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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-31

TOMBSTONE, Arizona, has I 200 Inhabitants
and 6l9 buildings, all but one Of which have
been built within a year.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-31

NEw ORLEANS Picayuns: A nan digging
clans hardly knows whether he is fishing or
engaged in agricultural pursuits. I'd.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-31

Or 100 patents issued from the Govern
ment Office in Washington SO never pay bac'
the amount of the fee to the owners.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-31

TIE authorities of Los Angeles are har-
rass,ng the Chinese peddlers in that city.
This they call "wrestling with the Chinese
problem"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-07-31

ty70 WEEK. ~ q day At home easily made. Costly
H/Z Outfit free Address True Co., Augusta, Maine
, 1880-03-17

namc<l A. y. rfpor and tho other Thomas Srcar.
The Piper ts ntMrly ready fnr iN,inEhIn4 Tho
Thomas Spear and lnrHa tug John Gregory nro
Intensscsl tn perform towing snryfce 't,ctWccn
gti,rgcnn 1iny, Mnnitnwac. and Chicngn. So.
Tho schooner t,,'Gy Graham Ia bnlnR lifted out
ty tnpt. jnlsn Tntlghnn. Sht. ts lnn1tnE with
ties nntl cctlnr posts, uni will lcavo f6r tshscnEn
IN u fDw days. Tho Grnhnn1 Wantertd In tho
cnrnl.
Tho schooner Amcrlra. owned hy the Sturgeon
my 1t,ultEr Company nnd fniHA by Cnpt. Frt.tl
I.ttrfni. 1he rcefrfv II tt.wttctk and n thorough
Overiln,liinR generally. Hhc Will cntry f,,nthnr
frtn this 1N1Int tn ChIcnHn during tho srason..
Chpt. Frrrts haA abandoned l1u tlnh Of rese1!lnE
the schooner Nnrth atny. wIlh stranded ut J.lt-
Tie HfurHtHpn Inst fill. n1f Mirrrnferrd tho vct-
Eet hs tho insnrnneR Gnnplnlt+, " hhs tHe1
fottttd uNIt examination TINT The. ressc's tnck
IL brr,kc, anl fhgt hcr hnttetn tni,crsy syrncrnl1y
urn pretty bully used up e}lu fs considered
Present Indications nrc that tho fav here will
10 nten atln,It tho 1st NJ April. The c.nn Is
nprl throughout ia entlro irnKt1l+ The icn IN
trec,i flny Is bully broken up, md rht sotth-
crty hrrrzc Is expected ~ drive this broken ice
III tho lowest c.tIs,nta thcro hnve bccn r,tt,,p.
hy tho t,vB companies enrlRMl III harvesting
here, filIy l30NO tons 0f IEs. a. =. Piper, NJ
Ltttn Sturgeon. twEfve miles fr,lrl thfa point,
hns put up no tons. III curry this fre 10 t;hi-
c,t9o md nu,.kct Wilt rrqt,lre at tho rnse or
fnlIrren vcReets pr week throughout tho riltir'
.cnsun IT navigation. estimating tho sMrrylnH
snpactty of tho vcRseEa employed nj ~ TONS
cnGh. The leo men calculate IN N.eurtnR yrs.
HelA Rt 41.I1 per net ton freight. Must or tt1btn
will eTi.eavor to charter by the trip. ht,worer:
In olftor words, thoy doatro to mako lump
chnttErN,
, 1880-03-17

At tho annual meeting of tho Bcamon's Union.
hold lust night, tic following officers wcre
elected: President, Richnrl Powors-unanl-
nn,,sly; Vicc-Prcstlcnt, ". T. Robinson; Sec
,ond ytco-1'resticnt. Charles Sitting; Recording
Special Dispatch Z: t.:::soe Tribune
MILWAUKEE, Wiz, Mnrch 11.--A meeting Of
tho Seniaon'R Union wis hGtd Tonight. and tho
following officers wcre elected: President,
Joseph Harness; First Vice-lrnsf!lcnt Adolph
Erown; Second Vice President, John Duhrman;
Sceretnry, Frnneis Martin.
spseia. DIpateh 70 Inr Chtedoo 7ttbrns.
Tnr.EDo, o., March 1d-Tho Toledo branch Of
ovoninx Tor tho scnson BY olccting tho following
officers: Prcsidont, john Prtcc, saEne ns laat
ycnr; Vtco-rrcs1dent, Ed StNnrt: Secretary. J.
o, Warm. Wnues were natlU e. per day. This
brunch Of tho Uulon numbers 276 members.
, 1880-03-17
THE CANAL CONVENTION.

