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serDer your valuable paper for In the town of
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CIVIL NOTES,

In the Supreme Conrt, General Term, yes
terday, Justices Davis Daniels, Donohoe presiding
the following admitted 70 the bar: George Zabra
kip Chas. Harris, Vim. r. Stewart, George Lockwood
Rines Emlnet Is. Olcoti. Herman stete Eiwari Ora
mer. Joseph 7. Roe, Wa. Dorney, Geo. Pumpkins, Ar
thur T. A Pollock. aud Walter III. Coleman.
In the Supreme Court, General Term, yes
teray, before Judges Davis Daniels and Doaahuc, the
foow lug applicants admitted 70 the Barr George
Zabrlskie Ch,s. iiarris, VIM X stewart George Lock
wood Rncs. Emmett Il. Oicott, Herman Stiefel Eiward
j. Cramer Joseph T. Roe. Wn. Dorney, Geo IOmpAins,
Arthur 7. A. PoocS. and Walter H. Coleman.
The JOab Lawrence extradtion case appears
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NNTIKDA1. u
For Irish Mail only QueasosD and Liverpool b' 'ts sn.i
CITY loss a j. VI suppl 1'n.- ' - '"s'
al the Pos, steamship sls at p ~ ton Per No.
a. N0rth River. =, =.
Ma for Eurore Southampton and Bremen he ssmshto
Donau close Supplementary Mail Is oo,ed - Ne i',r
Odre AZ 80 A. anhp sails IL ION The o"t 81 hfa
81. Hobokcu.
closed Msl - cent nv h me
Mails Mexico, steamship Cy ~ N.'Ifn ".-
Supplementary Asi Is cllse st la lot ono. =: -.sV
D.. H. sai y m. from Pier No. 3 y. H.
hey West Guy OF Auin close 81 J. -
Steamship tas 80 8 3. m. from Pier No 20 Bla; hVes
SUNDAY FEs ].
All Mails close O'Clock Tn. fos0Doe hor Ia
9 IA
Mails Tor YcwfospG NewYorS PotOne day
: q D. 90. via IaIlar.
MAJ, for Halifax n coseis the New.Yors PotOaee ever
iay al II. and soes wa Boston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT or NRw-IoRK .....

