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COLUMBUS. O., Oct. IA singular ease vaa
brought before Judge rugh to-tay. Two girls,
one aged 10 and ths other II, were brought In
rom Warrington Township, charged witt b.
in9 lncorrigthlo thieves. Thcy have been in tho
habit Of going through the country during tho
night, breaking open harm. corn-crfbs, und ben
ncHes, taking whatever they could load In their
Wagon. About two wceks aRn, wIlilu breaking
into the harm OF farmer named Aml!u. ho d,s-
received a charge Of bucks{ot fired by q man
named Sharp, who was Ia company with the ktrls.
The hised hands started III pusnuit, but tho
thieves took N the wNxs, whore thoy Aavu
girls were found. Sharp fta4 not vos been ~
rested. but 1t is thought soon will be. Tho
girls viii doubtlcsAy b sent to the Relorm
School,
, 1877-10-03
The Russians to Erect Huts
in Bulgaria for 15o, 900
Men.
Return Of the United States
Troops from Their Blood.
less Raid in Mexico.
Weekly Review Of the English
Continental Breadstuffs
Trade.
TIE SITUATION,


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, 1877-10-03
GENERAL.

BsLoxADE, Oct. a-lt i. most positively de-
nico in official clfc1cs that seEv!a ha& already IT,
solTcd UPON w21llke aeuun. However, It il
, 1877-10-03

fodD Du Lac, Oct. a-Thu powder magazine
Of 7. i. Weeks, q few miles from t3wn, VIA
broken into = short tiMs siQce aud large quan-
tity of uowdez stulru.
, 1877-10-03

LONDON, Oct. 2.-Thc ,4Hark Lane Etprr., In
It's weekly revicw Of tho British corn tratle,
eays: The weather the past week has been yery
fine Appearances favor an early and eevcrc
winter. Gold Is general over Europe. 4 furt-
night almost free from rain has enabled good
progress to be made with the harvest
In the north. The cycnt Of the week
llas been the larCc shipment of wheat f.nm the
tAt,nntlc ports. Tho Immediate effect Inns been
the sudden check to trade, buyers holding oil
for the moment, but whether this Is reasonable
In the prcscnt position and prospects Of trade Is
ol>en to question. It Ia alte4dy oYtlcnt that Nc
shall not receive tho supplies we rcckoned OH
from sonc quarters. India and Egypt will
not do
HALF THAT WAS E1rEcrED.
As winter co1nos on supplies from Russia win
te cut oil. There remains little to look for cx-
sept FROM ths Atluutic ports, and, with Winter
before lis and the consumption oi tho country
mainly OIL these whcats, 1t Is hard to believe the
AUTUMN shipments ran bc more than We need.
liberal shipmcnts Of ono ur two weeks are
imagined to 1e more t1au the trade
can etant!, 1t muy ba well to
e,1SCcst that these shapulents arc not unprece-
lented, aud to rccll1 tic fact that In August,
..E7t md l573 they werc Ut tho r,te Of l56,OO0
,ltalters per week. Surely this ycar, when wc
&7o G1-cwu allnust entirely on this source at
hupply FOR II Lie winter, trade should mot BE-
years. wien our wants were less aud sourccs
/ VI supply open which arc now closed.
In forming Judgment Of future shipments,
:hrEa arc other facts also 10 b. noted. Liberal
shlImcnn this month have not been effected
! h;::out
pRivtNo fRIcEs UP
! IN the other side. A change has evidently
come over shippers since they were 10 eager to
aac ss At hels ." .1 pEee' s ssss ss, 'ss shs,
to b shi!!'nes per quarter Tor winter rcd, and 81
eh!lings to .. shilinRt for spring, but prtccs In
New York md baltimore gre relatively quite
aboTc these quotations. This certainly does
autumn fTom the Atlantic ports, md any dc.
preston caused BY this fear will
PROBABLY BE TEMPORARY.
Sales Of English wheat noted Inst week wcrc
tcrs at 47s the previous year. Imports into tIlu
Kingdom for the week ending Sept. - were
g15.3N cwt. ol wheat, Isl, ,393 cwt. OF -four,
Exports, Il, ~ cWt- Of wheat, 100 cwt- of tour.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct, 3.-Gambetta to-day formally
LODGED IN appeal aca!nst the sentence passed
Upon htm by the Correctional Tribunal. The
appeal will probably b heard The beginning of
next week.
Ju!es Simon is seriously III.
PAR,s. Oct. THE .Ioi d'Jrdre, thrice .en-
scnctu tor publishing Rochcfurt& articles, has
.liea' a1'1 M Wy be succeeded by new radical Or.
THE REPUBLICANS.
4 letter ts pnblishcd frum the Republican
Committee for promoting Nrevy'g cantlidatuec
foE the Chamber Of Deputies for the Niuth
reimbursement. 1t formally noultnatcs Grcyy
10 Tho p1auu t>Tunlpt1 bY Thiera-the lead nf
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-25