8ptttds DGpafeA 10 1A4 Ehttafo 1F0uhs.
QrTAwA, ILL.,, March l4.-GFoat preparations
aro being made for the reception ot tho doto-
g,ltcs to tho Canal Convention On tho 18th Inst.
There IL no lack Of interest In the matter. aud
by reports from al towus Alonc the line Ut either
tic clltlnl or river large delegations aree1peetel
10 hu pruscnt. Tho lioyulnGnt is one sanctioned
and adopted by I'll Irrespective OF purity iipes
,,asy 10 seen by the list Ut dclcXates published
in tho several lcal papers. Tho interest maui.
tested in Chip4l4u, and Tho delegation naitlel
from thAt city, 9lyca great satisfaction to the
movers in tho project II, this vlriuity. Tho cliv
z0ns Of Ottawa sincerely hope ttat thdra may
b6 full attendance,
, 1880-03-17
BLAINE WITH THE BLIND.
A Clsapfer III the tB1iHtory of tho n1nint
Bc1lMsor-Sono OF His Experiences tg
lPAilAdolphtas

A Chapter In, the sI4iatory of tho NKnino
BcnMsor-somo OF His Experiences in
PAtladolphta.
PHILADELPHIA press.:
James g. Dnno hils hnl q chCckcrCd career.
Like tho average American youth, ho had tried
various fields, and, finding tho crop Inadequate
to tho toll of cultivation, hus abandoned ono
Rlter tho other, to find mt last h!s best returns
In political pastures. but when, in tho curly
days Of tho summer of lsoa, tho then young
chool-taachcr OF Tennessee, Mr. James G.
Blaine, arrived In Philadelphia to auawor M
Advertisement for u teachor in tho pennsyl-
.hna Institution for the Instruction OF tho
Hind, no ono dreamed TINT the rathor fresh,
awkward, and somewhat provincial looking
man who applied for tho berth waa to bo tho
coming n.nn from Maine, and possibly tho next
President Of tho United states- Ite Ind then
tho bold, aggressive, ooutoatlve qualities Tint
Today nro bis charnctertAt1cs, md, upon nntcr-
ing on hfs position ns instructor In tho tnstitu-
non nalno1, carly gavo evfdonoe 1f them. Not
that ho wnj obtrisivc or of!cnslvcly forward.
Chnpin, tho present ileld 6f tho institution yes
..ho discharged his duties with consc!cntious
positive man, having mn opinion which be w'la
tfady to support and argue npon& & on a!' occa.
81 IaEs 81 he did among tho 0t'sr' Of tho
,..p,a! ,"p,a ho especially distinguish himself while
worthy Of TIP trust rcposed ~ him, !lo was M
most @ mothotfiEal nan. 2 master of statss'es: IT,:
in love with h!s work horo. aud began 4 Journal
%u e. 9saSi oasi e eaoss as as It Is IT rs
scarch."
This Journal, written throughout In plain,
entirely freo from blots or ensures, and a!forls
eaMple evidence that the wr1tor wns thoroughly
, 1880-03-17

Tho Oswcgo Palladium gives tho names Of
gr,n-cnrrlcrs owned at TINT rort. which are
wiltorlnR on LukD Ontario, MS follows: james
Wade, Willie Keller, II. FItzhugh, Comuncho,
notvtn. George u. slonn. Sen Gull. GcrEltt
Smith. Knte Kelly. n. Il. nreok, rulaski, John
II. Noycs. John T. Mott, D. G. Fort, Lcnt1vlte,
Cnrtcz Dlnzng stnr, Guiding Star, George N.
Case Eloridil. Falmouth, Oliver Mitchell, John
Mngeo. o. N. Bonst. Sum Cook, IIobokcn, Rising
Star. Nnssnu. au.l II. J. Cummings.
\ lotter from Kingston. ,Cunada, March II,
Ing tho result Of n lettrr frtlrl tho ca1lnl athtnE
thnt inaied vessels will mt DO nbla to pass
acls hero nro lon!cli With leo for Luke Eric. and
will suffer Brcut fnss II tloy arc prevented frtn
Eetting 1t turwarl while tho weather ls cold.
whom Il lnto t,penlng Of tho cunnl would havo
boon such Il hardship to the vessel interest"
, 1880-03-17

