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, 1881-03-28
IRISH-AMERICANS.
Organization OF u Club for Aftlfng Irks1l
Independence.

Organization OF u Club for Aftling IrIsll
independence.
For sono time rast n number OF Irish Amor
tcn.I gentlemen ut this city hnvo been discussing
tho tmnttor OF orxHnzlnB IN Associntton whose
object w0n1 bo to foster an Irish na tionnl fcol-
luz In thls country. pro.uotc uity AMONG Irish
American citizens, as,d which might IN certain
occastans, tnku chnrHc OF thosy responsive move
1nents III this cnuntry to oxpress sytnpMthy and
EIve aid to tho Irish leape at homo III lholr Ka-
lnht struggles for jttsttco anu fnir-l'tay. Tho
neud nf such an organization WIS innde very
spl.rred Tic psnn.otcrs to uctlon: Tho resutt
Ht several discussions md consul tntluns wus
tho Issuing q II prlshto notice tu
SterInnn, fiuuso ulub-s,un,. Only fifty Invita-
tt0us were issued by tho promoters at tho meet
.x sa nSs sss o ,p GUM fSty M *otff@s,, fsnossS r.
lionrko, lohMF. ,Finerty;, ,GGapt. y; Qu!tk. r Y.
Hiobons. i. j. Gsllery, Denis VCanMor, Niurti-
ss ss.Sn MG ,;Sy aIkhnn 5 ss J. y 1aI1k Earlget
T. ef ssn !, ftIxSS T. GssSto s ua:rees h%rns '
SSysS SaSsS ssy TG e. esss!:
Col. iianncAsy WIS called TO the chair, md Mr..
John +. Finerty stnted The object Ut tho meeting
~ by tho organization VI club for the prottso-
ton Vi Irish nnttam, fcollny, which would par-
TGs ovcntsSf tue rnst ye,tr saowal the necessity
for stct, y club: Tho letter or Mr. 4: ~; sul,;
llynn pAbfsllc.i in yesterdays TRIBUNE, showed
ireland ut hpnlD ook to tho lrah r,tco IN Au'oric
fur syWpathy and suppDrt orH.lnized ayulphthy
aa sanprt, , to nsa j. w i, 10 nra tn1 mias,e a q!
| Unity nnunK t!le Irish Americans or tnie city,
nnd above ull to foster nttIon'l fecllug. Tu
un-AnlGrlcnta. h0 would siIy that the hltzeE wht
WIS true 10 tho land Of his alrtn WINS certllin tt
, 1881-03-28
COMMISSIONER OF PENSIONS.

=
MILWAUKEE, M9rch a7.-5evcsal veteran SOL
tllcrs wcro nround yesterday with petition for
the appointment OF ton. John G. StnrkweAther
to tho position Of Commissioner of Pensions
Tho general expression anlons the military clp-
mont Is one OF dissatisfaction With tho present
Commissioner, who wis mover sollIer, but
who hollis lucrative position that mt.
urn!ly belongs to soldier. 1t !a CHARGED
ei0nng business. the Departlncnt has permitted
worthy applicants tn be NOT Dnly roughly nlit
brutally treated, and tho vetornns feel that with
Commissioner thorg would be II better prospect
for whatever legitimate cln!ms thoy tnay hnro
ngNty,st tho 1t.Etranent. Many persaas nt tn-
tlugnco hayo s!gpeA tho stnrkweashor petition.
Clar9y1nen lnwyars, editors, baukers, and Ia
das need Hop I}.tturs duly for ttrVo fuFcB.
, 1881-03-28
that, on and after tho opening Of navigation y,
tho aurlng of 1871, iixcd rod light will bc shown
from It, Instead Of tho nxcd white light hcroto-

