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, 1875-09-08

Prof ", l.. Adams. OK the rolytcchnio Irsti-
tuts Of Troy. n L., married Misa Clara ke'lom,
Of 0tuaha. yesterday.
4 convention OF tho North American Saint
GEORGES Union WINS hsld 1t Huf!alo yestertnv,
aud closed With MI International banquet lust
evening.
The September term OF tho I.aporte County
Circuit Court Ills Honor Thomas s. SsantietI
pfhslding. convencd Yesterday At LpoFte. Tho
docket Ia unusually large.
Cor. Ti!dens Special Committee On Cana,
Frauds, consisting OF Alasars. Alaxone, On, sud
Van Dnrcu, arc Id buffalo, tud last evening held
1 private 8e4aion aud examined witnesnea.
, 1875-09-08
FiREhEti.
FfHtHEF1.
PROSPECTIVE CONTEST At LApoRrE, I:Tp,

Hutt.d! Nai u{eh to 1f.r IhlcHqo 7r,5Hnr
LAroHrE- Ind, Sept 7.-1ho Boutl Ncnd
Tribune Of tho Gt!l inst. contains i challeuco
from Della Hose No. and Unto1i Iloso No, 3, Of
South bond, to Alert 1IoAe No. and Vida
Awake Hose No. 2, Of this city. The South
Don1crs claim tint tl,e;r companies can &c. away
with Laiorte. Tho Lapurto companies harc ac-
ceptel tho chaltcugc. and have placed 500 iu
the Citizens Bank of Luporto a. forfeit Tho
purso to bo run for wilt tc 3s0U wltl, tho
privilege Of raising tina samo to S1,GD,
g1ving avu days notice. An oftcias nc
ceptaneo Of this challenge will be neut 10
south Bend by the first mail. Now lot the coll
ildtng Dendcrs put UP their money OF aqueai.
aud sustain their nlready 1irst-class reputation in
TINT l!no. Tho race will take place III Lapo1ts
Sept. so.
, 1875-09-08

Pontiac, Livingston County, III, Sept. t.
Dohncr l. Zeiglar's mllI At Chonoa Was burned
last night about o'clock, It Ia supposed to bo
tho wo1k OF Al incendiary. ne no fro ~as left in
the nll. TIC 1osA ia not far from s15.O0o to
5lo,G0o; insured for ssD0h. air. Dehucs ls 4
reeldc1t Of ths ci.s, anil thi, is tho SECOND s,no
the mil las bocn burned. Tho Fro Department
OF Bloomington waH telegraphed for. aud
promptly responded with one OF thoir steam crs
but too late to bave the mill. It probably will
not bo rebuilt. ~ Mr.. Dehnes Is about to leayo
The country.
, 1875-09-08


sr. J"sErH, Mo-, Sept. Tho great Expo-
sltlon continued today. with largely-iuereased
attendance. Tho attendance At tho Old Settlers
reunion waa large. Tho speech Of tho day Was
delivered by ex-senator A,chiHon. Senator
t,ockrot was a1uuuG tte distinguished guc+ts.
Isat SUCCESS Of tho EzpoBlt.on is nov considered
assured.
, 1875-09-08
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

L1aBos, sept 7.-Ihe United Btatss stssr-
s4ip Juniata las arrived.
QuzHssEows' 6cpt. 7.-Ths steamship Mar
ashon. from lsoston, has arrived.
FAR1uxR Fo1Rr Sept. 7.-The steaush,o Que.
bee. from Liverpool, has arrived.
~, NEW Yoax' segs. 7;-Arrised tho steamuh}p
liverpool. ''0'''
sovIAi19ToS, Sept. THE staamship Moaal
from Nov YORK, has arrived, ''AS"'4'
, 1875-09-08

