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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-30
A Patron Lost.

a German subscriber to the Journal
recently called to advertise lost COW,
and, according to the long established
custom Of this wcll-regula,ed print shop,
we Immediately wrote up the notice and
figured up the cost Of publication.
Wat ish dat, ?" asked our friend, placing
the but end of his whip on our little sum
Of multiplication.
We informed him that it would cost so
much for advertising his lost COW three
weeks.
You make me pay Tor da.?",
"Ccrta,nly; We always take pay for all
vertisng"
You takes pay, eh? Veil, dat ish Won
tam shyindlc. l schribc nit dat Shouv-
nal papers desc tree years und now you
shargc me yoo.;t for Won lcc;Ic advertise
nv mine gov"
"But We"
"You shtop my Shournal bapers"
But YOU"
You slltop mine ;Shournal, und got
some o<lc:s, ny shiminy, und you GONE
little en-! that horn oud--"
'But sec here, my fricnd-''
II goright away und dond get shcated
nit you, py krashes. Tink you got some
sleep nit a weasel, dont you? Sharge me
yoost for advertise Won gov! Twas better
Nv you dcnd got me med ven gene here
und schrsbc NIT dat Sllournal more as
tree year, but you makes lie med und you
shtop my bapers before l got it next
dime. Dat is vat man I al, kind Nv, by
shiminy:''
We tried to cXl'lain we tried in vain :;
We lost him and three-wt cISs advertise
ment Of a "lost gov, ry s!.iminy!'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-30

|0TATE OF MINNESOTA NOW
DER COUNTY. SIS.
In Pycloic Court-Gearr"l Term, September
5th, 1873.
In the matter of the estate Of Charles Cum
ningham, deceased.
WHEREAS, An instrument in writing, pur-
porting to be a copy of tho last will aud test
rmcnt Of Charles Cunningham, deceased. late
of Delaware County, Iowa, has been delivered
to this court; and whereas, Henry Cunning
ham has fled Herewith o petition, represent
ing among other things that said Charles E..
Cunning CHAM died in said county. tcstate, and
that SAID petitioner is the sole executor
named in said last viii! and testament, anal
praying that the aid instrument may he sd
:nit;cd to probate: It is ordered, that the
proofs Of sail Instrument, aad the said peii-
,ion be heard before this court, at tho Pro
hntc Office in said county, on the 18th day of
O::nhcr, \ p. 1873, at Z O'clock ii, tho after
.:n"n. vixen all concerned ray appear and
contest he probate Of said Instrument.
And it is further ordered, that public notice
Of The Sine aud place of said hearing be Civ
& all persons interested, by publication Of
these orders for three weeks successfully pre-
vious 20 said day of hearing, in tho Mower
County Transcript. newspaper printed and
published at the city Of Austin, in said coun-
ty.
SAMUEL HARTER,
23tt, Judge Of Probate.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-30
ZR RQXs. MZM1vs,
Y IN D D.,

A local agent and a canvasser in this coun
ty, to represent Cur Eires.=ls. Frieud.
Wc can give the proper party Good Paying
and Easily Worked Cash Business. The tact
and experience of an o:l agent is not needed
to be successful, though.wc have More expert
enced agents (sccured during the past tive
years. working for US than any otner house
in America, and they continue to work righ,
along; and make BIG salaries. Tho secret is
that they offer the people Better Inducements,
aud that We attend moro promptly to their
orders. v7n36
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-30

I Essz'a*av <'sss.zp; Good
"a S.'>'cn:,tt..-.t: ;:''rS"Ii> who cunt ~
plate aili:'!; c.*.:c-ur'* vi'' newspapers Tor
the ir:crtin:l -. !tlcu.s. :i.",il <cn1
.2.5 <.s>S.s. Il, $50. =. NuN ell 4 c., ) J: Park
Kow, New York, it ,:,r'r PAN pishEi~
BOOK I":scty Screntt .niti"". containing lists
OF over 2c0o newspapers AMI estimates,
showing cost. Advertisements taken 1of
leain papers in many States at tremen.
dous reduction from publishers rates. GEf
THE SOOK. n4l-ly
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-30


