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, 1881-05-15

rates Charters are reported 49, fo!lows. m
nnsnalo-fr,pelers 1osaa1 Vanderbilt aud Monta ma.
Montana and Mont Blanc,,. wheat at III csn9e:
scaooner Lucy J. Clark, wheat at Sc cents:
Rsaot sprge Queen Of the 1905 bnshsl. a.s
"utht AT tne same rate. To Erte-pr0nrtlora
Aisska and Delaware. corn on through ra1c,
Coarse fre!ghts contlnue tirn,, and rnusf nd
ucs Yescr,pv @ tessnt s .cand 1eand for room cntln
euhFaeseu Tor twelve trips OF wOnd ami I'm ~
inn G1'a a Srs :; Fer 10 Chicago, $3.50 per cord.
between Leland and Northpogt. - s""'
JOTT1N0s.
Onsettied and squally weather yesterf7ar
lhnrntns, was followed during the afternonn ~
the sun. ~ ~ away Will
Notwithstanding tho fact that all of the ves.
se.s engaged IN the lake trade arc now in cou-
port unable to 0brAin employment Ia verv l,r,re a.
ai,nnE tno arrivals Yesterday was tho Iarye
cpal.laden M,It schooner Niayarn, frum Buffalo.
1aPA- 1MtnGs Mct3inn tY exp pected here with tha
Lew tu4 F. T. Hnton. just completed ut Mil
wyauKee, y on Tuesday morning. Capt. William
,,,,.a 1a. one OF the owners. will proceed to Mil
waukee Tomorrow to accompany the Hoiton
hit6er on her maiden trip.
Frii1, Ihe new pesntixo Company tug Boscobel on
unier the Chicago Con,pany's derrick,
- ihe point where tho Mlrinette bnrre Line
I;olntRnys new tug Is to be built remains to be
chosen.
Yesterday afternoon tho Canadian propeller
1."Ae oHlarfO arrived here. ltIWtux the hQrges
a!aEHte and Fortune. The Maggie is compara-
nse!y new, having been rebuilt from, Il dredge
!Ast winter at the Shicklunl yard in St. CATH
arsnc5 she has round stern and bow, aud cur
r1es not even SO much as "horn." Her ca
gacaty Is about lS.U00 bushels Of wheat The
fortune Is nso newcomer. The Lake Onta-
RIO mas cargo of barley.
During the high northwest wind yesterday
binnder on the part OF the gentleman in charge
OF the Wells street bridge came near resulting
IN serious damage to the structure and to the
vessel. That damage did not result Is mira
clt. -
Lahorers employed by the propeller lines re-
celve 25 cents per hour.
The tug Union, OF the Vessel Owners Line,
mas reserved her new boiler. and will 90 into
commission To-day. She Is now a No /.
charles kals!rom ;;tt, has sold the pleasure
steamer Fred Wild 70 party In New Orleans
for $2.15o. The Wild will depart Tor tho South
as soon as the damage sustained yesterday by
collision hns been repaired.
-, The suddenness Ut the sinking of the schooner
Trinidad may be Judged from the fact that the
crew bad NOT time to rescue Il fayortt New
found land dog from tho cabin. and he corse-
quentlv went to the bottom with her,
Capt Higgins, OF the schooner Trinidad. has
oeen unfortunate enough without addnR un-
necessarily to the OF accidents that have
tended him. Capt George SioMoran, and not
Capt Higgins had charge Of the schooner
walter B- Allen when she went down In this
lake thirteen months ago.
Tbs propeller Montana was due last night
with 400 tons of freight from Buffalo. On Tues
day the propeller Fountain City, the first of the
Buffalo passenger boats will arrive.
, 1881-05-15

