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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-23
TARIFF TALK.
che REevislsa, Racket Renewed

nc kNeTESASn &@cket Renewed
Washington, 22.-The subject Of
tariff revision will probably be
brought up before both houses of
Congress soon after the reassem-
bling. The Morrill, bill will be re.
ported to the Senate and tariff re-
formers will antagOniZe it. The
Garland bill, which was rejected by
the finance committee, has some
supporters in the Senate who will
make determined fight in its be-
half, but without any prospect Of
success. Even all of the Democratic
tariff Tefermers in the Senate do not
approve Of the Garland bill Sena-
tors Harris and Beck and all others
are in favor of a commission, com
posed entirely of members OF Con-
gress, and appointed by Congress.
Their policy is to keep the entire
control Of the subject in Congress
and not to entruSt division of their
trust to outsiders. These differences
of opinion, however, as to the COM
position OF the proposed commits
sion, will rot divide the low tariff
sentiment rs against the Morrill,
bill. They will endeavOr first to
defeat it, and if that can be ac-
cOmplished they will then attempt
to unite upon some new measure,
| perhaps constructed upon the Gar
land bill. The sentiment i'll favor
of some revision Of the tariff is
growing worse. Judge Kelly, chair
man of the ways and means COM
mittee, has modified his extreme
tariff views TO the extent Of
admitting that revision Is
needed, and he intends to
draft a bill to that effect. This
contemplated move of Kelly's is
simply a smart dodge of the prOtec-
tiOnists to head off the growing SEN
timent in favor of a revislon. Every
thing that emanates from the pre-
tecti0nists is suspected by the other
side and bill for a tariff revision
introduced by Kelly will be antagO-
nized as seriously as Though it EN-
braced the extreme view of the pro-
lection doctrines. 1t is generally
conceded that a decided majority Of
both Houses is in favor of a reYi-
sion. but there are diverse views as
to the means that should be en-
| plOyed in making it.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-23
NERVE AND BRAIN DISEASES

VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
treatment, specific for Hysteris Dir
illness. Commissions, Nervous Headache, Men.
tai Depression. Loss OF Memory, Premature
gepte excuses or overwork of the brain
Which leads 70 Paralysis, decay and death:
One box will cure recent c9ses. Each box
contains one months treatment One dollar
a box, or six boxes for five dollars; sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guaran-
tee SIX boxes to cure anv case. With each
order received by us fer six boxes, accom-
panied with five dollars, we will send tho
purchaser our written guarantee to return the
money if the treatmen does not effect cure.
Guarantees issued only by q. G. II. I. Drug
Store, Salt Lake City, Utah. Orders by mail
at regular price. no96
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-23
WANTED,

Manufacturing concern wants q
business man in Salt Lake City and
in every city mot already taken,
4 few hundred dollars necessary tC
pay for goods Cd delivery after or
ders have been secured for the same
$3.50 per month profit guaranteed
The most searching investigation
A. S. ARNOLD & Co., 1898 Broad
way, New York.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-23
O. S. FOWLER'S BOOK.

A limited number of Prof. O. s.
Fowler's latest book, entitled, "Per-
feet Men, Women and Children. y
Just arrived and for sale, price So,
by James Green So Co., Subscription
Book Agents. Office, third Floor,
139 Main Street, Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-23
SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Caution.

On or about December 18th, 1881,
| lost a Certificate of Deposit for
$500, dated December 1st, 1881, is
sued, and payable to me, by McCor-
nick & Co. All persons are cautioned
against the purchase of the same.
F. MCPHERSON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-23

Some choice coverings, Barratt'S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-23

ANGORA GOAT GLOVE.
Button on the side, at
DUNFORD'S.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-23
WANTED.

Twenty men to work on Railroad
on Hams Fork. Apply to Crismon
q Weller at Collectors Office, County
Court House.
CRISMON s. WELLER.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-23
HOLLY BRANCHES.

