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CURRENT GOSSIP.


THE BEES FNQLlEs
A bee canae winging to my cottage door
Upon b1aziug, sultry Auguat morn;
Ills uelts the Sun hat1 freshly el1dtl DER,
Aud claatly. merrily rang his tiny horn.
ue h,el him to blushlng holiyhock,
Pipcd q soft strain. tented her lalnties fuo.
A. hi2h-born lords light worls Of nonsense talk,
And zip the lovely ladies' health In wine.
And then hs spicd 1ady's.slfpper neat,
Poured forth ita praises, roausd 1t round an
ruund.
Stole softly In to ind sons hidden sweet;
Then. surfs!ted. hc rsslsd upon the R1oundi
AT length be wings ht1 weary, dgowsy flight
TO morning. .gforics twlning round my door.
That screen tho rushing flood Of morning light
1lla limbs thick k-la!d with precious golden store
BE swings moment in tho heuted air.
Pesrls1sl, while each OF nll the rival huss
ProclalmA itself most fair,
In doubt which beauty II IL best To choose.
To ptuk, to purple, thcn 10 scarlet bcru;
TO one in stripes. then ono In crimson bright;
He tAEea them all In hEs enchanted view.
Then settles notify In spotIess whitel
He revels rocklcssly In rapture there,
Hecdless Of ti,as or near-lmpcudlng woes,
TIL. Asowly shrinking In the suns rcd CLARA.
Tho qulverlng petals clssp him in their clo4et
No more he'll roam 10 sip zach da1nty sweet,
OF wafm'himaali within tho sunny wave!
Tho morning. Rtury proves Ills wtadlng~shnot:
Tho fearful ra'ndsop sinks his tiny graYs!
-Ndrffof4 EpRrdDk.
, 1877-08-29
4 ROMAN 9QUTD.
tAn6aA NdHfufr.

A correspondent At Rome sends me q clever
little squIb which is in circulation In uuorho-
do1 society there. The equlb takes the form Of
dialogue, tbs parties to which are Paaq,ano
and Marjorie, who thus DISCOURSE:
"What do you hear Of the Popoa~
:" Humort" trumors).
What says tho rumorf"
:" That Tho Pope Il kept prisoner"
I" By whomf"
Take away the first letter Of sumore, ar1
you know it.r
"t Ua.oys (by bis humor or capricel And u
tho Imprisonment heavy onet"
Take away one letter."
this occurl"
"Omit another letter."
~ 0Fe' (aoou). And who will be his success.
aor3n
n8acriflcc another letter."
q. Ret Nhe King). Which Klnx7",
"eupprcss but one letter."
80 Emmanuel"
, 1877-08-29

QuIPs. ...
The car punch Is failure too. Only the milk
punch Ia left us now.-ieothater Democrat.
An exchange speaks Of the " gencsIs Of Mark
Twain" Thougl, be was booked u levttycuss.
-Boston Post
Tho meanest man llves ia on City. lie has
children tho numps.
Cincinnati objects 70 Be called Porkopolts.
Swine noti--Nts York Herald, P1g.eAuse.-
horrdtoas Herald Hogo'way.-Ddsktvs
Expert scene painters make about 40 week.
that.-Doston Ba1taGr.
pose. Would not squswlluQ Be : more sppro-
prtate namerNtv Orleans PtcaV4nk.
Wosden handles like shawl.1trap src now
put upon tho watefme1ons sold in New York.
II tho 1tse generation had done its duty In artf-
nctsl ae!sction and jnterbfecdln2, nlce handles
you'd have grown nPop watermslons by thia
Observe the perntctous effect OF bad example
ous with crimson ribbon and i conelomerate
medal around Ills neck "iu the suite" Of (fen.
Grant, the red planet Mars has been detectedb BY
Prof. Hall going Apout sccoru panied by = avery
small star. .'-Nes York Hos'd.
II you ask boy 10 break up piece Of lamp
coal 10 a. 10 kccp hinsclf from freezing, he re-
but let him tnd an old torpedo lying around
loose, be will hammer At 1t with stone Until
tho pcrtpiratton etAuds t1 great drops upon h.s
forehead or an explosion relieves him from biz
sclf.appointcd task.
An Oakland huckster bought 1ue mule It
$40 for Il, and christcncd Il Martin Luther.
After tf hR for three daYs to nut It's harnesa on
, 1877-08-29

