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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25

The subscriber offers his house and
lot situated on Huron street, in the rear
of the Spencer House for sale. The
lot has upon it a good story and hall
house and barn. This property cost
the owner $l,265, and will be sold for
5000, including the furniture in the house
There is enough wood upon the lot fol
the winter, which will also be let 90
with the property. This is bargain. Call
and see it. GUILLANME ROI.
TWILLIAM KING1
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25
Real Estate Transfers,


Tie following is list of transfers O
real estate, as recorded in the office of tn
Register of Deeds, since our last report
w w Strohn and wife to William Di-
Hle-n n of w sec 8, t 81 n,r1wS 400 O
otate patent to Michael Heaphy-n
OF n w sec Ii. { 81 n. r w........... -
Mlchael Heaphy to j NJ nm 4 of
w sec Is, 81 n, r w,................ 81
Lathrop and wife to w Hum
phrey-andS lying IN 81 n r 2l w..
David Preston and wife TO w Milliken
lands lying 10 So n, ! w.............. 1883 g.
william Parron and wife to Uhas Che
valer-vl lage property 20
samuel Macolt and wife Moore and
hesselcr-part of lot Ii in block of
NC Arthur, Smith 4 Co.'S first addition
TO the village of CEebo, gan..............- 81
stise patent 10 Townsend Fondey, lands
lying In 81 n. T l e6s, 42-l00ths acres -
watson and wife, bY sheriff sale, to
j. Brorkway-sw 4 OF and 8
OF WI of sec Z, and II ofne
= OF sec il, 81 r w..-..............-.. -
Is Cuchols, by sheriff sale, to w Bar
tnolomew-lot no., block 81, village
OF west t'uncan ............. -
Patterson and wife to Alexander
Campbeli-lOt IA in block l of Patter-
sons third addition to village of Che
state Patent to Louis SOva-s w of
e4 sec 20, and W q 4 of n e fl Il of
sec 80, 81 n lw.................... -
w Humphrey and wife to VIM CORR
pon-lats II and Is, block ], Patter-
sons thlrd addition to village of Che
DOygdn. .................. 40t
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25
The Bisseu Disabled.

The schooner Harvey D.. Bissell was
chartered by Macarthur, Smith & Co. last
week to bring some grain here from Chi
cago, and to take cargo of lumber from
here to Buffalo. She was due here the
last OF the week, and when She was four
or five days past due, considerable ankle
ty was felt for her safety ON account OF
the heavy storm which she must have
encountered Oh Lake Michigan. Thurs
day dispatch was received from Chica-
90 that she was disabled and would be
detained four or five days for repairs. A
captain of vessel loading at Duncan
reports passing her and that she had lost
her mizen top-mast, and her fore top
mast, and had put in at Manatowoc fol
repairs. She had on 1900 bushels OF
wheat for Macarthur, Smith g Co., and
$4,000 feet Of planed lumber consigned
to Major Cuyler, who is member of the
watermill firm - - So
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25
Unclaimed Letter List.

The following is a list of letters re-
mining in the Cheboygan postoffice,
uncalled for, Sept. "a. Persons calling
for these letters will please say that they
are advertised:
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Boucher Ca'ebT lJelie Jr LAM
Bernard, Etinn3 Wood, Frank
Foster, James A
G. A. BRACE, P. NJ.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25
Church Statistics.

The following statistics regarding mat
tiers connected with the M. E. Church
of the Michigan Conference were con-
denced from reports of the officers by
the Lansing Republican. They will be
read with interest by all interested with
the church. They are compared with
those of the previous wear:
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25

Some excellent gravel for improving
the streets is being landed upon Newton's
dock. We understand that it comes
from Bots Blanc. Street Commissioner
Farrell is having it placed where twill
do the most good.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25

A partridge was shot this morning in
the village opposite the Spencer House.
When cartridges fly into town to be shot
it is a sure indication that they arc
plenty.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25
Fashion.

