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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-05-13

probable the boats could have lived even
1t they had been successfully filed. The
whole number saved is forty y-four. Thirty
bodies have been recovered
The Schiller and her sister ship, the
Lessing, We're built on the Clyde by
Robert Napier & Sons. The former
was one of the newest and best boats on
the Atlantic, and was constructed on the
most approved principles.
HER DIMENSIONS
Are: Length, 375 feet depth of hold
81 feet $500 tons burden, and 9, 3,000in
elcated horsepower, and was classed at
Lloyd's, 100 A l. She was ll-brig
rugged, had eight large life-boats, and
three iron decks. Her engine could run
the vessels from Il to Is miles an hour
She is said to have been built according
to the requirements of Lloyd's marine
insurance regulations, and to have pos
,sessed every known appliance for safety.
She was valued at $500, 900, and was in
sured for her full value.
CARGO.
Besides a cargo of general merchan-
disc, valued at about $150,000, which
was insured, she carried six kegs of spece
containing 100000 in gold. shipped
by E. S. Ballin & Co., bankens, of No.
"a Exchange place in this city, to F. S.
Ballin & Co., Paris, and $50 mail bags,
containing the entire continental mail,
together with large Australian mail.
The excitement In this city is intense.
A large number of the steerage passen-
gers and not a few of the cabin passen-
gers are connected IL this city. The
arrival of the distressing intelligence
brought hundreds to the offices of the
Eagle Company, intensely anxious about
the safety OF their relatives and friends.
Some of the scenes were of the most dis
tressing character. One man, on hear
ing that his wife and two children were
not among those reported saved, was
seized with an appoletic fit. Others
seemed crazed by their apprehensions,
and wildly inquired for the missing. The
newspaper offices are beset by eager
Gro wds.
Capt. Thomas was the Oldest com
mander of the line. He was for many
years in the service of the Peninsular &
Oriental Steamship Company, and was
rated high anOung British sailors. 1t
was with difficulty that he was persuad-
ed to leave that service and enter that of
the Eagle line.
The crew consisted of about 120 men.
The passengers in al numbered Cab
in. 149; storage, 106 adults, LIS children
and infants
Among the cabin passengers were the
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UTATCEfNAkER and JEWELER. Of
w fers his services for repairing all kinds of
Clocks and watches. Has fine and we'll selected
assortment of the latest and best styles of Clocks
American English and Swiss Watches, also of Gold
and Plated Jewelry, at his Brick Store Sth
ssreet South side door south of Kremer's. Mani
owoc. 9-ly
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FRED SEEGER,

OFFERS to his many 1rieisas ana the
" public generally, choice selection OF Fresh N
Meats Salt Pork and Beef Smoked Beef and Hams,
Shoulders, Sausages, Talow and Lard at tine loves.
cafes Market on Commercial Street. q-iy
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CHARLES HO YER,
ERCHANT TAlI.0RFNG ESTAB

lfI lshment Sth street, south end of Bridge
The tailoring department is complete and contains
large assortment fashionable clothes and Gents
furnishing goods constantly hand. Please call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere. 1921
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f.. "A ERR,
yIanitowOc.Wfs.D Dealers

WORK street, ManitOw Wis. Dealers
I in Dry Goods Groceries, Crockery, Fancy Goods
Glass ware, Boots and Shoes, Ready made Clothing,
Paper hangings, Hats Caps Toys Children Carriages
Live Geese Feathers Bird Cages Kerosene Oil and
lamps, &C., &c. share of public patronage is soli-
ted.
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FR ED CIR US.

practical FUE1ER, Keeps con-
stanty hand the largest and best assortment
of hats and caps Styles the lowest pos
sible prices, and always pays the highest value in
,-asb for all kinds off,1rs 1871
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Fruit Trees, Bushes and Flowers

