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THE LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
FntpAy EVENING". Nov. 10.
Tle receipts since Saturday haso lse1l NJ tnllowa


CATTLl-The market vas without change in
1et,eral features. Continued favorable adylecs fr
tic Eaat aud continued light rccor.s Justified b!.y
tn paying tho s1ight.y advanced prices osthh'isl
earlier LII tho week, aud trading was fairly nctifo
trtnly ,natntainod rates. Az un tic preceding daya
The week, 80 was 1t tho caso to-dAy, tnAt trst !
socond-class bccycs wero tho exemption. aud 1tedl
and common grades thu r,,tD Thu offerings or
former foil altogether short OF tho Legitimate tr
rrutretyttts. bMs, Of other sorts, thcro was cue.
10 satisfy tte demand 4 Ano drove <76 Aoal) ak
san County steers. ownad by ThoulaA Hog3, was 9
by N!co. Addeins q $3.50, With ElIisn except y m
to chulcu were talon it Sj.00@5.75, but mcst OF
trsldiK was done boow 81 .75-to bulk at $2.s0a5A
TexaH cattle sold at fa.0e924.k0 for poor to cho
Cotlger DrothctH sold so head Mt tho latter hyl
Etoexaya wore iii dan1nnl at s3.6Qi69.75, Will 1t
chIat!y Ut s303@3.60.
Extra Hoerss--drada4 Gtourx, averaging $50
10 a51 hs. .>o'1oGsu
CLoieo Dcosos-Fine, fat, well formed yclr
to year old stcers. averaging 1,soo to
GOOD neeses- -WeI-tattcnod, flneiy formed
steers, Averaging 1,i5o 10 i.3oo H. a.75@s
agjug ,loo 10 1856 liz. loo0a
Dntc!lera' stock--poor to FUR Etcors, nna
averaging ISL to lloo ibs. ........:...' 49, a,a5@s
' tieah, averaging $40 10 1860 ils......:. asoaa
stsas, baiis md sealawag steeTs. 1.75@:
Cattc-Te1as, choice caFH.f1tl. .......... f1541l
Catte-Texaa, winltrEl North. 1.95@i
Cattle-To1as. through drnses..,..+....... l.sOiSs
CATTLE sALEs.
, 1874-11-14

atock 1oardg 1000 Ga39,n1
II nuck TO- arso o,.,.,........,,....,, 2GO1 GlnH.01
q ntn: boards rtls,,,....,,....,....,., 1i0D GI1h.ng
Iouetng az ft,; outside prco TOR dry. 100 ttilt0
Common ir7nrtlB. nutae forry..... 11.O0 G5f3.Go
Jotst acanitng. fel,ciu,, timber. 10 II
aud u,ltler. r.,...,..................1 1l09 fR12.p0
lniht nnl aeattitag lB 10 ~ feet.... 12u0 fats.M
rir',cts, munro. l2.oN tSl39o
l'ekGth, fat. 11.10 "a
Ccttsy t,usts, nnlit., tJ01 GA5.00
Cpt1sr posts, round, lGa3 nclios ..... 11O0 G9i.u
1ath. 209 % 9.25
No. esWol shingle& .,..,.,....u,. 1.61 q ~.
A or .....,,,,..,,,,,,.,.,,,,. 500 a. N93
EhnQios on track cktA>......~...... :. 2.7a "a 2.a7N
, 1874-11-14

al2.37M; $50 lea do ut s12a5 j; 5o0 tea do, seller
Deoon6or and january, At &19.25; $50 les do,
aelor February, At sl3C5, 800 toe do At st2 o.,
l,s,1 tes do al si2.sS 2,bov ten do At si2,eo
2,50O tos do At a12.A7l5t 1,7bo tes t1o At $12Au
40,ooo lba slo!llaera at 0)fo; 87o boxes do, and
1oo tcs ptcklol d. at ID 14o 900 Tie grcou short
ribs at D}Sc; 90 900 TIN do, part ourod, at D!{o;
40 boxes do at 9>ao $50 boxes do n g91c' Gu, oo9
shs long clears at e}5o; 50 boxes DO tee9les} st
90 bo1es 10 at 04e; l00 tcs do. pick!ea, as 1do;
10000 lbs short elssrs y goi oan oooo psa ~
U5 Ihs) Mt 0eelo 20.o QUO l's Do at 939o 5o2 POS
DO at g!1c; 100 tcs awoot rieklod hama at lo21c.
cl,nngcd p1lcep. Tho inquiry. vao ohsc1y local,
only one or two 1ots bolng tnkon for shipment,
grades woro ilrul. DuchsiIcas Hour was still
weak. Dran was yntet md steady. sales woro
Reported OF 100 brln white winter extras at $500;
zoo Lrls do on private, tetms 100 brla spring
oxtas at e4.75 1Uo brls do et :4.5o; 100 bris do
iu aaoks at s&.oo; l,45o brls do on privato
terms; 100 brls snpertilos at j 100 btls do
at S360 80 brls buclweat at 5000. Total,
1900 brls. Also 20 tona bran at $3.50 On track.
Tho following waR tho cloBtng range OF prices
, 1874-11-14


