Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • 1

CKbe Detroit Jfrcc JJrcss THE DETROIT REE PREU 1 ADVER' runLlSHKP BY ON The Detroit ree Press Company Vf VOLUME XXXVII MAY 15 1872 NUMBER 232 COMMON COUNCIL THE MINERS STRIKE LANSING May PatitioM and AemoMtrancM Hherltr Hhea In Stew MORE MINXBS XJTGAGKD TttE STR1KM BROOMING CUIKAL HOTEL ARRIVALS THE 8TBEET PAVIHG 8PECIICATI01B THE re Adopted it Additional the WhiiIwI il Gul rom Our Own Corrcsrcmdenr op HI in on MtMMKR STYLES iiiv 15 21 Tremont always felt a deep in ii uva WANTED IVA NTIJD mikrr Non hi Mk byWlfil Al'gOCM POLITICAL TO RENT The Missouri Democratic State Conv MICHIGAN J(flrtoii uvv MISCELLANEOUS TO THE PUBLIC nyio frlmiawo the force of Thai Coming in LOCAL MATTERS A USKMENTM St Antoine and 53 nf 5 Hinn anon 2 willow was accepted and TEXAS rport of Capt II Bwuo ffllhe Evergreen HiVlr rmed and I decided to comment TT'n teW sA THE COUIVT8 ALBANY Tl KM put to he will Connor and against the pav tbe mine Wood the men in which he hundreds of thous tho works in ques Honeymoon Tmr Two ot a party of Norwegian immigrants arriving here yester day were on their honeymoon trip having been joined in wedlock at Ca stlc Garden They strolled around the streets band in band ate pop corn balls and molasses candy and acted as soft and silly as the average run ot Americans under such circumstances was the Skttikis A case waa before Justice Mc Carthy yesterday in which two droverawere at loggerheads the one declaring the other intended to keep him out of his Just dues to the value of a heifer that had been sold to him The alleged delinquent at first pleaded that he had paid the price but finally allowed himself to be convinced that it was better to fork over than pass beneath the caudinc forks of Beaubien street jail and so it was settled that that and Higii Haniki A ragged and dirty speci men of humanity yesterday called at the house of James uller oa ranklin street near Rivard and demanded of the wife who waa alone a suit of clothes and a dollar in money Being refused he threatened violence and would not leave until Mrs uller had called to a neighter to put him out Kuan Dm advertisement la Mother column headed Private Matters DetoT Men are now at work in the and waiting rooms at the Central depot painting white washing and repairing and when they are through a great change for the tetter will have lieen made The whole depot is to be whitewashed and in other ways made more cheerful to it an ore Sowerage Wanted and Certain Sewerage Remonstrated Against gICJ 2111 A small fire hi a store on Gratiot street yesterday ucnchcil without the aid of Un nitre American En No less than three Detroiters having an idea that large quantities of lager will be demanded by the militia who are to encamp at Windsor next month are making preparations to start lager beer saloons in that village Two of them have secured places while the other is to build a temporary I llrst chiss com Hl'l'ly II Jen con nvc Chazy A man ateuMtwenty yean old named Charles Phelps the on of a Ma comb County farmer who has been crazy for some time past escaped from home Monday night harnessed up a horse and put him be fore a buggy and baa not been seen since It is supposed that he came to the city although his tr lends were looking all day yesterday and could get no trace of him i Kiiio hI 1 I roil Bent Vnr Works i Wanted Situation I To Rent Rooms I hoti MI Iilgnn a Convention I Wiurn Transportation Co Postponed sou In the case of assault and battery which was to be examined into before Justice Guenther yesterday after noon at 2 o'clock one of the defendants Mrs was excused for absence and the ex amination postponed for the alleged reason that she was ill and could not come The Justice was afterwards informed however that she Had been in the possession of suffi eient good health to take a ride to the coun try where the air was supposed to Ire more conducive to health and safety than the courts where justice is measured out to the doer of wrong for sale in parcels of 11voacro mA In rm Al" rtfto uem nnn Hiln lllliv tuouily IlmlW on I hr Gratiot roiwl Inquire of ABiriui llowaril IIOIISS The Impeachment Trial of Commia aioner Edmonds CASE CLOSED ON THE AST THE MUKAGERS CO Cveil APJOCKXS BEORE THE OBBER RESOIITIOVS IS BEACHES I A A 1 A LU 1 Suit an nirc hi UniMilng VioiaIInu lit:" Parties living in Spi fngwells along the river report tliit during lie past few dais scores of bu els onions linve been floating down along Iho dis ks mid slijie having been I lirown in by some one not further down tlian Ninlli or Tenth street 'The majority of the onions are bodly decayed and some one has taken tins cay way of cleaning out a storehouse Along the dor higher up ont 'can everj day sec barrels texes straw shavings and such re fuse which Is being conAantly thrown from the docks In violation of the ordinance The Harbor Master lias im eye out to catch some of these offenders of blood accompanied with sonic from the joint effccu of which I was greatly weakened and became rapidly rednerd ollowing the Led advice I could gel 1 tried various medicines bill none apparently done much good leaving me low spirited enough I male up my mind St last lo try Ir Jayne's Expectorant and pro cured some 1 used it carefully ai directed and gradually got rid of my Wm A Tamaroa erry to the matter of Aid in regard to culvert on Accepted and the last wwl Iolwgs The small pox yet lingers in the Sixth Ward Many of the ancient store fronts on Jrflrr ton avenue arc being remodeled The boys in the ifth Ward have a military company fotty strong There arc nails enough at the Cleveland dock to wrateh every back in Hctroit The routine people arc talking about an ex cursion to Detroit The stone paving on Atwater street lain a sho king condition A negro lawyer baa arrived trim Uinrln ati and I to hang out his shingle About ten thousand people have lift their names in the City Hall tower There is general demand that the liast Grand ircaisvark be throtvtv open to Iniidy irnr Debate The regular weekly meeting of the Cass Literary Association will be held at the rooms of the Detroit Boat Club this even ing the resolution tor discussion being: fcaoft'crf That the Liberal Repul dican movement as set forth by the Cincinnati Con vention and the candidates nominated de serves the hearty support of the American Tkikgrapiiic A young' named Goldy yesterday wagered a dollar that he could climb a telegraph pole on Michigan ave nue and stand on top ol it on his head Just as he was on the point" of juocaas he fell to the ground dislocating hifiabon'lder and badly bruising him Ilo jjk taken on a dray to his boarding house on National ave nue incenuiary me of SO 000 There irug Hmm in Pav lie licsn II A ItlV 1 1 Hn my! REST Thi Melvin llimm nr itirdtpr Hintion cll JX'nks SritiNc Bep Ci an II Dunks 17 and 171 Griswold street near State Perhaps more blessing have been poured upon the head of Mk Dunks than any oilier man in our eity In the invention of hid improved Spring Beil Bottom he has dune much for mankind at large and as is nut tlUnlly the case mankind lias proved exceedingly grate ful Those who have tosecd upon a hard bed all the night long and awakened in the morning tar more tiled titan when they retired al night and those who have tossed lor weeks and perhaps months on a couch of pain and sickness on beds of ordinary make have also been made happy anil comfortable by exchanging fur one of Noiseless dccl boring Bed Bottoms These beds are extensively tmlnufHctttred by Mi: Dunks and wherever tried haw given ample satisfaction Recommended by tho clergy and physicians Hotels that use them have a rush and boarding houses find no difllciilt in getting a dollar a week more that use Di Noiseless bold by all dealers NotwitH4taniing the great advance in ma terial we continue to sell lemon and vanilla at last prices and guarantee every bottle equal to any made Seely (Jo or sick lion liver complaint and all billions disease use Dr Kcrmott's Compound Mandrake Pills Governor Baldwin Appealed to for Kora Troops KlHSril JCB per line each fflTSltSSKS OR Till: TO BE Amkiiican Ohskhvkk The May number of the American Observer a monthly journal of homeopatie matria mediea being the fifth number of the ninth volume hai a full tattle of content containing aix article under the head of Surgical Observations three on Pathology and Microscopy one on Diseases of Women and Children four each on Clima tology Matria Mediva and Colleges and So cieties two translations from foreign jour nals besides personal notices necrology etc COXfilDKRABLK TESTIMONY A MtSlELLAMEOlS CIIARACTKIl Li evening Rev Mc Laren lectured on the In St Andrew's Hall for the benefit John's Church Union There was a attendance and the lecture was one most interesting that has been given troit this season It is understood that the same Society will make an effort to induce Mr McLaren to repeat the lecture Tlie Bunk Account of IV A Barnard A Co IVaKlnl 1 1 nin tl lUlMHHlHII WtLh rnnllsl tn tnln tn muiIim tuten in inc Hunting iho prodiirtkm nnd h'0 Window UliUML Addrvw nt UiIr Inbscripllen Dmlrbr narrior cr Trl Wxkly 4 vctr lift Weekly 2 Puilv tnnil dn club nf ten 18 id Bnltrrilrra bi variably in fidvitnrr (end nrlcr or dradn when prart'rA 1 Ir rilfl plainly naina and iNwHnfltrt the i ltl ton hr her I Lilly Tn Weekly or Wrckl of the of St goodly of the in De of onnccHcut for IlAKTi UitD Conn May cratic members of the lagi? ltu oronitig Xt erry for Senator Ditnkn Si ji ing Hep Bottoms Elc wherevntho first page will lx found an an nuum emvnt regarding 11 tipring bed bottom Thte is a branch of inanufat turcN which within tho paec