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tlon .hn!l te furnished he 4, the Chicago md Nil.
wnukco p1pers ~. m1liGsat!ot: n !, ,..
.uno'Sr df iIHyen; D. & Fteenn s,n,
T. W"ii's. tiwasko"; II s3 o"r3e i. Issrs, sI.
iia j. Wniiis MlIw"'skco; 81 Everett H. Hchards,
siiiwatlkeo; N. q. Kylcr, syracisc, NJ VI: 4. ].
Grand i!nycn: AL. MIcholz;, !; 7; kellogg st.
fGhs' m' nnr;ani iSn; II teG1sseTi. l.. ran1In..a; x ~. ~
frnmG r,',eu H. lo'e't' r. L. "f'cet ios'o' sSs
'"''o -'"0'' m r,,r MANY n,,o,t.
o,...o ~ ' a,.n.s am "n"i .-' LIME. c,.,, A.
roo. MG1rfG 'n ~ .ii i2.r"pe OF hnsaS i,sn G}, o
fr Sfanny III sscy yvaeTaaY , i n,iss0o a y py aai
iro , n @''.owoG' J., ;' a,"l ha 1il!e ny ihtg1cst-
mG tsaory 10 . !S' ~ coi,iiee!o r., VIII nIs TX
IL En sao ~" liz aMkH ~, asE ~, o 4e, ",t so, ,
itn, u ,'.t ueS teW ts5 y. ou1s H.,
',t ~ shi EtI,ay osetmiig I'LL staraGu ilon, tat
,rn ~ YAM Mnr2A1s y" % fla assa ,rns na n
W, 'M'nv, an, m.a ,. ia, Oh nnons ,Wonty phs"
ssai 81, "'K .u'aK,, "v ,r Wgtn p, H.. 'f
s"nrr, sW i1 iSs n " ~ to st satiy oaIrsy
f''n Hi, "u fra,, @ eirsi ,i. "H1 !e" ~ al
~, o"i,,ot "Na ,,isw ofnrs, .''g ,rn m''1' ,r,s
cnmatont strm~yla ri ,unor it, a,,'i ,ott. Mio
, 1880-10-19
CONSTITUTIONAL.
WILL TIE INDIANA ELECTION ETANDr
fpteiai QtspaktA 10 Tia EAfeaao Tribune,

WILL. TIE INDIANA ELECTION sTANDs'
6ptefai Dhpatth 10 Ths Chicago Tribune.
lNnfAyArorrs. fnt. IRA moatinv of At
tofheys Will be hel4 Tomorrow iii this CIV
to determine whothor tile October electt0a
s,n,l,1 In ranootnj In Ncvomhor f,ov III.
kert Joln III. btltlor, Zen. Harrison, AZ"
other prominent lawyers Of this city ctdu
thnt Tia onlv snft, rn,,rao Ia IN ronaot II. md
thus avoid all embarrassing questions wAlta
might nrtse ahnurtI tha Snprono rnnrt re-
..ars., .1, .os.,t s,as,.ta., s,'a nm
, 1880-10-19

