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THE GLOBE WEDNESDAY MORNING. 90 1874


reasonaole assistance, upon good security,
to all societies that are earnestly STRIVING 10
elevate themselves and their fellow men;
rather than TO grant subsidies TO powerful
corporations, whose sympathies are iiot
WIN thelr employees, nut seek rather 10 oe-
grade them.
ION. mat we demand mat all ofllcers
snail DC elected by tnc dlrect vote OF the
people and that the constitution be SO
amended that the president shall be thus
elected :,
l6th' mat we favor me enactment OF
laws tor the better protection OF me ives
and limbs OF laborers, mechanics, miners
operatives in factories etc. >
18th. That, to advance the standard OF
American mechanics, we insist upon tue
enactment OF suitable apprentice laws.
18Th. That we favor the substitution OF
arbitration for strikes by law, which Will
ensure equity and justice to both employer
and employee.
10th. That we demand the abolishmentt
OF The contract system IN orr prisons anu
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sARBATrl sCF10OL CONVENTION
AT CAVENDESTE.
Jume 3d and 3ti,, 1874.

The fifth annual meeting of the Baptist
Sabbath school convention will be held at
Cayendsh GA Wednesday and Thursday
June 81 and 4th The following is the
ORDER or EXERCISES
WEDNESDAY MoRNINC.
i. Paper--How TO Study the Bible,
Rev. II. Nott, colchester.
Discussion opened by Rev. g. Blalsdcll, Wes-
ton.
2. Observation-Disclosures of Doctrlnal Teaching
I'm the sabbath School,
REV. j. Goady, D. D., Serg,nnes.
Discussion opened by Rev. 7. II. Archibald,
West Cornwall.
AFrERSooN.
1.--Electlon OF Officers
2.-DevollOnal Praise Meeting, conducted by
Prof. VIM. i. Sherwln,
3. Paper How may our sabbath schools lie
made more efficient In securing tm con
version OF their members, and cSldblish-
Ing them In the Christian faith anQproc-
lice?
Rev. G. iIlbbard, Cmster
Discussion opened by Rev. g \. Notey,Mest
4. Poper-What is the true relation OF Tn, Pas
tor to the Sabbath school?
Discussion opened by nov L. Conoror. VAL
ingiord.
EVENING.
s. Model Teachers Meetng-Subject lnyrna-
tlonal Lesson for June 1-"lhe scrp'nt Of
Brass
Numbers a. 40.
Conducted by c. II. stout, ESD New huns
wick. Y. j.
THURSDAY MoHNlNG.
G. Paper-IIow can the Proper Training OF
Teachers be best secured"
Rev +. Henry, North Bennington.
Discussion opened by Rev. j. II. Marsh. New
port.
/ :. Paper-Thc Duty ct Baptist churches u ,'r
children In Relation to ChrStlun culture
Rev. 4. II Bnii, Wud8or
Discussion.
AFTERNOON
S SUNDAY school Snginr-What and Hove
Prot. VIM. +. Sh'rNm
/ 9.-The superintendent ana Ills Wors.
EVENING.
l0.--Blackboard Exercises, G.. i. Stout
questions put IN the box dulns Wcdnesda
| viii be answered upon the evening OF that du
| by Professor Sherwn, ana those put In oi
Thursday viii be- answered In the evening De-
! Brother Stout.
Pastors, supcrintcndcu,s, and three dele
gates from each Baptist Sabbath school il
the state, compose the convention. Ihos
expecting to attend as delegates arc re
quested to forward their names TO Rev. T
5. Brown, Cavcudish.
The Central Vermont Railroad will gran
return passes over all the roads manage
by them in the State. to those who pay FIJI
fare one way.
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The disaster in Massachusetts on Sa.ur-
day morning, says one writer, "seems to
recall the eruption of Vesuvius and the
overwhelming of Pompeii. Then it was
the burning lava and the ashes from the
impacable mountain; now it is the water
But in either case il came with fury, with
out warning, incapable of control, doing
its fearful will even to destruction and
death.
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EVENING
Wor<irgtncn sn Council.

