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draw The Milwaukee tug Starke Brothers WAS
delayed there nearl; two hours with the
Among the arrivals yesterday was the new
barge Melbourne, recently launched for Mr.
n htlnoy, OF Detroit She WAS towed hither by
the stcana-barge William. and will leave to-day
with cargo OF graia- The Melbourne is ine-
locking crnftr and will carry probably a4,00o
bushels OF coro~
1t turns out that nearly every vessel that re-
on the South Branch, fell short anywhere frorn
80 to IS bushels. and In case. mentioned yes
tcrdAy. over 1o0 bushels. Is the vessels which
loaded there were mainly Of about 1900 or
18,0oo bushels capacity, the hardship OF this
shortage will become apparent Besides, al
though the shortage is sald to have been almost
clearly traced TO the Seavern establishment, the
proprietor refuses to reimburse the vessels the
amounts they were compelled to pay upon de-
liverlng their grain at Buffalo.
, 1880-06-20


The sharp contrast between bail-playtng as
done By the Chicago and Troy teams suggested
to the Troy 1ytn<s these comments:
The public has right to expect and demand
at the hands Of the Troy Citys O better e1posi-
during their contests with the Chicago ream Sc
curing an equal number of blse bits and an
equal number of total bases. there Is no good
reason why the hoIne nine should not win one
hn1f tho games played with the prospective
champions. And yet the reAson why they haye
play With will. the Troy Citys play as if they
had received their salary in advance and had
no incentive to further effort; wi1ilo the Chica-
gns run tho bases like racehorses the Troy CitJs
move toward the bags i'll Il 1nunner suggestive
ct a paraiyzed COW; II one of the Chicngos
himself with reaching first base, but bounds
along for second under the very sensible notion
that II the bill is caught he might us well he de-
olnred out while he Is ut the hitter base, aud that
1t the bail Is Inuffed he must certainly havo
gained something by his running: but under
eyps on the hnl. md, .ehambltng along toward
first base 1sconttrtI have renched that point in
case Of the null. As soon as ChtcaXo player has
made SINGLE two Of his associates hasten To
take up the best positions from which to rive
advice. and yell It at that; if Trojan, by tho
Ferguson orders some other player to coach the
man the fellow selected rises from hts seat with
about As much a}acrity as an trdtspused mud
TURTLE and having at last reached command
Ing location, he becomes dumb at the critical
And yet, in the face Of suck facts,
there is large delegation of asninc base-bail
critics who think that Ferguson ''talks too
much to his men, ihe only wonder 3s that
under such irritating circumstances his talk Is
with profanity.
, 1880-06-20
xu,fh q Lead of Eight Over AL,
1t Has Got the Pen
nant Sure.
min Coming Champions Win Their
Third Game from Worcester
=. Yesterday, s to Z.
while Boston, Providence, and Cleve-
land Beat Cincinnati, Buf-
E.: falo, and Troy.
c.nt. Anson. Handsomely Comp1imented
By the Secretary Of tho Worces-
ter Club.



4 week ago THE TRIBUNE said the Chicago
t..m, having then clear lead of SIX games, had
ssr,,ced a position such as to Justify the e1pec-
+st,on that the championship was to come to this
c,,y once moro. The events OF the week past
s.re not only confirmed that estimate OF the
probabilities, but have seemingly settled the
aah.unonship question so far as first place is
.n,ccrocd. The winning Of four straight games
,.st ,reek, one from Troy and three from
worcester, has Increased ChicaRos lead to eight
r,rmes beyond the Cleyclands, the next highest
competitor, and given the Chicagos d position
from which it will be next to impossible to dis
Iodre them. Their encounter with Worcester
xas looked upon as the crucial test: everybody
allowed that II they could bat Rlchmonds de
urcry well enough to win three gAmcs in sue
ce.siou the championship was theirs They
have done 1t, have battcd Rlchmond's left-hnnd
cnrres more freely thnu any other team has done,
md hare accomplished what has not happened
hefore-beatcn Worcester three straight. They
xere hard, close games, and every one OF them
vm at the bat Not one OF them was what IL
t.xn,rdly called :" model" game,--shat Is,
csme equally devoid Of base hits and errors.
chicago is not playing that sort Of game: Chica-
m hall patrons don't want to eee any such
faoes; the style Of play which through hard
hitting and vigorous base-runntng compels er-
ro.s On both sides Is the style most admired out
hero. Fielding errors are always pardonnble in
ateam which works hard to win; failure to hit
for or reach base is simply disgusting.
<1ne SUCCESS OF Cleveland in mounting to
sncond place Is gratifying to Chicago people,
Fho are warm admirers Of the earnest. strong
ulsy and eenpenanly department Of fhe FOREST
GU team. Defeating Worcester once anu Troy
three times Cleveland has secured what we re-
esrd as its rixhtful position>-second place. Its
, 1880-06-20