HsNru1a, Tann.. March 1G--CoTToN-Qnlstt re-
,spts 7ul balcs shipments 800: Btock lDa7d6s sa1cs,
INTO .pfnncrs! nitd,il!nR, l?ho
1T, f,otys, Mo-. March Ia-CoTrOH-Dul and lowprt
Ndltnr i4c. law do. te, eacs I'D ba3as, receipts.
t}e; shtpnonts, sOj; stock, 75,4m.
Sxw OnIRASs, Ln., March E-CoTToN-1n fair de-
rsnd, nlldllnR ?1tc; low rn!idllnR l2.4c; Rodl
d,narr 1lI4ct not rncGlpts. IN bnlEs. Rtosa ANTI OK
softs tlrcnt irIsaln, il t1I Contn1H aS3i salos d.
sT stock. a2&.!77.
pSlGc; futures barely htektlys March, iAt2c3 Anra
pEc Atay. n?'c. !nne. lSisG; ju1ys iaa'et A,lgnst
Hi6o Decumber. Dc.
, 1880-03-17

,or1sYttry, 1fnrol i0-Cnrroy-Ht -Htahdy At 12s&c.
.r4nsrp-pu!l; axtsa. 9Lsoij,O0, do family, &5.dt9
4, ~ 4 No, !, ,&,.isah0o, fnncy. e.2s&stsM.
I1sIlr-Whcat tirm at &l.21 Corn nrmeFs Nh. I
-st,c t74@thc; do mixod, +76ef2hc. oats htcndys
=, rbite, sesoa, do mt1od 3szsc. ityo urn,crs
NHAi1INStendy NJ NJ sl7. 7.o01lshA '....
FFTovtsi0Na-1'oTk ,gniet A. aneh lard stnady!
sT ILL., ffX. clcnr, t.Nl pnet,u steatly. r,i0it
ttIs Nic, eenF rib, s}4ci c!ear INC. tiama-Bu9nF-
sWHisKY-flFm A. &10k
, 1880-03-17
THE CHICAGO rR1BUNE: WEDNESDAY, MARCH IT, 1880

tho pioneers In tho Catholic work NJ Wisconsin.
liz tntnrcsl tho ministry al,o1lt the samc time ~
ArchbIshop fIcn,tt. mn! Is t5 ycnrs ~ nnc. Tho
thnlaf tnany fnyo .telioycd TINT tho position
w h slys 70 n;ho sIallIrg omtdl "f ll'n:, nE
Him horc }}sbnl, Tfrsa Il n RrrtIr-
mar, Or more thnt ort!innry lrnrninY. and the
yjgur 1T hls faculties is unnfn!she'l by 0Ec.
, 1880-03-17

STURGEON BAY AATTElts.
spscla, Cos7espoads,te4 n Ihs Chicago Tribune
8runakoM nAr, March M-Tbroe new tugs
arc on tho stocka at this point One, to be named
the A. W. Lawrence, Il being built BY John
0se&ory, Of Chicago. She will unluestlonabiy
bo ono OF tho finest tugs on the lakea. Tho ma-
oh!nesy OF tho old tug helndear, owned BY tho
reshtigo Company, IL to By placed ~ her. Tho
others are belg built for q. q Spear by Thomas
Bpear, and will bo used for towing upon aud
about tho bay and take. One Of them ls to bo
, 1880-03-17

NEW YORK, Mnrch 1G.-Buaiucss wns checked to-
ta1 By the stormy wcnter but tho tome Of tho nhr-
let continues bunyaut and strotE Plain and coloEcd
eolton goods in Etendy domand and firm. Prints In
fals request EnRhars In nctive d1mnnd and scarce.
Ncrrnlnck WlIitu-cOrtGd pfGuoa nrU HtlSnntat Wno-
II gbpta In moderate uonnnd and n5M. Foreign
Gpode iaiElY nct!Ye.
, 1880-03-17