John Reading has some of the
old-fashioned Holly Branches for
sale at his seed store, Thirteenth
Ward. Call and see them.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-23

Fine upholstery to order Barratt's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-12-23
WANIED'

One Hundred Wood Choppers, to
cut Ties on Weber River and its
branches, for y. 2. r. r. For con
tracts and particulars, inquire of
E. r. Young, Sem, Wanship, Sum-
nit Co.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-19
where the Troubled Waters Roll.

The terrible wind storm of last Friday
night made lsad havoc at that much
boosted of good port-St. Ignace wreck
ing three buildings which was situated
on the shore, breaking up boom OF logs
smashing up row boats, and much other
damage. The heaviest losers are the
publishers of the Independent, whose
Office was badly wrecked and much of
their type and material ruined. Attor-
ney Butler had narrow escape, be-
ing in the building when 1t capsized and
in getting away was compelled to jump
through window. The loss to ,y,-A.
Molony, whose unfinished building was
blown over, is quite severe as it was
damaged pretty badly, fayi-
A
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-19

Home made mince meat, at 1870 per.
Id, at Jewels.
10 dOz ladies linen hankerchiefs, fancy
hem stitched border "a cts. The biggest
bargain of the season at Nelson & Bull
len.
All orders from hotels, boarding houses.
Rail roads are promptly attended to, at
the one price Bakery. Mrs. ]. l.. Jewell.
Great bargains in wool blankets at
Hempstead's new store,
A fresh lot of wall papers just reed at
Fexer's Book Store.
For first-class canned goods go to Gal
lagher & Murphy's.
GB"The largest stock of fresh candies
in town at Gallagher Il Murphy's.
New goods in every department at
Fexer's. <Ltt
Best Meals I'm Town for 25 cents
at the restaurant of Gallagher & Muir
ply. ..l itf ll.aH iit
Harpers Magazine for December at
Fexer's News Depot.
For good tobacco and cigars examine
the immense stock kept by Gallagher &
Murphy at their popular restaurant.
Curtains fitted, ready to hang, at Eek
er's Rock Store. 0..c.,. r.
For good fit and hobby looking over
coat or ulster give II. l.. Greenthal &
Co. call. I11s rro.a.l lal. u.an
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-19
Persons nj.

WIN. NEWTON was down from st. Hele-
ma Wednesday.
FL. BREsLIN made the Point bust
ness visit this week.
MRS. H. M. HAMPSTEAD joined her
husband here yesterday.
r. E. FRAZER returned from his trip
outside Saturday evening.
d. G. HoLBRooK, attorney from De-
trOit paid our town professional visit
this week. =
Mr.. PAILTHORP, one of PetOskey's at
torneywas here on professional business
this week.
P. G. FAUNCE of Burt Lake leaves for
Ohio, where he is to spend the winter,
next week.
H. A. BLAKE returned Saturday night
from his trip to Detroit, Chicago and
other places.
Frank Neff, Of Burt Lake, is the happy
father of girl, born this week. Frank
is good farmer.
HON. OSCAR ADAMS left Wednesday
morning for Flint. He expects to re-
turn next month.
PAYMAsTER WALDO, of the M. G. R. r.
was in town this week dispensing the
filthy lucre among the boys.
A. P. NEWTON made a quick trip to
Chicago this week going Sunday and
getting back Thursday night.
j. II. ToLFREE, of Montana territory,
arrived in the village Wednesday eve
ming and is visiting his sister Mrs.
Robert COner.
COLEMAN HITCHCOCK AND WIFE arriv-
ed from Homer, N. Y. Wednesday eve
ming. Mr.. H. was called here by the
illness Of his partner, Mr.. Rollo.
JOHN GILCHRIsT, manager of the
Black River LAUNDERING Co., was pas
senger down on the Van Raalte Tuesday
He left for Chicago Wednesday night.
CAPT. TODD and his sons Albert and
Louis are now at home where they will
remain as long as Jack Frost bids navi-
gators cease from roaming the billowy
main.
PERRY WEED started for Detroit on
the Keweenaw Wednesday. He goes to
look after the stock for his new drug
store aed will be absent about two
weeks.
Mr.. FAIRBURN, of the Martel furnace
at st. Ignace was in town Wednesday.
He left that night by rail for Detroit.
He expresses himself as well pleased
with the idea of having navigation open
all winter across the straits.
. DANIEL BANNATYNE, who was in the
employ of Moloney Brothers during the
past season, left on the Keweenaw
Wednesday for Rogers City, to work for
Frank Nagle, who is numbering in that
section.
S. N. PARTRIDGE, of Bay City has been
making our town visit this week with
a view to possibly locating here. He
expresses himself as we'll pleased with
our place.
f. B. DONNELLY left on the Flora
Wednesday for Toledo on his way to
Jasper, Lenawee County, where he will
have charge of his brother Williams ex-
tensive oak timber numbering operations.
Ed. made many friends in ChebOygan
during the summer and their best
wishes 60 with him.
coI,ocl sUo. .
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-19
school Teacher Wanted.