one lJte black beny deliberately passed through,
t'lc Village In do1-trnt. 1t ra'-cl the village.
Ui! men tt,ok their EiuGlc-barrc1s that hadn't
gone on fur hundred vcars, and that were all
the world like Rip vap Wnkle's Iowlue- piece,
and instantly anapncd them of. Eyervbrlv
got their arms. hut Monsieur le Bruin kept on
regardless Of the hfsd-Ahot that rattletl against
his hide, and at last, after traversng she entire
town. disappeared Ia tue wopds beyond, where,
no doubt, In bear language. he told tlts conpan-
Ions OF hta wonderful adventure.
There u no highway or road through the
swamp, only canal runs some dhtaucc up II 70
bring out the shingles which, being made OF
juniper and cypress, arc the most durable In the
world. There 10 nothing else In the Dismal
that can be turned to use. The lumber bust
ness fns fallen lameutab1y OIL since the War,
and but few shingles are made.
, 1877-08-29
PARLIAMENTARY METAPHOR,
london EkuntHer

Nfctaphor is Always moro or less difficult to
manage, and we arc not therefore surprised TINT
q member Of the House Of Commons, speaking
on the question ot;;Army ,RttlrtFnent the plher
night, described the gratuity offered by tho
might take bis stand" on returning 10 civil life.
Wo canuot imsutne worse way for man to
begin Ills new career than by standing on h1
nest-cEg. To aft upon It in the sense of hatch
tng It might be well enough, but to stand
UPON 1t
, 1877-08-29
FIVE DOLLARS FOR A PEANUT.
Nd8 EkttAnaco (neonte{k

LNEUHstT1.
A young lady. viewing an Intelligent ape \
day or two ago at Woodward's Gardens, offered
him her purse. which waa accepted With that
teriug remarks. The ape helped himself TO the
dollars and one dye and one two-aud- -a.half dol
lar pieces in gold, all Of which he put into hls
mouth and deposited in his pouch. and looked
for more. The lady, astonishcd, .allcd an cul-
ploJe OF tho Gardens, WHO, sitter an hour OF
coa1ing-"swapping" peanut for coin-tu-
duced Mr. Apo TO diseorge piecc by piece. The
purse VIVA torn to tatters.
, 1877-08-29

lighted this Tor lt,n, and placed It between lns
teeth. f1u shnGt,l have rcen the ptor fellows
grateful smile. never enloytf1 q cicar 10 much
rs that one I did not moke."-Errhdags
, 1877-08-29

