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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-27
Feast for Garfield.

New York, 25.-Iimes' Washington:
Representative Chittelden proposes to
give an entertainment on March I'd TO
Garfield, and to-day received 8 dispatch
from the president-eiect, stating that, if
possible, he would be in Washington in
time to accept Chittendeu's hospitality.
1t is proposed by Chittenden to have
present on this occasion to meet the pres
Ident elect, President Hayes, Vice-Pres-
ident Wheeler, General Arthur, vice
president-elect, and q large number. of
senators and representatives of both
parties. An invitation hes been ex-
tended to Grant.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-27

Following are the latest quota
tons Of flour, grain, wool, etc, in the
San Francisco market
FLOUR Suparfne. $3.50 q AGO;
Bakers Extra, 81 25 "a 50; Family EX-
tras, $500; Nslla Waila, extra, 81 25 q
s. 80 2 Dbl.
WHEAT-No. l, sI.SO @ 1921 No
2, Sl.25 a. 1914; p ctl.
BARLEY-Feed, TX q 90c. for
Coast and S5c. a Csc. for Bay; Brewing,
81 a Sl.2OP Owt.
UATS-Quotable at $I.2O q sI.4Sp
ctl. for Feed
CORN-Quotabie at g7l "a Sl.OO for
Large Yellow; sl.O5 a SLO74 for Small,
and Sl.l5 a. 81 IS for White, y ell.
HlDES-Dry Hides, usual selections,
Flint, IL 9 l74c Dry Kips, II a I71c;
Green Sailed. hesvy steeTs, over 55lbs.
Zoe; DO, under IS los, 9ic; Kips, l0ci
Calf-skins, 10 O. l2lc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-27
The BOers,

Natal, 26.-Preionia can hold out six
months.
Bombay, 20 The Fourteenth Husssrs
have been ordered to embark for Dur
bar.
London, ga dispatch from New
castle, Natal, says it is reported that
Wakkerstrom was captured by the Beers
and subsequently retsken- by the British.
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Foreign.

Rome, 26.-GeD. Garibaldi will arrive
at the Island o. Caprera to-day.
Berlin, 26.-Priucess Augusta Vic
toria, bride-elect of the eldest son of the
Crown Prince, arrived and was received
by the Emperor yesterday. The streets
were crowded with sight-seers.
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MONETARY AND STOCKS

New York, February &c, 1881.
Cows, strong; stocks closed frmer; W
U, 1929; Quicksilver, Al; Pacific, 542<;
Mariposs, 4; Wells, Fargo, 1l6; New
York Central, 145N; Erie, 475S;
Panama, 40; Union Pacific, 116H;
bonds, 1881; Central Pacific, S65s;
bonds, 113; Sutro, l1s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-27
AQueen's Sarcasm.

London, 26.-Mrs. Gladstone attended
the Queens drawing room. Her MsJesty
expressed the desire that Gladstone would
not endanger his complete recovery by
too early return to Parliament.
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UTAH CONTRACT COMPANY,

Office No. I2S41<, First South St., Salt
Lake City. P. o. Box 431.
Undertake and execute, on tie lowest
terms and 10 the shortest time, either or all
Of the work Of locating, grading, bridging,
tieing, ironing and eqlipping STRAIN Horse
or other RAILWAYS: Locating and con-
structing wagon roads, canals, reservoirs,
squeducts, dams etc. laying out aud grading
streets, si1sgslks, parade grounds and race
tracks; e9caYgtinR for buildins foundations,
cellars, drains, etc, IS well as every and all
other kinds Of work requiring the removal )f
earth, gravel cement, stone etc. etc.
.. F.D0RRMUs supt,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-27
WHITE HOUSE HOTEL.

I,HB PRoPRIEToRs TAKE PLEASURE
i in announcing 70 the public that they
asVe renodelled and redtfed the Hotel.
rne Dining Rooms are spacious snd the best
Of Meals will be served night and day.
Single Meals, soc.
Hot Lunches (as per eard), 26c.
Room ana Board, S1.50 TO 81 per day,
$40 to sI2 per week.
Beard, 81 per week.
The Bar has been removed 20 the north Of
he hotel and four Billiard Tables added for
the sccommod alton Of guests, and Il now
open. a. P00IECA 4 CO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-27
TELEGRAPHIC
British Bits.

