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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26
HowARD's HUNT.



Salt Lake, Aug. 25.-The following
is the statement Of Capt. Bainbridge,
commanding Fort Hall:
I left this post at s p. m. on the 10th
inst. for Gen, Howard's command with
an escort of ten soldiers. Fifty Ban
mock and Shoshone scouts, authorized
by Gen. Sheridan, reached Gen. How
ard at a. m. on the 22d inst, having
marched $50 miles. Howard was di-
rectly on the hostiles' trail, one days
march in the rear. 1 marched with
him one day, and left him fifteen miles
from Henry's lake, which place he in
tended to reach the same day. The
hostiles are badly demo rallied. They
have not over 200 fighting men. We
found freighters and ranchmen along
the Montana road in very demoralized
condition. Freighters who were on the
road between Sand Holes and Pleasant
Valley at the time the hostiles struck
it had left their wagons where they hap
pened to be, in most instances loaded
with valuable freight, and had taken
their stock to places of safety. In one
instance we found two wagons, one
loaded with metallic cartridges and
another with powder, but the hostiles
had not disturbed them. AS soon as
We had passed over the road freighters
commenced moving again, believing
the hostiles had disturbed no freight
on the road. Howard was pleased to
get the Indian scouts, and thinks they
will do him good service. Howard
and his command are having severe
campaign, but all seemed in good spir-
its, hoping to finish the hostiles in
short time.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26
The Bone Sharps.

Cincinnati, August 25.-The Ameri.
can Anthropological Association, which
was organized at the Centennial and
has members from Maine to California,
holds it's first annual meeting here
Sept. 9Th, the object being to investi.
gate tile prehistoric races of Ameri.
cans. Prof. c. C. Jones, of Augusta,
Ca, is president, and S. F. Baird, Of
California, vice-president.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26

ANoNe the converts to the Murphy
movement in Denver is Gen. Champion
Vaughan, who signalized his champion
ship of the cause by very eloquent and
impressive speeches at temperance mass
meetings since. The General is an old
newspaper man, and was for many
years "a fearful example,"
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26
OREGON.
Damaging Disclosures.


Portland, August 25.-W. b. Highly,
who is under indictment for suborna-
tion of perjury, and in Jail in default of
bonds, has just made the following affi-
davit in regard to the Grover inyesti-
cation:
81, W. B. Highly, being duly sworn,
would state that A. w. Walters, q. S.
marshal, and John Kelly, collector of
customs revenue, hired and induced
W. H. Stiles to make the affidavit that
he did; that 1 was present at the Cos
mopolitan hotel in Portland, and heard
and saw the above done; that John Kel-
" paid Stiles way from the junction to
Portland, and that he paid his board at
the st. Charles hotel while he was
there, and that John Kelly induced me,
W. B. Highly, to procure the affidavit
of E. A. Lake; that Marion c. Athey
wrote the affidavit of Z. A. Lake; that
he knows all about the transaction; that
it was done in David Goodsell's office
in the Holmes block; that never in
duced or tried to induce any one to
swear to anything that 1 knew to be
false, but that John Kelly told me to
get Lake to swear to what he did; that
in payment to Lake for the above I
gave an order on Walters in accordance
with John Kelly's orders. The object
of the whole thing was to destroy any
influence that Grover might have in
the United States Senate, and also to
affect the next June election. l inter-
viewed Morton at Ben. Holidays, in
Portland, and informed him that if 1
was put ON the witness stand my testi-
mony would be in accordance there
with. He said for me not to come be-
fore the investigating committee in
Oregon, but to come to Washington,
D. c.; that my mileage and fees would
be paid, and that kept out of the way
under Morton's instructions.
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OHIO.
Railway Bridge Burned.

