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, 1881-07-21
THE WHISKY TRADE,

Tho aunual statement Of tho Collector OF In-
ternnl lseycnuo for tho First District Of Illinois.
bus Just been tnnlu Upland shows Bllght fall.
tnR OF ID the quantity OF spirits produced and
bonded during tho gear ending Juna %, 1851, ns
compared with tho previous t,scal year, the total
amount produced last yoar being 1866. .s53 gal
Ions against 10B1a,8li for 1880.
THO amount withdrawn shows an increase OF
19i.01i gallons. and withdrawn for export a de-
crease of 9a,.675. This leMycs bome l,..7:lls!&
Eal!ons stlll romaintnR 10 tho warehouse against
rye whisky prGducU.i tl,irinr tho yanr. Alcohol
sb0w5 deercAso OF 1.s0l.b49 gallons: Kn q de-
crease ot I'll pure neutral or cologne spirits
an lncrease Of 9l;L Ii. aud miscelfane0us. which
tnalu1cs whisky, tut nor kontuoky Butlrhon an
tnuruhse Of EI!AS gallons. ~
Thc total quantity Vt alcohol withdrawn for
export was i.*EtEJi KulIons. and pure NEUTRAL
or cologne spirits. lbo.l7. Theru was w!thdr!1ssts
alcohol and {Jt a. cotoEne splrlts. Tue leakage
amounted 10 I t0tal 0f ~. II 9atIons.
, 1881-07-21

A young wnInan who was urrosle4 tue othor
day fnr bathing IN rho eorpeA!lno. in Lohdun,
plGatlou tint Il was " ~ yury hDs,". and was uc-
ear.!'n9Iy itsn!:ss " re J., niaalo r, Hn9stssss
nIiidcsl .spGt. a!r. lalouratre, after tccttlsg =
aoInewhat slmilar easu which has .1uat occurred
tit H,Ir1lnghMlls, WtGrn q tnMN who had oeeA
lIaiitnx from i boat mud gould not yet Gack ~
i tterritsa party @f ta,!1ea ~ dodzinx aeonf y
cnp.YrlnE re eftts. S4in1ly tolls the following
pt6!snx tatp ot hiMsells = =.
"Th0 same lhlpK Nace occuFre1 to mo At
Venice. Ind \ Ftaon} on tnp ground. aooF IN =
husei on tue GRIND Caunl. AE9nt ! o,cl3ok n
tho n1sl1lnx everything sevnIad quiet, And 1t Qce
cured to llv ehat ahs'Aid like to nathei 40 I
jumped tntp ths watsr from NY vtnaox. Hss,,
luz 4wulu about for soEao tlnc. thought !
would reiurn 10 the hotea. What was NY hNrTor
tn Ind that an English fanlly-papa. tnatn!ils;
nn tha espps Nr tit hutut Tneru WAS III he!p gnr
II, - calmly lantlsd. md, howlng fs.pectlaay,
10 the JatjIe4, feGMfnel Iuy to0tu, Tbs !,ext Ivy
/ sat opposIt tho family at atnnet. Thcy tol4
NE what bud occurred, nnA doapiy ay}npatnsaf't
with them ID thelr lll1lYPMHou. a6Mtust thN
.hotrl4 and disgusting ltaltauz.
, 1881-07-21

several pieces Of grain are already totally ,e-
stroyed. Thomas Atherton and William
Wi!es, BOTH residing about three miles west
q Plano, bring. accounts NJ fts appearance on
t|'tir farms. Great excitement mid tespollu..
cncF exists here. as the farmers sec tho total
destruction Of wheat.
Special Dttpdt<h to TA& CkteaQp Tribune.
GENEVA, ILL.,, July 20.-Tlle late warm
weather Inns given the corn I'M. excellent
growth, atld the harvest will be rcady BY tla
second week In August Oats, rye, ind bar-
lny are looking bgtter thnn laat week, but
wl1eat Is very tllscouraRtnp. Tie farmers
arc very busy getting III their hay, Of. which
ttert: Is a, fine crop. White clovcr IL in.
usually abundant, nntl liz layor il excellent
3eeetdt DtfpateA 10 !TA Chieaoe Tribune.
MONMOUTH, ILL.,, Jttty -tThcnrmy-worn.
so called, continues lis depretlntlD,is on tlld
cr0p Of onts In thit vicinity. Hundreds nl
aeres laye been destroyed The past week.
Tile worm docs mt move In regular line oi
marcll, and experts say 1t Ia not the nrmy.
WORTH.
Special Dtspateh IL Tie Chicago Tribune.
joliet, ILL.,, July M.-The rnyaEus OF tho
cttt-HDrin II, several sections Of thls county
are 81 herfolls that farmers ORC citttlng their
tlats green to preserve tlletn from tho pest.
The worm docs it, work Rt night, and num-
hers Of promising fields hare been ruined by
their lhruads.
, 1881-07-21
BURGLARS ARRESTED.

