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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-18

The man who wants to " sleep upon y
. project before deciding may be wiser
than he knows, for in that sleep his
mind, unknown to him, may traverse
the ground again, unhampered by his
will, uniniiuenced by bis prejudices, and
give him clearer and better judgment.
Who las not awakened to see light
where all " seemed dark the night be-
foreP" Causeur remembers an instance
in his own experience, back in his high
school days. Good Mr.. Sherwin had
given the class tough problem, which
involved both geometry and algebra in
its solution. Causeur took it home and
worked and worried over it all the
evening. He made diagrams without
end, and wrote down equations without
Dumber, but the equation which was to
give in known terms the value Of the
unknown he could not evolve from
them. Time and again fresh start
was made, but with no better result
there was still link missing. Tired
and disheartened, he went to bed and
was soon fast asleep. In the early
hours Of the morning, when it was bare.
ly light, he awoke, and the first thing
Of which he was conscious was that he
had solved the problem 1t was as clear
as day. Rising At once, he sought a
pencil. but finding none, used half
burned match, and with this, on the
marble Of the mantel, noted down two
short equations. Then be returned to
bed and slept. Later in the morning
he worked out the equations and carried
the result 10 triumph TO the old school
house on Bedford Street. Boston Tran
script.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-18
GENERAL.

The Commissioners appointed by the Ma
tional Board Of Health 70 investigate the
nature and causes Of yellow fever, and to
consider plans TO prevent it, importation
10 this eourtry, sailed from New York for
Havana on the ID. The commission i COM
posed Of DR.. sanford L. Chaille Of New Or
leans. Chairman; Surgeon @. NJ. sternberg
Of the United States Army; Dr. John Quit
irAs Of Philadelphia, and Col. Hardee. Sani-
tsry Engineer, Of New Orleans. They ex-
pect 70 be absent about three months.
Captain Eads has received from the Gov
eminent another half million dollars on ac-
count Of his ietty contract, having reached a
depth Of % feet
II J. said that owing to imperfections in
the bill repeating the duty on quinine il can
not become operative in full until IL has
been perfected, which II is presumed will
Be- done early in the next session.
u i now reported that Gen. Grant viii Wis
IL Australia before returning to this coun-
try, and that be will therefore probably not
reach home before next spring.
Reports received At the Land-ofice In
Washington show a larger movement OF
population this season into districts contain
ing Government Lands than has been known
for many years.
james Gordon BENEFITS Arctic exploring
yacht Jeanette, Lieut. belong. commands
ing, sailed from San Francisco on the sth,
fully equipped for her long Northern voy-
age. she will be accompanied Is far a. Beh-
rings Sea BY q schooner carrying extra
stores Of provisions and coal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-18

SAMUEL j. CULVER, so years old died
under peculiar circumstances at New
Haven last week. Twenty years ago,
while in Hartford, he was bitten in the
leg by q dog, and for 10 years the wound
remained q running sore, causing him
considerable trouble and anxiety. At
the end Of that time the sore was allow
ed to heal up, but the leg remained q
purple color up to the time OF his death.
Recently the limb swelled until 1t burst
Two weeks ago he was in his usual
good health and worked all day. The
Sunday following he was taken with a
severe fainting fit, and being put to bed,
did not leave Il again.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-18

