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, 1880-04-16

He Is Interviewed by n French Core.
Observation-Disclosures Details OF IAis
Liie-illH imprisonment III france.
Tho London correspondent OF tho Paris
Vo'futrc sends the particulars Of conversa-
tlon ]la hns had with tho now celebrated
Hartmann, md we extract the following pas
saecs:
Kouorter-What Is your real namo? Can
you give me my Biographical details?
Iiartmann-Aly mime Is Loltf N4cwls)
Hartmann. was born In 1850 ut Archnngcl,
and slall bo % III a few days. Ny father was
II German traslesmais. a,ld died when was
Is. NH the youngest Of five brothers, and
was educated Mt n Government school.
Tle death Of my fathor left lis III great
poverty: Ny brothers nlNl myself. sought
elples uf commerce. In my tnthcrs shop. |
went Into 4 lnent1rapers establishment nt
st. retershurg:. then w4S offered q place ut
Kossotf III tilo offices OF tho municipality. |
Ing political sDeccll. ! change.t MY 1!Hsno
t,llil obtained employment rs collecting clerk
III 4 bank. Ilio lMpcfial police prosecuted
me, md fletI tu TaganrnE, wher', n''sler = z
school. l sCnrcely enrned enough 10 1.-Two on.
However, lrenni.nrel this prccnrIulls DOsl-
t!on In 1915 Or ls7l1 to become MI agent Of tlio
Russian emancipation prul!agnsnllsIn. WIS
AlE1tGA 00t GlNl tllbEot OAk hlNV3 0 4AhA0 "S
iieportcr-,vhnt did you do from 1876 to
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prevents NC, from
iicial l'usitious Iii 1sassla under assumed
Questioned relative 10 tho Moscow attempt,
liartMann fat..sct ' to gtvH a!!y !l'tGr,na!i9l,'
iAn,lt Ut tlle Ccntrtt Nctgs.
Nrporter-And naturally you aro afrntd of
ilnrtmunn--No; wc haye all determined to
why ii C0rstnntinopleaa
Ilarlmallll-No; By the direct route, By
Ksportor-Whcro did you aliehtq
tn0k a. lodging In the FauhourE. saint
Ilonor$, In tho court salnt.phll1ppc'tlU-
ls9uie.
r,!'y Nyyportor-Scro yo" astonis'e4 ut so"rar'
iinrlmann-A lsussIau Socialist hasa right
not to ,o enslly astoLfshca.
Roporter-WLlo werN you with when the
police took yo1y " Tue Champs E!ssssssx
strangurs to o,lr cal,se, aIId With whom lnu
made ambulance mt long before Ill l'ar!a.
W. wern EonE to to 10 hSs,'n t,ssn o,c.kpow
TINT pot' Wcr. i, asss " 'aSs1
iiarltnannNi WIS denounced to rrlnce
OrIoll by d Polish jaw. lind been forty days
III VarEs Wlletl | wis arrested.
NepOrter-Nut how was your address dis
r4vcre,l"
w.rp evidently niueii BY those OF pnrIs.
{nporter-ls tic Kusstnll police aAtuit?
MISUNDERSTANDING two .ycars 1t has made
inlllelso progress. Professors from tho
i'i6tri, ilaye bccll introduced into St. Peters
burg, aud the pupils ase now worthy of their
nsilhteFs. So
Neportcr.Ilow were yon treateA ut tho
Prefecture OF Police?
llurtia,.llil Very well. haa Nh ordinary
, 1880-04-16
MINOR N(ISIIApS.

