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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21

TINS grand Democratic mass meeting
held AZ P~it,sbuggh on Saturday, and
which was presided vel by one hun
drcd and twenty.siN Republican Hop
pers,' AMI addressed by reformed Re
publican speakers, all now Ter HAN
COCK, is typical of the tendency OF this
cAmnAlsn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21

Urea ObAar.r. "Mainc'S vote puts
the election Of WINFIELD SroTT HAN
o. G. and VILLAS Il. English beyond
pe~radyenturc. liner S no longer room
Tor doubts, no further excuse Tor fears,
II 1t has been 50 before, Indiana Is no
IOn,cr adebatahlc State
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21

LrrrlE JOuNNY DAVENPORT has re-
signed his Circui. Court clerSShip IN
New York, in order tina; he may devote
his powerful intellect wholly To the ar
rest 81 Democrats without process on
election jay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21

Il BELIEVE, Mr.. Speaker, that the
fame OF Jefferson is waning, and the
fame of Hamilton is waxing in the esti-
nation OF the American people, and
that We are gravitatingtowards a stronger
government. / am glad we drs.-Gdr-
frld in the House OF Representatives., Jan.
u. 1863.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21

TrE number OF hogs slaughtered and
sailed by Chicago packers since March
is 2.iOO. 600, against l,155,OOO Tor the
corresponding period in 1879 ami l,5Oo,-
600 in 1873.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21

VS. were quite well satisfied with the
moral effect Of the Democratic victory
in Maine. but the moral effect OF the
Republican steal wi, more than double
up on that.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21

FELLOWS Syrup of Hypophosphites,
by restoring strength to the nerves and
muscles Of the stomach, cures dyspepsia,
which is but the result Of loss Of nery-
Gus strength, followed by muscular re-
Taxation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21
IMMENSE SUCCESS! $4,000 in 80 days NJ
Agents Wanted to sell the official Lie OF
CEN HANCOCK.

Including the Life OF the Hon. WIN. II. ENG
LISH. This work is endorsed by Gen. Hancock
and the PARTY leaders. is low-priCel, imncnsly
popular. and selling like Hot Cakes The harvest
time is september and October. Outfits JOc. Act
quick and coin money. For the best terms, and
fun particulars, address BROS,
Atlanta. Ga. spl0)
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21

The word has BEEN sent 10 BLAINE to
20 slow on the contingent business,
But it's too late now. The country
taxes the will Tor the decd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21
Rl,irs Rnfore The Election.

Senator Blaine telegraphed before the
election, ave will probably have 5000
majority, carry the Legislature, and
make clean sweep o: Congressman, re-
claiming the ones We lost in 1873
Hamlin Before the Election.
''Our majority will not be less than
5000, and / think it will % several
thousand more. We will carry every
Congressman
FRYE Before the Election.
BATH, ME., SEPTEMBER l., 1880.
To the Philadelphia Pres:
The State will 20 1000 Republican.
In the First Congressional district we
will have 1900; in the Second, 800; in
the Third, 1000; in the Fourth, 1000
and in the Fifth, 500 W. F. FEYE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21

The L'sljTopr,r bemOans the iact that
"a greater numb. oi ~speaS,rs cannot
De- put in the field" aUj that "the Re-
publicaus ct West Virginia are forced to
depend largely on the lew men among
themselves who have been accustomed
10 take part in the public discussions OF
their PRINCIPLES" There IS nothing
strange about that. The National Com
mittee don't expect anything from you.
They won't waste ammunition on YOU.
Your clmpli.n is ~ Tat rs a pancake.
You are virtually wiped out now. The
Maine S;ca, has deprived YOU OF what
little responsibility YOU were supposed
20 possess. And We will Scour out the
last grease spot that is left of you, in
October.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21
COL WILSON'S APPOINTMENTS

COL WILSON'S APPOINTMENTS
Col. Ben. WILSON will address the
people at the following times and places
New Cumberland, TUESDAY, Septem-
Ler p, at > o'clock, p. ".
Holidays Cove, Wednesday, Septem-
Der 22, at , o'clock, p. NJ.
Bethany. Thursday, September -, at
. O'Clock, Pm.
Wellsburg, Thursday evening, Sep
,ember %, at $50 O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21
DIED.