6pFrll D3tpaaca q Tia Ch3e1I0 TTi5f.N<.
LuorSoroS. Mich. Sept Tho staam-ele-
vator connected with tho blast fasuAco OF tho
Elk Rapids Iron Company waH to-day destroyed
By fire. Loss about ESQ, 600; no lnsurance. The
principal owncta aro Uc1tnr Il Noble and F. II.
Head, Of kenosha. 1t is to be rebuilt at uuco Of
brick Anl Iron. the oil oilo being ui wood.
, 1875-09-08

thlnery is fuller than ever bofore Messra Null,
fn1ton, 8asmorc, and Hcott, Of tflia county,
alinw fine 1lert1s of cattle. Great pteonralions
arr making fer a trial of Rulky-plous Tomorrow
atteIna III. Among tho many srotH ono will oc-
cur Tnuralay for 500.
, 1875-09-08

>
.qFrefai Nspsteh to N: Ca,co - Tribune,
MILWAUKEE. Nis.. Sept. Tho Ssats Fair
opened auspicionsty to-day with IN address by
President 5tellaoti. Artcles for exhibition ara
still being brought in. Tho entsies In ali cluao
a1e more numerous than ever before.
, 1875-09-08

8pfeiat pispdtch II ihA Chiea9n 1TibaAs.
C1ANpAloN. ILL.,, Sept. 7.-1hs opening Of the
Champaign County Fair to-day Ma vary auspi-
c4oua, Horses, cattle. and mulss mako grand
shox. Ths department. Of agricultural ma
, 1875-09-08

IafXlen Is. t.l cohrtr.
Mr.. MArtiu X. yartorousu. Of Kasshsw County.
game into canden tho other day accompa nio<a by
L!s three cons. They arc tsip!els, resemble each
other ~ much ~ to render il difficult 10 dis
t!nea's4 between than, aud having bean born
Yeas Vt aga
, 1875-09-08

SANTA Fs. N, H., Sept. 7.-At I.as Vegas last
night Louis Iiosntnell shot aud killed = Deputy
shorih uaine4 Durau. who was trying 10 aE7ost
lin. Homuae'l lad boon given up by bis boud4-
men, anu tho authorities wero oslurAyorlug to
pfaco him In tol!lnomont. llo La still at IalCe.
, 1875-09-08

Sptet9! iaspateh 10 1hs cAttaau 7r,bmne.
BLooxiSuToS. ILL.,, Sept. 7.-Charlio David
eon. years old. don Of a blacksmith at Normal,
sas horribly bitten IN tho face by dog to-day,
Rnl IL iu danger Of death.
, 1875-09-08

5E4<la@ U1spuzfh 70 It's Chca90 7TF0HW,
DASslILx, ILL.,, Sept. 7.-The Fezmil!ion
County Agricultural Association began thsir
sixteenth exhibition ut Catlip to-day. The
&stsudAnoe for opening day vas good, md the
number OF entries large.
, 1875-09-08

