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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20

fast getting out of the drifts. The weather
has not been cold but large losses in stock are
reported. Nearly all the farmers in this neigh
borhood report losses. One man In this
county is reported to have lost three hundred
head of sheep. Losses of cattle from ono to
five head in Dakota, Nebraska and Iowa are
reported. The roads have been so blocked up
and communication by rail and telegraph so
completely cut off that reports from the coun-
try are yet meagre and unreliable. The oldest
inhnbitant does not remember a storm of suoh
severity so early in the season. The weather
to-day is bright and pleasant and the snow is
rapidly disappearing,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
Business Men for Hancock.

NEW YORK, Oct. l9.-An address has been is
sued by leading business men of this city, to
the voters of the country, calling upon them to
support and increase Hancock's majority.
The address reviews the prosperity of the
country since both houses of Congress have
been Democratic and asserts that the party to-
day in its platform has not single menace
against any legitimate industry. Among the
signers are Royal Phelps, John j. Cisco. David
M. Stone, Charles b. Marshall. j. FL Brown,
g. D. BahcoCk, Charles T. Dickey, d. Willis
and James and Addison Phelps.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
What Was He Guilty orr

PHILADELPHIA. Oct.19.-In'the case of Robert
a. Parrish, lawyer, charged with concealing an
internal machine in his office drawer with in.
tention of putting an end to petty thefts,
and by which boy was badly injured, the
fury to-day rendered verdict of guilty. A
motion was made for a new trial and pending
argument. Parrish was released on bail.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
The Hqrd-Dunneu Contest.

Especial Telegram to the Globe.
ALBERT LEA, Oct. l9.-The Ward men receiv.
ed the .;ckiy endorsement of Dunnell forced
GU. of Window by the pine land ring with
shouts of derision. Proof is offered that Win
dom has on more than one occasion expressed
himself against Dunnelrs election, privately.
The Senator has greatly injured himself in this
district among his best friends by his dis play
of weakness. 1t is announced by authority
that Gen. Edgerton, Gen. Jsnnisen and Gov.
Wakefield will take the stump in a few days
for Ward. Gen, Baker will reply to Dunuell
in thu Opera house IN this city on Friday, Oct.
10th, at 2. NJ, and at Glenville in the even
ing.
Bets are freely offered here that Duunell will
not be elected with no takers. Also that Ward
will beat Dunnell in this county.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
Edmunds Reelected to ti.e Senate.

MONTPELIER, VT, Oct. l9.-The two houses
to-day proceeded separately to elect United
States Senator. In the House George T. Ed
munds, the present Senator, was nominated by
the Republicans, and Bradley B. Smalley by
the Democrats. The vote resulted. Ed
munds, 203; Smalley, 16; not voting, Is. In
the Senate Edmunds was the only candidate
presented, and received all the votes.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
DAILY wEAraEK BULLETIN
OFFICE OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL Corps, US. A.
INazRsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,

OFFI0E OF OBSERVATION, SIGNAL Corps, US. A.
INazRsoLL BLOCK, THIRD STREET,
81. PAUL. MINI.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time at all stations.
Meteorological Record, Oct. -, 1880, 9:56 P. M.
Bar. Their. Wind. Weather
Duluth. h........29S1 SO SW CLOUDY.
St. Paul. .29.8S SO Sc Fair.
DAILY LOCAL MEANS.
Bar. Their. Rel. Hum. Wind. Weather,
29.9lS SS.5 67.7 W Fair.
Amount of melted snow, 90 inches; maxi.
mum thermometer, a; minimum thermome.
ter, %.
WEATHER TO-DAY.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Indications in the
upper lake region, clear or partly cloudy
weather, westerly to southerly winds, and
stationary or high temperature and barometer.
For the III per Mississippi and lower Missouri
valleys, clear or partly cloudy weather, south
west to northwest Winds and stationary or
higher temperature and barometer.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
Southern Pacific to be Opened Through Ncni
.Tdusdru,
Cutting Rates at Omaha.

