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III 4 travelling Nsni, NJ thsy sipoI ~ ths
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so,ts country You never sA~ anything lik.
that"
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IL t4s,'nt Investigations n,a,ls In En-
land IL ,llf.n.rl tll. ..tl... nl tainted milk
Ia Iaii,, II Wa. found TINT n could b,
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from lead nnInal In ths neishhorhool
ot thv stable. l,y which tho air ths cowu
h1vathe.l WA. tainted, the ttint, u eourpe.
communicated to ths hlpsl. and thence III
thv milk, on II. removal. thu milk q ouee
assumed III normal condition.
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tiMks which Arise f,pns tIs isni,ion
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'ilAe laut~rtiss, " m,s.d with il. Thls
,IIre..rry may Iwovs ear@hle II prHescal
duplication IN ths prevention u Hrs Il usl
works.
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PHYSICIANS.
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RESIDENT SURGEON d PHYSICIAN,
cnEscD, Iowa.
lsa graduate ri MlchlgNn University.
member III thr North lows Medical SRfc.
"; flcvotca hin whole limu 10 hIa profession
and h prepared 10 answcr ali calls either Ii,
day 0r night, I1llla arr always due - sooi,
~ rrvttvs have Ncn rNnslcusl.
e6UtlN and rceislencu Ia Mrse building
North of THINKS 0llce. up saalrA vl4.tl
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GS. CLOUD HOTEL,
n. n. GREENE. Paor.
Corner WinnslMgo and Main ~, Opposite
lAuea Olllcr,
mt DEBORAH. IOWA.
taooi sample Rooma.
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lT ". r. l.EE.
ATTORNEY At LAW.
Caaarw lava,
rMftlcalaf aaleMtlnN dives lc collections.
Once With J. y. nFuwa. III, svcf G..
ward d DgUlhess oeusU
, 1875-10-16

Hp<t1ai O+apatth to 1hs Chseoa~ 1TtotNt.
JOLIET, ILL.,, Oct. 15.-An important. csao,
which has occupied tho attention Of tho Wils
County Circuit Court for several days pass,
terminated this afternoon. In July. 1874. Mrs.
Calyiu Seward. Of New Leuox, waa soriously ln-
iured by beng thrown from buggy IN this city.
1ho accident, from the effects Of which Mrs.
Seward has not Jet recovered. and probably
never will, Was caused by the firing Of biaas III
Bub-soxet in ftoat ct A. H. stats'a building,
No. 81 Jefferson street.
A suit for Sl0,U00 damages wa4 commenced
against the ci1y, and last Tuesday the csse came
up for trial. 9. u. da.naoy, Esa. appeared for
tho plsintia, Mesa1s IIa8ar d Flanders tor the
city, aud George q. Housa for A.. Il. Starr. In
Ill suma twenty OF more witnesses weEs a1sm-
iped, aud tue testimony wAB QuIte conflicting.
Tho phyBic4ans who attended Mis-, Haward te4tl-
tiad that her injuries "era OF = pefmanent char
Rcter, Some wltnessea swore that timely uotice
was given Of the blast, aud others that tie blast
and notice wore sIu0st simultaneous.
Tha cass was given to the jury about 0 O'Clock
this morning, and this afternoon vssdict y ~
1elurnad awarding the ptalnu6 sa6o0 damages.
4 motion for I nsw tIial Waa entered by the at.
torneys for tho CITY.
, 1875-10-16


Through his inpatlence aud enthusiasm, hIl-
nhaol Angelo ,uiuci block after block of marble
b. working With TOO great yehemence ucar the
Burfacs. He had q wonderful faculty ~ ! Eese
workman in marble. hut hi, geuius aud i'm
petuos.ty Of Temperament would not brook tho
opposttiun Of 20 stubborn material. and unit
ted htm for those d1et procusees OF rouehing
out into shape the block. which requires patience
md precision. Too eager to arrive at point
whsrc his true, gpn!ns would ti:'d play. 10 as-
salfed the marble With such violence that i.e Of
ton struck on pIoces which srenehed mo tue
Just LIMITS Of tho surface; mod, as they could
not be replaced, lie was forced to dntnh a. ho
could-not AZ be wculd. Had he confined hinl.
tell moro to celebrating his work In clay, and
tissu 1s't:usssus tho blocstng OUT in marble TO a
l.rrI!antcal workman, We should bave had not
o.y much larger number os grand works by
him. but they would hAve been freer OF great
defects. For instance, tue back Of the hoad Ut
AossS has been ehise!sd away unti! II IL sn tn
possbo head. Aga,u, tho David is sacrificed to
tie e1iRcncles Of the masbfo. And the Aoad OF
lis famous Day Was probably LEFT unfinished be-
caubs he perceived that 1t was tuTnad bayona
the limit permitted 10 nature without breaking
tho neck,
, 1875-10-16

