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, 1879-05-22

Capt. Donnelley, Of the excursion stu,r Indy
Washington, which is lying on the south side OF
.llr river near Clark street bridge, had mar
row escape from drowning yesterday forenoon.
Ile was about to haul bucket Of water from
tbs river, and the swell from pnssIag TUG
caused the steamer to l.trctt suddenly, anil the
Gaut1I, lost Ills balutIee mt! fell Into the wafer.
Being stunned by the sudden fall and having
pair nf btaYy boots OH, he could scarcely keep
hts head above waser, and would probably hare
drowned hut for The prompt assistance render
ed By Gcorge Wilson und another nlall who
Happened to be Hear by at the time, md rescued
li.i,. Capt. Uonnellcy was subsequently con-
verel to blu home. ....,
III attempting to sail into tic hasbor T,,eeday
midnight the schr A. j. slowry run Into the
tioycrncnt pIer a,ld lost her jblounl ind hG4d-
guar. Shu WIS towel up to Miller Bros, dry
duck yesterday fur repairs.
Tile tug bismarck arrived from afenoinnce
yesterday, AIai showed tEcular evidence Ut d
collision, In tic sllapa Of smashed brlwurks.
SIZE Ind tho hules baItenGd over with boarlle.
Tie srow Sea bird run into tllc abutment ut
tlIr railroad bridge south u Eighteenth street
yesterday, mil WIS slightly damaged.
The splir Aibatrdss lost her 1ihbuom at ua1steQ
street bridge yesterday.
, 1879-05-22

CoLuMuus. o., MAY 2l.-No.sithstautltng
Secretary Sherman, during hts rureut visit to
Ohio, go frequently statcd tint he WIS not call
dldate for Governor, It hos lat0ly been clalmed
that II q nomination was tondercl he would ac-
cspt H. In order to aettlu thts discussion, Gc,.
Robinson. Chairman OF thu Btato Central Cnm-
mlsce, allows tho publication OF thu following
letter Just received from Sccrotafy Sherman:
WAslt.SnrnS, Mar l5.-Nr. DEAR iin: In vicw
Of tho kindly interest manifested by political
fElenas during my recent visit home, ttat shunld
bb Nominated ~ this Republican candidate fur toy-
ern1r Of 1llo, hasu yiyen thp snDject nuch ca!o-
ful confederation. aud have como 10 tho concu-
Sim that cannot III tho present situation
accept such aomluation II rendered. | an now
cngagcd ln . puulir duty Which demands NY con-
completed By ms than by any one canning freshly
into ll!v nltlcc. To aecept Tho nomination for
tloyevnnr, though It IL an lioiur would otherwise
hgI,Y pr!xe and fcr1 deeply grateful tnt would bo
.Fe.artlrl NJ an Abandonment of trust Important
tn tue wLo'a cauNtry to pr1nlot0 my pcssonal vi.
rAncttllDnt.
earnestly hope. therefore, t!lat tho Convention
will nut cn.uartlaa hl0 by \ teuhGr 0G uom!Aata,
which would be uuItaeA to decline. 1t may 10
that no such purpose will bc manifested. but /
write you 10 tlat, il tho Convention should 10 ip.
ellMa. you may as oac4 stata way eannot accept.
Ttfy truly yoNVd, JollH BukhAAN.
, 1879-05-22
FOUND AT LAST.

