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s115 3q7 IS

Total. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S115 397 IS
These figures make Beaufort's receipts for
this fiscal year $44, 234 IS more than the SINH
lar receipts at Savannah and Charleston com
bined for the past fiscal year, clearly estab-
fishing the truth of my assertion.
By referring 10 your article, you will oh
serve that you attac< my statement b. quot
ing the receipts of years at one or the other
port to which made no reference. And also
by inc uding items OF receipt under the head
OF aggregate" to which did not alude
The aggregate includes steamboat inspec-
ton fees. fines, hospital dues, and other re-
ceipts of that character that do not relate
specially to the importing business Of a
port.
Neither here nor at Washington was any
statement made with intention of injuring
Savannah or any other pOrt-if indeed it is
necessary TO make such disclaimer.
Here it was simply desired, by a compare
tive statement, to give our guests some idea of
the rapidly increasing business of this port,
heretofore almost unknown to them.
The receipts at Savannah for the current
fiscal year were not given because they were
not known-not being ub'ished-but Mr.. Will
son, President of the Port Royal Railroad, did
particularly call attention to the rapidity of
the increase Of the foreign trade at Savannah,
Charleston and Port Royal
At Washington in our successful efforts to
retain ths naval station here, the attention of
the President was not only called to the in
creasing foreign trade of Port Royal but also
to that of Saw annah and Charleston, and TO the
injustice that would be done the South Allan
tic coast by the Abandonment of this naval
station, there being no other naval establish
ment of any kind between Norfolk and Key
West, a distance OF 900 miles While at the
North. the longest distance between similar
establishment wa not more than $50 miles.
The committee had nothing to do with send
ing out the press dispatch, which contained
several Inaccuracies, the date of the interview
itself being misstated by two days.
We said nothing about the comparative cost
of collection. There need not and there
should not be any rivalry between Savannah
and Port Royal, as very recent events plainly
| show.
For more than a century and half we have
been most excellent friends, rendering each
| other mutual assistance in times of war, pesti-
lence and famine, against Spanish cruelty and
| Indian barbarIty, once when the Indian and
starvation together waged frightful warfare
against your struggling colony. l trust this
| good fellowship may ever continue. For many
reasons that need not here be named, you may
be sure that will never say aught to iniure
Savannah, certainly nothing untrue. and even
as to the truth l do not know but that, upon
occasion, / might accept the license usually &C.
corded a very liberal profession and keep back
| just little of that. if its utterance would do
her harm. Very respectfully, your obedient
| servant, WIN. ELLIo T.
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The Montgomery White sulphur
Springs, Montgomery County,

| THIS favorite Summer Resort has been leas-
| i ed for term of years by MRS. VI. j. COL
| LEY of the Hamilton. Washington, D. G. and
will be opened under the new management
| JUNE list, for the reception of guests. No
make these Springs the most attractive and
| home like summer resort in the mountains of
| Virginia. Its close proximity to the railroad,
| ~ miles distant, and connecting with a mar
row gauge railway, affording guests the COM
| fort of stepping from one car to the other, and
in ten minutes ride will be landed in the recep
| ton room at the Springs. For circulars, Civ
| ing full particulars, address at the Springs, or
The Hamilton. Washington, D. G..
mvJ4 NJ W&F1m
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Cypress SHINGLES and BOARDS
For sale bv
BACON BROOKS

- - D100A q Ba00M
coz Ea sALE' s the following stereotype ann,
Platen 1Sx24; Iron Beafin ~ ny Noes No s.
Iron Casting Mould Hoe's No e ~ t.C, =, 5'T5s
Ihey are almost new and Ia goo3 an an ,SlxS
ADDRESS ). i. FSrILL. Savannah a. J,oll1itlol
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-06

OPEN FROM JUNE 10 TO OCTOBER 1, 1881.
White Sulphur Springs, Hall Co., Ga.
ToHN CALVIN JOHNSON, Manager. Either
u Messrs. McLendon Martin or Hope will
furnish carriages at Gainesville to meet all
trains Rate for passengers Soc. for trunks
25c. Telegraph line from Gainesville to
Springs in operation. Band of Music from
July list to September 1st. Terms-Per day,
50; per week, $12; per month, $35. Je4-7t
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9ot SAX.

