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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-02
AND KIPP'S NEW ENGINE
ARE THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
0REMlUMS INl8z8
THsT1EoNrAEs.

OGDEHsBURs. N. Y, Feb. 21, 1874,
Messrs. WHITMAN q BURRELI, Little Falls n. v.
Your favor Of The 10th inst. Is at hand. sal
up Boiler and EngiDe ran them under IO lbs stean1
pressure, and sawed half cord tof wood twice
Ia two (beech and rnaple) ini 11l minutes then
can saw Z cords of wood twice In two in one
hour with tho no. boiler.
j had platform made for the boiler and engine
and placed them on pair of bob sleighs, going
around saving wood. had the agent of WfliiamS
Cleaner bring a. thresher and cleaner and ran
through so bushels of oats, The agent thinks
can run a 8 II Cleaner with the boiler and enoine
u ran the boileE under pressure of 90 lbs and h
airly made the cleaner howl. A No. boiler and
By, Ha ~ engine p plenty heavy enough to run a
saw OF a 2 II, threkler and cleaner. fifflT
ThebOiler, By putting the exhaust pipe in the
smoke stack and nsing soft coal, will make steam
enough Tor 4 8 IL p. engine, as had the damper
shut half the time, and the door open, and then
1t would make more steam than wanted. The
harder the work the more steam II makes.
Yours truly, n d. BELIINGFR
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National Bank of Fremont, Ohio.
The future of our city never locked more hatter.
leg than at present. The Fremont Harvester Com.
pany, for the manufacture of the celebrated Hub
bard Mowers and Reapers, has commenced work
and expect to put 500 machines on the market In
time to cut the coming harvest. Other new bust
ness Is opening. Business blocks are going mp
Many dwellings are to bo put up ss soon as the
season viii admit AT my Agency you win find a
DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Notary Pubtic
Fire aHd L{fe Insurance, by Ten ef the Fret
ciGss Companies Of The country. -7.gT
OCEAN Steamer Tickets, by several Liaes
Id1es Paid IN Sasdn8kV County, COG
Real Estdte SoId-Buiidings Rented, and Rents
Collected
intelligence GfUeH bD Letter. '0 . fu 5l
~ Persons at distance desiring any informa-
tion from this point, can address Communications
to this Agency. II the subject does not reouiatl
much time and attention, few postage stamfe
enclosed will be sufficient remuneration. Where
more time and labor are required unreasonable com
pensation win be charged.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1875-04-02
FOR SALE.

so feet on Croghan street.
BS feet on Front street. o., fift ui
Brick house on Croghan street
Dwelling md desirable lot on Bfrchard avenue
House and LOT on Court street. fr '--
Three beautiful lots ON Birchard avenue.
Vacant lot on Front street.
4 acres on Tifin street.
The Clapp corner, Front street.
Lot No. ,4s9, south side South street.
lots, with dwelling, on Fifth street Qiast Side
100000 acres Iowa and Nebraska land. ~
Lot and Brick House on State Street,
Very desirable residence on State Street.
acres In Thad Ball subdivision,
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E5- If you wish to visit the Old Country or
bring out friend, come to KREkER's AGENCY
and get your ticket. go,
Strangers viii always hnd a desk In nv. Office nj
their service, and welcome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09
LETIERS IRON THE People.

