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London telegraph, March .. -. ~
4, festeruaT was the eighty-thlrd DlfInoI. .5. n
the venerable Gcrmun Emperor, the D. Dogs6nicet Tg6ieet
tae worlds reignfng monarchs, and fne Pm, otTo
Of an even more enthusiastic hero.Fossars
throughout the Futherland than that 1ol:1asa 1a:asra
accorded to his redoubtuble ancestor, tieeaa tas1s
the Great. Upright, r11ddy-cheekel, Tlgo'tnt 'ont
and spr&hty, this imperial patriarch nas a. g,ea s
lived all the friends OF his youth, and ny - -
pass away generation after generation p,,,s.sa o. "a
men whose first commissions in tho f1ueIhd - Ihsd
army were signed Dy bis father when hs eta 3
aeready risen, BY long and faithful nt.ai1ed ts
ueuernls rank, anC who. having atlaln1e+t atlaln1.+tnfs
topmost hight OF their professional amorrs ~ 1esrs
hnye died oif. nne after another. 1uh ot 3tIT
and honors, while he has remained, appa9TTnn,sse TTn sse
untouched by the scythe Of old Time. Tim.; ifl sfus
whose privilege 1t Is to sec and SPEAK Ni.a s, hs
daily are never weary OF expatiat1ng VIZ Ind
elearess Of mind cheerfulness ct ,1 sp'1h'ss nhsscal
fatigue without visible Inconvenience, nn 10 thg
early every morning, is indefatigapresa - est6
transaction OF State and military ous1usSi Si< f.
with undimintshed appetite, and inspccts 81 ~ ~ %
Eorit regiments periodically OF horsepa-s nn,,-s at
foot, sitting firmly in his saddle TOT ao II Z
stretch. Or strding briskly along the s5ohh ID ts
fnr-reachiug line OF troops paraaeo ~
SchlOss-Platz of POtsdam.
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=. !<oHd0h 44fhltHk Rfc0fu-
Inc Berlin GcUtH1rdrt of Nov. II, 1872 contains
report OF some experiments made BY Duust-
mnler to test the accuracy of Juger's theory,
Ihat tae soul Of every man and animal is to be
Sought for IN the characteristic odor exbaled in
each case. Dunstmaicr, who unites in his own
person the physiologist and metaphysicinn, was,
until these. experiments convinced him OF bis
error, IN outspoken opponent Of Jlger's views,
Ho IS nov, however, an enthusiastic convert
DunstmAtcrs S method was no doubt suggested
to him BY his familiarity with experimental,
science: He considered that light and the
sou!-lf the soul Is an odor-are both
radtated, and that light Gun be. ns il
were collected and fixed by photogr7lnhic
plute coated with iodide of silver. What BODY.
now. IS as sensitive TO odors us iodide Of silver
IS TO liKhtf Evidently the nerves Of smell in a
dog: IN the centre Of the laboratory care
containing twenty harcs wus placed, and a dog
WIS admitted to the room. He at once made
Violene euorts to get ut the hnrcs, which, Of
course ln their terror, rushed to and fro In the
wts klllcd, the nerves Of smell and the mucous
membrane of the nose removed and rubbed m
IN mortar with glyccrine and water, The
twenty hares had been cxhaliug their souls for
tw3 hours, and the dog, during ail bis pantinc
and smiling. inhaltng them for the same inno166
OF time. The glycerine might be expecfed
tnon. to contain certain quantity or the so,,i
Or toe mare, the main characteristic of yvhIrf,
Is, or course, tfmiolty. That this was the
1act the following experiments seemed tn
ptotc. re-" drops Of the extract were. nd
!a!!nistcfeo 70 q cat; she ran away from some
NICE instead of ponncing upon them. BT the
suocutaneotls injection Of only two cubic centi-
"eRes . Largo mast16 Waa rendered 20 coWnrdiy
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PORT .THT'TJNCQ

