davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24
IT is pretty plainly lntinated that

IT is pretty plainly lntimated that
the Foster-B,aine letter, which has
produced such an excitement i'll poiiti-
cal Circles, and is thought to hav
greatly damaged Grants third term
pro poets, found lis way into the col
umns of the Name Democratic papers
by the connivaEce of Ir. Blaine. This
suspicion on the part Of the third
termers is strengthened by the fact
that Blaine Is inclined to have very
little to say on the subject. He has
stated that he does not know how the
letter came to be published, but he
does not deny that he received it.
The New York Times significantly
suggests that ''it M ght have been Gc-
cselcs,t0Hy lost from tie numerous I, t,
tets received by Mr. Btaiue.' How
ever that may be. Mr.. Bmine i, evil
IDENTIFY of the opinion that sit is AN i'll
wind that blows nobody good"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24
THE ORLEANS gsxNA>CE II EDI
FIVOUS.

A Paris dispatch, dated Decem Der
IL, says: "rhera is a rumor that the
Duo D'Aumale, the fourth son OF
Louis Philippe, and whose wife, the
daughter of leopold, of Saierno, died
in 1869, is to marry again, and this
time no less a pereonago than the
Princess Thyra, the daughter OF the
kiEg of Denmark, the sister OF the
Princess OF Wales, and the wife of the
coming Gar. This rumor naturally
creates a good deal of political as we'll
a5 social comment. for in case a mar
riage is consummsted, it is believed
that it will augur Russian support OF
Orleanism, and an alliance in the
future of the coming Gar with France
against Germany"
Such little on die and brief para
graphs relating to The social relations
and alliances of the crowned beads OF
Europe, are read with passing inter
est only, and yet they may be fraughf
with peril aud war and revc' ation to
millions.
Think of France and the Gar mar
she ling their forces to attack Germany
merely on accrunt of the marriage Of
tie young people, or another French
revolution in favor of the son of a
Nonarch who was deposed, and fed
inploriously from his royal domi mons!
s'BehoId. what great matter little
fire may kin1le T.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24
Total
To these NAV be added q

To these may be added as ressons-
bly, certain /: Missouri. 20; West
Virginia 10; Iowa, %; Kansas, 10
in all of which irantism has a strong
hold on the party. This would sweIl
his support 70 25S votes, out of the
368 necessary to choice. New York
and Pennsylvania, or any four of the
remoining large States, would secure
his renomination, and when the potent
influence of fifty thousand Office hol-
ders, working for their bread ard but
ter, is cast into the scale, it muat be
evident that the odds are greatly III
his favor. AS the outlook is now
vie we'd, the Republican party is hope
lessly saddled with Graut. The oDiy
chsnce of b. ating him Will be by tho
union Of all the opposing factions or
single candidate, an altogether i'm
probab e turn in events with the head
strong ambitious of the Mortons and
Blsines and Conkling pre- ssing them
forward for the glittering prize. Un-
less all signs fail, therefore. the Cen
teun1al year will witn-ss q mighty
moral contest, and conspicuous i'll the
fore3round the sublime spectacle to
quote from that truly loyal organ. the
Philadelphia Press, President Grant
with drawn sword and open Consti
tuition il front Of the school-house."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24
Southern illustrated
Age ! .9.ss..
RALEIGH, N. o.

TIE ONLY ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY
Y N the south. Eight pages. Forty q
Jmns. OF tain Hg more rra iing matter tn
5-kl Y pub lisa IL tue uLherH sta &
ru = ~ mum brr Of tbs SOlrTHMKN
- { A ktt \ ~ r VII. e-ssn
= u TiSiy. 25tA day of Jane hS5
fh- Publisher lt.eni- makingiI III n
tr4t-G record ui tae IL will II eat we.
topic, Political. Hst5,riiu, Literary. |
-c.-utitit, which ii, OF cues@nJ inter--si, a Il
Z tue be,r tuats ;iis that canDe obiaint Il,
Oti :. na tor1ign. 4sE -.-
Ihe ~ttU THEEsS ILLUS rRArED f.
will be printed OF new tyoe, am heavy 20 oix
paper.
On its iisc of contributor will be fon .,d lo
uarccs OF N fnv OF The best write j in the Suui
~erIA. AM short sra I-s. poem aud ~kai ca 2,
aid ~e!i duct Z odt' or Al d. 4rtTnenr-, "
ing the latest ,'ef son:.', literary, scie ntiic.
uticAl religious ami com nerci.i inteii 4, .,
viii tu nash ever week All amount OF re tslI Il
nattor Tsur passed by "tii.-rttf,ets. :-f'ttc y
leace aud VarFrUY II ~ int tHnied t. Bla. - as
'~OHt tHENN ILLUS TKAiED AGE - r.
nal for TIE hTesI Sev5fsi cOutnnS w. Oe
:. eCiaIly #. voted t. al subjects per aiutt D
domestic and social life. .' 'f@ ~
No family shOu i be without liz ...s
Subscription price OHt. - per annum. tojs :
age Tree. rs NJ .tf
r. T. FULGIUM. Editor,
Raegh. N. &.
y Sf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24