Lieut. B. " NeC.aley. Thirteenth In
fEnrry- L. : A. committed suicide Al At
lznrz- Ga. On The soth uit-, shooting himself
through the had Cause not stated. He
leaves . wife and daughter. The latter . most
beautiful and interesting young lady
Al Lake Quinsi<1mond. near Worcester,
Mas. o. the 4fh. the sxcEIrsi0n steamer
Isaac Davis. loaded with passengers, careen-
"a. the hurricane deck broke "a. and hun
a. - Of passengers we're thrown into the
water John CahEl Al hi ycun- dnuxh-
Ter. Lewis Ia Chzpells. Nellie >hnekrow and
three Others not fderti1ed were killed.
several we're injured and three missing. By
the breaking down % crowded steamboat
wharf ~ Morris Island. i1s- below Trenton,
~ - On the t'h- about > persons were
thrown into the river Mrs Andre John
s0r- her 5-yexr-cid SOC and 4 LITTLE girl
named Miller we're drowned and Others were
injured.
Mrs. Henry Lzrre and her sister Jumped
from . moving train ~ Turner's, ~ r., on
TIE Erie Railway on the "a The former. a
bride, was instantly killed. ard the latter
aged l.. WAS seriously injured
Nimr0d Spzrterhuaer, q young German.
w1s hanged n Lebanon. PA. on the 81, for
he murder az john Ixison-
Al Newcastle. Pa. On the 4sh. Miss Rhet-
Il REM. rourg German girl. Was burned
70 death BY her dress taking IRE from .
burning 6re-erBrker wkile walking along
the street. and g Pourhkesp-fe. y. r..
Mis- Jessie Dunbar. aged - met with the
same horrible fate
TIE Unirarizn Churck y Seituzre. Mass,
r1s burned BY krs-e-1ekers on the 4th-
In New York CITY. on the sth. Mrs.. Mary
Anderson and her infant we're both burned
70 death The mother kizdled her IRE with
coxl o.
Bernard Helms. 4 wealthy farmer who re-
sided IN the town Of Alden. ~ r., on the
Burnlo and Batavia Railroad. on the even
ing q the 5sh. in |. drunken IL. shot his
WIFE, infirtinx mortal wound, and then
toyk Ms OWE life.
Al Buffalo, ~ T.. on the srh. David ID. Att
man. aged j.. son Of the President Of the
Third National Bank. VA fatally injured by
the fzll u his pony while enE1gsd in game
o, polo He died within - hours
TIE four daughters Of Capt Appleton
Osksmiih q Clrolirs City, ~ G. were
drowned On the 9Th while crossing Boque
sound. BY the eapsixfng Of the boat
Joseph Akins. z<Ed y. . gardener q
Greensbury. Westnorsl1ni County. Penn.
O. the ssh slot and Instantly killed his wife,
AGED -. ard then placed the muzxIe o. the
gun under his Own cAin and blew his head
o. The trouble j. believed 70 have arisen
from quarrel abort . little piece 0f lard
which the husband had decided % the wife,
and which -bs subsequently, refused 20 con
vey back to him
Mr. John r. Seymour. aged 81, brother
fr-ixw q Bishop Seymour Of Springfield,
rk< shot and killed On the nixht Of the "a,
IN the grounds xfraehed 10 the Protestant
Episcopal Seminary in New York City,
where he resided Re went out during the
svsnirx Tor tie purpose. - stated, 0f order
Ing sOne trs-P1sssrs o. the grounds, and
not returning. search w1s made and hts
dead BODY found Whether he was shot By
ors q these n1lefxe-Ors. or whether be va
struck BY chance bullet, i likely to re-
,zln . mystery
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-18

This i strange world. II lady
wears number seven shoe, her gentle
men acqaintances never get sight Of
her foot until she has gone out Of the
market BY the lapse Of years. But Il
she wears one-and -a-half or a two.
every body knows it, and the little feet
may be seen any rainy day picking
their way across the muddy street, while
the owner looks 50 innocent no one
would suspect she was conscious OF OBJ
servafion.--N Y. People.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-18
CURRENT NEWS.


Members Of the Senate Committee On
Privileges and Elections have arranged 70
distribute themselves - follows FOR TIE
prosecution az inquiries. aurhorizet By The
senate, in the Spoford Kellogg case and In
gals investigation during the Congressional
recess. The Kansas COMMITTEES viii
consist Of Senators salisbury, Bailey,
Vance. Cameron Of Wisconsin and Logan
They viii commence their lnbor IN
Kansas during the latter part q SEP
tember. The Louisiana Sub-Co1nittee
viii be composed Of Senators Hill Of Georgia
and Houston . IL Democratic members.
and either Cameron Of Wisconsin or Logan
- representative Republicans. senator
Hosr's engagement making Il impossible for
him 70 serve. The Louisiana Investigation
will not be resumed until about the 5ra Of
November, when the sub Committees are 70
assemble in New Orleans
The President and family, together with
several members Of the Cabinet and their
families, took Fourth-cf-Juiy excursion
on the steamer Tallxpoosa % Norfolk and
Fortress Monroe, the trip Occupying several
days.
John A. Hunter Of Missouri has received
the appointment Of Chief-Justics Of the Su-
preme Court Of Utah.
During the session Of Congress just ter
minated, 80 bills and Is Joint resolutions
were introduced in the senate, and $50
bills and lle joint resolutions in the House.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-18