H.J. Christopt L Co., bankers, ii South Clark
tIrnnt nnntn pntd
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SGlctttO Storp.
-
QUALITY HILL.


MIS-. Woolc0cS sai Ia the middle ol
Tire room. with hex lee, on the rug OF her
chair and her iugerS in her cars.
"Ilac to hear thunder wei enough;
DON'T know but what 10. I'm not any
afraid OF that Bat be some scarf o.
the Lightning" said she, starting as the
heavens b,azed over with shcc, OF flame
in INSTANT glory. with a clash and roar
lhat iound i,~ Way through her lat fingers
aaJ through two w.,l, OF bottom. bursting
oa hcr ears lac ,hc tramp OF doom.
"McrCJ ON mc " >Miehcd Ms. Wood
c9c., ",a., Suuc6. Now You may rcly
opoa i,, as ,yGc os your a living creature,
,ua, struck .8
Nj. Sposoyl's o.d sor,ol horse. lAo ou,,
living creature in si.a,, nlIe 40 reply
/ .ul kept o1 nj .b...s away al tac White
clover oa Use green 6e.,rs tla door lie
f aa.y t.,.oa h.s b..,A 10 ,Ae driving r.ia.
f ,Uat a.v from tie we,, lo Nae east 50 last
auG so heavy ,aat :, u.,, mo.c ...c = Jana
. % laS taau moving drops oI water; and
gave passing shiyyy wEcu On, rainfall
changed 90 hai, and ratified down iu
stones "a, large as birds egg,
bat Ms. Woodcyck ~s, above lac blind
t.a>, o. tac beast; ,..rslcard trembling.
she pressed Lcr haaGs lighter over her
. ca,.. and loo1,d at a spider, weo in lac
. duAos, corner OF Jlc room as s.c1dGs,,y
. So % -bc was si,,us ..r L,r photograph.
ISc thunder erow.yd itself 10 Sleep al
last. the lightning flashed It's ic away
sad ;ae saa broke out liac a. sudden smile
ou taAy's Mge. sill ihc unconscious.
Mr. Wooi,ock held ca Co hcrcars and
Sez,d at The spiders web until ihc outer
door was lws open, anil Iae choIc boy
>aei'l'a 90. lie was a hcm2eI hu'ca,
Juucimi.A eyed .Id ol iioccu, who was
either ha,i.Wiilcd or hall craz.d-p)s>i.
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Speaker Biaiuc'S Letter Of Icccp-
td!tcc.

tu!tcc.
AUGUSTA, MMNE, June %. 1874.
los. JA,trs o. BLAINE;
Deo Sir, Tie Convention held il
MeOuian Hall, Augusta, on the lS.h inst,
representing Ihc Republicans OF the Third
Congressional District o; Maiac, unani
mously designated yoa rs the candidate
to be supported by the people, at the
c0sung election for Representative iron
this District in the ll.h Congress OF the
United States.
The unanimity of yolr nomination tc
Ibis position lor the seventh time, warrants
the statement that the record OF your
public lie is one of which your conslitu'
cnts are justly proud.
4 copy Of the resolutions adopted by
the convention is enclosed.
Very respectfully,
S. d. LINDSEY, Chairman.
SAMgEL W. Lane Secretaries.
b. +. LANCASTER, ~ '''''
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Qottrp.
TO 0 L4TE.


