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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-26

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR
SALE AT WEST BRATTLEBORO containing
ahlg machine, circular, band and other saws, with
M Ines @ And other machinery fer general wood work
"a. P ,h good repair. Best water power on MILESTONE
n,, DaVIA t FOR particulars enquire of f. f. FISHER
WI 'he premises. tf44
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1880-03-26

vances. and Marcel signed note at twelve
months for nine hundred francs, being for
loans plus interest at the market price.
, 1880-05-21
PORT OF CHICAGO,


Etur Chicago, 3IanItowoc, sunIrfcs.
stn.r Mnskc c9o,,. Muskeson, s,l!,,lrlrs.
I1up PrussIa. Montreal, sl,fidrles.
prop Mnry Gts'h sa,ith AMvc,,. stndrIes.
Prop Chimney 1ialrtbnt, Erie, etn!.
Prop buckeye. Muakou'!l, lumber.
Prop Avon, Buffalo, suMlrId.a.
I'roi, Swallow, White Lake, lumber.
Prop G. illckor. Mnsk,Enl,. lslln''Gr.
pop no4rTe y na,nar; I, @ st1.sler lamnsr;
Prop q. r. Heath. sAugntuck. .s,,,llrles.
Prop 0.onto. nreen t.ay. stItl,lrlcs.
lsrnp T. G. Peters. Manlstcc, lumber.
rrup Fayetto. Nnnstee. lumber.
rrol' COLORADO. Buffalo. s!,nrtcs.
Prop 0nefta. Buffalo. sunllrlts.
prnp Deiaware. l3lifule, suntlrirs.
schr Thomas Tar9ons, Cleveland. coa!,
sohr ,iurEsFtan neaves r. Isana, ,,tr:a ties.
schr 7: Bimm.; he1i itiser, rnlirs'ai tics.
Euhr J. H. lalltter. Erip, conl.
ser PEORIA. MusktK0n, lumber.
schr TELEGRAPH, Mu!keg9n, lumber.
sohr Il. s!mmons, MuykeT',n, lnmt,cr.
sehr James Gnrrets, 5ullistce. t,ulbcr.
sshr s J: rarkes @ Ys N'nskcE,n';; v, w.';al.
Nclir Heed Caso. Cievuian.l. Uni.
Sthr .. Culver, ft.tssntikea, 1uuIlcr,
schr J. l.. Le Calr.,s. Iinrs l'iur, railgnad ties
Fiji q !. fIxbrliFs, paricn l,uy, railroad t!c..
9EHr NHlll0 " lllX+ 4Aufl}HBLNIl lGluDEfs
Sohr y: }atea. Eantwater, lumber.
Schr stlln1,. Huntington, lln,ter.
Hchr Windsor, MAlltstce. Ilmlcr.
schr y: A. frish: Graul Haven. lumtcr.
schr Ctty qf Er!c. MuslteSo,., lH,nbor.
Echr Golden IiNrrext, Milskf1eyl, wood.
6chr clArs. ttnnsttiup, lumber.
tcbr Il. J. skidmpts. i'eutwatcr, lumber.
ACTUAL EAIL1EGs.
SChr ttincrvR. MtakeRnn.
fG1r Sn,p Ge"g1tks;F,y, e 1tsTay, sM'usEktx"n. s'!'sEexx"
$eSss s sia3: j:t' \. T. Fssry ;t' %Sito Iako.
sehr uttawa. tlranl lfuyen.
E @ EsSs SaS'S; iiss!;%s; y ,Nssxs;ssomn; s;s. d.
schr n. 1a,'awIg, F!ckar,i's Pier.
Hchr r. Slmlns. ltcd lt!vcr.
Hohr lmperIul, ttuoinn.
Rchr J. r. 3iatt. Escaual,n.
Sahr W.'tverInc. Grand lfnyep.
sshr ssI'r fis1!. iss: h4afs'ss. hai'';1IfsE!s".
schr y. Eanrs,,, htanistcc.
schr 9. Aichclso,,. tullngtou.
Rcllr l4eMn johnson. Mt10iIiuce,
Rchr J: +. j0y, buffalo, II, ,a1l by earn.
in'p Skytark; llcntoM itaritor, s',nIrtos,-
Prnp Hilton. llkG'a Pter, st!nlries.
sssr ss issai a% liai $;S:! sSo y ~ Sb.: Wboas
FsnE Ertp HstRSi GssRS t'uan 'f%'S, e. ea ,s,t ssF
achr G. Il. 1on,ts. Buffalo. 1lDO b,, c0ri,. ."
Prep Syask h. nstLst, ,.a ieo1 y. oata. le,ooo bn
schr 1utpcst, durion l,ay, bfs pork and
s,mr su.Eesnn. ,slu!sk;ouen, sautlrIcs.
ffop tn lastgMse rnrs l"aao 1so hu cor' and so0
rrop Maf; nloh. South Haven, sundrte..
in,p i rccut,ssh, Rarnis, "; n'uS, lC'Ts' III s,'rn
rroi, i. q. ilrittal,l, Whlto Like. sa,,lirIcs.
sehr lsc:VHIpt.nn. co!ltnxwas!. ip:h's III corn.
Hrhr NoWhbny, L1ftis Cedar l(lrnr aitnIrira
, 1880-05-21
MARINE NEWS.
Grain.Freights Still Tending Upward
Because Of Scarcity Of
Tonnage.
Shipments Of Wheat from Milwaukee
and Kacino Brought 10 m
Abrupt Stop.
Several Disasters Reported from Lake
Huron Ports-Notes Along the
Docks, Etc.
HOME GATHERINGS.