GLEASlNG8~
Shipments OF grain from Milwaukee have
ceasod almost entirely for the simple reason
that about ali OF the wheat in store there be-
longs to milters-
on Stannard's Rock Lighthouse, Lake Superior,
has been Increased from $500 to s123 3ooj.
The prospects Of the Canadian ore trade ara
be the only, proper port for shipment: Vessels
bringing down grain can take back return
Last fall the schooner Trenton, laden With 100
tons OF stone from the Pententfary for Toronto
sunk at the entrance to Presque Isle harbor,
Lake Ontario. This spring the ma0ts Here
It is said that St: Cathartnes ship builders aEe
bushels capacity that will only draw twelve feet
Of water. Such craft must be olassed among
the scows.
steam-barge Benton, will be the First Mate on
P@Tle soid tie stea@narxe s n 1s z = Morning Star
is six years old; tonnage. 1D
Thomas Clark, Of Buffalo, is having plans pre-
pared M for an elevator, calc4latstfto @ to hold about
to the Niagara Elevator, also owned By Mr.
Clark: The new structure will be the largest at
Buffalo. and will give the proprietor control Of
nearly 20U, 600 bushels OF storage room.
The Kingston }Fhty of the 18th says:. "This
morning early the schooner Comanche dumped
the first grain into the harboc. There were only
wanted to go back to Oswego. he could not re-
turn 1t to the port whence it came. The Captain
waiter would not sign bis clearance until he de-
stroycd the grain."
The propeller Varina broke her wheel at Belle
vile few days ago.
1t is said there ure about II ,0o tons Of coal for
the West ready for shipment at Charlotte
The schooner Belle lost her horn at Racine the
other day BY coming in contlct with a bridge.
Knapp G1lIen are busy getting up iron OF
Racine reef, and when the blnsta OF powder are
fired OF to bTeak the iron, large numbers Of fish
arc killed.
Arrangements have been perfected to run tho
steamer Penrl on her old excursion route to
Black River.
The sunken canai-boat F. II. Wicker, lying in
Buffalo River near the foot of Mississippi street,
Is likely to become total wreck. She has becn
considerably damaged by passing vessels, and
yeatcrdny. tug was attempting to pass
chnin under her forward, her stem was carried
away, together with her windlass-bitts and
large part OF her bow. She Is firmly imbeddod
in the mud, and In very bad shape. About 600
bushels Of her cargo have been removed.
, 1880-06-20

R|C0R||Dp';S5 5 VITAL RESTORATIVE

Fully per cent Of the hnmn rnce are victiIust to
partial Or compcte mrotencv This startling nsser-
TON I'll BE- tuily corroborated by every tntett9cns
physicnn The principal causes groduetnz ts disease
the ba disposition avod socte = 1nnguor sloouT
tarsbodines menal dls.re.. neTvons dehtlttv. end
no false moferty the rrent from warning t4
child Of this Kr"at ert aacrr' h<bfe tho re~uA
Of ignorance The medical has been ntrnovt
the demand for Increased Recommendations 1t tho In
zane a8yuns amply attest
There Il wsl1 known principal IN animal physiology
agency OF the system II the ncrve Power:a
any orxan L. Weakened then that organ y weak.
There t. remedv in the reach OF al. o1e iha4 -
do1sed by the Academy Of Medicine in Paris - m In
fnhlo specific for the above contains no pnosphorus
producing traction, und n revnauent In effect; h4
sucar-contsf pill. and can ~ had OF leva&sor Co
bis rue Hichclieu. Paris Fr1nce.. nr 1t Dr. Hrpwn
s. on,s' M III o'1 saH II ii, ps h COX os @ i'd sens
bJ mall upon receipt of price.
CERTIFICATE.
PARIS, July IL 18::-l9 Rue de IN Faix-A Mr. Z Il.
dfty-three years old. hnd been widower twenty-ar
yenrs with sperma..,r7hEa and tfor tan yeass Nth
nervous debility and entire ipotency For et4hteeu
yenrs ho triad every known remedy without any bep
Vital Hsstorattve After four months he discoar-
ned but Insisted upon his continuing a use hnd IA
ntnc months he re*'rcu t' ful! health and vgoF
got married.. and has TWO ing children, .1 ~,.,.,n
d2ya Il5 in Ink weeks, Io between rT0 9nd tofe9
month"; betWeen frc and six montRs; aR ANS
months Dh -: PEhtayhDs
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
YANeCHAACK, STEVENSON i Co, Chicago, IN,
WhUcsaIe Agents for this Drug Ttade.
, 1880-06-20

