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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

You want % make money.
That Is natural. You have IN
vested in real estate and 1t has
probably not brought YOU as
good returns as you have
wanted. What TO invest In
nsxt time Is what YOU are no
doubt bOthering vour head
about. We have a new plan
of making Investments, which
is sure to bring you fair profit
for your money.
You can withdraw your
money any minute.
Your profits accumulate fast.
No long time to wait for
your profits.
No taxes to paw. No insur-
ance, or any sOther payments
required.
We made over so per cent
profit for our customers last
week; 40 per cent the week
before.
We are in a position to make
fine investments just now.
Get our book on specula-
tons. Free.
Telephone As.
Direct wire right in our
Office.
You can invest any sum
from $40 to 100000.
All investors names kept
private when desired.
Don't delay. Now is he
time TO act.
Yours for profits,
J. l.. MITCHELL L co,
245 Commercial st.,
SALEM OREGON
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20
Hoods Sarsaparilla

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Eczk EETs Xxx 5sa1kczs ioE three cayB
az Elzl-s cs-s1-g ze Tzek IZoEy thas Il
se%=s1 a. th.ozzh wozId rEt5sg lie than
I've IEss to31 70 try Hoods 5E-sspGEil1A
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

Is. ~ jones' aud y a. lfyln bhag oul
lhs Ano'dn Couuiy ileeofd, ohook hill
~ s'sod I'isas si,oui the splsudld ~
sources ~ that undsYslolsed oounigy
NJ ifyin has helpsd ~ maks hsvpoli
what u ls, aud halpsd ~ mahs the mud
the lown ls buill upon aud has plapty
u the sand thai llles on the hllls aloet
Hys Cfssh shsfp hs lives
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

Olive Dss yssrs III - hsl to H5>or-
ing eoggh and n.eassss, tslloSs1 " r.
tsass pains in sysry PITT e hsr DocT,
Ike rheumatism. PhTsieisas ssys p-z-
zis1, bat after . cDnss..s M, psD1ozs1sl
ths esesss soEfs turn n
constitutional Scyofyis.
Wien ne Dezsa " zss Eoo> ssrssps-
rflla, shs eoBl6 Bls se no0Ts1 xltEou.
xying cut Uith p4i1, az zs Nszs ooas-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

Endsayofs ATE bslDg made IN EnR.
land ~ establish sabbailss year. ons
ysAS's rssi IN seven fgr school tsaohsfs.
Tbs experiment has Already been tried
with sue'eas ~ Harvard. -Er Can't
yOu Include lbs sdli0fs.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

The Portland sun hes bii the Thfo
kfsmsr dramaiie o8mpaDy soms hard
ileks II says
n is dlnioult 20 understand how
Such sn segregation - the the "Nihil.
lsi' oaa bs tolsfsisl, from q pfofss
slonal aud artistic point n view,
any . here outside ~ au Insane asylum p
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20
ToDAYs hARZETg.
Prices Current By Tslsgrzph-Loe1
aaa Portland QnOtzti0Ez.

