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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-03-05

!1ieut. Low made a re-enrollment du-
ring the week. combining the list to those
who were really destitute. At the rate
applications have been made to tie
Government officers, there would be
about 10000 in Minnesota, making the
Government appropriation to each APP
plicant about $3.50.
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NOTICE. y. $. Land Office, Worthfneton

NOTICE. T.: s.. Land Officc, Jackson, NIinn
Complaint having been entered at this office by
d"ning homestead entry No. 1854, dated Sep
TENDER 18th, 1871, upon the NJ swL OF section a.
township 1u', range Il, in Mobiles county, Mime.
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear
st this office at Worthington on the 24th day Of
March, 1875. at O'clock Il: H., to respond and
i!fnlStl testimony concerning said alleged aban-
dONHlent.
MONS. GKINAGER, Register
N J. i. MOULTON, Receiver
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ADDRESS,.

d. All letters addressed to Miller, Hum
hton g Company, W ortllington, Nol,les
aS n will he promptly
os1ssFning tho National UoIe1y.
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H. l.. Lackor, on Wednesday, took
out 80 tons of ice. The cakes are
about three feet thick AID clear as a
Minnesota sky.
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WOR7XxING7ON MARKE7,N

ADAfI4NISTK.4 TOIcS NOTICE.
~ the estate OF james 4 Mann deceased are
requested to call upon the undersigned and set
tie their accounts, I. r. DURFEE
Worthingt"l, Feb r. 1S75.-2}-3w Admir-.
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The Masonic Lodge of this place
went to Sibley Oh Thursday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Kinney.
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NOr!CE.-u. $. Land Office, orthtngton,

NOTICE.-u. s. Land Office, " orthtngton,.
N Mimi, January -, 1877
Complaint having le.'n entered 1T this Office nv
K. 3. Wheeler against Frank Bahm for :si)a,I-
dOning Homestead Entry No. SSH, dated May
=, 1873, upon the 50 nwi4 section &, township
o2: range :3, in Jack >on County. Minnesota with,
view t" the cancellation Of said entry: the said
parties are hereby summoned to appear At this
O'Clock y. H., to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
MONS. RINAGER, Register
z j l.. MOCLTOS. Receiver.
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B. w. wOOL3TENCROF
q ou mtg q urv oy O r..
Al, orders Tor surveying Thankfully received
and promptly ex"cnteh. OiIir. with Sllnrk =
bookStaver, Worthinston, Mobiles Go. MINI.
[3Otl
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SEWING I'D CHINE WANTED.
Any one having sewing-macline
to rent, will please leave information,
ut this office.
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We regret to hear of the cotinued ILL
ness of Mrs Fogo, wife of D. Fogo, OF
IOrain township,
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II. l.. Lackor is building an ice
house near the lake wit il capacity OF
$50 tons.
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Mr.. Crosby has introduced a bill APP
propriating So, 600 for the relief OF the
destitute on the frontier.
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AERIAL AND DEPART1lRRErJlYl'Mll.1,IIlIt1
:. ! &, s. xKRfvsS. Il
lExsttslk tde,,yJ =, .ss q:
Wsxtern-Ia vernliel; sionx Fans, Mon. = :. =:
days, Wednesdays and Fridays At tpzn:
Jackson, Tuesday and FrtdS1 - - -
Lake Shetek; Saturday - : FL. q 81:
Z :.zs f:s55 D1PAk1A ss 4. :ss(
Eastern daily 4 =ss 80 = =:
Wsstsrn:-iu Verne and Sioux Falis, z. 3.
INA: INA? :|!E "a : ::';':.;
. AZ AZ, matlscl % minute. before depmrtttrt.
,r Um'e e hours irnm a. INTO p. m.1eetnd1ysj
. &C. G&'oDNOw, F. n,
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\ lady wrote to the Iowa State Reg
lister to know who was the author OF
the following line:
1.-The conscious water knew it's God
aud blus!,e,l,':
and the paper answers that it was
John Milton. Our recollection is that
it WIS John Dryden. His teacher,
when Dryden was only - years old,
gave to the class as Il subject for essays
the miracle of turning water into wine.
Dryden simply wrote the above line,
and his teacher is said to have recog-
nized at once in his pupil the materials
for Il great poet.
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The session of the Minnesota I1egis-
lature ends to-day at noon. We hope
soon to give list of those measures
which are of special or local interest to
our people.
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Tuesday was beautiful. clear,
spring-like day, and the little snow
birds sang OH every bush.
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ATTORNEYS.