LOCAL AND GENERAL. NOTES.
On Saturday tho luz Fl0salo Thtelcko mule m
effort to pltsh tho Eraln.laltct Aefoonpr Flctt-
wing int0 tho Chtcax,, Compnny's West S,do dry
,luck, " have leak stoppei. Owing to tho low
stngg uf wafer, however, tho vessel could not
get over tho snttrc-slll. ....
Tho srhuoncrs pilgrim. GczIno, and J. +. Tracy.
,ropclIor n. II. F,lxton, nnt tug 4. Miller were
shifted Un S,tturt1hy tly Tho tux Flssee Tholckc.
1'rllny evening tho tugs j. II. ffnekloy and
Fossle Thiolcko pno,o ont Ut tho ChlcnKo Com.
pany'a West stlo dry-tioek. tho former calken
and sporting II new wheel, md Tho latter calkc''
and troncd. Thor piRrrs In tho sintk wcro take"
by tho propeller r. =. Faxton md tug a. Miller.
Tho inter will have II ieak stopped.
Cnpt. Chris Wootnot1gh Will command tho
snhuonor 4. ). HOLLY. ...
Tho Executive Committed OF the Chicago vca.
sf;.nss sstss", s Ss' %eh Within viii Mesia was
elected SECRETARY md j. \. nlnhan1 l'rntsurcr;
THO tuY 4. sos.or Is at tho watcr' Works Crib,
Ut rho .cht",lors io Roy, Mariner and sca star
wey ready to leave sl!whnkco nn SntMr.i@S aInt a,
With chrRocs Of ba,k fro'xlt ior Ahn"poe aau
Capt. II. tnvin, of l,u!rnlo, WIN Inst year COM
nn!!le 5e propeller ChicaSn @ n" VI, n1s,g1,,Esi 1si
tho l,oll-rope on tho 1lcatt'-barge Huron Clty,
recunt1y purchased, tDgothcr with tho scltmncr
Sam Flint, by the ileboar'I q Ihufoer Lumpef
i. y. Norr'. Il Co.. Of Milwaukee, hayo taken
the contr'Gt to f1'rnsa tho ontnt Tor can'e'aa
0f1Fo III f. J roMne " eSafEs Ga'isctor Of custo.
KIncartlInc, Ont. has rraIgnod that n1co, ma
n,irpt'sus going oack to tho newspaper peo1es'
Capt. Porter has arrived at Milwaukee to look
utter the schooner Thruo Brothers.:
Milwaukee, papers contain tlaily announce.
between that pnrt and Grand Haven. Newa
I' Xr silwaukee ] " tho m schoonor Il. r. Mason an.l
scuw Milton Are being lifted out for Immediate
, 1881-03-28
MARINE NEWS.
The Tug OBJ. Green Released from
the Ice OF Hyde Park.
Farther Information Concerning Tho Ice, Rayl'
gallon, and Lake Ffcishis.
More Vessel Transfers - Disasters - Local
and Gonoral Notes.

RELEASE or TIE o. II. GREEN.
Capt. Edwnrsl Napier succeeded III working
.ne LUZ ~ "snsa "t 49,, ~ '"u ro,,,t ~, tor ornfy
ycsiefuaY elterhto,'. anu plo'Nh. nos SUI n
Into pOrt. EArly 1T tho aftcrnoon the TUX Con-
stitutit,n, with party Of flftern or twoBty per-
anns MI hnnr,1 stnrtel from Wells street bridge
.'.'.,. a"s ~ 49,. .a...s - T,,, ,,Irnw lronn,
",lucr 'no c"hn"hu " N"ps' =. .'a.",,is -
Win tho view OF schct1nf 'lita' II p"sslo'o' ~. ~
..u,S n.y. ~, ,ho hst,o, M o. fnn tn r rockod
viii irc hrt Tho f,nn.t,,u,tor cnstty showed It
W." III " ""' h" "u ,.as .,Iroto% ,n'thw"rl
n1ong tho trrnkwMter, through heavy field ri
pnck leo Mt tho losrr Dnt Of tho STRUCTURE. anu
.hnro, f.ar ~ ,,nnr ,vnrcr ,,utII n mint nrnos,t
thercaiteF " open VIII, n''" ,1 "'s p. "pp'I, ~
DrEsns r>nco whS feaohna' tteFe as"' ~ ~
tho !iac-fco followed tnrtih'is co'lrso to
tho eastward. and lnto it tho Constitution waa
hcu.lcd. 1ustcud ot opou watcr. however. thoy
encnuDteFen ~ s. ,stat ~ thrt,,,ti,
!Ion !,t @ @ ~ - ~ ,t ann, tn,;"nH. .hat -
. t smt ns s t avt;;nInnsiv ~ tlisn
, 1881-03-28


