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OREIGN MARINE NEWS R0MI lROYAL was AM tie Prices are VE8IL0W "Mr xJ BARCLAY BLACK 19 Monroe Avenu ai CABLETOSj Port Huron Mich October 21 ISM CANDY 8p 8982 (and barg SttUgOD i NOVELTIES IN Effi OVERCOATINGS The address of holders of bonds of the Port Huron ANCY SUITINGS 1350 DESIGNS SIX RENCH ISHING BOATS CON TAININQ 119 MEN BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN REDUCTION RENTS BY THE LAND COMMISSION AT BELAST transactions Adjourned ASludeut Kills a Younc Lady Who Ke fused io Marry Him Cincinnati November 4 A Commercial special from Tiffin says Charles Mad der a divinity studefit at Heidelberg College shot and killed Miss Phebe Bernard last night at midnight on the street It is said he was madly iu love and she did not reciprocate He asked her to marry him and upon her re fusal he shot her dead He hid in a lumber yard during the night but surrendered him self to dav home is in Stark County His friends claim insanity Wendell Phillips Gives His Views on the Irish Question Liquid Extract of Beet and Tonic Invigorator is the best and safest remedy for chills fever and malaria Ask for take another Of druggLta generally General oreittn Notes The Governor General of Cauada sailed for igland riday 'A famine is feared in Northern Russia The crops are a failure Archbishop Croke Advises Tenants to Tender a air Rent1 GERMANY BISMARCK VS THE PROGRESSISTS 4 Bebun November The anti SemiticDeutsch Tagblatt announces that the Con servative committee telegraphed to Bismarck that the Conservatives of the Reichstag will continue to oppose the Progressist ring Bis marck replied thanking the committee for the telegram and saying he was grateful for any support in the struggle agaiust the aims of the Progressists which are prejudicial to the Em peror and empire BISMARCK ENTERTAINS A JEW Bebun November The National Zei tung states that Bismarck recently entertained a manufacturer at Varzin at which tune the Prince declared that he disapproved the Juden Hetze and would never entertain a proposal to curtail the constitutional rights of the Jews was he said naturally inclinedto criticism of the opposition but he made nodistinctiou between his Christian aud his Jewish opponents In replying to an address any ic ngrams ne was ne saia merely actu ated by politeness He would have the odhesiou of the Progressists it he had received any detained here but left at Steamer lora Jas Davidson ANCIENNE MAISON These febrics may be found in every large city SOL BATESON BRO 93 MICHIGAN AVE DETROIT TAILORING HOUSE MICHIGAN amine eared in Northern Russia Crops Having ailed S5 for a sanipM toil hay nv Jr' of the best candid America Pul a ntwwa eiegunv at rlntlvuure a a UA7 rl Kerers Try aoress fL GUNT To John Gott Wm Moran Georee SiMary Trombly Anna Trombly ELatxU1 lufb inrtwa Marcoir ADiiivvon anueru 'veph Kuhn Antou Puite Mrs Du William linran ijnnarn Nui'irer Min iffur Widow Korte Janub Wezanl Scherle Mr Witeder Richard ShauvinJUl Mrs Aitsnry Mr SEntrij EUSL AOHDDUer: A petition pursuant to law having been rod ine undersigned urain rii snip or urosse faint County ot wayniw or juemgan ro locate ana construct a uhi ui township the location and course of whintk is tisaf itirm cm 1 is frdiiivvs: Commencing at a point where the itortbwr vuruer ql private craim uuu inierrats westerly corner or private ciaiui ou: easterly on the line between said two nnntiuliino' in lhi oainuriiradmn lvVtnn across private claims 128 127 a dsSwlN tween saui private ciaimsipu ana easterly on 'a line net ween said last two Claims to the Martin canal so caiied Said petition further asts 'hat jaid oitdil catHl as arore uuri nnri construcieo widr on top two tn widtn on the bottcti tff on xf Cite t'r l' a aLI ugu Uvp1 1 And it appearing that you are intere'2Sl location anu construction oi saia 1 mTL a 1 a zkyf I rl 1 l' vnciciuiu ale ucitsoj uwjmcta signed Drain Commissioner ha? apfoiriwhfktiCA A tf i tnid tnivnoihlD RS Lu? fl and we 30th day of November A iKl ciocK in me aitetnoan as tne uiut aisaavavsa upvu rxaiu underiLsuel will at said time anJ piact? and all persons who may wish io or nea spect to locating and constructing saJ wcd Dated this 29th day of Octoner A 0 11 i ft Zt TL nVRlA ttUDDIll Vfh Vi i Drain 01 IllOQ TOWnSilipOtJjrJJ 14 and 16 Woodbridge Street Iasthmai CUREDI in the canal schooner Mixer to Capt Thomas' Maytham the consideration being tte whole of the tug D' McKinnon and $800 additional The Mixer was rebuilt at last' winter by Jo seph Sloan at an expense of about $7000 classes A2J4 and is