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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25
For the Ladies.

We are receiving New Goods every
asy, and are now making q specially
Of Silks which We offer in Blacks and
Coiors, price and quality second to
none. Satins in every shade, and
price to suit all. Corduroy and Bro
caded VelVets, also handsome line
Of Dress Flannels. Do I forget that
our Corseis are the lead. ng styles, aud
our Hosiery stock Is Just superb. No
trouble to show goods at
MO WIN. JENNINGS & Sous.
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A New Basis.

This morning Mr.. Geo. A. Meears
makes change in his advertisement,
announcing that after this day Of
Thanksgiving he will conduct bis
entire business, retail and wholesale,
on the cash basis, and for further
particulars invites persons interested
to see the small bills now due. See
his advertisement.
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WE OFFER the HANDsOMEsr and

We OFFER the HAND5OMEST and
CHEAPEST line OF Dolmans and
listers, Misses and Ohildren's Cloaks
and listers ever seen here, most OF
the styles cannot be found elsewhere.
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTEN-
TON to cur handsome stock OF
Ladies' Closks, which we are deter
mined to clear out before the close of
the season, no matter at what sscri-
fee. Mo COIN Bios.
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PERSONAL.

Hon. F. N. Lyman, of Toosle, was
In town on Wednesday.
Hon. A. o. 5moot. OF Provo was on
the street on Wednesday.
President Bulge started for his
home in Paris, Bear Lake Valley, on
Wednesday,.
Mr.. M. B. Cowles, agent for Mac
allister, the wizard" goes TO the
Park to-day, to complete the arrange
ments for a series OF sleight.of-hand
entertainments there.
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FOR SALE.

THE PROPERTY KNOWN AS
/ the Crossley, or Montana Brewery,
will be sold on execution, at Far mington,
Davis County, on the 18th Of NOven Der,
1880. at 10 a. m. The property consists
OF the Brewery and one hundred and
sixty acres f Land The Brewery is sit
uated about five m les north Of the city,
near 3 pure mountain stream, and ready
for immediate use. This Is rare oppor-
tunity for brewery men, ma
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Prof. s. s.. HaIniIl's Sci
ence Of EIOcutiOn, New
Edition, Arrived and for
Sale at Dryers.
Select Ball

Under the auspices OF the Mckenzie
Reform Club, will be held in the En-
porium Hall on Thursday evening,
November 25th, 1880, for the benefit
of the Clnb. Tickets, admitting gen
tIeman and ladies, 81, 10 be had OF
general committee at the ball.
7. G. ARMSTRONG, JR.,
NE Chairman OF Committee.
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Will Sell Cheap.

1 am tired OF the Secondhand
Business and positively do intend to
wind up my interests in Salt Lake
City. My stock consists of Household
Goods, Horses, Carriages, etc. the
Largest Stock in the Territory.
Of JOHN CRANE.
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Good News for the Ladies,

Just received by express, q Large
Assortment OF Oloaks and Dolmans
for Lsdies and Children. Also clos
ing on. an Immense Stock of Mill
merry Goods OF Every Description. Call
Early and Secure Bargains.
no ]. g. BROOKS.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

The MOST beautiful Berlin EN-
broideries, perfect marvels of the
Needlewoman's Artistic Skill-Slipper
Patterns and partly finished Anti
MacsssaTs, direct from Berlin,
n25 At AUERBAoH's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

The FINEST PRESENT ever given By
a Magician in this city will be given
away by. Prof. Macsllis;er Tonight
a Magnificent Silver Tea Set of Six
Pieces. Cost $40. See it in Joslin &
Parks JeWelry Store.
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KimbalI Block Grocery Store.

