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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-03
COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

COMMISSIONER sTEvENsoN's GRAND RETRENCH-
MENT SCHEME AND WHAT CANE OF rT-A
PROPOSED wHoLEsALE DISCHARGE OF EN-
PLoYEs.
the regular fortnightly meeting Of the Commits
sioners OF Emigration was held ct Castle Garden
yesterday afternoon, Commissioners RurlDut
(Prestdent), stevenson. Shack, Maujer, Forrest,
Lynch, Quintxrd and Mayor Wickham being
present.
Commissioner Stevenson offered Q resolution
directing legal proceedings to be taken against
the owners or conslgnees Of vessels 'Tor the sup.
port ana maintenance OF such person or persons
who are IN the state Emigrant Institution ct
Wards Island or other institution In the State for
which chs Commission IL responsible"
The resolution was tabled.
GRAND SCHEME OF INFRINGEMENT.
Commissioner Stevenson stated that hs had
recently looked into the condition Of wards
Island TO note, 30 lar % practicable, what reduce
tons In the iorce there employed could be made
without detrtment to the institution. Many Of the
medical department. recommended that certain
wards he closed and others consolidated. In order
to meet the require me 60 OF economy. Therefore,
&c Sy ana sns 2:
Ann Brennan, Ann Gray and Ann Bauer be dis
charged. on motion OF Commissioner Forrest the
matter was referred TO the Wards Island Com.
mltree to examine ana report.
COMMISSIONER Stevenson, still following the
question oil r.trenchment, informed the Board that
the number oil emigrauts arrived ct Castle Garden
from November 2, 1874, to January % last reached
the Landing bureau, with salaries amounting TO
5000 annually, to DO the work Of the bureau.
This number was suftieiens to land $500 pr 1000
persons daily, and Il being probable that tmmtgra.
lion will decrease rather than increase for some
time to come this force should be reduced. Ae
would, therefore, move that John Coonen eud
john J. Rute be discouraged from that date.
On motion Of Commlssoner xnujer the matter
was referred to the Castls Garden Committee to
Not at ali dlshearrened BY his previous EFFORTS
to thus somnsrlly discharge employees on wards
Island and ct Castle Garden, commissioner
Stevenson returned TO the reduction and dis.
missal scheme with iedoubled vlg0r. ne said that
II the Board would acqulesce there could Vt once
be reduction OF Slo.o7S per annum 10 the ex.
penss OF carrying on matters Ct Ward,a Island and
]. D. KrebDel, superintendent, be reduced from
$1,000 to $500 per annum.
Commissioner Lynch moved reference OF the
matter to the regular committee.
Commissioner stevenson said ne had no OBJ.
lection to such reference, and then moved that
the salaries OF number OF persons now employed
at Wards Island be reduced. and that the Wards
Island Committee examine into and report
thereon.
Commissioner Stevenson then moved the dis.
missal OF number oil other persons now employ cd
on Wards Island.
Commissioner Stevenson also moved that the
services OF sixteen persons employed ct Castle
Garden be at once dispensed with.
With this reduction the amount OF Castle Gar.
den salaries will tnen be:-
Present salaries a. Castle Garden, including
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-16
The Bridgeport Fire.

New YoRE. Dc. 15.-Thc FIRE which
broke out in the Wheeler s. Wilson sew
ing machine cabinet company's shops. at
Bridgeport, about six O'clock last evening
was confined to The buildings in which il,
originated. AT half past eight the fire be
gan to dimiuisl,, and ut nine the walls
fronting on Pembroke street fell, knock
ing d",sn At leaat dozen persons, two Of
whom, boys, were killed, end haK doz
en- seriously injured, some Of when can
Dot survive. ALL O'clock the buildings
were heap Of ruins. The loss Of the
Wheeler j. Wilson company on the build
iuxs and stock IL estimated at $500, OO0, on
which there is an insurance OF $4,000
The loss OF the sewing machine cab,uc,
company will not probably be less than
<10Q.00. Tic buildings are those FORM
er1y occupied .ht wheeler, Wilson s. Co
Tho new buildingHf the company. erect
Cd aboa. seven years ago,; were not burn
"a.
About two hundred skilled mechanics
a.e thrown out Of employment by tn.
con6sgratinn, which is the most serious
that ARs secured in Bridgeport for
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-16
~ Big Thug on Ice.

