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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1879-05-13
HANLAN.
HIS FIRST RACE IN ENGLAND A
BRILLIANT VICTORY.
HAwDON, THE DELAvEL MINOR,
No uATCH ron HIM.
"Details ofthe Race.

NEwcAsrLE.oS.TYNE. May 5.-The
long looked for single scull race on the
Tyne, between Edward HanlaD, of To-
ronto, Ont, and John Hawdon, OF Del
ayel, England, for GOO a side. took
place to-day. and. as was generally ex-
pected, resulted in a victory for Han
Ian. The weather was splendid. The
course was from the Mansion House to
the suspension bridge, at Scottswood,
a distance of three miles and three fur
longs. Hanlan won the race with the
greatest ease by six lengths.
The correct time of Hanlan is 22 min
utes aad seconds. Hanlan led from
the start, and had the lace in hand
throughout. He rowed with great de-
liberation, looking over his shoulder
leisurely at times for his course.
The weather was brilliant, but a stiff
northwest breeze was blowing. the tide
running up strongly and the river
quite rough,
ENORMOUS CROWDS
we're present from the town and sur
rounding district. In the betting TO
on Hanlan was freely offered, but
tuere were lew tAhefs.
MORE COMPLETE DETAILS.
New YORK, May 5.--A cable from
Newcastle says: THE l:l5 peal had
rung from a neighboripg church clock
when the two oarsmen appeared in the
stream opposite the Mansion House.
The umpire's boat was moored also IN
their vicinity. Hawdon was first atioat.
He wore white drawers, a white jacket
aud blue cap. The American cham
pion wore Jerry blue sleeveless jacket
and drawers. The appearance of both
was SPLENDID. The men tossed for po-
sition, and
HANLAN WON THE CHOICE,
and decided TO take the inside position.
Hanlan then took preliminary spin OF
a couple of hundred yards and came
back TO the starting point. Betting at
this time was . 10 in favor of Hanlan.
The men soon stripped and rowed in
their buff.
The men were then asked il they
we're ready, and both answering Yes,
the umpire said: Then GO" An ex-
cellent start was then obtained, but the
Toronto lad soon forged ahead, in spite
of Hawdon's desperate rowing. Han
Ian, with his long sweep swept away
over his toes, soon gained more and
more on Hawdon, with his exhausting
3s to ~ stroke with quick recovery.
but with much forward reach. The
cheering was immense. and cries TO
"Our johnnie" TO put on extra efforts
filled the air.
When SINNERS Burn was reached.
Hsnlan was two lengths ahead and
rowing Comparatively easily with his
long sweep. Betting was now . to in
favor OF the champion. Hawdon was
rowing with-wonderful energy, with "a
strokes 10 the minute. The cheering
was fairly deafening as the two men
sped onward to Red High Bridge.
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The Morrison Odd Fellows Defalcatlon.

The Jackson Citizen having stated
that Robert II. Morrison has offered 10
pay the | q. Of O. r. grand encamp-
ment 81 900. and the grand lodge
3, 900 to settle his alleged defalcation.
aud that the grand lodge officers have
accepted his proposition, Mr.. Morri-
son declares this statement utterly
without foundation. lie says that II
three cents would settle the case he
would not pay IT, he says he knows
that he does not owe the Order farth-
ing, and that he would rather lie in
PRISON 20 years than admit criminalty
by a settlement. He says that he shall
keep still and bide the result Of his
trial After this is over he will have
something 20 say, aud he proposes 10
say IL, even II there are some persons
whom II will hurt.
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ern community, rather than trust them

