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Advertising rates NUMBER 248 volume xxxvm I day 75c 2 days Si 4 days SI to idava 2 5 days 2 25 1 week $2 50: 2 weeks S43wt ks5 50 I month 7 8 mouths SI Ivc wr 57 Special rates lor amusement column LOCAL ON IRST PAGE irst day 15c per line: each subsequent lav 10c IRST COLUMN IRST AGK 10c per line each insertion rtroit lrcc JJrcss PR QU4KE 1 week JI 2 12 3 weeks 3 50 1 month $4 2 ntli is 3 months 13: 6 months $2j: I vqgr V1 Detroit free press tbi weemk md weekly I PUBLISHED BY Detroit ree Press Company itins Betereyeble la Affvaace "jf DETROIT MICHIGAN RIDAY MAY 30 1873 4' J' 1 fr 7 ic 7 1 JXX EjLz Amo (LljC 4 1 NEW YORK WASHINGTON proveraent In Artificial Gama and a a 1 a hW BLUE AJNDGKAY IN THt BY THE MUTUAL GAS EIGHT COMPANY College MARSHALL A COCKNEY MINISTER Thr Perid tf THE COURTS OREIGN RE OE DEINKING PURPOSES TUBE ICE TAKEN ROM NEAR LAKE ST CLAIR (ormerly Chris 8 NO 65 and 67 BATES STREET IEEE PRESS BUILDINGS IS OERED OR SALE KELIGIOU8 MICHIGAN REE PRESS OICE ItOlliKli UAiuvnv Dav Boarders wanted at bottom rates None WANTED lumber CLEVELAND BILTTABD3 POLITICAL LOCAL MATTERS something more elegant and faacina II re ting at all b7 WOODYARD AVENUE ver betora offered in this city for 1 Lan your inspection IS ULL A JttUjESMEM 'AIS InHuding the latest style of AND HEAD ORNAMENTS 50! E'w Come early and avoid the rush THE TUE WILLSON 0ft CONNECTICUT Campbell agrxcultume the Board LANS1N4 HEARING OUR NAME Thunday IRST CLASS Rumored Defalcation Boitoia to comU 9ti 09 04 well gray by Dr ftlowtog Place Observation that long tf Im Baines Prize Prof Sttosburg will giw a prize dance at his academy on Baadolpb street next Monday evening our hand some priaes are to be awarded to the tow best dancers in attendance Oto a the ago lpeiiiilv those living west of Woodward ave sai'1 wish for ice from below the city sewer Le slaughter houses and gas works are ad kvi not to call on the Belle Isle lee Company Li U' they wish for Oft 0s cans are Subjected the uol Court A Dlsgraueful Ptivecu Si 3 a 3 S3 5 12 Col Raid Authorized by the Authorities 33000 STOLEN BONDS AWAIT ING CLAIMANTS 30 30 RCNAWjtY A bOUtiUUUj3 the coruer 'twentieth streets and ran up the street at top speed ort street was miea with teams and vehicles but the runaway threaded a devious way through them for a distance of eight blocks without doing any damige At Twelfth street one of the wheels struck a westward bound wagon turning the up going wagon bottom upward as quick as a tl ish and performing the same operation for the runaway horse The frightened an imal lay motionless on its back ior a moment then sprang suddenly up and commenced to kick furiously not stopplfig until he was qi'ite clear of wagon and harness TUKIiUSSlAN MISSION ACCEPTED BY EX GOV JEWILL A Man A gentleman named Roth living in Buffalo dropped a wailpt con taining JK500 on Jefferson avenue yesterday and a merchant picked it up and held it un til the owner retu ned His smite of grati tude was about as large as a washboard THE CAUSE THE DELAY IH UR NISHING POSTAL OABDS Reduction of the Public Debt During May Small AMERICANS TO BE PARDONED Madrid In compliance with the re quest of Minister Sickles the go vein me at has ordered the Captain General of Cuba to give ef fect to the pardons of the American citucns Santa Rosa vliker and lever PRICE Reappearance of the Horse Disease in Brooklyn Bostom May It is rumored here this even ing that a heavy dolaleaUon or irregularity hue occur in ono of the national bahks cl thia city Nothing deUnite can be U1W SEELY A CO eft su weafril 30 30 30 3025 3011 3013! 30021 somewncrein New ofk acau cento to aDDoint Hob Seymour had his Shoulder ixed by law Dre Charles ilsippel ofGtand blown off ana was uaaiy hardly live Killed by a Kick About three yesterday afternoon a gardner named An drew Eictienbaum fifty throe years old a man of family and living on the north end of Russell street drove to near the corner of Orleans and Jay streets to get a load of com post While in the yard his horse became frightened and ran out and the man ran after In trying to catch the lines he fell down near the horse's heels and received a kick on the left temple which killed him dead A doctor was called but the man scarcely moved after receiving the kick Coroner Jennings was called to hold the in quest lUcbard Hopson yester day commenced excavating for a new brick block of stores on the soiith side of Gratiot street near Randolph The contract for the brick work lias been let and ths building will be ready tor business early next fall (iich is about four miles from Woodward ave I jie head of Belle Isle we will wait upon such If they will leave their orders I AT 145 JEERSON AVENUE Up stairs BELLE ISLE ICE CO The Crop A letter from Schoolcraft Kalamazoo Coun ty dated the 29th says: Notwithstanding the severe winter trait trees except peaches are loaded with blossoms and promise an abundant crop Teach trees are nearly all dead Potato bugs have made their appearance in greater numbers than ever before and few potatoes will be planted in consequence A great breadth of corn has been planted and soma of it is already up though many complaints are made of its not coming regu hrip owing to difficulty in procuring good A letter from Ypsilanti ot the 29th says: The prospects for an abundance of smaller fruits is far from flattering Cherries es pqeially are almost a total failure The trees in all cases bloomed and gave every indica tion of a large yield but the number of cher ries can almost be counted A correspondent writes from Romeo Winter wheat in this vicinity is not looking well owing to the hard winter much of it being badly killed A full crop is not among the possibilities The farmers are now plknung their corn A correspondent writes from Pinckney armers are complaining considerably in re gard to the failure of their corn to sprout or grow and numbers of them are planting a second time Since the discovery of the fail ure of last corn that two years old has been in greatdemand and difficult to find Gentle i Clear Gentle Light Brisk High resh resh resh Calm resh resh resh Brisk Light Gentle reeh Light Gentle resh Light Gentle Brisk resh Brisk resh Gentle Tj make room for a larger one Is In complete Lx'jeUrr anl 12 in stroke I Inquire al 3'2 tfoa LI RESIZED MOVIXG IGURE Great Britain CABRTIKG COALS TO NEWCASTLE London May The manufacturers of Wolvarhainpton are importinp iron from the United States in consequence of the exorbitant rates at which the native production is held BARN Good quality at the foot of Rivard st ROSS CO Complying with its promise to the public that notwithstanding the superior quality of its gas per given quantity and hence cheaper to the consumer as less quantity is used it should AT ALL TIMKS BK 8OID AT AS LOW HATH PBB THOUSAND HET AS THAT THE OLDBR COM PANY the Mutual Gas Light Company reduce the rate of gas to the low price of TWO DOL LARS AND TWENTY IVE CENTS PER 1000 CUBIC EET Notwithstanding ths fact that coal and other items of gas making material are more costly now than for many years past by a system of button hole seemingly confldentiat whimpering many if not all the patrons of the Mutual Gas Light Company have been almost daily offered within this month by numerous representations of Ito older rival gas at the price named therefore this said redaction is made retroapaetive aad will be applied to all bills tor gas consumed since May 1 and acknowledging the JwtSoe recent legislative enactments in other States prohibiting gas companies from charging different rates in different sections or streets of the city supplied as they might or might not have com petition in such section or streets THIS KBDUC TION IS MAVK TO ALL PATRONS THH COM PANY