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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

For hot lunches, warm meals, or oys-
tiers in any style go to John Kretchman's
lunch room, cor. Eddy and 18th SITS. If
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

A handsome canister given with
every pound Of tea purchased Of Dom
ovan g. johnson. dec27w-f
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

W. have the largest, finest, choicest and
sew selected stock Of Carpets in the toest.
n20tf +. Z. Warren q Co.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

Hats, Caps and Gloves for Winter at
very low rates at Polack's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

A large assortment Of clocks at
GEHNER, JACKSON & BUECHNER's.
oc19tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

For fine watch repairing,
ap29tf DAVID MILLER, 18th street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

A Brunswick & Bake Fifteen Bal
Pool Table for sale at Craig & Gard
ner's. n16tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

A complete line OF canned goods
from the east and west, at Donovan &
J~ohnson's. dec27w-f
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

At L. Murrin's you can find the gen.
uine Scotch and Irish Whiskey, impor-
ted direct, in the original packages.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

Raw silks, Reps and fringes, all kind,
u Frniture coverings, al Harrens.
u29tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

Go to Warrens for mats and rugs,
Turkish, kurrachee and velvet, every
thing in the line. diff.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28
Lost,

A gold breast-pin, on Thursday last.
The finder will please return to Mrs.
R. Gardner, 316 O'Neil street. 1t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

Go and buy one of those Overcoats at
Polack's, the price will astonish you.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

First-class groceries cheap at Nea
Donavan's, 1856 18th street. o22d1y.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

Elegant Celluloid and Rubber Sets
AZ Dare q Collins, the cheapest In
dec22tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

Boots and Shoes at
ap4tf Smith & Harrington's.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28
PIANOS,
SEWING MACHINES.

Will at you up in any way you soant.
Sell you for cash at rock bottom prices;
sell you en- tune, or rent If it suits you
better.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

New, quick, complete cure 4 days,
urinary affections. smarting, frequent
or difficult urination. kidney diseases.
81, druggists depot, d. d. Dare.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28
Room for Rent

Front Room for Rent
over Dare & Collins drug store, corner
Of Eddy and 18th streets. Inquire in
the store. n17tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

New chattel mortgage blanks at the
LEADER office. tt
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

A. & G.. Bitters are a certain proven
i've and cure for Mountain fever, and
all diseases arising from disorders OF
the stomach and bowels Sold by Dare
q Collins, successors to Addoms &
Glover. a21tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28
FOR SALE |

The best brands of cigars are kept at
the Inter Ocean bar. d20tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

ELEGANT.
Those rattan and t%oilloto rockers and
easy chairs at Wdrrens. Good stock in
and an immense stock on the road.
n29tf
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

Wells Health Remover, Absolute
cure for nervous debility and Weakness
Of the geDerative functions. 81, at
druggists depot, ID. d Dare.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT,
For EIcHANsE-
PIANOS.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

Guiteau: That Is Just my case eI-
actly.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

g. historical Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1881-12-28

EMISSIONS. aversion To Society, Dimness OF
Vision, Noises In the Head; the Vita fluid
p-ssing unobserved in the urine, and man,
,ther diseases that lead TO insanity .'nu
THE q MEDICAL INSTITUTE wi l
stgreeto lorfeit 1--we hundred dollars for a case
VI this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and t~reatnient)
Will not cure, or for any thin impure or In
iurious found in II. THIS @ MEDICAL
INsl ITuTE treats all private diseases sue
c-ssfdlly without mercury. Consultation
Free. thorough ex Examination and advice,
including analysis OF urine, IS. Price Of VI
TAI RESTORATIVE, 50 a bottle, or four
lines the quantity, slO, sent TO any ADDRESS
Upon receipt of price, or &. o. D., [but no J. o !.
y, sent without sl.0 will order as IA gusrRn-
eel secure from observation, and in private
iame II desired. by
, 1881-09-28