Enrly yesterday morning, during the absence
OF tho proprietor, tho ctRAr and newspaper store
or Hiram r. Iinwo WIS entarotl by burglars, who
thoroughly ransackcd tho place, mud CARRIED OH
hEout fliN worth OF property. combating OF two
poIl wAtohus u silver wutoti, gold cross. roItar
jvwery, q lux ut old oopper ccna. another con-
taInn1 silver coins. and scyeral Doxcs OF clxhrs.
window. Threo of thu burglars. Horny Edwards,
William MuEtwaln, ana Frank lteenai,, were ar
rrstca during tho day EhllH attempting to lts.
nlouK lialsttl struot. Anut ono.thirl ot the
quantity stolen was found In thelr possession.
Al tlrGe are well-known thlevGs.
, 1881-07-21

In 1905 Tho American Jersey Cuttle Club was
cstalltsnctl. This Sussc4y bus lu1a ytKuruus
uilt successful work In guarding tho purity Of
tho Stuck aud In extending tao knUwledge of
thu merits VI this trecu. These merits were
not, nt hrst. either widely Or willingly TecnK-
nixel: anl tho lefseys-0r Us They were, taen
aud arc 8ttnottmes NOW wrongly hallel i ltlcr-
npya-were selllstlM seen except nt,Un tito 1hWI1s
or III thB stAt,!e. OF tnGH OF wealth. Gradually,
however,, thu ropurEe nf tho EreNt nnuuAl yields
Ut butter nllp BY cUwa nj tins breed reused tho
interest suf ptMctlChl farmers, hllG tho Xrs,WnK
4leutnnd f0r the butter Ut th1su Cowh further lH-
creased their popularity. and SUM tho lttt0 COW
which tlud b1Hl laughed 1T III an expensive and
fonli4h luxury bpeutllu TO practical trcedora ut
butter stuck an absolute necessity. In fact, tho
growth lit nuHib9rR hnd tn ynIua Of this hEeel
uf cattlt In this country during the past tight
or frn yoHrn hILs I'm paralle In tho hstHry 0f
tht,rtIuvhbred stuck. 4 ttoxcn ycArs ago jersey
cattlo Wuru not seGI at tho shUWa: httf u tluzen
yoAra uE0 thay wcrt souwil. hut With no oxFeet%
uttun Ut r0i1sng tnuch lntcreit, thuch loss with
tho cxpcctaton of winning prlzvs: for nnne
ago: q !a,xo fa!ra. lerseys werc .,ot ol!s:ea 6,
govern tho exhibition of thoruukh..
tho UniOtl, tho Jerseys ehuWn uutnulna'cr any
0thor BREED upon tue grounds. attd ln sutno
StMtcs thpy nutuumoor I'll othcr pree4s; It IL
ahUllt tho stnlls ot this breed tnat, to-day. tho
lArEcst number OF Interested spectators Nather;
and thIs hrced durllg tho paat year uAs, In the
nvOgAKa amount rcnlizel Ut public suction,
tukcu Its position NJ tho hca4 OF Ill DthorA III tue
United Slafcs.-.Jtr1<v Cattte, " R'e'.afl G9ott-
man, lT.
, 1881-07-21
OTHER LAKE. PORTS,
. :, I nkTNf1tF.,

