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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-04-26

the figures of the actuaries OF the leading
life insurance companies, (the fund and
interest thereon after years investment)
sufficient to keep the cost Of the men,
bers indemnity down to the same OF
nearly the same, in after life as during
the first years.
My suggestion in regard to the ANTI
MONOPoLIsT, meets with cordial APP
prevail. pre>supposing of course that we
can rely on a hearty support from you,
first, last, and all the time.
Yours truly,
E. K. CAMPBELL.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-04-26

AT the request OF q valued lrlenQ In
Fillmore county we reproduce the fol-
lowing communication to the Mower
and Fillmore Co. REPUBLICAN. We shall
comment upon it hereafter:
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT LANDS.
by an act Of Congress. approved
Sept huber 9Th, 1871, the State OF MINI
esoM was authorized to select. within
her bsu:tdari 8, 500, 900 acres OF land the
proceeds from which were to be used tor
internal improvements. such as the con.
structiOn OF roads, railways. bridges, Ca
mas, the improvementof water courses
and the drainage OF swamps. This
Important gilt to the State Of Minnesota
had been overlooked or neglected by tn.
proper authority for considerable
length Of time, aud Sc ecliOns were not
made until about the time tina. VIM. r
Marshall began the duties of chiefexec
ntive of thi, State, in 1866. In all his
annual messages he earnestly recon-
mended that the proceeds to be derived
from these lands should be devoted to
the payment of the old Minnesota Stat.
Railroad Bonds" and mixed proposi>
ton was submitted for that purpose to a
vote of the people, at the general cleo
ton in the fall Of 1867, when it was de
frated by large majority. The q1es
ton was again submitted in 1871, at a
special Ell ,ction, as TO whether the peo-
pie would give these lands in full pay
ment Of the "Old Bonds the bond
holders having agreed to accept them As
. full settlement, and the people said
they would give them, but tbs bond
holders had altered their minds and said
they would not take them. so that dicker
failed. These same lands have been
twice appropriated, by as many legisla-
lures, for purposes in which the general
public had no common interest, and were
! only saved from being frittercd away
Tor selfsh indicidual purposes by the
timely Intervention OF the Governors
vetoe: First by Gov. Marshall; second,
by Gov. Austin, and fin lily. after having
run the gauntlet Of various scheminx
| legislatures. for several weeks, until he
year 1872, the constitution was amended
so as to authorize the sale and invest
iture of the proceeds. same as schooi
lands. and the funds derived from the
| sale OF said lands cannot nov be cOnsti>
tutionally appropriated for any purpose
| without the sanction ef the people ex>
| pressed BY their vote 1t : general cleo
ton next after the passage Of the law
Yet We Sc an attempt vas made BY the
last Legislature 70 appropriate these fnndl
Tor very doubtful purpose, and asking
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-04-26
LIVE STOCK At NEN YORK.

Reports in the New YORK papers OF
the live stock trade at that point, for 1875,
vary somewhat in details. The Tribune
gives the receipts for the year, as COM
pared with former dates, as follows:
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1877-04-26
THE OTHER SIDE or THE BOND
QUESTION.

At the request Of a valued friend in
Fillmore county we reproduce the fol-
lowing communication to the Mower
and Fillmore Co. r publican. We shall
comment upon it hereafter:
, 1877-04-27
CURRENT OPINION,

Let ~ hays peace, but no more Commissions. for
this yeas At IsAat.-.Ksadaltsaih tind., 5loadart
(Kep.).
A. week after week goea BY without bsinSfng
that expectsd ofics, Logan growa more and more
positive that tbs PsssIdsut's soaEhesn policy IL :
great mistaks.-SpT.~aatfd t4ass,) R<psa1tea*
tfnd.).
1ns cacAso Tn1Rp1s aaks tha Illinois Legfa.
lAtusa 70 spaet Inv foGbiddia2 Asaellblymcn to
accept Tres railway pos4ea. rsss your lsvs then
ate crefy member buy his seasua tlckst-foF
n1ckel.-Daae9nS 2snuss.
Ben Wa1s's letter eoudsnaning Hayea and hla
sons4esu pauey e!os4s wtta tic declaration that
'.IielI !. paxed with good Intentions" That was
probably he situation whom Waaa '.lutendsd" 10
ppancad hua.-OzHoAd ltst fAtp.l.
MT. Hayes bchE tbs President d fsoto. with =
moral certainly klAt he Il 10 lemsiu such nntll thu
4th Of March, lsBl, 10 IL not best 10 accept his
mrrtosons actisn. A,l ui4ks The best Of Il, In thu
Interest Of Tbs c,uulIy = u1ge md ths people In
llyldaally. - Roa4ttr Is. ~ paaea tD<1'.}. i.
Any ons who sappo4es tbs policy vt PreH-
deut I1s{ea has re31y. weakened the ReDablia-
~ party r shel state lLoulsiaaal. Or IL Any %;
the slyns VI tho tmca there 10 poor parposu, sud
, 1877-04-27

