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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-19

Il is almost time in Washington Ter.
ritsry that City Health Officers. County
Coroners or Other authorized persons
took official cognixance Of ell births and
deaths in their respective districts. Il
other parts Of the world these vital
statistics are found Of much interest
aud great value. and ifan Attsnpt vsrs
made to do without thsa q couSidSnbls
uWosr would snsus. A record Of mar
riases should also BE- obligatory. Ii
csnses signify little or nothing. The
cost OF these things would b tri6inR II
comparison to their value.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-19
WHAT YOU WANT.

L. a medicine that will do the most
good in the shortest possible time and
least expense. N. T. Cody & Co.,
druggists and apotbecaries. are now
introducing into the market list OF
non-escret medicines (the formuls for
the preparation Of which Is published
on the wrapper.) which are designed
especially for diseases peculiar to this
climate. Our preparation of ter and
wild cherry 10 better for coughs sud
colds than German syrup or any other
medicine. Our Sarssparills for the
blood; our extract of Buchu for the
kidneys; our Troches for bronchitis;
our Soothing Syrup for children; OCT
LcaeOges for worms; our Condition
Powder for cattle and hoi ses; our e.
esnce Of Pepsin for dyspepsia, and osl
vsrions toilet preparations are the bes,
In use.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-19

SHERMAN HYDE & Co. Psci6c Coast
Agents. AlsO agents for tho ceiebrated
Estey and Standard Orgsas. For Sheet
Music and Brass Instruments. addrem
( SHERMAN, HYDE 3 Co.,
augSI -cAwly San Francisco.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-19

Judge OF the Court, vice Vim P Dain-
gerfeld. deceased. Twelve votes were
cast, eight for Judge Wilson the Others
scattering. Department No 3. recently
presided ever by Judge Wilson, was
assigned to the newly appointed Judge,
l. d Latimer.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-19
Much sickness.

Undoubtedly with children. attributed
to other causes. is occasioned by Worms.
BRowN's VERMIFUoE CoMFITs, or
Worm Lozenges, although effectual in
destroying worms. can do no possible
injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable combination has been success
fully used by physicians. and found to
be absolutely sure in Graduating
worms. 90 hurtful to children. Twenty.
five cents q box. ~ lIesk D
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-19

FrOn . DlstinguisheA Clersynan.
WARRINGTON. d. c.. June 10, 1879
l have known of several persoas who
regarded themselves . greatly bene-
dted. and some of them as permanently
cured of diseases Of the kidneys and
urinary organs by your medicine,
Warner's Safe Kidney aud Liver Cure.
I have known. too. of its uss in similar
cases by physicians of the highest char
acter and standing. do not doubt
that Il has great virtue. ~
JE. RANKIN.
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Il il said that thsrs are 10 the mail
town q Writ. aAlleuny osansy. uS.S
conplss who have each lived teg .shsr
o2 years. The husbsnds, wisS one
exceptaen. ars farmses.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-19

Ladies intending 10 10 20 virtori.
% the 2ath Of May exr1rsiou vould a.
veil to sand their names to Jack Law.
- ne can reserve state rooms for
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-19

Fer the best photographs IN ali
ayI0. 70 bright ~ cloudy vea ther. 70
e Aoors's. 6ullivanis Block. Ffcne
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TELEGRAPHIC.
EXCLUSIVELY 70 re rxrEz1IeExcza.


