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, 1881-10-15
EX-sECnEI'AItY SHERMAN.

AIN AHE*tsUN1
WAsItlSnTuS, ID. T., Uct. f. Snnatur
sllcrn1a,, il creiltc.l with having stn,rt tl,at,
tho earliest opportunity, ho will nlEer n
resolution In the Senate With view OF bring
Ink oul lor publication u.o preliminary re-
port Of the speclat coalttllttee wlEull recently
nude n partial Investigation of tbs 0f,lcu Ut
tho Custodian Ut Tho Treasury Department.
TfU report Il, question IL k,ln,x1i tp k,u cull-
fined exclusively to the aiTuirs Ut the Custo-
dlan'a Oiflce. AMI no other ollicer'a depnrt-
laant Il referred to lis buin9 Il, Rl,y manner
identified with tie transaction ot TINT bu-
rvau. ,rfa getltlsIaem who ilayU seAd the r..
p0rL arc authority for the stntalM ent tint tho
caslull'an was not no authorized by law,
MICH ANNOYED.
It Is reporteA OIL t.ouA authority today tint
senntor Stiprh!n,l; WIN bus oeeE much all
Mtor Gambling would be given tlle Treasury
}Mrtfullu by President Arthur fnr tha sx.
press pnrl'lse VI publishing tho ex.Seeretary
for lts cn!tduct til removing Gcn, Arthur
inK alluxeA abuses IN tho Treasury l)rpart-
!l!eht. VIII mako a strDnK pgtsr!31l demand
Himself fur MI Investigation. Yhis. Treasury
t'kht ID nuW getting serious, all Important
revelations aru prt,Inlsud.
Tllf: Tl.EAsunr INVESTIGATION.
Senator Slcr,an tmrnishod tho only uota.
bsv incident VI tue sesst"n BY Calling for the
report lllale. to Secretary Window BY tho
coDtntttee Ut Treasury otitcials appointed 10
!nytslRatu cliarxus aKatust Custodian Pit.
IVY, wiiett report has been persisientiy kept
sissa,st, ! ,al ssaa ths Wss|,nxtxon ispatsIi tI;
published III tue .C0nnercf1l Adrertiser,
Naw. York, Yesterday 'rhe dtspatcl, alleges
that Wlnlutn refused to publish bacauss tia
nonsy lad aecn aba!raetel from tie co,l.
ttNxeHt fund nf the ftruQsury tu mid Sler-
,.uil's eal,dldacy fur, tic Chicago lo,nina.
tibn, Sherman said s.n!iln9ly that she
nnttl1r III tina paragraph. wRs nils,
taken III supposinx that tho publication
, 1881-10-15

Special coFntpondtntt VI 1ns Chicago Tribune.
0nldusyILLE, ILL.,, 0ct l2,-il,e weather
l!as bceu tho chtet theme of conversation dur.
INK the Inst two weeks. Tbs .nnnth MN
usl'erosl III with storm, and lIalf the days
laye been ralNy 0.leS. 4 careful eatimate,
III tile absence Of auy aceurato rain.gaxe
puts thu amount of waterfall In tho lust FUR
teen tlaya ut rs many Inches, It having rus,ntl
until tile corn III tho fields looks ~ II II llai
been tlIcse all winter, wht!v the shock corn
Ii spr0atlng. Thu fodder IL black!s!l, and
Looks " II some oE It were affected bya uls-
ease. The wheat IL not III gooL condition fur
such ratnY weather, 30 ttlrashers ar0 kept
sptetat DtssateA 10 TIA Chicago T>4bans.
0tt,SoMow0c, Wis.,. Oct lt.-The slight
Tall III t!lo quotations ot corn does not cnr.
rain aill continued warm weatlMr have tllo
Effect Ut sproutllsx tlle nnhnskad corM IN tue
field. Many very good crops wtre ralsed,
but ttsey. ara NOW III Immediate danger Of
destruction.
, 1881-10-15