the winning cause in the matter.
When such great interests are at stake
all eyes were turned to the "mother Of
States and statesmen" to assume once
more her old position under the Gov
0rpmeut
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24

.sFather" said 8 iuvsnile 20 his pa
,.rnaI Guardian, who has the bad hah-
- Of alternating from piety 10 profani-
tv II do think you ought TO stop
prsayine or swearing-f don't care
which"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24

+ Rev. j. Nj. Rhodes, the new pastor
ofthe Fifth street Methodist Church
has arrived in our city and entered
upon the discharge of his duties.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24

LoCAI, FREIGHT TRAINS. with 80.
~ .E. No ER COACH attached leave win M,
20 a; and arrive at wiimineton on I. ~ =. :.
'.ys. " We,lnesd tys and fridays st5sl
go aSsen gers OF. Charleston, .Iolambt, aad
press train from Wilmington "a
t0r Charleston and Augusta "'
JAMES ANDERSON
,, dsn' Superfnterdan
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24
0oliln'ilgton yournal
gEWILMINGTON JOURNAL
-rp,ss OF sURsCRIPTIo.

rHE DAILY, Journal - mailed TO 81 b.
rs at FTGHT DOLLARS anium FoI R
I, cntJJA1s for six months; hs;SEvENTT-FIVE CENTS
~ ~ mont for ~ shorter period.
PEI weekly Iourna! at two dollars per an
tos5 15 WesRS or less thaS SIX
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24
WILMINGTON AHB WEln0N ran
ROAD COMPANY. -

osSIoE OF 6EsERAL SUPBRIxrRnnnur ,
"ueiington, - O., Dec. 10, 1873. !
- I'D sgs 21l1ska -
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24
CHANGE OF SCHEDUIK.

EiS'' ram H'SE r. ''tnse ro3 ectEon ST " r;
@ 70" i"f - |"ltls- N-5'ih zss .s:.v tine and
Partor Cars are rIn Va this train hetvean W n
III ington aid Eorfsmoutb. -
an ISH4o- f'"tFsrs-rs sasEae Ysaen
'oG s.aSH ga 1tS srssss, su esslsf5',-.1s
FfeiE D. trr''~ .iii leave Wilmington r,
SSSk-J ~ o GO = y a. n arrive st i.so p NJ
SJG. Z. DIVINE.
dec17 n9'at o1P ..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24
LOOK FOR THE x
R.HYLR0.ZDS.
WILM;NGT0a COLUMBIA; @
AND t-is '~
AUGUSTA RAILROAD C0

OF FL CE pFGF'7 ,FERINTEk DEN.
"'1x1NaroN, n. O., Dec. %, tS75.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1875-12-24

Mr.. s. s. Clayton, aud old and well
known resident Of Chapel Hill fell
dead at his residence on Saturday last.
Orrel has been confirmed as Post
master at Fayetteville, ausi Bringle at
Salisbury.
, 1875-04-26

