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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-11-26


The Racine Adrocate says that John
Bowen, the veteran soldier, "votes as
his conscience dictates" So did the
1914 loyal republicans who refused to
elect him Register Of Deeds of Racine
county. When a man who carries a
rebel bullet in his head, that was in
tended to send him where deeds would
scorch, has a conscience that commands
him to vote to put the national govern
ment into the control Of the men who
fought four years to destroy it, we
shall always expect the loyal republi-
cans Of Racine county to vote against
q man who grows such conscience.
The veteran Capt. Timme, who was
unanimouslyre-elected County Clerk OF
Kenosha county,yotes as his conscience
dictates; and his conscience commands
him to vote to keep the government in
the control Of the men and the party
who fought four years to save us a ma
ton, and who will continue to prosper
it.
The 1dc0cdte is misinformed with
regard to Capt. Timme being chairman
of the republican county committee
Mr.. Enoch Van VIE is the incumbent
and also occupied the position last year
---s s
The ninth annual report of ST. Luke's
Hospital, Racine, sets forth the results
Of its benevolent work for the past
year. Two were under treatment at
the close Of last year and u have
been admitted this year OF the mum
Der admitted II were males and 4
females, OF nationality therehas been
American Q, Danish 4, English 1, Ger
man ), Norwegian /, Bohemian !. OF
religion there have been: Episcopal >
Roman Catholic 8, Uniyersalist 1, Lu
theran ), Methodist 3, non-religious 4
The total number of days Of care and
nursing for the year is 936.
Two patients have died, one of con
sumption and one of paralysis. The
others were discharged benefited OF
cured, One remains for treatment
The total cash resources for the year
are $1,2T75I The balance on hand is
$196,85.
Medical and surgical attendance and
medicines have been furnished gratu
itously by the physicians, Drs. ]. G.
Meachem & Son.
Suffering, sickness and want are the
only conditions Of entrance to this it,
stitution.
The Racine Journal, Racine Daily
NeieS, Manito1ooc Tribune, Den Christ
ezige Tal$maad have been furnished
free by the publishers for the benefit
Of the inmates.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-11-26

Report cards were sent to the teach
ers last week. They will please report
promptly at the end of each month.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-11-26

Mistakes will happen in the best
families. This will account for our
SAVING last week that Alabama (in.
stead Of Tennessee)had elected a repub-
lican governor The mistake is pro-
phetic; she will do it at the next
election. Then every man, black and
white, will have a free ballot, and it
win he counted as it is cast.
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Town NJ Salon,

acres. Amount, SIS e6
D. @. Burgess Il exoeus io4s 4 ana see - ,
20; Isl az Amt NIaT1 y =
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At a recent meeting in Paris Of the
French Society for the protection OF
consumers, the causes Of the depression
Of agriculture were discussed. In the
debate it was asserted that French
farmers cannot possibly compete with
those Of the United States. This is the
gndoubted truth. and French farmers
i'll large numbers will have to come to
the homesteads Of the United States
----r----azaA - -Ssps-----
The city Of Milwaukee was occupied
eli Thursday Of last week with the ded-
icatien ef her new Temple of Trade,
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-11-26
Jsnais's Addition

