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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-16
PRESENT.

Oflicers-J. b. Allen, U. s. Attorney; @.
Hopkins, u. s. Marshal N. II. Bloom
field District Attorney; r. G.. O'Brien,
Clerk VIM. Billin"s. SHtriif; X. P. Shoe
ciait. Crier Il. NJ. Hopkins and N. Patti
son, Bailiffs.
AGorneys-Messrs. Judson, Porter, Is
real, Ferry, McFadden, Clark, Strive,
Henry, Carroll, Hartman and Sparks.
Grand juror s-Messes. VIM. Littlejohn,
VIM. Peel, p. Turpin, VIM. McLane, X.
N. Billings. ". Il. Anderson, John Cor
rell, NJ. Gllliher, II. Sabin,. Robt. Raw
mon, &. d. Forbes, Ben. Vincent and r.
OSSenO.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-16

The District Court, Judge Hoyt
presiding, convened in this place
last Monday, the time fixed by the
new law. As might have been ex-
pectcd, litigants were not ready and
the term was barren of good results.
The following summary is presented:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-16

Several important laws in type for this issue
are crowded out.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-16
OLYMPIA. WASHINGTON TER.

FRIDAY ENEG, DEC. iG, 1881.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1881-12-16

In my letter accepting the nomination
for the vice. Presidency, / stated that in
my Judgment no man should be an in
cuinbent of an Office the dates of which
he is for any cause unfit to perform, and
who is lacking in the ability, fidelity or
integrity, which "A proper administration
of such Office demands. This sentiment
would doubtless meet with general ac-
quIescence, but opinion has been widely
divided upon the wisdom and practice
bility of the various reformatory schemes
which have been suggested, and of GER
tain proposed regulations governing ap-
pointments in this republic to office. The
efficiency Of such regulations have been
distrusted mainly because they have
seemed to exalt mere educational and
abstract test above general business ca
pacity, and even special fitness for the
particular work at hand. 1t seems to me
that the result that should be applied to
, 1881-08-11

lHHnCyt IL N1lH AlHnSA URgtt CuEB4 III lu9Hl VH.
1ltIcaly, mud they must lenrn TO mako Church,
s t,ss an AZ Vi lot taiH poo' sessrny y none. vss,rAs
John, pshop, scrvnnt Of tho servants Of uo,1,
10 tis vnnnrni,io brethren, Tho Arehblshops OF
1nhlin and GssaSl, st'3 e ais e!1sed en-; the
uf!oyins wo havc heard and with anxious
t,enalonnt ordurs. po'lntins those ortlurs which
they profess In irstnt'cr t0 bu condemned, mid
any to te yss as eafs g.
nnd KnyornnsMt K,. o. The rsorles onahtt
trnth, and by tho exemplary menus Of prniso-
worthy. works to lead them to salvation. hnvc
ra. wi,ien those san,o rocsofs. Wears st, el,ap-
lhins. Elke unto flanrLcrly tncn mt knowtog tho
pnths Dt rcaco at MI. not only through hidden
i,fssshinss ani t'i5is a'iyise, II fass e!iorts,
withdraw tho Irish pconle froln the .lomiufon of
King of Hmslat,t, t.tii frntt, iitisty ind obcdl.
cnc6 to hIni. md. .nponly Loud thorn to
at,nek she noyai r!ahts, ad Ta!ss tho heel q
nyplust tho su,l,u King not scong that ~. 1t, IN
!.lSrnE tn9 good q pence ND n'edsrcc .Gey
nolirishtnH iiro lit by their desire ~ by casting
OF fI; noitrishlng seatl:lals 9raot. nt,.l rashiy
to deceive tho souis 1T suct. Ga actticscc III this
rlncu In tholr Sinister suggestions: and thoy
from, tho h0mlcldcs. b,irnings, sacritcKes, aud
rnhberles pDrpetrhtGil a0 to bG pGrpGtrAtCd in
va thorcforc. desiring Ia eradlcate the tnatc-
tha apostolic writings, ihas IL your s,'sefetion
othors, will a,lmantah al md, uvery ono Of tho
frtHrs az tho aforesaid ard other ottlefs, tho
vss pnss Ell sae oaes IS ay y
seen. ux,etlicnt tn you. Ut wnatcvor state. Or,
dor, dignity, Hriso. Or condition they tnny DO,
SSsr 4jtao aa whaIt 'Aek osis it, fron 9
t'iu aforesaid prosecutions. counscls preaching.
~ Which wi wnr or tiiscorl could al artse il. said
parts. within tho spaco Ut eight days 70 be COM
bntu.l, from tho date Of tho aimnnluon::
oxcommunratiou aEatnst those who aro to DO
excommuncatotl publicly on each sunduy and
csndes VIC whenessr t nag '49 sca @ Goxpoet 70
yau that sou should proceed with tho aforesaid
'nose Erys,s axnst ta 'no eeordnE
W. command you, that you .hal! t'na
| thuse peraons who ure or may hnve been guilty
| IN this respect aud whom you shhl! discover by
eho traces Of such search ~ be G criminals. ~ IN -
may repent of having committed such thinRs.
i nay do deeasi % to uncrtKo sch like. For We coi,:
cclc full a,d trce power 10 yDii and eaol ono Of
hsso ss psessns %
dull from tho aforesnd seu liny exist, Tor sou,o
Or my u tho oslors either specially ar gon-
eaicti. suspcndet. Or interdfcted BY apostolic
ictters, uot mak,uE full aad expross md word.
sns e ss @ sss
places. mud rcrsons themselves; and With whAt-
ettors Hriy'e9ss aa gon
ut a Of words conceded by said SEC, and not ex-
| pressed or not inserted In theso presents by
| which their DifHEt H(tt1H h1 tmHCiin1 In
, 1881-08-11
3 ClNClNNATPS WATER-SUPPly.
Hptetdt utfpAteh 10 Ths 0h4sAQo 1ftbInA

