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, 1880-03-29
THE 1,J,opELLE1s ROCHESTER,.

Epsttal Conespondsnes cf The Chicago Tribune
BUFFALO, Mnrch 27.--Thc Unton Dry.Dock
Company hnro on tho stocks tho largest propc1'
Tor over Turned out ut I}uat0. II not tho inrgrst
on tho lakes Hhe Is being built for tho Union
Steamboat Company llno,and Will be completed
about JUNG, nt IN estimated cost Of FlD.NN.
1icr Dimensions nrc: Length tetwcen pcrpcn.
dculurs, ea7 feet; length on keel for Tonnage
ens feot: Breadth, extreme, 10 feet; depth. amid
ships from top to keel, 1B tcct: burden In tons.
about 200 i. NJ: horsepower fnnrntnnl}, d00
ifer frames, tttnbcrs, and plnr)strg will DC Of tho
hest whitc.oak, thoroughly steamed. calkcd,
md fastened. She will hnro sf1 kccaaons
on each stdc seventeen inches by
twelve inches. and n main kcclson Fovcn.
teen BY sixteen inches. sho will hc almost a
duplicate OF tho Now York, md. like her,
tho frame tllnbera will be tied TO cach other by
succession of Iron straps, their thickness t'einR
frDm oNo-hnlt 10 say1n. otghths inches, and their
width from thrcc 10 SIX Inches; their length In
aomo placcs extending from within short dis
ance nf the keclson to tho toI,.sIt,cs Or upper
pnrt OF tho hull This Is called the dlagnnat sys-
sn' e fss 5 {o S asp. S s9 of
cargo. which Is nno moro than any vessel IN tho
Unlun Cnnrany'a tlcet has, the extra ono being
Sssse f " sax9 81 so
compound order, known 20 tho Perry. lay pat
Sfk o1ks fq % III 9SnS sy az eypf
40 Inchcs]borc, nnt tho upper one 20 inehcs bore.
with ls.lncIi strtko. Tho or,ink-shaft will bo
il inches In diameter. with wrn.lxhtLr smiths,
still vnlyo stems, atti! slides. links. and crank
flns She will tn fitted with universal couplings
In tho naln shut, and nlso double set Of force
fsc,!in9 prmps:. IIer boilers. which nro hslng
,nade by Mr. Philip Ryder. OF this city, will no
foot long, md ~ feet she'll. Her wheel will bo
!: feet 4 dainotcr with pitch Of atsN.t IS feet.
called tho Rochester, will he ono Of tho ilncat
mi most complete ever launched IN those
aYulnEa.
, 1880-03-29

. VISsEI. TRANBFEff3.
Tho Detroit pnpcrs report tho following vcsaol
transfers:
Allan r. Darrnsh hrs rurohnscd a no-fatirth
interest Of tho tug Walter scott nf Mira. Mary
e Il. Fisher, who recently purchased tho
steamer KewrGnnw, has snld intercht Hs follow
Ing At pricns PRO rsta to uT!ginnl price !tsttM:
Oiie-l1ftccnih interest to Chnflcs Rsast. nf this
city, alAu ono.hftocnth fntorest to James 5fa.
loney, Of ChclDygau.
, 1880-03-29


OMAHA, Mnroh 11.-Thc Den1Derntto primary
election was held In this county yestortlay. On
nccot,nt Of homo pcrsonnl Jcainaslos Of Ur. Mil.
tor, editor Of tho Ifcruid thorn WINS m nttompt
Ia doFcat his element at tho pnrty. Tho victory.
inert, nnd tho election IN this county and others
enr fr,tn IN the Sht1 inettrcs n IIidcn slo!cEn.
ton to Cincinnati. Nebraska Ia no doubt for
scItinu.
, 1880-03-29
SOME KENTUCKY REVOLUTIONS.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March s7.-Tha following
resolutions wcrc adopted by the Jefferson coun-
" Republican Convention yesterday. Tho
Seventh ls spicys
g. 1htnL-Tho prominent Republican candidates
encoa Of oplnlon mud personal preferences natu-
r.! y party governed by principle and do
voted to freedom, but all differences will tartnI-
Chicago Convention. -: =. =. =,
fa@h-We hQlor the llo-!9ps services Of tho
, 1880-03-29

Special Dttpateh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
ERIE, Ia., Mnrch e5.-Arrivcd last evening:
Propeller ]. Swayno and schooner A. u. Maxwell,
Toledo, d, goo bushels wheat.
, 1880-03-29
WASHINGTON NOTES.

