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New-York tribune., 1878-03-16

William Theodore WOvers arrived III this
lun'fy nearly year ago, and TOOK room al tie No
hawk Hotel at Spring and VsshingtOn-sts lie depos-
tied $3.50 with The proprietor, c. OueDheimer for safe
keeping. On Juno o. 1877, wheu walking with Often
hcuer, be met hy us. named Saunders. who pre-
tended to be authorized afcs HIN charge OF de-
frstlng his c., diiors IN Holland Saunders took VOL
vars 10 beer saloon and offered 70 release him pay
peu % 500 Woiycrs Instructed Otenheiuer 20 the
luouey. He then settled with lis landlord, who Dc.
drced from tao 500 entrusted 70 h,d tue 500 gwen 10
sauuders. and a board bill Of Sl&0. Tie remainder,
$3.50 was given ~ q draft tie Gcrmaia Bank. Bay
able June IS. Wolvers Immediately went to g. Pau.
where found the draft TO he wOrhes lie returned
10 ruis city aud 0tcnheimer offered 10 SETTLE by giving
Bm 2J ard q chattoi uortIG2c. II was asCcltaiutd.
however that Ottenbemer had transferred all Lis prop
Crfv 10 b. Sife tie offered WolVeI6 also. passage
ticket ~ Europe. Ho arrested and held IN $4,000
bail al the Tombs Police Court yesterday, where he
ms name jacob Otenhemer J1e police ale looking
4 s.nU
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
TORNADO AND FRE5uET IN ONO.

CINCINSATI March 14.--AdvicoS from the
interior of tins state indicate that the storm oi the past
two days has been one Of great severity. great
amount OF damage has been DONE especially 10 railroad
property. larse portion OF the lower part OF Mans
field Ohio Is covered 10y water to tho depth OF three
feet, covering the first floors Of many dwollingh.
number OF barns we're swept away aud numbcr OF
bridges the Fort WAYNE Road have been injured,
being carried completely away. At I1ne-viNe the
street car stables and tWO-ytDry frame buIidnG
demolished. The roof OF the PresbyteTdn Church ana
those " number-Of private dwellings were carried
awsy A freight IIitn, Ohio, ran Into Cul
vert. WreckinG the tram and killing the cD6heer
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In the foreclosure suits of Goodwin against
Eneas and others and Mly against Foss, reported IN
yesterdays TRIBUNE. Judge Van Brunt has found IN
favor of the defendants, and dismiss the complaints.
Matthew MclIueh for assaults on his daugh-
ter child twelve ycass Old, sentenced yesterday,
by Recorder Hacket TO twenty years at hard labor in
state ~ son.
JUDGE Larrcmorc has referred the applica-
on of Margaretta Ortung in her suit aein.t her hus
band, Eugcuc Ortung Samuel Jones she for an
absolute divorce, and saws she married III May,
1866, III Bavaria ana has seven children.
James $. Underhill procured, yesterday
from Judge Lawrence. order appointing guard Ian
10 bring suit for him against the sGIctes for his mott
as bis guardian He claims that she misapprOpriaod
$2,34@ OF his fs'a.e
The Will of the late John B. Norris, who
died in Eroolvn on February Is. offered for pro
tate the Kings County surrogae's Court, Yesterday.
MIR Norris cfi q widow and three children. Tue value
Of the estate Is not large.
Willis Blackstone, appointed in October,
1871. receiver OF North American Life Insurance
CoInpany hns obtained leave from Judge Lawrence TO
NO his final accounts. with view 10 his discharge lie
saws he has paid S6090 and has hand 80 S32 80.
with liabilities outstanding amounting 10 g., ,36f g. 10
be dIv among 800 claimants He is growing Old,
and tie sircs TO be renewed
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY,

