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The daily gazette., 1875-11-03
Come, Birdie, Come.
From the Detroit Free Press.

From the Detroit Free Press.
On a Woodward avenue car yestsr-
day an oldish man with beakish nose
and hawkish eyes changed seats to get
beside woman about thirty Yeas old
and trying to smile ienderly, be in-
quired;
viii you be my duck"
"W hat" she exclaimed, raoviag
away.
will you be my morning lark he
inquired, smiling all over.
Names H;gnby, ma a'am, and wi,
you be my sparrow
protect me, SIR" she asked of one
of the other passengers
"lf you say another word to tina.
lady I'll knock your head OFF, ex
claimed the passenger, doubling his
fists.
Not word--not another word,
replied the beaknosed man, waving
his hand. IT she doesn't want to be
my jaybird that settles it, and she car
be an old maid and love yaller eyed
parrot
And he settled back, wiped his nose
and seemed sleepy.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03
THE CIRCUS RIDERs CoURrsHIP

What Q pang OF sweet emotion
Thrilled the master Of the ring
when he frst beheld the lady
Through the stabbed portal spring!
Midway In his wild grimaoing
stopped the piebald-visaged clown;
And the thunder OF the audience
Nearly brought the gallery down
And she beckoned for her eourser,
And they brought a milk white mare
Proud, ween was that Arabian,
Such gentle freight to bear;
And the master moved TO greet her,
With q proud and stately walk.
And in reverential homage,
Rubbed her soles with virgin chalk.
Harkl the blare OF yonder trumpet!
See. the gates are opened wide
Room there, roem for GomersalcZ,
Gomersalez in his pride;
Rose the shouts OF exultation,
Rose the cats triumphant call
As he bounded man and cC urser,
Over master, clown and all,
Donna IneZ Woolfordinez,
Why those bushes on thy cheek?
Doth thy trembling bosom tell thee
He hath come thy love to seek?
Fleet thy A rab but behind thee
He Is rushing like gale;
One foot on his coalblack's shoulders,
and the other on his taill
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

From New YORK u PIrrsBURc
WITHOUT SrorriNG.-Ney. month tie
Pennsylvania Railroad officials iuteaG
10 accomplish - feat which has neve-
been periormed-rua -coal New y orG
to piit,aurE without. stop. Thc waite
to generate tae requisite quantity e..
steam will be drawn from the trough
stationed along tAerai'road. Tacn neces-
sary teel w probably be carried by
severa tenders of The locomotive Tho
officials Wiz probably pass through
Lancaster an the tn and return on
the llth, On the proposed trip they
will make !; iEorouEh inspection OF the
track
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

\ reduction running from . to ~
per cent. it is rumored, will take place
at the Pennsylvania Steel Works,
Harrisburg, n the beginning of next
month,
THE remarkable feat of making l ,010
steel rails in twenty hours was last
week accomplished in the steel rail
mill of the northern Chicago Rolling
Mill Company.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

SALE Of 4 VIRGINIA COUNTRY SEAT
"Ellerslie, beautiful country seat,
containing one hundred acres, two
miles from Petersburg, Va, has been
purchased for $25, 900 by gentleman
from New York, who contemplates
making stock farm of it. The place
belonged to the estate of the late David
Dunlop.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

REDUCTION OF TAXEs. u nder Dem
ocratic administration oI county affairs
the taxes Of Dorchester county, Md,
have been reduced from Que hundret
and thirty-hye cents to one hundred
and 50 cent, ON the one hundred do.
lars. while he debts :he Republican
party heapea upon Dorchester have
been annually reduced,
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

The CONNECTICUT TOBACCO CRoP.-
Good weather for the purpose has
brought on the curing of the tobacco
in fine shape. Il is now considered
certain tina; 1t will be not merely
lalge crop in quantity, but one OF the
best as to quality that has been pro
duced since the year 1864.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

CURE FOR CONSUMPTION.
and all disorders of the Throat and Lungs.
and ,vt by its use in my ptactice l have
Gu red hundreds OF cases. and will give
$1,000 90
for case it win not benefit. Indeed, so
strong is my faith | will send SAMPLE
FREE, to any sufferer addressing me.
Please show this letter to any one you may
know who is suffering from the above diseases
and oblige
Faithfully yours,
DR.. 7. +. BURT,
iauIid&wly ~ williams ST.. y. |.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03
HOTELS.
.TNrERsoS HOUSE.
NEW CASTLE. DELAWARE,