6psefal Dtspateh to Ihs 0Afeaso Tt4buns,
Dgvnolr, Mtot., July M-Passed down-PEo.
po'less Russta. Badger stale, and conestosa, and
schooner a. Sherwood; steam. .pasgps Chamber
l4'n and schooner yoha .f|artin. Ancrcorn aud
tssss osssss, o*Ga Ws 9apa xaa s9a'S!s; s
Forrest and Fatt' Ausia ppl bargcs, :,
c!oared-sohooqeH aapatoF nlooa and ". Il.
Passed up-rropssilerss sesa'tia,' ::p44laaepa!..
Arctic, aud City vt QpncoFl snd seAuones L. l..
Lamb, sseam'oa!Res john n. olldden and p'a@
sorts, East Saginaw aud barYoe. =. u. Sheldon
aud aoaaoEt, Vienna ind cousart, roaq.plte aud
Sheldon. Aonscroy, q. k.'hims, ME-. nacou, J,
E. Gilmore. Young America, Heather Belle, D..
Provost 10 III AlueE. N. @. Weat, aud AoqFa;
tug J. r. Logic.
, 1881-07-21
CASUALTIES.
DROWNED.

, apsetai 1tsnateh to TIE CAtearo 1rthuns.
DuBvquE, H., July ao.-Frank Glyck, Of
the First National Bank of Aarshalltowl&,
was drowned last night ut Clear Lake, In.
He, with four others, was in boat which
~"r Special Dtspateh IL Ias Chicago tribune :"
GRAND 1lArtDs A1tc1l., July W.-,1. T. Elk
BON, n Swetie, employed as q cutter by
Iousanlau 4 May, clotGlers, OF tl!ls place, was
afternoon. lie fell Into tho lake while try.
ing to draw up the ANCHOR Of hls bout and
drowned IN twn feet uf water. He formerly
lived In New York City where he was i!
business as 4 merchant taller. Lie was much
cytccIllel and respected,
, 1881-07-21

"INllJNSTNe
SPECIAL Dtfpateh to The Chttaoo Tribune
SnEBoreAN, WIS, July a0.-The recent
rains and the consequent rapid development
Of all green things put the farmers In a bet-
ter humor with tho world. The gruss crop.
which Is nne Of the most Important in this
dairy county, Is very heavy, yielding as rich
ly as at my previous year. hurley md outs
Il fnir crop Rye looks well. Wheat Is light
on the ground, In u1nty plnces having killed
out. The yield will probably bo about one
hnIf to II two-thfrtls crop. Tho rains which
gethor with this war1i weather, have brought
forward Ealr. promises OF corr, crop where
1t was despalrctl OF.
ststai :oatsS H. to IT, 4st. chtsaao 4Snns all
kinds promise better tl,aIl for soyernl years.
Ills luy crop especially will be very lnrge,
Corn, wheat, oats, etc.. nre doing we'll.
, 1881-07-21
PORT OF CHICAGO.

