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Tho bHianC0 scattering.
Further vutLnY was postponed Til to- morrow

Hno uathHcn scattering.
Further votnY WIN postponed I'LL Tomorrow
noon.
c0NKLISu LEFT ALBANY
business, iie viii Fatur1, tO Aibanv m snnr ~
bis business Is cotppictei. ~ 1e~e' NO
,r,,,,r,u ~ r,,c,,,,,r ~, .,,,,,
Aah"G ID tnUunnE ~ TILE CANT OF THE
ADMINISTRATION MEN.
GroWtuK out Of tho multitude Ut candidates
the cUHkiinK column. Thu pspew nlen wuilt
Eornc!l. The uthers want CrUwiey or LapnatI,,
Tnero IL Intriguing III ouch direction. The
tE!enas .! Gnnk!lnK Wero bosaer tals ~ morning
nr~an ..t;sa I'M; ,.m,s ~ HunTia tno nutn
ft,f.Ents ~ thts fn.acr ~ thn ~ p AZ husG, Nv
nnn.,nri,ts - r. ,,~T,,., thair n,sn Mhn is " r.
tafto his II. ~. in"S,u ~"ftt r. l. aH M ~ ~
thn ss /, r. rat1nn n u, nnt.a sav & ..t!4so M 81
tatn ihnr IhS li,1"ts aw .ne,r nnnnr.asnts eaM1
, 1881-06-03

THE Emperor OF Austria, In q speech de-
ltycred ut the cl0sc OF tho 11unsuriun Dlrt
yesterday, congratulated himself a,,d his
audfehcc IN the peacefuf relations existing
between Austria and the other I;uropeaIl
Powers, and e,ltied, us Royal personugcs and
thelt representatives usually do, with pre-
dlctIoh Ut tuture p1oRress al,d prosperity.
, 1881-06-03

Mn. FRANKLIN II. 0owEN, Of tito phl1n-
ttclpl'ia l. lseauing Railroad, las decided to
give up the fight. Ito says that Us soon ns lle
IL officially informed of tho decision Of tho
Pennsylvania Suprume Court, llu will give
way to MIR. Bond, tllu representative Of tic
MeCallnont interest.
, 1881-06-03

JOHN McCullor0It. tho tragedian, and
lilly Florence the comedian, backed their
Enou opinion of 1ro4uois to tho tune Ut s:,5,-
too. Both cnn ntIord to quit the stage for
sumo time AMI enjoy themselves ut tic ex-
peilse of the Cockncys- 10 llsc BILLY Flor
ence's own expression after llo was rescued
from drowning Mt Saratoga, "Qod Is good to
the Irl5h.a
, 1881-06-03

TnE 1lusslan fsovernnent cotItcnlplatcs re-
dnclnx thu rents Of peasants III the thirtcen
tlorthern provinces 0f Hussfa. Tic scheme
Tor the appropriation of landlords and other
hgrarial. acfclncx wifi not be considered ut
present. Tic new Administration wifi have
to grnpplo with that question. In the ,ncAil-
Ting The crolrprospccts arc no promising as
h featt 10 tic belief that The peasants will
not be no troublesome as they have been.
, 1881-06-03

GES. CHANT md Capt. Eatls have arrived
nt New Orleans from Aloxico. The TX
President rororts TINT Ills mission WIS highly
successful. lIo thinks that ConklIng Is be.
ing pal1y treated, but will not interferc In
tic matter. 1ie says there is no truth In the
stury ubout tho Lust Jewelry,
, 1881-06-03


KEoKuK, In., June ..-The new steamer Gem
City arrived here at 0:35 p. n. tp-day. HuodEeds
Of our citzena were or the loveo stralntug theIr
eyes To catch tho FIRST glimpse Of btr. Tho boat
WIS III charge Of Capt. A. III. lIutchlson, Of this
city. and 1t Ia esttmated thnt fr,m 10 to 1000 OK
tiannlbni. Quincy. and other points along tho
river. Tho buat has bcen enthusiastically r9-
cavcd all tho way along. Sha ~ u beauty, aud
1ustaes all that has bstu said OF her, ShG left
On her return trip at 8 y. u.
, 1881-06-03