= 0Ps'"Fe F@Fs3teR " 1''u 0'''s3RV 2'Fo"''s*
WA8H1NaToN, D. C., March .5.-Tho House
Committee on hilitla bus agreed upon report
on tho subject Of rcorganizing tho militia. It
urges tho importance Of nauounl legislation,
and atatcs that twIthout Interfering with tho cor-
tro Of tho Stutos aver their militia, tho Federal
Government should take action in tho nature
Of cooperation, md should make sufficient TN
ntial appropriations for arming and oruIpplng
tho militia, and pny the mon for service during
tho prescribed potlods OF annual oncanpmont
and drill.
THE rATENr CoMstts8IoHEHaH1F.
Edgar II. hInrblo, Inv officer Of tho interior
department, wifi ho appointed Commissioner Of
bic.
, 1880-03-29
A Congressional Tribute to Ex-
Minister Washburne's Emil
nent Services.
The Dignity Of the Supreme Court
Disturbed by Alleged Eaves-
dropping.
John Kelly's Organ Charges tho
=. q Tildonftes with Timldity
and Trickery.
Interesting Summary Of English Po.
litioal and Social Affairs.

x1r.r,,,.,,rnv II r. Morrtt a--Thn 1Tn,,ne
.,.'' ',,.r,,:, IN c,on,n,,tco of I'm whnlo n.nn.
'a's ~ .,,n nhnlr, cnn,I,Icrn1 TIN fnnanlur nm,
vs'sa v',a,..ttr -. s,,rnnr,otin,, mn
r. t,,oatn,,rn nr Nm Annrnpr,otton Commit,
at .n.nd - TIN iii ,xor, ,,,t t,n1tt1c., nu1 nm.
~ t,,s nrao, h, oo,,,t ,,ot vvn II hIa su,,
W'ts -. T., ~ 4,rcscnt si,on,, hn cnuatdcro1 It
,,iu Thor,, wcrc n,,n,,cr nr u,n,,sns in tbo
sni ~ ,,cco.sttv. ntvisalllftv. nnti rnnaon for
"t,,h vi ho VIVA tnfnl1y iunnr,nt. In urotcstrd ho
Saa ~ hlamo NJ rrsponsIttty for tim bilt. Tho
rna,,,ar a,ston ,nafc II, ,e ruyiacti. onlarus1.
w., encouraged ond hn ,vna willing In tnkn 4hn
st..ronntn Ma ann,,,,t un,rnrrlntcd Nv I'm bllI
~ n~nonl II. nrcrv dollar FIR Inn OK.
..s.,n,, ~ Tint avatem. 11e nr1,testc,1
- .os ,etf,or AmnrI,n,, nor VIVA n rr1u,bIfcnn
~ IT, ,nstincta NJ, its nnrhnns to cnpy Inn IN.
"aantr,- ami m,mtcrv of 1,nvnlty nv sncktnu tn
iosI a.a ,,ront,,,o t,aa,, aor,,n,. t,tS n
wv =. on ao,a ~ - aho,,,, ~, ,,!,,tntfa, ~ ,or.
pat p,,an, ." nnyo,,nonts ,vhrh rcstrt, for min.
- 80 ~ ,,o,v,tar n,,,,r,vnl cr. t,,,JvII,,ot
El."aee - ~ ,.,i,,..,, ,,n.nr M, t,n,o,,nta
lsn.st .a ..as ,ur.,,,,Lo., t,a thro,o ~ +rrnnrv
'Ao ~, ~ st,n,,uvr,s rrrnnn
u, po,,aao;, In rnn,v ,o Mr. D,octh,rn. ns.
I, t. ~. ~ tnso, ,tn,n,,n,o sor,,,o, hoa
M..a s.s ns,a.ta,,,., nn,, No. a,ncc.aT NJ ms
~. ~. 10 -, .t,,t,,,oa ~ ..r,, t.,, o,,,r snon
"' :. IL x,d aot,t.,,,,,tn1 ,nnrr thnn thn
n,,,, ~ - snn',oa N rooltze N ~, ,,r,,orcsa
pcopla sccHea ~ fehi'ze ~ tno r'uHfees
OF American history aha 70 ING saiety u
~ mr. tl,nlo1natio bistory thcro ia ma nolder
.ao. ,.,r,ttnr tho,, tint ,vhtch Hosh,n,rnc mi
ca, ~, h. rn. A,,,ors"n. M,ns.or J., ti,o
nhe" "A.'i ~ "ro 1s".olu '.'ustoa :" -"
Court Of 1'aris. we all know when tho war 20,
twcon rrllssIn and Frnnco broke out tho Capital
Of Imperial Frnncc wns 1led with tho tlIto Of
European diplomacy. Ine row Rlt1crea win
historic mines, anu was rlcA win the blnzo'lry
Of arms anu OF orders. Amid them nil tho un-
,,,rcterdtru name md aImn)n chAraotnr of tho
Amet1ean Msn's'et we.o o. ~ H. us LILY ..scas
to challenge tHo attohton ot tho thonRbtlcss or
proud, hut during tho year Of that wnr Franco
and paris bccnmo tho thoatro of scenes which
aas,-,s,,an. ~ 49,, ottortio,, ~ tbo rnrld nnd
co'h!nanaea NV "t.cn,o't " .no "oIn.' a'lo ~
tried tho qualities Of oil VINO wcro present or
had part In thc1n, and when that yenr WINS
nasaed
ps'''1 THERE WAS nut ONE NAME
n....o,,1 ,,tn ,,h1,t, c,o,rol ~ =, ,rrt++on
on ail thnt PROUD roii wnch seculea topo "l'.e.1
In letters Of living light, and which stood out TO
challengo tho respect mud command tho nttn,irn-
ton Of tho world. 1Io was at onco tho rcpre-
, 1880-03-29