Cleveland, August 25.-The covered
bridge spanning the Tuscarawas river,
just south of New Philadelphia, Ohio,
was completely destroyed by fire at noon
to-day. 1t was three-span, double
track bridge, 800 feet long. The loss
will be about $4,000. Insurance
Sc, 900.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26

FIFTY thousand shirts, on which are
printed extracts from the Koran, in
blue characters, and as many wooden
waistcoats, whereon is emblazoned the
Prophets seal, are being manufactured
in Paris for the Turkish soldiers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26
OK the summit of the Sierra Neva

On the summit of the Sierra Nevada
4 ountains, in passing over to Silver
Lake, is seen the name of Kit Carson,
carved by himself on hemlock tree in
1874. He shaved off the rough inside
bark with a butcher knife, then cut his
name and the date so deep in the bark
Underneath that both are perfectly
distinct to this day.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26

IT is said that the real inventor of the
present Russian war is Gen. Ignatieff,
the shrewd ambassador who played so
successfully against all the diplomats
of Europe. Gortschakoff is credited
with opposition to the war, and Igna.
tieff with an ambition to succeed Gort-
schakoff as Prime Minister.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26

THE announcement that Austria and
Germany had arrived at an understand
ing favorable to Russia is persisted in,
and receives coloring of truth from
several circumstances. The facts of
the case will only come out when the
proper time for action comes.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26

SOMEHOW story has got out in
North Carolina that Gov. Vance is CIV
ing SIS and chrome to every boy NAM
ed after him, and he is accordingly be-
ing pestered by exceedingly compli-
mentary letters from innumerable
namesakes in all parts of the state.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26

KEENE, the Californian, raised a
breeze on Wall street yesterday, and
startling developments are predicted
by the knowing ones.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26

AN Indian policy is wanted which
will kill an Indian occasionally.
Sheridan should try the Crooked poll
cy in the Nez Perces war.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26

TIE motto of the Bikuben, the Nor
mon Scandinavian newspaper pub
lished in Salt Lake, is 'helliget." Very
short and appropriate.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26

THE Hamilton county (Ohio) Demo-
cratic convention has nominated a full
ticket-State senate, house of represen-
tatives and county officers.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26

THE President has appointed Henry
B. Sheldon, agent of Round Valley
Agency, California.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26

1t is rumored that Father Hyacinthe
intends standing as candidate for one
of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS of Paris, but
his chances of success are considered
small.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26

THE British rifle team arrived on
Saturday in New York.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26
The Daily Leader.
as-Official paper OF the City, County, Ter
ritory and United States.
GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at 10i.

GEN. GRANT and party are in Lon
don.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-08-26

Ne,v York Money and Stock Market.
New York, August 25.-Gold closed
at 104.
Silver - bars 122 greenbacks ll1l
gold. Coin AGA discount.
Money-2f.
Governments weak.
Stocks-Western Union, s25; Quick.
silver 1s4; Pacific. 24t; Mariposa, 3
Wells Fargo, SO; N. Y. Central, 1921
Erie, 124; Panama, 40: Union Pacific,
20; U. p. Bonds 1863; Central Pacific
bonds 106s.
, 1877-05-07


CutcAoo-Prop Idaho, 20, 0o0 bu corn to Buffalo,
through rate; prop rottaye. q, 600 bu wheat 70
UuGa!o. through rate.
Dxrnorr-Wheat to osweco, SIC, quiet but
stcAdJ; 10 Dut1alo, 2h03c, nominal. Coasa
frelxbts arc Offering more freely.
CL1ykLANp-SesH David Stewart, 1000 tons
coal, Cleveland 70 Chicago, dawa-town dock, 6Ue
tree; aehr II. A. Kona, 400 tons coal, Cleveland
to Milwaukee, Soc fres. retutn cargo ore, Escana.
ba 10 coyelsud+ ptlssss terms; sehs Elza Turner,
coal. Cleveland to Margaelte. TOO fres, ore back
to Aassasiis, 4oe ftcs, return esrxa ON, ~. 20;
eos y0c fses; sehs s: Much. ANAL coal 6aaan4ky
to Milwaukee. Jlia FIVE; schf Jsopl9 Matthewa,
1oaI, Clsscisnt 10 chacsxu. down. town dock, 6Oe
free.
HvrsALa-Cspt George ". Boas reports char
tcts: sehf 81 1AwFencv, COAL to Chicago, al +.te
psr ton. Capt. Toa Collins rsp9sas: ll4iIEoAd .ties
tilyuon lay 70 iIuHalo. II I u.
Uswkuu.-hchrs Atmosphsts. Jennie Whie. ard
william shups hase besa Chartered ~ take coal 10
1v!etto u a;sc pr ton; schsa smith sud pv.s coal
10 Detroit u 40c per ton and tho sehF q. u. Bond,
eoal from teaE4otts to Ailwaakss u 75o par tas.
fous COS! tEAlnA pdr day arc now bslns run 70
Oswego daily frua tho lainsa. Thsss AIo ssEt "
be ~, 00u ions Of coal " FtthAven aWstinX Ahip.
meat.
, 1877-05-07