AZ B. SOU1.E,
MI. COUNSELLOR AT-EAW
And Not Try Public. Once on Tenth Street In
tks Post ONCE. Prompt attention given to con.
vsyancimg. [Nly.
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Tie Minnesota House has passed the
foil ,wing measures of interest to this
section:
a joint resolution asking for an in
crease Of the mail service on the WOr-
thington, Lu Verne and Sioux Falls
route.
Authorizing the county commission
ers of MOBILES county to fund the float
ing Indebtedness Of said county.
Establishing the gauge of narrow
gauge railroads at three feet.
Allowing the counties Of Mobiles and
Rock to appropriate money for the
building of roads and bridges.
Authorizing the counties Of Martin.
Jackson. Mobiles, Farilmult, Cotton
wood and PipeStone to issue bonds in
aid Of railroads.
A gentleman Of some means, who
recently came to Cottonwood county
from Missouri. was in town on Wetlnes-
day on business connected with the
Land Office. lie says that some twen-
ty of his former ileighbors in Missouri,
who own good farms, are anxious to
sell and come North to 4 more health
full and invigorating climate. lie says
the cattle in this section, after our
hard winter, are in better condition
than they are III the damp aud more
chilly climate Of Missouri.
The st. Paul aid Sioux City Rail
road. will, as early us the 9TH Of April,
place upon the road 4 through trai F.,
from st. Paul to Omaha and Council
Bluffs. This train will leave st. Paul
ut 4 in the afternoon and arrive ut
Sioux City 1T ) next morning and ut
Omaha at 10. Returning it will leave
Omaha ut 5 i,T the afternoon and reach
st. Paul ut i the next morning. This
will he IS hours for the through, run,
or 10 hours shurter than any other
train. Close connection will b, made
for all points east, west and south from
Omaha and Council Bluffs.
The wanderers will soon he return.
ing. They will Ike dropping back t.
the Colony from the cold and unhealthy
regions Of Illinois, Michigan, Indiana.
and other ague States. We hear OF sew.
eral now on tile way.
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LOCAL..
WORTHINGTON. MIMI, MARCH. 5, 1875
:" CHURCH DIRECTORY.

-. ~ CHURCH DIRECTORY: 's- $50.
MErnoDisr = EPlscoPAI--Services every Sab.
p; ssrs ;Hne !. S . SeS"tn ss
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
UNION Observation-Disclosures morning
and evening. Sunday School immediately after
! evening. Rev. Il. h. Tnttle, pastor.
a9s. a. Morse Is our authorized agent at Bise.
low to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for the ADVANCE and receipt for the same.
CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at u 50 a year to
Clubs OF ten or m0re Clubs oiten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
SAVE POSTAGE.
Subscribers are no longer required to nay post
age on their county papers. Take the home pa
per and save postage.
TO HOnIEsTEADERs.
The W0RrmINGTON ADVANCE has been selected
Is the paper in which to publish Notices OF
claim Contests" lIomesteaders in this Land
District will see the importance III reading the
paper regularly. Tcrms-42 year, IN advance.
81 for six months. 70 cents for three months
Address, THE ADVANCE, Worthington, Mimi.
MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
ArD1ron-wm. NJ. Bear.
TREAsUREM-li. u. HumistOn.
REGISTER or DEEDs-'r. c. Bell.
JUDGE or pRoBATE-J; Craft:
CLERK or CUuKT-B. n. Carrier.
aiiEKlFF-Cfn,s. W. Bulls.
SURyEYox-B. W. Wu,lstencroft.
('OCnT COMMlssIONEM-j. Craft.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-M. Il. SOule.
COnoSEn-J. Il. Churchill.
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We regret to hear Of the death of
Mr. Kinney, of the Sibley Hotel, at
Sibiey.
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s Blank Deeds and Mortgages si0i Sal,
at the ADvANOH otii0e.
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NOTICES OF CONTEST.

