Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 1

ctrottfrcc Jrcss tS3Wr I DETROIT REE PRESS diabed by The Dxtboit an Pbbm COHTurr rriOIAL PAPZR or THS city VOLUME XXXVL DETROIT MICHIGAN SATURDAY: JANUARY 28 1871 NUMBER 123 THE POOR DETROIT Preservation of the Sabbath The A EW EXAMPLES HOW IT WORKS Complimentary Resolutions and Cloa WANTED TO REKT Wind 4 riday Jan 27 11:11 riMCO of 9 itscrvut'on THE WESTEBH SHORE HIRDER Gentle Wl 'HE oh! 61 waukee 001 121 MICHIGAN LAMSISO DO MINE 'Cloud 33 and for nnothcr oomc time rclbnrgcr the United MrJt IIl If it that io A ntvTy Notiro iM Rotate Exchange Wm Watmnati krana 0 Goldsmith Go verm 3 21 NW 47 NH 40 RW 25 20 HE 19 HE 2IW 10 32 Light Gentle ('Aim Calm Light Light 13030 Several blasts were tired yester day to break op tbc frez crust in new excavation One tonebed off at 5 last evening "flashed in the and created shoots ot derision from the crowd or specta tors Assault and Battery Captain Wesley Horrlgan 8 A yesterday entered com plaint against a negro named Oliver Turner for assault and battery Justice Boynton will hear the case on Tuesday atternoon desire to see it will bo wise to secure seats early to day as they are 'being taken at a rate that promises a jam to night Annum 11 The fourth of Professor series of Instrumental concerts for this year will be given in Arbeiter Hall corner of Russell and Catharine streets next Monday evening the 30h inst New selections of classical music will constitute the chief attrac tion of the programme and alter the couosrt a ball will take place 2207 Tna Purim The annual Purim ball and masquerade has been fixed this year for the 7th of March The various Hebrew benevolent so cieties of this city have organized a new socie ty styled the Purim Association from which a ee ot Arrangements has been ap pointed The members of this committee were selected with especial reference to their eXps ience and they give assurance that no pains or expense will be spared to make the next Purim ball a more imposing and extensive affir of its kind than has ever been seen in this city The Opera House has been secured for the ball time he called he was he will not be likely to INTERESTING COLLECTION BtOCMPMICIl SKETCHES 8 Bprague a box and which seems desired The loufly air Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy air The Troubles and Tribalatloan of Old lasers of argument tracing the name Sabbath baek to its Hebrew Greek and Latin roots and re producing the well known propositions re garding It Rev'G oster related some anecdotes of kow a proper application of the law could be effective In promoting the observance of the Sabbath Rev George Juchen spoke in a slmi'ar strain A member moved to adjourn The chairman hoped not Rev Wlsbard hoped they would spend half an hour in singing and prayer Mr Powe'l moved for an adjournment which was seconded bnt voted down After a prayer by Mr Jones the Con vention took a recess until evening EVENING SESSION The evening session wss opened by devo tional exercises Quite a large attendance of the people of the city moderately filled the church Rev George Duffield of Siginaw City then read an eMay on the necessity of a higher spir itual faith in the church There were he said many elements of spiritual power Union and faith were powers in the church Prayer was a power and he strongly urged fervent and de vout prayer as the principal means of obtain ing the higher spiritual power Truth also was a great power Joy was a power There was nothing like it to make one enthusiastic and active Zeil was a power If it was not a good thing to be zealous in good works the apostle would not have said S' What is the matter with the said a traveler the other day to the engineer you got any water Yes plenty of wzter but It ain't and we make So if people bad faith were not zealous they could not advance the interests ot the they could not raise steam Love was power All ot these union faith prayer truth joy and zeal were powers but the greatest of them was the Divine spirit Ha concluded with an affecting peroration A short interval of prayer at the req neat of the chairman then followed led by Rev George Duffield Rev oster of Howell In a few perti nent remarks dwelt upon the wonderful effica cy of prayer reciting Instances that had come under his observation Rev Mr Parsons urged the necessity of more power in the ch arch Prayer meetings be thought were a great source of power He i power between preaching above the capacities Rev McCarthy spoke approvingly ot lnfcmpt Notice kr Houm Reform School Coaoert hthlnj Ac mt Auction at Doty's Lbato Eatate of A Patten ki'lliur Literary Adelphi rente Jn Cfuanoe for Business Kent Hones lantrf IMil natation Bitters A 1 XV 11 xv i i 1 Mire Ada Miler The lucctiigs ot the lodge are for the time being held in the Calvary Mission School building on Mayberry avenue Important Insurance Case In the uitol 8 ates Circuit Court yesterday was concluded the eecond this time by Jury of an important suit to recover an amount of 35OO insurance on the late tug Park which was burned In the Detroit River last spring She was owned by Ballentine plaintiff in the case against the Al bany City Insurance Company defendant ot which A Lindsay is agent in this city The main point of the defense appeared to be that the tug was insured above the value set upon her at the time the application was made to the agent Mr Lindsay but the plaintiff claimed that the real value was 720000 while ths alleged value as above insisted on was only 712000 The jury found for the plaintiff In the sum of 73425 75 Messrs Geo Lothrop and Brown appeared for the plaintiff and Mr Wm A Moore for the defense (I 70 1 month 7 3 months (IS LOCAL OS REST AOU lirt day lie per fins each subsequent day 10 ran ooinimw ran rsua IBs per lias each insertion ran ooLtnnr tans ease Jsr (spselfas NE United States Distbict Court anjournea tin Tuesday next Wayne Cibcuit Hon Patebin presiding January 27th 1871 Edward Orr tr Cornelius Babies Judcmen for plaintiff for 7230 90 Charles Stevens vs William Springer Death ot defendant suggested of record Nathan Thayer vs Geo ge Putnam et yr 7 rPr(mt Ln 7 rs sxasmS 1 ss Aims ays tuu LUUiV milted Theodore Grueuinger rs William Tillman I neglected during the week et al In chlliwrv Learo irrmt rsOTsaivats tn I sue Court adjourned until this morning at ten Naw Missis Whittemore Swan A i pbens have put lithed In cxqnlslte styl i a in aed rlioius entitled Go i it To night Joe" The words are by rank Du nini i ud 'he mtitu by ied Naylor Juog Iroin ihr favor which it has alicady met it not unlikely to gain a popularity quite equal tothst ot You Go Tommy" 302 1 nn 31 32 4S 20 21 1 2USW New System of Investigations Adopted i Tha trottirg mare Village Girl ran away la Harlem Lane on riday dashed on the Harlem Railroad track and was struck by a locomo live and killed Her owuer and driver Wil liam Lovell escaped serious injury The mare was valued at 77000 The Jiot iBVAXD Quzntion A gei lli'raan I't this city has posted In the Ci'y Clerk's clllee a i'I'U (or a boulevard dl 11 somewhat from that which rs received so much atti ot tob and thinks it ought to meet with a fair rlnre of lavur He suggests that a ro id'vay vns hundred (cet wide be opened commencingl Twenty louith street tin! Michigan cvcnue and running without cm veto ourth street Otar wbcie lliu Holden lioail Intersects Wood wirl avenue thence easterly to Russell street and thence dusciibing an obtuse angle exten ding to J' I in wood nvenuent Gratiot HUrcl I air Mr rain air Cloudy air lt rain Cloudy Cl ar rloudy Clear Know IClear 27 30i 1 1 Spiritual Power the Church The following nr the telegraphic reports re lived from tbo various points named by the lorni Signal Corps in regard to the slate ol le weather Observations taken at 11:11 i ict local time During the current month Ibe number of ap plicants for relief at the hands of the Director ol the Poor has thus far been one third greater than during either November or December our hundred and sixty eight families havu Iwen supplied with the tingle Item of wood tach getting half a cord which is the limit fixed by the Director per