doing North SO 4. u. SIS =. y.
Going south, $50 PM, c:2 Pm!
paace sleeping: ears, owned lA operate C.!
b. :!:;* Like. "c:'mpau: all night trims,
CONNECTIONS ..:!;, .>S ECiLnW:
At Buy;i> :;tpn. wiz, 1;.;:a.;a Eu,!:n.1na /
Quincy Il. Il. Tor Change. pc,tia C:n :ii:Hu!
keoKuk, Quincy &c IT. Louis West IL o.
.umwa and al! E.'H': IN Kansas ami N'hrA,-
ka, and with Burlington & South Unsf:T;:
nv for Farming,oa, Eo>'.:!, III, and al
roi ITS in Missouri ana Kansas.
At Columbus Junction. with Chict,, l.
South Western Railroad for Washington ard
Lcavcnworth.
At West Libe rty, with Chicago Rock Is
land & Pacific Ra!lIoud. for Iowa City, Des
Moines and Davenport
At Cedar Rapids with Milwaukee Division
Of 3. c. r, l. n. for Independence West
Union, Postvil'e and Mctiregor, with Chicago
& North Western Railway for Omaha. Coun-
ell Bluffs and Chicago, and with Dubuque 4
Southwestern Rrilway for Dubuque.
Al Nichols, with Muscatnc Div. B. G. Il.
& H., fer Musca:inc.
At Waterloo and Cedar Falls with Illinois
Central Railroad for Independence, Dubuque
Fort Dodge aud Sioux. City.
At Nora Junction with Milwaukee st.
PAUL Railway, Tor Mason City and Charles
City.
At Austin, with Milwaukee & St. Paul
Railway, for all pints in Minnesota.
At st. Paul. FOR all points Oh Northern Pa
cifc Halfway; the great Lake Superior re-
gion and Ell paints Nor,! and Northwest.
WN. GREEN. Gent Manager
". ". WALKER, Genl Supt.
J.IEES, GENT Pass. Il Ticket Agent,
Cedar Rauids Iowa
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-30

Three Nortlerncrs, with capital of
;:ls TO swing on, have started fire IN.
surancc company in Louisiana, and
are taking everybody who wants per-
feet indemnity against loss BY the fire
tt.uil
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-30

\ negro suddenly finding himself un-
aer Il fire during skirmiSh in the lalc
war-praycd. This is what lie prayed
Oh, Lordy! if you'rc eber guine. to do
anythin' for dis old Niger, now's your
timc.'
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-30

Massachusetts is not the only part Of tic
world that has an excess OF: women. In
Germany the loss Of young men in :hc
war and by emigration has been so great
that there are nearly 100000 more won
CHI than men.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-30
FLE;CK HOUSE.

Where he can be consulted free upon any dis
case in his Spccialtics.
Scro!ula, Ssphilns. Consumption, Kidney
Disease, Plies, Paralysis, Palsy, Female Com.
Admit OF No Superior ia the treatment Of
Throat and Lung Diseases with his new,
original and perfect system. Almost hone
ess cases are suc cessfu!ly treated.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1875-09-30
W{|&4k SESyjuerte;s;;