We have received the program Of the fetes
TO be held at Antwerp from the 17th to the eth
August, on tho occasion Of the 8o0Hh anntver-
sary Of tho birth Of Rsubens.
Before The opening Of the frnt International
Congress On the 17th thcrs will be on the 9th
and l2th popular lectures on Rubcns BY Herr
Max Rooses. The Literary Congress-, to discuss
the question Of International copyright, ques-
tions Of history, etc., vii! be opened ii O'clock
day. On the 18th al exhibition OF the Flemish
horses And cattle, which Rubcns painted with
such cousummate mastery, will be held, and IN
tho evening there will be sun9 by 1,C00 per
Panlt tBeuoEt. This will bo followed by salyos
Of artillery. tho ringing Of the chimcs through
out tho city and D procession with 1ambcaux.
artillery mud bellrtnging, and the town clubs
Will parnlc with banners aud music. 4 compc-
tition In chorus singing will b. held by forty
seven observation-disclosures, French, German, md
works Of art organized by the soelete Royalo
opened. On the sumo dAy tho exhibition Of Gu
cravings after Rubens, and ubjects belonging 10
Dc bc'clquo, will be opened eratuItously:. An
agricultural show, fruit show, and flower
show aro to bo held simultaneously, The Mu-
scun tho ilncst p!cture gallery In Belgium, cou..
from the suppressed u,onalterlcs aud churches
Of Antwerp, Will bc open gratuitouslv through
out the fctes. At o'clock an Art Congress
will begin. These will be On assault Of arms, q
banquet, several concerts, and an illumination.
On the night Of the a1th there will be m his
torical procession marching with torches through
the streets. On the @lst tue prize Will be givcu
to the succeastul writer OF az essay on the Ant
wcrp school OF painting. Horne races, boat
RACES. pigeon hylnR. popular ball, \ balfon A.
cent. aud many dramatic crcprcscntat!onsiu iu Flem-
tsll, the language OF the people, arc To interest
tho lower class In tho festival. Three days after
thu close Of the Ruhcns fete&-that Is, on tho
Blth Of August, tho Congress Of ths Asaocia-
ttpn for the Reform 2nI Codfhcation Of the
Law OF Nations Ia to assemble Ut Antwerp.
, 1877-08-29

During the great war between FEance and
Germany Prince HArnssck, the. man Of blood
aud i1on," waa the a<tor In m Incident OF
most suggestive aud gentle nature. Tho
PRINCE Is said 10 b. smoker ardentIy attached
to tho P" weed" "He is reported 70 have ssid!
1he value oi = good Cigar u best nndeFetoou
when 1t Is the last you p0<sess, Md thefe II no
ehanea VI getting another" Aost deyotees q
tobacco In any iofua sccm " delight ~ sheE
bouaage " Il, aud to bu m!A4rubls u %,
cherished hl4 last ctgs al through battle, in
glad anticipation Of the luxury iu stors for haml
when hs suddenly and Gladly deprived himself
of tas stnoka+etying solace. In his own wofIs,
~ paluted - x!oTlpg colorx In my tnlnd tho
happy hour VI q / shuula enjoy Il sitcs the
victory. Bus had mlscalculAte1 the cliaacss.
poor dzax,ou lay hslplssa with both Nuns
Srushea5 u,urnuEiug for .omets1us 70 teIresn
iiin. felt tu my pockets, aud found that had
gully Kold, and thai would " of uo usc u hia
but. stay: bad still my treasured cixr'
, 1877-08-29

LoHdaM &afurddv RsftlN,
From ths axxpunts al the Lord High Trc&s-
urer OF Scotland in lA1a We learn that porpoise,
the scal, aud even ths polypus were eatecmed
dcllcaeies. French wincs wero drank by tho
wealthy. but beer was tho beverage most Ia
use, and the brewing trads MS then entirely In
tho hands Of women called "bsewster wives"
Whisky was then alnoat unknown. and. though
It ts mentioned In the aceounlss 1t was evil
dently rcgarIcd more a. I cordtsl'or drug than
4 liquor ln coutunn Use. Cider, too. d once
mentioned a. forming part Of ths provisions VI
the ship lifted out 70. rcsktn Warbeck, And
there ts one entry OF tho purchase Of "apill
oreSngels," or oranges. A one Of ths qualities
whlrh made James ": popular was IN intense
lave Of amuscweuts OF all sorts, there are ton
tinusl entries nf sums advanced to tho King
fos play Ut cards Hunting aud hawkng were
his iay0rite Held sports, and no expense or palms
were spared to get h!m hawks 10 his minds. A
hawk seems to have beeu ~ dear Ia thoae days
q . horse Il now, Tor the King, we 1u4, gave
the Earl OF Angus E1o0 for hawk, and thAt
when Al OK conld be bought for n and Z car
ca of mutton for p. LID, aud when sbe entire
"gratlinx," u tittiug out OF galley, cost ouly
III q. H.
, 1877-08-29

