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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-09-11

Rev. Mr.. Thatcher will preach at the
Unitarian church, tomorrow. Subject -
1.-The Spirit of the Liberal Faith"
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Rub the Gums We'll

with SOZODONT when they become spongy
or detached from the necks of the teeth.
Let them bleed freely and recover their
tone and health. This SOZODONT is the
best remedial agent for diseased gums and
teeth. Try and learn.
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SkOWheRam Locals.

Sk0whe gan Locals.
At a republican caucus held yesterday, DIR.
J. s. Gushing being chairman and George
Mitchell, secretary, Silas Leland was nom-
mated for representative to the next legisla-
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SENATOR BLAINE

will preside, and and addresses will be deliv-
cred by the Senator and
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SENATOR BLAINE
AND
HON. A. w. TENNEY.
OF NEW YORK,
IN
GRANITE HALL,
Saturday Evening, Sept. fifth.

H-The Republicans of Augusta will meet
in Granite Hall, Saturday evening, to con-
graduate one another over the splendid VIC
tory in Vermont and to listen to eloquent
speeches by the above distinguished speakers.
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Is your name on the voting list:

Last Monday was the beginning of the new
wear 564l of the Hebrew calendar.
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Richmond Locals.

We are informed that the steamer Henry
Morrison has made her last trip on this river,
that she is to be broken up, and boat of
larger capacity is to be built 10 take her
place.
The are pensioners of the war of 1872,
residing in Richmond.
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tAarrifo.

In Portland, Sept. S, VIM. Il. +. Hagan to Miss
Fannie W. Sargent, both of Portland.
In Bangor. Sept. 3, Mr.. Walter NJ. Mcdonald to
Miss Bertha NJ daughter of Thomas II. Coombs,
Esq, of Bangor.
In China, sth inst. Alexander Dolan to Miss Sarah
j. FerDald, both of China.
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8. w. &'CO.,
m. S. MOUITON.)
senf1ttf
STATE OF MAINE.

COUNTY or kENNEBEC-Tot the inhabitants of
the city of Augusta, qualified according to the Con-
stitution and the laws OF this state.
You hereby notified to assemble at your
spective Ward rooms in said city. on the second
Monday of September, A. d. lsso, it being the
thirteenth day of said monthat O'Clock
in the forenoon, TO give in your votes for
Governor, Senators and two Representatives TO
represent you in the Legislature Of this State, Rep
County Treasurer. Clerk of Courts, Judge of Probate,
Register Of Probate, and Sheriff. Also to give in
yonr votes upon the following question, viz Shall
the Constitution of the State of Maine be amended
proposed by resolves of the Legislature, approved
the twenty seventh day of January in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty, TO
wit
The election Of Governor 10y plurality instead Of
majority of votes.
to provide for tho election of Governor
by n plurality instead Of = MAJORITY"
Those in favor of said amendment viii vote YES
and those opposed, "Do- upon their ballots
Also upon the following questions, viz: Shsllthe
Constitution of the State of Maine be amended
proposed by resolves of the Legislature approved
the eighteenth day of March, eighteen hundred and
eighty, to wit:
Changing the term OF Office Of Senators and Repre-
seH;aiives to conform to the Amendment of the Con
s,i:ution prov dng Biennial Elections and Biennial
Sessions Of the Legislature.
'.shan the Constitution he amended 50 as
To change the term Of ONCE Of Senators and
Representative, as proposed i'm said re-
solve.
and those opposed mo- upon their ballots.
The polls will close at o'clock +. NJ.
The Aldermen will be in open session at the Alder
mems room in said city. in Granite block, on Thur,
iih from to to ~ O'Clock in the forenoon and from
to O'Clock in the afternoon of each said days. for
the purpose Of correcting the lists of voters and for
receiving evidence Of the qualification of voters
whose names not on aid list
Dated at Augusta, Maine this ith day of September,
A. ID. 1850.
II. r. BLANCHARD, City Clerk.
sepf6tAv
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We give extra Pieces of Cloth with our cadet"
and Young America Suits" These are new style
goods just suitable for School Sabbath wear, and
ought TO interest every Parent Guardian who have
boys to clothe.
, 1880-04-24