tOlsTEN-F -FunHral nf Maurice +. Porter ut tho teB-
!duneu al a uothdt. l0l1 hUtth EotE-bt, At oe0ck
M l0wefs.
cunny-At Iacksonvilte, SUNDAY mnrnl1R, March
III rs st. A. Curry, gf Lincoln, H., formerly OF hsW
Sirk.
GARDElfly-March n, OF aentH entH!itla and perl
toiIitis EmEnn Frnpcus Ehrhefry. 4xed u 5cnfs.
tnnu.ai Will taku place Tuesday. 2gh At 10 o'c0ck
ffunl fosidunes " tars IL Calvary.
FriSnds nrJ Invited without further notice.
Mrt;HEGOR--At Turner junction. Ill., March p.
nny NcfeEoF. In the <h yeat Ut lle nxa> Killed "
u Funurnl will tAko placs ffon tho rasldeneo of hs
htotluf, aH 1IlabaT-st. r4sadh{, MRTeh r. IT T.
Aj., hy carriages 10 GrACelahtt. Frlahda Instfoa.
HAY EH-Kt!tt by Tho cars. Saturday. March ~
Nan,el lJRxHB. nHGa H. fur,EFlY OF l.AMf4HcU, MHBs,
NDt!co of funeFaI hereafter.
W!i,lAMs-saturIey. at u n H. Eys Lop!sg onl1
chilli III Henry amt AtA WtllAmss u pAhGdohlA.
1Ked Year ainnths nnA adaI. ,,,s,+ ,,.u
FuIaeraf from tho rpslIuacs OF A. lund1 lla Low
ett.nv,, FuuslAy, Ht3 y. Ill.
IiALrtN-TlIoMut ~. IIapln. In tho sun yanF nf h!a
ses sunday atasch 2. r. ~ r9.dsnea' a6 Hast
ttt44.ztt Ut InfiAsuu&ntnry rheumatism.
Funeral Tues1AJ 3jth uss, by carriages to Calvary
Ennutosy.
rsekl3n: N X q o;8 eeoSx ,;a, 7; i;og VI
axsd Il yeaes sni months, on!1 dauE.tor of yau.s.
inu9itur ii JssssG. nYYI Anl William l.osk;
Tho E0aatnt NIL bs bought II Gr4colaqd fur atef-
| DDut,
, 1881-03-28
THE CITY.
IN GEN ER.AL.