Its Flnnncinl Success Mot nk Proc
noMnceA nn &o,,lu lEB syt4l,ed-A Hall.
ing or III IEuuuipt4 us Compared with
LMKt Xoar.
apteaas UI.ptsth to Tha Chicago Irtbuns.
CINCINNATI. o.. Nept. .i.-Tho rcce!pts Of tho
Ctic!unau Industrial ExnpsIuun thus fur nru
helout ~ per cont less thnn utou tho sunni aay
last yonr. 1t still hts eleven uys to run, There
WIS considerable ,nnrgin OF proAt last ycar,
aud thoy horn tn Eet through without Ioss tho
pr~ent Hupson. Thore hMs bpou tn,,vh during
septeu1tcr 10 nbst,r, publIu attention und divert
tho minds ut tho peope fron lnuttors which
usually interost thetn. Tile Cincinnati Expo
sttlons, Of which thfs IL tho SeyuHth. tuyc hec.l
or gront advantage to tho city. ant they haye
scrs1d rs lh0tlu'a for 0thDr Gitlos. 1t WIS
tho ortxlnul intention to haltl Ggluo III two
ycnrs. alternately With tho slny n,uslca!
festivals, which nru held htenntally. Tho
advantage to tneCchants. h0tclkecpers, and ratE~
ral et,lI1at,!cs Wis, however, u, e,unIftst TINT
tho ,.esNur0 to hnla every yu!ls cuLIl nut ua ru-
sisted. Vlls prcssl,ru would 4lu continued eypn
Wure tho ExrllsttUns to bu given ut sDnuthIItx
Gf Il Loss. Thu board hns toiM0 uIu!ey IT fts
trpnaury. nlld tharu Ia u larKo guarantee fluid
which May b0 drstwn frOal; but tncro IL M ,lp-
prehena!on thAt il0ney Will hc lost tn Any cum
Aura1su amount. Gvgn during tue must unfn-
yorlbt SuastllIs. Tho HttenuncO IL very largely
n,ado up uf pcsp!u vim !Iye from twenty-five to
aN uIles d,stAnt nild uru brought III BY cxour-
StutlH. 4 -
, 1881-09-28

Cook County Gets 1o1 Per Cent
Addition, by a Vote
Of 7 to 3.
Stenly.scyen per tent Added 10 Torn Lots,
and Twenty Ter Gent 10 Town anl
Clty Loty.
Personal Property Increased Twenty Per
0ent-Good Words for the
Board.

