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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-10
klPENA WEEKLY ARGUS.
Wednesday,, Dee, 10, 1870
Clcaranccs, Lumber, Etc.

Clcaranccs, Lumber. Etc.
The vessels clearing tom Alpcna
to other ports, with their cargoos,
fr week ending pcccmbcr Sth,
are as follows;
steam barge Yosemite, 500, 900
feet VI lumber, aud 100000 hath,
for Saudusky, shipped Ivy II, II,
Churchill,
Schooner II. Ross, 10000 feet
~ lumber Tor Detroit, shipped by
McntroSe \ CulNganh
Schooner WalhHdgc, 100000
Zee, or lumber, aud aia,o0o hth,
for Saudusky, shipped by IL, II,
Churchill,
Propeller 81 Joseph, 100000
shingles. aud sOo, 900 hath, shipped
Nv W, H. y l., X, Potter aud Ia
cars " nSh, shipped by G. APern,
Cor Nack River
Sccw puufcrd, 100000 feet "
lumhen tar petrei,, shipped hy J,
:, Minor
RarSe ConcoNi. $4,000 feet II
MmNsr. aud soo,NO0 lsth, tor Ne,
tr,iL shipped by TeN rren,'SS,
Steam NArsc AlpeuA, $4,000
feet VI lumNer tor Cleveland. ship.
red tSeN rrcn,iSs,
EAuSe RAneer SlS,oN tcct N
humber. hw SandaSAy, shipped ~
!, = MipNr,
Propeller 81 rAal with lSoNN
tce, NJ lamler, S,No,0c0 >hiUS'eS
&SoN packages NJ fish, eight tons n
NN>Sh fish. ana 10 TINS mi$N
TNeeASe - The Sl>,Ve NcSSc'$
&,SSl t,aS ami the crews c>>mh.nS>j
rUmeey ia Hses,
NE tntA, SAirmes, N NmNer,
Hath, shingles e,S>, ~ vessels clear
iNS. k>r The week ending NS>e@-
her $,A, 1874 is ~ f>llewSS
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Se;>SsysNsv ~ s>-A - ~ 40 ;
Tux psV~es1 Asgs,.sS sesSns> =
80 ESA,,SSS
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-12-10

ture for past soyon years was bS.e
dcgreer
nnanKar rRNrrWAruHE fon NOVEMBER,
lslS, WAS a. dcswca,
lsll, NaH ~ dcgrcca.
lsiA, Was AZ dvgrocu.
lSia. WAS "a dcgrvcs.
1871, Was 81 dugrvVs.
ISIS, WIS ~ degrcc..
isfa WAS Ga dogtees,
Tho average lowest temperature
for sovcn years past was So de-
groos,
howrnf rSMrNsNrvHN rca NoVNNrsn,
tSld, WIS dcSrcs.
lNfl, NNa idVHNNa.
tSTA, WAS i,grcs
iNiN, WIS ~ dcgIVSs,
1879, Was il dygNSs
ISIS, Was ~ dugWcS
Ism, VAS odVsNoS,
Tho average amount of rainfall
or melted snow for past seven years
was 80 inches,
M,,Sr,u ~ ns,pr sSc~ 'cN SovsNHsa,
iS,a, was I, " mchcs,
iNiN Was "a mVhes,
lS,A was i,NS mchyS,
lSfA, WAS 2 " inches
iSiN Nss StN iNchcs,
ISL. Was : ~ inches.
ISIS Was ia inches,
tSth WAS AN moAcs
The prevailing direction Of wind
for past seven wears was about
EQUALLY divided between west and
northwest
rNNNNuNa VIM nm NNVNNNRN,
ISIS WAS N>,,a the wv~t
iStl, MAS NUN the wcSt
tN'N WAS NN,m the northwest.
tSoN wAs c,>'m the northwest
lNrt, MAS NN1N thc ~'OthvrSt
i>.S Nes NNNN the northwest
lN,N, NeS ONiN thc -e~t,
Tho monthly velocity " wind
for past seven years will 10 found
as follows;
WINS NV,,,StvN Nm sS,NSNNS,
l>-s, NNs I>N miles
l>tN wNs NSSl ratN>
lN'&. wNS an Nlle>
l>tN ~aS NSNS m,)cs,
l>'yN wNS y ~ n,lSs
49, Nas Ana r,NleS
NN.N NaS nAllc~
iS-s, wSs ~ vS,lc.,
The highest velocity for past
seven years will ec found IS fol-
lows;
ws,tsSsy NNsN,tvN ~ VIM rNS >cNNNSNs
l>-NN,S ~ pa,,cs
tN'A vs. ~ Natic~
IN ~ss ~ ra,As~
49,, ~ss ~ rU}lcS
~, 49, ~ pa,NS
~ Nss rhtN~
~ NNs q ustNo~
The ScneyAl summary II weS,h-
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within I'M ycAr> fSN,n this date, NCr-
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The New York herald., 1879-03-07
PROBABLE MURDER.

