davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-12

1t il. now ascertained that over 800
lves-probably about 350-were lost
by tie disaster to the steamship Schil-
Ter, on Friday night Forty-one Of
those on board were rescued.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-12

And now here comes the Shawano
journal, fierce democratic alias lib
eral atlas reform paper, denounces Gov.
Taylor, and calls upon It's party to
throw him overheard and take up
somebody better qualified.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-12

THE OREGON GRAIN CRoP.-A
dispatch from Portland, Oregon, re-
ports that the warm rains of the past
two weeks insure a bountiful grain
crop throughout that State.
The American Methodist Chapel
at Quickang, China, has been de-
stroyed by mob of Cinnamon.
The Chinese authorities have offered
ample reparation for the outrage.
, 1875-06-26
MICHIGAN.

cr.,I.I ~t.,onispts ~ YIh4 fbie1ed TrihHhs
nn,vn Hwy M,ch J,,ra 9i.-SnIeudfd
...t,,., /. no~ t,.;,o orfnvad cui,c IN ,ba coot
rsfro,hlnr bTcezca which Continually blow from
rr.rl nld 1,ako MICHIGAN, making this eastern
s,o-. mn ~ tha ,,o,t f.vorcd n,asca In wfc,, Ia
oesaru 'ua uees. ~ ssn =. III a",i.h,f,'i
epenmus tne sua'nloi tooa'nn ~ Au'o ~, =.
retreat the discomfort and euneflng which aulict
thor friends In tho city, for here at time does
.n,ch oth.r n.cas cven in tbo mar y.cInity. lesa
49, s".s,. a' -. .,,Tos fro.,,
taVofaols tltuatett, hhso 10 sunos ,ton'
Grand Haven IL pleasantly situated On tho
snorea Of Laxe Michigan, with y
LOCATION
h,.,oa rss.,i,,1 .,,.. !, r,dsr I'm
uot ~ o7 oa.a1cu' Ae''aah s.ooo - utNs. .4o
immense Hasid.h1lls "hlch eA1Is TUG bnofee ot tho
lake, With the beautiful Grand River winding In
A sl)yery stresm around 10 the right In q seuJ-
c,rc,s snd In front the si,yorv ,,,eou of spripe
,s,.;.. .tsstoh., .w.v ,io,uroso,,o,v fo-
LAKE, WHICH atte'oheo s"a5 p.c'e1seau.'S ~. .
distance Of miles. spring LaRo u DoAu'i1al
sheet Of water With inlets, aud oayons, and pro-
t,.r,a.s r1.c.. dott.a with uhita.v;necd hoata
ee.'ess Pt.~I' 1oI w.. .s,s,u,. ~
and tho miniature peasate-e'eanets "ihcn go
pula}ng aud snoFting from one point 70 anotnoe
on the lake, loaded NTH pcasure-seekers, who
AM III, . noot anclantina way Of passinr the
nuu .s.' aa4s '' 'o wy
attesaoon. -
TEE ATTRACTIONS
Grand Navcn otfers humorous attractions to
tho ple.sure and alt..seeker, tho principal ho-
NV H. t.n,ons ~, rrs,fc m5nar.l ,nrnr, rbr,o
lug .ao '.sas ..s" sas. y. ..n;n"',,," liza. ~
arc ALSO f!seF anu snst pA1'|ns'|tno 'a''el oa
sailing, lshlng, and hunting. The principal
p|caaolodslYe lies thfoug4 tao forests T. aud mus
TO tge etlolGs o. Lano asuu.Aea; -. est9sta .is
with their heaSy foiaee, attract largo numbers
In ths AFTERNOONS aud evenings to their I'M.
bTageoua Walks; ~ pieasan. 9sennss ~ naLa
plays til tho M1ncIal spring LARK unit lAFK
when occasionally thoy fophlr to tho oommodaoua
two-story piazza, Just built on the east stde OF
the Butter House, whore they play foF tho
visitors disposed TO dance. Undoubtedly tAo
| principal featuFe Of tnsesest to the p!nhanto'
seeker 10 tho almost
usEQuAtEn F1au1No,
Which Is one OF ths attractions that Anos4t tho
most rlekaure aud 10 most douRht aItet, luoRlnE
, 1875-06-26
ROCKFORD.
TIE CNuP PROSPECT.