of two year grown from a very small beginning to a recognized inatitutiuu of Detroit and tbeM beds arc now known from New ork to San mnrheo Mr Dunks is constantly adding to hi buMineaa facilities ami his orders for goudi have iiiureawd to lunioly tdue the Ix ginnlngol the present year that he oldigeil to more th in double his ork men AX (iRiiiixai Way An old man named Benjamin reedman living with hia daughter on Sixth birert ycUrday concluded that be wa a burden and a bother to the family and therefore determined on miirkling Going to the pemtUx he ntop)cd up the hole In the eink laid down with hU head in the trough ect the water to running and whri his position wa discovered he wa almost as near den I as an old man could le andeeover lie id a eonzotive ehdl after belnj Iw'd and there is but little hoe that lecvwr Md The senate called to order this morn ing at the usual hone Mr Cornell of ('old water wn recalled and tcMiliea 1 think I had the lands reserved that Van Durham entered for me 1 made arrangements with Cyrus Hewitt to reserve them for which I to pay him 10 They were to be reserved about thirty days I think it was tho lot in Baton County I did not bU? them al once because I wanted to see the land tirsb think Van Dunham di rected me to Mr llewltf itnd gave me the de sired information Tho lands were reserved in mv name I think I introduced niyself to Mr Hewitt I do not know how the were marked upon tho plat book 1 looked at the lands in Eaton County tM'fnrc I saw Mr Hewitt It was tftber land Mr Hewitt reserved forme on scrip James Cumming was sworn and testified that he had resided at Corunna for the last thirty years: am County Treasurer nf Shia assce County have held that position for thirteen years somewhat acquainted with Mr Bouck ot that county I remcmler hia having some trouble about the title of his land and gave him some assistance came with him to see the Commissioner wanted Potato bugs greatly to tho satisfaction nf farmers have not made their as yet in Allegan County and hope are enter tained that they have all diedhiwt? A man named Weston had bis hand mt oil by a circular saw at Ammerman's mill in Allegan Thursday Mr and Mrs Charles Parker of Brittle Creek will celebrate their golden wedding on Thursday They were married in Wood bury Litchfield County Connecticut May l(th 1822 and of their eleven children nine arc still living six sons and throe daughters About thirty grandchildren are living and eno great grandchild What more rem kal lr the mother ot Mr Parker an old I idv of ninety is also living and in good health and will be present at this celebration of the anni versary of her son's wedding Michael McCarty of Roseville got adup on the Detroit Milwaukee Railroad ti kun the afternoon ol the 11th and was ihiiou rby a train having one foot crushed Daniel Curry working at South had an arm broken and wasothei wie riou ly injured by the truck on tho uway which contained two logs at the tiin luninng over him He is not expected to live Snow fo the depth of three im lies full at Leroy and Clam Lake on Saturday Dillenbaek A Co in canvassing for direc tory names at Grand Rapids estimate the pup tiiaiivn as uppKHM'uing from the Grand Trunk junction Munday night alout midnight two Li boring men named Hawes and David living on Twelfth street die covered jiibt bvluW tho cut Ho yards on the Central track a diunken man lying square aeroM the mill and lecphig wcundly trooper ive minutes utter they baillt azgvd him an engine mid cmal cars pM over the spot As tho num was uo drunk to walk or )enk ho was hauled to the ft lire bin taken off and tho men tied him fxst to a pod ST Louis Mo May 1 The Democrat io State Central 'oinmittoe has railed a state Convention to Do held at btlcron Juno 2th to appoint a State Central Committee and rle delegates to the Democratic Nation al Convention The CoitruT Rins: I Lull hvs 5XIOOQD feet of logs hung up hich and drv on one nt the bayous ot tho I'lint River iii'Tavmouth town twelve miles fmtn tho ritx Satur day last Mr I nil completed lit Honl dam onthebayou and he informed ik jtierdy that nothing less than forty ight hours of ruin would let him out with his lug A tire at Melbouru yesterday morning de stroyed three or tour of the boarding houses occupied by employes of the mill Melbourn isthenaineof Burt tw nt the location of their mill the huddings alR we believe owned by the romp any The lire broke out aout 10 o'clock from causes unknown The loss prubablv i in the neighborhood of $G00 The mill ami ad joining buildings were saved through the ex ertions ot the men a 1Uan named Callcndun a rmidrnt ot I'tiim xow York on his way to Chicago arrived hero yesterday morning in Midi condition that hr was svuci ly able to walk tiug like one drunk He explained thai about ten Monday night coming lUy 75r JdAVB I5 60 1 month 7 impt ctsluii ha gone out that there ia noL oi pcasuncd lumber to be had any where i Un wish to Inform our patrons and tho public nrrnlly that wo have a largo stock of Seasoned tfimida Lumber ftml to cash buyers wo will make good flguru bidden fbr furntwhing water lime at 91 48 per bbl and recommendtag a contract with them therefor Adopted Strert Opeaings: Reeomneadfag that an alley lie opened ai petitioned lor in the Mock between St Antoine Bastinga Mullet and Clinton treeta Adopted Special The Aldermen of the Tenth Ward reported in favor of ConttriMlBg a brosswalk on the Santa ide of German street acroM Vhene street' Adopted STREET paving specifications Aid Hill again called up the street paving specification under an appropriate suspen sion of the rules and the following were taken up discussed amended and adopted in order The the tbe the the Stowe oundation" the the Nicol The specificMIoiis tor stone paving were taken tip and considered till a quarlef to ten o'clock when they Were laid on the tabic Aid lower moved to adjourn the yeas had It ind the President declared the Coun cil adjourned Several aidCirll wh allowed the alert and watchful to preponderate DETROIT MICHIGAN Unvrn Wire Malircwrrv Welter urniture Co i jt Rwhm A Wright Wnnlcl Millhu Mi Bullion Wanted GirD Mr Biukcr htrnugi who wa gentleman in look ami conversation UalkDUin'a laivion to Chi cago wiia to lift a mortgage ou some projwrty and during the conversation this fact leaked out After Bumc further conversation the htrangrr pulled out a flak and offered Cal kivteina drink which was taken Hardly five minutes pasted when tho drinker began to fro and tlie desire grew upon him so that he could no longer talk He hnd ex perience nough to auBpcct thutVomc game was being played and he got a passenger to oeort him to a sleeping car and turned al) his luom over to the conductor He was asleep a soon ns ho by down but though Severn! hours had piutd the effect the drug Ktill lingered yeMcnlny morning The Htiitngrr was donbllcKs a sharper who planned to get Ualkntefn asleep go through him and then quietly leave tho train AIR OERS R01 TRE MIXING SEPER1M TESbtrra ft ADVERTISEMENTS It I INERT TiieVekra Mrs Bowers achieved another great triumph last evening by her impersonation of This play is one which has commanded the study and best efforts of the greatest artiatcn of modern times and notwithstanding its viola tions of historical farts it is among the most admired of modern dramatic productions chiefly on account of its majestic language and the fascinating power of its situations The opportunities thus afforded for a fall dis play of Mrs splendid elocution and' her many serve to place high in the scale of her repertory which includes almost everything of merit familiar to theater goers of the present day Some of her scenes' were characterized by such force and inten sity of ccch and action as to send a thrill no less emotional than that evinced by tbe artiste herself through the entire audience like an electric shock Indeed her power in this respect is marvelous and its plainest proof was found in frequent calls for her the curtain As on Monday evening her support was first class and altogether the entertainment was one of the most thorough ly enjoyable ever given on a Detroit stage To night will be presented with Mrs Bowers in the double character ot Isabel" and and Mr McCollum as Reserved teats can be secured of Ams den at Whitney music store NT Bo bi lu VI'ircM DILLIE Jirkson Mi tnsU 'i CTI WANTED With S7iO hi SUJooh In an chUbliMhuif rRtl rfniHibh biiiincriri AdUrrss TN Hl HI' Mlll instructed by (he mistake was canceled error in the tho uuial way in such poor man I told Mr Edmond that if there wa any expense I would settle it He said he would sec Mr Cornell and do what he could alvout it I know whether the money was to go to Mr Edmonds or to Mr Cornel) I supposed it was necessary to greirse the wheels a little Mr Bouck still re sides upon the land A letter read from the Commissioner to Mr Cummings relative to the matter Cross examined I saw Mr Edmonds twice It was the second time 1 offered the money He appeared to be willing that Mr: Bouck should have hi land back 1 do not remember hat was said about proofs of non settlement being filed It was a month or six WSfiRmafter my second virit that I rc ecivcttwMBWinonds' letter I did tell Mr Bouck what was in the letter The amount (SUfio) wa more than Mr Bouck could pay IL Bartholomew recalled In town 7 north range 4 cast record is here made of a sale to Cornell paid in scrip charged to Wm Barnard Co The description was that of Mr land The sale was in October 1871 it is marked in red ink can celed ebruary 1872 and the amount of scrip credited bark io Wm A Barnard ross am 1 ned I Mr and by his it Land Office cases Orrin Quigley recalled have scon Mr Edmonds