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The New York herald., 1876-09-30
EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

Yesterday afternoon two telsgraphio wires wers
stretched from New York to Brooklyn by way of thu
East River Bridge They carried across tht
''travelsr" rope with bus little hindrance delay
The nrst started at ten minutes after two and
brought over 10 the New York anchorage and made
fast inside OF hour delay being occasonod by
the twisting OF the wire. The second was brought
over and made fast moro speedily, the fastening on
tho New York anchorage being made At twenty
minutes 10 iouE These wires supplied
by the Law Telegraph Company, one OF them
for the Of the brldge company and the other for
the telegraph company which supplied the wire COM
muncaon to the bridge TOR the privilege OF gctting
their Tho Law Telegraph Company's wire
Is intended with the Brooklyn Court House.
The bridge wire will be worked by the Chester dial in
and will be OF great 10 those employed
the bridge in stretching the different ropes yet to
be carried across ME c. W. Young, the foreman At
the New York anchorage, hupernonded the astcninga
at that place yesterday and pronounced everything
satisfactory. Mr. harrington stated that one OF
the 'cradle' cables will be ready In the latter
part OF week and VIII DO brought over on Wednes
day or Thursday. In the meantime the mechanics
both the Brooklyn and New York side will be making
preparations for the reception Of this rope, which II
az inches IN diameter.
Colonel ". H. Payne, who takes In charge tho test.
ing OF the wire OF which the cables made. has had
y machine put up on the pier At the New York tower,
where those wishing to send in bids for the proposals
OF the company can have their different wires tested
The New York herald., 1876-09-30
A COLORADO STORY.

LIyE on THE PLAINs-FRoM vIRTuoUs HoN1
DENVER.
From the Kansas city Times, September 23.)
A discovery mado few days ago In Denver
which clears up mysterious case Of suicide supposed
TO have taken place this city several months ago
created great interest for several days and baed all
tho efforts Of tho police bring the mystery solu
ton There resided In tho family OF Mr. r. j. Baird,
we'll known real estate agent in this city, young girl
whose Is now suppressed on account Of hor fam
lily. She . sort Of companion and houssmaid 10
tho family and treated with the greatest OF kind
ness by Mr. and Mrs. Bard
sHE VERY BEAuTIvuI,
lively and more than ordinarily Intelligent, exceed
ingly romantic and sensitive in her disposition. She
was not long without something 10 love- Her idol was
young belonging 10 one Of the leading families
OF this c,iy. and him she loved and worshpped In
crst he all the umc Of tho feeling be had
known nov long the foolish gri fostered this
mantle PASSION Her friends noticed the change IN her
manners aud wondered at her sadness
uKR DIsArfEARAScE
One evening early In the present year Maggie amer
at OF crying informed Mrs Baird that vas gong
away. When interrogated, the gri burst into tears
aud ran Oh TO her room and locked herself up She vas
seen no alive IN Kansas City Her dsappsarance
80 strange ana shroudcd IN mystery that caused
forts made 10 clear u up
xAoorxs CLOTHES
found In bcy room uext morning undisturbed.
had been bed during the night and her door
locked upon the inside boy passing along ths
levee early next morning delivering papers found
bonnet and shawl upon the brink Of The river and
ported tho matter 10 the police.
LKyr
upon the table In the girls ROOM in which she stated
that she tired Of iife; that she knew she could
never be happy reach the place in society she
thought she ought TO hi She said she had 70
hud with her treatment While member of The Baird
family. and requested them TO write 10 her pxrenss
letter placed In tho hands o Chief OF Police spcsra
VINO put his detectives on the trail He wax q Ne
opinion that the giri
ALIVE,
and that there n case The search vn
kept up several days, the and bars below
of the supposed suicide. but lasA the police
gave Il up The grlei-sirickcn parents went
home Johnson county. ksnsss and nov mourn their
beloved daugh ghter dead Better Tar better abe bad
died, and Il viii be better thai they never know tbe
truth On sunday last while . representative of she
Tunes Denver was enjoying drive upon the bosle-
wards his attention called two gayiy dr~ss~d
lead lite OF SIN aud shame and one Of them vas A
recognized a.
rHK GIRL
bus how changed! Sne was TO longer the modsst and
retiring girl she had been in Kansas CITY but wore
upon her painted face the stamp her vocation Bod
base and reckless The gir was whr.ed away and loss
TO sight Subsequent Inquiries have Developed ,hs
the matsors de jo,e In Denver OF course abe bas
changed her bame and Is TO all intens and purpos@s
dead 70 her old friends and aeQuAsancss IN Ksnsss
Ciy.
The New York herald., 1876-09-30
HE WAS HUNGRY.