tho north wind Of aEt night win very likely bring
tho lumber feet hack, and raIse tho watos In tho
rtver....The schrs Feshtfgo and c. North came ou&
Of Miller Brot'. dry dock yesterday n,orning....
The schf Summer Cloud II receiving 4 now fore
topmast.. la Detroit River Ia to be 20 per
cent lower shan lat year. Capt nur1nd, Of the
achr Adams, arrfysd yeTteraay ...Tho achr ". T..
Preston was locked fof a leak 3cstcrdaJ. She WAS
loaded and ready to nail for Kngtton....
Tho stmt CITY Of Duluth IL 1t Day City.
loading sa1t for Chicago. On her ar
rival hero nhs Will b put On
spenetrs Lake Superior 1sne. Among tho Hset
which left for below yesterday were the eess shol
don, Eosstck, j. u. Sloan, San Diego, Hartford,
Camden, West Side, Marcy ,cope1Y, and Lake
Forest The aseam rNkyiatt fs 10 havs new
boiler and partly new upper rorka.. The iron
prop Cuba hhd not gotten out n dark lart night,
b7t wAs going to make start before daylight. ...
The rteam barge Dunbar went ont with tow last
night; they were going for !nnalcr. Tbs
schr a. H.. Moss has been towed in
from South Chicago, and n bending canvas -,
TIE pfop Fayortfc WA fauthtd 1t Aenomfnte Fri.
day, the has received thorough rebuilding The
saatste. Marie Canal Ia expected to open today OF
so.m;;..ow "A ,tationsfy au,dosk r.. lu;t Lesn e n
:: being oreshaulcd a. 1!uhalo; her r'g tsto bc
Changed 10 three and after. Shipments OF corn
from, Toledo or the 21f insL were los, 600 bu.
The Detroit 5ritnnt says: IN was reported on
the dnckt yesterday, npon apparently good Author'
tty that the steam barre foteht City and her con.
tort, the MctiFc4nr, had been sold By Cant. Il, ].
liscketL The price wha aid u 1,e $50, p00.n
, 1877-04-27
6HORT-HORNS.
Sale Of 8. ", jacobs Iowa Herd.

u
Special NspoecA 10 Ia 5r1buns
WEST LtztnTs. Ia. April 70. The great anle At
wapsie has besn closed, and Is pronounced Krani
succeas BY all. This hos bcen looked upon through,
tue United States and Great Drlsain with Marc In.
terest than any sale over before u,ade In America
bccause II was credit 10 8. v. Jacobs to be the
sbort.11orn King Of the Vest and the low prices
that hAvs prevailed this spring seemed 10 Indicate
that tho shof3 horn bustuc.s was blocked. Honce
all eyes were turned 10 THIS, feeling TINT
It vas tho test saio. and ~ thoy sold hcra
90 would they sell Al other places. Tho total sale
fs nearly SOC, ooo, snd the average Of The wapsie
herd IL ovee 1900. lot OF inferior cattle wcro
sold TODAY belonging 70 parties In Indiana, Ken.
lucky. and Anssaehusetis. that had been sent hare
for Dtr. Jacobs to sell on commission. They Rold
1t low prices, but high enough for the casa Of cat
q = they were Tie property OF oan1deFs
IIoweser, NTH this class incufct. thc average OF
the whole sale Ia very etose TO $500.
Every one Ia happy, and Ill arc convinced ahat 4
grand fnturc u in asore for short horn breeders.
About 600 people were here. aud ail we're roynlly
entertained free Of Charge and large proportion
At the elegant mansion Of Mt. Jacobs.
The male of Stehniis. Nhrck1er d Miller tAkel
place to. morrow. A better feeling never prevailed
smout atQft.hofp uleu.
, 1877-04-27