Lady school teacher wanted, township
of Allis, district No. /. For particulars
apply to n.li A. M. GEROw,
ChebOygan Mich.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-19

Is hereby given that all general accounts
owing to G. A. Gallagher and remaining
unpaid December Goth, next, will be adj
vertised in the Democrat and Northern
Tribune, giving the names of the per-
sons, the amount of the respective ac-
counts, and Offering the same for sale to
the highest responsible, bidder.
; iagsuIi W. ~ b.osi &C. al GALLAGHER.
2 Dated Cheboygan Oct. 10, 1881. q, <. y,
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-19

Just see, how the people do flock,
To examine my beautiful stock.
What do they see? Everything grand
At John f. Moloney's, In Fexer's old stand.
The following goods have received.
You will always find on hand.
Remember the place, don't be deceived,
1t is John MOloney, at Fexer's old stand.
Crackers in Stock.
Cream crackers. Boston crackers.
Pilot bread. Oyster crackers.
Butter crackers, best In
i'm town. Soda crackers.
Milk crackers.
New crop Uncolored japan Teas, and Young
HysOn.
Powdered, Granulated, Coffee and Brown
Sugars.
Green Java Coffee.
Roast " {"
Green Rio &c
Roast 90
HOyt's Mexican Roast Coffee.
Spices of all kinds fresh aground.
Patent Process Flour, Best Family Flour.
Medium Grades-Graham and Buckwheat
Flour, just received.
Goods Delivered Free to any part of
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1881-11-19
OYSTERS.

When you want good, fresh oysters 90
to Gallagher & Murphy's. rla.
, 1881-05-27
A. HORRIBLE OUTRAGE.