valued at about $12000 Tho McKin non is also in good condition and is worth about $5000 Capt Surles will send her to Detroit in a few days and next season she will be ued for towing logs in Pine River This transfer Was made by Smith who by the wav has done con siderable business in this line during the present season to the satisfaction of all concerned Buf falo Courier Vessel Passages DETROIT Detroit November A Steam barge Mayflower aud barges 8 tug Kate Moffat and schooner rancis Palms 10 steam barge Clyde 10 steam barge Lowell and barges 10 steam barge Progress 11 steam barge Dick inson 12 Steam uarge Glasgow and barges 1 propeller Warsaw 1:30 steam barge Alpena and barges 2:40 tug Quayle and schooners Con sUtuIon and Maumee Valley 3 tug Merick and THE LEADING NIERCHANT RANCE ONE HUNDRED AND NINETEEN ISHERMEN BE IJEVED TO BE LOST ARIS November It Vis feared a great calamity has overtaken six fishing boats with 119 men ou board They went out to sea from Boulogne a fortnight ngo and it is be lieved they iierished iu the terrible storm of October 13 ORMATION AN ARMYffO OCCUPY TUNIS Paris November It is stated ah army of 25000 rench volunteers will be formed for the purpose of occupying Tunis Hachyohmteer will receive 1500 francs half to be paid on engagement and half at the close 2r terra of service of five years Twentr flve hectares of land in Algeria will be allotted each volunteer chamber of deputies Paris November In the Chamber of Deputies to day President Brisson mnounced that he Bad received a notice of three inter pellations pn the Tunisian question erp President of the Council said be wished to state the position of the Cabi regM'i to the interpellations 5 The Cabinet had always considered that its iwers would expire with the last Chamber The resolve to retire 4C CffiQgsBhfch would bej carried out CANDY rsaajQBnuMKQQsi 2 Id the Circuit Court for the County of Wayne Iu chancery Eugene Alt Caroiiie jUlen defendant to this court Caroline Allen is a non resident of this State on motion of Dowling of counsel fo? lt 18 ordc'ed that tbe said defendant Caroline Allen cause her appearance in this cause tered within four months from the date of thw order and that in case of her appearance she 8118 werto the complainants bill to6be filed and a copy thereof to be served on' the com plainant solicitor within twenty davs after dS7aOfta biu nd notice of ffiK der and in default thereof that the said 'bill be the defendant Caroline Is further ordered that within twen cause a noticeVfthTs Detroit ree PresZ P10 publication be continued paper least ouce in each week for six weeks in succession or that he cause a cony of this oTde? to be personally served on the said defendant Allen at least twenty days before the time above prescribed for her appearance Detroit October 121881 1 S' CHAMBERS A true copy: Circuit Judge Hosmer Deputy Register ikltMTIVC Jra QMxiviwr ior mpiamant wvaAwaa69t PUUBIBUUjf vv TAuuita xvKsouvENTe eno new Blood Purifier and Cuticura and Cuticura Soap the Great Skin Cures Ask your druggist about them Right here in this town you may find evidences of their wonderful healing powers or Sunburn Tan and Greasy Skin use Cuticura1 Soap an exquisite toilet bath and nursery sana tive fragrant with deheious flower odors and jheahng balsams CX7TICUBA Remedies are for sale by all druggists Price of Cuticura a Medicinal Jelly small boxes 50 cts Lartre boxes $1 Cuticura Resolvent the nevr Blood per bottle Cuticura Kf edicinai Toilet Soap 25 cents Cuticura Medicinal Shav ing Soap 15 cents in bars for and targe consumers 50c Principal depot Veeks Potter Boston All mailed free on receipt of price Voltaic Eleo mu Plaster costing 25 cts VOLTAIC to every other appliance before th? Pnblie They instantly i relieve Dyspepsia Liver Maarin ever and Ague and Kidney and Urinary Difficulties and may be worn over the pit of the stomach over the kidneys or any affect ed Price 25 cents SoM everywhere 8p nr WEEKS POTTER Boston Mass JAMES DAVIS CO Wholesale Druggist Importers and Dealers in Glass OUIIUIIBS dim OptlUldllldS We mention a few of oilr leading articles at wholesale only Window Show Bottles GIass Labels Mica Labels Qrawer Pulls unnels Graduates Mortars Percolaters Spatulas Hair Brushes Nail Brushes Tooth Brushes Prescription Scales Hand Mirrors Pocket Mirrors Puffs and Puff Boxes Rubber Combs Horn Combs To lorida Water Colognes Perfumes Odor Cases empty Ol sjuor teases Tinea enuioiaoexs norences sets Trnlet Bottles Cologne Bottles1 Extracts Extracts Specialties Chamois Skins Sponges Many other articles Wanted by every retail