Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, June 2, 1881, Page 7

= “ CRIMINAL NEWS. the Men Supposed to tolon Gon, Grant's —_——_——_- cof Their Thoft still shrouded in Deop a ¢ Dwindles to Small Pro- as Compared with Firat Estimates, - o Man at Lexlugton, Kyry Killed by His Mistress. a Affy Botweon Formor and a Negro Fiold-Hand. RAND?S JEWELRY, arte 1L—Joln FB, Fitzpatrick the supposed robbers of were brought hero ectives Byars and Stow- ted last night at Sedalia, instead of bag he obtained nts bageages Jeeping-cnr of tho special train Grant from here, and he. gava ‘This story {s not belleved tives. Fitzpatrick says ho knows. out the robbery; ho had nothing and when lie first saw the fon of King he advised end thom te Gen. Grant or to tleman that he (King) had J state how they could be recovered. feult to getaconnected arid wnt of this affair, According nt of W. IL, Byars, detective of fountain Railrond, King was a tho rear end of tho train to ial car contalning the Grant and hind access to tho tzpatrick was not on the train atall, ks King robbed Grant's baggage en the party was asleop, and t Fitzpatrick, who is an old Now, they went on a and while drunk King pro- tions and hung sent Ou se ‘itzpatrick’s clothes, Me duesn ro and had anything to do ty WOS attached, and school-fel duced the decoral Ibink Fitzpatrick Wound at twork in the Adams Express ifice at Kansng City, and from him it pas learned that King was going down ng an negsenger from Sedulla, Mo., to ‘Tex. ow the Misgoutl, Kansas & Texas Rallway. Byars and Stewart at once qarted for Sedalia, taking Fitzpatrick along, tng at Adams’ Express ofilce, no objections, the privilege oO! slinply usk- f getting his valise. howeht the er of the slueping-car giving: that he futended to keep ceil from Mexico, ancl Fitzpatrick says he and runk at ‘Lexarkana, and phe found the breast of his ta Maltese cross, Russian him $4 for them? them until Grant return then get the reward, when he weke W coat covered Wit! fear, and other cus! ts hie discovered W) them off, and beg; to Washington, to vo held nth Gen, tat ct He does not koow, h what King did with thom, but he and King North, and went ta work nt Kansas City. fle further say's. bo and King bave known cach da it up toxothor in Loutsvillo, Ky., and Ing’s roputation “is lysellconnected in Lontgvt Bi were ho-tuok ‘or God's anka to Graat returned there, lo. His full nama hur Watkor, cotored, who wasthe special porter of tho uur io which tho Grant party went to Galveston, was sean to- rlghh, denics most emphatically having pienorgold to King any badges or decora- rowina anything y' wuabraxoman on the trainas far ne Toxare kana, but wag in the special car very Httle, if ‘ho Grant party hid » pumber of sntehels and yullses in tho car, but hodocg not recullect that any one except tke General’ seervants and Mrs. Grant's maid opened or bad anything to do with th tho trunks wero in tho buggnre-car, dona theroho knows nothing about, aa he war nes not think King will anything to do with the any, during tho trip. tharge him with bavi patter in aur dow bo obtained possession of tha badyos bot no reliance is placed upon bis statements. The value of the three decorations in tho handa ofr. Dudley, Assistant Superintendont of tha Iron Mountaln Hoad, has been greatly ovores~ no sense remarka- Moated, ‘They aro in robubly not Ye, end ara ‘Tho. sol 0 ‘alled, {8 a common silver-plated tollet box, an ably did not bolon; Kussinn-bear medal and tho Malteso cross be stated, as thoy bave aot the badges now in lon, they have not much in valuo. In from a monoy pomt of view, ‘ory mean proportions, ix about it now 1a how Mas dwindled to ¥: DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE. Soctat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Catno, IIL, Juno 1,—This afternoon several deamboatmen raised a rumpus in & siloou which soon brought tho police, all took to their heels, with the ofMicors One fellow was so frightened at rospect of capture that huselzed a plan umped Into tho river with Se aha an cs On, intending to swim across, about half way whon ho was 6 Ollicers, who followed in a orately and atten: niet Myers into the or zs bia shoes and EAST SAGINAW ITEMS, Snctat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. ; EASTHANY Mich, June 1—W. LB. uvicted of horse-stealing, was seh- laced today to Stato Prison for fifteen charge for murdor {g also hanging cad, Edward Brulotte, an acco a8 wiven three yours, cathe Intent to murder, threo yours NW TRIAL YOR MURDER. ~ Le Rock, Ark,, June 1.—Tho trial of charged with "murdering his ‘ Berry, at Bowling, in Lonoke wep Jear ago, began here to-day, ‘Tho as trica last year but a now triul granted that the reverd did not suow, that beon formally arraigned. * Tbe fotior and two ajstors were presont wulng to the pi SENTENCE OF A COUNTERFEITER, ‘eclal Dispatch to ‘The Chicago Tribunte AND Rarivs, Mich, June 1. Py aiias Peto Conklin, ono of the worst ost dangerous erooks jn Wostorn Arrested at Kalamazoo for show- ntortelt coin, was: to-d igo. Withoy, of the, United ro tu tho Detroit House of Cor Oyears. Ho ploadod guilty. Allosrrray, OYFICIAT, IN TROUBLE Dupatch to The Crcago Tribune, June 1—Dr, Marden, the a of the County Hospital, was by the County. Board to-day for with aweak-minded Tape of another. Otgca Ure trumped up to dis- BLE AGOUT A WOMAN. ich ta Tae Crtcags Tribune, June 1—A shooting niles southeast of. hore iz between George Bailey and Lute red Wallick on tho lett inves "Wace wane tous ub ie cre whe & ARS FOR ROBBERY, atch to Tha Chlcavo Tribune, : i, Juno 1—In the Clroutt Srevoon Robert Hetfernan dnd leaded guilty to'robbory, and ‘eur Gach In the Penl- (ir parenta reside at wt ed Maney ws eal, AS DESPERADO. Tox. June L—The News’ Sbeclal gays; Joba shot and killed Deputy-Sherlifs Charles and Kain Morudith and tf. Krilht, who attempted Mis arrest upon a warrant for curreving cot gealed weapons, Thompson escaped tuto tho ‘Herritory, CHARGED W1ITIT FORGERY, Apectat Dispatch to The Unieugo Trikune + Boston, June 1—John Lyman Randall wns arrested licro to-day on 1 charge of forg- ing an aasigunentof a patent for asphalt block pavement, ‘The patent is nuw owned by tho International Paving Company of New York, who secured it from Robert Skinner and Bounet Bonnet, of San Francisco, Sates of tho right have been mad in sevornl cities In Pennsyivanta. in Wo- trolt, and other places in tho Wost, and man: Gastern cities. ‘The anes aguragato thousands ofdollars. Handall claims that hu fa i agent for une Charlos O'Conuer, but will not suy woere Uf who bo is, and bna an alleged gopulno power of attornoy trum bit, KILLED NER PARAMOUR, Lextnoton, Ky., duno 1.—Silas Payno (evtored) was found dead Inst ulght In the houge ocuu- pied by him and Josephine smith, The neighbors heard thom quarreling, To-day fn. oxanttiation of tho —- pramisos abowed tho washbonrd waa spilt to pieces and that Payno'a neck was brokon by a downward bluw, [tis inforrad that the woman atritok him with the washboard and thus killed him. Cho partios were not imarricd, but have been lying togothor a number of years, A MURDER AND LYNCIIING. ATLANTA, (i, June L—A negra named Mott Butts cruelly murdered Maj. W. dg, Bethea in Early County, Me stabbed tho Major to the heart with tho first thrust of the knife, Tho negro was captured near Ariivgton, aud was tiken bya mob of 200 men and hug yostorday. PARDONED, Setctal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Spaisarimp, Ilt,, June 1.