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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

Last month, there came to my farm, small hay
horse, about II hands high, Of the Canadian breed
The ownr' can get him by proving property aud
paying all charges, including he cost OF this no
uee. LEWIS n. JONEs,
2'9-tf stanford, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-23

Court is still in session, AMI tie usual
amount Of interest is manifested among the
citizens.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-05-30
For statues. Monuments ,Curbings
and all kinds of Cemetery and
Building Purposes.

The undersigned, proprie'ors OF the Hallowell
q larrea, are now prepared TO execute work in our
u"n-or any other-gr mite, in The finest style in
the s'Ortest possible time AMI at the very lowest
prices.
After two years. experience with machinery for
poll hing purposes, we have proved beyond u
doubt, lnat this granite Is susceptible of the highe
polish, q polish hat cannot be produced by nahd
WORK., aud which, contrasted with the even white,
ness of the hne hammered surfaces, gives a beau
tiiul effect.
We employ skilled architects in making original
designs for monuments aud other ct meterg work
for the use of our customers, and Will give our
prompt attention t. all branches of the mapufac
tnre OF granite, from the plain Head.stOne 10 the
most eiabOratrly carved Siatuary and to all KINDS
of earnings ana Building st0Bes.
The HaltuNeil Granite eNceIs all others in iGs
fneness, It's Even and Light Color its freedom from
ro and all other lmperiections, and IN its suscep
ubiity to very hne smooth fl ish aud him pol
Ish, and orr monument received the highest
award at the Centennial of 1875, for character oi
.ranite and style ANA quality OF Workmanship.
Our Work Is now erected IN nearly all parts uf the
couLtry, among the most uoted pieces of which
may be mentone the Sode's Monument OF BOs-
ton, Mass sphinx, at Mt. AubUrn l. ,lgI inns Mon.
ument at Plymouth, Mass ; tIremen's Monument,
at Derot Michigan; Garrison's Monument and
The Bridges TVmp, az 81. Louis, Mo-, and tae new
Capitol, at Albany, y Y.
On application, we will take pleasure in refer ing
o specimens OF our WORK in almost any part of the
county aud also to parties VINO have dealt with
Us Tor our ability u give satisfaction to all
toners.
Call and examine our work, or send to us for
prices. Address
HALL0WELL GRANITE co.,
HsllOwell, Maine.
anu Jonesboro' aud LED Beach Red DianIte.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-05-30
Daily 3Srnntbrt gournal.

sroNeING ON PUBLIsHERs.--Csn any body tell
why publishers of newspapers are honnd to pay
hundreds of dollars in gathering facts about ysri-
Gus benevolent enterprises, writing out and pub
fishing the same, and printing perpetual snpcss
in their behalf Why they should insert everIast-
ing strings Of notices, sweetening them with com
pliments TO the indiyi idusls engaged and when an
error happens TO be made or notice Casually
omitted, why they should be accused of llllberslIy
This has hsppered repeatedly TO the Republican
II publisher fails to do at his own expense what
overyb asks of him, he is of course scolded.
But let some indy dual give 81 or - for char
liable purpose. wh ich may have been promoted by
the Republican at an expense of $50 or S3O, and
the giver of a little money is paraded as an exam
pie of benevolence, while the newspaper receives
but scanty praise or uone at all, and is visited with
profuse blame for its shortcomings. We are get
ting hardened to this sort OF criticism, and take II as
q proof that the Republican is getting pretty
thoroughly read.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-05-30

