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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-04
The Poiygamy Cases in Utah.


CHEYENNE. Wy, July 8.
The house Of Anton Fidler, in the east
ern part Of town, was struck by lightning
this evening. Mrs. Fidler was instantly
killed.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-07-04
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, July 3.
The Interior Department has informa-
ton from the eros Ventre Agency, Mon
taDa. under date Of June 18th. that the
British Indians in Targenpo have crossed
the border, that they are destroying the
buffalo upon which the Gr0s Ventres de-
pend largely for their support, and that
skirmishes have occurred between our
own and the foreign Indians, with a loss
Of life on both sides. The British Indians
are well armed, and are driving the Ameri-
cans before them, the latter being in a
panic and desiring TO cross the Missouri
river. Fifty lodges Of British Indians and
one hundred lodges of British half breeds
are reported being near the posts. Infor-
nation has been received at the War and
State Departments in order that proper
action may be taken.
The President, Mrs. Hayes, Secretary
and Mrs. Thompson, Secretary McCrary
and Others will leave tomorrow on the
T~allapoosa for Norfolk and Fortress Mon
roe. The party will be absent several days.
Upon returning the President will 20 to
the Soldiers Home. He will only be alb
sent from the city for a few days al a time.
Secretary Thompson will leave shortly for
Indiania- Secretary Sherman goes to Maine
and Ohio. making one or two speeches in
each State.
The PoIygamy Cases in Utah.
SALT LACE. July 8
The Territorial Supreme Court yester-
day confirmed the decision OF the Court
below in the Miles polygamy case. The
sentence is five years in the Lincoln, Ne
braska, Penitentiary, where Reynolds is at
present confined. The Government has
finally concluded that the latter must re-
main there during his term.
A woman Killed by Lightning i'm
Cheyenne.
CHEYENNE. Wy, July 8.
The house Of Anton Fidler, in the east
ern part OF town. was struck by lightning
this evening. Mrs. Fidler was instantly
killed.
Men turned tn Death.
SCRANTON, Pa, July 8.
A ladle OF molten steel upsettinc in a
mill here burned James Hurry and Henry
Long. the former to death, and the latter
is dying.
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Poverty ana sancri,,s.

81 was dragged down with debt,
poverty and suffering for years, caus-
ed by sick family and large bills
for doctorlng, whichdid them 20 good.
| was completely discouraged, until
one year ago, by the advice Of my
pastor, l procured Hop Bitters and
commenced their use; and in one
month we were all well, and none Of
us have seen a sick day since, and !
want to say toall poor men, you can
keep your families we'll d year with
Hop Bitters for less than one doctors
visit will cost you'll know it.
A WoKEINGMAN."
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II is better not to ask too many
questions aboutthefuture. Acurious
husbsud-that is a husband who was
curious asked his wife, MY dear,
what kind Of a stone do you think
they'll give me when I'm gomez
She answered, cody, "Brimstone,
joint"
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and occupy the Mitchell house He
takes charge Of the Racine and Gra-
ham Station Baptist churches He
is also highly recommended as q
physician.
There Viii be quite d largedroye
,of cattle and hogs shipped from this
place 10 Philadelphia this week. by
Gluekner 4 Bear, Of Pomeroy, Ohio.
'sLeon should not. be so sure that
sIhcognita" SIS n queer sort Of a
young man. Does he suppose that
Young ladies nevor write items for
the. ne@spapers9.
We have nevey-sh afdls ever
read such an incomprehensible Sen
tence as @Alpha" gets up in his last
communication on the subject. He
must be a school teacher from Che
number of big words that hesu ses
tscoeSIg 8
MASON Cry ITEMS. Being d ssadl
Ter Of the Rs@sts,, and not seeing any
items from this Vicinity, thought !
wppld: try and gather q few scatter
it1rr-nftatt 5if r u
.dustS z T
The. public school is.8till progress
ing slowly, under the official man
agement Of Prof. Delay; with few at
tendants.