N.,h burning brow Oh ie,ercl hand,
Slow fidus with ;le ,t,!ius dJv,
l >t beside the daghHug strand
While moaning tide and laul-winl SAY:
"Thy Wilc World de'i by lani and sea
Nita tbat srca, hear, tha: diel for thee"
The sishing- OF he's wasting breast
Were bicathei 60 coll, uasnsWcsins night
Alone, i1v,Jkcu and un-uc,sej,
she passed, blish,cd fovct from sight:
Auj now the lsnl.w;ni bears my cry
40 deaf aby s., % sc1Narl say.
a single stars uupityus slcIm
L.-u,s up thc -turm.wccI e.. ms feet;
And shore east wreck, SIR lud tlream
While my los, hear; with UJnns beat,
Elcah- -,oWi, by ,hc breaking sea,
t"r tae great he2r. t!sat l...Ae tor me.
-HuP,rs U0sfhig.
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Not 4 dread that The married pair might
arrive before Mrs WooIeocI should 80
away with her long eyes, deep cars and
broad tongue. Oh, no Ms. Woodcock
would have scorned herself with con
temptuous il slch an unworthy jealousy
had crossed h5r self assured mind.
So she sat. and sa!. aad sal, Will Nj 5
Seaclest 2cvcd. AZ | scNcl, aud scwcj,
and Scwcd.
Miriam evidently unable to bear the
SLOW torture, soon Io1ud "a crlnd 10 her
chamber anil lonul no rc.,,n lur rc.arn.
iag.
Wasn't your sons marriage little
sudden to you2' asked AIss. Wondcock,
Is ooon as She hal c,lectcl her ideas.
''5omeN hat. Bat it i, 50 muyh better
for a youas mln lo settle upon some one
young lady rather than tall into The habit
OF flirting, rsplicd Mrs Scacrc,i, with
checIlJ satisfaction. And have
always bcca in i.vor of carly marriages.
When people wait till lhcir habits are
ciystallizcd it is mGch harlo: alA?,ins
themselves -
Mrs Scacrcst's sentence WAS brplght
to an uniimely end by the stopping of n
carriage 20, The Cute the doctors carriage,
toe, with doctor himself to drive
so II seems she knew all the limo they
were coming this very day, though sho
made it 50 vague. And there | WAS, rs
my good fortune would have il, right in
mid, OF their coming homc." sail AIRS
Woodcock. afterwards. in relating the
story to Madcmo,ere Wid.or.
Maicmoi,elc Widgcr wa- the mi.liucr
wAo lived cnly three doors from Mrs
/ Woolcock'~. AMI said "mon dicu,' to
appear like a Frcnch-womar. She was
equally fond OF cup OF loa AMI dish
OF gossip. aad G.ado al. Mis-. Wooicocks
+ oounrt5 Tor nothing.
/ So lhcic >at and saw j. all, pursued
f llls. Woodcock. And what ID YOU
ihiaS, N,len lj,,,le. bar E,ues, came
in with l,dy on hi, arm older than his
mother. My wife, said hc. and yoU
mi Dc ht,e Au1cacd mo 9tcr win enc o.
your feather poppics. There WAS ncycr
such a surprise in Throckmoaiou before
"Mon dicu sold Mademoisclic, with
- li.tle foreign scream. did you learn
how it happened ~
"Nl moro than the dead. ," replied AI,s.
Wcodcock, solemnly. "Alrs. Scacrcst
tried TO pass it oil with her smoo,,-i.-
away manner, but She couldn't deceive
ne. could see .ho had hard wora to
keep Lcr feelings in. But there she
poured the ,ct and passed The cake to
tha! old thing as smiling As 4 moon
She is such = hand to cover up. anal make
a, everything Is juslrigh! that happens 70
her"
"Soyou s!ail,o laaoh ?' qacricd Made
moiseIIo, helping herself to q third cup
or ib,t beycr19e from Mrs WooIclck.
r'.n,,I ,Is,,. 80, .. .ro sn,to
w. ,hny .,.,'.I ,,, a,J d;Io, w,i,
- 10 ,la.,;,j l,n,nr,,, :, would H.. g..
,,,,i ..,,.,rc, - son the nile b,,y .bc
looked and how She appc,red.r
",ycl bow w,s - asked Tine ,i,-i,cr
b.,vocn bo,. sins of ,co
.S,. ,,,,o,roI .,.,l o,,,cb ,. r,r o..
,l,. ,,.o,,, ;rs,oh,,,,,, so,,,e,i, .,,,,,b
,oLo IL, or,,I,,,,,.r ", lua,r
!, mn. +. r',s,c, ,.,nn', - hin, 1r III.
-. .,.,ti..,. .....,... H..
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5 to me the flattcring intelligence of my
{ unanimous nomination as the candidate
of the Republican party for Representa-
tige in the Iith Congress from the Third
+ District of Maine. Accept my sincere
I thanks Tor the cordial tone Of your letter,
; and permit me, through ) on, 10 tender my
, profound acknowledgements TO the Re
puhIcaus OF the Kenncbcc Valley Tor the
continued manifestation of approval and
regard with which they have so signally
/ and repeatedly honored me. have said,
, very frequently. in private, sometimes in
pubiic-never, ] trust, in boastlul or
vair-glorious spirit-that did not believe
another Congressional district could be
found in the United States superior to the
one which you empower ma to represent,
in all the clements of true patriotism; in
public and private virtue; in general
intelligence and culture, enforced through
the common school, the academy, the
college; in universal thrift and comfort.
. without large individual wealth; in poit
ical conviction lirm and stcadlast beyond
doubt or waver, and yet always tolerant
and liberal towards those who think dit.
lcrently. Sueh constituency confer
, honorupon any man they call to represent
them in The national councils. and | bcS
to make known, through you, nay grateful
appreciation of The trust and confidence
so generously repased in me for so long
a period.
The resolutions to which you invite my
attention are So generally acceptable to
the people OF the district That no issue
will be made on The matters embraced in
them. The currency question at one time
threatening to divide parties, and what
would be far more sclious, TO divide
sections, J., in process Of = happy adjust
mcut, partly by wi,o and temperate
enactment passed by large majority IN
both branches OF Congress and approved
- '''o
powerful than any legislation can be. Ia
these rcmuks AN, indeed. Ju; repeating
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'''o '-''.'''-' '''' $50 ''
10 % '''' '''' ''''' ',''' " '''' '''''''' ~
7'' - ''''''''' ~ ',''' w 49,,
is 500" 10 VIZ ''''''''''''''''''' ~" ''''05
'c"C" '''''' 'o9".'
p'' "''''' o'' = ~ 'r'''''''' :"
,'''''' VIII '''' So 'o"''' o''''''' any p's'.
10" ''"'" y U.s. 'i'5 '''' '''',I'.'' 80
c"''c" - '"''c '''o'uoa ''s"' o'i " '''''- " Z
WIZ not oc SO" 70 o'"'' '''"' '"''"' "'
Democratic S~''o Ooii''H''oA' u lc NOM
na''S '"'H resp'c'a''' c'''''''o 'o'
"'FcIn'f' aa'p'v l "''n Sd S5''-''e "' IA
m''y l"' io''o"i'- 'e'o'''''" ~ '"o
leading article III Inc" revised P''''''"'
clccu'
'Hsy.ts = IA't t.''ciIFe 4"" Is
,''',,1i w. nnl, 'N nf ,,iSjrc ' tr nh i lew
enucs. Il IS one of the mos. pregnant
and lrui;!u sources OF the corruplIons in
Administrations "o therefore the dc
iI''I5 icJ Jc"rc G' r ts IS rI,nrggf in f,1r
| Of an m.6Hcrcd ant UNRESTRICTED cJDl
Derce.'
Ih's advanced position, no" losm'!y
and boldly taken ~ The MMae Dtn)ctI
cy, In ;Acir State Convention, receives
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NUMBER 2G.