PoRr townsend. May Is. - The
steamship California arrived at 4 o'clock
this afternoon from Sitks. Capt. Car
roll reports delightful weather dpring
the entire voyag Collector Ball was
. passenger for Sitks on the last trip
up. returning from, trip to Washing
ton. Mr. Geo E Ritz, Superintendent OF
the Alaska Gold and Silver Mining
Company, came down to Victoria on
his way to San Francisco.
The stesmer Csssiar, with about q
passengers on board. grounded near
the mouth of the Stickesn river on the
10Th inst. and had not fosted of al
last accounts.
The propeller Fsvorite had arrived
ut Wrsngel and started on Q trading
cruise among the Islands.
The Califoenis left at 6 P. N. for
Portland. -
}, The British bark Roysl Tar. from
Port Blsksly for 6ydnsy. aad the bark
entine Emma AugustA. from Utsalady
for Honolulu. went to see this after
uOOp. IA
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BR1cx.-Gove q Wilson are in re-
ceipt of large Sow load q 6rst.cl
brick. frou the 6teilacoom Brick Yard.
Parties wishing either large or small
quantities can be supplied BY leaving
orders at our prodacs warehouse, on
Yesler's wharf. We also hare for sale
iaths and lime. Cove & WILSON.
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on board. grounded near
the mouth of the Stickesn river on the
10Th inst. and had not fosted of at
last accounts.
The propeller Fsvorits had arrived
at Wrangel and started on 8 trading
cruise among the Islands.
The California left at P. N. for
Portland.
. The British bark Roysl Tar. from
Port Blaksly for Sydnsy. aad the bark
entine Emma AuguslA. from Utsalady
for honolulu. went to see this after
OREGON.
PoRTLAnD. Nay ls-The Republican
primary electio6 this afternoon did not
create msch interest or excitement.
Still polling pisoss were visited by
large numbers Of voters. and not q
little creditsble emulation was shown
BY different candidate in get'in them
to the polls. The city being entitled
to 40 ont Of 50 made she ngb' ::here very
important to those who have any inter-
est at stake. In Couch precinct little
interest was manifested and very few
ballots cast. The following 10 the ticket
voted for at that precinct {: George V
James, G G Phillips. ] NJ Fraser. Henry
Roshford. and T E Tibbests. Much
mors interest gwas snasifested in the
electien here and better crowds were
ID sttsndance. The following delegates
we're retusnsd from this precinct: w 8
Newberry. o Summers. Jas Lotan. ] B
Kellogg, David Goedsell. y B More.
Harry AoegaD. and 6pl HRsch.s Tie
WssteSn tickSt q elected b compsis6d
Of the following gentlemen A W Wa.
tess, } H Lyon.E a. Stolte. y Farrell.
W a Cowie. 3 Cleehorn, Ell F Al
bright, J n Harnelrode, e g Harvey.
Morrison A Childs. A Tchner. T
A Jordan. Chauncey Dale. d G, Me-
Karchsr. 81 y Scherner. z O Mope. w
T Emerson. Msdison Precinct-JO
Legrand, I'd Holman. Ira F Powers, %
P 8 Plunmsr. w n Plummer, W II
Harris. end = e Beach. North Port
land precinct vas the only placs. .,
which two tickets we're voted for, which
were % follows: + B McDsvitt. j Rob.
inson. L Kuhn. B Arnold. Opposition
"A W Wsthssell, G Schloth, Adam
Forth, Chss Louis Kuhn. The ticket
headed BY Wetherell is way ahead. and
IL undoubted elected. err
CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Nay lS.-The jury
in the case of J 8 Duncan disagreed,
the vots standing 8 to 4. He was tried
on charge of perjury for making false
returns ~ to the condition of the de.
funct Pioneer Bok.
The Workingmeu' Convention AZ.
seaabtsA a. 9 D-Ax. ysatsRday
The Committee on Platform reported
progress, and asked till today to re-
port. "
REORGANIZATION of the Committee
on Credentials were then taken up
seriatim and adopted, with the sxcep.
ton of allowing partial delegations
from every couAsy, ward OF precinct
to cast full vote, 9hieh was rejected.
The COMMITTEES on Permanent Or
ganixation and Order of Business rem.
dered majority snd minority reports.
The 6rst provided for: First, election
Of permanent officers Of Conventio: =
seooud. rsports~ Ut coumitteee tnsrd
slsslio0 OF dslsgal1s to.ths Nd sns
0reenback and Labor Conventions
one from each Congressional District
and two 1t largs; fourth. nomlnstior
Sc N~.~~.-~~.. At .,..:.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-19

The Boss LUNCH AND THE BRsr
BEER, you will always find l. the
Coocordia Hall. ON Mill strcet. not
only the best OF home made. baf aleo
the exceiient Humboldt lager Beer.
Also imported bear in Qaart or pint
bottles. Boiled ham and all kinds Of
cold lunches TO order.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-05-19

