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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29
FROM WASBIN GTON.

There was general rejoicing among
the Badgers here at the nomination
and confirmation Of Hon. Timothy O.
Howe as Post Master General. 1t is
conceded that there is no one in Wis
oonsin who deserves more at the hands
Of the Republican party than Hon.
Timothy 0. Howe. 1t ought not
soon to be forgotten that Ex Senator
Howe declined the Chief Justiceship
of the United States Supreme Court
rendered him by President Grant, to
prevent Governor Taylor from appoint
ing a Democrat to take his place in
the United States Senate, thereby
"trampling OH the only real ambition
he ever had. F." President Arthur has
done honor to himself in calling such
true and worthy patriot to his Cabi-
net as Elk Senator Howe. Speaker
Kicfer announced the committees on
Wednesday last and Wisconsin may
be proud Of the positions her able
Representative are assigned to.
Hon. Charles G. Williams is chairman
Of committee on Foreign Affairs.
Hon p V Deustcr is a member of
the same committee. Mr. Williams is
also on the committee on expenditure
in the department. Of State. Hon. T.
C. Pound is chairman of the commit
tee on Public Lands and also on the
committee on expeditures in the Post
Office Department. Hon. G. G.
Hazclton is chairman Of the committee
- - g Pailrnad, and is nleo Clao
committee on Private Land Claims.
Hon. II. j.. Humphrey is on the
judiciary committee and on the COM
mittee for additional accommodation
for congressional Library. Hon. i.
B. Caswell is on the Appropriation
committee and also on the committee
on Patents Hon Guenther is on the
committee on Military Affairs and on
the committee on Expenditure in the
Department of Justice. Hon. II. /.
Humphrey was offered the Chrirman
Ship Of an important committee but
rs there had been a meeting of the
Wisconsin Representatives to decide
upon what each would ask for, and at
that meeting it was not understood
that he was to be chairman of any
committee. lie with his usual disregard
of his own interests declined the pro-
fercd honor for Fear it might interfere
with some of his colleagues getting
what it was understood at said meeting
they were to have provided they could
secure it. Judge Humphrey is very
busy in looking after the interests of
his constituents and is one Of the
most faithful, hard working, persever-
ing aad reliable members Of the Forty
Seventh Congress. X \ \
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29
500 Reward!

Having held Government Patents and paid
taxes for twenty-five years on the lands de-
scribed below. 1t is my wish to old and claim
the first right to, the timber instead Of any
trespasser who may choose to help himself. [
will pay the above named reward, for proof
which shall reach conviction, against anyparty
o. parties who did, during 1880 or 1881, or may
during 1882, trespass upon the timber to the
extent of 1000 feet, upon the 81 of mex and
nw4 of sex Of 9-24--4 east. Also WI of sex
and eh of sw4 of See. 5-24-4 east, lying in
Township of Sigel. And also on the eh of sex
and nwA of sex Of Sec. 10-A-3 east lying in
Marshfield Wood county.
| will also add expenses to, and while before
the Grand Jury, giving proper testimony that
shall reach conviction, aud will pay the above
reward up to FIVE 60 different cases, if so many
can be found. Any and all powers of Attorney
given to any party previous to this date, to sell
the above described land or timber, have been,
many years ago, and are now revoked. The
timber is for sale. Apply to the owner,
J. 7. SIMPSON.
Hudson,
New York.
Dated Hudson, n. Y. Dec. 9th 1881.
Dec22m4
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29
Notice..