London, 26.-The NeiSs denies that
Labouchere is connected with the P1tt
Mall Gdsette.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-27
PRODUCE MARKET.

Following are the ruling whole
sale buying prices IN Salt Lake
Civ
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-27
ART BAZAAR.
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
PETERsEH. rhE BUTCHER.

HAS ALWAYS ON HAND THE BEST OF
IL Meats in Season, and sells IS cheap q
anybody. Sausages arc his great specially.
Don't forget the place, 1928 First South Street.
Second Butcher Shop west OF Main Street. ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-02-27
Gift HOUSE.
MAIN ST.. SALT LAKE CITY.

Board and Rooms from S1.5o Per day,
and from So per week.
.. Q. EWING,
Iys ProDrietsE.
, 1881-06-04
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY.

Some Important Changes In tho Itnc-
ulty Of the InstftutIou-Exami nations
tor Admission to IBo Held in Various
Cities.
Special Disoateh to 1ns CAteapo Tribune.
ANN AnsoR, Mich, June 3.-Tho Regents
Of Tho University held pm Important meeting
to-day. They elected Isaac N. Demmon, ut
present Assistant Professor OF English lit
crntnrc, to tho chair mado yacAnt by Prot.
'rylor's resignation. ard u. g. Burt, Ut Joins
Hopkins University, s,sccueds' Prot. Denl-
mon. Bryom W. Oheayer was elected Acting
Professor OF Metallurgy, md Victor C..
Vaughnn s,lccceds u. Z. u. lsoso. Ut lsose,-
Douglass fA'ie. rrof. GeorEuC U. Mnrrls.- WHO
WIS tor l,ln1ly yenrs cosllectrd with tho uHl-
yersity, hut for tho nlst two years T. Profess
sor ut johns Hopkins, was elected to uie
Cluir OF Ethics, History. Philosophy. end
Logic. 1l,ftlatury steps wctg tnEcl!
for tho establishment Of Il School Ut Political
Bc!cnte for itistruutlons OH tho subject Ut ntor.
nntlonat law constitutional history, and POLITICAL
al,enpg, Mt thu hpau Of Whsoh Will b9 .iu.iHo
tThprnn8 II. Cooley, Of the Suprern1 Court. IND
PrBsEdout AnRClt. 1t was tl0otlod Hftar Tho yanr
10 hold tho examination for Rtupnt8 sicstrinE t,
enter tho University Ut UhioagO, ttinrfnnati. st.
IhuIA. Sun GrAnulHGo, aud stsiue Eustort cities.
Tho 1togonta phd Tho final Judgment Of 81. III ~
~ THO Roao. Douglass case, anu III fnTor OF
uouH1Ak$.
, 1881-06-04

Three eontracss bayo quito sseon.ly hoon lot
for tho interior ot the 1t, Johns tcuthullc|
Church. eprnet Of c!ark e1q E'shteensb ssrcsts,
Including tAaplaslorlng, tfctcoln,s. seating. eto,
Work h Uelng pushed furwar1 on this building,
whluh whsu oplnp!otcd WY br ono OF the tnc.s
chulvh ed.leea Ii, tho Nogthwost. 1t Is lB4 by o.
feet h thu ialataci tho h'4nt OF tho auditorium to
lbo nPex IL ~ E0et. Tho building proper Is 100
fert In hight. wlsh tuwaF III feet. Ihu uust IL
etttulalssi at $izJ,UNL lis eapeAttt tu bu reAty
'Yr !:,, ,aSo'Hpa"sy 'p tEr.ny sAtso''a,ns '. ta!l
tscrn Twent5. nIala aud .fh|sitolb streets. naat
lour 10 u. Jauus' Caurca; Tho building 1T Two
sgoIit, was crcutud al <tAt uf fla,Ud.
- block OF slx awGlIinRibollas4 10 " ~ fuet
IL ~ epursc Ut USeEt0n ts tho cDslior VI Thropp
ulltt CutIxrtst street,; lh1 ptopHrlt bf u. i.
iat,esps. Wllllan Ihutae<s: Is thu urclaltect III
sHipxs ,,,la Ire st aa2s ~ hs w, ~ y,
1ltiiFhsa win ~ 20 tatA!ssn !nprSysllscuts.
brpt ]. vi Nj. api'ruxiaatih enst ,t sls,uu,
souta Iiulstcd arscyt, nf4r sovsnteralh, two
.sorea. - by ~ feet. piat..glass front... flats
above anl basement. ~ Louis pressed hr,ek
with stunc ttilnuluxs Will ou uYoa tur TIC front
, 1881-06-04

