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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

.SS~ The Comet will 20 af " bate
raveF again ,Als moTuing ola her i~siy-
mile roate. prov id.ng The current a. not
~ .,ron. IS TO presiade the possibility
of her getting up the turbulent stream
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-15

80 White river remained st als'u
ssssu asss yesterday, neither ris,n@ or
filling percep,ably II ~s> hFim full
~ ,hc banks. and IN some low places
running In over the bottoms sna
swasnfs. Daring the Afternoon Cedar
river ssll al.,u' i.rur ,aches. - srea
r.se WAS expected la, night
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

J Getchell. Snohomish; G Musgroye
Rock Springs: Mr. & Mrs r futile,
Miss futile. " Tuttie. Kansas; II San
dis. Denver. Col J II Alt. Maine; w
Bull. c Falch. W W Williams. Il W
Pritchard, John Dean. NJ V Dresser &
wife. Frank Shade, San Francisco A
Fagerlerg Il wife, w A Richie. In
diana; A W Hawn. T II Forbes. d
Hullen. White River; John Brown,
Southport. Pa; ID Johnson, Watson
vile. Cal
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LsIY'S g.4sfp SFEETE-BI IToS. Be
tweea T~s 0.&ee AMI Brown Church. y
zsy - .@g0n I 2E4 Gassry streets
Tar aAsseT sjl , sac leavs 81 tbs eF.ee.
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NOTICE.!
To Ill whom it may concern

WHEREAS the Commissioner q the GeperA,
Land Once la letter dated July :, 1874. ordered
that the lands in Township -. North. Range 5
Fast ia the district u lends foE sale ~ olympia.
W, r. should ~ Withheld a" Tram disposal A.
ssricutar&l snsis ua;il the Hon- mineral character
thereof sta i have be.n fl ~ established. Aud
whereas. David ManTer. II King County. W. T.,
made pI--emr;.on casa en-ry - land ia satl
Tosnsasp aRd YAhsc. ~ 'ots ;. s, 3 AT ~ 3
II ~ = ~ SC u SRI bots sud 81 ~ee -
aud. berwas. the Gem a3SSsagssF ot ;fs Gen RAJ
Land Offlce 10 Lis letter \ " e bfcea5Aeg teth.
ls-e has ordered that befa.e Ana se;lea eaE.
be taken 50 ihts j, ili = refesssTF = ssee
. hearing t. te hoid - -etsrs4atne ss ;rgs eisr.
acter ~ sad tracts
Nov. therefor. Ia accordance " u said ltsstTsr-
toes II orieytzs thks testimony tasgehlaz the
chaTseirr q sAif desc ltsi .zat shall ~ taSsT.
before the Register sE8 Receiver - iAs talte4
States District fAud tssfeS ~ t5rir oGaes ia
Olympus ~. T. II tfe - Jay of Am, ; D
Isl. 6sgiah4aS a. 70 ottt1k, 4. n, - wass /
place And fiasR AL T+r@sas having ietsTszt !u III
matter ~ tire ca.gAcfay q shs rt5vs described
sua are rei 4Irv - appear aC4 s-s.e al then 10
prsssa: saeh evidence nay g. fgiiy eta b
Iirh TIE ekarartsF ~ 49, trxct - isn&.
t+tTen 8nsisr car LAG 4. &t L 2 Th!;s5 states
Distract Laud cfHee Al o!ysaEls. ". r. :se 7th
asy - MARI A y 1871
! = BROWN Register
uAl[As-ss EOBKRT @. ST. ART. Receiver.
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Saturday will be 81. pa,riek's Day.
, 1877-05-10