Wednesday afternoon. rs tuR WAS cndoavor-
ing tn ewing tho schooner Akylask into ono of
tho Burlington Slips, 20 Us IL rci.ch tho Mutt 81
oyntor, tho stern lIMo OF tho vessel parted and
sho forged nheud 80 IS to bring her jibboom 1t,
contnut With tho aldo Of tho "house." Tho
Stating WIS r1ked OH for Il distance OF twenty
feet, Anu tho jlbb0ofn sprt1nR.
Thu schooner Jnsnos Norris owned at Ht.
Catharltles, Is rnported watcrloggud ut So1us
Hwy, Lake 0ntarln.
At Milwaukee "Wednesday evening, tho tuE
Dgk Davis encountered u sllnkun plo whato
pAsAing through tho t.rnw Of Mcnonlico bridge,
stove holo In hor bottom, ,alld aftcrwlrl sunk
IN the KEeeland Slip. 20 thnt only half Of hor
iH being raiscd With scows and tilubpr puruhasos
, 1880-04-16


". II. Wolf mado flying trip between Mil.
wn,kec md Chicago yesterday.
Tho schooner D, A. Vnu Valkcnburg arrived
from Milwaukee yosterlay morning, and loodcd
with corn. -,
Ono hundred additional oai'scrs could find
employment horo und III Milwaukee Just now.
There Is perfect leluxe 0f work. .
Tho schooner Skylarle lay moorcd opposlt the
fte E nar ssa an @
During tho past winter The skyllrk received n
complete rcl,iild ut Miller Brns: shlnyurd at n
cost Ut Ss,0D. and now rates AZ. Sic hns new
ends, loW Ilankshrr, covnring.honrsl. stallcf1-
ions rnll deck beams md deck, now, cabin,
new stem. new standing rgRnR Of wire,
md considerable. now cnntns She Is loaded
knt,wn rs Gnssy Jack."
D.vld Dali has boen ut Grand Haven, supor-
Intending rppntrs upon tho scow JOHN bean, Jr.
Cnnt. John Mckay. Of tho propeller Mnnistco,
wns In tho city ycstertay on route to Duluth to
ut out tho propeller. J. !. Tiurl. .-,-
,na.ie Of tic transfes Of tho scow i. r. Wilson Il,
james Harper for sl,e0o. Tho vessel was sold
by $. +. Wilson md othort..
md lengthened fifteen fegt during tho rnst
winter. lil.s leoI, suld BY Mr. MorTMn, tho South
Pnrk Commissioner, to JaMes ClDwry, or this
tho cannl; Consideration unknown. In addition
to being lcngthonei, tho Wond hns received a
Thorough robulld, and ia now IN lrsc class sh0pe.
1hs y tr af th9 stcn nso "hn n
den is n now+ largo, md very i'ne crslft.
Tho southwcster OF "Wednesday Knvo place To
Il light wind from tho northwest, with decidedly
to aoutlieast Incurred, and toward nIRhttnll the
wind bnckcd to Gust. There was q much botter
etngo of water thnu usual In tho river all day.
, 1880-04-16

bly,, nttl ChN1al0nHkoOn renewed his pledge,
Xf sy 1Hsf tsak s sosFS IL @ 5
!ngtGn went back TO his palacc. having ga|nel
cofls'!l Knox returned l1ithor IL Anrll, 1s75'.
aytng lccf1 promosed to the Tank q rotl
q the, First King continued. The Second
King. however, aiMl himself remained very
friendly, which was i,ew grievance to tile
I!nyal intl, and TIC relations between tna
plrasant., As chntasongkoon, very sooi, b.:
!lie ex-l'cgc1t, Knnx Eaitie,l such ll,t'1cnce
lnt s wns toeM,ty tston ss the Frss
sought by many prominent iobles. among
them, fra 1'rcccal. Acting Governor bf
rncl!lM nnd SnpcrtI!tGItle1't ot tho doscrh-
inTnt t'nl.l Ming Mt kabi,,.,
KNOX wcrs narr(cd here BY the native rites,
md immediately quilted tic Capital for
pacl,lhI., When tho bridegroom returned, 4
lew weeks nftcrwnrtl, he was at o1!cc arrested
ChnlalonEk00II rnost deeply by espu,ssfnr Ills
cncnly's daughter. The excuse. however, for
liis Hrrcst wAs TINT he !inif wctltted Knox!
!!nMgter Without her fathers consent, AID
filthy tl,1nRroii. Thy Consul was very tnllg-
lIalt,-at,y fnther-ill-nw would ltnyD 6cep,-
especially p as ny has! reason 10 believe Tint
tle First King lintl 1Hen n!lcll influenced by
t'G HHu al+eti W. HE-
count. of his wenttl, and influence. lie dc
MED that the marriugc lla,i tAkcn place With
snn-i.laif, alltE nh ntN,!ugy from the Cavern
ilelat for flraRgtng his nalIle Into the proce.t-
ings and for rc!lccslng OIL his daughter. The
Government expressed rcgretat haylng given
mnwIttlng, rs It said, and withdrew nil acc,,.
satinns nRanst Pm preecal! Oh tho ground
Of marrying bliss knox. But 1t reso'uicly
declined to reltase him, ns tic had been
guilty. It asserted. of embczzlcncnt,, uppscs-
sinll, murder, and lIeayc!, kn1ws w1'at, not.
Tile Cu!ls'tl then perceived thnt 1'rn Pre-
cali WIS doomed unless he could extract Him
llayetl lie usual card oi Dritish o,licer. liz
threatened to order up the national gun
boats and bOmbard Ballekok. ChAlalong-
koon, contrary to All expectation, refused to
private pr Interview: dccIarctl in t,e Royai
, 1880-04-16
BUFFALO.

