Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, August 24, 1881, Page 6

® x THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST , 24, 1881—TEN PAGES. a: ee erie re MARINE NEWS. ave, ako, ordny and apcientons nin | Pond SHORTS AND LONGS. 1o, Muffaln, Hwy bu corn, 1,110 baa fax ‘anid aundelon, the Prestdcnt’s surgeons have tscovered a now | fon of your drama, Whyegroat Scott! (t beliove dealers in Now York buy tho y fs 4 a Sones fro ¢ . puratld gland in that location. Ido not wondor | that’s Aimericant thoy hover apponced tn wn, Dlokora in Key West and Nassau, dry ace t Inspector, who aces them carried out to the ters | fron Atlchwel (rol, Montague, Mahe, | ‘ that Inymen should be pitzzted at the bultotins | thie AL homo but leg nieces hata Kn, ih Phen, and suid them porth tn bates, ‘trom tenet on re Hers rar a HO etee | TOP a Wectrnngioct: [afi atk bs oaks which annonneed the appearanee of thoswell- | of making an dimanac, Poor little Connty Gl- | amalior soar by Yent, aud priccsees 2 Keowee Grain Freights Active and Steady | have scientiqentiy concluded ultimately to Ux: bron Gearaa liynbary BieKoRan mn Pare Less Active but Unsettled and | ing. ‘Those doulletins wort datensaly soup and christ fine used to bg in Gus, ttareds gompany. | higher, “Huropean spouives came eae tend both: our plers 800 fect scaward, 80 as to | lrops tice wn, Collin a are nuprofessional. li their Intenso a * | idaho bring her over? Hut nolthor you, ‘Mr a 4 ) are CO UIs soar, met at 23-4 Cents on Corn to spetits @ channiek cignicod tout doen {or tho Bass Prop annual City, Hutfato, 34941 bu com and aun- Heferally Mgt Mar: oro the presonco of blond-poleoning thoy ware | Haltar, nor four roadora want tn know bat’ L | (eet d At the Meee a ees tt rg es Buffalo. fect. ‘rhe work iutd ont for this aengon was | prop tity of Duluth, Duluth, eundeten.t ets. ry Aro hoaviont in proportion to tole ee "Met thole to finish the tast cribon tho north pier, then t alae, 10 % sink four now erlbs fifty feet In length, starting: The Life-Saving Crow at Sheboy- 13) fect north of the now north pler in the tine np Hortage, turtata, cuN bu corn nnd sundries, Prop Chatupiain, Chovoygan, snnurick, Prop Newburgh, Hurtata, 00 bu corn and aundrios, $2,000 tit co low intun fuolish prevariention. One io requires | wonder.” so, thinting in Advantica. foryour, SPROO, several others to bolster {t up, and’ soon ad | Yam, sir, your obodiunt sorvant, Stnnvll sponges soll 80 influitum. Thore is something ptoriic (and L apo Hil BO chonply ti HY Atront pe gete ara Crom tho Woat Indies, rind ave of feskiors lng to practicnl physiohins) in the spece | who Momanco of Voro Myncinthos | ure, but are tov light toh Of Hine text. pene ei Some of tho Boys Mako Big | puiilllating to pructical pl oe y ie of any ng Ortho new nurth pier and oxnotly oven with the | Heep Calorade, (tanaty, a O00 taoto of those “omlnont” aurmoons gravoly Ul Marriage. ‘hore aro from forty to sixty of thoetvict, gan Rescto Threo Boys — | guiet thei, eersial gent wil ue rout | eat atndne ue towings Money on Whent, fuse oes Aue fu te, iho. sine 4 th ton of THE OMago Tostune, | Bauman Shay Fe na dani Gigs from Drowning. Bei tetera be rowel 0 tho. tow Or ioantncy iawn tho paratid iad was mich @ platy uittistake | CHICAGO, Aug. 2—1n your Sunday's lesuo th | goongan an Willinin street enhy imPorers et The. Tho work this senson is to complete the Rohe Wiliem dures, Atnniatens Tl able proof of Wieod-polsoning that the merest | an extract from tho monograph upon tha Into Antes, tht. Inst orlb on tho north pler” che Mary Lidwit, Packard's Por tight a An Old Yankoo Story with 9 Moral for American spot tyro In surmory ahould hive dotocted It, and all vu % hut that tho bots wor 19 Wor); TN TAU Luck, Rete Mitune Abuskowans iets sho more sy becuse the swelling oxtommied wlony ho cuayat "ipton toauteacted tee nitlananoe etn —, pie . che I =! ho side of tho faco nud “over Os” Around tho Lakes—Arrivals and Dopart- | stiauxco Republican? “Tho stoam-bnene | Hebe hem Ateonal, Stansted, lhe To-Day. sueh thing ocolirsin slinple parotitA. tnthigen @ | which f speak simply hoonusoit fornsa partot | LABOR AND CAPtp ‘AL, ures—Mizoellancous—Along the Wocoken and consort Dolaware, which ran | Sent Kutehuim, Wihitetisn ay, Natit % it wus esaontially aimilar to soplicenie eryst- | my public Hfo—Donn Stantoy and bis tioblo a " Docks, ashore near Sand Hench last wook, arrived tn | sehr piiacim, I Her BION, tad Tho Donrd-of-Trado markets wora tess activo | cles, and showed that the poison bad extended fraathe giund Into the eenuiar tiesto of tke | companion, Lady Augusta, on intimate frlend veascts wont ashorg on a sinoky night on what is port yesterday, [twill be remommbored that tho Pat alls Lars olla, Monominoa, Henle Natit UAR RY MEN'S WAGES IE and unsettled yesturday, ringing higher. Whont Q a AGES ity: DUCED faco nnd forshead,. De, Hoynton did. Hot mean | Of the Queen, stood by my wife, and stood by peetat Disvateh to The oni 1 called Elm Crock Heef, about two miles nhove gohe Lihcele Se dienen, bacanabe, advancod 303% ‘cents aud corm, about 4 coats | to imply that the afignduine swelling was ovor | mo, as if they wished to stand guarantee befora Bourn Exaix, Hl, Aug. 2 Heacten LAKE FREIGIUTS. White Hock. About 20 tons of the Wocoken’s | Kime drnes Grammond, wouth Haven, sundries, from the lowest priccs of Monday, and onts, rye, } the eye. OF all te tmadieal men ‘around tho | those who know but little about olthor the In & ana. . | enrro bud to be tightered on a smull vessel bo- | Sehr Wilts Onk, Magistos, Habt. rf we Bt wi fore she could be releused. The Delaware wis | sehr tt. C. Craw M bar! a vi we Prostitet ~» Io} is y eut down tho wages of tho employé: Jey, and provisions wero stronger. Tho | President, Dr. Moynton fs tho only one who bus | gutters or tho insulted," vi y tite Grain frelghts wore actlvoand steady, with tho he could be roleused Sehr It C, Crawford, Mantated, tat 'S In thote romptly recognized tho presence of blond 3 stone-quarrios this week. Thoy have bo ‘ose | Teleased without much diticulty, only a amall | Sobe Constor, Stargeon bay. Htht. loading markets receded from tho bighost ae Hiewughe tanave Rt charge of tho It.will bo romomberod what n profound fonsa- | coving $2 por day, but wero cut down ‘1 on re rateoncoruto Buffalo still romatning at 22 | part uf her cargo having to bo lightored. ‘Tho | Yebr M. K. Lorem, lenom{nn, Hgbte figures of tho day, and closod above | Enso, Under hissnecial erro 1 do not believe | ton tas cruntod whon this eratwhilo Carmotito | perday. About halt of tho handseoryt"s centa por bushel, Threoand n-balf conts was | Dolnwaro arrived Apparently: all right, no leak | Zche ih } cutie aAtnaie aes the Intest quotations of Monday ovening, As | tha depth of tho track of tho ball would have | friar took to himself a wite. ‘Thnt wifo was an | work at tho roduced wanes, ‘Tho bal ontintied, pnid on flaxscod to tho snine port. Several agonts | in tho vessel having been discovered, Tis not ) xened. Vv. ‘iy