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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04

LIST OF pATENTs.-The following patents were
issued from the U. s. Patent Office to eitiyans
OF Vermont for the week ending Jan l8tb
1914 Reported for the Newsletter. bv Al
EAaNDER \ MASON, Solicitors of Patents
ooe Seventh ST., Washington, D. G..
Horse Hay Rake.-C. 0. Iuco
Brandon. Three patents.
Halfway Tie,-G d. BIaisielI
Cambridge.
= Patent was reissued to II. Fair.
banks, for Platform Scales.
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M csrcd thousands both OLD and ,oung, aud il
WI II cure you II taken freely and In season.
=, ~ oold by,all Druggists and Morchants. Price.
soz - CENTS l}oz sl.0l per bottle
Forty years since Elder Downs first manufactured
~ niiNlr N Northern Vermont, and It's l,nul0.
t n,e cul .s at once brought it ominently lcfro
t tho pgoplc OIL the United States and Canada While
o,le t'ie mas rapidly increased every year, other
,,l nave been popular for few months or
Sua'si ~ thelr Jack Of intrinsic value has con
IlG q, q comparative ehllvion In iusticctO
peowo 70 thcmselv thaS they continue to use
", article thai has alwars cured them of their
80. ~ and COLDS, rather than to take or Try
vsu,r new medicine that pulled up and may DO
w .nlvss' ~. ~ DonHs EirD is warrantsdfo sht
r~t,Itneton; Or prtce e5br refyn9ed Cergymfn
Che't and Lunos.
az FIX H. nsn l,r pamphlet ''FhrilngTale", Free u
WI Drug and Country Stones
HENRY & JOHNSON,
Hfna prnprietors, Burlington w
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04

PORTLAND AND OGDENsBURou r. R..
Al the adjourned annual meeting of the
Portland u Ogiensburgh Railroad held
at Portland, Jan 9th, the following gcn-
temen were elected Directors: s. j. An.
dcrson, D. W. Clark. j. u. Donnol, D..
X. h Hastings, H. N. Jose, w. + MIL
iken, w. i. Putnam. A. Spring aud j. s.
Kicker.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04

The Woodstock Staniar says: 1--WE
are happy to announce tha, the Hon
Frederick Billings, who has been for soma
time suffering from the effects of .e,;
GUS attack of congestion of the brain i
slowly but steadily improving. His phv.
s'c'a"s encouraged his family to hope for
an ultimate recovery; bat i. will be ma,v
"'SS 1e'ore he can, W th tho best success,
be able to be about At present i i
necessary for him TO maintain ,b. 49,,
absolute quiet. and to refrain from Tho
ordinary intercourse with his friends v
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04

That Star SPanylci Banncr, after dozen
years OF successful publication and u hanl-to-
hand fight with swindlers, quacks and humburs
"stili waves " Although prosecuted and black
miiled by the rsclls it has exposed in its
" Rogues' Corner, il has built up Il circulation
OF 10000 copies and flourishcs as never before
Ii you want THE BEST Stories, Tales, Sketches
Wit, Humor, Etc. If you want Safeguard
against imposition, and swindling.-if you want
toretd n live paper, try the Banner. large
S-page, 4O-column payer; only & / IL year. In
addition, every subscriber receives superb
Pair of Genuine Prang Chromos, alone selling
NJ ~; there is nothing hke ii, never was, new
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Chromos are sent prepaid to all. Specimens, 6 |
Genes, Send for one to STIR SpaagieI Runner,
llinsdale, N. II.
The Tribune Aimaaac for 1874 is fully us
complete and comprehensive in statistical mat
ter MS ever, aud contains II large amount of val
nabe information Price, 20 cents; address
The Tribune, New-York City.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04
BOSTON DAILY ADn
L User FOR 1874.
fR OSPECTUS.