The property of A, w. wilcopen,
consisting of one dwelling houseRnd
one lot, one barn and seven vacant
LOTS was sold March 2Sth, ut trust
sale, to Capt. Waddell, for 1925. Z
The public road runningacross the
back part of the Hope Company's
farm, cavcd in few days ago, caused
by taking the coal out from under
meath. Now Mr.. Editor, at whose
expense should the road be repaired?
The health of this vicinity is good,
with the exception Of d few cases of
measles.
! have been reading a portion of
the Scripture, daily, since New Year.
] must acknowledge, l never before
knew there were only 4 chapters of
the book Of Malachi.
GUESS VINO WROTE IT.
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!.
Died, 81 springville, Kentucky, on
the 2SFd Of: March, Mrs. Rebecca
bong, yifeof Edward LONG, in the
Goth. yeaE6 81 her rye: sheleaves her
husband. a sonand anadopted daugh,
Etsf, together With III large circlo q
kinsthen and friends to.inourn hef
loss. Her remains were inferred
fFoin.the residence of her brother,
William Brown, in the. Pleasant
Flats on the 26tho Of March. The
large attendance, notwithstanding
the inelemency Of the weather, show.
cd the wide spread sympathy that
had been touched.
Thesnext session Of the Mason
County Sabbath School Con vention
will be Held in the NJ. E. Church, Of
this place, commencing Wednesday
evening, May 18th. Theprogrsmme
made out at the meeting last fall
WIN be. felioSsd. twill Be printed
in this paper next week,
K >. =" = 4, Z ,,.s &. : +
!. The sacrainental meeting in the
Upper Presbyterian Church, appoint
ed for next Sabbath, will be postion.
ed until the 8ra' Sabbath Of tiria
month, when it is probable that the
pastor can secure the assistance of q
brother from abroad.
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Phillips, of Gullipolis, we hear, has
sold his Photograph Gallery, and is
going farther South in a short time.
Those wanting tirst-class work will
have a chance to get, for few weeks
longer. mar. 124w.
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with the exception Of d few cases Of
measles.
l have been reading a portion Of
the Scripture, daily, since New Year.
] must acknowledge, l never before
knew there were only 4 chapters Of
the book Of Malachi.
GUESS VINO WROTE IT.
COUNTY Court PROCEEDINGS
Chas. W. Phelps, attorneys admitted
to practice in this Court.
Last will and testament of Benia
min Day admitted to probate. Sub
seribing witnesses thereto, ]. P. R.
B. Smith and w. 7. Holland
Franklin Day, Executor therein nam
ed, qualified, giving bond in the pen
atty of thirteen thousand dollars
Thos. j. Sanders, J. w. Sanders, G.
IS. Eastman, Hosiah Forrest and
Eastman Edwards, appointed APP
praisers.
John Zei>lar granted certificate to
obtain q State license to sell at retail
wine, porter, ale, beer and any drink
of like nature, at the store house of
John Hall, in the town of Mason,
until the 30th day of April, 1885,
Bond $500.
A, G, Beard appointed guardian
for Jabez Beard, Jr., and Ellen Beard,
infant heirs Of William L, Beard,
deceased.
chas. W. Phelps, qualified as No
tary Public. giving bond in the pen
atty of $500.
Chas NJ. Beale, minor heir of Wm.
Beale, deceased, over the age Of IA
years appeared in open Court, and
made choice Of John S. Hanly as his
gdardiun. Bond 1900.
Il. A. Young with the consent OF
the Court, is appointed Deputy sher'
if, By y. s. Stevenson, Sheriff.
Jos. Robson granted certificate to
obtain Il State license to sell at retail,
Spiritu6us liquors, wine, porter, ale,
beer, &C., at his house in the District
of Waggener, until the 30th day Of
April, 1880. Bond $4,000.