----A--
THE INDIANS.
THE PLLhoER TROUBLE IN. MINNESOTA.
sptf'at u *"ateh to i"e t",eaoo 'r'o"ns.
ut. FAIL, him.. Sept. ia telegram to tho
Dispatch from Dranerd says: mo news las
oeon received from Looch Lake sinco Tuesday
laot. company Of soldiers from Fort Ripley.
accompanied by Agent Whitehead, passed
through Brasnerd thss morning. ell route ior
Leoch Lalte. Whitehead ia determined to tIaVo
Sturgeon mud h'B folio" ors arseaLad md brought
tn Justice, for Which, II necessary, troops will
remain nt tho Agoncy until after thu full pay-
ncnt. unlces tho outlaws are sooner aEEcsted."
Two Lcccl-Lake Indians, witocsBrs Of tho cat
tIc-kt,uc nt Loech Lake mud tho council p,c-
..<,;,,r, =, g. D., ,raa,o-7o, 49,, ,ro-. H.,
.eui"b' "o'e ~ o. ~. seosolua5' Ane , "o-o w.
tssvie"ed by your correspondent Thoy 5ay
Sturgeon ia tho principal brave Of the
rltlagcrs' baud but tint they nro led
hv a vourp Chief pamod e,ronr
-; h.. -, - 49, ., ,aas,a ,,s".,' ,',l'
nHy tna' tho la'sef lb eao roat 'eaaef tnat nls
purpose of ra!h!ns dlsturbanco was known 10
all tic villagers for Eonn timo: that it WIS or-
tna ua,a ~,,;;os ~ 1 n,t n ~ ,, 1ua;n., 1a.d
w.. NJ, '' nN H.. So @ Co.. @ s,',as.
l'H l'io' aau t1at ot!onR oAS aso"ou oo1ec6
Ia making the disturbance Was 10 bring mon
rlnirt. Wh,t t1o.o co,ru,n,,to uo,o thoua tu<,
1A.nta "uas .ueno so,p!a''''1 WY tus1e aso
.ae'"oh po'ehaea .'os W AIM. auos ss'o o.''t-
seoa 'o'nathuo ~ eo"uS''' "noso NV "no'o
.s'as's, "A' ea'Aea 'vn'' ,,,, a1'.f n.'u o
sos'' '.u. os ny sS'u -. too"',s @ "s1e
,..,. a~s N it,, ' a,".,ss o1 w
,o "a,'so ~ wv 'nos NV ".suo' rono1' '4"k
W.. Wv w., ~ w .aa ~ Asoas'
,,oa. ~ 4,i,'" ~ g. H. ,sa ,,,,s All. H.. -.
diana IN t,;s,,,1,,nro hsco,,., In ,,ns a ,,a-
,aa xl,,,o al, ,,v - ,,o,oa.,a, ~ 1aaa,. :,.s ~
4'ea "4''t' 'eA ~ uo'cSa''uo " 4'ceeA-AahelS'
nut your correspondents informants, who wcro
Of the delegation which visited !hIB gentleman,
deulod Tint llc Envo my ADVICE aud that ho had
nnv tc]k with Tho 1ndI,unB ot,,or thpn nawu.
imr thnm Inv IN ret hnma '':ri, %no,s au,.nr sa~
Etpont, HLv Ia vorno md focitsh hnr IT,
roa1 Ie.dor txh,lo s,,rrnn,, !" IA ~, 1us to
ms ona at tho fnm s " ~ t% o 400 % se!ev
to sttract nttontion tn thrir rcsc1v"tin; ho,nn ,
thernhv IN ,,n,u n,ivn ntsr,l wini tt,ou ofi6 ~
as a'.uu u'osl ptosnnt s1gal"ttoEs. fEona otner
s.na s ~ ~ az. -. w p.opanN 1s;nN oe'teE ~"
now treaty wh;ch wiii riyn th.n Isroor %'i'c hct,
towards b.euling up farms, supplying tools.
mschtnory. cattlc, and horses from now Ha!o OF
,heif pinc ianae anu tnat th!s part of them woro
to ,n,t" N, raisl ~, tx n"-s - "so u.ys. ~
Agency cattle as means Of astrnat,"r ostsnt;o, ;
ut Washington.
,,,,,,-,a,e ,,,-n1-,u m ~
nv ~ .x".s1t' E"1 untt ma"H ~ HEvhpa.
h,o.L IL ranort,, In Faster, ro.aIa ..,,t ~.
,"' ,'r,.a Ao ~ oo''4o4n %la n1''efa
."'o ooon Aases' anu "olnch anu eil4o1oh aso
being removed to places OF safety. Troops aud
volunteers arc going to tho Bcone. Tho mill
tary commander Of this city has been asked for
I1A'' "Na @tu4.a"u'''on' @no ofaoss naso paen
lSsoea ZOE 'p4anslY' caFalfs, ahd artillery to
pfoeecu ~ oheo from 'nls caty anu Benc!a TO
, 1875-09-08

OuAnA. Neb. Sept. 7.->Tohn Williams shot
mud killed David and Thomas Etoo 1uln It
lowell. Mob. this morning. THIS double nur-
dor originated about some land over which they
!Are been At law Ill summer. Williams gave
himself up 10 tha authorities.
, 1875-09-08

". D. Colst Genera! Trstsht Aesnt ~ N.
Darlington L Missouri .Kallrosd ID Nebr..Sa''
died q omsha 1t o'clock yeasazdaJ mosa,u9 of
, 1875-09-08