under the influence of liquor at the Chapman House in April 1871 He was with a crowd Home of the clerk were present They were what 1 would call drunK about 9 in the evening 1 have seen him take a drink but never saw him dnmk at any oilier Time he was at that time Have Been him drink at the Landing House with his clerksand myself We were drinking pretty freely I was at any rate The first 1 ever knew of Mr Edmonds was when he was elected Reg ister of Deeds in Coldwater Tho time at the Chapman House Was at the of Mr Conkling's wedding I think I helped much to ratify 1 drank whisky twice that evening I never was there when I was carried up stairs I may have Ireen A good many were carried up stairs stopped at the Chapman House off and on from January to July 1871 I do not know that Mr Edmonds was boarding there at the time 1 have been ariysrcu 'havman House George Cole 1 resale in jam sing: am a dentist: am not acquainted with Mr Edmonds but know him when I see him I saw Mr Edmonds coming from on the 12th day of September about half past six in the morning I remember the day lcing the day of the excursion of the Detroit Lansing Lake Michigan Rail road Cross examined I wftrt on the excursion (Nothing special was clcitcd in tbe cross examination further thru that drawn out in the direct Van Dunham again recalled I can't tell how much of my pay vas deducted for over absence 1 only renumber of my pay being deducted once at thetime I left the office I itiinN iiiu Aiuoiiin tfen was Ar three or four days 1 was absentmetimesix days I have lecn absent at othr times two and three days I don't thin! I was absent more than the thirty days alloved by the office Moore Reside in Lansing Mr Van Dunhamnoardcd at my house com mencing in Juw and ending in October During that pcri'd he was absent about one third of the time Part of the time absent from the town I don't think 1 ever saw him rmnog tnic un CrosB When he was absent three or font days it was not usually over Sunday but fbm the first to the middle or last of the w3k Rcdircrt At one time he told me he bad some land north part of the Suite he had been toook at He usually went away in the morins Western Transportation comvaxv pits yompany enter upop the wason with twelve Joou broLePe and will run a daily line between Buffalo Detroit and Chicago touching regularly at Mackinac 1'ine River North port Iceland rankfort and Milwau kee The following are the propeller of the line Idaho Capt Penny ountain City Jan Uihwm Empire Staicii Ueo Perkin Jtadirer Stale XCIaik' MolMk Condoh Oncnla 4g Drake Vanderbilt Wm Dickaon K'oeuna II Pheatl Nanu A Tobe Potomac Webster Plymouth William Clncago DiMel The propeller Montana is ready to launch at Port Huron having been built by the Dry 1 lock Company there She will be the largest lioat in the line carrying 10x1 tons of freight The Santa Is an iron boat soon to be launched at Buffalo The Vanderbilt was new only last fall Tile passenger boats ot the line are the fZnltiire SUte tdaho lain Badger State Mohawk and Oneida and they arc all among the best on the lakes Livingstone Co ire the Act'U of the lihe here their dock being at the foot of Randolph street LJTIH1L 8KWKRS ABD PAVING I are Ik rni fi rM "Cr 111 lB'c tlu 'V calling st ltit mats It A 1 1 A tic lien Girl VH At Jrty Slit Kingston MonntaiU(1 Shawagunk Mountain in "Pace two miles in over a cords of wood and au immnJ iOOo oroUgh al (ilmrrvat Iqiim by IrfKlIn Block vplicUn BH Jertrr0n avenuo: iiKTHtiir iiKMiiiv ainy ll i Time Barometer Thermoniulor Wind Weather a ml in 4 i Minimum icmvcraiure for twenty tour hours minimum 44 Iok Certiorari to Kalamazoo hv Canlev This is a certiorari to renew hmmI intra taken for the I I iHlUg liMlU? VI ouun inav water power to operate" ireuit Court chine shop The to es under the statute dam and to a petition was were ap for the lnt tbe present ma tablish the led by wlcr asaees dam bl Prtcn am is for the rc informed by chlE neighbors that the Where? win intends "ake to LJerty WJ! be for the nubile ey assess Air Gbirv 1 ally several res ohnlem fn tMPtNMB4ta4 they should haVe offefeii hiit thtin nbW eftrry In thtelt fcxKkcls for ah ihdpflnitc tjftlod at' to get (He and nays' Mr Presi but that officer said be had said it and the Council was adjourned The Siiccii of Senator irry fe akw Hvvkn Conn May The oali tion to elect Senator erry has sthvniliil he House to day gave him sixteen majonl The Senate gave Hawley seven inaiorit'v Terry majority on joint ballot on tiXdncs vs MciHitcui ten reJ rs Mwpuonewe 'iehf doirre McClary damages at seventy 01 under which form taken does not con wh onrtuution in requiring that XnSJU is taken for the use necessity for ch snSIPre8SlX to toe publie use is not sufficient as to th nn JLha': puarded SInflt It byprovidJ OtJ Which he was lj ing passed out through th front door in which a woman was standin tearing otf one ol her shoes and thence on tlie woodhed where it killed a dog man was not injured but one ot the worn:" I for a couple of days At tbe same lir a I streak of the lightning ran down rope in one of the mining shafts and exr1(I 1 with a sharp report near the bolto but without doing any injury On ot en i dcscrilied it as a streak or ball o'tire scend ing the rope and says the eportas bbe that oi an ordinary pistol Mention has been made large and valuable licds or'ate nT lhe hrad waters of Huron Bay irtowb range 31 Houghton County Tl ProP el de'clop ment of these slate turned definite shape in the joint stock eompu' 1 V1 lie commenced nnei "bat is known a the P00 has organised in? wi" eowmenee opera Thig company owns l0 acres of Kn 110 has also or stock Imsb of SXtOOOO and ennlln tlc immediate development of their i "bieh comprise about 2700 acres pool" Ins engaged explorersJ commence operations next week ONTONAGON COUNTY ho Miner says The agent of the Bohe BoRrlrr I'im Ubfwik M'lbimry nlng lingo If II Dnfiii hIhUl I Room been put in good order and the pumping engine started to unwater the mine The Victoria mine and 'r: viKITrn Blufr i wcummenre work and Ingly word has been sent to th? ui" prejaretions at once tomake 8T CLAIR COUNTY The Port Huron Timet savs a bn Thursday of last At McmPhts blacksmith got drunk kittle a gave his wife a unn? nigbt her With their children? rl riday Mrs I ittu nto 110 streeL On her brutal husband 'aJd2Tf laint is renorie1 ad h'" The flouring mill known McMahon mill Mtuated a mile and a hdf of tho city on the Hui nn Kivrr wk burned oa the night ol the Lull int altout 12 It i supposed to have Uen the work of an In the neighborhood Wlx tn nllrsnx fit Mb in a Hartford company but whether it Is good or not is considered a matter of doubt The mill was owned hr a llii 'hes Gray of this city Mahon sold it to them two years ago and dining the cntiia timo there lues been a constant litigation between the parties of tlie linn out the prnj'crtv and a great deal of bard Ir ling ha been" gene rated on that areount A rv cn had been appointed by the t'iivuit Court to take chargo of the property pending th em mcnt ot'a law suit between them Jlrilriytiss been iii wiii in am iiiib tui sometime IV) KENT 1''" VERY Rooms 171 I r' st i ufilco gr a Apply nt mkk I'KKRN OICfl RobitiMon ii" icuueH was claimed It is Of enator Moffatt tho enato cleared and Mr Hudson was 1 know Mr Edmond when 1 Mfi rememlr the Ooafon on I'M women were turned awv froflfi iMLaattaC OIHC hy Mr Tavlor in the atMMN frX Iiudon Theebimlvrmall calle came lip into the hall and al on tk saw Mr Clark nine out ot a room one direction and a woman came out Bt jwie Dine and gn to No 128 Mr Edmonds There another wom also in the room 1 ordered I hem both away I remetnier the oerasfon of my son calling my attention to Mr room atone time Thu conclude the testimony on the Prt tion with a Mimle exception that of hnftlHinnwlwi not to be found at present n' 11111117' irt here with the richt iwnpiltri take the tetimonv of thU whrn Tliifl proposition by the in a gen wu ordered by motion ot senator Romeyn to go into the pro eedtnes a an order ConMdrndilc di cu ion aroM in to Mff lludnon tcMimon) bung allowed to go upon the printed prootdimrs by a vote of tho Senate it wjin onh rc'i tn g0 jn(A thC printed reportof he pi retkngs the ute 1 he coun! tr the respondent will le pre pared to examine witnt nt the "ominence th 'vion tn mnrrow morning The number of itner introduced by the managers is fifty weven rm sqiuril 1 week fl vv wcek 2 50 month ti month fM munth fjx 1 rear f5on' Tncay 1 II'DLC Corner of Jefferson avenue and Randolph street Antimeu rourleMt Uetf Scheller and Henry Covell Clerks Chandler Lart teffr filfimbefft Rir jung jningham' II House Lansinsr IL Jackson I lint Ko'sCf ast A Withams New Tork bagfnatf A Murdock and son John Micrwood York York iJnhn BAifffff Pofftiar DCMturayNrp York Mansfield Clove Alfred Tcrrg untiac land II Waggon Halt Chicago It MrictlaiKl St Mmjinx Bay City 11 Gradv and wife! A Giccn A ood Maine urana it vpins Wick and airier Cleveland 8 Taylor Ohio 8 NaromNew Y'ork A King Cleveland I Wm Randall Mar shall Geo Htanton Chica gft' LeWfa Bostrti li Bufr Smith Indianapu Horace Greeley Retires from the liillt rial Management of the New loliK May The Tribune lu morrow publihes the following A CAKD The irtbunc has ceased to be a pan nr gan but the unexpected nomination of editor at Cincinnati seems to involve it new embarrassment All must be awa'? that the position of journalist who is at the same time a candidate is at lie IrkJmn and difficult that he Is fettered in ac ion i restrained in criticism by a knowledge that whatever he may say or do is closely wanned by thousands eager to find in it what may Im so interpreted as to annoy