Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-07-16
At Large.

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sSIx6E To decision Of the. iUnsdt Court
against tho railroads tho stock of the c.. and N.
and MIL and st. p. roads has dcolinctl throo por
cont. as they have issued about $40, ,0OO, 900 OF
common and preferred stock, tho loss thus far
9 over 81, ,O0O, 900.
LID. Oh Bellsmy Storer, of Ci,icinnati.s
A GERMAN litigant in tho Wisconsin Supreme
Court, named 1: II. .Zaul, recently enclosed
800 il !. nete TO- Chief Justice Ryan, intimat-
Ing tllst IN caso decision favorable to his il,-
>terests was rendered, tho samo would bo
doubled. Z Judge Ryan turned Tie money over
to the Attorney General, who caused the arrest
of Zsun, who was fined 300 and costs.
TpE cable steamer Farraday has arrived at
Portsmouth all right.
The single scull race between George Brown,
of Halifax and William Scharff. Of Pittsburg
Pa, for =, 900 side and the championship of
America, took place on the Connecticut, at
Springfield, on the 9Th inst, and was won by
Brown. Time 36:45.
THE government awarded one million Of gold
in New York on tho 9th inst, st 1923 to 1O9.9.
CARRIE OsrRANDER, another victim of the
Syracuse church disaster, liedon tho 7tl inst
This makes the total number Of victims
fourteen. So -
: A AEErlNa OF freight agents to consider the
question Of freight from thasWest OH tho Eric,
New York Central and Pennsylvania railroads,
resolved to increase tho rate IN live stock TO
about double its former ratio. -
ANEW YORK correspondent of the Cincinnati
Enquirer says Beocher has determined to re-
sign his charge, and says prominent members
Of his flock insist on his doing so to prevent
the church from being rent in twain.
A RAFT of lumber containing 2, SOC, 900 feet,
the largest Of the season, passed Detroit = few
days since.
The Erie company will soon institute pro-
ceedings against Jay Gould for the alleged
illegal retention Of property to tho value of
100000 or $1,5oo, 600, which the officials
charge was obtained while he was President of
the Eric railway. 49,
Ar meeting Of the new Board of Directors
Of the Lafayette, Muncie l. Bloomington rail-
road, held At Lafayette, 1nd., John W. Heath
was elected President; James p. Fally, Vice
President; o. ". Peirce, Treasurer; A. J.
Castalor, Secretary. :. s~
An appeal has been taken to the United
States Supreme Court from tho recent decision
in the Wisconsin railroad cases.
Foreign. =
FRANcE.-On the 8th McMahon sent mos
sage to the Assembly declaring that he will
maintain his powers for tho full term with all
the means at his command.-A motion to dis
solve the Assembly was made, aud O, vote
declaring the motion urgent, there were 1sO
votes in the affirmativo.-The committee of
thirty has approved the bill favoring personal
septsnnats, aud debate upon it will probably
occur within few days.
SPArN.-The Republican army has been re-
organized. 1t ia divided into two corps the
first, under Gen. 1orr:onez, will operate In
NassfTe, and the second, under Ceballos, viii
watch the Ebro district. The strength of tho
combined army exceeds $4,000 men, with 70
guns, aud it's general headquarters are at Taf-
falla.-It il stated in Aphonsist circles in
Paris that isabella intends to. publicly revoke
hor abilicstion of the throne of Spain.
ENaLAND.-On the 9th inst. Minister
Schenck laid the corner stone of Lincoln
Tower, which 10 to be erected in commsanora-
ton Of the emancipati Of negro slaves in tho
United States.-1t is reported that Parliament
will be prorogued on the 9Th of August.
1NDlA.-Dispatches from Calcutta state that
SOC, 900 natives are now employed on relief
works, 1000, ,0QO less than three weeks ago.
Hal1A nilliuarassnowsub subsisting on the cl,af
ofstho GOSesn1 noflk md tho nnllic. y 4H4