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CARL WoLFeuHh b CuuFIH NEClTAL~
An audience largo III pulnbers aud thoroughly
muAlca! iu character greeted Mr. Woltsohu 1T
Standard Hall Saturday afternoon. The pro-
CANINE was. il anything, q l.ttlo lighter III clar-
actes than tho otless have bsol.. embracing tho
acherzo In L major, op. d; five Ha!szcs iu L
fat major, op. ~; D fiat nlaior; Sharp miuor;
fiat rnujor ol'. G4, Nos. ]. =, md 8, and A dat
major, op. a.; Holeto, op. 10; aud tho PoopAse
In = rAarp 1niuor, op Il. Tho fourth HcheEzo
lacks that itnpetuoaity Of character Which
narkH the three that have preceded It, aud,
uhete the others bhye boon Of al heroic chnE.
actor, tLiE will 10 found TO resemble lyrica!
poem. The list tour waltzcs aEa all very we'll
known bore. and tile leAat discerning auditor
:oud hays noticed that when Mr. Wolfsohu
played them lhs muBlc seemed to bs nearer
home with the audience than that OF tue other
.,umters. Tue Bo!c1o. although not up to the
IItAudard Of Chopin'a music, II q true represent
:!tlye 0! h,s style of composition, and Ia very
,nslodlous sud pleasing. II is really astouiah-
lng that \ compoBit!on Of such excellence and
yAEa merit ~ tho po!onaise iu i Hharp minor
Ahould be played 30 seldom in public,
Ar. Wolfsohu played s4e various numbers In
bis usual careful sty!o. The singing xas fur
uished By M.Hs JesslcA Haskell. who IL Always
hoard With pleasure. Bha ghso four very dihi-
sult songs BY Liszt, entitled. "Thpu fYho Art
, 1876-04-10
WESTWARD, H0t

NEkT1En or EMIHnANTH roh THE O'SElL COLONY.
meeting OF tho Wcstern-bound cmlgraut8
for O'Neil Colonyi Eobraa!sa, was t,old yesterday
aitcrn CON at O'Clock nt Uurke's Hotel. The
attendance WIS larger than could be Acc1muso-
dated. Intending omtRrants vera IN many iu-
stances accompanied by thofr wives. TIE rrn-
cpal object Has 10 instruct parties us to what
vas necessary to provide for the journey, and
what clnss Of household goods and farm nppl-
auces tI'oy ought to tako along, the object being
10 provcut usoleBs outlay IN tho transportation
OF valuelaBs articles, or auch "a eau ba pur-
ctusca ctose BY tue sottlemeut ut cost lrss than
freight from hero.
Cen. O'Neil eutercd into 1airt and familiar
conversation with the meeting, ssa'lng that hc
had no speech to mako. but wished them to
mnko aucl inauries a. thoiE own minds suggest
Cd. sucll aB nppoaroa to them necessary for their
guidance. uo had gono 10 tho e1peose to haye
printed n pamphlet form e cory Of whleh ! b. l
necessary. He asked them to road It ovor caro-
fully. and then ho would moot them aga!n in 4
feW daYa in Il larger room. where they would moi
10 81 crowded. f1e further suggested
that hll parties should wrlto down such
that nothing escaped sholr attention. With such
diversity OF interests aud OCCUPATIONS this
course would elicit tho fullest posaIble Informs
tiou Of the most roliab|o character to enable
ttcm to prepare for their new houles and when
they arrived tloro tho full benelt Of It would be
fell.
This evening largo meeting Of al! parties IA
vorable towards Tie object Of aBsiesing Irish
workiugmen Of good character to 90 West aud
aettlc down to agricultural life, In preference to
eklug out Precarious ex x.stonce IN crowded cit:
los, With no 1ope boyond mere living. is called
for Dulke'e 11otol. but largo hall will be pro-
vided In the immediate uosghborhood 10 order "a
accommodate rho attendance.
, 1876-04-10