AAI FCfbA<11 i(1cb@sAIL1s
sALt1N PEODCCE N1EKET.
BUTCBEE EFLCK.
Vszls,-dressed 3 cts
HO2s-dYessSo ~.
L Live ezsttle-zNaz4c.
Sbeep-aIiye yZD1.
| MILL PKIcZc.
fsalsfn Milling 90. quOteS: F1Ou
In wholesale ~ III. Retail tZ.S0
Bran sll bulk ,tlZ-JD sacked. fsbOrts o..
/ @i5 Chip feed tl4 and tl5.
WHEAT.
n osnts psf D1sbsL
HAY AAD GEAIH.
| Osls--z M ne.
Hsy-Bsle1, cheat t56O1ss; tinotby
t7bO.
gAEN pEODUCTs.
Wool EAst, lOc.
HOTS-Bfsl. n 7e.
EYgsy-In trade. lOe.
BgtteT- B@st dairy, I5fsls iAne
creamery. DC.
Chssss 10 " IA ets.
Yarn snDEsd nsats EA0yi ge
hams, II shoulders, 7.
Potatoes = Dc
OniOns-Z esnfs
LiyE POuLTKY.
DD,tfy se; ROSTERS not
SAntsd, dgeks. Gl17e.
Turksys sg0sse.
PDk TLAaD QUOTATIONS.
of@ia. Fs@a. sse
Flour Portland, I'm; NailA WAlla
" ~ grabsln, gza0; suTsrnns. as,
Isf 0affei
White. gseaoc; mllling as
e., glsy, g,fszse rolled, iu tags,
H.IsstsH.O)i taffsis, tslOG7s.z6; easss
po.sD>s ost5s psr .Aes s~ss,, ze
Hay Ooed tsss p@T ton.
WODl- valley, Hs %.
AlllsiuGs Bran. gl2 bOShOTss al d. 10.
chop fssd.tis Ief tOHi chicken Whsat.
1bo lef nenaal
HOla Dull, z(s7c.
hidss gfssg ssitea, ~ ils. ste. 40.
der ~ lis., Hstn, slleeD peits, iO(s6lc.
DAfFY FhODDCE
buttsf Oregon isney ofeaneFy, "a.
Niei lsnfy daily, sifs@sei fslF ~ god,
l9lt liici nlmmYu. lkie.
chss@a Oregon l0Islls teT pound
Young Anasfiean i6sizie, kwias imp,
1hfe sk'i Dom lifsihs
FTs bfsggp. VI lssf dDAFn.
lH4lift hiftHust o. isNaf.lI fef
dD.sni dueks, tfyasbAli ssaaa, 30
" ~ iuf'teys dfssesd, ~.
iisei vlslnsrs, 3ff ~ pef lki fsii
" E'ssi sissisI zils2lel o0ss ztlsglc,
dTussapd beei ift1r
ha1lon ~ shssp.l.bDCsg schs,os
sNss, t40iftg ~
linss Liaas. hsaEy, abAsB 10.
llNhl snd issaisu ~ bl disasssi, ~ fsl
fsal smsll. eiiDies, sisslo ialss, 90
80 lief lafund
sAh fAAafisf0 aAHRHl,
Niall uiss8l faaiaFn niifdas, a..
l,sl a. iHiti'Ni tttsei ~ Fsilsy ia
iai~ qvHsbls a falia
Hsitss tsfiy lbas, ft(t "a il /
-. tfi hYfi.antH Ulfltii 90 aafk
"f'f ailiinH 81 Vilal ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

snS az 20. Wien I had finished thsthirt
5ottLs I Tas 50 much better that could
az things that lad not dared 20 eat De-
t2r. foF ysz-s. have taken six bottles
End isei Ike . different perzon.n MKs.
S-Eos DgcEE, Rugglss, PennsylvIniG.
Rstrzhing sleep la ben given ne by
Hoods SzrsspsrilLs and now rest vel
and DO not feel tired n the morning Es
used To-" JoEs CRAIG, 6onsyTills, NAsA
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

s1e31ss tzs pS1sDgrzpa Q. ~ es2E.-
tsg ar i.zzk Il = a p5czz-s u pe-fe.s
assl;a- Wa gz1zk 5cT gar E5s -
- >szt5's c11T ! ezzzos ts>I tha,kszl
slo1gh fog ~ rseoTsy.7 EEz !. l.
cAkI- Reynol1sTtLJs, PsrasylTsE&
Tl1e greater h.eI1ces tEs Jess- E-e.s ca
ss sos s1DTs zzss eosT5ses T0z Il.
Hoo1's ss.sspsyiIls Is : woz1e-f-I tn
pzy.EsT. GsTs {: tylal tkls sy-taz.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

Eit viii DOw ..t@ in odsr ~ read
ssDstG JObs H. Mitchell ogt u
The Republican party. Hs says The
Republican party cannot win sgsinst
silver ia isss.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