Special ptspatea to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, March a5.-The steamer Corona,
propeller q. J. Trucsloll, md schooners Trio and
So,frenEr constitute craft ia haror here. woath-
cr bnrnt1, additional to these te,cgnaphctl Inst
evening. Tho Trio Is bound to naolno. and tho
Souvenir to Chicago.
, 1880-03-29
BJJFFALO.

aptelas DHpatth to Tho Chfedco TTibtlNA
NuFrAIo, N. r.. Maroh e8.-Tho arrivals to"
day wcro; BteAm-bar9o ChamborlAit,. from To-
Io<lo, with 15,437 bushels whent; bnrHu Shawnee,
Detroit, 5000 bushels wheat; schooner Frnncis
Palms, 1000 bushels wheat. Tho clearances
e1 gsno0Sr on ,h fH4 Hetr aiea
, 1880-03-29
ENGLISH POLITICS,

Tltion,
ENGLISH pOL1T1CS.
Hrtcfat Cab&e.
LONDON. March 27.-pHssion Week, usualiy do
voted IN England to ecclesiastical olIsorvnnccs,
prcse1lta n singular spbctaotn, evnry coraer at
tho thrco Kingdoms being cnKngcd In paa-
sion0to ,cscctloiicoring, which wns scarce.
" suspended OIL Good Frl1ay. Ccr-
tain churches wt1ero gorgeous ceromonin1s
l,ro prnoticcd wcro hnf empty, whlto tho public
halls were throngcd with ltatcncrs to political
harnnEues. Every public housc In tho metropo-
la is converted Into Tory headquarters. Many
thentrcd woro closed throughout tho week; thoy
would have boon scantlly attended II open. Tho
pacturu galleries aro tcsortcd, tho concert hnlls
arc only half full, tho l,nrks aru lesolnte, md
tho shops nre empty, tho beer shops excepted,
where tho lingo nnlnrls and tEor customers
eurouBe together. Every boarding Is covered
with political nlaourds. Mnny private houses
nre displaying tho hflta Of candidates.
Cahs, vans, and other vehicles, public
nnd private, oven carriages, nrD RIrlf-
larfy decorated. WbfIc tho contest proceeds
throughout England goncrnlly on broad public
grounds, most metropolitan constituencies aro
preparing 10 voto on
LOCAL 1BsuEs AND INTERESTS.
Trhdesmcu rival tho puhlioars In political
nctlvlty, and nrc cxtrHcing decorations aRninst
cDnporntl0n from nltncrous candidates, In
Guiding the lst.-1Ion. Willinm II. Smith at
Westminster. They show s,lch strength that in
Chelscn, eycn Sir Charles Dlike's seat ls cons!d-
ercd i1npor'ictl. Tho luvish Tory expenditure Is
fIkowlso contributing to TINT result. Sir Will
inm 1Inrcourts scnt In Oxford Is likewise IN dan-
ger on this account.
Tho totai number o{ candidates now reaches
ncnrly 1.l00. comprising 400 Lll,cras, 405 Tories,
md p Home -itulcrs e., 10th eIaes aro attacking
retHrn III mombcfs and ..ro noarly equally
