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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-01

The Swcdenborgians are making
efforts 10 complete the endowment Of
their University at urbana, o.
The Empress Dowagcr Of japan
has contributed $4,000 toward found
ing school for young mobiles in Toxic.
An Industrial College for Negroes
is 70 be established in Richmond, Va,
the intention being to teach trades Of
various kinds.
Bishop Marvin, Of the Southern
Methodist Episcopal Church, il In the
Holy Land, having visited China and
japan. He returns TO America shortly.
Here is specimen of English com
position, spoken by the President Of a
school board IN Cincinnati, when re-
turning thanks for his election; ~
would have preferred that this honor
had fell onto 4 different member Of this
Board"
"A Swedish Lutheran College at st.
Peter, Mimi, has just closed its first
year with a satisfactory examination; il
has been attended during part or the
whole Of the year by AZ young men and
four young women, from IA counties.
AN American law-studcnt named
Foster has Just achieved the laurel Of
IL. ID. at Berlin University, astonishing
and dclighting a large audience Of
learned Germans by the success with
which he passed his examination and
the brilliancy of his dissertation.
The Rev. Or. Lovick Pierce. the
patriarch If the Southern Methodist
Church. issued an address 10 his denom-
ination on his g3d birthday. On that
occasion he held family reunion, 40
being present. He has in all ~ de-
scendants. One Of his sons i Bishop
who j. well advanced in years.
Livingstone Hall, 50 called after the
great African explorer, j. the name Of a
new building about 10 be erected at
Nashville, Tenn, in connection with
Fisk University. II is 10 be built from
funds secured by subscription in England
by the leaders ~ the Jubilee Singers,
and will be- an elegant addition 70 this
popular university for the education Of
the colorcd people of the South
Fears are expressed that the Pres
bytcrian and other Protestant mission
aries may be greatly disturbed BY the
military movements In Eastern Turkey.
Erzcrum j. one Of the stations Of the
American Board. which has other sta
tions AZ Narpoot, Siyas, Marsoyan, and
Broosa. Should the war be protracted
il may be necessary for the missionaries
al some points 70 retire for time 70
safer places.
800. The Society Of the Love Of Jesus"
j. the name Of new religious guild in
London. Excepting the vicar, all are
females between IL and 80 years old.
No member i permitted to read any
book which has not been submitted 10
the vicar or the lady warden; dress
must be simple, modest, and not ex-
travagant; no improper places Of amuse-
mcnt are % be visited. and no church
attended which l. not in communion
with the Church Of England.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-01

The Emperor Of. Germany must
have been fairly worn out on his S0th
birthday, for he received 1858 congrat-
ulatory kilograms and nearly 5000 con
gratulatory letters on that day.
Courtbct, the French painter, has
consented 10 pay a fine Of 100000 for
his share IN the destruction Of the Ven
dome Column. The Court takes the fine
N annual instalments 81 $4,000.
The youngest son Of Edhcm Pasha
has for some time been pursuing his
studies In the house and under the care
"a Protestant clergyman at Berlin. He
VIII DC allowed ~ complete his course
~ studies after the German system in
the Pruss,an capital.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-01

DIR. Louis, Of New Orleans, who Is
something of a wag, called on Bap-
list minister, and propounded few
pulling questions. .Why l. i, said
he, "that you are not able to do the
miracles that the apostles did? They
were protected against al poisons and
al kinds Of pcrils How Il IL tina, You
are moi protected in the same way"
The colorcd brother responded prompt
w, Don't know about that, Doctor;
s-pcct j.. I've t'ken mighty sight
Of strong medicine from you, Doctor,
and Is alive yet.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-01

Field Marshal Wrangel celebrated
the ninety-third anniversary 81 his birth
day Oh the 10th of April. and received
visits Of c0ngratulati0n from the Ger
man Emperor, the Crown Prince, and
number Of other members Of the family.
, 1877-05-02
ILLINOIS DOCTORS,

