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ana was not 10 De found. here was apretty
piece OF business. boy running away from
an oihcer on the law boy who wasn't will
ing TO have his "ame disgraced 70 satisfy the
within OF Reed CITY Jeweler
The AFFAIR was beginning TO grow serious
that is in the shape OF al unwarran:ab'e
annoyance; and something must betdone.
Should baldwin City submit to such action
and mud no way to turn the tabies!' Never.
a consultation was held, and 1t was decided
that grave mistake had been committed!
IL was the Reed City Je~eler who "stois'C)
the watch, after all A warrant was issued,
and away goes the BaidwiniCty Claimant u
the watch. accompanied by the Dept. Sher.
iff of Lake county The, went to Reed
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UNDER the present laws Of the State of
Michigan license in no protection to any
person who sells intoxicating liquors asa
beverage
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ClubailI Rates.

As there may be some snlecri-
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RELIGIOUS services are held twice every Sab
bath, in the school house at Baldwin City-at
loi q. m, and n p. m. Sabbath School at IL
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CHARLIE CHICK commenced the work Of
filling his ice-house last Monday.
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HOME STARLIGHT.

BALDWIN CIrY 10 without . barber-shop.
------~->SS-~
THE heavy rain Of last Tuesday caused the
snow to disappear rapidly.
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the NEW REMEDY FOR RUPrUBE.

Truss Co., No. 6sa Broadway, y. Y City, II retains
Rupture absolutely in case and comfort night and
day at ell times, and under oil circumstances
without any exception whatever In any casc and
should never be taken of during the short time
quis'te to elects permanent cure. Sent by mail.
Circulars free, Any Druggist or Physician will
order this new Truss for you without charge
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Price Store.
BOUGHT DURING THE RECENT DECLINE,

a, 10 per stock in this Osceoa comfy they
were purchased with cash, aud will be sold at tho
gerry oc@t margin. My stock consists OF
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their history aud lesson Stylish Williams fully ex-
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result OF the personal" Description OF living
broadway statues Exposrs social corruption.
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DR.. Garvin's Elixer of Tar

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Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Splitting Blood, Con.
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particulars with medical testimony and certificates
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DIR. j. Walkers California
Vinegar Bitters are pnrcly Veg
ctable preparation, made chiefly from
the native herbs found on the lowcr
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tains of California, tho medicinal
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The question is almost daily asked,
"What is tho cause of the unpar-
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KEARNEY'S

40 AEzA E6 IN IL II -
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Is the only Known Remedy for nrights Dis
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ofthc Bladder and Inflammation fihc Kidneys
liberation ofthc Kidneys and liad,ler, Rcftn-
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Stone In the Bladder, Gravel. Trick Dust Cclpsit.
and Mucous or Milky Dischargcs, nrd for En-
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attended with tho following symptoms; Loss
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ing Weak Nerves, Wnkefulners, Pain, in 1l,o
Back, Finishing Of the Body, Eruption OFT tho
Face, Palhd Countenapcc. Lssstfde OF tho
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life, after confinement or labor pains, bcd'wet-
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In many affections peculiar 10 ladies. tho. jEx-
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hsln Chlorosfs or Retertiur. lr.cynlatity. Pair
fitness OF Suppression ofCustoinpry Ryacuaiions
Ulceratod or schirras state OF the. Uterus, Leu
corrhra or Whites, Stciillty and for all cont
plants iacfdent 10 thor IL Is prescribed
cxtensively.by the mort eminent physicians snd
Midwiycs Tor enfcebiud ana delicate constiu-
lions OF both sexes and all ages. t'r % -lIFi
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Price siv SOLD By al drusssu sad deIss
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KKARNEY's RxrRACr BUGHv.

C,ees Dhenses ASiang gte,a b,mvdwcer,
fkastsQf Dissipation, Go, IN al their stagcF,
llttlo expense, 1fttloor no chahecin diet, linfr-
convenience, and no expoctfrc.I u shuscs q fire.
quent desire, and gives strength 70 nIiDaic,
thereby removing Obstrucuons, PIcvet iirg and
and Inflammation. 20 frequent In this clafs OF dis
esses, and cxpeling all Poisonous matter a
KEARNEY's EXTRACT BUCHu, -,
Si00 por bottle or siS bqttlcsfor S5 00 delivered
20 any address, secwo from observation. Sold
By Druggists everywhere. Prcrprsi by Il;.i
, :, a KEARNEY, 81 CO., 1oA Duapc St,.N, y.
10 whom. an letters FOR Information should be-
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LAKE COUNTY OFFICERS.

