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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-10-04
Sank Talley Aams !

H. Kammermeier. Gisentbamer.
Die beauemfe einridtun9 unb aufmert.
iamfte xbmartuns fir &%oftednaer. @ute uni
,erfdtrbbare Staauns. Bios 6dte unb un.
uerf6tfdte 3iquore, fouie fets aussepdbltc
Spsifex ju ben biui9ften Yreiien. ls
, 1877-05-23

tho Genera! Freight Auen.& 1t tho Eastern
Trunk Lines arc now cugaged In pcaeetinx lie
dctails Of the plan recently auoptcd by the
managers for pooling shcfr Wcat-bound bust-
ness. uudes this arrangement tue Erie aud
New York Ceutra! will each have 50 pcr ceut;
the Pennsylvania, . PER cent; aud the Dalti.
more Il t@hto,, . per cent. a general agent will
be uppointcI to SEQ that tho agreement
l.. pt!,perly carried out, and he Will slsu
W bills u ladinR, and roplfs Of I'll way,bIl!s
q completes statement Of Ill The business Of the
roads aud xi!l oc enabled to regulate tue truilic
20 sa1a sash 19a WI Tst ~ pF9psf .bs{s e
snershsu.itse will be shipped oyer whateyrs ruud
thu General Agent may sec t TO designate, but
should the shipper haye preference fus sny
particular lip.' h!s good4 will 10 lorwa1led Il
hs may desire. This pool Is gu tho New York
business only. Afsrr a few month"; experience
under tie new measure the trstsic Of New York
will be compared With that Ut philadelphia aud
baltimore, aud. should the comparison prove
unfasorablv to New York, the freight from those
cities will also be pooled.
, 1877-05-23
MICHIGAN.

Special DsAI{ch " 1he Tribune,
PAW PAW. Alcl'., siay ::s.:.--Wo have lad
cold, backward .prlng, but with warm, coplous
rains, aud the thermometer ranging from eighty
to nincty-two degrees In thu ss,a.le, vegetation
Is pushing forward rapidly. Weat 10 looking
VERY tlne. and protu.scs la.ge yield. It looked
bud when the snow disappeared, hut it las ~.
covered nirely. 4 larger amount will bc s6wu
this season IN view Of lar9er demand OIL ao.
count OF EUROPEAN complications. ltye and
grass luok finely, mud promises wclt. Corn
nearly al! planted, and sol,u Ut It large enough
!oF tlu cll1tlsator.. largcr amount has bce,l
planted than usual ,us tho demand has bcGu ycry
brisk aud prices r1ile.l high Notwithstanding
thu dcprcdattpna nf tic potato bug heretofore,
our iarnefs l'aye planted largrr amount Ut
are w., aud TIC "iestIve bugh hns COIN.
,nenced operations. patI. greon, is eager
1t de.troying t',e,A tlas already com,nenc-
rcd. Our farmers are dctnrtniacd to raise p,-
tatoes ut all lazards, for the crop was alnIlst
tuapp.eciate tl1etn now. They aru selling ruui-
ily 1t fl.5u per hus&lcl. We luayc had to depend
almost entirely u thG northern part u the
btate for our supply. nclng tn tl,e famous fruit
bclt. ulsr fruit-sruwers hayu been very anxiuus
tn reRard to the ernp for thisseas,n: The pros.
Er'iwn 70 Southern Michigan, especially peaches
ai4alnall fruits, aro excellent II nothtpt, llap-
pcss we shall have .i.urt than usual. Thou
tauds VI fruit trees especially peach, havr been
plantca this susng. Largo quantities Of fruit
IL khlpN4 fFosn this vicinity annually u, Till.
cago aud Detroit. aud proves 10 bs .ycrY pro!t-
ab!e* Mr. I. EnEle. Of this plaee, marketed hfs
peaches in Detrott list season. aMh his carly VA
iict!es sold fur ~ per bushel and lats varieties
fur ~.
, 1877-05-23