even more oppressive lhIn direct taxation
itself There is no other mode open under
The Constitution by which The money can
be raised than lhc two amed. if the tariff
be abandoned and Mr. Ttconb declares
Tor direct taxation. Now il the money
is to be secured by direct taxation. as Mr..
Ttcomb proposes, Il will bo found to be
Mane's great misfortune that the Consti-
lu,ion requires the tax 10 be levied in
proportion to population and not accord
ing to wealth. by the ninth census Maine
has about one sixtieth of the total popu.
aliOn OF the United States, and her share
OF two hundred millions OF direc, taxation
would bc something over three and Il
quarter millions OF dollars in gold coin
the single Congressional District whose
constituents am addressing would DO
called upon tor seven hundred thousand
dollars The peculiar hardship oi raising
taxes in This way Is made manifest by the
simple TACT that Maine would be com.
PEELED 10 pay nearly Que half as much rs
Massachusetts, while in lac, sho h1s but
ouc seventh OF The wealth OF that highly
favored and prosperous Commonwealth.
70 properly estimate The eXhausiing and
oppressive nature OF this enormous tax,
You have bat To consider that il would he
three times as large as the present State
TAX. and woulI necessarily be- levied in
addition thereto.
But il against AIr Tdcomb'- policy The
direct tax were avoided, it would ,c rec-
cssAry to have instead Of TIA IN OF
excises as oucrous and ~ odious as human
ingenuity could devise. 4 hoa~y inter.
nal tax would inevitably be lev u on all
manufactures ami indeed up5l all the
products OF the field and the presi. The
,hipyard and the quarry AMI every form
OF Industry would be burlcncl and borne
down by the cxac.ioa ol O.. r.
AuA these sr'eyoa, htrdshi
imposed on oar ovn people, .4... .Iat
foreign countries mi.L, have o.. -.ae.it
OF our market, lyr their products. with.
out duty aud without Tax. OIr lambcr
interests. embarrassed a1l oppressed,
would Laye 20 compete with the uaMxcl
products ol the Canadian forest Jour manu-.
iac'urc,s woall pay taxes !or tha benciito Of
Earopean G,5tic. oar shipbai!Iiag would
be destroyed By tho taxation, which would
render IL Incapable Of competing with
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AUGUSTA, July Sd, 1874.
Gcailemda,-I avail myself OF the
earliest moment Of leisure after my
return f ON Washington, 10 reply to your
favor oI the 20lh Of June, communicating
, 1874-05-28
Navy Etenll,9r on I,nik0 Eric