OMAHA, Oct. l9.-General Ticket Agent
Daniels, of the Wabash line, arrived yesterday
forenoon and cut off 1926 Omaha to Chicago
or Sl6 the round trip tickets, unlimited, was
inaugurated. Over $4,000 worth were sold to
8 p. NJ, when the sale was shut down by orders
from headquarters, leaving many intending to
buy unaupplied.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20

The house of j. Rollins, of Caledonia,
with nearly all its contents was destroyed by
fire last week, caused!by sparks from stove
pipe on summer kitchen roof. House
nearly new. Loss 1880.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20

A dry, rasping cough irritates and endangers
the lungs. and greatly debilitates and annoys
the patient. DR.. Jayne's Expectorant removes
construction of the bronchial tubes, promotes
easy expectoration, heals all infiamed parts,
and brings about speedy cure of the most
stubborn cough or cold
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
Ratl.cay Rote Oonvention.

CHATTANOOGA, Oct. ia convention of
Southeastern and Southwestern railroads is be.
ing held here. It's object is to adjust and re-
wise rates between all Southeastern and South
western points.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
POLITICAL NEWS.
TIE UNITED DEMOCRACY OF NEW
YORK GIFT.

Ohio Republican Electoral Ticket Purged
OF All OfieehoIders on Ground That They
May he Held Ineiigible--sepator Ed
muuds e-Elected--The Ward-Dunnell
Contest In the First Distric.--Democratic
Nomination for State Senator at Glen
wood
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
Thomas II. CotUfng for State Se,utor.
Especial Telegram to the Globe,

ALEXANDRIA, Mimi, Oct. 19.-Yester6sy this
senatorial districts Democratic convention
met at Glenwood, Pope county, and nominat-
ed Thomas F. Cowing, of Douglas county, for
State Sanator.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20

The Order Of Railway Conductors Of the
United States and Canada is holding its annual
meeting at st, Louis this week.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20

Ours AllIn Working order-The Southern n
Pacific Line to be Opened January 1st-
Cutting Rates by the Wabash and Conn
petitors Continued.
ALL IN GOOD RUNNING ORDER,
A GLOBE reporter made the rounds of all
the train dispatchers' offices about midnight,
last evening. and the following is the summary
of the information obtained:
The entire line of the st. Paul d Manitoba
road is free and clear from distractions, and
The storm was not productive of any accidents
or casualties of any kind. The delayed trains
were fortunate enough to make REGULAR sta
tions, and all passengers and employees were
we'll taken care of. Trains will run as usual
to-day, just as though no storm had taken
place.
The Sioux City division of the Omaha line
was supposed to be the greatest sufferer by the
storm, but at 10 o clock last evening the graf
flying intelligence was received at the general
Office in this city that the road was free from
obstruction and that hereafter the trains would
make regular time. The delayed train from
Sioux City, which was showed in at Sheldon,
was expected in about o'clock this morning.
Allthe other roads are running as usual, the
storm not having affected them to any serious
extent
Southern Pacific to be Opened Through Neat
January.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-The Atchison. Topeka &
Santa 9 RAILROAD COMPANY issu IS a circul ar to
shippers of California freight, announcing that
that road End the Southern Pacific will be COM
pleted and connected about January /, 1881,
thus opening a new through route between the
East and San Francisco Sacramento, San Jose,
Los Angeles, Marysville and all other points
in California and Arizona. It sets forth that
the new line will offer unequalled facilities for
doing business, such as will warrant shippers
in delaying any arrangements for the future
until the new route is opened for business, of
which due notice will be given.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
Duluth Port List,
Especial Telegram to the Globe. /

IbpeclaI Teiegram 70 the Globe.
DULUTH, Oct. 10 -Departed; Propeller
Hiawatha. Buffalo, SO, 500 bushels of wheat
schooner Minnehaha, $1,000 bushels of wheat,
schooner j. o. Thayer, 24,400 bushels of
wheat.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20

In the two mile and repeat race at Baltimore.
Won easily by Glenmore il 3:46 aad S:4015.
Mintzer was third in both heats. Cammie z
being second in the first heat and Surge second
in the second heat.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
DAILY LOCAL MeANs
Underclothing e and Gloves.