TIE Iowa Greenback Convention noml-
mated full roster for Stats officers yester-
day. u. II, Clark, OF Wayne County, 1aads
ths tickpt as candidate for Govern.
or. A luly, Mrs. Mary L. Nush, of
Polk County, WIS nominated TOR Super1l.-
teudelt Of Public Instruction. Kesotutlons
OF the usual character, and one expressing
sympathy wilt. the Land. League ag!tatlon ii.
Ireland, Wera adopted.
, 1881-06-03

Dun1No artillery practice ut Grautlenx, n
fortified town I'll Western rrussia.a sett fell
md burst In tho midst Of n purity of artillery
lncl, killing tltree Captains niN! two g,.,lners,
at1d seriously wou1Mting three othor pcrsons.
, 1881-06-03

THE polfct wnr at Troy is not over yet.
Mayor Murphy yesterday removed Police
Commissioner l1ydoln,, and 1lytlo1n i,nn,u-
dtntcly preferred charges against Murphy,
aud sent tlom to GOV. Cornell. llytiom is
une ot tho Republican Commissioners,
, 1881-06-03

SIN 11ESny JAMES, the English Attorney
General, IL said to tlnye told tie british Cab
fnct yesterday tint in order to suppress tho
Land League they should imprison nearly
the wl!ola population of 1relru,l. md 1t they
intend to put I'LL cid to resistance to eyic-
tton they must ndopt the sa,no ex-
trelno course. The news from Ireland
this ,norll1us tells Of Riots In every place
whore aii eviction was attempted. In solno
cases tito pe6ple have been successful; In
others they 1aye been beaten. some killed
and numbers wounde.l Tho islaII1 seems to
be turned into military camp. Another
Siege Of the New pallas Castle will bo at-
tempted to-day.
, 1881-06-03
Ghe Gtfh111te.

eE fef,mns ftnaike to rn1triiasc cot,tes NJ rmr
CHICAGO lRlnUsE al fc,es AgttletA ut,tl m rs.u.
4tnH truths n'lrrc ChfcHd 1t1Dcr* sli UM c0n.
}trn japur nv rrIWtttli the faeis tu Till get. ytv-
lug (ull particulars.
, 1881-06-03
CLOTI{[NG. i
our HOUSE. [ IS AS
EUtk OF BARGAINS
~ As AN ECG Is
FULL OF MEAT.''

DO pnn hno'r .rhN sh~ aao,'n srsprr.ah1r ritf-
scta Of Chlrapo HHrr xrrU urhrrtflH trtftirtt
trih H.: ThHf'A raav! INN, tf's sftuI,tY hr-
caHse they li'si onr atirertt.en,r,fa drroiti Or
N."! er"ggr'Hiftoaa, aMf ,,,,trat} }..ll,ess, s,.r
tjooas a. trr F"pfrs*nt them. nttr trvrt aa ponh
f"r'4lB 'rt.s0nahtW tnto. III. don't Hui Il nee
eFsHrY Or TtfrisHbtr tn s,tnI;t vr1sa s,tt*state-
tneHfs to trit yam Of oMr .1{fae. IpuW uut bs
EkIxaRi9iMto4t tciett ua4 cut q frttAs teiAt
, 1881-06-03

ID. y. ALEXANDER, of indianapolis, was
yestertlny nppDlnteu Fifth Auditor Ut tho
Treasury Department. utce Mr. Flu, wllu
Inns beeti appointed iii plncu Ut Mct3rcw rs
Sixth Auditor.
, 1881-06-03

PREMIER DErnEr1s, iii announcing the
ncwCabinct to tho Italian Chambers ycstor-
day. lnade MI Important speech, In which ae
foresladowed measure Of elcciorni re-
form wliici, he declared an upper
attye necessity. Ho eatd that the Coy
erisment Ind decided to Increase the
war budget so as to complete tho rs-
organization Of tho army. and a,ltled stg-
nitleantly that ltaty VT tted peace. hut pcuce
with dignity. The Minister Ut War, WHO fol-
lowesl Deprctis. suitl that lle could not per
init tie publication OF the correspondence
about tho Tunts atfnir.
, 1881-06-03

Till; Pennsylvania Senate yesterday re-
]ectc'l tho bill providing for submitting I,
pro!l6ft0ry amendment to a vote Ut tho
people.
, 1881-06-03
4. KICKER.