Now Steamer On I11llko Eric.
ToLxno, May 27.-Tlle now steauer Chief Justice
Waite built 1t Trcnton 8tch. and owned in this city,
1nadr hsr first Appearaoe in this port this AFTERNOON.
ahe 10 to run potTeou here and Putin lay.
, 1874-05-28

About fortnight ago saiior who had btcn ono Of
the CROW Ut tho aohr Board Of Trade mas stemet,.
~ the TRIBUNE. relative to hs Ie4tA Of ono of u.
lnessmltcs who fell from tho mainmast and wae
killed, while the ycshe was In the strata. Capt
Thomas Eouutan maRter Of tho veasel, aubplta that
~ Enr the gt4o.neut eeets ht3 humanity Or kind
hi2 statement Of tha circumstances:
Nay !, tho sallor, whose nams wy James Gol. 'l
Captain ca!ied 4Ae Mate and told lin 10 particular
care in uakja4 2 good loatswain's oaiar. 1ho DO.
ceased aelectel tho used out Of four that were nj
fland, and when further ordered to tnko fopo and
l4sb himaol to the mast sail ho did not need It. Al
want hs aall, Z L. bit Of rope yarn to mouse ths
hook" IIs accordingly went alo ind laA ecrpraa tho
mast about AaH down whun tho accident occurred.
How Il happened the Captain IL Mnabe to Soy, but te
ahair brotn and tel overheard vAsla ths man struck
~ tho rail aud was instantly Killed.
coffin Was than made OF such mhtertAl ~ was Ut
hand. and effort wus lnIle to bury tbs body but
~ t4q vessel was surrounded b, ics tue shore could
not he reached. After wu4ng four days. tho aailors
boos1ne canorous for ts burial owing to tho ster-
ssiuon that exiHts smopR them Rbou. hsying corps.
aboard, anil the Captain hnely concluded to bury tht
nun "at soa." Thia WIS all there was to It.. Aa fot
treating .he nan roughly Or cruelty, CAPT. Fonntau
says there ia truth In It. lilo fsels aQulexRt ag
grevsa at the statement Of tho sailor, but dsclArel
thAt his reputation IL TOO well known to nocd tho ~
pkARtlon siuoag those who know hin,
, 1874-05-28