PORT or NRw-I DIRK .......................J.N 30
CLEARED.
steamship Csnbd Orb Freeman Lasuayrs, &c. PIN for'od
steamship Ellen s. Terry s,ar Se~berD T. c. MaaJ. tsr,
Steamship Arrl. Br) small GLASGOW Henderson Er'tea
s.s.mD Gss'1 %s:5 So Hss, r SoaH n@l
Steamship Weybo.ei rais Island Pnrcs New
fS ssO o1 Em My PnSsn Lord c,c F.beh c.ss
s5p B3sst say Ir.ees se s.ST yt, Go
Brs Johann Made So Olsen, Corr Tor OEcer' foneb heh
Barb Brdene S Bisneun Liverpool for orde, fOHeh Eds
s st v.sS SS Co.,. C ssax Sao%es for Geo
Big S Ss;sa p To Ponce. s s' .'S csfSs
Sris asry Tnei DYER J.ne. wsi Co.
s ss S a. AI fe:.a %ss ssiS;'fs
B BIs J Jsa. fu S Dunn G.eto Msna Phelps
sehr Iemuel BAn TrpD A,pinv.ll o; B. Dearborn.
ySAU GsSs, wi%iassn n. s, rsw. ,Iu.,
.chr Chiffon TyPencs csIagsna sa'aOia and s'Ss
A stSr T. stsrc1.St crss w..hingtOa c. Demnsc~
sehr + O. Davis Drane I B.r'eG, w !; Ts1ee's
se esr LAURA hana = WEBB %1Sn i.eS j.sa
ss Gss sr nssas s 'Is Pierre w.
ssAr HATH. Chs1.ier; Joss. Ns.:u.,sa Ra1s.stBro
Gsp:qG 1 fsS Sl issa a.al' b ao. 70
q, p W OIL, B BsSss5 E;.Ss T.s
MAJ : S %s s. sa.i f. ns.s G..
SeSn Pane fhomson, Taylor ibrunswicl W RAY,
schr r. Forsyth Hobbie stamford stamford Msaosc,nnpg
soop North America, Lyon. Providence H. W Jscksoe
sioop Hepry Gesner, Hand BRIDGEPORT Chas TSiag
ARRIVED.
Steamship Maulan (Br Price Liverpool Jan IA ste Qsess<
town 10Th. with mdse. AMI pass to Williams GuoE.
Steamship Manhattan Woohu Charleston s. G.. Jan % VIII Btse
Steamship Kntsrsotsr eager Ne. Orleans
Steamship condes Mccse.y Ne~ors.o, jan - With .ds~
steamship C Of Merida Zimmerman Jas "a and SAssss
18th with mdss and TO r. Alexandra 4 Sons - .
Steamship Leo Dearborn savannah JaA 20 ~H "' 's' pes~
MURRAY Ferris L Co - -,
sx,shp Oh Domniop Walker Richmond CITY Point sSd Nsriss
With n se and pass u Od Domnos Steamship Co .
ssaship G. Knight Chichester GeoeioSn, D. C., ssd Ae,as
drs with nj and passtp J. e. konyon
Bark Masdasn,. Gnau, Anssstar. 50 dsu Win hde. ts
Republic tof New Oeans hsyaoS' houe'~es pee o.
bSIs Edvp Rove Croeksr. Messna Al days with fruit
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Fo.r.us. MoxxoE So-Avd. brig Aeons non ssDts To-
orders. - -.
or..Stows 30Ths Csnsri Line steamship Rasas frea
Jan III rsS S =. uss % SS pre-
Gn from jan 20 Tor Liverpool arrived here bis morning
Ja 3OTse North German Lods Lac steamship
Yort Jan IL for Bremen arrived al tbs %
On early hour this noruies. a
III. h.,i ar. KesYori Int
F,a> for the safeiy Of tue schr Edith MAJ Cas
Gro.s -d from Santa Domingo middle " Desess
10, Boston that the 10 vse
visnus lost and b.ing ods principally vita SSssss'
foaaderst
SPOKEN.
II lat IL 10 g. long 80 50. brig SASS, b. 'eo'Ns ~
Jan IA H. long 50 ssip Rssshsn ,Br from h''''''
jan Ia lat ~ rs long l3 p Gsssvs NON H'''s ''' Mes
jan Ia 20 mile. l. of rs.lu barb Harriet Hsl~ss tb'h
Nv" Tor LACED SAD xsss ~ sswnA Fass.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
A LIQUOR SALOON AFFRAY.

James McDernott, editor of The Brooklyn
SUNDAY Erpress Journal arragned before Justice
Kbreh at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
charged with attempting TO shoot Patrick Burns pri
yate detective. on Thursday night The men met 10
Iohn NJ 0onongh's liquor saloon at No. 500 iBowery.
Dnrino An alteration which followed McDermott drew
revolver and poin: il toward Burus McDonough b.
The nronretOr OF the saloon rushed between the
senarate them The re yolver discharged and the
bnIlet pierced his body. The wound was slight
Justice Kbreth committed McDernott in default OF
"a oo hail for trial the General Sessions The bail was
promptly furnished by McDonough. the man who had
bee snOt, aud the accused was discharged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
THE ToMpKISs-sQUARE ARRESTS.

Five of the TOmpkins-sQuare rioters who
we're admitted to bai some days ago were formally re-
arrested yesterday, account of defect In the com
mitment papers, and compelled 10 furnish new bail
Their names and those Of their bondsmen furnish ed
yesterdsy are: Justus Schwab and Adoph Rlener,
bacd by f. W. Lilhenthal Of No. $40 East Tenthst.
81 600 Mr. Lientha deposited two 900 United state
George Deerbecker baed by Pallip Stube nwa OF NO
Is4 Ludow-s fn 81 Ooo Charles Dress baied by feter
Usch OF No. SIS Greenwich-st, IN u 200 and lhomas
McCraun, bailed by Arthur McQuaide, in $780,
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inches In diameter Tho vessel is double piated WIN
iron for length OF nearly 200 feet amidships. ana the
heavy iron braces throughout render sanch every
portion. The companionways are constructed on new
desgn, aud assume o domc-shapcd appearance
The Cornwall furnishes ample accommodations ior
about first class passengers, and nearly 300 III the
second cabin and steerase. The grand saloon ana
ladies' cabin are handsomely appointed. The paneng
of the being in ash contrasts most pcasingy Win
the black walnut aud mahogany background when
forms the walls The crimson uphostering harnon'nes
with the general cooring and produces an agreeabie
effect. The Cornwall viii sail Tor Bristol Win inii
this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31