Of Jurisdiction he visited to l,aye settled be-
fore Oct ~. At 1880 the hearing WIS con-
cludcd. The Marshal shouted
"rAss orr QUIETLY"
Tie officers gathered nt,unt t;mitenu alul
SECURELY fastened tits ltait'eHf3, ast tho Hffs-
far, there had brer M uttr.nt't ma'lo to ITO
violet,ce, nM. tho fears Of tho tlour wretcl,
were ksoMIdtcss: Judge Gox Indicated HUT.
II Scoyille conl1 not nl1ialn satisfactory
sisianet; from the 1ocal bur; seoylI1e intl.
n.nteh tint l,n still! |iapc.l tn hnyu Liz assist
Nnct uf ten. u. !. llntlur, fron! whom hc ll'!d
mt sgt licula. Failing III l!tst. thu only 'ictr
llss'lllsetl WIS fruln Il. j. AlcrrieI, WIN will
arNue tlie utlrstt0sl nf lllrls,licttoil.
r1lE DETECTIVES
by rlso s,,cceelell III nttrnctlng tho crowd
10 the jnfs yn,,, which stunt hi frlnt Ut tho
building nppnrelilly reAtly To start, while
tllay toUk tI,iitcnn 6y Il basement entrance to
carriage IN tito rear 9f The court3l,0ttst', and
Ile % Wa* 'riyen rnplly |" tl!o jali. % Ml,erc b. io
tultl tiiose ii Charge Tint le conltl mt posi-:
bly, get reatIy for trial Defnrt January; that
lIu tlMiE ht Judge cUx would ue fair to him :;
md tint lie wanted to tlayo
THE STATEMENT
which he Ind cn.ieayored to read IN court
published. fle llniN[ed It ia. Irtectiv0 Nc
s!nce given II tn thu District Attorney. 1t
WAS written oil bOtli Sides Ut twu sheets uf
note papur, rather hastily. III q pnnr hand.
An examination 0f i sllaWs that 1t was hotll-
Ing more than Ills old address To tho coun.
tllcso columns. During tho proceedings III
tho court NM f'lnl, wNs arrested by n tlet.ct-
I've To wliHlt lie appslet fur t'!e ionr Of n ~
yolssr Tls afreste! MIso.. ,,, %as We slHts
watclrclla1l, MD addressed hin, Ul that re
count. lln WnS Immediately tnkHt1 tu tho
, 1881-10-15
QuITEAUsS WITNESSES.

THE CHICAGO pilyslc}.Asa HEPuntATE MY.
The Washington dispatches having stAteh
that A1r. Hc0yllfe, counsc! tor tiuttrau, In
hls u'ildayit setting firth thu grounds for
asktug continuance, saih he expected tn
prove by Drs. liuMn!oua a.l.l Sins, Ut New
York, AaA Ufs. Mt,sea Gum and Edmund
AAItcws. Ut th!cuxu.t "tnu wound Wus ,lut
, 1881-10-15

Cot.uslltus. o., Oct. 1+.-t;corgs II. Beth
ar, who wanted to shoot t;ulteau Mt WASH
lngtul yesterday, WAS raEsed Mt Dubill, near
this city. Persons who kl,nw hlm say 1lo IL
slightly denigntetl pnrt OF tho time.
, 1881-06-01