The experience of the last three years shows
that only those kinds of trees succeed in our
climate, VIII lch are here named
APPLE-TREES.
Red AStrachGn. FamuSe, DutcheS Oldenburg.
English and Perry Russet, Red Canada, Keswig
Golding, Northern Spy, Island Greening. Ben
Davis, Walbridge, J. Iimber TWig, Spitzenberg.
PEAR-TREES.
Sheldon, Lawrence, Buffum, Flemish Beauty,
Bartlett, Seegal.
CRAB-APPLES.
Red Siberian CRAB, Transendent, HyslOp,
Large Red Siberian, General Grant, Russian
Grab.
German Prunes, Green Gage, Red and elbow
Egg Lombard, Imperial Gage, etc.
CHERRIES
English Morcl, Early Richmond, May Duke,
yellow Spanish.
Grape Vines of hard kinds, Tea Roses, Goose
berries and Current bushes, fwhite and red
cherry bulbs of all colOrs, weeping willows
WISCONSIN weeping), Rosemary Leaf, Snow
balls Shadow and Sidewalk trees.
have large assortment of the above named
trees bushes and flowers on kand and shall be
found every day ut Mr.. =. j. k0ELZER'S, Oh
Washington street, ManitOwOc.
respectfully invite the general public to
visit me- 6mayI5 2t II. G. KOCH.
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q. S.3FDERSOJ.

MANUFACTURES and Dealer IN
WI Boots, Shoes, Leather, &C., &c. Shop on Buffalo
street nea the of Eighth. Repairing neatly
and promptly executed
Manitowoc, september 90, 1868.
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r. R.E.N.SCH.

TEWELER and PHOTOGRAPHER. All
- kinds of work in the line of my business prompt
y attended to, and warranted to give satisfaction.
have just received a Wing Ornsbeys Multiplying
CAMERA OBSCURA, with which take small
pictures of the finest order for dollar Dozen
Photographs taken of all sizes. Albums aad Frames
.onstantlY hand. York Street. 13-4tf
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DENTISTRY

DR a. i. PATCEEEN, Dentist. O1sce
IL in Sherman's building, on Sth Street,
Mantowoc Wis.
gp Teeth extracted without pain.
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The SCILLY ISLANDS. Scilly
Islands, on which the steamer Schiller
was lost, are off the southwest coast of
England, county of Cornwall, thirty
miles from Lands End. They consist
of some 14O small islands and rocks, the
largest of which are st. Mary's, Tresco,
st. Martins, Brechar, st. Agnes, and
Sampson, and contain in the aggregate
an area of only about 5,770 acres, with
a population not far from 5000. The
islands rise abruptly from the deep sea,
and are about thirty miles in clrcumfer-
ence. Although they contain several
good harbors, they are dangerous to YES
sells, and numerous fatal shipwrecks
have occurred upon them, among which
were three ine-of battle ships, which
were totally lost SO long ago as 10Y:
Though it is to hoped that the list of
saved may be largely increased, the rug
ged nature of the islands renders the
escape of small boats very uncertain.
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NEInLsv1LLE Wis, May To-day
at II 40 our usually quiet village was
startled by a terrible electric shock.
Black clouds had been gathering for
some time in the west, and now over
spread the heavens, making it SO dark
that several of our business firms had
lighted their lamps. Only one shock
was felt, and that so sharp and vivid
that several people were prostrated. It
seemed to take effsct principally upon
two houses The first is occupied by
Mr. George ". Montgomery and family.
The current passed down the chimney,
blowing it IN every direction; thence
into the kitchen, where it seemed to
divide, part passing into the floor after
knocking senseless and somewhat in
juring Miss Montgomery, who sat near
the stove. She will recover.
The tightening seemed to have played
some curious freaks. A large glass sauce
uish was on the table and in it were sew
eral small glass plates the plates were
broken to atoms and the large dish re-
mained uniniured.
The second was the fine residence of
our county treasurer, ". Q. Allen. The
shock here was quite severe, but no one
thought the building had been struck
until some twenty minutes had elapsed,
when smoke was seen issuing from the
roof. Had it not been for the timely
help Of ready hands and plenty of water
the building would have been quickly
destroyed. It appears that the light
ming left the rod to follow the zinc gut
ters in the corners of the roof. At the
caves part followed the troughs and part
entered the building, 1gnited some cloth
ing from which the fire spread. The
damage is probably from $500 to $1,000.
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J.F PRlTCH.9RD, III.