Spsciai Disp1teh 10 fns 7rfbHnA
WAsnlNuTos. u. u. May D.-The wedding Of
tho eidest daughter of Admiral rortes snd Lieut..
Logan Of ths navy, formerly at Cleveland, was
celebrated hero shle evening. II WAS uno oi tho
most srastocratic weddings ever aolcmnxea A TITO
National Capital. and waa attended with great ds.
play. An attempt scema 10 hRvc been made 10
render tho earenoay especially imposing. It ua'
doubtedlY must bn elasssd In social eyents with Tho
weddings Of Nrl ttant sart0Fjs sud Miss u! !nhc
s4aatn card nf tho hentlast satin pa.tuboard Mas
rurtes WAS onn Of Snto Grants eight hrlhusmAls,
aud lha fourth Ut that circle that hls followed the
ware Of ihe most asi.tio and expensive cnsractsr:
An arch hxd besn constructed, makin3 utss 1f
white flowers, from. tbs centre Of which hung
M immense marriage bull. composed Ut tlossoms,
S.' M Yss who sse:s
had difficulty with uenuutt. There wete ten
bridesmaids, The bIlda was escortsd u tAs chan.
II III @ he msos pof:a "a 81 IL
ushefs, who alao bslony to tue army aud navy:
Tue hr'dss dres: Was Of ths Richest and heAyles,
sta,.a T s ''as sF,! md Of x',s Ns't' .ss sss
SofE Ia IA 'm..Ie.ts1 and es.usiiai
design. 1t was decorated With ,shlts hyacinths
snl osanRo. .b0ssoms: sud > wreath aud nsck!acs
pearl earrings. Thu eor4axa was eut deeSllots,
a9uara Ia front and back With the smallest possi-
bic apology for slsetra.
~ es4s.ms;d. a,e.;.. r" yste 4. p.ee,.sly slke
material. These ware OF whtta &ulls, lFitumeA
With white aslin. md oFnsneatea with :pfays and
clusters Of white Lilac. pexa the t*n long lsssy
suspicion Of sleeves. Ths waisA wsEu dseorstei
With betihas Of !ulla snA ess!n. Each lady weFs
wera aItsuNl two and Two alike IN dvs dids1sat
AkISe4.
, 1877-05-10
A "QuEER CRATUR."


FEw YoRK. May GA Case n,hEc peculiar than
Dr.. Mary Walkers came Into court to-day. The
police n1resle4 tbs wits of Tommy Jon Elliott,
publisher OF tho I0lcaao, for Improper dressing
and causing great crowds In the streets, Tho
woman, who Il not lll.looktn:. woro pair Of thin
willis muslin pantaoona with broad str1pes Of rcd
cloth It thu sids, whlso shirt, blus wasteoat with
brass buttons, aud ; Confederate gay f.uek coat
With = double row OF batl.buttons. A sasa Uf
broad plaid ribbon was about heF waiat. Rnd by
Z baidra over hsr shoulder was suspended 4
sAehel full Of rotcauos, A wonderful Cardinal aud.
uniform. This woman waa discharged, hui ofdetcsi
u change her costume. the says She will test the
matter !n the higher courts and leave town lciufo
WOMAN. tseema sho hrst appeared In malls aiiro
IN lsdston. and sut!eeed many aRnoyanccs thrEe
Tommy jon moved biz paper and wfo here. Thelt
, 1877-05-10
PRESIDENT HAYES.

: Wltx1xo1oS, Del. May IA through sfsin
from W&shIngtoa 10 philsdelphis, arrived to.
night. conveyed President ltsyss aud party W ths
Permanent Exhibition, Tho President was eallo1
for, aud appeared upon The re*r platform and
shook hands freely with large crowd;
Flsi4px5raIA, nay 0.-psesl4<ns Hayes, aecon.
bevens, and Wsbb Hayea, son OF ths President.
fsaehed this city ta-nilht under escort OF ths Re
csptluu cosnpItS9 Of the International Exhibition
Tho conIa!ltee aud party immediately proceeded
10 the Coutncntal Hotel. whore Tho President Will
remain nnss 10 morrow Afternoon, Ut which time
Tho Eirs& CltJ Troop.
Ex-pssatdent Gssnt aud villa arrived today, ard
viii Eepaln III It'll. city until tlelE fiG'@rt"a" tor
EufupapQ up 17th Lust,
, 1877-05-10

know Mrs. Ncwhou'e to DO q lady above reproaeh.
What did say was t!iat Mr.. John =. StwhHuae did
not need tbs offlcs for which he was heforc the
Noard for confirmation. as hia wife owned largo
rrureftY on sta.s street Tht. Na4 my only
rcafnn for oppo<!nR hts confirmation, A. know
him TO bc 10 old and worthy citizen.
J0AErn PoLLAK.
1Ths 1nly way IN which Jnst!eo Pollnk wss mla-
reported VIA BY tonnx down the language which
ho used, and winch was 700 strong 10 appear In
, 1877-05-10
IndQc Williams yesterday dismissed 1G0 xuits
ont nf 2bo. Ills cali to. day extends from 760 tn