JOHN W. GRAY. PROPRIETOR
rhis large and beautifully situated house
reception Of visitors who win And at Il all toe
accommodations Of 0 FIRST CLASS HOTEL
II commands fine view Of the Delaware Bay,
and In one OF the no. tpleasant and delightful
places In the State for xcrsions or pic-nics.
The house Is kept in the Sest style, the baa
filled with the choicest wines, liquors and
malt drinks. and table supplied witt. the sub.
stantiais and luxuIies Of the market Excm
sionists can arrive by bozt or rail. Parties
who wish to go hshing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, tan be accommodated with
suitable boats. Tie patronage OF the public
10 respectfully solicited
iva Il \ W. GRAY.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03

The Cleveland Iron Company is run
ming on an order for four thousand
tons of iron rails for the Scotia Valley
Railroad.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03
Fashionable Furniture.
j. 81 J.H HERMAN,
No. 91o Kin Hrresr
WILMINGTON, DEL,

-,E Wa resi- toc:i-4: i.r5rn The o.l-
80 Ken u Wilmington aad tbs sur
rounding c0untc :Sstg ge con,inn.
istSAasaS;o - nlnr'sc'ure and <r- onhald az
Gur large lui iots estsblis1, N4reroO ms,
fUrnturs. q every 5ari,t. aAt ~ >.
Siisting NJ gtnT Rossv ooI nd 'rslrn'
and chamber r'es
NJ. .a!sor'nent,: EurAi;lre !ttEser ana
more ysTied han can ne touaI IT, Delaware,
and AL articles aid ''rgreitah!ishuent arc
Warranteh asrerres er ed
Ve7itia. oliris - the uost fa.hionohi.
teitga &c ocGe, and ksp: ,ons.antiy
IA haut. W''..4 r.snufq,t1rS nd CONSTANT
Keel g Area Jr'usrt -. -i- -
- nd i4us4 Eatr-sssr
J.&JN. HAaMAN.
4lo King street, Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03
E}Te Hu's:.a E@sE

F3rG 'sugs "a FACE
Any reisnL lfering tror the above lis,
en- sa : reauos,ea to address DR. PRICE. and
q trial hottie 5arli''re will 70 t'Twardsd
~ av r-N-5.
FREE
n, o,5, eos. aslrg the Express eha-gos'
s-,. .esr. - business ne small
III TX H2ILAPSt
s-#e.y s=fse.= . ae miii VAR '97
a .t -se1' W. cv.Ael7.
.. .sr... 7e-1iGE, 3lt ac
FILL CURE Ioj
.s..,,....,., ,, .5rr s,ln4ias your case nay
~ s.syr many l:'cr roma3tes nay have
81, .r: TEST raor iGl. sen: wi.a
..REF TRIAL BOTTLE
oe particular to give 7our EzoraSs' Is veil
- vuur Posi- G.i,o direction. ant
AdarsS' Or. CHAS. T. PRICE.
i,1A A,vdS1v II William St. New
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03
sH ERnFF'S SALE.

DY virtue ola writ of Leyari Faeias to me
ID directed. will be exposed to Public Sale
at he
DELAWARE HOUSE. 5l$ MARKET ST.
kept by Geo. ". Ortlip. in the city of VIII
mington. New Castle county. Delaware. on
SATURDAY.
THE 1n-h DAN or NO[EMRF 49,
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03
THE

Thh
MECHANICS ,-Vf..b.- .~tsF
NO. w. ThIRp STREtl
SIX per cent Interest. Open Tuesday ano
Saturday evenings and every day. A. I'll
,srimshaw, Treas j. T. wales. III. D., Pres't
John y. Miller. CLERK. ylt
The daily gazette., 1875-11-03
sluERuFF,A SALE

~ virtue OF q writ OF Ais. Fieri Psoias tn me
- directed. will 90 exposed to Public Sale.
q the Hotel Of Ja,ob Hyatt. iu ths town Of
coanty, Delaware. on
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1875-09-23
MILLER HOUSE.