J.E, FaEScu. Of Cleveland. Is at the Palmoe'
40. sttoy. Of New Mexico. IA at the fremont
LA. ARTHUR, Of Now York. Ia nt tho FREMONT
GsonnE L. TRACY. Of Denver. Is ut tho shcr'
mnn,
arx. c. II. ToMrx1ss, U. 3. A.. Is Mt sho
rncIIc. ...
II. rAror. Of Council Rlufrs, H., Is Mt tho
Pnimcr. .n
6lo,..ox D. pE,toaSs, Of New orleans Is at tho
pulnter.
1po,,os II. WENpttSo, Of st, Louis, ia Mt the
PMsmer. .-
j. N. KELLY, Of Green bay, Wis, Ia at tho
Palmer.
CHARLES NJ. McLA1x, Of Toledo, is at tho
Tromunt.
e. W. DunAs7, or saltwater, Minn., Is Mt tho
shcrmAn. ,.-
GEoaoE Il. wArSwnloHr, Of 11allfax. Nova
ecottn, Is ht tho fremont.
rHoMss *. KEt;S,, tho traKcttnn. and ". X.
Hayden. his u,nnarcr, are ut the shrrn'af'.
.AtonAt.s and Capital" Is tho tito of Mr.
Cnvrrnus lecture 1T Hershey Hull III p. ill., to-
day. -
r. II. 3tonu1soS, Of Sy1lnoy, Australia. and Mr..
nul Mrs. L. Mcrrln,alt, ut Lon10H arc " the
Trrmunt. ..
str. X. a. BurtxELL addressed tho. aftcrnnan
meeting yesterday nt tho 13sfewNEl IN Inc
Why. tic Trttih. and tho Lire FlnrescP Ne Nc
curfhs nssfsted Mr. l'urne,i. Part Ut sn5 Fur.
wcl-IIall chuir furnished tho music.
THERE Is ~ hAnk khonk of the Fidelity itamS M A. A.
tbs West Twefth Street sutton hennT lug -
lnbn il, McAury. illv,nx m tn,Ianos IL h!s credit
Of to9 frr which III nwner Is snnted.
ARA n,eetnR Of tho chisago rypSgra'ph,s"l L.
un!nn c Sestci9y ssrss :, ,,,r,, rsoton " t'ms ws
Il p,lt,lIc library and nit museum. nie,g.,,a
pee,,ll,nry a4s,sNncc, md promising to hia the
in TINT HNG5llA ttHlF1lDlEs
FL. PARKER, General rraI!le Manager Of the g
Mintcnpsiis l. On,nhn tiii1road Atd Louis
F,esSi eH xEento u Tho Chicago. Milwaukee 4 st.
Pnui HHiiruaj, urc ut the facthe.
\, X. PARSONS lccturetl before tho Svca socIe.
~ yesterday afternoon at their hHtt, cHTsl'r h1
tendance w,s very small and tho lretnrc o!l. M Of
the regular c0urxG. His subject WIS, LttGor.
Saving Mncn!rcry: 1lnw II cIn DC M!so t' save
thu i.uorer," n1id pr,vul quito nntcrt1lmns' Il,n
and wts lust lengthy enough not to be tedious
=. II. C. \.
The united acTsiec held tu rarwcll HILL tns
evening wus conducted ny the lse': a. 4. Mutet,e e,
itr Gls evening lecture tho subject ns "Mer;.
Ies.isn,. luy,ng tic tounslation " ~ lrnatn
tsS As; =, r, ' to v'9sas sns t5r!sts y 81
ttnc, III fund In tho thirteenth verso Of tho tif
trenth chaptorof tug Flrst Ep'fte t. ths I!eoGe ,
subject wis must nbiy and eloancntly handle.
under tho foll"w!ng aspects Or its s,,xasst1y$
.s%sh'nas .r.at WHIT ysloo = mural hsf"e'p nsea
hs "tts ssslas slevat,nx xo''' tendency: "It
superiority sooSe Il! othss ki"!s ot 1ac C."
sss, w. aSk sas tstSss Sss,rn,p Hs sassss XII as
moral nprcntion. and clieite'' lho eosast at
ttntioo during Us hour II delivery: Nvxt ~,
III IN te wss sa,ns pinco MrR Ora,,n.n ot Manrheste
EnRlauJ, whu Is now travelling III this country
, 1881-03-28
SUNNY ITALY.
A Noxv Among Her Sons Over llae
Funds OF ii Charitable society.

