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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1880-11-13

FoRdERIEs in this campaign have
Jared badly, and the politicians who
committed them have been "hoist by
their own petard." The Morey let
ter fell far, very far, short Of defeat
ing Gen. Garfield, and the Beltzhoover
letter was followed by an increase of
952 on his majority of two years ago.
, 1880-04-14
Tho Propeller Colorado Meets with a
Disaster in the Straits,
mt Il Soon Got into S1apc, and De-
-. parts for 1'uiTalo'
seow I. N. Hill Sunk on tho West Shore Of
This Lake.
Minor Disasters Reported from vasIous
~. Points.
Interesting Information Concerning lha Recent
lce.Jam n The 8tFalss.
NO ,ttf11ISGS,

NO TfDISuS. .-....
Tho inquiry for nows from tho co-hound Gebt
In tho Struts. and frn1n tho vessols strantcd oft
tho Dfaultou Islands and Mc{3nllAn's Point, was
quito general yesterday. But tho wires failed
to transmit oven 30 much ~ n syllable. It "ns
decmod prolabtc thAt tho southwest gnlo OF
Monday night and yesterday had drlyon tho lnat
vcst!go Of leo cut OF tho Struts mud released tho
jtnnrisonou tlcet. HIT tho absence Ut fntclli-
eonce loft everybody to hurfnlso for himself.
Cprt Henry Andrews, OF tho schooner lille lsetl-
tngton. stutos TINT tho acctlo IN tho 8frlis when
ho passed through With hts vesael shturdny ex-
cccttcd anything ho had ever Witnessed during
forty years oxperlonco on tho lakcs- Iio says
ho hna boon caught III tho Ice himself. aud often
before socn 4cets caught In tho Ice In tho
Straits, but netcr boforo were vessels thrown
tnto a,ich utter confusion MS In tho present In"
stance. Tto tcct ontrHppci numbered mt less
than seventy vessels Of nll silica and tescrlp'
tions, md they wero scattered nbout II every
conceivable st1npo. IN ono case slx
largo vessels lay sfdo by eitle, thoilHh
d seventh hcutlcd on to Tho tlntl1A 10 TINT hug
jibboonl wns fast III tho rigging Ut several of
thcnl. In otlur Cil8cB IEuborgs from tcn 10
twenty. fuot high surrounded vcssels 10 tlMt
their hulis could not ho euon so1rcNiy vessel
earricti nway. Tho Nelits Isetlingtnn Gntoyed
put-iuck with tho rest III this respect. Tho Eell.
orni 1ntanglcmcnt nbuyu referred TO leu ~ the
loss OF tib6onns and light spurs In numerous n
atarcos TINT have not been reported, cape' AM
drewB B0rB,
, 1880-04-14

Spectdl Dljralth to The Chftd9o 1Ftbtne.
DETROIT, Mich, April 13-passch down-Pro-
pellors Potomac, City Of Concord, Nebraska,
Denn Ntohmond; stcnn,-barEcs He'll Cross aud
barKcs, Egyptian and u. +. Hosc and bargcs,
Ger1nann and bargcs; schooners 1fnmcr, Chntn.
pon, 4. II. Rowland, American, Hartford. Ex-
liz, Ellen spry, Z. J. stovea, Flcctwing, Harvey
Bissoll, Gul1cn West, Flying Cloud. Col. Els
worth, +. 4. Gcorgcr. Ctcarca-F. ]. King. AZ
passot up-I'rrpcilors Wissahtckon and con-
sort, q. W. Ilnnchlrrl. Jny Gould; steam -barges
w. II. Iarn,i,n, s. Chnmberlln md consort,
George king anl bnrKcs, Frcd Ketly and COM
sprt, rr1ndvltfO and cons0rts. Clcarcd-J. H.
Whiting; sotn0ners ". g. Cnethwnitc Emma a..
Noyes, John T!bbotts, Ah'ra Cobb, II. II: tsrnwIt,
u. i. bruce, Thonas Quayle. Camdou, CArllng-
ford. Oliver CulrCr.
, 1880-04-14