TO me Hon: Bodrd ofCounty Commissioners for the
County Of k,nnebec.
fI'Hh Undersigned, Mayor, Aldermen and men,
Il bero OF the Common Council and citizens of
Augusta, We, Id resp ctiuly represent that the
road located by the County Com mis- sioners m An.
gnst, 1873 on petition OF d. L. Pike and Others
from the south line OF Western Avenue in Augusta
10 second street in allowell, to wit: That portion
commencing at the norih line of Daniel Pixies
iahd ana termiha atng at the south line OF Aug sta
passes over such deep ravines and broken terri
tory, anu being laid 81 very narrow-only fifty feet
portion uf the way should be at least six rod. in
wuth, ana none less than iour rods;
we also further represent that at the time said
ROAD was located, II was contemplated by certain
OF me pc uioners Tor said road, 10 tuild a horse
railroad from Augusta to III Iallowell, which project
has now been abar doned.- aud that to accommo-
date said proposed horse railroad was one of The
principal reasons why the said highway was locat-
ell at all, and especially why II was not located
WIDER
And we further do emphatically represent that
the public accommodation and necessity do not
require the building of another road TO Hallowell
at the present time especa y at the enormous cost
ol Duldlng and maintaining such a road is To-
Gated The business between the Two cities can all
be conveniently done with the present facl les
Tor highway travel, and indeed the distance be.
tween the business centres of the two places IL
considerably less, and more level, by the Old road
than by the propos ed new one. The great and long
continued dt preston IN business makes IL exceed
lngly hald for tax payers to incur any extraordi-
nary or unnecessary expense at the present time :;
In view OF the above stated facts, and many
others, we mcst respt ctfuly AK that the road ne
l3nd and the south line OF Augusta may be dIscop-
unued, and as In duty bound v III ever pray
REUEL TOWNSEND,
and 230 others.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-05-30
STATE OF MAINE.

hENNEBEC SS.-Bodrd Of County Commission.
ers APrl Session, 1911, he'd by adjournment May
22d, lo1T.
ON the foregoing petition satisfactory evidence
having been received that the petitioners are re-
sponsl6le ard ought to be heard touching the mat
Ter set forth in said petition, 1t is Ordered, that
thirty days previous notice be given, that the
County Commissioners will meet ht their Office, at
the Court House in Augusta, on Monday, the TWEEN
ty-nfth cay of June next, at two O'Clock p. NJ. !;
ana thence proceed 10 view the route mentioned
IN said petition, and immeoat ely afterwards hear
the pa1tes and their witnesses, and then take such
further measures IN the premises as may be adjudg-
ed proper. said notice TO be given by serving an
atested copy OF said petition ana this order thereon
upon the Clerk of the city of Augusta, and by
posting mp such copies in three public places in
said city, and by publishing the same in
the kennebec journal, public newspaper printed
In said county; That all persons and corporations
Interested may attend and be heard If they think
proper.
Attest VIM. NJ. sTRATTON, Clerk.
true copy OF the petition and order of court
thereon
rlts"a Attest WIN. NJ. STRATTON Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-05-30
AegaI advertisements.
Notice TO Creditors In Bankruptcy.
In the District Court OF the United
States, for the District of Maine.

In the matter of the Franklinl
Land Lumber Company
"a corporation duly estab-
lshed under the laws of p,.
the state OF Maine, having >" panNuP'cy'
It's place of business at Au-
gusta in said District,
Alleged Bankrupts,
DISTRICT OF MAINE S.
meeting OF the creditors Of said bankrupt will
be held at the office OF John w. May, Esq., Regis.
Ter Id Bankruptcy, 10 the Court House, al Angus
Ia on The III st day OF June, A. ID. 1871, at 10
O'CLOCK NJ, for The purpose OF inquirng wheth.
er resolution accepting composition pI opposed
ny SAID bankrupt to its creditors, TO wit: n com
positi oi one hundred per centum in cash, to
each of IT'S creditors, payable as follows, to wit:
twenty five per centum thereof IN two years twen.
ty-hse per centum IN three years, twenty-five per
centum IL four years twenty-five per crntum in
i've years, ON the date OF recording If the reso-
luton accep lrg said cOmpos iton, 10 satisfaction
oi the deb owe by said bankrupt to each OF S
o. 'edtors, has Teen passed in tue manner directed
y Sec. IL ot The Bankruptcy Amendment Act,
a. proved June y, 1884, and the Revised Statutes
OF The United states. title LXI, Bankruptcy, and
mas been confirmed by the signat, res rtqu red by
salu s. ctcns And also, whether IL is Tor the best
interests of al concerned, that the sa ID resolution
laccepllng The composition proposed) shou be re-
corded, and that tue said statement showing the
whoie ol the assets and debts of said bankrupt,
should be lied.
VIM. +. PREBLE,
olerk Oh y. y. District Court for the District Of
maihe' maylS- &w3w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-05-30

