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UIAJlLOTTh, MICHIGAN.

THE NEWS.

limit F ins ;it Osaka ami Voko-hama. Jaiian.

I'll".' ron

•., I'ailadcl; uia. Irons $19 to $ ' - ; I t l av* .on- inid Washington, from *1« to •*.»; to

B>-*tou, from $W t o t l - J n V Freight rate* .ii,cUI..'.. The T . ^ ' . w any.: " I t ' h e

.. .• A; oi.io intend* v. swap iu ftmmt. advaiitagntl must reduce IU rate, still Un>«r 1 «-«-»urt, in»tr

aose .-»abilsh<:d by tl»e other roads." I " ' - - ' -" ' ' ' Xbt new • .ty directory oj St. Louis claims - '

t Hon <•! 4Wt,«W IB that city on the 1*1 o' last January.

a s to '.lit settlement nf U.e dltt i Mr. Tilton aud Mr. Bowea. L was corroboratory of former

in *.;.•.• par', of '.he detente

Sioux Ir id lxo i .h* w s s s h r w n by A L i o n H u n t at t h e < l u c l u n a t l / o o l o g . • ot go ld , aba-h they l i . lonued n oUalued i t different point* in

leal Garden.

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r C H O I I M L .

raimib • .- Memphis Grand Jury,**

• , of the. l . .ted elate-• 4 t h o u vo the aft • t iL.r U

. the I nited SUMy jtplleato Slate* and not Ind

-, t n d t int the. denial to a n e g c ot ti ,e full and K,naleuh>yu*eut ot the u w r laodatlou* and privileges of UnsaUrr* and mi,-Is i i M t t w t h a t t h t t l r t t Q t W M M i

tl.-BU. k Hil ls , supposed to be from th" bed. ' I; g K(iin, nissebud aud Powder River*.

sLdlrmu branches .,t the Tonglss Kivet; and :. lb representing that su< h yellow metal

» 4at the greatest value, they told him they , t.or w h e a t there wa» a inour.tam of it. . ii«ri|ttMit laveatig&tiswi, however, proved •jiittli Indian mountain <.t gold w*a nothing

K U u u U * . I r u p i t o M * . a s o M g h fckttt. The •>»trm lieiu^ V u t oi ider the iuRU

MUX i-t lit. I W m ' l Uo ideo Mt-dUal HMMWrf _ . _ . . . „ , i tor a few w m k l . the »km W-voaie* a w u t b . T h e »eB»*twu« .u H M n«.rtUta»t«-ri»lil . l • tu»M. toft and v . lve tv . aud. W i u < i l lm»m*tra

kuhurbt y t a t t r d a y » f t e r a o u n kO'i IMt ' wKk the * • . * of t.erfe*t hea l th U'tm w i t h i o . e v e u u g i u tbt i m that a c a i i t i v e aoi- i true heauty »Uod« forth iu alt i u fluty. Tlte tual of t h e l eo l loe d e w ritit iun h a d i i r o k w l wSecU of all utvlkdnea whit b o^ra'te uj- .u from it» c a t e in t h e L *>V>iv »l t i a r d e n I the . . . w i n through the ot< diutu ot the V**A u d t a a a v i l d l v r o a m i a K a t l i f f k T h * f « " • " . • • i f i •»«»«*»'»». " ~\ • " » » f t W r

. " ; r t . , * . . , , i . , , . , , , . » , l i t - , ,v,» i o » ^ood the retiied} emj . o ) e d ^ h d e o u e utonr a t flrtt M.unded ao m u c h l i k e XYus. w U i f - e ( ^ ( l U w c k i , ^ i k . n of t . i « » * » . • ^ r ^ ^ j S ^ ^ i ^ W - r . ; . v e r u . e u v e n t d . ^ e t h a t

, i t w a t not b e l i e v e d u n t i l it «••» au-atory a thouuht I n o u n c e d officially f r o m t h e t x j H t e i t k -

ti , u . O D the bill*. T h e j>aj~ticuiaik o i the

T l .

RMTttatt Syala—r-arliM H»iuf 1U-bwlltes lAliau-'fl.

Grand Jury of the lJi-.tr!. t of Columbia M M H k , and '.AH only r* reached h>• » i . : djr'j-l WblUdaw ft-1.1, of thi-. Kew York I a l-.

l a rha I h o d a taland !>-.-'.*;»ture <m the 94' (MMJ9MM i-.-ort * a » mad* u.

tl,* recent conflict of authority »* • -*»« V I uiUu otate* M-irnUal »oU tue # U t « C a a » -M M O W '.'.. wholeawhl i U a h •'• '»"\^-

in f.o••. a

i, for llbelloK ex-<>ov. Hheoherd-A r teut Wuihlnttton dUjiat* h .ay» It up

j^-ar- tint u.e. late M M mil M , wh» m • • • '• 1 i ui'-mlier of the Br:li»h f^rliatuenl I •••;! Tiuti'-rary, lrt ' i ind, a* a iuhject 0<

itUwi of the I a t t a c h * by the Marahal and aft«rw»-'

a ii'tmiM • iii-e<-riWd i ,untrv

li.-id »4-arcely girna t h e klkrlhW, until ah<MH ' ) La| (teuad to he ha X lta« bruuirht to way to-M KcBtieKan, vt ho .:• -Hi. I w.i« to t « (<i

; " H.'iuSd • ••: -• • ' • <A tb -

»i.U.(l ] Alter

When Maw year* ag iw York, and It !• o' • tie* 0> a urutu* j *hwd B r where Father I md. ..nd iu .Uted 'bat > .'. • ' once U> Ket fiou. . go ld | . w h h h ;

« Hi' national deht , e t c I had Informed h im that It waa uu old

I i t l i t i l M u i i > Ht'iiulorlHl I'.kt-ur-« i i r . i o u t o v i ev l ro .

'; Victoria, wan

The Chicago "Times" Editor Impris­oned for Contempt.

le h Ssattuwatif liWilri, \ t4f l><is»», "5 •

»r.i «f S»p»f*»i i-.

i t . du. l i on in I'a.M-nirer r'n-lirhU Irom < l i l tago to the l a - t .

A Decision that the Civil-HiuhU Bill Oofs riot Ap^ly to Rf staurants.