EscANADA's nun0ET.
Sptstat Dhrnteh q Tns Cateago Tribune.
EscANA1l.s, Oct. t3.-The Captain of tho
Zach Chandler repnrt; thG bnrk Van ValkeI',
l'nre at encl,or a. While .Fls, hay dtsnaste.
unknown, ashore At No1ti l}ay; the schoon-
or Fl Temp. With tIlalnTnat gone.
:, Tl,e schooner Mnry gregury Is nshoro at
Fayette.
nA1LEY'B 11Au1lon CONTRIBUTIONS.
sptttal D1pateh to 7ns Chicago Tttbuns+
..9I1Ei.OYnAN, WIS, Oct. l8-Fromt Cnrt
1ienry 1etsk, ,of tho schooner g. ". Davis
Just, arrived lure. ts ,!carhed tho following
iost; seioocr Ailcc IT, No%rris. % %iSminsni, i fM, f}b
ald foregaff-topsail split, dcck-lluuses broken,
hl1lwarks md boat gOnp: schooner Cascnde,
aSs !2atS @ @sfs a s Sa Ssss kss; ss"o rass Ads
Wtng, forssat! end il,ost Of deck-load Rolia;
Delts DolYolf, jib all.l boat gone; schooner
t'l,ttlc ,stnysali and bontt lost; ,bnrgo Bru,,
h}pat; James ratte nat saysa'' M'ai,sa! =. taa
}Sl }aasl,or ami ashore s9aS at so"s' Ia G1aEIfse aEIsR
some water; seliooners Guy Of Chicago n1il
SSyYlnrk at aneliornll right; Gospel.sl,lp Glad
ashore; ai1 unknown twn.niid.1tter,. ahont
2D0 tons burthen, green hull mid white bul.
Warks, stranded OIL tho north reef.
MILWAUKEE,,
8ptetai Dttpdtch to TIT Chicago 1rlouns.
M!I.wAulkEE, Oct. 18.-,Clitptnan 4 lt0csser,
Of this city, own onc-Ela!f Of The sollool,er L:
IL, %l'@ls of the seo% II. y: banl'ain. ashore
The schooner Alice i. Norris has been
heurd from. Sl.1 wng In Dalley's Ilnrbor
w.t., lor lna,insnl, lib. md topsail split, but
THE DEPERE.
Capt Goodrich has received dispatch
Dcpero was at Manistee NIL right.
GAIT. cAs1rnELr.'s rn1r.
-M1LwAuKEE, Oct. 1s-The propeller
Northern Queen, the f'r5t boat from Gelow,
REACHED here tt1tny. Cnpt. Campbell saya
TINT Saturday every nook and Granny In tito
vicinity Of Two Rlvcrs was filled witt, yes-
sels at anchor. liosays. IN twenty years on
Detroit lsland three sc'oancrs VERY stranded
tress lii Rowley's bay, south of Death'a
DoUr. four vessels lay OH the beach In a bad
shape, md full Of water, and ono OH
the north point Of tho bny, and onv
Some Of these were lumber, laden. At
Wiltefsh bay two vessels wont ahsorc, ono
y willie .three-nId.nfter nnd a fote-und-after,
lumber laden, and black fore-ntui-after was
stranded on iie point south. a large three
nsnl-nfter Of nt0ut 81, 900 bushels calMr1ty WIS
everything ,gone. above deck. and with dis.
tress sigiinl floating.
beach.
Between Dcath's Door and hero tho Queen
ran through a lhrgn amount Of lumber,
shingles. ties, and wood. III.
=, Ti!cro were twenty-five vessels In Dailey's
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laden, which left MuskeE0n Friday night,
reacANA Little TrMyerse MI tight nls0.

M INHHINSCF4
1nhn InnR rn,,orts That t1ern Ia mn ins,,r-
n,lcr iInn,, i,ls sahon,rr. t1,n Parry iTannnl,.
r.uIrtr,I nshnr,s I,n,tr ,incksonf,nri. itn
tfD.ti,ts iLe stt,rv tlal t!Ie vessel il nsh,rc.
Thn schonicr Iircinrncfty. nsl1nrn NH, a
tnfni rr,irk MI Ensrnrn' IL hid 1intnsurnd
.,,,r -,,,,s,,,,.s ,,."n,,,,.,,...,.
Inrt' -, "'hsuN ~, nSt.nl"N|h. s'si
Eahl. ulDsoli. 0i tle tnilllAlh Ltys one OF
tnc western tIhhspoItatlon lLile ptofellefs,
WHICH hrrNSt! " p9rt Nes1erahy nlOEhinR.
Nnvc EEapnlc tlesc1I1pl'on hl his oxnHtleslro
fsmffon fuaf ;r,ns,1or mr., mt H. e,o II ot.,r.
tInv Int1r,,it,p wlpn wcst 1T and eni,ont ta,,
miles sputfi al Point Snhln. Tin wind
shifted in m Instant fro,n lin cnst n thn
southwest. md thn hnrn,nofnr ami, inwnr
finn hu Ind kru,yn It to tio In cInyrn rnnrY'
eyIurtuncp smiling lilo lnkrs. Mnkinr fn,nn.
stIntry ffr tj1n wcst sllf,rt,. hn st,rra'9lri In
striktliz in n iIitio len nj Twn i;rrrka.
just lWirtll Of Two Nlynrs. Thcrn hn f1l,nI
tWcuty.stx other craft iyinp. anil tia ,yayrs
weru jNsjIlng over tip1n. tic ,yfuti tnnrinr
lid watnr M, a1,ft thrnwfnr II in sGents
tbrulicil the n{r. II wns flncitteI In ri thI,
Enumtf,in Citv's anci,ors m hit lin stor,,,
i,rovet tuo rrtnf. Tia irr,, ltf,tv ~ tin insar
tilcllor took luili, About thirty frctof water
wns In the jrc. nt,tl Ms lpng ts the enEincs
worked tIlprc VIVA mn ttnnUrf.
In his WI1y ,fOWi, tho E0n!atn met inrre
number Of Vessels. nearly avery one ut wi,ich
llnU distress signals l,t}, Midway III The lnko
u scllnDNcf, witGsU nnlilo wns not n,rtto ollt,
WIS mt With flcr snjla torn t., slirnfIs n1lt{
, 1880-10-19

