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NOTICE! !!
GREENv1AH,E AND COHUnaBuA
w RAILROAD. 80 " '


EREENv1AH,E AND COLUMBIA
w RAILROAD. - = : :"
Fast Schedule between Charleston and
Etlanta, Ca, via Columbia and Seneca
City.
On and after August 3O.h, the Grocnvillo
and Columbia Railroad will make cloae
connection at Soueoa City with traios Of tho
Atlanta and Charlotte Air Line Railway to
and from Atlanta, enabling passengers TO
asoid all night travel and making tho time
botween Charleston and Atlanta shorter than
by any othor route.
SCHEDULE
Leavo Charleston 6 As o. m.
Leave Columbia IL as n. m
Leave Seneca City 7l6 D. nj.
Arrive at Atlanta IL So n. m
Making close connection at Atlanta for all
points South.
Fare as low as BY any other route.
j. w. FRY,
General Superintendent,
JABEH NORTON,
Gcneral Ticket and Passenger Agent.
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ATLANTA. Ga Novomhor q 1870

ATLANTA, Ga, November 0, 1870.
DR.. G.. J. MorrETT-Dear Sir: l oannot too
strongly recommend your Tecthina (Teething
Powders) to mothers aa ono Of the best medicines
they con obtain for Meir deJlitatcd and sickly
anfunts. l have used it with very satisfactory
results the past summer with my own child and
while we have heretofore lost child or two
from tecthing under other remedies, our present
child that has taken Tecthina is u fine healthy
boy. It's merits is certain to make it standard
family medicine for tls country for tho irrita-
tons OF tccthing and bowel disorders of child
rcn Of all ages. / am, very respectfully,
a. p. BROWN, NJ. D.,
(DrOthcr Of ex,Gov. Jos. Il. Brown
For sale in Walha'la by Norman s. Brother
and Wright Sigh, Druggists.
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State Of South Carolina.
@S@MiE(5 00Q0MTW

by Richard Le@is, Esq, Judge of Probate.
WnEREAs, W. NJ. Campbell has made suit 10
~ mo to grant him Letters Of Adminstra-
lion, OF the Estate and Effcots Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Hopkins, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admonlsh all
and singular tho kindred and creditors of the
said Elizabeth Hopkins, deceascd, that they bo.
and appear. before me, in tho Court Of Probate,
TO be hold at Walhalla S. c., on Saturday, 18Th
OF Septomber instant, nftcr publication hereof,
Mt IL o'clock in the forenoon, to shew cause,
il any they havo. why tho snid administration
should not DO granted.
Given undcr my hand and seal, this the lst
day of September, Anno Domin 1880.
RICHARD LEWIS,
Judge of Probate Of Oconoe County.
September 2, 1880 42.2t
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Pianos and Organs. Special Offer,
Fall 1880. Cash Prices, with
Three Months Credit,

Pianos and Organs coming, coming, 100, 600
strong" by every steamer, to Gil our mammoth
now double store (G0 feet front, four stories
high,) from collar to loft and supply the trade
OF tho South. Just cloecd most advantageous
contracts with leading Piano and Organ manu-
facturore. New styles, new prices, new terms
Tor fall trade 1880 Special offer 10 cash buyers
---During months of August, September and
october ne will sell at lowest cash prices, pnya-
bic $50 oash on Pianos or $40 cush On Organs,
with balance In three months without interest.
Now Pianos Sl65, $500, $237. New Organs, s
stops, $50, stops, $50. Selection from 10
makers and lG6 different styles. Lowest prices
in America. Guaranteed Instruments. l6days
trial. Every 'nduccmcnt THAI any responsible
house can offer on standard instruments. Send
for foil 1880 special offers. Address Luddcn
Bates Southern Music House, Savannah, Go.
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Special Notices.