Prof. Nswcomb la baen making e!aborats r..
searches on tho small Deviation IN sh1 n,oons mo-
sa ssea!ds ot - isse:hsa :, es'asy "
has been generally conceded thai tho acceiesalon
shout tsg seconds pr century; this was the ea-
lated tho acecietatiou Which would b. caused In q
very long psriod {u'any eentunesl BY tha didar.
:9shs :9s 1. ss suua ass III. L e !. .sos Co. 'th saa.
deterasinel5 4 ,neariy ten md one :afta secoals
seusarss from ,ho ill., u sny given obssrrasio,,.
NJ. Adsms showtd several years ayo that Tho cal.
cuIasEqu VI Lepsaes WAS open 10 criticism, and that
this dsmonstrastoa BY Mr. Adams ths bel,si a.
.s's sasf i &. 'As :.s ss'' s,ss Ct sa
o!sAs yst: s'.lusiiy elsskinx ths rrls
4 s's sssu e. "; =. sss s:
st tsa MOOD MAKE IL tst.l .essIs;s.oa siai iii
this general estimate vas fsotu the Uabyloai&n
.seosa q eclp.ss as given ey FtsIemy.. ,se.sp
:st:t s " .o H. Il s =, ':sstss .ss 4:
ptrs!.s eyidsaes taa% !as oIslas!, ssset,.,Ioas
many doubts aecumalsts over the record
Of each Of the.s eeitpsea. oas ot thp .aost
available sccn.s 10 b. tAo eclipse e!Desienced BY
ths s,ctl!sn eo4sk on his way to attsck Carthage.
II daJ aud hour feconds4i, ths. suu WAY, dafk-
snsd: and The s1ats r. spp,atsd Al tlis y dsdnI.s
whr6 sida of Sicily Axatloeles Wa on wien ths
sclfpso took place. The difference VI place ~ tu
tbs coasss of ths island u s1vuHh. Nhau tho
eclip4a II calculated backward, 70 make thy dlner.
encs httwcsa tho AIAus theory and tho LaplAe4
eheory Ut lba noons Eccctsfatt0uA 1t ls equivalent
% ahoat slx seconds The eellp.s u tho battle Vt
ealam!s has never becn !acnktSd. Other doubt
tul features attach to tho rccord Of the rest Of tho
tlfeek ccllpsca. Th8 one that Th4lca predicted ID
famous, but tho story Of 1t probably esms through
two or three generations. and b<csae moro os leas
Why. for instance, II Thxies saId to hare predict
cd tho year ol the cclipss, and not the dsyt With
tbs means II his cumuan1 hs would have beuu
likely. he prcdic.cd a sll. 10 naus tho month
ana probably ~ day, - result q an
Of khe evidence Psof. NrWcou.a tAlnkY
tla1 nons ot ths solar ecup.es record.
I'd BY. ths Greeks adosd data Tor calculating tho
u lunar eelip>ea, II tAs1 1Q weedcd u
unecttaln.lc4, the amount Of secolstatlvn will b
, 1877-05-07
TRIBUNE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

