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Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29
CALIFORNIA.
Disastrous COnnagrati0n.

San FRANCIsCo Oct. 26 = FIRE at
Virginia CITY destroyed seven blocks
of buildings. inc'adiug the Western
Union Telegraph Office.
A later dispatch from Virginia City
just received at the office OF the Cor
solidated Virginia Mining Company
here, says that the northern portion
Of the city is all burnt The frs is
still raging, The fire engines are use
less, there being no water.
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29
COLORADO.
Elections.

DENVER, Get 26. 6.-R4turns indicate
that the R-publieans have carried the
Territory. and have considerable
maj prity in the Constitutional Conyer-
ton
NoTz BY law passed last Con-
gress Colorado will h. admitted in
time for the Pre- -idential election.
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29
NEW YORK.
SuSrGnsienS -CenSnre.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-THE petition in
bankruptcy filed on Saturday in the
!. s. District Court, against Nyse &
Go hv forty creditors. representing
$500. .00Q, wholly unsrcured. Their
entire Indebtedness is es stimated at 81
500, 010.
Archibald. Baxter s Co.. who sue.
pended recently, were yesterday cen-
sured By the Board of Managers OF the
Produce Exchange for conduct ircon-
sistent with just and equitable princi.
pies of trade in conDecIo1 with tbeir
suspension.
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29
WASHINGTON.
SpinneP'S Accounts Credentials. 6r

WARRINGTON, Oct. 26-Three years
will prnhabiy eiapse before the late
Treasurer Spinner's accounts ar. fina,.
" settled.
The Chilean aud Austrian Ministers
presented their credentials TODAY.
TIE is no doubt that tho S2.OOO
missing from the Redemption Bureau
Of the Treasury Department. Was stolen.
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29
SPAIN.
Recognition.

MADRID. Oct 26-Che Epoca says
that the Carlist Radu MendIrs has
bottled the Spanish q 'nsul at Bay"''De
Of his rt rtcogn.tion of King Alfonso
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29

The workirgmen of the Western
North Carolina Railroad. says fbe "a..
i>hury UIdtchnlan. have pu ~chas'" a
elegant ebony walking cane with 70
mountings, to be presented to. a hoa'
VI. A. Smith, late receiver OF the roa"'
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29
ILLINOIS,.
Sentenced ed-SuSDenSi0n.

JOLIET, Oct. ga farmer named
Homer convicted of wife murder, bas
been sentenced to death.
CHICAGO. Oct. 26 The Chicago IT,
~uroI ce Agency Assoc alton has failed.
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29
ENGLAND

f O r Z Z g N.
Wilmington journal., 1875-10-29
JACKSONi j
NEWS IN GENERAr,,.
Q Ol = is IS.

by TELEGRAPH TO THE JorRs.,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-21

Child-stealing seems to have be.
come regularly systemized oper-
alton in some parts of the country,
Cases of abduction now are me- al
all nufrequent. In some INSTANCES
the stolen ones have been recover.
ed; but it is not a hard matter to
put them out Of reach of friends or
of the detectives. The object OF
this villainy is of course the extor-
tion Of blackmail. When that fails
the little victims are regularly APP
prenticed for a stipulated price.
1t behoves parents to be on their
guard, and especially to warn their
children against advances made by
men who are not known to them.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-21

CHURcH's MUSICAL VISITOR for July
Is a good number. If music dealers
singers ana players would examine q
copy of this publication they might dis
cpver way to receive good supply a
OF the late music-vocal and instrumental
without paying from 30 to so cents d
sheet for 1t, while at the same time they
may keep posted In matters relating tC
music and art. The current number Of
the Visitor contains two new songs by
popular composers, pretty waltz, and
Strauss celebrated "Devils Darning.
Needle" Mazurka. There is also sup.
plement giving four good quartets; in
all no fewer than eight pieces of good
and popular music. The literary de-
partments are full and interesting, en-
braciDg articles by w. s. b. Mathews,
John Howard, and others. There is
also pretty musical story, correspon-
dence, editorials. etc. Specimen copy OF
the Visitor will be sent on receipt of one
stamp. $3.50 a year. Address JOHN
CHURCH Il Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-21