MARQUETTE.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MARQUETTE. Mich. May H.-Ceared-Pro-
pellers uavanua ana Vienna and schooner
Verona.
Passed up-Prope1lers Peerless and China.
Wind northwest, fresh: raining and foggy.
FORT CoLHonSE.
Special Dtspafeh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
PoRr CoIRoRSE, Ont, May 14.-passod up
Schoouers St. Luuis Kingston to Chicago. light; !;
Culnair and A. Muir, Port Dahnusie to Toledo,
light: Mary Battle Kingston to Toledo, light
Down-Schooner n. Heller, Toledo to O2dons-
burg, corn; propeller Alma Munro, Toledo to
Montreal, general cargo: steam barge Thomp
son K4ugstosd, Toledo 10 OEdensburg corn.
CLEVELAND.
spectar Dt'pateh to 1h< Chicago Tribune
na;E cIEyEt4Sn: ony 1.cteased-Propeller
Francis Palms and Thornas GAVIN, Chicago. conl;
Eliza lerlach, Milwaukee. coal.
Charters-propcller Egyptian, ore. Escnnaha
Ashtabuia, y. T.: schooner George c. Iurney,
stone. kefly's Island to Marquette, 81 free and
ore buck to Ohio ports on PIT
AShtAbula hArbor has been dreugel and the
water Is now sixteen feet deep.
ESCASABA.
Special Di.pasch 10 The Chicago 7fibune-
/ EscASApA. Mich. May lk.-Arrlycd and cleared
-Propelers ". l.. Brown, Minneapolis. Mary
1arecki, and City of New York; schooner Nc
tropol!s. ,u..r. -
Arr1yed-Schooners 4. H. Kent and L. Casey.
BUFFALO.
Social Dtspe,es The Chicago Tribune.
oRasco Ind l. Was Wiz aas oeaa
Clcared-PFopeller Nilwaukce: BchooneTs
Charles Foster, Belle Hanscomb. american
Union. coal, Chicago; schooner E. r. Williams.
Shippers have been trying to force vessels to
take coal BY the gross ton. and one vessel is re-
ported to have IoAdcd TINT way at Il :5-ceNt rate.
Charters to-day we're: Schooner Genrrie coal
to Chicago ut IS cents per net ton. and schooner
c: G. Mixer, coal to sheboygan at ii cents per
net ton: tho schooner American Union, coal
hence to Chicago at IS cents, And the Sea GULL
coal to Toledo Mt Is cents.
FORT coLBoRSE-
Sptetdl Dispatch to Thk Chicago Tribune.
PORT ClLpORSE. Ont. Mny H.-PAssed up
Schooner St. Louis. Kingston to Chicago, light
PORT DALHOus1E.
Sptctdf Dispdtch to The Chicago 1rfbune-
PoRr DA!Hogs,E' Ont, Nay MmPaSsed up. up
Hartford. 0swego to Chicago, coal; hyderabad.
Kingston to Chicago. li0ht: 3. G. Fort, oswego
to Milwaukee, coal. ha1
Special Dtspateh to The Catedoo 7ftbunk-
DULUTH, Mlnn., Mny lt.-Arrivcd-Steame
erncr. Buffalo. Tue prnpclers Northerncr and
City OF Owen Sound are the first Lower-Lake
boats arriving this season.
Special dispatch 10 jht Lhttdd1 jTtbAnk.
ERIE, Pa, Mny H.-CleArncd-Schnoner North
Star, coal, Dalhousie; propeller Ohio, light, Chi
cngo.
MILWAUKEE.
Spsefas Dtspatcl4 to 11.e Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, May 14.--Charters to-day
we're: To Dutralo-propellers Avon and Arabin.
wheat at 5!<c; propeller Starucca, wheat md
corn on through rate Capacity, s5 600 bu wheat,
25, go bu corn. .--.
Arrivals from below-Schooners J. q. Mead,
George D. Russell. aud John b. Merrill.
C1rarcd-Schooners II. F. Mcrrick aud Moon
light.
, 1881-05-15