sontess Is Sisa ffa'y # ih5s eaSeas
oxpcotc that tho tot'I! vate VII 20 tlS h.. highest
over p.l!cd betting at thS w. Carlton Grio, for for.
cvnn. The 1.ihors,!s, wh!le nimittlng tho i'm
possibility of ~ nceurntc forcc'st, express In
Tho afnrn,ng reports Of alalstono's Illness aro
without f1lndntiof1, cxcept 80 far 1s q billions
o SS UasSne fpSo a waksE tdksEfas ts
morning. md expects to fnln'l his promised visit
e orl1se"y q Mon:ay, md rss,'n,o spca,king on
occupied With attacks on him, in which ''
nnoss UALUMNIEs ARE REITERATED,
Ghos4h tog sy9 eo" fopoaty SoHtG:
aiadstonc is n,cntiof1e;l The rory papers. tho
The Astra nosns has SfS sSppe
sv s pSf 1sssns adas ssns hat trts@es @ @
This IL triso OF tho o!lic[nl world ut tho COltrt
especially, which rcieots tho En1perors anger
OIL accoNnt nf Qlatlstonos plain speAKnB.
4 LATER AMI TRUSTWORTHY DISPATCH
snys tho Vfehnu public believes thAt tho penco
of Europe wonlaflnd s,,rur Gllarante9 IN Lib
er thS H. trtnmph Tho Con.
is feesh outS,rss asast' liz IiGs1%l eSiols it,
otWee@ III Msss and Frene II bstsn Ts
hostility simply denotes French resentment for
, 1880-03-29

IL A DcAah.Hed Cuufesslou.
a church organlat at AEatoH, noaf Klc1,
. Russia, lately cOnfcased his DEATH bod to the
murder twenty yeasR ago Qf u fR1tucg, ue cQln-
, 1880-03-29

Stt.Jaeo,s0il
The Great German Remedy.

tFron tho Chicago Tribune, Nav ID, ls19l
NINE. MARIE SAIVOTTI. tho famous
rrtmn donna. who ohnr1ucd tho audonoo nt the Will
hu1nI Charity Concert fow wcgks ngo and who II Is
Andcratood. Intends accompanying that famous vlD.
nAt upon his tour to California; gnya tho following
tcetlMonY on h0tlntf Of this ronlady:
"tIarlnG repeatedly had occasion 70 sock roof IN
koFera 1t nuurnIgtc and rheumatic pains, No
when suffering frfn ttDAblas0nte ebr0 lhrtfat.
ind after vn!ny trying nnI Ietnedlcs that nothing
ablc c.,.s for !se s,l'nSns naoca n4beT t Of ny
tsfnctry reaultN kanp tt ~ travelling compnutou,
and are also cntluslnstto In it, pEntau."
, 1880-03-29

Thousands fndoIss the ST, JACOBS OIL.
Prof. C. o. NUFLE.sSl6. Manager Chicago t1lL>
Gymnasium
y. II. COOKE. Esq. Purchasing Agent American
ExPEess Company. Chicago. III.
STACEY HILL. Esq., MI Auburn 1ucllncd rlans
Ak., Cincinnati Ohio.
Druggists eycrywhero acll tho ST. JACOBS OIL
ut 90 CENTS a hottie. Directions In sloyon
lAnHnaGRa.
, 1880-03-29
SUGAR FROM SORGHUM,

CnpltaI1sts Hecl1ing for 1nfOrmntion-
Results of Mnny IixNertmentH-A Talk
with tho Chemist OF tlse Agricultural
Department..
, 1880-11-17
GATH ON GOrTI,1.