Johnsoa-Lots and I, blk IL II sec SEQ 81, 90,
e. Amt, &1420.
Nils DedrickSon-Lot 1, blk g. ~ Y sec see 81, &
%. Amt, $3.50.
II A Sellock--Lot6 8. bfk 50 Il see s.e n q = q
Amt, &2.56.
sslleek-Lot q, blk & az u see sec 81. te, "a
Amt, S2.5S.
ssllOck-Lot4 4, Blk 4,swH see sec 81, 70, e.
Amt, sass.
n ssllock-Lot5 5, blk 4sv n sec see 81, t2, q.
AMT, S2.56.
sellock-LOt 8, blk AswA sec sec 81, ia 9.
Amt, S2.66.
A sellock-Lc4 Z, biz Asw u sec sec 81, "a. q.
Amt, &266.
II Sellock-Iot 9, biz 4 ew Il sec see 81. 70 , a
Amt, 1885,
n A selIoek--Lot ., blk Asp sec sec 81, tE, 2s.
Amt, 80. IS.
n seliock-LCt 10, blk 4sv Il see sec 81, 2, 90
Amt 1856.
n A sslIock-LOt II, Blk 4.swN sec see 81, t4 =.
Amt, 1885,
n A sellOck-LOs IL, BLK Asw Nssr sec 81, tar8.
AMT, S266.
u sslIoek-Lot IS, blk s w.< sec see 81, "a, Is.
n ssllceh-Iet Il, bEk4, swN sec see 81, tart
n 4 sslIeck- Lot. 2 Z and 9, Blk ss~K see sec 81,
q sshullenkamp-LOs 5, Blk ss, see see 81, 4
q Schulsnkanp-LOt II, Blk 81, u sec sec 81, 9.
Amt, $3.50.
u Etryker-Com al 8 v cor Of said BLK themes on
line Of blk 70 feet; thence 70 center Of Pike
Greek thence 20 . line 81 Blk Themes v 70 beg,
ex rods In width, used extension Of Ann 81, biz
g, mex see sec 81, 81, %. Anat, slo7s.
In the City Of Ksnosha State q Wisconsin, this eCth
xaas7 .. 71MMH
County Oat.
efWsAsssA Qsenty, Wis,
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Third Ward,
HoIme. and 1gsohol., Aaa,4,o.

Holmes and Nichols Addition.
Gec smith--Los Q, Blk 2, n sec eco O. IL, q.
Amt, Sl4e0
Jas Mulligan-Lots s, bib Q, Il sec sec 9. tl,r q.
Amt, $3.50.
Phil Harman-LOt ?, biz Q, u Q sec sec q /. %.
Amt, $2.66.
Phil Harmsn-LOt ., b,hs az sec sec g. 81. ras.
N. Eh1e's Sub.division Of Eix Acres.
JDP Hewley-Lot O. blk 10, " u sec see q. l.r %.
Amt, 81 go.
Josiah Bond--Lot ], blk le, " sec sec O. l.r %.
Amt, sls2
Fourth Ward.
Peoples Gas Light Coke Co--ioo feet and By l2s
and ., In " cor Of blk /, being Of Ann OF aud
Of hoek st, fronting on said st. Blk ]. see sec
81, tar g. Amt, eISe.ee.
risk's Addition.
C&H WRR Cox pt decided 70 Woods aud pt taken
2 R, lots and Q, BIB 1,sw " sec sec 81 ~, r %.
Amt, $685.
Fisk's Western Addition.
Craney-Oom on line Of Garden ct, whore " line
Of Jay ct extended would strike said line thence Q
to alley; themes rods; thence to line of said
blk; thence to beginning, blk g. n see sec 81.
t2,r2s Amt, &10S2
C&NW h q CO. That part OF blk / Of RAkis Ad-
dition lying Of Garden 81 aad and Of h
track, e sessee 81, t2, r g. AMT E2,ol.
Ynuuinl. AA1i3tn~
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-11-26

John Swain. est-s 1sswM sec 81, l,r q; 90 e.
Amt, $3.50.
John Swain, est-s s1$sw x see q. tl,r %; 10 a.
Amt, Sf.21.
John Swain. est--E 1Sse X see 81. FL. SCI; 40 a.
Amt &2.sa
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Town of NnmArs.

