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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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K. N. PAINE, N. d.
Homeopathic Physician. Surgeon and Accoucheur
Las permanently located in Aaultowve
orr,cr Heuns ssosA.M-
- =. l to aud ITO p. NJ.
Once, in Piat,s building, cora-r OF York ami
NIulA street, See
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FRED. SCHROEDER.

Eeeps all kinds of Meats. Sausage. Hams. Lard, i,
ETC., which he viii sell at the lowest prices, in
Quantity and kind 10 suit purchasers. Any Que
h wing ca lie hogs or sheen sell, will call on me
aEC receive the highest 44ly
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Attorneys and Couuseiors-at- Law ssth street
South side, 5 doors Norta OF Pnst Oihee
eY German spo&en in this ofice. lsAl ly
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Sns0cceseful AtseaaFs to AsSa Ssan ate
hnc frSsaAemt Of Peru.-P ron n bic
NcSival 81 .he Schle.xsi y-IloIste. a
Dispute.
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offiSF- sHE6AANS BRICK BLOCK
Norta Eighth Street, MInituwoc
OFFICE HouEs s,o9A.x
to , and TO An
Residence. On Eighth Street opposite Plata,
DIR. A. J. PATCHEN,
Dentist. Office in Shcrmau's new buidinp n,
snta-s'-, aiai'lo"'c- Particular attentlun
gwen to all the different branches OF the profess
ion- and all morA Warranted. Teetl extracted
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j. ID, MARKHAM.


Attorney and Counselor Al Law. Otce on corne
of Ei.rfrn and QuaY-sts. Mauftowoc IL AL
, 1874-06-06

One day, csrtain volln-p -piayor hnw q dog be-
Bldo him Tag muat Bngulayly exercised by 1}ar.
tiouar sounds. The nlitnal how!ed. and soeiuol
to bo suffering tho mort cruol agony. Tho mn
hician waa much struck by this favt; and, instead
or ceaaing and lottiug the poor brute racoyor, be
continued theHe particular sounds, until, nfter
succession OF piercing crion aud horrible con-
yulslonH, the unhappy brute died, pcoplo
should not laugh At this story In MI incro.luloua
mannor, for thore arc human boiugs-so tho
popular boliof rnnn-who arc sometimes COM
pol!od by tholr friends to listen to such efforts
III tho ray Of vloIn-plnying that 1t iB only good
manners tlat ,proyont thom giving way and
sroveling Oh tho floor. "lH It not obvious"
saays tho author, Tint this dog was do.
stEoyod by theHo sounds as It might layo
heon by y discharge OF electricity ?" Not loss
remarkable aro tho effects which hayo bco,, pro-
diu dcs plantos.. Tho air, 40 ma toudro 1nu.
Hotto," when played on tho basaoo,,. haa boom
olaoEyed to awaken in them mild oeatusv.
wAoroRH tho brilliant "Ca ira" performed Gy
the whole orchestra, has caused tneBo royolu.
tonAry animals to uttor joyous orloB, while thoir
thick httles were soon to move With emotion.
lndeod, tho cfect ct music on animals il known
to rIotty nearly oYory schoolgirl who Inns a
pct dog. Whom ahe III practciug hor niocte.
her relatiy0y can keep out Of tho way "a Anal
their expressions Of HenBatiou sro Unknown.
but Dido lsowlB aud rum under a ehnir. or
Carlo joins III chorus with Il serien Of shnrn
Harks. Ot tho caHoB quoted of human beinra
anVod by music Fo shall only mention two, which
havo beer transferred 10 tho columns Of tho
froach newspapers. 0na IL that Of al illus
tIlo'ls n,i,aic}nn WHO foil luto q yiolont favor.
which eliminated III dellrum OF very Wild aort.
, 1874-06-06
Farmers Meeting In woodfcra
County.