Spsttcl D:.oateh to The Chicago 1rtbane.
srnlSurtELi,. H.. Sept. :7.-Whcn tho sta.o
1lonrd nf Equalization mot today Mr. llussu
moved that tho report Of the CUmmittce or,
Lnnds bc ltuunticl by ntnktng tho addition to
tho assessment Ut Cook County TIL this clnss pt
property ii per cent iilstund Of 10l per cent rs
I'aois.'scd by tho committee. Ths Motion wns
lost, Mcssrs. flusst, ljIodgott. mud lsoot yoling
Hyc, aud sevcn nlom6crs voting no. Thu bUurd
thon nt.leurnc.l.
THE COMMITTEE ON TOwN LOTS
reported I'LL iueruasc Of t0l per cent on Cook
G1unty lands, hut tho 0nnrraI CnnllnlttcU on
tics1cr,l Equalization. nf which Mr.. Jn1ncy T..
loot IL Cla!rn,n, tosly rctlttcod tE.t tn r per
Cent and iii town aild city ns t0 ~ peg cent atlI
Dnpersonat property TO t@Ipcr cunt. lfatl It boon
hprorttuneL differently, there would lInyo hca,
nn inrrease III It per cent personal u.,d Il OH
tuWn Itsl city lots.
THE TOTAL. AVERAGE ADDITION
Is hut trl1to moro than It WIS lust year. but. by
reason III so u,ntiy PROMINENT sulcs Of suburban
property ntMut Chicago ut advanced prices
wltbih tho lust yonr. II was impossible tu escape
II rnlsc. although It Is not '.a,lrty nH much
us WIS expected. ThEs riiIsn on Eauds does nut
materially affect rnrm lands. sls they wcru as-
scsscd u Ko,d lcnl lower thun wcro similar lands
In Attoiutnx Cou,ItiIs.
THE ASSESSMENT VIII. COME 4 LITTLE
HEAVIER
On suburban Acreaga than OH anything else, hc-
catIse there hns bcct il marked advance tn thut
class Ut property. As whDlc, tho l,coplo Ut
cnnk County t,,2ht to tm rcnsonnhly will sats-
fled With their assessment, and the Cook County
delegation nre we'll satisfied With tho results ur
their lubors. Whllu thu assessment Of real
estate remains tho sutAc, thoru hnye been n,lfl-
Der Of
VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS MADE IN COOK
CUUSTr
curing tho ycar-grc,ltGr by fur thatl in any
Other county-and this has l,ltl It's cifeut On tho
members uf tho boarlt. The huartl Is nlDstly
composed af new mcnIbcrs: bllt It Is gratifying
to nuto that they have shown disposition to
trent Cook County fh!rly, ntad huyu intrIKcntly
halIsi!tal tho porp!ox!ng questions tnvulvod III
tholr responsible dulles. They huvu ubnllu Il
gotA beginning, a,ld next year will rlo tlnul,t
nuke Il record OF which thoy will hnyo reasou
to bo proud.
, 1881-09-28
HOME f1AI'f({:IkfNtiS,
~ Hyde nAik IittEM


Enrly yesterday utoriing tho schooner Iron
stntc. bound from Eseanabn to snnth ChfcuKo
with n cArgu Ut ir0I,.prG. whl1U III two of Il rug
struck tho reef opposlt llyslo Park, And III lust
account was about fourteen inches ont (orward
Word wms sant 10 tho city, atd iso of tho uniot.
Limo tugs were Hent to hcr assstnncu. Thoy
pulled ut her Until lnto yesterday AFTERNOON,
hut did not succeed In gottinR her utT s,prrin-
tenleut Henry Illus, Of tho Union Tug I.tnc
whn IL experimenting operations ou her. scut
10 tho clty Tor two scuws to lighter
hpr cargo, and It WIS hoped lust nIght
To rclcnso her attcr tNklng u.f gosno Ut
her cargo. Tho vessel is III It very
hnngorulls position, and should tho wind raiso
thtr0 will be I1ttfs chnnct 10 sayo h1r. The ruor
un which tho Iron StNto struck IL ttlnst tlal,.
Eeraus nne, heinx about twu or rthrc1 uics north
of Clurk'a Puint. nl1d IL unmarked l,y ulther II
bldy or light. 1t III tucntGd n0lt two miles olIt
III tho lake, uni the Government chsrt gives n
depth Of ftttcoh fcut of wAtcr oyur II. but this
depth Is EreAt'y tlccreasctl wien II strong wind
frunl tho southwest hl,ws. Several vessels have
strllck thcra durluK Tho soasun. an,l yusspls In
golng to South Chcl,xo SHOULD atnnd well gu. tn
eastward to avolll it. 1'ha weather lust hight
Wns very tnGgy. making operNtoHs both t!italuult
a,ld dangerous. Thu tjnyerntnent should llko
night.
THE SCHOONER ttfIsES H1k0vEN.
TUX ysfstsay Syy Sayi 1 Re
llpu,t. towing the schtHlirr Chris uruvcr Whtch
she rcleatetl from, tho hcNah nt s|ster ttay lust
t;ruver = III sllul,.ll,i shape afsor acr 1ro1r,ccl
stay on tho rtHks. Sll, links comparatively hut
little. scarcely requiring tho usAlRtanee Of tho
Tho yassel will 10 tlket! ns snn, III tho wtmul IN
her hol,! lIns been rcnauvul. sl,n wn4 ralel!Ael
during shp terrible gAo which prHvAi!eu Frl,Iny
uIN6f.
tho guile whIcA tlryp her ashrc. with ,ht. asslet-
' anee nf tho Y Woeo,n. , H'.e rAnaRod TO w.p.l1nr
she pastc bnih nncs,.r.chMins, Bu t,erco wns tho
EAle. md cnpt. nsl!triell st,!tca that 0h rial.
sats "f =. thns s., yi.!I.y United ~ nre.,anyns ho
cnlty Two sliiors aIsNiDrtak, III, Frl.lny Night
to l.M'nto thu l'rr, so TIM We!cntna cotili land
Il stnatl bDtt which was yGry leuky. unl shurtly
utter they lott tho bcauh tholr frnl craft
swaN,ped II! tho heavy suus. ncarly tlr,wnlsE liz
tGGS,lln!l,ts, who reachpd snoru with tho utmost
ullhculty.
pocN ASn o7,lsll NOTES.
tGrtaHy,
y dense fox hltug over tho lake yesterday at.
erlDuti.
Union scamea's wagcs nre now s:.to per tlny
5rutn ul tAku ilorts,
Tho sct.ont,crs y. II. Ftstpr and Mnry aro in
Miller llrosli0ra aeka ID Auyo leAks stoppUd.
t'ape. Flynn. nf tic atel.u,cr Mnry Hell, Ia to
lako c"!nt.aild 0f tho stoanscr uruce urutntaputl
oh lilo LIT rrf'x.
Tho snpyartis nro cr,wdc.l with wnrk. A
nntMttur nf Vessels ar0 receiving rupalra to 1T
thent out for FAlI trttle.
Th9 l.lx s;eam.largu lnh1 y. Lynn and CON son:
tor Erls, sheso u oasl coal fur Ibis port.
Capt. Isnrt MULES haa purchased Tho larxo
baF4o Harvest tho bn,nslc0 VI tho soasol,
Thu 3l,tf Willis ttr,.w haln ii t,,ty aut1.sn. INST
, 1881-09-28