JAMES NOLAN TERRIBLY CUT IN ATTEMPTING
TO STOP FIGHr--ARREsr OF HIS SUPPOSED
AssAILANT.
As Officer Edward Carey. Of tho Ninth precinct.
about to return to the police station in Charles
street. shortly before twelve o'clock last night he
heard repeated cries of ''Murdcr Policcl" COM
ing from the neshborhood OF Perry aud
West streets. fastening thithcr he saw.
by the full light OF the floon the
Cashcd facc Of d man whom he Immediately re-
cosnized as James Nolan. OF No. 159 Perry street
He was lying on the sidewalk. Blood covered his
face and flowing from many cuts his
head. The man had been assacd evidently
with the intention of cutting his throat
but In his efforts to get away from
blows full on his forehead. laying IT open to
depth and exposing the frontal hone. Another cut
had been made on his nose and also terrible cash
on his neck which extended around to his right
The officer hastily summoned aid and carried the
wounded man to the police station. Captain Berghod
O'NcI to learn the particulars Of the outrage and
arrest the perpetrators. Nolan could give little In
formation about the case. he weakened by
loss OF blood and confused by the suddcnncss of the
attack. In reply to the repeated inquiries of the
police he could hardly articulntc word.
INVESTIGATING AFFRAY.
The detectives learned from people living in tho
neirhborhood of the ARRAY that Nolan had attempted
to stop a hght, when ono OF the men drew out
knife or razor aud cut him in the manner described.
The injured man taken In an ambulance to st.
yinccnt's Hospital. where the surgeon said on his
arrival that his recovery doubtful
John Cassidy. twenty-ciyht years old. OF No. 81
Bowcry, WAS arrested as his assailant
The New York herald., 1879-03-07
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEr SIGNAL OYrrcEI.
WAsHISaroN, March I'll A. NJ.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF CHIEr SIGNAL OvrIcE1
WAsHiSoroN March I'll A. NJ.
Tldicdtions.
For the Middle States. warmer southwest to north
west winds. partly cloudy weather. with slowly rising
barometer.
For New England. partly cloudy weather in the
southern portions. and light snow. followed by
clearing weather in the northern portion, slight
rise In temperature. winds shifting to southwest and
northwest and slight fall followed by slowly ris-
ing barometer.
For tho South Atlantic and Gulf Statcs southeast
to southwest winds. warmer. partly cloudy weather,
with stationary or slowly falling barometer.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley warm south
ery to easterly winds. falling barometer and partly
cloudy weather during the day.
The Lower Mississippi River and the Ohio will fall
slowly.
Cautionary signals continue at smithvlle. Macon,
Cape Lookout. Cape Hatteras. Kitty dIawk and Capc
Henry.
The New York herald., 1879-03-07

Some. therefore, seek explanation of the step by
connecting it with the financial question" This re-
mark OF the Times has reference 10 the inference III
some quarters that tho occupation of Rhodes Ia
offered France inducement to guarantee . loan.
but which is dcniod above.
RRAssURANcEs 10 TURKEY.
Prince Lobanof. the Russian Ambassador at Con-
stantnople. has declared to the Porte that Russia
only wishes to safeguard her rights and not to pre-
vent Turkey from concluding loan. The Porte has
sent circular to the Powers declaring that the delay
i'll the negotiations relative to the Greek frontier is
attributable to the unaccommodating attitude of
Greece. General Skobeeff has informed the Turkish
authorities that Adrianople and Thrace will be
ated in fortnight. The Russian headquarters have
been removed to Slivno. Count Andrassy has told a
committee of the Delegations. Pesth telegram n
forms us. that the question of holding asupplemen-
ary conference for revising the Berlin Treaty had not
even been bSoached. A despatch to the Times from
Constantnople says official communication re-
ccived by the Porte states that the Western Powers
are disposed to insist upon the complete ex-
ecution of the Treaty of Berlin regards the
occupation Of the Balkans and on other points, and,
in the event OF resistance, to allow the Turkish
troops to enter Eastern Roumela. The Powers
consider that tho Russian officials who encouraged
the agitation will be principally responsible for any
bloodshed that may ensue.
The New York herald., 1879-03-07
A MAINE VILLAGE IN FLAMES.
Tonr FAIRYrELD. March 6. 1s7,

FoRr FAIRFIELD, March 6. 1879.
serious fire began here tonight in John
b. Trafton's new block. Trftons loss is
$1,000, partially insuxed. Some of tho other
losses are rs follows:-Joseph Dufton. drug
gst, $4,000, no insurance.; j. W. Good
hue. clock repairing. $3.50. insurance. John An
derson, shoemaker. 500. no insurance; II. G. Col
lins, harness maker. $3.50. Holland Co.'s stock
was partially saved oss $500. partly insured L. H.
Case. jewcller. loss $50. no insurance L. II. Car
ley, hardware. had stock valued ut from
$1,000 to $4,000. and sustained . partial loss
W. II. Dressers stock partly destroyed: insured
for 1000. &. j. Ward confectioner, partial loss
stock and insurance. N. Fessenden. household
goods and law library badly damaged; partially in-
surcd. A. G. Carey. general store. carried 5000
stock; insurance. Loss on building. $4,000
Julius Patterson. household goods badly damaged ;
no insurance. Joseph g. Pierces meat market total
loss +. W. Burns. household goods. badly dam
aged. Il. Merritt Sons. heavy loss in potatoes;
partially insured.
STILL DURNING.
There are five buildings destroyed up to this time
(ten oclock) and the re is still raging. with strong
northwest wind.
The New York herald., 1879-03-07
ACTION OF THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