AND WHUHEYHR THB COMPANY HAVB 8IREET MAINS In contrast with more than twenty years ex perience to the contrary the Detroit Gas Light Company now copies the proposition of the new company and offers to all service pipes and set meters without cost to the The Mutual Gas Light Company not only furnish all service pipes and connections with meters meters and burners used free of charge but pledges itself to refund all moneys ever col lected by it for putting in services connecting meters fines or percentages for slow payment of gas bills meter rents security deposits or for outgoing tenants delinquent gas bills collected from incoming tenants with lawful interest on same from date of collection although it has not grown rich by sales in the past undisturbed by competition and upon its own terms It will not be contradicted that but for the es tablishment of the new company the now people' of Detroit would yet pay verp promptly S2 50 per 1000 cubic feet tor poor aud indifferent gas through high priced service connections supplied them on the principle otJf you don't like it don't talc itn The new company is extending its mains in various parts of the city and as soon as practi cable will give the public throughout Detroit the advantages of competition good light and cheap GAS Returning thanks to its patrons the company would again respectfully solicit the consideration ot its claims for liberal patronage upon the gas consuming public and ask its favorable verdict Applications for gas services meters etc re ceived and information given at the OICE THE COMPANY 178 GRISWOLD CORNER STATE STREET inv30 tf Washington My In further contradic tion cf Gen report John Gorsian telegraphs To the best of my knowledge and beliel not one of the acton Indians has left the reservation to join the hostile Indians RETURNED The President and Gen Babcock returned this moriiiug from Harrisburg THE KICK APCOS It i stated positively tuat ihe government will iiisfa'n Ccd Mc'K' n'ie in Ute ursmt and pun ishment of the Kirkapoos ujon Mexican terri tory and there is do reason to doubt that the recent visit ot the secretary of War had for its in obje the arrangement and authorization of inis plan for patlbur a top to the Indian dep redati ns along the Mexican frontier APPOINTMENTS Thu Prejdcnt io day appointed rai Het rc fup rn ten lent the mint at Carson City au i Darius Su iivau nostmascer at Clinton Mis ERKR RESPITED jv rcpiivi Tom Wright un til' June when he will be Boston Buffalo Charleston I Cheyenne Chicago Cleveland Corinne Detroit Duluth Escanaba Grant I Haven Key West a Marquette Milwaukee Mobile Montreal ML Washington New York Norfolk Oswego Portland Me Portland Oregon Rochester San rancisco SL Paul Toledo Toronto Can Washington fjeorxe rancis Train Pronounced Sane This elegant Restaurant is now under the man agement of BKUMINGIIAM Who will be glad to welcome all his old friends and the public generally Man Drowned On the 22J lust as the little steamer Dime bound from this port to Lake Superior was witbin twelve miles of Goderich Ont a young man named Albert Anderson slipped in sonje way and fell over board and was drowned iu spite of every effort of those on board to save him His body had not been recovered at latest ac counts He was about five feet six Inches in height had a fair complexion dark sandy hair rather marked features a prominent nose and was twenty years of age The de ceased was a nephew of Dr rancis Smith of Windsor Ont Coining to the glade Captain Royce still sitting on the rock He his knife out and was endcavor to cut his boot away Several Annual Convention ot the Protestant Episcopal Chunk ot Iowa Maksiiaietown Iowa May The twentieth annual Convention of the Protestant Kcfiootal church of the Diocese of Iowa met to day in St Church in this place Right Rev Henry Lee presiding Tho representation of clergy and laity is large The reports submitted snow much progress ad interest in church work and the utinoet harmony prevails During the last year extensive improv ment kv been made in various portions the old Ninth Ward but those la and oa Eighteenth street are the most notable The importance and value of th main rower in that street aa a sanitary measure alone can not be overestimated The handsome new engine house between ort and Howard meets another great need especially as it is supplemented with the best of water facilities tor fire department usee a six inch main having been laid in the street and hy drants established The Hargreaves Manu facturing Company have acquired an ad ditional one hundred and fifty feet of ground and built a magnificent new brick warehouse 42 by 80 feet in size and three stories high fronting bn Eighteenth street The offices and shipping room are on the first floor the second story Is occupied as a sample room for mouldings in lengths and on the third floor are stored an immense number of frames ready packed for shipment The offices are handsomely finished in panels of solid black walnut and native and Hungarian ash A wide stoop extends across the entire front and there is to be a veranda ot the same size on a level with the second floor It is also the intention to stretch a wire cable from the factory to the warehouse upon which to transfer by means or huge baskets and a pulley arrangement the manufac tured goods thus obviating the difficulties now encountered in the slow pro cess of moving them in small quantities by hand The lumber of which the company have on the grounds an enormous quantity is piled so as to form streets twenty feet in width from Seventh to Eighteenth street All the smaller wooden buildings formerly on the grounds have given place to brick the grade has been raised about two iieet and the most complete system prevails through out the huge establishment KE1GNEI Alden Stockwell was rejorlel to iv have resigned the Presidency ol the Atlantic Jt Pacific Railroad OBITUARY Stanton one of the oldest bi' of the Stock Exchange and formerly the pattmr Daniel Drew died last evening cf pneumonia TRAIN SANK A sheriff's jury has decided Geo rancis Train sane and he will be released from cnstod to morrow THB INDUSTRIAL BXHIBIHON KILL The Industrial Exhibition blit has been amended anil passed by tee Senate by ay A' nays 7 The Assembly will probably concur in the amendments A Bride on the Great Western Krilway Burned Toronto Ont Slav The Great Wedtrn Kailway bridge at Oakville was destroyed by lire to day It is expected that a temporary brid for passengers will bo built withiu a week Tim 'asio uay informed byex Gov Jewell of iu iBiiea of the appointment aa Minister to Russia THE REVENUE Cl'TTU The steamer Perry Las been placed in com mission for duty on Lake Erie POSTAL CARDS The Postoflice Department to day suspended the printing of postal cants for the reason that the cardboard submitted was not eqnal to the contract requirements The defects of and delay in the issue of postal cards are entirely the fault of the contractors who bad not provided facilities for their manufacture THE 1 UHL1C DEBT The present opinion at the Treasury Depart ment is that the reduction of the public debt for May will be small owing to the large expendi tures Early yesterday morning an accident hap pened at the Marine Hospital which will probably result in the death of a laboring man named Grinke a resident of the Tenth Ward Workmen were engaged In construct ing a chimney on the supply house which towers up about seventy feet and Grinke had reached the scaffold along the eaves with a hod of brick when the structure gave way and let him down He turned over three times while descending and struck on bis back on a mass of dirt and brickbats Dr Bradley was called and after a lew minutes he restored Grinke to consciousness but found him