Stinr r S:hsany;sam: !: !, M Man!,nwns. spn'trlos,
f foS yean!.. O. MSss'i';'i i'a Si"' s'!"'siSs. s.;
SsMkyn!* Mss, assa. nsi'ta% aHt"r "si sa'a'''
f"p 4'!sft + as SS9s MHa:ksf M.ia ,l;'', l"mss '
f fp q lf1issf kss h}S, ln.S ,,,,,,r snr0'
f ,f" H.; Il y :$Sf, :i s %sts 1s;t sts .aass ,s'ssr
i,,lor ,iul'. Si,.*sson. ia%bsr. SS''''
fS + II s'!sSR "%k. WIFI piaSssr ;ss aa'Sss. a"GssF
FS 'S 'tass sssa 91ti 94a, :,'t!ss Saassc ,unbcr.
@ ;S sfs; s:ts iS's Ill; $S;:ss S:ss$s, ssS is;.r
i,r,p !snhu, inthln, aun,irlns;
;S ;S { !a', SS SSs'sa Iii 5Ss is ii.t sapasS.. sa
I,S!' I,:S! !'s'!'! sses.:e''
iS if fasnse II" tiss: ;Esa'e ssss aiss, sr!ss .n!s
se!,r Erlnts. AiunutnlHov. lumbar.
Ssitr j; 4: y ood, M@r'nsi,S. M!ssi t1atGs t"sGsr.
s5 ss!,5 a 'isy cn'y s!s; Ms;x aSsss ia!sr
ssr II t ns;t',sy ;,y :s', !;sna tlssy ',G5pr
$; J! ,; ;.Ss ;;s.$ ;:iIs i$xs 'ss a5s.
scIir Mye:tc, sinskesui'. lumber.
sSs S$s !ssy s%S;si a;; s;;.sS 'ifS:$ ;i;s s ss;:
Sssr s!r Wss,sSalyI 81 #, Msssst'n lS,bar.
SsE iS;; ;;s iisss % Timber
Sci,r !lsa. An-ke x!,a. ian,tei.
sSr ssir { 'i ,iII.n En Wii,s Filth, '.sG"ro
ssss ss';@; @ @S;$ :;is:% ( si:s''' sis:
Eeiar !'3.roit u;T,aa liny.,u. il.,,Ior.
sehr 4. ". LMcts. Mnn!alue. iunlhor.
ss!if / T. ss' sSn fi.,'!'s'; fisvs hSs: ''t.a:'''
SsI,r T. y. N%4i. ;;ssS4 'iitss'' is.ys!',. W.: wt@a.
trhr {. +. .stun. i'sa.id liayu,,. iitn,Her.
He!lE %rEatstSr: % tiral,d !laygn. iun.lur.
AcruA'. AstLlSns.
Stur CNr4,su, Milwaukee,. eund5,cs
, 1881-09-28


