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, 1880-04-20
THE SUEZ CANAL,
4 Glnnco ut the Present and I'uaurc Of
t1ao tsrent Egyptian Work.


4 G1nncc NJ the Present md I'usurc Of
tlao t;rcnt Egyptian Work.
Port Said Corrrspo,lftenet i.a,,tIo1. TINES,
t,ro,,r,, lin Sva, c",,oI Mo,,,, o,,",,..os
.a,uas ',,''so .ao o'e% ses,a' 1na. "y chanSes
w., me1e . ptna..,aeu seven Stnss aRo' pnt hoth'nR
nus really beet done. Thn vegetatlon nlong
were promised ,ay3, mover been uluntrl, tho
sn,nn viii ,yus, ~ ,l"s,rt viii, ~, ,ar,,,s
s".o "s' ""olo - ''r''t. "'.' - 80 '"4 c'"""
MlraRe OF luke ana wo0dla'al at''l meets tue
eye, tase ueel}-Whtcr rslSs;lgc 0f tile siitcnnal
relAains only twolty-fUur yards broad, 4ild
aims nm ,,,ss onnh otar no.,. ,"t ho ",'I'o i
apa s"i t'e's c,c1 otMo. HWY "ht uce1' ~
cleaseel W hlllnDer, ,Ille oroaa Dill useless
litter Lakes, tho witlo reacl,es Of Tin,sell,
HULA nNl Ac,,xnlnl1 are atlI only nsct M wafer
,ynvs fnr lin ,,nusIn,, sltf,,v tn,lnnl tlo MI.
,,.,'sn 49, .'o p'.HS'IG anaps; te"' t"t unIy
va,, eI"e o,ueo "ost.sea .at t,n e an ns soie M
u,,urter M ita ,vhni. l.n.th Nnt n s,"v,"
u.'c' t".' ~ ~ ns 's m''0's NR,h' Not s'nslo
snr,'t- m' n's ~, v1tn ~. u!1 s'aHH ha!nlGt, Mas
- H.. s." ~ a,ttni % IT, " H. ;a;n WlGi, Was
,,rS. liz ti,n,' '1aa, - n ,,t, @ ~ MMtH!y
iSr,stt it, VI .t1S Mc W5sr n n'sgns1ateIy e'Is
vnt"r nrpni ~ ,s,,i h'' tie,,.,ats ~ Eint 'tes,.
IAt MMtut cAtiA4 Wtl!cta deth,iicAes tlaefo lrn1ll
r,GtI,,ns narW t,ss ~ tfnle nI importance a tflo
ti,r",t.s ,M,,i.,, o y at!eae. sn1t ~ WHe!i.
stnas stta"sn Mnhi!t J. pAsses WIN lls teltl!!zltE
Woiss ] ta asse'iasrs f i,ron,ice {" u to. so csai
"M ,ut l,I, aMa ~ silay steasti k!nW ttrongl tne
..s Ei,sE s"'s''ue W the regnla1'oh llse Rots a'
"In!. III. --.,..
Al, iolt s'N.u lias !lot att'h!iTetl any more ian
~" .s 'vs1 VI .e tsaiia. .9 1 IatWy Wnlct
, 1880-04-20
Tho Llbcrnl Victory lii HIid-Lothlan.
LolioH Echo, AprH6.