month except in cases of extreme sickness or other circumstances where It is absolutely inhuman to deny them Coder the present administration of this de partment of the city government a system of investiga'Ion has been devised and put In ope it ion which promises the best results both to i Im deserving poor and to the tax payers The plan is simple thorough and effective and will when undcrttod doubtless commend Itself to all or instance a person applies at the office lor relief The Direc'or ascertains where the applicant res des If In tbo city and records the name in a book kept for that purpose exclu sively and I beled or Western District as Hie case may be If Hie call be made In the forenoon the applicant is requested to come iu again during the atternoon Mean time the Director instructs one of bls suborcliua'es to visit the neighborhood where tho applicant resides and thoroughly Investi gate: ills or her ascertain what if any income they have bow many there are in thn family it auy of the members have employment whether the applicant Is tcmicr ato or dissipated nnd in shrt to gather all information concerning them that may aid the Director i arriving al a knowledge of the actu al 1 1 due of the case by which be may be guided in the disti ibution ot aid Tbo agent reports lu rrlilrg the result his Irqnlrles and Ibis report la transfeircd to a book alphabetically kept for that purpose This Is Indorsed or not worthy" and thus when the visitor calls in the afternoon and hands in ills name a reference to tho biographical record" decides tbc question of aid or no aid at once A great many comical cases arc encountered In this way but it is a melancholy fact that by I ir Hie larger proportion have" in fl irsid upon their record and many arc the In stances ot the last extremity of misery and des titution Not long ago a poor man with only le arm made application for help and when tae agent came to Investigate tbc case be found the man bls wife and a small child without tool in the house and no fuel except a pile of papers which they were economically barrlng This in is well knoxvn in the city and the writer has known him to tramp miles in storm and snow to earn a quarter of a dollar Tho ones are not handled In kid glove fashion when once they are found out and with tho exception of some cheeky old chronics they soon learn tb it the ir occupation has disappeared under tho weeding process to which they are subjected Down In the Ninth Word lives an old man who until quite recently had been a regular recipient of public bounty lor many years He called a few weeks ago and waa put through the eliminating process when lo I it was discovered that be was comfortably and even luxuriously situated owned a good prop erty and had a family of fashionable daughters all of whom were surprised and mortified be yond expression to learn that their father had "been to ihe oormastcr's for They er laincd it on the ground of eccentricity and instructed the agent to report the facts to the Director The next taught a Jeson that soon forget Another cheeky wlm io addition Union School the News says sued John Rayner Jr for breach promise damages ten thousand i Medal I) Guldtmlth Lw Whi'temore Swan Htephena ktroit Uprra The Orest Lfngard Ll Estate liner A Liavttt Lg in lry I ock ka Coll Hp'Oc John Stephens A Co ra i SI (hmm A Co i Crop Teas Johnson A Wheeler Xaeffeo Wheaton A Co Warrant' Bonds Coin Gold Silver College Bcrlp Itevanne Htampe Preston A Co Reel Estate Bales The following sales of real estate in this city have been recorded In the Register's office dur ing the past week John Lambrirht and Gertrude his wife to Harris Ll one lot 1 of subdivision of out lot 4 on the Oodfroy farm private claim 737 for 31200 Bnnon reedman and Caroline reedman to Emil 8 Heinsman parts of lots 1 1 and 12 of tho subdivis ion of ths George Hunt farm for 4000 Harriet Travers of ort Huron to Elisabeth Gustin of Detroit lots 4S and 49 in Albert section of the llivanl farm for 7800 Mathilda Gouin of Grosse Point to Henry Riesel of Detroit lot 115 subdivision of the Rio pelle farm on the northeast corner of Croghan and Biopelte streets for 73' 00 Elizabeth Gustin to Joseph Kuhn lota 48 and 4V in Alliert section of part of the Rivard farm for Elizat th Van Dyke and Eben Willcox to Thomas Hchamaden lot I in block 6 of the Van Dyke subdivision of the Antoine Beaubien farm tor 7550 William Liviniratone Jr and Susan Livingstone to John McBride lots 172 174 175 178 177 17s 179 180 and 181 in Albert Crane's subdivision ot the Crane farm for 71700 John Muesche and Maria Ann Museche'o Arch ibald Dugger lot 84 in George subdivision of section of the Chene farm situated on the north side of Crogan street for 71500 Susan Granger of Columbui St Clair County to John bhulte of Detroit Jots 4 5 and 0 in block 38 private claim 639 in the Joseph Campau farm for 71800 George Langdon and annie A Langdon bis wife to John King lot 4 in block 23 in the west ern addition to the City of Detroit ot pan of the Casa farm for 714000 Calvin Austin of Brandon Vermont to Sidney Miller of Detroit lot 2 military reserve being 50 feet on north side ot Congress street west for 75Ooo Charles Minard and wife to Wm Clark lot 54 and part ot lot 55 block 3 Thompson farm for 712500 Herman Herzog and wife to Geo Munx south westerly half of lot 21 bring 23 feet front on Grattot street Crane A Wesson's section of the Antoine Beaubien farm for 7800 UK 20 Ul TH Unitbd Statbs Circuit James Ballentine rs The Albany City Insurance Com pany Jury trial Verdict for plaintiff for 73425 35 Court adjourned till Tuesday morning ext at 9 1 baMIM lweeka7130 7 weeka730 I month HWj! months 79 00 7 months 713 OO 7 amusements Tub Opera Housb The very large attend ance at tho Opera House last evening affords ample proof of the great popularity of Mrnd Mrs Llngard and their excellent company Their benefit was a decided 'uccew buth in this respect and In the rich entertainment giv en A matinee for which two good pieces are billed will be given tbh af'ernoon and in the evening will be presented the "Diy After the Wedding" and "David Garrick" The latter is one of the beet comedies extant and those who A HiIihit Just as the pavengers fume lu by the evening train on the Mil "itikw Railway retched the on'erdocr of the runaway horse attached to a buggy ihe taming down Brtuli street Hu rustied 1 uinl blank for the entrance tho depot and tut' crowd of hack drivers niiini rs and depart I ig passengers swayed back in consternation The sli iu of the buggy fit in'k a gentlern in on I wrist sllghily bniisiug It as tho otlijer at the depot grasped tho frightened horse by tbo id and ly a powerful ellort arrested his pro fit's in time to prevent further harm The In a somcrIiat dilapidated conditionnd the horse were taken to theCeiilril 8 ation ll aw nil mi owner Revision of tub Citt The new ordinances which were made last year and occupied much lime and the expenditure ot a great deal of labor by tho Committee Ordinances and the members of the old Coun cil were christened at last Council as the Revised Ordinances of and ordered to go Into effect on the first of January next Aid Wilmot Bugg and othtra contended that the ordinances should have been styled the ordinances of 1870 but the msjori held differently and the ordinance was passed by a vote of 14 to 5 absent Aid Ad ams Church Society Mbbtino At tho annual meeting of the Jefferson A venue Presbyterian Church Society last evening Clark Wheeler and Wight were elected members of the Board of Trustees for two years Mr Clark was ro elected and Messrs Wheeler and Wight lake the places vacated by James McMillan and itch who declined a rc elcction The receipts of the society dur ing 1870 were 75948 18 Toe current expenses were 75113 for extraordinary repairs 7534 95 There was also collected for mission ary charitable and educational purposes the rum of 71930 48 A Much Nbbdbu The Coun cil passed a prohibitory dlrt scattcrlng in the street ordinance last evening the necessity ot which was mode apparent by the statement ot Aid Bagg in addition to that made by Aid olsom a week ago that ho had seen drivers of