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VEGETINE.
Purifles the Blood, RenOyates
and InyigOrates the whole
System. Its Medical Prop
critics are Alternative, Tonic,
Solvent and Diuretic.

yEGETINE IL made exclusively from the Juices
OF carefully selected barks, roots and herbs. and
20 strongly concentrated that Ii Will efectuay
eradicate from the system every faint OF S9r0fma.
Scr0ful0us Humor, Tunigrs, cancer, Cancerous
Humor, EIysipelas, Salt Rheam. Syphilitic Dis.
diseases that arise from impure blood Sciatica.
Inlfiammat0ry and Chrome Rheumrtism. Neu-
rngia, G0ut, and Spinal Complaints can only be
cffectually cured through the blood.
For Ulcers and Ernptiye Diseases OF the skin,
Pustnles Pimplrs. Bl0tches. kOils. letter, Scai-
head and ringw0vm. VEGTINE has never failed
To effect u permanent cure.
For Pains iu the Back, Kiaues COn,plajnts.
DrOpsy, Female Weakcess Lcucorrhea, arising
from internal liberation and uterine diseases and
General Debility vEGETfyE acts directly uDon
the causes Of these complaints. II. inyigorates
and strengthens tho whole system acts upon the
sccretive organs, alays inflammation, cures ul-
ceration, and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Costumes,
Papitatlon Of the Heart. Headache, Piles, Ner-
vonsness, and General Prostitution OF the Ner-
VOWS System. no medicine ifas ever given such
perfect satisfaction az the VEGETINE IL puri-
fies the blood, clcanses all of tho organs, aud pos
sesses controlling power over the nervous sys-
tern.
The remarkable cures effected by yEGETINE
have induced many physicians and apothecarits
whom We know to prescribe and use IL In their
families.
In fact vEGETINE is tho best remedy yet dis
covered for the above diseases, and il the only re-
liable BLOOD PURIFIER yet placed before the
public.
Prsparedsy
H. +. STEPHENS, Boston, Mass.
Price Sl.s5. Sold BY oil druggists and dealers
everywhere.
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pien.

In Richmond township, Feb. 9th, 1874
ADELBERr, son Of Isaac A. and Emily Perkins,
aged ID months.
AT Baldwin City, Feb. 25ih, 1874, Thomas j.
Evans, of Plainville, Kent county, Mich, aged
72.years.
This was the first death 'ofan adult person
in the village. The-deceased came here few
weeks since on visit to his son, Geo. Evans.
He had previously been suffering from imflam-
nation Of the lungs, but supposed he had recov'
cred, until about ten days before his death, when
he met with relapse, resulting as above stated
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Marriso.

At thercsidence of the brides father, in Ce.
dar township, Feb. 10th, 1874, by Joseph 3.
Esly, Justice Of Peace, Of Ashton, Mr.. JOEL
=. RIPLEY and Miss MARY ETA ARNOLD, all Of
Cedar township.
In Hersey, on Tuesday, Feb. 2ith, 1874,
by the Rev. T. w. Miller, Mr.. w. SEYxoUn
SrgvENs and Miss KITTY GILES.
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LAST Friday Chicago had mad. dog
sensation, that was horrible in its results
Two rabid animals ran through the
streets and bit II persons, mostly chill
drcn, and GO dogs, before they were
killed. Immediate medical aid was
called for the human sufferers, and ev,
cry effort made to prevent the seeds Of
the terrible disease from taking effect.
The bitten CANNES were all killed and a
general slaughter Of every worthless cur
in the streets, also, took place.
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FARMING LANDS

Are sold on n reasonable credit, to
aetna! settlers, ,one quarter OF purchase
money down, interest seven per cent.
NB-s,ettlers on any of these lands OF
the q. II g. X. r. Co., or on any OF the
lands Owned in Common in the town
ships above drsigusiod will
HAVETIF PREFERENCE
0fpurchasing their lands, by giving the
Office Prompt Nc tice Of their wishes upon
reading this advertisement and designat-
ing their Postoflicc address.
For any information concerning the
lands, price 81 ocatiou etc address
WIN, A. HOWARD,
Land Commissioner. Grand Rapids. Z
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New POstOfices.
New Postoffices were established in Michigal
d,,r;,,, ,I,o ,..on,h &c J.n,o,x N. f,lJo.s.