Dyspcpsla const!paton, and btl!ousness, ~ well ~
alsordesa Of tho nervous system and the organs Of
urnatton, react by sympathy upon tho bFan fEeaaens
ly causing degree Of 1nentsl depression not remotely
akin to Insanity. Tho xureEt way 10 bansh tho blues
thus produced u to that unfaing ant!doe u bod
lily trregulaEity and gloominess Of mind, uosteters
Bton,ach BtttarB. 4 coursa Of tho great corrective
tonic promptly removes tho na4dfoa above speclnod,
welt many others and restores the checEfulncss
whtcl, IL such a ctasseter,sslo attendant ot good
health. 1tkswtss imparta risos 10 the constitution
which u it, aufest aaftgnard ARanst dsease, aud thu
best guarantee ok IoHK fe Tho aged Qlad !nhr. ~
well Tie sick An eonyaesccnt, derivs 1nc1psesatls
coM{utt and benott from !ts use.
, 1876-04-10

tho healthy iniluonco Of thctr Vigilance commit
too. It waa usual ~ Al olootion approached tot
ali tho gamblers and rouRhs Of tho rIvor to
awarm TO tho city. 4 call Of tho committee was
nil that WAS nodded to fill tho o'clock boats With
those Konttemon. and tho oitizcns wnFo left to
c!cck suol candidates for whom tho MA 1orty OF
tho ballots wero cnst. We nuo.l }ust such au OF.
gantza.on hero. II IA uHn'ose 10 read liz tnornl
essays o1 pationco. That artlcla "a wantod on
stcIi subjects. Ia tlloro not Bon,o loading clti-
zon Of nrrvs onongh to put hlicll movement
on foot al tho ExFoaition nulldiug next Tues
day? Nn will semi our nan,o iu aA a monitor.
Yours, MHkKNEas.
, 1876-04-10

thing Wondrous, and :" Loro'oy."'. Tho songs
belong TO , now school Of sonR-wtiting. 10 inc
sel,umaun and Schubert school. tho ncoompa'n1,
ment Ia simply a background npou Hhsoh
10 show on Tho vocal parts hut IN these
Of L!szt tho piano ph.ts form tho foreground OF
tho picture. while tho vocal paris hre largely do.
oatnatoty. making It very diiflcult Tor tho singer
llaekcl dcrerves credit for hor Intelligent fcn-
tlering Of ti,oa. notwithstanding hoE oxsretno
nervousness or this occaslont she succeeded IN
singing thon, especially the lsat three, IN exco.
ana soul iuto thou,. There aro manv sortanna
In thta city who hAvo tho volco required for ttcse
a0ngs, but wo can safely Rn7 that mono Ut them
could sing them with moro thorough undor.
slhIliug.
NEW CHICAGO THEATRE.
Slr. Ju1ius Koct, tho able and gcalaf comedian
OF Mr. Alexander Wurntcr'a German Dramatic
Company. had his bcneht at tho Now Chicago,
Theatre last evening. Tho l.p1so wns vol
nho Wished to show him their recognition
for tito mnuy pleasant evenings tl!ey hnvo
enjoyed through his efforts. Tho play por-
formed on this OCCASION Ia entitled - kion
Geld (snall change). nnd was produced for tho
plays IN tho Eng!ieh language. 1t Is conclosue-
fhtlon OF molodratnn, opora- bouffe, and farce,
aid requires larec number Of comedians and
= good sonb.csto. These plays. wl,cl' afo 2
ero very popular in that country, psstculary in
DCslu ullote they first originated. Uf couraa
thav have bus little intrinsic va1uo ~ literary
productions. They arc produced amply, 10
amino, ntld II wclk rerfoi med seldom iall 10
please. Tho pioco proaoutod last evening was no
exception to tho aontral rule. THO plo: docs
not amount to anything, but u Is full Of VII ana
daucea, and contRipo n,aty local h,ta which
kcpt tie louHo in continuous roar Of laughter.
It is fair to uay that the audience os tho Aow
Chicago was mover, better amused. o.
laughed mo,c heartily, than they did last
evening. Tl,o slnr Of so osortng was Airs. Jn-
hanna Ctnusson xtlo slnn.d With unusual bril-.
!iancy. lIcr acting aud singing we're admirable:
5lr focl, tho beneficiary, Raietotl MISC acted
with much yigor nndxlvacitY. lIo had. however,,
q bad cold. which spool the effect of bis hing-
Ing eon,owhat. Mr, Gustav Donald III tho cha-
actcr II Dogahn mado quito A but ard nrorod
himself to bo nn excellent comedian MI vol NIB II
character motor. Tic otar parts with leW ox-
eept,ons wero we'll performed.
, 1876-04-10
IOWA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