1^ Mi r I r o m t . r t i . Mie i iilttii I <>u H i . H l a i k H i l l . .

i ra tMt

K t c , E t c . , E t c . , E t c E ' c .

altli the Al wen made hy

n u n II.N. A I'. - . ' . • ' . • • . • • •

<1,- o\ .-rj ..1 . . ol -|- Id' ;. tlii ohji • I ot » III' w.i- th<- ; , . . ; , . . ; , . • (,. , ' .iiiri-ra. the r> • . MM ' I • ! - - ' • I w* mo ""'" OwJ$w) M I

• I I i l i - .illinif into the nnl'.l ov • i nil • • IIIKI. - II, MM Nav ir" NwT

Incc" over e'urlii' en Mar- old. I."Ill- Ko.i-Ulh I ' - liei'll llf'-.l'."! Ilia l",r-

l lawentar) i ontert in HunKary. ( I . , i 1IM»»I |.. ,•;'• .it'' ii'Ji-d the fiineriil of

Jol .n Mil ,.• i at Kawry, Ireland, -.tt the a«i . A k'n .it tire in-, urri il in OMkka, l a p •", W

tin-Tth of February, w h h h de.troyed 1 . ' " bull III p Mkd c.iu ••! 11.- kwM of "-or. i l $*•». < in the j -ding >:..> •>'• li'iUM-s Were hurni 'I

t i io 'her defent bin l>i«ii lnflicttd uj>oii the OwrU ' - • ' Bwjwrt . in « w k k they I'mt $M unit the Albhon.lata » l l ty .eh/ht killed. Ac. . •• dim; ' " the l.il. < . u U i " from K-d lla, uy t o the -J»',th, fieii . . Mnndera, Sal,.i',la and Tii>

%tany had united m a protcut at i i in-t Oen. Owhrera'a nuuilleato iu favor of Aljihonao.

\ M' loo;ill.i' i . \ i i .t:.i l; . i i di-iiatih of the 'JiMi .iiiliouiii i • th" r»i »|H- of t w e n t y ' " i n iii'in'i-t iiri-'iU' r. Irom Sew t »Ws4o« t h . J . i r t e n £ l £ . . t » « - j / S J I h T w i H . . . t l ir reei i.t arrll ii ''< 0 ' • l.-'Ui.i jroirv. Hi" «'iirll»l« fratenil/.ert |.hon.l«t«i, and deinon.tratiotiii botli arnilea In favor nl jK-aee.

An E. te l la (Hi'iiiu) dlavatrh of tin > t h .«>> th.it lb I'titien from the four j . ioviniea oc-M J f t o i h y the Carllata bad met to consider the rei (ue.t of l)"ii I ' l i lo^ for colitrlhutloti*. and had replied that the country l>-cxhau»tcd. t h a t frenh aacrlfi<e« are linpo»fthle, and that l ion Carlo* nhould procure funds alimad. IHnpatchea ftmn Madrid report tbut Hon Carlo* had ordered periona found readliiK the Cabrera m.mlfe*1o to tie »hot. Thcr'-huve n e e n t l y been additional i i i . tance . "f frab rnl tat loo nf the C'arlUta and Alpl ' • -i-t» on the banks of the U n a . A riantanilci dispatch.tatea that Ikm< arloshad departed for Ksiiniiles with sixteen battalions j and artillery to meet a threatened Invasion of tin prov i iee . Spain had paid 11,'KHI thalcra for the (iu.'.av outrage.

An K tulinntial hurricane passed over Van. rouver Is land on t h c U t h . At Victoria sev-CTal veasels were badly injunrd, trees w, re vprooted and the telegraph lines demollrhed.

The French liovcrninent has denied to th -Hue de Montl^'nsier a passport to Spain on lb . ground that in c i t ing it the (iovernnient Would establish a precedent bv which ex -Vjuieii IsatH-lU niigh*. return to Spain, which was undesirable.

Nearly HaM*** people met in l lyde l'ark. London, on the 'A»1h ult . to expr is - sympathy With and demand Claimant.

I Alj^l i 'M tlltt V <»'«^»».« ••

at /.UUi , laj i"i M l

I all i S ta t ' - ,a» apj -ars from tr .o . - rlpt* the -siord-, r c e i , t l v umrte In the o$b

i rk of the Supreme « > of •, i . , ! i oluni*. .' t ' Hi • M | | li irwaumed the l , o v e n m i e U ,. . ' irai.icript to iio-

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!.. i.- 'i uriii-r'- ' ••••• in.- :* h. Several c o m •:

m.i'l' . . l id MM - llii:"-''. I« b*»-• •

. .. I Intfl itAgatfeXJ I 'OIUII.':' ML 1 stlmony a- to M

I,':- family and toward bar. i , ... « :. i'.-ii-.i -, ••! M M witty, I i • . I • •

Hi IMWWXV

I M A Albany Kailroad. «. rwttUtr , . , oi t|M V h ol .'•.•..-.

a t V;- . M'nilt'iii .n dU day Mr. | . ., , ,. f. . - . . I 'o 1,. .. V-. «•••• f

Mi. <-. I Kljiflna, .. d to I . ing - i n " i-

. . a • Wo ,4l,'i.l and Mil* ' ,.. ., • . . : •-•.'.. -toliu

i bo , ! •„ Mi", truth "f tl • •*»»-, , • , M ,.- j . r unit

II, T :• ,i bad proae MM tfoofll ' ttloried In

- - , , - i : . , . | : hi r H a .

| V, ....I'. . i, i • ,. M-, \V ll.'. . - MM ' • ' ' "

,'.!.. | | , I, ,il frequently f-n >!»• I at th- house and MM I ' •

. : :, ,f Mi • YYii.nlliu:l. H- 'I-the nlHi-e tery often in the suimmr of 1HT1 !• . ,, -i i o| tlte iiillilli .•;."', "I ','••- -•

. • : ,n w.- le - - i

m o-.i'.'ht to M M -ll ;'. M le ' '• t ' ••' .., .: foi th'a w , ,'nl , MM i , " m • flltj

( i . . . ., would Mif $lMg$H t • I -ve it -•• M M C W i l i n - - l.„d M I Nt 'I •' Mi-. WieilhiiM ofli ii i tttMg tMMtMT, With •: . arms around eactiothcr. Kii hard Adaiu" Qtwj ..nd U H • A n i i ' i l — •' ••''• ' -;' • ''I. for-ii-' iu in th- eiiii'iov of Mi- 97«ewhsS U-.tii.'il to having seen M Tilton frequently : , . - „ • TTwiibltl hoti- . ,o-'. M bMThjfwH

many demonstration, of attrition he. i w - , V.i . ' l . . I 1 M.-. W. I I - w.'i • - '•! 4 reiiieiiibered a conven Iweei Mr. I mid M n . W . about getting Mr. Heeihi r to pre-• id.- at Mrs. W.'s St, ii.w.,, H.r.i meeting in lv-n- .Mr. . W.aaid he had belt, r preside or . h - wou'.d oiake it \ i ry ho' I I bini- Ml 1 M-. T. a a l d h e t B e t c h c r i wouidhavi to and wouli