1AS ~ IL " 4N N1SAAASOh
Tho Indians under Victoria have ut last boen
mot With and routed. as nay bo Inferred from
tho following blind telegram received at lnlltn-
~ headquarters:
SAN ANpREAs MOUNTAIN April e.-Tho Indl-
ans wore found hero iH f0rvs Victoriu WINS nn-
ttnubtcdly present. u.ld from the number nf In
diana thsfets Mt question TINT .ho Hcseaie,os
Thoroughly whipped. Our lnssos a.ro Capt. Cur
1s,E!, wounded; .t'o2, tho guido. md soyon Inen
thuunh not danaorou.: Thu, men worn aii
Wounded seriously. Fifteen h.$scs Woro killed
and so,no mules: ! nlpye! fun hors to he
Msasaero AEa1y tnnk o tMo ~ .ne.s tug
rocoynlxcd IN ono Ut tho !,dians killed MosoA-
iBF0. HATCH, Ga'lDtlel Commanding.
day, seems to 6ear Dtl tho slime subtcutt
III havo counted now forty.oho wtokeups
Thero are pronaGlyy ,!n;,sGa,, many m2re; The
raii ope9ea tto cl,sht1, ,4a and ,o Aecelan y;
hal'tllcd. 20 forward t:,.lnos.ow;, ThSrn
nrp ulany small scouting parties ont. Carroll Ia
badly wounded, bnt not lt.nEoroAaly. Tho htock
captilred Is N, worn nut that shuii abandon t,r
shut 1t. 1t IL est!natotl THAT tho lighting Indians
AEo Az Or QpHAtNSs AA9uA*
, 1880-04-14

Yesterday morning tho tug Annie i. Smith
found tho schooner 1.-Two Oak outside Ia par-
tinlly dieubIod condition md flowed her into
Lighthouse slip. Tho 1.-Two Oak proceeded to
Eyatlston last ovcning to discharge part OF n
cargo Of lumber upon tito pier 1t TINT place.
On approaching tho landing she touched bottom,
and, refusing to answer hnr holm, rail Into tho
pior with such forco TINT her false stem aId 5b-
boom wcro broken, the bnwspt1t lifted. and bull
wnrks stove. Nopnlrs nre being illatlo at tho
Chicago Dry. Dock C9mpany's ET'nr.yari y ,.,,o-
pendent tug Line while y, the eiy last Syon!,,g,
In Milwaukee, announcing TINT the scnw l. n.
I1ili hnd been sMnk'At Clayhnnks Tier, tpSn tho
pump, which Mr. Sluxon was requcsted 70 PRO-
euro hcre, ns thero was mono loft IN Milwaukee,.
Tho request WINS cotplied with. No particulars
wSIo w tfo tsaster ocetr1e;i. The i. ii. iIiif, It
viii be remembered, was cut through y leo on
thia lake curly l'tat peecnbcr: and nrterwar4
sunk in 1llinnis Cgntrnl slip; ThMt sho should
again bb sunk on her first trip tho present seu-
aGn Ia particularly unfortunate, and nut 4 litfln
singular. Tho craft is owned by The Durnham
Brothers and Capt. Dan MayboG, who Bails her.
She halls from hiilWnukc1.
, 1880-04-14