ENoR sALE.-aO-Horse Power 49,
H. fo 4aorse Power Locomotive Rl SiIl t1gire
Dl9 LOT saw mil or any uSel. fot,9 i ae s9a
Scnofleld Steam Cotton Press ' s5s.G5or Com Ai
C C0tf0n S saed No a,, Knowles steam BoV
and Cotton Factory Mac6in l.rVls Attacbnsrt,,
sale together or seoarafaIry complete ~,
FIELD, Macon, Ga mvts,r n SCRO
EoR SALE CHEAP. one rr-----------
Park th@ton, with pole ana a s5 5aaon TOP
plete and in good order. ~ anu shafts CON-
je4-2t ,jI.A5GGART
- "a Bay street
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8ntants' food.
Educational.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

UNlvEkSlII uf vlkGlNlA.
GUNNER LAW LECTURES (nine weekly
- begin 14th July, 1881, and end 14th Septem-
ber Have proved of signal use-1st, to stu
dents. who design to pursue their studies at
this or other Law School; I'd, to those who pro-
who have not had the advantage of systematic
instruction. For circular apply (P. o. Univer-
sity of Va to JOHN B. MINOR, Prof Com.
and Stat. Law ny26 W&M1m
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Boarding.

y OARD The rates of board At sCorrpr
- HOUSE will he reduced from Jure ~ ~ 4.
NU " en- ssr ISL 9. w. SEBGENI
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w. w family of three. a Sn sSok and FssS,
street. Apply at e. Tqha |
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street. Apply to R. B. REpPoeS s satioa sto,
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OVER $38,75o WORTH SILKS
ATAN AVERAGE OF NOT OVER 6Oc ON THE DOLLAR.
REM -.


GOLDEN Band,of we troll heen
weofer
epurch at and6
"a now
IL YELLING 36iRhswi 4c
NUNS a
NUNS YELLING @ inches WIDE
ornepr
CAMELS o
al 14c
SuperbW
land
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Bautea.

w ASSIkD; agents for PnIS--s
can't gu. sv Gay guaranteed ear = stsasp,,
SenI Stamps for cataloona send ~, ib
man9Iacturer, Savannah, Ga JAS. l sure Are
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-06-06

w ANIED. ten walters - - EST
~ at Ocean Honse TI ana chanhs.
at SO Bay street 'e' Iybee Islass mad,
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CONCORDIA PARK
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE s, s. &sRRl
May Sth 1881. :

COAST LINE RAILROAD OFFICg)
= SAVANNAH, October 80, 1880 I
ON and after MONDAY, November LIST, 1870
" the following suburban schedule will b
observed.
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D c. BACON


w AANTED. Pianos and Organ. =. - -.
;r ~ repair. Rates reasonable 70 tune \,
ihs.Ten nus, 7 B TURNER la second ass
oesWeen Bun and Whitaker sis ''4 state str Iss
, 1881-06-08
SECRET SOCIETIES.
MASONIC.

e4NhSoN1ls
DAyEXrotrr, 1a., juno 1.-Thc Grand Nit
sollic Lodge bt Iowa lltct III Its thirty-rtght,
annual communication nj the flilrtls Opera-
House ut 10 o'clock this morning, tho officers
Ut tho GrnuNl lodge all being present. The
address nf tha Grand :Alastcr-an elubornte
l}aper-was read oil tho opening Of tie scs-
si0n. Following It came the reports ot t;ratul
Secretary r. =. rnryim aiml the tlralnl Treas
uror, l.. e. DIackn.ar. Tho inter showed
tho general fllli,l cash ncco,tnt to be si5,tiEl
during the year, OF which u balance Of St's:.sa
rcn,llns oil l1nild. a telegram Of congrntu-
lation WAS sent to the Grand Lodge Of the
State Of New York, now liol.llng It's ccnten-
nlal anniversary session. Ths, nftern0on
tile dGlegAtes, about W0 iii llttli!bnr. paid y
ylslt By .sI spsc'a! tr.tn to t'c Nock Island
NEW. YoltK, JuMs 5.-.At 4 meeting ot thu
lli.iun WIS adopted thAt the Granl Muster be
directed to terminate tile c(lct Of nOtlfntcr-
collrsu with the Nfns0lls Ut Connecticut, and
be instructed To solicit tho submission OF the
whn(D matter In dispute lMtweel tllo two
tirard Lodges to a, commission Of their peers
for arbitration. Il communication WIS IT,
ceivcd from the Grand LodEe OF Frankfort
tion OF Its centennial. The communication
coltclntletl: "lIail. Grand Lodge nf tho State
of New York, tU.dnr and forever" TIE debt
Of the Hall mud Asylum Fund ls StS. .000., 1t
WIS reduced So, 600 the pNst year. Thu
Grand Treasurer reported the yehr's receipts
rs $E},G00.
, 1881-06-08

