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A General Amnesty to French
Communists Published
at Last.
Remission Of Sentences Granted to
Those Engaged In the Troubles
Of 1870.
With All tho Distress iii ireland, No
Death from Starvation Ii
Reported.
The Russian Government Making Active
Disposition Of Ita Naval Vessels.


TUl UltlAEf AN - 4tEEtGs
A st:TrLEatEST.
CoSsTANT1SorLE, July t1.-GUsehen hns
obtained Il settlement Of tits several lung
standing matters iii which the Porte is ill.,
dcbtcd to English subjects.
THE nEgEtsvEs llEsERvED.
ATHENS, July 11.-EngIanA and France
have advised Greece to postpone ca1lng out
reserves until tllu collective note IS received
aud rupltet to By Turkey a,td GrMce to
nyoid Offering the PORTE any pretext for re.
sistancc.
rHAcEADLY DISPOSED.
IoNnoN, July 11.---A dispatch from Con:
stnttiM0pla reports tllnt in the lAst council of
stnte Mnlnn,pu4 Nc.liir Pus!Ia. Minister Ut tic
Interior, agntll strongly uEgGt tile acceptance
Ut tho deliI,lsll Of Eurole. Abeddfn l'asha,
Minister Of Foreign Aila!rA processes
:: the s.s,ne onlnlol';; Tie r., opposition
cntlllot surrender MosrnI Territory to Init
leis. except under .con!pulsEon.. When,
however, there Is sufficient show Df force, his
objections Will be 0yGrculNe. The Mnlto-
l,egrtn representative haA BEEN ordered tU rt,-
lnutn III Colstantinuple. The Porte Bug
geYty 1t can now surrender territory uroGntl
Scntart. rs the Albaniats l,l,,st return
l,olue to gntller the l,uryest, tho delivery Of
territory Will be n,llch 9nslHr.
nuprCliEp.
I.oyDoS, July 1l.-A NIspatch from Con-
8tnntlIsnpip reJnrts q rupture OF relations b.
tween tho Porto n,ld Montenegro.
, 1880-07-12


The cause Of the fire Is unknown, bnt, u
having been first discovered IN tlle slcinity
Ut tllU engines, 1t Is thought to llave resuitod
from same stlrt Of cnrGaestleAs III hnntl!thg
the fires under tue boilers. Every prGcaa.,
agalnst accltlcIts of this kind, a'll the losers
nru not Inclined to cellst1ly any particular
pera0n. They will reatl1ile business A9 soon
rs possible, but when Is yet to be de'
Oliicer Dan Crowley, Of tho West Madison
Street Station, Il greatly praised by hts
br0ttur Otllcers for haviME rescued q stlnil
chlll fronl one Of thy tenement houses III
day diSn morning. .'fhe &C. family invoke only wien
tic fire reached their Ionlci1e, alld ~ quick
~ ll.! it spread tint they hnd barely tinH to
save themselves nilu q single Rurnlelt, The
father escaped with lis SHIRT only, and never
walk. liz was ttel too terrorizcd to return
for It, and lie stood like one cr,lzed, willie
tl'oso about bly, si!o,ttct! for ,it!,,. n.y..
tstsF ts o 9esr was gro%'S " s p os fssea II
aud saved II: Tho tla'ncs, were already It It
clotll!sig nbout llatl ji,st caught lire. Tie
brave fellow returned witl, tho clllltl III
lie wears hla lnurels we'll, and probaby not
word wnu1.teyer hnyu teen published con-
cernIrE Ills herotc act 'liaAl not Ills brother
officers n,elit!qncl +. 1ie d:,es not even know
The alarn, from Box ths at 2:l0 yesterday
fn, frae Sled IN tle rcar ot No 70 Swift p!acS,
ownetl nt,d occupied rs IL toul.l!Onsc by Rob-
crt Anderson. Damage, S2o. Cnusa ILL.,
known.
There was glow rs It Of a larEe fire in
the northern sky curly lust evening. LII *
punution 1t wlss Mt first satd TINT q large fire
VIZ IN rogrgss 1T Like FafTf a NIT sa st
HtI3t Inter It WINS trutlftlIly reported tlt0L Lle
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188o-E1GIrY PAGES