therefore, allow yourself to be driven by either
school Of apostles beyond what 4ou NAV do
ensily, comfortably, or plcnsurable. The healthy
balance Of your nervous system IS fur more i'm
portant to you and your future family relations
tban all the mathematics pr drcsefnakiug. or
even roasting Of turkeys. Occupy yourself
steedfastIy, but without strain, without hurry,
and without emulation. As the Apostle said
Americans), Avoid emulation. Find out t1rst
what you can do best. and. even II it does not
come up to somebody elsos standard, loarn to
content yourself With TINT"
, 1880-06-20
THE TELEGRAPH WAR,

FoRr WAYNE, Ind, June lo.-It having
transpired that the American Union Tele-
grapl, Company we're about to construct a
line Of telegraph upon the roadway of the
Iittsburg, Fort Wa;ne & Chicago Railway
Company, and matsriaI ter l, was being gathMsIied
graph Company, holding by contract the
right to the telegraph lines On that railroad,
applied yesterday to Judge Lowry, and pro-
cured temporary injunction restraining the
American Union Company from construct
from permitting any such construction.
, 1880-06-20

Earned runs-Cbtcago, =; Worcester, (.
I~s- basc hits-Durns, Williamson, Gore, An
Three-base hits-Corcornn, Wood. 6tovey.
11fst base on halls-ChicaRo, l: Worcester, l.
FIfst base on errors-Chfcago. I; Worcester, l.
xs setfuck out-Corcorau, Williamson, Burns Gl.
Corey.
Balls called -Corcoran, 1e3; Richmond, 2s;
Strikes called-Corooran, 20; Richmond. 3;
Corey. IL.
4oubie plays-Irwin, Sullivan, and Bennett
hett on bases-Chicago 6: Worcester, 3.
r3Tassed halls-F1iut, 3
41me-Two hours and thirty-dFe minutes.
, 1880-06-20
The WEATHER.

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, June 2o-1 a. m.-1ndicarons: ::
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, slightly
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather,
variable winds, stationary or failing ba1om-
eter.
For the Lake region, slightly warmer,
clear or partly cloudy weather, variable
winds, mostly from the southeast to south
west, stationary or falling barometer.
For tl,etE pper Mississippi and Lower Mis-
sonri Valley, increasing eloutliness, possibly
followed TX rain a5H2s, warmsr s9qthe1ly II 4,lg
north aud; west portions by rising barometer
and winds shifting to colder northwesterly.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
, 1880-06-20
FIRES.

IN CHIC[ACTV.
The alarm from Box 437 at 10:45 yesterday
forenoon was caused by some shayinps
catching fire at Maxweli's plainlng-mill, cor
per of Loomts and Harrison streets The fire
was exttnguished with stream from pri-
yate iloso bufore general alarm was turned
In.
afternoon was caused by 4-year-old child
setting fire to bale of hay in shed in the
rear Of No. II Dixon street, owned and occu-
pied by John Campbell. Damage nominal
The alarm from Box, o6 ut 2:45 yesterday
story s frame dwelling No. 1soo Indiana ave ave-
nue., occupied by William Hunt and Mrs.
Morrison, ami owned by a Mr. Reid, Of Bos-
ton. Cause, an oyerheated stove. Damage
nominal,
, 1880-06-20