lie Church Property or tho Cincinnati
Diocese Called Ia C0urt-A LOmE SlrMg-
ylD KbrOtbNblD.

The A*slg"ee's suit Against tho Catl,o.
Diocese Called in court-A Long s.rue-
rly xsroboble,
spsetat pApateh 10 N. Chicago Tribune,
c,xc,sv.r, n lima 7-'rbo suIt orn,rst
ta Ca,oI; I.,,r,,1, ~ n, ,r',"r,v Nv sns c, rncIn
natl Dlucese, brought by the assignee OF
Archbishop Purcell, WIS called in the COM
NM, plrns Court to.tlav. The suit il neuInst
III nro,os,v ,,h,o ~ boii II, tr,st ~, ,,,..
, 1881-06-08


,,,,,. ,.sE,., t -. ...u..,,n,
'l'te Lake o'iore brought u, yestefaay hse
car-loatls Ut enltErnnss.
AFR, t,rnuv,Ilc Er,,sou Inns bccu nnuo,nted
agent ~ nulefto''' OIL ''so ohleaso " Hos'efh
Illinois llt'atE.
Tin rcgular monthly meetings of tho
~ Morthofa' ., ,st.!fee't 's mlt ~ 'e'a "e
~ ~ the "lnaser l'ote's M"'H1t"t.
Tim Providence Il Worcester flailroad flns
Issued 4 circular, stating tllut hereafter lul.
ances on 'asse'ise; a'''! VT ssr".so Will !"
dra"l' Oil Jo'''l Il. balc''' treasurer
Mr.. 4. 1tnppp, formerly with tllu Atilwau-
, 1881-06-08
GEN. GRANT.

Arrtvai in ~. 1.ouss-xuIx N1cxfcnn n11a.
.1n" . <,n,,,,,nta 4uorn..-.11ts xrnto,
1..,..,r,C,,n.r s.t,.a.,, ~, ,1,e s,,,,.
e.ss ..,.'s... ue. H., ~" "Ae SUI"
Ioct o. lag 1onktiars M .,... mMAa. .
safeaat 0spase" 10 int t"'eaeo 'ro""e'
ST. Louis, June 7.-Gon. GrAnt ,u,d party
arrived In this city ut 7 o'eogk this mGrning,
nnd wrrr tmmr,lTntc,v driven tn thu Southern.
' "s'. ~. .,'. a ,.a :" Io ~ ,.,...'" ~
wese ,r' 1ae ue'teraa ;s poe ~ "e.ns 1,s ~
day. Ile party CONSISTS OF Geli. U. >. ifallt,
his wife, and Miss Sllarp, Il young lady vito
m;ltls tho AIrx{ran trip u,,,trr tho escort Of
lila nx.I,r...,lrrt Tim. Ernut IL Innlttr
ts -. - .e',s' .t. s ., - .,..'''. .s
'huclt better taa'l "!'eI' !'a p1sSeu tnro"s! "
month ug0. liz declares that lie enjoyed Ills
Mexican trlp greatly, aid llis appearance
nrsout the usscrtton lIfsromnlnxIun IL rltn-
H., o,,J r..1,lTI nnI lila n,.aa imst ~ ,,ri~lt
~ "',.t . 1"'s -.
aita h!S stop' l!st III eAst'e hs esel. 1ie
seems to think that Mexico Ii Ercat colt,l-
try, md TINT the resources of It aru tllworkcd
md lIiimitahl.. rhe tnntes nf thu unrtv nro
a '!au ,'t'1.,, a"u mass T.. t''1 pa..y ~. ne
III ~ eooa llca4tl1, 'a'o ta'e etlo5eu the,r tsip.
Tho Gcncral tells Its friends TINT ho Inns
been successful III the purpose for which lie
went to Mexico. Tic railroad in the inter,
sss VI w,.sn .e !ou,ese. snteI ~. 10 " MScu :.
lael, anu inc t'eheFa! Is isot olt Plola OF H.
I0 II trlcnu lie declared this hUrnlnE
tint he knew TINT Cant. Eatls lati obtained
every cancesston t1o Ind nsked.-ba believed
nv.,rvthInr In ffeslriti irhn urnf,nsittotis wcro
, 1881-06-08
A LARGE CLAIM.