teams actually pushing from their wagons heavy pieces of frozen rartb The ordinance prohibits tbc loading of dirt any higher than the top of the boxes and also requires that the wagon or other boxes used shall be made ot tight boards The extent of the fine that may tie Imposed tor a violation of the ordinance is 7100 In Tin Rivbk Yesterday forenoon an old mao who declined to tell his name fell into the river at the foot of Woodward avenue He caught a cake of Ice and managed to keep his head above water until ho was helped out by John Horn Jr A glass of brandy and a blaz ing fire soon made him quite comfortable and be toddled ctl scarcely the worse for his dneki Alleobd Sbduction Officer Mack yester day arrested a man named Philip Divine on a charge of seduction preferred by Mary Anu Usher The accused was ushered into jail to await an examination which is docketed tor next Monday Clair County last thousand dollars previous year Weather Iteporta tcorological observations by Louis Black Co opticians 191 Jefferson avenue: Detiioit riday Jan 27 a nerinanit irr 19 the brother In bis cavalry charges was improper Mr Powell BArHmcrRm 2 a 29 0 called to order by Kev Mr Powell who meu I I have a mind to stud you Defend finnnrt tra pnair tnia wn A rAnvMtnnn i ant of all sects and any reflection on peoples or I I followed after bim fauns by lopingslxtarlv 1 AfnmnlA whrwtp faith tftnirht them In nhaervfk I hiva a wurrAns for him btfjfC Dlsjbt o'her days beside the Christian 8bbath They I gro said shoo the first dd man should remember the affecting speech of that I that attempts to arrest I kept telling the Ctirislian woman Mrs at the last I negro to go along because 1 didn't want de convenuou I fendant to hear his threats He stayed around Rev Mr Bings agreed with what Mr uller I a number of minutes having the revolver In his naa eaia in relation io qaioiness on me bio i nana masiuK wuwuua wa Sra ihrd'l hoallh Ila KaluwnA I nnli'ra 'I MS TXT 4M lILLiK Mltur 123 IZIUUA BIX UalU ICUUIU UWAtMIl lWIVVSM I U1U1 in tb part but he did not believe in wba I think about hidf past twelve then Che negro Mr uller had said in other respects He I went son th a a I a 7 ikn AfTrar al agreed more luiiy wnn Mr sicvanny I siis oessie Mr do you mean Mr corroborated lha testimony of! Mr Bangs (Locking st bim as if measuring the last witness bis stature and estimating bis weight) I I Samuel Bagley sworn 1 maan Yrf llintrhlnr I I Eac He proceeded to sav that people wuo differed went with him and kept np three quarters of a from Mr uller bad just as much right to so mile aud was within bearing distance Just bt go Into his church and pull bim out of the pul I hind him We set ont to arrest th is negro pit as be bad to interrupt or stop a procession I 8 wan Heard no conversation except detenti on the streets He did nd believe in bigotry ant asked Jackson if his gun was heavy it whether It was rrotestant bigotry or Gatnouc bigotry At the same time the observance ot the Sabbath on Christian principles wat whit every minister should str ve lor Rev oster thought that the old Puri tanic metho I of observing the Sabbath was bv all means the best Much was to be learned by example and Christian conduct wm closely remarked and held up lor an ex ample or this reason their actions sbonld be guarded He did not believe in eating oys tsra on Bunday ttgbter He proceeded with a pe tinent argumen' demanding a strict observance of the day Rev A Pierson pursued tha usual strain Lily by carrier per iTrl Weekly 7 4 Lr 710 Weekly 2 Lly bv mall 8 do elnbeof elevea 30 ill eubmribere Invariably tn advance Bend I'ttortloe order or draft when practicable ne plainly name aad poetotfioe also the edition Lth Gaily Tri Weekly ur Weekly Cigar Mefctert Rtw Imr 'Iprf twenty four hum Barometer corrected lor temperature BlOVa 1 1 (in jlnfN nmt Doing irrangcmtnlH are In progress School concert In thia city week 'puty United States Mjrfihil iah uni ay nrrcMed deserter from Ice nrmy trid turned him ovc to the inlllta mthoiitles nt ort Wuync bit veteran bummer Owen iflncy was up yesterday for sixty creating a iihbuihood dlsttii banco irah Smith the mother and sole support us it if of three Hltlu children was nr led vesterdny us a cuiumon (huuKaid Hert'fi will be nent to the Home for (be Hcnd mid rhe will bo sent where the court in iy ermine illrom! travel is ngnin diminished to arked slimnrM mice Kynn wit from court the justice unesfi baa biM exceedingly dull he United yttes Courts are ndjourned till es ny morning next chunks ofinrth from the loads that Ih mg carted ibroni'h tbc streets noo aa a for each Inch of the way route by which they are carried i runaway team yerterday demolished a idsotnc sleigh belonging to A ll fe 'tie copper lot era stolen on Thursday by young colored boy Taylor arc at the Ccn I btation awilting a claimant I tvu weeks old fcmalu baby bright and 1th and all that Is ready to be adopted 1 on Mr Baldwin on Crawford street bc cn Ann and Bunn Vibta street tftraatburg content plates giving a series td masquerade bulls this winter Hirr Widmer uiudcal conductor 1 li ghtly applauded fur his vloliu perform rO DAY'S ADVKRT18EMENT8' IW'O HUNDKED THOUSAND 7 Copies ot thnd great new Renju "HUNT GO OUT TO NIGH JOE Will be oid at rents each by WHITTEMOHE SWAN A STEPHEN Lcn Ctn i ruhlirhfirw Jrff Jhtrmt or a gol choice rlar bur tha Gold at jn2H lw TSE CSMtoTIAX CeNVEllTION New Lonun of Good Txmitaks Anew lodge of Good Templars known os Olive Branch No 702 sod numbering upwards of twenty charter members was recently instituted In Ibis city by Grand District Deputy Wm Tbo following 1s a Het of the officers David Reid Cyrus Johnston I Hunt James Hsnkin Crsodall I Mrs Crandall I Absl Hbotwel I) Mi Tillie May Mos ine DickinsonMiss Grace Rankin wm Burns 30 ro 1301'1 I301 29 ST ATM LKOI8LATUBE3 MISSOURI 8t Louis Jan 27 Gov Brown sent a spe cial message to the Legislature yesterday in which he very ably discusses the divorce laws He 1 ecommends the establishment of a Stale house of refuge for juvenile criminals a thor ough geological survey ot the State and a complete revision of the Revenue and Insur ance laws The Governor seems to think adultery only a sufficient cause for an abso lute divorce and suggests that this act be made penal and when the evidence of adul tery is sufficient to justify a legal separation the guilty party should be punished by the same judgment that grams a divorce ARKANSAS Memphis Tbnk Jan 27 Tha Avalanche's Llule Rock specials say A tumultuous scene occurred in the Arkan sas Senate yesterday Immediately after the reading ot the journal Joseph Brooks who had come In and stood near the stand presented a certificate of election from the clerk of Pulaski and White Counties and demanded to be sworn in According to tbo legal returns Dr Riley was legally elected but Clay ton refused to allow the Secretary of State to report tbc election ot ehher Imme diately after Hie demand of Brcoks several Senators friends of Clayton sprang to their ieet exclaiming object I object" Licnten ant Governor Johnsen a tael iriend of Brooks said he considered it bls duty to swear Brooks In Senator Mallory appealed to the Senate to protect itself and called on the 8ergeant at Arms to pat Brooks out The Lieutenant Gov 1 ernor paying no attention to tbc objections proceeded with the cath ou the conclusion of which Mr Brooks moved the reference of his credentials to the Committee on Elections Mr Mallory ol jested saying he had no right he The Lieutenant Governor "It was ex pected the gentleman would Senator Bolden "I olj ct too The Lieutenant was ex pected you too would (Great sen sation and cries of The chair ruled Mr Brooks emitled to the floor who proceed ed in a speech ot an hour and a half to def nd the aelien of himself and the Lieutenant Gov ernor denouncing Mallory as a ronitn ana a bully who lorded it over the Senate at bis bidding The proceed ings created an intense sensation the Clayton men denouncing them as revolutionary while the Books men retorted that others bad the precedent by the passage of a to oust the L'euteunnl Gjvernor The Clayton men introduced a bill declaring the action ot the