Roo7nk, Dcs.gs1.is.
!. CHhHTEn OAK LIFE tLoan Drp't.}
=. TO RENT.
4. GcsTlS 4 WALLACE. J. r. nALE,
T. pIEEEN wATCH.CASE MAS'F0 CO.
8. TO RENT.
Ito REST.
:. HENRY LUEHKEn
4. wM. {. DOW. A. j. BROWN. ". RONDlEg
y. WRIGHT 4 TIRHELL.
10 CIIANTEK OAK LIFE ttnsurnnes pppt1
His. FAfltCltlLN 4 HLACkNAN.
I4-l5. JAMES MORGAN. Il. ". BRlDQR
IG. HENRY E. BkELYE. ". y. EuOrER-
II. N. u. HARDIN.
ls-lu. H. \. rEAttSONs a CO.
~. TO HEET.
II. y. L. bA6KfN 4 60.
r. ASSOCIATE EpIr0k
~. El,1TNR.lS.CHtEF.
-. MANAGING EDITOR
=. ASSOCIATE EDITORS.
20. L. c. EANtE-
, II. ". j, nANNEY CO.
~ WILLIAM f!ItOsS.
~. II. r. EOKCROsS. ]. A. NeELpOTEEY.
81. KEpPATi LycEuM BUREAU,
u. COMMERCIAL EDlTOIt
~. ". ". DEXTER.
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Is. NIGHT EuITOR.
". CITY EDITOR
ofncaa 10 the building 70 rent by ". G. DOW,
Room y. --
, 1877-05-07
PORT HURON.

Special NepatcA to 7hs 7tttnmA
PoRT nrnnx. Mich, May G.-i,own-P.ops
Ct. Jofeph. Mary Hills. Raleigh and eonsort, Wis.
sah!ckon and consort; schrs Parma. 4. P. Narth,
George hurry, San Diego. Tbos. r. Sheldon,
0wAsco, uc1vetia, Vim. Vanderbilt, Stampede, J.
E. Bailey. selk,rt. America, hartford. II. c.
FiuneJ, knight TemplaE, Lone Star, Hungarian,
AnsrdAie.
UP-rrops CuJahoRa, Jamca Fink, IT., Rast And
coneort, CorrtoraAt and tow, Mineral Rock and
h7rges, Pottae, Chamberlain and barges: schrs
Mary Jaue, william 0sand5, J. D. Kitchen, Cos.
W,sp-Nosth, gntle.
WE&TMEn-Ene. ....
The tug WfnsioS, with tho stesm. m.barsa Datdwia
in Inv. passed IorA this morning.
lhc tHG Martin, with cam.pumps md divers,
e1t AL ot1ht TO tafse tho schf Gibbs. tnnk At st.
Gla,s l,s fAt.. Can't. MeAltfster, Of this schooner,
shiuy ~ sont,ad,Gs, thc Captain Of the Colosado IN
penefe bo" when tho collision occurred. Tho
0onA lteh cAs! aud will plohas1y be raised By to-
morrow, to"ed here, aud locked.
THE DISASTER To TIE PELICAN.
The following addtttonsl particulars have been
received In regard 10 the disaster to The Pelican:
Tie cargo consisted Of TO- 600 bushels Of rejected
whes~ and "a Insured for s7J 80 in the following
companies: Fsclhe Mutual, s12,O 900: Lamar.
81. con; Brewers and Maltste,s', 81, 600; Mercaa.
tile Mutual, SO. 600; Manhattan, 81, Zoo: &c.
cuftty. Of New York. 81, 8e5; Orient, s., roo:
fhrntx, 81. 500; DunaIo, q, 900, fl, p,ul.
". ho3: anil Inland Cnloh, 81, h00. There is no
Insurance On tho vcsaei. which IL the properly
IL Valued by ths underwriters At G>S, 900. This
vessel ties Aerosa the CHANNEL and Captatna pnss-
Ing INSIDE Of her must guard against the enttcnt.
, 1877-05-07
IOWA.
aKroRT or T1tn lHsunANon pEPARrMnkT.

