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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
THE BROOKLYN RING SUITS.
The CIcnr case Of Robbery IN tho Third Ave-
nue. sewer Job.

Tho Law Committee OF the Brooklyn
taxpayers. who are aiding Mr. John Il. Parsons
In preparing tho testimony in the suits against
the Brooklyn Ring, have, they believe, obtained
testimony concerning the Third avenue sewer
I'D that will win the suit for t@01,OJO that the
Ring made out OF that scheme. Their facts
show that the Water Commissioners, Fowler,
Loybcr and Klns,lln, designed to put the con
tract into Kingsley and kccney's hands. In the
bids for the sewer that was to be built from
G rroil street to Twcnty.clghth street, Kingsley
sent In one bid, keenev another, and McMann.
their foreman, another, but Joseph H. Van
Ninilc, reputable cDntractor, sent In tho
lowest bid. Si7jtW. Mr. Van Wrinkle
will testify that he was approac he'd
three times by persons acting, ~ IS
supposed. ~ Kiugslevs interests. who offered
HIM nr.t SIuJ.t tson &.O.l, aud 40 lenrth So 20
10 tlr ,y tip ihc contract. lie refused the offers
calculating to m ko s.COOU OF the job. Fowler
sreni cieitecn dass TRYING TO tick % flaw IN Van
Wrinkles sufctir., bat l1 vain. 90 July 2s isGo
weather stopped hiu PEE had nll u the largest
s,vtr pipe laid, aui hua ltd about three
blocks Of Gi.inch sewer tine. IN the spring of
80 Van Mtnkici sumei "utN. + Nlef ordered
work. Van Minllc put ON hf'y I've men. and
purchased cApcU Wo mHcnl,cy. Ahner &.
ktaucy hHd 90 the mean tWc iliIsfiiuusly OBJ
taincd sl-uatrrHs 90 uciiit"n ir ~ property
WAS o' -frnrfiug frN j. g. rin: tU the sire e,
afd Nr yyl- wofNin. tlY-lnw. on TINS complaint
Van " irile WAS r.lb,I - his Doifract. and in
NV 'he engineer. wiln4u' adv 81 ln-. HirInE, !
w'h Nr. hcency TO- c'nu',ir the work. Al the
lIt'.i's IltcD-. WGtlh Wv.c inr in vance ui las
urnun4a Is iu i-Il. ts may Doe -oon hv IN" f1il lw-
lu.taNls. vUich Hnfaulrrs hi- iid Ia 1870 wi,h
Van WmAt'S iu g. % aud nis own old iu lsjJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06

MADRID, Dec. 5-Mr. Gushing, the United
ststcs MLlstcr has had long conference with sehor
Coantos, the new Minister for Foreign Affars It Is
tACtOTJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
Death of Mr. Henry G. Watson.

Henry c. Watson, editor OF Wdtsons Art
J.nHa' who had been In declining health for nearly
year. died Thursday, Dee In the resdeuce OF his
sister, Mrs Edward j. Loder, At 2e6 Fast Eighty third
street He "a he buried from -. Tho nas's Episcopal
CAurch fiil avenue AMI Flfty thlrd street. al lsH
O'Clock this afternoon The Rev DR.. Morgan vii Of
tcatc, and Mir George Nlnam MarTru viii led the
music Nine. Antonettc Slerlng, Nine. T. u. Gul4
N tAe sol,mnics a IN ne arg chor q 81 Ih9nias's
Church. Mr.. watson leaves "A wife nj hOn-a bright
hoy OF eleven ycars Nj watson hfty-rig4t ears
OF age lie dled Of Brghrs dl.ta.e Ihe pall bearers
are { +. Ch'cktrinF joan +. cleveland Max StrA-
koscl, Dr John savage, liarrs Gray, David Duuham
W H. Powell, Thomas j. Wal, II. I. Kicdel and 81
Coon
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
the PoAEs OrrR rnE RIvER.
The Dedication Of Brooklyp's Pioneer Polish
Roman Catholic Church Edincc.