so badly hurt that recovery is not expected A raud The Grand Rapids Eagle of Wednesday says young fellew who said bis name was Robbins appeared ih the city Monday and pretended to be a traveling agent for McKes son A Roberts wholesale druggists in New York City His story was plaus ible and his manner smooth and in sinuating and he took orders from nearly all the druggists in the city1 for goods to bo sent on by this firm He also pretended to buy liberally of some of our manufacturing druggists He was able be cause connected with so large a house to sell goods at very low figures Some off their guard against impostors not only gave him large orders but paid some one firm paid aa high as floO ip advance started fer night he said and it was found after he had left the city that he is a dead beat a first elms fraud Tbe authorities were telegraphed to arrest him and if he is caught he will be brought back to his customers again and get a lew more instructions about those' The impostor was in this city two days and was spotted by the uuuwuuui ii ne returns he will be apt to see the inside of the Central Station May 29th Samuel Watkins second cMt or John and Elisabeth rmai aged years a months oi i oneral perealter Cloudy twenty four hours Thk Opera Last evening wit nessed a very marked improvement over the attendance of previous nights this week which was only recently dramatized and that expressly for Mrs Ma cauley was presented with strength of the excellent Mrs Macauley appearing 13 and menagerie the latter aaid taeentain many of the rarest specimens in the animal creation laejndiag a rhinaceroe of the hugest propor tions An original conception of th idealis tic Dan la exemplified in a comic lecture upea th tniaing of animals in theeooTOeof which the rhinoceros elephant zebra eameiaafi sacred cow appear all together in th ring Of th arentc performances our eorchaage have written tn tbe highest terms and Bine the formation bf the company two Parisian artists of the highest' repute Monsieur and Madame Loyal have been added Ot the ea listhenic teats tbe Nelson family ths Cleve land Uerohl contained th following indorse ment But for' artistic akill dexterity grace and classic gymnastics eommand us to tbe Nelson family Theirs is a performance exquisitely chaste and beautiful that the spectator regrets Us i The following is the line of proeroelon: orming upon the lot on Grand River avenue the route will embrace Henry street to Wood ward avenue Woodward avenue to the City Hall up Gratiot street to Antoine irom Antoine street to Jefferson avenue from Jefferson avenue to Third street from Third street to ort street thence to Griswold to Larned street from Larned to Woodward avenue into Michigan avenue to Third street and thence back to tbe plaoe of exhi bition Very dry for sale at foot of Ri vard st A ROS CO Vatal AseWsat Attempted Barglary An accident occurred here on the Michigan Central Railroad Thursday forenoon in which a fireman of the name of Henry Jenk inson lost his life He had gone behind the engine to couple on the train and in some way was caught between the bumpers ol the ear and the tender of the engine mangling him terribly He lived but half an hour after the accident Hewroaalngle man Two burglar attempted to enter the store of Cronin Jr Wednesday night but were frustrated in their design by a young man who Bleeps In the store They bored some holes in the back door and had nearly ef fected an entrance when he awoke He went to the door where they were at work and fired two shots at them through tbe door which caused them to leave suddenly' Evi dently one of them was struck but not wounded sufficiently to prevent hia escap ing A3SiqiHTS BROOKS mrri I nx Alptf 16 Moffat Building Milan May 29 The funeral of Oount Men soui took place hero to day The city was draped in mourning in respect to the memory of the dss UnKHtancd poet Prince Hibtrt heir apparent to the Italian throne ami or cx Ginx of Spain were arnung the pall bearers ully 10OG00 gathered on ihe atreeto to witness the funeral procession Horrible Case of Suffocation Columbus May A most horrible case of suffocation occurred here early this icomine A colored man named Van Brown was in digging a vault close bv an old vault that was tilled to overflowing with filth of every descrip tions About midnight ihe new vault pleted and while opening a connection so a to allow the contents of the old one to empty in: the new one suddenly ths partition wav precipitating a huge mas of fith on to suffocating him almost instantlv Aa ristiU ia call for help was answered bya'yonng white man named Jacob Jasper who arose from bod and harried to the place Thinking to save Crown be sprang into the vault and grasped but before he could be rescued was also tffbcatcd line iieusvtotr a uuy ut years uau i oi me Regents i jumeus lb is a itevfiuuvn was auopteu TO Hun id tf uiy auu to invite phyUctoiM io attend Sale Elizabeth Van Dyke pLlll Whitcher A Boss A Oo all Steamer SL Joseph Joists A Rosa A Go Ps' Elliott's doth House Plank A Roas A Co ac orbes A Son A KOBS VO K'yjcbt Elliott Brother gene isle Ico Co f' Buckley A Co hol urniture at Chas boas A Roes A Co A Roes A Co ecoutl Daya Proceeding oy ja (tonal AgrteuMnral Congreas IN Xfaw Ofl rrx x': cultural Congress met thls mSroi at the on Agricult nral Colleges re ported tor adoption a resolution approving and the eJfortl now being made to luonal aid from Congress for colleges estab nshod tn consequence of tbe land grait of 1852 put an adverse minority report being offered af ter discussion tho reports were laid on the table for further action The Committee on Miscellaneous Business re ported the following resolutions which were re jected by a large majority JfesoleeL That all efforts on the part of organ ization of any class to increase or decrease tbe value of labor or the produce of labor are per nicious io their influence and against the inter ests ot farmers Jirtolvrd That tho eight hour law passel by Congress and now applied to labor performed for the government unwise unjust and a du tarbing element in the management of tha inie whole countryTSnd te I peaicu i TJjS Committee on Transportation made a lengthy report which after considerable sicnwasreterred back to tte romtnitUoto modified and reported again to morrovv At six clock tbe Congress adjourned A Convention of Writing Paper Maa Caoturors The United Association met in TSJ wk wth haired JctS: Hie will then go on full time A Berlin cor respondent of the New York World comments at length upon the disad vantage which Americans are made to suffer by the lact that they are represented by a Minister who Ignores them altogether or snubs or insults them when he is sunrised to find them in the same society as himself He has so well established this reputation that many ot our best Americans pass through Berlin or live in it for years without even call ing upon him and many avoid it entirely on his account Long since he should have been recalled it only for the gross scandal he cre ated by hia persecution of one of our most respected and wealthy families who had dare! commit the indiscretion cf being pre sented at court by the wife of the English Ambassador They bad repeatedly appealed to Bancroft for this honor and finally ac cepted gratefully from another legation a le gitimate favor their own had denied them At the following court entertainment Ban croft made his disapprobation of their pres ence so apparent as to attract tbe attention of the chamberlains who from rep resentations felt compelled to request these ladies to leave the palace To defend bis own cose he was obliged to make the worst out of theirs He was so very violent in his assertion of their unfit ness to be there that mar present naturally