lor. Manistee, fiatte qumpared with tho excitement and rueh of Inst | been left undiscovered for wooks. Mennwhill declined to obartor {vessels controtied by’ thon: | XHown whether the Wocoken ts lenking of not. Ellon Willisins: Monomines, Wehbe Th 8 | American woman, and, knowing as ldo somo- tho blood of, the pationt was botng polaoned day te : _ Peer d arto better ‘provlice would have | ting of tho olrcumstances of tholr firat moot sitved his lite perhays, Dr. Btles says he would | tnx nnd subsoquent nequaintanco, It ocourrdd not havo Surgeon Wales, of the navy, because | tamo, suggested by this reforonco, that your lance andenvoring to ind nore prolitah| am some othor occupation, but brovabty ee maka sehr Elton i y vs a Ellon, A) Hat AL. ii atthe golng rato, thinking that tho Incronsed Hoth vessels pounded considerably whiluashore, | Schr G. Elion, White Lake, 0 bi oate fo work in tho quartics, return and It fs probable that thoy will be docked boro | Schr Amortes. Stunseun Hay, 6 bo corn, domand for carriers would carry the rate upto | for an oxamination, The Wocoken fs surely In Hone fattle Earl, Wile Lakes an 8 conts. Tho following embrace tho vessels | hard inek. While golng up tha Menomoneo | sche 4 i weok, the markets “wore eallod tet and tame, though tho Dusituss ‘was far ahoad of what it {a ia ordinary — thnes, ¥ v ho probed the wound with hin finger. ‘Tho'pub- A COMPROMISE, A River yesterday morning eh grounded, nnd hor | SORE Waeiue, Hittin Meese ‘To a good many tho lull was not unwelcome, bo | To Hithe vet, poeNaps, tine Surgeon Wales was | rowers mht bo Intercated in having this BILOE | spine, ta, At 2.—The tnold takon yostorday!: M if cause it gave thom an apportunity to bring up " x “ ers of Ory, own powor with the combined offorts of the Na Manistee, Muht, not retained for that vary netion, ‘Tho onrly history of Mince. Loyson bas boon | Painter & Co, stove mnnufact + Buy eifole: Bushes, | Wine Welcome, Hagerman, Bineke, and sion, Behe AOr Mose Moreira. set 0.4 as eee Manet ach wenle The ee HM Hata, M.D. | puttittehed ne various tlmony ani ie not rolovant | work to-morrow, a eoinproniise having bee Propellor Arabia, corn... Ore ities auctde r0 | kcnr Kiyinx Cloud un, Wight fond to in ! 5 pons . how, As Mes. Merriman sha showed fino Mtor- | rooted, Thoy aru to recolv, cts Propeller Sturrucas cor Bela srw auizawiltanake tho eecotd iighter of Rene devads, Kay abn whuate jnorclal odltors nmi ruportors also iad Reminixcences of Lincoln . [My Powers. Among otter work) she wrote nn | ene now nnd pn ndditional ¢ pen conte eet Bropoller Jonn eldgonn tho sume caro.” ; Rohe Welt ttuwalna Sanistouy ight Het panne: Hild OF AE Th RESDINE, REARS OFA pipe Te the Eiltor of The Chteago Tribune. SEE a ee MEARE tor Honey | Ootobsr. The mon at Hroakwaterse Core ment Bonboner WisHe AL Law. FINE KUBJECT FOI AN OPINION. Ree a er eee er ro iN,g%S hu corns ‘Tha ko-enttod Ciuolonatl clique wero credited | | VONTIAG, Illy Augy On Wednesday, Dist | FT fiaymund, of tue ‘nea, that he sont hor to | Koyerstord, rosuimo work Saturday on the samy Achnoner B. A, Nicholson, car! Ruffalo Courler: “Tho veanal steamer Sdovillo | ny Grundy, Marinette, Hgtite with boing froo buyers of Octotior wheat, while | Inst. tho old scttlors of Livingston County, Tile i ‘ jor Nollie Gardner, flaxses ~ it cr ‘Colinton, oltor HOrcUles, COLI. 614 wee eens me For Kingston. Paris as corrvapondent of his paper, Whilvtnn nals, bold tholr annual rounion at Pontiac. cirrinyein Haris, one day, she beoama vory Thave writton down from the Hps ef an old?} alarmingly tl, and orderett her conchinan e avttlor of thia placa (Jon Fostor) sonic old rem- | ‘Flvo.to tho nearost hospital. whiclt, ho did. Tt thoy held the August future up to $1; othor- wise thoy appenred to be doing little. Tholr. transactions in the futuro would seein to bu of a If the mother !s feeb! children should be set ten ‘ohr and consort Maloney, with stone for Cioveland, | Schr Success, Annapes, sundri get Away about 1 o'clock on Saturday morniny, rene ui tra, Annic Maloney, like tho brave little woman | Sehr an, Ludwig, Packard's Per, gts hte thather uch aie il Dunno, ranted Hight | 4 Bho 4, wont up on the stentnurs but the very | Rcnecutm Manigion: Mate ni ala lokhan’s ‘ sullctent mngnitude to convince the crowd rove to bon Sisters of Charity Hospitul, and Vegutable Compound ts ‘norfect sPecitie ig Schooner Samana, corn sapsisescest0,000 | ablo-badied ‘Capt, Jumes, her. better consort, | KORE KS teoninnice Memmetto, Nabts sthat they had Hot yet withdrawn fram tho dent, | Inlaconces whieh will bo rend at tho rounton, | ire Mertiman was tuken in and very. tondorly ghronie disenges of rhosoxual system of mand For. ¥ found JtInconveniont to go, Now we sball not } sche if. Witheck. Magnotto, tht, though ‘what thelr program was no oltsider | amoty which are some things in rolation to the | cared for, When convalescont—or nearly 80, alan pan 30 er nikhatn, 23 Western Propeller Alaska, corn sseesseveseeoo 0,000 | By that tho Caprain had {important business | Hele Gilbert Knapp, Chariovolx, iiht scomed willing to gucss, Corn was strengthoned | great Abratum Lincoln which I thought might | after a‘vory dangorous sioknuss—onc 0: io | @ » a » for pampbict ey Is —— | clsowhers to look aftor that intorferrad with {he Boke Quine Nght, y oxtenaiva buying orders, and somo pxrtics in Intorcet tho roadara, of {Tie CHLCATO Mutts Sisters, who had taken a deep intercat In her, —— Total capacity......++ sorsetessees-400,000 | trip; or thatha tacked u sufliclent amount of | y 0 trade predict the high nite * " ng on his wife a8 well ag on Hy chr chor Hoy, Marine! indelcn, «Lumber frotghts were renorted wonker yostor- | {hae a imhois port ese. on anotiion womnnn form | Behe Horeuten, Coit mtd, ISON Oi Corn, day, tho large number of vessuls oforing encour- ‘| frat, or rather second, mute, Wo take especial | Sclird. 31. Stephenson, Menominee, Ube skod if she would not like to haven pricat como ‘Tho first. Judge who held court hero, sald Mr | eee ene etd tat ee ation, who asked Fostor, was Judgo Trent, now of tho-Suprome | what priest, and tho Sister sald, very mortost! Court,—this {n 188, Tho attorneys who came | “ My brother.” And who Is your brother Hie Tent. MuskeZony Night. Het fa a he been touched. Tho recent drop appears to havo 4. Aeronaut, Monamings, Ney shaken of a numorous tribo of tallers wio, tacked on a littlo too late. 0 MINOR GoOSssIY, here were Baker and Campboll, of Springfold, asked Mrs. Merriman. “Father Byacintho aging shippers to ask for areduction. ‘While | cara ta throw out no hints of uny sorts buts emasrree Will Comatock, st 1s reported, hng mado $100, t hae a, | Ws tha reply. 