!odas Williams yesterday dismissed leo suits
out @ ni o6o Ills ts'l to-day extends from ESQ tn
UNITED srf7ks COURTS,
Wilder Duah. q Mn.'ashntett". nlsd BIZ
!oe, II. Il. Ga"s, ,en sern.nse F!s.ton sna e.hsts
IN forcclosc trnat diced for S5 600 on tho n 60
1s's Z ns y e s ., Il:
C {. ii. ne;ndsrson I:; Co. .4usd ", A. Phelps for
-, 100 % asaa.s tss Joliet ssisst:hsFosd and car:
a'IEs t. H. haymond Il j. began snis TOT IS. 600
damages AFatust Bradley Ii4vley.
BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.
a,ss se;Sf II. ~ nv OF ''eo0 r. Van
usotge y. Campbell ~ yesterday appointed
Asslsnss hs Gf ssmasi m e., l. Bailey .,,
Nroa. q BsrhJdt was postponed to May 20 ut 2p.
morning for the estate Of sla Chicago Marble. Man
TSs aas' di1iend' meeting In tho s..o of Aaron
SUPERIOR COURT ~ nHiE1.
Andrew Hrown, Thomas. Alexander. William,
ana Jameo n!own, and laabella pay hlsd bill
bell! John Campbell, Robert CLARK. and airout thlr-
!y,ayMs III r. others. 70 toreclose mofteaRe for $40.
SC. H. Y a. ~ II T. consanns oo acres, moro Ca.
esig essing ;hs Ga1saon'au Park property In the Town
Henry &. Iorsy died dlst.ss.: warrant ssa,nst
No. 22 Aberdeen street.
. ClRCurT COURT. ... ...
Fowler see,ers began suit fof 81. 500 against
the Chicago. rekln 4 Southwestern railroad Com
sss s.spsss Il sPesZ :s|Z es 'ss VI e Asi. e.
Held and Francis Canaeld.
Frederick Kragel. for the nae ~ of Joaeph sakup,
frank II. 4fArkWcAthcr fled a dtAtrcda warrant
against Alfred J. Iianchest and jesse II. Lyons 10
recover s4a4. n sor back rent Of Nc. 45 Market
Edwin 8. 9sgood began suit for g, 600 against
% seholssilca T Roths. sdmlnistratri. Of thu estate
Of Charles hothe, deceased, commenced an actLon
in ttctpasa againet Joseph Mosenstock and Henry
CRIMINAL COURT. d,
Daniel Cavanauzh Was tried for assaultiug an
n Al1stt foyer: aud Birns; Gallagher ware on
%s,.in s1' h:.a M
Sss: % y fs:f s ss u s::
u; 81 ;sS y; ats,; T. y" g, g. "a. A.
T. 81 e q @ clu,
.:ss ~ M s H. 90 g. 81 e sss e. - s
jy5sz pAfvni.Iq IqsisIai, ,dasi9s'a :, ..r.ma..,.-
sss'aaas IT. III. 81 ,S r. ahss a.
JUDGMENTS.
p.sg bsaa ss
WI5ns y. asniy ws Soso
hcth daEe n Mn. a Jaceny. e13t a. ~ asnsniel
=
SFi'fi liza hts Vi, =;
4 81 ssoEfs q sse' ssas:
i,afd Aaassx: si,5A 9s;;oo;!'eq i!sst!yaE Gsm;
S
cs. ksEsn u, =. ushss Ths'i sE F.fsse s
I's. Ia%s. i! sn,th =. 1teufT J ps;.c1 k1;e
.SSt HS!i = ssss 1s:s T.:
a t.fs Tint
l!o.toa r. TOOK County Land COMPANY, siO. OH ".
wv Il N.t5;s .: sa9s
shanEs cGns91 v. nfa'n!1 r.gs
ssasi Ss'rsa 4 pSSf I'D M;Ssi i;: I s 4;
WSii ~ Jeremiah seasson s3io. a. ~ Il. IlIassi':
ss.a sre e. H. wess srt seyfoea.l 5k'
E!nest l:atsehow, a37s o7tcorge Watson r.. A!ner
n;9s IL sss: ssas.bS X y, aasI s. #.9
=. !os1Eman9ei Hartman a. q: ", Waiter Tows1a,
!$S3$!ntas H! i; n:sas!i +. saq;!ss ss!;:sa:: ssa:
IL As III q Ss Ssa II; IS9ss
t,ei!; stsa sowwW%ilIam y lillian y ssnimpfstnnp T; Jsnc'
ss:'a Hsp's VT Vi q?
jrnaH HJ4xzsss1c,Kdxa.d r. Chamberlain u. Frsn'
IT,
F + & L .s'. n.ss ", Charles
z sY pod1 b. saS e. Is hs . os'ne'
, 1877-05-10
BRlGHAM YEARNs FOR BlUD,