1b t& Edafof nf 1ht Chfedfo Tribune.
CHICAGO, April 2t.-1n your Issue Of yostcrday
q correspondent signing himself &c. L." coa.
fcgses to having boon deludod by tho co6perat1re
schnmc Of l1fe-insuranco, and In tho no1t breath
asks:
"Why will mcu pay thotr money for 10 doubt
ful provision for ttolr families as cooperative
insurance when tho genuine is no easy to o.
taln7"
As mattcr Of course, nil men engaged in tbo
business OF legitimate lifo-tnsuFancc, aud, as i
gnged In tho bMslncas, "of whom nm, which"
havc beon 30 well-infortncd In tho promises that
they hAvo refused to he "deluded" by AuT
c65perntlyc homeopathic eonp-hubbf0 scheme
of llfc-lnsurAHoe whatsoever.
suppose that "o. l." wants an answer 10 III.
given the matter TINT investigation which he
has, am prepared to giso an explanation Of The
phenomenon.
Thcru Is a lnrgo clnss OF people In tho world
this class arc recruited thoso spcculators who
sond their good money for "1ucor" and te.
ceIvs nothing but sawtiilst in return. And. with
nil due respect. from this claas cooperative ltfe.
Insurance receives lts recruits, with about tho
Socondly, tho cooperative associations ara
supported largely by those who hold otAco, Of
who hopo tohold of3co. in them. Nine-ten d
tho mon Of tho civilized world wish to ba
"BrsgntltoF- Gonorals," and TO hold leo Of soma
klni ia tho dream Of their lives: Such men be:
como o,sy ,Ssasy Victims Of society TINT has e1oTd
months.
All mon now acknowledge tho wisdom and
boneilconc1 Of e-inaliranco. This Ettttcrlng
but Ineretr1ci0ns eohonao ot cooperation has
Tor nothing, md havo the pleasure Of holding
Office thrown 1l, (.
, 1880-04-24

ID ths Editor e5 1hs Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, April 23--An English w1ltcr rS5h
says in regard to the water-Bupply OF London,
Thcro has rarely boon session Of Parliament
in which committees have not sat In constdo1a-
tion Of tho wntor question, Or Of sanitary meas-
urcs OF which tho water question formed
chief element. And thorc has bcen brood nftes
brood Of bluo books of all Sizes and din1cnsl01A
tho offspring Of those committees, containing
whole eyel9pedln of knowlcdsc, practical aud
scopes. ravcal to our horriaod gazo M end Of
RprnWting, stTnddlfng monsters. Il things gclat.
nous and spAwny things tentaeulnus aud horny
and inform US thirsty victims TINT We Aro sWal.
lowing them by millions.
"We have q distinct recollection Of bobbirf
for live shrlmps noarly an inch long In tho wash.
tasln before performing our dnily atlutions. Va
could 500 thesn without 10 microscope, and NO could
sec, moreover. i'll single glass Of tho stuff 70.
Kicking down in q mRnncr much moro nu,ising
than appctfsing.' Thon tho author treats Of %.
lossnl Iron pipes aboyo yard In diameter mud
nbout q ton IN weight. which lay ready tos
lmboddtnR In tho carth nlong the rond. etc "Ghs
VIC havo hoard d sum almost fabulous mentioned
as tho outiny. Still this will be result cheaply
accomplished It i issues In d permanent bcnens
to tho hGalth OF tho community" Thus Bit.
sHs talked qncas ne ct az
works arc not sgunndered by contractors, and
parliament Ia nnros thorough With their work
tha9 our Councllmcn here, and that the wants
hcre. Hero, We have tho cry Of water, water,
and fllthy drainngo In our rivor. and 10 action
Gun be hal till tho "Ntng" Gun be sattstled that
thore ia money in It," like unto our boulevard
transactions now so tngloriously lonriehlngi;-t
, 1880-04-24
THE NEW YORK CANALS.