6ptetaa Dt.pateh 10 7he Chicago Tribune.
ponr Hunoy, Mich. Oct. 18.-Tle schoon.
or MRrcngo passed Mt 10 p. NJ. with large
patch on her stasboard side at ten feet Mt of
tho main rlggIlE. This Is supposed to be
th9 schooner the propeller Catl.at.o, collttled
with, which causetl tho latter ~ sink:
roEr llunoN, Altch., Oct 1s.-Tho tugs
l.alizo unl Champion left Tonight to rcleaso
the propeller Julliatn, bound down, aground
ut tho southeast bend.
DETROIT, Mict.. Oct. 1s.-Det1nit news
st!ll very meaEro concerning vessels Lines
from Port llnron north to Point aux
BarQtles nro down, and also fran Bay City
n0rtl! to the Struts. llonce na vessels along
tho s!lora Of Luke Huron llayu yet been llenfd
frDln,
Tim wind went down with tho sun and 1t
Is perfectly. stlll tt-IIlght. The river from
Detroit to the mouth IL full Of vessels which
have been at alehor Md nro now rapidly
pussing out into l4alto EsIe. No trouble
Is reported 50 fur Mt tho l.Ilnakilns. Thu
blow IL undoubtedly over.
Snow reported III considerable quantities
lu various parts OF tic Statu. Euna here
, 1880-10-19
WEST SHORE.
ATttls(1EtlN 11AYsH DtfrsT.


Spteiat DLspsteh 10 TIT Chicago 7tshuu&.
STURGEON BAY, WIS, Oct. i8.-T'ho wind
Inns goIlc down, amt vessel masters nre max
Ing arrangements to release their craft.
At Batluy's liarbor, tho schooner Cascade
Inns sAlts anil boolns gone. Tho Live 0ak Is
1iot aground, but there, Us reported In lust
nights slecIal.
Tho Al!cu Is. Norris has lost l.er topsult.
tnn',,saIl, iIt, aud bout.
Tl!e Ada Alaeslora Is damaged somewhat.
Tho Jalncs l'lntt, grnin-latlen, parted her
clsuin and won't ashore Inst night, Her sails,
steering gcar. f0re-riggfng trussle-ttyos,
anchor, anu forty.tlyn fnthum cl,ain are
gol,e; er tlccks nre started, md l,or main-
mast started up through tho deck.
At NORTH NAY
tho schooner Tw0 Friends Is ashore md full
Of wnter. Her cHrgo IL corn. Her cabin Is
washed oil nlll l,cr sails gone. She is In bad
shapc.
'rIo schooner Floretta is OIL tho bottom and
Ths i. :; Avery, lu1ubor-laden, is tl,eso
:, T!o srh.oonSr Lem Ellsworth is ashore In
II coming ,in tic bay tl,o schooner Mon
MurrAy's bows, sw.lnEacrnss hsr storn, carry
Ivy away thu buws!rlt ullA jtbbnonl Ut tlla
Murray, Aild startling the ll00uenus down to
thu trnns0in Of tho AlOnlAlk. Iii giving hur
el!nl'I tlia lAttes carrled AWAY her ow,l bow
,..''rilu Louisa Mcdonald ran afoul Of tho
turetl. WV ~ " '''"-'' WV '''
:, Thu schooner David A. Van Yalkenburg is
| lay. y '''''S''
Tie schooner Reciprocity, tie vessel ashore
| stripped, 'o''e
-, The l'r0peller Cautsteo, reported In Tl,E
TAtirSE Ut Saturday as being rlW plu by iii
unknown schooner. trkuu to run ilown tic
schooner George hfNrrny, commanded by tho
lkAt9 Farrell, but fntled lii tho 1ttUll.ut, aud
sunk llcrscIf. Capt. !. q. llurlbut Ii a4tlVr.
| Hx fur thts statement
Thu Captain vt tho barEU Durnetto was
| picked up by tl!u wln.t whllO allt III thO luke
| and aetunliy hurled through thu cnbiu.
| brpNklng his lex ntlG otherwise lIjuring hlln,
kilEGre'H l'lDr nlNl Higgins I'tur nj
| liniley's liarbor, u1d lryiiUlus' Pluf ii
| JnekaullpIrt, Aro utmost t0tAl wrecks
| Al the lAko end Ut thu Slttp-calat pyary.
thing wns tn tho Ergateht cunfustoll. YEu
largo schooner Ilulph Campbell ca,su lrlo
tlio harbor n',d co!llled With olie Ut alc-
n!s'a!sly s.aly WIZ s's,lo ;laiaKinx tl,o scppner's
'l.. %9ll. out ~, l., TIC lake; stcDohsld's rle-
bot piers. %as Tipped over By thu heavy seus
,tMl ruined. Que Of tho cribs tllat uro being
bullt W the Government WIS curried frelii
, 1880-10-19
EAST SHORE,