ALBANY. N. y. June 2-Police Commlss(ouee
Hyd"rn, Ut Troy. suspended fron duty BY Mayor
Murphy, bus preferned CHARGES to Tho uoyeruur
against tue Mayor.
, 1881-06-03
ET

HARrFoRp, June s.-The Stockholders Of thu
A.tna Fire tnsuruncu Company 4aya rattGed tho
action OF tho Directors Increasing tho capital by
rash subscriptions from f.bnW,OI 10 G.Ut1UI.
Quo million dollars was ci!lel lu July.
, 1881-06-03

Ststtaf Dtspoteh To Tns Chicago Ts1bunsv
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, juno a--Harry; q
4-yuar.oli son OF Abel Sanborne,' was
drowned Tonight by falling over tho balnstrado
Ut tho Welt strect bridge 0f the canal,
, 1881-06-03

DELAvAS, Wis, Juno o-patrlck Doyle, 4
laborer at tie City elevator, fell between the
ours willie ut work to-day and was ground
into an uuroco9nixabie mass OF t,opus aud fosh,
fFeight-tsaln was making q lying switch Ut
tho time.
, 1881-06-03

'tRi0t,, 10 he the measure OF mems SUCCESS In
politics; opposition to tho capitalon tax and
to tho Restriction of tlEc right Of suffrage,
and geIierousxuppurto of tilu public schools.
, 1881-06-03

LOCAL. raI1,s, followed by clearing weather
a'ltl stationary or lower temperature, for thls
region to-day.
, 1881-06-03

LEApv1LLE. Coio., June 2.-Thls after
noon Walter and LottIo Smith, aged md q,
respectively, while playing on n vacant lot,
break 1t open IT, see what was ihside, when ie
exploded. throwing thom sevcral yards and
both torn oI and bis eyes blown OUT.
, 1881-06-03

n FATAL ELEV 1ATVR ACC1UENT.
DETROIT, Mich, Juno a-A shocking and
remarkable accident occurred In this city. !.
abont midnight. Mrs. Thomas 1IcGrass.i4
ltghly-respected widow lady, uged 10, living
IN o',e OF the most prominent streets, reached
holno fate, after All evenings visit to friend.
She found herself locked out, ami the young
children and servants gone to bed. With tils
nsefstnnce Of q ne!Ehboriug spryaut-girl sht
Eutncd access to the hu4so through tho baso~
ment window, and undertook to reach tho main
floor Of tho holss by means Of dumb waltcr4
lily aomc stranKc fatality she was caught lly th6
neck tn tho elevator. and, before her sorpamf
fur help could bring her assistance, she Wa1
atFanKlel to death.
, 1881-06-03
CASUALTIES.

apettai Dtsuateh 10 The Chicago Tribune,
MONTREAL, june 2.-Thfa morning au ep-
plosion occurred In the oil and paint works
belonging to Afessrs. 4. Ramsey, Inspector
Of Streets, which resulted In setting fire to
portion Of the premises ard doing damage
tn the building. Tic explosion took place in
ono Of tile furnaces used for calcttnintna
lAn,sey's concentrated z[nc, the gas in
which lad become confined through
some lIalf-dozen men were working in
tho flrnacc-room ut the time. 30 severe. how.
eyer. WIS tho explosion that they were all lifted
from thplr feet, and one OF them. Mi. McFMr..
lane the chemist In charge, was thrown prog
trnto agalnst sou1o woodwork and more ur Icsf
h1utscti. besides recelvtng some severe burns.
tho ndjacent part Of tho building, but, tho Cen-
trai Division and Salvage Corps immediately ar
F!tfngt they wgFe eG0n cxt'aFtii8aed. Tho dknl-
age Ia conhus1 to the upper portions OF thu
factory and Will not be heavy.
, 1881-06-03

