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, 1881-09-20

Fan tose. W. r. 1tcntllcs: Stanford, II. q. TrIon;
pSts ws:;.ss sTG nvs;:; " H. f. AS: As,
ty ;s,s co"fnsol,cs n ''"0cF VI ''A'oeA ''' "' ''
rss ps,s1s,- n ;,,y p1y,; ',s s n5ssnF r
q. Ws. ". !!ssnnlnr; pecatnr. til F;rst Church. ]: +.
hmitt: 1}ess,@r s Arg. chapeI " Il Sf,;
Decatur Cifcuit, u. Powell; ifarrstowil, ". +.
". i. II. Yo,inT, lrytng HITLER, ".
+ Nos '"Tf asxsss sss to T. sgss %s4si: ns "so, l. T.
Mav: Marna.s ". x, Hcynuisis; Monwcu,la, i.
Hcmp!o; Mu,,nt ruInski W. q. Lacey: Noknmi!,
II fitxes: :ismsi RasemS.d. She W shSomaEot Warrcns.
eEi UrisxsyIiio s. Uis,rct@prcstou wooa 1'rcsli-
lnR Elsler; Harry. william Murphy; Ilcveriy. =.
+. Artz: t,siRSsyiiic, j. 4, K,,,n}er. tiriessvto
Eitc,,jt, Il. IT, Wects; FInr,ln, t., bo supplied;
Kinierhook.J j. d. Cniwcii; NIPPLES. Merid.'sa ".
iinrtforI. +. i. Huffman; Now SALEM. II T.
Drako: raisau, X. i. stuvcr; Perry, a. II. AT
ktrc; Pttts;jelIi, Henry Watson; Nootlho,lse. j.
ssree: l. snni n,%is stn orase. "seVse q 10 eSpe s Him.
n. 4 Mccoy, Versailles. 7. 7. Turner; white.
WI @ilan , 70 Kaa.s, ces:
once: X. ii. Fletcher to tho iiooa Nivcr Confcr.
once.
,Jaek:sev.llc p!strlet-tlcorse Stevens, rs rze.
t;na {; ~ ''T i9eeRo sasens; Carroiltot Circuit,
ii. Miller: ChaudlcrvfEte.. s.. q. Forre!l,
Stuhblofleid; tlr.siiel, Il. 81. Furtune;
Z. Ii. MORRISON; isiat1d Grave. j. u. Seymour;
sskseny Iss e. Gs f. %eS:e1 ssa
% sonSilo circuit, lp ". Ntek; Eifresh, Manchester
, 1881-09-20

MINERS VS.. COAL-DEALERa.
Special Dispateh to The Chicago Tribune.
PIrTsnUnG, pa., Sept 10.-A curious war
Inns broken out here between the coal-tnlnen
and retail dealers In that commodity. Thu
mlners asked nn advance from tlirco and
hatf to four cents. This was granted. Thd
retail dealers then put up the price to u
cents and finally to II. Tho miners how
conc back at them, and say If tia retailers
do not reduce the prico from II cents on or
before Saturday they will demand another
cont for digging, n!aktng tive IN NIL. Con
s,tlners are Oh the side OF the miners, and te
fuse to buy conl at tho present pricg except
in very small quantities. Tho retailers arc
In 4 anandary whether to reduce ting, prlco
or stand out. Tho miners say they will com.
pcl them to CONG down. This war las
opened tho eyes OF tho people to tho fact
that the retailers llave been At tho bottom OF
nearly all tho trouble among miners. for
years, and TINT tho lattor hayo generally been
wronEfully accused.
, 1881-09-20