The Lives Insured by the Society are careh ly
selected In different parts Of North America an.
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field of opera
tions, an additional and exceptional safety to the
Policy-bolders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the Iasured.I
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-01-06

ATHENEE.-Nous ayons recu les
CoD,ptes Readus de rAthenee LouiSla-
nais, 4emc. ,ivraison.
Cette livraison, CONNIE les preceden-
tes. est dun lntertt reel.
Et c'est ayec p!;sisir que nous voyons
pAtheree louisian;iis s'englcii,r de mem
hres distingufs ct devcnlr*!nsi une III
stitutiou lie sciences, dc literature ct
d'honneur.
Tn des butts quill sc propose. le mal'I-
tien, r5tude ct /le respect dc ll languo
franchise en- Louisiana, lie recommande
i rattention Ge to3s ccuN qui aiment III
lang;.e >sie nos pe:es ct n'ol,t point on
Bile que ces peres Ia l,ar':iicnt ell io'r-
mes ,il,res, Ell hommes de Gear ct Ell
hommcs clyilisea.
Car Ia Lo*;isiaue ma pis tN,ioucs 6ta
TAfrinue de Packard - :i'Ant:'i;le.
Nous ,Gtachcns des ('omptes Rendns
de rAtlltnee IL passage suivant-arti~
Gle chronoiogique-nui rlouve que lo
monde est plus vienx qu'Adam:
"Dans Ia chronologie dc fln1e "'i-
cienne chaque 6yt;ler"''' s".
6tait collsi"n" ->~r J.. t.,aJ..o~ ,'t>
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-01-06
NOUVELLES.

VIEUx MoNDE.-Lord Salisbury VII
le Sultan ct lui dit: Les Puissances
sont d'accord sur lie programme; accep-
tez les propositions; 81 vous he les ac-
ceptcz point, vous ne pouvez compter
nj sur Fargent nj sur les hommes de
FAngleterre. LIE Sultan a repondu: Ac-
cepter ces propositions, cfest risquer ma
couroune ct ma tete. Aussi le Lord Sa-
lisbury a-t-il immediatement telegra-
phie d Falniral Drummond d'ayOir d re-
tirer sa aotte des eaux turques. Mais le
Sultan Sc ravisera sans 42ute. En- atten-
dant, Ia conference continue, ct rarmis-
tice etc prolonge jusqu'au 1er. mars.
On dit les affaires financieres de Ia
Russie en- aussi mauvais etat que celles
de la Turquie.-Bismark, lui, tire mys-
terieusement ses grandes ficelles.-En
France, don't Simon est lie ministre ephe.
mere, OH les clericaux ct les bonapartis-
tes jouent un jeu diabolique, tout est
apparemmentcalme. Simon le simonia-
que Simon, CONNIE rappellent certains
individus, a dit aux syndics des agents
de change de Paris: Je compte sur la
sagesse de FEurope, ct je crois ferme,
ment a une solution pacifque de la ques-
tion orientale.
P. S.-La situation devient grave en-
Orient. La Russie repousse ct ne veut
pas discuter les contre- propositions tur-
|ques.
NoUvEAU MoNDE.-Est.ce plus clair
par ici9 Sill faut en- croire le San, qn'on
dit bien renseigne, Blaine ct Conkling
abandonneraient Ia politique de parti
dams }interet de la Justice ct ne YOU
draient pas Sc rendre completes dun
crime en- declarant Hayes 6lu, sill est
prouv6 dune maniere satisfaisante qu,
il ma pas etc honnGtement 6lu. Dun
autre cote, Grant aurait dit: En- ce qui
regarde la Louisiana, les ordres donnes
en- 1872 ct 1874 sont toujours les memes.
II ny point ell detection impartiale
en- Louisiana depuis la guerre. Une COM
mission jointc sur les elections he sen
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-01-06
EURS.