Who would DO SO oruol, 30 unnatural, as to
refuse to buy ono bottle Of Shrincr's Indian
Vcrmifugo, whom he knows that worms arc de-
stroying his Child? This is no triling matter.
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OYER OSE IlALy Of the malo portion Of tho
American people 45 years of ago suffer moro or
less with diseases Of tho kidneys and bladder
There arc various causes for this. but over work
is the chief cause. Nothing in tho whole mn
tcria mcdica is 30 well calculated 10 inyigorato
and restore healthy tone to ihcsc orgaus as
Rankin's Compound Extract of Buohu ard
Juniper. few doses taken occasionally will
greatly benefit MI those who nro afflicted with
any diecnsc of The kidney and bladder. Pre-
pared only by Hunt Rankin & Ramar, druggists,
and for snio by Norman & Bro.
ANrIocH, TnoUr Co., Ga, July 4, 1870.
] an one Of tho unfortunate sufferers from
gravel or disease Of the kidneys and find moro
and speedicr relief from Rnnkin's Buohu ana
Juniper Than anything have ever tried. I
cslecm IL so highly were there but ono bottlo in
the world would willingly givo 500, or any
amonnt for il. rcconmcud it above all other
tnnilaf preparations. f. T. WINN.
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- . OVWHtJ NIuITIUNl
W. J. ETRlBLlEG, Secretary.

Tho Radical Convention of Grconvlle
County mot in tho Court House last Satur-
day, fourteen townships being represented by
hlty-ono delegates, twcnty-ono whito and
thirty colored. After tho organization dolo-
gates wero elected to tho State, Congrco-
sional and Judicial Conventions, A. BIgtho,
ESQ, boing ono Of tho delegates to tho State
Convention. Tho delegates to tho Congress-
sional Convention were instructed to yoto
for a. Blythe for Congress. 4 motion to
the effect that County officers bc not nom-
mated was adopted. Tho material Of tho
Convention showed thoro had boon fusion
between the Radicalo and Grccnbackcrs.
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TAX NOTICE! /!


TREASURER'S OFFICE,
AUGUST Is, 1880.
IN accordance with tho Supply Bill, approved
February 10th, 1880, notice is hereby given that
tho books will be open for tho collection of
taxes on
Wednesday, September 18th,
and will remain opon until tho 3lst day Of 90.
tober, 1880. Tho rato per ocntum of taxes is
as follows:
State Purposes, d. mills.
County Purposes, 8 mills.
Past Indebtedness, II mills.
School Tax, q mills.
Poll Tax, 81 0O
In all cases where tho Nav installment has
not been paid penalty Of FIVE per cont. will be
edded to said installInent. All taxes remaining
| unpaid On the first day Of November will inour
penalty of fifteen per cent. and will be collected
by distress or otherwise until the 9th Of No.
Vemoer. After that dato the County Treasurer
vidcd by law.
For tho convenience Of tho tax payers / will
be at the following places at tho times stated
for tho collection Of taxos
At Seneca City, Monday and Tuesday Sep
tember goth and 2lst.
Fair Play, Wednesday aud Thursday Sep
| tember 22d and 23d.
Westminster, Friday and Saturday. September
Gath and Goth.
Fort Madison, Monday, September eth.
Fenton Halls. Tuesday, September 2Sth
Mrs. Barker's, Wednesday, September Goth.
Wm. Rowland's, Thursday, September sOth.
Grants Mills. Friday, October 1st
High Falls, Saturday, October ID
Aud for The balance Of the time at my ofIico
in the Court House at Walhalla.
Taxes arc payable in the following kinds Of
funds and no oihcr
Gold and Silver Coin;
United States Currency;
National Bank Notes;
~. And for County Taxes Jury nnd Witness
Tickctg
All information as to taxes freely gigon by
mail or othcrwise. ii. +. ALEXANDER,
Treasurer Oconee County.
August 10, 1880 4O.6
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~" e"e So'e iass w ns b sd sIls s3oN RSl
or
Charlotte, ~. g.,
ls now sclournng, for tho remaining par. of
tho Suminer, at
HIGHLANDS, MACON COUNTY, N. c.,
Which is thirty miles above Walhalla, whore ho
may be consulted for tho various diseases whicE
arc his specially Till tho last Of September
Dr. Greene lins for moro than ten years been
iocatcd III Charlotte, where he is we'll known,
giving his ontirc attention to all forms of
CHRONIC, OBSCURE OR lONG-STANOING
DISEASES,
Such Ca
Cancers, Tumors and Ulcers,
Dyspepsia, Diseases Of tho Liver,
Habtual Constipation, lfeluorrhoids or Piles,
Sorofula and all Dscuscs Of the Blood,
Bronchitis, Incipicnt Consumption,
Chronic Caturrh and Sore Throat,
Female Diseases and Weakness,
Rheumatism, Epilepsy,
Kidney Discusses, So, &c.
consultation free; charges for treatment rca-
sonable. II you desire his services call and sce
him AZ early aB possible.
August &c. 1880 dim
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THOUGH SHAKING LIKE AN ASPEN LEAF,
with tho ohills and fever, the victim of malaria
may still recover by using this celebrated spo-
cfc, which not only brcaks up tho most aggra--
yated attacks, but prevents thoir recurrence It
is infinitely preferable to quinino not only be-
cause it does the busnoss far moro thoroughly,
but also OH account or its perfect wholosomncss
and inyigora.ing action upon tho ontiro system.
For sale hy all druggies and dealer generally.
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l. From FRANK J.. iIAnALsoN, State Librarian ]

