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--sco proper to cnl fn. desire, In tho nars,e Of
il, Tho loyal Republican, uninn nt tho. South. 10
n lion to select him NJ the stnndarbcarcr OF tho
II Republican party IN eonncction With tho dla.
tln1llshct gentleman who ms hcon placed at
tho hcnh Of tho ticket. tArrlausc.1
Tho Chnr1nan-ts thorv ANY socond7
sThgrc WIS turc.
Tho Chnirman-Tho Clork will proceed With
St0 roll.
, 1880-06-09

GEN. QAtlPfEEO RECEIVES Ills FRIENDS.
In his room, 10s Grand Pacific, shortly after
his ARRIVAL Qen. dartleid was called upon by
Gov. Foster, Col. Cooper, Of tho Nntionnl COM
mitteo, Of Ohio. cx-Gov. Dunnison, and sovorul
other leading mon OF Ohio. 1t wns found uttor-
~ impossible to keep people awty from tho
doors. Tho hallway, though 1t was on tho third
tloor, began to fill with men, women, ind chill
drcn anxious to get Wow Of tho noxt pres[-
dcnt OF tho United BtAtos There was m Gu
tht1alasu raroly witnessed, md through
1t MI tho GGuornl showed himself as
oIltu n usual, and was touched by tho con-
Eratulutoty tclegratns which began to arrive.
Thoy catnc not s!ng!y but by tons, twonttcs
Until they nm up into tho hunlrels and thou-
sands Thoy came from the Gulf OF Mexico, tho
State Of Malne, California, md every Territory
and 8tato Ia tho Union. but thoro eamo ono
little, quiet, touching dispatch which brought
tears To tho cyos utmost Of tho SUCCESSFUL and
strong man. 1t was from his two sons who are ut
Dover, II. H., at school. Tho words Of con-
gratulaton wcro tow but they touched the
nloutIonate heart Every ono In tho room
noticed 1t, and for u1otnont or two Con.
Garfield was Bilont. But tho dispatches kept on
coming. md 1t took tiruo or four persons to tako
cure Of thom and arr..nge thon,.
At last Con. Gariiold got ohancc to alp nway
and dino, which he did with two frlonds in prl-
yato room. Whilo ho was at dinner, ut ton min
utcs to 8 o'clock,
THE wlscoNs1v pELE0ATIoN
camo up to tho room to DO Introduced to tho
0oueral, headed by Mr.. Koyos, OF Madison. After
walt of about ten or fifteen minutes
thS gentlemen sono were invited W and r.
4 % compaentary VT ehasaetor 'e% exchansad: nsas
tex lo9k through ~ kilograms and ,alkod e
4 had. soyerat genttomun croditod ex.qov:
, 1880-06-09
TIE NOMINEES.

Tho Committee Of ono from cuoh State, called
for by tho resolution OF Gov. Davis, Of which
Mr. George T. lIoar, OF Massachusetts, was
maae Chairman. 70 otacially notify. Gen. 0ars
, 1880-06-09
GRIER AND TAYLOR.