Sptc7at Uispateh tn ihs Chicaao Tf,buns,
DEs MONIES, H., April a.-Tho lIou, J. q.
0rinuell, appointed BY Judge Dillon usceivor Of
tho Central Ta,lsoad OF lows, has made bis frat
monthly report to the ooust, which shows ,nost
gratifying result. Tho .o1ponssa for throO
receipts Increased 80 per cent. Tho following Ia
An abstract Of the report
Tho order granting railroad extension norshwsrd.
and the establishment Of anndty new atAstou4 8vo
promlso Of greater facility u moving esus, sud
conslderablo luea! nczuse Of business. wtc the now
Inns rcAch4uB 0staloo4A from tho Eat, and sedao-
to Of theif freight rates, will Of necessity tend to
reduction of our fovoaue. 4 lA1ga shipment Of tcs
south has sddod 10 freight earnings, but not mora
than topptaEaun8 for reduction In oost-toausgsy
owing to Tue nitn Wsutet.
Tho reduction Of pay lid no! deprive tbs Company
of Tho oosvices Of ginge needed employs, and ta
pleasure to mention tho cheerful ooupet1ton Of ths
hsada Of departments md employees geaesanJ With TIA
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III contributing 10 the value Of this

Superintendent II contributing 10 the value OF this
property.
Ordors rands by Tho 0onr. for payment Of ol.imz
hayp iron ohoyed 10 far ~ tho treasury wontd allow,
which will bo shown In the detailed financial state
ment. ..-.
II hss boon my ortaton that The non,,raJinE di.i-
ond roads were tarcd by lhs Stale hshos relatively
rarl and weat land grant rnadA, and feasng shat sto
Blato Council had hxed Tho valuation Of 1914 higher
Rru,nd that tho gross EARNINGS vhers there wns q
heavy tonnage lid not furnish r,lo atandnr OF lax
Altn yauo .der tln ccdc. fila lazy for 1875 n fixed
At $t7oo ror milo 500 per no fess than 1915 and
evcn this valuation, without nparagnE tho JUDGMENT
hut all thnt could aecro after lhe most persistent Of.
foria
forIh 10 inosgre crop o tic g,sat cesoas corn md
whc1t, tila last, which has contributed 10 adeptea'
aton IN business and 1tHt traffic II nnttcpatcl FOR
requires m immediate largo nutay for fenctA and
ractroPnirs, and consequently tho atrctese Eettono
nent tu rsy of Tho floating dcut anl for rolling stuck
now II USE
, 1876-04-10
DEATHS.

aoIpEN-ArFil ., 1915, os ootebre spinal msnin.
a.lis Annle oeeila, only daughter Of j. r. and Mary
3. Golden, aged 2 yssfs, months aud u d4ys:
Iyus stxpcs On Tuesday April H. 1t II !. m, by car
dsaes to Jalvssy Cesnetcfy. Friends Of lAa family
Asa Invited.
1,asson brother of ". 4. lieason, sRed IL yealy
T1pp Of funeral announced io Tueaasy morning
papc1.
sundsy, April ., Afs 1outsa e.. oonsozt Of ueprY y,
Aeas.
.fN- Psaria pspszs Plsass eopy,
, 1876-04-10