Others gcRttcraug.
Ono Of conkltngs votes, that OF Astot. VA.
withheld through pair with Forster.
The second rotu for SUCCESSOR 10 Plat fa,
suited u f0llows:
, 1881-06-03

)eEAM HOUSE,
STRING LAKE. aN,NMOu'ru Co. MI.
IL NOW O1sEN.
Mrs. 81. +. UEytyE
ktsh. ,Aa.AA,-llass Hack houso, t;und hn1hor
eessn Aesast.s A!mss, FLnest xurf bntElnw ND
kllyd knnr y w lIat Atlantic eDuSt Hntl, Tr ttinx
hifA r.. Il, UttflSFT
, 1881-06-03

f3{QEEEUINHH.
u tn WtltkF7l AIAottQtsd I'rk1s
ALBANY. June "A resolution to ndtourn afuo
dlo on Saturday wns lust In tho Assembly to-tiAy,
~ to ", only Democrats rdting yua; and con-
current resolution II, tuke u recess from Friday
ttifTuesday next Was adopted ,-yeaa, 81; nays,
IN JOINT CONVENTION,
The following Is tho result OF tho first ballot
to-day for tho CohktnY vncnncy:
, 1881-06-03
CONKLING.

CONKLlNG.
Two Full Ballots Taken in the
State Legislature Yes
terday.
First Ballots: Conkling 81 and
Cornell II PIatt rs and
Cornell II.
Second Ballots: Oonk1ing SO
and Cornell az; Platt
20 and Cornell 13.
Assemblyn7an Cow1es Changes
from Conkling to Cornell,
the First Break.
Corncll's Friends Working In
dustriously to Secure Ills
Election.
Difficulty Of Consolidating His
Two Large Voting
Phalanxes.
Conference OF Administration Men to
Plan a Nay Out OF tho
Muddfc.
0onkling Pushing an Adjournment-A
$4,000 Fec Awaiting Him
in New York.
, 1881-05-02
4 T0fjGH FAMILY,

Mrs. Margaret Weiss, alias White, the
mother of one Ut the uHqst notorious families
OF thieves, burglars, anil shup-l!fters that
has ever been known ln this city, Is rrported
to be slowly but surely dyinR.. Mrs. Weiss
herself has never been detected In The act Of
thIcvinR, but her tousc in NickersprrIlIa Inns
tic wel.xruuiidea reputation ut a fence, for
out Of II thu p0lIcH tlayg ttu!e attsl agaEii
recovered wtiUle W1gOri-luals 1T 8tUlcll
Rnulls. Tho six, children, four boys
nD.l twb Klrls, hayp alt, excepting nue
buy, served terms In . jaflt III tile
l'ellitenttaiy, al,d the If0asa Of Cor.
Isctfoil. tieorgc, who married II Rlrl named
Emma Rrtnsrh. once. served term Of
fottr years fur burglary, and Emma for sliop-
!tr.anR sV|ottrneh oHH year of her life Al tho
DrEtlewcli.. .A.lanl, another sol,. served two
years IN n Wisconsin 1tntlenstarp, for stab
bling t!|s hro&her-tl.law. Ills wife, n girl
named Stokes. was also welt.kr0wn i" 1ltt.
Gr." Martin Weiss served two and 4 half
years at tic Reform School Tor petty larceny,
AMI has but rucelltly been refensua, Lizzie,
nn0 Ut tie utd wDlnall'H daughters, was a
cl,lvlctel pfcker-tlp of gont1s WHICH did not
be1nnE tn her. She nEas rtett a chap named
Sarg, WHO l,as dgna 4 term ut two years fur
st.1re.; raks!, all Il, ali The Weiss family in
!isglf laas Y bntl record, md, united to the
Retttselts. ttle outfit becatnu te terr1r nt the
iietKlburlng sllDpkeepers and the puiiee In
gunvrnl, Shnill'l tlte Heath ut the old woman
result la the tllarIptfnl tf the gallK The pub
lie Will have beea bctle!tted by her departure.
, 1881-05-02
OTHER LAKE PORTS,
Tflt.kDn,