C111sHOYHASs
Spsttat Dhpdtth 10 7ht Chteddo Tribune.
CuEnoYuAN, Mich, April 1a.-Tho propeller
Colorado for f}uffalo, knuckot1 l,olo In liof bow
ytsiurday ,yhllo In the ice md gottinB through
tho north pnasage, md ennk ns eho wis making
tho tart,or aotnu distance from Macklnno fsiand
dock, In slxtecn fpet Of water. Thcfo Is ak foct
and ton inches ID khtcr In hct hold. Thestchner
Kou vet,nw took IN tho deck lond 10 tho dock TO-
day. Twonty-four mon nro engaged Ia keoping
tho water down, and cunning otl1 inch pof hoar'
llur cnrgo cunBIstA Of corn and antt prinebpH!ly.
4 atrniil-rutnp will bo ticceasHry to k1ep hcr
froc. There is n hole onn foot 1onE Il, cnoh BOW
e tfe Gern sw 'ss I wstuF d ""N " e"'n
Hoycrn1 ycssus wont through tho n1rth rhsa-
nan f,0nl down. Thrre VESSELS In this rnasnH0
aiill In Tho eo. Tho hnrtn'r IN gil clchr OF lec.
md talIs afternoon tho steamer Kecwon1w mnto
thjg rt,rt Without my trtl!he.
Wind southwest to. dug. hcnyy. and clear; 10"
ntvtlt wUet, light. cold, md o1cnr.
Spfrtti ijspltth 10 7He Chtdao Tribune.
'CuEnlynAN, Mtuh., april t1.-Thc ttiRs Oswego
and Wtr,slnv thnsetl up. this 1n0FntK tn 1ta*iEt
Tho sehopncrs HALEY and Swallow ashoro as Nc
Tho Propeller 1nwrrnco rcpnrts two vcsso1s at
tho Mnn!tous, ono nsElulo and the oshor with
catlvnA hlown away,
Tho schooner Hattie Johnson Il ashore ht
Goose fsi!nd. In tho strnita, 11d til Or wa.et,
anI lighter. slie run OIL Sunday night, and IL
cUnl- -lntlcn for Chlcngo:
Tho propeller Eolur1,I0 Is Anfe at tho DOCK nt
Muoknnc. and repairing tho icnk 1T her bow:
Hh1 will receive tho 1nnncd oE her cargo anu
Tho south paasnge Ia now open, and yct.elA
at1Il steamers aro now taking this paas.1Ec. Tho
north rnRsnKo 10 blocked With leo to-duy. hllld
Wind, southwest light anil cloudy.
, 1880-04-14

spstta! ptspateh to IAs chicago Ttbu&s.
tMILMApkEH. April la-In response 10 q telo-
gtam tho tug J. J. ilagorman procoedcd to Port
TRUMAN Moss herc. Tho vessel IL at anehor on
sh4t pAce aud leaking badly. ~ >
A.: Ino schuonef T. Y. a very came out OF dry.
her troubIes
~ The tug 8. 8: Coo Will go from hero to rescue
ne III scno0ncr Annlo 1hnrino, ashore at Alaska.
1ae propeller Ut. Abans blew out = bolt Of
, 1880-04-14

UNl CIT n
Special Dtspateh to The Chicago 1stbuna
BAY Orr, Mich, April la.-Tho propeller John
Prtd8con, Jr., arrived to-tlny with tho barge
Guiding Star, after salt for Chicago.
Capt. Ripley, ut tho steamer Metropolis. says
tho schooner J. @. Maston, ashore above Oscodn,
had tho tug working At hcr to-day, and Ind
Chl,igod hor position, though sho Is yet appa-
rentIy hAr1 OIL.
, 1880-04-14
R11FIrhT,0.

spteiol Dtspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
BurrAIo, N. T., April Observation-Disclosures
II. G. schnoor, grim md merchandise; echooncra
G. @. II. Jones, II. +. sferrick. Montgomery,
Montsnorrncy, Mont l3lanc. j. F. joy. Monterey,
Clayton IlclIc, grnin, Tnlcdo: schooners Lafri-
ntcr, Joseph Church, ltetvctla, Iizz!c A. Law,
Luccr,,e, eruin. chtcaRo; schoonors Montcalm.
Jnhn Wcalcy, 9rltn, Detrolt.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John Wesley, Detroit.
oonl; bchooncrs Samona. ". II. Vanderbilt. coal.
Montmolrncy, L,cortio. Mont lllnro, - Mont.
iieIlc, Montctllnl. Monterey, j. r: JOY. Q. II.
.Ionca, G. II. lsoody, hargo III. Hull, ChicaBo;
schooner Jursa Totcsl,. ..,. .,
schooner Wesley, conl to- Dotrott, at Ii conts
Lust evening tho schaoner t1eyesl. c9no N, i'e.
arrive tiila neasosl. Tito JAuios Couch. I.&ccrle,
Infrinlcr, ani l.izzie 4. Law arrivcd duwn this
mur,llng, Capt .LosIle, ~ tho Inw, Glaltns m hnr
Hn1E0Ox
, 1880-04-14

