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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

the works. which recite that serious charges nave
been made against the Commission having them III
charge, and direct the Chairman Of the meeting 10 a
point committee OF citizens to he hereafter announced
who shall investigate the management and recommend
to the Legislature such action as may be re-
duired The resolutions also unanimously
adoped, with the most emphatic demonstrations
of approval, also supplementary resolution III
rectng investigation in regard to the construction OF
the City Hail. Speeches were subsequently made by Jho
Van voorhis Henry L. fish, and others. The meeting
was in every respect u grand demonstration, showing
concluively that the atmosphere clearing here and
that the city of Jarvis Lord sound the vital issues
now absorbing public attention, and may be reed upon
to sustain all efforts which shall he made to secure goO
aud honest expenditure Of the moneys Oh
the people.
TIE UNION LEAGUE CLUB SUPPORTS BY GOV
TILDEN.
At the monthly meeting of the Union League
Club held on Thursday evening the following resolutions
adopted:
Resorred That ia harmony with the obects Of this Ginp
o in support 81 every honest effort purity and
in The public s,mnistraoT , will 10 exerted in
Of Coy TdSnf % , sr and 70 20 Ss ne
Snders 10 Justice in the same spirit in favor OF the
action Of exGov Dix and Barlow IN 'e
RSsopd That this Club insist that The Commission ap
Cne ANA p mShe all aSsos in
ooRns oa T T the radca TefoT Of the
Of 30 wisely aud ysooy and 10 eHr"ts
The completion further delay of the enlargement oil the
Erie Canal. ~, ,o.-.o ,u,. rneog
ssS that work the TnOn S1gT r CS and TeeSS S
course hut an ndesirncibe bond OF oonlnecl an poea
uion bind forever the great ana Popuoos oo'
of the Interior the Atlantic soaboard ~. 60. -, ,-
J,r.,red THAT character OF tho state oi Wv
York for intelligence most a
,suds that tls work conneDced 10 years as
should he cnuIctcy finished within the present year. rs II
readily NAV be- BY the adoption of the measures @! cxtSue
rasJn now pendiuc the LEGISLATURE and IN time 10 ne s
pisyr1 in mi and beaeccht action to the CIVILIZED world ln
NO onr nat Centennial ycar prOof alike OF tho energy
the wisdom, and tie public virtue Of New iors.
" GRn n "a Hill JosEPu H. CHoAtF,
'h'' ~ "' sncyotorv President.
fIor other camel Ne,es s.iSseond PJJel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10
GERMANY AND CHINA.

TIE TROUBLES n REGARD TO THE BARK PRINCE
BISMARCK SETTLED.
BERLIN, Friday, April o, 1873
The troubles between Germany and China
relative to the p!undens OF the bark P1nee Glsioa'cz
have been satisfactorily settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

canal frauds. He regarded the appointment as
compliment to the New-York Produce Exchange, and
in accepting it would pledge himself to discharge the
duties devovmg upon him to the best of his ability.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

CAPTAIN-CENERAL VALMASEDHS JOURNEY.
HAVANA, April Q, 1873.
Captain General Valmaseda has arrived ut
Las Cruces in tho jurisdiction Of Cenfuegos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-10

Sc. LOUIS, April 0.-patriok OShea, who stabbed
March ~ bcs4 from e nne.~ Oi ""'" sc ""
IA, day later. wac hanged here To-Day
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-23
A Small Sized Row.

Whiskey was the cause of it. Saturday
night last was the time. The OntalrO
House was the place. Ed. Mute,
James Monahan and VIM. Turner, were
the implicated parties. The particulars,
as near as our reporter could learn them.
were.that these parties under the iuf1u-
ence of numerous potations, went to the
Ontario House somewhere near the
middle of the night. and endeayored to
effect an entrance contrary to the wishes
of the proprietor. Finding the door fas-
tened against them. they went through
the door. and assaulted a nephew of Mr..
Hetherington's. besides kicking up d
muss generally, The officers soon put
in an appearance. and the offenders Of law
and order marched off to Jail. where.
owing to the absence of the prosecuting
attorney, they had the pleasure of re-
naming until Wednesday. when they
had an examination before Justice Ste
venSOn. who. after hearing the evidence
i'm the crse, boanl the trio over to the
circuit court for trial. in the sum of two
hundred dollars each. It is said that
these arrests have had a very salutary
effect upon the midnight marauders, who
have of late made night anything but
DleaSant
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-23
TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER %, 1875.
NeighborhOOd News.