TERN His counsel says that the demand from Michigan
was directly agaIn the United States statute. ~ pro
vdng that the State OF Michigan should DO habe Tor no
IN the matter, and among other things t"A
the papers do moi legally charge the reItOr win ha'ua
committed any crime whatsoever. To those points Sr'
Phelps argued that the provision "A common one. m
tended impose the the county instoad ~
the STATE, and "a matter OF Internal repI,aiob.
Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
Nh LANCE RELEASED.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3o.-It will be remembered
that Edward LANCE. New York printer Was, In Novcm
her last, found technically guilty of msappropriang
mail bags and sentenced by Judge Benedict 10 one
years Imprisonment aud nne Of $780, contrary 70 the
law which allowed the gEest penalty for the ohense
onIv ons mr. the other, and not both. The case was
hrouyht IN the suprcme Court under q eerhorari and
fts msnt by counss for the defendant H. ArnouX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
THE HOWARD RELIEF COMMITTEE.
The following are additional acknowledge
nents OF Hatch FoOtc Treasurers Of the Howard Re
Henry Solomon, .or mem
A NEW OCEAN TRAVELLER.

A reception was given at o'clock last even
ing board the iron steamship Cornwall Of the
Great Western Steamship Company which has recently
arrived at this port from Bristol The Cornwall is iS6
feet IN length all her breadth OF beam S5 foei aud
depth OF hold 2 She is OF 1900 tons burden The
Cornwall is furnished with compound engines OF 800
nominal horse power. having cylinders Of SO aud "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31
FOLLY OF MORE CURRENCY.
Prom The ST. Losss RepebiioaH (IH.ll

Mr.. Schaefer, Superintendent of lncum-
has given notice those who display goods OF
boxes beyond tine stoop line on Eighth ave. that the
sa,uo must be moved before Monday, otherwise the
oh.truoon. will be removed W the Corporation Yard.
Mr. schaefcr intends to tahe s'miar action IN other
bloc hadcd strectA
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the Court granted writ % habcas corpus, which was
made reurnsbe 10 day IN accordance with which, MI
LANCE was present his friends. On motion OF his
counsel declared discharged thus reversing the
action of Judges Woodruff Blatchford, aud Benedict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31

matter how little the compensation, only so that am
enabled 10 make living by II. GIT.
Ree York, Jan. ~, 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-31

MINIATURE ALIANM.
sun r.e...... .:ll >up ... 5l7 Moon Sc3
Sandy Hoos.. $50 COS nDo.. 1885 Hell Gate rory t<o
DAy-p
7:ly Goy's Island 7JS Hell Gate ftrIf VA
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PISSENG Frs ARRIYEU.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

FROM SAvANNkII-Ta steamship Leo jan Bon sl'l Pail
Capt o. u. Duncan, B. START j. IA ooefb and ~
the sleeIage
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COURT OF APPEALS.
DtPAgIURE or FOREiGN VANS

ALB,Ny Jan 3n-The following is tho Court ~
Apre d. CALENDAR Feb % Nos. s. 81, 80 So 9j ." 20 80
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THE TRIBUNE AND IT'S NEW HOME
A GREAT EDUCATOR.

%,
The cornerstone of the new TRIBUNE build
INK laid Saturday last Very appropriately the
Misses Greeley were prominent in the work NO news
paper III the world has done service for human
liberty TIE TRIBUNE. and 1t would he hard To name
any publication which ~ contributing more 10 enlarge
the OF popular knowledge and elevate the moral
or the nation. TIE building rising bids fair
to stand for centuries Let hope the paper NAV CON
time benehcent career as long type shall serve
the family of man.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
Death II GelIit Smith.