"01tAs" Dhpdtrh IN EfutfnM.fti EnqHirtr,
NEW fOl,K. Nov. 1S-JNy 0tllfi tuld T.. 4. Illck
formerly Of Cincinnati. that within two ycnrs no
would haro tho Missouri, knnsas & Texas Rail.
road into tho Guy Of Mexico.
Mr.. Nathaniel Paige, Washington lrwycr,
snys TINT Gould Is very closely studied now I'll
England by tlranelors who knnw wbnt h!s .noyc-
inents nre+ Tho 1l0t'antlers arc nlsn Impressed
with Gould, OF acc6unt OF his snrgo rcn,ly money
resources. flc wanted 10 got hol of the Knt,sns
l'ncilc Hnlroat. md they ngrcci on tho terms,
and then snid: " Now, Mr. Gould, what time do
yol, propose to nlnko these payments, and what
securities hive sou 10 glvu lls7" II shal,'t gyc
YOU any securities nt nil" said Gould, "upd
don't Witnt my time. I will give sou ,ly check
on Morton, hoso 1; Co.. And ho lid, for SlGO0,-
p0. >-'"S'
As an instance Of Goutd's excess of cnpitnj It
y fd TINT tho Clenrlnn- 1I0,isc report Il few
t1stys nNo showed tho Fourth Nntiotinl Bank to
hHvc balnnee Of over *4,'NJ.NO. md on inquiry
II WIS found thnt this WIS Guufl's money! 4
nhnbor Of GorlnMn hnnkerR hid hcnrl II rIln,pr
TINT Gould inennt to 10rrtw lArge sums Of ,nn,l-
ty n'lil pinch the street nbont tito tnc they had
RslEr tn,pnrtsut tlnnnoial movement To ttl,,kr,
80 they WCtlt 10 Gould With cullnt4rut ana bDr-
r0wed Sh .0o0 cnsh trnm him; but, rs he did
not PINCH tho street, III n lttlo whlIe they went
back with tho f'iDtley md tlenAutlGA their cpnt-
crtll. Wherell1H,1 tiOHd, having nH plnce to mt
tho nney. pnltl tho lnrger pnrt Of it Over to tho
Fnurth National link. This !its In with whit
feiat ny: tiou!d would put th.DlD.t01 into tho
endth II he felt TINT public opinion and tho MI
1n!ntstrHtion at tho laws could bc Just to strnn-
Htrs there.
, 1880-11-17

fM Like turrtsp3ntents Atn ffslgelsea thrpntete.
W0 4Alttd ~ u Wny.6tAtlun for dinner. Il
whltu.hnirett but mt very sunctiuloniu1s saint
ssp,1 &c ,s sh,ir Sxs e o "a resident gt
ive YOURS" :. Murrietis" y Y5,nc." "sioro thin
nau wltnr' ~ think sn. ryu g1t p fow sent-
Yga1ny, i prcs,lnlo7'' Certainly. III i,oycr
havo nude d lvlug If ha.!n't." "'itows tlatf'
Vol, ynu sno, strtnger. used 70 think u yUod
denl aB you tln. A,l l,u Mcroa Of llId and ono
vito: but h.unt t1nkv mitch headway. Ihoru
Finally tnhk u sGcotll wife. Stnt tnnk hur sh,lre
nf tho burden like u hrlekr nua affairs nluvct On
In butt9r Bllape. Thun INT Il, thinking ii two
wives Weru better tAuH hI!o thrGe Wuuttl bo bet-
ter than two; consequently td0k Il th!r1l md
my affairs Improved BtilQ moro. / nlnrrcti out
tho business OF tho rhachu, aud Kilyo M,
@ h.r nast sna IT. G@y9 snH "a, pars 'a N%
Everything went On like clockwark. Our: lIttlo
concluded Glat fuurth WlfU would l,p u,titu nj
advantage, a1li lpnlkcd AroAnl md spcuretl hur.
f0unh tllAt tho nloru wlvus hId tho lHOrD llud
could wOrk. l rl0w operate .lU acres ct ono
Kind ard A1lother, And shinKs ", yystetnati1ed
t'awn a that eyorythsnE goes o 9atte lovely. apd
greAt inslltut!un. my frcnl. and ynu'lI ncyor
Elce0cd iu tho world until ynu slarry i tuw
tines. Sometimes una Of lny wives Kcts little
V!lt5h Ike, hut ll.stoad nf mixing IL Hreut row
4lHlt It uEa getting II livurce yCll do III CNll-
fornia. Simply staY awny froH hor for day Or
TWO, and ihul, when ! 10 hup!pen around, aho
stnilcs all ovor her face and loves no In y
tu,es yyt ueforo die. Rud tho nnnre women
marry tho richer yet" tihls talk WIS by no
means s4,bhlstry, as afterwards asccEtaIned. A
Largo part Of tho women OF Utah ar0 slayes.
, 1880-11-17
Tho uornhsrtt from, u Social Point Of
Wow.