;s,n,tnre ,,f JDntlap1 hold cO NIDptluN-
my resolutions "'ie l'"" "''' "''"i''' va
dorsing the action of their representative
to the Industrial Congress held at Rocles-
,o. -, ,ho tAth Of \rriI 1874 also rcs,-
n"lloh "' 'h' "'''''''''' VI l''"''i'''' d"
follows
TO prevail upon the government to cslah-
fish n lust standard of disiribuiiOn hrlWepn
capital and labor by providing purely ma
tional circulating medium based upon the
faith and resources of the nation. Issued di-
rectly to the people without the iuterycn-
ton of any system of banking corporations
which money shall be a legal tender in the
navment of NIL debts. public and private.
and interchangeable at the option of the
holder for government bonds bearing n
rate of interest not to exceed three and
sixty-tive hundlodths per cent subject TO
future legislation of Congress.
M faI,,.;,., ,,, u,ol,,.,,,,. .l.,,.
Nv ,o'''" '"7 az ''' ''o,'''',''' "'.F
'eu Ill 'he i'at SESSION OF inc llUuslI'"i
Congress and ratified Monday evening by
the workinrmen's union of Rutland
7ze uoyjjDo Nm, Clot,o1 C,v,cj1 =. HE
IVorIjny Mn Of Imelj,q,
llhkEAS, III 'mc lmi'i'oa' ,,ra ,n ,,G"
lah9i' inH III W i;.I,.,r
lnrules' w ;.',',,.'
ellort OF tneir relieSelcccS'i,lo9 |" '"P'"'v
.iie ooii"s.'oi' W. '''I ,i,,
peiposc 70 ananuo'' .iiI N f,d I,'i,''
vi ui'la, !Gsisiu'i2n' & I,'I i,'
'eIests Vi shc '"P''"''s,e' ''io ,'
anu l,iG T'iieu iiU''r' a. n"ory, ' hC
iii''"S'ii''' P''''"' "'~ Wv '''''' Wv
IL , ,r.. ,,.l e.,
Me"0'et"' ~ u'' w 'uO"i.'"N"u INV
caliing oi to''iVH'','a ~ ',t .a'l"os s.H,ps
an. uS.ilI'h, ~ ~, '5'.t1.,"liH nam
lo .e.i o"Iroe ~, 'iTii o. '.lo az,
u,a.oii y, ,."s "iio Jn, 'i,'!i ptt.u ~
i,oies' aooi "i.n tiiu NV f Ii'.ns ~
dG ;d;oi nm a ,", e,o ~' '''"''' Jo'
o'C aa ANU ar, eNeOu'iNT ollioeS'
90 i'at ol.,"i90 ''io n -,
.ilo iiiuua.li"i os'' "Iu 'cVoi.'I',ii.' .'
oiS"iilH''iNi' " Wv "olN'i's i"Vll "uu WI n,
ny "oii'In' i"' YET "iH"il'Nru' i''" S''"''
ihuus'r rI union,
Oh. lha' equai taxation ue leNiod on an
species OF piopcr'y' ah'' that we dehanu
the repeal OF an law by Whlch government
bonds, and other classes OF property are
now exempt from taNatlon; and we iaYor
the repcai OF an laws t'iAt pear against inc
industries OF the country.
4th. That we demand the immediate re-
moval OF the supervising architect OF the
treasury and his suborinaies, for violat-
ing, instead of enforcing the eight hour
law; and we particularly insist that Con
gress take immediate action, and restore to
the navy yards their Wonted activity. by
canceling all contracts for ships and re-
pairs, and have all such worl, done by the
direct agency Of government superintcn-
dents.
9th. That Congress be requested to take
action and devise means whereby the com
merce of the country shal he restored TO
its once prosperous condition. and the car
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Cornelius Harlan rushed to his home
when he saw the water coming, and clasp
ing two of his children in his arms told his
wife to do the same, and then both es-
capped with their precious burdens.
PRovtDENTrAL ESCAPES.
Mr.. Dunning of Leeds, after floating
nearly mile on pile of debris, gained
tree top and was saved, as was also Thomas
Rennessey, after being carried nearly two
miles by the flood. A young French child
was found safe asleep on bed in wrecked
house, in attempting to escape from which
the remainder of the family persisted.
A number Of narrow escapes are related
of which we mention only the following
one
SARRoN ESCAPES.
At Leeds the flood in its course took Sc
ectmau W. f. Quigley's house down the
current few rods, leaving only the old |.
part ON the site. In this l. part Mrs. Quig-
| lev. two daughters, and Miss Marble. II
teacher at the Leeds school, were sitting,
having Just completed breakfast. They
! fled into the upper story and so escaped. 1t
! was while they were standing here that the
main part of the house parted from their
tower of safety leaving them with thin
partition to fence out the surging sea.
Gazing out Of a window they saw Walter
Humphreys on the roof Of house that ap-
pearcd as ship on the sea happily it
hoatcd near the window, and Miss Nellie
L-Nniglcy and Miss Marble raised the win
dow, grasped him and drew him into the
little arbor that br0vely stood out the storm,
and he was saved. Mr.. Humphreys knows
nothing of the way lie came on the roof.
His family, wife and two children and al
aged lady, were all saved. Mrs. Hum
phreys was surprised by the food and she
and the old lady took each child and
stood upon bed. holding the little ones
above the waves that were clamorng fo
more lives to destroy. These women ii
saving others were saved themselves
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INCIDENTS