Cheapest in town. especially in
Fruits, Vegetables, Butter, etc. Bilks
need not apply. SILVER, Manager.
In religious faith, right to think.
In politics republican. but opposed to
rascality. ole
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

We HAVE q lot of Linsey and Elan
mel Sheeting, B own, White and Gray
Blankets, and larger stock OF Home
made Flannels and Linseys to select
from than we have ever had before.
JOHN Q. CUTLER,
Agent Provo Wooden Mills,
OF Old Constitution Building.
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JOB PRINTING neatly, cheap!y
snd quickly done st this Office
To CAPITALISTS.

If you want q place TO build a
home, with surroundings that cannot
be equalled in Salt Lake City, call on
US and We can please you. Room
ample and facilities for every want.
n6 ANDERSON & POMERoY.
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SPANISH LACE FIoHUEs, Initial and
Lace Handke-chiefs. Cords. Tssssls,
Spikes and lots of Fancy Goods just
received AT AUERBAoH's.
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WE SHALL OFFER the follow
ing GREAT BARGAINS in our
extraordinary Kid Glove Sale:
Victoria Operas, worth S15e, for SOC.
L" Dark, a." $l.5O, for s5c.
Black, 4" $3.50, for 75c.
This presents g RARE OPPORTU-
NIFTY in this line, of which our
patrons should avail themselves.
Mo COIN BROS.
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THANKSGIVING Dinner Free,

W. Hill. OF the Philadelphia Coffee
House invites bis CUSTOMERS to 3
FREE DINNER to day from II TO 8
o'olo K. Turkey and all dainties OF
the season on the table and Don't
You Forget 1t. r25
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Nav & Glade

Have opened Butcher Shop at so
First South street, where they Will
keep the Best Meats in season. Meat
delivered in any part OF the city.
Sausage q specially. NJ
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CARPETS! Carpets! Carpets

b. Dinwoodey wishes you to call
and see the new designs Of Body and
Tapestry Brussels Carpets, with
borders TO match. Also Three Ply
ard extra supers. su17
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For Christmas Candy.
Fruits TOys, Hearts and
Figures at Wholesale
and Retail. 60 to Gardi-
ner's, 5S Main Street.
pC5
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Fnrnitura. Etc.

We have large new and we'll
selected stock OF Furniture, Mattresses
of sill kinds, Feathers, Pillows and
general upholstery.
BARRATT Bros,
ole I23 to 131 Main Street.
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A SO Silver Tea Set, of Six Pieces,
will be given By Mscallister at the
Theatre To night. Stop at Joslin &
Parks Window and look at it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

WHISKY AND otheE Punches. Tom
and Jerry and every kind OF Hot
Drinks at the
"A BUSINESS SAMPLE Rooms.
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What Shall We Have for Dinner

ON THANKsGIVING7 You can
find a. ". J.. Price's-Eastern Quail,
Grouse, Turkeys. Ducks, and Poultry
of every kind. Vegetables, Groceries
and Fish. We have just received
some fine Shelbark Hickory Nute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

The WHISKY PUNCHES, Tom and
Jerry and all Mixed Drinks at the
Business Sample Rooms are made Of
natural distilled liquors. IA
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Turkey Dinner

From IL to 8 pm. at the Business
sample Room on Thanksgiving Day.
Opposite Postoffice. D24
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Salt Lake City, Concerning animals
running st large" be and the sane
are hereby repealed.
Passed November 18th, 1880.
FERAMORZ LITTLE,
-. Mayor.
JOHN 7. GAME, Recorder.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

DIAMOND SCARF PINS. Diamond
Earrings, Diamond Studs. Diamond
Finger Rings, at E. ]. SWANER & Cos.
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The DISTINGUISHING feature OF the
Beverages sold at the Business Sample
Room is PURITY. n24
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seaISlkin Sacques, finest
ever shown here, Just re-
cetVed. AT Auerhacll's.
nl3
Violin, COrnet, Guitar,

Instruction given on these instru
ments by Msgnus Olsen. Enquire ut
Careless' Music Store. p16
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SUPERB SETS of Jewelry, latest de.
signs 10 the market, at E. ]. SWANER
& Co.'S. MI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH
FLOORiEG, RUSTIC. SlOshG.
POCKETS, ETC, CHEAP. AT
IATIREa. TAYLOR ACO'S
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DR., Darlington

