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The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-07

Some Of the restaurants in Carson,
New, furnish to their customers napkins
about four inches square in size. Re-
Gently, says the Appeal, q gentleman
who had ordered o meal was handed one
Of these diminutiyes, and upon unfolding
IL he inquired II he could not have q
larger ono. nHow large q one do you
want 4" inquired the waitpr in attend
ance. aWell,e was the reply, "Im not
particular about q very largo one, but l
would like one q little larger than this,
Il You hayo II handy for instance about
tho siso q 0 postage 1tapp.'
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-07
Thr old storr.

~ W. yN " |II NH"N
BY the pleasant paths We know nl
All familiar ilores would dgrop
Though We two we're gonei
Moon and stars would rise and set,
Dawn tho haggArd night forget X
Andtlie world move on. n
Spring would carol through the wood,
Life be counted sweet and good,
While the seasons spedi sl.
Winter stornA would prove thelrmlght,
Winter ffcs.a make bold to bite, 4a
Clouds liftoyerhoadi
still tho sunset lIghts would glow,
sllll tho heaypn-A appointed boW
In iisplAee be hung I,
Not ono Tower the less would bloom,
Though wo two had met our doom,
Not one song the lees 10 sung,
Other lovers through the dew
Would 60 lettering, two and two,
Whom theday was done,
Lips would passt kisa divine,
Hearts would beat like yours and mine
Hearts that beat as one.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-07

In France cheap woods now made TO
perfectly initiate mahogany. The sur
iace Is treated with nitrous acid Then
d mixture Of an ounce and q half Of dfa-
gon's blood, q pint Of alcohol, and some
carbonate Of soda is put on with o soft
brush. Furniture thus prepared cannot
be distinguished from genuine ma
hogany, JliF ef' (
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1875-06-07
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
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Local notices 20 cents per line, which mtins
30 paid IN advance. Five dollara will 10
charged for announcing candidates tnr
county, and ten dollArs for State nnd o.
s. OtIlcoa. Lengthy Obituary notices
must be paid for. F9-All legal nctlces
arc charged to tho attorney presenting
them.
Special rate, 10 partie, desfring more @dn ont
Jo8 PRINTENG G
Neatly and Promptly Executed at this ofiee.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
FRIDAY, Nov. 12-P. ~.

The business of to-day at the Stock Exchange in
noint Of volume far exceeded that of yesterday the
total transactions footing up some l13'0oO shares
and the general feeling was of mingled anxiety
and expectation-anxicty on the part OF holders OF
speculative shares, and expectation on the part OF
those who are short of tho article. Pacific Mail was
the most prominent feature of tho day. the prce
having moved up steadily from the start the busi-
ness scoring over G000 shares, and the quotation
reaching plump Al at the close. net gam Oi rs on
the price last night. Union Pacific on very moder-
ate dealings, and with no important reactions
touched 1884 at the close, scoring gam oi per
cent on tho day-all on account OF the beiiei'
prevalent in Wall-st if nowhere else, that favorable
decision in one of the Companys controversies with
the Government is soon to be rendered. The ques-
tion is one of great significance to the road, and If 1t
Is TO be decided IN its favor that fact would clearly
furnish good reason for al advance in the stock.
With the exception Of these two stocks tho losses
and gains on the speculative list were not material
though NOrth-West Preferred and Western Union
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

each declined p per cent. The operations in the Int
ter aggregated 43 90 shares, generally at declining
prices until near the close, when q slight reaction
was caused by purchases of short stock by oper-
ators who make II rule to have no
open accounts after o'clock. There
were whisperings as to the probable reduction
of the regular quarterly dividends, which, not being
generally believed, had no serious effect. con-
firmation of their truth, authoritatively gwen,
would doubtless induce some large holders to sell
with the view of rcpurchasing at lower figure. On
the entire list the stocks which show an improve
ment comparing the close to-day with that OF last
night, were: Atlantic and Pacific Tel. l2 Central
and Hudson, Hannibal, Lake Shore Ohios, and DIS
trct of Columbias, each u; Northwest CON-, 81.
Paul Conn., and Michigan Central, each
is; Pacific Mail, 17s, and Union Pacific, q
The stocks which declined wcre in detail, as foi-
lows: Wabash and Ncw-Jersey Central, each ls; A.
and p Railroad and c. c. and ]. c., each Il North
West Preferred and Western UniOn each l2 per cent
The prices at the immediate close were rather above
the lowest of the day. The signs of the times are
being watched with more than ordinary scrutiny
and solicitude and the attendance of spectators OF
every grade is unusually large, and likely to be sun
more numerous during the coming week The OPEN
ing highest, lowest, and closing prices for active
stocks sold to-day will be found III the suDJoheu
oh
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