The building Is expected tobe completed aGalnat
9ept.l.
t}eurge Farnum has bis residence at Oak Park
ncariy ct,npictcd. This ia 8 f5hme atrt,eius%e % On
with hip rtot, and fnrnahed with all lnodorn I'M.
ptnyemgnfa.
4 residence for William stovora at Lake V!ow
Ia in euufse OF construction. Tho building Is q
by 40 foot. two ator!os and cellar. with attic Il
wilt bo constructed Of brlok, Milwaukee brick
md saonc trimmings boing used for tho front.
It II nearing cDtnpIDttOn.
l.. II. HAtibnrg has rrcent!y 1rNwlt plans for n
building to be erected by J. II. Mccormack on
IIelt1en ar0ntt. Il will bp two storios ntid high
rnot, With cellar. prostod hrtok wilt 10 used,
with Apne trimmings. ....-.
Turor itAts arc building on tho corner OF 8edg-
O, ,I.undstroa. They ate Il tv. 10 foot. thrco
stories and basement. Pressed hrlok and stone
5000. Tho building IA oxrcoted to 10 ruady
for occupancy by tho curly part OF July.
In few days Wnsk will begin upon thf0c.
story flat building, ~ BY s foot. to be erooted on
Eric street, hcsweon peareorn m md stnto for a;
tho kind, with all tnodorn conycntcnces.
, 1881-06-04


Tho Captain of tho schooner jennie Mullln.
which arrived horo yoaturdtly, Eopurta that
Wednesday tho schooner Francis Palms. t&doa
with corn, bound dawn. during 'denue fox, run
Oh tho rcof between tho south Fux aud tho
North MAnltou. Whun tho Mullin lott hpr tho
crew OF tho i'Al.as worn shovoltux tho eurn over
board, In order to lighter hor of. THE cnrxo OF
tho Palms III tnaurosl, through tho pool hero, for
e1G0 In tho following compantos: Etna.
Manhattan, nctro!t Firu i MArlnn, md tho
UuderwFiterH' VI lhhfludelphin. Tho hull l8 in.
sured lnClcvelRna, u. Thu IalMs was repAirpA
~ l813, and IL taked A.. and u valued At abs,ut
tlt,0M. A. dier4toh fpugived hure yDalorda}
from Port uuron aays thu rallns passed down
yesterday apparently all right
C0LLlBio%S.
While the schooner Z. X. Minis. Capt. John
naxtat, wa bo!nx lowed down she riyee yvesur-
day Fhe coIlllsd with the Propeller CUlnnltlQru,
aolng up. Tho I'rnpcler malu sud'lun sheer
aud sWupx ACROSS tho Ghanncl. Ani GafoE1 tho
tug could step tho Minis bho GrttsheI Into tho
pro1e!lers splitting her luizxun jtbboon. This
py1pe&ier escaped Injury.
The sch0opcr 4An!u Peterson was fNulod by
lhe J. W. posno In Central Slip and LOST her mlz.
sea boom.
CAUGHT IN THIN GALE
Ths stcatn- barge Charles lilotz ratuo into port
yesterday listed tWu trtt 10 tho part, hvf clrg0
of lumber having shifted ln'thu gale.
The se%hoo,,Sr % l!4l*tsa cuu'o In minus her
R5StIs5 s;1 i4neast eean es: ll.H t
N!ackhall parted lta1 trying ~ hclu yAt
uiapcAaet ko wlplwara.
Thu scheMusE Presto lost past u her deck. lout
TIC sunooner kats Lyous WAY brought il
, 1881-06-04
echr Nassau, CswegtA rmi
Sctlr Yankoc Dlaln, CoilInRwoo.i, railroad tics.

