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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-23

other attempt is to be made - force
; British Parliament measure in
ot the closing OF public houses IN
nd on Sundays. The agitation this
is being renewed under very Gu
ging circumstances. and the pros
OF success are brighter than las;
At n recent conference, held in
IA, al the Sunday Closing Assoela-
,esoiutonS were adopted to push on
.mpaign with undimlniShed yigor.
rs were read from SoEe oi the most
vulshed men oil the day indorsing
sueral principles and actions IL the
alton. Mr.. Gladstone went 50 tar
assure them tina. they are near the
The basis upon which this move
rests is the assumption that the
,th has \ sacred character which
no, be desecrated BY the iadis-
late sale of liquors or other articles
4: and that in suca there IS not
violation Of the day. but positive
TO the health and morality oil the
unity. In the opinion q the Re-
Of Dublin shat city is last
ing sink of in;oxicai,oa. and OF
aniiold crimes which disgrace and
/, the country the greatest par, Of
ire traced To the drinking habits oi
ople. Il is ditticul. to see how the
lment can refuse 70 accept the
&c rendered. or tail 10 appreciate
,essity tor the Sunday suppression
curse oil all cities. nations ant
mites.
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pared to furnish all classes with constant =
ployTa ent q. home. The whole 81 the time.
for their spare moments. Bushes. new, In
and profitable. Persons 81 either SIX 81
earn from 90 cents 70 s. PER evening, an4
proportional sum by devg.ing their Wis
time to the business. Boys and girls 60
nearly AZ much Al Msn. That all who re tn
notice may seDd their address. and test ~
business We make this uDpAra.led offer. "a
such ~ are n1t we'll satis6@d We will send -
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dominance work On, and copy Of Home aD<
FfreGide, one Of the lasgee and Best Illusts11ed
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SEIZURE or THE MONTEZuMA'

SEIZURE or THE MONTEZUMA'
vvANA, November. 1t IS reported
The steamer MonteZuma was seen
the Tortagus Islands OF tine Ven
j coast making tor Laguavra. \
ish war ship has gone III pursuit.
eve witness OF the seizure OF the
Mzema says eighteen passengers,
women, came aboard ut Puerto
/. The man demanded the surren
the steamer III the name OF the
bic OF Cuba. The female passen>
on the Montezuma were apparently
nplices. having made various de-
,trations after the capture OF the
ler in favor OF the captors. The
OF the vessel consisted u tittv
!. some two thousand bags at coffee,
bags Of corn. and numerous pack :
Of dry goods from 81. Thomas.
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DENTAL.
, 1876-08-08

polntmcnt, and never communicated With him
1T any time In my life, either directly or In
directly, upon the suhicct of the appointment;
anil never c1nyer*ctl with him hut once.
That was on the ua.,sinn Of the inauguration NJ
the S',u,nsi Regiment Arlnnr5. one yrar and
half after my hus!,aHl hal tmcn nI,pNui~l.
,nn,ltrs, and rclAtc'i rxiu,iv"lr Ia the So. pf
thu anlicn,r p7,-tn that night nj 1st'; iEnlrt?"
1t wH oniy by tn: cxcri,r oi the ,.rrai",t
powers of scIf-.autrol flint tn aI!lirttt tiy vas
nb!e 10 make iIcr statement. Her attending
physician had expressed ht1ntef IN opposed to
her haytng anything at length, anil wh:n the re-
porter drew Mrs. Sutlivan's attention to the
Tact that SIR had been charged with having cx.
crtc Iler Influence upun certain members Ut tc
Hoard Of Education 70 socurc thu adoption of
sornc policy, slIc tnid:
"Of tlIDsa five gentlemen (l}1uthardt, Rich
berg, Wtlce, o!son, and oIFogcs) know but
Sllc Wis obliged to stop, hefng unable to con-
tinuc, and the reporter withdrew.
, 1876-08-08
LhIE LOCAL ITEMS.