c1rr or MEXICO. May ea,-Tlc popularity Of
The Dlaz administration Es apparently Increased.
seuor Zanacona, laso member OF tho Mixed
Conmlsston at Washington, at.tl 8enor Romero,
ex.stIHlstcr Of Mexico to the United States,
have strungly recommended tclr friends III tho
United Htatcs tu urge thu early recognition Of
Uiaz. 1t Is reported that MI acknowledgement
ot Uiax !,Y foreIgu Powers wou!sl fnlIow Ills nc
acknowledgement iy tho United States. France
mud Eng land will then be Invited To renew their
rclutlDnA.
ten. Jtmtncx hns been relieved Of the STATE
f;oycrnorshIp and Of all military command fur
the outrage on the American Consui at Ara
pu1ca.
Four Thousand troops marched tolhe northern
frontier, where tieu. Escohc4o Is expected to
cutntntnro Il revolution.
WAslilAGToN. d. t.. May a2.-1he Depart
snent VI State ias rcrclycd Information u thu
death Of Louis N. DcCastEo, Vlce-Cnusut Ut tho
lnstcsl statcs at Tansuieo, Mcxico. The. Depart
tncilt has also received Information to tho eHcct
that tr3nunelamrnto has been lssueA In thu
State ot lutrrcso IN tho mountainous regions
u slextto, hy trtcnls Of Quv. Alyarez, against
the Ceutr2l Government OF Mexico.
, 1877-05-23
OBITUARY.
Dos1oN, May e..-~Jossph jastgt. Turkish
Consult General ut this pors, died to-day.


Stts II IT TINES,
a new Baplist Church has been formed in Kan
sas undes remarkable circumstances. Three youux
men secsuuy eonscFte1 IN baltimore went to Ran
sas, and settled near Nyanduttc. One day 1 N IN
came running 10 them. suying That the Inusans
were chasing him. They took hun. aud siEa,el
came In atterward. aud theJ wsse eon.sstatt, Thsa
two Indiana eaa,s upon the hrss three tFu." Datt.
tnore. and they fell upon their kpscs. and prayed
10 God for protection. The luiians wcnl away.
but came tho ne1t day with hax Of lruee. aad
asked .hs Jounx men what .hsy. meant By praying,
Upon thsif exp1s!ninx, The lndisns askel for
prsyess aga,n, and we're converted. iNow,H
saye The Aet. u. ". Wstkinaon, evangelist In
na!tinoFe. who tells the story In The Boptttt
WxtkIS, "in tsAs than three moath4 there ase
thirty.two white men protesting conversion, apd
seven indians, ali Of whom ate engaged IN build
on sundays." they bare concluded 10 10 6apti1-
I'd, and form : Baptist Church. :. aftrr Roger
Williams fashion" One u them will bs bapl1.
u ~ another, aud will tAea baplzp The se4t
, 1877-05-23

integral part Of tho ronJ, and, under the Rail.
roatl laws OF Iowa. local asscasr,cnts tannut In
made uron the property Of railroads. an,l Inaio
tho point that unles former tlccIsion, thu Cmr,
had held that thu bridge WINS q part ~
the road n fixing ItA inltal point or eastern ter.
minus. Tho matter VIVA argued beforc ,ji,,l1c
lftlfcTn. Uron tho last point tho Court ss tass
that shilc h, r., under acts Of congres. tc h;gc i
operation Of thu road, yet unlcr .tr''s tNe i,ms
of the State for purposes II tayati"S
i Is a bridge simnly. Tho IscYcnno
says that all railway bridges ncr,,.a The M,,,s,
stppl and Missouri Rivers shall he sill.jct IL
assessment and taxation on the tnnc basis s tho
property Of individuals. Sec. 8fD says all I,rnrs
erty not specified in Sec. s0s shall &c a..ess,,l
by The statc Executive Council. Tho taxes IN
anesslon weeo nascsscd In conformity With thI.
valid. Bccause the Supreme Court, say. tI"
Judge, las declared TINT the brillsc Is i,art ~
the roa'l for continuous operation, IL does t,"t
necessarily follow that tho bridge cannot In
separately valued ar,d assessed.
, 1877-05-23