Special Correspondence af The Chicago Tribune.
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, juno 2i.-Juuc came In this
wear wet with tears, and has ever since remained
damp, to tho entitfaction Of the most chronic
dry-wcathcr g1utublcr. IA a consequence tho
ptomisc for m abundant haryeat IL now most
t!attarine. Il Ia tho testimony Of evory farmer
with whom your correspondent las talled that
tie prospect for an Abuudant grain aud grasa
crop VIVA never bettcr In Winnabago County than
tho present yenr. Tho rains havo boon aeaaona-
bls, tho weather has becn sufficiently warm to
produce good growth Of atraw with strong
roots to support 1t. and 1t al nov has healthy
growth, with rich, deep green color to blade and
stalk The grain prospect in Winnebhgo County
may DO sat down about as followa for 1875:
WHEAT.
Tho breadth Of wheat aown this spring is less
than the usual amount. For years past this crop
has been regarded as very uncertain one in
Northern Illinois, And not at Ill profitable;
hence farmers have gradually been turning their
attention from this TO other crops 30 tho breadth
sawn the spring Of 1875 was much less than
usual, and will cut but a smail figure In compare
son to tho amount sown ten or even i've yoarB
ago. The crop now on tho ground looks ane
tho stand il good, tho growth strong, with good,
rich color, and thus far 1t has been bit little dia
turbod by IT. ancient sna.ny, tho chinch-hug.
Wis. acr,s ,nfor.aann c.lom,tx ovart.ke. +ha
Ohesa soe .;iI m ts hesyas, ~ .c,a 4
"neas' .au y!o1 1ssn M' Nv s"' P9A
LAS poon a'aeo looo'
r.... u,. ,,eaaF oATe' hro,dt. ,,vn IN
ihe5e "ae 'tatset oio"1Tu ~, .,sa".i. no"u ~
oats thla 1ps1ne taaa neua'' lno rtoInlsg ~. ~
th!d crop, me tnat OF Wheat; Is !c!y ane. mo
otana hea Ruong s!nTtn. anu, Wata ~ siuiniAty ii
snason from no" Until aa1Sos' sae s1e1o WIZ Do
immepss. -
BARLEY. 49,,
But little barley u ealtlvated ~ ths
section. y 10 not crop that STANDS atouene
| wol and the aI{ SEASONS OF me ~ iem yeats -
nave tAtnot put 'u9 m rat "o.@ oas ~. ~ s' .,st "
well, and Al abundant Ylo'o may % o1pee1ea.
RYE. .
a pro!udlco e3lsts. 70 kfeat e1tent,
agstnss tue CULTIVATION Of tYe III thls Pal' 81 tao
staso. 4 bollof someho" haa grown IN sao
sn!nda os many fotfnesa taas y u % aacettaln
crop, This u, however. 40 erroneous noton.
for tho testimony OK tnosa Hao ao oa!tt5aso T. u,
that II u sure anu y1elus Rood letusn
for tue Investment. More tlan the
usual amount Ut rye "sa soWa IN lhet
fall. and It now presents mago'acent
appearance. ln many neIae WHICH nAFo eoeh
It ataada Elk and halt aud seTen fees nlRh' u
Of even growth. has largo reli'dcSe!oped heads, ~
and gtyoa promise or furnishing enough "ola
l!ye" to satisfy the CRAVINGS OF tue moss
Thirsty soul.
|
, 1875-06-26

overlooked In thst section which prescribed tho
qualifications OF menbers OF tho f{ous4 aud
eanatc. Tho next Legislature will take, aetIon
to tinish tho work begun. and with II inc1do the
word d"nato." That will maAo clean snaap ~ !.
to race, color. and ssx.
, 1875-06-26