Prop Mary Groh, South Haven, sundrtes.
Prop skylark. Benton Harbor, sundries.
p prop Mes!SenKer Less E; Benign Harbor. sundrles.
Prop Annie Smith. Buffalo, <. Sit bu wheat.
Prnp 4: d. Conanherry. Buffalo, a5, 10: bu wheat.
| Prop Fayctte. Manlstec, light.
Prop Russia. Buffalo, l00,UdO bu oats. =,
Prop Sco'ia. Buffalo. l00.0 .0O0 bu oats.
Prop Avon, Buffalo, light.
Prop George Dunbar, Whitehsi1 BAY. liQht
Prop y. Grt'h 3iusheHon. light.
Prop St. luseph, Muskegon light.
frop 80 shagrSt, hra tar ham4o @ tra;n 4o bu oats,
| corn and sundries.
| Prop I1,tus. Coilingwood. isol5 bu corn.
prup Oscar Townsend. Ashtubula, light.
Prop Colin Campbell, Ludineton. sundrles.
Schr Newshoy. Muskego light
Schr Nafad Mnskeg0n, light.
Ssbr Ssbr Il Henry nPeI PoIssr na!!a!o s Du wheat
| Schr Gadintor, White Luke. light.
sehr schr Lewis Lewis lp3ay, Green Bay. Light.
Schr Adriatic, Muskeson, light
Schr Ahnapee. Hnmlin, light.
Schr Ralph Campbell, Manistee light,
Schr :, K 9!nhe. Annapcc, light.
6chs |. n. Forrest. MuskeEon, light.
sch schr y Mary amanda, Grand Haven. light.
schr Onward, Ford River. tight. 10
Schr Windsor. Manistee, light.
Schr MILAN. Muskogon. light.
Schr Hcrschel. Sturgeon hay, light
Schr Arendnl, Manlstec. light.
Schr Eraltne, Grand Haven. light
Scnr wolverine, Grund Haven, light
schr s. i. Irish. GRIND Haven. light
Sehr Maine Grand Haven light.
Schr Mary Ludwig, Packard's Pier, light,
Schr Ford River. Ford River, light
Schr Petrol, Mantstce, light.
Schr 8. Anderson Mnskegon light
Schr Frank Crawford, Lud.ngton, light
Schr Lumberman. Dluck Creek, light.
Schr G. L. johnston, -Ludtng1on, Hight.
Schr OTTAWA. Grand Haven. light.
Schr lfockaway, Muskeyon. light.
Schr Rouse Simmons. Muskegon. light
Schr Penobscot, Muskegon. light.
Schr i1a1nAdnry, Calumet, light.
Schr Auguebny. peshtiyt,. light
Schr Live Oak, Manistee. light.
Schr Sea Bird. Grand Haven. light
Schr S. l. Lutr. Maruette, light
Schr T. I. Skidmore. Montague. lfrht.
Schr Oneonta, Buffalo. =. .0Sl bu corn.
Schr Willie Lotoit, i1udtngton. light.
Schr Yankee Blade. Montreal. Ii. .aU bu corn.
Schr South Haven. Muskegon. light.
Schr Otter Lnltngtor. light.
Schr itadcnl. Pentwntcr, sundries.
Schr City OF Grand Rapids, Grand Haven, light.
Schr Evaline Bates, Grand Haven, light.
Schr Hattie Earl. Muskexon. light
Schr /. / 4. 6tronnch. Grand t1nyen, light.
Schr II. Capron. Manistce. light.
Schr Resumption, Ford River, sundrtes.
, 1881-05-15
- PORT OF CHICAGO.
419ftTVATE