Gpketal Dispateh to Tas Chicago 1t1bunk.
TOLEDO. April 90.-The following charters
we're nude to-day: tropullers Donaldson and
Gidden, wheat u Erie ut N cunts; eoho,n1r
bitch. corn to Eric utah ceuta; propeller Oiean,
corn 10 ,houtrcal gu private terms; pruputler
eluvatfon. Fretghts arc dull; t. Esia for wheat
~ cents; to Kingston 6M eents TOR corn aud 7
CENTS for wheAt.
Arrlvotl-s -sloatn-barge Glddeu, schooner
Mlnoh, sttRmi-bur9o Wilson, unl sehootters Goa-
hawk aud Frank Perow. from Cleveland.
PORT I1utlUN.
Bpsefal Dtspdteh to The EAtedto Tribune.
Pour HURON. htoh., Mny 1.-Arrivod-Pro-
pSller Aitteinpo and barRcs.
Passed u0Nn--9teanlac PcaFl, tug Crusader
With suhoonera Emerald, Shandnn. and Typ0.
Passed Ap-8tcAal. 6arXo Harry Howard and
colsaFt, barge A!pena and aonsaFs. stesn's
The propeller Ira chatseo leaves for oacoda to-
Wild southwest. frcsa. Heavy leo running.
PonT c0LHoRaE. ONT.
aptetat uspasek 10 1ns Cateaao Iftolns.
PonT CotEoNHE, Nay l.-Fn9 follow.nE vessel?
Noclou, 8utaatfa, Victor. CeclliA. Rufa!a.
sTUHaEON nAY,
special DtspaieA to Tha Chteaeo 7ttbunA
8TuRdEuN nAYs May y1.-Arr1ycd-aoho0nor @.
D. nAFber. milwaukee,.
leared-3ehoouer Amertca, ttes, ChlnaSo.
Eptstal pttpaEeh to Tia CAteass Tt.hunA
.ERIa. "a. Nay MISUNDERSTANDING May
Flowar With schooner II. a. Kent, wheat. Toledo,
=. ctEvkLAHp.
:, 6p<ttas QttpatsA to IAt fklfaso Ttibi&ns.
geRvEL4so, Mey l.-c,eased-Foe Milwaukee.
, 1881-05-02
MISCELLANEOUS NRyYs.
THE WEfLANn CANAL,

Special Dt.pateA to Tna CAte.ea 1ttaxns.
3, .UuMnksusTt1x. Ont, Aay l-CQmmelc0men
wis made Ut clock 10. night 10 Iel tu tho water
from Lake Eric 1t Port Claiborne, aud IN Becs.
%, u, al,d Is Weltand Canal Zimmerman 8 Cu.
contractor for 8oU. 10, t1n!sbel their r1oks1ut-
tug to-day, and groat crcdt IL duo them for
thalr onesxy aud Judgment In carrying On the
work 10 q sucusss(ul completion. whIah. cou-
sIderkuE tho sevore WIhler, the character
and luaRnitude OF tho work, aud the
len9th n{. t1na allowed them u complete II, to
t,ui,s,ueroA tho Vrsatest efart aY#s achieyed On
tho culal. =. YAa Mprk waA esMt3ugtea AuaaF tbs
Page, Aad tba ro4t4unl Enxfaeer, Mr. ThoMpsop,
ability IN directing tue opernu3ns. They wgra
buth ou tho work this lnuratng. preparing for
tho upenIux. Tbs dam between accuOHs " Aud
~ will Up IAken OUT With the greatest pasaihtQ
uIsuufeb. Nid no uoiilt Tbs WellANd Canal Will
30 0pen tor navigation BY gh1rs4ay next
APPOINTMENT, y
Spte1a@ utspa.eh 10 1hs t4teaea 1rtAun<.
East AAuINAw, April 40. W. oEant has -.
catvut1 Tho appointment nf Deputy Collector Vt
Customs tnr tho Port ef East Saginaw. A. Fer
xurson retElng.
IN DRY-HoCE.'
Spsetaf Dt,p4tfh to Ths t'ateaco Tribune,
MtLWArKkE, May l.-ThG 6cbnUneE 0AnrKu Fl.
Warm uYt III Wna placed III dry-tnok so"dAf. aud
survey pf her dAuluvos Viii behsld TO- tunFruM.
UEILf0aNAHT UNION AEAAAN AHHEsfEp.
9ptetal Dts,attA to TAs CAte4eo Tribune.
MrLMAVkkk, Via, May l.-TAree asAMep have
been ARRESTED IL the INSTANCE nt Jnhu satetauu,
sAlppuax R,astsr. tor eHtosing aiA store with eel
, 1881-05-02
OiTiEIeH CURE.
Swallowing POISON,