MN n~ax2 DS=XsASANls9
Whom 'EittIo Manic Died, sods ma "a torus:
Hays. So cents.
Jennie the Flower Of :ho Dell, Song and Cho-
rus. Hays, IS conts.
School House on the Hill, Srng and Chorus.
Hays, Hays, IS cents.
Bessie, will you love me? Song and Chorus.
Rays, IS cents.
My dear Old Home, Song and Chorus. Hays.
IS cents.
Nobhy Swell, Song and Chorus. Hays. Is
cents.
The Little Log Cabins the Homo after all.
Song and Chorus. Hays. IS cents
Is Mother there: Song and Chorus. Hays, IS
cents,
Tic Grape on the Door--Wi!lie's Dead. Song
and Chorus. Hays, IS conts.
| Madelainc Gray, Song and Chorus. Hays, 81
carney Macaree, Song and Chorus. Hays,
81 cents.
Do,a Darling, Song and Chorus. Hays, IS
cents.
BY HAYS.
Where is Papa tonight? Song and Chorus.
banks, 80 cents. ~ 49,.
Hungry and Cold, Song and Chorus. Danks,
80 cents.
Shadows of long ogo, Song and Chorus. banks,
80 CENTS.
Allie Darling. Song aud Chorus. banks, 90
cents.
Of, in Dreams Sweet Voice calls mc, Song
and Chorus. banks 80 cents.
The Golden Wedding, Sung and Chorus.
banks, 80 cents.
Why don't you write to me. Sister? Song and
Chorus. banks, 30 cents.
Tho Withercd Rose, Song and Chorus. banks,
80 cents.
You'll forget mo- by and by, Song and Chorus.
banks, 80 cents.
Promise you'll be true to me, Song and Cho-
rus. banks, 80 cents.
Little Birdie May, Song and Chorus. banks,
50 cents.
Sun of my Soul, secrod Solo and Quartetto
banks, 81 cents.
By DANKS.
Dashing Female Swell, scrio-Comic Song
Stewart, 80 cents.
Angel Gabriel, End Song. Stewart, 20 cents.
Sing me to sleep, Mother, Song and Chorus.
Stewart. 30 cents. r. .,>.-s II. =
Jolliest Gill in Town, Song ard Chorus.
Stewart. 80 cents.
True as Steel. Picture, serio-Comic Song.
Stewart, 80 cents.
Sing HE a Song Of 4,y Nora, Song and Chorus.
Won't We cut Swell! Scrio- Comic Song.
Stewart 80 c,nts.
Etie Dear, for you TN waiting, Song and
Chorus. Stewart, 80 cents.
Don't forget to love me, Song and Chorus.
Stewart, 80 cents.
Help One Another. Picture, Scrio.C Comic
Song. Stewart, so cents.
Sweet Mollic Moore, Song and Chorus. Stew
art, 50 cents.
Flirting on the Streets, serio COMIC Song.
st,wart, 30 cents.
BY STEWART.
Little Critics with the Angels now, Song and
Chorus. Christie, 80 cents.
Forsaken, Ballad. Christie, 80 cents
Waiting, love, for the, Song and Chorus.
Christie, 80 cents.
S',ne one kissed me in my sleep, Song and
Chorus. Christie, so cents.
Little Hands, We clasp no more, Sang and
Chorus. christie,s 70 cents: !:
BY CHRISTIE.
Published and for sale by
i. L. PETERS,
21ml $40 Broadway. New York.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
, 1875-08-25

Aho Sfhs- Convention nt Jo,,ct-rx
CnFst0n iron, i.cu,unt.

Aho sthsr Convention nj Joi,cx-Ex
CnFst0n from i.cu,Dnt.
erfeat nsidtth 10 TIE chIeaoo tr,t,n<
JOLIET. ILL.,. Aug. 2f.-Tlc fourth aunu,t co+,::
'ent'on Of tho Catholic Tota, Abstlpeneo I;nion
u Illinois opened IN tlia city this morning I'D
vii! cortinno two darB. More than I'M ALL
gatoh from tho various ror.iorr Of tho stete A.,
picGens and lasge number OF distinguished
c1cEe5men. Tho city so-day searmod win
strangers from abroad. and groco rcgsItss rnct
The ego everywhere. Tho temperance 40.
cletles OF Lenont, LockEort, Uraidsood
Aorr1s, and Ottawa "ero hero. Tho procession.
which paraded the streets thir forenoon prev,ous
to marching To tha fairgrounds, where a piento
was held. ~as tho 1nest over witnessed in Joliet.
Forr Lfass aud one martial band was In tho linn
Aad about LOCO men. It ID estimated that f,1l]v
59oo ptrhons participated in tho exercises It I'm
fairgrounds This eveninE al immense tenn
fer,nco uceting ras hold in tho Oposs Huusc.
"a'ch VAS addressed by several dlstlnguishei
FreakcrH Tomorrow the dcloyatea a III riec.
o:accrs for tho ensuing year and TRANSACT ottcr
buslne.a connected With tho Union. The Con.
Fentlon. no far. hus lotn . grand eucccss, AMI
th- fE'eods Ut temperance feel greatly oucuus-
agol.
So'eai 5f+ra'th IN Tbs chi-aao Tribune. =
~ lEs'oSr ILL.,, AnE. 2!.-1he Father Mathew
~, lotal Abstinence society Of this plsce nt,eudeI
1 W. " *e"ua1 Ht1te temperance Convention
Of Int Catholic Total abstinence Cniou Of Aa1o,-
IA, winch WAS held At Jo.ict to-day. Tie s0cie
~ Termed tn line ut their hall 3}D strong, ar.
ra*ed in beautiful Uniform. and beaded by
hHe baud Of about twenty pieces. They shon
marched 10 tho chlcaso L Atun depot, com
E1andta BY Marshal Doylo. where = spoc,sl
tfs'n ol ae1en cars WAS in Readiness to con
vey them to Joliet Upwards Of no nes
tic from this Place Intended tho Con-
tt1tion Tho tram returned from Jo]iot
q: ~! this evening" and ali seemed pleased viii,
tie trip. Much credit i. duo to the Iov, Father
Fosera. OF Joliet, aud Father Murrl., Of Lock
port. who orgauzed this 6oeiety about fifteen
months ago.
, 1875-08-25