al NIAf Os
Special DApateh to Tbs Chicago Tibhne.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. -Schoonera
George Murrny and Our Son, coal to cbIcagu,
$l.2s5 free; schooner E. q. Hutchiusou, orc. Es-
oa,,aba to Cleveland, private tcru,s; propeller
Fnrweii and schooner huttcr. ore, Escatinba to
Aahtabrld, privnto tGrnis; schooncr shawnee.
ore, Eacanaba to Fatrport. private terms;
schooner Caution, coal to hlRnlt0woc, $1.H troc.
At MILWAUKEE, WIS.
sptctal Dsspateh to 1hs Chiea7a Tribune :.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. l9.-Charters reported
to.lay-Schooner Angus Smith, 81 QUO bushels OF
wheat enl tG,U0J bushels Ut rye, to DuifMlo. on
private terms; schooner ltasca, orc, Escana9a
10 Cleveland, Mt ti.01; stcambarEcs JGsae V.
Fnrwcll anl 3, Coilinberry. and hnrgo II. 4. New.
comb, to Fntrport nj f1.G0: harKes J. Il: RAt.
ter ind 6haWnGct orc to ANhtAbufA At $l.G0.
At O8WEN0, N. \.
sptetal Dt.oateh to Ms Chtcaeo TttbAns.
OswEOO, N. r., Sept 10. Coal charters today
schnonurH Lcadvillo and +, D. 1nrkcr to Mill
wat,kco and schooner O. W. Bond to Chicago at
$50 gross.
At BUFFALO, n. r..
aretal Dlspateh TO Ihs Chte0ao z+4btnf.
BurrA1o. N. T.. Sept. 19.-No charters wero
nude at this port today.
, 1881-09-20
ITALY.
MINIS vi kLttfuSbsr

ROME, Sept. l0.-rhe Dtrttto. the Minis
tcrial orgai, says: a. In view Of the Aisas-
trous results Of the harvest In soma districts.
the Government llas arranged to expedite
plans atfortling employment"
Tile Ministry 0f Agriculture Inns published
returns showing that the product of wheat
will be generally scanty. That OF maize Is
similar Il, character, except In II few local-
tiles. No better result is expected from tile
orange, lemon, md olive crops. Tobacco Is
below MI average. Crops Of potatoes, 1lax,
and hemp have been good. There arc favor
nble prospects III regard to tho vintags md
thu rlce crop.
, 1881-09-20

Steamers Canada and I,ako Eric. from chIca,o
grHt'. general t',nrctlnn.tlsc. and paesrngcrs"'
for Chtcngo, passengers and freight '"as'
CLEVELAND.
= Special Disnateh to Tho Chiedao 7,tot,n..
cLEvE;,.AMn, ;.,. O.. sopt;; I.-Cleare,l-i'rorcl.r
Cook, ooal, for Chfcngo. ~o1'
MuSKEf1CN,
Sptetal Dttpateh to The Cht.aap 7ttbuns.
MuRKE00H, Alicl.. Ebrt. 1n--ArfEyrtl -Sch,,,.
Ct Activo. with ',uo0 bushels Of corn frnm M,s
WAuk0c. 'i"'
EJsIE.
Special Dtsrateh to 7ne Chicago 7ttbsnt.
ERiE, ra.. Hopt. tn.-Clcarol-pr -prupolIcr Amt.
Young. merchandise, Chtung,, &'""'o
, 1881-09-20
|, O. @, F.,

CISc1SsArI, o., Sept. lu.--rl,o annual Sos
sion Ut the Sovereign Grand Lo1gu Ut Odd
Fellows began this morning. iaupresenta-
ttves are present irum ail the Suites and Ter
1ltories and from Canada. Lleut-ti0y. ulok"
cnleopcr and the lion. Benjamin EKgleston
nude welcoming addresses. and responses
were made, bY Grand Master llaxtatt, o& the
Luther J. GIen,i, Ut Atlanta, Gil. The session
will continue during the week.
Tho report ut tho NralN! SlrU shows f0E
yeur ending nte. 81, 1850. 45G,oo0 lodge nlem-
6ers nlpl Il, 4a9 EncaAlplnent members; the
total relief, SLUT, ,d5s; total revenue. S4b04,.
8al. Thu report of the Grand Secretary for
ths year ending aug, ~. 1881, shows all ill.,
crease Of the ordinary roveuAe Ut $54,Q97.
, 1881-09-20
THE DYING PRESIDENT.


