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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
STRIKE OF THURD-AvE. DRIVERS.

STRIKE OF THIRD-AVE. DRIVERS
TIE MAJORITY OF THE MEN STILL WORKING AT TIE
REDUCED RATEs-No SERIOUS TROUBLE EX-
PECTED.
The reduction of the wages of tho drivers
and conductors the Third Avenue Railroad was re
sisted YES tcriay by small number OF the drivers VINO
sruck work. notwithstanding the fact that az the neeT
ing OF drivers held the previous evening the ao's
blity OF strike was very much iesoned Tue striRe
was however. far from being general only about 70
refusing to work the reduced rates ana Their places
being readily filed by men anxious to secure employ
mCnt The strikers caused the Company son1e trouble
the stop the running OF the cars nurng
the morning their efforts were frustrated ny large
force Of police. OF whom were mountei Out al OF
whom acted under the direction OF Capt. Mount Iuo
mounted police parlded Thirdave. during the whole
day. During the afternoon number OF cars were ue
taIned between Eishty-sxth ST. aud Harlem in conse-
ouencc OF tho drivers having been taken from the cara
by the strikers; bat Geographic message was at once
sent to the Captain OF the Yorkye police advs'ns
him Of the trouble, and force was sent W
Thrd-avc UPON their arrival the cars were again set
in motion. Later the evening police ON 'eT , ~%S
placed on every car and travel was rcslnc 10 H''"
lions Occurring during the busy hours OF iaVcr; ,o
Dr. Samuel Ial Que Of the GTJGII u b .T rrirrd
road sad that the wages had ohn pov" 20 "a
10 the same rate as PAD ~ o,ueI oiH ,rri.'In
When the punches were first introduced suhc uo".s.
was expected. and MI Squigcs, on hlS own rcsPo'H.
Nlitv raised the wages conductors aud drivers TO
acton INT a. the Wintrr had a-cl hard ohe thev
do not eo,re to take Of the extra 81 cents untl me
Spri7g Tnis was all explained 10 the committee al
pointed ly The drivers, ana they appeared 10 he SAT
isl 81 win IT, The men work Oay Il hours day, ana
tore are hundreds ready 20 lake mon places should
tney become dissatisfied.
Mr. g. Line another director, said ;hat the Tird-ave
road treated thtlr better ta1J her IoHn 10
Inc civ and the increase 81 the cos last 9temncr
had caused dissatisfaction other rba he expected
10 trouble from the who were 'Icd 10 work, nat
with 30 i,rC. a number ~ employees l. would be very
strange If some dlsprgin2 were not fpunl. lie oc-
EeYed tn excitement would end ID less hah q hods.
Other railroads the drivers aui cpu6uc,or- iccnS l'
no loiIcr1H would beNnJAe in t1cir wd-ts IA ra'c vi
pay having been and SSH lu = % Per G@- tA1 hdLc
a. low paid tA5 TIrd-Gyc. road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
A SUFFERING CHARITY.

The officers of st. Johns Guild make an
appeal for immediate help, III the form Of food
fuel clothing and money 10 save the large numbers or
suffering who daily make calls upon them for
assistance. The Office OF the Guild Is No 50 Varcl
st. where any contributions may be sent IL is stated
by the managers that thers Is no longer OF
food the OF the Guid and the hungry are
tDrOngng TO It's doors begging pteously for bread.
Among them are the siCk aud the aged, and mothers
with infants in their arms III few weeks em plOyurnt
be found for all who are strong enough to work
among the 400 families for whom the Guild has cared
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
PROPERTY OWNERS AT CROSS PURPOSES.

An appeal from the confirmation OF the re-
mort Of the Commissioners on the kingsDridge-road
oneniuc came no Yesterday before the Supreme Court
General Term and Assistant CORPORATION Counsel An
draws asked that it bc put over Tor the term Mr
Daering ruresentng the appel mt opposed any delay
in matter Involving sl,CO10O0, especially SINCE four
months from date OF the order Appealed from, the
awards under would be paya5e, an then pay nent
wouId form an argument he should not be asked to
meet Granville T. Hawes, representing other property
owners said ne only accidentally knew OF ths appeal
and asked that he heard on motion 10 dsulss the
aupeal The Court named next Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
NOMINATIONS BY TEE PRESIDENT.

