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.OIL-REFINERS,
position to silo Standard rlonupuly
Its Objects and Isxpcciullpsls.i
GRectat DaPatts to IAt Chlsaqo Tribune.

Organization Of an Association tn 0p.
position to silo Standard riollupuly
Its objects and Expccintlpsls1
Special Dtapaltj to T'.s Calsaao 7TtbRnt.
l'E1-rsuula,, l'a.. Junp :4s,.-Oll-rellmtrs nut
stlu OF the Standard iu0nopuly, ut u meeting
lero last l,tgtt, effected an organization fur
their Ml,tuAl protection nlNl tO tlttya1lcu the
interests Ut tho business ut l0lHU uilt Abr0na.
Tlle ,estl,lg was lluId will, closutl .uors, al.u
nothing ttttlnit could be lcar,lon nbnut tho
pr0reAt!ngx untiltu-lay. Philadelphia, New
Iark, lsa!Tals,, Cleveland. Oil City, Titns-
Vile. rittsburg, a,d several ot!lcr citiss wnro
ktinwn ms tho NntiOnnL lsetnrrs' Asst'cta.
tttil., The ablcct Il nut fur aggressive wusk,
1 y sast te Wia sSo'is'S @f te stsfS' sIa
to swallow llp ail the rel,l.tsies WilcI!
aru uIMrateh Independently ut that c0rVO:1l-
tlt,Il. lu Nrg,ln,xall0l! IL u very strong ntir,
embracing 9ll tllp .sellnertea III tic c.,uulry
9n.alda q tla Stalt!a!A C9l'!IN.y; M r!ts''urF
isss. u. r. lselglArtl Is PRESIDENT alal u. +.
l}sIlltred Heuruiury. 4 .ira.ttnx roltllcr Aafu
to-tlny tl!at se q! not fur ti!o Stuntatt! ~
lNncll NJ lIn. uld {he wHl!t Ut organization
,s Ss9 y }at @ Sefe5 t| |stfs Ia.ir
haye beels nlldersrlllnx ,eacll 1tlIer. and lIe
felrutl Tint, II aoltle combination aud Il srlt-
lltutlt wlu. not reached, tllb staluiay.l " UusA
tu rnnhletl tn llay [ls old Eila ~ ll.p nut
ts tI,siasclves W "0ar prInclpai "bj:st." IT,
continued, "wns u Ar.nCyu ahout G.pnrg
tluI. W. wanted. to fornt II l'tA!, BY wlllrl,
WI coNlI do Rll nur explrtaeluIi lhrnllan
atIgl9 llgl1, 80 aH tn Ect t!lv best ra As, nlNt
Ss |sFe ~ H. tet; SW Ssitit j. VII VII y - ss, ;s
0pcrMtlo, as soola IN tts lrellA'il1arlcs can bt'
,ArrA11xeQ.
, 1881-06-23
New Orleans The Hottest She Has Been
In Eight years--Fiye Deaths
from Sunstroke.
Arizona and Texas Still 3nsktnE
III 1O5, and mississippi
in 100.
Chicago Promised Fair Weather.
with Northerly Winds, veer'
ing to southerly.
Terrible Predictions Of Canadian
Astronomer with Hard
Heart.