Tho L1bCrnl Victory Ill H1id.LotilAn.
London Erho, April 0.
Voters cnme from far and wide III order TO
record their votes for Alr. GlndstoMc, and 1t
Is mentioned that doctor we'll known Il,
E,nburE had travelled NIL Tic way from
Alglers so that l,o might give hlsvote for Mr..
Gladstone. Literally. tho llalt, the la,ne, and
tic blind founA their way to the pnlllhg-
places, Everybody wlIo WIS Mt all physically
capable Of giving n vote seems to llaye lmcli
at the po1llng-bootlss. Tho numbers evi,tcc
corded 1T tho county. Wien tho res,llt was
declared showing thai h1r. Gladstone )lntl
Tie substantial minority of FL oyer the
su1, ot The Dnko I,a of DucclenE1,,, MT MT
FIvcn fur Lord Dalkc!th, tremendous cl,ecf.
confidently md patiently awaited tho issue.
They waited tor nearly two hours TO learn
Known thtey r,lslleii OF to Il George street,
where A1r. Gladstone was known to bg d
!gnest ut Lord liosebery's town llousc. Here
IN Immense multitude wis nlrently assem-
s t e. a ro " to ts aks sufsf s sa ws e
The 6arricatlcs which Ind been thrown up bc-
fore tile house; but these, happily. wthstootf
tho pressure, nsltl when tho rush of tho now
fsiEiad, III There wpre lou! cr{ss iorsr. Giati-
stone, at every mention vi, wiose name tile
cheering broke forth afresh. Whrn Tho
number for Midi .0tlithn presented litmSallin
tle balcony uf tile lluusp, accompanied by
Lord Roscbery, tho enthusiasm Of tho l1tnl.
tltute WIS n1lbGnnttcd. A[r. Gladstone said
they l,nd been ellAagetl III nm artluous Htrng-
&c, wlllell hnl boen carried on By the
strength Of tint sentiment expressed ltl the
County of itl-I4othian--[cheura1 which they
then knew to be the sentiment Of tlio nntlon.
They Ind now to slow that they could rsO
tl,e strength which they Ind sfsuwn tlleln-
selves to possess, n,lh tltrll tho victory tho
Liberals had obtained both there and clsc-
where to. good necoN'lt fur the common antl
universal benefit ut our cnuntry. 'rlo right
hoM9rable gentleman atl,lg.l: God prDslcr
Sta. %s' ii thSn; ns;rt ns tux Lis.s Of b they
IAberaas-[eheors] s]-may .we be eMahlcd
70 .perseYcre fl bearing wl,at your
torefathera would hnye cniled IL
irn! testimony to Dur callsB through evil ri-
port, rs 1t has bccn f0t the lust few yours,
ahd through gootl report, us sYo trust It will
now be. Chcera.] Your opponents .we
heartily wish tllo benefit Of reflection.
Laughter md cheers.l Our ,[esire ~ that
may sGnIda} stonh }" l opw1,sl1ts no longer {cssrs
otle heart aud nle mind, tleypto ourselves to
ula performance Ut .uur public dulles in tho
MaEntenancA Of tho interests, the honor, Nnl
le nigh character md rat,lltp OF u great md
glorlons Empire. tClIcurs.]
Lord llpSebery, In RESPONSE to loud cries,
expressed Ills grnttfieatiOn Mt tho rGBtlt at tho
elecsloi!, remarklmg TINT tho bntt.e lust tcrMi-
@ @natea liatl nut bnen between Wigs ntMl
lorles, betWccr q Liberal and Conservative,
world,
, 1880-04-20

Tho schooner Marta Martin. reported in 81n-
ttMya TntnuNE to bo nshnro t,nnr tho head IT
T1cayer fsand, arrived hero BlindMy night, ap-
purcntIy mono tho worso fur her nlshRf. Capt.
DAWSON, nwntr and master of tho vessst. re-
ports TINT no 9ot nshora nt'out 10 o'cfocS TN
Wednesday night nf Inst week. through luta-
calculation Vt distance accustomed lIy IT hnzy
in procuring asslsiar,ct 0 tiie following m0r1.
INK, and by II Oc!t.ck IN tho fttrrnunr hal tho
Martin a11dat tttnit tho nE1 Ut tuH. 1flrn' help,
RttiGtl by tho full Drcw NJ tho ves*Hi. throw Ent
nvcrlDnrtt until sttc tt,,lli he tHntcd Utf. Capt.
nayfsior thinks ntin,t :1EJ TONS ut tho catg0 were
jettEanipd. Tho hull dues mot s1lk. Yet as s.n,tl
IA ehc ia rft Of her oIal ahe will he placWf III
dry.t1ack for examination and tGpnlrss II any
arc found tn bp lcCcsaHrY.
, 1880-04-20

Pour Hunos, Mich, April l9.-Up-Propellors
Ut. Paul. Nashua, 0er'rnny md bargcs; tugs
Film NJ. Smith aNa bnrgcs, CAstlc md burgess md
suhuoncs lInrtf.xd soho0nors Nng,.rs, i. d,
Bnrker. William II. Vanderbilt, EiIzA Durnoit,
Sun,ystde, Jntnes Couch, .. 7. Wilcox. Two
Friends. otnnai,c. Craftsman, Thopas e. Strut.
Arrived ,ip. receiving ,ius r0idor- siouR md
fnrchgntn, sctluOHcr 4. J. Ttlttcn.
Wind southwest. fresh; woatler tlne.
1'nNr ItuHON, MIth., april l!--l0 y. .m.-Up-
Props Vanderbilt, Now fnrk, JuniAtil and ts,l,-
a1rt: tuF inrs!do ana harKes; Euiltoers T. N.
Dow,-1'ropollers Ii. Albums, lIurIngton and
burgess a1ld BVhoOner kat0 Richmond; schooner
john Walters.
Wind southwest. frcah; weather Inc.
, 1880-04-20

