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, 1877-12-13
BROAD WAGON TIRES.


BrENGIKa, Ill.,. Uec 10.-The subject Of broaIl
wagon tires discussed In your CITY Council Dec.
| hope will b. vel! considered, when examined and
reported On, by the Committee having tho same iu
charge. The ftiends OF this measure. ard all that
desire better ctass Ut roads, aud better pulley to
keep them In repair. watch With deep Interest
your Actlnn In this matter. Your adoption and
your sncecss would do much to secure their general
use. 1t IL = matter Of surprise That broa1 wagon
tires hare not been In nss long since, not uuy In
Chicago, hut on all the earth runds OF the West,
ano encouraged By legal enactment Of ths Stale.
Your pascheuts OF wood are beautiful to ride over
when new. but how soon sheJ htcom0 old and
wurn, and that pleasuEv II lost The experience Ut
older btates should not ha lost In thla matter.
Travel Iu your city u, md has been. possble. In
thu country 1t t. 10 Al lnfunts aud purposes sus-
pended. And this condition ol this things must ~
coulinue, At least portion Ut The tinie until our
common roads arc ulaae better, and sou,s better
way secured Ut keeping them IN repair. 1t 10 90.
lieved thAt BY imposing \ tax on narrow t1Ees.thcy
woulh soUn 10 out Of use. Mako tnts tar strictly
road or STREET tag. aud 1t wu1ll e. very fnF In
keeping in repair tho injury sustained ~ narruw
tlfcs. do not wttss these lines expecting tu IN.
sesuc: tho Clty Council Of Chicago or her lnte1t.
vsnt cit,zens but the subject has deep An inter-
cat that feel 1t . duty, In conmon With many
others, ~ express our taanks that you hare taken
action IN this mAttcF. i. y. r.
, 1877-12-13
THE GERMAN-AMERlcAh.
tn fka f.HffoF al 1h& 7rfbBnt.

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-THE 0eEr,an- American
Rank has followed the i!Iu.tsions example Of sIl
tue others-t las fatlc. or, to express 1t In po!to
terms, It has gone into ''solunlAFy liquidation"
There w4s lims In the dnancist and commercial
ht.tory Of taia country when bauksapts wets mot
allowed to 90 tnta ''yoluntAty liquidat!on." 1hs
time Ut business integrity seems 10 have passed
iutu absolute Oblivion. aud do not At present uu.
cu.,,.tancc. Brt must say that the attempt On
tho pals Of shs nrecturs OF Tho defHnet Herman
American Hank to h4vs Ae kIilan, tho President
unparalleled c2so Ut chrek have ever Witnessed.
do not care to cast any pcrsonAl reflections upon
that Renlsn,Au. but 1nast say that II y entirely
transactions " hsve tbs chief Ut bankrupt cua.
cern made tho regulator Of its posthunioua aaaIts.
Fur the sakc Of dccrncy hope that Judge Moore
will never eonssnt to bu party to % sillauuus
transsetou DkPuslTUa.
, 1877-12-13

or two miles, 3ou wint some choice plsce whore
you t7nke butter, ~ It II utterly impossible 10
make good quality where ANY nior can get to t..
Tho Convention rea..emhlca a. Lao in the af-
ternoon, and ihr repnrt of Treasurer Thomson
waA rend. ncecptch.. md h1ed. Il shows eaah m
hsn1 from last yrat and receipts during thia rear.
$t+o.a8: exren'!Itnrrs, principally fot printing.
s14s.al. ieaslng bsIanee on hand n $1.oa.
Then thc topic was taken hp, n foilnwA: "Hnw
n,uch per pound l. fair eompcntation for making
hnsse'' 1fso cheese, i1canah!ng .a!t pactlnzn,,,
which ~aa discussed ehfy BY Thomas l,ishnp, 4.
Ws'sox, Il: 4; Stone, and VT. Holand, q Elasn,
and :. Il. Williams, Of Martngot aud L. q. Ward.
Of 1t. Charles.
Tho topic ''The best method nf improving ana
supplying the dairy the different broeds and their
adaptations for dairy PURPOSES, was d1scuascd at
length bv r. II. Seward. Of NatcnRp.
An attempt wss MAIDS to hare committee ap-
pointed to mare IN inveAtfKatton ~ to the beat
breed OF catta for dairy purposes for any section
~ the country, hut met with anch oppositIon thse
It failed.
The meeting hgnin convened in tho ercnIng,
changed for this oceasion to Mcndeltaohn Hail,
hnd the mcMorss were entertained with able ad.
dfes.e. by ten. l.. u. Parsons, Of Flora, III, and
1'r, John ". Gregory, Regent Of tl1 Industrial
University,
, 1877-12-13
TWO ROMANCES.