OLD JuHK WAnTED.-We will here.
aiter pay cash for al old rags. junk,
OLD IRON. copper. braaa. lead, etc..
delivered to a. on the wharf. Here i
> chance for the br,ys to make some
money Cow 4 WlIsoN.
, 1880-06-12

A'eaFs L. o0s''ap; aaHt, 1<'fr 10 o'sn"ett
Tho really good Gook Of Of this scason Is ono
tic sa,o1.en n ~ 1nmgnnrc." II IL hv proF II IL
sayeo: Tic rrofessar 81 comparatiya Il Philoloay M ~
rnnu ~ ienrna i'll ,n hns ~, a11aI l., " @ N.Y.
Rja and InrIiH s1,nnsIor II, IN ls rntrv r. 'f III
Ems. inoTr, linn pnv Hfhmr urf,nor han35 ~ ~
mcns ~ c,1rnur to wsr IL pG1 gIa 116
cnrn tha Giirfcti wnrii of iinhvo,It1 An9snn H,tn
deorxo smIth isedSered. .' IuG Ia Mn py hn .o 1o
isst1n nj, otftinn ~ ncor,r" Sm,,h'a !, f1NI nTt
Ian, ~ T,ceess" w,th s",,ontnd a'at-
fIur,s al thn imorvcinns inunnds Il ,t"Hs,n- ts,n-
fafns, For 1one~a su,;fb hhGsa. III VIII VIII
f ittowinpe ~ III atina,e tn,t,t,,a s''s !aGK
sary t., coinnjote Intnrnrrtation ~ IT, 1,a,.
smvsa "a ,intR "io !" "ae @,u hinaoiF niFcn " i; ; IT,
critclss ind royjs,,ns whic tlnvo hem sa anlt @
nnke X X ,cn Yrens nr,c a snr w. nn mpio ta
au,horty. To ratrn 10 ti,o Prs,fessnr's INV
thnan two ~ vnSya III sy tnt shoH orp is u
"a M umoMmt r. nio.. Guo.yn,itln ~ ~ mn ~, - y
, 1880-06-12

According to tho Gazstts IleltIo,nattdtrp tApsil
p, m RploN!tucssr, well KNOWN. that sugar 10
Ayd Wax by l1es. catlooival the Ingenious IDEA
ct ostnbtlsAtnx EFeAt numhers Of hives In tho
4Aartier ~ y Yttetto. ono q al.p pon1inuh dis.
anu Eon?uct4uncry MAktnE arc l4r4ely uarflcl
On. The sPecAlutlun answered we'll unl,ugh fur
thu spcE4abatart who resided In tho 0ou,lttyI hut
fpr the ln1Attylt hAs 4eopnu u perfect nuisance.
C!d!i.If nf hotH nsp living About, committing
seh nASoo tl1 the sweat proyentar thAt QUO rt-
flnpr drclaros ho loaes ,taO frAaoA per ai,nu.n
by thCir t4vuges, Whilo Qruat pxpense Ia liz
.ouFrtd III protecting the works anst killing tho
'inseuts. and removing tho accumulated mnsses
Of thor bodics. Moreover, tho wurkmen anu
tho luhabit1nts aro c9nstautIy btlnX s,nn8. Tho
Consatl 4'1lyEieua fnhltquo has tAkcn the matter
up, and has decided that the placing of b1e- -hye9
III tow4s should be pruhiblle4.
, 1880-06-12
PORT OF CHICAGO.