ZANE-On Monday, September 10, 1850, CARD
LINE v, wife Of James W. Zane, In the Sth year
OF her age.
Funeral notice tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21

IT is likely that Faye viii be the only
Republican from Maine in the next
House. The counting out process will
then come under review.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21

GEN. PLAIsrED telegraphs National
Democratic headquarters that his una
jority is too large to be overcome by the
attempted frauds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-09-21
DFaOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

B-siga. Ta,siIB OaObeT TN.
Governor.
JACOB 2. JACkSOSi
Auditor of State.
JOSEPH ;. MILLER.
Treasurer Of State.
THOMAS OBRIES.
Attorney General.
Z. {. WATTS.
Judge OF the Court of Appeals.
THOMAS G GREEN.
,tste SUPERINTENDENT OF Free Schools.
BEENARD L. BUTCHER
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,

RICHMOND, VA.
REGULAR Session begins Oct. lst, and continues
nine months. intermediate Examination Oh
the Elementary Branches ut the close of first scs.
sion. Final Examination on tina Practical
Ranches at the end of second session. Eighteen
months Collegiate instruction. Daily oXamina'
tions and rotations. Only four lectures a day.
Ample opportunity for Clinical study and
Practical Anatomy. Fees for the Nine Months
Course, Sl25. For announcement or particulars,
address,. b McCaw, NJ. d., Dean, RiChmond.Na
-..r,rrr rr-nrr--, nn nnn H., On hnr.l Mnrn
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Ohio County Democratic Ticket.

Ohio COuaty Democratic Ticket.
E,srliOa, Tse,ty, Or;bsr lah.
Sheriff
CURTIS =. BROWN.
prosecuting Attorney.
LEWIS ;. JORDAN.
Assessor.
City District.
ROBERT II. PHILLIPS
Country District.
NOAH ZANE.
Juise OF County Court.
GEORGE z. BOYD.
House of Delegates
SAMUEL \. kEPSER.
FNtNE T.. McSELL.
CHARLES ". SEAERIGHT.
JOSEPH ". MORGAN.
, 1880-04-27
MARINE NEWS.
The Schooner Aliens Owner ReBpon.
sible for the steam-Pump
Lost.
Latest Concerning the Ida Keith
and M. E. PereW.
Il Vcsscl Strikes on Racine Reel;
but Gets on
Grain and Coarse Frcights Active and
Unchanged.
A QUESTION OF L1ADrL1TY

A QUESTION OF LIABILITY.
Mr. @. @. Markham, the wcli-knnwi, marlno
lawycr of Milwaukee, was in this city yesterday
for tho purpose Of settling n question Of tiMbll-
ity. 1t Is we'll known In marine circles that
when tho schooner Walter .. Allen foun'1cred
on Lake Michigan she carried down with hur
rotnry etoasn- R&mpof twelve or fourteen inches
cnlibrc, belonging to Messrs. Cantioad & Wheeler,
Of Manistce Upon this pump, which, with tho
boiler Ri.d os1ler accoutrcmcnts thorcto, wns
valued Mt si,ooo thorc was no insurance.
But Prior. to sen!Iing ,,,tthte the pump out
crs entered intn a wr!lton nRrcntlient
With tho g, Cartnin of the Allen, whereby tho
owners, nnd tho undcrwrlters. When sir.
Markham broachel tho subject nf rcn.uncr'.-
whn owned tlie Allen, hn quickly cxnresscl tho
opinion TINT no responsibility attached either to
himself nr tho underwriters, However, 1t men.
ton of tho existence nf thc contract. and pro-
cdgmcnt u liz binding effect. It shou!l bo I'M
tcrstool TINT tho n,astor 0f vessel has al,-
Charge until ho Is displaced by tho owner.
, 1880-04-27