pA+y's 'pnSnANy At HooLEY's 3,

pALY'H 'p0&fIANY At H00LEY8,
A notable ovcnt is about to occur In the world
Of amusementa In this city little more than O
week hence. 1t Is the advent to tho city of Au-
gustin Daly's famous Fifth Avenue Theatrical
Company to Hooloys Theatre, with tho galaxy Of
players OF which we ROAD and hear 60 much, aud
whoBo exploits ut Days Theatro havo earned for
them the reputation Of being the bost COM
panny in the United statog. Both Alr;;
@ upaa milking a the 1'st eaterpriso ~ tho 441t most
brilliant that las boen attempted IN Chicago for
many Yoars, Tho company includes no loss
than thirty people. among WHOM 3. ara tho iollow
hs haasoho iHg woss @ Ada pyss. Mss fs Fanny a
Davenport, MigB Sara IoVett, Mrs. G. =. Gil
bort, Miss ALICE Groy. Miaa Nina Variau.
Miss NolIie Aortinaer, biiop Heron, Alr.
Charles Flshsr, NJ. D; l. Il. Matkln7t r Mr'
George Pqrkes, Mr. Owen rawc0tt, iii. Hart
Conway, and others. No expause will bo aparpd
to bring out thoir pieces In tlo mont acceptable
manner. Mr. Hooloy's scouia artists arc at
work preparing or the thP 0a exquisite
Hooiey'H stage at the oaror pqrt Of last Roasqn
the costumes Of tia company nre tho Q, rohest
that money can obtain: Tho season will extenl
over four woeks. aud tho list Of pieces to DO
York SUCCESSES Of this and other seasons. Mr. DAILY
will personally supariutana tlo production Of
Ito piecos, and pothipg will 10 wanting to give
t!!a ventura All unprecedented eclat. Mr. James q
city and Troasurer Of the theatre, 10 nov In tho
city making arrangements for tie syont. The
engagement opens voek from Monday, and
the box Office will be opened Wednesday, T. Prices a
NALL DO nearly the Same aa oVer-$l.2b. ~l.4o,
and 79 cents, according to tho situation of aents
/ 4 NEW IDEA.
! Messrs. E. buckley Il Go. have decided upon
novel exhibition which will visit this city short
y, II tb the production OF hippodromo di6er-
ing from anything over soen III tlic West. They
have imported large htock Of thoroughbred
English racers eqtiraorp and hunters, and q
cortego OF Roman cl.ariotB driven four ABREAST
u full speed round a quhrter-n,ilo track, They
4ro to have raolug camSls, elephants, ostriche9,
ponies, aud persy Of Indians to play lacrosse.
luugtn, and afford seats for 10000 PERSONS.
After visiting tho principal citio5 Of tho North
saAt, tl.is exhibition will como to OhiQago.
, 1874-05-28

TnTlfh weather. Tu3Y Hf&W. Whfn lOAdht1 3QX fart.
md tbcro is but 10 focf at ilo ou;cr nor 'e'
THO scvnro gallo which prevailed at Detroit day be-
has Mt vt roachcd ts cy, bnt tE,o irieattos arS
Tint Ne will not bo e1l0l,toi. " "
THO acllr Ahhlo i. Anttrowe will probably 10 tho
no1t Ycftci for Europe from tis rort Arrsnac1uonts
regarding nRurance, eto AEo now porfeou9 ~ Capt
JOHN Prindlvo, aud tho parties interested ia tno
cargo. " - ''.0
Lake ursr!or lino left iass oyoux foT pulut viii
cargo Of s1ntirios.' ~'''''e 49, N'''>1'
laden Gago to knson wss asora IT,
boygan, wna without shadow Of Foundation It bo.s
msauaeurod 1t tle oiee in th,s city from ispatoR
vioua. This shipper Of tho cargo, Mr. lober. Warren
Of s cty, safca that tho vosaol pasacd Tort Huron
EIsEw1tEnE.
Monday tho wind blow perfect galo It Marquette
for s,ss tEel.e hours' 1ssas Mary ooo, ,o,. ,,,
The 0ty Council Of duluth has lonate.l taoo for
Tile oaptain of Tho sc1r Marf mas stabbed In Tho
neck by e cook becauso no wanted the latter to wash
nis hands before cooking breAkfsHs:
grounded ut Herseys Island, Arrived at Detroit last
night gu roMte 10 Buffalo, having beon rocasod by the
Capt Atkias,. Of tho snr Metropolis. plying be-
twoc Duluth and 1se NoyRle says TINT laab saturday
night SNOW foil to tho depth of NJ inch At Tale Royale
It Il now atatcd,, on. what may he aecmed good
authority uat tuo hCuE flGe p"uGu Oy - T. tlafk oI
springwels will sail shortly for Europe with cargo
Of oak plank. Capt. burko. m oesnn navigator, will
command hor. -.
Capt. Murray, Tho owner Of tue achr Mary Merritt
CanadiRn) TINT was condemned by tho Omitted Slases
Court at milwaukee, for coassing between buffalo and
Chicago has not bean roleaaod was frat reported
Capt. Murray was at Washington and secured re-
hearing Of his case.
Ths steau barge nelle uross. bound westward from
Detroit 1eachng Bclle 1slo became disabled IN her
wheel and waa .,naba 9 proceed farther on hcr voy.
ago.. alo VA turned back 70 tho Dotros dsytlock by
Tho Detroit PoaI spoating Of tho gale prevailing
ct Detroit Tuesday aaya "nnring tho whole Of yes"
and, though no material damage, was dong. soy.
cral interesting Incidents occurred: Tho hfe-rnft
of tln prop japan waa blown Into tho river :;
small boat, in Which wore two boys named I'm
Roberts aud Johnnie Matthew'S. was oaraized just
above tho Detroit Milwaukee Elevator, and tho boya
narrowly escaped drowning; ptfn OF rlre-stavcA on
tho Michigan Central Dock waa blown over, and great
, 1874-05-28
Property Owners, Attention !