WAsHrNCiTON March t9.-1he President has sent
tte following nominations oiay: Heary VI Mkinn d"
be H. BAc,
today Minnesota, Charles o. hh4fd new"
Y5ra Of UleI states at Lees Ea2 ans e1 on
gresham he UItd S, Atorn 'rr the ofhel
Ds'irt Ils John q. Cox 10 b. j cover 81 tipc V n
LITTLE Ar p. inl to be Collector Of CATIONS fr We
Of V,rk bIrx liza. Nn BE- Colacct Of Us
IONS Of Bristol au1 Warren Rhote Islands M Leu
tenant John 81 AreU Bn.n JOAN > Az
bot N,ser United states NlyTi J. r. stuart 70 ne
United iOstnl.s.
Aereen h.s; John T. barlow Bingham Hi Clahes \" Aaoid
Nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20

Firh Arenw Hotel-The Hon. Is: III. Bristow. Sec
rotary Treaui Gen Butler o, n hI"a a
Merritt kY Lien Commando resf1o " o.
,mssa Parker Of bny and the Rev A. g. Mercer
Of Newpou st Neslias HOk-Ite Hon. A. untel o. New.
To- ad,or Ho.l-Rchard H. Dana, j snd Siiney Bartlett
Of Bo,ton Metropolitan Boetaie Senator, JAWS Loi sna
Wuis Ae n,lrmen r. w. vosharEh and yamet Faulkner
4, Ten O. J. gee Of Scaayler County n. Y.SL Jame'
Iolel-l q Breafley Of Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON, March 10.-The Senate, IN
Executive session today confirmed the following nom

nations:
rrma,erJoeph Crooks 1t Little Rock lrk vice Jsm' Pollock
ren1v,t George Kch Hnnepo' MINI; james g. zee AZ
J, Ill John T. Dgh5 G so no; Gee r. l. iep' 81
eenvle Penn; A. L. Moron u Dallas, Tens hce IN
John d. Tuckaew UGi e states Se;un' Jiu n
Hinuesutii JAtib v tt'f-Cn
States Marshal for NegH mptns,; james Torres, CHei
Stale. Marshal 10 Easen District Of ArEalsasi &c
o. Parker. United Ds:nt Jufge Tor tne
W,e District Of Aksusa Henry Brown, United States District
1rd fr he Dtric. of Michigan David T. Love, CcJuste re -
Ire ssprcm, urt Of frrsor, NcaelT Ch'r 'H:nJi
Coc r of Cgsoms for Dstrcto Perth ANNOY wee Nan T.
ellington removed; Cas-. surveyor 81 tH'ms ~ A a.
T. Bsnhsm t. lie tapan; hrotenah-' ON
e l1 T. McGf cg 41d Edgar {. iernln - be %
Masters jos Fransin Unab r. Harris, Whsm A. h$len'
AID Richard g. baveryot be Lcge1auts lnlis aaron TO-
Frank Nsbo Jos L. IYnsicker All tha' W Brt 10 1 81
ter H. ID eksoa and A. C. Hell ger 90 De
: A 70 Army experimentation y manu-
o 10 be Frs Lieutenant the lst AerS from Aug - 800
al set OF C1 e ap-
p-oyci March 3 $50 Gilmore 20 he S''o cut IN iun
o reapoir'.r Scolf Lieutenant fo7efs " Nar'sl
10 be Ffst euteuaAt An cavalry, LjlcI uee;lseI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
NAVAL ORDEkS.
h I9.-Ensign Martin F.. Hall

WASHINGTON March l9.-EHsgn Martin T.. Hall
Ia, been orered the PVShaal Cr
A. Mcdaniel the ree~ivngshP rooue; theiLgner George r.
KatI PTac
Coehrspe detached the pOi0ir
.seouu,s Passed Assistant JObB
rssdss,o as 81 as1 Paneiseo AMI pAcstop
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20

