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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06

Chicago. Dee (speciaD-A Tumor was sVns "'
rounds to-day that committee had been appAn'et ~
revise the Interstate Commerce Railway Ass'p~No'
agreement and report TO the meeting OF the
La held in New.York January 8. IL is true thae se'es
-, the lines insist on various changes In the asenh"
some OF which Will doubtless be considered " Is ms
wish OF many OF the roads to change it, 50 as 70 au
the Alton to become a member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC SEEKS AN INJr YcTIo,

ST. Paul, Mimi, Dec (spccal).-An application
recently made TO the Attorney General Of Minnesota
for quo warranto proceedings against the Eastern
Railway Company of Minnesota. will be heard TO-
morrow. Tho statement that the application was
instgated by Frederics c. Hollins of NeH-forh, Who
asked for an injunction restraining the transfer Of
Manitoba property to the Great Northern Company,
WAS erroneous The application was male by J. e
Iullltt r. assistant counsel for the Northern Pacific
The motive for il was the fact that tie Eastern
Terminal Company endeavoring TO have oensn
Northern Pacific property ~ DMalh CONDEMNED
he had been Instructed 10 fight these condeDhsor
pro- eedlngs in tae courts and he hal dccaeI u 90 u
In this way.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06

The Paruture Trade has been outReneraled BY Geo
&. Flint Co., Hth,st near oSh-aye, who by getuhf GUY
new designs OF good TASTE have captured the HOLIDAY sas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06

pucErvrR OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY.
columbia s. O.. Dec. Sin the United States olrcuh
Court here to-day D. II. Chamberlain vas MADE permsne
receiver o, the South Carolina Railway Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
CHARGE AGAINST THE PENNSYLVANIA.
ACCUSED OF UNJUST DISCRIMINATION BY

CHARGE AGAINST THE PENNSYLVANIA.
ACCUSED OF UNJUST DIsCRIMINATIoN BY A
NETWORK. COMMERCIAL BODY.
Washington Dec. ga proceeding has been IN.
stitutcd before the Interstate Commerce Conmss by
the New-York Board Of Trade and Transportation
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, m. pitt,
burg. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company and
the Ptsburg, Cincinnati and e. Louis RAILROAD Com.
pany. The complainant, In this case alleges:
Flrst-Tkat since April 4. 1887. the deac1daats have
guilty Of unjust disc dmnston IN that they have beo
and are charging their regular tarn ra;e.
upon properly when delivered II them NewYor AMI
Philadelphia for transportation 10 Chicago and other Wes
points while charging other persons rates much lowe,
like service when the property il delivered then a,
New York Philadelphia by vessels aai tgushp Ines
under through bills Of aing from foreign pors ani ios
eign interior points Issued uadcc arfaDsemcn be-
tween defendants and such vessels and teshp lines ana
foreign railroads for continuous oint non
point port u shipment u Chicago AM o;her Western
ports; detendantS share Of such through fos "a
inland transportation has been ana h. Aforesaid Iowa,
than 1t, regular tariff rates. resulting in unjust dsrmna
uOn.
That defendants fall to in their published tariff. d,
in such through bills OF adng Hie inland charge sepa
rately and oher charges. Ia CIDER preea
OF ohe aetuol inland rate'; that tn renasy
yanla Railroad Company is owner o. c. Interested IN
the agemeat and operation Of steamship Inc, uanaz
New-York and Philadelphia to foreign ports; and
under the opportunity thus Afforded OF AAns e through
rates 1t r. enabled practise the unjust dcrnnatoa
complained o. In connection with the other ne eniaa. In
such way as 10 full ascertain "A, Of the cts In
volved extremely difficult
Secondy-That by reason Of the facts charged Dc.
PENDANTS have made and given undue and unreasonable
preferences and advantages to persons firms compans
corporations and localities interested in the uanspors
ton of imported uulnc sesboari, unies SUCH
Though bills Of adng; ard have objected crsons
panles and othe1sein and about Ncw-fofK and phiar
az pha. and these 0calites, TO unlue and nasonas
pr dse and disadvantage by reason OF ne higher
rhasge1 10 them; that there conditions d.
cumstances Yeating the Transport ton Of iHgOtd
trofic which Justify any difference In rates 6iEoa
nioor cd traffic tlaIsponcd u any place ia the UEed
states from port Of entry and otheg uofic from mA
ports. . ,., .,,.. 49,,
Of Section OF the Act wherefore c0mpa ndnt asks ts
Commission TO investigate this matters comp sinei Of
he end that relief may BE- given complainant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06