to 1le'r herself.
Tho lumber market wns crowded. WITH ttr9oss
Yesterday. tho result Ut sunday HtA sfnn:tAt'a
nrry@s r ~, a A., tron rno t9t iht % sInnss w'
of tho Vcssu. Owners Towing Zinc, nutrtly
slipped nWny Inst week anil tnnk ittD hfrnsolf
yestcray s m nj. fet oo Gspi FrhS *
R;M wlshcs frn;n hta tren,1s ISr tho nrt,si,erity
ntnnng Tho hest tug Captains III tho riyor. n IL
wthnl II very tnodust anu .'nassuulng gcnt'c-
lllnil.
Tic Milwankco shpyar con,nany IN, con-
construct nrw tsoau,- -nArr, which. asitlo trn1n
having nno foot lnss l,c!m md nl,n foot snurs
q. II. a.nrkc, launched III Tho sumo yar. 4 tcw
wcnks agn. Tho Starke ne,tsnrrx lHi fcat kcnl,
H. H teSe Ses:y .yGr fset aGc. % s s {ss, n i,'.
n!ct@l. Preparations fer tayiu9 har kecl have
nlrGtldy coi,c,cc,l. and will bo pushed forward
with nlI rossibso hustle.
nj tho Nortnora siiehig,n l.!its. rrisei ii poTt
yesterday frt,ln ChcbuyHNn. Cnrt. tonnnrs re-
l,orta Il scry rough v6yago IN, ,hIHh hsad wInss
sor,n II hut 3Stsiay ~ "iio nf tho siast t sovcro
20 evrr experlpilectt on Lake Michigan. !tnniy
lasted. @ the Capta!,, kays. n!'9nt iyo minutes.
hit nit!te llfi III rCentH what It ]nEkGA In trll-
t!oo. The i.nwfcnco brought nbuai forty pns.
sc'lEers. all Of whom testify IN strong torlns t1
the excellent seat1inilshn and Rtiol Judgment uf
Capt. Connnrs Hhc leaves for Chcloygnn Nguin
hcxt Frit1ny evening.
.inhn Gray, rst engineer. on tho tug Erin
llolte, met with scrl,Nis ind singular nccistcit
mp trip tue YrMtcs III her titers fell tiuwl. An.
or shr nut tU Tho dOrk her rts wgre pulled out,
o nn t9t1ro @ t,s mo tar,,,r VII tno,Gi. % tto omK
BMn,l bur Ut iru1 lifting. w!lci, tho el,ls sppt
tli1,vn OIL hA fItt1y and Limits, The HfltrS WErH
, 1881-09-28