ITINERARIO.
PRIMER vIAJE MENsuAL.
RUTA s.A.''
LLEGADA. S4LTDA.
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Se garantiza por eincO amos "a. ].
LA MEJoR MAQUINA DE cosER DEL MuNpo.
"NUEVA AhIERICANA.N Nsao

Su uso no reqniore instruction no pdete De- Il
guarnciones de cucro. - - -
So hallt nluy por encima de toalas las M6du8s6es
dc Coser. por sns excclcntes mejoras de n mismn
manera que un sarro de vapor aventajn en- t0do d
antigno coche diigencia s Itsts ~ So Ii
Cada Maquina acomp.fada de las siguienten
pezas sin que pOr elias haya altetaei0u nlguna en-
su precio.
docona aguas surti- dera ~ses @t
das. III pi6 de r,resion ma "a
! medidor tornillo. usa taHbien para aeof-
l pie trenzador que sir doHar
We tambien para recoger { dobladilladuFs que n
y sobre coser. usa tamben nara riha.
l dobladillador de Tu- tear III = s5s6FsT'7 T'7f a
nell. / llaye
l destornillador de la / nedidor nara Acaa.sS
Lanzadera. char.
l aicuza para aceite. 1 libro instrslcgiong - II
carreteles de LAMA espanol
Los precios estan aeofnodntos Ia estrecha
la epoca 10 mismo al contadO que al fiada. 5s.,
Las legitimas en- el Nuevo Dep0sto de Ouincalin 4
y Ferreteria dc Francisco Baston i &c. -1Ts7 ii
GALE DE TRTUAN NUM- II. Hta. 3 iL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-25
sAxiso 4 los scnores embareadores.

Tas MI, rcancias embarcadas por los vapores de La
1insa arriba xpresada que eguen este puerto des-
ie este mes en- delante pasardn ei fete en- YeZ de
nesos Ia libra s,,rina al cambio corrente de giro
en las fechas de las rribadas Las que pasmea 81 81
6 pS de capa en- vez del 10 p% senaado sobre netes
en- general. H. IL Oct'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-25
6EGuSDo vIAJE MESSUAH.
KCTA .sB.''


Cuando el mes anterior tenga 81 dias las llegadas
y saldas sersln un die anteS el primer viaje men
sual. En- los mcses de Julio. 0ctubrs Dicemhre el
vapor inSles llegara este puerto los dias sehala
dos un dia despues
Para comoddad de los pasaieros el vapor de la
Isa lleyara interprete
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-25
BANOS DE MAR
De
~. HMNRNDRMan. IL
TARIFA DE PRECTOS.