kAtltC fSnfnxnun 10 Attend with n
Complete Representation Of tho pr0.
ducts Uf tho lsinntlss
E1tfaeH from tett.r Of Col Jaa,es fornrp IT, s. IT. c.
t'fouosu1t' feo. ISL to Dsfcesor Gtnsr,! Gosh"rn.
n,n Directed by His Majesty Kalaaaua Of tho
bo present at our Centennial IN 1876.
Since llis arrival, vt my suggestion, the King laH
spokcn to tho gentlomon composing tho Com
Mittce, and has requested them to 60 to WORK to
for forwarding before the cud Of tic ycar 1875.
Il il tho oxptess desire Of tic King that all tho
products OF the Islands should by properly rcpre-
tented, iz.:.Specinons Of woods, pialn polished,
aud IN SECTIONS OF trccs; furniture, mado FROM
naslvo woods; prepared specimens Of birds,
fishes, &c.; samples Of vegetables nnd fruitr.
dried. preserved, and E1eeu or growing; ferns,
cerea!s coconnlts; salt, from natural deposits or
aun.eyaporatcd; shells, cofuls, Of alt qualities
a!, and kl.ados yoolosicnl specimons; t'brous
10 plauts; coffee. IN bags; pr!u, i'll bales; sugar
from each largo plantation, samples Of dil1erout
quantities ~ kegs; sngaE-cane; wool. samples
from each lHlaud, in tho lecco or carried; rice
~ oags. cleaned aud tnclcaned; avn, iu roots !;
tallow, IN casks; arEowroot. i'll Legs; manutac-
lures, leaiheE cloaks mats, tapnsca!abashcs,
tTlua from natiyo ilbrous, materials, nnccut
stono hdzcs, llsh-LooLs models OF GAUGES, house
utcne'ls, models Of honsee, Of former nnt rrcs-
ont tisnesi leather of all kinds, ncedlcworx,
shoes, hats etc. Photographs Of IIuwaiul Oh
1ects Snd Hccncry. Lntgo map Of the archi-
pelago, ns specimen Of native knowledge and
skill. Model Of tho Islands. matle to q srale
Showing the Physical geography aud topography
forests, doserss, arabic and grazing lantls,
villages, rivera. volcanoes, harburH, and
population OF each island. Books In tho
Hawaiian language, newspapers in Euglsnh and
His Majesty also intends to send for oxllbs-
ton tho ancient Wens0nB nf tho 1atlye c1Ifnfa
, 1875-04-26
LETTER FROM an. ]. X. c. FORREST.

'e r".,sT M sa'toT a The Chicago T5ibun4:
contain. ~ H-tnE Ta1auak Of tlis morning
n,a..s "t ~ catoFtd In which erroneous CHARGES ars
II nv sSaa1ss oEn e. aEd aso 40 far All ran Souc
itsns, Iii. ei!s&s, ssslnss Mayor colsln and it,
f"r,nrd tsulos1Al ea.crs, hsst, that "4 TiuR Mas
i!sa' iiSs .iSsiigs q e II. tn.ygs oe!s,9
S q ,9ss ssrr; H. e e
e law ii isss sS IL q sho eiy unier
saa e. - ns IT,
dsscgssdt, from ill., ofdin,sse sseao9 Nv nere ulay
VArls," '@s sptea III several " thu
- Tho editorial asserts, lccond. that .,,. p..
o & ,Ios sSs s @
that hsy were not required to spuoint tho 5ugea
nason anass IT, tho .na s' sasy
ISry Of Tho xarda thers were TO - tns ma.
ste vutes," W. sseosd kert Of
So*. - respects tho tir. charge, h.Ye IN nv .a.
Nv y ~ mst thy MHyus. VI. ca or ta con tat 81
ssa ssas oI aoy kua It.crpiaS. L 's xn,t., IT.,
~ sas!sas u this chsrts Vt ls1s, It, sdsa s.nD'
, 1875-04-26