IN Old MAN Kindly E3enton by T. North
Sltib Rough.
John 1Ilah1or. ii soal- putldur, d. years Old re-
sitling With his tumlty ut NJ. ;,bt Clybeuru ave.
nlle. is lying ut tieath's DIOR III cpnsc1ucnco Of
injuries Nbo.t tho heal, rccoIycd, 1t Is ciuInn,l,
III It'll pEcunntcr With two ynnng nicn natlcti
MIX Fcttz aid Wltttum Kelley, which took p'nee
ono week nyo lust sunday on tho streot, worry
tcnry In frnnt uf bis residence. ssnxuiarly
enough, tho cnso wna never reported to tho
police, md they heurd 1,athlug or II unit!
yesterday, whom tho old mnu was ro-
ported III Il dying conlftlon. Olllcer Lareh.
wh!Eo travelling post. overheard sntno tnlk
ntidut tho n,attcr, and promptly vlsitod l3uch-
lcrs rcsltcnce mud demanded tho particulars.
During tho tiay. In company with Ol!iucr Yolng.
he arrested Kelley md pelt2. Tic Inter WAS
tnkon tn tho old unn's bedside. hut iduntlscn-
t,nn was at tmposslbillty. owing to tho patients
condition. Kollcy acknowledges that lie hld nr
encounter With llncllcr but eatns that ho used
nothing but his lists. and tlAt tho old lnnn wis
lto aEHress'r. un tho .ny tncntlonod koliey
nl.d on passing 1luchlur's hOuso suau our. II soli
ut fsuehters. 1nlate some Insulting. rorlurk
pnsI'ad @ Tor s it, #. KatrnI1sg % fro tho 'pI pcac' @
l!ucbftr. must l!tD1y to ayct,90 tho injuries bis
SUI rc.9yed, uiutts nn l1t,1'rnvokcl nttnck upon
him. Kelley llGiktc8 having struck the ,ld nun
hnrd enough tn injnrc ti1nt Mru clntnls 1t wls
Impress nc IHE0rHDy. ... .,.
1ux. u.i tho contrary. sccu,s willing to toll all
lu knows, ald Imprcsses D1c fny0rNby. Flo wns
Kelley btuls from tho pluniu grounds, unti
utllnlts, tint bnth Kelley aud himself wore
i,cr uf Concord psuca thoy n,aungctl to Kut intu
quarrel With ,ing FseA kuhlitzty, unl it was TO
eavu hin, that oil Mr: l,ns1llcr intcrforesl.
md Il IinH lln1nrtl Vikings living lit tito s11no
lcllty. s4w tho ,!lsturbu.irc and bIu,ne ksl,oy
fur II nl Thu prisoner IL II tuuhcr s1cAanrGr
by occupation, aud Ilas frequently bnon urrestad
far lighting anc rAistn1 disturbances III tho
street. Pat1 IL nbout Il years Of Ayv, nnd al
tlpho!stpfer.
, 1881-09-28
MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY,


ANN A1slI0u. hlch.. Sept. .7.-The 15oar.I ut
ttcgcnts init t0tiny, when President Frlozc stlb-
m!ttod his unnunl report, whcl, showed u gun
orally prosperous Ycar for ulk departments md
lhctrascA attendance lu tho University uun-
boring l.S3i-lha largest IN tho history ut the
uHtfurslty, anu lnrGor thin that Ut ANY other
collcKt IN thts Gnuntry. Th9 Ftlntue Elmtnit-
tcu reported thy osttlnatu4 expenditures for
uext year Nv $.:S1 ,Vh.
, 1881-09-28

6VftlaI ll1p0l:k % 3M EhlcdVo Te{tY;Nk
ELHlS, ILL.,, sopt. ia German nu,tIed MHt-
1hIl.s steGs. residing here. 1net With lutu. IT.
ts4unt THIS uaurt.tnu. lia had ridden Il, tho
Junction oil milk train aud was returning on
the eny,uc, riding With two others IN tho pilot
south ElKln, Jumped VI. Tho engine wus gvlnE
, 1881-09-28
Coal Rates from Buffalo and Osweqo
Very Firm, and Carriers
Scarce.
The Schooner Iron State, Ore.Laden,
Goes on the Reef Opposit
Hyde Park.
Arrival Of tile Stcnnl- -Eargc Columbia
lloaYy Weather nnd Fog OIL
14akc Michigan.
Around the Lakcs-Accidents-Arrivals
and Departures-Dook and
Other Notes.
LAKE FItEftiItTY.