Nine cargoes Of lumber were on the market
Yesterday.
At the Custom-House yesterday record was
made OF the sale of one-half Of the tug F, S.
uutler By E. Van Dalson to Conrad Van Dalsou
for $4,000.
vice 4. Ball. =
Cupt Clark, of the schooner Erastus &tntne.
reports thnt he passed ice in the Straits that was
grounded III scvcnty-tivc feet of water. The ice
on McGulpins Point was In places twenty-five
feet high.
Vessels which arrived hero yesterday, report
that the sten1n-bargrs Tempest; Swallow, and
Shook will unite in dredging i chnnnei ten feet
deep between the White Lake harbor piers,
a telegram received yesterday BY Mr. Joseph.
from Horns Pier, states rhat the schooner Will
lam Jones is not hurt and has but little water in
her. Her dcck-load is being shifted upon the
schooner Mary Nau, and an effort will DC 1nnde
To get her OFT without the assistance Of rug
Reports from Sturgeon Bay represent that the
sawuills are unable to start up for wnnt of logs.
The same report comes from MuskegOn. where
dredging is being done to let the logs down, but
the channel ILLS up rs fast ls 1t Is cut
The schooner Sam Flint, Capt John Perew
WAS the lrst sail vessel to urriVe from Buffalo
this season.
are in commission - =" s.; =.
The steam-parge hilton refuses to Lift from
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SHELDON STREET.
1t TIE Editor OF The fHicnnn I't{htt1

CHICAGO, April FL see by TIE TRIBUNE
that among the list Of streets to be paved or
repavcd the coming summer is Sheldon
street, which comes under the latter head,
being already paved Now, as property
owner Oh Sheldon street, wish to say few
words in protest against such proceeding.
The owners of property on Sheldon street
having been once compelled to pay for paw
ing that thoroughfare, and the condition Of
the street not being any worse than many
other paved streets in much greater use, and
there being no other paved street between, it
and Sangalnon street on the east, and none
west Of it Except Ashland avenue, which is
why would it not be much better idea to
pave some street at present unpaved, thus
giving an additional paved tllorougffare,
amt Let Sheldon street people off for another
year or SO? PROpERrY-OWyEp
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be made between principals md
cessordes: The property IL ali snch aao ac~
shall be confscated, and their wives snd do'hninas
distributed IS slayes to the great of6ca.aat 6S,aten
State. >. The parents, srandnssss ddSess ot
brothers and grandehildren ct such crlsnfeass claaeas
same roof not, shall be perpetunv Inuer hear,t he
to the distance Of 1000 Leagues. Ali hnasuashed
purposely conceal or connive at this crirss skho
be oT ts ThoSe wh9 inform
whole Of their property. If tha "asa aG taa
contrived but not executed. the prIncinaas sne q
be strangled and the accessories punishsas ase 70
blows and baniShment" 4ea viii
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OHIO OR OHIO?


10 the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune,
CHICAGO, April III see the citv has
been putting on new lamps on the lanp-posts
corner Of Ohio and Clark. On the CLARK
street side Of the lamp it Is correct. bnt on
the Ohio street side it reads s.Ofho'" Has
the Administration changed our street names
OF aId the fellow who marked the lamp ston'
anu take drink at each corner before reach
Lug our street' Ou1T STREET. 4:
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that he sl,,uk away from the cat. Bya similar
erneriment In wl1Ich, however, a young lion ia
q menagerae played the part Ct the hares'
Dunstnaier succeeded In tsolattng the aoul-
ott,er animals. Still more Interesting expert.
ments showed clearly that these .psychotyPi4ei e.
glycerine extracts had dectdedlenect on ae tne
dose Of psychotypic timidity. DunstmaieF had 5en
moi the courage to believe in bis own great dis
covery This effect GoOn passed on, however"
, 1880-04-18
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The Record for tllc Week Which Has
lust Closed.

0u6 AeEVIN IUF tHC NECK WHICH HIM
IuSt Closed.
A goodly number of men seeking licenses
to marry were accommodated by Clerk Lund-
burg last week,-the number reaching 123.
The number averaged about the same each
day, with tile exception Of Friday, when
only eight licenses were issued. One couple
came all the way from the Pacific Coast to be
Joined in wedlock in Chicago, and several
people from tie surrounding States got their
certificates here. One young man OF 20 is
among the licensed, and two girls Of II. In
five eases the man was unable to write his
name, and in dozen other cases no one but
the writer could tell what the name was. The
bride i'll one case was more than twice the
age of the bridegroon,- her age being S. and
his &c. The record is as follows:
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why the Chinese DO Not Reroco.
Na<uro1Ize1

va.t ~ klnds 81 OF reasons have been brought for
nnaturaiized In this country. Most Of the reasnns
proea5y the qen des BIT
pleasant extract from the ..Shnaea hao~1ng gu an1
,,, Goae, which 1s Just made known, is sttll EN-. en-
a@G persons renounoing their country
shall be beheaded, and in aas tba n,1ntept nnetep1
;"eas OF this odonse no distinction ahall
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ASK THE ROADS. :.