CH1oANO, Sept, lD-"Anl oycry lito. thons1
its every hour Ia rich With love. and oycry mo-
mont be 1eweed With JOY. will at last becoule
a tragedy Us dark, and deop. and tcndot as Was
over wovon rroM the warp and Woof Of mystery
and DEATH" How true 10 ths Of our beloved
and heroic dylug President! Tho spectacle u
f:4u most profoundly pathetic QUO which ou'
National history ntfords. It is tho great calain'
iiy which teauhys tho better feolfngn Of all pe"'
pie, for which there seems to h0 no compehsa'
tion. We try and conjuro up through the mHElA
Of many lowered Imagination somo fitting moth
od OF vengeance On tho wretch-tho uuuttcFapH
helIsh fleild-who mas done this nanolcss crime
Of assassination in vain. Hereafter tho "a "
Juty will become in our annAts tue dark aay ol
mourning. ind tho NIobe OF unassuagcd Er!ef
On tho I'd day Of July IN tho full prime anu
conscious prido Of power such ~ fcw living mea
had over known In any Government, EFeas ~
tho toyo and the admiration 0f the Nation W."
nigh unanimous oven tu political 6enss. eleot.
dIgnitied, lncorrupttblo, the grandcst MIN IN ay
tho clements OF true greatness, dcscrvln8 no.s ~
and knowing of M mortal cncny, was suadeu'.
!u The broad light OF summers day, whl'e ".
smile Of good will 10 all men hovercd over ~
face, struck down by tho hand Of IN assa'1n!
Oh! most foul, and cruelty bloody blot on oas
Nations good name. Oh! most wicked dcea !"
thus ut one fell swoop plunge 92S0 :SsU ppeideu peIidRu
BORROW. On the l1th day q septStoresr ~ rhIcs.
eighteenth anniversary OF the hatt!o ol .a,SH 1r6
nauga~!n the throes ct death u 'hg hg.ttsisd. r. h
i3ranch tho horo o. that laninnS ~ incars
Eighteen years aKo today the n'oluIo - naa 4
..aio valoE was aeon the central figure Janfn IL
0hrl,e!d. For hts services thoro tass3,r.!o, thoasd3
subordinate capacity. while h1s caa11nams ans var
thief and other Generals Of nlFh IaS ~ y.
ramottefeely cut Oh and sent into eF!s4tts ~, ia
unworthy to hold thor rank aud siaudu: a..!i.,,iy W
ataiT officer who e1elnp!lhed an lna'suua,,ts- ln,,s-
peculiarly hcsoc compelled tho h1g6ost =, pru,rnt
lion possible 10 8lva by T. KFatet4! nosGe,n. en.nrn.
, 1881-09-20

pUQlLlS'riC.

"Parson" Charles E. Davies loft Inst night
for New York In company with BILLY Mnl-
den, cnrrying with l,im $l,oo0. to be put up
III forfeit III tho propusctl mateh between
Sullivan and Ryan, both ot whom are spoil
luz to fight eacl, other. Sullivan left ycster-
tiny for Ills l!one In Dostou, leaving tile siR1l
ing Dt articles, utc., ~ Davies. on Oct. !
Ryan will give MI exhibition III Mccormick
llnll nllu Us there tlts been 10 much tnlk OF
fight l,utween himself md Sullivan ths event
will aoMbtlnss brlnE oNt all WIN are Inter.
estHtl iu such matters. MS, under Atr. Dnyles'
hayu 6een free from tho disagreeablo features
BY which they nre 50 freQnently nttended.
, 1881-09-20