The hotlse of Mr.. Skinner of skinner
vile was filled with mud and sand, and
fifteen men were employed Sunday after
noon in shoyellng the dirt out of the lower
story.
Ryan Moran's tenement on Main street,
Leeds, was one Of the few that did not 90
off, hut 1t was flooded to the second story.
Six children were found huddled together
behind a bed IN the chamber, with the
water up to their nccks. They were all
numb and half dead hut were all right
after good rubbing.
At Northampton six iron and three wood
en- bridges, and one arch of new stone
bridge which cost last year S1l 900, and
every bridge in town on Mill river, except
the one on Smith street, was carried Of.
and that narrowly escaped destruction.
In several instances stone dams resisted
the torrent successfully, and the river cut
an entirely new current Tuesday around
them.
Clement, Howes q Co.'S shoe factory at
Northampton was moved from its founda
lions by the flood.
/ a French Canadian, pointing to two
little boys, said, 81 had eight children, bu
only these are left" He was afterwards
made glad, however by the news that
bright little son, three years old, was res
cued while floating down the river on
mattrass.
A boy, six years old, hoated down from
Leeds, clingng to the roof of house, anC
was finally rescued.
One or two trunks were riiled as they
were dug from the ruins of the silk mil
boarding house, one Of the victims beinl
Miss Alma Angel. Apart from this stric
order has been kept.
At the church in llaydenville, wher
eighteen dead bodies had already beef
brought, five more soon came IN. A small
group of women seemed more anxious thai
any others as soon as these five passed b,
walls of anguish, wild and terrible to hear
escaped from their lips. They had n,
doubt recognized some relation or friend
and were departing grief-stricken to thei
! homes.
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FraE TERRIBLE CALAMITY or
SATURDAY.
Further Particulars OF the Disas-
tcr--Scencs and incidents.

We continue in our issue of this morning
further reports of the great calamity in
Western Massachusetts believing that our
readers desire to know the fullest particu-
lars. We CLEAN from our exchanges of
Tuesday as follows:
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THE LOSS OF LIFE.

Special dispatches to the Boston Journal
give the following supposed nearly com
plote number of persons missing, the bodies
of MANY Of whom have been recovered
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The copartnership Of ellison, Clement & CO..
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
&. p. gibson,
W. p. CLEMENT,
May ID. 1874. CHAS. CLEMENT.

