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PETTY LARCENY.

A poor woman upon whose efforts depends the
support Of d ha!r.scoro of small chtldron, ard
porhaps drunken husband steals ioaf Of
surrounded b BY al tho lu1uries that wealta eau
1,stn.,to1, 49,, S,,,far s,ooIs = Toy, ..mc,, or,1s
a'ss ~ ~, ea ss !. ,n,o; \ n'
wornan won m piouds ncr poverty and tho distrcss OF Of
children, aad shows her worn and bony fingers
~ nroaf ' NJ ftn storm ,nct',stry mi fr,rat. r
,ror" ~ ,rhn1, In ,rrai,,o, hos
uonrd 60 oft.n tho old, oIa story Of staryatiop
ana aaa!fe!a sl.oFy tsaii iii lis hssrs nas beeona
sEh 1 nna. her Tt her r. seadnE ss aa S
10 Wafn ~ ~ o .no 1tl 9l M'os,sEat " N.Y.
T1n nr.,ntnnnt maj, 1nu,ns nr"Stnc r of hetnfnC @
hiWscir ,,nnnrot,aIv ~ Wba,sn"v.r o1aas"a nis
II il Ky hssn ~, ~ ro?,iv ;nt ov, IN
piiterer himself Is M not aw.re tha3 tic ones M " Whnm
r. has TeSSe Ar infSsmo Of Sis NJ; j.
us utter to uso tho wor Eluptonamiao than ia
tint yHsa sn ~ term
discovery, has To1,ey to buy his ffcet;om. and
friends 70 aaiot tho wasxtns tongues of soaadal. M
q %ssn9ons IN noln oo ot a% @ad
y tno 9Set ta wa ~ tag hg5
"a Xxx t 1nt.st,G % ~ r,aw ~ nua ,shtnt Iso
tI,i,.Ssn Iii - ~ ~. ,.o,,f r1tnttn r"on
~ ~ Va" ,,,itw ahnto LIN t
e,,rns ~ ami H"niiv' com"sMdo thst ~roat
ois,us1arc ns tha cecnntriuIv n Gonfus NJ
M nston'sbinR ~ dopreo ~ N r.drnwn. s out W
= sa,,sant 'ninHns,nca9 ~ ras,onsit;fn ~ Wit
,r1;inoriiv !. cnlIn.i fHaft Vt e,,h ti,inra cn,,s
nt aTuay. 20 ~ n hiou ,.o,, .,tn,n ~
s ~ rti w NM at s ,ato n Nuu n,
u rro s'' r III. y nnn -, moso sa, that ss
nnss nan ~ thfs citvn ,non ~ .u,,ao trrm ~
,So NY an ~ ~ var t'T Ton o,' o ~
sppositon that h, Is IN s ot9.s. nor W yut II so
tn,,e ~ tha ot ~ ~ sn,,s
tiSs IL T. nn1 nuu crSs ~ Il, wonra ppr
,,M sso,,G - ,ieT na1aro,'a ~ ~ ,,asnoes ~
S' ~; so"nu , T. a"; 1";HIt H"sptuua ~ . ~ .1tlt
s.sn W t, H. XIV IL T. .snuithv ~ eT osraats1
~ ,m,n ~ ~ Ta,ni,v anI oTntat unnio stn1slM1
IL rant ~ !. ~ .yo Mla own mi sn nrns1nrr,.s
that M she &C concern wIthla waose doors be eam@its
tSaff sa;1a E har u So,iyn ~ I'm Jill, n a9tnr
Ky ,ost nnnvimc'yt, ,s",,tnr icnnns;r'inn hH
'o1 1rn" TIKI tvant iost H., s,,isv @
~ y sh"i"., IL III Sratn fen"onds 1na tns
t.saa ,.0 u ~ wv us n s1ft ~ !i.,s ~,
frs'n,,ontTv ns,I fnniilnr,v Ao ann wilma III,
..c T." w .oGnatnor -"
as thnuaht' n,oE.d W and ssowea away IN
Wick va 10 could have p pafchesci, % It any s dsas
stutn @ n ~ ~ ~. e.y LIE LIT !oss @ s9n nhh LILY ~
~ Iaeas ~ LUZ ~ Mas & nGt "asV1o4 ~ Maa % a liz
saasn, aus "ts i nta @ s.s's i n%uo @ @t e snE
ansenw1 " atsutso @ atsu M , ShMua nuGeMno I'LL hrei
cies WMs Hhgu otu ~: AnUM9H osu1f ots nnoue sa
a stHo was IT, H. 1 So ~
nnrhe @ H.. S 70 ," t"so ILL, to ~ nSt
g4,, ngS4s,Gu t ~ 1.aa . - ~
etAnu!Nk III ta1 VomMHHty. 4Ask cntnEAaYs
, 1881-06-02
Collision Between the Schooners
Driver and Oneida Off
Manitowoc.
a Large Grain Fleet Chartered Yes
terday, Generally Coru to
Buffalo.
Thick, Foggy Weather Rcportol by The
Masters OF All Incoming
Vessels.
Blookades in tho Rivor-Nearly Drowned
Minor Aooidents-Dook
Notes.