Pour DA1alous1E, April 1G.-Up-Schooncr
q. @. Fin,ley, OgdonsburR to Chtcngo light;
Itasca. oswcgo to Chcugo, light; d. q. Fort,
oswcso to Chicago. light: Denmark, Kingston
10 Farport, light; Fnlmouth, Oswegu to Chcavo,
light; II. Foger, Og,,cnsburg to Cleveland.
!!Eht;. Pulaski. Oswcgu 10 Chcast,, light:
n. J: Cummings, Oxdcnsburg IL Glove
Cleve!a,1d, light; 1ano itIston, Glayton
to ChcAxt,, light: Io!sokes. OKir,,sbur1 tU Ash
tabul4 Iron Nre; Clyde. pnrt llnl,t>l,sie tn Chi
t,axt. light: 0r,nsbF, Port I}nihnnsIp tu ChFcnxu,
light; tugs GaInp 0gdonsbllr9 to Duluth, light;
Mntsrtowtl. stckStt's Il, Ghcn1t,, light; lainus
W4!!g. 0awcKo TO ChicaEo. light; Nassau. 0swsEo
tn ChfcH90, lt9tt: Alt,Ntr1s OxellAtlarF to I,-
Iedo. light; Ailacuro, Kingston to Detroit, Ice.
, 1880-04-20
"faaegroon1.Ilect Changer IIls Mind.
I'm. LoF.4ost Hurid

of fas Or tho most sensational ctions for brnach
Si nmis9 .ns9 1f innsrnKa that evor sturtlel snuirty
ssneft!y como botoru tho co,lrts. thu d.
Hch oan,.sa y Young Guardsntan. tho hond Ut u
s4HaG y utowotl tho preparations for his mar
seictt,k W " fur that 6oacs Insisting ilpol tho
dersi " ol hs faahc6o'B wetslErY-tlrGsa, he or
I'D t,,.se, sae ,wedling- caris, purchased the ring
1a.se Ut ths laiys, arsa.ke MILK ~ viii the % e"sch
ossatn t1s t the alteration Of tho lady's mum
inYitaa ~ h!e own iii Aer two carSfAKes,
ns:sxa country yIear TO coEne tn Is,t.don Il,
setilsnn.s.. Fly. at'i last: not !east rrnl over tho
IT,, aS w town to visit Ills fa,niiy. 0nly fur
OsSspoo.saI o.sIofo the intended ccsou.ony " Vt.
sha sIwtlh the la.ay has never sot eyes or tlu lan
En.S ES ,tnonths prevlm;ay; mid III addition to u
ias sMsvsta't!lsso tt!at Will bo nla.lo pul.llc.
tLrt tLtieS - to hare influenced tho bridegroom.
h,ha ~ heartless conduct, Will mot rt'dounl
~'''ashs Ut their object.
ef rhSs9l. comforting and stnLntng In mental
4'N9l weakness Hre Multi bttt4Fa,
, 1880-04-20

Hpttfdi Dispateh to Ih4 chttaeo Trihunt.
hay Cry, Mich, April 1A-The Propeller Mo-
lraska Ii here toa,ting wlIh suit for Chicago.
She finishes out nt 0aco,ln.
It htt.w ut1e MI day from tho southwest
FrslHht8 ilFln and unchanged.
, 1880-04-20

Ipnrtlrt. THE uHy arrivals worthy nf nntc since
Inst report nre tho .ctltH,her NJ HChtWr. from
in!t,w, and The stram-bnrzo Hilton, from Man-
tHtrr. IL taw of ti1o Norman. There w'.s M n;
antfy whatever tDr henvy Vessels tG-dnyt and
grnifi frcights nrb entirely nunlnuf
, 1880-04-20
SAND BEACH.