. . i sti,.i, '.f . lodge I ' fliirell, and to whi Ii . t in! . - Partial- w a. ni.m- j .i '. I l.v the pri-idelit , I i." al . ich ii"ln. ...'..••! •he (senate refused to coi.i. rm, ' annot ' • I until the next .ess lon ol I .itigr—s. A S i w c»i b a n s dUpat. hof the'Ji'ith . ays judge Woods had decided that the tUtutM give him tin power to n-le. t a Distri. t .lu-lg- in h i . I lr. u,', to ti'.l the Hun '.1 vacant y.

t o n . l l Augur arrived in S e w Orl-ar.s from TwSM on th - 9fttli, and th - n-xt day as. sumed command of t h - ' • •: . - ' i i - s Iriaips stationed there, Ucii. Emory , i a \ . i i g tor W ashiugton.

A Senatorial excursion t . rty h .'I '.Va-hing Pm on the 'itlb tH r-i-iXt (or Mexico It is com-p«i*ijd of the following person* Senators t'anw-ron. Patterson, l l -nnis , Anthony, Mor­ton, i v -en.ilor l handler, Tom Scott and wife, Wayne McVeigh and wife. Hen l'erley P.air-. ' f tlir Boston ..'..irun'. and Ml»a l',."re, Mrs. Senator Morton, and i<\.(«o\ I'irowii. of 1,1-orgia. arid wife. It Is st.itrd that the State lVepartment has official-lv aa-nri-1 Mexican Minister Marl., il that the excursion has no political slgnifii am e , Whatever, litllCt Immediate or rellio-l

Urn. splinter ha» tendered b l i resignation I i s Cnitcd Slate . Treasurer, t"Uke effect July I, and th-res ignat ion haa been accepted by the Prealdert, ;,nd tba po»ltion offered to John C K e w . t ashler of the l i n t National Hank of Indianapolis, tnd.

t o m e days ago an arti.li appeared ;n tha Justice tor the Tlchborue Chicago TUSKS • liarai teriring > Urand Jury

I In the Criminal Court of ( h h a g o , which hail i )u«t found four Indhtnivnt* against Mr ! Storev, thi editor, for libel, as a dlsrepuUhl i . I cobteinptlble and dishi«e*t lnidy. Be. an-.-1 of theae strictures Judge Williams ;.--m d an I • rflcr thai Mr. Storey should show rause why

fan should not he punished for contempt. Ik . he i i c i g o . u i r n l o n ",*-.• 'J*1h ult., and

j reanlteil in Mr. Storey Iwing sentenced •'• ' tifi days' i oi-.ttnetnent in the Iciunty Jail. I About e levm o'clock on the evening , f thai 1 dwy a writ of «.i;.r^it*4. was issued l,y .linle;-, Me Mlister, of the Supreme Court, under

wtih h Mr Sb.rey « • • held to bail in the »um 14 Fi.NOO Ui await the action of the S.ipremi

Omrt. .1 oiies l.l'k.. the San Fran, i s c i millionaire,

hJ>« filed In the Re,-order's office of that elty * r , Mieation of the trust deed • ve, uted last i Jaily conveying t o . property ;.. V'l-'.—s for I » r l m i - t - i i . \olcnt purpose. H- recite". | IP the revocation, that he wishes to 1

1 Jrovlde for parties having natural claim* I of Representative i i n him, to amend the original instrument, !

Id at Cincinnati on | i n d . w l t h n l u r n l n g health, to g ive hi" per- I Jon si attention to the e x e n l i o n of his d--1 iigns. He confirms t'.ie acts heretofore j ier- | formed by the trustees.

s. \ -ral witnesaet testified In the B>,»c)ur | kiii', on the '̂ t'th ult. as to the win reabout* •>( I

• f 1..' Sta'e ' ' - » , f - made froui the

lv i«Ut lo i i «f the State law. Th« eoi ,,, --o. • ' ' .• f ••: p. . - oCPro

Of ( i r i . t I rt-m - f,r re(U»Uig to obey tb« t t , , , „ . . - .'. aiding Inatead the Vi.

• •.':; = . n • J lb« ad, • . ..- the Govera

• , ••.. ; • • • • • • i t the Ual • tathw; to'

| InUTfir-i, • of UM I •'•'• I > 'a- - - Marabal lb- lll»*ri ' of ii ' tbe at i . - - ' ''--'r dwt} i,,. , • .1 t .,-.'.d-i.ee ou tht 33d of FebMU

MM i. .. ; IMJ '-as ls .ued a < aU for a » « r

sessloii of . -i.iture, ton, on the 14th of A p i i i . ' o . ,rrv out the ad.

. ''.-kalld for v.'. •

A bill to n pi al the Registry law of •Hate has b " u defeated in the lower hou . .

• ! . - . -".' ire. The i. i . ' Keyubli at, s'.ib-ronTMjUo .

• ,i K.,- i .ovenwr,Hi l.i,.,.. •• . . ' i u , . lieiiU-naiitaflMrci Henry T - • - • • , of t.inle Comptun; Mere

tt Addeman: Attarney^kii. .rd S a y k i ; General Tr-naurer, ban

• brec arc the preaMrt be ' • > . - . "

\ ! n Prohlbltlonlrta hart • - a t e tl, ket nominated at Lai. .

, I ni The reaaona which has-toU.li . • •:• -*.it.d byftaC: i, ..<• - . ' - I .•i.tr.ilC,.iuraltteea»9al" • / . • _ ' ] ! . N.nomination ot Judge br

- • . . i . . • •.•. Iii-moi rats arid j ' .... ' - ' l l . e to ii political t.

of the offices of Ju.tlcea of the Supreme' and Ri'gents of '..c tn iv . -r . t ty; TMrrl-raabmatlon of thr t the candidaten-na:-'l al the Prohibition State Coawn,

The Khod- l . U n d I»• in... rttic t U b ' yention ui I'rov.'leic c on the 'iTth soa, I ol. K. fu l ler , of Warren, for Gain John H. Pier-e for I.ieutcnant-Goin i • ),. . I: Gorman for Attomey4ltii ai .1 Philip Klder (or General Treaaunr

T h - ; ' . . jr ietois of a Chicago 1Mb.. were recently liefore I nlted S u t e t Obi. sinner H'Viie on a charge of having Ho! the Civll.Hlghti law. ami were diacHlf-

•ind that a r - . U u r a n t ia Mt«i icud In r.-e dm s not come withii. thepati of the law.