stmr Muskegon, Escanaba. sundries.
Prop G. J. Truesdell. Lud!ngton. towing.
Prop Leland, Grand Rapids. pig~irou.
Prs,p Il. Groh. sIuskeeon, lumt,er.
Prop Messenger. Benton Harbor, sundrics.
Prop Avon. Buffalo, sundres.,
PROB Albert Soper, MuskeEon, lumber.
Prop S. c. Hnll. Muske0on. lumber
Prop Oconto, Green Bay, sundrics.
Prup Sheboygan. Manitowoc, suntlries-
Prop st. joseph. Mlskegon. lumber,
Prop Annie Laura. Muske9on. lumber
Prop J: l.. Seaverns. Muskegon, lumber.
Prop E. E. Thompson, B1ufltown, lumber.
PROP S. G. Baldwin. Escanaba. iron ore.
Prop Cormorant, Erie. coal
Prop Lake Ontario. Hamilton. barley.
Prop New Era, Grand Haven. tHwin2.
Prop Niagara, Cleveland, eundrscs:
Prop Lake Erie. Colinewood, smndries.
prop Queen OF the West. Bay Ci1y. lumber.
Schr Grace n. Filler, Ludlngton, lumber.
Schr Japan, Ludln2ton. lumber
Schr 1ver Lawson. Ludtngton. LUMBER.
Sclr Potomac, Muskcgon. lumber.
Schr 4. Bradley, Ludinglon. lumber.
Schr 1.nvlnda. Grand Haven. lumber.
Schr Milton, Frankfort lumber.
Scbr Kockaway, Muskegon. lumber.
schr j. & 4. Stronach, Grand Haven, lumber.
Schr Gladiator, jacksonport: cedar posts
Schr Ernlinc Bates. Grand Haven lunper.
Schr Oak Leaf. Cedar River, ties.
Schr S. A. Irish. Grand Haven. lumber.
Schr Penobscot, Ford River, lumber.
scbr sheboygan, MMn:to~oc; :a,t sunur1es: ,,Tnher
Schr Duncan City. Grand Haven, lumber.
Schr S. J. Lutr. Mnrlnette. lumber
Schr Mtnnchnha. Cheboygsn. ties.
Scha Sea Bird. Muskegon. lumber.
Sctr Escanaba. Cleveland, coal.
Schr Spray, 3luskegDn, wood.
Schr CITY Of Grand Rapids, lumber
Schr CITY Of Grand Rupids Grund Haven, lum-
her.
schr Ottawa, Grand Haven. lumber.
schr Willie Loutit, Grand Haven; lumber.
Schr Gen. siRcl, Pentwntcr, wood.
Ssbr Pilot, Manistee, lumber.
Schr Lizzie Doak, St. Joseph, lumber.
Schr ctty OF Chicago. Colttngwooa' les
Schr Niagara, Ashtabula. coal
scbr Adriatic, Ahnapee, ties.
schr Hattie Earl. Muskegon, wood
schr Guido, Muslkeeon. wt'od.
Schr William B. Ogden, Cheooyean' Ties.
Schr Sky Lark. Erie, coal.
Gchr Willie Oak. Whitehall, railroad ues'
Scbr Coaster, kewAilnee. bark:
Schr Moses Gnge, Ahnapee, railroad ties
Scnr Dclns Do Wolf. Muskegon. LUMBER.
Schr Mary Nnu. Manistce. lumber.
schr william Morse. South Chicago, gravel
schr G.. j. Rueder, South Chicago. gravel.
schr York State, Biuftown, lumber
Schr Maggie. st. CAthartncs, light
schr Tottane. s. M1ssasnn Gatna51nfs; l5mser 1xa.
schr G. O, D.. Grand Haven. lumber.
Schr City Of Erie. Grand Haven. lumber
Schr lena Johnson, Muskegon. lumber.
schr Levi Grant, Muskegon' s,s 1onter iumeer-
Schr !; v. Jones M1stesoa' MnseeRi inmber. %
Sch, Schr AnGrcw Jackson, Muekeeon, lumber
Schr Il b. Morse. whiteflsh Bay, railroad tles'
scnr j. O. Moss, north Pay. ralrond ,I,her t,es
!: ehr Mai n r. Ferry, White lake, !uWoet-
Schr Magrie Thompson. Muskegon. lumber:
fchr r. :. Avery, Nh.tefish Bay, railroad ues'
ACTUAL sA1LISGs
n - IT. purronrhs Grand Haven. Sundrlea:
Ptop po 1,tT,inD buffalo, 4a0Oo bu wheat, 3s5 ou
IVY cnru. and LIS brls flour 49,.
Prop T. q. Britain White Lake. nsn''
, 1881-05-15

