davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
A CONVENTION OF COTTON GROWERS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. pa call has been is
sued by Dr. Lorng, Commissioner of Agriculture, for
Cotton Growers Convention to assemble AT Atlanta on
the I'd Of November in connection with the Exposition
now being held there Notices have been sent to all the
agricultural societies in the cOton-owins States with
a request to send delegates. Commissioner Lorng Will
deliver an address al the opening Of the Convention at
10 o'clock Wednesday, after which general dscus'G
will follow. Arrangements have been made WIN Mr. H.
| Kunbau rlatOr general OF the Exposition, for the
management Of the Convention. There Is every ndica-
non OF good attendance and many questions OF inter
est and importance 30 the cotton growing section Will
probably come up.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
REPORT OF THE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.

WASHINGTON Oct 29.-Adjutant-Ge
Drum has submitted the Secretary of War his annual
report the year ending September 30 1881 lie IN
vites attention re the necessity OF legislative
authority for giving the militia of the States such
i'd by furnishing them acquisitions OF the respective
Adutant Generals the tactical works and blank forms
and books prescribed for this regular army, as VIII sun
further assmilae the management drill and INTERNAL
government Of the two forces At the request OF IN"
authorities OF the States OF Massachusetts, Connecu-
cut and Rhode Island, officers of the reg
ular force were detailed 10 inspect the
camps and troops OF those States The reports
OF these officers received in time to he ncopo
rated in his report, but General Drum expresses te
belief that the bright expectations raised by the IN,
specOrs reports of last year have not only been reacd
but that they indicate the justification OF st greater
hopes.
Inc reports OF the officers detailed professors OF
military science the universities and colleges snow
that the average aptitude OF pupils IS good WINE the
interest manifested by the faculties steadily increasing
The administration of the affairs OF the military prison
at Fort eayenworh Kansas during the past year has
been in marked degree successful. The prisoners con
fined therein are only such have been convicted OF
purely military ofenses by general courts martial
In the year there 373 received into the prison
and 273 discharged Only death occurred ana only
six persons escaped in the same period Inc hctuai
number Of men confined June 30. 1851, was "a T.
General Drum recommends that the governor OF the
prison. who receives only the pay and allowances OF MS
actual undergraduates receive the pay ana allow
9nc IS of a colonel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
LOOKING FOR A MAN WITH MONEY.

There was good deal of mdlgnaIIoH yo0,
terdav the delegates to the IXth Congressional
District Convention of the NewYork County Democracy
The Convention adjourned last Tuesday, Tor the tnro
time, yesterday at At that hour tne ue
egaes assembled Fiftyfourth-s and EighthaVe' ou
the hall locked They waited In the street ior ABOUT
an hour. Then notice posted the door sneI Dy
the chairman and secretary announcing that tne Son
yentiOn would meet on Monday afternoon Tue leaue,s
were unable to find candidate who would pay me as
sessment demanded. The nomination has been o1ere9
TO Hosea b. Perkins and others but they have ueGneu
It, Under this condition Of things the County Demo
cratic leaders talking OF endorsing" John bardy
the Tammany candidate the best way out OF the uii
hcuty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
ADJOURNMENT OF THE SENATE.
A SMALL ATTENDANCE OF SLEEPY sENAroRs-CLo
INC corRIFSIFs,

SNAIL ATTENDANCE OF sI9EEI S"''71 wv VI0o
ING CoCRIEsIEs.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-Owing TO the late
hour at which the Senate adjourned last s' thefe was
s,oau attendance of Senators when the journal was
read this morning.
Mr.. HILL Dem. Ga) offered the following reso-
luion
esoiced That appointments TO offices under the Fed
erai Government ought not 20 be made 10 oonO or "
fueace IN the several States aud appointments
made with such intent nwise uDparl9tc ana con-
frrry 10 the spirit of political institutions, ana, II
confaued without rebnse by the people VIII become
dangerous to tue pcrpetuity OF our Institutions.
Mr. HILL asked for the Immediate consideration OF the
resolution, but Mr. MCMILLAN Directing, 1t was LAID
over under the rules.
MI. HoAR rep, Massl offered resolution directing
the Committee Printing 10 inquire whether any I'M
provemet be made in the existing system OF dis
tsibutnc public documents and to devise for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