Correspondence Of 1Ns Chicago Tribune,
Ell PAso, Wooliord Co., Ill., June 3.-The
farmers Of this county, contiguous to tins city,
met tn maas-meeting hero to-day to hear tho
great questions Of Tho day discussed by g. III.
Smith, Secretary Of tho State Association. aud
Congressional District. The meeting organized
At II O'Clock by elocsing E. Pardey President
Tho frat exercise was a song from tho Cleo
Club. Tho piece, '' This Shout" from the now
aong-book "The Trumpet OF Reform" was
spondidly sung. NIr. Smith was then intro
duccd, who spoke till noon, when tho meeting
adjourned for dinner, which the people partook
OF undcr tho Shade OF tho trees in tho beautiful
park. At O'Clock thoy oamo together again,
lis speech, discussing taxation. direct aud intli-
rect. transportation. organization, and his viowa
OF the currency question, which wero vol re-
coiyed. He closud at O'Clock. 1rhen attor
another song, hIr. hloKcighan NAE intro
duced, who held the audloncs in cloao
attention for an hour aud a hnlf. Not a persoa
left tho crowd during tho long afternoon; but
oil showed their interest by quiet aud closo at
tontion until the close. Anothor song, aud tho
poop1o adjourned with cheers for tho speakers.
tic Gloo Club, aud tho cat,se.
The day has boon profitable ono for tho
cause, 1t bonR tha first mesting Of the kind held
in the county; aud all present went home de-
termtnod to place their votes where they will 10
the most good, by electing mon to represent
them in the State and National Legislatures who
are IN sympathy with labor, and will not consprn
TO rule 1t, waen In power. Woodford County has
elected 4 full sot Of delegates to the Convention
at Springfield on the 10th nst.,-thua proving
that 1t, too ia In favor OF independent political
action. Col: Fort wlll bo elected to stay ut homo
IN THIS district, and d man Of the people put in
his place. s,
, 1874-06-06
Living In P1lr1gx

Tho great socrot Of living cl,eaply In Paris IL q
Willingness to conform to French habits. II YOU
bring American idoah hore, and lnnist upon uut-
ting thom into practice, you may be suroo OF hay-
Ing to pay roundy for your wllmB. To illustrate
this, let take tho case Of nu American who in.
6atH upon having his meals at tho aano hours
and in tho Same order that ho docs at home.
Instead Of simple cup Of coffee In hts room On
waking up, our American will go to restaurant
md order honrty breakfast n Ia carte, It costs
him, any, three francs and 4 half. Now, had Ao
followed tho Trench custom, anil taseu rogt.-
lar dgctt1er at tho Same restaurant somewhere
near noon, ho would only be charged porlapp
two francs for much botter 1nonl. Indeed.
thpro aro plenty restaurants whore 4 deicunef
consisting OF broad md buttor aud radishee.
boofatoak or outlet and fried potatoes, d
separate course Of vegetables, o half-bottlo Of
wine and 4 doaBert, may oo Aad for one franc, or
ono frank md ton continues. OF course tAoAo aro
not the fashionable pRceH, but aro very clean
and ortlerlv, and tho diHheH nearly always well
cooked. To illustrate tho difference III PRICES at
different restaurants, waa told tho othor day,
by MI American Of his experience In giving two
broaHfnst parties,-one when llo first oamo to
Paris, eight years ago, and tho other only laHt
month"; Thu first was Ely0n nt fashionable
restaurant on the Boulevard tot ltal,enH, and
cost for four porsouB 108 francs tho other was
given at leaB protontous but equally good rou-
taurant l,ear the paiaiB Royal tto aa,ilo dishes
woro ordered, Woro equally we'll cooked, tho
winoH ,Toro as good, and tho cost was lust ono
third. 30 much for knowing whore 10 go,-
I{carh and Home.
, 1874-06-06