conceived the most prejudicial opinions ot these characters which were entirely as unexceptionable as their manners ap pearance and dress This matter has been frequently discussed by persons who were present on the occasion and never but with one opinion as to the part the American Minister played in it This very disgraceful circumstance Is said to have contributed greatly towards confirming his unpopularity at court where being utterly unnoticed but in the merest official way be is the more asxious that no one else should receive a more gracious recognition there than himself No ether explanation is given ot tLe arrogant tone that both he and John Jay take in per mitting no Americans but themselves to ap proach the imperial precincts PROBABLS CHANGE or 1 OLICK COMMIS SIONERS Nw Yobk May Oliver Charliek ilent Of the Long Island Railroad it is Kemi ofii cially announced will retire in a short time frvni tbe Board of Police Commissioners Mr Char lick prefers his rulroad and Iong Islam! nabsr than municipal honors He is talked of as likely to anoceed James O'Brien in tbe elate Senate JAT GOULD AG AIN AT WORK Jav Gould is Slid to lie about leaving this city for the East to participate the election of direc tors of the Chicago A Northwestern Railroad Company The bulk of stock is said to be held by Jay Gould Horace Clark Augustus Schell and allies BEA1TKARNCE THS HOUSE DISEASE The horse disease which visited this vicinity last fall has reappeared in the stables cf the Conev Island car lice Brooklyn Seventy horses are now sick and there have been two fatal The horse disease has reached the Brooklyn Citv Railroad and fears exist that the disease will again become general in that city THE STOLEN BONUS The $20000 tn bonds found in the package thrown awav bv Bradr and registered in tho name of Amasa stone are believed have been stolen from some bank in Ohio A Thomson cashier of the Port Jarvis National Bank has informed Inspector Dilks that he believe! the other bonds were stolen from Ids bank Col Whitley has $15000 worth oi bon is supposed to have been stolen from the Gleun's all ink and found with two men arrested souaa umo VANITY AIR MATINEE AT 2 O'CLOCK icening at 8 o'clock OLI VER 1STats reserved at mySO lt kt 1CE Those families wbo are using JP 'IV MISCELLANEOUS rj'll ijfiovs COAbT PILOT oil THE UPPER LAKES On both shores from AG) TO BUALO Trotting at Iroipect Park The following is the re iaSyth0 1 at ieetwooil to day lor a purse Topsy to harness i i 2 i Mercer to wagon i i i i Time 9:33 werts 8old to nijht on the trot to take place to morrow at Prospect Park Hie prices be ing Gazelle 100 ullerton 60 be steady men In to join exuloring parties oa north shore puke Superior or tcims etc apply to Aa he: Si SETT ranklin House corner Bates Ui jsrned street my24 lf A day or two ago a young man named red HaaUnga who boarda on Macomb street and who was formerly a corporal in tbe Sixth Michigan Cavalry received a letter from Staunton Virginia from an ex Uon federate soldier which revives an old inci dent painful to the mind of every Michigan cavalryman who was with Sheridan when that General pursued the Confederates after the battle of Gettysburg Th soldier who signs himself William Homer writes that he obtained address from a young lady visiting friends at Staunton and knowing that he was an ex member of the cavalry brigade asks him It he knows anything the family of CapL Royee a Michigan officer who was killed at alling Waters Homer writes that the gold watch and chain taken from Royce is in the hands of a farmer near Staunton and can probably be had by tbe payment of a small sum Hastings has already answered the letter and if the possessor of the watch will part with it the relic will come home and be handed over to the relatives There were at least a hundred eye witnesses to the murder tor it was nothing less Lee had made great haste back to the Potomac and whau troops had naached' alling Wataaily a ford across the river most ofthe attd Ito iflirts had crossed Some five or six thousand Confed erate Infantry were stationed behind rude earthworks hastily constructed to cover the ford and a fight began as soon as the cavalry came In sight An earthwork behind which five or six hundred Confederates were posted loisted a white flag and when two companies of cavalry rode down to receive the surrender they were met by a fire which nearly emptied half the saddles The Michigan brigade with other troops were then dismounted and led into the wood to attack the left flank Every foot of ground was vigorously contested and when the Confederates had been forced back to tbe edge a glade about twenty rods long Dy five wide they held the ground until their dead bodies lay piled up in heaps Portions of the irst Sixth and Seventh Michigan Cavalry were in front of this glade and when tbe Confede rates finally fell back Captain Royce led the Wolverines as they charged across the glade He was strack in the ankle by a ball and be hobbled to a large stone and sat down Tbe men passed on but struck two regiments of Confederate infantry posted along a fence and received such a galling fire that they fell back was had Ing of his men wanted to help him across the glade into tbe woods but he told them to go on and he would take care of himself An advance of the enemy drove the ederate across the glade where they took a new stand and Royce was between two fires Three hundred men were within pistol shot of him when a tall ragged rebel dashed out of the woods revolver in hand and as he reached the Captain he fired three bulletr into his head He had grasped the captain's watch nd chain when he was fair ly riddled with bullets and during the charge ot tbe Confederates eoma of them took the watch from his stitl' lingers Royce was a general favorite with the sol diets of his regiment and brigade and his death made fiends of the men Without leaders or encouragement they charged in a body drove the Confederates pell mell and not a prisoner was taken nor could a wound ed Confederate be found on tbe field which Oyeri Every gray was charge across tbe glade a member of the Sixth who Is now living In Sanilac County was taken prisoner In the hurry and ex citement lie was allowed to retain Ma and that he might not be killed by the bullets of his own companions he was told to get down into the dry bed of a ereek He was there when the next charge came and was left behind After the fight he turned over four different Confederates whom he had shot in the back as they ran past toward the ford Hardly an incident of those dark and bloody days can bo called up without having something bitter in it for one side or the other and it is bovs in blue and shoock hands and agreed to bury the past as they buried the dead heroes oP the hard fought battles Mauy articles captured by Michigan soldiers have been sent ba to their Southern owners and if the relic of a brave officer and a good citizen is returned to those who loved him it will do much to soften tbe spirit which was aroused by the circumstances of his death Miscellaneous Telegrams The New York Tribune airises that $15000 or $20 W0 be collected In that citv to assist in plac ing beyond the possibility of want the widow ot Gen Canby who died penniless The horse Startle was driven to a wagon on leetwood course on Wednesday and male the first quarter in 84q seconds the svto quar ter in 33 second making tac hall mile in 1 ni7n ule and tX' seconds tbe fastest half mile eu i trotted to a road wagon by any horse except Dexter There were numerous accidents at tbe Derby race at Epsom Wednesday caused by the run ning away of hores the falling of stands and the pressure of the crowd Three iiersone were killed and several seriously injured Disturbances occurred