English and French Felt Hats, the lat
est and prettiest lady ever wore. In
cOlors and shapes more becoming than
ever before Opening day Wednesday,
September Goth. Please call.
MRS. [. S. HUCKINS.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25

THE tug Fl. Warner, of Muskegon,
called at this port this port this morning.
She is on her return from Saginaw,
where she has been engaged in towing.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25
MARINE.
Port of Duncan CT

Port OF Duncan City.
The following vessels entered at the
port for the week ending Sept. %:
ARRIVED.
Schooners-E Edward Harmon, G Williams,
Martin, Grace Murray, A MOshier, OneoHta.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25

Last Wednesday was the thirteenth
anniversary of the proclamation of
emancipation, issued by. President Lin
coin, when he told the shareholders to
submit to the Union armies or lose their
human property. The final blow came
January /, 1864, which struck the shack
les from over 100000 human beings.
A schooner loaded with grain is report
ed on shore about fifteen miles below
here. = - 81. ---es = -
The propeller Montgomery grounded
on the shore of Bots Blanc this morning.
She was hauled off by the Lcviathan.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25
MARRIED.

CoRRIGAN-G EoBLE.-At the residence of S.
Legault. on The gath INST, by Rev. Father De-
Ceuninck. Mr.. Richard j. Corrg IN and Mi s
Gertrude Geob'e.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25
Cheboygan Potofhsce.

Mails arrive and depart as follows:
PETOskEY AND ALL FONTS SOUTH.
Arrive-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
att p. NJ. Depart-Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 6 "A. M.
MACKINAW.
Ar-ive-Mondays, Wednesdays ana FRIDAYS,
att p. NJ. Depart-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at Am.
- Is > MACkIxAw cfrY. So So
Arrive-Every Tuesday at noon. Depart
Tuesdasys af =. N. "a - y - -
ROGERS CITY AND ALPENA.
Arrive-Saturdays, by Steamer Marine City.
Denart-Safurdays, by Steamer Marine City.
ohce open for delivery of mail and the issuing
OF Money orders from 7:30 A. NJ. to Pm.
Z. A. BRACE, p. M.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25

TERIAR-MASTAw.-A the residence of the
brides father, in Mackinaw City, on the 18th
INST, by IL. y. Stevenso., Esq, Charles Teriar to
Margaret A. Mastaw.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25
CLEARED.
House and Lot for Sale.

Observation-Disclosures st Adams, Scotia.
SchOoners america, Edward Harmon.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1875-09-25
Church Directory.

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Near the corner of Huron and Nelson streets,
j. L. MALE, Pastor.
Sunday Exercises.
Public worship l0:30-A. NJ
Sunday School, -: l2:O0M
evening 1.30 p. M
Weekly Prayer Meeting on Tuesday, at 7:30 p NJ
'ublic Bible Reading Wednesday. .....7:30 p. NJ
, 1875-01-14
ILLINOIS CHANGERS.
Cohdlfton OF tho 0rdcr-Thc Stats
Agricultural SuGietY.

Coaolfton OF tho 0rIcr-The esRto
Agricultural SuclctY.
Special btAs4feh to The fhi'1ao irfbups.
bPntsaF1ELp, ILL.,, Jai. l3.-Tho State Oranra
held another secrot session to-tlay, but your cor
respondent, by dint Of questioning, succeeded
IN finding out all about tho organization Of i'll
tcrest. TAero wero iu attendance 1G9
delegates, representing ninesy couutios in
the stato. Thcro arc 1858 0rauges, with
membership In The aggregate OF llttio over
ll5;ooo. slxty-six Oranges lave neyer afliliatod
WILL Win 4nd reported to tho State oruor. Four
hundred and thirty-tso Hrangos are now in ar
rcars for dues, aud ao,lio action viii Lo
takon At this session of tho St ato
Grange to compel them to pay up OF dismiss
them from the Order. Tho I1eaBurer's receipts
for tho last year wore e91 ,3l5.B3. Tho Change is.
financially, in good condition. The frat Grange
Was organized in Chicago, in the ott!cp Of tlo
i'rairie Farmer, Aplil III, 1862. To-uipht :
public meeting Is to be held In Representative
Hall, and Dr.. Gresory, Regent OF tho CHAMPAIGN
Industrial University, IL to lcct1ro on '.IGo
Necessity OF Union Among tho Agricultural
claases aud Moss Liboral sud Goncral Edu.
tho State Agricultural Society has boeu In ses-
sion ~ day revising the pre,un,1n-iid. for tic
State Falr Of 1875. They hayo tleterninod to
her, 1876. Tue place 1t which tho Fair ia t. be
held has not yet boon dotcrmis,ed. and
u Ia hardly probable that it will ba At this ucet-
iag. 1t y likely to bo postponed for month.
Tho conditions to DO compiled with bsfor, any |
place can bo awarded tho Fair, nra buildings |
such "a arc usual at the State Fair slA good |
well supplied with water.
, 1875-01-14