Mr.. Anton Lambui, Pole, OF II f atbush ave-
nue., two months 40 organized the pioneer Polish 10
man Catholic society OF Brookbn. Sir. Lambul was
app1 ned It, Pres q, nand the mcmbcrs ncrelsedr rap
lob. Thcy aired the old wooden Presbyterian Church
~ rlary ana lawrlncs Streets anc Yesterday IL was
dcd Gated by the Poles. Tho interior na. been
arrange 4 ~ honey but tastciui manner IA, noor s
ute lflct d. and tlc only NrLancnia Anon IS displayed
grDuuu the altar when ~ stcpf covered with
" lie d-nl'~ SIX golden caud csucas rtand IN eitaer
siic and ses OF beautiful REL ana white
scattered here arr there marble -urc of c-uci-
hcd ttrsi IL d. e. the ALL on either .ldc Of
the altar are the EAioral emblem OF land Out il',
tlr pa. q i.c ROOT o. Nr'at dN ga No. = Poland
aud of the TINTED states. The r. .ht l..y nr Ioug lin
oteiat-l. Father hicN pf.acl-d ne dtl cat ry 'er
mon. The ChUrcn has aOO o tui ~. The Rev joseph
NJ dzseA IT, thr pastor. lac eAertises 49,. conducted
the Polish lar sGa-c.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06

TYPHOID fever OF virulcnt nature IL id to
he prevalent Ia the Asylum for the Deaf ana p lmb
CarmAnsvllle TWenv-three children suffering Is tie
latest report, hut none had died. pr, FrothirghAm
says that The ?roDl1lc cause OF the was that
iut new lY'p'url sirrrfs toriA % '-,uul aui tue
was u the " Atcr IN c@Yc p tNr Hri ol few ya-s
away OBTAIN mailrnl matter. Nt SAYS &c rusfu 90
Hrs n w.s warned at tNc frst alf tlGsc CT t.s
~ c, and thlt inc board H4l srut lr. jams aud
Gen Niee, ~ engineer. to eN'Wur iHe s,W - and
dr. ins, Afu TO rcl'rt ON O. tuL slu n ''c .e
health I'm 'hc ai ham. 1nnr Rr' Nfrf rf hon r,t dtf
mutes IN the institution tom SIX TO twenty Eve years
%
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
NEW JERSEY.

The Newark lndusttia. Exhibition Is 10 hs
closed on FRIDAY evening
John Letdy, agcd l5 years. of 81 Freeman
ttr, :, Ncaark, whh- careltssly handling reVorof
yesterday, fatally shot hins H.
Application is to be made 10 the New jersey
Ic- stature Tor new county, ~ he composed Of poH
IL Ia OF ocean anu burlil .to4 counties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
IN ACCIDENT 10 THr rowHArAN.
The Fall OF Pondcrous Rod That shook the
lrIul sL..ul Ia

The All OF fOnferouA h Oh thnt NhoOk inc
steamer from stem Ia Stern.
LIVES, Deli Dec. 3.-rhe United States steam
sloop PoWhatan, Capt j. 5. Jouett, joued the Talla
poosa and tnc nc7p ten, ana the mcate;s Nantucket
Pass &c, aud Nyagt-t,c. at the Delaware BrcaS
to-day the nret tens on its way to rendezvous al Nor
folk This evening while the eagnes ~ the Pawhaian
were being turned 20 Try the machinery, the massive
injecting ron Of toe strnoird engine brnAe snort IN
lear he crank. The uundrtOus piece OF metal c9me
town Win Il uemrndous lhud. shaklng the ship from
lem 10 steir and causing panic on board. Ine Pow
hatan VIII ue onhged TO return TO Philadelphia or
Chester for pa'rs
II SAM iha the rod -d been crack tor time
a. trr place Whcro Il hually broke, hut thai n"tner
the engtuccr their assistants hAd discovered the
hlW; aud also tUat alter the accident the rpd
speedily cascd canvas TO con cal from prying eyes
all aNllcnuf Of tic unllnasAnt fANt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
De-pern doc. Attempting to Brcnk JaM.