Nxv Yoak, Asyo.-A sAit LAhs City d!spateh
says: 'ln ths Tabsruacts on Sunday Brigham
Young aro4e u III unexpected moment and bro2S
forth In A addrcss u The sans and slnprrs which
Rsss ahs tattet to uniosstand that II they wanted
b!qod they could bare plenty OF It. and. ludeed.
that they likely to have mprs Of 1t let out Of
1helr veins than thsy could spare. At ibis period
many discreet Uentiles ats quietly arranging for
tho toas Of thalr falnilIaa u tbs afst stgn Of IN
outbreak. I'll.
"Ths Eauroo Legion are drilling IN meeting.
, 1877-05-10

follows: The achrs Thayrr and Granger for cosl
tn Milwaukee, and tho aehr tlcoFao ff31t, coal to
Chicago, all 40c pes ton. The prop ntcar Town:
rend and schr Edward Reilly 90 to Cleveland hnd
returning With Iron ore fran IAn.c At 81. % pat
ton for four lrsps The tchr tlnccn CITY will load
coal at AahtabnlA for Chicago a. htc.
MiLvAukEE-Chartered on tho ath. 10 Buffalo,
sehr City Of SheboyRan, II, 600 hi wheat At tnc.
EtkvxLAN,eChartcra on 1th, to Chicago, sehfa
uoboken And J. Maria Scott, coal 1t h0c.
, 1877-05-10

Z E{fC1ol Wtp0seA 70 3H4 7NkkNA
IHnfAxAroL.s. iui., May U.-A large number Of
cases In Tho City Court, wharo Ones were entered
against the keepers Of concert saloons, bare been
sppea!sd 10 tho Superior Court. Judge Elliott TO.
day held that the ordinance under which psosrcH.
,ions were nadc was valid. but that cases must 10
dtsp,lssed lot want Of proper toaiIlaint
The Belt Railroad and Stock. Yard. Directory Of
ganlxsd to.d day, elsctsug ". X. McKetn pEcslduat,
yards. The contract for tho road WAS lyt to.1sy,
aud the ala Tor The yards will ~ selected to.moE.
, 1877-05-10
THE CANAL.

BntpaEroRr, ill.,, May 90 p. M.-ARRfvEp--
Props Montauk, Lockport, 100 br]a -four; Maple
Leaf, Lockport, 1870. 600 rs mesi; North Branch.
LasAlle, 8, GOO bu corn. ......
C.EAnEp-Lockport, Lockport, 110, 900 It 1amber;
Morning. Light. Ottawa. 6G, 800 II lumber, 30, 900
tsth; prop Montauk. Lockport, 4.438 bu wheat;
Mamie tcaf, 4, ,4B3 In wheat: John Carter. La
sallc, 1oA5s8 II lumber; nold Rod, Lnsallu.
s1,s70 It lumber, 20, 600 lath: Omaha. MnrrIs.
lumber.
, 1877-05-10
TRYING TO COMBINE.

A Circular has been received In this city from the
cAael.Owners' ALSO Iat!ou at Detroit, urgently
1eqasatng tho vesssl- owaers 81 every port On Tho
Iakes, Canada lnc'uttd, 10 srnl ono o. more dsls-
gates 10 = convention 10 ts hsld Ia that city
Wednesday, May 10. It II =. MI, to consider tho
feasibility OF any plan OF relief from tho present
!unous competlt!on among themselves, ot carry.
Ink t!s!ghts At ess than cost, and 70 AK the CO.
moro thorough and equitable classification Of
yeyAelY,
, 1877-05-10

Culc4oo.--Fresghts were sesy quiet. Ths sehs
Flying Mist VA taken for ~, 600 ba barley, and
the Col Ellswotth for ~, 600 bu corn 10 k!pgs-
ton. both on private terms, Tia prop Roanoke,
for 80, o0s bu corn h 9udalo On through yats.
The Roanoke Also takca lard and pork.
BUFFALO. reported on the 7la wess u
, 1877-05-10
CRUISE OF TUE YACHTS.