ssnpi< with ; pistol. Cause, SHANGHAI
troubse<-
A new express e0mpzny, 70 b known -
The Cnicn. - been crranired In Louisville.
with Prank Guthrie. President The COM
pzny wilI cor;r0l the express business on
the Louissille ard Nashville and Grear
southern Rood and is branches
Al Kansas City, on the -gh. C. ~ smith.
formerly clerk in the Alchisou. Topexa
and santa re Railroad o.fce. shot the driver
q trzrsfer-wAgon a the tspos. the ball
taking e<ecr in his side Depot Master
FrriisEblrgh then attempted 20 arrest
smith. when the latter drew . knife and
stabbed Freidsnburgh In the throat and
then Gu, his own throat Smith had been on
[. deb1uch for several days
Mort Lee. . negro. VINO committed hcr-
rihle Assault upon . white Lady. w1s hanged
BY mob Of so citizens a. Coal Valley, w.
Va. on the night Of The sth- He w.s taken
from rrzin- while being conveyed, prison
er. 70 Huntington
Reports from Al quarters Of Arkansas give
promise Of exceptionally fne crops
Six more Of the inmates Of the Orphan
Asylum .; yass. MINI. blown down on the
night Of the "a. have died from their iniu-
ries. m.kin< Is in AL
II i reported. upon apparently trust-
worthy authority, that . consolidation has
been effected By the Wabash and the 81.
Louis. Kansas Cry and Northern Railroad
lines. the new line 10 be designated - the
wabash. s. Louis and Pzei1c Railway.
The United States slOop Of war wachusett
hsyipg succeeded in eetring OF the bar. re-
turned 70 yieksburs- On the s,h for the pur-
pose Of cOaiinE and 70 await further orders
from Wxshingrcn-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-18

The cordf-ion Of the crops in southern
Russia and The cauea<us hA~ been scarcely
ersr % bad - IL u ~ present- what Va.
left NJ drOurht and hail il now. ID j. assert
"a. being snnEhillted BY frfEhtfuI swarms
q grzsshcrpsrs and ecrn-beeriss-
TIE Chilinns are said 10 be preparing an
.ttsck On Lima and CAlIso with Az army Of
i0.nD 20 $500 nen, while the iroE-eIlds
viii enE1re the attention n the present gar
rison- Tie rnEin army % Peru j. scattered
and its transports hemmed In At CaIiao Bay,
- TINT IL !. t~lievedrelief fc< the beleaguer-
ed garrison wvrId Ne impossible.
Joe r. Garcia, President Of the STATE o.
PanAns- re-frned On the f-th uIi-. and Jer-
ard crrexz. - seccud substitute. Vas In
stalled Pra-tderf for the unexpsred term,
ending Dccerber51-
Advises fr011 Port nj Prince Hsytl- lst,
ssais fhf ske rcpuIaee fred Upon the SEN
afs- and - s~nz;Srs fei. many being shet-
Fishtirr co1slnusi-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-18

AT West Somerville, Mass, Henry
White, - years Of age, was leading 4
bull into the slaughter-hous when the
rope became loosened and the animal
caught White below the navel with one
horn and ripped his body completely
open, causing instant death.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-07-18

The heir apparent to the Dutch
throne Is Captain in the Dutch Navy
and Colonel Of three regiments in the
Army.
, 1879-05-09
LAND-GRABBERS. N. B.


MADISON, Wis, May B-ueorge Smith &C.
cured to thu State, aoue time ago, about ~, 0O0
acres OF lasd from. the General Government, as
deficiencies fur lakes asnl rivers that were cred
tied the Htato In the original survey, with 70.
strfctions from the Commissioner Of thu Gen-
crul Land Oce to thu effect t,at tho lands must
be selected In the district whera tho defeleuey
occurred, This selection wns successfully &C.
eomp'isAed In all tho districts except tho
Lacrosse District, t., tho deficiency thsreia
lands unenttred+ On tle Goth 0f April tlle
lovern.nsnt requested the Commissioner Of
tLe denorat Land Qttlee that, ~ view Of The
entered lu the La CROSSE District, the STATE 10
allowed 70 acleet tho deficiency In Other dis
tricts. With remarkable pronptness. tho
Commissioner replied uM tho LIT nt May, grant.
lng the Goyeruor's request. Goou MtN viii,
therefore, he Ut ouco selected tn otllrr districts.
Much rredlt IL due Coy. smith for lis enterprise
In securing this Vast tract OF yaIuap!u lalll to
tue State, oillrr iloyernors having passed over
lie fact ulat this laua was slgltfuliY duu thc
State.
, 1879-05-09