druggist Merchants visiting the city please give Interesting to Vessel Owners A special dispatch to the Chicago Tribune from The propeller Northerner arrived down yester Cleveland says A prominent railroad official said I day CapL Shepherd reports "neavy to day that Vanderbilt was bound to ruin the lake I weather ou Lake Huron Thursday night navigation so far as carrying grain was concerned He said has not been a worse season on The barges NJ Ryan and Jas Joy have the Erie Canal and the lake steamship lines for I both oeen released from the rocks at the mouth of many a year Prices have been so cut that the the Niagara River The Joy is leaking some railroads could as well do the business as the I boats One line here told me that their boats had I Rhyneas master of the propeller only carried a single cargo this year You will see I Atlantic is pilot of the propeller Nyack since the a railrcad running down the bed of the Erie Canal I atter was placed ou the Lake Superior route Vanderbilt can I The steamer Muskegon has been placed on the west shore route between Chicago and Manitowoc navigation The propeller Depere goes on the Green Bay route business When the carrying business is once in linplaceoftlieMuskegon his hands then ha can do as he sees fit with it he I I Tlle propellerxNashua passed down yesterday 4 I with 200 tons of pig iron and 15000 cases offish 1 bound for Huron and Cleveland 'She leaves to A Vessel Trade I night for Mackinac and way ports Capt tV Surles has transferred a half interest The signal office at Buffalo has hl to tiie top floor of the six story White buildin a few doors above the old office This is the highest location in the city and the signals can be seen from all quarters The Dry dock Engine Works will furnish Whitney Jr with an engine for his new steam barge wh ch is now building at Marine City The engine will be similar to that of the Thomas Palmer Michigan Wisconsin and Escanaba a fore and aft compound with cylinders 27 and 41x40 The boiler will be made by Desotell Hutton Mr Craig of the firm of Linn Craig the well known shipbuilders of Gibralter was surprised last evening by a large party of Detroit friends who went down on the evening train to celebrate the twentieth anniversary of his wedding The china wedding passed off very satisfactorily sev eral handsome presents being made to the bride and bridegroom GREAT BRITAIN TRIAL COMMENCED Maidstone November 4 The trial of Arthur Lefroy for the murder of Gold on the Brighton Railway express train in June has been commenced A Murder tn Minnesota St Paul November 4 News has just been received of a most atrocious murder at Brain ard XV ednesday night A man named Peter St George encountered a partially intoxicated railroad laborer named Joseph Harding of raw raw urove in took turn to the river beat him horribly about the head with a ham ruer robbed him ot a lew dollars and a watch and threw him into the river Harding after wards partly revived and crawled out but will probably die St George has confessed and is in jail A Collision on the Lake Shore ft Michigan Southern Chicago November A terrific collision occurred on the Lake Shore Michigan Southern Railroad at Long Lake forty four miles east of Chicago to day two heavy freight trains running together at nearly full Both engines were ruined one freight car and contents completely demolished and the rest badly used up Damage heavy The Indiana liaptiat State Convention TnfiRE Haute Ind November 4 The Baptist State Convention 'closed its delibera tions to day The subject of foreign missions occupied mucn or ine time me worK snows great promise Memorial addresses on de ceased members were made The work of the convention was important especially that re aAd IRELAND THE heavy land covet business London November 4 A correspondent at Armagh speaking of the fears that the Land Court will be blocked says: As soon as a few decisions have beeu given and as soon as the tendency of the decisions begins to be grasped ly landlord and tonant an amicable arrange ment will take place in an overwhelming pro portion of the cases our additional decisions were rendered to day reducing Hie rent rate in each case atiout twenty eight per cent Being market day there was a largegttendance of farmers wno received the an usance meat of the decisions with great delight HUNTING Lord tenaritry having full rents and having promised not prevent bunting the sport was re commauced and' mere was a large muster AGRARIAN OUTRAGES Lougiirea November 4 After the tenant farmer who was decoyed out of his house at Carrigan was