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IlADWAY'S
Regulating Pills!
PERFECT pUnGAT1vES, SOOTHING ApERI
EN1s, ACT WITHOUT PAIN. ALWAYS
NELLAHLE, AND NATURAL IN
INtIIt1If NIlt1il An,fAN

PENFECT pUnGAT1YES, SOOTHING ApERL
EN1B, ACT WITHOUT PAIN. ALWAYS
AELIAHl.E, AND NATURAL IN
THEIR OPERATION.
A Vegetable Substitute for CalomeL
Perfectly tasteloss, elegantly coaied VIA
sweet gum, PurKU, regulate, purify, elcliise. nl1 LII
strengthen. tudways plll5 for tho cure ol ~ ~
DISORDERS Of the Stomach, Liver, DpMels, hIt'
Constipation. cost!yeness, lntxesu9n. DyspasIHs, sIls
Nuwe!s FlIes, and alk derat,Ken,ents of the n.
tDsuAl Yisc0ra. Warranted 10 effect positive
cure. ruEuly Vegetable, coutafninY no rtlercnrf'
nlfneTnl, Or l9lctuF1ua dEligs ,.,..
"a Observe tho following symptoms resultaN
from Disorders Ut tho Digestive Organs: =. ~.
not I! az Head. AeldltY q g th9 s1nass:: stS'iisss:
Of weight IN tha stomach, soMr Eructltsoas,
BtnklnKa or Fluttertngs in the Pit 0f tho e0HHis H
Ach, Swimming Of the lleAd. HURRIED nild l,1
cult Breathing, Fluttertng Vt tho Heart tnoks
1nx or 6ntfouattnx SENSATIONS when III 10
lying posture, Dots 0r Weba te!esS ,,' ano
elKht, Power and Dull tan III tue AeA1 nGtcl1mt s,t
~ Of persplfnt'on, yollowress Of TUG sE,@ E,@@,9n1 I'm
Flushes of Aea1 burning In the Flasti. .. ,bs
A tow doses Of Railways Pills wlll ifoo I"'
syste11 fronl nll tho alose-llntHad dtsotacsH
PRICE rs CENTS VE1t BOX
SOLD UY DRUGGISTS.
Read "FALSE AND TRUE"
N9; 3: wAlIisEk. ST., ttola cii0lscu.sr" NEW
~ information worth thousands will 10 s'ss
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FOR YICE.PREYIDENT,
Democratic Stories, Criticisms, nns
Ealll5liMws2 &Mfkh.