Por doce bahos yalederos por Is dias 4
hora fila desde las de la maflana 4
las Ii de la misma. ....... 81
Por doce banos valederos por Is dias 4
hora fila dede las Il de la manana las
I de la noche. st
Por doce banos yaederos durante Ia
temporada para cualquier hora de las
comprendidas entire las Ii de Ia malia-
ma las 10 de la noche . 49,
Porun baho para una persona, en- bafio
general. els 10
Nota Los abonos Sc yeriiicaran renova.
ran escluslyamente en- casa dc la Srta. Secre.
TARA Gle Ia Jnnta de Damas -Calle lie In Luna
admero 80 principal 3--l3
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-25
PAsAJE DE IDA Y vUELTA.

Sc expiden pasaies de ida vueta vddos por dos
meses, 15 ~ de rebaa los pasaIeros de cdmara
NINOS.
Los nIos dc los pasaieios que no tengan ailos
cumplidos, son llevados gratis. Los que tengan
amos cEnplidos has5a sin eumpir, paGarin paSa-
je. Los que tengan ahps cumplidos G@ucn
T. pa4saran = passage dc IL amos adelane pagan
pasuje entero En- case de que una familia anga q
nifos memories de amos, uno dc elIos soamente
lleya gratis, los otros pagir;in = pasaJe.
CRIAD0S.
Los crados de los pasaicros pagariin en- los vajes
traSatlanticoS pasaje de cntTepucnte $50 Las cria-
das passaraa las 23 deiprecio del pasalc. sen Ia
tegoria tomada por sus amos: no tienen derecho Il
estar en- los salones. sino cl tiempo rigurosamene
necesario para cl service de sus amos
Recomendamos "a los pasalcros inscrhnn sus
nombres lugar ii donde van. en- sus equipajes en-
caraccres integibles. Los pasajes eNpiden hasta
una hora antcS de In salida de los vapores
No atmitcn fietcs despups de In egada de los
vapores. Para mas informes dirigirse los Consig-
natarios.
LLAURI. BoRDA CoMP.
Mayagiiez II dc Febrero de 1876.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-25
P1dOraS Holloway.
Unguento Holloway.

Este incom mparable Balsamo, sana los MALES m
las Ulceras cayo origen conyiene menci0nar e.
su annncio pnblieo. Para todas Las. EAuPGIoNKB
LLOWAY. al que millares deben Ia salyaciop tantd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-25
s Vapor Manaela." capitdn Villamil
VfAJE PUERTO Rico PoR Ell SUR DE SANTo DOMINGO
sEaUN I'll sIavIEETR ITINERARIo.
I D A,
RETORNO.
COESIGNATARIOS.

NuEyrrAs Sres ID. p. s. Dolz Comp.-GIBARA,
sncesores de Silva Rodriguez C0mp.-BARAcoA. X.
AIayo Comp. --oupA; sIes s. y i. Ros Comp
min Bernedo- -iduADILLA Sres Amell. julia Ca
PuERro- o-RIco Sres. Irarte. Hermano de Caracena
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COMPANlA REAL
DE VAPORES CORREOS INGLESES.
sUBvENcIoHApA PoR Ell. GoBIERNo DE S. NIB.

SUtcio entire Santo Domingo. Puerto Plata los Piertos
de luerto- Rico. Santh6mas. Rtuopd ot,os passes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-25
VAPORES ESPANOLES
ENTIRE LIVERPOOL Y RICO.

los .yanores Puerto Rico. Mayaouez Ponce 81
pue s crrera desde Liverpool para los varios puer-
los de esta ISla. w.. ',
man v Comp. de Liverpool, d los representatives.
SREs LArIAIER CoaEP. San Jaan.-SREs LLAUR.
Ponce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-25
LIsTA DE PREcIos DE Los PAsAJEs DE Ia oIAsE


En- "a 3l5 parties. en- 50 una cuarta parte de los
consgo los enseres de CANA y las proysiones nece-
sarias.
Cuando el vapor sale de este puerto Il las de la
dia; pero Sc hari de de la tarie el dia anterior
mas de las horas acostumbradas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1877-05-25
INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA.