IN the diagram continuous las A. me Gnitsd s.ss
nuetusuanv station at this city ING ua Iulltrg
,sSiss,ners,are noted at perry's Pharn'se' an.
,,ibune ONCE. Dec. o. q. N < iou' evening" and
aha Yesterday with a sprinkle OF ram ma temperature
marked reaction from the Ieesasa nigR mdnsa S s
sos average (s being ~ desss' 1ecrecs higher tnaa
core cor spending day last year, ana ''S s,, no
." ws snS nsar hi, ly roy s.h ss. pcssssv ~
i E1Is - ''~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-06

today by National bank dcpositaries. This Is IN
addition to the regular bond purchases.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

t.,ANs,~S :, w ztNts,ls- .t->Ns-
FREEPoRr, Mich. Sept. 1.-THE new
firm of Pardee Il Roush are taking on
metropolitan airs, and a general clear
ing up for the fall trade is IN order
Perry Weed, late of Charlevoix. who
purchased the drug store of =. L.
Waters, has failed TO meet his pay
ments, and was closed up by Waters
last week. Mr.. Weed has made many
friends during his stay here, who VIII
be sorry TO hear of his loss. Mr.. Wat
ters Will move the stock 10 Grand
Rapids Mrs. +. Nagler, of Ohio, ar
rived in FrccpOrt last Friday; II ls her
first visit in many yesrs.--The
chicken PIE social, Saturday evening,
was well attended; the PIE was excel
lent and every body enjoyed them
selves. Mrs. y. Brayton. +. A.
Child and O.. Schneider and wife left
Thursday, September >, for Fowler
vile, IN response 10 a telegram.
conveying the sad news OF the probable
fatal illness of loved sister. Later
Mr.. Child returned Saturday and re-
ported hls sister better Editor God
FREY and wife are enjoying the ghts at
the state Fair.-W. II. Godfrey and
wife are the guests Of the latter's aged
parents ID Webbcrville this week -
Freeport and vicinity has been well
represented at the northern summer
resorts the past week Rev. MOurcr,
Of Lake Odessa, VIII preach TO the
L. B. congregation the ensuing year.
-"HOuses 10 rent is the CRY for the
first time in the history Of our village.
All excitement IN the Gosch-S.nclalre
affair is ended, and people are now
indignant at the course pursued Dy
Lawyer Salisbury IN getting Mrs.
Gosch 20 sign away all she had in the
world After oct. Burt Bfavton
enters upon his duties as foreman n the
printing department Of the Group
| Remedy mandatory. WOlcott and
" fc expect 70 start for Ohio the 18th
| inst.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
MORTGAGE SALE Default having been