ern community, rather than trust them
ez he he'd bin Orot up amidst.
The ongratefulness NV this people is
suthin beyond, understandin. They
don't know when they are we'll eDuff of
and they never did know who their
friends wuz. shall never attempt to
do nothing more for EN-. They don't
appreshate us. Over a hundred nv
them hev left already. leayin ms with
out labor, and more wood go. il they
could sell their accumulashens which
they have robbed us nv.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY,
Caucashun.
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ROYAL FAsTIDIoUsSEss Just prior
10 the recent royal wedding in England
her majesty sent special instruction
10 the bridesmaids that they were not
tO wear bangs or fringes. they were not
10 wear high heels. and they were not
10 tie their dresses back in the present
indelicate fashion. The queen has a
hatred of fringes. Last year a lady
appeared at a drawing-room with her
hair scratched over her eyes. The
next day she received a message from
the lord chamberlain Informing her
that until her hair had grown she
would not be required TO attend any
more drawing rooms.
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The Attorney General has affirmed
the decision of the Assistant Attorney
General for the postofiice departm snt.
tba; regular publications designed
primarily for advertising purposes.
canuot be- sent through the mails al
the rate charged Legitimate newspapers
An advertising sheet Is not a newspa-
per, and n h not entitled to the priv.
lsges enjoyed by the legitimate news-
paper.
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Leave
Columbus io.0sAH. sisP.M iaisL. a.
Arrive a.
rolo.io. .ssoFN. iosoPE. asoAs
through Coaches between DE-
ruOtr aud COft uHtS on both Es-
press Trains.
LSAu. \. Trains from Detroit and Maiu
AMI Ar Line, r. A y. NJ. and Jackson trains ar
fiving IN Toledo make connection with the I've
Express trains which leaves the Columbus To
lefi0 n. v. DepOt-the Omnibus Line making ths
transfer from union depot in ~ minutes.
Direct connections made In Union Depot Al
Columbus for NeWark, GAINESVILLE. Pittsburgh,
Wheeling. Baltimore. Washington and Philsdei
phla. also. for Dayton tncinnatl. Louisville and
al points south AM southwest
Pullman Drawing Room and sleeping Car.
froIn columbus % Baltimore. Washington auo
Philadelphia, without tnaunc
Trains viii strive ami depart IRON Toledo Al
CoIurnus tnd riie'l1 Railroad rnmpanyt De
p.f, Water street fort ~ NuiherrY.
W, a. MILLS, ecn. TiCEet agent
OHflANDO SMITH. Gen. supt.
n. Ms0REIf X. r1osifeuf.
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A Washington dispatch 10 the New
York Herald says IL j. an open secret
that the rebel brigadiers have had 80.
rious notions resiguing in n body sud
going home. nnless some wsy could bs
found 90 curb the headlong ferocity OF
Conger Michigan always did bother
The brigsiiers
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Animal Report Of l.. =. A N. y. Rail.
road.

The ninth annual report OF the presi
dent and directors OF the Lake Shore
4 Michigan Southern railroad for the
fiscal year ending December 81, 1873,
was submitted at the annual meeting
OF the road in Cleveland May 9Th. II
sets forth, In substance. that the COM
pany owns / ,024 II miles Of track, al
though 100. IL miles are embraced in
three other organizations. and leases
l52. 0s miles. Nearly all the track Is
laid with steel rails. The. operating
expenses during last year were SLIGO .
OO0, and the equipment still rem aims
unchanged al i95 locomotives and TO-
SO cars, valued at Sl4, ,37s. 7O9 O4. The
OOO. 600. Semi-annual dividends Of 3
per cent. on this stock have been regu-
arly paid since August 1, 1853. the
date OF the first dividend. The bond
ed debt Of the company last year was
$40. 500. 600. having been decreased
$3.50. .0JO since the year previous. The
earnings "a the road we're Sl3. s79, =
766. OF which Si0.04S, 9Jl were from
freight. s3.O57, 1922 from passengers,
and the remainder from various
sources. The increase Ia earnings
over the preceding wear ~ sf74. COZ.
The expen.es were e. 020. .265, and taxes
sl66, ,3j5. beiug decrease ~ expenses
of sl77. .36i. aud making the net earn
ings e.. 493, les. The volume ~ freigh,
business during the year was far In
excess II any year since the formation
"a the company. The earnings from
passengers shows a decrease of per
cent. Daring the year 47.sT3 cords OF
wuod and 3is 27s tons ~ coal were
consumed. at cost of fuel per mile
run a S33 cents.
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Trains are run by Chicago time, which IL 20
qfntites slower than Detroit and Columbus time
AT trains run daily. except sundays.
oNNECTIOSs.-Close connections made az p
Ianff. with VI. &. U. X. for all points east AMI
.est Az Manchester. with Jackson Branch ~
&M.S n. ". Al Hlsdale; with /. :.
r. r. Al Bankers. with n. W, >. A ;. X. r..
W points north aud south
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Sivage's saloon. Saginaw City. was
closed bv the sheriff last week for 1Ou-
payment OF the tax.
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q. %. GILMORE, a. a. THOMAS
Late Register AZ kir-
win. KansaS
Gilmore & Co,
goo v gT WASHINGTON. u. q.