~The Toronto afaR 8ays: "There Is very
atrong foallng among ship-owners hero to have
tho tolls OH tho Welland Canal and tho Montrcn!
harhor dues very n,ntonaily reduced In orlcr to
nttract largur share Of the carrying trs.do by
WY Of tho St. Lawrunee, on route to tho Eu.
ropoan markets. II IL undorstood that dep,tta-
ton fron1 st. Catharinca will visit Ottawa ut IN
curly dry u lay this natter before the Govern:
mont, fhe 8hip-Dw1lar8 stato that they would
bo satisfied with 4 modification Of tae canal
TateB which prevailed In lSdi-'9s, md this point
viii 10 doubt 10 urged upon tho attention Of tho
3ftYarnmnuk.h
, 1880-03-17
PEORIA,

pton,A, H., March H. tinAty-corn actlvos high
,jred ;S1&2T7{c; mixed, 4SthHc. Oats tlrTs No,
,tito, Ss;si!<c. Hyc dull md nominal at 7d@7G}tc.
'ftiGEWlNkh-SteA1y at 1t.Ns
, 1880-03-17
4 Gubcrnntor1aI aecond Term.

10 Inc Editor OF 2hA LHleh99 3FtpHns.
srH,sor,Etn, ILL.,, Marc! 15.-rl'E TRIBUNE
will undoubtedly ho willing to correct an error
or two Into which tho r1lral press has fnlten
Ono or two anti-Cu'iom phpcts ,fa mnklnR an
argument against tho reelection of Gov. Cultom
by citing tho fact TINT tho pcnrle nj tho stnie
haye never reelected one Of its Governors. This
assertion II purity TRUE md partly f,stse In tho
Constitution of 1873 occurs the following:
"Art. III. :itc.1 The first Governor shall hbfd
1s.., art until anathor GOsernnr hhnll 10 elected
md qualified to office; null lorHrGr After the
G"vcrnnr R.,n huld hte nslIco fnr the terri, Of
rl,n.e,l and qilafiiicd: but ho shnll not be cll-
yenrs."
Tho samo Convention which made this prn-
hibtion provided for the repeated election ut
stnte Treasurer and Stnte rrister, twu OF the
must Important accounting and fiscal officers Of
Art. ~. he. !, 81 tho Constitution OF 1913
'sTho !srst election Of Governor shall TO hcll
on Iuea'sYy next 'f,er tho tlrst Monday m NJ, ~,
!4ssGG 5 iGersses !sG .0 ~ t esssa % r.
tiay. Sec. d THO uoxernnr shnil Mld bis olico
afMl qnntlll hut he siln!l not hc eligible to such
nIl!sc nnro tsn fur ,n Mny tern. 81 riEat ycM;s;
TrGnsur0r tn III, REFLECTED. 80
- Tho Constitution of 1e;o. however. chAnHca
tne t preceding emf tn1n !. 99 re fne GaGr% thG
Suite Treasurer to ono term. Therefore, tho
position assumed a4nirst Gnv. Cuiom is not u
Scass het;rccn tho CONSTITUTIONS Of sls md isis,
and Gov. 0Hlesly wns. twice teptetl. Though nI!
interrexn,1n .ceurrca. Dnt tho constitutional
asity q tso i!.s'mSentst, oecasioned tho fstlrc-
mcnt Of tho Executives. Xxx.
, 1880-03-17

nr1Rorr. March tA-FlMuR-nul1.
0RAIH-Whcat weak, extrn nominal, No, wh,tc,
n m for Mnreht tt4 April. $t.TH May. &tGai juno,
tseIjefs ii ft.271A; milling. No. !. nominal.
"WErx1rTs-WheAt. 17uM fMi.
fEipAESTH-Whuat4 II, ,0N bu.
, 1880-03-17
MARINE NEWS.
Stiffness OF Frejght-Rates-Ves.
sels Caught on On.
.. tario,
Movements OF Observation-Disclosures at Stur.
gcon Dny-1,uyfng Old ves-
sells.
News from This Port, and from Around
the Lakes.