8ptc3at DItpotch TO The Chicago Tribune.
BUFFALO, N, Y..April t6.-Arriyals-S -Sohoonors
Flying Mist, Ghiden Wost, Thos II. Rowland, St.
Lawrence, Harvey Disscl, F. A. Geor8er, Homer,
Col. Ellsworth, Champion, Pensaukco, Nelson,
John burt, Burt, bhrgo J. II. Nuttcr, grain. CHI
ca9o; schooner Anna p. Given, Harvest Queen,
Chlir'es liinckley, grain. Toledo.
Cleurnnces-BchoonerH Ellen Epty, James
Couch. oonl, ThQmas Howland, CliNtnpion, Al
icgMny, Noyafll, Exile, u. u. romeroy,. iItgglo
md 10ne3. Chtongo; achooncrs NtAgarn, 81. Law-
rcnce, EacnnnbR: suhnOners liInle, Harvest
Queen. Toledo; schooner llnmer, Detroit, Mill
waukGo: schoonors F. J. King, ChRries lftnek-
Icy. There was Il lnrge Arrlvnl nf luMbcr-lnlcn
no charters reported tO-dAy.
, 1880-04-16

Tho water In tho st. Lawrence ia lower than
usunl this year,
Tho schooner Eurokn made the run from Os-
wego to Kingston In sovon hours md nifty min
utcs.
In tho recent gallo and snow.s storm on Lnko
Huron tlve fishing bonts belonging to GOderich
wore caught nnt and mnnngclto to rcIch tho ahorO
near bayfield,. Nearly NIL tho boats were batly
used up.
Tho firm OF Calvin {; Brock. at Kingston, hns
been dissolved. Calvin & Son continue tho bus-
ncas. ...
mi! converted into AZ american Tow hargo. She
will n ru3 @ f,9M nay Ct to Like Srio pnrts
w%s 81 tos nSsnnf n s Co. 1s NsP1so fop sSs
Her ovrguo ot ryo was Insured fnr fo,o0O.
S sS 9swfES s xc IySns %sas ct It s Gsss h.
yeass sKent of + ths isSe llshsen @ f LIKE ill., III.
pe!cd e aSehs ot tGo I"ko sapuror I t Iransit
Enlnpnny lii pinco OF John uortlon: and::Mr. J0hn
fy rs ss5f r. s Ss|T RfsEs's &
that linu. Mr. 4. afoorc IL to lo agont for tho
Northwest transportation Company, In r!uco Of
Tho bli,Ss oi tho Eric Canal were foupt, to be
ha.l!y 'lam,!gc' !" soscrHl plaoos by the burrow-
Capt. ". III. Llttleton purchased tho tug Pa
st''Sof 81 IS naitalo PARTIES for 60tweon ssoo md
AA0 QHl bkLH-WICCl hlEHtnc! cplCCF u UGlMH
converted !nto Il tow. bnrKo nt Port I1urnn. At
tho same ptAco tho bGrKo Anglt,- Suton Ia got
ting u new spnr, She ia il Canndinn barge. but
tho necessary formHIiiics OF Inv to allow hcr
trading tn. American waters Will be gono
through With.
Tho sooW ). E. Curtis, built at Fort GrMttot tho
past winter, is receiving spars ut Port Huron:
AN Enst saulnnw CORRESPONDENT writes: ''The
tonnage OF tho now bArKn Commodore, lniltlchc
hcro few tlnyA ago, IL ~ 10 100 tons. THO row