ClNcINnATI, O., Aug. l0.-The quality OF tho
Cincinnat! water.supply has boon subject for
sharp discussion Of lnte, and led TO this appoint
munr OF q commission Who woro 10 make an OK
animation aud report. 1t had hooa charged that
tho Superintendent OF the Water.Works, Nr,
Arthur q. Moore, was p,1rposeay c0ntamInaslng
tho wator.suppIy In order TO secure tho abollsh-
ment Of tho present systeln, and tho adoption Of
what Is known a. the biarkley Farm project, III
which he il Interested. Tho contamination
arose. 1t was al!oK01, trutn tue dumping OF Rurh-
HKe Into tle v1pln!ty OF tho Watcr- Works, tic
MnshinKs OF which we're sucked into tho putnPs.
The Examiulun Commission found that Eurbago
tvaa being du!npel at the polAt destKnAteds buE
c!ty'e water supply tllorsfrpnl: They rco1ns'
OH aecouut 0f the had mnral olleot It IL having.
Ihcy also urg0u thAt the city should be pr1-
yldad At ~ early date ~ posaiblo with larEor
aud pllrcr Water-suPply. Thu report il gratlty-
Ing to the Superintendent ut the Water. Works
and to c1as Ut rttlzons who Hr0 anxloua
Water. Works Department. ynlioated. IT 10
charged, however, by thosU living near the du mp
cNtnplRtned nt. aud who arc familiar With ltk
action, that but !ltt!0 effort wRs made by tho
Commission to Ket ut the truth. They say that
tho examination VII. made IN very o!lrsory
MAnpcr and tn tho daytime. when ihe river g
tho washingt from tbs dump arc not carried lIto
the punps. Whatever tho truth may be-, IT. ID
eFit!ent that the pFo$ent Wattk.aupply u anada-
quite to tho wants OF tho city, and The psopaF
Ta.us have not been taken 70 kcop !ts purity
Ab9rp 1u6pj23oE,
, 1881-08-11
BULL Of POPE JOHN XXI. AGAINST THE
IRISH.

