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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
ON RAMON DE HERE R:A.

De DON RAMON D E HEKKEKA
Yiajes orduarios Sa Thomas por Norte dc Sano Domingo
III % da sda mae las doca da da Habana
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25
CONSl A T A T / Q S

Nueyi ST. D p Sanchez Dolz-Gibara, Sres Longoa Ros
,n, 1acoa sres HoCuba Srcs s. 1 Rs Comp
rus-pi.ta sses urebrs y fs1nn bsneos
~ j. Jasonus <1onipsaa sa NJ Lohatt Comn
moonIa de 30 lin pooelad DC slbrp Do Larrola
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25

De Puerto Plata 81 a , llegarA 1
M~ysgiiez el 28.
De Mayagiex el 28 y llegar& {
Aguadillas el 29.
De Agusdilla 81 29 , !legarA 4 Puer-
to-Rico 81 so.
De Puerto-Rico 81 80 } llegar&& {
San-Th6mas 81 |:
3 N @.
De Puerto Plata .! s !, llegar& &
Cuba al 8.
De Cuba al 8 y ;legar& 4 Baracos el9
DeBaraco els y llegara Gibarae clio
De Gil .-a el 10 = llegara Nuevi
tss el II.
De Nuevista 81 II y llegara & Ia Ia
bana el 13 por Ia mei1ana temprano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25

respective = llegara s N aevitas 81 "a
De Nuev!tas 81 22 y egara G:ba
ra 81 23.
De 9ibsra el 20 y llegara & Bara-
Goa 81 q,
De Bsfscoa 81 "a J llegara q Cuba
81 25.
De Cuba 81 z5 J llegarA & Puerto
Plata 81 II.
Re T {
D. san-Th6maa 81 2 y llegsra q
Puerto-Rico el 3. j,
De Paerto-Rioo 81 8 y llegara :
Agusdills el 4:
De AgusdiIls 81 ( y l'egarz q Maya
giiax q 4. ,,.a.,x 5 pn.r-
IT, Plata 81 6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25

COapAUIA RRAI, Dn VhpULnD UUIIIIUS ILlU1LLIIIDDIb
suByENc1oNADA ooBIznNo Es.
s"~ EaoaaAa EuRo>A ogao@ rAzsEa.
TTINERARIO
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-06-25

~, 1a csda mes & Las doce de!
pecti1o = llegara Naev'tss 81 3.
Da Nusvitas el s , llegara 8 aiba-
ra 81 s, <p,o.
De Gibara 81 s J llegsra 4 baracoa
De Baraoo. 81 Z J llegara q CUBA
i Cuba 81 81 llegara 4 Puerto
Plata 81 10,
.RHT0
De San Thomas 81 is y lIegara .
Puert~ REQ el II.
De Puerto Rico 81 II J llesaFa q
AguadiIIa el 1S r
De Aguadills G IS , llegarA Ma
ysEliez ell Is.
Ds Mayaguez 19 y llessra Paer-
a /: Ista 81 20 ;, i
Lso Puerto Plata el % , llesara
Z T,?. - 90
, 1876-07-12
CASUALTIES.
TIE ST, CLAIR DISASTER.