conncil nt 81. Petersburg. ba.ed on reports rc-
c:lsei from tho provincial tioYerhnrs il, rcrly to
ministerial circular. Fso.n tLeeo 1t ap1,ears
That Ito number Of common sclluuie at present
is Tar from Increasing in rroporsion tn the popu-
latiol; tlulccj In tome districts. It ts actualIv
ti'inlslIng. Part vi this unfortunate etate of
tllnga is tFaceabfo to tie poverty Of tho peas
an!a. who nrefcr using their cisIidrcu'A ha1tis 10
t''eir hea''s from early yrntn Bit anoller q cat
cAi1so OF tho tll.HncceBs OF the preaeut village
tcloofs In tho enormous number Of eaiuts'
tlarH and other lIUlidasH In tho ureol; calon1ar
which arc obaorsel. stated in ons retost 10 reaclt
2I3 In tho year, Tho projected law vii, mako
attendance a. hohooD compulsory FIR all children
from to II years old, provided there ho com
mon school within miles Of .hc!r hol,ses Bn.
for the rural population tho number ot ycllool
months kopt IN t!o year need nut excced Koyen.
while fu hi town districts it must n,lmf,cr tnn
Fines arc to be Inliictod on tho parorta fur ai
hcuccH, but not in atIy cAse To oxcee,, two daya'
wages Of q wording tnan. Chrjrmas IJar
Twelfth, Dny. Lady Day Good Friday. nuI tl,o
week following EaaIcr. are to be tin t,l!y recnu
nlzet holidays during tho eepol nnntla, 1,9t
Tho project, as prepared, nrpears to make M,
provision for tho payment or tho masters Or for
tao State trimming Of tho nccessarr rn,:ucr entl
without tIcHe 1t IN evident that tie propose1 ro.
forin will provo dead teltcr.
, 1875-01-14

Proceedings Of the Missouri kfnsa
100FttCMitMrnl &0eletY Xcstardax.

AFocceHtHEa OF the Missouri State
A1ofttcnlt"rnl Society XcatsrdaY.
opertas Dfspateh to The cheaao tribune. Y
br. LOUIS, NO.. Nov. 13.-The Missouri Bt.to
conroution Of Hotticultutists gos down to good
work this morning, and oomratisou Of tic fruit
crops OF htHsouri aud Illinois was maio by tho
attending delegates. Mr.. Flagg, Of Illinois, IL
faGtug lead it tho discussions before tho so-
clety' Af!er dobato on minor topioa
OF interost connected with the Sooioty. MIR.
Iho1naH Ii. Allen, Master Of tho State Grunge Of
Mlsaonf', read IN osHay on tho aims Of the
tatfons Of Husbantary. lie said its purposes
were all good, and its Organization was
SUCH as to ins,ro its terpetuty
as an Order for years. Things had
ooeh going wrong. Tho farmors, though tile
P!oheefs Of civilization, had become tho drudues
o. al CLASSES. Gong ahead and establishing
themselves in tie far advance Of society. t,,ov
rsasea On the threshold and suforo,l al other
oSest 9sSss'FP sSs sra"s tsn Of 1t xss t1s
TO- change Ill this. It Was social Institution,
tnrnStng t'aIs togesAeF people who had beoome ey-
mangeu and quickonlng the social impulses Of all
sd 't!to which 1t LAS como. Tho Order
1t contemplated h,eior standapi ~ eAastn. asIa
caiion. c:li!, Nad tho farmers boor sducated 10
an!l psoporly the high mission imposed By tteir
el otor tys easses "eao H. 1 have been ousrprod By
lin ynry I;a1,.a4 "nu 1Rtculsurlst lad heed Of
ro,osa 'no 1esy a msaest m intellectual traaing Thoy
re- re to have beoG .!undsrtaten. TIs T ordass o14hs
Lad wisely excluded from, tae diseussion0ss
o. tl,a uranES partisan politics spd Theological
eassns rav aley ] mutG aot ensmtes to any olhor
mia'ilenen. aud proposed U dlaponso via, s TX
services OF part OF thvtu by hrin,;nt
ths producer a',l consumer in direct res
thsy Lad wv IN yo% os' Mss e'e a i,,o One other oet
moral and social rotoras. but political rn,o,mss vs
also. Not ~ parhans howeyor, did tIe Ri rnns
propose 70 work. but they expectcd 10 craatc .n
ltnrroyed moral tone. and by inviting ths co. M
down corruption In the sIairs Of ths aoyarrass ~ ras
, 1875-01-14
THE KINSELLA-FIELD SCANDAL.
mrss Field WILL ktnrye Rather thnn
1oHrh the Mouay 0alleu IA ahs
suit