ELK CaEER, l. r., vim AusKoogs, Sept. 7.-The
lAto uaeating 1t caddo and Atoka.. la the Choo-
ta" Nation. in tho iateroat or tAe opening Of the
Territory, Inns borno unexpected fruit. lnstead
OF iavelg!tng Gov. Coleman into = recognition
OF the movement, he has Issued proclamation
that no permits 10 reside III that section will be
grsntod to Whites until the mecting OF the noxt
Council. 1t looks - though ho tnosnt to carry
oltt h,a Views Of driving Iii wbita men from liz
CAoctAw Nation, il possible,
, 1875-09-08

A kaHSaS CITY.
5pfeidl Disi,a.th ~ ths ChGAap Tribune.
KANSAS CTR. No.. Sept. IA two-story frano
house Oh Second street was destroyed by fire
aoout o'clock this morning. 1t MAS owned by
Charles Sporting. aud fully Insured. Loas about
II, 500.
, 1875-09-08

ST. Loc1s. Sept. 7-Col, Burroughs, who " as
Hhot by Juhu ". Howard. In saloon day
or tuo ago. died Tonight.
HaryoY Drown. negro who murdered Philip
1farr SIX uilca from town last 3tay, and then
'a'lnhsd nnd rohbed Mira. pfar1, waa convicted
OF murder to-day,
, 1875-09-08

CINCINNATI sept. 7.-1ho Bixth Industrial
Exposition opens Tomorrow. Tho city to.u,gl.
III extensively decorated with naEs, mostocs and
evergraens. Tho Chamber OF Commerce uas
adjourned over until Thursday and business viii
to a great extent DO stlnEenaed to-1norrow to
witness tho grand parade, which IN expected to
aaEraas anythlDg OF tla kind over wituessod In
tho West.
, 1875-09-08

THE MONTREAL GRAVEYARD TROUBLE.
MONTREAL. Sept. 7.-14ass night s1o psotest-
ant Cemetery vault in which tho remaina of
Guibord lie. uas Guardad by eighteen lncn,
armed with navy revolvere and Enfield rifles.
under tlae command Of q Sergeant Of Police. No
date is given for tho fune1al. A general feeling
Of insecurity stlll proyslls auoug the residents
iu the suburbs
, 1875-09-08

DrnrQrE Ia, Hept. 7.-TAo EpoSt,o, carao
near proving failure today, owing 10 the
weather. At 10 a. III. tho heavens lrokn lof,4e,
and The rain poured down far two houta, anssl-
Ing tho grounds, driving exhibitors ani spoc.a-
tors snfiof corer, and making tho track 60 heavy
TINT racing MIA ont Of tho qucstinn. 1t II
o'clock Prof. Welsh delivered the opening AL
dreHs, Which was well received. II tho weather
holds fair, big crowd il expected tomorrow.
, 1875-09-08

LESSER MATTEE8,
Tho Cincinnati Enquirer has tho following,
amung other items:
Tho 1awnce Club. OF Thompson's Cross-roals poscy
ColIutj lnl., auFers!se for cocBo uranto who can
play baseball In tic German tongue. catch for tlsn
Aeza staYun.
kcsAler plays bail vol in yeow.1 Jackets nsst anu
WIN couplu OF those Interesting strangers III his
laAloonh he WLa ono VI the srust ae1.ve trlders Gu
bstuFday tLst ever skipped sruuud stI-lled,
Watrcn White, Ut uaa GhtcaSoa, has shut thoss Viz
ryliadcr laustarleh which prIatntl1tel Als phtz
somo Meaks agn, and & would NOW ha hard woek
from Chicago.
Herr uoltum. Tho rlrlaan gunlletuan who catches
Cannon bal nrnd from ecs nf os.,nAucs three times
gay bc!ore MeAitimts. originally tue rachlr Ut
Massachusetts, busa ba ntne aud waa discharged Tor
want Ut neEFr.
A. agent Of tho nsw professional L,uss1!e Club,
when NJ oFKant1ed for ne.t laar, IL tu lts ctty
search u1 players for As1t year. II IL Rad tint lie
hss secured llasttngs and Deyn Of she Chcaao. and
tA1 Nads.
hrtRh. particular star has faded from tho dra-
m1ta heavens, md ru.prears to-day upon tie hAl!-
ne. ~ sted!is neAusssy, who II ANNOUNCED
C4paih o. Tue aclslo, Whom tlure are ,nauy peoI.p
~ Vermont xlo thlaH ho ought IL bs Captain ct ihs
hA8s!sd. " the Ought 70 lt1.''
, 1875-09-08