6pfeta| Dfsrateh 10 Tho Chttngo Tribune.
MONTAGUE, Mich, Oct. 18-10:3O u. MA
messenger from the north Of White Lake re-
ports having been ever tho bench to tho Clay
Banks. II dstance Of six 1niles, and back over
the same route. lie found washed ashore
a!ong to boncfi there, it, two pInces, articles
which must lIayu belonged to steam vessel
"A f0urteon-fnot fendor, iffc-preseryery.
doors, wind0w-sasl,, two green window
shutters, also two upright sections ot what
appeared to ba M cEght-sfded w.iccl-housc.
Tho Clay Bnllks are about ten miles south Of
Stony Creek, Tie man sent for news las
not Returned. Every piece was examined
cnrpfnlly, but no name found 10 show to
what vessel they belonged.
WRECK OF THE HcIIOoyEts QuANADA.
Special DI.pateh to Ihs G7ltsaao tribune.
WHITEHALL, Oct. 1S.-Tho schooner
GranadA went ashore between MuskeEon
a1nl White Lake Satur.1ay morning. All
hands, except one sailor. woro Lust. Silo was
owned In Mnslkeson, anil carried 10, 600 feet
OF fluinDor. The Captains lnne was In Mil
wa ,lkee, and fla leaves wife and thrco
chll'lrol to mo,irn his untimoly loss. They
Ilt!d eight or nine sailors, whose names wo
have fJgen unable to learn. Tho Captain 0f
the t;ranItla rnn to While Lako for three
years. md WIS greatly respected by all with
whom lie caile IN colltact, At tho tlmo he
rau llero jlo was OH the scow South Sluc.
TIE OllASAD.A
was regarded NJ IL stanc, and well-butlt YES
sol, having been thoroughly ovcrhauied in
Milwaukee the past winter
Thero Is q large tllrec-mastor lying an
c'lorcd four ,ntlos of Wh!te Lake lIarbor.
We have bcen unable to learn her name.
Sho has got through tho lato severe gallo III
safety.
For miles up ard down tho shore, we arc
told by actual observers, lumber a1ld shingles
nre thrown. Old captutns say this Is tic
must severe storm they have ever known.
We hnve ono Inch of SNOW.
At SOUTH HAVEN,
,SotfTn HAVEN, Oct 18-The schooner
1luMntEng Bird went nsllnrn ut thts port at s
o'cs9ck this morning. Tho steamer Faxt0i.
h1S llep,t tied up OIL II mortgage In Chicago,
Al!ti hns not been hero sl,lrb tho htll list.
Tho tirni IL owned iure. af,d Is still tltlng
trl-weckly duty. Tile willh hns been blow.
Ing to'lay rst the rtltu Ut forty miles par hour.
At F1,ASkFORT.
F1sASHrolrr, Oct. l0.-An unknown
scIlUoner went ASHORE tw0 niles south Of
here ut 7:So a. IN. II Is blowing IL hurricane.
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~. Ca. {, ,,relr - Ill, IA.
AZ uuoaso :a ?. ne''s, M .s e'ty, returned
trcaclserous waters Of Luko Michigan and Il
ctrcuitous journey froln Manlstce, where tho