Has removed his Office to Second
South street, opposite the Deseret
Carriage Shops. n23
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LADIES' AND CH1DREN's Shoes and
Ruooers. Complete AssortmenG
NO AT AUERBAcH'e,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-11-25

The LARGEST and choicest stock of
Silks, Sstins, Velvets and Brocades
ever shown west OF Chicago, at F.
Auerbsoh & Bros new Store. ms
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D. @. YOUNG, Civil Engineer and
Architect. Office. in Old Constitution
Building. P. D. Box 654. 81
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GENTS AND BOYS Suits and listers.
a new lot, at Auerbach & Bros new
Store. ms
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The GRAND GENITAL HOTEL. GOT to
GIT Broadway, New York, is the
largest and best ventilated Hotel in
the City, and being the most centrally
located, makes it one of the most de-
sirable Hotels for both Business and
Pleasure seekers, having sccommods-
ton for over One Thousand Guests
and ia under the Management OF
Messrs. Keeier, McKinnie & Co., OF
the famous Manhattan Beach Hotel,
which has no rivals, with popular
prices of So per dav for r )om and
Board with a small extra charge for
Parlor and Bath Room. n24
HOLIDAY GOODS OF every description,
OF our own in portation. arriving daily
at F. Auerbacn & Bros new Store.
ms
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PEARL ECARF PMS, Pearl Earrings,
Pearl Studs, Pearl Finger RingE, at
E. J. SWANER & Co.'S. MI
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TO LET-A House completely
Furnished. Address P. 0. Box 463.
n25
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ANOTHER LOT of those beautiful
Dolmans, Havelocks and listers
n25 AT AUERBACH' 8.
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COMMERCIAL.

rCorected daily by Mccormick y Col
SILVER
Salt Lake, L091S per ounce
New York, Lips per ounce.
LEAD.
Salt Lake, $3.50 per ton.
NeW York, 45<c. per pound.
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You can get all kinds of HOWE
MADE WOODEN GOODS, at the
lowest market prices, at
BURTON, SONS & Y0UNG'5,
o26 1922 First South Street.
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JEWELRY and Watches sold ct 10
per cent. of, for a few days more. at
E. J, EWANER & Cos. nj
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UTAH HONEY, in pound cans.
at G. F. BROOKS. o23
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SAsH, DOORS ARD BLINDS
~ OuLDIkCS, BRACKETS AND
ALL SIZES OF WINDOW CLASS
At BOTTOM FICURESl LAT.
TIMER. TAYLOR & CO. .
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WEATHER REPORT.

War Department. Division of Tele-
grams and Reports for the benefit Of
Commerce and Agriculture.
SALT LAKE CITY, Nov. "a, 80.
40 $40 lao $40
BGrometer.-....... 1915 29.o9 2s-59 2Sy5
Thsrmometer-... 80 20 ~ a
Humidity-...---.-. 80 10 % 70
Direction wind. Calm Calm NV GAIN
Miles per Hour o 0 10
state Of Weather Snow LtSnow Thing Clear
Rainfall for q hours o 80 Of a. inch.
Maximum Ther.-deg. 80; Minimum %.
J. CRAIG, sgt Sig. Corps, U-S.A.
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In testimony whereof, I
have hereunto set my hand
Is and affixed the corporate
seal Of Salt Lake City,
this Oath day of November,
AID, 1880.
MO JOHN 7. GAME, Recorder.
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TERRITORY OF UTAH, J