bNAVH fVEIHHTa
maintain their Erlnt.eas lcouuss of tho scarcity
0t tbtlitnKn. I1lo ralG Yesterday waK t1tlutci at
OK cents on cnr,l md ccnta III wheat 10 Duf-
fnln. Chnrlrr*: To 1stfyHl1-sclooners Etxu-
beth Jo1ics, II. NJ. HEnve, MyUsoiIs, Eyniino, I'm.
prrlnf. ami anm Flint, cnrn ut bif cents; pro-
pciEer Oneida, GDrn un through ratc. TO Erte-
propeters Janiata, Delaware. and Allegheny,
corn OIL through rltis. To CniIngw0od-Schouu.
ers Resumption, fAilkee n!atic, n1ld Columbian,
corn at ~ cents. To sarn!a-i'ropcitcr Law.
renee, corn I'M through rate. Tu Nuntroal-
Propeller prussta, corn on private terms. Gu
raelty e.RnKed. 3s'i.60 bushels corn. Tho ngctlt
WIN chartered the propeller ChicHxp nnd her
thfEu cUnsrts ut cas1ts ppr b,lHhul iii corn N
lti!'tnlo ttt. allowed HonlD Dne IL make n good
"s fa, e ha iS & eents 81
the aI!!nc kiIld Of grain.
Coaray freight. rrnn,n qu!et but arm. Et,-
!; ! N,chols' s.,'nf'er from Ocunto to Ch!caxn At
fLs'!s on tho rni1: schooner Eliza Dliy ard
Msscsar T. eraSo GHfxs ss; Il ry a Il. r TIT eS scoR
Milton. heinluck ties fra1n Muskegon to Milwnu-
BELOW GRADE.
=, It wns ru,,ortctl In marine circles yesterday
that shlp!lIcn!a hf whcMt frun !tacine and NEf.
MaIkso hre virtually cstnppcd by reason Of tho
WI p sa 'tS Gscto Is to' H. NS Sffae Se
c II M!snkcs VIII hive II n. thaa far a%'1t 1een en-
" i,lnktug shipments of what thoy esteemed 10
iM r.; o. q s'pcrlur lGaltrfn enver requirements.
nut tho reflection lB still worsu upon tho Crcntn
City grados ns Mt present established.
DOCK NOTES.
Parties from st. Joseph wore in tho city yes
tniti,ay arranRlng to have tue stcai,er Flo!t en-
Cox. y WIS uLMlcrsttAxl Inst ev1uins intends 10
nccept the oilers .na1c, hn1 run the Fturn, Mt
least t,'t1tnK portion Ut tho season, between st.
JtNGpi and Ehen2tI,
The tug Martin Green had her pt1ot-ho,se
wrcckcl yesterday, nGar Twcnty-aecuml atrert
bridge, South llrstnch. by coming IN cunct with
thd, hc.sd'Ecnr TT tho acllnnner EvnlIue.
INC tllK slufMfnor1t Ia not tho old Samson. ms
stated IL, 1nE TM1nUSE ycsterttay, but hears tAa
name Oru!'lllly bestowed upon hcr. THO Metn-
ut Cleveland.
The scow Milton received new forctop yes.
tertiNy.
AIMING tho arrtvais Mt tho lumber market last
evening WIS tho etea,n.bnrH9 X. q. Peters, with
4 cafgn Or 4E,,os) feHt Vt dry lumber from Mnn-
ihtGe. hne n1ndu tho run u Chicago It seventeen
asll half huurs.
, 1880-05-21