him Ia i quarrel. But they will ostrac1zc him
aud his family socially, and, u he bo IN business,
largo nuu,bor of laIes from ths North whom l
neI. sud vLoBe husbands were not poll.
tictans but business men, not one did
find who did not complain of tho
socially aud many tunes dsd l tash with indig-
nation on observing tbs extreme Taticcnco nhen
political subjects were broached, of buslless
meu from the North, when Southern men #ero
psesens. "An}boqY rsn come hero IT, e5o1l tho
we'll received ~ hn would be an7U!AOTe." was
SAID to mo nut loss than hundred tsnlea during
my tour Of the Cotton States. But the Northern
man who goes tlere votes tho - ngger" tIckes.
cratic Of Conservative ticket, IT hs encourages
The negroes 10 como out and vote also. ho wlll
discover that no haa not ''behASed himself !
further that be hAs made II rory UNPLEASANT for
hlmself, aud most likely that be has. to greater
ID passing AWAY, slowly. but, ~ yet, to vote thu
Republican tlcIst IL to make ouo'a selt decidedly
odlous. 'Carpet.bsg iulau!tY has bad much to 10
with o1sspG,tlng ns ssnE ne +, So
debt piled up BY him Of oycs va, ,ooy, 900.
iu Alabama OF *S2 GOO, 900, IN South
Caroi,na of e!2,oo9. 600, and in other
B.atos on acorFesponding scale. What u no not
big stosls ~hotoof those delts are tho lasting
testimonlsl, the booty Was shared between car
pet+bARge1s aud Southern politicians now Of tho
White Linz party. bur tho people Of tho Cotton
States Are gattiuG rid ot tLaif dabta by the easy
process Of Iepudlatlou Of about 50 per cent, the
which, II 1t 30 not sssonsed to, a. vas given to
lowed by total population. But without
| c.spet-bag ,h,e7er5,. she result obviously
| would have lteu tho same AZ to tho ptr-
yaillug dlscontsnt With tho present order,
which ia aibeontens got on!y with
the n,.auer Of reeonstsuotion, but Also With tue
aecQloplshsd 'Eesults oi recoassEucton. II IL
, 1875-06-26

fo&u Company laid second track from the uM-
no!n Central Railroad To- tho Btock-Yards. 4
moro Infamous outrage Was nover porpetrAtcd.
II remains to b. seen whether tho people OF
fiyde Park Will tamey submit to auch an in-
f1ingemont upon THAR riehs4. soy tho pcopls,
for what can b. expected from tho President Of
tbs Board OF Trustees OF tho Chief Of Poiico OF
the torn. when ut The aAsne time tho man who
oils {God sayo the mark y thea kwo oican II aldo
| Vice President Of tho Transit Company It ts
| about sifno TINT hIgl,-hAutled raeasurss of this
Kind should be stopped. 1t Is shout time that
| corporations should be taught. In nome summary
way lF necessary. TINT the people havo rights
Which cannos DO tfampled upon With imIunitJ.
J The City Of Chicago has an interest In this
nattor. This sda-track. Ut which tho peoplo Of
! uyde Park 10 unanimously aul 40 Justly corn
| r,ain crorscs the boutoYsrds and ali Of onr aye-
| nues Ioadng south from tho city limits. It Is n
dangerous barrier which dittnrha not only tho
| convenience and comfort, but threatens con-
stautly The eaietg and htee. Of Our citizens. 1t
IN ono Of thuso into!osahle nuisances which IN
eorno way ehonta bo lumadiatoiy abated. Thu
rights OF the ct,znns Of Chicago have been in-
| sa1,ed by this iilrgat procedure.
i But tho citizeun Of Hyts lark havo bsen OUT
rsxcd III = tonfold dcgroe. q lcet'ns Of inaigua.
ton pesradon that town which cannot bo stiaed
by any r]auHiba crpianations. The AreuurH
lcatl,nE nou.h from this ctr should not DO
crossed by roats toenacing the safety Of
~ moanct"r mi dj.csnn-cn crnderinr road m
thts Even when such Fuada arc iutlis-
pcusab1c, which In not tho caBe In tno present
INSTANCE, tie public should he adequately pto-
tee.ea: nota ~ t'ssfos ''S eo'n1os' a. "oA ~ hs
Tiar. IA nm necrsnitr v,auteys, for th;,traex. It
was hid originally without authority and has sim
ply been maintained BY fraud and force. 30 right
u *hy hAs egs1 neen fTsn.e1 70 shss M Gnaaians ~;
c'snef ,norsS rhc 1oxint ~ the ttaek WA
MICS IL 81 oi + .obbe,7 ia iho Leeinulng, aud is =
! ssauasng disgrace 10 eroty ono connected with
it. What eha!l DO dono5 Why, tho amric plan
r. to take II mp. aud the aoouer th,a 10 done tho
better. TWAS 'AId Nlthou' iaN' ana naa 40 leRat
authority Of Ffoteetlon' ne peop!o o. nyuo
isIk thGselo1e; nase pcltect i'sos " to'ao&o
1t from the'r publle highWays.
II the ifanst CompaAy haa any !eSA IT'S Hense
| Hhy Hd tney {af DotH oi tue stacAs W ounahss
, 1875-06-26