SbfcI1I Q4EpdtcA to The 17kNn4.
BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, May .-'lhe Mc.ifcal Society
Of Central Illinois met In annual session At Was,-
tngtonIsn Hall In Bloomington to-day, and I'd.
journcd this evening. The Society numbers eighty
fonr. and the attendance was fair in NUMBER, and
Represented all paris Of Central Illinois. Many wcrc
detained ffom attending BY tho blockade OF tho
Lafayette l1nc. in tho absence OF Dr. Orner, Of
saTbFook+ DR.. D[rneH of Champaign, aetnd ~
Chairman. Dr.. Cochrane. Of Farmer City, scled
as Secretary. The addres Of welcome was delivered
By Dr. White, the response by Dr. I1iracy. Among
the exercises ofshe day weru paper on ''surgeons,
By Dr, Pollock, at ltcyworth; sub.inyolution Of
the Uterus, " by Dr. Nanktu, OF Loda, road by Dr.
White; ''Dgscntory." BY Dr. Wright, Of Clinton;
ayphi|s, by ps. IT'LL, Ut Bloomington. Tho latter
paper will be Rad to thu men Of tie Firtt n. K,
Church by invitation Of tic pastor. Tbs following
Delegate. wets elected 70 the american Medical
Association Of Chicago, june +: Drs. White. Wor.
rrlI. Hill, and Lnuahlin OF Bloomington, UEny Of
Normal. Wright Ut Clinton. Naltf0n uf Farmer
Cltr. Tho following delcgatcs wefs escted to tho
stste Medical Aasoelasion: prs. r. Mack Of HcY-
Psrkhn1,. of 1ansers; Iarthlow u utbaua, o.net
Tenncy Of Bloomington. The next place Of meet.
Ing will bo Leroy. a resolution was passtd coH.
mGndng tho action Of newspapers In exposing
quacka, Tho Society adjourned.
, 1877-05-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

HIC1{fE{}a-ss1sKHAH
The opera laat nfsht At Iiaver'y's WAS 1.-THE fao-
henlau Gfrl." After one has heard ''The 10.
hem!an fiir "sar thirty or forty times, II docfn't
seem 40 p1cating u II nnce did ThIa 10 partly duo
to Tho sdTancs Of The heaseri in decade moro
or LEES In onos life making vasl difference Ia mis-
eapabilty Of being gratted,-but more largely tn
the fact thAt experience detonat.ates that most Of
1Faifa'a melodies srs nnmistakably thin: they
tinkie It IN true but tho ttnke ts not even thst o
silver, bnt Of tin. The house ltsk
evening wss Of moderate ttxe, and wn. not very
enshusIast!e, only eneore being Of tho
guastctte, ''From tho valleys and the hills"
tsts. 1s,eh1ngs-Bernardw was in rood vo'ee,-sinsns
sad see At your feat" ina satisfactory manner.
-and her selEnR was. Of course, excellent. .'Thtn
yont1 remember me-" and 1.-THE fair land OF
Poland" wcsc given bY Ms. Gates with mutIca!
correctness. but without tho duo amount OF
dramatic ezpEeraion. Mt. .Bentxs E'onHf ~aa only
so.so. though 'Thc heart bowed down" was
fairly executed. Tho main defect being the at.
tempt to emhrotder tho met0dy.-a defect. how
s5sf' y Then he ' Pot !; a., e,n.a'ar
fsts piecs Of pefsonst1on, but the bnffoonery In
Tho Arnhelm nsane!dn WAS drawn out to TOO great
length. Altogether, Tho representation was Of
an artFage character. We hare had sutne bellrr
ones, buf then wa havc had many woTac,-tnuch
wcrse. notably the attempt made by the Stsak osch
rhny, the horrors Of which Rifll slckeu tht minds
t thu unfoftnnateA who were present At the Mccui-
1uuxli. Kari tnassatrt. Through soma td!ocy, tho
doorr wcre opened ten Or Attcen minutes before
thAt The auaienco dispersed In thoroughly chilled
condition.
, 1877-05-02
RELIGIOUS.
The Annual Meeting Of the
Chicago Congregational
Association.
Gains and Losses of the Church-.-Re-
vivals and Their Results.