!?scnnafM, orc: tIen. II, Ely, Marquette. orr: r.
II. kIt'bnll, Mar1.,cttc. ere: J. i. Card, Mnr,
1nettc, 1re; Jno. Mnrtin Marquette, ore: David
Cleared -PropolersC Clicaeo. Chicago; portnge,
t;n!ca1t.: POTOMAC, ChleaRHt BuGnlo. Chicago;
tn. XIII. Cn'cnRns ~ coal; trh0tiners botithwGHt,
tas,. Enn,hn 1igSt aE,"; ES;5n Ma1oct'e n
nht. 'S'S'''''"' ''6"l' ''ep'"''e' "'"''"I''''
t Charters- -sohoonera ,ra.tcn,,. coa,, c,cvclo,,1
eso e' T. II 5aha sehssste ses sos sS
Lumbor NJ FIJI. 'ay: hsx " .,1,,a ne ov, n v thot
soino vessels #, TINT tsn,Ie nre InTtno IN, ~"
." ..- s.s.. '& t "''"& "P'
'uhT coLhohsE.
pog f.,s n,1wn 70. 70 '"r Eaeao Ir!oant;
schootcrs Maf,znnla, Kiursiyn Il, {:htfnvt,. ",c.
Uranthaa, port HcicaIf to cI"ysla;,J. isn: III.
15nn, &;.ar1 l9ss'on 10 chic"F2 E!r Misfl
mnia, whtGy 10 Cleveland, iisht; D. propeiirr u @
I.ako Michigan, iiaa,ii," L, Detfoit. lkht.
cru; Vj3or. Tolcto I" Kinratm, W wnaa; msi T.
% Hatn.noni. ioieIo 10 Il Kioxsn TKi's crt,: mi:" 3)aa.
fross, Toledo 10 KInrstt,m. ctr1,: imtue ts,ri-
ixthalr, ChlouKo to KinKatsn. corn; prop Argyle,
Chicago to Montreal, general cnrKo.
downs TIC ssns ,sk e. er S nurt
ronr pA1norsrE.
ro1 II naosls a. un5 y o y, %
ljTj,t: bNrKss Ail,nf1y md j. iiafsin tlitit,
sic, Cnicaso to KinEsoii corn .s T. = ""''' '"D't'
The schooner Il AlIatros.: owned by MUIR nrnth-
Inkon. cn,ise,I by colston viii, nn abutis.ent OF
the bridge ut that plAce. She was bound from
Toledo to Kingston With cotIt.
,iornnrny
uourtirnw. Micb.. NAV 1l.wxrr;vn,I vsatcr.
tlny-IroueiIcr AtIuiitic f,rDtetter I,erlesa And
xcfIml,,rr Exitr '~~''e''' "''S
Cleared tiynstsrdny-rropejlnrs CITY or nuluth
nnti Williams '' ~ ~
lJrctfrrs warn stnr.ct IN roroo.., Inn rocort
Rcc.nntlcr1 pf ann,t In thn t,h,nnrl NJ Tho ,,t,-
nrr ,.s,,n ytstfr1,nr mi ti,ro ~ fo ,nvs wiII
elnpsc befure like hoats can rlss through.
rscAnAuA
Fn,+,ot r,t.r1,+n :, ~. Ch,..,. n,L,.
racAxAp.. Mirh Nav owWsr,,vn,Mnr,ro,. lu.
,s-a H-rnt;";, MI II t n,.t ss ~ a".
iseii,sHns mni Il nq nns.,, Hust' sa" sehoohers
3,ie"ra.f 1sron"1inro ) mnrJ II oa.or .,a
g. G, Hnliwt., and scbtwncrs Aj,cr Kfrhnrfls. II.
a. Wctls. Jessie Linn. J. Z. lidrrtsnn, Thun,nq
HoWinnd. james PIatt Unnt1.l!t, Morning Stnr,
y. l.. Potter, Thomas W. Ferry. aud Emma q.
hutchinson ,.. o
PonT IIbnoN, May 9u-i'assnl Up-pr0pcttcts
lung, Atctle. ammo f01tlS anu cH',sort. VIII
,tn ntnt euw!c nna ohs9cs, nrta8uo anu basHca' ".
Sliiis ant! 1afTes, DsMcEatchee: sGhqonefs Lii
4tu,rs. uE n'Hrs. I'll nh'iie. eMMtysl9e, -. MMae;
faseeH DhHt-ffope!ioEs snStfelHtl. G!1y oi
comcoIa Hna stlIanft. Nnhnfst. tlhi1ie smith anu
Wfnh' SSpto SIpt1 IItt I.Ht.' Iss sGAs l"a's'
n,,t ,.rt,
DULUTH.
Special Dltpateh TO The Chicago Tribune
,nGLLI1t. MINI. hay u.-Art'veti-Ffnpct!crs
1.;, II ft,,Tnin e"''"e'' o'"t'o' oai"'"' 1A'f
ITnsnrn1 FL" i,rnnoil,re f,I,v or f,vor s,u,a co,
Iryusno,S fairt, H., oorT. ,nt"rIm s"r,,iu IN
rfs n1m'r. fysr ~ ft,,Int 1hirto @ f ,t,c,
, 1880-05-21

