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Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10

OyDReOATs.-Hahn A. Meyer have lust
added to their already large stock over
three hundred overcoats and a large as
sortnent. of ready-made clothing, which
they are now offering atprices but little
above the cost Of manufacture. Their
stock OF oyereoats Is the largest and most
varied ever brought to Napoleon, and the
goods cannot help but snit customers in
both price and quality. An invitation is
extended to ALL, whether they wish to pur-
chase or not, to call la and eK anime the
goods and prieesat the Eagle Clothing
House. y '7F'it st
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10

Who owns the other half of "the DEVILS
| hnlf ncrn ~
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10
WOODEN WEDDING SUPPLIES at
Humphreys. If

Do you want to know how to save your
time, your temper and your money in
buying clothing9 You can do it by buy
ing at Bernsteim's One Price Clothing
House, where goods are sold at the very
lowest figure possible at one price marked
on in plain figures for all alike. The most
ignorant man or woman, and the smallest
most innocent child, can buy there lust as
cheap, and for the same price as the smart
est and closest buyer. Go and try it. 81
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10

We issue two page supplement thi.
week.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10
Give Him a Rast.

Ladies and gents nnderware cheap at
Nordens. 6t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10

SANTA CLAUS has engaged Humph-
rey's Drug and Book store for his ware-
house for the HoIIavs. If.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10

New REMEDIEs-It. is really a great
blessing to humanity and especially the
afflicted to be able to secure all the new
and reliable medicines which take the
most prominent part in alleviating pain
and easing the suffering. Saur makes a
speciality of procuring at all times, every
thing that is new and reliable in the line
of medicines which would be most likely
to benefit mankind, hence it has become
almost a by-word to say that if you can't
find any particular remedy which fancy
may perchance dictate at any of the drug
OF pharmacy stores, if you will go to
it. This is a truth which has been
Saur's drug store you will be sure to find
proven many times by people finding just
ths thing they wanted and could not or
did not find it anywhere else.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10

We call your attention to the advertise
ment of Simmons Liver Regulator, which
appears in the paper of to-day. Thisstand-
ard remedy, the only genuine of which is
manufactured by J. III. Zellin & Co., and
of which they arethe sole proprietors, does
not deserve to be classed with the many
"patent" nostrums so literally ad vertised
throughout the country. 1t is one of the
very best preparations in use, and is rec
commended by the regular practitioners of
medicine. 1t has a large sale in this city,
and can be found in all our drug stores
A bottle or package should be found in ev-
cry family, as its yudicious use is almost
sure to prevent a bilious attack if taken
when the symptoms first show themselves.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10

Thls Is the fourth vol o. Court
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10

,CrSminal business has been brisk this
torn of court.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10

For good handmade boot go to tn
new shoe store of Frease Bros. St
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10

A new line OF hats and caps just in ;
WorGens. 6t
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10
Take down the awnings.

Begin to look up your sleighs.
f,etice change in r. r. time tables.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1881-11-10
Give the lawyers a rest.

Give the lawyers a rest.
This Is the fourth week OF Court.
We issue two page supplement this
week.
Who owns the other half Of "the DEVILS
half acre"
J. J. Beilharz will get up the supper for
the band dance tonight.
Yesterday was the second anniversary
of the great fire in Napoleon.
One year ago last week they were cut
ting ice in some parts of Ohio.
FRESH BALTIMORE oYsTERs.-At Hirse-
tand's tomorrow, by the can and in bulk.
The Probate Judge issued fourteen mar
riage liceses during the month of Octo-
ber, 1881.
Your sisters and your cousins and your
aunts all buy of those who advertise in
the NORTHWEST.
The best Coal STOVE in the market at
Sherman, Harms & Co. Call in and ex-
anime the stock.
Auditor Ennes entertained the Board OF
County Commissioners at the Miller
House on Monday.
, 1881-06-07
TEXAS.
An Interview with Isx.f:oy. Hubbard
Prugrcnx In tlls LuIie-Stnr Htatcs