The United S l u t . . Su;ir-

• t • .nfer tut i

iffi igc upon any..i.e. uml that tbeb i,i - ,.f the —veral State" wbi' ll i -I» list lo m m alone ace not rn sst-

I 1 he court l» unanimous in thli ••'.• j which i n delivered by th< < I • ' Ji|.'

The Califo'i ia a a M M t tMll | Hon Is to hi- I.e.l at Sa'; Krai.. ... owe

of ,lUI,e

mdexpicMlcd story his aidor cootod, and tb • n.ei i t »liout the "laoui i la in of .

sjjitl auUided. HtehMMKbed, how-ver, that the Black Hills

I wai euoraced in my Military i uiaiid, a u d t w o v e i r s a x * it beckasc apparent to me t h a t a wi l iUrv post in the Blask Hill*

- . una would toon IH-COBM! aaceaaaxy | rthe i/roinr protect'.im of tbeaettleoicnta in

UMUI froMi the raiaa of btoux warr.ors, - so a, v* ays before they c o M M B c t depridat-

'i.-r a«ured a iafe pta* e for their - I i : . , ; , . in t h - b.-allty o e n t i o a t d .

. ..g that these looiaits would never • I.- * a r n n o u r krlUriu-nU a. l>ng aa we iid threaten their faiuii •» slid Villages in - r.-iootc Im avlity, ai* t • game and

i ' .hat goes to ii.ak- I i . i ai, oi. eoMfurtaMk, ud w i t h this purely mil tare o' .jeit in v iew, - .>r<ler aaacjiven for IL Cuatar reconaola-

blatcbt i , erupt ions , yellow apota, < om.-d.jo or " grut*," adoaeii May psmthly 1« resankwt ta cure aoane caaea where ll.. -Sen with scrofulous or vtrulei.1 blood p o U o n .

e x c i t e m e n t art a s folVowa: The cure of all theae dlacaaea, l , .we»er . front .V'IOU'. three o c l o c k in t h e a f l c m i s o n . g « u * plMipto to t̂ he worat acrUttla, U,

boy w a s l ead ing n d o n k e y in trout ..! a ' » ' • • • ' l u e u r "l tl-"> » « ' • ^"^ ° ° 7 • , . u ! . ? lr T v. , "i i . , u i a matter of Umt. c j l d bv dealer- iu n « c . . cajce I D t h t " buffa io-Uouae , iu w m t b

M 1 1 - 1 1 * a. *• a O ^ W .

» » • 'o . ' i t in I a i w o - y . - . r aM .I ' .ue- . . a , . . v k a t t . • - I T H H t r r r i u x a — 1 1 wei.. r n . - | . . . - i n c u , l e t e o t l y p u r c b a a c d from , , „ , . , , , „ v. y

, , i . r t a t Ea.-t .ru u i - u a g e r i e c o l l e c t i o n , i,- p, v P i t a t haflaia N. x . a l L e b a n o n , O h i o . T h e aavavge a n i m a l , y»„ r s,r—l mm s ix ty year* of age, aad have in a fit of rage, U i u n d e d a g u i n s t t h e bars, 1 boon afflicted with Sai l Kb* uui ia tie w h i c h \ n I ' ic l . a n d l e t .1 tr^\ l l lmtuc- I lorm tor airreat many years out'.:, acchtomlaiU d i a t e l v l i o u a u e d on t h e d o n k e y , wbi. b , 1.-.« » « « • > « ' ' h o o k , which we^rli-rd I t t a w o w c t w » . t h r o w n u . t h e ffmmL] WSm^SSPmml ^ b M - ^ U T ^ ^ r S f . T h e laiy w h o V « W a u i n i t h e l i ear , waa £ : ^ t l ^ T From M C acrati bed on t h e b a n d w i t h t h e c lawa Of | M I In m j • • • JT T ~ l l -—*—H covswwd with the l i o n e i i , but o t h e r * i * e t w a p e d u n - ,rupt ioi . . . a.«o on face aau iMjfis IwrwaUaa-

; hurt, and ran a w a y T h e iwsor d o n k e y i wist aSis-tod with U so that 1 I w u terr ibly l a c e r a t e d » W u l t h e n e c k waJk.d w.-.h great difficulty, aad ".hat i* . i,.

and the hinder parla w i t h t h e c l a w * a n d Urely cured. Mar Gwd apart j

I . in dlwiiVfry of partlclea of gold by i'.i.vlal washing :.. ,ir riaracl - I'-ak, on the

a ilopa of the Black Hill* .rf the . ' • (i •! aad --.-lit t" the surface

Father ii. - rv to: l b - tlnrd iiuir

t e e t h of the l ion . »*, b u t g a i n i n g Hi f e e t turned uj<on a n d * e k t d w i i b it* t e e t h it* aaaai iaat and ifeuMa i l v i c i o u s l y . At th i* t h e l i o n e s s q u i t t e d t h e d o n k e y and b o u n d e d a w a y t h r o u g h t h e park . > o o n the n e w s o f i t s l i b e r a t i o n s p r e a d ami |

Iu n-nuitii a blecaisg U» u i . i ,. ;. V'lU. . o . . told gran ' . M H . A. W. ttn.Liau..

.

K i t - Dr- . i ' iKA.NUi i t .—A r e a l KtoUhf m a n Of W o m a n i s a r a r i t y , a n d w h a t i w o n d e r * w h e n w e r e a l i z e t h a t it i» t!.>

-turn t o o v e r l o a d t h e c t u i n a c b , a n d c r o w d ga thered , b u t a o s . n diajserstd w h e n . t l j , . u r „ . a e , U r „ n k d i^ . , , . . . b y the u»c t h e l i o n t s s p u t in an a p u e a r a n c e . L ieut . , . , k p l r l t U u U s ^jjuora, " T o n i c a , ' "Api*«-C o d y a a d t w o or t h r e e p o l u c n i e n <r.. iu . , , . . . • - j u - . t o r a t i v e , , t t . H a v i n g t l tet C o r r y v i l l t UistrK t h t a t i o n hapi*ened t o ptyMivct!li u i b 4 : : i M . b y L-dlacrelk**, t h e be in the p a r k at t h e t j u i e a n d a c o u n c t . v „ , , m w o n d e r , » • / . . a,Ahm)i d.^-s b i n of w a r w a a h e l d . T h e y t iebatei l • „ . .> i , . - , ' a t i _ r „ i U l t l . . , . . _ .