mud the gfent benefits to b. derived from
It. Thc ladies' nattercd the1nsetves-and
lnRt1y-thAt they had gotten thron9h
alarge amount Of busness, aA we'll as rse: deal
they felt 70 proud Of It that they deemed It mat
eef for frequent consratn1AtInn. And tho fent1e-
men prctcnt felt bound 70 accord them the ncccs-
t1ons manner. in which Mrs. lTnge conducted the
,s.:ons wns aleo .nb!eet tos frequent remark and
Light rcfrcshmcntA wcrt served by Tho ladies' OF
the Second Church. and after they were disposed
Of tho tusy hmm Of 70 many fculas vnices was
hnshod for shnn time. and nnder the t.batsman-
ship Of the Rev. j. Munro Utb4on, lmator OF tha
church.. short congr1tutatoty a1dtcisss wtrt dc.
lLycrct1 ~ the Rey* Arthur Mitchell ahHDr. c. Il.
Thompton Al the cunef1sun bf their remarks
the reception Nas eloacd. and With much hearty
hanashsklng and earnest good .byes and 0odspceds
tho v18ltof1 and others retired.
, 1877-04-27
THE MADISON (Wls.) P0sT-OfflcE.

Aus"e s".''" y a. 1''o'Ht' -. .
MAntaos. WIS.,, April 25.-Exe1temcns over tho
Madtaon (yyts) Post. Oq!cu IL on The Increase and
1as hen sur7nented bv tbs INSTRUMENTATION nj
~. ,esr'', - '&.,.e ~ M -" .'1' "
sne incamoent Aoa a's 'o''o"es ~. me eohtcat
Ia between T. L. Spoouef, JF.. and E. ". Reyes,
called the s.Do.a." Tho hitter has held the odjee
far srt.~n vr.r, and he. n, thc ls.t
.h,.a,. s.."., ~ ~. "as ~. ~ s.
Elk n'ou'ns iuuns!J nsFe''ea .nat no "onia npt
again have the ofnce. but within two weeks haa
changed hts mind. Tho dispatch to the Chicago
T,mfs few dsYs stucc from Madison was kindly
~. 80" ,,,,'-,". -. .t."ns,..sn A 80
sent from MILWAUKEE, BY ~ regular correspondent
and It gaFc as reason for th!A sudden change
'tntlurc In somo political combinations" We
TAXA this to rurnn that keres has mot the iuansncs
..1.,' stn s..a.t =. h.j ,-,., ~ ~ sI'.s.t.
WIN 'no p3eseh1 90 10 n"a Win toe 'ss' Aon'n's-
trAt'on.
spooner has eecureo and sent on to Washington
monster petition asking for Biz appointment
Reyes and tho Federal otflee- holders st Madison
r. 1cgn 10 % III III hie M ISe
i:,th Of lat month, they have secured rost,eci-
, 1877-04-27

CHICAGO.

