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, 1881-10-02

| LAONGfi OF Il NEA S4EAN-6AHHE.
| Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
| EAST SAGINAW Mich, Oct la new stcarn-
| bnrge called the c. II. Green was launched at i
| o'clock this afternoon. She was built for Ma
/ sou. Green s. Corning, of Saginaw. aud cost
| $10,04O. She is 100 feet keel, thirty-threc feet
beam, anu thirteen feet hold. She is schooner
rugged, and will carry 6O0U00 feet Of lumucr.
| Her machinery is completed, but will not be put
in until navigation closes, uutil which time she
will be used ms tow-barge She is tho fourth
] craft built for the line this senson, and three
! more schooucrs nre to bo built ut once.
4 NEW sTEAM-pAnGE TO BE Bu1LT.
Special Dispatch to The Chteaoo Tribune
BUFFALO, n. Y. Oct. 1.-The keel has been laid
by the Uniou Dry Dock Company for a steam
barge to be butlt for James Ash. F. l.. Danforth,
loving low s, dmensions er SION S' Eoe feet; team @ -, @
feet; hotd IL feet. She will be fron-strnpped
ad bande! her engine will be be s. eo@ponnd with
aud aud boilers viii a1l be new The contrnct price
complete is $4,000. and the boat is to be out
early next spriuE.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS AT BUFFALO,.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune
BUFFALO, Oct. 1:-Lake receipts for the week
outs. 45U0 bushels; huxsecd, 37,5M bushels;
flour, 5,l05 barrels lumber ,6o feet: ship
mcn1s: Cement, 1870 barrels; coal, a;,'M tons;
rails, 2,500 tons; salt, @,su0 tons.
lie SETTLED.
Special Dispatch to The Chleaao Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Oct, Ia libel for $55 scamen's
wages wus today flied against the schooner L. n.
went to seize her he found she had eoue outside.
Chase was made and the vessel oycrhnue,],
when her muster settled the claim and proceed
ELEvAr1So RATES AT BUFFALO.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Tribune.
n[n 9et The follonK rates went
storage, &c per busheI: storage zach succeeding
ten days or part thereof, 14e. The vessel pays
, 1881-10-02
a Term in the Penitentiary the Only
Proper Punishment for His
Action.
Death Of Andrew Mi1ler-Launcf Of the
Iron Tug Alpl1a-Harbormaster
Mccarthy.
Around the Lakes-Vessel Charters Dock
and Other Notes-Arriva1s and
Departures.


/ GRAIN.
Gr,in freights took Tin upward jump yestcr-
day-they advanced from nothing to onc-half
ccnt TN corn to Buffalo, the propeller 1.ycoming,
OF tho Anchor Line, being fortunate u enough
to secure 4 c.trgo Of 600 bushels at that rate
! Ny good management and by putting those on
board the steamer bread and water. her
owners may possibly clear expenses on the
steam exhausted on the trip. Owners OF vessels
| recognize that grain freiShts are dent, and haye
| ceased to worry over the matter, and are cn-
gagged only in figuring up which port is cheapest
for them to luy their craft up at for tho balance
! OF the season.
| LuatEElt
Lumber freights still remain firm at the recent
! ADVANCE and agcnts and o.vncrs find no difficulty
| in making engagements, rs tho shippers demand
/ for curriers' ~ greater than the supply. Mono Of
! the }lE carriers will go into tho lumber trade,
| and tho prospect is TINT owners OF lumber era:t
| will huvc Il bonanza for the bauuce of the
| season, The following arc the rutes ut which
I charters were made:
| From East Saginaw to Lake Erie
From ron East Sagjnaw to Chicago. 3sSE3D
From I'ay Clty to Lake Eric ports... 3509:i,5 5o@
t From Hay City to Chicago. 3001315
From Maulstcc to Chicago ......... 231i3
From LlsGtugton tu Chicago. .-......- 2l.13
| From White Lake to Chicago. ........ 2W
From GRIND Haven to ChicngO.--..,. 1S11zI..00
| from Muskc=on to Chicago. ....-- lss1.gs!00
iROS-ORE.
There was no changc noted yesterday in IRON
orc freights, ana vessels still III active de-
1nund. Rates remain firm at tho following
figures from the points named:
From Escunuba to Chicago .........$ leo
From Escanuba to Lake Erie ports.... 1.G0D1.G5
From Marquetto to Lake Erie ports. :. 2,0UGL.,25
COAL
Tho absence of big grain carriers at the lower
lake ports has had tendency to make coal
frcights from Buffalo and Lake Erie ports very
stifr. Vessels continue scarcc at Buffalo, Lake
Erie ports, aud Oswego, and rates reported firm
| and strong ut tho following figures:
From I'utfu!o to Chicago. 81 3O6tL35
From Buffalo to Milwaukee. .30lL f;i3
Fom fot i,aiS aEe Ere ie orts To- Ghicaro yo4S
From Lake Erie ports to Milwaukee,. I30Q}l.4D |
From Lake Eric ports to Racine. ..... LIS !
From Lake Erie parts to Escanaba.... Lilo |
From Lake ERIC ports TO Duluth ...... l.55
From Lake Erie ports tn Detroit....... 45I1 50 |
From Cleveland TO Buffalo,. ........ $50 IS !
From Oswego to Chicag0.... .......,.. 2.1Jl522.45
From Oswe:so to Milwaukee,. 2.J5lL245 |
by Lake Erie ports is meant any ports on |
Luke Eric west OF aud including Eric, to which |
iron-ore IS consigned, and from which conl Is |
shipped.
, 1881-10-02