John McGee was held for trial at the Fifty-seventh
Street Court for stealing pie because he hungry
The New York herald., 1876-09-30
SUPERB STAGE REJECTS

ACT III.
THE FEAST OF SAR-
DASAPALUS IN rhs
HALL or NTNROD. In
This scene occurs the startlini,
iilect CT tho disturbance u
he orgies BY a TERRIFIC
norm, accompanied by crash
ng aud rambling THUNDER
md vivid flashes of LIGHT
MING, the most wonderful
Ind impressive stage repre-
hntatious aver given.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-21

WE are in receipt of a circular,
addressed "To the Churches and
Generous Public" calling for help,
in shape of money provisions, cloth
ing. &C., for people in Emmett,
Charlevoix and Cheboygan counties
-scttlcrs, who have entered upon
their homestead without sufficient
means orsubsistcncc, and who need
assistance to prevent starvation, till
they can raise something. The
Board of Supervisors of Emmett
county have appointed Rev. Rob't,
Bird, Rev John Redpa,h, Ill. o. Rose,
A. S. Lee and 4. j. Clifford, OF
Petoskey, as a Relief Committee
the first named, acting as chairman
and to whom all communications
and supplies should be addressed
w. o. Hughart, President of the
G. r. & L. Railway Company,
generously agrees to carry all
supplies for the needy ones, free OF
charge.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-21
Our washington Letter.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. Is, &c.
None of the propositions for a
compromise plan of counting the
electoral vote will receive any in
dorsement from both Houses of
Congress. The Democrats will not
consent to any plan that does not
enable them to "throw out" some
of the Hayes States, and the Re-
publicans, knowing the full value of
their advantageous position, are not
going to throw away victory just
as it has been secured. The course
is straight ahead, and there will be
no wavering or weakening. SEN
ator Edmund's proposition to have
the count made by the Supreme
Court is practically defeated. 1t
was Sudden death to it when
Senator Morton took such n de-
cided stand against it yesterday.
Aside from all other arguments or
objections the fact that neither
party is willing to risk its fortunes
in the hands of tribunal, the po-
sition of which is so uncertain, is
alone sufficient to defeat the plan.
The resolution of Mr.. McCrcccy
for the appointment ola Committee
Of Conference between the House
and Senate on the subject has been
favorably acted upon in the House,
and something may come of it,
though nobody expects it. From a
conversation with a leading Senator
to-day l am satisfied there is but
one course deemed possible, and
that is for the acting Vice-Presidcnt
to open and count the vote, as the
Constitution prcscribcs, and declare
the result i'll accordance with the
result of the people.
The Democrats will yield moth
ing and agree to nothing that does
not give Tilden the Presidency.
That is the great prize they arc
after, and some Of their leaders
seem determined to stir up as much
bad blood as possible, and to that
end they "makc Rome howl' with
tlasts about fraud and returning
boards. 1t is part of the general
policy of intimidation. The coming
address to the country, which is to
make its appearance in the course
of week, is direct appeal to this
sentiment, though, of course, it will
be frosted and adorned with beau
tiful reference to the Constitution.
1t is understood that the principal
nurnoso fthia al lrnss is 70 nj = %
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-21
List Of Patents