DcmOcF01lc StoFlchs Cfla1clsmHs ana
ConlklIMg's Sinks.
Correspondence Philadelphia TYmts lDf,n.)
WASHINGTON. y. c., june ta.-Of course,
tho COnkllng men are at II whte heat ut tho
defeat of Hrallt, Rtltl they cannot reconcile
themselves to thinking tint II Is possible fur
anything that Conklng takes hold Of tn fall.
The C0nklEng- -Ca,netun-Ioga,l clique ntppe
good dcAl hooking Mt eacl other with s,irly
lOoks, rs tllOngll Gacll held tho other respon-
siblo fur the result. They nro greatly III
censed ut tho Ialninc men, ns n natural cUrse-
1uGllce, for they well know thnt tho defeat OF
Grant means more than tho retirement of the
old commander 1T means their own crush
Ing rcpnlse. The ConklEng mcli now declare
TINT they were gettlng ready to 10 for Blaine
5 e o ny aytdy SrS & on ssso sy tIy fooS ol
for hl,4 q Capt. Scott weht for the coon.
Tla blaine men are also fl1.,lnt,lretl over
OF course They do not wilnt fairfield, But lio
is their friend aud they will hnye to make
tho most of It, This gcneral-I lind ninost
sail neutrality-suspicious. wilt have its
et VIII bsen sd s set Rs Rot sa'1Fa %th s ops pso ss
Gratis, atId the differences between tic B|ai1o
cllieftains aud tho Cameron chiettains WILL
be lost sight Ut and forgotten. ! hear that
Indignation than Ile was when Iinyes was
nominated. In the Hayes campaign II |nvo
It from, good authority Conkllng, although
}a,' h. Gds gfssss ssysral s!sscfs sysf oce s':
sEen oSf to lin ns: sn:o s eniso ne has 1e'fs Il
we'll kn1Wn, and Io has never been
to the White House mol, signed let.
UT o. Iecohlilenai'l!ol, 70 onlce. Ilayes was
WEAK enough otlee 10 lnvlte MN TO 2 state
no attention to the Invitation. 1t Is thought
BY lnaliy that lle will take THO sumo co,trsu
Mtn Gn1'sid. a III; Atter III ioi,ailnton nt Chi-
eagn nna nis fetarl t 70 tls l'ntel ~ asked for
a 9n te Sane 1 tioor; Nq19dy ad seen t9
great new ioIk senator, bnt It WIS foun't
on5 4lt9rMhfH tnnk ~ nag go5f9 to ills room
u loghtH Mainse!l IN. he 91a n9t leavo nv
on % r ae Gas 70 G1 pay lis a s 'Iat sn
aie M.M nns stay even 10 sso Ggn' Sarnnt wli9
arrived tio same morning Il Garfield llad
tggeiren i", W., mmS fonR.ta,oty m n 4 MESSAGES from
lli,iay n1n yoM may he safe they would nave been
~ WAY tnlking Wltil stewart L, Woodford
festnluhy on lie hublect ot Tie n01ntiiAti0ts:
ICY IT, was = |@ ol,ce elected ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u
ero sks hi nv NV weak 3r Coy,
aaia l,ke Art'lir Should W put up for Vice
ireslient es q % when @ suclt ~ ingl! rs Wayhburne,
md Iseif werc ne1 en,iase a1irase" eh @
b.st ne Q. saIu OF l1flilSelf 4 ttlat Arthur Was u
1nuch stronger man IN tue state than ~ Wns.
III sAiu ne llllsell OF the tlGKet WITH Gar
itclu could @ ne get;a vote that Gariield a. would
Ut tue boys, W1,HIil Wy,YItl get ten Thousand moro
votes tllnl1 tho ticket wHultl otherwise receive.
Mriiiur % II 9''f nf the Eood fellows bnt he IL
Way neyontt ias measure as \ candidate for
| ioItn the altttes becomliiEly, for lo could.
Arthur Is very handsome man, large, tall.
aiii imposing, With \ rather Arstocratlc face
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81 Tie In Inmates =! MORE or less injured: hl,s.
to be dangerously hurt. Walter .Keatnn's
the ground, l'e and Its wife hcing left dying
on tic SPOT. Mrs; keato, received Injuries
litlio hopes are entor.alnsa ut Ills. recovery;
Thu honse nf Mrs. Jnnu Wo0tlroof, MI aged
lntly, w'!s i next blown down, an:l tho owner
received Injuries TINT are regarded Ms fntal.
were 0ccuslpnutl by this fearful storm llas
not ns yet beeil nscertnitett. It WIS the nlt1st
county.
evening very scvarc md destructive cyclene
passed. over Tho northern pnrt ut Shelby
County, lear .l1alemk. !'r,wce,, tint
nnd tho Junction 1nltroad, there seem
coming fr01n twU separate directions,
northwest anil southeast, ehcli doing a'ltG
little tlail,agu In It's path, but nt,lle Ot my
cons7,sanence 'htil they enlne togStiier, noAt
Wen fe 1 thay wr srisf e1Swr WsSs o II nAertsw e ss T.
!llose WIN saw t'en tint tlluy sucked antl
gago II fcarful conflict. :4After meet
inE they M assumed, tl,e. slnpe Of i j.
the s,noke md dust. mid kept. TINT
w,li'id wI!lcn and again ifvile. Nhan tiicse
two clouds !ln!te.l they stippti down into a
wreck Of it. 1t p.ssc,i OH through lit" tho
Af00tli firm, laying wuste in Its COURSE every
large treo .withEn II width Of q, quarter Of il
mile, making Its COURSE tuuti lku Il clearing
far r % Il str'ek tie is iSr ni lH "'' Dsvis W % ayis
mass almost ILLS line sugnr nrctlnrl. cnl1l.
pletcly llllng the river with broker, trees mud
sileli rubbish ns It could force bef0rg 1t. Nut
Only wcrs tl!ese blown ,.owr. but the fences
parcs blown entirely awny. After crossing
the river II struck tile t,iIber northwest Cf
MOrristown, devastating 1t US completely as
H sfcas ote9 rs Il pressc es,s 91sf m i. tSr %ry It gained
as 1t passed over the Wnotts 1t entered AS
bury Chapel graveyard. rl1ililng lnnhy fine
md costly monuments, breaking. tllenl Into
frag,nents. From there It itangled ncross the
wreck Ut Iol!n .sEtller's lmrl,, md unrootin4 II
portion Ut lIis house. The burn blown loWll
was one nf tic heaviest frame barns ill tho
county, and It was even moved oil its foun-
tlnttull.
From there 1t v, emit about 100 yards a,ul
blew to pieces the bar,i belonging to 1'nris
.rolhert. Ills house Is, !sltun,cd .abfye tic
barn on tl'o hillside, nluf In thu ulrrcaon of
though Il nude sid lltvoc witi, its timber.
The most valuable pEece visited by tile storm,
way, Laying ts!crl SO thick yoi! coultl
It I'll passe5 through tl.o Woad, it sesSistl to to
hive divided, taking II breadth Of nh0ut 4
ll0lf mile, taklng fences md everything l1t,-
fore IT, except tho corn anil ,wlicMt. which
seH;,e,l t. IT,, 1l;.ye l}c1kly ESCAPED its fury
ter Ut II ,ntlc, when II would can,r to tile resi-.
tlcnco Of Scott Randolph. At this place thu
storm tone liS cleanest work 50 far. not
fs,ylns ls fee u II, h1,,sc ~ inr t orf1 9r N.Y.
UCc1if)jlntE of t1tS nurr. they Ntrt. nu1y
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What stopped Him.