TERRITORY Dry OF UTAH. g.
l, John I. Game. Recorder of sslt
Lake City, do hereby certify that The
foregoing is a full, true and correct
copy of an Ordinance entitled San
ordinance relating to the City Estray
Pound, passed BY the City Council
Of said City. the 10Th day Of Noven.
Der, AID. 1880, as appears Of record
IN my Office.
, 1880-10-20

a GOOD IDEA.
ADDING TO THE USEFUI.SEss OF THE al

ADDING To THE USEFULSEss OF THE ata.
NAL sEnvIcE.
Tic recent disastrous gnie which cul,snti
sllcli widespread destruction among tho shin
ping, and during Which so inal,y lives wero
lost, has aroused universal sympathy, auI
llas nsso causcd ucttye measures to be tnkrn
LOOKING to n lMorcthor0nEl, anl practical ,lso
Of INC slElial-Scrvice Bureau In tho interest
OF tue lake marine. The present storm Sig
mi simply indicates tliu approach of n storm.
nut glytls Ito Information us to tho direction
winch tho mariner may expect tho storm 10
come fr''tl'. believing that the Chief Signal
ol'tcer would chcerfully acqu1cscc III a re-
Quest TINT tho modo Of signaling be so
cl!angcd rs |" Include tl,is information. the
following petition will be put iii circulation
today on 'Change:
engage, H., OFT. @.-1'o The Chief Sig,,ul Or
cent ctl0ngc Of locltton Or thu eut1ttot,nry siI.
i,nls ntsenses thu efficiency VI tho soryicp ft,r
nE niHrino lntereAts, We, I'LL netnl,ers or tho
foF to sasr rd =; pf TradG Feyeefny request
1nores, Tint With tho order to disiay tho 10 slorn
siEh'l f our Hi9rellnnt tnnrlro muy bo furnished
y. %.h "prnbabtt,es Of direction irona wheh
This petition viii viii he iI ss.,ed by oyorv mom,cr
Of tho I3onrd. and hutco cnInnt hui "nrrv
Efcat weight. Tho grim shippers OF Ehj.
GSSw GSS9 MI wsrG thc|gr grsat sufferers Tho recount
nR OF tho snCrtco Ut lives, demands TINT s,tcil
sixti1l PC ordered nt .nco. From now until tho
GMss M e. havRlttoll IS tho dangerous schso,l 0n
tho dfcetton Of the wInd becnillts, t,t coitrse. Il
tllaftgr Of pnr,,tnount importance tu Cuptuns OF
Sessets. II nny bonot}t IL to be dorlvqd ths
year, &c tlaltGr shn.t!d bo plnced III tho hands
fsstlu. foe'
, 1880-10-20
LAKE ONTARIO.


axttal Di.pateh fU tn Chicago Tribune.
klSusroS, Oct. 10.--Thu propeller Lake
Michigan. OF tho Lake Ontario Steamship
eonpany's line, from Montreal on her woy
up tho river, yesterday. Will, cargo of raii-
roau Iron for thu Circuit Western hallway. met
With MI accident which only admitted Of
l]sl1o enough to reach q landing place be{ors
sending ller to tho bottoln. She wus about
twelso nlfles west Ut nrockyIllo, and, VI, uc-
count Gf thy wlntl whiel, prevailed ut tGv
title,, tue pilot AuRged tho aioro rather
clt,at'y, NM thu propeller struck reef with
tremendous f0TcA. Slu Instantly sprung
ieak, Wllen taie punnps weru brought l!itl
IUS{tllsitlol', l,pptuv to keep her atlt,at unlA
CAlpl'9wa could he reached, but tho water
gnined RAPIDLY OH the pun.l,s, and they wero
o9NKea t9 put about and run for Allan'H
WHIT, Whero sll9 sank IN Gleyu1, ftut Of
Wntet. Mr. John Donrlly, Ut Eolytll l. Sons.
wreekers with tic xteal,iur ii. a, CUlyl1. isft
TOR tho propeller this afternoon, with i diver
a!sa steanl,p1tttlps, but On the way down ran
o!l st,oal five inlles east Ut GalI.i,ouuv, Tho
steamer ChIeftain hils buen ordered to har
assistance. Il IL thought thnt tho Colvin
WILL be got or without serious dalnage,
ACCIDENT TO THE PROPELLER OCEAN,
Tho propeller Ocean. from Montreal, luuen
, 1880-10-20
TIE WI6SAIIICKON.