more prompt supplying of the same to pubic libraries
After short discussion the resolution was adopted
The Senate then at 1880, on motion Of Mr.. ALL
SON. went into executive session.
While the doors still closed, but after the
transaction Of executive business had been con
cluded Senator SHERMAN ORep, Ohio offered a
resolution for the appointment of committee
of two Senators to wait upon the President ana
inquire if he had any further business TO lay before
the Senate The resolution adopted and Senators
sherman and Bayard were appointed as such committee
Subsequently they reported that they had performed
their duty and that President had nothing further
TO communicate.
Mr.. MAXEY Dem, Texas moved that when the SEN
ate adjourned to-day II be sine die. Agreed 10.
Mr. BAYARD Dem, Deli offered the following reSo
luton
ReSolred That the thanks Of the Senate are hereny
rendered to the Hon. David Davis for the courtesy, IN
partality and ability with which he has performed HIS
duties President pro tenn
The resolution was agreed TO unanimously, ana MI.
Davis having resumed the chair, which for the moment
generous expressions in the resolution Wnlch - mas
pleased the Senate pass in honor ana am gIte
ful for the courteous cooperation when mas Deen leh
dercd TO me from all sides in administering the duties Oh
presiding officer of this high and enlightened body HOP
ing that every member of the Senate VIII return hapy
and safely his home and be permitted to resume ms
duties here at the next meeting Of Congress- II Only re-
mains for me TO declare the Senate adjourned without
day"
The doors were then (at 400 opened and the usual
leave taknCs exchanged, and in few moments the
Senate chamber was deserted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
LONG ISLAND CITY DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS.

Both factlOns OF the Long ISIanu OIUy DOIH-
ocratshe Debevoise party and the Independents-hed
their conventions yesterday afternoon to nominate can
dldates for city officers BY the Debevoise party VIII
liam II. Schwalenberg nominated for Supervisor
Michael Deahanty and stephen j. Kavnagh for Justices
of the Peace and Robert McNulty for Overseer OF the
Poor The Independents nominated John Lathrop, OF
Astoria for Supervisor James Foley for Overseer OF te
Poor and John Morris and James McManus for Justices
Of the Peace Good order was preserved at both cOnven
tous nv the police who were present in full force under
the command of Captain Woods and Sergeant WhtcOmD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

MEDICAL JoURNALIsM-Accordin to NJ.
Bureau one of the Librarians of the Academic de Mede-
cine the present number of medical periodical pubca
lions for France and It's colonies is 1i % Of these being
issued in Paris and 81 In the departments The Ger
mamie Confederation publishes 1873 journals, Great
Britain 90, Austria 81. Italy 81 Belgium D. Spain 20,
Russia 20 Holland Is, Switzerland TO- Sweden and Nor
WAY o. Denmark g. Portugal f. the Danish Prucip2lti
H. Turkey >. Greece Or total for Europe OF 5S3. In
America there 1853; ia Asia, 10; in OceBica, ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
RICHMOND COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

=
Convention reassembed at Tompknsvie yesterday, 10
finish making the county nominations All the towns
represented and about fifty delegates answered the
roll call George p Haock, of Castleton, was noml-
mated for Comfy Clerk and Henry g. for Superin
tendent OF tine Poor The candidates nominated oy
the AntiCOnkng Convention for Assembly, Jusuce VI
Sessions and Coroner were approved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
DIVIDED PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 29.-The Democratic
Senatorial Convention, nominate successor to the
late State Senator John Cochran, met this morning and
nominated Joseph r. Kennedy Of the Fourth Ward.
Delegates from the Third Fourth and Eleventh Wards
who were contestants and not admitted to the hall
together with the delegates from the Sixth Ward, pro-
ceCded to another hail. where they organized separate
convention and nominated John DOnOhue, the present
member OF the Assembly from the Fourth Ward
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
NAMED FOR ASSEMBLYMAN.