uon or rojettiot, WIS either 1hooled Of tscuatcd.
Nor did HE MAJOR, MI. Nehtn. md tn5asif ever a.
or relection tn any private Or ofl,tr ens. any
OCCASION whatoser Nor d1 eser bus once, alcst u,
oce.slan renenTr tSa imrressto, III p,r ny
moi aaane1y made mp hts mind ~ 10 rhst lis coursc
esen Ii l had gone into ring with shs Mayor. Mt.
rchm, AMI tho Common Council, Or With
ihe esrer d'Hss eoaer Il W.. Sasea !. uc 10 1y ~
raft and privilege as was for tho C's!sens' Aseoa.
s IT, s' s :na " IL ssSf dfets e. sss' t. t. F En-
hars, however, It ts the lace in Which tis ring
ffs faa ~c II c nfkss X 81 t9s ,Tn, T. e
itts,ngs room: 1t il legitimate All, honest ngn;
Int II in tho Mayors or Mr. Rchns room, tlegt!.
~ rcspecta Mayor coiyn 10 neyer asked ms to vote
either Tor Or againat tha n charter. Whenever
eaF, n spsak to other. atnut Il, ho Invariably rsid #
II, Al lo thought right.
A. res1eets tho second cl..1ec. have to say tlst
mo 81 ~ deputies to ny knowledge, IL. tho j,aRs,
y csd dsls, sis Mcoay Vic 5 gava % out nearly III
Ill., IL st isy eon S2 ai t. III ;eSs t. ma
Jay clerks think lear. him state 10 = gentle
NUT whether judge of election or not car,,9t .ay:
| "a ''a T. aaslt Wv nAs'sSsr, a Zig ,hs ' jasr;
e rovao sots t5s tner psa 70 not 1nssr ,y %
TO- .tnH jndss s to tsRe t tug
ever sad En-, Though l1avc not seen Mr.. AIooiy
rtncc your editorial appeared feel ccrtnu ls will tea-
t'fy % tho corrcc.nees Of thts statement.
anu ltcouB]y nHsncd upon thn kub}ct ri fills clInr
sr q r. On tls authority. ~ "a, Informed of the
oa, sumo lle ey Journals charged ns viii! virtual
%;:iso n: senis IL i o.lss s
, 1875-04-26
IHosv Snow Avnlni.c1,cs Form.

kao" nnOw AvnlANCfIcA Et0rn1s
Nevada Newspaper, speaking Of tho avalanche
ca OF ano" which have been SO destructive to
llfo and property this Winter, Says:
Inc purely sliding aralanches, Of unow slides,
aro such 81 occur in dry Or merely moist suow'
While tho rolling aysanches take place when tl,c
enow tu vet or bnfticlontIy, moist to farm intn
lalls by rolling. Tho Avaianchcy that occurretl in
s,TSia cty we51 ks1 ot ;ho genno rolling Do
strqctiyo In tue valleys Of Tho MpH. 4 very small
beginning whom the huow la iu tho pronsr cnn.
iition may end In destructive ayalapcho. A
ba!i OF snow On largor tlon mans head, staraed
high up on tue Bide Of Mount Davidson, micht
haye suopt away several houses Vi tic foot az
tue mountain. Tho fearful force Of tho avn.
lhucle Mas Blown here when Que bruko into
houao Ind killed two men aud buried tlye nor
sons. "h1 r., were rescued witl, much difficulty. 4
struCtiVo poNerS Of tho avalanche ia to bs found
In Tho fact that tweuty-cisht CAinamon mnrn
killed by one that fell neat Genoa.
Az ne have sa!d small ball Of naow started
result in genuine avalanche. In rolling =
distance Of ~ ysrdH In tho moist snow tha
small ball Of SNOW would becomn or s feet In
uaameter, when It would bntHt, anil each plece Of
these iu turn would explode " soon they Ind &C.
quisod = certain weight aud velocity, aud Q
moment aftcr ttcro would be hulidrods and
thousands OF these balls ia motion, all bound
AHE Hu"h tAe eEeep VI. Q u tho mountain.
While hundreds Of these sro exploding
or Or, 1uss forming. other huud,cds arc Of
and al u,anner of rubbish, which bo.
@ Games involved III the grand downward runb,
Toward tue lowcr part Of their con1sc tho balls
become 70 numerous that they bound anI clash
together 20 often that ttaoy are broken boforo
they a9IuiFe any great sixr, and tbs whole avail
nnehe a.; ID then rluuXiug. sliding m.ass OF snow.
iha aHalancao RhteA knocked two ho.,sts to
meces ahu uuIted tife parsons, started but fow
y started Ct bunch Of rocks Which projected
70 or'?o feot aboyo tho general euEfare of Tie
ssloPa ct tho mountain. Oh these rocks tho snow
haa aanea aln accumulated to tho depth Of
70 10 gu ths easts Of il houto. Flou, ono Of
th:Ho rcrFn fell BUNCH os :1low, wL!cl, G.g4.1 t,
roll dorm lie l.ill ni tl,o 1uaut xas ,Ic.tr,,tt.
:, ~ a'a.h!c. l'oi:lt;s t' n,a!as,c!e ul,ish
kl'su I've rlrG s:...tGl in Gllc,l thr tanIo w;y.
, 1875-04-26