Rchf Nassau. UAWeEtA EMI ..
Schr rAnkoo Dlnln, CaillnEwooti, railroad tics.
ACTUAL eAil.tSaf.
Etmf Chicago, MitwnMknG, s,,nurina.
Nttnf EEcUoYEtn, Milwaukee. auf,fr!cs.
l'rop Dean Richmond, Buffalo, t4,OOJ bu wheat,
II, ,uU hu CorD, and a,g1l hrfs flour.
rrnp inter fkeenti, Esc1ln lnnliA, llRht.
prtlp T.. f. THOMPSON, 3illskegnh suudffcs,
prup ucurRp lumbar, Musk8gon, light.
I'rup Now Yurk. lns1Alo o. DtU00 bt cpsn, 0o0 bags
Prop l'russla, Montreal, iGooo bu wheat and i75
anrkn lInitr.
Prop i. G. i,tIllwitt, Esoanabn, light.
Nchr MAry Alnalljn. Nrand lfnyGn. light.
Ynhr 8. .tntiursun Mtakcwor. light.
Hchr Atlantic, MHskcRGif. light.
E0hr TraHefer, Miiskrgpn, light.
Bchr G. U. n, 0ran1 1lnyef,, liRhe.
scl,r SMnrisu, I!n'fa1u. ,0U hu corn
Eohr T. lsand, Kowa,tloo. a!ln1rtos.
Hcllr @. e. Triumph. Isscann1a light.
Hchr Capella. MuskcKntl. !fE,k
9chr Jossu ttnyt. Hack ltlyur, ltxht.
Sehr Il. n. iiubInsnn. Narfnottt, sundrfeS.
snhr II. WIthnck. Martncttr. light.
Srhr Wni. arnndy. MnrlNGttc, htlnlrfcs.
Fchr lnhn kulortlnuee, llutfnlo, D,u5Y bu corn.
ttrhr Dnn Nowhnll, htaskcKon, light.
Hchr Merchant, Carton Hay, snniisics.
Srht Mnrthn. Botlth Chicago. light.
Hchr u. 1. titRXte, OxlcnaburK. n 500 btu coru.
sschr ], ". DUni1e, H,tl1nl0. g., ,l5U Gu corn.
Hehr 1tou1en. ". Jnsepa, light.
Prop Chicago. ttnffdlo 4itAN hi cnrrl.
Prop dorlon Campbell, lintEa1o, 3A000 bu corn
, 1881-06-04
lSADWAY'5
Regulating Pills!
eHnFECT PUN0AIIV EB, SWIIHiVsu, ,.'vs =.
KNTS, ACT WITHOUT rAlE, M.mAA'
HNLJAnLE, AND NATDllALA IN
T,ITEIR OPERATION.

eRnRryr pJAOATtvEs, SOOTHING ArhAF ~
KNfN. ACT WITHOUT rAlN, Al4MAA'
RELIAnLR, AND NATDl!ALM
THEIR OPERATION
A Vegetable Substitute Tot ca'o'''e1 -,
PERFECTLY taselcss elegst!e,yfy es s.issi,so, I'd
strnnxfhsTt. Nu.iwMys Fills lor thq q2t"aoix "ti kid.
HiMrsiers ,f the Hto.nAch lAptTt p't.hs Cup-
navs Hin t1Hrr NERVOUS ll$tAscss iit@41 41t".,srEa.
stlnatiol. UtistIyune.A. fidiKvaupu;; ia }iUvrl,
HtiUuS,,Usa. Fever, !hstali,l1.Hui IT, u IrrnuI VIZ
Piles, aud MI dsst,'gu!ne9Mts ~ usi,isc euta1
PIr"ly vegetable cnntAItlInx no metea'''
ernj, t,r dsIuler3uux st,Ka .,,,utotuy resulting
EY-iihSnryo tLo following sytli Eta .s,a.
frnIn IUxDr1tars OF thu 1Hcsa SShfr,ssa ut tia
C1i,stiuatIutl, Inward ri!ts' IN Stu,naeh.
BloOd Id tho Head. AcIds.S y y rssi. Fu!nrss
Nauas eart9nlras; a;,Iah. pxas' saur
sinki,as or Fluttarlu9s q ire rit ~ lid N,
suh u.su, ming III tho Itrad. llirflt1 -, IhtkInS
s1uit 1ireat tilnK Futtortnv Ut i!lu a. wing poi.
s,r ft1tytNMtjnif Hs.sAtlD.s ~e*n ~e*n. ~ FryuF and
ttlra, nots VI Wcbs befotv tna 81 pcrrpira.
nuil PUN III tho ltead. Mnssnl tn nd Eyca, Pain y
ui sna ia{,ia G,hrst. Limbs. ufltl sudden
<S@t. s.,ta ~ dtsS4 Vi iL,uwaY'a Fil1 d.nrdsra.
rvstsnn frt,t,l all tho at'tsE-H*t1s:o, INV :.
'''>'' PIiICE Is CENIH rrf lulA'
sOLn pY ntuud'ats. ,,1rw
Read "FAIsE AND Tho = ',,, ~,
.s1A ,ot,,r ,tsmp to MAnM!aA.Ss ri. e MN sW
MI 81 " AiiNR colss e''b "e oo.
~ Information worth thousan0' 'N
y0l. =,
, 1881-06-04
PROHIB1TIONISTS.
Last Days Sesafon Of tho Indiana 20.
n,alo Workora in tho Cause.