A correspondent Of the London Times gives
nm interesting lesson IN Turkish for tho benefit
OF readers Of Oriental war kilograms, His vo-
cabulary Is as follows: Adam, man; agha, sub
altern officer; an,an, mercy. slas, we'll: ARABIA,
country cart, wagon; aycc, good, we'll; pek
sye1 vary good. very well; l'aha, father; bagh-
cha, gardea;' bash, head chief, heAddrcas, ap-
pcafanrc; boxuk, irregular, d'sorderly, uneven,
bud; b*shf-bazouks, irregular fighting men, not
III uniform; buyur, you're to command; buy
URN, welcome; bayuruldu. written order Or
prrmIssion; ehabuk, quick; dagn. mountain;
dab, mud; dur, stop; esk1 old; cTstt, yc4 !;
ghlaour (pron. gha.ous}, inddel, Christian or
jewish dog, mtsc5eant; kalel, fort. fortress
Gh...k Aalsa; & kst:, Il blast ;; .lore, .aa' k!lts.
su. water; tabta, reloubt, battery; ya.vash,
slog.ly; ysni, new; rex no: yol, road. Tgr't.h
el[sh. Titus, to say ~ AM going. from the
Dardaaelles to Constsntlnople," ," Turk would
boulda ghltso.lm y; literally. '.The narlaneiles
from Coustaat!noplc to I Eo:" Aud for "Not
good. he would iay, "Ayea dail,' putting tho
neEst0n Last.
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t--.--r'----- ---- --"---
PROHIBITION.
How It Works in the City Of Ban
goF.
Practical Results Of snnptuary Legis.
1ation In Maine.
Extraordinary Increase d Drunkenness, and tht
People Being Edutated ln a fast sjs
len of Hypocrisy. {.


BANGOR. Me-, Aug 15.-Tbo City Of Bangor
presents a singular spectacle To the visitor iron,
.athor a,n,a r,,,n F~o.t ~ a.. .,,,., n.t, -
.1,as ~ ,,e .'a. ..on. ~ sue Ivy !A'. 10
oseofatea W 'aFse nufnpcF OF htt'e piacarus,
abuut tue saze OF laundry bills, which nilord
curious reading They contain accounts OF
lyouor seizures bY tho vntcffu1 nos.n nj The
c,.a-tn 1ts.n 49, ~. .-o.,,,... - It,.
ens''''' 1's'' NV ae" Hpce''''e"' vi t"e"''
M. min, t,.t .on,a,1tan nhphna .,
~S1sEyff f"' "3'~ so''''''''us a'ous "''' p'n' Vi
Mwn f,or,.hco, hot,,,. o.cb cor,,t,,,r .,n -,,.
, 1877-08-29
Tlsl: ru1nU,N 1.uANCf1 orr,avs:s

IL Hf:BEl:To ACCOMMODATE OIL. Ss;MERnrs
ts.rons throughout 'he city ~e have e+tah,is.tri
raccn .,nle.t y tse 'l!frroi M'!as ~ t!eaensted
pEec charged the Mia Oc- and viii he received
until sotfock ?. m dnFinx tnc week and Until p. m.
WILLIAM IT. WINNING, Book-e!ler aud stauoner,
i54 TWentv.sers,nl- -Rt.. nenf W WAbAsh-av.
s. n. WALDES. SewEdea1sr, EtAs!Snef, etc, l0to
Wtrt Ma4fson-at.. hfAr w-4t~fn.Av. p.
itDbhET THKCNYTf)N. Wcst-H Side EdWn Depot,
E,ut fs!tnd.at corner of tIa!stcA-st.
tjEDftHe HENRY. Bouk1, Stationery. etc. $40 d.
titon- It,.
,,AST0N FROG. Eews iepos. Stationery, ETC.. 3o4
Nftw whnkee.ar.. c1rn.r 1f t,aFpcntsf.s,.
, 1877-08-29

1lEkss0SAL-WoCLD LIaE 70 SEE NK. AlLLs
L ltto With X. u. MAAau. Y. :. plsTlLl@S1 ~.
, 1877-06-13
FOltT OF CHICAGO.