Are wanted by everyone, and Pannelrs, Ill
East Seventh street, is the only place to find
large and full stock, and really cheap prices.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20

The Christian Women's board of missions
ia in session at Louisville.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20

Harding's Nanesboro) Herald, Oct. 9Th
White Boy, Winnebago Indian on his way
to Nebraska, stopped over at Lanesboro,
Sunday last to see his medicine chief,
"White Beaver" White Boy is badly Grip
pied, having lost leg and a hand, also q
part of his remaining foot by railroad ac.
cident near Tomah, Wis. The doctor gave
him supply of medicine and food. and sent
him on his way rejoicing.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
Prof, swift's Comet Discovery.

Prof. Swift, astronomer of the Warner OBJ
servatory, at Rochester, N. Y, discovered
another large comet on the evening of Octo-
Der 10th. The fact was noted in the Asso.
ciated Press dispatches. but some important
and interesting details which could not be
telearaphed are herewith given. The new
celestial visitor is in the constellation of
Pegasus, right ascension, u hours, 30 min
utes, declination north II degrees, 30 min
utes. Its rate of motion is quite slow, being
in northwesterly direction, so that it is ap-
preaching the sun. 1t has a very strong
condensation on one side of the center, in
addition to star-like neucIeus, which indi-
Gates that 1t is throwing off an
extended TAIL From the fact
of its extraordinary size
we are warranted in presuming that it
will be very brilliant, and the additional fact
that it is coming almost directly toward the
earth, gives good promise that it will be one
of the most remarkable comets of the pres
ent century. There is possibility that fur
ther developments may prove this to be the
great comet ef 1912, which is being con-
stantly expected, in which event astrono-
mers will have an unusual opportunity to test
the spectroscope for the first time upon
these eccentric bodies, and ascertain certain
ly what they are.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
THE RAILROADS.

Ours All In Working Order-The Southern
Pacific Line to be Opened January 1st-
Cutting Rates by the Wabash and Conn
petitors Continued.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-10-20
THE UTE. TROUBLE.

Agent Berry Not Arrested bat Concealed
on the Observation-Disclosures in Camp
Cline Only Arrested--Gov. PItkin Re
quests schurz to Have Berry Delivered at
Gunnison City by the United States
Troops.
, 1880-09-20

Fyinnaat'ea and inyl.ntious to tho audience to
lrS,fs, S 81 n!s f, ha Syrs lc. natvcs anl nthor
wi's slDt nta plum. tho extraordinary rtrai.gcr
5r",n M sttGhtnr picked up bis cont. Hung |, nvcr
erspIrnd frf.cIy f,,r hnf an hJ,,lr sIihscncnt II,
llls .,rMtorit, tlfurt. '''~'''
,,'' whin tie Ycntlornan wae speaking tho su,-
pic'tJlt 'gtA whlsperrd Hroltnd tito atntencc That
hts tntInI lm list It's t1Iccty nf tlfnncr, bi,t
eouiitGr's.etnent ~ lle effect that. Though Il
so, IL wis worth sums sioooD yeInst"t: ]M ]M i lin
u their Ro.t oplhinn. und he was liso,cd 10 10
tho cirl With PTnpcr rnspeut.
sl'EEc'fxs ttros VARIOUS LinEitAL rnpics
Wern made byM number Of epeAkurs whose
,,n.nes ,srr" rcad l,y tho Chair irl1l piece of
,,snscb"nr'. ,s.', a,, iili"raI excIu.lvencts which
,;;r"S;; ill.,. Xmo"'; ; issss fs ;%aE:r. wess r
NJ. imy P.,t: of HtMhsster; Mr. wa!Ker. w''rf II
.oT!,; q r Fnlltit. nf Noskfon': nt,'I Mrs. Mnrin
rs lafy WHO hld tcai Arrcaec.i tn n charge Of
,,.Ii1g tf!c h!thhr nj I'LL nl'aeen. hrrlk. As Mrs.
roiigtt tt'k hcr sthnd npoti tho nIuttnrn,, Dr.
nulE,tc.. wi.rtl.er ihey es,t,id .ec nnyit,ing n.
,"I M POI: anl WHEN >lr. i: {. ia!and praeeeici s @
na,,, nn taia III, t tel"ths..iji' M q wh,ei, .
nlJect Tho l'1u'n','yatton of tho principle "N0
s;,:s, s%x mntnn sxe.pt ior Rcncratise Purpuse*
nes e s, !iiss,y iiowey IT. 81 t"c. Ill., S ,o st"y 'hs
~ ~ ext,'ln,e @ l son!o PIT ln ctrtainluwn
;sl,s now awaiting Ills trjMi. statci,1sist whisS
,p collection Ut tI5.Ht fur hts defense i.foro
ST.. DrflInrcr. u Milwaukee. declined tn sub
Ser''i nn, III sy,nH h 'M 10 @ @ @t ,csye T., ,ning y
wt1nsE.r Il WA WIS u'sIc % sn9 3,r pnTs n, 1 'oa'a ont
Nr, Philips OF kNfisls. sAid that tho only meas.
, 1880-09-20