An Interview with r:x.t:ov. Hubbard
Progress. II. ths Lulie-Star statc.
sptetat carn.pondsnee NJ The Chicago 1riaunr.
1urhorJ t1ultarJ. nG trcxns. wns IN tho cttv
isc'A"'" t1"uua'u, VI tSu'' wa ~ s.'o Wy
totsaS' aaa was !htersio"eh nya tepteseht-
atiye .,s Of Is fa'n c'teA"o o. aua r.uSn ,t At ,s
yns rcrnr,ln,l M 1u.nr rcrtal, nj srnt IN tI,n
ijnited ni States sennte. itece,,tty. however. or,
lle lsns abandoned polillcS, md y .evotIng
his State.
.,, roa'tas w., T., "osamt .ms ~ M.o . .ums 'Ma',
sn'a s e ~ ANSWER ns 10 our ,ters I'm" M tse s
mnre lucrntlyu cmuloymu,,t. Tim war nf
rnr.,,,,,H a", n,rl"i,i ~" n,n,s AMI o"'',,,',.
.s H'.>' .; - ~ 49, ,,'t,ttt 'u
,arc nothing 10 me naw. OF course, bpins IN
in tnn i"r" i "f IN" c,,,trw: @ way Int VT l Il s,,at
to, e "n" sn'' ~ " a1, .Mu fmI Il ,' ", n,tIaoi ~ ~
arena. ! nm mors Interested III l,,u l,arrnw.
gnuge railways of Texas tlni, III anything
else, Tho State Inns now acD miles Ut nnr-
,ow.aa,,xc and and IN lrsy ifan two " ysnrs
Will have over a,oN udles In opera
t!an. Tl.ere are t..r'Iny under. col,str,,c-
tlS!! autl oXta1slon ln tt.e st1to tWehty.ona
fp "M' u sss !le i ~ i,ri''Wn''se i. I sSst 'Y'
9lSration fren rot,S Il" S. 1a,'ls. , firm! f[o,s s.
t.nse.i.,, antl frnnl. 1.,lrtNo tn t!ia City Ut
Mpxlet,, a,ll Muxnt!all oil tla l'aeiilc Oeean.
within two yfurs. THIS ls tho 0hlect l,ass
p* ow " GSas @ "tf o1 ssi!G% aSrt, 't s s"Esr s aco
sstit set like ttfnt Hgatiist Immigration Md
tsea scllooiS%'
, 1881-06-07

ACClDESTs.
LITTLK DNEs IN TllE HIvEr.
The schooner 1easie isoRlt, while being towctl
down tho river yesterday. oollEdsd With the pr1.
pcller Junfata aud lost hOr Jbhoona. The pro.
poller sllstAlnM no dauluRe,
Who coming down tho South Drnnch yester.
day shu steam. pnrEc Jessa Farws ha.l hor uppar
works att Slightly damaged by coming In coas
tact With Van IsurDn street bridge,
In 4 LEAKING CONDITION.
Spteia! Ditpaieh 10 1hs Chteago 7rtbahs,
MILWAUKEE. Via, Juae >8.-The steam- yacht
Emile, owned and accompanied by rresldcnt
Packer, Of tho lehIyh Valley lEoad, aud on rouie
from Qswexo 10 Chicago. arriyesl tu.day in 4
ltak!uY condition 4n1 went into lsy.dock
WAll0 pahslpx 6tuny Point Sunday morning tho
!lltlB craft rnu oKeound and btoka her cOndens-
it1x plpg. cnllstuK lcAk. Rhp WAS at uuce
heAutl for shebMyKnu, wheFJ tho I.tfc'5arDY
crew put On boar.t t4oaF h0tnsey pump klla &C.
c0lnpauie1 tho yacht hure,
hltt1xKN CEkrMA- -H0AHu,
Special ulspdtth to Ths Chicago Tttbtsns.
OWEN SOUND, Out, Jnno B.-Ths schounOr
Tecutnsoh from Coltin5w0Ud, gu route TO Ehtca-
~, rnu 10 hero Tonight With broken cofltfu.
boasl. she Will repair hsre, and proceed III =
duy or two.
BUT LITTLE DAAAQxD,
Hptctat IatspateA ~ TIA Chicago Tribune,
MERKEOnS. hiICh, Juno t.--Thu 5tsAu, sbarRo
, Auaiv LAuEle suffered lut tittle damaxa truul
, 1881-06-07