MIR. WILSON AND TIE INDEPENDENTS.
NEED OF RLP.NrANoE on TIiE P\II al kirIB-
ICAN--WIlO ABANDONED REPUBLICAN PiIN.
CiPLEse
To the EdltOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: You have undoubtedly ." hit the nail
right on the head ia your editorial 81 yesterday On Wee
President Wilson's two letters trcan. py on IL, for
iycnoss ~ the wandering prodgalH. But the question
for Lin first to settle s Who the pIOii-al-! re
80, rb.r that The late Or. Chalmers formerly % The
Church Of scotland and lately OF the Free Church ia tl@'
Kingdom when examined before committee Of pdFir
mcnt on the probability aud pricti,aby Of r. d'ion OF
those two ecclesiastical organizations sid In substance
that ihc only way in which the two chnrchcs corid be
united WAS for the Established Church to appeal at the
bar OF the Free Church G,noial semly aud declare
he repentance ooutJn and Pray fOr admission 20 lie
Free Chnrch tie rlc constitutional Church o scot
lnI and submit to ,eh discipline ought - be nin
i,tcr.d TO crri1g Lfcfi,sH IL thought the discipline
would not be severe II tlc repentance were sincere
Now hi is IN exact parallel Of TIE situation Of The Re
publican party today and tina Liberol ami ln'e"uirns
voters Il ia the Republican party that is the proial and
ono Knows This beta than Mr. wilson. II l. known hat
nc reed substantially with Mr.. sumner, Mr. GNeiey
aud Mr. Schurl their opion - tn The course OF o-e
who had urnrwd tie icad oi NJ i'l,'ah r., - , .
il il also known thar De had not ire couri"" ar 'io'tr
ostcducss to ace with them, h'canSe he wanted Q" he
S,it In ,hc main hl,rvc Nr wilson 10 hc honest bnI
he H. politician. and o0ks nj great many thngs iiom
that point of view. lis snrech AT Cleveland OHIO, IN
ls72. shows this clearly lie thcr" euloez Il Gen Grnt
aud rather sneertd AT Mr. Hunuef about Tue edaitttn
sn, OF the coOrcd people thought. can tlus % iAe
nrv wilson of 1873 Ia ~? Would lie then haFc ~
tened Ia such proposition from Mr. winthrop To- r. turn
10 the Wing IaIty have an tt'a nat Mr. Nl'N"hs
VIEWS on the lit. ppation of the scriptures hO MS
ethics got slightly mixed when he could -'ieot al s"
ner pr Ter Grant TO Greeley ahd call men no ACT HON
principle the pfOdi-ai>. . LII
No MI wilson some ~ least of the Liberal party WIN
nor enter the R"publran ranks, and We tAh lir iiue
i..nd,ts are very much OF Tn same Inlnd mere arc
Two cnncs left Open the Liberals aud ln'tl u'iriiS;
one Ia remain they holding th" balance {" power
in about one half 81 tie states. and rout an! parry or ny
man that acts corruptly count natecS, or even Nlhks
M sur! acts. The oticr course l. Ia uli" H. new lay.
VI believe ia three parties. The thlid 0il VII h.oy
the ntrr. straight Howe e. IN" independent action OF
thinking men, Irrespective ~ party WIZ answer lie ANS
good lr,use-tO XII the corruption Dn5 T." manifest w
fine two great political organizations. Next S'd' WI"
SHOW which the two II the proper course I" pursne
Aelo- York, july o. lorJ. iAbh"Ni-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09
THE rooR cuIlDREN's EXCURSIONS.