EChS.
-.ts lrOiS.
., Jacques a rhon-
A ois.
Is OH l6gis|ateurs! /!
rsquetaires noirs!
bien entendu, sont
Il, ..tt.t Ill service de sou Tx
D. .- &: 4"G.-
..4., "a. /; Simms, Dickerson ct
..s.+c eux, Simms ct Como, sa-
u q, pen ecrire ct t;tire des
g.. .. !, lie trois!eme, DicNerson,
..,. ..... Us le nom dAca1emic:cn,
,lue des grimaces.
ID f;,it suw.rieuroment, a:ec
-. ,ar.;ait, ct sa;ss s'e,: d;,4sser.
-'s done les gers choisis ron'
:, er dies lois, pour honorer la
ct pour gloriiier Ia civilisa
80. ipitcr! pouvait-on choisir plus
IA peuple qui s'iniiige de tells la
IT'S, Qui comic sou salut ct ses
:es d de semblables ignorants, nae
4 vrailnent le nom dc peuple:
a! il est convent que -" -,.se
nj IAmaric"~ -. = .t-,". 49,, =,
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j. GENT1L, REDACTEUR.
AGENTS, ,DU LOUISIANAIs.

Nourel1e- ORLEANS: "A. G. Roman,
Tchoupitoulas st. No. IL.
St-Jacques, st. Jean Baltiste, lberuslle,
Assumption ct ascension just Comes,
Donaldsonville.
Lafayette, Attakapas :-Edouard E.
{ mton.
\ 1ourelle- Ib6ie:-August 'Girod.
v ncherie:-MOrris Feitel.
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Butler, lui, propose une solution plus
nette en- apparence, mails non moins in
iuste, ct certainement plus perfide.
Butler annule pelection passee.
lily a ell fraude, violences ct menson-
ges des deux c6tes; la justice etc In
dignement meconnue, ct aucun des deux
candidats niDserait Sc crOire ct Sc decla-
rer legalement 6lu president des Etats-
Unis. s.
Telle est rassertion de Butler, ct son
argument part de Ia.
Point nest, bien entendu, necessaire
de nier passertion de Butler, ct le peu
pie am6ricain n'ignore pas que Butler,
en- fait d'honneur ct de justice, nest une
autorite pour personne. Butler salt qu'
il ment, mais il salt aussi que mentir
entire souvent dams les besoins dune
cause. II est avocat.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1877-01-06

tel:Gi;a pas. I,e president pro temp. Il
Senat (!.s E. q, agira cotnsao lr9sl;lel
des Z. L. les :naiaJ;es Il; Cabinet II
teront e,s s<.sscti<,,lS, E.'t1ute lie 1892 s.
reSolllts, ;ti>;1 s.'3ss,oliner lsac t1ec'io'
moss de l,13i, u It. 1l;nv1la prtsi3
sela ,:';;-:. II l. I iis;'let. En- atte"
cettv ,;.si...>;., asi ,i|tst ,o;lit pos
le ssv'iy"tt;c5,s s'.,...t. ,le il, Carol
Noru, dit dams son s!iscours di s,
ration: Nous lie dtsitons pas ne 5--
barQuer dams une revolution, m
ne sommes point dispos6s Il n t.
METRE tranquillement i routr,
force brutale. QUAINT a Ti:den ..s.
guration de son succcsseur, 4s.-
neur L. Robinson, il a parle ..:-...
let ma point touche a Ia que go
dcntielle.-Wade Hamptc 49,
Hayes ct 4 Tilden une lett .....'.
cile i comprcndrc. Lie sou ..--
gressiolnel donnerlit le t;1 -..r
tie! i Hayes ct le vote 4 i'..- ,..'.
ton. Meme imbroglio en- ,,. -
Bureau des scrutateurs =" -..0 ....
les votes, acco:de le ve;' .',;.,-.t .
Hayes ct FEtat aux .,'.~: ---.---. .s
terrible accident est .'.-. ~.
min de fer du Pacif It $685. ...
Un pont sest efons ~,..4
etc broyts ct brlle' -. .a. .-.
sonnes ont peri.
Au Mexique, D
l 1glesias est 4 Gu
vivant, est Ma
P.S.-Le cabi IL
, 1877-11-16