3 rates wore weak, no charters were mado at fess | man who willdo Just whne tho robust Cont, OTHER LAKE PORTS. i corn within the pret tow weuke, 4 alsp: AP Rieee ana ie ae ‘Douglass ni te cue y Father, Hiyacinthe had toon apt thon Monday's rates, which wero as follows: Sect fur mi) opinion, But to make amends, ns it PORT NUNN, Ira Hotmos {s said to be nt tho tup of tho hoap From Enst Saginaw. From Mantate From Ludington. From White Lake first. court was held out-duors ata log-cabin. | heterodoxy, and Mrs, Morriman bad pild as bigh Judge Tront sat on tho door-step of tho cabin | as3 frances to bor him prench, so great were the and wrote tho court-records In a book resting | crows and go lurge bis fame, Of course she na- on his knees, on sonted to his coming, and, iu his churacter of Sumo thine in 180, continued Mr. Foster, Line | priest, hacama and talked with her, elo pore coln and Douglas caine along, fealeloy: specchay, feotly dolfhted with his cloquenee and charms itbelng the Hurrison and. Tylor residontial | jng manners. Shortly aftor that, Péro Hyaciutha, campulen. Lincoln spoke for flurrison, Douylas | foreseaing tho calling of wn ecumenical council, for Tyter, Ung utternoun during court-timo | preached a sormon It iy osition to ft, which 3.000032 1, mY rf tho gallant ‘Cup--| Pour Hunox, Mich, Aux. 23—Passed un— aig thine oe Mile GRETA rte yesterday by tho Propollers Conestoga, fron Duke and consort, Lvs | Lake Shore (train) to Cleveland, and intomled to | Renton and barges, Buy City and barges, G. W. 38, 5 do hig utmost to xet tho boats to that harbor uil | King and barges: schoonera Iu Kelth, Com Wey right. AN OLD DAKR MAS-OF-WAT. anche, Fonsaukco, Lucinda, van Valkenberg, ‘aha Buffato Hrpress:'* Thore js at present on view Swallow, BAN. ity Wateout, 1, Dudley: forsalling vos ‘tagofiies an excellent Down—Propelters Cuba, Nebraska, Nahant, 7 tod cls, steara-barges carrying limber from dock | Graynn utruwing by We Iie Huntington of. the | ‘Toledo and consort, Sparta and consort, Allo= avaln, Gossip asserts that bo bas drawn about ‘$75,000 out of tho whont markot, and has $50,000 mure coming to him. He has stuck to tho bull sido. ‘Tho reward te $125,000, Sleok Charley Miller Is said to have started on tho right road to fortuno, but after he had gone Ashort distance bo turned into the wrong lane and lost his pocketbook. False rumors about the congition of the Prest- Lincoln was making 2 potttical speech in tho old | Mra, Moreiiman translated into Bnglish and sunt, tropleal, dent wero: flying nbout yesterday, Many of | op cahin, ity size be some twenty by sixteen A 5 th and ph to dock at 244 eonts loss from Grand Haven and } tnun-of-war bogun during the winter of ISH-19 | ghuuy and barges; sehoouers Goldon Fleceo, | therm enme over the wits. and wre eupnosad Fe ee ag eek nad. Weal. Tikeoty | Ceecotie gicted gommants OC hee ovens, to he ates . at Sackett’s Hurbor by tha United Stat iOV= veat. int Mf \~ ) " Muskewon: - WON on. Crnment and continued anti poace was pro. | Squthweat sont tore to tiliuerce tha marketa in a-downe | Weespenking Douslis in at oxoited manner ob: | of the Pere, ho wrote to thank her. ‘Thole ne- % Wind—Northeast, brisk. Weathor cool. ‘Tho domand for vossols tu tarry Iron oro re- Hee ee eee a ee ee incacticd Port Munoyx, Mich, Aug. 2f-9:30 po m— mnins extromely good, aud sovernl grain-car- | onthe United States register as tho New Or- | Passed up—Propellers Empire State, Jarvis The following agen to have como from riors hava beun put in the trade, the low rato on. | lenns, classed nga Wooten galling ship.uf Bec- | Lord, Siling and barges, Ginsow and parces; e -rite, 4 200 tong. SI tS vy td a h tho nafghborhood of tho lndics’ bucket-ahop, corn hardly paying expenses, Tho followinguro | ond-rate, with a displacement off, ng. She | schooners £. M, Kuapp, North Capo, and Hanna | the Ral pbor heat or hae | lcs Duels BAnOE a® ‘ ‘ was designed and built by tho. thon great ships | 3 . the prevailing rates por ton? Moore -Propellors Gnolda, Lycoming with | man tn Mnssnobusetts ran. corer an warmiloy- Fi Fscanata to Chicago s 10 puller, ae ads ee oa a nthe ‘Thi it ‘Ising Yank tad the ‘rom Fs Y nee eeee evens! L. ieted ng she now;stunds in thirty rom the Alle; ys scl $ ans. ‘This enterprising Yaukeo const From Escanaba to bake frie pati... Limos | Fy schooner Allexbanys schounor Joln Stavonsons | (ont oegt his thine and learned. that the. p= Fron Marquette to Lake Etla ports 100.00 tme her timber was felled for her construction, i prosobing winter wes to Lo a very’ severo 3 eH oo LOOER. ’ sty Vel 7 rool. r7 v" Hy Lako Erle ports {8 meant uuy port on Lake | bean, and is pierced for 1Oguns, but could haye AYN NorEnuaaty vuey light esther coo dJevted to some statement whieh Mr. Jdncoln was { quaintnnce snoreascd from that, and, finally, iiaking, and, cent his 'Nst at Lincoln, snidz | when Father Ryacinthe was about to start for- “That isle, and Wt thrash you unless you | Germany for u conforonce with De. Dollinger nt take that stutement back. i Munich upon tho religtous sltunuion in Europe, Lincoln, In a smiling mannor, took tho thrent | be asked purmission of Mrs. Morciman ta take of Douglas with good nature Bud yalaiy sald, | with himher young son, Claudy, years old, as “Weill, Donglas, L guess you won’ Q surt of traveling companion, for he waa aAtunnthor tine, ubuuta week before court | fond of tho fit Moreover, ‘Claudo spoke was held, Lincoln wus staying with moinmy | German porfectly, which tho good fathor ° log cabin, suld Mr, F.; ho was not feciiog well, | did not. This “permission “was uranted, ward direotlon, aud caused temporary depres: ston till thoir charactor was found wut. On tha call little attention was patd to them, A WHOLESOME CURATIV Sho mensures 187 fect on keel, with ttty-six fuct and had thrown hiinsell down on the bed torest. | and whilo on 9 railroad train - he one day, 15 ESOANADA. one. He at once reached: tho conelitsion | Hoing very tull, lie fect reached far beyond | tho child suddenly and vor royals? Erio west of and including Firlo to whieh ore ta | carried 120. ™ spectat Dievntes Ge Wanoniaiee aiiuae, fiat tioro would ba an extmardinuty | tho foot of tha bedstead, and somo one noticing | said to tho Pora, * Fathor Myaginthe, ave you consigned aid from which coal is shipped. WAD TO STRIKE HIS COLoits. Escanaua, Mich. Aug. %.—Arrived—Steam- ee + te the fact sald, buying them. Io purchnsod of thy factories, ofiho merchants, of tho retaflers, and finally ran tho price so high that tho old Indics thought thay would reuliza on thole warming-pans, and trust to tuck to givo thom a chanco to buy thon back ut a decline before it became necessary to taka the chill out of the beds. COALy Oswego Thuea: ‘The vessel men of Port Hope | ors Minnesota, J. H. Owen, ond City of New No reduction, in con freights {s reported, tho | Se having a hearty iugn over tho report that | York: schooners IL, A. Kent, Jessie Linn, Zach Capt. Clark of tho schooner Agnes Hope struck | cy Y rullug rates from the ports named being us fol- | fiteotors nt Cleveland on Aig ist. trip. swith | caunuler, Helvetia, Iron state, Alleo Wtohurds, lows; trug Cannding zeal, the Jittle commander sailed Depnrted—Steamers Minnesota, J. If. Owon, From Buffato to Chiengo .. 