At about S::W last evening, a little boy named
Fred Miller, IL wears old, and residing with hts
parents on sangamou strect, accidentally fcll
oil d Milwaukee aycAuc cut, upon which hu wa
sl,ling, untl was run over, Substituting COM
ru.inI fracture Of the right arm above thu
wrist.
Louise Br[ahois, q soilcd dnye who attempted
to commit suEc3ao several weeks sgo by taking
an overdose of morphine una was only aavrd
BY. q tcn-hours' walk given her By tho
p0lieu Of the West Madison 3trsot
Station, yesterday playcl lhe same dodge
aEain. Willis walGfng along South clAlk
by theetfcets IT nlorpilie taken at q irug- -stor6
on N0rth Clark street. Slle WAS carried into
Buck y Rayner's drugstore, and t!uallJ seat 70
her lodging place, it,llse Of ill-f4ns on Fourth
Hitli eflprt mads by thu Unfortunate iii "a end
hrr rxihtaiI.I. - = =
, 1876-08-08

=, 6evaatnpol las been in ruined Gntl iltsman-
lled condition s.ncr thu Closu Ut thu Ctitncan
waf. II does nut I,uW r0ntut! l,suru than D,0lU
tahabltunts, wi1o arc scarcely ahtu 10 exist ul,un
tne Fellna,its q tho oAeu lloartshtuy eoll,mtrvo
q tlle port. The life OF tho community sl,ows
hasIng been construct m i' Cd oM u t.s s!s Forts
constantine aM,l Catherine arc still standing,
Mnad1y battered with cal.non balls. Forts
n!shgtas nnd Alexander anil tlc quarantine uru
Eio.lhstsly tilap!utcu, sonlc hutdrcslso Vi dwell.
.tss having been built with the stunes which
u,99 ,,,,, turned their ra1apurts. Thu principal
Enp4ie buildings Ot tho city aru oil destroyed.
~ e feeoIlstscton Of silc fortit!catluis Is Among
oae tosstltttes ot the situation should coInpll
sA1sons With Eugaanl rnsue.
, 1876-08-08
VANDERBILT.


AHe ulN Mhn9 condition TeataruaYs
spscfai Dsuatch u 7as Tribune,
NEw YoNH, Aug. 1.-THE attendants rcport
that Commodore Vanderbilt Inns passed very
easy day afal evening. Although 4o par.
took of little rcfresllncnt, and slept lit
tic, ilu has been comfortable, aud did
not appear tn be any weaker than
on tie treyins's day. lie received severn, mem
bcrs Of his family, and c.lattcd pleasantly With
his physicians. llo docs nut appear to lc un.
easy aver Ills condition, aud tic tlr,.css Of lila
mind continues to sustain him. Friends aro
constantly eAlling and tn4Mrlng for him, uuil
there il alnIust inecssust instng Ut the dour-
bell.
A Dispatch from Albany statey that mort
Engc ,ur 81, ,00J, ,luO, $:3o,tk UO0 to bear per
ec:,t Interest alll S.AD,o3J II q per rent, given
by the New York Cr,.tral IL lIutlsom River liail-
lnl,l Cuultuny tu Cornelius Vanderbilt. Jr., md
W:Ilhm II. Vanderbilt, llas Just Icen recorded
III the County Clerks tre III Albany. This
f'h,rtgage Is believed to bu connected with mr.
tangclnentk n,a!.u by Co.aI,tnl.'ra Vanderbilt
iIr the disposition Ut Ills railroad property utter
hl3 death.
, 1876-08-08

MISSOURI RIVER RATES.
There Is no class of Righteousness which
gives rIfe To 80 much quarrelTng and dispute ~
that to Missouri River pofnts aud beyond,
Either the Chicago roads Quarrel among
themselves, or the st. Louis roads a1,af.
rel with the Chieagn roads. Something ts
~rong all the time, md. IN sptte Of
numbcFlcss meetings unt multitude Of
pledges. III agreement for the maintenance Of
rates from Chicago anil st. Louis 10 Missouri
River points has heen krps ,norc than week
at time. The lust agreement WIS adopted
after the st. Louis aud Chicago roads had been
at wor leng tslnu and were nearly exhausted,
and Il MA believed that tits covenant Eolld
stick fur some ttic.
But uftcr the lapse OF ono wcct rlmors werc
nilont that the ruteH were hc!ng "eut." and,
thoigtl they were always llrnictl by the accused
pHstlcs, st III there Guild be no Doubt that they
we're ~cll-fossn.lcl. Matters hare again lceuIuc
complicated, anu Something has to be done 70
prevent allUtlicr war. An elF0rt to ecttle mat
tiers will be n,ate Thnrs,1ay, when a meeting Of
all tue Chicago and ST. Lo,.!s roads leading 10
Missouri livrr points will be hold ut tho Granl
puvtt!t Hotel iu this Ctty.
, 1876-08-08