III. CO.AKEEE-, III. ID.
DHYSSICIAN and Surgeon. tenders
professional services to the people of the City
and county of Manitowoc. Office over j. A. Kehlers
Store where night calls will be attended TO.
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THE DEAD AND THE QUICK.

New YORK, May 9.-The Herald's
cable special supplies the following from
London. The survivors and the dead
arrived to-day In Penzance as fo lows:
At 8 o'clock there came boat with
seven persons, at 10 o'clock two boots
with seven persons, two of them were
dead; and, at II o'clock, there came
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Homeopathic Physician, Surgeon
and Acconcheur late resident Physician at the
Hahnemaun Hospital, Chicago, has permanently To-
Gated at Mantowoc. Office in Plumbs building, cor.
Buffalo and Eighth Streets.
., to 9 A. Nj.
offi0h i'' / to 2, and to P. NJ.
Diseases of the eye and ear treated.
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THE TRIBUNE.
Ed. Borcherdt, Editor & Pub.
OFFICE, Corner York and Main Sts.

TERMS, $500 PIER YEAR
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ADDTTl lONAL PART1CULF rs
of the disaster are received: A heavy
fog prevented observations on board the
Schiller since Tuesday. In consequece
of the fog the engines were put at half
speed and sail reduced at 9 o'clock Fri
day night. At 10 o'clock the same night
the ship struck ledge. A great panic
prevailed.
, 1875-06-16
IOWA.
Insane ASyluns, MefnrIf1 school, and
BtAeo-Erispn-*CiAo Kifkman Ghost
An IuxAlio mnn.


Insane ASylun,, Reform school, and
An InHntio uan.
Special Uspateh 10 The Chicago 1rfbune
DEsAtol.Es, H.. Juns 15.-Ds. Mark RAnny
will. on tho lst Of July tosuno bin old place It
the Inaane Asy,um 1t Mount Pleasant, and tho
pooplo OF Iowa will be glad to know tho fact.
uo Ia the best man tho Trustees could got for
tho place, and 10 should not lavo lsft It.
Nobody knows when tho Investigation Of this
institution will c1oHe, hut tho result Will bo tha
resignation OF lit. McCArty, whether tue cla1geA
AgRiubt him DO sustained or not, It 10 evident
bfe day OF uecfulnosn IL passed thoro.
The ponitontihrY Conamtssonors bAyo con-
fhs havs contracted tho labor Of tho pslson It
at advance Of 90 per cent reduced the timo' Of
contracts one.hAlft broken up the practice OF ono
Bek Of contractors running The priaon. introduced
variety Of labor, aud made the prison solf-
sustalnin&: There ass 1 m'n H. oenga&sa "a
boots md shoee and afsy on furniture. Tho
rrtBon has boep put III bottor couhi.ion than
eyor, 4nd iA now one o1 tho bost In tho country.
1t Ia III tho care Of oliicient and experienced Of
ncofA, Who aro A1termlnou to mako II the model
p1,aon OF The WeHt.
Tho story OF tho Ebost Of tho murdered Kirk
man having frightened away everybody from tbe
promises ia denied. Mrs. kirk.nan Ia still thore,
and proposes to stiok. shs Hays THAT II Kirk
1nau "a In HeaTon. ho won's come back 70 this
back; 40 she don't expect to 500 Linn again 30
Tyrou Wright, tho Blacthawk County sohool-
n,aatsr who WaB shot BY tho Btckuey giris two
ychrS ago, lls become Insane and Eonc to tho
Asylum. llo married N ostlu9ab!e yonng lady
about yeAr ago, but recently hn beeAme violent
aud Abuslya OF her, growing worse until II va
deamsd bo4t 10 copane him.
, 1875-06-16
pOf4IJ'iCAlA
THE OHIO "WoRKthcHEH."