Last Days Sesafou Of tho Indiana Vos
naalo Workors in tho Cause.
spsstat Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
LAFAYETTE, Ind. June 3.-.Fhls is the
third and Inst day of the seventh session OF
the WoMall's Christian Temperance Union
Of Indiana. Old workers III the cause claim
that this hns been the most profitable session
they ll.sye llel. Reports from all portions Of
the Stato represent that the prohibition leayen
Is working. slowly perhaps, but surely, and
al bring encouraging news. THO addrcss Of
Miss W9llurd laHt night IL prou9u ncud one ut tho
tnost ever aas!verva In tho city by ANY person
or upon any subject.
The Following ati!eors were choson tor the On.
sstnS yssr: III PTgst,"nt MFs g. Msasc
dSa!;ssted; ssSte.sry Mss. Msry n Etuh ~.
snt far tho stato-at- Large, Mrs. Mary L. Wol!a.
Al theso ot!lcors. With tho exception Of Atua
lAeutiur Will 10 hetti ut kokomo,
, 1881-06-04

He LeRves ALL I1tA Property to I'LL
1Icl,stlveE-zils Wcnltia Shrtnks In tho
Customary Wny.
pnlLADKLrl11A, Pa, june A-'Tho will Of
the Into Thumtas a. Scott was admitted to
probate III the otllce ut thu Reylstrnr Of
Wills this nlorllt14g. 1t Is lengthy papes,
covering Fourteen iA.Res OF legal cap, a1i4
contains tiftesn provisions and to.lr cotticlls.
Thoro nru ITO public nor charitable bcuussts.
liz heaueaths real estate II, Iowa 10 bis
nuis IL Ill. s.ter, M, Eixa crswfos.i; rcal u o..
tNsp ii, Illinois 10 h1 sister. Mrs. ltolcUca u.
Duw!ori and !oal ehtatn u Chamberabar9 to hIs
also baoueaths twenty-five tlrst-u,ortRaXo
bnn1a. nE fl,UN ouch, Gr th, Tuxna s pAcitia
lltltirnaA Company. IN trust, and turty bonds OF
8t wv zach. III trust, to Ala nlGru, Mrs. b. Grant,
OF Now York, and hvr he!rs.
, 1881-06-04
MUTUAL BENEFIT MARRIAGE hsS0C!A.
TON, 80.

apsetat phpatsh 70 n. cAeaeo Tribune
INuLANAP0Lls. 1n,l..' June u-Artte!us vt also-
uatlon VI tlo Indiana Mutual MAFrlugo Donellt
Association. of Danklrk, Jay County, wcro tiled
to-lay, The object Of thlA Association " tho
mutual pEuteqtlon and beuotIt Ut tts Aotnbors.
"ltR btlalnesa shall cosiss jls collecting npu,ys
frpln .1auallvTs ulld III tho payIu#pe Qf u Ettpu-
!atcd stlM 1t naouay to inenlbaFh who Iuay la~-
tuliy marry asd thv axnonsos u aati bns|l!osy'
norll character, tnNy buuuluN iAsAhfr.".lta
, 1881-06-04
A BIG STONE,

dp<ttal Wsp4{ch 70 1Ht Ihtesda 1fltaRL
DlkApl QaD. Ind. Juno IA klnHlo block uf
stoue fosty.twa faot STE nches long, four feus
wlda, aud thsee feet thick, WIS takun oHt OF the
yorts-tsogera guasrIpa hero . day or 70 afnra.
II c0ntAiI0d no nuhto feet. aud We 'htsl nI-
most twenty-five TONS. II ta tho turHcA: ever
Quarr1Vd IN thls vicinity.
, 1881-06-04
r0ThE PUBLIC.

