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The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-01
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made In the conditions
of certain mortgage, dated the 18th day. of
september, 49,, ex1cnted by Newton |. Kim
Michigan, TO George II. Breflie, of Genessee
county, Michigan, and recorded In the office
of the Register of Deeds for Lake county M ch-
igan, on the 18th day of september, 1871, in Ii
mortgage was duly assigned by said George
Of GRAND Rapids. Michsan. % ON the @ I7th % doy Es 81
December, 1877, and said assignment was du-
ly recorded In the Office OF the said Register
OF E. GSep Five oq IN
on page IL; and whereas there Is cllimed to
be due on said mortgage, at the date of this
ney fee therein vitied Of $40, in case OF fore
closure, the total sum of Four Hundred and
Fifteen and 74-l00 Dollars )Sii5.7il; and no suit
recover re @ the said debt or Interest ere or any part ri
thereof ttf
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
gage contained and of the statute In such case
made and provided, said mortgage will be
foreclosed, and for that purpose, r
On Wednesday, the 23d Day Of July,
1879, at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon of that day,
at the front door Of the Court House In the
Village OF Baldwin, In said County OF Lake
and state OF Michigan (that being the place OF
holding the Circuit Court for said county,:
there win be sold ut public vendue, 20 the
mortgage, or so much thereof as may be nee
essary 10 satisfy the amount due on said mort
gage, both principal and interest and said at
torney fee and the expense of such foreclosure,
said land and premises are described In said
mortgage as follows. All those certain pieces
or parcels of land situated In the Township
OF Elk, In the County OF Lake and State of
Michigan, and Described as follows, to-wit:
Two acres OF land In the southwest corner of
the southeast quarter of the northwest quar-
ter of section Thirty-six
(3B) in Town Eighteen (s) North, of Range
Fourteen (1D West; being twelve (l2) rods
north and south, and running east far enough
TO make two (1) acres: Also, the undivided
half OF the saw mill, machinery, appurts-
nances and fixtures and land tllereunto be-
longing, owned by first parties and situated
on the northwest corner of the northeast
quarter of the southwest quarter OF Section
Thirty six (S0), In Town Eighteen (is) NORTH
OF Range Fourteen (i4) West, aud the banking
ground, four (a) rods wide on either side oftie
mill pond from said mill east to quarter linc OF
said Section, and one-half aero west Of mill
and Joining the said strip four rods wide
ABOVE mentioned, and lying north of creek,
excepting and reserving tile saving timber
growing thereon--that Is, ON the last de-
Dated, April 2sth, 1870. ~ =.
III hfELvrLLE r. BrssgLr.
III. JosLTN, Assignee Of said Mortgage
Attorney for said Assignee.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-01
Mortgage Sale.

On the 27th day OF October, 1877. Joseph s.
Bathrick and Melissa Bathrlcx mortgaged ia
Sarah j. Stubley all that certain piece or par.
Gel Of land situate In Township Seventeen
North, OF Range Twelve Wrst, IN the County
OF Lake, State OF Michigan; described as the
north half OF the southwest quarter of secIion
twenty; eighty acres, more or less; which
mortgage was OH the first day OF November,
1877, recorded I'm the Office OF Register of De ls
for Lake county, I'm Liber 3of Mortgages, on
pages 26S-y There Is now claimed to be- due
on said mertgage the sum OF One Hundred
and Sixty-twO Dollars and Thirty-two Cents;
and no proceedings mt law having been insti-
tuted to recover the same or any part thereof;
by virtue OF the power In said mortgage and
the statute, the premises above described will
be sold at public yendue, to the highest bid
der, M the front door of the Court House. In
the Village of Baldwin; the place of holding
the Circuit Court within the County of Lake
aforesaid;
On the Sirth Day of Jw,e, 1870,
ut one o'clock p. M, to satisfy said mortgage
and legal COSTS and thirty-five dollars attor-
ney fee covenanted for therein.
Dated, March l3th ls19.
.f SARAH j. STUBLY,
L,R PEIRsoN, OF Mortgage.
Hudson, Michigan,
Attorney for Mortgagce. sti'
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KAN $A$,