oo for Choice Southern at 2sc: Choice Canada
at 2Of20ao; Lined at lid2,c for Wes,e ar Ioisoa
e,7ic -, Good 10 Prime do 67sa7 c for Good - Prime
Carolina a,W7 l2c. for Choice; ItgOon cal. ,or
was very fair demand for Domestic ouI not "' ~ w.
fSguFFnscIover i unsettled and quoted lotolle The
latter for small lots beginning 70 arrive ID sso' a"~
sPicES beyond moderate obbing eIs,nes' p ns
siiey been donS ,s tts io@s IS Tor Mace 4ss5oc Sr
Gloves 2ic for Csssa 92dllc for Ginger Zt@I'o i''
"sTAmIT dnI sales so tos on grade at l3o western
Prime quoted at 13ha4c City az l4itc ., Arm nr,oes,
77ssisc Tor Fair 70 Refining cenr tugs s 5nes 11
A. 19ise the sales were 900 hhds Muscoyado al lt
paTt eae d5ssC vas eady al C. for CRUSHED Os9lokc
for Powdered and GraDnaie &c iot css la Tor
for STANDARD "a" 0Ssd9'sc for on " A. anu oz"' 80 "
TAiiow- Market dull sales $4,000 at 9i2@9'sc for
moderate demand prevailed 10 day either for
lines or invoices market lacks tono and Is no more tAa
ToBACco-There has been fsir demand for seed Lss,
during past few dsys, aud quotations hse v,aconsn
crop ot 1873 &c.; Oho DO, at SCI o,Vg o "
1874, at c Pennsylvania, crop Oh 100, AZ m
Kcntucky ruled ner and in moderate dcnahu'
sales 3iU hhds. at 7020c ., ,.. TN bh,s AZ
81 i6 per GAL 80 bbls Alcohol at " Il per gal .,
WOO-ls market remains much he same as last hoees
ana the ind vinal purchases decidedly small quotatons
however, sn maintained WIN i,.,D. & u. ~
onqs are not at heavy but low ard medum grades
no especial hrmness IA manifested, ana Is uy's' ns
Sont an increlscd traie For Foreign woos but Itts
Inquiry made yet holders continue 70 maintain prlees ae'
900 5 Medium fleece at s7Lc, 10000 UnmerchantaDo
Fiepce at Zoe $4,000 Fall California AZ lGd2sc 01yoO 70
Erti Pulled nj 40 i3c a5o follow ing private terms
900 b Ohio Fleece 1900 Western Texas Dsss ca
uN' = 0 iU % Flcrce II Iass Black Colorado. % bales
Ias. Iadla OC0 silk Nos the two last to afiVe
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
E1rptprsA NfAEAFT-

rr-ggro0l vow l2-l23O >. m.-Cottcn is qiet nnd M
changed: MilIing Uplnas, H.; Mild4hg Vealsi olcn,
sales io 900 bales, including 900 0r lh'
re,riu- 900 uales 800 were AulCucan Coli0n
To arftve Wtlkcr: OF Midung lphnds 10" Miiiils
css sllp.cd November and December (Icr s2 at 6Sis
do o SHIPPED December and January per san! AZ O,Idi
DO do Mar and Alrl delivery, AZ &C. INe tettpls U
Wheat for the past three day have been 2Ooo quarters o
which 1000 were Aleftc1n .- - -. . ..,.. 49,,
steady sales o. Mdang pnaS, II" -LGdlS Clause NJ
y,mh,r delivery. nc GialGi. ,,,,,,-- ,.,-,-
IIyFRp0Oi, Sow - 2. m-Sales OF Mldjhng UQianis
C0on Low bdduug clause, November aAd December ielly
e at B3: sales of AiGliug orleans Low Mding tiANSA
November amt December delivery, at 6ois e..sIns arc
dul Corn 81 3a - per quarter or NlAcl western, Hf
lOSalI p fOr average Caliit rnla v hi" S-~1' 'vr
I,,I Western ~Yiiug. Beef, % = tcrCe ioI sew . -,
yRkpuo,, Nov l23 p. mOI thS s-4ts VI CVtton to"ay
1900 bars were American. ,.. - x,.... 49,.
Il.FKroOt, Nov. l253O ?. Tnlhe nafket or warns Als
Fabrics nj Manchester IS ,tfay Lard, 1HOP CHL bA01
20 u, f,r MlGull
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