THE OHIO "WoRKtkCMEH."
!sFeetal Dsp&tth u The Ch,taoo Tribune
CLEVELAND, o. Jnne 15.-As In Indication Of
tho open warfare Of tho worktngmen iu thIs
State against tho hatd.,noney resolution adopt
cd BY tho Republicans. aud alunost certain to bs
likewise adopted by tho Democrats Of Ohio,
send the following letter from Robert Bchl]llpg
to tie adttor Of tho Leater, Of this uity- 8chsing
ID loader OF tho voskiugnon III this State, and
ia man Of strong influenza. Thoso sccms to
bo an openiuE fur uoFkinEmen's party fn the
iusetsHt Of iunation, and this fsct greatly IN.
voives aud contuaos tlIe political situation:
10 tAe :iitur " The Ltader: IN your l.sue Of TO-
day you intimate that certain number of Gcntlenen
a,nouy which you d1 tho honor of nlautioang sQy
uaf1s, will swallow tho hard-nrney plank Of tie
Democratic Convention for thu Fasn Of Democracy.
That sthsrr may 10 no Misunderstanding oo tn!R
qucat!on, dastro to state tbat uo ltepublle.n
Induce any ONO Of tho large number. Of
ruess who have diligently studcd aud underptand tho
evils Of present lonctary Eyst'n to commit sha-
opposition to printtplta No ono having the good Of
ha country At heart anI dssrny TO reMoro the sulu.
aud blghtng effects eau.ea by our rtescnt noney
monopoly. AZ sesn all aruHnd ns, Will
sinlng nj but hoiiow % bait Of spssis re.a,ap pto1..
Ne consider Tie resolution Ut The Hepublic2n staa
Convention, a we'll as lhat Of ths Ate Deh,ocratto
County Convention. meaningless fraHde aud thou.
sands Ut us throughout tho h;4te will never vote
auy party that viii not declare in favor Of 0orcEn.
meat money nterronvertibe With law iate1tr-bear
Ing honds. and In orpoait.un to that c'rse, tho Eo
cAet National Baukh, which annually swallow up osel
$1,ro9, ,ooo LII gold uf ths people. monsy.
{S1ned} NonIAr scu1LLiSo.
, 1875-06-16
DECORATION,


AT PARIS. KY.
C1scINSArr, O., Juus l5.-Tho 1dkhes Parth'
Ky.. special says tho stormy woathcf to-dsJ
caused tue postpouement Of the decoration o1er.
ciscs It the Confederate graves frou. tho fofo-
noon until 3 p. m. The procession thou formed
aad marched to tho cemetery. followed BY
largo number OF carriages filled with ladles' Tbs
decorations were tasteful aud elegant: After
eho.t prayer by tho Ilev. A. n. Whlte.
tic procossson returned TO tho Courthouse
aud llstenel tn au orltion from tho
Hon. ], @, i, BtackbuEn, In tho coutao Of his ye-
marks he said ave are not hero to tall Of aes-
oatod banos sbout which naught but Eo1ToT
rules, Wo 1.a nut haro to niug olr feeltngs ia
10 would not selu4s tribute Of tlowsrs 10 the
Union rnhllar who fought bFtvely for tho CAUSE
Ae toyed."
Tho speaker then paid glowing trlbute 10
Southern sollliusn aud said II wAs the duty Of
thusa prosont to houor thoYo who tnvo dared 10
die fot hopeless ca,lse. lilo closed With IN cx.
hortatiou 10 lhs living to cheEish the uetuoFy OF
tho sneu who had died IN such \ csuso.
A poem was road by Mai. llenrY T. Stanton. ),
seminary. uamrdsu. delivered euloxy On
6toaeMsll Jackson, which closed shs exaEclss4-
, 1875-06-16
BORDER WAIc.