str,,r Eloro. Eern.hn. oxcurstor marty.
MINI sh1,i%,,vv1ns Mm,n,it,,wnn' s,trtirisa
Etn,r Ain",ne Si,,sr r"rnn s,Indrins
j,r"r MEs."nscr' ILL., IInssnts. n.intIrioa.
1.rnn ~ ~ fr,,vnr.s frsmyers" 1sitv snDdrica
I,n,t, iIiifnm. tiEn:s I:Irr, ssn"f 1'''
i,,s.fr, VMrv II t.nh go.,tft f,uvnn surdriss
ntsnn, .wnII trnIn,ln .nnHrfnu
bril-, ii X ti'hatunson Mnskr.ron. ),u,hor.
f,i' I,5!. s',hK, ,,s,t!.,In,, "au1 I,,,m',o
i,rui, i T. ii,,r,,i iim,,shfn.r s1auGric.
i,!nt, Wiiium Txinwsssnn" II W"shtfnc tnut,r
rr";, tnm"stnn nafffni" x,,niriuS
tnhr Il II i;,nt~ iirn,.,i ifnvn.,' ,vnod
lit. stt,sn H. -. ifS' n'ifS1' n:r,ni is"snr is,rrEa-
Hrhr ifr"knw"v ~ Az M,;sLoonI,' 1it,nhcr
& SunE tsEH4iwMs. q is'l; mmshtfMM. ,1s asaues ;,h.
GUMr s.'1 Z; N m1sE s,.., 's"Ms's n,',.
eeAt tira ''' o'"'7''' e'"'7'0" @S"'' '~''4o"0
Hnhr s"iF 1tuutc,nn. h,r,hcr-
s;otr ."'tf tt,,;r f;I;,st,,,, ,,ir0f.or
EGr Il iii,i,n,.e,"i II tu 1,r,h.,
schr t. .,ts v'stanon .,.n,es esue''
g 1. &. ~ VIZ ~ NJ ~ - ,nn tuoets
o. n ft"n''t, + y Spt, !; a.,"tnvrI ,.,h
per pS.. n,!,t. Il; +. T.. ,;,ss', t,,
ns ni 1nn, ~. .s,tis. f,i.r .moo''
Gohs G ft.;; fne.t; stS i,,'.,, o's a., r,.,h.
St,r x II thHs~r.ttnu M"Sstn n,snn rnhnn
H1ns H.s is, s. -. ttstIs'i. n.Naaeaon' tata"as'
uois ui, GMntH ttun f..... + 'k,' k,sv' u,. h.,,
eo'' fa"|" '3"teat ..a""'t =. os' pA@At
ACTUAL 6A1L1aQ&
tuhr Australia, kIuskegnu,
Prnp Tempest, A1uskeKrsl.
sehr II. G. Al,reel!t. Maakcgon.
, 1880-06-12
wool MATrIk1:A3f:s,
WOOL MATTRESSES

Ask your Furniture Dealer for
E. M. HULSE & CO.'S celebrated
WOOL Mattresses. Sec our name
is branded on each mattress with
Ink, and take no other, as every
Wool Mattress made by US Is
GUARANTEED clean, moth proof
and free from oil or odor,. and
equal to hair, at one-quartcr the
cost; also entirely satisfactory in
every respect. or your money
chcerluliy refunded. We have
testimonials from over 1000 first
class Furniture Dealers who sup
port us in the above guarantee, and
who have sold our goods for four
teen years past.
Tra.1r s'tpP,sr sstf. all grades Of AGastresses.
Ttro Neit 1ei~p',oHcs.
II. NJ. HULSE3 Il CO..
.f47 Nfafe-sLt Or
Fartorv. 37O--3s9 1tren.y-stEtt-st.
, 1880-06-12