Il s's /: az = e ia
tssm. a. thslo arv R.lsS 81 lfsd, flsxdss, I'd 10
md Pills. be a,!s1 ana az T. ~ II Nv ssss
, 1881-06-04
ST, inuls GRAIN CORNER,

ST, LOUIS GRAIN CORNER.
Ut. Louis. Mo-, 1uae B,-It Wns supposed that
tho deolston OF tho Oatl Doard Committee thAt
nrbitratcd tho b{ay deal In No. wheut IND
mixed corn would hc accepted by tho ahorta and
settlements b9 made ut ks ccnts, hut they c0tl-
cludel ushorwF60 tu'dHy Rnl appealed thy whole
matter tn tho ltoard Ut nIreolUrs Ut the Ex-
chang0. who Will rbvlaW the case and give u
tjEni 1uul8Ou.
, 1881-06-04

RECEIVED Ills COMMISSION As CONSUL.
8Heti DAvasst, . I'M 4kteaao Irteunt.
nEproup, Ind. Juno a.-Aa1. John y. 0lover.
of this place who was nepo'ntsd u'Atal statea
Consul to iIhvFo, Fnotty01 hta c0mMls5nn yuH-
tcr.lay and snnt u bis Hotter Ut ncovptaneo. A.
ho hui tltlY days Tins nf1nWel hisu ilt winch l..
reach his post 10 viii nut leave her. rof several
t1NvH
, 1881-06-04
FEVER and AGUt

FEVER AND AGUE cured for alty q Ggssss tsas
Tbere Il not remedial aKent ~ shs .. "ottu tWaar-
VIII enro Foysr and AKau an1 " s,nm nss md stha
fsyofe d tsIded by ltanWA Y.s ril.ls' 50 9a!'lV
~ sHAUWAY'B NE1AnY kELlEF;;
FIFTY CENTS ptR llIIlAn'
, 1881-06-04
Tho Francis Palms Goes on South
Fox 6hoal and Jettisons Part
Of Her Cargo.
Grain Freights Inactive. Shippers
and Agents Being Widely
Apart.
Movement Looking to tho Dredging OF
the River to Uniform
depth,
Accidents IN the River-Arivala and
0learauces--A Big Cargo
Dock Notes.
HOME GATHERINGS.