TRIB UN-E Bra NCH OFFICES.
IN ORDER To ACCOMMODATES OUR
l. numerous patrons throuEhour the city. vs havs
established Brxncn uicea IN thu different divisions,
a. designated below. wuote advertisements will be
takeu for the sa;le prco charged at the Main Of
hce. and will be received until O'Clock D.
SOUTH DIVISION.
J. H. s1AMs, Booksellers and Statloners, r3
Twenty-second-st-
". i. HoGAkr. Druggist. ess cottaxc Grove-av-
northwest corner Thirty-nfth-st-
JUpSDS $ JAcOBu5, Druggist, ar}7 1ndlana-av-
coruDr Thrty-nrst-at
: H. ". BUCuMAN. Druggist. corner Thirty y-hsst and
WEST DIVISION.
n. F. KRAFT. Drusxist, I'LL West Madtson-st.,
ner laulinu-
JAS. ii. K1RKLEr + CO., Druggists, lA South
UAfttet-st-. corner OF Adams.
MILLS PHAhalACY. j. ". WAINWRIGHT 5;l
West AndlsOn-sl. corner O9den-nv-
TIL sUNSICHSES, druggist, ~ Blue 1slnnd-av-
corner Ut Fwcrth-nt
II. {. 1lERKlck. Jevelcr. Newsacales. and Fancy
Goods. III LHke-st. cDrner Lincoln.
AUGUST JACuBSOS. Druggist, l59 North ualstcd
NORTH DIVISION.
L. BUCKINGHAM & CO., Druggists. Is North
Clark-1L. corner Division.
F. N- WILLIAMS j. CO. Druggists B15 Lnrrabee-st-
-t.UGI9 ". H. SEEBE, Printing and Advertising
Agent News and Stationery Depot @s' h. Div,siOn-s
, 1881-05-15
A KfFer of Ink.

Aigicrs possesses river OF vortab1e ink Two
streams one starting from q region where tho
sui is terruglnous, the other from pear swamp,
meet and form tho river, whose inky consttu-
acid which the two tributary strelsns respective
lY contain,
, 1881-05-15

D15 000 NO BETTER INVEST
plo.OUV. ment can by made than this. We
did location. requiring neither shaft tunncI sur
fnce all exposed; cnn be aua7rled; will ply hand
new and wonderfully prayed processes for treating
this Tint will ut least 50 per cent in power
cost from tie snrncc Win this aid NC viii thtrty
tons ues da T. and gradually ncreuse capacity 1U0
ions or more. We Invite the fullest investigation
For this will give one-si1th interest. Here IS
an annual prInceIy income. certain ns that the sun
shines. for only {15INl Amply secured. You may
travel the world and never find the equa OF this
uler. -
$1,000 and sloo will buy large interest n either OF
two f1ne placer claims int will bB worked Immediate
IT, and viii pay handsomely from the s'art II sou
iiAvu the money don't miss this EFEHSOS 4 CO..
WsEhInUsnn-st
, 1881-05-15

Special Dispafch to Tie th1eooo Tribune.
M1LwAu11EE. Wis, Mag 1.-THE tug Starke
Brothers left for Chicago tonight with 4
dredge, accompanied By the Fl. F. Bues, which
will act as tender during the progress OF the
work.
Capt. Charles Herman to-day sold his two
thirds interest In the schooner Surprise to John
Elscr for 81 800. and Et.er in turn disposed of
the entire craft to H. n. Denjainin for 5000.
4 survey held On the steam barge Hilton to-
day disclosed the fact that she filled through
her siphons. which were unpruvded With stop
cocks. The oversight has been rcmedd
ANOTHER BARGE FOR LAKE MICHIGAN.
Special Dispatch TO Ihe Ehtca9o Tribune
PoRr HURON, Mich, Nav 14.-The steam
barge Virginux, Of Mt. Clemens, was sold By
Da1y, Snoukes s. Co. to Ross Torrent s. Fair. of
Muskeron, engaged In the lumber trade. Price
paid $4,000.
, 1881-05-15
MISCELLANEOUS.
1DETNTfCTTNNE }EM1yEn-