Hla-k H U i . of the Shvi one, de . r . u d | „ . . . „ f l , , „ . w h e t h e r t h e v w o u l d ' g , ' „ ,' , , 1 t '*'""*. l"- ' " * l

tue q u e s t i o n w i i e i n e r i m y w o a i u tbi-y a l l , <>r n e a r l y a l l . Hod a ba*i» in a l --.,. " t h t a n i i i i a l o n ' b . - - p . , 1 - i capture , „ , ; , ; _ , , r , . , l l ^ , N ' ' T „ K U t h u * d iacour-t t - U v e T h e y s u r r o u n d e d i t , but Use d w e C M 1 e ^ ^ U o u a l y , , y . " a x a k c c irc le waa v e r y w i a e . A s t h e c i rc l e g r e w , „ , m o p e t r i a i •. i ) i f t C ( U .d s p i r i t u o u s a

1 . - l u s t , i. ., ,1 between tl t h aud s o u t h lurk- of that river, one of • h i s known a- ti ie Belle Fourche, the

fork; and *ltb"Ufh I b s v -.'.I C'.liilleliec ill tin- .tateUlulll of

• n«r and (ieu. it gold waa found

let>* in d ia lne ler , the- l t o n e a s in the m i d - < i n - , a n d g i v e s a l t Kfc a c h a n c e , aiding; For- . ' ! , . ,.f m v s t a i l d l e g r o w h n g and s n a r . i n g a n d l e a p i n g hi.t iUh,rT . t r u c g l . - b y u n u g -me of '.. it

m a r Harney . peak 1 . a U . u t , the o i n c e r s c o n c l u d e d neither t o , ( W a ^ j B 3 w l u l ' l e n i l ( r a h e r b rtnxe-shoot nor c a p t u r e a l i v e I l..-y got o u t i d | e » i B , w k L . „ , V l M , . . , , . B I T T K I : S .

n a m e i u ex , .u .uce f U „ , t v 1 c i m t y » s i . u i c k a « t h e y c o u l d . , x k * dhwoxDrtT , W J . W a i a v t u . of C a . i

Which Is :. ,i M M

•*•< imen«

,!'.lv i i y iL-re tniad. - . - •

. i g e IjUUUtil il -T l i e i e is n u t a Terr

: . . . l doss ui .t ex.-I, . l a - i t i b - ItoaHi d I - UlU'il as has vet

."- H-ak. The •rougtit back by the Cust. r exped*ltlon are ,. .t favorabie Indi.-utlous of the ex iab i al .•••Id in any great i.uantitv. Still .t •

• i.ut a* the treaty of i'a'i^. duly ral n< d, ,;rtually deeds thia i»irtlon of the Black il . l i s hi the Sioux Indlaua, there is no alter.

•i.ut t o keep out ,r-.pa.*er*. But to g o back to the Palhcr d> si,, . I ml •-

n. . i t iou, lh«i . .- i . . ' MU, I, doubt of the lor-•ii—sof his Itatl melt that gold exist* In . . ..aantitics .i, t h e Bla, k Hill- , bu'. non k

. ihcrWcat than t h e R a c k Hill* of the Shy. l i e 1 Ii., v - g - t s from the Big Horn

ainl Tuugue Rivera, and raauy specimen* from i.ear lort aWMaiiaairh, ii, ',i..- LTpncr Wlwd it. v-r c u n t r y , where mining has fall ad h

i '

I T h e panic s p i t ad , a n d a t u m u l t u o u a hem the ! s k e d a d d l e f ro in the p a r k w a a m a d e .

Spec ta tor* s t a t e t h a t t h e a p p e a r i n c e i o f the CM-ajK-d a n i m a l w a s m o s t tur iou*.

E x c i t e d w i t h i t s f r e e d o m , it w o u l d s t a n d ' for a tew m i n u t e s w i t h g l a r i n g e y e s a n d ! o p e n m o u t h , la . -h ing i t s s i d e s w i t h i t s ; ta i l and u t t e r i n g w i l d , h i a a i n i cr ies , a n d

then spring in to t h e air. In a n W l i 1 s p a c e of t i m e the l i o n e s s h a d the w h o l e ' pnrk to i t se l f . L a t e r in t h e e v e n i n g a

uunil ier of Hi'n aud I n i y . aaaenxbied f r o m t h e neigbtxirluNxl w i t h p u t o l s ana g u n s . and with tin- i u n a e n t of t h e Zoolog ica l

: G a r d e n . a u t h o r i t i e . s t a r t e d in on a g e n I n ine lio'n h u n t , t h e o b j e c t b e i n g to ki l l . the brute , a - it w a s a p p a r e n t t h a t i l I i o u l d no t 1 * t t ihcn a l i v e . Ala iut s ix 1 o'cbKk i; w a s f o u n d i n a n o p e n s p a c e

f water for alluvial washing and from j »oine di-lan<«• t r u m t h e c a g e from w h i c h

; f o r n i a . is no p i e t e n d e r , but an b o n o r a b . e i p r a c t i c i n g puys i i ; a n . and b i s d i s c o v e r y :s

raa-nit o f y e * r » o t labor a u d s t u d y T l . ' w o n d e r f u l c u r t , e f e c t i •! by t l u i u o f D y s p e p s i a . F e v e r s , R h e u m a t i s m a n d m a n y o t h e r t e r r i b l e d i s e a a e s a l e a l m o s t i n c r e d i b l e .

-s A a r Y-.f A W S K K T M S I I H L l'a- ! \ i t o a t t a

• 1 i . • • a i i . s . . - i ougba. Colds, Mron-. h . t i . , Pa.ns iu the Bide a n d ! bawt, Uifhcurttoa irf Breathiug, i t e r If you j.-ruut theaa symptom* to run on tubercle , will hf the re. iUlt, and end in Consuiaptioc Now. If y, i w a n t t» cur- these d iseases , u . e Alien's Luug h*'-ain without delay.