Tts following were ll4s a,s,yalE and ctearanccs
during tho twenty't0uf houts eAl,nx Ut ~ o'clock
last night.
,Anu1vALs-stn,r Cornna. st.. loo. sunl ,tts, ssnr
EhrtuyRa!l. Aanltuwuc aunLtarst EtilF MuekcgUn,
MaAk:kau, s9aartss, pt9n Chspll,Ialn. UxionsAark.
rrVp brnstl*vf litntuh tarlor, iFesl prop Hyef
sts sss , 5s;sn san5s:, Mi,, PrsEg Ssnk aits
Il Siss ;H G..s'nsK ns %ts tTts' ptsp ES.Hs Vs.
dries; prop Inter t}tra. CeHetaEhi Ials rIDp Leland
tudlnxtun. wu1i p!un J. kest4w. ETio, eaAl AGhf
ftEstA. &u.ke4nn. un!ttFs schs yesnunt, NMskrKun,
nMa,stt sehs ns!trhans 9rsen nsy. narks sfhE f0at
nte YnsE. sths t!athaE!an. Lal!ngtvn. luncfi schr
Aanla~uc. Tsts sehr Ada 81 Joe. IuMlbrFt Eebf
nyps{; N4!ts aaks Sn1sss M ~. Avs4.aa Asssai:
fshi Wh9na. Casysiaad, coal: eohr Ar1onaat, Clcvs
p5s:ta Ss:l s Ssis S.;
Mlalis C0rlrst, Grand !Textn. void.
CaRAkAxCxs- s-schs !. +. !la Eu9dres, Empire Pier.
bfls luur. and sunIEirsi seAr elott. ttnswale lUo
eu Hats y! bfs Eour brs pork. sa surIdr ste j.
E Richard, nadslu ~ ~ hu corn; schr Jvhn Mlnct.
eo9as = III E eo.sf. Sis; Is u 81.
ehd suudriea, sclsf T. CuYne. PORT ituton. Vi lu3
~ eora; pfop CitT VI IrstrFse Traverse CHY. ON
~ wheat. ~ tu UAt4 - 6rs tcefs stnf auskekuu.
M4lkeye9, " hs!a prrk sod suadfttss prup Tempest
W!its LsSs ~, La eYrn ny ss!aa5!et tiob fopntaia
fo1 u ods % 50 tGg III: :sd g ses
bu corr, and spR.rlrs.
, 1877-06-13

NEW YoRK, june l2.-lienEy r. MefiEath, the
well.gnown owner Ut racc-horses, was on tho
witnesastand yesterday. In tue John F. Cham
berlaln reference case. lie was asked II be was
Interested with Chamberlain 1T 1870 In his busl-
ness 1t Loug Branch. III replied: ~ haven't
sat up ns lato ~ o'clock fur three ycass.
uu.icg the last few years he haA conditional
Interest In Chambcrlalu's business; hr WIS to
seen any profits out of that plate tn touR time.
In tho days Of the club-huuae's prosperity he
had pcrcentsgs." lie was atktJ what bust
ness was carried IN tn ibs Louse, and In ~ easy
tnauner he said, "Yuu want inc to stata that
John Chamberlain kept gambling house, and
won't do 1t. Now you get all ous o1 tAs that
YQu cap.n
, 1877-06-13
HYMEHEAt,


spsefdl MtpatcA 10 TRs Tribune.
GosuEN. lta., juno IA brilliant wedding
occurred Iu this city tonight, tho OCCASION being
the marriage VI Edward ". Hawks, tho young
CT son Of Cepl'as Hawks, QUO OF our Oldest and
most respected citizens, to Miss Lttta Mercer,
only daughter of the lion. Milton Mercer. Tho
ceremony was performed By the Rev. II. l.,
Wheeling, ". Va, Wassaw. lud., LafaSctie,
South Bend, and Elkhart Tho prcscnts were
humorous, costly. aud useful. Tho happy cou-
pie start for Minneapolis, Iilnn., to-mori5w.
, 1877-06-13