An APPEAL FOR AID FROM 1nE TRUSTEES OF me
rU>D F-R GIVING FHr EXCURSIONS 10 TIE
POOR CHILDREN OF NEN-lOLK.
To me EdiiOr Of Thc IrtbWRc.
SIR: The Trustees Of the fund for giving
free excursions 10 u, poor children o. Ncw-lOik desire
10 announce hat th,y aloit To Resume o. ciaiion'
for he Summer Of 30 All OF the public AMI industrial
schools arc nov closed iur TIE annual vacations, during
which time thousands Of children viii ne Pla. NJ 10 thc
streets and gueis Tao class 81 children WHO profit by
these free excursions belong enr,iy Ia the tcHomcnt
house population. and thcY have no other play
ground th4n the hot AID dusty streets. Compelled
10 endure the terrible heat o summer best they may
The free Cxcur- vs Afford thrn al least ono day OF scn'
in, and hcuhfu pleasure the Hudson or the Solnd
and In green and clistul royee lar away from the
city, During IT,, psi three The licc Excursion
Fund has enabad nearly $1,000 boys ana girls Of tender
age to leave the sc0rchS pavcmrn,s OF Ncwfork, ana
visit rural scenes thai otherwise they would never sre or
enjoy The hot weather tha prevails calls the fund
iuo active o. ciiito and TIE trustees, Therefore, earn
c>tly asl. lnutOns ~ ch'he tDch 10 re pc
ic. 10 t' street. children. Ihc amount of money re-
naming in che hands OF the treasurer from last
wear i, S7.}5 -, aad IL needed Ht once
m order that the arrangements for the pro
jcctcd excursions NAV BE- promptly made. me
n nal excursion so Will be given at an early da"
Mr. George L. Williams Whose experience aud past sue
cess ample guarantee that tir thousands OF clieil
who VIII come under his charge VIII 10 trndcIp ana
guarded. The mos Interested
III he movement viii send ia tbt subscriptions Ia the
Treasurer, Edward King esq, No. IS Broadway, OF To
any Ui the Trustees.
CH,tIT~ IL. MNi.-HALL- so. - DHlns-sllp
WILLIAM bUrILh DrNCNN. No. IL P!nc-st.
GEo. ~ MCLEAN, Prcs'l y. !. stock Exchange.
EDWARD King, No. 40 broadway.
-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09
PERMANENT PLACES FOR WORK.

TO the razor Of The TrtbURe.
SIR: When travel AIN impressed with tho
pcinanency onicc-hodng IN railroad companies l"'re
comes thc same conductor who this road - years
ago! lie Is changed some. hut know him. lie sun
holds flower by the stem, between his teeth Weit
preserved sanity appearing man Now at the Depot
and fnd Mr waichful who became station agent brre
when the road was opened In SO. similar thngs
r notic,blc throughout the whole rllrond system Oh
me country ard they deeply pleasing Let thr ied
crs OF Tai TRIBUNE oontgs this staDiltN III respect 10
Marking for railroads Nth the instability cI TIE ptao a.
relation in our churches what does the contrast tlch
US S'
Wendell Depot, BsSs., July >. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09
CONVENTION OF NEw-JrRsEY DENTISTS.

The fifth annual meeting of the New Jersey
Dental Society wa held yesterday at the Ocean Hotel at
Long Branch The annual address delivered by the
resident b. q. c. Brown OF Mount Holly la addition
TO the essays read discussed subjects Of Importance
10 the profession presented. The Board of Exam
liners was in session during the meeting of the Society,
and accepted many praoring dentists, in accordance
with the requirements OF the act TO regulate The practice
Of dentistry. Tue following the subjects of the
SAYS read Operations hurIedly made and their OppO-
site" by Dr. L. T.. Welsh of Niuclahd Dental Eincd
tio," 10y In. G. : stockton OF Newark Inc C!Iac aud
cure o, tie Absorption al the AlNcOar Process, py Dr.
j. H. Gohle of liobokrn; The best mode of Ina rtimg
Partial Teeth" 10y Dr.J. Hayrsi o, LamiIcftve
AmAigdin," by d.. H. f. Hanks O Jersey City "tel-
luo.d versus Rubber" by d. leo II. Dcngo Of Borden
town. The following Officers were elected for thr cnsu
my year: President, Dr. &. =. Stockton or Newark
VcoPrcs.dcnt, j. ". Scarborough 81 LlnDcrtyhc; sec
rotary Charles \. Mecker OF Newark; Treasurer VIM.
H. Dbblc of Elizabeth. The next annual meeting Of the
~oety will he he'll at Atlantic CITY the second Tues
day OF july, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09
FACTS ABOUT. INF PEACH CRop.