n marked BY piles With brush on top. The tug
Mcclellan has gone into winter qnarsers nt De-
trntt. nna The Torrent md fiet'or are Ron9 Tho
tns rasor,;. has ses,rea from sersee It The SA9sa.
ing been tepal!ed....A black ptrAttcal *cow
has been captured near Marine City hy Officers.
Ths crew eseApcd... The Bteamshfp snner,os
and .eht shawnee. of tla Western Ttansnor.asson
icy. oF tttvtlana, fos s41, ono :. This Detroit
for 81. 900. and Will b. put on tho rontc between
that post anh rerrJsbnru next season. Among
quarters at Milwaukee arc the .chs* Arglo. .sa Ion,
odtn. Josephine, Lawrence. 1'oa., Wnlha1la, Spy;
e.cow. sontt Side, sanrly. Mamie Leaf, AiaaRa,
I!Hoter. Emma Lstahton. Maria; bark Nel.on...
y .eeoan. q ht:nsn. paym.nt q : ta-,aa iii
which. he e'asns IL exccssise and mt accord.
ihy 10 agreement. The lug 1alI4ntne dill
The towing and her Captain The lihclshg....
paI,tr. r.! cart. Napier. ol the 81. Lo.sph i'!e
easfne stallion. svfa not nrnnna TO do anything for
the fl:fated CITY Of Tnras il sl bosh. The Cap.
atn n Tint craft sn1s he sent worj II Napier that
hs M q I'll H. tS,t sp Eesh sa IT,
the Ark, of Port linron-is in port to.day.
She his been, used a. 4 lighter Ia
;esr sc s%n, x n, ,s'e1s Tho
The Port Huron Conmtrtial charges that tho
officers At tho United atates ttms MtchlRnn recently
en,akrled one barrel Of whltkJ. Two kegs Of gin,
and one key Of brandy on board that eeatt. pur
chasing i 1t Kinney nto... .sere At sa!nl%. II
tTnc+ It u.ay be said shat The officers Of the navy
set anc example fDr other raiiora.. ;. Bcorto
htowu. Lighthouse thspector Of the Tenth Dis.
trIet. gives notice that after ths 18th INT navfRa
1ors snterin: tho hsrooss Of Esie, s.odnsky, md
expect to nu that the regular buoys hAve been re-.
moved and replaced b. small Atakc buoyk
, 1877-11-16