Lieutenant Governor revola ionary without law contrary to parliamentary usages and consequently null and void peudiug the dis cussion ol which the Senate adjourned Tbc passage by the House of the Senate bill oust ing all the officers who failed to qualify within fifteen days alter the adaption of the Constitu tion is very doabtful Memphis Jan 27 The Avalanche's Little Rock special says: Immediately after the reading of the journal in the Senate this morning Mr Mallory offered a resolution to expunge from the journal that portion referring to the admission of Mr Brooks yesterd saying his admission was not the action ot the Senate but of the President Confusion en sued dur ng which Mr Brooks obtained the floor and spoke seven hours denouncing the rings which sought to control the State At the conclusion of his speech the President ruled the resolution out of order Mr Mallory took the floor and denounced the L'entenant Govcrnor amidst cries of order and was still speaking at 8 although numerous mo tions bad been made to adjourn There is a prospect of the session la: ling al! night The House will adj urn st once to Monday await ing the result of tbc crisis in the Senate MASSACHUSETTS Boston Jan 27 bill appropriatiogf loJ 900 reported by the legislative the support ot the State cons abul srv nrasenl vesr has been reduced to 730 wo oy tbHouse and in this ebope goes to the Sen VIRGINIA RrnMOND Va Jau A committee of the agreed to day lha': ot the agricul tural land scrip fund one third should go to the colored college and the remainder to two State col leges be tried st the next term of the Circuit Court Elder Traver had a donation tha receipts being one hundred dol lars The Presbylerbn necktie fes tival brought in one hundred dollars In spile of the cheering prospects given from lime to lime of Mr Hemau condition and ultimate recovery the physicians attending him found It necessa'y to riove some ol the worst par and acc rdlnflty commenced ope rations last Monday forenoon Everything be ing ready Mr Dowd was given a glass of bran dy as a siimtilaut (be refusing to have chloro form administered) and the amputation eon menced The middle ring and little fingers were cut off a little below the knuckles and the index linger and thumb were urjolnted To day or to morrow the man be ing in condition to undergo the ordea' the fin gers and thumb ot the right hand will be taken off In the same manner The toes will ba saved Painful as ibis cutting and backing of human flesh may be to tha poor man and his afflicted family still it is the only chance ofavlog Mr Dowd's life which is worth Ur more than fingers and thumbs The Jeffersonian says A highly respecta ble old Udy living in the Town of Orion at tempted suicide ono day last wetk under the following circum Rances Her youngest daughter has for some time encouraged the aUinttonsota worthless scamp ef the neigh borhood greatly against her wishes She earnestly pleaded wlihflhe girl to give up the association but without avail which so worked upon her mind and rather tbw bo disgraced she attempted to make way with herself The Pontiac Gazette says: On Tuesdiy the lO'h Instant there died at his residence in the Town of Novi Mr James Sandford one ot the most highly esteemed citizens of the town and one of the pioneer settlers of the county His disease was cancer in the stomach which had troubled him lor some years Mr Sand ford went to Novi In 1832 having thus been a resident there nearly forty ymrs On Wednesday af ernoon Mr Loren Rich mond of Waterford Township Mr II Co vert and some others ta led from the swamp abont four miles west of this city a full grown wildcat which Is known to have been there thriuighall the past summer They llowed It from its lair to the farm of Mr Stockwell but a short dist nce from town where Mr Richmond succeeded in killing It mast have been a dangerous looking when alive for dead it is an ugly looking brute VAN BUREN COUNTY The Paw Paw True Northerner says A little daughter of Charles Burrill of Arlington abont live years old was terribly burned cn Tuesday night ot last week and died from its effects on Wednesday It Is supposed that the child's clothing took fire from theqjove during the temporary absence of the mother washtbnaw county Th Michigan Argus says Prof Mayhew Principal of the State Normal School has re signed Also Prof Griffith of the Chair of Elocution George 8 reer of Lima one of the most prominent citizens of that town and for sev eral years its Supervisor died on Wednesday of last week Mr reer while putting a cow into his barn was thrown or crowded against a rick of hay or straw and had a 1 lb broken Inflammation resulted causing death In Ypsilanti and vicinity a number of cows have died suddenly and unaccountably the disease not being really known Oa opening tbo stomach seems to be tilled with a com pacted miss of food Hon Norris has lost a valuable cow and others cows steers and calves A double funeral was attended at the Church of this city on Sunday afternoon last Tho deceased were busband and Mr and Mrs David Matteson who resided on the South Ypsilanti road about three miles out aged ti and 18 years The wife died on Tburs aay ana tne uusoana on naay cveuia obnbral items Musk' gon people are digging stumps were not for the snow they prefer to do work in the winter 4 manat work lumber camp near Averills Midland County had his skull broken last Saturday by a falling limb Snow in most places in tho lumber woods is thirty six loch deep The Mid land Independent says that active measures are to lie taken to build a railroad from Wenona tn Midland Mrs Abram rost an old set tler 01 Bedford Cilhoun County died sudden ly of heart disease on thel2ii Tweniy lour thousand railroad tickets were sold at the lint railroad station The Methodls' church at Otisville very narrowly escaped being burned down The lint Globe says burning soot fell from the pipe to tbe floor after the audience had dispersed last Sunday When a hole three feet In diameter bad smouldered through the fire went ont of itself A little daughter of Bradley R'chards ot Ida Township was badly burned by a lamp explo on last week A Hsthway eon of Hathway of Hudson Lenawee nn'y es caped on the 18t'i ii s' from tbe insane asylum at Kalamazoo His age was thirty height about five and a halt feet eyes light blue full head ot hair full light brown whiskers when he left had on a blue pilot cloth coat nts with black stripes down ths sides no bat on cloth slip pers on hla feet clothing marked A Hath way Misa Updike late teacher in tho Ma son has ot Oread Rapids Corraspimdrace of The Detroit rree Press Qbaxd Bavins Jan 26 Since my last we have bad continued enow storms which makes the city so lively that one cannot help but imagine that he is in New York Our streets are crowced with teams from far and wide and produce of every kind Is coming In which appears to find a ready market The pork trade has greatly dimin ished but hay corn Oats firewood butter eggs and everything else that farmers gener ally have to sell can be bought In our market in great abundance and at fair prices Wood keeps up In price from 74 to 75 per cord which has caused many families to try coal stoves this year and the result is that they are ance of tbe Sabbath According Id Puritanic I air of North Branch spoke 'briefly urging 80 nuch P18J wlh the experiment that notions which he well remembered and thought I Christian love fidelity and prayer probably by next fall wood will be little used nnlnnKla waa a 1 1 I IVIk ka aaaaA (ICI I LUht llglit Light ntle liglit Calm Ii gbt Brei zo Breeze Light Gentle reah I Brisk Light ono is Bridget to beit a scold and tbc terror of everybody in the office is a eomiiiou drunkard She refuses to bring a line of 1 ecommendatlon from any person in her ighlsorbood and when told that her case cannot otherwise be taken Into consideration alternately begs prays curses and threatens and finally goes oil' slamming tbe door behind her and raving at everything and everybody she meets A semowhat different example is that offered by another oll timer iry She was ro tiiscd aid for reasons set forth in her rec 'rd bnt