THK ROMANCE or b1NdER's LIFE,
fcsrt nsu, Nits Anuit Louise G1ry had two dear
frienes, -uue rchooimate. Rlrl of rare beauty;
thr utnrr buy .sh companion. who had Fsowu up
With hus aud regarded her With tho x4ruluxt genu-
ulenta. through tho Kindness Of Mis- tary these
~ frent!s were brought IN contact. aud ku spite
Of themselves 10 a&t4chA,sht sprung w which.
sorey a. 1t tried the xrrat SINGER resulted 6lally
In their marriage. Mtss Gary sunk Ill Feseutsnene,
III feelina, and attended rhe wedding. aaa from,
fhst time on became tho s{sterly friend and cuun
seIor uf potn, They h4yc neets4 heE a4sistanca On
pressing osc1.!e1. az! she has +
once. aaJ tAat once has coas and Ro9s. She
Transferred tue atlccttuns whirh she bad latished
on her chillhooAs freud to hes Asl-CA4edgo
Iafsr. UesdM.
rux ROMANCE OF coatDtAa's 1ux.
Year. ago, stuart HUDSON d two dear fHends. -
ono schoolaatc, youth VI rare beauty; the 9th
er = Eistsa compaa!on, who bad Frovn up with
blu, and regarded hlu. with the ~sru'sst hs0ti'
ulents Through the kindness Ut Mr.. Robsun thsse
two friends we're brought IL Contact and IN splts
Of themselves sp Attaehment sprung up which,
sperly ~ 1t tried the comedian resulted anAlly IN
hcit marriage. Nf. Roaaoa sunk u resentment
, 1877-12-13
ASSAULT WITH A RAWHi0E.

AD4fl0
CnAArAiuS, ILL.,. Dec. 12.-This morning MAJ.
William Eiaddock, sdttur Of tho Chsmpsigp ItnHs,
purchased rawhids, wsnt to Tolohs, Z vtllaSs
nine nile, south, and undertook to chAstiss listta
fellow u.meu 4. u. chaDtu, who edits . paper IN
1hat placs. Chap,a wax 1t home, aud tho Aajnr
xnt tn couple Of leks, whun Chaplin ''skspped
out, " With biz as.st!ant In fuil chase. Tho rAco
trrated tneu4p excitement in tho village, aud a't-
cover md some sFlends tntetferrd- Thu Cause of
thr attack was = scurrlous sslicls printed In the
iIadioeks moral character, and s!ao sehecllng upon
the cl .sacter Ut IN est!mabls lady. The verdict
ksfp Ii that Chaptn only got half hI4 deserts.
, 1877-12-13
OpD-fEltQWS,

Special Wtpd3cK 10 7kt EA7e10d 1S7tNK3l
ADRIAN, Mich, Dec. 12--The annual meeting
OF tho Odl.Felloxs Mutual ltcltef Association
took place in tho ball ot the Adrian lodge thia
aflcsnoou. Delegates wess present representing
nearly esseJ 1odgu tn the State RepoFts OF odlecss
showed thu Association to bo in good working con-
di&aoa. The following Trustees were chosen: ".
Wsstertp4n, 4. ]. Stuclnlr. o. Hall, A1Et&ni +.
Cummlnga, Teeun.4eh; De1.es usay, Hudson; a.
+. Elsenan,, Aonroe; 4. D. c. NeWeon4b. Bllss.
ds'd; ", W: Pcak. ka'smasoo; ". y. HuR2,
odIcefs, a. fullow4: WesleElnAa, rfestdcut; CuM-
nlinxs President; Sinclair, Secretary; Iall.
TgsakuISF.
, 1877-12-13