o1a. 1iut Whv 10 1t more impFQbhhte than she
.e'hfA o1 tto "Ar Of'ico 10 dsgrace him
~ dIam'ssA3 Tho aorc.c,En may dIsm,ts !;
Il forda 10 conrt-mst,,al. Tho sovereign DID
20 d'Ama1. 1nste lately. in Mai. Waller 1Iarbor 4
case. tor cheating 1t ch1tIn. In It more--to
9uotn the ~cfdA II tbs article Of war-mora
ut2ect HH3 tho character q! An officer and
gentleman y to chcht At cs'd4 than to comm. an
indecent aata"It TN All UNPROTECTED yo,nc lady ?
thito lately II las LHeh hunted that even 10 tho
c.s1;t1ed Nal: lfasbord the War Office bad
1n,n.h'!5 GRANTED tha amount Of b.s cou,nuaBson.
what hort Of Influences munt bn potent there !?
10 she 11nke Of Cambridge and Mr. Claiborne
Hairy eata absolutely nothing for the, ,reputa-
abEoal7 "
Pertains The indulgence shown Eakcr in nr3soo
i.aa tons"ti even nitro Indignation. All 3fr Jus.
t'ce httstn fine words only paved Tho "ay for m
ea"5 sentence. and tho warrant under uhicl, l1o
eeht Eaker to Jail 1nndc 1t taninr tt,li ky oescfb-
1nr 4nl "a h tlEss'claeb uisde Eeanant-a phrase
"l,eb thhas lin out Of ,ho c.tegor; of crn-
in.ln antl in.nrcs him jutt tucl, treat.
rLent az \ debtor with money or no
h1ca' prisoner receives. I1orsesnonger Jail is
iuinet into barrscke for Col. E.Ler'b benc-
der military arrest. ho has two comfortable
ronm', wholly arart from all otLer }risYucrr,
ami 1uFttalieH tD,nm to suit his own iaHe Ito
wears lts own clnthtn9. suprlien hls oan fnoJ. is
allowed wine ard beer. does no wolk. rcrfor,tn
10 mcnfs! oaIces tllleso arc dime for him hv an
ohicor OF the pritot who acts "a Col. Eakot'H
private scrvant), hhs what bookB and news
paFesH he likes ~ritcn and Eece,vc1 letters ell.-
Ject to innptctIop. aud may nco hia fr,enls BE-
tween II, the morning md 6 in tha evening,
Queetioned laet night in Parliament AZ 10 thit,
the Homo Secretary ler1led that Col. K.ler WAN
under tho ordinary ruler for rrirouer OF hin
class-.n other uords 1t IL Mir. Justice brett WHO
hah tlono him thin fastr' Very pr;in .r TIM rar-
ca-m- consclous or not--witF, which ono ,jarcr
this 1nornlpg remarks: 1t would no 4 1nat:er
for tile CreAteet 1egret weta an IDEA 10 rsya,i.
even to tho flichtert rxtcnt, that IN this ccup,,y
there 10 QUO Am for the lcl4 and anotLcs for tho
loor." ~
, 1875-08-25