e.<,, -47., r,o .sn,,r,
iah p, So1AiiA t.Ao4Ao
HooonToN, Mich., July ll.-An eyewitness
OF the disaster to the steamer 1t. CIa!r says the
:,-isen fta,n .ho,r ,,ost hcfnrc thc nosr roud h,
o..sst'1, r r, 49, aa,nas ,assaS ~, t,rour,, ,So
attaehea. Ahe has'cs p"sseu w tntousu .ao
roof OF the cabin almost instantly, ctNciophg
all but Que OF the small boata. Tho ono which
maas mr. for Il I'm rooucnt Il touched tho water.
, 'o' .."., s an,son,,o,ao :, .,as 'arsI,oa
anu oa natural consequence u "as cs'i's'@ea,
It was with difficulty tho ynwl wls rlghtc, only
tn bo cansixc Immediately by the terror.1trtek-
~ ~, .saia Tha hoot ,v.. .,11+e1 .nd co,svct,
W. pooP'o, ~" ,.'a',.. 1.s.'4 -,,s,'. ~.
SIX times bctofe II was nhaEy Aept Fleh. s'ae
up, and balcd out by the sailors, who used their
hats with which to ball When tie yuwl lriftcd
a"n5 luaa s,s I.'as, ~. H. on.s ~ .,s, ~
1ous ~ NUMBER 1PPea Wv t1s eoate w uso ~
paddles, and crlllseu about fn ilopea Of rcseulig
more Of tho unfortunate passengers. Only two
were picked ur. They were noating On hateli,
and one OF them Wns dead: !lse Doet came
eastward anu s'lorcwart until tlley laI!nea west
Of The shli'eanM Vt the nuts ol some nsi,efinen;
The ,a'ncs Of tic PARTIES saved in The yawl
are; Robert lthintAs, Gnptalh o. the lll,latcu
steamer; Daniel ]. strtnEer, f!rst engineer;
Thomas G. Botl1nan, snate; THOMAS tortiurt
w!leelsman; and Jullil u. suthler, passenger.
Snthlcr is q cattle-lealer from Minnesota, VINO
had dcck-load OF IFe-stoek On poa1u, Mnen
for dead, but BY the ttnle'y c1eIttons Of tho
fishermen he was Fcauscitatcd. Inc SURVIVORS
were taken by q fishing E-sl0Op to the shlp-canal,
where they met tho tug.bOat John Alnrttn with
q pleasure party on boanl, and were taken by
tho tug to Noughton; The water wus icy cold,
, 1876-07-12
IN saving that he believes HEATH Will mako
rood Mayor and work hasmonioubly With the
nav Council.

II JIM Mc1RA7u should bo elected Mayor,
burnmerism In Chicago would he more ramp
unt ts,an ever before, and It fs not unlikely
that tho Common Council would havo TO come
70 AID. Kinks proposition, discharge tho police
and llrcmcu, turn Oh the gus, and give over tho
city TO thieves, highway robherics, and tncen-
diaries. II this shall come to pass through the
election Of McGnA1n, there will be just one
man In Chicago moro rcaponsihle for 1t tl'an all
others, and TINT is MAnK KiMnAIt, who, by
coming forward as candidate and attempting
to divide the respectable vote Of tho city, has
rendered Mc0nA7n's election possible and !m-
1uiMent.
, 1876-07-12