MORTGAGE SALE-Defaut having been
III made in the conditions Of certain mort
gage. made the INST day of Mas. A. ID. ~. by
Manson Miller and Eunice J.. Miller. his vile TO
Elizabeth a.. PARKS, aud recorded ia tn Office
OF the register OF deeds OF Kent county. Mich
igan the irst day OF May. A. h. ls.t. AT 30
% clock y. n. ia liher .0o OF mortgages on page
.s3, on which mortgage there is claimed 20 be
due al the date of TINS notice the sum of four
hundred, twenty three and $500 dollars
sf-i,s and no sun al law or ia equity having
been instituted 90 recover such debt there
fore notice Is hereby given that said mort
gage Will be- foretloSct by "A sale oi The mort
gagged premises 10 satisfy the amount due
thereon, with costs and attorney fee OF fifteen
dollars. provided therein and allowed hy law.
st public auction To the highest bidder on
Friday. the 18th day of October. 4. ID. 1850.
al lg o'clock g. m. oi that day. AT the front en-
trance o. the circuit court room on LYON St. In
the city OF Grand Rapids in SAID county.
The mort gagged premises are described as FOL
lows, town. All those certain pieces or par
GELS of land situate and being In the township
OF Cascade. in the county of Kent and state OF
Michigan. and described ~ follows. tO-wit: The
east half 80 OF the southwest quarter - OF
section two O., town six iti. north 0l range ten
10 west. excepting nYc and seven eighihS i3's
acres In the northwest corner. decided Wood
worth. described aS commencing al the north-
west corner of the east half of the southwest
quarter. thence east forty -four l43rods; thence
southw~steriy 90 point on the west line Of
the east half of the southwest quarter iorty
one 4ll rods south of beginning. thence north
10 placeof beginning. Also excepting twenty
seven ~ acres IN the southeast corner. decided
Quue Andhncluding three ci acres OF land, de
scribet As part of the south half OF tine north
west quarter OF said section two ~ commencing
on the north line of the southwest quarter. Tor
ty-fOur a. rods east Of the northwest corner OF
the east half of the southwest quarter, thence
east 10 the center OF the section; thence north
20 the line of the Detroit, Grand Haven & Nil
waukee Railway Company, thence northwest
erly along the line OF the said railway 20 the
poin. of intersection of said line with the con
tnuation of "A line drawn through two points
designated the first. the point OF beginning
above mentioned. the second. point on line
running south from the northwest corner Of
the east half of the southwest quarter. which
is fOrty-One fll rods south OF said northwest
corner; thence southwesterly along said line
10 place of beginning. containing three acres
of land. both OF said descriptions together
containing about ffty-three acres of land. be
The same more or less.
Dated July p. A. II. 1850
ELIzABErH c. PACKS.
Mortgage.
TkGCART. W0ICorT GANsON.
Attorneys for Mortgage. thurs
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

The sess e. scals Ior napsf'- ''l acle
1om's Csn.n." which oecapy Rcd
neud's next woes opens al tas taealer
tals nlornlng. Ih,s Il one of tAe gge-
oocpons where tAe leading characters
are deuheo. and MI doubtless asease
many youths wsa VIII see this haes-
neyed play for the s.7si TIME
john r. Warner. manager oi Nat
GOODWIN, ls ln the cats and announces
tiia' tet popular COMEDIAN ~ M alsl'sa AZ
.n hls latest sUees s>>t a drama. 81 A sold
Mlht, on TUESDAY evening ueKt tln
wednesday Nj. Goodwin VII present
ne heoAntakef, drama ~hlCh he
purchase in England Ter the irst
time. lnt sale of sests for Mf. Good
wln's engagement opens the nornug.
Friday and Saturday evenings next
week Will introduce 90 Grand Rapids
a new comedy company and . new
plaN "NcOarthYs Mlshaps = the
title. which suggests the emharrass-
menIs uf conNNAl lrishman. who u
fascinated with ballet glrls. eOes o. a
picnic and reception, and through
many other scenes II excitement. ere
Atlng continuous mrtn wherever he
eoes. Barney fureeson a. heu.s Nc
tar,hv Is she bright particular star. and
le Is ably seconded hy Mss LAle b4ly
Nm. Carroll and Others.
Manage Smith i offering hls patrons
au excellent hll the week, Which r. al
tracing a satisfactory attendance.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
COURT RECORDS

CTncrrT Judge Grove - John ?.
Hatch IS. Caleb Obcriv. trcspsss on the
case The People vs. DEver &. Han
and Nottle Smith. information for
adultery. defendant. Nettie smith,
arraignod ami pleaded not guilty pro
forma rec0gr zance - S4oo taken m
omen court. wth Elliott Stone as
surety.
Judge Michael Fsrreil "a.
John Platte. ~ a.. or trial
SrrFaf0H Ia re widening, etc. n
North Coiege-avo Trial resumed.
Poircr Nsy Germ, 4 sDrderIv noIle
r~os'S Homer Tenchv. drunk ard
f.aordrriv. u DAYS John Doe. lsr-
cenv.ad iourued SEPT ~. Fannie Brown,
= arrderIv. Detroit honse of correcti0u
81 months Charles Meyers. "a ure -
snnDort sdiourued sept ls Barney
Nelts nfterlne forged order sdfpnrred
oct T. Thomas Jennings lras. -t'nf
ana Fanrre ~ MIer adiorrnol ~fpf. lf
Martin Fiizpatrlck assault and hsftert
- . - 80
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