shp Jennie Cibls IUruguan). Botel savannsh Corner
BARK Hawthorne Br) Whitney Liverpool. Eng. seammei
Arcidnoo Rodofo Aust>, cattarnich Bristol Eng,
Bark Patent (Nor). Chrstoferen Cork Falmouth for
BARK Calcutta CitI LsurO Cork orders Funch. Edye
Bark Matte Ota) Cscaoe. Bordeaux. France. Funch,
Bark Ruth tNor, Enarseu. Granton. Scotland, Funch
Hark Germania (Ger) chever Germany, Hermann
Frelef CJor.l Morhensn. Chrstiania, Norway. c.
E1T2 scots Bay (Br) Murray Valparaiso and Area Fabbh
Bark II Murray, Jr. Hartman. Havana. Cuba James T.
Bar Daring Anderson, Portland Me- Miller uouEhton
ug Dunay Aust Biaseych Coik or Falmouth Tor 'iiers
Brig Fo-lnosa (Aust daialeb. DunEirk France John G.
Brig snow Drop (Br), Bucl oporio. Portugal George T.
big Alice Lea Foster Natsuzls cuba Evans Ball & Co
Big idoia Hionda tBr chsse Portland, Ne, Miller q
ARRIVED
Steamship Ethiopia orb Camnbcl Glasgow March with
rdse and pass 10 Henderson T. -
Steamship Flysia Hrl. McTiitche, London Feb. 2s
Bros Mad str siToDS @ %seTy I %sG S!h Gcsvy head
fns T, nsrs n5aa TO- m i. % l., R n c - es
an Anchor ,eamshp eognd ~ lat 4o3l Ion. 7lVo
esn,np % srsy S sS NoT FrS5en % Hamburg Fen ct and
ans drp a pac % n%an ass f% & hi L hSer Fen
"a Win mn'e nnd pas 10 Punch Eys Co.
rhhr: & son .yssssito Thomas Dunhans Nephew & CO.
sIP N"T No, Thurz.n.en !I9%onrs 10 day', with salt
az" BaTs WsaanG NS ssscp LONDON 90 days. in ballast
to Fgnc Ldye Co. Aneaorsd n Bay for ds.s ers
'G.A. f. Never vessel % 70 Louis Teens
BARK 81. Lrce Wilson Rotterdam AZ days, IN ballast to
n1T s,e,i3 with empty
Fars Hos Nerl 1hoaidsen Arcn 'sl Feb 10 ballast TO
Bark Enma V. of Quebec 10. Bsthndoes
Teo % .ih sugar TO BARN. Bros Co.. vessel 10 Ha'ion
Bns tortin to' one9ce. ponansor Trinidad 90 days.
Big James A. s.cwsr Ioi aiia1l noaehe, II
Es 'i5 TforSaeo o Hsye aosss St Pisffs
rrsieamship State q deorsa ~ co5f.r RON glasgow
which arrived ith repos March ln a. ~ Ion 40 t2'
~ Bar. Afcher Truman frO Dfcaen which srrS ed
morning.
,yN 2snSy Hook light W; cioar At City
FoREIGn PORT
LONDON March l5sal,d 18th inst, Ache f.. Christiane
s'ad lnca, Capt Olsen: Gyda Astoria Gle99ia t,
GJlaT N9laap al 4rerda M Al LIN si senior SAMUEL %
olsen Joianm KeTicr iln ia., LYMAN CAM Sorusn 5en
Ncy' 'mperrice Ell'ahett Icyol{Is I4eht, Lima Cap,
Capt sirnSdssi Johann Ioa%'s. Gn5'cr
DOAE-riC PORTS.
rdl1ns t6aaan t6rsn r mcTcT Vsnsac sSaSias
BA,H"oLE naroh l5-ArHed. b9rk kais KitteI, B'r-
TBiIADRLriiA MaTcn I5.-Anvei, baks TIayIano. Mer.
icsIcs. March I5.-Arrycd steamship Mnnesqa, Bnr-
VOL Liverpool Darss Neptune. Lcai, ceniuesos Khelve.
wovrvrvrs OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
IlyrGIq qoI Aarch l5nc sic?G siP bon'i9u orr Sspt
Tic s.ramsip Atgato Crs, capt Jones' from New.York
rot se,.r'9!p Eaenr,le , cap, 1tten.1. from Phils
aeEysro March l5-Thc Inmau Line .~smsn CITY Of
Ne".lor1 March iyi Lyerso arrived oa tastnet ai j.
CAPT Thomson nom Boston TO. i've POOL. passed h5ro today
Tor other Shp Sors see F,'h Pagei
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
Totnl shares gold for the week.