The management Of the conference Ia other
hands II Is understood that he WAS especially
notified TINT tho Democrats cannot niloI1 to
repeal tho election law III tile slindFy ctyi! Dlll
4 CONGRESSIONAL LOCKOUT
Secretary Rnbesnn to3lay sctt orders to New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, BROOKLYN, ana
70 ass r1,k a
that tat ihe hed faFs 81 nolR Hoe w vii
bo thrown cut Of employment
Dispatches rcnrcscnting that Attorney. Gem
eral TAFT had been ignored by the presFdent IN
The removal Of District Attorney Dyer at St.
Louis, and III tic ds!nlsaal Of tho prosecutions
against JMpcr D. Ward a,d Collector Wads.
regard to Dyer, Judge Taft waa consulted, and
tho President gave him u, understand tho
lessons WV the Change was desired: Attet con.
Of his sncceasos from Tho Senatc for short time,
1t = trne that u uas aftera.df sent 70 ne Eenase
had been determined.
NOMINATIONS.
w4.nxasos T. a. e. t e. 5:s 1:'s:ta f.. prs.,aen.
sent The following nominations 10 tho SENATE:
Jnmes NJ. Tyner, Of Indiana. now Second A.sst'
pecker, IT,, United States Attorney for Delaware.
r. y a. sssos psoa ss saissy x
~ JEWISH GATHERING.
rtaiI fhi. mntninu ~ 7::.o. Tbs conRresaiion is
rente.nn,c' ~ abont nh Ic,cvatee The mectina
was called 70 order by NJ, 10th Preadent OF the
os. osna ~ p3ot,o ""1 NJ nsfsa syc,mnn u Of cbI.
esEo was appointed Temporary charma coM
yntjon wrr, annnIntri. i. Wn1f. al this civ wos
anninte,i presI.snt NJ Tia f,onyontton: i Law.
81 Cincinnati, SECRETARY. Adjourned till to.,nor.
| THE AnEAssAs RAILROAD noNps.
The House Judiciary Committee met to-day to
rorttrn" soi. mn Ihn tnattnr ~ the
po.,nne tq 4 o. ~ ,anc. eannsct;on VIII
o. Ss;9ont s tho q Ne
nd ncqSsps s. IL n.re liz ,rcnyr,y
Wsrrfn Fishrr. II. ari ia,ncs Mnl1fran were
tho ne1t session 81 Congress. This acsion Of III
tom mttse W xes !.,. anaa'nsS.; ..,,:,
The Fl, comntee lite a On the s1ndy cs
~ ssanen y, ps snnUtn, Wa sarpnt 4bn 4 enne
h. hcst t'' "'"se" '1As''as ''oAA LII eAs.N' o' '1'
TIE st1yrp nt.I.
u G1mmHe9 @ o. G0nHenTe .n H. on = ~ 90 e
| n1artireftv norc"f nnon errnnrt ;rhn Incn,.
beTs Of The Committee arc Sherman. Uout-
vi, anS j. 1ssy p e. p PIT i tho Sci; s!;;
a. represcntasiscs Of tho House. The report vii
Tsconnsnd tha p..ssss + : measure Substantially
esse s Of silyer II M bullion to tic emount oi s2o op
GO with anv money in the treasury. md ia coin.
agc and Isstie IL th1 snapc Of spbsaary slycr coa
psoyited tbat nat n,ors Than million Ioars
worth sl,ai o pufcnused at nnT ouc tins. and nro.
yided njso. by 4 new caisc. That liz whsle amauns
~ siivar rnir ;ss1rd n fhts vnv nnd IN errhsnrn
a. Stsetnu.i cnrrcncx srti1cT "' A"o ~ sA-44AAs'
sIAII MOT EXCEED s5o0on00D
= rbc snnntc smcndracnt strit3nv nnt TIN aord
.r"w frnrs thc rnns" omtnr,int ~ tta sS iss"c ~
..,x"r cofn nnw IL thn Trcasmrx ia su,.si n hw thc
Tnn,rnit,ne m" iinnsn anendmrmt. sI1nntca ~ m
s,tt;nn - ,nane. sni nr.iJiMm ~. IT, .i;, VI W
H. ~ aya1 niisr "u r. III nni;s8ite 1cgni tsnao,
nn,vcT Il sir,cte mt iv ihn Innieycncs t,m.nt.
an 80 ~ T. ~ % s.y,no ~" o1",i,n, .onani;r,
H. n,cscn, ~ iarsi tencr n"sor ~ thn tsadc XIII.
, 1876-07-12
THE RECORD.

WARRINGTON: D. c., July 1l.-All!son, from
the Committee on Appropriations, reported with
amendments the River aud Harbor Appropria.
ton bill. Calendar.
Mr. Thurman, from tho Committee on the
judiciary, moved that the Senate Disagree to
the amendments OF the 1foHae to the bill to
amend tho Bankrupt net, and AK for Committee
Of Conference. So ortlGred, md the ChaIr ap-
pointed Is members al the committee on the part
Of tho 6enate Mcssrs. Thurman, Wright, and
Edn,unds.
AdfnntnEt.
, 1876-07-12
COMMISSIONER PRATT.


s,,etar i1toatch tu 7as Triowax,
w.ertnoTor. d. q. July 11.-Commtssloucr
ny. ,'a'',, III, ,au,nito, ,,o yt,, srcTetarv
,forrfl, tn rrrnr,] tn n,atters pending between
a,o'lsu a. p.os,1",,t T., -a9ar'1 ~ ~. ~
himself nnd TIC ffcslaeht III fesasu To LUG !e"
moyul Of rcyvnue officers whose retention he
,lccme,, NECESSARY for thu good Of tho service,
nfrn,rs. bua determined to resign. There is an
s..a,,,r+ ,na,,tng n creatc NJ Inorcsaton that
the President demanded Nr. Pratt's resignation
for other rcasong, and bis letter to Yargan and
49,. ssat - IT. son,nr ,,fnruetfop IN the t1onse
TIC 1Act o1 h1h seune "aotn'"'1u'' " t''o n'u'o
Naval Committee upon its demand concerning
Secretary Robesou'e income returns are given
~. .,'Iof ,.o,,.os NJ III, prca,ient,a
hs tne cel s19nsen -. h,si',,- a., - .h".o
things may hare had, II Is perfectly understood
here that alr. rratt retirrs prl1n4rt1y bucauac
tho President insisted upon removing certain
ruvn,,c nttlrJn1H who have been acttYu In lEO8e-
, 1876-07-12