,,,,,,. .,s.oouontty renctin9 and rccndlnR 19l4o
asr ,enswta pressuro 10 place snrnlics. loas-
!ns S"s'' OF arm,yt No, white .,, m"sea KS rs =
rflCe - ,ro,nd nm cnrin1rrtivc1y Ftfni1Rl
rcd, anu wv, "','''" ,,,sn,,,cG. though opening
n cIonR r!} @ !tn%ns n 'mHr,taeNf r. H. Anr
s,rr snrg. Mny nruons n tx!4 cnse % fht s'i fr.
Si. cos,i-TTaie to TAR asEseEasGt sIsf On
n,a Ilhnrn and utGrnt E!oHtHk sttt,n.
HHmiy: rixc WratHrsi Il.t.fsH4c.t t,,1ar ~ E"atc
,nsInr wcak No. 2thirnao qtintna .. 't unn1.
Tnnl limited md va!uch Qssotod essont'"' "''''
m%nI mEor"i x-..,v 6or1+ 4n
"rmSyta1nSa-.lr0E produces nnfn ireuy ysSinivH ~,
.a nlUtfH decidedly hRItGf nn itEts f,r
s esnF o s.so1xs ,g:s .s y = @ Jnr ew ~
H. ths ontfon limo. western EcsK "h" ~ III. .'' Mi
~ yJ11hna nj 1t atvnncn e. IN NJ tTnIs XIII fhli5
es; ens; "nr. tsss, o,,o, amy; f;n smsis of to1"t
na;snI1s. Bacon Inactive NM heNI 9 Ts WITH nt{t
nnr cIrny f5kC+ WcktGfn InrM ~ ~ H y
tenOn ind quDtn np ~ PtI W.. ". ~ =, VI ,,G tx rrnvr
erT In Tho GFtitlh no tM'5l Ma n7tN! iii
, 1880-04-27

afr. Dakcly, IIarbormnstcr at Port Credit. hns
thrown some additional light on tho loss Of tho
Canadinn canal schooner Northnan Flo wns
onu Of tho Inst to SEQ her ntluat, and anys shD
stood across from Port DalhnusLo, md was nhout
sevcn miles from tho Credit nt a. IN. SI,o thcn
stood out ngntn by the wind. md made two Or
three short stretches, and apparently slcarcd tho
Toronto point, when she bore Up un'lor fore and
tnatnsall until opposit Port Credit. Sho tlon
either took in NIL sntl or thny woro blown away,
mud she came UP in tho trough of tho SCH, rolling
heavily from Until n.,unt i n'ciock, when she
finally went down. The Toronto 4M0I states
thut Mr. Robertson. uwncr Of TIC vessel, 1lHa
Identified the wrockMRe TINT hls cur*o nahore rs
OF tha Capiatn was Frauk Catiotottn, woli
known ns MI nblo seaman, and populnr In nt tho
ports. Tho Mate was named tnrpeo. md with
ton,
, 1880-04-27

Tho schooner Arcnslal made the rim from Ra-
cine to Mnnfsteo and thence TO Chicago In two
and one-half days. The passage from Ashtabuln
to Chicago has Just been completed by tho
schooner FtectwEnB In four nnd onc-haf days
The schooner Oak Lcnf, during Il round trip be-
tween Chtcago and Dctalr, averaged nltlo mud
onc-huf milCs per hour whll0 under sail,
, 1880-04-27

HpFtEdI D1pdfeh % 3h1 Ehltd9o IFa51sNs,
CLEVELAND, O., April lae-Entercd-rEupellc
n. W. Nl1st; scbooners L. O. Butts, D. X. Christ
Sophia Mlnch, William MoGregor, David Stewart,
Pathfinder, all orc from Escanaba+
Builcd-prapelcr Jay Gould, Chicago, mer-
chnndisc; sohooness Southwest, b!arluette, coal;
Typo aud Cousnohe. Chicago, coal, Ham Cook,
6heboygau. coal
Charters-sohoonors D. EverleIah, coal, Dlack
River to Dotrolt, N cents, and lumber, Tawuwus
to Hack River, &9.25 per thousand; N. @. West,
coal, Cleveland to Port llls0A, ~ cents; John
jowott, Aarblehsad to Cleveland private tersus
Tho stcam;batgo p. ". Hust, which took = lou4
TO return to Cleveland, us sho druw otes -FOUR
teon feet aud couldn't get into the Ashta1ula
harbox,
, 1880-04-27
AROUND THE LAKES.