GRAIN AND COARSE F1E10I1TS.
Thcre wAs aono demand for Rrntn vessels ne
milwaukee, yesterday. but shippers rcf,ise'l 10
rHy nyrr ak and onn-half cents on curn anu
seven cents 0n wtont bcuntlse of tho receipt nj
private tclcgraphic adyces tint vessels co.l'l be
Fccurcd here mt six mud onc-half CENTS for corn.
This led to inquiry on tho part nf Milwaukee
vessel agen,s, md considerable Ecs'11t!nH here.
Hut 4 thorough senrch resulted In flntling tho
Chicago carriers presenting mn tinhrnkrn front
In thcir determination to nccnpt nothing less
thnn govcn cents on corn and sovcn anu ono"
hnlf cents OIL whcnt. No charters for 9rain cur
Et)c* wCrG ntGttG hero ynstGrrlMy~
Ahvlccs from Luke Erie llre to thn eHcct TINT
tho Atcnts,- burge Inter- Oct.Hn nna barge ArRn-
Giovrs er,,a y !" esn ccns re n eff refse ,s on rss @
anRo einrtcr Is reprtc'i frsn C'nyoland nt . th,s
ran yz: The eennsr Wi,,'or F"t e,n! ,n ,r,s rr,u
Osfrrnt u ntit1 NJ ronts PER to frEht, VIII car
rlcrs l!olli!t,K nlf in tho aop IT securing =! rer
Frank pcrrw's vessels at tlnIrnio are all loa'ed
with coat for delivery nt Chsa9o n,' tho opening
nf navigation, hut tho freight rnte nyrreu uf'uh
hne not trtnaplret!. .-.-.....
Nj r'crt't ir'n,-nre charters are reported Tho
ssoc,a ,n tter cn,cr % T't ~ ~ r' a IT
s.I0 per grass toI. Mt south ChIcug,, whero p 0oo
tons w!lt bc re,,nircd. The asGrax. .lS;pta ; of \,
siact liz r "csseis Ill., % The shooncrs @ iottIs cosr,
Mfs aGIxnr md G. A. ks ngI fr 'ef s, ses
nh. throughout tho c,ltlre sc,tson Mt 1nr
Ec,ms ION. There, iso. tho amount ro''re.l VII
nnd Aficc u. Norris Wilt undertake. to deliver
= m TINS of orc ut Friiltport frs,,n :sHnisahG nt
Eth sr S1ss TT IL ayec S @ tos W. It Il koi@
MIch fr,nl Escnf,af'a Ut Gu cent? per Rt'ss ton.
Al, Important chnrt:r was ina.!e lSES ycatcr-
Id t0fk contrnct to deliver MAO cartls of wnMi
to Tho brick -yars.s on Mud Lake and the North
, 1880-03-17
STEAMER DIX SOLD.

Detroit gentlemen are reported TO have about
ooncludc! negotiations for tho purchase Of the
steamer John A. Dix, owned by II. Engclmann
and Capt David Cochras.o, Of Mau!stcc. It Ia
the intention Of the Purchasers To place tho Dlx
mnke daily trina. The steamur ID ono OF the
bost- appointed and fastGst crafts OF her size on
the fQkGA.
, 1880-03-17

xxr,sxAT1. D.. March th-f:0Tf0N-Quiet ~ IKE
e.Sn.rn-i,ull, family, *iHNekf11, fancy. sh1Sah1h
a..IN-Whcnt !. strong d aim Corn In fair dctnnnd
!. r. on.s qulot hut rnl nt a'c. Ryc 1niet ~ 10
Hst.ey Gutet but firm, oxttA Nos fall. 7bSslo
Ps A. ft11{. ffuik monis dull md nominal At
nn ny t1tHY u ii Hi0 nncnn 0ulot at ksnl H!2s &7s4H.
Hrn4TrEnH-1;1 1air ds91d, chnlre WestArn ReseEvo,
-sagtt q rbnico Centtnl Ohio. 22S23o.
tfIxsrEr Ull-HacAay at SIC.
, 1880-03-17

AY7wrnr, March lG.-l'ErnoLkust-1ss&s.
CLEVELAND, O., March 1h.-fETAOkKUM-Un-
ebansel; standard whlto, ITO toat, TIC.
ricTsAu,ta, H.. Mnrcl. 1d-rErEnkkuM-Quite
sstve: crude htoat!y at 4c for shipment at rarkcrs'
TifusviLIy, IA. March htH-rErnnLNHM-Afarke
tpened Mt ]ft; hRhast iG}tc; lowest. tUscs c0slnH
sc shpGlGntx, Qa:sn nvoriac 2:R0i chnstcfs, G,0ut
Average, II. .aQ: transactions, 2f4.Un
, 1880-03-17