Dcpcro iInnlly mt in. to Ch]cnro. In n co,,.
ycrsatIon with TninuSE in IN ] relorter Inst In aye,,- @
lng no furnished the following Interesting
unnecessary to say, hc las ,,olsupcIal tlcslro
ia duplicate, 0'0'>~'>'' >'>'''0
!ci1 Detrole,' ,sala ne, mt O'CLOCK
Friday evening, and arrived at Grand Haven
ut O'clock Saturday morning. / went Of,
Ioard tho Depcro Immediately, nnd she
s."sMu tut tn'l"aukee' WOKE ap ABOUT t
o'clock I'll Tho morning. We were.then about
twenty nlstns out, md tho storm WIS raging
In all It's fury. The bout had turnud il,
w.. w., couase' !a w mo" neaaea up sao iaKe:
time until O'Clock Saturday afternoon.
when wo mado liantstee. 10 say tl,ut tho
"rosa T. ~" ,,nv.a ,",ra ''a,",stnS,oi ~
pfess H: Ihe waves were lho'll!1asfl-hles1,
Md at tunes came through on the sides Of
tho bout. One gentleman told lao tl,ut he
a'a up u M ia!l o. water OUT OF inc window.
a, a gooa aea'l ol tear was exptessea among
tue passengers US to their ability to get
AauUEt, DAt Ll1y Ill CUIJuHEtGu themselves
cuollv ami brnyrlv asnrcinllv thc iod,n, and
tho i,nntnin n.,t1 cr.w l."hav"ii u,Srni,IcStiw I
Thny ,ytr, oI ti,1fv nj tI,nir ;,ns,s I'll tho tinr
md our SUCCESS III getting into Ifnlligteu WIN
something wonderful. Tllu waves were still
worry hIgll, asd, tn Cutting Ill, tho storm Of tho
bout struck tile plur, alld tlta ylock knocked
Qillte larGu A0lc III her. Wheu
WI 1llially got. III safe mud sound, We
glyc. tltree cheers for tho Captain
mud the crew, anil subsequently gnyo them
dinner ut thu Duullam House, mid adnptyti 4
snt VI resolutions which weto III every way
deserved. TAu Captain nua 1lU htRtc, botl.
old sailors, sniA they Ind never seen tho
wives 10 high OIL t.ake Michigan. TiI0
schooner Selma got Into hlanlsteo while we
on lter Jeek. Eyci. ti,s ralt arounI tic diS edESs
Ut i!nr deck was washed oif.
"rhete Is RDnd tunl Ut complaint at tho
action Ut tho litc-snving crow 1T Alantstce,
Wien NH Werg Ettt lNT W! lhGr Hf0Lll why tIp
cts, amt It,1't even net their bf,utY nllt. Wa
stiIi ,t,ita snn ,,Mnn ,n9i .sn o,n'' ~ III,
1'in fars, aas.s,I ns's ,n, T & ~ , Ro W tne
tast ~ tU ill., s "uu" . HMsu Ncslt MuNl'
uul " i'ts !ust, MT. NtuEEIi " t!FAua l1hyttl,
al,d myself took u tonnl frull Mantslce Sun.
day AfteFnObi', md cntnG down tu f.ultnE.
| TIM, d ltst4t1cu OF thtrty.ONo niles mr.
| rlylug Sunday night, Oh thu triu
| ,vn rhnnm,I pvuct1v fhirfv.f,yt, trans will,
hnh fnflnn n"rnoa tna rcati rnH f"r'"",t !"
.a .ssfoaf T. xafaa VII sThn o"u nn tol'MGn
.,.nro ~, ,t'.,s, s".r 1rrnm, utsI W!tvs
, 1880-10-19
LAKE ONTARIO,