Some wccka sihce whlio n pnrty of Detroit
suryoyors wero running a railroad llna down In
Iulann tho survey CARRIED thoni across Il oeEno-
terry. In tho course Of tho survey u small stake
TAa driven into gEayo. and bvfnrc 1t wins re.
moved and carriod nhoad, n ilthy, long. g.lpRged
and danced around rs tlo yelled out: "Hhow me-
tho nAn who dared drive thnt stake Ia thai
grnyoF
We are going to remove it." quietly roplle<
ono Of tho purity.
II don't caro- II You aro-show mo tho mani"
"WelI, I'm tho man. And what arn you going
to do about tf salA tho bIg man Of tho lot rs he
stepped Gilt.
Didn't you know that was my wlfo's gravor
asked tho Ho0alcr with CONSIDERABLE full Il
hia vuico.
mo, sir"
"We,l i y. siF1my a. nrst wifo's Rrnve.
What OF thAtl WhY-why, Sit, It hadn't
married II second one Al,outa 1nonth ago nnr
ks,dur forget my Ersef, "a tako that stako md
pin you to the feloo With III It's lucky fur yul
fellers-tntghty lnoky for you that don't fco
hale aa had as I dldp'
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TIE

tarlcs to overflow and Ito immense damage,
the extent Of which cannot yet hc learned.
Bridges were swept away, also houses, barus,
hogs, md other stock. a,,.l tho surface nf tho
swollen waters was covered with lumber,
furniture, boxes of guods, household articles,
Gtc. Joseph Ctn,llls WIS drowned III Fisll
Greek, t'rerscy County. ntltt tic probability ~
TINT Otllcr lives were lust.
, 1880-06-17
1ELEGRAPH(C NOTES

BosToN, juno 16-The Continental Guards,
Of Now Orleans. Ind an enthusiastic rcccp-
ton upon arrival here today.
NEW OnLEANs, June 10.-The Supreme
Court decittes that the part Of the Louisiana
License Inv taxing commercial travellers
from other States SIS per month Is uncon-
atitutlo,lal.
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FAILURE,

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., June 1G.-The failure
of Stafford w. Tazoe, grain operator, Is re-
ported. Liabilities, 8l50,O0O to St7b,O00,
George j.. Baker Il Co., flour md gr,,in, are
associated with him, and 1t Is understood
will assign.
, 1880-06-17
COMPROMISED.

DENVER, Colo, June l8.-Goy. pltkln has
adyices from LeadyiIIc that II compromise
has been agrocd OIL between the strikers and
minc-owners and managers, md that tho
lnllitin will be dis banded Friday. Tho basis
Of tbs compromise Is not yet announced.
, 1880-06-17
IOWA.