BpKaat DIspafch to 1ht Ch1ed5o 7Fabun%.
Troy, n. T., June 1a.-The batting to-day "as
me most terrific ever witnessed on the Troy
grounds. Tho Troys started with Larkin to
tt1cn and Ahern, an amateur, to catch, but
taneFn culd not hold Larkin, and the latter "as
oeafted for sixteen hits, with a total Of nine
1eeu ip nTe innings. Evans was then put in and
pitched the remainder Of the game, but wns also
natted very hard The Troys did some hne bat
asg, particularly In the sixth inning. when they
ssc9red five runs, four earned of six hits. The
aetoing Of both Clubs was excellent considering
, 1880-06-20
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS

LONDON, June 19.-The steamships Ne
vada and Algeria, from New York, have ar
rived out.
NEW YORK, June 19.-Arriyed, the steam
ship Switzerland, from Antwerp.
QUEENSTOWN, June l9.-Arriyed, the
steamship Adriatic. from New York.
HAMBURe, June 19.-Arrived, Siesia, from
New York
, 1880-06-20
SILVER WEDDING.

4pZtt14 Dt8aHtEH 70 CHttdg1 1ssDHfEss
CLINTON, Ill, June 1a.-One OF the most
fashionable events Of the season took place
last evening, at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Wolf, in the shape of g grand silver
wedding. 4 very large company was present,
and remained to late hour. Some very
costly presents were given, valued at from
$50 up. Mr.. and Mrs. Wolf are of the most
prominent people of our city, and tina recep
lion viii be remembered for a long time.
, 1880-06-20
BILLIARDS.,

New YoEK, June fe.-The billiard cham
piou, Jacob Sctlaefer. was defeated tonight
In match game by George F. Slosson- The
score stood:
slos.on-o, g. s, /. /. 2, 80, at, Is, 2,3 Ill,
1916, /, Q. 0, 20. Total. e0o:
scbaefer-1e, =, O. s i, 49, II. 8, 4, 1m, ILL., 3, q l.
L. IS, g6, u. Total, 40.
Winners average. .3H.
, 1880-06-20
APPELLATE CO0RT-sEC0ND DISTRICT.
Slteial pisp1tch to The CLteauu ii Iuurc<

Special Dispatch to The Clteauo 1'uahc.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, June 19.-Following are the
proceedings Of the Appellate Court, Second
District, today:
4st. Chicago, Burlington &, Quincy Railroad
Company W. Brown; mouon to certify case to
Supreme Court denied.
u.s. Blascl vs.. Lloyd OF al: motion allowed for
extension Of time to Jnly J..
$50. Miller VS.. The Union Pacific Raliroad
Company; motion tor leave to Gle amended. and
supplemental ABSTRACTS aud addi1ionul abstract
within ten days
5GI Smith vs. Sanborn ct al; motion by de-
fendant in error for extension OF tftno to hlo
briefs.
SOL Reynolds ct Al. vs.. Mayer;motlon by de-
fendnnt in error to strike certificate Of evidence
from the record.
oo; Fort vs.: sfcGratb; motion By appellee to
dismiss appeal
CALL OF DOCKET.
see. Ditte VI. Gates: taken
hst Hahsom Ys. The People, etc.; taken.
524. Same Us. Same; taken.
6:N5, Hunter ys. Hunter; taken
536. Robinson vs. Robinson ct al; taken
527. bloomfield vs. Bloomfield; tnken.
o28. Harper w. The Union Manufacturing Com
pnny ct a.; taken. "
So. T.sl,r1lhn VS.. Wilson; taken.
81. Wallace rs. Wallace: tnkcn.
6S.- City OF Freeport r5. fabet; takeu
5s}. Clerngcr VI. Mercer ct al; taken.
5N. Sceger VS.. County Of kankakee; taken.
53G. Nobes VS.. Sharp: taken.
The Court adjourned until Tuesday, June
q, ut 10 o'clock. The call for that day will
be from 537 to 551, inclusive.
, 1880-06-20

NATIONALS-DALT
WASHINGTON, D. G.. Juno l9.-Natonals, q;
Bnlttmores, 2.
, 1880-06-20
PORT OF CHICAGO,
AHRIVAI8.