S:s. |!SsnSK Y; L. E,as; &ty;s,. v Y ,;|nsisa, III %sa
l.. 7. Armour, \. II. IIckGrtnH,
i: Z. lionnry. W.D. !Inngl'tflng,
W..W:C. t'ranpjs, t'intIes /. Kiln,
fars,.!Me s!e!f North, l. l. T. n Msen'rM' MtseSn'mpa'
YIN, i!tnir 4 Ct,. y. ii. Ho4,ro,
{'iihcri: !tMl,l,nr,i 4 Co., Tholnns ijci,t,
yhshph l. NHrsDi,, ". c. Hnnt,
lt"!'crt Forsyth, Thn.nts ttnnd.
L.: Hcltir1,tn, Tf,rnl.s il. t:nrior.
W. Dunn. Jos, d. Hitter
aakifi.n kifnsMSsaSt; Mn1ve;neh, s're. Hqto lie. HI Co.,
l!ibtGtrl, Hpe1tcor l. Co.,Ij. X. iibtt,
arIy hr0tlsers, tfnck'naw Lin,1scr c.,
+. Y. fray, j. Stnson f.ootnls & Co..
{;"%S # S'?$E!"ssi $e'''"ar, ~: lI!S!!sy. Go.
/. II. l.r'kKa, u. d. lIn1I.
Wo!s"''S,s. !'S Ill, Co., Gyr's s j iic";ie;y, a,ai,:;
+: Woodward, &. t.rchnri',
IT, r j. ffia fKfisit'' T. A. 4 ha4t'ns hhbtH'nson'
4 !Ss T. Y gs2s. gg2s };s;,:;ss };ssF;s {|sxs ss.r
t;indsay I,rm.. l.olmrJn, Fowler,
i. il. iicCagE' <. u. wrlaht,
tiro ii. Pullman, II. i. fiinnk,
Toh,, !tShm1t # lw5Srssy. wrcsyn. 3o ,ns oi u; IIp'
4. ". Irwin, Itnrcy t,rtcn,
J.. i. Otis, W. Il. Patterson,
4. Mctiny. Alvin Hubert,
WIN. u. l1nyt, +. u. HHyinn,lr.
Z: j.: DnEktnghar,, SAMUEL s. 1fnrrfs,
Knnwlcs, Uloyca 4 ca, lnn. +. {'fN,prr,
Felix A!arst0n & Hlalr, willard Wni,dnrd,
En. |!sniail 4 Co., ieo. li Shefrws:ood, SSrs:
G. j. White, Geo. Gardner,
J. II. Hwnn, Lewis ii. iMvis.
Aid. 1fi.lr;ath wanted tho petition printed,
AID: W'tckerst,am was In faynr 1T printing
i,i,nn !. nnd had ITO is'ea TINT tho signcrs would
AID. LAWYER wanted tho document referred
q the Co,nmlttco OH Licenses, and 1t was SO
,Tho Mayor then introduced Mrs. E. c.
\ MISSIONARY IN TIE TEMPERANCE. CAUSE,
md she WIS allowed to -addrcss tho Council
for 2 few minutes. Stlo proved to l'e not
II hcr appeal to iie :" Fathors" to do MI ii
their l,owor to, prevent tlle sa!n Of liquors 10
issnso ra!ssd to s5,eoo mext Ssar, 'i md ratse' I
sl!a salt1," "We ,hayo many police ew'!o arc
uni,t to be- sua)'." Tha Mayor Qpencd llls eyes
plnee. FIen she referred to: :lliln by sayinx
That !so lad said that cnrtaih cIass Of dels
Of vice were necessary. This produced roars
OF lnugl,tcr, but the Mayer escaped, very
.leatiy BY saving Tint slc meant tho Mayor
From this on I'LL wns tnmult, but tho Indy
persisted Iii talking ltttttl Interrupted by AID.
1}0nh, who nakcd her u question.
Aid. Dnnfl-1 want to know wllat society
you represent.
Mrs. While Tn n low voice, which wasnot
heard by tho A1dcrman)-1'ho society Of
Jesus Christ.
NJ A l12 ; q n{!esn'nE fSESsr md shading
Mrs. Whlto-Tle Lord Jcsus Christ sent
me.
AID, Bond did not llcnr llcar her, but in
the Indecent roars of laughter which fol
ure temperance lecturers Will hnye hard
work to be heard before tho Council.
, 1880-06-12
LAKE PORTS.
Sxfuu oo.n1n%tn

1pse9aE WFpafth 70 III CAleqeo Ff{btlne.
Po1tr CoLpohNk. Ont, Juno ll,<passca down
Schooner J. Il, pouson, Chtcngo to Kingston,
cornl q. u. Neelont Chicago 10 KtnRston, cnru;
J. Wade, chtcago 10 k!ngstou, corn;
Pride OF America, Toledo to Kingston, corn;
Comauohe, aiilwaukec to Kingston, wheat. ut.
Louis, Chicago to Kingston, corn; Mary Lyou,
, 1880-06-12
RECEIVER APPOINTED.