TI1a body Of Col. tlrocsl,rck Turns Up In
thu snrili River,
New YonK, Nav a.-The body OF Col. firocs-
beck, who disappeared from, the Fifth Avenue
Hotel several weeks ago, wns found to4lay iloat-
luz near the dock Of Pier 40, North 1stYer. The
Times tomorrow wilt give thu following details
Of tic discovery: Tile body was removed to
tho Morguc, and word was scnt to tic Fifth
Avenue Hotel tl,at a body answering to tllat Of
the ntseing Colonel was found. Detective
Pryor. who oil along maintained thqt Col.
by another gentleman, started for the dead.
house, and they were followed BY Hitchcock, ono
OF the hotel proprtetors. Tic incc Of the dead
man was horribly disllgurcd, ,a,d II l!a recognition
not have beon established. Ills large build, ibc
fact that he wore no beard nor Ir,,astaehe, mud
the color uf his clothes, which, however, wero
much damaged BY water, led item to belisctllat
tho body was Groesbcek's. 4 plain gold rlEg,
similar to tic one worn by Cof. Groeubeck. was
found Oh 0!lc VI the fingers, and on exuminiDg
il his natnc was found engraved on Tic inside.
III tlH pockets, papcrs belonging to him wesu
initial, &c" In other pockets were lulintl d
bowio.kntfo md loaded revolver, cOrrespuntl-
Ing to TUG ptstol-ease whicl, Detective Pryor had
found in HIS room In the hotel. All tllesc nr-
doubt, and .elcgrams were immediately sent to
Ills felattves In Cincinnati anu this cIty,
Ind tho body wns turned over to thcu uni to.
moved to MI undcr.aktr's ulLd placed OIL Ice. II
Is said It will he forwarded to Cincinnati for
burial IL the family plat. Col. Groesbcek was
about 05 reass OF age md belonged to ono OF
tho best families In Cinrnnati. About fifteen
or sixteen years ngu ho married M accomplished
and beautiful young lully uf that place, but his
brother William and other relatives lIsapproyed
OF the match, nInl q coosncss has existed be-
tween the brothers ever since. Dtrfng the War
the Colonel. who MIS- nh ardent Republican,,
raised regiment anil served llonurably. After
luis wlefs death hts laughter won't to live with
ller not1lsr'a relatiycs Il, Cincinnati, Col.
Groesbeek left the Filth Avenue l1otpl,
whero he boarded. on saturday, tell
lng an employe he nus going cut West.
II was subsequently, found tint .ho Ind
not taken Rnythlng with him, aud now empty
ptstoi'cuse and boz Of cartridges with slx car.
trtdRcs missing wure fouuI in his room ut tho
sann time. The waiter, who had BrrYrd at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel and know Col. Hrocsbcck
very we'll, told Detective Pryor thHt he lia1 seen
the Colonel al,d shaken htilds with him at Enrt
Wadswortl, on 6taten 1sln1ld, Two days after Ills
dtpappearaRce (rotn tllc hotel. uh.l another lnan
aiso 1al told lin, tint liz lind sccn tile Colonel
at Twenty y-scc0l1 stroct an1 Lexington avenue
tho night preyious. 1t is supposed TINT tho
ColuHel metlltntpu for soi1lo TING ne to the best
method OF dulnE away htlIlsc.l when he pur-
chased tho bowie-knlfo and revolver. It Is
thought that lie finally went OIL u fcrsy-boat ut
night and jumped overheard wlilo in nlu-
6trcatil.
, 1879-05-22

John Reilly was broken to-day, nn.l Il new NJ Q
between tilo Republicans aAl Tammany tortncti.
1t VIVA made nubie by tho Ta,nmnny md Ito
Publican Aldermen confirming Mayor Coopcr's
a,ti:Tammnny ono1, This IL tnil
Tonight 10 virtually rcssoru John Krlly
to power In the city, nl In u!ye him next falls
election. Asit Is, ii prevents Coopcr frutn et!l-
Trolling tl!e Police and Apportion1ncnt haasds.
Tint the Republicans hare been tctnutcd tu tlls
" biu reward u Home kind Is conceded. 1t ia
ie general bullet IN politcal circles tint It ia
!noyH against Tttdnn n,nl tlov. Robinson, hy
which tic Democratic Statc ticket IL to 10 de-
fclte'l IN tl.c tnnortnut election fur Governor,
ahtl the city election Ciyeu to Ia.nfnany. +oltJ
Kelly 70 not ahove suet, u trade To ttcfcnt I'll
dcn. Indeed, tho 1tldcr.kslY tight was mover
20 bitter a. In The last few months. The poll
tc1ans are mulch efciscl over tue combination
tonlght. The direct results to the Republicans
arc nDt At all commensurate with The sacrirc
they make In breaking with ant-Tauln,any, md
tlMt IL the renson Willy l'Igaer reward tlan The
,ncre confirmation Of petty notnnees Is all but
kMoWn 10 lluvc hrcn given. 'Il,u result n,ny
aflcet thu eon.cst of isa0, considering tho LIu.
portatlt mart Ut the vote of Now YORK next fab
Is to Lave OIL Liz rrcslaential contest.
, 1879-05-22
FIRES.
Cn[CAlG.