from their wagon md helped his wounded
frisnd un ol1e 81 tltcnl. 1fe 1nounted another
followed. firing into them at every Jump.
Finally tho willie men dropped Into d rayIhe
and isl;ltle stnnd., Grover was exhausted by
loss OF blood, and l}n1ava,i, was shot
ai,t irlt them, and tie Indians started aftGr
tic mlllps, 1r,iylng tic men alone with their
wounds. TIle Indians wa,itetl tic mules.
Tile men wrre picked up by II wago,l:train
md tul;9H t9 y railroad calni. o., m, t;rcstt ~
fro,n Startling luck,
, 1880-07-12
RIVERS AND HARD0RS.

improvements to He Made at Leading
Points on thc (;rcat Lake.-leccossis
r.eudn.lollY of Engineer Officers.
sp<eta! Ds,pateA TO m Chicago 7stbant
WAHli,SaroN, .. C., July 1l.-The cngi-
ncer officers having charKo Ut river aud h,!r"
bor improvements III different parts OF tho
country haye forwarded to tho Engineer
Bureau their Recommendations ns 10 TIC
work that should be done lu tllc!r respective
districts unler the appropriations. The Cab
init ius decided that the appropriations slall
l,o expended Mt tho r1.t4 OF S750, ,0oG monthly.
trlle following nru tho recommendations fur
tl,o vicinity of the Gruat lakes: ..
Chicaga IIarbor, Illln0is; S55, 900 to be aI.
plie,l to dredging the outer Iasbor. Tho IT.
lnaluder of tho appropriation is reserved for
tlle construction Ut thu !hterior brca kwatcr,
MID 1t Is recommended thut work OIL tllls be
not commenced tllis season on account Ut
t.lp short timo left for Activo operations, Qlld
because a,ly unco.npletea portion would only
be M obstruction To navigation. It Ii further
recommended that preparations for the cOM.~
1uelleenent Of tho work by tho construction
OF cribs, etc., ba- lnuau this winter, 80 lint
tho. work cail DO proceeded with Us rapidly
as possible next year.
Calun1ut lIarbo1, 1llluois: d sum not ex-
ee.4ltng $1,000 to bo expended In dFedRlnX
work, to bo done principally Yn tho bur NJ
the elitruueu OF the llnrlGs, and tD Elenr ont
tho s!ioal plaass between pleEs: The baianco
Ut tho appropriation to bo applied to extelM"
tng tho llurtl. pier.
ftiinois llssr, $4,000. to be applied to
lrrIYln}s tho chattlel and constructing anxll'
larry .itkus ,liu dams required 10 maintain y
chHi,uUl; 8lUO,uOO, 10 lo nl,pIivtt tn CONSTITUTE
tion vt Looks ulsl talAs. i Il psolh,spfd to
aid dalus below Cooper's Crock, a1nl tho
other improvements recommended III TIC ~
drasli Haven, Mich; to extend the south
olGlng ravetl,a,lt w!u, stnt1a ballast 70 eol!-
mot Tie south pier with tho dock, tlio bal
ul,cu Vt appropriation tu te expended oi! rc-
iMlirs md CLEARING thu channel of wrack ot
ChaI!eyuix, Melt; channel to DO lretged
to twelyo feet um supeEstrupsuro Vi piers
Ia!,isteo, Mich; south pier to be extended
fifty foet..
titud n.M! ptls aud edg'As rsyettae'1t TO 10
Portage Lake, Mich; brush piers to bee
completed to ten feet soljldlugs. ualauce Ut
, 1880-07-12
CANADA.