q large bha,o Of tho unbito attention. Tho pro-
gramn,o co,,nlsts Of oral examinations, a junior
entertainment and an atldress by tbs Rev.
fsaucio l.. Patton, n. T., Of Chicago.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-09-10
dentists.
DIR. F. S. BRAINARD,

TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PILN,
sy7 Office in Leytzes Block first flight of stairs
from Chatam Street, opposite New York Store
Independence Iowa.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-09-10

King John NJ MIA NV sw
kircher NJ Winthrop. com p
feet 5 of ne cor of lot )
blk ~. thence 20 ft W to
W line of said lot. Il along
w line of said lot to p'nt
W of beginning e TO be
,,iuninp
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1875-09-10
.s.# INDEPENDENCE IOWA FRIDAY, SEPT
Delinquent Tax List
BUCHANAN COUNTY,
FOR 1875.

Independence Sept. 3rd 1879.
BY virtue of the authority vested in me
by the laws of the State of Iowa. | will, on
Monday, the 4th day of October A. ID. 1915, at
10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Court House in said
county, offer for sale and continue to sell from
time to time, may be necessary, all of the
following listed lands and town lots, upon
which any taxes levied, with interest and costs
accruing, shall then remain unpaid and delin-
quent for the year 1874 and any other years
that may be advertised
JAMES A. POOR.
Treasurer Buchanan Co, Iowa.
, 1875-09-25

said he didn't intend to shoot ho7, ht.1 that ,o
hstt boon ttnrorcd upon. Nhs said that at tho
li'no the shooting occurred sho got into tho
room to part tl,otn, and tho ball want through
her. 1Fot true nKnlD waH Npl1lo Hawkins elln
camo fron Eaet Saginaw, Mich. Hha fo1ucnted
us to send . telegram 10 hor fxiller thoso Bho
NaB ~ yoars Of ago.
OFFICER WILLIAM 0LHAHnS,
ewnrn, toAtliied: "Wednesday morning sav
tho docnsaod Ut M. bs West MAtfBon street
Hho stated to mo hnl to DR.. Phillips, who wxA
attending her. that this man who ahdt her cA,uo
to tho d0ur loading from tho saloon 10 tic bod
room lo drow the pistol and WAS fooing with
It, hho said, wlIon ho stated 10 her that he wna
going to htloos hor. Just tilon tho pistol went
on, and tho hlot strlIck her. was detailed
10 tske charge Of tho pre'nfHos, aud
WI WnA 'hero from jlalf-past 6 to 8 o'clock.
Inns asatomo1e al!o made ln RESPONSE 10 quos-
tior,s put Dy Dr. f'hltirB. Tho stato,nent WA
'n,4e ,1 at about o'o'ook Wednesday rnornng.
Ar. 1olln Atwater. attorney for Mcdonald, ap-
t'chfcd ut thta juncturc, and asked leave to ak
eotno questions OF tho officer ~ 10 whether the
hoccAsod WAS aobor At tho tinlo OF her statement
to Tho doctor. Tho Deputy Coroner refused 10
permit COUNSEL to nxArnInn witncAaes, bnk tllnt
questions might DO suggested to Jurors.
MANY WitI.AMb
asked 10 hh recalled, AtId testified that At II
O'Clock "Wednesday. when al,o Haw tho docebaod,
*he ttllo .lnccascd) WAS tnto1eatou thcn, and
waulp.i liqtlor.
Lucy Ilsctps, who. WHOM aakct 70 be recalled,
atato,l that stn san The .ncnassd 1t o'clock, at
WHICH tiI.o the sleootFed said nlle whs too full
to talk now, sio vomisoA whilo I was tLero-
yomlted nothing hut cloar 1l.lnUr.
Inquest ad]unrnnd until II O'Clock to-day.
, 1875-09-25