Tue Chtengo Carpet Company began suit
III attachment Saturday ugAtnst Edwin IL.
nrown. Claiming Sl,5lGth.
Mury +. Hopkins began suit In cjcc,n,out
agul'lst tho chfcngo g. Western Intllaua Ilnlt-
roaa Company. layin9 dnnlugcs ut $l,Dn.
Duhnto Dor0so sues jos6 aud Ifpsa J,oytcht
md T0ntn Vito for $1,000.
FhtFlck II. islce nnt the Empire Dfsttll,ns
Conpany tlc1 II bill against the Chicago. Mi.
waukee g. ii. Paul ltailn,ad Company to restrain
IT. from tnknE possession Ut Lot n a,ti tho south
thirteen feet 0f Lot III nIuck j, IN Woasc, Ebor.
Mhrt !tssl'a subdivision Ut Illook 16 III Wright
y Wutstors subdivision Of tho N. L. Il Of sec.
l", 10, ami IL. Tho tthmpIutnapt n,lc9es
TINT tho particular pieces OF land ubove men.
Toned are INV occupied by 1t for stal,los, ,vhero
@ si9rt @ teea aarEo n.tnl,rr of oatte on
nss1trnSt ssni1r;s 4 vsry yn!uai!e oo. ind, ns tho
!A1ttt. tie cnflp!ntnnnts nsk tlAt Ii nny be on.
lnlheG frnIiI taking possession unkll 1t has nc.
0u!rdd the lcK,ll right. " wv. ".'
clancy ai1ynahan commenced m action in
At $5,lg0.
, 1880-09-20
PORT OF CHICAGO,
4ttftIvAT,a.

Frnp Milwaukee, l}u1fnlu, sundrtcs.
rrop chump!!tti, llort flurun, sundrics
llup AnnO Young. l}utrnlD. sal.,t1rius.
!'rui' {. lllekox, MAskpgtnl, lumber.
prop Fo1Htnin City, Jtnttalo, siln'lres.
rrop I. G. lrlttalt; White Like, slndrlcs,
Proi, Northern tl,lcrt. Collinxwout,, siintfrcs,
rrs,p john prlixoon. jr:. liuiialo. sundrios.
i!,rnp It'll, S;ytll',y " Montasne. l.lnlter:,
Sc!lr II. .. Moore, AiuAkcRo!,. lumber.
s Gca'r MerciiAnt. Qnrslcn, blrk.
sellr GnnEes, Erie. TO- II.
Sghr Morning Li9ht. ,1antstco, lnmbot
Sclir Leo 1rand itnvDn, lutui.er.
schr II: 7. Church. Chutoygan: lumber.
Schr penul,scDt, MuskeKuft, railroad tics.
Schr t,Hilltnr. sfan!.tac, lumber.
Scsr e. !: itNctlcr, Manfstec. lumber.
sshr I. I. Avery. ucnntu. lumber.
Ertr i: Y. Ilthk8. SluskeKDn. lumber.
Schr w9lscrl,lc. Gra!s,i flnvcn, lumber.
HehF L. McllDnhll, SInn!Htee, lumber.
Sehr y. W. pn9e, isntrulo, coNl.
chr Nol!lo %in,ask. aufani's t sfSr4j Pi"s lumber
schr ltoukawuy. Muskc9On, lumber.
6chr brunette, Buffalo, coil.
Actual sA1L1Hos,
sohr Emolinc. sfuskcgou.
Httlr OTTAWA, Grand Ilnyon.
Iu'p n: Grotl, Mnskcgon.
rr,p Hilton, Stonoy Crock Pier.
Schf Eagle Wing, slHskegoa.
Hchr Lotus, MenplnEnBH.
PROP Colin CNMfDclt, Ludingtnn.
Ernp 7. y; Faxt"n, Houth HAven, erndrtes.
scar Ford RIVER, Ford Iklvor, 400 bu outs aut
ssl11rles+
schr e. i; burton. Cheboysan, i,ooo bu> corn
1000 hu nats lnd s,ntlries. '.'-
Prop New York, hulralo, oo,o0O bu corn 1000 hrls
Prop Portage. Buffalo, 5000 bu corn, Us brie
nuAr. UU1 6uHjr.eS.
, 1880-09-20