DEs MONIES, H., July u.-On Wednesday
last, George r. Lannlng, Of the cerro Gordo
Eeps4ttan, while eating dinner swallowed two
false teeth attaehcl to gold platc. They
lodged In the tLroat. Physicians wcrc called,
who failed to raise thcu and, to relieve the man
stomach. He wRs soon after attacked with
epasnIs and terrible pains, which continued for
some time, 80 tint II WIS thought he would die;
but lie bccntnc easier, though be is still In pro"
earious condition.
, 1876-07-12
IMPEACHMENT.

WARRINGTON, D. c., duly 1l-Conaldcfatlou
Of the articles Of Impeachment against ". W.
Bolknnp, late Secretary Of War, was resumed to-
day.
Mr. Thurman moved TINT the Senate, eltting as
court, etc., take u for ha!f m hour that
somc tme might be devoted tot consideration or
Legislative busncas.
Mr. Carpeptcr, ns counsel fot the accusod, Baid
that he understood tho Committee on Appropriad
ttons had sevcrnl mattera to bring before tho Send
ute; besides ho wnA thoroughly sick himself. ano
not able to be there to-day. Witness Evans had
not rot a.riysd, and he therefore asked thnt tho
scna to ns d court adjourn till Tomorrow.
Mt. Coukling moved IN amendment TINT tho
court adjourn till u o'clock tomorrow Instead Of
taking recess. Rejected, d,-ycas IT; nays, 81.
Ths mutton Of III. Thurman, for rasess' was
"''~ NAnsu's TESTIMONY.
Caleb p. Marsh was RECALLED. and in reply TO tho
eo qf w, eS eS M s sax ,ss II w.
On o,,c occasion, Ksid, Gen. Mcdowell, and Bol.
kunp were there togethoF.
stated yestcfdsy .hat 1t tIs SANE lime MI. Del.
Enap and Mrs. bowers wero at your housa'
o,Miiad 5ou IT, prior to the ttme the.o indies wore
pr6curlnK traacrshtpy
Botns tino H. August, 1870, and thought that that
was tho nrst time 10 saw Cen. Delknap. There WIS
iii M a p9Rn9as f ast @ W. t. .s o s IT,
Wines was asked it lie had any corrupt tran.ac.
ton VI, th pcknap regarding tho appointment a'
i This wins objected to by Mr. MeAshon. objec.
ton was sussaineu: n,,.,,n
Mr.. Carpenter asked: Wes there my agreement
asssaa,lY Ss s ri %as s s;% a %
s+ThUrG was not :"
Sanary a az eonsiasiaoa for o. II q
spca.HYTi EsanS xts It Fort Silly h'
" Mr. Carpenter thsn asked il t.e great induce.
the klndussa s1tsnasa to NJ, Mr. nslknqp H.
sreat desi s 70 10 wlta lii iaks the appointment.
t. Sestlo o1 z ons saya ., ne
was because II gaye him great pleasure. 1!o sent n
money ~ present a!Tays sfaiaitosns,y % Ms W. w.,
presents weto 10 10 before l!o received Them bqt
sa!d that no (afatth) Wan fully cosntzant Of thrls
AIt Iis .csthed tut IL lad no conversation With my
until Tho ono ho had with t.o present Mrs. nsknap
III ~ tas stound
sa.!on wit. third party va got proper evidence
4 Senator eskei whether ho had ever assigned 4
20 nsknap fSf sendInx M tais money t1 h'n
thcso Ind boen no communicating between him aud
llulknap, In consequence Of which ho
SENT THIS MoNKY 70 MIS- uKLKNAP.
Mr, Logan asked II thet0 bud been my arrange-
ment with my other person than Hsknap whgFeby
hu ssnt money to Delknap, 70 which objection was
Tho objectioa gave slse to a lengthy discussion,
Judge natr arguing TINT y was proper TO show tha
Whom money VIA sont through Helknap u proper
| custodian.
, 1876-07-12
TO concIlIate Morton hy appointing IN Indiana unan
10 tho Post-On3cc Department
- lff,nu ppipnNu.