Sptetat Dispateh to TIE Chndao 7ribunt.
WArEEoaS, ILL.,, Sept. 7.-Ycsso,day morning
City Mntshal 1nGalls received u telegram from
tho Marehal of nacino, stating that man named
James Murphy hnd sakou from Summers livery
stable. At that piace hordo aud buggy. which
le aalti ho would roturu in three hours, Ho not
making his appearance at that timc alr. Nuu5-
ner nut.liod tho City Marshal, Who on bong it-
formed that Murphy formerly hved in Waukcgnn,
too5raphel ~ above atatol. Murphy wan j., on
found aud lodged III JAIL where he WAS Identified
aa bonR the right poison by tho owaer Of tho
property, who arrived lcro to-day.
, 1875-09-08

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I..td s;i.. f,I,e.so,. i; Ladianss &.
, 1875-09-08

- ~
tssrs--sr i'. . Sh..is. t;uu.. Of tho clnean.tl..
Next YEARS nos1oxs.
The Boston 4idCertfspr lla tho following In
lelatiun to ntxt yoars team:
Al friends Q! the Boston Club will h glad to learn
TINT ut LIST tho managers ntu succeeded III ct,eai.u
1oscphs to pitch for shcu,. ho isv1ng s,EeI thl.o
years coltsact With tue club In philadelphia Of. friday
nsht. Jotcrw, whoso real nanc In borden. haa leen
playing ha tor eix ysara. liz luy u years DID, s
feet tncAcf ~ height atn wcigha 10 ounde. lie
haa lec.iyea ttateruE otIors from MANY c'nt4. Lut
Mess engagement: lie will cotnu tn Iostnn In lilo
slrinf j'scpts ia probably tho b.xs pitcher in the
e, xas IL inc eoest Of o Docrr Gus Vii, ,he
Athletics, in Jniy !ass, whrM tho former VIA Tic
winnsr l,,a iy l.. .eoi9 IT, Of 70 tho Ahstlca being
paile! tho rhiladeIlha Club on lts Western
trip. 'lurina which !. beat every club with ~klsh il
.he sye .s @
tho Eroun!s ef tho latter, when Joserhs performed
tG un1s4tsa n df IT, G1 pntg st
able to Hcoru single LAse bit. tile of thu Xtio
standing Ct to against tle ch1ta4os III III. rc<tnt
suytlor paycd WIN tLe U1stdna in practice cai1s
nt!tnat ny "iAliiiea," viii. gpaldue and Nh,te.
another proof Of his aki and Iva days later, IL: .
:hanpton.llin game, u 'nnfs by Malone Of . l@ll
tho Ioasons from defeat, thoy winning by only QUE
run. tn rGore Of t0 1u cloyen inilings. On Tuurs-
day, n Philadelphia tho ph.ladeIphnls with Joscrlls
ltching, pl'5ed thu uos,ons .ic game Of toll liz
haas.runner.
The Iontots havo engaged u hrat->,aac nan aIu,-
nat. who Ia playing shat position III lhe Fhtla.
de)phla Cuh. Liz contract Ii ul4o for three Years
AGruau rst entered tie baseball field six or seYrr
Jears ego - q tnctobrr OF tue Cub t1 which
Nyau, former menhcr Of lbs IItstous also t1IonooJ
lie afterwards payod with tho hIsnBneIds at Mine.
town. Conn., sud aftc7 their als|m,,ling i: as thuttRLt
ho w,,ltI u engaged Ly 1ho Iostcts bnt il. inu,I
the Aihlccs Instead. Ho is uuo Gaso man. = uoeI
thrower, aud 4 heavy batter. S~N
cryr.nn 1,s,,,,.o ~ raw,
ur,n a ,',,a ,T:..,t' TaoNn '. a. ni' LoVls'
lAo q. Louls d1MfS Aao an interesting nc
couut OF game belWeen thu Un!lues oil CLi-
cago, md the Utue EtoCkiurs Of St. Iotl1a fbnL},
coIoreu), from which tho following oxtsacts aro
= "-T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
TIE BROOHLYN BURGL4RILS.