New Postoffices were established in Michigan
during the month Of January as follows:
Goodson, Oakland county,
Crawling, Crawford county.
Scofcld, Mason county.
East Springport Jackson county.
Blackmer, Saginaw county.
Grosvsnor, Lenawee county.
Lees Corners, Midland county.
spaulding Menomonce county.
Chapel Corners, Mason county.
DISCONTINUED.
Rapid River, Kalkaska county.
NAMES CHANGED
Traverse Bay, Grand Traverse county to
East Bay.
Bad River, Gratiot county to Edgeweed.
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A Transfer named Julius Olson,
employed at Nond q Hawley's camp,
near Sherman, Wsxi.rd county, had
bis collar bone broken by falling trce
a few days since.
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NeighbOrhOod News.
HECVSIA COC MI.

The Big Rapids Pioneer has the following;
There was meeting of tho Big Rapids
Boom Company, held at NJ. Browns law Of
flee, on Saturday evening, Feb. 18th. The
Secretary presented balance sheet for the
year ending December 3lst, 1878, as follows:
Balance Sheet OF tho Big Rapids Boom Company
January let, 1874:
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Another Ice Disaster In Sagi'
nav Ray

On Monday last, the ice in Saginaw
Bay suddenly broke up into three large
fields and drifted out towards the
Lake. Upwards Of 800 persons were
on the ice engaged in fishing, The
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed, and
tho situation was extremely perilous ;
but we learn that, at time of going to
press, no lives were lost, and that all
have escaped to land.
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Owned in Common"

with the F. & P. NJ. Railway Company,ant
located in the following townships, to- wit.
No Ia aud Is, Range 4; No. IA, Is, Is and
ls, Range 8; No. Ia, Is, l6, II, IL and ID,
Range 2; No. Is, Is and ", Range 10; No
Is, Is, II, Is and 10, Range IL; No. IA, Is,
II, Is and 10, Range IL, west; will also he
for sale at the Office of the G, r. l. Il. r
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Connections made at Detroit with the
Great Western aud Grand Trunk Railways,
to and from The East. AT Wayne with
the Michigan Central Railway, tor local
points East and West. At Toledo with
the Lake Shore & Michi gan Southern
Railway Cor Cleveland and Chicago, and
with the G.. II. a. D. II. R.. for Cincinnati
and South. Also, with the T.. w. & w.
r. r. to and from the South and South
west. At Reed City with the Grand
Rapids & Ind. X. r. foy the North and
South,
SANFORD KEELEe, Asst Sup't
J. p, NoURsE, Genl Ticket Ag,t.
Eat Saginaw Mich.
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VIZ. A THaoop, Quartermsste r General of this
State, has issued a circular, calling upon SOL
diers to contribute any mementos Of the late
war which they may possess,to be deposited in
the Military Museum, at Lansing. Also, ar
ticles in remembrance Of the wars of 1912,
or Mexican War. Photographs will be ac-
cepted, and, IF properly Endorsed with name,
rank and regiment, will be put in their proper
places. Soldiers, here is a chance to add to
the general public interest Send in your
memcntoes of every kind,to VIM. A. Throop,
Or. Gen'l, Detroit, Mich.
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GRAND RAPIDS.

In the above locations can be round
some OF the BEST Farming and Pine land
in the State lying for twenty miles on
either side of the surveyed line OF the
road and they embrace every variety OF
soil with heavy and light timber; and are
in a section Of Michigan now being rapid
1y developed by railroad and other enter
n rises
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pe~ advertisements.
Estray Notice.