Ashland Press: Mai II. Robert, of the United
States Engineer Corps. in charge OF Govern
mcnt harbors on Lakes Superior md Michigan,
arrived on the stantstce Wednesday evening
from Ontouagon. Maj Robert spent Thursday
examining the docks and harpor, gaining by
personal observation such information as he re-
quires to settle the question Of dredging beside
solid and pile docks. ne was greatly peascd
win "nat nc saw, and gives 1t as his opinion
that all the water necessary for any purpose can
be had anywhere in the harbor bv hui,dinp
proper docks and by dredging channel to the
shore. There are many narbors on Lake Mich
igan where the drift Is greater than In Ashland
hurbor, where the experiment of dredging chan
Hets has been successfully tried for 5ears aud
, 1881-10-02
GUILTY OF SUICIDE.

Not Such Il Foolish Verdict After All.
Some fun has been made by the press over
Il yerdietrendered by Coroner's jury which
sat upon the corpse Of suicide in the Town
Of Calumet On Friday, the verdict being as
follows:
r. J. Mul1er did on the night OF Sept. 90, 1851,
at the Town OF Calumet iii said County of Cook,
voluntarily and Of his OWN mn1ice afurethougt1t,
hang himself, and SO tho jurors aforesaid upon
their oaths aforesaid say that the suid H. j.
and ut the place aforesaid. voluntarily, and OF
his own malice aforefhpught, kill aud murder
himself, the said T. j. Mucr, ng.iust the peace
Of the people Of this State and their dignity.
DuK De Joke.
n. b. STEVENS,
WILLIAM YEAR,,
II. V. u STAR,
DIRK TfLE,
n. BASS.
L0ursE.owESTIlltL
Justice of the Peace and acting Coroner.
Those who so freely criticise the pl.raseol-
ogy Of the foregoing might do well to re-
member thai under the common law-tile
basis of tile laws under which Illinois is
governed-sltlcide was held to he IL crime
still is one here at common law, Il is not
yet Ealf a century since suicides were buried
at crossroads i'll England, and even today
one church at least, and that not the least in
tluen;lal Of religious organizations refuses
Christian Sepnlt:lrc to se1f-lnurderers. It
was to 1nectthis that the ictlon OF ''tcmpo-
rary insanity" OIL the part OF those who take
their own life was nlercifully Instituted, and
it is doubtful whether the verdict given
above is not quite us sensible Us {; statement
that R. !. Mu1der committed suicide while iu
q state Of temporary Insanity.
, 1881-10-02