The Republicans of the LIST Assembly Dis
tric Of Westchestcr County yesterday nominated Id
ward T. Baird for Member OF Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY lssTRIPLE SHEET

Tuesday night, the Central Association adJourneu ~
that day. .u.or t,,,
General slocum when asked yesterday by areporter ~
was true that he had retired from the
e. not tre AT present" He admitted that the mater
was under consideration might not be decided Tor
tyyo mr. three daVs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

others dwelt at length upon the enormlty OF '"uso
Rivess letter. and declared that the President "ao
rs guilty as the Judge. because he acten upon Az,
suggestion which the letter contained Nei'n'i "a
President nor the POstmaster-Generh eIoi -
Judge Rives's letter until after 1t appeared III
YESTERDAY. In his speeches polh 49, 49,
5av and to-day-for he favored the cou.'o
with another speech TINS aI'o'noo 80
Hill il is reported was plain III ms lSll iI
the President and his Administrator inc Nop s 90
con Senators and Mr. Malone were leaeueu w
can ,o1;tical conspiracy to break down the
Democratic party in Virginia by The USE u i'''-"'
patronage -. ,,.orssiors Of YES
,erdav affords good illustration OF tho treatment
which Mr.. Voorhees, bestows upon poNncai opPo'
nent Among the papers in the Lynchpurs o"S9
was petition, signed by some 600 Repuohcahs VI
Iynchburg, asking for the appointment
as postmaster of gentleman named BAH WI vi;
Voorhees,, referring to this petition, decidi1u
that it was an old one in behah u 'r0
aprointment of Statham Internal heVehuo - 10
lector and that he was now 1fahuuleIatSt Snch
secure the appointment OF pos'liai9J 'sioggered
audaciOus Misrepresentation, IT IS salu s.as Tho
even Senator Johnston, who had eA "a MI Voor-
document He fastened to the slde Vi vi, -,
hoes who was still speaking, and whlsperIu w I'LL
that he was mistaken. IL IS repoItG9I'j ords
that Mr. VOORHEES, notoaiy dio no. S;s The subject
vol
There was petition sent TO washington S SS'1 Ke
months ago signed by 1l22 OF about f.LVI bo re
nnhlican voters of LynchbuTg, praying Tor the re-
moval of Postmaster Wilson because use ASKS as
ING for the appointment in his stead OF some trust
worthy Republican: ,,. , ao,;boro
tions this morning, and of subsequent conferences
between Senator Ferry, on the part OF the senators
and fine President, the Republicans decided TO lay
aside the nomination of Mr. Statham. Matters theh
ran smoothly and most of the remaining nollii flar
lions were confirmed before the Senate at lie"
minutes before ) o'clock adjourned sine die.
1t is understood that Mr. Stathams % as
Postmaster at Lynchburg was signed thus evening,
and thai he will take possession OF b the a GGe
The Democrats will not be able to reject his non :
nation at the next sessions and should ne IAN Oh
Confirmation then the President could again reap
po;nt him the day after the adlournmehi OF , Son-
eress Thus 1t appears that alter all 'he Oein-
ocrats have gained nothing; ..;o- &C por
Besides this nomination the nomination Oh Ia ay
Director Wattmough as Paymaster-G General OF me me
Savv was laid aside without final action. and elght
or ten others, principally of postmasters at small
paces.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

NOMINATED TO THE LEGISLATURE.
BUFFALO. Oct 29.-The Democrats OF the ld
Assembly District have renominated jeremiah Higgins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30
DEMOCRATIC CITY CONVENTION IN NEWARK

DENUN hAIIO UT 7 OO-' ' IN T IN ~ ~ "
The Democratic Convention OF Essex County,
" j. met at the Academy of Music in Newark yesterday
afternoon. Ex-Congressman Teese was nominated 1or
Senator and David NJ Smith for Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-10-30

SETH LOWS LETTER OF ACCEPTANCE TO TIE CHI
zENs' AND THE REPUBLICAN cONVENIIoN-rEE-
PARATIONs FOR THE CANVASS.
Seth Low, Republican and Citizens candi-
date for Mayor has returned to Brooklyn from Prov'
dence where he for several days committed
from the Citizens meeting consisting OF Ripley
Ropes, william IL. Fleeman and W. A. White called on
him 10 inform him Of his nomination. yesterday and re-
ceved the following letter Of acceptance:
let
, 1881-06-03
THE cnlcAGg' TRIBUNE: FRIDAY, JUNE