The Ifaehet N7oslUnient-Sllycr Struck
on silver Islct-A rrotc.t Against tho
Object Of Sir John NIactlonaid's Nils.
sion to EnglnnI-I}olululon Crcdit.
rIobEllers.
Special DI,patea to Th< Chicago Tssbunz.
MuyrlEAIr July little Ornngot.len OF
Montreal will! ,,nyell the Huckott monument
at Mount Koyal Cemetery tomorrow. They
will open the Lolsu ut IL o'clock, US usual,
a1ld lii tho evening will lllne ut tho Torrapln,
Matters nro not SO 4liot-look!ng IL they
were lust ycnr, III consequence OF Ill auycr-
tf8onelt published lust night cal!tug on tho
numbers Of the Catholic Unlotl' to meet at
tlioIr respective br,u,chcs. The lpltca' force
ll,,s bceu ordered to par1du curly tn tho
morning to be rtady should thelr services to
required. 1t! rcpalllng Il riot
sptetat Ds.p1ssh to M eAtsseo 1rtbuas.
TORONTO, July 1l,-A shecia! fru'n Prlnco
ArtAur's L.llltlis,g says:, "After long md pa+
tient months Of working without success, on
"Wednesday lust tho proprleto1s Ut Silver
lslot weru rewarded BY striking silver on tho
yeln OH tAe tslet ut II depth Ut tbo feet from
the surface,, 'rto valu Is ricla,. barralt'sg
rock. AZ might bs expected, this good news
Is received with great lellg gnt l.ete, ~ It vii!
uojMts al.ilY Tic coast wllure tho inulcatl0lls
nre Promising, yexcd question. OF theEa
SeIng sllysr bsow s,t tle surface in this country
O2 tiio ,ulasIo.l Vt 6lr. John Macdonald. mud
tl,Rt Ut l!LA two colleagues, Sir ChufIGs
'rWpper nlld tho Hon. Alr. pupe, tn England,
iUr te purpose Ut arranging with l3Tltlsl. cMp-
ItaI!sta fur the construction ut the PMclllo
Nulrvlu II, return fur lnltu-gs4ht, tho ut4ite
says: :" II Is 9arneatly to lo hoped TINT Str
john Macdonald will not bN able to naka
my Arrangement by lllenl!s Ut Which tfs9 rpti'
troll Ut vast tr1lut Ut our best land VII! bo
bundled over to tho wosSt OF n.oaupaltcs.
lp1ui poulpuny, We tlnro not c0llceal Al!F
optnon Tint sIlcll handling over OF o..r la'als
viii bu thu ueatl,blow ut tho country. Ii.a
Uuulln!un cA!l stalul almost ltty other mis-.
fortune. but, once let EnropeaM t!niioIoly
Ert clutch upon ~. .0t0 0000r 101 00o, wv aeges
ff our bust lard, ai!4 tho country ceases to
cannot bU A,ttlrl by any grasRlnK. snulless
luIM col,lpnny. Such colntalilea call only
exist by euIlllug fsltu Iho1ipy th0 llf9-b!ooa or
Tho few people 1t ra1l tlltftb upon ta !lot!llIl-
lulls, Ills country cMll ul,ly bu ,ssttlcd WllnIt
t[,s ,uost liberal policy toward immigrants
itas Is,sn adopted. i y psrfoutly useli*Y y!
Statas " a ltsId for i,nn.lkrstlol. five naud
0yur the satu Ut lulnls tu u corporation wlnsu
object Will be to nuke wl.ut territory they
rrtatu' their best {nyt.stllIent.h Ihe Globe
gtH.s on to Bay tllAt "1'hu proposed barXAlil
aud s;llu must u0t be euna1ullllutG4 until tc
luaItty 4R3 .beon discussed by Parliament ~
, 1880-07-12
uoosAc, TUNNEL. FLOODED,

uOOSAC. TUNSltI. FLOODED. y,
NoHru ADAMS, MUS, July ll.-Slx feet OF
water, WIS this morning reported III tho
Hoosac Tunnel, owing to IN overflow ot
mountain brooks. Il. wasl,out occurred near
tho tunnel, md Delayed trims s!llce lust
evening. Tile road will pro1ubly bc c1ear
curly tomorrow. Dal,Iago small.
, 1880-07-12