Tho Coustantinoplo correspondent OF the
Providence JoarAd! saws: ''TAo legal sclcncs
does not flourish III Turkey. Bono OF your leat-
crd viii poEhara want 10 romoye hero WHOM they
aro informed that there IL no such thing known
as writ OF execution Oh attachment Tor con-
tempt OF subprna to compel tho attendance
OF w!snesses. Tie Legations Look ont for their
GospeSttyo Sou1tryms but tno Iurku uas ook
for tl!o decision Of controversies ariblug between
Turkish subjerts, but tho Judgca are nlEn who
might ~ we'll be toll-gathorers OH tho stanaboul
prIdEe. aud @ a5e changed NTH every change III tho
court tho most 'baokBLsesh' gcts tho ,uost Of
the kiId Of Justice which l.a wants. There u
ono court which will receive IN oyi.leace only
written documents, another which will recognize
uothinE III writing, but 1ecileH only OIL l,alol tod
tlmony. Accordingly, tho strongest patty moves
h!6 case into tho court which will best suit llis
purpose. DR.. Washbnrn told tue that scne live
yea1s ago proceedings nero commenced against
toboEts College by 40 adjoining landed propsie::
upon. Tho title to the College territory 10 5cyls-
ter0d tn the nama OF q Turkish subject, aud cur-
scquently the local court had Jurisdiction. All
tue Judges appeared on tho prciMiscs and. s9.at-
pipes and coffee, to hear tho case. Tho dofonse
par!ook moro Of the treatment adopted by tho
medical tAan by tho legal profession. II WAS 10
apply oouuter-trtitailt. 4 friendly Turk hE-
peafed - .s soon 20 thu plsintia stated his claim
sS~tss W. Co'icHut &uu fes " toA AH4'os.
claim to tho land in dispute. This proceeding
forthwith mado hlm purity to tho cause, anl
thcteupoa tue College claimed that tlis now COLI
tFoyersy ought to bo settled before lts property
should ba put in Jeopardy. Tbs court raw tue
Wisdom Of this roasoplng. alNl tho two Turks
have sincs that time baeu fktly As work. with
prospect OF arriving ut \ conclusion somo time
duFivg tho next licgita.
''Tllc criminal law does uot regard offensos IL
committed against tho State but against tho indi-
ytdual injured, or his family. Tic system OF
puuubmeat isthat which belongs to the leE talio-
als. and, u case oi &murder,syen, the execution
, 1875-04-26
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,

NJ Ell
aems hatEoF Or re Chicago IfIs@'ns:
CHICAGO, april 2a.-so vol aware haya boen
TINT soIne Of tho bost arranged louncs hayo
scptio influences conktant1y oncrntinu .,la,,t,,,
srro,,, .n1 ~. ,,n..s- .t,.t D''e's'
a.s.s "ua 5cs aueeun' aas nase lof eoho ssmo
tuoueht OF calling attchtson to tho samo. Tho
usual uethod Of preventing tho entrance Of
uoxioua or poIsono,,s Rayes or sontin oorn,a a.
thcv nro aon,et,o,ea tarn,aa fro,, a.. go -.
:. ,,s,.as T.. ~. .s os' !ton. 'uo 1u"es INTO
Aousc, ~ of Meaas OF tfap-an s-shspod
doublo"f'e&lon Of the waste-pipe at = shortos or
!3nger g l distance i5om .5a tas Sesspool. Tu's T.
DO a1waya tl!cl With water through a purtion OF
tta extent, and this ssanding water, which Of
course ta oftcn replaced, ID supposed to 10 an
atfectual stopper to tho .ps1saso Of nox.oas in
l!Ioncch Into tho hona0 from any point beyoud
this trap.
Now, little reflection will satisfy any mind
that tllH trap IL not 4p efTcctuM Btonper 10 sup.
tic Influences, especially whcro those inAucnceb
aro strong and asch apparent etonpaso vas the
moss teslrod 10 10 oireotuai. Jas ptf tnlnls for
fnomcut that whon tho Hontio determination
, 1875-04-26