f'"" |'' """''"'' ,-i''""'
The interior newspapers have become some
what excited ports of the peach crop or MaTy
land and Delaware, and conSrutuatlug thcmscivcs
on an abundance ~ mat at clichp prices The arrange
that the have made f0r quick and direct
OtatiOn OF peaches westward. without having
them through the hands O The Ac"-i"Ik and PhlI-
deiph mildcmen VIII Particularly contribute To inis
result Tine newspapers however are making one great
mistake in tins connection. They have 50 twisted the
estimates crop hit they tax Of surplus OF ten
millions of baskets. IL would puzzle the peach growers
know what they mean by this The tact Is tnni The
entire Weld of the pcnsul will bc somewhat
millions of baskets which, with one exception, Will be
the largest vi any year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09
I'LL ARRANGED RAILROAD FARES.
Tbe Tri

~
SIR: On the New-llavcn Railroad they VIII
sell you tickets to go and return Tor any pace ON
The line OF their road at a reduced price you Use them
before the sun rise. the following day But II You hap
uen 70 ride after that time they Will not receive the re-
urn ticket aud, because night has mier'end you
mast pay fnll fare Now, the course the COMPANY PnI
sue. ia identity done accommodate thVS" lNils on
The line of the road, enabling them 10 "a 10 anu nom
the city to advantage. WIS should not the ']n haNo
thr same oppnrt i1y and the same terms, 10 stay
through tue night with his family spending the Suulno.
-. 4. - this an ID.
Mr. iOrh July y, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09

Brown. Amherst, and Bowloin, Union and Hamilton
ara the OZARK horses,r most Of them very dark
indeed. though Amherst is dong mach better than
anybody expected. STILL when the wise Old boat
man sees the splendid physique OF the Dartmouth
men, and thinks of the fallibility OF human jung"
ment and the long long chapter of accidents he says
10 himself: "Tbe position Of this crew no man can
decide. Ii is in the hands of fate"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09
c,r,pns TO TENEMENT WINDOWS.

70 the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: For the sake of humanity, Will you
suggest that owners of tenement property be compe'oo
10 place iron guards before high windowst Shy mo-" Us
well as ire-escapes scarcely day passes pu' tn"' c'
drrn fall ont uf sOiue Of these WiudVNe' IL
Ac,o- York, july y, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09