Tho market wa again dun aud almost entirely
noruaI AT Ja ir fuT Pots. and i2c tor Pearls -
COFIEE.-There decline oi &c ~ i" oouee 10 ~
l79c Tor ordinary lSadl1c ioI fair l94dl9-c ioi goo
lgJ poe for prime. ana sd ~ 2c Tor alr 10 sppl us
decline there more business embracing
GoiJ facs ,io * IlaHthnrne" 1000 bags a. "Dp'ol
and CUU baes santos Marie, on terms not uansp I
Tor Fast and India Coffee the market was quet az me
mutations ~ yesterday Ii4d-7c, gold oI Jhlai -"
gold, AiararabO. lJN2lc GOLD, TOT ~a'tiliii
there quotlble change ia the mar
ket on tine suot the depressed owing t0 sloTtss %
tid absence Of business ftr export Foreign
Sx1ngc wa, SIN dull The receipts at the ports today were
2J,-6i bales this ca last week, ana
463OO ba his any last yt1r The receipts ai me ports or
tho week have been 1892 bales, against litf1o Ualcs
iat v,ry and ICOUIl bales for this week last year The
al4- w,r - bales which IJ3 bales lat Wetk), lhtud
IN j bal 4 L tNut evening ~ for spinning AMI lUo
~ ',...-,..t-.,, 49,, ,.u,. .tfops are.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

Money has been easy, with the Chief business
at 80 per cent, while there hayo been exceptional
transactions at higher and lower prices. We have
no change to note in discounts.
The bank notes received at Washington to-day for
redemption amounted to $4,000 The Internal
Revenue receipts were $4,000, aud the Customs
receipts were 100000.
United States bonds have been firm and the fol-
lowing were the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

smctGooi UrnaIr. ...i2as Middling. ~
Fr fuure delivery there decline Of roc ON 'h' carry
u, AID i.c on the drliycrics The sales yes, rdy
alter ~ m were; November 100 bal IS. 3.eG; 2oo Is
uar,, 900 lSlic; 800. l3sc March 5oo l5 5l'G AP'i,
Il 5sgc august 100, II n.sc 300 u l,ye Total Sio}
b4iis First call t0day: February, GOO. ltHc.i ApiH
loo l5aic.; 200 I5syeo; May, 300, - s,y2c June
200, iiIec total. 40 bales Second call; Zoo NQ,era
Third cai no trs-aciiona sales today ny to p M; n9
yr,nbeG 700 l3c.; 900 - lla2c. 900, - - llVo
iSiic i0t I35 sc December 800 Is 5asc 50 IL sec
loo Is 5aec 500, l3aiec 500 l3 oae 100 l3 'sG jan
I,sry BOO I3c; 100 l3uac.; 600 I3 200, l3 a.c.
100 l5ae 900 10 c leSrua&Ty & 100 2oo - te GOO s9
i3Isc 400 Is Sac. April, 200. }ic. 100, ~ gc tUp
il iq; COO 2i2c Nay go l3,e 100 10 l,ec J99e @
&C. 100 'sc. total l5 200 bales sund total 22-OO
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

The following shows the imports of dry goods at
the port of Ncw-Yorls for the week ending to-day
and since the beginning of the year. compared WIN
the corresponding portions of previous years
For hf Week iS':'. ISL. =, i,,,'Y.,:oo
Entered at the port.. Sl0OH.225 Sl,3i53O tiiZtogv
Thrown market. Oyl,Oi2 l,5Ol''oo A'V"-'-"'
Entered at the port j1jG7s s97821Al9 ss34S5S33
Thrown on market lOs. i2,6G2 9SCOJ222 DO f-i,9io
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
lowing worc the closing quotations;