- NEW EIkAM*HAH4E+
Tho new barge jesse II. FarwcA, towing
tho barges ltudler and Shawnee, taado hor f1rst
appearance ut this port yesterday. Tho Farwell
is 2l0 taet keel Is feet unu,. hnd - feot hold; Is
double Iron strappud, and has TRUSS vcntt|ators
Tn each trntno. All bet traines nro brno- b,iled.
she hns n .tH compound engine. 4u-inch
stroke. Sho was hIl,it at Gibraltar, 3lich and Il
owned by ThouJas II. Walsh, Jesse II. Farwell.
and Tho1nas Adams. of Detroit. Mr. Walsh &C.
cotuEan'ed tho .esscl to this port. sae ts COIN
I9 Wandcl " Capt. Engen9 RAt1burn. with John
saas s T. tso sa no ssa
on tho lakcs propelled BY steam.
LUMBER HATES.
Tho rites for lumber roulaln firm. Thera
wsEs y, no ehorters reported yesterday: The pre-.
yM!llny rAtch t. this port ara MS tolItiwH; From
s5; siantstae. 1; s55: @Siss Lake, e. T. ''
IN unY-uOCK.
1,rotsers d.y.ssas yesse1ay fs to tceeSe CIV s' NV
wheel. Tho Fuyetto Is unfortunate. as this IL
tho second limo snu has had u 70 into dty.dock
Tho tnE Success, Of tho uuion Towing Com.
pany Line. also went into dry.dock ut Aillcrs'
yard to receive new stern.
LAKE y1sKIGttTy.
rntcs remaining stently ut ~ cents for corn u
Buttaln. M co,ts fur cnsh to litugston, and i0!1
Ssss Ware Ia % napraa!or s1 ng toos Sosnsu;SSas ]
coru; prnpeller MinncapolIs. 50,e00 corn; pro-
peller Nebraska. a],1 corn; schuotler Angus
6oD ct,rn: schooner i. i. Totncroy. S,uj5 corn.
For K!nEstpn-1schooner II Hartford, &so0 corn;
TaSi esr ro9 ssrmosp asr; ssoaspsf T.
cor' as e sope'los sopert @'ssah'oFon. 'G" He S
0ou corn. III conr3o frcshts tlloro il still an
nctive inquiry, and ratc6 rta,nin 1,rut: Lato In
tho afternoon tho following additional charters
were mndc: sclonner AancrcaG. corn to Kings.
ton ut IN cents: schooner SInrlee corn to tlut-
fato At II sents: alld sch ooncs F. u. Gardnur,
corn to HuEAlp. II.
DOCK NOTES.
FogEy outside yesterday.
The propeller Dom Itichn,ond is In.
Only twunty.six clcaranccs Tuosdny.
A still northeast wind all lny yestcrtlay.
:, The propeller st. Louis leaves this ovoning for
Tho lnrgo schoouor Crosswalte Is in tho light
Only tnrcc vessels at tho lumber market yes
fcrstMy afternoon.
Tho stenm.bnrRe Favorlto aud tow arrived
yesterday tnDrulnN.
Tho schooner John70n Was toWed 10 an eoyntor
yesterday to lUad Ktslin.
lust cvGntug Tor DutInlo.
The tu4 J. N.Asurt!n loft port yesterday morn.
1nH Mt O'esDck fur Lake Huron.
Tho nlntanluth scEooncrs G. J: Volts md blichi-
gun nrrlved from below yesterday.
Very few sail vessels left port yesterday dur
tng M tho o,. DAY. owing to tho thick wcathor and
Ex.neputy United States Marshal John Still
Hush street hrttsve.
go "a too b9 Tor h,tu md be wan9 10 eet away
Us quickly as possible.
Cnpt, James l,rucc, OF tho schooner Type, says
thnt be was Dnt twenty i1ayt, md dnriug thnt
ttlIlG only saw tho sui rtsG twice On account Ut
tho suieky atmosphere.
a deck.hanl on tho Detroit tug I. u. N{nrtin
, 1881-06-02