Issued to Michigan Inventors, for
the week ending December II,
1876. AS specially reported for
the LAKE COUNTY STAR by the
Mechanics and Inventors Associa-
ton, Solicitors of American and
Foreign Patents. Thos. S.
Spraguc, President, Detroit. Mich.
No. S5,18G, Mail Bag Fasten-
ings, Asher Nj. Miller, Sturgis;
No. 1S5, 260, Door Springs, Frank
G.. Rhcubottom, Union City; No.
1925, Pcrforating Stamps, Chas.
V. Brinkerhof, Mt. Clemens; No.
1S5, $50, Plate for Mcnding Sheet
Metal Ware, John G. Mackey,
Grand Rapids; No. 1875, 1868, Circu-
lar Laws, Fred L. Taylor, Grand
Rapids.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-21

FROM this time on we intend to
present our readers, each week with Il
New York letter, written by one
of tire most competent corrcspon-
dents in the country. The letters
will treat of all matters of impor-
lance transporting in the great me-
tropolis, ofpolitics, fashions, &c.
We intend to give our readers as
good a paper as we can, and no ex-
pensc consistent with our means will
be spared.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-21
Our New York Letter.
THE Brooklyn Uoryor-I5liticaJ-
Gree'ey-Mc Comptrollership-
Bets.
New YORK, Dec. Is, 1876.
THE TRAGEDY AT THE BROOKLYN
THEATRE.


Last Tuesday night, the Brook
Ign Theatre was burned, during the
progress of a play, and over three
hundred people lost their lives. 1t
secns incredible that so many
could die in so short time, but
the CHASTITY fact cannot be denied.
The Theatre is a building one hun.
drcd and fifty feet deep, by 20
wide in the centre of a block, with
passage leading from Washington
Street, perhaps 20 feet wide. The
stage is 80 feet deep, the lobby in
front is twenty, leaving OH the
ground floor so feet, which is scat
ed. Above this ground floor, the
parquette, is gallery, the Dress
Circle, which extends over the
parquette perhaps thirty feet, and
above that the Gallery proper. The
entrance to the Dress Circle and
the Gallery is from the lobby out
side being simply a staircase. The
Dress Circle and Gallery people 90
up ono flight together, and diyergc
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-21

President Of a war meeting-I
know you sent substitutes to fight
against w every tine yor were
drafted. No, Judge, if yca want
any war you didn't see any Of it
and don't understand it--you raise
the standard of revolt, and We will
help you. AS for me l have had
enough of it, l can live under
Hayes he is pretty good mani
know he isa mighty good soldier,
cause tried him good many
times. If you want war you are
entirely welcome to start it have
had enough of it, ] thank YOU"
The southern men are more rcas-
enable than the New York demo-
Gratis, and are much less infamma-
tory in their talk. What the hot
spurs may do in the South, of
course 10 one can tell, but the class
that come here are anything but
fre-eaters. Hayes is elected he
will be inaugura;cd, and lie will
give the country so good govern
mcnt that a year from now people
will wonder. that any one wanted any
one else. And the democracy.
after they have had their buster,
will acquiesce, like little men.
GREELEY.
Monday last monument to the
memory of Horace Greeley was
erected over his grave in Green
wood Cemetery. a very large
number of distinguished men were
present to do honor to the great
journalist. 1t is singular, though,
how little of a mans work survives
him. Horace Greeley controlled a
paper which, ut one time, was the
most influential in the country. lie
was one ofthe principal founders
Of the Republican party, one of the
chief promoters of the temperance
cause, and the head and front of all
schemes of philanthropy and pro-
gross. Age brought disappointment;
disappointment soured him; an am
bition, which busy life had kept
in subsection, asserted itself when
he had not the strength to keep it
under, bad men played with him;
and he fell. His paper got in to
other keeping, and despite the eff
orts of those still connected with it
who loved the old man and would
have been loyal to his memory-i'
was turned into devious paths. II
was almost everything for several
years that Horace Greeley would
: not have had it, and only within q
year has got back into it's old
Inoorings. And Greeley himself
died poor. His paper was supposed
to have been making millions, but
when he, the cornerstone of the
fabric, crumblcd out, it was found
to be as empty as an cgg-shcll.
TIE COMPREHENSIVE.
John Kelly, Boss Kelly, has
been appointed Comptroller il
, place of Andrew II. Green, and wa
, promptly confirmed by the Demo
cratic Aldermen. Kelly is thu
head Of that association Of thieves
Tammany, and is also of the gin
mill faction. lie is a more dan
, serous man than Tweed, because
while just rs INSCRIPTIONS, he is I
, more able man, and has the gin
mill in better training. This ac
l ton of the Mayor is a complet,
surrender Of the city to its wors
, elements. The strikers arc il
ccstacy, and good men mourn.
l TIE BETS.
John Morriscy cas- declared al
bets on the Presidency off, and j
returning the money he holds;
million and a half to the rightlu
owners. What the others will d.
: no one knows. There is II fear OF
b, the part of bctters that instead o
c declaring the bets "off," they vii
a take themselves off. They arc al
skaky.
|
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-21
TRAINS aoISo sorTu-yAsr.
,n. nn,.n snnru.MI.r.