= HFssHs@ a'7P7E<F 70 I ~ |HssuVV 9fEQ3H31
DuulqUE, la., juno lh.-'rhe river IL still
colnl'lg uI,, md large number Ut honsrs itru
surrounded BY water. Reprts from Elkadcr
say Turkey Isiscr IL very !,lgl', and schlnh!t'h
mil! has been washed away, causing loss Ut
$N,oo0. ''rl!u Iowa 1sastnril lsatlrna.t il badly
aWny. 'rllu winter is now ihirty iscllrs frpi,.
thu h!gh-Wuter mark of 1S1O.
Htrt WtllDy. WHO waa Injured in the Key
Clly planlng-hltll yesterday, dlod to-day lii
great agony.
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The Island OF Cyprus,

An Hngltsh nlue-b book Of tR50 pa9ts, Just issued,
oo!ltMlnH the frport on taiB island BY hGr Mujna.
Gan. DIdaulph stMtos that tho cutronoy has now
es9n put ~ = satsfnotoFy footing; and, owing
will onnsixt e.itlrsly Of English pounds. sh!l.
ltngt, and p!astrcst tho two lattor maintaining
tha!r stAndunl yaluo without difficulty" Tho
military Dxeu,ptluu-tAx has be1u u tntiod nl
Ausaulu,ans Iii leu Ut tho military scrviuo, to
which thoy werr before l!ubls; u has also been
reduced IN amount, and ths limit Of age has boon
md 10. Tho ta1 ia now Rs. Cd. . head, Instead OF
being nnntnatly H. ID. and really u,or1: and tho
amount is cheorfully paid by both Mohammo-
dams and Christ1AIlA.
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NE{gl&ASSAs

aptetas Dsspaleh to 1As CAteapo Tttbune.
OMAHA, Ncb., June 1O.-North I.uup VAL
ley, III tho western part 0s Nebraska; llts
fUr several days past been visited by terrific
rains, causing tho North Louy and tribu-
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TO THE PUBLIC.

There can be no better guaranteo OF iho sa,uo
dies thln the Gasa md worthless iptations ~ ~
shsu ~ there are False iiesoivcnta. itel'9s!I III ss
INIT thu ANNA " midway" u On what you bus'
, 1880-06-17
TIE MISSISSIPPI RISING.
Eptefd[ DGndteh m 1hs Chtsano Trfbuns


GALESA, ILL.,, June lN.-The river Mt thtA
point Is higher tl,an It has been since tho
disastrous rise OF 1870. Alrcndy every lunl-
ber-yarh IN the city Is tIoo.led, and NIL the
manufacturers on the west bank Of the river
will be- stopped by High water. 4 r,ise of
twenty-s1x Inches Is reported since o'clock
this morning, md the Invading waters lre
still stretching out indlmg their why into
s' te"isht a't thas soaid ' tho rse cai'ie' inma.
Mcssrs. Selleerer, Ar,nbruster & Ca,
fss't"as se n s9'et"FS1lf 9"''" Fili a sus, be'fo Gn.
and tluOr makers. will lD compelled to s,s-
pcnd operations mil nIoy1 their machinery
70 prevent its being .lasn.Grtl. rllD Mwlands
ss ~ s wa ysty Fly, pss hm ''9 xn, @ IN, I'M nay xr
a,Aye been compelled to quit their places 1T
nlotle In bouts III order 10 saya their lives.
S!!al.tss, fnrnit!lrc; Gattle plxs, ant ottnr
RropeIy ats tri| t s|s1 !" "s sti sw:n
rising tide. At 7 .o'clocl; fills evening tllys
Wntnr Ind ranclictl to within alInrt distance
0f Co4nierco street, ono block from A1uiM
tssseta1 DspaseA to Tns Csttaeo Tttbuua
DuBrQ,E, ln., tlliia 1lk-'rilu Mississippi
River is"na. grand ?nH'm f!er,', A,ul Is nuw
witi7:, VIZ ihrrS fest 0r tle li!sl-wat"r mark If
IL %a' M "a: fS r!. vi 'sax ss ID tss IF s '"fs
ut wood anu lumber Ut NIL sintls arn ailnai,
md afl thu !nttsrS ot, tho Inv Er!,un,l mr..
Hooded. Tho saltIttYe ~ incnlculn6e ut prt.s-
AlcGHEuos, H., .Innu id.-''lha Mississippi
liiyur Is ,ltarly In tho higl.wafrr Ilurk 0f
ls'o, ,alt rlsin. Que inch psr l'"ur, ni' tlr
y %ny stwrs y Y .4, fr n,!ts n st h h" T rsr I
bee1, liU trains ior severni t!ays. 'fhc cellars
of tic busIpss houses asr iiIll,g md viii .io
great damage. The lumber Interests i.ayc
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FEVER and AGUE