Fp<c709 Nlabulc1 10 Tia [Hltu3a 7T1tHHst
KxoKuK, lA., Dec. 12.-Wa1ter Elktas ~ent to
tho oll.houso at the east end of the krokuk and
Hamilton bkllge al m eary hour thla morning. aud
snsdg i muEdcrous assault upon ". u. pownIng,
ths night tul.collsctuE liz hurled stone thsopgh
tho window, which struck the coltcetor0n the hcas
iaficttng \ dangerous wound. aud then dad,
Downing pursued hin. and dssd, hut tho shot did
not taku ei!rct Eiklnk came to this city. was ar
feslel. and will bu tuken back IN rrqg,sitlun
from tbs uosxsAor Of lltnole foF tst4! tyr IA A.:
s4utt With Intent to kill. Elkinx WIS discharged
from the position OF 0lcoilectur some tine since
for netllt frncy. and waa succeeded BY Bowling.
Thts was tho 0uIy excuse for tnu assault.
, 1877-12-13

IMPRISONMENT FUn CONTEMPT.
EL4imA, N. T., Dec. 12.-Tho ttey. ). j.
Blooomsr, pastor OF 81. FatFtck's Catholic Church
In this city. was committed u jail yesterday for
contempt Of tho Hscorlet's Court, In refusing 10
answeE question put by the court In tefsfsuce 70
: esss Of alleged 6lfamy. Ias PASTOR stands o.. or
disrIpltuf,
, 1877-12-13
ANXIOUS ABOUT MR.. DUCKW0RIH.

Hp<44i Dtsb4leA 10 TAs Chicago T1aans.
Moan ., H., Dec, l2.-ureas anzisty II felt In
this city shout one Of our leading citizens. John
Duckwofth. ! Alumber-deales and : member Of the
board Of Education. liz usns 70 chicago Lat
TbnrsAsJ u buy lumber, and MAJ last seen % Fri
day afternoon At The otacs Of Blanchard i liour-
land, lie waA perfectly temperate. Ut excellent
hAt4ts. and Kood ettxen. Ii l. feased that siscs
purchasing hl. lumber On Friday evening. ~ waA
vAyist4 sNA kuis4i
, 1877-12-13

The Union Towing Association laid tip the tnEs
Tarrnnt, 6hlclJE, aud Moshrr ycAterday, aud now
has hut one tua, tho Tom Brown, fn eomnie'Iot.
The articles Of agreement Of the Association Will
expire On tho Int Of january, mud 1t Is probabte
that tho orranzatInn Will not be continued under
tue pEercnt arrangement alter that time.
, 1877-12-13

!cpsctaI Ihsptca to 7he Cnied7o Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 12.-Georgc ". lloyd, A.
sssant General Passenger Agent Of the rsnntyl.
vania Nailronl, who has jnst married an Indian.
apolIn LADY, arrived in town Tonight from bridal
tour which Included several Of the fesa-
Ing elites OF the Union. lie Was
welded TO the daughter Of = wealthy
merchant Of Indiana polls \ week ago. The Dtl.
Gals unl heads Of deturtm Of The l'eunsy
Railroad company In tlls city gass him fou.ing
tureB Of which wtEo magnificent hofal decorations
aud nn abundance Ut champagne.
, 1877-12-13
RAILROADS.
THE sCAL1sEl,s' WAR.