htPEHAL I15AbIElIS+
Special Nspateh 10 The Chicago Tribune.
TOuosTo, Ont, Oct. 1S.-Dispatehes from
lake ports report heavy gates from west to
southwest during the past forty-eght hours.
The storm Is HOW abnttng. a 1arge number
Of vessels ran In for shelter aud arc wind
bound Mt various ports.
Special Nspdteh 10 tn Chtedpo TFtbHns
polsT DA1lfOustE, Oct. lS.-Tle schooner
r. II. Murray arrived here Saturday night,
having lost her bounl alltl loretopnast outside
the p!Hrs.
Mill. 1'O1Nr, Ont, Oct. l9.-TiU steamer
T. kingsfortl. loatled with lumber, ran assloru
to-tiny IN the middle grauntt, opJiosit North
port A. tug has gone tU lier assistance.
Special utspa&eh to Tht Chtcdoa Tribune.
BE1.LEvtLLE, Ont, Oct. 18-The schooner
British Queen. agEnl,nd OIL Nigger lsluntl,
was got Utf OH Saturday.
FROM KINGSTON.
Special Dtsrateh to Tnd Cet.dao Tribans.
KINGSTON, Ont, Oct. Il. Y.-Durlng tho
heavy blow yesterday the acl!uoners Enlor-
n!l and Jessie Hall met with slight accidents.
The EMeraElt was unable to continue ller
trip up tho luke, and, while running back to
Portsmouth llnrbnr for shelter, fOututl tho
schooner Ctnra IuclI, carving away her
jIbbUonl. The Entrnll finally inntp fpst.
when tho tug FraMk Percw. with barge iii
tow, nlso making for shelter, cndaavOred to
reach the shtne IItGr. The barge, III winding
frotllltl, fu,tietl tllp Enlernld tuking away
ttlGr b0Wsprit+ .ttbhO,lhl, ,,anl bobstays. ~:
Vessels cpuling down tho luke yesterday
arrived with canvas batlly tUrl,.
, 1880-10-19
ELEEWUEDE.