FEVER AND AGUE cured fnr my cc1ts
There !s nnt u remedial ltYent In this world tlaE
will clro Fcver and Aguv and all u.hcr h!atan-
0l's, Bilious, SGarlet Tyrhnil, Yplns, ntld 9tnel
foverH fatded hy NADWAY's FILLS SO quickly
a. ltADWAI'S READY RELIEF.
F1BTY CENTS PER BOTTLE.
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No othor whisker pvo equals II,,l's-so ccnts
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AItl working llrpsa, ..,....,.,,,, ,,,,,,,.8gW
Thu seats were numbered to correspond,
Disposed of Ns fUlDows, tlIld receipts takun.
!. 10 Il, q. Asny fur stockAotders Of Expo.
: ptM!t!Dn EnWpany... 100
:. HubAeflbcEs.. .....,.........."...,..,. -. GU
u 10 thu pFekS............,..,..... 49,. ITO
I. 10 tho ss'l!loE8,.. D0
D. 10 cHGi n'orhbernf TIM Committee, s8H47. ltlk
I. GnnHrGssnlen and x-COnHresslnuti.. @yl
.. Etty una ut!nty ut1tnls,. ....,... 126
" Each dolexute f7A1a9l.. .6tslI
, 1880-06-20
EDUCATIONAL.

NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY.
The Commencement week Of the University
proper begins this morning, when Bishop Bow
man will deliver the Daccaiauroato sermon in the
auditorium Of the First Methodist Church. The
Senior class will be present Ia a body and re-
cclve their chArge upon entering the World
This evening q uew feature will he introduced
in the way Of University Sermon which will
be preached in the same place by the Row. Rob-
ert D. Sheppard, OF this city.
Tomorrow is cnss dug. The students will
meet on the campus, and at ID ociock will form
III classes aud march t., Jonnlng. Hall whore tho
following program will be observed: Prnf. +.
Marcy win receive them. The history Of the
class will DO read by Miss Dolly Y. Mcsick. and
the class day oration on "Qut Audsat 0mnia
given by Charles J. Mtcbset. Duston Kembie
will se the ehs ths a osape be bs %a M
dexoted S NO. to neid DAY., exercises. which
i nclnds eontsstS IN I'll sPo1 IT,
ling, boxing, throwing and batting. baso-bau,
kicking. football. swimming, boating, and a
HE Unirer,ity Is l., be congratulated on the
interest which attaches to Its Commencement
week and tho execl!enee and number t Of he , en-
day evening, Is filed. Tho ,mnst Interesting of
The now and md Rsrhap; Of The
which will occur in the auditorium Of the
Methodist church, "Wednesday evening: The
course 1T etutly lacks but six months OF being
us complete as tll,st Of the great Leips!c Con-
Eerva1ory, Of which the Director, Prot. orrin f;
Locke, is grtduAte. The class, consisting Of
Misses Grace Thompson, Amy Hutchinson, and
Anna 3. Ayers. will be assisted in the concert
by All orchestra Of sixty pleces, and tho follow
ing talent: Mrs. Clara d. Stacy. Mr. C. NJ.
Hntchil1s, Mr.. Heimondahl. and Mr.. Atlolph
Lieseyang. At the close Of the prngcn1n d.
plnnAs will bo awarded to the members OF the
nlnal
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g. II. Mellon, Kingston to Chicago, light: pro-
peller Europe, Kingston TO Chicago. light,
Bound down-Schooncrs Pr1sssia Ludington to
Garden Island. timber; Lady Macdonald, Chi
cago 70 Kingston, wheat: Siberia. SheboygRn to
Garden Island timber; Hercules, Chicago to
Kingston, corn; Bangalore, Chicago to Klnxs-
Ton, corn.
PORT HURON.
PORT HURON. Mich, June 19.-Passed up
PropelleTs Lowell, ST. Louis; schoonera J. @.
Maston, Niagara. West Side, c. G. Crawford,
Trinidad. Blazing Star.
AHtved-L. Dali.
Down-Propelcrs Portage, Dean Rtodu1oud,
Abercorn and oonsort, ". r. WetmoEa and con-
sort. Inter-Oceau With 7. H. Rowland and con-
sort, H. Howard and barges. George hln3 and
barges: tug City OF Alpcna and bsrXes: schoon-
e1s Exile, Henley. Folgcr.
Wind south, light: weather fne-
DULUTH
Special D!spateh to Tns Chicago Ifnuts.
DULUTH, Mimi, Juno 10.-Arrtved-Prope11e
City OF Winnipeg, Coilingwood: Japan, 6un91o;
Aanistoe, Burlington; schooners II f. Rur1but
2nd Ashland.
Dcparted-Clty Of Winnipeg, CoiltnKwood;
MAnlstee. HulKhtOn; James Davidson. Buffalo:
schooncrs Ogartta, Buffalo; J. c. King, Buffalo;
n. A. Huribut, Ashland
MARQUETTE
Special Dispatch to 7ne Chicago 1rftuss&
MARQuE1rE- Mich, Juna la-Passed up-PTo-
pelers Peerless Active.
Cleared-Propellar D. II. Wilson, and schoon-
cts F. Perew, Mlnnehaha: tug Brady and schoon-
ez5 ]. r. Card, Wagsta1, ReiudeaE. J. T.John-
so1.
coI1EowooD.
BpAetal Dtspa:ch to 1ns Chicago TrnunA
OoLLN9wooD, june lD.-Arr1ved- -SteA1ne1
Canada, from Chicago, grain and passengers.
, 1880-06-20