Those arc al Maine mon rngFcd and 0tong.
They are shorter than the NcV-ilaTpshiic men L..
nearly two cic- apiece averaging fraction over
five iret ten inches, whe wllanps'igc goes just
over the Six fee. bui they weigh, according to the
mot Trustworthy figures only ahont pound each
yes, than th'ir - ghaors They are atockv, Ia.gr
limbod. anh piti'uncnt,y solid men "a Bowdon
crews AWAY, have been. Mr.. Burcigh is a man OF
large sire in al respects, and has lJ-nch biorpS
and fO-iEcl chest bat a. Whole the crew Is noia-
bic for general vitality and power, rather than for
spo,ial i.u.olar points. This j. a. If should b..
Very large chest mr.clc and biceps are considered
4 posiiy drawback 10 Il crew. Tho Eowdoln crew
have been ont 50 little ~ the present writing
Tat ii i, T., les, TO criticize tLe.r pcrfor ai'c
closely; suffice il to say flat their style Of rowing
j, pain.and Gnaltlciai. and if rhey expect to c",-
qu,r their old Iaiimoulh rivals, thcy must make
remarkably good Ike of their time until the rga'ia.
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t;to, and 81. fee. HesYork \. Iockie!low. Philadelphia
H. =. Brr and r. i."oh, H. '"hy I,,,e,,h i
!. g. VIII. vi T. b"'ohyn VII ta.'iln AMI WIZ f"'a
Hc ', AKA ~. b hlyn. Geo H. Robertson. phaa,
st,pn,n oin--. Broos H. piiaa' rn. pr,,,,.,,h.,
D. lumi ", Il klyn II. NJ f'rihr iTH"lei!hh
a., H. V,tri, .rmsl,n. ". =. Wilson and "-ie fhil-
j. -. lr0I nusl.lA and wife, "eIphl. - ,,,,,..,t,
iro..iyn. VI }. Re ly, Philadelphia
e.. =. Frn W'inh.s,on wm Cohc ami VIE ihii1.
Ja..l g. stewart. VAN. delpiiA , ,
i nrs d " ' 80, rryster add .ui.e Ne.ico.
IAN lr. Allentown. v. n. Taylor ana iai"iy N'l'
G,n. ~ lcAiiNrc ti.ntown y; MN SHi'h ana s"'oi'
T. T.. fnc-,.'i'sr rAi7' ~ l. Az ~, u, ~ l.
: u. ''' '" nanny g. a. Clark ana ME NY.
rr .. e. raglry and wifi, {. A. Kimnl, ~.
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YI'% I isSy N2 ~ - S sP'' and yic n
Gas. .ar' ID ard i ~ y 0o t,i, H., ~ f,n, Ny
a., J. H,H' t'y , i, w. J. townsend aud s.si,r j. j.
Mm Ii' ,.r aha IL ih'is Wn " Nrider anarartyun
". - feLu,,s Philadelphia n !; ..,,, am, ,,,,. "
Hrny g ana "i'' iH' y A. Ii,Nl NJ an ,. Nh T.
pr LIKE, Philadelphia H. Known and ianl.y. ~ Y.
H. &. i. Juisoa rh'd' pla Il. T. Latnel' y !.
Inc water ''' fi""''' iva" INV . ,,
tnited upon The Yeiy summit OF inc no""'''' h""'
w. i;rodhead the At present rooms are Ell
,...fr tntliaa NAT
gagged ~ The ollONlh- l'isoh- VII" '|o i"'' NV
i,,clutin, tho a. who have already arrived
a.. t,u.,.I Mr. Coleman pb1od.phil
w. nj, Mrs l.oat s,n Plil,, li.iI.
Jute" Green Trenton y MIS- 11'in riit''P,i'
a INN gakrr if'ia Ip.ia. !. Young. Pli..rip
Mira. nm Phila1cpia Mr. bItont'is ih,i,',i MA
MIS-. huons !L.l. ~ ma Joi'h :. ftIi' l'I'.',p"'
joshua Barley, ihh"'itHl'', ~ 'ii.l'",
h,," ssnbr'' ilei ioGn i"'1;r ja re" on
pan. '''N'
Geo. ". iIii, Phlllleiphia -, j.
Dr. .ut."W, PhA"i, pha MITE i'oy"' f"" ON ,,,,,
el's' 80 Na'n'i /, , ILL., =. mia
Henry lIl.r Philadelphia. W. II. sage. New YORK
H1r :, rii i'i'n Mi Kichar..on. Nc,. lorA
Nn. >iinii. rhilt'pnia. Mr. HiOsloltl, philadelphia
Iho- Mugsins. Philadelphia MIS- hafrl fi'nai'pHd
pa. i,.,, uous, 4 " airru olcman aud L. ID. CARR
;,.... u 80. ,.. .,,,,.,,, -, .h.,lov,.
poirtlols, u oh vi ''HV"i'9
u,unt.tus Au,uy the eu-a.cluruts or the season
the following:
Mr. InnaI and g. New York;. f. Thomas and T., New York
sind, AMI " NsH.Nork Dr. n. smith and T. New lOrh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-09