CANADA :. ~.
TpRoSTo, Oct 1A-Dlspatches from North
and Northwestern Ontarlo report a, severe
sIlow-storli III progress. About foot of
snow haS already fnller.
, 1880-10-19
Consolidation Of Democratic interests
In New York City-7he Mis-
sjssippI Plan.
Reasons Why Tho Democrats Will DO
Very Shy Of Ousting Senator
Kellogg.
Great Meetings at 0entralia and Jersey
Vile, 1ll.-1llinois Groonbackors-
Notes Of Various Kinds.
HAMPTON,

rru >t.u~ rrprcr,,pr,nxe
sptttai n,nateh n m. cst.aao Trtnunx.
WAsu1sorny. u. q. Oct. 1g.-Vaflo
IIamuton. sou,e weeks nro. publicly stated
TINT II wo,t],l bo bctler for tho Interests ot
tI,e 1,amncrntfc 1mrfv If. IN s1loultl keup
silent during til, cnn,nnieu. This sentiment
Inns bren i,uIorsed ly Ben 11ill. who Inns lust
measure rcsuonsibfa for tl,c loss Of Indiana.
nn,l tl,nt ha xoa m no,i,Icfnn. and shonli
,,nvn,. In ol1o,yct, ~ oncm Tia mouth 1,rol,,
ui,lv thu I,or,ocroi,c lrnflcrs viii ncncruliv
oerro spI,, Ecu iIitl fiat Wndc Ifnmnton
,,,,,ni,t ,,n hnitor ts i, ,nvar
nn,,,nl ,nn ,n"nt,' and q In hod
fnio,ved i,ia nvn co,nsp,a md tont
si,ant for his corros,,on,lanca ,v,th Sncrotnrv
s,.an.., ~" 49,. MY. ~ s,,,,. III, 49, -
n.'n' t"us, nv eM.'s tlo ~.
Mhtaoh u ,llo not!nell peop'e 10 !ne ploouy
utal'l's oi t,io hu.NluA,--"Hu'o'ei 5elat,o'''
IL a''S, "oue l1nn'peoi, hAy I'se MIu ~ IT..
, ga1 aiso SIMPLY Outlines .he c.v!llza1!on OF
,oy v 1y attmni;nr me r. I 'iocr IN ca"r ' "t to
National t;oyernmcnt nj For II sono u weeks ks tho tbs
of Wn,le Jtnmnton. l,ns hocn endeavorfnr to
VI ~ 'au ~, ita"ptv1' ..s poeA e'oe''''th wi
secure Lie p''.''s,'''en' . Sn9s,' n,,r,,.r ol
"'" it'o 'SS'' *4t.ss W." hoo" ''tt"o ""19 -.
greNt measure, the future OF the State to-
pended upon Tho enforcement of the 1aws
no,ai,,st t,,o 'ira,,o Wv WaIo 1fa,,,,.o,, tro
ssns. ssno,ar a' snte ~ ,no
ITn1t,d Stntcs il,rcnsrrv- nv friend. In the
,,oat aunrnva,1 southor,, ntv,e ,rhct ,rnc.
.s',. .s'Jt "rt' ooAto'" o'3.o; """o l
tlca!!y lSh chhi!enRo TO q uutls-n mlsalVe
which, II Secretary Sherman. rs So,np Of his
Frtnn,, ,d,irt, e1,n,1a ,nll ~ tto nttantio,, -
!t'enas "'f'se' s'!uu"' e"1' W sAo A'.cnl!u4 u
the Grand Jury OF the District OF Columbin,
snWp r1,otrntT
,. noa." oon.'l'' .,.E
1t uoes not appear, from the KlE-ktux testl-
nlol,y that Wnt1e HAMPTON WAS nn Officer OF
ti,a -, L,t,v r,-,,ts,tlc., ~ ,y,n t,t;,,otn1v
sio nu.N1ax ,. 1sg.',z.'o,'' 9r m"s an1l4'..y
t,.at tnstImonv. TINT at tho time whpr, tin
~ 1'e s4'.'s ~ t,' nv ,.,,sa. 1.,n
kls-klux 0utrages were tho bl0ouie5t WAue
Hampton, us member Of n political Conf
mIttnn nnrrnvn,j n nroc,omntjnn n,,droasol
.s,,. ,.' i,tnf. ''ta,''"" s.s..a sss.
threats, and which, among other things,
s"tG, .sV,u lam ,,on,, e,,.,ao,,iv mt T., to
Saa!: iou lu'o uee1i suaueH!y pun llto
position 10 exercise Certntn powers, tho
nhnsn nf ,vhfrh ,unv rcsuft, i1iao et rnus1v IN
s,. o,,a ~ 49, t,''''a'st'ta .,,.t ~. -.
present mower can endure, wtethor You uso
Il ~ t-arI 49, ,,i,
''Aol 6oues Vi H." ...-...
I1AstrTON'S exhibition
0f hia n1nutufIt,n mat,ntra tDes not surnrtsa
an,, ,., l,,..., ,.1 ",,i.s .,,,I n,,"tLe. - az
long list Of DGn0cratic troubles OIL Ills nc-
, 1880-10-19

CHANt1f1'rEsyit.tE. Va, Oct. l.-sIn: Yo,,
clnin tho language u which cnllcti yul,r ill., nr
tion. hAro only to say tllAt. In using Il, sos
uttered ,vEint was absolutely iasg, Alld Whit tm4
y. y. tnui your obed,ont Servant, ''''1'''
WADE HAMPTON.
, 1880-10-19
THE CAMPAIGN.

Hampton Again Opens His
Mouth, and Puts His
Foot in 1t.
Ills Practical Challenge Of Score.
tary Sherman to Mortal s..
Combat.
Gen. Garfield Addresses q Ger
man Deputation at
Mentor, o.
Names and PostOllites Of tho Republicans
Elected to tho Indiana Legis.
latnre.
Schemes to Thwart tho Will Of the
Hoosiers as Expressed at
the Polls.
Knotty Constitutional Problem
in Indiana-Southern
Dependency.
Consolidation Of Democratic Interests
In New York City-7he Mis-
sissippt Plan.
Reasons Why tho Democrats Will DO
Very Shy Of Ousting Senator
Kollogg.
Great Meetings at 0entralia and Jersey
vile, 1ll.-1llinoie Groonbaokors-
Notes Of Various Kinds.
, 1880-10-19
its position, and i,as blocked up tho canal en-.