A reporter of ono nf tho little dail,cs was mn''o
IL" ''e.'1a y. o'h '." ,, ~. ~ 'y .
Yesterday he was to'a hasso".nR .an "
tno su"Stn9sW ~ W 'uo ess" ~ 'ao s..s.', nsnounv
Gilbert Knapp. which vessel. they rcpreseniua r''ua
t,k" tn thls noyt. f,ow tho crow nIl fell sick,
a.n ri. to,low,rg Ia the nrt,cIn. Tho thrno-
ma ma.tca I sosooner Gilbert t Knapp arrived noro at
2 o'clock yesterday morning, in tow OF tho tug
J. v. Taylor, with q crow In q pitinbso plight.
Iho vessel olt tna 1nko W. meuAs N.Y. at ,y."e'.
with cedar posts, and passed through eeries OF
tav ses When tive ys out two Of 1no
crew became s'sk. ana Two oass .a'cs .nteo rec more @
were unn. 'oe uuty, 'uas'nx .neo n' nou ,,. au N1
'ysy tho yoy.So &c ] reduced tn tho crow to pitian,o
condlrtnn in n fow duys md It seemed
y s.sI-.,s 49,. 49,. a.,.,,,,,oI,, i, Tho ,roto ma
ulltMctu tHas .nu{ I,o h",tatt ,v" a'H ,,nm"
t.ne,, s,a sehnnnor arrived IN sxht Of Chicuvo.
yho Captai,i Of The Tnyor, J,,lIging tho suhunuer
wus in distress, wont 10 her asslstuuee. As they
viii u hawser in Bis hand. aud ii . rough vo'co
sald: II want to be towed into that hike right
bere.' Tho two Insane sai0rs bad to 20 re-
rcason," The fltots in tho citae arr TINT the
ana Experienced just such weuthor rs MI incon1.
ing craft dii Two Of the crow bad tho chl!ls
s fever I'D hs on saatty 2 sSs ,ns
Inn with thn s,Iro Grew with tho execution OF
Onu 8eNnlatl. who concluded ta 20 to tho bIarlno
Hospital until he wis rid Ut tho ague.
THE WRtLAND CANAL,
e,a fol,o,vinv nuttce. Issuei frum tho Dcpnrt-
mc,,t ~ a:aI,als NJ tntnwa. IN Sopr, il, viii bo
9",,d ~ int"fsst h. nHvfrnturs: On nud after
Fhnramy' n in ibth NV If sSptembcr Instant.
vcsse1s ~ sti"b ienatk or suci, brendth of
hcsn, ~ ,.annnt nnSs ~ wsy Of the old cunai bv-
twnan w. tTrt flr{hn1sin and AilnnburQ viii 10
trni, ts.I ~ no. ~ "sv ri thu na,Y iii, nj tho
ppanaI aits"r ,1nw1rG ,r it,wnwnrtI. hgtwgsn
thnsa r,as u,,hi"ct ~ I'm HxIstiMv reu,Ijutinns:
rs'y" that ;haw ~ Ia not tiraW i0rS thnt,
invm, ind I'M INN r,n';rter feet Of w,ltnr and Mro
tnwaa "u ,hrsnTh ~, .,,,ntn1t tovni hrtw.nn
'rh"r1,, unt Ii1,rt fnhornr by tnpII,1s Of tuT.
bnat III tho cnsa al prupellera, Or uther vessels
using their own tnut!ye pnwer. tho uraft Of
yussels intiat not at present oxccel toil afld
.1at an ~ as mnu f"r, wets vsssls nr
uta ~. .irYt n .1 noss ttrorh tho ca,ui whon
duo notioa to that otrcot will he 9lven.
NOTICE TO AAHlSEi.s.
o~x,cv ~ r,,w I,n,,r,IrIisr Roam. was1.
| 1E0r0N, u, T., Bopt. Is, l8bl.-NotIea ts huroby
given that on and ufter the night OF Oct d. lsSi
| Two lEhts vi be exhibited on i1uniap lte0f w
Famke ~ a1S slteS h 9S,snra 4 SrnH wht,H iho
Hay, MaseSnsn H., t, ~ .sn'8 su,I ia ro@r Ifth.
r,,or ms ma,atv the antir1 horizon, Tho
, 1881-09-20
OTHER LAKE PORTS
PORT HURON.

sn,rfaI D,fnotth IL Ths Chfeono T+tht.nt
o'ts %'oas .,,.s' go. =" ,"ro
wv. 4t"no'' H''t ,.es sr -. go r.
aAtoea w ~It'pol.',a :" '"o'v"; "g' I9s''.n
etafc, Passalo aea paFgcs, E. T. iialo Vim a.
BRADY, Fnyetto Drown. and 5. II. ktmoall, Il. J.
lIAckctt and consort, D, n. Wilson aud consort;
tug Lakoton and barges.
shaw j. i, Huby. sSgt1aw, Valley, Hiaratha
and consorts. WayijoWpr and barges, CARBON
fTtv nn,i IN ro1a E,incr3nr T. n Eurd DnvfH
WnustnN and cOneorts: gchoD4cFs Qnecn City.
Cousucl0, Cherry A1nes L. s. Hammond, Miiinra
Fillmore. David Vance, Carllu8ford; steamer
Andrew johnson.
Wind southeast, fresh. WcNthcr lne.
Sptelat DtIuateh to The Chteaao Tribune.
PoRT 1IuHON, Mich, Sent. lu-1:a0 p, tn.-
Pissed Up-prOpOllgra II. w. llADUhRrt1, Jay
Gould, Oceanlct. William Co~lo and oArEes. =.
D. CRldwc!l and ear9es. Portage with schooner
, 1881-09-20