The stock market to-day fully recovered from It's
eclne of yesterday, and i'll some cases the highest
prices of the present upward movement were made.
But toward the close there was another reaction
which was due to realizing sales. Lake Shore rose
l per cent to 61li, but ended at 633i; Michigan
Central recovered to G2 u. and closed at 81 Cen
tral and Hudson only steady al 1O7L a 10. i2d
1O7l4, and Erie was quiet AZ 10l2d l0ds. North
west common advanced from 40, last nights price.
TO 4l2l and sold, back to lu4l3s. The preferred
in the meantime sold at 60ll0GS7s 7s069120694
The st. Paul stocks. through sympathy. were
higher, but in the reaction fell TO figures below
the opening prices. The other railway stocks were
duh and without feature
Delaware. Lackavlnna and Western opened at
475s, rose to 4Sls and closed at -t7i2 OF Deaware
and Hudson n single lot Of 100 shares soil at 473i
Central of Ncw-Jerscy sold at 143sa l5Gl42i ard
Morris and Essex at 7OQ1Ol2 10l4 Western Union
opened up Il per M 1918 advanced to 7Ol2 and
then DEFINED TO 7s7SQ79i5. Atlantic and Pacific
sold C00) at 1918. The first sale of Pacific Mail was
at 20 against 1884, the closing PRICE yesterday, but
il quickly yielded 10 lSl2, and afterwards renamed
steady at about 1915 The market closed unsettled.
RANGE The STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
ILLrREArrYG HIS WIFE AND SERVANT.

William Mcintosh, of No. 1873 West Fifticth-
st WIS srfalgutd before Justice Kbroth yesterday,
charged by his wife, josephine, with lacking and beating
her brutally Mr. Mcintosh, IL IL stated has spent the
greater portion Of two fortunes left him Mrs Mcintosh
l. sister of Joseph ODOnnel, liquor dealer living at
No lJ5 W>sI Twontieth-st, and she now lives there
having fed from husbands house through fear.
The night OF March 10, Mcintosh, IL Is charged came
hone drunk and quarIcsone and fought with his wife
Ing pisol M her and threatening to blow her brains
.lt for Interfering while he beating his wife. He
was held In $500 bail the charge Of threatening TO
k Eliza Carey and IN $500 for assaultng his wife. The
couple have been married only Two years ahd nave oio
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
SUITS AGAINST BANK TRUSTEES.

Three suits OF William J. Best. receiver Of
the German Savings Bauk Of Morusania, against trus
tees were tried yesterday before Judge Van Brunt in
Supreme Court. Chambers. al were foreclosure su;s
On mort cages given by tie trustees IN January 1876 10
make no deficiencies. TIE defence was substantially
that these differed from the Third Avenue Savings Bank
cas.s III that the security then was given IN 1872 ana
In 1875 the legislature PASSED ec expressly for
bddng atfustee Of q savings bank from becoming an
IndUiser or ia dny Obgor for moneys loaned
I,ts decisio
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
SNIP NEFS.

FORT Or NEw.YoRH. H............... II.
CLEARED
Steamship Emberiza (Br Bland, Liverpool Eng, John C.
Seager. 49,
etc PIN Forward a. Go.
steamship City OF Austin, Chester. Fernandina and Port
ROYAL, Chas. ii. Mallory Co.
Ship Bsnlln 3r) Grandin London Eng, Geo r. Bulley.
Ship Liverpool Lambert London. GripnsI. MntuIQ Co.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
PROJECTING A FOREIGN TRADEMARKS.

Felix Prot g. Co., OF Paris, registered their
trade this country In 1873. They detected last
December quantity Of spurious goods In the Newfork
frm Of C. NJ. Rich & Co were brou ght before United
States Commissioning Osborn the charge OF violating
the international Trademark Act of 1876. They we're
held yesterday to await the action Of the grand jury
were admitted 81 900 bail each. This is one OF
the under the Act OF Congress protect
Inc lnfcIn afiQnal Irade -marks
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
SAN yRAycros CLOSING PRICES OF MrsrNo STOCKS

Government bonds were dealt in during the week
70 very large extent the aggregate at
livestock Exchange Amounting TO nearly seven MILL
ions. The demand was very active from all parts
Of the country. and the business over the counters
Of the great dealers was of extraordinary magDl-
tude. As rule. prices were tnD but n downward
turn IN 4l2s was late feature. The market clos es
strong on u continued active speculative movement,
The following the highest and lowest prices Of
and week ago to-day:
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
REVENUE SEIZURE OF LIQUORS.

PHILADELPHIA, March H. The extensive
wHe ani liquor establishment OF Matthew Keller IN he
basement Of Nos. u. 26 and 2S South Fteenbst. was
seized upon by Revenue officers this mpfniDg tho pro
prctor being cha ged with ATTEMPT TO evadC thc Rev
enuo laws By rectfyng spirits without having pad the
required special tax.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
iAGSENGERS AERIPED.