tctters fron prominent people connected With
cti,tt ntIut,aI 1nntcrs. telling w l,c stood. Flrst
TIT wae MAJOR c,.lsia-that ! lid not think
1)bty H,,s1h ,ntlr, t"tTt.t>r l,att HnItratutl
:!a' he wns = III. iu:o Tie book hurI1Iess.
"ilr rail. '1nn,ltntast!he cansinn. II wt pay
l"' vh"':h <a'rfy' "rn'c IN tc,rral fricn;l;,
etl1ira,ln'ml ':ta.'rr:. ka;e ..ct s'e!, thy rt.
t'fs iHt sMkr nf ii, qualifications, hut |, ai-
pears lila; st't1,r tnInc. s'nl tt'ur s't'nr state-
iucns u!sn Will, were eatjsfa tory, n,Ib f,e WIS
tlrttcl A.s1*tnnt. S1tlrt'l's cn'cht: ] ,iot only
dbl ilut s.lcrttnnrrr iur hiM hut ! advised Mr..
1)nty ttr,a,gIy not tocttnr to Chicago. toldht
II he had any prnspccts there, It would be
EI,rli bettcr u remain; TINT tlE Board NJ Edu
cation changed every. year, and n new. regime
" 50 tIlat the rs,argc that ln,eriercd witt,
!'oart! tnatteye, or did anything to interfere With
Mr. llanlord,
On the contrary, advised Mr.. Doty not 10
cosnc. sli'.ssc this gut to Mr.. tlabfnrl III
hI-tnrtc'l sl,npc. a'ltl II has been eaId that ]
lid something Z, Ertt Mr.. Duty elected. |
tlntter. The iansuuge IN that communication
wus simply Infamous. Tii:n the tnan's refusal
Ing ny wfcl / Ind no idea u tllc result.
This was VII Alr. Sullivan had 10 lay, but the
reporter askct! HIN II hr WAS In tho
HABIT or cAnNfisO \ RHyotyEn.
Tic said " So,"-tl4at hr, however, did Ron,c-
times, nnd that. having changed his trousers 1t,
the nlnr,Ing, hls revolver was In the pocket Of
those lle put tn.
Tho cell In which atr. Sullivan ts lacked up Is
III tllc basement Of the htntf'n. The door Is
usps,alt, hard VI II rock. an,I the only furniture
Is a rough bruft Oh unc side, which scrvcs as
bed. Last hight must hare LcGh terribly un-
comfortable t,nc for lliul, bit his friends will
doubtless make hts situnttan as agreeable rs the
regulations Ut thu place Will permit.
, 1876-08-08

had been IN business In Detroit, but, being
burned gave up lis residence there nnican,e
10 this city. During n part Of 1879 anl
BIB 1's was employed n. 4 reporter on
t!le 131~* Not l0ag after the suesc.s of the
Prnpc's pnrty, IL 1871, he WAS elected Secretary
nf the Hoard Ut Public Wurks In tho plarc Of
Mr.. bailey, wllo hail held that position. It was
understood 1T tic ti!ilc TINT lint position waa
ltlai,fv seetlrc far lin through The influence Of
MIR. Fyim!ivillc. the President u the .3,arl lie
ias l,cI The ptlltc since that time a'.l has dis
c!'sry.sl is duties actrptab!y+ lie WIS engaged
to Aiss buchanan, win afterwards bcra.llc Ills
wife, during his residence In Detroit,
where slse then lived. but was moi
married to her until sonle little time after lie
Works.
was not tho lcast surprising part Of ycster.
hay's tragedy that Mr.. Sullivan, whose temper
i,aA always tccn considered 80 equahlc, and WIN
bps alwaTs had perfect control ovcr himself
sionMl haYc given away to his passion t, 50 dis
assroa; ,t';.''I,eF. For this, among other rea.
sons, the report uf the shooting was at lrst
greeted with utter disbelief.
, 1876-08-08
GRAND RAPIDS,
EtHctug Dfshutrh fu THs Tribune.