or perp ex those who me supporting him as a yandidate and lo whom his shmkkd omli tion will not permit him (o be servin able The undersigned therefore withdraws abso lutely from the conduct of the Tribune and will henceforth until further notice cxmcio tin rnnl rnl nr LiniMe i IqU o7 ruHHCTMiHi over in rniuniiw HORACE GREELEY The editorial management of the Ti of course falls on Whitelaw Reid OR SALE KI1WA RE STUKe' OR SALE Lis linking llbige in Mwllgm The Steck nnd iii'i' lii'ls 11 CHtibhslivil llnnlivaro bU ii llculir apiily to II JAMES CO son me Hctroit Mich A party of four two of them fe males while sailing in a boat near the head of Belle lsl yesterday were upwd by some mis management and all went into the water The boat drilled for nearly an hour before tbe victims were rescued and the women were so exhausted as to be hardly able to move Board of Tradk Building Associa At a meeting of the stockholders of this Association yesterday the following of fleets were re elected tor the ensuing year Geo Bagiev James Auniuul Chas Ncmle Jos Kuhn Wheaton II lUaebman Alvaa Wilkins Ben Vernor Pulling Celebration The colored people of De troit have concluded to celebrate the ratifica tion ot the fifteenth amendment in good style to day There will be a street procession grand dinner and several addresses There will also be addresses in the evening and a supper Another A feasale named Julia BroWa an inmate of a disreputable house on Michigan avenue was yesterday seised with delirium tremens for the second time within a month and had to he tie hand and feet caily to the Governor for aid The Light Guard and National Guard though lacking camp equipage will be called out should the exigency demand more troops April 27th the miners at the Calumet and Hecla stopped work and demanded an in crease of ten dollars a month That morning the superintendent ot issued a circular to said: The comnanv have tcrest in the welfare of their people and when our President was here in ebruary last several schemes were discussed that were to work directly for your benefit The first scheme was to wages on May 1st This it was agreed aljoiild be dnne xyiUihUt solii it atioti on yotfr a voluntary action on the part of the company The clamor that has been started has forestalled us in this but the arrangement will lie carried nut without reference to clamor and an advance of tener eent will lie made on May 1st to all our working people employed and overseen in their daily laliora by the mine officers Con tracts connected directly with mining and handling rock will be raised in tbe same pro portion provided that this is ac cepted without considering contracts broken Contractors who (lo not lUeept the new tertits Will be Meld id finish tfieir present contracts as they stand The second scheiiie is to divide iri January 1073 among tlie mine officers and employes of the mine who are overseen in their daily laliors of the mine officers who shall have been in our employ for twelve months pre vious to January 1st 1S73 in the proportion of their earnings the following sum One per cent on a monthly product of 00 tons of ingots and two per cent on the excess of 000 tons price of copiwr to Im determined by company's sales There will not be less than $70000 of this money and it is In your power to increase very materially this amount Those commencing at any time during the year and remaining without interruption to its close 'to be counted In but those leaving us during the year without excuse satisfficto ry to the Superintendent to be counted out This schenle has been uefiititely igreed upoh and 1 received by last mail Instruc tions from our President to announce it to you A third scheme partly blocked out but not completed contemplates an arrangement by which the company's employes can receive five per cent interest per annum on all sums remaining in tbe company's office the com ganvto be responsible for both principle tud Tile objects aimed at In these arrangements are io secure your cheerful co operation in prosecuting the company's enterprises and to encourage all in habits of industry and thrift We do not try to conceal the fact that the company has its interests subserved in all this as well as yourselves We have a vast amount of work to do work that we want pushed along without trilling or delay and wc know that a man is useful to us just in proportion as he is careful and prudent in bis own affairs We feel sure that that large class of mon who want crmanent em ploy mant home for their families and edu cation for their children with the manyHC arenfireta that come of having settled plans in life will appreciate and prize our schemes This calm and lair proposition seems to have lieen ineffectual as on the 29lh the laborcra and surface inen according to the Marquette Journof also struck May 3d the men at the Copper alls mine struck and May 6th they were joined by tbe miners at the Quincy and ranklin On the Sth of May the men also ceased work It is believed that the miners in Keweenaw anil Ontonagon Counties where the copper mines outnumlier those ot Houghton will also take part in the demonstration The agents of all the mines have given the advance asked for but refuse to accept of eight hours as mu day The store keepers generally refuse to give tnc suisv credit and have quite generally closed their doors it is feared that raids may lie made uKn them and their stocks pillaged and car ried off' No fears are apprehended of a disturliance of this character in tlie neighboring County of Marquette which is almost wholly devoted to iron mining Several persons have left Hough ton being fearful of violence and bloodshed The Atlantic with the troops on board was delayed Sunday and Sunday night by running aground in the St Clair River consequently It is believed she cannot arrive at Houghton be fore Thursday afternoon It then depends on the authorities and the leaders of the strike io iVcit a conflict lietween the troops and tlic mlRhn the latter ot which were at last accounts soose 2000 strong while the soldiers number brtt'100 It is to be hoped that the disturbance may bo quelled without the use of military force The following are the dispatches received yesterday by Governor Baldwin Calumet Mich May 13 IS72 Gov II uur troubles grow upon us Wc need troops enough to take eare of 17XM) men and need them at once My posse has failed in arresting the ring leaders One company will only be looked upon with contempt A ETHO lOM 1 1 A Sheri ff llotciiTos May IX IL I' Baldwin Wo think wc should have twofull companies Can you send us one more and when The Sheriff is twelve miles distant but we arc in communi cation with him CHANDLER Attorney JAMES U'GRADY Circuit Judge tuc Hack wo 000 in toat bo 11 ia Iherefore certata that no fogs can come down unless there tea freshet and except in that contingenTmH? trfthe muH here wilt have to remain idle this named Ernst Mitchell seven tym Ta of Mr' Hrtson ofL droned Sunday evening In Um oh Toward evening Mr Mitch irn comPny with his little boy started bor living other bora In 1 with eome bteheM ody was apVhA the other bova ati 1 A 11 Should Be ork Atay 14 A dispaich from Richmond Virginia fstates that tho lnnuircr con radh ts the statement that Governor In lhr Virginia legation to the Democratic Convention to support Greeley Governor Walker made an nouncement ot any course of action for th Conservatives in advance of tlie authorized Pvnt'nflcJni ni iecuzu UI L1IV11 UJHUIOII ner can anything be accepted as a substitute lor it Tbe proceedings must be wholly set aside and vacated but as 'the Circuit Court was without jurisdiction by reason of de fect in the law costs of that court are not Jrvitte Millef Vt Marshall iiabcock Er fdr to KiiamaAoo Cibctli Opinion by Camp bell riZnU! brought ejectments for certain lands in KalanUzM County oul complete chain of title by deeds made anu acknowledged amt recorded In due form of law Abrahafn Rtnolk being seired made a Conveyance to Myron A Hmolk dated ctu rUary ISJb Mton A Sinolk convert'd to Hi haul Joy Ngteiiilx So IM): Tlie chain ot title aunes down itortl ihc t1 contefanCes The defense undertook to rely and were ab lowed to sustain their defense under certain attachment procheiiings whereby a levy was made October 14 IMbtipoh the r'sftt ti tle an interest which Abraham Smolk had inorto the real and whereby cb ruarv 26 1M2 certain deeds were made by the SHrriit ndt recorded until lq (11 Meld That the attachment did not malic any one competent to claim the Ksition of a purchaser before the deed This was distinctly held in 10th Mich And it was held in the same case that while the statute then in fon required the attachment levy to be filed in the registry of deeds in order to give it any force as a lien the law contained no provision giving it force by way of priority over conveyances and no registry law hits any openttjon beyond the fair mean ing of Its temis Under tbq revised statutes of 163b nothing is said as to sueti flupg atingas constructive notice The provision simply declares that the attachment shall lie alien from the time tbe papers are fi led It would be giving more weight to the levy than to the completed sale to allow it any such foree as is claimed here The convey ance by sheriff's deed not having lcen re corded at all until 1663 was not valid against any of ttys parties claiming under the several conveyances of Jhq tJtlte (fcrited from the Smolks without actual notice The court erred in the various rulings which held notice unnecessary to invalidate the conveyances under which plaintiff claimed The judgment must therefore be reversed and a new trial ordered James Campau ct al