TIFF tffE-sAyfS1 sEHsfCE.
Milwaukee RtpnlktcaA, 1tt,r D.: ~ dispatch
received Inst night from Sl,chuyEnn states that
tho sseain- yacht Amelia was there EeuktnY bndty
thai kcrper Grove, D! lhe lATe.SaYIpR Service,
hMti pot nonr with lve of his tnen ani |, pump,
and Ind succeeded IN keeping tha vcssci ulcar.
The tlisputct, wns By Lieut.. Walton, nnd nske.l
whether the 1.ife-Savinx Service crew shoul'l
Continue thclr work OH tho stcam-yacht md
bring her To this port. The repty WIS an order
to bring tho A1nelD here M suHgssted. Lieut..
Walton's foretatonght IL to be thuMkel for this
last HptclAl service or the Lite. Saving Service.
uny II short time lsst, be nude reputation fur ],
number oi Jumps 10 bc plnced at tho variotis
Stations stf that they faht aU ttsed either 1T
Gns Of tirU ur TO usstsf III freeing vCsaelH which
might bo lenktnk. hnd the pump scMt 10 shc1oy.
Hntl citHo tn uceh tlls very tlay il was received
,,hor' nma 9y t 'nsas yGsset hns aIrsn
Of which ho IL Inspector"
4 scfEw i.e.t,aE SOMEWHERE,
Toronto lfatt: "Iho Captain Ut the British
ggInlo general Que IT not attended IL at orce.
lle brought cont 10 city dealer. and his hlli
collected from h1u $lV.GO l,nrbor dues. ii,
weighing mt he founh he was SIX toms abort.
91il tho sustx11ec now refuses to tay tho hMrbnE
to nccrIt tho ireiHht unless hu Is paid for the
tl"cs, and vii carry tho question ut, exirt. Ae
y os Sf b s :" who IL hSs 1nss m = n a to
cded, MS Il is hard that n Captain, who has 10
dues mud then RIM aruull t, colect It from tue
GnnsfKnee. who IN the tnan 10 pay iu tho enl.
There's hcfow loose somewhere
rNouD CAPTAIN.
Detroit Marine Ntws: "Cnpt. James Mllleu Ia
Justly proud Of tho performance OF tho Irop
Duke. Shn nude tic round trlf, to Il Amao aud
rst.r. T., ya .iays mud nins hours Including Ten
carries ,iFJt tong 1ruIIsRrG from EHGAnnbA. ShC
, 1881-06-07
kfiSCEGENATi0N,

CnEYESSE, w., June 0.-'rle cnse Of the
IMtormarrtake OF q chlnanRn named LIS
Chin atlu wllte woulan tanleu Mrs. Eya II.
Lee IL attracting muntl attention. 4 statute
1T WyonlnK fprbtls sucll intsrrlurrtagt, all
the couple hatl the ceremony performed in
Denver, tile Colorado laws not prohibiting 1t.
Nj. md Mrs. iAes Cl,!n hays beel, indicted
for tntscegcnation, The ChfnesB Consul At
DeMyer. under tho direction Ut the Chinese
Ambassador at WashHpg.ali, has hscDnlB I?.
contest tho case IN the courts. .tNllgn W. i.
Carroll nill j. e. laird llnvn been retained to
tlefvlA tho case. Meanwhile n full lxtate'neMt
Is Galng prepArttl fur th8 Chlnese A,nbasst..
diplomatic correspondence IL likely to ei'sua
, 1881-06-07
hcr arri'inns. MIR was fixed up. md cleared To-
ChIca.fo Inst night.
.MfsftEI4I..ANE0Ua.