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Sp 4gp 5sss Sss .s Ss..ssatsS sr Sss sssaSss .Sdro.
rTS ~ tY E5 ns.1l nG"FTSss Sst: su5S; .SS,;..
!.tS Ss S1 SSIsis sSpss s sta.tsSss' ] ls%Ss!. s:'A
FfS {sS H1a9, & E. ,aI, 1,'' sssssop asaaj jass4 se''
$s!s 'ssS:s is;:a 'pnaF'e'
Ir"p inior .Gst,aH, Escai,aSa. ifo,i GrS.
Erun ltl!t!!i', Montague tnn.oeE.
nr@p p Il; ,,ec g,ppcn9; 9ii Mnnlsts1: In.;ss Lumber.
iS IyYsiS!s %sE asIS a sS"itls, tox,nv nm =,
~, iSaeeT. ' ,....', ''as'' .s.',..' ''"'@ WV '
sss ssst !S !!S!':s sa,'ss: s aa ''abe.
ssF ss Syls, 1t;. is;aeso FL; cv 1uaor
s;{ 4 a T. Ssss s:s9Ss: SS5iss III
:s: . |;'; ,$$;; s$ss;;
sr ssr 0c4w 0'Ss; Mn."Se ask.S oE.4n gn!9ss lumbar,
Ss; Ss; !: $s!I|s Il: sys, sS;is'; st;
ss ss{s A Ss;s;,ss'' u @ Ss.a, Sssss'!ss, % lumber.
ssr schr spGn sh.y y thHno nG,an 'o'aoss.
ss!! MI! f!sFasfa!: f's; M's:ss.ss. Isa;ie.5:
ssr ssr 4; Il Nsgo.i u.ktas assn gsn n,e ss''
ssss :s S:5: Sss!si, W;Sitss G:ts: la"Ies;
sss! ss! $sse $s 5sss%s: ,ssssS: |4s'' iaabsF
sssf sssf ~ r. ;sxs. s;Sss a5Ss 5 S''
;sf ;sf }ists: }1ss. 9ssS;,s Fst s;, ;Iss
ssbF sebr n n snt esfy wn1s sSsf hasS lumber
ssSr ssr Il l. Ej,u Il 9ny tts sSs'n GsSs2 e Light
s$ ss$: s!$; $!s$f:; ::ts ;:sss2
se'' Caledonia; atsss 1sas.s .''sst *s'tsSs. ssss;
fp I:!sp % xas!s t.sats sla.fsssa :.!ss,r'e.+
, 1881-07-21
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

EpxftQI U11bHEtH 10 1HE CH1Edf0 1Tf0NHe.
C1Hc1SNAr1, O.. July ao.-News Of a hotaor
explosion comes from Watertown, nenr
Marietta, O., where the bal!er Of portable
sawn,lll was literally blown to atoms from
the lack Of water. Tho casualties were:
lIerln Drockway, Eugene Barclay, lnstuntly
Killed; Isaao 10l,'ls0il, sitlca dtea; and
Robert Alexander and William COINS, prub-
ably fatally Injured.
, 1881-07-21

g. Balenttnn will hereafter bc known
and recoanszed III tho la,m, rs
"tllo Grrat Convention Picker, for rs such tln
tLspnycA must remarkable talent. lint even
Mr.. l,nlantine ltns but n liuitc.l education II,
political slrnlegy. As fnr rs securing dett.-
gptes and hired claQHera. ho was mast com.
pete SUCCESS; but ho failed nlost miserably
III covering his tracks, his line ut tattlu, tho
n,eai,a employed, anti tito parallel lines 80
well laid, and which resulted III Book
walters nomination, 1le wns charged by
botfl Democrats md Republicans with l,nv-
Ing used corrnpt means: mid his vlrtuons H.
dHnatlon WIZ 80 Severely nrouscd MS to caIl
forth cnr,9.
Mr., Datenttne Is no exception to the aver
ago eartt.wrltcr, niia put Ills foot squareiy
Into tic puddle, acknowledging that le t1id
have md ,lBcd letter Of credit at the First
National Bank In this city, hut emp!atlcally
declares TINT tho cllecks drawn wore for
business purposes, amt Mot-for fosItIea, serv-
]cca, Notwithstanding Afr. Eatetti,le's Ktrnng
denial, ore OF the checks drawn on TINT let
ter of credit was for sa)0, anil ,lahe
taynblo 10 the Treasurer of the Hook.
luz Valtoy llnitroa.l Company IN pay
nent Iar special train from Athens
which brought 10 this city nearly roo hired
claQners. THESE natr10ts Wetg hustled Into
tho galleries. OF tho Dpera.llnasr, willie
anotLer special train brought nlnllt 1.9oo.
WHERE they yelled aud wflooped ~ the sig.
nals from thslr ehlef, who took position on
Should .lpngGo conclude to open Ills night
"tlowto cover your tracks" Theirs IL n2
llo gmbafk III this work..
ne doss not strsse ~ tlo fs ssars 1seeiysd By
, 1881-07-21
INDIANA.