From the .S<w Fork Rnn.
icnnthg the proceedings III tho Field KinsellR
ca5o Airs, Field aont tie following letter to Aor
husbands
bhooKIrN, Dec. IS, 1aTA-AIR. TlEIp: 1 sce Ii the
Droo4ayn Argas thut yuu Aayu arpu 1t out that you
hasa haue arrangements under which you prpposo to
#. Kiasslla 10 two trlitses fsr my Inc iurs nv
Htulne and after 1ny death this money is to 10 ia
baSn public charity ~ slese trustees may lscrsnno
havs sooursd ly bringing pabta disgrace a,l dishonor
non ne. and BY thrsaatiug to add 10 your efforts in
iaa dreelion You may ast tAis money hut 1t Will 10.
Ion9 " ffghs always tn tho who gYna II to yn
eolcy to sat Limit to Acas4l whtrl you dragged bc-
lofe ths glblc and out uf Which yun ropse mako
- ss: .gii ta IL ia to-, yo Sed's
may sell you that tho II the llsls OF ref
srtS ony becsuke he las refused, with my consent,
suro1IY has within iii power to do tlst hc pcsyr iJI
40. would, - you very veil know, in the pub
~ s1sets oetofo would snuch dollar Vt money ut
taaea under such circumstances. Your iutlmstiou
that would 10 = rarly 10 A,irA a lrausartton eau
nave ony ons slfect mud that Is t. naxe thu public
!K y. ~, mat an aesnR In concert with you III trying
~ oaiu money thfoHKh sor public r. Ihrnat!uA Of
my dlshaaor. HetwreA tAIs aud vulgar batkA,al
Gun see 10 distinction,
give tlla money TO publip charity either II YOU
shoai! do 70 wia TIKI ,uals i. known that
eany u y !. yours by right either to glyo away or to
fesa.n Pa y9u think tLs public viii uos through
!oef SHALLOW dev!ces7 10 you think am unconscious
executed tu good faith, would siIy NY Iiihouor srt
Xxx ~ was ~ ny srars through youF eausts, will
f.cloa u believing t4at have mot spent tho bpst
soars Of NY gtrllood and youth win ,uan loss to i.
Il known that, whstever may as,e silad iu, Il vi
eseus have not BEEN party to tho disposal Ut nv
aonoF ZOE money NM. 7. ". F1xLp.
, 1875-01-14
Scattered Somewhat Profuselv
About the World.
A Great Jail Delivery at Memphis,
Tenn.
Iewc!ry Robbery at Cincionati-.-Ou.rauo
OF Little Girl.
a Chapter Of Sins and nIistic.
1lcn1lOrSa