This is to certify. that Ole Larson of La
Crosse, Wisconsin, Martin r. Hanson of Sene-
ca, Wood County, Wisconsin, and Mons Ander-
son Of La Crosse, Wisconsin, have this day
associated tog ether and formed limited Part
nersnlp In accordance with Chapter LXXXI Of
the Revised Statutes of Wisconsin. The name
Of the firm under WHICH the partnership is t..
be conducted shall be Larson. Hanson. Il Co"
The nature of the business intended to be
transacted Is the manufacturing of pine and
hardwood lumber, lath and shingles, the man
ufacturiEg of SASH, doors, and all kinds of
woodwork used in building, constructing and
building all kinds of structures in which wood
is used, Buying and selling pine, hardwood
and real estate, and buying and selling gener.
al country merchandise.
Ole Larson whose place of residence is La
Crosse, Wisconsin,, and Martin K. Hanson
whose place of residence is Seneca, Wood Co.
Wisconsin, are general partners. Mons Amber.
son whose place of residence is La Crosse, Wis
conSin is a special partner.
Mons Anderson al such special partner has
contributed to the common stock of the part
nership as capital the sum of ten thousand
dollars in cash,
The partnerships to commence on tho do,
of the date of this certificate and is to termin-
ate at the expira ton of five years from that
date to-wit: On the Il rst day of November A
D. 1856. Made and dated this first day of No
vember A. d. 1881. Signed,
Ok Larson,
MARTIN r. HANSON.
Mons ANDERSON
State Of Wisconsin IS.
WooD COUNTY. Beitremembered
that upon the Sd day of November A D. 1881
before me personally came Martin R. Hanson
to me known to be the person of that name who
signed the foregoing certificate and he ack-
Inowledged the same to have been 81 gnea by i'm
as his free act ard deed.
GRO R. GARDNER,
! INotorial Seal Notary Public W God Co. Wis
State of Wisconsin.
County OF La CROSSE Be itremembered
| that on tn 4th day of November a. d. 1881 be-
fore me personally came Ole Larson and Mons
Anderson to me known to be two of the signers
of the foregoing certificate and each for him
self ackno wledged that he executed the same
freely for the uses and purposes therein ex-
pressed.
CIV. BUM,
[Notarial SealI Notary Public
State OF Wisconsin. }
COUNTY OF LA CROSSE. Ole Larson hein,
duly sworn deposes and says that the sum
stated in the annexed certificate to have been
contributed by Mons Anderson as special part
ner to the common stock of the partnership of
Larsen, Hanson IL Co. to-wit: Ten thousand
dollars has been actually and in good faith
paid into the common stock of said pa 1T Il ership
by said Mons Anderson in cash
Ole Larson subscribed and sworn TO before
me this 4th day of November A. ID. 1881.
c. W. BUM,
[Notarial Seal Notary Public.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29
Summons.

WOOD COUNTY-IN CIRCUIT COURT
Eva S. Fairchid,
Plaintiff.
against
Thomas Fairchild,
Defendant. J
The State of Wisconsin Te~the said Defend
ant.
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons ex-
elusive of the Gay of service and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid
and in case of your failure so to do judgment
will be rendered against you according to the
demand of the complaint which has been duly
filed in the Office of the clerk of the Circuit
Court for W God county. Wisconsin.
GEO. l.. WILLIAMS,
Dec22w6 Plaintiffs Attorney.
P. O. address Grand Rapids. Wood Co. Wis.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29
Notice for Application for
Pardon.

r !r5n: u. l.. PARK. UlreqIt Judge Or UrIe rtl
to John A. Gaynor formerly District Alto rney
for said God county whose term of Office ex
pired January 1881, And to all whom it may
concern:
Please take notice that on Tuesday the 10th
day of January 1882 the undersi ed Will ap
ply to his Excellency the Governor of the State
of Wis. at the Executive office in Madison 70,
the pardon OF Henry "; Boyer yer OF WOOD Go;
term of Circuit Court for Wood comfy of the
crime of manslaughter in the Sd degree, and
Immediately thereafter sentenced to imprisoa-
ment at hard labor in the State prison at Wau-
pun for the term of years from December 18th
1880.
Dated December 18th 1881.
MARY BOYER.
Grand Rapids, Wood county, Wisconsin.
Due and sufficient personal service of the
foregoing notice of application for pardon of
Henry W. Boyer by copy thereof is hereby
ackn wi edged and admitted
Dated Dec. 18th 1881. G. l.. PARK,
Circuit Judge presiding at TRIAL.
J. "A. GAYNoR,
Dist. Atty for term ending January 1881.
CXy2
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29