contatned in II would probably have destroyed
Tot only tho Olaf and the surrounding 1tllpn, hut
Part Of forenhsgen ltsolf. Capt. Nehbindcr,
I'll" commander III tn. OLAF haw at once shst tho
only thing to be dune 10 prevent d catastFopho
wHn to rink tito shin After Eendinv nHnY the
Crew with tho thlp'a taper. csnt-bhxe+, and
most Salnabic -'FImnasA III boats, he ordared
tho carpenters aud cpglncc,s to ,aeke leak III
the vessel, and half M hour afterwa,d hlle sank
IN not very dcon water. Next Jay a!ao wan ra,aod
bfaip. and a!tcr noEle ptnyirsonat fcpairs was
taken To- Cronstalt. "tera e1e is nnw lying IN
dock pending lie. cptnpieta rc4'nratnn for her-
vice. lbs damage done is r.a:cl to be co1ll-
TArativelY trls!Itl. and Tue c0IIttaartAt held on
tho olllccfh OF tho se-rc1 unAiinuu-Iv sx{reascI
the highest praec OF tho cnrdnct nF the Captain
snI HI. snbo'dina:ss. The Emperor has ap-
pointed him his Aida-t1e-catnEt. wh"h n one nf
tho higbcat honorn conferred un ll,r-an naval
pflicere us,! tho officers and men ,uarr litn have
recevod Hratalsiea from tho Empetors p1,vy
rirra,
, 1875-10-16

be- unvoliod tho 1atte.' part a this
month. Tho ltfe.sizo. recntabent marble tthtuo
81 susnod li young @ scnIp,or Sir: Edwar'i Y. Valon-
tine. was exhibited to mo By that artist IN llls
stud o. 1t ia BOON to be uttood oseF tlo grave
Of Lee at Lexington. Trc figure aid tho
esoie from an n0nn inimo"ss ",s aoid block II tdo
fNest Vermont marble. TIT !tkoncas to the
mucl-1oved chioitaln il SAID ~ DO almost tan1s-
leEa. wlilo c0nnolsseurs prs'nollnco tho dctixn
o.; o. t1o 10 rspoans iegs" sna u, ~ ~. aaii oscsu
Mr. Valentine Is well-know's 10 Ito art.sofld
Though tia "Nattoa's Ward. " KnoslsJgo IL
rownr," Nc.
rho riio down tho Janos Ihver on one of tho
steamers Of the Old Uumnlt!4M Limo" IL an
en}oyahio and refreshing one ,raon warm day.
but tho kcsncry liz tamo and tety monotonoua.
until nonr,ng Norfolk, whcn line matIne NOV
IL had, embracing In ono glhnco Nutfolk porta-
mouth, Old PoiGt Comfort, atld FoEtreaa Mon.
roo the two fTnt-namod plscoh being some 10
miIos dietAnt from tho other tau.
NORFOLK AND ruArsMa> tTH
arc pfctuteaquey situated ur positc Gi1c* 4
lstion Q! $4,000. The latter having about l1.ooa.
Norfolk. from its geographical pu,Itlon aud fine
l1arhor, should and will donhtlee 81 In tino be-
come o town of soE,o importance, Aut has not at
present a yory lnS.lug 1usnoss Fsespoct., x,,
Railroad" 10 an unntcfesting r,Ao OF lEttaen
hours. paaalng for quarter Of the .tlusa through
poor country. whero Tho corn ,so ready Tor
cutting doe6 not average 2t< fab III hciBht !:
eu1no OF tho hnortCr Etalks suppo ming cara bf
cnru 20 diaproportionateiy largo hlat they rn-
mind ono forctblY Of tho iackAsa rseb,t Of Call
fornia Whose cars alone aro Bncn mIn lBk lta body
Is hid from view. ! almost expert eh them to
Hprlng from thor position at Rus ep's zach Of tlo
train aud y scout" To anothor part Of tho field.
HALEn.
rather dstapidated little town Of 1,t 70 popula-
tlon, IL silnatod in tle lioanoko tals., III 1t 10
hero cAlled; but which 10 properly tho bead OF
tho great sheuandoah Vnlley, tho III ut fertile
and beautiful portion OF the State III 10 town Is
,nost charmngly located amid tho 70 ot-liIlla OF
tho western alope Of tic Huo Ridge bl onntatnH.
commanding ertonhtva aud beautiful F'owH Of
their azure peaks on Tho one hand. an tho long
ing out for many miles upon tho lovely vnlluf of
tho Roanoke. Tlo Roanoke He'd Sulphur
Sprngs arc but o mltee from here.
and lave been largely patron4nl this
summer, as have also numerous other
eplipga In t4s section OF the s:,t:ry BY inrAl!dH
aud plouaure-scekers from all parts OF Lho
United States. The climate iu summer th rough
ont tAia mountainous portion OF tho StatA' In all
that could be desired, tho days mcetiynkey
warm, tho nights cool and bracing. Vir!s nia IL
the land OF vines aud mineral waters. Alum,
sulphur chalybeato spriuRB. etc.. aro 70 nd at
every hand. l do not think tho tloFa OF Wv ginia
equafs tlat OF eoue OF our other atnseH but
yincB Of nl kinds grow to perfection aud III the
greateet profualon, and tho Virginia cl'a,pe1
creepeth everywhere. hase ecen but few birds,
nono BcArer!y Of tho singing order. ard iosas
tho merry warblera. \. Pl H.:
, 1875-10-16