WILLIAM II. MOONEY CoMMIIIED-THR POLICE STILL
At FAULr-MR sHUTK RECOVERING.
William II. Mooney, the supposed asSailant
OF Aaron L. Shute was committed by Justice Morse on
Tuesday afternoon 10 the Ray mondst jail In BrooAlyn
with his alleged confederate in the burglary at the house
of Peter Flynn ut No. 273 Cumberiandst. Tine police
however took the prisoners 10 The Tenth ccinc STA
onhouse and yesterday counsel for the accused pro-
cured writ Of hbcls corpus from City Judge Reynolds
in order have his clients removed to the jail so that lie
might have rce consultation with Them the police haV
ing prevented BIN from talking with the prisoners with
ont tho presence of police captain. Before the writ
WAS served however the prisoners transferred to
the custody of the sheriff at tae jail by advice OF the Dis
tric:-Att0rney
paper bearing list of the names and residences OF
several citizens and memoranda concerning tEeir Eabits
has been found ia possession of Moneys accompice
This is believed to be schedule of intended burglarieS,
and the police seeking 10 dScovef any OF the houses
mentioned have been robbed.
Though the police declare themselves satisfied that
Mooney is Mr. shutc assalant they continuing their
search note has been found in Moneys possession
saving that Mrs Flynn had been " and would not
appear against him for The burglary at her house. Mr.
Flynn and his vile both to be either afraid or
wiling from some other caase to testify against the
prisoners They viii, however, probably be compelled to
appear.
Nj Shute is steadily improving, and Is now considered
af lau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
COOPERATIVE SCHEMES.

OF the National Council Of the Sovcregns OF Industry
at Frenchs Hotel last evening. his way Tren-
ton To organize the State Council OF NewJersey to-day
Mr. Earle stated that the Order discams connection with
any political party, anil It's members intend to
attempt partisan influence in tho coming
Presidential campaign. Its mission Is only to
organize tho industrial classes for mutual benefit.
Special arrangements have been made with 81
the leading wholesale dealers and manufacturers OF this
city To TO supply Councils in New-York and adjacent
States with merchandise. Contracts have been by
the Order FOR shipments Of coal from first hands MI
nbers in New England Within the past three months
80 cooperative stores have established that sec
ton alone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17
uIAlPsTEAD STORAGE RESERVOIR.

Messrs. Kingsley and Keency yesterday sub
mitted written statement of the grounds OF their claim
10 light 10 complete the Hampstead Storage Reservoir
under their present contract to the Joint Committees
Law and on Water and Drainage OF the Brooklyn Board
Of Aldermen They state that by their contract, dated
JAN o. 1872. they bound 10 complete the reservoir
under the plan then adopted and at itenizd prices at
cost not to exceed $14O00O0, but the plan had been
lawfully changed during tic progress of the work The
last had, however, authorized an additional
appropriation OF 100000 to complete the reservoir on
modified plan to I've adopted by the Common Council.
The original ppropriatiUn OF 81 100000 1t was claimed
was intended exclusively TO pay for work To be done
under tho contract but $26s ,2G0 had been used
for following PURPOSES and the contractors ask that
II snail be placed the credit Of the reservoir: OF
acres of land, $4,000; conduit from the 70 the old
reservoir $50 go: improving the pumping apparatus at
Smiths Pond $1,000; preparing plans S2i.O00 Kirk
wood McAlPine, consulting engineers SOW; extra
excavation account Of reducing the proposed hight OF
oil the dam Sll5o0; repairing divers Pond. 500; ex-
caVatiIg Nichols Pond. $4,000 The statement
counted the early difficulties Of the work, and stated that
on OF malaria IL often the that only 100
wOrLmen would respond 90 r0ltcall OF COO. The con
tractors also ask for hearing.
The Aldermen informally discusscd the subject at con-
siderable length. Alderman Strong chairman. sd that
had bean Informed that there still number OF
citizens who wished to be heard Ii unanimously
agreed that coinPctent legal opinion should he
cured and also opnions from en- ieers rs to the pro
posed plan for enlrng and completing the reservoir
ard as whether the dam j. likely TO prove wateTtigt
The Committee subsequently went into executive ses
sion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