Il Couple Of Very Valuable Articles Of
Jcwelry EssloNCln. to Gen. tiruMe
Found on tIAH Persons Of Two Rail
road HIrn-rlas Stury IN 10 How TIAcy
C.i1nn la 'CIleEr pnhAcHAtott.
spsetal uAp4teA ~ This cheaoo Tribune.
Sr. Louis, Nav 3l.-Gen. u. .. t;rant must
llavo gooh deal of juwaly, for two Iron
MOuutnin Railway nluh wurH found wearing
twn Ut Ills hest jewels tt 'ruxnrltana, Tex,
nn Saturday lust, Thu General has not re-
pArtetl tha loss 1T them to tho roHl, perhups for
tho rcuants that he has M tul.u Jowolry hu bus
not gnisssd them; yut Tho jewols nru n,w fn tho
Is.satsston Ut L. l.. Dud.y. Asststnut Hupnrln-
ie,llcnt Ut tha lrt,n Mountain ttnItrnad. 'rhpy
,lre 4,ih 6auKcs act with rAru Jewels nnd din
1a0ias. usi presented tu ticM. drlnt ut reunlUns
ur tlla tirnna ArtAy Ut Tho Republic md tho
Mexican VptUrltls.. Thty bGar w0rtta HHhle.
.natlu 0t tho R.HMl Will Tint accompanied tnen,
WHEN presented tn the uCl1EAt. Thu lCWulJ arc
worm thousands nE t!nilurN.
t}rf,nr.ll. MMi!ARur A. ", H6per. ut the 1rnn
htIuntuDl llnliriuld, Was cutaesl uln,Il ut Ay
allu0 this ntlrlltnx and uskell huw lirfl. urlnt
Ind ll,at tho jowtis, ~ dnI't knuw just how
hn lost thot, sAi lig, "Or whutsrr to ll,at thuill
Ut ill. They .Ilny haT0 heUn stolen frtInt hl.,l.
All We kILaW IL that Il brikrlniln anl tAXwaKo.
Saturday last In roxarrauu. They were snkrl
nWay fruu, thpnt, Int they wurc mt arrested
Wp ATu Mftpr thstts, INV" a1r. Suppr Ruyo the
utnu4 or tho rtlttt1atl lEoli, but requested lhAl
ttUy bu nut InntiC puhitU.
, 1881-06-01
PROSPECTIVE BLISS.
lzumorcd Engagement Of tlAe Vt. L0ul.
Ludy Who Was 10 He Married 10
Samuel j. 'TlIAen.

l.um0rcd Engagement Of tlAe ". Louis
Ludy Who Was 10 He Married 10
Samuel j. 'Tllden.
Spselas Utspateis to 1As Chicago Tribune.
Gr. LOUIS, Mn, Alny :Il.-Soelety circles
l,ayo baeil I'LL agos far tho lust week !n con-
sequences Ut tho rl,nlure.l engagement Ut
Miss Nellie llazettnc, wI,0 !.as been lo,Ig
kuown III tllu bclle Vt st. l.Iuis. antl wllu
two years ugo was reported eliglKetl to Saili-
uel j, Ytlde,l, The gentleman ln tho prea-
ent GUS IL. Mr, Fletlcrlck ", paral,Inre, st'l,
OF Col. Jn,Aes ". l'aramore, lato prcst-
.lent VI the 1t, Louis Cation Compress
Company. Ilo j. well known III so-
elety, a,nl hna been regarded ns
III wnillnx upon Miss Nellie for stino slulr.. lIe
y At present acting Secretary VI tho T1xus W.
aud Fl!u streets. Miss tlzelt!IG hsB hgHA Eluxk1l
As.l questioned abtAl thu n4tlur by her friends
aud ll!tnatos. sllu dues nut deny 1t. Slu slA!tes
sw1ctly UNI changes thu conversation iter
frlUhtls k1W1fer, Aro positive thht Yt1 hik been
caught Ut Ast, 0liA tht,s0 WIN know sny thAt the
lnurrfaKt bus heeN tlxtst Tor tho ntlGr EArt ut
September. after Miss lluzclti,lu teturi,d
tsom tho kant. Mr.: !Ars.naore, y
tnlli alld uf s!cIAsr huiil. untl uuculs III oulro
tasts tn lrcss lie Is not poi,nlas a1Huny :tcsly
bu u Ktsnl fellow. llis tat4sr IL ono IT thu hcst
known ctt!xcbs An.! Wenthicak nlun III thu city,
bety reported tU he worth IN tho neikhts,rhotii
vi &D0.uM. This IL mt The first uule thAt SuuDr
has h4d Mas lIazeltn0 enxuXuA, although II Will
probably be the lust.
, 1881-06-01
THANCO-ANIIJ1l[CAN.