NE editor of the YaqulDa Bay
News inlmStss that u would not b.
safe i0r man who refused 10 vote for
Dolpb for senator ~ pat Ia appearance
~ hssDoTt. 'fbs Thirty" bsttsr tsk .
warning and keep swsy.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

~ . speeisi cDDgressls,ael church
rnss,iDz u Postlaod 1b1rsdAy evening,
Esv. E1gzr y. Hi, ~ RrsspOrt, H.,
va DDamlO1sly ehDsen AZ pastor, b.
ssaeessd EsT. 4 J. Brown, u. u. whOss
rssigDstlon uas secsnted sDIDs time
sgO.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

John sbsblek, the dsputy sheriff
who Killed Bank, near Se4ttIe,
is eobyOlssl1Dg from bls wounds ami
will s<yDn h4 oUi.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

Fsrtb eDsa1s ne Washington CygstY
fse1ssst u Hllis9>ro, AasslS Csslg,
s;ltlr an pfopfIssDg. ~ IL ESp0bil.
can ~ tbs e<as aBa si,iy edited 10 all
6sDsStDsBis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

q. w. Wbits h4s DeguD sHli against
Ofsgon CRY, tor tzO0O damages. for the
Obstruction OfA laFgs medical Sign on
the suspsnlsDn Drldgs about FIVE year,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

L>sfies slss.,SS =, ssys nsDr,sT a.
n ~ Wss YsyE rlg,sses - Passssszss8
fsse - sesglsH N tgD Dss.i syi1erls%rs
~ TsE gDgEHAL ~ n.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

sAisfD's new Deisty paper has stDlsD
oDs n T1E JOUgsADs department
bsASls kH ~ uains, our Saturday
Aight' hil tbs sGod things eoms
from THg JOUEkAL II seems.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

iH hil4HiH ~ lileeI "a fhf tld.
.ifs siil asflalalf ~ lsilssfd ~
FHihs nYis isls fhsl Lssdse..
hstssehf $40 ufsI issllna nssas f,.,,..
,hs seisf esass Ask ~ Fsgkg hass
w. ~ lhs Nfsg sna kl4Gsss guas
" ~, $40 v Lass 4 i,lssks lIe
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

SlLEN FI/JCE,--Fgpt. Sbisl n tbs
Willamette VsiIsy nilis, IN Yn1sy,
silips@1 10 iDrss n nl8T ~ Chlbs Dn ths
E0gsns. ard 10 tofs OH ths steamer
Effnfye
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

A. ysa sess1s sssaes sosr - lEs-5 -
80 llsDrs B5s>s ssss ssaa1 ~ ~.
key ~ ~ es1agy,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

u bs hiia d Slsa:
The Leader Millinery Store.
255 Commercial street, Salem,
formerly conducted by Mr.. an
and Mrs. Reed, Is in posses
sion Of y. B. Fisk & Co.. and
Miss kodraan, an experienced
milliner from our store, is in
charge as sole manager. Miss
Rodman will be pleased to
meet all the former patrons of
the store and many new ones.
ID. b. FISKE & CO.,
Gh;co,,o
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

Becz1s> Epoa tae party u
TT End 1epe-1s tae hez1-h Il
e@y c-gz, z-d tlas1e q tle
B1Cg II Ire BloDd = TIN z1o
i--pzre there IS weakness
GerDusnesE. Ihz+ Tired Fee
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20
The = rue Cure
Nervous Troubles
Is
PURE BLOOD

X z16 III z-e n t1e on1c-
-oa With i-T1t>s cisezse Il
.5s Bood /. PEe ard bezl-Sy,
vo- hzve street. sep, De-Te
strength ne1tI Ugor, : good
zu1eEz-e- z1d perfect c-gestc1-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

@~zssos gs1kz n. Eas1xas, = sass6
y slSssHs, ~ Sa>z ~ sAss6s hssz
- fsss = ysr szges44oz.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20
FOR SALE OR TRADE.