av'~ 1a"Ir W " ,,"' ~ o"so'. 1''0a"e @ @u,.
ton recently 10 endcavor to provo that the cole-
bratod bull OF popu Adrian 10 Horny II. Of En-
Elana' empowering MIN 10 ee'zo ifo1ana' Was
forgery. Two en'!nent 1Fsa ecclesiastical dig
nt.srlcs.l'shop @ Moran n md the sseat osa.ur
%",,s,,.s tra.tss,s ~ try "n., fuIst,v onn ~ no
nasu ,ae ,sea.scs ~ tty anu iatss o..o u .no
which all previous Catholic Irish historians,
from Kentipg to Moore, fully bplicyetl--uatpc)y,
aua. tupo 4autaan lssnea wv uul,o"ea,ns
HenFy H. 10 conquer ireland Whntover A0aota
tuay 10 rniB0l ms to tho fact Df AtrIAn lAvlllE
issupt bull for tho conquest at tho Irish by tho
rnriIsh. tbaro can ho M dnuht ni,out tho mil.
- st sae' ,., .' ~ ~ aen w u'''.t
ot "a'ea AAesai EnEAsa tfanstauon 10 aofe
glvOu. A fao BIn,liO Of this bull may hU seen at
tho Tubllo LI0rary In this CITY. In Yol. Of
thn, ,,,nt~ntnonrt ,xn-,r tbe Mattor.t 1Mnn,,.
lnts ~ 4ntnu1 1bn ostnn @ ~ gsm a
sorvn5 l., 1Ha 1rittS tsaan., "ul rS"
,, ans ~ ~ .s,c,i n% 1s1ao inSr AVWTt s.,
xvi XvjRnpn IN % i;S7. ~ ""'S 'o'" @>@'1' 1'''A
, 1881-08-11

Largo Couslgnnlents from Mainc for
Use in Tials City.

liza i'm Tnls CIV.
,rrr rn,r,,xr vostaraav rccor,ic, t1,o ,c,t TINT
4ns iNihoSs ;oa'.ta"s 'eeoAueA ~ .aos M uas.
thoru arrived tho day bolore by the bltchgnn
Ccutrnl railroad twonty carloads OF grant pav
nT"na whtnh ,vcrc tho avont co,riur ~ .n,nr an
.nuo, ~. 8. to.. a .s. 49,. .,nt W ssasn"%
caf-loaas 10 90 DrouFat nofo oser tnat Fal'Foao
During tbs AFTERNOON a reporter called at tho
o1Ico nr thc South parE f,ommlssinncr, md cn,,-
Vofsed VIII Audltof Rasso'!' "ao sa'u'
"Thc stone mentioned Is gray grant from
haine. Il comes ln blocks and ts 70 DO used fnr
"Wby hAs tho Medina, N. T., sandstone been
dfacnrdcttf"
, 1881-08-11
R2tHaZ's Regulating Hl4!
Without Pain, Altcavs Reliable an'
Natural III Their Operation
4 VEGETABLE SUBSTITUTE FOB CAleA4