To aaltod to haro little ooncert In bis room.
Thoy gang for him some songs OF Bornier. Ton
aays Of this muaionl treatment accompanied by
bleeding tho foot tvice-curod him most rn-
msrkabo euro Indeed. Thon there WAS m old
lady who was hoaled Of oAtalcpsv by tic. warliko
sounds Of o trumpet and this story givca ono
OF tho French crltlos tho opportunity Of telling
ssnother story Of paudelafrc. Onoo uron q
time ho presented small boy With rory largo
trumpet; and whom nome one Ankod him
whoshor ho loved children no much as to giyo
thcm. without apparent roaaon. = present Of this
sort, hc replied innoccntly, "Oh, no, but It Ia
90 disagreeablo to tho parontHl" Wo hope that
hoapitals for tho cure Of paticnta by means Of
nelghborhood Of inhabited thoroughfares.-
London NE7Us,
, 1874-06-06

championship aertos botween tho Atlsntics, Of
brooklyn, and the now ntno Of Tho Hartford
Club was played on tic uuion Grounds, Brook.
lyn. today; A. THO 1Ierttortls loat ovory gamo
they played during tho!r roccnt tour, not much
iatorest uaa nnnlfostol ia tl,o ' result. Il % wna
tho general opinion that tho Atiantics would gain
snt tho Hartforta won tho game by &C. score re Of
ITO to ln tho pools. bcfore tho game, tho bot
lanlics' favor. Play was ' called by Mr. Pattor- or
en- s3p, tt1 o. tho Mut!ia's, as UMPIRE at 345,
resulted in blanks for both aidos In ths fourth
tnnnE I'm n.1 1Hassnga BY sharp baso-rnnn,ng scored
tho irst run for tho Hartfords. In tho i1ftl in
ming tho Atlentica woro put ont in ono, two throo
ordof tho visitors made two in tho sixth inning.
uootli scored \ run for tho Atlantics which
w,aa ali thoy got during tho game, which Bavcd
thom from \ :" Chicago" Tho I1artfords mado
2 fnlly Mt tho bat In tho 8ovcnth inning, scoring
tlyo runs, four Of which woro oarnod, Thoy
failed to score II thoir eighth and ninth innings:
IN tho playing Dohltnan md FatroW did tho boBt
for tho At1antics, tho lattor loading at tho bat.
work.
Tho following Ia the scoro.
, 1874-06-06

Tho nrnikoncnsH Strike In Central
Illinois,

Tho nrai1cmcn's Strike In Central
Illinois,
Sptttdt Dtspafch "a Tho Chfcaao Tribune.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,. Juno 5.--Tho strike con-
tinucs to DO ono Of tho loading topics Of copyor-
nasion and, especially In tho woatorn part of tho
city, nttrnota much attention. The dineontontod
brakenlen aro stil at rest, and aro Preserving
oScollont order. They stnto that they mr., Bsif
determined 70 work for no loBs than $50 por
month, aud soom to have sosno hope tint tho
Company cannot succeed without their services.
Tho officers OF tho Company, on tho contrary, say
that so far - tho ofroos OIL tho Company'a
business ia .cenoorned, tue strike is entirely at
an cna.. They say that as many mon as
they need arc roaly to work, aud tlat thoy find
no no.. difficulty whatever IN running trims; Yea-
which, on account Of tho strike, had accumulated
at tho terminal points Of the divisions.
Tin police forco at this point and elsewhere
hnH been Increased largely, snd is effectively o.
saniz9 to prevent trouble although nothing ao-
csgo police arrived last ovoning and arc nov on
duty, At Joliet and othor places thoro aro nlao
sqiads Of Chicago police. 1t Ia thought tint tic
strlks ia fast nearing tts end.
, 1874-06-06

:, SAX Francisco, June 6.-Dispntches from
Eastern Oregon indicate that tho Democrats
give Grovor, for Governor, 5sl majority.
WASHINGTON, Juno 5.-Thc Democrats tried
to have read in tho House this morning, but
faod, telegram from Oregon. which stated
by 1000 majority. ,Thln telegram is contra
diated by the Associated PrcaB dispatches ills
afternoon, which show that part OF tho Ropnb.
lican ticket was elected. Re publicaus from the
Pacific Slope insist that part, and perhaps ali,
shat the Associated Press news il correct.
, 1874-06-06
BASE BALL.