tHe 75u1tU7 :,
CHICAGO, April Ii. Taking into 'eonsltt;
Grafton the increased cost .of provisions ana
the advance in rents, is it possible, thas n
Rock Island, Lake Shore, and otter Tailraae@ss es
centering III this city have not raised the p pa{
If not, what reason can they give for suen. ~ y
injustice? It certainly cannot be for ,s' 1,s
tions. Yours, ETC., ISqu1RER
, 1880-04-18

Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
OswEGo, n. Y, April 1.-THE schooner Great
Western, lumber-1aden, which left Port Hope
on Thursday night encountered severe gale,
and, after trying to make various other ports,
ran in here to-day. She was repeatedly boarded
by heavy seas, which swept away her yawl and
part Of her deck-load. She lost her foresafl,
and hus two feet Of waterin her hole.
The schooner Cortez will leave for Milwaukee
soon as storm subsidies, with 800 tons Of coal Mt
81 per ton. 80
The schooner David Andrews Is going to
pieces.
The tug Morey has released the schooner
Norris, ice-laden, ashore at Sodus Point:
, 1880-04-18
CHEIfOIEAN.

Special Dis1"sfeh to Tie Chicago Tribune.
CHEDOTGAA. Mich. April 1.-THE schooner
Dobblns lost her 1nainboon and has sustained
other damages The Captain has leg broken.
The Mate takes charge of tho schooner
But little. can be saved from the Hattfc
Johnston Her fore, min, and ,nizzen sails are
gone. The stern nnd part Of one side to the
forward rigging are gone, and most OF the coal
, 1880-04-18

MISCELLANEOUS Nf1SuAps,

1IISCELLANEOUS NnSuAPS.
In passing through Lake street bridge yester-
day morning the propeller Jay Gould carried
away~the jlbboom. bowsprlt, and cathead OF
the schooner 0. T. johnson.
The schooner kcwaunee arrived here yester-
day with her port-bow bulwarl1s, rail- stauchions,
and anchor-stock broken While entering Mau-
3stec harbor on Tuesday she struck the North
Pier, with the above effect
As the schooner Er.lstl1s Corning vas being
towed into the harbor yesterday, the crew at
tempted to hoist her disabled centrcboard with
tackle. 4 burton broke. and q block struck one
of the men on the shoulder and foot, injuring
him quite severely.
White the schooner Hunter Savidge WIS Tying
In Grand River few days since. sl'ark troua
a snwmin set lre to her forvgaff-topsail and
destroyed it.
On Lake Erie Wednesday the Northern Tran
sit propeller Granite State had her gungways and
bulwarks. stove hy hcavy sens and u deck-loatl
Ut feed ruined. The corn in her hold Is also
supposed to have suffered damage.
The Toronto Ndu states that the schooners
Bnltic, SpecdW'e1l. and Twilight lost canvas in
recent gale on Lake Ontario.
The schooner H. j. Webb lost her large anchor
end twenty five fathoms Of chuin in the storm
on Lake Huron few days since
9a>a schooner F. A. GeorEer had her stern
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the bottom Of the little lake at Mantstee. 30
vessel Captains report,
Three tugs failed In an effort to tow the
schooner James G. King to the coal dock IN
magazine slip yesterday. They left her hard
By reference to the port list it will be seen
TINT quite fleet Of lower-lakers arrived yesrer-
, 1880-04-18