Tho Chicago Club yachts ara all undergoing re-.
pairs and oysrhauling for the sesson. At Dagley's
ry.dock ihess sra tho Mamie. lus, Rrolio. Annie
Loulsa Cary, Mtsuon, Llyonia, Desalr. and
Minnie. Tbs openfng cruise occurs On the 28th
lnst., when about forty yssscls vii! all. This Ina
has been made asgshlp Of the squadron by Com.
modoss Tin, BruAiey. sThe ytcc Commodore will
ny h'a Psnnant fsoln The f.ollc. snd thc Hear
Commodore from tho Mamie. Tho Qal Slyes
Harvey Hurke, and Con-. ffonl pettolk, atu bound
pp to tska part in the csnlss,
, 1877-05-10
JUSTICE POltkk.

cuicAeo. May o.-A siAteusut sppsated Ia yes.
tssday's TkluukE tspot, Of lhs proceedings Vt the
South Town boA1d astribaupS TO lie remarks d.
ruGatory 10 Mn. Johu y. Hcwhousc. take
pleasure In ssa,iux thst wa n..zvpsstsatsa, ~
, 1877-05-10

: Apf90l Wlpa4c1 70 3Nf 1T8VW.
LINCOLN, Neb. Nay "A petition Was died to-
day In The ca4s OF Leroy N!nsss, agssast eighty.
ons usmbsEs Of the late Legislature, tor damages
In $50, 600 for fatss imprtsonmsne Subpunas
were tssuel tor zach nem6es, which Will compel
m extraordinary FsasseR,bllDg Of Ale Legislature.
, 1877-05-10
PORT HURON.

Poar HuRoN, Mich. May D-0 p. m.-Dowx-
Props u. Holland. John Psidsson. IT,, David W.
Nust, Howard and eonsoet; sehrs Surprise, La.
fElnlsf, @. q. Houghton, Ddhsldson, @. X. Nluls,
T. HoWland. Gold Hunter. Exile, North Cape, T.
T. Danforth. L'psola Dali, Elizabeth loncs,
Wtsp-kostb. fresh: wsathes ina:
The leo blockade In the it. C1jf nsysr still eop.
tnaes, 4ndis sppaseatly growing worse. No hpsls
hare arflsed up fos thzsa days. !.
, 1877-05-10

houaes. hhtns. stables, and eorrats In Salt Lake
City snd minor torna.
"nreteh .ioadtng r1dea have tecn shipped In
East 10 this place."
, 1877-05-10
ERIE

6peetat D4spaseh to 7ns 1Sssuns.
ER1x, Pa, May D.-ANntvALs-Tug Sarah E.
bryant: 6chf Harvest Queen.
CnARrkns-1Iark Ksldcrhouae, schf Harvest
Queen, coal to Chicago nj 50c.
, 1877-05-10

eAuIr srE. MAE1E. AIch.. May u.-stmr Craig
and barge Nahant. Just arrived down this evening.
se susk z ~: se IA nsy
}sbx through without much trouble.
, 1877-05-10

Sptctos nspatcA to 1Hx 7ffbuna.
MAHquErrK, Mcn., May u.-C1eared this port,
props Fletcher, Nah1nt, scl,s lsontou. Passed. up,
stmr City Of Duluth. In port, bound down, ]. l..
1lurd,
, 1877-05-10
DETROIT.


Speesai Dispatch to 1A4 TFttanA
DErnotr, Mich. May O.-Tho prop New Baltt.
moro came from Nsw Baltimore via st. Clair Flats
this evening" The Ice pack At the hats stlll hotda
and st. ClsIr Hret IL fast hlllng With leo from
h}tovA.
, 1877-05-10
OIfEf31:C,

QuEnEc, May 9.-Oyor 100 veeaols ars In port
to-day. Thers had been no arrivals At this dato
last year.
, 1877-05-10
SINKING OF TIL; psR1,Y,1AN.