"'.... es.op' ,u''...a.
l!shnd rumor that tho schooser Driver bud
coiItdpL with M unknown schooner ut1d 8uuk.
Tho fncts nro. Mr. ]. v. Tnv]or. tho owner of thu
ilTiyer ret.lynti n ,lispnisf alnuImv nvcning
envinr tho schooner hnG nt.en III eni]tafon h1t
EiyinS nd particulars Ypstcruuy hp rocelvetl
letter from tho Captain, In which hp suited that
ut about u. N. A0utloy, during uonse log,
while OF Manilowoc, tho Drtyer Gatno "a col
!tslon with th9 6chooncr Hne!ll. Ine Driver
lost nor loro. rtkgihg. fWu 1Ibs paFt Or hct bul.
Wnrks, ana sp!it ner ea!s. TUG Una!aa Iost aet
1i0ooou. noth , Vessels WcFe !lgnt ara pounu
ao~n TUG la0c' Ino uFiscr Is now VI MuSReRon'
THE SCHOONER cAsoAns Astto'tE.
Early yesterday morning tha sohoonor Ehs-
cade, ootnl Tor thts port. OWING 10 inc aouee
fox went ashore nGout two 4,ilGs down from
GTnsA Point. Asslstnnco was cent ZOE, anu
yestGfuhy attefnoon tao Untotl 1tno tuH totn-
THO Casuade - ltisnrtss " tha grt9as 1or S*,AN
md in tho t!nston MAr,no Tor *l.0U sht y tn.
euteu iuF thkal LOSS anu RenotAl aveEA*1, 9nu IN
saliaett at $lGM u was oxpecled t9at tao cota'
tnuttoro would he able 70 feleAso nGr ny mla"
night, providing Tho wind ulu nut ihofeaSo-
Lost JlnuoOM.
1y,,ia t,ctr., towcf1 nm Tim rivcr veskcr,gav the
rchnnmor KiihM,ac awt,nr .rtMIn,{ Tia niies nt
Hmrrison strnet f,ri,fuo nT1a carried awny her
iihhnnM ma nart nf har raiilnn.
rrIt 1sro THE ,iyEit
.,r,,u,xor soilor fnI into the river ncar I.nte
a,rnct nri,.re yus.cr.Iuy nboat l,0 n. m. Tia
VA ts;,ad s,ut insnusI6}e, Cut vas r,ausc,tateI
"ftoe s1 haif III hnnr:s wt,rk When hrot;vht 10
nnnscln.is,css he Was still 80 drunk that hn cnud
uOt tcil tls name.
, 1881-06-02

cPfsEot Ot1paltH 70 1As CHEedoo 7ftB0Hgs
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June lit Is report
cd to-day that nbout COO Germans held so
erct Injecting yesterday to take action on the
recent order Of Mayor Gr,,bbs prohibiting all
kinds Of Sunlay-night performances. either
theatrcal or III tic lluturc Of concerts, within
tho city limits. Great Indignation was ex-
pressed, and It was resolved 10 give the usual
entertainments oil Sutiday night llext, not
wfthstandtng tho Mayors orders. To do
into sccrut club, url will only admit to Incill-
Gcrshlp tho*e whu have invitnuons. ny this
uchemc they tEatm to be nbe tD uIi,Lo even tho
police. aud Will sullee no interference Ut my
kind from any SOURCE. Mayor 0rubbs will try
tito schGtuQ at icASt =
, 1881-06-02

