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AROUND THE LAKES.
THE sTEAM-DANGE ANTELOPE on COLCHESTER

Special Dtpateh 10 The Chteuao Tribune.
AMnEnsTnulta, Ont, Sept. .5.-Tho stcn1u-
bnrgo Antelope, with tbrcu harycs In tuw. rnn IN
Colchester Reef this morntnR at. O'CLOCK. She
ran On about two los,gths Of horsclf, breaking
her rudtcr. The sen wAs running high nt thn
tisne, and rs shp was pounding mud stra!nIng
heavily they scutticd hur Her bow lies about
fifteen feet farthnr on thnn where tho dome and
machinery Of tho tng Mhyllower now lies. Tho
Mayilow0r went Ut, JIht two week before to tho
hour. Gnu OF tho Antclope'a bnrucs also struck.
The tug Jessie brought tho hargca bore TO-
duy, together With a,t tho crews md
their effects. Tho Jcsslo will 10 to tho Antelope
at O'clock with a stcunl. pump and a lighter.
She hns 100 tons Ut cna for fuel mostly Of, deck,
which wifi bo tiahtcrcd. The Captnin went to
stos 70 e. tnE t. s9w o %y rHes tG y
Jig rsceissa u S to rci'sirs. t shs Is @ snkakei
n the lumber business between I,ay CITY md
e e. on T tho II ifon;ara @ sSse shraWn syorSeafd Ss
Week. Tho officers Of tho % Anteiopo sly say that t
thoy bad no knowledge Of tho liuht Doing III the
recf. as = was thero whgn they went tnwn tho
WIS taken In for repara anl nothing has heci,
pnt out to roplaco heF. This y tho SECOND 4co-
should bear this fact IN nlfnd.
4 SOUTHWEST GALE.
speetd! DHp.tteh TO 1ht CAttasa Trtbunt,
nActSE, VIA. Sent. 3-The wind blew gate
oil Raene. tnnksng heavy sca % The Ts seooncrs oes
MaKglc Thnmpson, wnterlnR9ctl, and slnry L.
Couk, for Chicaxo ars wind d-6uuna hero, having
Sparrow, for Waukegan, nnd Dsawn, fur keno-
shn. The schooner Home DAIRY Ii anchored
outslao with her Mntntunst split.
wIHp-nouEu At rOHT COLnOItSE.
sptetat Dtspateh to The Chicago Tribuns.
j., poHr ;c! co!LnoMSE, nnt;. Sept sh7-The Wnd hns
Deen blowing H4lo down th9 like since Inst
, 1881-09-26
OBITUARY..
THE HON. j. W DANIELS,
EttrtHf TnetSrYth IA F5ht fyhteoo,o tftrlhttrA

THE HUN. j. V. UNNlEL8.
speetat Uapaseh to 7hs Chicago Tribune.
ROCHESTER,, Mimi, Sept. a5.-The Hon. j.
V. Daniels died suddenly at o'clock this
morning Of neuralgia Of tho heart, ageu e,
years. Mr.. Daniels wns ono of the State del
tEates to tho National Convention that llo,nl-
mated the lato President. lie l,as held many
prominent positions in the Stntc, mid was
highly respected. Ills funeral will tako
Monday ut ) o'clock,
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Sp<c'1t Dhpaseh to The ch.eaoo Tribune.
liAM1truS, Sept. :..5.-The Grent Western
1tai!way Company nprrars to hNvp got
nhe'l of the "sca!Wrs." The excursion
tickets that they issllU dn mot bear tie ua,na
Of thu stntlon fran Which tloy were issl,ptl,
but the plHcs Is, Indicated by 4 Nttlnlnr, the
koy to which is lM tlio possession OF the CON
luctOr only.
, 1881-09-26

Special Dhpateh 10 The Ehataqo Iribtns.
KiSHsToS, Sept. g5.-Tsle iaIlors here wont
ona strike and tlra out yct. Those who hnye
been 1T WORK by the. week want piece
work, AlM1 t!.nSn ln.ying the lnttcr tleInaiul
cxtru rates, which Will give them S3 or 81
moro tlnlll they now hare.
, 1881-09-26

hpteta1 D:oateh to Tbs Chtea1o Tribune.
TORONTO, Sept. 35.-.A cabt0 dispntch says
arrangements llNve bee,, ,ntse hi Caslntln to
receive a1 homeless Catholic children fran
l.n,don mud 2o0 from Liverpool. yIiu Do
lnln1on Government aru to forward I'll. clit.
dren tree of cAurge
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OTHER LAKE PORTS.
I4llkT HURON.