GRTER AND TAYLOR.
TIE OitrursAb uA1lP1Rtu MEN.
The magnificent total Of 800 which nominated
Gen. Oarlleld on the thlrty-sixth ballot grew
from 4 single modest voto which WIS glvc. hin
on tho suconl round Tuusday morning. Thut
one vota grow on tho sixth ballot to two. On tho
thlrty-fourth 1t grew to seventeen, on tile thtr-
ty-lfth to llfty, md on tho thlrtysixth mud last
to tho total which told tho tnnl story and nnde
tho gallant soldier FROM Ohio tho Republican
candldnta for President Of tho United States
That one vote WIS about as smnll 4 political
! acorl us evor riI'euoa Into M overlapping oak.
The tnan who Gust It was
MIX. ". \. N. 01t1EIl, OF nAzLEroN, Pa,
one Of tho two delegates frum tho Eleventh
Congressional District. 1Io wns the lion Of tho
dny As soon As tho result Of his fnth became
evident In tho great victory, and WIS cougratu-
lnted on nvory hnlld Us tho original unrncld
voter-if nut tho original Guriicl.l dfscovetcr-in
tho Convention. A reporter for TIE Tribune
was successful, in Hiding HIN nftcr tho Convon-
tlon. md got from hts own lips tito story OF his
experiences In going 1t Alonp for SO long tt,n0
and of voting in couples rs It were, when be WIS
afterwards Joined ty ntothcr member Of hls
'sfss M s eaS IT, y Tysr sd Si nnfsSS H. Sar Fl
On tio seoul e clsed ID Garfield, IN md pS votea
Of four Or live bnllots when l voted for Wash
burne. This tnurning started In with Garfield
nga!n, md stuck to talm right through until tho
ibid YOU look OIL him rs
TIE COMING NAN rHoM TIE sTAnr?'
" thousht su three Or four tlays ago. md tc!c-
ti,at % 10 woi,ld probably b. ronmateu. a / Ei Ead
II s5s d s ~ sSs
Ornnt NON" '
protaGs aotialinati6nF' "''|1 s'' 0S. "a A''
q! a. aboaf about ny sase, ~ 1siFh,S say.
Although had no personal objection
to nc1. drant, aud could have gono for hin nnI
the wishes OF my constituents who sent INC lcro.
Therofors was qultu willing, to algn, that puper
9ons wit tho 10, o1es wh9 pledged
ss ss i $s II y
,hey Unlimited preference mo- r far Haiuo, s .a they
left my. noIon to my own Judgment. Dufore
eoni9Hg 5tt hsr oo9ytsa o9r psoply a pe and
s aet ,eH attosy ya a aa
r!ed out taoir wishcs." '' S'>'
"fou beeamo sAttsdcd. did yon. that
t., a., a.u,D ,.,. NAN Nan, wAs rs Nsosss,Tss"
Dluiuv couii b nominate i, and thot tha thing
to 10 WIS to takn up somo third man,-n ntais
wtthn good record who would DO satisfactory
nut tho resiuIrcmpn,s, rs thought, md tho W re-.
suit hns shown thlit wasn't 80 worry far wruug."
THE OTHER oAltr1E1n MAN, NIL. Taylor,
a,Mnwhms N.Y., ~ h"n .,, Slti us!es
assnce r. nrm ats 81 ah1rv ~ G9roua @ Cd
nr,aHtni HsJi"' -. G'louH, w. ht hos al Fcsauont o.
an q q q 81 10 m rs sttHs vsy Wsy
w. ~ 49, ~ ~ l.sa sfnI.4 WIS notlceslu'o
, 1880-06-09
CHESTER A. ARTHUR.

York.
MI. Observation-Disclosures my State has ,,ccn
pnsscd OH tho cnll, may hnvo tho consent or
Tho Convention to pre8cnta nntno from tho Statn
Of New York;
Tho Chalrman-Tbo gcnt,emnu from New
York asks unanimous consent. utter Stnte has
been psssed, TO present q name. Is thore ob}ec-
f3on7 tCrtes OF "No!" "No."] Tho Chair hears
none. Tho gcutlcInnn will proceed.
Mr. Woolfortl-Mr. Ircsldcnt. md gpnftoncn
OF the Convention: The Rrcnt nul1or|ty If tho
delegates from Now York came hero with loyal
heart ard cnrnost purpose TO present for tho
Presidency tho namo Of Don. Grant. TAP.
snnsc.1 This Convention decided 10 nominate
tho hist nEuHlird statesman Of Ohio. few York
will he hchlhd TO Stnte III tho UniGn In earnest,
loyal, cifcctlvu support of tho ticket TINT yo,
nutn!nato to-day. tAppla,,sc. md cries Of
"Gootll'l IN bchnlf OF II largc number Of the
Now York delegation, desire tu present tho
nnmo Of one OF our most distinguished citizens
upon whose private character therc Is no. stain 0f
snpronSh and why ,1.,, I'M sufe; WI! & asa yrent
and .Gat Is she naias x Of ny x..iaea friend'-a
true ,l,.li, true EeNttcMnrI,- a. Arthur,
Of New York. [ApplA,'se.l
GOV. pENNIRoN.
Gov. Dnnnfaon-Mr. Chairman,
The ChMFn,atl-Thc, ,gentle,nitn from Ohio.
Gov. nennlsnn-on behnif Of mulnrlty Of tho
.,ati,,n Of 0en Arthur Us tho candidate Ior Vice
President. tAppsAusa.l Aud ! nny shy, sir.
after u persoHal ne1nnintanco with That ds*tin-
tho very highest sntIsfnction 10 cxpruss Tho most
hta,rty conGa'rrcnce IN MI said ot hs nthulf l'y
who hIs presented Els t!a1ne. ,lesizt, MI, Pres
t1cnt, To see tho Republican pnrty VI this Nation
Tty fa na enaw o He 6sser @ay S to aespiish
S 5 d Ssss$ Ss% AS;a {sS 9;:s
Pa5!!sa party ,st iss. t6aa sSo' nsjsr!sy ani lid
, 1880-06-09