State bonds have been dull generally, while Dis
t1ict of Columbia 3G5s have been strong on the de-
cision Of Attorney General Pratt, reversing that Of
his subordinate on the question Of the right Of saw
incs banks to invest in these securities. The follow
ing were The bids for State bonds:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

n -T-T -T-TT- "
DFJGS CHEMICALS, &c--opium sells a. SO 35af6 10,
cnrln,v Tor i0biug lots Morphine at - % Qmnine at
- 30: Alcohol 260 - y from manufacturers seneca
Root sl Ginseng II l5asl 90; Baisam IolI 81 Al4ea
gold or White Camphor, % Cream Tartar "a aG35 c,
cold: QuckslycI, 1Zu7iC, gold Ensitl thtultas Al "ie
5mand; Bleaching Powder y ~ -; Canslc SOdd - -
81 so; soda Ash S20s2 IS; Sal Soda ~ AZ satl 90;
Bicab do 81 81 - 90 All gold Essential Olss5 % iof
pcrprrInint and - - - in rli.si 6Jc -, 5is
AZ 20 ion WntcrgTccn: - 25aSi 80, god or Beiga
mot : and - G22 80 -. gold, iOl Lemon
EISI-Mackerl quiet and 0Wcri the sdes OF Massa'hu-
se- shore haze 400 bbla at SO Tor No j. SO ioi
No p and 80 - NO 81 other Kinds OF h9cktl du and
Tor Grand Bank and - for Georges Boxcd Herring have
sold 10 the extent 20 coo by. at 2ic FOR No l. and 70 &
from vessel Barrcri Herring quiet at - ot Poftad - OO
for Iaiilay and for Labrador Dutcu Hclllng, IL 20
Flour today without, however any very decide change N
mice: holders generally disposed 20 Ieae the drna
ws4 mainly Tor export there some inquiry Tor toihdiu
drlgev with transactions noticed below the local uido
10 COO Ls Including bhls low to goo' graes shipping
Iyt aIz5 IOa - 1000 bbs Patent Minnesota lAa on
mis- ate lma: 1000 bbls Winter Wheat tAtfa ~ t@T hoi
BOO bbs Sup.rne OF - 30; loo bbls Un-ound TX
AZ %; and $500 bbls city Mu- KIN dy ~ % 40
n Il a. There Were also sales 1000 bbla Extra indiana 10
arrive within three weeks, 81 ~ J)gfj a. The quotation
5.rs @3 - - Tor No chiefly al siGSl o SYGH2 50
for Common Choice Supcf1o stat" and Ntaffn - s'g
20 fpr Inferior Common Extra Sltei - % - %
for Common to talr g 70 1edsg i9r T,o,l lsr ao "
=, 35a - IS for Inferior 10 Common Extra Western
q, 10 - Good do 20 6gsI 20 ior GO"l
o Choice do ana ~ for Choice ~ Fancy do - So
- ., f,r Common Fair Patent Minnesota Extra 81 900
ChOce do, and 80 BOO $40 iof thOico W
!arcy do extreme for one or TIVE very hEglo
brand, - o. for Common 20 Good ENra souu iu'p
Onto aud - 7OdsT for Good 10 Choice do - DUG
o. for CIy Mile EItfa - VoHto " iof ihiuiioi "
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
Gll5tellGueous
Ecaal Nolites.
1URT. CITY AND COUNTY

CUpREIE COURT, CITY AND COUNTY
y OF <l.tY. .YORK.-JlIE UNITED STATES TEA COM-
PANY. Plaintiff, against HENRY IL MENAGEk De
Jr3,p summons for q IlOEOv demand on contract.
tou uot 5crl 10 the above named Nou are hereby sum
] .uued and Tcquiicd the complaint IN tils
action which VIII De filed u the oice Of the clerk of the
County NCs at tho fOurt-lOuao N sid
Cf and 10 ser.e copy Of your 70 tho SAID com
Ialt on the subscriDcis at their Once No ~ Nassau
ttres NewYor civ within twenty days after the service
o exclusive OF th9 day OF snc SCI VICE
and .$u fa.l the said compliant within lo uhe
afore tho plaintiff this action VIII take judgment against
You for the sum thousand dollars, with ntcs iIOin
iho fourth cay October thousand eight hundred ana
ssvon Eve besides the costs and disbursements Of this ac
tiOu-D8tod New York oct. Z 1873.
BARRETT. HEDFIELD HILL
plaintiffs Attorneys. 20 Nassau street.
IN this action this duly neG III the
oco OF hy Clork Of the CITY aud County OF Newlor at tho
Court house la said cty-SeW fork. November D 1870.
BARRETT, KEDFIkLD, HILL
ne lawGws Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

