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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
Salt Lake Herald
SUPPLEMENT
TELEGRAPHIC
Dakota.

Chicago .22-Tnter Oceans Washing
ton: Delegate Bennett,o OF Dakota, is so anx-
ious to have his bill, to make Dakota 9
state. given hearing, that the comm T.
tee on territories have deci led t. n
slider the matter after the holidays. In
the meantime there Is little disposition
on the part Of the committee % express
Sd opinion, as the citizens Of DskoIa do
not agree smOrg themselves g. 90 where
they want the nJrtLern boundary line to
run.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
Canadian Chips.

Chicago, 21.-The public debt of Ca
ada increased So, 10000 during the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1889.
Ottawa, 2l.-Sir John a. Mcdonald
says there is necessity for reliable siAtis-
tics regarding the annual production oil
fisheries, in view of being shortly called
on for the negotiation Of new fishery ar.
engagements.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
WHITE & SONS.

WHITE SONS take pleasure announcing their
friends that they purchased Christmas Aod New
Years Markets the best of animals country s Our will
st OF the following One Magnificent Pure Bred Durham Steer
eXng anything United
raised and fed by the Hon. VIM Jennings One needs only be
uperlatve judgment
OF Model of
eee really credit
state in the Union.
Also Choice Variety Beef and Mutton which has
been selected from the following we'll known herd
Sventyfv Choice Durham herd OF
Hon. VIM. Jennings, which cannot be surpassed.
Twenty five Devon Hers DID, which really wodbeaers,
selected from the herd of Evan Owen. Esq, Cache Valley.
Two Hundred and 4yesr old Weth selected from WeknoUD
southdown Sheep Herds of John Ford Esq Cente7
reputation raiser comment from
Also Choice Lot Of Hogs Of all from the Sucking Fig to
the Monster Hog chborn Weighing the big weight OF 1000 pounds
raised and fed by White & Sons
Dressed Meats ever seen in the West.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
In he District Court for the Third Ju-
diciaL DiStrict T Utah.

In the matter of Stevens s. Son, Bank
rupts, in Bankruptcy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23

WHIIE& SONS take the opportunity thanks
their Customers Friends
bestowed during the time business and
hope that by Continuing combined
Jew and Gentle. DIP
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23
A CHRISTMAS POEM,
NEW ALPHABET FOR THE MILLION.
BY UTAH's POET LARIAT, wHRATEAR.
Please preserve hi. will not be published IN book m

A is for Art Bazaar at the head of the street,
l8 is fcsBooks, positive treat.
e is for Cutlery, the cheapest in town
I'D is for Dictionaries cheap for cash down.
Z is for Easels in elegant style
+ is for Fancy Frames, of which we've pile
u Is for Games for long winter nights.
Ii is for Hair Brushes to make you look bright
L is for Inkstands, India Rubber and Ink.
j is fer Jest Books to make Juveniles think.
II is foF Keesapkes we've alwaysin store
l. is for Landscapes that we all adore.
M Is for Mouldings and Notices in packs.
II is for Notions and brilliant Nicnacs
u is for Ovals and Paintings in OIL
+ is for Portraits that never will spoil.
e Is for Quick Clerks that don't keep you waiting.
IL is Tor RazOrs for those who need scraping,
. is Tor Savage who sells everything cheap.
Il Is Tor Toilet Soap you all ought to keep.
u is for Useful Things always on hand
Y is for Velvet Frames simple and grand.
w is for Wall Pockets and Whistles to blow
X is for Xent Views we can show.
I Is Yourself, come up and feelwell
II ealous and anxious to sell
Come and See our Fine
Display Of Useful and Ornamental Goods for The Holidays.
"UTAHs BEST CROP" OF NOVELTIES
EVERYBODY KNOWS THAT WE LEAD IN SELLING CHEAP
SAvAGE'S ART Bazaar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-12-23

At Salt Lake City, in said District, on th
2lst day of Deem Der, a. d 1880.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-02
LiOSS Jou.
ado you bolong to uss"

DdTTTH yOu' NI7"uETrTOrI y
"The spirit of God is love and that
should be the spirit of the Church. IL
there church ON earth where thai
spirit is regnant If there is,it is not
this one,"
The daily gazette., 1880-12-02
A HORRIBLE MONSTER.
AN IRISH OCTOPUS.