Special Dtspoteh to The Chicago Tribune,
ANHERsTpURa. Ont, May H.-Au obstructions
we're removed from the eastern channel at the
Lime-kllns yesterday. There Is now saio to be
fourteen feet six inches of water, but the chan
nei Is very narrow and still dangerous. Drcdges
are now working to the westward. and surveyors
are sounding the channel thoroughly.
LUMBER SHIPMENTS FROM MUskE0oS.-
Special Dispateh to The Chicago 7ftbnns*
MUsEE9oS, Mich, May 14.-The total lusnbe r
shipments from this port for week ending to-
tiny we're 12.0U0, HIS feet. Total clearuncea for
same period seyenry-two.
sTUR0 EoS BAY.
Speeta, Dspatea 7Ae Chicago Tribune
STURGEON BAY. Wis, May 4--Tho tugs John
Gregory and rillson are expected here this even
tnx with the schooner Peoria. which II Is thought
the tugs have been successful to-day In reieas-
in&, from the reef at BaiIey's Harpor.
The tug Kitty Smoke will leave here to-ulor-
row for Manitowoc, where she vii. take the new
barge Ricnards in tow for Escanaba, where the
barge will load With iron for below. The Smoke
expects to return here Tuesday morning.
Arrtved-Tu4 John Leat6am. towing
Clenred-Schooner Z. u. Stanton. ties. 3filwau-
kee: schooner ketchuln. ties, Milwaukee.
LAUNCH At CLEVELAND
Special Dtspa,eh to Ehs chfeaon Tribune
CLEVELAND. O., May l4.-The steamship City
Of Rome was successfully lnunshed this at after m
the Vvtusows. and IS one Of the largest vessela
ever launched on the lakes. Her dimensions are
bca1 sa6 Il The "sse
is diagonaily strapped. She has four spnrs. all
Intended to carry sails. and has also an extra
number Of matches. Her machinery
Works. Her engines two in number, are
compound, the large cylinder being sixty inches
In diameter. and the s1nuller one thtrty~two
inches. with forty-eEht inch stroke. She has
two boilers seventeen feet long and nine feet in
diameter. The wheel Is twelve feet. with four
teen and one-hRlf feet lead: Her registered
tonnage Is l,00S. Capt. h. s. Wolvin, who last
season commanded the Raleigh, will sail the new
vessel, William Gregory being engineer. The
draws four feet ten inches forward, and nine
rne inch afr
, 1881-05-15

DOOKKEEPINGA AND WRITING, IS La
- Sntle-st. dag and evening ali summer. II. 4.
JOHNSON. formerly bookkeeper with Field. Letter i
, 1881-05-15

Sp3tSds DU5alt7l 10 7 E1e tHttdd0 7YtbHHe.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, May 14.--Charters to-day
we're: To DuiIAlo-prnpelleFs Avon and .Arubin.
wheat at 5!sc; propeller Starucca. wheat mud
corn on through rate. Capacity, e. 900 bu wheat,
$3.50 bu corn.
Arrivals from below-Schooners J. e. Mead,
George D. Russell, and John b. Merrill
Clrarcd-Schooners II. F. Mcrrick and Moon
light
, 1881-05-15

DIANO INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN BY 4
/ gentleman vi ten year.' experience as Il fencheF.
Terms 81 cents: hour lessons. Il t. Tribune office.
, 1881-05-15

RIO AANUFACTURERS AND BUS1~
neas-aieu.-Hock Falls, ILL.,, located at the JUNG
ton OF the C.. D. 50, G n W, md T. T. J. 4 - s. l.
In the West. Hnd offers unusual adynHtaHes 70 nanu-
fnctu{ers Of almost any commodity. II has large
and enduring watcr-poEer. which, when fully devel-
oped v,li supposta city Of f5ot@tnhaoants its mil
wny facilities are No. l In every respect. .
Improved wnter-power for sale In large or snail
quantities at low figures md on eu-y terms. Also.
foOn and u rent Tor large or suau business,
In new brick building. very low. --...--
Every possible announcement Is onered 10 manu-
racturcss and others lucslfe here
SSuU0O worth OF unlmproved water-power and land
will be donated parties 1npTnv tnK the s2m6
Address n T. SMITH. Rock Fntls, III:
K2iers TO tho mana2Euent Of the T. =, q =. h h
Company, Chicago, IL
, 1881-05-15

4 PARlSIAN LADY, EXPERIENCED
~ tcacher Ut French und German. has some time
liscnEared moFning nnd afternoon for classes prt
Isl North La Eaile-st, Chicago.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-13
DOUBLE CONTEMPORARIES.