A Noyv Among Her Sons Over sAe
funds Of ii Charitable Nocteay.
A great agitation. Of which tho outside worll
kr,ews worry little. ID ut prescott eeluE undergone
by tho ftnlIan citizons Ut Chfcngo 1t ls not that
any movement bus beeH orgnnizcd to aIol!sh
neaput stupda or hut1tl- tl-urKnus.--nothng so
hunouB as thnt is throatcncd.-but It Is still
question that cun,ca directly h.'t''s to tho oGk.
A. f ~ y fa'as% srs% II 4S 9ty
tsavaau s d i v,' % say
Mh.sh y u: "s % sr .s s', oDjeet Il 'ho 1ais;as "f
funds tn aofrny tho nxpenses " hMry!nE
!aSr s"prt nq 5 y \. s,sn ,n9
tlle et,st themselves. H',ma two weeks hvo, "a
",iel IL sturzu." the "Iatituz!one" mot 1T 9H
inx IN % yeas, utHvassni dasibaldi hotag choseu %
"six. Presitlonto," At tl!s sumo noetI4g t!oe.
nsM nSI an ne ohreh m naw buns @ s on xo Nos
siiy. Thu murtlng was nut n,vury largo ont,
4a ths .snatlo was sGidsd po ., y ~.
sii,rc, W to ths bssst piSs I'D T!Sy ,lvsM5,
far1i far Which it % bal Ssa, rasc!l Act ct"ra.n9ly
u a"protosta WIS published und circulated. tn1
s.spps fss bis f'sita i 81 af Faa, aie it's
ta liin4,aehiu. ii. ri.t.!se!ui. d,ncintp Hartul,.
n,.lcot.,ent tint . ia .nllhofut3 III Isporre tiuI
cupllalu lonasi.lu StO0 n!M Choaa ltat!'InA." tho
| "pf0ttsta WuIlt Ill u aAy tlMt " III lnet1lEH
>Er prttslNrl liiStICo HceGAsdFlu Arrl. luUKO u
Elurfiu u Marzn. lsaf, nlIu nre y. H. mel Hrgenu-
lMun's Hui, Sn. y and n Firth avenue" IN
banIn's ltall Ut o'aluok IN tho aEterool,. March
III tn tAkD tho iIecGssarY Elcl4Ires III tho rretn-
| lAta.
The nleutllY ycstcr.'ay afternoon was attenflct!
BY nb,ut lhD nr itaIy's swasthy Runs. WIN ta!ko,i
with tAe vreutest nose, excltomont, nnd unIn-
tcxLllty until o'clock, ltulll which tln,u they
we're nut cA!cd to pr1ler. \: chpraI presided
M,aly -propnscA resolutions wure uterud: Yhuy
prt'vitnd ihat tho *io1 should bo demanded frns
| tho officers WIN bad tho AMOUNT In charKu
al4 thut, II tho cash coulu no
10 ubtathcd by reaceab!o lneAns
1t would bu by fDrcble measures. AZ this tunrt,
urc, to~1vnr, al1sut hnlt tho n,en prcselit left
tllelr spMts aii1 stnEted for tho l.or; ih0y Alst
commenced hssnK. while 0tO fnUr0 rtuklus.
tban tho others yelled III utxsl English. llurrnl
: fur ,hu church!' 0f cuursu this i4uio 4 appar
ent that ll4u uppnatttnu wns very tarHely ruptu
sonted. Hut The Chairman hast!ly PVT .ha ro4.s
, :'no.s." declared me sesoIulpns % ndSptoI aa a
5 tl0 Euccting adjourned.
, 1881-03-28