Lrrurh I RINK j. IANALsON, Stato Lihfarion. J
ATLANTA, Ga , January II, 1880.
Mcssrs. Hutchinson s. Bro: havo tested your
"Neuraginc,' both OIL myself and others, and
hayo found it to bo all that is claimed-a specific
for neuralgia md hsadacho. recommend 1t to
my friends. Yours truly,
FRAK T.. UAKALSON,
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State South Carolina.
COUNTY OFF OCONEE.

IN TIE CUUKT UF COMMON PLEAS.
Wm A. breckenridge, Ct. al, against J. W..
Stribling, Administrator, OF. al.
DY viruo Of an ordcr made in this action by
- judge Thomson on the l1th day Of March,
1880, oil the creditors Of Jerry P. breckenridge
will present and prove their claims against his
estate before me in my office at Walhalla on or
before Wednesday, tho 9Th day Of October
next, according to law, and failing to do 80
their claims will DO barred
RICHARD LEWIS, Master.
August 2G, 1880 dl.2m
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Up to tho 22d instant 25 persons havo
died from tho accident at h1ay's Landing
and 1t is feared others will not li7o.
Tho great violinist, Olo Bull is dead:
lilo was seycnty years old.
Two hundred and seventy light Hancock
and English Clubs havo been organized In
New York City.
l.eadgilo as ii Hancock and EnlisF
Clubs. and tho Democrats talk Of carrying
Colordo BY 5000 mjority.
, 1880-10-18
NO tTID[NGS.

Special DttJx.teh to The Chirdgo Tribune.
GRAND HAVEN, MIch., Oct. 1I.-Thc heaviest
wln'l-st0rtn ever experienced here prevailed
since curly Saturday morning. Mt murine dis
listers aro reported her, md. as aIl tho Telegraph
lines are down, we can hnur OF nnHe IN thu
shore. Grrat arxloty In fc!t for tho aafcty Of
tho stcalncrs 4tprna aul Do I'are. especially tho
Aipena. which left ilnre fur Chicago Ut p. tn.
Fri'lay, md WIS last seen By tho steutncr
Muskcgon ut Ii. IN. half-wuy over. NJ tdings
Since. ". :. 1}anham. editor uf tho Gralll
Haven Herald. md hts wlfo, Mrs. Newton
11rhdlcy and twn daughters. Santa FG.
New Mexico, 1Ieber Y. squicr, Jr.. md Mrs. Il.
F. CuYtiss, Of Grand Huvc,l, wcro au,onx her
passengers. The steamer Dcperu left here nt
l::0 Il. III. Saturday. Tic principal topc Is tiiat
they havo run to the Maniiou:tslunds for shelter.
Special Dtpateh 10 The Catcape Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Oct. l7.-Tho Captain Of tho
barKe s. y. Irish reports having been In COM
pAny with tho Go0lrich steamer 4Alpcnn for
three hours on Saturday morning, md wl,cr lust
seen tho A!pcna WAS nle,llt ten miles oil Kcno-
shn and apparently heating in toward stlorc.
HtftGf Uls1uteh TO Ihs Chte9an Tribune.
MUHIHGOS, Mich, Oct. l1.-The steamer Al.
penn left AIuskrgpM for Grand Haven ut . y. I'll.
Fri.lny: weather pleasant. Nothing has beon
l,cnrl from her since She left urana IIaycn
o'clock sumo evening.
, 1880-10-18
WITH ALL HANDS.