The alarm fron4229 at TICS yesterday even
ing was caused by a fro On tho roof Of two
story frame building, No. 115 West Randolph
street. The lower floor Is occupied by 8. Levy
~ secondhand store, and the sacond floor by
+. Stein as residence. Damage to tho build.
lug, US; anl 10 the furniture. Of occupants,
nothing. Cause Of fire, supposed to DO sparks
from ncghboring chimney.
still alarm to Engine Company No. at B:to
Yesterday afternoon Wn. caused ey tI,e ro9l Of
street, owned hy. F. Bisl'op. catching fro from
sparks from chimney. papaRe, nominal.
forenoon was caused By 1re ln tho basement
Of two-story brick dwelling, No. 9lo Wabash
BY +. n: Cooper. ,Dasna9o to the building.
about fl00: to furniture, sli3ht. Cause Of 1Fo
MI ovcrhtate1 atoye. --
The alarm from Box 437 at 40 yesterday A.
tes1'oon was caused by lra upon the roof Of
Pond & Soper'a plaoing-n!l at the corner OF
Loo'nia md Twenty second streets. Cause,
sparks from chimney. The fire was put out
with but slight damage before the arrival
Of the engines.
, 1879-05-22

en.esyoT'og 10 hare him nominated as Ch!of jna.
Kanate has declined 10 confirm. Fof my part,
Sm 'tn " t!!e opinion ihat the democracy wy not
s'S ssos 70 T. nfSsG t th9 s!a 2f e Club. m" 'suo
ton which they mar make for earFyina tho s!aie
thoir pnrty incalcnlnte t,nrm tn tho North,
Tho neRFocs fcol TINT thcir liberties nrc at stake
and % sanula they he denied free and tait g election
!Hnass: The emigration movement In ttlls sne IL
sSin1 held II WITT a,te1 s @
piays "vcr aaaln. IN thyy Sii move a @ oa md esye
hoSlins Filderntf. behind lhcm. Th,a de,oimIns
ton IN tho lar. o. tho hueka has bonn brought to
they nr1 bent upon wsrcklnR al1 future prospects,
q tx M ne'n.eratte party ana on hrtnaing ruin uppn
Tint apeciess of Intimidation and frand which
'ias 'sa ,aA,ti eaa.Ga them 70 lecome stencil in
compromise ior isso to:vii: Tbey nfe willing 10
lec!nra! TICKET, and tor tcai. In ConErc.s fronl
l,e Fssst soen'.d; mud Filth Districts. III otler
words they .re willing 10 give Ut everything save
EscKA1icH.
My, i. 10 Presidential candidates, we aro all
Of flra"t iH tower of r.rrnuth b1l ons Republic
age soat!,:c cafolina ncGro sweafs " tho name
ssS'' Viz # ss p?s' iSs M 1s Si: and s''hs sey
ii hc shsrnnns. viii III ums as of aE oSn serma IL r'S,
"iloncst Money !and Full Elect!ons," inscribed
npnn our National banner tn lAbD. such waild he
Fiar.sa. and North ,Caroiipx wuuld offer no p,ac.
iheis slate 0overh,nents. TIIpso men Who l,.ld
ofcc Under President Gramt, and who hnvo been
the mo.i earnest adsoeates It i thifd term, iaye
, 1879-05-22