A t1cxtcnn Cnttlo.stcntinE Party
Wiped Out--Corttna, tho Ill cnh Htsacf.
between Two Etrex-An,crtcnss l<ost-
aicnta OK n1ntum0ras Approhctsivc
OEEroubbc.
dA1grsros;, Tex, Junc t5.-The Netos' Browns
vile special says: IT Ono raider oscapod. Ho
waa wounded aud feignsd death. crawled into
high CraBs aud wna not found. 1Io is In Mats
moras, wIoro he had q ball extracted lato yoatcr-
dsy. Tie raidoss' casua!tos IN the fight sum up
twelve killed and one wounded. Thoy Lost be-
aiaea eleven horses, saddles, all their arms.
ropcatine-riflcs, and pistols. Private 8. D.
Smith was buricd yesterday. Thore was largo
funeral proceRaion, citizens and soldiers tatniug
out. Col Morla,n of the regular army, and
Col. Ford were Marslala. He received military
burial and honorn by c!sizens and ao!dsess.
Capt. MoNce'y could not 90 after Tho raiders
under Ricardo F1oreH, because his hor6os
were broken down. Gon. Cortlna 10 toconaed at
tho killing Of his cattle thieycs, Mexican papers
Kay tue raiders vera asaassiuated nhllo asleep
doesn't want tU find any OF them awake. CoEtfnA
nweRrs he will lavo rescnYe. Cottina is Rrning,
and haB been for more thun woek uo rocolYod
peromplary orders to report IT Mo1ioo. sud lt'
tho event Of diBobedienco to tie order WAS to bo
nrtaated- Gen. Feuro loft Monterey this morning
On march to Matnmoras. Ho h1s ., 700 men.
I: IL undoratood that he comeH to atTeht CortnA.
It ls not khoHn whIt tho bstgaud chlef will do.
fight Gen. Fusro It he thinks ho can
whip him. Flo may cross TO. this side and
place himself nt tho head at tne noxlcan Bquat-
tors deaolato the country, and cross TO tho Mo1-
lean aldo again aud gel partloncd By tho Supreme
Government Ths t1oopa are on the alert, aud
tho citizsns Of Brownsville are adopting detsn-
sisa u,eaauros. No ons khons what q day or An
hour may bring forth. There Is no ohanos for \
division Of opinion. Evcr9thfng .prec!udea q
doubt AZ 10 tho accountability Of tho Mexican
AuthoritoH, the cnormity Of tho outsages, and
tho daugers threatening tue f,ontier. Bono Of
the American officials aro watching Cortina's ;
movements With auxlety. Should ho succoetl,
moro than QUO OF them will bo ma1clicd TO tho
nut lin down, not for what he has done to
Americans, hut for what 10 may do 70 tho.n."
, 1875-06-16

DINNER 70 THE ANEa1uAH SQUADRON.
BERLIN. Juno 15.-J. G. Bancroft Davis. tbs
United States Minister. eaye q dinner lass night
to the oticers Of the American squadron.
THE voy AnSrM cABE.
p1klIH, Juno 16.-The casa Of Count Tou
Arniun uAs reopeued to-day.
THE AMERICAN SQUADNoN.
BEnLrN. June 16,-Among tho distinguished
night wero Con. Vun ssoRcl,, Chief ot the AL
mfra|ty, aud Counsellor Won Phillipabor1a d.
rector Of Foreign Oilico. Admiral Worden and
the officers Of tGu 1oot accompanying hin dlnod
with Gen. Yon Stosch tonight.
SERIOUSLY ILL.
It IL reported that Archbishop LodochoHBsi u
Dangerously I'll.
GERMANY Is PEAcE.
LoSpoS, Juno 1916 =. ma dfspasch from
Berlin 70 thu Daily Telegraph reports that Psince
bismarck, before leaying for ths country. re-
ceived the tosc!Gn representatives. and gAre
eAcl, ASSURANCES Of the peaceful disposition Of
06rm2uY.
, 1875-06-16
AUSTRIA.
/ CHEAP HESBAUcH.

VIgtyA4 Juue 15.-A eousatlou has been
created here b5 tho publication In tho st. Peters-
burg Gdtos of Au article advocating m alliance
between nusHia aud England. because that be-
twoeu tho tnreo Empnrors has loat thu power of
euarYntolng poacc. sinco ono mo.nber thereof
has boeu suspected of 1arlIko deh'gul.
Wixslx1ER ACQUITTED.
VIENNA, June l5.--Th4 Provincial Court nc
Quilted Wepinger Of tho charge Of attcmnting
to dciraud Father Gen. Buck. 1a tho couEno
Of tho trial Wioslnger declared that TO
wss IN adheren. Of Trtncc Bismarck, ard sn
enemy Of Ultsanontanos. His sole intention MAS
to allure tho jesuss to arqnieseo in An offer 70
aaaaseiuate Bismarck, and thereby giro the lat
tor reason for more energetic proceedings againss
the Catholics. IIo hoped that bismarck Of
schweinltz. the Gcrmaa Ambassador, would 70.
E2rd him for hS zeal.
, 1875-06-16