"NNA on.,y n,s''tAe'
nn1n rrc,rht. fl, ,.uIr,1,, vcs,or,ov ,vcre cor,.
,. ut ..e'shts " t'an"o esluia"t "o'' ton.
l,lcte'y den,l. not sii'ylo charter notnR tnIuc'
nrnr i,f rr,'ts ft,r fsr I'M vca,nc,, ,..,,I tn.c
a.. ,.,.,, ..s, , s 49, ~, - t -. 80 80
~ ' eos"' H".to 4t"lit . ~ ~ t1e'o .siA 'cs
e. tuiun. ~. .ae .o"ct '"Acs "su.' 'no s''..
a ate'Anae ttu.a "n'en i'o,.s ".o VIZ ao" ~
p1esen'' "a l'a''e.lsc N'n"'!Ae VI atntae'te eoai
~ ' s s.u''e'eu w ''"u"'. ~" ~ lA's.e.
.,, 5,,",, a.,,s ~ 49,, 49,, ~
tho 'urtunF hrrsats from tae 'h!hess vessel
owners util hHcnts profess 10 bt ltrm III tholr
iroil.nrc or ltaGlhcr trdc rnthor tha carry grnll
ut rates which tlt, not pny suilnra' waxcs or for
tho fuel consumed oil steAners. Thu following
arc tho engagements malu yesterday:
FIR Cuut'Gg1Nf. BHkhc|k.
fFopcI1er i.ARe Erin Gnfl. fl...:..''.'s...". ..IN,At
scb,oncr wcs, si,ia Tgt ;ya,t ,amstb"'ee' III mn
Total GarAclty.... >. .....................,Js,01 ,01
l.u,,tI1t.
Lumber frcIghts wrru very llrm yesterday,
and several ctArttrs worg nlAdr Mt MI nfs.llleo
Ut 1.ts cents pur f,V0 fran Muskcgon rGssois
wcru In nctiyD !pltlanl, ami uwtlcrs md agents
held tennefousiy lur advanced rAtcs. I'hu ful-
lowing aro the rccoRnzcd rates frusn tito ports
nnsled:
From Elst Saginaw TO Luke ErlG
pot1S .
Erst.i @ i;ast H.! snK'aw r., t. Ch!GMgo..:' M.i.!
FROM iiuy WY 70 i.eKe lsre ports... J..shst.n
trulh !My C!ty 70 oChtc',Eo........... aOot9:,%l
rrolE A'n4stcu 10 Cnletgo .......... SM:s
Er1'fI i:iitilhGton ~ Us'hic;tGh......."" :.i:4
Ert'n MhitG t"ko 10 Chic.ko........ M
FROM Hrnna lttvcn q EhlesXo....". lSt5
Ffo" 'lushoeon ~ snle'eo.' o.''''''... 1'o''isSSW
Thoro wns M changp yesterday In iron -oro
rrc5uhta. nnd ycssrIs were II, ntifv,, ,io,nnn,i
uates rei,uIu tirtu 1T tho following figures froa
, 1881-09-28
TEN TENSIONS LOST.