Will PROSECUTE BEFORE TIE
General Land Onice Office OF Indian Afiairi
Department ~ the Interior, the Court OF
Claims. and United States Supreme Conri
Claims az al kinds arising under laws gov
crning the disposal Of Public Land. or The nd
iustment of French, spanish and Mexlcau
grauts or other Private Land Clalms
speriai attention given ~ casee Involving II.
tia 10 Grant Lands and Whining Claims Ian
warrants and Land Scrip bought Cash psil
for snldiers Additional pnmer'cad Right
send stamp for circular ~ Instruction.
Thres stamps tn pay postage II you want fnil
81 q tIanks and lnstfucfonA
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NEW ROUTE =
COLUMBUS TOLEDO R. R.
THE DIRECT AIR LINE FROM
TOLEDO TO COLUMBUS

SHORTEST ROUTE PROM SOUTHERN AND
NORTHERN MICHIGAN TO CENTRAL AND
SOUTHERN OHIO.
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LAKE SHORE a MICH. SOU. q. r..
Train. will leave tho stations named. as follows.

tr- Michigan Accommodation, going West,
connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
rain az White Pigeon.
~ Mail and Night Express trains going east,
connect with Trains for Detroit, al Adrian.
LANSING DIVISION.
Trains will leave the stations named, as follows
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DETROIT HIIlSDAlE a. SOUTH
WESTERN R.R.
Trains will leave the stations named, as follows,
rom and after Nov. 24th. ISIS:
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Railroad Time Tables.

LAKE SHORE q MICH S0U.-KI0R
CENTRAL-JACRSON TT.
VA YNE- d. H. d j.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
TakIng Effect Nay 2s,h. ISIS.
SOUTH BouSp

Three Passenger Trains Daily teKcep, Sundays
A. follows.
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All trains daily except sunday.
Through tickets 10 ali principal points.
For information a. % routes and connections
apply to - X. HOOPER Gen1 Ticket Agt.
=. n. LOOMS, Presr Gen1 Manager.
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The Kendall correspondent Of the
Paw Paw Free Press and Courier .ays:
There isneed OF Temperance reform
in this place, as there Is not another
place of its size in Michigan where
there is 80 much drunkenness as thrre
i in this town, and we hare only due
saloon aud that sells only cider -
Kendall is well provided with drug
stores.
The detective or pi otectivs societies
Of the State will hold meeting May
II and ~ ~ KslamfzDo, aad try 10
perfect n Michigan police association.
The crime Of horse-stealiEg has been
aimost suppressed in some portions Of
the State by local organisations -
Every suoh society a. invited 90 send
three deltgstos % tho Kalamazoo
meeting.
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market cheaper than grain can be
b,ught ten miles from the market
there"
"Fhe price Of lands along the
road the company decided last
Saturday to reduce from SIS to 81 so
per acre, on acc yunt Of the advance
N stock. Farms eau be bought rs
low as 81 per acre by buying stock,
which is worth about IS cents, and
trading this for land"
''Immi gration," said Mr.. Dill
worth, sis on the increase. There
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-28