CIuCLEVILLE, ohio, Dec, 5.-A desperate at
tempt 10 brcas Of the jan made by three con.
ylcts tins morning when Keeper Hartmeycr entered
TO rcpleuish the nre he was seized by sam Mason.
co,ored. Francis Dpntop, ano,ncr prisoner, struck
ut hun intellectually with % knife, ana Nicholas
ohusou, the tur4 prisoner, aut a him With red
mot poser, witch llauWVycr bc.lHl was terribly
der Nh the poser, !ln4 hlm 20 We nuor, Ihc9 ,he
and johnson ana Mason were recaptured. Duutsn is
tgt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
Xyhcr. NnrL.mnushi, U.co,i

Can't. Church II the schooner Marcus Edw ,rds.
hing at East 1861 street reported to Capt Robins
that At aouut O'Clock slturliy morning Inaskcd
men boarded the schooner sas nrainlrl and n'ered
her cabin The CAPTAIN of the Branard the m from
~ al boat, and following th' into tie CABIN seizeda
u.sct Bcf re be clud IRE the mep sprlng up 70 the
dtcs, h1Ntg srcuiei nDt-iag hpt spit Of clotheA
iar & ptsia plrslcl them and nrcd, and OF the
prltcs Zen but was bornr away m a boat by his
conf fcdrrAtes ald ALI e.s.f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
TWO HOTELS BURNED.
Woman md Two Catholic Priests Perish
ing IN The llnmcs.

ing in the llnmcs.
MONTREAL, Dec. 5.-On Saturday the
Rev. Father Murphy, editor OF the True UInesA
the famous lecturer on Papa 1nfallibilty. 60,
and the Rev. Father Lynch, talented young
priest. lately from Ireland, drove out to Back
river seven mile, from Montreal, and stopped
ply ami Lynch, and Madame Champagne, l,dy
sieeling on the third nat, were burned to death
before assistance could he rendered 2. Lajeunes-
se's Hotel W : a large wooden building, and
burned very raricly. The flames suread to
Mrcotts lio'eL opposite, and both structur
were burned to the ground. Five thousand peo-
pie ylsitcd the scene today.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
The Runor Of Jay Gouids Death.

Jay Gould has caught cold, and Is III. Tue
news grew. late Saturday night. into a OF hh
dealt. M.ny cGrrs went ~ and iroa his residence
a. fifth avenue HIi Forty seventh street. Yesterday.
carry toch bro ami others, Who wished to learn
v'einrr he was rlve, ai or dylug. hs slcAness u
nj very
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
A COUNTY phy.icIan,. r.cfnlne.. Ended.

by the passage OF tho New Jersey Consutu-
uonal AnencmenS and the adoption OF the Revised
Statutes, the ofce OF County Physician has been sbo
ished Dr. Dodd OF NcWars has however. continued
to exercise l~ functions 90 10" re Wat SIS sad tl bs
worth from $40 81 wecK city uastl Guild has
ordc Ell The Cy Clerk 10 receive more certificates
from the C0unty Physician.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06

Tho Ladies' Directory will opcn a fair in w.-
soIic i SiNtu aycuIr te itth lU.t IN ald OF the
Free CooSirC aud sew ing Scuuol, Tor Women Lhs
k.u4trs 4lteu Tor hu -c..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
scnrchinr for lhe Amcriaus.

LONDON, Dee 5--lIor Majesty's ship valorous
has saed from Plymouth to search tor aad asslst the
ms ng ircucn sir lner Amcrque; The North Ger.
nln H'ls - l"r kllN rrpnrtt that he sp0Ao the
Az .'.Qus ia L.. IJ.4V Iyi,H. aAG i0ns. II vest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06