Elizabeth Mason grantedcertifca
for obtaining State license, to sell
at retail, spi'ituous liquors, wine
porter, ale, beer, &C., at hersisto;e
house, in the town Of Clifton, until
the Both day of April, 1880. Bono
$500.
Edward Roethlein granted cer,if
cate TO carry on the business of drug
gist in his house, in Masoh City, un
til the Soth day Of April, 1880
Vim. P. Smith, granted certifcat,
to carry on the business Of druggist
at his house in the town of Leon
until the S0lh day Of April, 1850.
C, E. Knapp appointed guardian o
Charles j. Edwards, infant heir o
Robert Edwards deceased, Bont
5000.
chas i. hogg, Superintendent o
Free Schools for Mason county; pre-
Esepted an.account against The State
.fos, fifty DAYS services at So per day
amounting to $3.50, which was order
ed certified to the State Superintend
eptef Free Schools for payment
Upon application of Jacob W. Wei
lick, e, al fora change in proposed
S.rloaas in Clendenin District. John r
Dabpes, NJ II. swisher, Augusta.
Henry, Mark Mink and Jefferson
Neethce; appointed viewers.
gReS. 2. T..scantling, minister ii
regular communism with the NJ. L
Church Of the D., s., authorized Il
Fsolemnise the rites Of matrimony, in
all thecounties Of this State. Bone
$500.
Peter Gross granted certificate tc
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Rev, J. o. a. vaugbt will begin a
series of special services at Beech
I'M Church on next Friday night
continuing over Sunday :
hkentucky, disappointed clients
SHOOT members Of The Court of Ap,
leals with shot guns. In this State
.noy'9at'er them through 4he news
! MI. chas. 6, .Bowyor,. Assistant
N y in the Merchants National
haNk' @hohas been down with the
measles for the past week, is now con.
Ntlhsfi no
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Weekly Register
EOc4 lH.4 qlzlE RS =! !.
! IN Tor April showers vi
yass,iagiss fntly
doYing time isppoR u.s.
y, Z !. 40 ,;iaca Z

al Il scarce assthis place. =
s n,,,s III coming around. I
III, III z Y AZ 4 MONDAY.
$3.50 & ,yss q. ! beautiful day. .,:s..
Z. &; &, a.,
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81 ~, - IN, -. 4. :. /; !;
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fieip ass' \, al y \, s.'ei'sy's o''
ss' 81 4 I, 4 &.
hsa. s essS = 20 laet9
sspl'lras q xeln y ~, maternity 81 y
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Fils slaslalis nave mace ~ .siietr 9 2
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lne y Y .,sisas' ll's'sss IVY ''s'1i,
u 4. y W '-i' I !, !
oet your ne'g'opf y subscribe iof
r. III
CIV 's " -
~ NOss INA.
we hssf % w ~" oa''0' ~
:" seaso
The miners ilaveaooutai' resumed
ferk AZ e.'is'''
Merchants are making feauS Tor
lisir Spring stock
BSeFSpersolf VINO goes }" ea should
s:bscrlee Tor the frg'Sfer'
The llsmming Bird was on the
poeks again last Thursday.
Horse bills printed u. this office,
Nth neatness and dispatch.
Some of the finest horses IN the
SoFld' are now IN TINS place.
Why not establish l.yccuM and
Reading Room in this place?
Money, money, is what we need to
run this paper, nv. promises.
Reporter %f could not lint room
Tor your items 'h's week
The law reducing the tax GU to-
Dacco goes. into effect May lSt,
lfyou desire toincreosc your bust
ness, advertise in the Register.
Someoi the payements IN tins town
ate ina d'iaplds'eu cond'ti"n'
Mr.. James Capehart and family re-
turned home Saturday evening.
These pleasant moonlight nishts
0re appreciated blythe boys and gi:ls.