THE CLAIM uF ARCHBISHOP lEnCilE.
WAsItlSGruS, ID. e., May 3l.-AM Lnlpor-
tnnt decision WIS raMt!crutl by tlio tlfrollcll-
American Clnilns Commission tO-dny III tlla
asaot Joseph Napoleon l'urc!Ie, Archbishop
OF New Orleans, against the United States.
The memorial OF thB claltnnnt sots furtl,
that, III l6If, ut which tlInu he WIS u Frunrh
subject. rusl.lhlx in Now Orlcans, tho military
forces Ut tho United btAtcs, under command ut
Gen. u. J.. UutlOr, uccupiul thas city, asl lo.
1nolshet proporty belonging to hin tn the suluo
prisonncnt. For those injuries hu 'lalns hu IL
entitled to damages III $s,0W, with interest. Tho
united States tnaIutALns that tho Archbishop
il not entitled u rec.'yor ut Hll ~
frpneh subjsut ut,uer tho presntt
treaty. for tho rc.ls',M tlnt h0 u nnw. ind
bus been slncp ls7U, u rntur1ltixc1 American
rltlxsu. Folowlny Ii thu locsluA Ut tho Eusl.
lnI9slUnefs:
.ArchLshup perehe. IN bis .nbmot;al, statcs
thlt hu was nAturuliz,tI III lha uM!tua stntoa tn
1su. He dues not clulta " Go u French ettxetl.'
Without lectAiIHv utH,n nl} o,4es elsts which
may Ge NsluuHutIs to this. We thnk lAo elain u
AouselYueur Ptrchu
Ml'6r lie IEl.JECTEn,
BECAUSE 1t does mt couIu Within the terms OF
tho treaty. which tu,y provides TOR cluItus OF
French eit[ken4, Whllu liiIklllx ths A.etAltli WI
dtetH II proper f0r Il, express our feXrtl tnt
We cannol tuku Jurisdiction Ut u eals1 whigh
esutns, upon ltA face, tu be 10 equitable.
"AA"os rE 4 isn.,I;;,.s, nM,k%s;
~. px G0rNor,
"a. 2; !}nnnI..,o,or," o1nis;
Tbs present case Ii said to hs duclslss VI tho
, 1881-06-01
Reelection OF n NIOnstrous Claim OF
the Union Pacific lsalt"
road.
Cross.Examination Of the Mother Of
Mrs. Ex-senator Chris
tiancy.
Payment of $4,000 for tile Fortune
l,ny Outrage on the Gloucester
Fishermen.
The claim Of Archbishop Perohs Thrown
Out by the Freuoh-Amerioan
Commissioners.
COURT OF CLAIMS.


DEFEAT OF TIIF CHEEKY c1.AlM OF A LAND
U1sAH CNlsl'OltATtOS.
Spsetal D1spateh 10 Tue Chicago 7r:buns
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May 3l.-'fhe decision
of tile Court Of Claims to-tlay In tho innttcr
Of the suit OF tho Union pacl.tc lsailr0atl Tor
the transportation Of mails settles u IMint
which hns long been III dispute between tl,at
Company ntrl tho Government. Tho Union
pacEc authorities maintained TINT sonle apcclni
language III their charter gave thom advantages
over uther land grlnt roads, and permitted Tint
Company to charge tho Government the
lame rates that 1t does private parties
tho Government only having provided IN
the original grant TINT 1t should nave
priority III tho transmission OF messages
anu tho transportation OF freight, troops,
aud munitions Of war. In order To tost this
clam an agreed case was nude and tho Ut!on
Pacific brought suit for something i.ko slt0oo.-
0s1 cl.lmed 10 be duo boyon,i tho amount which
the Government had paid for tile transportation
Of the mails. The accolin stated TINT
If
tho Untnn Pac!flc took the rates charged for tho
transportation Of express companies hs tho
bnsla md tho Government wRs charged for
hauling postal cars tho same price that express
companies paid for tno transportatlon af sho!r
IRintain that position. tho revenues or
the Cnnpnny must hnvo bccn increased pertlllps
sA0H annually. provided always that tho i,s uSv-
ernnienL did nut send thu 1nntls ty snilG other
ron. li.lt tho decision y ntiycfse to tho Cont
pany. Tho Court held thnt tho chartor Rtros tho
Union Pnclno no special rights that any othur
road does not posstss-
wis more fortunate In this court than the unIoil
Pacific. rs tho Court awarded tho pAelhc Mn1l
Company xsDl Iii arrears Of pny for carrying tho
ma!ls from san Fmncisco to chin"' between
, 1881-06-01
THE CHICAGO 1s81-TEN
tho bottom Ia VERY rocky a survey Of tho Amer
lean chnnneI will bo lnatle to ASCERTAIN the char
actor Of tho bottom.