Resd-E X n ~ sec ss,s9, &c; 20 aea. Ant,
$50.I2
Nielsen Stebblns-An Of town line IA Fssk,s Adm.
lot 9. blk 8, sec 81, t3,r2S. Amt, S2.21
Theo Kerst-H w, beginning rods and II
rods 10 links Of . cor cd sec; thence v Is
rod, S6 rods links, Is rods, 2e rods links 70
beg, sec 81, { 2, Z q; II acres Amt q "a
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1880-11-26

Dr.: ]. G. AVER & Co., Lowell. Mass.
Practical and AssoIyticak (,Le,aIsfs.
GOLD BIZ ALL DRrGaIsTs EvRRYwHRen
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-01-06

coming the medium of the best thought and the
voice of the best conscience of the time by keeping
abreast of the highest progress avoring the reeest
discussions, hearing all sides, appealing always to
the best intelligence and the purest morality, and
fusing to carter to the tastes of the vile the preu
dces of the ignorant
SPECIAL FEATURES.
The distinctive features of The Tribune are known
to everybody. 1t gives all the news. 1t has the
best correspondents and retains them from year to
year, 1t is the only paper that maintains special
teegraphic wire of its between its office and
Washington. Its scientific, literary, artistic and re-
ligious intelligence is the fullest Its book reviews
are the best. Its commercial and financial news s
the most exact Its type is the largest; and its
rangement the most systematic.
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE

is by far the most successful Semi Weekly in the
country, having fonr times the circulation Of any
other in New York. 1t is especially adapted to the
large class of intelligent, professional business
readers too far from New York to depend our
papers for the daily news, who nevertheless want
tc matter, lectures, literary miscellaney, etc, for
which The Tribune is famous Like The Weekly
IL contains sixteen pages and is in convenient form
for binding.
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The News Condensed.

1t is now positively asserted that Jesse
James, the Missouri outlaw is dead.
Col. Tom. Scott used to be a mere sta
tion agent.
Four persons were burned to death by
the burning of building on Fourth ST.,
New York, yesterday morning.
Eleven survivors Of lost ship Borussia,
who were picked up at sea December 5,
have been landed at Baltimore.
The North Carolina colored eXodous
threatens to break out atresh, and with
much larger proportions than heretofore.
The New Orleans carnival on February
10 promises to be the most brilliant ever
seen on this continent.
Two well-known Cherokee Indians had
a rough-and tumble fight at Washington
on Saturday.
President Carri of Capital Savings Bank
OF San Francisco, just suspended says it
will pay dollar for dollar.
Great excitement continues among
Grocers Bank of New York City.
General Grant and party arrived at
Fernandina, Florida, from Savannah
yesterday morning, after delightful trip.
Mr., Parnell was rendered a public well
com by the Irish-Americans of New York
at Madison-square Garden Sunday even
- ing.
The total amount of fees collected by
the county officers and paid into the treas
ury of Luzerne county during the past
year was $50, ,435 80.
Edward Curley, a Mollie Mcguire
fugitive from justice, has returned to
Centralia, Pa, and surrendered to the
authorities.
Weston has quietly gone to England
for the purpose of again competing for
the Ashley Belt. We hope he will again
win it.
One section of Greenway's brewery, in
resulting in a loss Of fifteen thousand dol
lars.
Owing to assaults by union men, pork
packers of Chicago threaten summary
measures for protection of ofthernon-union
workmen.
Martin +. Nuss, deputy prothonotary
of Bloomsbury, Pa, committed suicide
yesterday by shooting himself through
the head.
The fifth Semi-annual convention of the
Pennsylvania Millers' State Association,
will be held at the Lochiel Hotel, Harris
burg, Pa, on Tuesday, January 18th, next,
at 3 O'Clock, p. m.
The second trial of Mrs. Jennie Smith
and Cove Bennett, the murder of the hus-
hand of the former, will be commenced
before Judge Knapp, at Jersey City, on
Friday of this week.
Tilden has paid up and compromised
the suit begun against him to recover
Terre Haute railroad which it is alleged
he had illegally retained; 100000 was
the amount paid.
During last quarter and especially
during last month there has been a
remarkable increase in amount of money
transactions from United State to foreign
countries through international money
order system indicating that our people
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THE NEW YORK
T r | B u N E
FOR 1880.