nothing daunte 1 she set herself to wirk and (reckoning nil the visits she has since made) siicc eedei! in interesting at least twenty respon sible ladies and gentlemen in her behalf all of whom certified to her wort' incss and needy condition Nevertheless it is a Let that she deceived tliciu and that the sworn testimony of Hie agent who investigate her case was true in Hie minutest particular as is subsequently demonstrited by undoubted liifortnition that she reguLitly receives 725 per tnontb from a eon and from fti to 7 10 per week from a daughter who Is employed in a large manufac tory in the city Another woman in the Tenth Ward is sup ported by a sen and daughter tho former a cigar maker and the latter eirning a small weekly salary at somo light employment yet the mother insists th it she is entitled to a share cf lite public benefit A hevltby woman applied not long ago telling a p'tlful tale ot disaster want and suffering but an investigation showed a recent sv'o by her of prop rty amounting to over 7tiK) not ono cent of which she had found necessary to touch So being unable to obtain charily in her accus tomed cbauuel she took to ack door bccglng nnd is said to be a driving quite a thriving bus ness On the other baud some pictures show ing the really painful straits to which meu arc reduced through misfortunes are to bo seen hero nearly every day About fonr or five months ago an Eoglblnnvn came to De troit with his wife and six children ttio eldest ot whom Is ouly eleven years old He had a little money which be xpended In furnishing a co'tage nud went to work Ho bad hardly guise: tied when ho fell off of building and was Injured so badly us to disable him until tho fonily were overtaken by almost abso'ulc starvation Ho was found out by charitable persons who together with Hie aid furnished at tbe cilice kept him up until he was able to get abont again He is now gelling along quite com'ortably and expresses bls willing iss to give of his limited store for the relief Of others who are ns needy as he wns Iu curious contrast with this case Is that of a carpenter who abandoned a permanent situa tion because bls employer reduced bis wages from 72 to 71 75 a day and thus became a bur den upon the city and a uulsanca to a hard woiking xs if who tn addition to caring for li in I to furnish fcmJ (or seven helpless cbildn The man is at work again and by virtue of gurulshec his wife is enabled to se cure tils wages for the benefit of tbc family 1 VoUN( LADY wdUJ ai governeRi Mirn' A xinderatfinJ leaching muHc Ad nt follows: A Uox 21 ranklin 0k Ll Mich lw )ou wnt a genuine clear Havana lor lub Hoiimi brand lalw GOLDSMITH LUM Eli 108 GiiiiwolJ street I DUy AND tJELTs ALL KINDS 11 BAL I ESTATE I the city and farms In tbe country Negotiate I luana on real cwtAte aecnrity cleHMSwnaqium ir in WaaiUnqtoD 2 2 1 WttaMiiKfon Jo 16i Ml NmMk I3U2? i30 ifih) venue 29 I ago rinnftti Ireland gainst the prisoner and everything baa been conducted with the utmost decorum Conespondene of Th Detroit ro Ptras Eat SxarSAW Jan 25 Your correspondent has just returned from trip across tbe coun'ry from Bay City to Mid land City on or near the proposed line of rail rood between these two cities A large and enthusiastic meeting of the citizens of the two was held at Midland City on tbe evening of tbc 23d Inst which meeting adjourced to meet at iy City next week I am Informed that Messrs 8age Co propose to iron and stock the road as soon as tbe road bed is prepared Tbe building of tbls road would be a great saving to lumbermen in getting tbeir lumber to market as It is about the same dis tance from Midland to Buy City as to Eut Saginaw and those lumbermen living st or owning lands above Midland could well affurd to lend material aid to tbe enterprise The snow Is very deep In tbe woods and Is quite a hindrance to lumb rmea in hauling tbeir logs but as they have tbe teams and men It la impossible foi them so they are all at work at a disadvantage The general Im pression seems to be that not as much lumber will be put into tbe rive a this winter as last The general business of merchandising in the Ssglnaw Valley is slack at present owing to tbe large number of Its citizens who are em ployed in the lumber eamps during tbe winter Money la also scarce and probably will be until spring Tbe banks are doing a little discounting but only on first class paper Tbe Bancroft House has again changed proprtelors Messrs arks A Huntress being the present proprietors These gentlemen are from Maine and from tbe im provements which they are making it looks very much as though they intended to ke it their main business to make a first class hotel in every respect of this old and well known house The main reception room and reading room are now nearly completed and the im provement 1s ot a substantial nature and very pleasing to the eye The dining room is also to undergothorough repsira also the billiard room and In fact the whole house The guests Las no mse of oomplaint as far as tbe table ta concerned as It is loaded with not only the substantiate of lite but also a choice variety of pastry calculated to tempt tbe appetite of the moat fastidious I A 5 Ell WANTED Wanted a binune man mtlin rat lt'l ot or 4 000 to tUK(O in iiauuficlnring ut Aiatb Iren Inquire ot LIVUTENIJUku 3r troll Jan 26 1871 t27 It I IUCuV IU CIllUIVC IDUBil BUIVtlV tUC ClUUBkU UUy I you Uiy HflU iso vuuvtuau liJtee part meet as well ns npon tnc performers them 1 wag Wbat wa3 most needed It was wrong 1 not use I told him to back kept JUXD tf ley IUIU UllU VU CulUu In it was killing bls wite He then pointed I The Cily Journai Myt tbe new depot He went on to aenounce processions ana ns bls revolver ai aire oigiey ana swore ai ner Railroad st that tionsliUes and those he considered Ssbbatii Bald you you ought to go to hell I of the lint A Pare Marquette Railroafl at that tor inglng snen a reiugee into mewormana then gon into tbe house UV Juuiuau 1 wcni vo me aoor ana i gal defendant went in and sat down TliJ negro 1 Tce lint Citizen Mr I Potter ot moat was daring him to come out and defendant I Town of Davison has jast erected a hand rpoke then wen i to the door andtold mm be woud 1 Bomg monQllient On bis family lot in Pine auvuu i a 7KM rem nos ot ms father two eHters indaw a brother aid a nephew removed ool tbe farm to the ceme tery recently The father had been buried over SOvears tbe pbew 13 On opening tbe 11 thn cttlaa but one were found to be reJ I perfectly sound and lying in water which was 1 I itrnrir a considerable time bstore the coffias nere reached Tbe later being too heavy tor removal were left undiaturbid but on raising Sc wvtraesra tva nmrka'i A rciliaillN sab asiaavQ aa ws wwa a a 17 franraal tkal tha ppninrifR rriin iiuzui ia woo susausA wuraw uv I hodv nf Mr Potter's father was sue Bag ley petrified from the neck to below the hips pre AttLne defendant left Mr LsLlalr 1 nnea aneaof a nerfectlv sculp tured gray stone statue and retaining tbe same sharp ring as stone when touched with the shovel Tbe head and limos undergone tbe nsual changes but the arms and nds may be the same time defendant took the gnn Heard no theiata except to arrest the negro I telr wonted posULil and re Cross I slartrd to help arrest ne 1 aJawla offUll gro thought be ought to be because he said he lrae of bad threatened my wife My nnderstanding waa ncXwte that we were to get a warrant and rrea him Mr and hb I told bim that my understanding was that ho Krve was pot dwp as hla eogia had a right to arrest him and hold him in cns 1 thoogh pe had bcenthe last interred tody until iher could get a warrant I had seen I waB ntrely decayed it do I OAKLAND COUNTY I bis closes the proofs except some rebutting I The Sill Poster eoy ice cntvng evidence to tie Introduced by the prosecution are active at Hsrris L4ke 1 wo It is thought the case will go to the jury by I es ore to be built at Birmtng Wednesday the 25h Thus lar there has been I lower lost by estb suite are to 1 no demonstration cl sympAby either for or Two breach ot prom KENT for a term of yr am that Intve and dr IrkaM houfttf on the wOiithrAAt ciinirr of ort il ir BtHM ta