Sptetat Dttpateh 10 1ns Gh4saeo 7raaunA
P0Ar HURON, Mich., Sept. s5-D;:0 p. H.
Passed up-PropelcFs Conetnaukh, Columbia,
Cumberland, Forest City and cupxort, AIasxA
and consost, Osc1r Townsend. lsauo May aud
consorts, 0arloa City and harecs, David W.
NuGt 2ud cnlsoEta: schaau1ss Eaax3o II. Case,
, 1881-09-26

A REGULATING LETTER. CARRIER,
apftfal D4spatth 10 Tz.s CAteaga Tribute.
HAMILTON, Supt. 2t,-Jn,nes Roberts, n
inail-carrlcr OIL one uf tho steamers ulying
between ;: coll!agw9od md sault Ste. Alnrie,
tr0n uiu bags ln his charge.
, 1881-09-26
a nAG8AGE TRANSFER ROW.
Special Dtspatth Ia Tit Chteaao Irtbutf.

1fttt4k A|~NAttH ~ 4Ht Ch1(4Q0 1TaQUHfs
DUBUQUE, H., Sept. 25.-A case In which
ell WINS decided yesterday by Railroad COM
missioner Woodruff. G. Is r.. Vnn 1looser,
Of CetInr Falls, owners of the hotel and ON
ntbns line, llave been stluto.1t from the depot
OF tho llIlnols Central bBcalise Of their neg
lect to deliver passenger baggage to tho
depot Of TIC burlington & Cedar 1sapits
lsnAd. INEgaga WIS lost, ind tho railrUau
company ls,ld to benr tho loss, Vnn lIonsur
rsius,!nK y 10 80. Thy latter complained to
Decided to favor t!p road. Tl.ey say us tlle nt-
Ter Is hnltl responsible for tic loss Of bagguge
In making thu trat,sfer, the ent,pH1ly has ul,-
hOubtettly the right to protect itself by cx-
Gliding transfer agents who eaaNnt be
trusted witt, tho safe delivery Of baggage.
ITEMS.
T|ie Canadian Pac'ilc Land Department will
commence selling Ialds tomorrow. Tile
price Will be $3.50 ner Hcre, with Sl.25 per
aero rebate OH Nil land cultivated and cropped
In the first four years. No lands will be sold
except to actual settlers DR. persons binding
themselves to cultivate. Fifteen hundred
applications to purchase, nggregatfng TO, QUO
acres, aro already OH file.
Work on the Michigan and Indiana exteu-
sl0n Of tho Chicago Il West Michigan Road,
from West Buffalo to Iaportc, Ind, Is being
pushed with cUMmenlaDlu ylgor. Work.
men aro now cng aged In putting III "Y's"
ntnl switches nt tho crossing Ut the Indiai-
apolis, Peru s. Chicago RnaI 1lear Lapurtc.
and It Is now believed that tie road will be
III running order before snow flies. 1t con-
meets with some of tho best roads III Indiana.
and will be valuable property.
Several now and fn,portnut improvements
have Just been added 10 Stoslkor's Iturcl-
crs', Shppcrs', and Mat Guide. The ship
pcrs' and express guide for the State Of
Missouri and Dakota has becn thoroughly
fsylse!l aud contain NIL tho latest extensions
9ld 9nl e., G,l.a''gss; new ..lal coalpcto edition
added, which will prnvs ot Ercat assistance
10 shippers dning business witt, tlat section
q q thn country, Tile guile for tle Stats OF
Dilo IS t'iso Gcing reyisstt, ant VIII be ready
StMta of Indiana will be tllur0ilghiy revised
! md corrected. There have bpru Jl0 changes
li tlme this week. which accounts Tor tha
faSt that no corrected sheets hayo been dis
The indianapolis Journal, says: "trhe
af tie Ohio y Aiississippl Road on the one
side, and the baltimore 4 Ohtn on tho other,
for thu control OF tho Ohio II Mississippi,
loss Of 1t wauid place them III bud s6at.e Ms
regards u Western outlet. They would Ilnys
thelr Chie;lgn to1itn ti,tact, but. to the West
Louis d Chicago it0n.l would 10 ioft as nj nj,
outlos. Tho baltimore L. Ohio pe0ple Iiuva
bucaine alarmed wttttl, Il few ttnys ut the
prHsrest tf losing control! Of lllo Ohto i:
] Raln proxtes, aud llnvr, It Is whispered, n
trick kill store for the opposition, by which ns
4 lust resort thoy h0lle to succeed
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0P''" @3FF 7s+%s's FV 2H4eHpV
OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept 25.-About o'clock
wind, visited this section, during which the
rnilroad bridge; of the Burlington Road
acr0ss tho lliili0ls River was moved on the
piers several inches.
, 1881-09-26

bHKNU LUUGE Of UUU.fElLUWS.
CINCINNATI. o.. Sept. 2a-rho Sovereign
Grard Lodge of Udd-FclIows of the United
states adjourned tn this city last night, TO
meet next year III Baltimore. Aa.
, 1881-09-26
Tins. ,Jla1A 1neF. tHu Find ri I'm. 't1nthsr
'|||i '||| |||i ||| & & "a n I:;;;| ;|:,