hnrge A. W. Wright vii! be launched III Il few
Days. lIof Dimensions nrD Us follows: Length,
IL foot; braldth 81 t. 10 feoti and depth II fet,
Tho row tnE being built ut tho Lay CITY, dry
dock Tor 1}r!tlxos, kMnwn Us Capt. nrlges' now
tug will 10 lul1nchn Saturday Attortoun OF this
wo1k. It ts mt yet known whnt hor nnn1o Will
DO. Bhu Is Is feet 1o.,E. 10 feet imchcs beam,
fcot 9 ittuhcs depth ut hold, mud ia 70 Ions mud
ua-l8D HlullAurcnlcnt,"
Tho aohoonor Feitowo,aft lost her ruddor,
sIGrE- roat. anI Ilbbnn,n whtl0 rshnro on I.Ako
Eric; tho schooner Emery tier tWn Anchore.
Tho tug Sweepstakes succG1ded In FclUnstn8
tho suhn{lnGF j. q. MnEtgn on TueadAy morning,
THO schooner wis nnt leaking, and will proceed
to Chscn9n under snll.
Tho DGtrn!t FIRE I'rrna says: "Iho tug Young
America was working ut tho Schooner Col.
liAthhway, tlshorp on tho CAnaln slu0 nj tho st.
Ciair River, nour AlgnnaC. yesterday, when tho
propeller llfawathn brought customs Ui1ielal
FROM 6ArnlA, who setkcll tho Young AInurle!l.
shn was tAken 10 LAiMbtof. uul witch put oa
h0r."
, 1880-04-16

spteias Dtspdteh to Tho Chicago Tttbana
TOLEDO, O., April l5.-Arrlyed-From Bay
City, With lumhor, propcllers St. Cla!r and sat!na,
bargcs A1nx aud Gardner.
Clonrcd-For Saginaw. propoltors st. Clair and
salina, bargcs Ajax. Gardner, and katio Brnln-
ard.
Vessel froiahts frmer; wheat asi oents to Duf-,
falo and eiii to Erie.
The burKe Gardner and schooner Corsfcan nrn
former was tlamagul In hor recent trip from
Dny City.
The now and worry fsne tug built Mt Edwnrila'
yards for CApt. ltobert8On WIS successfully
launohcd to-dhy. 1t Is thought sho will 10 fast
nnd BerytCenblo.
, 1880-04-16

Special uispdteh to 1ht Chicago 4f1oun&
CnEnoYGAN. hIlch., April 15.-Tho schooner
Annie vaught lost her big anchor III the harbor
hero, and lost her snlnll anchor at Me0ulrns
Point In heavy sIual' last night. md is now at
Duncan CITY. Sho loft tho schooner Warrington
in tho Same place ut anchor. The schooner
Gnugcs Is disabled In her stccrtrg. gcnr, and Ia
requiring hcrr. The schooner Donaldson tUws
dawn With the ting Moore. The tug Oswcgo
passed down to-day. with tho BaIlcy ~ tow. Tho
chi City. Tho propeller Colorado pusscd down
to-lny Tho schooner Iusspll Is hero In distress,
and will tow down., 4 largo tleot passed down
to-day. Wind west, fresh, md clear.
, 1880-04-16
ather cloar; wind north, fresh.
STURGEON BAY.