DEKL1N, May @a-Bsmarck l,aa arrived here
in response to a'summons from Emperor Will.
LAM. Tic Ministerial Council Is being held TO-
day. the Emperor presiding. It Is expected
that important resolutions regarding thu future
pulley Of Germany towards Franco will be
adopted
l5EHtlH, May a1.-The arriya! OF Prince Biz
n,ArcE In Berlin IL not tho result Ut any sudden
determination, nnr Is there any spyctal political
rrAsDn for It, 1t having been atfangcd before.
l,ainl rs part of tic general programme Of Ills
journey.
nisMAncK'a vIBws.
BEnLlN, May a9a.-The North Eernan Gdzttft,
the slinIsterial orgatl, reprints passages f1nni
previous speeches mud dispatches Of Prince Ills
cal anil Atonarchieal Caisltsct III France might
he prcjudlciaa to Herman interests, unA matntu-
1ascc ok peace between Fruncc, Germany. and
Italy.
, 1877-05-23
hhTt-CArtt0lIC,

Speeiaf Ditpateh to 1as 7H1cr4
1Np1ANAroL1s, fn.l;, May 4:~'lhe Grand
LoIgo Ut tic AlncslMn Protestant Association
Ut lutl!aua to-lay elected thu fulluwlng otcers:
W. u. NJ, Ffcderlc! Dartcl, of Rrhmoud; ".
D. q. 81. Joseph w. Pratt, Ut this city; Tseas-
urcr, J. a. lurdii1, u lsirunoua. NGxt year
lhe Iulgu uiccts at Richmond.
, 1877-05-23
EN1:CUTI:D.
ERkciaI Nsp1icI1 70 Tsaa IffAHnA.

6pet1At &71p&atH 70 AA6 1T1a4NS.
SANDWICH. Ont, May sa.-Austtn Humphrey,
who murdered Frederic Appel, at Windsor, !n
February Inst, suffered tho extreme penalty of
tho law this morning. Tho execution took
place insle tl,e latl-yart1 walls aud WIS ryiyatct
only members Of the press. spidtual advisers,
uni! officials being present. Humphrey monnt-
I'd tho steps VI the gallows firmly, and made. a
ahort speech warning all, especially tho young,
t.! keep away from strong drink. Il VIVA that
whlrh brought him wllcre iie was. lie sail he
md repcntcd ana was ready l., meet tia s1akrr.'
~ s:l5 tIe c1ceutloncr PULLS !l,c. lever wl.Ieli
opened the tralr.lo,r, and Humphrey wax
lauached Into eterntY. It IL fifteen ycars slncc
an execution ha.l taken placa hero heforu,
Sptetat NlposcA 10 The Tt1suns,
DxTKorr, Mich, May 2..-AualIn Humphrey,
who killed Frederic Appel In Wiuusor las. Feb
ruary beyause Appel .lf4 not pay him slight
halarce ta,tu htm fur carpenter work. was hung
at Sandwich this morning. Humphrey Wns ~
years old, aud leaves several children, alt gtuwu
~ n'an's estate, one being tho proprietor u u
nttrlhntcl oil l,ls ntsfortunes to liquor. 4
hu'tEltnE excruttoner tE0t1, Toronto fixed tic
knut u1cr ILL ihra4t ~ that he died OF kts4pgu-
lattun sixteen minutes utter ls fet1.
, 1877-05-23