SINKINf OF THE 3EKIEf NJ 11N.
Tho Milwaukee StHfHs& gtvas additional parstcu-
lars Of tho sinking Of the schr Frances uerryman,
In Saginaw Bay, BY being run doHn by ths stsatn
barge D. ". ltuat. Bhu Ind on board c4rgo OF
4D, G25 bu Of rejected wheat, owned by @. ].
KershAw 4 CO., who have an insut.
snce Of $50, 87b In thu following companies,
psclnc Mutual. $40. 600; 1nlaua Union, sl2, 500;
Drawsrs ! 1talt4trrs'. 50. 900; Mercantile Mutual,
~, BOZ; Manhattan, 2a. $40: Irosi.lcMcs Washing
ulactufcrs, OF los.nl., ~, 600. Tho acho1ner IL
owned by Messrt. g. @; Van scaseF, nf Erie,
of Tonawant,a, md il thought TO bs Insured, but
for what amouns could not bc learned. .Sha Was
built al TonawaBdu BY Mrssrs. Humble j. Parsons,
IN 1877. measured 0Bb Ions, ana at tho time OF ler
losa rated !, With valuation for insurance pur.
poses OF 331, 0O0.
The Rust L reported ashore At Tawas, and
from that fact Il IL Inferred that shp was dam.
aged in tho coliaon aud run ashore to prevent her
stukfnG in tlsep HRtef,
, 1877-05-10
CHICAGO.

AxHtvAts-8tnr Chicago. afanfsoHoc, sundstes,
stnE Alpena. ainskrgon aundres3 prop Janlss Fisk.
Jr, Hut1ao. suadries, prop Messenger, Dcnton Asr'
bor, sundrles, psdp Nebraska, nuffatu sundrcs ser
Advance, MaskegDn. sunlNssI schr Mar, Ludiugtoh.
railroad tes schr Potomac, rauls Ficr luu,bet; schr
Coral. Duck Lake. lutlbari achr Annc Tl,nEnu, MIL
waukcs, light, scls Mara, LudinEtoa, luH,hcr; scr
Myrtle. Muskegou. aMber; soAr u. D. Burger. Lud'
tpEton, lan.!xts schr Eliza Day, white Lake. wood;
Whts Lake. lnrnberi schr four Brothers, Maaistec
luInberi scat Trt.CoYF. lloAud, luMber3 RcoT Lsu.
CLEAkAxCzs-rf0p Nashua, ugdenshurg. .<oe7 bd
Hhsat 97U bu eotn O l1a PORK. aud .uqarirs; Sand
leach, AL bH wheat 1uD iii corn. t30 bh oAie kad
Aunares. stIar Ghlcaxo, Manitowos 40 Ersuu hl5Ss
aud sundFiess :cht T.: Elfenwoud. Whe lsifcr. toua
hay. Sur Lizzie loak H. !ns &, br. 1At, schr Mura
& @b,ss ss :eSf f9gs T:sq Tq; %osIs IS Il ei i
hts hour, IL brls lsHk, and sunaritss AchF It. Elen
sGaF leRa!itor White Lake. % corn, ~ hu oats
rork. I'D ssndris.. % se}f i%son, % Pssosky. q, ha
oats U btls four tona tay ana bril- pork tchF C.
Fnl enndFus prop Araa. uulfa:e y. 9ss gu corn leo
hra IYur. and a9nlrfssi eehr LAurua+ Sauystuck. =
estrs :yt % st'ar Aipsaa H;kskon S,ls wink; .a
propn l5,ssh I'd, t!nt!.le. }toU au torn: aA ~
schF Contest krno4ha urls Hour ki! IS c1FA slonri
eshr Kate ulett. JAgRson lOEt. 1n hn 9ats, btl
neur hrl PORK. GfI hams and AondFea; s:st Char;
ott tItss9 $sFTooa " BY Sat' . II hsS, spd
barlsy1 schr ii. Thompson, Willis Lake 20 Gu oata sud
kHui{lH&
, 1877-05-10