a few ilavs sinc en the Spanish frigates ctoria and Altransa 1 ut tm leaders being arrested order was rcGoied The ninety fourth anniversary cf the birth ot loore the great lush poet was celebrate at bt Lotus Wednesdav night by a grand tainment in Liorarv Hill The Missouri Pen! tentiarv has been tease fj teu years to Messrs Perry Young Willis About fifty Missouri editors IcitS lKuis Wed nesday morning oa an excursJbn trip to Ch cago The American Medical College of ilissouri was chartered in SL Louis Wednesday Geo IL Pendleton arrived on liursday at New ork from Euroe Judge Seymour was on Thurs liv elected Chief Justice of Connecticut to succeed Just ice Butler resigned and Judge Jehu Park was elected to succeed udge Seymour Mrs Mary Louise Neilson daughter of the late James Brooks died in New York on Wed nesday John Hickman ex member of Congress is dangerously ill at Westchester Pennsylvania There is but liitle hope of his recovery The Ma sachusetts lloiite has passed a bill which approiinaics for the completion an' requests tbe Governo and Council to report the most favorable us of the tunnel to the next General Court heffiin May Cincinnati musical festival will be Co'umbns Ohio hss issued a proclamation directing owners of i restauranta where or spintous liquors soda water lemonade eom'ec nonqry or uastery sre sold to hereafter itesiit irom Ina sale ot tLece articles on undavs tiudcp heavy penalties Theep a Ca'hollo pi i st of Sr i ter eki Ohio Wits killed by being throw a from it baggy while hurau was rudinnx awav The national holldav Decoration Day ill be appropriately observed at ihe Homa at Da ioa A yoan non of Joseph Bester cf Payton Ohio was instantly killed Thursday moriaiig by toinj imqtw with heavy KadeqXlray 41NE HSj 38NW sk" 3SiNW to KE 74 SE 5iW 69 SW 71 SE 51 NW 62SW 54 SE 53jN 53ISW 43 NE 77 At the annual dinner last evening of the Royal Literary und over which Gladstone presided the Lord Bishop of Derry and Rappuor pro posed literature of the United The sentiment was warmly reenved and Mr Lathrop Motley who was one of the guests eloquently replied He eai he regarded the lit erary men cf noth countries as fellow citizens of a great English sneaking republic no 2 Special dispatch to the New York World London May 9 Charles Bradlaugh your special Commissioner to Spain returning from Madrid has been seized by tbe Oarliste His life is in great peril MARINE Liverpool May 29 Tho steamships Anglia trom New York Moravian from Baltimore and North American from Quebec have arrived ouL riso or one or two years the residence I of William Bid lie Esq on Grease tele consisting of house barn a'able five acres ol garden ice house and appurtenances Apply to SIDNEY MILLER over savings Bank fnv27 tf OR SALE piR SALE BJS0 Wyandotte Agricultural Works guar I anteel stock 5 per cent payable every March and September b( i Hvle Park Chicago Gas Works lmn13 5 per cent pavable every' April and Oct Kdre Detroit Car 'Company's stock pays from I 3 ier cent to per cent every 3 months rt Weber urniture Company stock ht) of 1'orr Huron 7 per cenL railroad aid Lends KK6 Eaton County 10 per cent railroad aid lionds E2 Port Burwell Harbor 6 per cent gold boilllfi Port Burwell Harbor stock list a variety of other bonds ami stocks Ap Gat A IVES SON'S iri tt Bankers Cm C'untv waa badly injured in tho saw mill ot Itifenberg few days since tiis leg baring been caught between the divider and the nead block and badly Crushed and lacerated James Jietherly Canadian from Port Dover died suddenly at the Valley City House Saginaw on the 24th iust A jury returned a verdict of death from apoplexy A burglar entered the grocery store of Green of Port Huron ou the night ot the 22d tost stole two boxes of cigars about six worth of fishing tackle and a quantity of confectionery There is no clue to the thief A postoffice to be known as Gurney has bee established in Mason Countv Ait old' man named John Gleason who Kept a boarding house at the Keystone miue Marquette died suddenly recently A jury rendered a verdict of death from an unknown cause On the 17 th ic an unoccupied house in Marquette was di cover in flames The house was owned by A Burt and was entirely destroy ed Loss about $Gj0 in sured for 83W There are seven new Iron mines shipping ore this season from the vianity of Isbpe mi ng Marquette County all of which produce specular ore rich and in large quantities The first coal was taken from tbe Owosso coal mine on tbe 24th iesL The miners are now at work in the upper layer of coal about forty feet below the sui Lp It is pro posed to dig no more coal than is needed to ran the eugino the Intention Ixung to bring out enough of the fire clay to thoroughly test it and introduce it in the markets of the country the hill company the role of Becky and Mr Macauley in that of Rawden The audience was quite a literary one in its make up professionals and others of well cultiva ted tastes being conspicuously numerous The play was a delightful tret of itself and the admirable manner in which it was presented it additional worth The of Hrs Mi cauicy was artistic to that degree YfheTP acting secpis reality and the fact that she wm called out at the end of the first third and fourth acts was unmistakable evidence ot appreciation The Cspt of Mr Moeauley was also another proof of that gen fine talents and the audieiijp paid him repeated and vye'' unnerved acknowledge teenis The entire support was of a high or der and5 as the piece demaprfs nusuaj stre'pgth in tbj ttnor pliarqcierj tko com pan that plays it well mustot necessity boa good one Such A Company is Manager Maeau hud the people of Detroitmould look to it that they do not lack encouragement will be ri? peated this evening apd if the Qpera Hove? no 5 lied it Wili'not be tor want ot a first class attraction Te night is also the occasion of Mrs Macauley 'a benefit and her numerous friends in this city will find it an excellent opportunity to manifoxt ther regard for her aa well as to afford themselves aq evening of rare pleasure Dan Great Thia morning the are to be treated to another free exhibition iu the shape of a grand parade by the Dan Rice combination which will be leJ by Spalding bnff team qf forty hows mprose pjaUned ta bo the largest elephant in the country and two pf the smallest of their kind wiM alao form part of the outside show In the aflwnwon the pub lic will have a touch of th quality ol tbe ex hibition which consists of a museum' Application was made JuJre lavis to dar for the iMstponement of ihe trial oi'TwedtJ October bael on HiUdaviLa of John Graham's illness lhe motion was opposed the District Attorney and Mr Peckham an 1 decieion re served THE In Inrsoir case ude aacker to lay nied a motion to set ide the iudmeu: leare to renew after the Court App ah has passed upon the appeal where the case tins been taken by the people HAIL REIH CElS Bail in tho case of atephen KngUsh olkor ot the Insurance Times has been reduced ttmu 520 0u to $2000 A PO? TO ICE ROBRElt The at Lynden New Jerpov rrn robbed Tuesday nght of all the mail 'man including money order letters oontainirt The Work waa dune by burglars who bcw pen the safe POSTPONED The trial of Jwhnnv the Greek the lealm thief of the county bad to be postponed to day in consequence of the absence of witnesses aential to his successful urosecution A MV8TE1UQUS CA8E Richard Kent manufacturer of thrirrical geode clt this city lor Chicago on the 14th irst Intending to be absent two weeks On Tuesday a dispatch was receivefl annonne ng his death iii Chicago from small pox and the sender Benedict promising particulars by mail The family of Kent caused an inquiry to be made and have come to the conclusion that he was not lowed to leave this city and the telegram wn only