LOUISVILLE, DC. 14.-Thc grangcys
have set on foot a movement looking to
the erection Of a building in this city by
the order throughout the United States,
70 be used as headquarters of the national
grange At the recent convention Of the
body held in this city the subject of erect
~iag such a building was discussed, but no
official action taken. A step was, howcv.
or, suggested, which WAS as thoughtful as
It Was simple. and !. romises to be effective
Mr.. Kelly, secretary Of the national grange,
proposed that each member of the order
CO '!ritYis ten cents toward the erecti' n
OF sn tdificc. There are over zoe, 900 pat
r"ns in The United States, and the revenue
thus arising amounts to over $4,000. The
grangers are rather enthusiastic over the
prospect, and think there is moo room for
failure, Some time may e!apsc before the
project is carried out. but.:t VIII be done
eventually. The movement has been KEEP,
rather quiet, and now for the first tiae 40.
pears IN print. -
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-16
Edward ). Stokes Punishmen mt.

The way Of the sransgrcssor is hard,
not only to themselves, but to the friends
VII" are attached to thela. AT the time Ut
the homicide Of Fisk. Edward s. Stokes
had AN aged father and two brothers
younger than himself, who devoted them
selves to saving him with the most untir-
ing zeal. One brother died OF consump-
ton, said to have been caused or hasten.
ed BY the intense anxiety which he sui:
tcred on Ned's account; and now it is
stated that his father, who died suddenl,
On Saturday, was b: ought to the grave by
the grief wnich he experienced n, The tail
ure Ut his efforts to get his son pardonel.
Stokes will emerge from pris on u, the ex-
piraliun Ut his sentence to find his home
greatly changed; Il brother VIII" loved
him tendcrly and his father gone and his
wife divorced!
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-16
Heavy Forgcri~s.

CrSc1kxA11, o.. Dec. 14.-Forgeries in
the names Of Arms scd individuals tlans
acting business at the United stock yards
have just come to light, and SOME banks
have been victimizea, but to WHIST extent
l. not known. Unknown parties. obtained
genuine. cheeEs, and so closely isa;tated
,:hc signatures that the only manner in
(Which the firms could tell the not genuine
was by reference to their own books
Two checks ON the Germaz Savings insti-
tuition, apparently draWn by Furst &
Kohn. for 5000, and Israel 4Frown, for
500. have been discovered, and how
many more are out, or what other banks
have suffered, is not known. One arrest
pas made by the p"licr, but after pri
vale examination by the chief OF police
ne suspected person was discharged
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-16
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MINNESOTA NEWS ITEMS.

I =
Twoof the Journals along the line o
the n: P.Erailroad have recently, yielded
up the ghost. = -. = = = =,
r. 8 Munger, it is said, intends build
ing boa, at M"orl,ead this winter fol
the'wheat trape@o the Red River.
While NJ. L Ashley, Of Jackson, was
walking alongside If his wagon, be ACCT
den,ally slipped and fell, the wheel pass
ing over and badly crushing one, foot. , I,
Nicholas Lasota, of Two Rivers, Nor
ris"n county, has been committed t6 Jail
for twenty five days in default ofthe pay
ment OF $40 fine for violently assaulting
with intcn, t" d" great bodily harm, to u
Mrs. Francisco Karns Of that place.
A Duluth school director has in eve 10
business. He has appointed himself
teacher, with salary Of $40 per month ;
fixed the school house At his own dwell
ing and teaches two scholars, his own
children. This is the banner school dis.
trict. ::,'''''
John Hurley. who vas arrested for per
jury At the trial Of the State vs.. Illings-
worth, had his examination before JUS
tlce Nolg"cd, Of Saltwater, and wac held
to bail in the sum Of $500 to- await his
trial At the next term of court. He has
since been released on a writ Of habeus
corpus. go
The Brainard Tribune says the stone in
the Hinekley quarry has proved utterly
v~!ueless and has been abandoned, and it
has ltern decide 10 build the abutments
Of the bridge there Will, stone as tar rs
what stone is there will build II, and com
plete them with wood.
4 second attempt at incendi~rism has
been discovered i'll the the town of 81.
Charles, fortunately in time to proven,
serious disaster In The northern portion
Of the town kindling> saturated with ker-
osene had been placed between some
buildings and then set on fire.
The case Of the Green Bay s Minncso.
Ia Railroad Company against Thomas
Simpson and several other citizens of Wi
mona, Is to be tried before the December
term Of the United States circuit court at
St. Paul, Judge Dillon presiding. The
suit is brought to recover u bonus sub
scribcd on certain conditions by Mr..
Simpson and others to the road in 1873.
The aggregate amount Of the horuses is
some $500 in round numbers:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-16