shot the murderers visited the house of his cousin wij) had also beeu boycotted in connection with agrarian disputes aud after vainly attempting to de coy him from the house tired through thewindows but without effect Two additional arrests were made in con nection with the murder ot Doherty at Carri gan THE GOVERNMENT WAS PREPARED London November 4 There is some' reason to believe the Irish Government had jnforniation of serious designs of asection of tbe extremists Lx provoke risings throughout the country ben the progress of the Land act had time to create a Iierter feeling among the people The government however was well pre pared ARCHBISHOP ADVICE London November 4 Archbishop Croke of Cashil replying to an address of the branch Lind League advisqd the tenants to tender a fair rent If refused the fault would not be theirs It would show that the Irish can for their sake endure insults and in juries He declared the government has es tablished a reign of terror A LESSEE THREATENED London November 4 The police of Black burn threatened the lessee of a hall with the loss of his license if he permitted a Land League meeting at which Miss Anna Parnell was to speak ORSTER orster Chief Secretary for Ireland came to Loudou for the approaching Cabinet coun cil reduction of rents Dublin November 4 The sub commission of the Land Court at Belfast has given judg ment iu the cases of fifteen tenants on the estate of Archdeacon Crawford in all except one case reducing the rents Thus a rent of 22 122 was reduced to XB9: another of £71 to £48 another of ifti to £52 RELEASE SUSPECTS Three suspects were released yesterday A TORCHLIGHT PROCESSIONDISPERSED The police dispersed a tofchligntvpi ocessidn at Mallow in honor of Sexton ARRESTED Cantwell honorary Secretary and Kenny Treasurer of the Castle Coiner (County Kil kenny) League who evaded arrest a week ago returned home giving the police no tice of their arrival and were taken to Maas Jail A SERIOUS COLLISION ft is reported that a serious collision has taken place between the police and people of Ogoneiloe County Clare in consequence of a sheriff making seizures for rent Several per sons were injured on both sides WENDELL PHILLIPS ON THE IRISH QUESTION New York November 4 Treasurer Egan of the Land League at Paris telegraphed here: Wendell Phillips come to Ire land to advocate no during ths suspen sion of constitutional liberties? The league win pay all Mr Phillips in reply says to day leads the van in the struggle for right justice and freedom Let Ireland only persevere in her sublime patience keeping ever within the limits of peaceful agitation ancTher victory is certain With an unbroken front let her assault despotism in its central point Honest rent is the surplus left after the tenant has jiveci material intellectual per sonal and social comfort Ireland owes none to day certainly not to the class whose gov ernment is the prison and bayonet How cheerfully would I do my part how gladly Ta ould I share in the honors of such a struggle but the state of ray health Obliges me to give up public speaking I can only bid you God speed and pray for your speedy and complete 1 Black Silks RhadameSj Satin Merveiileux AKE WEAR RESISTING DBTHOIT 11 Detroit October Charters: By Whitaker (tf 4 Schooners Mineral State iron ore Escan arUeStly Trayeil tO 1)16 aba to Cleveland $1 40 Brooklyn plaster Ala I baster to Milwaukee $1 50 per net ton free I By Jones Steam barge Alcona and con sort San Diego iron ore Escanaba to Ashtabula afflcted for twenty years with an $1 I obstinate skin disease called by some 3L Ds I Psoriasis and others Leprosy commencing on my Notes scalp and in spite of all I could do with the help The tug Martin Swain is out again looking better Of most 8kiful doctors it slowly but surely ex than ever I tended until a year ago this winter it covered my The Gao A Wand ia vn I entire DOSOn in form of drv anAlAa TPnr th a Instr loading coal I three years I have been unable to do anv lnhnr and The schooner Willie Keller loaded wheat at Ele suffering intensely all the time Every morning A I there could be nearly a dustpanful of scales taken on iny bed some of them half as Peter Davidson has been appointed keeper of the I a3 containing this letter In the light house at Two Rivers ri I latter part of winter my skin comtnene'd cracking The propeller Samuel Hodge js expected up open tried everything almost th is could be to nignt to load for Lake Superior I thought of without any relief The 12th of Trine Elevator with a capacity of 350000 bushels of I started West in hopes I could