me DAILY ADVERTISER has no nav r,. -
70 maze ! the coming year. Whitr w.. Y
WIN coincidence IT, the past for indiro,i,, :
acmela! character AMI policy its pnrp,cv
~" "a mere t"itre, I" meet the new d,nad.
E ~ gI ihadc upon it, and 10 giyc an accgr, !
ii ~ transcript Ct TIE tines nrgwJ :,
~ NJ increase If circulation during Tho or
year, n Sp tc Of the unusual drp e,sIon ,r. h
"'hncnts OF BUSINESS. and addition Of n,wNJ
PROVED presses and machinery. nat,e.us% :
~" '.toSV lhtnll ,encc, possible in the most an a
wy l"rh' ana t"aaswerc in all Respects IN
I"'IemthtS Of a L%tDI G MORNING NEWS, a
I" thlS end every ed tim win e,nta,, "'''' |.
1.-The hlte, ana ", st Valua le iitrI,cor.,t y
/ all parts Of the word. l
H'IAPtcia Dispatches and Curresplnlprceb l.
all p",nts olsp'rial interest, At hemeaIlat. \
! lli.--N V'np'ctc 'Su ne"f L,,ctIEyprt mcp !
tnP rus 81 public gatherings the Legislature G
tno o. " Is, soc "tos Gevulcd t, trade, li,er,.
/ ph arthr0BN aad rc!iaian.
/ N,--HuS.ctl Dramatic, Ant and L:trarr e
! C+m. '''''"' "
| V.-@ditrial Discussions II subjects a general
te'cSt an' impGl ianGc.cs HrrSing the ipl.ir q
CT GXpeitSand thu results If actua cxp!.Ir.
hSitr rs p"'i1ic. and created in Il cases Will. Q
honest purpls9 to arrive at the truth
N,--liar' ct Repnrt%. Prices Current, STICK d
tatu1s FinaJc'a!, Commercial and Marine. ,
tolil%cocr-I pa tnents Ia which the Daily
FIrI @r ms loaS lNcu aHrirtled and intend, :,
cont Il" 80.
vn-M ircl la cous and New, SELECTIONS galr .
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04
LitcrnrY Notices

The GALAXY is just entering ON Ihe
eight year Of It's existence. II started To
to be the foremost literary magazine ia
the country Entirely dl>earding mcr"
pictorial ATTRACTIONS aud strictly local con-
neciions. lis aim has been - present eaca
month the choicest literary bill of fare TO-
It's readers il has aimed to be up to the
times thoroughly in the choice Of subjects
which it has discussed, aud most f the
live questions Of the day are ably treated
in its pages. Its liberal policy aud high
literary tone have drawn 10 il contributions
from some Of the abest of our statesmen.
Many Of these contributions are of the
greatest Importance, aud give an inside
view of our current history which could
not be Otherwise obtained. Secretary
Welles has given its readers an IN, ide
view OF our naval operations during the
Rebellion, and in his late series of papers
on Mr.. Lincoln and Mr.. Seward has given
many exceedingly interesting revelations
as to the position, views, and acts of Mr..
''""s '''''''"e'' Vi "''
Cabinet on the great questions which Gu
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In the way Of sketches Of travel, cy. Y
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04

The great Cincinnati and Southern ra; Il.
roaa' which is to open up tier of coup.
ties the entire width Of central Ksn,ua
KY has finally been located, and will be
pushed Immediately. Including the bridr.
ing Of the Ohio. tho cost is estimated =,
20 millions "
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE
MOI Buiiuch Street, Boston.

hoS athing is cOunterfeted, it Is a proof ,f lad
excellence and popularity. fhe Pc anudy Medical
Institute lisa case in point Found, in sotd mih|
ihauy yeats ago, ana thu only .statlishn,tntGttld
klhd IN the country, its succt s. ard eye-iucreusu
pipu'nF.tS nhailA caused the haulc (Alodicul vi
st'tute) toho plratod and adopted ~ a lot If IN.
la'h' Us qunchs, emp'rcSand ,reseiidels WI, Iat d
Deeh ohNeavOrlng t. cheat the puGlic hy sahing|
uu"er stolen Has. The founder Of the pcaDcdS
Menlca. Institute can IN no way be held respn
slnic Il this misuse Of the name of n rcputablO|
ana wcIl-khown curative establishment and lerl.
mae medical institution, which has bce fro m tho
specially devoted t. the treatment of n, ryous
uern"Semehts ana affections. from -hatever causs
pr cecding. Durin- its existence tbor, bas Iccn
ISSUED hom It several medical publications, quito
recently worn on Discasts ue the Neryoug SyS
tenn winch have bad almost world. wild, glrcula
son ana popularity. Thist publications sufficient
y attest the hg character Of the institution IN.
der whose patronage these medical works have
neen published. Meantime It is rratfvins 10 know
at several Of the imputent charlatans. who
INV NV stlen rs name t. cover their neftriou> pr C.
Ie"s' are getting their deserts in the neual Instl
'oV"hs Vi tAe Chmmonwea th.-Boston HeqTld Gal
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04

The cause Of the Bennington disaster
sil ! remains a mystery. The theories
thus far advanced have all been proved
erroneous.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04

newspapers whose female candida,cs
tor school offices have been elected ~
longer head the victorious anpo,ncemonts
win the defiant rooster, but modest ben
ings s'"' ''o
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04
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CHQOMo


which We "fler WITH lny NEs,,,.,
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Remember yoU can secure III IL
or paper ut the lowest clnI 'anys
throu, h this Office. 'U' fa's, o !,
The irste lumn giycstlr.a.s,
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04
Business Notices.