During the coming Presidential year The Tribune
will be a more effective agency than ever for telling
the news best worth knowing and for enforcing
sound politics. From the day the closed it has
been most anxious for an end of sectional strife.
But it saw two years ago. and was the first persist
emily to Proclaim the new danger to the country
from the revived alliance of the Solid South and
Tammany Hall. Against that danger it sought TO
rally the old party of Freedom and the Union. 1t
began by demanding the abandonment of personal
dislikes and set the example. 1t called for an end
to attacks upon each other instead of the enemy !;
and for the heartiest agreement upon whatever fit
candidates the majority should put up against the
common foe. Since then the tide of disaster has
been turned back; every doubtful state has been
won, and the for National victory were never
more cheering.
THE TRIBUNE'S POSITION.
or The Tribune's share in all this, those speak
most enthusiastically who have most of the
struggle. 1t will faithfully portray the warming
phases of the campaign now beginning. 1t will
earnestly strive that the party of Freedom, Union
and Public Faith may select the surest to win,
and surest to make good President. But in this
crisis it can conceive of no nomination this party
could make that would not be preferable to the best
that could possibly be supported by the Solid South
and Tammany Hall.
The Tribune is now spending much labor and
money than before to hold the distinction it has
enjoyed of the largest circulation among the best
peOp7e. 1t secured, and means to retain it, by be-
, 1880-06-06
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE
FOR CASH.

5000 dozen Ladies' Berlin and Lsle Gloves, at &c,
1oc; l7'ac, I5c, &c., 2oc, aac. and 75e, hai-prce.
1000 dozen Fine La@e-Top. Extra Long, at 25c,
3oe, 35c, 4oc, soc, and 6oc., worth fsom soc to
5000 dozsn Ladies' and Misses Lace Mitts, Black
and coored, at asc. 25e, 4oc, 5oc' &C., 75e' s5e'
5000 Shetland shawls nt soc and 7sc, others ask
$500 and $3.50 for same goods.
a,ooo pieces Real Toschon Laces at &C. 2hc, sc,
3'=cc, &C, Sc, &c, &c, &C, 1oe, 11e, and 1she,
400 a DOZEN eGsa2i Ladies Ba1brggan Ho.e Silk En-
broidered, at 15e and 1sc, worth a5e and 3oe.
500 dozen to 10 Button Kid Gloves. Simpson,
Crawford & Simpsons stock, at half price.
10000 Fans, Job Lots, at &c, &C. 4c Sc, &c, &c,
1oc, 1ct:c. and r5c, very cheap.
500 dozen all Linen Damask Towels, at Sc, Toe, and
1a=c, worth 17Ec, 18c, and aoc.
100 pieces IS inches wide best Turkey Red Table
Linen at soc, worth Csc. colora warranted; !;
10 cases STANDARD Prints at 47zc and SC, former
price &c and &c.
5000 yards damaged Irish Linens at size, 4oc, and
soc: worth Csc, 75c, and 85c.
1000 pieces Beaded and Chenille Fringes at 25e,
35c, 45c, 5oc' 65e' 75e, a5e' and 9oe. Immense
a,ooo remnants Of Silks and Mourning Goods,
from the stock Of Simpson, Crawford & Simp-
son. at h2lf-price.
90 pieces Black Grenadines at 15c, 7oc, 75c, CSC,
4oc, and soc, worth 25c, 35c, Acc, 5oc' 65e'
200 pieces Black and coored Gros Grain Silks soe
Csc. 75c, Soc, 9oc, S1.oo, and $1.a5, from auc-
$4,000 dozen Rich Novelties in Cloak and Dress
Buttons, Beads, Ornaments, and Passenente-
ries and Ginps: Simpson, Crawford & sinp-
sons stock, slightly damaged by smoke, at
half regular prices.
1000 Ladies' and Misses Lcghcrn Hats and Flats
SSs e5s IS s5 2Ge aaa
1000 Ladies', Kisses, and children's Suits and
Jackets. Simpson, Crawford Ct Simpson stock,
marked down at half OF last weeks pricas, to
close at once.
a,ooo doz Ladies' Linen Hemstichcd and Hen1ned
and Fancy-Bordered iandkeEchiefs, at g, 1oc,
rake, 15c, 18c; 2oc. and 25c, less than haltpriee
1000 dozen Languedoc Ties at 25c and 35e, worth
soc aad 6sc.
$4,000 yards Breton Maline Croche Cap and Thread
Laces at &c, &C, sc, &C, and SC.
7,ooo Lace Fchus at &c, 1oc, 17hc, 15c, 18c, 7oe,
26e, a5c, 4oc, and soc.
500 cartons Violets. Buttercups, Lilies, Paosies,
etc, &c, &C, and &C doz.
5000 Parasols in Heavy Twilled Silk, French
Horn, Ivory, Pearl, Wa1rus, and Ebony Han
dies, from $500 to $4.o5. Extra low prices.
, 1880-06-06
CUT[CURA RES0LVENT.