A1AAtfA<tVs
ARntvAks-stms AIpenA- Manitowoc, sundrte.:
etmr Sheboygah, Mantuwoc, suudr!cs; prop Mes.
ecngeY, Benton 11srbor, snndttes; prop New Era,
Grand Haven, towing; schf Flying Mist, Muske-
gon, railroad tins; schr Regulator, White Lake,
lumber; setr Rate Lyons, MuAkcgon, lumber; acts
J. u. Merrill, Mnakegon, lumber; fchr A. l., Pot.
ter. Milwaukee, Iron orc: schf Dhres. saugatuck.
bsrk; .rchr Merchant, Lay de- Soque, ash; schr
city Of Grand RAplds, Grand Haven, lumber; schr
C. 1taah, Ahnapce, railroad tics; schr Mary A.
Gregory, nailey's uafbor, arh; schr E, scovslse,
Teg.unee. lumber; scnr Ironsdes. Kevaunec,
railroad Ties; sehs ]. II. Forrest Ahnapee, rail.
road tics: schr o. r, Wade, Alasks, railroad tics;
schs ne1oft Alaska. bark sehr c. J. Roedef Horns
Pier. railroad Ties; schs Charley I1ibbard, Ahnapec
railroad ties; schf Llzzle posk, st. Joseph, LAM
ber; sehs Belle Brown, Ahnapse, railroad
stmt Corona Ct; Jos. sandr:cs; ssmr Chicago,
Nhnttn~oe, snndrica; etnar Mutkcgou, Muskcxun
euudrits: prop George Dunbar, MuskeTon, lumber;
saaates peop Tf.aet. oishd H.sen
prop IL Mbsns. Cleveland. eundries; .ehr Minerva.
rt,ad tles sehr ii. Mueller. Mufkcgon. wood; rchr
Mo!lin: Holland. !ambe' tshr nc'tis GslIkinns,
@
echf Frank Crawford. Muskegon, lumber; schr
Adr'stie, huaksgons III 1amber; e sshr My.tle Mu.ks:
". joatt. Muskecon, lumber and wood : schr Lun,-
bcrman, White Lake, railroad lies: schr Evening
Star, pentratsr. Tood: schF Trl.colos, ilolland,
King, Whita Lake. wood sehr f.ittlc Delle. Row
lumber; scos Mary IIelen, WhIts Lake, fsiiroad
Hammer. Holland, wood: seow Wblto Oak, Ludsng.
ton. lumber: sthr Arundel. Nanlstec, lumber: sckr
William smith. M'chigan, light: sehf Perry Nannall.
wnter railroad tiea: sehs South Side, ltowtey's
1iAy, railroad ties: schf Itoutt 8fmmu1s, Anske.
'sh rors, LIZ o9y
"; cnnaa.aers@ssht a.ss' W g. Allen, Edw.rd.bn.g,
10, 0o7 bu totnt fshr candsn+ Buffalo, ~. 900 bu
prop Charles leisz, Manlftee, 100 bu corn, 200 bn
oats, and sundhe.; stms sheboygan. Mtlwaukee,
anndtles; prep, Tempest M'hile Lake, 302 bu
bfls rotk. brls bcei. and sundricn; prop Nessen.
ger, I.ent'n !lart'of. 100 bn corn: and aundriet;
prop City ot Traverse. Traverse City. 1000 tu
and sundres: echr Sophia ]. Lun. Ford Is!rer, 10
br'a pork. z hrls har.a, and snndfies; tehe Mon.
tauk, K.ngFton, 20, , tHm en corn; schr T. r shel"
trhr II. j. wii,eo1. port Huron, ~ IRE ba corn;
ttmr ch!snsn, Msn!toSoc 70 ". y s1gat and sup. up
San Dles,n Hat1aio, e. 400 BIZ corn; tchr AdEtstic
fSs !!ss FS2s colsofns, s ~ u eosa; 81.
Taylor MnnIslee. 200 bu oats and aunarlee: echr
i: Jones: buffalo, A, 600 bu corn; schr q: L.
Wrsnn. Prescott, II. ri bu corn: sehr Violin.
tons stucl butts; setF Oneonta, buffalo, ~ 7b0 bu
wheat: bnrk Parsna, flnfa1o. 25, 800 bu wheat;
prop cule., nuNa'o. 27, 1:A bu wheat, 90, 7sl bu
oats; stfnr cosona. 81 Joe, sundres; ,atms Mus.
kogon. MuskcCon.. So bris pork and sundr!es:
prop q. r, Heath, sausstuek rundrta.; prop Sky
]. Preston, Kingston. is. IA ID com; prop
Trader, 0ttno laATen, sundfles.
, 1877-04-27
IN GENERAL.
" LIVELY TIME ANoNo Tl1a coLonsD Poru-