The Chicago Congregational Association held its
frss annual meeting yesterday In the Oakland
Church, on Oakwood boulevard, nenr Cottage
Grove arenne, Of which tho ttev. z. 8. fio1bruok
IA pastor. The following ministers and delegates
wefs present:
.ss + sassss E. se sss aEas:ss bs
i.,k :as ls:v. iufks Issx!'t} ds.s!st ntfest. shs
6fMs:f S9t saa;ay III sy ~ &
s'fSs!' e. IL:
,ns t. Ill., oit:Td r e. a{ tss. Gs og'.s GT'sn. e.
ss I'd ss r.; ts H. 5
III. IS s*s ofs5:' s " X sSa VII
wfi s;sss' s,s' T. < sse wv F.''s1 Il *tsAe'
The Rey. J. r.. Williams ~aa called to the chair
The hrst h.li hour Va. spent In devotional cxcr.
Besehsr b: and , I1nntinRton and re Moderator.
i.ea,,ts va. eho.en e rs - seri6s. N ''S ''''' '''
pontci business com%tses. md iatirsd 70 COZ. o.
A. Initiation was extended to tho Association by
and Messs,. Huntington. Vsnderyeer and Caserno
,sppolhtsd COMMITTEES 70 arrange programme for
The Iev.. :. n. Dole, Of Crate. rcanested let.
sof OF dfsnis.!on from tho Association and one Of
fha Iier: ). i: walker, y, II. ur.w,ter,, Of
El1!n. Woodwo..h, Of Despla!ncs. and butcher,
vitsA TO rit ~ corresponding members,
chn,s s hss mi u sis e s snss se,, Pss sa
m1ttcd a. members Of the Association.
III. TIE appointment Of thtee deesate: to The
sbs business Com,nIttee.
The 1teslstcr and Treasurer read the annual
fcceip.s amounted to xlsi. ~. md ths cxpendi.
tuIes SAB. g8, leaving balances m hapd Of sU 10.
The ,Rs ley: =: y Packard Of Evanston, prcaent.
-, CONDITION Or THE VARIOUS CHURCHES
Within the Assocla:3on.
:. The Introductory refcss to tho revival work and
thc augmentation of tner,herahp In ncar.y oil thu
naclc. md Wicker Park,. d..urpesred iiom tts
Association. tho hrst. t.nnned Joining the Ely1n Az
ssoc1a,t,,on' tio sceond bceomlns independent md
s sa Ths Srs; sona
on-street. wero without pastors. Tho church
at haywood had Joined Union movement. Eight
nsw pasg1' IT. taa appaa,ed II ths Association aa
afallfng on IN the church expenses and eontribu.
ilons In mary Instances. AMI remarkable Increase
in others. It wns natteE for profound eongsatu.
la.lo1 that lhey had held their own and nlac large
to cat % dests. This New ENGLAND Church
during the year for all aenerolent objects. and
penscs. At Ernnstoh tho benevolent contrbu-
tions atnonntcd TO S1h 20 per number; Oak Park,
$40. 1a: Eort{.suvcnih .atseet Sail; chicago
noticeable TINT where auxlafics Ut tbs N0mhn's
Hoard Of Missions were found. thcte thu aums for
mlh1tons were more easily secured snd were far
llla, document, and the following ta5ls, showing
tIlc1r condition:
, 1877-05-02

MISCELLANEOUS
This ting Mosher II IN Miller 1,ros.' Dry.noek
getting new wheel. The schs Kitty Grant Is Also
There getting ealkcd. The schr James Couch Il
still In the sonth.i1ra 1iry-Dock getting cslkcd
~ wel1 tres fasttnsd. The canyss stolen from
The nethcl Homo ahort time ago han been sccov-
cred; 1t was fouad in junk shop On the west sfdo
:.s'Iho stmss CITY Of pu1uth and john Prilgeon.
~. a'e ~ Snapssited t hs,e o;dey from l,n{ c! w
:;$!ss = 's:fs e.!x 81
Tlerc arc lots Of talt-ahodt being built up The
South branch. g. The schf Moonlight got an The
eoto% sottora II paging ss1osEh Tws't stisst b'Fe
bottom Ii backing out flun, tho Centrai Elevators
:,..rhc foil2wEng Captains hare tcen sworn In Al
out With Tho Neos: II. {. Woodruff, tehs Danfotth:
ss saT'Ss Jss ,,s M@lIsn ii; &
.chr Kimb.Il; /. Edgar: b,tsa saswnee; and H.J.
o,:ht; ;nh, ;st g. The 'tm5 eefles. Isit ete
rest Ill., ayas e 20 us Is sss e
on at Miixaukse..: Tbs schf Thomas Iiowfand got
ns nsT ;,o,n a,t ,sh' Ma'f ,
Thetq wsls l;eiy lines amons sons ct ii" tus.
sa ' a ci: sssss, w gsgaat!
wtecEln9,taE, The George II, Parker. viii H. sta:
t'oned + wana.or DURING the 4sa.on., The fioy.!
hn!st at Eobonrg, Lake Ontario. II rtiJ 10 bo nv.
inn way....T Tho sci1r Tratlo Wind started from
Cleveland during tho blow on Saturday. In get.
q. hole IN her bow above liYht.watur marx.
The sailors In Cleveland ars on = strike; shey
I'D have obta.aSd crews II ,,at Th0t Tha .irtops
triod 70 prevent tue cresra working, but worc
promptly dispersed BY the police. ..Tho reports
effect that low water viii tic up good many loga
nntIl the June rains The slIpn'eMns M q corn from
from. Chicago 2.E0o, 00o :. This ofl.adj journcd
meeting otthe tug ownora al Detro,s Ia 10 be held
to-day. Nearly oil the tugs arc In commission
now. ....A lighthouse building Ii now being crecl.
on tho north pier Of The barhof at Martnctts. The
buldiD3 will be Of iron, octaron In ahapc, thirty
tour lcet Nigh. and fourteen feet In 4Ian1tter.
, 1877-05-02
NORWOOD PARK.