William E. Chandler. of New Hampshire; Congress-
man William d. Washburn. Of Minnesota; Colonel
A. s. Buford. Of Virginia and ex-Senators William
II. Barnum, of Connecticut; David II. Armstrong. Of
Missouri and I. NJ Norwood. of Georgia. at tho
Fifth Avenue. Z. A. Hsyt United States Commits.
sioner of Indian Affairs and ex-Congressman Will.
lam J. Bacon of Utica ut the Park Avenue. Ex-
Governor Rufus B. Bullock. of Georgia; General +.
W. palfrey. of Boston. and H. C. Potter. General
Manager of the Flint and Pere Marquette
Railway at the Windsor. G. c. Housed and George
B. Snyth Govern ment Directors Of the Union Pacific
Ipilroad and NJ NJ. DcLano. United States Consul at
Foo Chow China. at the st. Nicholas. Congress-
S. Z. Bowman. of Massachusetts, is at the Grand
Central General Anson Stager. Of Chicago. and W.
II. Holloway. of indianapolis. at the Gilsey. Ex
Congressman John Cessna. of Pennsylvania. is at
the Metropolitan. Lieutenant Commander John
Schoulcr. United States Navy is at the st. James.
Sidney Lanier. Of Georgia. is at the st. Denis
The New York herald., 1879-03-07
FLOODS IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN FRAScrsco. March g,

SAN Francisco, March 9, 1870.
There has been heavy rain in tho interior for the
last forty eight hours. and the Yubs and Feather
rivers are high. The outer lcvees at Msrysville
broke this morning. flooding the suburbs. The in
side levee protected the city and averted serious
damage property. Six inches OF rain fell in tho
Russian River Valley and the river overhowed its
banks, inundating the valley and carrying away
bridges. The North Pacific Coast Railroad track is
washed out that It cannot be repaired for several
days.
A despatch from Los Angeles says a reservoir with
100000 gallons OF water broke this morning, but
was so fur from the city that the damage con-
fned to the flooding of streets and cellars.
LIVES LOST.
A despatch from Napa says the creek ovcrhowcd
it's banks to-day. The water in Spanishtown aud
Chinatown suburbs OF the city, il six feet deep The
flood came suddenly. Several lives lost and
there wero many narrow escapes from drowning.
The New York herald., 1879-03-07
CABLE NOTES.

H. L. Farrcr. enner. Of Canterbury. England. has
failed. Liabilities estimated at s3s0.O0O.
The sale of the 81. IefersbGrger Zeitung has been
prohibited on the streets of the Russian capital.
The Budget Committee of tho German Reichstag
have reduced the navy estimates 100000 marks.
Tho Madrid Impdrcsai publishes u report that Gen.
cral Blanco will become Governor General OF Cuba
The trial of passaannte. for theattcmpt assassi-
nate tho King of Italy commenced ct Naples yester-
day.
The FIRE at Matanzas OH Wednesday was confined
70 the locality where il broke out The losses arc
not yet stated.
The River Theiss is still rising and 100000 acres
of land are threatened with total submersion. Many
dams have already burst.
Southern, Guilty Co., merchants. Of No. "a Free
church street and No. Mincing lane. London. have
failed. Liabilities estimated ut $325.0O0
The agricultural laborcrs in the neghborhood of
Newmarket. England. have struck against reduc-
ton Of "a shilling week in their wages.
Mr.. Stoughton. tho American Minister to St. Pc
tershurg has left Berlin for Dresden While in tho
prussian capital he dined with Prince Bismarck.
The American bark Mary +. Russell. Captain
Nichols. damaged in o collision and towcd back
to Bucnos Ayrcs. She was last reported. January
H. In port at Buenos Ayrcs. having arrived there
December q, from Liverpool.
A despatch from Madrid says General Martinez
Campos and schor Canovas del Castiila5 yesterday
individually advised the King to intrust the forma.
ton OF Cabinet to the other. 1t is generally be.
lievcd the new Cabinet will include both men.
Tho list Of the cardinals to be created at tho next
Consistory includes DIR. Hcrgenroether Professor OF
Ecclesiastical History at wurzburg; Dr. New.
man, the Archbishop OF Toulouse. tho Bishop
of Poitiers, the Papal Nuncios at Paris
and Lisbon aud some italian prclates. The
papal Nuncio at Lisbon. DR.. sanguigni, Archbishop
of Tarsus in part,Jus i'Vdeiium was accredited to
Lisbon October 49, 1874. The Nunco ut Paris Mgr
Megiia. Archbishop of Damascus, in part,6us inf
,eiium was accredited TO France June y. 1874. He
was lately employed in negotiations with rince Bis
marck about difficulties with Germany.