The Cur1CURA REsOLvENT is assisted in curing
all humors that appear upon the surface by Gu
rICuRA, Il Medicinal Jelly, which arrests all ex-
ternal symptoms of disease, eats away dehd skin
tation. heals ulcers sores. and wounds. and re-
produces and beauties the hair By allaying heat
and irritation. 1t contains 1T, grease, never be-
comes rnncid, and Is q natural hair-dresstng:
CuT1CURA MEDICINAL TOILET Soar, prepared
from Cuticura, for cleansing diseased surtaees,
healing, softenfng, refreshing, and beautifylnE
the skin, is Invaluable. 1t Is toilet. bath, and
nursery luxury. CCr1CuRA MEDICINAL SHAY
ING SOAP Is the tlrst and only medicinal soap
prepared expressly for snhviug, and Is e1traV-
agantly praised BY gentlemen.
, 1880-06-06
THE RAILROADS.
THE GRAND TRUNKS BARGAIN

,ruE GRAND TRUNKS BARGAIN.
A f7nv or two axo THE TRIBUNE announced tho
fart Tint the Grand Trunk Railroad had Joined
tho east-bound freight pool from this city, and
TINT this road would hereafter aid the trunk
lines in exacttng as high rates as possible from
thc Western merchants and shippers but the
exact condition of the agreement could not be
given ut TINT time LIE aHds1SE E Is now ena
Mt which this matter Wus liked up.
srI,c conference WIS held ut the Gtlsey House,
New York, and John Newell. Of the Lake Lake Shore
nresent T.. j, Seargcnnt and c. u. Peck. Chicago
& Grand Trunk: i. 8. Gray and William Stew
conpfHpyb II b MeG GFegh1p Nit6
aSn e;entr,i: John Newell. Lake Shore; and M.
Fl. smith. baltimore g. Ohio. Mr.. Peck stated
TINT in short ting tue the tHa Hrana ana, Irunk would
INV OF its competitors; and that during the
month of Murch It has carried out Of Chicago
during ARr dH m a rho not TAKE quite
10 cnrry 70. .0JO tons; aud asked that the Chicago
& Graud Trunk be allotted 70 per cent OF the
6q m"1on 9at OF Mr Gray tho following resou
tiOn was adopted,
e !ee fec ssssa Gse Ct ts % ss asc q ns
EsS fbs
sSss Sest Il ac nsy a'iotled each ine b}
9a uaa 70 nn aY;st e ea Il t's s i
III Tsune haIxy viii make to o car 81
as SS 1n w I'LL da % i've
II was thcn resolved that the Committee nd-
journ to meet In Chicuyo during The second
week in juno on sucn anyas mas u, ne aqtermlned
time, tue Chairman OF the Joint Executive Com
mittee be requested to furnish statistics regard
ing tho traffic to be divided to each member Of
~ f$,,ut taa
, 1880-06-06
PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARHIVA1E