4 large sudence gathered at the Reform Church
Monday evening. expecting to be entertained BY
Mf. Burbank. Large delegations from nclghbor.
Ing suburbs weFe present. attracted by tho fauc OF
tlls rcadas. For ss,no reason, tne gentlenian n
failed to keep hEs appointment, and tho disappotnt.
ment Of the audience was very great. Tho Com.
mistec. however, nothing daunscd. determined 10
do The best Thing In their power, and programme
consisting Of seadtugs* rccttations and mua!c was
tmpror!eed. At the Seqncst Vi tho Committee,
lad,cs and gentlemen from the audience yo1un.
tecscd ther scTvtces and tho housa expected 10 ba
devoted to Air. burbank wcrc agscenlly sftent, ~
WAS the uhanmous verdict Of thUsc present.
, 1877-05-02
OTHER DEATHS.
HEerfdf fhSts1frk h. ~. Tkfhu..

Ann AnAou, Mlch., May 1.-Edwin Van Dauark.
er for shltty.a'e years resident Of this city, WIS
attacked With congestion Of the brain thls mora.
Ing, and dIod In nyo houss. Me was perfectly we'll
up to tho time of tho attack. lIs owned = larxo
property. liz la4ssa . xlfe aud several children,
LiE!Lx Rock, Ark, MaT 1.-The remaias oi the.
late Postmaster, Jcscph HEooks Will b. conveyed
to IT, Louis Tor tnteFmsnt.
, 1877-05-02
OBITUARY.,
WILLIAM q. DnOWNLOW.