The business of ellison, Clement & Co., will
be continued under the firm name Of ellison,
Clement q Woodfin, they assuming oil the In
debtedness Of the late firm, and to whom all
dues must be paid.
H. p. gibson,
W. Z. CLEMENT.
May IA, 1874. diw&w1t j. n. WoODFIN.
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The fifth annual meeting of the Baptist
Sabbath school convention will be held at
Cayendsh GA Wednesday and Thursday,
June 81 and 4th Tic following is the
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09
Az ODD PILLOWS HALL IN ECEEKA.

An oDD ( BLOWS HALL IN ECEEki.-
Says the Eureka Sentinel OF Jan. 6:
Judge Hubbard informs Us that a
committee of Odd Fellows last nigh. had
conference and agreed to recommend
to the Lodge the immediate construction
of a tire-proof, to cost not less than
SIC, 900, on their lot, corner of Buel and
Clark streets. The Lodge will doubt
less adopt the recommendation of the
committee. 1t i. an improvement, that
Ne hope will be speedily made.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

:. L. JoHrs AND JoHS HaNsGN We
up fro,u Empire yesterday, A stree. in
terview Of the same yielded the intorma-
ton that there had been a slight fail II
the river within a day or two The
mills, however, are running up to their
capacity. except the Mexican, which is
held back Z. little ont of caution in the
matter rf sjraMlng tho water ditch while
the frost is coming cut If it and weak
,niug It's resisting capacities. Hansen
says the Morgan Is doing better than
enc Of the Virginia papers reported Of
II. III statement indicated Was, that
tina. mill was crushing - tons per day
John says he averages % tons per every
II hours. Jones, who is c critic in suct!
matters, says that Ecv. Woods minis
trations among the Empires are bearins
good fruit. He also she AXIS encouraging
~ of The. Hale ) efforts in the Mission
airy way. Ia a general sense it may be
remarked that they are IN Il condition 70
stand 4 good deal OF isGacming u: En-
ulre.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

OrHiE made u most iynominious fall
yesterday, and many was the st"ckv
diaphragm which felt that far-sinkins
sensation which is beyond the all OF
whistlinc II is q dreadful sick!y smile
which is attempted when this symptom
seeks to Li'l. Itself behind the Gauzy
dis, uise Of che. rtuln, IS. 1t i, Xix, the
unsuccessful! >,.irk which I'll. wife VII"
has been having a round Of i me b.Cwtd
''jaS With her old man pits on when
Sc is sr,licI.,v called into the sitting
room to receive an untinely infection OF
formal callers 1t won't Do. 1t is not
only too thin. but it is sham-fullv
fraudulent and sickly. There was II
good deal of this deatil!y Srimacinr,
hCreabout Yesterday. They got rouni.
the smil.r5 did, in little squads and
cIi,ill,i one another with r.aSSuranceS.
Its only the beers. they said But #
j; hal been tn bears that vindicatoi
Elijah. and tilcr had been the boy who
got hastily swallow IL fox ittrk-uArdin"
tn prophets nah~,l pate, they couldn t
have l0uh.i nInie C,IEfpTticss. Now
snl then s,,I.,bo.iv VIII Thought h.
WASH t watched. or vino f"~-u; himself.
gave WAY to his t,Iin-, ,',i ;!s"vi b!rs.
hrt he smiled tat mo-. King ghost II
smile iu-t the sans when he was rallied
on his miSit1l The fact il, tho misery
Nls too general Ter anybody to have the
heck - seem .'r.y enough II want
sympathy. The trrth -, though. tno
scare WAS 4 most uncomfortable '''"'--
and well il night he, with opl.ir IT s,,>''
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EULISFRY.-hiIH. Anderson 4 Noolv Fash
iGnahle Mlilner-. corner Of Sccol. and carson
streets. opposittlhs Orulsb, Rsssr, Carson City.
Ord, II -viicIttG. ccI-.f
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