El9Liy.lNO acres In Bridgeport precinct, 3
miles southwest Of DAllas afnilss FINN Fan,
Clly. New house, - acres under CULTIVATION
running water. VIII trade Tor salem property
Aaafees FkI.lG NOEL,
FiiH Dallas, or.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20
DRESSMAKING

having moved nay dreesmakinK paYiOfs "A
10 CouH street desire nom tie iadiss 0l a,
isn share Of their patronage saiisfaetiSn
Efehs Mita. N HOlLOhH
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20
NNY L0sE IINR LKp NOKEYi

4 a.e, n. r. e.ss
pftef lNFlis s.sll sal Nt1 y lif ~.
-, '''.s y nits KkiSs -
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20
Mexican
Mustang
.
LInInncnt


iof
f3tft@s
Eaked Il Infiamed Udders.
Plies,
SIleunatlc Pains,
Bruises and Strains,
Running Sores,
InfIammatIons,
btiif POINTS,
Harness Il Saddle Sores
at.f
s.''"'Daa'' se"I~.
plisters,
Insect Bites,
AIi Cattle Ailments,
Az Horse Ailments,
AZ Sheep Ailments,
penetrntcs Muscle.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20
JOHN HUGHES.

Dealer Ia sirossrlea, I'alnta,
oils, Window silaAA, yaFnlshss
Aad ihs meal complete stack si
IiFushes oi All Rlnds IN the
state, Artists ilala. ims,
liaiT, ,'emeni ana hhlasIss ANA
iinesi quality u OIlASs sEEDs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20
HEART DISEASE.
Fluttering, No Appetite. Could
not sleep. Wind on Stomach.

"fOf long time / had a terrible
pain at ny heart, which futtefed al.
hfgt inefaaantg l had no appetiLs
aud could h0t sleep I would H.
compelled ~ tit up 10 I'D aud beich
Ras ffOm my stomach until thought
effU minute would b. ny lat
Ihrfn was feeling ~ Oppfesslon
alsyut ny bfart. and I uas alTald b.
draw q full breath could n0t sweep
4 ip1m without resting Ny husband
induced mc ~ ~
DR.. Miles Heart Cure
snd am happy ~ aay ID has cured ms.
NV nave a splondld Hppetlte and
sleep sell itA effect Wa imly mar
trluuH
hhh HAnnY D. srArR rottsgiiis. ~.
~ Hiin lirau fgfa 4 saI9 sa b psaiusa
fVffsnint ihat ~ tsi hauls IN lsasdf
Nv afHfflsis afii lt Atti hittlrs a. ~ ~
E,ils 3. .Hh.s slsle l.a.l u s.gl.s.,, z, ~ ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-20

Ntsll pffs0n tssisfn nilfdos, "a
,'s ~ 'Hi'i'Ni tothei ~ gsllsy, lDfs
iigia iuaistls "a f6NGia
l.faifaa tafle lff.. aEf.aa. A.,
-. -. hyYfi isilbfl 90 safs
"sH Ailiins 81 gllal fli
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22