Ia,t.s u.3as n,;n,,.,l sh,rt M
titea,,his office, from s. per ieam, az.
r.. .h. ,,o,,,, - : !, q,;,
$50. az ,I,,..,.. o. s.,',.,r,
80 ,'s'. wv D'''F''-'S 4'''' Va ''"''"
po,,.. ,.o.,, x ,.,, ;. 49,. ,,.,.,,,,,
EGttSI - NUItu 10 CcHhS IcF l)OElln
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Typhoid fever may be prevented
by thoroughly cleaning up cellars,
grounds, sheds and all places where
filth and decaying matter is likely
to accumulate. Stable yards and pig
pens should be cleaned cut carefully,
aud the manure carried long way
from the house. just now is the
time IT, attend to those things.
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A topr:year old boy Of one of our
NJ. De, being asked f.hc was Meth
odist2 answered, MOAN EpiEcopalian2
no; What qro u,.theh2s "a green
yas thaqil;ek response
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-04-02

4 II is:clsilDed BY those who ought
1Dknow, .that5if thenew CouncilstilI
persist in their determination not to
] graft License to llbeseragesinthis
place, for the next. year, chat blsi-
mess @ilsbe ifguredin tffiSstown al
Least s5G000i8 year not including
/ The revenues d. the saloons. Canfhe
Ibasiness inensof this.scwn:afiord.th
! great falling of ofthe revenues in
lorder toieatskto:the Shifhs ola few
individuals Kill your own town
Egentle.aen, and. baild.up GallipSlis.
- - 49,
We understand that. Prof. v. A.
Lewis proposes to close,the exercises
lof:his school at Buffalo on Friday
Ecycning, April 4th with an exhibir
ton which will combine amusement
land instruction for both old. and
yoasgs ghe programme consisting
Iof Recitstions, Dialogues and Ora.
matte performances, is full and com
! plete, MISUNDERSTANDING Of rare
merit maybe anticipated. Two dis
Itinguished epresentativesofth Mas.
| on and Putnam County Bar will be
| present and entertain che audience.
Lcadville, Colorado, is just now at.
tracing more attention than any
place weknow Of. The richest gold
and silver deposits in the world are
supposed to be here, and marvellous
tales are told of the fortunes that are
to be made. The Leadville fever has
reached West Virginia, aud we learn
that some Of our Mason county boys
will go there to seek their fortunes,
soon.
Il is better not to ask too many
questions aboutthefuture Acurious
husband that is a husband who was
curious asked hiswife, "My dear,
what kind Of u stone do you think
they'll give me when I'm gomez
She answered, cody, "Brltnstone,
John!"
Typhoid fever may be prevented
by thoroughly cleaning up cellars,
grounds, sheds and all places where
filth and decaying matter is likely
to accumulate. Stable yards and pig
pens should be cleaned cut carefully,
aud the manure carried long way
from the house. just now is the
time IT, attend to those things.
Some fellow III a spirit Of devilish
,neanness, one night last week, tiln-
sd'a eaap'e OF ooa' loaus Of coai loose
RON INC M'N'ft az 'he ioo' Oh wan
street, ana ic' 'hem ufi'' down TIC
river The floats belonged to Mr.. P.
NJ. tiubeit, aud to the Machine Shop.
They have been returned
-,
!, - fam'FFa ''n"v q MT. p'ck'
'p.'' o. , 5eI''S n 19vFf y Jew oass ago.
o"' ~ l"fsS'' om'"' 10y U.s."
a.sa ~ ~. o.o ;nf,o,oa n;,,;.,
or.r G:alIi,nIis.
y, >. Snyder, Esq, has purchased
tt'e stne shop"l Mr.. Ed 81 John' ana
viii continue the business Ut The
>, ln,y ,,ricos e;yo him !, call
We direct attention to the Suvef'
'lSrnien' OF VIM, smith, closing out
his STOCK OF Hardware ut reduced
Gains, Cali and SOC him.
|
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There are fears that the yellow few
er will again visit Gallipolis. We
hope the city may be spared another
visitation Of this dreaded disease.