An order To sicnti the train to siop was tele-
eraphed down the inc and the i"c9m"''N'
sluied IN pgr,uis. ,he nan Wss ~, b.. ... --cu,
medium sNrd, roundiAoej, about thirty years
OLD. wore a sealskin cap. and was scntred on the
rSNt ch ck. lie gave @irlD viii In Hymcnt. and,
the agent being unahlc T. give hin the change,
ordered 1t to bc sent to -. c. CI,rk, iaeoia."
a 81 tton about nineteen miles from this city.
and far from sag HarUor witch is on
the extreme eastern end Of the island. Mr..
Henry llayemeJcr President Of the railroad,
Informed PoIife SIperintenlont Mltscl OF
and II WAS closely studied "a hcinr possibly con-
nccted with tho ilight OF lw ed. II was thought
well supplied WIN MONEY, to sag lIarnor to ar
r.nge fOr aNessrl I'm which Tweed could leave
tnc un'ry, and 1t was surms d thH Tweed
himself was on his way to that place, probably
by whv of the Sound, In q steam yacht. rhe pO-
lice were assisted to this conclusion toy a tr di-
in mong railroad men a. To the manner OF
II drv Genets cscapo on a locomotive over the
Long l-i1ud Railroad. rhc t. u'clnck ferry boat
flnm thirty fourth 81 cat, ON Saturday night,
t1,k ~hrf,f Conner, Cndcr-shefif Cummin.s,
SON t.cHr,enn -6ciir Cnnn,I = son to iltlrt.r's
} .iut IEuits were Ia ID, fruitle--ly to com
nunicatc ty telegraph with the sta ions
along the road. It was then proposed tht
parry ON a irp 20 trace the move
ueii. OF the inter $ ing .irlvcur who was
SD anxious To get to sag Earbur; hut none Of
the ipc .moilve' lai steam up, the t.'s being
covered 2 thr might: - the parry r. turned 70
l4''r Il" iriesiaph va. used. aHd ID WIS found
tnat j. 4. Cars, Ncw rs business ui n. " i-
k4,"h ih NICOLA % ~ 'nf IN"I titfe yer.
n t".th ti" traveller vas h't 'l'n iltl as
=, f,' i"e ponce were oohN"'ed '""' 'ho scent
" j. t'''e'
Tuf TALK ANoNG TN PoLirlcfNNs.
to,ors. a.. .,,,.,b \v,rd t.tff,...,t tf,is.
o., W. 'r'', L,, VI .'. .., ~, VIZ,
n,..,,ti iii,i ,,r"t i,t ,.I,d ~, ,.,r III
W. " . ,,, ANA ! -,.' 'tir, d, III nv.
. f'n n,t ~, \ v,r r.u ~. 'i,''.t
ff,,. 81. "a at Il or " ,o,, ,,., - ~" t,h ,,at
"a. II 'n,t n, anI ,t,t I'M. E,.s h.. tis 't,r,, IA
Nna-e ~, m r',j MIN. t'll ,nu
,N ,. Ia ',d H. - p,,,,v H. IN
n "a Lon, honda. ana ,,hrn tnev "Nt ti'.,, tn-
s.th,r t'r. arr 1t-d +" r c,i,t e,d
-n,l.'tr D., "a. ,.td ,l,, isN,t al "A ti,.
III, "a man irU, n,,i,, tnot'.1- '
i,L,r. ri,n . b. .'.t'i ,N., ,,.'t,,,,. =.
I," ibm.siv r,r,niu t,.d
.r rv,rJ. 81 don't hiov th,t ne 81 d.
.id 9, ,. IA tnn,yn ,,I,fi in. 'ri-n ,',~it
f,i'e NJ ili,.,t l''ln he Mss F.r n iiLni f,,t
been O. aid. Tim wouldn't have been cicrt-
rd.t tlsiI j ,.trr' las month. me no.. s.ii ior
l't'an Reilly. ana got lin to nominate Mike
~u .ful rs o. thiri clndidue. Mike carried the
Nuntn " ard and tlat elected Inn.
Ia tue uu town resorts oi rnliiiCinns much
sympathy w.- oN r's' q iHr sue ~ tutu-r.
Any man would h4'e done jus, what i'I'y
D'i: IhI" uid,' sell an dld riuaii. He ~ any
body csc tulurlt tnAt iWt,d wu.ld tvs To run
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06