6lHcsHs Dfspu!PH 10 NE 7FfFHHf.
t1nAHD RAPIDS, Mich, Aug. 7.-llermann
Delsco, German, shot Charles b. Rose, dyer
IN this city, this noon, null wounded lin, So
seriously that his physicians tonight do not
thinl; Rose can liyc. Tile ball entered lsose's
back OH the right at'lc, perhaps three to four
tachcs below the seapuln. It passed tn and
then downward anl the surgeons cannot
flna II. Thcru scents 10 have buc,, M, ,y.1.on
tnr thu shouting, tta,,El. It may be said that
Deisco asserts flat Hose lad rnbbc.t hn nnd
deceived him II, business. There lad, however,
been III, quarrel this nlarn!n&, lnd lung con-
YerSattnn between the two WAS entirely uiH!e-
nble. Dcisea IL In fall, and many wln l,ay.
srrn hin and hc8ri him talI;, both hefurc allu
since the traGcdy, nsecrt that liz Is insane.
, 1876-08-08


About 10 o'clock q TRlnuNn reporter called
upon Mrs Sullivan, the wlfo Of tho prisoner, aud
tile lady upon wl,u1n Mr.. Hantord's statement
reflected. She WIS found surrounded by her
friends, wl.o had COMIC in numbers to soften
iicF grent grief, which seemed al
most to luyu eruahed out her life.
shu was surprisingly sclf.controlled,
though sic was weak, anil suffering
the worst Of mental fears and tormcnts. ghe
latl bcrn unwell for about a week, aud her med.
ical attendant strictly forbade lrr to converse
at lengih up.'n the painful subject. She, how
ever, Ila,lo ths following statement:
~ neycr askrl Mayuf Colyin, nor any public
Official, nor any private official, to appoint nor
assist to uppolnt my husband to any position
wl,atcvtr. At the time my husband was a1,-
wIs III uNd suffering from thu results Of all az
et<ent. | never met Mayor Colyin TIL about
one year mud lalf after be had lusdo the up
, 1876-08-08
FINANCIAL,
MINNEAPOLIS.

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Aug, lit Is announced
from Minneapolis that Gibson 4 Tyler have
failed. aud made IN assignment for tlp benefit
Of their creditors The firm nrc manufacturers
Of the celebrated North Stnr blankets, and have
been regarded as ono ul The strongest and fose-
tlleir mills wl throw EGO or 800 PERSONS out Of
employment. Tho amount OF liabilities urItl
nsEctE Is not stated. Great depression in tho
Innrkets for woolcn goods Is tha eatlse Of thu
failure.
, 1876-08-08

DUBUQUE. Ia., Aug. IA lot Of tnasups stole
llan,l-car at Lyle ssatlos, Oh the Milwaukee Il
st. Paul Railroad, Saturday night, aud run OIL
With H., T4cy are supposed 10 luye rail- 1t un tho
Illinois Central Road, but have not bccn heard
from.
A stranger from Freerort, OIL hfs way to
Yanktuu, wus this eycnfng r0nfllcnrcu out OF
800 by u nlan with whom lie got acquainted on
the train. The latter claiuira tllat 1Iv wanted
currency to rAy cl,nrses on gomts, ~ tho same
ttn,e shnwlu; fits vlctln large lot of llogus gold
rotn. Attur getting the tnunuy the confidence
i.au walked otl. Tic utl!er, rrpcntiug Of let
rover, and clscl lin, ttr1IEh several streets,
followed by u lurgc crowd, tuto 4 hotel, whero he
managed tu cBcup8.
, 1876-08-08

fc3sfond gsmblc1s--wcrc tho parties jptc,.
Gated, Brunson being tho victim. This
letter letter ~ W o. guard, aud, while Walking up and
over bis shoulder Cilasc shot him dead. missst-
Ing him, he saya, for 40 1ntltan. l3T,lnaon had
been Induced by Chase, before starting, to TAKE
az tiis money with him, amounting 10 several
tilo''sanl duilars, whlch wns thu Incentive to
, 1876-08-08

1.oSa BRANCH, Aug. Two officers Ar
rested three burglars yesterday morning. On
the way to the ttation-houso the burglars drew
rcvolvcrs AMI fred upon tho officers, who re-
tured the fri. Tie result was that one officer
Mas M IHnrtalty wounded, the other had two 1ul
lets through Ills hat, and the hllrglsrs csculhd.
, 1876-08-08
THE OTHER SIDE.