—T'he Governor its pardoned George W. Strange, wlio was convicted of murder Ju May, 1874, by the Coles County Cireult Court and sentenced to tha Penitentiary for twenty yours. The pardon was" granted on the recommendation of tha Judge and State's Atlornuoy, FATAL AV¥ERY, Senarta, Mo, June 1.—A farmer named Long, living near Fayette, got into n quarrel with a negro field hand named Sebree two or thrue days ayo, during which Long was fatally beaten over the bond with o hoe, and Sebroo mortally wounded by n platol-shot, Kenr, IlAnnisonnuna, Va., Juno 1.—A personal collision uccurred to-day between Col, Charles T, O'Farreif and D. 8, Lewts, growing ont of nowapaper articios in the Old Commonwealth ne Mockinghen Register, Tho purtles wore arreatod. —— KILLED THRE MEN, Wirrresnono, Tex., June 1.—Jolin Thomns, fn foreman on the Red River Rond, got into trouble to-dny and shot and killed Doputy- Shoriif Night, uod Sum and Charlio Seredotu. MURDER. New On,eans, June 1.—T, J. Stephens brutally murdered an old Gerinan at Lako Providence, Tho murderer oseaped. or PETTY LARCENY. A Prominont Business Man Caught Stealing ina Toy Storo. A poor woman upon whose efforts depends tho support of a half-scora of amall children, and porhaps a drunken husband, steals a toot of brend—that’s * lerecny.” A prominent man, surrounded by all tho luxuries that wealth cau ‘buy and all the plonsant asseolutions that social dostinotion oan confer, steals n fow tancy artl- cles for tho tallet—that’s “ kleptomanta.” The woman plouds ticr povorty and tho distress of obildren, and shows her worn and bony fingers fn proof of tho storn industry, and frugal- ity of her Ife. Hut “tho Justices before whom eho fs) arriignod bas Lenard 80 often tho old, old story of starvation and manifold misnry that his heart has become burdened, and without so much a8 2 passing aich be commits ber with her scalding teitrs nud wringing bunds to the ifuuse of Correction, thore to Work out tho full utouement of the oy dono the baker from whom she stole the lout, ‘fho prominent man makes a practice of helping bimecif Reneratialy to whitaouver pleases his fancy in tho cstablishment’of another, und tho muttor Ig hushed up so carefully that oven the pies bingvlf fa not awure that the ones wham 1s bas robped aro informed of his mis- deeds. Kioptomanin has an advantage over tarcony, itiginuch moro fashfonable and utterto use the word + kloptomaniac’’ than that vulgar and altogether reprebonsible torm ** thio! ‘The fasbionnblo shop-lifter, in cago of discovery, bas money to buy his freedom, and friends to quict the Waging tongucsof scandal- loving peaple whodo not bollove in the con- ferriug of distinotions in poluts ot law and justice, And should a rumor become cireulated to tho effect that Mr.——— was caught in the act of appropriating unto himeci€ proporty which he dovs not intend to pay for, and whioh he thinks will not bu migsod, tho charltabio peoplu ot tho community dovata with thoi. sciyes and finally conciludo that a groat abundance of the “occontricity of gonius," or an aatonishing doyree of ‘long-drawn-out * absont-mmindednoas,” is responsible for what ordinarily Js called theft, Yot such things can- notalways bo bidden from yiow, ng tho ox~ posure of o certain man, If it wero made, would amply prove. It is onough to say that 9 busi- noas inzn of this clty,—n wan whose term of life bus not yot bocoms long enough to justify a supposition that he is in his dotage, nor yet 1s 80 short that bo is not responsiblo for bls acts,—hia been detcoted tn tho petty mennucss of shop: lifting. Hols & man upwards of OY yours of aye, sound of mind, prosperous in busines and his name is familiar in every cultures house in the city, Ho is woulthy and respected =a man of family and oxalted social standing. In fact, ho Ja 50 Woll Known and fo prosporous that the concern within whose doors he commit- ted what can be called by no otbor namo than thoft, would hardly bolfove him guilty even after tho most conylneing vccuiar demonstrition had buon innde, This gontteman went last Saturday to a wholesale and retail fanoy-goods and toys store, Whore he hus been In tho bablt of goluy frequontly aud famillorly, and while he was unobserved by tho saledman, ao he thought, picked up and stowed away in his pockets quantity of fancy soaps which ho could have purchased’ at any drug Stora in tho city for loss than belf adollar, In his tdeas that ho was not watchod hu wag mia- taken, for after his visits mude boretofora tho abscuce of diverse and pare noticeuble arti- olca was takon uote of, Though overy one about tho storo was thoroughly convinced at tho thing that Mir, —— waa the nporopriutor, tho huad of tho houge proferred to logo the goods rathor than bring to pubilo view any of the Huhte fingered operations of 9 business mun of so lofty standing in the community, Lnst Saturday, thoreforo, when thig game suspected ponticinan entored the store in question and in a noncnnl. ant way bewan his ounory examination of goods displayed javishly on overy hand, two bright oyes followed hig every movement. Tho watch was not in vain, forthoonller wasecontoputinto his pockots, Ino way that admitted of nothing but cousolousness of tho net, the tollet suapa aforoaaid. After lonviug thestora and returie ing to bis own place of business © bill was sent to him, the which he promptly settled, ‘Hig movemouts wero sumewhut accelerated no doubt by a short and auything but swout post- peript roading: ‘Taken out of stock May 3."" Had Saturday's work not been noticed it is very itkaly that tho suspicions aroused thoretoforo and dating ws fac back og Just falt would have been somewbat allayod. As {it fa tho — Jittlo eculations §=committed in the paat,and then only set down among tho things of conjecture, have bow become facta of wiaring importauos, ag revealing tha charactor of tho aforesald gentioman ond business man, Of couras the doods are accredited to a * kloptu- twanlao," but tho oxouses Which he bad to olfer Whou called to uccount wero so at varianco with what waa known to bo the t y his intent was plaiuly discornod. I¢ bis business enterprise baa so largely do- yoloped in blm a hoggish propensity for appropriating right and {eft Wwhutever may come unider his notice, hia friends and jus nost Partners would veo toit that he te tiotal- lowed 4 roam at largy to annoy merchanté who. have toh much rospect for him and for the firm of which be fa amember to expose bins to rid. foule und contuniely. If bo isa thief bo will aucceed in dlseraning Bipieel ts it he ia uklop- tomanluo be should be so persistently guarded Hane hia ropuated Ritalin a Bae PaSnUlaE canbe shinent muy not tgivo rao @ BUD) on that there ja fmuthon in bis madness. pane SMALL-POX, Speetal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Decatur, UL, Juno t.—Anothor caso of small- pox has been discovorod in Decatur, the victim _ buinw Hank Shermer, a Wabash brakeman, The Ibvard ot Ifenith have removed him to tho post- house south of tho olty, wuord .ha will recolvo proper treatment. A Ueyoar-old san of Charles bork ig dowa with the diseusy. James Taylor, who sought bie bed Muy 1%, la slowly recovering from tho disease. These ure tho only cases in Deoatur au far as bas been Joarned, aud they are under good cyntrol. t " <<a —— 2 AN EDUCATOR’S RESIGNATION, . Spectut Luapatcn to The Chicago Tribune, Exaiy, Ill, Juno 1.