Specta! Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
DETROIT, Mich, April 17.-Passed Up-Steam-
barge Salina and barges; schooners Snowdrop,
Surprise.
Passed dDown-Steam-barge Ira H. Owen and
consort Enterprise; schooncrs Red Wing, D. E.
Bailey, Charles &. Minis, Naiad, Donaldson,
Angus Smith. 7. ". Ferry, A.. II. Peterson,
Trinidad, J. W. Doane, L. Hanna. C. c. TRIUMPH,
Lem Ellsworth, j. Maria Scott. San Diego, Rich
ard Winslow, Lottie Wolf, Kate Darley, G. H.
Warrington, Reuben Doud, James Plntt, Mary
E. Perew, Ada Medora, Methina, Ostrich.
Cleared-Unadilla, Sunrise, D. E. Bailey.
, 1880-04-18

Stmr S.1Cr Mpskegon, NJ {y Muskegon, su9drtes
| Prop Jay Gould, Buffalo, sundries.
| Prop Wissnhickon, Erie, sunlries.
Pre Prop 2: "; BLANCHARD nnfalo snnd1iea
Prop Roanoke, Day City, salt.
schr +. Mcdonald, Nianistee, lumber.
Schr Sam Flint, Buffalo, coal
Schr NJ. E. Cook, Hnmlin. lumber.
Schr Marian Dixon, Grand Haven, railroad ties.
| Schr 3. Boalt, Northport, wood.
| Schr S. Bates, Pentwatcr, lumber.
| Schr Mystic, Mailistee, lumber.
@ schr !; T. Duv9ll, kewannoc lumber.
Schr Belolt, kcWaunce, bark.
schr South Side, stoney Creek, railroad ties.
Schr qconto, Ashtabula, coal.
Schr G. j. Roedcr, Empire Pier, wood.
Schr Our Son, Erie, coal.
Schr f. Corning, Buffalo, coal.
seh Schr Winds9r, I, Manistee, lumber:
Schr Capella, Muskegon, lumber.
Schr Thomas A. Scott, Eric, coal
Schr F. ?. Locke, Alpena, railroad ties.
schr City Of sheboygan, Traverse Bay, railroad
schr George L. wrenn, Sturgeon Bay, wood.
Schr Reed Case, Cleveland, conl.
Schr aronsidcs, Traverse Bay, wood.
Schr NJ T. Bacon, Buffalo, coal.
Schr Golden Fleece, Buffalo, coal.
Schr G. Ellen, White Lake, rnilroad ties.
Schr II. A. Kent, Buffalo, coal.
Schr John B. Wilbor Cleveland, coal.
Schr J. Mullin, Horns Pier, railroad ties.
Schr ]. Lind, S1uskcgon. wood.
Schr J. 81. Hutchinson, Buffalo, coal.
Schr A. Muir, Kingston, light
Schr n. E. Packard, Packard's Pier, lumber.
CLEARAScEs.
Tug J. II. Hackley, Mackinac,
Schr Magnolia, Llldington.
SchrJ J. Parker, Muskegon.
Prop Truder, Muskcgon.
Schr G. J. Roeder, Mnnistce.
Schr L. 4. Burton, Manistee.
Schr W. Loutil, Manistee.
Schr Sardinia: Montague.
schr Carrier, Montague.
Schr Melton, Montague.
schr City Of Grand Haven, Grand Havsa :.
Schr Wolverine. Grand Haven.
Schr S. Bates, Pentwater. .:
Sehr South Side, Portage Pier.
Schr Deloit, Alaska.
Schr Perry Hannah, Jacksonpork
Schr J: Hoyt Green Bay.
Schr William SturEis, Sturgeon Bay
Schr Gen. Worth, Flat Creek.
Schr ]. A. Stronach, Ahnapee.
Schr F. P. Royce, Little Cedar River.
Schr Layindn, Hamlin..
schr 8. BoaIt, Gross Village.
ser sehr 95oPsSy, + F. T4aSey, MYs1sfS1: WS|9e Lake
Schr Mystic, Manistee
schrJ S.,t' !; sCa DuXall, ps1Io kewaunse: e
Schr Ida, Manstee.
6Ch1 SCElAlG1 4tAlkulStNe
Schr Two Brothers, Alice Bay.
Schr Ataunto, Grand Haven. y
Schr ". Wing, Pcntwater.
Schr Newsboy, Green Bay, 50 bu oats and sun
dries.
Schr Resumption. Ford River, 20 brls beef and
sundries.
Schr Nabob, Buffalo, 20.35l bu corn.
Schr 1ronton, Buffalo, 1000 bu corn.
Prop Russia, Buffalo, $1,000 bu corn, 1000 bu
Schr Areonant, Buffalo, $500 bu corn.
schr F: B. stockbridse, Colltngwood, T,e0 bu
, 1880-04-18