II SNfNk4El1kt9' NfASN
Active hoattlitIes In tue wnr aRstnat the Ticket
scnlpcra wcrc again commenced yesterday bJ tho
nrrert Of Mr. u. y. Mantx. a Constable called
upon this gentleman yesterday afternoon. rrn-
duced warrant, and seked him Ia u come along"
And see Jnase summcrectd. The case Was dis
pohe Ut in the shnle manner ~ the prcsous onct.
II II hlntcA that several mora arrests will bo maad
tu-1ay. The rcaapera arc nmnstln9 under there
continued Atresu. Int remain as stubborn ever,
claiming that though II ia unpleasant to be hauled
before the justices continually. 5at they will he
able 10 get all the bonds that arc fequtfed and can
hold ort nntt. the ca4ca nre tried in the Criminal
Court. some hnc Il evidently bImnderIng on the
part of The raj soal.s nnd uncsa more decisive
and nenAihle C8trse purbuEA soon the ecalpefa
Athnl xDod +how Of Gaming ont ahead. They
cnud have been placed hofs do cotnoat Gro ths had
the ra'trnadr paid their principal sttcntIon to the
knuwu to tssa been dealing !n sta!en tIckcts an!
ras.cs. Tasse m"I1 II arrested often, would hnh
ha :" proens tne !, ,soafeo Da aa ~
bnslncss. Isut, .u-tend ui ihie, most OF tho AZ
rests thus far made hare been Of rcalpc,s ngainst
proven % ani ~no nnvs e1eeliaa.nsekins Had the
RAILROADS concentrated thelf strength on tht former
caa4 uatIeft would be much nptc favorable TO the
raL!ruads. by treating tho decent men tho sntnc ~
their Shorts should hsve been directed tnw.ns
mush ssitsf s eoune and ssss pafsca ] he aset
eonrse: All tl'cls efforts nre beng made With
view nf breaking she atfcnxsh of the roads "
n9 mn n as" 'sf
one iine against all Others. iThcv hare already
tic railroads. by cfeaiinx Inc impression that they
are secretly aided ~ son,e Of the ro.4a u uro.
p.scd 10 have the sale of tickets over the Erie d
ers either u cease eeng t,ckets 10 the Eaat, ur 10
R1ve their business 10 one 0f the trunk ines all of
Which thcy 1,atc like the devil. AID from which
they eau get no eunce ssions. This advancement
cannot 10 made, however, nnlesr tho rlttsuuse.
nortnn sJ the Etis Chieaao Inc accsJcs 10 II. il
f ciolmrtt iltsi thc T,,tsburx L Foft Wayne viii
scfcc to ths arrangement. becapee It gains nothing
II The IncrearrI eaie Of tickets over the Eric l.
Chicago. ~ ii jo.rs proportionateiy On the busi-
ners over its regular line.
~
<,>,v,a <,s, 70 n,.,p ,,r7Yrv,a o.,x
OS E's LNSs - 1AE N!AEto on!S' :
After this day Mr.. G. +. Perkins. Etcc.PTcsIdent
of tic Chicago BURLINGTON t Quincy Iia!lroad WILL
-ct tno efray. nf mi. 1Ine hsyinr h. ,hr p.7,c
,.ss... s,..,... ......"tn,... =, ~
, 1877-12-13

al, feeling. ar.! Attended the wedding. and from,
that ttn1e on became tho hruthrEly friend and t"an
sclor at bash. Tfey have needed his asssstAncr On
prr.any occasions. and he has Ftscn It generously
and treaty; hut hi4 II mt nntnrc 10 ADORE ravo
nncc and that once has come md gone; nc Trans
chfIdhood's friend Ia lin art.-DHly Crane.
, 1877-12-13
MARINE NEWS.
DETROIT ITEMS.

DETROIT ITEMS.
Ycsterday's papcrs contain the following:
The tug Champion WA retired yesterday.
Tho tugs FAvorite and Bartlett wcTc removed to
the bunc-yartl.
Tho tuu An,!rew J. Smith has lcfa for tho Can
ada Southern crossing.
The funeral services Of Capt Anst!u will be held
at 81. PAtrick's Chapel al 10 Il. m. to-day.
The prop Ilcssschy Is dI-clIaryfne lumber 1t the
uppcr paft of the city. She goes into winter auss'
lcrr here.
Tho prop 81. .1orcph, CAPT, no,nton, arrived
yesterday IRON fFnrnn and snndusky, nnd took up
winter quarters Mt thu foot of Gtlswoll street.
Tho ta9 M.rrick WIS getting. ready last niKht TO
leave this norning fjs her work Of towing and Ice.
brcaking in connection with the Chicago and Lake
Huron Jerry, near Fort Hurnu.
inv, loaded with cual for t1sckes wharf, arrived
mp yesterday. On dtseharginR their cargo they will
EE into w!niee quarters.
bar has f"rs,ca At t'rand tlaven larbor, r., md ~;
canapnint Is male that mariners have htHieH'.
ty in plektng thslr way In. At Detroit bars have
formed I'll aiony Tho hafbnf. ant mariners asd no
difficulty in oekInR their way In, The deuce of
The thing il for them Ia pick ihct WAY out
, 1877-12-13