Perfectly taataless, elegantly coasoa, os,..cM VA
sweet Rum. purge, regulate pus'tJ'
IL 4nWASs I p1Lts for tho euro Of II d!.9sssse HI.s.
OF tho Stomach, Liver, l0wels, k!ano5, @ on.
der, Nervous uHea4oe, Headache, G2nsn;taiR,srssE
Gostlvencss, fndiHesuon, Dyspepsia nHWsIl HWslss su4
Fever, Inflammation Qt the BoWen. E.. WAS
ali derhhgements OF tho lutarnal 91sse1 1sse.s1y yef.
fanted to etf0ct a permanent cure; r.ais r"i drdet
0tah!e. containing no msEoufy. miness0'
ateriou8 drugs. .-....s raau]b
ing from diseases OF thu digestive o!Ean niool u
stipation, Inward Piles, Fllllness Of 70 Nssssa
tho Head, Ac1dlty Of tho 6toueca.. IHeIrhl
Heartburn. Disgust OF Food. tullnee3s 3sintinf q
il tho Stomach, Sour EFuotat!o1ssn = smesf.r9
FluttesanY At tho Heart. CHOKING os ilots u
Eensalons when ia O lying pos! 1rn,t psin u
Webs befose tho Sight, Eevef aud ~ nSN YeIIoT'
the Head, Deficiency Of Pessplrapq9na +hs eda
ness Of tho Skin and Eyea, pain ~ =. ii Hsst,
AFenst. and Limbs, and Sudden klus0@' ]
4 Tow. doses Of NAbwAr'S PfEtS SEs1a.4a. w
system 4tom ai3 the abovenauled l!su
Prtcs, H6 Cents PeT Vop' ..nlt ouf
We repeat that tho reader must SHessses HVes aaa
books and papers on TIM subject oi aaGt a!sGs
tho'E cure. among which may DO na'a'
"Aatdteav on Irritable gTs4hna'
~ Nkad.uaN on kcruftAa.a ..ca u p414
And others relating TO different ola>1>
'' SOLD NJ paUao1gM ,.pues ii
READ "EALSE AND !leSsIA ~. ~
Send a aletter.ssamp TO RApWA1xs, WA1l1s, ffefE ls;,
formation worth thousands Will po s7a''
, 1881-08-11

s,as s ~ escpo' 40 ''' fcios' ouo"' "'o o"'
jim ftst,ry, the colorcd man who t,ung u
avn,c a,i hr,,k XIX nccs l.. " bv Mil n.I|s ~
hn6pj"st h. a'I murJercr a. #, i'll, iils 5acc Is
q Ioaa o srs sdo 's9 mo- o'nns 4 ~, 's, tn
r"n,i1v sty VI w ncarcorntcts tn,riarrra are njnwr'I
% usaiy n,o hours rciaxation CIT Of tho % twanty.
II si,bt Ia see lin 5un Fun ti tuy 9rounI. I
c,ic ine flooring Of tho acooid tior nr cells. as,ii
i'nf' h,,t tfc otfcnt s;s 1s vnot, tnfnnnr a s,f
iiis 4ynit,astics arc nppnrcnt il, fIs oxcciiont
tlme St.r.1s for thH shnrijf 10 ncrisrI1, tnv,ri,.
choIy duty by Jim thore viii hc coriainly ono in
te ps,ty nno o wGm aao soomny OF tho oc
IN STRIKING CONTRAST
to Henry II Jorry MillIgan, anothor co,orcs.
an, ,orr,bly wouI,dcti anottsr i,acauso ho 10.
sSaas ,; Airy S!e S ,o;5 s. 9s;, ,s,:
fnr"; ,tith no t,c snnsKs 10 rS, 1ic nn} snNn,la
nil h,s lime, II, ccl( md cut OF ce in tlsetly
Wntnh III .tnN;',v ,irclinos n iiv,i~n tn his
frIot1sls. 1iow h1 could ever htyo Cotton 10
wsrkoI un nj 10 stnrt forth or n elnyluR uxpetii.
fjnn ia nivstcrv II iii frlr,,Iis in tin raw
Tnn hoodls,tn hne two or three REPRESENTATIVES.
In tha raw. i,tit t,tjolnt Van jiossn In t:nil II.
t1,o int 3f t WIN Hnrl nj I'M " thu us1rrr NJ
tho iii I'll .is M Atn9n !. thn encnmen ~ ot ihn oInes ~
most worthy nf .tcscrjps1on. low stzci!, dark
% eo,npicxionc.l Ind. 1t a6n,t fvo fSat ak t,shcy
etiii}ir md Inhnism. mn fhr,n M iposo In liz
r1nvri,Stts th"t II saor,s Ia In nttmccti Mt the
foi,lts i,y strings, ho seemed yery cfulNNlincnt
nf Dnor:nnnl Tt,.sinsnass' ffis slni,nh,.I h,,t,
cocko' 10 enc aiJo and ps1icd forward. h,ox oycs
n pnir of heatv. biRoS oyrs. aiways On tiiu Ink
out far Bomctfinr, Nothiuv III i3{s t,latit,cr In.
ticatcd nnv snmsr of thn nrr1la OF his nt,sliInn,
T,hn hnOf,i,,sn riaime fn hnvt. fr3rntis Whn ,sii
naii hit1, throu1i,. and savs fio foes nj, r,rht
nGoui lie result. which leads 70 tho euppostioti
ihnt he liza hc,n stliiivtmr i'm in iri,r1nr casee
tho nrnn1rtions Of nrrests Ia mltrduss. OF In.
tictmnnts Ia nrrosts. al trials TO inIctInruts uf
eonriottnns to triaE, ai,,i oS N''' -
"s.ss ~ sA,s.. ~, 49, .s,s, "
y HAnatSes ,'.' .l,o To- SoSviG1loNs. " g .uu
md Charles Il: denton, both coiore1, tho acoon,-
pllecs tti tho Stern murder. nro ordinary spool,
nIctls OF the dGgrAttca slpnfzcnB Of the WDrsi
quarters Of seuth CIsrk street; Thoy have not
such "gOou friends" rs Vnn ylcssOu Gun boast
md. consequently, AFRO not ~ happy concsrnlnu
tho future.
prinue Albort Jones, Of Cell ~. thu coaorct
tnn,l who shot and killed bis brottor during ar
nisercat,on, 10 a well.drossrd, middle. sIzel mar
Of I'll, OF liRht complex xiun, and apparently Of |,
, 1881-08-11
AROUND THE LAKES.