For sale by ai! Medicine Healers.

uo.tllltle* of the Indians; and _-..od reaaou to bdi-ve—In fact, uul t t i ei tain—that gold exists In the • iwl Creek Mountains, in the Lower W W

e l h A m ll,. I ni'. i! I

It ..rain'i III the headwaters of the Powder •hearand the Koaabud, all the - • liaalltiea

itidcr the general meaning in the Black Hi l l s , and outs .d- of the Sb. nnu i . A i - i i and Terry treaty of With i -xi ept so far • i- ".l.i- privilege l o hunt game I t l i a a b e e n

i.-. ii. to communicate u u i h ii.forma-ion this c.imlng summer to 'he Govi rnunnt u '.i.e atsove-de*crttM$ country; and as the

UbMSwS have no absolute right to the soU, there m a y be but little ilifllenlty m exliu-

1 , J \ " '• i l i - c a p e d . W i t h a s h o t - g u n , h e a v i l y ' ' l o a d e d w i t h b u c k s l m t , P a t r i c k M . A v o y ,

a cari>enter, fired t w o loadw a t the ani m a l ; one shul n i i - - e d and t h e o ther t o o k ct leet in t h e a n i m a l ' s s i d e , f rom w h i c h it

Enaovmicin us hire—All in r e u s dhwjr-ders ,chronic diseaaoaof Ike . h e - ' , bead, stoma.-1,, kidneys and Mood, a t has and pa ins , ncrvou* and general debility, etc„ awVck y cured after d n . g * fall by wearing Volta's El< , -tro B-ll* *nd Band*. Valuable iwok I.-Vol la Belt Co,. Cincinnati . «n...•

M J:'.

have i Waa rirst Invent-

nr than fifty year*

n fel l u p o n i t s s i d e a n d died . I n the I • ' ' • ' ' J**'* Am''y^*.. , i» , n i , , u . . . „ „ . . , . . i , . . .« -a .1. .ni. , t d , during wbi. h t l t a e handrt-ds of tliou*aiida

c o s i n g t ight t w o m e n w« re t h r o w n d o w n u ^ t . ^ U l „ . n U r d b y i u U M . p r o , ^ , , S v n u

i n d hurt , t h o u g h n o t s e r m u s l y . j a r l U i e e v e r U - c a « e so uuiversally po imlar A l t o g e t h e r , the s e n s a t i o n w a s a h u g e ( wi th all claaae* a* •/•.'aavi,'- i - , - . . /, •.•

.. , . . - - t h o u g h t h e Zoo log ica l SiK-iety b i- to no m rn t h e l . . . s of a n f i . l ' f t a n i m a l —C'laciaiuifi C<.»»m«rew«, M-irrh ib

Big I

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IMISIKWTII.

T h e I'nlted State* S o o n , - i elded that dividend* and profit* earned in the last half ot the year 1*711 are sub\ect to tra­in, ome tax of 2 ) t JUT cent.

J a m e s Brown w.,» I. o ..-d :,' r-."-\ Pa., on the 94th, for the murder. In February, l sTi , of Daniel S. Kreamer, his wife, her m o t h ' i i M r - . V.e In nu i ' and Annette hrca mer.

In it-ply t o a telegram from o iv of the Miners w h o recently came out of the Black HUI*, li* to whether he would be JH rmilt. d lo return with reinforcements anil provision*, Gen. Cnil is reported us saying: "Tnx ips fri.tu Pint Laramie and hostile Indian* have Iwitb gone tor you miners. For their sake* I h o p e the troop* will reach them lir-t, a« the military order* are simply to bring In the party, i ot'flnc the leader", hurn tlnir wagon*, and destroy their outfit."

A National Confereni Worklngineii is to be I t h e lir-t Tuesday in September next.

A large body of annul Mexicans attacked everal r»nche. about seven mile* from

Corpus Chrlstl, Tex . , on the evening of the antti, Riid robbed one stor»'. taking several American* prisoner*. An inva-lon of the city a n s apprehendi d and the excitement waa Intense, all the rlt ltens ralng under arm«

After the 1st of next M»y mutilated cur-Ten, y wilt lie redeemed according to rules wli i -h were formerly in existence hut after ward abolished. Money will t«e redeemed si cording t o the proportion remaining of th,

Ma* A Washlntrton dlspstch of t i e '>»h says

!n«tm. Hon* would Immediately !«• issued a. »y- •"i-k,la-akY*r l > l l " ' , l " : ' ' '" the il.-neral

commanding In Texas to take «'uWiYfr«r-...T.-.. a* may be powilble to deal summarily with Mexli an raider*.

The Chicago paper* of the .nth announce a material reduction of passenger rate* to tha F.a»t over the Michigan Central. Michigan:

I . * . S l i ^ t r t i K X T H A SlkMllS.

T h - L o u i s i a n a r e s o l u t i o n » i . ' , : w J T Oehate.i on the *td. M —-r. ,|..r - i ' sjker si,4 Tliuiiiian speak.i,^ n i.',-,.. - Mr i hri.nsii. » . - • ' . - • • - -, gaage of the res..Intl.in slid the ttnald vrtr tor ll An asasadisi ihc u.e of the army in UTS Ssawfoi l ad fe Barell aad 'he losmvi

soldier* with the 1 .•>•-->-ian. I».-w»« rejected— yr»* * t n*>- v. \ , u> tie rase sttan w*s ih.v. »nd rejected ve»* J*, c m , her. in . nntaioed is me»m in »rHia i v i Krlkkzgl*<f< ;••" i,oT,-rn..r ol '

aestinn then being on .he res. I »* nWcltnted for thai it Hi

luiv.i-n. tl w»* agreed -i follows: Fsa* Alll.oii. At. I I. Ilr'ire. ta iswHi, Cameron (Wit ,i . I onklinK. « rsitln. II..t— > I iKiclc . i . -• v. Hsr.i . . II •, ., H l««»:ls. Jones i > « ,Lofran.ttrhMlu k M rrtll iNe •. M-.-r. I \< htoiq, l'» P*tler*«in. Bobertaou. Ssrgaat, Sbiraui - M B > irr. Wa.l'.eurli. tt • •', tt , ..lnm \i„. l.,rMfi Bngy. Booth. < spenr«. < oekrrlt.i -\ • owstt, liennls. i.i.Tdon torn—ot, • 1. ni in - HTak KelU, kerwaa, •ce'raery, Mav.i \.;• d-U'ti. Saal'Stiry, Stevenson. Tlim '.see. W'hyte. tt ither*. Msasn H > ' unMBt

- . and Cwasema. ,,( lVi.o,,.itna. ^ H wuuid h»vr vn'ed in rhe »fTtrii'.»: i Mk4 with Nr. .r* Merrlmn*!. .lohn.tni.il,I K«iisoni. who would h* . . sotril : :i, Th- r-.uluvlnn »s amewded ws* i: : **a* t\. nays n . t i n r U . ,.....:

..-.rem. i.'

h* T I M I saivw •>» A. I'.r-y th aad ' ••!. l irant. of mj -'» the Yelbiw-stone ' o the mouth of tin Hum M *isiu a* the Hm braaha, which win giv-th'- lowest t ide of water, having alreadv j • cured a PsSwMiao.it to iu*k- th s i-\ph>r». • ti-ii. If Gen Forsyth is successful I w;!l m i l lo- i i . t i ist .r , with a command from Port Lincoln, across the mouth of Powder River, j tliHica u p o n the •on'li bank of tin Yellow s-,,i,e, , rousing Pawner Kiv. r. Tongue River, I Uii'-bud, and on to the mouth of the h.g Horn.