hNso detDAtea tiS nor dleefrtllted us hut II whr.
erlng ct tho line, nnl tho llalu tluvet Wuyeted.
(Cheersl And With our banlltss st!lI tynv tho
molnbcrs of tho sat4u groat purity, inspired by
patriotic spirit. iiiinois, 0hio, rei,nsy ylva,ia,
Now Ynrk. joining hands toEothor. WI! GARRY
tho s,aR through to triumph ~ splendid III tho
p!xays lcu,. ltapaslIcsas; knSw speaE ID
know spcak III bshAlf 0f th0so who iIiWlys wiii
10 ltepuulicans: know aEeak n behalf Of
S aasas ~ y tS TS9t - sGnt soater when
- ,,,-,'.s sH: ~, !: nolS..sos W t. u;An,4s. ,,.,
thnt pr9posrs 10 Gust IT. solid vote fqr tliu dis
,ingd!shed gentleman from Now York who bus
Ssey Sss pss4 a Il Il tso 4saoast fas the s
..c""l Thu. as QUA d Etsat ut
ehar,ictor a.ld career of that goutenA.n, TO hear
,nere than hayo hea1ti fr,al !run,i,ers upt,n
and psssonaiy. % fer that hah S oiieo a !'S py wisS
st. TINT, While sayIuy th4t a!arylsud viii give tn
aIs a sr III sS4 rS,e thst for 81 b.
S1i 1tH and q NJ aistinKulshud xen.Iasn from
" tue Hainrlty uf TINT Slutu. lAppiu,,sc.l 1
11attGEtun1iy 1t we .ns 10, Msp T. e sy ht set
fronte ~ wts ase q to.day TO- % by powarial % EciSn a
highest S s.uruxs Aid f&il q thS most brilliant
knowIng that wu WIN ~ nblo 10 t,sht III syarcss
slxo md successful CANVASS, and u auccess
- at 1s sS s0 ppassf pssf TLe4stcfs Il tsyoas W.
!topu.itc41ss q blaryan tend " th!s Couyel,-
ts Ill onnns hnt nSX xy
Tov"tsn d ststo, Which VI sra.t uet ss ionx
seesad: Iii. fo1 aaotier rsasas. shis no;a,na.
Snva a ne ~ van ~ u hs1y.a
, 1880-04-09
MARINE NEWS.
A Lively Warfare In Prospect
Among Marine Under.
writer's.
The Prospect Fair for Gut In Cargo
Premiums to 10 Cents Per
810O.
Latest Ad'ltts from The lrt.c1a1 Coasts Of Green Bay
md The Strails.
CARGO INSURANCE.

CARGO INSURANCE.
III i7F,irnnce circles ycsterrlny, THE Tn1n.ax
reporter learned lint risks unon cnrgucs hare
been written frequently during tho rast furt-
night ut Is cents per *t0d. T.tis ia tho lowest
1Kurc over rccnrtlcil, yet hints were freely
thrown ont TINT IN less than fortnight a t!e-
cllic to md 10 cents per 800 will ho cfcotct1
Scariy hii of the icaiig marine Insurance conn
ra'ltcs wilt t>o represented In this movement,
which Is to DO sort NJ .lnnth-blow Mt tho com
pat,fcs whoso representatives favc quietly madc
contracts fnr tho scnsnn ut low rntcs tlilrine tho
WiEltcr months Tho DhleCt RrpcArH to In II fttc0
tho nhanunIfient Of these ctr,tctk and s,ltia-
faotory adjustment Of rntts. Tho parties nnst
directly Interested III the scheme nre tliltrtly
HTn1ting News 70 tho effect TINT leo M l0neor
cxists In quantities thlH will cnlahgcr shipping
before BEGINNING tho aggressive 1nhrcisienE.
When tho ff1no Gges arrive It ts exrcetpd that
tho bnttlp will ho sharr. st!prt, and eGlstya THO
contrncs tnt have ttt to tho present ct,Ilp1ica-
tos arn ri tho Juggling order. /, maximum rato
tn:y being nn,lcd. n!r!l Il :" errcnt rna" rrovlso
Icing attnchtti: This "utlrrnnt rnto" jrt,visn
nefnrts colMtMnies whose ngents hayU mt mutc
cntstrhctstn fn1uc tho trlctlng ilerwrttcrsto
accept nueh lnwcr figures than they i,tl cnc.&n-
tci ifplli. by taktny smnl1 lines nr Insurance Mt
cut rites frnn shippers Interested III tho cor
trNets IN this why tho "cllrrcnt rhtex'' arn ttc-
Inv PIT tlnwn Notch hy ntteh md It n proposed.
ns stntc above, not to stUp short Of Or ID cents
per $ft.
, 1880-04-09