.MfsEEI4LANEOUS.
HNrrAtA ELEVATOR MATTERS.
Special D!spatth to 7At Entodvo 7ftanns.
NuFfAtO. line H-Thc negotiations pending
fnr tbb reorganization of tho Western Eteystsne
Company l1itvc not thttA fnr ttsuIte! III tha
formation Of an associations b',t tht>c engineer.
ftR tho schcfna llnvp strung hnpns NJ bringing all
tho elevators Under t,tle management. The
uhsnf cnusr Ut the Inst hrcak Il Attrtl,nte to tho
!ra!iiru!htlhtla OF n ring IN ChltnRn. which n
M nsKsis" ssa snta SHr y .S t set II ti. e 1; H5c
l.,f.hr as hce,, shipped nAii either ty rail IT. II
scs.r. l9a,Ied with t,vcr nnr-! !hirt ii a inliinn
lHlHhrH tf pntt. which II isclhltnet viii Ae stored
sofnx @ "" r s. he I. .a ff r. ,n
tho lirtnk In tltvnting rates. ~ this ring prar-
ttcnfIy owns ur contrnis ut fcast one houso hcrc.
ArTEH 4 srEAMbtIAr fisE,
Spetttt Utspaeth 10 The t'hftdao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. juno G.-ts. II. Fucker. President
nf the l.ehk' Valley isnIlr,'at! Co,ni,uiy, arrived
y, ~; tt Saty tG'ay ~ s r fHr nsa*1 !. =
ss.ta'rn "ttsItnia1at connection fur bin railroad
ln y s,t;:cnnpa'ca VI a Number OF other rail-
Mf:sKEnos r.uanEtt MARKET.
br<etnf Dspafct to Tit GHtese. 1rIhunt.
MEsKEtst,N. Mich, 1,sne G.--flenrnnecs to-day,
ts.nty-nlnc. fh'ni,rr ahrinenta. a,ll5.VNi fci't,
N fect itycr:,, isi,i. t are = rc,sr,si r , &.
,iay ~ scl!hE hsMoel fret Il ln.n,rr as tla d..
!lSerp!. tIGAyy Hltre hfG nlsH reported at $lt1
III TN l0ckt md ~ fnr cni1t nlotE.
TlIR CITY hf MILWAUKEE.
sptetal hspatth ii The Chicago Trtbxas.
Of Milwaukee arrived frvH ural,1 lintrt, IN her
tlrst trip ut il:4s this tl0rh1ng, having tune the
ruin hCrUss In flvH ntrt and seyeh MINUTES. Hhp
Started Oh ler return trip ut .::sI y. IN.
tsITED arATf:a STEAMER MICHIGAN.
Srketof Ntspatth 10 a7t Ehfnaoa 7yibIae.
En1E. ra.. June 1.-The u nltnf Suites steamer
Michigan lAs rGcptvcd orders TO sill Monday fur
Il lake cruise.
RTrLr. ASHORE.
Sprttaf Dispatch to 1ht Chicago Tribune.
sTDtltlEtlS BAT. Wis, june t-Thr tlY Levin.
than Is still ~ work Oh tho schooner Nnbob,
Ashurr at Canal 1afAnd.
, 1881-06-07

HN>cENtEk-t'ntfor IN; llin cnF9i,eH, Tf8!1Ac.
Ailpnt ntr; kDft, l1Mc
WttsHK Y--flut1 At tl,[G,
fttEiGtTrs-'rD l.isprpnnl prf ktanr,nr dull
KktttlT*feur, d+ hris. wheat. Iii .lfi INT corn,
rIllrMs:NTs- Si.enL 11a, ,Et liz: rnrn, k7.T3 bn.
hAfEH--Wh h0nt, Hs, ,dHl b,li costl, h}JiU hi,
, 1881-06-07

NEW fpnK. limo U.-'rhe general u1arkn& ooutinnGa
quiet, cuton uousa steady aad demand rmt Furwu!l
nf1d talbot bfDuchcd RhtrttnRs And IntllAn drchar1
br9wn Got.ons attrnNse n nEsnts, tr!nts rs,natt,
Woolun III light us;,iund ftannes wure sought fur.
, 1881-06-07
Ui TELEGRAPH,
FOREIGN.
1oypoy, Junc 4. lttiii.tny. No ttiafkets.