SIGNAL SERVICE
OFFICE OF THE Ci1Er SiuNAI OFF1cER,
WASHINGTON, y. G., .Dl1nA 13-1 n. M.-1ntll-
catlous'-Fur Tcnnessce and Tic Ohio Valley.
fair weather, variable wintls, mostly north
easlcsly, md stationary or higher teulpera-
tura anil barometer.
For tic Lower Lake region, fair weather,
northerly wlntfs, becoming variable, aild std
tlonary Or higher temperature and baroln-
eter.
Fur the Upper Lake region, falr weather,
nOrthcrly winds becoming variable, and sta-
tlonary ur falling barometer.
Fur tho uppor mississippi and Lower Mis-
sourt Valleys, partly cloudy weather, posi-
bly, loca! rains, winds mostly soutlmasterly.
staiIonury or higher Temperature, mid slowly
falling bar0ncter. -
The Chief Signal Officer furnishes tho fol-
lowing special bulletin: :.
Local rnfhs have fallen In Tennessee, tile
South Atlantic States, and In Dakota. Else-
where falr weather llas prevailed. Brisk TO
high nortl,easterly winds prevail In tho
South Atlantic States, easterty III Missouri,
Iowa, nit! Minnesota, and nortllcrly in tho
Lake region. AZ,
The temperature Inns fallen In the Southern
States. It Is beow the lncan FOR the month
east ut the Rocky Mountains, except In tie
Gulf Suites. Tlao highest Temperatures yes-
tcrtlay wGre t05 ut Eagae Pass, lG' at Sun
Antonio, Collel,o, and S.nekt0n. 1872 at Cor.
| stcaNR, 100 ut VtGksburE,l u ut Shreveport
MID Jacksonville, D3 ut }ens0l1.
Fair weather II indicated for Friday III the
/ Atlantic coast States. it
LucAI ORGANIZATIONS.
.ih.l ft... Kf tn. III
, 1881-06-23
ACCIDENTS.

/ n kE1ktnUA tUAt4lHEtAs
While tho tuE Hhte|ds waa tuw!u1 tho schooner
astTtaon. laden, siow, thu river yestcrIny, and
saeu near tbs Iowa Elevator, the tux Comno.
sfe = cnmo MP Tho river with the oarRc 1rl,usby,
Hsak Tho Shields Rayg the signnl to Tho tom.
neaord tn kcep to tho stnrb,mrd, which tho
a'tsF answered, but Immediately utter tho
"mhedoro stgnnled 10 tile Shields thut aho was
spoa 10 pass an her pprt. Thu Shields uuswercA
Stso s,nrtoard el9na, ns tla hnsl tho rlaht, NJ
ssHh tas col,'t.,Nnre kopt IN: nu'' the result
~ ~ nut tho hnrKn struck tho sGhuhilNr Afn!tl.
%N. cutttng hor down IL the wafcr, a1iA ltlttet.
FL : teriaus tan,hAc. There wMk evidently q
tsas9ahEuuFssandnY ts IN tl6 part OF tho Captain of
-. ~ {0tnnhlurG Mg to tho Ct,nrao 0f tho Nhialds
@a Ss. aer tnw, IA hur commander Ia ono Of the
~ ~@s careful tngmcn III TUE riyer. THO llnrrl-
MHHl b. pleel III tlty..ti,ck for 1npAtrH. The
"iRs was nifty slI.htly Injured.
AnNnuxD IN t'dpEK CANAL. 49, .
ttao huRe steatr- -barxo City Of lko1ne. eonl.
isffo issf vent hnrel AGROUND IN OgdDn ,UAnna yes.
SSsay ~ f1ran0on, at.a up ~ ah0ur last oVen-
W aaa not begil rc1uAaud.
HORN KNDCXEp orr, '''
d a'es sshooaer u. u, King had her horn knookel
HsH she E!ttsbltrg, F1rt Wayne &s Chtoago
AAl'oaa brldRo yesterday torenoan.
, 1881-06-23
STRIKING BULl-TRAlN MEN.
Hpfe{at utypateh 10 Jns Eltieapu 1rtannt,

Sioux Clry. la. June eA-'rhe steainer
Nlobrara, arrived tlI!a evening from plorre,
brings nows TINT tho strtke Ut br!l-tra!n OWL
ers there still holds ont. Transportation
companies who bill freight through fran
railroad pnttlla to Dyadwnutl l.ay0 bought
solau irulghtln9 outtita. but bn'!.trnt,l .lHcl.
retilso 10 al!ow them IN load. Nuts lnye
bcts1l relIlnyett from HDls,o at thu virgins. thu
ilriyofs hustled atld forced to atop !oadlng a!Hl
bl,ll-tmln Mun shy, not q ltointl shall p9
luutllst excepting at their igllres,-tYn all! q
half cullta for Tho l!a,ll. Some freight w4st-
clss,lla,lies VIII calI sn tlle military nt Furt
Suily lor protection. Tnes9 t,1.,lyp0rtatlun
ct,tlipanies nra working will! tho Alllw0ttkoa
j. 81, l'aul ltoad.> This strikers nTe q,!tetly
1askf xiE IA by s ,at C'as" snsral pY ,Ssa1a
ftciKlits. tllo Tlanli nt Pierre has aiTerett to
lultl the strikers $1,000 to buy Grub while
tho stslke lasts.
, 1881-06-23
REUNIONS.
pE'rnOIT',