Cnpt- Dan Robinson bus beon refused rnpors
at Cleveland on account Of color blindnoss. lIo
was to have guno ns mato III the Townsend.
Tho cnM-barBe Mary rriuKlc ram ashoro on
nallards hcot, oil Crosse lEto, Uosrolt River.
Monay night, md hui to bo ltyhtorc,i of.
During squnt! ut saudusky Tucstlny aftcr-
noon tho stonnlur lloAthotbcll was blown across
tho slir ut tho f0ot of Columbus avDn.ln, and
struck hhhytiy n4ltnst tho dtlck, kHDkJDg u hplu
six fGbt In length by -four iii width In her bow
hbnlt two feet nf10yu tho wntcr.
An MlichHr atll sNllle cllnln nf tho achoonnr
lintlAthR WgrG BNla for anlvnKe on TMcsAlAy ut
lntrutt 70 Capt. y. y. Gr,ittss0nl tnr &ll2
The hfchigaN LRkU Transportation Cnmpnny
Tho c4lp!ta! stock IL flDd,UO, Ut which S:sI.uH
haye buan aotuaily pull In. i atcAtn.hargo ii tu
bo thlflt ut UNce for tho Company.
FNrty-H!x 9xlMnAtinns fDr o0tBr-htlutlnpas
wetp nldu ut tletr0tt during tho quarter GntiitlR
1tRrch III. OF tito enttrt number two fA3ipu Il
pMss and wcro reflsch tholr Mtpcrs.
Wages uIL the nctrnit amt Ut. Elulr River turn
havo boon advanced from ~ tn s1 per cont tists
seuson. Captains r.celvo *i,Up Tor tho Season.
mateR $10 ior month, trnt engineers $00 second
engineers E45, fireulen *.5.
Tho cnn bu,,y or lennkulRr Paint, marking n
weii,known tesi-foot shoaf will bo removed, aid
st,Alo twcnty feet or moro nboye tho watpr, and
thus bG moro readily BcGtl,
The steamer tiutheeay IL being reJittcd ut Ox-
donshArg. Thu Klartln forward md Aft 4ru ll,-
Ink nArruwed antl portion Of tho saloon cut dr.
This will Kito her AlA,ut three times W much
d9ck-ronlIi. eho will bo put Oh the Tosouto and
Niagara route.
, 1880-04-09
ROCHESTER, MIMI. DOlNGs.


ROCHESTER,, Mimi, April S.-Wcatler clcar
and cold. Yesterday SHOW fell; i,l.tho utter
noon It melted, md tllts ,,orlling tic ground
II slightly frpzett. M seeding this week,
It man full thirty fcut will lo llyu ,.gatu :?
james AfcCaho !,ls, md IL still ullyu, with a
prospect OF recovery.
Rochester slnrismen rejoice In the day
when tho raln descended, aHd tho floods
cntilU md washed ont the dam Mt zambro
Falls. 30 that tllu llsl. from Tho Mississippi
cnll inter cur xtrpaIlls
1ilu ltey. J. Whistler Inns been granted u
fn,'r wceks' VACATION IN, Attend tic General
CuMfcrgl,ce ut Cincinnati III Afny.
Tlh. Invoice nf sclaol property figures IN
to MeArly S7ll,NO.
Tlle municipal election was llotly contested
and tho result was IL liiXetl Victory. tho Re-
ns Ia'o3Hs ii haso eleSs S q! Of te eity ,!eksl,
Go9k' q ASsessor,; II. 4. laolnlu,, Treasurer;
E. K; k"ttogss CITY, Attorney. no 1rpt9stt!aM;
M',arsaal; 4. j. Wright, struet Commits
slnnar; s; T; !. panslnsbltrK, sclool Commits
snIlcr ut large, no opposition. Democratic
Aldermen wera elected III thrpo wurtis,
, 1880-04-09