THE NED5 AND THE WHITES.
This afternoon, ut $3.50 o'clock, weather par
uIttlng, tho Hocond great championship game
between tho Whito and Rcd Stocking Clubs will
ho played on tho grounds coruor of State and
Twenty-third streets. As announced in our nd
vertising columns, ii the afternoon should be
unfit for play, the signs will DO taken from tho
streot.cars ut p. m. As there IS likely to bo
uoulo difficulty aud delay experienced In tho eo-
lection OF MI umpire, 1t wonld bs we'll for tito
managers OF tho rival Mines to make their choice
before the huur at Which tho gamo il Advertised
to begin, md not keep tho nuuionco waiting
while suitable person is being sought for.
TIE ATHLETICS DEFEAT THE niUruALa-13 TO 2.
SnrcMl Nspafeh to Tho Chtcuao Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 5.-1t could hardly
bo expected oyon BY the most eangutne admirer
OF tho national game, TINT two brilliant contests
2ould bo participateltn in py tho aamo clubs on
successive days. The Nlntuala met Waterloo
yesterday at the llhuds Of lilo Athletics OIL the
grounds Of tue latter in this city. To-day Il
t;a1no started out sl.asp with ono run for the
aaBistcd by an overthrow of 1Iighain to Carey.
Mo more runs wore scored by tie Athletics until
tho fifth inning. when tLoro waB D. poor
exhibition Of overthrowing md yan attempta
70 make stops by i;urdoek aud Nolson, and a mur
hull Of the ifth inning, and went IN for four
;hoTe u tho sixth, aecured by eafe hits, nsaistod
~ @4 throwing aud q paHret1 uall ot Iighnu,.
llo At"LH"Ia Mont III Tor two in their half Ut tho
u!Sth inning, HiEhnm, Allison, md starr doing
homc sp'ondia work. 1iiehlm ,yas caught at
third sut Ailiaen and }tart ecorad, Il ooauty
sent by Hatfield tn tho fur lsft ao!a holping
.hcm through. Theso wore tsaa only talIie9g
u,ads by tue Mutnals, AZ they were woro
mt~',attcd and out-tlol'lod by their opponents,
md when tlio Dlue Stockings got tho hang OF
Matthew's pitching, tho Gothaimitos Eccnled al
most dosnoraltzcd. They battel hard but With.
nut Judgment, mud folded In their worst style.
nn the other hand. tho Athletics played brill
iantiy both In the fold aud at the lat. Murnan
look Anson'H place, who retired In the second
inning, having sprained tho loatIora of hiB right
log In running from first to second sase. Tbs
following Ia tho score. by Innings:
JHning4-- l4a Il & T 50
hthlutia. ......... ."....1 0 0 0 4 q 3-13
Earned TaHa-Athltt!c, 4.
I:.usT aame-Ono slo!sr and nifty minutes.
Du1ars-Jaterspn York. Of thu pilatslphia Club.
uhRTFoNDH IA. ATLANTlCs.
srecjat Dlspatch tn Tho GA.eaao tribune,
NEw foAk, june 6.-Iho first ga1no Of tho
, 1874-06-06

LoM CEDAR Martin Co.. Mf,n. tlfay<o), csrrespond-
e'1ce af fhs 81. Pant f'ress.
notice In your paper Of the 28th inst. a oom.
mnnication br AMI Honest Farmer'' Of Jackpon,
which should cali down on hla head tho wrath
Or disgust of every honest man in this grass-
hoppor-cnracd region. Tho facts arc that many
holds which two weeks aeo gave promise Of =
good harvest arc now as bare Of vegetation an
though they Wero nevar seeded. How long tho
FayaEoa Of the pests will continue no cannot
toll, but they arc not one-third grown yot, and
tho probability is that 1t the prosent dry weather
be no small grain raised in the CRASH opper
district, for, aftor bong cut to tho ground, Tho
dry weathor preronts It from starting nRaiu,
, 1874-06-06
COURT OF ARBITRATION.