N1w York. Zee. 14-Professor Wells.
who made speech before bishop Hsven's
ct the now famous Boston preachers meet
iog, and to whom vas Attributed the Ian.
gusge that Grant was the es.ie: Of tins
country, and the people could pot dis
:'ense with his services, writes card 70
.isy and says: ''The truth is I never al
ludcd to general Grant in any way; shape
or manner whatever, and in tie whole
course Of my remarks I had not the most
distant though, or allus!on concerning
.'hat followed. Indeed do not believe
:xing.e iudividua, came there with the
slightest anticipation Of what would b.
sai6d by the bishop. The whole tenor Of
ny spcet,;s. i.sao: beginning to end, was
eeas,re st eccirs;as'ic interference With
civil government in Europe, and as such
The logical sequence aouid scarcely be the
tu.ermeddliag OF the Methodist church
with national politics. - ~: :
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-16
The State Census.

The secretary Of state has finally suka'
med up the result Of the state CENSUS, ey-
cry county having been heard trn III, hnd
the statistics being nearly complete.
Though sumo few corrections Of a. minor
character will be necessary before the ta-
bles are ready tor publication, the devia-
ton from the totals as they appear below
will be very tritling. The results by
counties and towns were published in the
Ponce. Press some weeks ago, and no
material change is 10 BIZ noted In them,
RAMSEY and one or two other counties
being the only ones whose census reports
we're hot then inclndcd. Since the latter
counties have made Their returns, the ag.
gregate population CAN be made up as re.
quircd bylaw, and tho totals arc as fol-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-16
The Wicked Boss Tweed.

1t is not certain, sitter all, that the Boss
didn't run away with another m8h's wife
Among other homes searched last night
says tue New York correspondent: OF TIC
Chicag" Tribune, "was a palatial resi-
dence On Fifth avenue, whiclI,a few year:
ago, Tweed presented To a very handsome
lady, with whom he is alleged to have
been greatly enalnourcd. of Course she
WAS not found there, and it is rum"reC
to night that the la,ly, too, is missing
Sine had great influence over him, and
those familiar with both say thai Tweed
w"uld never have left the city us long a.
she stayed in it,
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-16
Harper's Weekly.
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ten c'ir"b"raiive arguments Of no small
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Special Notice.

To all whom it may CONCERN: Between Juas
first and July tbi1tieth, 1874, gave two notes
for about Eight Dollars each, to Whitman l.
Brown, Of Spring Valley, Fillmore County.
for . pump which they put into my we'll
Said pump vas warranted to be good, Ia, has
proved worthless for tho purpose for which it
was intendeas and. :aave 50 notified the said
Whitman & Brown, and this notice is to warn
altl'erson< wbomsoever against negotistipg
or purchasing said notes, as do not intend
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Racine, Mover Co., Oct. IL. 1879. 1874
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-16
"lr:zs .A.L7E."

Mr.. Ho,chkiss some time ago told
succession Of falsehoods about
us, ana We promptly de-
nounceti him for the v,llainy Of his acts,
aad challenged him to publish anything
that we ever sailto h ila which lie claims
10 have been slandcr6us Of any one, or
untrue. This he avoids doing, but still
continucsh;s Galsei,oods. We now no.
tice him only 70 say that many of the
best newspapers OF The Sta,e-m
prominent press correspondents and pri'
vate citizens almost without number,
unite in proclafming him to lie a COM
mon liar, both through his paper and by
the word If mouth, and We unhesilnting'
:ly :concede that they speak the truth con-
corning him. 1t is not therefore iucum-
bent upon US to take any notice OF what
he says. 4 man who habitually disr,.
CARDS the ::ath, is entitled to no consid-
e.a,!on-not even to common courtesy.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-16
Half q Million.