: Al regresar el yapor de la Habana tocara en-
Puerto Plata.
Estos precios son en ORC & L. par
Sc eNponden hllietes de retorno para tres meses
con una rebaa de 25 pa, bueno por afo para los
Wages traSatantIcos, SalS meseS para las Antilla7
Sc hce una rebla de un sexto los tipos estableci-
dos en- favor de las familias pero solo los casos
IN que e importe del pasaje 81 c;rga en- totali-
siad p0r toda Ia tAma tagFe lglal nj importe total
del paSiIe DE euatfo plSaJerOS adQltos de Cinara.
III termlno familia. solo cQmpfeRde los padres, sus
h1oB SGS criados, la rebsa no sc harl las per-
sonas que tomen billetes de retorno s 1 pasajer0s
que touen bates los preeos mas bsjos para des-
de Europa.
Los nillos menos de amos uno gratis. de la
euarta parte, de 70 la mit.ld.
Los pasajeroS para Francia, cualquier parte de
Europa pueden quedar Is dias en- Inglaterra ST asl
GUSTAV. vice versa los para Inglaterra pueden que
dar en- FeaDeja. Los pasajeroS por estos vapOres
tendran e pTiylagjo de viajar OIL camino de herro
entire Cherbourg. Psais, Plymouth L6ndres d una
rebala de 10 psS los embarcRlos en este puerto.
Esfa pfohibido q los paEajero~, pmbarcando en-
este puerto tomar bietes sno en- In Hgepoia dc la CA
Consu ado Ing ss Pto. Rico el pasae tornado bordo
pagard 10 pss Dc rseargo Los yaporcs que saen de
San Juan los dia 3 ~ 1G mes tocaran con los va
pores aIGericanos entire AeW-f York Brasil
Para pornleDores sobre fetcS, dirlgiTse al Agente
de la Compalia,
La Compafia asegura toaa cIase de yalores que
en- etectyo, ihet4lIe pfaeioSos loyds enbarquen
en- los gap0res de 10 linea desiino Europa San
Thomas. Habana. Q cualiuier otfo punto dc su ruta
-El Agente ". b. PAUL..
, 1877-04-06
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.
Nxw YoRK, April 6.-Arrlscd, Stcamshp
Switzerland. from Antwerp.



An article In . recent nunbor Of tho Rts
York 0b.erssr refers to soma Interesting caseah
tho history Of this State whero tho law Of clehs
to sevcn prevailed with conspicuous rigor. Tts
most striking Of ths instances cIted will bcaris-
peattng Deloru Dc Witt Clinton waa mag
Govcrnor ho purchased q truet Of land from tns
executors of one ftsuklin. aud aomo Of tho lsss'
tees resisted tho transfnr. Tho salt waa con.
irmed by Chancellor Kent, "an slhetvpt o.
Gov. Cllltuu,n aud an appeal waa taAcu bei9fs
the Court Ut .EErofs Ia lett, after 5fT. Clluloa
had BEEN elected Governor. This court-ssn,
ultimate court Ut apptal-at that time co',a'
elpf fthe Senate, tho Chancellor, thu Chiof Jusie.
and tho Assor.ato Justices Ut tho snpFsne
Court; aud In tis particular case all che Juassit
who were political friends VI tho Goyernprt aaa y.
every senator who had favored his notsst'atTnaa r.
as Governor, voted 10 sustain hls title; Hhaa
tho Judge and all tho 6enatoss who werr lls po.
litcal opponents yutcl against Ills clalnl. Ihas
thtrty-aYa tnen divided exactly on the party w. w.
in tho decision Of question which had 10 pol!tf.
icnl bcartng whatever. except III 50 far ~ ~
iccted the pcca,tIasy tutIrests Of dstlnRltsnesa
politician with warm polltarsl frlcuds a''u sss
orous political opponcnts. PaFtisan btls sGSIs
to hayt been tn influence quite ~ contEolllo1
sixty years ago a. It Ia to-day,
, 1877-04-06
A NEWSPAPER RENINlscENcE,