SrvoKLEAss, Mar a.-F.ouIt-Qolet but steady:
.,,.vsna, nup Xxx, .aa5s451, XXX, S17b2SCu; hlth
rsdsA Nziehs'4 :,
GH1ts-Corn s,ea1J. with u fair demand, At SO
H. oa1 eaFIer; quoted at +fo.
Cops.MrA1t-Qulpt as E.m. .... -....
uAY-Dul; quotad: prime, aalo0, choice, tza0l+
rnoyist0Ss- -r1rk-uJulHna fur und prices higher;
s.ptet 1. III s1fali-0. Lard arady. teroe, 7&aiMo
h. b. Dulk menta scarce and firm; shoulders,
oose, Etski packed. A:s95iG2}{, o1cns r!l,. tGlG
eesrthies My !!acon tcArGo c. nGa trtni hhoMldoIs
t1ftd scaTce and nrnl. enfyascd. I6t 19!4o
wos.et gin9. aoud resttto IA sos
o,sinaY % prime: ldtstc, a9g1r l1 good den,aI,a'
SsiSs primo e choice. 7}Ns2Soi Joilow ginsliird,
4c Noiassct dnti ind n0tiinhl1y quoted: lnforior,
III common. &c. Nco quiet, Louisiana ordinary to
thalct 5H&s1c.
FRAY Inlet nt 1dH.
YUYErAnY-SiHht exchange on Now York, $40 per
fIIU p.enllutui storltnE exchange, 4S5H.
ltaIuy N0ntheT restricts business.
, 1880-05-21

thsnzaL
0yAIS-tYhobt-Westey opened drmer, but closed
quet md easy; No. Western winter red. spot $l2s}{
e:X; Nay. kLe7,,6aL21 June. 235&eGs1 Jnly,
ntr,f2Ll5tt AuEuat, $Lm9i@,.lo. Cori1-Wostsru
srn md higher; Wortorn 1nixcd. spot 62t&o, May,
Gke June EAic. Oats dull and ensy, Wostcrn
shis, ilaec, do n,ixod. 4Dlsus5c. Kyo nomlnnl 1t
A
MAr-QuIot and steady; primo to choice penna5tva-
nh4tl10,SHM
rhovlslbSs-Qutts and nomInnliy stcndy.
BrCTEn-Wehk md lower at l59lE1.
EGGs-f1rn nj lie.
pIRoLEnM ,Som.nn'ly t1rtneE; refined hold At nc.
CUl1ft-bull but not 11OtnoiY lower,
HrGAR-Tery Qu!Gti A soft NXc.
WnNKy-Sll0t nt &l.lUAf.lt1f.
tAklGtt5a-1H lIfFGrpOn pGF atPAp1cr nominal: cot
ton I'd, Hnnf. u: gEn!n. sid.
h.GkiPTs-fouE 1911 bElBi wheat, H. 800 bu, corn,
sar,lKXTH-H Hhent, q .fT6 bl; corn, 2ta7 bu.
B1Lrs-Whcat, 4ftau bu; cuEn, Iu,H0 bu.
, 1880-05-21
BOSTON.