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See to it that good active Directors
are elected tonanage our Fair Much
Of the success of the Fair depends up
on who the Officers and Directors are.
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You Can Mt.

Ed. Register: Is it against the law
of the State to fish in the Kanawha
River with trot line? j. VIC.
[By referring to the law you will
see that you are permitted to fish on
ly with hook and linc."-ED. Reg
, 1879-03-26


Among the most fatnols Of tlr worlds walk
lux inntchea are s1lc OF tlOsu recorded III MILL.
tary histuvy, whcru the obstacles Ut hEaSy bur-
tlrtls AI,l alltlcult ground were added to thoHa
OF t1llie nlHt Hpace. fIlr tnnrch Df the hcayily.
ara,c Nvartaiia it. l0l u. e., from Lurcli1Iiun
tu Marntlul cuycytn. i50 u,ilca Ut alulost rn!tt.
less cnuHtyy IN tEirru days, wuatsl have cartel
h!gh enniIcdutton In an agu Ut sporting jMpers
Tho EntIs,tl NurH's march tu thu Alctaurus, to
surprise thu tntthaginians le0l u. c.), listed
Two days nI1l night, with tho slightest pOsst-
hsc lutsrtlEsslual, l,t sottllera taktnE ioo from
The Illtis Ut thu c1li,ltEy:ncp;lt, a eating 1t
upon Carthage brought hin to Anttrilinctun.
sfxty.thrcu miles distant, between dawn Hnl
.nIghtfa!l, tue pursuing Kotnuus accomplishing
the same ltstRt,ca iIl cyaA less time. CHsnr's
Tunt, I.cgIun ncbeycd q parallel. feat In
t;aui, willis In hcayY tnarcAlnE order. The
HctGc6u kW1sS, wien summoned to ulu tNus1 III
Buieufu tn repcliuE an INVASION, ngc sat,f u llayc
answered tiIe Gull 10 promptly tl,at tllu newly
llakctl louyes which they earftcd with them wert
barely cold on arrival. Frederick lin iru4t, IN
tho hottest day IT tbs trrsiblu sutlnler ut ITO,
]iul ki,nl of rnce With Aturahal l)uuh fur the
occul,tun vi M important ptmf, both arinic.
making suvi speed !lat :t0 l'fIssa'lb md Wy
Austrlat.s .lrurprA deal p.l tho li'!u Ut is'arcla
iro,, sheer exhaustion. Fretlcrtckta younger
BROTHER Henry, during tho saIE'e wur, marched
fur ty hours, with unly three Intervening ialts.
ka,p,von's tOiA ti0agd" I" repeatedly mada
sixty miles IN u day luIln9 thu ufvat campaign
Ut 1873; u1ld onu VI thu Kusslal. regiments tu
| Central Asia Is stated, pn EopA AnthoTttY, tt
hare accomplished aeyelslY-c'ght. TIC similar
| exploits achieved during the Indian musilsy 0l
1857, alul tho American Civil Mar VI le1t-'o arc
too well known to Reed repetition.
, 1879-03-26

cd from t|lr Arhbltlni, iln ni nncc insisted
upun tr cl,,rn affair being ttrne,l oy"r IL \
Mmr,l uf Trustees. Ercu tMn Father Edward
could t,k r.nltzu Tint he wns n !tx fr,nl which
e rf,t,f ,loL EGt ont suEt ensy If h. ia'l t"El'
~ ur thirty tlIunssunl dollars, nntl Wien isr
Trustees tNIk,sl III tssj1nH s7N, ,dfl) u lnfts tu
ncct tie deficit hg tnD'rnoet1 their csltiIlhtr;
mn, after gone entH,rate fgurtEH null 'iIvilIEa
tntn Ills memory nssufcl them confidently Tint
*;}&1,W1 wnuid l}o iilnrs t'1nn nttpfn tn enyts
every tctit uwe, 10 dep0a,,nrs. When, n few
wcUka sfterwHEJ, hs WRs Informed tfmt they
Then knew t)Int tIIr clu w1ul excccl o. t01, ,0U0
md possibly reach s4,WO,m,
1lT MAI MORE ABTDNiSltED
ttinn nny|ody eiku could uossiblr lInye been,
ntut indeed scc!ns never sintu tn uyu quito gut
ten oycr the stunning ciIGet II that discovery.