We sometimes read of gigantic ooto-
puses being caught in such remote
places as northwestern America or
south Australia but the general idea of
a British octopus is gathered from tue
horrible but harmless little bunch of
fieshy tentacles with the dubious head
which gracefully glides through the
waters Of the Brighton aquarium and
fiops down uncouthly on the artificial
rocks.
Nevertheless, there are giant octo-
puses in our seas, as readers of Victor
Hugo's thrilling romance, Lies Ira
vailleurs de la Mer," have learned to
their groundless horror. Seldom, in-
deed, are these revolving monsters
ever seen, but that they undoubtedly
exist at certain depths was proved by
the enormous specimen cast up by the
sea on the Duggerna reef at Kilkee,
county Glare, during the last great
storm on October 7th. An accurate
description Of the strange jetsam has
been furnished by the Rev. r. IfGab-
bstt. Its tentacles, of which there
were eight, had been partially broken.
Each of them was as thick as mans
upper arm, and studded underneath
throughout the whole length with a
double row of rounded suckers. The
length of the arms was from twelve to
fifteen feet, SO that from the extremi-
ty of one arm to that of its opposite
was span Of thirty feet. The length
of the animals trunk frem end to end
was atleast twenty feet. The head
was about three feet long, but very
narrow; and it's hideous eyes were like
the inner surface of breakfast plate;
while It's repulsive mouth, shaped like
a parrots beak, was as large and bag
Ky as the Joined hands of a man with
fingers outstretched. The horrid thing
weighed nearly quarter Of ton, and
to complete it's manifold attractions
was decked in the livery of turbot',
underside.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-02

1T may be interesting to such convey
ancers as are not already aware OF the
fact that the earliest record of the trars-
fer of real estate by written instruments,
duly signed, sealed and delivered in the
presence Of witnesses, is the account
account given by jeremiah of bis pur-
chase OF the field of Hanameel, his un-
cle's son. The price paid for this field
was II shekels of silver, amounting in
American money to something less than
$40. This does not look like very
large transaction, but the prophet gives
a very deliberate and detailed statement
of it. He weighed out the cash to hi'
cousin, took his deed, which was in du-
plcate, and gave it to one Baruch "a
bury IN an earthen vessel for preserva-
tion. There were probably no registers
of deeds in those days, nor safe deposit
companies.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-02
HATDOCK7S IS
KIDNEY PANACEA.
LEAR WHAT Is SAID.

1T has made me a new man."
"Dr. Haydock's Panacea has increased
my weight fifteen pounds"
"My wife would not be without 1t for
aEy meney."
"Our little boy is much better. l enclose
one dollar for another bottle"
IL find 1T as easy to take as milk"
ave have sold thirteen bottles this
week, and shall want two dozen next
ORDER"
my morning agony is gone-thanks to
your Panacea."
II find 1t splendid appetizer"
Any invalid or sufferer afflicted with
any Kidney disorder who Will write me
as to their complaint, will be treated
humanely and kindly. 1t Is my most
earnest desire to investigate all forms OF
Diabetes, and give RELIEF at ali times. II
you are too poor te purchase. write me
anyway, and your case will have imme-
diate attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that tie signature of Allen
Haydock is across the mouth Of each
bottle.
PriCe-one dollar for large, and fifty
cents for trial size.
HAYDOCK Il CO.,
no29- -eod&wly, ~ Platt ST., N. Y,
The daily gazette., 1880-12-02