NAVIGATION NOTES.
The scllr Wabnsh went into Dooliltle's dry
dock to get ca!kcd yesterday.
The Tug Mcclellan went 10 dry-doek ycster-
day to hive her steering gear attended to.
Cnpt. Crosby and ". R. CroweIl vent 10 Buf-
fa1o yesterday, on buslness connected with
marine insurance.
The schr liver Lawson WAS chartered yesler-
day to fetch lumber from Muskcgon 10 this
port at 1.25 per LOCO feet.
The steam.bargc Fletcher ran Into the aehr
Charlotte Raab ut the Rock Island docks yct-
tcSlay, striking hnr nmIdshipa and damaging
her to the extent Of 9103.
The barge Argonnut had her rudder broken
off yesterday In one Of the Illinois Central
slips, by collision with the echr Michigan, md
she WILT therefore be- delaycd In getting away
from port with her grain cargo.
The Chicago Sea,Iens Union held a reEular
meeting Inst evening In Meridian Hull but did
not transact my business Of Importance 10 the
public. The members of the Unon arc shipping
At f1.50 per day, nud many have areudy found
bcrths.
, 1879-05-09

There was no question mai1e A. to Tho Eond
working condition of the fremont House elc-
vntoE, which, like all others III The ieadn1
hotels. fs cnrcfuly inspected md maintained In
En0d shdpc The finding ut The COrnrcr's jurv
exempted the hoy from blaine, but deprecated
Inc system which required him 10 lcays hsS post
Of duty.
MR.. SAN TURNER
was found at the Grand paclac and, being asked
II such system prevailed in tint establishment
promptly anawered IN tie negative. Thr eie-
vntor-fIoys worksl by apc1ls Of stx hours each,
mud verc under strict nrtlcrs never to Leave
their post during their trick at the wheel. >is.
nir, Turner said he could scarccy helIove that u
Nun 10 well acquainted With hotel matters as
MIR. John .. Rice la,I ever given urtcre Of such
q nature a. wero tcttiiiel 10. II he had. thu
system was dangerous one. as had clearly been
demonstrated.
a TIP In the elevator showed Tint the ,po:sl.
biltties Of similar catastrophe In the paci[s
were very fCw, II anv. The doors arc fastened
every time. Unless the door Is inst closed this
catch vii not work, 30 that the boy has To com-
AT the PALMER noUsh
there were freshly. .vritten NOTICES posted up re-
questing guests not to enter or leave the eleva.
aS tG; w9 n kn S pas nS's The S s''e s i 9 eackst st
of itself wien the door, is closed, anl
not requiring separate operation. as
y necessary Mt tho 0raua Pacilc. clerk at
tl!is house said that tic rule waa imperative
'hat tho c'cvutor-boy should never leave Ills
post. His business was to convey tic paseen-
gers up and down In safety, and not bother
aooat anything else. Wherc the. crowd was
large lo was Instructed, II he had not room
tlle passengers 10 wait until the next trip.
Under no circumstances uight he movo away
from tho ropo by which the machine Is con
, 1879-05-09
HEALTH GATHERINGS.

ATLANTA, May 8,-1lao National Dpard OF
Health adjourned to meet In Nashville III Oc-
aober. Tle SanitarY Council Of tic Mississippi
Valley has adjourned siue die. Tha American
Medical Association adupted the metric system.
Thu following officers were u!ectet ior next
year: prcsidsnt, Lewis 8aYre, New York; Vice
presitIsatY, Il, u. Cole, California; f. n. Hum,
New Orleans; 0. Marcy, massachusetts; +. +,
porcllcr, South Caro!ua; Permanent ssrEGtary,
W. Atkinson. FAllndclphla. Several yauatlI
pApeGs werv rc4l u,lL referred for publication.
Amendments 10 the constitution Will lio over
to next year.
Nov York was chosen ~ tho next place OF
!neetIlls. Time not settled. All the srcti0ns
1nlslled their bQaEnebs thfs AFTERNOON. Tle As
soeiati0n will adjourn t0.nlOtr0W. At thu cItl-
zuna' banquet tuntght S0u psraons were pressus.
, 1879-05-09