Hpfttd{ b{1r1teh 10 1h3 Ehtcdoo 1F161na.
Srn1SuFlKL1. ILL.,, juno 1.-The Governor
l,ds partloned ueorgo W. Strange, WHO WIS
convicted Of murder lii May, 1874. by tho
Coles County Circuit Court anl sentenced to tho
I'enltcntlarY Tor twenty yoHfs. Tho pRr1an was
granted on tho recommendation OF tho JudEy
and Etntp'B Attorney.
, 1881-06-02
SMALLPOX,

Special n4satth to IN Chicago 7Ftbuna.
DECATUR. ILL.,, juno I.-Another oas0 of small
pox has becu discovered In Decatur, tho vi0tlm
bulnx Hank Ehertnet. Wabash brakeman. The
ll0aTi ot iIenlth havp spulpvcd hin to tho pest-
house south Ut tho city, whoEa ,ho will receive
pyuper trcatu,uut. A8-year-n!d sou OF Charles
flulai IL tloWa wlsh tho disease James Taylor,
who sought his bed May ", IL slowly recovering
TroM tho tlik+ass. Thsso are tho only casas Ia
Dgostur 50 fur ~ has beon l0arnedt md they Ars
under rood cpntrol.
, 1881-06-02

>, oHetat OdpaieA to 1ns Chicago Tribune.
~ aAs1 SAGINAW, Mlch., June 1.-W. u.
tasIk, convicted OF horse-steallng, was SELL
saeea to-day to State Prison for fifteen
ssa!s 'ss A Charge for murder Ia atso hanging
StI.a,as III aa hoad, Edward Dructte, an aceompltco
tn t.. sa.e, Mas given thrc0 Yeara. Thomas Pow
hatsIs atnt np;.i With intont to murder, three yoats
, 1881-06-02

SEnA1rA, No., June LA farmer named
Long, living near Fayctte, got into n quarrel
with negro field l,nud nat,led Scbree two or
three days ago, during which Long was fatally
bcAlcn uvcr tho henl With d hoo, and Hebroo
mortally wounded by piatol-saot.
, 1881-06-02
QUINCY. ILL.

Special D1pnseh to 1he Chicago Tribans
QUINCY, H., June 1.--AIayur Webster re-
moved Chief Of Police Nfct;ruw frulu ot'lce
today, because the latter had tnken sI.lcs
will, Detective Sl'ney, recently suspended
by tho Mayor. a worry prntty tlght Is imtnlncut
betWeen tho Mayor on the one hand Aul tho e1l-
tire pul!e1 force And Police Magistrate Ou tho
other, 81.
, 1881-06-02

FsuFtH3*
MANsIIAILTOwS, 1n.t Jniio 1.-Full re-
tnrls from, the county primaries give James
+. Wilson for Senator l,3o and Gov. Gear
$50. For Representative, L. l.. LclMcrt re-
cniycd ..aI2 and J. NJ. Parker 0l2. Tho iulprsc.
nunt OF Jnntns r. Wilson was. rs predicted. al
most unallinluus. Lenlcrk'e minority was sur
.prlse to th1t gontlon,An himself.
, 1881-06-02
AN EDUCATORS RESIGNATION.

Eta1N, ILL.,, June l.-FFof. a. g. Sears, tor
eleven years. rriuoIpu! Ut tho Kxn Academy,
to-day announced his Resignation OF that posl-
uop md his teslr1nout from work. Trof. 6eara
has built tho acadomy frnui almost nothing 10 Il
tAStknEapl4 in tho State.
, 1881-06-02

1IAnntsoSnu1su, W., Juno Ia personal
collision occurred to-day between Cot. Charles
Z. O'Farretf and u. s, Lewis, growing out
OF newspaper articles IN tho Old COMMONWEALTH
and buckingham lseutster. The purttes were
lrrGatn1.
, 1881-06-02
SENATOR EERRY's ILLNESS.