NEW Y0RK, DEC. 20. -Gerrit Smith
died to-day sat the house Of one Of hisfrl.
atives in this city. Mr. Smith, in compa-.
ny withqis wife. arrived ]. in town on
Thursday, tor the purpose Of spending
the holidays among his friends. Hewas
in remarkably good health. his cheek as
ruddy, his step Is elastic rs it had been
for nsanytyesrs.z He had mtde arrange
ments 70 .snect Charles Ose.nlner/ on Sat-
nr.lay. He arose early and said TO Mrs.
Smith that he had slept uncon.manly
we'll, stating that he had no, spent 80
merry Christmas fora long time as on
the day before. While dressing, his ut.
terance suddenly became indistinct, and
he wa gently ioprnes,o tltes bed, barely.
able t. ssy. = i faint fone, y Very weak Z. 3
He imneditel became unconscious.
He seemed TO be suffering. from = COM
bincd attack Of aroplexy and paralisis
He died Mt about II :30 to day, at the resi-
dencsof Gen John Coehraie.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

There il Il. re then, one WI; ]. VI Of d
,lile,nul,. = grn,lc5,,s,, latclJ told his
mile four. u : I'D d.uxh,.r tI,at il
s~as hard tunes .,,,x II she eat syrur
81, her c.kts silo go I'd mi hare hutier
.,llso. rhcscnlld x,,k.d her .f,ntllr
philosophy ! ulpaent ! mud ,l;s:,, aschl,,:.
5ner brs,ws ASK ON, ,llv. 4 q ),
.,.akr.. can't Pr Y = ny ,lv.r:
ne replied hen viii eat butter.
s., '.,,s and =, g pom the other, she
5naivciy answered.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
Corr,,ptinn. !.

Itdas been charged over and over,
that one Erwin, was furnished will, near
ly $1,000 600 Of what is known as the Pa
clfc. Mail Subsidy, to use with,
members of the last Congress, in se-s
curing legislation favorable to the com.
psny. Erwin admits to the Invcstiga-
ting committee that he had the nnaey.
but thus far, has not given any satistac-.
tory statement Of the uses to which he
put it. =. .3zsss-ss ~
During the late election it was alledgcd
that Hon. W., s. King,--then candidate.
for Congress, from the 3rd dis,rict,-hal
the handling sota large share of this m,,-
ey. This Mr. King denied repeatedly,
AMI has since .aad recently denied under
oath, before the committee, that he ever
had anything Il, d. with any, part Of the
Pacific Mail Subsidy. Since that time
the cashier Of New York bank hastes-
tifiedsthnt Col. King deposited in his
bank, a&check drawn by Erwin, for
SIS 000,-that King sent $4,000 to a
bank. in Minneapolis, SO, 600 10 = bank
in st. Paul, TO pay y note of that amount
then about lnataring. This testimony is
considered ~ terribly damaging to Mr..
King,.and almost, if not quite; beyond
his power to rebuff. We understand that
King saysfsthe money alluded TO was
made. by himsinsa stock speculation in
Wallstrcet, and that he can show thai,
ucl, was the case
The State OF Minnesota is interested in
this matter, because her good name is At
stake, and Mr.. King should act promptly
and will, great rigor moi more for tie
purpose Of exculpating himself than for
the honor Of the great State which he
has becn chosen TO represent.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
Wv,
N a II E CO,



ssR yApsR: 40 10 MT 81 hi rad shat 81
80 and vii 10 mn go.,d. inter js ul,ss
sop ns ani III 81 sins snd 40
shsinge henIn 4 Ism. Sspsai ri q ssss
SD1rns.s rsrSea blsins. n pro- sses Iaaa
siYni.s DIpth 8
hish 4 ssc ned s.,lnel s M so m rslfrf.
md s NJ 4 IN ltIx-
on sa ID d. No III III
uss III II RI s |rsss
spnrH mi pIesss russ As
sSn ons dssirs htN i iserl hen
q asiss
4 s5slts
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