Taken up by the subsc riber on the 9th
day Of January 1874, one red COW, with
specklcd face and belly; has a white tail
brass knobs, on horns, ana isabout SIX
years old,
F. NJ. SLAYroN.
Ellsworth, Mich, Feb. 9th. 1874
1-43-t9.
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The annual report Of V. p. Collier,
State Treasurer, to Gov. Bagley, states
that the cash in the Treasury, Sept
Both, 1872, amounted to S977 ,224 Oh
The receipts during the fiscal year were
1892 ,43l so, and the disbursements
during Same period, s2,3I4,942,1l
leaving balance in the treasury, Sept
30th, 1873, Of SS54,713.44.
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Special Elections.

In Calhoun county, w. +. Hewitt
Democrat, has been elected State Sena-
tor, by 90 majority.
In Hillsdale county. John p. Cook
Democratic candidate for State Senator
is elected by 1O2 majority.
In Manistee and Mason counties the
contest for State Representative result
Cd in elcOting A. ]. Dovel, Democrat
by about 800 majority.
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The Company has capacity for booming
and sorting 40,Oo0,OO0 feet Of logs per season
aud have already commenced constructing a
new dam which will increase their capacity to
100000 feet.
oScE0LA COUNTY.
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Detroit, Lansing & Lake Mich. R R
TNE new NORTH WESTERN ROUTE.

Now Open from Detroit to Howard
To take effct on Sunday, October 10, 1878
at ~ o'clock noon
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100000 ACRES
SPLENDID
Farming and Pine Lands
FOR SALE!
I'D TINE Card, - Nov. ed, ls7a

FOR SALE!
The lands belonging to the Grantofth
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad Co.
Are now being brought into market,
Particularly such Of them
As are situated in Townships numbered
from 10 to "a N; and in Ranges from 8 to
Is W., inclusive, and in the counties Of
Kent, Newayao, Montcalm, Mecosta, Week
ford, Manistee, Missaukee, Clare, Lake
and isabella, The lands also
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BALDWIN CITY FEB. 20, 1874.

Editor.
, 1874-10-13

n confidence during all my journeyinae.:
Tho timo IL coming when wonlaf Will
bo angwcrutIo only to herself Cor lier
onn deeds. It ia III, hlo1nlnablo ni$-
t,ro Of tlconit and nltlicr of thu ntcn
is rcndy to sacrlllco Mrs. Tlliot To snvo himself
The fact in, II woman gives hcraolf to u nlsn,
other III marriage or out OF marriage, Ito will
tran,po her tt, tltn ,1ir. to arrye his own cnttA
Women hell ttclnsclvoa ton cheap. T1loy Bncri-
ilce themselves u, tho spo, and it loos int INIT
ter whether TIM man Inns n,,v brains or not 1t Is
tht, croation osnr npain. Did Allan Aaid, Tho
woman tonlp!cl nc aud did ont.' 1}oochur
says, .Thn woman tonptctl mo nnl did mt cat
III b0tfl r1A1s
afiE HETn THE ntA.iE."
Miss Anthony Is looking we'll II shn voro OH
lv rpl,,e ,a,.a ~ifc moillcr. or grandmother. sho
would bo tlcactihrd MI digniicd, Herotlo-faceh
elderly laly. As sl,o la NJ, old
vixen. Bio ii really n Jolly, aocal nnul, with
wonderful muynosc low Of epeecl'., that almost
parhuaaos every DIN who hears hor into hor own,
way Of thinking. 6l,n In homest III 1lor convic-
song, nnll liAa WorlGd tho rnoae Of her life THE
tln Jrsllrlar, "1'reo grntiH, for nothing with
Out q cont Of pay." Tho object OF the present
,naetine il to ra,nilo the 1ne,nbora as i.o coli
vontio,i haa been hold uiprc tho President Elro.
.1O.1os, roturnch from Europe. AlnH Anthony
will 1naao al lGnRt two of lsor telling sreccl,cs.
1Dr. TlIon,nB will second her It will bo hellt In
tho lectnre.rooln OF tho htohoaiat Church Block.
, 1874-10-13