T. L. MILLER Proprietor cor. Chicago and eth 81.
A LARGE EW BARN has been recently built
a and will be kept in connection with the house
S24-ly
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FARMERS AND MECHANICS HOME,

HOTEL AND BOA H DING HOUSE.
F. ZEMAN, Proprietor, cor. Buffalo and Main ST.
S26-ly
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

ii. BREU Err n co. Proprietors. Franklin St
III ANlNG leased the above well-known house
/ which has been newly furnished throughout
respectfully ask for share ofthe public patronage
a good STABLE Is kept in connection with the
house, where stock will be well provided for S2ly
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GEORGE WOoDlN.
HOTELS.
WINDIATE HOUSE.

T. WINDIATE, Proprietor, York street
NNHIS frst-class House is in excellent condition
L and the Proprietor is confident that he can give
perfect satisfaction to the travelling subtle. Bus
will always be ready to take travellers to and from
the boats. GOOD LIVERY STABLE is kept in con-
nection with the House. ly
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ORTH-WEsTERN HOUSE.

N. kETTENHOFFEN,P Proprietor. Franklin ST.
1NliE large brick addition recently built, has been
| furnished in excellent style. making it one of
the most complete hotels in Manitowoc good
STABLE Is kept in connection with the house. where
STOCK VIII be well provided for. 1244ly
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Union -HNIISE

MILES MCMAHON, Proprietor. Commercial st.
NIX. MCMAHON begs leave to announce to his
M friends and the public, that he has secured pos
session of the above weilknown hotel. where he
Will be glad to accommodate the travelling public
and boarders on reasonable terms. His table will
always be plentifully supplied and the rooms and
bedding uneXceptionable. Good stabling for horses
and a careful hostler always in attendance
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WILLIAM LYNCH.

INASHIONABLE TAILOR All goods made BY
l. the subscriber ere warranted to lit the form
Prices reasonable, and am bound 10 please those
who give me their custom. Shop on York Street
two doors West of the Windiate House. 12-44ly
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WISCONSIN HOUSE.

JERE DALEY, Proprietor cor. of 9th and Jay ST
THIS is new House and well fitted up with all
L modern Improvements. A good STABLE is also
Kept IN connection with the house. 80
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MUSICAL.
G. RlELlNG,

PROFESSOR of Music. will give lessons IN Vocal
i and instrumental Music in the citr of Mauito-
voc and at Two Rivers. Residence on sth street.
nearshe Court House. l2i4ly
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MERCHANT TAILORS.

MARTIN HEWETT. Proprietor. Commercial ST.
NEW Mouse and new Barn. the best of accommo-
Y cations at moderate prices. SJ6-ly
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CHARLES SCHAFEER.

FASHIONABLE TAHOE. has removed to Buffalo
IL Street two doors West of l.. N Il f. H. Rand-s
Hardware Store. All work warranted well done and
TO Mt. l4-2aly
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TAX NOTICE.
COUNTY CLERK's OYYIcE.
NAnitowoc. August 9Th, 1870.

All persons interested IRE hereby Notified thss
the following tracts and parcels of land city and
village lots lying and being situated in the county
OF Manitowoc and State OF Wisconsin, were cold
for taxes due and unpaid thereon tor the year 1872
on the second Tuesday. being the 18th day Of May,
1873. Now. therefore, unless the amount Of taxes.
interest and set opposite the sesersi tracts
and parcels Of land city and village lots shall be
paid on or before the 18th day of May. 1876 the
same win be transferred to the buyer his assignes
according TO the Law in such case made and prosid
, 1875-04-08


The e!ccl,on for tin purpose Of filling The vscancrs
IN the Town Hoard Of Ttateca cts. T'It 1tay. The
o:!lcos which will soon to vacated. end 70: which tho
rolicluH Of Lake have 1een NO arenuoIs!y cxcrsin9
tisn,te!yes tn attempting 10 put their rssEn:tl.o
friends in oi.cc, ore 5oowa: Supervisor AHscrEor
Collector, 1ud Trustee. In addition 10 these, vocs
vera aso caAl for Jusico OF tho Peace an Constable
For weoks past boih eiies, known respectively a*
lilo Economy sud reform and "pooplc'a party,
avo been Egbting each otlcr with all tho implements
Of political warfare. Tucsaay vas ths time when
athcr ono or tic ether would tie declared the victor.
II close fight, md nplthcr sle c1ro::el N havs
ita full ticset elected although condits supporters
wefe aA1ceabl5 surprised tn tie t1ll.
Al tlu stuck-IarH tie voting was Al usEta little
excited talk gopT Oh all day. In soon - ono had
cn.slcI ottrrs were uasI!y found u supply h!4
ry IN the matter nj furthina .gns." The Fleming
mon at tbs car-sops very llyordcsly IN ho eA:ty
t,art nf tho dag. anl Con1its fa,ud 1t necessary
Tor their protection 10 have fey o'ltesH aronud;
which Wa compiled will. Th!n2s thcn begun u nt
slime dGeren: ASPECT. EnBeHothierh AZ usual
passed IN ier votes quietly aud rcsunlc1 their huf
ilcss. The Official rcans IL M fosloTs:
, 1875-04-08