9... Juyanogn River with the Uritish fag ty- | and City of New, York: sehoonors iL. A. Kent, From Bultile to Milwiuked . tum tho mast-head. Tho-) FW. Gidord, and Jessio Linn. From Lake Erlo ports to Chicago, ho wharf, wun of Erin, ‘ir. Lincoln ala you have a bed-<| never going to bo married?” ‘Tho Pore, who is stond made for yourself when at homes” Line | gimplongu child himself, paused a moment in coln answered, “No, [usu a common bedstead, | consternation, and: thon siid: * [favor Ldo, L and ty fect hanglag out accommodate the tur | shall marry your mothor,—If sho will bave me."* keys In roosting? y ‘This. of course, in due time came to hor ours, Mncoln kept usallin a roar of Inughtor by | and aided no [little in the consummation of the hia qualnt anecdotes. Ho waa ulways friondly | union, About nine monthy after this Pore and soci, willing to converse with the poorest, | Hyacinthy wrote his colebrated totter to, Pius This Yunkeo, whose namo waa Sawin, wot long oy the warm~ oy and uavo legal udyica to the poor, charging | 1X. ngalnet the vollbucy of the priesthood, and 4 1 HOV 3 uel BUFFALO, ing-pan market 5,555,000 pans, ghd ran tho * 1, From Luke Helo ports to Mitwatike and" oreaver Eaana-Feaguer, potiect! the Speciat Dispaten t0 The Chicago Tribune ried up. to 7h aplece, “Thin wag nine | “Atos ste, Ginecol forty-dvo yonrs ngo, ao- | AUGAWHECH, bis uwn intention of mnecying. tho Fram Lake Lrio ports to Eseanubte. 10 | tho Amerienn Hag run wipin ts stende Capt, | TUEFALO, N.Y. Aug. 2h—Arrivad—Droppels | cite, TIEUCO a ey andlor tingepan, | coring to old Joku Yostor. WD. Bytes | Stat whcn beet if hoakoutd exeommngiente Fro TAS Belo ports to Detrultccec., 460" fH | Clurk wis complatoly bulldozed, and in fear of | lors Nyack, Milwauiceo, Chiogzo, and Dean Roh: | elicd To "part with” hor | warming-pun, Poro tyaciutho fur this, bo replied: * No, ho ) From Movelaud to Batrnt ‘ | ghostrome uri of tho nw he humbly submitted | tond, und’ schoonors ‘Marit Sartin, Goorze 8, | THe result, was that Mr. Sawin qot nit Hyde Park Affairs, will got bis punishment as he’ moos.” «Shortly eam Ho veraid to BUgalo. 2 afk | Rha'sivuek ie colors Muaurd, and Nellly Redington, galt, Chien} the warmning-pane inthe country. Tho wintor, se A ek et be. ATO thats the ‘imneriago, Toole ines, one. aot From Oswego to Milwaukea. . Bus SEREWAING Hannon, MGlowred—-bropeitere’ Jay Gould and Montana, | One. and tho expectod demand for warming | Ityne Pan. Aug. 24.—Me. Hobart, the Prost- | Pull being the result of tho union. Binduue ENTIRELY VEGETABLE be = . Cloveinhd Plutudeater: Tho Government im- | for Chicago. pans did not spring up-in Tacky ete altos | dent of the Hoard of Trustees of Hyde Park, husband, and shares his mostarditous intoltectu- HOME GATILERINGS. provements at Sebewaing Murbor ure nearly CHEROYOAN. Kothor, ne omorning = Mr. jawin TOBC | rosntinst felt the necesalty: of making a de- | allavors: Sho is 0 beautiful woman, and her EEE A ET EEE RNR NOTICE TO MAMINENS, completed. The uppropristion amounted tr Speetal Dusvatch to The Chicago Tribune, and concluded fie had bought warming-pros aut ortrait—only in posavssion of her personal i = Se Alicenic $7,000, and the chinnel fx deepened for a mile a By ‘cd—T're- | Of fashion. The peapto renched the samy | fonse of himself and tho Nonrd forthe lack of i hi ly H Capt. Mulholland, of tho schooner Negauneo, | 4; if e, Cusuoyaan, Mich, Aug. 23.—Clear fow, and laughed st th ipulator of bil rf hile! vill bi ‘riends,—taken with her young boy, at ber side, i f ‘ out, fifty feet wide, and a uniform depth of peilers Lawrence, Columbin, Cultic, Yan Alten, viow, and laughed at tho great munipulal ability with which tho village affairs bave | isu trig nineteenth century muduna. It rep: A ‘BONUS OF owe nt Milwaulten repent Siete vessel lash | avon Lect wlanty Bueiin anasto, Mario; steamers knglaaw nod | Ho warmningepan market eaying ho badtownrry | toon mannzed the last four yoara. And | rescntsnut omy thomnteraal pission md Ox: shee big unchor ut far Point on ber trip up. flo TANGEN Kato Williams: achooner C, 1 Benson. ee ee eee ee Ree tia hit tha | & Inmo defonso it is, It amounts to a | altation, but iso tho advanced intolleotuat 5 Jet go in throo-and a halt fathoms of eutor one- {ul coateaeen durlvede-Tenpollny Vas ltaitte, Aovky and. fale aur his native wit. woutl nelp | confession of all tho chnrxes to whieh he plends | status Gf woman at tho present Une, I it ONE ‘THOUSAND quartor of a milo from and to tho westward of LEV LAND), Os nd westerly, "1 intr. bin out of bla scrape. Ho was master of the | at ull. our correspondent © Hyde, Park othor with her chflite fe Is th ‘Sabato and te i tho polnt, the lightablp boaring avout east by Speetat Dispaten to ‘The Chicago Tribune, PONT COLNORN situation, and would bear tho ridicule.” » | charged tant ono member. represented Pullman, re i tonal ci i: 10 cap DOLL. RS south, and Bole Mune Istand about north, hull Quevenann, O..Aug. 23.—Charters—Propoller Bpectat Dispatch to The Chieaco Tribune “Well, what did he do with them?" said Susan | one meimbor the Stouk-Yarda, and two membors | Splrod tenchor as weil. A cast. Capt. Mulholland warns masters of all | Cumberland and schuoner Niagara, coal, Ashti- Pont Cavuonne, Ont, Aug, .—Passed down deeply-taden vossels to keep the Mghtship wotl | buln to Milwaukee, at $1.25 free; schooners Preps imal Beats elas fe apace abuard and not zo too far to the southward and | Vance, Champion, and Etizaboth Jonos, and pro- Up—Schvonye Princo Alfred, Kington to Lako westward befaro haullug up. Tho crew of tho | Peller Itanney, coal to Chicngo at $1.0 frocy | Suporlor, light. Negaunce made oforts to regiin the anchor, but | Scbooners [ncon, Aunia, Peterson, and Reed | MILWAUKEE, only succeded tn locating Itwith a buoy, which, | Caso, dro, Esennaba to Cleveland, private terms; Speetal Dispateh to The Chicaco Tribune, bolug ga, AIL not yo much of A utning. schoonor Canton, Lorain to Greon May, $1.U0 PAC ts gee a from below—. Capt. Muluolland thinks tho anchor ta in deep | freo; schooner William, Young, con!’ to Mar- Y se a chough water soasfue to ue Any damage, Hue qhetta nes gunts Freo; sehnonurSeutin, ord, s- |, Clowred—Xchoonors Melvin 8. Hneon, Pathe ay Péro Hyaointho and Madame Loyson wero tho eee ee TOINKE are aMthica? ‘Bienes gives | valued frionda of Dean Stanley until tho close consonte "Hyde Park” niso charged that tho | of bla life, and wero frequent gueste at Wost- railroad compunies wero permitted to use the | minster Palaco, London. cs seutin strools fo ee hecmmil at cag public. ae . =n js count Mr. Hobart docs not plead, Silonco ¥ 7 tonteases tho’ charges ¢ fiyda, Lark’? Surthor OBITUARY. churgzes that the Doard prosecuted the railroada . 