isS,- I Sotton practically in sight 10 sat
Il 1lI-i-llel : SIX months after new cotton
49, i ~ Ar Aeted sept. I. 1885. Stocks of Amer
IN 90 lion Ion IN Europe new exceed by
O',1;lpy pales those Of this date in 1S9s
lany IN the trade claim spinners' stocks
ISS.- .-f lSNer larger and that the acreage in
-. vi. exceed that in 1894 Some GeOruis
.1,Sel5 ii -, report good crop was Sc
sfre- as test year upon the replanted soil
- ne great freeze of Nav i6 The nrica
OF Fertilizers has advanced Several Sriis-.
- - toi since cotton advanced IS and 81
- - nale- Egyptian exports for the SEA
- ar 3-o,Up bales, against 10000 last
f9s dro bsy iaH Exports, 5000 bales. against
~ t speculation at advancing prices for
a - GOODS Liverpool cables report
areSiS large demand from spinners.
.. itVi states exports of cotton goods
IN 1870 are lS.4S1 packages. against - ia
So year ago The New York
aLeIdIu estimated English production of
colIon goods equals $500 100000 annuallV
80 az eAports S505OO0,000 to S360.0c0 5000. and
tnat thc total textile manufactures in
cIudlng wOOllen manufacturers canals
SoSy,yo1,WJ' that the average American
iTIiiploye turns out goods worth 81. 3S5 year
y, against Sl65 by average English mill
t,a ~ cotton yarn in Manchester is 5as
10 ~, against 6ss TO rs a year ago, while
cotton IS 9-l6, against As.
me present advance and speculation
appears based on low prices prospec-
i've less acreage, less use of fertilizers
dI mn, growing feeling the coming crop
VIII De under ordinary needs Local
manipulation continues in Nav cotfoo
yep. - August cotton sold at 554 April
- IL sofa at b.Sl 1t appears to US a good
UNI 70 take profits. even if not wise to
sell short for a time. We think the con
sensus of opinion indicates cotton is
good purchase on all declines and will
sell far above cents
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
SAFETY IN A CROWD.
Some Considerations of the Ease
with which a Murderer May Avoid
naa...airr,
From Lac Waterbury American.

From the Waterbury American.
A good many readers of the American
may have learned or read an interesting
story of the pre-horse car days, when
lines of buses were the principal means
per New York The sorry is illustrative
Of a we'll authenticated event in New
York's current history.
one evening a gentleman and his wife.
after leaving the theater, got into a bus
to go home. There were in the bus. be-
sides themselves, only a party OF three
a drunken man and two companions
who were caring for him. This drunken
man was very drunk. Every time the
bus bumped he lurched, and IL took all
his companions care to keep him straight
on his seat. Finally Forty-second street
was reached. one of the drunken man S
companions pulled the strap and stopped
the bus. They bolstered the drunken
man up in a corner and told him to brace
up, and to remember to get out when the
bus reached the end Of the line, assuring
him that his home was only just around
the corner" and that he could get there
without trouble. To all this the drunken
man returned only a stupid stare. The
bus started on. and at the first lurch the
drunken man fell prone on the floor. The
gentleman. moved by pity, got up and
went over to him to help him back upon
his seat. Having accomplished this, he
pulled the strap and motioned to his
wife to get out, although they We're yet
some blocks from their destination. When
they had alighted the gentleman asked
his wife what she thought was the mat
ter with the man. She said VERY
drunk, ] suppose" NO" he replied
that mans throat has been cut from ear
to ear"
1t is asserted that this is a true story:
that the murderers took this unusual
and daring way of dlsposing of their
victims body, and that the murder was
ever afterwards a mystery, no clew ever
tracking il to the murderers. Many per-
sons regard the tale as entirely improba-
BILE. They do not believe that
in bus in such fashion
undetected. Yet New York to-day paral-
lels that case. In the early evening the
negro murderer, Caesar, takes a bundle
containing the mutilated remains Of his
victim on the front platform of a Sixth
avenue horse car and drops IL over an
area railing by mistake, without arousing
a single suspicion in the mind of any
one composing the big crowd that is con-
stantly jostling him..
Some may claim that the presence of
the crowd was his safety, and that later
in the evening, the time of the story above
told he would have been in greater dan
ger Of detection. This may or may not be
so. The only purpose here is to call at
tention to the fact, so often illustrated,
that what pass for the improbabiities of
fiction are often curiously paralleled in the
actual experiences of real life.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-04-22
BEARD OF THE PRIEsrEss.
How smPosture OF n Remarkable In
dian Character Was Discovered.