MORN HRAAoNs. go,
It Was atatcd seycrel weeks ago TINT Icwoti, ~
we'll - Drirtov. woulh r9ttre from ttn eHnanGf eHnann1f!
noon after the Cincinnati Conventloh Mf: IeWei
has tong been unpopular win many roiltae!hnn;
who have sought TO prc]uAcc nc ltce,hcnt heaa,at
him. The! have eneeeeded. ihn feInt'ona nss%eem
Jcwo, md The President fof tho !ast ex on'h hase
not been ~ intimate ~ they wc,o when & nc WE WE
first recalled from fnsela Jewell has nenn ,.J serJ
ontapoken in hlh opinion. nhH nas nut ,,,
rubcy to denounee mHny VI t.n Lt 'ss' ,n., a.. IL.
iho tscsident tcems ~ nn'G a9sd ~ ~ IN the
5s~ei Eye nit .a1 " ~ an sa.i1rs ~ stton "s .tLel lin
reasons for which hsa teflRn"ton VIZ nas io" ~.
only knows That no cMhfRee naFe esGi uecn % Ito.
satton TINT his resignation was forced onc That
tho prcB{dent tnimatcd 10 MIN t!tat nc asH.tsa
change. 1he rlaln inIsIsnecs run LEVEL sa rt,i rt
vatd statements arc that ho "a not W .eIu tI n,t %
tho FEosldont upon thny Ffaaclplcs VI pa"'ie Po''
Icy.
Mr.. TYNEH, OF INDIANA
Mr. Jcwctt's succcesof, tn well known 70 the Mest'
lie was long member Of Coug@rS.s. @ wl.ess hs gfn,
orally had charge OF the font. Ueo hppLors1a1!nn
hill, md 10 familiar WIN rost' 'nilce mattsfs. Mo
has been an efficient AE6slant F4stmatet 'teneln!,
and Is donhtlcss better WIN tno fetHSe @
thnn any man stlo c9nld nave beeh nanea: Ing .,l
appointment certainly IS IL accofuhnca ~lM tne
principles Of civil .sofviee reform;
MonE c0N5FcftnEa:
70 Ms hfNeF" aisoc,q'ea r., rIess. -. ,r.,,
, 1876-07-12

ToPRKA, KIM. July 11.-SHmupl LeppIu, lato
6tato Treasurer, who had becu confined In jail here
for the last six months awaiting rls. cscapod from
Jail tha morning In company with other prisoners.
They Effected an escape bI saving tho bass ot tho
cell doors and tho door to tho outside. Several
heard from them. Gov. Qsborne has offered 4 70.
ward OF $30O-the full amount allowed BY !aw-foF
tue apprehension Of Lappin. md Sheriff Wade has
offered an additional reward Of $200.
, 1876-07-12
AN UNNATURAL DOG.

htfe50s Ufpdsch 70 lhe 1F7euHs.
RACINE, Wis, July 11.-The liit1a s-ycas-old
daughter Of family named Curtis. who live about
u1f1eA south OF Racine, on the Lake Shore road,
waa the victim Of horrible calamity
this afternoon. The father Of the child
recently purchased ! powerful and savage
bull dog. which was kept cl.a!ncd
In the yard for tie protection Of his property, and
tho child, on attempting 70 caress the brute, was
tesoctou.ly attacked and schoufly bitten and
mnngled about tho face. The animal fastened its
teeth Ia the cheeks Of tho xiii and hung on With
d pcrttnacity Characteristic OF tho breed
The screams 1t the sufferer brought the hired man
to the fccnc, who was sctustly compelled 10 put
Ills hands In tho hr',te's month and tear tho Jaw
ApArt bofere he could relieve the child. In dolHR
10 tho man's fingers were literally
stripped Of aceh. Tho poor little victim
wnr carried Into the houRo covered with blood and
in IN lngcnsIble condition, and mcdica, attendance
Immediately snumoned, but whether she will sur.
wye her Injuries or not - = qnEstton. HAPPILY
again.
, 1876-07-12
QRi1ilARY.