- Special DtsDateh 10 TIE Chicago Tribune,
LAFAYETTE, Ind, July M.-1loses Fow-
lcr, Of tllls city, ole Of the largest farmers In
Benton Countrywide having over e, 600 acres
III cnlttvation,-was Interviewed today coll-
cernlnE tie ravRRes ut tho artl,y-wor,n fn
Benton County. lie reports the depreda-
tf0ns tad enough, but 1t might be worse, 1Ia
had 1,D00 acrcs Ut oats, and estimates that
tho worm Inns destroyed from o,ie-Quartcr to
one-thlrd Of tho crop. lIe expects To ect the
product Of i,ioo Or ], 100 aeres. The WORN
dot;'oo doss not bother, 9n ,,, tlle Era' merely
the earth. In small iie1da turner's
turn In their l,oRs, mud thus tty to save the
grain. Tho corn las nat been bothered MS
YET very much, and many farmers. are plow-
pespeudicusar slsle towards the. corn, !uto
which tho w0rfn falls. They then nttaeh
l!eavy toles or brush to q tenn md drng 1t
e on io ffff + SSs tSst tg Yin TSFs oaweSS eS
ssss'si psSatss % u s'ts Gs'tase ss TSa; ssisa.s
araa;taa. aAhtEsny.ta, H.. a!y s9GYonr corfe-
worm III this section. hal done considerable
damage, and 1t was feared Tint It's operations
would be vary destructive 10 tho growing
crops not beyond Its reach. Since then t
Ough'y. and lind that In some SECTIONS its de-
strlicsl9u to the ont crop has been very seri-
ous. 1t works nenr tho timber, and
drpds Of acres III CLOSE proximity to
tue timber have been entirely ruined. Several
fariners lave lost their entire crop. Some OF
them have cut their oats nj soon as the worm
far devastated! lies west Of the city md east
In the vicinity OF Sptkn River. which
nbouhhs more or less with timber. Other
grain has not yet been tnolested. The best
corn Will escape. This was the case several
ypurs ago when this section WINS Visited by
the arny-worrl.. However, the destruction
Of tl,e ont crop vii oe ssrlo,lsiy felt hy farm.
than formerly.
, 1881-07-21
ADJUDGeD INSANE,

Gf<ttal Dispatth to T'ks Chicago Tribune,
DEthTUlt, ILL.,, July. 20,-Sylyester j..
Spang!er, aEcsl :sa yearst single, was adtudged
Insane tore this evening. md will be sent to
ssfsansS s seo e @ s seS sers 'it a a e fpl, s
Il iarge number 0f relntlyus llGre,
, 1881-07-21

Lf1CIk.1 = W.
sDeetal Dttpatth to tbs Chicago Tribune,
PARAMOUNT, Ind., July M,-About two
weeks ago H. Little, d. young Man Of this
ylllugc, was accidentally shot by another
young man while hunting. AS the wound
uItl not appear serious. Little exposed him.
solf md caught eold. which resulted in his
death from tucktnw to-day.
, 1881-07-21
Ciearcd-Sieanier City Of Cleveland.
Wind south, eight miles.