- ANLLK 1lMA ANHNU 1uh kuLUNHO EpfH*
LATIon. ~;
About half tho colorcd population Of Chicago
apparently tltoneel thu halls Ut tho Court 1lonxo
md filled Judge Williams room yesterday after.
noon. to l!atea 10 - bearing on = petition for
habess corpus. Tho applicant waa A1nid Louisa
Frsncrsco,a gtsl about II ycaFs old. who had been
mt In ths noaso Of tho Good shepherd BY her
mother Tho father died ab0ut month ago, and
ths lnothes, who by tho wsy, IL sel4 to Ia Dutch
woman, nndlng sho could not mako her daughter
taind, eiusc1 hut to ba atrcsted, aud sent hue 10
tao House of the Good Shepherd. One CAUSE Of
tha tsuro'e between the two wsa tho theological
oAput0 whCh Asose betwoen them, tho mother
esaH9 Catholic and ths YIrl Dsptlst. The Judge
yt.settay AFTER heafing tho motl,er's statement,
ned mat sbe Justices commitment WIS vassd
sna beal. and that the mother had the full
and tols power 10 ssy In what way she wished 10
alapue Of bef CHILD. lie therefore directed her 10
% fouEned to the iIousu Of Tho Good Shepherd.
AtHs announcement the crowd, who secmcd to
sy@tathaxe with tho grl, became greatly c1cltca,
t na aHeapte to squeeze Into The room md Ioseuo
oa soon VA, however. cleared. and thcn Tho balls
oa'n away, etylnx bitterly.
UAItTMiuil7 6TICKLM.
M, te~s g u tat1'aht t,ipd bill asainnt hin part
H. q oetob.l ~ sta eae s
"a g ''ens = WI ~;S ssssf!s; ss'us iaasssl i
sse. bs.iss.. ts ..:ss,; ssa,4 nss sss:5st ss
.a. engaged il ae aaa .s%e b!"s.s % %sud .. II.
si ~" @ ot thy eap.al put ~ ceas!desah's ssnennt
sSs,s ~ teai value Complainant haA contributed
ss1afnt lint The fFm must bo dissolved, ~ 1t
~ p3t1''a' PAT ~, ,srsanscmens xots made tending 70
M asree on ths terms ~ 70 which thu accounts
eHos 90 divided, and consequently. though thsy are
nst doing business. sid though they 6nTe suirsa.
III, thstt LEASE they hare not been ab!a to finally
Ems place Of business. saying By would hence.
Csta 1sfota big wholu tlia u bly, Individual A.
.1n.Wstn Wnsh: y T. charged. re n Dad Wy. Com
counts, " dbpose Ut sous ofits ssscs, aud theirs.
ese as8s Tor m Injunction 10 prevent such cAtas
n5phe, tu, ~ sccount the appointment VI ise-
ss"es' sa0 Tor ths dssoluttoo VI ths hrua.
DIVORCES. 49,
~ temM =: cummings s&mr Into court yesterday 70
ite in q .6a'Fs Ths marriage scans to hase been
~, yeaT. @ ol4 when IA 3cptemhat, 1879, he took 70
we vie Mrs.. Emily Z. cxlsf. . widow III Year, Of
is.m.. nf a oseaaa ae9usln!ed With bar before hst
a ana coastant sclt.sacFtaee during liz pfossastci
9s.1 81 W. ca!ef that i9 due tins aftar thA lat
marriage % herr iie now charges her With In
pos<ncs and s4ks f0s = disorrs.
lTkN5.
ann T. ths lA.t aay Of ssrtea In ths Federal
tafs VIII be prepared.
Soha !ts5bats, coas.ab!e, VS. dued so Js.tes-
~ ~ 1a15o Aofons for refusing TO suErtndxr GER
aa1a ID tho County Jail.
UktrsD s7ATEs coUkrs.
w. H. etoas and Frank ]. Remington COM
, 1877-04-27
PEORIA,
s. 4 9RHAT, BQUABHLy.