specioi Correspondence af TIE Tribune.
ST. CHARLES, ILL.,, July 10.-Mrs. Nctt!c L.
Fcrson, wife Of Il. a. Ferson, died at o'clocf
this morning Mt her mothers residence, gu Main
street, shc having bccn II for the past tllrce
montha with quick consumption: She was -
very well known here, aud leaves numerous
friends to mourn her loss.
, 1876-07-12
Valuable Evidence

Tic following unsolicited testimonial from thu rlcv.
0. +. Walker D. H.. formerly rastor Ut t!g oWdoln
Square Church. Boston, and et present settted II pros
.io9!d fa u etserss that ths tssuoul4 & te
TINE in t!lp fsey. Mr. Walkers family, WHO now pru-
nouucrS 1t lnynllAbloi
rEs,rIpRNca, Il. l., l64 TRAxaIf'Br.
tel bounI IL expreaa with my signature the high
yauv place upnn your VEAETlNE NV family haYe
used II SGr Int t~u years. In nervous debility Il ~
Invaluable. aud recommend Il ~ al who nay need ~
-'7'-7 O. T. WALKER
Formally pastos Of Dowdo!u sQuasa Church. uoaton.
, 1876-07-12

HpeEoI VspQEch TO Tie 7F4bNH8.
MItwAuKHz, Wis.,, July 11.-Eugene Low,
cashier Of tho Wisconsin Central Rallroad, was
arreatcd this evening on charge OF outragtng two
little girls aged respectively and ycara. They
wcro playing in tho Seventh Ward Park wlon
man, answering the prisoners description, Joined
them and Induced them 10 take ride In boat On
the lake with him, and, when at sufficient d!s.
sanee, ho accomplished hts horzibla purpose. Low
has previously eecn under arrest fur Obscene be-
hnvor toward Infants, and has been identified BY a
boatnan ~ tho man who took these children out
, 1876-07-12


DIXON, H., July l1.-Thrcc children Of Hugh
Duffy, fnrmcr On tho banks Of Rock River,
milcs west Of this city, were drowned last even
ing. Tho children al dusk attempted, In search
Of the cows, to ford small bayou which cx-
tends up from tho river, for their clothes were
found or, the bank Of the sasne, and they must
have been ewcpt down Into Rock Rger, which Is
now very high. The parcnts were unable dttr-
ing the entire night to get my Intelligence as to
tho fate Of their loved ones. This morning re-
ycaled the Bad truth that they were drowned.
, 1876-07-12

AIr.JAMEs r. DALTON, Of 1o5 State street
whose name was nttaelIcl to the MARX R1hBALL'
"cali,' informs us tEat ho supposed l'o was
"calll,gn WALTER l., k1MuALr, who was
Comptroller under Mayor RICE. Alr. DALTON
Ia for HsArli, md will vote md WORK Tor him
to-lny
, 1876-07-12
NOTES AND NEWS.
x1xta n II axtea1t Y atETlf&R

Npfc911 Nkp1fck 10 2hs 3Ft6KW-
WARRINGTON, d. G., July 11.-ME. Randall,
It Is reported, received not!ce tLis afternoon
from several protn!nent> Democrats who have
uot taken all actlvo part on tho Appropriation
bill, to tho effect that unless he succeeded In
bringing about compromise within three days,
tho leading men of ths party fcca 1t their duty
10 Yote him down ln tho House, aud to placo
, 1876-07-12

AAA$Ak1tJ L E13
Eree{af {Htnafch IN IT.. TIL

6pect1t Dtspatch 10 1hs Tribune,
Mc0nzuoR, 1a., July 1o.-WlllLam Henry, who
murdered Michael KlnnIo last Saturday night, WI.
asreated last night at Monona. An attenpt was
made to lynch him. Thu murdered man was bur-
rled.
Gpecial N1pa&eh to 1ns Ifibana.
Gn4Np HAVEN, Mich, July lO.-SAeriH Walt.
man has no doubt that tho man arrcsted Saturday
near Holland IL tic nlnrderor Of l.. Ii. Foster, Of
Ludinxton. Iin corresponds perfectly with tho
description, and exhibited guilty fear.
, 1876-07-12

LINCOLN, Mob. July l1.-Maj. W. .. Douiels,
m old citizen Of Lincoln, arrested yesterday on
charge OF attempting to polson his WIFE waa tried
to-day. grave casswas made ont agalnst him.
Evidence was adduccd that he put arsenic In med!.
TO her bed for many months Ths evidence was
vary plain. At IL conclusion the prisoner WIZ TO-
maldtl In dafault OF ~ 600 bail.
, 1876-07-12
ACCIDENTAL sELr-suOoTSG.