7NatOHotGF CDFfG6thu ItF toIattE6s0Et. GI1Thtt0n,
md Instrumental cftnr.
Mcnn Ghrnmutue za.aIt.
Mean Thermometer. i45.
SlenM humidity. lht.
1Itphost Temperature, q.
Lowest tenpBruturD. Ut.
0ESKEtAt OHsERvArfoSe.
EMlcA0u. Aqrt. 2a-l0ilA p. u.
, 1881-09-26
President Arthur Attended Episcopal
Service in the Capital
Yesterday.
Precedents Of Cabinet Changes
by Former Accidental
Presidents.
Numerous Instances Of Isotcn~
tf0n MS Welt rs oil
Dismissal.
Tho star-Routc swindlors to Be Vigor.
ously Prosecuted by tho Now
q Regime.
CABINET CHANGES.

WHAT sIcE-rNl:slpESTs HAVE DONE II
EnIlUEH rlAiEX.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
Tho Divorce Que.sson.


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w 'ae pA''''u'af iesoiu'ion a'sousseo ~
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'en'n' u ou' peopie wien we say snA' "'
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p'o'i''ns ioi u''oio'' oa'
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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
Legal Test of the Quality of Fer
tiiizers.

There is just as much reason for apply
ing some sufficient and legal test to the
quality of commercial manures as there is
for having Clerk of the Markets in Will
mington with the power to weigh butter
and examine the quality of meats. More
reason in fact, for it would be posi-
bic for every man and woman attend.
ing market to carry a pair of scales,
and all might possibly learn in
time to distinguish between wholesome
and diseased meat, but it is absolutely
| impossible for g farmer to know that value
of fertilizer except by use, by any means
at his own dis. osal, and it involves the
| waste Of land and labor for him to test
4 the value of such manures by actual expert
ment. There must be some test, and the
State recognizes this by providing one,
but the fact is that the one provided is not
efficient,
At present the State Chemist tests such
packages as the manufacturers choose tc
SO ID him, aud ne has no power to test the
articles actually in use, except when an
individual farmer or dealer chooses to
have him do so at such individual
own expense. What is needed il
frequent and thorough tests Of the actua
goods sold, and not of packages selected
by the M 4nufacturers themselves, and til,
freest publication of the results of sucf
tests. We cannot see Why any farmer
honest or dishonest. should fail to desir,
this, and we cannot understand the grourt
On which any honest manufacturer o
fertilizers can object to 1t.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
a House of Refuge or work House.

MOUSSE Oh aeIuge or WORK House.
In our local columns this week is orit fy
sketched the history of the abortive effort
to establish House of Refuge aud a
work house in this county We wish re-
calling attention to the subject would
cause renewal of the attempt. TIE
utter Indifference OF our people
to all efforts TO save the young who have
committed some Offense from being edu.
Gated to crime ia blisterilg disgrace to
our people and makes their various ohsti-
ties appear like hypocrisy. There is moth
ing SO desperately needed in this city and
county as reformatory institution for
Juvenile offenders, and if any one will
look into the matter he will become con,
WINGED of this fact. ..=-
or course, the performance of one dut5
does not necessarily initiate agains
another, and We presume there is enough
wealth among Christian people here tt
build all the churches they fancy thel
need and send away missionary
funds, and still have enough let
to perform the d0ty which
nearest to them, but We do consider i
well nigh crime to build churches AM
send away money to convert heather
while we make no provision whatever t
prevent the rearing of worse than heather
in our own city. Let q new effort b
made to save the evil-disposed youn
men from becoming criminals and let GU
people understand that this is the on
supreme duty of henevolence, goo
citizenship and Christianity.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

The Morning Neps names over the
party OF ''recollectors' on whom it depends
as witnesses to justify it's insulting insinu-
ations of falsehood against Senator Bsyard
with view, we presume, to showing that
they are not ''village politicians and
it mentions among them Hon. John A,
Nicholson, man who really has repula.
rion which makes him known beyond the
circle of influence of the Dover junta.
Now we ask 1t plainly why 1t does this
1t cannot be ignorant of the fact that Mr..
Nicholson has publicly denounced the use
of his name in support of Andem's state
ments, and hence we have the right to esh
why the News thus cites him as one Of III
witnesses
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
THE LEGIsLArURs.
The Proposed Refnnding Bilt-Jhe
Delaware Western Bill in the
Senate and the Divorce EliiI i'm the