—Frof. A. G, Sears, for eleven yours Principal uf the Elgin Academy, to-day anuounoed bis rosiguation of that poul- ton and bis retirement from work. Prof, Seare bas built the acadomy from, almost nothing ton don zai alouy with the drat cdugy tonal a tha Btate, : TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TIURSDAY,, JUNE 2, 1881—TWELVIS PAGES POLITICAL. The Fiat Lunatics of Iowa in State Convention at Marshalltown. Adoption of a Strong-Sounding but Really Exceedly Frail Plat- The Anti-Bourbon State Conven- tion to Mect in Richmond, James F. Wilson Victorious in the Mar- ehall County Primaries for Sen- VIRGINIA, Spectat Dispatch to The Chéeago THbune. Ricumony, Va, dune 1,—Delegutes to tho autl-Bourbon Convention have been pouring in all day, and about 400 are here to-night, anong whom candidates are conducting a vigorous canvass, ‘Tho prevails thus far, becoming exceedingly lead to unpleasant comptications unless one of tha candidates should recelve tho nomina- tlon on an enrly ballot. Cameron is ahead of elther of his competitors, but thore fs consider- able opposition to hin among Republican members. ‘Ihe anti-Bourbon party, and the Teepublicans who, while not membors of that organization, sympathizo with Its purposes, will defeat Cameron in spite of the fact that jils frients favor the nomination of ex-Senator Lewis, Republican, for Licutenant-Governor. ‘Thy autl-Bourbon’ leaders all recognize tho fact that, unless the Republican voters cor- dally support tho ticket, It will be defeited. ‘Thoy manifest considerable elation to-nisht over the intelligenve, which they profess to have received from Washington, tint if they mnke a strong, Hberal platforin, and nomi- nateacceptable candidates the Administration WII reeumuioud the Republicaus to support thom. Tho platforin has been virtually agreed upon. It will declare in favor of tho rendjust- montoft tho debt on tho basla of tho Hiddte- berger bill, tho maintenance and cnlargement of tha frec-schuol system, tho rotatabulishment and preservation of free suffrage, purity of the ballot-box, cqual and Impurtial excuution of tho lawa, and tho economical adininistration of tho Government. So far as tho debt question ig concetned there is no probability that tho Bourbons will offer creditors any better tering than the antl-Bourvons do. that the Bourbons will eudvavor to ruvive race rujudico and Hight tho batue on tho color ting. ‘or this tho auti-Bourvous ate fully prepared, Thoro ure nu defections irom thyir ranks Mahone's cours in tho Republican ofticeholders here shurply criticise tha Republican Senaters for thoir nillunco with Mune, and characterize It It ia deciured by anti- Bourbons that thosy own mustly belong to the und form only a uniniluontiat faction of opublicun purty In Virgluin. Tho Hour- bons are very contident nud datermined and will iu into tho canvass t ‘i ‘fo the Western alssoctated Press, Wasninuton, D.C. June 1—Tho Headjuster State Conveution, which meets at iichinond, Va, to-morrow, promises to be of unusual ine OU Account of tho complications growing out of tho recent special sussion uf the Senate. A reporter of tho Western Assoulated frees has hud interviews with the lending men of all Uos in Virginia, the best of feellug the strurgle Every prospect is aga wicked blunder, brend-and-butter fusigniticant, ans poluts uf which ure get forth in tho following Urief statement, A leade of tho Couservative Mupublicans sald: “Tho Head juster capvuss ly 1881 $4 a repoti- ‘Dewovrstio-Repubhean » ‘thos Mahone and Lewis formed # combination, tho former controling tho Gubernutorial office and the litter the Senn turahip, Tho movement was purcly seltish, huv- ing nv principle involved, and advance Mopublicauisim. tion of tho Independe tho resuit did not So with tho move. ‘Thy sawo inva ave in it. owls are the leudera, Mabone sought himself at tho head of tha Dumo- purty in this Stute, falled fu that bo turned toward fle cures nething for the culored people ouly sv fur as thoy ald him in hisechemes, ilfg plan Undoubtedly is to cumbiuy the worst cloments of tho purties and yet control of the Stuto, and finally be tho hoad of tho whiteman’s if ho should tind it neccayary bo would himself take a nomiuntion for Governor und tate, ‘Nols would be bie struny ‘Then, if ho wore to have control of bud- oral! patronnge, bo might succeed.’ ‘To tho question b; man thought the ond when he {the colurud Ie: tho reportur If tho yontlo- Toiulgtration wis couumitted to Muhone, ho replied: * No, 1 think not, but the baakut of tlowers which Gov, Foster sent to Muahune in o moment of gush As from tho White Houso bus been emburragssing t Virginia Mopublicang. If tho Admiuisteation were togo that wuy it would bury our party I think Gon. Gurficld wift bo carefit not to commit such 8 nilstake. of a.union Lotwoen tho dobt-paying Democrats and Conservative Hepublivangs on tho Stuto ticket. Gon. Wickbam, fender of tho {utter, would be accoptable to ull why want to sco Vir- 1p ‘iho Manone Mol on. tho other hand, claim that the future wolfure of tho Stuto depends on tho Neadjuster movement, and that thoir lender is ucting in good faith towards the Republicans. Toa quostion whather, if suc- cessful, Muhons would act horenstor with either of tho Navonul parties, a representative Meud- 1 not make u categorical answer, said this fs puroiy u focal movement, and we iL not stop to consider its elfects on Nit- tonal politics, we want a ‘There fa sone walle the succces of tho debt brought th ands gents not only the principal and Interost but the intorest on interest compounded, Wo want to xa principal which wo cgn pay, and rate of Intorest not to exceed J pet ucnt, Then tho luterest, Why, how dogs tho cusu ‘he Bourbon Domovrats have had con- trol of tho Stato for twelve years; bave fulled to pay tho interest; and bave guny on Incroust ut. ‘Thut rockloss munogement shut Thon thoy succcodud ly the poor and in almost closing up tho colo ‘Tho Houdjusters beltove in education, ‘Thoy want moro schools and are willing to bo urposo, Why, alnce thor con- Inture they huve taxen stops to Teponl objectionable lexidlution, and a largo nuinber of colored achoolas buya boen reopenad. Mahone bas come to tho front again because ho representa a principle, and bls holp is neocssary fruit of tho movement of 1809 was lust because hoe returned to business, Ho Je now in tho flold to stay, his wonderful organizing ab! tuxed for that and tho oifect of iuty will bo econ rogular Demoornts confirmod pretty much been said of tho Ko roferred toabovo. They say agog, aud will deceive all whu are with bt wy royard tho result af tho recent municipal oleations us indicative of the popular sentiment, and of the overwhelming defeat of voth tuad: luatore aud Republicans ut the fall election. ‘nia is tho response of the ponple to the dicker between Mabone and the Seuators. They ure now fora solid Domocrutio party. Thoy might havo divided it jeft to thomscives, as Presidunt but not whon threatened with f combination formed by Mahouo und Gorham. ublican “teader bone 1g a dem Hayos loft thom, IOWA GREENBACKERS, Bpectat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Mansuac.rowy, Ia, June 1.