. On ghr,s,ulas day tsspv. Dt,isI
is-nsd i ls.tl.u q n.r4es & =, 1, 8
sh.. q Is sent q, Sui water from isn-I
,,.pin cou,,ty i, Move ute S773sI
IL. wss co..y.c.esi q laIcx,,y sud N.s
se,sts=ncsd ior + Ter i, 81 !. 81 ., yeas..
4 ias pa. dun ms lsras.tsd lip,., ! ls1
rs..s,.. stiSsi,.s mud 10.
By ,.ss.r was Ell aasc 4, 81
sile 10. ~ tlrlIisy
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
DNlIsss II y, 4.

ono cause q srisl "a 81 ii,s lsonites
81 That censid srsbls 8 pm ne
s,sai Dem, sxote ienatedl
from tlisir iick sts s. ilie a.t elect
They l,avc never; known lust how II WIS
done, and W now pro- pose 6. let /. single
my of ight hrsal sbleareel orbs
division. Tic Catholi rs ara i stro,,g 81.
ganizatis.n d our cou usually voting
the Democratic ticket I.aast fall tl,cy|
were not consulted by Tie oprositi
but were relied upon forsa solid ynto 81
favor Of so,callsd nnfinonop pol They.
ooultn't zoe II. Some ootf Re o. HILLS
Rrpubiic an friends told 'rlio,nns Isilsy, i
good Repu blican. = respectable md COM
potent man, and 3 city constable. elected
BY Rcpubl ican VOTES. tint lie lie would do.
what lie could "a secure the election sc
our ticket, II the event / of success he
should have the appoi ntnient Of Deputy
Sheriff. rein'' took hold with 8 viii
and enlisted his friends III tho Rc-
publican cause, and Il triump lled most
magnif lcentl Next weel. Nj. Hall win
enter up d the duties of tile office Is
which lie has been elected. and one &c
his frat official .c,s viii be the ratifica,
ton Of the agrcculent Of his friends, by
the appointme ca. Of ON Riley, az lis
Deputy. Good faith towards its support
49,. : - ~, :, 8
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

Hupsox .p;ia ii.si Il, & III
team nc i ii.sIu,es, i iii
the even md Ilssla I,,es teIl md lie
tsaan Vas gone q d, Lake
lsad Wllsl, sf4ck So !, & ~, ,|
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

Miss Bacon. who Iced ont West. knew
Beans and married lin, Sc occasion
is far too serious, however, for the perpe.
tration Of single one Of those too .palpa-
bic jokes.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

ErHfCiAlssksi efE
sll 81 lsSs q q
usa a q ~ ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

EyExSY Es0N % ~,
zpurch ,sed bei,ro Jaaasry III, SIS. viii psr-
tscipase inSthe .ssss=
HIED SERIES DRAWING,
Held MONDAY, JANUARY iii 1873.
Capital Premium. s1eAt100
So ORA wing take place ever, THRER
MONTHS, aad eventually EVERY BOND
Ni.t partsei pats in hem. 5-s
.Ailsess. far Bands ard full information
9Raszst TIA g 3lUNo & 60. s
sFISANEIAL AGENTS,
Is PARI R8W. NEE YcRK
s,ssst 0facs sbrnNssr -.
Remit d, Draft n. s. City tanks RsEis-
tered Lei ter Or r. O. Money Order.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31
SICK ssDisappointed Of : Pardon.

- -
SICK . Disappointed Of : z ardon.
The. relatives of Edward s.. Stokes, sen
fenced 70 four years in risonmcnt ~
Stag 5iss f,rxi:l:1 IN i q .Jr:,
pliedsto Governor pix for . pardon IN
the grsslnd fihat. Seck 5ains ii tile lime t,f
Stokes InnpfisonpItn. before conyictipn.s
his3tersy of sentsace will expire Jan.
1872 Governor Dix refused % interfere
on the grounds, sflrst ttat tie pplicaiiSn
had Deen tlefsfretl iii 30 near III, end sc
hia tefmfas Governor. and sec. md. ti,ai
6:okesstarn6 of imp MON ala,es mo-
expire even Accord ing ,hes / ls,se .lecoa
ing, M Ne Gorcrnor Ii out s.fsolIic c. e
Il saiAstnata sitnil.s pplic;. con ~ ~
mad sd0vetn0r 1rllden. atokss has
bsen 5Ss6 tttes Slison sinec October, 1878,
sor abeet folyssen fsNntl,k having becn ID
conn1s1nesS since I'M: lJ7l Tie day
Fisk sss slsst ,Iiss term
witt Axpfrs mss tnbcer,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-12-31