ircat In valleys OF t'hnrmctfes, guifs ct
errxzia, .rnyine. "f Olympus. low itrtg-
inKt Mt t,hclseM. anG tfntc br,tshwst,d ii
EnHlstnn" No dhl1ht tliorr "a Il nenly -Mln,iti,ci
ai!eGtntI0n Of tntnlce.y wtIci, emu lie tnlin!tIy
oiGn.lye % y T., n.'thn'n but whn docs not prefer 10
pl!city which muiu Shelley think Nysnn urtticr
r''t tihn itna .lf. Mft iHta ltyrup pralfc 'rift
Muorn ~ the KrElltest nf them nfIY Tho worst Of
ths Kind nf thing In Rl1skin-ineiunrl,uIy Ma 1t II
~ hlnsctf-is that II encourages tho vnsfncss Of
t,ersnnnl Errlcha!1n IN every puny whIlbstcr Who
"tlHeh" art for Il NEWSPAPER,
, 1880-09-20
Continued Prevalence Of Heavy
Weather from the South on
This Lake.
4 Collision Between Tugy at Ensh Street Bridge
because Of lad management.
cap,uro Of Yesset.1hiof on Board Of The
Schooner c. n. Burlon,
Ore Shipments from tho Lake Superior
Nines-Looal and General Notes,
HOME GATHERINGS.

Tts hoavy thunderstorm OF Saturday nt1ht
dil not cause my Improvement In tho wenthoe,
- mnny supposed It would. Yesterday it.waa
more .unsottled titan over, whilo tito sky was
overcast with lctdcn clouds md worc Il throat-
enlng aspect Tho wtnh continued to blow trnnl
tho so1lth with tho freshness Of Il gate through
out Saturday night und until mon yesterday,
when 1t shifted ia suuth.aou.hwest wItIlntlt 1Ds-
Ing nny Of Its furce. Indications uf tho np.
pr0ach OF n norther wcro observable In The
river, .wigre tho wttor attained Il higher stnyo
than Ut any time since Tho nurthoastcr Ut Il fort
night ngo, while n ttrIe- milo current swcpt In
and out MI ttay ut rcguInr intervals Of twenty
minutes During the afternoon Il stnglo lower
lakcr 1nanaged to work her WHY up nlong tho
west shoro uf the Like to Crosse Paint,
wbcro two tugs picked her up. Thia
proved to bo tho schooner Marion ".
Page, The Captain Of tho Northern Tr!nstt Llno
Rpesr xs. III y s1fs ta xnss. wkee ,s &C.
passed Into tic harblr Saturday evening. Tho
leet llat tnker seter III TUG ay buta!u!g Of tile
hurry forward to this port not less ttAn 0U yes
sels 0t nll slzes, atil otico tnoro causu animation
along tho ducks.
THE RESULT or BLuHpEu.
IncompetGncy was t,orer better t!uAtrntea
Ftoss!e 'rhlcickc WIS moving tijwn tho river ana
They npproAehed enct other MUIR hush street
bridge, The Capta'n Of the Crawford blow ono
Gs 2, rs s wn,se a Mhe cS FOR o 9Eh or
.s'Poasa oss heaca for s"fsS liz Gst sest us IT,
y ,neins @ tho st rt eaw 1a s; bib d whts.ia s'sa 5
plaiuly clled fur, tho captnln OF tho Crawford
nsadea fnr 5ae sonth M drw also IL order TO
. collision frs,stca Iho Crawford struck it tho
% ssf q .,. enc TasfSS c 5 ,s Snen ess ST
and Hrt.uRht III, AKAlllst tho bridge with such
, 1880-09-20
LAKE PORTS,
f1ETIfQtT.

