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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-05
IDRERTLSfNG SG4LE.

A review, abstract and digest
Of all the land titles in Douglas
County, has just been completed by
Thomas Clark, attorney at law, and
he offers the same for the informa-
ton of his clients, together with his
general knowledge derived from his
notes of observation while engaged
IN geological and other investiga-
tions, during the last twenty-five
years teb2ltf
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-05

Judge G. r. Brown, of KaIa-
mazo Michig the author of
"Government Of Michigan" "Gov-
ernment OF Onio," etc, is now hav-
ing engraved very interesting map
OF the Old Northwest Territory,
showing the locations of the old
forts, trading-points, missions, and
other points Of historic interest, Civ
ing dates and other particulars con
cerning their establishment. This
map will be furnished, by address
ing the publisher, for ffty cents.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-05

THE following lines, after Jht
fashion Of LongtelIow' ''IIiawatha,
are worthy Of a place IN our columns
Their authorship is unknown. W.
hope our readers Will rot be to,
highly wrought up by this effusion
although We commend it to a few
Of them as worthy Of careful pc
ruSal:
Should you ask US why chis dunuing,
Why these sad complaints and murmers-
Murmers loud about deinquents
Who have read the paper weekly,
Read what they have never paid for,
Read with pleasure and with profit,
Read Of church affairs aud prospects,
Read the news both home and foreign,
Read the ESSAYS and the poems,
Full OF wisdom and instruction;
Read the table Of the markets,
Carefully corrected weekly
Should YOU ask ms why this dunning.
We should answer, we should tell YOU:
From the kind Old paper maker,
From the landlord, from the carrier,
From the man who makes the letters
With stamp from Uncle Samuel;
Uncle sam the rOwdes call hm;
From them all there comes a message
Message kind but firmly spoken
'Please to pay Us what you owe US"
Sad it is to hear such message,
When our funds are all exhausted,
When the last bank note has left us,
When the gold coin all has vanished,
Gone to pay the pa1ermaker
Gone to pay the toiIing printer,
Gone to pay the landlord tribute,
Gone to pay the faithful mailer,
Gone to pay old Uncle Samuel,
Uncle Sam the rowdies call him,
Sad it is to turn our ledger.
Turn the leaves OF our old ledger
Turn and see what sums are "a US,
Due for years Of pleasant reading,
Due despite our patient waiting,
Due despite our seldom dunung,
Due in sums from two to twenty
Would YOU lift burden from US?
ould YOU drive Il spectre from US?
Would you taste pleasant slumbcr?
W ouid you have quiet conscience?
Would you read paper PAID FuR?
Send Us payment-send u payment,
Send Us paymeut-send US payment,
Send the payment that YOU owe Us!
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-05

-Lieutenant-Grnerai Phil. Shcri-
dan is to be married to Mass Rucker.
some time during the f It week in
January. President and Mrs. Grant
are expected TO be present at the
ceremony.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-05

REPORTS from the far west. state
that a bug has appeared which is
buslly devourlng the gras>hoppers.
May the bugs tribe increase.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-05
Duluth Items.

apppilttu ot Juu4p SteaFnS. as In
spector Of Oils for Illuminating pur-
poses, for Duluth, under the law of
last winter.
NJ ior O'Brine has commenced
the construction of a new livery
stable OF Superior street, corner Of
2d Av. West 1t will be large
and attractive structure.
Pain r Bros. Gifted" their
pound nets Thursday and took out
over 1900 pounds OF lake trout,
-iskiwIt, aud other fish, which is
considered a good haul' for this
season of the year.
1t may be Of interest to our
people TO say that a Mr. John O..
Williams is the man who writes
such fiorid articles from the June
ton to the Pioneer-Press. lie is
an attache Of Paine's mill.
"A decree Of divorce was issued
on Wednesday, by Judge Slearns,
to Mrs. Maggie McCrea, OF the \.
p. Junction, trom Alex. McCrea, on
the ground Of cruel and iubuman
treatment. McCrea made no an
,Wer.
w. G. Eyster returned from
Pennsylvania on Thursday morning,
and is once more al his post in the
Drag Store. Our ciuzens will be
glad 70 know that he has given up
his previously expressed determina-
tion to remove from among us.
Geo. Laughtenschlager, the
builder, went down TO Prince Ar
thurs Landing, on the fist trip Of
the Manlslee, and came back on the
Manitoba. He has leased lot
down there, and will at once erect
thereon ! branch OF his Duluth Sash,
Door and Blind Factory, and 90 in
to the building business generally
The rock in the outer crib OF
the South pier Of the canal, on which
the Duluth Lighthouse stands, has
settled 50 as TO endanger the Light
house. Light-keeper Jefferson has
made a representation Of the facts
to Gen. w eitzer, Engineer Of this
Lighthouse District, and the pros
poets are that somebody will have
Il three or four hund4ed dollar Job
to repair it.
The "foating i,Iand," which
was sailing around the Lake so ma
.jesticaIiy two weeks since, and which
went ashore on Minnesota Point,
near tbe canal, has entirely djsap-
peared, and lhe flags which were
50 patriolically nailed to those ten
inch trees by the jocular auburn
representative Of the Duluth Custom
House, now form headlights for
juvenile professions below the
canal.
From The Tribune.
We hear that Mrs Bradley has
sold out her Millinery store to Mrs.
McDougall.
woodbridge e Forbes have
removed from their old stand to the
store lately occupied by ). 5. Trum-
bull.
Archie McLaren caught stur-
geon III the lake, the other day,
about five feet long, and weighing
l35 pounds
w hear that Hattie Russell, in
the .onrsa of f,,r ,.aaI-, u.,u -,
unop ouite an extap.Iad vi.it 70 raj.
a1ives il Ohm
w
D'Unger has about abandoned the
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-05