FOuNnKlttHH or T1iE DAvtn 4. WILLIS.
Tho loungtnR places ot syol-owners, cap
tails, a1,l others Interested In murine suuttnrs
wero crowded. yesterday, ftr,m MI onrly hour IN
tho morning until tho shat1cx Of evening foil,
With ln0.loy thr,nHa earnestly anRn8od in dis
cussluR tho terrIt,u southwest gale Ut Saturday
And tito pr0bNblo oxtcnt OF tho dainAYo wrought
ntnonE tho shipping exposed to tho fury OF tho
disturbed GIeMonts. Al! seometl 10 nKroe that
tho worst remained to be hoard; that tho tcle-
Rraphio dispatches from tho Struts ana poiuts
Along tho shores ut tho loWer onl Ut Luke Mich-
iK'n whom reccivo.l would bo 'bllr.1oncl with
hnrsowtnE tales Ut shipwreok and loss Ut life.
Tho startling dsastor Of ChIcago harbor, in
y0lVtllK tho losa 0f n limo vessel with her nntfrp
crcw, occupied considerable share Of attention,
nnd III fact ut t!.ucs bocune MI exclusive topic
cotsversatton. It had become known carly In
thu forenoon that tho oraft hHA beon ldentifel
beyond question through pooullartieS In her
outht as tho canal scho0nor David 4. Wells,
bound fFoln EscanRba to this port With enrgo
Of tFon-oro for the Union Rolling A1lll Company.
Tho faot that tho weasel hailed from this port
and WAs OWNED al.d sallcd by mon woll kni,wn
md gcucr4!y esteemed In tho ulnrine comuluni-
" lont additional interest to tito ,nystosy sur
rounding th0 shock.ugly fatai dEsaster, anlt
expressions OF roxrot and sorrow from many
WIN ~ rulo rcgnssl auch occurroaeos III stold,
.llnttor-nf.fuct why. The facts coauooted With
tho discovery thur
rax SuNKEa vEssEL orr rI1Es PoMT
Is tho David A. Wells Rro as follows: At day.
break yesterday Capt. George Jewo!l, who mud
1nado u reconnaissance With tho tug lsebel thu
previous eyontng under tho direction Ut Cupt,
Yum Ualson, Superintendent of tho Vessel Own
ors' Towing Company, dotermined to continue
tho search for tho wseok, and settle tho truth or
fuslsy Ut the tupoFt that ono exlsted 90 uear tho
hartor. A h'gh west wind prevailed, aud
hcuvy son was running from tho southwest, but
this did not tfotet thu brAyo o!hcpr In tho luast,
Ito proceeded With tho Itebel as fur
duwn tho tako US tho bIur!ne Hos-
pitAl, and thou ateorod due oastoFiy
rout.o out into tho lake. At distance OF ul,out
six mIlcs from the land be discovered tho spurs
VI tho suaken craft projecting above tho watur
, 1880-10-18
UNDER Sv1;A1t.
IVl[S0]! BROS.
u3, lis, III & u9 Safest
We invite the attention Of
purchasers to OUR stocks Of
the following goods:
UNDE:RW EAR,

In best English Scarlet Cashmercs,
Fancy and White Merinos, Silk
and Pure-Silk, in IL, 16, and 40
th'ds; White, Gray, and Fancy
Merinos, in best American make;
Gray and Scarlet Scotch Wool;
White and Scarlet Flannels; a very
superior White French Flannel,
with Patent Cuffs; Canton Flan-
mel, Balbriggans, &c. The assort-
ment is very large. and includes
the productions OF the best En-
glish, French, and American man
ufactures. Not only the finest
goods are represented, but medium
and 1ow-priced as well.
, 1880-10-18