; are admissions Of the India,
} Agent and others that the fiou,
was distributed without inspection
as the law requires, and proof thai
; -four was shipped to the Red Cloud
Agency after it had been rejected
by Major Long, inspector at Che
yenne. Commissioner Smith had
the assurance on May Bird to say
that the -four was all inspected Of
Cheyenne and Professor Marsh
naivly says: Essentially the same
statement was made to me by Com
missioner Smith, and this dis
couraged me from giving him fur
Their information about Indian af-
fairs" No wonder he was dis
couraged.
Professor Marsh bears personal
testimony to the inferior quality
of the sugar, coffee and tobacco,
and presents that Of army officers
in addition to show that the Indi-
ans were on the verge of starvation
several times during the winter
through the rascality of the Indian
ring.
The Professor brings home upon
the Indian Bureau the fraudulent
payment for years of over $4,000
per year for the transportation of
goods and supplies from Cheyenne
to Red Cloud Agency. The Inter
ior Department paid for a distance
of 2l2 miles, when the actual dis
lance is but 145 miles. The at
tention of the Interior Department
was called to this matter in 1873,
but it made no move on it. Pro-
fessor Marsh pointedly says:
The responsibility for all this
Encouragement and fraud should
rest with the Secretary Delano and |
Commissioner Smith, who have
long known of the abuses at Red
Cloud Agency. No less than five
special commissioners, or other
officials, appointed and paid by the
Department of the Interior, had
personally investigated this agency
before my visit, and given that
information indicating
The bad state of affairs there"
We have the above summarized
some of the evidence brought by
Professor Marsh in support of his
charges Of Indian mismanagement.
No one can read it and say it is of
. character to be sneered down by
'ither Delano or Smith, or to be
slibly explained away. Corrup-
ion has been remorselessly ex-
POSED to the gaze of the President
" Professor Marsh, and those t
utility of concern in it are arraing-
d before him. The Professor has
obly and courgeously done his c
uty. Will the President do as
much.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-21

TREAsURER's NoTICE.-Notice is hereby
Il given that the undersigned, Treasurer Of the
city OF Alpena has received the tax roll for Gem
eral City and Highway Taxes for the year 1873.
and the same will be retained by him for forty
days thereafter; that during the first twenty days
Of said forty days, said Treasurer will receive all
taxes assessed thereon without theaddition Of any
commission or PERCENTAGE for collection; that
during the remaining twenty days Of the said
forty DAYS, persons paying taxes will be charged
one per cont additional on their assessments and
that after the expiration of said forty days, said
roll will be returned to the Comptroller of said
city who will cause TO be made out copy Of 50 mu'
Of said Assessment Roll as shall then remain due
and unpaid. adding thereon such percentage as
shall have been fixed by the Common Council for
the collection of such taxes or assessments not
exceeding four per cent. And that within ten
days thereafter the said Treasurer will receive
said last mentioned roll and proceed to collect and
receive taxes thereon assessed up to the last Sat-
urday in October next.
Notice Is further given, that the said Treasurer
is not required by law TO call upon the persons
assessed on such roll, or demand the payment of
such taxes.
THos. COLLINS,
City Treasurer
Dated. Athena. July 90 1878 2O5wl
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ALPENA WEEK. I ARGUS.
Wednesday, July 81, 1875.

A new point is raised in the in
dictment found by the grand jury
In Washington in the Chandler
Buell. libel case. This last indict-
ment avoids the error in the first,
and charges lihelous publication
in the filing, by Buell., Of the dis
patch which was forwarded to and
subsequently printed in Detroit.
The newspaper is left out Of the
question, and the case will turn
on the point whether the filing of
a dispatch in telegraph Office con-
stitutes the publication of libel.
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WDROBATE OR DER.-state of Micmg

Il County of Alpcnn, ~.
At n session of the Probate Court, for the Coun-
ty of Alpena, holden mt the Probate Office, in the
city of Alpens, on Monday, the seventh day OF
June, in the year one thousand eight hundred and
seycnty-fve.
Present, Obed Smith, Judge Of Probate.
In the matter Of the estate Of Edward Vail, de-
ceased.
On reading and fling the petition duly verified,
OF Henry Bolton, administrator of said estate,
praying for license to sell the real estate Of said
Edward Vail, for the purpose of paying the debts
Of said estate.
Thereupon II is ordered that Monday the second
day Of August, Mt ten o'clock In the forenoon, be
assigned for the hearing of sid petition, and that
the legal heirs at law of said deceased and all 9TH
or persons interested in sad estate are required
10 appear at session of said court, then to be
holden at the Probate Office, in the city of Alpena
and show cause, If any there be- why the prayer
Of the petitioner should not be granted: And il
Is further ordered, that said petitioner Terry Boil
ton give notice TO the persons interested in said
tate, OF the tendency of said petition, and the
heading thereof by causing copy Of this order to
be published in the AIPENA WEEKLY ABous, a
newspaper printed and circulated in said county
Of Alpcna, six successive weeks and also by
causing the sumo to be personally served at least
ten days previous 10 said day Of hearing, upon
the heirs Mt law, II they be found in said county
A true copy.I
20lwS OBED SMITH.
Judge of probate
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OBED SMITH,
Judge of Probate.
HERIPFrs 81