IuHs Atlantic.
The men OF nation Inevitably make the
wolilen what they will. and the women In return
impress upon their children what they have re-
ccived from their own fathers. Hence II comes
that the existence OF the American woman has
become almost purely objective US that OF the
MAIL Her ideal Of life from the cradle has been
associated with the maximum Of cxertf0n. There
Is no quietude among Americans, and wonder
fully little egoisu in ;6c.r socnl life; II ls q
never ending series Of sensations and mental
Shocks which keeps the whole nervous belug III
ouiycr, and allows no time for any quality save
that OF energy 10 develop itself symmotricully.
The Anerican woman is ns unqn'et ~ her
light. as the man. Even when she visits she has
no air OF reposo. Her conversation is not thought
ful. but actfM She rells yol what she docs Or
suffers, not what she thinks or feels. There is
no reverie about her. no suggestion OF that
broodinE spirit which indicates snpsctty :st,s H
tachelors tot t is sixays Ideally seductive. however @
little the married man may appreciate or return
It. Yet, generally speskluR, undcnonstrntiye
life OUT in working for the man she loves. She
forgets all about tcfty for him In that DerclleSs
energy which always drives her into douI1 for
him.
There is, agnin, another reason why the Amer
lean girl seems cold to the superficial observer.
1t Is because 5ho IL 5rck. She ts educated 10 re-
press etnQuon. t,ecause her independent move
1nents expose her to contact wtrh men Of all
Glasses. among whom there Are many very "vtle
persons" Her coldness q desneanor' there here
worse things She passes. Diana-ltkc through
crowds of men every day, not oue of whom for
one instant suspects her OF being other than she
Is, because her manner shows her-lt ONCE to be
free-bor.l, spo1ess American woman! They
never dream that becnuse no one is watching
her she means 10 20 Rstrny.
The defects OF the American girl may be done
away with By giving less prominence TO the
purely intellectual Or purely practical side Of
her education. For, while one class OF rncu is
striving to solve the problems Of life by educat-
which is shouting for cducuuon in do
mcstip matters, While. the Professors 1T
who can take In their phtlosophes or ther
mathematics, the newspa per editor. sings the
praises of her who can roast turkey, bake
the poor girl any chance to erlst, but only to
work, with either hand or Brain No one says to
her, You arc mot only YOURSELF bnt Tnsaibly
the future mother OF other beings. Do not,
, 1880-06-20
tne hard biting, a f1y catch by Evans and double
play OF 6naffer and Phillips being the features.