while Connecticut, New, Hampshire.
New York. New jersey, Rhode Island
and Massachusetts, have. each a. good
many more females than, males.
Seven Of the eleven states that seced-
ed have more females than males, and
the other four are about equally
divided, showing what the war did for
males OF the south In Wisconsin
there are 1851 more males than
females. South Carolina, Louisiana
and Mississippi each have more color
ed than white pIe.-Madison
Democrat
VA Never buy any stamp; hand your
letter to the postmaster and tell him
to put stamp on it. If you are out
of change, tell him you will hand it to
him the next time you come in. 1t
won't be necessary however, to do so
as three cents are nothing When
you hand in your letter do not fail to
tell the postmaster to be sure and have
it go. If you don't give this warning
he may keep it in the Office. Always
remember to call the postmaster and
hand your letters to him, and not put
them in the letter-box. IF you do the
postmaster will be mad and never for
give you. Remember that the post
master would consider it very unkind
to have your letter stamped by any
one but himself. He will. be pleased
to put wrappers on your papers and
back them for you, occasionally or
oftener, especially when he is distribut-
ing the mail. When you put in a
letter it is we'll to ask him how long
before you will get an answer to it.
OF course he ought to know or he is
not fit for the position. When the
mail is handed out to you, don't for
get to ask if that is all, because the
pOstmasters are in the habit of holding
back part of ones mail, which, of
course, they will not do after this
question has been asked. IF an ex-
rected letter don't come, ask him
what he supposes is the matter, and
tell him it is mighty strange that the
letter doesn't come. A postmaster
ought to know what is the matter in
such cases after being in the blu siness
a few months. It is we'll to tell him
who you are expecting it from, and
what business. it is about, etc. You
might hint to him also that your letter
must be in the post-ofice somewhere.
That kind of insinuation always makes
him feel SO jubilant. If the man of
the house don get letter it would
DC wen enough 10 senG the family one
at time; there is no telling which
m;cht he tho in"ty nnn I1~-~l> ~"~
should be instructed to ask the post
master if he is sure there is nothing,
this will tend to crush any angelic dis
position in the most ss-grained post
master Always FIJI your mouth with
smoke from your pipe and puff it in
the postmaster's face when you ask
for mail. That makes him happy.
And then hold your cigar so the smoke
will blow in his face while you stand
at the window. On a cold day be
sure and leave the outside door open
as you come in. = Commercial.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29
Notice.
LAND OFFICE, WAUsAU, W.

LAND OFFICE, WAUSAU, WIS.,
November 18th, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof on January 10Th,
1882, before the Clerk of the Circuit Court at
THOMAS RILEY, Homestead No. 345S for
the Sex Sex Section 10, Township %, n. range
f. and names the following as his witnesses,
viz; Paterick Rouhan; James Rouhan, Mi
chael Coss and Joseph White all of Centralia,
Wis.
decSw5 S. H. ALBAN, Register.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29
NEF ADVERTISEMENTS.
Attachment.

CITY TO of Gr c0PER apds IS In Justice Court
To H.. B. Lockwood i Co.
You are hereby notified that a warrant OF
attachment has been issued against You and
your property attached (and g. A. Corrlveau
summoned as Garnishee) to satisfy the demand
of J. E. Ingraham and J. D. Witter partners
under the firm name of J. E. Ingraham d Co
amounting to Fifty on and 30-l00 dollars. NoW
justice of the peace in and fer said county a.
his Office in said city on the 18th day of Janu-
airy 1882, at Two O'Clock in the afternoon Judg
ment will be rendered against you and your
property sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 18th day of December 4. D. 1881
J. Z. INGRAHAM i &C.
Dec22w3 Plat ntltts.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29
Attachment.

city Wo 90 Gr ooY kapiis 5. In Justice Court
To August Thenis.
You are hereby notified that warrant OF
attachment has been issued against you and
your property attached to satisfy the demand
of Martin Steiner amounting to fifteen Us
dollars, with interest at the rate of seven pei
cent. per annum from October 1st 1881. Now
unless you shall appear before VIM. E. Yettel
a justice of the peace in and for said county, at
his Office in the town of Grand Rapids on the
14tb day of January 1882, at 2 O'Clock in the
afternoon Judgment will be rendered against
you and your property sold to pay the debt.
Dated this 18th day of Dec. 1881.
MARTIN STEINER,
Dec22w3 Plaintiff.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29
Notice.
LAND OFFICE WAUSAU, WIS. I
November, 81, 1881.
Dec22w3

LAND OFFICE WAUSAU, WIS.
November, 81, 1881.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof on December
9th 1881. before the Clerk of the Circuit Court
at Grand Rapids, Wood Co. Wis.viz
DANIEL WAKELY, Homestead No, 1927
for the sex sen Section ID and ny mex and
swA mex Section "a, Township q North Range
east, and names the following as his with sses
viz: Hiram Ross, of Saratoga. Wis. and Chas.
Christian and William Walker, of Centralia,
Wis. and William Quinn, of Pert Edwards,
Wis.
Nov24w5 S. II. ALBAE,. Register.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29
ri. ]. McRaith Merchant Tailor.