There isn't mule in Osceola town,
There isn't a merchant, barber or clown,
There isn't lumberman in the street,
There isn't man or woman YOU meet,
There isn't person or unit of either sex,
That does not prefer St. Croix mineral
water to any other drink.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-05
LOGS AND TIMBER.
We have extensive f1cilities at cur
Mill on Conn ar's Point

For the manufacture of lumber and timber of
all kinds, and always keep on hand full sup
ply, both green and seasoned, so that we are
enabled to fill all orders at very short notice
and low rates.
Our location en- Corners Point, with our
dock on the steamboat channel, gives us su~
perior conyenIences for filing orders from
Duluth or points along the river or along the
line Of the Northern Pacific.
We pay particular attention to saving
timners for houses, docks, bridges, &c.
aPrl5,u
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1875-06-05

And this is the way The Polk
County Press puts it in regard to
the water of the mineral springs at
Osceola:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01

WsPTessnl ths iSIELEIgENcEE 10 oGr
readers this morning in an entire Asv
drt hfilsTlbs lhsi HeE Years daE : I
goSd fnt,oels, a. - pA EIfHspi u
have EoFn % lOAg, and don . suit irs.h
from the nint Of the type foundry. In
thus presenting ouTSelTs, to our friend,
10 ouI nv dEssl us haI0 10 Spacial ~
marks to make touching the paat, Prs.sRi
Of future Oi the paper We are aware
thhl an occasion Of the kind IL generally
made The <Et ioF many ssli-gralulstoFy
reflections IAd promise, bat, gsRsTAlly
speaking, W have ROlinSd thai paPsI
that aim to give ssIiIiEetioh the year
round, and make one dIy's b.sus ~ good
q Hnolhsr, are not PrOns to Thise The
sEPStuloh, 81 ihsig,f'ldssstos y . point
not likely TO b realized. We therefore
simply rsisr 70 our hsU drsss - lH event
lbathsPPen, every nov and then IN this
once, Gs a matter d eouE.s, and not a
apmsthihg indicative Of any sItraor-
dlnIry SucesAa in the past or sTIraVHgAnt
sEPsctPbOp' in iho iulgs. We 'hhll
cbullnns to do the bsst We cHn to make
lbs psPer : welcome visitor to every one
Ol IL patrons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01
Tbe Datien Etpedliion,

NEW YoRK, December 3l.-The Off.
GERS Of the United States Datien Survey.
Ing Expedition arrived In this city yes.
lerday, and Immediately proceeded TO
complete the preparations necessary ior
lhe expedition. The party cohsiita Of
Lieutenant Fred. X. Collins command.
Ing, Lieutenant james q. Eaton, LETT
tenant I. 7, Sullivan, Lieutenant 8, c.
Paihc, Ensigd /. SeAbug, and Assistant
Surgeon Moraeet. Two other officers
we're Yesterday transferred 10 Commo-
dofe Dells party. They Leave on Saturday
In tho Acapulco, iof AspinWAll, where
they joih the United States steamer CO.
handaisua, which will convoy the party
to the Guli Of utaba and up the Attato
tiver to NApipi. The CananjaiguA will
also furnish such men add material a
may BE required ior the prosecution Of
the survey. The party will return in
Nae
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01
PACIFIC aInil 1nrestIrntion.