TROa 0Gt,GOw-rn STEAMSHIP Ethi,pla.-" amernl.
a. Giiorson. d.. Woodburn, JOhn Graham. D B nha'o
Mrs Coire, Jo'r Gerrie, Mrs MOr y. Polndorh Wuid
watkins. q. -F'oe 1 COchlan, D. Ldnslon, Sit. n a
WhitsOn, Grace WhtsOn Mary Irylns.
FROM HhMBURG-In steamship SueUin.-Mr and Mrs.
Charles auinann, MIS- Consul SenccAo Aaron Traub. IL
Wagner aud children, Kurz A. soltiss soGe Hfzog and
ch On, Psnl Beck Carl Sander Victor Efosel Gustav
Br..sian iusits Schaier Carl r. Kopp Richard Klaus
W.T. anh sos. NJ. Mahler, Henry Llnder and wife.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
ALENIENT GRAND JURY.

TheObOld FIucbe, tried before Recorder
Haekett in tho Court Of General Sessions, for killing
fellow workman Jacob Reischman, at Betzs brewery IN
west Forty.fourh-st, was convicted OF mansaughter
u the third degree yesterday aud was sentenced 70
tour years imprisonment Jn charging, Recorder
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
NARINE JNYELLlGENCE.
YtJNJATCRE ALMANAC.

ftINJATCRE ALMANAC.
sun rises tlI sun sttr orh sst..
Moon sots 4l8 Moon soulhs l0i6 Moons age days II
IODAY-A "A.
sandy HOOK. 651 Gov lsanf 04O ie catc'''' 'Jo
Ii6H wATLK IODAi-r. 81.
Sandy Hook. &C GOV. Island. O:2t ieH dato bl3
lIGH WATEg SUNDAY n. ~
Sandy Hook. 625 Gov Island. Gao Hen oa'e''' e:Zo
ulGH WAFER suNDAi--r. ". 49,
SANDY uool. n Gov Island TIC bel Gae..... 0O5
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
COURT OF APPEALS.

ABAi'Y, March 1.-THE Court Of Appeals viii
NOudav March 1S, Of 10 lilo calendar
for hHt day follows Noe o. So 49, llj, 16 o. 2j
al
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16

IN M nI is Losn 4 ~, a. iiL SLVu T.,
most mortal glad, Mrs stodgcr. TO cay she's crecoT
erin' yoIy s.Owly."-i Fun.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
CINIL NOTES

Hackett EXPRESSED his opinion that the Grand Jury
Ought TO have indicted the prisoner Tor murder
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
Otean Gtrna!cf5


4 NENCAN LINE.
"a FOR QUEENS rOWE AVD LTNErPOOf
Ire orlr Tfsuslt1uii. 1--WE sa.uV lf. the AHItl''N
FLAG. ~a. 1rc,cU IL iI~bAY f.ohi Philadelphia aud
NLIEESI ~ hem lIvttp0pi
sAHIAIIAN s1i's Mare %, 10 a. n
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16

The following were the receipts and shrments az
md from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, rs reported
~ telegraph .,,..
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A HOME INDUSTRY!
p. o. NEWS CO.

The undersigned takes this thanks
to the people Of Yankon particularly and his many
friends Dakota and for the
DUDLEY 4 HAWLEY through the many years in which
frm has carried business in this city, and he
desires to call the attention Of these friends and
the people generally to the enlarged facilities
sive assortment and comodous rooms
firm had provided he the successor of Dudley
Hawley, possesses.
In the line of the Hardware trade manufacture
of Tin Copper and Sheet Iron Ware
tabshment equal in all anything north
tent.
In the FUTURE constant application business he hopes
to the Hardware trade Of the naturally r
utary to to this point centered effort to
make for the interest Of the people within REGION to
chase their Hardware nwar Copper and Sheet Iron
Stoves, and oil other articles in this line from
Yours gratefully and respectfully
GEO. e. HAWlEY,
Union Block, Third st.
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CRIME.
CRUELTY TO CoNvIcrs, +,