Apply to WMOXENNo 8U nawi'b! Ef LOCAL MATTERS A difficulty experienced by large houses In the manufacture of cigars which has always been and still Is very great arista from tbe tact that when packed before they are pertect dry they are Hable to become Injured In flavor and when thus injured are in the mind or tbe taste of good smokers rendered worth less Again If not packed until they become too dry they lose In a great degree the power to produce that grand volume of vapor in watching which as it curls upward In graceful wreaths tbe true smoker delights Great losa is experienced bo'h by manufacturers and dealers by the heating of cigars packed In boxes by the common method and which thus become mouldy and unfit for use The neces sity of some means to prevent this has long been felt and inventive genlns been set to work to devise tbe plan needed This bis been so far reached that on yesterday after noon appllcaliou was made at the Patcot Agency in this city President for a patent on manner of packing cigars to pOMess all the requisite cigars are packed between folds ot paper crimped or fluted for the purpose which keeps each one free from contact with any other In the box thus preventing tbeir heating or moulding however long they may be packed An Improvement In tbe box itself comets in making not only the top movable as usual but ono side also which opens downward and outward as the box rests on its bottom and shows the ends of each cigar in the box plainly to view Boxes ot this pattern will allow tbe cigars to bo readily counted and which sometimes occur in tbe old way when the cigars are too large to fill tbe box with the usual number will be pre vented Of course these boxes must be made a trifle larger than the common ones but 11 they shall secure the end desired and claimed the Increased cost will be more than twenty times repaid Tbo applicant for thia patent is Mr Ben McClure of this city KALAMAZOO COUNTY The Telegraph says There is good sleigh log al Kalamazoo ive ihouaand cords of wood for fuel are burned in tbe village Bantford suvd Waterbury of Kalamazoo for the wages of bis minor son It waa shown tbat 8am ford ill treated the boy and had driven bim from home Tee jury in five minutes re turned no cause of action ST C1A1R COUNTY The new fire engine house at Port Huron is nearly completed Tbc Port Huron Times says tbe national bank at St Clair will anon be gin operations The expense of maintaining too poor in o' year' was three less than for tbe ADVERTISING RATES 1 IW DAILY tQVABS 09 IsHTM WOWTAMBTV i 30 ihvilk J30 Orleans 30 jk YortJ3021 oha retPO 3020 lliidelpbiAI ts btiru 31) utna ue Iht'dtvr 30 rannahl30 (Lduik Light Calm Ountlo rom Our Own Cnnwpondeut East SAantAW Jan THUBSDAT ATERNOON BBSSION Tbe session waa opened with appropriate de votional exercises Tbe first topic ot the af ternoon waa tbe preservation and nse of tho Christian Sabbath Tbe Rev George Tuthlll of BL Johns waa the first speaker He drew a distinction be tween tbe Jewish and the Christian Sabbath He declared that It waa a God given institu tion and presented tbe usual arguments for the Sabbath in a utilitarian economical and moral agency Tbe Rev George Jachau presented a some what eiaalter MIM7 urging restraint and strict observation st be day The chalrmsu (Hr Pierson) desired to have the views of the Convention on tbe common desecration of tbe Sabbath and the manner In Jared I which it was observed by persons who had Default derlved lhek of pleasures ui ie uay uy persons oi uropean birth KcvW Potter of Hadley Lapeer Coun ty denounced the habit many people had of Argued and sub 1 makinE 8 bbath a day for gathering up tbe I litUe odds and ends of work postponed and He indicated a way by which mintetera could get tbe neonle to attend and ob erve the day in a manner con I Considered that there was a great difirrence In sistent with proper Christian ideas I power between preaching above tbe capacities Rev Powell or Adrian then gave his I of the people and preaching to them Central Station Court Owm Gafinev I a a in this convection be Rev McCarthy spoke approvingly ot disturbing the peace sent up for sixty I hr of book Tongue of ire Within John Lynch drunk sent up for thirty days Pnb'lshlng the churches were all tbe elements of Nettie Allen disorderly sent up for five I trJmLnLJ Ovher Jand' the cannon the powder the bail bat wo months Wm Cimnbell drunk sentence hlitJ undermining tbe needed waa to apply the tire Then would be suspended James Kirby drunk sentence I Ilbraries works 1 shattered the works of lufilelity and sin suspended Emily Weakly disturbing the I usnallTweH 7Jued th? I Rev 8 ishard enlarged upon the sub peaco sent up for three months I aDd bect similar to the last speaker Michigan He Rev Powell of Adrian said that a year Mk nm Prrs i uni is i I works and the I ago this Convention had been held In bis citv 7 Ktl I aerc instances These books contained I and li had wonderfully blessed the pastora and Olavea for 71 per pair Alez ndre 71 75 Hu win I such words This word was nothing I people of that town If there were Christian tex Drws Goods are being closed out very low He I I' as than a curse There were besides I ministers In the Bta'e ot Michigan they ought ha aUo juat opened some new white ground Calicos I ror8 kept lu most Bun I to be here He paid a touch ng tribute to the Juat tbe thing for Calico Party Dreeaej I a school libraries much more objection )ble I late Dr Duffield who fell at his post I tnan the Bunday greatly more I Rev Mr Morehouse of East Bjginaw In an Aw Ixtkrview Betwekn Doctor amd his I not belteTe in blue laws He ven I affecting manner alluded to the vain desires Patient Three montna ago Mr James Henry I erA Sabbath and desired to see it ob I and lies which kept man to this world like a Redding of WJ Giove street New York was as he I person in the con collapsed balloon while his spirit was anxious ww I veuiion ne Daua nowever revised the earlv I to soar opinions which be on the obserZ Rev Mr Potter of Hadley and Rev A 8 VUMS1UU4CU BR1I1IUI UUfl UU 1 Vfift DIDI HD riO I ntinA nr Iftfl Mabhnlh' I wr nouncing his complaint atrophy He was fearfully I notions waited and debilitated ba1 a constant pain in bis untenable It was a day on which they longed I Rev Mr McCarthy of Adrian offered the With the increased facilities ot railroad com right side ate scare Jy enough to beep a baby alive I lor the ftQQ to go down rom its rising to its I following resolutions I municatlons wo at present procure the best and waa much depressed in spirits At ths junc I Atting they must never smile or laugh nor I 1 That the thanks of this Convention are hereby I coal for from $8 to B10 per ton which being ture aebrk in the establishment where I ePcakcxceptinsolemn tonesaalt the day wasa I tendered to our friends of the City of EutEaginaw I fo mnch cheaper than wood will compel us to Kao a rejiry verci restricted im prisoned sort for th? kHd aDd excellent manner in which adopt it although we live in a beech and ma taea employed persuaded him to try a courre of of on which eno of should not af pls country Plantation Bttkbh Lost week ho returned to alllne whh ltt wouted gidnraB The proper tatendeS Stab? HntTpere MSVafiro ThB WOrld USU busiaew hi health quite restored Tho other I spirit of the Sabbath was not alone seclusion exteading to us the use of their road I al Since the nomination of erry for day on his way home he met the physician who at 1 it was worship and joyous hearts could quite Professor Joseph Estabrook of East Sagi 1 Senator those who belong to the ring are put tended him wh the following conversation oc 1 as well and quite as acceptably worship God as I naw spoke in harmony with what had already I in tbeir best for office and each one curred: said the doctor this you I u'ould aseetic minds He was devo ion ot I been said He inculcated the spirit of love I ietfla pretty sure that he has been a little replied Mr Redding quietly I lho be was for an observance of the Sab I among all sects so that it would be said as I smarter than his opponent and will succeed not so ry to find yourself a false prophet I hone 1" I ba b' tur