LANSING, Mich, Sept. 1.-THE re-
ports 10 the State Board of Health
show diarrhes, neuralgia, rheumatism
and dysontery in the order named, a.
causing the most sickness iu Michigan
during the week ending September =.
Diphthoria was reported in nineteen
places-Allouez township, CharlevoiE,
Carroton, Detroit, Falrgr0ve town
ship, Flint, Grovcton, Grand Rspips,
Hamiramck. Iron Mountain. DeIiDg-
ton. Iudlngion. Munising township,
Manistee, MuskcgOn, Morley, New
Haven, Rodford and Tawas City,
scarlet fever at ten plsces-
Bay City, Detroit, Fayotte town
ship. Grand Rapids. Howell. Lawrence,
Mikado township. Rapid River. Riley
township, Sand Beach township,
TYPHOID fever at twenty-five places-
Alloucz township. Brown City, Cold
water. Chcsaning. Capoc. Grand Rap
ids, Gladwln, Hubbardston. Howell,
Iron Mountain. Ir0nwood, Kalamazoo,
Kcelcr township, Lake Linden, Muske-
gOn, Negaunec, Orange township,
Pontiac, Rochester. Shelby township,
Vernon, WILLIAMSON. measles At two
places-Chsrlotie Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
HIS OLD ooMRADR
Capt. Csrtlss Eussgsres she Late Pete
Aoaee.

hQfAe
Can't. : p Curtiss. ~ Ionis, secretary
~ TIE sixth Cavalry Association writes
u the Iona. .Seat.,sl. a. follows, regard
lag Peter Morss, the man wno Vas
klle1 on Safest. IA tbs city, SUNDAY
n ght. Peter Morse Wa> born Ia Ale
ghany county. \. \. la lsso, helng
nearly hfiy years ~ sge. When a small
boy he moved viii h.s parents to Morse
lake. IA Lowell Keai county. where
he resided 0nfl a few wears ago, when
he moved INTO the village and recently
10 the city oi Grand k2H.ds.
AT tht breaking oal OF the Rebellion
Morse enlisted IN the second Michigan
cavalry and served until the summer
of SOP, when he was O sehaFged Tor dis
ability. Later, recovering h.s health,
De enlisted "a Company Al, sixth Mich
gan Cavalry and served Win tne reg
ment until the close of the Wal, when
lac MAS discharged With the ofganlLa-
ton
"ln person ne was Of the average
be ghI sim. bat mus uiar. lie had q
tne race. a f,or.d complexion, Ia up 10y
large bright, gray eyes. hls natural
expression was frank and genial. lie
MAS the WI and punster of tne com-
pAny, always seeing the .udlcrous s.de
of incidents. and even ln battle llr-
petraung hIs lokos, and consul,lng hls
hearers with laughter, even while death
and carnage rcgnod. He MAS better
than medicine to the discouraged aud
hOmeslck comrades of hs company
Many man of the company has
acknowledged that he believed he
would have died, but for the constant
and unmerc.iui raiicfy and jokes per
pcuat,a upon them by Morse.
when on duty, lac WAS sober and
thoughttul 4 street obedience 10 mll
Itary rule was has hobby. His horse
was his idol. He was frequently pule
Acly comphmented 10y hls colonel FOR
the perfect manner m which hls horse
and equipage was always found on in-
spectOn. He was ready al any oppor-
tune time To run race with any horse
in the brigade, and WAS never defeated
and Red Buck won many victory
from New York and Pennsylvania
racers, 10 the great delight OF the
Michigan men.
a brayer man nevcrwcnt INTO battle.
He was always cool IN time of danger.
and ms courage Was not born OF sud
den enthusiasm, or even of excitement,
but of a well-balanced and strong char
acter. He WAS never known 10
be thrown from his self-possesslon
by any danger, however suddeni
and when all was confusion and wreck
around, he was always with has platoon
ever ready 10 lead or rally the men,
quick TO see and comprehend the situa-
ton, and 10 act with rapidlty. He was
hOnored by comrades and officers IN
life, and VIII now be mOurnod over 10y
his comrades left behind.
"Sergt. Morse came TO his farm al
Morse lake AT the close of the war and
entered upon active life as a farmer.
But the ills from which he suffered dur
ing the war continued and became
more serious. and he was obliged To
abandon his farm and for several years
was entirely unable 10 labor. For the
past few years he has been able TO
travel as an agent for the sale of car
riages, IN which he was very successful.
He leaves "A wife, two sons and three
daughters 10 mourn their loss. He was
an honest, truthful and loyal citizen,
neighbor and comrade. God bless his
family and old companions"
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
WORKED IN MALE ATTIRE.
Cousin of Jesse james Arrested for
Wearing Mems Clothing.