8wnlt9MlnE vna InhAlGx Lh0 u11l1uA lmpue4te1
generated By catrra p1is ~ not aI2na so uasal or
1eatsdy !!xe 4oueusa and !nsatuul9 In snus oen pos;
CstaEss ri. fadt etpa!n. ne w9nasrtu! eures re-
Ieatn.aal The eWa,snts utoa 81 him sre .h.sr esd
hy tho lcuus lstlntsanu tntUI 1hult Tho syata and
f1rlI s*lltt l1uul u well III local a1lkldut0 AS
cbf4Ain 10 cte GhtArra ~ yAccne virus "a 10 pro-
5ent Smal!:l.x; L. nnpsssedsalsa ~ Win ansa;
CitBt lSstlnlDnulS SrO1 inAaLy lh9usAas WAU ~ Al
s.aasa Il az ai.oass. h,.se sssa cured * ,his
ths ,xet tbat Wi o. Meysr's tataErh ears i
s1oa; itsy: i: II: T1yior: e SoS stS1Ifia
~ isy s%fs5 %s%5stof II taai{ vSs e, III, Il
iIGtoaaxsy; y; n: sass4 aa at,of g + uaaetof'pS
y: n,asisn:piass: n; ~: 50 sps,at re- s
SIsst ssssa: issS: saS IfoaoisS
saaaa 80 sr1 .saaSs1 E s
%y nSss,i. untIl Ws! Ds NgJsi: Tiati6
hss:, a: a.: II rs;q ,!ss ".!aat, re!ist" 7: 7;
sss 6se 4: PHI; GS
Il, ,s.Ss'hl Il 4 EFts; 4! r. !. Ns
i i DEWEY . Cd. d Dss-st., n. T.. ss go Cum
pl0Ls.
, 1881-05-02

Special Dkpatth to 5h+s Chtea9o Tribune.
GALEyA. ILL.,, April 32.-A large number
Of Delegates from the various lodges OF the
L. 0. G: 'r.'s In this section met In oonve,i-
tim in this city Thursday forenoon md ad-
jourl,ed TIL this i,,nrl.ing. Urtnh Copp, Jr,
Of Lolf, Grand. Worthy Cntef Tcmpi IT e he
t3tatt. pieslletl. Resolutions weru auupel
~ follows: Thanking thtIse numbers NJ tllp
illinois Legislature WtlO voted fur and nQva-
Gates! t4e submission OF an amendment to
htbttinK tho manufacture nitl sale Ut fntl,Xl-
eating liquors, beer, and cider; conaeth,a-
tory OF th0se who vntetl tn lsny this p,ivi.
lego to the penpie. md especially Of tl,ate
with thuse wltu wers nppusrti to tl!e inens-
ure; u!edxlnK themsetv nntf the Order In
general throughout tho State tu use their
utmost cffnrts 10 sccute tie election ut s,tcll
conce,iu tn the peup!s the privilege to vote
for such Nn amendment to the Constitution.
, 1881-05-02
HOME GATHERINGS. :,