THE ANNUAL. MEETING
Of the Chicago Cricket Club will be held in
the reading rooms Of the Palmer House, OIL
Monday Oct.:5 ut o'clock y. III,
, 1881-10-02

Special Disnateh to The Ghteaoo Tribune.
BUFFALO, Y. y, Oct. 1.-Conl freghts today
1iay be quoted strong at Sl.i0 to Chicago aud to
cents to Toledo and Detroit. The only engage
ment for Chicago was made by shipper whose
docks arc full aud who was Obliged to make
room. lie took the Commercial Line propeller
Nussiu for I00 tons 1T Sl.4, the highest straight
rate paid this Season. Other charters-Pro~
pctEcr Laconia coai and rails, and propeller
Jarvis Lord. coal to Duluth on contract;
schooners Lyman Casey and Jenny White, coal
to Toledo at 60 cents; schooner William Sharpe,
coal to Detroit at 10 cents schooner q. Everleigh,
coal to ST. Clair ut 81 and TO Lexington at $l.25.
Canal freEhts have declined about a Il cent
aud were weak. Corn was shipped tt New York
today at 81 cents and tnxseed ut 223i cents. The
nominal rates on wheat -, cents and on
oats ~ cents. Very little grain is arriving for
shipment by canal.
At CLEVELAND, o.
SptciaI Dispatch to The Chicago Irtbuns.
CLEVELAND, O.. Oct. 1.-ChArters-Steame
Columbia, ore, Escanaba to Cleveland, private
terms; schooner +. L. Dauforth, coal. Ashtnbuia
to Chicago, $l.25 free; schooner \. G. Morcy,
orc, Escanaba to Cleveland, $1.335; schooner
Richard WinsEow, coal, Ashtabuia to Mllwau-
kce, Sl.2.:1 free: schooner lta5cu, coal to Green
Bay, $l.ss5 free.
AT MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Special Dtsnatch to The Chicago Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis, Oct. 1.-t,hnrtcrs-Schooncr
Grantt1ani. timber from Port Huron TO kingst5u
at 20 cents per l,0C0 feut: schooner CosDunche,
ore from EscananA to Toledo at Sl.2o.
, 1881-10-02
THE MICHIGAN SUFFERERS.


Chicago Coming Literally to the Front.
To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
RELIEF Rooms MICHIGAN SuFEEnEEs-
CHICAGO, Oct. Ill am happy to say that the
work in Chicago for the relief Of the suffer-
crs by forest fires in Michigan is at last re-
ceiving fair degree Of attention. The scat
tered character OF the work in the past pre-
vents inc from giving such {; statement
as should be made Of the libcrality of our
citizens, but trust that those who have pre-
vlously collected moneys and sent them for
ward will obIige Inc with Il statement of
what each has done, i'll order that the records
has been forwarded; or, if they prefer, will
give tflenl report Of what the officers aI,-
pointed at the citizens meeting have
accomplished anu let them keep the records.
4 true and full record Should be available
when the final balance is struck, whoever
has charge OF it; All that has thus far come
to my knowledge may be summed up as
follows:
Collected By the Lumberman's s Exchange
anu anu tofwaTaed oE,san t9 Bay City $. .ooo.oo
Paid in 65 grocers: committee oncindcs 4''''
o, ~ scn5 TO Fort Huron drect-.-...... 2,5ss.00
Jfhce COLLECTIONS, Oct ~l-....-........... J.. 5N.2.5
In bands Of Chairman tabout).. ........... l,2o00
Collected BY Treasurer {about). .......... 60U.O0
ss,co49s
Private remlttances reported (about}. %. l,OU0W
so,oosos
ain aware that the Board Of Trade and
some other committees have forwarded large
S1lns,. but / have no record nr personal
knowledge of the extent Of the donations.
Below hand yon partial list Of the coil-
tributors rs recorded III my books.
The call for drapery has been literally re-
sponded to, and have received what esti-
mate at from 5000 to 5000 yards, ami more
still coming. Such as is suitable for MOURN
served for those purposes. The ladies have
not disappointed me. / did not expect they
would. have been able to seud out today
, 1881-10-02