reach Hot grain has just been started nt Erie Springs I reached Detroit and was so low I fayto is on her thought I should hav to goto the hospital but The steamer Saginaw leaves the Star Line wharf I ar 38 Mich where I had a to night for Mackinaeand way portfl I One Dr treated me about Evans Genera! Manager did A11 thought 1 had but rior Transit Line was in the city yesterday CrSd torouh the ekin ffil back The schooner Scoville and scow Banner went mY ribs arms hands limbs feet badly swollen into winter quarters at Milwaukee Thursday I toe nails came off finger nails dead arid hard as The Canadian schooners Merrill Pride of I deaIM'y lifeless as old straw America and Mary Buttle are now in ordinary at Milwaukee 1 I Mrs Davis had a small part of During the month of October 118 steamers 249 Sptdd wilUry CuttauraJ Some Xpffited propellers and 4G) sail vessels arrived at the port on one hand and arm Eureka! there was restate or Milwaukee I stopped the terrible burning sensation from the It Is estimated that the surface of Lake Ontario word go Tuev immediately got the Resolvent has fallen fourteen aud oue half inches in the last I Cuticura and Soap 1 commenced by taking one eighteen years 1 tablespbonful of Resolvent three times a day after mt i I IT1PHIR bttjT A Anna ri a wr nva senooner Dialing star loaaeu wneat at the hea7T 1 rn 1 iipcij appucu vuvicilra owner's account I evening wesuio returned to my The scow New Dominionwhich wm Reined I and vn ciiQOD itanru Carpenter Jefferson Co rS? orn to before me this 19th day of January 188ft fl A LEINGWELU Justice of the Peace NO HUMAN Can so speedily permanently and economically cleanse the Blood clear the Complexion and Skin restore the Hair and cure every species of Itchin Real ftTiH ftoWkflllrtlltJ rTitmx vaa aaV 41 whatever happened only adjourned in order to reply to tbd charges agaiust it Iu said that previous to retiring he would give what explanations were con sidered and that tbe sooner debate commenced tue D0ticr xne uiscussiou then fixed for Saturday CENTRAL AMERICA INCREASE TAXATION Panama October 27 Tbe State Govern ment has increased the taxes of merchants native anil foreign twenty five per cent TROUBLE WITH THE CANAL LABORERS The canal laborers striking the police had to protect oue superintendent The native la borers do not like rench overseers and say Aiuericanw cou'd get thirty three per cenL more work out ot them A Risky "Wrecking Job A Tow of Barges Broken Up band Beach Harbor Notes Special Dispatch to The Detroit ree Press Sand Beach November 4 The schooner West I Side loaded with coal went ashore this morning on Crane's Point one mile below here during a thick snow squall A heavy sea was running and she was in a very dangerous position As soon as I die was sighted from the harbor the tug Kate Williams went to her rescue It was a risky job' getting a line to her in the shoal water and heavy sea but ChpL Cox who is very familiar with tills shore worked persistently until he got fhe line which soon parted He then got Lis big line to her aud after pulling for about half an hour I 1 managed to work her off and brought her inside or two hours the schooner rolled and pounded heavily on the rocks Her yawl boat was smashed and she sustained other slight damages but sho Is rance has asked an explanation of the ayrest I not leaking'badiy and will proceedtoher destina in Russia of three renchman I tionf Tha Austrian system of military service has tAssoonas her condition was known the crew befcii extended to Bosnia and Herzegovina from the life Saving station hero we nt to her and A Madrid journal states that the govern rendered what assistance they could metit has decided to release all political pris The tow of the tug Sweepstakes broke up when Oiler? I five jjiiies below here this morning She brought Carmichael cashier of the Canadian I one barge into harbor and went after the others EXted rapany a Montreal Jias ab not yet returned with them The City of Cleveland propeller Delaware arid At Hanim a rkarvwr fo ftnnnavkf 4her Ti I Stoecker lias been removed from his post as I San Oceana Mere Court Dreac her I all day by the storm At Constantinople a naval expedition is pre at 8 nArinr tn rh iohaiiiniiG nf I steam barges Oscoda Sanilac HoutheriiRArabia "'estford and consort Coffiubury and consort On The negotiations for the Anglo rench aud Mary Pringle and tow Ella Smith treaty will be suspended until after the forma and tow schooners Crostti waite Queen City tiou of the new rench Cabinet West Side Hammond Cheney Ames Canada A Cairo dispatch says: Hed Jaiz I