Spsesas O[1patcA to TAs CAfe10o Itabaas.
sFR!xoyskLp. Ill, Dec. la.-Shesi8 Elliott r..
turned this afternoon from Asmphts. having In
custody Charles Wallace, alIas St. John, who rob-
bed the Ohio 4 Misslsslppi ticket olaee here. for
which he was srsested in Indianapolis, and aftsr.
wards broke jail here pending trial, lis tried to
escape Ut Memphis, and 10 notsa jail-breskeE.
, 1877-12-13

Snuff or dust Of any kind, and strong, caus-
tic or poisonous solutions, aRgravate catarrh and
drive 1t to the lungs. Or. sage's Catarrh REM
cdy cures eatasrt, by It's mild, soothing. cleans
Ing, anti healing properties. Each package pro
parcs one p!ni Of the Remedy ready for use,
and costs only 80 cents. koId by druggists,
, 1877-12-13

SrtrfoI IFsp1fce n 7ht fn'rH9" 7rt6Nns
ADRIAN, Mich. Dec. TT II discovered
that the holy of MARIN Enolis, 1O-ycuro1d
ehtld buried In the flit+ana Village Cemetery on
suntar. has been ptolcn. Thr outrage On The gravn
nf Frank Lott.en, In our cemetery Saturday, indl.
eates an organized raid by resurrectfon!sts,
, 1877-12-13

dpFc70I 7FI1Wt* n 189 EN4Fl9H 1711NH1.
Lincoln, Neb., Dec 1..-MFs. Kate Tyrrell.
conaned In Tho Peaisentlsry for forgery, last night
burned hole through 1hs auof Uf thu teuaaDo dc.
partment into the guard.room. u,sds Fopo Of .
blanket torn Into strfna, and escaped 10 the bali
Of tho WaIdgn's hou4s. Whtle &FYlax to unlock
the onlY door between her aud libaEty she VIA
di4co,e Fred suu taken back.
, 1877-12-13


The Hon. John 8. Cook. General Manager Of the
rekia, Lincoln & Decatur Hallway, was cloaetcd
yesterday Afternoon II the Illinois Central ute,s
with II. j. Williams, Gcnstal Freight Agent Ohlo
l. Mfptlssippi Horace llthhasd. General Freight
Agent yanuslla Linz, and uoraco Tucker, General
Freight Agent Illinois Central ltnLFoAds, taachtnR
these gentlemen law freight can " carried sue.
ecssfui!y and probably from tho towns and cities
OIL lhu ]ipu of his ruaa to the Eastern markets With
oul tha necessity OF HRdus and disastrous coape.
titIon. Ms C0okk Argument wAs 70 t6rrtase that
thcy agreed to work Al hArm0nionsty a. brothers
hereafter,
Thr claim and Freight Agents Of Tho Western
AMI Canadian 1nads will meet 1t the fremont
House Montiay, for the purpose Of d!scusstng aaa
striving II satisfactory Pan Of ~o!k1nf out aud
settling clana VI all kinda arising !Fo1a lo.sss of
4 dlspatch received hero last evcnln9 st:tes that
ths D!srcturs Ut tho baltimore i 0hlo Railroad
hAyu re. elected John ". tartvtt President of tnu
Company. Al the other officers were rs'clectcd-
, 1877-12-13

SEw Yonk, Dec. II. -Eliah Aliircr, arrested
for alleged fraudulent transactions. was to-day
taken 10 Ludlow Street Jail, he having failed to
obtAtn bali.
, 1877-12-13
HENRY .hElMEfER.

70 ~ Editor a Ths Tribunal
Exo11xoop, Dec. l..-Acufy Nctmsycf, lsta
proprietor Of Sherwood Hotel, ~ sEnxis~ God. died
Of lung and heart dlsea4s, - liz. Betfert certified
WuL1Ax NxxEYEH.
, 1877-12-13
stAN1sTEE MATTERS.