owing 8 ,olls 81 /, s.. M
eattnc 5ncsr mn 50 Ies
NJ ierflh eil III vsfsl nig llss:
q n tlsrY 81 ,anse. tl.ss 90
Eci 4 .ils,n, tllst roe ounds
On tliep airis,g snd - Il naes & sprsad
out Into reat Adj, Inn goa,,
With nanibsrl Mn - tlile eil
5ascendi and DIX snd lines.
;and nagnif ING md 3 .racsilg ID sli-
snlensons IL iin,es ,rs,nlf,ti,s
50 nine o'clQc 4 sscl, ~ l,.,ri orn,.
.ances. csvercd spacc shon. forty
acres. q
stnbbin between drunken
sswede. occurred IS Ling AXE Frilay
nixht One I2nlpd ID sug cut
u tho arln. aad his II liant. Lsr scl, MAJ
arrested
BE :. O. ombler. of yVyoming e.
sve.ely injured BY l. r,1s, ava .ccilsnt Sc
Wyoming creek, 81 Chi day. 81
severe fracture Of the shoulder bone and
go ugly seal, wound ne the more ser.
ious hurts.
Tho Winona Herald ar.hal Sister
returned on Wstinesday iron, sDepe,e,
Wisconsin, With he Hams; who Il
charged with several delinqu such
5as forgery, scduci lion, u ing, general mis-
behavior, DC. Those manifestations Of m
eccentric character occurred III This city
dnring ~ psst two = 's#s =.s
Warden Reed, off tie States Prison,
served i good dinner 10 the convicts yes
terday. They also were allowed the pri
Yilcgesof the corridors, which the same.
is Y big thing for : man sentenced for.
life.
On Thursday 4 rather severe accident
occurred near Maple Pliir, Hcnnepin
ON the main line Of the 81. Paul
g Pacific road, IS which no les. than
twelve freight cars were thrown from the
track and damaged i, 4 greater or less.
degree. Il seems that frei light No. vas.
passing the point ut i fair rate of speed,
when = rail suddenly snapped in twn,#
and the twelve cars we're precipitated
from the track will, considerable force,
piled upon each other or driven by their
own momentum i distance Of forty feet
or more over the frozen ground Several
Of them are reported, to be baaly splinter.
ed, while q. hers are but little injured.
Strange rs il may seem, the employcesof
the train providcntially escaped without
ascratcl,, and tile entire loss and dam
:gc is confined to the property Of the
company and the delay of,he passenger
trains until the. damage to The track had
been fully repaired after the prompt ars=
rival of the Wreckcrs upon the ground.
a FIRE on the tres,lc-work Of tie CHI:
scagoand Northwestern bridge at tino.
na, on Friday afternoon l,cayl i destroyed
the valuable structure. Discovery of the
flames in their infancy prevented . large
loss to the com panS.
AN alarm OF fire was given about 2
o'clock ut Tasting on Christmas MORN
ing Fire engiae ,ranptly5on ha,,d and
found !; hay stack burning. a barn be-
longing 10 Mr.. Palmer had also been set
on fire, but was put out. witl,nu. any DAM
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An alarm Of fire was given about 2
o'clock ut Hastings on Christmas morn
ing Fire engine promptly on had and
fund ]: llay5sfack burning. A barn be-
longing . Mr.. Palmer had also been set
on fire, hut was put out witlnu. .anv dam
age. Harry Baldwin Tipped and fell nm,
der the wheels of the fire en- CINE, break
ing one leg near tho hip and Otherwise
injuring him severcly
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