SPECIAL bIspatth 70 Tia CAftdoo 7TlbuNE,
STURGEON naY. Wis, April l6.-Tho tug Till
son, of this placc. IL Mt work an tho sunken
scow /. II. Hill, at tho claybanks. Tho tug will
plnccd u dry.dook. Tho Tlllson will bo sup
piled with n now whpc ut tho snmU piuce.
The achouner Adrnt!o run into tito cnnnl for
shelter during tho heavy hlow ut last evening,
Tho schooner c. liibbastl, lonticd, loft FOR Ghl-
ouKu this morning by way 1T tho Door.
Wind cast, light; Wrathor cloudy utd cool.
, 1880-04-16
NIACKINAC CITY.

Special Dtspatth 10 TIE Chicago Tribune,
MAoKrNAuC CRY, Mioh., april 15.-Tho schooner
Hattie Johnston, that was ASHORE on Goose Isl
Antl Shoal, has g,uo to pieces.
Tho sohuonor Cnpo Horn. conl latlcn, IN nshoro
md full Of water ut Point st. IgnRco.
Tho schooner 1ssnnln 4. 4.Coyno foulrd with tho
schooner Grotyn last night, and cnrrlctl nwI.y
m9 nsd aGss " fa oy 5owsnst F en- nnoom sa9 y lying
Upwards Ut forty vcssels passed through the
Str1its tn.dny.
Weather cloar; wind north, fresh,
, 1880-04-16
FIVE TUGS MOVED HER.

Early yesterday morning tho tugs Van sohatcl,
Constitution, lIaekloy, aud Ward mado aM In
ctcctuAi effort u may0 the schooner Ncllio
Redlngton to tho North Blo gas docks from tho
mouth uf the Oylon Canal, whoro she had
grounded. Later tho water r,sc, md then, with
tho usslstnnee Of tho AMnlo l.. Smith ns u flfth
tug, tho vessel WIS dragged through tho mud 10
tntUriiEs ncar tho i. II. Fostor Ut tho Rus dock,
Tho pull wna heavy. unu, tho vessel dragging
steering apparatus was somewhat darnagcd by
tho Autlon 1T the r|lter whe1l It touched hard
Jumps on tho bottom.
, 1880-04-16
DULUTH.

- Special Ustpatth to 1he CAttaVo ItibunA
81. PAUL, MIMI, April l6-A special Ia tho
Pioneer Press from Duluth says: A westerly
wind hos swept all tho leo out Of the harbor aud
thorc la clear wator Us fnr ~ tho cyo can roach.
ThIs Is unusual at this carly scason, but 1t
is not 70 bo Regarded as ~ nhsolHtc orenlng Of
q northoust wind may pile NIL Nr on tho hnrbur
,lliy tay. No steamer tral!!o eau 10 loUked Tor
, 1880-04-16

Epteta1 D1pateh to 1ns Chicago Tftbnhs.
Poar LAMproa, Ont, Aprlll5.-Dcputy Col.
lcotor John King, OF this place, chartered the
dtcameF Illawatha this morptng. and went to
tho shore Of Wulpolo leland, whoro ho found tho
American tug. Young AtneEea enRuRc<l Ia
solzcd her aud tuwed hor hero to await tho
pleasure Of our Government
, 1880-04-16

uutorfons Corn Pearl, and ncnrly oppo~lt AtpNi
tho 1l,Ict-ltk,ktn9 hero Of the AilicIdal rscnpae
which created R!ich Il sensation In Fnris a few
ycnra Hfncc. H. nh!ynl ~ns accompanied by hIA
!ady-l!kn young. wife md for ottre in way Tho
hrhzGTi, fist fHtsl1H court eann vtshfy OHntIc.1
beneath tho concentrated gnxc nI the rystn1li-
erS, xho.o attcntion, waa sr'r asttxaotes by tho
, 1880-04-16

Epetta' DLpateA to Ths cAteaso Tribunt.
EscAHABA, Alch., April l5.-Arrlyosl-8choon-
crs Cooper, Acorn, pathtlncr. Parker, mad Hlch-
as<}s. Tho Truesdcll, Of tho Goodrich limo, and
Welcome. Of gsccn Buy, touched hero Oh ttno
to-day leo loft our hAs60r last night Fiayusto
paEboF oPnned Yesterday, Theto are no tugs
hero yot, but two axo expected to-m0rroW.
, 1880-04-16

apsetas DsapostA t. 7As Chicago Tribune,
nAY ClTr, Mich, April A-seyen tows ar
Flvod to-day. Some Of tho aoes lost hulwarks,
tlmbor" heads, cabins, otc,. wh!lo ut Bandbeach
during tho late storm. Tho steam barge Collin
berry, ea1t ladeq. With har8es Newco,ub aud
KinEi also the schooner Zach ChaQdlcs. lumber,
, 1880-04-16