LoNpoN, Nov. i2-l2S0 p m.rho rate or money al 10
stock Exchange ON GOFtnuent securities Is "a pet cont
Consos ga for money and 9iis for the account United
States bonds o. 1882 Erlo Railsay shares, p.eerto
2y2
LoYDov. Nov l2lJo .. m-Paris advice, quote Eentos
al Oif zoe.
LONDON, Nov. l2S mThe amount OF bullion withdrawn
from The Bank oi England on balance to-day 100000. NVa
sOls i6ls for both money and the account
LONDON, NOV. l2-i3O nCOnsOis 9isls for money and
and 9ia for the account Erie RAILWAY shaIes li Pans
ady.ces quote Ronies Al CJL 2oc-
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
C,UpRFuF COIIRT OF NEW -YORK-CITI

CUPREME COURT OF NEW-lDRK-CII1
y Ann COUNTY or NEWYOKK.-AECHIBALD BC.
CHANAN, ALEXANDER KAY, JOHN MUIR WILLIAM
IINIkGSION WATSON, and ALEXANDER MARSHALL
BROWN, plaintiffs. against ANDREW MUIR delondant<
hummOns demand on contract tCm n0l peiJ
10 the defendant ANDREW MUIR: You are hereby sum
moned ard required to answer "a. ~ ~ tai5 o
County Of NewYOrk In the county Of New, iotk az ths
County Court house said city Of NewSoik state m New
York copy Of your answer 70 tho bs1 com
plant the subscriber al his Office No 6l No~sueet ~
tad Citv u New-YOTk, state Of NewIO DIX, wln twenty
csys the Of ts summOns on yOu exclusive OF
tho d9y OF such and yOn fail 10 answer We sAu
complaint within the tine aforesa the plAntln IN s aoilo
viii take judgment against for the OF Two lundioI
fifty thousand dollars with interest from the rst day Oi
January thousand eight hundred and seventy nve besides
the costs Of this actiOn.-Dated October 10th, 1915.
WILLIAM ID. UENNEN Plaintiffs Attorney.
To tho defendants Take notice that the complaint In this ac
uon duly bled IN Tie ooe Of the Clerk Of the CITY and
County 0 kewYOk at The County Courthouse la said city.
OF New York the 22Dd day Of October 1879
WILLIAM u. HENHEE, Plaintiffs Attorney
0L5 laSCYa no 6l Now stioet, n. T.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

Stock Privileges cost from $40 to $1,000. and on
huctrating market pay profit every 30 days OF .
To - times the amount invested without any alul-
tional liability beyond the cost of the privilege.
Explanatory pamphlet and Weekly Financial Report
sent free to those desiring TO speculate: Address
~ Wall-St.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

Stocks bonght and sold on commission-l -ltowESi
e. Co. bankers, 6 Wall-st. successors to the ola
firm of Howes & Macy) buy and sell stocks, bonds,
gold, &c, at best rates. on comnlsslOn
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

IS Convertible were exceptionally weak and de-
olined 10 793s. Tho following were the bids:
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
close of tho Exchange to-day were:
Messrs. Randolph, Buckley & Co. report the clos
ing prices of stocks at Philadelphia to-day as fol-

London advices by cable to-day report American
securities dull and steady. with ConsOs strong tho
latter closing at 95lsQ9ili for money, and 9ih@
9i3s for tho account, while United States old Cos
were quoted at 1O33sa 103os; CTS. 10SlsG 1Oo'o;
1O-lOs, 1O43,G 1OI5s; New Five per Cent Loan,
1888 u 1035s, and Erie, 147sGl5. This has been
fortnightly settling day at tho London Stock
Exchange. with the rate for money on Government
securities at 2l2 per cent, or 12 below tho Official
rate at the bank The Bank of England lost
10000 Withdrawn on balance to-day. kilograms
from Paris report several small failures
without giving particulars. Rcntes are quoted
firm at 6J7O. The prices for steriing ex-
change have been stronger at Sl $50
81 So for sight and three months bills respectively,
with slight concessions for actual business on very
fair demand Gold opened at 11il2, advanced to
1145s and closed at iJs, with the principal bust
ness al 1l4l2 The loanng rates for gold have been
| TO 9 per cent and fiat. The business of the Gold
Exchange Bank has been follows: Currency ex-
changes. SOS ,213,s1G; currency balances SILL
9ss gold exchanges, S5276,743; gold balances,
S766.277. The principal quotations for gold have
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
BLINKING AND FINANCI1L.