uisnttth 10 (HNetHIlaH EnIMtsfF,
NEW YORK. Nov. lf.-1ust now the bluo bl0Otia
OF tho lknlckerhockoss asn seriously n9ltAted
nstn whether nnr no 70 give tho pernhArit ss'clal
r:, rrasoEnstln'i. iaaw "a patsonizo IN unmarried
Hnt herctotore confronted the tony soclotyuf
Gnthanl. Asyut nn tlnullctl step has becu taku,,
ellhor way, a,ld tho disposition ntlpnR sel,so
nonpio y T. lot thu whole thug alone. 4sd 10
iHnku no glfnrt clthor to Fre1iy0 " uxcstlde. III
point Ut faet. sttss lsernhar.lt brought very fow
letters " illtrt!Yctlon With her. NntnbiIitlcs
on tho dtt1eE RlD nf tho ncoaIl whu we're nbto
aIti willing ~ give hor lotters 10 frlcnsis oyer
hero 'ihuMKht 1t aIyts4b!u, to Aak pcrlniss!o'.
notorc .tolng 70, md IN this why tllnoo
WMs Inst. anu AMcsicAtla abrn.ld nllj
thtbso Mt tnmo WIN were Wrtttgn to Wor0 Able to
evhac nr DECLINE the h0nnr. II. Elssur Col,slll,
hnweyur, It'll give sitss nornharlt u letter IL
!,rescnatton 70 Lads q hlgh snoa! position ii
this city. Whn Expressed hursslf much e!ubAF-
rasse!' at !ecc4vinx It. q she dil not wIsn to
stt9ht Mr Calisn but Wishutl still iuss tn llluku
silad tho klutty po!At tas l,,t been rcl,.tr.l.
There Hru others. nxa, who lnko whit Is eal!etl
. broader vi9* nf .hn olaims upon society Ut atl
profit to ~ derived from, kuewtnE theta. ona ,a
q those:-a Ady whn had na intIsnato aeluaint.
who holds that tho y!stuous exanpeo Vi tho
, 1880-11-17
A FATAL PL(lNGE.

Four horses atla II wagon, IpA,letl With limo
st1no, won't over an cmbankncnt IN tho quarry
OF tho UnsuIl L!.ne Works, corler OF Eighteenth
and ldncoll streets. ut 4 u'cl0ek yesterday
morning, and, faaltttx II distance Ut t!fty foot,
tho n,.itnnls weru instunty ktltc,l and terribly
llnyss VIM tlla'nlgln9 lhu hurs9s Ii, drnwn9 thu
heavily. .ta!lgu Wagon from tho sI,arry up % tho
hrgo and deep exrAvatiol,, at,d tht uol,fsu 10
tlla street Is ovpr u wlnllnK roadway up0,,
nrt!tlcla! u'nbu,lklucnts. OHs p.lrttOn nr
thls ruaAwAy Is vory 6tGup, and owing
" tlu trust III tho ground, II is
suppHse'a, QUO q the l,urses allppt.l and went
tvGf !lo M|xo. Tlo ottera folhiwcd Of course,
ellcc Ut Ihlnl in jumping buck, Tho tcnu,s llntl
MaEo!i wcro tho pr,pvrty Of Patrick Nayos,
nr1su aud Wood ssroets. Ills loss Will 10 about
&jQQ, " ' Nv
, 1880-11-17
CANINE AltlSTOCRATs
Putting Thent Through, Tbctr va
In tho Field. @"ce