Haperviaor A. J. Grnvor; As'essor, Jansoa oufrey
Collector, y. @. strattnn: Clark, J. Il. Fitch: Hn-
w7y fommi''lonsr, Thotn.s x. Eivey; School Trns.
.re ]. +. Kecnay. Ths nny opposition was from d.
v Kllno, who run fIr Assc4anr and r. H. Tonhy, whn
had hs oys on tho Highway Cotnnias4onosahlp.
HYDE rhRK.
In the town c.eetiona of Hyde Park It became sp-
PAT teat that that ln.eresting shuzh bad Thought bot
10 initiate The Chicago faahinn and t kaw tho saloon
element to carry c day, thu respectable people stay
ngas homa andnl1owng ths event 10 10 1,y default.
Tho extent 10 which citizens Of that town staf1 at
hos IL shown by tho fact that only about Tires -nths
Of tho registered rotcra cast their haifos. II il eon-
dtntly expected Tint fu vota, anch ~ will ba lad
nt Tho village eectus. will euIfs5 chanro The ttata Of
snlrs, Tho returns glvon complete, With the *:
re ot tln Sixth Precinct wlicrn ballntle1 lad
not b. cnutel In t!ne 10 ba Included st ihl7 %!
ilo materially AFFECT lie EcaAst. Tns fo"H!ng Is
cHntpe:e lInt Of thu rettlr1l*:
, 1875-04-08
CoNTEy1'S OK Tile WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
Issued Wednesday Morning, April 7.

FIRRT PA0E-E.-eA.r: Proceeding IN tho trial from
"Wednesday, Marrh u, to Friday. April :. tnelaaive.
SEEDSu PAGE-JfeeAsr fcuhllnuedls pfoceadlnxa OF
Monday aad TuasdaJ+ April Aada
THIRD fAtls-HusAtnGfdA E4hihlt OF 4 tentnry's
huances uesi yudteatiun of Sonator Logan tha pull.
lie debt statoment dscIsion at the Suprdn Cau1t Id.
to xenIa's suEaxs tho mail Fnutes frauds. The
tNro LsytsA1turs: Aore Of Ms. Spoakss hsnea' PER
fur1nsncrs. liz baek Hls; Saws from aud Ahons
th,m. lk,lro4d !st~s. Fhs ANsritan tpFiinal.
YOUTH FA1E-EfituEfuh: i clean rpcori; K3ate
HussruiRniy In ssoos th* Counrctcat stactton drpct
National taKAton; ths British Empire; stAgs.atIon ~
tile Ennth.
Fifth PAGE-Efiorta!s teonftnprd>: Nuss!s In le7s:
rAsakrsphs parsonals. Nss:a VI shs Hssk: Editorial
SUMMARY of thu worlds news. iirs-Nork: aalas II
wauspzan. Ef.rsl..'s Connecticut; bticLtssu.
SIXTH FAUE-1As farm ana GaFa<n: A Chapter cn
kstelan.tiatl,nInG; How to Eas% Voxstahte.. both
Early aaa Late. ste. TAs Erstf'A A*s*sa: 1ts Nnmtf.
Ttaan7ck. Tbs Fisld apI SfuhI4: Ganzssnnua An
etus. or tasbuneu!at Cyaanchc, In Hugs. 7A* gsFf
Exstch Of Noted Horas. sFarks a sssnfs: A Plant
and All Ant; Ths Paper aIubarsyi Formation ot 4ln
sTalA, sto.
SEVENTH FA01:-crfMiAal Etss, ahnts thrift given
blsck asud It Do Wit. No., Heutenco ct tbs Tan
YArd atuEdfres It Cuc.nnstI. Ths }tsst<ntiary. An
Interesting statement sscsnty tnais by Ibcsssed
Convict. TAs Jsafaas HUs Slury. to'tffclI Eeoau.
ny: Sclenco Illustrated hy Imaginary Vt ptau-
teal application. Ip<try. Thonahts from tha Par.
sian; N4&ua; IIaIlsu MaupsEs. HHa0rvws fhrayru,hs
N1Gl4r11 pAGE-Hssksy Assiss u Flnaass aHi ts4
Naftf.
, 1875-04-08

