukton, will opon the case On the part OF tho
prosecution.
, 1874-05-28
CASUALTIES.


Special Dispotch to The Chicago 7!rfbune.
Br. PAUL, Minn., May 27.-May Hargrayen. q
8-yoar old daughter Of ) painter in Minneapolis,
mother wont to tho circus, and thought she
would play housekeeping She commenced
building 1lre to make tea, and the wood not
burning rondily sho procured the oil-can and
while pouring touched d Lighted match to tho
instantly exploded, tearing both bands, ono sido
Of hor faco and portions OF her body TO pieces,
Hor hands were thrown cloar across tho room,
her clothes burned OF md her body burned be-
yond recognition. IN this condition sho survived
ono hour. The Tribune says tho child was
locked in. hut tho noighbors, alarmed by hor
cries, quickly reached her, and extinguished the
flames with clothes.