, 1881-06-12
The Crew Of the Schooner Dudley
Driven Ashore by Gang OF
Hoodlums.
Lively Battle on the Schooner Typo Be-
tween tile Crew and Dock
Loafers.
Grain Freights Still Steady at -Four
Cents for Corn to
Buffalo.
Around the Lakes-AriYals and Depart
ures-still Unrepaired-Dook
Notes.

| Hhile lying In the Ccntrnl Slip Friday night,
the Cnnaainn schooner II. Dudley, Capt. Joseph
Parsons, +vas boarded l':- "A GAM; az fifteen OF
| twenty men, VINO informed tho s"iors aboard
! that II they would 20 ashore pcnccsbly no vto-
| lcnce would be offered thom, but II they would
] not leave tho vessel they would be thrown into
the river Tic sailors, decminx discretion tho
better part OF yaor, picked up their traps and
left rno vessel. Tho hllillozcrs then started on
hunt Tor tic Captain, tlcclurlng it their pur-
pose to "go" 1or, him for shipping "scabs. -
Fortunately tho Captain was asAurc, and thus
escaped IL violent pcrsouni attack. Capt. Par
sons yesterday laid tho above facts before tho
british Consul here, who hts taken steps to Sc
cure tho arrest and punishment or tho mis-
creunts.
Friday night the schooner Typo, lying ut tho
Union Koltng-Nit!s, sh1pp.l crow and bad
them brought OIL board, where the sailors were
each provided with II revolver md directed to
sh.A,t any. attempting to interfere With
tle.n. Early yesterday t..nrln.: ii g,uE OF al
legged Union sailors boarded tho yc5se! and !1la'ic
IN ntttek on the men eilp1yti on her. 4 lively
hattie ensuta IN which one OF the rioters was
smut il the shoulder by one Of tho crew. who
used their rcvtAscrs freely. The rioters nttatns
the resistance determined, retrcutcd fram the
vessel, and. on the approact, o: tho p'lioe, He'd
taking sheir wounded cs''1Ir,de with thein.
!, wns rel",rtc! Yesterday that "''t Of the
hoard ut the schooner IIa!stcd. and who was
fuken tn tho Murine Hospital, WIS ii, badly i'll
jur,d that there were no hopes " hS ree2sery
whether riIhttully Or not. tito Sailors Union
is ACCUSED Of being tho instEsator or al these
n.trlre*, md i hchooves the officers Of the
Union to lend nl tho ,id In their powcr to the
discovery und arrest nt tho perpetrators Of thesc
"utr;lges. By SO doing, the Utlon will prove its
assertion thut It has no desire to interfere with
the teEitnntc business Of the |c-set-DTnerS
Association, aud Will also retain tho confidence
and rcsprc: oi the public, WHICH it IS fast losing
by reason Of thcS: unlawful and criminal acis
I'll tho part OF alleged Union sailors, for which
it is held responsible.
LAKE FRE1oHTs.
Grain frcights we're steady ut cents for corn
T" Buffalo. with Milwaukee parties oncr.u4, ~
The engagements were: For Datralo- Pro-
pcer. Avon, 5000 bushels oats, .1uhJ
s.Uu bushels % corn: propeller i 'ty. Foant"in
lily. .@.,0uU bushels corn; schooner Et.,nukv,
=. su bushels corn, s.O0J bushels wheat; sc,o,,cr
.h'AN bushels cori. For rEyie-Prupeller Lth.h ]
J9.uJ0 bushels corn; SCHOONER Sherwood. 4JulJ !
bushels enrn. For kns4ton-i'ropelIcr Glib |
bushels corn; schooner L!sgur, .l,0JO bushels
cOru.
DOCK NOTES.
Tho lug Bismarck arrived yesterday with her /
lumber ,ow, trnsn Nanistec.
The ti.lc swift little propeller Messenger left !
for Benton inrbor last night.
The propeller Canada arrived from Coling-
wood yesterday with Il load Of iron wire.
The stean,-bur.e Owens and cousort Iron
State left yesterday for Escaunba to load irun-
ore.
The schooner John ". Hutchinson sailed for
Buffalo yesterday with Gs,00J bushels Of corn VI
board.
The barge Uranus went into tho Chicago Dry
Dock C,tnpany's dock yesterday afternoon to
oe clked.
Graham s. Co.'S propeller Il. c. Britain left !
ur Whitehall nau Montague yesterday after
loon Mt $ clock.
The magnificent steamer Oueidn OF tho West
'rn transportation Line, left on her return "trip
TO Buffalo last night.
The Northern Transportation Company's fInc
propeller ChuEnplain left for Mackiuuw and in
ports last evening.
Whit lumber cruft were in port yesterday took |
advantage OF tho Favorable wind ands departed |
or the E;lst Shore lumber districts.
Yesterday the schooner Ottawa was chartered
or lumber. fr.'n Mu5krxon. at Sl.75-the only
lumber charter reported during the dug.
Nothing WIS done yesterday toward repairing
]le dangerous Inan-trap along tho south dncG |
etween Franklin and Wells streets, and proba-
ty nothing will be done Until some one falls into |
he river there u,ld Is drowned.