6tmr Chicago. Aanitowoe s1nd5ies:
Stmr MuskeXOn, Muske=on: sundr,es.
Prop &nsda }smes to eonxMood 4n 1oni susalies
Prop Cuba, Buffalo, aundrtes.
Prop Chicago. Buffalo. snndries
prob Sky Lark, benton Hnrbor, sundrica.
Prvp T. E. Thompson. Muskegou lumber.
Prop Pop i. +. Heath, Sauentnck sundres.
Prop Champlain, Port Hur,.n. sundEies-
Prop oscar Townsend. Buffalo. light
Schr En- cline. Mnnistee lumber.
Echr A jackson. Munistce. lumber.
Schr A. o. Hunson, Aanistee, lumber.
Scbr Leo, Grnnd Haven, lumbHF.
schr nadlcul, 44skcgon, lumber; 1oaes
Schr Sen Bird, Muske8on; lumber.
Srhr / A. Holmes, tsrand Haven. bark
Schr Ed Kelley. Buffalo, light
ACTUAL. sAnDGs.
Prop Clinton. Milwaukee,
Echr Clyde. Milwaukee,.
Prop s. c. Baldwin. Escanaba-
Prop swallow White Lake.
SchF James Platt- Escanaha-
SchFAxnes, AuskeEon.
Sch1 Nal r. Il. Ferry, White l4aka.
SchE 4. &. Simmons, Auslegon.
Schr PerAa, AuskeKOn.
Prop E. T. Thompson. Muske&on
Schf Ida, Man:1tee.
Schr i. bates, husxegon
Echr Andrew Jackson. Manisfee-
Pr0n James Fisk IT., Buffalo.
Schr Souvenir, White Lake, sundrtes.
Schr S. ]. Holles, Horseshoe Bay ton nay ano sun
Prop Delaware, Buffalo, 5000 bu corn md 2,5so tcs
Prop t Cty Of Fremont $50 BY oats and sundries;
Sehr IL r. baldwin, Buffalo 5toou bu corn-
Schr j: 6. Masten. Buffalo. 4lGn bu COIL
c,7n- uskconn. MuskeRon, Sundrie8.
, 1880-06-06
STYLISH HATS AND FURS.

The crowd Of strangers in the city last week
WAS nowhere so noticeable as at the hat and fur
emporium Of A. Bishop s. Co., 164 State street,
cornor Monroe. The extensive stock Of silk,
felt and straw bats was none too large to supply
the demand. Many Of the lady visitors took adj
vantage Of the OCCASION to leave their measures
for the elegant and stylish scal-sucques and
do1maps for which this firm have such an envia-
bic reputation throughout the West. They thus
secured choice Of the finest sealskfns and a
liberal reduction from the full and winter prices.
, 1880-06-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

A Good Showing Last Week-0ne Hun.
dred and Fifty Permits 70 "eo
Taken Out.
The number of licenses granted last week was
150-the largest pumber Of the year. Notw1th-
standing the immense number of strangers IN
the city, the applicants were mainly local 70
the city and county, the out-of-towners mol
,einr more numerous than usual The LIST Is
, 1880-06-06

Col. F. D. Grey, President Of the Great West
ern of Canndn, and r. s. Manseli, Director of
the same rond, arc In the city. They IRE accom-
panied by Mr.: G. B. Spriggs, Trutlic Manager.
They are on tour OF inspection over their
rond. The principal object Of their visit to this
arrangement with the Wabash and also with the
Michigan CcntraI. Alr: Grey is stopping with
Mr. Godfrey Macdonald, General Western Agent
of the Grent Western ut this point.
, 1880-06-06
:MARINE NEWS.
,.o Tendency Of Grain Fre'ghts
''' Steadily Upward.
= ,x.n Inst Overheard from the Pro-
peller champlain.
.,,x md Unsettled Weather on Lake
Michigan.
J.. variety Of General News OF In
terest.
NEWS