PTRCE CITY. Mo, sept. 1.-THE ro-
nance Of a poor young woman Was
disclosed today when Marshal Chappen
arrested Mrs. Josephine Cox, alias
Joseph Cox, first cousin Of Frank and
Jesse James, for masquerading IN male
attire She j. the mother Of Two small
children and her home il IA Ga
county. No. Under the name OF Joseph
Cox she worked ON a farm at Aurora.
Mo, for several months, until her Sex
was discovered. She disappeared
and came here where, under
the same name, she worked
for the Pierce City Canning
company. She was regarded as a smart
young man, and her work was satsiac-
tory. Some people from Aurora came
here yesterday and exposed her. Mrs.
Cox was left an orphan at 5years Of age
and began 10 wear male attire az l3.
She lived with her sister until she mar
red. Her husband was killed, and,
finding she could make better living
as a man than As a woman. she changed
her attire and went pluckily 20 work.
She was released after the arrest and
promised 20 return TO pcttlcoats.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
CHERIFF.s SALE-By vIrtue Of AM eaecutIon

SHERIFF'S SALE-By virtue Of an execution
- issued out of and under the seal of the Cir
cuit Court OF fhr County of Kent. In the state
OF Michigan. atte>trd on the sth day of 4 AuguSt,
4. D.. 1889, TO me directed and delivered In
favor Of Marcus Heineman and samuel
Heineman. plaintiffs, ana against the
goods and chattes. and for want there
OF then Of the real estate Of Henry A. liy-
dorm. defendant. therein named. l have levied
auction or vcndue 10 the highest bidder. at
the south front entrance 90 the Circuit Court
rooms Court Block. 50 called. i'm the City Of
Grand Rapids. that being the place uf holding
the Circuit Court Of the County wherein said
premises are situated. on saturday. the 9TH
day of October 4. d.. lssq ai l0 O'Clock ~ the
forenoon of said dav. the following described
real estate lying and being ia the
County of Kent and state Of Michigan.
and described AS follows to-Wit. Twenty l3)
feet on of tne east side Of lot number ten lN
81 block number siX .6I of Henry a.. stones
addition to the city of Grand Rapids. accord
ing 20 the recorded plat thereof. situate in
Walker township. Kent county. Michigan, and
bounded aS follows: Commencing al the north
east corner of iot number nine 81. thence
west twenty f1i feet, thence south - Bridge
street; thence east 10 corner OF iof nine a .
thence north 20 place of beginning also that
other piece or parcel Of land situate. lying and
being in the township ct sparta. Kent county.
MichiE gan. aud described AS the northeast
quarter t4 81 the northwest quarter "a ~
section number twelve ~. in township num
Der nine ~. north OF range twelve l- west.
ana containing forty a. acres more OF Jess.
Dated August ~. lss4.
Inovs X. BlsF0r. sheriff ~ Kent County.
Bv Isaac 4. LtvoRF.rN Under sheriff
Fletcher Naisty. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
TO MY FRIENDS AND
PATRONS.

Your attention is respect
fully called to the fact that
| have removed my stock OF
goods from 13 West Bridge
ST. to 36 East Bridgc-st,
nearly opposite Bridge-St.
House. / will also say that
| have made many addi-
tiOns and improvements to
my stock OF Trunks, Blank
cts. Robes, Harnesses, ETC.,
and in my Carriage repOsi-
tory | have many very at
tractiye & stylish vehicles.
Cordially inviting you to
give me a call, | am
GEO. III. WILMOT,
SO l.. Bridge-st.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
THE FOOTBALL CLUB.
Preparation BsinE Made for ~ Autumn
ILnall.a anlnaA.