ERrd by Mr. stlnckr,xic-lhe tic G Governor.


Enrd by Mr.. tlnckr,,xic-lhe Governor.
f:rl1rrtf.
Sltc'at Nsjatrh u IN: Chitnsq Trt5a'r.
TohnN1o, Oct. 15.-1re,ues Mackenzie la"
becn tho rub}ccs Of repeated slandcr1 IL
taa Opposition papesr, Including the Montreal
Gaht'c. IT. cuEnecticu Herewith tba following
published letter Of tte l'retr:es cxsian1 itself
Ths stattnent Of Mr. While, A. trlr1tsd 10 the
Mnhtfeal Gafff, that Ar Ma ktEllr t,srALstJ Hf \
Mnn's"u! hrni. thu ste parties III HAT hrul bethE
LIS hwit h"thr u tott If stsj far. in dclIler.
tte fasehoo' No steei rstia wcte Itrt hased Us me
from anr Montf"ii firm. All werr o.saln.I ny nfeh
conilrt'ftf sftr ta"ntl's ttsreti.inr fur tendcrs
contracts AFT All ll:ade With LuKt4su ,,s4ter,, M
hfotilcs nr n Iase Of nno has My intt,t: .:!.r'f
iAa!rett, ue4r ar trnotr. IN he* u thcsr nra IT,
ever ftests, Il, " hAs ANY claim to, Ifub:
from ta" fr my ct them.
tSirnett AtHx. MA:Kr.slx.
OTTAWA. Uct. II, 1873.
lite aioseruoi-Gtncral il EXPECTED to arrive
to.motsow OF Sunday by the Iius*su.
, 1875-10-16
MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CHICAGO, ocT.14
ARn1vEo-achr L. IL. Mason, Aau!stee. lumbar :;
scbr Aontauk, Dndalo, coal schr Lovi Grant. Mus-
ke5on, lumber aebs Myrtle. Muskceon Iunahor echr
Fecltous. Ludlngton. lumber sctr O. Culver. Hod-
gers City. lumber schr 4. J. Crawford, ManiaLcs,
lumber schr ". u, Hawkins. Enwaunee, cedar posts ;
schr Lewts WciH, HusktEou, humber; Bchs +. C3aE.
ford. Muskegou. lumbor schr Topscy, Muskcgou,
lumler: schr c. North. M'Akegon, lumber; schr
Adttstic, Musfeson. lumber; prop q, Dunbar, Mas-
kcgoo, Lumbar bas8e Contest Musksron, lumber !:
schr Duncan CITY, Duncan City, lumber schr Ksty
Grant, saugatuck, lumber schr Laks Forest, Duna-
10. block sat stuf Chicago 31antowoc, sundEiss |;
ecdw l.. Painter. dilmtts Pler. wood schr L. Blood,
huskegon. lumber; scor Gladiator, Lud!ugtcn, wood;
barge Wolverine, Muhks3on lumber sehs E. L. coyne,
Cleveland coal scAs -Four nrothsss, Holland, slaves
scLs Lunbermao, Black Creek, lumber; barge
schv Il. Ftahes. CARTS f7nr humber !; sehr Lookout,
Grand Haven, lumbar schr Liyo Oak, Muskegou,
ufidss...sf hsn.o. col s saox ] scuth stde, Ludias.
isS; Ssise & hsn ofsaa iisvSa. aasss
Bunao. cus schr slasy. Holland. lua!per sshs Fen.
sankee, o:oato. lasaoer; prop =. dsddws. S. r2rs
sear s!y IT, 'i Kna, arsna Haven, light sesf .cinto
AtpenA, ,amtee: athe ". II. Dunaaua, Lndnyton+
a.nsss eha San1ss a
ci1.a.DagenE Ams1te.. Dig sussson. ton. so.l
scar Lumbssaaa, Black creek Is brls our; schf + II.
buffalo. doo0 bu wheat acbr SCOTIA, Duck Like 2
bu oats; schr A. Tomne, Holland. ~ cords stous
stmr Gaic.Ro. milwaukee,, 81 brls apples. 10 blta
6ssteh grapes and sundr.es: schr Bco.ia, Hancock,
lssot bu oats sehr Sam Flint Eris a. seU ou corn
schr b. A. Muir buffalo, a3,o1o bu wheat; stnr She
boygau. milwaukee,. 10 brta oil and sundgea; s,nlr
Bcotta, Huas!o $4,000 bu wheat l0,ooo ba oats, l,kn
hr!s dour 90 brla port 20 ha!es aheep ret. pfo G.
unthls, Post urou II, 5n eofu. f021 bfts dnus
schr E. a, Msye4 Port Huron. 275ss tn corn; prop
Messenger, Ut. 3oseph. 6D bt!s OIL and suudries.
Nlauf CLEARAkCEh-8cAr Dr1tut. Usweso, 1880
tu eora; sehr pouald.au, uuftalo, 27,2ad III wheat
Prop Mcnom!aee Muste4on, ~ brls poEk, 10 tss ol
cement: Ocopto, Is bsls pork and sundrlts; stnls
us~egatchls, Ogdousburg, bss nour; MApitcus, Il
bsaa feed snd sun1r1es; barge o. J. Halls, 0sdeua.
burg, 27,a1Q bfl Oats.
, 1875-10-16