Ne" VIM
A,,ttal Dbrutrh 10 T7lt Caitdoa Tribune.
yrw YpRh iuue G-GHAiS-tYtfeas qnoteh
ranger, 1a1stns sharply MI thsunYh ihs ltEt.
n;r,sly in 1fr liIsnnee af No. rcd III tic option
lie, in mich connection the Improvement WAS ahont
k4laepet lI Ill nettso GeMnnd, nlt'stly .bct1i-
G,lrt stimulated Ly tin rtprts nf ruhewed bttnynH-
" i, thr Wv> lcaylnK NJ rtrHulnrly; sprinR wh9nt
Il 70, dpeate demand for shipment, md quoted
yton:cr: Nh, -miul sl.a: Su red. tl.{tt 25. ct-
rs7tJlEtar r.IttMl s,0rk; ln jnnc. $I2{sSi.. ..4}s.
s,.inx 1T tl:js: do tnly. t@3{et1.2'a. clostnx nj
u.: do August. si.tt1 2l9f. enkInE III sslA tskeI
nd !I,4 I'D. IN SrpteuDur ut 81. caslnx Ut
I'LL do strH.rr grads ut FLU; No. Teti, fl9ai 4&t2;
tas,sdsd red. tll.ttI!HH a. 10 Gunlty, hart Mlnne
Lis tpf.Is. {i.!l: NJ GhlcnIn nna Milwaukee
,ptny Ills tiiEl Gtusinx nt tl.lg rsNrtet bid; Now
yytt No. :>prtng Ut .Ilsta; NJ. spring at Ill.
tlis rejected rprnR at ssci uiixfa.ie epr!rr, ttl.
k bnslnrss fgpurtrl In cr. lnrxsIy fur delivery.
H.alns ut a Iclrcln VI iih,}Sc t,ns bu. but hubse
laenlty hatcnInsa little; 1nixeti Western unsEnrd
HNlai.c, rs tn quality anl condition; New York
Htauer mixed nj ;IitaIic chiefly Mt Rikci No. =
ta',e AZ ::a'."iTc; white southern at f3t' willie
1tscrn ht uhist; I1nt al,d untnorchnnlnbia at T6a
Il Oats m,re tree1y dcntt IN. especially In tho
4"n llnr, .1uly op.!un S". .attrnctipx most ntten
staaa further genrrnt Improvement OF t59hc In
Eupees a. nluch M ic rcr bu; wfltB Western nn-
szae. ss-f'7r, as quality: n1ods siu at *ft T1c,
ss 'n," % nu,nai ~ nls' s!Ats n"aIn"' Nj
y r ., ,sp Gsa III Frse Tsna 1ala S,aa, r.
v MMei 4 .''' M" '"th VI 'efse5 ao Feh's51s"asa
"iyti rayr, ,,r,,,,,,.. ,,o,s, .,r,r,on
,ss ,n,,r. M x,nn npa.m 4.n !t
~ VIE .nn, sv =. J., ssMni ~ sMtM HGHsI ~
~ mn,st .tn,;; ,,,", fnF
rI,c t"r "str ,imHr S ~ M!css - t1 ti !ntifK X
Iua m srt I'M III II ~ ~" ~ ~ r. FIN X @ ~,
&C. s, lii ss., a; sSs ;s;a$ til j ss.'Ss Ss
tsG.trn,,pt xiH AnguHt ~ ;3f%.'aS.st. 's.1t.
Il. SnI,, n, - ,, a3s ~ s.7 .1a mHfnio
Tn suI, m t ih ,,rn,,S u Vii, ,T aten 1mm,n y,
t;c ,hst "aa @ ~ ~, ii ~ nA Evt gnutHu r.
athsr hrst.t ~ +.".i ~ 80 sT e.H = y,a nh III
Idr.s,' % % ." M F "MEf W u.tiTE9t ~ tnIscT
n, H. nnd l.; H. r., ~ n,tr H. H. -
snr,t, I'm m ~ W3tsat ~. WStiuey ul.skSs %
iH II y i,,tn ~ IN , untvi"t ts.aAtf G!nAt1H r.
srltvnhtr 1T $IliMsilL IElnbrr nj i1iii1f III T.
N%1txEpes N1 Al tn''kslo5!@s yeaE ops'on' at slo2&D
III, f,nw ,.a,.,n,u ..,u , LA,
l1,.t nj GLi9 i9'''"'e'5 ee"s" ~ '5'a fi'ceo' WIN
..,:tESl inv ,,t,,, a,.,., "a. +.t,, .,...
t,u.;y m nm H. uE sSt.sg ~ turHns n4yanct,
i'd: rSnt ,, y, AZ TT b, ssHns ,m y, natS ~.
IT, s'1 ,sSl ", r" r., +; T. ss n 1; III c[s,!a;r ,a ats
s.;atn !, T., s s'uIta; matkst isns s,.wM i!tlIg
sIist ~ I'll t. T.. t f. M HIN 9enn cnnlphthttsDIy
tfatr; rh,.ae,s NV ~" =, @ r. II !ths ok
tsu.,y ,!1r" y si.pp. 9onr l.tt ~ isMlt
HuusIt .tra,r. ~ 'i.!u @ ~ WIT @ hmn"1ll: 1 nHu
sad. Il ,,e ~. ~ ~" =, ~ ~. !ts!i lot RsaiM
tu,uurI t,,t .p ~ u ~. -, ~" M II ~ Hshy
r., - ny w = uHttnlt ttionnissk m 'o# ~ u.s.
, 1881-06-07