Tho ratentce OF n .urpns.!nH!Y liyFcfan lqnI.,l
ycirpt "Hxtractoi Mnlt.' whdto "inb'rMtt ct!.
lhctjOij Of Imprint. IinyAl, IMcnl. md 1rlucrly
er1,sso. srrvtts - huhy ttl!1R advertisements
ter tho nutriilvc nhh rcfrtrhinp thnr fro!n
which hO derives MI Hncntnnhhff comfortable
if,Gofat. ll0ir 1T his tttfn, is MI hut c'Hcd ns
Us et,nmpfd,i t.rusnler by WcrtttoIm. uht'ller nr.
tlhn!ntnnen TT r,nt. tho lnventE ~ 'lrt-nr'of
snfn tint appears Il, h.vc INSERTED trrcfHtahfn
etaih,A ntp,n nil tho knSerc!Hiit q Continental
Eisrnlu fr rtct,RhLtun OF lte ncrlts In thc hhnDP
of unirn!rIu t,ni,faune.,t. Song yt4rs n9o ny
"il friend Dr. Giskrn. IT TINT t,o Mir!s,cr q 9
t,irut n nhnter nf Austrian cottehcrcin1 cesnbr'
,cs w. noKss The h. prxF mrfSns lon ,mnr n
rt,nttInr 10 Tint most ccrcntr!c of bnnkcra,
l,oron 1ienniks'cit'. heard fninf tinkltt'E, ns
"Whn{ ttiay lint stfnJ,pn eDstnd bcy' i inquired
nf my et,fniMnintl, T. living dncyc!upe1n Of
vcnesn o'filt'ns "Thtt. grHyeif r:1'iiisd tho
tions t[p wcnrA tflHrn strtthk .Mpo,, rclicn
chalns nii over his ehcst-t,ut tho t're.rrtof o1e
-and, rs ynn hHnr, the chimes rtlny by his
crossoA Atifloi1ncU his n.ivent from nfar."
, 1881-06-03
"A Einlt Tint Fats ISiFda.


"nt. n. H." IN tic Mny part Of tho I3ttftnthek
der jnte'lm!tutta. says Tint tho "ETeat ro1ber.
fish, tho Wc1H. tho huRest tiitit!stcr In tho fresh
wnters Of Europe, 3 found, Mt times IN ut' tho
greater rivers Ut tHa. Continent. ffe bus seea
two rouaarkablc non -Eur.psa,1 spce,cs Of sh,s
gives nm electric shock. and occurs
fre1aesily n AfElea:, ana ne "yM-
likes q thg aeiTttl,er.9l Of TIE t'ss.,elel'!np
electric i.0r Tho volcanic Walls, however, NJ.
rear to bo 10 largo as Tho tnonstsr Ut tho 1.nkc
df Cnnsiastcc. 5pccIinens oi the eafRa Rsh. Ut
sa;lielontly enorns .ze to he cafria aout !l TO
Lake Of MorAt, Or Mnrtet,. Tho luxal thhurnen
calt II thc ''su!nt." Thy word II ov!.lently ated
sho largest 4 tron sixty to clvnty, po''n.is. .
hn,es. near tho mutt, or tho River Isroyc.
!" Whom tAkcn from tho water," eays the Doctor.
"h9 makes a nolRe nut nnlkc that or d yntinx
Gulf" THO flesh e5 this tsh T. eoarsg and little
ainguiarly hideous; 4 tnay t,e doscrltGd as one.
third head and twu-thirtls body ind tail. 1t not
oniy ievnurs iish, bit n!sn Waterfowl. Tho rc~
lnt'ns Of thrco aud ayen more watcs" "wnRtails
iInv0 hech fHItll III tho stomach OF young
Wells OF tho Like uf Mlrtou.
, 1881-06-03