n,r., ,,,,,,,,n.
1u.,s .,,a, -. f,a'',,o s,.T..,,.
Learning that Mr' naVa . seMn'len' young
cr brother Of the gentlemen who lave recently
assumed the cantrol Ut tic Post, had been q
wTttrss IN th. trorc1v ant1 ,,c,a su,l,ron ,vhtJn
a.. taar ,,,,,, ~. 49, sa.,,n,.. ,s,,,.,s 49, ~.
~, u'te' ,u"'e W, '"e ~ aePot.es ca!eu on ~"
at !''s resltlehce. NO. o@s Laaalc street, liis
story, given almost In his own words, was aa
folluws:
Mv h,o,,cr .n, rnrso1f ,ror. u,,,1,no a,r,
A.A ~! -, ~ ""."e uo"n
oa@ street, ABOUT O'CLOCK, "1tn tno ihlehuoa
Of calling upon Mrs. Sullivan, who desired t.
SIC us IN regard to writtug for tho 7ost. Mr..
1Ionfa,i vux etonf1tnr ~ I'm hct.o,r ~ HE
-.s.s s,,n,.,,,o ,I.,a .., - ~. . y. .-.s .as
e'epe s'''oAl'6 eis"'' wy ~ ..e aons "ao
sprins'ing the sidewalk, and Mrs. llatfosd was
sitting Oh the steps. We stopped to talk to the
dpccoscd, md INV brother. who had bcru at Tie
f,,,,nnt1- -, ou, t,,r ,,ia -, ,,;r,,
"t'.....IN .1'."t' ot.a ~ .'t'a ~
YOU'VE ooT 4ou1tsELF INTO TROUBLE
lie said "Whyl" My brother replied, "Vnn
Oyt]cl gave o,1t that YOU were the author Of that
COMMUNICATION NAV ncntIon that ,ye I,o,
,..."'.s"r .I..,. -. -, ~ ~ 1->
"''o" " '"e eAle1e!ee "a .ne ootullen' Aof
sonic time. bcforc hlr. llanford made any re-
Bponsc n carriage drove up containing Mr..
Sullivan, hfs wife, and brother. 1t stopped In
front of l!,c dour. Ny brother sail to t1eccascd,
! guess soislefndy wants to ace yul,it and
told hin, II wns Sullivan. Ny brother then
enurtcscd down the strcet, and he has since
told me that he thought there was going to be
Spite disturbance, but he llad no idea that there
t,,.J1t1 I'm T 1,ont1 o.,r,n ann rail-
, 1876-08-08

bpttsnt AtpEIEH 10 me ff1oHTf.
GALEsnuao, ILL.,, Aug. G.-On Saturday after
noun Inst tragedy took p!acc In Abingdon, q
mllct west Of this place, which resulted In the
death Of mnn named Peter johnson. The
facts, fur as ean be- learned at this writing, utc
as fullows: 1t appears tint young man named
John Myer lad isecn incarccratrl III tho eala-
hootc for SOME otfcuse, and llad, by means OF
chtsel, taken the door of ot The hinges antl
escaped. The Marshal, learning OF the fact,
followed h!M to tho house Of his mother and Ut
tempted to arrest lin. Thu mother and
others in thc hotlbe informed lin that he must
not enter tho house, ulld, In order to bc sure
that he WAS right. he left two men to guard the
house. while he Visited lawyer or magistrate
70 set II lie lta legal authority TO enter and take
his man. While he WIS gone, tln inmates ran,c
out, aud among them was Il Swee natned Peter
Jol'nsen, who boardc1 there. lie beeamc In.
waived IN a,i excited conversation With Richard
b. Heather, u Deputy Marshal, and,
some say, lo struck Heather, while
others deny This. But, at any rate, Heather
drew his revolver md shu .tntlliscu through! the
hrcnst. The man lngcrc. until II o'clock sun
day. night, when lle lied. Heather gave lin.
self up to the authorities, and ~ now awaiting
the verdict Of the Coroucr's Jury.
, 1876-08-08