sneetal Dispalch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YonE, Juuo 5.--Judgo Enoch L. Fanclsr,
OF the new Marcantilo Court Of Arbitration Of
Now York. has ontored upon bis duties. The
Court haa boon organized with George Wilson,
Secretary OF the Chamber Of Commerce. az
clerk, and several casos layo besn disposed Of.
Ono Of these wau withdrawn from tho Courts to
10 submitted to Judge Fa1lcher. The Court Ia
to havo rooma in tho now Post Office, when that
structure is completed.
, 1874-06-06

From ths Glencoe t.Mfnu.) Rtgtstsr, Extra, Mav 2o
About II o'clock to-day tho operator it farn,-
ington, Horace Darling, tolegrnphod Nir. will
ayon tho otors;tGrs r. e. ths place that tho train
1870 p. u,.. had ooltel with III extra on tl,o
Iowa y Minnesota Division, by which Conductor
Yinoout WAS badly manglod and killed outright ,
Engineer llot|.ly killed by having his hoad Sow.
ero1 from blu bodyi Drakomon Faloy and 1lar-
tin both injured W having ribs broIton, etc.;
, 1874-06-06

taoro will bo several sweepstakes matches, open
to oil entries, and one Or two ainglo-haud
matches arc also liloly to be shot.
1n1Sn nIFLE-sMooTEns.
A Dublin (lre9and) lettor gives the nanes OF
the Irish gentlemen who are to shoot in tho
international ritle-match in Now York noxt fall,
ms follows: T. 8. Young, J. Miner, w. llgby,
J. Joyce, J. Wilson, +. johnson, J. Lloyd; one
vacant or those, Young Milner, and Lloyd
4re private gentlemen, tue last-namod being thu
Wilson arc merchants OF belfast. Johnson is a
WelI.lnown joweler in Dublin, and Rigby ia the
head of tho eminent gun-making firm Of that
name. The Irish marksmen will be accompn-
Lady Massarone aud tho Lord Mayor Of Dublin,
and will sail from Liverpool on the 9th OF Sep
tember, They will como prepared to Shoot their
match and to return immediately.
, 1874-06-06

From the JfMseatint i1a.} Journal.
Mr.. Theodore II. Drake, living on Alrscatine
1hlsnd. informs us that ii haa been discovered
TINT ,prairie.chickons mako food Of potato -busp,
aud he very correctly concludes that everybody
should know it and spare tho prairio-chiokena
henca ne requests notice to b made Of tho fact
GENERALLY IN the newspapers. II prhirie-ohicisana
20 not disturbed, they wi1l become quite TIME.
Ono farmer on tho 1sland states that le has
seon them going through his potato-patoh, aud
Il has beon proved By examining their crops that
they eat potato-buga.
1t IL alHo said that ducks will dovour potato.
bugs. If they ere not given other kinds ct food
, 1874-06-06
Tho meciklonbmrR Declaration OF In.
dep0ndonco.