—The Iowa State Greenback Conyentlon met in formal session at Woodbury Opera-louse this morning, After considerable trouble a tem porary organization was effected, with Dantel Campvell, Jate candidate for Governor of this State, as Chairman, and Mossrs. Davis; Allison, and Andres as Secretaries, Commit tees on Credentials, Permanent Organization, Platform and Resolutions, and State Lecture Bureau were appbluted, and withdrow to the committes rooms, A few ten-minute speechos ‘were made, and tho Convention adjourned to uot at 1 o’clock, hours of the afternoon scs- in a dbombastle were occupled Harper, of , WMijnols, and vulgar of which tha Comumittea on Permanent Or ganization reported the following: W. LH. Calhoun, Chairman; O. A, Garrison, Secre- tary; Joo Ingalls, Asslatant Secretary, The report ‘was unanimously adopted and tha nominations conilrmed. then élected to fll the vacancy on the Na- tlon Comunlites, and, upon motion, the rull of districts was culled to nominate a Stato Central Comuittes, resulting: A, Edgington, Gabriel Clarion, ©. Lower, L, A. Wellen, MI. J, Kane, Dr. Ramsoy, N. J, Harris, U. OQ, Ayors, Those nominations were unanl+ touvly ratified, and the Committes on Resolu- dons roparted tho fullowlug: * Brat—The right-to nuke and fasue monoy I Sovervizn coustitutional power, to be mal talued by the pouply forthe common bens.’ Wodewand the ubolition of ull banks of lssue and the pubstitutionof full lexal-tendor green- backs in leu of thelr notes, Second—We oppose tho refundiny debt or thu isyuu of Jnturest- ) POL ALY proluxt, aud demand E, IL Gillet was tho payment and destruction of those outstand+ ing. at tho cariiost posalble moment. Phird—We demand a graduated income tax, apital shall bear {ta just shure of tha th, where! muabite . Fouri—Wo regard (ho net substituting a Hailroud ¢ Wissen for wa governing freight rates Jn thie State a frand, procured by the ralle road coinpantes through a-Republican Legisla- ture, and demand ita repent. Whlic wo [nyor Vboral National appropriations for tho creation gud fmprovemeut of smulareaye, we demand laws protenting tho poople of lowa from dis erltmination, pooling, watering of stocks, draw backs, or rolutes, and all unjust charges on the prt of rnitronds, until such time as the people, who built moat of these roads with land grants, tuxea, and subsidies, shall own and opernte, or fully control them, FYth—We demand a revision of our patent> right laws, placing a fate limit upon the royulty Of Inventors and protecting tho people from une evensury annoyanee, Sizth--We demand that all land grants fore felted by reusot of the efubittinent of eo tones by rallrond companies shill bo retain by Government, and henceforth that the publica domain ehall be reasrved oxelustvuly fur hume- stonis for yeti) settiors, Seventh—-Wo demand pbsolutely democratic rules fur tho government of Congress and State Legiautnre lacie alt representatives of tho people tipon nt equal footiig, and taking from a eauniaiitees & veto power Upon proposed Jeg slatian, Bighth—Wo denounce a8 most danerous the Fentriclons of the right of suffrage to muny Stutes and {ta abolition su te Dletrict of Caluin- bia, and dentund wqual political righte for all men and women, x 2 Ninth—Letlicving that all questions affecting tho public interest should be decided by the pos ple, we favor tho subinission of tho proposed eunstitutional amondmant to a popular voto. Zenth—Wedemand that all ballots in this State shall be of unitorm size, color, and materinl, nud that ench party having a Stute orgunization shall have ove member op tho Klection Board of each township and precinct, Hieventi—{s (uo Curthurance of thoso ends, wo nek the cobporation of all mun and women, withs nut rogard to previous party niillutions or proj~ ileus. - ‘The platform ga reported was unanimously adoptud, although smnothered ubjections froin the nore wary-Jeadera were beard axilust the Universal auffrage pinnk, and nlso the one de fining tho position of tho party upon thn sub tnfesion of the prohibition amendment. All op. position was hissed down and the plutform tn- doreud vivu voce, Gen. Weaver, of own, late candidate for Vrealdent of the United Stites; ex-Cougressman Gillett, of this State: ox-Congressmian De La Matyr, of Indiuna; Col. Jesse Harper, of Minols; and Hf. 1, Of Missouri, wre now in wt- tendanco on the Conyontion. The Hon. Solon Chaso {a expected In the morning, having tele krapbed is intention of boing present ff tho tl- hneas of Mrs. Chase wil pormit. Tho Hon. Ware ren Chose, of California, addressed the Conven- tion before adjournment The evening was acetpied by De La Matyr, of Indiann, and A. M. Dawley, of Fort Dodge, x hundred delegates aro prosent, and all incotings are conducted on thusinstically, Stato candidates will bo nomi- hated to-morrow. — INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Spectal Diapateh to The Chicago Tribune, Inpianaporss, Ind., Juno 1.~It is report- ed to-day that about 600 Germans: held 4 so- cret meeting yesterday to take action on the reeviit order of Mayor Grubbs prohiviting all kinds of Sunday-night performances, either theatrical or in the nature of concerts, within the elty Ihnits. Great indignation was ex- pressed, and {t was resolved to give the usual entertainments on Sutiday night next, not- withstanding tha Mayor's orders. To do thigthe Germans hove organized thomselves into n secret club, and wilt only admit tomeme Uership those whu bave fnvitations. Ry this weheme they clafin to be able to elude even the lice, and will wulfer no interference of any Ind from any sourco, Mayor Grubbs will try the schoo at least, JAMES ¥. WILSON INDORSED. Rvectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Mausuav.town, In, June 1.—Full re- turns from tha county primaries give James F. Wilson for Senator 1330 and Goy, Gear 356, For Representative, E, L. Lemert re- enived 1252 and J. M. Parker dl2, ‘Che indorse- mont of James F, Wileon was. ne predicted, al- most Quauimous, Lemert’s ninjority wasa Bure sprige tu that yontiowun bimavlt. QUINCY, ILT. Rpectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Quincy, Ill., June 1—Mayor Webster re- moved Chief of Polleo MeGraw from offices to-day, because the latter had taken sides with Detective Sliney;* recently suspended by tho Navor. A vory pretty flubt fa tmutlnont between the Mayor on the one hand and the en uta police force and Falteo Mugistrate on tho other, Bt i ——>-—_ WORLD'S FAIR. Boston Men Tako the Mattcr in Hand and Propons to Haye One, Special Dispatch to The Uhteago Tribune, Bogrox, Mass. June 1.