". D. wison. tae foander 81 TIE cu,caoo
Iowa.-Uuddrat.
ont no, NJ; Qaedrat the deceased "a. not III.
know e ot what wo speak when we say 40. % as tse
senior mod,bcr Of our firm [alr. nolconlb) wa
an apprentice In that office al thai ttne DonOt.
less many Of &hc old rcsidclts OF Chicago will
ss!4sss e s sa s ppta spS{ tf ,f' IL e1sa sG % G
Ing, near the corner OF Lake mud State strectA
Ths was In 1915 IN tho hitter year the olltea
was moved to the southwest corner Of LaSalle
a. so IT, aHs @ st;Se: M oyeF SsI nssds dsqSGte qsty
Porte, Ind, ha.l been tho aolc proprietor Of the
Gens Of lhs iratri, but after muvinR into Ills new
quarters ho took IN paTttter by tho name ot
James Kelly tsuhscquently Of tho tlrm OF Kelly
who, owing 10 terrible atlllction Of sore eyes,
rcmnlncd member Of the Arm. only Short
time. Mt. Stewart formerly paid sGdo ior ths
printing Office, but at,out ths tlmc the firm or
shipped from Buffalo, Va tho lakes, and Wa VA
several weeks on la transit, and when. II did
arrive the two boys, one "j0ur,h atld the forc-
The s' apprensiess lp en- % Tcro ss,t 5 @ QUE to @ cmpIoy
dray!nan md nssist In transferring tho now Ma.
tcrlal 10 tho otllco. Tho scnior ncnbor Of our
firm remembers well tho enthusiasm aud rivalry
Il tho four four employees t. obtain the new eatss.
osee, wis allowed now cascss, and ltts
and fhs.e sot tho first line Of typo ever
act on TIE CHICAGO DAILY TnfnuSR. Va
cannot state the cxact date but remember hear.
Ing, about that time, tho firing uf the old brass
cannon on tho public square IN Chicago In honor
of tho great victory achieved bT Gen. Taylor At
Pnlo Altoand llcsacn do Ia fana, tho first battles
of tho Mexican war. IL was at this 1alllfleatlon
That "Dlck" Wilson, editor Of tic Chicago
Journal, was 50 terribly manglcd by tho pEenlar
tnro discharge Of tho ea1non. After MI. james
Kelly retired from tho printlug-oulce, Mt
Walt became partner with Blr. Stewart. aub-
sequcntly Mr.. Whit died, and his widow and
heirs 1argainet1 sharc Of the pr.rttng-on!ce ot
Wilson, subject Of this sketch, but, rs he neyes
paid ior It, ho'was compelled to give It up. Thls
was When tho Office Was oVcr tho PostQ Office, On,
tho east aIlu OF Clark street. between Lake and
Randolph streets, two Or three years aftor TnB
TRIBUNE was started. 80 much for Ills tut
founding TIE TR1RuAB,
[Air. uolcomb u In error in some particulars.
Tho first number OF THE CHICAGO DAiLr
TRIBUNE was printed Thursday, July 10, 1Sl7,-
thirty years ago next July. Tlle origlnators Of
the paper and the owRcrs Of that first Issue
wero J, X. C. Forrest, John E. Wheeler, and
Jn1nc4 Kelly. Tho name Of TMn TRIBUNE was
suggested by Mr.. Forrest and agreed TO by Mr.
Wheeler, who hal btcn on tho New York Tf.b.
una for some years, md came " Nest." On ths
9th Of July,-fourtoon days after tho first
issue,-a1r. Thomas A.Btownrt purchased Kcly's
interpst, and remained In f0r seven yoars.
With these corrections, tho remainder Of ME.
uolcomb'a narrative may DO acccpted.-ED.1
, 1877-04-06