special UL3patch 10 1ht Chicago 1nhl.rA
ST. CATlIAMSEs, Ont, May au-The pal-
ticulars Of MI oNtrngu committed Oh young
orpta11 girl named Sarah Juno l'utter have
come to light, Which dtsctoscs n case u
almost unparalleled brutality. Tho details
OF tho ntlnIr nro substantially rs faitows:
The girl, who hal for s0nle t!Inc been In the
service at Mr.. William Carlisle, Of WOOL
stock, LIFT TINT gentlenlans plnco about two
months ago u1ll went to rcslda With ur.
Tllrall, Of tho snlne pace. About ttea
weeks ago Dr.. Thrall sent tho gIFl
Oh to Merrilton by train, b.
ltcyel to bo the iomo OF ller uncle. On gcs-
ting otf the traln slle stopped for few n!ln.
utes Mt II shanty occupied BY Mrs. sexs1lth.
Oh leaving Mrs. SDxssntf's she proceetled
along tho railway track In tho direction Of
her uncio's, ami Ind not gone far before sbe
discovered that she was followed by nlRt.
who ultimately Gums ,ip 10 her md Inquired
whether SHE know wlsut Mrs. SeSssnlil! said
nbout her. The girl replied, MI" upou
which tho man satL, "fou stay
hcre," at tho salno tlmo llo push
tng. llpr to the gftlo OF the
truck, where. in answer to WHISTLE 40 Ha'
Joined by another min. They tlon V'avtd oer
with her feet towards tho fence and tied mr. "!Ia
r1pa. which they piaoed aro1nd her neck ane
both lces. Tho two sooIsudrcla then left' pu1
they raturnod again accompanied n5 loa'
othsrs, bringing with thom bottle Of 'laaos,
cheosc, aud crackers. They tl,on banaaseu toa
poor Rirl's eyes, aud putting tho hottie T. a nat
lips tried to EUt hor to drink Of tho eunteh'' ..
bit she waulI nut. They thon rr,eeS'asA, H., y,
carry out their tiG,,dish pnrr,se. keotlns ~
tied t,cru for Huurs, Until tbey ball aassavs "n.
tlulr brutal lust Thon ullu 1t tfv IL :. W IT,
qYel rrtlaul took tAeir lstrn5ln sjcll - IT, ~.
,olos losu mud therc left hsr tula II :. XII nj
prlInx threat TINT u stu told any one ~ su TIT
hui incurred, hg would murder hef: ~ l,,isE s
also thut l,e would chi, iii THO following sustn IA
aud seo hur. Notwithstanding the 191sss VI ,hs ,hs
Hjri told Ilar aunt whut hull happrnel, ~ mi nj
aflor that saulu evening Informed her , 5a'p tstSf
of tho utl,tlr. E0aI0 lalllcs, useu r. r..
Influence to got tho III fhted Mh ~ ~ ~
ut tho hpsp!tal, and to TINT institution ~ she
removed On the uveui1lx Of Sunday !arIsy ~, ~
died tboro 1T hhI..past yS,osx ", ss,Ibs I'll bel
n,urninK, Previous tO her denta @ sns w, ',x,rei
story, as related above. Her ssot3 3,,,n s1l srl
slightly In so,np po!nts but h9r ,.l svc thaf
tho stitolnpnts OF tho dnctors Clearly p.,c,
an ctrpol0us olltraRp had bcen ~, III
post tnorteM examination will oo Ut o'eS 'A@A'
and an Inquest hGltl.
, 1881-05-27