6ttTtuf UHp0FtH ~ 1Hz RHssQ9V 1t1p1skss
GnAKu llAvxE, Mloh., Juno l.-6unatoF Ferry,
although Gunnned to his room, IL not considered
In say danger. lila physicians and f1ouds re-
port that hc IL easy, and Will ta I'LL Right again
AFTER q few dtys' te&s,
, 1881-06-02
HYmENEAl,

Special D4spdteA to 1As Chicago 3rDuns.
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Juno l.-llonry A. Cole, OF tho
Ottuwa OlAsa fautary. was united In marriage
to-day with Stiss Kats. eldest daughter Of Judge
George y. Ei4rlA9e, Of this city. Tbs ceremony
was Witnessed by abput s0vunty-1Ye Immediate
freuds ps thu couple. They left fur N extended
tnuF through Canada aud tho Eastern BtAtaa.
Tho Hev. U. u. Harn0a waI tho otac1st.nx cles-
, 1881-06-02
ON TRIAL Fott Mr1RnFn.

oa TRIAL FOR MURDER.
1,. al1rLE Rock, Ark, june 1.-The trial OF
nson b,e,ss efeen' cliarged with numbering l,is
rsa''a''aw, ronasa' Berry, Mt Rowling, in Lonoke
NV es1s! "! ysar ago, began here to-day. Tho
" IT, -nas Iea !9at Year but a new triul granted
ps,ossGa sasceer bad beon for1nnly nrraigne1. Tho
h eoSs. H. su!i!eF and two Atstoea wsro present
AotealnK to the Proceedings.
, 1881-06-02

a''ot md killed. Dcputy-Shcriifs Chnrfes and
Ham Motudfth and Il. Kriht, who attempted
Ills nrFeat HJon n wRrrAHt for UArrrYtl1B cnft-
Territory.
, 1881-06-02
MURDER

New ORLEANS, june 1T. J. Stephens
brutally murdered an OLD German ut Lake
Providence. Tho murderer escaped.
, 1881-06-02
Forest, to.,lay traneferred tho command OF the
rcRset to Fred Schmernnn, atd will hereafter
intend u bis irrn's lumber Interests at this ond

Forest, to.,lny transferred tho command OF the
rcRsct to Fred schmertnnr, atld will hereafter
intend To bis ilrIns lumber interests at this ond
Of tho route.
COMPETITION ~ TOWING.
spstfai Dispa,eh 10 7hx CAstns5 7fiaunt.
MAHfsTEE, Mich. Juno l.-1,lscly competition
Ia going hero In tnwt,,T between tho CnntteId
Tug linn mud otlior oWnnr1 sf tuYt. To-tlAy
tuRH have xono thirty and forty miles after
rows.
nA8 4 Larger H1lEEk-
Tho propeller Grace Patterson has largely In.
crehscd her Rpetd ty having larger wheel put
IN. the IA running IN tho ston0 tFnde between
this city and Sturgeon Hay.
THE CITY or MILWAUKEE.
Special DtspateA 10 IN CAteapo Tribune.
.DErtlpIT. Mich. Juno 1.-The sscnmer CITY Of
Milwaukee loft ut 1850 this .tnorntnR, sho iatl
neArly 1l0 Invited Eucsts Dn hlart1 consisting Ut
rnllrhad officials, newspaper udltory, and re-
portt.rs.
I'onr IIuno., Juno 1..-Tho new steamer City
Of Milwaukee arrived from Detroit at 4:10 this
afternoon. fpnkInK tho run from D0tsott In i've
hours aud tHonty minutes nga!nst heavy
Wind.
MACMlKERr nnoKEn.
Special Dtspat<h 10 The Chaedpo Tttb1ns.
Pour ffDRt}x, at!ch., June i.-The propeller
cunemnugt, bound up. broke her ctank- pin,
beft- pnte, htld hoth Gyllnde.s of Fort SAhIDAc
this tnurning. atu was towod hcee by tho pro-
pellar Delaware.
THE couETEsS or prrFRniN.
Special Dntaseh to 7hs Chieaeo Tribune.
DE11aniT. Mich. Juno l.-The yacht Countess
OF nuEferin loft this part this nfteruoon in tow
Of tho tug Uoodenuw.
, 1881-06-02
KILLED THREE MEN.