Nult EntoroA for Over Two Million
Dollar. Against tho tssaAte OF Ara
Nucker-lntcre.llnE "Reminiscences OF
tho Late JudHa's Lille.
Spttia, DIpatea to Ths Chfeaeo TFtbuns.,
T1ll.ApELrIll.s, H., Juno IA clnim
amounting 10 more than $!,o00.0oo against
tho estate Of ASH Packer WIS filed III the
Orphans Court III this city yesterday by
George Bnll, attorney OH behalf Of the estate
OF Joseph N0ble. DECEASED, and Harnabas
uaMmett, decensctl, and tl,e surviving part-
ller Of tho firm ot IInnuIutt, Noba " Co. The
other counsel In tho cAsunr0 1n,nes IL. Camp
bell md Uon5atntn Harris Brewster, who
represent tho llRnll!lott estAtu, atla William
4, Porter for tho widow aud llelr Of b.
llalnMett, dcccase.I. John q. Hnlllit, tie
author OFT tlie vii! ot Asa Fucker, nppearod fOr
tic oxeoahsya VI Tint ustatu, which amounts
to neariy 8t000,0oJ. When Mr. Hulltt hAsl
presented tia ciuiul, Judge llanaa sutt, III
ylow OF the Importance Ut tho cnso alWl the
large amount. Involved, 1t should
DO refesrua to iii auditor lilo
then adjourned tho casa ono week to
allow counsel III opportunity to consult as
to who should bo tito auditor. There are
sone doubts whether all tho parties lu Inter-
est will agreo " the appointment Of an au-
tlltor, which Is necessary under the
| now law. In case Ut objection Judge
llanna will be compelled 10 huar the
case, the laree amount Involved, and The fact
! tint Judge Packer loft lnrge portion Ut his
estate t0 charitable aud educational 0b|ects.
making this cusa Iupst Interesting OLE,
| This case recalls tho stury Ut the must
Interesting period Of JutIgU' Packers
life, wI.en lie WAS struggling deep in
debt to build tie Lelltgll Valley Railroad. It
also rnyyes Interust in u suit which has BEEN
, 1881-06-08
STATE AFFAIRS.
Fcsterday's Proceedings lii tho Mlcl.l-
EnH LcElAIatMfG-A Triumphant CHE
cugo fermentation OF tho state
1fOllko Of Correction