achr ii. i. Athi~g!ft. sIurktxnn. light.
Scl,r j. r @NARtSS!, f,alrnfnrg. I'd ,n0 bu corn.
nchr il, h, 'I;I6kt, Tr,nkfort, .iiai,t.
serhY MdEftr,dtst Nnsa Gpon, light.
dpthE York stat" ll!ulrtDn. light.
stf.IiF Il. Y. Avery, fiartlcn t.Ny, light.
erhr 4. Htnnsnll, NortIl Hay. light.
s;Ghr Imperial, Mennnilnep. light
Hehrt tEiEzh pty. slliskf9oii. Hight.
tflEr litlart fiewlntt. tiranl tlnyen, light.
EHtnr tennt,arntt, aintisthC. ilutlt.
'Ec!.r Nnrth Ntnr. i'et,twntrr. light.
Eehr IfIvrr. Hnrth liny, light.
Echr Atnrs, f.nI!lnHton. liFht.
Hchr Gilbert knnUr. darlington, 1Qht.
ssohr IAvo Oak, Maristeut light.
Hchr unk Lent. L'lttIn9lnn light.
l'rnp r.owIa Gilbert, Mnnistce. Iixht.
Hchr ]. and a. Strnnnch. MuskcKnn. light.
scer !. q. i An.!rows. M,!sEeSnt,,, , light.
, 1881-06-03
J,ItI7} UNE BlsIfN(,If OFFICES.


TN ORDER To ACCOMMODATES OUR
J. nntcloMs potratis thr:,uEhpnt tho ctty ~ hnve
~ a1ienhteA bnluw where adY0silsaniei.ts vi! hs
Acc. ahd Will be rcr.ixGd until gDc!Uck D. IN.
j. Il II. sIsts11. Ho0ksellora and 6tauunon, 10
u: + nOtiXKT.. 1,r,.sadsk sls costaao Groye.av.
northwest corner i'hiIty .Eifth.tt. -
JUi1ss1S =. JACOisus. Druggist ort7 1ndsana-nv.
c0rtlRf Thirty .iTxt-st- .. :.
INV. jGCliMAE. Druggist, corncr 1h'rty-llrst and
Stas0-ats. 49,.
Z. a. DNuEIlt,. nruxxtss- an soash Hah'ed.st,
IT, +. KtAf'T. Druuu!st, asl west stadtsoo.st. cor
~" JAs. A.~isinktEY T. CO.. druggists, 10. south
'Miit.s' fiiAitNXGf. J. ". wA1NwNiGrtr, Ill
VIII I'LL sGNsicHsES. s.;.Ss nsssss S III ao ls,ana:uv
cprtlIrBf VH3fith+e2. 49,,
ii. Z. MElthlGK Jowolor, Sevsdcntor. mud Fancy
% %Us;sT IS jXcsiisoH. i5raxsiss. aa North llulsted.
s''"'' 'A"''> '. eHOHT1l DIVISION.
l.. Hultls1NGlIAM l. CO., pruNHist rs kurth
eark;H,;; et Sps,er lAv,s; ,,zr;r,,,. az ,,,thcc.
Iouis N. IT, NEEnE. rr!nt'ne and 4d.ar.lstns
Agcnt Nown md AtatlonuEy DGpot E0 u: ovl.!nn.st:
, 1881-06-03
COTTON.

CnArrAsoouA, Juno 2.-Ireotor. General
Ktmball of the Atiantlu International Cotton
Exposition addressed tho citizens to-day. A
inrgo sun WIS realized. Chnttanooga ,sill make
q lnrHQ exhibit at tho Exposition.
, 1881-06-03