NeighborhoOd News.
The Grand Traverse County fair was
a success.
A number of families from Grand Ira
verse and vicinity have gone to Texas to
settle.
There are seven young men from
Grand Traverse County in the State Ag-
ricultural College.
Alpena County pays its circuit judge
$3.50 for extra expenses, which means a
simple manner of increasing his ineffi-
cicnt salary to that extent.
Judge Ramsdell and l.. HI. Gage, of
Traverse City, have formed law part
nership, to take effect on January 1st,
which is the expiration Of the judges
official position.
Charlevoix County is to have county
building into which to put its new safe.
1t is to be 1Sx30 feet i'm size. 1t is to be
so constructed that it can be used as a
court house as well as for the county
officials.
A stage route from A1pena to Otsego
Lake is being agitated. The distance is
about sixty miles. and it is the intention
to make the trip in day, so that the
people of Alpena can make railroad con-
nections in day. 1t is proposed that
the two counties bear the principal ok
pense of opening the road. 1t is thought
that if the road be opened that nearly
the entire business of Alpena will go
that Way,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-23

DIsAGREED.-The special term OF
court which was held at Mackinaw last
week, came to naught. AS stated last
week, the court was held for the trial of
young Overhaul, charged with burglary.
After a trial lasting several days, the jury
disagreed; ten standing for conviction
and two for acquittal. This leaves the
case just where it was at first. The
county will have to be at the expense of
a new trial
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-23

TNLINT AND p. NJ. RAILROAD.
The .hort s.. quickest and most reliable rorte
IN ana from, Dtlrnit T.,le.io. e. eveiand, Cincin-
cinn I'll. saginaw AMI Biv City
an and after Sunday. Ju IL, trains will be run
as fellows, Detroit tim:
rvxtNs G.uSG SOUTHEAST
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-23

AN AMERICAN Book ABROAD-Web-
ster's Dictionary is now considered
throughout the continent of Europe, not
only the authority par excellence in Eng
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and more widely circulated than any
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the elegance of its type, the distinctness
of its impression, the beauty of the en-
cravings, and the vast amount of infor-
nation condensed within its covers
Paris Cor. of Boston Post.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-23
w. w. StrOhn.

AS has been before stated in the TRI-
BUNE, Mr.. w. w. StrOhn, of the firm Of
Nelson, StrOhn G Co., has been arranging
his business matters here preparatory to
removing to California, where he hopes
he may regain his health. Mr.. Strohn
now expects to leave Cheboygan during
the early part Of next week. We know
that we speak the sentiments of the en-
tire community, when we say that his
departure will be universally regretted.
He is an energetic business man, and one
of the few here who may justly be called
public spirited. No project looking to-
wards the benefit of this place has ever
failed to receive his liberal support.
Wherever Mr.. Strohn may decide to cast
hi lot i'm the far west, he may be sure of
receiving the best wishes of his hosts of
friends in this country for his prosperity
and welfare.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-23

most satisfactory of the navigable streams
Of this continent, and, in connection
with our canal and other contemplated
improvements of the future. be the most
effective nsportation-reformer in the
northwest
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-23

DRUNK.-R. Johnson alias Mcguire,
imbibed too much tangletoot on Monday
last, and fell into the hands of the Off
GERS, and thence wended his way before
JUSTICE of the peace, who delt with him
according to law, which impressed him
with the belief that the way of the trans
gressor is hard.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-10-23
TRAINS GOING NORTHWEST.

Connect ms made at Toledo with the Lake Shore
and Michigan Sonthern X r for Cleveland and Chi
eapo aud with the H and d X r for Cincinnati
and the South. Also, with the T w and w II TO
aud from tie South and Sout west. At wayne
With the Michigan Central II for local points
east AID west; at Detroit with tie Great Western,
Grand Trunk and Canada Southern R'ys to anc
from the East, at Plymouth with Detroit. Lansing
end Lake Mich. z X; at Holly with the Detroit and
Milwaukee; at Flint with the Chicago and Lake
Huron; 1t East saginaw with the j L and divls-
ion OF the Michigan Central at Bay City with the
j and and a d c divisions of the Michigan
Central; at Reel Ciy with the q K and X for
the north and south, and at Ludingtnn with steam
or John Sherman for ShebOygan and all principal
steamboats for Manistce, Pentwater, Benzonia,
Lincoln Ham in, frankfort. &c.
SANFORD keller, Asst Supt.
J.P NOURSE- Ge Ticket Ag't.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