SnEErs11EAp BAY, Sept, l0.-1n the three
quarters Of mite race, Felluwp!ay was
first, Brambaettu second, Flower Ut kildare
third. Tlmo. l:l5s4. Fcllowplay pulled up
lame.
In tho mile and eighth, Rob Roy won, Top
81 second, Dernartline third, Time, 1:5s14.
In the nile and quarter, Rosn!te was first,
1la!cAon SECOND. Gov. Hampton third. Tlne,
Iii the hurdle race, milo and hnlf, Ike
I]nnllaln WIS first, Kitty Clark second, Aud.
Woudc0ck third. Tlne, 2:40.
, 1881-09-20
Grain Shippers and Carriers Again
Wide Apart Regarding Rates
to Buffalo.
Several Large Grain. Carriers to
Enter the lron.Ore
Trade.
Notice to NInriners-Tllo Nims-
Dows CoilisiOn-Ncw Well
lnnt( Canal.
Around the Lakes-Arrivals und Depart
ures-Notes from Along the
Docks.


u!N." a''.s.u~. ,rap, ooo,, win
-. t., .,sis ,,1,,s. ,,,..ar,,1,. tha Sornrr 1,cnr
,,r,xt,ltr, - t,nv oyor rona m rortt In nufroIn
. ,o,.er y tn;1s,oa u1 vi nc eoms savrra
vessels arc going 10 Etcsnubn for lron-orc, TINT
freight boIng considcfcd fur preferable BY the'r
s :" uat tonen ,'Is tr ,o n"nno ye.lcr
Vcsse,s weie A"cA toe s" ., o. s...r.", .,,..r
day-t~o stcan ana ono SUIT oeset ana auat-
tor cents WIS paid OH corn to oXtcnsburg, ~
gents M corn 10 Hnr,,ia and ceutA in Canadian
tottnus On wtent to Kingston, Carriers appear
flrn, In thoIr determination not to .aunnlit to II
rehnruon anu several a' ~, ~ III. ,,,nEys
here ratner than pay muro thHn cGnts, aug II is
quito llkuiy thnt llvoy Ratac o. .nIn. aa .t Maa
w w.. r"s ss c"rytcrs"aua that tbn ono with lie
tnnust nurya Will win. rho following arc tho ves-
Bols chartered ycstertny:
FIR DM6Hso. Hutlels.
Iropecr Gity oi koMe' 'cosh'''"'''''''' sSMG - MH
uahnnnar uIHpssr mari%m II pavo torn n...:'. mWG
oo'4~ Fnr fbHfeNsj,tr0
Schooner John aaFss' Fss SsTia: ss5i; s'O0
Schooner E. ]. blovcagh. corn............ 10000
Fur htatston. ,o,on
Ffopot'of Afsy'e' "neat.'''''' .o,ooe
Total canacity. ..:45,O0O
1ru,,ER.
1,unbcr frcfphts ,yero only fairly firm ycstcr-
anv. md h,,t rew charters wcre u,ndo nj tho
nrovaii,nr rntcs. Moet Ut tho charters made
,rcrc fnr vcser1s In no 10 Muskcnon, The fol-
lnwinu aro TIM nominal rates from tho ponta
r.oncd.
Hhtucos
FROM East oaRlha" ~ nuho s't'o e. ns6oon
=. r. :Sti
rloM EMst Sag1nAT ~ Ei s,: EXIT
From LAY Eity 10 !.n3n Efic foetH.t. !iEHsrnan
From !af City to Ehtchgo.. ooVVs.s3;o,
Lrum MaLlastGo ~ EMSaau s4,Ia '''''''''' TIVE
From LiillnEton u EnichRo.. 1'en!!H
From Whitg LhKc 10 Ln!cnEh....'.'. s,, 5'.n
Frnu MusEoEon to cbicngo. i03i;
stcn M hnroes carry carvocs from Muskegou
IN tis t,ort from tlt,ck 10 dock, Mt ls cents less
, 1881-09-20
SPORrING.