LAMAR
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW-lORK,
C,PrTtI, $4,000
All invested in L. 5. Reg. Bonds.
ASSETS. Nov. 1. 1873 $402 $50 Oh
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
NpON Steamer Greece.

LIvEEroOi-l}ark +. ID. Marshall.
) posin bIls 500 Flour. bbs $50 Cotton, bles SOC
wheat. bsh 1886
ST JOHN y. B-SchOoner j. 4. Hibbari. o
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13

EniIroal bonds were strong and hilhcr, ILe FHclhc
Issues leading the market. Hannibal and 81. Joseph
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THE rRiBUys.l
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
FntpAy Nov 10 1875

FRlDAY, Nov. IL, lsfo.
Tho following s complete list OF exports shipped III 'essefS
New-York tribune., 1875-11-13
Coun ry.

CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.-Mrs Harw00d
L select Family school for Young LADIES ~ RedBank-o
Shrewsbury Natural Development carefully CONSIDERS
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10

Charles Banker, of GAINESVILLE was play
ing base ball on Wednesday when the
ball struck him in the breast, Just above
the heart killing him instantly. Mr..
Banker was cripple, having lost an arm,
and was troubled with heart disease.
big f1cas have little leas to bite 'em;
Little flcas have lesser fleas, and so ad in
initum."
And that's just what ails the grasshoppers
in Brown county millions Of which are
reported dying from the worriment of q
small bug. -. >......, =.
John johnson, of Rush Lake, Chisago
county, was drowned on Tuesday short
distance above Seymour, Sabin & Co.'s
mill, at Saltwater. He fell from the raft
and being unable to swim went to the bot
TOM. The remains were recovered shortly
afterw ard, but life was extinct.
Faribau1t Democrat: Wednesday, about
O'clock p. M, . young girl, about four
Eteen years Of age, Markena Olson, daugh
I ter of i. Olson, a farmer, near Kenyon, fell
from load of lumber on Fourth street
and = wheel Of: the wagon passing ove1
her breast, she was so badly injured tina,
she died within u, hour.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10

AcQUTTED.-After hearing the argu
ment of Counsel, and making thorough
examination of the testimony taken in the
impeachment proceeding recently pend
ing against T. J. Sheehan, Sheriff of
Freeborn County, the Governor has con-
cluded that the defendant is entirely in
nocent of the charges against him, and
has acquitted him very handsomely. We
have known the Sheriff long time, and
had full confidence in his integrity, hence
we rejoice with the rest Of his friends in
his triumphant vindication. 1t will be
we'll for tue authorities to take the state
ments of such men as Pugh, the forgcr
with some allowance. If Sheriff is to
be thrown out of office upon the tcstimo.
ny of those scamps who fall into his
hands by reason Of their crimes, what dc.
fence have the people against outlaws,
and what encouragement has an officer to
discharge his duty promptly.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-06-10
DlSASTER on RED RIVER.
several Persons Injured, but Mono Fatal I.
ly-The Details.

ly-The Details.
Special to tho Pioneer Press.
WINNIPEG, Man., June 5.-The steamer
Manitoba, which arrived here yesterday
afternoon in As hours from Moorhead, left
last night, about eight o'clock, on her re-
turn trip. When short distance this
side Of Sinking river she was run into by
the steamer International, Of Kitson's line.
The latter WAS coming down river, and
blew her whistle for the port side. The
Manitoba answered for the starboard side.
The steamers were then within about $50
feet Of each other. The captain Of the In-
ternational then reversed his engines and
blew again for the port side, deciding
that it was impossible for him to keep to
the starboard. The International then
struck the Manitoba just abreast of the
low stairs, cutting into her ten feet The
deck of the Manitoba was under water in
minute. The latter had about twenty
passengers, all Of whom succeeded in get.
ting on the International. Two or three
passengers jumped overheard and swan
ashore. Several persons were more or
less injured, but not fatally. The Mani
toba sank in twenty feet of water in ten
minutes after the collision. The In,erna,
tional was heavily laden and insured
She lay for some time in the vicinity 81
the spot where the collision occurred, and
then continued her trip here. bringing
! bsck the Manitoba's passengers. Some
!. Of The; bAgDsgs vas saved, but good