5ott3aI WspateA to 7Ae nfauns.
Nsw YonK, May 21.-Amonr the charges
.,'a, asn tnn ,,ar, na,., NV rsn.H -. ~ao oae
,,.a. e"vo ne,c palu W l"eea 20 EX-SENATOR
William III. efasaT to bny legislation at Alba
n.y.. Graham, recently released from tho Albany
Pcnttcntary bY pardon. hns been tntcsv,cwci.
II. 1cc,aro. iii nono ~ ttos ,,,a,,a,, .o..t.a,
~. sr..'a's s"as ,1.e y. Wv utoncJ tceelsco
from fweeu Was paid to him Tor services rcn'
dcred either as legislator or In any other capacity
him from hIs rntuous financial emb,rrot.,
. N ~ , III. .m1's". oA'oA'' @'o'
, 1877-05-23

~ 1Vst'0s N1sV03eN 70 I'M }FTbHHz
FpRT WAYNE, tnl., May :s!.-John' Eraua was
In tl,c city to-day IN search Of hts tlaet .inlaw,
having walked here from Lyons. L., which place
he lett !n February. lio ha4 no moncy, and Ae
worked l'ts way atong. lie says that about four
years ago bis brother, William Evans. married
divorced woman and took her to Lyons. Two
yrars after biz father died suddenly, and short
tt1ie nttcr William was poisoned by stFythntne
In .oiIee. In \ few days the wifc disappeared
aud neysF returned. In January lass It waa
learned that shc hat! tried 10 poispn her at.t
husband. Thc body IT the father was dtsin.
his death. John Evans then started on trump
fur The tnurtlercss, wlIun he has sworn to briug
10 Justice. She las been In this city, tut lc{t
recently for Deaauee, D.. 10 which plare John
started to day.
, 1877-05-23

BpFcfdI Ntp0sek 70 ms 7F4AWN&
ADRIAN; Mlc!l., May 2aa.;-pr. ata:Lcan, Of
Michigan University, performed magnificent
operation here tl!is afternoon, removing IN
ovarsum tumur weighing thirty pounds from
the persun Ut Mrs, Minus II. Arnold, Of Ogden.
lhe operation occupied twenty-five minutes,
utla the lally Ia rx1,ectcl 10 recoYcE.
, 1877-05-23
.Will RFTIRF.

CLEVELAND, O., May 1.-The Residence Fire.
insurance Company Ut th!s city. organized In
1S7I by the leading businessmen, Ut Cleveland,
with u cash capital Of 32tu, 100, haa decided Ia
retire frum business ~, The lDlfl, ahI telnsurc
all tho outstanding risks, composed entirely Of
dwellings, In thu ScottlBi Commercial Insurance
Company Of Glasgow, Scotland.
, 1877-05-23
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

0dsr, ftoni Nuw York, liayo arrived out
PHILADELPHIA, May y:2.-Steamshlp Ohio, of
Liverpool, kas arrived.
NEW Yonx, May 2o.-Arriyed, steamers
Bothuia, from. liverpool; state OF Indiana,
from utasgow: Ethlup!a, from Glasgow; st.
Laurentt frunl ilavro. =.
atuvILLE, May :4s...-stcatnshlp Asatia, from
Now furk, nas arrived.
, 1877-05-23
SAN DOMINGO.
POLITICAL CONSPIRACY,

HAVANA, May s3.-Advtees from San Domingo
to the 9sh ins'. state that palttteul conspiracy
was discovered May In San Domingo City.
Thirty persons implicated were arre.tyl, utll
rlhcrs took refuge ~ different cunsulatcs.
subsequently gusrds were st4tfuasEl ls&ase tho
dwellings, Q! all the Cuusuls - prevent tlHig
PREVAILED, aud revolution seemed iulmlincnt.
Maluilnlls, ratiun VI Tie finances seemed 10 be
the prturIbal <au>e OF the i.seonten&.
, 1877-05-23