vs Theodore 1 'ampau ct al Appeal in chancery from Wayne Circuit Opinion by Christiancy Ch i lly a decree ot the Wayne Circuit by this court A partition of the real estate of Jqsepb Catnpatt wits made among his bcirs oy which tlje sifai'es tif tnc complain ants (who were thcchildnm of Jartlea tim pau one of the sons of the deceasef) were set off to them jointly and in common By a suliscqucnt decree the portion so set off to complainants in common was partitioned among them by which the share of each was set off to them in severalty The decrees in lioth cases required possession to be delivered to the parties respectively of the shares set off to each by the decrees but though Theo dore and Dcnfiis (sons of Joseph de ceased) were made parties defendant to the original bill they stere made such only in their individual Capacity as heirs and not its administrators Trior to and fit tbe time df tueae partition sluts they wera add still eoiitlpue to be administrators qatMRatoteof Jeroph Camera the eotamOB RRoertor and aaHBca administrators ftad taken tonot toe BOM ertutotfel otl to thf par til on partition wWaWfficy still claim In that AnAeltVjZJMflKv Inuiwt Hl if ad their accounts as administrators arc not set tled but are now contested before the Probate Coil rt and the said Probate Court has made no order for I he delivery over by them of said estate they still have therightef possession of said estate and that the Circuit Cou rt is not Hie proper tribunal for' settling the question and making the order and UMU) this is not the proper form 6f relief flic only question is whether the adffiinirtrittors at the time of the vemier and Decem nossessinn the real estate as against the petitioners to whom tbe land had been setoff by partition in HWghet under the law of 1871 the admin tratoffiMRak not entitled to retain possession of the reafate and tberents and profits and that it was entirely competent for the Legisla ture to pass the taw of 1871 taking awav from the administration the power ol takingor hold ing the possession ot rents ttn 1 profits by the repeal of those provisions of the statute upon which alone the power depended and this as well after as Is fore they had taken thepos session No vested right would lie disturlied by such repeal This i pracisvlv what was done by the act of March 2U 1871 This act contains no saving clause nor was any neces sary The right of possession therefore was not one of which the Probate Court had ex clusive jurisdiction nor any Jurisdiction at Tho order made by the Circuit Court was therefore proper and Valid mid must la af firmed with costs to tho petitioners in both courts As these proceedings Were not Insti tuted against respondents as administrators but as individuals and as they have failed to show any facte by which it can be inferred that they took and held possession in good faith or for any legitimate purpose of admin istration and the court is not satisfied that they did so the estate must not lie burdened witli the cost but these must la? awarded against them in their individual capacity In the matter of the state Reporter Post Esq appointed State reporter having tiled his cfficial bond with Elisha IV Med daugh and Ashley Pond as sureties ordered that said bond and the sureties thereon be and tlie same arc hereby approved Rulus Cate impleaded witli David La Thos Patterson Error to Oak land Circuit kv jPaiP8 for plaintiff in error and by A nasv rcr uu fcnilant in error and cause submitted The People cc rd The Township of Clar endon and Same ex ret The Township of Ho mer va The State Treasurer Two cases Mandamus Peremptory writ ordered to issue Caroline A Stellcr vs Henry Stellcr Ap peal in chancery from Wayne Circuit Ar gued liy Prcntis for complainant and by Palmer for defendant and cause sub mitted Theo Alien vs Rennsalaer Mills Error to Washtenaw Circuit Continued by con sent Henry Druse vs Aaron Wheeler Error to Washtenaw Circuit Continued The Lake Shore Michigan Southern Rail road Company vs John Perkins Error to Lenawee Circuit Argued bv Wing for plaintiff in error and A Millerd for de fendant in error Thursday next the 16th inst' has been fixed upon for hearing applicants for admis sion to the bar The People cr rd Perry Hannah aJ i The Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Mandamus Time to show cause extended until the first day of next term on application of respondent and on motion ot Mr Lothrop for relator ordered that Mid respondent make and enter the proper order staying all further proceedings until the further order of this court In the suit of Wm ife dal vs Perry Hannah el at mentioned in the appli cation in this cause Court adjourned Uh this morning at nine o'clock" tor appointed and bond of fttoo ordered rotate of John Trembler and continued for one weejf in part Estate of John Bull week Continued for one Estate of Michael Morals Datii PftfJCB f'u Robineli robbery honnH rich and corderis Court £Lthe Be" house of ill tame eed sentence suspended sent up sixty div lano i i drunk up three months Julia 1 sent uo nuksent fined 85 A Rattflcallon Meeting In Pct eraburft Virginia Riuiiini Va May A snrcHI Th lhc from Petersburg HtVb 1 he largest Conservative meeting in that citv since tbe war was held to rati tied the O( Brown with great enthusiasm Speeches were made bv Col V' 'o': Balling and other prominent Virginian York Democrat I state tlon HESTER May ully half the dele gates to the Democratic Mate Convention have already arrived together wit" 'w nm mcn of in the party te Varo show thal lho ICy8omreWonf a foil'eitt cteU 'Vr ih'VhtO thC movemem tird Uen on in orgSnizXrX iX by Mrs McAdam Also the Hi'rr or terms in iinrcid Woodward ave mh tf At ox KY TO In sum of 161X0 Lo J0 I Dot) on unincumbered ciiy real entato oo rmitv ml ll MIMHIE A GRI E1 In Tin: hkk Pniras of April "oth prarrtl a local Item information of the finding of the bmlyw Maw 1 Um Detroit Khcr ami of it 14ng towed up into the River RoWc by some young men out oti a boating expedition An inqiic Wfx neld by Justice Ludlow an a Jetihl kept of the arti cles found on tem body In order that It might be identified by friends and it was buried Under eno coroner's directions Some al iil lons derogatory to the manner In which the inquest was held and thoVdlpSu dlspo ed of apta nrcil Ir pfm being Itirniffied bV a gentleman who declared to our reports that hnvnnld hUbrtantiaftf'Rltei ha said lustice Ludlow has sent to Uns office a statement to explain ftway the chargor slating that Hie fnjiist war regularly conducted tile body buried And 1 hit there were no btatx inenL to the contrary The statement has appended to It an affidavit from thn lor man of Hie jury certifying that cterithing peilainlng to the inquest' was humanely and regularly conducted and the hirgcs made anj one by one disposed of as uiitouudcd The regular Tuesday of the Com mon Council was held In the Council 'Cham bch hfcik City Hall last evening the I'Vtes Idrtit Hon William ft Ungfi Ih Uie chair Ahl Adfftita Christian paly Dul les lower olsom ulda Hill Hinchman tichtenlierg Langley Maltony O'Keefe jr toa Tretaoa Jietlc Stange Welch Wbeitey'JA i Aiwent Aid 1 Aid ulda waa excused under the head of petitions and Aid Dtillea at a later hour Aid Hill moved a suspension of the rules to take up the street paving spccificattoite Carried Aid lower wanted the Council to be al Idwcd to examine the patents covering the roVcfal pavements bald papers not bein at (land the whole matter was again laid cn the Ubic and the regular rdrr tuBjnes Was taken up rKTItlONS AND REMONSTRANCES By Aid Woolley Ol Cullen asking to be exempted from payment of assessment for a sewer in the alley running east from Wayne street north of Woodbridge Sewers Of II Langley for use of Lafayette ave nue between Second And Third streets for I'uiiulng purposes Granted By Aid Adams ti William Brodie and seven otlicrs' for the iepaving of Wayne street bctvVeen ort street and Michigan ave nue Streets By Aid Preston Of Joseph Elder for jicrmission to move a building from Ran dolph through Miami Adams and Cass ave nues to Selden time two weeks Granted By Aid Christian Of Charles Busch and two others for tlie opening of an alley ih the block between Montenhh High Brush add Ik aubicn streets Street Openings By Aid ulda: Pf tico Webber add 316 other Asitliig that stefis lie taken to ex tend Clinton Park to Gratiot street on the north and to Clinton street on the south for the better looks and more healthful Influences of said park upon the inhabitants of the vicinity Parks By Aid Ruchle Of Andrew Summerfield and forty one others remonstrating against the extension of the Riopellc street sewer to the channel bank of the river but to have it stop in shoal water so as to allow vessels to lie outside Sewer Commissioners Uf Chns Crosman and four others for a ewer from Russell street eastwardly 320 feet In the center of Congress streit Accepted and on leave Aid Jluchle offered a resolu tion to grant the desires of the petitioners Adopted Iy Aid Dullea: rank Horn and two oilier remonstrating against living assessed for a sewer intivccn Seventh and Eighth Leverette and Baker streets Scwefs By Aid Hill James 11 Pond and clglitc en olhers asking that National avenue be paved from Michigan to Grand River ave nues Street By Aid Daly: if Joseph Woodhull and nine others that Walnut street bo opened and extended from Sixteenth street to Michi gan avenue Street Openings lly Aid O'Keefe: Of Joseph Boillotat and eighteen others of the Tenth Ward asking that their ward lie divided into two election districts instead of four as at present Ac cepted Of John Peter Theisen and nine others