stmr Chicago, Manitowoc, sundrtes.
stmr Muskegon, Mnskcgon, sundrtsA
Prop Eutralo, Buffalo, sunt1ries-
Prop Russia, Buffalo. sundrtcs-
Prop Montana. Buffalo, sundries-
Prop st:. aessenEer. rs r. 81 joseph, sunaris9 =
Prop NAgnra, Kingston, salt
Prop I. S. Faxton. South Haven, sundrtea.
Prop g. Joseph, MuzkeGon lumber
Prop rrop H. II. 4. T Barnuaa. nun buiislo, tisb1.
Prop R. c: Britain. White Lake, sundrtdA
schr swallow, White Lake, sundries.
Schr 4. Laurie. Muskcgon, lumber.
Schr buckeye, Muskegon, lumber.
Schr G. P. Heath, Saugatuck, sundrfeA
sehr Stark Bros; Milwaukee,, towing.
Schr NJ. Groh, Muskegon, lumber.
Sohr C. Kettx, Mauistee. lumber.
schr 2. ": Blanchard, Buffalo sYnerteA
Schr Nashua, Cleveland, suudries-
Schr Tempest, Muskegor1. lumber
ss Sshr WiRm + Rnd', GoTiei s111ahs haaIS; nsos os
Schr Garden City, Buffalo, sundrtes.
schr william, Livingstone. Jr., Peshttgo, town1.
6chr Annie Young, Buffalo, sundEes-
Sohr Edna, Calumet, gravel.
Schr Adirondack. Au5kegpn, lumber
Schr Ataunto, Grand Huren, lumber
schr city OF Erie, Grand Haven, lumber.
Schr Early Bird. South Haven, bark
schr Sch F. m y Knapp, +, MiiwaMkee. it''a,as light. .
Schr ". H. Vanderbilt. Milwaukee, light
Schr Thomas Parsons, MIlwaukee, light
SGhr J. l. Case, milwaukee. light.
Schr ]. Mark. Mnnistee, ldmber.
Soar Contest, Muskegon, lumber.
Schr George l. Wrenn, Whitefsh Bay, oeda
posts.
schr Aelbourne. Buffalo. light
Gchr A. c. Heating, Buffalo, light ,so
Schr H. F. Church, buffalo, light
Schr Mantcuee, Peshtlgo, lumber.
Schr Advance. PeshtIgo, lumber.
Schr Mantha, Calumet gravel
ACTUAL sAILINae-
Tug ". K Muir, Milwaukee,.
Schr Gesine, Lrdingron.
Schr Adriatic. Muskegon-
Schr Clipper City, Manistee-
Schr Higgie 4 Jones, Escauah
schr Jennie Lind, Muskegon-
schr ". a. Willard, Manistee
Schr F. 3. Stockbrtdge. NuskegcA
6chr Early Bird, South Haven
Echr Noque Bay, Peshti1o.
Schr Active, PeshttRo.
Prop St. Joseph, Muskegon.
6chr Adirondack, MuskeRo1-
Prop Buckeye, Muskegon-
6chr II. B. Moore, Auskegon. .
Prop Chas- Reitz, Manistee.
Sohr Four Brothers. Manlstee.
Schr Windsor, Manistee-
PruR,Fayette, Manistee-
sohr C. F. Allen, Muskegon-
Echr 4. L. Potter, Escannha.
Prop 8. G. baldwin, Escanaba-
Prop Vim. Livingstone. Jr., Peshnxo4 t0RtnA
stmr Chicago, Mantowoc, sundriea-
Prop Messenger. st. Joseph, sundriea.
Prop 6kylark, Benton Harbor, sundriea-
Prop Plymouth, Bunalo. z6 00 bu corn.
schT c. T. Barnes, Erie, 5000 bu corn.
sohr Cheney Ames, Buffalo, 3o,00O bu wheat.
Schr F. II. Knapp, Buffalo, Is, 000 bu corn
Prop ". H. Barnunn, Buffalo, 1900 bu corr.
Not pimple or freckle remains upon tho skfA
beautihed By Glenns Sulphur soap~
, 1880-06-20

NEW York, June 1o.-The excursion steam
ers Grand Republic and Adelaide were in
collision of Canal street this evening and the
latter was sunk No lives were lost, both
boats having just previously landed their
passengers.
, 1880-06-20