—An enthustastle meating upon the subject of a world’s fair In Boston in 1885 was held in Ilotel Vendome this ovening. Nearly 950 Jending business- micn were present. Estimates of recelpts and expenses were submitted, very fryerable to having the fair in Bostqn. A committee of twenty-vight was nppointed to consider all the details, so that a final vote can be taken after they report, Thoy ure to examine the question and rept rt when thoy are ready, ami are authorized to call o meeting’ for that purpose. An attempt was made to pass a vote that the meeting was in favor of nfatr, but cautious und {oiucntinl men opposed It ts premature, and it wus withdrawn. Followiug are tho Committoe of Twenty-vight: It. M. Pulsifer, Alexunder U, Bice, C, 8 Norton, William Biles, Fred L, Ames, Henry P. Kidder, Goorgo G. Riebnrdson, Barney Corry, Franklin Havon, Churics Whittnuy, E, f Muuyo, Charies ¥, Chote, Amos A. Liawrone: Willam PP. Hunt, W. 1. Ginvoln, 1. W. Pen: body, Calvin A. Richards, Goorka A. Minor, g UB yeu Pee Cand ‘. Wut AR us ‘vod, Eustace C, Fitz, Sumner lt, Moad, Weston Lowls, James Wonryss, A, L, Coolidge, B, D, Jordan, and Gen. A. 1’. Martin, MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE. No Canse Possibio Kxcopt Temporary Insanity. Bamuel Holloway, a traveling salesman in the omploy of the wholesalo clothing firm of Work, Wachsmuth & Co., Nos. ti and 213 Wabash uves nue, was found about 4 o'clock yesterday morn- ing in a room at Churles Hoppo'a boarding houko, No, 8(3 Elston avenuo, fn # condition that auggested un tntent te comiaitsulvide, Ho was broathing heavily and, though unconsofous, was groaning agif in great puia. Tho proprictor of the houso immediately summoned Dr, Moore, who gavo his opinion to tho effect that tho man was suiferiuy from tho offucta of Polson. Though verything possiblo was dono to restore him to consulousness, Holloway remulued | completel; stupified Ull 4 o'clock Iu the aftornoon, and thon passed from oarth, In tho ruom which hy hail occupied weru found papers which had cuntained more nino, Thoy were gupty On his person wero ‘ound business curds and papers tolling who and what ho wus, and two letters, one to bis wifo and ono *to whom it piuy concura,” ‘Tho latter ane nounced his numo and said that bis budy inust be buried by tho city, a9 bla wife was not able to Dear tho oxponses of u funeral, In the lotter to his wifo bo regretted that be was obliged ta taka the futal step which he guld wus tha only courso loft open ta him, and said that bo bad bee unsuccessful in bis vonte uro, Ho also oxpresacd tho utmost regret at parting from his little wifo," whloh parting would not, he hoped, bu forever. Theru is sumo- thing strungo tn Iollowsy's death, He baa boen for suven yours eniployod by William Mabloy & Co,, of Toledy, who gave him the high- ost recommondations 48 ®& man of ability, ine dustry, and intourity. Upon, this recommenda- uu hu was employed by Work, Wachsmuth & Co., who nuaigusd him to a pew route with ine structions to build up a trade, Ho was oa- waxed ou agalary, und though his succosa was not great way satisfactory to bis omployers, month ho corresponded regu- wifo, who lives ut tho » No. 233 Wabash avenuy, few dnyé ago who hwart from obim oat) Paxton, Ui. Ho wus dully expected bono, He must have arrived ‘Tugaday moroing ov tho [linols Contral Road, und gotoff the train at Twenty-second atreot, for ble sachel was left ata drupg-store ut tho coruor of that street and ludiuuaavenuc. Then he must have taken the horse-curs and gone through tho city to tho housy on Kiston avenuy, arriving thoro ot 11 o'clock. : ite gave bla name as Jubn -‘Thowas, sold that te wus tired out with traveltuy, and wished to retiro at once, Doccasud was a min who wue hot Known to possess any dissulute habits, lotter to bis wife bespcuks hig most frioudly re- lutions with her, aud his eniployers, upon whom reporter called fist nizh6 at thelr residence, No, 219 Cuntro avenuy, oxprysvod their adailras tion of the man, satistuction with his work, aud surpriso nt bls rush uct. ‘Phe only possibly sol toa of tbo deud which they canid offer wi bused upon the theory of tomporury insanity, Tho Coroner beld an iugueat and found # vor dict of sufcide, Sire. MHoffoway, who te now slono tn the world, took charge of tho body, a REMINDERS QF THE FLOOD. Spectal Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune, Sioux Crry,lo,, June 1.—Tno stoners Nellio Peck and Butte were launched from the Yunk- ton levou, whore they were left by the Ico, into tho slouyh, Thy main channel iy suparated from tho slough by a sandber, aod it will bese diticult job to gut the Loats jutd tie river, MARINE NEWS. Arrival of the New Steam-Barge Jesse H. Farwell, on Her Maiden Trip. Tho Schooner Cascade, Lumber- Laden, Ashore Below Grosso Point. Collision Between the Schooners Driver and Oneida Off Manitowoc, A Large Grain Fleet Chartered Yes- terday, Generally Corn to Buffalo. Thick, Foggy Weather Reported by tho Masters of All Incoming Vessels. Blookados in tho Rivor—Nearly Drowned Minor Aocidonte—Dook Notes. HOME GATHERINGS. A NEW STEAM*LATOE, ‘Tho new steam-birge Jesso if. Farwen, towing the barges udder and Shawnee, tande hor Orst Appearance ut this port yesterday. Tho Farwell is 210 tect keel, 35 fect boum, and 2 fect hola; is Jouble Iron atrapped, and hos brass ventilators oneach frame. All ber framesare brine-byiled, Sho bas n Sixd4 compottnd enyins, inch stroke. Bho was bilit at Gibraltar, Mich. and 1s owned by Thowas H. Walsh, Jesse H. Farwell, and Thomus Adams, of Detroit. Mr. Walst oc- companied tha vessel te this port, She is com- manded by Capt. Eugene Ratbburn, with Jon Kelly as enginocr. The Farwoll is q stanch craft aod & valuable addition to the many fino veasela ou the lakes propelled by steam. LUMBER RATES, Tho rates for lumber romain firm, Thora Were no charters reported yesterday, The pre- Valllng rates to this vort aro as follows; From Buskegon, 81.76: Ludington, €2; Mouomines, Manistee, $2.25; White Lake, & IM DiY- DOCK, ‘Tho stenm-barge Fayctto went Into Miller Brothers’ dry-ock yesterday to receive a now wheel. The ‘Fuyetto Js unfortunate, as this fa the second time she bas had tu xo into dry-dock for tho aime purpose this sengon, Tho tug Success, of tho Union Towing Com- pany Line, also went into dry-dock at Millers’ Yard to receive a new stern. LAKE YREIGUTS. Quite a large teat was cartered yesterday, TRtcs remaining steady ut 44 cents for corn tu Bulfalo, bY conts for corn tu Kingston, and 10!4 cents forcurnto Montreal, Tho enguzeuonts were: ‘To Bulalo—Propellor Comuadtare, 50,000 corn; propeller Minneapolis, 60,000 corn; pro- puller Nebraska, 20,000. corn; schvoner “Angus Sinith, 40,00 corn; Bcbooner A, M. Peterson the O00 corn; wehouner L. . Pomeruy, 23,00 corn, For Kingston—Schooner Hartford, 22,000 corn; Behouner Leadville, 22,000 corn; echoonor Bt Lonis, 20,000 corn. For ‘Sarnia—Sohooner M. Le ‘Himgle, 20.000 corn; schooner tobn Miner, 20,000 eurn, For Erie-—Propoiler Wissahickon, 50, corn. For Montrea!-—Propotler not named, vorn. Incoarse freights there {6 still an active Inquiry, and rates remain firm. Lute in the afternoon tho sullowing additions) charters were made: Schooner American, corn to Kings- ton at 4 cents; schooner Sunrise, corn to Buf Tulo at 44, cents; and schooner F, 8, Gurduer, corn to Bululo, p. t DOCK NOTES. Foggy autsido yesterday. The propolter Doan Richmond fs In, Only twenty-six clearances Tugsday. A stiit northeast wind ull duy yeatorday, ae juropellor Bt. Louis icaves this ovoning for Bi Tho Inrgo schooucr Crosswaite is in the light- house allp. Only three vessels at tho lumber markot yea- terday afternoon. The atenm-barge Favorite and tow arrived yesterday morning. Tho schooner Johnson was towed to an olovator yosterday to load grain, Tho propeller Philadelphia, grain-laden, left lust evening for Buttulo, ‘The tuy J. H. Murtin loft port yesterday mora ing ate tetock for Lake nunc. * ‘Tho mammoth echooners C. J, Wolls and dicht- gin arrived from below yesterday, Very few sail vessels left port yesterday dure ing the duy, owing to the thick’ weuthor and bigh wlud. Ex-Deputy United States Marshal John Sttil- ‘Well is now on deck ut tho Government oltice at Hush street bridye. Capt, Van Alsteiu (* Unelo John") anys Chica- goistoo big for him and be wants to get away us quickly 0s possible, Capt, Jamea Lruce, of tho schooner EYPCe says that be wns out twenty dayz, aod during that time only saw the suu risa twice on account of thesmoky atmoaphere, . Adeck-band on tho Detrolt