xMEADy1LtE, p'a., June t1.-Thc lion. Hugl,
Young, National hank Examiner, has been
pended First National Dank of this city,
which closed Its doors some ten days since.
, 1880-06-12

AQFsfqF4's Acid PApYph ate In Nervous
Diseases,
T. IIAy(aK ueed II very eapsJc can testlfy
10 lta KFGalt value III functional daFHDgpknOnta
of tho secrrtnry aud nervous systems.
Rutland, Vt elias. WoopuOuaA, n. q.
, 1880-06-12
pnstnonement OF the Fourteenth
Ward Contest for a
Week.
A Woll.signed Petition to Raiso sa-
loon Licenses to $500 q
Year.
Datc1l Of Small Appolntmenis-Tho
Dcnrborn.Ytreot Open
= ing.

.,o aat XII Fvcr,tt. 1Iu]l,crt. Mryer. 1'envry.
ccpt Az. A l.ss,. Ma1,-n,;',' ,,' "te'e'' 1ss''s'
'''@e" Arro1srMExrs.
Tim ,tayor sent III d communication op-
poIntinE D. i, lnnersoll az Jnstice for tlls
nsu West slide roIico Station. Isedtnonl
~" n.'s 1 t,Is,,, o,,'i n II r;af.nr ~ 1,.,,1
IN Of tic snn,e. All Of tho appointments
.r.rc couflr1ncd,
WIZ n,, .,.,. f., ,,..,,,,,t,, A.,
Iho MaSnI ulsp ~; s;'tt W cu'nh'tl1asasloss
Nppalhtllas iatflcN llG9hey 10 tle posEuon ot
1,otfer- Inspector, which WINS referred to tic
innmittce on Fire and Water,
nEAt,1,orty sru1:Er.
A communication was roselyod from TIC
Mnynr lnc!0sEit9 communication from tic
Corporation Cnutsul reviewing the history
Of tho Dcarborl1.strcot opening and corr
dsa'o s.ee pt"eee,Gs n,, 'nG.t n,,sa coee,soh
with the western lnhlana hal'fana ordl-
nance, recommending TINT the ordinance OF
sus sepsais a''l tnat taa fcro pllns srins,co G Of
INC sc '@at t u.s. re t"an a"a et'a anetoa TO-
Ssyo ne "e 70 eaTn atcr scns It qury, s
opcraio S ~ iii ablndontnc,.t Ut tl,o hnproyo-
ACCOMMODATING tho .l,; los''n's,t ,,s was IN oral-
tlon. The Whole matter was laid over, and
mn e special order tnr Coxt aL0tltlay wcok.
An orllEnnnce wns introduced aid passed
for whitening Twelfth street. from Ogden
ayehno 20 tne el'y lllalls' vaIlons ordinances
for Sidewalks "eie also adonled.
A communication WIS rcnd from Commits
s1opur Waller stating tlat tl,ora was not
sufficient money to tie credit Of Tue Sewer
, 1880-06-12

Special Ulipafh to The Chicago 3FtbunA
EscaNAnA. Msh.. Juno !i.--Arr!ye1-rro-
pcllers Norman, y. G. baldwin, i. ]. ltnekctt.
fchtonrrs Btn1nMatc, 4. l.. Potter, q. ".
wcscott, ". 1t. Mctlrraor.
Ctcared-i'!nicilers i. ]. Haclkett. I'm II.
0ws s: = G 1taxim sShonmsr1 a,nas Stampee 2.
t,1ion: Sl',garu, Jessie Lynn, W. II. AcGregor 4.
Il, Inttnr. - -
, 1880-06-12