ANU ~ ~ LIE AlANES*
Tho Toronto schooner perstn nndo tho run
from Port Dalhousie to Kingston In twenty
hours.
Canhc1ls new stcan1. barge, the Henry Peters,
Is receiving tcr finishing cout OF paint Mt NIL
wauk1c. and Will make her maiden trip this
week.
Tho now bnrRo Iron State was lnunchcd at
are: LonRth, lDo feet; beam, a foot; depth Of
hold. 70 feet, with II space OF 3.i betwcon tho
ceiling and planking. She will hnye throo mnsts,
and IL expected to carry 200 tons.
Tho bnrgc lln Burton. Of lockwood, Mich,
has hnen purchased by the Lonsby Bros and
Johu r. Tucker. 0f ST. Clou,cns, for $500 cnsh.
Cnpt. HeShcrry, Of tho schooner West Wind,
Is sulng tho Cobnrg IIarbor Board for damages
snstnined BY his vessel Inst fnll The mtshnp
was caused Ey the neglect Of tho Board In not
barring tho usual Hight displayed.
Tho schooner lival. hafl!pg from Big sodus,
and nwned hatf by Cnpt. James 1Iollingt OF Putt
ncyvil!c. quarter b. Capt. John Sheffield, Of
sot'us Point, and quarter bv Mrs. Arntne iInll.
Ing, Of puItncyville, hns chanHe.i hands. Mrs,
follInK and Capt. sheffield selling thetr interest
to Capt. Andrew iIolllng. of rultncyvlle, for
$4,000. She will be commuudod BY Caspt. james
1IsIllng.
Tho corn which, wns thrown ovcrbonrd by tho
schooner Butts Inst fall has washed ashoru ncnr
Alpcnu. md teams are coming from all parts of
tho country to get loads As many as fourteen
wagon-'0ntls have been tnkcn awny in II dmy.
Tho corn, which was under water oil wiutcr, Is
said to DO not very badly damaged.
New regulations fur tho Sturgeon Day Cannl
provide thdt stcN.n-crlifs shall not proceed
fastcr thnn two miles per hour. This is 10
st'nrd ngninst the washing away Of tho banks Of
tho cnlal before the rovetment is completed.
Sir. L. Shickluna, tho wctl-known boatbuilder
Mt 81. Catl.urlues, Is seriously III.
While tnglgcd III towing a scow-load Of mcat
, 1880-04-27

Special ntspaeh 10 1hs Chteaqo Tttbuns.
STURGEON DAy. Wis.,, April e8.-Tho schooner
Con. Worth, loaded with cedAr ut Fish Creek,
sprung leak last Saturday OF EphralIn. on tho
Gust shore Of Grooti ARy. md tliled with wator.
She WIS tnwcd into Eagle IIasbor yesterday III u
watcsloggod condition by tho tug Loathau,,
where hor dock load Is being takon OH to-day.
The Lcathnm has Rono to Escanabn for stcam-
pump. bho will ba pumped ont and towed to
MMntowoo to be placed In dry-dock.
Piper, went to Little 8tHsgoon yestar.,ny ani
made m attetnpt to pull 01 the North Star,
bcaohed nt that place iast fall hut they wer0
unsuccessful. They could not moya her. Sho ID
abandoned III q total wreok.
departed yesterday by why OF the noor-WIll-
lam alurgt,s, loaded with iea and ceduF; to-day,
by way Of canal, the seow Green Day, loaded
with cedar.
Arrived to-dhy-Glad Tidings,. through tho
canal. 1herD nre now B0vcn AnH onp-halt fe0t
Of water IN tha canal Ia the shDat8at place,
Wind-Nnrth; calm and cool.
, 1880-04-27
RAILROAD TTME.TAnLE,
ARRIVAL and UEpAETURE UF TRAINS.

Fnr sara tIMde.B Hooks, Tifnc.Tnbirs Siocnina.f.nr
;;ssn, ,i..a apply a. ~? ot e foiovni
Ihcifto 1doe! nrna'a Exrfess oI1oo Ton nortfteast
cnrlltr !tniidHph md ttate-btA), fnftncr House,
cnrncr tanhl md AfadRun-ats. Ton Wcat Stdo), md
Mt kg ltetAIts. - - -"' '+
, 1880-04-27
DISASTERS,

Tho tug TlI1son, having tho schooner Lydia In
tow. rnn Into the Eighth street bFidge, at shc-
boSsan, tho other day, damaging TINT structure
to tho o1tent OF 500, and carrying nway all tho
sehooners headgcnr.
Saturday tho soow Mary T., Packard, of South
fiRvetI, struck tho reef of Rncine. She Wna
thaleti with lumber, hnd received a bud shaking
up. She was on tho reof about twenty minutes,
md pounded SO that Aho leaked haI(y, shifting
gone, hut sho tinnly workcd Off and got into
port. Eho IL go bnliy strained TINT a hoard cac
be stuck botweon her leckbeams and the dpck.
, 1880-04-27