When VIC consider that Fcllows' COMPOUND
SyrIp Ut ftylMrlnssitts supplies tho deficiency
VI tlit1,rNlthy hl,xa. r*tt,rt's thu nervous clt.-
mint, nn,l prtaliGt-s healthy nctI0r 10 the vnrf-
f,B t.r,snne and fDrGs.s NJ thu A1y necessary tn
sta,rd inl. WI. wontlrr 1T the i1nbeei1lty oscry-
Tt1cFn nSu4fttlt.
, 1880-03-17

Capt. Bartlett, Of tho propeller ekylafk, re-
ports twelve feet OF water over the bur at st.
Joseph narbor. vessois. In entoTing tho piers,
should keep the st. Charles Hotel and the har.
bpr iiKht III rpp9e Tho bar fs located ul1ut
ono. fourth Of mile outside OF tho plorx. 1t Ia
said to ba only thirty feet Wide.
, 1880-03-17
A Ce1tlc MYsterY Eolyed.


rThe following has boon sont for insertion In
Tho Erro F.nnr< in rrntv tn a worthtoss. w1tless.
md md stupid atte'npt to mako little Of tho hone,t
mon cnuso with Mossrs. parncll md Dillon
against tho Angle Norman landlords who plum
der their Tenants nn'l leave the people Of Anor-
lea to, to kcqr F tae'n n a!fvg. ..,n,,or ~
llshctl at Inverness, Scotland, and John Murdoch
ia tho et!itnr.
system is whit kis ir!shncn pa,ll,crizcs Scotch
mon, Nt1l Erushg8 u1nn1lnGss GIl patriotism cut
1'|SSsf ES!.?;ssi' ,sere have bean Thousand. Of
saotnn cleared F q er peepa M to aako room
y Faiirfh-rhat t,,ore nre hundreds Of thousands
Of acres Of tho best land north Of tho Grafnpfons
itan.s to to nuke @ room Tor tho sheep Of tio
atr,tngcr.
FtfM-Thnt on ono memorable occasion there
nf tieir natlv0 Coltio 0ecuplcrs is tho Mlnials
Of tho Into Countess ot Sutherland, md TINT tho
rao th1s ed 1T to and East Gsntr
tp1tnnta.
au2pSFs Of thSso eyetea e'9ss, so
in,,js of tho hnif. BREED niinns nii tho hanks II
tho s iYeE Il a 1sas hs st sf e Or "Go t
worthless lands on the Uast and west coasts Of
suthorlandshirc. ... :. ~, .,
ea!e M1Sae hS 81 tho aa IL
st,sh emnji lots orti Mt such heavy rs,,,ts That
lko thpr brethren in lrulant thoy would st4srvu,
n"t mor.,,y tf'is yuar. 6ut uny YEAR wcro It MT
1hnt thnr t,n njsewhrre tf car, tho money with
which tf; n,y tho.rct,t aud supplement- ther mis-
EiIi,SgEEhat besides having too little of this
ba.l Emui thnv hnyn in mnst casoa Ia submit Ia
h"vr ,; sf tinfr az cr;,na ~ dcsi rny,si t,,. 1nTIe.
~ rrnn, ~ tha nnnr ra"pin ~ rnn,, th'rr 4
enrr,,s @ mnrnI m iuinnno toiIo nv thn uyil intIu-
snnrfs,nnn'
'TtnihNThot evcry gcotcbman who hns tsnp
a rs r. ~. ,os,,n ~ ~ srtIrt ~ ~ th snlr ~
~ Wnn,nmo,Is s a,.l fnm"r,Ss aut t!ISn Mh11ir
III III. ~ thn h"rnja, nost in hIs sni wtti r,ss win
tritn,,ntinH NIL nrcuts ,xtl liz t,,l. n1,G viii
IT, III. ,yhcnv..r ha ri, ut h,,arnr. mauInst
, 1880-03-17
FROM CIIEnoYGAN.