Milwaukee, . kinsgstil, wh..nt: Twn Frtonh..
tl!enRo, t" Kins'ion. corr: ". !, Preston: Chi.
rnxn +; p Kns-',,'. ;orn Enc1nl, Miwnpkcn to
~',cnt; .iim.rtrs. 'rdtcsto 10 istnYstnsf. corn;
prnprler Europe, ChtcaKo 10 Montreal. gcncrnf
lip-:scbootes- ulcnj1rr, 1t. Ca.hatfne. to t,e-
rnIi. Light: Annie Pntct,1rr: Ktnr'to., to 'In!et!n.
llshl: pan!nr7,. ki'gsttn 10 Toledo. liuht; ErIo
t?nre''. ktEHss:ti 70 'T0t1'n. lIht: propeller
;aor ,' sSr"i Mary I'm =, Iis e cr reas j"o" a's sar
away t,'.t!ay hv tho schooner lsuthorford In tow.
lug out 0r tho touk.
MffwAuKHE.
grfeEdt Dtsreicb ~ Jhs t'hftao1 Tribune.
with tw bf lrlrvcs froln t:hItsiR.,. ut,IIdcd with
e s. sshasr % "ra' 1na.r ,r'i fr f cc9E
On to rt rl'l. f.,rs.,r "f t''a ,naln r!HsInx.
wat'ri"vxts schooner a.'i 'owcd hcr hrro for
tfaf ,,I%t H. Ir,n,i'nx ,,,i' a'sr s"rxe' " continue
!. This aft"Ttrnln tho 'lniraR"1t whcnt m bnnr.l
'o tG"nnr iy'e1.'! RIB! wns s. r. w., w.lf
w IN. KILT tit <''' ~ a"on' s''e'1 "'S was
AArrtvaI.1prom bolox; tcamharse A'eona,
schooner ean I'trgo. stnlsnn, 'lennlo =. Mnt-
Ehnrlors ia Ihfrnlo, stcl,t,ur atcona and
t.l,oosnr I'm 1,ic4o, wlicat at cnnts: 70 ErIo.
echnoner Il. u. Moore, wileat at ccntA.
BUFFALO,
Sptttai Dtsra'rh fa r. f'ateasa Tribune.
=, nrrratAA y. y. Inne e1!.-Arrlynls-Sehoonor
wrst, Il. i. i,uii:y. ]. ", nms, +. T. Il, Watsnn,
il. Il. Mnrtin, III i,uw f,n,n Ct,raso: schonncrs
!ass, WIFI !,', ;s Axst ii x,S3Is: uns Tit
fc!,ts,,ler McllUtirt,, frnfn nrtr,It,
yGlsaredS Sfs!,s,,'e.s !. smlih. is Inv. r; i.
hfFIbo1rnot {hc,tHf: schooner ltltsct, Wcfls
Is!ira. thai, milwaukee,.
. Gnamr9ersEt1tlsca ~ i'1id feao&co, coal 10 hli"hu-
''f;; ,;,,a, ~ fro.t. ,o,v a. o,,,. ~ ,v,,oo, M
sr.atf . ~, ;t,r ~ cents %, m t: to New York;
aI XII s, :fr u, " M % ypk 1nt W svs III "a n Ne ynny
Clio fer Ton; canal shipn'ents' s'll'O.
KINGSTON.
E,xneT sp91a. orafs u r. catsasn ] Issnt -,
.to s,.sa.ors s u}nn suay H. ws rcEresn'isc thnt
tnnta WIS siieh M eeGfpna " s1llnrH that tho
es ha,s f;,'s o ssas" sfs VIZ s nt aas nS .
81 II .,mr fn.t eT ~ snii ~ ntn H. tnt H. ~ @
tlay, - '9'
.Arrlved-pr,tnllcrC City Of st. catharincs, from
M,lwn"kes; inter llslltsninK 5;ol isisheIs IT
ir1'n, Milwaukee,. litter lIvhtenins 4ooo bushels oi
"Ae"> '''' 1'''se'..u ,,,u.9..n '".1lor'ea''
s,..t,, ,,,.,.s"s =. srs. sa,, ny,
Ctrygt.sSn. T.. ,Inuu r1.SxrrIv~c,,Wi ~
TTtn,'n; T s.s1n1 Sn,,, IN, nefchaf''ae schooncr T.
,9tt'1. t,'I.i,mf Innmntn; uayanna; mn. Nynck,
bM: a.its,1iers II. K. ciInt. l. q. 1inrrisnn Esnm
a naa Nsssl'o %ns & s6 pSr'aES 1Sisasa E.
J1Irn, Ilul,lth. cOnf.
EhIlrttr.-Erhu,nors Mnrv Jarrett. }fonl stono
tn Port Huron, $i16;" MGntlcoll0, sluuu, Jcil;
1slanl to rortay0, ~ cents.
ronr HURON.
pronei!crs 1inirsId, EFyptian. q. j. Itassei and
, 1880-06-12