RKroRT OF TIN iHsuHAN0b nEPARTMnkT.
Special CarvtspoAd4nes af Tas Tribune.
Dks Mo1xEs. Ia, Nay 6,-Tho eighth annual Ia.
port VI the Insurance Department OF Iona 10 now
Ia press, and from advance sheets I compile ths
following stassments
osAouR FIRE COMPANIES
there are but sig required u mako rup0r Of thefr
business: Burlington; Faruars', Cedar 1saptds,
German Mutual, Dascnports I!awkoys, Drs
Munes; Iowa State, Acokuk; State, DcS Molnts,
The totaftncreaao Of as.ets Of ihos. companies tie
past year was 3214, ba7. ID, showing : profitable
and successfnl businras. Tho e1ecsa Of sAsets
orcr liabilities IL about $500, 900, Or more than
the total losses paid In any three consecutive gear.
Tho business deno by thase companies haa been
Lesvtss than the yaar before. and tho losaea have
hstn hssvisE. The arstago percent OF loss ~
pFemiaua was FL, to III fos 1878. Tho total prc-
tnam-rscslpta were 1901, H5s losses incurred.
1l2s, OK. 30; rtsks written. SIS, 5a4. 76a. III.
During tho year 4 thorough Investigation OF tho
ali2lEs Of ttpss companies wAz made b. the Hon.
John husssll, s1-sta.s. Auditor, - Special COM
n!ss[oner, hy personal examinations OF I'll securl-
lies hsld BY tho eoulpaaisa and Of lall psopstty.
and Title thereto, on which sssuFitict wtfa 6a4sd,
knowlclse might b obiAlnsd Of tho sta.us of the
comp4uias. This result IL = compiats seridcatton
Xuaisos s Ill uS X o.sss shss saundaa. md
Thsse so il sIe stats .eSssai toe., ma.u.l. ban
w!htn tic statutes reX insuta1cA pAnlss
OF thrls nuulbes OF business uothlhs IL known BY
tnis department. ..-.
Attsntiou il callsd 10 several fose!gu companies
seeking 70 do buaIaess Ia this State wshoet suth1r
tty. No honorable company viii thus staAlthlly
itaL EsssY l4xial agent has aeqrt!ncats from this
Department..
Thsee AEs
QN1 ttynparp EoRsl0M riRz coxfAHExs
doIa7 lawful business Ia Iowa. OF which fourteen
helong outside the United States. The cash cap
itAl represented br thsso conpanlea l. t37, h}i.
$50. o.; Er0s4 assst., Sll9, 334, COS. 81; l1sbii
ttes, 3si o53. B9o. vi; surplus, ~, lso, us ~
itiss, eompnted At 10 psr csn1 which u morn thAn
fcQuired 81 ths lava pf thfa Stats, and which
would. tnssstose, Increase chs surpins. OF ths
whota n1Mhcs. uttWenly shav expenditures above
rcceipts. and theao ara small IN tnounk
and without prejudice. TIE aos:i . r.
some y ~. i7a 80: %; sfpcnaitasss' @ & ~, ~
pioFu than halt 10 United states and Other nsst-
e!ass sLoeks, absolutely owned by tAsm. The do
, 1877-05-07
CHICAGO FLEEr.

Tha following vessels sre oo Lake. Aiehlgsn And
Huron, bound down: PFops Raleigh. W. T.
Gteayss, III AibsnA, superior, Vanderbilt. Dear
Richmond. Carbon City, Oswsyatchie, CD. ker-
shaW, schrs y. q. Fort, 0neoats. Pavana, DelA.
ware. North capo, seot!s. ". IT, Vanderbilt Psp.
saukee, G. Z. Bssnes, q. J. Wells, +. ]. Jons.,
Ian Diaao, lIelretts. r. r. 6h<ldon. Csndcu.
Champion, Richard Wnslow. j.. L. Dantoslh, II.
r. Baldwin. Oscar Townsend. z. Kelley, il. 4,
Van fx!kspbargt deoreu Harrey, kate Rinslow,
H niins *'1h Ni.n: oa:ea VI c,y ys'yjb yboasia sin
soa. Moonlight LAfrlai<E, 8. 8. Hax.
esd: Btidgewsssf. Nt1fsfs: Our Son. u. L.
Me., Side, J. q. Bailey, tlroton. Hantr Folvrr.
q. L. Funcy, Wrenn, D~eato. ". Ftllsaolr,
Fsvo1its. Laurel, J: y. Rowland, 4. Spryt Cos.
sack, AAr1 Cupeif. u. q. Cles Gland, Jonn O'Ntll,
Ada Madota, +. y. Leighton, City OF Chicago.
Morning Light, Hsstis Hetls, 3. A. AsAss, ". J.
, 1877-05-07