Cicarcd-sseamer City Of Cleveland.
Wind south, eight miles.
rO1lT rt;RoT.
pOteT IiuKos, sfipt,.. July a1.-1'assctl down.
pr"prlfefs Nnshttn, Ogcmnw. 1faJKcr State, Con-
esiuYa and oonsnrts. tug uotrinow ana Kato
Winsl"w., john UNe1ll. e. !. King. William ia.,..
1ytes9bad, i;nura; Il i'1nsan.kGc. r. = M.ts ,s
IL and cs'ns5rts. John N. flIiden nd cof'sorts,
siay 1rii'aio nnd Safecs; schouners iioIyatiss IL
X ,.itldwin' Clayton Hello, Charles X. NIns, E.
W,n'i aeat, light. Weather cloudy.
1s;a ,xa:5sesiicts r., t; =! " iossaMs!d e q Smpire
- sso9en Venna '.n III eoscr
!!!tason, /! Monterey, N. Gilmore, and Thomas
Wlnd west, light. Weather ilue.
DuFFAs0.
Special y1ttpateh to 1hs Chteaoo Tribune.
sshoeaars san pIsso, Fiorstts: nonaltlsSn: oliver
Cic,rts,-iropcllsrs i. j. Kcrsbaw and Min
nsapo'ts, eoa! tu stllwaukec; eedoonees Minnie
a pes co 70 so6s bb g
Io!tsta md EhanbeFs, goat to Kenosha.
.a g. g. Xassn oa po u 1tfS Gseasd
goel: !i;..'slo e j Puat{,: stsS: .iasm;Sa1sSs 9:
Milwaukee. g.; schooner y. j. CumtnlnsA. eoai,
1lu1Alt to kenusbA, s11i: schooner Oliver
Canal frel9hss advanced cct,t, Wheat being
quoted at ~ cents and ~ cents to New York.
MILWAUKEE.
Special Dttpateh ia ne Ehteaeo 1tfbune.
contnue u ptopcer p%p Wa9ar tste:
.qo0 bushets Of wheat To Buffalo at d tate
% Xrrivca d from 70 ri peiow-scaooncrs eI,, Marenvo ano
oienred-i'ropelter Potomac and eonsort !nmcs
low. Tor kscannpa: s,eam-barge Lincoln and
consorts L,sRar Pride of America, and G!brat-
!ar. for Green Hay, where they load lumber for
8psefdt Dhpateh Ia 1b< Uafeaao Tfthune
:, GnEEs DAY, wis; 1nly sl.-The Toledo, from
iron. arrived Tuesday. Tho !ron Is for tho 0scun
nay & Minncsota !!ond which has commenced
Point, 10 be called tho 0eeen Lay, Stevens
Point & Northern: This will bc an Important
sssr ss Sc 59 81 4oe esn @ sy wss xs rsS
staves and headings for buffalo.
PORT coLuoRxH.
sptttaf Uspafeh 10 Jhs Gh4eaeo Tribune.
or Antelope. Port i)aihlousle to Dancun City,
light; prt,peless Alma Munsoe. Montreal 10
Tolsdo. general cargo; Droaedary, iiainilton
Down-schooner, ,Albacore. ChlcaRo to Kings
ton. corn: steam. barge ulasxow and eonsart,
er sks fss Ghesso e @
cntKo.
KseANAnA.
spteta! Ditpatth to 7ns Chicago Tribune.
Forest Cty. Argonaut: Minnesota. Cl.y .of Avw
dn anf' II II; ar n5swn 'ess'e A'"ne' orace Anrra''
Observation-Disclosures II. c. Ackicy, Forest City,
, 1881-07-21
-GORED TO DEATH.

Special Dtspateh to Ths Cht<aoo 7fthuns.
CI.KvELAsp. o., July 20.-Frank k!al, Nh
s-yeaf.oIl hoy, WIS gored to death bya Wild
bui! at CuyahoRa Fuls tt,-lay.
, 1881-07-21
AL1TTLE GIRL KILLED.

ERIE, pa.. July. e0.-Alalnle Anthony
Elrl Of years, went to the Eric Fotgaworks
some ucctteht q hugs red.Elot slsaft weighing
nearly q ton foil down on llor aud crushed
hBr to DEATH.
, 1881-07-21
j MISCELLANEOUS.

mrs, ,.r-ssm-r, r,-r ~, ,y,~,,,,x,
"h -. -. t"tAn ~ -, .t
DULUTH, M1nn. Iriy 0.-Al! that resualns or
tho burned steamer CITY OF winnipeg 10 tmaaA
nf eharrci tfmloye just above the lcvel
Of tho water. No effort An vet bas
t,oon moao IN roco.cr thu .nr,ofr. ~
t' tI,o fn,Sr tr' man nv swtnf wern h,,rmnd
rinor was In circ1ln tipn nbpljt town ttt-hy that
the skull Of tho tlrcmRu, Joseph Smith. was seen
OIL thp engine, hut this i4 4 fsollsh cannrl. 1t
IL said that nothing will be done to recover the
engine, or tn see what of tho Iron brl0nYlnR to
ths work could be utilised. Scorcs OF citizens
havo Visited the bull dutlnE tic uhy.
NEW BntDuR PIER.
sptttal Ui.paieh to Ths Chicago tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. July a0.-Starkc, Smith i
Go. we're t1-dAy awarded contrMct " she Eurth
Chlcngo Rolling. atlll Conpany 70 btill new
nrllKc pier ~ fegt IN iongtn. into mo LAKE ~ II
, 1881-07-21
oil and the barge Fhuie. on account Of a dispute
as to tho ownership OF the ties md posts which