A., ''eo AtsNAN1E4ENT. So
De-, faasetaeat that VIII provo to bo a lccI-
r,yst tsusaaon, ss',at, md which cauuot tai 70 rive
tiss,e ,easstas' ~ lon to TIC travetne ruf,l,S. ID
clrrI,s l't .r ~ doair'ch Transportu ton Dim pspy
.!eatps,,1 ] 1aasa ns,, whe te"d ,ha assignments VI
aQo w. pr'nsba y, ras Taiuuyu u tfow dass
tso WY 'hat tho taro,u tt,s buon added to
AI,s'.s ss. saoro route bc.wucn i;alesw.a,,d Two
n,su,., Naa no DOUBT fell to wondef,ue In what
sotto, ~. a,. ..aras.boas ar,auxsu,su. IL: to u.
ha, vi h., A'houxh no otlIs!aI auuouuopment mi
Is sus.sss pssa masa 10 tals efoct, II may b. statsI
enpIas1aa Issat g,as41 amnnx she bcst,infortnod
the una s,a the Qaoarlch Cotupuny that
,a.ks ,su sstgss .p s ,t1o4xv aud shehnyxan are to
Ssaksu, l.ar,pa ipa a4lly bstwspn Clo ,Ho and Nil
ssa tssuins uiasax ~ &saet placu III stsse.( TO Luis IL
fp sai lsn "itn tha Cur0..a, WHICH IL II ,.,ttnm
\ svra TX Th,ea, uaV 'bulwout that 10rt, ana irn
Es4M- GuSir,"h hNa4 prnlesa u knaw rIxItu tbaf
a-ut In Si..S Ct. long aaI suqa In Srrn,.1..
Ss.a,s S., hs S o,9 !; 1e'n y. tad4ca.sd ~.
seein. tn ~, ~ peafAuu tu carry il il,tn nftrl
est~evn Chtsane Ivy lntr.ltol 1u duuG1n III, rs,tt.,
summer snS Sxo TO- 4nd AitwAukse univ villa ths,
hts.A When ,haI huafty uutuuln pussana srsVsI
oaas &4sh va aaa co;ats ihore ENl III o,iv I'M,
ss 1s<esoto1ps god tho
, 1881-05-02
TlIusYllIE OIL MARKET.

',IITVaviLtE, Pa, May lou openeu at
ssh cents; highest, s3A cents; Invest. s91s
cents; cluscd at s3}A CENTS. Shipments. 81. .tt'l.
Charters, llaa57. lans. T,b5a., 'rhs follow
lna IL the summary OF tho uerald's April IT.
IH!rts, which will be published t&r.aorsOW:
Mells completed, 3A; new pFo4qct!ol,. o,sa7
harra!s; AFy luitx, ID; Wetts drilling, ~ :
liz iiunaGsr u Iry holes IL Ius mainly t.
'swtIti-eatt!n4" la thu northern letd. No
material chanRe In tho extent Of operations
frull Tie March repprt.
, 1881-05-02