1,oSnH;, Oct. la,-Yho Mark La,.r Express.
IN Its reyow Of tho crap prosl!cclu, says: .'l'ho
weather for TIN week pant has ept, rai1gl, cold,
and rainy, hut tLcro hive beou sufficient tutor.
ynlH of tito weather. to cllow far1ols, Il, work tho
laul ai:d proceoa with .!,rlr Row!,tg, except in
tho North. whore t!,eio l,ayn boon ao.lo ti,uas-
,roua Hoods. Tlio downward course Of tho
mico Of wheat IL not yot oulud. The notlcra,o
,;ain In quantity saoula The real misfortune 10
growers. rlsr Bamo sopreesinu il, pricoa rules
nhrl, A,d may lead to tllo illusion illat wo lays
doulo crop; hui Ii mist l,u remembered that
Egypt nAyii;; q nsrl,nngoa cerenls for cotton, tu-
ot,ier Houyce 0f ;uu'tY III Gil. utr. AH uons,iu,p-
liun psucuu.!s, s'4a oo.tom Of the well may ba
reachod."
, 1874-10-13

Somn Trouble Experienced In Serving
y Subpoena on EsrtEhnnn Young.
SALT LAxE, Oct. 12-TiiA evening, Deputy
Marshal Pratt, in attempting 10 Boryo q subpoena
upon Brigham fo,,ng to a2pear boforo tho Grand
Jury, was refused ndnitsanco by tho eloorkoepor.
Sfolnla! Maxwell wan also refused, and was aa.
eau|ted by ono Of tho gatokeoporu. Maxwell,
afterwards returning with 3 posse. was mot at
tho door by lfeyor Wells. through whom aervice
wan acknowledged by j'rcsidel: Young. The
alarahnt states that. upon his appearance will
tho rosec, llo fouuA tho house and yard occupied
by largo number or armed mon. Mayor Wells
snyB no mon wcro prosc.lt except those who
happcuch to bo IN tho street nt,l were patura!y
atsrArto1 by run,orH Of trouble. lie expressed
regret to tho Marshal that the gatokeepor bat
mato resistance. whicl, was ut tho time unknown
to and liaconntenancod by Brigham Young.
, 1874-10-13
BILLIARDS.

BILLIARDS.
BLOSSOMS REPLY 70 DION.
Tho following communication explains itself,
and, aa fur as Hlosson il concerned. dofntta]y
sottcs tito question of n billiard match hotwoch
him md loo Dion:
SHERMAN IIouRE D1tL1Anp-TfALLy(
Cu1CAoo, Oct. II, 1874 ]
Efiior 111trs' Spirit:
DEAN sin: Thu general disappointment! ocearioncl
In Chicago BY ,ny failure, thus far, to accomplish
match with HF. Joaop1 Dion. anil ncraonal tearo To
rid nyEclf Of fa1ao npusatioB, Induces to recon,
stor my fosn,nr determination, n to watso ttt tdst
m'it in disHtf III nRl efFurt for tho desired end
Will pisy Mr. Dton or terms IF h.R cotiiter-cha-
lcnEo n Sept. delaney tahc inclnsvc only attr,l-
lsting that tho gnue sl,all TO for $500 a a!te,
and that McsRrs Step1lnn}. 1lnrt Il Cor OF this
city, Rllal1 ba final ssaka-hot1erD; provided
a1r. piu lisa no reasonable objection to tho hitter
suggestion. Any t1ato III tho weak Of November:
ronncnctnG with tho Nth innt may o selected. rnsl
the cnricr t,n iet.cr, Tint can rcao ulr prep.
nrattonn for tho New York tournament, in Which We
oro both To cutter. cfain credit for tho nhyio:H
sacrifice involved In thia proposal. and tt, under so
circumstances, tlu mt ucnit Iysof 50 crcd!sabs ns
n,rl,t c t.ceirch nj lcast tho tnoiso Of my original
challenge CAL longer ba ntkfeprescucd or tns.'n.
derstnud.
d check for $40 accompanies t,la communication aa
forfeit mnncy, aud eha 1n gad Ia receive M early
md .rl'nsocal acceptance. Very respectfully yours,
(1Eu, i. SLORYQ:s
, 1874-10-13