TIE ADkLPHIs will accept our thank
fullest Acknowledgements for an invitation
TO their party tonight. One of the gen
,lemen Of the club desires it to be said
in this notice that invites must not be
misied by the dating of their notes of in
vitation. (TLey are dated Dec. 8, 1873,
which is miscue. OF course. Jan. 9,
1874, was intended.) Dancing At s
O'Clock. Services over at u.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-01-09

4 GREASE Ex1kRNISAroI Of remark
able efficacy was displayed 20 an admir-
ing and aprrsciati'e body Of spectators
in this office yesterday. Nat Furst
brought it along and sup' rintcnded the
experiments. 1t cuts grease and PRINT
cr's ink and old eummy oi! and cleans
rollers in n surprising way. A distln-
yuished Nevada politician istho inventor
Of it. We can Vunch for its DONG All
that is cl.ilas,. Cor it - a grease ''raji-
Gator. Nat i, III Carson Amt for II;
and il il Fufst rate
JUMP & Co. are doing handsome
Jusincsa in the hardware line. First
class goods oi all kinds there At snrprls-
inuiy low figures just Ike nothing had
happened 10 sinrh the stockers. stoves,
shclf-goods and the likes. going Tor
panic prices. 1t pays to interview Judd
on the hardware question. Try iiim
and see.
JoSEsHs we're pretty thick hfre"h"u'
yesterday Sam, the why Supelintend-
cut of the Crown Point. hring among
the number. He Ia r. pr. and happy.
Sarn dncs. anl rs if tn lower levels
were looking promising.
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+ AE'T3,F! EA'A'' 5' ''.'SNI III '..'. 81 's.'
/ STOREY county ,:.I..- is rev'r-, i ~ fol-
. lows in ->r K;,.,.... r.,...it, %; Ia.
/ ......:..... 49,. ,--....,,
'.''''
Comfy ~ EfY. 'f'.'Hl, ago. - Yeas.
Wa instantly .,..'. q L.. IA. >.""n int
Il.h.. - "''.', 8 t@i~ '2i.'ln-. t!tZ-
-'.,.i al = I..i.. 'l'i' Il 49, H'!'"! he
S'!t't ''a:h LIE i.H' u we I,'. ..."ot
le't4 - 'i't'".. .-"iae ,!nbcrS. " h"n
'..@ Gaze WIS T~'."'@A Oh IL contents II
".'f r"HH Ul'. and NpoA a!terWhrA5 whlI"
rs companion was engaged III rHl!ZAt-
- a * III, i!'I-sT'..I c.''.lt mold ~
,!::' "r'..-"ITr t. ltn- I'll" cage down tn't
/ --sr'l AM comp ihl"l luiai4: again
Tia. wire the unfortunate nlaii allowed
his head 70 project a few inches into the
stat A.t' 'ht CITE when was falidis
Ii',Ii7 ''' ,iie I'tii s'I'Ich '--il lelo'5
&c sl'.t1.''E Ia, HS".. 'i''' a."
III I"'s 'Ho i'"I' i'JA'-'h Vi me
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Grain ( General Merchandise

on STORAGE al ali tiInts. and TO hises CASH
ADVANCES en the Sslne.
Goods delivered free of charge in al sris Of
the city aSa IN AIRY part oi the surrounding
.ounuy.
Arl-u MASON 4 CEAABRAalS.
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Furnishing Goods, &c.

We have the largest and best IIre-iEccf IA
the STATE. spc a., r,PaIt1 10 rr'.iNt
, 1874-08-05

On t,u morning Of tho 18TH. IA vhoto. The
rater-su1. Wabash ayeruo, where It WA aooowlat
,,s,,rs W ge''1sa nsspo 'ttuy yonr,, 8. rSrn.E
s ..,'... 49, st.--,'sr- ...a.,
IN connection vi. the tlfe-maraAsfs 1opoi. 3,s
WA n n"n al,owtnn t, 70 burned dlHtrlos, anu sha
slze OF - ~sfA1ns
THE wATEl' = lin stroota burned
oyor These wero Aa follow TniA mi'IIa a.unr; rn,o
inclos; Fourth avenue, incle. 1h1tu asot"u W.,
f,a1a tcmos siatS ssfeos, paft'y michigan
axa,,na "Iuasn d,,n',a, a'oIns, anonSs tnohos
a, a9yonuoi lnohea ]; Harmon Coufs, tuol1cA
Taylor htroot, thelttB Folk Btrcnt .rhoH
El1ridgo COURT inol,oa Poolt court, il. '"o
, 1874-08-05