Nsuchsrd. Co. Surveyor.
BoARp OF SvpEnv Isops.
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&asin.. &ares.
John G.. Hicks,

xssorssy st Law, Notary Public and Cir.
cult Qsart Commissioner for Lake county,
Chase, NssA. .l-A. -
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FERROUS impul c, about II O'CLOCK, the Reed
City LAWYER and jewcler left for home, using
the conve. ance belonging to the claimant
Of the watch. THE proceeding was speed.
lily declared illegal, ard the Deputy Sheriff
again sent after his prisoner, whom he over.
took near Chase, and returned with hiu to
Baldwin City.
AT last the tardy Prosecuting Attorney
arrived about dusk, and the examination
was about to commence, when motion was
made by defendants counrel to Quash I"
proce edings--sbrca use you know, you can
not do 90 aud So After argument, the
"quash7 came, and the jewsler was release ].
He was evidently % much disgusts1 9th
Baldwin City and It's ways, that no proposed
to 70 home at once (sbout 10 o'clock In the
evening, J but was finally persuaded to 70.
main until morning. Then, after visiting
the house ofthc complainsnt and giving him,
"a piece Of his mind" (rcport says IL was so
strong that IL he ad received his ju.t de-
serts he would have been turned out doors),
aud talking about ''ssttiing," he finally lett
the sa,iling countcnsnces Of his tormentofr
far behind him, and sped for home. n
The Occeola county officer stiIl yercd.
lie evidently wan,ed 10 Try and see II that
oov could master his, providing he once
got him In his clutches. No doubt he
Thought Of him like the following 'rhou
srs so near, end yet 90 far lie wss ct
last compelled 70 give up the ssarck.v ~
Tho last point in thc farce that We kase
learned 10 that the jswelsr sent word to the
Baldwin City man, saying he was shout 10
70 to Ionia to be absent Ter lew DAYS, and
would hse 10 have him Baldwin City mani
come over aud "scttle." Baldwin Ctr ne,
piled that he was about to depart on q trip
TO Ludineton, and didnt have time.
Such 10 the story Of the sfair, as we have
learned Il, wholly from disinterested par ties,
and we think Il affords hne ground.work
for some eutrprisins ssthor TO render
himself famous by wdu " fare entitled;
"Mvch Ado about Nothing" 'sia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

Coroner Croker yesterday afternoon received in
formation that Christian Machow, lad sixteen
years OF age, was lying In Bellevue Hospital Ia
dangerous condition from the enects OF pistol
shot wound. Last Saturday evening Christian,
while in LAGER beer saloon in BeecHer street, was
in the act of shifting pistol from one pocket to
another when william II. Charvill, then IN the
place. asked to see it. Taking the pistol Charvlli
cooked and snapped It., and the explosion sent
bullet into the lower part OF Malchow's abdomen on
the left size, INJECTING dangerous and perhaps
mortal wound. Charvill VINO was arrested, eX.
that he had any intent to shoot the boy and
claims that the shooting was accidental II found
10 be necessary Coroner Croker VIII take the ante
norton statement vi The unfortunate youth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03
LOUISIANA FINANCIAL TROUBLES.
Governor Kcllogg's Funding scheme
Under Criticism.
NEW ORLEANS, FEB. 2, 1874

NEW ORLEANS, FEB. 2, 1874
In reply to the protest of the Louisiana bond.
holders published IN the New York papers against
the funding scheme, Governor Kellogg makes
statement that $4,0oo,OOo worth OF bonds, mostly
held by the signers OF this protest. were Issued by
his predecessor TO the Chattanooga Railroad with.
out adequate consideration to the State and that
night and hurried out OF the State on q special
train, there being no record OF them In any ofice
OF the State. lie claims that many holders OF mcri-
torious bonds have sgnined their acceptance Of
the funding scheme.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03
DAMAGING TESTIMONY AGAINST LOWEN-
STEIN,
ALBANY. N. Y, Eel

ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 2, 1874
In the Lowenstein murder trial to-day Mrs.
Weston, the vile of the murdered man, and Mary
Cochrane, a friend of the prisoners wife, were
examined. Mrs. Weston testified that she saw her
husbands watch chain in Lowenstein's possession
alter the murder. She also Identified the clothing
Orher husband and related a number OF crcum-
stances concerning the conduct OF Lowenstein
both before and after the murder, al OF which
have been published.
Mary COchrane's testimony also was OF the same
leSCrlutiOD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-03
PLUNDER1Ne RINGS IN SOUTH oARoIINA.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 2, 1874.
At meeting Of the taxpayers Of Charleston
county to-day to elect delegates TO the State Tax
payers Convention the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this meeting com
posed OF the taxpayers OF this county irrespective of
party the honest citizens of South Carolina cannot
pect and will obtain any substantial relief from the
evils wch Cypress them unless they throw apathy and
doubt and begin at once vigorous and persistent
ment against the plundefing wheh have
dcned the people with taxation and brought the State
the brink OF ruin.
Resolved, That the reassembling of the Taxpayers
Convention Is in our judgment the mplest quickest
and most effective means within our reaen of exposing
TO Congress and the American people the true condition
OF South Carolina. and OF permanently organizing all
good citizens for the detection OF otfcia fraud the
punishment Of criminals the repression OF extravaganza
and corruption and the restoration OF an honest and
equal government to the people of South Carolina.
resolution was also adopted requesting the
Charleston delegation to urge the Convention TO
send a committee to Washington with memorial
showing the condition OF the State, and asking
from the President anu Congress such measures Of
relief as they may deem most advisable.
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documents.
More Stealings from the "Loan F'und''
in the Treasury Dcpartment-An Ex-
animation to Begin ON Thursday.
For Thursday the Secretary OF the Treasury and
the officers or agents Of the express companies
used by the department In the transportation OF
money and other Official packages have been called
before the Committee on Appropriations. General
Garfield has found in his investigation Of the in.
terror workings OF the Treasury Department. that
an enormous amount ($250000) is annually ex-
pended on expressage. The committee, upon
learning OF the sum, were sufficiently surprised to
call upon the Secretary Of the Treasury to appear
and to-day telegraphed to the express officers
to appear at the same time. The
transportation OF money comes out Of
the irresponsible fund for the payment
of the expenses OF the national loan. IL is learned
that the express companies charge and are al
lowed the same rates Of pay for the carriage Of
bonds printed on one side and hence imperfect as
on money. This. it is thought, should be put in as
paper. This item alone runs up enormously and is
serious extravaganza or irreguiarity. 1t is also
limited that the $30o0,OoO for the payment OF the
expenses OF the national loan covers not only
transportation OF money, but that sundry unoicial
packages OF great weight and dimensions are
smuggled through under the provisions OF this
very thorough investigation.
Tho state Department To Have an
OverhauIing.
The Secretary OF state will be called before the
Committee on Apnropriatjona in q few daYs- To ex.
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The New Haven Press ON the Convention.
The Register tonight regular democratic organ)

SayS-
very little @ apparently in regard to the nom
expression OF democratic contemporaries have
nj naSs Sa
their duties to the sstis,sslon the party
found little Or nothing to crcise The pSiy Attack has
Ss so out e s a % sn S
announce that they shall not support the
remains for ne dsisgasssn hs SSnysn!oS
such their iuds%ent the best Interests Of
such action would be acceptable people
e"a az Are pa aSt blind and have
formed opinion OF the acs Of the State c,cers
In sf OF G be Of n @
be best secured oy free interchange OF opinion by the
The republicans have already indicated the sort of
between the democrats and the railroads Having
s V~n A' wI sa''rsads
The railroads En Of SSnneceat have no ayors
%Sa a. Y sd
paigu the Of the democrats liberals viii not
any men in Connecticut who os are manipa as
s ssse''s The. q S
Gratis Such chargss as these come from those who
sas CUSTOM House k kase p sher DE-
TENDERS Ill OUT STATE was Mr.. Starkweather who ap
pied 70 and received funds from the former .t
ator Buckingham who compared the latter to church.
The record OF the democracy, the other hand
and II the convention acts with judgmentand there Is
little opportunity for blundering-the ticket which IL
puts IN nomination tomorrow will so in with flush.
The Erentng Observation-Disclosures and disafrected
dem0cptic-relerring to the Convention, says:-
generally conceded that the present state officers
will lie renomnatcd by accla nation but one of these
has any serious objection been made. Charles r. Inger
soil IN ms position as Governor has not come up to the
expectation OF the masses the party leaders OF
claim e DC not only satisfied but are some what en-.
is not because be has been to the best interests OF the
people, ana acted with single TO the
welfare VI tho inlRsixlal c&sses. bpt ~.
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EARTHQUAKE.