ro.,r r-.r,,ru,1au
ynsrnlnAYs oAnr.
Yesterday succecdotI by a t!croe galo from tho
nortaeast .a.S III .us .nosns ~" .,.,n,.Nr
,n1il about 10 O'Clock. whon it assumed tho pro-
nortiona nf n unIr. which continued to blow
,,n.i, ,,no- 4 ,r ,ho ovnn,nv ,vhcn Tim ,y1ut
antn near III .no esomR, e. "nt a,'a,ad ea' ,nn' m.
'hlftcd to north-ilorlhoaat and euatoa bomo.
what. Several lhmber vesarls bound III hid
their t1eck-lnais shifted and came Into port
listed to ono side. There wna tremendous aoa
on. which ma,lg II extremely tllilleutt and dnn-
Teroas Tor Vessels 70 eh.or .oo M saftori r,,, ans
onIy cFa1t tpat !ott port uuFHe thc caF'S pntt
pt tue DAY was tue steamer %n'eaB". Hl tne
Goodrlch Line. Several proRollors sthftea ouls
tho norts, pier, Tho propeller Portage. hcnslly
;.,Ior 49,, n nr,, iot., ~ anchor 'nt,out air
tat'oa ,,,s n'' o ,oss t.arry n at,cmnt IN ontcr
was ;I.pntohod to , hor asslstaneo about
p H. anu s"Gco'ue" III M sos.S M.,..,',o ~ ILL.,
port all right. Fcssoi-tnoh lenr conslaefape
tamnge to crHtt from tho gnlc, as such blow Is
would not In prct,urrd tu rostst properly,
"ou'' Ao' ~ ,,nt.nn,. ~ w ~ s.,,r ,,'vrm1
Tho opproppston tSssa maau as Sy % tho City Council,
tor dredging the river this year Is 10000. This
AMOUNT Ia only su!l'cent to dredao tho shnllow
places in thu draws of tho bridges, lcavIuE uoth-
in1 Tor tuo mhlh etahhe.. "e euuuesssanu m suut
snene IS ho'oMent on lou. a,'oas tnu y"
r. ss51on1 M % n euo,oo, t., which tho douk. ownors
vi, ott rIt,,t, ~, u,,+fona, sim and have tho
who,o ,,,ar 1re,,cd "a n ,,,forn ,tenth ~ rol,r.
,oo, -. ,,,,rso,n and ,,o,p rnci th,,. arct,rnp
ay,Iliiccnt depth Of wntcr TO ,Iit The tntrNt,gc
pF the uryust vessels tMt!y loutet. A. i Il, the
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HEnf ls1u1eh, III. Jif$GTu, tl3Ht,
prop CbicaEo, .lsnIraio, 1l59a i!n cnrn.,
''T N''' 0"'F., 1''' @'S>' " W."
OTHER LAKE PORTS.
nsrNUtT,
so,.tat pt.neteh 10 ma ch,.ooo 14tb,.n..
p,un','r @ ,,fss ,,,,o aep.sso1 ssy @s sn'sa,,,,
nejlsra ,oako x,sska Ar,onn %re,o: ttaam
5srres stnyi,ower and barros, Germ auta % and
naEuos, Iron Duke, N. Mills md bnrros, r..
n'nwnscna d. ami snht,o,or r.sssra ~ tral,s s.in,
aud baryos, D. ". lust; act,ooaers i. k. Clint,
IL Z. uuttH, John lsc1. Z. II. burton, Thona
Gown, Vanderbilt. Riverside JutA. r. siltc hell.
austlu. Youur America, .snowdrop. Flootwin1.
.lan,cs rto,t. soikfrk. II I,is.o,k n palm e. ~
sssom a a oasxss ea.ss' lug Torrent 'o' f' tug
Ar,tvnt- ,rr.- II ,IIn,ttro ,rs ..,,.t1.. f,,n,-
N, .seo~A"e n"'''Hs''" MI" p1o1p'os eone-
nnusn' .,.4 -.,,.
,,aass. ansseo u".rnpoaers lonalo, 1anIa'e aha'a'
cones1oRa: e.oaa. oa,ses saporios sna oohsost,
Ishpcn,lnr. swim and uurxe. md sohoonor Wa
sns sm noo mo,. e,, a ana sasses
j: .i. Wi,son aud consorts Dlrkhcad aud bafgos,
YllIIans ilut!olph and bargu sanltac, Benton and
hArH1s, Kelly nilA cths0rr. Wtrnor: 1chonnefs
M0s!itors J,amgs Maae. 0otios!. Q. n. Hond.
r. ~ MY IL ot| ~, sGow s neaua ,1,
Coarel-Tup Champion aud scow Milton,
Wfnl-Norfh,Snst. S'
..,.u ,,,,n,x
ur,r t,,,,,,. ,tt,t Tn,'o II u,,.,7 ,>,ru
t,i,as not."; ~, s."s,.t @ ouau Msasn
,ls 1hasAn. - osGaF -" tsGno Ise an;
~, .,tt y nt,,,i nua Muu ~, K ,a ., VIA
,,t;oa a,,,'.s u" .enik r. .. ..a, lilly lilly
sniie lan"a pinft' Nan q. Fort T'h1,,mSs paranns
Wilcox.
Passed up-rropo1lors 1}utfatu Ilnbp. Jup1aka.
City OF KhInco; steamurs kcwccnaw. Empire
mud burgess Superior md cnns1rt. lshpo1nnx,
Jnrncs q. llurrtsnI, Samuel ]. ridden; schaonuTs
N!nTRrA. llu!y1lia. larncs Wade. Graco, Amelia.
MlnH hnrLn. iFesn. .o.n,
raKT nunS. Jaao H--lo;;o P. m;;I,raaaed ;.,l,aiss
1owhi-r,EoPe!less Atetns poat9tl, shie.!aaa:
.'s. % uanm. 1av uust '" usI on1t, ana
VII s: y " ~, nMu uulsFi; .supMUo H1G
anG ,t, G9tMfs @ u. Howmrii anu eoiisaft TsFK s1s.
Wmit nmhef' 1ono'''le's ep""''"'"' w. s"''
gsmss"f, ,,sns.-prone,1o,a India ond san,,nc.
ArTiv". ~ ,nofIars s,v"i,. 49, u con.nrt n "
wilson a., uonssrr Lowell Ind 'S Sarges; % schoon.
eao, "a ~; S9n' .1soa AsesnR' ~ VI 1i@'-
Wind north. fresfa. Weathor ctoudy.
s,,,,, n,..'as ronS pa11,ogs,n y 1.e ss,.s., ,,u
spf9aa, iHsuateA % .@s Eaaaso nsonns, na
c,.n,t,os tnnm Nfao,f 'il nst ~ sst
, 1881-06-04
md with a font a1ld 4 hnle OF watur