CHAPPBD UANDS.-The raw winds
of late autumn often produce in the
hands of th ise who are much eXi o. ed
to them, that roughness and cracking Of
the skin known as chapping. Ii nothing
is done to prevent, and the person is
obliged to have his hands frequently wet
aud dried, the cracks will often get deep
and painful. Corn husking is frequen-
tly accompanied by sore hands from thit
cause. As both precaution aud cure
for chapped hands we have used tile
following with benefit: Wash the hards,
and the face also if it is inclined to Chap,
in borax water, and afterwards rub with
an ointment made by melting mutton
tallow Cor suet), and the gradually add
ing an equal quantity of gllceri Ne, starr
ing the two together until cori. For
the hands, the mixture cal be best ap-
piled at night, using it freely, a. d
warming it in by the fire, after which n
old pair of gloves can be put on to keep
the bed clothes from being soiled, and
also make the skin of the hands softer.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-02
N E r VI N H
TONICA SPECIFICA.
A Boon 20 Both Sexes.

A REMEDY WITHOUT A RIVAL fox
all diseases arising from Nervous Debi-
ity, Sexual Disorders, over Indulgence Il
Vicious Habits, as well M from the pros
tration OF old age. Its curative proper
ties in violent and chronic forms OF tn
following diseases have been attested Il
by the most Eminent Physicians:
Di SPEPSIA SEXUAL EX
SELF ABUSE SPERMATORRHGA
HEADACHE GENERAL DEBILITY
DIZZINkSS IMPOTENCf
PREM MATURE DECAY &c, &C.
1t has been in use over forty years, AM
is to-day the most popular remedy foi
the diseases above mentioned in tn
WORLD. 1t can be used without regarh
Lo diet, is pleasant in taste, and bette,
thnn al, IL is "a sure, safe and certain cure.
IL is no duack medicine, but stands upon
its own merits, as any trial Will amply
demonstrate. Since 1886, this remedy has
always been sold for ~ much larger price
than that for which IL is now sold; bu
owing To the fact that the time for the
payment of an enormous royalty upon IT.
manu- facture has expired, II is offered to
the suffering OF both sexes at one dolla
per box, so as to be within the reach o
ali; ut which price IL Will be sent To any
address free OF further charge.
Address. DIR. WILLIAM YOUNG,
4l6 spruce St, Phila,
May be consulted on all diseases b!
mail. 10" 'h"
The daily gazette., 1880-12-02
EDUCATIONAL.
EELECT SCHOOL.
. Miss Mahafiy's school will reopen on
Sept. u, at No. 2 West 10th street. aus.

nANClNGi
REOPENING OF A. 8. WEBSTER'S Sc
LECT DANCING ACADEMY.
Thursday Evening, September 9th,
MASONIC TEMPLE, Wilmington, Del.
Ladies and Gentlemen. Misses and Mas
ters wishing to become proficient In all
the dances OF the day, and to learn lhe
new and more fashionable ones, will md
1t to their advantage to begin with the
opening of the season.
EVENING CLASSES.
Commencing Thursday. September 9th.
Gentlemen'E class Monday and Thursday
evenings from to lO O'Clock.
AFTERNOON GLASSES.
Commencing on saturday, october "a,
Ladies aud Misses and Masters class
Thursdays from to 9, and Saturdays.
from 200 to 400. Private lessons given
at any hour to suit convenience.
GLIDE AND RACQUET wALTzES TAUGHT
IN FEW LESSONS.
Special arrangements for Schools and
Seminaries, and Ior private classes OF
ladies or gentlemen, can be made by ap-
plying at the Academy. at Robeiin q
Bro Is, No. 7l0 Market street or by mail To
A. 3. WEBSTER,
ep14 Masonic Nemple.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-02
DECEMBER DRAWING.