4 FLATTER1SG TESTIMONIAL.
Ansou has won golden opinions by his hand
ling of the Chicago team at the East In Provi-
dence he was personally complimented by the
Directors OF that Club, showing that while the
local press abused the big man, the officers Of
the Club had high appreciation Of his qualities
as u ball-payer, Captain, and manager. Still
more complimentary wus the testimonial he re-
coived in Worcester, which came to him in the
form Of beautiful scnrf-pin, the Gift of the
Secretary Of the Worcester Club, as token Of
his appreciation Of Anson's manly, straight
forward character, his pre6mlnent ability as
player, and bis great success as field Captain.
Secretary Bancroft chose most appropriate de-
sign,-A broon. In miniature, crossed by a bat,
ball. and the word Chicago" on scroil-em-
blematc Of the ball-player who sweeps every
thing before him, and whose team has cleaned
out " the cream OF the League. These evidences
of admiration, coming from officers OF clubs
which the Chicagos have beaten, are the highest
compliments to be paid ball player. They
would tend to Increase Anson's popularity ut
home, If such thing were possible, bur they are
peculiarly gratifying to his friends aud admirers
in Chlcaso's 'swto have long held. the same esti-
mate Of him as bals-player and man-
, 1880-06-20
Rim OVER AND KILLED,

: Special UZ9patch to 1hd Chicago 7FbuNs~
MILWAUKEE. Wis, June 19.-Thomas
Casey, aged 10 years, WAS run over and
killed by St Paul freight car this evening.
He had boarded the car for II short ride. His
body ,yus shocklngly mutilated.
, 1880-06-20

AT STARKVILLE. MISS.
MRMpH1s, TENN, June IA fire at Stark
Vile, A{iss., yesterday destroyed half the
town. Loss estimated at $1oo, 600; Insurance,
$4,000
, 1880-06-20

DRY GOODS VS.. BOOTS AND SHOES.
The nine from Carson, Pirle, Scott & Co.
yesterday defeated the nino from c. II. Fargo
T. Co., On the grounds at Lincoln Park By the
following xt:ilre.
, 1880-06-20

AT SNOW HILL, ND.
Snow HILL, Md, June 19.-Richardson &
Co.'s saw, planning, and Touring mill burned
to-day. Loss, $4,000.
, 1880-06-20
PROVIDENCE VS.. BUFFALO.
Specfof nfsn1frh n 71A f.hfso.., 7&Sh..

PRov1DENcE. r. L, June 19.-The Providence
team had au easy game with the Buffnlos to-
day, beating them by score OF 3 to 8, as fol-
, 1880-06-20

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 19.-Early to-
day the coal-oil stills and tanks OF Malcomb
Lloyd. near Point Breeze, burned. Loss,
$4,000.
, 1880-06-20

At BAGT1MUKE, MD.
BALTIMORE, Md, Jnne 19.-Rosedalo Il
Co.'s furniture-fa factory, on North Frederic
street, burned. Loss. 500, 900; insured.
, 1880-06-20

Knowles Insect Powder Gun is By far the best.
, 1880-06-20

BOSTON VS.. CINCINNATI.
Special Dtpatch to 1ns Chicago Ixtb,4nA.
BOSTON, Mnss., June l9.-In close and hard
ought rane between tho Dostous and Ctncl1-
, 1880-06-20
Pnpt1ton cures salt rheum-

Not pimple or freckle remains upon tho s6a
beautined By Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1880-09-11

population must, If consummated,
ini1ict on the state, he rose to a plane
Of solemn expostulation character
lied by the highest order of eIo-
quenee; no preacher ever appealed
10 mems reason and conscience with
more impressive cogency. But we
are attempting what is at once i'm
possible and unnecessary; they must
hear the speech-the opportunity
will soon be offered them.
Soon after the conclusion of the
speech dancing was resumed, and
after short interval, the refresh
ment of the inner man, the supply
of which was bountiful indeed. and
the consumption something as
founding. It is certain that in adj
dition to the burdens Of human
flesh and bone which went out there
a ponderous load of sheep and shoat
had to be carried back. In one in
stance buggy freighted with two
city bloOds and the meat they had
consumed was found to be loaded
beyond the horses capacity. The
animal had faithfully brought out
its human burden, but positively
struck work at the first hill on his
return, and the two heroes had tc
dismount before the hill could be
surmounted. ea