CutcAoo-The yacht Cora left Dsfrn.t gnnt1ov.
una - a hs,s ns wsex m sc - ane s
these wntcrs -. .Ths sctlrs Eclipse and Wide arc III
btlllc.'s dry dock having 4cak, stpppcd can't
'r',nma. gnrar. w1,o il ma nS 1hn n,t,st .,,,n.
ou'iacH on INC ta.es ana formerly builder Of
OCEAN Tesscl. 10 Maine came up from his llotno At
iookel. llo, talk. Ut going over to Enronc
II canal schooner. ,this scason.... '''TIc
llarbora, OF Lake Michigan" IL tho tt1u ot
surveys Under tlso snpcrvGaton Of Cnpt. Thomas
I!oa,1G. . Gapt; Charles Mercy. Marine IN.
ia!o, was hero yssluftay, and had in Interesting
conversation with sesssl.ownef On come Of this
abuses Resulting ffon1 tho present aystrm OF In
II favor nf Capt. hcutnw was tito wny tho jury In
the eatk Hoard Of rfade saae weEs reported 10 hava
Htood last evening ...Witllaui H. Flenefn9, sail.
or. ltbelca tue sehr ]. 7. pecourdre3 llteIy fpr
, 1877-06-13
THE TELEGRAPH WAR.

NAsHv'lLs, Tcnn., June la-0n June . Tho
United States Court Of Montgomery, Ala, iu
tho suit OF the Atlantic q Pacific Telegraph,
Company for condemnation OF tho right over
the South d North Alabama Railroad, contested
by thu Western Un!on Telegraph Company,
who claim exclusive right, tue Jury brought In q
yesd!se in favor ol the Atlantic u Pacidc Trlo-
graph Causpaay. 81 damages beln. awarded TO-
and accepted BY, thu railroad company. Tho
Western Union Company made a tuotiop for
now trial, which WAS heard On she 2th Inst. ard
tue motion oYerEuletl. The Atlantic d fac!Ac
Company also applied 10 ths Court Ut Athens,
Ala, for the condemnation of the ngLt u way
, 1877-06-13

TIE " 114I1NN11 CNNNIs
Since tho publication Of The important article
concerning the Welnnd Canal enlargement, Tn1
TRIBUNE has received from Its Torontn eorsespond.
cnt the figures regarding the cost Of the great work.
Thoy are Al follows. Original est,tuatc for Z
drauRht Of Twelve feet OF water, O,240, 900;
adapting canal and different entrances to a depth
Of fourteen foci % the lack;slta, ~, 0o0. Ditu,
tntAl probable cost when tho enlargement Il fully
completed, 3l1, 240, 0p0.
T!'c facts and ngn1rs Q.Een In TuR TRIBUNE Ycs.
tcrday rclntfse to work In which Chicago Ii 10
vitality interested have attracted great attention in
commercial atd narIne circles hero.
, 1877-06-13