ltA IL EhtEAN*AA
Tho schooner 'tule Mitchell hn8 bcon chartered
10 curry thtpo cargoes OF ir0n-orc, L'Anse 10
Falrport, ut 3::.@a. ...-
Tho Olivor Mitchell will unload her plaster
cargo nt Cleveland and churtcr for coal thence
tu Chtea3n at II.
Toledo vcsscl.mcn think TINT there will DO nc
trouble In securing II X .cont freight on corn or
4 cents OH wheAe ut that port fur kingatou Or
OsweHO, during the cUt11ttig kunsOn.
The sehnorers J. +. Card aMd 4. II. k!MaAll got
~ prr cord for delivering llEnest0ne ut Ctnyo-
Land frr,ln Kcly's tslaud- Low Btocks occason
thesv tarly shipments.
Tho Kingston lFhFU says: " 1t has been stnted
thnt tho article hppcMFlnE tn the HHfQ IN nlnn,
llAy rospeetng thu tlnluur trlstfa WIS publishes!
for tho urJN's1 OF helping frtlKhts. nr 1T Iest 70
cfent0 Il furry Hjllt,hK ve8scl.tnOn und cltlse
ttlen to hold uut no longer for high rates. sueh
Ia llAt a fact. Tho artfGle WIS simply tho atntc-
moiIts Ut lnarlna men with whOm VT hRvo cut"
yrrsod. Tt'-dny. II lrh'V reporter Inter.
vicwctl II vessel .'nan who, ls an!hlnR pH
for higher fruEhts. Iio cln,tncd that tho
trnt1o prospects wcrc similar TO- tnoso
of lB7.. Vussul mon who thou snntoaot at nfst
oyers wnre badly sola, Tns yonr ho hGt ntfcra y.
Eiair anu Si!1 from I..!dtMgtaa. 0fcea nul alao
| bcuu nude IL hin trDH, Duncan cIty, and ports
| On Lake Huron aud Lake Aiehighn for uurgoes
| ut cln and pine. N"arly I'LL tho tmator. fcsssls
| have brell 9nRnKed eu carry uak, ynt tlore la
| nrarly Us much pine ind clm, for re SHIPMENT
| nf which Us nnnY mora vessels Will 10 rctlu1rci
Thus hv believed that rates mist advance. ane
tllut he u ]ustt.iud III watt!ng for suvh thlna
| to tAkt pluDG."
, 1881-03-28

Tho tux Wricomc, whllo towing tho steam.
barge MIiwntakeo, at Milwnukae, on friduy. got
a chain In her whoel and was alsabied several
hours th0rcby. ana.
Iy rush Ut the 5co III 1ae aloltn AIseF u
11piloyjllv Ont. on Tuesday OF Inst week. tho
yaohts Duuattess nnd Katie. Gray wero buried
uRjer hugo bucks unl bully 1AmARpd., Ths
sshoansss ktary Fostar an4 John "oaley a!so
MElu injured.
, 1881-03-28

Koar-AdmlnIl john HodgeFs. Chairman OF tho
Lighthouse Iuari. gives Official notice that tao
f0t,rth-orler lighthouse on the 4outh sido Ut IT..
Joseph river MtchIyan, at tts nouth. has bcuts
satuoyed to tho outer sud Of the north pier, and
, 1881-03-28
SOCIAL ECONOMICS.
General Criticism on Dr.. Thomas and
His Views on Communism.
Some Interesting Statistics on tho LaDor
Condsl!en Of tho CitJ.


emma fnfnrrstlnr Ntn{isties on tle Ln1)ur
''''o A"'s' S'.e ~
Condition or tho Ctt%*
----
,,.u :, ~ ,,r ..n.I =.
An Equal Redts(rFcting oil mo CIlY Askeu on
I'm p,s,s al ponu!alion.
'"u oas's VI 'oPp'a"o"
-
...,-..,.,,,.., -, ,,,,, ,,,,,st..,coh,rv zcr.
~ Mnss-Weeun9 VI 'ne n''t'sn'sptaN"'H ~
tiun 1f tho sl'oinllsttc phrty was hesa yesterday
AFTERNOON ut No. ii Wctt Luke street. Mr.. !
Tn.rio. whoo1cr If, thc chair. md nt,out 10 |
suaa,ss 'a..,s,, ,,.a''', - ''' s'"''' ''''0
Ptm''o ~ P'teei ,.. ,,. ..,,.,e
Ihe proceedings oTeneh "ala lo"A 'estuF'
by Mr. q. II. s'o,u. who undertook to mako an-
aver tn III, alleged attack untlo by t]r, rhoInua
49, 49,. " .,",' ~ ~ .u,"'r - ~, u,rAnv
upon SOCIALISM, Ill MS aera'o1 u 'A' 1"'i'"s
pfoPlnns' >,
At tho conclusion Of tho lecture Mt. 7. J. Nor.
uan n,rcrni tto f,,Iiowiux resolution:
fI..,,., ,r.,. 4. te H., ri Ia o1rot tnty
an ~. I'LL i. ~ ~ ~ :" t,,n "rI,sits
snMs INV ~ 1s',f., IL. VI H., wy .1t,"s Una
n:i ~ -. ,..,.1 f,.,", I,,,,,,, ii. ,r.rt I'M
!nNMe ~. M s'a,,n ue.,,,. n % ~ ~, u" r",
, 1881-03-28
.4NNOUNCEhfENI,S.