Distinct Shock Felt at Farther Point,
Canada, ON Sunday.
QUEBEC, Feb. 2, 1874
A sharp shock Of earthquake was distinctly felt
at Farther Point yesterday afternoon. 1t shook
stoves and everything movable in the houses OF
the village The shock was also Ielt about ten
miles below this city,
II appears to have come from the southwark.
Two Shocks Experienced At Rfmouskf.
RIMOUsKI Canada, Feb. ., 1874.
Two distinct shocks OF earthquake were felt here
yesterday between the hours OF aEpast two and
three O'Clock In the afternoon.
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WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 2l-P. VI.

The inolemency of the weather has interfered
with stock speculation to-day. and the Nall-st.
movement has been limited in this department The
market opened steady, hut weakened somewhat at
the first board and better again IN the after
noon. There has been. however a lack of ANNA
ton all day, and the transactions have been COM
paratiyely light. The clgues apparently resting
probably temporarily, from their labors. Lake Shore
was the weak spot in the market New lork Central
Western Union Telegraph. Union Pacific and Rock
Island leading on the slight upward turn of the
afternoon. The light speculative fanees were gen
erally quiet though &. &. and !. &. shows per cent
advance ON the DAVIS transactions. Inyestmeu.
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The extent of the dealings in city bank stock was
a sale of shares Fourth National at 1861, and -

Another large business done in the better class
of railroad bonds at well maintained prices, and
with well distributed business, will he seen by
the official list of sales OF the defaulted roads we
note sales of Chesapeake and Ohio Firsts at 81, and
Canada Southern at 64i. The aggregate sales of
bonds at the board was S2l5,OO0 in twenty-seyen
different issues The closing bids are:
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Foreign exchange has been duh and nOmina
at rates annexed:


The money market has been amply supplied, the
turn of the market favoring the borrower. Loans
have been done as low as per cent but the rlqIng
ties were and 6. Prime business notes are dis
,ounted at to 81 per cent. The outstanding legal
tenders amount to $685., 900 '37 decrease of S2Ooo
United States securities have been strong and
higher. the rising tendency of gold and the brisk
inquiry from individual and corporate investors
stimulating the market. The following are the
IL unt nj
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC


4 FOR 1874
BE READY IN PEW DAYS.
n addition to the
CALENDAR AND ASTRONOMICAL PAGES
THE LATEST ELECTION RETURNS By STATES. COUNTIES,
AND TOWNS
ABSTRACT OF U. \ LAWS.
TABLE or APPROPRIATIONS MADE FOR THE CURRENT
YEAR
FOREIGN TRADE OF GREAT BRITAIN, U. 5, AND CANADA
RAILROAD STATISTICS.
CBRoSI,LE OF EVENTS AND OBITUARY RECORD or 1873.
TABLES OF WEIGHTS, MEASURES. AND COINS
THE TRANSFORMATION QUESTION.
VALUABLE STATISTICS oF TIIB TRAFFIC OF TRUNK
RAILROADS AND CANALS.
NEw-YOaK SHERIFFs AND COUNTY CLERKS.
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
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In Southern State bonds Tennessees were steady
ON sales lof new issues at 793 A lot of new series
were selling at 62.a62l. Vrginias were strong and
higher. old being mp to ~ to 49, and consols selling
rs hiqh as 3D. and none offering better than S. De-
ferred class fetched III and new January South
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