WHEN the mucous surfaces OF the Bronchla
,or. or uaed Dr. J,Yyss EtPzCroNT will aG'r prompt
eL Tor bnz up Cold sabd0g Cosgl yoa "l Hnd In IL
remedy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsnINGTOS, March 19.--By direction of the Presi-
oosins nnei Oneer' detailed member Of the
ing Bosr NeWYok: SURGEON joseph Boil vice surgeok
Mo ne heretofore relieved Major b. LsBOe 9Th Infantry wee
Major yoba BArEbead. 7tb ClvAly. btTeofoye eHfye1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
lAlnswesmmnI
Assure relief for thma-WmrooMBs REMEDY

A,-IIats for gentlemen; Spring styles ready,
lowest prce r. ERsEswEIs l48 EaAast, near sprsees-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20

GryrLrMEN's HATs.-Spring style for 49,
Ieldy for inspection aud sale at LPESoaHo'
AssssusL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20

POMERoYs PATENT RUPTURE BELTS and
BAsp TnuuKa 744 Broadway. n By far the best in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20

D!CK's ENCYCLOPEDIA Of GAP RECEIPTS
L., mailed rec Dl, K q FiILgERALJ. Publisher,
''' - ArnsI, New.foft
EVERYTHING in HOMEOpAIHY at HUM
II PHgRYS 5G2 ana SIT gsJiivay--JOOhS FAMILY hhDt
CINE CASES foneopti, Sporc veterinary Medicines IEe11fes
Dll.ioss pe!s.i. no iPIREi5 WfCil-HALEL on"
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-lMPORlANI.
~ For Nervous Weakness, brought o1 " H-2cfsohs
Ltc,,,e, or Oyergor, % Ba1 ag' Nervous system,
WI CIiESTERs SPECIFIC PILL
thcranqhir 80 With perfect success 'n 1p
permanent cure. Sa Tor Srca A. e. - t
b-s 81 5y nall secpla,f sealed, with G directions RE
psrei only ~ NiACHb'ItN Z ~ % 'o1lE.- - =
NLW-YORK TUMOH DlSPENSAEf,
~ l0 East TAistlsL corner tolfsl-ays
Oven dslg ron 9 y. o. % y ~ Slll4Ys ct. iovel
CTRICTURE, Fis5u!a, and Plies radically cured
y vifout lnfs ctq'tc from b1ncw; im)o'el'e Ds'
Gererare Organ HcGr Dsae' Nj ~ Lerns'o1le
rVHREE LECTURES on the C0eXstence OF
HCNORRHOiDs RICTUkg 9A the Gynp;o iRalyiil
and and Of o,yc'oomeiL VISA one ae-efl
by the L.ctl-o1ne % Ee+ -
cnta Address tie su,hO FDHAED Il DIXON 81 D.. IL r!AA'@
Oh e horls ilOu 10 ., TO 5. apl I % eseasE-
ZERO REFRIGERATOR, with WATER
III COOLER best 1 I'D heeQer n the world SEND of
C.alorue ALEX ~ LESLEY ~ y e.l Iwe ~ tIFdt, " l.
ss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
COURT OF APPEALs CALENDAR

Albany. ~ Y, March l9.-The following is tn,
Cou Appeal. dav eaena for Monday hsfch -. Aos Oo $40
III LAG. li7, lIS, 100. l1l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20

Mrs. hi, residing at Tbiriave. and Fory-ninthst'
IN the CITY of New York" , ,, o.,
The prisoner hS advice OF her counsel reIurcu "
ore vcr my n letons and committed TO the IOihoS,
yeithont hail To wait the action OF enc Grand Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
HOME NR VS..
,poNJNFNI ARRIVALS.

rHeRwoaETRR YESTERn.I. AT H0DsursI IN BfoAo WAL
o.w-oa N.u-25' 80 n-3l' xidaishs-29'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
RE DrrKEE g. Co.'s SALAD DRESSING

A MODERATE COST
and vegetable salads eonb'rilE N peheeaon ~ @
exceedingly nc aDi dccon- dressing WIN tNO"aT"J
goo salad is al assured Sold 81 e.Ocer~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20

IAMPLOUGu's PYRETIC SALINE IS the cure TOT
s.vr blou,ne .Dor ali other Sprng ano
sumnsr ailments Chemists throughoi. oe ESa aAa uS
Maker Is Hoborn LoIl01, EHglsEi Use ~ sdosAae'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20