W1IrTEsllol.o. Tex, June 1.-Joni Th0mns,
n foroma, OIL tho lied River Road, got into
trouble to-lMy and shot and kIlc,l Deputy
ShorlH Night, und SUN and Charlie Meredith.
, 1881-06-02

y MURDEH AND LYNCIIfN1.
ATLANTA, Ca., Jnne IA negro named
Mulor 10 tho henrt with tho i'rae thrust Ut tho
knife. Tho nNKrO wns captured near Arlington,
mud waa tAkan by mob OF ~ men and hung
yGat0rlaY. ----,-- -
, 1881-06-02
sstttsI snLE LIE ABOUT a WOMAN.
-: 01spatth ta Ths fAfraao T.rfh,.uA

Gi,ts."p p'pasth to Tas cAtsago Tribune,
ltray raysau' ,ua, itl., juno IA shooting
hst eysu;u fa1ted ilse miles southeast Of Auro
h.4.cs x ootween ueorxe Yailey and Lutte
Asnssr tbn ntnll oall entered Wallick On tho lett
s0aan Il tthas'derod ~ ,l dangerous. Tbets vas i
, 1881-06-02

s!iAL s,..!.t Al OFFICIAL, IN TROUBLE
yuss'as 'as otpaleh to IN Chicago 1ttb..as.
sunsr'"., sunsr'%a.ukss, June 1.-Dr. Mardcn, the
.u,nanda,; u,nd'aeht of the County Hospital. WAS
.uereH Hasa W. w tho County. Hoaru to-day for
ansis 1T avnaaanuel 1lel Intimacy with I, weak-mtnded
aAovvh1 tha ae attempted rapo OF another. 1t
Naee IssJerne JIre charges aro trumpod up to dis.
, 1881-06-02
OTHER LAKE PORTS.
nETtlnfr

psticTs Co(tfc. Nowburah. 8. F. Hodges, Nyauk,
stenfa.barUes Nta9arn, E. d. Halo, and schooner
Alsnt Dradloy Point Ablao, C,lnton, ind
schooners Grumpy Clyde. John N. 9lldden. and
tch1oncrs Sophia Mlnch, II. J. Wohb, 6anilao,
and Oscotla: schoono1s Cosaaok, d. +. Bruce.
1ioboken, Sam Cook.
Cleared-sohooner ", Il. Taylor.
Passcd dup-propoltors tycomlng, Chicago, saa
schounurt G. X. Jones, Mnnltowoo and p.
Iockestor; stoain-barRo Chnuncey Huribut,
aud schooners Annie vaught, Sonator, and
Hayare, Ss,, Esst sae!naw md bargcs; .ohoo ners
5ose Rss Ra4ss: s'S 5ss EsSfSt kaia a Mssr MRss
Ss;s;eaGTssss,asT ;s5@GSs:Sssss GMy M eS si!!~eukoe.
huFFAtn, June l-fropeiicrs RUS
zig, I,al!ent!ra; 4 Aanic Young, Monssna, Tocdo.
!. \: =: wnts9n, nonaldson. Monteam, 3. i. Hai.
III Tr GnsaES; r1pssf 1adfs gEao Du.
aou1oners @ Ef.zabeth Jongs and T. L. Danfurth,
or gk sPp .enooer Gs S oSr dg gtGP H
yeti vetta Montor: J. u. sawyer. B. v. IL Watson,
Charters sshooners Col. Cook, cont to Racine,
A. Il. Moorp. coai. milwaukee,. u oepts BET.
eoa Ia Il osa @ bSt sspps DE-
shipments wcro l8&00I bu.
sp<e,s, Ds,po.en aIs4nscs; . n. cs.s.se Tribune.
Mt1:wAuksE, VIA. June l-Thero was uoth-
inx done f. K,nin Il Is MfseIEhts To-day aeide from
stenu,. basGe Barnuu.
Course freight oharsers-schooner Industry,
setar tT osr u FEM SS;
xrriyel ir9m ho'ex-soeeoners =. \. Blake,
f.a.9 IA i;anrv M ,Mohgyra aMoon'sah aeoFRo d.
.A''' Ao' '''0'y ro,.E .. .s'en@aas, sn1',1onxr
SPECIAL Dt,pateA = r.. Chicago Tribune.
Nsvaia. Oswcyo 70 Ch,eaxo, coal; o. II, Gond.
os,weEo tS Milwaukee, goai:
Lowti-SchoonGrs a. J. Dewey, Toledo to Ds-
wt Si,ao II it.s, ~ xe w Enea EEcoRo 70 KlnsSoa
Et.in ,nin% ~ a,,'o ~ ~. mnksn; coIni ms.
Hmy,s. Ef,ro ~ ~ kngs,o kk t"I wnsat' pfopole'
rrn, sh1,.. ~ etovatof-scaoones MONT blano
A''''' o"''aso' eo'. -
spseta. p1pa.eA to n. Chicago r,tsun4...
MARQUETTE Alict.. Jul,o 1.--Arrived-r1opcl-
t1ra !suA AEc, SPARTA. Smith Nnorc, and Ii. u.
4 n1"ssa; sonoohsfs Hunhtsiit. deoFEe Il. Eiy, IL
,,t;n @ Msr;; + sneado smth no9,o
'',,n ..a!.M Gans; M as'1 ,:ai r: Il: M1txe: n;':,,
t,e, tt,nssuu nip-s ~ H%,pei.T % ManhtoT.
trsssi !. ...rn.. tekVVhuh kV. tsGEsoeo'
"'oa 'oa'"e"*'* .o "ss.nas nne'
Lse"Ma"A.
=, aPsesas VapaH" 10 ~ phtedoo ist5Ine
t,i'x ~ & ynsk sasgGEi La - ahfown,
SSt: :sdooaers tssrao''' ' Iassfas. ~. md 4 asy
nnrrs;,,,a-1,ro,.,,t~. " r. ,v..,,,-. r, uy
civ III Nav ynrk mnfi u H. isrnw,,. .rhnoncrss
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sESTESCE or. A cn1r,,n,,nun,nn