Remit money or bank draft In letter, o
send by express. DON'T SEND BY
REGISTERED LETTER OR PO3r-
OFFICE ORDER orders of Is and up
ward, by express, can be sent al our ex-
pense. II. M. BOARDMAN, Courier
Journal Building, Louisville, KY, or 307
and 3U9 Broadway. New York. novl.
The daily gazette., 1880-12-02

A little girl was teaching her brother
the Lords Prayer the other night, and
when she had said, "Give us this day our
daily bread he suddenly ell ed out Pray
for Laffy, sister pray for taf1y too; and she
said you forget that L am going to give
you some OF Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry and
Hoarhound for your cold which IL a great
deal better than taffy. nov29- iIm.$$
The daily gazette., 1880-12-02
'...,:::::=::::.27th -. -. =:
Popular Monthly Drawing OF the
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,
AT MAcAULEY's THEATRE,


VommOnW6aILn O1SLT1puL1on Co.,
AT MAcAULEY'S THEATRE,
In the city OF Louisville. on
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3lst, 1880
These drawings occur monthly (Sun-
days excepted), under provisions Of an
Act of the General Assembly of Ken
lucky, incorporating the Newport Print
Ing and Newspaper Co., approved April o,
1873.
Ba- This is q special act, and has never
been repealed.
The United States Circuit Court or
March 81 rendered the following decisions:
lst That the Commonwealth DiStftbtsLion
Company Is legal.
I'd. It's Drawings are fair.
N. B.-The Company has now on hand
large reserve fund. Read the list OF
prizes for the
The daily gazette., 1880-12-02
EElRST- -cLASS.WORK MANUFACTURED.
''iLR \ ORDER.
'SS.ak,s Sl.i OFFICE,
VdS'Ie Co., Nov. 10. 1880.

4 NLE.s OFFICE.
0aS'Ie Co., Nov. 10. 1880.
I. spplcatIon of Ias p uove
Iile IIn9,'. VI george II. Fox, late oi
i t''ul'ii'f"d, in said county
|lhsi h.. and directed Dy tb -
b.. o, Nv a,. q y ministrator aforesai 1
EiMn sI"htlng Of Letters of Al :
Egb upon the estate of the dc
p a,lv.r,,'''g'..J' % sttItIns Thereof,
llny d,yy y.'Seilenls to be posteI
|hsiy nsy, ~ 4, from the date Of surit
Ey op N,e N.i,e most public places Of
haying J castle, requiring all
|iephi IA, ,"c'iiahds against the en-
kMtmhfsa''t s''t halne, or abide by a,
ant IN sut ii case made ami
g,ih,i' "',p 10 cause the same 10 hr
|GI0N q y ,le same period in the
vi lni,"H.is;rIE, a newspaper pub
'eh [, ','h ',. ION. and to be contin-
Civ weeks, (e. o, d.
|oi utIir. uhaer the hand and seal
at Nm. VI the Register nforesai,i
tlOre,aia Castle, IN New Casfi.
'' the day and wear nbov,
=, Z. blGGs, Register.
f.ops NOTICE.
tac des,.s drsins claims agaIns; the
lly ais o'i,sed. must present IN.
hre ,v 'u 70 lhe Administrator.
lbly n' n.y. ~, lSSl. or abide the y,
J,Wse "a I'.se made and pro
IA NJ rs T.. HAYES,
ss~WiImIra, administrators.
'"eod. Del'
, 1880-06-29
ANOTHER. HORROR.
Burning of the Steamer Sea-
wanhaka on Long ISL
and Sound.
She was Filled with Passengers
Bound Home from New
York City,
Among Whom We're Several Promi-
nent Persons Living on
Long 1sl4ud'
An Explosion in the Engine
Room the Cause of
the Fire.
---:-- -----
The Boat Soon Covered with
Devouring Flames
Amidships,
4@!-
Separating Friends and Fam
lilies on the Bow and Stern
Of the Vessel.
Many Jump Overheard in
Their Frenzy, and Are
Drowned;
While Others Are Swallowed
Up by the Relentless
Flames.
! !:
Tho Estimated Loss Of Lifo at
Last Accounts Placed at
Fiftyl j..
E..
Thirty Bodies Of Victims Thus Far
Recovered by ths Wreckers.
While Others Are Swallowed
Up by the Relentless
Flames.
Tho Estimated Loss Of Lifo at
Last Acco,1nts|r s|r'laeed at
Fifty
Thirty Bodies Of Victims Thus Far
Recovered by ths Wreokers.