NJ II
NEW YORK, Decenl0er ol.Ilh ..,..- Ine ~
flhe Mall lhVeGhsauop WI moI"Iuh
kutuA Haich proaaseu nuiloer pteis oi ,tsi IetI
lefa i9nnd on the Iles Of w ty EAyihS ~ MiIf
Company em6iAcinB tHq iroln lrhll,, y !
aatedal W%9,nsah 5na y, guLs,su 'o.sS ",
treasurer oi racine .iL MAJ. SoT nI PsanH , tev'
ncknow,suslng the aeTsu ysoi, RatInt. % Vics
President, q Irwin In San =, Ftanei:eo, H. y, de-.
etflng TWINS presesihr,e y, ~ Wv io'n ~. W
give the company Ali Ihg lh,SrIon VTuihin"a ~ :.
hible n. TO what ne 1lu ,i ~ m"S'T" ~ ! in,,s. w
9olaln lhs lhGIeassu ,I,,, I6,s 6th is,Si,, LII
ua!ea Wu94lu u94lus.oppi' ~, ~ 10 Il. .ii. ~ W.
nrlleG as jTlloLM T.ii 10 ~ nerIO" ~ ~. IN
ffesinert-IIiY GoilSs sT...S I..S y. = ogii u
ha s'Ionssih1, 9si,, iI,vs W. y, HiOS M 10
PstIn !" lIeIsh' sieI fu.asn.n,i"p y" ~ % ~ NJ ~
nenry J.yo41et, ~ ii. ~ MI w, 80
hA!sh htaWI .nn1 ',,n W. ,,ijnn." y, ',,0 NJ w,
nlail9h " HIVuty" ~" ,n:,tS,J V ,ha, % IT, ,SS %
Coulu lutnIni '...Ss,. nv Ss'. E - ,L"s
examination ot Ine I vuln IaII OVoa ~. t III
one hunureu 'houI5u vL aoi..', ~ ,.oh NY ~ % ~
Deeh enaIseu W ~ , ~" 49, ,b.n Nj
Two new steamers on tue DOCKS 'hA" nau
Deen pau 70 MN. iii. .,.I
H. H. Baxter ,Li W. s"o' .", anu ns s'A,tu 4, ~
that ne was tIeeteu I,reI'o' ~ Nv tn .ne
iall OF lo'I ana tts NV III 'iy su',u.. lIl .n.L
Oi lsI2i he Ihoush! 'nII etoSl"eli Sl' lI Was .Ls
pPeculAting latgely ,h Ine a'oSAn ,..,is ~ .ns
company ne IhIIsnt W "ai. u.uy. III ulsys r. ,t
We're ALSO ne h'l'AeIl 'peeui"'Su !" 'ns
'toeEs Okla. 4 pi-.l u
JOm blhgie, bot w sILm " NY. y
blhotet Was shoNn onycA \, ~ .ne IiIo. ptYoa
lyn Trust COMPANY on Ine mIlne Nm 40 NIIgH tsg5
81 Bank ior S5O,VVV, ua'eu mly oV' i9ds' tV,.
and given to John : oehumaIet VIZ
nes said the cheek WAS endorfeu 1i "
Schumaket and himsei lhls eheet came
u letter dated May IN lsl2 Y NJ htm l
the lettet Waattghed WthhHk kicEhoieirH
hame; the latter was . member oi the
hrm Of RiggS \ Elliote. Kecesa.
Frederick knoWland, agent ior ihe
Union and central faeine RAILROAD,
testified that his company had some ar
fangement with the Pacihc NAL Comi
pany BY which theit rates could be su''
lalned.
Mt Below iT place OF tne freSiasn, 'iSs ~
oi the Pacific Mail Company teatneu
that he never reported to the Executive
Committee when the checks for sib0,OOO
we're given 70 irwin BY stUekWell 70 pro
ture a subsidy. He did not know why the
annual report did not show that 100000
TOO much had been paid ior the building
d eaeh q the ship Tekia and OtI n
Peking; thought TIE Annual report would.
mislead any person not acquainted with
lhe secrets Of the company. Knew that
the entry Of $3.50 600 ehalsed to Hatroh
and Myer In the books oil the Company
vas false. but DID not know U 9! the time;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01
weather Repost.
WAh DEPARTMENT, /
y C,n.a ,,l,,s.., o. rFE z { CaiI, siSsiL (, ly'Tih,