Ycater1Tnv,s Crhtcctlinrs In Tim mtcr,t.
rnu I,crl.1ntutc-A T,rl,,n,nl,uut chi.
r,,~o r;,r,,,~r'.,,,,t.,,,, ~. ,,.a x..,o
es4s.a S" rut'o" ~. .<,'.u..''!' u t"o St"'o
sptetal napaseh ia 1as ehfeaao Iftouns.
LANSING. Mtcll., June 7,-B0tl, Houses Of
tho Legislature were In session Inst evening,
'rl,r Senate nnssr,I tla 1innse iii rauttvo n
..a 1t1s.'.",.,H .u ,,' o t..,'' ~
.ae aispusll'ol1 o! cef1''ll! uetFoit - Ailwli-
Ree laila-Efant lnntls. LII the House tllls
f0rcnoun tlIo time WIS tal1cn up III the cot1-
si,lemtlon nj Whites htD for plectinp Il, ctm-
nIicr and icttInv the rn,,trncts Yor nrin;,,,,
!lha blt1Alng tIle coi'lpltcl laws. The Dill was
lost. Tic question upon the substitute,
which IL to purchase tho llowcll hook, In mr..
cnr,,n,,oa VIII, lin ,Ior nrsnn,i l., ,,,,r..l,"s
1'',.' a.u n'"'' puls'Iu ia r"!enAa
llls auaBe uEce'ts computation Ut towlf-
hlEn AVS, lwas considered this after
lluol,, anil WIS passed. The Senate
will co,,rur. md tia "{,hicnro noni,s.n
W"ssrs iat1n,,n'' o,,, c,,ri, " f"a1 r,rs, pomu,'
Notwithstanding the eilll nf the antt-llowell
compilation Elcil tl!at the Governor will put Il
auleii,s on tlle substitute. 'rI,o friends of
H., ,o, ,,,r, ,...rt .,,tt,. ~ .,,,,ni,.,,I t,.t
NV ''G"saio "H'e'k 'l"'Ie I'D cu!".'ontl' I'il't
1e suostls''te casl III NJ poSao'e hummer 10
construed ns unconstitutional, alla that tho
Governor will not Iutcrpose IL veto. The
snnntn,s lMv"it aud n..n"rn'n, n"'t naSra. -.
scntatyus CutclieOn, Cobb, AMI Litttlle, MP
pointed lu l1,ytstlgutu thu Stutu Ito.,su nf
i,IrrnnI,,n nt Innin rnp,rtoI tn.a,r tr,n,
''.4., ~ ."' "'' ttos
cA'liIa!hca 'teAf't seventy W1tl!esses.ocetlpSlhs
aHslse tWelso tlhys, a1il tOok 5,0o3 fulios Of
, 1881-06-08

temporary injunction was granted Mny ~ by
the Supreme Court Of New Mexico, rcatrnSn-
iuE tho Southern l'ncttic Railroad trtIn olmr-
ati1lx Ur ncr,pying l:ai miles nf rs1tt. and tn'
recover NIL Tint mrtof the sa,ad tnsI't thronslt
TIM lanl-Eraut If the Texts II Pacific cu1npn-
ny In tfat Territory. 1t was stated nlso TINT
Jutigo y. Il. Ncwcou,s' vi f4sts CRUCES. Ind
lRcn appointed Receiver. aiad that n writ to-
s9T ,, ess Why ths ssIi Isinffy , Y !tTS, !tpTsioI
was nin!le retl,r,,abto IT Sallta 1i' June =.
Counsel Ut the 'Texas l'aeit!o lsuirnad tonl.
CAI1y snttt that llC hill mt reGciyrd lnvS bE
,s Ssr Of caaf hut !'Ht *'sh a s HAY %a
gt1,nt OF 1antIs u 1S1l 10 the rexns & Pasitic
Company tn nil It III ht.itlttng liz tufrhh to
the pncit!c Cmst., It gfante!l every alternate
sGction IF public 1ail OIL rncl' sttttnt the rna'-
fiefi maps Of Ii iii tho Department of the fll-
torior, and the lninls. twenty miles Y! wttltll
Oil encf, side Of t!'e l1l!r. were Withdrawn
liSs a' @ rallroaa FEa"'i, "; ,,,,,t t'|s ,,ek
10 tho Texas g. ,l'ucta. Company
from the datc Of thu grant, subject
s,osi III ',ot Salli iis rea,! q tj'e ts!,s!si
Government should clioost to forfeit 1t with
nut the consent nf thu Company aild atsal,!st
It's vii. An 0rEa!tlzAti.it know'i NJ tna
roati iareeiy within tle etnllt d the 'roxis
Pacific without authority frthn Co,srcs: f1r
liz rights ,lrtlur tho general ra!lts.of-wny
net Of Congress, which welc passed. III lH':,.
Pacific: 1t II claimed hy tt'e latter !ttnpal,y
tl,at tliia Ee1leral nct givr: no rights tn thu
Southern. .Iacitlc of New Mexico fur two ryn. ryn.
solis: |. flint Congress colll.t not nise TIL!
rights In ls15 which lad nlrently becn Eranted
III ISL y Tint IT, tlti not ,tr,fnr:nkN In rfyl'
, 1881-06-08
LIGHTNING.