Upwards Of Thirty vessels wero counted
rushing by the Cut With hardly 4 stitch of
canvas UP. Sailors NIL agrGu. tint 1t was tho
Wnrst storm ever experienced on Lake Mich.
, 1880-10-19


Chisholm n1ltl propeller q. ]. Trucs.lell yes.
tcriay AFTERNOON IL tramspfrtnl TINT the vessel
rel,ortra t!lstnastcl within two mics Of Tho
1lay Canal is tic II. A.. Van NAlkGn-
burg, owned by Atcssrs. 1Iood & Mcmillan,
of this city. Tho furc,,Hst md nlIz2r1i!Anst
arc rGpnitcd zone cInsa tn the deck, nrtl tho
ntd1h,nnst broken III about twenty feet a!,ttve
gcar are also reported Carried nwny. Tic
ytsscl is Mt ailcIlor with tho wreckngD drift.
t1lx 1Mlsr y her bows, haytnT bec:!1ne eltan- 0!i
Ing, ant the crew have plenty of subsistence
on Gonrtl.. Thu Van VnlkenllurE IS bound 70
this rort from Alnrauette with q enrgn uf E.o
tons of !rol,-ore for the Union Rolling Mill
GS,npanr; 4 tug wtll oe tl'sratcl'eH.! fr9li' p,
surnnco upon tic craft Is Slu,oD upon q
valuation Of sia,oo0, MID Is divided us fol-
l0Ws:
LEcnt Hcsiefus..
MHHhhtln: ..'s.tA.s-.s++tss.ss..s.+ +i.ssts'. !Euu
National G.toy,ia ,,,,,,.,,.,,.,,,,, 26U
unton Of Philadelphia. ............. 2!S10
, 1880-10-19

I.atc Inst evening Messrs. Atkins & Beck
with received Il dispatch from tal,t. O'taratty,
n( tlle schooner ja.ncs patt: nlnD.1clng TINT
having lost most of ler canvns, nlMt after
warls dragged lIcr niir1,0rs ashore. Tin, dis
1ntcl states that tho lIatt l,nS not suffered
much laMange III hull, md her cargo .ts NIL
Thc ratt ts owned by Capt James l.. Beck.
with md JOHN Spry, or tlifs city. md insilretl
in tho following companies mil amounts upon
R3l2, coo valuation:
NFttbH!C4s +t.sts..+%+t...s 1Ng
,AD
AAAHIA'ss *...ts+ -..-s+ss..n'ss ~tAu
Thu cargo Of tic vessel consists of :se,,::W0
d. Lyon u Ct..' wll0 hOtd Insurance policies
Upon It MS follows:
Continental. .,.......,,....... .............$ .$4,nN
New Elglnntl.... .,.H
Orient ..... l,HU
1Acllo.. ,,..,.,,.,,.,,,,.,.,, 2,ju
, 1880-10-19

IlD freight Is covered by policy for Sieo
In tho t:reat Western. The Lem Ellsworth
Ind on honrl 81 tons of coal belonging tn
ltol,ert Law s. TO-, which wns covered by n
policy fur 81, lEt Iii the Orient,
SCHOONER LOUISE at'DONA1.n.
While Mt ancllur III Nurlh Lay during the
light Of tho Rute, tho schooner l.Onlse Nc
Donald dragged lns1 tho schooner Fl0rclsa
and lIat n humber Of stancl,i0ns as well as 4
ct.nns!aarnble portion Of her rail cnrs!M'nway.
The Mcdonald Is owned br j. ". Catkins, 1T
Santa Barbaru, Cal.. and llails from this
port.
THE TI0RErrA.
The schooner Ftoreita, after her Collision
with tho Louise Mcdonald. dragged hur M
chors md went ashore, where sllH lies full Ut
watur. Her stern Ii reported broken ttltl rlld-
der gone, Tho tug i. u: slacisiey has golIo
to lier asssGncN fronl t'IS port, with stcan,-
pi1snps and lntWsrr.> J. Y, Taylor uwits tho
vessel. and has her Insured FOR IS, coo upon Il
valuation OF SlO,00U. ns follows:
sTEctlhIGH LINN
n!AiHul&AH.. I.hW
vf.rue1 Ia ,,.ftt. fr,,4,,
, 1880-10-19

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, 0ctllS.-Tho excur
Sion OF tho Lincoln Club to Mentor "caEf}.
hlg tic news to Garfield" went out tonight
6O0 strong. After visiting Mentor tho Cllo
will return to Cleveland md indulge In 4
tDrclllght procession.