%r &C. sEr s =" rsht @ e .,s: ths Sspa,S ,s; :" .pt
short'. mi must hive bec1 run III tho direction
If tho Manitu,,s or ileutl,s I)fr,r. Ilcr size md
cotafr'ction fAyorctl ii s1ccessful contest With
catiit,t 'c sntd ri sI1e- wheel stentner nf tho
s,za of the Ainctla. afsl ret shn n,ny havG farcd
sy %". , e. tst ss c. n re s9, s s ss a @
md tapt tIo<nrici, hnu9lit hcr Il, replace tho
i.fnte.l atcaner ,*.H lsitr'. which burned oH
eg1:: stte Measures 0il tolis burden, mid ratrs
1na Srs osefs " n1cp. es Fiat r. fSSys: ccr c"f
Arthur i. Haynes: Steward. ,SiElntn shepherd:
AttnnnE tho passengers wcre lnhn t>styurno and
s HI sxe are", IT " IT, !'a 1sdFe 5,ee a s, n
tho sntety II thoir lovcd onea Tho satnc Is !!lsi
er,w ordinarily carried Dy tho Ajpena numbers
ttnirty' nnst Of whom nrc t1s.k hands and cHbIn
during tho present trip fa about seventy.
FAILED tn CHHxEcr.
The 1.enyltt vaudeville compnny, which
qpSsed s !,. at iloey. last n!Kht, ';aa u ,'skegn
Fn1nusE reporter TINT The steiiucr catnu t, tho
entrance of the lnlrEr,r thAt evening, but
IT, te s liz. &c VI tra y .n"ftS IT. aw aa st1
Z; a., ,sinpy (, terrific. The WAVES wero breaking
htRh 1vGr tho lighthouse. WHICH stands several
huHdsci yards lIlt:k Ut tho lDw-wnter bea,,-
linz. ltntncslse rulers run far up tho leach. and
the storm WIS tho worst Grer known there.
Eren tho llttIe MuskcTnn Lake vas 70 roi,gh
that tho i.tks coul'i scarcely cross T. The tele-
HrRnlt lines wcrs flown tnwn, md tho company
were stranded In Niiskep0n. At 6 u'clock yes-
terslay lnorl1rg they suggested In securing
special train. and arrtvcl here Inst night Just nil
hour beIore the doors opened VI Ilooleya. They
'vero Obliged 70 t,tke ulos1Y i HntsK nf tnen u
Gimp n'yAy tho trees which hud fRllc1l ncrt,ss
tho ttnck, mud the whole uountry prrlcnted
cnntiniinl evidences IT tho fury nf tic Bturrl.
Mr.. Ludlow expressed thu opinion that ITO
steamer WHICH cai1lg 10 ncar lie shore In such
but Opened tn time. having rested only long
enough to take shipper and dress.
, 1880-10-18