colored philosopher observed on Sunday
while IN conversation with friend Clay at: d,sn
bievc In having pIrdener you've on'y got small
,snesA II yer make emmy thing. why, Yer don't git
served his scquiescent companion. Il Richmond En-
uilir III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

low a, ho read the senate a,ior biz: nobody wed
Ia NJ before seyen clock What sort OF
Is that ~ carly rising F-lPgOlidenee Journal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-17

The next witness was Erdwn Pollmann, the sec
ond mate. lie il a native of Hanover. and had been
in the Colnpany's service since January 1874, hav-
ing served all that time in the Schiller, and under
Capt Thomas. lie held masters certificate from
the German authorities, and had commanded ship
from Germany to China. The account given by this
witness of the reckoning differed from that of the
first officer; but. according to his calculation. the
light should have been seen about o'clock. Up to
o'clock they could see Tor miles ahead, but after
warl the captain expressed anxiety or doubt.
The fog came on at about G:3O, bat ut ) O'Clock,
when he went below, IL was not dense. He was on
deck for a moment about % o'clock. when the fog
was still about, but il was not dense He was below
when the ship struck but could tell that she had
been going slowly for some time. As as she
struck Inc went the bridge and spoke to the cap
tain. The witness then went 10 describe the sub
ally differing from the description given by the last
witness. In answer to some technical question put
by Mr. Batten and Capt. Harris. tho witness
planned that in saying that at o'clock they would
have tO look out Tor the Bishop they meant that at
that time il would De visible. Hc had il ten
miles oil in fine weather They made - allowance
for current. The true would have been little
north and due east, steering l.. =. H., and allowing
variation they imagined they wonld be about Z
tain ready 10 receive suggestions. his the first
voyage " itness had made second mate. ami wit
ness would NOT as third OF fourth officer have been
consulted. The captain was very careful, anda tei
pefate officer. The witness added:
assisted the captain In calculations la this voyage
working the time for the chrononetrrs There two
they rated at NowYork, and came board
lu fire Ali Iolt
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A CURIOUS decision has recently been made

A CURIOUS decision has recently been made
in New Jersey to the effect that cows tail is
not part of the COW. A milky mother of the
herd was grazing at large near town bound
ary line, and was taken in charge by the
pound-keeper and impounded because of her
errancy. TIE owner complained that not
half the animal was over the line, but that
the major portion of body was in another
town, and so exempt from seizure by the
pound-keeper in question. The astute j. p.
ordered the COW to be measured in order to
settle the vexed question. The owner of the
beast insisted that tie tail, as the head and
body, should be measured, but the court
ruled to the contrary-thus deciding Ethat the
tail was not part of the COW.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1875-02-15
GOrham, N. II.
GoRHAM, N. H., Feb. Is.

To the Editor of the Press:
A large and enthusiastic meeting OF our citi-
zens was held last evening to consider the mat
ter of rebuilding the Alpine House, and it wa,
unanimously voted that the Company should
be exempted from taxation for term of years,
as an inducement for rebuilding. An article is
to be inserted in our warrants and action taken
at our town meeting in March. Our people
feel the need of its being rebuilt, and present
indications are that work will soon be COM
menced.
This morning was the coldest of the season
the mercury at a. m. being 2S degrees below
zero. If this weather keeps on the thermome-
ter will have to be heightened out.
Col. Blair, our Republican candidate for Con-
gress, spoke here on Thursday evening. We
feel that his chances for an election are good
so mote it be. Com.