Intended to mislead nt had corisdderabtu moDev when he started tor Chicago THK NEW YOEK ANU IHtOUKLYN BRIDGK HIKE In the Assemble this evening the corfcrevra committee on the New Yotk arid Bruoklvn Bridge bill reported an agreement upon ao amended hill The report was agreed to Th amended bill loaves it optional wiui he rr cities whether the company will assume all th a stock secures additional direction to the cities iu teOuira VI work and give to Common Coun eJs the coniinnation of ail appointments which ere to tc matin by the Minors in all the stock is Aeunircd Quarterly reports are to be SeuWia111 mcelillii3 areopei ta EARLV CLOSING The Gold Exchange W1i dailv at 3 uQnng the month of Julv Xiuim nl September ARRIVED The steamer Oolilorma from Gla5I ov Las arrived Wayne Circuit Henry Hlntermate ter Daniel Campau Continued City of Detroit vs Henry Weber et al Two weeks allowed to settle bill of exceptions John Cooper administrator vs Robert McKin ney et aL Judgment tor plaintiff for SUIT 77 Peter Schatziein vs Bertha Schatxlein In chancery fee and alimony allowed Henry Kimberly vt A Gardner et at In chancery Leave granted to file amended bill on condition that witnesses be examined inopen court Daniel Campan vs Traub et al Judg ment for defendant Celia Laderoot vs Peter Greiner Judgment of non suit Charles Clark vs Susan Darling In tman eery Order for appearance i In the matter of tfie petition of Adbfphus Robinson to be discharge I from the Hoose oi Correction Argued and submitted I John Jacob vs Augustus Bergee et al Garnishee allowed $so for making dlacloaqr Polich Ooubt James Scott and: Robert Worden simple larceny discharged i Central Cou Mary Lute drunk sent up three mouths Marr Connor drank sent up four months John Wesley lraak sent up thirty days Miner Lameron drunk lined? yfi Prices! to Suit thh One Button Kid Gloves 60c Two Button Kid Gloves T5c Corsets foe Ladles Silk Ties in all Cclors Me Ths above goods and prices can be found at the New York Cheap Store 146 Woodward are At Gito Pbck Dress Linens new shades Dress Silks very cheap Dressmaking latest styles Dress Buttons new shades Dress Cambrics choice patterns Dress Goods new shades Dress Lawns Organdies Swiss Victoria Bishop and Nainsook' Read Da advertisement in ano her column headed Private Matters WAR liaPARTMKNT 1 OVICZ CHIE SIGSTAP OICER I Washinqton OMay 29 i mJ or the Northwest and pner lakes and thence to Missouri ipvii noy tiicaBtcrJ anfl Boutbcsstly win cloudv weather and rain or the Gulf and South Atlantic States and northeasterly winds cloudy rain or the Middle Suites and lower lakes north westerly and northeasterly winds failin temperature higher barometer partly and rreastnely cloijuv weather and rlj or New England and Canada southwesterly and northwesterly winds rising baromdier £iear ana cooler Cautionary slgnaU arc qrdea fpr Rotehoven the jeweler has at length secured possession of the store which he advertised to move into weeks ago and it will lie fitted up so that he will change quar ters thelOlh of June In the meantime bp adyertiseg btrgaj ns'in ewaUy Saw the A team being driven by a boy named Cols saw the elephant as the cjrciis procession was paraqing arounc yesterday 'ind tjey rjn aw5y apd the wagon Dole was thrown out and badly bruised The United Brethren Daytun May The Conference after apendiDg an agreeable and pleasant afternoon at the Home returned at o'clock and at lor a The evening session was aerateM rciqark upon the business transacted bv thia session returning thanks etc The committee that was appointed for the pur pose of stationing the Pishons submitted thete jiteces each Bishop in a new field in tho following order: Esh District Edwards Cino Dtetriet Rev Weaver East MississipiH District Kev Dickson West Mis sissippi District Rev Glosbrenner The i'oi ference then de irtefi to held their next General Conference at Westfield Illinois to be gin the second Thursday of May 1SJ4 tion an at tla Conference adjourned sine Bor About four yester day afternoon a boy named Gordon whose father is a lake captain climbed upoq a stick of timber which wm being drawn along Woodward avenuo near Bproat street and in some way lost his hold and fell under one of the wheels of the wagon to be killed In an In stant The wheel passed directly over hte head crushing in hte skull and mangling the face in a terrible manner The father whois away on a voyage was telegraphed to Cor oner Griffin held the Inquest Circuit Court Casks The following is the assignment of cases to be tried by the jury at the May term of the Circuit Court May 29 9 10 60 May 2ft 30 41 May 31 31 34 40 US June 77 84 123 June Jc 52 June 4 15 79 133 117 uno 76 78 126 June 21 28 7J 117 Willson vs June 31 57 5 June 9 16 17 18te6i 87 ill 107 June 20 rt 24 47 74 So June 3ft 43 I I 3 aJUD8 12 12 IS? June Camb a Long Way for A dealer on Michigan avenue whose name is familiar to reaaer of Tub kkb Press by reason of his persistent advertising ap whose business iu oonsequence he is free to confess bas quadrupted within a year lately advertised some gloves slavery iftsv prif( A storekeeper Mlanisxb oUserring the bargain to Detroit and offered to buy up the entire lot A Constitution! Amendment Mltlnt Hartford the Capital A itTOR i May Iu tbe Lower House of me Legislature to day a constitutional amend ment providing tor one capital and that to be at Hartford passed 186 to 2 Tbe amendment now goes to tbe people tor indorsement The Congregational Publishing and American Educational Societies Boston May 29 At the annual meeting of the Congregational Puolishiag Society to day the report was lead show teg the cash receipts to have been $112229 cash balance on hand May 1st $69 5 The Society has received ior needy schools $12223 and given away $12836 850 towns and localities al! over the country and a tew in toreign countries 1 he financial report of the American Ednca Bhows the receipts to have been $3333 which with the balance of $4401 at the beginning of the year has ma le the total availte There have been ex endell hundred and sixty live young in A Contested Election Case In New Hampshire Decided An eabonte opinionII the or the Supreme Court7't tOT Straw to the effect that wnen town clerks record and return votes kccordinff to tho count and declaration the Governori sYounc are authorised to require tho clerk to amend his record and correct the eiror'n tte count This opinion of the judges will elect Austin Pike of ranklin to Congress lor the Second District 29901 13005 52NK t'JOOS! SO 8 BUekntv Quite a serious aeoident occurred in thia Village Wednesday afternoon While Mr William Placeway an old and respected r8j dent was taking down soma Move pipe at whihhaCUr the step ladder down among tffe pews striking with such force as to cut a deepandrmufor him insensible A surgeon SSJ23 dressed the wound and the patient ia now doing welL year Dental Vulcanite Company and Joclan Baomb A fee tf five dollars enables any dentist to bsemne a member and shall pledge hia wordrjMnor that he will not eo long as he Sfephli be a member tf thia Association either directly or Indirectly pay or con tetlMte money or other valuable thing by of royalty on eaid patent or taae out or receive a license for the use of said patent or in any way countenance or reengnizeUie right legality or justice of said patent on any claim under or therefor very member shall be liable for all assess ments mad against him for or on account of OMHisel fees and expenditures in the defense tf any action brought to enforce said Cnm patent against any member of this As odotion Kvery member in good standing ehall be entitled to protection when proceeded against (tn thio State) for a violation of patent upon making hte caae known to the counselor thio Association The