tic Democrats. lie was elected, like .hc resi- OF
ihc Ticket, practically Without exposition. lie
drew one, ear term, rau again IN the Kcpub-
lican ticket In 1917. and was elected for
three years. 1le ran aguin In taf',
and w#s defeated with tn. other Re-
publican candidates. IN 1870 lie was
Indicted with son,a IT the Other County Com
missoners for alleged conspiracy, but whrf The
cuse calic 10 trial he was acquitted Without
difficulty, there being IN evidence against lin.
Alunt two yeArs sgo he wna attacked hr
Rright's dIscate, AMI, ence November. 1873,
had been conFltcd 10 the huusc, gradually
fatlfg nwar. lie tcnsca a wife. an unmarried
rEown-up daughter, atld grahdchild aged by
another daughter.
The funeral will take place tomorrow after.
nnntl At uclock from bis late residence.
AlF. Jones was . prominent colorcd Mason,
one u nc city ltdeea bearing Ills nainc. and m
t!dl.Fcllbw, and All invitation Is extended to
MI Aasnns, Odd-Fctows. anl military ami civic
societies to intend fI's funeral. All bodies In
tenlffg n participate arc requested 10 repnrt
at thc room nf john Joncs Lodge, A. +. ns,l a.
NJ, No. 's!0 Cfask street. nt q u. tn. sharp.
, 1879-05-22

ofLl1. Tic resources OF the lodges are s1,25t,.
150b9; receipts. $t,0n. 80; expenses other than
rclief, $45, Lao; orphans' Fund, s2o0.9.
~ Ifle recelpte o. the Grand Lodge. havo been
Treasury, S8,G09.5l. Since tho Organization Of
the Kchekah Degree Lodges, 10o charters hare
been Issued, but tn 1877 only tucnsy.six lodges
WcEo efEdctfTe. Since the beginning Of the pres.
ent year atlvfces hare been received from over
eighty lodges now at work. This afternoon,
after lengthy discussion, proposition 10 abolish
snmi.nnnual communications was defeated BY
yote Of 3i5 70 los. nIncty-ono lodges not voting.
Tie Grand Encampment yesterday, br close
VOTE. decided to do avay with seml.annual
meetings, ard meat only yeafiy.
, 1879-05-22
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS



Tint Aluoune 0f Isait Required from Three
Hnnk- -lsnrgiars.
Frank Williams. frofn Milwaukee, Er,n,, r,o-
ror,, tron, Sc,x nrlonu. n,,1 T.ma.c
',.,s st... .' 49," "'u 1"ntcs ~ 4'Ahe' u
'"'s e't,' "eIe 5ss.erua5 haiu by Justlcc BULL
ileriel1 III s2o,1Ou bonds to tho CrlHltnal Court
for attempting to bureIarlzc the safc in tho
lnukIur u!l,cc of Herman Sclnfrrer 4 n, N,
ton as,t,o stpoo, r,,. ,...is., ~ oe' 49,
- Lasa'ie S'!cet' luz test''nohy showed tllat
they boreu hole In tlle vault door, by which
they succeeded In throwing OF tho bolts, u,,l
thus oppplnk the daor, Lane hal nrcvim1.v
solar from Inn of,lc. !, small tnr ~ ~. 49,.
"nn,irn ~ ~" ,r. t...i. ~ ~ US Io!i!+
.s vnmit - a,,i ~ tho T., satS wIthlA
nv ,,Smhi, inv H. aottir,, ~ INK s IN " "
;,ouTs n"e " III ...a sd,,a. ~ s,tt., eayouu u
~ 10 H.. s,fn A E,r,,,,a,i,, ~, LEY Mnew 70
rc,arIn thn o,sa., - @ ~ tr a'sH.as sta a..
tor Jim; rerv ca r'asn., ts t ~ III s' a.
rI'on"s1 ,s .rhis x."s VIM 1 at tIIs.s "As ~,
safn1tn~ M hns;ncss y ~sf" a m1l snpsr1s @ ., IN 'a
sst ~, ~ u"I'css, -, Aa.. unoh 41aIn9
,':"no ~ ~, ti,aIr sn',fs nI H. e.auGGu' tneV
.i,t tha,. hn, .,,,eI I frt,, snS a., ~ s9 uuus,
'',,rSngn a'', ,,'n ~ ttos W.. % sas ioF te
~ tno ~, " IT, s1o s.,t natu pee sas
~, h,at I |.o %, H.. ms .arn1aI , !Ius."f M
.o1 .ns -, J. .ani1. t ~ t IT, i.ea ueon as-
,na1t ~ Itas na,a,,ia i,,a ,1n " uns
H., nia,rr "iu i7as,i na"ueF samEm.
T., s I'm ynmi,. ot,,s.",aI ,rth u'o aaorH;S ;;.S
~ na,rtxa % rrSsts.sS ,,",E" WILL ."o ut.lsu e.s
fn'. ~. ~. rt. ,s1 ~" 'sii,S i uS." Ill ,sesu t
t.f is , vt'u' ,r.','i' n' y. mnonossa ~ "us ~
sa.,t w. a,n ihr ~
",', +, es l"s.r e .nte ~ ,s et"' tI,'G,,ch'
~ ~" :Ss ~ II ,'ts na,t -, as,' ~ pus1 ,
~ p'uten' . nIa Es.smI .onl II, y! NY " !'au.
, 1879-05-22