SpRetus DkSp0fth 10 Ihf Ehatd9o lftohnes
TROY, n. T., Sept. 1Q.-Tl,o Troys VOL n
good uphill gnlne today. Droutters scored
In tho first inning OIL hits and two Wild
pitches, md Foley In the third On Ewing's
error, that piayer throwing the ball Into tho
grand staud. In the fifth Foley was given 4
lit by misunderstanding Ut Gillespie and
Cassidy, either of whom, could have caught
the ball. O'Isourke and Brontl1crs then
made hits, tho latter's going pnBt Cassidy,
senutng two runs home and Dr0uthers to
third, WHO scored Oh Richardson's ont.
Hits OF CussiIy md Connors and errors Of
Purcell and Broutlers gayc Troy two II, tho
third. md they tied tho game III the seventh
on hits of Connurs md Cassidy aid Fcrgu-
'son's tllree-baser, l,e scoring on Glllespte's
fly to centre. Two runs were added In the
eighth Oil hit Ut llankinson ard doubles
ut Welsl. aud CoMnors. About 600 persons
were present.
Jnnlngs- G
I,se-iniiitis3Troy, ii: I,uttuio. ..
Errurs-Troy. I; I,u!nln, ..
Twos bnso hits-Weisn, cnnnors.
Thrce-b,lso hIt-Ferxtlson,
1tusts on balIs-TrUy, |.
Struck Uut-Cnssdy, ElanknRnn. Hnlhort
Ewing, Richardson. calvin c:>, White, huwc
FurCe.
iss hsts 9a !sx1a;syy. 5s.e.at"y ,1s +; nufra'o's g.
Passcd 5,,s isl!s-l5g6ert,, l; nowo,3.
Halls caitc,t-wcish. IN; Gnlvln, 6e.
Strikes calle1-Welsh, :s.; Calvin, =.
Tme-One bunr anl forty minutes.
UMpiro-Krckp,
, 1881-09-20
DISASTERS.
C4ArstxED IN A SQuALL..
al tn

U!sAS1H
CAPs1zEp In s2uhLh'
6psttd! ptpafth 10 1ae easeaao 1fsofhe'
STURGEON LAY, WIS. sept. 1S.-Ine schooner
Jcnllnel WIS struck ia sudden squaEl while Id
the nonr Saturday morning and INSTANTLY cap-
I.,J ,rtn tr. 1ohr +. .ro,.orv mn. I,,.t nhnrt to
e'1ea' Ing .us s."u ottaots ""a 's , "oet ~
take her limo allu LOW hef 'hto naroor "heu
shr won't over. The crow wer0 fortunately all
on deck and managed to climb on her bottom
,.h..,t .s.I, ..nt M, r,a,, .1nr, nIo1,nd IN
watnoAt 8etting VOL Ino men "cEe p'eKeu up
By tho tug. Tho vcssol had hold
full ut wood and a deck load OF baTk, tho latter
hc!no Inst. Tho tup too9 the caps5zed vessel In
t.. ~, .h, ,,i,,,, suhnr .ho ranoboa RI. r,t,or.,
~" ~. .n's P'aeo. NV" s"o 1sueIoa ea"'ao
1sland tho tug bad to como to th!s psacc 10 Bet
fuel, after which she roturnod to tho upset
achnonor md viii inks fs,n vessel tho rcst of tho
yHy. Tho crow arc hero, and ,shOn their boat
nrrires fhev will nrnui.c1 m uot her in or5Dr
"va,n III, IN w." cn,np'a,,de hy Cant Jmeo6son.
md was on her way from Evx Harbor to NIL
Waukee.
Spfetai Dtspateh to Tns Chiedeo Tribune.
MILWAUKEE Wis, Sent. l0,-Mr. Thomas
Bpear Of Sturgeon Lay, arrived LII tho city to-
day and repurts that shortly befprc daylight on
Saturday morning last the schooner Jenuibel,
laden With woUd ind bark, was capslzed by u
sharp sQunl IN DEATHS lloor, hor crew escaping.
Mhon IayN4nt ontnh !no chpshea sessoi M WAs
wh.rh weso aylnE u at'9noF eiaec ft9mo 4naaao: a
ana to"So ~ Etsuh naS rful ~ ats,e .nosa, 1e1s ss
osaSts iton tARa' ~ H. ~ isps e
u
, 1881-09-20