nErn0tT.
Special DtspateA to IAs Ch4eaop Tribune.
DEri.orr, Mcl,., June :1@.-'rhe veterans
anil ex-prfsorers Ut war, nnw assembled i'll
this city, settletl dow, to business ths nlorn-
l,lg. Tloy ,uet At 1l,'stc-llall at 10 o'cl0ck,
ai1l several brief speGclles were made Mld
letters Of regret rca4 from President Gar
field, tiens. Hancock and Sheridan. and Mlss
Clara barton. Tte bill pending III Congress-
to tho effect tl,at tho ex-prisoners Ut war
racetyo Il pcna!nn at the rate Of 50 q month
for their serylce a,ld SO a day for the limo
spent III Confederate prisons was rcat,
land, Of cnllrse, hppruved. RESOLUTIONS
wyru atl0ptou aAklng the President to
remember tho soldier tit making llts npp1l!lt-
nlrnts. Cnpt. Lovell, Of L1ckpOrt, n. T..
lnatlo n,l nrgnUn!ent III favor Ut tho fnr1n'a-
tlun of .st0uk company. Of UX~prls0fora to
bnY mil keep the sits Ut tho Alnlura0ilyl!lu
lrIsun us u n!nluvnto J. II. AtcElcry, ut thu
Sixteenth Illinois CnYalry,. offered il rcsoln-
tIun lAklng tbs PrexittnMt tn Nptuttt 10 Hlna
10 tnko cilarge Of Solt!!ers' ltnne who Is u
tlyunlsnrtl or Ncuward. The resi-! !uti0n wslslln"
ltrHtunl to nlm at uel,. Stussls. md lid to
some statenlNlts not Mt all complimentary to
tint 0tllcer. 1t waA aali,ptNtl. 'lh[S afteEnD0n
tlle yislt0rs were treated to r1tse on the
rlvar, I.ater there WllA n parable, Rjtl Tho sec.
Nlitl day concluded with moro speeches alll
OrAt!0ns ut oIuAfc-ll0Il,
, 1881-06-23
1VIsCON8IN Et'1ACOrh1.IANs.
Hp<etdt DtspYtth 10 1As Ch{eado Tribune.

MILWAUKEE, June M.-Tllcrn was lively
time to4lay In the Episcopal DjnccsH Ut
Wisconsin, now In sesstnr ii. thla city. Mt.
or tlio election Of minor officers tic 0ll
Cnnon ur Cathedral question regarding aD
Inherited right NJ the Bishop and tho assess-
lncMt at cl,lrct, tlues ca1no up' for conslslern-
tton. Tho lnntter was formally disposed Of
Inst year, hut WIN called to.tlny to 1,u alpl,tl-
ctt III l.lltlr tlutalI Or two. Sosgs n. Strnng,
u prominent Wllttluail alNl EplseUlMllAil,
l.at( report tn snake ngAlnst tue f0rll!er. ac-
ton of tils Council III tho promises. bishop
Wcils cnleti lltnI tn 0rtiur Il thus Hr two, and.
mt nbeying. llu was Eiyrn lts rlllea ta stop
reading ur ttnye tic rOD'u. tn slnlsu the
latter, MIL lett amid Eseat excitement. Hot
lt!Sollssf1llH followed. Rtltt At u lat0 lIOAr tho
MtAtter WaA iAl.l oyer until l0.ntOrrt,W.
, 1881-06-23
THE LUMBER TRADE,
EAST RAdIMAW,