chaudordy. dc Ksrdret. Esnoist dAzv. Prince.
tnau. Extreme Roht-EtnonI. d. il Bon,lIisr.
i,Irsccla. Bunaps1tleta-Du -Ducfot. h1hgne. do
Foursol. fouyer.Qucrt1es. WALTON Gsour-Wal.
!nn, aatfHeu Bodct. Bazc. and lastty. Zen. do
liafcs. who has no decided poi1tIcn. color
AaonE tho snrplcHentary names to TO hdd"d
ny Itason OF their public sers,cea. speclaI
requirements. Or on other grounds. ase
reasoned Nh. WoioHskl. CIapcr. Uartneiemv.
sa'nt-li.laire. DupanI"np. l.aufrey. tremseu1.
thoae Hhu have settled this agreement Whaling
10 ieAsn tho other tamss to tLe free dlecusalon
Of tho Assembly
NIcHEkr7's nEMAr1s
Tho Civil Tilbuhtl OF lhs Seine gave Judgment
to.hiy m tho question Of Tie removal Of
tlicbeiats ternaans from 1iveres to Paria
tils last, will, tt Will 10 remembered,
directed that they ri,o1ld DO inferred tn
tho nearest cemetery, and lItn Bon.in-
law accordingly bad them buried 3. liyr,cs : tus
hH widow applied for teir removal to i'ar,s, Of,
tho ground that he alwaya cousidercd II bis
home. sEd that 10 did not contemplate thc con-
tincencF Of dying at a distance from 1t. il waa
h"wn. also, that he had special Affection 5nr
!e!e-ta- Cha'6c. aud looked forward Ia it a. li4
l.rt rett'nE.p!aco. Tho Court decided in favor
I'll tAe removal
, 1875-08-25
EXCURSION TRAIH WRECKED,
r%-1,3t fkIat,,fAt IN ~. ~

EXCURSION TRAIN WRECKED
sff1.til Usbateh tn Tic Ch1rduo TTtpun<
TnEErohr. ILL.,. Aug. M.-G1ea: excitoue,A
prevailed mere this morning whom it WAS harmed
that tho train carrying nearly 1000 e1c,,rsonts.s
sfom Ffoerert to uonoEa Lake, Wis.,, YcsterdAy,
lsd boon wrecked on its return last night. s
miles east Of Rockford. The accident occurred
81 MAose'a crossing Running at full speed tho
train struck COW caught fast In tho cattle
gnard. throwing tho cngluo, tondcr, baggago-ca..
and two trout parsengos-cass from tho track, de-
mol's4ug tho engine. sender. and 1rst passenger
coach. Although tho coaches wero un-
safely crowded. averaging over 100 passengers
TO ehch, hut threo poraon3 arc known to haya
been seriously injured, 31rs. MAttie Btub.kcr
aud Joturh Rhodes, Of thia CITY. and Albert
Askey. OF ltidott. Conductor 1Ilbbarti, who vas
~ chAtgo of tic excursion train, hastoned On
foot to Rockford, a,ld returned to tho wreck
with the Chicago L 1lockford passenger, With
which three car loads Of ths c1curson1sta wert
b'eu3hs to Rockford, thcuce by the rqgulat
through passenger to Freepost, striving bore At
J:la th1s u,a.u uns. The excursion trs1n reached
THIS ctr a. GO o'clock tha morning. having boon
brought via Caledonia, Bc!y:ders, aud Rockford,
Conhlderuk the crow ded condition OF the carr aud
tta extent Of tho wreck. tie marvel Ia 1Aat scorca
werc not killed. Tie englneer aud fireman naYed
their livea ty Jumping frum tho traiu, after hay-
lnE whlBi'ed doWu brskcs and rcyesses! the en-
E'ue. There wero E1auy uArfow escapes among
Tho EassuuEsrB.
, 1875-08-25

PAnts. Aug. f0.-Iho release Of Dr.. Stern has
not, ~ WAS hoped. been followed by tint Of lilo
three other contributors to the Frank furtcr Zeu-
u"9, aud they appo1r. .liEely to undergo two
montha' IMPRISONMENT. Dr.. Stern. 1t arpcarn,
~sa discharged bccauso six months ii el.nsed
sInce the publication Of tho srt,cIo tho
authorship Of which he refIeei to reveal, and
lccarbe 10 proceedings eau 10 taken after that
lntersal. even If tbs writer II discovered. His
colleagues cannot plea1 like prescription. and
sc himself IL nut unlikely to bo again sf1ceted.
haslub been summoned 10 answer qutetions a.
to the paternity Of another article published
four mouths A:u.
, 1875-08-25
The NtR9lktA NaI auea ali

THE VIRGINIA coLoReo MEN,
R1cnxoSp. Va, Aug. 2A.-Ia tho Colored Edu-
cat!onal Convention today = constitution maa
adopted for stste Educational Society, To aid
in tas instruction Of mosisorlous you.hs in tho
higher branches OF study,
j. ". Cromwell ono Of tbe speakers. a,serted
that it WAS the duty Of the State Government to
enfo1cs Tho collection Of tho capitalization ta3,
by making The right Of suffrage depend upon ,ts
naymens. Cromwell waa subsequently, elected
President Of the Society. aud resolutions adopted
requesting the State Board of Education 10 a.
tsblish colored normal school
, 1875-08-25