Three Brothers Austin tugs Kate Williams the native military organ has been suppressed I Balize Castle and Bennett for the publication of virulent articles The northwest gale struck here at 9 last night A Danish naval officer is about to search for and has been blowing hard ever since with occa the Arctic steamer Jeannette by taking the I sional snow squalls but is dying away to night same course as that taken by the Jeannette The Italian Government prohibited the I meeting of Republicans aud auti Ciericals to ciJtnniomorate the anniversary of the battle of I Prolal Dispatch to The Detroit ree Press Mentaua I East Taw as November The propellers City It is stated the Russians will shortly occupy I Concord and Plymouth are here It is now Merv The Chief Tekke arrived at Merv to I snowing and a heavy northwest wind prevails negotiate in behalf of Russia for the submis I The barge Cr cker sprung a leak during sion of all the Lurcomans I blow and is leaking twenty inches per The new Clerical organ Journal de Rome I hour will appear in December in rench as a sub stitute for the det unct Aurora will be At the Crossing a double management one at Rome and the The water over the crossing fen to thirteen feet I seven inches at one time yesterday The schoon Japanese Government has telegraphed I ers pathfinder and Helvetia were delayed eighteen Toward evening the treaty relations with various countries of waer canie up to fourteen feet eleven inches Euiyp a and America 'Aflfcemi official telegram from Constantino Barge Leaking pie £ays: The ambassadors have been in Special Dispatch to The Detroit ree Press fornied that in consequence of the tranqufility pORT Huron November 4 The tow barge OI XGLadstone replying to a correspondent condihon Extra help will be taken aboard said no orders for the prohibition of the Land here 10 keel her afloat until she reaches Tonawan League meetings in ITondon had been issued da in tow of the tug Music The dispersal of a recent meeting at the East End of London was at the instance of the land Cold Weather at Cheboygan ws DpThDT I Cheboygan November 4 Six inches of snow y' "PI TPPR fell last night The weather Is cold with apros JjLJjUJ liir UP pect of more snow The steamers and Pearl Proceedings of the Court Martial at ort have not yet arrived Davis I Gadx ESTOX November A dis I jv Sult for patch to the News from ort Davis savs Chicago Tribune Suit has been commenced byAt the opening of the coin martial f3Pday I Messrs Eliason Co of Saginaw against the tugs Lieut 1 hppex said he would accept the Judge I Myrtle and Mystic to recover damages fo Injuries suggestion to try the original and received by the barge Dolphin at Marblehead the additional charges together aud would waive other night during a blow The suit Is brought the right of the court as now or I und0T the impression that the tugs belong to an ganized and consent to reswearing and going I the association liable to trial on both sets of rharo hnt doolinrt to certain circumstances for damages this ou uotu sets OI cnarges but declined to I case The owners of the barge claim that the as1' I captain of their craft endeavored to get Captain The Judge said the refusal to ask it would Meacham of the Myrtle to remain with nis tug make necessary two separate trials I at Marblehead during the night of the blow in Lieut lipper was then arraigned charged I to be on hand in case his services with the embezzlement of $3791 77 between n6fded: bnt that he would not cou Tulv nl Ana nur 1R 1RR1 mihiin I sent to stay there but promised to run over in itL tai wSy tne otHocr on tud lotn and I thAr th dnmntA eiicitninArf Kw th hna wroc? k4x 'a' I 23d of July to the effect that he had transmit suit of a change of wind and the failure ot Capt ted the above amount to the chief command Meacham to do as he promised in such an event ing officer presenting a fraudulent check I 9apr Meacham claims that the barge would not for $1440 43 to the commanding officer when I ne injury had she been handled QiiirniriTio fund to him TnlvO wii I rlnly wnen rne oiow came on rne captain and submitting tunds to him July os and ith I crew of the Doluhin claim that the wind during tne making additional false statements August 10 I blow was from the northwest while Capt Meach in reference to transmitting these funds to the I am stoutly that he watchdti the dfrec chief commander I tion of the wind closely ail night and' that It did To these charges Lieut lipoer pleadea not I uo blow from the northwest The attempt to guilt I make the owner of the Mystic a party defendant to The first