Tncss will b An Admfntstrat'on party n each OF
ssss1 s.'ss e d. Ss 3 nts it'll
pcopte hare no sttschment for The Democratic
ry when tnsn The SSte5na a3 a ncs en pa
hoped 10 .ee them IN tho same pofltton With ~ q
few month. ago. when thc Electoral ,ote & vas
thsy would ht,s called Upon ua 10 toIa shem' but
INN = peg" said an interested Confederate
:. i've "Ws' xonld ha,s taken our case and watched
the prosseanE&s & With eomp41@stl.e @ indlIesenee,a
tscaped contcrints would hare come down % Join
1 a nis sF ~ TaE II ,ogs ttf,o,g ssg
cia @ pt'aspes, Hs,a .sa S4o~ eh reia " @is
Iss,s sIy' u i th.tast,p Il tas 1iT paf1 H. ps99
sis!e aix.,s, hat' tAsTs viii Sa 10. Ssi!s,s,
III s.ls sfs ss rss q Hs'ii Il. sPssp' fss st,
81 81; Ssa': :ss .!ms2:. :'ss ise,. b.nss'sss
woad rot to.., @ SoIa sadH@ soa p.r1 import @ y
~ principles hnt e. tho fact that Federal uaurpa.
are Withdrawn, tho only CAUSE q Democratic unity
n. sns ssir Sqsi esss Sa 70 :t
qnences VII Gc Important There are Two elements
combined In the Democratic party Of Louisiana
which Ass no moro homogeneous than oil and wa.
II ths qutston 10 be decided IN Louisiana II only
BY what acana can peace DO oas!est accnscd, thcre
Seholis would 5finF abopt aheonte and profound
sis s Il : ast as on2 sos 's:
ssH'f H into s'i III .as sop. "sss %s!s
aessia .aks aesnsy. StssasS a% nDi esstyacdy
knows no ls mt coward: hui the Nichols people
tHy he Il talking for effect. A they AK Tor ia pcf.
trouble they had the 9Th of Jhnunry last as not
tho strength Of THO stato iion'e, hnt tho ditposl.
iaw or Whtte-fsaEne. i there hai mol heen Inter.
fetcnec IN tho psrt Of Tho 'sttor. tho IT., Lonfs
feaaL THIS ID The talk Of The Whtto. .Lcaruers.
There II an0lhef s!1e pf the pence question.
Suppose that tho result should be one That nobody
here now sucns 10 conceive NJ possible. namely,
n sts b ss e Ss @ sss +: peos IT,
tllai shsre wonlh 10. They propose to attack
Packard, to fight the United Statcs troops, 70 call
down npon Themselves, II necessary. tho whole
fores of tho asncEal Government rather than Bnb*
"Oi course JON agree, sa!d to a knot Of these
fte.eascrs, '.'hat fhe United states Government
Mnntd mnke abort work Of you. "
"Sos At all," they answered. - We can bold
the foft nntI @ c2Ssress mse a then tho t,smo
.ill te voted fer the purpoao OF maintaining
foisoral REny In LDu1afaha."
This declaration jlbcd strangely with. tho statn.
1ncnt u pc1n. that ths South owed nothing TO tho
Northern Democrats.
Hws arc mi afraid Of tho Federal army, We
want tho Federal army hero In preference 10 Pack
ard military Government, we have fcaaon 10
knew. h h. IT, sooa points; Esen neass nuter M va
VIC kNnw exactly whcto to ft tho responsibility;
three was no Legislature TO divide II With him."
, 1877-04-06
CHICAGO FIRES.

Tho alarm from Box 4si Ut 10:45 yesterday
morning was caused by lire ID William Mel-
vlllc's foundry, No. $50 West ssxtecuth 6trest.
Damage, th Cause, All oyerhoated shaft.
Tho alarm from Box No. III ut l1,% last
night was caused by fro III two-story brick
building No. 19s Michigan avenue, owned by 8.
4 ou.s snFsa and ,ea Iesacsss SssopsSa 81 bEsy{s ESys
uo yalues hls stock al $1,000, aud
csiilnatca the damage at 5000, Thobuildlng u
damaged to about tho SAME extent, and Is fully
Insured. CauGe Of tlrc unknown Mr.. D'Esta
antl family ware Obliged to come out of tho
building through tho windows. und in 10 doing
Mrs. D'Eats was slightly injured.
, 1877-04-06
An American Wcetl In England.