THE rAnnhOur boat c1uB.
Tho October meeting OF tho FarraGut Don't
Club was hold at tho fremont Iouso lask ovcn-
ittg, President Il. z. Olip1ant II, tho clair Tho
Secretary, Treasurer, mud Captain rendered writ
onscmi-annualroports showing tho club to boin
flourisi,lDg condition. aIr. Thomas H. Jonkins
WIS unanimously elected to membership, having
beon fnyorably roportol upon by tho Board. The
following officers woro olcctod for tho cn6ulng
ycar:
Ftcsidtnt-1ltchara c. O1irhant.
tice- -fTts,dent-Trank N. Btar.cs.
sesrttdrH-Altresl 8. Tortrr.
Trc,auYer-EdNnrh Palmer.
funaiH-A. q. l}nwns.
I.jcttten1nE.-Ffnnk Di1!fnEs.
E1nrI Of .td,l.stfv'-Iieil1y P. Smith, Thouau II.
Ju.suB, GcurGo ". Murisol.
1t wns resolved to have n saries OF dramatic
and musical entertainments, and Mcssrs. Perry,
Downs, rortor. Muriaon, Smith, Billings, and
Mcdonnell vera appointed oo.nmjttoo 10 MAKO
arrangements. 1t was resolved that a. clnb party
be Eiyou. and alcssre. stcolc Palmer, knoBlor''.
Perry. and YAntloreock nero appointed ID Com
mittee OF Arrangements.
, 1874-10-13

oral Govornnont7 aud, vtere II ia declared that
congroaB sl,nll have Too power to enforce that
nrt.vlc, "os !: Intended 10 bring wishtn tho power
of Congress Tho ontiro domain Of civil right
herctoforo belonging to tho statea: Wn Eso
no1ielncr that NJ, so, reB,illH wero insontled br
tlln GonEreas which proposed tbcno amendments,
;,oe ny tue Legislatures of Thu Statoa which rat
Justice 1'radtey, Of lto Supreme Court, III the
ntatt farsah fLn.) case, delivered MI opinion III
Till b0 Eoen that
=. IT,, rou; nF THE LEADING lunoro
~ .n9 on,tca hntoe, all Republicans, too, havo
u3 uit9u y. tno oplh1on TINT tho etlnctnents upnn
Wiich tao Atturncy-denoral relici do not roi tho
state Q! hog polco l,nwcre, and do not copfor
upon ths Fceral authorities tho ttrbt to tn1e
tne prosecution OF R'icll Offonsus away from, thu
state autherttlos. oallecinily in cases vherc tho
latter asc "bln Hnd willing to ITO 10; whtlo tho
flfti :,rltse, ballard. deliberately questions tia
co1'atltttlnnnllty Of tls cnforcoinent net, usinr
all the disorders of tho State tho United Haton
to punish t!sem."@ ''N'
lH}.uB ourRAaEs.
AIR. y. Il. White. cnrten},outleut OF TIM Nav
York Tribune was rccantty :'outl, to itlyoy.icato
Congressman 1iays In ltla lottor to Geu. JUG
Hnwloy. Than Mr.. White no more impartial Oh
eorver could be fonntl In q tuo-col1inan letter
10 tho Tribune To-day 1lo gvcs tho result Of lila
investigation, which mas ba summed iii III tho
following HcnteHce from Ills closing paragraph :
It. will thus DO Boen that, except the psSMBs.,,a-
ton Of Billings and Isoy, In ssrntel County,
investigated. including moro tllan tllrcc.1os,rtl,a
OF nll of thom, Inns TUNED out to be untrue, md
III Tho majority Of caaoH Nr. Hnys know lts
statements wore lies wnon l,o wroto tlom."
, 1874-10-13
PEDEGTRIAEISM,