institutions to a great ex I was said of old how these Christians I Our postmaster Is moving heaven and earth to no irlv if I I depended upon an observance of the Sab I love one keep his position and 1 do not know but he 2 a Zn tlh' 11 Wn1 not to be lost sight ot that tho I Rev Mr Piereon was reluctant to pronounce I will Still he has as 1 ir as Is known four op 71? now was it i Mr Ktold great object of the day was the cessation from the Convention adjourned He would gladly ponents who are triyng hard to get him re him tne story of hurecovery (aecnbiog it wholly to 1 labor and the devotion to worship There I remain An hour longer bat la obedience to a I moved but I learn he proposes to start for the Bitters) and ta willing to confirm it verbally or I might be such a thing as over strict observance I motion ot Rev Mr Powell tbat the Conven I Washington by the first of March next so ss by tetter whenever applied to I of the Sabbath Tbe might be fanaticism I tion unite in a covenant led by Rev George I be therein time when the orty second I regarding 1L Individual characteristics ought Duffield he called upon tbat gentleman to Congress meets and as I his is not oi late years Taz new food sourre Ska Moss akinz is be I not to be suppressed nor should reading ol lead which accordingly was done and tho government of the people but one of the coming very popular with ail cla sea a table I works or newspapers of an improving nature I Convention adjourned I office hunters and sharks I have no doubt but dessert it is the cheapest and most delicious in the I denounced I Tbe number in attendance has been very I he will come back with the commission in his world I Rev Mr Whitmore did not believe that while I small but notwithstanding the discussions I pocket I beer gardens were open we could consider it a I have been spirited and zealous I The number of Congressional candidates Is lavorino Extracts for 1871 are war I strict observance of the Bibbatb If the Ger I I increasing every day Ionia is not willing to ranted equal both in purity and strength to any I man people were permitted to keep up tbeir TBE WESTEBH 8B0RE Bl'RBER I give up her claims and neither Is Kent County manufactured in America We will pay ftooo ii I processions tbe American people would insen I I they will settle it is hard to tell proved Otherwise 8zair Co iblI imbibe tbe same habit of Sabbath dese I Although your paper is acknowledged to be I cratlon iws regarding the day should be I I on'r reliable paper in the State which can ine White huiazs roads to order at I strictly observed He agreed with Mr Powell I Testimony of the Wife of the Prisoner be depended on for all kinds of new yet It Is Noarnnor's io Jeff ave I tbat there might sueh a thing os over strlct I I strange to see bow loth Republicans are to ac I ness The cessation from labor wss of itself I of The Detaeat ree Preu I knowledge it I have tour RsMhUM ueigb Bbad Dr DeLos' advertiMcnt in aaotbex eol I a great means ot Impressing the minds of the I Monday Jan 23 I bors now who would scorn tbc Idea of sub unuiheaded Private Matters I young with an idea of the sanctity of the Sab I At the opening of the court tbe wife of tbe I scribing for Tub ree Press but come regu 71 a that It was prisoner was sworn and testified as follows vo every uay ana aunougn sinful to draw np the month In smiling or I it discommodes me some not having a chance heinous to laugh outright were too much to I Dn the 10h of June last was at home at the I read it myself still I let them have it the other extreme Over strictness ot itself I A wood postoffice first saw a negro down tbe hoping thereby to be tho means of from lime was productive of laxity The golden medium road north ten or fifteen rods talking to an t0 Ume bringing ono sinner to repentance He argued ludian The defendant Gilbert was stand tnat wc in 8 1 kwp the Babbatii as we read the I I Bible as an object of reverence also as an oj lnK in front of tbe bouee at the gate with his The acts About the Michigan Central portunily for spiritual culture We build I ax in his hand As the negro came up Railroad Shops schools at a great exnense and constder that 1 Gilbert bowed and said isanrettv warm I rom tbe Jackson Patriot A A Inu BBh em nt tha ewlal Inri rm I everv child tn Im dpVfdnnArt Inh llaMnsl I The neprn rironnert hia head And than I AS to the removal Ot the Detroit works I'ebnury sth I We "re educated till the spiritual I looked up and said want to know what you I such te contemplated by tbe officers ot I faculili are unfolded We must have the Sab I said to those women in tbe Gilbert I the Michigan Central Railroad Company They nin14 to th DairMt I batb Kive us this opportunity I hesitated and then said my I will remain la Detroit as they are anu will be BpR I Uuv Mr UZritrht Pnfnn orerAuri anKniuM I Tha vancYrrta fhan annlrn rn Bharnlu nvarl szald I HR7d to BUDnlv main HnA Of that TOfld A wv esq sns 1 wl I I saw woav a uia aza lassiso Jan I tUy with what had been raid by the prece I I want to know what you to those heretofore Tho shops which are to bs built Tbe House this attenooa met and adjourn 1 ding speakers He thought one great reason I women in tho GInert replied did I in this city are to be used for the supply of to ebruary Sth Most of the members leave I of the desecration the 8 bbate was owing to not say anything to you All want ot yon Is I the new roads centering here viz The Grand this eventmr I the lack ot proper Christian entertainments I to go along about your Tho negro I River Valley the A 8 the Wayne I provided for the day Country boys did not I said have insulted me on the I Jackson A Saginaw and the Air Line Division Railway Meeting at Bcllzvllle I want to work on Bunday but having nothing I iber said have not and shall not it you I of the Michigan Central These four lines rrmu in Th I read or no Bunday school to go to they I will go along about your The ne I combined form a lino of over four hundred uonwponuence or AOS xzexroiv ree rms I went fishing Denunciation of people was I gro said he bad seen the day when he dre not I miles in length and reqiire works of very BELrKvtiijt Jan 2f I easyi an(j wrong was done by speaking of mat I stand np for his rights but carried the idea I large manufacturing capacity to keep np re to a call of many eiuzens of Belle 1 ters not well understood He would have his I that he could now He called defendant a I pairs and supply them with rolling stock vllle and vicinity a meeting was held at the I children taught German aud they might then I low bred low lived son of a 1 This work could not well be done in Detroit Exchange Hotel of this place on the I understand the wants and sentiments of the I Defendant said "None of your lip I without a largo increase of their facilities and rr I people better go along about your Tney quar If done there would necessitate the transports ot tbe on inst lor tne purpose ot conldcr I Rey Lyoili arglnaw City went into a I reled a few minutes perhaps a minute and I tion ot everything over the track of the Michl Ing the expediency cf constructing a street I general defense of the Sabbath day and a plea I defendant weut across the road and stuck his ax I gan Cent al between Jackson and Detroit railway from Belleville to Deuton or some I for It observance I in the stntnp 1' was across the wagon This four hundred miles of north and south noint on the Michigan Centra! Railroad and I Rv' Dr' H' Mc rtby arose to defend the track and he started north Then tbc tegro I road has been built bjr the untiring enterprise I Germans Herald there were quite as miny I jumped between defendant aud the stump I of a few ci'zens of Jackson and they have to take initiatory steps tor securing that I obese Englishmen reckless Irishmen and ava 1 swearing tbat be conld whip halt a dozen just I created tbe necessity for these extensive shops Cody was elected chairman and Wm I rlclous Yankees who habitually broke the Sab I like him and shook his fists in lace I which are now soon to be built They are lo ll Marvin was elected secretary Hon tn I bath to a worse extent than the Germans I Defendant shoved him back Then tbe negro