Richmond, Va, Dec. lS.-The surgeon
Of the penitentiary in his annual report
states that ont Of $50 copv ic,s hired to the
James river and Kauawha canal company
last year. SO died from bad treatment, ex
posure and filthy Recommendations. This
shows nine per cent mortality. while the
mortality 10 the prison 10 only 211& per cept.
The general assembly appointed . COM
mi..ec TO investigate ,he mst.er.
SAVED FROM CATCHING COLD.
ST. John, Quebec. Dec l3-Cyprleu
Costa Fralcz DeMirable, was hanRsdtoalay
for the murder Of Mathew Nathesou
When on the scaffold Costa Fslez said ID
lead and dramatic voice i "0entIsmen,
thank my good friends 10 the country o.
lberville, and also IN the United States fol
the Kindness that hes been shown me.
have been very high 10 tue world. and nov
am about to fsil very low. God himssl
alone knows am not guilty. He will d
| ioe jasslcs. Coed bye, it,ssds; goed by
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g o'CLoC:Ik +. M.
THE NEWS.
Reports Indicate that ENGLAND
is Making Easy Progress .
in Afghanistan.
Capitalists Of the East Making a Move
tor lmpr wing the Duluth Harbor.
CONGRESSIONAL.

HENATE.
WaahiDgten, Dec. l3-Bills were intro
duced and referred as follows:
BY Mr.. Plum. 10 provide for the tempo
rary increase of the army in emergency.
By Mr.. Conkliug. by request, to amend
the laws relating to pen.ious. This bill
concerns the fees Of attorneys. 1t is claim.
ed that present regulations prevent those
entitled to pensions from securing the ser.
vices of respectable attorneys.
Mr.. Morrill,, from the committee on
finance. reported favorably on the senate
Dill to authorize duplicates of registered
bonds stolen from the Manhattan savings
institution New York City. Passed.
Mr.. Gordon introduced bill to secure
more efficient collection of revenue from
cigars. Referred.
After tnc morning hour, consideration
was resumed of the bill in regard to the
couot of tho ELECTORAL vote, and Bayard
spoke 10 favor thereof.
HOU e.
Washington, Dec. l3,-A resolution look.
ing to an investigation Of the official con.
duct Of j. ]. Davenport, United States su.
pervisor Of elections at New York, was
adopted without objection, after being
amended so as TO make the investigation ex.
tend to his conduct on the days of reRistra.
tion.
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A SCENE IN COURT.
WOMAN PLEADS Guilty TO ANornER'a

a WOMAN PLEADS Guilty TO ANoTHER's
CRIME.
New York, Dec. 13.-Dr. Bradford, con-
victed Of causing the death of Sarah victo.
ria Connors by malpractice, was taken to
the court of general sessions to, day for SEN
tence. His counsel made futile appeal for
new trial on legal points, and on the ground
ofnewly discovered, evidence. Dr.. Brad.
ford then addressed the court protesting
his innocence and narrating the manner in
which he discovered his new evidence. He
said that while in the tombs a young
woman visited him and remarked that she
had some little things belonging to Victory
Cennor. Hescloeely Questioned. her and
che admitted performing an operation on
the girl. At this point the woman rose in
court and exclaimed: "Irs all true. con-
fess before God aud Jesus Christ that am
guilty and that man il innocent" The
woman then made her way to seat near
Bradford and gave the details of the crime.
She stated that it was only, after continued
solicitation on the part Of the girl that she
consented TO perform the operation, receiv-
ing therefor sixty dollars Frightened at
the consequences Of the act she took the
girl 60 Dr.. Bradford, after making her
promise not to tell. returning her
ten dollars, and then left her in the doc !.
tors Office The women subsequently
gave ermme q: Madame Cberandi, clair.
voyant, Of les ecrepont street, Brooklyn.
After brief conversation between counsel,
Judge Sutherland addressed the woman:
~ think We ha ve had enough Of your
story. You have got through your part of
the play" -
The assistant attorney said. Haven't We
had eiou9h Of thias Th,, m9s has added
- his'msny infanies by bringing this wo.
man here TO tell her lies" He then NOV.
ed for sentence.
Judge Sutherland denied the motion for
a new.srial bat granted twenty days 70 pre-.
pare exceptions. He then sentenced Brad.
ford, Who asain protested his'innocence, to
the state prison for fourteen years and six
months.
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gentlemen" Before the rope vas placed
about bis neck Costa Falez's physician
suggested that be remove bis collar. He
replied: mo might catch cold"
, FOREIGN. I!