g HERIPFs sALE,-By virtue of an executjou
lCissued out Of the Circuit Court for the county
Of Alpena, bearing date of June 10th, A. ID. 1873.
and TO me directed, at u rcrtain suit whereia John
H. stevens rs plaintiR, VS. Ohed Smith, Scott Doane,
Creager, defendants, have this day seized and
levied upon the following real estate Ms the prop
erty Of John W. Creager, one Of the within named
defendants to wit All the right, title and inter.
est that said John w. Crcager had on the 25tb
day OF FEBRUARY, 1878, in and to the west half of
the northwest quarter Of section four ti in town
thirty-ono III north OF rance nine fo' 80, Ii.
will Offer for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder on Saturday the 3lst day Of July next,
at two O'Clock IN the afternoon OF said day
The above sale will be held al the front door Of
Potter Bros brick block, In the city of Aipena
that being the place for holding tho Circuit Court
for the said county.
T. JOHNSTON, Sheriff.
Dated at Alpena, this 10Th day Of June, 1873
902w6
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NJ A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.

Just Pu1iished in sealed enreiope. Price sir eeuts.
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or of the screen Book" &C.
The world-renowned author, in this admirable
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that the awful consequences of Self-Abuse may
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PresQue Isle County.

The Board Of Supervisors of Presqne Isle county
at its last meeting, passed among others, the fol
lowing resolutions
On motion Of Andrew z. Banks, seconded b,
Albert Molitor,
WHEREAS, The Legislature has organized thi.
county at its last session, and provided for a
special county election to be held therein on the
18th day Of April lust. and
WHEREAS, Said election was lawfully held at
the time appointed. and resulted in tamong other
thingsl the election of Herman Hoeft to the Office
Of County Treasurer Of the county of Presque Isle,
and,
wHxaEAs. Herman Hocft qualified in accord
ance with law, to I'LL said Office, and is now cx-
ercising the functions thereof, and,
WHEREAS. James T. Crawford, who formerly
acted a. County Tr. ssurer of Presque Isle county,
and his deputy, one Hiram A. Reeves, have alb
sconded with the moneys. books, papers and other
documents belonging TO the office Of County
Treasurer, and are now, through designing men
of Alpena AMI elsewhere, distorting money from
the taxpayers Of Prcsque Isle county, by falsely
representing themselves as Treasurer and deputy
Treasurer Of this county therefore be 81
Resoired. That this Board know no man as
Treasurer or Presquc Isle county but Herman
Hoeft and that the public are hereby notifies of tie
fraud and deceit Of James T.. Crawford and his
90 called deputy Reeves, who IL not even entitled
10 avote in this county.
RESOLVED, Further, that certified copy of this
resolution be published In the Alpena ANGUS.
the Detroit Free Press, the Detroit Post, the De-
troit Tribune, the Bay City Chronicle, and that
certified copy thereof be sent to the Auditor
General. Ayes-Banks, Molitor, Macarthur.
Fisher and Darga. Nays-none.
STATE OF MICHIGAN,
COUNTY OF PREsoUE ISLE.
1, simo, Herr 9, clerx Of the county sfore-
said, AID of the Board Of Supervisors of said
county, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and correct statement Of the action of the
Board on the matters therein contained, and that
the same has been compared by me with the or
iginai on file in my Office, and that Il IL n true
and correct Transcript therefrom, and Of the
whole Of said original resolution. And further
certify, that the forego ing resolution Of said
Bosrd, was passed By them at a meeting held BY
them ct Rogers City, In said county, on the eth
day Of July. A. ID. 1875 a. appears By their record
Witness my hand and seai Of the Circuit
Court for said county, this 10th day Of July, A.
ID. 1878
IL. 81 SIMON HFRREs.
County Clerk.
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Str. st. Joseph,

CAPT. HENRY FALL,
Leaves Alpena for Detroit and Sandusky every
Friday morning, and returning leaves Detroit
every Monday night at " o'clock.
w. II. JOHNSON,
Alpena.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Tr A q Tho choicest In the worid-Im-
u 1A6s porte1-' priccs-Largcst Com
pany IN Amcrica-stapie .,,a-nleases cscy-
body Trade continually increasing Agents want
ed everywhere best Inducements don't waste time
send tor circular TO ROBERT WELLS, A.
Vesey st.. N. ". J.. o Box 1857.
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CAPT A.G. RIPLEY.