The sidc.wllcel stmr John A. Dix has Conc into
winter ahnr,ers., --..-..,
Capt. uiilmnn, OF the stmr Dcpese, Of the Good
rich Line. 10 fick and temporarily I'd duty.
The Dcperc will. during the coming winter. run
between Mnnlstcn and Milwaukee once in two
wecke. ...
The schr Monnt Desert, OF Pcntwater WAS dnr-
Ing tlIo part week sold at nlorsRlgs tae TO William
THIletlsc, Of MAntetcc.
4oI,c slx 7cracls left this part on Tho nth inst
for Chicago, loaded with shingles. Freight, 9@a
nef III.
, 1877-12-13

Special DfsDHfch IN 77e Chteugo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Dec. 12.-TAe tug Welcome re-
turned yesterday. with this tchr q. Barber. from
the wreck OF the prop Merchant, near tsActnc+
Tho load was lIghtcrcd and taken IN kuclnc. Tho
Natber was considefably damaged and goes Into
dfy-nock.
, 1877-12-13
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR GAS,

SEALED PROPOSALS. VIII be received BY the m.
uatl! eIoef = A. !s9 4ay AZ q isnas,,: ts7a
quality 1t IuninAuI yas boil. for public and private
conaampiou tUr period Ut frun tya ~ twenty yc4ls
ixht the arty cont5.elax e hare s1s!os!ss Iiahi
private slss fos tllc term atosu spsclned.
The present requirements krc aA4pp tof ~ stsost
ton u Atout ~ 0u feet efesT ~ entr four boIrt
Ias pab!lr lsM. M tnuss ns hsrt ouFanx ff" t"'nxas
.Tls blls ta4st sate sha r!ee fos e. sgppnsa I'D
A4 The prirr fof llxIIx. c1nXl!Ahtl1 eloahlrx An1
kteoa In FepslF ths street lsnps Also ths prtes pcf
ltxep Srrt to ba paid BY private eoilAunlers.
Ali bids puss Ia scrpEp4ned by Kuud and sufficient
eaA z ths 4u Y ttstl T. 70 forfeited - es.e 5es
tc 64 accepted BY the pFoper authorities OF tho Cisy
OF kprilElsId
GEu. w. kllDuElt.
Chairman Uaa Light CoRtuitkaA,
, 1877-12-13

Lorfev1LrE, KY. tee, IL. Tho crab 0rrhhrl
outlaw. have all been held 70 snrwer for murder
and robbery. The dlsplay Af The armed po'+o
has had the effect OF keeping perfect qutet during
the tFial.
, 1877-12-13
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Ii 1877.

plrslr1 not gnty 10 nnr indictments. charging
them Wit, tnb"zz'inc fnnds NJ the Wrst fhilaitl-
ph,a Railway Company. Tho trial begins on tho
:t}th.
, 1877-12-13

No yeracIs wcre engaged on Change yesterday.
....Ths Gooltlch steamer Dspere has resumed her
winter trips 1.-The schrs II. u. Hayes and
SuhrIso having arrived hero from III.
Joe were stripped yesterday and laid up....
The schr North star has cleared for rcntwater to
get a cargo Of lumber for ChtcaRD. ha ttestu
barge M. l3roh has gono into Miller bros. dry -tock
for an oycrhan1InN Any Ont who dcssfcH to get
some idea Of tlie aagn'tt1.o of ClteuGot lake mh:
r,ne should Enzc A1Ung the ,tser At tho ftfsst Of
ti,utls Lhat ID presented 10 vuw.. 1.-THE echr U. y.
Grant lett port last night fur pentwster, where
she will toal lumber and return. Thu sChr essd
lhlIipps IL expected u arrive With shingles from
Mnntslee. -. Tue unusually pirathbt weather Of
lute has Riscn u4l Thu lumber craft time 10 get tu
thulI destinations, but head winds haso calssd
6one long passages to be rccoFded. ..Tne bcaf q.
IL. Cooper arrived from MnskeYon yesterday after.
noon with land Of lumber. She loft taia port
twelve lsJs ago. and Ind been detained by head
NIpda II AiuskeEon.
UTaGA Pours.-EtuEts are being made TO raise
tho wreck Ut tho tug Thompson 1t EEle.: Tho Er-
press Of Tuesday snyn that the navigation season
ut uu1Iato may considered practically closcd. ~
no norc yeseus either expected ~ AErfo or de-
part IRON thrre. .Thete to no tcs in slr stralts.
and navigation u open al! around ihe IAkcs thouHh
commerce for tAa seasun has c!0sed. with tue tx.
cspt!on Vt snail amount of luMber aud hsean1oat
tralic.. The coposito stesuier that 10 to bo
4hs Cleveland ..,.lhs work III getting cut Iaa ttK"
Elux OF thu Magellan was resumed on SATURDAY,
mid largc nmount Of u. tnElud!nE about S.oo
worth 0f chain, waB sAvcl. .Tl1 1tmt NASHUA af.
riyed at Lua!ngt0n Tuesdsy with hsr lint cargo VI
merchandise tor tho new route Fast over thu lc1t,
Marquette IL Flint Railroad. connecting vita tho
Grand Trunk at tho hitter place.
, 1877-12-13