Tho now tug Crawford mAuo her Hrst appear
anco ut tho Wells street bridge headquarters
yesterday. ~ triRl-trp wns nude out upon tho
lake, which proved highly satisfactory. After
that she nt onco entered Into active aeryico.
Tho Crawfori's dimensions hnve heretofore
bocn given In THE TRIBUNE. She WIS built tor
business rnthor than speed, but rnascsses b0tl,
qualities. ns WIS proven yesterday. 10 thu
pr!cslced oyo tho new cand!s1!to presents q, 1t.
she cnrrtea two sevcutccn esluhre engines I'LL
viii rclultly AltnIt that she Is tho most powerful
cn.ft Of her kind and Bzo On fresh waters to-
uNy.
, 1880-04-27
GABLE TOWING.

Tho Rochester Herald tns tho following In ref
crcneo to tho Dcl9lan system OF cable towing on
cnnNls: "This Improvement OH mule power ia
Enpidiy gaining fayor among boatn,rn. Thoro
wis Mt first considerable prejudice ngnEst, tho
plan, hut It ia continually growing iii fnv0r atltl
navigation. a tow started for Buffalo from this
city this morning. and several nrc on tho way
eAst fnr TINT purpose. When tho cahl3 Is OK
Of stcatn transportation will be more nppurcnt
nns, will no doubt 10 appreciated by tho bout
men, -..
, 1880-04-27
I3{3S1'0S,

=, nostoN. Aprtl prtlaI-BLoUa-steadyiW Western super-
ss as s@"tt ta oonuaon oKtHlA. A754a15i Wisconsin
ssuas, HasxtOt spring wheat patents, uaA2Au,,
winter do, Mt0a7.7t
~, ,u.A1N-cosn arm, mixed and yellow, 8k3b6Xe
,nss. easeet NO. and extra white, 63&s3io, No.
Rye. GAsag, e>~>' "''@ "'S' y "A''S' ''<'''S'
pacf II Wsstern ateamosies, N0ao ladlo-
ff;rSGs-Wnsinfa. fresh. ltdti2c.
ltI tM. ''1'' ~" os'st eosu, nauu put FueaL
lSXaEnls nsS1s-souF, A orsal corn, la o ou, wheat
, 1880-04-27

CANADIAN WATf5IL9.
Detrot Ffte Press.
Therp hns beeu somo criticism On a statement
made to tho effect that when tho barge Ruttes
wont aground recently west Of tho lower end OF
tho st. Clair FIats Caual, sho WAS In Canadian
waters. II will therefore bo Interesting IA know
where the Canadian WAtors end und begin Il,
that vicinity. According to tho United States
lake survey charts. u line drawn from tbd
upper end OF tho west bank OF tho canal out
Into Lake ct. clMlr would, II Il passed tho lower
boundary tho thore l,utween the two countries.
20 that = vessel which,. havtng oouao down
tuore Than lou yAr,la to tho wrat OF the lower
ohd IL In Cauailiun wntprs or c0uFse tho fur
thor out Into tho lake vessel Keta before DRIFT
Ing westward aud running agrOund tue lesa dun.
yer sho haa Ut bruy IN CANADIAN Waters, or, III
fact, OF running axluund ut All
, 1880-04-27

CUnstrts; ecjtpnrcrs t!!anY Stnr. flerrct smith.
Michigan Nichs,n. gar.lfncr. +. j.. Goync.. G.
y. Msad, vye!. I,aG:' A. H. rc.sssn, Champion,
1'nsTeI tlown-Propc1lcr plymouth and harRc.
sc,,ooners King Sisters. r. g. Cleveland, Arll'la
md i,nrKcs, scfOoncr Ur,cc MnrrDy.
, 1880-04-27

Special Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, April a6.-Gra!n frcIghta wero
dull hero to-day, with rates nominul At 3.s conts
for wheat to Buffalo, Ono ongngcment was
Maie at Dts conta OIL through ratio to New York.
Quito Il ilcot OF Canadian craft arc In mort In
quest of cargoes. \ largo l1antity nf lumber
ties hns hcen secured Ol tho lako front, evil
1Grclng tho rough experience OF craft Of this
luke lust WCek.
, 1880-04-27

The1chonnersan Jnclnto. Capt. William Tul-
lock, passed North Slnrltou 1s!nnd on Saturday
evcutng,Nt which tine the schooner Ida Keith wis
lying decks under water, hor rnll only vis!h!e,
aeDts the Keith to be- IN very precnrious condi-
finn.
, 1880-04-27
BAY CITY.