~ All about It's soil, climate, its settled and It's
learned In THE KANSAS FARMER, I'm eight
page weekly paper, 10 years old. Correspon-
dents In every county. Sent TO any address
Address II HUDs0N a EWING, 1opcka, Kan-
sps. rli5 lLg al u W .-s.if N -tf Mss 'f
= learned more about Kansas from Your pa-
per than c,n rely upon from Ill other sources
1Richard b. Evans, Columbiana 10, Ohio.
It gives lust what those eOfuswantingt0 10 move
West want to know, Samuel Chester, Orange
90 New York \. Hash large corps Of able
contributors -0raxe shaft The best agricul-
turnl paper In the western country Spring
Hili Proxrtss "A fearless, outspokcii jour
should feel much pride In the high character
OF their State Agricultural paper ~ National
Live stock Journai.. IL hns quickly taken. n
high place amone agrieultuln! joutnais-- ~ N:
ssvst West- Phllrdslpbis f1acticai Former,
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THE KIRKLAND MILL

Was built OF Kinne Creek, at Renoe
Station, by John Kirkland, In the Sum-
mer of 1873. 1t is water power mill,
with capacity Of about $500 feet of
lumber perday. 1t first had an upright
saw; but in 1874, Geo. w. Shane en-
tered into partnership with Kirkland,
and circular saw was put I'm. The
mill afterwards passed into the hands
Of M. L. Chase and N. ]. Kinne; then
to Chase and John Watson, and final
ly to Watson alone, who Is now en-
gagged manufacturing lumber; custom
work, mostly.
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AWOTd 10 DOUblePS

There Is d good old English maxim
thnt teaches us TO .sbelieve every man
honest until we know him TO be a vii
Iain.'' American custom seems to have
reversed tfis law and appcars TO make
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-01
PROGRESS in Lake County.

Under this title We give series of
short sketches, descriptive of the time
of Immigration of each settler in the
county, with amount of Improvement,
present and future prospects; crops
raised i'm 1878; grain sown last Fall, &c.
Also, sketches Of manufacturing and
business interests. Correspondence is
solicited from all interested in the
growth and prosperity Of our county.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-01
Variety Works.

Blacksmithing. Guns, Pistols, Spears,
Soldering, Brazing. Tools made and
tempered. Wood Turning, Scroll Saw
ing, Wall Brackets, Picture Frames,
Patterns for Castings; Violins made OF
repaired; Machines repaired. All
Work Warranted. Ell
.9ss I. A. Carpenter.
es Baldwin, Lake County, Mich.
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NUMBER l..
ROSS
MEDICAL SURGICAL INFIRMARY!
AM rvr ANN FAR tueTlTfITF

This Institution Is established for the recep-
tion aud treatment OF persons nom a distance
who do not care TO become regular hospital
patients, and who cannot receive tile nrces-
safy care at their homes. All CLASSES OF dseas :
especially surgical defornities and diseases of
women, will receive careful ana slillfui at
tention. hoard, Lodging and Nursing, 81 10
sl2 per week. Reasonable charges for medical
,ottendapce or suigic;,l operation. Al iettevs
nj enquiry should be addressed TO Is. h. ROSS
NJ. D., East Saginaw, Mich. ~ m
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-01

ORDER BOOKS, for High
way Commissioners, and Super
visors--on Poor Fund--prinied
expressly for use in Lake coun-
ty; can he had at the STAR of
flee. a.a ilb gtr,AI Il ifE'
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Weather ReDQrt.