spsetat Dispatch to 1nt Chicago T+tbans,
aaes sA1tNAw, Mtch., June Ea.-snlppers arc
s@tlae Efforts to broak lumber freight f1 cents
Hu0 feet, but so far ~ learned no vessels
sspsetsy has been sooured at loss than schedule
49, !" rwcusy-threo charters reported to.Aay,
nNtfom Ray City and sA2s fF0ta this pert 10
osadGalo osdaa aud Tunawanda, md $3.50 and 4aTd to
IT, Sst. tsaarxos went to CheboyKan 10 loal for
t,ssspmsnt4 from tho river last Week-3l. .90l 900
Ia iumtor, 8,0Ge MW shingles, :.6uUD .stnyes,
Ss.. ~ eo huopa. Estimated now pileaa IN tho
T. OF saxtnaw Htyas, l&, ,uo0. N0 feet OF !uH@-
"SseeI and dry. which IL low estimate.
MtRkEdoN.
aeseta& Dtsputeh to Ths Chleaoo IttbAn*.
t.sfEsxk00N, Mich, Juno :a.-ClGaFnueea to-day
Eye. Lumber shipments, .QQ0 feet,
L. Fal. o{ thIa city, have purchased
asasson, Tor tho lumIor trade. 1t tuade ttR asst
~f<asance here to-day.
, 1881-06-23

cot. Uf llinekley. The itev. j. L.. jackson, nf
lie Park Tjace Church, Aurora, delivered m
atldrcss on tho Foreign Mission. Cause"
and thu lley. &. First followed with nil fu-
tlress On behalf of tho American md Foreign
Dthtc S1clety. .....,.
Ilm Association, then gave way To tho
W0natl's Foreign Missionary, S0c1ety, whose
nnetlng occupied tho remainder Of The nfter..
MON scssInl.. Mrs. II. G. First presided, antl
papers weru read ni!tl addresses lc'tycretl
BY Sfrs. Emlna SsnMots, nf plaluiield
Mrs. =. A. d.. lluwe. President OF
tic Wotnan's Baptist Foreign. Missionary
Society Vt the West; MIS-. i. W. Conley, Df
JolIet, and Miss 4. T.. Stevens, RETURNED
i!ort tf. tic Society was read by the Assoeia-
t(hnnl Secretary, Mrs. N. 9. Young, OF Ffaln..
field. 1t embraced M interesting review OF
tic work done by tito Society during tho
year.
After 4 supper, served by tho lat1ies Of THO
Association, the evening session was opened
by, tile Rev. Mr. Arranhotlse.. t0f Aurora, WHO
led n promise meeting. Tho Rev. +. N.
Smith bpeIlttl discussion Of tho question,
"Whnt Are the Causes Of Spiritual Declen-
sion ~ and a number OF the brethren par
tlc1pntcd ftl the discussion.
Thu meeting will adjourn Mt o'clock this
nfter1lo0n.. During the day the Educational
Society will be heard from, and the various
committees appointed the first day Of the
meeting will report.
, 1881-06-23
RIVER IMPROVEMENT,

COUNCIL. Hl.ltFPs, H., JuA0 as.--The secr
oMl day os ste lsiyur Improvement Conyol@-
ton proved very successful. Speeches wern
l,.ntls hy q lumber nf pera0Ns, and tito res0-
lltlo,as offered yesterday fully discussed. Az
amendment w.la offeta4 asklng OF CoDgress
uM astat!toNal appf1pFtat!on vt 8iQQ, ,taoo, to be
used IKE clAslYety t0r. reni0ytllx SnaKs an1
other obstacles from thu Missouri Rtver. u
t!on was appointed, consisting 1t Thompson
nf Misstlufl, 13aker BE kntlsas, Mckay OF Da-
kota, Boyd of Nebraska, with AendiluatteFs
III tllls city. Tho Convention adjourned at
noon.
, 1881-06-23