Special Corrt&po,,ttents af The Chicago TnhuHa
FOWLER, Beutoh Co.. IItl., Juno IA ter.
ribia occurrence took place llere last night
between 10 and II O'Clock. During the lleasy
storm that was prevailing at that hour tho
dwcllng-l.uuse of james Sharply, vas struck
by lightning. Among other Inmates Of tho
house were Sl,arpiy's two dauRntefs,@Ats.
Hooper, OF Ho0pest0,t, ILL.,, and Miss olalp
Iy. The current In its descent struck Mesa
Indies, killing them both, besides !n1ufllE w
tho building. Mrs. Hooper was visiting nel
father.
, 1881-06-08

KEoKuK, H.. June 7.-During seyete
thunderstorm last evening two lnen-patsy
Tlgue and Frnnk Waist, employed In Ts5er
& Co.'s lnmber-yards-were struck by lsht.
Ming. Tlguo fell to tho ground moHonless,
alMl was picked UP for dead, but, upon proper
restoratlves being applied, he soon became
conscious. His injuries, however, arc rory
serious, Ills entire loft sidc being badly
burned. The electric current passed down
the left lGg aid ont oil top Of tho foot tak.
ing out II V-sllaped, piece o& flesh. Waist
was scyGrn'y shocked, but not as seriously
su r' ssck " ukss f. ar GaG ~ tene Rlu sa s1tS' s
tire end Of tile building.
, 1881-06-08
THREE MEN sUFFoCATED.

191sk1z17 s'H33.1 . OE + 001k GUf
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, juno IA YiFgnik
City (Nov) dispatch Of yesterday says:
james Mahoney, Patrick uunter, and Gerald
I.nndurs. employed In the 4oofoot lovel of ,ae
Andes Mine, wero sutfocated by ms, Sup
posed to i,ayo bccn generated In some Of the
abandoned workings Of tho Consolidated
Virginia. Several miners were made II By
gus In tho cl,tlcnyDr to recover tue bodies.
Lu,,ders was n ncpllew to john LandeEs. Of
Sam francisco, the we!l-knuwn broker: Na.
liDney was formerly Chief Of the Fire Depart
lllent,
, 1881-06-08

THE GEORGIA IL PACIFIC.
8pfeta{ D1pasth TO Tia EhffHao Jfttgnf+

ATLANTA, tn, Juno 7.-'rAe t;eargsa Il
Pacific, d new roal formed by combining Tho
Atlanta j. Alabama ald the GEORGIA Vest
erl. was organized l,ero to-day, with Gem
John Gordon rs President, aud Hugh J..
Jewett, A. s. Bafortl. ~ Z. llaskelI, q. II.
!'hlnlxy. +. T., Gordon. I. ". II. Talcott. II.
". l'urkiny, JoBepl. lryM.s Dtrectnrs. l'aitl.
up cupitu!, sly, ,5o0. .0oo. The new !lMu N,l! By
built ut Dnre froil Atlanta to llla Mlsstsstppi
will tlsell have roud direct to the coal-llelds
Uf Alabama.
, 1881-06-08

Speetat Dispateh to Tae Chicago 1Fieuat
ELGIS, ILL.,, June 7.-alessrs. CrosoT
Chisholm made Il proposition to tae Ci'5
Council lust evening to settlo the suit 6Eoaehs
by William Creighton for damages sustained
by him through the loss Of, hts daughter ;aS,'
Fraices III tl,e ferry catastrophe. Mrs; 1oaa 40
\. Corlltli, Whose husband Wls lost 10 tse e.
sums dsaster. jlns ilaces! 1ler casa u ~ ~
llnilds of Stutc-Spl1atOr Kirk, OF WauReRuu'
, 1881-06-08

INJURED WHILE COUPLING CAHs'
Special Dtpateh to Ths Chicago 1foa"*.
OcoSoMowoc, Wis, June ~: l. nps'I.
Il brakeman OH the Chicago. Mll"auAoSs, s'.S,'s .
81 PAIL Railroad. from Portagcs wn.'s
coupling cars ut Iiarland last night tssssu e. W,
severn taougI, not fatal injuries. Ito "A'
brought here for medical attendance
, 1881-06-08

MILWAUKEE, Juue 7.-rl!a annual eleelion
OF the Green Buy j. Minnesota Kallraad WIS
held to-day, with thu following result: Pres
ldri,t, Samuel Slonn; Vlce-lrrsi.lent. t;el,-
elal Manager, all1 Assistant Treasurer, Tlnl-
, 1881-06-08
A HAEsN.RAfS1Nds