MEMPHIS, Tenn. Jan. l3.-Sonethtne like nm.
TO ectie1al tIel!Sasy occurred at tho City Jal
to'tiay, between II ind ocllck. It occurred IN
thin wisn: Jaekson. tho Ja:ler, had eone 10
escor: Homo prisoners to tho Criminal Court
fooin' Duting Lin absence, one I'd Mccoy.
WHO vna imprisoned for house-breaAihy, ard
two negroes, appeared At tho inside Iron door
carrying Kick negro. Calling to tho tufnkev,
tney Informed hin The ncgo was dying. Nc
Cny took tho koy, unlocked tho inner dior lead
l'.t' to tile iron ahto-room. into which ho and tue
l."s''hslIlo Rairoad rtop burner, car.icd
tho sick negro. hictov ttcn turuc1
about aud locked tile inner door, but loft tho isy
~ n tho !oek Turnkey Dcstcs opened tic outer
near tho Jalcr's Office. Mccoy still held tn 10
tho key of tho luck of tho inner door, anu, a.
t!io hlca negro was beng carricl out, f,l4t-
denly opcne tho inter door, wbilo from
helo* t " white horaa-ttief Jack Clifford, burg
with hi1-blooscrn III their handn. Thoy passed
outer hail, caught Tarnkey Ti sA''DE Ecttes tea
aud demanded lis ris:ol. lio attempted
by o1le Of tie criminals a,.d disarmcI sl4oaf,
tsals!ant turnkey, reaclied tic tcene aud drew
i'ist9i. but was also knocked down and dssarmol,
o. sola 1n1csurc general rush was made by Tho
prlasoues fra lof th9 iaH; lho4e nlo got through
Bender, john McCarty, Ed Mccoy, Ilans siar-
grnn, J. J. bay, whits, and Ben Es and
Louls Jefferson, coloTed-isiDe In all. A nuul-
!,er Ut others would have ESCAPED but tho outor
named Taylor ssoeka, az soon as FREQ ali tho
prlholiers male OF in tile direction Ut Wolf
Eiver bridge. Tho Sheriff wc,lt III pu,sujt Oh
BOON rs poefo could he gathered. II il Thought |
oncfe, a. they are armed. Whlto is notorious
prHc-lief, and under Hn utence Of fifteen yc,rs
, 1875-01-14

thss county, died la.t week from tho effects Of
al injury received few wcokn previous
Tho Eantnrn College 1}oat Convention h,
,Ilci to row nt Saratoga OH We lncrday. Jnly
~, 49,. atnieH we're ntoitrd 10 rtorcnt washing,
anl Nuke chcll boat tako . straight coursn i,cre,
after. ~~@'eo aeio'
: A. about o'clock yesterday afternoon, At
lsSallc, Ill.,. tnp REMARKABLY brilliant mock sunn
"ele observed IN the clrcnmfcretce nf tho lumjt,-
oha elfclo around the sl1I,. about 40 degrees in
n.lasnetef. lho 1'llenomonun lasted shout an
n1hlicated. o0e ~'' FAo6
=, Tho Ohio Catholic Total. Ahe.inenca s.ato
Chion yesterday otRapizel a Mutual Lilo 1nr,,r.
auee A. Ahhocaatlou tor tho teuetit OF It's oulIers.
!! ho following oilicots welc elected: Trcni,1ent
6 y. lte''y Of YOUNGSTOWN: Secretary, William
Juiln Quin, Of Toledo. Wv 1''''
, 1875-01-14

Tho Iowa StAto Agricultural Soc!otY Yesterday
located tho ne1t State Falr 1T Keokuk.
Tho second aunual meeting of the Colorado
State Grange was hsll It Dan1er yestaday,
Eighteen inch toe was harvested It I.aSalls
yesterday, ind It ls constantly growing thicker,
Tho Catholic Bishop Of Indianapolis cetebra-
ted tho httietA year OF his episcops,o yesterday,
The rsn-ltandls llniIroad Company has re-
ducod the wagos Of telegraph operators 8 per
cent.
HhodA A. Sawyer. aged IS, vas t,und frozen
to death yesterday mOrniny in auold Lousu iu
the western l'att Of Indianapolis.
]. +. DlGbelI. an old resident Of Norton In
, 1875-01-14
AMERICAN DAiRYMEN,
second Days Session Of The National
Association.
DaIrylng In the Wcst-.-Dlscrimination
Against Western Butter.
Fatty Matter in Cl,rcsc---Fcctifnr
Cows in Winter.