The Pennsulaf Rugby Football
club. which was formed last spring,
but has not b.cn heard irom during
The hot months, is just beginning 10
prepare for lhe fall games. 4 meeting
of the officers 81 the club was held AZ
the Board of Trade rooms last night,
aud matters of "a general nature per-
tanning 20 The course 90 be- pursued IN
getting suits. new members, uighis Tor
practice, and other subjects were talked
over.
A meeting Of the whole club VIII be
held AT the Board Of Trade rooms next
Tuesday evening, and all young men
who feel az interest in the game and
IN the success of the club are invited
10 attend the meeting.
The officers OF the club are; Pros-
ident, Bert Hall; manager, B. j..
Butler; captain, Chas. Holden secre-
tary and treasurer, John Grant.
Any person interested IN football
and desiring 10 learn anything about
the club should confer with any OF the
above named officers
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

Loose's Red Clover Pills cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion. and
Constipation. 25c per box, 8 boxes
for Il. For sale by White Il White,
druggists, Morton House block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
pLAS7IC0|NC!

With the lntikalsomine Company's Plastico
we guarantee TO our customers that We Will
produce better effects as well as more durable
work than any other wal decorating process
will make for the same amount OF expense.
whether competing with fresco in water or
oil. or whether with finest wall papers. lin
crusta walton. or papier machiere. or whether
with common papers We do this work either
fn solid water tints or vanished. producing
leather like effects. We also make Handmade
VAL Paper on the same principle for walls too
badly broken or patched. Call and see our
designs and get figures. Corner of ottawa and
Pearlsts opposite Morgan 4 Ayerys.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12
THE
W4N4.IAkER
g
BROVN
Tailor AgeNg,
No. IS Monroe Street.

We have opened our first exhibition
of New Fall Goods 30 make 20 measure.
Home and Fore "a makes 81 best wool
ems are extensively represented ia
styles that are rich. handsome and Al.
most exclusive with us.
In order 10 Introduce our superior
styles 0f tailoring We Will guarante,
you saving of g. % SO on each su4i
Or oFrIcoat. style, work and tr.m-
mmgs tie best, and every garment
warranted TO II. We extend a special
invitation 10 aI 10 come and see Ouf
magnificent display OF cloths.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

THz GREAT srlaulAsr WITHOUT REACTION
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-12

FOR ITCHY Sore Scalp. Daniruf. Fc7ema.
4 Dead or Falling Hair and all ocaip Diseases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-02-16
CONDENSED DISPATCHES

Gov Church of Dakota has telegrsphed
for troops to suppress a threatened outbreai
of half breed lndians.
canadian l,gsl authority has decided
that the export duty on logs is illegal.
C.,hol;c. ,rono.. e,sbl;.b;ny fine con.
vent at Portsmouth. N. H.
p.;. c.isn;, ,oIa tho I,.l;., denu,;e.
Erid,x tba, IL hi, policy was not confirmed
bv explicit vote he would resign. Vote
ixed for tomorrow
"a, poyro,d. los, from a s.bi,g .cbooner
n;ct cd nm bv a steamer a, .es FRIDAY in
an exhausted condition.
Boston. Halifax Al d Prince Edward Island
.,e,mship has brought a libel suit aQains,
tho UsIifs1 Herald Publishing Co,
rh. t,.h.- of sscre..rv of Tre.,urv
E.i-cb;ld died Friday.
o.. c..u,a. r,,no, in ,sech ..v, he
49, 81 !, mni;t .lr ,hst ca,ss. vii evey ar.
Gods 10 snre.a,ion with the States
h,a a, Pile Nv
w ouiiu - nh n ~.
a ,,.ua''
r,,. p;.,o .o.p p,..o, h.. hssr
S,a noo. 90 usr c,sw .,s dv;no With in.
,arm;,,en, fsver and the csp,ain unable ia
manage the vessel.
Narci..e Nadeau wa. probably fatally in
;,,sd a, Ridle ford Me Friday. while coast
ing.
Gov. SAWYER of n. II. has appointed Gen
Gilman Marston L. y. Senator