Until lth Inst Iax Hzia Certificates hold by tho City q!
0hcpx9 osn o Ie4eosa u o nor 9ant PIonlM,n after
UIiICAdo, April l. 1871
, 1874-05-28

Ihe most brilliant wedding that UaR rarKols aato
1AVo Mno"n thta year WIS 1ho mhll!h8o. ySsgve y9't
aisolnoon, ae me u y. on41Sn. M n. ~ - H.
Ana 9ny da1ghter OF Jaaso , ," atns ns ~ - tto tho
1;ov 1homaa n. nsrowDloso' Scr,i docnr' .no
ATOMS ~ tho oroh eh1men mssod " nvarr "ni
anu faro oxosio boanty o'onom nas ~ @ s'e,s nvua
Az erovce OF tno anr. oaS on, a"m ,1era1
atlor no choson our .a9 n,iunt pnpt ua.orau
tno church. Ing 95nrn Ti,a sm
men xorc Mss 1r,os ~: M:-v Se,,oi, .sd .or,t
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y. ein. uo,t T., .ilnnt roxar RI" cara.
tne ass - aa ha.mifn,1v onnnoted
mony ~ aav r. Morn,;tI' ~ Fil;"aoo tIn cnnnlo
~ thp 10y. ~ Itoatt1 norof Wv ~"AeN"
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, 1874-05-28

Sutcfal pispatth 10 Tbs Chicago tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, May a7-Aftcrnoon. = PASSED
Dowa--lrops Arctic, Charles Kerahaw. Huron City,
Townsend and barge, City Of Port Huron and barge
barka Wluona Elizabeth Jones. Cecilia: ac1rs ". q.
Grant, jennie Linn, Cooper, Thistle Dnvid Vance,
EIgu. sweenat3kes, Guiding star, Fostoria, Hippo
Allgps Smith,
fAssED pr-Props Plymouth, Egyptian, Harry
Howard, Weesiord, Eorost City md hargea, Tioga,
James Fisk; bark Hemisphere; achrs Pelican, Goa-
hnwl, Morning Star, Abaoorn, Ontario, Erie, Belle,
Smith l. Post, john Wcsley, Teoumscl, Ergo, Mary
Elizabeth, Mont Blanc,
WIAD-8onthwcat; light,
DETROIT, Miel., May 47.-Evoning- PASSED DowN
Props Phil saaEIdan Alocking Bird and raft Ouei.
da, Jarocki; achrs Qutnby, Cobb, Fellowcratt.
PASSED UP-prols scotia No. 2. Russia, Sheldon
aud bArgc, Idaho; sclra Frank Crawford, aYaden,
8. F. Qale. ~ -
WlaD-Southwest; light.