| LoCAL.
The Western Circuit: announces beries Of
racing rontcn:a extending from 41ny II 10 tho
| middle at juno
Dan!et oLcary, tho Chicago pedestrian,
vailed l1f miles III 20 honra Z minutes III no )
York Friday, beating tho heal timo on record.
! fcasorday'n TnrhuaE consancl .ixsy-nnc col.
il.llns uf h1scrtein, tho largest tlav'e business
u the kind ever doue by PAPER In thla city.
Tho Chicago Barge Club have secured hand
homo boat lunt being iinirEcd BY Iacha. e;ln Of
Detroit, and II Ia hotcd that tho purchase will
/ El'e ncW impulse To aquatic matters III
| Clleago.
I Tie Citizens Aaaocinsion wilt contoet the ro-
ecu: election Oh the Rsoltn.l Of fraudulent yot.
inE. tho evidences Of WHICH a,e manifold 1t ul-
most over: prccihct where tho result proved iu
faYOr OF tho Incorporation act Of 1872.
It is efpected that tho White Stocking and
franklin base BALL Clubs. Of this city, will plny
thsco games this week. moro with yiow' to
practice tlen glory. Tic Whito Stockings plav
tho WcntcrnH ot Kookuk. 3lonley and Woluos-
day Of ne4t woek.
Tho billiard tournament closed on Eaturtlny
leigh PLAYED q 3Nt-ponsn Ea,uo for eccond no.,-
cy. which fcla to tho representative from Nichl-
rh'1, Tie t!ren remaining prizes will DO lcciI,
by gaines between Garter. sfcAtca unl Gal
iagl.er.
The Chicago. Alton 4 st. 1.oni.: 1llinol. Ccu-
stNis -utSAcV ~" ltAtstI1 eEAlCf AltEAEu u
Rock island !; Chicago 4 Milwaukee, DauylIc l.
Ninccnhcs; and Chicago l. Northwestern Kaif-
ronh Companies will nane return ttckcta to e1-
eoldiors and salo!a attending the reunion, Ut
ono and ono-tiftl tho tisu tasc.
Tho case Of the Sisters of I.oretto "a. Tho
Catholic Uihllop Of Chicago came up before
Judge Williams yesterday, On plea il, abate-
ncnt to tLv tlli, which was filed ty complain
ants to ses asiae an alleged l7a,!u!cas dee.t coI-
voyiug tho property to tho Bishop. After tho
hearing OF Tomc evidence III tho Gaze 1t uus con
tinucd until next Monday.
Tho rumor which prevailed for week past
that the visit to Chicago OF United States Super
ylaing Architect tcttcr waa likely tn 10 followed
BY tho removal Of Mr. Rankin, had continuation
Saturday in tho arrival in Chicago Of Gou. J. il,
Holman bearing letter relieving Mr. Isauku
md placing tho bearer in charge Of tho Govern
mont building. den. HOLMAN is tn experienced
builder, but berond this fact nothing is known
about him. hfr. Rankin Expresses igitprance OF
any other cause for Lis removal bcyo,1d change
Of dynasty.
, 1875-04-26
III MEMCRiAM.

NEW Yonr, April ai.-;:Ihe memory OF Cor
Qnixote," who diol April al. l0iu, was houoreJ bred
yesterday by SOLEMN mass Of rcaulom 10 tic
morning and grau1 featlyal iu tho oycni,g, 1t
both Of which were present largo number vi
representatives Of tho Spanish race ou both
lein!HplercH.
, 1875-04-26

htpears to bo correct, but tho remainder Of tho
ntatelnont IL IN error or Misrepresentation and
taocs fnjnsttce TO ott,cr rrcob, totan churches,
hnd requitns m explanation. Viii Hone IT onr
,Wehs Bide fr'onda "rtse and explain" far tho
benefit OF EuCru Hfur
, 1875-04-26