TEE yuy,n,, ~ Hsm7nm. v*r. tun,s-,,x ,x,~n.x
m 1o.'''NAA " AAss CHh1sllA! ASHER5ES.
"u Hope1lhaseli correspondent OF tlto Lon
aon Da1ty AeHs telcgrarhA 10 that Jo,srnai on
Aug. IL: Tho fnnera1 of Hans Chritelan An
Iorsen took place at noon tn.f,ay. J,on,, hcf,r.
that hour tn, nr.rrr,a ~ ~. a,.,.as
49,. +s,.,- y, ~" cnuicn
~, "'t' 'e'seF cfo"eeo' N the cho!s ttood
tito monltcts OF tho Untvcrzity, humber
ing scvefai hundreds, With banners. Along tie
body Of tho ch,trch were t],o Wor,tncmcn.s IL.
socat,on and thu roncnt,,.s, s',',;,,,s .,sns,' no.
,;o. III. h.. "'o5''' hs'oe'a-
..'' ~ ~. us""ete: nHooe tnose ffesent were
.no A'n'hsef OF fore'gn hfairn. Count MoIt.ie
Hrcgcntyed, tho German Minister thc Fr~Jbb
M,n,stcr. tho Syedish Minister amt ~. ,,o,,.
m a., tho ,,on,-,rar,.s .,,,;..r sAu'
sA.e"t'' "''''"i' 4a2 cl'i. a
ucp"'@"ot' 'som tho pooss native town. cdtuse,
was a!eo present. headed by Biahop Ehgeistoft,
Tho coffin vaa rtnced at the trout eatr,pcs of
tho choir. CONRAD with v,c,t,,. 1hs,, 49,.
loo nv. ~ .s.t III. .. 49,. N, ".'o
.'Ah to"o =" e@en e'eo oe'' !'''a al pAf1a,
= pA'm branch and wreath from odcuse. =
laurel "rta1n from tie FTcrs Association
oi befE'i, win the lntcrlptton '*Tbpu
~ nos ecAu thoneu tbino eyes Are
Sioseu. IN cA,Iofens heArta thGu shalt
N'o forever. Up to tho last mo-
nfsnt othes w!ea'hH wcto tddcd: little
a4ios ~ sno hahG. tho Crown Prince. Prince
Sohl' ahu the whole ttan arrived IN full uui-
.u1M' taeas thc'r rlacos TO tue 1lfht OF the
, 1875-08-25

Hp&eta1 M1p0&eh % 1Aa CA1,2Qo Trt3ttnx
0aAsp HAvxS, sfict., Aug. 2a.-The Cong,e.
sationA Societies of GEana Rapids aod Ovid,
Mich. a1e making preparations tor an excursion
to this place on Thussdsy ue1t. There ers
nearly 6U0 o1pected. An excursion oa LAae
altoI'iEan aud ~ FIuispolt will bo g,yau, aa1 =
ball At tho CusluE House ia tue sseuing.
, 1875-08-25
NUMBER /.
men1 Commission. Po.tor not onlv did m. tno,
u sno Comsn'sson but he has istslo 1e1uonsl 10.
qua'htahce "lth any Ut tho mcn,borA o{ IL, ;. -


u tao Comm'saon but he las f.ttlo teruons nj A.
qua'htAhce With any Ut tho members Of IL. ;. -
THE aurEnisrExnEScY,
lho order o. tho Secretary Of The Trossnrv r..
Mosihe Gnn: Holman from tho Superintendent
Or RIO building Ia 'indcsAtood here to bo tra,t3.
ier rathor than removal. Tho principal cauro
OF tho tranefcr Or removal Ia that Holman ia
Charged with having been too of,icoua In hn mr..
tirannhp rcrpectnE tho building, and lIas 60 IA.
committed himself against tue building that Id
enf'ot be tn sympathy with tho now pian, 1ht
SAME charKes were nade when Holman IA ann,
nleh"t boioro. bus 1t was decided then net t, 70.
move hun. lila eslcc1ssor will bo Ar. E1nnatotL
..teHtnt Superintendent of tho CInciuuatl Cus.
Eo'n-liouae b,njjirg
-, nan: Wilson haa recently bcen appointed on
El..ef tn charge VI tho quick transit psojects in
.1,n, ;HsH aoFk &c MStS and ia much occupied with bis
o,''es: ~" Hh'scs!ope, the Lou!avIl'a meu,ler,
prnmIoent rtf,icturn4. ''"o%
n,cr,,o 1nh rres4;""s spnoa.cd tho following fou.
Franklin. Mr. McA,thnr. ind III. % nnhh;na u,'
,,eete'aFE Et1a:o" reHctcI Wlntostono and Ken.
E1adlce "oseoo'e" "Ai'
, 1875-08-25