HOLwEs's BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH. 81
Boad6ay twelve years practical epene-e hos on 'i Ae eH
Lout boto Who IL tryIar s blsaess BY pge2ilg Tue
pae Of 600 OF nv cu.tores bis cGI lie know. 20 more
aboI. the business than boz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-20
orr-Kyox's Spring style of gentlemen

Has now rely Eegant conc.rtOn artistic ~ e1eatO aal
suitably light Is most simirabV si1p'd Tor ths opnnt
Retail No. IL Braiag ano npo"n " TIE f Ae"~
Ho.el NAoesale department. No. IL BroalSiy
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

,ing di,sipalcd and ,rcdy-guing TO rua !1'
lack Of wife wa! YOU marry me-
And Fifnr said she Woold.
Two or three day, iprrr Misty received a
cable dispatch from Mr. Bragg telling nim
never ru daricn The parcmul door, agaiG.
Missy wrote back a. follows: "Cabse di,
patch received Put Oh your best bib and
tucker. old boy, and have the house straight
encd UP u bit am coming home with my
bride, Donna Flhnr Teresa Marin, Gomez
daughter Of Don Sancho Come and grand
daughter Of Don Manuel Ignac,o Jose Kin
con de Falubras, of Sanu Pa!acio. Blue
blood of spain upsccduich rrandcc amt rich
as cream. - q,
These tremendous name, quite recoucIled
the Honorable Bragg for the slight put upon
Miss A. T. {. f. Botctour' ana when nc
heard of the Peruvian mines and saw Don
Joses velvet skull cap he Sworc that dlp!om'
acy, next to pork, was the biggest thing on
aith-Nrr Yorh W0r6,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01
THE LITTLE WHITE LIE.

was ia trouble Gcyond any doubt
wa, in trOublC--Ind how to get Out
Tel a .whils lien said the devil to mt.
.,CIlI.alie, o, how dreadful! But what would
the
# | siOald Though | never shall tell one,
said |. , .
b. Don't &c frightened said he, wc wont call ii
and: lew words in their way quite as good as the
TO- TIL, occasion far better forsoo,h.
But mg little white lie, when | told 1t grew
BLACK, ...,..i,
Then. q how could hide il or how get il back
For IL mover would do 10 be caught IN he,
For twas known that very good youngotci
wasI to-.
must masage in some way to keep II iron
sight;
Ten orc more, said the devil; twill make II al
right.
But my ,wo grer to three, and my three wcr
soon -four,
And my four gaze rise TO a dozen or more;
Till felt intny soul such sense OF disgrace,
had scarcely one friend | could look in tn
face;
And AZ night to my room l went creeping ur
stairs
tod i truth could sleep without saying IN
But nv fears and my conscience thus followe
xss Tesllv half glad when the lie was ioun
out; ,,,
For II was-it is always the way with lie
40 81 s,id that a very bad youngster was |.
Good or bad. | have learned In one thing 10
A.d-bun in the future all little white lies.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