The following weather report was
prepared and furnished by Lee 5. Cobb,
of yates township: 3 it oa4
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-01

lNoTE-Should any of our readers find an err
ror In any of the above sketches, they would
confer favor by sending us the proper cor.
rection1. ft
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-01

Weekly average, $3.50 above zero.
Denotes variable.
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Offer for sale, lso acres of land, with frame
house and improvements, situated I miles
from Baldwin, county seat OF Lake county,
Michigan. The soil is gravel and clay loan,,
with maple, oak and pine timber. Price 81
per acre; one-half cash. Address,
hatf - q. q. TOWNSEND, t4-
MA ~ Pontiac, Mich,
~. Or Editor STAR, Baldwin, Mich.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1879-05-01

I .AionzO TFOod,uF-H0mesteaded and
settled on the northeast quarter section
~, Ellsworth township, January 1st,
1870. He now has 40 acres cleared and
well fenced. Keeps span of horses, 3
cows, ycarling, s hogs. Has apple
trees commencing to bear, and small
fruits. In 1878, he had l2l acres wheat,
. acres corn, acre potatoes, sowed J
blshel buckwheat on acres of ground
and harvested 60 bushels.
4. B. Rinne-Settled OF the north
half of the northwest quarter section
SO, Town 1914 (Elk), i'm the Summer
of 1873. The soil Is sand--plains and
pine. Has comfortable log house; and
about 100 apple trees, and some cherry,
plum and small fruits. There are 15
acres improved. In 1873, had acres
corn, acre potatoes, acre beans; and
sowed A acres of wheat, last Fall.
j. n. Cooper-Settled on the south
east quarter section l2, Webbcr town
ship, i'm the Spring of 1873. Sell, sand
plains and pine. Has frame house,
two log barns. Has planted naples
and left original oaks for shade and or
nament; and has plum, cherry and
small fruits. Has abundance of good
water from well i2feet deep. Keeps
2 oxen, 2 cows, 2 young cattle, hog.
In 1878, he had acre wheat, acres
corn, acre oats, 4 acre potatoes, acre
beans, acre millet, Z acre rutabagas.
Sowed . acres wheat and 8 acres rye,
last Fall.
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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
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(Suecessors to n. p. PIERCE. M Dl


DR. n. v. PIERCE, having acquired Worldwide
reputation in the Treatment of Chronic Diseases.
resulting ~ professional business far exceeding
his Individual ability TO conduct, some years ago
Induced several medical gentlemen 70 associate te
snce been merged with the INVALJDs' HOTEL
The organizatfon has been completed and incorpo-
rated under the name and style OF Wsrids Dipeu-
sary Medical Association, with the following officers;
JNo. i. PiEncE, Sec. - iEsrEn Il. ss;rrI. Treas
NINE PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS OF emil
CmRONIC DIsEAsEs OF all forms come within the
province Of our several spccialtes. III 4
LUNG DIsEAsES-ThIs division of practice Is
vsry ABLY oily ncc,nised by gcnsnsn o1 mature jqdg-
DIsEAsEs OF FWOMENs--EspeciaIiya are our fecili-
ties of a. superior order for the cure OF all those
z nsS Debit
iiy, Epilepsy titsh OIrfes Isl vituss DanceL Neu-
'sssqs Mr 6 g. s II % ss sss spSssI,y
chronic diseases es successfully without as with
personal consultation. For particulars Peoples
Common Sense Medical Adviser 900 pages, sent
pos,-paid for slso Or invaIl,s and Toufisis Guide
sURGiC2L CxsEsI-xn'ong tie Operations which
those for. Nasal folypus IIareiip Tunors, Fistuh,
~ o An an srrcss rss epa ses
Tumors, Calculf tStone in the Blnders Structure,
etc., etc. We also treat successfully, by meth
"a WITHOUT bout surgical opsraton Careers, CIal'.fcei,
pilot entitled, Motion rs a Curative Agent, |" sent
Address, wala's nspsssap Medical Assssissim. Q
~ - q ,'g 80 M BURrALo, N. +
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1879 April m p m 0 p m Average Wind
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The Farwell Register says that a par
ty Of surveyors passed through that
place, last week, on their way to sur
vey and lay out the new town at Busld
Lake, the recently elected county seat
Of Clare county. sh 20 asi ~
Perry Johnson finished work on his
lumber job in Cherry Valley township,
yesterday. He estimates TINT about
1900, 600 feet have been putt at Sweets
mill, and manufactured into lumber
fcr shipment over the r. \ Pm. Ry,
from Formaf station.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-30
Miscellaneous.