ARSENIC We. PIos.-A gentleman of
this place had pen of fine fat hogs,
hut be got the idea into bis head that
they were not thriving as they ought
according 10 the amount Of food given
them. He mentioned the matter TO
several persons, among the rest an old
colored mau, who advised him to give
them arsenic. He inquired the amount,
and was informed that teaspoonful
at time to each hog was about the
quantity. Some one else told him that
arsenic was good for hogs, aud that
hogs were about the only animal that
could eat arsenic with IMMUNITY, it
having no deleterious effects upon them.
On this information and advice he de-
termined TO Try the arsenic. and accor-
dinghy purchased . quantity and mixed
with slop which he fed to the hogs.
Being advised that hogs could eat the
poisonous drug without injury, he was
not particular to the amount which he
gave them. He fed it to them at noon,
and few hours after, happening to
pass the pen, thought he would see how
the hogs were getting along. A peep
into the sly discovered to his astonished
vision his porkers stretched out ut full
length, and every mothers son of them
dead as Julius Cesar. Hereafter, when
he gets another pen OF pigs, he proposes
TO feed corn and slop exclusively, and
to dispense with the arsenic.-Mariins-
burg Independent.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27
NOTICE THE DATE.
OR MONEY REFUNDED.
The Most Responsible Enterprise in the
United States.

The Texas Gift Concert Association, Of
Denison, Texas, will Distributed Tick
ct Holders, Nov. Goth, $3.50, 900 in Cash.
This Association has first-class reputa-
ton for fair and square dealing. Its
Managers are old and Reliable citizens OF
Texas. But few days now remain to
the day of drawing. But a few Tickets
now unsold, so tickets should be secured
at once.
This Enterprise stands to-day the first
and foremost of its character in the Unit
ed States, and has the Home Endorsement
fits own citizens.
The Following Speaks For Itself
1--WE, the undersigned, citizens of Dem
ison, Texas, cheerfully give our testimony
to the honorable and impartial manner In
which the First Grand Gift Concert of-the
Texas Gift Concert Association was con-
Quoted, and as to the very satisfactory
manner in which all the pledges anu
promises of the Association were carried
out; and, further, do most heartily ell
dorse the Second Grand Gift Concert, to
be given November 30, 1875:
w. III. VIM, Mayor, City of Denison
Judge w. d. Kirk, G. w. Walters. Geo.
Is. Loving, y. ~. WoouyIu, W n 1io"',
w. B. Boss, j. G. Taylor, l.. NJ. Johnson
Alderman, City of Denison;
Every Locality should organize a club.
Their last Of prizes is unprecedented.
Capitol Prize $4,000, lowest prize to
whole ticket, $50, lowest prize to coupon
ticket, $40. Price of whole ticket 50,
which consist Of 5 coupons at 81 each.
Cash sent for tickets should, In every
case be sent per express or by bank
draft. Sums under $5,simply enclose In
an envelope, never send by registered let
ter or by money order as from large ex-
perience the Association find it both
unsafe and unreliable. Sent at the risk
and expense of the Association when sent
per Express or bank draft or by plain let
ter simply addressed. Address for tickets,
circulars etc, A. r. COLLINS, Sec'y.
Denison, Texas.
Read Their Advertisement.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27
ATrafn Of Evils.

Ifweakness of the stomach is allowed to
become chronic, the following evils SUI
pervene-Digestion is permanently i'm
paired, the system Is very impefectly
nourished, the blood becomes thin and wa
tery, and the bile being unemployed, for
digestive add evacuative purposes, enters
the circulation through the thoracic duet,
aud injects itself into the superficial
vessels, giving 70 thc~SHn and whites Of
the eyes the saffron tinge indicative Of bill
iOusness, Headache, nausea cOnstipa-
hon, pains I'm the side. palpitations, heart
burn, dizziness, and many other harass-
ing symptoms which accompany the In
ternal arrangement above described,
which, If unchecked Is as sure to be fol-
lowed by serious disease, as the rising OF
the sun by its setting 1t Is manifest,
therefore, that an inability of the stomach
to act upon the food should be overcome
without delay. The invigorating iutlu-
ence upon that organ Of Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters IL speedily felt in the disap-
pearance of all the disagreeable symptoms
alluded to. The prescribed mineral rem
edies for general debility usually fail to
achieve any lasting result, because they
do not invigorate the stomach; Hostel
ter's Bitters always succeed because that
is their primal effect. The very fact that
they are such an excellent stomachic COIL
stitutes them one of the best general ton
les in existence. TO restore digestion Is
the final step towards the recovery Of
health, when impaired By any Of the mui-
hilarious complaints which spring from
dyspepsia, and that step will be found to
have been taken by the invalid who has
availed himself of this famous anti-dys-
peptic remedy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27
Deatbs.