NEW YonK, July 11.-Willtail II. English,
Denlograt1c nomflleo for, Vlcc-presi:tcnt, nr-
rived In lhis city Tonight froln 1ndlAnn. a.c-
comlmn!sd BY Ills SON, who acts ~ as secretary.
1I' on }ie bemocratic ] Nationa! Coln!ltttce-alI
Uscnr d. Ilortl. Sei,ator Mcdonald accom-
pal,tc,l thu purity rs far asWnsl.tugton. whcro
he stoppetl to truI.suct sune private b,tsl1lsys,
hut will cDlnH IN llerc Tomorrow. Slr.
English refused to be interviewed to-night,
h,,tsGnt wortt to the reporters that lie. hh1 M
ulntls luIt1 out, nor dill hc know how long ]Ic
would renlain I'll the city.
:. .0AilyIEtD CLUB At MOLINE.
Spseia. UisYatet to The CAteapo Tribune.
DAyKSroitr, Ia, July 11.--At Moline Inst
night an enthusiastic. Republican, meeting
wis held and addressed by tic Hon. Jancs
I. Lame, Of this city. After the speaking 2
officers clt,sell. The Hon. Henry AinswOrtl,,
member Ut tho State Board Of Equalization.
Is President. =.
, 1880-07-12

MORE NARRAGANsETT VICTIMS.
OYsrEH BAY, Loug Island, July 1.-two
more bodies {ancn) were recovered to-day
from the wreck Of the steamer Narragansett,
lying In Cold Spring Harbor.
New LpSl,oN, July l1.-The hcadless botly
wnSlaed asllnre ut Waterford, Conn.,, June ~:
l,as been ttlpnti1pd III that Of Dr. q. X.
tlln OF up Narragansutl d!saster.
, 1880-07-12
RUSSIA.


ACTIVE NAVAL. PREPARATIONS.
ST. pErElWnul.0, July 11.-Orlers hayo
been received ut Nico1aErT to prepare Us soon
rs possible four Ut the hest torpedo. boats be-
lol,etng to the Hack Sea fleet, to be sent to
the Pacific. Scyerul vessels have been char-
tored In foreign ports for transport service.
The ironclad Puter tho Great Inns left 1eyat
for seq, Tho cruiser Europe Inns sailed FROM
Cronstudt
Will. NOT, JOIN RUSSIA. :
I.oNnoN, July LA berlin correspondent
totpgraptlS: Kussiu's etfUrts to induce port.t-
Rnl md JAPAN to aid her itl event Of war
with Cllua hive proved fruftless.
, 1880-07-12

hRk1a4 ONtsass* 10 1R3 .NAs<d83 IS4kts@4.
1lsAk1cH. u. r., July ,aI,--sA special to
tho Iript44c rec!tes the particulars of IN
attack upon Dougluss Grover and J.S- Dona-
ya>,, near Little Missouri. 'rhoy wera sur
brlsel by five Indians who were concealed
behind bun. OluYer was shot through
tta breast, Donayan cut the mules loose
, 1880-07-12