PEORIA, ILL.,, April 20 .-0n the 30thJar OF March,
1877. the CITY Council Of Peoria, by unanimous
vote, pa.acd general. appropriation ordinance
covering all tho Items Of expenditure for tho dscal
year 1A71. Dy tho charter ot tho city tho Colncll
IA composed Of tho Mayor and eighteen Aldermen.
Tho Mayor II the prcsidtns o!1ccr Of tho Council,
out eau only glyo.a casting rotv. On tho I'D OF
April Mayo. Hoblnson, by vIstuo Of lhs authority
vcsted In him By tha Anyutn ae, of 1n75
vetoed one item OF i'll, 900 for new pumps
To replace an old ono It tAo Water. Works. The
Council then, ~ required BY Jaw. rcconaldcrcd tho
vote, aud then. BY y yeas to nays. yoie to pass
5iaJor then claimed that ~ the measure to be
passed osHf his veto had 70 receive iwo.ttiFds
vote Of all The members elees to TIC C!sy <onnel,
Mn WAS COMPONENT FAHT or THE GOUNClk,
and, consequently, that # required two.thira. nf
ts votes Of the ntnttaoa In the tuunc to pass tlls
Item. l,s e.o e'alesa shss hs could gtye ses.tlns
sutcu IL the negative and declared ihe n,taAnTe
io.L Tn Council thea sdoptsd . tss:olu.ion d.
contract % t'ona 1rna.. Of lndianapolis, iof thu
puup' Shortly sfsctwaId. r., wessy pt'm33nsn. stt.
easry.ng oat The contract. The city Council then
represent lbs city silo Of tho caso l.. Haruoi,,
Esa.. and Judge l., Hopkins were rc1aLnod oy the
AFTER AN INVESTIGATION or rap CASH,
wAut q equity on tho tseo Of III b.ll n. es:e
and Thoma4 CTttly and d. ii. McCuiloch for conl.
plalnanss on Isst sssursay and Msnday; Th!s
l,otulng Judge Goehfsno decided the motion, and
oaiy Tia Aldermen ths teR,s,ttiss iucm-
hess--wrEo Intended 10 ba counted, and thas
It Wal not = case wheEa tbs Mayor
cau!l give Tho cxsliug xote, and, thetefora, tho
tncasuTe Ma l4wfully paased hy vote Of IL 10 u ;
that tue contract susds With Dean BrotheFs not
! debt within tho meaning Of the prohth.top Of
Ar. .. Sec. -, Of the Consultation u 1870; that
ths ttetn Wxs QUO OF the naatte1 that tho Council.
Ia it, discretion. Thought 4 nsccsaAfy 10 provide
or and tAy for out q tho ordinary current !9serGss
held 10 prohibit cities from making coutrnets Tor
tho strvlcrs Of IT, employees occrs, Of with ton.
tractors To furnish machinery ~ 70 b paid f9t out
TAk NkNHFAFkRs
HAYS been very beicf In denounciug this cuntFsct,
and 1t remains to bo whether either OF them
will attack tho Judge tor acting Independently Of
aud deciding the oppMslte u what they tn advance
told hlu he ought to bold 70 ba ths Law Of this
, 1877-04-27

meneed suit for s1o, 600 sgsinst Henry Fuller,
4sss.. s;5s.S; $; s.s
III pn; yss;ss sd
r Es. + s,ss ..s fgstsa: cd :', n,.,..on.,
c..ed ooeds .ss cenpsay uasa q lses;et j, 3d.
So sa 1Ssss Sfs.n j. sft :s T. Yfst se asa
FI;a iRsat sod,sana R,ssn p s. ot.sc,, Shi,s
i: !. K q So. i; I'd .he y: Y af .hs n. i. K
a9ainst John. FonJths. =: n: Stanley, r: ".
ssaG, ss1. mss aI p's g. g. IT. Eo f. = tss
In Fort Dearborn Addition 70 Chicago.
A Gfth dividend meetlna In this matter Of the
s.s = .sst sse s1 s. % ii, IT, s.! sa;
ps ths remaining 90 per cent needsd to n"kf
a.o expected that taefs will b enough To P'1 thu
Bta1iof ~ fg I.ncoct A-seneo Of shosnela pros
tae North clatk atrtst drY good: nefchanta died
report yesterday, stating that he Lad taken pos
& .st so ef e f .st. Ees i
s hs eraaafy cst Of II ,,'ds s,as ed h' r: s:
IT, H. hiases. $ss ss!ss ta.t = s.. n'qnsntsId
se. q 'ns s
bii $500 for tho lease Of tho store. .ru1o was
entered Or al pa.s. 70 So D". e ssss
The Heqistor for hnai report. ,.
Jnmee H. Norris. Aufii ~. 1t 10 T. m, before tho
, 1877-04-27
FIRST ARRIVALS.