Rockford. ILL.,, October 30..A bal.
loon, believed to be the Pathfinder,
passed over here twice yesterday, going
first in one direction, then another, each
time moving very swiftly.
Washington. October 80. - General
Grant has telsgraphsd that he can post
pone other engagements, and will, there.
fore be the Presidents guest on the 18th
at the unwilling Of the monument to
General Thomas.
New York, October 30.-Frank Mayo.
the actor. hence for San Francisco. was
robbed Of all hs possessed, on the Erie
train, at Elmira. and had to borrow
money to proceed.
Admiral John J. Absrnethy died yes.
t.rdsy, aged rs. He was for many years
Medical Director In the United States
Navy. -.
BY the steamship Arizona came 23l
Mormon emiarants aud II Mormon mis-
sionaries, who had been at work In Great
Britain, on the Continent aud In Ger.
many for nearly two years. Most OF the
Mormous were in families, the majority
being mechanics In various trades, with
a few farmers. They came In about
equal divisions from Scotland. Wales.
England and the Scandinavian coun.
tries, and most Of them will 60 to
Ogden, Logan and Echo.
Rochester, October 80. - Courtney
says that only q lunatic would sign
"plsy or pay articles for the race sub
mitted by Hsnlan, and the giver Of the
prize declines to place tho money in the
hands OF the referee, Blake.
Memphis, October 29.-Camp Father
Matthew was broken up yesterday. The
people In the camp formed q procession
and marched to st. Bridget's Catholic
Church, where services were held and
the benedic,ion pronounced. Fathers
Kelly, Quinn and Walsh ofaciated.
Cincinnati. October 80. - Advices
from Grayson, Kentucky. are to the Ell.
feet that the fsud between the Hol.
brooks aud Underwoods Is not ended,
hut that the Holbrooks have ordered the
Underwood women and children to
leave by Sunday next. They have also
posted notices threatening any one who
testiHss before the Grand Jury about the
killing OF the Underwoods.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-30
WESTERN DISPATCHES.
(,rscr.L TO ru GOLD UuI DArIr nws.l
Redpath Found.

San Francisco, October 30.-A mar
who claims to be James Redpath. the
missing Lecture Bureau man Of New
York. arrived by the steamer Colima day
before yesterday from Panama, and reg.
istersd at the Palace Hotel. he states
that sickness had caused q temporary
alteration Of his mind. during which be
boarded q vessel and wal taken to Ja.
maica. He said to Q reporter: ~
really had NO idea where I wa going
until I was away out to sea. l believe
when the reasoning power 10 dead that
one becomes 0 machine; the will, % It
were, directs one. I had visited Jamaica
three times In my life TO escape sorrow
and grief, aud no doubt % I wandered
on the whsrves in great pain, my eyes
fell on the steamer Atlas. posted for
Jamaica, and without any reasoning
power went aboard. The steamer sailed
for other ports-Hayt, I bslisye-and
besides, I had no money. I found
when I went TO telegraph that I did not
even have enough to telegraph. 30 I
wrote to some OF my friends In New
York TO telegraph me coin, which they
did. Now you will naturally ask the
question why I didn't then return home,
but II was as mes hsre a. New York,
and all my Summer and Fall work was
Rone-the work OF ten years lost"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-30