Tho subject OF tho Rtecklouburr declaration
Of Independence Is protty we'll satslod for Rou-
eration or 30 In the american H;storical RECORD
tor May. The story ran TINT. in convention on
tho Goth Of May, 1775, tho oittzons Of Mooklon-
burg connsy, n: G., passed. resolutions Of indo-
phraaeology ns that employed In Jcfrorson's
groat Declaration on tho Fourth of July, 177g,
!tis proved that these resolutions woro doubt
!oss tlot!ons. COTTON up in 1919, ard published In
ltsloigh paper. Il is truo, howorer that tho
patriots OF thnt region met ct Charlotte on May
u, 1775. and in twenty resolutions declared Hthn
entira dissolution OF ths laws governmont. and
ononsttitutton Ct this country" a., indeed, tho
continental Oongrons itself, mid otizonp OF h1ns-
sarne curly period. Thdmhs Jefferson considered
uuiz." ''"'e
, 1874-06-06

COLUMBUS, O.. Juno 5.-The Democratic State
Chntral Committee met horo today to consider
tue question OF changing tho time OF holding ths
Democratic State Convention, Thlrkoen mem.
oers Of the Committee nere present in person
aud fro by proxy. A number OF prointnen!
Democrats from various parts Of tho State were
also present. 4 motion to reconsider tho vote
by which the Convention was Bot for July Is, at
former meeting, was agreed to-yoas. II nays,
g.; not voting, 8. A motion to hold tho Conyea--
tion Aug. 20 waa agreed to-16 to2.
, 1874-06-06
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
SMtt to Dbtntn Possession OF ToIc-
graph Lines.

o&AAS ~ cNkAkAh tUn&cHA1Qn OK AC1Gs
graph Lihes.
Special Dfsratch to The Chicago Tribune.
DAVENPORT, H., juno 5.-rha Grcat Western
Telegraph Company filed, in tho CT cult Court,
to-day, petition stnttng that tho North American
Jamos g.. and George ". McN1ullon, X. a. L..
throp. and Milton Webssor. have, without au-
thority Of law, maIlciously md forcibly cut the
telegraph liues Of tho Groat Western Company
at Davenport, and forcibly taken possession Of
said line, and also tho other liucs OF the said
Groat Western Company through Iowa, Illinois,
Nebraska, mud other Statos, thereby cutting on
all their means OF telegraph communication
through those States, md damaging them to tha
extent OF a100, ,0o0, which sum they pray tbs
pelled to pay to thou,
, 1874-06-06
AT AUCTION.
ON THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1874.
ON TEdR GROUNDS

Contemplating otnngc III buaness tbs oNne. Of thfa
Desirable aubdsition authozos tho undorsgned to soil
tho onto traot, PARTON thcroo abovc WRIT
OUT AH1 nEsEnvE, ron WHATEVER IT WILL. pnrso.
HkdAnDLEsa or VALUE.
aywood IL ony 5H miles west Of city limits and %
mtnutos fido from Wcttsst depot. The land il high
aoinE morn than font above tho Douplainos R.es aud
usor 81 foot Aboyo Lake Michigan Tho buildings, soino
s IN number. all but within four yonrs, uniformly
goo nono costing lcss than g. oo; tho majority 5000
32o, 0oo.
Tho Ecnsral improvements Of tho town ero oxocl,ont,
atsoots afo aradod sidewalks built. park, containing
10 acres, With artificial lakeE music obsorvatory
snd natural Erovos forma attractive feature. Tho
town has oHs graded sohoo, vo church sooc-
tee m elegant otot threo stotca post and o1prese
Offices, noat rnhtat, ioe-houso vory stable and oxten
stro manufacturing establishments. Tho railway aooom.
modAttons arc ampfensht trains day oaoh waY. Com.
mutation faro very reasonable.
Tho lots In this subdivision. "Afll1ara Addft,on In
MnJwood" {uuscrBa5 conoddad to o tho photoos mr.
ton OF this delightful hubuh vary from Is to los oo. in
'front.' and al ars Within fow hloots Of dcpot. On Lat l.
Alook ]. good twostor5, siKhtroon houao, black O.
containing az aoros probably the anest building so
In Cook County. bong magnificent grove river and
meadow In roar and high ground for buildings aud
yard.
Tho title this property IL pssioo. and ooa. Of Inon.
brAnco.
Parties noskinz invoatonts either for homes or snec.
atn, In roa1l5 desirable aud houshlnx suburb viii
and It to their interest to attcnd this sale, -
Now u tho favorAbB opportunity bur n ren t,t.u
10 at ts lowest chb, aud must. and WILL aoon advance
FREE TRAIN loavoa Wsa.st. depot at o'oook shsn.
returning to city At sp. m.
Ters, onbthrd tash. and balanoo ono and tro ,o.,.
interest par cont
Adsposto Of 10 per oent required At tmo Of ss,e-to
apply on first payment.
Priuted Abstract ot Tito furnished oaoh purobatar
for plas aokcts to examine property and othor nfoy,
nation. apply to
9. G, THAYER & CO., Auotioneerg.
, 1874-06-06
THE CHICAGO DAILY TRIBUNE: SATURDAY. JUNE g. 1874