PLEAD NOT GUILTY.
PHILADELPHIA. H., Dec. 1..-la tha Court Of
Quarter Sessions to-day, John 3. Norton, samuel
+. Huhu. John Il. Ea:le. and Qeoree II. Yteks1z
, 1877-12-13

BALTIMORE. Dec. 19.-Ths Daard OF Directors Of
the llatimore i Ohio 1tallsoad to-day unanimously
so.eirctrd john ". Gasratt President, znsknu hla
twentieth consecutive year President Q! the road.
, 1877-12-13

PORT OF CHICAGO.
Tho following wcro tho arrivals for the twenty
four hours ending ut 10 o'clock last night:
AnRryAL.-1'rop New Era, uraAA Haven. sundtaes,
arhrs t.. T.. ilayea IT.. lotep!!. lgati "1nrss, et.
oSp K Gtx q rSna sTs1 M..na a., aSr9 to,r1:
rarrlnt, H. Joseph, tox'ngi ii. shfe4a. ht Joseph.
towing.
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A TRIP 10 BISMARCK.


A Letter from p. orb to he Pioneer-Press of
May 49,
[ have lately taken q trip 20 Bis
marck over the Lake Superior and
Northern Pacific railroads These
roads, | am happy 30 say. are now DO
ing a splendid business both in pas
sengers and freight. Every other day
extra ears have g be pat OF TO accom-
modate travellers going TO the Black
Hills aud to TIL 8tIsIsh settlement in
Manitoba. The train I travelled by
had seventy Canadian French on
board. for Winnipeg, aud was told
that they had been proceeded a few
DAYS before by some two hundred
persons.
TIE amount O. machinery, together
with all other kinks Of freight going
into the Black Hills via the Northern
Pacific railroad, is very great indeed,
and now that naylg ltion has com
menced on Lake Superior the traffic
will be still greater. During the sum.
ner season heavy. freight viii be
brought TO Duluth via the Lake and
reshipped for Bismarck over the
/ Northern Pacific railroad. Then viii
come the tug of war, and the break
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iRELANo'S HOPE.
Esgland viii 10 ali in her power to
keep out OF war. She is no longer The
strong bully ready to fight on The
most tiimsy excuse, and thus thin out
tier Irish surplus population and give
her English farmers high prices for
their products.
She has no Irish surplus population
to take the British shilling from her
recruiting sergeant. Her two great
nurseries for soldiers.-Ireland and
the Highlands II Scotland, no longer
afford her food for glnpowder.
There was more meaning IN its
words than il wot u, when the blus-
tering tond1ie Times said In its de-
mon glee, ..the Irish are going with
Il vengeance. Vengeance IS mine
said the Lord. and / will repay il, J
ana one might Gravel forty miles to-
day through the Highlands Of scot
land. without meeting q Highlander,
unless fewherdmen Or gamekeepers.
The brave, gallant Highlander, has
been driven ont Of the Highlands. SO
that grouse and pheasants might mul-
tiply for the amusement OF English
Dukes and Lords.
Englandyhas plenty Of money, no
doubt, to hire mercenaries,- old
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TO THE LADIES.

Ladies' can consult the Doctor on all private
and delicate troubles. Remember that all cases
and correspondence are SACREDLI GONFI-
UENTIAL