-AnNKrEE, Wis, April l3.--1ho schooner Annie
Thorine, whtlo attempting TO clear from tho
'Alaska pler yesterday. SIX miles south Of hcsc,
wRs driven on r.,ck an,l sprans n leak. Bho
fliled with wntcE. and now lies in critical posi-.
tion In nbeut eight foot 0f water. Part Of her
cargo of tics WIS thrown overheard and mn ef-
fort nHlo 70 rclcnso her, which proved f,ltilo
from Chcagc. Her cnrRO Wn8 saved.
, 1880-04-14


Tho soow Forest, which hns boon heightened
and rebuilt, was launched at 1eacfne on satur'
day. -.
Tho Northwestern Transportation Company
proposes starting their Elrst steamer Tor Thunder
l}ny aud Duluth frotn sar,la nbout tho Mtn OF
this month, weather permitting.
Tho curious nnmo "statc" for rooms on
stcn1ncrs Ia snid 10 havo originated in this Way:
A certain Western steamboat Captain chilled tho
rooms In his boat after tho Btntes In tho Uni0n-
Maine, Now Hampshire, Mnssaoh,eetts,. etc.
Tho name rnxs wnish fcil TO ahc a., LOT m 9, ame n1
pilot. .hnisc. rclnatnali'l common tso ." QUE
" sSs; sss III ffGss @ s
c1st E.:1o. Tfis rstl1nate onbinees only tho
rrpalr Vf damage caused by RtrandnF.
aho 90 nafSe Ps sai y"z o ns
tinn ngctl in tho storm OF snttrt1ny. f1r so1ao
tlmo PARTIES ha been wrcnking her at,d , stGa, y,
KEsitit,1 hor oil. Oae of tho stoam bumps WINS
wrcnchod nj and considerable other dumnKe
Tho omh sshonaT &, o undergoing repairs at
sncketts lIarbor, will BIO rcady to l"'lnch by tho
Ncarly Cd | Every vessel In inror Mt oswcgo ts he;
i.aso Ii 1t Esic IN Iight condition, 49,. ..,a,
norI MeS ~ s9'tds Gs"tia |: Sy % eu.
u lilo t,ns af eoal The insurance upon tho
Capi. KuiIy. Of linclno, has contractoa to build
q sctw for Michigan tr.Rn named Minor. .,
"a ho MotoMc n1a Sp.iSu frn seir ~ fos Tubh now
owned by Oapt. u. II. Ferris, Of isrc, n.
Tho ssh9,er g 4: k'rg y wh'eG he ;nw s.fe to mi! T.
Ths sch!N,ner i. Fitzgerald has lost both an
'tf isolert Ct III Doll. watehman On te stea,ner VIII
nipcg, wns drowned frotn tho steamer Mt Cot
| iingwood ono night Inst wick. ,.,x,.u
wis 1u,,nchcil ut prcstutt, EA1t.y on HnturElny.
| Tho Wrccklng tug Icviathnn at last accoMnts
eaa at stf ptip q Was to 10 M 70 sso
s,tt .ra n st ysssesy s'ass; TINT tho maln top
r,RBt Of tho ll-futed rinta Gun st bc seen on
Mimieo Point, and tho stone-hookors give II Il
wide M berth. ,,.o w N,a,,, Inf, u,roston m
Sunday last viii, 4 cnrgo Of leo fol. Port nat.
housio. On Tuesday nRht, when she WIS OFT
Nro9e tho Wind blow fresh fr,n tnc west a,t, IT,
attor With the headg'ar siysnglng RlG!,gsdo a,,d
under tho vessel From thai time sh9 .e nesan1] n4t]
tho osWoso tus aoroy and towed Into The attsi
4 now foromast Is to tc placed in tho schooner
Tho ito saving crow nt Sturgeon Point, Lnko
Huron. Is undor the oommand Of Cap'' fofleS
II Tho schooner J. h. Wilbur, recently rebuilt
T6o sece ssessh has been sold at Sag.
Tho pler At Port Washington, which was badly
damnged BY stoF1ns' will DO repaired BY Mr.
The soboonera Followcraft and Emory hnye
hcen rGleascd from tho hnach nt i.ean'1nSt9n son
A6oat TO S' 4eo bushels OF yet sse!n xero found r
Wien sbo finished umioadtng at Datrost. .,.
G9ps, Alexander dc Msn9Exsll aa1 MlgsHsee ~
@ snaTe sxatb " aR, In%ds now ,lSnS a. ab p
flltnF,
, 1880-04-14
ICE CAUSED IT.