PHlIADZLriIA, Pa, Aug. 7.-Fivo Of the
seven flrAs VI brokers who were driven To sus-
peud by the ilcstanv'!le collapse were to-day
rcin.tatcd by thc Board of Brokers' they having
settled all claims a.aitlst them.
, 1876-08-08

Thc'nanaserof the GRANT Trunk Railroad Aries
that the recent increase III rates to Boston trHm
Detroit WAS only local matter. Rates from
Chirago a.d other Western points to Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, etc, hare not been In
crcased. and besides the privilege Of stopping
over Mt Montreal OIL limited tickets has been
conccdcd. They further wish to hayc 1t Under
stood by the public that they are III nu way
weakening, ai1d that they will keep 1p thu light
for low rltcs to Boston to The bitter end
, 1876-08-08

Sptt1d1 DEsEd9cN 70 TIE 7F7oHHG
Dunuqun, ln., Aug. IA blacksmith md
wagon shop belonging to Myer l. Wallace, ut
Gluuwood, near Nashua, was destroyed by 1ro
Saturday night. Loss. $500; Insured for
, 1876-08-08

Sptc3a! Dispusch to The 7ftsKns.
fA1ToS. ILL.,, Aug. THE Coshty Col.
lcctor Of Ford County has levied on and
advertised for sale eight box-cars of tho
Chicago d Patit'rah hallway Company ut
Gibson City for the delinquent taxes for tho
ycar 1871. This Is Ont ni t!lr cases In which the
orlcr eiiotntn. the collection Of taxes has been
rECeutlY dissolved,
, 1876-08-08

NEW fonK, Aug. 1-paolt Prop!a,ao having
interpreted last evening To protect some women
from tho Insults Of John Lazaric, tho inter
iasal!y stabhctl Proptano. Lazarie then dashed
through crowd that had been attractct, bv Tia
cries, and cut n,ld slaslIrd number of pcople
before nc "as kuockrd down by m u1lccr ald
, 1876-08-08

NIlIIG Hts SHINt
CINCINNATI, O., Aug. Z.-At Ox,cy, small
place distant fc's nilea FROM t!ls city, ycatcr-
day, Busrell Dudley, D colorel 1,,ui, shot and
Killed Lii son, aged is years, whIlc tie latter
was protecting luis mother FROM tlse ubusu Ut
Ills father. Another soil, Joseph, aReI IL years,
interfering. Was beaten over tho llcal With 4
gun in Lila fathers hands, unl LETT for dead.
, 1876-08-08

AT r1YTSUU1tG, PA.
P1rTsnURa, Pn., Aug. AT MI carly ho,r
this morning, Wightlnan s. Ncglcyfs b'acking
works, located on Ncgley's Run, In tho Nine
tcenth Ward, were destroyed by fire. Tho
lnss is $18,000; tho insurance IL 5000. Tho
fire Is suppusud 10 be tho work Of IN incon-
diary.
, 1876-08-08
IN CHICAGO.

The alarm from BOX 735 at 1895 yesterday
morning was caused by the burning out Of d
elliInMey IN the residence OF AIss. HclrrQu, No.
bl6 Larrabce street. Damage nominal.
, 1876-08-08
TIfF WEATtiFR.

WAanlsaros, D. G., Aug. 7.-For the Upper
Mississippi, Lower Missouri Valley, and Upper
Lake. KeEion, falling barometer, southwest
tn southeast winds, Increasing In farce, and
generally wlrm clear or pastly cloudy
weather, With II storm-rcntsc advancing east-
ward over Dukota toward Lake Superior.
LOCAL oRsENvAriosa.
, 1876-08-08

Sptcla! D1spd!ch to Tie 1FltHns+
DETRolr, Mich, Aug. 7.-Thu snw-tnill Of
jaincs 4. Hurst wus burned ut Wyand0tte tllia
morning, Loss yarIously estimated ut $500 to
f12,030; 10 Insurance.
, 1876-08-08

TRor, n. T., Aug. 1.-The slry.goods firm Of
n $. Quaekenhuah S Co. has auspeulcd. Their
liabilities und usscts are mt stated.
, 1876-08-08


Ann ARnol., Mich, Aug. IA house and
Its contents, miles north Of Dexter, belonging
to William Prestly, was burned laat night;
partly Insured. Nobody was ut home.