william uonnaWaf UtoWn3ow. Ex-Governor Of
Tonnessee, and from 1900 to 1876 United States
Senator from that State. died yesterday at Knox-
sillc In ha 72d year. lie WAS born OF poor parents
IN wythc County. viraIn Aug. 20, 1so6 lie
VIA left pcnniloas orphan as tho age Of II ycars
lie earned hls living In very humble way until he
cotnplstod hts 18th rear. He then removed 10
Abingdon whero he appscntice1 afnsaotf to a cdr
pcnter. f1o had been vcfy poorly educated and
DOW did bis best to remedy tho defect. On attaIa.
+. Church. surviving Is HI ltlncfunt from, 1H:0 10
f. e. aeasF. sr 70 ns 5 " Il S hs SsE
Abont this tlmo llo vas siationet in Aouth
hs IN III na as Y e s
d'strlct. tho Young minister was bold enunEll TO
take pronounced stand against the nutE!ters. Iio
also discus.cd the relation Ut tho Melhod.h to
tayotiav tho holding Of slayo;' hc thought ihe
qucston. sd tst Il would ono asy Or othar @ .haka ILL.,
pssea f. ;ss th;t as{ sna nSi i T 6G r. oi 4
S's es :ss
how nobly te adhered to tho determination. lisy.
a. - Fedsrsl wiz q shs Wa.hinston and 1: Ais1:.
sadet Hamilton .shoo!% aaVoestsa ihs ss:'1eetien
so 5ss: Se %ss oon ssss aes ot
IT, IT. w ~ "ca ~ n me- y. M
hnnnnJ ~ ernorant. ssns~ =. nrn. re s.s ~ 1ts.as.a
.iona NJ aisfnrnih ncutnrv nii"snn,nrs ara tSaH
inutsns ~" Nhn1ti,ni.t. SpnH ~ moa ~u sneot t
cs%,a IN for ths so."sc.l .s"rnnctssI H. ooso
n Hr".,s A ssstors Itrntiss .;, a"g M ts '.
attacked ths Me.host poi!tt in .Tha t,rcst f,"
@heol" III. M SroWaow@. WITH @seliad 10 ho 5sst iton tan
Tis ahowrd tnt nv eons Il" y ta'
~ l., i1t;cat as cnntenxnt.1 1.s ~ R ,9R!onS
- ~ :" E Eons4 ,ro..iar ,s}., ~ 4eno Nv aacIssea
Hryrns ~ pSiiu"1nh.a r 'G ',cis,' a., naam
ati.1s.,i m.bii.hr IN vaimma ~ ~ ",Sn Msa
i.d ~ miihnoa. ~ ,nd snag w. moi a'st'n
r sra,.'a ~, 1,.rf "ua sa"'f' esPec4a'y on
AT rins ~ la ~. h".n r,o,. ,.mou. ,,- ,o,,,u
n..v Xxi h, n"J J!,nir 1sS noeeo en VI % H. nf.n
th.t ~ s ,.o: xas sno, w.5 no tlines
~ aMsa ~ "v ~ .o', @ oo'' Ine"eu Lnhs 20 Mas
Iuan ;o1 ~ fonen ohe. IN tne gloomy winter
rsneorit y. ~ ~ dU"ni ~ ~ 9't VI
~, =. a.ha;i kko.. aa III tnas sau Tepe! isaa
ish.t. ~ isss ns.tn "s srn amn y, o!us ,
III "a is1i fi.p shr pvhic.ttcn ~ H. HILL HILL,
ibjs heroic msa to swosyc from hs cuaese' .Mtseo
II. ,its HMa9t t.s e,o.s ~ t"9n r.. sase
,xn. ~ narcsh ~" Stose ,- ~ w ysar nc
Mas S haacea !" sntssKS 'f9m Soaeea'ment
u"'T ~ orEoHnr.sv III w. nsn nmo"ea ~ 9utt
~ o csiSM "na irntana, ,,h h.u sat1s.so Pat
tr.l}mr Stac, III ennGsc3s n.nv.a Viz na ~
iRs he ~ nsrmit,sd "a snn,e Sath an " fa,sn ,sa
H'.. 81 ~, ~ ~ Htnennats tnan IN
M t. ~. - M ~ ,. ~ e sPsni eoaslaeI,
ao.e .tas ~ "a "as fy enn s, ~ eaGMny: An ptePaeGu
u Wo!s ~ sseeson, Wtn epeGsaI letelGitcc4 ~ ~
oMM sJ. & anaaI ~ hsuc,s. ~a!5a ~ nau
MiuH ~ taas E.rolenc1 naa oeens19nea SnAtnae o.
hs !asa. IN sckar4 70 safesy, an1 no cands1y sup
, 1877-05-02

RocKSoup, ILL.,, Auy 1.-Wltbus r. Storey VIA
dssahltea In the Resa,sf casa to.d4y, It sppes.s
that T.. y. Truds put IN plea IN abatement 10 tho
jurisdiction OF tho Court. ~ this pls.ntlR d.
mursad, snd his demurrer was sustained By tho
Court, NJ tbs p1ea was held insufficient. Ytorsy
for aceusing 1tssslrs ut stealing $7O0 Ths cur
Eent that essles wss not Indicted u tho
GsaDa 3asy e thi. eon + untrue H. h. Hsss
suits SpllhWlnt.
, 1877-05-02
COLD WATER AT WHITEWATER.
Hf.AcfdF kSe.uty.k -

WuiTkwArEH, W1s.. May 1.-The no-licsnss
men won theIr fourth consecutive victory to-day
At our CHARTER election. The liquor party made no
Resistance. aud Tho Temperance ticket received =
unanIusous sota VI :ibo. uerttofus. they hasr
oa1y won after hard ntiug They atttibute thEs
cnuuy. on account Of tho Tremendous su1o41s
, 1877-05-02
TRIBUNE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