2 for ocoupy lng strects in such: a way ng to {neure | bid. 4 fi (efent to” the town, That charwo tho fmminole AD RAEN Te NV ING in breathless exoltoment. “Why, ho shipped them. To chartored 3,000 ‘vessols, fonited thom, dowe ‘with warniing-pans, and thay salted for tho West fniics.”” ie but thoy don't warm beds in tho tropics, do oye “Nol Io sold them though, and mado a bl; fortune. Almost na:much as tho Cinalnnat! clique is said to havo ‘drawn ‘out. of the wheat deal. Sawin sold the parming-pane to tho Pp | IN GOLD COIN ‘WILL BE PAID FOR THE DETECTION Yesterday morning at 1 o'clock Mr. Abraham | ee urnr-pinnters to be used upaslrip.” | Mr, HH. omits to -plead to, Silence admits its / ho deems it his duty to warn vossul masters. eunaba to Falrport, private torms;. schonner | finder, and Neguunee, far Escanaba; atoam- s Sere te serie Ait tho whent | irith. Ad those four gonttomon, of whom Mr,.| It. Wing, ouo of the old commission merchants OF ANY PARTICLE THE LIFE*BAVING BERVICE. . oan Matthaws coal, Loran y Kenosha, $150 | barge Burabam, Por Chinas: with whoat, marlcot?"" faked Sustin, twitching the sunflower Honate ta Doe, ewecanay rallvonils an Bi sallesed ot Ln Shy Based, anny at his pesldoncn, 2008 ; | reo; schooners Camdom and Nissi, coal to Us! 5 around in her belt. jen oult Pratrie avenue. te Ing was rion Cape ‘| endjlobter from Shaboy gin dotille tho rescue of | Chicaco, urivate termss nohooncr Kimball, etouo, Bpeetat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, _.| "Nothing only you want to know what tho | ‘probably If thoy did wot atand by tho ratiroads, it Pp OF MINERAL, Ufe-saving crow. . Tho boys went out ina gmall | Rolly Island to Marquette, $3 per cord fre: Oswrag, N.Y,, Aug, 23.—The schoouors Amore | ollque is going to do with tho cash whent. | ‘Tho, sull-bout and wero closely watched by the look- | 8chonner Mlverside, cont to Milwaukee at $1.0 | foun and Olver ‘Niteball are: loading eoal bora wil find a place for tt, just as Sawin uid for hfs tg he Life-Sav' tation. purticuiarly us | fees Behooner Mury Lyon, coal, Ashtabula to | for Chicago, and suil to-morrow. Tho Hoboton | warmlng-pans, Ask ‘ain Proston if ho dous not aeaias eae tae tia boys war oularly us | Atliwaukeo, S10 frees sahooner Patullnder, ora, | {ort Charlotte with cont for Culcago to-day. think the whoat willbe dell iy Cod fn 1803, and ehortly after reaching his inn- The fox saneath Gohvee that figs ts dority went to Havana,‘ Cuba, whore for a few brings (6, thut the water business has been mis- | yourahe was engayei. In. mercantile business, OR yorod to tho boys | orably mannged, and thoso who pay for wator | fn bis 2th yoar he rottirned to this country 3 : eee eee oye te Mor mein 22 | Escanaba to Lely, private terms, MCAVECA ND: about tho Ist of September. ¥° | cheated out of that monoy. Sr. Hopart in | from Cuba add sottied in Nantuoxet, where ty | (DM RM Bee INJURIOUS well. elt came ue. aulealy, aud the. Wa 7" AT BUPYALO, N.Y. Speetat Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune. 4 TATE and. bales ey ce tocndtencined pacts Leet (auaroster {nitho bee eure crew started ut once to render nasistance to the Spectat Dispatch ta ‘The Chicago Tribune. VEDAS i Pe =P: i a Doys hn cise it was neodod. The promptuotion | purvano, N. Ys Aug. 20.—Charters—Schoon- Cuuvetasn, 0. Aus 2.—Cloarod—Lropoller VOICE OF THE PEOPLE, SUBSTANCE i Montann, merchundise, and schovnor Jenule of the crew was tiagt fortimate, and saved the | erg.J, W. Dono, conl to Chicuga at $1.20; 8. de H i fives of all thrau af. tho boys, ‘tor when thort | Stacy, woul tu Honngutan at RLsD: Bt Forse and | 1gttbows cont, ror Chicago boat was reached (t was nearly full of waterand | Annu P. Graver, coal to Toledo at 0 cents: Bele re norahip in tho Water-Works." Very well: sup- { ury occupied a prominent position among the pose thoy have,” If sensible, ragticnl business | olf merehants of that famous whaling town. imen woro at tho belin iu Hyda Park aud Lake | Closing up hls business In Nantuokot he moved . .Moro Stamps for Quincy’ Capt. Cools. = thoy would have dissolved without chenting tho | to Boston and cnterod into merchandizing. Ho IN. ITs rt Ty the Editor of The Uhteago Tribune, weople out of Wator thoy pay for Inadvauce, Mr, f on polit or ainking. and Stewart, toil to Windyow wtp eouta: Narra | 4. Smfcial Dispgseh fo The Chicawo Trmune | | Garo, Ty Aug, 2#.—Inclosed find throo | Hobart, tua guntiainnniy President of the Hoard, | foGulosgor auld cogazed im the evusilanion busts MPOSITION DOCK NOTES. Range Seal und wit £9, copaanns, et ae coy Hurlbut, conl, for Chilougo conts to be applicd to the Slapping Fund,” aatd | thinks it vastly moro impprtint to part his balr | ness with Frank St Mitcholl, in. which he re- co be No acolilents occurred iu tne river yesterday, | Hecovuils G. & tugavil, tran to Coteago on pri- ‘ - net boing truly duo tho inbunian editor of tho |} In the middie thun to fullill obligations to tha | mainod for four yours, when he retired to look a jee iL conta: Chant cowl fro! jovoland to thinks, that ought to exalte no compluint. | montal faoultics became impaired, and ho xrad- . ‘Thore 1s fourteen -foct eleven inches of water | Chleaso nt #10. Can Indians Bocomoe Citizens of the | Bnet ho olluches the null uf hla argument . of E .is indicated ‘in all on the Lime-Iili Orosulii at presont: A vse ir Galtates remain aneongey A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN HANGS * United States? inhi own oatination whon he says, triumph. ually mani Under, cub con bined pects oF okt LAXATIVE is indica The funeral of Ole Wilson, tho engineer of tho’ | conts on onts. * . at | WIMSELF. ‘to ths Editor of The Ohicavo Tribune. patiys “How can tho Board xct water onough | him from ali ‘Ward, will take placo to-duy Rt 1 p. in. ain and care. Hv leaves one son cases where a purgative, cathartic, y 2. ha sixteeo-Inch main?* Well, id ono di ter te his he : ‘AT MILWAUKER, Wid. + Special Disvatch to The Chicaco Tribune, Ponttag, Il, Aug, 2—For the Information | £0" jul throug! l, | and ono daughter to mourn his loss. z ier) : eit Capt. John Loutit has beon appointed Master Spectat Piavuteh to The Chicaga Tribune, Winkrsuanne, Pa, Aug. 28.—About 6'b'elock | of 175 tonchors now in session here ptonso an- | not ill Thalr contencte artis wabeeoncinen main or aperient medicine is required; of tho schooner Wilffum ff, Duoham, vico'd. Minwavker, Wis., Aug, 3.—Thore was noth- | {als morning Dr. W. Mul. Ostrandot, of Wost | gwer tho followin; quostlon: Can Indians bo- | would putiautarger main, and do ft in time to MICHAEL FIRNANE. and while it produdes the same re Lang. fog dono ln zeatn frolihts to-day. ‘Tho schoon- | pittston, comuitted sulelde by hanging blmsolf | conte citizens of tha Unitod Btychs? ‘ P ‘Tho big tugs Favorite and Blemurck arrived | G's Vathiindor nnd 8. J, Tildon wore churtored avoid a water fumino. « “Bpeeta. Dispatch to The Chtcago Tribune, ‘The troublo Is, az “ Hyde Park" says,thero aro Dernott, Mich. Aug. 23.~News was recolvod too many men with “slxteen-inch” braind on | to-day of tho death’ at Minncapolis, from con- tha Hydo Park Boned, ‘Tho Hyde Park Board havacontractod for now | SU™MPton, of Michacl Firnano, Prosecuting Ate A. R. TAYLON, e witha alk handkercbiof, Ifu wasn prominent > 3 esterday ufternoon with thelr fleuts of luinhers, | fet oro trom Exvanaba to Fairport at $1.40, and M Answer—¥es, they cun.