To-day tho Eric and Chanlplaln Cnnnls will 10
opened for 1tayfgauon-two weeks cnrlter thnn
lust year-under circumstances TINT nrc highly
encouraging to hoattncn. and which llitlicnto Il
lorRor and moro profitable business than for
many years. Tho cnrly opening anh tho high
rates Of freight prevailing hayc spurrcd tho
cannl.men to grent activity. md there Is con-
season. At sho. Atlantic md Erie basli.s and oil
tG sS m sas hass sss nss IT,
winter over &o& eane! .6oats liz lid IL, II
g"ne @ '' up tho ir rivcr, ninaty ' having stnrtca
TOR Tr9y o s"tsssy mlRht. Tho ,,I1 5oma'ner
nse see reRs a1MaR n s g psss n viii soo 10
nte III iS 5StSeen sea @ ew a, tho {h y oi nsxt
henting for Buffalo. tetuens show thnt there
nro over 5,ooyNOJ bushels of grain in , TINT city
aans i pess eans'a f. s
n,cnts from tho West. md PROMISES to keep tho
boa,s busy during tho 6ntiro summer. The
trn.satlantlc shipment intliontcs TINT thoro viii
DO 2 lnrger n1nn!nt Of 9raln brought to thlscIly.
' Mscr linn Tor sumo ycars past. Theso faets md
tho rates paid fqr transportation from llnralo
nrc exciting tho hoatmot, TO great efforts, and
ths ta%rath S1sef for = tic wcs,. ' oass o now
loading III ltlftalo nro receiving seven ccnta pnr
- hiah IL csht Fiji two WIZ or s tbrce s's eents
higher lEt than WINS pala at tho opening ot naviga.
Dn ssT snS ySS M 'o rfo sber , u ~ oqs ast h. s
opening of Tho eanai. Thoso viii deliver eheir
t!ays, and VIII 10 rarlSly followed by tho iasso
fleet now on tho way there.
The number Of sttnmcrs on tho Eric will ho
Increased this year fy tho addition nl several
now bonts with IN onitno which, It y claimed.
can DO run ty tho man who steers on deck. md,
consequently. recurring two hanls lcss on cagh
boat, Cn1hl t0ntul0u HciGrullF. t{3NESGr. do
, 1880-04-24
SPRING, BY A NATURALIST.

The enrth la born again. 1sodcntia now
Tut forth their energies with vtgor fresh:
iis for eTss ns:s Candomas @ he sa @
And Cynolni4, upon bis calltlnl briof.
ling :tni!cd Marsupials SOCK ihoir SfaeTiran :,
ny ripplins stroa,n and dnop-hid buhbl'ns
The FaIeoat;tu SHetS;t htst, In air ,foat froo,
Young dnlius lHdlsus to finI;,
Whllo Colcopteris flsH Cur mil docp
bssS u ss9o: e9o "ns ws,s ,e1S5o tS0S 9ys no
Iiorbiy'rdds q,'udr.tretis roam far md wide,
Ans siSso ss 5,SoS 81 @laordgea
Tho swift iiirttndu skins tho atG!fow pool,
And Dyticl,'1u swim tho ss,allow depths.
The acatnhtrtnn Conr!s lnbors hhrd
Il Mhi1a @ psr hi ba Y sng fty tsIps pea
Sing mud tholr piping osy for human goro,
And wilt. that is1ioes',ts mar shed their blood.
:To seek md i'iast tho t!isoio,ia, buIding plum.
The sl.,ny ia.3nhriens the earth s Mrhsayss
Nov nlatta comes, hlsHr1p- s,rk ARMY Rrnspcds-
Nq Md Faasi as g s9 sI 0 III ps ss 81 !. r :le es f'
Hold C., ,Gimex' thin and pale' grows round and
And ,s!s,y ,sst!;sss,yys porchanoo, oway from bod and
To sido il Rtscot-cnra, itltimnto with nil.
All Nhturo now rovlrcs. Tho cAokiing hen,
Tho song 0f birds, tho rlng!ng, cluriOn voice
OF politicians cnRcr for tho frAy:
Those nro tho signs Of awcet. otharphl Spring.
Tho cnm lscforo tho storm Of by.Rnd-by,
Hot days, and hotter politics to come.
PROFESSIONS, speeches, DUST and sweat, ahl
Rrjme,
FIJI up tho corps, from 0on'ral down to BUM
ulBrt
For Oh this limo Won hnvo to light NJ! summer.
EEW MAN.
, 1880-04-24
FALSE REASONING.