S"0 AANSi lOi ono HuIiuleN iHllts
above its mouth. On that river is
plenty Of pine, and Broadwaler,
Hubbel Sc Go. proposes to build a
boom at Miles City and FL it with
logs.
Miles City is promising village,
and will doubtless continue such,
with the agricultural development
CT the country. 1t will not be q
great city forthwith, or escape the
inevitable setbacks flat follow new
towns, The contract, business is
not as profitable this year as last,
IN gonna nnnnnnnn,4
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westward from PattcrsonvllIe,
and going down at a rate of mile
and half cr day. Mr. Mitchell
pronounces that portion of thi. line
built last year the best piece of new
road he ever saw. Better still, it
passes through section Of country
that is really superb. All of the
Directors expressed themselves
highly gratified with the TO d and
with the country through which it
passes. OF the crops the most
gratifying reports are made by the
excursionlsts. Everywhere through
out the entire Northwest, the wheat
plants cover the ground thickly,
aud present a healthy appearance.
Present indications point to an
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persistent work.
SPREADING DIsEAsE.-In late
noteworthy case, the disease of
diphthcrla was spread among the
members of household by kisses
bestowed upon the patient. The
lesson TO be derived from this not
exceptional experience is very clear,
AS every physician knows, it is no
uncommon thing for adults to have
diphtheria SO mildly that it is mis-
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tHUTIHOUs yItTU OF IIIIs CcIeaI anu
other small grains.
President Colby and Solicitor
Abbott, of the Wisconsin Central
Railway, are absent at the East on
business connected with tie pro
posed extension from Portage city
to Freeport. Ill. A feeling Of GER
tainty that the proposed new line
viii be built is noticeable at the gen
eral Offices The length of the road
is estimated at a trife over 100
miles, and should the work be com
nenced the present season, as is
now hoped, the road can be com
ple'ed, stocks ed and equipped, and
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taken Tor an ordinary sore throat
resulting from cold yet such a per-
son can easily infect s. child, and
the child become a centre of
malignant infection. In view of the
fatal prevalence of diptheria, there
fore, the kissing of child upon the
mouth by a person with a sore
throat is hazardous, if not criminal !;
and scarcely less SO is the practice
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but he sickne~s) and clerks and
lawyers. Many OF these have gone
% work in the fields, and as the
work IS not hard, being chiefly that
# riding about on a machine, these
ight-weightS do we'll" There is
plenty OF work for everybody, how
ever, he says, and room enough for
al 81 wouldn't remain on news
naner or anyfhlnr else in this see
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IIOI, concluded Mr.. DlIWOrlh, 40
long as such an offer is extended rs
there is here, of one hundred and
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1879-06-28

VT'ftU II''IF V.I HICH you CdH tTIOV
now and bara nv ctaa Nv ipt.II;lro,t
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ensEe. The people of NJ les gener-
ally bach it," The stores make
room tor the boys, Dwelling houses
are scarce and hotels scarce. There
is school house and jail but no
church. Among the ST. Paul re-
presentatives are A. Ramsey
Nininger, who has large store Of
gensral merchandise, and young
Garlock, the lawyer.
At Keogh there is a two mile
drive along the Yellowstone named
Rosebud, from the rows of wild
rose-bushes on either side. The
military makes excellent use of this
charming drive Correspondence
Pioneer Press.
A POINTED Postal. There were
Il
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70 exercise great caution In THIS mat
ter, ifnot to discontinue the practice
in kissing upon the mouth altogether,
of indiscriminale cases.
INFANT MORTALITY.-It is stated
that fifteen per cent. of all the child
rcn born, die in the first year. This
results i'll summer, largely, from inn
proper food. It cannot be made too
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arc ScaTCc and hOteIs scarce. There
is a school house and iaii hnf no
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
THANKSGIVING oBSERTANCES.
Thanksgiving Day will be celebrated in

THANKSGIVING Day will be celebrated Tn the
charitable institutions Of the ciiy tomorrow, IN The
usual way Exercises will take place at the Five Points
Mission Institution Is I'm need Of funds carry
on its work IN that neghborhood and the managers
earnestly Invite contributions. Tie Rev. C. s. Brown
Of No 81 PaIst the supcr tcndent. The ladies' "i
the Union Relief Association for the OF disabled
50 diers and their families, Will their In
22d Regiment Anory I'm FOurteenth-st.. 70 distribute
10 the go families under their care, supplies for "a dn-
uer their homes the following day Gifts in
money provisions be sent 10 this place from Il.
m. to .. .. m. to-day.
The managers of the New-York Infant Asylum. at This
Thanksgiving tie kindly sympathies of the
people are aroused make appeal to the charitable
cIiizens Of NewYork aid this institution which be-
friends unfortunate young mothers and their infants.
There are tnT.e branches a. arn' 1Ns; % ana @ sAN
NAV To tie treasurer. l. NJ Bates No 45l Broad
vii be called for Il notice IL sent 10 Mrs. Clark Bell
chairman of The Ladies' Committee for the Ienth-aVe.
honse II No IL East Thirty-seconc-st.i Mrs. l. NJ.
Bsfes chairman 81 he Ladies' COMMITTEE for the Fiush-
ing home. M. 254 Mad son-ave, or TO Mrs. D. H. Van
Auken chairman OF the LADIES' Committee Tor the VT.
Vernon home No. 42l III lhave. II s proposed to give
tine inmates OF the homes Thanksgiving dinner. and
contrhut OF poultry, etc. requested The siits
viii he called for Tor upon notice cent 40 above.
The Manhattan Athletic Ciun Will celebrate the day
nv games the grounds at EishtA-ave. and Fifty
sxtlsi Running. walking and tugs OF war. for which
over 500 entries have been made form part or the
Tr members Of the scottish-Amerlcan Athletic Club
viii ceenraie their 9Th annual hal dicap gam - IN
which T54 competitors have entered.
me New-YoIk Archery Club Will meet at 10 m. ri
NJ mt Moiris square. "euly fourth
A. and Fifh-ave.
Nh. Thauks giving festival OF the Church OF the Cove
nent will brg at a. NJ and cons OF musical seoo
r.n. given hy the chOr and chorus OF forty voices
reading the scripture. suongiye readings OF Psalms
and an address by DR.. Vincent
The Rev. MT. Cur Recently installed over the COleg
nte Church, at Forycgni-s aud fihave.. viii prcHcn
a rnanksgiviag sermon tomorrow in the church at
Fifth-ave. and twenty y-ninth-st.
Tnr Young Mems Christian Association VIII have rs
library aud reaing-room open on Thanksgiving Day,
aud In evening
Tbe New York Post ONCE Glee Club Will give con-
cert and recaous the auspices Of the Ne w-IOrk
posi- Office Temperance ASS ciaOn, at ChCkerng Hall
to-nieht The club VIII be assisted nv several we'll
known artists. aud attractive programme has been
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
PLAYING orr THE TIE GAuES.