Eptttat Dtspateh to 1ne Chicago 1rfauns.
ST PAIL. Atiun+, April B+-Tbe following
Inns bccn received hero:
Sloux FALLS, ID. T., Aprtls.-1n conversn-
tion with dozen different fnrlncrs residing
II, III rln,,y directions from Sioux Falls III
this and nijoining, counties, uarn TINT seed
Ing Is bGtng rnpltl1y pushed to completion.
III many localities tic sinNll grnins ire iii
sown. AZ rlcAr us can bc nscertainetl. thu
nsreaRe tleyotetl 10 ,s.'nt will this year fnll
ntlur crops, especially corn, there will l,a a
decided Increase II TINT reas'ect.. I}la
average SoWthorl Dakota fariIler Is dot
nb!e to purchase seed wheat this
sprlng, his crops having failed
lin l.st yenr hcnco tho increuse In otller
cereMls s0wn. All are confident a go0d cr0p
awaits them tho coming fall, and ilro cheer:
IL ~ i'no condition for tho reception Ut tho
speetai DApateh to 7hs chffaoo Tribune.
ErAH CONNER. Ckny Cth, april s,-sprtnE wheat
hei,E anwn. Gru'ta dry. aid needs rain 10 sturt
scRso1l, owing to sclrelty Of seed.
, 1880-04-09

As n useful matter for future rcfcrtfcp, It
may bO stated TINT In 1878 tho Struts were assrtl
through by tho hnsRo r. W. s1iouk, Capt lcro1,o
Mcfsrtstc, Ct, route firm, Detroit to White Lake,
Mich, on March IL. Thta Ia tho enrllcst passage
over recorded, anl nalu tho second tilo II, tho
hlstDry OF IAko navigation th,,t a stenmcr s1,c.
oef'led In reaching Lnke Michigan frr!n tho
l.pwor 1nkos dnrlnK tho nlnnth nr March. Tho
iHt4, and. IF tho writer mistakes mt, tho credit
tflc,t hnlanKt4l to tho old etcunrr James Atnsn1t
LII 1h1l mud l85a tho l,Aesarn wis hlltig on ADrilU
ana III 1Ks on Apfllb THO laest H1gnlfig tittriuE
tho p!st thirty yeArswas in 1Eh3'd, when tho arst
vcssela passed through III MMy. The following
statement Atowa oslntcs OF opening during tho
, 1880-04-09

Encl passenger Is allowed 10 pounds Of
y; th,;asgnM., a!eepinE-rnrr fare through, ST.
Santa FL, aitd 81 tn ,Alaiu's,. Children
iiidcr,h yenrst free; under II, half-fnre; over
II years, fttll fare.
,EllliEraiit ind ininers' fright from Kansas
CltS 70 Ncwtnlt, kas., % ecnts per 100
Inut,ds, and SIS per cnr; I.arnpd, 10 CENTS
lIer 10y IDntltlse and i0par ear: Pueblo, St.n0
ler lu0 pounds, and Sl0h1 per chr; Denver,
S1..o per 100 pounds, htld slOU per chr: ALA.
!nbsA, 81 81 PER- TOO pounds. aud Sill ner car:
Shntn Fc, 81. ~ lner 110 pounds, und sls0 per
car. 5lN heaa 0f stock are allowed to gu In
, 1880-04-09
CROP PROSPECTS.
Reports from Numerous Points in
the Northwest.
Condition and Probabilities rs to Win
ter aud Spring Wheat.