cEScE OF. A CoUNTEnFEITEu,
:: y. sp<ttal pt.pa,eA 10 n. chteaoo 7t1buas.
Esnn Esu a',a NA!lps, M!ch., June t.-I4Quis J.
rd ', na.. a'.as Pete Conklin, ono OF the worst
yIsAiaos' Mos' dangerous crooks in Western
ns nssan' arrestcd at Kalamazoo for show.
easeSea; hy q counterfeit coi1,, was to-day
Hatts iSM.t Judge Wtlhoy, OF tho United
taeion ~ dtro to tho Detroit House Of Cor.
!uE tMo yeAf4. ua ntnnIied n1liltY.
, 1881-06-02
The Fiat Lunatics Of Iowa III
State Convention at
Marshalltown.
Adoption Of a 4tronr.Souuding but
Really Exceedly Frail Plat
form.
Tho Anti-Bour1,on State COnvcn-
ton to Meet iii Richmond,
VA., Hobby.
James F. Wilson Victorious in The Mar
shall County Primaries for SEN
ntpr,


1-,,,nt~r.
s0,tt,, ot,no',a "Mtn. ~ ~. rht.oo, .&,,uu.
Rtc1lstuSp, w., June i,-Delcgt,tes to tho
anti. i.f1u,rho,, Cn,,yuntjon ,,uyn irr,, ht,,,rinu
III all day, and about 4oo aru l,cro tonight,
among whom candidates nro conducting
vigorous canvnss. rho best of feeling
prevails titus fur, but the struggle IL
becoming exceedingly lively, a1ul may
lead to unpleasant complications unless ore
Of tho candidates Should receive tho honiNa-
tlon OH MI enrlv buItpt. Cnuer0u Ia nl,cnu TT
either OF Ills competitors, but there IS cOnslder-
able opposition 10 lltn among Republican
lnembers, Tho antt-I,ourbon party. ulu The
lepupl'cahs Who' wiil!o ,ot Menlpors OK t''at
organization, sympathtzo with Its purposes,
will lcfeat Cameron III spite Of tho fuct TINT
Ills fEieils fuv0r tic nomination OF ex-senator
Lewis, Republican, for 1.tctltenalt-Govcrllor.
hc a'1tl-l'ourpoii iehuers ~ recoentze tao
fhct tisat, unless tlo Republican votGrs cor
dially support tho ticket, Il will be defeated.
over tho intelligence, which they profess to
haye Fscelvea irpm ,i washington, LINZ II Mey
make u stFoiik. Aoeral platloflli' afld nonll-
n1te acceptable candidates the Administration
;,,n,n. Thn n1at snr,n ,,ns rcer S,r,,a,,y apts"S
tuesn' 1ne p1auurlh nas neen s.t.ualy asreeo
,..,.+ - az, ssh. -. 49, ,,s.,s - 49,, t,t,.,,s
HUH VI tno oeo1 VI .ae o"o1a u 1au f''auso.
Of tho freo. sohool systorn, tho roustnullshmont
mud preservation Ut free suffrage, purity Of tho
hallot-box. euual aul !mpArtiAl execution Of
tho laws, and tic cconomcal administration Ut
tho uovcr1tnent. 30 far Us tho debt question
s coheesnea ta9fo ,} - 40 nfoGaoIy taa nc
than tho Until. i,ourGons do. Eysry pfospect Is
that tho Bo4rhons viii eudeayor 70 ruyive race
o1 ,has @ a ati s, FL ', ~ ri @ rn,,s J
Ihoro s,ru 1,o ,leTcetions IRON thGir rauks
o,i RECOUNT Of alaHone's % conrse in tho
si,arn;x critIasa III irGt,ioam sot'ninrs "r far
, 1881-06-02