W.sn,,,sso" so" Our ow" Correspondent.
letter rLass1oS' IN. d. T., May l0.-l'hc following
Ca,onss s' :, ueen reeetvsd lro,n psointueut South
coar.,!e ua Republican: ,l,h'
i ai:,s.,e i =, yo. Msy liz pzAs Stu;
sntc. Tas suaul1!otf Ut political atal]s n this
Sssss CUR tseeat =, conviction. befu1s tbs Unitoi
Sstfaey. sna asuy sny aitplFitluH ths Kttiu-Clnb Dc.
EE'spatea to "mnspiFl,tx Republicans to rally, md
ns7n Ftc.1rne,a1fFf eafFf South taruMa for Ills ltcp1a.
ss,ssta,. IT, ~, nTRan!<vl In this 4t4ie than uk
s.soa 10 linn Issfoes are unIt III shnr }etorn,t-
.ua ~. " ~ party which knocked on tlcr
,%storsss ot ts'tea si 4es 70 aaanhooa rhuy hare
s.isu aad tss,. 9oG rnd.' unless Thu l,aaC Club
viii IL baa!ot trau use rcs.rtp1 to, this
aT:a .icse e H. m4gassllY t,e currisl for ths Hepub.
~ .s'o so.us massachusetts, II io.a
ssSussvttaY Ia amow thts fact anu henee they arH
@ava IL eE!",' ecl w.; 9,A uutlcr nave bcru s,npos-
"o'. l.. ". u. Maekcy ous u ths
, 1879-05-22


At o'clock yesterday tnornIng Nicolas
Mcrvcnthafcr died At the llouse of Ills son.in-
law, cx-Ald. John l!a',or, No. ts3 archer avenue.
Mr.. Mcrgcnt1'alcr, who was one Of tic oldest
German settlers In Chicago, camo TO America
In tie spring Of 1877 with b!s wife Martini and
seven children. lie had for long time
bakery on State street, and waa busily employed
III one way or another during Ills long llfc Until
Tie LAST few years, which he Ind spent with Mr..
fabor. lie was born In Bavaria Feb. II, l700.
yrars younger. During this long CT.
lstcnco ho never knew what II WIS
10 be Brk, and his death was unnccom.
panied by any previous illness. Morday
afternoon lle went ouE TO Gull upon one Of Els
daughters, being apparently In good health.
Tuesday he complalned,tla he didn't feel very
well. A doctor was sent for, who came ilt,d
stayed with hin. until after midnight, and told
MIR Kabor that probably he would hare little
trouble With pain, but that be didn't think II
Was necessarily serious. The doctor had been
Eotlu bnt about fifteen minutes when Mr.. Rabor
was called to bis bedside. The old man opened
his eyes, then closed item, md died. Ills
ReTen children alf survive him. The eldest VI
them, Alum. was for long time on the city
police, and ras Sergeant towards the close Of
his scrsfce. ut tic Remaining SIX, iivo arc girls,
all n,nrried. The funeral will take place at
o'clock today from Ills late residence, No. l39
Archer avenue, 10 st. Bonlfacius Cemetery.
, 1879-05-22