LII tho Field, H"ces
sFfe'dt nt'p"feh TO The Chtta1o Tr3aur,
ViHCESSt:s, 1i'sl., Nov. 1a.-When Tim r..,-,-.
In1ll're. Why Ito tho hcnthon rouc7" '''.sE ~"
evidently aftcr specific Information ~, %e ae "aa
tut point, but tie would hnvo hn no rcason 's.. ~.
,nAt speech haa nc visited tho trial gsnun,, tn.
tlay. Tho reason for tho rngInv VIVA crl,o,., "
ronson Of tho ront pants, torn coats nn I., "
covered ovurconts uf tho pastlclpnn,s ~ ,s'.
renslirablo rcunion+ Tho weather wo. r,, =, .n 'n"
nuch bcttcr than ycstGrllny. but It wn, .s!5
anu less tho birds clllg tothor foro.,s
hnuiits, tho thsckets. with pntnstakiue tcnaoI..
Tho Krnnnd workcd to-slay wna 4 iony i'. w..
worse thHn ycstcef'ay's. md tho trats wcro ooa
sc1uently unsatisfactory. There Is I'M ,,onh.
effect upon Hold traiing north Of Mason lug
Dlxn,s ling. fur tho cry to-day was, "Ict s ~
back Soiitlt," and With good reason. rho .s.,. ~
10 fur haFe bccn pleasure To no onr .ss h..s
given no crtcrn of tho rctuttvp worth ~ ..o ~
toga for gcHoral 1old purposes, tnyo hrcn y w. w.
hor, but not OF lovc. to j,,dgcs md reporters 2'
The first dogs put down wGro Mr.. n. G. so,.
norma Imported puppy Count Not,to, n soo oAn y,
tho great English oracks Count WEn,ior, ~ ~
Morn, md Sir. sncllInburu's little May Lnyn,aoSt t
by Thunder os.t Of natlvo bitch. Thor ,se,o
turned down In hr'nr patch an,l ,,o,,, poi,,od
tho dog best. howevcr-nn IL corcy which nov
out fnt0a nlcp brttsy brunch. The oya ,ynro ~"
pnt nt on !aTKe st.tsDes!l to show .her paco s
thu ittg May ntpacci tho dog se 'qs' II ssxs QUE:
tnst and hns she shown more nIso wouI, herg9
been hnrs TO l,o1t, but Us In this cs.ensIn An
easy ws sekf Mfsr r 1o tue not ST ys5g xoo
bol,a. oor q siA Tor Count Notic. utf bst bs
s as hs rls1 ,1 S'iS wH So nothhns !e.s pa
s W5S %ys ncsn! sesn s,oS; Sslis a Know ass:
il niorntI IN tl,n .uacd stmkc. ennnt nn Noble
and Lincon. ie Ia very lnndsnmc styis6
dog, With lots Of room for development Into I'a
After these clippers worc dnuo with, Dodo
soparatu then, II posalblc, but tlloy were 90 h,S Il
iacanahle o. boLng better tho oao than in, III,
ing that tho best of blood won't nuke good ones
These wore followed by Count Mailer, Count
nristncrnt. This tral wns II poor ono, as tha
snnc i!lcn hunt tnstcud Of thcIr dogs. md did
cover md tntl corn thtn tho dogs lid pointing.
II was n mlp- and.tuck, Eo-as- yoll. please match,
last!nK te better parto the day. Coun. Muller
awarded tho heat In speed. stytc, and quarter
ts'sk " X. t! coyor e both were too fit, and
MS stated above. Count NAflor may bo rs Rom
as his brother but sickness and luck or break.
Ing prevented him from showing # to-day.
to th1 l1cot 1tMrtcr horses that had preceded
them. ard they wore speedily thrown out fof
Tho inst trial was botwoen Little Lady and
aEcDutf, who had been down previously, though
without boipg decided upon, ,ss they hnd shown
e1tlnlity IN STYLE, speed. range, md 9encmt
down on tho ground whero Count NobisS NbisS wop, o..
McDun got two sino points. and won.
, 1880-11-17