Senate and the Divorce EliiI i'm the
House.
Special Dispatch to State journal
Dover, Jan. l2.-rhe Joint Committee
on Funding the State Debt agreed upon a
bill last night and submitted the same TO a
subcommittee composed of Messrs.
McWhortor and Bradford
Ia its present shape the bill provides for
the funding Of $500 OOo of the debt III
four $50 coo bonds, at 4 per cent, paya-
BILE in one, two, three and four years.
One-half of the balance of the dfht VIII
be redeemed in 10 years with resumption,
optional after 3 yehrsat 4 per cent The
balance will be redeemed in 20 years "A,
81 per cent, if pnssible. kede mpliou
optional after 10 years.
The sub committee will further ccnsid,i
the matter AID report to the Joint con,
inittee this evening but il is not thnugn
likely that any material char ges will b,
made. The bill Will not be Introduce
before ntxt week. 49,.
The $40, GOO bonds are xptottd to u,
taken by the bome banks As a tempurar,
/ Investment.
| In the Senate this morning the Delaware
Western bill passed u s-eoud reading, nut
was referred to the Committee On Cor
porations.
In the House Mr.. Van Burkalow
Divorce bill was iotrodueed, passed to
second reading und d susupneiou Of In
rules, and referred 10 the Committee u
Revised Statutes.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

sYRAcu,E N v, Jan. 10 Nathan
Orlando Greenfield, the 05~egO eannty
wife murderer, was sentenced by judy
Hardin toby TO be banged february T.
This is the seventh time thAt G--etA id
has beeu 50 denteuced. His counsel viii
at once move for stay of proceedings, in
order to take the case before The Count Of
Appeals Grteufi ia has heen he'd hree
times for the murder of his wife Or The
irst trial the Jury disagroed on thcsecoaa
and third trials he was con vioted Of murIri
in the first degree. Should TIE Court Of
Appeals decide against him he viii be
hanged this tune, RE- the Governor has
stated thst be will not interfere with the
ssntenee u the Court
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

The SIN Francisco Gull of Monday, pub
llshed a lengthy interview with one of the
commissioners appointed to negotiate
treaty with China. He confirms the report
Of the treaty as heretofore published aud
says that in addition to the points then
given the treaty contains clause reserv-
ing to the United States the right to ter
inmate at am time the residence of Chinese
laoorers in this country. He says that it
was also tacitly understood that the
Chinese cannot be ngturali2ed in the
Ulitsd States, and further that the nstur-
4iizltion already accomplished shall be
considered null and void A rather inter.
asting incident, as showing the supersti-
zion among the Chinese, occurred pending
tue negotiation of the treaty. The nego-
tiatons had been completed aud were
ready for presentation TO the Emperor on
the l5th of November bat the word
disaster occurred in the treaty, and
il is a Law of China that that word cannot
be presented to the attention of the
Emperor within FIVE days of certain i'm
portant events, among which is the birth
day OF members Of the Imperial family.
By the operation of this law and proximity
Of shoal OF imperial birthdays, the treaty
was delayed for over fortnight.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

The biennial bray about the State print
ing has been resumed. AS the Journal
does not run job office it is entirely
disinterested in this matter and 1t sees
through the silly pretence. We will wager
that there is not single state in this
Union which, under Republican control,
has not spent double what Delaware
spends on State printing, while the print
ing bills of Republican Rhode Island are
nearly equal to the whole cost OF
our State government though its territory
is smaller than ours, and its population
not twice as great. The Delaparean does
our State work because it is the establish
ment nearest at hand under Democratic
CONTROL and ii does 1t well. II the Legis
lature were Republican the work would
be done by Republicans, just as the
sheriff's printing Of this county is done
in the very papers which are bowling
about this State work. What Phariseel
and humbugB they are
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

No one can complain that the Demo-
cratic majority does not show sufficient
courtesy to the Republicans in the Lagis.
lature, even going so far as to give them
several important chairmsnships on COM
mittees. We sincerely hope the Republi.
cans in the Legislature will not receive
this courtesy with the same bad taste as
their newspaper organs, which manifest
toward the Democratic majority spirit
which, if reciprocated, would have left
this county without the craftsmanship Of Q
single committee. What ungrateful phar.
isees they are, to be sure
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13