Remember not to forget the meeting
at the house Of Yellow Jacket Engine
Co. No. 2 this evening by the Grant
Committee. All committeeman and sub
committeeman are expected to DO on
hand with reports. Bills must be pre-.
scented, as the business OF the committee
will bs settled up.
In Virginia City there was lost Mon.
day last a lady's gold watch. A suitable
reward will be given to any person re.
turning the same, either to this Office or
to the Chronicle Office, Virginia City.
Sec advertisement In another column.
The Omega mill. siI.Mils Canyon,
has shut down, probably for the Winter.
Usually about 100 men have been
employed at this mill.
Mat. Kyle. Sheriff Of Eureka county
IL ON the Comstock again. to the delight
OF his many friends here. He leaves
for homo tonight.
A. G. Hamilton, superintendent O.
the Con. Imperial, Alpha and Ex'
chequsr. left Tor San Francisco last
evening.
A letter is held for postage OF the Colo
Hill Postofics for James Commford,
Mono county, California.
There is q message at the Western
Union Telegraph Office in Gold Hill FOL
Martin +. Culbert.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-30
Auti.Chinese Meeting.

San Francisco, October 80. - The
workingmsn had quite q largely at
tended meeting on Mob Hill this even.
Ing, which was addressed BY Ksarnsy
and other speakers. II was under the
auspices Of the Cigsr.maksrs' Associ.
alton, and II 10 designed to hold . series
OF meetings Of Q similar nature to re-
vive the anti. Chinese excitement, which
has been allowed to some extent to die
out Of late. The speeches bad q good
deal OF tho old fashioned blood and
thunder ring about them. KsarneY. 70.
ferring to the recently reported schems
Of the Chinese Merchants Steamship
Company to put on q line OF steamers
between this port and China, said he
was glad OF 1t. as 1t would teach the Pa
ci6o Mail Company something OF what
the workingmsn had suffered from Chi
ness competition. The police were
pretty we'll represented at the meeting,
but there was no occasion for their ser
vioaa
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-30
IPipsr's opera Hsess.

It is the general impression that the
Colvills Burlesqus Opera Company. in
an epdeavor to furnish entertainment
for General Grant. night before last
ov,rdid the "Babss in the Wood" and
hence the piece failed Of giving the sat.
isiaction desired. It Is very sure that
the rendition last evening was much
superior to that Of the previous evening
and the audience last evening were de-
lighted. 1t was not large audience,
but 1t was one thoroughly enthusiastic
in its manifestations Of appreciation.
| The short stay Of the company here has
| demonstrated the fact that IL is one OF
unusual merit. Miss Ems Roseau 10 a
most charming woman on b stage.
| She is q better vocalist than Mrs. Oates
ever was, aud O moro finished actress.
| She has all the life. energy, activity.
| vim and effervesceuce which made Oates
a f~avorits half a score Of years ago.
Miss Roseau. We nAy say. has not,
however, yet seen the zenith Of her
powers or reached the summit Of her
popularity. But she needs to be care.
iui Of unpleasant peculiarities. They
are inclined to appear occasionally In
her singing. but never in her acting.
She never makes an inappropriate ges-
ture or an awkward movement; but from
constantly singing in burlesque she Is
inclined to carry It's style into her solos,
and this il about the only well.laid ad.
verse criticism which can be made OF her
entire stage performances. Where one
has climbed 30 high and has power to
get still higher. the interest all ieel in
the successful mount 10 reason enough
for the warning given above. Miss
Roseau has taken strong hold Of our
people. She Is beautiful. accomplished,
and an artistic OF uncommon genius.
With a little care and 10 much attention
to herself as shall prevent her from be-
coming giddy with her present elevation,
she may readily reach the topmost
round Of popular favor. Tonight
at Piper's Opera House "Rooinson
Crusoe" will be played. 1t has been
remod-led and arranged in two acts by
Jesse Williams. Musical and Stage d..
rector. Miss Roseau takes the charac.
ter OF Polly Hopkins. Double bill aud
benefit Of Miss Roseau Friday. Matinee.
"Magic Slipper" and last appearance
OF the Colvilles Saturday afternoon.
Saturday evening, Miss Ada Cavendish.
an actress very highly esteemed, will ap.
pear, supported by 7. W. Keene and
the stock company from the California
Theater, in one OF her most ambitious
and powerful dramatic impersopations,
Lady Clancarty." the chief character in
Tom Taylor's historical play.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-30