A most remarkable case Of double
consciousness is recorded in the
Nenaorirs Of the Society Of Phys
ieal and Natural Sciences Of Bor-
deaux. A seamstress, aged 18, while at
work, would suddenly fall into stupor,
which continued several minutes. Then
her eyes opened, her countenance be-
came animated, and she entered on a
condition of existence entirely different
from her normal condition, and so re-
manned for few hours but the morbid
condition increased, until, after some
years, it greatly exceeded the normal.
In the normal intervals the young lady
had no remembrance Of anything she
had said or done during the morbid pc
RODS; but when in these she remem-
bered the series of emotions and Incl
dents from one 10 the other, and came
In time to regard aer morbid existence
as superiorito::the other. And, yet more
remarkable, she could not recall what
had taken place in the interposed nor
NAL moments, or, as she termed them,
her " crises" Studied from physio-
logical point Of view, this case has led
to the conclusion that the alienation
Of memory was due to an alteration in
b quantity or quality Of the circulation
Through the brain.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-13

It is said that some of those who
have been shoveling snow fer some
time are so troubled with snow
blindness that it is feared their eyes
may become permanently weak.
The Winona Electric Light Com.
pany filed articles of incorporation
with the secretary of State on Mon
day. The purpose of the company
is to erect and operate machinery,
lay tubes, wires and insulators to
manufacture, conduct, use and sell
electricity for light, heat and pow
Ier.
During one Of the late severe
storms John Hanson of Belmont
Jackson County, on his way home
from Window, wandered bl,ndly on
the prairie till 3 o. clock in the morn.
ing, when luckily he came to the
house of a neighbor. He was near
his own house during his wander
ings, but lost his way again. He
reached home in the afternoon, and
found his family in bed, the house
being completely drifted over, leav-
ing the interior dark as midnight.
The family were waiting for the
morning light.
Benson, Swift County. Times: An
account has reached us that an emf
grant car filed with household fur.
niture, horses, cattle and bedding
attached to the western bound
freight train, was recently ignited
from sparks from. the locomotive,
and was almost entirely consumed.
The horses and cattle are reported
badly scorched.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-13
An Emperor's Little Joke.

THE late Emperor Nicholas happened
one day to be engaged in Inspecting a
State Penitentiary in one of the provin-
cial seats of government, and took it in
to his head to question some of the con-
victs respecting the nature of the of.
lenses for which they were suffering
punishment. "What are you here forp'
he asked of one. II am innocent, I'm
perial Majesty" replied the prisoner,
falling on his knees; ga victim of false
witness! A church was robbed-a bea.
die knocked on the head-the peasants
caught hold of me, and I knew nothing
about it." Similar replies were given
by other prisoners. The Emperor, OBJ
viously bored by these successive prot
estations of guiltlessness,. cast glance
along the line of prisoners until his eye
fell upon ragged, wretched-looking
gypsy, whom he beckoned forward with
the words, "Of course you, too, are here
on false charger s'Not bit of it,
your Majesty" replied the Tsigan; sit
is all fair and square as far as l am con-
cerned. l stole pony from trades
man." ''Stole a pony, did your" said
the Car, with laugh; and then, ad-
dressing the governor of the prison with
well-assumo1 ste.nness, "furn that
good-for-nothing rascal instantly out of
doors. cannot allow him to remain q
minute longer in such honorable and
virtuous company, lest he pervert all
these good, innocent people!''
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1881-04-13

That the Mississippi may deserv-
eddy be called the ''Father of Wa
ters'' the following data Will show:
Quantity of water discharged by
that river annually, Il, 1888, $50, 1885,.
$50 cubic feet; quantity Of sediment
discharged annually. %, 1873. 083, 1872
cubic feet; area of the delta of the
river, according to lye]l's estimate,
$4,000 square miles and depth of
the same, as calculated by Prot.
Rlddell, 1856 feet, The delta, con-
sequently, as appears from these fig.
ures, contains 400, 378, 429, 440, 900
cubic feet, or 2,720 cubic miles; and
it would require fer the formation,
therefore, Of one cubic mile of delta
five years and 81 days, for the for
nation of one square mile, of the
depthgot 1855 feet, one year six
teen and one.ffth days, and for the
formation of the whole delta II, 2O8. {.
As years