10 tht Editor of Tbs Ehtendo Tribune.
Cl11cAuo, April 8.-Tllo tnoYomont to dispense
with primary 1nootines ns meaue OF nominat-
Ing candidntos for office evidently strikes tho
rooplo with Rrent favor. Tho oaso vitt, which \
saloon.koepes can rally his crowd OF l,angors-on
to voto ht II primary. and tho difficulty with
which businessmen lcasc their business to voto
nt a PRIMARY, frequently putting it OF until on
tllolr way ue and then finding It too aat0, arc
ucll known to political tumnless, aud they )ay
grott emphasis oil tho regular party nomination,
that frequently being their only clam for votca
Oh ELECTION day. NORTH Side.
, 1876-04-10

is expected TO arrive in this county Oil tito Goth
of April. Brazil and her mouarch Will aoon bo
tha general topic Of couse,salloa. All who
would speak ln.elgontly Of our Imperial neigh
boz should road tho exhaustive aud pFo{ussIy-
illustrated atsicis on Brazil, its Emperor, aud
la Pcopie. III Frank L<s!ie's Foputar lfoAthly
No. 1, for April, now for sae by all uewslealofs,
This elegant magazine coptnlus l98 uagos ON.
oeltshed with LOU beautiful eugrayiugs, aud is
aold fos tho astouBl.ingty low p1cc Of 10 eeuts
number. Yoa,ly subscriptions. s2.60, should bo
York.
, 1876-04-10

GREEN BAY J. MINNIE sofa RAILROAD.
The annual meot,ng OF tbs Directors Of tho
Green Day l. A1lnnoaots 1latlroaa Company was
Held at tho Company'1 Office, Green Day, WIS.,,
Monday, Apri! D. Tho following wore the D-
1ccsors chosen for tho ensuing yoar: D. NJ.
holly, QEeon Day; uoury Ke:chuu,, Now Lon
don; ". J, Abrams. George Bommors, F. =. III.
lis, N. D. Peak, md ". E. pcal. urocn Dav, s,ld
E. +. Hatao!Q, Jr., mud William ". Scranton.
Nav York.
At subsequent nooting Of tho Directors. tho
following officers w9ro elected:
1res!icut-Iicnry Ketchuu.
Vice liresdent aid Gotleral Mauager-D. II. Kflly.
Hecrrtary-W. j. Ahsams.
Treas,!rer--W. II. Hancock.
Supefntendruk-S, u. Keirick.
, 1876-04-10

,net With tito msny other ominont attorneys,
WHO. irrespective Ut party declared their prefer"
once for, and determination to support, JulRo
Dlckoy for ths Supreme Dench. simnlv tocauao
thev thought him thu best man named for tho
place. According to tho tonots OF the CLUB boz
fore referred to much couIBe WAS eteaaon to tho
party. Tho fact is, II no aro TO- 10 loft
toloiy at tho nloroy OF the so-ca'iod 1.cpnb.
change. /! will only p!aco the nominating power
IN tho hands ot a few rings. who will lie at lpcr-
" to bring forward such mon aa tnnS so6 III.
and II tue rcspcctabic lsopublcatis outside INC
organization, in disgust at tho elections, put m
nomination good mon, tller viii BE- called .bo't.
cra,"' Democrats, and .sorn-hcads" for rofusing
to support thu straight Ticket" Ths!r l.st
viii, perhaps, 10 crpsontoualy totmod "snluo
ticket" Now, l take II thu. tho Auler!chn. poo.
rio 1,avo tuo high conception Of manhood and
thule rights as irco men to 10 whipped into anp-
porting nny unit mon whnso namos may 10
thrust out by cliqno MOT ior t!st purpose 10 i,
some second or tlird-story back-room. 1tcto It
,nny DO aakel, Why thou. not form ropreaonta-
tiye c,ubs rrr the sufficient reason that the
Central Republican Clilb will rccognizo but ono
auxiliary cub in zach ward, and has already
admitted dotcEatos from those no In existence.
| Tho ruvor. therefore. remains in the llandh OF
Inc ut osof,s oicors Of ttoso nlubg, who lave
mado tllotr calling md election suro." BoaIass.
tttcrc Aro many good Republicans who think
Win sl1ai. 10 candidate Tor their sulrrageB
without paying dollar admission for the prlvi-
tcee.
Clearly, then. tho remedy for tho hcknowl.
edged owls os tho p1imhrtrs iH not to be found
ia tho present wnrd clubs. In spaam Of right
couB Indignation tho late convention recon-.
mondea tho abolition Of tho primaries, but thcy
otrered no acceptable aubstltuts therefor. Would
it hot DO vol to roturn to tho cid custom, Of call.
ing tho pnltsans Of the district togother. and.
in 1naEs convention, allow tho poopte orportuni.
" TO express thoir preferences by ballot, formal
aud informal, for tho candidates alio may bo
brought bpfore thom Fur it must bo nppatent
10 eyely ono that, ii tho primaries can bs run III
tho interest of rrs fesaonal politicians tho same
minor examinations, especially II thoso are ofli-
cosel by n,eu not Distinguished for capacity.
T. w bt1fx1fEY.
, 1876-04-10