THE ITALIAN MINISTER'S.
Rome, Dec. 13.-Prenier Carroll has an
nounced that the present .ministen will con.
tinue the administration, pending the kings
decision on their profered reejenations.
A LuNATIc's THREAT.
London, Dec. ia man named Madden
was arraigned at the Bow street polics court
yesterday, charged with threatening the life
Of Queen Victoria. Madden, II appears. is
. harmless lunatic, and has been known a.
such for twenty years.
a WILL DECLINE.
London, Dec. l3.-It ia understood that
John Ruskin will decline the re election to
the state professorship Of fine art in Oxford
university on account of ill health.
-. WANT HIM REMovED.y9
Quebec. Dec. 13.-All the conservative
members of the legis' ature of Quebec have
signed a petition praying for the removal Of
1t. Gov. Lelillier.
STRIKERS RESISTED.
London, Dec. l3.-The nail masters Of
Staffordshire have resolved to resist the de.
mand OF the men, even if general strike
should be the result
FAVORABLE TO THE TREATY,
A correspondent at Vienna states that
majority Of the committee of eighteen, ap-
pointed by the reichstadt ON the 10Th inst,
to consider the treaty to Berlin, are favor
able 10 the treaty.
ANOTHER MINISTRY REsIaNED. E,
Sidney, Dec. l3 The ministry Of New
South Wales has resigned. Robertson will
form anotter cabinet
HALF PAYsoFrIcERs.
Madrid, Dec. l3.-The council of minis
ters decided to create cadres for one hun.
dred infantry battalions and twenty squad
rons Of cavalry for the benefit Of half pay
officers. u.
THE AFGHAN WAR.
Lahore, Dec. 13.-OAicial. and notable,
of Jellalabad have arrived a. Dakoka te
tender their submission and services to tn,
British authorities. News from Cubal rep
resent. that eight regiments Of Afghan in
fantry there have shown disinclination I.
fight. The natives in South Shutargarda,
pass seem friendly to the British.
The following dispatch from Genera
Roberts is dated the 9th inst: hope t.
reach the top Of shutargardar pass to-day
l shall then return to Ali Kehl.
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TELEcRAPHIc 6REvlTIEs.

LAKE NAvIGAT1oN.
Cleveland, o., Dec. ia meeting Of the
capitalists and most prominent business men
representing the iron ore and vessel inter-
ests of Cleveland was held here yesterday,
the object Of which was to promote their in
auences to SECURE the improvement of the
harbor at Duluth and to hasten all such i'm.
provements which will give our larges, sized
vessels free and uninterrupted navigation
through the great lakes. Delegates to simi
lar meeting to be held at St. Paul on the
18th inst. were elected.
BANK FAILURE.
Saratoga, Dec. l3.-The First National
bank has suspended. owing to the defalca-
ton of County, Treasurer Wright. * run
was then pracipissted Oh the Commercial
bank and its doors closed.
DROWNED. ;,
Chicago, Dec. &c. w. Lane, wife and
two children, living four miles below sabu.
la, Iowa, on the Mississippi river, were
drowned Yesterday while ont on the ice in q
hand sleigh. The ice broke 50 suddenly
that none could save themselves or be res.
cued.
IMPORTANT DECISION.
Bostou; Dec lS.-Judge lowell has de.
cided that some four hundred thousand dol
lars in notes ofthe Union Mills of Fall river,
signed only by the treasurer when the by.
lawsef the cooperation, required that they
be countersigned By the president, are valid
claims against the concern. on the ground
that the rule had not been observed for .
number Of years before the company be-
come bankrupt. The Judge also held that
these notes had been bought BY innocent
hollSra before maturity, and that tAese par.
lies could not be held respsasible fsr the ap.
plication Of the corporations money, or be
affected BY any fraudulent use Of the pro.
ceeds Of the notes. ,a ny = -
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NEW SILVER DISCOVERIES.

Denver, Dec. ll.-New discoveries of rich
silver posts continue in the vicinity OF
Leadville. Among the latest and most re-
marka lie is one made by Lieut-Gov. Tabor
last Saturday morning Of .and carbonate
vein from which $500 was taken that day,
and the discoveries Of very rich deposit. on
thick is reported.
By an examination of the Denver and
Rio Grande railroad books for November 1t
appears that nearly 1000, 900 pounds Of base
bullion we're transported from Leadville BY
that route in November, and upwards Of
twice that quantity Of high grade silver ore.
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DON'T TxowN, IL, YOU. eAx.uELr IT

Bot don't smile more than YOU are obliged
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