Vl[tIUEIUU8 NE1H-I.3@
LONDON, July ll.-1.otters received at
Gibraltar from Morocco report that Imperial
troops pursued sonle rebels to the mountains.
where tho~latter, being reinforced, turned on
their pnrsucra atal soInpletely r1'ltgd thenl;;
Co,nmartler-lll.Chlot. ulid Were destroying
cEtjps npAr AleaHsAr.
, 1880-07-12
NOTICE.
NOTICE

ed In Cestaln aRrcaments and postr. " attof.
Ssy Y cSxo u
nssstv j liz ssa tsad!.cldsIs Ts d. asasfs gae4
Ts .a, aS " }ohn . a. SsI: = 4s'i't s r
Il .S G9 Gs Il NJ. Il @
q e'cock nunn by Charles J, ty9n xntslonosE, IT
tns EM3sLMxY ~ In ssllsst,,on ~, H. " Tas.sy r. ~
th!,nyr,y belonged u,a .atl Sox YORK. Wett s,ots
CsaxS s1't9aa M iomtxny s!nao " Y Ply s.,ts. u
lrsrsthed Il, aull duu hcr with Ill and singular
shs lands tenvu!ons, hsro*ilanenta uanxs salsut4,
tkns privileges, 1useuisnts. tights 4ulsr ica.us,
kl1 trunehssa rlais Md Interests! tHA' ossste paf-
|Nrtanant userau, or !sIst'd 10 er cJnnecle1 Hilh
:as t;S,a s sa Ysn ssv
aud character wlatavar nud wheruvs! attaatod. sna
especially vi p!oppEt1. franchises. md pftyleKss Of
u s Nv T Yosa aHa of NV }Ss.as, :. shur IT, Il Ss
sasne, I'LL tho aforesaid pTu1sEt5 benx> sold only.
T. H. S Iii a:,ur rs.S s @
.my naMlt taxa apan tn sa4a pop"Fty Or any poe-
als pteuai4c. viii bs .uid subjecs 10 tho llsn. md
eunaltlos u w splesaent d. att January. ~ tasda
bsiwssn - snd q" hedsts Vf s9ygsai VI ~ TYFt-
a
@ S'I ihs puIaa.Sr tl sSarSy 1ax ttaas; t9hsssras.
eossns j. wa9ras,y. sitisf esprssi u plIsd I'D
MltteA n!ll xnn1pnceA NJ lhe sAIs.
p-'sd s*~ sott' 'uno sjDSssrtt Ssgs roo1.
Con!nttse.
, 1880-07-12

FTNAXtIAI kMNA1uLAasNENI.
LONDON, July l1.-Ncws Inns been received
from tho west coast Of Africa that trade lus
been grcat!y interfered with by the with
druwRl from circulation on tic gold coast ut
NIL American dollars. Tha Governor h1ls
Eoue to L.tgoo ts try u settle tho difficulty.
, 1880-07-12

- coNFEnnrNo WITH GEN. aAnFIErD.
NEw YuN4, July 1.-the Hon. Marshall
Jewell, Chairman, accompanied by tho lion.
Stephen ". Dorsey, Secretary, Of the 1tcpul,"
lican National Committee, left New York
this evening for Mentor, O., to consult Gen.
Garfield on tho approaching political cani-
rtri,rt
, 1880-07-12
EILLltI, IN 4 FIGHT.

SpFFF14 U1fRE4tN 10 1"F tHIt0V0 7E4UHHfs
WHITEWATER Wis, July ll.-Ah l1-ycar-
old son ,of Michael Dyer WIS 50 bully hurt In
q fight with one ef hfa mates tU-ttny, named
Cuilill, Tint liz ditst III Il few minutes. Tie
fntal blew wns struck III tho stomach. Cahlll
IL only y years Uld.
, 1880-07-12

fought with Gen. 1fa',eouk do ltkcwfsc, md
tic Democratic campaign fund Will lte
swellel to MI ala0ulIt nn!ply sufficient for al!
Legitimate purposes. We respectfully call
70 these suggestions, with tho hops tlat they
will nIYuGntU tlleln.n
, 1880-07-12
IN CHICAGO,