Milwaukee, y kingstn.,, wh..nt: Two Friends.
!,nau IL Klns-In. cnrn: Emerald, milwaukee, tn
Kingston. ~h.nt: i. Norwtnul. 'rott,tn . KtnKa.
TN. cnrlt:. 1rc.inlrrh. lctfni! I" Kingsthu.
propeller Europe, Chtca1o 10 Montreal, general
tHrED.
!rnIi. light. Annie Pntcfn.rr. Kingston 10 1'nIetIn
l!pht: {. II. lRnthnrf6r1i. kingsihn u ToIrtn.
!lssl: Pantnt7,. ktngst.n 10 To!c'in. light; Ero
thentl, Mnntrcnl IN Ch,cnxu. ae,lrrtl cnrgn The
rchnnnnr Mary Ltnn l,n'l l,nr jItlnntn rnrrted
away f'-tlay itv tho schooner lsuthorford In tow.
tjtR U,lt M tim ffkyk
, 1880-06-12

Chifngo, 1turt1ueton - Quincy Railroad
Fer nons. tsnsae- lsvks. 1Itue.Inbca Nieepina.sxr
AcOnn9dAtio1A. applJ nj any OF tho fnilOHlne
a!ctst,t'cc e, Il the cotnpnny il Chlcso: M CLARK
sG.t Hrana Issno Hotel Hrinka Expross ofhoo Ton
ursna CsnsfsI Dcrot1 Garner ana I'D
Mhtfl*nn-tth. Ion Hrst NideI. '~ ~"3 ~'~
, 1880-06-12

lspsttdI Dtsraleh to 1ht Chtcaeo Tribune.
CnLLINGwns,D, Juno Observation-Disclosures
ssnlcoe. from Ch1cngD, Kr4lin ,lEtl passengers;
schooner lcIi ltrown, rom Chicago, il, 00lusAc1s
<lf wheat.
Departesl-Stcmnlcr Blnlcoc, for IohnRons Hnr-
hor. to l0Rd ties fnr, Ch!cagn; schonncrs Ottur,
ChcllayHni,, to luhtl tunal,er fur Chicago; roto-
mao, Wcarion, to ioa;i tips Tor Chiril4o.
, 1880-06-12

ChienVn ~ Northwestern RrnllTvnv.
for MARS. tnkic. Hunks. Tin,oTnbiss, airsn,nett.,
,iessi osss q spP5 a. sa1 q tSrs
!5rnnd Pacific ifatnt. Hrtnks Exproes otioc gnr,.
nrnrtnosM tpfnef Randolph And etAte-1A}. f1ntuSer
LltNAc. u tanA1-aL. sad At hu.deputa '-'o'
, 1880-06-12

U8WxHfI.
Special Dt1patth to Ths ChfeaQo Irtbtsat.
OaWEGn, N. Y, ,Junu lI.-Tho schponer Cortez
and l!sn3tng Star left to-niKht for Milwaukee
with cual.
ST, JOE,
Special Dhpatch 10 Tbs Chieapo 1+tb4uA
Sr. JOE, Mleh, June 1l.-Clcarel-Schoope
Iottte Cooper, for Esuanaba.
, 1880-06-12

spttsa& Dtsratch to The Chtcaso Tribune.
CifHBnrnAN, Wis. Juno 1l.--The scbBnner G
G.. TrowbritlKe, whiu coming out with ln,Al ~
tics frotn tleta,lr, strtHk rock and Hot In tht
struts lnnkinx for ChrDOygnu. Wtiell Il VIII
tress brought n tug n,tt from tho island, aut
towcd her to 1t. Ignucc, wflero she sunk,