Epfeta! Dttputeh TO Ths Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., April propeller
N,Ishua, Chicago, merchandise.
Ccarcd-rrupellcrs Avon and Montana, Chi.
cnRo, 1ncrchandtsn; CAn!stoo, Grcon Bay, NOR
ohaniiso; ul4o tho vessels reported Wind bound
last night.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nevada and Eelktrk, ooal,
Cleveland to Chicago, 10 cents.
, 1880-04-16

Special Dnpntea to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
nay UtrY, April 1h.-Tho aicani-DArHo 1T. Jo-
sc,,t,. will, bargcs Adirondack md ltncknway,
arrived Inst evening to lead with tumbcr frpm
angInaw for CbtenKs,: InG propeller !. rr!'geon
lust night.
, 1880-04-16

sptt.at Dtspateh 10 1As Ch'ta0a Tribune.
MARQUETTE. Mich, April 15-Thc bns and
harimr clear Of ico, but large fields OF broken
leo aro flnatlng In tho lake. Weather cold md
wIn,Jy. The bnrRe Annfn Smith and consort,
ioniii with wfoat for iIulfalo ready 10 lcayo ns
soon III thoy can pass tho sn'ilt.
, 1880-04-16

Special Htspaieh to 1hs Chftdso Tribune.
kIAN1srEE, Mich, April l6.-The schooner 2. @.
Sirnmous, entering tho harspr to.lay. struck a
dump scow and sunk inside tho piers. a fearful
gnlo hus boon blowing NIL tlny.
, 1880-04-16

Goose ls!Qnd roof, upon WHICH tho schooner
Hattie JohuBtoll struck and sunk whll0 upward
bound With cargo OF coal, is located dvo miles
southwest ot Goose Island, and about Afteou
mica northeast of MAeklnac. III an cGort4to
ronQh and work thrnllgh tho north pansaKe thu
Johnston was permitted to doyinto sui!lcl0ntlY
fron hor col,reo to bring thts shoal In line, aud
Ehp brQlGht lp,
, 1880-04-16
sr. JOSEPH,

Special Dllpateh to 1ns Chicago Tribune, Z
ST. JosEr,f, Mich. April l5.-Tho schooner
Christine Nilsson clcnrcd to-day for Escanabn,
10 load with irnn ore for ChicnY6.
, 1880-04-16
llETllOIT.

Hpsetal Dt.paleh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, April 1b.-rassed Up-Propel.
Ter Philadelphia and schnopers AMMO Sherwood,
NeWbVrsb, PAssaio and hArges, Mlwaukee,
, 1880-04-16

COLIINHWOOD.
RrAetot Y>fre64th Ia ThS Ehiedno Tfttti,t

8pfefol nftPaath 70 Tbs Chicago 1H6itNs.
Co1LlKnwoop, April 15-Tie strong ko,,th-
west wind of Inst night hna nBnln clcnreh tho
harbor Of leo. Tho steamer Cann.ln, of tho
Cn.lInswotnl Chicago 1.Inc will snii for ChicaEo
Tncs4lny, tho 10th inet. Tho schooner city OF
viii loud with lumber for ChlcagO, Wind west.
, 1880-04-16

Special Dtspatch TO The Chicago 1tfbuns,
E:scASAnA, Mich. April l5.-Arriycd-Pto
Baldwin, schooner Potter.
ClehrrI-Schounpr MneGngO+
, 1880-04-16
ERIE,


Special Ditpatth to IAs Chicago Tribune.
Erie, pa., April 5.-Arrfycd-rropcilcr Conc
stoyn, Chcngo, corn and 1our; schooner c. u.
ucnson, Toledo, wheat
, 1880-04-16
Cora Pearl,