Spsefa& Dtspdteh to TIE Chicago Tribune,
DuLuTll, Oct. lG.-Tha propeller ManIstpo and
scho0ners Maple Leaf Ald Hello Stevens lid ntt
leavo port, as reported yesterday, nwlng tn tho
prevalence for the lust twunty.fDllr hours Ut tho
huayicst northcastor since tho stortn Ut Nurem.
tes, ls'::. Considerable tlnsnlge llas boon dano
rallr0ad and other property.
Thu james Davidson h,,sl her fotpInast carried
awar below tho cross.trees. Tho 0sartn. IN ut
tempting to nuchor. pHrtctl her eaho, but
nrI{tpd uKainst the j. C. klnX and Matio fast to
her. It Ia still huwliny, nlld PROMISES 10 bo Il
dirty night.
Sf~etai Dt1rateh to Tie Chicago Tribune,
puIUrIt, Mlnn.. Oct. l7.-Tho schN,npr Foster
nrrlyct lust uvcning. In enterlsiK tho cnllat shu
struck pier und carsled array iii anchor.
Tho srlltx,ter !. H. Wilbur, lhrco days out, ro-
turned with Tho losa Ut su.ysal and her bouts
lIor t,,warks Are badly stove.
The galo has subsidized, bur tho Weathor Is stlll
thick, with some SNOW.
At ASHLAND.
Sptsta& Dlspdtsh 10 1h4 Ghteaeo Tribune,
ASHLAND, Wis. OCT. l7.-One Of tho worst
storms shAt over visited this seution commenced
about O'clock Inst night and formulated ut
nootl tn-day. About soll feet ut tho Ashland
Lumber co'npany's douk' WIS Carried nwny, and
with 1t over 100000 foot Of deals, bcsitlcs othor
tuniber. Tho plantng-n,fll ncar tho dock wus
entirely stripped Of ita auperatruuturc, aud
about q, ,0o feet OF lumber, bolougtn8 llostIy to
Thonlas Nardotl. Tho Wlsoat,sin Central ltall-
Eoad aook was budly dasuage4 by logs
driven against It by tho waves. Tho
Choguomagvn 3otel dock, also tho pruE'-
egty Of the Wisconsin, Central Railroad,
was entirely stripped 0s Its supsrstructuro, as
waa also tue approach to i. y. yau9hn's dock,
and with 1t largo Quantity Of wool. The lo&s
OF lu1nbor nnd Shingles ut tho UnIan Mills C0us-
pany'a dock wus also very huayy, tolng so'iso
l.s1W,0Q shingles andabout a0. .00 feet of lumber,
Tho large Schooner Annie A. Peterson wus
lying ut n,1chur ncar this dock, loaded with luu-
ber for Canadian porls. alad wont Ashnro, with
about 4DJ,lQU feet of lugnl,cr nl,ouEtl. Tho tor
Flnu wind drose tho wnter Into tho bay.
ordlt,ary stass. This rendered ths position of
thu yrsscl tho procarlous, az Bho tlrnws ak
aaa hxlf 1.et A4ht ant Ia nuN u fur ur I'VE
, 1880-10-18
TIVE Great Gale.
Additional Intelligence from
the Domain of Old
Boreas.
Foundering OF the David A.
Wells Four Miles from
the Crib.
The 1ll.Fatcd Vessel Goes to the
Bottom with Her Crow Of
Eight Men.
Indications Pointing to q Collision
Whereby Another Graft p
Was Sunk.
No Tidings from the Missing
Steamer Alpena, Of the
Goodrich Line.
Her Owners Think She Put for
Shelter to the Manitou
Islands.
Tremendous Damage Done to
Shipping in the Vicinity Of
Sturgeon Iny.
4 Train On the St. Paul & Manitoba
Road Wrecked as the Result
Of The Storm.
Trains Blookaded on the Minnesota South
ern by snow-Drifts Ten and
Twelve Faot Deep.
Tremendous Damage Done to
Shipping in the Vicinity Of
Sturgeon Bny.
4 Train on The st. Paul & Manitoba
Road Wrecked as the Result
Of The Storm.
Trains Blookaded on the Minnesota South
ern by snow-Drifts Ten aud
Twelve Feet Deep.