pus Sa, . w. aa7 A-fIouts-stoady, Western super-
s,,r ~. winter whcAts, Ohio and Michigan,
= ~ ill'nos md Indiana, ka7s3dzs; st, Louis,
%,s y spfing wheat patents. 3a7saao; wln.ar do,
s.aSs tom steady and flrmi mt1cd md yollow.
Ii, vh'ino n .nsfg5 No. ana extsu white, 4as1o,
NHfSA Aye, kc, NV ~s "'~"o "aa no' "oto'
sestt bG5o!So ebosSo IL Western creamcf,os 2,aze ,ao-
RSSSii,T.as 81 &9lG; common to GoUd, ll4tltc.
aA0bu. '''"1' s'*o bFlal corn. lHa31 bur whoat,
Stststs rs-flonr. 2,au brla, com. 1900 bu.
, 1880-05-21

Loc1Bs1taE, May at l1Mc,
i1ouR-Dufl: cxtrn, st0o; extrn fauy, si.sD, A No.
AnsEF9st tho!ca fancy, tG0g9G1Q
uaA'S-Wheat stondy; $l.osGtt07. Corn dull and
craathkedi cs NO. Nhtto. 4a54s,<c; do m,xcd 4oelio
steadJ, No. 4 aaasac. N''S
!Ar-1ull at t1l0la17m
1a1sG sGosolssitoHsEiork oosto5 h&oHdY and firm at fl1al1
1hostdsms Hsmn ~ steam 5IW Hulk nonts nrniurt
IL Mtna n H. faf aF and y M,9rot rmt si,ouldors. S; clsar
099Shao2cdi $y.akpl0N I'd sSs'se'o4 ae'et n1o
MAtAKx-3tcaffY II It n,
, 1880-05-21

tnncs lGht III NIL departments. titun rt,ni, Guit
ani trints ,iH'i; ttlnsn,n'- IN tnle drmnil mri
r.illy FinH printed Inv its In ftin ufnts In Hl.
ctEltn rGGursL nff AtrhIy. MHns wcnr wuoons qulul
but beat EHhko1 fonnin rtra.1y.
, 1880-05-21

TOYITI10.

assI,. sIp9 @. O. May ylH-onAsx-,yhest stcoay, No,
nd ,eos :, e. stb' amber M,cnIsan, N.l7i No. /
Aa4t Apen".' 'as ~ Aay tiU}is Juno. sL1ss<, Juiy,
az az a.sstd,s htss mixed so, No, 4so. M s vhIs
Wbe:s ssll Ssslcp M, H. .teay, No: st}tc. :.
IL t snRuss III sHs0a'a' Alay' sLla'
eG%Ha ss%gHa "aoa& 5'1a0 but eorn, b1n0 bu, barley.
hhaons. 's-"heat, 1900 by, corn, nooo bu, bur
, 1880-05-21

simultaneously In tho Audubon ttoWa} County
C'ork's Gnlce. ono man applied Tor O pnpy OF i
lrcrce OF divorce from his former wfo. illa an.
other man fur 4 lfcslso tn tnMrry her. Tho
former wishctl tho latter Joy, but anrCasm was
detected In hia tOl,0.
, 1880-05-21

TUHrESTtSE.
WItMiS1TnSt Mny a-SrlHtTa nr TunrENrlHE-
HtQnt1y nj 2tt1t.
, 1880-05-21
SCALES.
,1@1 FAIR RhNkB'
HT4 srANpANt
~ SCALES
M@eA OF ALI kfspe.
.NEES51Ssx$H FAtRuAMKH. M MoRaE g. CO.
M~ III Il ff3 Lake ST., Chicago.
W ~ ne careful buy only the Genuine.
RAILROAD TIsrfs-TAnLH.
ARRIVAL AyD DEPARTURE OF TRAINS, ,I!|,>'