tug I. U. Martin waa at tho Government olice at Rush dtreot bridge last eventog hunting for some oillolal to tla up that craft for an alleged refusal on tho partot tho Cuptaln to pay Bin wayas duc for services rendered, ‘There was 9 jam of vessels In tho river near Tiarriaon street yesterday noon which lasted about an hour. “lu the atternuon there wud another blockade at the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne & Chiengo Rullrond bridge, Harbor- Muster John McCarty atraizhtoned thom both out aboridy aftr besne. natitied that nis survices word re- qu ACCIDENTS. THE SCHOONER DIIVER. In yosterday morning's ‘THinuns was pub- Nanod rumor that tho schooner Driver bud collided with an unkuown schooner and sunk. The facta aro, Mr. J, V. Taylor, the owner af tha Driver, recelved o dispateh Hlowlis eventug suyiog tho schooner hid beon 1 collision, but ving ne particulars. Yosterduy he recelved a letter from the Captain, in which bo stunted that at about 2 a, m. Monday, during 9 donso fox, while off Muanitowoo, the Driver cawo in col~ Maloun with tho schuoncr Onelda, Tho Driver Jost hor foro-rigginy, two jibs, part of her bul- warks, and split hersalls, Tho Onelda fost hee jibboom. Both vessels were light and bound down the lake. Tho Driver is now at Muskegon, ‘THY SCHOONER CASCADE ASHORE, Early yesterduy. morning tho sohooucr Cas: cade, bound for this port, owing to the donso fog went ashore ubout two-milus down from Gross Point, Asalstanco was sent for, and yesterday atternoon the Union Lino tug Com- mudore started with a scow to Uuhtor hor off. The Cascada ta tnaured ty tue Orient for 32,000 nud in the Boston Marine for $1,000. Bhe ts in- sured for total loss and genoral avernge, und ty vulned at 85,50), It was expected that tho Com- modore would bo able to relenso ber by wid> algbt, providing the wind did not increase. LOST A JIDNOOM, Wille boing towed up the rivor patenting the schooner Kilhouso ewung around tho piles at Harrison atreet pag ané carriod away her Jibboom and part of her railing, PELL INTO THE IVE, A drunken satlor full tuto the rivor noar Lako street bridyo yesterday about 4:30 p.m. He was Ushed uut insouslblo, but svas reauacitated after half nn bour's work. When brought to congclousness ho was still so drunk that hocould not tell hls name. 4 TUG DISADLED, Bpeciat Dispatch to The Untcayo Tribune, Srunanon Bay, Wis, Juno I-Wahilo, near Horsewhow Bay to-day tho tug W, O, Tiilson broke tho rock shuft on bor engine, Tho tum Loviutban loft bere this ovoning to tow tho Till- son into a place of satety, RAN, AGHOUND, Spectal Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Brunaeon WAY, Wis. Juve 1.—Eariy Monda; morning the schooner Canton, Jondod with cos Tun uground on Peshtigu Heol, Bho was roleawed {opterday: morning by the tug Kitty smoke of bis port. Tho schoonor was Jottisoned of nbout seVvouty-fvu tons of cual, SERIOUS COLLISION, Special Dispatch to Tha Chicago Tribune, Urvravo, June i.—Quite a serious collision ovourred, {athe Juke outuido of yw bt water Just Gventng between the schoonor BE. BP, Dorr, bound out, ju tow ar the tug Fulton, aud the schooner Donaldson, bound In, tn tow of the tug Ano PB, Dorr, ‘Tho schooner Dorr struck the Dunuldson on tho port aide ung raked bor from tho bow clear up to the gatin, the Lane uldaon fost alx stanchions, hor squuresullyard, two ahrouds of ber tors rigging, ull of bur lan- yards tt the port side, ber chain plates, mata and monkey vail, aud bad two plunka broken bee low tho planksbcur, bewides tho top of her cabin damage, ‘Tho cust of repulrs js plucod ut nourly 8), “The schovucr Dure’s jluboom was cacciad uway and ber cutwater and bobstays broken, MAUD AGROUND. Special Dispatch to The Caicago Tribune, Ent, Po., Juno 1.—Tho steumbarge Potowno went hard eyround vear Erly to-duy, She iv loaded with coul from Butfulo, Tugs are work: ing at her, and tho coal haw been throwa ovor~ board, but cannot get hur olf, MISCELLANEOUS, 14 DRY-pock, Bpsetal Durpateh ta ‘The Chicago Triung, MILWAUKKE, June !.—Tho steuu-barge Colin Campbell tay gone iutadrysdock for caulkiug, aud the scow Bea Btar to stop a leak, COMMAND TRANSFBLHED, Cupt. Harry Kramer, of tho schooner Luke Forest, to-day tranaferred tho command of tha yersel to Fred Sehmerinan, and will boroafter attend to bis firra’s lumber Intoresta at this end of tho route. COMPETITION IN TOWING. Speetal Mepateh to Tha Chtengs Tribune, Mantster, Mich, June L—Lively competition fa yolng on here in towtng between the Cantield ‘Tog Line aud athor ownors of tugs, ‘Lo-day toga have goue thirty and forty miled after we ' MAS A LARGER WHER. ‘The propolter Grace Patterson has largely ine ereasod ber apeed by having 2 larger wheel put in, She fa running Inthe stone trade between this city and Sturgeon Bay, THE CITY OF MILWAUKEE, Spectal Dievateh to The Chteaoo Tridune. Dernorr, Mich., June 1.—The atenmer City of Milwaukev loft Ht 1020 this tnorning, Sho had nearly 10 Invited gucsts on board, consisting of rales, Oofficlals, hewspnper editors, and re- Pont Hunox, Juno 1.—Tho new steamer City of Mitwaukee arrived from Dotrolt at 4:10 this afternoon, innkitg tho run from Dotroit in five hours and twonty ininutes against a beavy wind, MACHINERY NHOREN, Spectat Mtepateh to The Chleago Tribune. Pour Horox, Mich, June i.—The propeller Conemnugh, bound wp, broke her crank-pln, beti-plote, and both cylinders off Vort Sanilac thisinurning, Shu was towed bere by tho pro- peller Dotaware. THY COUNTESS OF DUFFBRIN, Kpectat Diepateh to The Crtcago Tribune. Detu017, Mich. Juno 1.—Tho yacht Countoss of Dufferin loft this port this afternoon in tow of the tug Goudenow, — AROUND TIT LAKES, FRON WOOD 70 & Cleveland Leake: At various potnts on tho lakes trou shipyards are boing put fn operation, and before many years tho wooden vessel will uelooked upon as oxtromely unsafo, Iron ond steel nro substituting timber for the renson ‘thut timber Is erp ie Scarce, Plenty of timber is found inland, but the diltculty and oxponse of transporting it to the Inkes would makoita most oxpensiyve urticle for veasel use, It ts sald that the tumber that is in our new steam-barge, City of Kome, was taken from 10d acres of fand, —ie., all thy large timber suitable for tho con- Birnction of o vessel wus clearod from that umountof land. fron could now bo protitaity used where himber 4, to n largo de- gree, but abindante und present cheap- hess are tho excuses for usavage destruction of the mighty forests, which, when once gone, are virtually zone forever, At no time ie our history bus therm becn such an evormous con- sumption of lumber. During tho scnson Just closed, 6,279,050,.0u0 fect of lumber havo been folled in Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnosoti, Tho logzing this coming scuson will react TO 000UN.” -Tho-uruslabls supply in those States ta 81,500,000,000 feut, or atwelvo yeurs’ stuck, Michigau. lumbor bas been shipbed to Muino, showing the resources of that Stato aro almost exbausted, Southern pins. is ndvanalig, pnts ‘of spriico aro light. weneral advance in lumber 1a extramely probable. in view of ill those fucts, They point untuistaably to the In- cronsed use of iron und ateol. A LigiteiIP NEEDED, Facanaba Iron Post: Mustera of vossole trad- ing to this port ure asain urging the necessity of a lixhtship on tho cloven-tuot whoul, ‘he fleot is a large one, larger than that of auy other port on tho Iako oxcopiing vuly Chicago, and in