MERLIN, Out, June 7.-At q pa1n''etS" IoIn
yeartE,is place the framework te's. ,s,"rs STa
Dillon was Instantly killed. Wii,'a,mh,a a,har % net.
Ind both arms broken, and SeVefa' p1'''
sons were Injured.
, 1881-06-08

Spfet.tl Dtspateh to The Chicago lfs6aHe
SrnEATot,, ILL.,, June ia mine. o$ u,e
llane Ut William Jnl!iis, working IL toe sai'
ploy Ut the Chicago, WILMINGTON d set@.r as
i'm Coal Colnply, was badly nlfi1eat avSHs 'sbs
tho head by nr explosion OF Ills o!as' """S
ut work In the InIllo to-day.
, 1881-06-08

otlly Case; Secretary md Treasurer. Thco-
dure Sturgls; Solicitors. Il. A. & W. {.
1arncsl, Chicago; General Attorney mid
Assistant SurcI Itntrudrnt, Ihcotlote q. Casr;
Assistant Secretary, ". j. Alrans. The
election, Is held under thu new regime. White
nothing ,leil,ltt js said regarding tho future
ii tllu fuail, it Is understood iiiat 1t Will be
independent, aiwl Will bn extended to 81.
1'un!. Tho oflluers niml sturklintlers wcru
telterr,l n banquet at C.0k's 1lOiel by proln-
1lcttt cttfxetls tlilS evening.
, 1881-06-08

DESTRUCTIVE frsA1LSTOHAI.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, ,Iunc IA .iestruc-
tive hailstorln visited parts 1T Oregon, III
ilieting n.usll tluilngo OIL orchards u1ad grain
fields,
, 1881-06-08

Dhpath 10 st. Lsuts Gibbs Democrat.
NEW fONk, June GA dispatch from
Santa Ft, N. H., states that the petition OF
tho Iexas i Pacific Railroad Company fvg u
, 1881-06-08

nAnSEr, VI, Jnno 7.-Scyero frost Inst
night. IN the ctunlry rou1Il about st. John,
N. b., leo fund III several phases.
, 1881-06-08

STEAM Ete Ao4AoA. v1uItAi
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jute ~. "ehora M
States ravcnlecutter Glenn "e"t .t,,on "u nm.
st. Johl,'s bar this evening" eo'a''''''
1nhSHN
, 1881-06-08

FROST IN NEW YORK.
ronr J.snvls, n. T., June 7.-Thorc was
heavy frost Inst night In Sullivan County
antl wcst a1uns tho Eric Roa.l. Considerable
dn.nRg9 tu crops.
, 1881-06-08
o,yosso d. Nol,r1t,vEsrEnS.

Tho Detroit Free Press snyS: Nngotla-
tiuns for the transfer OF tIle road-bed known
nv thn .f1wosso &, Northwestern Knilyou,i.,
~. With M t,nye l5een nuistly proceeding Tor tnu
past few weeks, were concluded Saturday.
a contract has been lnntlo with RESPONSIBLE
parties by wltcl, the connection OF tint part
nr tho roai hptwrrr, (,wosso md Alm,.. In
y. .o iu'. e.'"ssn a 1a' H. ~ H.
Gratiot County, ahotlt tl'fty niles, ~ 10 ~
commenced Mt once, anu to be col'lp}yted and
the rars running by July, 1ss2, Tllcs6 are thu
terms OF tho contract, bilt the pnrtlcs shy they
expect to have tho irun down by jan. /,
Tint portion of tie raatt between Alma and
Frankfort. OH Lake Michigan, Is to bu COLI
structetl as ft.st rs ninicrlul chi, Bu procured.
The rullte Is northwest from OwossU,
through Shiawassec, Gru,iot, lsabetlu, Usceu.
, 1881-06-08

'i'nrumeor coyrcctud for temperature, olovaHon,
And INSTRUMENTAL Gff1t.
3tann hatunletef, 41.ilak
Atcan thermometer, OIL.
a1Ggn humidity, MS,
Highest temperature. G:O
Lowest temperature. tt+2.
GESEitAL DnSEnvATfoSs+
CHicAuo. Juro 7--l1:ls D. n.