Tic WlSsallitkoll, Ut thu Anchor Line.
rcuched Chicago ut 10 o'clock lust ul9ht.
with. several ho1es III her b,lwarks, Int other.
wiso all right as to hull, though sl!o lost two
sAlls during the gale. Appended Ia llcr log,
which tells III i grnphtu way what u tiu4e sic
had:
At a. m:, THO 10th f8aturdayl was calcd by
tae aiate, Wind bluwllig very strung Atll ill-
eteAsinF, undtIto1k to tHkv IL, tho 90fesail.
,;i,!,n,tt T',Gn It stt tho oolt.rope md wont Into
aSs4 atolt to tx heoH hsr hsa4 g 1. Al iS
.away: Tsted to feteh her W, With engine work.
ny strong: 9nd holm hard a-purt anu bird
n.sstaFnoasti. but shu wouldn't ru1uv. At D:o0
Kel,t Ags away n. Il. by N. Weather set Ii tlick
Wlth s!eet aud hull, At b;lO iSuNday1 sha
nippea tw1 at'ta nyvr hpe fM1,t4tI. ut tho salu9
s.!ue 9fcARlfix III thu Aft shutters. WNttr raIi
5@H.n @ !ne ctat- nunkcts+ ind !ntu tho tIFp-tont1l
tvGsy tAn vGsy haf9 work IL keep IN stcam. Three
tHaGGn 9n witch ltting with lunip4. About nlNo
taenca III water tn tho isre-hod. At Tho shut-
~: .Sss were knocked IT, uBaln Got then! closed
y n1p: ana the wsltsF baic4 III tho mall, Iccx. Il
T. sa4 WcAtA9r cleared up, aud we xuht.d
Fort ltetscy., Nude the iii to 4tensiy hmr II
blew nHsy also. Aureus, nf Port iietsoy S:ka
A. y VIC iua1e ulauS Mnnltu,i ljEGt. Al ii.45
thicH aEsgtls1 u Manito9 !IYLt. Sill suowax as,d
oae df'ttol OF. with enxins working. ut ufuui
, 1880-10-20
OTHER CASUALTIES.
LAKE MICHIGAN.

NEWS Of DlsAsTEItR STILL rDtr1,tSf ~
throughout thu entire tlny yesterday news
OF additional tllsasiers OH this laku in tl,n
great stor'l' continued 10 pour Iii u,,on own.
efs or vcascla aNl ngunts. Tho dispatches
anu letters reeolyed mainly l,a,l reference
slngly To vessels either stranded or SO bntlly
disabled ~ to rcQlltra tho services Of t,lNs
mld' steani-pu,nps. The interest along tho
doeks a'lu at tho Insurance. atltuur,ers did
not s''oW my signs of lueglnr, Mn
tug oi!Ices, ard particularly. those
WIZ thNor all, ailofde.! comfortable lIres wcro
outside ai wure nnxio,,s to sar @ from ttSsts tir;a
A MeMs q t!!e safety Ut crnft that wuru slii,.
pssa .!n!,ty 70 ,,nrnf asa gt wltiI llsser was IL
cheerful !nueuce over sne, pntties ss NV. W..1
s,lil ~ Ilis,siI!l isn"ralco u tho whereabouts
Gt Or yissels t gr!!o,'Eg y or bclng Iuoke,l atier
tiM. w St tllelr no'.!s, rs WiIl % seen by whit
io,anMs: ,s1s,, iet they oxhlhttetl 10 signa 1T
w. fMeafy!ns ys 9f el't!r w"rk.. However, Il is 10
% e aeky W flfSp% ltfpS ana az ct"fhys that fSn rSst
effort agala thls seasn,!. IAa ui;,, :.Ia,naEs
wrought by tho Nala ii Frisisy
gsSt nMv tr;"s enn;"si ~ constitute fl budget
hul!slco il"n certainly will pray- that thIs
sori Of lhIIiK 1nay end fur tl,u nresui,t. nv
thelI tfeasnrseS hltist bu sadly drplctcii III.
ss low Msy 1s:s 'lse 'at Gsei' doing buklnss at
on an average haals oi losses cuIld ,ot "h,e inye
DeeA even Ordinarily fntr, 1851"
h1safAsTEn VESSEL,
Capt. AIclntyrD, of the pro,,etlrr peerlesa
im'a4tme t''aP m f., litE TMl1,tSE Reporter yesterday
Or s bsrxs ~ ss pat My II Csk TX t aSy s s s ~; ysfsS
Ffn1lkllFl Atllt between ftllr nnh tjy,, ,nilau
, 1880-10-20
LAKE SUPERIOR.