! rs$.-n,tnA.s RI pf ~.
| ~ ts a.7c-1" .s4 -
ah1 Governors OF Iowa ana '1inhe-
"ota.
t,. n @.. o. 1"e fo, asn. .oo
~, 'or' 's,..,.,s "eo'
| to ,ioftoud IL n,,t nf q large ntlm of money bv
| 49,, 49, s.,a.,,..4 t,,,t, u,,,,-I,Io, IT. ua..,.
vcslo,u 1oun, by ono G. N. ratklurst and a
bogus United t'.ates datcctso named stovenson,
aiaA "tufle5' 4otHdtT OF th1be1ys Vufiey -
Minnesota, whore l,o WIS arroBtod, Oh an extra ~
.,,;o,,.'ror,o,,, yho nr,ot -, H. s..,,s W. -.
you'd question. Tho Minnesota Governor lad
oaf1ng o. .le ease ahu denied the writ of Iowa.
;,nnn,tarcn r. u1I at.t.s .sma ~, ~ I!. aD.e
in fuil ~ '"s "'N''''A
rhls IA a nrnrcc,7,nn ,.r,ct,v v,h,r N. :.
the con.slu, nf tic Uni:cd States and ths nots ot
Congress- msde hereunder. Tho act uf Congress uf
i'9I tosides for tho rendition Of tnsfst from jn1-
demands him, mil producer tho copy of an Indictment
Of Of IN a,davit made before ,naastratc Tia a-
ar dn1 u tbs sasa T. s.o before Nos.sy Public,
esuse am quite cear that this application cannos By
eohetfacston even be brought within the purysw Of
me ast Of Congress. The .alusea Of lows page 1884,
te same A. By tho complaint within ihs tate, IL The
acgstson matte TO magistrate that porson IN guilty
ment n Tic eunty n !hel saeh has ioeal
jurisdiction. a. defined In Sec. 4447 Of tho odo Of
Iowa. Tho word .,urJaaicon q itse'f would in-
re laws Of Iowa hettis rlia ID meant y tho word III
tha Sonne; Iipi. sec 4As. to With have referred,
y"dgaa OF thu County an1 CITY Courts, Mayors, po-
ee nnu oIher btecal Jllss!ess a. nasissratca.
e3efe'at anY magsteFiai functions. Sec. LAZY Of tile
ssfilc shuttle defines magistrates 10 be the officers
sooye enamerated hna al.o osits 10 mention Notaries
ti nnu sano s.Atute. soc. ~ ihsosts Notartea
Tue cuttatn sn sws ~ nepcInts ho.a 10 ,naa oee ~
Scy,ei fItiiri. n,,ors 81 hast - , ussaf eou-
, 1875-09-25
MARINE NEWS