cnseAoo.-The tug Triad has not arrived as this
port from Cleveland. Thsrs wcls but few rssae!s
II the lumber market last evening. Capt. E1phieke
Is sxpeeted hosns from Qaebec To-day .PesAca
men Of al political shades "a dsslsous oE having
Cant, John Fasrow feta!ncd In the County
cltrk'a once - Assessor Of doatins property.
Tho dangerous reefs at hyde Park and Bouth
Chicago should ba n,arked BY buoJs.. Capt. ball
will dlsnant!e the cld schr Fashion, md lot her 20
t. wreck , Shs you'd @ msks good @ einal,nf wood.
viii ri K....Tks new Hayes has bssn supplied
with new stseItnF wlesl tn place of ths ons shs
h' sshs f.n,eo. When isst heari from va car e.s.
49, ~; DO .eht lieIea Bleod. that VI. damaged 81
has .on. & Ma:xsson where ~ M receive
!rpai5s.. W s,see ahe opening 9! nastss.iop & tasFs
a.ns o.pai CHE. ~ .a@ss % ss
Solssa we.t, .ad Rutbs'ts!a i. lis;s. s i -
l!hodss . Bradley. nea. .he iatssf plaes. Tbs
.{s. s hss 5s:s,day t9f ~ EInao
Risas seats now ffhi: II wsas vii III pf.s''e.i,
fs:s s a. sss .ess st tses. S ID IL g r.
stoit !; II II III lai.sd s;'..:: N.t.h,!::ii.
iof ths ecs.ou This bark UcaFtA has osen .irlp.
ped and laid up ~ lind dxu..,.The prnp EttJ Of
.CtuncorA has had hef keel repaired 1t Milwaukee
Ilutun. viii probably lar up u Cleveland. james
II. stsachan; a luR'ownes snd manager At Detroit.
Tnlted Staiss Marshal yesterday :. The steanl.
barge Sparta and schss Goshawk, Gcnaa, and Sum.
| atrs wcIs getting ready ~ LAY up a. Cleveland.
IL Il Hunaio, u seeking 1cap!,oiatmeat. caps.
7. y. Gruniaoad agreed to get !hs Almr4s VI tor
| g., 300, o.. set nothing II " ia,aed. 10 sac.
| ceeded.. ID shipment ot 0. 300 GU of whess
| has been made from puss Baswa1L, tut.
2 Liverpool ytS lske Esis sud the Erie caasl;...
allure. etc. from thH basss Rocket. a4hore At
huoalo. and conveyed them 70 clsseland;.. Re.
eclpas of lrnber It Toledo ~ lake 30 fss th!s sea-
soa, llu. U4l, 1dA feet, Same tlms last sea*on,
BS 0SS s.l Sgw stehc4 To ho placed nader lhs
deck Of tho Great Wrstesa Hallway Terry atnE Aieh.
ix4n q Dstsat. hAls. RACK hhoAl IN E1ssn AA1
, 1877-11-16

The following were Tho arrivals and cleay4nccs
for The twenty four hours ending at 10 o'clock laat
night:
Aipeaa Na:kegon .aa,e p.sps
lisror. suadrI"s, III Caldwell: Ray Cly 18th: Gutd
towinaj Iernfcf', Whit. Lake, tatnsr; y. K. Fslr.
hank. flnna1o, rbAlt a,hra Il. II. Stantnh Mansttc,
lgm!er: Alh.ttu*s MlsEernn. tutnhrT; UsInecoek,
MnskrHnn innhrFi q. J.. WStnn. Mnbkcann. lufubrf;
1T1'EuoE. jInIlend. lnrnbrf; M!nn1e Wneiief. Mui.
keFna. innIEer Mary Mcfca. MnskrEon !nnlter. Hob.
Muak~Hon, iu.nher: i]tltc En!hr1dgc Nrana ljaxen.
umt'+f! .ls;rn. lnhtnrton: tumttr: Nalai. bconto.
attn e. tsnd n, i!:'gn T. t;raa tlassa !umsts & a.n
hrr: In. Mukkraon. iunntnss Q. II. Lohnsan. White
lake. lunrr: America tirand Haven. lumber: q. II.
Ward, Lu'l!ngr. luu.fKr Ifxtie Fisher. Harte Pier.
!ies; Winnie Wing. Lunstnn urntstr: Little f3cnrgc,
Muakcson. tunEsr. fea IIrd. SanKafnck. lAnlirr;
tclpse, Aus4cCUn. ties3 kewsuncc, Manlstec. 1un1:
tEf. s..
Cix4nA*cts-schr Tsnttc n1ade. Prescott, TO- aU
hn corn. hes Court pfop EexhusRh. RuHalo n - o
IN wheat 1nhffs unf 4n Rundrlest acnr Wells tIust,
1lntno, !ttul bu rotn: schr tctl Hawsop. uunalo.
2i.iH3 by corn. srnp Goin Campbell. iudlnEtou. aU
..G;,rsstGa!. oSasa.bnrg m l M q, By whe. 5Msvel.aa M
md sandfic.; 3rop Il. II. nIancharL nnaaio I'D hrs
n9ur. a7, ,t4o lbe lass , at bogs tpathy aced: rrnp
Philadelphia. Efc- T. UE bu Hhcat. 4J.tDp bu corn
fs t1ouf and sundcs sctr !!rlnit, Hurnt Tier. 20
hu co ann sundfles; schr L. II. i)As1A AuskeRou. 20
bfi1 pufk. 90 lt4 meat I'M ltN lard and sMUlrscA.
, 1877-11-16
TEMPERANCE.
IANEsyIL1.E. WIS.