stmr shohoyRan, a1an,towoc, sundrics.
Htrlr Mu.kegon, Green lsnY+ Rundrics.
Frup MESSENGER, nci.tu1I linrhor, sun1rIos.
Prop Mnry uroh, South unsnn aundrlcs.
Prop MIME. StuskcHo,, iutnbur.
Erop.i. !: soaverns. White Lake, sundries.
irop i. {. l,rittain, White Lake, sintlrics.
5rSR 5r 4 ;1; XsH S,.;a AGS sS kpS;,Ss s.''on
pIsop Cntnno'9re, ,naitao sGm.,s'tes. ,l'L9s,
Sp Fee Hs E dSana sn9saqXGS Gavon sqfss t%ns
Prop ArEouaut, I:seanuhn, tron- oro.
prop p, ". B,A,,enar1. buffalo. s'inIlrles.
TuE bismarck, 3teneknu1co, towing.
Schr g. G. TRIUMPH. Escauaba, iron-oro.
sc!tr Osarlta, n,iH9!o. ccaI
Sctr J. u. Mnstcn. I}nIhlo, coal.
echr Mimic Muller. ChArteyOix, lumber.
schr rom l'altao, slnskegon. cedar posts.
Scar 81. rapron. NRnlstac, lumber.
schr + HSycs II" lId'FpEtSn IT, n'Ge nmser'
Hclir, A..J. Cnvfil Kcu nsha. light.
Hchr .less1o lloyt. 1ark River, ties.
s;cir i. ]. Gibbs, Cedar isivor, lumbor.
Hcir Hercules, Market i3ay; tics. -
Echt AdlrpuuAo, MuskeEon, lumber. =.
sohr MlWaHkes l@islio' @ Helm i; R,yss, ' t'ea.
jill chariss K: Mi!n!ss. south chioaao light.
gsbE gsbE a,y Ss,saSs %a set Bqas asou humber.
sehr Atnunio, Grard Haven. lumber.
h sehr q city y af ii Erio. GRIND iiSvel, lumber.
Sehr Hea BIRD, Ah1.aneo, TICS.
Sehr Mlnerya, N9skcgon. lumber.
Schr Emma II. Tyson. A.etfakaunpt, lumber.
Hehr iaaau stephensoD+ hcnukaunoo, lumber.
sohr sohr seso %neasS MasReson %Ger
lrUp Gordon Campbell, HltfAlo, suntlrica.
, 1881-06-03

inisnets not bcIna !my,ns onu. 'r,n, Iurraqe1ss
~ ss:s;a ;i VAN ;:sa o'o"&o' as tess,e
''' -, ,,., ,;ss:s H., ,:; "
crxvE,Ayp. o., lHne i =. s:-T1c fsh2ques; Waneo.
;ssS Ss!s A's Hs; 5asI's' ss' ''' former owners
III" ABOUND THE LAKES.
,'kEw 1.tull1s,lir
Detroit FFtt rTeas, juno /: "Chnrlca A. Jcx. Of
Port Huron. Is crdGay0riug to obtMiu snlscrtp.
t(pt6 Gh6MBh to cnnblo lin to establish light
salp on tho wreck OF tho schooner Sweetheart,
which proves to DO ii worry dangerous obstrnc-
tloa to navigation al tho hend Of the ST. Clair
River. fn hAs III hla possession smut schooner
that 'cnn bo depended on III MI wcdthor, which
he Will place on tho wrcrk With two men In
Ss.dsti ,i,ir!ns thiek weSter % %rwo w. aeeent;. @ @
4Reh Involving calelAerNtln exEense. flnve IL.
ssa1y happene., .hore TITS rcaso, a.d 'llorn VIII
n,nrked. hnbseril,tlon lfsts llayo haen 8ont to
ail tho principal nltics on tho lakcss.'
.NARIHE f:SatNEElts.
Cleveland ftt1tler, Junu /: "Thp MHtino EnRi.
t,nrnes hayo hecn .dtled t. tho isis of tho varl-
t,rises twenty eight brunch nssoeIntions through.
@ 3nt tho Union. several 9f which ~ nrc loeatHd Vt
Wno a ~ fct I'll .cr uis 'np ire 7fs savx
more Of less trodbtu nyor tho areat question uf
wnEns, this Aklnclnton takcs 10 part u tho
bill MnytkIl,x of tho kltil, As tho object Of tho
orlnr Il chinlly for. tho iu.provemont and ciova-
tion OF inatInu engineering"
Toledo ice: It is lcarncd on authority that
American vGssct.owncts 9ro advertising for
aalnra In Glasgow tScotiAudt papers, statllg that
work Is plnntynt good wHEcs md satfors sonrce
ut AlncrlcNu tnlAll1 pDrte,"
, 1881-06-03