IN CHICAGO. j.
The Dcsp1afnes street fire cnrIy yesterday
morning VIVA Tho centre of attraction Ill that
vicinity nil day, aid tho scene WIS TINT OF
p.rfcct destruction, 80 far as tic ltichnrd T.
Handbook Manufacturing Company was colt
ceri,cd. Two frame structures to the soatt.
lad also bee, cleaned cut by the tla'iles, anil
nothing but towering brick wall seemed to
have prevented tho extending Ut thu fire to
kiuziu street ntl the Wiping out 0f tho rbok"
erirs that uD,,lnl enst Hf De.paines street.
The actual iUss l!y tile lire WIS stated to bo
S:a.t Ut which tho furniture c1fllt'ai.y s!ls-
lulnu.I fruln $a5, 00U to 81, ,t,0, which INCLUDES
Il purtlol, Of tho buildings ailu ule machinery
mid stuck, 'rtie vniue Of u!g btfl'lngs, owned
BY tllchl..-bcing M!cre sl,ctls-is put down 1t
Si0N; the machinery and. cngit!es. which
nre totai loss, ire valued ut $4,000; a1,d
tie stock, aI,d n span Ut. valuable horses.
Wtse trv ," rc '' ~ liz s'gJ aac ~ le '' 1"e
The insurance vi tho buildings, machinery,
md stock. or the. property OF tie furniture
t.. 16..ht
, 1880-07-12
MACON COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
SnsctIi QIspateA tp Thk Chttaao IfthNAs.

DECATUR ILL.,, July 1.-THE official CELL
sus Of Dccutur nlid Macon County Is Just
reported. The population OF the city Is $3.50,
un Increase Of na,8e19 iii ten years, u gnln OF
over !. pur celIt. The cnunty's population Is
&c. .407, an increase OF S,1a,, u gain OF utmost
pHaf pnf1t
, 1880-07-12

TIE FA&1stt0AEgkA@
LONDON July 1l.-A GaMeya dispatch ro-
ports great alnrm In Western Switzerland
owing to tho appearance Of the pbyll loxeSa
in spVeruI parts 0f uL0 Canton Ut VAuI.
, 1880-07-12
GREAT BRITAIN.

THE cO,ipEka.A a.ATl0N-Eo1-EylcrIoX I'LL.
I,oNlox, July t9.-Tl!e Standard says
Gladstone will tonight In the House Of Co,-
lnons lr,aku statement explaining tho pur-
pose md calculated etfuct Of the Attorney
bill. II IL tltuught tlle statu,,ent will reuloye
soIno ottho objections aglnst tho proposed
cluuse.
, 1880-07-12
At ltI.{{IN. I'LL.

gpsetal Dispatsh to The CAtea4o Tribune.
E1.uls, ILL.,, July ll.-1'ierce Gibbons
cheesl+box factory and contents burlctt to
the ground about midnight. Luss estimated
at $1,000, with MI insurance Of 81, 5o0. Ill
ceuillnr3lll Is suspected.
, 1880-07-12
OBITUARY..

THE non. j. X. CHANDLER.
PurIADELrl11A, July 1.-THE Hon. JoA.
scph II. Cllandler died lust night, aged S8.
liz WIS editor Of the United States Gnzctte
many years, alId Neil,ber Of Congress from
1910 tn 1875.
, 1880-07-12

OMAHA, Neb., July 1t.-Thc loss on Me-
Corluick Il Co.'s elevator fire Friday night
fs as follows: Elevator and contents, SA>,-
{I0: Instlrarcn, SUI, 500. Rogers i: Sun list
SU,o00 gu stoy..s In tho udjaccnt warehouse;
fully Insured
, 1880-07-12

6sett1f D1pdtt7 70 IN CH4f@91 7fk0HNaF
MILWAUKEE, July ll,-Thg fnur burglars
arrested III tic wnoAs here lust night mrs
William 1iinntall, John White, Jol,n Hunter,
a1..t .lat,rs Wfale,,. l1tnmn1l IL n Ind hclUi.g-
ing 1T Phitule!p!la, and WIS picked up by
the nth1rs In tlint city. Lie lAs confessed thAt
they are burRlurs.
, 1880-07-12
MISS KATE W. GREGG.