DETROIT, Affcll., Sept. 1o.-A girl Of IL
Named Mollie Felktn, the daughter Of pool
tailor, shot herself In the heart, and died al
most Instantly. She had become infatuated
, 1881-09-20

SptetaI Dlpdteh to Th4 Chicago Ittburs
FonrWArNE,1 Ind. Sept 10.-Sohastian wit.
man, Il well-known German brewer com.
lnitteA. suicide this morning on account OF
long-cont!nued suffering from rheumatism.
Whom found lie was dying, with bullet In
his head from revolver. uo leaves wifo
aud two children.
, 1881-09-20
THE LuNIlttRIs TRADE.
EAST SAGINAW.

Special DttDaten TO Tbs Chaea1o Tribune.
EAsr sau1NAw, Mich, Sept. lo.-Sf0rc cargoes
nro Offering thnn vessois cau be obtained aud
freIKhts on lumber aro exceedingly firm. Tho
schooncrs @. IL. JonoB and Manitowou take lum-
hor from my City to Chicago at f3.25. 4 total
OF 10, 600 0o0 feot was shipped from tho river last
wcck. Tho high froiRhts havo tcnfed to sgbt-
" restrict tho demand for lumber, though
prices remain firm, Large quanttties OF lumber
ure being shipped BY rail- to Chlcagu oWlnx to
tho high Wntcf rate.
MusKEdON.
8p<eta: Dtspate;. to TAs Chltaso Ifthuns.
alusKEG0N, Mich, Sept. 1g.-Clearances tnday
for tito WGak, 81 ,Q0l OW feet.
, 1881-09-20

SAVANNAH, Sept. 10.-'The negro Tong.
shoremen struck for higher wages, 20,
drunk, took possession of street lcaulng Ia
tho Wharf. and in the fight that followed with
tic police ono Of the Inter was fatally shot,
, 1881-09-20

aptetal ptspateh 10 tn Chicago 3ttbun<,
eruN0xoN Bar, Wis. Sept 1e.-Tho tug TILL
iughast brought a number OF gentlomon from
MurInette today to inapect the canal. Senator
Phllctua Sawyer Of Oshkosh, tho flon. Jossa
Spaldtug OF Chicago, Capt, john Mailer OF Madi-
sou, Isaau stephenson Ut MarIuetto, waro uun'
beroA nmouK the purity.
GONE ~ TUE nKLlEF oH THE lEsslE LYNN.
SYset1l utspateh 10 Tn Chteoso Tribune.
MILwAuKkE, Wis.,. Sept. 1e-The tug Lovia-
than, which went TO MRutowoo to tow tho leak-
ing schooner l. Il. Shepard hore, has been or
dazed to tho a.eso leSslv Lyun. ashore GU 9o!s
, 1881-09-20

COLUMBUS, o., Sent. 10.-The furnaces In
the Hooking Valley, which had banked thelt
fires on account OF tho lack Ut water, have
been enabled by tho recent rims to resume
work.
The gathercrs at the Star Glass Works.
Newark, struck today for m advance Of 80
cents per week.
New mon took the place OF tho striking
chatrmnkers ut 1lnyden's mills today. Tlla
police were detailed to preserve ordur.
, 1881-09-20
RUSSIA,


LONDON, Sept. ia hundred md sfxteet
Russian Jews embarked Saturday ut Ant
werp fur New York.
, 1881-09-20
CHILLI.