oil and the barge Fhuie. on account of dispute
as to tho ownership OF the ties md posts which
constitute their caryoes Tie hoass wcre loaded
~ tho Hnnw lsands for fotctio. The garY.Ms be-
house. ur EiuIa. cI4in. tint tho stntf betunget
10 him. and that The t',rson WIN sch 1t to Mona
Efn Efan Il ssny :" rye1 un II All es
viii ,aEo rssesslon' and shs isvns i viii s to doao &c
Tho following quick work tn loat'hss. VIM per.
f, f9r1 BY ti,o t,sawatG T iaeka*a,s wostern
the nuw iroi, stoain:: bArRo tsr',nsvluk began
tnkl',T !n ct,ai for Duluth, and at twenty min.
a + 10 = sle!s sao a hor .sSssa @
y . ssrttaany quick work, II not tho quickest yet
IN FIGHT uouns.
Tho fAste8t transfer OF grain at ftutfa1o II gnfd
to have hceh mntto from tho eghoonhr CHARLES
Foster to NaRhrA Etnyntur last weok. Tho
Sn hos o oss aata u aas st IL
ono hour fnr shifting. toln1 ufKtt hntlrs. wnich
gives an average of j, 80 bishai. per hour.
4 Tt.lMIEH papwsxp.
Eacanaba Iron }iMkt "Dn Friday evening last
Mlrhael kuhrttclur, a*trimmcr, while passing
along tlo ft,otpath on tho M,,th st!le of No. y
re- 9n 70 Ess xo'er ms sa:
!lrovnci; fio was 3 ratlvo Ut f.uxemt,ourg, but
ha. ro.slotl berg nine yeas,;: was s!n9o mao.
rAesAng LELAND I,niiTHorsI.
The tI1hihouse on rAssa2o fel4nd, Lake Sumo
rossS hss 'e saG tor e., do* fsna st Ere
s.ynal alane would TO Ut tnUre practical benotlt
tdan tho II0ht without any tug Signal. and
martMsrs generally hope this defect will TO
TOO TRUE
Detroit Marine NeBs: "ChlcnRo only appro-
Gs or whers s r2ae s R g sns rs
dtlcks anu bridges. Chicago II sautT beulnd Its
, 1881-07-21
Orders Of the Supervising 1napcctor.Gen.
eral Concerning tho Duties OF
Local Inspectors.
Around tha Lakes-Anivals and Depart
ures-steamboat Lines-Miscel-
laneous-Dock Notes.
HOME GATHERINGS.