Special Dlspnfth 10 Tie EhItaso tribune.
BAND DgACn, Mich, April l0.-ru tho hnrbor-
Tho wind.bu,1nt steam.hnrKc y. a. Turner and
ttw, stenu,. bnegn Ger1nnnla and tnw. steam
lnrvo Morning Star. stig W. a. Tooth, and pro-
pc1er H. Paul.
rho Stranger brought tho schooner Hume.
which gla ashore Mt P1rt Hope, Into hnrbor to-
night In q sinking condition.
, 1880-04-20

spsstat btspaieh 10 TA& Chicago 7ttbuns.
MlLwAuKkg, Wiz. Aprl! le.-1t haa been blow
lnK heaylly fEom the southwest NJ this polut to-
day. compelling number Of yessole bound
Chlcagowasu to drop anchor under the South
Point. Among tho humber arc svycsul coal.
ia1en craft, but their names could not bo
, 1880-04-20
MARINE NEWS.
Another Terrific Gale from the West
Sweeps Over Lake Michigan.
Fears that Numerous Disasters Have
Occurred OIL the East Shore.
Tho Schooner Maria Martin Released After
Jettisoning Cargo.
Particulars of Tho Disaster 10 Tho Ids EeIth and
Failure 10 Re~ue.
YEsTE1,1,AY,s t3ALE,

ltlklJA - *SLAb1tIs
Mariners unfortunate enough 10 bo Caught
nIlsflly hnd to tnkp Il ngnin yestcrsfay. Tho
thnttlnr.stortn md siunfs of s,tn1ny night ut'l-
minated In n grH1,tl b'0W-ont at j o'c1nck ycsfcr.
tny tn0rnng, when old Norcls eildenrorcd to
lavet tho city. Tito ctfort failed. If cosirsc, yet
tIInltl people were tay frightened. Thereafter
the rai,t ccnsc, although, tho sty retlnFrlr'l hid
cn by lc,1slcn clouds, atid tho wind settled dowt,
to stea,ly guilt hpprnxlmatln1 forty miles per
hunr, hlnwlng from aa,ont dun west. Tho tent.
pcraturr, which during Hlnlny morning nt-
mined tho attitude Of tho eighties xnilk dawn
into tho tllirtIuA. whflD oceahtunnl tlurrIes
of snnw woru whfskcd thrt'uRh sptec. Mnttoss
rrlnnsnni thus TIP to f'tMn, y'ntcrtMy. IN tho
riint tio vini DnEnl Il, ,lru.lu with It, ut,ti by
utbnnK mtd t,ict 10 II frstl hrexr. 1'hrnEh-
nrcn;s imnf,ifeste,i n ,asiro 70 ni'lin iuieiil-
E,cc frtl tito east anrc and lower end of the
Like, which plainly inlicasctl thnt t.lcir minds
tux olIcGs u.lil L,iuhnr MArkrt fclrs were freely
nxl,ressrt1 TINT n1ntcrs Of vnesrIs wn.lti hc
ni,prnfcs,Alnis .nny lo tpa!lzcd Will de-
s pss, s'issy st ;y 'S ii; ;sf 4il s,,; e
a9cd 10 renc their LcSiInti0it. cfurn tito storm
swcl,t tscr the lake II, its vuc,ler.
OnIy three nr fniir arrivals of sAll-vcssc.s
:, sI"sc I, tlo i'arl,or during tIo pruy!s night.
knxoIi nlMlt n,le lotr hul,ln1 her ,is,,ni time,
Tha nrapeersr r Messenger: an.l skylsrk dIl not
SssSr' Sas sMs @ i'n part # sS srse sps ds '''e 'o
plsf's lsf ny fy'xa a,sorere t wGss ami
Wse "sssi t.s ft tasts' " e!
wis seem oE urr,ssn Point crly ytstur1ny n,.rt,-
rees x T a s' ,r srR E"1.f t a. ss @ tnas %t
sl,o nl,,st hayn cntne 10 unuhor. Tho sehaanrr
NapoleonI nrrivstl ulnu* ;hsr (!btopsall. which
, 1880-04-20

CLEVELAND, o.. April ts.-rE1noI.EUst-stcady
Standard while, 1i0 tatt. TIT.
ea.Ict. II i9io ii IhrRers for shipn,ont roancd.
'Tir,svIi.ik, iM., Xrrif OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
epei a1 THAI hs@:t @ c: "Ma'! c :rt.rs ss!e
npno; hSarlgU, 11,Qn. YmnsnctiJns. aHuW.
, 1880-04-20
1EItftf.