witness testified that he took cota a3eaCh iS iudePend' inandMarchlaudfoundLieutlihperinl1' charge of the Commissary Department July I 6 witness told Lieut lipper to remit the I It Was the Scow Mendota commissary funds and from the uual reports I Some time since the master of the schooner understood he had complied August 10 wit Morning LJgbt Capt Birch reported seeing an un ness received a telegram "from the Chief Cora known schooner capsize about twenty five mles missary stating that 'the funds had I Milwaukee and that all hands on board were not been received Witness asked Lieut lost before assistanco could reach them The Mi 1 linner what had her nniA nf I Sentinel of yesterday has the following re larding the unfortunate craft: loss of the He could not explain but said I scow Mendota with all on board is still fresh in he was sure the funos had been sent On the the minds of aU who heard of the dreadful occur eveniug Of the 12th witness became satisfied I ence and the merest reference to it awakens the Lieut statements were false aud utmost interest Since it wasproven that it was notified him that his quarters would be Mendota which went down there has been con KpArched Lieut Knnr was olaoori unrtr I speculation about tne probable number £5ed dnder of persons who were drowned Capt Christianson revealed the whereabouts of I jn his clearances at the Custom House stated that 00 worth of checks in a box which were I the vessel carried a crew of four men while the cueuas wuicu uau ueen presenvea me as puoiic I popular oenei nas oeen tnac sne was manned by funds by lipper among them a spurious only three men wben she went down AJSeudbel check for fl 450 I discontinued the search been engaged in investigating the and had lipper sent to the guard bouse lho r'lnibeE was Aret Visited him afterward exhibited a tatatrenm I ald is assured that there were four souls isiteu nim aitervraia exmoitea a telegram I on the Mendota when she was lost So far as can from the ban Antonio Rational Bank saying be learned tne fourth person was a young man he never had deposited' there and was not I named Charles Oleson hailing from Muskegon authorized to draw lipper acknowledged I Mich and wag the cook of the ill fated craft Mrs the spufiousness of the check When asked I Hanson wife of the mate and part owner of the as to the whereabouts of the money he said he I die from the shock of her did iinluM it ind hAAn roIavi frnm I husband death She is in a delicate condition to ril and nas suffered front hysterics since the news of bun He would charge no one with theft I the disaster was first broken to He thought he could make good the shortage if permitted to see friends in town They visited him in prison Witness afterwards The Thomas A Scott consented to release Lieut lipper upon the Milwaukee Sentinel Capt A Ross Houston of payment of the amounts of the shortage which I the United States Engineers stated yesterday to a wntt finno I Sentiuel rcDortcrl that thonsrh the tm AilrkcL mi The cross examination tended only to I Uw to take ta regard to the sunken barge The schooner Blazing Star loaded wheat at strenatben the testimonv bv more tractive I Thomas A Scott had expired nothing could be Detroit Railway Elevator yesterday for Oswego stonrl thtmnn ETthta be account comes mare lavorriiiH so utar omcmi RiirvnvE rnn at a a a i a tic olaj i Aviiziiuuu ii ri wwu bmitpui ar Kuuwieuge extenuea i beheld and prove wheUier or not she is an ob Thursday was released yesterday on payment of Lieut lipper had teen straight in all his I struction New official surveys made some days the claim against her 7 vu ot 4a won nrinvifi 1 fsa4k cshQfAr1 that iha watn kt wii tku 4iJsj tA an average depth of twenty three feet and another survey showed that planks had become detached t0 take coal fi0111 Ene to and projected upward within ten feet ot the eur I ac 5 25 Per ton face Capt Houston avers that if the denth of The body of Capt Thomson who three feet is maintained when he makes au I drowned ten days ago off the tug Maggie Sanborn" official examination lie tpll be compelled to de I of Cleveland has been recovered Airra Inat Iho ia on ahotminiton I vtavav vmmwv wv vwvauvvxvM i 1 restore tile rlOl And PI1A AVAVtr onanirirt me steam oargeAermania nearly capsized near IScalvand Scrofulous Hnmnm nf Bay City on Thursday and a large portion of her toe aecK loaa nau to oe mrown overboard CuncunA Rnrvp ri STATEMEilTi UNDER OATH I Mammoth Stock My God How I 'Did I In consequenc0 of the great demand for these ex cellent dress' fabrics they have been recently some what