Str,r Corona, St. Joseph, sundrlcs.
StmF Suskegon Muskegon, snnds!ta.
Sts Shcboyrnn, 1,,t. nanisSw1s, Ss.. sunaFe''
Prop Jnnlntn, Erie, anndfits.
Prop Messenger. Benton ltarbor. nundrics.
Prop Annio Laura, Huske90n. lumber.
Prop Il. e. britain. Saugatucs, rundsles.
Prop Dcont0, Green f'ay. Euntirtes.
p s, eat9S sanste'
Prop E. L. Thompson. MuBkeg0n. lnnlbcss
Prop George Dunbar, Musksgon, lumber.
6cHr Clara, Mnnistsc luinbcr.
schr u. Dali, Lldington, wood.
Schr Andrew Jackson. MaNistcc, lumber.
scnr Lille Pratt, huntington, lumber.
Ecl,r ticsinu. LndIngton. lutlbor.
schr phmn!4. Fore Msrquette. lumber.
sehr i. II. Mason. Lud5ngoa. lumber.
Schr Tri- Color, llnIlaud, lumber,
sehr @. Ellen. Willie Lake. lumber.
Echr Peoria. MantBtcc, luuller.
Hchr l'elrcl, AiuskeIon, LUMBER
sc.r Mnriner, lutllngtun, wood.
schr Contest, MuskeVon, 1ufnter.
schr John u Neal. Cleveland. coal.
Scl,r j. Z. Noetcr. Mhnisiec. lumber,
Schr Ltyc TAX, Maaistee, lumber.
schr Mary Ludwig, 1t. Joseph. lumber.
ssSr S sS'eS J. Joes. III nskeson' sE ianbeV ss'e0eF
schr Il. G. Ail,secht, Muykegnn. lumber.
Schr Frank Crawford, Muakcson, lumber.
c1.EARANCEs,
Rchr c. Nicholson. LudtnGttn. 30 cords stone.
Scht Delaware, Buffalo. 80 ;Ouf1 BIT corn,
Stmr sheboygau, Manisowoc, ~ urls linaccd oil
Prop BniIalo, Buffalo. a4,e4a bu corn, o, $50
bril- iiour, 200 bags timothy tepl. and Sunafies,
schr Carrier. White Luke, atpn4 feed.
Schr Eliza, Man!towoc, brla c!lur
Prop Fletcher. BnNa1o. III, Old bu corn.
schr cnpeI!a, MuakeGon. 80 I'd coru, 100 bu oats.
Stmr Corona. 1T. JoArptl. sun<ires.
9chr Charles Wall, buffalo. J1, 200 bn wheat,
1'rop Egyptian, un1alo, 49, 900 nu corn,
schr Whtio Dak, lied River, 4 brIs pork.
Schr /. j. Roger, Cleveland, UpO tons steel butts
ScAr Il, q. Cleveland, cleveland, ~. i8J bu oats
schr g; Ellen. sa'ves Lake, po bu corn. ~ hFIs
Schr A: n. neers; nte I,ay du Nequs. 20 bu oats.
pork, 400 lbs butter. 70U bu oats.
barge Gnttlias Star, ogdensbnfg via colling.
S'n,r MusktEon, huskcgon, a,inlrics.
Irop Montana nu!fa!o. II. o0u bu corn, /, 600
brls hour. aiD tca lned. ~
Bchr Carai. Lincoln, i oags Timothy seed.
l'sop 4 G. BrlttaIn, Sangasuck, 10O hu oats.
Prop Mcssenyut, benton ITnrbot, snndrlcet
Prop skylark, Bcntoa iiatbor, sundrtes.
, 1879-05-09

PORT HURON.

PoRr 1IrRoN, May s.-up-ssmr Macklnaw,
Marine City, MusIc and burgess; schrs FIerru-
punt, E. G. Roberts, Satellite, Prince Edward,
Harriet Ross, anl Chris Grover.
Down-prop WtssahlckoN, vt. Paul.
Wind-Nurtheast. Weather fms.
PoHr llUHON, May B-l0 y. m.-Gp-props
oswegatchle, John Campbell, Mayaowcr aud
Tow.
Je,lncss aud barQsss sehrs Sarah Jauc, uaorge
Wnrthngtnn.
Wnd-East; gentle. Weather One,
, 1879-05-09
BUFFALO.