Az predicted by tho ,ypnthor-wteo uuntIernon
op-story Of tho Major Hook, tho etpra, hus
been followed by IL comparative luli. Thu wind
ntRtcl ut about j o'clock yostortjuy IN urniue,
and, though tfloro llas been n l,rslt hrcczo ste
thor, with occasional skurrIes or anow. tne
stur,u 1,uy, as fur ~ Chicago Ii concerned, be
considered us past. According to ycstertIuv's
rcporta thu storn. contro wus IN Nrthnrn stIci,i-
ra,, md moving tnstwnrd. Tbc enid wcnther
predicted cn,ne July N hnud. and sntur1fay
Tight was decidedly tho chllIteat of t)o sen sotl
tho thor,np1netcr ,t,nrkine Il, tcrrnos. while thu
lusinuutIuu nature pf tho wind unyn IL Mt lfnst
a zero caplctty III tho opinion of those who wer,,
lc,n1uefl out Mt n|ubt.
Atthe YfvunI. .S1ryice of21eo Tn1nr.cr rnnnrtor
,net Limit McfIcl1nu. wh,, boh t,,s rcnchc,i Chi
caro- fro,n I'M I,,spcot,on tour OF tho inks gtunat
Htuttuns from Detroit to this city. Tbo t,{sl1tun-
ant repurtcl that at st, Joe. Mich. on Saturday
Il yury heavy Rato was blowing, und tho sva wns
very rough. Tho maximum velocity rnnotcd
thoro wns s]1tv uIlra M hm,r. INT not,yIf -
standing tboro were no roports ot tnarino dIs-
nster.
Tho Lieutenant said TINT there was one fact
In CONNECTION with tho s,uuul Service which
those Interested In shpnInv .itI mt soe,n tn mi
" ttnt!orstnnd. which was. tint. na n onn.
crnl r,le. Chlcooo ,ll mt trct tbo fu1l 1enctlt
ur proyuilInu starna. which almost nlw,,ya
went nprth. Shlpp,nx mon often cnmp,ninea
lint tin storo,.sunnl y,,a nut whcn thoro ,y.,r,,
Int vcry slight Indications Of stnruy wcnthar in
chtrn,nn. ,r1,o at Tim su,no timo n scvoro ytur,n
,rrs rn,,tnv furt,or nnrtb wh,rh. n thcv ,,,,ro.
, 1880-10-18

Tn18 vKssEL Still UkIiEA1,D PROM.
Nothing hNs us set bren hgAltl frutn tho Good
rich l.il0 stde-wboel stu4IIbr Alpott which left
Muskcxon and 0rand IInycn On Friday oycBtrx
for Chicago with tair passenger liat. Thu
n'ost searching inquiry by telegraph, Instituted
by Capt. 0oolrloh, had np to II lato hnur lust
nl1l,t faiod to eIlrit auy Information
ooslcorntag tho steamers whereabouts
and condition Tim hnur OF departure
from 1rAnd Haven must have ptaccd
tho Alpona within forty-fyo miles Of Chicago
when tho tornado burst u1an her from tho
southwest. 1t IL reasonable tn suppose, thero-
toso. bocausa OF hor praxlmtty to tho west shore,
that tho Captain. whom fnrrel to put about and
run bot0ru 1t. would ~ atUer tho Alpouu Us to
gradually work 10 the westward alld ttnally
make tho !aud In the ylolnity Ut Man!toWoo, Or
even beIow. III that event sllo ought to bo
heartl from GRO thls. Capt- unthlrich, aud othor
oIflocrs Of tho TRANSPORTATION CoMpuay, expross
u confident heltcf Il, hcr kafoty, and point to
South Manitnu hurbor III the point towari which
she Was huldetl when tho Storn! bucaino too
1lerco to bl sfomMNl. In such an oyent she
catlnDt be hoarl frnn until tho wost shoro Is
reached, ~ thoro Ia uu &clexraph!o oommunIca-
thu with tho Aanstou tslauds, Th4t
tho theory thus maintained, by tho COM
pany heads IL a relsus,aulo onv no o,.e
will dony. Yes u'ldor all OF tho surrounding
circumstances 1t eanaot DO Yalnsa!d that ltus.l
for9rnyo doubt anl fear concerning tho safctyuf
tie limo cr4ft aud her freight Ut psucI0us hui
lnanity oxlata Tho Mantous would b1 huulp.l
for only utter oyasy cxpe.llcnt bud faitosi. Tho
Nan!tous aro sltuatea fully 80 ullcs l!orth OF
ch|cuKo, aud Il run of thut distance il Inid:aku
IN such fearful guit Us prevailed would bu
ttA9Yht With danxer. even though tho sica1nor
souA thereuy bo kept - tutl ~ IT," ~ tho AayilR
tho safuty OF Tho Alpona Is clearly shown 81 tho
fAot that tho propeller MtnlningD, belonging tu
the GOodrlc4 Transportation Con,Gnny'H ELL
waukoe aud esaua Haven, ltnc, left bliiwuukuo
lor 0r4na Haygn on Friday vyeulny. faied i,
and ycatotuuy A{turalou sto4uIpd inlu Atxutts.
, 1880-10-18
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