!h!s steam barge, which left Apcua Tuesday might
aaasd with luahsr for Huron, o., les Oh sturgeou
po!nt, wa1eFlogGod. Soon ater sic left A,rcun tho
1aet 4tse aolas Of Ice, and as shs could not make
inueh Aeadway. two watchmen were nut On.
and tue crav turned In far tho ,,ah. =, -
osloca. About y O'clock shs watellasn c. eslted
tno 1o Vaiaa,n and m reported = foot Of water iu
aud steam started IN; eoar water VIA rcasc ~ E raIs s
maee keps ga!ntnE on them aud put out hcr ir.s
Thea thry put Oh the h7nd -pumrs but cona ~. a
ot tha watss Ths TUG Wlaaox has gons 10 Ii, ~
e.staneo q tAe East elgaaw. Tia unfortunate rr9.
troit. WI u ue'
RuNpnIE8,
About s. 90 have been o.peulel ths winter in r,-
building the scam-5asgo Meghany. a 1etts
naas not given, xhs crossing tic srats on tho ica
Ist weak. htota through and was drowned. .rbn
.me AkkanAaa tri9l 10 force rassago through ixto
sn.a "Wednesday, but found tho Ice aolid and i'm.
h,ss Tho prop nFuau will &gatn deliver jiuht
AAts Superior, ~ N9'' "Aa'Atn,
, 1875-04-26
LAKE HURON.
LAY CITY.
1k 4

Tho leo In Saginaw Day is reported 10 10 drfte to
the sloro Tho light At tic mouth Of Saginaw River
was lighted for The hrht sine "Wednesday night The
hull al tho Government schooner Dcio Stephens, at
present lying at Baltancs AhI1-ynr1, Is to be sold ut
auction an tho 10Th t,lEt. Her OUTFIT which IL In De-
trot will be sold at suction Of tho UnItc1 States satl
Ut uatptrAlAck on tic Jplh.
, 1875-04-26

OfRtcx VI THE l+AkE Sl1ulx d MIclAlaAS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CDMrAST,
.,--.,, CLEfELANp. u. April !. !s;5:
Tbs annual taeug Ut thu ktuckhelIrs Of tGI1 Cum
pAny toE ~ rctss nt pEectofs for ~ en.a!aE
bs hsd a. tbs ehce OF the Cunn.ny Tue I'M ue'o-
land. Ohio. WcdRet4ay the al d4J Q! Msy nu1t ~
o'clock 1u the afternoon OF that day,
n. BARTLETT. Sesfstas{ Eso. !onl:
, 1875-04-26
SALT.
LuMaEn.

- nPff1aF H14]7HIfH q TIE EHffaQo IF3btns.
EABT sAo1SAw, Mieh., April 25,-Lumbcrn,ca
arc looking awfu!y blue over tho log prospects,
N consequence OF low water. nesrty ali tba
drives arc suspended on tho Tittabaws.Bo. Not
ovor 8lf0o0, 700 feet of new logs have been reu.
dercd to boom-!iniits, mud tLn water IL lowor
than oyor befose.
, 1875-04-26

er before taking tho life OF tho csiminal, II obto
cd to call aloud three times npon tho next Of Lin
70 cay II they will cnndono tho criTno for ,noncy,
Ii they htaet, tho fo 1f tho criminal Ia sparcd,''
, 1875-04-26


purscr Bfcdi1 Ut lhe prop Wcuona, which returned
to Detroit from trip to the Straits Last Saturday.
ports that the leo Lake Huron Is great deal mora
extensive, frcsler, aud thicker than u gonc.ay BIZ
Hcyed. Tho Wenona got no further up than Thunder
Lay ali north Of Tint was Ice. Down W far Is Who
Iocl, streak Of matcr along sbore excepted, It
Tie .ssue, while northeast Wind was rapidly btugng
Ia-ge fields Of Ice shurcwar In place. tho Ice
found 10 hr II fret thick, md nrd and b!lc ns
in ,nl-wineE... Ths prop u. Jo.eph, Which alse
to give It up after getting tlort distance north Of
Thunder nay. Tho 1t. Joseph rcaelod A1pona Tho
list, aud left thu evening for Cheboygun. Find
ing ths Ice too fornidable ss turned about and re-
turned 10 Arena.
, 1875-04-26

PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING,

EslIE. SrArEs EsulSEEA's DrsicE.,
H. PAuE. Mtnn:. AVttl ~. !s7b, i
salsfsnSa sas = ;:Is:s ssss n aas r. ls lssaslax
sppy 10 ths uaut,E Eard. 1u right u ,slest auy I'll
tils il ress,pd AL PROPOSALS " iua4o blanks
tI la (1i 1iujsIlsi by the uidrr4ixnud,
i. q. FAKQUAllH. Ma!os Of Engineers.