YORK, would do something IN tho -,
ar l'lnt'ic, wllom llo rcg1rs ~ =. '1s =, injury Of
e,e1ay, nnl TINT l,c would cm,1."p M ,',s Personal
p'lcato tho sccretary Of a,nto toei.soI ~ to In.
ro't" business, asNt tint {rn % n.a -. u'c STAT.
likely TO be Ut scrytcp ia lin . H. ~, nlilcr sas
a. friend Of Gen. Butler WIN tn rna.. s''M 'ra1s+r
,a''oF ,n T., told hin that IIo' ho 'hss s
aa,egeu nRa'nat 5lafnc an. If tbat ttia,ns'e' IL
,".o'a .'ns',. upon Which It rcsts. tn". ~. ~
notnlh9 "a 1t. conkling Ind I Ii, ,eaeI aete {,
woIk IN tho lost-oif'e Department eines n J., At
,naiter lor weeks, but they haye ,,tto.t, ~ tat.
~ IYva III H.n ntnyt!lIlK Rgainss isnc lsal!ed
Inv" ber, ,,,,,rga.a.,ssmato9g them lior9,aaHn
Co''klinE nscrtbcsal Of liz tr"aI,5s "I,5 a,amaef
lleaGe Ila determination 10 ,i".t1.ao. is!aine
Combines 1.Asr nExank IN .,,,
" DENT. AK flEsst
q gentleman who knows moLe, A.
mwinE s s!nteinSiit rclntise 10 tt,s. NJ ae FOL-
aM ax, ar. t.,!.k1lnE; Thy President WY wrnsSleat
p6lcansi, s s s,.oj,i vD1, M s'ss 1 Of NV yufk' k'S
2l,ly collslAernhle conference h. INF a. ,t lhs
senator Conklilg. which was III iu,,!e'l ,,al With
nlter tna appointment of ten nf Weulatel! H.
| JlUT'R S11t1ft1ftNFX TN A!ls I0hk,
President stated Tint tp sf,n,,i. ns olces, ths
10 appoint REPRESENTATIVE ~ H. so''ti p'ocee
Of tlia party. To th,s t.,,ai.s,.oll 1.n olleF wing
will, ni1g nj f,ia n0r,,;fisu,Is ,Is."nk!lnR replipd
snni fhn1n "i,rnnT7 "'t.seht sneerS, "NpIi'
niaco n,,tnf,;o ~ NJ. VI nI gIye Them sn,"s
{,nji nv ,,.,s" ~ ~ vm Aosk. l SUPPOSE f.s
whfic n"rrsit th,,,s .STt iato fde closk. nsn,
,,rrhons H." ,nst .t,t 10 ~ et,htirel." Ths J..
renr Nav Yt,ris snnste,n which the tnavhls.
Ia thn Trnsi,nnt ~ tnr egInMesTcnic,l to ina1.
nrtvnCv nf tf,n Eyao,.sto ."G onlSeI States IN ihs
tinvs ff;t, srt.si,len1 eott nlI'cn. Within feY
~ .i,,tIyr f,nh"-tsn ~ ~ toe senate the namo
Ennkitrs1 fnisc.l tn in ~ " collector. mud NJ
Tia c!onR .rnt,In "o'o MS hoso or to retrat n
'NS 'A. .-.-
ltENISfscESCEs.
good deaf Is said In tho Albanr at.,....
to COnkt!nK' statements rcjnfivn y 99.paehesas
Ut compromise between thD ftnw,ti,u.a .attetapts
ttrs and the Administrator, Inv ~ se1a.
TINT compromise Mr.. Ct,;ki,r Itu,. ~. a.IiaFs ot
1t IL nscertafned here that il was na ulico.e
al the Now Ynrk numinntlonsf, - y, That
nominations. and That or ltolMrtson".haaa'.Illo
rc!eetcsi " tno eonatltutionn majority NJ ~ ~
~ ttG fs,r1,r ... ,,s oS tna olu shuuIl 6e optn
two ofinyart,nic1itsN' ~ ls.Ay between The
| President iinrs}nf g'hnrn 1sSoo 49, sohxl'nsH nd
bGou hit 1hrnn 4osns,,a aee sald to htse
tItno nctiyc,y on7osc.i s".un ,trS ~no at anr
misc, nnt! tlleso Senators urU Geryrdt dtH1hp ~ hIn
0een An!o or Nla!!lc. llAwlny OF Cnnncctscmtt
M Mntlu nuEitsno u hnoun lslat!l. At one starr nf
! WI pEuceguInRA every seIlofnr prcsent etuod in
aua Fotoa IN i"sof VI Il compromise
| COSKLlNG's PLAN OF ,,At11p
, 1881-05-27


CunkIlnR md yIce.I'rrsltIcnt Arthur is nbeo-
lMtoly fsleoi that morning. nj Tho kind i1as over
occurred, nor has tl,uru hem any event Of
naturu Ii tRHt.t such report: ti1ht tho story Is
simply rsn,GiiRne ~ tnan Hvaie possGssca
mi % aetiul,. Nn "5,l M%r ~, ,, has sIt,w t e
waa nrs .lcs.rvlnE of hoh, The s,.ry III, H.
pi.ru p ~"renuai. ~ ~, ~ ~ ,ntG.' M Mw nn.,r "'tn
e. ,,,-. G ,t,,,,,r,,t, H. ~. ~
,nn-,,, r,,,,f,,r. n,,s III w"
taun,l @ w s"" . Mt1 ..n ~ a,s In. ,r nv ~
,'s ,u,,ta aMe ,s' on , H. III ianst
c,,s, for thn imvrn'inr ~ smnR fa,nhn' Tin
VIII wioo IN matter @ III ID % srniaioss m nvention. vccs
ahss WI f.,a Fa,,sI's,ti, haro huro ,awnr
pIt ~ n r,,,:,s ~ m.ot, TX jrrnnito,, ~
ssnt y .tnr;. w" Ts'"'"" 'o' oFo' 'Ao '''o"N'A W
sIfm ~" ~ ,bo. cor,ro,tc, tho a,o,cmort of
81. NJ. a, n, u r..t ,,us". !" -,
Ipia Il CAUCUS this uyonIi1r,
tuS,;r1yo. Aurltl,rh AND THEIR Asenc1ATEs
cort,n,,rI tboIr tn,onx M tho 1lotnvor nnuse In
r"v pn i. "a anlt ttot ~, fcts ,nn,tnrs n I'm
~ rn,,"ten ,nfns rnm1IT1,s ns f.,I,tus.
''.E ..:r1,ut.su4y' Mny S-Ty DEAW Hii,: / woultt
, F .t.,,tyo.s ny u.nr.nt,n,s xii, ,.n,, ~
nnu @ =. ,um ,,. ~ ~ ,,n III .n ~, ~ wo;,r ~, e
~"ninrn ~ s,'"' viii vn., % int "n ,nc hoNr ffnm y7
ra'i,';,, ,,,,sn w. ~" N1 t;msc,M f,oxx11.;, W.
TnIs noto !, i sa,t. wns scnt 10 siteh members
k1,nw,, @ In tn t,n MnwIIinr Ia elyo rxnrosalom to
rhntr snnttn,cuts Th1 t1iv}sIf,n rn,nnIns tf,-
n,git IA the pust twcnty-f0,r hO,1ra. AMI thoro
ia uot tho lcnst clnnco ut It changing before tho
tay Of eleotton.-licxt TuehtiAy, Iho rlltlor
Tint tho Democrats Will nsstat tio CookllnRltca
nKni1. but the Democrats point to tho tnGt thht
thoy havo called cnneue US sufficient denAl
THE DEADLOCK
-ant ttsoro Is n curtainty OF one-wtll hnvo to
tuntitr,r viii tmnIc nni,tir tittrnxa maxi Mnn-
sinw ~""n,u fn .rhi, H.. viii snw ,I,Tr" fbnn wma
, 1881-05-27