approaching Escanabu by the Poverty Istaud or Rook Island pussuies bus tho snont on the stare board and Deiske's reef ou the port hand with no rauke Hghts. Poningala point lybt is un ap- proximate qulde, and fn daylight the spar buoy on the shoal, once found, js suilicient, but {1 tinck werther the lh} ty often uaavallable, and then or in dark nights tho buoy ts of no value, Must comincroy walt until. owners or under- writors sulfer bofore the Lighthinuso Board will rovcoguize the noed of such u light? THE LIME-KILN CRossina, Toronto Ma: Tho onginoer in charge of tho improvements at the Line-Kiln Crossing. re- porte that they never bad better water thin at prosent, During the past few days ho bus been engaged In making a survey of the reef wheru tho Moura struck recently, und states that tha obstruction willbe removed from that place in a few days. The ongineer intends making o survey of tho reef ut Grogsu Molnt, and prota: bly sone tinprovemont wall ba imude at that troublesome plice during tha suniuner, Gon, Weltzet is axpected from St. Loula, and will be consulted with regard to these improvements, Tuxinen uro informed that they enn now take AS muy schoonurs in tow us tuoy sey ft,as there ig no dunger in thut direction. NEW APPARATUS TO NE YURNISUED. Milwaukee Sentinel: Tho ilfe-sqving stations at Shevoygan, Ludington, und Munistes are about to be furnished with Maxey's patent two-bruke fve-ineh cylinder force puutps, ench of which will also be furnishud with twenty feat. of suctlon-pipe and fifty feat of Improved hows, Tho pumps ureto be used lu esse of fire ut the stations, or on bound! of a vessel. Thoy can also ‘by used vifectivoly in tho cage uf a vessel lowk. ing, us thoy’ will dischurge about 280 gollons of ‘Water pur ininute. ANE DARGE CITY OF nome. Cloveland Leader: Tho trint trip of the now barge City of Home touk piuce yesterday morning. Sho wna jouded with 1620 touy of onl ng eargo and 0 tons of fuel on about thirtega foct of water. “Bie proved aatisfactory: in every porticulur, and bul for Asllght accldont nothing would bave occurred to tnar tho ovent, Owing to a fiuw, it ts thought, her rovergo whoel was broken, whieh will cause udolus; abe will, bowover, be nbig to fonve this ovonlug for Chicago, Her owners count hers xreut success, oniruany, Toledo Blade; The tnany friends of Capt. and ‘Mra, John Navaugh will bo pulned to hear of the death of tholr little auuyhtor Aidt. Ada wag a bright ttle girl und wasn general favorit. Sho patiently bore the sulferiug consequent upon the dren disenso with which sho wis nttuoked— pneumonia,—and when the hour of denth camo sno brenthod uway ber life so calmly that it woe Uke falling into a gontio sloop. PORT OF CITICAGO, AMNRIVALS, Sehr Onward, Ford itiver, lumbor, Sebr J. fi, Rutter, Mackinuw, sult, Schr Shinw0g, Saginaw, sat. Sobr Prange! Butalo, cua Sehr Hein , Munkegon, wood, Sehr Island Ciy, Pentwater, lumbor, Senr Selt, White Luke, the Sclr Leadville, Milwaukee, Nebt. Schr Radical, Pentwuter, posts. Sebr Sandusky, Muskequn, lumber, Sebr Felicitous, Mud Luke, cedar posts, Sour Huckoya, Muskegon, lumber, Sebr York surte, Muskegon, fumbor, Sobr ‘Trio, Sutskogzou, lumber, . Androws, Whitensh Bay, posts, Soeur Flyiy Mist, Traverse Buy, woud, Sebr Annly Thorne, White Luke, tos. Schr Dan Nowbull, 2uskeygon, lumber. Sone C.J, Wolly, Bulfulo, coal, Sobr Huttlo Lurk, Charlevulx, wood. Suhr Nelliv Gardner, Builuty, cunt, Scbr Mosuile, Nortu Hay, woud, Behr {teguinpuon, Ford {ttver, jumbor Seor Ponobscot, Bluck Iiver, lumber, ‘Sehr Ostrich, Cedur dtivur, luinber. qd , Dusk Like, fumbor, kind, Pino Lake, pigion. suter, Menomine, lumber, uminue, lumber. , Marinette, lnnbee, Sebr BM. Mowers, Clovulind, coal, Schr 4), ‘, Johnaon, Eric, Nyt. i Reue City of Grven tay, Bacanuba, troo-ore, Sehr Ford itiver, ord (iver, (uimbor, Robe Hvalgnee tate te ne ince Aogripli vole chr George Staci, Qyouts tay, telegraph poles, Sebr Michigan, Hath , Sor Cocullu, Sinister, lunnber. ” Bobr it. C, Albroolt, Ludington, tumbor, Sebr Ottor, Ludington, luinver, Sear A, P, Nichols, North Huy, posta, Sobre Apprentice Hoy, Grand Haven, lumber. Sehr 4. W. Perry, Pruvers Buy, wood, Sobr (. Michelson, Ludington, timber, | Bebr Juhu Miner, Murinotta, luinbur. Scbr a. 8. Packard, Puckurd’s Pior, lumber. Behr Tompost, Gurden pie toa. Stur Grace Gruwmmond, Alpona, sundries, Prop Lobigh, Sulfalu, sundrics. Prop Favorite, Menomluce, towlng, Prop Charopluln, Choboygan, suadrios. Prop Skylark, Benton Harbor, sundries, Prop Nebr Butfalo, sundrivs, Prop Inte isunnubn, iron-ore, Prop E. &. Thon » Muskoxon, lutwber, Prop C, MWokox, Muskegon, dumber, Prop Albert Bopor, Muskeyon, lumber, Prop Micbuel Grok, White Laky, lumbor, Prob Annie Laura, Suskeygon, lumber, Prop George Dunbar, Suskegog, tambor, Prop Tompust, Whita Luke, lumber, Prop J. Hl. Farwell, Bay City, suit. Prop Dean Nichurdson, Budliio, sundrios, Prop Prussia, Soncroal, aunirics, Prop G,f. Lbarroughs, Muskegou, sundries, Prop Wissnhickon, Bullata, sundries, Prop [ronsides, Craverse fay, ties, Props, C, Baldwin, Escanabu, tron-ore, ACTUAL SAILINGS, Bebe L. MoDonald, Manistee, ileht Scour Fianot, Frankfort, ight, Schr Eaglo Wing, Muskeyon, Nght, Bebr Jose Philips, Muskegou, ght, Sour E. J, SoVes, Mouomines, light, Bubrs. A. Wood, Marinette, ight. Schr Wolverine, Grand Haven, liyht. Sobek. A. Irivh, Grand Haven, light. Sonr Bed. Sait, Ford iver, light, Sehr Ford Kiver, Ford liver, ight, Schr ‘Toleyruph, Stluskegon, light, Barge Uragus, Menominee Myiat.. Schr Cave Horn, studkoyon, lebt. Bobr Felloworuft, Moutrual, 1401 bu corn, Hebrd. ¥. Jonvs, SMuskeyou, light, Scbr Reaumpuon, Ford Kiver, suudrics, Prop Michgul Groh, Montague, Nght, Prop G. Ilewox, Muskexon, Ught. pep ‘Becta Urns, Grand Havor sundries. Pro} urge Dupbur, Sluskegon, guindrics. Prop Stina uttaly, whe bu core and sundries. Prop Annie Laura, Muskegon, lube. Prop Favorite, Menowines, aundrics. Prop Tempest, White Lake, Hight, Prop Chicago, Munttowao, surdriog. Prop J, HL. Owen, Bseannba, thug Prop J, Bf. Musters, Huttuto, lgoe : Prop Mesioncer, Kenton Hurbor, sundries. Yrop Esvanuba, Eacnetln lyhe. Prop Bwatlow, Sontuguy, lat, Prop BL Josuph, Stuskeyon, light, Prop Colin Campbell, Ludington, Itght. Hebr Leadville, Kineton, 24408 by corm, Bllver Lake, sundrics, ee +, StUNGEON Bay, Wig, Juno L—~, Behr City of Toledo, Manisteo, nu Beht Caledonia, Port Huron ene Behr J, A. Holmes, Grand Havon, tight Behr Meret Ludington, Ment. Bohr I Fy Wade. ‘Travers Tiny, light, cl G unban, ngrtoy sen Novman, Menominecy tight, ee eo, lente Tight, Bohr A. W. Luckey, M Scbr it. G. Fatore, Manisteo, Sohr Clara, Menominee, Hebt. Hehe Ketchum, Jacksonport, Iitht, « Kehe Conneaut, Ludington, light, Schr Iron State, Excannba, light. Schr G. Pinter, Bulfalo, 45,18 bi corn, canes “A, Stronach, Muskegon, light, . H, Mond, Port Huton, 23/500 7 Robe Sines Lutngton, ht. yore it Madora, Grand Traver i Behr Ottawa, Grand Haven, ate Mane Bebr Lytmon Casoy, Tuffalo, 20,000 bu corn. Sebr J, lor, Muniatoe, light, Behr J. [s. Wilbor, Codur River, sundries. Sehr Lena Johnaon, Menomince, light, Sehr A, Hradley, Jackeonport, Nght. Subr ). it. Martin, Sturgeon Bay, light, —— ‘OTHER LAKE Ports, pDeTnorr. Speetat Dispatch to Tha CAtcago Tribune. Dernort, Mich. Juno 1.