..y< AxD COARSE PKE1GH1S.
,srh,x continue hrm, with u strong upward
: e, la Encpcemcuts yesterday we're "a'n1s at
tendenc'w - rorn to Bu1alo. but toward the close an
* can1 " - .-nt vns conceded 70 propeller. Tho
sass@.~.,s- To Budnlo-Schooners EFastus Corn
s = ,ncnards Emnn l.. Coync. wheat At cents
taE u: ~ ~.n;a wilder, Harvey BisseD. and River
- nt ~ cents: propeller Cuna7 oo1n NJ IN
sds w. nnopellerx Idsho. StaEncca ano chicago
eeH1'' .,d propeller Vanderbilt "ncos. On '"'ousa
oosa' -. observation-disclosures Grlnsoy. corn, on
re1sA. ~ ...,ox The Grsusby WIS erroneously re-
p"ae xa.,an1ay ii havlng boea chartered
ssPass.N -nea, from Milwaukee: To coningwood-
,ss s@e0e .paty aaa Sssae
sses continue plenty. sMd IN the ansense
;y sSSasy SStsua hstSa sa fass ass
t. as:Stss :s e s l. rs''' lumber
n'2 LOST OVERHEARD.
.noo,. of the Northern Trnnsh Line propeller
11nmnpsia, IT, which arrived here 94r
,s's sss''ssa 3ss@ Z a'ss h%ysa %.aS5;ss VI
1assasy, n. Gsah 1Sseh henderson he nad been e.
~ au M se CEanp'asn shout two weeks ~ watch
.s1 cP1nia P2e1,S norhe'e be found is
IL ts s isaap sa W. csnno1 es I
"a n. nst seen just betors midnight when he pr,
he ~ - abreast of Aanstee or Portage The mate
lgsnpt tsst be undertook - !l the wateEtant stu
1lad ou tI ~ sudden lurch u the propeller Hen
e!e:%x1s ean ~ anouI u years. Of age and single man-
g. 1srents ind other rcstves reside In Toron1o.
~ THE WEATHER.
n. weather continued unsettled throughout a2 c yss
tsca!. a!.,rMnsnnera r On the lake the wind WIS aSatu
;n1 t.eS RON about south, and qoita heaF nea mn
nes4 ~ tnte The inbound fleet found It almost
;S.oe S1on M % make progress asainst tie adxesse
ena the tnes hsd nothing 70 Do The water ~ ne
Ter aesn .oove ne { s. 6aSaT at
1oA 3 hsif m hour. The indications point almost
uaering1y 70 vest OF noftn"es1 Sno Who'll .
eaanxe occu1s~ -
nh. m,.hap to the schooner Porter formed topic
.f1nrsr5stion ~ in marine c1rales yesterltaJ.
~ nropeller T. $, Fxxton arrived yesterday. aoq
,mne1is,sl1 proceeded 10 Miller Brotha11 ahipyAsd
- be docAed. - r, .,a . q, h,o,ro
.r1T es1iv veste1tay morning while coming In stays
ID this p0r- IT. d-ao~r a. Mt,,ar
srn1hess tdtpysrd yesterday Tor caulking-
, 1880-06-06

moonlight parted hobstAy,
An enttr new outat Of wire rigging is being put
the schouncr +. ". Clifford Mt Ashfabuu.
was the schooner Wnlesen. not Tho 1unBkt. that
nag her yawl crushed ut Milwaukee, Thurrday night
:pEing at The oli Wennd Canal guard lock Port Rob
fnst,n 4 dispute between the cOntrnctur And rub
contractor as to who shall renuvc the obstruction
nns caused the 1oss Of 5000 bushels OF wheat aud
injured threatens suit and II the contractors have
TO foot the bill it may teach them lesson.