Tic allegation lias been nlntlu that targe
amounts of tI,G hcpnsIturt' Inu.cr h a,i hcctl
sent 10 Rofnc. That, ln'yrcyer, Is positively de-
ntctt by tt,e Archbishop.
At Ivast twt,-thttls nf tic t1cpnsttors nre Ger
mas, nlnt illseefullrtlls u tlr. ttgbt is due 10
them. Fnr II while thcfr ntstJrish feeling wills
dominant. md tI.eY excitcd cacll btl,er with
fancics tint tllry Ind fIecn tlcapn!fcd by uil
Archbishop uf 1ffsll extraction 10 help Irish
rlurcl,es nn.l further tn' business fntcrtksa NJ
1rIsllnlcn. T9H. fufure by which Father Edward
SUSTAINED itis hcayiret 1nss wus that Of an irish
t!rnf. J31t uWM calm inquiry It was not found
that ilecy t;csnlan fIl6tvfarnl os congregation
fal ever uppcd n vain fur ntl at the cpiseonal
residence. The tiertna,,s Ind received little
simply hcsa1sse they asked fur srarccIy any
thtIII,
, 1879-03-26
pISCA'TOllIAL.
THO Senson's Operations Of tho Dntroit
EtsIl His telirry--Tho fnuns Fry Now
l{nfug i}cl,nYltptt in thn Inland Lakes.

THO Scnson's Operations Of tho Dntrolt
Fish -IEntc tc1icry--Tho YnunE Fry Now
lleinE ncpn1ltpst in the Inland I.n1ses.
J}etrntt Fhst, .MItch3t.
At this season Of the ycar thu ifs-llntclcry on
Atyatcr street Is the sccnc uf great aetiv!ty.
Thu millions Ut young Wl!tc!ssti wllicl, llarc
l,ccn hutclIctl from the spawn Enthcrea lust fnil
,rc Just now l,uins shipped tn Vurlol,s points
throughout tht Stntc, to bc plaerd III Elle nlHld
hikes which arc 50 numerous in Airtiigan. Dur
Ing tlu past week t,:95, ,t00 young tish hive been
sent mt frn,n tho hatchery. Or these, 5o,WJo
were pluccu IN The Detroit River. :03, COO were
deposited IN the latscs along tsle 1lnc
Ut the Detroit, Gra,la 1iavcn, & Mil
aee hond' ,'1,n ad s'n,lar iEs. epos't o9 ;' ;Sr
linu Of tl,c. Flint Il rcrs Marque..u
lawny. Tic latter wero distributed ,ls fol-
laws. CstxtsA Lake, Clare coupsy, 15l,1M;
l'ney lake clars &c, Co';nL!, s9U; Stnr Inke, a.
ta,ants, 2ao!N; !.owsr Twt'l lake, 1uAa
County, .,,5,tu0. Tn. remainder werc sent to
Other parts q tir S,a.r. Thern arg e.! atill ro.
u1nIl's ut lm hatchery eggs II Hi"i fs,' TO- il'9
during 'ht. cl.sl,tsg thrce WeckE.
| Tit stocking III tll" tsl!a'hs lakes With white
5sli Is Mow Wn established sscccAs, tnAuy at
them ay!,lE lern caught n,ltl aceA ~ different
uarts Ut tic Satc weighing trco to tye pounds
witch wero ulanscd u iew years sInco a'y ilIh
Fisl Commissioners, l'Iit wnrk us propagation
IL III tt,tr1c.iEu. une, nHi IN carried Oh ut thu
| Dutr,it hatchery u w0rth hetli,g.