Rooms. oceapaHt. ...,
!. CHARTER OAK LIFE tIoan nep.t.}
2. To NEST.
3. 0uBTtN 4 WALLACE. J. T. DALE.
=. puEnER WATcH.cAsE AAN'f"o CO.
8. TIT Itfs:sT.
G. To RENT.
Z. HENRY LCEBKEH
9. VA. C.. DOW. A. j. BROWN. r.. ROBBINS.
0. WRIGHT 4 TyHItELL.
10 CHARTER OAK LfFE Insurance Dcp*t,)
tl.t3. FAi!tciItLD d ULACKMAN.
1913. JAMES MORGAN. II. ". D1tlpttE-
II. n. u. HAMDtS.
1910 D. X. PEA4H0S8 & CO.
~ TO RENT
u. U. l.. DASNiN l. co.
-. ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
-. EuiTU1.lS,ciilEF.
"a. MANAGING Editor.
=. ASSOCIATE EDITIONS.
~. l.. e. EARLE
u. ". j. nANSET co.
~. WILLIAM BNnss.
~ II. ?. S01tCttOss. J. \. McELDOwNRT.
70. NEl,rATIi LYcEUM BUREAU.
81. COMMERCIAL EDITOR
IL. v. ". DEXTEiL
~. HEO. L. THATCHER A. r. STEVENSON.
u. MINT EulTnls.
sa. CITY EDITOR
ofaees In tho building to scnt BY ". C. DOW,
Room y.
, 1877-05-02
STRIKE ENDED.

CINCINNATI, Nay 1.-The GoMnsrelar1 special
says the miners strike In the Hooking Valley IL
ended BY the operators yielding u the dsusud Of
sbe ulusry.
, 1877-05-02
PORT HURON,

: 0Pec9o@ AF14Sd1eN 70 1N 1V7tuKA
PoaT ltpaos, Mich. May ID p. m.-There is
no material change In Ice blockade. except that
nasl9at1on has received smother setback In the
north wind OF to-day. Prop Ucntou and steam
barge Ohio and bsrges wars pallcd out OF the les
today attef scven dsy.' slsxe. Three sailing
hayu beun tenk '"e"
, 1877-05-02
THE YCE.

Tsls&rsaas from Port Austin, Port Crescent, and
Huron CT! Jsststdsy said The tes was moving out
!hto Ine taxe, anu thAt these waa nothing around
Point aux Bsrdues 10 prevent navigation. Sand
Beach thu harbof was c!eAr, tho Wind wss south.
wcst. and tie lea moving ont l1to the lake, II
Lexington The 1cs lad moved away several ml1eS
anl psopellesa wcse uorlpS freely outside,
, 1877-05-02
tatn1 report working through forty mttea Of fce nt
tl1e foot Of Lake Huron. Props Idaho and Dlanch.
ard lcAys for Chicago tbls evening"
ERIE.

tRnseidf N.potch to 7as 7rfbuns.
EnlE, Pa, Mny 1.-Tko prop Philadelphia anil
Fchr schnylkili lsft for Chicago This evening. Tho
prop Wlnslow fchrts to -mofrow, and tho A!aaka on
ba.nrday.
chartsred-sehr Annie Sherwood, coal to Chi.
cAKo, nt 60c.
, 1877-05-02

CV<Cpo8 AfaVs*E1s
BrFfAto, n. T.. May 1.-psops Montana and
Atab!a. from Chicago, anl prop Wayerly, from
Nilusukee, slfsed this forenoon. spd nrs tho nr.t
boan from the Uypse Lakes th!a seaaon. The Cap.
, 1877-05-02
THE ILLINOIS CANAL,

4 communication has been received from
Thomas Tyrell. Captain Of tho canal. boat r, r,
Sherman. I1e says that the lock,telttcr At LaSaio
allowed him to lock through without = permit
after detatning him somo ttmc. and tho Collector
at Lockport incl him s. fur 10 doiug, aud after.
wants tho Superintendent sent snstkuctions 10 OF.
tawa to letatn him TIL further orders, aud sub.
sequcat1y dned him t?3 taftcr OBTAINING hin. two
days) tor tho same u2enso for :shch hs lad becn
previously hned+ 1tlooks ~ II there was something
wrong aomewheen. tbs lock.tendcF should not 10
alluwsl u uso his own tsscruton ~ to locking
. boat through With OF without a permit. aud i
Collector should mt tu,poss and soltu<t anc on
ILL OWL responsibility, and tho Superintendent
aftetwasd. colicct anotl!cr soE thu saus oarnso.
II xils be IN ordst tar 6apt: .fhon,as 70 exp1a,n.
port. i. 800 bu corn.
CLE4nK,t-uypay Queen, tlcnty, Us, 900 It lam
hcr. 13, oo0 !alh; EreApslrk, Menry, o., as!@ Il
lu1a1sr; pEop 'ie.es So Henry. no, Wy T lumIeF
Sale, q. $50 fs aootlny u, 200 siding. b0, 900
!ath; Thousa scott. Msrsetllcs 91. "a It Lumbar;
uensy, VI, HS4 II lumbcr.
, 1877-05-02