—Ep. Tnin, f + baimeaierataty ; the sehodner Biiekbuwk for tin burk from | Mason, a physician of standing, and widely sult as the agents named, no dis » Croas Village hore at §:1.25 per cord. known, He wasn man of good habits, Rocont Now aurt-boata have been sont to the stutions agreeable, weakening, ox distressing s AT OBWENO, Ne Yo, {ness affocted his mind somewhat, but not to MonoyeOrders, * enginos "and pumps with a capacity of only | tornoy of this county. Although but 00 yoars of | fr otg ith other rem- at Manistee, Ludington, Muskegon, Konostu ji ; : To the Editor, o&iThe Chicago Tribune, Sooo “gation shou they “suould have A | ayo,to Was tho most brilliant young rombor of | effects (so common wi Two!ne, and Bheboygat," "| gawitin Nee ug, Sethe schoonets ue | enemy sot cn teor ay wpprebouston that Aas Be cupnelty of atleast 10,000,000,—looking ta the i 4 be would ond histifein tho way ho Wid this Tho steam-bargo [urnbam bas hat a new | fist and John Masee, now at Kisgston, ate re> heuter und other ropnlta toler machinery Aen | porter chartored to take cont from Uswegoto | Morning, Itappenrs thut he aroso at an carly cost of several thousand dollars, » Chicago. v hour, and quietly remarked to his wife thatha Bent, Wis, Aug. 20.—Apropos of monoy- ordors, bow to elmplify and make thom mare Avallablo as wollasdo away with some of tho futuro wante of tho villi the Detroit Bar, and had cnjoyed such houors as res fall to but fow of bis yoara, Mr. Firnano wis But the Board want the Jon to do ovor ngaln, C M = or. thoy are incupablo 3 comprehending the | tice cicoted Prosidont of the Hoard of Educa: edies) attend its usc. Tronic-Frurr Laxative, has’ the unanimous 30> tion, sud had just entered uvon his duties as | ‘port of all who have given it A SINGLE TRIAL: . " was goluge to take bnth. Ho passed ont | Present cumbersome muchinery gf obtaining | situation. ‘Tho vt airs of ydo Park aro larger | p, 3 ‘being constant) cia Seeretnry of tho ‘Teens ta advertising MISCELLANEOUS. . ot tho Godechumbor: and into, Ba aparts | fest tho order, thon the monuy on the orilar, | than, lo very modorats capacity, requirod 10 | Waa neumtroutiy interested ‘nr anugtie sports, | Seceived Feserarstear rk safcang and chemist at Fortaxe Lake Cann, Sebleun,, HYARD PROM AT LAST. wane 5 ee oe OF tte, hull: | why not do proclucly na bunics do, that 1s to say, Midnite for siUn LET MitGIRT tO Tie Boonies AnbeIe and owas for many years Proaldont of tha Zophyt eal and scientific Journals, the clergy and press, at pcibasovooner Seti bua fon furnish witha | em! Dusaeh fo Ta cham Tune, | frtmis packsinmounioy chats ang, ater J al Boneyard ottces draw only on Now | ana, tuunfuly eile ovklng Su ioe rulrond | gation of Auvaur Oaramon, ‘Rus boy wires: | “os he saweors Sure yar. iN. Miott,, Aug. 2—Cupt, Ly - auljusting two corners of it about a hook io the Ercannba, thoro to loud fron ore, tho stuam-bargo Granite State, bas beon heard | eross-plece uver tho doorway, he inaerted bis United States Supervising- Steamboat « In- | from. Tho duy ho was frst missiug, or the day | Ueek lute the loop thus fornied and Jumped spector Conic hus arrived in tows toinvestinnte | nftor, he went to Grand itaplds Iu company with | {fut tha chute. “Whon discovored subscquentiy York, that being the financial contre of tho Uuited States, and lot thom, be transferrable by indorsoinent, jut na bun drafts are, as long as thore fs room on tha back for an Indorscment. toroats, as spas ciation of Ainateur Oursmon, ‘The body will'are Stock-Yard, ‘And Pullman ‘hes Gnovel rive from Chicago to-morrow, clalty, Ee Packed in bronzed tin boxes only, 1 The Enclishman on tho English and MISS JESSIE BLINN, Ste: tho cause of the explosion an tho ty Ward, A Suskogon tian, hia teniafarmedoecrsne: | Me genees, were, ont, bia toot reating an mo | Local merchants, ould ako them for Pam: " Aierienn Stages Steal Diatch to The ago Aibunds Price, 25 Cents. ‘Tho propeller Asta has been taken out of tho | respondent to-night that the Captain said he | tho instant eater the tata {ump from tho | drattsnow. Do sway with written formal ap- ‘To the Editor of Tue Chicago Tribune, Rockvonn, Ih, Aug. ~The sad intelligo dry-dovk at Detroit, and ta now. awalting an | Was try luge to gell the bout, and ff he did not | chalr. ‘Ibo Doctor was connected with the firat plications as far ng muy he, except to Insure uc- Cicaao, Auy, 2--Tho courtcous observne | Was recoived in this olty to-day that Misa Jessie curacy, What's tho mutter with tte plan? tions of Dr. A.M. Palinor in your fxsuo of Bun- | Bllon, of this placo, bad suddenly died at Prairie . Large Boxes, 6o Cts eha aurecient as to tho Insurance on her carne, muceuet Ue tans haleruu fro to Bin spite Tumitlos It the borough, ‘and leaves a wife and Capt. Frank Butlor's contition was roportad | Athy howe was awned in Chicago tho probabills | three ebildron. Ha was nut fur M from 40 yonrs ULIELMUS, day on Engliah plays aud netors induce mo to,| du Choln, whera sho hud boon for.a few days ut~ 4 yesterday us iuuch improved, und strong topos | Hes tre that tho Cuntain eh of nue. itis lite ta heavily {uaurad, ut .tho request anee {n your columns to add a fow ro-'| tonding the wants of a sick mothor, Mra Blinn iro now entortainud of bisultinate recovery. eSiciabTGUN th fe Cee Thun Haea oe Sie, Romanos, Could; nau’ Ho -agope. ait ee Mere adiate, marks to his. : bolng thoro visiting at tho time. Tho causo of Martin MeNulty, tha popular proprietor of tho MInWAUKER, Auge 23.—Cho innsters of tho ie arenes, In addition to the names montioncd by him, | her death wus intormittant favor. Miss Blinn ebip-supply store nt No.2! Rush streat, took i i AM eae ; = Guragsvinwey, Ul, Aug. 20,—It Ja indecd grati- i was born jn Rockford twenty-six yoars ago, and trip to tua vountry yesterday for rocrustion ugd | eaulrbarry Wovukon und gehooner Delaware, AT ANNA; tLLs rity | there ace wianyuctors in London of tho highest fying to uny patriotic soul to soo the unanimous fooling of sympathy for our Chiof Muylatrate, ‘Thia sympathy has been moro noticeable this woek in Piko County than it was oven on that momorable 2a of July. Day by day tho’ Papers are cayorly sought, and often bulletins aro found necessary. 