AkSN1sF p ~ o4EAshA.
NswcAs1Lx.os-TrNE, May 2..-At a meeting
t1 count thu yote3 vi the Northumberland eul-
l:rrs Il, III whether the dispute with the nasters
h. referred 10 arbitration, there wa an oye.-
Mlen1l. Hla5uritY In favor III strike. The
Northumberland uullieFs nu,ubet Is ,uUl
DIED.
LospoS, May eeo.-sf Mathew Digby Wyatt,
Eusllsh VI. .h,te-t, Is dead
, 1877-05-23
No pool YET,

Eptt8Q{ LtpostA 70 JHs 3F7bNM
NEW Yoak, May .3.-Thc ueperal Fre'sht
Agunta Ut tho trunk lines separated toe!ay
without lavng come 10 m agreement regarding
the details bf pooling whirl, wero LETT to thc'fs
~ tue u,anagerA. What will 10 thu result o.
this tuilu5e to arrange pool rates 10 lIst s'lo"a
definitely, but probably II viii cause tilt abaa'
document u tl4s 4lAIl.
, 1877-05-23
StllcIlE.

nATroa, o., May ooo.-The body Of Ernest
Kant wao had been mlss!nY for two weeks, w1s
yesterday found In the Miami River near Frank
liu. There were lnatks Of violence about bis
head that led to the suspicion ot foul play, but
examination aAuwA tuv wuuuIs to have been
, 1877-05-23

ter. returned to CIntdnnati on the 1:30
o'clock train this forenoon. lie sccmc,a greatly
pleased over his rclcase, aui tns,tc,l his quarts
10 supper, after which lie repaired TO hs room
In the National Hotel and dept until ,,eorly
tratn.tlme. fla' pcrsfttent1y refused to be In
tesvewcd, but to hts friends ho remarked that
the charges srumpcA np against him and upon
every Particular.
, 1877-05-23

Tho Division Supcflutcndcnts ot the Chicaso
& Northwestern aud West Wisconsin leatlrvaas
were closeted At the Northwestern General W
lice yesterday aud arranged summer sne'iap'e'
to Northwestern points. which will 70 'o'@
effect next Sunday. Tho following divisions u
the Northwestern were Eeprcsenteds Ail".u
kee, Northwestern uhlou, Wisconsin, fsu,aII ~
sula, Madison, aud M!nnesota Dtytst9u, anu >"
Tho divisions OF the West NLsc0ne!n ttatlrn1a
Mt. William kcyser, Second fatc-PIssiasWSn HI,
MF; "; {. Quincy, tis.tral ManassI, au's len; a
7. T. barry, Western General Passenger A:ens "
Of the Baltimore s Ohio Railrost. are agass' ~ y
the atty. Their presence IT. tha Lime !, aas IN ~
some lawsuits which Will be called up ID wv
UpiteI States Court in .laE or twp. .,4.
Tho rumurs lhat James y. Everest. ot ~
Milwaukee j. ST. faul Railroad, was 'abea! ~ ;,
Jon baseball nine arc w,,Aout lounda1s1}u..
llc has been offered the poslt'oh of nosetes'tsaa
in = bank, but has not yet 1cclled "he1ne' !"
quit ral!soa1l1g OF not ~
Tbs lleneral Ticket aud Passenger Agtats y.
the roals ceuter,uX In thE4 city bcll the'! ~
lar monthly meeting yesterday at the nsus'S
Ticket Oi,llo VI tue Chicago, laxk lslahfa. ~ -
paetae Railroad. Beyonl tha comparing ~ ~. ~
slaett-rates, no bu8ipcAs OF Importance
transacted.
, 1877-05-23
>, Obituary.