The New York Herald of Saturday las tho
following description Of Wcs:on's desperate
struggle With bnnions and lmpossibllitios
ts the writer snsercss ho Ilppparana last evening
alat-rack rrou wcl ha baro fcct stretched p-
ward 30 A. to bring them into eansentens positon to
~ y s hsSzs sbs ray
They were all ineut ',ro blaek blister nt4n The
oul tue Of hss lett toar 1t ast ast In Judgment upon
iavor Of ic latter This l.t!o lar,s patch Of exravs-
1ated blood Ind set itself against tue plt'c and reaa-
ill., ,q and s enSs,ssse Ssssn f @ the rss Ss ns
;sr I s;ss s.s il ;Ss;;v Ssis tho }Ess ;ys5
jaekey iu crimson and gold 9akel ut It With The
solemn official dignity as,d wooden acility bsnsting
this occasion. Il bets ni OILERS In Tho seats abs"
EDea Of men and KAT With necks craned eaetr.
Is forward, their wllnn attention atsorbel in the coE
tanplaon Of tro suolt" fest ,and ten ins'a'e toe.
q. III rather risefu!y, ryasltug the :alu.. whci
marked ~ tho total result Of bls effort al miles, and
IRON t!no 10 ttne gazing at hts hnnlos. The general
a, rahsr than mp physical iorcc. iil4 iacc IL n M
noxe pcakca audi lllS chin small end wcE lilo
ss nres Of ef, fssy swoM nlu s a o nsa s
wios mind aud tho undivided forco It hts rhlsacser
upon the production c!:bnuons and sote rorna and
wu,d have accomplished acrns great thing in tLs
world.
70 ,hp ucn-snd there are ,nany Of the,n-who fire.
9.tt the 1tippnlru,e during Weson's wa1k. the
!on nf the pctlcstra1iH fest beeouea matter Ut nb
horb'ng Importance; tho general contour of ls corns
i!c Is:ncy q hts bl!sera aud ne teturcrntnre os
s toes arc suoccta 0! the grasest discussion and tho
widest apctu!aona Weston on ttA Stat atrctcher Ia
.noiarfh !lo vaves his o1Cortatiois with gchturo
Of co1nmansl, and controls al aboit hl ny ths sIeer
forcc nf lis inflammation lieis tended md Wotteh
on and cootled and combcd. bashed asd rnbt"i down
ond awathcd with all tho tel.terness insRsnah1t.
Everybody seems to bed toward him ti sympathy,
except tho Grim, gll.-bespauEea !ackes who evidently
tcnss upon him as Que nf tho rtoiersiea" Of Mr.
Barn'tns show, which IL Eein. nkcred up 30 that it
will work again. ...
Presently the process Of oniug his feet Is finished
Weaon rises after or twn ctTnrta tho lines abu,t
Ills mouth deepen into an expression OF Intense pain
, 1874-10-13
0bl [uARf,

Srt,i,l N'spatcht A, Yha chitaaa Tribune,
MApluoS. WIS. Oct l9.--Our community was
greatly pho.kcl last waning by tho sutioatleath
s. ilnfyoy Warner. a inost estiinnblo rna popular
you.lg nun, clerk IL nnnulng Il snmuel'a drug
storo. lle waA as m,ll al usual Vt 5:9o p. ~,
wj1ou hn invited Con j roux to toa with him. Tits
friend called 10 60 vii Ii Lin, t,ut ho was not III
ti,o ntoro. George Tn may wont up to his rom,
and found hin. on + h he.l Will. hIs feet hanging
oyet tho edge, just b. cathing lla last. Ito run
,p.tsirs Hayera STOP Mt tne, assl, it IL s,lI,-
no.cd. fatally teraugi tho action OF The heart
Ho returned hera fro q Chicago last upr!nE. ltta
mothoy raaldea tn Aa oxford.
, 1874-10-13
trtJE3 PACIFIC COAST,