1t aouma that the majority of tho cnroful readurs of the papers are of tho Opinion that be cannot live. ‘This opinion’ (ax Dressed occaslouuly) causes a feeling of Krave concern, which Ia greater than that noticable 5 ey Bpectat Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Todt. entered protests, Both bonts atttfored datinge, x ‘Tho ownors of tho ateam-varge Progress have | Bull wilt ho plncod in -drystockus suonmanae | ANNA: ly Aug. 2—A youny man olorklng in decided to have tholr barge. c 0) londed, New steam-burge built by Wolf & | 3.tamily grocery-store in our neighboring town Cleveland to Milwaukee ur cblenes pant wate atouegiay for thouscives will be Istinehod on | of Jonesbora committed ‘sululde this afternoon 1 Escanaba to luad oro for ber down. trip ay by shootin tyinsi bead wi | Bet. 1. ; IP attor oN Vin UATALR: Ny w imaclt In the boad with a B-callbro A Smith & Wosson revolver. The young man waa In United States marino regutalons overy Setclat Dispatch to. The Culeago Tribune, named Nick Wiliford, and was a son of Ald. person who pnysa atipulated sum for his pase ALBANY, No Von Aux, mh—Tho Canal Hoard tos | fossa Wititard, of this place, Elo was an intol- Buxe, or is on board in any auapo, oven freo of | Hay unpolnted n compilttes to ascertain wud Fe- | Hyont, winbitigua young man, add. this Morning longs to the ship's crow, is a passenger. Ukely ter arise, whoitior fe will bo necuasury to what caused the deed, was loved by all hor intimate friends, She was merit who draw crowded housgs the year round, | a young lady of rare attuinmonts, and had dure such uk Charios Wyndhum,,of the Criterion; 1, | ing the past olzht yeure illlod a responsible po- L, Toole, at the Folly; D. Jamies and ‘Thorne, at.| Sion tn the ofico of Holland, Ferguson & Co, tho Vaudovillo; and Hdwin Terry, of tho Gaity, 4° [ioe Kommune: ‘will bo brought hero to-morrow for But in no cue thing du tho Atmericans and En- —e-_ alish differ mory than in tholr theatrical tastes, CAPT, SAMUEL RIDER, Extravaganza, burlesque, opera boutto, which Spectat Diapateh to The Chicago Tribune. tlourlah and abide 1 onndon, Gowhere Und Es : huine {a America, and the dratna, both high and GniagsviLx, Tila, Aug. 2—Capt, Bachtio) low, ta ontirely dliforent in tho two countries, Rider, a woll-known stoamboatman, died at his Burlesques lke (xion,” * "Tho Flekl of the | residence bore Friday afternoon of vancer In it the tine of any provious National calamity, | Cloth of Gold,” “fin Helle Wéléne,” “ smore bo f ft {nful ili H 9 Coruner Stutaun yestorday morninue tmpanolod | restore tully dn die Westward. tralia, and to re- 5 Tinvgin'e deat coming in war timer did ree | Guin text SDe Hol Cacoies? | (be face after 8 painful illness. He was onv 0! 8 dary In tae undertaker 8 shop At No avin in port fully ita ourly day, THE WALTER ROUTE, catiso tho same’ tundoricss of tecllug tu hia mitotiamagor she toute ant ure. \ rare Cant the old ranldente, Hor coves bese 10 Ol nate cla, and onglfvor of tho tug Ward ure fylog., ‘Tho QHIMAN COUNTS, 1, Apectat Diavatch to The Chicago Tribune, « border county, which {8 now growimy inore und | ody": and dramas like Our Bo ink | hoate on Weatern river yer principally bodies wore viewed, and the Inquest continued meee teh fa ‘The Chieagu Tribune, Racine, Wis., Aug, 2.—This_ noon tho body of | more Ike that fora poraonal triond. It seoma 4," Flying Seud,"! *Sqhool," Caste,” Domin ¥e'cloc! h—Tho Castle Garden | aman nitnicd Christian Christenson was dis- 8 play aut so'clook noxt Hriday aturionn lninbor-abovers wero uifawed tayo on thelrown | guyured Hoatiog in tho river here, He. he scent: Cruwtord, owner of tho tug Ward, yoss | recoxniaiice to-duy, ho strikers ult elaimod omployed in Bock's shoo factory wotll Inst fatba tue, any ag Tee re ee ae Se ills | and tholr importation.tus not boon a paying ia- | posed ineave himuolt hia (he river. ‘Tho Coru- to be the genoral uplnion that such orlwes should bo olnesod with murder, and no future ore, I te, ota; apera bouffe Ike "Madame from Bt, Louis ig Hherbttasoues and illinois trade, Guiteau allowed te go unhung, Wenton, Angot,” * Los Ulocho de Corneytile,” © Madain a = Favert,” ote which keop tho bourds for mantis WILLIADE SHINN, und yourd with us, aro selduim or over qcclimus Spectat- Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune. Uaed in tho Now 4 Why Have Panic at Allt World, Our wit and jokeahave | Quinoy, Ill, Aug. 22—Wililam Shinn, for 4 dial ieHKo, aud asking that the body ba +, Sead RO LAI, HIN ENT her's Jury gave a yerdlot of suicidal Grownlug, ‘To the Editor af The Chicaga Tribune, sabe ie nape (eth ite BOW canta Me forty-six years a s jont of thia county, diod at r 2 X We ‘ Kept nutil her arrival, us she wished to romove special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune, Sera Cmcago, Aug. 2.1 cortntoly upprove your | tho style of ontertainment it produces, and | his Home at Btono's Pratrio last nixbt, aged 08, nab it Yo tholr home ut Ogdensburg, N,V. Muskegon, Mich. Aug. 2h—Tho lumbee abtp- DROWNED HIMSELF, Propesition to pustpone tho next panic for | those who kuow tho two countries nevor wonder |. ie was gue of the moat oxtonsive and wealthy eras t y aS Capt. Edmond Prihdivillo, of this city, bas boon | monts to day were i330,000 feet, . Sr, Lovts, Mo. Aug, 24—Joln Bturpby, an | tho noxt twonty years nt least, Hut why havo | Hata success in ong ia Fu le it ene thet | farmers and stook-ralsore In this country, and, pe: snpolnud Master at ee Jeon propellar: plche {nypectulous individual, who, as Indicated by | another panio nt all? Tt would bo easy to show | of natonul chacmotor over Meane ti te Cras to dd lFion to bis tands hero, was tho Mineo of Baa OF apts Gondeian'a Line, launched at Wa PORT. OF CHICAGO, + | luttors tn bis pookots, has lived In Now Orioane | by afow “old saws” sharpened up for modern | lurlosqua? IeTony Pastore Englishinana Dries | saeomelye,earims fa Dlouroo County, Missouri, THEGREAT known among ¥eusolinon, faving sntted’ the te AMIIVALS, . and Cincionath, ped into tho rlyorthismorn- | use how panics may bo avolded entirely, auuh | lsheratall? -Docs tho Frenchman when he de- schooners Surprigo, Kutherford 1, Huyes, und | Sime Sheboygan, Manitowue, sundeius, ing aud was drowned, aa" Lavo within your moans," Yay ax you go," | Biota the Saxon ue dlivays xayiny " Hoabit, col. J, G. BENTON, ; Famille, Ho nus gono ta Dotyolt to tnkectinrga | Rr ees etre Sain eel aandriaR, Sot ee , “Owono man anythingy” ote. Rut thesu ara too | showy" Noy and 1 capoct thd Yankee fares No | SPAINGYIELD, Mass, Aug. 23,—Col. J, G. Done a o . trou dames Fink de. Uuitaln, sundries, 7 RICHMOND'S WATER-SUPPLY, dull and trite to Influence the action of Young | potter, "11 taut soulfrie pour Ctre bolle,” oven | ton, commandmg at the Springiuid Armory, ‘Tho planking of O, N, Pratt's now stonm-barae | pron Ruruces, Hutt, suritrlua, RrauoNy, Va., Aug. th-=Water for the olty | Aworica, ana so wo rush on In mad apcoulation | 18 8 representative of one's country on tho H bi : at Jofktox's atip-yard, Detrott, bug Just toon | {FCP Suscentar. lente lution b completind, and the calkors ure buginilug thelr | proprkylurke Wonte peak arte ona tur wr, munndelon, was suuipltead bolsyaen Qo Hi ne and nuldnight, aie work, ‘Tha crue le to enpage L i aa y y : old canal, now only used to aupply water to tha trade, spd. wilt Hhavo a gurertug copay of i a Aa Rite aut tare inde dreduxas Sv OrKs ce eyene Slur PU, nue er innahiner put in her now, t . ite tf several other ostablishnionis, was cut to-night and Capt. Williams, who will command hor, | [feb swallow, Wilt a, ok by order of the -Muyor, and tho wator turns if iin ti ae canto tnunoled sop We | EEA A er og ilo wo dave in, Samet iver, from wplek tue | uuak, “ge nakine fr 8 mung atthe Tho bridgutendor at Elxhtoonth strect is a . City Wator