NOTICES or CONTEST.
NoTiCE. I: s Land Office, worthington,>
\Complaint having been entered at this oflice
ny john H. Belt against James Clemmons
dated May ~, 1S1:3. upon the nw,4 OF sec.
tim ", township l(3 range -. in Martin County
Minnesota, with view to the cancellation Of
said entry: the said parties are hereby summon
ed to appear 1T this Office 1T WorthihgtOn, on the
SNon.l and furnish testimony concerning said al
eyed :tb;alltlOlllsu'Ht.
MONS GRINAGER, Register.
26T }. T. MOCLTON. Receiver:
Notice. u, s. Land Office, worthfngton,
Complaint having been entered 1T this Office bv
Bernard !'eitz against John Smith for abail-
t!oning Homestead Entry No. 7442 dated
Oct. L. 1871, upon the n'1nw4 section T. town.
ship ln:, range -, in Watnnwan County, Minfeso-
IL, with view t. the cancellation Of said entry
the said parties are hereby summoned to appear
1T this office on the cath day Of March, 1875,
ut Ocluck Il. H., TO respond and furnish testi-
m"ny concerning said alleged abandonment.
Mons GklNAGEK, Register.
2 J.r. MouLToN, Receiver.
NOTICE. y. s. Land Office, Worthfneton
~ Minn.. February 18th. ISL
Complaint having been entered ut this Office
by Ole OeSOn Bakkcn against Sarah Peterson for
abandoning pre- empti"n entry No. 1891 dated
August Is. 1871. upon The wl:a,eX and wizsel1
OF sections, III township lW range q, in Jackson
County, minnesota, with view to the canceila-
tls@n 81 said entry: the said parties are hereby
summoned to- appear ut this office on the 18th
day ~ March, 1879, at 8 O'Clock a. H., to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said al.
legged abandonment.
MONS GRINAGER. Register
J. +. MOULTON, Receiver.
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TREES

Considerable inquiry begins to lie
made as to where cuttings and young
trees can be had. Will those who are
furnishing trees send their circulars to
this Office, so that we can give the de-
sired information?
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Mr. Bedford, of Dewald, we learn, i'll
tends planting 100 acres Of corn this
season.
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Auditor Bear has been busy during
the week issuing the State relief.
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\ complete list of the new L. S.
Senate will lie found OH our first page.
The boys played il game Of ball III the
park yesterday.
4 Choice Lot Of Seed 1;ts ut Kim
balls.
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Tie OKabena hiils received $50
bushels Ut wheat on Tuesday.
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/ LITERAR YaNt1TYCRa;

* q .fss..ssa. LITERAR YaNOT1CHa 1850 q.
Scribner's M0ilthly,for March is on
hand. Major Powell's papers on :. Tie
Canons Of the Colorad !, = and DR.. Ilol.
land s story of tile 8 Sevenoaks, = in.
crease steadily. in interest. Stedma,,
treats in this number OF the poet Swim
burlIe,' and 1.-THE Mysterious Island = il
still almost as charming as Robinson
Crusoe or the Swiss Family Robinson.
SAKE, Joaquin Miller and Others con.
tribute Poems, and DR.. Hollands, ell.
itori;als on 'ChristianityIa and Science q
and ON 1.-THE Dragon of the Pews y are
capital presentations Of subjects il,
Which every Christian is interested. "'
The con, p tnion to Scribner's (Scrib-
mer's younger brother St. Nicholas, is
also before us, and is still not only the
most beautiful young peoples Maya
zine in physical makeup but is also tile
most interesting in matter. We have
not space to enumerate the many sto-
ries. poems, and pictures Of this num-
BIER, but we are not yet done laughing
At the illustrations of the Poem re-
couI: ting The War of the Rats and
Mice.'
The chronological Journal for Marcel,
contains Portraits Of Gerritt Smith,
VIM. II. Aspinwall, Elcr b. Ward, the
great Michigan Iron Manufacturer, and
of others, with sketches Of their eareers.
There is \ most interesting article
in this number on 1.-THE Bible Origin
of the Races of Man, advancing some
original thoughts concerning The
Adam and the Flood. Every article is
full Of interest.
Arthurs Home Magazine for March
opens with an illustrated article on
"Chatswortl," one of the noted Eng
lish estates. An article Concerning
Women takes high view Of the Wo-
mans RigEtsquestion. There are some
fine stories in the story department and
Il number of poems throughout the num-
Der. There are some fourteen Depart
ments, Ill we'll filed with pure and en-
tertaining matter. T.. 5. Arthur &
Son. Philadelphia, Pa.
A young Southern I"tspur has been
expelled from the Naval Academy, ut
Annapolis, for refusing to fence with q
colored man. Sancho P;lnza says
"there is 70 fencing against a fail, -
and it seems that for Southerner
there is fencing with 4 negro. They
don't "play" at sword exercise Will,
the blacks. Their method is to take
the sword and run the poor negro
through.
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as. y. Morse Is our authorized agent at Bige-
low to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for the ADVANCE and receipt for the same
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Mr.. Ames thinks of sowing 80 acres
of wheat by the end of March. It is
not All uncommon thing for Minnesota
farmers to SOW wheat in March, but if
it is done this season, we predict that
that the snow will have to be sl,oyeletl
off and the ground thawed out Will,
| warming pans.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-03-05

REAL ESTATE ENCY.
SOUEE Il LANGDON,
Dealers IN Real Estate,
Ilomesteads, PreemptiOns
and Town Property Bought and Sold.
Warrington, August 81
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
20 to Kimball's for Seed Oats.