RAGUsA, Dec. 5.-Raouf Pasha succeeded In
throwing rcsh provisions INTO Guransko, but the insur.
gcns assert that he WN subsequently defeated near
Gatschxo. losing ,OOo 1lad ana wounded
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06

Falling barometer, northeast winds, cloudy
wea Ler sDd Ia on SNOW. followed by Invest alnl
eau cooler, clio -dJ or clearing aiher
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06

plsced IN gilt letters thereon.
\ Germ n who lived IN NariCk street PROM
iscd to 10 the work IN style, Hnd LETT the cup
Hud saucer The present was t. be ready
Christmas eve. At That fiu % cal ed. The arti-
sau sfcppcd TO a drawer IN his sh y. aud there
from d5ow the cup, holding II Gp t. the iiCht
with proud look. Good heayensl what did
boil old
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06

Clpt Edward DAYTON, of Patchogue, IN tho
past season caught $500 900 nh and John Arthur, o
Rue Point 4,730.DOo. 1hcre Was friendly contest
between the clp'Ains ana their crews.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
Tho BelIry NIurdor.

BOsroN, Doc. 5.-lhe iil II Thos. W. Piper,
tho WaIaD Avenue Ch9ep. Wll be begun toWeITog.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06

of tn S',,ir ,r. i,lis tn 500 that their trinci.
mi u.vs t,'n 1n,,int in trs moan lime the
s"nrrr 80, , lao a'r .ird and hid il.t ~ 'Twrnd
.. NJ .,,,,s,, ~. ~ ,io e.ti nf sheriff 6'rnner
"",1 ,t. svro,,os u.sir"s Cnv M ION VIII verv
,rt rV = % ,,,,,e sn,.r,, C,nnr, from, "ni'e a.
r. 10 a ,lv Ia ,,,,,,iI nv. T., ra sf,,,d tr wa
SCor ,,i T ~ ~ " ,li',,' ~ ,, s ,,t,re,, ,iig
'i,,,,t ',, - III .,,i t, ,,,,,,i,t t,a iiaii t
49,, ",' 4, ,I I'i,' H. , @ m n,,,N t,,,,,r ,re
~ nN ~ Z" u Vo"', ~, i "h ~ & , ,r
-, 'S ~ "a ''',u ,, ,,i 10 s, "a -, c,i 10 90
~ a,,,,.i ,,i ~ ,,' -, .i,' ,irS,, Nv w ''
' Wv ~ - "
STEAM YACHT SUSPECTED
The steam Yacht Thvrn. which had for some
tituc bcrn nftint out at South NlrwrtN. Conn,
sliltd adj y or two ago, it was under TODD for
I e " C-f ladies She & rr ed no cargo, and
nobDdv knew to what use she was going
t. he put. She WIS owned principally
hy cant. Fowler, 81 bridgeport, ard some
persons unknown In Sew YORK., aud IL was said
H. south Nufwl Il thlt urrvious e. her sailing
eur Wa sold IN sprirpndv In tho Nest Indies.
Il IL NOS inip lssiNie that this yacht may lo
heard trnm as hay ny rut In at some port nd
tat.n on board "a poitiv ucrsorage whose face
II .hn..v " rsrmittrd tn sec.
H. is sHid that sI.iin Conner has positive IN
forIut' ion tiHst on IS surday Nr faulr. rtopiie-
tor Il a l, ~ IT. lle in Elst ftty-cirhth street..
wa d. .hcd Z, send ID rariia-e TO 'rvtcd's house
NJ t'y o'cl.cl 90 tAc evening. and that the err.
tiH-u started tr ~ the - tile about o'c.ock.
Slcru conner and Under Sh,rF Clmuins
called af the Ludlow str."t jiii az 9o'riock w.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06

m Hebrew charity fuiris tu he ops ned IN tbs
lhrp0drome toniFht Gov. ildcu VIII deliver the sd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06


BERLIN, Dec. 5-Cuunt Weudf-zu Eulsnburg.
VIII vs. octr0the4 10 Pr.Alc bs.4-rcAs laughter, d
de id.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06

COLOGNE, Dec 5.-1he Khcdiye has ordered
1000 mel 10 march against the AOyssnianA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1875-12-06
rnEyLous EsoArEs rMoM LrnLow srMEnr lAlI.