Special Dispatch to The Ctieapo Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich, April i7.-Capt. G. K. Dixon,
long and favorably known all along tho lakes,
died in the hospita! here this morning. Hc suf-
fered nmputafon of one Of his legs some time
ago which resulted in his death. He wus about
60 years of age.
The Northern Transportat tioa propeller Nashua
is hard aground ut Southeast Bend, St. Clair
River, and report has it that she must be lredged
of. She left here lust night for Chicago with a
full cargo and large list OF passengers The
Canada wrecking tug Prince Alfred has gone to
her.
The tug Oswego takes the disabled schooner
Sunrise and the D. E. Bailey through to Buffalo.
The Bailey got an anchor hcrr to-day.
Tht: propeller Antelope. which arrived here
last night was leaking considerably. Protest
WIS entered this morning, md then She left for
Buffalo. She was towing the schoOners Empire
State and William Crt)ssthw.,ite. The latter was
leaking. and noted protest, and the former had
broken her windlass-
The schooner e. Il. Minis passed down this
forenoon with her n1aiutopmast @onc.
OF The fleet that passed down to-day, the big
schooner Richard N1lslow was minus fOretOp-
Ianst. part Of Il jibbuuln, and one anchor, the
katc barley two anchors and the San DieED one
nnchor. The schooner George H. Warrington
had no mninsa!1, her f0rcsul was in tattcrs, and
one topsail was goue.
The steam -baryyc Araxcs Was hailed to-day of
Bar Point. Lake Eric. with her rusldcr gone.
The schooner Donaldson passed down to-day
with her canvas under her bow.
, 1880-04-18
Fu4- Thirty Years

! have been afflicted with kidney conape c1s!,a nyB
Two packages of Kfdney~Wort have do1tors ao.sy /
more good than all the medicine and doSs .ss 20
have had before. / believe it is sure oaass"' -
writes an old lady from Oregon. 81.
, 1880-04-18

No firm OF pianomakers In the WoIta4 n, II.
more painstaklng, conscientious, aaa alaaaar,i1ss
tel!igent than the makers Of the sse'u!a :!
"EmeysQQ.'' -: IL :'.'''
, 1880-04-18
VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.

VESSELS PASSED PORT HURON.
Port HURON, april l17.-Up-Propellers Canis-
teo Granite State; steamers Keweenaw, Porter,
Chambcrlin and consort, Vienna and consort,
Tempest and barges, Havana and consort. and
barge Minnehaha; schooners Wabash, c. Il.
johnson, Jane Bell, c. j. Magill, Porter, Lafrin-
icr, Mineral State.
Down-Schooners Trinidud, Reuben Doud,
james Platt, ]. Maria, ]. Scott.
Wind-Northwcst; light.
Weuther-Fine.
PoRr HURON, April ITO p. m.-Up-Propelter
Wales and consort; schr Cleveland.
Wind-Northeast; Light. Weather nne.
, 1880-04-18

Spse{al Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MAN1rowoc, Wis, April 17.~-The steam barge
Daisy Day, built for jacobs Guylcs of this city,
was launched from the yard OF Hanson L. Scove
this afternoon. She is very neat little craft,
intended for the Manistee and Muskegon lumber
trade.
The schooner Willam Jones is still ashore Mt
Horns Pier, waiting for Sturgeon Bay tugs to
get her oH. She is not much Injured.
, 1880-04-18

Special Dispdtca to tbs Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, O., April 1.-THE vessels wind
bound yesterday got away this morning.
Charter-Schooner John T. Mott, coal, Ash
tabula to Escanaba, Is cents free.
, 1880-04-18
! DISASTERS ON LAKE HURON.
Sukciof Dixumtch fo The I1ic4uQ Iribunt,