SrAHlstiruwS. Hn,, Mnteo Co., Cal, sent- .7.-
Tho Fhlp lin'cstnlrg, from New York, lonslch
with rnltrind Iron For Oregon, struck n rock nt
ltoyu.n's hencn 1T midnight Monday. u.,d went
10 pieces. III tho crsw. c0nsIsting ut twenty.
four nere0ns. E1!i,u men, with tho Cnptnn, were
tlrD'vnGt1. lnl mo bnY, nRetl III, was nsU lost.
Tho bodies lAyu not hecn recovered.
, 1881-09-28

cuvcrt, frnctnr|ng i,la eknii. n cut four inches
!onE being inaslp trul,ph TIM trono. ato wna
nr!,t9ht to tl!e city md aurEcn! a!d given. WI
a, nra It'll Industrious sobor man, VI soTo
, 1881-09-28

JACKSON. Mich., Sept. .1.-A young colored
mnn named Charles Thurman was killed ut
urnss Lake, Il station ten tn,us enst Ut hero, Inst
night. lto was i.eArtns tho railway crossing
when tho Inst express cnne around tho hand.
ffU attempted 10 cross. hut In sDcunu tho trNisi
was on him, killing him INSTANTLY.
, 1881-09-28
THE OHIO RIVER COMMISSION

PITTshuMi, tta. scpt.:1.-Tho Uhlo River Con-.
mission, III suason hcsu this attorUos, passed II
resolution requesting tho Senators aud Eon.
ErcssHen Ut aIa tho Status interested In tho lM-
prrtuut ~ tic uh1 River to n!uek In this cIty
Oat. ~ !or the purp'~e or inspecting tho NUrk
Un tito Davis island tIitlj.
, 1881-09-28
VESSEL CHARTERS.


Special Dttpatch ii The Chicsoo 1fitunt.
nuFFAis,. N. y, Sept. .'.-Fro9hts were firm
tuslay ut previous rates. Vessels nro In uon' dc.
tnnnd. hut continue scarce. Enrngumcl,ts--
scliooncr a. l.. Andrews coai 10 uuinth Mt $1.t,1:
scheonora 4. Alnrn Sct,tt and FleotwinY. conl 10
ftheno Mt Si.6O: Rchuoner t,nytd f>0ws lnilk stlt
tn thtcNgn nt $1.h0; schoonors Willie Kclur anl
lllrni, cnhI to Detroit ut ~ rcnts.
C'.,tnt iroights wcre worry dull at ~ cents oil
whcns,4 cets on curl. urd ) nctits IN ollts Il,
New fnrts. hut ltit!t grtil Is arriving w. thu
lnkes, alld elual ahpndnts Arc ,cry light
At ELEyEt.ASR, u.
Special Dftpaith To Tie Ehl doo Tribune.
CLErEl.AEil. D., Sept. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Nrvndu. Grc. EsGnnlla tn fHlen, tlrtvhte terms;
fctiouncrs nhtls8u. teIlator. and MMrYurel Muir,
urc. MArquotto To tlavcl9'd, prfvnte tnruls.
At USHid). N. y.
Gpttiat Dtspafeh ts Jas Chtca7o Tribune.
0swE0tl, n. r., :;gpt. 37.--rho scElonncrs fiu-
linkrn and Nnssnti hayu butn chartorrt, util
aro londug coal for Milwaukee,.
, 1881-09-28

WtnchessoF's s8aypUpno.pIattos
VIII curu consumption, coughs, weak lunrs
bronchitis, 4nd general lebl4:y, Easablt1had
twenty pue ,eags,
, 1881-09-28

1osTnS. Hort. 97,-UE alxttrn souls on bOarl
tho shtp Calcutta. from tho nst Indies for 11os-
tull, anb wrecked mar Eaet London. ony tho
mate. tho carpenter, ant pno seaman were sAved.
1'iVn bodies wtru recovered.
, 1881-09-28

Spttaf fttspateh tn Tht Chicago Tribune.
OSHKOSH, WIS. Sept. s7-.fohn Wilson. cIlgl-
neer IN Cn,nptIcll lIros. snwnsll WIS fntnly III
j,trctt tosuy by tho revolving cnuplli,xs Of limo
shn!ft which struck hln, o1l tho henA aud fr,lu-
turEl his skull.