tho bottom Ia very rocky SURVEY Of tho Amer
ican channe Will bc made to ascerta1n the char
actor Of tho bottom.
t.rrrLE orr.
The Milwaukee Gtnt4ntt Of yesterday has tho
following rc!nbo a. acronnt Of tho arrival ot
the 1T 1cho.,ner !,asit! 1nws a. tl,'s w,rt' =.
n r 1sssinc circles thesc. rho lows eft Erin d!
tho nth u Mny. int enennntercd light WI winds A.
time"
TIE NEW CANADIAN Rrnnst-sldsAf. cons.
Ss ,ea e ,,cs ~ ~ IT, sna
tntcnAcnt of tho MaRnet.u Observatory, 1'oini,.
to. fur use In con,icctiun With lako navigation.
MAXI L nteiisSio o osopon o
Tho nsts".ons y appgn,ca; No y cSno ~. ss.
Suspended % by tho apox; NJ j Is Il drum with n
conc. suspcnacd frs'ui Il With the apc1 down
ward; No. "a @ cGno hanE!na 1 hy the nRcx ti with
hl's''r. lhSe one vertically over tho other: TIC
sh;;ss%! ss;ns asas ~ se ii s si nj
S9"r SSt"SMr ,Ss aS s. Issued to
1:ro and ontario i.!lieats. "inoderat!S, Kais 4
l,iayed on Eake ii'trna and 9corsian my, itlttl-
sas,s '.94or',s g"'o is expected probably
+ Flu. No. i. II displayed on Lakes Erie or On.
t!oia tho westwerd.t, i a,;payel, M ,l On Lake e
eHs an Is eap sse
Fla. No. j. If displayed nn Lakes Erie and
Ontarlo, Indicates that q "ncary rale !s expect.
iIsp}nyed os t.aka liurm Or tho tloorxsn Day,
indlcatca "heayy x,.!e y expected. probaoly Mt
Fla. No. i. II displayed IN Lakos Erie and On-
tar,o In dicntcs 3" heavy ruIc y expected, prob;
nl,ly at hrst from the westward" II d!sRlayca ~
",heayy s,!lc 4 expected probapy at first from
that It IL expected That the wind Will attain y
sctoo!ty ot % nllss per: honr. bit w! not
exceed N miles, and u Il not Intended that an
ordinarily weil.fcund vessel should stay In port,
but simply as a warning to mariners that strong
winds arc expected from tho quarter indicated: 81
vcos,y u o @ wHa 4 to
The hight signal corresponding to Nos. and
Might slHnnl currcsp0ndIrg to- Nos = and is
two lanterns r. mnnnxns horl;z9mtay a;,; M >, o,.,,,
fdsnor rn Os rn aSe sxeSs 10 M n
consulting THO .latIy probabilities.
Nt>rE II. Mariners must alwnys bear In mind
anu DO not nsccssar!ly mean that g stosm VII VII
occur at tho place wture tue s'RnH is dlsp!9ye,d
tnad
NoTE III. October md November aro tho
occur On tho lakes. In these fall storms oi, Luke
commencing ut 8. E., works round through
| south to wcat und northwest, the tiMo OF the
| hartIest blow being usuaty when tho barou,uter
begins to fqisc rs Tho wind gets rnnslh to ,sost;
On Lake Huron aud the Georgian l3ny, tho wind
| though tor tho maat part chhrKuK M on tho
lower lakes-nat unfrtAlucntly chlilRus with
great st,!dtnnoss chuppttlg nftor q luil from y.
i. Is. to N. W., aud blowing harslcst as q rltlc,
from tho N. W, -.
NOTE lV.- Tho new signals will be ssMo1 antl
used at nll Canadian LRka Storm SlRnnl Stations
Ou and utter July noxt.
, 1881-06-01
FORTUNE BAY.
...,~,rs re. C@+ fNbl