fYNNF6f1Tt.
sn,.fot ,,,,na,+h :. ~. fn,..,o r.t,.,.
e' .t'. ,,a p'ea TO-; 10 1ae creoeo 1a 1roans
81. PAUL. Mimi, April a'-Iho most important
stoncr 1t Ysats.ic. which Is now In tho hands ct
rho ur,ntor is thS atatsttc, nf nrrcuIt,,rn,
nao and pr1uction In is;o and d previous ycar.. @
This, taken In connection With tho information
Just collected for trrtnsns.icn to TnK Tt.tnuSE,
throws tho earlfc.t nttnlnablo light upon crop.
ps9e'g'tlt'es . IN Mnne.sta tor tho season Of
about tho pr,wrcsg of scrdlnr VIVA tho Uniform
stat,mcnt ttn, wbtc thn r,e9rt'ata @ a'" a"ra
ago nntlcr cultivation would bc inrgce
whcat when w would be ~ t,m,ni,hrd ] IN ,""m ncorIy ~
IT. ste sontic. Thts r, ,is:5cnse win +; psrtleu-
as's tscao y nc e.. ,ss Gntaes Merg
hs eH @ 90 s ss y 5 r.ssss t:
q ys sst bsls m r es 1a,nr = S n,s r
KY ~ %,e.i w cn',tnne 70 o the g KTcati asn
at,c Cd IL tSe sonthetn a % rvsr co,,nttcs. e" % liz
,Sa!!ey' n both =, thq MInnesota and 81:
h." ~. natn "" pcennlo ,t mnat natMto ,,1na
r,rn,.e, reH trR9n 3 OF 9 noftnweat; ~;
a ~ tso ;s" geS &c fSr of oTetS o %s
sr tGt tx w' Of rca
Lust yGar tho tothl ctliisntea nfen a. nI tho hthte
~ t M. " d mcres. enraesu u, ou infns.
vi n ,s " w. nerGs @ w15o r. s1wn snn1o to wheat' Or
VII, whca. ,asrcagt wns :Ss:7:s acr,,. oT 80 per
Gen1 G., y u u Inc wnnse n lS1 u WIS acres.
ni pr9vnF , ti1o Wsat showed only sllEht
whn ,,it,uil,,, <y.. M.u % ,MS M tr ~ INC
!o.t stHtualteh cuHlFHtlon IHf sho next 1wo
, 1880-04-09
STURGEON DAY,

6p9e1at Uspasth u TIE Chfcn1n 7F3bffnf.
sr1'suEoH HAY, Wis, April s.-Ono OF George
G. 0.spcar8new tugs, tho Is, f'ipcr, was launched,
to-dny. Ftenm will he gnt nr Immediately. ~
stentlcr supposed to bo tho Welcome. " Grrcn
t.ny. landed to-dny at I.nuros dick o,, tho west
fftoro Of tho bny, near tho mouth. Tia lcc fn
tho mouth of tho tly still continues quito solid,
from tho south will .1r!Yr It mt. The C},Jrtrs
md crow Of the echonnrr Wt,ito C1nnl, lnItl IN
hcre. hnro arrived. md tho work of Hitting bur
out hns Euf1nlcnccti.
, 1880-04-09

Sptetal Dspafeh to The Ch1eaeo 7rihunt.
TOLEDO, O., Aprll s.-1tatcs aro slightly weaker
to-day Under tho influence OF largr arrlynls for
tn.night ual to-mori1,w, Including n 1luf1nlo
ilcct Tho charters to-tlay wcrn tho Cs,uunrcy
ii'tlhcrt. j. r. Itat'cy, and ChcaRo, with tt,rcn
cot,snrte, all to takc corn to lluttuto ut two md
utlt.fjlinrtcr cents.
Arrtyctl-phtl Walter, sIA1tluaky, stono; stnr-
10y. laiInao. 1nlssellnncn',s .tnerGhnnt!ec; So
ntlc. liny City, .0, ,fMt feet lu1nlcr, S,Nn shin
WnwAnosh. Port CoIIn'rilc: l.s!n. Fort cul.
horne: e. Empire, miscellaneous. ,nnrchandlso:
st. joseph, Saginaw; Morley, I,ultuo, corn mud
wheat,
, 1880-04-09