nErn0tr.
Special pspateh 10 The Ehtear9 Tribune.
DETROIT. Mieh., Sept. 10.-i'usacd up-pro-
pclters Milwaukee. st. raus, Chlcago, Lycuning,
Prussia, ,fay Gould; stcnnt-hurues Annn Smith
and coHsort, Abcrcurn antl harges, V. swnn and
cntisUrt ntld schooncr George Shnrmun, Il. a.
Itariiur at'l bnrgcS, santtac: II. y. CoInbcrry
sonsurt, IL prn siIo ai,ti Garsc, Unklat,ti ia nnd
lMlrgc; sghooners II. l.. Trnln!lte, II, j. Cutn-
,1l,lgs, knte Winslow. C. n: johnson, Iamos
n"sT'T; .;s', M'aua' "naca. colnmotan, ficlsctia,
Passed. tiown-rropeitcrs Artxoua, cauistco
nnd ennsnrt: stsan; ;Imrgos 1;t!st sagnaw and
co,sor., II. ii. Wiisan a',l co'isort. Forcst City
hugh, i. ". Girorl. Niagars. N' 80 "
roElT HURON.
>. PoRT 11unnN, Mich. Sept. 1a-passcd up
Jay Hn!ld. Entpiro, Atlantic, Henry Chisholm,
ngs n T. ~! nnsa1!so AnnH S,n 3 an s:nsost
sw I'D aa sss AbHrep4, 5 rs.s sss iuro NJ
Syi%s, II i; ' %r,ailo, Y; :: ca&@'nss, ks.o S
Arrlvcl-j. il. Sicxrider, Columbia.
1s n%NsaSRs'?N;a Ns pS.S; 5%ass MSs:sHS o o 81
cnns,rts. Egyptlun and cot1aor,s,, Il. j. Hnekctt
a,n! coasori: i.g Wilcox md clnlnplon. out
Wind-southwost. fresh; weather cloudy.
.nufFAt0.
Special ptsratch to Tbs Chicago Tribune
>, UuFrALo, n. y, Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II. ". saYe, corn, Chlcago: schooner Mantnuk,
Iron ore. Mnrqnctto; schooner Juru. grain. Du-
luth.
Ciearcd-schooncr Donaldson, conf, htilwau.
kcs: schopners L. 4. Nicholson. Michlgun, N,
tinrtlncr. y. J.. Dnbb!ns. 7. r. Sheldon tconl,,
SeotIa, ". Keller, Chtcayo; schnoncrs Itonnoko
tCOnll. Cnnnnche, lAlGlnts.
Canul frelRhfs unohnnged, at 6H cents on
WhcHt md bA cents OH curn to Nav York: plil8
lumber ut $94o per 600 feet Ia Albany ulii SILL
to New York; staves tu N1W York nt $1jsH per
ton.
Canal shipments, 10000 bushels.
STURGEON nAY.
Special Dtloa.eh to The Chicago Tribune,
6TuHnE0S DAY, Via, EGpt. l9.-Arrlrod-'
Ynrht Lsler. schooners SturYIs md America.
DepArtcn-3GhoOucr Starlight.
The Sowsboy La fnlshlug out dcck.loud with
cedar. - -
Wind southwest, light; weather cool and
clcur.
MARQUETTE.
Special Dtspnteh to The Chicago Tribune.
Marguerite, MIch Sept le-Passed up-Pro.
:, Down--s,eamcr City Of Cleveland, propeller
Fremont.
Arrlved-schonners Havana, J. F. Card.
observation-disclosures Florida, Flying Mist, II.
Fo!yer.
CLEVELAND.
Special DGpateh to The Chtedqo Trthtns,
CLEVELAND, O.. Sept. 1g.-Elenrcd-Fur Chtca-
Eof FropGllcrs CDnrdo, Cuba; for Milwaukee,
Ihomas Parsons, coal.
, 1880-09-20