Special Dlstatsh to The Chicago Tribune.
NEW ORLEANS, Juno a..-AtaJ. Frederick
Frye died OF sunstroko this evening. 11e
was Major of tho Ninth Connectlcut during
tho War, and lattcrly Justice Of tho 1'eaco
anA clerk In tho Custon,.liouso. lto was n
number OF tho Cincinnati. Thuro wero four
other tcrtlis Of sunsts0ke to-day.
~ ths Nfs&trn Assoetattd FFtts
NEW O,sLxASs, juno :ss.-Ttu Signal
Service reports tho MtaxilnUl1 Temperature
VI, t!IG hlEIuust lit eight yunrs, Tllure Wegu
six suuBtrOkes and t0Hl fatal.
, 1881-06-23

10 ths Editor of Tbs Chicago 9f&buBf.
DULUTH, Mimi, June 20.-EelievinR TINT
tho people OF Chicago would be Interested III
tha facts connected with the drowning Of two
such prominent citizens as 8. N. Wilcox,
Esq.,, and LII. Bell, write hastily prepared
explanation. a party, consisting Of tho
ab0ye-nnmeh gentlemen, Mr.. X. II. nulkfey,
and myself, left Chfcagp on Friday, June 10,
for fishing excursion along the north shore
tion In regard to the pine lumber growing
near it. Arriving at Duluth OH Sunday, we
busfed ourselves Monday forenoon In char
terlng tug 10 take us To our first fishing
point and !n engaging bonts md u crew to
accompany us and manage tlleln and Ito onr
cooking. pitch our tents, etc. Weleft Duluth
about noon with provisions for two weeks
cruise, and ut sunset arrived Mt
baptism N1vEi,
where tho tug loft us, and VIC pitched our
tent Meeting with only fair luck here,
Tuesday noon VIC started on our saflboat for
Manitou River, soTg fifteen miles farther
east, taking everything along. We arrived
opposit the mouth Of the river nt,out 4 p.
H., and left tho saIlboat In otlr small boat to
fish III tbs river, the saiboat taking the tents
and 1t,ltans In charge mile or more farther,
around sharp cor1lgr wilerc there was good
camping.grounds, and indeed the neafest pos
sIble place to erect tents for ni,y stay. The
river ~ large stream, failing down n rock
fully fifty feet, mixing At, immense pool, and
shut off FROM the lake by d satldbar, which
only left n narrow channel for tile stream to
escape into tile 1Ake. The tIshlnE-gr0nnu
WIS 1t, tho pool, sn,lc lnlf IN acre III cxtcnr,
alhl oi,'y reHc!lea by poal tt!1o,tg'' t''s tl"'~
row. dcep, s%ltt ctaniiet. On wednesday,
high wind set in from the northeast, causing
n rn,,et scn i: lut. atter breakfast. Mr. VIII
"ox .,e.ar,,,,,ai - hrnva II a,Mi ncrs,,n,lc,,
tue ihttfan boatinal! 10 row Hill 10 the pool
lie returned t0 dinner with
GREAT LICK,
hrt r., tta fo,o ~ - st,r' ,vlr,1 md n -nr,po
pu' '4 ~ r'o ,',,s i. ".. s''.a .s, IT,
Sea. vi lHuFsuAS IL WIS ~ iouRI' wv ~.
remained III camp. but on Friday y'inorn1nH 1t
WIS little cnlnler, and Mr. Wilcox mud Dr.
Hell determined to visit the river ngnfn,
though nEal'sst tho carlest expostulatlgllS ~
ltf. D!klGf htNl 1MySttIs Inu lshiIlbt tleo tut
yice Or 0!lr bnatn!an; ar. il!klsy and iliyse!i ~!
TfiM na ~ ae' .',.. l W " o "u H. ,nst !.t M ale
Is ama. o,n' MaV ~ t"eb sa, e oo, Ust ..,, M.
EsteiiGsa apoi. Le 'ofla snoff. ea1ae i"Ie.s nHes
e,e c!''.a tMtough W. Mu"es ~ NC mhJ
sllore: running III lnit sheeu aiia 'ilio,niicen
t!lnt tile uoat caPsizet hooMt 4Vu tcet ucaoie
Ghttr!n: tg E9i, !i hIns 2af' , y ltcM ETY.; MgML
nmn i ~ Wy tut -. o,+ 1f,.s .Gt,,i,,.. ~
nW!e ~ H. 1 ~, n's & ueautu H. Gu!!s i!s
MvW4. MW M!stt'!ih sun1n ~ iees M.uis e1,u MAsG'
h. Mh a,t sueGfGuGu % % ~ sW'iits ,,.,ts sTs, sii,r ~
steep mons haa ever aofle II oclorc' alla
1l;ACliEp US WITH TILE NEWS
ncarly exhausted, When, hy enruc8t cyct-
tipus, ntnl walking over dangerous pllccs, wU
, 1881-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE To VESSELS ENrEistSfi TOLEDO.