Scrtoua Accident TO zln Accommodates
arctic yEhafc fa-7lNrtssnry.
SAS Francisco. Cal, t.1ct. l2.-Osuet Duislay,
tao aoroua,,t, wlsi1o nr'snl: landing at lIerual
Heights, near this city, lust evening" was dragged
III tho ground and rt'eeivc injuries which, IL IL
tearG,l, w,ll provo tnta'.
Tho ,.oNb iron, the Arct; r Whaling toot In nut
encouraging. Tho setaAoR hns boon very mild.
I'm 10 Aug, 10 only lvo ri aaos had toeu aoo,l by
tito iect
Tho funeral Of j. N. Eckiul,tt. tho S,lpcrin~
to,,tort OF Construction II tile new United statos
aliut, Vho con,alittna Alicde last Week. took
place yesterday nitorso M "Is'ior l'o a4ispcos OF
tue Masonie ltnternity.
, 1874-10-13
Shot. !ACCittG1af3t!IS'A

.Sptttal Dianu:cA IN Ihr Lhiea7o 3TiaKHc.
ELooM1SuruS. H., Oct. 1a.--Saturtlay c"onins
Lyman Wilcox, Of saybrook, McLuan County,
wns stu. in tho right ado mud probably fatnly
wnnndcd, while putting Its loadctl gun into u
wagon, By is accidental discharge Tho ncct-
.sont hnpponea IN Champaign County, ncar the
Mclean County linn. Wilcox is ! hsothor Of
Theodore Wilcox, OF ladua Township, ,lc1,ea
couuty; WHO, on the.norulng OF Tue sanso day,
was stuhIch aud worry dangerously wounded i,l
III encounter oyer n Hprns Of wafer neac Eils-
o'th. u full account OF wio', was gi"on in Bun
aHyA TRIBUNE.
, 1874-10-13
VTlNE 1NYESTtGATI0td.

san rR,.seE",o. Cal., Oct. 12.--Early last
mouth tho United States var~.tcamcr Saranac
aniied FROM this port under sealed ordOrB fur the
Mexican ccaAt. SIlo rcacod Lal,as OH the 18th
OF September, when her commander put himself
ties on 4f.a subject Of ths recent difficulties he-
twcon themselves mud American citizolla tho
owner If tho 1nino I'll Triunlpho, and an iuyes-
tigatis,n followed. Tic report Of thc commander
will lW forwarded Immediately to Washington
, 1874-10-13

OTTAWA, Canada. Ott 13.--'rlls contemplated
canat.worltg noar Montreal ayo to be undertaken
without lalay, uul Eorl: Oh the WolIand t,auAl
will DO commenced very BOON. Tic Improve
Ments Of tho williamsburg, Cornwall, anI other
canals Nr0 receiving Intention.
, 1874-10-13


AMERICAN JOCKEY club RACES.
NEW Yonx, Oct 12.-Tho fa!l mocking Of tho
American Jockey Club was continued today.
,ri,o first event WIS a selling raco for 8 purse
Of s5U0, III n,i!ca. kafli won, Galway coming
in second, bennington colt Third. limo,
2;4Ss:.
Tho eocontl race waa grand nationsl ln;1di-
cap sweepstakes, two miles md quartcr. The
race was won by hfato; shylocl Second, Bessie
Loo third, Iaclf Frost fourth. Time, 4:131l.
The third raco, annual aweepstakes for 3-yoar-
olds, two miles md All eighth, 'waa won b5 VAN
daEiio; Rutherford second, Bannorotto third,
Planter fourth. Time. 4:0031.
Tho fourth raco. tho champagne stakes for
2-soas-olls. tllyea.qnartors Of a milo. wae won
by I1ydor Ali; Ja,nea \. second, Fine Work third,
Destio Ward {cnlt) fourth. I'itne, l:a9.
The 1!fth race, purse SION, milo heats. was
won by pseaknesa: Spcndr,it SECOND. Jury third.
Tim, 1:47Hl; 1:4s22&; 1:15314. snendrift took
tho rccol1,l iicat.
, 1874-10-13
r[ff: l7tEhTftcH.

WARRINGTON, d. G.. Oct. 19-For tho North
vest And southwark to Missouri, falling larons~
eter southeast wiuda, warnor aEtl partly cloudy
weather. For tho takoa, aud tlenca to tho Ohio
Valley, hIgh, but slovly falling baromstsr,