Sfecidf Dfsratth 10 Thr CHicaan Tr,tun.
UTICA. n. T., jan. 13.-The seeo,,d ttev Of the
aupual Convention Of tho American Dairy,ncn'.
Association showed m,r,, 1,rgn- ,tt,nd.,,as
INV w,.t,v : w na.. &C. ni,s aaifcss u s'e
oAy was ny ~ ". letefe, Secretary Of tho I;ut-
'es ana cseesc Exchange Of New York. Tho
ct,ccro tt am nm n1o ssn' .,a.,,, r.! 1oa"'" o.
t,,t,as a. o''.',"ve aa" p"u'o'' 1ne export OF
pat'ef - aDout l'oaotooo pounds, wflio TINT OF
eheesc Tor 1874 Was neatly 11t.D00 0Uy pounda.
Some Of tho Western butter received at New
York IA OF fuo ouc,i,v ~ d. "s w."
.po ou,,u,, i,aa ,r''', al't ,''7 h'ct-
1.., a.""s' Aa1 h,.eh 'intfosed IN tho
1ass few Eoara. Most Western butter lowcycr
received there linz 1ts yaluo fixed by the cxnort-
erA. Better bu.tcr-psckarea nro mrc no,1a,,
and fl1e af,rous utron,tv ,o,,,n-,...a., .-''.' ,
n.,t.a,,o, ,,,Ja,1 - tae'a1
70 n"sn45e' 'l4e'eAd u1 tnoso oi wood Mr. PetoTs
.nlhko ihero IL falling OF in the
homo demand for cheeBc, anu, to ceuuteract
tllin, strongly recommends tho Manufacture "
email c1ecsc. 1.lo rn,,ufoc,,,,a -. .,.;.-' ,: y.
coc.. ,rss s.ra1,,1, 'asato s.a1. ~ ~ sh'n'-ln''A
.neeSo "as stiou6iY cohdemnoJ. Ihe guatan-
toetnR OF weights Of chcoso by the ahlpper was
thought important.
Tue pccsn3 ,o,ar u., tv ~ .ra
tl,e Kc..crn r,'.1,, ~. "a' - o' L. "o5fo"' ol
pAlhfiso IN THE NORTHWEST.
a nap WAS suo"H giving tile regions Ia 1lIi-
noia, Wisconsin, Iowa, a'l Mianesota in wh;c},
dairyi1u las become nrnu,int,t s,1. A:a,.,. -
the f,so aud prueress of tie Lur,nn.. wa =.
also discussion Of sl,o oLstar,os n,t s''en' ~
enmstanccs fayurinE plos1crity in th.so
btates. Liability to cxt,eIuo s.l'.,,' .rv'n
was named as tho most ssr,,..l .umn
obstacle. Tho chem laut]1 ind n,s,t,1snco a:,
c!cap tood ID summer md wiutsr. e.conl LII, II,
t,,.cs Of great drous!,, rive t,arkeI a,lynntnyc
Tho cbccao product Of t1,eEo fur ststcs fnr
1874 waa estimated at o5 0 0fD pou,,ds Wtrnn.
ELI mud Northern Illinois PRODUCING r,n.t If tl,;u
aud about eIual qunuItics. Ioxa 1rnluca,I
about ,25U, ,OJ1 po,,uds: Minnesota hnt n f,,s
hundred thousands Of pound., Tne ,'rkia1Ia nn
Increase OF eheeso product for 1873 waa Viy.,, ny
20 ror cont. e''~'' ~
The general characteristics OF tho rnnuaro-
ment on farms in The W,st xrra r,rn,,
EASTERN AND wrsrr,,y ,,,.frrn
An enrnest protest was made nra,ns. t,,a A..
tion Of tue Butter aud Cheeao hrsu,: ot,nn NJ
New York iu classifying butter init, Enatnr, ,ni
Wnstcr7 viii, tarn' sfTosa,.a 49, - l"ste!n anu
, 1875-01-14