| VIOLENCE OF TIE BTOIIM AT DULUTH.
| John Flynn, agent Of tho Iake Michigan
d Lake Superior and Like Superior Soutl,
Sl!orc LINES Of steamers nj Duluth, writes rs
| follows concerning the, storm to Atessrs
Leopold u Austrian, under dute Of Oct, II:
~ was very fortunate III getting your corn
out Of tho elevator. rot I! saekcd tho tlny
before tho propeller Manisteo arrived, md
SIX hours after 1t was Oh the Alantstue tho
sens were rolling through, the elevator. 1
should think there nru fully two hundred
tons OF gravel ln tla elevator now. T|lo pier
OF tho elevator WIS carried over tho break
water. Tho seas also swept through tho st.
gil tile tricks 6if In to tha street.
Telegraph. lines are down, and 4 locoi,lo-
tise anu twelve cars goi1lg to St, Puul
afe ,1i uitclseu. NJ vessel cV. l0ad III tito out.
W.T. We sssGa e t aS Ieiks fe F 1s rSoys y @
walk TITS mornings The ArlzoMa arrived
yesterday afternoon. Sho ncted b,lIy about
oVV oo fset r. - outside OF the pier. However, sll0
ExpEnuEScE ON THE PEERLESS.
Tho line Propeller Peerless, Capt. Allan
Mcintyre, OF tho Lake Allcl1Ixaj, Il fnks,
Superior Conpany's' fleet arrived here at
Rn1n Yesterday from Lake Superior, Capt.
Gast-iHItoass taW ,1imt o1 LAX Superior last Fri
lngnecd blowing frvsll Just aftsr ihe fcerIsss
!eft Mnrul!elte, md by the Tins ttlu reached
thn. r"s ~ sta!,!G ma INCREASES! to such m extent
then put her about TOR Grand lslanI. 'fhe
sens ran ycry. high, SO high tlat Wlter fpIi by
Ions upon the lofty .ptlot-lIonsr, breaking
several mt1es Ut tslnss liz tho pilot-housy win
1Ows. The wafer forward o,t tl,e promenade
@ deck was At times knee deep. Tie preriess
Weathered The terrible battering to wl!icl. yllu
, %hs Subjected 10 handsomely TINT nome of
feF freight, either on to nnfi4 tienk Or IN tho
Wts reacliGd tho wind Suited tp southwest,
increasing ~ yolcnce rnplttly Until II attained
2 velaclty OF FULLY sixty miles 1Ier hour. Thu
teeriess M was lleadetl about once morc, after
SMUT close under tile land. The lligh south.
west Will ocIt down the northeast sen to
some Htenl, but Il heavy Ero,ltld swell fru,n
i9f 'i,esttn ta was m cyerl!elcS4 exlerenceI
to tl'e nort!caster tho tables were set Oil tlo
letrlcss ls rs usua without ta,naEot to xt4res
PEI 9l tHriltture. WElGil sto swung around to
!lea0 iiito Efantl Island = number of gublets
xst only, GnD OF them suffered brenkaac.'
Ilese tr!|lEng Incidents serve to prove tint
me Peerless h Ollt. Ut tho hest hGavy-weater
steamers On thu lakes. 1t. begun sMowlDg
ne Peerless pnssel through thu S,lult Caniti |
nn1 down tlla ~. Mario River thu ground
was covered with SNOW 10 thu depth or tlireo
now THE 1tunn FAnEp. |
Alcssrs. I.nnpo!tl t. Austrian I,nyc tnformn.
tlon trHln Eugla ltarbur tu tho oiTcet tiult tlla
Propeller j. T.. Illtrl, OF their lInp. WentJnrrJ
t!le storm Ut Eagls ilarbor. Tl,u .nvan SCI and
Wl'l! YHTo @ so lleayy that tho propeller Ind
SlIu lMrtcd NJ! of her lINes ind anchor cnNl,s
III dining 80, but otherwise suffered no dun
ago III hull Or oltttt.
, 1880-10-20