UO 60
Highest pric.. paid for produce, in
trade, ut Luckey's
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Hon. NJ. II. Duinell has our thanks
for Public Documents.
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r II. JOHNSON. Dealer In Saddlery Hard
u ware; Trunks, Valises, etc. Harness always
On hand, and made to order. Repairing neatly
done; Shop OH Ninth Street, Worthington, MINI.
y ~.
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M/SCELL1VEOU US
DNN7ISTR Y.

DEN7ISTRY Y.
MENTAL ROOMS of f. BEDFORD are on 10th
H. Strest opposite public square, and Will he
open the last week IN each month. Work inSur-
Cd I'VE years. Ivy
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SAVE POSTAGE.
Subscribers are no longer required to ray post
age on their county papers. Take the home pa
per and save postage.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-03-05

Choice Family Flour 1T Kimballs,
So for 100 pounds.
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We are indebted to Commissioner
Eaton of the National Bureau of Edu-
cation for some very interesting docu-
mentS, entitled The National Bere:,u
Of Education, it's History, Work, and
Limitations" and "A Statement of
the Theory of Education in the United
States of America, as approved 10y
many Leading Educators.''
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many Leading Educators.''
A gentleman who recently settled in
Il neighboring county, and who has beer,
All occasional reader of the ADVANCE
through the kindness If a friend, says
he learned more of this climate and
country from its columns than from
all other sources. Again we say, send
the ADVANCE to your friends if you
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-03-05

MI. Randall, Of DeWald, lost 4 horse
valued 1T $125, on Friday last.
There will lie interesting exercises ut
the Public schools tins afternoon.
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county, Kansas, Writes to the City Mis-
sio,Iary of st. Paul for aid, and says
that himself and his neighbors must
have help soon or starve. Any one who
can send anything to his address will
doubtless do Il good deed to worthy
man. Charity, of course, begins ut
home, but rs Sidney said to the wound
soldier, "thy need is greater than,
mine."
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The customary blockade came this
week on Monday. We are obliged to
the railroad for needing our suggestion
and changing the day to the first of
the week. We are Informed that the
cuts at Mountain Lake were this time
filed even full and that the snow was
packed SO closely that the engines al.
most butted their brains out III Il vain
effort to remove the snow, which had
to be she w. led ont after all.
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CLUB RATES,

The ADVANCE Is furnished at IL 50 a year to
Clubs OF ten or more. Clubs oiten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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balls.
Tile OKabena iills received $50
bushels Of wheat on Tuesday.
MI. Randall, Of Dewald, lost horse
valued 1T $l25, Oh Friday last.
There will lie interesting exercises ut
the Public schools tins afternoon.
Now is the time to secure your Seed
Oats at Kimball's.
Mr.. Bedford, of Dewald, we learn, i'll
tends planting 100 acres Of corn this
season.
Auditor Bear has been blsy during
the week issuing the State relief.
We regret to hear Of the death of
Mr. Kinney, Of the Sibley Hotel, at
Sibiey.
II. l.. Lackor is building an ice
house near the lake wit il capacity OF
$50 tons.
Mr.. Crosby has introduced a bill APP
propriating So, 900 for the relief OF the
destitute on the frontier.
Tuesday was beautiful. clear,
spring-like day, and the little snow
birds sang Oh every bush.
We regret to hear of the cotinued ILL.,
ness of Mrs Fogo, wife of D. Fogo, OF
Lorain township,
The Masonic Lodge of this place
went to Sibley Oh Thursday to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Kinney.
SEWING MACHINE WANTED.
Any one having sewing-machine
to rent, will please leave information,
ut this office.
J. T.. Richards and W. II. Chamber.
lain. of Reward township. will herd
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Now is the time to secure your Seed
Oats ut Kimball's.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