WI DlsGONGEeus
From the san Francisco Examiner.
The strange and romantic career of
'sacket. the woman priestess OF the
Quatsinos.'' has been brought to a SEN
sational close by Supt. Hussey Of the
provincial police. at Victoria, Is. c. and
Sacket now awaits the sailing of the
first cOasting steamer in order 10 return
TO the tribe.
For years his person has been held as
little short Of a tribal diety along the
west coast, has rendered great assistance
10 missionaries. and has held the unique
distinction Of being the only woman
ever admitted to the councils Of tribe"
II now turns out that Sacket is not
woman, although passing as one among
both whites and Indians for quarter
OF a century. Dressed in a blue-ngured
print dress, with his long hair dangling
down his back in two neatly braided
black ''pigtails,' Sacket was, from tow
seled head to pigeOn-tOed brown feet
an ordinary looking Indian woman of
apparently 80 odd years of age.
me bogus woman was, during the
necessary detention as a witness, prior
10 a trial, given a room in the prOvin-
cial police station, and II was there that
the detection of her sex came because
in the course of two days a stubby beard
made its appearance.
aod1Atls NnGN accused OF IndSCuefaulDE
IN false attire. at nrst protested, indig
nantiy, in shrill soprano voice, and
then burst into truly feminine tears.
Afterward he explained that, though
a man, ne had always lived a woman
and been accepted as such. assuming his
role of religious guide and mentor parity
because the "Saghalie Tyhee" God had
commanded, anu because il facilitated
the masquerade by permitting him to
separate himself from the tribe, as he
otherwise could not have done.
a. iE q agh a n ~
phan of the Quatsino tribe. and tells the
following remarkable story in eXpland-
ton of his lifelong masquerade:
Many years ago, he relates, when /
was very little boy, l fell into sleep by
the side of the great water, and to me, as
/ slept, there came a mighty voice which
instantly awONe me. / looked and was
afraid for before me appeared the Saghalie
Tyhee. Sacket.' said the mighty voice,
from this night thou art a woman and
my priestess, to do my service and mine
alone. Never shall thou appear but in
woman's dress and with thy hair uncu-,
after the fashion of woman From that
day have been "a woman and the good
worker of the Quatsinos."
Sacket seems to thoroughly believe that
the Saghalie Tyhee did appear to him,
and that his wish had been carried out.
on this point all arguments were useless,
and an examination as to his sanity " i'll
in consequence be made tomorrow.
In the meantime the police have over
ruled the great spirit command and cut
the ''priestess' hair, besides insisting on
his DOMINIC mans attire. He has sub
mitted to the change, hut says he will
surely die of shame If compelled to go out
among men in such garments.
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MEMORANDA.

sCev York. April 19.-Cleared schr Manu-
4 r Cuza. Wallace. Jacksonville.
saUed schrs Mary A. Hall, Kings Ferry.
"a. Norman, Jacksonville, Isaac y.
Isrlin. Jacksonville.
Baltimore, April 19.-Arrived, schr Ida
Wreuce, Campbell, Savannah
Norfolk April 19.-Sailed schr Hilda.
|nes. savannah.
'New Haven, April l0.-Arrived. sehr
tie Shipman, Hudson, Charleston. S. c.
Newport News. April 1S.-Arrived. schr
knma c. Middleton. Higbee Charleston
Il New York put in for a harbor).
Fernandina, Fla, April 19-Arrived.
hrs May O'Nel, Watts, Boston; Hattie
|unn Poland, New York -four days pas
.get.
Sailed. stmr Glanystwyth (Br), Davis,
Ithenburg and Stockholm.
Brunswick. April 19.-Arrived, schrs
zzie Carr, Bulger, Boston; Harry Pres
Ri Gilmore, New London; VIM. Il.
bwnes. Marshall. Perth Amboy.
Hamburg, April 1S.-Arrived, bark Sing
bore Ger, Noss. Brunswick
charleston, S. c., April 21.-Arrived.
Eeamshp Laurada, Philadelphia: schr
~ of Philadelphia, Dodd, Philadelphia
Sailed, schr ]. II. Parker Hammond.
lew York; steam yacht Gladys. New
ork: schr yacht Watauga. New York.
arrived: schr Geo. r. Cogdon, Bayles,
low York
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rhirt,-Mi1e crncI. b. lle Ice.
ZION Id alIlwaukee WIseonsll