CHtcAoo-MAttess wcFe quiet along Tho docks
yesterday. small heot OF lumber vessels depart
Ing caused llttto activity Among the tug .en DUR
Ing the afternoon. Seventeen csrpoc8 Of lumber
wero In market IN the forenoon, and seven Of them
s7cro disposed Of before night. This stcan-hsEgcs
N. Graw and Windsor made tho hrat trip 10 Mnn.
istee last night. Tho Captain Of tue schr D. Z.
bailey condrma the reports Of large helds Of leo in
Lake Huron. The Union Towing Association will
not voue. for The accuracy Of the bulletin posted
in its ontee....The fchr Arabia, Capt Moreland,
Ia tho nrst to arrive from Kingston, Ont. she
came In yesterday, light....Ths schr ane-
hoyEau a. CHARTERED ysstes1sy a Diektord =
n M se:nsns = wages, Is sud ii. 50 tslns ths 1t:
ntes pald... Twenty to twenty-five million fest Of
season. of navi8at,on.. ..The dead .nosth wind
which has prevailed continued yesterday. and kept
se's S.sf , ness n 5 The fsh Jsss a +
ao.... There arc IN MilsE Bros. .doskstno seht
Oliver Culver and tug Geosge 7: Mcclella1. for
ior ssitluy; Ind tho canaibsst {. /. Booth,
ifs 70. tbs dosk. ' ais the tA!sa a%dns siss and
Kirby, Of milwaukee,. was hero yeste ertlay md viii
have his scow MdnomEnce dismantled and conseft-
q ag rom 6,is9 Sxd% s ~ s4s.:
from i,aa.io ys.tstasy rlthf f essxe q spaa,1s.;
Er.in. The atmr Il. U. liard 10 expected from
Lake Superior purts Saturday. nnd iha Peerless
Monday. Fretghts and passenger ralcs 10 Lake
Superior src tic samu ~ last season.
EIsEwnEMz-Lac Canal ~ open: ~ Light
house on Big Arrow lsland, Y. D., will b. put In
eight feet above high water, axcd red catontrle,
and should oc eeen ten mt!cs. Tho baraua Pae.
totAcs, In collision with an unknown 6arquo dur.
Ing fog Of Sable lsnnl,. Lake Dntaf!o. had
three atanch!ons smashed and lut carried
+ away. The prop william Crirpen, frutn Chicago
10 Mantstes, was disabled OF lt1llwaukee night Ge.
fore Last and put into that port for repairs
netFoit Frte lTst* says that sessel'nsn complain
additional o9:tsastions TT a. y ths k,n cfo,s
OF tho channel, on Inns with tho ranys lights by
engineers Of tho Canadian Government who are
llaatnE tho rocks for tho purpose OF deepening +tu
passa.o. The owners ot tugs A. Buffalo propose
70 unite on aplAn similar to that OF tho Unioh
Towing Association OF Chicago; +sault Hsc; Mativ
Canal 18 twelve feet ono inch deep, And tho new
gates laya been forwarded.
, 1877-05-10

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The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26
Our American POlyelOii.

Probably no book besides Mrs.
Stoves iarte Toms Cabin has had
the same variety of translations to af-
ford an equivalent comparison of the
differences between languages in the
speech of everyday life. This work
was selected some years ago by the
British Museum as the one which af-
forded the greatest number of transla-
tions in the written languages Of the
present day. and a. the one which
best illustrated spoken colloquAl idi-
om-. The collection thus formed has
proved of great service to students OF
lingui-tics, doing for familiar speech
what translations of the Bible and OF
the Pilgrims Progress have done for
the atatelier forms of expression. That
this country may derive the best lin
guistic benefit from the tran-lations OF
Uncle Toms Cabin, the Boston Pub.
lie Library has determined to procure
all known translations of this work
and will soon add them to its collec
tiou
The Tipton advertiser., 1877-04-26
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Better M eat

There never was and never will he
a surplus, Of the first-class men There
is always room for them. So it is
with meat. The markets may be
glutted and prices depressed with poor
beef from Texas aS well "a thousands
and millions of scalawags raised here
amidst our rich grasses and prolific
corn fields, but for the imperial beef
there j. remunerative demand, aud
always will be. New England, New
York and Pennsylvania, with all their
rich and vast pasture lands, are send
ing out thousands of miles for the bet
ter beef. England j. searching over
the world for meat Poor meat j. the
dearest article both to producer and
consumer. 1t beggars the one and
renders lean the other. Many of our
! farmers think they cannot afford TO
raise tirst-class beef. The fact j. they
cannot afford to raise poor beef Illi-
| nois, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri and
| Kansas have nothing 10 fear OF compe-
tition with Texas beef. The latter
| has not the rich food to raise good
beef Regtster