Tho ncw 1lo1r[ Will thfH be co1sap,sed Of four fnom-
lera Asld clGr3, Win ol,osMd TO tito water coil.
trct and wilt gh Heluoubourg TIL tho last.and they
Will got justlca.
NORWOOD. .
The cccton which toDk place Tuesday WIS an out
rage upon the community. Ths Ioos~liouke crowd
tickets in .l,e he! -lsopes' oor l1o:re} ticket and!
Town Of Norwood ticket. Ur. Kimberly u!arRhacd
III. forcos bright anu e.rly, au Ut undertook to
non'i,s.c and elect MMIsEaor, Which was tssing
lio1n.sarl Mr. pcnnoyor aud o1ccttl him. Then tho
trouble cnnmsnced: blows woro srl'rk right and ]ef
old aud respected citizens knocked and tostct,
about promiarno,Ay by kt1,erty's subjecta Deaen,.
;harlea Joues was by injured about the head an'l
fsee and HsrcrA ntllrra rrreIya bask eyes. An fonl
themselves in iillEated cntlitiun generally One
man ninua Ais wig Aftsr tae Eht was over. aud.
nron guInR honls Lis w!fs thought h.1l IN escaped
rauFer.
The rror!ss ticket vas eleced, only ono Republican
Humrvlsor. y. H. l1nrtans: Town Clerk. John u.rn-
mack TurM hascssnr, Jc4>r Isl: Tnwn Cnl!ct1or.
Frank ~ Gray; Colun.slo.ser q Highways Meleldar
Miller; jnsti:e OF tho race. I. IL. K!tuo tK1t'u-
Iica1> Couatsblcs, John H. atockueu and Trunk II.
1rAy,
, 1875-04-08

;tsrrx 1tm,i,,. , rcnnlsr 1:"nntHc.n. ~ aaprosc{
ny aae t1"r nsaot IL ie rsn ean
tosia1u hn%4rn. IN ~; t. ~ !, tnt
r.. Democrat. 4,ats. n TIL: aty only ttreo Of t,a
r.,sta .rd .nucr.tn i,eHos Thrt1rr
!t az sa s seeoa vii rtosal,
y"oe M m c,a n s" CITY III" "AF"@' ""e''' 1'0 ''e'e
Spt 1'sts:; IT.: ts h 81, r:
w. F,st, s1,eE Hrt III ha n,tnrfiy for IL
Iepnbc4a candidates i1F Secretary of ~ ~ II
saa s..r ~, n ,,i. st,'a ~. ,t ~.
at"s,an sGts 'He sya1 f. ,iarsy Il; IT, civ smI
soni1y q rf"s,aoncp, s,nr .s ,ur.Imv IN Esn ri
a''t M"shg,t".. eo'''3 ia" pu'@'' III "en' ano
iAtfe arr tWent5 . -. s, u @ -
stH .e etes!'g ~ a =, H. u,nr,r. A. r..
r. s.,i. :" /. N lrtxceu jisx1FJ aul iintu III
T, tIcc,cd
'''e MICHIGAN
:s..c!,' n'.p;s. /" q. ~; :st,:s. rs,s...; @ 49,,
sta,t. Inc;:,Iua I so.no of tls .sn psnloas o,ss.
,yhtci, iast wear Kaye nm aggregate iualrlty u
my autrea. seG 'ps maofy II s" fur @ & is,i .us ~
lean. and ovtF Of 3,Mo Tor tim Republican
ssnaas. fer essnt: T. n:y s1t& IT, n q, n.ssr s
uires % Il % Hai.nesor IN tIa ronr,h. :h.sia II % il .s
:s S;is i r. IL ] II Ell FL i II ss;i T.
S1s s a. wo sas:s Il fasor u s* ..a tsa &:
EIsven,lt 10 relu.ns have i, % recrisd.
,.. ,,.. VT wt'eossiS' ~ n,na.,. .,
vessr rss sued ii liz cloics ct 3, q. Kim DEM
An,Ir..r s.;tGn,r TopullIezn IreuaIfsr. f.max ~
S:it,r I,anhiir,n. Justice Of lie p*,rs. IL ss,I,
Democrat. Mar1l,.l II. Mcpsrsno:s Republican, A.
cnesss VII. W. 1sp ,1a ID si'y .. s:f! s:y ys.s,
=
, 1875-04-08
CRIME.