The Monte Carlo correspondent OF tho London
lpnrsl wrltes: II was wltnoSS OF remarkable
Illustration of tho ttuny Of fute the other ovpn.
, 1880-04-16
EAST SAGINAW.

seetat Dt,patth to The Chttaoo Tribune.
EAar SAGINAW, April 15.-Charicrs. Propeller
Araxcs and hargc CuynhnEn, lumber, nay City
to buffalo, Mt ee6o; hargcs Atwnter md A. Il.
Andrews, lumbor. saEinnw 70 llnfralo, s2.15;
Clete1And. mt SI25
, 1880-04-16
dlns 1to lo ,,Ina ic' gSSd ota.nns' n1. ID oaS; ss
Continent, giSt tnlcA. aIGj, stuck. 2s.74l.


rrw wang Anri, 15-Hu.lnesh contnutk ffght with
pnckaso houto.. but Iobburs nrc tonR iatr trnao.
Cotton goods quiet, but thu bc't nates nfo Mea1nI
hnld by nHcns. rrInta very qnot n ufes hsmas' INV
nrtccs unc1,nngrfl Wnnlen FnnAa 1h!et gag MrIn. ,
rio ijHiitii rnys: "S0no lnrEn sncs n{ pfo"h col
tonb laioly hnyc bocn mnfla Tor o1ToTI
, 1880-04-16
COLOR DI.1NDNEsS.

tnkcs nrn nnw suhir,tca tn n rloiil exunlnntion
-. .ts ,.I,.s,a.s - r.. s,... ..,,,, AZ .,,l
aor cosol -pl'ii'ncss' ~" AMEta wv" WV s.u ,
1ect, cllppod from the liina!0 tflFf*s, Will
known rs color blindness wns recorded by tho
medical profession rs far back ~ lBs2, but 1t Is
only within the last fifteen or twenty ycars that
1t hns secured tho attention 1t dcsorvcs- a
lenrncd phyalclnn III England, In experimenting
upon this subject. folinl thnt one person In
cighteen Ia coinr- blind, md TINT many o. the
most serious c3,!ssos u, Ensltsn fii,roias q
~" s"nwnn"ya and nfhnr T3,t,roa,t fnnIs Ia
distlnEnlah between tho red ami green signals.
1Ie elasscs color-blindncss under thrcc beads:
Inability to SEQ any color but bnck and white, Or
light md shatoS; inability to ;5!sttlnsEu!si,
purple, grunge, and brown. Among Ills g6nerali
CONCLUSIONS he atntcs TINT tho prinury culnrs,
rcd, blue, and ycliDw, arc never fully cOnfondud
with onu n1otf,or, hut shndca Of these aro lai'lo
to bo' 80 Color-blln1ncss is II niuch less sorlols
defect In nrtilleln! than In daylight, which
prol,.bly arises fry,,n tho predomina,eo Of rcd
III nll nrtitlclnl lights Ono nf he applicants re-
fllsett q removal Uf liconso on account OF color
blindness bus hrcn 1nnstcr Of vessels on tho
lMkcs over thirty ycnrs, md his cuso seems a
hli4i ono; yet tho authorities nro deter,nned to
fuse liconsrs to ill partIcs who cannot produce
u doctors cnrt!flcuto stating thut they nro froo
from color-bllndncss.' -
cght crnIn;igus of Mnnjtnanss for pnta, f.
cn1,sca ut thu CNcnro OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Of thIa
mt,nf1cr hut One. johM IItiinDhrpy wns rrfccfed.
HWmnhrcy wns an oppllc0nt Tor +, ond-CiHss
iiccusu. iGrobio chr0,nntic sense was lie cause
mssIn,,"d For liz rnirntInn. ' '0e
''o'0 '~~ ~
, 1880-04-16
PETROLEUM.