1"s s",'oH'ns arc a,c arrivals a''' artual aail'
inBs at this port tor the twcntY-four hours rnd-
,r",,,,.
scsr u, X. gim. 1,mf,.,o 49,. .,,, rx.n,
Dr.. 'trcct; y, .u,.
s'teet.
I1op ar! sn nsop mske9ont lpmber state straet
Dr., :, 1!rsst. W s..o,, ,,,,,.
f''p Il tt,e.t vi. onooS' "h'o Lake. aundfle'' Folk
Ffop =: Fl. i. Thompson Mans'ec. sundees, Arnold
p-on :, n'P; 1;unh,. v.n,.... r....
,rus f,lsnarck, Msriuette. rowing, Market.
ptop ni; nton, hsn1htee. Lumber: And Lake.
prop itoanoke. i:nGalo, sandrtes, s,a.e street
pp[op Mlke ,ntoh' Msn,tee lun.,st s1ste ;t.set
rtop Cnba, huGa!o, snndriet. Asan,a street.
!cisr .!;.a y; %a.."el,; ntJ Gty sa.t, u y:
aehr Msrdalsna s SS2 skst
scht 1, y; coates, sIaskcGoa, lumber, Twaiith
sch, tth.,.:,, ttset: u.n,,,.u ,u,u.. ,u.euu
ssss scss I;llie ~ rt1s, Msnssee lam'v5 Market
scnr YAK Leat. Manisscs, lumber, Twelfth street.
sehF lyc. Lawson. Auakegou, lumber, Twenty
e,,,. re;x,sIa seSoMd q, strcsL e. &~ ,
schs Is1sesraph. ss AnaseGon' lumber, Twenty .sec-
sehr -Four Drot'cr., Muskegon, lumber Twelfth
s,r,- s.ata,.. M1ses. l.. r.. ,.,
Elm stns Gh!esgo. Man,towoe, 'andsics, Kush street
Schr ScIr Essalatqt, IT. s MnskssSn lumber. Market
Schf E;Mti1i'e: MuhEegun lumber: Market
Sc schE reoFis' Mn.ksEon' I' lumber, Market.
schr l.: =: Crawford, Traverse ciiy, lumber,
r!.as aWeltta etseet;
M ssht Tt!n. benson llhrbof, lumber, Mind Lake.
Sshr MyttlG, MnekegDn. lumber, Arnotd Slip.
Sci. h Incn chandler; nnaalo. coal lnaLaua :rset
scht hate Liohs, MasHe.0n. lumber. Fort Wayne
docK.
Sehr g. y. Mefcott, Muskceon. lumber. Market.
Schr Aorth Cape. Cheboygan, lumber. Ogden Slip.
Ssnr Mo!sefins; @ @Nnsskeson, 'ninbeF+ ESans' Siip.
schf L. ~. Davis sHakeEon, lumber. Market
ac pa1Ms; Da'Ss; nnnasee. M., lamoel. AarEst.
SSst SshI Ti35 niau51ea,' nuskssnn. 'Mmnet, 1iarRet.
Ell. uo.aen t:ss..e ,ttHs @ Goa'' ~ ofa"ts
oe"' ~ = f,rima l'aee' tes' S"caso' hEf!'ng'
sc,, ao"vnn{e ~ ,fa's ns,,v.t,. ,,,,, .,, CIT.
1 1eM. :, y uh, @ uMnes Arnold SIP.
2eh H. 1au.ou, h, nuoanu. coa'' Aaafnt Nrce1.
oe"3 !1r: ,r.st 1ausNeso'' 'u'ahc1' 1~ehtS'accond
u.,x s'ss.. ss... 1,,,,,, p, >..,
Ell Ssis =: tI1h, i'o.H Fr !unoef, Nnrta asehuc.
schr Spnnt stu.sc ,m,nn. .n sn'aoes. , "tses
asht 1,1,. nEu.. 1,. a., iuncs aaaon slp;
otuf asenkAs"1'' .aat 9'a'Acgon' 4un1ues. h'nzte
Cab. 1sIss stscs.' o,r, ,,
Schr H,aau ns iasen, ahoc5, r9aH b!Eeei;
a.A' u .,rooi A'''' "''Aeso'' '"'aoet' ''a1keL
, 1879-05-22
QDD.FELtQWS.