MtLwAuKEE Wis. June acknowledgements.
tlnAtN-Whsnt Mctvp. Arln. IND hlxhars No. hard,
fa: NJ. \ afltwnnkcH. ft.H74s june. fi.lf.f, jHiy
edtg9aiE6s August. ttLkts, September, t11i4. NJ.
Mitwankca. like. NJ !. st!sc corn itrnar: No. y
:9$S :t % nMs %s.esay. $"H a4s4c. Is,o '"wer' No. l.
,t'atuy!sfuSk--slcady. AtnsE pork. flR11 cnsh md
dnnnt flGliM lnly: tarh-lrino stenn. sl9Id4A cash
pndLMfI9, &1.sit4 Luty. -
ltunH-AtttrgGr3 &i+Dd.hfa ,
4ria3 TIT.
HtiiPMExrs-Ftonr. i1U, tslss wheat, 67,uu bit.
c(rV. hi.
, 1881-06-07

C1NCISNATI.
CtSr1NSArI. O.. Inne q. -CUrrtIS--1lnlt at lOHc
Ft0u,l-1n fair dcmunds 1nmIl5. {at1ahsn; fancy
&tiNaaah
GMAix-Wtcnt rtcutiy Mt lila. earn snl nnd tnwnr,
MI. 4 +tfc. tlnt* dull, No. = mixed. 4lAc. itye tll
primo fall, ftuA -
i'NtviriUSx- Park firnIs 4ia1 1.nrs! qnict, tlohD
Hulk meats unt bt friA; rhM.crx Ehssi rlcnr sIU,
*t;g !aenn tttu.lr and q fair du1nnnd; rl,nu1ers
GAet oiemr RITZ HHdt cieHr. VIC.
HillaKY-itlR1lrr{ &i.!t
NrTrE,i-1jufl ind lOs.cr, fancy creamery, 20@:.c
, 1881-06-07
OTHER LAKE PORTS.
fkEtrs}f11f

6pet{at Uhpdteh 10 TtA ChteuQo Tribune.
DETROIT, Mich. juno 8.-tusatd duwp-Fro-
pelttrs Nebraska, Now YnFk, China, John f'rldg-
con, Jr., Wissuhlrkon, and Dcun Niehtuout;
steam. bargcs Henry Chisholm Aud schooner No
Enuneo, W. II. ltarnum, IFu ChatTeo and scow,
W, II. MaxrudcE aud barges. MAvklnaw ulld
, 1881-06-07
DETROIT.

pE1ptot1, juno C.--Ft0Ctt-DHit at ta2sa5h0.
Gls.stS-Wheut slow hut tlrm; pxtsn noninnl; No. /
whlte. fl.1at junb sasl,u. July, &1is bIti: Alrkt
tI.Ep{ bl September, tlI5&, No. White sl1l!s. No.
red, sI.ia nunstnAl r1ce!ptH, whcut, hW hui BhIp-
nants, WhHMt. aluU III.
, 1881-06-07

PEORIA, Ii.nn U.--t;uAfS-t'ot.1-dnlls tllr. .mi1ed
ln4c. nxed. ;ss(c unts tlu1!; Na.a white. tat:(o.
Jtye dull mid ,hnllnhl ut $1lAt3i.G!
I1iUttWtSEs-&IJf, -. -
htrEiFr<-Whent. nonc: corn. Vt9Q11u; oats, l3,s00
but RE nvttH, tHriey fIstftf.
s1IrhESrH-Wheat, AtjS III: c,r.l, lou but onts,
aluN but FyG, l,pN bu; hurley h0le.
, 1881-06-07
ItUEEALQ.

HuFrALo. Jnnc G.-[HAtS--1nar rkct Renarnlly lHnct
I've und guHtnthIna nnn,titnliy unchanged.
CANAL FHkluitrs-E!tM. ~ rhoati 4fo corn.
, 1881-06-07

NEW ORLEANS, 3nns G-CnTToS-Quleti mlad!laR,
1U<e; tow do, to Euot unnary. bstcs rccGlpts, ltl
bnies; grpsa &g7i exposts Frunce. 4,i kules, 6:
ksdGk. khaHA
, 1881-06-07
TOLEDO.