The origin Of the American races IS pretty
plainly hinted a, BY some facts collected by
& ". Brooks, for /; years japanese consul
a, san Francisco. Mr.. Brooks finds that
since 1852, IL wrecks of Japanese vessels have
been borne upon the coasts of the Sandwich
Islands and OF America, 90 ofthem since 1850,
and all but Il Of them bearing human lives.
These wrecks were borne eastward by the ia
pan current. or as the Orientals call It, "the
black stream" kuro siwo. Japanese naviga
,ion laws since 1880 have favored this course
of affairs 10y prohibiting the ship-builders
from making sea-going vessels. When their
navigators got blown off into the stream, the
heavy sea knocked out the rudders and masts
and left them 10 the mercy of the ocean cur
rents. This accounts for the Monaghan
words mingled with the language of the pres
en-, Pacific coast Indians, and possibly for thu
origin Of the aboriginal Toltecs and Aztecs'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Hi, name was Ephraim BIodgctt; not special!
renowned
Except us champion spellcr IN all Inc 'ouE"!
round.
photographed aspirants were apt to fare quite
slim
Atany spelling match where they encountered
Ephraim.
The .pelllng-bo he had by heart, and exc th
dictionary,
And science at his Tongues ond, laid It's va
The dubious monosyllablc he'd lloor with per
feet case,
And 30 through words scsquipcdol like light
ming through cheese,
You couldn't weave a spell with any common
alphabet,
BY which to capture Ephraim, or put him IN
sweat:
And his admirers frequently remarked of Ephc
that he
could spell the China,giyphic. off from chest
of tea.
The people ceased to find, in spenS.Schools
their wonted fun
What show was there against this orthoSraphic
gatling-gun, NJ.
That moved down all before IL win ratllih9
Of consonants ana vowels punctilously or
raycdS
Just at The elimination of Ephraims renown
iIC took part IN spcllhS-schooi Ill all auJoIh
ing town.
aiil soon the sole survivors Of that photographic
war
We're Tphram aud school. girl, his sole com
pctl.cr.
With equal aldor, 'twiXt those two, ragged the
uncertain fight,
Where victory might perch at last was quite in
definite.
With equal nerve they came to time and accu-
The insidious silent letter and the dphthona
Janus faced.
IN vain the wierd and mystic spells upon that
girl were cast,
The cabalistic letters dropped from her lips Sc
fast.
Vain likewise for long time was the effort &C
suppress
Ephe's airy tongue that syllaDlcd rough words
with such success.
The audience was excited. Stick to him, Sis
some cried,
And Go it. Ephen his partsans dcfantly re-
piled.
But Ephraim was the hero of q hundred spelling
schools,
lite in the pools.
IN fact, though they were laying for Ephralm,
he got
The word at last that dropped him as if he had
been shot
The word that choked the Wclshman when NOR
tar from trOwcl
Confused his tongue at Babcl-a word without
vowel
An ashcn hue crept DER his face when Ephraim
heard her spell:
D-m-n.rk gs-m.c-k-il'
Spell-bound upon ragged edge OF consOnanto"
gaSped Ephc.
They buried him with his spcllng-book and a
feeling OF relief
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01
LENINGTON-1Ts5.
~ JOHN q. WHITTIER

Written for the recent centennial Celebration
No maddening thirst of blood had they,
No battle-joy was theirs, who set
gainst the alien bayOnet
homcspun breasts in that old day
ct had trodden peaceful ways
r,oirt we'd not strife, they dreaded pain
Thoyyn. not what to us is PLAIN,
TAey5sa ud make mans wrath his praise
80 sccrs wuvus the future hid;
It's y0stS ,rceoiS he work they did
The meaning or and doubtful then.
Was strange andJSc'
,. came they left
The plow mid-fuTrOTS ~ Tin Tho mi
The half ground covrlS,s clcft
Thc ,padc in earthy The ak 70
They went where duty seemed vat',
TTcv srarcely asked the reason why
They only knew they ould 'pM ue'
Mud death was not the worst "'ail-
Dsmsa for man the satrihcs,
Tiustaincd by glpod save thrirs, OSy case.
The flowers that biossOmet frpnt their grave
Gayc sOwn themselves beneath az, skies.
Tpeir death. shot shook TIE fcu hI tovcr,
Ind shattered slayery's chass rs well
On thc the skys dome, us on beH
Is echo struck the worlds great hour.
That fatal echo is not dumb
The nations listening to its sound
Wait from a century's vantage. grouud
The holicr trumphs yet to come
The bridal time Of Law and Love,
2hc badness Of the worlds release,
when, war.sick, at the foot Of peace
The hawk shall nestle with the dove,
The golden age Of brotherhood
Unknown to other rvalries
Than Of the mild humanitics
and gracious interchange of good,
when ClO-cr strand shall lean to strand,
Til meet, beneath saluting flags,
The eagle Of our mountGiR crag,,
The lion of our Mothcrland,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01
SPECIAL NOTICE
To Draft Horse Breeders.