BURLINGTON, H., July l1.-aliss Kats
Walker Gregg, c!tlest daughter Of tho Rev.
f. II. t;rpEg, Rector Ut Christ Episcopal
Church, died lust night Ut consumption,
akrtl IL.
, 1880-07-12
CASUALTIES.



Stxetal Dispaeh to 7H4 Chicago Tribune.
Ia CROSSE, Wis, July l1.-An accident oc-
cured on tho Green Bay .S minnesota
road, between Arcalin and Independence,
Inst evening. A telegram stated TINT n trnin
was tlttcllctl by defective culvert, llNl Eli
ginper George 1Iuburt, Ut Green !3ay, III
stattly killed, Tic tirelnn1l, Moses betrosc,
al,tt tic mill agent, name mt given, are
seriously, IL not fatally, injured.
, 1880-07-12

pouongEEPs1k. N. T., Ju1y 11.-Col. SAM
nel Ross, ngcd 81, retired nruly oliicer, was
drowned nenr l'ceksklll yesterday.
, 1880-07-12
STRUCK DY LIGHTNING.
cn.~foI nI.-at-h 4. n +htxr,, -7,-th.,+,

Ia C..ossK, Wis, July 11.--During tho
storm OF Friday night tho house Of farlner,
Albert handful, ubout seven miles from. here,
WAS struck by lightning, aud the llouse md
contents were destroyed. Loss. 81, zoo; ILL
9urAIlcG, S8QQr
, 1880-07-12
IRELAND,

NO DEATH YiIoA srA1tvATIog..
DUBLIN, July ll.-rhe annual report OF
tho Local Government Donrd states that, al~.
tlloug,, ttlero i,us been exceptional distress,
nU cnso OF death fr0M starvation las &C.
cQrJtl,
, 1880-07-12

C1SclxsATr. O., July 1.-THE Rev. DR.. s.
T.. Yourtec. well-known minister Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. died suddenly
Of heart disease lust night at his residence In
1fn1ntruht q
, 1880-07-12

JEFFERSON COUNTY, WIS.
: 3p<etat phpatch 10 Tnt cateaao Trtbuns.
WArEisrows, Wis, July 1l.-The COM
plete ce,,sus Of Jefferson County for 1880
shows population Vt 81. 1871, ngainst q, ,00
III 1870, falling oil OF l,t03.
, 1880-07-12

Co1rMuus, O., July 11.-Frcderick Jacgcs's
icc-house, locuted Il few miles east OF Tits
city, WIS struck by lightning nd 1!,r,,ea y S to
silr,tl for g., TOO In tho Rochester of Now
Enrl
, 1880-07-12
TIE CENSUS.

wrSNEHiAGO COUNTY, ILL.
speeiai Disuiteh to 1hf C.tcd1 Tribune.
RocKfoRp, Ill.,, July 1l.-rl!e following
nre tic complete census returns frolll this
, 1880-07-12

DODGE COUNTY, WIS.
8pseIui Disfateh to 1hf Chleaoo Tribune
WArnHrnsS, Wis, July 1.-THE popnla-
tloU of Dodge County IL Il, II, being Nbout
1000 less thN,l By this CENSUS OF 1870.
, 1880-07-12