meeting was large and enthusiastic and a considerable sum of money was raised by subscription tor the purposes aforesaid The Richmond Duel Mother It is stated of the venerable mother of Mc Carty that th firat of her intention to call Mordecai to account That on his suggestion as he lay sick from the beatief? received from Mordecai that pos aibiy his friends might refuse to bear hte message to his opponent she said of good cheer my eon ii they refuse carry it As is known Col Tabb being sent for readily consented to act It is said I know not with how much truth that this Spartan mother was not far from the field when the combat took place At any rate at bxy of her son arrived ni rlit the anxilf16 hoir that fatal riday Hte themte nti hlm venience neeessarto as had happened onungency A Champtona(itp Game Between Cbmy and Bessunger at Chleago The rench man Badly Beaten Ma? Tbe flrat of a Series of rVx1 biHiartie between rancois rench expert anti John Lbicago took place this evening 1 Anp'lhtat'r in presence of over 81W Th was lor $250 a side 4 0 points np three ball caroms receiving the odds of a discoun Rockafellow acted ns referee Tom olev iimpire lor Ubassy and Geo Morris umpire foi Bessunger The opinion bef rn the match was quite equally divided and betting was eten started out rather tamelv oa the part who nuder a cloud for a time Hu opponent mayed strong and well deyeloicng a mot perplexuia system of' while bssacy al waj a pjayeu for a count with no reference to safety The latter unuie his flm good ran of his twelfth inning which ocemrod Bessun gcr followed wh a trim of to reducing mic cPI'jmena snore almost to nothing nineteenth inuiim When i lo string showed HI for Bessunger and ft lor bassy Nothing further of interest rimV lwnty third inning when 1 un Ol 38 by Besaunger placed him a Iona Wav ahead Ubaasy now began tc aline that he uOtaWay with knt failed to improve opportunities and saw Bessunger airubas Kg a pohnXwX the play was light on both 02 if? Bessunger accomplished a run or 5 in? on an eaav shot th so ud 304 Ubaacv 0 standing BeAuDffer effort reochiiiAn idrOi a strong 7 un prove hia chncaa na waa likf lv tn m'ihn U1 "etonnd fatanWozeX to the whtp and missed on the lay off as he had next VUt he KOt is re venae in the when le accumulated a run ol 64 over halt which were made bvdeli cate nursing of the balls along the let" hami rH Bessunger now snowed a InUc nervousness mis sing an easy shot bnt leavmg hte in imnesiibm break Buns of 15 and the mnings carried Ubassy past his first Lll llre' sc'ire standing 320 tol ft Just af ter this a shor in(3rraisvio occurred both nir ties retuing for a tew minutes When re turned Beasnnger took the bails and by a (Suite nanon of delicate touches flne running perb position pHy he put logethe? thf rem rkl able run of 75 leaving him but two to go: TT'ia achievement was greet e1 with lors 2nd tinned applause each shot being ihe vociferous dcaionslrati' and tvhin080" and passed the cr wild with delight Ubgsey toVerer bussed and then in his game thug Inn of the most brilliant and notable of billiard matches The general inirmfinimi mcl glme with 75 Mtal BiuXesXn United Presbyterian Asecmbly The United Presby terian met two Education was pre sented Aid has been given to fortv six vounr men who are under the tjare of different Presbyteries Amraoiizl the PrmbteJ? ot West Missoni i on tl sibtehuient of perl manent delegate unu waa referred a was on the of toreign microns Home missions and lor lle special order 30 30 2988 3015 3007 3030 Min 3034 3026 3003 3010 to resist of everv aad all persons upon us or is fir roy alty profit or percentage bv of ustng what is called tho Cvaiariug it for Battle Creek A meeting of business men was held Wed nesday to take into consideration tbe matter of arnitelmg AK Seventh Day Adventists In erecting a denomiuMivui nuq school tbe same as projected at tbe General Conference meeting of Adventists at this place tbis spring It Is proposed to purchase the fair grounds and remove thither the Health Institute and to build the school buildings on tbe same ground Elder James White the chief leader of tbe sect has interest in tderan JiPQh citizens as feel an meetihg above referrad to he An KastSagiuaw Shingle MiU Blown seven to negotiate with the Adventists was to plce 'fhe coffitelttee consists of to nce Itti Kingman Eldred I n' S' Peavey TWO PKItSOM K1UKD ANU TEN to be conducted WOUNQED with the Adventist teachings ana twia LI providing a common school education will young men opportunities to prepare A Complete List ot the Casualties themselves to become ministers in the faith I Mr Andrew Holtom eldest son of the 'i I Daniel Holtom died suddenly at his Special Dispatch to Tbe Detroltree Press effects of fioui lhe iT Gmiw oo encts or a kick Irom a horse received a year BAST SAWN AW May 29 He arose In the morning did his chores This morning at a quarte past nine the when he was seized with a pain and died in three boilers in ihingle mill on I an hour" Mr was much esteemed the river near the lint A fere Marquette I or character and was widely known Railroad depot exploded wfc tremendous force making a complete wre of the mill I fop ProfesBora Two pieces of the boilers wigttiag about Michigan Homeopathic Medical Jnsti a thousand pounds were town neor'T tute met at Lansing Tuesday afternoon boek away while another laler weighing Dr President Dr about three tons was thrown distance of a covey Secretary Drs Bailer hundred feet Melson and IL Elite were appointed a THK CASUALTIR Committee on Resolutions The following Is a full list ojhe casualties Drs Drake of Detroit II Steven Butler foreman wasplled outright son of Lowell and Biloy jr' were and horribly mangled He lives a family I American Institute I Resolutions were adoDtcd I nPPyn utwieprofp soiliipa au'bor iod He can I Hpidii and Joseph Hooper of Bay Ciiv lies Id Ellis and Covty were ap pointed a committee to wait on the meeting nt th PnivoMfa meet in De bomeppqthic A larg number tfproit dutteta throughout tbe State asset morale at the oflte tf EL Cole in this city aad were causa to A RobUtso of Jackaou officers were elected i zy A Bqbii jaokson Dr A lv MetoaltlUuaaaoo pr A Dewev ntiac The following are extracts tutioa and by laws as The object ol tbe Arnoci i by tf lawful measures tbe i tfty profit or percentage by TiloaCbarth Couerence May 2a' Th0 Jtaltiiore and Philadelphia Conterenea ct the Alrican Mttho Episcopal Zion thnreh ia America colored in tins city The action or tbe Gen erl Cnnterenco in consolidation tbe Baltirno ana Philadelphia Conferences was indorsed Taa annual address was delivered by Bishop iioore Baptist General A Siota4ion off Virginia sS jsSnSKS proceedings were opened witlT nrmJTy Rev ifIhSAte' survivor of the originators fifty years ago T'w ot tbe organization Rer at Ourry I resident made an able address from the Committee on Me reported about S22000u collected of contributed in Virginia th ousand dollars have yet to be raised to complete the memorial fund Over 817 OQO were Bubs'nbed on the spot were A delegate meeting et the Board of Missions ot the Protestant Episco pal Churqh will be held Pdlt benateg June blti and at Vpiutl Adnan Ann Arbor Coldwater Marshal I Jackson Kalamazoo Lansing Grand Rtplds and Hastings from ths 10th to the jth distinguished ejergytpen delegates sre ex pected tq ia present Chilly People who wore linen coats out yesterday noon were glad to exchange them at tea lime for something heavier the wind blowing so cold from the northwest that a tire was not uncomfortable The oldest In habitant predicted a Ijst tB4fiUt It Up wind wetet um'nM piti Up The amount of the late Henry defalcation as pension r21 paid yesterday by the bondsmen hte head badly cut and thought be cannot live Dan