1irMrn1s, Tenn, APRIL 7.-At Brownsville Teun..
Lust evening. Robert Metl1iu County Court Ccst, vas
atot and killed IN his olloo by two brothers named
Henry aud Ely Donl. Tho former lawyer aua
administrator Of IN nstatc, during the settle
tncnt Of which, tom,c tlays slnct, lie aud
atutllin had IN Ritercation tu regard 10
Cierkfcca, which resulted in tho two brothers
going to Mollln's nsllp for satisfaction. aud. 1t il
reported. on entering Tho Office Henry produced
ristnl when Atllln from LIS scs atd exclaimed
II uuarlHe4i.": Without rcp, iuG Bond tsci ..
him. AlelIn catcd w!th him al,d attempted ~ sezc
and Aa fel! dead having been shot eight tt'nos. The
Dundn surrendered themselves mud were tn l!avd IN
examination to-lsy. Tll1 a7alr Casel grclt Gxctle-
n1elt, I'LL parties prominent cltl4tn1. Ncdlln
teaYct wife 6tll ono cl,iIt
, 1875-04-08

Tho Dstroit Fres tss urges that steps bo taken ut
oncs towar,s tho completion ot tho new road from
Macsinaw and Msrquctte4 1t csins thar thfA line Will
b OF great Importance 10 tho State Of AIlchg.u and
particularly to DetEoit. Tho ,piuoral wealth Of that
portion Of tho sats lying tho shore Of Lake 8upe
for could scarcely 10 estiated aud. by the conasuo
t!un Ut this toa 10 Marquette tho ifon and copper
rrgon Of Tho aks won!d bu trough. near to Detroit
- they 4!o low TO Chicu9o. ltn construction would
lcnnsylyaula, Nsw York. md New Euglsnd III
that direction. Tho country through which IL
s;;l MhI l~aa VA fessible. sud the laad.ersat
company sizteon suEtons Of Gao acrca eac for every
,n!'c OF r1ad. TlIo ns will bo about 1aD rnlea ia
iogth. Thu grant, therefore, IL about IS 0n Aefas
o. ln. lfts laud Il worth "a acre, tho gran. IL
, 1875-04-08

srsefd nispH'ri 10 Tae Chier4o Tr,buas.
0nANp HAVEN, A!rh.. April 7.-Ths t.cara pro-
reiier v. II. uarnutn. Capt H. G. Hurr.son, arri4cd
tfrt fron, Milwaukee With so,0c0 tuf.cs Ct wheat In
hulk. 700 barrrln Of rork. and auiadry other fre,hts
bound through to the ast. Thla Is the first weasel Of
the sesson with fright From now TIL tie straitR
men there 1n cxpnescd tho lsrcrat amount If
through freight by the E,iElcuan company, fro,u
Milwaukee, esrr ,,etoFe fp.ety>I Ut tbs s.nio Tine
The steamships Anaznn, ,1,nnearol!s, lsrnurn, NM.
Eb1tAchy will now u set to carrying freiCht Cant
Harrison rcrorts being yod une hours by tho icr
Of which there u o,ar ~ miles. Hycr steamer Jtni
sap, Capt. William Ganor. arrived ioday from Gsun
Horids. tn the lint triH IT tls SEASON,
, 1875-04-08