ne 1ne hard az biting ay catch by Evans and double
Ia,i.sgs-- : t:6 s. Q
Gs5Ieyelands.. ....3 2 . ga 5 lis
1foss:..........-......l 0 0 0 0 s 0 0 o.
in' nans earned Cleveland, II: Troy, 5.
tal,ng. Dunlap, Hnnkinson Mccormick, Ken
neds. Gillespie, Conner, Larkin.
Ihroe-b base hit-Dnnap.
Bases on ball...,.Hanlon, 2; Lardn, l.
. Struck uut-Gil illospte.
Loft on bases-Troy, 3; Cleveland, s.
Double play-ShuTcr TO Phillips.
Pissed bnffs--Ahern, T.
Wild pifchos--l.nrkin, ].
nalls--On Larku, 50; Evans, 90; Mccormick,
Strtkes-Or Larkin, Is; Evans, 10; MoCor~
mick, IS.
Base htts-Cloveland. n; total, 3s. Troy, Is;
totul, IS.
krrrs-Fie1ding: Troy, 4; Cleveland, g.
Ttme-2:U.
ump're-Dradley.
, 1880-06-20
LAKE PORTS.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 1a.-The ship yards
have been very busy during the week At Wolf
4; DaEidson's the following vessels are under
repnfrs: Schooners Two Fauniees Coral, Hyder-
abad, John Bean, Jr., T.. A. Simpson, and Oneida,
and steam barge Porter Chamberlain. The Two
Fannies looks we'll after the hard usage she ex-
perienced in Traverse Bay last fall. Her bottom
Is in good shape. Her decks, part OF deck frame,
stern down to transon, and the oabin are
gone Her present owners undoubtedly secured
bargain in her purchase. She Is now in dock
and will speedily be plaeed in good condition.
The schooner l.. A. Simpson came out Of dock
this afternoon, having had her bottom calked.
The John Bean. Jr., Is having extensive repairs
m:c. She has received new keeson, several
head, stanchions, rail, and .Plankshtre forward,
eabiu rebuilt, etc.
The Oneida received serious damage in her
bowsprit and jibboon, new knf9hthead,
stanchrous, rail, plnukshlre strfnscFs, and bull
wnrks forward. .-.
sailed Inst Wednesday evening for Traverse
Hay. The Exchange has the honor OF being the
first Milwaukee vessel to run mp the "Garheld
Capt. George Lund will command tho schooner
Anne y. Hanson, vice Capt John Griffith, re-
signed
l. Davidson. has made her appearance In the
river, and will be employed as nm excursion
boat Capt. John r. Green is In command, with
William Eynnston ns engineer.
At tho Milwaukee ShtP-Yard Company's yard
the schooner James Garrett 1s receiving new
31drich 10 receivtr'r new maininnst
Tha schnnnrr q. fhster RECEIVED \ new et1ft-
inch ccntre-board at Wolf Davidsons lust
Thursday.
sptetai D,patch to Ihs Chteaoo 7rtbs1n&
Dsrno1r. Mich, June ip.-Pnssed up-Propel-
terx Tnledo. Aiaska and consnrt, CIV Of New
York. Id,wcIl. St Louis. Nebraska, Wlnslow;
eteAm-taYgp3 EhsE Saginaw aut hnrges, Il. Prtn-
diytiie and bnrrcs, Co1iuDerry aud coosort, n. 4,
Fairf,ank and schonnrr q nudiIta. 3parta and con-
sorfa: s.hoOnors Guluajr. Libbie Nau. UntarioJ.
{. Musten. West Slde Rlxxn3 Star. Niarara. L.
nali +. Corning. r G. Cruwfurd. II. G. Cleyc-
innf' Charles Crawford. George N. Holt. ]. q.
Teoh
Pnssed dovp-prnne,ers wisaahickon and
oonsnrt Connodora t,anfsreo Htnr1lc,,a. Foln-
tain City thina, PHILADELPHIA and cOnsort CALI
forula- Lake Ontario: stezn~bargea B2llentiDe
and consort Allegheny and basgtes and schooner
Telegraph. Superior and consorts and schooner
S. Il. kimball; echOUners Duncan City, W. d.
Rounds, Grace u. Filler.
PORT COLBOKNE.
sr.ctor 1H,ont,h ,o Th1 fntcaoo 1zs,p,x
pour fof ,uonnu 0nt lime 1g-Passad down
Schooner Marysuure. Toledo to Kingston,
cnrn: 4. j. Dewey, Toledo to Sackett's Harbor
corn ,nd who.r. Thnrcer TuI+i, Il, 0swcro
corn: Sea Gull, Toledo 10 Oswcgo, corn; C. F.
Van 5trnubonzie. Chicago to klngron. corn;