tho soutl, bank. Owing to tho fact
that tho river llnd bcon lowered, five feet by
tl,o opening OF tho dam-gatcs ut Springbal,k,
nbont onc-thirtl of tho hull WINS visible.
1falf tho ,wheul-t1husc stood ont frosn the
watcr's sllorc 'rEreo sot the traIl deck
stanchions ntl n portion Of tho guar'-rntl
rcnaincd ~ if.to show tho tlmstncss with
which tho cruft had been constructed. Right
III front Of tho how. etose TO the edgc Of tho
bank t.was hugU cottonwood tree.
= 4 PHOTOGRAPHER
wna busily cngnRett In taking views Of the
scene fur illustrated pnpers in New York
and 1.oi,t0u, Englni,t1. On The north shore,
nbu,t six feet frum tic hank, lay the heller,
OIL 1cr side, half ollt Of water. Near by,
scalterctl along tho cttRo Of tile r1vcr. oil the
green swnrtl Of t1lo hank, lny portions of tho
upper works. rtpt-stein scnMtlinEs, toi,-ponhy
naits, alld thin telegraph wfre forming tito
support md stays of the hnrrfcnte-deck.
fragments Of i,aby carriages, lunrls-
uncu continued pottoA meats ailti preserved
fr,llls. Tho smashed baby-wa eto1uently
but snttIy tolsl the talo OF tho horrible TRUCE
sly. Three or four policemen atd M many
volunteers wero engaRrh In dragging the
river IN tho Vicinity Of the boiler, wl.tlu here
qtstl there, above OIL tliQ bnnk, were groups
Of curious pgoplc, Nvro rushed pell-
1ncil down To tho waser wlicncyer
tho tlraR brought III n porttnn Of
tho wreck or piece Of wartroln'. 1lnlf a
tl0zen parasols mid rs many wo0lu' sl,nwls
constituted tho achievements of tho men Mt
the time your correspondent visited the
scene. The party WIS engaged In searching
fur thu bjt1ics OF William tlny, n sc1lnul-
, 1881-05-27
cittlor drowned or lnsnnsthlo. Dy tho time
VIC could swing tho deck around thoso In the