Toledo Dtatis: "Thero has Tor some sisue past
been considerable discussion among lnarino
men regarding tho speed Of tho tug Darlington
and tho yacht Lola, many contoudtnS thAt In
teat Of speed the Carslnston would prove her
solt tho fasteF ct tho two Yesterday when tho
Darlington came ABREAST tho landing ut Putin
Bay, on her way from saadusky, tho Leila
steamed out. aud tho tug and the yacht wese
soon near each other, A propos amount Of
steam waa quickly put on, and tug and yacht
shot away toward Toledo. The contest was very
exciting, and WAS kept up for distance Of this-
ty ui!os. The tug and yacht seemod possessed
OF equal speed aud It would have beon ditB.
cult matter to tell which would come out ahead.
tho CArFtngton, aud q broom WIN raised Oh tho
Leila a. u 8tGnal Of victory"
e1loTuuM WOULD III PROTECTION,
Cleveland Herald: "OH Port Washington on
Tuesday nixht, ons OF two tine yessols. which
tho SCHOONER William Iones, of spalld!n9's
neet. III order 70 prevent this collision, and not
delay tho big fellow, the Joaos, though IL tho
right xavs* way. This 10 dangerous, action.
and wcrU those hot -beAticd CaplAlns who. hnv-
| Ing usaaea craft ballde5s tls!s way through
, 1881-08-11
Fo,gcr. A. j, Dewey, IT. Inwtnncc. II. A. Kent,
East Saginaw and bnrucs.
Wlnd-Nortt, frcsh: weather, flno.