NOTICE TO vEssEI.S ENrI:istSH TOLEDO.
Sptetuf Dtspattt 10 The Chitdau 1ftbunt.
To1,Elo. o.. .1une s::.-Capt. ". u. Perry, who
tus charge OF tho work ot raising the Iron spun
nf lhe Pennsylvania brttlgu, carried away by tho
tco at tho tn,u nf tho urcat tloul last
wlntcr, gives ,,otteo thnt great cnul!ou
nt,st bc i: used in ItnssIng through thu
Pennsylvania iraw after Night. rs tho piling to
hc ,tsos III rnls!,g the stnken spun il ,lrnctly In
tho 4nalliloi. fessrs ct,ninE, IN or RonR nit
p1,1rGts FROM northeast Ut Tho cct.trn uf ttle west
RI.tp Ut tho t1r1w to tho west tl0oknve. ~ lnrHc
wss ws HERE HERE VI % .s xsst xeet cid % III 3 @ a
\ sAtehl,!an VIII be In attendance togise aty
NEW wxLhAxp CANAL.
Spsetdt DtsPdtch tn 1hr chItuyo 7rihunf.
VtiunsDEp. Out, 'Junn :s.s-F1r tIltes nf tho
,t,rs,' anl nt @ thg % !luw Weal%n1 Nn'tnl nre % ,ow
tlotwlt ,.tAfsItug tu ys,st1eas &c tad ws'rk. THE
r4ct that TIC n9rtlon n!w prnycd T. lnllt M
whteh hhs iptit oxeit:tsMl fhrutl1hMt, !tid nncea
Il Myu.,l Il dou!'s lint tho wttlo vii! t,n at,c-
et %otu ra' & k5Gsa MrRs as s 9 cc' 5 5 % s:
gt.nsntIu delay or tho r't,l.brl4u eontrnutnrs
II, nut s0ter c9!lp!cstis toRt structures. actl
tinht h;ligo ut the Nsar,s Ersct crs'snl,iR Il. 1t.
tutllariurS, 40 thnt public trayel sh9tltl oe oo
iilgsrr.ptH, hs sss va SSe9s.1y Ha Gc1! ,h;.
morning.
Ti1k 'Ettti.r.ti0rR!sS' ErlatKE At M0STltEA1~
E,xeLlt jJlspasrh III Iths tahtsaa, Irtbame.
MnSTrEAts Jung ::ss..-1'hcr0 IL little chNnGo In
tho AttttltlD nr slp.OwnCfs md their striking
wurknIcn. fis,th PARTIES keDtil tlutGrlAlnod to
t,l INT. 10 tto sario,ls injury Ut thtE pDrt. Tho
eH AMI ti,l!,,tfi,H there Tl,py sot fur hnrRes
ktcn With Nr:1fi Ht Il inNtsuF ulorutur tn QUE.
bee tt-t!uy. bevGn s.uvtdorcs have ngroed to
thu hIgna tertns. j..
N ltlY-DDCK,
spteas i3lsnateh - 7nr f'Afsasn Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. .tnnu s...-1,o ae,.11ncr C,
y. llnyls won't intU dry-douk today IL stop
| lUAk. -.
, 1881-06-23
News Of the Recovery Of the
Body Of the Former.
still Searching for Dr.. Bells body
The Difficulties Of the Sit.
uation.
Full Account Of tho Snd Affair
by j. Frank Lawrence,
Esq.
Sorrow ful Ending Of an Excursion Under
taken for Recreation and
Pleasure.