remonstrating against tho building of a sewer between Catharine Sherman and Chenc streets and Campau avenue Sewer Comtnis sioner By Aid Slango Of James Dewey and twelve others lor Hie grading of the alley lie tween ort and Lafayette streets to the De troit Milwaukee Railroad track Streets Of Byran "Whittaker and twenty others for the paving of Congress street thirty feet wide lietween Rivard street and Joseph Cainpau avenue with wood Streets By Alii Christian Of Briscoe and two others that armer street from Monroe ave nue lo Grand River street be paved with wood also tlio alley between anner ar rar Grand River and Monroo avenues lie paved wiUt stone Streets By Aid Lichtenlierg of Henry Glasser for use of ort street lietween Hastings and Rivard for building purposes Granted Of 11 Rcpke for the use of part ot Gratiot street near arrar street for building pur poses Granted By Aid Hill: Of John Witherspoon and twenty nine others that Porter street be opened through the width of one 'lot to Twelfth street Street ipenings By the City Clerk Of George Sanders for the Use of Wayne street and alley in rear of lot military reserve south of Michigan ave nue for building purposes Granted Of Win It Currey for permission to raise and repair his house No 8 Lafayette street also to occupy street with building materials The latter request was granted and the first referred to the Committee on ire Limits of John Schmeidcs and twenty seven others remonstrating against tlie paving of Russell street until a sewer and ccctain neces sary improvements shall have been jnade Sewers of Wilson 'j Buchan for permission lo move a hou troni tho corner of Park and blliley streets to Brady street Granted Of Joseph Rhoades and nine others that proper sewerage lie made on Mullett street tiefore said street shall be paved Sewer Commissioners Of Traub and five others that Clin ton street lie paved lietween Brush streets Streets By Aid lower Of eight others remonstrating ing of Clinton street the present year be tween Brush and St Antoine streets Streets By the City Clerk Of Gen Com stock for permission to occupy West Park a days for the purpose of making magnetic observations Referred to the Committee on 1'aiks to investigate rom tho Board of Water Commissioners: The report of their Committee ou Water Supply upon the subject of the Holly system of water works for the ity of Detroit The committee think it inexpedient for several reasons: It would render useless eighty two inilesof log pipe now in successful operation would throw the engines and pumping works of the Board into disuse and require tbe im mediate expenditure of auds ot dollars to erect lion The communication placed on tile rom the Hoard of Sewer Commissioners In favor of building lateral sewers as (cti tinticd for in the alley between Sherman Catharine and Chenc streets and Joseph Cam pau avenue and lietween Oak Cherry and Seventh streets and Ninth avenue Ac cepted and tbe latter sewer ordered advertised for the other laid on tho table rom the same Reporting that there is a good liox sewer tn the alley lietween Sixth Seventh Porter and Abbott streets over ruling the remonstrance against the sewer in the alley between ort Lafayette and Chene streets and Joseph Campau avenue as It is already in progress also that the Board has no jurisdiction in resolution Bloody Run ditch clause referred to the Aldermen of the Tenth Ward rom the Poundma terof the Western Dis trict: Stating that much complaint is made against the hours established for receiving cattle etc at tbe pound etc Pounds KEI ORTS or COMMITTEES Streets In favor of allowing Londen to move two buildings ftom Park Place up Grand River avenue to Seventh street Adopted ire Limits In favor of allowing Rose to raise the roof and repair his house No 30 Grand River street east Adopted Sewers: Recommending that the receiv ing basins lie of blue stone and that James Kejoleln Over the Seating or OMUng Te State Klr E( New Orleans jiv patch savs The scatin" Vu eaused great joy in this HiJ idtlngs has this section ot the State' throughout tion meeting in honor A jollifica held at Brenham Monday 'vi" 10 were fireri there Minuteguns Wng r1' the rountered the tlth oft Sabine and wlorninS sei is a total this eottrt The proper cntei cases of consniracv la first to of the pubprftil eombipatiotaafid afterwards no nuuw laic: ir mw raanee thereof or ta some them severally therewith pens that the existenoMf oniv maae out nv inrei declarations of several to exclude evidence of these spiracy is established In some other way would In many cases give the guilty parties iffftfW It The dwtetje at the court below as to the order In which evidence should be received cannot lie received on error except in clear eases a( abuse of which there is no proof here It is also objected that the court erred in admitting evidence that at the same time and place that complaint was made by tlie same party against another firm for a violation of the same taw These two complaints were so closely connected that tn proving one it was found impossible to avid the mention of the cither: Held TtUt cvqn it it ha been practicable it was not tsse lilial If there wSs i con spiracy in the one case there probably was in tlie other and the evidence of the one would throw light upon the motives inducing the other The two were so inseparably asso ciated in time and doubtless in motive also that em inay properly be said to have been intimately connected with the res ijcxbr of the other and therefore admissible in evi dence with the other surrounding circum stances i It was also objected titat the prosecution were allowcd to give cyttletice of statements made by Winters on th day following the making of the complaints going to shpw that he expected to make several hiindred dollars out of it and that Sauntlers was concerned wit and had instigated A Hdd That if Saunders was connected with the conspiracy by indosiient evHMsce thia was admissible against mm as well as against Winters that there wfts sufficient evidence exclusive of the statements of Winters and Gregg to warrant submitting the case of Saunders to the jury It is also assigned as error that the court refused to give to the jury on request of the defendants certain Instructions The idea prevailing these requests is that the purchase of the liquor being entirely legal there could have been nb criminal conspiracy unless crim inal means were resorted to for the purpose of cneeting siich pilf eniisb Held That the charge being of a conspi racy to induce the firm of Amlierg Helmer to violate the law in order that the conspira tors might make profit out of their fears of prosecution it is immaterial whether in the absence of any conspiracy the purchase would have been innocent in the purchasers or not or whether considered by itself there was arty Illegality in the attempt at a compromise It is the unlawful conspiracy that constitutes the crime dnd not acts done ih iiiirsuance of it The court Inflow refill'd to give certain written requests to charge on behalf of tho defendants These requests may be said to state the law correctly though if given it might have lieen proper to accompany them with explanations lest the jury might not discriminate between dciflnrations relied upon to prove a conspiracy and those made subse quent to tlie facts establishing the unlawful combination and while the conspiracy was in progress Held That the Cireuit Judge had covered the same ground substantially and made tbe proper discriminations in his charge whichwas fair to want tbe defendants and intended to bo full and this was probably the reason of his refusal to grant the requests preferred If there was anything objectionable about tho charge as given it consisted in it not guardingtliedcfendanlGregg as carefully as it did the defendant Saunders But as hn laid the principle of law correctly it can hardly be conceived that the jury would fall to ap ply it to Hie ease ot one defendant when ex pressly told to apply it to the other No notice was taken of the omission at the time and there is no reason to suppose the parties then lieliovcd this omission was preju dicial and Gregg should not be heard to complain now There is not the same danger of misleading the jury by refusing to grant proper requests to charge when the same ground is covered by the charge as given under our present practice which is to sub mit requests in writing to the judge ln tead of reading them in the presence of the jury aim ni net gnintcd such requests are merely marked aut tho jury noct not know what instructions are declined as there was under the former practice of read ing the requests in presence of tlie jury and the announcement by the court of his refusal to grant the same in the hearing of the jury There was no error in the case and the Cireuit Court will be advised to proceed to judgment Zenas II Ballard tw Lucian II Hascall Er ror to Kalamazoo Circuit Opinion by Chris tiancy Ch 1 This was an action brought by Hascall against Ballard in a justice's court to recover the amount of a United States Government draft of A73 drawn upon the Assistant Treas urer at New York in favor of the firm of Has call A Ballard (composed of plaintiff and de fendant who had been partners when the claim against the government accrued) The partnership was dissolved about a year licfore the draft was issued and upon the dissolu tion Ballard had assigned and transferred to Hascall all the property claims and assets of the firm of which the claim against the gov ernment was a part Hascall in the same in strument assuming all the debts and liabili ties of the linn and agreeing to indemnify Bal lard thereform