OTHER LAKE PORTS.
DETROIT.
Special Dtspateh to Ths Chicago Tribune.
DE-Rofr, Mich. Juno 2,-l'nsscd down-1'ro-
pcllors delaware, starlieca, Avon, and schooner
q. 3. Jiazati; steam -barKus Abcscorn ami
bnrRes IMMORAL Hook und bnrGcs, westfUrd and
bargcs; sohoof,ers Minnie Dnpfs, Ellen Rpry,
SaRt, MarlA bInrtitt. F. ". clifford. n, Merritt
Thotnas Qunysc. Erasttis Corning. L. Jiunua, /
Afontuuk. Mlncfnl Btato, mud Enleraia.
Passed ub-t'rnpollpr Hg0ta: stoam. m.bargcA X. ]
J. 1laokett and consort, lIIawatla and consult,
eiiddtcsox and consult. Lincoln ard bar9es y.
+ Rose aria !trgck. Gtatwtek and eansort, |
pona;on and arScs Cty q .d c9yo.r ESny,.
rant, aili barBd Korsiinsv, V. il. Kotchah. VI !
S ana ,ssner Sy GK nn
and u. iiunvgrford, wo.en-kel,. nul schooner |
I'olnware. ln'lian. and garges: sehonners l.. 4.
Ssrs ssrrsk Ma' eSaras Lns nSs 9 a.d% AstS Sso3so r.
b9%lInx, and tns stota}!lar'' and barses.
nurrALo, N. Y, Juno Observation-Disclosures
aq r9s'asa ~
il: iiaycs. Krain.. Che,,sn; sehoonor +. 4.
Uoorp0r. Hraln, Milwaukee,.
CIrnrctl-rropellers Jay Gould, W. Edwards,
i. iiarnes and j. L. Watson. uoai; Chnrles Foster
ami bnrao Sweepstakes, Chicago: propoIlers y.
hf1n Si6tean nnanra' IVY, ,rt,, ,,,,ur, o,zoa
cnm's cwT p n nav ysrk % Fur % anu one!bntf ooSis
wns pai,l on corn and t.l conta asked OH wnoat.
Shipments. 10 10N bushels.
s,,<t,, ,t.,ct<s ~ ~. f.h,t,s, ,>n.,,.
CLEVELAND, juno a,.ELenred for Chicago
rtopellers, Janiata % and i'niralo. merchandise;
scSo1er u. Il M1m.. ely, va vnnco md fn,r
sosl, eos 81 rree: Tnrco lirn,hers. ore: Escann nm;
trotn Fnyotto to lMtfalo. 81; Southwest, coai,
snnltsky to MnrtIt,ettc II cents. frce, uni ORC,
hnrquottG to ctevu'an1. freight Iur GontenGe;
hIar!e. u CENTS tree. md nrE. Mar2uctin to
GoSsa Mars ss eod 10 Aa "
MARQUETTE.
:speeta, ptspateh 10 ne chteaeo Tribune.
MARQUETTE, Mich, Juno ..-Arrfvcd-lropnl.
ir reaa g. IT, kba sihosas s and dnI1s Ia
''s!I; ecarea-l,, u. ru,to and SPARTA. schoenogs
ii Sipasy =: ''s' =. - ns4,'' ,ass,4' s.s, ''N
Wind northoast. llalny and foyvy4
.-,., ,,,.:s,s ronr eoinoasn IL .!ss,:., .,.,,,,,.
os eFx Fopsts 2asson 2ea d cdesss VIZ ps
srHtl, rHmtil,,,.,-so,,o,uors n r,,,n,,rc ch;c,,o m
n9wsGgSct'ces MSf,'t al fH mp. GS'espo 10
inss,on se whent = y - arhcr Eswr1 aaeo ea 10 e,
1aakse 1ts:ei!; % M'atss!ai Ma! *' xhen,. -ASa' - m
Arrlscd-scaoonrr Swallow IRON calcaxe'
"ho's' DULUTH.
Duh,Tn' Mimi, 9nns ;&MArr!ysa-psopo!les
III. Paul; bnrg0 knte uuttGrorsh: schoohofa
itc'o1t Wne n E Ta, n!ora' 1,rn
,,nrH SttrornIS'9 Snrun. tHtv ~ Wim,,inev I'M.