big neet on the lumber Market, the largest this
season. There In this port on Saturday only
grain sesse,s their total capacity being
H50, 900 Tho Lschtne Cansl opened on satur-
dny....The Es!e Canal Boari can't sce II; thcy
won't come down In their rates, The stnnr River
sido Il coming here ~ have her cabin enlarged. >.
There q only twelve feet OF wator In tic sauIt c..
nal The tear Sweet Home 10 going To take car
70 from Toronto 10 Halifax. .EleTen casroea Of
timber hase left Toledo for below this wcaaop :, :,
The sehr Maz4ie, Of Kingston. was sold Al Mar.
thaFs sale fot $5I0..: The water In Milwaukee
Hsser Is dirty. but shesos lots OF 1t, aud ss On the
, 1877-05-07

John II. Oberly, L. U. H.. OF Cairo. lectured be-
fore ,arse and spprccatvo audience at this place
on Saturday evening, under tho auspices VI tho
Odd.Fellows. A delegation from Englewood Lodge
was present, and. aftss tie lecture, cscostal tho
vis!tors to the depot and gays thras hossty cheers
to thcir departing visitors.
Mrt. Cady bsanton delivered her lecture, ~ Onr
Q,rls. on Friday syunlnX, 10 3 large and spprc-
ciattsc audience, at the tonxregsttouat churrh.
The Blue lsland Band. Al nal1teur orgaui xation,
Will siVs musical entertainment, followed by a
bali, on June Is.
, 1877-05-07

Tie 1ad'cs presented ths Rsv. Mr.. bartholomew
a abcauttfut Biblo aud an easy.chair Monday evon-
Ing at tho residence Of Mr. 4. Allen. Mr. Oln,sted
acted for The adics and made tue presentation, to
which the recipient most teelsng!y responded.
The lIo1e Literary held 4 bt!sfness meeting on
day evening IN October, Alter eccting tic Following
onicers fof The ensuing year: NJ i. Tdomas,
PRESIDENT; Nrs. u. It.. Draper, yice.Prosldant;
Miss Clara Nenhaii, Secretary; McysTs. r. Z.
Davis, :. q. ThustcE. and II. W. Higgins, Financo
Committee.
Miss Carrie lIerbeeker has returned from Enrope,
besu aticuding school in GcrulAny.
, 1877-05-07

THE SINKING OFF TIE gibbs.
The Detroit Frs Fr<ss rircs tbs following ae.
count Of the disaster 10 the Otbbs: ''Abont 3
o'clock in tho morning as tho prup Colorado, OF
the Commercial line. was proceeding dewn The St.
Clair River. aud when vt tho southeast bend, she
c0alsdsd With The schr Il. ]. Gihb~. bound NJ. Tho
bow Of the propeller stsuck the achoouoE forward
Of tho main rtgging OIL tne ssarhoard side, tearing
large hula into her, through Which larae guam.
tlty OF cotn rushed out thus for 4 tow tninutea
preventing tho schooner from sinking. On tao
collision Of the two vcssea, tho Captain and crew
Of the achooner, thoroughly alarmed. c!amttred
s .ao Il s I'll ~
phantom sllp. 1lnF run. huwever. was short. fol
Of eight minutes from tho time OF thu cells.
about twclTe feet OF wateE."
Tas oSS. !: o,GS ornsd =; Fsd + ws Of ro
insnrcd for f3, 600 IN tbs Phrn!x, Norshsestsrn,
coiosads .sls. sst !, ". hs h.9iy da1H shen 'h hs
tlt"t saw The ulbIaa. mud thai hs was coming down
asose the sos.heast bend, keeping vii ovcT to H.
lfc stats. also that The vessel wn. bound up and
was hugstns tae stasbosrd bank. showing her rcd
ssa taa e s
course; but when }uat below Tho elbow, and when
both wsrs in close Proximity. ne schooner
y oase Ieal!s.a iho d.9ss; md raSs .5s I'll %
etop aAd uack. #hlch Wa dong Al once. h1t not tn
tins to avoid colltstou for the Etvat amount Of
rould not easily to checked Tho crew oflhe
achooaes did not wait for invitation. but s It
vcsseL With all sa!l ssk goinR VI thv river. She
noou oiled and sunk. Capt. NcDonuld says tho
nlghs wa clear. aud that It tho vessel had kept
il 10 the drst thing Of the son that hks evse
happened to him, md hs has been Csptaln Tor ths
lasi twenty yeAre. The crew OF the schooner claim
to bAvo performed thar duty. The damage done 10
tho propeller wAs very slight. She 10 owned In
Buffalo, by ChA1l4s kpsign 4 Co."
, 1877-05-07
Nocturnal Ulintll,esS-