| Of tho scow Hercules, Cnrrlcd nwnv hcr IN.
t4,un, AMI il, t11igInv back MID Tnrtk III .i,c MI
twu holes with her bowpprit thrHugd t'i,r Gil.
wnrks. Iho Ncwhcrg drlfit4l down t,l,tn both Of
M MWny thr seows hnwtrrlt. md dung
Share Of ,un,nwr' Hftrr ,,,o cci nn,S,,or, S .r
arlftr1 down tl,r nuc!,er .chain enrrlrtl
awny tt9 sc4w'synwl., WI tlnn topk tho croN
~, na nohr. Nept working e.iK'Mo nll THO ttn,g to
tchao1r M re eon1s rne ~ GMs nr H. A. s a, n, Mn,!ny
s;; ;';,E ;3 SoS: Ss +; ss's dw
sho lot 70 her ancb"r, tlt usjf,sl ~ on To io
Dre. Couli not itarl, tcr nnti,t,, S,,,r fila a,mrs
OF live nthers IN tho sums rrodlc,,it,rnt. 1t i
enhtvhsea 70 brave UP anchor ~ net elenr Ut
faEn4 ~ tntn @ 1ter N yeSse's OCT u up nt 9:a
III tahtoncr III s' atu 1, she ~ ae!a ~
achr n m t., M Mrcn ug ": IT, III xo nsr
md Oowsprit, md stnyiS ID 1ar fnrwnrt ~ g.
~ areh.ro.l nnd doing herself n g.'od dsrtt II
hhnas h'a a1ad wnter,loaged. Al commenced 10
nnshur IN ~ SsHHm Mr. ~ nEsft t more @ Ha!nEc: got
silaii lnt ad toos ,er Srew UIf-,,n" ~Gtsa .,,r nj
ttj Went III, isito Tic iiay, aid let ro '% n,suin n.
s aSe SF teTySe ts3ns sost SF f s hsqss md rs
orSw astoro wtttho Captain ana Mao q to
A'bGifoss: Then went I? tho A'batross nut
1nnn1, . Pfotss'o'is sht ihti; ann took then, on
viii tle crw ~; tho aitn;ro,s "I ts .Sa, waMKeo.
inp iron oxiosure. Iieatl Wild aid i,Is sn stlli
It'll e " BIT n' das.s drsS assr Sss ~ 70 fSs, Sss rt shifted
III conversation with n Tjit,.y.SE yenortcr
Capt. ticorgo Mccullough statctl tint ho hatl
sailed un tho lakes nineteen years, but
III THE 1ane last 4 ST sronA 'r, - "Took TIT e.KE"
S n 'nSIu ", ~, ~ as tong ~ w Gon!, nut finally
~, i,ar ~ a,; @ n .!!G t.ii!o !llS vGsscl W'ls
NJ t,o ,veS!,s we., a ,yrn wnns soe