We undol stand that the whuoping-courl Is onlt,
! prevalent in the lawns arr uud us; Int thai ~,
cases have prOveh fatal Some families ns,. ~
inS ut JohnS0n's ind0diBe Lini,gobt Our Dortot
however saysn htt'e ipIca,, b. Produce yomitin,r
you'd nc an advantage. '"S'
Ihcre ao more than one thousanI diaara,,
h.n's q. p,l's IN ihe United states. Some of them
beneficial Old DR.. Parsons invented tbe h %ut
aht'-biliious pill we ever saw ,lr heard IF Tha,
PHs. '''O Vi fo'so"S f"r9dhre
heeaing on the Wings" say all who have made
USE Dr. Wsfar's laisqn1 Of JpjIi fbsr 'la'ie
suu, u5o peen cured Of cou-hs, colds, Broncbbis
aoio throat. inilnenzaor consumption The nrr
them, '''id remedy by
sBilES, Piles Piles Pics --i,utwnrd ,,,-,,,,a1i -
are tune and Money thrown away rhe nnl
to,mahent cure ~ IN. llARRtsON,s peprsr a ~
haIII.hhSSGES' Trey str'l Mt the cause W. c,iJ
~, inns paper with onrcs rhey mr.. nlensant 1917,
nor IKE al pills, do they reauire i,creaea
ond 81 reld,rlY persons, females aud children
cosr. % tney are exactly su ted to oi,yiate
h, m o,s wy pro'ihc cause of II heath TrinI
This 81 ,sr,o Large Dox, 60, and mailed free FIR
/. pr. ,HARRIsoN's ICELAND n,1s.n
M, Sp,vh ,d cure FOR rtuq bs liz arseness and al
n !. pi aur Lung Complaints. Fer saie hv u
~ a hlSoN 60 pronrietrs. Ma ! ~ ..
i,e.ip'c' boston, and all Druggists,
lsnsosp a az MEDICINE for cughs. CT Ids and ali
~ s's " tnr inngs. no romed seems to Ia ~
~, KY punfc Favor like Wect'sAIoojc con,,, ~ u
y. IVY rcnh' Tint II Is AWAY fund ~ n pu"ilUi
=" ~ y, " has"one more fer mo thar III ~ fe-
ncuGncs' = what wo hear said or II daii essher
y al druggists. '"'' W y oa,ly; Sold /
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04

III KlE&D. STOP THAT ruUGHl DO NOT
NEHLEtT a CoiINjN COLD EVEN FOR
4, DAFT NAY END IN CONSUMPrION AND
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1874-02-04

BOSTON DAILY ADVERTISER
E. +. WAITE Rs, Treasurer,
90 COURT STREET. BOSTON
, 1874-10-17

jSMttal uft0utgA 10 Tie GHtn9o JTttnt's.
NEw YoEg, Get. lo,-TAo wheat nlar:ttt opened
very 4ulot, though tsn.. Shippers refused to
Mees the yiews Of oalsrg, ond yalucs wore u1cer.
tuin. Glloioe white was iu tair lcrnuEl, III part
for export. Tho market eluses lower ao very
weak, NTH limited local und exl>als do,nand.
Wintar heavy. aud pliceH irregular: Saleu
ato 1gO. .000 bn; Mt si.00GluS Tor uuGarlel Iowa
Aud al.nnosota. ll.0o for No, = C3ieago spring:
III l02GNl ,04 for No. DO, &l.1ni11.1U14 fur No.
MlfwaulSse 's1.174Dl ~ for red yYcstarn. al. 226o
1.a3 for aolhof do, 91.25Gpl 40 Tor wh!tu Ol.o.
El30Gpt t.35>5 for white Michigan, 9l.23 fos
uubsr do, 5i.aB@l.o7 fur whse Indiana.
B.rtoy dull and taluo. Bn!eA Of II, lh0 hu at
$l.12M1.90 TOR two.roWol State, ta1.4840l.a 80 fnr
tour-rona1 auA lix.rowed d. aud al.3a for
Cauuda Wost.
Eur|ey 1nalt dnl1 antl lloayy. 6alea 1000 bn
Western ut al.2Q, tl.no 1,500 TN Weste:r
N. Sl,15. psrt new, s,d d,010 bu do IN psivsta
ter.na.
OA,s ts,aor mud morn ncsive. Tie demand IL
chiefly fer tho trada. The sales aro l37, ,90u l,u
,lnw Ohu3 mixed 1t 61915Yc, uhlto ~ G16Gau
Wes.cra mixed at G0a. Wllitn ut Gi@6sr. Htuto
mixed 4: 5afq Coo, md whito at 6vGGB4>5o.
itsu u quiet. Sa!os Ut {, ,tU0 ht. cho,co Jersey
aud Htalo at *1.00,
Cosu opo.ied luwer, but tuon recoyoEoa, and
: c,os.,l ina. With . brisk demand for THO trads
ar0 ekpart. nod no noss tqrae speculative de.
'u1rrf fht aalst hro Mo!t?0 'm W"at""'s
, 1874-10-17
to "aprcsiug." Ills parents rca!de III Nor.
| al