Tho guprdlen'a report Of es1o in tllo catsto of

Tho guardiana report Of es1o in tho estato Of
Frank H. Spencer, n minor, was approved.
On petition Of John Dlodon, County Agent.
tho Court ortlorod warrant aud yaniro, returll-
ablo tomorrow morning, to try tho alleged lii
nantty OF Mrs. Long, paupor., So.
In tho matter Of tho oleotton roturns from
Norwood Park, The reHnlt Of tho cnnyasB wna, u
yotos for and agatnat villngo organization,
In tho ostato uf Michael Qutrls, notice to hors.
hani nccouhs approved, md administrator diH-
charged,
Tho invontory, appraiaomont, and Widows
award Of tho oatato Of William Wayman WAS op-
proved. !:
: JUDaMENTB. .,r
BurEn,on CouHr-CoTFEss1oNs-H -HenTtotto Her
f,,rth W, Thcoto1D Froae, $71.eo.
, 1874-08-05
miscellaneous.

ru,t,... "a ~.ttt,,, ,,u.1 um.oA1o. ..,e,.
nusinesS - saanag duner Gfeay aay, ana one vessel
ta!s Pyo ot bas n,G so nr
- ~ ~ ,tI. tssnu,a W. nAte peeI htt.tIeu
nna !la Hna yentvfuay INC Tug harrison was also
~ M "R MSt ppis ,1x 1asang gwen our, her owner,
Sapt. CnA. 1 III t.ik IL W9fth whlle TO repair hor
4 to ef e boer s h's 'e'o "hon ou7
,,,,.,. Laaesa was qute INN a. handolph strces
nsaHo Se1or"ay a'eInoou' antefFapt1ng com-
*nhhteaaon On snss street tos about an hour
sna m no tbo 1yor prop 1nseoqesy ta W. g.
sron"h n" 1r.ss ~ ~ 49,, ~ t ~ ta!sa ~ 8ct
r. os stmck fat ~" ryrr bst,xs.n uI, @ a
Ho1S atreet hTiaca waa erowcn VIII .rstt - tan a.
Kinds, Which wero in danger Of ncino cr,she Nd ~ ~
nocns FINALE thn .trnnsrs 1t r,eoS =, 5 Snu "aa ~
linn va straghtonnG ,ithnHt ~ m cso @na e'ess'
III Tho scar Halnh oamnSoli ~ VIII eac t,ror,,
sbo drav Of wes strcot LrJnS eo1iIc 9ok ,
seow reeeiyg conslderabiS inury sho m'' haa imcn
tskcn to Hitler Drotlcra dry dock for rensirs. 1'
t,mn s"o IN eafv contio havna ,t usf ,ss naost
ed"nt It Mnia inn 1sland 1,aa uons t. hfi1.rn @
ronniro " 0~ ~''@A0' -AA- oo-s ~ A'4'"""Nco Ao1
pThs .chr .1vst,o Loaf tcr tifhooo apd hosro,r,
svhi,o uonr mt of fho i,arfn,r '+& '73 "e"oF'4s
"o''' So4Ns '"' - @tc rtsnwuIur. .sasyui
! rbo nttoo Mcrch,nt. nf thc hnc,,r TINA l. ,,,u.
tp.tiv ntrri linn 1os nt 6rst nnpnoso,3 H. a. ,
, 1874-08-05
Dcuth from Harsh T.ront.acnf.