Eptetal Dispoteh TO The Chicago Tribune.
,p,u,,,xnrnv IL H. Nfnv II, Y,.-Srrrrtnrv
+" to.s, - ,...;',J W 1 ~, aa....;o
l}lnlne ltAs hnpplly cohclAticu the heEotfA-
Uuns relative to tho Fortune lJNy AutrNEeS,
which were on tho yerge Of completion ut
tha clnan nf fho Inst 4 administration. {irqnt
I<, ,,..,,,.t,n,1 ~, o,n,u, nr A,nor;ca,,
btHasn HIS siecusHtAeH tno eta'n " @A'"e'i1".'
fishermen fur loss by tho Fortune bay out
rnurs, mud Inns uurpe1 Il, nay SIT. .tNlU IN cuiu
~ ~ ~, .'0 Ill ,.....t, ,',,,., .,,,,,.
Of American fishermen ti.etl ut the Stats D.-
no-tmcn. nporoynto s1{r,. nm II In doubtful
..as.s -. .-s',., - tho+, ,,,I1 ho,,,, h,n,,
allowed. The history OF these negotiations
shaws what little resolution On tho pnrt 0t
4ha J1nite, afates will tn At f}rgt GrGat urttan
, 1881-06-01
THE MINING INSTITUTE.

Copper Ores or tho notwithstanding
HInugnnene In Stecl-Nloel Isa1ls-Iron
Ores-AMn1o o. nQn soda ProccGs-Hturd
Nplisat-JHnket.
SrAuNroN, Va, May STAT the opening
OF the Mining Institute this morning Prot.
Eggleston read n pnpor On tilA Ore-knOb COP
per process. The mines ara in North Caro-
llnn. An interesting account OF tho process
Of reducing tho orc WIS given. flg-copper
Is arrived ut In four operations. III cunliee-
tlun with this subject tho Professor delivered
All entertaining lecture on the properties a'id
,.ses vi copper AID tho approved methods Of
its production. ile believed that great
wealth in copper lay dormant 1n. the South,
WHICH, X properly worked. would be Us prof
lln6lu ~ tho Lake copper.
alnj; 1iotcl1kIss, Of Virginia, thanked
1oppsr t vposits q 'ho so,s WV eW sn es
With which Virginia anonn'ls; Forty, yoars ng,
=" 's esss ii n osS. Tho ay euty @ IL ia
th9 was tho luck dos f
GUMS prominently 70 tho front.
" Il Mc,6o M %ifs y Es,at,as at 81
!ho sssrotsy. Il Wis AN Al adsp.atlen e ,he
!sa: Il a,ss Spss prero y %!i!!aa Ksss q
sSs sarp2s:. ess gss6E es 6asisy Tsss discussed by of'
ss s',ss, iEsa isSAs S s;',
if i%1x. of 1e'sloa, % England. Tho Mttor
fcs ri. e'hnSiS% ,SaiS
s1s ~ rackas ou tho i I'll! loportseo 81 q Sota San.
s!dnra1lo d!saus.o,a ansliea apan thts :, subleet;
hS s p1r,t5ps p1.5Iy participants oens nFb' l'asmond
IL iho Msteruoon session DR.. sharpess made
statement wItn referenee to Tho : bl4ek bat'a,
, 1881-06-01

