, 1881-05-15

Yesterday the propeller G. ]. True.del1 arrived
here from Iud}npton. towing one of th7 new
vard azfsto or T.von nrothare. hargea win q
- ~, ~ ~ % ,sto 49, - =
80 =. 's'' Eene y. af.~@ ..1 80 sases.ss
ua".o e. - ~ Aeaos' a. 10 eg"noAs,a' y.'a" .na
clerk IN the employ OF Mr. Jonn .: Lyon. Inc
Tae as .he @ and fni
description ut the style OF build OF me narses,
which are TO constitute an innovation in the
ssan, has been riven bs TnE Ta1HusE,
Htepet'uou mere. ~ Ine ctoNu loI spaSE. - ~.
Necessary Inc mrs5 e1pel'men. o. .o"sX G1, VIII w
cnlated for tho midsummer trade: and N every
1ense an improvement OYER fne sturgeon BAY
kna9s. At future tune ihE IRIbuSE viii sas nave
srauuaiy built and properly manned. For the
present. suhce Il 10 etate Inat tne Lyon m btotae1s
nave e. mace % most aec.uen aavance ID Ing hnal-
l. sERT0Cs COMPLAINT.
Capt Charles Johnson, of the schooner Peuob-
scot, unites with Capt Henderson, Of the
Government light at Deaths Door was not
lii, neither was the fog-hor connected
With the establishment blown during m the dense
River was At nuhor under Plum Island during
Thursday and the following night, while rhe Pc
The Captatp OF the Canadian schooner Midland
Rover states that last week he ;sas in the Straits
when so many vessels found shoals. During the
night be ran 50 close to Waugushance light as to
BE- enabled to outline the town by the reflection:
vet ~ en,,n1 emans1ed frnm The steam for-
born What IL the mutter with these Govern
ment officials ANYHOW?
now r CAMP
..h.,,4.u,e,,.+1 ~ ,.,,oo,- vastardav 9 forenoon
Ise4a ~ c1osa cnnversatfon on
tbs north side Of South Water. street, near the
torner nf Frpnklin They proved to be Richard
Powers General President of the Chicago
Eeamen.s Uni1,u. and member of the Union
nHmed PATRICK wallace The conversation was
apparently OF the social order. but bystanders
suddenly saw Powers strike Wallace IN the face
with bis fist and receive weak how IN retuln'
anen there was cl!acn anq ~ 9t,a snot
nS nc: roilcet,ncef aluIpus na9scsu a hnd ~ ~ tns
NO separated tne comoatantt ne .t tanu ~ pa,r .
seuuon OF MAKING an a'lssl. t'u1 ii e,o,,Id
S.s lnsstea tna1 f1Gn r!sa.e ,.ra., ~ i.ynt
petakeh 1nto custMt, "ueasHpois nth ~ - ~ ,ris
0eaoea oncer conouoen -, snAc ,r, Nt1 +;tPfn, g. r.
ySuets S on cnatRe O o.sotustt?1- .t o.n..tat;n,
~ h,t LII, anu IS ~ ca,h xhirh presi-
~ uonn VIII une VI g - ~ ,.s GsaIn. n,1.at
o9ne fowers pald OUT OF nls OWE pGhest, r t,,,,,,xr
r,a1 asn WW etenlnR ans tnd h,a ~ he suffering
Met wallace and 1onna nstm u Ge 3,+,otnd rs
poara ~ tro. he Claims nnscoucn1-
ly there is n smart CHANGE ft,r suit In civil
courr against The General President of the
Eeameu's Union for damages resulting from
bodily injury it appears from Officer Murphys
statement that Wallace had visited the head
quarters 81 rhe scamen's Union on Friday for
the purpose Of paying his dues. and that prcsi-
dent Powers refused go receive them on the
grpund thai Wallace had been guilty at work.
ing with .*soab5" Meeting Powers again yes
terday at tho lumber market, Wallace once
mure rendered pavment OF his dues, when the
President at first threu1cned and then struck
and kicked him. Ibis Is statement OF the case
u it stands. and the readers can ju6Ge for them
selves OF its morits.
FIRST ROUND TRIP.