SIX prisoners have escaped from tho custody
OF the wmdens OF Ludlow street jlil IN tho last
four years. Five were recaptuTed. Thomas lial-
lard, William Hown aud George Edwards,
cpuutcricitrrs, and Allen Parker, n mutiueer,
cut the r way through the root OF the jail, ana
lWled through into "A tenement house, from
winch they escaped into liroome street.
Five Thousand dollars rev rd was otfeTed for
Bali Jrd. lle was taken a few months ago. aud
Is serving thirty yers In the Albany penitentl
AIRY. The Last escape previous tp 'lweed's WAS
bv a cuuutcrioiter Mchrath, VINO walked uut Of
the jail door one sunday afternoon with q party
Il Visitors. lie was caught IN Philadelphia, rs
he Was about To embark for Europe. Carl Nogt
aud an Italian who was charged with assassl-
mating onN II his countnmen, tried TO break
Gus no. long before their e1trauItion.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-15
Church NEWS.

S Rev. o. b. Thayer, has resigned the pas tor
ate of the Methodist Church, and accepted a call
10, preach in the Tabernacle, Congregational
Church, West Chicago. AS an eloquent and i'm
pfessive speaker Mr.. Thayer has few equals and
his going to Chicago will enlarge his sphere Of
usefulness. asfi } aasff 8f
The Rev. Mr.. Fisk pastor of the Baptist Church
in .waukegan, is expected to preach in the Bap-
list Church here, next sunday morringand even
ing. a{f a 1lsbt9es ~ 4etE tei
Rev. a.. Clark, Providence permitting. will
occupy the pulpit in the Baptist Church of Wan
kegan next Sabbath.
The Rev. Mr.. Raymond. Professor in the Bibli-
cal Institute at Evenstou, preached in the Meth
odst Church last Sabbath, morning and evening.
Rev o. 3. Thayer filed the Congregations
pulpit last Sunday evening.
The Presiding Elder of this Conference District
is expected to appoint clergyman this week TO
administer 10 the spiritual wants of the Methodist
Church, IL Mr.. Thaysr's place, during the re-
mainder OF the conference year. se,,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-15
Building.

: The contract for building the German Catholic
Church on the North side has been given to Belt
ing g Co., for s11.1O0. The old walls are to be
used as far they will suit the plan, and the
building extended so az to make building SO by
100. The plans are furnished by H. q Koch, Ar
chitect of Milwaukee. The building is to be
completed by the hrst Of November next. Their
new school building is under good progress, and
will be fine structure when finished.
TheCcDtract fer the mason work on Mr Grants
new hotel has been given to Messrs. Warren and
Foster. The contract for the Carpenter and joiner
work to Messrs. Craney & So-.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-07-15
HarhOF.