bV1t30I }NEpE1TtN 70 1H9 3f11Hn&.
INplANAroLls Iud., May al.-lhc forty.sec-
ouil sen,fannuul Communication Ut tho usa..u
Lodau Ut Ol.l.FelluWs commenced today with
the luEgrst attendance eyer known. Tho report
of Granl.Alaster Cox shoas dtapenaatlons
grnt,tsd to seven new ludges since tho last Cou-
1nuntealtot. Nov luagcs hayu BEEN instituted
lw charter at tloadlus.d, Newton County; Al
Elcrs. Pike County u,d New Goshen, Vxo
County, The tirand Hecretury's report shows
tlul there wcre be9 ellcrltyc lodges. nct i'll
crcusc u eight, with u ,s3 lHe1lbrrs, tlerrcase
, 1879-05-22
vArrERsoN ON 11ENpnIcks.

LvH}af9He 1HHT1fF'vH4rNal f3lshl.l, IIN!I.
hfr. ThoMaa l.. Hendricks, o3 Iuaiaua, Ia In o
conspiracy to ae!cat the notnluut[on al tue Od
T'cktt. Afr. john Kc'ly, ot New Yurk, il hts
hacker. The two ars engagcd IN MI Intrigue to
losa Now York u the Democrats thls fal'. 80
much will account for our New York speciul. 1t
IL uv Gud Ut Hendricks. ile IL u foul Va we'll
-: Slsc4.l IL Ephtt4r. 1auraut
EKw fOAk, May nU.-Ihu combination be-
tween thr Republicans a,L anti-faulmany by
%hieA l1st inIl'a election was casriea against
, 1879-05-22
The WEATHER..

OrP1cR OF THE CnIEP sl0sAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D, G., May a2-1 a. in.-1udlca-
tious: For tho OHIO Valley auil Iennessue
higher pressure, north to east wlt,tls, geaerally
cooler, clcar Or purity cloudy weather, antl pus-
siblY In the Inter local rains.
Fur tic Upper Lake region. Upper st!sats-
sippl unl LoWur Missouri Valleys, rising 10
stationary, followed by falling barnmetcr,
eaatctly to sonthcrly winds, except uorthoyY
for time IN the 1rst section, ai1 warmer, clear
Or partly cloudy weather, followed iu tho last
district by local rains.
For tho Lower lnkt REGION, generally higher
PRESSURE diullntahnE n0rtherly Winds becUlnil,
yarlublu IND cooler, followed by warmer ui,d
generally clear weather.
LouAk DHaEkYATfoHB.
uitscA0o, May u,
, 1879-05-22
1}UFTALD.

BUFFALO, May aI.-Vcsscis scarrc. Coal
rates to Chicago Anl Milwaukee rule firm at 10
cents. A number Of bouts leaving port this
week hare Eoae to Marquette to load With irou
Gre.
Cearcd-rrops 1nlia, mdse. Duluth: Portage.
lulse, Wctnsore: Fountain Aty, ,naso Chicago;
sebrs +. L. Coync, brunette, N. uasduoe.
Ilnlnrr, Michigan, Chtcatn; Thco Vogrs, alk)
tons mlso; FLA. Granger, Milwaukee; Sea Gull,
350 tons eoal, Toledo.
, 1879-05-22
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

GLASGOW, MAY al,--ArrlVed., UoYoNta, from
New York; steamer City of Now Yurk, iso,n
slducy, yIa Honolulu, etc., bringing tho British
malls.
Nav Yonx, May at.-Arrt.cd, steamships
Atnerlque, frunl 1ipysc; State Of VirVtM!u, from
Qtufguw; hlIesiu. IRON, llaHlburE.
LohnoA, siuy 3l.--Arnyel, Steamship Queen,
fruul New fuFk.
, 1879-05-22

KEoKuK, H., May 21.-samuel Younkcs. q
member Of the dry-goods firm Of Younker
Brothers, anil one Of tho leading 1ssaelltssh
citizens Of this city, died aualenly this morn.
Ing, after very short Illness. The firm has
been engaged In tuainess here for the past
twcutY.slx years.
, 1879-05-22
NAVIGATION NOTES.