PORT OF CHICAGO SEPT. a.,
AnnrVHn-achr L. 4. burton. MAnistee, lumber |;
prop 0conto Oresn Bay, aunlrloa aeow II. N. Dun.
ham, PiEs's FeE. wood soow spray, Waukegsn,
Light: echr 3. Dascs, Lincoln, lumber st1nr Mus.
kcgon hlnskcRon, suniriea; prop Nashua, Cleveland,
auut'ries; achr Cecets. Iudington, lumber; prop
Scotia, Buffalo, sunslrIta; stu1F Corona, st. Jos,
aundslea; prop Messenger, 81. Joe, sundrtte; sctr
D. Aewhall, Lullngton. lumber; aclls North Hhr,
rentwater, autnbcr schr Lizzie DoAk St. Jos tun,-
lcr; sthr r. II. 9tocztttdgc, hfanlstoc, lumber;
&chr II. W. Johnron Port Huron, wrccktng sthr D.
ksskins. Manistoo. lumber : schF Midnight, Green
Bay. lumber; prop Menomlnce, Musksgon, sunlrtos !;
4cow White oaf Lnllngton, lumber Bchr Hungarian,
!ambct: scow u. b. Grant, ludtugton, lntnbor acls
Harriet Ann, sauRAturk, lumber Ecilr KoarsasRe.
LudinstoD, lumber: selr Mariner. fa,dington, bark
prop Ankzon. Grand HAystt, eKcutaonist stmr Cht-
easo, sfaulsowoo, sundslns seow gea stas' sua.tck
!Mtnef prop G. II. Heath. 6Augsktck sundsiez aebf
E1eMazcr, Kswaunos, lumber.
CLxAfED-b!nlr Corona, at. 3ouepb, sund1ies prop
Alpcns, tca lard aud aundrlrs schr tawu uolsud.
~ cpFds euno achr Lixzlc Doak, Ut. Jogeph 30 urls
nto sc!lr A+indeer. Elk Rapids, ID tons cassings
Erosthwaite buffalo. 2Su0u bu wlieat; sehE Abigail
MuskeRon. !oJ tens coal schr f. L. Danfor.h, EufA-
Ia, 1900 t'u corn schr I. A. lnrton Ludngton, 20
achr Gold Hunter Mauistee, 26u bu WAoAt schr Tfp.
iasd, Kingston. II, f00 bu curt.
Ei0nT cLEAnAHCEa.
smr Chicago, Milwaukee, ~ bFls aif IS bfls appiss
APPLES schr =. Ii. Foster, uad.1o, os.7l0 bu oats;
prop Menomjnco, GsAud 1Isyen, aundr!es: 1tur
fndlA Buffalo, 81 Uo0 bu whoatt 100 brly -four atr
India, Eric, 80u brs dur. tU1 baga ssod, hss c
md sunddss; prop d, +. Maata, ssusasucs, saa.
dfies.
, 1875-09-25
LAKE HURON,
LAKE ERIE.

spsefaF Dfsnatrh to The E1t-apo frfbnn,,
EnrE, "a. Sept. A.-No arrivals dcrAtres to 70
port 1he schr Harriet itoas, which haa ten esluro
at Aahtabna, Arsived Leso to-day In tow of t)y tug
u!ght in the terrible snrn After abtrrInr hrr r.11n
q coa' sho wsa pulled of, hpt In bad cop,,ititn
Ile yesssl h lady aruageds TITO lug est with her
ioF nnfhtn ss nftarhuon. Freights dill and Ufcets
No GllaEtAre III rc1ulrt. -.' ~ ~ t'e'''
, 1875-09-25
CITY REAL ESTATE