n SHOCKING DISASTER.
Bu1sN1Nu or A LONG Ist+ANb BOUND srEAMnoAr.
optetal Dtspaeh to 1at catedeo 1tthuna
NEW {oHK. Juno 28.-Another shocking
steamboat dIsastcr was ndded to tho Rtready-
long list this afternoon. Thb seawanahnka, ply
Ing betwoon this city anu Glen Cove, Scn GILT,
lioslyn, md sandy Point, Long island. OIL tho
SOUND, took nro from al explosion, whoac
origin nobody ycoms to know. ut
t1vo minutes to o'clock on hor
afternoon tt1p outward. Hho W18 then between
Hell Gate at1d Little He'll GAtB. A.puH ot black
smuke and q tiaah Ut tlnt,o' out Of tho Bmoko-
stack followed tho dull tltud OF the explosion,
, 1880-06-29

NEW YoRK, juno s-Tho steumboat Boawan-
ahusa, which run from Peck Slip up tho Sound
to ulpn Coyo, L. l., took tlso Ut 1850 o'clock this
afternoon, WILLS otf l,a1ulalls Island, East Nlver
Tho 1lro waB caused by M explosion In tho csl-
glno-room, md the middle Of tho ssoamt,oat was
soon III tla,uos. Tho Pilot, Charles Smith, re-
maineJ ut hls post until nearly burned TO
deuth, md succeeded III Bleaching tho vessel on
II suuken meadow adjoining tho island. Many
persons sprapR oycrboar.l and wcro drowned
htnny othors In the storm Of tho vcssel could not
rot otr md wero burned to dcuth. OF tho GOO
pcrsoua supposed to bo on boprd fifty arc
beloved to hAye porlshc4l. Tho bu%itcs Of nbout
thirty tuad pcrsous nro recovered. Only thoao
OF Dr, nubo|so, q wealthy gentleman, residence
unkpown. and of Mary ltcod. u young woman,
wsre Identified.
Amnnr tho aaycd nro: Charlca A. Dana. edl.
tor of tho Snp;9 L. III. Harlow, Col. ". II. Chase,
a,,, II. II, 1tochcstor, Troasuror of tho Westurn
Untou To1curaph Company, Tho ycssel burned
10 tho wator's ctige,
ANOTHER ACCOUNT
by a passonaer says; Thero wure about $50 On
hoar.i All wont wo]t uut.l He'll Cato was passcd,
wbnn the bre-alarm rpnx out, and flames woro
d!Bcoycre1 bursting through tho pilot house.
Ornuera md crow assured tho paasengers
for Kaula|Is Island, She grounded on tho bar
nt,ol,t go foot from tho ahore, Tho steamer
0ruuIt State, Of tho Hartford line, passing at
tho lime, picked up thirteop paasonaers and ono
dead body. which t1loy landed at Whltestoue.
Tho ateauor Ossco rescued the majority OF tho
rassenscrs aud proceeded with them to College
, 1880-06-29
TflEGRApHlf. NnTFS.