Speetat Dfspatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.
ERIE. Pa.. April 10.-Arrlvctl-se Col,len
West, corn; suhooner Matinee Vnllcy, whcnt;
William EhlIpp, cnrtl, Tocdo.
Cleared =. .rrupg!'or t'hunnec,y. 1lnr1hnrtt,
sellDoncr t]hdcn Wnst, schooner J. II. Butler, nll
C1,uI. Chicago.
, 1880-04-20
NOTICE.,
~ SeH<<FN'-~'+ ~" ~ <.'- ' ,~N%<<">S~~A
NOTICE.

1ntisnatlan T. hereby given nnIl enncerned TINT m
nrtnt. uf nnlp!rpn!ndtnr and exane rntInn Inn hccn
rnlht. md Gxrcnttl nnd IL prerrntly spcnllnx
tr thH Iurtlh Ut EnuMrli nHd fes*ftn In Sentin.lu
in.nslre u jna,.s iiIils'cs. Cfnrters aet4'nfnn,
EdnbMrY!l Jn!!clnl fnctnr the tstnt0 Ut thu d.
carGd, MTx. anrIoa lfunla" III Anderson. wllu fe
tirs! III Nj u linwe street, Flnlt,irah rrct u lilo
Wtst Circus lncc. Etitnb,ih ud lutt0rly FckI.llng
M. II Ilnwh street aforesaid. PnrauGr nnd lienl
lsnlrrt. nH!nst tnfFt nttus 1AfsiheR 1lHddnw OF
MIiah:, WIZ % Jnh,, Wr'gtt. soeiitllc tnH,cteni
Jun,ua l4u.lnw nnd the enl 1nhn riaht, a.linns-
ttaur-in.iMw for hls snld wif1 an fur hls nwn right
@ n!fsss n sH ss s. ST. s Rs
lin clntns Of ill 1arstrs Interested III tl,e fund IN
.arffr being thu ek!e nurltabe nnu nlnvcatle which
ben9td To thu sud !ouenNnd 3fs. slaruH ltnlhow
Gs a. A"s[s n Ut" :a It E1T@ N "m sS a,
lHrtMGr pInBretl and nsEhnsgrd Ut tho rnlh estnto
md hla wiils n,nMarenent nid !ntst,a.!.i!s lhprn
with A lHalslni fnctar fntesaid; III which nctIon
isslacntnf: "igs sarsii, lssI Lard turIniiii Aet,
We Snth AL, tn1upbeli. Tho Lam! ur,llHnsy Inv.
inu hhttl lAEtln* rfcirntnta IN tl9 muttHn 1T tho
cMinlant. Jnhn ifntnw- -Andcraa.l. mt obrciel Il.
the nctIDn ~ be ny9rtso tMicG at least IN 9nch Ut
tho Sew furk Ilrtafd md rhn Chicago Tribune
nnwxpHiicrh, nj weekly Intervals DURING tho mouth Ut
in',t,"n i, Srs atotlsea iia!dnx ot Wsisls. Nj" i
hku,katl tn tuvg EAllt4 5rIm EnglaHt fur SHw YHtk
III l.. lnE husband hpr etlliIen IT xa!d drpcfld-
tHcc. and fot infrntlan frhm Mhy one ~ tho nggnt
tiia sal Mrs }iruti,ca iisidow o. WFisht, har Lis.
IAni ,,r her oElldron." -
or III wtsh ,n.tre,on /. uorsSy f.h syoh Ii 1ssns Of
%'' "'''o ''''''''j ), DUNCAN sMlTll. f. SC.
G? Frederick str1et. Edinburgh. G1h April lsxL
, 1880-04-20

' 8pttfat Dapateh IL 9hs t"tedea Tribune.
1'0nr C0LUotsE, Ont, April l8.-Arrlvol to-
tlay-Schoonor Elxin, fru,n Toledo. with corr,
for Kln8aton,
Fassea up the canal. via the feoder-Schr q.
U. Finney, vta Ogd4nsburH tu Chluaxo, light;
nuIktrk, Kingston to Fairllort, llYhti largo
G,,yds roEt .o f. Gtsnao Eht; urts
Clinton, St. CAthArines t1 ChleaRUt light.
, 1880-04-20

8psttas D4poteh 10 7As Chicago 1fsaunA
MANIr0woc, Wls.. April l9,-The following
craft sought aholtUr ut this port ycatVriuy. tug
liacklsy. uf Uhicago; soow Venture, VI lsaelne.
bouud tor Kenosha, with Iu,n1er; schooner
laadloa!, Dt EhioHgo} aud sc1w ElplDtt, LIQUID
Hnsth, lfGht. Schooner FIanct, ut aIlchDr In tho
bny. alipned her anuhnr and lnAdO hhrlOr IN
surety, ltoary seA} no casualties thus far re-
, 1880-04-20