THE LION AND THE lNHuHAScE AGENT.
An Insurance Agent happening to rnoet Lion
naked t.im It 10 would insure bis Life. "No'
responded tho Monarrh Of tue Forest With =
rcsoundlng Noar, "nor YOURS" ThuB saying.
ho toro tho unhappy aIan 70 pieces. and fed on
Lis damaged Choek and oshe1 more pcuetrnble
porttous.
Moras-Thore Is such q Thing as being ln-
Btaut out Ut Heaaon.
, 1876-04-10

bpeetut Dispatcit 10 The Chie1yo Tribune,
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April 9.-JameB T.
Hughus, Of this city. wont to hiH farm, ncur
here, to-day to hAul o load Of AaY homo Whom
within fow hundred foet Of his hUuso bis toam
run AMY, throwing him off tho wagon. Tie
wheels ran over h,m, QUO over Ills head and au-
other over his atdumon, killing him instantly.
lie leaves d family In comfortable ci1o4m-
stances.
, 1876-04-10

Ban FRANCISCO, April 9.-Go1demIth Maid
trotted against Golden Cato yesterday at tho
Bay District track. tho latter to rin mile and
fiye Aunured nnd fifty yards. Maid won iu
2:1O1{, beating Cato threo aucondB.
, 1876-04-10

bfettHs Dsp8ttH 70 7He EA1etl3d 7FfbHR.
DLooMIa0ToS, ILL.,, April 0.-Jan1eA Donahuo,
aged 20 died last night frpm tho effects Of ex-
posure. Some days ago le Vas found lying iu-
aenstblo In ditch near tho Chicago l. Alton
Iload in this city, and it was sud TINT he had
beeu struck by sHitch-engino OF Tint road.
Thore ia no ayidence whatever to corrohorata
THIS HtAtenlent.
, 1876-04-10

srn1SoF1ELD, ILL.,, April 8.-Judgo Tont. In
tho United States Court to-day, granted doerea
Of foracloeuro and ordered the Balo Of tue Gil.
man, Clinton 4 Springfield Railroad, nt tho suit
Of Morton, Bliss 4 Co., Thomas A. Scott. and
HughJ. Jowott, tfuetccs Of tho Btookho!dorB.
Tie sale will bo mat'o ut tho door Of the United
States Court Room in this CITY On tho 8th day Of
June. The amount involved Ia about 50, 30O. 600.
Tnlrty days Is allowed for redemption.
, 1876-04-10

EVANSVILLE, April o,-Jalues Brown. Hupesin.
tcndont OF tho Ayonlale Coal Mines, fell down
tho ahaft yesterday mud w4s terribly mapglcd.
lie died instantly. The mlneH have jnst been
oPouod. Tho shaft Is $50 loot deep. uo leaven
family,
, 1876-04-10

OMAHA, Nub., April 0.-Dayl bhlpley, q
farmer living 10 miics north OF this city. while
ondcayoring to cxtricato cartridge from n nee.
die gun yesterday, accidentally discharged the
weapon, the charge taking effect III the body OF
his wlfo, killing her instantly. Thoy had boon
married but abuut u yens, aud tue Woman lsayoa
a little child
, 1876-04-10