: y
| ,n ., ,,, ,s...
Aent'y oncnucd A. tMe fnae department of certain
ciasa II t'e 81, men,pcss. aI9l@,sc,,,.rr. ,,, ~
olM 4 ;S;,tea" coyjn. sEces ]" losr from od Go
the Mayor removing hs red woacn 1earf. came for
WIZ. 1d @ pat sc crn t,'' ,s 10 s.sT s ,
DRY, 1remred 70 deliver II! hnt, relng tho Mayor Of
n'1sR aaHo u ao o honnf Of csorns Into your midst
tc frcern wl,s1 fr'shtsni Ioas Of rinBcd ntrsh nn
ern a4oso To rsa 6s "'sts nm1 rhe 81 n21's M
fully 1rc 'ntnca When tho storm ullci, tho Mayor
WIN lnakcd unt hteo rhcer!sh, was nnderatood 70
eeHtIe,e us remarks IN tue following anguaEo:
Va. g1ng 10 'sy to King and ths tioveri,ot Kapena,
t1nEut1e1 si.tota wig ars III onr midst toda5. The
r wnahrr At 'is season Of he YER akes
They wera intrllnR to visit Tho board Of Trade and
san III Ma nave .cGn ta!s morning 70
70 o 81. -Yar'is and allow or distinguished guess
-,a MtF a, 1e Ma5os nni ntshrd H. yery unsraeefn!
aIrn; at'y cohh1cnta *ef1 1hufiIGcu III. bolne A.
=, -leKLE THE EAns OF THE crowd
ny numerous a1sfon to lila recent yss! rf fnHrec
tnn 70 tl'c "ca-cali" 1ertortnatre. OILERS l!eld
rnn ill., saxa e a ns ns o. w casnb1l na a IT.
Whit ] WIFI It'll ii psr w. ont N re
Pct ior te osllce which he holds, womb fain g'*o
M ~. Gs,rn nn ,ne u 6ens q tho d do ut n M t1
I,a Nas h'a iilehon nc neglected 70 mhke no txE!n-
,a Msaa II = tho Wy1ds nsred BY him. Ths
s,svrr nte,nt 8rsech n the nrc,enee Of ds!in-
saslca stt1Mtlgert Mr EoSin u genial and Knaka',a
a%sss rs . 70 IKE e hii IN. W. ts klny nus hsyo mighty
ut y! .ne goos 1aste hoI 70 say Bonu
Aay"s @ n 9f H. tbs o W. sc1eaitabo f. Gais9
aase rae A aha Hss parry several sonnus OF hear.y
nfrI1e
, 1875-01-14

coLrMnrs O., jan. 13-Iho first Convention
Of the new Episcopal Diocese OF Ohio mot hero
to-day About thirty parishes were 1orreseute,i,
1t was decided to call It t,u Diocese Ut soutuer,,
Ohio. up to tl,ln time, tho 10y nr. j, Il, EsYer
of Thlladspllla, and tho Iley. Mr.. lewr,t, Of
inylnnt arc tho only candidates nonl.uatcl for
Bishop.
, 1875-01-14

sFertdl Dispatch TO The Chtaoo Tribune.
CINCINNATI. Jau. 13.-~rarthenla sulllyan, a no.
torlous aeorslonist Of this city, having been de-
tected again, has left She is supposed to have
gouo to Chicago.
, 1875-01-14

At Ws!aron, 1 miles above Kankakso, tho C.,
l.. 5;s,w1 w. y Il II ~, cs.houses are being rapidly he
Tho l!ofstinE ib Iouo bY steam, aul 1 tn.s
Pr mlhnta a1e Thus raekcd, 1t Aioiuonco% % nn
We " f fhantaEoo iIiser, Mix 4 Iuslu, With forso
ice, F"S'''s W e''oo toas OF
, 1875-01-14

OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
GLASGOW, Jun. 13.--T4o steamship Tyrlau,
from Haw York, arrived.
NJ" YonK, Jan. 13.-Ar1iYed, steamship Dcn-
mark, from Liverpool.