Keeps on hand Cloths, Cassi
meres, Vestings &c. Has large
stock of Woolens at the lowest market
prices. Call and examine before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Water St, Grand Rapids. M25y1.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1881-12-29

Don't buy before you call on
Elder Norris if you want n first
class Organ or Piano. Cheaper
than the cheapest and good as
the best! Fifteen days trial in
your own home! Warranted six
years Stool, thorough instruc-
lion book and music thrown IN.
Oct 10 IT,
, 1881-05-30
Resolutions Condemning the Out
RACES on Jews In South
crn Russia.
Complaints by a Vessel Captain
Of Shortage on Two Grain
Cargoes.
People Becoming Tired of tho 1umors
in Regard 10 Princess
Louise.
Trouble About the Payment Of the First
1nstallmont Of tho Mennonite
loan.

vTssEL-AnN1vALs AT MONTREAL.
spsetd. Dbpatsh to 7ht Chicago Tribune.
MONTREAL, Atay 20.-Tfie rotWl1ls Mt the
1lnrbur Commissioners Office Of arrivals OF
vessels between tho :Ot!l and :a'lll nf May,
1SS1, show TINT sixteen yesseIs arrived, wllfle
between tho sntl,e dntcs Inst year tllere were
twenty-,ine. These figures are somewhat
startling III view OF all that Inns boon done to
increase tic attractions Of tho Port Of Alol,-
trcat. Looking over the arrivals for tho year
tho season of 1887 Inns Just held lis own.
Tho total number that Ind arrived mp tn May
2U was seye,,ty-one, a,Hl Just tho game nulsl-
ber arrived up to corresponding tlNtc inst
year. Looking up tho tonnaKo Ut tic ves-
sells, figures fur 1hSU, between the sUtlt alnI
2Gtll Of Mny Inclusive, give In round ilgilres
E,.000 tons, nEai,lst lj,000 thfs sBustl,,-s0
that the falling Oft Turing the SIX .aays was
In tonnage us III VESSELS. Mr. Henslanw,
President If tho 13ohrd ut T'rale, beEluvcs
that low fypiEl,tS Is ul,g cause, ,WhflU tie hlgtl
prlca OF graiit IN tho West and tho low priee
Ut ErafM In Europe make shipping unre-
iliutlerntlye, md that Is tiia reason for light
demand lie dnes not anticipate ,conttn,''
a'ce of tho falling oil experienced during
tho six tlays, llDwBvnr. W!atpyer Tire cntlst,
It Is plRfn tllat thus fur tho number 0f ytsscts
HI port t,uro!y keeps pace with that which
catllp lure lust year ny tu the same period.
II will he Interesting to WAtch the result Of
tho nuxt two mOlitlls' arrivals.
, 1881-05-30
A TRIPLE TRAGEDY.
Details Of the Killing Of 1Icsnrs. Jones',
Martin. md ne. Saclkriler III Mexico
TItree Weeks AHo-Snckr1der TN
doutlte1ly Insane.

.I"r.t,, s..' ~ a..,.r,ior g., mnrico
tr,ssaa r' Sr"a,,s ..saNxao.,rtaar M T,ns
nssa nsAs Aao-o"chFo'' "n
doabteaiy insane.
,r Sp''ea' ns'pa.fh to 10 ne oafe"'' Tribune.
ToIEpo. O., May 0.-lonr correspondent
Inns been t,ern,(ttod to look uycr II long letter
i,,st I rucntve,l IL thie c1tv from ,rcxicn olvIno
Inv ,,, ee.,a,,Iars os s;~a,,m" tr,,a t,ona.iH
t'ia pasticni"ts ot a1ran9e tr'p'e 'HBeuJ
which liat Just occurred In a surveying
camp down there, Involving tl,e lives
Of persous well known In Cleyota,uI,
sr,,o',o and ,rtH;m T. sanm,x .;,ot in.t a MI
10 no'eo' 'a 1l ~. r. "eSs eS"as, .''"s ~ % s. npl;'
1T. oa99s'aof a"h a.; ;., .ar.; u G.osga' ~ ,,!,,a
Of Toledo, with several oti,or cly.l engineers,
war. ou,,,nv,.I nv fin inv f;ouIj fniurtst
w.. ~ ,,,a ~ H.. ~ Iot,,,v,st o,, w. r,,,,
u go lhto tne haF oou'h"cst una 10 I'''l
ont some lines for proposod railroads III that
section. Thu party had lnyatfad the ancient
emplre, o,ld Mt the time OF tic thrilling md
,1"odiy crrourtcr wcrr cncan,natl i'm ',nfica
"."u rs,. s""eoT ,,., 49, sI 1.".i
hoftt' oi LUG lily OF MeSioo' oaektaaer haa
, 1881-05-30