The articles on "old-Time" Wilmington,
in January HARPEn, inevitably attracts first
attention here. 1t is in Mr.. Pyles best style
the text sketchy and agreeable the illustra-
tons perfect. 1.-THE Umbrella" is equal to
Walter Crane One fingers long over the
cuts to the second part of English Lakes,
each rendering what in old DAYS would have
been deemed sheer impossibility in almost
any kind of landscape engraving. "Thirl
mere" is exquisite. Few places are more
hallowed by connection with the noblest
incentives to English thought than the
haunted region all around Arnold, Words
worth, Coleridge made it their own-not to
mention many brilliant and gracious other
one. -....-
The Chronicles Of the New York Fire De-
partment' reveal many a name ennobled by
gallant action. Down the Thames" rivals
English Lakes Anne is excellent
| especially the character of Tita. A life-like
head of Ole Bull very properly adorns "Great
| Violins." Lowell has two sonnets, and a fol-
lowing sketch of his life does Justice to an
ancestry that through centuries has worn the
! ii
danger provided scions who brayed hardship
and sacrificed life without athought of recoil,
on the altar Of an undivided country. The
poets second marriage with Miss Dunlap is
chronicled OF her it may be said that no
woman ever more perfectly fulfilled every
duty Of life
Hardy commences new novel, with the
giving proper pretext for its title, 1.-THE
Loaclicean.'
A charming review of recent Japanese
travel opens the last LONDON QUARTERLY,
Miss Birds are spoken of as specially fearless
and enterprising and AZ preserved by an apt
gift of descriptions. Accompanied only by
her servant, spite of her sex and i'll health,
she broke quite new ground to the great
advantage Of her readers. Upon book-stalls
in the larger cities may be found translationH
of Mills, Spencer and Darwin.
cart Collections" are taken up beginning
were largely ecclesiastical and found theil
most precious treasure in relics of the saints
although Gregory the great namely admitted
that these were sometimes to be doubted. A
review of Morley's "Diderot" gives occasion
for criticism Of the dogmatic and con.
temptuous way in which 80 distinguished 9
literary man as its suthor propounds his want
Of religious views. history OF the Carnii
and branch Of The Huguenots occupies 0
number Of pages. A concise account OF Grut
athletic games follows. A review OF 'Tht
Newspaper Press of Great Britain is enter
tanning and suggestive. Then Portuguese,
hero 'The Marshal Duke of Saldanha" IL
brought out. He died as Minister to London
some four years ago, an octogenarian, handed
down from the peninsular war. Politica
criticism winds up the number.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

By the new allotment Of the Justices of
the Supreme Court among the circuits it
will be seen that Justice Joseph P. Bradley
Is transferred to the Third Circuit, en-
bracing Delaware, New jersey and
Pennsylvania.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

The inventor of the photophone says
that in Its present state of development
it is of more scientific than practical value,
as it has only transmitted articulate sound
a mile and musical sounds 800 feet. But
he thinks the time will come when the in.
strument will enable us to hear the sounds
of storms on the surface of the sun.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13
What We Hate,

81. Paul Pioneer Press.
We hate growing, no matter the source
or cause and recommend herewith the
remedy. Use ST. Jacobs Oil and laugh at
pain. 1t will do The work every time.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1881-01-13

Down Jan 10 Ia tbs Court nf ryrors
ppd hp6sls this morning the nsss nj
Andrew Crunli-h against liza Wilmington
& Western Railroad Comrany. m appeal
from tic DhaLctl!or's decisiCn was fake,
up. The appellant is represented by b,
II. Brewster and George /, Crawford
EsQs., of PHILADELPHIA. and William q
Whiteley. Ed, the au,eiles il unrrnre,
scented. resting it's ease UPON former deci-
sions.
Andrew Crumlish was n contractor for
Inc construction Of sections Nos 3 TO 15
Inclusive, of the railroads in question,
Expressly to avoid cause tor litigation both
parties to tia stveral coritracts coyenanted
to subn,it matters pertaining TO The carry
ipp our thereof to tbo arbitrament If the
engineer. MIR. John G. jackson. who was
to furnish monthly estimates of the
| amount Of work done and the yAlue
thereof according 10 the terms egreed
upon aud whose decision was 10 be finaI.
This contract was made in Joiv 1871
the work to BIZ finished in ApriI. 1872 In
September. 1872. Mr.. Jackson made the
! final estimates. which were unsatisfactory
to Crumlish, because. as he AYERS, of mis-.
take on the part of the engineer in not
submitting the work actually done: of
| fraud in fixing the amount of the final
estimate ia disregard of the montbly
announcements. and of neglect on the en-.
eineer's part, ia emitting to furnish Crum.
li-h with the monthly measurements for