LieuL-Col. ". IL Mercer writes from We
mouth that many rivers In AueItea aEo mnH
choksd With weed very difficult to era!eae,
anu' IRON whicn worth d produced which seNs
pn, thu largest trout, and eats through e's''
part ol tho hsh until It becomes unfit foF ioa.
Both thesv nuisances are now established y tss
Erome, near Dorchester; the gallant Coiona n o1s
taken two lorge trout In pDe day wtisea WI VII
perfectly black aud unat tor food. A large svs.
lately caught VIA cut open, and !oah
tity Of Tho worms were found eatinG u14ss, I,
the fish. A few years ago, When the wssn s'an N
unknown, many hrt!gca q No94 we're sptThhIs ThIs
WOOD came fro,n Amerta, and doubtless car!,1sa
tho seed Of the weed In sone OF its many tEma IN
aud cracks W'hcu the pllc was driven tnto tn".nt. NJ
aud soon spread down the river, eoyerins h,n". u
the summer like lnat, and spol,luE shs h;us M ,hs
The worm IL bred III tho weed. PEobanf; !, Iii Iii
weed referred to Is tue aHdeAarts, connon Nv III W
our streams, but, strangely enough, aot leN'
10 vigorous here u IN England
, 1877-04-06
LATE LOCAL ITEMS.

J04eph HoyeF, ons oE tbs pFopftetoEs aud Officers
Of tho Citizens Bank Of indianapolis, WAS held up
relieTed Of Sa7 snclo%ed In N old and weather.
worn puekstbook- lie WA hera for several days
on business, sud being about totcturn home. en-
ds&sosed " purchaae cheap ticket from aotne
OF the sealptn2 shopa along Clark strcet. lie
msds . lioenl show Of .. hi: A,a sesl .oS It
bat 4 remark which ho overheard ~ he was leaving
ono Of tha shops Induced hin 10 btliosc that jub
would likely b put UP gu him whlie On tho Nay to
Tho depot, Fur this fsasou hR Ut onco seuk hon1s
$500 Of rho amount By e1ptcss. and ba now gives
Tha robbers would have met walul reception had
II nus been thai theI caught hlu uuAwAses. ~ b.
, 1877-04-06
COLD WATER,

NpscsQ DEpo9cN 70 1ES 7F4a1A !.
Sou7u BEND, llnl., April b.-strs. Emma
5ialloy, who hus for some months been lectur-
lay III tho New England States, returned hosao
last week ior ress. 6hs Wa invited to glYu an
aecouut Of her work iu tho East, which she did
Tuesday evening, when she announced ler pur-
pose OF forming reform club. 6he has been
Kleeted with overwhelming houscs for three
nj gnts. anil has received over four hundred sig
natures to total abstinence, many u theM haru
ls;nkefs. bhr will continue her meanings this
week. aud then return IT, aeF xvIk IL the East
, 1877-04-06

IN this city containing tho Information
that tho Presidents Ut tho trunk lines had at.
to,trned after having agreed upon treaty
which II Ia supposed Will secure permanent
pcaco hereafter. The tl!spatcllcs stntc,l TINT tho
particulars could not DO given until tu,lay.
fore not be- stated nt this time. Az navigation
il about to open, there Is no danger TINT tLis
treaty will bring about an advance In East-bonnd
freight rates during the summer, ns the rpa,la
will have TO compete with tho vessels they
tho ratio On grain frnm Chicago to Now Xork
viii BE- axcd At 2s cents per 10Y Lbs until tho
competition by lake ceasrs. Tho passenger
rites, however, will undoubtedly advance to the
f]gttrcs 1ntcly adopted by the Gcnoral Tlcket
and Passenger Agents Association. Tho freight
rates from Eastern points to tho West will also
be malntaincd, II not still further advanced, ~
on that business tho competition by lake cuts
no figure.