MELBOURNE, Aug. N.-Comma autler James G.
Goodoiousb, commanding tho British .quaaron
ia Austtaltaa waters, died on tue 10th
Instant. IIo had beon wounded by a
poisoned a.row in the attack made on
his flagship. tho corvette Pearl, by tho natives
Of Carlisle hay. and although every effort vas
made to couueract lts effects, tho poiaon proved
fatal. Ono seaman Was killed and Tires nound-
cd by tue saysgcs.
LoNpux, Aug. M,-The Colonial Office has To-
ceivcd the following dela,ia Of the ATTACK On
Commodore 0oodonough. which led to his
death: Tho Commodore and party on tho 18th
inst. landed In Carlisle Day to open intercourse
with lilo uattsea Of Santa Cruz Island, who At
tackcd the Sandily in tue same place last year
ANoc remaining about III hour ashore, hay-
isig made apparently sRtitlacsoiy progress
it tho object Ut their mission, they were pre-
pat'pG to return to thc ship wiep suddenly the
natives, Who were only fow yards on, shot Ut
Commodore Goolcnoueh, and 4 poisoned arrow
rouetratcd bis left side, 1ho boat thon put OF
upder a1sht OF htrowe. Sewn men we,e
wounded, including Lieut.. l1awler. Two Of tho
woundod la,o eiNce died from tho eNects Of tho
poison. The others arc improving. Az noon IN
the boat returned. Tie Pearl sllelIed and burned
tho native sllla6e, aud tAon returusd to Nelson's
Lay.
TIE FOOT AND MOUTH nlsxABE
1@@ ~AeAolA oeA] VIII HaeAb FlOIcAt* III 4]u1Fpk-
sll1ro. where IL, GOO AulmalH arc uoHn with it.
Tho dlatempeE IL spreading rapldly.
the CROPS.
New YonR. Aug. 2l.-Ihs Mark Lane Er-
prsss e'Gr M review IN corrected 10 1ead New
laso yeara:" not "wel," as published this
motnsug.
INTERNATIONAL corR1EslEs.
SOUTHAMPTON. Aug. 24.-Tho banquet topdercd
tho officers of the American squadron III tho
hsrbor BY the Corr of Southampton was
given tonight. Thirty American officers
wcEo prcssut. Among tho guests were
tie American Consul. members Of tho House
pcr Temple. men,ber for Boathampshiro Com.
nsodore Gomtnesell, aud Ia,ee number Of local
notabltitses Tho Mayor Of southampton rro.
posed @ tue hsalth Of Ada,iral wo1den and o:hcr
gallAatry Of the Ame,ic payy. He said hs rett
the most sincere plsaause In welcoming tho
Ruehts Of the city; referred 10 the dis
tingu!shcd services Of Admiral Wordcu
during tho late American Clvil Was;
hoped she aud England would continue uaad ia
baud ~ examples or reaco apd unity.
Aan,iral Woftlen briefly thanksGi tho Aa7oF for
kspa e1pressEons about himself and country.
BY his courtrymon.
EXTRAORDINARY LESIENcr 70 COT. pAxEa,
htu 1ert Trtoant.
o,,;e;ast ,;oHsnos, ~ Ang; l3-Ihe contempt Of military
shown more openly than IN Tue Baker esss. For
= xeck paat discussion haa been eoiug OF, III
the papcfa about the manner in xA,ch Cot
bakers connection with the a,my Should
nrst that 10 would 10 csshle,ed put
COL uekor's dismissal could be- found lu ile,.
;. thsa tue Ar"'y and Nary Gazette e wholly dif-
sssss sps2 s G pts s
[gaAt1on, hod tAxt this rssivn.t,nn 1.,d hnnn