Near Duffields, on Wednesday morn
ing. Path inst, Of Typhoid Pneumonia,
Mrs. SARAH HENDRICKS, wife of
Mr. john B. Hendricks, aged about 81
years.
In Martinsburg, Friday evening, Nov.
10th, JOHN FREDERICK, infant
son of james H. and Mary A. Baker,
aged. i year months and days.
At the residence of Miss r. X. Hun
sicker in this county, on the l4tl inst,
MIR. T. FRANKLIN HARRIS, aged
" years, 8 months and 9 days.
On the I'd of November,at "Guilford,
Clarke county, Va, the residence of her
father, Major Alexander Baker, in the
seth year of her age, Mrs. MARIA L.
LEWIS, wife Of DR.. Thos. Lewis.
In Charlestown, on Saturday morning
November goth, 1875, after lingering
illness, of Consumption, LAURA VlR-
GINA, daughter of Mr.. John Ash
baugh, aged "a years, ii months and 4
days.
Died, at Fairhill, in this County, Oct.
18th, 1875, ELLA RAUP, infant daugh-
ter of Jacob L. and Emma V. Hoffman,
aged s months and 2 days.
Weep not my young and bereaved
friends for the loss of your babe; your
loss is its gain; it was too fraii and ten:
der for this cold world. God wanted
aud took it, to be with the angels in
Heaven, where it will ere long be res
tored to you if you will meet it there.
Christ said suffer the little children to
come with me, and forbid them not, for
of such is the kingdom of Heaven"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27
ntarriages.

Married, on the 10th instant, at Green
wich church, Prince William county,
Va, by Rev. T. B. Balch, d. d., Rev.
ROBERT B. WHITE, d. D., to NAN
ME CONWAY, daughter OF William
Blackwell, Esq.
On the 18th inst at the Parsonage in
Keedysville, by the Rev. w. A. Gring,
DANIEL S. MUMMA to Miss AU-
GUSTA S. ROHRBACK, both of
Sharpsburg, Md.
On the 18th instant, in the Lutheran
Church, Harper's Ferry, by Rev. J. NJ.
Friday, Mr.. G. A. BENTER, Of Wheel
ing, and EMMA L. RAU, Of this coun-
ty.
AT the residence of the brides pa.
rents, on the 10th inst, by the Rev. s.
Workman, Mr.. J. w. GRANTHAM of
this county,t Miss JULIA A. SHRAD-
Err, of Millvale, Pa.
On Nov. 3rd, by Rev. ]. w. Wolfe,
Mr.. JOHN LANE to Miss MARY G.
RISER, all of Berkeley county.
In Philadelphia Nov. 2nd, 1875, by
-, Rev. f. DUVAL and CO.
RHINE, only daughter Of Robert w.
Kearfoot, decd, formerly Of Berkeley
county.
In the Presbyterian church at Berry
Vile, Nov. 4th, by Rev. q. S. Lingam-
! felter, MIR. BENZ. w. VOROUS and
Miss ANN E. THOMPSON, all OF
Clarke county, Va.
In Berryville by Rev. c. S. Lingam
felter on Nov. 18th, Mr. WILLIAM w.
THARP and Miss MARTHA +. BUSH
all of Clarke Co.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

The FRAUDULENT BoUNrY CLAIM
CAsE-Tbe trial of Barney NcQuade as
principal and Martin Smith as accesso-
ry, both Of Allegheny county, Maryland,
on the charge of 3 conspiracy TO de-
fraud the United States by means of
fraudulent bounty claims, was concluded
on Saturday, the jury bringing in a YER
diet Of guilty sitter being out two hours.
Barney MoQusde Disappeared very sud-
denly en- Saturday morning and his bail
was forfeited. He and Smith we're
each under $4,000 bail, Il is supposed
that he is still in Baltimore. lie is also
under lad Tor his appearance ss the JAN
aary term If the Oreait Court tor Ale
ghauy county on the charge Of attempt
ing to assassinate Psymaster Fswcett
and superintendent MuKaaey. OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal, some weeks
ago, while they were travelling on the
canal paying off the hands. Martin
Smith remained in the courtroom until
the jury rendered their verdict He was
much affected when the result was an
nounced, and cried Ikea child. 1t is
in the discretion Of the court whether to
imprison SAITH OF only foe hm, bat the
penalty in McQuades case Is eoufin
ment in the penitentiary for not less
than two nor more than five years.
George Stcinrock, now in the peniten-
tiary, was one of the parties to the eoo-
spiraey, representing ietitions soldier
under The name of Slick.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27
$25O,OOO.