What In H1rikrV lsos,n svttia tile T'an-
t,nhy Estucnfid>1stsa Ettilti.
NEW YoyE, Oct. 11.--The 1ritanc eaya tlnl 1t
tito nocting oc tito TRUSTEES Of TIM Fea'otiy Id
,,cationa Fund.- letter was roata from thu lion.
Eal,rrt G. Winthrop, President OF tho board,
flatcl Dcr,,c. s,wilscriand Sept. l. 1'r. Sears.
Go,soral Agent Of tho lizard. presented II vo9im-
inous report ut tha work Of tho rasnt tsfteen
month";. 11o spoke of tho slgnai b'lc-
cose Of tho sonttern school Bystoin
OF lie Board. Mixed schools l!ase l'ceit
r!cd will, remarkable HucceAa 1l,o plum of t!le
Gencral Agent l.ae been 10 cs,.npcrato Will THO
Hehnul commissioners lu eas:h Stale, al'd only
Upon lis recommendation IL money !;tvo'l from
tho flthd. Certan conditions 1'avo hoah nude
necessary, aud ,.o',-ronlplunca a: lilo
md III tho Yesr eauhcs forfeiture
by ILL.,: aeaionl or thu munef to
liam lcen awaslcd It. Thnso conditions ase
that tho achool must contain 20 ,nauy pupils,
and iollse llayo ona leaciser to iifty pupllA k:.
The report wau unanimously adopted, end Air.
ssarB commended FOR tho able management of
hia trust,
The noxt Meeting Of thu Board will probably
bo III Juno, 1876.
, 1874-10-17
SPORTING MATTERS.
The Bostons Ahead In the Contest for
t|Io Base Bal! Championship.
The Turf.--3illIartis.
BABE BALL.
.Spsesut Dtspn!rA to The Chftayn Triturf,