Suppose q fnadhlno ahoum tat! TO peflotnM.. ..et. -.
taln the cause Of fatiure ind semedy IT, shoa!as y
conclude to run right along, and argue tnas' HI
tho machine had hretofore CONC atonno oos,sf 81
and permanent breakdown ensuod, oou!a sA.33t tx
body hc blamed but himsGlfl Now. p.ee''tinHs PEE III
this way do people act aud arEue y,.,on Waoa In
llver IL torpid" and tho bowels cou4tlpaa.sSatt
ivory ono knows that Or; pietco's ~ fsSaySI. nSI.
furgat!vo Pellcts will afford ps3mlt an9 ch,ns R"
Wilt come around ail right, and do notGntat !,,dtt
Could any syetom Of false reasoning pc ordsf 4df
and there DO pinpies ulcers, or running sos1i
With sorotu.ous tu1nors, sweltngs, aud aesf1tsd
debility, and those thus affected ohoI1a n,arJ War;
guessing that tho blood would purify ttse1I,
anybody be blamed but themselves y ae.ssdl
And permanent break down of health sr ss.s|, ID
No remedy yet known equals the ulscosSsii1an ii1anf
curing all scrofulous, throat, bronchial, I'LL
dlseaaes. Sold BY druggists.
, 1880-04-24
GRAIN AND COARSE rnE1G11rs.

GRAIN AND COARSE TREIGI1Ts..
Grain froiuhts ruled strung and faIrly activo
yesterday. at the going rates, VIZ. 3cents m
corn and W oenta OIL wheat. to Bu!I1to. Tho
charters wcr0 as foilows: 1cnooncrs J. @,
King. Our Bon. and propeller J,in!ata, wheat ut
31 cents; bnrgo DrunUtto, corn at cents, To
Port Coibornc- Schooner, 0neonta, corn at 'i,f
cents. 10 CUllingwool-SchooueF Lotus, corn
on through rate. Capacity Ii, ,00O buahuls wheat
and p6 0N bushplA corn.
Course frelghts aro Weakening. Engagements:
Schooner Ottawa, lunlbcr from MuskeRnn to
Chicago at FLEA PEI l,000 feet; soifantiors
Louise Mcdonald and Mnsel!e, wot,i from Tsny-
verso bay to Ch!cagu ut $3.50 per cord; sohootl-
ers Louise a. burton And japan, lumber grulu
Lldln8ton to Chicago ut $i.373s pcr 1000 toot,
, 1880-04-24
CANADIAN PORTS.

sptetat Dtspdeth to In< chicago Tribune.
1opKi1Cli, April .3.-Doparturcs- schooner
Two Friends, for Chicago, sRtt.
Special Dispaffh to 1h4 chttdso Tribune.
CotLlNGwOop, April ils3.-Dopnrturos-
ers Crawford, for Cofpoys lay. to load ties for
Chicago, l4ullnK, fnr Detroit. to load for Chi.
eaEo; Prince a Alfscd, NottawaauKa ltivor, to load
With tica for Chicago,
Special Dhpltth 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
PENTANQu1snESE, April Sl-Lepnrture--
Ice.
, 1880-04-24
nE'I'1z0IFT.
IVI4 1I6OI49
CnS<fnY NNknntth IN f7shs cht<dan TSrjbSt1

Special Dtspatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, April 21.-Tho propeller Wis.,
snhlckon, which! rnn hnrtl aground rhursdny
night on the hean OF Hursans Island, Rlrer VI.
Ciur. will hRva t, 10 lRhtercd Of. Tho tug VII.
uorthonst, strong. and running.
paascd .Iown-TFnpettcrs Quo bcc, Granite
Stnt0, st. taul, atenln- bnrgea Oakland md tow
Il. PrttnEtylL[o md tow, H. ". lust ind conRorts
Mnry Mills md oonsort, Leland. Huron Ctr and
imrRo. N. Mills and hargcs: William Edwards
and schDonors 4. ]. Rodgers, H. +. Murryt Charles
hurry, NnGoh, Hungarian, /. ". Perry, Graco
Murray, II; l.. iliggie, skylark. rnthln.'or..
Arrived down. -Schoonora l.. hiay, Guthrie, II.
Dudley.
plssctl up-propetlors Potomac. Qnubec,
Fountain City; stennl-burgG james Davidson
llought0n, IInrtha liaEnos, James I. Case, ,George
e. Finncy. eayetAnd, Cnsanek. Dolnwnre
Arrived Ml,Hteain- burKe ChlcnKn and Roh0on-
!tuWo0.
, 1880-04-24

6p<etat Dspaieh to IAe Chicago Tribune.
AAlIE!lsTnuRu, Mich, April &},-Tho Colchcs-
tor reef light-ah!p Wns taken out Thnt1lay. Sho
wns anchored MAR tho rock. Thoy could not
place her III proper position owing to tho sea.
Another b!g blow TN Lake Eric to-day. Tho
wator r'so three fest III tho rtypr. Tho steam-
crs Alnska, Erie 1lollo. afary Mills, and bargea
the river, tho twenty-five urnft arU 1OM nt tho
mouth bf tho rlv0r. Tho Mills and Edwards
coalod at FrAzer'a. The Gaptana report it the
, 1880-04-24
STATE COURTS