Last Friday the Schr. Hegg came into the har-
Dor to lay up for while till times are better and
freights higher.
The Steamer South err Belle of Chicago, bound
for Beaver Island put into this port last Saturday
to renew her furnace CRATES, and passed on her
voyage.
The Hamlet, Capt. Sullivan, came in Sunday,
bringing 100 m #. lumber for freeman, of Genoa.
The Julia Smith, Capt. Baetz, unloaded 60 cords
of bark for Allen & Son last Monday.
The Experiment, Capt. Elliott, brought 40 cords
wood consigned to the Master, and sod to Fr'k
De Diemar.
The James Wade, Capt. Boyce, arrived Sunday
night loaded with $40 tons coal for G. S Baldwin.
The dock in front of Simmons FIGURING Mill is
undergoing repairs that are much needed.
Where tie Reindeer met with some difficulty in
the harbor last we elk north of the mill the dredge
has been to work and there is now depth Of Is
feet of water. It was only narrow Bar which
then caused the difficulty and was easily removed.
L The Contest, Capt, symonds arrived M onday.
with 80 cords wood for Jacobs. .hri g
The Nina Bsiley, Capt. st. Ores, came in Mem
day with an assorted cargo for A. P. Read.
The Expe riment, Capt. Elliott, sailed Monday
evening with 10 tons Hay from Durkee TO- Brown
g. Co., Pentwater.
The H. d. Moore, Capt. Archer, arrived Tues-
day morning loaded with $50 cords wood for o,
&. King. eia tgH if
The Q. Shaw, Capt Swales, brought IS cords
wood for the Captain. a6ais fo..
The Two Charles, Capt. ALI Miller, came in
light and took on 80 m #. dry lumber from Sim
mons for Pond q soper, Chicago. ,s1at q
The dradees and Tug b ave disposed of 95 scew
loads of mad from the harbor bottom during the
week ending July 10. The total from the begin
ming amounts to the respectable figures, as fol-
lows CIT scow loads, or AZ, 651 yards. j9
The pile-dr:ver was wrecked last Monday, just
after driving the piles at the West end of Sim
mons Mill. The upright portion assumed re-
clining posture, with one end on dry and. Nc
lives lost and but little damage aside from the
time requir ed to re-adjustit. ~ ff g Ai
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CAMDEN, .Neb., July 5, 1875.

..f CAMDEN, rNeb., July 5, 1875.
As have just returne from the Republican
Valley write to give you some information of
that part of the country. Ispent one week there
five years ago without seeing any one except our
own company now almost the whole country is
settled, with some large improvements and quite
a number OF villages. The crops look well now.
bnt the farmers feel some down hearted, as the
Locusts have been flying over fer the last three
weeks, stopping at night fer supper. They rise
about or 10ini the morning, take N. e. cours e.
alight about or 5 In the afternoon. If it is fine
weather and wind in the right direction they will
rise again next morning; If not they will stop an.
other day or 20. Some places where they spent
the night The crops were much damaged.
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Police.

Wednesday of last week, young man OF
this city who had spread out his fourth OF
July, till Marshal Stahl thought it was toe
thin" was arrested on charge CT drunk and
disorderly. Justice Jilsun put the fine anc
costs at $40.
William jackson had got hold of the
Fourth and was unwilling to release 1t.
He promised Marshal Stahl that he would
sober off, but last Thursday he found him
trying to hold up drunken post, and took
him to the County Residence, for further con-
sideratlon. Justice Stebbins fixed him up
for 81 70.
Andrew jacobson came here from Racine
about three weeks ago, and during this Pc
ricd he has passed the time in working a
little and drinking rot-gut. Last Friday he
was found drunk by officer Truesdell and
taken care oftill next morning, when Justice
Stebbins delivered linn lecture on sobriety
and industry dismissing him with the ad-
monition to go to work, and with positive
assurance that if he did not he would be
deemed a yagrant, and sent to jail.
Thursday afternoon, rural gentleman,
by the name of Sanborn- front name Ben.-
was found by officer TetarG, in state un-
becoming a man of sober habits, who under
took his reformation. For this purpose he
arrested him, and after letting him rest q
while to collect his wandering senses took
him before tne Justice who thought deple-
ton would be good for his stomach and
made him disgorge the usual sum of $4.70.
Saturday, denizen of Chicago. on visit
to this burg, became unduly excited and
anxious to show his ill-bred manners. Mar
shall Stahl pointed out tie Jail to him, and
gave him bis choice, to be taken to the
SCOOTER" or be taking himself out of this
town on the first train south. He sought
summer CLINE, by climbing on the five
o'clock train.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Theodore Meyer, aged
66, living in the Western part of Pleasant Prairie,
died very suddenly last Sunday morning. He
had been to early vespers and returned without
any apparent illness, but as soon as he had taken
his accustomed seat, In his rocking chair e called
for some water. saying he felt sick. Those pres
ent fastened to obtain it for him, but before TIE
water was brought his spirit had passed over tae
river. Mr.. Meyer was one OF the FIRST Germ an
settlers in this county. and has been respected
citizen among rs for over thirty years.