1UW 4,
6R<ff4l Qffp1fsA To tn CAiedao Iffh,tna

sp<eta1 Di,pateA to Tat Chicago 7rtaunA.
WILTON, Muscat!no Co., Aprl! B~-lsooont ratns
have taado tho gpund worry .wot. Loss wheat
Will ho sown thnn Inst acason. Not clough
wheat On hand for hOtnU consumption.
Special Dspdteh to Tbs CAtoipo Tribune.
1t0cK l!AptpA,. Lyon Co. April B-tlr04Dd III
thu condition for sowing. h,lno inercuse III
aureaK0 ot sprinK whpnt over lH1V. VprY lurxu
acreaEo Of INK VIII lo put III. Corn about Iii
marketed.
sa<etat Itpuleh 10 7As Chicago T+touns,
nearly all acad. Thorn will b4 i large amount IT
M iiax snwed 70 aern thts spring. Moro spslng whuat
orslcr. Wheat-#lwlux progressing Guely, HoiIu
lux and outs alreAdy sowGu.
, 1880-04-09

D" ing thick wonthor lust Bntur1lay after
noon tho schooner solAIrk run ashore half It
tnile east nr tho lighthouse on Ioug Point, Lake
Erie. Tho ycssol wls latlen with u loOo bushels
Ut wheat from Toledo for IuHala. Tho crew,
with tho nssstnae0 nt twnlity-tlve tnea from
aDGnt ~ bushels ut WtitRt had b1cH totttsoncli,
q li8nt set WY running ut the tit,p, which
cnasaa ne aoiktrk T, pound until she lcnkeh.
torpu da1nuKo frum water,
, 1880-04-09

Ketshnw. Milwaukee,; atrn,l,-lntege V. HwnIn,
Er9ln: scliWmcra y. e. hnxwel1. William 4h,lpe,
JHft'1, Eft; erfttntcf limo llri. }"trnt. gtfttH.
Canton. cHa|; schooner .IaHt. isl1, stilwHstkrc;
tSbo"nnrs y: z. Maxwell, }. +. Sh:ltlon: iini'n-
sn!e; William Hhlpc, T0ir.tt. !.
Nest ~ Of tho grim vessels whiuh have 1it,-
lndef At this port received ycrru.t in their enro.
, 1880-04-09
KNIGHTS or HONOR,

oe'a' O1apa'sh 70 Tia Chtta9o 7flhuns, ;,
;t1MtalAsAroiIs, iasl., April 8.-Ths knights
p1 i1onor elected tho following officers, and
ra9ourl.e! today: Grand Dictator, j. L.
e@tE6hi s@t.IciiaW;Iisse aW;isepstat9s W N Cllit; Assist
N'1nlan N9,aa'ttllan, ": 4: Ueeien; Gent,ncl. MI n. H.
Mssta; s'atas; trustee. James r. Darnull: lleura-
eols! el.t;e, I;e,,S Il Il; Lyme; Reporter, j. IL j.
~S0as olaaa treasurer, +. w. Bartholomew,
, 1880-04-09

ChfthEo 4. Yorfh$Sr stern xnf1synv
FOR Mhts. hnde-t,o1ks. Tiuo-Tnbns, eicch,np.c.e
ticSst tiSH'enass1r nres n np,g A. any pr e foiiSwin3
taeinc !tnst 1srtnka ktprcts once (un urthonss
+,st !amTnph ana Slate-sts.). t.nlner lfuusc
Akfh tEuutA. w. WV - 0'' 9'ae!s NINA
, 1880-04-09
D1:TltOIFr.

Special btspdtth tn The Chtea1u Tribune.
pETto1T. Mich. April B.-pnsscd t,p-schoon~
nrs Ernstns Corning, 8. II. Foster, Thomns Gnw1,,
J. H. Wfltor, Three Hrothers, AcontiGs, j. II.
Hutchinson. G. J. Wells: prnrclers Cuba, sc,,-
tia. D. ". Rust u1td cunsort Nuhnnt, Oscar Tuwu-
scssl nt!sl tuH Gregory.
clcnrp1, down-Srilponcr I}ole lInnscp1u.
, 1880-04-09