We will stand oug Imported Horse EaPEkoh Inc esss
;.y season at the following times ana places sOhts'
Tuesdays welnssiays ana Thursdays at the barn OF T.
Follett 10 the OF Deer Park La sale 90. IL
and SATURDAYS AZ the barn John Clark II e toWn
Utcs county, health and TeaIneS ,i -
This well known horse does not need any Description 70
those that have him. We VIII eNt sho's "o
scrption for the Information Of strangers: - -, Nh,
ENPIRSR il a PrrchpYon Norman, years old. hght
dapple gray Il hands high, weighs goo when IN %
ash o good action and style. He was bought VI
Frazer Paris France by Bsbcock Brown, N Is.| IN ~
pored 10 America and in 1873 sold to the underslge
nss on exhbiuea at The l.. Sale Co Agricultural AZ
OTTAWA 1874 atook three nrst prizes AZ us he
the best draft horse ID the Ave best cots "a lot
best dram horse any age or breed -wni9h y nc
mi - than any n draft horse ever took IN La Sae
previous to IsiL The old at colts OF hs e. mYn. h
ndsr verp awarded the and second prizes IN Do,h
w a, - ~ Sso nj the Wenona Union Fair, 1857 he and
M, colts were sRsrded the blue anc res flopohs Ia every
TIrysHsx 70 insure usre with foal payable when ts
rpnysn 10 n, with iosl. to for the season pay
Ius ISL 30 for single service. payaAe ~ 'he '"e Vi
invite a. good horse to come and see our
cL y have the colts that will prove him 10 De one VI
the best ho'-'<e ever '''P' = PoLLETT.
p. f. MARTIN,
,., co. Proprietors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01
FOOTPRINTS on yHE sEILISH..
4 Mysterious phenome9nas ira SCHENECTADY

a Ny-trrioE. phcnome1os /" schenretisiT-
The Schenectady bioH of March 30 tells
this extraordinary story: "A Few days ago
a phenOmcnon ~ a very singular nature oc-
Cured al The residence of a Dr.. Needer a.
No. >. Albapv street Mrs. EceGer at the tas''
was engaged at her hOueAold dates, AND aA
of "A sudden sac was a,toniSheO and ''n
Sounded according to Asr slatemens N'
what seemed to Nc a lash g. liga that EI.t
the room FOR "A moment Tlth II brilliant IL
Illuminate ION. size Wa So overcome by the
strange uEcGrrroEc that Stse screamed ~ irS',
bsst the Wight Saving disappeared, sise IT.
c1incl Der conYosure anL, t0 her still great.
er astonishnieni happening to cast her eyes
toward me Ing oi the Kitchen, where she
watat the time, Atw The mark % Uchild stoot
ON the wall overhead. She stood moment
ccptcmpls, Ing The object o. the ceiling, when
she saw another mark, precisely like the first
be Yin to tsevelop itself on the ceiling, which
seen appeared n full, being the print OF a
child's SCOT, corresponding exactly to tat
other one. She seCame alarme9 and rushed
from the room. Proceeding TO d neighbor
she called in another wOms2, and both watch
ed the curious atair, Socn after other rsOt
prints developed themselves on ,lee wall, when
another lady was called ID, but the footprint:
continued to multiply. This curious devel
opemcnt went on until the ceiling OF tht
! Kitchen was almost covered with these tricks
/ crossing the wall in different lines OF cirec
ton, and soon after similar marks were seer
in unite number on The ceiling Of 8n al
j ioininv bedroom The marks IN both room
were all ola cAilds foot, and were all Il In
!. same size, ahd precisely alike in all respects
|, The ceiling, ike all Others at this time OF tn
wear, IS more or less colored, and the mark
ON the wall look like white spots Of 'he foo
l shape. The marks are still on the wall, a
though some Of them have been rubbed of.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

There are fears expressed that the great
Salt lake of Utah wall soon grow too larg'
for lis confines. Since 1861 there has been
,teady rise, and il is eating under the land on
Roth sides at a tremendous rate. mhe'h,t y
Is indignant a, the intrusions oil the Nor
raons. or is tired Of so long lying on the sain'
bed. is not stated.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

samuel ". Allen. of Nevada l. believed 70
he the greatest herdsman in the world. hls
rancho is eighty miles long, and he OWE
5000 head Of catth.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-05-01

Signs Of spring-he lightning rad men sre
On the read.