h!bttr,1 by q, 8. furlcjeh Moch,,,,,..,,@
Tic Committee rrpnrt: s"'Hscasltlo, In
~, +" Tho tfecr ,rns very compnct, toct, =, =,
iSxss icsx %''n a,TtS wts sers n st'tst; ;nGtt;
tec n tlccrs nf tim naa, lhU ,lecp I"s rE. sc'ot
ws'i smr,,nE fs. . s.inro md slerp 6rI,snnt JIn oln
sn"rt mrck. ,rnr; et ton n n,, sal irat hcsf1s h~sfs
weli iet tlnwn fl twist, witt, hrnx.v ling. WI
nsx,y s s Gt, yv ''.wn low; e e ck eII15e' 15ee,
nn,l handling qualities wrrn ~; tarw misw skin,
Const!er,R tho nge. tho a.cer wd dg I'll tsupesIor:
's:i,",y ,assy arEe nroEortIcn to gross ''' an I'm
user i; yenr. " Hntry Ena S"n S s s;cc see and
n, to STEER Honest Tom," M, I'll jin SrIpf premium,
report: 4Eo Committee
'Ttore WINS hut one entry In tb,. rt,.
tlantlaoIne wcl.prnnnrtlouc,l steer. rtrInN very
PROMISE Tor profitable hiitetinra h,m., TX Rfca&
, 1880-11-17
THE WEATHFR.

OFF1cH or THE CHIEF BiaNAI OFFICER,
WAsII1NdToN, D. C., Nov. III a. m,-ror tho
Ohio Vnllcy md Tennessee, higher barometer,
stationary or lower temperature, northcrly
winds. partly cloudy wenther, md occasional
light SNOW.
coo!cr wostorly Winds, clearing weather, pro-
coded by occasional light snow.
For tho Upper Lako region, clear or partly
cloudy woathor, westerly winds, falling fol-
lowed by rising temperature, and rising FOL-
lowed by stationary or lower barometer.
For tho Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, rising followed by stationary Or falling
barometer. northcrly winds. stationary OF higher
tcmreratiro, clcnr or partly cloudy wcashor.
The temperature In tho cnuu1 REGIONS ns far
eastward rs Western Pennsylvania and Western
Now York will r1mn!n below tho freeztng paint
for tho greater part ot tho time until Thnrsday,
and will fnlL below tho froezln9 point IN the r.;
,nninlns canal regions during Tuesday and
Wednesday, ntRhta.
poNa. Port Huron, section 1. Tolelp, satduaky,
spsstai Diapateh to Ths Chicago Tribune
Fort Thompson aays there was htgh wind, with
tho therIIl0snetcr mt zero, this morning: -Four
stoanIara are IN the river 6tt~oen this I'olnt anu
foro thcy can roach port. The river Is full OF
sptet.. Tsp1ten to The Chicago Tribune:
s1low for THIS tIn,o OF tho yoar has covered iho
ground. 6!elgha were seen on tho streets tnls
fg } p1 far"s.s ssfG "rS s e
entertain lopes OF I'LL excellent crop OF whtes
Special Di,ratea tn Ths cattaoo 7riount.
wATklyrO,Ts, Wis, Nov. M.-SIi inches Of snow
foll hero lust night. tho heaylest fall 60 carly ID
the koason for tnany years. -,,. ..,uu
fR
, 1880-11-17

LAFAYETTE, lnA+, Nov. l8.-Tho Lnko Eric &
western Hoad was fo-sMy by the I,eu Limo
that th0y wot1iA not sell toEsts yn tho former
road. and would otacccpt tckcssot tlolr iss,iu.
Thu Lake ERIC Western re1n.atcl BY ,lotify-
lug tho limos cnst uf tho Ilec Line that they
would retlniro business fpm tho Eust To DO
t'ckctc'a va Fremont nnd osher Junction ts,tnts
III Ohio, antl that they would nut accept tickets
via Muncl ound the Leo llno. The Luke ErIu &
Western and their Western connections will
continue tn sell tfukets via Aiuneto to local
points IN tho llec Limo only, as ull l,otHts East
@ SAil Ii. renehed VIII JUNCTION points On Tho l,lkO
larger hAu!. Ioc4l Tickets tu points o tic iIee
!.lRo will lo lurilshcl passengors arflytpx ut
Muncle with through fivkutH.