The Directors ol tho LumbeT-V Vea1u Owners
Association nct Friday AFTERNOON to cotu.dvr
lrclghtratcs.
Tho scl!r Live Oak was chartered yesterday to
fetch dry lumber from Muskeeon ~ Chicago VI
s1.l2H pcr !, ,000 It.
Ihr krLr Mcrn,ail liea been sunk In thu Murth
brunch, nrar ]ia!stc1 street, ~ TINT thu tug
Shields WIS unubiu ~ n1Ss tllat way ycsteruny.
lIlc arrivals luf tllc tWeuly-tour liuurs Guiding
, 1879-05-22
DETROIT EXcuRslQNIsIs.

GHASp RAPIDS, Mtch., May ol.-The Munio-
ipal c1cursionists OF Detroit. between forty mud
iifty r'esnhcss, consisting OF Aldermen, city
officers, and heads Of departments, arrived here
this evening. on their way to Milwaukee aul
Chicago. md were most courteouely greeted
informally during thes five hours stay. After
Il drive about the city, an Inspection OF the Fire
Department, military. Water-Wurks. anil othrr
institutions, they were riyea banquet at
Sweets Hotel, ut which 159 sat down. They
were most welcome guests.
, 1879-05-22

Sptctnl NifnaIcA 70 7hs Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Wls,, May ai.-Vesssls were In
.!es,aIl to-day nj a9lc OIL wheat 10 Buffalo, Eu-
gugements: To HuiFalo-schr +. t. l.olglltnn
2t.0W bu wlcnt at n9{c; steaMbarga q. J. Kur.
shaw, ~ ,010 bu wheAt at u, ant balance cargo
oats Ut &c; prom Hcotia, 5000 bu what at Bc,
and 2, ,O.O bu Ett on Through rate 10 New York.
, 1879-05-22

d1fctai HtsuafcA 10 7ns 7s1buae.
MILWAUKEE, May 2l.-f.ato ta afternoon
tllu s.caEu.tarse Na!lantiao md consoFt a. u.
Moore were chartered for $1,000 bushels Vt
wheat to llulTslu at eS{r. ARRIVED, srhss Wells
Gurt, ]. haFtun Scott, uhd Hattie Jolustoll.
, 1879-05-22

A. correspondent In Wa'tcIboruugh, s. G.,
describing tile rccent cyelone there, cited. US 4
reuRrknblo oGcurrelltu, that ~ sheep wps
found lying III thu rual with every Darlac!e Of
wool taken ttuln It III rleaaIy ~ razuf could
i3uyu douo lt.n
, 1879-05-22

Eptcidl pispatch 10 Ths 1ftbane
poRr CoLDonNR, Out, alay ai.-Lake Mica,-
tgan Feport-i'sssed iown-Selrs n, 4. Muir,
Chicago to Kingston. corn; 81. Fillmore, Chica-
70 tu king4ton, rorn,
lJt-Htiti,tnk
, 1879-05-22

ROCHESTER,, Mimi, May 2l.-1s. Kuhintopp
lost Ills farmhouse this morning by fire cau9ht
from chimney. Loss Sl,5O0. Insured in the
American, Of Chicago, for $3.50.
, 1879-05-22

NEW LONDON, Conn.,, May 2l.-Tlle round
tiuusc OF the New London IL Northern RsIlroad
nt,l four engines were burned this morning; loss
covered by 8.H 900 Insurance.
, 1879-05-22

NEW ORLEANS, L.. siay al.---rhe business
purt OF the Town Of Washington, La.. is burned.
Loss estimated at $75,00l.