Specia! NtpatcA 70 7Ht 7ftb4as
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, May .3s.-Juhn Gamble,
wcl'.knowu lurubcffnan throughout THIS section
VI thu STATE, ltcsl Ills morning.
WuEELlsu, ". Va, May :.saa,-EIcnsy Wallace,
apyotainent citixeu all4 uail manufactured, died
Ep this city to-day
, 1877-05-23

GKEzNylLLE, claY Co., III May :3-0rass-
huppers arc taking SONS pieces Ut small gr:.lu
clean ~ they 60. They arc ycrJHh!ck IN plavcs.
We shall burn the prairle grass, whivl, ws think
will destroy large quantity Ut them. Are
fearful Tor The corn crop. BECAUSE i.l many
plaect they are cutting It oa as fast ~ 1t CONES
through tt.9 ground.
8p<etal N1pakeA to zas 7ftauas
AAscMxsrgH, H., May :t!!.--Curu IL nearly all
planted. 'rlc early planting ia up,utA generally
4 xot,d staiHl. Spring wheat ata1 oats u1u III
Sptetas nftpaseA to 1ae 7f1auEe,
SAC Clrf, il. May :1.44.-Aeurly I'LL the corr IL
planted ia thla county. Very little up yrt. "A
!lrge aereagu planted, Spring wheat and oat4
look tplcnldly The 'hpppcfs are dung so,ne
damage, but not eaough to speak VI At present.
, 1877-05-23

ADELAIDE, South Australia, Apr! aa2.-Thlrty
pcrsoua were drowned by tue wreck III yessel
plying between Adelaile aud the Albany I.les,
gu tne northeast coast Of Australia.
, 1877-05-23
A had pOs'rAL~CLERK.
SV1eddl NtpatcA 10 Tb6 IriAuxx.

OSHKOSH, Wts., May a4.-A railroad Post
Qiise clerk GU The Northwestern Road, named
Z. U. WaIinc, residing In tbh city, vas plareA
under arrest here to-day On charge Of sobbiag
The malls OIL hts route. Special Agent White
states that six such ltttess were found on hIs
pcrsoo when arrested. Waytps was held 10
bali to await examination Tuesday.
, 1877-05-23
CRIMINAL NEWS.
Examination of the Men Of Straw
Who Went Down to SPRING
field After Wool.
Strong Indications that They Will
Come hack We'll Shorn.
Execution Yesterday Of the Murderer
Humphrey at Sandwich, 0nt.
4 Persistent A1engcr on tile Track Of
Ills Murderous Sister.lu. Law.

-
speefa' Df.paseA ID 1as Tribune.
spR5Nor,utp, Afay a,-In tic Circuit Court
to.aov thc ,,ortjc. ~ ,to ottomnt a. .nc,,r. thc
sa,ass. -" ~, pIna,.s 49,, ~ n,,,,... ~ 1,s,s
!c"ase W Hue"es aoa -Aa"il'' tno As'eo'.'
tomb-robbcrs, on straw.bai1a were arruiEncd.
Including Field and Fuller. who had, rendered
themselves Az l,ont1smcn, there werc seven.
.1amo. Ksn..,. 4s.t1fna n. w.. .torr,c-,r
."es 4.s"u'J s.es IT,. 80" r..i
partner ot Mall1assa Nh tue Hnp satoon' nv
caEo, and was now running It for him. Said he
owned a billiard saloon and fixtures worth
n. .rn1 Hc,1cntc1 nnv conncct,on w,th .traw.
iii. ..t.s. ..,. ss...,s,..s .,:..: sr..u..,
ous- "nspuse5' o"sJ sue''.na ,"a' Hla''la
haa asked lllm to get help IN TIC bail matter,
but his efforts In that behalf had failed. Ills ball
was fixed at $50.
I1rrtert Nel.on ;1entcd nj. ronnrct,on with tbc
...,.s. ~. IT. - s1.. ~ ~ -, ~ ~ ~
eousp'sac5' te aa'o nc h"'' guns JILL e-,uoo iol
Hughes solne, timo aCo, and tie supposed that
this had made him suspected is cognlxant of the
Mot to rob thu Lincoln tomb. III a11e1 that
r,o,, ho +,,J T., T,mv T.,nn.. If VI. r,ot o,,1
INV Nv tea4 ~ ,n - wv p,o1' Al.4
OF Itugt'es' COMPLETELY Win u, hc apr1!ca 10
Commissioner Iloync to bc released from the
bond, but he would not hear to Il. lie protested
thattht<vaa tha c-trnt of f,fe .Ynno.ofl ,,nr.
necttnm with nny c,,nsnirssy tn fostp straY iii
unon Tia nntimt,tirs. Ejcht hmntirci in,fars
i,aii was rrn,re,i m lin nisn. A''
, 1877-05-23
COLD WATER.