Foigcr, a. j, Dewey, IT. Lawrence. II. A. Kent,
Enat Saginaw and baruc'.
Wlnd-North, frcah: weather. tlno.
nUYFAhn.
Special Dfpdteh to Tie Chstaoo Tribune.
HurrAt.0, N. r.. Avg. i0.-Art,vod-1'ropniie
LchiRh. via Eric, frnm Ch!cago: propeller tn,ltn.
urni,,, Duluth; propeller Chcngo, gr,.ln. hiit-
wAukce.
cleared-rropcors llochestor, Montana. md
Idaho, and schootiers Llzzic a. t1w. i. Kotdrr-
hotsS, Michigan. I; u llnyes =. 4: NISho;2n,
S s's s ssssi proSpssi SsSsif ins Ss,
,Saase ses ts 4 asnS cine
IL To!cdo ut III sontr froo: schop,,ers john Ko,.
cunts; rropellors Nebrnska and Thomas W.
sf e @ nUosr oEE, g5s se se 10 g ehenEo a IT
Cannl frc!ghts remalu unchanged nt four ccnts
on whcnf, tilrcU anil 4 hMf celitH on corn. md
two aud tlrec-QhrtGrs un nnts NUthtnG doing.
MARGUERITE.
Sptetdt Dbpateh to The Chfedon Tribune.
MAnqtEr'rE, Mich. Aug. 1o-iassod down.
nd Xrrivedrt'r"peiior tT1ii Smith Moore, tug H. Il.
Lyon, AMI propeller Chamberlain. scnoucra
qGnses. e. William Homes, nelio flAasco'n, and
Tearei-ir iropccrs tlnvann. sm!th Moore, md
le&hrh!ul; schooners Helena. y. +. Ely,sC. Wnlt
s'' ~ rscAsAnA.
Hpeeial nispnte;. . The Chicago Tribune.
EscAsAnA, , Mch.' A!y' l9l-Arr!sed;Es!snmors
6 Ss;ay; ;s;t e. lea'on' 'o'sp'' Wade Donaldson and
u ib5cparited-stoarners i W. L, wctuore, II. CHS.
holm. Progress, George ilarnlMn,, mud City OF
New York; schoonors 7. l.. Danforth, brunette,
Gcrlach, and L. Casey.
nay CITY.
Special ntsrateh to 7he Chttaoo Tribune.
NAY f?hTT. MJnt1,. Aitt9. 1n-Thn NtT1ttn11Gr
, 1881-08-11
Sagsala[liNliial Rgsdyult,

Chronic Skin Diseases, Carries Of tho none ru.
mors IN the Hood, Scrl,tulDus DIseasps, iii y.
soses eheno or 6a Dears III H, vns5Ssses
llckets, White Swelling, Bcall Iirnd' iits5att
AHcctioNs, Calkers, GlAfldulhr S,ye!iurs Nodss9
wasting md Decay Of tho Body, FiInuJea ~
HlotGhes, Tlm0rs. pyspepsia, Kidney and DiaIs
dor Diseases, Chronic 1kheumntIstn ana Eo,,,
Consumption. Qrnvel. md Caaoulaus DenT.I;s
ana Varieties of tho above complaints to 1hies
soMetinee nro gtyon speelous nnmes. 4'>@
Possesses tho curative pnwer over these dtseNts
Tint hndway' Rcsolvent furnishes, Il ctiresltse
by step. surely from tho Foundation. and restoress
tho injured pnrts to tnolr sound condition III
wnsteA Of tho body Rre Btoppcd, md heslths
blood Is supplied to tho syste,n, from which nes
material ID foru,ed Thia ia tho first correttiys
power uf RadwRy's Na.olvent.
In cnsca wlcre tho systeru has been snityatoA
end Mercury. Quicksilver, Corrosive Hubi!maN'
hnvo accumulated nud become dcpoeited ia ths
bones. Joints. etc. causing carries at the bonss
Ricketts, spinal curvaturea, contorttous, Nhts
dwGlllnRe. var1coso veins, .otc.. the snrshplfils
unte tic virus Of tho disease from the system.
II those who aro taking these medicines 10.
tho euro Of Chronic Scrofuious or Syphtl!tlo
cases, however a1nw 1nny ho tho ci1re, "f0et bet.
tor and fl.ld tholr. general health improving.
their flesh a1d weight increasing, Or even ketp.
Ing Its own, It Is Buro Sign TINT tho cure IL pro.
crossing. In these discusses tho patient elthes
gets hotter or worse-the virus Of tho disease d
iiot inactve; it not arrested and driven teom ~
hEnou it WILL aprOad and continue to undermine
the constitution. As soon as tho EarsapksiIIs
makes the patient "feel bcttcr," every hour
you will grow botter md increase In health,
, 1881-08-11
MISCELLANEOUS.