I cated bore not for the reason that De roll ha Warner Cody Eq and others were I The Germane as a class were an upright and I stepped baek and threw down his hands and I no room for them but because this is the most called upon to make some remarks and re 1 a moral community ot men They had th' lr said enough that's threw I convenient point for the accommodation of tbe spond with considerable entbivinsm After I peculiar Ideas but we ought to look at things down his mds and walked to a bundle that roads referred to Neither Mr Joy all those who wished to had discussed the I a little from tbeir point of view and perhaps I he had before laid on a box that was ou same I nor any person connected with the Central subject tbe following committees were elect 1 there would not be so much reason to con I side ot track with the stump and commenced I deserves nor do we think will claim credit ed Hor WmE Warner Campbell I demn them Hr doubted whether we should I untying it Then I ran out there and Just as I for securing their location here The in Esq and Dr Thornton of Belleville to make I be tbe gainers if processions were stopped and I I got out there he took a revolver out of tbc I terests ot lbs Central Railroad Company arc the necessary it quirics and investigation and I beer gardens closed on Sunday He doubted if I bundle I told Gilbert to run and told the I not at this pl ice any more than elsewhere oa ascertain from nupelcnt parties in Detroit or I we should pro per by a law making the I negro to put bis revolver back and go alocg I tbe line wl tbe exception that they have elsewhere tbo cost per mile as ne possl 1 observance of the Sabbath strict un I lie cocked his revolver and pointed it at de became largely Interested In some of the Im ble of bu Idinc tbe same Samuel Denton I der heavy pains and penalties Christian I fendant aud said he would pul six bills I portent roads which have been built within the of Denton Cody Campbell 11 1 people would relapse into apathy and say I through that heart He tried a number I last few years by Jackson enterprise and it Is Burroughs Haskin Warner and Dr I Oh we are all the observance of the I of times to level his revolver but 1 moved his I these roads alone that the new abops are Thornton of Believil to confer with the I Sabbath is enforced we need not exert our I arm so tbat he could not At this time defend 1 to be built Wespeak by authority when we lftif'nra nt thn irhiinr Ponlral a 1 rl I aAalva ttn Wz wnro tztinr K77a anzl I nrvt Mn dnwn th ft OGfl A fbUllilft flf mrin find I A1V thlt thft fill! Ahortl Of thft MActllfftin Cen ascertain ot them as to what the chances are I better There was not bo much to complain I lumped over the fence into the door yard and I tral at Detroit at Marshall and at Michigan of obtainin'? aid of said compinv 11 I of piety and religion were advancing among I got around behind a well curb mode to put 1 City will Btill be continued and will supply Campbell Burroughs John Hope II I the people He looked upon tbe sunny aide I down into a well It was about live feet across I tbe wants of the road between Detroit and ebllg and Cody to try and procure aid I ot affairs not npon the frigid and dark as I aud about fifteen feet long The negro ran I Chicago But because this is a tact It does In th nf I'hitrrUt 1 that nm tri viaw A ra 1 rlnErn Ihw rnsd find rllmllHii nn nn tn tha fanf I not fnllnW th li those Which BTC tO be erected After getth $3000 iu stock pledged by the I please I I was still hanging to his arm I here will be of small capacity and will only citizens ot Belleville the meeting wae adjourned I Kev Mr uller of Saginaw City said he I The curb was abont three rods from I employ a few op ratlves While it re until the evening of the 3d inst I arose to defend the Puritans (Laughter the fence and north and west ot I quires four separate and Independent ea tab fl reat credit is due to Mr Denton of Den I He waa descended from tbat race and con house When he was on the fence he tried to I lishments to do the wo of the Michigan Ceu ton Wm Warner Cody and others I sidcred that what this country was to day I shoot defendant and 1 hung on to his arm so I tral between Detroit and Chicago a distance of Belleville for taking eueh an active prt In I was owing to them He remembered tbe I that he could not While he was there Gilbert I of less than three hundred miles tbe Jackson the enterprise I time when men' at the churches and I told him if be would throw down his revolver I works must do all the labor for over four huu The general opinion is that the road will I on the street rapped the boys over the head I he would come out and fight him if he wanted 1 dred miles of road already in operation and beyond a deubt be built the coming Reason I if they contravened the order and decorum of I to that he had the advantage of him Tnene 1 when all the contemplated lines are completed I the day Buch knocks and bumps had a good I gro said do it 111 do it come on come I they will have about six hundred miles of rail I effect Laughter He wanted a strict public I He stepped back and made a motion as I road to work for Some Idea can be obtained Monroe I recogriuon ot the Sabbath even it did confine though he waa going to throw Ms revolver to I therefore of the oar works which it will be Correspimdeace of The Detroit ree raas I people to their houses and prevent uproarious I tue ground but did not do It Walked to his I necessary to build here MoxaoE Jan 27 I sports bundle and mide believe he put it in the but I As we stated jesterday the work of erecting A vocal and instrumental concert was given I would not agree with bls brother I put it in bU pocket Turned to defendant and 1 the buildings will be commenced as soon In bv the vouev Isdi Hminr I to McCarthy) told him to come on and defendant had got I the sp inc as the we her will admit of opsra by the young ladus of Irof Boyd Seminary 1 Mr nothing new" Lut near tbe gate I told him to go I tions and sometime darins the probably nt their hall last evening which was very much I Laughter back for the negro had it (revolver) in his I in the the works by the terms of the con enjoyed by tbs audience assembled and rc 1 Mr "Wait a and went pocket Tbe negro put bls hand on his pocket I tract between tbs cl and tbe company will fleeted credit upon tbe instrnctora In that de 1 on S1J tbat he legislative enact 1 and said "Crttie on come on 1 will pledge I be in operation I ment to enforce most strictly the 8 tbbath day I you my word and honor as a gentleman tbat I pari meat as well ng npon tne performers them wa8 wbat wa3 m06t neoded jt wa nl no't nga I told him to back kept bat county selves Professor Brown and Mias Beaman I io say such an enactment would injure the I tel Ing him so Mrs gley told him to eome I The Bay Cty firemen are to be uniformed nave reason to hel a pride In tbe enccets oi I vunsuan cause I Un wont nn tn iiAnMiTiftA nrArrifinni nnH the Danita nnde? th Ir rham I A A I LlUuSIlUV? SUU UV 4UMB4UU1UU QIUU4W A man named Dennis Beau me living ner I breakers in an energetic style when be wa MJ a am rrtl I Lt rvi A I I iu tuc tunaui ocruu wm cciucu telly shot on Wednesday night the circum stances of which were substantially follows It seems that a party was given at the honse of a neighbor and in tbe course of the evening one of tbe mn ic ons laid down bis fiddle tem porarily and indulged in a eakdowu so vigor ously that a revolver which he carried iu a oreast pocket of bls coat droppea out upon tbe floor and was discha ged Ibe owner hav ing a narrow cscajie the ball passing between bis knees and striking Beauiue in tbe fleshy portion of tbe breast near tbe shoulder He was very badly irjured and at one time duri tbe night it was feared he would die but he 1s still living and It is hoped will recover though the ball has not been taken out and he Is in a precarious condition The ice te in splendid condition for trotting on tho canal and bay and a number of our fleet roadsters are this afternoon expected to make some extraordinary time VtEWS TttfOmES TMUSTS DISCUSSIONS 2H ixinium tArnrrnture for tltg rninnuuni 17 I 'Ki 1 i i Wl I.