Special Dispateh to 7hs Chicago Is1buns.
DAY CtTY, Mich, April ao-The propeller
Cnbn lott Sunday afternoon and tho propcllers
Russia and Scotia this afternoon. all with kalk
for Chicago. Tho schonhers George @. Finncy
lulnbGr for Chicago,
, 1880-04-27

Chicago. Nurifnkton d d.ulncY Kmiiroe4.
F9r MnpS nmns.n nonhs T!me.Tabss, s!eep!nEcas
licsst ltres "f the Company ii Ghlcsao: e Ciar1-
~. nsAna iaCac iiotCL lrtnk. Exrresa oalco ION
Indlnna.nr., Grnnh Central Depot ct1Tner Cnnn ard
e!1taent-tts. Palmer House, and corner Canal and
Madison -ate. itln " cat Hiei. ~
, 1880-04-27

Special Dspasch to 7Ae Chicago Tribune.
MANlrowoc, Wis, April 2G-The schooner
LytlIa, in tow OF tho tug Tillson, OF sheboygnu,
ran into Eighth street brtdgu Saturday evening.
cnrrying away her Jibbooul ind head gear and
tlnmgRing tho br!tl9o to tho extent OF about 500.
Totnl dA1nuY0 about ROO.
, 1880-04-27
ESCANAKA.

Special Dhpatch to The Chicago Trfbuns.
EsCAAAEA. Mich, April observation-disclosures
lcr L. c. baldwin, schooner A. L. Potter.
Ctoarod-propeilsr vicnnn, schooners Thomas
QMaylo, W. y. O1tlon. Cn,ndon, lIilvern.
a r1,nlur rrorIl!ls hnro TINT tho Oconto, Of tho
Goodrich Lluc, Ia sunk OF Milwaukee.
, 1880-04-27

Br. CATnAR1yEs, Ont, Apri. :G.-Tho Wc,an
Canal will In all probability DO opened through
out on Friday. April 80.
WILLIAM ELLIs, Superintendent
, 1880-04-27
1lIkYHNnIlS.

NEW ronK, April M-Daslness romaIns quict
with manufacturers. nRents. md Importers. Cotton
goods In lsht domand, bnt the bost mnkes Of rinin
4nd colo.od co,t1ns ,nto steadily hold By nsents:
dress kt,pds In moderate te1Hftt- W10len goods
1ulGt and ntnr. EuretEn puGa continue elugglsh,
, 1880-04-27

Eptefd1 Dtsrateh 10 1ns Chicago Tftbuns.
ST. JOSEPH, Mich, April at-The schooner
ALICE Richards cIenred Tonight for Escanaba to
load With iron orc for this plncc.
, 1880-04-27

How shc Escnpcd from Tho Mob and
1sencllcI England.
N.AlIfhau ISertetu.

lt,1U1b1,f D.rt.tr
When, on TINT terrible 4th Of scptombcr, the
mob forced its way into tho raa!s bourbon and
a,an n"sua ~ 'eei . ornos'aon py ,nma!., ooeamo nc
eviael.t 1, 70 mo Ministers OF tho crown thnt al
n w"' .os., n.'n .n@s n.o "exa tnhs was 10 nsnfe
Princess Ciothil,.o clno 10 my Eootl.by TO her
cousin; sho ,yas Ioaypa Paris the following ,,ny.
From time to t!mo tic sallant Cen. MIIlnet
came to ask hs lmrerinl mistress II It wero not
l., hes. TO- repe by iorco tho mob that w,.s areny
EMpfoss eSpreSsly 1ornado my violence to he
only lust tjmc," "alaxo haste. madame. mnko
astc," exclaimed nj thu % samo t' oncnt prInco 1co
eeen watching tho meve,aont Of tho mob below
.ro.l, .ne = w'nnow' iao empress went hafrlcdly
eoak, .,1 d round trayens hat covered Win veil
collect II, vrcnt haste Mi tho min,nt,rca or t,a
Emncror, Of hor son. Of her sster. tho nehcss,' m III @
lapls- -lazul box, which. however. in tho haste
othor night, sho was .,estlnea to loave bohiad.
. are m,:;usstng s the statrs; they are eoin!pE!''
into tic Gearoom and took tbe Empress I " tho
,."afadlanlc, whero arc you eolng2" asked n.
%siettsFnleh win tell you," replied tho En-
press. @ Then M coming l9ck. rs sho ,sas leaving
ssas H {" cty nham %s 70 Tx so an
even ~, n te sxcitncnt Of this terrible moment
Every one hna, moro or less. lost presence
Of i; ,,, The ~ IEursas left without taking my
Aa FRINGE 1etterl,ich's c0lV6 VAS supposed to
, 1880-04-27