lu the tull tl.c employees of al'n Flsl, Commits
atD,lrr visit ile llscrtcs alo,s. tin river ad eG
lcrt t4 spawn trltn Ills wllfteIlsh u thry nrc
hr1n,ght IN. This Is sn,prcghatct and scnt 70
The hntrrry. md In tiuu course Oi tlihu !lse III
tle tlsn up;car. They arc ttch fed md cared
fur until ,hr .hAns ksaso't nrriyrs, When tx
fsgn,lrrcl. Tlin yItl1.1 tis aubsht argtly ,t1'o!
tie Insects which ahousltl 1T thu wafer, atthuuEl
ticru Is inuI nrcparr.l aud tstl sl!cm ut tn
hatchery. It. rutsl~.s q! lulbcTctt milk a'nt NV
cr rlupi,cil tnto mIn.ltu pnrttcles Tie ilsll ca
this ilil with ayl,l1ty alul grow rapidly upn II
'rLu wl.tlrItsh IL tEc on1y SPECIES IF tho lllI1'!
ssLbe whfcl! viii nut fet.i upon It" own kind, nm
hGncu It Is mt silcu1t 70 raise l'lrs1 humber
VI them together. 'Ilu Detroit hatchery sH tle
yutcl exclusively to tiIu lropagntaoss OF whlt'
fish. tbs grny in. nnl salmon tfuus bcisIK rnise'
ut tic PoiasuII hatchery.
, 1879-03-26
TUNNELING THE HUDSON.
\ HfEnntic Entcrprtte by Which New YorA
Is tn lis Connected will New .1crsey.
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COMPANY commenced ii'e shaft fur u1 sln'cr-
urou,.d communication l,etweyM Ssw Ynrk M,W
,jrtsry CITY beneath tie he'd Of tho Hudson
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!"t"at"s ~ desseS e''y ~ e""tt'"o '',e't teaees
Into tic metropolis. Litigation 'sas Instituted
tim, mt n sim IN tic work. but this Ina ,,ow
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"eH'''is III '''c Hc" lo'N i'es'o''u'' W. "o"''
cntlsc the resumption oI tlss' "osA' II IL oh'Y
necessary to cunsiler lN gigantic traffic Of iElc
E,rr pcunaylyauin. Delaware, Latkuwanpa &
W..,,r, Nn. ,Iorsov f,cntr,,' n,,t ,thrr roYt1s
"ea'S'''' ~" ">.eef - - IT,.
loallu" the 'l''nts'a"ec u ."e e"'a Soi'.' uieet
into the ettf lh6tcnd oi having 10 HcpeHu oD lhc
transfer Of freight 1l1 passengers ly ll.c ferry
hnnta, Th, snv1t,.r of ttu,u uuf 1nsscn1ng Uf
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n1Ht pft''!table 10 Ill eoi'eerleu' AZ t'e F""S
arc settled, the means provided, ntH 1t Is rulel'-
latw, that tl.c tunnct chi be constructed III
ul,UIt two ycara. The entrance to The iu.iIel
river banks 'rrrc will be s, 400 feet utl,lcr tic
hel Of the river l!te rreatcst depth ,,eng ~
feet. aud AMN frct o1, tlIe New fnrk side,
u,uIIl,g the eut!rg tunncj nbo,lt w miles lung.
Fur tic purpose Of expedition, 1t Is proposed 10
WORK from euell stdu 1T tlle river Mt the anlnc
tiutr. ctunluylrg us uinrly u1cr ~ can bu sl.c-
rns, s,ft,l}y snp1oyc,l, changing trm every eight
hnnr.. f1nts tlt,hl.. three t(nyd' work every
twcnty-ffnr hours, Tie tunnel will l,n 81 feet