The draft was scut by the government to a deputy ebllector at Kalama zoo and wiii by him delivered to Ballard who gave a receipt for the same in tlie name of the firm and who afterward negotiated it and it was cashed at the bank 1 1 asea 1 1 re covered judgment licfore the justice and the case was removed to the Circuit Coint Uy certiorari where the judgment was affirmed and error is brought The first alleged error is that all the above facts were shown by oral evidence only while defendant insisted that the draft it self should have been produced ns tbe liest evidence and that no oral evidence of its contents was admissible without first show ing its toss Held That there is no force in this objec tion The action was first brought defendant but for so much money had and re ceived under the transfer made on tho disso lution of the partnership But it is objected by plaintiff that assump sit for money had and receive eould not be maintained because there was no evidence that defendant actually received the money for the draft Held That there arc two sufficient an swers to this objection irst the evidence clearly shows that the draft which belonged to the plaintiff came to the pos session who gavo reoeipt for It in the name of the firm and thus discharged the govern ment fTOin liabilities for the claim and tberc cut off the plaintiff's remedy against tnc government and then instead of hand ing it over to plaintiff' or procuring the money upon it and paying it over he wrong fully deprived the plaintiff of the opportunity of obtaining the money upon it and wrong fully enabled another party to obtain It and it does not naw lie with him to deny that he had himself received the money whether he did in fact receive it or not Second in this proceeding by certiorari whatever the evi dence before the justice tended to show must be taken as proved in support of his judg ment and as the evidence tended to show that the amount of the draft was paid to Hawes at the bank in the presence of defend ant and with his assent and it is a natural and proper Inference that the money was ob tained for the benefit of defendant or i list Hawes had paid him for the draft and it is not shown to have been a gift The judgment below was therefore cor rect and must affirmed with costs in all th kiirui Busini hp Min nftx John' llcnslcn filmsraiUerli ement will be found In column leu t0 jjs iumrrn Ulfr bl'ermltw Hil alhanul ictiirjof Pat ent Unis for which he has tbe solo agency for Michigan '1 hese cans are designed for put ting up sjh its oils medicines etc in quan tities of one two Tivo and ten gallons They eon fst of a tin can Inclosed In a wooden box oi casing ihc nn being connected with the wooden easing by a tin strip with wired or doubled edges ami sohlered across the tq Ttw are quite generally regarded as the most convenient article In rtsc fatlUc pur pose for id It they sre liesigncd and their 'hcapucta IflsUrcs their adoption by the trade everywhere Mr Ilriiien nl pays special attention to tin ami his large stores Nos ixi And Antoine street arc Well slot kill with all kinds of hardware and house furni liing goods Besides greatly im proving Hie business appearance of that por tion the city by (he erection of a hand ome brick block lli1t would do credit to cither olio of be great avenues of trade Mr Ilcn Sicn has built up a trade tho ramifications of which extend to many branches of industry in Detroit and el eiy here and fitriil lies em ploynir nt to a large number of skilled work men Mr Gro enor made a motion to order the proofoniecleventh article to be taken be fore the teretary of tho Senate and the coun sel lor icspomiem on me ground much o' tlie testimony would lie of nature at ought not to be published would time Mr DiDman RtrnDfYlv nUfwIrol Izx motiob if the Senate is to judge of thetes timoi they should hear all testimony Tho manner and appearance of th witnesses should bo adjudged by tle Ste IV did not think this article should i considered by the Senate We did notpposc this was a police trial Wc do notish to take the ea nn deposition Let the tg forth all tlie cvi oflmpeaehmcnt As far as publieitv is con cerned everything has already gone into the papers The managers have stated what they propose lo do The report to the House bv the Jloiise Commit rrvsn miMUrtU through the daily papers Mr Grosvenor am not tenacious about the mat er The teriirnonv mav be taken be fore the Senate withontgoing into the printed report We air not now readv to proceed with the testimony Our witnesses arc not on The motion wa put to the Senate and lost by a vote of yeas 1 nays 21 I he honorable manager not beingprepared with their witnpKsAM tho took a recess until two in the after noon TUESDAY AITEUOON SESSION the Senate was called to order at two clock by the President pro tern Ben Baker sworn Last March 1 was Wcdnesilay xVild I wing received through the legislative postofflee 1 have aeopv of tho envelopes ln which they came Tho They wire milled at Toledo I saw some ot them opened have a list of those received at the office" for memliers of the iXuiature The Ust wits read by the witness I if I arpenter sworn Am now em ployed in Cyrus Hewitt A Co's hank have V1 0 I know Mr Edmonds WhCll I Wfi him Thorn is ci fthr "utii an account "boi 1 m' A Barnard A Co k'or Bieir credits C'htarlL UCUJUI uuwv the Lan i Anjf a porter at know Mr WVM seven rear tbe ball 4 saw Mr EdmomfsiuiJ rth2 don't know whether be wab 1 or In the hall 4 pjscl back and ranned at the room mnetv seven and a woman om door and banded me the lamp woman tn the room simn down and went awav In IL amn that I know of wen her Mince her bill gh hart n2 knn anything about 5 UH we had no bwrsum th i sSSWTSW 1 uret" and" monds wm tn Know Mr Ed Advices from Lake Superior show that the strike is spreading among the miners Be ginning at the Calumet and tlecta mines in the Township of Calumet it spread to the neighboring Si boolcraft mine and how In cludes about Ml the mines in llOogbtdn Un tin ty and also the i'hcenix in Keweenaw Coun ty The civil auteCI ncs cnUrcly power less and although up to this present writ ing no further violence has lieen done than to rescue prisoners from the hands of the Sheriff it is feared that events liHiy take a Mata aminlii course Sheriff Shea is evident ly to a sUfeot telj MMWMiiPiJred wltfi vc v'y good reason appeals fnmti 1 Ml MtnVIK WA STKI 4 I 'mgrt'M ftt wrM Dny bnMcr 4 imo uirga room ih tour grin lemon nt HE Win Albany May 11 committee has reported tn theL MeCunn recommendin'" that send his case to the Senate wi mendation for his removM qll a r' agreed to unanimously lhe was' ALhANr Mav 14 Thf go into committee of the refused to tl Underground Itailrd bu tlle kil re'luired adjourned sine die The LeSlsture hu si tirrpii ie ourU 4 4 Exectitoi final ae Andrcw McClary tw ttenjamtn Hartw count jMhined and allowed and discharge li'nlaHtivAA I 'nllllt Va 4 ft I 1 eew eJ and tend pose taken stae Williams Held ooen shows ttet ho AdXliro Hasan's Masuoba ralni I 'oikkI I'nnlmg I'rcH ffoliers Vol Sab' Silver Mining alien tailord's 1 a icrmlr rshi 'n Table Hance' 'fno illlnery tbvuta Hugo Hill Hnlr fl Airivala Ihflillo House Masonin Piwfnry Miii rliges anil Heaths on hrmwl Itagc Land Wai rants Bonds twin Gold SllrcrCuih'iro Wayne Circuit Martha Mann rs Alexander Mann" In chancery In junction allowed as prayed for In the matter of the estate of Sarah Hender son a minor In chancery Order appoint ing guardian and of reference In tbe matter of the estate of Juliana Abtaflt chancery Same order Bl 1 I I' BkA klB 1' ll chancery ilill and cross bill to be heard to I shoes was thorn oft and her teg was getner Daniel Campau rs John Thomas 1 udgment for plaintiff by consent Nathaniel Brooks it ai vs George Dar I ling ai Motion for new trial argued and submitted 1 John Parks and Chas Parks es red Berlin Judgment by default for plaintiff for 8343 37 Geo Ramsdell ts rederick Rolshovcn Usual order dismissing appeal for non pay ment of county fee Court adjourned until nine a Thursday tin knwl Li Nasinn st nn Wednesday the 31 lint nt Mii for tin ii ins wiion ol hiist li It II KICK VUI 11 ta GAI JVII I VMS im'l Id Ahii kites under said art les HA To lo on bond and mortgage otlVlJIJ 20 liolumln mil Supreme Benjamin Atwood vs Valentine Cornwell Error to Kalamazoo Circuit Opinion by Cooley This case originated in a Justices' Court where Cornwell sued Atwood to recover $50 whizl hn ('liimpd hart lififfn nafrt in npunous money in pan payment oi saei previously owing to him by the defend on tne trial in we circuit court on plaintiff's counsel opened tbe case torii by stating the tact of the indebtedmoly payment thereof and the pfeOich he quent discovery that ftaO os" to tbe was spurious The but a the suggestion of When the snesed his defense side the aamitted the par? "Pon these state Dtaiatiff in satr entitled to re denied thatly evidence and efiaehadi rousequentlyTSnant tn defendant exoeptte JttXSSSfflSSZ ww fmtWd Mdac A Km st co oot of KI iiiil el TH ShS To tl tn llihcrnita In On iignt il id toko (hi upMjrliini (hanking Dowd Ihhrrnla lntirMnro onipnny ir lallsl irlnrt trtanwv lit a hn I is cl lied my hue loss liy lire Vk I 1 II Slta1 (IK I' I rent lw MARJUKTTE COUNTY The Mining Journal says Lake Superior red specular orc lias been generally contracted for the season of 1872 at S3 to 30 delivered free on board vessels at Cleveland Ohio Terms S3 cash balance four months from avei ago Mav June July August beptember October and tv oveinm'r Lake Superior soft hematite ore sells from $7 76 to 8 with same term of payment as the red specular S3 cash and balance four months The rolling milts pay