Ieyolutions, while dodging the huge SPIN
ters which threatened his life Forum
ately the baggrge and freight were out OF
water thus preventing loss in that dlrec'
ton.
Great credit is due to Capt i'uSilow
for his presence of min after the Il Gel
dent. This and the orderly discipline on
hoard the boat, no doubt saved many iiVe>-
When the panic took possession OF me
PASSENGERS many, tried to get out OF the
saloon. The cracking of the heavy TIM
hers and the great concusson OF the YES
sci ut full heaiway, striking the rocky
shore WAS sufficient to applll the str"h3,
est hearts. That Il steam explosion ar
NOT take place is due to the noble efforts Oh
enoineer Tromblv. After the wreck the
enoineer began hauling the fire AMI open
inc the escape valves, allowing the steam
to escape. He and the other engineer
Peter FOrent did not for>;lke their posts
until all danger from IN explosion WAS
over. :,
The enpines are not materially dam
,oed. and about two loads of the furniture
and Joiner work have been recovered ana
are now ut Shclburn Iitrbor. There was
about thirty pounds Of steam on at the
time the Ch,umplan struck, and She was
poinr about sixteen miles an hour T. Is
Rockwell the pilot off dnty, heard the
crash; he went to the wheel house, where
he saw Eldridye ut the wheel, but he
seemed p;ralyzed, whether from the &C
cident or L paralytic shock, he could not
tell.
The Champlain htd about forty tons o
freight, but very little of which Is DAM
aged.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

MORE MECHANICAL WoNDEES.-Whilc
he squabble i, in progress IL TO whether
Mr.. kcelry has found something that
NIL make Il revolution in he world of me-
thinlrs, and enable i man 20 carry " as l.
~ere,' i forty horse power motor" in
nIs vest pocket, there comes another tale
If wonder.
w. + Schroeder. a German resident of
Baltimore. has Il patent upon I'm tir-ship
Which is stid to have " on the favorable
opinion of several very prominc mt persons.
lie IS also obtained Il backing of capital.
md Is to work upon his machine, wnich
- to be completed \ lyuSt 9TH. lie tllk,
If Il trip from New York to LONDON in
fifty houls. His machine is 4 Balloon, con
,tructeI Of linen, carrying :. linen lif.
"at, and proviIeL with wings to be driv-
II by Il twelve horse power engine 1t Will
.lso carry Il mtchne to keep up the supply
+ gtS, and sn I'll b lilo ms with which 10
20 stop leaks if such occur. Schroeder
proposes to do postal service, and will ais
AIRY fourteen pt,seng,'r ut !, time. The
balloon IS t. weigh 2SJO pound,, and it's
nblc ca acity will be only 10000 feet
An eXrh tn5e rem lrks that There i,
IN IN 'lcttlon that there is too much prom
sc IN the scheme for ;.ieq r.,e fullillnent
% he made
Too much promise" is good. very
good; that Is the III 'tter with Il good many
lngs,thouyh it is the first time it has been
lated So concisely.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-07-21

DONALDS )N.-Thcre is now almost no
l"ubi that the we'll known :teronaut, Prof
)ontl ioon. IN / young Greenwood. the re-
'orter of the Chicago Evening ,Journt
Who accompanied him on his last trim
rave per>hei in l. Ike Michig IN. They
,~ctnIed from Chicago. last Thursday
'iternoon, drittcd out over the lake and
we're caught in the terrible storm which
f'%ed that night AMI the next day, over
ne lake. Capt. Flrlong. of the steam,
n.rTe New Eta. Which arrive ut Chicapc
sunday, reports seeing, about 80 mile
northeast of Chicago, Il life pre,ervcr with
he straps pu led OUT flo ting in the water.
mi something near by which looked Xix,
: bl>krt lie did not make it out ex;,ct],
i"t getting near enough. He had not, of
tour e. heard OF the m s5ing balloon. Can,
CASTILLO OF the schooner Queen of tho.
Vest reports that on Saturday evening he.
,.tw something like Il balloon >tickinr out
of the water. about four miles from Gras,e
ONT He could not get near it. The
'apt,ln of Il lumber vessel arrived yester-
la, also reported seeing IL fo4ter wear
ms Il gray coat about 40 miles from Grand
Haven Prof. Donaldson first came prom
ihently before the public in connection
With The Gr1phic transatlantic balloon
PROJECT, but for the past two years h,s at
'racted attention from his almost daily ana
successful ascen,ions in connection wifi,
barnum > great moral show" and has en-
j"yed the reputation of being one of thu,
most sAllllul navigalors of aIr-ships.
Later reports Indicate 1h It Donaldson
md his comptnion landed in u wild par,
If Mlthlg m ana are alive after all. It i,
very uncertain work chronicling wha,
Donaldson will do or has done.