CswEnO, Ans,l l.A-tinAIN-Whent Rtonly, hnsd
No. AlfnnnsutA sprinH, s1.sh CuEn st0aayt Woss-
crl1 u!xeut &sc
, 1880-04-20
EDffsElt(1N.

sr. Louis, April 10-CarruH-ttm ahd unchanged.
mfdlna, ltkc, Kalcs 70l halesi receipts Hts ship.
nenta, dg0i stock. GiSU.
Nsw UntHASat April la.-cnTT0S-frm, mid
ding 12d; low tulddnR. tlAc fo1d ordinary. 1Jshc!
nut recepta 3GA ba1Gt HTpsa, llt expoftx 70 irgnt
Nrtn 3Q3t tho EunttnGng, 1,I1 gAles, b,AUt btQcks
RA!44.
, 1880-04-20

1SprANAr0tia. April 1M-t;ltAtS-Whent wcRk.
NJ. ! red. s'.lt8t.l2. Corn quiet 1t G7T,4o. Oals
outet nt 3!dEc.
, 1880-04-20

NEW YONK, April 1a.-tlnstt,sss tGntnugh nnlet,
with package a,tses und the jobbtrN trnic Irregular.
rotton HOoa remain quiet IN trst hnis but icat!lna
nakes nto stgady hedt prints dull lnt triees n.
ii IAt deuaEd; w0oicn Ruuls pulst ind frtn.
, 1880-04-20

DErnot7 April l9-FLou1t-l>ut
fInAts--Whcnt hcavst urtra, nntntnals M. white,
l,UJl AptiI, SI0ls Mar, slQHf, tuno, tlu9t} mill
~ }tECEiiira-Wheat, 1p.HM in.
EIit.ylEHTS-WhUAt, iB.n0 bit.
, 1880-04-20

Aprtt 10, sMys: "Ahont Z n'ciock n ynsarl cup
alzcd hctweeH Port Ci1Aflt md Port Dh1h01alc,
about Ten mics fn!m lnrt Credit. supposed to ,o
n thrcc-tnask yc8sGl."
, 1880-04-20
Ef.FyET.AFn,

Special Dlspatch to The Chicago Tribune.
CLEVELAND, o., April 19.-vesscl Chartcrs-
Fct,so,lcr Kntp Dnrby, cba1 To- Chtctgn: Charles
HIncklcy, cUat, Cleveland to Chicago, 10th p. t.
, 1880-04-20


Tho Captnin ot tho schooner ]. 8. Isioharls
lnllle rcport ut tho Cl,statn-fIonso yesterday
TINT OIL tho 10th inst. tho ycssel had her ftee.
bonn bn'lson III Point au IiaFquoa, Lake Huron.
by the j!hnH Ut the forcsait,
On her trip through tho Straits the stoatn.
barge M4ry lurocki struck henry piuc0 ut lpe
and Bt0ye d plui,k on cllch bt,w about tlroe Or
fOur foot buck III her stem. III four or ftv0 min
l,tes shc hal seventeen inches OF wntor III her
huld, and C,Ipt. Hhupnrl ut anro wont hclow, cut
out so1nu Ut Aer ceilu4. discovered whero tho
leak wis, anl drove tho plank buck nKh'n In it,
plnco. ajld n'l,Yh'cu|kod and palnted 1t 10 ~ to
entlrely shut out tho wates.
III the gttIu OF Frlluy night, on Luke Erie, the
schooner 0ultiu Ftt4tsr Inst hur tUrohtoM and
gll4, xud tlad ller tnrcsn1l aud tIb split. Ths
sctnnnor Chnlllps1n bud bur enalnloonl 1rukeN;
Whio docking tho tlx lick 1}Av!s ut tlis Mil
wuukee CnMpaIlys ya,1i, Saturday ovenEug, tue
crnft aIippei ft1,n tho blocks, aud now lies upon
lur side lii tho buxts.
CuncerlinX thu supposed loss of q vessel on
Lako Onsnrlu, " tele9r1sta from Port Credit.
, 1880-04-20
7:ArHAs t;TTsf.


pEosrA ILL.,, April 19.-GHA1f-CoF1,--hfnFknt In
nrt,ye, unly ,ncal demand. owng 10 fnnra Ut tpiD-
rrn,1 ott, lIla,.r,txod si@45ct mixed. 8tt91tt{c.
fnts dali, No, nhItc, &C. llSc held hyhori NJ. 4,
iIaitfc. .uo,
, 1880-04-20
pom, JOTT1EGa.