FEARFUL POWDER EXPLOSION
sAS FRANCISCO, April :.-A dtsasAuus hrn aud
los4 Of As occurred this afternoon At tho corner of
Spear aud Harrison Streets o4,ed by thu ez poelou Of
Ettn:-powdei In frame building adjacent HashA-
ways bonded warehouse. A h,il,bcr Of fearae build.
inGs occupied a. saoops md dwellings werc b!osn to
Fragments Tho wall Of the warehouse WIS It ushel,
and the wllols Ia few n,omeuts may q! aafne.
seu. women, aud children wc.o crushed IL! Lie fnlltug
r,tinl or Fcrsshtl Ia tbs flames. It IL Impossible 1t
present to ascertain the number Of lives lost Of rt,.
injured. Tic frs +. now under eputrol.
and coutnet 10 the immediate vicinity 1t the c..
p1oato The ioss In tho bcted warehouse Is not c.s
tAtn sAue0 The lur* OF adjacent property busnr;!,
s9aSt,san ssa;, r. hay. earn' :oa-.atd saooos aud
,.aae tu tic ruins promptly the Grp will admit
lur tho rrcurtry Of bodies. Three havs been taken
out thus far, and It l. thought eeTeral nshe.s ara
Killed, but III the eonfua!un prevailing IA Impossible
u at:crta!u. Theirs Is large crowd At the 7ccnc oi
tho dissx4r, and great excltelie,l. pftyails.
, 1875-04-08

.*t+etai D'.yateh Ia ri. 1yf.sys r,11sns
LAxs'sn. N;rh., AlF9l 7.--fc!t.ions were retetvoA
to day against te rassaKe Of the bill creating Board
of Medical Cenaors. The Ifopt passe the bill al.
ready parsed by tie Senate amending tho act r.ny1d.
Ink fot regulating The manufacture and lnsectiou ct
aal:. Thn amendment reduces The falary of tho IT.
sIcctor Ucnors from s. 900 10 COO pr Anun1 nd
rtduces tho feca for inapectte from TO cr,s t<r
buths. The 1fouse pa*kel L authorizing thu city
Of Lanslhg 10 borrow $4,000 10 pay interest nccru!ng
CT It's railroad a!t bon,ls. at.a tho bill Will
undoubtedly b~ca,ne taw. Tia city ha. ! s0Goo Ut
such Lands outstanding, with 'assa Of in.es-
ett alfcady accumulated. general LII authorizing
municipalities to ratse motley tor similar rurrofe hy
fsu!n4 tonds II in tha order Of third reading III
the House, anI will undoubtedly rass, An attempt 10
hold evening Fe.ssos In tho loEc IN tic future fAed
so-ia5 bY decided 'najuEiy aKa!rat 1t. The Hours
snl RAli MI hour ear' day In that way. Al! the GInr
bills IN tho lfouse tn-tay rcferFeI to
seciai coptn!tte.ot i've, who expected III ma
1f';uEe,
Thu senatc to-day rr.s.d tvn private bills, nnl
following I'LL. wrsr parsed i? liz Mo,sc au,i,ori.inr
the Judge ot Probate Of rshtensw County t1 employ i
le!..sr. w9 !. to he l'! 1aenth'y from ths County
14oreli. 0n motion Of Sir. Wood the stats TrertuEes
wat requosted to furtlh tho number and Aouu1 Of
Anonnt the StAtc oes zach fund.- End tls total
Of kueh Indebtedness the to1l An,ouu Of tho bonded
H1DeGucsHf knh atie,4hA G tutAl afn1ht 01 money
IN tha Treasury to meet said indrttelne,A. The fol-
lowing bills had all alter the cnacnJ ckusr stsnrk out
Ia thu lfouhe: Relative 10 State road In Mtcost1
c9unty; relative TO taxing rAilroad lands regulating
sales Of land delinquent for ta1es.
TIE F.:ITEH rlAHr.
Tho agent q the Hate lr:fnn II iscisnn IL In thia
city today. Thf Conl!utsoc Ut 1nsraEasI, will Iaeyt
10 night il tho AtsAsy- -rootu Of The Stat.-Ho;s.
An tayestt E1tlnn IL penti,G l.' lie joint Sfc-
cz! Commit Of the two lIouhes tnto the alleged cat
ragea at the State lrison. Tho testimony Ct viii
nc*Kcs was taken. but tie evidence ssued strongly to
show that tho preseat sgen.. John Morris. tad Asu
saiy Of no hru:alties. Tls Investigation will con-
sinue fur several days.