Special Dtspafeh to The Chicago Trtbune.
CuEpoy0AN. Mich, March 1d.-Tho weather
has moderated aomo to-duy; mercury at zero
Inst night: stuntion Mt Straits eAnc; teams
crossing daily; wind wcst4 fresh.
, 1880-03-17
0lIITE A CHANGE,

Special p1paftA 10 Tia Chlea0o IS7bUn<.
DEoAruIt, ILL.,, March 1G--Tbo City Council uf
Ueoatur, which WIS Prohibition Inst year, hns
drafted aud publshet! M ordinance regulating
will bo Issued April to not less than nfne ap!
plicants,
, 1880-03-17
COMPELLED TO RETURN.
RYsrf.i T3ftnoteh IN Thk Chjto1o Tribune,

DETROIT, Mich, hfnrch 1o.-Tho propeller
Milwaukee started for sarnia to-dny, to run In
connection with tho Grand Trunk & Wnhashs
hut, when mile and hulf nhoyU Windmill
Nnh four inches thick. and WIS compelled TO
return.
, 1880-03-17

,Inefe Ia q charm about an elegant set OF teeth,
fsstn& beauty TO tho face Hr0N1' CamphOgAted
aoa11eeola ap9 DentifEica has mover failed TO pro-
aaco this char1i. Is cent?,
, 1880-03-17
SUIT AGAINST A CITY,.

Special DtspaseA 10 TAs catesao 1FtasRs.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, March le-ln the Circuit
Court Of this county, the City Of Lafayette s TO-
duy lufendIug itself in u built for damages In the
sum Of $1,000, brought by Miss Georgia Ros0
During the coastln8 period lnst year South- street
hill WIS fayo1it resort pt tho young pcople VI
, 1880-03-17
ANIMAL sHEEP.SHEARIHG,

!5Jxetai Dtpateh tn The f:hIfdea Tribune.
Rtntx. H.. Mnreh ld.-rho :rcs'1''l nnnua!
thu Northern ttllnnis atertnu Sheep- lIrcc<icrs'
Aesoctntnp will ". held q, tho fHr. grounds III
rcctctt TINT fhnrc will be D lnrRc ATTENDANCE OF
woo.growrra frt,m NIL parts of the country.
, 1880-03-17
KANSAS CITY.

d kpfe!al Dtsratth 10 The Chicago TrtbuAa,
stxasa CTR, MRrch 1G-GNAtS-ThD Trts EnFffnt
,.no,ts Whcnt-l&oceipts lsiEs. hut shipments, 2l,-
n bu fovor Nh cash. Sill, march, silt, No. calt.
ra siass fe'. GnrrMLicec.rts. IT, att !,t nq sl:!g'
, 1880-03-17

DE1norT, bltch.. March 10.-A special to the
Ffse Prcas from Schewn!nR repurts the propeller
Fnxton, whic! left Ilny City for Enst Tnwns tnst
week, stuck In the leo twclvo miles west north
west Of GcbeWaI,lE.
, 1880-03-17
PORT JOTTING3.


The ltttle excursion propeller Chnr1nor has
been fitted up as tug, md will do towing on
tho canal Until the excursion season opens
ngnln.
Tho Vessol- Owners Towing Association tugs
will sport green hulls whltc ruils, and green up-
per works thiH season. 3.
Capt. Wilson passed through tho city yestcr-
dny,cn route to Milwaukee, from Council 1lllltfs.
Capt. Jerry C0lclnun Inns bcen nrnnfntcl t. the
command Of tho schDuncr ftctl, Whit, nud btilG.
Ho loft for Milwaukee lust evening to ta tho
Capt. Richardson hns ctsngcd tho services Of
MCssrs. Church e. It'll. wrcckcrs, to lAtten tho
Hilton, sunk III tho llttlc luke ut Mnnsiee. Tho
pnrty proceeded to milwaukee, lust uycillng. aud
will leave TINT port Tonight for Manisteo on tho
Ths 81, propeller q. ]. rr,,cstlell. Of tho Goodrich
Lihc, has taken hcr ptacc .0n tho west shofo
, jnimcs Callnwny. ;of Ashfnli.lla, has sold. his
Nobort nrowil Of Chcag,,', for $3.50. hi. brown
command % Of tic schooner iIontst John. lilo nr-
rived from Milwaukee, yesterday to lit tic ves-
Cupt. a. D. neel arTIved hero yesterday from
5augatuck to lit out tho scnw Granger for tho
SoatS fSe1 Een a chosso s'Ss d
i The csptatn of tho schooner char!es Lul!ng,
which arrived hero yesterday from Nanitowoc,
ica on tho inko. Tho 1i'!ug hal TO come in stays
and bout clear Of ono lnrE1 field.
Tho schoonor JuliA D.. Merrill hns been hearsf
from by her nwner. Sh0 caEne 10 anchor Oft
Mnn!t0woe md wns towcd Ins!do. Tho schooncrs
llelo!t, Hand, and Gladiator woro also thoro ut
Lust accounts.
The boiler OF the tug Z. r. Ferry give out
yealorelny while being tasted by tho Government
Inspectors.
Tho Enterprise Boiler Works arc building a
new h0ler for tho tug a. Aoahcr. Tho tug
Littlo Giant Is receiving new boiler from the
sumo works.
Alex QiLIson IL tho name OF tho Captain OF
tho schooner LtyB Oak, whoBo arrival WIS mcn-
toned III THE TRIBUNE yesterday.
, 1880-03-17