EtST SAGINAW.
Special Dtspateh to 1he Chicago Tribune.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 4.-During the
month Of September East Snginnw shipped
600 feet OF lumber. j.0.o0 lath and 15 137.
0]0 shingles. hay City shipped 0,242 So feet OF
lumber, ,00 lath and 1850 600 shingles. Tho
total shipments from Saginaw kycr from the
opeutng Of navigation to Oct. were 597, 159, I'll
feet OF lumber, 150OO,e0O lath, and lU9, 5V9,ON
shingles
MCSKEGOS.
Special Dispatel. to Ihe Chteaao Iribune-
.MUsKEGt,S. Mich. Oct 1.-Clcarances today.
eleven. Lumber shipments, l.5su, ,1O0. Tho
strike Of the booming Company's men ended
today By the coulpnny yielding to the demands
the leading men of the place offered to make
up the loss, and urged tho company to yield.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04
FACTS THAT WE KNOW,

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04
RIVER NEWS.
GENERAL NEWS,

The riycr is falling at Cincinnati
The Colorado was due last night
The Mississippi is rapidly rising at St.
Louis.
Business was unusually brisk on the lcvcc
yesterday.
The Belle of Memphis left yesterday for
yicksbnrg
The silvcrthornc will not leave until
Monday next.
The Golden City lett here for New Or,
leans yesterday
The gorgcs broke loose at GAINESVILLE,
No. on the I'd inst.
The Hopkins came down yesterday and
got away about dark
The "lndispensiblc" for Paducah at 4
o'clock this afternoon.
The b, $. Rhea for Nashville will leave
At 10 O'Clock this morning.
The II, T. Dexter will be here this even.
Iug and will return 10 Evansville at : p. m.
Capt Newman reached the city yester.
day from s.. Louis on his way to Paducah,
Ky.
The Helena came in last night and will
leave to-day for the capitol of the "Sunny
South"
Capt. 7. W. Shields left Yesterday for St.
Louis on business, and will be absent for
several days
The ohio At Louisville yesterday was
falling, it had fallen feet and 10 inches
IN the canal, and & feet and . inches in the
chute on the tails
The river is falling rapidly at this point,
and in fact all the way up to Pittsburg.
At $ p. IN, yesterday, it had fallen during
the twcnty.iour hours preceding, about
fourteen inches.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04

Mrs. BNRNuoFFT, cor, Pratt and Broad.
way, has been sufferer for 70 wears
through rheumatism, and has tried every
remedy she could hear of, but received no
benefit, until recommended to try the &c.
lcctrc Oil. She says she cannot express
the satisfaction she feels at having her pam
entirely removed and her Rheumatism
cured Paul G. Schulz, Agent.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04
Open for Business,
Wall Street News.

Wall Street News,
A gentleman of high social and bust
ness standing in the city was making q
trip on one Of the Sound steamers last
fall, when he was approached by q
quietly-dressed and soft-spoken young
man, who made few general remarks
and then asked
"Are you open for business to-nightP'
Yes; I'm always ready for business"
was the reply,
Thought so. Your clothes are all
right, and you talk political economy
like an orator, but your face gives you
dead away. spotted you as soon as
we left New York.
The gentleman was dumbfounded,
and while in this condition the other
queried:
Shall it be an even whack-upP"
'I-I-n
81 think we are certain TO strike SUI
gar in this crowd"
my friend, fear | am ignorant of
what you are driving at. What bust
ness is il you wish to talk over2"
Come, don't try any of that on me.
I'm willing TO make a fair divide"
"Of what? There's my card, sir; and
should like to see yours
The stranger took the card, looked it
over, gave the merchant close inspec.
ton, and then answered.
well, I'm beaten for the first time
in ten years. Are you going back on
this line9"
Yes"
"Then you should have some one
along who can swear to your identity,
and you'd better hand your card to ev-
cry man who comes within six feet OF
your nose! Good evening I'm sleepym
1t was two or three days before the
gentleman could make out what it all
meant, aud it is said that he is now try
ing to change his facial expression.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04
Slightly Exhilarated,

"Rc.fol.dc Riddle How well I feel ~
chirpod an elderly bachelor tothcr morn.
ing. "That Thomas Eclcctric Oil seems to
have cured my lumbago completely.
feel as if ! were young again and believe
III ask the widow to have me-" He did
so, was accepted aud is now the happy
parent of n fine boy Paul G. Schulz, Ag't
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04
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"Our best people take Malt Bittcrs"
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04
The Market.