A supplementary game of billiards was
played last evening rammany Hall. 10 decide the lie
Of the tournament between Daily and GARNER. The
contest was one OF 500 points. zoo points than
the usual game therefore required the whole evening
The playing fine on both sides, and DAILY frequently
w,n great applause by beautiful and difficult shots.
The players kept pretty evenly together after
tbe tentn inning, but IN little three
hours DAILY wen with score OF 800 TO 400.
og.her the contest one OF the best OF the tOurna-
n.n the winners being 13i77 ana the losers
I3lbs, A. a result Dey Will receive tne fourth prize.
II 56 and Garuler the fifth. 500 The were as
Day. 81. l. GO. o. "a 10, o. A. 3. 25 l. 10. o. &c.
TO- o. o. 2 9, 40 10. o. IL :, b. II. l. l3 "a, 10.
Gainer-ls o, 81. /, IL ., 10. 80, 49, T. 5, l. o.
A. 3 o. l. 13. o. L.. H. o. 100. GO. Z. o. l3. o. l.
on Saturday evening next sOssOn and Sexton will
ulay OF their FOR the first and second prizes.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-26
HoBoKEN OFFICERS IN TROUBLE.

ALLEGED TAlPIRlNG WITH THE EFcoHDs-CoUN-
CILMhN UNDER ARREST.
At the opening of the Common Council OF
Hoboken evenmg. Councilman Herman schmidt pre-
sented report the Investigation OF the charge OF i'm
proper conduct against Francis NJ McDOnough. the City
Recorder The report, which exOnr, aied the Recorder
severely ceusuicd Mayor Besson ior his action n the
matter Ii was adopted by the Council by unanimous
vote OF the members. Councilman Schmidt then
complained OF the action of City CLERK
Aberts who is also Clerk OF the Council. because he
omitted from The minutes copy OF the resolution pre-
sented last week asking that an mvesteation be made
OF the arges against Councilman Samuel Webb. VINO
wa arrested ten da,s in TINS city on "a charge Of
selling lottery tickets aud waO false name when
he was taken into custody.
When Councilman LaWrs nee Buckley, OF the Fourth
WARD, reached the CITY Hail. just before the Council
oucued lie taken into custody on charges Of ru X
enness, dIsOrlfrly conduct aud assault ana nat
lery made by Lben Du Bos, conductor
on the North Hudson County Railroad.
Du Bois In his cOmylaut alleged That Councilman
Buckley hO reed his al l - IN. Monday VITA mum
her of companions entire marty neng under the In
IN nee of liquor, aud used abusive language He also
RAM tr pass niger Indicator aud when tie conductor
trated with hun the latter assaulted Buck
ley, VINO IA the vIce-principh OF one OF the puOlc
onls IN city, reieusrd on parole untl thls
morning, hen he VIII live bonds 10 await The action
of TIE Grand Jury. His Arresi caused much comment