FH1LApELrl1A,P Pn., Juno s3.-About flfty dele
gates from ai parts of tho United states, repre-
scnting tho Irish Revolutionary Convention, as-
scsubled this morning. Judge brennan, OF Iowa,
wna chosen temporary Chntrtnnn. The object
Of thu Convention :tq stated to be TO dovfse
,nensurcs tor tho liberation Of tho Irish people,
Committees wcre appointed and Il recess takon.
NEW fouK, juno :s.-Dr. II. 7. Tanner, of
Minneapolis. began to-tlny his fent Of fastiug
furry dnys. under tho supervision Of a commit
trb Ut six physicians.
CINClEHAri, o., Il,,le a8.--The first number Of
tito I1mts- Star was Issued this u{turl,uuu from.
"lut WRB thg STIR ntIru. The now Company Ia
cnlsalttlAuon or tito Times A,ld Star. q. I. !Nft,
Of tho Times Company. retains tho Presidency,
hut II. i. Stewart. Of the Sttr, IL nctive tnan
'nEer. Only Two Ut tho Times editorial sta1 aru
transferred 10 tho new pnrtr.
, 1880-06-29

Fcfo burns nbout tho face and arrna. ffo said:
About +::n heard II low dull report nr oxplo-
s'on. Quick as thought Iturncd 10 SEQ what waa
matter, when ] saw tho vessel In
flames abont midships. 1 saw tho
steamer Grnnito Btnte on my
lnE that my steamer WIS Oh fire, ! Immediately
hoatlcd her fhr 3unktn Ncnt1ow, and. with full
hcnH ut steam. although tho oftyEIecr hatl been
driven from bis post, landed her nbout forty
feet up oil tho meadows. Most of tho passengers
Hnrc ott tho low Of tho vcssel, md those On tho
stcfn wero
At THE MERCY or r11E FLAMES,
az all tho passages to tho how wnrs cut OF.
Nany Jumped on land, whIlo othors jumped into
tho Wnter. l stood mt tho wheel until tho Inst
ninnte, and then Jumped overbourd, and wna
Picked up by smnll bout. We tla'l no freight
on tho bout, und do mt know what caused the
explosion.
p Tho scnwanRhnka Gun carry 1.300 porsons, but
Monday Is generally II du!! duy. ard wo had only
about 2h0 Or 3Uu oil bonr.I this afternoon.
Tho engineer Of tic s.cutncr. Fr4nk Weeks,
and hfs son, Edward, who WIS Il fireman t11 the
steamer, were nj their posts ut tho tin,c Of tho
fire. Tho nrGmnn cxplutns that sone OF tho
ssnHal tubes uf tho boiler must hnye burst,
throwing tho furnaee-iiour open and
scATTEH1x0 HOT Goals ABOUND,
set fro tn tho vessel. Tic. like hIs father, was
At'th ttetA FOet W tAt AA!Hc1s 11OlH Ga-
cArttl with severe btirna.
Tho ,ulatcrn Ut lives lost By the Incident cau-
mt bc learnssl, MS tho steainur. being merely
duly trhfifport ttsctl bctwcen near points, kept
M register. 1t Is mt likely that the itat Of lost
will nuE1Il'er mtlre than hftr. 1T midnight
eleven hn!tcs-nlHo Nt'ults, one child, AMI two
babcs-werc brought to tho 1EurRuc Ut bellevue
Hospital. 4 number Of persons whp Ind rc!a-
tlves ald friends on tho Hcuwannknkn were
waiting to Indcs,tify tl,onl II amot.g tho ILL.,
fortunate lust, and the scenc as tho budcs wore
cnrrcf In from thu t,oat and collins opened WIS
hcartrrndng. One old gcnttctaan, Mr. Dc
bHEDisc, WIS
FRANTIC NTH CHIEF
when he Identified tho lsl,ly uf hls son, David
II. Do Beso!sc,of M. sr. pnci.c STRUT. llrookl,u
Thc hnly Of II beautiful yusing wntnan. about n
ycttsaf ngc, WIS identified ns thut of Mnry Heed.
The tt"iy "f II Atnnl lady MsIout 70 years of ngc
was supposed 10 lp tl,nt of Mrs. 1titehc, 1t Lo-
c'l.t Grove. L. !. It Ii reported tlnt thorc arc
Hfbultt
FIFTEEN HOn1Es ON nAspALL's 1Hr.Asp,
md II number Ou tho Long Isianl shore. The
body u IL young mun wns picked up by row
b'at antl nlooretl to stAke Ut tho ftxIt Of Ono
Ifunlsut n1,l Fifteenth street. II ia known TINT
somu If tho crew did nut to thoir duty, but
jumped into tho river and SWIM ashpro.
, 1880-06-29