, Fo,4!.!'nr CHOPPER ts qnntttt by u writer III tho
~ cnoperstow'i' "!te said tl,at who In Fr,Ii,c5
li1 called on certain day by appointment
y. ftalayetlo. Hnd. nfteF tho Usual erecting !,
observed: Whom do, you taiIE, Nr,,
CtMl,er. ! haya now ll'cked up III ynndvr
unnblo 10 form any oi'nlon " IL fhe nxInG II
~ The Iai,son thus huId ln iurssss, Lafayetto
iysurPrssl. ut n,lug inquired Ut I.afAy1tia what
nnJoSt Lonls NApoleoti ooM!.! have III ytow ia
replied lAfuye.ta. .hu. wunts 10 luarry tlly
EksanadsnxltSs r. srsC, ana ns. 70 hsyS ms js!n hI
Francs. AMI upon Mr. C,oI,srs further ia.
qnlriug Of Lafayette what disposition, ho had
nMdn VI lh9su propositions Ut Louis SapujrDn,
illn Gone!Nl repltpu wItI much 3tlsto; II tOjI
him ttat never lnterter.d III matrimonial NUT
tcin. hut lott thu Eluntber3 Ut my household
dosfuus Of assuming nAtrlmonial relations ~
ch0ose tor themselves their partHerB tor lifU ~
was tha custom In Angrtca''''
EQehl8 di1cAtdnn Aint hon tianha alx4iua.. ana
, 1880-09-20

Judge llnrn.im Saturday heard tho hnbpas
corpus caso Ut tho Evangelical Lutheran Or,,han
Asylum to get possession Of two children, John
&. and Albertan wahtngor. They wcro given
To # by their ul'tl,ar, who Is since dead, but
h"so recently boon takcn away by their unclo,
.|nscph Wchinger. unl tho Asylum r''ts1t,rItics
el'iin' 1'e only wants to get possession Of his
ntci'tlows tccaHsc thoy hayo recently fallen
hers tha $s.,ufl legigy. I'ho Judge iictd thnt
iho Asy)un hal tho !eynl fight ID thU children
" to Eft of thu Inothor, sAnd orslorcd. lllc,n
Tt. dny Is tho first tlay nf tho September tern,
fault day. ~ -
, 1880-09-20

Henrlotta WnnicrItch tci bill Saturday
Rekft'g for IL divorce front lIor husband August
"untierllch IN tho srut,ill Of de-crtiotl.
Mary H. hlwst't'. 0n ncctt'nt Of tho cruelty OF
1cr husband, Thnsnns Dawson, l!so asks for n
legal seInrntfon. llo IN Il farncr in Lyons, worth
ofrr + t.Hn. and alit asks Tint he uiny he com.
ptlled tn suppttrt her, aIi beenIotHc,l iran SELL
ftrry 4. UsxGal ltkcwtsp tiaoIdml tn .y's,,1ne
ilt'r nni.lntl nanlc. her husband. Wlinnl H. o.
xtnss' having deserted her just two yenrs urd
FOUR days nXo. @e
, 1880-09-20
Oregon Railway and Navigation CamnapY,'

~ NEw YORK. sopt II &ssa-The oard
TWis ~ rEE 44ss!nfsa quarterly divdena o1
T." farnala hid is n N sn1 "n1SS o.
s5 Il %shs II d. n s',, n!o and pacs pay
E.a u pepurn. h,r secHi ,nsetinr ~ ba I sneE nnF
~ ;aG % TO be hN!t NJ !prtaild, Ore i'm Uct q fs
S @ ts!e transfer book. vii oo closed IRON
HORACE WHITE, Tre.,urer
, 1880-09-20


OMM-DoEHD At MIi.wAuKEE.
SHttiaf Dts'mteh ID Tie Chteaoo Tribune.
MtfwauKEK, Sept. lg.-Tho wind, contrary 10
expectation, still remains frpm suit
md during Inst night blew quito wickedly. 'rhls
n'orhtnK hNltit flttten vctsels wgre ruling Mt
nnchnr tt!tlHr tho HU!ltt point. and tho sGhN,nurs
Ninpnrn. Josephine Dresden, Prtstn, ind Muunt
Fert1s,n arc ln tho hnrbnr wtnd.hoInh. To-
illEht fhero Is r t1cafe1 chhnga III tho tcsnper.-
ttrc. Tho VIVID vocrnd t0 northwest Mftcr rhtu.
s1lnlf. nsld PROMISES u gallo frotn TINT quarter.
RETURNED tt, RACINE.
Tho taagflte tugs Blll mud Wet2cl have COM
plated replirs And loft FOR home. Tho latter got
away fortnight.