—Passed down—Pro. pollers Coltic, Nowburgh, 8. F. Hodges, Nynok; steam-barges Niagarn, B.D. Halo, and schooners Alva, Bradloy Point Ablao, Clinton, and schooners Grumby Clyde, John N. Gildden, and schooners Sophia Minch, H. J. Wobb, Banilac, , and Oscoda; schoonors Cossack, B. B. Bruce, Hoboken, 8am Cook. Cleared—Schooner W. 8. Taylor. Passed up—Propollors Lycoming, Chicago, and schooners C. 1. Jones, Mnanitowoo, and P, Ttockester; stoum-barga Chauncey Hurlbut, and schooners Annia Vaught, Sonator, Havana, East Saginaw, and barges: act J.B, Balley, Queen of ‘the Lakes, Pensaukeo, ' Dollo, Regina, Jobn' Noyes’ Houry Folger, Eel GG. King, dames O'Nolli, Kato Winsléw, Arrived—Schooner Consuolo; tux Winalow “Ulearede-stcmner Cityot liwankee, 1 ity of Wiud—Northouat, elgne miles, BUIPALO. THspateh to The Chicago Tribune. Spectat Hovraco, June l—Arrived—Propelters sin, Balluntina, Annie Young, Monthua wonees schooners U. D. Moore, Our Son, C, C. Barnes, , $.. Watson, Donaldson, Sontedim, D. BE, Bal- jes, urnin, Chicago; propeller India, grain, Due luth; schooner Camden, gralti, Milwaukco, Cleared—Propollers [tussia and — Huffalo Kotvoners Eizabeth Jonus and ¥. L, Danforth, coal, Chicago: propelior India, Duluth; propel- lor Leland, Kik Rapids; schooner Our Bon, Hel- vetia, Munitor, J.J. Sawyer, 8. V. it Watson, cout, Siiwaukes, Charters—Scehooners Col, Cook, conl to Rat 85 cents nut; propeller Uuiloatite aud soeonee A. i, Moore, coal, Milwaukes, 80 canta pet. Canul froights—lusiness lgnt, boat Mmanding 8¥ conte und 4a ogats, but ‘Muippess ailhero to 6 cents and 4% cents, Shipments wero 164,000 bu. MILWAURER, Speciat Dispatch (6 The Chicago Tribune, Minwaukeg, Wis. Juno ].—Thero was noth: {ng done fn grain acces to-day, aside from jushela of onts for the securing n lot of 65,000 stenm-barge Barnutu. Cunrse froight charters—Schooner Indus! hardwood lumber from Jncksonport at $2.7 Achooner City of Woodstock, tes from Bluseod Bay nt Tcenta, rrived from holow—Sohooners E. R. Blake, Mury Lyou, i. F. Merry, Moonlight, Georgo Mt Caso, and Honry C, Iticbards, POHT ConOnNE. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune, Pour Cornoins, Ont, June 1.—Passed up ogo te roit, cual: Nevada, Oaweyo to Chicago, coal; 0. M. ond, Schooner Guiding tar, Oawego to Mltwaukee, coal. Down—Schooners A. J. Dewoy, Toledo to Os wero, waout; 9, B, Luvxe, Chicago to Kingston, wheut; Sligo, Goieaxe to Kingston, corn; Wost ingatan, wheat; propoiles Side, Lhlengo” to yle, Ubleuge to Kingston, corn, ray : Arrived ut clovator—Schooner Mont Bano, from Chleago, corn, MANQUETTIE. i“ Special Dispatch to The Chieago Tribune. MARQUETTE, Mich, June L—Arrived—Pro; fora tron Age, Sparta, Binith Mooro, and i Tattle: achounere Bumatrin, George H. Eh, }, Beals, gud George Suerman, ‘eared—Propeliura 2, Sheldon, Bmith Moore, Jeon Aue, ait Byers scbuuncal ae Bly, Tron Cit, and F. aA. Marge. Passed up—Propeller Winslow. Passed down—Vropellar Peerloss. Wiad suutheayt. Weather tine. ESCANADA, Spectat Dispatch to The Uhleago ‘Tribune, Escanana, Mich, June 1.—Arrived—Propollors roxross, Jarvis Lord, Jarecki, W. L. Brown, City of New York, Norman, itulelg, and nits schoouers Egerluch, Lucerne, and May Richurde. Luportures—Propullers W. L. Wetmore, D. W. Rust, fran Duke, Jurcekl, Argonaut, Norman, *; 21 W. 1, irown; schoonora Egerluch, G. H. Farwlngton, D. K, Clink, L. 0. City of New York, ani lutte, aud Brunvtto, ; CLEVELAXD. Spell Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune: CURVELAND, O.. Jung 1.—Clesred for Chica: —Propellors Scotiu, Russia, and Vanderbite moreuaudiso: City of Hume, coals V. HL. Ketone My sehooner St, 1. Wiivo: Charte: st waukeo, pt; oro back tu Cleveland, p, t. TloyanTon, Speciat Dupatch to The Uatcago Tribune, Hovattros, Miob., June 1,—Arrived—Sunda: propeller Peerloss, Chieay propeller Arctle, of Butfulo, Enased up—Propoller China, of Buffalo, rrived—Pro} City of F umount, Chic: 0, Cluared—Propelier Fevrioss, of Chicago; pro- Peller Arctic, of Chicugo. ‘ CHEBOYOAN, Spictat Dispatch to Tre Chieago Tribune, CHEBDYOAN, Micb.. Junes,—Arslved—Bahi or Putaskt and propetior Van Raalte, Merritt, and Altintrogs, Pown~Scow Loulun, Cleured—Propellor Lako Erio, Northeast wiud, brisk. Cloar weather, fino, coLLinawaop. a Sptctat Dispatch to Tha Unteago Tribune. Corttvaweon,Ont,, June 2,—Arrived—Sohoon- ors Skylurk, from Chil a L200 busbels corn; City, of Chicagu, from”Culeago, 21,Juu— buab cori; Midiand Mover, from Chicuga, 20,283 bushes els corn, ENE. Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune Ente, Pa. June 1.—Eutered—Schoonora Mc+ id Shernin, Iumbor, East Baginaw; i Dougall an propellor Oukland, lumber, Buy City. Cloarod—All tho ubove schooners light, for the snimo ports, z . DULUTH, : Spectat Dispatch to The Chteago Tribune, Deuri. Minn, Juno 1.—Arrived=-Propellers Japun and Chinn, Burlalor: Quobeo, 3: of Wintiper. Collingwood; barxe J.B Murquetias Manitovu, Sarnia. Cloared—Luryo Northeruor, Duffalo, - BTUNGEON BAY, Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribu Mee -Arrived—Tu; Juin Lontham, towing a seow. ve Clenred—Schoonorg Mary and America. Pasaud down—sebooner Pilgrim, PORT DALUOUBIE.S Speciat Dispatch ta The Chicaya Tribune, Port DaLnouste. Ont. Juno 1.—Passod wy Schoonor Florettu, Kingston to Chicayu, big jron. Pansed dowu—Schooner Comanahe, Chicago Klugaton, cora, 87, JOSAPH. ‘psctat Dispatch to ‘Ths Cascaz0 Friduns, St. JosEpit, Mich., June 1.—Arrived—Sohoonor Christine Neligon, trou-vre, Escanaba, ‘MUBKKGON, P Spectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune DIUSKEAON, Mlob., June 1.—Olourances to-day, oloven. Lumber shipments, 222,000 feet. KINCARDINE, Npectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribu Lied Kixcanpinn, Ont. June 1—Sallod—chooner Bt. Andrews, Calvago, sult, MonTnTay, Bpecial Dispatch to The Chicago Tribu MonTuxAL, June ‘L—Salted—Propellor 0 ‘Ocean, fougo, pix trou. vont muzoN, Pour Munon, June },—Puassed up—Propellers Muckinaw, James 8. Fuy, with nord Fay: ette rowan and C, G. Trumpif; steamers Pearl and Flora: sebooner Parana, Dawn—Tropuliorg Nyack, Samuel F. Hod) Oscody, Banilae, with sub Sumucl Couk, Wind—Northeast, ght. Weather cloudy. Your Huroy, Mich. June 1-10: p. m— . Passed up—Prupellers Havana, Lycoming, 0, Hurlbut and consort, ‘The schoonors J, B. Dalley, F. 3. Drown, D, P, Rhodes, and Kimball aro ul anchor outalde the tivore + B ‘The J, F. Joy ta at this port wind bound, Lhown—Propoliers Staruces, Delaware, Ab- eroorn and bargos, Avon with the G. 8 Hazard oa, City of Concord with the iby schooners Huury We Westford and Bayer Blario Martin, aaa B-WW. Gittord, iY, Marie Mart We 4 dather ‘oloudy. " Wind northwest, | a HYMENEAL, Gyeetal Dispatch to The Calcago Tribune, Orrawa, Il, Jina L—Honry A. Cole, of the Ottawa Gliss Factory, was udited jo marriaye to-day with df{ss Kute, oldest daughter of Judyo ceremony 3 Witnossed by ubout soventy-Hve Immediate aur throu anads ie ro eg . George 8, Eldridwze, of this city. The ‘Tho Rey, U. B, Barnes wax tho wyuian, a — SENATOR FERRY'S ILLNESS. Tribuna, ayvelul Dupatch to ‘Tha Onseaay Guanv Hayes, Mich. Juno l—Senator’ Ferry, althouwh cuntiued to bia room, {a not considered in any danger. His physicians and fricuds rev port that ho tv eavy, aud will bo all right ayala * after a fon daya’ rusts . B. oe xo light. wancrs Willie Koller, coal, to Mil< . Kont, coal to Chicago, $1 free; Gallotin, cuul to Marquotte, je, free and arcived Tuesday, eller Munlutee, from Duluth: oon+ Huased up—Schooners Yankee Blade, T, By Sovereign, Joho N. Glidden, oonurs it, J, Wobb and M, Mtnob, OP. Minch; schoonors . F, Bruce, Hoboken, and