BRIDGEPoRT. Conn. Dec. 14-The cnbi-
net shops of the Wheeler g. Wilson sewing
machine company were destroyed by tise
tonight The fire department was nearly
powerless ON account Of the insufficient
supply Of water. Loss half million; ill.,
sured for 100000.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-16
4.ILW AL ME DIVISION
MCSCATIAE DIVISION,

Palace sleeping Gals, owned and operated
by this llnc, accomp"n; all night trains.
CO.. NLt1ltNs AK AS fuLiOWS:
At Burlington, with chicago Burlington J.
Quincy h. H. Tor chicago, PEORIA: Cincinnati
keuKuk, quincy ST. Louis. West t. Of.
tumwa anu all tvlnls III Kansas anu Nebras-
ka, anu with Burlington S-uih Western
KY to! Faiming'"n, niOomh. Id, anu all
points IL Missouri and Kansas.
| At columbus Junction. with Chicago 4
South " .s.eIn Railroad Tor Washington and
Lea, enwurth.
a, est L,p,rty, with Chicago Rock Is
land 4 Pacific kall1vAu. Tor IOWA City, Des-
Nome and DcavchpUrt
1T Ccu:.r kayids with Milwaukee Division
Of Is. Z. Il, s ~. 'Or Independence. J" est
Uhlun, Postvllie and Met regur, with Chicago
Il North Western halfway tor Umahs, COuh-
cal Btuiis and Chicago, anu with dubuque
SuushH es,ern runway tor Dubuque.
~ NI,nu.s, with Muscatlns Div: b.. c. h.
i NJ. lar MuSc2;lle.
( AT Waterloo aud Cedar Falls with Illinois
Central kaliroad ior Independence, dubuque
Fort Dodge AMI Sioux City.
IL. Nora junction with Milwaukee J. St.
Pau, Railway, lor Mason Cit, and Charles
CITY.
A, Austin, With Milwaukee, 4 81. Paul
halfway, tor ali piuts in M,nnes ota.e j!
Al 81. iauI, Tor All points UnA Northern Pa
cihc Railway; the g,est Lake Superior re-
glun ans All points North ant Northwest.
EFF. NlNsLtN, oenl Manager.
CO.. ~ Is, t,eh'i Pass. l. 1lckc, Agent,
Cedar tarlus, lvws
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-12-16

General BAbcock, President Grants
private secretary, has been Indicted by
the grand jury Of the U. ), Court, sitting
at St. Louis, No., for completely in the
crooked whisky frauds. lie AYERS his in
nocense and claims " be able to estab-
ii sh il
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Marthal's Notice Of Sale.
United States Of America internal Revenue
District Of Minnesota. sale.

~
BY virtue VI IN order Of sale made by A. c.
Saith, Esq, Collector Of Internal Revenue
~ the Unncd States for the lst col lection
district Of NJ i, ntso,a. on tho 9th day Ut De-
cember. 1879, to lie directed and delivered l
VIII sell ~ Public Auction, to tho highes,
bidder, for casb. "n i runesda9, the 2yth day
OF Deteu.oe', 1875, 1t 10 u'c'ork u. ln., Ut lear
Of Mover County Bank building, in III.
Town VI Ausiin, ~ s4id district, tbs fviivr-
ing described properly tv-wlt:
Is gallons N honEAh.l~ Kye Whisky.
"a - cd Crox. :: -"
Il Cognac Brandy.
AZ" Peach Brandy.
49, Old Crow.
464 Blackberry bsandy.
4l4 Holland Gin.
~ Alcohul.
4 Cugnac brandy.
~ kvMMel.
~ Alcohol. x....o..-..
Az" Bitters.
~ K.mms,. '"E
~ Cherry Brandy.
II Cherry Brandy.
104 Oronge Whisky.
~ t. Cognac Brandy.
81 Giojn Hrsudy. ,sL
Is " Jamaica Ram.
43!" StSr Whisky.
Az " Star WHISKY.
II SiAr Whisky.
Is Blackberry Brandy.
A. .' ~~~" ~'e-~~- ~s'~'
s8 Bitters.
Al Ohio Whisky. :,
43 ' Orange Whitky.
434 " Nltters.
Which said ist.ps.ty was siezed by said u. s.
| Collector ior n.ylv!at.on Vi the Internal R.A.
cpuc Laws etsiori.i'el the United States.
Dccvmsesl1s th, 1875. .:
! :, -. y, : <: e.. n. McLAREN,
...,.,, y. s., AaE.haI.,
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