EXPLANATION or ltrYrnExcE MAnHs-t Saturday
il}ally.
chtcaxn A. Northwestern sSnslwnv.
For MaHF. iMftte.llnnk. T!ne-Tnb,+ aicrrtng-t,nf
;H!ntiohs nppiy at my nf Tho ft,iiuwif;
trsG, "ncGs moi "E w cnnmny' sMni u t,atk-as
nnrthcnst cnr'of hhndnlph and H,ate-stah i;aln1r
llhIist. il CAnal.st ton Went BitlQj, ind al tjto
HcpItA. - " 's
, 1880-05-21

at,I,s. Is.si4. ILL.,, May W-tlMA1s-co,, ,,,.,,,,.
ssi,, ,ss a'1sd. &}46tssdo, n,t1oi MfasSNo. osts
if;sSsge es''' no. Nhlts. aaa;siKa Nye trsa, No
s'saxtsrs-Steadv ats,o,
, 1880-05-21
Ls'tsvc. Arrive.


Sntur1nt. 'f' t~
~Tn!lMan ia-whe?l, slcep!n1-Cars and Passenger
5i,sp A,.s's s,,s 1"!%ks and Kantas Gity rons!,
hotwesn chteneo nnd Knnsn. C7ty. c. IL Il q. lila.
1nE-t.ar9 AstnChel 10 MI trains. -
thfcnEo. Ntlsvnulke1 4: 9t. Pant TzNttsynr.
t"f shMt!dun Iiutut. Gorn1r ClEnhin md Car Vii.
IT, Itetnt pthces, ~ cta!k-st. Palmer House
, 1880-05-21

For siuktug spells. tits, dizxlness, palplt alton,
aud luw Spirits, rely on tlop ljlttcrs.
, 1880-05-21

,,0RAls.wh.aoan. NAV arsl-btoun-QuIet and steady,
NJ shlts nsas = barely ssuady and in fa,r domnnd,
+. s.idinx nis' Nh Aay yL.31 Junp, tl.t,tI July
- @spmsnta, lain h. s1.laA' taea1tks, wheat, M,N0
, 1880-05-21

knnfns City + Denver Faat Ek..,
kuils;La City Nlsl1t Expr1ss.,.,. >.
r. !:sjulk, HItrinEi,ultl j. l'1xax-...
Mobile 4 SeS urienns 1SxjtraAs !.
r.. Louis. sl,rtn4.lul4 \ 'rexn+.. :.
* kts,Ink Exps4,xa :. >,
l'ekItl & l'etIrist Ex,,reYa. ,..,,,..,,
Gh!satAu l. I'lsll,t:tl1 X. 1t. Exc. !.
etrentur. l.,tct,ta. lTnshln9t'n Tx.
lutieL l. ils.ilIit nm.
, 1880-05-21

.., rhtcnun It .4lkoa.
Onion icrot. w2.s s'ae, ts'st.sr C.a! and xan In
thir.l.a Tlc.nt ttlicUs, ut uspNtp " South Clxik.
st., Grund l'ntac ltutGt. n'tt Ik1mGr li1ute.
, 1880-05-21

0ssroo =. .OSSYEOO.
'Asaa ->A'<aa sa Corn sssAdY, We,tsrn u,,soa' %
, 1880-05-21

Al fE,'- run yin S1llwnilker. Tickets for Et inul
ma MsnflrntH,'M aro vMla etthrr vEn Mhtilsnr md
lfulrit uu Eheh. or T!n l.n cr013B AnJ WItopa. :,
49,. TfttH0ls Srrtrs1 tfnstr91@.
DFnt fnnt 0t I.RKEA anil gnn Hf 1Wgu -s1nnnd
IlcEet UHce III ltnnt!utp:i-st., nons Gln.k Urlnd
Fttcttlc Hotel. md iAiN%uF lIUuse.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-22