Lowest Gift to Whole Ticket $50.
Lowest gift to Coupon Ticket $40.
Price OF Whole Ticket, $500, consisting
of i've 81 Coupons. Price OF coupon tick
ct, s., which will entitle the holder TO ad-
mission to the Grand Concert and to one
fifth Of whatever gift may be awarded TO
the whole ticket number.
This Is golden opportunity to secure 4
fortune for a small investment.
AGENTS WANTEDi
SPECIAL RATES TO CLUBs.-A club can
be organized i'm every community. Or
ders for tickets filled per Express, G. o.
ID. Circulars giving full description Of
the Enterprise sent free.
No Approximation Gifts-Every Prize
Paid in Full.
OFFICIAL LISTS
Of the Drawing sent 70 every ticket hold
er, 80 although they may be present them
selves at the Grand Concert, yet they can
see what prizes are drawn.
~ SPECIAL TO TICKET BUYERS.
In every case, cash for Tickets should
be sent through the Express Company, or
by a Bank Draft. Cash sent in this way
ut our risk and at our expense. Make all
Express and Bank Drafts payable to the
order Of
A. Il. COLLINS, Sec'y,
Denison, TeT,s.
Nov. 6, 1875. I'm
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NEW GOODS.
E l. X b II A n T. H
AND
KNOXVILLE

uAS just been thoroughly replenished
with new and seasonable goods.
Bought at the very time when prices were
at the bottom, and guarantee prices to
be as cheap a. the cheapest. the goods
must be sold, and great inducements are
offered to cash and prompt; dealers. Ny
stocks are full, embracing almost every
class of goods found in country stores:
Call and see, will mske it pay you. Will
trade for any amount Of merchantabie
corn, at market prices; also all marketing
that can be disposed of. In word Twill
work for - short profits rs any man, or
combination. Thankful for past favOrs,
we hope by offering you good and cheap
goods to merit and receive a continuance
OF the same. Respt.
Us. MELVIN.
Nov. Is, 1875. II
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NOTICE THE DATE !
UNPARALLELED INVESTMENT

UNPARALLELED INVESTMENT!
- "Only Few Days More"
= POSTP EMENT.
Grand CONCERT and Distribution,
Positive NOV. 30, or money refunded.
A FORTUNE FOR 81.
A Legally Authorized Enterprise. The
Texas Giti Concert Association, of Den
;son, Texas, will give a SECOND
GRAND GIFT CONCERT, NOV.
EMBER, 80, 1875.
THE Grand Success Of the First Concert
/ given May 3lst, 1875, assures the sue
cess Of this Second Enterprise. Over
$4,000 worth Of tickets already sold,
leaving but few more remaining to be
sold to guarantee full drawing on this
date.
ORDER YOUR TICKETS AT ONCE so
the numbers may be carefully registered.
First Capital Gift. $50, 5000
Second Capital Gift. $25, 900
Third Capital Gift. ..........SI2,5Oo
Fourth Capital Gift. $4,000
Besides Gifts in proportion amounting
In all to
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27
NOTICE.

As provided BY Chsp. 100, Sec. u, Of the
a Code of West Va, hereby give notice
that ON the LIST day Of November, 1875, I
constituted aud appointed J. r. Chase -
my Agent to transact for me and on my
account the Merchantile business In Shep-
herdstown, county Of Jefferson, ". Va.
E. A. CHASE.
ShepheFdstown, Nov. ~, 1875. 5w
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1875-11-27

AN ABSURD PRorosAL-A story
started about year ago, to the effect
that Director General GoshOrn had
made request for the remains of w ash
ingt0n for exhibition at the Centennial
WA received with mingled disgust and
indignation, and the report was after
wards declared to be unfounded. Some
low legged jaekall revives the unpleas-
ant subject in the Pailadeiphis Press,
and sobeHy suggests thsi the remains of
both Washington and Lincoln be
brought to the Centennial, and that a
fee should be charged for viewing them,
the proceeds to be devoted TO compile
ting the w ashlngtoaMOnument What
great pleasure and Admiration 1t
would b. 10 every one to behold the
real genuine honest face OF the immor-
tai Washington" exclaims this cores
pondeut General Goshorn ought to
secure this fellow for the big show; and
label him ss the greatest fool in Ameri-
ca.-Washingion Star.