about ft2 advance over the foregoing rates Pig iron is rapMly aceumutatiMf 'on the docks the receipts tlie past week teftg several thousand tons An accident occurred on tho Peninsula Di VlstiiTn thft A VArlln'nctnen way on Tuesday morning the 7th by which'? aflder the influnee of liquor at my house or a hpikiGmin noinrul Iknviel llrs zl lall k1 dtnHmr that tint sas until nwiiivvL szuiiu iruiu hllH Uk Boyd was trying to get upon an ore car from the tender while the train was in motion and fell under the train which passed over him breaking both legs and one arm and inflict ing other injuries Tlie injured man was taken to Negaunee but lived only till a few minutes past eight He leaves a wife at Esca naba Tuesday afternoon tho 7tli inst a man named James oley an employee on the rail road ore dock fell into one of the steamteat packets and was so badly injured that ho died the same night He I el 1 a distance of twenty five feet striking upon hts head and though he was able to walk to tlie office of Dr Clark and after having his wounds dressed to his home on Rock street lie sank rapidly and two hoiira after reaching home was speech less He leaves a wife and one child The dead liody ofa colored man was found on the beach about' two miles lielow Choco tay on riday of last week The body was bleached white and was only recognized as that of a negro by the air and features fllirinpe fhn thiinilor Mrimi fru 1 azva waaw kkikiiivki a ill vv LtcLJ ri the 1iKnisav iOHOrilDle hl'iiv iigiitmu isi'iutn a iivuw im aiinreu tiiu I tnn mine The electric npark passed down they propose to in proof nf the articles 11 i i nt 1 1T Aial rncn i wra viiiujuuv luri'iv a nun on inesotaor lux stors No tin it i() street ini rrusr I hl lolhAn hr mn lrirn I i'll lli'l till I'll 1 Skkkki kA s' ll nv is Hull i iT idjihv si i iv IH ICaiidolph 1 my 12 1 A lloiiso nlp i nntly Hltiiitcil In il No 1 Asinll Terrace Mnroioh PUOBXTE Week ending May lllh 1872 Present Hon James eir Judge of Probate Estate of Ann Billings for ap pointment of administrator filed aid hearing ordered for June th Estate of Ellen Robin't a minor inal account examined and lowed and dis charge granted Estate ot Louis Petition for appointment of admini and hear ing ordered for June c'( rtairC oi AABrxarvvAMM uniinis I final acSna and allowed ha3 ln hirr and discharge arrk men at once and set to work Theiuacm 7 Estate ot nr at roilKd SUardiau 14911 JOflMthun fin "State filrrt aavfi mml nnsl saieped deeatpof Olive lera uabuSlay nd citation Administratrix an rtatAd oond of S1oqq ordered nw imnum a DickCrn Go Mien inn Graiton City Knight Bolon li Becker Bay City Brownell IN Junes 4) KiuhIaIL Xf York Hubbards tom Wilcox Midland 8 Rttrtnn Adrian '51 Robin? Cam I Kritl ron I th 'n Geo Gosa Chicago Warren Cfiierfth Tracy Peters Gardner Kalama burjr zoo Jas Wallace Clifton rti Holcomb StJohns Jas A Greig Albany RoTTKKS KA Ladies if you itottM have beauty by the bottle full all you hav6 to do Is to purchase Magnolia Thai peertess bcantifter rtf the complex ion not only heightens natural charms but ren ders even the plainest countenance exceedingly attractive It recalls to the pallid chedk the rosy tinge of health removes pimples blotches rough ness satlowncss ami other blcmishc anl im parts to the skin a most delicate fairness and soilness It smoothes the furrows caused by time or earc and gives face neck and anna the plump and engaging appearance of youthlul tftduly All this ia accomplished by tiro most riafUrat rffeahs viz by gently and naturally sliin ultio frc ctrcttlabrtn in tbe cupilhary blood veMeta'Wedcs bMng (he mn( cflccttia! aid to to modern bCicncC reckles and Tan on the faoe use Mont ano kkcklh Lotion It ta reliable and harmless Sold by all druggists Depot 49 Bond street New York Skim erry's imthoved Come ponkakd riMi'LK The Skin Medicine of the age Is warranted tocurc Red Whitcand Maturated Pimples lesh Worms and Blotched ypisflgUratlons of the ace Prepared only by Dr II crfy Defmatotogtet 49 Bond streetNew Yofk Bold by druggists everywHssefi 1 Teeth like orrcht poarU set in cuMuoihirdf rose A breath like IKc perfume the toilet bestows These are chanrts lu Win hearts when all other charms fade But they can't be preserved without Sozonov r's aid lear at LL rain Cmnlv (Imidy iC'IOMf i louuy hit woman named HoDkln from Saginaw arrived in Detroit yesterday 1n chase of her daughter Emilia who left home Monday morning to travel and sec the country inding that a joung lady bearing her daughter's descrii lion arrived hero on that day and changed cars for Totelo Mrs Ilopkin took tlie same route I rom the iva) she looked out from the corm oflnrcje it is believed that Emma will get her hair pulled when her mother conics up with lier Bkn About three o'i lock )cs tci'ttay niurnhig Ila me wcro dbcoTcred ins barn on luk street belonging tn a air Buckbee and they had vained such headway wIku the alarm was given that the engines could not have the biitWIne An adjoining barn wa however taxed but was damaged to a considerable extent The loss of Mr Buckliee is nlKuit live hundred dollar with Insurance to cover The fire i supposed to have been bet by an incendiary A About two yesterday af ternoon a white man about twenty five years old called at a house on Ohio street occu pied by a negro family and after some eon 'jrLtInn with the woman laid violent hand upon her Her screams brought speedy as Kiritiinee and the rascal ran away He Was pursued by about twenty negroes armed with guns axes hoes aod clubs but duUnced Hmm nil MtiTTAirv SATrsri! A coudIo named Koblnson who have lecn living on Mullett street for several years past were at the De troit Milwaukee depot yesterday for the purpose of bidding each other farewell ind ing that they could not live peacably together each took I'rncr Ciiikr signal offickr a I nn lx kfu tl ll VTl fins an) wirtinllv rlmiilv niuhrrly win 1 lorttmNCw ivng III nil XII1lla ai rirkkaill I i nti'i re uni "i nn 10 1'linvBN mul Rmiihrrlv to raKlerly wind rjwcrn Gnu to tno inumt an area oi extend ca manl owr the soutnern nor inev irf ImVx rt'ifltin 4Vh(o Vft1 it arm 1 i ua 11 auwirn aiiti jirixK win in hit prominin ior miri'b i i uq nn ivt uh uuv iiaitki'i yun wiii'in oiv tint nut lull 'liH i nnhiiuif find ohn I Irb whu were arrested a few davs by I i 1 1 ruH vri Hlwlion nnl Patrnlninn rkrr fur the nlleL'od roblx rv from a voiine 1 n'unnJ John nf a Mturf ninon Hinu hii MriM near ArLciter Hall a few weeks XMud an evntninatlon In the Police Court 'MMay Both were bound over for trial 111 Kocot Court Yesterdav morn ini? I rianiPd Hunrv Stnll tu riin vsgI llJ" h'hp'ftn E'ir WmVi Vv1 snaa Iciniis badly crusted by a fulling bar of id lift Hinds rertioti Judgment reversed with cosia find a new trial ordered I The People Sauanm et al Lxpeptionsfrom Ualbodn Cireui Opiniod by UooleKJt i tiefemUnta were indict! with oni W'nters for aeon piracy to iaaec the firm OLAaitieg Hrimer who wereAftail liquor 'bwler to violate the United SUts revalue laws by a sale of a larger qmuflSy of liquor thanwaa allowed to he made by meh dealers in order that they might extortioner from said Auteur Helmer Wlidnrs pleaded defendantnjwtrk put on trial The prosecution claimed tohavo lidWn on the trial the Wnspiraey ifiat in pursu ance thereof Winters tedghtJ Amterg A Helmer six efilfom of whfcG that tiie conspirators thereupon endeavored to alarm sa'd firm into the payment of considerable sum ofttfoney to save Hem sylfhi from bring prosecuted itoder tharevenontaws andfoil ng in tots itetitiiteii a proamilion against them The aefemfanU belnc flMVictrdW ceptfote Id tte' ru Ungs of toe Circuit Judge it is eomplMtlM that toa ufi and declara tions of Winters were allowadlo te given in evidence before proof had bean made of any danspiracy Hdd That as this regard too order of proof merely it is not one that can avail in proof in give evidehce 'irators in pi! iner tn itt it often hap ie conspiracy ism the acts and thereto and until the con xmrriiie a 111 vr wT' I db I a KHHal II 09 a MB lHE II fl I ll X' ill dl ill 1 1 I I 1 1 1 I 1 I) i ti L'ult sALi: A I) I OOH gov L'oilHAI KOitTr (I 1j "1 (he Muivi 1 erry Nominated by lhe DtiMGi irk f' NO NrURtlH' k' I I i i irt 1 1 It I i nr i inn in id Ldtirp in tiii'ii fw i mimic 'P RENT IIavcu nominated li lj li a nr innrr I mi 1 Lt 1 I New hnn on bank of river ten raln iHcm wnlk from WimlHof cny Hilh about 5 iH ri 4 noc0nrv ropnlrn nuutc Apply i ri in i 'IM Tim ftHtf I Woodward avo Bitty fWllph loit nnr alhnnlni uA I It i I Kr AJ Bl fl N( rtibhi 'hr prompt tl i I I A 1'J Lew I A Did hi rNnv llth 172 12 l( OLN 4 Notice A Iluicbv Klim Ihal (lit) Hint mculiiiff ol (h I mroln under lhe tl flfoi'iiiiin mil rm hel i h( the otllrn of I I i' hi 1 41 11 A 14 ton ven I bl 4 fl I A fl I 1 air I Cloudy 1 ii rain 1 I ouy IL I nil IPtiir I clear I cloudy I a I lOUiir I Lt rain I itiiuiy I 'I Wak Depamtmmt I 9 IH fl 11 ti I fl at Uir tt nt i nit i iuii i i I V4fl I fl fl fl I fl I I I I I i I 1 I a ww 1 oacBMr wnmnn a va wiltm i 1 I at rrri ffruTrfl 1 uizmna iwajuiMflou an Ami Stoma UHtold BfiUUana JJp ad the RRMo Lio I Corp Rrporla oa Mhv 1 i i in jtyn as a a 4 a a Itaii 7X121111 Genite litflHln 1 1 8 lfoht 1 hiirh'iton rrh hrvuniiQ pi Cahn 'hmuKo hkilifWiK resh 1 fiKinnnll JkLbHtfibi Light in JU) I7M SE Gentle I nrrlnnr 4A Light buirml 5 Grnllo ranaba NK resh Mton 77 kk resh oriind llrvrn 36 in ny Gentle Utox: 41 Licht Milu oikce k) 13 bo llvlit Miihtlo ji7 72 sw Llbt Mwiii al IU11M Ml Ircflh 'IE iNhlngtniL 3u 21 IM NW resh Nrw lenn 3in4 71 rrh rcNh J29t'A 8K rctih gn 3 15 8 Light Mr Mi8 Grti(l ninrieo trenh sh lmm 2J93 17 nnk I'aul tf94sE i resh 1 3015 51 Gentle hmgt :022 03 8 rrh 8.