Special Dislutch to The Chicago Tribune.
An SABLE, Mich, april 10, viu SrASD1su. Mich.
April ia terrible galc Is raging; wind north.
east. The schooner Chriss Grover went ashore
at 9:30 last night close to the town. She lie:
forty rods from the shore, each sea sweeping
over her. This afternoon hundreds OF men vert
trying to save the crew. By way Of experiment
pounds, to throw line over the vessel. The
cannon exploded icngthwise In the centre, kill
ing John ". Glennie, and injuring John c. Gran
and George A. Laud, but not seriously. Teamt
left ut noon for the Tawas life saving station
to get assistance to take the crew of the doomed
vessel.
Glennie was prominent man and Customs
Collector. The town Is shroudcd in mourning
over the awful visitation.
The Grover is laden with stone, bound Ia
tn Msch i5o onf heys sdr ds1q tbs FORE
noon ut the Union steamboat dock at Oscoda.
She was scuttled by the Captain, and crew 50 fc
The urontes is anchored ' a and holds out.
tearing up the dock BY the bow getting under.
Special Dspatch to The CAicavo 1titune-
BAY CITY, Mich, April 1.-THE officers OF the
The schooner chriss Grover, stone-laden,
which went ashore south Of Grams Pier, A,i
The sea was rolling terribly, and the
crew, six men and one woman, TOOK to
the rigging. 4 small boat rescued three,
hut other attempts were frlitless- John ".
Glennic, John Graves. and George Laud. lum-
bermen. rigged III old cannon and attempted to
shoot lifeline to the Grover, but the cannon
burst, killing Glennie and injuring the others.
Officers Of the Tawas Life-saying station arrived
at p. m, and at ? a. IN. to-day brought the re-
mining ones safely ashore. The scho0nenis Is
said to be total loss.
The schooncrs Root and Athenfan, barge Or
ontes, and others were scuttlcd ut 4Au Sable On
Friday to save being wrecked. 1t Was one OF
the worst gales on record
Shipments from this port for the week ending
to-day: Lumber, 10000 100; lath, 500,0 600; shin
giles, l,503, 900; salt, 81, ,0JD.
Special Dispatch to The Chfcago tribune,
OsCOnA, Mich, April 11.-The crew of the
three masted schooner Chriss Grover, ashore at
4Au Sable, were rescued at l O'Clock this MORN
ing by the Tawas Hfe-saving crew in tremen-
dous sel They had been exposed sixteen hours,
huddled on the top Of the cabin, clngiug to the
miZzenmast boom, the seas constantly breaking
over them. The Grover is stone-laden, lies in
five feet OF water forty rods from shore, and Is
badly hogged il not broken In TWO. She h,.ils
from Lorraine. o. The crew could not hare hung
on much longer. All will recover.
The schooner H. D. Root, scuttled In the storm,
was raised and pumped out, and is again along
side Of tho lumber dock from which she broke
loose, not much injured.
The barge Athenian, owned by the Oscoda
Salt and Lumber Company, valued at S, ,0O0, had
her stern knocked of by pounding against the
dock, her bulwarks broken and deck stove in by
falling lumber piles She sunk in nine feet Of
water, total wreck.
, 1880-04-18
MILWAUKEE,.

Special Dispatch to The Chicago 1rtbune.
MILWAUKEE, April 1.-THE tug ]: j. Hager-
man returned this evening from an ineffectual
search for schooner reported to have been
scent q dismasted condition outside. The tug
went below Racine, and ten to twelve miles OF
shore. $
for repairs. ..---: e-.--
The schooner Truman Moss is in dry-dock
stopping n leak. -" -.
Tho schooner George ". Davis arrived from
Narragunsett departed for Buffalo,
, 1880-04-18

ALPENA.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
ALpENA, Mich, April 1.-THE gaie yesterday
and last night, from the northeast, was one Of
the sevcrest Of the season, the velocity Of the
wind In port being nearly forty miles per hour.
About six inches Of snow fell. ~
Cleared from the river Or bay t0-day-Schoon-
ers Sawyer, North Cape; tugs Torrent and MAST
ers; steamer Pearl.
In port now-Steam-b barges Westford and Ben
ton; schooncrs Montana, Seaman, and Rice;
steamer Metropolis.
Wind-Southeast light.