BFEAakHkF PAnWEIt.
Tho stoamshtp jessu II. Farwcii, belonging 10
Thomas Adams. Jesse II. Farwa'l ami Thomns
II. Walsh, Has resontty launched at tho ahip.
yard OF. Sessrs. Linn & Craig nt t',hratt*r. flor
llInen sona arc rs follows; 2t0 feet lpnr, n;
beam. and 22 feet depth. fIer engtne Ii Ut enm.
pound pattern. hfrh pressure cylinder. twenty
eercn Inohes, and low pressure. farty-four
tnu.ns. With rurty.inch stroke. Tho boiler Is Of
a. e. ., nns t5t ds. snss sxesn scs sH {"
!nachtncry md ot,tht. il 1'to1t *luy0ll, Ano i
intendel by hvr ownera ftr tho xraln aid Eron.
n.stnnta bnreos j. % #. it;ttnr ar am M s',uwne, ss 1a
which aisu belolix ~ tho owncrS nf tho Farwuli.
T., 1to ,s snt!rc ht. t"x yin ts r.Sts sapsty II
he commanded by Capt. Eugene tsathbonu.
TtiB tINE.KfLHs.
Tho Detroit ni,t1 Vt. Ctn,r River Towing Assn.
c'aton hayo ssgG ,ag t,iowiE .pcsa! n9tlse;
depth Of wutor ut the Liina. K,ins crossing, 10
called. nallaet: oy tho n1yernMent Improve.
hcreby gtvon that no tug o. tls.uwner shaii DO
lnnl9 for any tl,tnaxg ts1ne u any shs+el "a tow
81 s4a tg Y Ss n acsont Ct tho sso,'ndnx Or
roasun nf aalsl grounding"
VcsHrtA atp Mtsfs cMilttUncd against overland
Ing M hce.,unt Ut tho Inv whtGr at the st. Clair
Flnts 1tid iii Lake Ut Elnr.
LAKE sREi0Mrs.
Tho scow 4. II. Cunkin Is chartered for thirty
sRs s ts sassy ss's ~ 81 s
from Assssses to casboyraa Il Il FER ton, fssa
The tArge nanshec carries tauhet from nay
city tn tllack i.ts.r for ts.50 per l.vhl tcot
Wn ~. iner e 1 1r''n Ksnssson ont' u conts per
Voai frcvhts 1t buffalo are entirely nominal
saippsrs are nraund Offering caFgoes, but Will
VESSEL TRANSPORTS.
Tho stcamcr Prince Arthur has been aold to n
sMenn.ny that will run ootweon H. Vincent anu
Parties in Detsoit bavo purohnsed tho Clcvo-
land acuw 9uuti fur fa5ul.
Gapt MS!eo!Mson q ttamltSn' hns sold the
egn,,ef N Now D',n.Gn TO- u: y" hn Of rort oiit
tt, put Into tho stuve-tloit trAde between Lnku
Erlo ahors tsnrts and hMINlO.
Ine saS 81 G o. r., ,he senuoSer Gnioo by John y:
regoraed ut milwaukee,.
bnevfTfes..
The canalboet Prospect which sunk last No
cargu OF csal!, hns fnon raised.
4 new drcdgG ~ feet t0nx. X foot wtdo, and T
feet inches deup' IL ooln9 built ut Buffalo for
Al ilaiia!!, Tho sohnner D. s.. Austin Is seco!v.
tnR new 1!bbUon, and bowsnrIt.
M.ssrs ] GoskSurs ~ t @ of skka e 1aku stoan,s
urs. Capl.nt Sl0O.ltu, III 80 si,,srcs. ....
A tnw If twelve lmr9cs, freghtel With 1B1.0oo
treal III lcss than aix days by tho Trent Canal
route, aud + is estimated to cost not inuro tha
Tho harKe El.xa.. whlct, was thrown upon
Mftuhof s ftowiAnd's tfuok ut Toledo BY tic
ilun'!. hAA hcgn lnnnuhed.
ahoal whiun runs ont in q northwesteriy dIrSo-
tsuu soma fnie hundral feet troni Iie lighthouse
plor tt that W'rt- It seems to hnvo grown e0li'
slAortbly dur'ug tho winter, ind presents thu-
Eeruns obstacle to vessels gong n Or out Of the
n1stt fhR fhtu1Vbt kn mari,
, 1881-05-02


the 'team'bargo Thomas Ktpasforl. vltb the
"ansf -. bclA"1 70 lu tow, both lumber. lutleu.
H. 1osn.aofe asaofe durlng Wednesday. niyht. Inst at
Tha TfHIroas n', Lxht, oF Thousand III md Park.
E.n.aaru ~ uslawaru WIS brought alouRs,de aud the
Thss."raa ~ ~ deekloqd VIA put on tho Delaware.
snu.lA ssu M'ag'tord tackod Oh uuluiurod at mon
433'osf, hut reaohcd O4wego. .,
rh DAMAGED Ny COLLISION,
40 schooner Irol,sdns lind hor ilhhoom hro.
~ -, ~ collsson. Saturday evening, whlle Iy!uR
Ii tas s1a1hs snesxn. Alton IT. Louis Railway dock,
colla1et .n1s tAst tho steau-barge Vanderbilt
-a9 '*'Ated her tom, ~ 4'''a""nA
whn> nAoxEH w.,arts; ~
istu tnsns!sx s!,ax<e tse Etse irish IN o slip,
S".' S Aar ~eui badly a. 10 X ieqa,seo III ~
s,,s aus L. her whdel at slbtoys
spsw Uns II I'll n.tssas nat. and will rsealya