THURSDAY, EVENING, March 3, 1881.
The weather is variable and uncertain as
the average woman's temper. Yesterday
and day before were mild and sunny
enough to coax the traditional ground hog
from his hole, but to-day has been one of
an entirely different complexion. The fsg
end of the snow storm that prevailed in the
northern part Of the state early in the week
struck Caro- at daylight this morning, and
although it only lasted few hours leaving
the trace of its furry, it was sufficient 10
give US a taste Of what March can and will
do in the way of weather.
The rivers are declining steadily Ton.
mage and cars for the south are very scarce
and commission merchants are experiencing
considerable difficulty IN making shipments,
consequently stocks, of hay especially, are
accumulating.
FLOUR Unchanged; stocks are light
and the demand is good for grade
from choice xxx TO choice.
HAY-Stocks arc accommodating for want
of shipping facilities, and prices are off
about 80 cents all around.
CORN-White is scarce and firm. Mix
ed is in moderate supply and light demand.
OATS Good supply and steady at pre-
vious quotations.
MEAL--Steady and unchanged.
BRAN-Scarce and firm.
BUTTER-Choice continues scarce and
in active demand
EGGS-Steady at present quotations.
POULTRY All kinds are scarce, firm
and in good demand
L \
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04

WIN II. PuLLEN, FowlcrvlIc, Mich,
says: have not rested better for months
than did last night. The "Only Lung
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04

The proper study of mankind is man,
and the proper cure for sick Headache and
Biliousness is Spring Blossom. Prices ST.,
Do cents and trial bottles ID cents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04
Sales and Quotations.

NoTE'--Thc prices here given are tor sales from
hrst hands In round lots. An advance 10
charged for broken lotsin filling orders.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1881-03-04
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TO TO It SCHl H. Druggist Cairo HIS for Mrs National
For brightness of rrcouolcd
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-20
An Tnsone Woman staav~.

Aontisn was made in yesterdays HRRAtD
Of tao escape Of Mrs. Mcdonald from =. !,
county jail, whish occurred abou. II o,eloo,,
Monday night. Az will be mberad .bo
WAS ArFaatSd By ssa Of the jail eusrdu ls,a
oNaroay shsraeos, vas diseeysrsd bsr a,
sue vas making sor way toward tho rvar
with hor little ihros yoAr I'D daughter rhss,
ihe told the guard che Wa, roisg t. dew
and 40 being satisfied aha was act n her ri.h,
mind took her ia charge and loSr,S L,r ~
one OF tho outhsuses ia the Jail yarS. for M "a
usa OF venom imprisoned. He TOOK tho
child to Mrs. King, whc resides vi tha c.r,, ~,
OF Lamar and Wood streets. VIA.
Mrs. NeDssald had been st.nr;~.
Ine usisrtunAts woman wss fesrtnlSv
worried by hsr imprisonment And she ~,
plorSd the gaards to relieve her, and Sp,i,
succeeded ia escaping BY kicking ,ba hosr5,
oil the windew Of tho room 10 which az
was oshhned. Sho took with her ,bro.
blankets, and The utmost diligent search =. AZ
the part OF the officers and hsr husband ~
has jsined in the s-arch, has failed ~ AZ sS9
nor, and it is believed that s sSa
has drowscd herself in ,he Trir See
river. MIR. McDonsld has gone ant 10 M ny
residence OF Mr.. Gerard, some eight mia
Mest OF here, where they formerly IiveI
Win the hope Of dndi1g her. Ivy >