With all the appliances of modern science
the voyage of those who go down to the sea
in ships remains undivested of its old perils,
fire, shipwreck. collision. The latest marine
disaster, the collision between the Narragan-
sett and the S%tonington in Long Island Sound
on the night of the eleventh of this month,
has added to it a new feature of horror in the
cowardiy desertion of their posts by the cap
tain and officers of the sinking vessel. To
the credit of American seamen it is very sell
dom anything resembling cowardice is re-
ported OF them. A Yankee captain is gener-
ally the last man to desert the ship, while
sometimes, as in the case of the Atlantic,
wrecked a few years ago, he meets death like
a Roman sentry, standing firmly at his post.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1880-06-22

CHICAGO, June 16.-The Trib,ae,s New
York special says: There has been ,nucb
speculation about Tilden's course in Cincin-
natl, but the appeal which he presented To
the delegates and which can have only one
author, etiectuaIly settles the question of his
candidacy. The appeal has been carefully
guarded, but a copy is in hand and is given
IN fnil. 1t contains II questions which make
query whether Tilden was elected in 1876
whether he is not de jure president now
"hether he was not defrauded out of office
by conspiracy whether the house had 50 de.
clared; whether in this view a democratic
convention can justly and consistently nomi-
nate another man; whether any other de mo-
crat can consistently accept the nomination
must not the democratic convention yindicata
Iilden and their own rights bv pominati inc
him' VIII the democratic ntion NJ mi-
nate another mar than the one their platro rm
must declare was cheated out of the nre.i-
oehcy' Will not the republican press iustIv
the illogical position of the demo.
cratic convention? What a grand o,no, tn
nifty is presented to democrats whose M, ).
have been published in connection with tho
candidacy to unite in withdrawing ,,o,r
names' and presenting that of a man whom
the people elected. ~
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You can kick a bush in any county in Ohio
and out will jump a candidate for president.
Inter Ocean.
1t is a noticeable fact that while the re II
lican papers which opposed Grants renomin-
alton, no matter who the individual fayorite
might have been, are lavish in Sc spreading the
bunting to the breeze" newspaper fashion, in
celebrating Garfield's triumph, the Grant
papers have meier a "roostern to display.
Their pages are not disfgured by so much as
a representation of the sickly looking barn
yard fowl behind whose tail feathers a terri
torial Blaine organ tried to conceal the cha
grin caused by its favorite's defeat. This abb
sence of the usual rejoicing seems to indicate
that there Is too much 9 crow " in the nomin-
atien for very hearty ''crow ling to be made
it by the faithful. Occasional little
bur.ts of petulance like 50 kick a bush in any
county in Ohio" etc, also express the exasp-
Grafton felt by the third-teImers at the unfair
methods resorted to TO defeat their candidate
before tile convention was called.
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SENATE

WASHINGTON, June l6.-Senator .Jon q.
OF Florida, chairman of the commi,,oa -
naval affairs, reported with amendments h.
Joint resolution instructing the secretarv rs
the Navy to take the necessary steps to securs
adequate naval stations and harbors for ,ha
use OF the naval forces of the United stofos
at proper points on the Atlantic and p,oIso
coasts in Central American and Amausa"~
isthmus and asked its present considerable
Coekrell objected to the measure da.la.,.,,
the policy Of this government in q, I'll.
national question should no, be BROUGHT /,
IN the last two and a half hours Of ,ba ssss,t"
dar. eaiei-
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DHsORIFTloN OF AAlxER's INCH OF
WATER.