MINE ASSESSMENT. -
BAN FRANCISCO, july ll.-Yellow Jacket
lpyles Ru assessment Of ST.
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Frazier and Byron Clark will be her pilots.
Harry w. Stein telegraphs that the
Charles Morgan will be here at o'clock
this afternoon.
The Golden Crown is receiving an excel
lent trip of freight, and will add literally
below.
Business good on the levee.
The Bonanza came down last night and
returned to Portsmouth at noon.
The Fleetwood will be the regular G. &
0. Railroad packet leaving to-day at p.
M, sharp, for Huntington. I
The Potomac will leave this evening from
the foot of Broadway for Gallipolis and
Pomeroy direct. Captain James Kirker
commands, and Mr.. Watt Shedd presides
in the office. -.
The Cons Millar will depart this evening
without fail for all points on the Lower
Ohio River and Memphis. Captain W. G.
Tichenor commands. -t............,
Captain E. L. Shinkle's fine new steamer
Golden Crown will positively leave this
evening for New Orleans and receipt freight
through to all Southern ports. Mr.. Chant.
Shinkle, clever gentleman, has charge Of
the office. ..'. -.1
The great Golden City is advertised to
leave next Tuesday on grand excursion to
New Orleans. Tickets $40 for the round
trip. Don't forget.
The punctual City of Portsmouth leaves
at p. m. for Chilo, and attends to all way
business.
''0NE THOUSAND DOLLARS PER MINUTE
| AS fabulous as the above sum seems, loss
rat that rate was met with yesterday MORN
ing, keeping up for thirty minutes, making
total loss Of $4,000. 1t occurred in the
sinking of the loaded barge "New Or
leans" of the NJ. V. T. Co. The circum-
stances are as follows: The tug Gartside,
of the Gartside Coal Company, was en-
gagged in dropping the barge from the st.
Louis Elevator to the company's wharf
boat, foot of Elm street. The tug Alma,
which belongs to the same company, was
rounding out with Barge 54, of the M. v.
7. Company, from Richardson's warehouse,
just below the bridge. The Gartside was on
the blind side of the barge, and the Alma's
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The Fire board.

The Board Of Fire Commissioners this morning
examined into the charge of drunkenness
against Chas. Fisher, engineer. of the One.
He was found guilty, and was reduced to the po-
John skelton was promoted to engineer Of the
Ones. -
Cartain Leist of the Sevens, who was
bounced yesterday, was reinstated. .r.I ,e
- John Weir was appointed pipeman of the Sew
ems to take the place of John Young, who was dis
charged yesterday.
Slocuri, OF the Tens, was ordered to be repri-
manded by the President OF the Board at its next
meeting. The Coroner's testimony in the case was
produced before the Board, and showed that Slo-
c1ni was not to blame for refusing to assist Gra-
ham, ..-- q .'i-4 t..f 'l'' |'l '' E.
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Aid for. Ireland.

At the request Of the Friendly sons of
st, Patrick and other citizens, Committee
consisting of Messrs. Richard Smith, Theo-
dore Cook, Michael Ryan, Francis Ferry,
Thomas Morrison, J. +. Byrne and W. F..
Hobart were appointed to receive and
forward to the Mansion-house, at Dublin,
ali subscriptions of money and provisions
for the benefit of the suffering people OF
Ireland. ...g. ',,'.'' ~ -.
The object of the Committee is to have a
responsible Central Committee. which Viii ~
receive all funds, and in this way pfoauce
a better system. There has already been
81, 900 subscribed, besides provisions and
clothing.
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Recovered.

=, Henry and Eddie Allen aged respectively
ten and twelve years. who were abandoned
by their mother, some four weeks ago,
were, found this morning by Officer doe
Smith, of the 8. p. @. A., at No. 374 West
Fifth street, where they were being cared
for by some colored people. The mother
was also found by the same officer at No.
els West Eighth street. where she was
lying very i'll, The boys we're sent out to
the House of Refuge y s7-i@ Ia
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Death Record.

The following deaths have been placed on
record since our last report 'i" "--. ~ = r..
Infant Olinger, stillborn, city.
Infant Knapp week. city.
John Kruesel, 10 mos city. dis' q
(. Ohas. spiles, Is mes, city p" p as''
David Minister, 27 yrs, city. s@ sa'5s
Catharine Mclean, IA yrs city. .tM
Conrad Distel, 8yrs Germany. g .il
Joseph Weber, 22yrs, Germany. ;.s
Theresa Sieser, GA yrs, Germany. ts