The tug Prnicctton went into cdrn!ntesIon yes
tc,,lay, with Capt. Fay Nyman nt tho wheel.
High wind md u inw stago OF watcr hud tho
effect to stop tuwlug yesterday to considerable
extent.
II slip, Illinois Central, Is hclns ttrcdgci
Tho EehtNner American Union catno out Of
Miller IIruthers' dry-joGk ycHfet1lny. after hav-
Ing received II thoruurh reb,,sl The rsshtigo
LAUNDERING Cnmpnny'k tnrYo Alvnncc WIN
tnwcd tip to tnRB tho Unions placo fn tho dock
vacated.
To-..ay stenm wilt be raised on tho now tug
Crawford tn test her machinery.
Tho propeller u. ". nnnuhllrt1 hung M tho
Lusnlle STREET tunnel for short tin,p yesterday
t,,nrntns, bccat,so Of the low stage Of water in
tho river.
Yesterday morning tho schooner George l..
eeAvcr, tr1winR eight md n haf feet OF wUtGr.
lnIll ngrnuud ut tho lumber market ~ ns to b0
fully fnnr inciies tnt nll over. Dredging Is ru-
)itlrrtl IN tllat 1Ncnlity.
%: u, i,nhl. scepnd inato Of tho sciionncr ElIz-
Eel ut, the 10Th. while tak.nH sn,nl!1sRs iii Sugl-
INV Hug. Decreased wns a Hwt.le p yrnrs old.
The rep0rt TINT tho schooner ThUalls GIlwr
lost II lHntl uycrbOarl proves to be unfOundUd.
, 1880-04-20
ncs,cc,ca, ltyo ncrlrctct 1larioy 1unt' 6@" on
'MASh% rnxiua1s-i1Gwer. rheat lot coFns o4o 70


TI33EVNs =. = ~.
unsrox Apsli 1N.-Ft0uN- -QMiot nnd Nneh"nRn,. ,t,
t,tA,S-torn stendyt mlxo1 nn1 rol1o": stSSe.
b,ab nJxctt 10 nrelyu, hiako. unts htsn' NO. hha
aim white, taaSic, No. white, a74issc. tsJe fu1et
hilsrrEn-Chn,ee Wcstorn rreameF Na1ni IaGi9t
tr,rkod choice, 2Ns2los fuIE to Buod IaHo t"@' ts
"NEcElrrs-riour, 100 brlh, corn. e. oo hn' whoat
Et1pHxyTs-F,ous, 1oo brsss eofn III on but wheat.
lhiU bu.
KANSAS CITf.
sp<ttai Dt,pateh to Tho Cattaao 7ftbhnt
HAy4As err, sto. April l-t&,tAts-Tho Prfcs
Current reports; whcat-itecefpts 4't!s bu' ship
- H. NJ cosh I'D: hhril, NA}<u. t,0rn-RecB1Rt.,
GH pi, shipments, h742 tu' nr'nos, No. , cash, 2o'
ainY, xtfo.
, 1880-04-20

ef rhss4l comforting. and Sustaining In mental
u'&sl Wcakness Hre Multi nIttuTa.
, 1880-04-20

SC.ALf3Ss
.N-e FAIR BANKS
T@T Standard
" SCALES
A-@k OF ALL KINDA,
s FAIRBANKS, MORSE d GO.
iii 4 11a Lake ST., Chicago.
~ Dc earrfulso buy only the Genuine
RAILROAD TIME.TADE1s.
ARRIVAL hND DEPARTURE OR TRAINS.

fUAllJ, :
Chicago Il Northwestern hallway.
For MAps. uutde-t t3n0kk Ttme-Tnb1rs. HfeepIns-tMs
accommodations. epptF H. any Of Tho fIlf0wini
3,ckGs Gt1,ess n ~ fampanyi q c>ari-st 1rnnd
IAclnf tiotc!. Kinks Express 1f1cc ton nnftenst
cornef ttandnph -pnd btato.sts.i. FAInar ll6rse,
co!n9r Cannl aAd Aad.foh.4t4. Ton West HIdc3, md
, 1880-04-20