Connections made at Toledo with the |. AXE shore
Mich Southern X for Cleveland and Chicago
and with the & II 4 ID X II for tincinnati and The
South. Also, with the u W Il W X to and from
the South and Southwest. At Wayne with the
Michigan Central Railroad. for Chicago and local
points Fast ana West; and nt Detroit with the Great
Western and Grand Trunk and Canada southern
Ry's. to and from the East: nj Plymouth with Dot.
Lansing & Lake Michigan X X; at Holly with the
Detroit & Milwaukee. At Flint with the Chicng,,
Division Of the Mich Csntra,' AT I,ay CIV With
l. 4 4 and ID & Il Di, sions Of the Mich Cent.
At Reed City with the Grand Rapids & Ind. X foi
the North and South. And at Ludington with
steamers for Milwaukee, Psntwatcr, Manistcs
Franz oft &C.
SANFORD KELLER, Asst Supt.
il NoURsK, G-nl Ticket Agt.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-21

LAST Tuesday afternoon we re-
ceived a pleasant call from VIM. b.
Cole, Of the Ludington appeal; one
of the most sociable newspaper men
along the line of the F. & p. NJ.
Railway. lie looks as if the ''hard
times" used him rather easy.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-21
Law a. Real Estate Office,

At Reed City, Mich. NJ. A. IIartigan, late of
the Missouri Bar, and graduate of one OF the
best law schools In The country, hNs formed a
partnership with A. shaw, of lteed City, for
Insurance, dc. Owners OF land Wishing TO
dispose ofthc same by placing the descriptions
In their hands ean depend on having every
effort put forth To find purchasers. We have
complete Abstracts OF Lake and Osceola coun-
ties. Abstracts furnished on short notice.
4-3l
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1876-12-21

Train No. 5 leaves PetOskcy daily except Satur
day. All other trains run daily except sunday.
Nos. I. =. 5 and all make Object connection ct
Fort Wayne with fast express trains on the +. y.
tinorc. Washington. Philadelphia and New York.
Nor. aud max. connection nj Fort Wayne with
Express trains ON Toledo. Wabash and Western
Railroad; t'a aud from Quincy, 50. Lonis, Kansas
City. and all points In South West.
Nos: aud 4 make Ill rect connection at Kalamazoo
win Michigan Central Il. u. To and rom Chicago.
Nos. and 3 connect ut Richmond with Pittsburg
Cincinnati and St. Louis railroad for Indians polls.
Louisville. 81. Louis and all points Southwest
Nor. 2nnd 3 have comfortable Day Conches he
tween Cincinnati and Grand Rapids. Nos = and 3
have Sleeping and Chair cars between Cincinnati
and Grand Rapids. No. 2 connects ut Detroit A
Milwaukee Junction for Detr"t and all point, Hart,
J. II. PAGE,
Gen. P. r. Ag't, Grand Rapids, Mich.
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