Tho large 1mount Of dnmnFo TINT resulted
from tho recent noethor Is attributed 70 tho low
keen as OIL December morning, ind water con-
gealcd upon everything It touched. Thus It be-
came impossible to reof cnnvas, handle limos,
and In somo cases cron to enst anchor. YessolH
which bnttlctl tho ulements during Saturday and
vcrcd tAnir decks forward to tue depth Ut slx
tnchos. Tho blItldtng enow- storm and low tonl-
pcraturo proved to be MI ugly doublo dose Tor
tho bows.
, 1880-04-14
WISCtlN8{N,

= MILWAUKEE, A prIl l.-Th8 annual meeting of
thu Wisconsin aiillcrs'' Association w,.s held III
thls city to.day. Etwnrd santlcrsun, Of NIL
waukce, was elected rrcsiticnti g. II. Wills, 1T
Appleton, aud q. kctNlsolt. Of Janeaville. Vlc.-
rreaslireF; J. T.. Kimberly. Of Noenah, Walter
y. 0reel,, Of Mtlfon!, G. 4. M4neKold, OK MIL
Waukec, Executive Cominltte0: T.. II. HeMMOns,
tive Committee.
DIsoussl0n showed that 100 900 bushels Of last
year's wheat rolllutn I'M tho hpllds OF farmers
astor seeding, aud tho winter, wheat crop u
good ayoraYo.
, 1880-04-14
A VALUABLE LEG.

spte&dI Dtspateh 10 TAs Chicago Trtbunt.
DErnotT. Mich, April ia private dispatch
from 1inston this afternoon states that tho third
trial Of tho suit for damages htn,ight by Charles
II. Worthen aRa[nst tho Grand Trunk 1&nilwny
CnmpnDy resulted In Il verdict OF $t5.000 for tho
plaintiff. Tho Inter was commercial traveller
for Field. Letter t. Co.. and by 4 ttnash-tlp NJ
tho Dtnnh Trunk Junction thrGc yparf nRO one
Of his legs wns crushed 30 that amputauon was
necessary.
, 1880-04-14

foyer tfehthA had occurred in Now Orleans dur
Ing tho month nt Mhrch. Dr. Jones. President Of
tnonlent M cas1 nf yellow flower hns tccn re:
ported to tho Board Or Health Of 5xiistat1n. and
10 phIs'can han had 4 casd Ut yalloW'forer dur-
feiiow .foyor has broken out in Worn Cruz.
, 1880-04-14
n DEMANDS ATTENTION.

IT DEMANDS ATTENTION.
= Tug Captains report that tho atarboard drnw
Of tho upper railroatl bridge across tho North
nsnnch has shonlcd 80 badly that 1t Is almost
Impossible to pass through. This shoalIng thoy
attribute to tho cmptying Of, swltl Into tho
r1vor ut that point by tho Clybourn
avenue ,dIstiIlory. Tho tu9tncn claim that u
eowcr has bec, built, leading fr0m tho distillery
to tho river. through which tho swill is allowed
years the atoRnt cannlbpat La HRl!e carried thtH
swlll out into tho lake. Now she lies nloorcd Mt
tho dock 60 rs to h!le tho mouth of tho sow1r.
Tho crnft hns not Inufb trip thus far. and It as
not likely that sho will unlosa the authorities
put stop 10 tho pr,ctice complained OF.
, 1880-04-14

WABu&AuroN, D. o., April 13-Gpn. Miles
scems To hayo bcnp recalled frp,n tho frontier to
oousdar Tho situation u to Sitting Hull. Ills
report to tho WaE Department ta that tho n1nl.
hor OF Sitting nulrs hand who dcsiFe to oomo in
IL not ~ large ~ has been rcportcd and that tho
0qyeFpuient Would have l!ttlo didtcutty In sup-
plyiu1 them with food. Tho CAblnot constd-
psud the situation tha afternoon, ntl It Is quite
pEubsbla that Gen. Atles will bo authorized to
tcGclya ~ many Jof tllelu ~ prisoners Ut war ns
will bo 4lAposed to coH.a In.
, 1880-04-14