EuhsALE-oH PART EXCHANGE -O1rY PIsDr
!s: :" " ~ 1s'sts:''''
:" N Es ss: p..
n? ssifs": :,s ss.t"''as!s ~, sSn: %s:.s
'''' RI 9l;; s;S s II IT, T. s,fss s,:ss ss.,
iffn?n. :,: ID Hs s,; hnis
Of nsis!s '""' house, On Achssa.: Jul aa'ss
It'll :s Y!ss'i.s "a :ss 4.:s,t ,ss ',,: m
II, b..t;s:s.!;i 4: 4; *yshft1s Ill., +.
Ifbn SALE 4 f.0r 3sxf2, ox THE Hi,jj1.RvaHD;
bxt" iEsSwH" ~ s'F1t fi,s. "s:' '''' 'n'' fons
lgMi nhLe LOT, iHptASA.Ay.. nrRfH 1P
b.nss 4 e.: r.. i. 's;Y. M
Il: Hill ~ Hsarf,prn IT.. K6omt 'F' s''' " "'''@'
EnK SAIE-THK NORTHWEST CuHNER ROPliiX
II FL etIf1 u !, :s y: 0s' n"
sHsK p.!: S'SsS u Il: III; AZ r
!! Il :: s.s %"basS asS ss5!,
& ;s;ss I ;i5 Il T3SS Al! I'M:
Tt es ~ + df H.. .s'' Of o'i'
~ Nntns,, shesp f't ot.ek b..ensr. outage
MoREY. REYs:; Y G.,l.,.. ~. 7h'o0p at b'f*'n' c.
FoMn, n,t1s,.: sA,Ef :; nAM13IN g4E K HAP II TIE
nsE Sit s% s"a Hss. %.'.e; s:;t ca. On or ~
FOE ,.,t. ,s1,E-SE r., aS,s $Eoo, AsR ss,,5 5M'r xs
st'a ;e'sis Il sH @ iii ;; :s' i '''
F'oK BAtE-oi. KxtiiANnE-1.nf rKON1l1fi
u .: sis s: acre sa at
IRE ns,;s kAhE II T,'E g., ,SoierntAsr ,15,'SkR 0r
, 1875-09-25

S"eefof ]fspafeh 10 The CAir47o 1rfluns
ronT Hunos, Mlch., Sept. 2a.--DowH-lrops Cuba.
Af'zois "cdona, City Of Duluth, A1larral 1toek anu
bargen. "'N
rA"tEn uf-prom Huron, City Of Attahany and
baFses, ontonaEon and basReh, Cntlin, berry and
barKes scirs China, Emerald Republic W. H. Rounds,
CsFniter
WirD-Rmshwcst, fresh. Wcathcr-Fjne.
6rrrtnt Hfspatfh 10 n. chfruyo I,t&unt.
'ohr HERON, Mich, Sept. 2t-lO y. In.-DowN-
PtopH Fo,snaiu, John Isjdgeon, Jr., an,1 consurt
schss Mohauk fed. White aud Ulup Jane Belle, Fla.
gerald, AlAra cobb Riverside, Thonla. Parsons Gua.
lug Htat. +. s. Marsl II. Fogcr.
ur-lfope Dcah I!lchnIohd. Nebraaks, Chafnrtnlo.
Arabia, William corrie, Howard Visnna and co,llort
Craig. Nettio I!ediuatuu, y. Austen.
MlNp-south. gentle.
, 1875-09-25