Hpttfdt HkpdscA to 3a4 7fftuas.
.CARnospAtE, ILL.,, Juno 12.-Tho third annual
commencement exerctses at tho Southern ILL.,
nois Surn'al University began today. Tho fore
noon classes were orally examined and passed
With tonnr u both teachers md students. To.
MORROW the afternoon classes pass aintar CT.
animation. Tomorrow evening Prof. Edgartl
OlneY, Of the Michigan University, delivers an
hnnua1 address to tho Focratio and zeetlc Lit
crary Societies. Subject: "The Entlnfcs OF Beien.
ttfic PsoEress:" There arc only four graduates
t!.Es year. Next ycar therc ID larger class.
The Boar] Of Trustees held husEness meeting
this afternoon. Mcsars. KIdgcway, Roberts,
Russell, Phillips and Wilktn wero present.
They bad under consideration the guchtIon Ut
stentn-l,eattnH. for which Our Legislature ap-
1ropEsated $4,000 at their 1adt session, Several
testcra of inquiry regarding the apparatus wcro
received ffofH Eastern manufacturers. Consi1-
ering TIE a9e Of I'll" University. ite prosperity
tan bo seen By their annual catalogue, which
Allows large increase over any ptcylpus vear.
, 1877-06-13
MARINE NEWS.
a Big Batch Of Nautical Disa.ters and
Mishaps from All tho Lakes.
Chicago Yesse1-Owncrs Issne Circular
Calling Their brethren to tho
Rescue.
Tho Woltand Canal Enlarqo-
nent to Cost $12, 100000.
Navigation Notes and Items Of Interest
About tho Lake Graft,


"A dispatch received hero yesterday By James u.
vessel had been driven asors In ,evera @ northesst @
ea's night before la. on lsoyses re'nt, or Tho
wc.t shose OF Green 1ay, and between Nenomsnes
and Escanaba. She had on Il cargo Of 8, 600 cedar
NAV sOa vanea ~ A. II ~ " o, G.nner i. !. IN tc ca,s
ofthc vessel, and had sent to Menomnee for = tug
seround.-nnd to Escanaba Tor steam pump,
.ho having poundod 40 hard m tho hontarrs ~
"nigeer. heads. " On which she laid ~ 10 knock
e,n'j 9oe M he' s., nntom Saa n VIII watst WIN
'ah1 iasorap'e wess Waha ana goen Wsatner' was
d,maan Thr 1saa ~ ~ bst NH Hn iii nrathy ~
natei1c up Ind aba viii b. tnwcd tn liz nss,c,t t
yaoek q ,nn nS,oGnt T. ts sty ossbie NJ;
: scSe sas hsSa @ IT,. foe last aeh
nzsn sI t.hn'. oa ~ W. 'askqs o. H. ts sch, VIII
5,1 s,' "e" '"' pa''eo up 'as river seA'eF'
Gant Jesse Halbert, q iho sch. Golden f1esce.
s, .rrseH ..ii nJt IN, ah0.t
tan,t ,.et ~ ~, ,,i ~ .Ms 'fu!n se'EIo ~
ern,ac nx II iarvo ,,ncc ~ " ;dm,ar which III ns
foIea aon e. s, snu an1afed h,n intcrna!5 70
nnw iast aols to be about about. ~ '''' seA' .''1 40
ssv r".t s1tM, y hn, TX La.ns,a III .s nsn an,
oy,sr - hor snT ,,,cofo.H ~ H., ~ rr, Sts
oua ~ Me W. ,.s sno nv Cnoa not
snss H. 1esr as s .o IT.
er 9winS eo.nrnes; Reon gf. rsS - naths VI UoG'
Ecw Viz s Xii. o,,ncrm % ~ S.w W.T.
s3,boo; .Fanenli ilal!, l,sttan. t2,H6o, .Con,.
neicc q Gay cay 5orK, "1en fas' 81 NSw
ttan,,;c iinGnrw,l{rr.s rhSaIstnnIn ~ , ~ ~
ta s o This sum 9f Gonrss !, l,9I anpeH to t1e
rs"Es ~ mi tc iitrr H. nt sr, ~ ,,a '@
aopcict t 'aa ,n ,onnctca ~ nnS eaie eat n9sh!ng
sas, Mas sIt H., ~ snat eaeet' anu II ID
, 1877-06-13
LAKE TItElGffTs.