BRADFORD, ta., Jlttle ssS.-A brutal 1,rlxe-tlght
caule OH this morning ut Hnylunkcr, tlye ,uiles
FROM tho city, betWcun Ed MoFnddcfl, Of Eldrol,
salooukcopcr. aud =. a. Young, VI I1aymukor.
driller. (u tho nrst round MuFa.ltlcn hul biz
noso broken md right eye rlosul. III tho scu-
ontl round Young broko McFmtldrn'a juw by
puwnrTul blow and closuA bis other eye. When
tho tillt1l r0ufhl wua cnlhl MGFnlll!ril'H second
threw III, tho spon8n, Yaung escaped without II
serlttch. The tight wna for It's sl.lo, mud took
placo OH tho public Highway. McEldlon WIS
carried hQM0 0tl q ltttGr.
, 1880-06-29
PORT HUR0N,

FOnr HunoS. June :a.-pusscd ut,-propellcrs
Delaware, Arsbtn South No. =, 6atl.u. Onolla,
Cleveland an.! bargcs, 4. a. Turner md burgess,
licnton uni bar1scs; ting Mctamora and bargcs,
Gladiator. with u. 1}r,sre nlld Aarsus; schooncrs
Plcrrrpont, a. II. Moss, qArib,lldi.
Down-p.rrollcrs Chirngo, Milwaukee, Now
York, Lowell. ontouaEon, With II. rrats md
bitrKcs, e. Huab1irt and consort, Annio smith
md cnt.eortt. CUrm0rnnt A1ill conBorta, Fred
Kelly aud cnnssi4: yiG,l,ner C.!ty OF Cleveland;
sc!luoncrs king Sisters, Hanna.
Wiud South, gentle; w1Athor tlue.
, 1880-06-29

SpeeLIt Uspateh to The CAIeueo Tribune.
WARRINGTON, d. c.. Juno .5.-Tho Startling
news rrnchctl here Tonight 0f nnother dsaster
OIL tho Sound, caused by tho explosion OF d boil
CT Of one nf tho lucAl steamers from Now York
to Glen Cove. fthot1e island, md that Charles A.
Dana, Of tho New York San, possibly WIS on
bdnrl. There have long been cu1nplatnts Mt tho
ottlco Of tho Supervising Inspector Of 8team
Vessels TINT tho local Il0arl Of Supervisors at
New York have not properly ATTENDED, to thoIr
business, md nrH too much under tho influence
Of the steamboat munopoltes. 1t ia possible that
a recurrence Of these disasters may cnllsc such
changes rs will result In moro thorough OBJ
ecrylnce of tho navigation laws.
, 1880-06-29

sarNh 8aperston, ~ ycnrs OF aye, living with
her purort4 OH tho third toor Of No. 471h Clark
street. whiiu standing at rcar Window ut 7
O'clock lust evening, was struck IN tho uppur
lip by u bullet tlrud ut somo ltstn.,eo
ty so'a0 unknown persau, Gossptng
neIghb0ra at once SGT atloat q
vurioty Ut rl1n1ors, ono to the et1ect thnt
father discouraged pistol aud accidentally shot
hIa datightur; and .lAnthor 10 tho ellcut that
BAF1.h's 1pau wIls toolIux with Il royolyer and ~,
ctlaHtaiiy sbat ttHr. Il physician who wax cailct
Il, ntteud htr pro1cd ft,f bit could not lind tho
bullet. lio doea not, however, oonsldur tho
wound DANGEROUS.