... Citation f0pt) .Sfse Era.
There resides In this toH u young girl who is
afflicted In an unusual manner, not being able
to see In the dusk Ut the cTeling. Her cyes,ght
Is apparently a. good rs any ones during The
day, but whcn daEknees sets In she becomes
atono blind and requires 10 be led aruunl the
satnc las q tutally blind person. She enjoys
good health, and the cause ot this singular
phenomenon is unknown.
, 1877-05-07

All nervous. exhauatine. and painfn1 diseases
speedily yled TO the curRtlve influences Of Pnlvrr-
nlachsrs Electric Belts and Hands. They s1a
safet simple. Ant effective, And cAn be easily ar-'
piled hJ the patient htmstlf Book, with full par.
ttcufara, mailed free. Addrass Fulvcrnacher Gal
vantc Co, Cincinnati o,
, 1877-05-07


Ard ei{en e1p;n.l,e, snd ths pnbi!e aisisror T.
The hns;ness :. en-! dong IN lows for 1874 shows ae.
si: 2!l; 51s. ia: lo:.s: raid, SIS, :12.a!, q
pss sf e ss; psr
.ssn. p.a III e s'ss ssa sas for premium.
Foreign companies. f.7ei. 7p2 m
sLssa, ii4.s3
LIFE COMPANIES.
Thirty lfe iosafsnee companies are doing 'avfnl
psnies 4ss Il t csa.oansi .nd iows LIE ops,.te On
smSsts ns ae4 RI s' p Rs{ps &c., &c.
a'sftY.ses., Ths Eauit.b1s i,is operate. on the
careful md ee?'nomissi msnagen,.ns Dqt ai1
sss srs ifs sss s fa:fs q asps
are mostly moftg.go loans q lows. II h.. 5350.
whole number Of policies tasusd IN 1870 VIVA
Q III: pt@smiams @ paid. suo3 ~ 81: risks viii;
tSn oys, d;e H. g. 81 49, @ excess of ''e'prsma' paid
THE srArs AUDITOR
recommenda mofe stringent legislation for The pro.
tesston ot whereby tho contract tor
reinsurance shall receive the conscnt Of tho 1nsurs
tlenrts io conciadss ii. report 4. Il, foli ioss:
y
If ;ss$, A. sss ill.,
fas
;s
:s s: ~ It IT.
the greater portion af shosu who tnvest 10 tho
, 1877-05-07

M, no,,a ~ viI,o. Tru.,ca. n1e, An eo,n,d,,
1"c Doa'n VI s'hsK" i'"ssoe: het oo eatafoay
eyan'n9 In thcls new room. All tho meubsra wera
present, telegram was read, aeut by Treasurer
navuon3 ask1n1 tha Doxrd that II hs va, sue.
ras,,ss w .1io,. Elm .sI1ss.cto,- tc.s ~, m,.t A.
esesn ~ ~ s.v" a.sI k.'+ ~
ues, Iae Sommaa!eatoa "as setslssd 70 tue com'
Fha Committee on Directs aud Alleys recon-.
meadeA that PoMers j. Schwa1l be granted pei.
nlssluu to cEect i h4y scale. They also zpoke Of
curtain sllewalk4 built BY paftles which ara DO.
fsctlve sMa dangerous, and That they ought 10 1e
. e soaa ,n sse'd:a1
suggested that tpastos owaiux then, be uotded, aud