tyn1ANAro1Is. A!nrph 1a,-filA tN-Whaat steady;
Ia, = rcd. fl.aC4atf.2L Cnrn hrrn at 6M5H3tc.
tSts Iteas!y Ut B5H;afJ7c.
, 1880-03-17

NDrANApnLIS.

OswE1o, March 1h-GtA1N-Whent atenhy. Cor
psmInay uhc'lnngodi Westorn mixed, R36sc.
, 1880-03-17

MILWAUKEE, CUSTOMS COLLECTOR.
i. eP*>ta& Dtspafeh to ia CAteapo 1tabsaa.
r. HiLwAuKEE. Wis, March 16.-In May next tho
rrStsaaaehtwil appolut u SUCCESSOR to john Nazro,
SoaeeIor Of Customs at tha port Johu e. FL
~ Chlet Clork Of tho Assembly, will probably
tna place, many 0f tho State OcUfs, leg1sla1
At 1T and prutninent Republicans hero having TO-
4A{ sl9npd petition ii his behalf. )
, 1880-03-17
KANSAS IMMIGRATION,

AEAvsaWoRrsI. kaH, Masuh 11.-ImmtGEaton
'asa hansaa Ia larger thau ever beforo known,
IT, iS,a,m u mostly composed Of perSonA Of means to
, 1880-03-17

..rr1prt-Flons, AuD hris, whcnt. n. 900 hu, corn.
~ ~ Il, nnts Si1 bn; harley, A0lD hti. .
nagppSSrHTs-Flpur. ht1 br1tj wheat ,aD nj! earn.
~ w hnt onts, t.tb0 BIZ; ryc. I,0o bu.
, 1880-03-17

TUnl,ESTINE.
WlLMlS6roS, March 1B.-sriNrTs TunrENrTNE-
Esoady At &C.
, 1880-03-17
RAILROAD TIME.TAULE,
~.~~-a-~-~17
ARRIVAL And DEPARTURE or TRAFES, !.

34ttptdd- 'H1hdhy 4Xcoptad. lM0nuhJ att81tSos
9Dallys f
Chicnxn II Nov4hwestern hallway.
For Mapa. Gnde.1,oots. ritnc. c.mb1e-. nleepink-nnr
Recommendations. IMPLY at any Of Tho following
ticknt office. Of the Company: q Cask-st.. Grand
1neac fInsel H. Irnk'a E!ptsss nt1co en- nortlle.ss
corner Canal mad NAdl&on-tt4. Ton Welt 8!dal, add
, 1880-03-17

Pullman Intel t'ars run through betxpsn chi.
nj 1I:D n .
MI ptlirr road r1ns Pullman Or any other form ok
hnttl rAfH west Ut ChleNaO. ,
o-t,rtIt corner OF " ellis md KfnElo~zt4,
&--1eptl Garner Of canal and Ntn1e-1t4,
, 1880-03-17

Chicago, Nurslnktan - Quincy KattroadJ
Fur Maps t;n.sts- tonAs Tin,e-1abIes, sispune-tae
ACCOMMODATIONS n4f,ly at my 0f tho f1lgstnk
Ttcknl-t ,rea ut the company III rhicnRn: - Clark
IT.. Grand raclnr !i"te (lrtnks f:xrsess 0iEcc tn
northeast cDrn9t Ahfl1uh and f4ntn.3tA.. {usyt Gc
lna!ann.nv. urnnd Cent,n Jul,ol: cornrr Cam! and
fxtnBnshats Palmer }4ilsa, ptld eoEt1pF Canal md
Ma1!sOh.alA. lOh West kItlOl.