6ipgmund Moyor commenced suit yestcrslny
intrcspass against Jacob Schitnlneltcnnig, cun-
lug $500 damages.
Wtlllum james. guardian, bogau suit for
$l,l0l nRatust Joseph bhcrwin.
William Nlnir S Gu. sued Frederick blessing
for S:2,UAAk
Hubert McKornn,s, a married man ~ years
old, tllod petitaon to change his natno to that
nf Hubert NcEQrulQk.
, 1880-04-24
TIIIs GALL MONDAY,

JuDOH lnUNAOND-.ln chAnlbora.
JupoH nLolAlEFT-Call OF tho Osfmiual caten.
iur.
AppELIATH CouRr-Mouons. No opinions
until nbout Wednesday.
pusuAnx-~pa1 and 90, on old calendar, and
y. u, o. t Il, 10 and 81 to lOo Inclusive, On sup.
plotneutNl calendar. No ca4n OIL trial. q
Jllp0E JAMEsOk-CbntoattAl motions
JUDGE KouElts-sss ~ ~, III ::sa3 to zoo, inolu-
eiv6. No tAsH On trial.
jUpdK ,MnNAN-set case 9,ss7, Chicago, I'LL
waukou 4 Vt. naul hallway Colnpany W, loaton.
clusiyc. No. +, Dow rs .TunnlcltG, On trial.
yuD1a 'TuLsY-contcstea motions.
JpnGK HtMNuM-Contcatea ulotions-
JVuaE HxITu-Nus. 1.l;p, l,lpl l,l6s to l,l6a.
liza, Lilo, l,l9l, ,lG., ,o0l, and ,aka..
JupaE LQQMl6-Passed case. general number,
, 1880-04-24

spft1d1 U1pdNh @ 7hs ChItdVo 7FbuNs,
MICHIGAN Cry, Ind, April a3.-Ycstortiay tho
tug Potter Dalton, while transferring tue
schooner Maj. Ferry ut WhItet{lako, run foul
tho jiobootn, carrying away tho pllot-houHe, and
destroying hor stccring-gcar.
The schooner Maggie Dali broaohod to whtlo
entering tho 1aws Ot White Luke ptors, curry
tnS aWAy her 1l1boonl, nlld teariug AWAy thirty
foet OF tho llghtkeeppF's walk.
, 1880-04-24
TURDAY, APRIL d, leSO-TWELvE PAGE


echr Feretn, White 1,nkc. lumber.
Hchr 4. Parsons, Traverse l.ny, lumber.
Hchr ). !. 1,1ff. Menontincc, Humber.
HcEr Commerce, MenuntncC, lumber,
Schr City uf Grand llnvcr, urnnd Haven, luul.
btr.
8chr C1nrn, Mnn0mInc0, lumber.
Hchr William Smith, MHekexUI1, ftimbor.
Hchr Zscl ChanAlor. sastnnw, lumber.
Hchr Violin. Holland, lumber.
Hchr G. lIlbhanl, Sturgeon Dnr, railroad TICS.
Hchr 4. WOtiHht, buffalo, cbal.
sehr j. Newhall. 1acksonrnrt, cctnr posts.
HEllr j. sawyer, Alpcnn. r1lflrOntl ties.
Hcht .tOhn Miner. tulnewMxl, hark.
Hchr !tusn liefln, Nrnnh Haven. !tilnbct.
Hchr i. n. Forrest, Sturgeon Ing. rHilroad ties.
Achr 4. ]. Mnwory. linMlin. lumber:
Hchr Q, Il. Mixer Traverse Hay. bark.
schr Mystic Star! 11n.falo. entl.,
Hchr I.nfrncr. AlpcMn, rntlrtAs1 tics.
schr i. Ellcnwosi, white Lake, lumber.
hcMr Ataty Ainanila, 0rand liaypn,, lumber.
Hchr Carrier. Whito Lake. rnIlrunu Tics.
Hchr r. j. Dnufnrttf, Erle, coal.
Echr i. NfNfthGtYa, Erie, CbAl.
Rthr Gattntln. flllffa1D. cttat.
echr Arlililpt, MMntatcc, lumber.
echr KcnrsArxe, White Lake. railroad ties.
Hchr i. II. !lccker, AlrenR+ ratlro1d TICS
achr ,r0n rAlnc, MuakcEu.l, won1.
Schr hiontMnn. Alpenn. CctlAr posts.
schr Ann Maria. Whfte Lake. u!nber.
8chr CnrllnRfOrtt. Cleveland cnhl.
Schr Tempest, Holland. lItnhcr.
schr West Sln, nMffn!o, coal.
achr Myrtle. tlntnll1. lumber.
Sct1r u. T. baldwin, 1}nifn!o. cna!.
8thr milwaukee, Dole, Dallcy's liaftor. railroad
, 1880-04-24
Tho Illinois Ltfn Association.
10 tM Editor af IAs CAtkaQo TfthNnS,