Mrs Rust andG NewYork. Juiu. wadsworth and {. New
H. NJ strctegh and T., New YORK
York.
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Mr.. porceran andf.. New York.
Vim. NJ. Slple and l.. Now-lork.
Geo. T.. Slldc and l.. New York.
MrAMilson ami daughter, New
Work.
Miss g. l.. Gordon and sister.
Boston.
Geo. y. Choever an'l I, Boston.
]. y. T.. TOwushend and T.,
Analso
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Mrs. Coleman, Philadelphia
MIS-. Eoat '.,n, Philadelphia.
Mrs. BO,nm, Philadelphia
Joan Clayton. l'h4iidclplha.
l.. y Young. pii'.drlp III.
Mr.. Burroughs. fnI'luri Jllia
Jonm 4. tarl, Philadelphia.
Dr. Uiiilipn. Hr.Oaiyn.
Juuu iucarr. IT,. Sew York.
BdT.rr Gunucrc, Trenton,
y. J.
Mira. boyd, Ncw York.
James l.. CllghOrn. Philal0l.
paia.
W. II. sage, New YORK.
EN-GON. urt.n, Pennsylvania.
MI. Richardson. Ne" lOTA.
Mr.. GiO,hOltl, Philadelphia.
Mrs. Harris. fntiadsipnia.
rem Olcman aud L. ID. CARR
, 1875-05-11

4 singular story Of jealousy nn.l ravenge eomes
from Sicily. 4 beautiful young glrl. named
Flosna, who vaa the bolle of q travelling circus,
in which she figured ~ the lion-t tanner, had boen
for to,ne ti.nc receiving the attentions Of ath-
lote belonging to the Bamo troupe. By sorno
moaus sho learned ho Was not faithful to iIer, but
had anothot lady-ioso. No eigns, however, OF
hes painful discovery vsra allowed to escape.
Hhs still smiled sweetty upon him. In her own
bosom sho planned 4 tarrible Eoyengo. ons
eyan,ug when the performance had besn unuan-
ally brlltIant-nftor Florina had whippod tho
lions and forced them 10 llo at her fect-sho
cA!led hcr rccraAnt loyor naiae anu aald 10 him
ado you Htll love mo =
"Alnayn," ho answered.
"uo you know that should die i you should
dovo.e yourself to another wol,nn I"
'+What an idsA!" responded tho yo1nG man.
+" llut should first Kill you." said Floriua,
stAnu low wouli you 10 TINT Z"
"Ihus!" cried tho girl, ut tho sAma instant
pushing him violently uto the cage Of tia hons.
They attacked the unfortunate man At ouce,
and tori him to pieces while Flos!nA urged them
Oh With blo"s Of hor nhip.
, 1875-05-11
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, MAY II, 1e7=

clanred Ills arms around The lsorso's neck, lest
III tho descent by soulo 1,leans As should bo
brought beneath Tia animal At tho bottom
WAS litto rltotf OF aand roc! on this rcstrd lilo
fore fest Of tia hor5e; wils tho hinl fent
foachod tic l,pttoin Of tho ehaFt. Co:npnileJ to
remain Il, this po.t.ton, Mitchell was fn.tun.so-
ly FREQ fro1n danger Ut being injul cd by auy
movements nj tho Animnl.
iila duat hcnsalone1 BY the ranid tjeacant haT4
Ing astslo'1, james leGsa to mediate upon tho
peculiar portion In which he 70 unexpectedly
fosnll l4i:useIs. Bercrat iuilca from auy LuE,an
hat:tatiun At lilo hot.om Of 4 shaft 40 feet dcep
and feet in diameter, l1Is only co.np1non hin
faithful nced, sl1ici !ny nusonlrHs. In rsu,nill
wa1 10 dir, mud that, t2o, ty haryatiou. ~ 10
nas, a. II by = miracle, unininred by the fall,
tlla forco u shs blow having becn broken hy
elipglng 70 tl.o neck Of tho horse, which was
during til, de*cent IN 4 perpendicular poni:ioh.
There was hut ono way out OF tho novel and
dangerous position. The walls OF tho shaft
1nust be &c. led, out most Of tho way 1t had bees,
dug through ras.lntunc, and tla slightest 1nstaLo
tn getting footing would 30 fatal. nea'izing
that As lilo waa At 4 stake In tho attempt, ilo
drew of hs boots left 3"a Lat aud coat, and
In q fow uomcnts ho Taa once again lhsklng
IN tho nunsIno above. Tho hosBo lived bn. i
short time. 1t seems tho ahaft had bocn dug
whlo prospecting for co1i scvora! yaars k,nce,
aud th,rk nth Of weeds completely conceal
Cd It fsUfn ylcw.
, 1875-05-11