Tnryno, o.. Iune G--t3ltAfS-Wient firm; nu,ber
Michigan. sl.1Alis No. rcd wattnrh. shltft luiy,
tLtaAs AR,st, t2, ycar, tt,i, rojcctu. sle2. turn
r.i, hixb hitxei. |14c1 No. riH,t and Juno, &c;
July, Afe: Aug,st. 4se. r.Jactod. 4ic. OntsAulpit
M. 1rtIjl isIl{cs AHRHst, mkt.
tnly. 4i.li3f; August. q l3!&. yehr. tlllaf.
ftTHii~fH-NheH 44tAA but G'F'f. Ai.&D ha; oats,
7tltl btl. - -
SUPERINTENDENT 1lA01 bu, corn. alQp hui oats,
ft.lGu lu. -
, 1881-06-07
1f1HT'0N.

DosTnS. Juno a-F1.oiin-F1rnt md unchanged.
GNAtS-corn Gru,s tltal .afxrd una setlt.v. trDaf1
ftc; Nh. mixed und No. white. 4she, Iey1 ,uint-
tny unchanged.
N1TrEii-Sun,tnatly unchanged.
EGA--WEBtprlE fresh. lie, -.-,
KECEl1Tn Flour, ittsU brts, 1ikU HnckBscorn, 4o0O
bns wheat. S,kn tn. nntH. i'1n hE.
alllrMESTs-Fluls, ~, hrIss rorn. aauolbu,
, 1881-06-07

fnrKcs, OntonnKou and ,arge.; .chaoncrs
Gnilat!n. Monterey. Il. 1crlac.,, Pr',,cr Alfred
u. ". bAvia; tug At!ekncy and sarHcx, sns A,
j. Smith and hchooricr City Of tho Etraits anil
bargrs.
FRa4c'l 1Ip-frprel1crs Delaware. Oneida, nt,f,
Portage ana schooner r. A. ueorgcr, stcnsn-
barges William CnwLe and l'nrEt~. y. IInltent Inc
and schooner 4. u. Moorc, william 1:tlwnrtls and
schooner Charles Foster. Fafinc nnd baeFr~.
Antelope and barEeA: echtsonhrs Swallow !. H.
I!sI1sy, Go', co,k: 1s,,s slsteol. Nc'nrst., and
| Wtna northeast, tHeyh tniies.
| raltrr fIfls}a.
! :. rohr 1iu1tnS. .1'ins a.-!'ass.a town-f'ropet.
iesa india. tMnn lttch!nnstd, wissahtrknn, New
tn::si rrole!lcr, Mant.n. Onei'la. :lot',
t,am!el l,alfe.ttInc and ronaort, Wiilim tar,ric
na !msKs, f- p'~"Fo and arxcs: schooner Char.
Wind. ,nnrth. rresh. Weather. cloudy.
PASSED mp-Protn'tlers Lrt,i4b. Wc.tfet1l and
WilIia,n :dwarsls vi charies Ft,ytrr. an Ht,te.
! lnpG aud bargcs: tehnocrx a. It. Norris, John
1h,wn~iropcicrs siinncaSos. sn 1as; cntcpso rn,..
sla. Fast HaRhaw nnd l.Arse., and ii. II. Culsln.
,E,,ry; Eary .ss sshooncrs Cavalier, Lyman casey. and
Wind east, ffesh. Weather itno.
| 1ItFYAfn.
! sptefdl Ultpatth to The Chicago 7'rtbunt.
| l}EPfAtd'. N. " 1nnG E.--Arrvcd-rrlpcl1er
Alaskn. Fountain city. md lso.tup, and schv,n !.
&C, Ts. ss. f. m";ses e. so,, It'll N"fa y 1 aro l ,sr
pt.,pellcr jarvis tori. pi9.iruu, and schota,ers
selonsr v. f!"n it, K,s' E,k slpa.ees i!asai.
s,:1ssndoS!ss: s' asHn a SewFsS sn
sshooacrs 4. i. !iasst1i, H. zssrs%n, % and q {. il.
hu.t9n. coal, Milwaukee; schooner Cossack.
,t;. tnss.srs Tsre as tsllow:: Schooner francl.
rreue afs ani i. :s e. Ssxe 's sa' t. 10 ( ahisss yr,
Chicago. NIX cents Kro%s: schooner Fl 1verad,
eoni 1 TO- Hiwnuke.. @ ~; cents; ecs1toner Young
Anefis block ssot,e ceselnn.i 10 Ch'tnxo pr.
| Chicago Or MttwRukee. Fl.
Gat,nl IeciHhss rcInnIn s.endy md unchanged.
WhtAt nj ctflts and gt)rt1 Mt ~ cGtlta,
Shipments, III NV bushels.
NtLwAUKEE.
=, Sntefui Dftpateh to 1At Ghtcaea Tribune.
| MILWAUKEE. June G-Thcrc WIS M inquiry
sho .!cfnand continues active and ratcs tend up.
r., ,Charters-schoouer Il. r. Mason. wonl from
sister lshy ut S.s and sc0w Christie, w,lud from
t1srTpnnt nt f:al per rt,f4l
~ Arrsea tro.a nelos7;sel1aoner q II. r. baldwin
| ano stca1a- barges Z. J. kcrshaw nud NahNnt.
= MARQUETTE.
Special Dtspatth to Thf tntraaa 1>totsnt-
MA1tQt1ETrE. Mich, 1'tii" n:-Arrtyel-s'ro-
as,, ns,is,,; ). T. Fay. sn!nr!or; w9rthnEton, ana
dnsxy. Ex',e, ]. !. Cori. and Fnyetts isrowa LA"
E!enret-l'rOpcllersV Vlct,nn aud X. j. ttnekctt;
| Belle '"''" '''''''
ya,ss'l W,ns ttsns. saT.w!Fogs.!sf w'as" ;,s
| ;EuFfdt Ettpafrh IN 7N< fhtruaa 7kth,,rs
, 1881-06-07
Controversy Between The Vessel. Owners
Shipping Association and the
Sailors Union.
Little Done In Ln1sn Freigl,tA,
Agents ind shippers Being
Stlli AUart.
Work on the New Government Break
water to Be Commenced
Shortly.
Tic Stesctiores Preparing 10 Ncmand
nj Adrnnce or Ro Fer Month.
Around the Lakes-Ari7als and Depart
ccidents-A1ong the Docks.
HOME GATHERINGS,