CANADIAN VESSEL INSPECTION.
The Toronto .Gtobo says: "The Canadian
unacrwritoss hnyo ut length determined to take
action regarding tho classification Of Canadian
vessels. a meeting Of tho representatives OF
tho lcallIns companies WIS hold on Friday after
noon in tho Western Assurance CompRny's
oillco, and Capt. Thylur, tho Canadian Inspector.
was nuthbrized to proceed to lsa!!4lo and contos
with tho Lil0yda ngent thero. II Ia expected
that justice viii bo Ionc To Canadian vessels this
BenSouy"
, 1880-04-14
AFTEIk 4 PUMP.

Tho tug 8. 4. Coo arrived here Mt 10 O'Clock last
night from Milwaukee, md took on board
Mcsars. Atkins l. Bcckwith'a twelve inch atcam-
pump, which Is to bo used In raising tho schooner
Anna Thortno, Runk nt A'uska plor, on tho west
shoro Of this lake. With tlno wheathor It Is tho
Anna Thurinc up and III ttry-dock Mt blanftowoo
hoforo tho expiration Of tho present week. Tha
vessel hnilH from hlnnitowoo whcr9 her owners.
HlnAon, reside.
, 1880-04-14
ERIE,

Special pIpatsh 10 1ns CAieapo 1ftbuns.
EnIR. Pa., April la.-6atled. propeller Phila-
dciphla, Chicago. merchandise, With schooner
Auulc Sherwood In tow. - 49,.
, 1880-04-14

In lettor of roccnt dato, written by D. A.
Christy, tho ngcnt at Duluth Of tho Luke h'oht'
gan 4 Lake Superior Limo steamers, announco-
mont Is mndo Of tho fact that tho ahOro leo Inst.
Louis Day IL getting soft, but that outside con-
tlnueu htirtt. Tho weather for a fow days Hre-
vIous to tho dato Of tho letter bud been moro
promising.
, 1880-04-14
SAND IslrAC1I.

Bpte{al Dhpateh to Ths Chicago 1rtbun&,
BANp BEACH. StIeh., April Ia.-ln thu harbor
Tonight tho wlnd.bound bas8os lay City aud
tow, Nonton and tow, Yospul!to mud tow, nur-
lir9tou una tow Qak!Rntl md tow, soho0ncra
Mnry, fjattIo, Charlie, Crawford, Cheney, Anles,
Athont Il Is. Eyelsght, and Adventure. Wind
nOrtheast and fresh. s.,
, 1880-04-14
YElL0W.FEVER.

Nxw ORLEANS, Artt! Mt-ln regard to report
from Washington purporting to como from tho
Natiouul Hoard Ut Hculth. stating that yellow
, 1880-04-14

, Tho l6ss Of tho atoamor Wauhuno caused
Tosonto n.an to think II somo plan could mot bo
devised by which life-boat could be lowered
with speed and satety In event Of any similar
occurrence, md, attor winters work, ho has
almost perfected his sohcuo. Tho inventor Is
Dir. George Lcir1nann, q shoemaker by trAde.
A model 0f tho invention has beon shown 70
many OF the luAdtuy shtpowncrs and CAptlline Of
Torunto, who l.naniunlsly recommend Il ua be-
Ing ono Of tho best Means yet brpuRht 10 their
roticu for tho envtng q l!te n caae 9f Ire Ship
sisis III speed In l0wcrlng tho bout. and tho ins-
possibility of tts striking tho wator e1aopt On IN
lYeD kGll,
, 1880-04-14

8pettai Dtspateh to TAs Chicago Tribune,
CLEVELAND, O., April s-Chartcrs--schooncr
Wabash and Johnson, ooal, Cleveland 10 Portage,
md orc back from Marquette, p. t.; schooner r.
Rowland, coul, to 0rcon uny, o. cents.