rather Ees9e Fi1.:!lNrHt .nf i1virR all sy yra-
e- lay, 1.a:nI iitr On the ken exceedingly UNI
SIT. :su dishtfrH have thus f4r krtn fenortef,
Ia h+E ii, aa,.5asse baertins. ~hrh if. Thurhiay
orns H. ;" ID ws a
"r- favnrahs VI sthsF. The sehra D,n,i Lvr MS and
Il. Eing, 10Th bound fur Milwaukee light, trettrrei to
r1Lt h.k aEl walt for tt tu7tsIic: 4
=! tie n.osf .TAc Prop Merchant a...rn Kaeine
i has lten ahonaonrti for he rrs s"nt. The tuH
,n,,.sfui Sym pumps E1actd tn bolrd pf her lad
IN ~" c1.. effect. II she does mt ~ to pig "a. a.
II y feared sk will effort wI!l fc 1Gs1s u talse
her y Iaetnn u j'ontoons. frriRhs On fnnbcr
lave 'ray lmurov.l dl.sng The last fsw hayu.
tt41>'1a vtre tnntr yesterdsy At ti.75 frnm Grand
!. r'!nst II: rhd s42s from Oconso.... Nr. link
1T r.. II T.. tas M.ry Msi.in represented Tho tag
l,tt1fs' In thc niprttIun Convention yostef*!ay..t
itr We xlh1tu4 I.tbc:t las 10 nnfk sg4n on
ines Lr jGah an. htlnr" II the fo1 Of ftgat"eHsh
'.'""t AID ano!Ler ecot! Ia tEhg male to False the
Ytastt.
, 1875-10-16
AMtjSI:1lI5SI'H. A