HuENOs AY1sEs, Sept. 10.-Dr. Santa Maria
llas bren Installed President Of Chill.
, 1881-09-20
Tho Subjects Discussed Ycster.
day In tho Methodist
Council.
Weekly Review Of the Mark Lane
Express Hon. Lionel
Saokville West.
Forty Persons Wounded in a Rail-
way Accident Near Saintes.
France.
4 Famine Among the Indians in the
Maracaibo District Of VEN
esuela.


eauela.
GREAT BRITAIN.
COTTON Mills CLOSED.
MANCHESTER, Sept. lo.-flle closing Of the
mills III Lancashire which itse American cot
toll is NOW very GENERAL
sP1TEFuL observation-disclosures.
The Tt,tcs says: I" 1t wOutI be well ii the
numbers Of Imprisoned suspects wero III.
creased BY soulo 1rish.AtnerlcaBs, who, not
out IF patriotism, but on account of spite
against everything English, have BEEN ut no
pains tn conceal their advocacy Of armed In
surrectioi,."
THE QUEENS so11CtTUDE.
LONDON, Sept. 1D.-A[r. Lowell, tic Amerl'
can Munster, llas received a telegram from
this Queen expressing tile grief Of herself and
family Mt tho dlscournglu accounts regard-
Ink President Garfield. md requesting that
al, Intelligence concerning Ills condition be
forwarded immediately to DalIloral.
rliE METHODIST EcuaiEHiclAL CONFERENCE
discussed tho subject Of fHreigii missions;
use Ut tile press In non-Chrlstlan countries
Tor tho promotion OF tho Gospel; the mission
work required III Papal and semf-intiNet l,a-
lions; the especial need OF cooperative
Methodls,n 1T papal and Pagan lands; the IT.
tvrrces Of Metl,ott1s1n Iii numbers, wealth,
organization, AMI spiritual life for TIC work
of the worlds c4ItlyuEBiOn, and thu best n,en'S
pf developing ulld employing them. Tho
conference expressed Il very general feeling
Ia favnr Of Increased support to the sel1uHls
Tor training converts In various heather
countries to missionary work. Tho lscv. M-.
Mooru1ui,, Of thu Southern Episcopal Church.
Nskc.l English support for training colleges
III tic South, 81 as to enable I'LL Increased
number of negrn missionaries tn be sent to
Africa. Mcssrs. Clark, IF Georgia, a,ld Price,
OF South Carolinn, spike In the snnlc sense.
THE pECt.tSE IN coSso1.s TO-DAY
was partly caused by tic purchase Of Ele9-
Goo worth Of Dutch gold III thu open market
for New York.
THE "sIA1lK LANE EXr1tEss,"
In It's roviuw Ut tic grnin trade 1T tho past
week, says: "TIly weeh's fins weather l.as
greatly benefited agriculture, Init II Is ALTO
gutter t0n lnle to alter the ros[tson ut tile
harvest In Relationship to tho grain trattc.
Nenrly everything offered Is unit 10 grind
without foreign alnxturc. Tile prices Of
native wheats have not materially cllanEcl
eilce Monday. 4 iarger proportion Ut the
sales were nude for freding purposes. On
this hnsis the published rates range tron, -
shflllngs to IS shllIngs pcr quarter. TrNte
both In London and In the provinces closed
&tecldctlly weak for aIt i,omo descriptions.
Foreign brendstuiEs were not nuotnbfy
changed slnce Monday. The condition Ut
thu greatbnlk of native deliveries las crcatcsl
demand fur hnrd wheats not alltfcfpasel
a,Mo,,th ago. Those, therefore, have advanced
one shilling to two slllllngs during tho past
fortnight. Tho weeks supply OF foreign
wheat in London was S2.SD quarters. or
which 37.1H quarters were Americn', mil
II.
, 1881-09-20
,AFGHANlSTAN,

HEAVY F1ftfSQ.
BOMBAY, Sept l0.-llenvy firing was heard
ftl the direction of Cn,llnhnr from daybrcak
until noon Saturday.
, 1881-09-20
FRANCE.

THE TllEATt COMMISSION.
pAlus, Sept. l0.-Ttrard, Minister OF Com.
nlerce es,u Agriculture, III reopealng nego-
tl1uon5 for q commercial treaty with En-.
, 1881-09-20
A LADY.

PLAIN Cry, O., Sept, 10.-Mrs. Walter
Sttop threw herself In front Of q passing
train last night and was instantly killed,
, 1881-09-20

STONECuTTENS RESUME WORK.
Special papateh to 7h1 Uhttaso Tribune.
BEDFORD, Ind, Sept. 10.-rhe difficulty In
regard to wages that caused strike at the
llfnsdalc-DoyIe mills Inns been settled, md
mnlly OF the stoneeutters renewed work To-
lQy.