CLEVELAND, O.. April sd.-pErnoLEun ~ Qulett
STANDARD white. ito tcat, 7,kc.
rkTTsHHR0, Pa., April 2e.-PErnoLruM - Qutcts
crude hteady nt gl{e mt larkers for shipmontt ro-
flMGd. INC. phtlaiDlph!n delivery.
orencd a. si!lo; !!ahnst 7kc toWcst 53lcs closing
iU.a1 avasaae. ll,1ni transactions, ih5uI
, 1880-04-27

Mo. srot 99ke, June, Staos Julyt B!&o. Oats firm,
,GI3.r1: Wl,cat stcsd,i No; raA snot tIIs; Jnne
KECEtrrA-Whcnt, @a'lH Inl corn, aAuI bu, barley.
.SUiPNEYrs-whont, aon bu. corn. lasom bus bar
, 1880-04-27

ST. Iouis, April 2i-CoTTpN-stcady and un-
chHnroA. mddIings, liAcl snos 100 ba!cs receipts
sul, Hhlpfnents. HIt; Btnck, G1.lU).
ding, lso: ox n,,ifns i,jfe gnod ori.nar;, 11io;
1lot races. s,i7a bnlrs Hr*s, 4,1ti GxpgFts Great
Htaltlt 1l.3Di F1Anc0, 1D; eAlGs. LOU; Stock I $50.
, 1880-04-27
111:0f{fA.

PEORIA, IT,, Aprit at-1nAtS-Corn stsndyj high
n1lxcd, 3l4a54I4c. Oats firm, No. white. 53}fl3sc,
ltye atCn,Iyi SC. = &c.
UiQHYlNES-Btoh4iy at &LN.
, 1880-04-27
INDIANAPOLIS,

1HntATArpLis, April 2n-UnAtN-Wheat staadyt
No. 2 rod. sl.i03LH- Corn st1on1 nt S8}S@J7a Oata
quiet at a1dJ5c.
, 1880-04-27

LACNISE CANAL.
QuEnEC. April a,-Tho Lachino Canal was
opened today.
, 1880-04-27

NOTICE..

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r. Mhish i3aimst!on ts heEsbI xtven IN tofus OF
.y..se.tek ...ss. ElaSasl. RSS91a d eNsh 1pa
H. H. Co.. NV st:stq qaas. n N.'insiiifls HS,ii L ,en
'a; ,: sss as: II
sa!s Company and 'hs !alltaon. r.1pskn ssnts ga
~ q sas 81 ssS q @ Gss
hoayts es record Aptt! = Wy :: sa..'sa sSs
nstttlunsd constFhrtlea' - \. ,t,,,,,, =. .,,,k.
, 1880-04-27

OswEoo, AnFil 26.-0WA1y-whont homlnnily TN
changed. Corn quiet; Western mlxod BIC.
, 1880-04-27

speeas D6pateA to Ihs Chicago TttbuaA
r,sa:s, r,mASsAs cIfr. Mo-. April aA-QlA1N-Tb% Prses
san.a ams rcports; Whpat-Recaip.s, aig7 but shlp.
So &1& gaj ns.nae1 Nd. : oush, alg7, May, JtN,
bu; ,h,eHansnn.M ,easn. Mac; May, Nke Corh-Ilecelpta 70H
'"'p1entst 7tea b4i hsni No. caYh, aui klsy. 10.