THE THOMAS c:2HcE7T.
The fifth OF tue strea OF 1lluu a. concerts was
given lat evening 1t tue Ghion parh Co,grc-
eatloual Church. Tho West Side 10 bot famous
Tor turning out large andsences, but last cyen-
ing It ltlade ap extra effort. aud, with the help
OF number of South Si1ots, fiod tue church
about two-thirds full. The programme waa an
admirable one, commencing WITH Bargiel's very
dramatic and stirring overture TO ''Acdea-" "
The Bccond uumbcr waa tho Isnn con-
co'to. op. 185. III tb1ee nloye,ncnta {nlioHro
andautc, and inale). for riauo and or
cheAtra, giyen here for tho first time,
1t Was probably thls concerto marc than afl tho
other AumGers combined Which called out 4 largo
proportion OF tho audience, as nearly all the
l'ia1,iBts aid o,ganists of pote IN the city were
present., and they weEe not disappointed, either
III tho wolk as composition, or il. tue peifu7n.-
ance Of It, both By tho orchestra aud Nine
tlon with the piano. The concerto Is one Of
most elaborate texture, tho themes bein. hot
oasr Of exquisite melody Themselves but beng
lnter~oren with immense artistic tkill anI
work is thas, notwithstanding tho cou,p.ex;:y
of the Instrumentation. IL il nowhere obscureo,
the ind1ylduahty Of the themes being always
kept clear aud distinct. 1hls ID peculiarly ,rie
| In tho lovely andantc, which vii! probatly he tue
most popular movement OF tho three, aud in
which, especially In the THO, sne treatment ia
| ruiely aud elegantly classic. The closing mo, c.
n.ens is vory q, tried, and il really thc climax to
which tho other two movements lead un Ia a
magnificent progression. NotL ig thas Nine.
schiller has yet .1ouo has 80 warmly mid com-
pletelv commended her A. her playing uf thus
, ooncorto. Her artistic skill waa perhaps moa.
clearly DISPLAYED in ths opening allegro,
but discrimination OF this sort
is aln'oat ung, ,aclous,, wherc the whole
work waa given With such nasterls effect. It
WAS \ grand triumph, aud WIS instantly aprEo.
cia.cd by T. moro than ordinarily critical a,.
dience. The remaining orchestral numbers wcre
the tntroducttcn and finale to "TnBtau and
1sodc," :" which have been gircn here before; the
Roman Carnival overture, which ia the intro Inc
tim to the pccond act Of Derl,oz's ''BeurcnuEc
! CcI.nl.' and fa1rl, to he considered ~ Quo ot
hts 'grotceGueB tho lovely theme aud rarta-
tioua from Schubert's D 1n,nor auartette, given
By sbs nrsts, seconds, riola1 and Eel!os and the
Sixth Hungarian Rhapsody Of tue Liszt ot,gison
hero for tho first tiuao.
Tho ee2son cloees NTH two concerts to-day, a
matinee aud oyoning concert, the programme 10,
the inter being "a 1oltows:
hymnhnuy-1n G, No. 1i......................Hsy Haydn
Concer.o-fot Flute aud uarr.,. Mozart
Mt*srs. Cur: Hehrtr t. lockwood.
oversure-Leuo-e. No. J..... Beethoven
TART II.
NADINE Nua*t,,a Schiller and orets:tyu.
Three Character Piece tnewl Holman
I. nuhe i'm scha,ten etuer Rutns {visionl,
II. BaIlnde.
III. 1m Sonuenschein.
Observation-Disclosures. .Tagnel
, 1875-10-16

ThcrA WAS modorate defnsna for vessel room, At
an advance Of Nc On buffalo rites. Vessels werc
taken as axe for wheat and 34c for corn. Ths i'd
vaace checked tho demand somewhat. The supply of
vcsse!a ready Tor loads Il sald 10 10 small Tho char
tass for Buffalo include the Moct!ng Bird and II. j.
tkmuinss for o0 ba wheat u StU, aud tho DhShiis
tor &c, 900 bu corn II 34s.
N!LwAVKIE.
On tbs IAN grain f1etehts wero unchanged. Char.
tors: To oadensburg--s.hr Dan Lyoas, wheat 1t 7o.
To Klugston-aehs l. q. jenkins, vheat At eIc. To
Bu1alo-senrs Joaeph raige, Angua Smith, Ahisa
Cobb. and II. Z. Tscmbls, wheat u 5Ac.
BUFFALO.
Ths following charters wtse reported On the lssb :
sctr A. H. peterson Goa! 10 Chicago ut s0o per ton
schr Champion, coat, Esss to Chicago at Silo; schr
uoouliRhs casl AshtAbus 10 Chicago It $lt!K; s:he
Kluxnsaes. coal. Cleveland to calesaa at ills.
DETROIT.
Tht following enas7eaents were made on TITO 18th :
schg Mposal STATE, wheat, Detroit 70 buffalo 1t !e
Sow Triumph. pressed hsy. falshayeu IL Alpsn. 1t
s3.51 and return cargo ot Lumbar 10 fs!fhaysa At
3.6a; scow Anua Moore. sh!nglea, Fossatvils 10 3D.
tfot 4s va Fer M scr alAdssons, who4s. Detroit To
Taoroa, p. Athr Ferret, st4yss, netrut 10 CkYs-
land Il 800 Carload and wood fsusi1 kiD9eYl!Ie.
put.. to this port At 5l3o pss cord; schE TwllaI I
wheat, ChAihanl to Kingston At &c, gold.
, 1875-10-16