DULUTH, Af1nn., June e2.-S. N. Witcox's
boiy was recovered. I lnvc dispatched tug
to the river for It, and to aid III further search
for Or. Bells body, found BELLS rod last
night. You cannot conceive Of the difficulty
uf operating eighty miles away OF nh unset
tied coast, and only reached by boat sent ex-
prcssiy for this purpose.
j. FRANK LAWRENCE.
, 1881-06-23
rbormaster Carey Determined that
the Harbor Regulations Shall
Be Oheyed.
, serlous Collision Between the
Barge Grimsby and Schooner
Harrison.
mind the Lakes-Arrivals and Depart
/, ures-Miscellaneous-Along
the Docks.

a
.iuccel to TitE TRIBUNE published tho fact
in unknown vessel hetng sunk UT W,s,'Eo-
s,nce, but no particulars wcre' given by our
respondent. Capt. liogx, of tho Anchor Limo
t,,ncr ConestoRl. rcgurts tliut while passing
pshunce fLKhthnl,sc, about 0:p n'clt'ck,
lty morning. he slghfctl spur, evidently
4. n.tonrrnst Of iii unknown aeh0t]hgr. lying fully
IN miles below tho light. ThlnKlilg It might l'o
\, tpar4bnoy which WA PLACED oil "nuK'.
stree last sumnlcr. Capt. lIuKg hcatesl tho
faaestoga lii that direction. mud rim within ha!F
tule Of thu strange maat. t}a Enndc very
'se examination of 1t through 1t,nrtno CLAUSES
ttast short distance, aud ts very positive nbsht
nten1 tho topInast OF Aon1o stinkcn csaft. lIo
t,o scanned t,,e surtco uf the luke closely. hut
Dull nut discover anything ndrlft which might
vsdtothc identity OF tho unfortunate yessoI. 11lG
.t,t PROJECTS about thirty feet abore tho wstcr
i'm pugIe Of 10 degrees. lhuwtny that tue yes.
plhun her side. Tho spar.1noy o1 the light
IT, lighted II few Minutes nftcr lcnvlnE.the
5sia,y ot tho suNlson utaft. anl this pUca to
nfsngthen Cupt. lloHK'H statement. He also rc-
sorts that II was worry fcggy fur scsprnl slnys
nty!ous to sntuy, ut,d llo Is 1T tho opinion that
aesrnn9o craft collilcd Will. aonls propeller
s,mltug vessel uni was cut down. ahe lies II,
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UErM0lT, Mich, June Ss.-passel down-Pr0-
peIIers Juaiata. Commodore, uadgcs State, John
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and cousort, Westford mud harges, Lowsll a1,d
, 1881-06-23
INSTALLATION.

A large and attentive audience gathered
IN the attractive Presbyterian Church at
Hyde Park Inst evening, the occnsion being
the installation OF tiie ltev. Edward g. Ray,
formerly Of the Third Church Of Elizabeth,
n. j., iii pnstor of tho .aboye. church. n the
nbsefeo of TIE icy; T. Y. l'atte11so,'. D. D.,
The Rev. Henry Granger, of haywood. ncte1
y t|,at capaG,y fhs Mo4orator read the
Tie 1isy. lierriek J9!,nsoi!, z, D., preached!
tiod." Alter tie sermon tha Installation
nroper bsean BY iIa Measrato1 S, to- proR9ai9nE 9a
The pastorate and tho congregation. After
Witch % the Key; Mr, IT,, Ray waT 'l,,ly aefafsd
formerly pastor u tic church, delivered n
MT; ysry spprayriate a1!Fess to the ngw pastor.
delivered n practical charge to the parlshion-
ers: The lsev; Il: T. Miller, of the Sixth.
Installation, and The benedictlon was pro-
n0tlnced BY the Rev.. MIR. Ray. The exer-
cises were lnterspersed with sollg, led by tho
church choir,