cithor drowned or lnsnnsfhlo. l}y tho time
wo could SWING tho deck around ttioso In the
wNter
WE'RE ALI. GONE.
When saw there werp IN tiOra living onos
Ut the water, jumped as1lorc as,l nssc,l SOW
ernl Ia ~, IN the rtty. I r,tt myself, hut was
overtAkcn by two young men, whom told
to 90 md ect all tho assistance possible:
Then turned and went flck to the wreck"
"What was being done t'aoi, ~
"0t1iors l,ah arrived and thoy had cotn-
tnenced to tako out Tic iea.t." ..-...
"1low dill tho fnoplunrpcar In tho watcr?"
ton! IT WAS 4AwFut~
They wcro thrown o,lu on top OF tho other,
anil thoso below never cnlno TO tho surface.
fhuse OIL top werp sayett''
"I}0 you think tint l,nat will, that load
you'll l,nve been safe Under ordinary circuin-
stances?'
"Qutto safc. II tho passengers hatl bc-
l,avett no accident wtuld l,avv occurred"
".Nas the boat in rs good asshe
wns last ypar?"
"lletter. We did a grcnt deal OF repairing
OIL ller. Wherever we saw tho tcast scratclt
air. Rodgers Ind II incn.lc.l. l Imagined
there was watcr III tho b0at, but 3fr. ltoberts
nssures illc there was not. Sho went down
forwards, tho boiler slid out, tho, supporters
to the duck gave way, aud the people slid ont
into the water"
"Wllcn tic accident occurred did those
who woru snycd mako strenuous efforts to
get others ont -
"YEs, MUST sAr
ever yono worked for nil they wero worth.
Yes, everybody appeared to bo very sorry.
sfhcre were people taefu Inst night who snit1
l was to blatlc. II tliare Is Rily 0i,e TO blAlno
, 1881-05-27

tlrlll-shetl this morning. Tho corpse which
had lain there NIL day yesterday unidentified
l.ns been claimed by n woman from lla1nt-
ton rs that Of hcr nMs'al,d, Joseph pctreys
AWFUL
A man namutt Dover, Ills wife. niMl two
children, wero tho victims OF tho accident.
They calne here few months ago from
Hochcstcr, N. Y. Tho father hRs, n
short tlmo aRp, openett n bMtcllcr-sl'op
on tl.e main street. They ind ITO relntiycs
here, and whet, tic bodies were recovered
mid taken to tho residence there was no ono
there to glve admission, md tho doors Ind to
bc burst open. kirtl nrighhors who Ind
suffered no loss themselves prepared tho
bodies Tor burial, and to.tlny they wcro
bnrltu BY tho public authorities
= THE LATEST CouSr OF THE DEAD
PLACES tho number at lHa. It Is likely, how
ever, tint this humber will be swollen by
fifteen or twenty. There were' Among tito
victims q number Of people from tho country.
and their botics were taken away by their
friends before my onu bcgat, to keep
record Of the lives lost. Out
Of two households dwelling III
tho town OF l.obo, about fifteen
miles from here, thirteen wlI0 had pnrtlct-
rht"d fl the excursion werc drowned. Their
l0ulGs WGre lmtnculaleiy tAken loIlat NY
members OF tho family WHO escaped. Tho
Chief Of 1'nlice stated 10 your correspondent
ts,-tlay tl.at ncxt week ',o would detail! q
couple OF detectives TO travel through the
country and Inspect tho burial registers w!ltcl,
nrc IN the keeping Ut tlsu towns'llp ull'cln's.
lie hoped by ti,osu means to sucuro COLI
pleto number Of tho yictfn!s.
THE POLICE STATION.
10 the Ntst<sn AssoeutttE I'rtss.
LONDON, Ont, May at.-Tlle Police Statio'1
WIS Visited by lnrRe Numbers to-lay III hope
Of finding some relic such rs pnrasols, fms,
shawls, bonltets, hats, etc., which lay III u
mass md hatl Il thorough ovcrhaultnE. Many
articles were cailned and taken away.
A civic DE1UrATIoH
arrived to-tlAy FROM st. Thomas and st.
Marys bearing memorials Of deep sympathy.
sOsIl: H01,tEs LIE
ms yet uncottinel fpr lngk OF means. This
evening cnrload Of collins arrived and tho
difficulty has BEEN overcome Ono UNDER
taker had seven l,carses In charge. The
work of burial will continue tonight till II
o'clock.