difficult to procure but the successors to the MAISON RANCE the manufacturers of these goods desire tosay to those purchasers who have not yet provided 'themselves that new deliveries are now being made to the trade The show end of each piece is marked in large gold let ters Lake reights I CHICAGO Chicago? November 3 The demand for grain room to day was only fair and rates were a shade I better charters being effected at lc for corn to I Buffalo The charters reported on 'Change to day I were: to uropellers Koannke Buffalo 1 Lyon Janies isk Jr Orn at Ijc: schooner I I Masten flaxseed on private terms To Mid I 1 1 Xfntw tiizwr A 11 I UVUWUUI AUOI AU LUI I There was no change in lumber rates and no V1KMK1O BUiO lUpVIVCU BUALO I Buffalo November Coal freights are dull I weak and unsettled Very little coal is here and I uuiuuoi iuiu vaiiiuio vvcac KW charters to day There is considerable tonnage I offering and rates must decline still further The I steamship Cumberland was taken to day for Chi Ox I cage at $1 40 and the barge Godfrey at $1 35 11 XTOrriinar HDln ni nn rT Thepropeller Jarvis Lord loads for Duluth on con QlUiliHIQ 1 1 I II 1 1 Ul tract Tne schooner William snupe takes sulphur I to Cleveland at $1 per ton Canal freights were X1 ir firmat 5Jc for wheat and 5c for corn to New I NITTPfTu York Pleritv otboats can be got at toesnrates to I i VUUUlllln take evervtoine offered for shmment tu OSWEGO i Oswego November 3 Schooners Daniel ort and Hartford railroad ties Kingston to Chicago at $3 over canal tolls The former is loading and the latter leaves here to night for Kingston 'I PDWOER wv Absolutely Pure TT ir'l 1gT Made from Grape Cream Tartar' No other pre Kr WL Daration makes such light flakv hot breads or Inv I BN VE KI Ml uAAf rofeSHSX El urious pastry Can be eaten by dyspeptics without I ml ikw Wk bA Bk JQ Is Kf era E3 fear ortho ills resulting from heavy indigestible KjLA SI Bl feed Sold only in cans hr all Grocers I Rova'l Baisxo Powder Co New York I THE DETROIm REE SATURDAY 1 JI STATE cial Circuit in chancery Suit Circuit Court for the County of eery at Detroit on tne nun wherein? Catherine Schreck is wmtB Louis Schreck is defendant It pearing by the affidavit of said comi said defendant is not a resident or a Michigan tjut is at present a reaa nalm of Indiana on mot on of Henry itor for said complainant til vt KaiJ defendant pearance in said cause and answer four months from the date of this rauir trial said mu may oe DkvuW agaiust him urther that in The Detroit ree Press a aauy circuit Dated Detroit October 21 1831 A true copy Walter Harsha Deputy ilfegister AArUa jf vi LX v1 LI I v'' Comtol Solicitor a ur SUIMI1 IBDtll I KJ I Srggya schooners Penokee and Groton 3 :30 steam barge Northerner 6 A Propeller Delaware 5 Pro peller Boston 1 LATER PASSAGES Tug rank Moffat 7 tug Carrington with schooner Nashua 6 steam targe Turner and barges 7 tun Mocking Bird 8 steam barge Il Howard and barges 2 Nelson Mills and barges 8 tug Burnside with schooner Hutchinson 6:30 steam barge Burlington and arges 6:30 steam barge Cleveland ana barges 9 steam barge Hale and consorts 12 tug Sprague and barges 8 steam barge Mayflower and barges 12 steam barge Re public and consorts 12 tug Niagara with schoon 'ers Montsromerv Tleniihlic Niont Blanc Mont morency 12 steam barge Araxes and barges 12 I "fl R9aalUk a a Hale and consort 2 a I TT 1 14" 1 JL' JLZAO MJLCv XD LL bill riAum PtAnul)aM Taw1 hcnai TVT I Dickinson Saginaw Valleys Mayflower and barges Lowell ana bargee Alpena and barges Burlington and barges Glasgow and barges schooners Mystic Star Gerlach rancis Palms Con tutiou Maumee Valley Republic Montmorency Mont Blanc Montgomery Emma Hutchinson Seaton tug EUa Smith and barges Metamora ana barges Sprague and barges Night Report Propellers Salina and barges Brooklyn Propellers Japan Hale with David Wagstaffi Cleveland and barges Araxes and liarges Music and barges Republic and consorts Bell Cross and bara en: KChooners Alva Brad lev and Cavalier Wind southwest brisk weather cold and 1 cloudy is unequaled as a positive Alterative and Cure for Asthma and Dysnensia and JI their attendant evils It does not merely afford temporary relief but is a permanent cure Mvs Lee of Belmore Osays of It: tunitea at effect of yoiir remedy Jt it the first mecheme in eix years that has looserxd my cough ana made expectoration easy I nmo sleep au ntghttoiihoitt coughing" If your druggist does not keep Jt send for treatise and testimonials to HPKPECK A(O PB BvMrtway New York and Permanently' A jstotickB I I I i Lil I I a i Ii 1 8 11CWK 1 i I 5.