Chicago. Huntington d. d&ttfncy Railroad.
Fur Mnpa. t,nhie.Dooks. Tlr1e.1hbIes, .Hcepns-tat
Tckn.t'tHMsc. M e ihe Company II CHICAGO: g Clark
no!ttcnat corner ItnrdoIph and Htne-sls,, foot nf
1ndana-hv.. urnnd Central DcI1t. cnrncr Chm! and
Madison .&ts Nest Sld81.
, 1880-04-20
Leave. | Arrive.

eRturHy. Il 1,n1Iy. GrrGHt MHnrluY.
Pullman 1G-whcHt Sleeping -t.nta md Passenger
Coaches letwncn t'hlcagu. Co!nci nlnnt Onuha, IT.
Jns"ph Atchla,n, rUtckn llnd Kansas tt}, through
!nstween Ehcnan nad knnsas CtY. T.. .. 4 q. Dln~
fnx-Car1 attached to nil trims,
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-12
THE LOST CHILD.

He had looked for him all day-all
night. 1t was dawn again, and he must
70 home without him-without his lit
Tie child-his treasure-his most pro-
cious thing on earth. He must 20 homo
and tell its mother that the boy was not
found. He would never be found now,
the man felt sure of this.
All his life he had dreaded this-all
the little life of that baby boy. He had
been like man who wandered amongst
thieves with a diamond In his posses
sion in full sight Of all eyes. ltseemed
TO him that some one must rob him Of
it. All the old stories of gypsies who
stole children had troubled him sorely:
anil his heart had achcd over the pitt
fnl tale of the little chimneY-sweeper
who, more than hundred years ago,
Willie plying his trade, came down the
chimney of the nursery from which
he had been stolen when . timer
fellow still. and. recognizing it and his
mother, was restored to love and home
1t last
Often in the night had the thought 20
overcome him that he had stolen from
his bed in the darkness to feel the little
head of his sleeping boy on the pillow
of his crib. Even his wife, the child's
mother, who had loved him so, would
have laughed at his fancies. So he kept
them to himself. Only once-once 10
was forced to tell her. That was when
he tattooed the child's foot.
Right on the instep he had marked Il
with little blue w. 1t was painful
every prick hurt him worse than it did
the boy. And the mother, coming
home, had been angry and grieved, and
then he told her:
1T the child were stolen We should
know him. though his face were altered
though he forget his name and -.
That is why did it. -
And she had said:
''People have children enough o.
their own. Children are only valuable
to their parents. You arc 90 romantic
80 foolish. ="
Now it had come. The foolish fear was
realized. Lost or stolen, the boy was
gone, and that tattoo mark was the
only thing that oomforted him. Alive
or dead, they should know him, now or
after long years. for those marks were
indeliblc, and no ono else would mark
bis foot with tiny W and the timer
cross that followed.
Alive or dead! Could the boy BE-
deadi He cast up his hands In his
agony and uttered . cry that rang
through the sleeping street. People
turned in their beds, and said 70 them
selves that there must be q fi0ht or that
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1880-05-12
SUCCESS AND FAILURE

Ssn s,s. s ';.4 5 so,nd e
FILLED with high endeavor
That well became their biElA.
The end OF their ambition
Was worthy Of their ZEAL
TO lend their help 10 turning
An old mills NOISY wheel
They danced along together
Adown the rushing stream,
Rejecting In the sunshine
Hues bright - YOUTHS glad drea&
Soon came the mighty struggle,
And, In the downward sweep,
One pushed the other forward,
But missed itself the leap.
Caught In vhtrlinR eddy,
Down In the stream below,
The one who failed lamented
In tones of bitter NO:
= Mine efforts oil are wasted,
And useless here liz,
Unnoticed, unreinemtssred,
Born but to faiI-and die,s
Just then, released from prtsoa.
And floating down the tide,
1t met it's toii.wOrn fellow
: Again flowed side by side.
II heard your dolefui murmurs.s
The victor whispered low,
= But deem your sorrow needless,
And hope to plOveh so.
- Una,t,etl had fallen.
Hut helped by you won,
And in the eye OF Justice
Your part was nODly dOne.~
So. ton. my brother, though you seem 10 I'm
II earnestly you strive Tor Truth and 6ight
Your aid may help stIsne other to prevail,
And God shall crown you equal In His sight
W. 4. II. Hogan. tn Chicago 1rfbss,ss.