n Special Dtspdtth to 1hs Chttaoo 1HbunL
OTTAWA. Aug. 1o-Mr. LlRhtfoot. Government
Engineer, has inspected tho harbor Ut Port El-
RIsl, whero Important improvements nre ax.
uscted to bo made. Tho water was found In
most places to bo sufficiently deep TO admit lnko
vessels With snroty, while tho bottom Is OF such
II ohRractcr Us to rendcr iialtng up unlikely,
wllilu ut tho Same titno It affords good anchor
ago. a...-..
8pteta, Dispatch 10 1hs Ehteapo Tribune.
MINIATURES. Aug. 10.-Graln frcights for
Lakes Erie md Ontario ports aro still entaroly
nominal. Tho schooner james D. Sawyer tnkcs
and It Ia rcpottel tho schooner NJ. J. Cummings
hns also been chartered for Chicago at tito sAt1lo
rAtc- ...,..., .-.... .-,
Special Dtepetsh to Tbs Chicago T4tbunt-
MusKE0oH. bftc1.. Aug. 10.-Thc Nctl1o Tor
rent at Dctr0t.' il nxpeclcd Tonight. sh0 Is n
t,rst-o!ass bout, and will go Into tho lumber
tralc.
LOCK- AND GATE MEN RETAINED.
Special Dupateh to 1ne Chicago Tribune. :,
g. besn asSsa tat 3a ,o AT oM eana eant
and rats mon is rotaincsl and paid. '
ruNNlNn IN CONVECTION WITH THE H1EroN.
sofelal Dispateh to Ths Chkaao 1rtbuas.
MusKE0ON, Mich, Aug: l0.-Thc ateRm.eRrEe
Iiilton ns frolRht boat between Chicago md
DAMAGED WHARF.
8pttta, Dsspateh to 1'hs CAteaoo 1rsbune. So
MuskKGoy. Mich. Aug. 1o-Tho schooner
and d!d some damago to the wharf but mono to
hcFsolf.
THE HONEST JOHN 1.AIsEp.
8ptetat Ditpateh to 1hs CAieaco Tribune.
RACINE, Wiz. Aug. 11.-Tho echoouor Honest
o vii spao t. oe 'So e aoe pS Il dsy
, 1881-08-11
ST. LOUIS EXCITED.

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oycs, mi, good les. iio i,ns hp,l % subsidiary aI
positions in tho Ford Opera Company for some
tltne pust, and this 10 nsobnhly tho irst tiuo bis
n, ,,amo has appeurea prominently IN tho tho news.
that. that thrco s weeks ago a young lady Of sreat
Cave Theatre and sssus ony to tas ~ ter.
sho looked At hm ilsc1y and d. sminaly M I be- sss, says
ono ovonInK shc took the rorlct from her
hla attention to It. Then with smile s',o rlaced
Il sne aaoF ,e ss%5 ssso po os which ta 'hs %s
'ronn", t,nvsr 1'1 no.,onn 10 ~ "' .,o o"an ,,,a.n
yppsa an a"orc .c Iovops ouo wp,oh e fnra "ase
noto, and then asked a frioul WHO tho Indy
WA. asiiss Nvliio Iazeitlno," wns The or reply. s
.And whg Is shcs" "Tho hoic OF 81. Lou's."
which, Amweg snys, tho laay told h.u. She hntl
fSsssa MI offers Of s9ss %se ono 'no, e
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srIiHcns md .to W." ,soa na T,cma,,n. ,n'"us tmt
, 1881-08-11

PpHr HURoA, Aug. l0.-pased down-PEo-
petcr Japan, Onelda. 0scodo, James Fisk, Jr.,
hoanoke, A. Summon and bsFEes, Bay CITY aud
M. Peterson.
Up-Propellor Avon; steamers City of Glove
saad, Pearl, Flora; sea9oaess Eunpysids, Aeu5y
, 1881-08-11

Mrs. Quabach, @ indy residing at No. 10a
Fourth place, New York, states that al!e was
subject TO frequent attacks OF headache, a1M
used St. Jacobs OIL with great satisfaction.
ltrelieYcd ler.wlsen ,aoihiag. eisq would,
, 1881-08-11
MRS. MltlARO FILLMORE.