New YonK, Aug. 4-A post mortem e1nmina-
tion having boau made OF the remains OF Van
Eoton, tho California bond forgor, tt was diacoY-
cred That Ila death had resulted from congestion
Of tho lungs ha having completely rocoyoro.l
from tue effcota Of the laudanum. His harah
treatment while under the eReots Of tho poison
and noodloaa exposure, he being allowed to Ito
naked for sone hours, arc assigned Us tho causos
which led to tho congostion.
, 1874-08-05
MARINE,
Fort Of Ohicago, Aug. 4.

Fort Of Ohienuo, Aun, 4.
ARRIVED,
barge so1lora, Menosnines ifui iuiafer' 'Fes''es'
large Ellen Williams, .Men,,ninco. lumbar,
nnrge T. ]. Bronson, h1cnonltncc tun,bor.
Hchr America, ClchoyCnn, lumber !.
largo i. u. Duckllout, Baplugw, lumber.
Largo e. L. YnnnB, aagt,.aw, lumber
8chr Julia u. Merrill, 1iuahegon, lumbor.
Schr Torsy, htllsltcapp ju1Ecr
Iron Favoztse, asenomInrc, nundries.
Stfnr Huron Bouti Havet Aundrica.
Etmr Sacbnyaau, Arsowoc, sudrfcs.
Irop Menorincc, Muekcuoh, su,1t]rtes.
Prop Lako preesa, Bonton jlartor, s.sudsius.
stins Corona, St. Joseph, Bunirics. "
1iop acorRt King, gaBEnnw. coal,
star arantAau,, Guacfich, salt.
Bcar J. ?. D. Can.lres, Otter Creek, wood. "
schr clty Of tho stra!ta, Alrena, lumber
6ellr Sunny s!tio, Alpetin, lumber.
Bcl,r Nollio Wilder, l,uttalo, coal
sohr 1ierl,ianl1oro, Buffalo. coal.
u Hcht tizzle Doak, Ut. Josoph. lumber.
SclIr Tom payno. Itlsw wi9a Iipr, lumber
Hchs T. 3. Mott, oswe3o, salt.
6ctlr z. Y. Avery, Oswtgo, Ralt. =.
Prop City Of Toledo. Ogtensb,rg, Hunlrlns,
6thr ). Catthpnio Mnykpgon, lHtnbpr
Hcow Granger, paIls Pier lumber,
gcir 9an Diego, Buffalo, coal =.
Prop Dsavor State, 1Mnaao, htln1firB
Hcllr AuaEuEu, Muskegor, lumber.
Bchr q. Lawrence, Buffalo, cual.
, 1874-08-05
EtRkn Eec1xl4fa

we're In light demand at 21dc for to Buffalo, with
Danforth, A. D. Moore, Il. 9. Wnsiov, and barge
al'antyne corn At 2to prop Scotia, whsat through:
10 ss s"rnis-rrops Props AM9,ntgomssy. 3 F; Wade Dart
lngston-Barges Lincoln and Lizgnr, corn on private
terms: Total, 10; capacity, 7o,0oo hu wheat and
40 900 bill cQtu. -
, 1874-08-05

Tho nrtfisa aifdieat Journal reports tic
doath from hytlroplobia Of j. iino little luy
boswoon md yoara OF ago." atll!nH tint "ouo
That the fow hours during which, Ito l.ttia su!.
fGror lived we're sant In tho llHo Ut tho fouleht
aud mort uLuuiyo language imaginable"
, 1874-08-05

Special Lfsoaeh 10 The Ehirnto ztft,tne.
PoAT uUMoE, Aug OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
City uf Duluth.
-Gr-props st. Joseph, Scotia v. II. Ketchu,n aud
connort, Eureet City Rnd consort; schra Eagle Wing
Dnndce unadl1la. .. uarwicR, John II. Hutchinson,
Naucoma, Merritt Lonisa.
WND-Ncztb, light warm weather.
, 1874-08-05

nlar; now drm; MOL red, s11S: No, 2. x1.1a, Oar,
boter; high mixed. 7so; low mixed, 73o. ps, anii
Md lower; now & No: State, 40; No. ., ia. A"1
EEoEirTa-Wheat, n. .QQ1 uu