Tic props II. Altans md Lawrrnce arrived here
yesterday. They lett Cleveland Saturday last, and
wcro the frst boats to up through tho Straits
ii.ts season. The bouts kept e!osS together fsoE,
tbs start. and were ready to render assistance to
each other II required, which, however, wan not
needed. they having had fno weather during t,e
whole trip. The following IL tho 1o7 Of Capt: \.
". srrague. Of tho Lawrence, which aycs full In.
Aprii .l-Left Cleveland at 12 :e6 p. H., closely
followed BY the ST. Albuns, Wind ". ". Passed
through delh Of Ice 1xc miles Wide.
-fprif 11-PasscA Maiden at 10:11 4. m. Wind
still n. w. No Ice tD.day. lsasFrti Detroit Ut =
y, m. Arrived II Port Huron At 7!15 =. N. Lois
of fcc ID view from here. After eonsnltAtioa with
Capt Chapmaus, Of the st. Albans, concluded to
wntt TIL morning.
Ipii :i-Lef Port Haron ut 8:a5 4. H., and
entered field Of floating Ice two miles from tho
mouth Of tue nyer. II p. m., just got through
tho Ice at Point OF Darqu+B.
Apf1 ~. / q. m.-ui Thunder Day; no Ice IN
sight- 10:10a q. m.-OH rsrsQac 1ssc light. Wind
fresh from tho nolthwcst; pastod prop Maine and
barge on 1logIrs tily, Il. IT,. on Chobo ygan = p,
IN. rus4rl Wnugoslance light Ut 4:3G p N.
Found large fields VI leo In the strnlis.
-Aprit 9:t-ArrIrc1 st Glen Ilnreu at 2:JO T. m. |;
left at .. nj. Arrived at Milwaukee 1t II .. III.
April 1B-Arftyei 1t Chicago II u. nj.
No Ice YVES srtu after leaving Glen Haven.
Nothing happened worthy 0f npta during the
y0Jxgc. The rnh wAa very pleasant
, 1877-04-27
"BECAME SOUND AND WELL"

HATcuxR's SrA1loS, Ga. March "a, 1ssa-
r. p Pige4, " D,-DxAH 8m: Mr. wife. who
lad beeu III for over two Year,, and had tried
many othrr medicines, became sound aud we'll
BY uslug your Fayorite Prescription. My uiecs
WAS also cured hY tts use, sitter sererI physt-
c4aus had ftlo1 10 do her my good. Yours uu-
u, TuoAAs }. Mszuvia.
, 1877-04-27

All nnrvnna, exhaustinK. and palntu1 diseases
speedily yield To the curative Influences OF pulxef-
mac1,rr's Electric lieli* and llaudx. They arc
safe, s'mrlb. and effective, ami can te easlly sp.
ticnlaFs u,Ailel frce. tlaFcsa P1lxesniachar Gal.
yAnlc ca. Cincinnati q.
, 1877-04-27
ERIE.

6ptd9l bKSpetcA 10 1ha 7HbaNk
Ea1x, Pa, April J.-1ha sebrS Chester .,
Joncs and Laura Bello came in from To'edo thus
morning. and tett Tor shove this evening. Two
rtuats from unfoio, upward bound. pAased Efia
to-day.
, 1877-04-27
FAST nay.

8pt0W WtP0lef % 1AS 1T6HHA
3tlNxHAruLis, Mlan., April MI- Governors
proclamation appointing April 60 day of fast.
Ing and prayer Tor relief from tho grnsshoppcr
scourgo was generally observed In this city to-day
fy nornlng service In tho churchus and the closing
OF ali tho principal buatness houses.
, 1877-04-27

CANAL CoILEcrou's oTysex, CHICAGO. April 20.
-ARnisxo-Prub Faiias, Lseon, 4, 500 bH corn;
E. 4 Easeon, ChIl!ifothe, 4, 200 bu corn: Phnn'x;
IoekpoEt, 5, 600 bu corn; csyaga, LeekpoFt, q, 800
b1 eogn; Novelty and ha1go, Peru. 10, 800 ba
ClxAgsp--J. Blanchard, Laaalle, Us, l3S t. lam-
bes. W, 10 shlngles, p, Wn lath; Deer lstk,
rs Il lumber; Danups. Ottsws. II. SEQ Il lumber;
iiesculss Peru, ". el3 IL lumber, 70 7n0 l4shi j
Aonsaus, Peru. IS, Go8 It laa,1st, IA, so lath.
, 1877-04-27

lth 4 SLOW time fVr tho tuss There weFe only
eight .s.&rls on ths lumber Matket yesterday. but