MISCELLANEOUS
Special Uttpatea to Tho Chfeado Tribune.
DEriuHT, Mich, May 1l.-Tho steamer Eyon.
Ing Star, Ut tho Star Limo, was sold today to
W. Il. Muir. rho consideration was $l4,o00.
She will run botwoon this city aud WynndottG,
In connection With tho III voraiio IIotcl ut
Wyalidutta. ...-...
THE SCHOONER MAaatE.
Special Dlspateh to The Chicago Tribune.
UAnuxN ISLAND, Ont, btay 3l..-Wreokors went
from hero tu.dAy 10 0xaM!nn tho schooner
MupuIo, ashoru ut tho font Of tho Lung Sunk
Rapids, With View of getting hor or.
THE BTEtM.nAjsu vltt)G HESS.
SMttai DIspatel. to The Ghtaea Tribune.
MILWAUKEE, Mny Iil.-Tho steAHi. barge Prog
ConptI,y, loft hero thls n1iGrnonn on her first
trip sluco tucuivtnE her 1nauhlNurY. bhg HOGS ttl
lssGattha. and sroM there to Cleveland, with
tson.nrs:, AmnnE tht'Hs ah9 accompanied thu
ru. ". u. Fandyke. ul!u QcorGo H. Graves.
sALE or TIL. scslw MOUNT VERNON.
Ncctri wns 1aute to-day at tho salo Ut tho
Kcox Mount vernoh Ly Jacob Wilson TO Amos
+. Wheeler. I'LL ltaalne part!ts. tor 1uN.
IN NNY.nOck.
Tho sehoonor Wlll!um louos wont into dry
dock today 10 stop tuAk,
GRAIN B,tlrMEs1s At dull uTM.
DuLuTit, Blay al.-For tho iErst ttLne In the
history Ut Duluth tW1 boats wore lontled Ut tho
s.llna aluls Ut ono Aluvatur. carFytng with thalh
w. ,ON bushels No. hnFt Wheut.
utFFlCuLr NAVIGATION.
Tho QuoGoe, III coming fro,l sari,Ia, oxpert-
nncU.l considerable lltli0nlty III cO.lnY through
ltcar Luke.
4 NEW ELEVATOR At DULUTH.
Plots tor u HOW 1nIlltou- bunhel elevator have
MnnItun & son, Ut 0hlcu9o. Work will be begun
ttlS week.
, 1881-06-01
whole cnss OF similar cnsca IN which lMrKc
amounts Ut muuoy are Involved.
NOTES..

NN fJDs
THE lTEs.
8rfetdt Dttpdtth IN Thf CHICAGO Tsfhunt.
WASHINGTON, May 3i.--Thc t;nvernmcnt
authorities aro not satisfied that tho present
complications In the Tito country viii be nj.
justed without difficulty l'rrtn.ltl.,ns nrc
inng taken against any pnsslblc a,itbrcnk.
GGt1. Pope IN locating trunps ut rlAces from
Which they call ba most rcafly moved to the
reservation, and teeRrnphic communication
With the Utu county II l,11nE completed.
The Government iins now tltrrGtetl the StKllni
Service to complete lines to tie Uhc0ill-
pnf.gre Agency.
Tx nUc's sonntiuM.rArc1s.
Gen. 1.e Dur, who 1,aA commenced n very
considerable extension Of tie Aurlcnltural
Department luIlitnR, ilns concluded to SUSPEND
Viii Wiz ,scre cnsspcd il cxcasAtns md laying the
foundation hnyu been Withdrawn. Tllu isN.ll
hnweser fys a tas w1k ,Sst w 81 7s S
tho cellar Il would he necessary to destroy his
sorghum patch. which, next to tea, Ia tho Idol of
orr1cE:-sEEKEI.s Ar wo1,s'ttr.
Tho HOY. Frederick Cover. tho pastor Of Tho
rrsitunts church, hns loft for tho West to col
!cct funds for building natnort1! ctnrs or thS
was c,''',forta6ly illle ucforo Gen. taraeld, WHO
It s vii srsrccIy neeui.,i,oante thS vistsx office.
anal ara whn M II 1,.nrrnt II fr srtm irtlirIr,1
To worship with tho President eynry Sunday.
rh,1rrI,es in tha Capit1I,
rtE,, pot1,1,Ass .Ar uAurEn's FEltRy.
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; " asr syss Rs1 dsva9 a. @
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errent tb, 6s Ina sGme for Constellation il ro.
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Ncw,,erry III tho inst aesstnt pnyD that ttujrct
,n,ch st,',,r' n.,, cnIicofcd Mt liz nwn "xnnnse
inrYs .ainount 0f evidence tending 10 sliow
that the nwnrtl WIS procured ihrost11
receiving: frcsli attention y the stntc ilapnrt-
tnent; The scttlenent of thv Fortune m M sly , ats.
te @ ."ri VIZ ta, ,tw v".nttH ne ~ rnmnnn
with tho present ct,t,.litfon Ut tho fisheries,
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. ta. .a1 Ei,,e fnis outri"s ~ tn cnmu.cinn
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rnE NATIONAL n..SKs.
a.te,,,t Wnw Al ,s' III. n'n",,nt s,rr"n1i..r..I n
tnst,1vn.Is Is' 81 'sIES1S shownr mn Inerrgss ri
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toE nntys .t,n i,.nt,sit dnritiH Siny Far
the purpose OF retiring Nattoual:bank
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, 1881-06-01
FARTH0iIAkE.