won by oaar!o hoy. boating ). ". Conloy and
Triumph. Tlmo-2s20 2:20J161, 2:25.
THE EPSON nAoEH.
LONDON Juno 5.-Tio raco for tho Oakcs
stakes, for nlua, on Epson Down. to-day, 7raa
won BY byApology, Miss Toto second, aud Lady
pAtricln third
, 1874-06-06

At 1t1lncn, N,

At 1thncn, N. r.
ITHACA, n. T., June 5.-Hatsoy's Touring mills
we're burned by an incendiRry this morning. Tbs
losa In 10000; insurance, P14,O00.
, 1874-06-06
TIE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Juno 5.-For the Laks
region, partly cloudy Weather, with rain during
Saturday, variable windA in tho Lower Laka
region. and easterly to southcnsterly winds In
tho Upper Lake region lower temperature and
rising barometer east OF Lake Michigan.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1874-06-06

Sreefat Disnntea to Ths Chiengo Tribune.
Port HunoN, Mich, Juns 5.-UP-Props Cantsteo,
St. Adams, Rocket. India, JAVA schrs Thistle Ma-
dcira, uippogritf. City Of Manitowos.
D0WE-SchEa Homer, Caar.
WINp--Norheast: weather soggy.
, 1874-06-06

UN1A TE1EIAITEs5.
.WtTsDN-rECK-On thu {th Inst. by n. 1io~ I
n!GChs.ncs n ih1 rflnity slushoais Episcopal Church.
Laz1iH Dlxnn. uf Wndron, nj. ' -AN '''S'
AANMER-o ARpENTE1s-1n this oity, on Thurlday
D. D.. Mt D. IIarf5 Hammer and iii, Emms Z. Usr
ponter. ~ " VISA
AZ ARTER-June !. At tha restdoncs Of ]. ".
5ra Hntch # ynrrsnsia. Ill. and M!ts MafT Csttsr
daughter Of tho lats nev. D.. Co1yer. ''''
, 1874-06-06

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1fns or pa,ne-Two hours five minutes.
, 1874-06-06

Spsttat DituateA IA 9As Chicago Tribune.
DRTnoIT, juno 5.-PAssEp Ur-rropa lnits. Bar
mum, kewccnaW, and Il. ". rrindiyillo; sphre
ThoMaH ". Forry, Superior and Thomas Quayls.
tAssEp DowN-Schr Jessie.
W1ND--Northeaat.
, 1874-06-06

DEATHS,
-Thursny, .Iune at residence Of ii, rsront1
~ HHnut1M+s john francis. Infant and only son Il d.
and Alice Knpp. - "
FLEMfNq-At Wh1tohalt hIioh., Wednesday oyou-
ng ~ oo!noE. o!apnplexy, William Fonlng, formerly
.noNEGAE-Ians 4. at his brothers residence, Iii
Mi!lsr.1t., Edward DoneTnn, nged 4K Years.
friends cnrdinlly tnvttu1. ~
TCl!F0RD-Fiorenco Dlstobford'a funeral t.krs
rlacs At hapnst 10 this tSaurday morning from tbe
rasdeucs In Evanston. Carriages to GracsiAnd.