UUFFALU.
BurFALo, N. T., May S.-clcarcd-
Vanderbilt, merchandise, Chicago; Wlnslow,
merchandise, sauit Ste. Marie; ". T. Graves,
Toledo; Toledo, merchandise, Fort Howard;
scl,r q. W. Aiazns, Toledo: .. ". noane, I.2l0
tons coal, Chicago: barars Adirondack, savt-
naw; i,s,scobul, hay City. Clarters-scl,rJ !. u.
lfartzeil, paviny-stone to Toledo, Oh prsvate
terEns.
The ice embargo Ia raised, al'l no further In
tcrruption Of navigation is apprchendcd.
, 1879-05-09
ELEVATOR BOYS,
cosToA in o7pEa uoTsLs.

fth,.t ssVN IN UTNkH H0TEL$.
ou..t us ~, been given in evidences 1t Tho ia.
Ia f,,. N,al ~, 1ao eleyator.boy was allowed, and.
In n.s, Instructed, to step out Of the eleystor
n,.as" 10 allow the ireer cxross or luyrsss OF
hms hs.s, TRIBUNE reporter visited other
8'se's 10 sAcestain tbs practice in thcm.
, 1879-05-09

Bridgeport, May a.-Asrivsd - sfontauk,
Locxpo.tt 415 bEls Hour, 400 brls meal, B30 lbs
mdse; u. 7. Wright, Morris. {, lou bu rorts
CIrasea-Georsla. st. Louis, 1e7,als fl lun,-
Der; Cataract. W: Louis, la3. "a. y lumbar;
Industry, Morris, s,1;s9 II lumber; psop Mon.
lauE, Loekport, 4,U00 bu wheat. 30 brls dour;
First National. Joliet, 31,3lo It lumber, lRo,o0
lakh.
, 1879-05-09

CAPT. MAnSDEN DROWNED.
a telegram was received here yesterday that
Capt. John Marsdcn, who smiled The acsr ffan:is
Palms last scnso1f, was drowned nt KufTal0. lie
wns we'll Enuwn on the lakes, and his loss will
be greatly regretted.
, 1879-05-09
CHICAGO FRIDAY. 1s7o-TwELvE PAGES.

Chicago. iiuht; str c. T. Vanstsaubenzec,
Ktngston to Chicago. light: Wost Side, Toronto
10 Cllfrago fight.
Tug-mcn hero hnyc not formed an Assocla-
tfon 90 far this spring, and tugs arc runnng
Wild
, 1879-05-09
INDIANAPOLIS,

Sptelat D5pateh 10 tbs sTstbune.
IND1ANAroLls, Ind, May 8.-ln tho case Of
tho State vs.. Denny, General, for
thu recovery OF money alleged to 10 wrongfully
Withheld by defendant, Judge Adams sustnins
Dcnny's demurrer, holding thut lle is entitled
to the fees retained, Tic ease will hc appealed
to Tho Supren,c Court,
THE Attosncy-Gcacral ia preparing The papers
TO hu illcd in the Circuit Court Ut this county
for The recovery Of the $l5UQ0 alleged to be
withheld by cx-AGtlitor Of Stute, Henderson.
1t Is not yet decided whether suit will 10 brought
against Henderson alone, or aguinst him and
his bondssnea, WIN ure III for at least $4,000,
the amount oE hIs bond.
, 1879-05-09

Epsrfai Nispa!eh 10 The Tribune.
1louonToN, Mich, May B.-The City Of Frc-
mont aud Peerless, Of Chicago, arrived here this
evening at 4 p. III.
, 1879-05-09

RpsctG! D4dpdkA 10 ms 3Tfsss& H
poaT CoLaoaNx, Ont, Nav S.-Lake allch-
tgan teport-Passsd Up-ayhs Trinidad, Toronto
to Chicago, light; L. Ellsworth, Toronto 10
, 1879-05-09

THE ERIE CANAL.
BUFFALO, N. Y, May 8,-Ihe Eric Canal
opened ths morning.
, 1879-05-09

No halfway work. Curo your Congh thoroughly.
Pike'u Toathache l,rors cure In ono minute.
, 1879-05-09
NOT FOR VANDERBILT YET.

NOT FOR VANDERBILT YET.
The Union STEAMBOAT Linz so lDnger bears It's old
tnbel. The boais are new n4cFIb0d N. y. e., L..
Il. A ". II. H., whIEh thuws that Vanderbilt has
got hold of thum completely, -Ehlfago Ertntng
journal, NavH.
Ia Tbs Editor af The Irtbunf.
Tho Erie RAILWAY has Ind Its troubles, and Ia
now known ns the N. T., L. Z. d ". II. X. The
reporter Of tic Journal who saw tho q. In the
label OF ths Union Steamboat Line must either
need glasses for perhaps lu hal ono too ntauyl
or he wnulu liave seen that Vanderbilt hpl not
yet "gut hold" Of anything belonging IT, lho
Eric, uHless he hns q reHln1nt al james Fisk,
Jr.'s, product Of tho pross. Yours truly,
A FItIRND or THE OLD ERIE.
, 1879-05-09

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