... NttHmaIu tPI.l enquirer.
station Gu tho ltIchmond / Danyie lta!lroad a
fsn days ago. An engineer having OCCASION tn
back Lin train on to sidiug to tnke on an e1trn
car, = negro who Waa 10 do the coupling gut
caught in between the bumpers Of Tho oll.car
and tue train, tud, though not seriously burt,
had shs breath pretty well knocked out OF l,tn
all wss unhblo to movo. Another negro who
Haw bin predicament, erept up to tho engine and
drawing tho enginoct aside, said to him in con-
hdential whisper. "Doss, you GOT him"
"Whatf"
''You got him, Doss, auro enuf dis time. Ha
can't move nor boiler needer."
STU puzzled, tho Enquirer reporter again do
manded m explanation, uhon tho negro sant
lis yoice lower. and, giving knowing lser, SAID
"13oss, apecs you beltar run; nobody sseI
you," aud then disappeared.
About this ttma tho fireman. who had gono
back, came forward and explained matters, but
it IN evident that negro No. 2thought tho squeeze
was done on purpose.
, 1875-05-11


NEw YoRE, May 10.-Somo time ago M In
Junction nas grauted III the Supreme Court
cdnmbors, restraining tho Sew York Guaranty
and Indemnity Company from removing largo
quantity Of iron rails from tho store Of Woodruff
4 Robinson. tho application being nade OH be-
l.alf Of Jay Coobs d Co. md Jay Cooke, Mo
CaliouBh s. Co. The latter ilrm pledged q por-
tIcn OF ths iron to tho Secretary Of tllo Navy to
prcyent tho removal Of depoatH with tletn as
European navy paymastors. aud for tho further
deposit u Iloo,UD0. Tho Supreme Court to day
decidcl the Case. holding lhat tho Cooke firms
obtained no right to tho iron, but these wlio
actually advanced tho money Oh tile faita Of tho
iron Stand in tho posltion ofinnocant purchasers,
aud hayo a right to foreoloan tue lien by selling
tho iron to reimburse themselves that the New
iusk duaEautee aud indemnity Company s.and in
that position, and tho injunction must DO vs.
ca.od to them that tho Secretary Of tho Navy
stauda In tho samo position ~ to the iron
pledged to hlm for an adyauce, and the injuuc-
lion would be vacated as p him il It appeared
that the advance had not bcon repaid, but a. to
tho portiun pledged to him for money than due
from Couko. Mccullough 4 Co. 1t Wa4 not for
money advanced, aud ho ataula IL no better
usht than ulat firm,
, 1875-05-11

......- .,
THO Hcnn" 0f stettanG tho Fhhhncfha
t:ontfort Awarded hy Chtof-Juntt'o
!IcJ<cnn fsmtiy Denied to 3" tho Mine.
tee'atE - by Ct'i"f-Jtstico Aosvc.
BAIT LAxE, afny 10.-In tho case Of Ann
Eliza VI. 1,rtrl,an, Young. m tia nnnlfcstion of
a.. ',.t,,,tw .s .r.s. y, "..aa,,,.'. a.. ,s.,s,
s"o p'"'''ln ios "n' u At'aeA''eus ~ eo''po'
tao paynont OF sooo rof month ah'noa'y pen
dohts lito from tho tImo OF tho commencement
fbiof.Junlicn t1cKeap. a 1aciaion van rendered.
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.oqs5 ~ NJ, Tn'o'''"h'1eo '.o"o. "A.o" qu4so
iongthF' ihe summary - taas IN hl caach
OF divorce tho 1aw waB rlhn and tho
o,tf,nr,t{na c1m{rp lint a1,rhnv r1rti mt