hpet7W Wypd1th 10 TIE 7F1HHH :
ORAsp TowEtL ILL.,, July 10.-A sad accident
occurred here this afternoon. resulting In tho &C.
cIdcntal shooting Of boy named James Faatine.
Ho was fixing revolver, when, by soma accident,
It WAS discharged IN hls hanl The ball struck and
lodged tn hs tcft side below the third rib lie ex.
claimed, II am shot" and fell dead. His fathef,
John Haatine, isan old citizen Of ehLs place.
, 1876-07-12

plans protsb1y saved their lives. Among tho
iutnbc. orc Trof. M1ls, Of Rockland; tho Rdv.
Mrs. Steer, Of Ontonagon. The 81. Clalr went
dowr, In Tie immediate vicinity Of tho dreadful
Sunbeam tlisnstcr Of few years ago, and lust
about where tho bones Of the old Monticello lie
upon the bt1lrl,.
The st. Clair lad on board sixteen paasenr
gers, md crow OF fifteen.
, 1876-07-12

DEs MolsEs, Ia, July 1l.-A pa1o-Alto
County man set out amudgc To drive away
mosquitoes, and burned up several hogs, cali,
large quantity OF grain, threshlug-inaclinc,
and fine horsc, and severely ecaldcd half the
neghborhood, who turned out 10 extlngl!sh tho
smudye.
, 1876-07-12
HELD FOR SEDUCTION.
Hp4cfQI pttp1teA ~ IAA Tribune.

IAaray,Ilx, Wis., July ll.-W. II. Doolittle,
Of Evansville, Rock County, waa examined here
today befoto Justice Whitaker for tho alleged se-
oaeton Of . young gtrt OF IL named UattIs Emery,
Aha demanded for tflal On SAO0 bail.
, 1876-07-12

VEGETINE.
JUDGN Z Mt
OF THE PUBLICl

During the psss nye rear The public nsyc sassfut1y
observe the wonderful cfIg hccomp}lBheG frOl th9
use Of VEUETiSE. From ita use many N attlletsd
sufferer s en restored 10 perfect hent AsteE hay'
inE expended small fortune n procuring mrdlcAl 3D.
vice md nit lining ro!sonous mineral medicines
nov Justly by Al claaeGa Of Ts0pse that
the public linn any other medical compound, and u
has an IL E1cas reputation and tmmcnsa deana from
actual itcrtt.
ami DiufrtIc 1"GrH II AlEeaaa Ut the human sye-
ten for which thn VEGETlNE cannot te used With
perfect safety o. doss not contain any n!sssc M oF
barEt rooA aa hftbs; = ysEy sa.aut Y tsEei sy:
iux uyilenc1 will show:
, 1876-07-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To Houxekeeresx.-Ttlc attrntinn Of hrnda
netts Fluvortng Extracts. They nrs highly con.
csntsatel, h1sG all the freshness and dollcacy Of
tho irntts from which thoy orc prepared, md arc
less expensive.
, 1876-07-12

Special DtspascA 10 1As 1tibaa&.
s1oux CRY. H., July ia hard character
named Julien, confined in jail II lemsss, escaped
from his keeper Saturday night, stole = valuable
horso there, md started for the frontier. liz wa
tttuptuFed nsar this place this morning. Tha
horse was recovered yesterday BY tho 6hcrin of
0ls county.
, 1876-07-12
FRESuyyATER BUCCANEERS.
Rnsefdl nfrsatch Sa Ia TEihana

aaAzp HAVEN. hlch.. July 1o.-The Captain
aad crew Of tho schooner White Bwsn were aErest-
ea nero this evening. charged BY telegram with
HIlsaax ln cargo Of shingles from Sands. Maxwell.
, 1876-07-12

lgpecia1 LH1pafch to 7As 7f1bunE. :,
EAsr sAaINAw, Mich.. July liza 13-ycar'o
boy named Dtair was struck by lightning and In
stantly killed In Tuscota Township, Tuscoln
County, yesterday, during heavy thnndcf.
storm