Et1yEtAyr o., Arrii EfitotkuH-UnchnnEedt
standard whItc 10 tnht* 7Hc- ..--..
TIrtfsyttAE t'a., April 1h-Thd market oronod nt
3l'4c, utea, 73{ct invest, 5i3$c closing at 71tc'
bhtnr,ents, 1sHMt hrutmTo. AaIL ohnrtcfs' monet
hvntnao, lLGSl TfnnsautluHs, 4b,uu
, 1880-04-16

spet1a4 Dt,pattA to Tia Chicago Tribune.
MANtTowoc, Wis, April lb.-An attesnpt was
made to-day BY tho tug y. u. Coo. Of Milwaukee,
to rclnaso tho eohoouer Annie 4rhoslne, ashore
at A!4ska, but she wns found to bo total
wreck. s3he Will be stripped Of hnr rigging aud
abandoned. Her cuEgo of tics will 10 sAycl.
, 1880-04-16
RAILROAD TI1fE.TAnLE.'
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.

EXPLANATION oY t.EFKRENcs NAnxs.-f Batnndsy
3uAlly.
Chicnra d Norfhwrsfern HALLWAY.
For MaEn t;uds- looks, Tin0-TNbles, Sfeer,n8- Car
accommodations, apply at any Of the following
tctnt 4Illcct q thy CntnLn.ny: e Clnrk-et, gsnnd
corner Randolph and 4tata-sts), rni1er ti0usn,
cuinef Canal sud AAds0n-ttA. Ton Waat Sldo), and
A. tile dAuuN.
, 1880-04-16

aon Saturday night runs 10 Cnntralta ouly.
BON Hntur1!ay night to Gilman nn1y.
Con Saturday night r1ins to 1'corla only.
Chicago d Alton.
Union Depot, Wpst Httu. snrnar cn.!nt and ynn Hu
T,tfl-nt. near fan llAren-aL bridge. md Twenty
thir1.kt. Tckut Offices Mt pgtM,ts. q NButh CLARK,
sl, Grnnd l'ac!Hu lUleI, md PamGF House.
, 1880-04-16

trcd nlul condemned. The whole of hla
tAat uroperty-!ie was ploonh!y the richest
Crown; NJ III ils wlves mi! chllrcn Werc ,ao
slarcs; ho himself was deprived OF his ralsk
md barbaro,lsly logged. 1te would have
lecn, uxccutud. nr Imprisoned for llte, but
WIS grcatIy lanue.t Mt tho time for Interest,"
lux himself III bet,nlf Of the fNlIon officer.
elasen Ly tlae First King, but by tho Semi
garilng tlie fol,t,rr very favornbly. III truth,
IIulalongkoon hnsl long nurs@l IN an!mos.
its tpwaFd hl''l, !antl soon found 4 pretsxt for
SLOWING It. tlo pretended that, George
summoned him to audience. .Hut tho SECOND
King, knowing In what light he was held by
HIS nominal associate, and fearing t!lat lio
might bu sacrltlcesl, fed to The 1'rltlsll Con-
Royal na.lante. Knox was then absent from
hts post, hut Newman, IL friend OF George
Washlfh %as y charsek rss, knd a
aud they unanimously, decided TINT tho Sec:
oMl king, by tIsobctllence to the order Of
the First, and l,y putting himself under tlie
nr.,tect!tn Of Tho foretgn power, Ind for
that tho second crown should ctther DO aboI.
isl,e.l or bestowed upon 4 Woftl1er Prince.
ChulAl0ilgk00n Antl not tho l,arHe to do
this, conscious TINT tle Mujorlty Of Ills sub
lEEk4 MNA]4 Cnllo@All ~ h!4 '" t4IU Aluhs3t5k
tyranny. In his !fllenn lio sought counsel ot
the Vx-lsegcnt, WIN, being OH tho best. ut
terms with The british Consul, ns well rs
with George Washington. recommended lin
to wr!to To thB dlstsuAtrul Prince tn return,
King followed ths cnunsul; but tbs Second.
King WIS stlll skeptical, expressing his tlt-
ter.1natlon to reAuin at tho British Consa,l-
Governor af the stra!la Settlements. who
would, no doubt, larlnunixo Tho differences
between tf,e two lnonutclls. When tho Guy
cynor arrived lle adjusted the matter unllca~