4 curious phenomenon IS reported on
Lake W.nnebagO. In the middle OF the
winter the Zee cracks open, the insure eA-
cxactly midway between the east ana
,yest shores. This opening averages from
three n e.z feet in width. and - nearly
thfrfv miles long ~ occurs every winter
,egr(arlv aud thogc who are 81 the habit
N eroeeing the lake on the ice make ar
fangemeuts % construct temporary
bridge acFoes the ciiasm. Ieaihb oi the
bffok fsom the Calumet shore, INA tnat
ne crack lg equally distant from both
SIDES anl when . team starts IRON Dptn
eilorle m ne same time f4e feama are sure
III fnfet ~ file ggac3 81 IRE wiadie - fne
iske Tho only - piauafiou ~ fbe matter
~ ff8f are eHfremf roi0 causes fhf lff
"a oonfraff and fNe contraction DeiHH
eqsai y 90 Nhole fraee a. causes ne
oDeniDe in flf mlelfe
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Onward, CNor, SIS tons. FrOlich, Ham
lonlan. Ss9 tons, Jensen, Rio Janeiro.
PIE GER, as4 tons, Winters, Lonlon.
lospe GtaD. A tons. cappiola, Almeria,
hreI iNor), 9s4 tons. Parish. Bergen, sid
Folveig CNop. 574 tons. Gjertsen. Shields,
sid March IL.
frtbiof Norl. SIS tons. Hansen. Rotter-
dam, sid April TO-
fIagnat CNop, 635 tons, Hansen, Liverpool.
augusta (Nor). s27 tons. Hansen. Amster-
i dam, sid April 1.
ponheur (Nor), 80, -, at Hamburg.
9,adre CNorl. 5s5 tons, Nielsen. at Ham
+. burg, March 49,
'Nayfarer CNor). 61o tons, Nicholson. Alloa.
(. sid March IS.
britannia (Nor), 62S tons, Kristensen,
Marselles, sid March 20.
Rhweigaard CNor) 625 tons, Simonsen
i Rotterdam. sid March 81
canning Obj, 65z tons, Pearce, Hamburg,
sid April 5, passed CuXhaven April II.
Fora (Nor), 81 tons, Olsen. Rio Janeiro,
4 ragero !Nor). 5as tons, Monsen. Goole.
,yiemore 'lNor), 1Ois tons, sorensen.
ratio (Nor). $40 tons, Fritdz, Goole, sid
April 5.
karsten Lanyard CNor). 6i5 tons. Thorn
essen, Rotterdam, sid April 2.
august (Swd), SO tons. Holmberg, Glas-
gov, sid April 3, via Demerara.
caroline (Nor). 1,2H tons, Mass. at Ham
burg, April 10
Rosna dtaD. 4Os tons. Antonini. Ex-
mouth. sid April 10.
eaga (Nor), 665 tons. Borch, Genoa, sid
April 9.
Amaranth CGr). 9s7 tons. Hauth. Rotter-
dam, sid April r.
condon tNoD, 3s1 tons. Rasmussen. Rot
terdam. sid A pr!l g.
potun tNor), $50 tons. Christensen. Ant
werp sid April TO-
aurus CNor1 50i tons, Jensen, Hamburg,
sid April 49,
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Hillda 615 tons. Rines, Norfolk. sid April
A8srg9a3ret A. May. $40 tons. Jarvis, at
Baltimore, A Dril %
ugh Kelly, 156 tons, Haskell, at New
sland CITY, 406 tons. Voorhees,. at Phil
adelphia. April %.
"a lawrence, $50 tons. Campbell, at Bal
ilmore April %.
'tnhlc Thomas, 657 tons. Young sid Sa-
EaHnah for Baltimore. April IS.
salah X. Stetson, 23S tons, Trask, Boston