Accidents-A1ong the Docks.
HOME GATHERINGS.
A NttttrAts ASSAULT.
Tho 0!!ctnts III chnrRc Of tho Vessel Owners'
Shlbl'iuK OlIlc0 furnish tho pnrtirltlnrA OF n
brutal assault uf,n a sailor NAMED Julius An.
derHUti, who lives Mt M. mo L.cayltt street.
Anderson engaged ut tho shipping tl1llcu to W
TN the schooncr J. ". Donne, nnd after having
got hts cnrd or thlrptng-rnpcr htnrtctl fur tho
vessel. Just heforu rraehitg l,nko sttcet bridge
two men, apparently sailors, met and olIYaxtd
tim In conversation. Suddenly, anu without
prorocAtfot,, one Of tho tnrn strrcs Anderst.n
terrific blow oil tho left e!du OF tho hca, Inytng
his fllca tnrc to tito honu trDul tho car to tho
nose. The 1ssnlants then rst,, nwny vii bnt lEr-
ing identified. Anderson sctur,le4l ta tho ahlt-
ptn4 Office aud threw IN his job. When ntlvisc,E
by tho ocfnts OF tho shipping ul1fcn tu nwrnr uut
wArrnnt for tho arrest Ut his nstnllnnt l.e
tlcclti1ed 10 do It. declaring that did he tlo
50 he woltlA bo murdered. Tho officials in chnsgr
Of tho shipping office say TINT tho assault
was inndo on Anderson by Unnn sulors by
direction of the Snllurs' unipn. They SHY they
have repeatedly complained at jolIcH heall-
quarters regarding tho ~ 3oycuttin9" uf luen
shipping from their office, and TINT m attention
hns bccn l'hfsi 10 II ns d rule, ntd when notice
WIS taken by the polcn authorities thoy aent
policemen either III sympathy With tho Union ,r
who wrro terruslxol BY tho "boycptlcEs." Tho
shipping ottlclats also charge that the Sailors
UnEnn has tic atraots leudtng To tho ,Incks
plekete md TINT II l0il-untun sailor cda With
difficulty reach ycsset he may ship on without
Il brutal beatst,g. Tho shipping oitfce has hn,l
several speclni policemen sworn III. anti tho
ttfcshfs er!arc Tint they will protc ct tho men
shipping with them nt nil huxar.ls.
On tho other hand. tho ol1lccrs and n,nnbcrs
Of thu Sailors Union deny tlse charges Of tho
4
, 1881-06-07

oswEao. Juno G-tinAlS-Whcat heavy. Corn
steady; Western mixed, i3c