spseia' UtspaseA n TIE Ehtrnan TrJsunt.
JArEsvILt1, Wis, Nov. 15.-The twenty
ninth annual scsston Of tbs Grand Division u
Sons Ut Temperance for Wisconsin was called
10 order in Crystal Temple ilal in this city last
evening at 7:30 o'clock. The following oaltecra
werc presents William Bloomfield, Of Racine,
1rand Worthy Patriarch; Hugh Longstaf1, ot
Fond tiu Lac, Grand Worthy Associate; John
e. Luilp, of itacinc, Grand Scribe; the Res.
Amos Low, Of Mount 0rcb. Grand Chaplain;
II. Il. Tubbs, ot Elkhoru, Craud Conductor.
The chair Of Past Grand Worth. was flied BY
c. c. Cheney, Of Jauesvllle. The DIvislon waa
opened IN tho usual form. Thtrtv-four dele
gates and about 'fty visitors were Initiated into
the urand pir!slon. The rgacinE of thc ns!tl-
utcs Of The last session was lxpcnsed with The
report Vi tic Grand Worthy Patriarch was then
reaj, stuwInQ, ainung other interesting things,
thst WISCONSIN llae worked fta way up trom the
lowest to the Rayenth as tu membership. The
report of the Grand Scribe shows that although
tue Order has not Increased much In member
ship the past year, yet tho lodges generally ase
stronger The Treasurer Fcpusts the finances
II good condition, With good balance In tho
At tho meeting today, after some ruuttne
work, tho following officers wore nominated,
ant! subsequently, elected: Grand ratri.
arch. n. j. 11igeins, Of Milwaukee i
Worthy Associate; M.uFcs sn1th q q
LaC1osse; Treasurer, States Yates: u,ana Con-
Chaplain. =. t.. Tbonaa; superintendent OF
Cadets, Mary E. Lunn. The salary Of the
urund Scribe was fixed at $ao0 per annun'..
Tonight MI Open meeting was held at the
Congregational Church, Mayor Sofcfoss dely-
criug Al addrcss Of wcleotnc,. which was re-
spontlcd to by the Rey. Mr. Eaton, Of Bc!o!t.
Addresses were also srasle by Past Urantl Wor-
thy Associate Ttomas Moulding, Of Illinois +;
this lscv. T: +. Cough. Of Lacrusae: Mrs. II. Z.
Lewis, Of 1!l!uois; aud II. ]. Higgins.
, 1877-11-16


CLxyYLAyp, o., Nov. ILL. Z. Cartan, Of the
Grm Of Carsan d Co.. oil dealers here. WIS ar
rested to-day on warrant sworn out by tho United
AtAtea Vessel Commissioner s&asioued At Detroit,
charged with sending light carbon oil passenger
vessels, contrary to tbs United 6Atea law. II il
claimed BY tha prosecution that on ths 1ath, and
again the a4th. Of October thls dfn sent refined
petroleum. which, according to \ test made. will
ignite At from 10 10 10 degrees Fahrenheit, which
was marked ''lubrIeatIhg oil" 10 one instance
and '.mach!ns oil, in th: other. This
wAs ahippcl to. parties tn Detroit, wh0,
It ii claimed. on account Of III
very poor qnatfsJ. were cnseled to sell much lower
than competitnrs and thus attracted The stlenslon
os lie authorities Machinery and luhsieallng oils
will MOI igu,te under 800 degrees Fshsvnhsit. amt
yto thus considered safe 10 ship, No ruined
petroleum esn be carried un passenger steamers
i9nitins under ll9 1sEtse.. md sasn s ri My.iy with
Ietxa.!*nt ssls that hs bought tas q tos good
fhs ttehslty for Violating this Law II Improvement
ol not more than ctGhterh months ana dno Of moi
mofe than T.. wv. Tbs pfisonss ~as held In 81, 600
ton44.