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Juno l5.-This afternoon
robhary waa committed on tho Central Bank OF
ludpearn, Couos Co., tho amount sakon being
about $1,000. Two men and q wonsn registered
carly in tho day at tho Dates uouso, uuler falao
nsmo1. Blortly after. noou tho woman took
hack and drove to tho bank, Thefo
tno acoomplioes wero Awaiting. There nero
tut two clerks ia tho bApk ut tho time, coo 60
Ing out to wait On tho woman nn1 the other bo'
Ing engaged In conversation, whtto the acce.n-
plicea made tho haul. Tho thieves then met At
the depot aud LOTT tue city, gong wcHs. 4 late
telegram Announc0H that all have boen captured
1t Lafayette aud aro on the way back, though
thar correct names arc not yet known.
, 1875-06-16
sen,t0r Morton Now Said 10 DO the
:. Willing Party.
nitb President Grant as His Next
Friend and Right Bower.
Tho Reorganization Of tho Treasury
Department.

rHEaloeN aAL .,.,. unHss' ,,,,-ox
Fs 41hH IT ntsta fo~Ano "zSn.oa s,...... ao"A''
asee'as Dbpdteh 70 7ht t"@aoo 1rao""e ~.
WAsntsaroS' j. T., june le.-Iho s'6's o.
ronstor Morton to tho East haR creator potts-
al .ontficanco than bas been uado to appear.
a. IL. ti..,. to,,bt That tt,a visit nr.ct;-
callT pacea Morton tmmedtssely III the hoo as
candidate for tho Republican Presidential nomt'
nation in 1870. Thoeo who have had good OPP
.,,,,,n3toa Ia know Morton's Intentions
psHt, ,.s..,.,, ~, tn fottor,,,, SUN.
Ira tno natnu'l5 '"r 'po IN ~.
rucns ha TO tho ofgln OF h's ss't 70 1no
East, and EtH result Tho Btatemant Ia made e1-
.ctlv AZ Il IL circulated bY tho personal fr,ends
- st,rton 1,uan,t. II hsn m 1asa authority.
y, M.1 w. .t,ot asn...r ,f,rt,n sort n
1neSo pc'so"6 aas su"' ooua's' "t' ~ "eN ~
Long Branch At tho special INVITATION OF the
l'rcstdont WHO uoslrod to haVe ptlsatS lhtol-
ylew With him, IA result o. tnls ahteIVio"
tho etatemont 10 privately n,ado thst tue iFesi-
dent told Morfon thas whatesef lt'nnnhee tI.o
, 1875-06-16

terest vaa developed, Tie prosecution atlt1 A.
tempting To nrove visitat:on of ida FAwknor
To yalontine's room, aud that Valentine visited
Ida In tho hics-room. II wu proved by tho
Masron tint Valentine never cas,o Into tho sick
room save when othora MORO present, And gen.
ssalIy to bring books from the library, Of which
tle Ind charge. Tho cano for abortion aHalnst
Fawknes came '.p IN tho Criminal Court to.tl*y.
preAo It TO hearing, in !,ope OF acquttai before
!dc. taatimony h1h bcon takon in tho tnrcstfga-
t,oh; 1he Court refusing to grant continuance,
she lrnSecnto' no'!e-pronsnd tho casa, wherefore
nc" indictment may 10 found II the facts OF
tho ihfe4ttgation warrant IL.
, 1875-06-16
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.

Epfct4t D.spatfA Il 7At EhIsaad 3FIeunk.
poar HunoH, Mcl,.. Juns le.-pAssxp Down
Propeller Coucorl and bssges. saboonses u,
@. Cameron. Sailor, Sardinia.
ua-propslers H. Joseph, Jsnusss and harges.
Steamer C1!ntou. Schooner Emma l. CoJns+
WtAD-Nosth, Hight
4peeiai UtsesssA b Th& caisses 7rte4nsA4
VoxT Hupok, Atoh, 1una l9-l1 p. u.-DowH
-PEors Ontario, thil Sheridan, ososr Tosns-
md hid eouaet3, Y. 4R&3as I'D taasatt, Cp94a-