COLi1nTD WITH 4 nH1DuE.
Hrvettf uhpateh 10 IHa Chftdqo tribune.
CLerkLANp. Juno 1-The tug nrcadnnuRht
col'iet with tho Lake ahorc & Michigan sntlttt-
err leailr0ad bridge Inst hight, and did aik'nt
fa0 fanago. Trains wnro pUstponol several
, 1881-06-04
GEN, GRANT WILL VISIT GAtENA.
Apkst4& Utsn n1{th Ia IA Ghtkna, Yrthune

GALENA, Ill, juno u.-flpu. Grant hRs teio,
graphoti that Ae will arrive III GasiiA the IRItes
part of nsxt week, and Will rpu,Ain hare few
days. Ito does not !nteud 10 occupy biz own
residence during biz stay, but will probably ba
the Eueat Ut Mrs. l.. y. Ealr
, 1881-06-04
LANDloROtSA IN IRELAND. ,.

LHNULVHUISM IH lHElHHUs
6p<eta& Dhp<tsA to M dhttspa 1ikuns>
BrxtTplt, ILL.,, Juno a-Mr. 81. u. USuIiIvau, OF
Dublin, ireland. lecture1 horo lAst night on
landlortlsm In lrq!snd. The house wns crowdod
iJs Tc,narksss Yhe lcctusu was stsnt, i,y tic =
Btroator lr4snsh ct tic Irish Laud'L .aRuo Bo-
ciUtY,
, 1881-06-04

DGtrutt Efee PrCtx. Ii,nn .: The nnsv hnr run
ttuhn K;rhar,1s b,,JIt M tranito,xnp t,v Jounh
Rchara }or ria Iro,, ,.t,rc troIn orrIvn ,oro ".
s,u a%s 1iot'l ccse!ana 70 teco!so ncs machinery.
sho wa8 towed trntn Esth']hbA To Cleveland " lth
cargo Of |, ,lE1 tons at Ore, which she gurrie,l
on NJ, uvor,.wo draft ot thlrtcnn fcut viz tnchos
1En ,,n,y ,'., ~ hr,,, ia 10 ~, ,,,. III ..s..
I"o ~" nte"''o"'eu ~ iot Aeot ofof H4i* LusFCy"
thfce ieet ooahf, anu olehtecn fcot slx tnch ca
deep, having two lcuks, Stie has thrce uHsts
and 'lnc3 nut resemble INV steun,.barro row nm
the Iltkcs Ieinr st,npINi i1ioro lIEu nr Thar n
lmruc I'ho niittinu. whJnt IL ,,nw hrt,,v tnfstci
jilu pusitnD w.is huilt nj thn Itlvnrs,.ii, I'm,
Works. lid tbo buIInr at Mnt; rtvI,r'a alnI, .rha
a,caarls hns thst,o years cantr.ct 10 tako
tul1 and viii law tho firrr Sinrv Hnhnrrts. Kin
Is colI,u1nt(ou BY Chpt, inhn GIlhrath. fnrtneriv
OF this city"
WANT A RACE,
Totean Baule. 3unnY. s1.ho +,,p t7cc{cr ora
yucGt I,oiIu unt1,v Rbrcast of cntn nthnr ra'Ir
down iutcrpstll,R tt,o Captnjl of ffo iiccfnr
tested tho ypcpti OF lls In Gy running nisn1
With tho ynuht. It IA gnfd Inn Hcett,r Kant vii
IN with tAc Letn fur ai,Ilo tiue it1t nj ienrft
thp Hector w1s lett behind This ijttit, MiY,lr FIs
Induced wIsb On tho IN RI ri ntiy i,,nrit,n tn
tutt CuDt Al Fftte wifi hud II t.|,rrrniont r., H.
out III Tho bly With tho tur C,rrincton sntn, tInv
sptlt, when lilo l,oItn ID ror In fia IsnnIs mil
have Il llitlo r4ue with hcr, lust tor ft1n' yUu