Khudojar-Khau, iu 'rufkoatau, tas been com.
PEELED BY hls faithful subjects u take reIuge III
Russia This rrilca, having bsen at peach with
the taat.meusioned Power n,nco 1865, begau ia
oppsess hs people IN terrible NAY. They re-
boiled, and be crushed the 1ebeilson with lis
soldiers. whom be had drilled like Russian in.
tapsry. Ho raSed worse than ever. Whole
heads Of tho nublss that d!,plessei Inn were
cut OF NTH peuxn.ses II the gate Ut his palace.
tbs couss,luence uf sn.s cruelty w4s aseruttion
Of The rsbsll1ou this suumar. This limo he had
TO run sway to Russian serrltory, accouaual by
his hRTe.u, b00 othof people, a"d sWo lsuss!au
officers who were Ut knuiau1 nheu the retei.4ou
bruav u.t.
, 1875-10-16

A relparkable iustAMce Vi psosctce OF mind on
tho part of tho Captain OF a ulau.of-"ar ~ IL.
lateu DY tue ST. Petersburg raptss. about the
tnl Ut August the Kuss!sh war.fslgato Olaf.
which had accompanied thu yacht of tho Czara.
witch to Copenhagen, wAa lying at Anclor an.uns
hundreds OF other ships in soe harbos, whsu \
i1e waa discovered iu cosi-eollar below, Which
xss ouly 10. 1eek from lhe pu~der"magazins
Taero WAS no tlu1e to Eut Out tue ire bctoto 1t
could rench sha magazine, and u explos.uu Of
the large atore4 0t cartridges sud 9uupo \ der
, 1875-10-16

cbnJnatnra, and who only livnd fur tho Lenc:i:
OF Tin public.
hlr. Hitchcock closet the Argument. nftrr
which,, At twenty mlaiites Fast o'clock, the jury
fetiFbd, j1sttca HuminClicl itati1c.ing thcta to
bttuR IN al1elr set1ct In writing,
Alter the Jury hatl retired tt!o Company With
drcw tho cass agalrH. ,,r. :fa:rl,aI! 1'c tu, SIZE
wns also charged With st!aot!c:!y condt,.. iuI T.
INK AZ Mr.. lInwo lad tiuLc.
After nomn titnn apent IN elaboration ye1,
dict Of MT guilty war Ectafael
, 1875-10-16

Qnly txa cargoea Of lumber ssuAlned It thu market
Lat evening. .Ths schr Psthnndes II having taak
stepped ,. ut tas doeAs o1 tho Chicago DsY-oek
Company. The tug Robert !. TartAut, tho upper
so.ks ot which ware burned . short ums sgo l.s
bsea repaired md wss a& work s{sln yestctu1y
, 1875-10-16

Sp.eat Nisrzteh u Tht Ehte1uo 1r,tIhe.
IaSAlLf. ILL.,, Ues. i5.--AkaisEu III N1vLn-Stm1
Kstle, towing Large M. 1, from reor1a light; prop
CHA Iran Feoria, WITH 1nrrrh*,adsse fu7 Chicago.
pkrAn:Ep-caEa-t'oat Elizabeth With light load oi
Qpnr Tor Perm; f,ur trapre:t' toAtt fps Ie't,sa.
PASSED. IS7u CAs.L-j,l: Rod, from f..S..,o, light
to losI At Csca: Lohu Carter, Fa1n LaSAl!t light! Il
load 1t ottawa.
rassLp urr-Noa:ti IT Trale, w.ta iutabre t.,
Peosla: Elizabeth, from Lnkpo1t, with light load o
flour for Lasatie and IeEu.
Nina feet three 1ncuea of water the taitre-.!a o
Lotxl5. WIaI west.
EEiDhErusr. O:s. ls.-AnntrEo-chamricn La
9alIt, QUO tu rom.
CIk4aEp NJ. L. A1an*, MetodosIs, l,a4i It lu:n
Icr: Irale At,lutt, Wusin1:nn. 1'.sts; # !uEsbtr
1.,to';ttn: Uatau. Jtara. 5t.;1 t. lumber. l. l..
shingles.