Special Dhpateh to The Chicago Tribune.
F0HT c0hHoHrE, Ont. Arrtf G-Arrfvcd-
sten1n-barRo Niagarl. with 6,4.f bushels whcnt
and Il. t0z bushels corn, from Toicdo cargo to
10 transhppct1 over tho Wcllanl Hallway,
thencc to OKie1.RnlrK from Port Dnlhol,sle.
,Clcarcd-.Schot,ilcr Shnnt'0n, for TnrryEou'!tl,
thehce to Chicago With lumber.
, 1880-04-09

spfetnt Dfspa,eh to 7Aa Chicago 1Yfbunt+
CLEVELAND, o., April 8.-vrsscIs cleared
Propeller Russft, merchandise: atotltn-l,Argo i.
N. dl'ddcn; schooners 1tecd Cnsc md Ecll
Wells. coal; sctopnors soph!I 1finch and i, i,
Mtncl, Escnnnbn
, 1880-04-09

winter whnnt In This locnltty is gos1; fully equnl
In the spring ut '71 Considerable tfnmnge was
reported la.t faIl from llcssinn fly, hut We think
u llHs recovered before winter commenced.
Ss1ncrinE t,ow fr',tn frcczlnE nntl dry wcathor.
Must It the old wheat hnA linen marketed.
, 1880-04-09

srttta] DApa&eh to 7hs Chttooo 1t1bunk.
ROCHESTER,, N. y, April a.--AL 4 injecting or
Cnnill Division SnrorlntcnIents lcts to-tluy 1t
was decided to opun navigation III tito Eriu on
tho 10th. letting In wafer u, tho 1}tlt. Every
thing Is In ckGt3iinnt condition.,
, 1880-04-09

81. Louis, April 6-Co1ruS-f.owcrt n1tdltnes,
12fc, low n,'ldnas 1ltc, Rea4 ordinary, ll,kc, sa!cs
<Ni receipts. aus shIp,neit,s. AM; stock, G;,an
new DM1.KAXs, Apr!a-C0rTnS- -HscatlYs mtt1dna.
IEGetpts q! t!nes, ErnNH. i,1G} nxp,rfs Id tarsHe
Hrllai l2t9 Frn1lce, 3.4S&t aa1ss $780, stock, N35
, 1880-04-09

Tho following transfers Of vessel peoperty
NOTE recorded at tho C,,stotn- House ycstertay;
Schooner i. Il. shopard-Joshun y. Severance
tae1holnaa 1laSfI. tho whole, $l,7Do,
schoonor Lena Johnson-II. Hitchclson TO soy.
n,nur Ca)enlani tbrce-ojghthst x2T5o. or at tho
rate nf fl9,0Hf for tho whnlo yCsscl.
Htcnm cAtlnlbnAt ln,rerinl-Uuf1iiler t. Hr71oo,
OF s9tieca. ~, to n J: hultson. OF Ottawa, ill.,,
, 1880-04-09

Hkw Y0nK, Arrl! s.-l.uancta continues qulat. with
packhRo-ho.iscs and johblna truu nnly n,udorn,sly
active Other goois In light honiahd. hut prices Of
leading makes steadily maintained by agents. rsnts
1ulet md ktent!y taaal,nns !nwna. and n9urss IN
but worry 1rrl. "
Foreign goods sluggish and firm,
, 1880-04-09

, ptrpsntA ffu.) EAEsfpy&sA
int N, ft9ht yesterlay afternoon wins askcS 6y
tEo nilatr. sa!d he; Well, STIR, to toi! yo,, the
thruth. SAW but l!ttio OF tho }Ehf. I was oS ON
tito uIldtAer 8illu nf It," '"' o@
, 1880-04-09

rEDfltA, ILL.,, April A.-tlttA1x-E1rr hcttvo md
ftrn hlgh-mlxcd. y,1aa7r, i.Ixel. a''StssNc. Oats
naryo. No. wttte s4c. 1syo Irregular shd casy nt
'iItdiiwiSEs-Steady Mt sto5M.
, 1880-04-09

tcctcf, sales am bn wlnlor No. | whttn Detroit nk
fim In slora. Lntn qulct and henvys sales 1onl hu
M Toln,io nt tt4Alc. t,n!a hnHlectci. lye M T.
tsf11.rs ~. =. .
, 1880-04-09

PETROLEUM.
CtEvELANn, Arrii B.--l'rTnotEfM unc,iansoa,
standard NhItc. li0 ttht Tic.
i'arrsnt1no. t'n:. April a-rETsof.rt:st-Qule
nasl, nal, 5s9',te Fhiladsipiin dci!ycIy. '>. ~
TrssyE: y, ILL.,: 1s s,,, AT@l Ill., ;,s
nt Sl;fc ht rhspnehts l7tsp: average. &sUn; chnr-
tet1t jf100f nYctHNGt 1.5sli ttan-aEt!ons A3u0I