NrxfloI f,,.. = 015 9kO1FEfE11k
D,c.. 0epafeh 10 Ta Chleaeo 9rtAt.as,
Cur ill., Al.' juno l.-ln the Circuit
hos, u.s ,Is, Iofe4oon Robert IieiYernan aud
TN ,sa,ous uses pleaded guilty 10 robbery, and
haalary ry'pqeed w fur two year, each In the pspI.
s&tuot. ~ 'el1st- Their p4sonts fesida at
, 1881-06-02

aI,vSsf TEXAS DEspERADO.
a,pesvi,,a rnx., jnne 1.-The Neus'
a special says: john Thamusou-
, 1881-06-02

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Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-14

This is exactly as it reads. 800 pairs of mems first quality rubber boots at $2. 50, just cost, with three cents added for string and paper W. B. Fenn E Go. intend to clear them all out this month.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-14

Veteran association. It is proposed to change the name to sNew Haven Grays' Veteran Battalion, ? and to amend further so as to provide that 'tthe officers of the association shall be major, two captains and two lieu tenants, who shall be respectively president, first, second, third and fourth vice presi- dents, secretary, who shall act as historian and treasurer, the officers thus elected to constitute an executive committee who shall have general charge of the affairs of the asso- ciation." It is also proposed to elect the fol- lowing military officers for parades, viz. !: @ major. @ captain, two lieutenants and two ser geants, and to have the major invested with power to appoint an adjutant and such other additional commissioned and non-commis- stoned officers as deemed advisable. General Frank D. Sloat is president, T. A. Barnes sec- retary of the association.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-14
Historical.


 At the recent meeting of the Fairfield County Historical society Dr. Joseph s. French, of Bridgeport, presented to it's col lection, through Dr. Wordin, a tape weaving loom over one hundred years old. The shut tie bears the marks of having been hewn out with an axe and finished with knife A letter was read from Rev. Mir. Burroughs, of Fairfield, offering to the society the manu- scripts and pamphlets left by Roger Minott Sherman, in his time a distinguished lawyer who resided in Fairfield. The collection is now stored in the Congregational parsonage at Fairfield. H. H. Byington of Norwalk and winthrop Fl. Perry of Southport were voted in as members of the society. The only paper read was one by Dr. Wordin, in which he concluded the biographical sketch of Rev. Gideon Hawley, who lived in this vicinity and devoted 8 large part of bis life to laboring as missionary among the Indi- ans It was on the programme that Major Middlebrook should read extracts from the diary of Stephen Middlebrook, his grand father, but owing to the occupancy of the time with other matters this was deferred.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-14
NIr. LevY,a Dog Dash.

Mir. H. s. Levy, the general agent for the Peoples Cyclopedia, who is stepping awhile in this city. is the owner of valuable and very sagacious setter dog. The dog is half Irish and half Bismarck. He is two years and four months old, of liver and white color, and besides being very good in the field he has great deal of intelligence. He will get newspaper or carry letter, go to a cigar store and get cigar, run errands, and seems to understand everything his master says to him. He is also quite water dog, and lately saved 8 little girl from drowning. His owner, while carriage riding never needs a man to hold the hitching strap, the dog taking care of it, and he will take horse to recently, having forgotten an. article, dis patched the dog for it, who soon returned bringing it.