VI" st"amfarBo Redmond Fr[ndstiIe have gnne ;uto
usS"ancs win thu ChiraEp Dry.f,nrt Company. =.
"a" prop hmszon "a again In port, having brought
"fF" shotl1er d of e1enrautAta from ttrsnd Iayor+
'.1hc tug Rcaenc, nf Tho toas. Wscckine Company,
arrived hero 'hat rvrhfnR with pontoonh etc. ia raise
tno echr John Dunn, sunk At tho TINT .! Eighteenth
nrnet TIN tugs Ferry huh Tarkrr, Of tho vtsfe1-
nstts :, ia"mg g Company, srs rccs,vtne anndry 70.
uNth at an#att HIceH yard. .nnv. ticfrJ, nnn OF
mo most faithful nR Captains thu rtvcr, aud fos
1H1no thh fRtt ftntl,yntl ,!l ihH ting uhrf1ou WaS
n'aeharqed yesterday for 'n.tcntf,n 10 hta duties
IL II hnW6Tnft clAtth~t! tlisk tho fest CAUSE nt
no tioscfnnth dacharRn that Ills statitnony In
Sno !,e"tf trial waa mt snr Al aTt. Cor nfpectei
Ihe Governor has tho sympsthy of hvsryb~ly round
....rhs mammoth schr Michigan len ts p''rt for
MiIwAukes yesterday, fghs. having leon ehsrsered
There faf cargo o. ss1n 70 ~! tGoT s"a
st. ioterh bv thr ing Dai.y fol tonporsry feps!rs
atrfvcd lern yehtsrdsJ, ltahihg
GRAND HAVEN.
ErstfnI Dtspatth II The EAirnqs Tiluh-
0narr HAVEN, Mich, Hert. 2.-Thia hsstor. A H.
also Mnssc4ou md Holland harborx, ia e,l with vrs
ssn. rEIncipay frcishteh with lumber, xwAt,pH moro
favorable weather nn1 lighter winds IN Lake Ntcbl.
gan bcs0fc leaving fur otlIrr paris,
= LAKE. HURON.
Fohr HuRoH, Mich., Re!,. N.-Ths srov TAosuAs
lcards which waa brarhad during tho Iats galu, had
On bohr1 cargo Of lumber, which was ljglefed AMI
ahe eat on' Willis towsnG her hhe began sinking, and
tue 1ug "na obliged to lake of her crew and tow her
Stern hfts While 20 rfeagets tho veAsu RULED orer IN
her M Mas. ma wsA tawtl insin III that suatc Bhe
will bc riFl!tea and doektd. 0
Mnr, which exploded hero Aune Year, aFD ie tnInks
ahc can fse ratsr'i with io trouIIe. liz visited hrr
Yeetsfday ard fo11hd her decks ptft1y complete g1o
es u .'s 10 feet OF walcr. Her hull to b
, 1875-09-25
COUNTRY REAL EsTArk,


Hon aALE.Ol KxCl1AN1E-A NO. 1 FARM OF
e astss % niles tfnm Chicago: all feneci Epai
odalnks. Tstsf d. two miles from gond town now
rsntfo e. yss hut car 10 recttod an vii
JAMES i. M[LIa u Ilesfht,u=ht.. Ennm | ~ H'
, 1875-09-25
LAKE FREIGHTS.

Freghts Hero dull At The decline Of ThursaAy even
ing Tho rate On corn to buffalo was about 1Itc, and
On wheat about 7}tc. Ohsttess: To uufa1o-sohr
uFosshWstte, wheat 1t 2}to schr Bsahisl, aud prup
Colon Campbell, wheat, On priYats trr1ns Capacity
not Including the charters Of tbs previous evening"
about $1,000 bn wheat. In tho afternoon the prop
sna har4s Aeepaake, tor 1000 bu wheat 10
Rn6alo on private tefms.
'HILWAVKKk,
on shs I'D grain frsishts were quiat. Only one
charter uanspissd tha xehx Colubt.. rhs.s 10 nun,
10 at 50,
bkTnofT.
Grain frsights vese afm And nnch.ne.t m, Al.
9ad. On wheat to osvseo, 4ke hid sud r. ,atsd,
Hn1Alo advanced and 6Fm 1t axe. Kina,ton n
quoted n AHn; ogdsnaburs, so: AoniIssl so.
, 1875-09-25
LAKE MICHIGAN,
CH1GA1D.

aFsat prspsrssleos arc boIus made tox to1a.,.
ysSa6 n'e sRd. ths seasher ID favorable, ~ snoy-
Ill" time may be expected. oood1tch1 hd.vh.s,
stesmsss will lsavs the foot OF Aich,ean s7,nns
st hal-psa& ! o'clock and oruiss during ths r.cs
4tvi4s full vlsv of tAs soatAas, yhn mi
hs ths lat rsos th saAao0 Tho sahs Hartford sna