Tho rates to Mihuousi-Niyer points and bo-
youd which wore adopted at tho General Freight
Agents meeting at st. Louis last Wednesday a1o
only temporary. Another 1nooting will bc held
ut tho Grand Pacific Hotel iu tlliB CITY uoxt
Thursday. There Ia hardly D doubt that tho
rates will bo still further Increased.
, 1876-04-10

PLYMOUTH, Antil u,--Arriyel the steamsbip
Hlealld from New York.
los1os, Ansil 3.-Arriycd, tho steamer Mara.
thou fru1n LtYeIpool.
t}rEESBrowN, A1,ltl 10,-Tlo steamship Ctr
Of CheatoT, from Nov York; Aaa arrived.
, 1876-04-10

sAs FRANCISCO, April 9.-OLeary, tho Ch!ca-
go pedestrian, about midnight completed tho
feat Of walking 600 milos In 1870 hours mud 80
minutes. The 4a5th milo was male in 1868.
, 1876-04-10
IHE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON. D. O., April 1O-1.'a- m.-For
the Upper Missias,ppt and Lower Missouri VAL
Toys and the Upper Lahoe, falling barometer.
wa.mor, cloudy weather. and southoasterly
wipdB, possibly followed In the western portions
by cool no,thcrIy Winds mud rising barometer.
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS.
, 1876-04-10


To the Editor " The Ciieaeo iriolrs:
Cu,cAoo, April Q, 1676.-Arthur afitche!l's
y-watchftluesa-ina be very good
preach,ng. but 1t ia vory poor rulfco.
Would 31s. Mitchell suggest watchfuluess aa
romedy agaInat burgtary7 Would lie advlso tho
cisizens Of Chicago to eit up all night, ycnr in
mud year ous to prevent their houses from be-
ing burglarizad2 Watching amy. for tho
moment, prorent bumn,ers from stuiling ballot
boxes aud burglars from ontor,ng our houses;
but haTo NO no rights which should be TO-
Bpected without tho exercise Of Huch watchful-
uoss2 For what do wo pay 60, ooo. .909 por year
in th1 ctty2 For what do VIC keep up this
enormous police forco7 l am we'll aware that
cot vigilance OF tho kind sfr. Mitchell roootn-
monds. Watching, md riding fleet horscB. nlay
Tor tho time beng dcter soguoB from pcrpetrattnE
crime, but this Is only Temporary eh!ft. u
l will tell Air. Mitchell what soil euro 1t. and
cure it n,uet offectunIly. mud thoroughly, aud Gu
tre1y,-away with watching aud cavalry service.
and that 10 this: Lot him walk dosn Clark
hood Of tho House Of David. md look up and
SEQ six Or eight OF these bummera dangling from
the aocond~story window OF Vigilance Com
mltteo's Headquarters, md ho will have no
SEQ t,,as Dago Thornton is mot talnpering With
tho city voto Watching. Aftor, will bo uncallod
fox, md baot-bot stutiins will bo at M end.
WhY7 Because raBcals would know taat this
meant business. Now they know that thoy hhyo
nothing TO fear. They know thoy arc not in
danger, because tho City Government aud tho
courts Ar0 on tllelr side.
This Ia what we are coming to, but tho tin1o ia
not yet, or those follows would have boon dang
ling befo1o this. .....,
When the respectable portion OF this city has
been run over sullciontly long BY gamblers, hud
thieves, and plcKpocketa and bummcrs, and
, 1876-04-10