WAA DEPARTMENT, D
UTTicE % r1E CHfHg sI0NtL 51I6GA,
WAsHiSoToSi D. T., Dec. sl.--sJQP, n.
RRoRlmLfftEs
For the Tennessee and Ohio Valley,
partly cloudy VeatbSt, eas,efly and south.
srly winds sl6kIt fillng tempe fuiurs add
falling barometer
For the Upper Lake region and north.
West, ineteatfng elohdlneis and fising TEN.
peratufe With southeast to southwest
Winds, falling barometer and possibly
light snow in Missouri And upper MitSii.
dppi Valley,
For the Middle States and Lower Lake
region, clear or fair Weather, q slight rise
In lenpefature, variable winds shifting
70 tosoutleTly OF westerly and very high but
slowly falling barometer during Friday.
The lower Ohio and lower MiAisippi
iivtrs will rise during Friday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New Yorit sTone, ana sloeLs,

NEW YoRK, December 3i.-JioSEY-
Suddenly became active this afternoon, and
call loans advanced TO I per cent. At the
close bfokers' balances were loaned Al 6at
per cent prime ntfehnlils paper at 7a7h
per cent.
sTERLiS0 EKCHAS0E-Flrm at &l.s5ki
h4.S6 fof sixty days and SIgO for sight.
GotD-Firm; opening at ii2 and closing
At ii75I, with sales Ia interim d iiiH
Loans were made free Of interest and ia1
per cent iof carrying Trtatuty diibuBa-
ments siAf6sOO. CisaribE S52,OOQ 900.
Customs receipts $4,000. Imports Of dJ
goodSiof the week ending to-day Il, "a, ,e97.
(iOyRRSuEyTs-IJult
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01

BALtiNoRE, December d. Flour steady
end UNCHANGED, Wheat armi No I amber
u %; No, 9ti %, No. red 81 "a, Corn
tetlyei mixed western sJc Oats quiet;
white Western &c; mixed BSa6te. Rye IN.
changed. Hay unchanged Provisions
quiet. Pork dull d $50 co. Bacon dull;
ihouldsn 0Sta9hei clear rib liNal2c.
Hams unchanged. Lard unchanged WSs.
lsrn Butter very dull and full supply.
Petroleum qulei and unchanged. Coffee
strong and unchanged. Whisky nominal
ni ~ mai Oi.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01
Now York

Egw YORE, December 81 Cotton qulsi
a. illftltke. Flour quiet SupeThne west.
EN- and State 81 0Oal 60. common To good
81 7Sa5 70; good 10 choice s. OOa5 w.
white wheat extra IS OOa6 10. extra Ohio
n 75aG 90 st. Louis, % O1a8 W. Rye
Flnur.and Com Meal quiet. Wheat quiet;
No. spring 81 9Oal 20 No. 2 MllWlukVo
u l5al 10; white western 81 SOal 5G Hyb
qulel At VAap0c. barley mad Malt quiPi.
Com Irregular old mlIsl western sgas9s.
nsW high mixed aud yellow spa90c Oats
dplet mixed western 60Ailc, white 70A72c.
lIay hrm at 500 0Oa70 ~ llOpA quiet
Coffee very quiet Al i1NA20li, Sugar high.
Or NJ shAShc. MolaSsel, New Orleans
quIet Rice quiet Whisky lover At 9ac
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01


SslOek. ne teagprSS 5srS Western Uli0a.
Rds. wShAah, Northwestern, Lake SheFv
Unioa Rseife and Pasiks Nail ne cause
q he grsai uHexsIPsete1 sstHty and
Strsngth u The nATkst va The Cayeling q
tASFt eoAtracla, holders u SleekA IAkiRg
saVaniaSs Oi he anxiety q the bsan "
Oannsner The psv rear Uith . slssR ,AssI
Late In he AiteTp00h there Waa q reaction
tFDu The highest points, Wabash being
golk Asl falling "a 4 per cent TSSSEd
he close he market ual kIm Ani Pisa
VsIs vel sustained, S. Paul sOmROH 'sll'
Ing a. NNaSsc, AmOpg the iuysSlmsnl
thirrl lllihoil CshtTul Toss from l0Oi 10
lOa SRhl lOu Oi paiisd Slater hptuA
old a. ShASA TIE failure Of wm Oak,
10y 4 Co, POIk packers, vas announced
Iha afternoon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01
IHlnara