NDRFALU, AuR, IU,--b1Ia. HINlaFu FllIt0pf9,
reliut OK rsesldont Fillmore, Ia lying dangerous
ly III from tho effect Of second stroke Of par
alykis. Although conscious uud comparatively
f1oe tsom pain, her early demise " looked tor.
, 1881-08-11

and licensed. 1t seems that tho Assessor OF tho
South Town Of Chicago has asscsscsscd nl vcs.
sells owned nt this port In his dtatrlot. and tho
ond Worth sidss ara Isb Sob eIercIsed ever lis ~:
tion. They claim that thoy havs always paid
xS an e sa sSs as yps II !a he 5 ss SS
tho Assessors Of those towns+ Th0y contnnl
that TO pay taxes On thols vcsscl.proporty
TO pay, increascd taxes on their o!hor
personal anil real property in tho respoctlya
towns IN which they llye, tr,aamuea % tao tax,
ycssei-propcrty + assessed ana laxSa on tho
propose to rosist tho taxauon Of th9r cruft by
the South Town Aascssor, lnd will! carry tho
matter Into tho courts for adjudication.
THE STEAMBOAT LINES.
The elegant 8ldnwhcel steamer Shoboygan, Of
tho popular Goodrich LING, lcavcs this 0vcntng
ats o'clock for tillwankeo.
ThS @ ~ yf E,s s sbDpp bsSps oo
hor re9u!9r trip 10 llentom larhor and Ut. Joseph
at u ooloek to.nisht;s Those seektng comfort
9s r. vel ~ celebrity will ind both combined In the
Tho magnificent stoamer g. Louis, Capt. JOHN
IIai, Of stls un,on LING. leaves this evening Tor
KRnce by ono steamer tf,ht leaves this port,-tho
Nyaok.-an1 her !tnmonse passonKeE-llsta ouch
trip attots the popularity Of Capt Hall aud bis
The tine steamer Columbia. Of tho Now En-
gland Transportation Line. loavcs for colling-
,mons, q ths Lake pM'shisaa IaEs saporior
sen,emon p; aud soaa,eu. capt. &. Ms!nah. lcsves
to.morrnw eyoning for MArluottc. Duluth, and
oshcr Lake Superior ports. Ono of tne pootl-
Smith 10 that they desiro to repeat .holr tripa
With him, which speaks volumed for the gallant
1ha wci-appoi1tod aud commodious steamer
Ocean, Of the Morehants' Montreal Limo. leavea
to-morrow ovoning for Monsscal md other
lower lHke ports.
DOCK NOTES.
Aleck Mclean takes charge Of the cnRino In
tho tug Crawford this morning.
Edwar,i REED. termer ct tho tug Crawford, ~
now GnRineer In tho steum- barge buckeye.
Tho Immense scnooner San Diego arrived here
yesterday wiki cargo Of lumber from Ashland.
The Btoatn. .bargo Middlosox arrived yesterday,
towing tho echooners Huckhout and Melbourne.
It was reported along tho docks yestcrtiuy that
no tuE a. P. Wright, OF Mansteo,. had boon
Capt. James Barry, fn,nlliary. known az tho
M.0oyornor," is now In command OF tho tug Assn
Tho steam .bnrgo Trucsdell came into port yes
terday With zig hoIo stove IN On tho stashoard
sldo OF her bow.
Tho tugs Now Era and neockuay nro ngain in
port, tho former With 1vo big lumber barEos ami
tho latter with ono Of those floating lutnher-
yurde-n luke tlatboat.
nre In the ChIcaAo Dry. Docks having thelr bot
toms oaikGh. Tho schooner Ostrich Is in the
sauo docks for top-sido cRlking.
by failing pulley -olooEjvhi playing on d vgs-
injured TINT It 10 feared be Will dis.
ts spl stea.n pleasure @ yseht a Sat On 6oSss % isiu,
reached water wton daskness compelled a aus
Tho Canadian schoouor Alexander, londet
mornng minus her forotopnast, and part ii
ksth qrrot fr, IN ftA 1rtH iSSt