BASE BALL.
!suftsut Dt.pairh 10 The Chttava Triepnt.
rllE1NsroSa DEFEAT THE ATHLETICS.
PHILADELPHIA. IT,, O.t. 1G.---4is tho 1At of
November draws nigh. lno ga1nea between tho
principal contestants oascaA unusual lllterost.
Tho Mutuas. until rccently, hadtho loud, hut slto
nuecess Of tho I;oHtons with The phiadolphia4
OIL Thutstlay a,1a Tho Athletics to.tlay. gives lilo
former noS IL decided advantage. which they aro
not likely to lose IN tho fow days ronla'ninE
before Tho clone Of tho eoason.
To-lay alarSo nsao,nblnge wAslgat)lcrod on tho
grounds, 1t having bccn announced that
thu Dluo Stockings would be materially
strengthened, as 3ller, Of tho E:sto,,,
had bocn secured fox catcher, tl,us enabling
McGeary to resume bis OLD position; but
the Former did mol reach tho city in limo to par
ticlpate. Tho batting OF tho Dustous WIN q
strong feature OF their play. tbuy giving 1scncli
prove, III ono instai,co nccuring t. doublo.pny by
takinE O'i.ourko OH the fly, H,1j returning tho
bR!f to Gelnoy at frat. thereby cutting OF Loo-
ar who ha.t Btarsotl for socoI,d and ondeayored
tho third inning, ta,nes scoruth tue first run Tor
the Bostous, Which rus tho ony rim
.nado on other, side uut[ the nth
inning, When McAiu1lcu Hoc,,rod1irBt by blocking
tho tho 6aali. and Afterwards stealing secoud, as
which pont. In o1ltcavoring 10 cut him of, White
threw too high for Barnes, which Mcalullen
quickly TOOK advantage of, thoreby7naying tho
Athletics whito%asl.
III the fourth inning Mcvoy..of, the Bostona.
Ind pccurod first, and ol, bnlr which Laonhrd
yott down to tllsr, and which the umpire decided
roul, dispute eroso., ,feyey. thinsdng it txir,
had Aocurol second, but when Iolll WAS called
onslcayored 10 rotr,al when Mcbride cut him on,
| aud claimod TINT ha VIA oat., Aftcr
| considerable tilno yHcnt in discussion iii to
| whether Leonard WAS cut ut irss or Atcyoy OIL
this return, the umpire reversed bis decision l,v
retiring Laouaz<l mud giving Mcfey aecond. 1t
was ovidont 70 all ttat tho Bo*,o1ls would loso
hand, taking either horn ot tho dla1nna. But
! they wero npparonlly unwilling for somo time to
altlit that \ playor could not fsu4 OIL foul. In
the eixtll inning, after two mon were out, ana
stcYcy mud Leonard On bases. rnttinS hit to
right 1icld, which l;cacA could not ret
near enough to ato,. brought in two
,ueu, aul enblcd O'Rouke to ccoro homo
run, giving tho Dontous lead of three, to "tich
GengEe Wright Ad1ot another i'll tho Reyouttl-
ulosi1g their -zot.ng for the day.
Tho plus OF the Athletic; waa not equal to thnir
ability, hoso who have been 'lnfortuuate']s,ro-
toforo leading tho ilotdng scoru today. A uaag-
niflcent liao-eatch ;by t;eorge Wright, Cd, Bat
| tins but. was feature OF tho 8stnc. Tho fol-
| loving IL
, 1874-10-17
THE 'NORTHWESTEIN STATES.

Nowa 1tcms Telcgraphcd to The Ohi-
cnEO Tribune.
1LLTso1e.
The jersey County Tair closed yesterday. and,
although the weather waa very mfavorablo both
IhurLday aud yasteriay, tho attendance was vary
large.
Tho Anti-S1ayery reunion st the old Undor-
ground Railroad station, Newpors, OF Nor Gar
dan, Ind, haH closed q worry success{ul HerieB Of
meetings. Tho Hon. George w. Julian has pre-
BideC. Letters were read from q. Eastman,
Charles Francia Adau,a. 0aasius II. Ciay. Cor
list Smith, and others. Speeches wero 1nzde By
George W. Julian. Levi JeaHup. Ebenezor Steb-
bins, so}our,or TRUTH tho Hon. s. s. Harding,
Samuel Mitchell, Ebenezor Tucker, and oshera.
MANY colored people wero present, some OF
whom had been paA8ed ovor tho line twenty
= Seventeon hundred bankruptcy casos have
been ad1udicstod in tho Indianapolis district
sincs the paassse OF the law.
-. a. Helllnau. ovor Whose arrest arose tho
celebrated reqaiBttion war bes1eon Indiana aud
Ohio, waa Yesterday discharged from arrest In
Cincinnati by Judgn Stout: Na wns charged With
cdsnpllctty tu tho Little aliR.nx railroad fraud,
co'am!ttcd by its abseondiug TroasureE. He'll
man III President Of the indianapolis Colin.
Works.
--AcGinnis Workman, ayouns man rs years of
aie, fell from tho third story OF tbs now Court.
Aonse III Indianapolis. yesterday, and sunsaiuel
!a1al lnlu1leas
The Btnyo-factory at Marion, belonging to
h. Wood D. Co., caught iiro yesterday Whlla tho
employees were Ut dinner, and was bnyued to tho
ground. including q lasge amount Ut states,
loas 215, ,00o. No Insurance..
WISCONSIN,.
1t Lancaster, Monday afternoon. considerable
eacitemsnt was caused by sho Muys!.ul shooting
II. aaloou.keopes nkmcd Jol,u Wright. Ills
;dtrshGl had + writ Tor Wright, WHO lua
been complained Of for selling Intoxicating
elluEe without q license. Wright EetupeA to nj
uw the oiltcer to heEve the Hrit a&.d tried forel-
w 10 eject tho Marshal from tho premises, Tho
nnieer Tired twice. .--onu stot pesnit.g botvaa,
Hl1Rhte legs; the other taking effect in tho lsft
aldo, below tho nipple. Tho ball, striking = rl
k!aneed}otf, and was tu,uld uudar thu skin below
the LETT nhou)der. Ila Marshal Has arroeted
taken before Justios Ea!uwu, nnd tito cxso con.
anued until the 20th Inst, With 3500 bondc.
-Euea o'Connor, ths wosnau w4oMaH roiuaad
admission to tho County llospital, ut Milwaukeo,
because was too lata Ut uiXht, whilst auYeriu9
from typhoid fever, IL tload.
THE ucttos OF tho lnamheru' Of milwaukee,
P!ymo4th Church ~ aceoptiug tho reolgu4tiun
ot the Nav. J, i. Dudley wau nos iudorssd b.
thu congregation AZ u tneotng !aat evening. Thu
church Ystasoa to nrcept tia yesixnatio, hy II
yots Vt n to ~. Under lilo ci.cunstaNcpp. tlofY
81 Lp1oapses thtt the paator viii sseuualdar AlA
0sop. -
,,Cabt. pkfia. OF tay AoYsrnmsat lrau5p.hont
sf1AsAst. Htf@ fh&H 6f *,Fad'b1ttAan aad
, 1874-10-17