must. ana mainmast heaa.ro ana ove.stn'hg
coming tilnGllug down. leaving tho portions OF
the mnln masts completely bare. Tho i'll top
sait had been furlod, aud tho sailors were Just
hnpflt,r #, rim pafY tonsatt wbon tho rnte struck
the vcsscI. Al tso wind wins blowing nortb. north.
wsss .f,a yasseI dr,fted 'Iown tne ,aka Until the
lor' hope luR Went 10 tne 1eeoao " sao Grew ..
w'len the wreck was brought Into Port Hone
harbor. II will coat about $1,000 to rcpalr tho
damnxc. as complete set Of new nasts will
as.o ~ rsa NJ ,as.., nos sa,'oS w. *, 's s"a
Thain, % Of Port iiope. 0 >' " N'''' 'N~A'
A"''p' Va 1o'' 1rupu. w. ,,ru,
Grain fretFhtg ver0 dull, there being little
room on tho market and npparensly llttte dc.
,uand. Tho ratio to buffalo On corn remained ut
Ill cunts lnost o. ano cuarte!s HI. ganR TT s1e9n
cIal,ncey iiuribut. ii.Ws) b,Isbus of cort,: pre-
tieifer netI' Tx III, hsnf,Isnr forn. isor Efit.-
nr,speijer IvcSI.,Iny. III caU b,sshsis d. oats Ia
t14Mnrr,asnnr,,tr u, H. Hnnn III {s, ';she,s ~
oats. L,ltnt,er frejghts we're very tirtn, aud
~ tho rate fron hionom!1.oe. the price now
and out low cue 9%ertnx. srs.xno.r r,,srs.
Tim n,aunft,ccnt stcan,or Nyaak. of Tho un,on
riae. taasnsnJr.i 6y Cunt. aasu shauaan, tic
SoMro1sre e, 9f tha % Gno9 Go%p%sny's l,asssnxsr @ @
uf uo,MitotJaIo I'M or pr.se rcxnrsIns ills i,oat.
inr puIaco aeeti I'd satu.-sbo spcuks fur hcrsv,t.
IT rhn tInc ~ nmssnnunr 1tnnnnr iIcrmm. Of ihc
MosSbaufs' Hss,nroai Line, Ieayos FrtiMy even
inR fUr Montreal anu the lower like por.s.
Those wishing to visit tna lower lakes atid tho
Wow by slayiiaht or tlo Thousand ISLANDS.
Will iinl on the atuntnors OF this Inc tho Uun1-
forts ut hunu com,bfnGd with scnseu III security,
experience and cool JUDGMENT.
Tho l!1e sldewheoI steamer Cornna, OF tho
1oarich @ t'go, icSvcs W. @ evening or scnean!e
OF the snmu4tnr. leavcs far EseanAba Saturday.
, 1881-07-21
AROUND THE LAKES,

ANNVNU u TN q In E3e
= D1sPuTxp nwNRNsHlP. 500 3
AT Detroit FRIDAY neputy.N Marshal c. r. Tay-
lur libeled Tho oasxuas OF thp m.baEgo Low
, 1881-07-21

- MISSISSIPPI pnOr1rDtT1oNIsTs,
JACKSON. Miss, July s0.-The State Pro-
l,ibltlon Convention mot to-tlay, 200 Delegates
from tiltrty-seyen counties being present,
The present nctton Of the Convention. looks
to getting tile next Legislature to submit to
the people MI amendment to the Constitution
prohibiting tho lluuOr traffic.
, 1881-07-21

1LLlN0IS,'
aaseia& D&soateA "a Ia CAteasa 1tth+~s.
PLANO, ILL.,, July ao.-Ths ar1ny-worm has
made !ls appearance In Kendnll County. and
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For 81 IL Cents on the Dollar.
Immense Excitement
SHERIFF'S SALE OF j. P. GlLMAN'S STOCK.

The city merchants were on the spot early each determined to
take the prize but WhGn the gaVG dropped and the Sheriff sang
SOLD TO Mr. j. T. GRFFTS there was establishment and Con-
SrnaOn depicted on every c0untGnanGe They had missed their
opportunity they evidently thought that the Sheriff would sleep on
tia little and when the ateg word SOLD rang out upon the
sharp frosty air. sounded like kn9 to departed hope 1t seems
unaGoutaby strange that the Sh1Wd merchants of cur city should
have allowed the Court Receiver puck the prize from their grasp
so easily.
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Or. aieord-s VITAL s.s.oras.v.

HAs BEEN ENDORSED BY THE ACADEMY
ISL OF MEDICINE OF PARIS, FRANCE, tested
physical debility, loss Of manly vigor, etc. Con-
tains no phosphorus, canthaiides, or any other
poison. Produces no reaction and is permanent IN
Druggist sole agent for the Pacific Coast, 101 Post
street, SAN FRANCISCO. Boxes Of 100 pills, g
400, so. Sent by mail. Inclose stamp for de-
scriptive circulars with testimonials and symp.
toms Genuine has private proprietary stamps with
monogram OF S.B.S. ol5-TuThS&sw1aw1yS
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS.

A. r. Downtpg q SON Wholesale Dealers
in Druggists and Proprietary Specialties, No. II
Second street Grand Hotel Building.
Justin Gates.-Pioneer Druggist. removed TO 722
Montgomery street. Country orders solicited
Langley & Michaels- Wholesale Druggists, Inn
porters Of pure French, English and German drugs-
Northeast corner Front and Fine streets.