CHICAGO, April sI.-TIE TRIBUNE Of tho s1th
Inst. contained utter signed @. L." attacking
the plAn OF eonponative insurance In general
and tho Illinois Lifo Association In particular.
at,, Informed that G. L." Ia tho resident man.
Nycr Vi 0ne ct tho of-style insurance corn-
break d0wn tho ooDporltiyo systotn, aud uphold
tho OLD system of high protnil!lns which keeps
ntn no9r during h's f9 u, or,ier t9gtys his wife
Iho cooperative plan IL simple, cheap, aucccas-
full. 1t uAn be loft 70 speak tor Itself. Hut 70.
uuso fur n!s apparently delberNto ln!sstatotnents
Of tact. When he says that tho llllnois Lilo Ass.
citation IL composed OF tho Managcra Of tho old
one OF tho managers ut the trnteotlon has any
thing ia do with this Association. Thoro is no
ono III tho uitlce. 30 far as know, who WIS ever
connected with tho management ut tho Pfotoo.
u0u. Thero ID absolutely ITO connection between
tho two companies in any way whatever,
II. II. MASON,
prnaIflant IllIunia {dfn AHaCciatiau.
, 1880-04-24
MINNESOTA.
Snsefd3 TAsnofth fn ina shfrdan Ttfh1t,1k

8TzS1d1 DFtbdt<H ID Ihd Eh1td1d IT1bInk.
ST. PAUL, April @3.-Ady1ccs received at tho
general offices OF tho Northern Pacific Railroad
sAy that seeding bcgan on tho Dakota Division
on Monday Of last week, and Is still In nctivo
sowing 500 acrcs per day, and will, In ali, seed
ahont 1N0 ncres. AZ the Troy tarn. nifty
id acrcs per day, a1, or tbs Intermediate ftrrl,s,
rlnKing From 1GO to 1,0O0 moro ueres In pxtent,
tho work Ia being cnrricd on ut n prpporttonato
rnte. The nCrCAgc ut tho west end OF tho limo Is
qIGdt1tpio thut OF last year.
Special Dtpdtch 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
witcat IS ali Ia, viii au1o 81, incrdmse #, acrca9S
Of lasHyenr. The grnllrd Ia still wet and cold,
md Bpfiug backward. But little wheat for mar
kct.
, 1880-04-24

70 fAa Editor Qf Ih1 Ehatd0o 1F1bt3N1.
PONTIAC, ILL.,, April s<l-sn Will you do mo aud
othvr earnest supporters Of l3lane. Wushbusne.
or Edmunas the favor to inform VI upon what
ba8la our delegates tu tho National Convention
ure chosen, tlat such StAtes a. Keutucky aud
Missouri. who hate !tepu6lteanistE, can aoad up
much lArgur delegations for the th!rl-term man
hnuor, can send up for tho mum Of ler choloo1
OF course 1t ls Ill right or 1t would not be 70;
but we are 9n xtuuR to know how and why. Our
county IL Tor Hluine Or WashbuEne thrce TO ono
a. 1gllnRG GEant. ~ Can YOU lufo1m INC Whou
, 1880-04-24
ERIE.