made BY the Temple Of Honor, which in in 4 most
prosperous condition Whitewstef claims the
banner III genuinely temperance town
, 1877-05-02


1fotLAFp, Mich, Nay I. tito schf Fonr Broth.
crt Of shA place. In trying to make this port ycstcr
day. struck her bow agal,at pics, damaging her
head gear considerably.
, 1877-05-02

IlkI4G1I1Ss
CHICAGO. o.--Thcre was fair Inquiry for corn ycs-
sells ut 3c for I3ni!ao. Tho capacity taken fuotel
up 81, 600 bu wheat and a43, 600 bu corn.
CAarters: For 1iul1ato-prop Commodore, corn
through; schrp Hazard and II. G. Richards, corn
at &c. To ktngston-Echrs fankeo Biade, II.
Wells. and +. Z. Leighton, cosu ct Be. TO
sarnia-3chr Il. T. Crawford, curn through. To
Port Coi5orno-schr City Of Chicago, wheat at i1tc.
In the afternoon tic schr Niagara for 80. 600 bu
wheat to lsulalo at .fc. and tho schn Jridyewntcr
and Our Son for u, 600 bu corn ~ buffalo at &c.
The schs urace Murray 20, 600 bl corn 10 Kingston
at &c.
Special N.pasea 10 7ns Iusuns.
MILWAUKEE, Wis.,, MAY 1.-cbarterst. schooner
August Smith. wfcai 10 buffalo. i cents.
At'LwArgEx.-SchrN Nevada. wheat to Kingston Al
7hc,
.rolxno. --schr Oak Leaf, corn to Eue at eHc;
schr curstcan. corn 10 Oswcyo at &c.
nErn1fIS9 ehnrtsFs 9 Il grain. Lumber fFou.
cfsvEtssa:Icssl iss!yst.: 4 nameet Of vessels
are e. ef hse sssa iH @
i'at!dwis;, eYal Cleveland 70 GhIeago. 59c trse'
sssslaad s TO wsatse.% % s0a +oe: seht R,ea sp T.
S sss ees i S.es sss 10 ri
itIssf e ali%.ssss 5Ss FIJI :ss; sops. M'nss s
Fo4tes tsnlall}, coal. Cleveland g Milwaukee, 6oc
luut 70 milwaukee, Goo tfas; sckv. Nura.
xa,sett .tamaill,. coal Cleveland to iuclnc, 00c
milwaukee,. DOC freq; sehr 9. q. I}rus!i tsmall,,
coal, Cleveland to Milwaukee. 80c free. isatea
to Detroit. Malden. and Windsor ate ACC freu; to
10, same; to Marquette, coal, up. doc fres; orc,
buck fsou, Marquette 10 Cleveland 10 Ashtabufa,
shippura opt9on. 31.40,.attaight.
1lIsrs IL not niuch ore sold yct and, consequent.
", not many charters aFe made, Tho fee1fng
anonE ye*ssl,owneEs and ngcnss ut Cleveland II,
not cnIcr into that trade. rr,ylsonx md othar
expenses arr getting ~. high thar, uniu4a better
pFrtGrrng to play tos nothing than to work for
nothing and taku nlI tho r!ska aud dauKegp Of nayI-
x.ses eaa t,.e !css!ns al a:oas.d ssss to havs III
, 1877-05-02

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FlANCE.

bstTeen Hew fork ana liarrr. .cs!!nE, Al! Plymouth
u nrr wsfnrs. & = S9th s5r @ fSSt ~,
Fl!is as rars; i!uraad: Wedne,diy IGt 73 s:s1p.
q nF0saxay y. r., or ". f. WHITE q CIarE.st.