This onuntry I* a* yet entirely unexplored, slid t h e ex]»-ditior. may develop a very valu­able auriferous section and make tne Father U - s i n . t -buy t me cMcnt true, but I am ef the belief that the mountain of mica ha* not ( hanged l o gold.

I w l l l » l - o » e « d an expedit ion down Wind Rher, through the <lwl I i—k Mountain*, from Fort Slamhaugh. •• <« Port Brown, to the

II am.i l l no-nts are

( at c tnet^Txf lrrr^^TVe t o be t h e tie.t o f the ir

I ( l a s s In Ib« w o r l d . Hut If the o p i n i o n of a dealer 1st a s k e d h e w i l l t r t i ( u e n t l y re -o n i m e n d s o m e o t h e r , f o r the s i m p l e rea­son that b e c a n get l a r g e r c o m m i s s i o n s for s e l l i n g in fer ior i n s t r u m e n t *

P I L L S which Msntaln ant imony .quin ine and I a. >mel . h o u l d be avoided, a* *• n ri . grip i,g

The aalvsl, ' uti'f or

! Itaics would be their only result. The

"e ' n - r ' i 1 A~" B a f c — > » • ^ _ _ _ _ I a n s o u papers are

IM rf.riui - ..-In • Water. Address ll. H

roll o l wondcrTut enr-« I.. :, I ,ota Mine: s i

Park-, tt a ik -ga l , , I I.

Ti l l . M-afaring m e n o f N e w f o u n d l a n d r a h p a s t o r s the s k i p p e r s of the c h u n be*

I r o n a n d H a r d w a r e . - ,'r n ' I sgo '•' ' I - "t wsrth .<-

Iron and hardw are la the and leas divisions and SUIKIIVIMOJ,. of nnr, hand sr Included tn the b m i s consti tute * great featun ot om meree in every inaiiufai Hiring or mercantile d i s tn . t , sua H, « b i . a g o the bnsines* of this department l is* t-owM f> rwnak high figures.

A n . hotel* and pickle bouaes use Pruaaing'e White Wine Vinegar. A*k your grocer* for It.

* T n c t« -t El„sti Tru**, warranted the be*t,

is Pomerov' . , 7*4 Broadway. N 'i •>• t ',

K' H s r i - - ' - -VINE b - - . n r .'• the w

• '. and c h e a p .

I H L M A I l k I C*.

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mouth of the B ig Horn, and will bring it back A visit l o s l i n o ' t ..ny ope of the .everal large

• '.sad .tivs

T h e Semi te , in exerut iw »p-«: the-Mib, MaasnstedJI hi t» •% Instton ••' f V I'snl.c *• I f i t v . -trtit Ji. ••.• - s i . Dnrell. toi.Ti'il r.iiifirmed. and * Pre.Id* nt hs.t aa iii*se to th- Seiist,.

s . . , r . l eimri s e lu-t.d • fnrthi-r iHBBi.iiirs-

Afie, vu>. ni •!., Vll r-Pre-Otelil tt «,,Ir SU I • I IVrrs tor 'tie ,.,iirti-"s slid which th-y had presided -hi

i.- / . . »,t" »d

• to ,s to j

VST

•itS

through thr park* about the liead water* of Powder River visited by ( a p t . Mills smt bis command ls»t summer 1 i . c - p»rk> are for I teantv fullveoual to those neseribed so graph-It ally'hv isen. Custer as exist ing in the Bla. k Hill* o f the Sbyennc. 1 may al-o say from ii.v o w n knowledge that the valley* of the Big and Little Po |si-agie, Little Wind River, .aid M»in Wind River i ,in scarcely •«• ex celled la beauty snd fertility, wbi lc the student ut nature wil l tind tie re th- mo»t cxtrsordi-

• . nary upheavals of the earth'" -rust protiably " hi b e tound on this lont lnent . 1 am of the

nt in son that this ronntry is gold la-aring, btit at Its abundance there can only tie a conject­ure at present.

1 feel quite confident of our ability to pre­vent the intended t r e e p a " on the rights of the Indian", and cavalry and infantry in the de-partment of t in- l iakota are taring Moved at ttie present time to the most available points, to i a m o u t my directions of Sept. S of last year. Wet, It not for tie -e precautions on th'- psrt of the Government then- might lie a repetition of the Callfotria (.old Bea. h and G«»ld 1-ake humbug*, wilh a *till greater «iiffir-i n g . a* man* of the p-r*on* now i rarv to go t o the Blark'Ilill* never thitik of how they stc l o • xirt after they get there, or how they cou ld return in case of failure.

If tbey wi l l only wait for further inform* l i o n froin the Government, wbi. I, n.w - . . tn-t,, i.e ib - 'on* of raaking cot" es«inn* tomeet t h e * ' new lntere*t», there will N- no one

TURK March at, trr* f l u on M i s ' O

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I Gen. ther ldan on the Black Hint.

Iltsivyt s n - r e . MUITSRV Itninn* ,.r - s i t Wi-soi m.CHK »„o. aurlfi i«-

'• c vv T Snrr.wss. Headoravtmof t h I I. - , Bn '•-••'-.i In reply to t-nur QnaMat

'• vVbat do you know of tin W», k H br" 1 ri*pecUul'ly submit th. (..",,* ; - . -.•".,»»•

My tlr«t know'ci i ie of '.!., Kli.k 1 .».. rived from interviews w •' :!,. . , • de Snnt . * nob il t stholi I met m*ny years ago River, in incgo'ti. from nVoa 1 heard di.cn romance.,! a mountain,,( n.-ld Black Hill*, ami ru» etplimtlnn ,,f ih»; *s> traordlnary and delusive "tntr

To Indian.. fmyiUersmrnsnd s x | lorrrstte Black Hills country l* murli mure exbndN than that partlcnlar lo. sllli brought t.. swa

sjrd ' more wi l l ing than my*elf to »id In ascertain-', i n g their v s lne ; so far as the boons sre con-I . erned 1 will promtae actlvpy iu the present

emergen- v and a , o n u .euliou* i>erfonnance of duty.