9pt<tas Dhpdseh 70 9hs Chicago 7fb4na
E,tlx, pa., April %j.-Arrlvel-schooncr Jura,
wheat, Toledo.
Cloarcd-t'rnpoller lra II. 0wen, coat, schooner
Jessie Linn, coaI. Nilwaukeu; schooner David
Vance, coAl, Chicago.
, 1880-04-24

:. 1s The Ea.tar of 37s chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, April :a-Would like for you To do
cdo tho following question In disputes A has
Sunday afternoons to h!n,solt, and.tlpon frinnl
asking him ha time OF lostirc, he responds: " You
Will liild nlo ut hume Sunday afternoons" Now,
u cnntends that A'H response is ttngrammatfcai,
md that ho SHOULD hive sald "s!ndays aftcr:
,,oon." 1ly tlccny in your noxt lsslo YOU will
confer KreAt favor. Yours, ENID.
t8untay ntter1loons IS correct, OF course.J
, 1880-04-24
ncEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New YaHx, April &l--Arrjvcd, Ohio. from
1'rcmoil.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April 3.-Arr!voti, lord
Cough, fsom Liverpool.
LONDON, April El-W!soonstu and Utopia,
frun Now York, huye arrived out.
nALrlhomK, April &t-Arrived, Peruvian,
from Liverpool,
L0NpOx, April El-stoan.ahips Farthfa and
Qthcllo, tn,,n Now York; ttcrEGmont and Wal.
doNsiAt,. frotn Lostotl, hAyo nrriy.at nut.
Nav fOtg, April 2a-Arrivcl, City Of brlls-
scls. fr0tH LiVcrp0olt Ii0henstaufcn, from llrc-
Inpn; Neoknr, from Bremen.
, 1880-04-24

aptetai U4sp4teh to 1hs Chicago Tribune,
WHITEHALL, Nfuh., April *a-Tho barges r.
w. Shook, 8wa!ltsw, Tempest, ard Rrittatu,
schooners J, +. Trauy, Maggie Thompson. II. II.
Furry, kearauK1, II. d. HIOoyo, q, Eilon, Tgaualt
CuyalinyA, pcrs, md Milton lott huFv lust nght,
Thefp Ii uakse feet OF water.
, 1880-04-24

Special Dspatth to The 1hbeaeo IrtbunA.
CLEvELAND, O., April NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mnrcugo. Escanaha, orc, tho tirat orc received
from tho uppur I.akcs thls season.
ChaTtcrs-SchooAcr Typo, coal. Cleveland tn
Chicago; Southwest, cGat, Cleveland to Mar
qu1tte, And orc gacki Emtna Noyas. coal, EsoA-
H0Ia III CLEVELAND; MI p. 1,
, 1880-04-24

The steam. .bargcs pent up 10 long fl White
Lake hnrbor succeeded In dredging tholr why
out on Thursday, and arrived horc yesterday
at least d portion Of thon arrived. They were
followed out by tho schopnora Regulator, Pcrsa,
y. II. Ferry, Carrier, and others. THIS br0ak IN
tho blockade OF White Lake, it 10 tu be fc>lrod,
ID only tclDD DDQrnrY,
, 1880-04-24
FEDERAL COURTS.

Tho Importers & Tr0tt0rs National Hank bO-
Ral q suit ycsterday to recover $1,000 Of Will
iun Tuussig.
, 1880-04-24

Albert Z. King nlcd n bIl! yostcrday asking for
n divorce from Mary King Oh tho ground OF
dcscrtion.
Judge nnrnum yesterday granted a divorce to
lantah Koohn from Iionry kaehu on tho
ground Of lcsortloll.
, 1880-04-24

~ tha Editor O; Tia Chicago Itthtrte.
CH1cA00. April &i-please inform reader
where eto Gun tand tho nrtfcle by 1Amcs paya
you quito in Tuesdays paper. a. J. W.
IThc article was originally published In tho
March number OF tho Nineteenth Ctiltury.]
, 1880-04-24
DAKOTA,

Special Dt4patth to Ihs Chteapo Tribune.
DIsMAltcK, l3urIo!Rh Co.. April 2].-Fifteon
Thousand acres will bo sown this seasou IN wheat
md oats, nho,,t oycnIy divided. No wheat uvor
sown until spring. B6vonty-llvo Thousand BUSH
els OF oats r1.lsol last your.
, 1880-04-24
1C1; AT DULUTH.

spsetdt Dupateh 10 7ns Chicago Tribune.
DuIur1I. MIMI, April 2a-Onr harbpr Is at
present ngnln blocked with leo, hut not enough
10 Bcrin,isiy tntnrtcrc with nnvt1ntlon. Tho pr,.
pciiGr j. l.. {fri will ienyo About tho ist OF May
fnr pOrtArc -