MURRAY HAY, Quebec. May 0i.-A strong
shock OF earthquake here nt 1:9 a. n. did
III, tlamaRu. Thu shock was also experienced In
0ther places.
, 1881-06-01
RELIGIOUS.
Forty-fourth Annual Convention
Of the Diocese of Illinois.
A Large Attendance Of Delegates,
Clerical nnd Lay.
Address by Bishop MoLaren on the State
Of tho Church.

estant Episcopal Church Of tho Diocese Of uil.
sss sS, s1 % III the %as 5
at hsli. 10 oe'oo tho ehorn portion ~ eens
Cathedral.
nov. 4. " Snyder. ot Emmanuel Church, Hoex.
ford. who chose for his tox.s:
TIM 70 not dIsccru tho st8ns of the timcs7-
Maft., Ipt..5 . >.
savn LUZ Mas nau ~ - .uo ~ saIy; ~ ~
Know m VIVA. .ssac. n!sn. aowi ., onpom., a 1., w.
Luz aermon WAS lolipWeuoY tae !in'y NoH"'uA-
Ion. celebrated by Tho ht.isey; Bishop burgess
nf .Wnooto,s roadinw fha nnist.o md thu it,.
~, ,,s y sgau.us ~ sna opst' e l1'
Tho Convention was called to order at o'clock
D.. D. m nlshop Of Illinois. In response TO tho roll
Delegates sss were t'f, presented. e - 'N' "
nm tonyontion rcs,1,oj ] Ia iollberat tfonB nt
o..s n,ooni, nt.,,n,, Nal In ,hn ntnir
~''' '''A' ''1Ipp T,lp 1A nEIroATrs IT. sD' 'A
Thu e.omn,tteo m crcrntfala reof, tho lst of
Inv deIowutn, ~ fn,1ows' ro1,rc.entinr tvonty.
seven Of tho thirty. four Parishes: A!gonquin,
@ William IL Ilslo; ch,oago Ascension, Samuel ,as
i. j, orcer; oraco, Aason nIeolov, 4.
or os' f. 'a Mans a. s'naa M1sr1 n s.ntotar. 81
Luke's, r. u. rownacnd; Epiphany, D. ". Page,
9. Gardner. lsaao II: Holden' J. H. williams, Il.
1,+,,a, a. 1a,,os+ n - Tsr-.hnn r t7aoil.
st. Marks, George Hatcly; st. Stephens, F.C'
aeT NJ Tut. j. 'lS E FsSct; niyon, st. Insos
J. Il. Charters: Evanston. st Marks. Charles
Cnmstnels: Gcneva. 1T. Marks u. T. TOwner;
IfyIo 1{rur m (Jhnen RNtINl
, 1881-06-01

The bost periodical for lades To take monthly
and from which theF will Fevolvs tho greRteat
benefit u Hop 0ltters.