nftcr It's publication, and that Includes son.
oM whlcI. were tiisp'ssd 80, If ,,, 81, thi4 this
been announced. son,r q, them hayc 9en
nlrrn,y circulated nj! over tho country. S"w..
na,no Il bnok ~ tt1eO!d u, SnW Wnrld which
iIaa excited tle onrh'lifHveui, IT, Or iS ,,Sln1 "G
this book lius created throughout the
whn1e Eng!Isil-spcnking worltl. Is mol
TINT overMltsliaillE prnai "t @ tne j.. p9twer any,
peopte? Yu, may say tint itl tl'!s little
is,s!f book 4 y contained the wlsdo" Of t''o Whole
- lisrs tl,c speaker closed witt, tho Lor.l's
respondcut this rveli!il.. llc sal'l, hc Ind
ratl nway from NeY York t9 ses r!.l q TIE tle
Egwsnaper c!, iio had neei aowi, s 70 I'm, tno
HARRISBURG. liz tten remarked; :" ltcenrt-
Ing tho work Of revising tho Testament. n
puIIleaton Ct az ps;x to The "n Sw " Mork ,
Adopted, iras given r1so 10 tho brlief
llat thcr were badIy trcatcd. Tint il
by no means Tie .casc, for tho major
Incorporated. IN tho new. hook. Tho worl;
was I. mutual wprk, and II required n twi.-
thirds vote Of b0tl coulntttnes IN Incorporate
Em1lisl, Cn,n,Mitt"s ' 'yotc,l far dur suQxrs.
tiot,s."
Correspondents" HIVE YOU received any
intelligence from lending lo9loglans MS to
i1r. Sehn!f-" ~. sfr' Dnile n ,,,,mbor of
0nntin1nom lava william IA I'm rxnryssinr
their satisfaction with. ostr work. Tho geil-
tnnkr u1oru ti,n,, +, ruiaory examination, but
ali lint hnyr lizard has hreM fMyJlrnblc."
t,nrresun,,,ient-." Vnn nr,, rrlnrtWf. Doc-
@ ,a;a q bs"n .sE ,IErmknr S Ii the % oor ~ s for
v.nrs frot, tile iaw.t,ot,r. If n royni ass ?n
nr Soi,ntY@..Weii. 1 did sny tint in lest.
rhrrt, Wrr" wo1i,iSrf,,l eii0rts nut fnrt(t Nv
yn gonv "f tic I Rssiscd Testn1i,ent. III coslrse
W,Ii haye bcar,l tfo Eru,iJa story. i hnyo
, 1881-05-30
TYpOGNAp11It:AL UNION.

Tonuxro, May 29.-Tho international Ty-
biographical Union will hold their meat1nE
lore next week, commencing Oil the 9th
prox. Following Is II copy Ut tho program
whlUI, will he carried out Of. the ocoaslom:
Musly Ut tho delegates will arrive here pn tho
4th: 'fhcy Will be met nt tho Sarln'ts railway
stations And bOnt-iandlugs by tho Inception
Comlnittoo. u1tti escorted 10 tho Quuen's Hotel,
whore very satisfactory arrangements hayc
bt.on made.
Tbs sessi0n will opcn ut 10 o'clock OIL Monday
nurtsnv, 1,ue D. Tho slit ings will ho IN the City
Council Chamber, md 1t y expected ttmt tho
visitors vii be welcomed by Maynr sfeslurrleh.
On Tunsday afternoon tho Committee Will In
vito tho leirFntos to cnrriaKG.drlre through
tho city, to Wow tito principal public buildings
nnd piices Ut Interest.
K mnonlIRht- EXCURSION on tho bny hns boon
arrnnGel for WotlIealay night, and on ThuralAy
night tho visitors will 10 bAnuuctod ut Albert
lInll. .. "a.
Friday mud Satur.lny Will be wholly g!yon up
to the trausnctitn. III uusnfSs Remaining from
tho previous sIttugs; md On tho lnttcr dig tho
sgsslon Will como to ei,!se. On bundny tho dol
cxates Will ho 0scDrtcl to my Ut tho city
churches they oxpress dcaIre to VISIT.
, 1881-05-30
WARNING TO MARINERS.