EyAasylLlx, Wis, .alay 4.-1hc Te'ap'e ~
Honor has finally reached Evansrtlc, QUO 49,
Ing been Instituted last night. a Vat a'aoua t..
OF good has been done By this 0rder IL W.
eonsip. xh&h now ka& lal ts1aplcS.
, 1877-05-23
JOURNALISTIC,


SpeE3a{ U75pd4c& 70 me 1HSuNG
MlLwArKEs, Mayka.-'ro-daT the Sheriff took
Possession vi thu Milwaukee, Lt.iitY !stses ou N
execution IN favor of Dr. MaRann for 31aoa 4
-toEenan was placed IT.. charge, and Lhs paper
viii be isaue,4 until the SheElil's sale.
, 1877-05-23

5D*e1di U1t3d1cA 70 1At 7F36VRt.
LAWRENCE, ka... MAY 21-'rhe river here has
risen nearly one foot Aimee yesterday, Tho low.
lands north Of the city ars vefY generally hotxl-
III. Ouly two mails have been received to.,laY.
, 1877-05-23

8peddi N4pateA &s Ia 7rtsxHA
INDIANAPOLIS, May 2A-About = o'clock this
morning All order waa received from Cincinnati
by Capt. MuEphey, OF the police force, tu re-
leass Mat. Blukbuxu. aud the lat.
, 1877-05-23

NAl1rAY, N. g., sIay :.a..-Four men and thrcc
women were drowned at alallE,laHatik, Cape
Breton, on Sunday lust, by tho upsclting of q
buxt whlla on sl,slr way to ehurc!..
Spxrtat MspascA IT, 7As T1svx<.
LEAvExwoarM, Knit. stay :sAa.-Gcorep
rEkett, Of this ylty, FILL oil tho deck Of tho new
stealne1 Don Cameron, Which let till risy u
lew days ago, aud WA drowned.
, 1877-05-23
TIE CHICAGO, DlANvILLE d WIN.
CENNE3,


CINc1NNArt, O., May o3.-The stuckholders
of tts Cincinnati Southern Ral1road thls after
noon elected the following Directors: Rufus
King, john sAillito, Robert Mitchell. DlrI
Lfntun, ]. II. Rogers, William Glenn, T. y;
Shoemaker, ]. N. kinney, Henry LOWS, A!ffe!
GaItllct. Frcxerycl Smith, J. L. Neck, asl J. u.
litlthea. No tirkct was run ln opposition 70
shls; Tho Directors wilt meet for Organization
, 1877-05-23
FINANCIAL,

creditors Vi John a. Halter 4 Gu, The tai1lltiea
were stated II 3l1B, ,000; assets, $77,uNa
, 1877-05-23
SPAIN.



Lospos, My GA special from Madrid
the Basque Provinces to provide :N,uc con-
:, fsits This Jear, but Alsra and Gulpuxtu4 are IL
Irian L forti.n VI thc fuetos, which D.=ray
R!uue lo.es rulitc!y.
, 1877-05-23

Rp<eiat hasaleA to 7as TnSu.s.

LA Crows. Llun Co., hun, May 2s.-Corn !s
ytry gcucfsIly planted. Early planted not very
gopd stand. Kaplauted coming up. Winter
whtat prospects were lever better. w have
not 4al uuIh rzina