Works obtalns Ite supply. ‘Pols ao- | bet vo euacu peopl “Ut Vory vapuble und ettlclout tun, Vossols can only puss on ono side of the bridge an account oh usta, Huttala, sundrive, imprei upon the. people of ro He thia country ue to provont forever the ra. Prop Favorite, lencuines, towing. works aud grent loss, und throws thousands of | oyrsronca, of wild speculation, fullowod by bE thas asi grness OF the water, Peer ee ee ee eee ae city, barks * Workmon autof employment. Huanolal fevuleion, Lurie ty nit too uch 4 passing yossols, but the bridwotendor t¥ a inan | Bor Alley iichwrs, Kscanaba, ousare, ICHMEN IN CONVENT “dE sousu and judgment, and by paying attontion | Bene pa rut ry tenia, FRENCHMEN IN CONVENTION, Wotll brought up with acrash by 4 panto, fol lod tale sbprotag te lowod by along winter of hard times, paralysis of business, depreciation of vatucs, mon with families aud without fawillcs thrown out of ent. Ploxment, and all the Untold miserios of * bard: Fon RHEUMATISH, Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, y f Backache, Soronoss of tho Chest, ot Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swollings on Sprains, Burns and Soalds, stage, Your wit bas boon described asthe grin on Se Se eee . the tuce of an gorpas"" Ours, exvept fn high Sponges, Amorican and Voreign. comedy, {a not witutull—ic is clever pur lng— New Sork uti i wt sponges oro-the best American nathiug more,and Burnand and Farulearolts | The high priests, Tho min who could write and | spongos. Thoy come from tho Woat Indiesand the make King Henry suy When 1} lott Vovor sll | oxtrewity of Florida. But ae are not sullictont wos glorious Sunday, ‘but this’ sic transet’ apoile to supply the demand in the UnitodBtaice alone, tho tyloria taunda' "tn capable of apeaking Ill of | and so sponges Aro tmported from the Mouiter- hia mothorelo-iaw, and it ls probable Americans | Tauown also. What is suid to bo tho largest wouldn't luugh ut it, Neither should wo at | Amorican spongo over found in the Weat Indies Seilor Autonls Pastor if ho sai or nuywhere elgo-ty int giass-casy Lefora tho snatohos ut iho’ Oxford,” ae isang rf bt Muskegon, luiube! arnutn, Kumlo, coal. Vow makes necessary suspension of their ain ey, a, and expect of the present gonoration, Oe door of n William street dealer. It la avout two * the experiences of the just panic, that by the Tum bound to exvept from these remarks | fect In diameter, and jy sald to measure olght 6 i Bodil) Pains, Sober Bug ‘ — 3 vactico of these homely virtues tno noxt panic | Dion Boucicault' cd t in oft [it IL of wator, Al jenerd y bo bls duty ives hia bridge from damage, Hoe Avante, Oogutg bone” aAwitesos, Mass. Aug. 2i— Tho Fronch Cana | bo postponed tutit atiorour day, ho syaiaia of | Mathawat Praustuuny tae tormecae con eed | ofthe: Woot indian aponges are oxportea tro | Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Foel AGUNG = e Sent Mary Pate ae ecreareattem ate ities o jo Wal ates and Canada | dobt and crodit cannot be abollahed. It is otten | the luttor {a the Liar aro truo to the lifes but | New York to Lundon, Paris, Germany, and Hole if 7 7] ther Pains TUE LAKES, ote (ray Sonu: rhea eee met In Conyentlon to-day, Dr. M, Vignault penetiolal buth to the berrower and the Jender, | thonone is Irish and the other so capabl Thoy ara capooially usoful for washing and Ears, and allo! : PORT BUENMAN HAnUOR, ole pitaayvaten oa mee, 1uunbor, proalded, Thy abjocts of the Convention was to | DUC my prophylsotic agalust pauics ls this} Eot | Frouch sobolar as to ay “un Angale timid" | onrclages and for similiar purposes. Common id Aches. © . This is how @ corrospondont writes tothoBiuse | Pepr S.A. oud, Burindtiy, lumber, determine the Fronch population of the coun- | ¥9 young mun por old man yo in debt beyond | (cool asa cucumber before ® Pacleian audicnce | bath sponges are usually from the Moditurra- <a gr, Jacons Om Kegon Advocate regarding the harbor ut Port | Solr tuner Urnce Minue dus and posts, 'y, udopta syatem of speedy but lexitimate | What be basa reasonable certainty, if not an | in thelr own langusgu. at + | nean, and, Syrian sponyes aro tho kind used tn ration on earth equals BT: Tha emedde posite uraltan Ly 01 absolute certainty, of buing able to repay from | t huvo often woudorad why tho Engilsh musio-. | bospftals dad by surgcous, imple and cheap Ex ‘oullay Bherman; “All of ous harbor and rivor { Bele Chtawa, Grund Huvan, uibor, allaution, nnd bring Frouck organizations | f Thine ele » Ms yw simi ively ifn Provemeuta ara coutroliod by a Uoard of tus. | Rent Suan Gran aeae abr Hee Ae ee ee "| teottyof olacfushiouagvirtuss.—indwaeryy none | Hed jeune ax oven Gale hurd, Lorch onuty | tages Ae, eve, Gaze, Sabing, for aponwen | Arica! gains bat Deco asec SE winoer Corps of the army, Under this Board js | ScurJumborman, luvs Crook, lumber, THE MINT. INVESTIGATIO! oat Sconomy,—point the surest road to both | tho bust acrobutlo. perforinuuces "on earth” (to | timesa tubelike frame and mugoltylug tens aro | can baye hosp und postive proof of ti an olfioor of the corps in ouch local district with ‘ ACTUAL BALANGS, . ATION, : wealth and Louor. 4.1, Keozie. | | quote Barnum), see somo wonderful danoing.— | lowered into tho eas to wid in discovering the | Directions in Eleven Languasct uw his sub-niticers, and, last of all, tho ‘Iuspectors, | RUSE RBUbaygam, Stanituwow sundeias, BAN FUANCIGCO, ANg. 33.11 tho inlut inyeatl: aera . log and bullot,-smoke fees cluar, and pass un | beds of sponge. Tho spongos lle from twenty to WD DEALERS a Si + pwotors. | roy Commudory, Huma, TH bu corn, : gation, to-duy wus devoted to the arguments of ‘The Parowd Question. | agrovable bouy or two. iow long will Amerios | forty fovt deep, aud in the Mediterranean Boa | BOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS A ‘This muchinery worksnlcely, Juformation con- | fru! ee aes eta bu corn. 5, ra To the Editor af The Urtcago Tribuna, | 4 | guffer tho fazor-buer garden? ‘ divers go down from bouts and: soparate the Be pK. G, Hall, Hiumowa, tht. the counsel. 100 i corning uny Improvement goes from tho Ine | prop bkylane Houten ettee sundries, Your 40, |, Qaewurd mora, “Your Now York correspond | sponges from the rocks. Off the Floriaa coaat, : i 4 ——_—_ Cuicago, Aug. 2~—Your correspondent, “0, & 00. spuctor through the district official up to tha | Hropswallow, Montague lent, : Eee able wey the opulence : ont haa bit tho agit on the head dunouucing the | and In’ the West Indies, rakes aro A. VOGELER 4 ui Jno put ther bi toa FO) nd, Muskugon, light. We know that thero is nothing on earth equal | 4. E.." asks why the swe! ing 0! the parotid | ridiculous practice of interviewlng our tenth- } over the bottom and the loosened sponges como. { gail U, ie . joard, Board + heads thers | wand C, ‘MGntaciic-sundries, to Hop Uittors aa a facally medline, Blend.appoared ‘over the eye,” and wonders tr | rate actors and actresses, and asking thetropla: fyto the surtaco and-are gathered. ~Ayents for eaten ES \ Es » Y . x