10 ne Editor ~ Ihs Ehtc1uo iTtoAM!
Cu.cAuo, April 8.-In Wow OF tho action Of
tho recent Republican City Convention in regard
to prlmstlca, it might be vel! to Inquire whore
the!t abolition would leave III. Tho Intelligent
gentleman who offered tho resolution doubtless
eau answer. Presumably it Nas Intended to de-
volve the authority upon the Republican Ward
Clubs. Thai might work vol enough in case
the clubs arc composed and controlled by such
excellent men Oh ute tho rlrnt aud Eighteenth
Ward Olubs but whht would bo tho natural con
sequence where these organizations arc by no
means 70 cloce7 hare in nsud such au ous,
Prior to tlts lass 1udicssl convention, this Club
resolved that Its Inenlheta sholid yole foT none
but the Republican nominee, whoever 10 might
10. Now, It 1smembes rightly, III. La1ael
, 1876-04-10

On Thursday, April 13, ut $3.50 o'clock.
parlor and Cha.nbor Bets, Eaay Chairs Walnut Bod.
steads and bureaus, Masbfe.Top Tables. IInll Trees
Walnut Chairs aud Rockers, Bookcaaea, Bhow-caeet,
Nlatsreaaes, Mirrors Carpets. IcoOheas, aafrtgeF
Atora, &c. 500 English u. 4. Walnut Chairs Ia whftA
Clio. I. QOA1: + CO.. Aucttoncess.
, 1876-04-10

Special Correspoi.denee " Tbs Chfeaao 7rtbune
AlAN1BEEg. Mich., Ap1il lit may not be
generally known TINT tho City Of MantHteo,
Mich, Ia tho only city Of 5000 Inhabitants ia
tho United States that hasno railroad; but
such Ia stated to DO fact, noycrtheless, by
those who have looked into tho subject; and
yet there Is not o city OF tts size tLat
llas moro publlc.apiritod md entcr.
prstng Businessmen. Their energy, however.
has been almost wholly manifested
iu othcr d1cctions,-veBsel-tra
having. 1t soems. supplied uH ample means OF
carrying AWAY our cargoos Of lumber, bringing
back to us our 1ast quantities Of provisions and
other suppl!oa tor tho logging camps iu tho
woods. but 1t scoms now that we arc soon to
hear tho Ell ort Of the iron hores aud l!ssou to
hB rumbliug troad. Aud. when wo do get our
road, 1t will bring With It sucl permanent aud
lasting lonoats al no city IL this section eau be
nbs to socure.
Mr.. John Canae1d. she largens pine-land-
owner tn this suetiun, mud one Of our nloat pub
alc.hptitod c,tizonB, has taken hold Of 4 project
to build road which will give us tho most d.
cau bo l,ad. Ills object Ia 10 build road from
llero to Daldwin, q small station on the Flint Il
Poro Marquette nailroad, east OF Ludington.
This point IL about rs miles from this city.
Michigan Road and tho other, tue Nowa7go l.
Laae.bhoro. Tho former road has ita
proaont terminus at Howard City, and,
whom completed to baldwin, Will give ua connec-
tsou. by straight line. With Detroit, Toledo,
etc. THO Nonaygu Road is completed to Morgan,
qortt, Of Negaygo. aud VIII give ~ connection
lot to the Flint and Saginaw roglou, Oh tho Flint
It rero Marquette Road ,-thns giving ns the
competition OF three roads, which will lntersect
at baldwin, our southern terminus. This will
Eivo lis doclded advantage over any othcr lakc-
shore city. both for passonger-trayel, and tho
shipmoul Of lumber TO Ohio, Indiann. Illinois.
etc. When our road is flushed. we will tlld no
dlftloulty III either soing It or lsaaiuR 1t to ono
or tho whos OF tho th1oo roads mentioned.
klr. Garfield says II siI man will subscribe
sa5, 900 oach, lho road wilt ba built imnediatc-
w aud wo haye no doubt but that amount eau
be secured without any effort In this city. 70
make tho road-bed, aud tlo 1t, will coat about
u. 00U per mllo, ard $4,000 per mile will put
dowu the rails. Tho equipment Of the road
would then be al. easy matter.
Thu people OF this vicinity are very naturally
jnbiIant oyor tho prospect; for, when john Can
!c!d nuts hts eno1gy alld capital To work al Rny
project, all doubtB Of failure arc dIsBipatea.
Arr, M, SMITH.