POLITICAL.
Yf1IIE FOLLOWING REpU BL1CAN
meetings viii ~ ha!i thls aysning March ~;
Eleventh Ward. VI .ntttnS's ilutl, A1a.se. .
Twulltl War1 tstxth fFscnetj, VI ~ 6oHea "est-
cfn-AF.
1T1UE MEETING OF TIE YOUNG MEMS
HvpuCIiuan CLUB. Twelfth Ward, Annoanced III
VlsAdAy ntas ~ uwsl1E's Halt ~ bs.I t.osSpon9n
Hull, until Friday cvsnlnx, " ka1e glaco.
7rNERE Will HE 4 MEEFlNG OF
l. EliteoMth Ward Iepubicans ~ f3pnx,4 lial! X
ANeu- .--.-------
rI,IIERE WILL BE A MEETING OF ~! I.
spuh.ca!s ot tha nrsstnst It ~ n, nsa ~
Iessrs. T. Ii. cIaIk 1o..u spa!alnx .n9 e. :. 1se:
EI1fiEnE WILL be A. MEETING OF TILE
Tblrl4unth WarisEt In HUnSs itat! this sYonin4.
to consider the Al4DInan!o 4ues!nh., Ana tao Pfo'
, 1881-03-28
ICE AND NAVIGATION.

Tho propeller UI0ntO VIII to hive lett Mil
wnukce for Chicago oil Friday evening. but III
conseqllenco Of n vast incrchso In the quantity
Of ico 1T this cn 1T the lake, through tho ncttol,
OF tho northorly wind. CApr. DutIin ordered her
to keep nway for tho prcspnt She Will therefore
mako another trip, perhaps two trips. to north
orn ports bufUrv rrtlrninK lm this direction.
Tho leu III I,ayloys ilnrln'r u stu heavy
Cleveland pa9crs represent that tho leo haa
le1 th1 sot rt Lks h. !s y ft cysa sSity from
Handnsky. sbc pncounterud worry little 1cp oil
Accortlux to tho l}ufra!o Express Of Friday
there ID II clcnr Rtrln Of wlltcr iMs!t[e tho now
brenkwnter. hut beyond thnt ns fir as ths cyo
c,tn reuch it IL nothing G,!t soitd !cot
Tho wntgrs OF tho Sll1llnw River cHvcr TITO
I}nntn C1tnpAny'H ,iock ut Enst SilElnaw, lnti y
r.sc oT eighteen Inches nore VIZ ,ceoss!tHte tne
tl,at thu leo In tho rtvor oppuslt Carro]ton Is
Htl 6t'ltd. md ir tho event of bre'k.npa
W to properly. 't"nsc'iaontiy tao aavsabiiiiy ot
.,rsnking III, tho ,cc 1T thlt glnce e s'i9Eestet
sps ID IT, tsa S,,.se' rsos a s, aa aa hs Tux
| Welcome experienced considerable dilflculty IN
st. tnG ,s e. A@RSaS @ s'h soSSr seSse
Satnr1lny morning tho vessel required fo bo
inovct Ito feet 70 TsaeI' tho elevator ssl,outs;;
bio Icc In Lake Ertr. t,cnr l!!hck River.
Adytees Isnsn Ilayto,. y. ", L: r;enort ; no Ice
trim s",n ssnl to Atsxandsa at r.t ay tce.shoyo
ii picturesque style hi tho vicinity Of the Nlpls-
suiiaia Creck IL full ut t,oatIne !cc oil logs
| ard pieces Ut nlt kInls nf runhfsn. Tho !cp III
the '!nckwell ta.lal roslnins yGry tlrm al'a tusa
Fraiay no"n Ice conne.,cc'i to run In st.: .C1a!r
I,lvor. tho Ice jan, 1t tho lou. ot Luke Huron
ncis t plio.drlver wis cut :Iown Gy tho leo. aud
sunk 1eAr tho upper dry -ocls ut Fort ilur.ni.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13
From the Capital.