Leaves Alpcna for Bay City, daily at A. NJ. Re
turning. leaves Bay City at z. NJ except Sun
days
For passage and freight apply TO
Alpena.
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The terrible suicide happened on
he very morning . , .ySl When both ts Has
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-07-21

way said Kitty. III knew Mr.
smith.I,saaa|au halsra0s
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on coop any time they rrrcmps
young boods should have to Brooklyn and get some
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City Treasurer
Dated, Alpenn, July 90, 1878. 205w4
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
THE PRESS GAG LAW.

IT'S CONsTrTUTIONALTTY TO DIX TESTED-ARRI;Sr OF
MR. BUELL. IN ST. LOUIS ON THE SUIT OF sENA-
TOR CHANDLER.
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 93.-The United States
officials of Judicial District, spurred up by peremp
tory orders from the Department Of Justice at Washing
ton have last taken hold OF the BueChander case
in earnest and Mr. Buell. arrested yesterday and Is
now In the custody Of the United States Marshal.
of habeas corpus granted by Judge Treat re-
turnable tomorrow and the argument Will then begin
upon the cOnstukonaty of the Gag law, and all other
legal points Involved. Mr. Buell. was arrested upon
regular United states in the usual form, charg
ing him with an ofenss against the laws aud crime
against the peace and dignity of tho United
States. Jadge Treat is very likely to de-
eide in conformity with the recent
report OF the judiciary Committee; and in case
he does So reported that the intention OF tho
Department of Justice TO appeal TO Judge Dillon Oh the
Circuit Court from his decision. II necessary TO the
Supreme Court of the United States Tie delay on the
part Of the officials has been very dstasteful 10
the authorities Washington, and perempt0ry orders
were sent here to arrest Buell. Immediately and bring
on test OF tho power of the Gag law at once me
press mere Is UNANIMOUS dCnOuncin6 the prOfFeulhH
The DeinOerai-the principal Administration paper OF
This clty-atiacklng with mucn severity the IaWi us
authors, and those who seek 70 enforce W.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
MR.. BULLETS SUCCESSOR.

COMMENTS OF THE BOSTON ADVERTISER on THE
HON. CHARLES P. THoMPsOS's ADDRESS BEFORE
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CLUB-MR. THOMPSON
GREAT GAIN OVER BUTLER.
BOsToN, Mass, Feb. 23.-The Hon. Charles
p Thompson Gen Buffers successor as Representative
no Congress from the Essex District delivered an ad-
dress last night before the Constitutional Club on
strict construction of the Constitution. He favored
uonnterference State affairs. the equality OF all ct
zeps before the law and return 70 sound currency
OF tins speech, The Daily Adperser OF to-morro" VII!
say:
Mr. Thompson throughout ms speech enumerated
noints of policy with which most Republicans ~ Mssa
chuaefts gree The principal ones were strIed huhoi
once 10 the Constitution, the independence OF states
f theIr reserved rights, equal rights fOr All cHehs oi
tIe reDnhc an honest administration OF government
and n s,und eurrsBev. That iE very good pi.tlorm
ana IN Mr. Thompson stands ny II IN goOd ial.n
during ms Congressional career, there ls ntte room
doubt that the Essex district Will nave more anu
moro reason 10 be glad he was elected over MS oPpo
nent We suspect he is q long way III d1Vance vi .ne
mass OF the party whose maine ne wears Dut .nat
go much the for the party. Inc peOpie oI tho
country are now rather careless what poitca name
49, ,gsars nra yided he s able, honest. and honorable
M h. essential be true to the vital ldeas oi se
publie policy that have triumphed IN the asl niee
We ars and free from talnt of the corrnptols tht
seandazcd the recent record OF the RepuDhcan PhIJ
when Re publcans have the opportunity 10 vote oi
Rsnubpcap who stauch and clean tDey VIII 90 I, nuI
it fs Great gain 10 exchange RepuDhcan IKE b"'e'
for q democrat liEe Tbonpson
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
GOVERNMENT WEATHLR REPORT

WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF rIR CHEZ SIGNAL OFFICER. !
WA-aINCToN ID. C.. Wednesday, Feb. "a. lo'5-la W. }
SyuOpSls for Hie pGSt "a hours
The barometer has very generally 1alIen
since Monday MI gAt, and il lowest In Indiana.
Warmer sOutherly winds, with cloud ana RAM pre'a
south OF the lake region. .,. -
Rising barometer and colder northeast WINDS are re-
ported from the NOrthw . ~,
The rivers have fallen at VicksburR ana risen at Cn
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and ~. LOUIS.
PTObdbiiiHef.
During Wednesday in the s0Htn Atlantic states. faii-
ing stationary barometer, warmer southeIlJ "uuS'
and partly cloudy weather.
For the Gull states rising barometer, southwest 10
northwest winds cooler partly cloudy weather. pos
gibiy with a nOrthcr in Texas.
For Tennessee and the OHIO Valley, falling, followed
by rising barometer winds shifting 10 northwest, Wth
colder, cloudy weatner. 49, ~,
For the upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri valleys
and the NorthWest rising barometer brisk nOrthefy
winds and cooler, clearing weather.
For the upper lake region, rising barometer northeast
winds backing northwest, colder, cloudy snd clear
ing weather. . -, --.
For the lower lake region northeast 10 southeast
winds falling followed by rising barometer, colder,
eloudy weather and possibly rain or snow.
For he Middle States, JaitiHg JoH0Ted 6V rictHg
barometer, soatfery UiHdS. SaghHy udmeI e10udy Or
RAINY Uedfher. . .. 4, .,,
cloudv weather, with slight changes OIL temperature
The rivers Will rse somewhat.
Cautlouary signals are ordered for Norfolk, Lake
Henry Cape May, Pecks Beach. Atlantic City, Barne-
gat squan Beach Long Branch, Sandy Hook, and New
NarE
New-York tribune., 1875-02-24
DIED.

ATwoopIn Wnd'o Coma Sunday eysDins Fso H. At TIE "a
J., wife ofw. h. Atwood
BRAMAN-At Cambragc Mas Peh 10 Mary ~is
of Rev. Charles Z. Besman age 30.
CHOLLAR-A Invcr Grove Paul Mnn at the residence
his asef MIS- j. smith Jlsa Cholar 10 the G9'a year Of hs
CORNELL-Seconl month third dar Feb 30 at MARI Ger
Phsbe c, Cornell. No 2os Bat TbiTty-anhsi.
DENHAM-On Tu,4dar 23 inst, Mss Eiz neOhan daughter
Denhsm D. D. the 67sb OF her
funeral from residence, 5l7 West Thirty ass'
THURSDAY 18th iBst AZ p ID
GIBSON-Richari the 23i lest, aged iS Teas
Notice Of funeral in IhursdATs paper
HURD-suDd.y 2l Eliza the late Hebron Hurd Inc
F.asral from Tsdenes Of her ,Snia-.w Dsyii ans%S ..
for Mount Vernon. AZ IL O'Clock.
KYAPP-Peb D. 1870 Washington Hishs Of puss
Ta acrl eices BheA CaaF, q Thirty
a. N The friends Of be family invited 30 attend.
LEFPBRTs-In Brookyn SUNDAY evening Peb r. at The r
her sonn CEoa Bre1oOft' Maria ~ioS VI the Ia
Relatives and requested 10 attend The unea Wednesay 81
the Church the Pilgrims orHef Rena and heHf'
sts.. BROOKLYN.
IUcKE-rue.ay FEB 80 Willie LaeLe wm G. Ldrse
Funeral Thursday, 2 D.
MAssgREe-ou Monday. a2. HYaua nanne7ns 'ssd n
y respectfully lsrlea 's.s.a
funeral from 81 sprneet. Brooklyn oa "Wednesday gan in
Feb 81 S,ta,t E.ps NsyeeeE q tn, a~ Of
S g. Sgn.hr s5 eo .'a @ - @ & ay s sSd 10 Ss a5 G m
Senee. No. ri Esst Thirte,L-,t, YsvYork
McBREDR-On sunday Feb 81 Annie widow Of William MeBhde
The friends Of The family epec uy to attend he iase
Fec. "a, at 80 o'clock.
PROvOsTsu4deny Sunday Feb 81 DAVID Provost the ia
Of his
Relatives attend the funeral
Wsdnssay Feb u 1875 Cars Poln Ii Gcos.
Carriages meet same on arrival at Great week Depot
SMlTH-At Alden Arbs 1874 McPha Smith. the
27h age onl tue ate Gent sni hI smith 81
BROOKLYN.
sPROUL-In Brookyn Tuesday Peb 23 NJ wife ofr,s<
D. SDroulL .
Fuds invited to-day. ls1 AmiiY Bro0kru
Body be taken 10 Rtgehd Conn Tor nter
ment
wARNBR-At Providence Monday Feb D. Taylor Il
Warner jr
ReTe, family respectfully invited TO aEtend The
residence Of james Porter JO1 GEesneave Brook
yn, on Thursday afternoon at / = o'clock
YATEs-On SUNDAY Feb 81 T. in the 34ta hs
William eldest VI lion Arthur Yates Of NsTeri',
T. OF Rev Edward FORBES D. British Chaplain