CHICAGO, December 81 --Hoar dull but
unchanged, Wheat dull; No, 2 JpElng W ~
oalh or seller January plko seller DOcrm'
btT No, Sthc: rejected iSc. Corn quiet
and unchanged. 0uls dull and prices lower;
No. 2, 5?ha52k raah OF seller January, re.
Jsctsd 4sc, Rye aud barley quiet aad un,
changed. Seedl unchanged. DfptAed Hogs
hTu q 7hAsSte. Pork dull and unsettled,
ils ~ toT spot; SIS sly seller February.
Lard steady with 4 moderate demand AZ
SlS Gals 10 Tor spot tla W seller febTu,
aTy, bulk Meats, demand good At full
prices aud unchanged. WhlIky dull II P6c
On open Board hii afternoon Gtaln VkS
qultI uhd unchanged In every respect. RJTk
quit aud steady sold al tlS - TOT FebFu
GTy There viii be no session Of the BOhri
Of Trade tomorrow
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01
COLUMBUS.
In Relatlon 10 Gas.

CoLUMBus, December 81. = In tht
Benate to-day bill was introduced for
bidding city councils to ft the price o.
gas for 4 longer period than two years
add btovide lhh ihlcAs ell6ef ithe ~
cSmbAhi q edhs1uiefsbC Cll61e De pie,
fixed Unjust they may apply to the com
mon pleas court for Q revision oi such
hclion. In case the consumers apply fol
such revision their complaint ihall tend
TO the prices charged for gas In the past a
we'll AZ the prices charged OF lie time the
complaints made. The burden Of proof
Il put upon ga companies TO show that
their ptfcea lited are not Unreasonable.
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Cincinnati,

cINCiSNATi, December 81, Wheat dull
D 03al 10. Corn dull, 6Sn70c. Oats steady,
6Oa02. Rye steady, q 0sai 10. Bah6J
lHlei and unchanged. LlnEsed oil easier,
s0c. Lard Oil u 07ll 10 Butter, EEEIl and
Cheese hFm aud unchanged. Pork steady
and In moderate demand, $40. Lard, de.
lnahd ialr and prices AdtAneVd; steam i5Nc,
kettle i4c. liulk Meats 61n, 6ka7a9HG
e5aiOaloLSe. Rseon arm and unchanged.
Green Meats, little doing. Whisky, De.
mahd fair aud market Arm, 06c.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01
ne,Tahor's New Years reception

NEW YoRK, December 3i.-A Paris
special says the Journal of FiSout an.
iiounces that at the receptlon on New
Sear'a day by President McMatnn Ne win
Be attended BY the Mar4hAlsand Generals
on duty, and also by NJ. Guibeft, Arch.
bishopo Of Paris, who will stand beside the
President. This iEtht'hrSi time since the
teiVn Of Charles \. that the PrelaIe Of
Paris has been 40 placed, and the fact Of
Inc leader Of the French Ultramonlanes
holdha this post Of honor causes great
sensation. Marshal McMahon thus In.
hicls Indirectly q slight on the ptetoga-
tive Of the National Assembly, although
he may possibly have never INTENDED 10
doao. EtiNtHtFs lbtf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01
GERMANY.

BERlfN, December Sl.-ThS circular
note Of Prince Bismarck Of Nay i4th,
1872, read In the IScret session q Won
Arnims tfial, btAtes that new Pope, II
Dot recognized BY q majority Of the Eu.
fopean soyefeiSns, would cease 10 Be q
Pope, bui Eohld stand In the same posi.
ton a. a Bishop appointed without the
consent or approval Of bis Government
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01
Wih MURDER,

CHtrAuo, December 81 i.-Laie last night
MFs. Nolan, living at 90 Main sireet VA
found dead In her bed with knife wound
In her left side, sufficient to have produced
death, and slight cut on the left arm
Her two little children were In the house
but are too young to gin any account O
lheir mother deall! fer hdsbAha VA
absent, but vas found about 3 2o'clock thl,
6iofning and arrested lie says bic wife
died about 3 O'Clock; that he went for help
and Afterwards got drunk and failed TO re-
turn. He eproiessea to know nothing about
Ne wiies wounds.
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Nov YnrIl nr, IInn,in.