Hon. JOHN w FOSTER, minister to Rus
sia, is in Washington He has rendered
his resignation.
CAPTAIN HowGATE reappeared Ia Wash
ingtoh Oct. &, and was arrested on the
additional charge of embezzling 800, 900.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR thinks the extra
session of the senate will be of brief dura-
ton. He refuses to listen to applicants
for office.
The impression prevails at Washington
that Mr.. Bavard may decline the presi-
dency of the senate in favor Of Judge
Davis. The stalwarts are rot at all anx-
lous to organize the senate, and, 1t Is re-
ported, will not serious oppose the domo-
Gratis.
Mr.. BAYLEy, employed in the army
medical museum at Washington, has filed
an affidavit that he overheard two men
discussing Z plot to assassinate President
Arthur.
THE extraordinary session of the senate
called by President Arthur, convened on
the 10th inst, and was called to order by
Secretary Burch After some tilibuster'
inS, Thomas f. Bavard, of Delaw. re, was
elected president pro tenn. 1t is probable
the further organization of the senate VIII
be lei. till December.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR has assured Post
master General James and Secretary Hunt
that they can remain in the cabinet al
| long as thew desire, and both Will keel
their portfolios Commissioners dudley IL
being urged for the interior department
THE grand jury concluded the examl
nation of the Guiieau case at ii "A. Nj
| Oct. 4, having examined several additions
witnesses, and examined Surgeons Gen
eral Barnes and Dr. Lamb. A true bill wa
voted unanimously. The jury did not re
turn il at once to the court, bat took az
another case.
THE sspiran,s to the secretaryship o
the senate are Col. L. q. Washington
Edmouson, of Tennessee; McArdle, for
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1881-10-13
Cablegrans

THE khedive of Egypt has signed de
cree convoking the notables.
A VIENNA dispatch announces that snow
has fallen continuously in the Tyrol for
the past three days.
DIPHTHERIA is causing terrible mortal
ity in the province of Orel, Russia, where
II per cent OF the cases prove fatal.
THE Irish constabulary have received
instructions TO keep close watch on the
movements of RedpatA.
FRENCH gendarhes to the number of
$50 have arrived Oct. IL, at Tunis, to pro-
serve the public peace.
THE car of Russia has been asked by
the shah to send officers to reorganize
the Persian army On the Russian model.
PARNELL, in an address at Waterford,
pronounced Gladstone the greatest co-er-
zionist and most unrivaled slanderer of
the Irish nation.
FIGHTING has for some days been in
progress around the Tunisian city of Kef,
between the French garrison and the in
| surgents.
EUGENE, on her recent visit to Paris is
| said to have executed will in favor of
Prince Victor, and urged him to devote
his mind to the imperial cause.
THE Irish Land League will appoint
two tenants in each neighberhood to assess
fair rents, which amount is to be register
ed by the branch leagues, and no greater
sum paid.
THE defeat of Ayoob Khan was due to
the trcacherv of the Cabalis tribe. who
fred on those in their front. The ameer
lost 100 men and Ayoob 250.
AN Irish rner, named Leary living
on the estate of Lord Kenmore. near
Baltimore, was fatally shot by band of
armed men, who warned him not to pay
rent.
In the hope of checking the expectation
of gold to the United States, the Imperial
Bank Of Germany raised its discount rate
to 81 per cent, and the Bank of England
threatens to advanc to 5 per cent, to-day.
The postal authorities of Switzerland
have signed contracts for the transmission
of Italian mails through the st. Gothard
railway tunnel from January next, at
which time the transportation of freight
and passengers will commence.
THE Bank of England, finding de-
crease of el,374,0OO in bullion during the
week, made 5 per cent. the lowest rate of
| discount. The London Ne,cs announces
that all the gold in the open market,
| about ESQ, 600, has been cleared off for dis
patch to New FORK.