Guldan was hurt bedlyud had both limbs broken Central Mcbin Medical Association Charles Clsrk had hi! face and The Ingham County edical Association hand badly cut Walter Claoff foreman hffeafter fo be nown as the Central Michi John Ross and Harrison L4s were badly gan Medical seoIation ipet by previous an cut and brqlscd Wm Buchan wu severer I pqintmeqt qt the yity Council Lsn ly scalded rank Munsaiad his face ang Wednesday morning a eonntution scalded Brown ana hte at were blown and by laws were adopted and the following from the roof to the ground tf somewhat gentlemen were re elected aa officers for the injured but not severely next year th loss GSXO Ranney of Lansinir The mill was worth $2J00Jd is damaged teSSTLaceSk to the extent of 12000 or $000 Being shank rPvfc insured only against fire th i a total loss I SUy delivered an address and falls very heavily on Mr rvens T19 vAOfcross of Medical The cause of the disaster fat definitely I known at present but the pi ling opinion Uchoolcroft is that it was low water in t': tiers These I uteePkant ota oj foe early settlers ol were made at works his city the I tony years a resident here iron being from Wyandotte I fUeff suddenly on the 27th insL aged seventy Uae of the injureuu has since WM a strict temperance man hav died I 5 to foe first temperance society I I Orfianlae'i Ifi te State Having a present! I Hent detfh ffe ordered tombstones for Bute 1 et himself and wife seme two weeks since and Special Dispatch to Ths 7 Cress I direction tq hte burial May 2ff I A Burgess a child four yeara of A man named John UiRmieqHte? by trade left bls home foUly en the time her clothes caught fire and ah JOlh inst A had been drtig hard for screaming from the house mother met tome time and was acting vitrangsly hia the flames failure to return occasion! tonriikrable fromhe kneeS to tc alarm and it was surmised tike had com ol aeL mitted suicide The conjee' tiro veri oafmoI lisa Hniv WH ffoLllH lhA riAr near Delta eventog a impan neiedwhiv yeruiiat the de teased committed suitfdfi laboring under a fit of tleiii trenteille leaves a wise and two children Marshall Special Dispatch to the DetroitiPreaa tRL J4y to Gifford was elected cbairmi of the first rat elected iq eighteen yeaja Aetlon ot tlze Massachusetts Lalror former 2t Labor Convention im session here as vote that a vufiveution of the Labor Reienu uartv be bl at August 31 1573 to nominate a complete State ticket and candidates to the Senate et Massachusetts trom lhe different di tnets President Jones made a lew rema kv characterizing the two parties at present in the country as the party of the pest and the partv ot spoil" Tlie Labor party as tbe salvation oi tlie wotktngmen and would succeed if its members atten Th8 Convvntion was rather HewaiP of Bogus Goods bearing no name cfcuctlrvr LjBoafte A Roes Co rTvl A Roes Co A Ross Co I Warrants Bonds Coin Gold Silver serp Revenue Stamps Preston A Oo and Deaths on Second Page bj Mutual Gas Light Company IL Mrs Rachel Macauley Situation by Man and Wife bpl Situation by a irst Class Cook 1 Si as Salesman Linie1 Hotel Cook at Mrs situation Situation as Book keeper smiation as Hostler Lstc! ttirl 86 Adams ave Ldt Situation to Learn a Trade tefd situation in Grocery Store bui l'hrc0 Booms Hebbard A Welch rle Lands Geo rost A Co tesale Euginc and Mitchell A Newell sjie ree Press voice 1 I tale Mitchell A Newell L'tent 62 Randolph st Lsent urnisbed 14 Montcalm st Lied Brown Marx A Bro qPAY'S ADVERTISEM ENTS hpEBA RIDAY EVENING MAY 80 1873 GHEAT SUCCZ8S I I jieneSt and last night bnt one of MRS RACHEL MACAULEY flpail appear In her artistic rendition Lt rain (Cloudy Lt rain Thrtig air Lt rain Lt rain Clear Clear air Clear Clear'g Clear IL rain air Cloudy If rain Clear Cloudy Lt rain Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy air TO LOAN Hosey TO LOAN on city property for the Equitable Trust Company EMORY WKNIMLIa I nan Agent at irst National Bank hair goods j' cc or ail inds and yard room at Ussox i KKEkMfootorRmpelle aU luylSjnl OiRritsy wishing to purchase or sell stocks bondA or all descriptions should ad NORVffLL Slock Broker 107 Unwvia bL tavlT tfaa Hr SAKE House No lllsouth side Clinton street Moran iann Lot 53x106 Lmre of CAMPAU A DESNOYERS Griswold frt oinosite City Hall my lw Tbe engine now in use at the A Mysterious Murder Cleveland Ohio Mar The br of a youDi? woman who employed as servant in the family ol Mrs Ji wan found this morning in a vacart lot on i cor ner of Euclid avenue and Keaanl street girl had evidently been strangled to deal a piece of brown silk twisted ttith a c( White cotton cloth was found tied uebtiy cruun i her neck Parties living iu ihe nviffnboihool ot the acene of the murder testifled the niorainK that last night about c1 heani a scream and a man lronl the lofc the body was found The deceased came to this city some time ao from Cineinnati bhe was called Susie her full name being unknown The jurv ren dered a verdict that she came to her death at tho of a iereou or persons unknown CLtVEUND May 2S Tne nnm? of woman murdered here last night was Regina urehwr sbe was thirty nine vcrs kjje and came here about two wepts sin tver Cincinnati where si bail mends livn man named James Ih vnes wn arres ed ui 'Mv on suspicion being her murderer TO ADVERTISEMENTS TREAT REDUCTION YpallaaU A tew days Leopold Schade a saloon keeper wm sued for violating a city ordinance which forbids the opening of saloons on Sunday but through a defect in the papers drawn up by the prosecution he was lot off Since that time two suite have teen entered against Joseph Martin one in behalf of the county for selling liquor and the her for violating the Sunday ordinance Tneee have been both bu over gknbral items The dwelling house of Uhailes Paxton on Sugar Island Xtft Huron was burned on th tvening of the 27ch inst It la supposed thefinwns cosnxiuntcatod from a defective Kvwytbiaff ia th upper story wm consumed The loss is about $2000 with an Th eontract for th erection of th new Highk Behoolx building at Mint Genesee Leuaty was awarded on the 27 lust Th ssrwcture will eoat finfiJMIO Geosgo qt ttowUte i Township "IaI suf DINING ROOMS ACIIC DINING Weather Report Detroit Thursday May 29 Meteorological observations by Louis Black Co opticians 194 Jefferson avenue Tkernor5eter WN Ulomte? 5 75 Cloudy 4 2913 14 Minimum teinjiferatnre or 51 deg maximum 81 ieg fitorzn St cm I Corps Report TiiUKSK AY May 29 10:36 Windsor McGinnis sold yesterday at auction twenty three lota on theMcEwan farm Windsor The lots realized from 130 tog 250 The major portion of the purchasers were from Detroit Not kt Tbe house for tUe last new steamer is not yet ready tor occupancy and will not be for some two weeks nrkA AA? ENCING dry anti good for QVVUVO sale A ROSS A CO AAA AAA 1 of SIDEWALK PLANK OOOVV'L 1 for sale A ROSS A CO rnhi4 frsiiwe3nint TO RENT SCANTLING ami Joists all sizes cheap at the foot of Rivard st A ROSS A CO STEAMBOAT All kinds done at our Planing Mill Rivard st A ROSS A CO CEDAR POSTS Stout and good at the foot of Rivard st A ROSS A CO 4 5 and 6 feet for sale at the foot of Rivard st A ROSS ft CO GEORGIAN BAY ami IAKE SUPERIOR Including tbe Rivera TRO1T ST CLAIR AND ST MARIE with the courses and distances on 'AKEjOXTAIHO Also descriptions of all tbe LIGHTS AND LIGHTHOUSES On both shores from talliEXSBUUGIl TO SUPERIOR CITY Tte Kutli Edition of this valuable work is now and tor sale bv all Nev Dealers testers and at THE REE PRESS ILE Tni 1 Liberal discount to the trade my7 eodlm aWHT BRO Wholesale Druggists ii WIvanl ave Orders by mail solicited apXLeodtf RESSED SIDING Splendid article at loot of Bi vard st 1 A ROSS A CO otr kt rtol 1 a avbof at tVk A I AIPJ UU6 111 UIUinv loot of Rivard et I A ROS3 A CO ag a 2 aS A.