At the annual meeting OF the Con.
Dorado Mining Company Tuesday the
following trustees were elected for the
ensuing year: John Martin. John Kirk
patrick, ]. c. Roberts. Matthew Nunan,
and II. Sicily. John Martin is Presi
dent, J. N. Burlington Secretary and
Phil. Corcoran superintendent, l6O
shares were represented. The newly
elected officers Of this company. says
the Stock Report, are wtli.known, sub
stsntial citizens Of this city. and their
N give u solidity to the management
Of the company. and are evidence that
the Con. Dorado Is to be ensrgsucaily
and economically developed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-30
EASTERN DISPATCHES.
t.,,crA. TO re, coll Hi. DAur s.v.,
Celestial Enterprise.

New York. October 3O.-The Tribune
says: "whsn the trade Of Australia
warrants an arrangement by which Q
steamship will be dispatched there from
London every fortnight, after January
next, there ought to be q wide field for
American enterprise in that colony. II
will be unfortunate II the revival OF
homo trade makes u manufacturers In
any degree neelectful OF the foothold
they obtained abroad during the recent
hard times. The world SCENT to be
waking up. Here are the Chinese, the
most conservative people In the world,
establishing q line Of steamers TO the
Sandwich Islands, which 10 to be ex.
tended afterwards to San Francisco.
This Is an unprecedented movement.
and American enterprise may soon find
itself matched In the field which cannot
be classsd under the head Of cheap
lahorb
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-10-30

MlscelldneOuss
Rome, October 30.-The proceedings
Of the Congress at Naples on tina goth
to promote q general disarmament
throughout the world terminated In q
scene OF indescribable confusion. amidst
Kissing, hoo,ing and other dsmonstra.
tons, owing to the opposition Of q sec.
ton who disapprovsd Of the object OF
the Congress. Placards bearing the
words, "Livs, Trieste" "Live, Trent"
death to Austria" etc.. were posted
on the walls Of Naples, but were torn
down by the police.
Madrid, October 30.-ofacial statistics
Of the recent foundations In Murcia
show that four.ffths OF the arabic land
is ruined and three thousand persons
missing.
The Minister Of Foreign Affairs has
received a copy OF the treaty Of peace
between Spain and Peru. ratified BY the
latter.
Paris, October 30.-De Lesseps deliv.
cred a lecture on Monday on the Pan.
anna Canal and announced that hs would
start for Panama early In Drosmber.
London, October 30.-The corvette
Comus and sloop Of war Albstross. 1t Is
understood. will proceed to 9 China sta.
ton as soon as they are ready for sea,
In view OF the pending rupture between
China and Japan aud the friendly atti.
tude OF Russia towards China.
George Montague. alias John Hender.
son, on committal to Maidstone Jail.
who confessed that in July, 1877, at
Baltimore, be murdered q fellow soldier
named Henry Saunders by stabblns him.
and afterwards threw the body In q we'll.
yesterday, on completing his term Of
Imprisonment, was rearrested and was
held TO await the action OF the American
authorities. lie now says the confession
was a falsehood. concocted 70 avoid i'm.
prisonmsnt here. -.
An arrangement has been concluded
between the Orient Steam Navigation
Company and the Pacific Steam Naviga-
ton Company Of Liverpool. under which
the two companies will run steamers
fortniRhtly between London and Austria.
La direct, commencing January next.
The magnitude Of trade and increasing
degree in which Australia colonies are
attracting settlers and visitors 10 Do
lisved to justify this extension Of enter.
prise. -,
Sir Michael Hicks Beach, Colonial
Secretary, In o speech at Birmingham.
referring toths agitation In Ireland. said:
'.It 10 clear that Q most dangerous agita-
ton Is going on in Ireland. which -.
sumes the appearance Of sgrarian sgita.
ton Of the worst type"