Cntc4an+ juno 12.-FrcfRhts continue dali, tho
demand being confined 10 ateamer room, generally
for ymn1l lota. Tho nominal rate for Buffalo, on
corn, II &c. Thu basge Nosttcrner and props
Empire Stats and 1toanoke take corn. and prop
Wavcrly wheat through, yla Buffalo, and tho E.
Il. bfaycs corn through Via sarnta. CapaeIky,
IL. 00U tu wicat anil 12:t 900 bu cofu.
The hchr A. ?. Nichols, lumber, Shoboygan to
ChcboyGsn. At 81: schr John Miner. wood. from
NurWoDd. At 81. LIZ: fchr Myrtle, railroad Ties,
from Muskcgon 10 Uhcaso, at4Hc each.
, 1877-06-13

HETUItN UF Il WEtECK1gIie
Capt. Peter Falcon returned 10 tic c!tJ yester.
day from sloan, 1a-. town on tho Missouri 1,Iscr,
wlcso the slcfuwheet steamboat lion Cameron IL
sunk. lie was 10 hays raised tho vessol for tho
Government, md had r,ade ali necessafy p,opars.
lions for The pntposc. but n sudden fise oE Tho
river upset all h[s arrangements. md he In com.
turn 10 Ills 1abor again in short tfmo Tic Gov.
crnmcnt In the owner 1f The eteamer mud raiun.
be cargo u goods aboard Of her,
, 1877-06-13

ar. Loufs, Mo-, June 12.-Tlc Gale- Democrat
has special from Dcaison, Tex, which says:
"R. N. Gsubbs, Republican, WIS elected Mayor
yesterday by & plurality Of 1G3, and majority
Of over boti, his Democratic competitors, The
Assessor, Collector, Marshal, Treasurer. and ali
but one Of the Colnc!lmcn elected arc Northern
meu,H
, 1877-06-13

~
There Is every Indication Of tho 1tyel,cat compc-
titfon ilsfs Fcasun. smong tho excursion steamers
TINT Chicago has ever scc,i, Tnerc hre Ia commits
sion at psosent and making tr!ps 10 the suburban
ports, the 1slscrstdc, lien Drake, bret lfn.tc,
MaFy. md Lady Warrington. Tho atms John
Sherman, \ atde.w1Iccl tsatt formerly tised ns \
[axenue.cntter, will bo hcrs thtA week. and In nd
dttton to regular trips between this city and 1T.
Joseph In tho passenger nnd fEalt trade. rhc will
make Sunday excursions to p1Fta naat tito ely ami
ont I'M the lake. 1t iUuks vsry nlncl. " sDnt Uo
In the bubineas will be sent to the lpnu.y .yart.
, 1877-06-13

Al, nervona, e1haus.tnR. and pa,ptul diseases
6pcedfly yield 10 the curative lnnenccs OF FuI1cr.
maesofs Electric hests and 15ands.. They sro
aaatea samEe. snd effective, and can te easily ap-
t!cnian, mailed free. Addross rulscrmachor Gsi.
vnhlc TO-, Elacinuatt, o.
, 1877-06-13

On the Nashville It Decatur Railroad, and the
tnEy yesterday gave verdict Of cent damage,
tho Wcattrn union atsornny making mn cfTnrt
70 dc!hv proceedings ur change Tic ycrlict, as In
The Montgomery ease. This decision will great
Y facilitate the competition of the Atlnntlc &
Pacific lines.
, 1877-06-13
MARQUETTE,

Epsciol hituteh 10 1Ae 1fttHnA
NAnQuErrE. lflch., Juus Il. 2.-AnnlyEn-Prop
Superior, schr HanduskT.
ULsAnED-rfops William H. Dtrnum,' D. N.
Wilson. Jarvis Lord, pchts r. ". Ferry, Frank
Pcrcw. ]. 4. Whiting. Dictator, r. A. Georges.
PAhsKp Up-rsop lnliA.
DDwk-rrop Arctic.
WtNn-southwcst; weather cloudy.
, 1877-06-13

tho water. she WIS about three feet cut forward
an one font Aft Her condition II fair, and she ts
leaking comparatively 1isle;. fAri of tcr keel !.
10 duckeu hcsf for fcnorn,