a Hseamshlp IN Collision Wtsh an loo'
rIoe-lkuge Arcstc Monsters Floating
Near tho Track Of European Veeacls.
up Telegraph to New rork A+rl1d.
Sr. Jo1ISs. N. Il. May 47,-rho season OF
,,arIro ,lIsnstor. ti'roug,, oo,1,ujon viii t,,c
"t m su ts.,' "., s.,s...is ,'s, ais,a a..,.
lce-hocs IN INC NoftA Aua1tic has "1sea"s
commenced. by the arrival OF the atca1ner
Hercules from netts Cove, In NUtro Dame
i,n, ,,,t,,r,,o,ion hoa ham rnccivnI ri tt,,
nNs' na'u.. n.". Ivy" s.s.,' ..,o
narrow sseaim 1f9 tnt iesataGt'n tn ai}[,, nf tro
lrofl stea1lls!tlp tINt!1nni, thfonsa enit,taiiK
WITH ny lcS-ilon np1lit LOFTY li!es sStttneass n
nf u'o ti!ll! as1:nsu - Gaig t,oii'' ine tMs. !.
zNil u under colliHaittl " Capt' Iack. aa'd y
9wlleu " alesSrs. atst'laeiliS ~ AtaMson I'. 9t
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. pug sAiie4 IRON l1tlle
bay IN tlo ~ Inst, Will l,soo tons Ut
Gonptr.urc, nol!1l0 1o1 nMhi'seA' nMaln9 y
tlel1st, Mw.lyink i'ig a'M M !ni !.tan " !..'nsH
hlitl Stove III t,et Pow; tM9 IT,,
lpGnt ilnnIcNns9ly tl!let! Will Wnter. ny! tna
;hie w.s s', y very ,s erltsnlt Iosltiot.
Had atlo atrtl1k np9tt Inc forward colnpaft-
'ntht te hi!lp aIhl gu !lnl!as t1t!st hAse 9o'lo
tlnwll utmost lllstnllta1eolsly. AZ tInl1
steamship with full cnrEo M cn!,pes oso
fragt1rMa n,ltustl!ps c9ll!a NY nnVo 1lohtea u
cred tnto thu Wat1r, Fortunately li1o torwAr4 M
wNter-tlKl!t ruuiiiartliullt fncelVotl !tlo In!l
tsett Ut t!'A cfaa!l. Gllt't h!tttb!Kl the A!l1p
, 1881-05-30

OrFAwA, AlAy 21.-'rIoro appears to bo
sone trouble ab0ilt tho payment OF tho first
lnstallment nf tho Mennonlte loan, MID cir
autars hnyo been seilt by tho Government to
the suretics, reminding them Tint they ass
responsible. In 1875 tho {ioyurnnnelit were
INDUCED to atlynuco $4,000 10 assist In the
organization ut eolony ut M4nn0nites IN
lii Nnrtliwrst, on Tie conditions that see,.-
rtty would hu turnlslell, n!a tllut f!itcrt.st ut
i pcr cant per nni,n!a wuMll bo allowed, the
1'rat il.sluI(inanl to b. .pnynblo IL 1HS>: This
Mulnonttes !lIve, et thor through Inability 0r
noKleut, fnllc,l to olsll Up t!ne resilient. ut
l.arlil IL responsible fur 81, ,00u nlil Anutlur
Of tho Hu},lc placu far Rl5. 900.
, 1881-05-30
SHORTAGE.
Sptsrut Dtspatth to Tbs Ehledeo Tribune.

OTTAWA, Nlay ap.-Somn dissatisfied vessel
captain recently lodged with the Government
clalm Of aliortnBe un two different cargocs
Of grnln elevated at Kingston. An ex-
animation was mado by S(r. John
atom, Chiof Of Weights md Measures
ut Ottawa. 'rha shortage complained OF Is
the ridlculour amount of i've bushels upon u
enrgo OF 1900 bushels, 1t Is not considered Il
sl,ortnge nt nil nl,leRs 1t rxccetls ono busllel
to the thousand, which n,aosint IL allowed
for dus., uto. Ull previous occason D oo,ll.
plulnt was made to the. Government hy. nh
uW,Ior that i. cnrgo 1lad brun welgnusl thirty
bushels short. On MI Investigation being
bushels had IeakMl from tho hulkllead Ut the
vessel into the foreeastle,-whlcA accounted
for ula shortage.