shippers to-day to Wow tho improvement Mt
Pgs-lsyo Dnr, near " Paul. being 'siig-tlonrs ef
riioa aud brush, tho hitter a,'taoreu With ston.
calculated to form potioc. dau1s by tho accroliun
Of uand At Piy'A Eye. Thu effect hus been slia
noaHDn to decpon tho wator IN tin chgnue about
20 iuches. Tho experiment was lalig rcruu,-
u,ensiod by Btoa1n6oattnct, hut WAS here ,irst
thoroughly tosted, ami beloved to be Il durable
nlicccAs.
-1n piaco OF Caps William N,nitl,, deceased,
Truman IL. sntli,0f ut. l'snl. .I,as bne.i appointed
Rocrotary of tho stac Grange. mud :, 1t. Sraultl-
imt:. a. ~. ran as ncru ap''nted SECRETARY Of
-pon,is'!:k oc''. Of 81. Cloud, while digging
woll at fair Haven. OIL FfitlEy last, was buried,
by tho a'dos csring 20 feet tuc1t. rho body rns
recovered osl Sunday. Tia earti, wan M closely
rscked aoont him that death must haYe bcoil i'm
nledln!o
lilo census RETURNS to tho aeeratary. Of
StRte al'o alt 1T. oxcopt cight counties. WIcn
thu returns ara nll footed 1t will show Entn III
population sinco 1870 Of nearly 100000. Kent
County roturns the grontest number or acrca de-
voted to apples, 0.972 acres Derricu tho groa.
uHt number to vineyards, 2i3 75-1n0 acroa. and
ottaHa uexs, 1t0 4-1o0 acres; Derricn stands
l,igltos! for gnrdon.,egctablcs 6oO acrea vl,iio
--Russoll N. Aruo!d, ! sou ot DR.. 8. II. Arnold,
Monroe. wac crustotl by a trniu upon tho Lake
Shore Railroad near To!otlo yesterday
-.--yesta,lny naorriug, Eli Mcsty, Fronehu.Is'.
uH1t Uku1EHQs WIS AsIl{Ek UF u lTllu UH
tho Flint 4 pero Marquette 1lailroad, ml,ilo }o
was Walking On tl,u tracl, unh instantly killed.
The uB1al signals wers 1nado BY tho ougiuoer,
but not headed by tho unfortunate man.
-Yeatottlny morning, >. q. Nswcom6, Of Grand
Rapids. Il brakeman OH the Grand 1lfvor Valley
Road, wns instantly kiliol while his train was oii
its WY from, jackson. lIo wns walking OIL the
top uc tho tram when lac fol belloathtllc carA
nud was literally cus III two. Tho Company
brought bis re,nuius to Grand Rapids aud bora
tho expense OF hiu burial.
IOWA,
DR.. s. II. Craig, Warden Of the Iowa Pcnitou-
tiary, received or.lo1u yesterday from tho Wnr
Dorartment at Washington to forward to tho
barracks Mt Fort LoayorworLh about eighty OF
dcsignstei. whsre thoy viii serya tho remsinder
Of their sentence.
3lra. Mary GOT, agod ~, willie attempting to
cross the track to the depot Mt Frazoosburg,
yesterday, xar struck by the fast line vest una
Instantly killed..