A miners inch of water is a quantity that
will fow through ain inch aperture with q
free discharge-and under d constant pressure
of six inches above the top of the opening.
An aperture l23 by 154 inches, undo pres
sure of six inches above the top of the OPEN
ing, will discharge 200 inches, and is the basis
OF all measurements where water is retailed
in small quantities in the States of California
and Nevada. A miners inch will discharge a
! quantity Of water equal to 1850 cubic feet, or
about 1900 gallons, weighing 139,5OO pou nds
IN twenty-four hours.-N. Y. Conservative.
Among placer miners such questions as
show many gallons per minute are repre-
sented in twenty, thirty, ETC., inches of water
miners measure? This question is not very
readily answered, because miners Invariably
compute water by the inch, as stated in che
above extract from a late number of a New
York mining paper, but since the lifting ca
pacity of pumps is always given in terms of
so many gallons per minute, it becomes desir-
able to know the rule by which inches or gal
Ions become reciprocally convertible terms.
The Conservatives figures, if correct, fur
nish the required basis for such a calcpla-
tion, since it gives about eleven and one-ninth
S"iioiIo HSi liiiub 10 tuC dLllOulG Ol WdtcT
in one inch, miners measure. 1t
will be noticed though, that TIE computation
is made for a six-inch pressure, whereas the
water companies of Montana always measure
under four-inch pressure, a difference that
would tend to give a less number of gallons
per minute Montana measure than would be
by computation under the slx-inch
rule. 1t will be safer though to accept II 10
gallons as the discharge per minute OF one
nch, and this gives about 500 gallons per
as the sluice head generally used on !
drifting claim. Then, since the amount of !
vater found in a drain ditch - has never
een known to exceed a good drifting sluice )
'ead, i'll ordering a pump 1t will be tolerably
afe to depend on one hosting from 500 to 600 '
allons per minute, or 80 inches, as one with e
'hich bedrock can be reached in any placer Il
in Montana. a
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BISHOP TUrTLE,s AppoIrrwrNr.

Sunday, July %, II a. m. and Q p. M, Bozeman.
Sunday, July 25, 8 p. m, Fort Ellis.
Monday, July &c, 8 p. m Hamilton.
Sunday, July q. 8 p. M, Lower Willow Creek
"Wednesday, July %, 8 p. M. Gailatin.
Thursday, July 20, 8 p. M, Radersburg.
Friday. J'y 80, 8 pm, Deep Creek School House.
Saturday. Aug. l., II a. M. and s p. M. Helena.
Thursday. Aug. o., 8 p. M, Belmont.
Sunday, Aug. 8, IL a. m. and s y. M, Benton.
Sunday, Aug. Is, II a. m. and p. M. Fl. Shaw.
Sunday, Aug. 10, 3 p. M, Sun River.
Saturday, Aug. II. & p. IN, White Sulpur Sp.gs.
Sunday, Aug. %, II a. m. and p. m, ii. Logan.
Sunday, Aug. 29, II a. m. and . p. m., Helena.
Sunday, Aug. o. p. M, UnioAville.
Monday. Aug. GO, Z p. M, Boulder.
Thursday, Sep 2, 8 pm. bishops School House.
Friday. sept. 8, 3 p. M. Poinidexters.
Sunday. Sept. o. II a. IN. and 8 p. M. Bannack.
Wednesday. sept. q, 8 p. M, Junction Lemhf.
Sunday, Sept i2,1i a. M, 5 o. m, Salmon City.
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Anthony attempted to get up Id
dents veto message for action, bit III
voted to go into executive session
after that they considered the House
the calendar despite Anthony's proteJ
was discourteous treatment of the \
The vote to consider the calendar wal
by party vote except that Plumb, Bd
Hill voted yea and Farley nay. n
four House bills then passed.
The Senate confirmed the nom,nJ
Lieut.-Col. Samuel Woods deputy paJ
general; Randolph &. Ehret, of 7
surgeon; Rev. David Wilson, Of c1
post chaplain; Charles A. Witbel
Nevada, register of the land Office ii
city Richard H. Fag, agent Of the n
Indians, Oregon; Thos. Chestnut, pos1
at Silverton, Colorado.
The bill for the relief of Ben. NJ
was made special order for the first III
day in December next
The Senate confirmed Col. Drum. Al
General Otto Mears, Colorado; John NJ
man, Kentucky; Alfred b. Meacham
ington, D. C.; Geo. W. Manypenny. \
bus, Ohio John J. Qussell, Iowa /: =
sioners to ratify the agreement with h
Indians ; Jacob HelfeIich, of Louisil
be coiner of the United States mint N
Orleans.
The President approved the supdrl
appropriation bill, and under its pro1
nominated Col. Albert j. Myer chief
officer with the rank of brigadier-geneJ
The President and cabinet are at al
toll.
Both houses of Congress adjourned ii
sine de.
All the regular annual appropriated
were signed by the President in time
nounce their approval before the hourl
Journment and consequently all becom1
. number Of nominations failed to !
action and expired at the close of the N
among them that of John f. Hartr,I
collector of customs for PHILADELPHIA.
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