Should the point* from which the miner* atari be *o remote a* to ms lo if Impossible l o r our scanty tor- • - to watch them, wa can occupy the two or three gap* in the Black Hil lsand effectually exclude traspsssers. Very respectfully. P H S n r a i i . s ^ ,

L'.iStcnsrt o.nsr*', . iis»m«nd-,nf «l»

1'Uw lat. LtbtT i,i!"i,inarv. «taMl • Ut t'oltina*

Is-

' i. defendant on tin ,'d, ad and Sth of Jun- . „„(,>, •>( th» public bvil,. t,..••. oft.i-n. Custer, and gel* Hi nsme "

j hlnek. si rwbb] i hsrscter nt the tti : grow- on the -ides snd ti.|.i"( tl„ ni..iiV

I s ; - ; Mr Tomer and son testified that Mr T t - hi r ar-ived at h;. farm at Peckskill on ! phi afternoon of the 2.1. early enough to take i dinner. Two telegraph operator* testified t*> ; the sending of a h legram on the morning of j that day announcing Mr. Be—her'* intended j vi«,t to Peek*kill. Another witness »wore I he .aw Mr. B. there at that t i m e Thorn** J. Tilncy, lawyer, swore j that he wa* married in Brooklyn on the even, j Ing of June ", by Mr. Bvei her. F-edrrick j A Putnam testified th»t he saw Mr. Be.chrr H H,r depot ot l*tc N e w t t a v e n Rs i l roe l on I June 4. PC.'.. TTdin ivfffto1.^, Stephen l>. White and H. B Claflln, memt-ers of! the Plymoii'h Church Investigating Com j mlttee, testified as to the statement" made hy j Mr Tilton regarding tin- evidence against

' M-'"'.-,eaw Tie tr„n I M

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A I st'V h a v i n g t w e l v e s e n ant* in her house g a v e n smal l ar t ic le of drc«*. k n o w n a m o n g t h e i n i t i a t e d as a rhemi-aette, a n d c o m p o s e d of tnu»l in and la«-e. to her l a d v ' s m a i d t o w a « b . the lady's iiiai'l p a s s e d it o n to the laundry maul ,

I o n the p l e a t h a t t h e ar t i c l e w-v- mus l in and b e l o n g i - d t o her d e p a r t m e n t . T h e laundrv m s i d d e c l i n e d t o do it b e c a u s e it w a s W e , a n d . a* s u c h , it m u s t be " got up" b v Ihe l a d y ' s m a i d A« ne i 'her

•s the whole .,1 \ isnttilaasgM.ua.]

th cseetaiitrr a the *e»v (,» 1

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and hill*. It ..mpri.. i iiuntry bound' d on Hv deg , on 1he »outh by 1 • t, ,e Riv, rs, on Big Horn snd Wind the north by the Vr,;„s.:,,„,. Thi" I* reallv the cimalrv at the V , v Hi l l s , but embraced In it irrwvoral : . . . tMa ni l l 'd • !<:,,. k Hi l l s" Fur instamt ana "Black Hill* of the I.arsmir," the ' H'.ssnt Hills of Powder River," ind the . '„.» Hill* w\ the Shyrnne Rlw," Ihe Islt.i i.iasr-th- loealltv in which On t'u»ter a n S

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houses reveals * general • oadit'KW of active prepsratlon for a biisyaeason. S fl Klmbark, stli eessor to the firm of hirut.trk Bns*. A Co. , wh.. is ja-rl,*).. mo«l widely »nd generally re­lated to Uie Iron and heavy hardware trade. «nd who I* regarded aa a general Western s n t h o . Ity In matters and statistics pertaining U.that Interest, when interviewed by a Tn'mmt rep-resenlatixe yesterdsv, • aud idly referred l o t be depression in the outside manufacturing In­dustry as the mil"! colcspii UOUS lest lire In tb<-reiords of the year, but r.ss.med in s way t o apply eftei ts op s national rather than I,a al scale. The business of the great house on Michigan avenue of w h u h Mr Klmtiark is the hesd , dat.ng Lack a ipiarter of s i entury, entering somewhat largely Into the history of the cummer." ot the , uy , hss attained a sta­bility and uniformity by simid" magnitude which would naturally prevent Hat*.t ig af fected to *ny noticeable degree by the ordi­nary vb Issit'ude. of the markets .t l*i Islmed that to the operations of thi* house I*due the *• cpn*itl«n of ioi, .iiterable i4 the original ter ritory of trade t.-.w < .aastltullrg th* lomroon ground of the • ommen-e of Chicago, in. hid­ing the Ss'.t Lake district, and remoter fields t o t h " West and South wti.ch Were trsversed ty '- ' . . - ' - . si I :,..,',.' f , - . . , ' \ ' • Ihe business id the i ity. long beh^-e any buffalo. or Indian. • r oihct nstive ot those fertile but unchristian lands hsd e n r t>een »< ared bv the wh.-t'n of a h a n m o t i w . And when it i* remeinbi "ad tb.-t for twenty years the liouse has >.instituted a sort of steady . en­ter of distribution of Iron *nd hardwaf sup. pi les for manufscturer*. wagon make-*, bla. k«miths and merchants Uiroughout the i n t i r - dominiim rd Weatern commerce, with a.issi i« rmanent name* <« the books . 4 the firm, snd sales aggregating ss h igh as ••i.lgxl.nsi a year, it Is reasonable t o sup-p.a*e that It would rei4uire *,,m<thii'g i n . ' -Ulan the tem{airary depression in t h ' tnanu ts. turing Industry to {.erieptihly affect the uniform volume' and MMM of business Tbe establishment iteelf I* one of tbe nser-• antlle curio*ities and solid st lrset lons ot Ike city—a center of very great interest to Intel-l lgent visitors generally a* well aa to a special community of meehani-*. manutar turers and dealers—and may I * pr,.',» r > ,1. -.gwsted as a perpetual industrial exposition ol iron, s tee l , nai ls , carriage and heavy hard­ware, blacksmiths* outfit* and SMMMJ wood material, each rlaasified department snd every hr«**d floor i4 the lofty building afford­ing a display in enormous bulb more rah u. lated to surprise aad Interest the imagination of * wsr-iin maker, Iron mechanic or dealer than a world's fair.

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