NEw YoRE, December SO.-Ths market
was quiet to-day III all departments. The
market for cotton foods vas qulei At un.
chang d prices DGnnlmI IN bSittrrequesi.
Cotton hannelI In steady but limited de-
inand by country jobbeI. Prints guiVi, o..
eSpt ohihlLsS and shifllngg WoOlen goods
moving slowly. Black alpaeas and pure
tnohaiFS In steady demand by jobbsfi. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01

TnE FRASELN TTPE FOUNDRY At ClS.
cINSAri.-The new dress in which the In.
rELLtoESoER makes ils boNto the public
,hi,l+,th5rulAs d lht NtwYsli,b > irOuI
,be e,RbiAhhlaf d Mt'sn ALLroN,
sxtrH a JoHSsoS, PrOptietOrs Of the
Franklin Tyre Foundry at Cincinnati
The excellence Of their Workmanship
speak, for it,tlfih the clean, Clear cut In
precision which the paper presents thi'
morning.
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NEW YORK.
Goid Award.

NEW YoAK, December si.-A half q
million oigold was awarded at ll2,l4 and
and il2.l5.
sPEoiEsHiPNEN1s
The specie shipments to-day we're sl,.
100000, Of whichSi,o4i, 900 was gold coin.
LEFT ron NEW RAVEN.
King Kalakua and suite LEFT for, New
Haven thi'morniAgs J 1ui1-iti T
EXoSERATED.
DR.. Charles Demoot, arrested On SUI.
picion Of having caused the death Of &
childoi Kate Elsell Been, has been s1hon.
GRATED by the eoroner's jury.
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BITglggFa4PR
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
10 THE DAILY BrELLIGESCER
WASHINGTON.


WASHIyep1ag DpcFmhoI Sly-Thi By.
read q 18hm Aaiia Ia itua1 ! eir,
cplIE lstiSF To the SupsFihisndeuts and
AgSRts Of the Indian Department, in,
slFueting than 10 notify The several band,
o. lFibs oi lndiARs undsF their supsFVis.
ion that they must conhRe ihemselVe.
wholly within the Limits Of their respect
i've reservations, Ind tha, under no pre-
ISIt mus, they leave without . special
permit in writing from the Agent OF
Superintendent, aud that no permit will
y granted By the Agent o. SupsEiHlehd-
ant, eIcan it sllAu b made . appear "
hls ratisiiclibn iha, IL iishahce win in.
sure 70 b . benefit TO the APPELLANT, aud
will II no eVeut Be likely TO prove disAd.
Vantagous to the department Of the Indian
Service. Wbensyer Il shall BE- deemed TO
b necessary OF judiei6ua to grant per
nit, immediate application should Be
made before il Issuance, 10 the com
handing officer Of the nearest military
force, who will furnish 4 sufficient guard
10 accompany and remain with the In.
dianH a. long ~ they remain within the
white settlement, aud who require their
passage through sueh settlements TO b
a. e1pe1iliop ~ possible, Hhe lndlahs
are b ~ gtrb6d 1hAt without : NTitien
permit and military guard OF escort that
lhey are liable 10 be looked upon and
treated A. hostile bands.
INTERNAL REVENUE RIrEIPps a
Receipts from the Internal revenue 70.
day 1851 800; receipts for the month end.
Ink to-day Ss,9s4, $50; for the hscal year
70 date S53,273, $50, Am0unl OF National
bank notes received Tor redemption To.
day S6s7, 40; total receipts lorsiE month,
ending tp-dby $500, ,3OO,O77. Custom.
receipts Tor The week ending December
Goth NeI York 81 ,Osl POS, Boston Sl6J-
900; Philadslphia Ssi,9S2i Baltimore
SsT,ll7;NsW Orleans for the week ending
December 18th 81 ,05O, ,569 Han Francisco
Tor the week ending December 10Th L..
ion 1GO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01
PhIiadeInI,ia.

PHILADELPHIA, December Si,-fieur
quiet AAd hisOdyi IupeIhhe IS 76h4 TO-
Wheat very dull red 81 7Oal 20; white
30ai 40. Corn weak; yellow sla93c;
hl1Sd western S2IIasle. Oats decllhiBg;
white 6iJfA95e; mixed B5aGlc. Pork t2Da
20 %. Petroleum unchanged. Cl0Vet Seed
quiet, 9Ai0e. Whisky quiet, 81 %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-01

ToLEDO, Dsrpnbsf3i -Fiour steady aid
10 nlDderltS demand. Wheat dull; No
white Wabash 81 l4Jfe; amber ei1g No. /
red St 10; No. 2, ti O9. Corn, demand fair
and market arm; high mlxetl, cash and
eeller January, lie; seller February 72r;
low mixed e0Hsi no grade o0e. OaiI dull
aud nominal. .H