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MerGc erfabrn baben.
, 1873-01-08

Progress Of t1c Pcrft'ancry War at Alnsworth
--aInyor Cndy oil Hnud anil Very Dutcr-
mined.
1t appears thnt after Kr. ~Cady served tho
notice on h1r. ". G. Cloland, Of tho Pittsburgh
Fort Wayne nailrond, on Monday, that ho
telogrnphed to Mr. nalston, Secretary OF tho oH-
tab]shmont at Ainswortl,, In relation to tho
notice, and that h[r. nalston tclosrarhod back
to him to Bond on the oifal train and ho would
indemnify tho rond, and hold the employees harm
less. But yesterday morning oarly there came
on tho ground at Aiusworth station Mayor Cady,
Captain Dinford, and oil tho police forco Of Hyde
Park, and A1r. Ralston thought it best to recon-
noitro, and 500 what 1t all moant Sc 1o intor-
viewed Mayor Cady, and found that 1t was
determined to arrest oyory omployo OIL tho train.
tako them up to the Village Hall, haYo them
tried; ii guilty, fined, and, IL fines were not
pnil. to commit thom I'LL to tho yillngo prHon.
Mr.. RalHt0n proposed to haye them tried at
Ainsworth, and to himsolf pay their fines thore
but Mr. Cady would not entertain tho idea
for q momont, but insisted on change
Of yenuo. 1t appears that President Baugl., Of
PElhdelphin, is also on the ground, but did not
make himself known. Secretary nalston tried
all wayB to compromise; to got ploilges for the
future, DO, but, not being ablo to extract any
comfort, finally tcleglaphed back and had tho
otfal train stopped at Eng1owood This ho did
not make known 10 Mr. Gady, but implied that
tho train was coming, md would bo thore In
few ninutea; but Mr.. Cady found out that tho
train had been stopped, and 30 camo away, loay-'
ing all the police force still Oh tlo ground. And
thoro they liayo orders to romnin naators Of tho
situation, for tho present.
, 1873-01-08
RAILROAD NEWS.


7o tho Editor n The Chicago Tribune:
SIR: In tho name Of ono Thousand connutcro
upon tho Milwaukee, Division Of tho Northwest
orn Railroad, wish to nsk tho Gonornl Manager
for removal Of tho depot accommodations on
joycd boforo tho fro. For mnnyycars noarly NIL
accommodation trains loft and returned to the
Wells street depot, aud hundreds Of homcH upon
tho limo Of our road were purchased with tho he-
lief that this long-stauding privologo would DO
continued without limitation. During tho last
Afteon months wo, and hundreds Of ladies aud
clsldron, hayo been forced to walk q quarter Of
mile further, twice Il day, through rain, heat,
and cold to tho Ilnzio atroot depot. Cannot
some, ut loast, Of our many trains bo allowed to
arrive at and depart from the Wells htreet depot7
ACCOMMODATION.
Tho Chicago d Northwestern Railroad Com
pany will furnish an unexpected solution to tho
fuel question at the frontier settlements during
tho noxt summer. Colonel ]. H. uowo, tho
General Manager, Ia orodited with tho partial
development Of tho plan to be adopted, which is
aR follows: Coal is to DO brought direct from
tho extensive folds Of illinois, on tho North
Of tho road penetrating into tho "troolcsa
waste" OF Minnesota Mt q tritlc above cost. It
is believed thia plan will onnblo tho people to
secure an abundant supply Of fuel next wintor
at reasonable price.
Tho General SuporirtentlentB of tho Michigan
Central and Chicago l. Alton Railroads hayo is
sued orders prohibiting tho aalo Of liquor at the
eating stations and on tho cars Of their road.
This notion will roceivo tho hoerty commonla-
tion Of the public, and will do much to reduce
tho number OF railway accidents.
, 1873-01-08

Iondon Correspondence nriac Nam Tar1 tr,a;na t,,s
Iho death il nn,nuicot] thia nnrni',,, ~ T,otv |
Doaoonoflold. tno wiro Of 1ir. ],oniamin narnaI @
Ilorol,y Inl,,tn tnio-in fnct' hawaii n thnrn
torsthor. Iotty 1}eacosc}I ca s'ip ~ voara ~, ~
nTo. md Mr.. Dayauit IN nomothm llo n voor.
younger. Tho lntly Ind hoon tlo via @ of RI Wyn1-
INN Iowip. u nlnn of immonac fort,no ~ ycn,,g
xa o'f% ~ , M ho%s S'lo togosf
couu|ittloncy IN iho iTo,,uo of Con,1unnu sTl,aro
yn, iIo ,tsn division Of duiica IN lin raw f!r,n,
Diurnolt f,llyllc tl,o b,ni,'s r,rl ts,a ~ nratorY
and LOWS lilo money, Io excLnnro pou;tions
would hnvo been oo;,a}ly i1nnou,h1n In both.
People now living roIuer.ber hnyius, l,ear1 T,nGy
Dcnoonstlctd upcals diAparacingly 81 lor h,ls.
1aadn intellectual otlnumcniu. md. intioed.
Of hor husband flimuclf md oulorizo
Diw'acli to tho skies. This waa during tho
"bargain and sato culnpaisn'' In tho oo,,rso Of
, 1873-01-08

roBiiled ut No. rs Hunt s.rcot, On N1ontlny
evening, whflo coming hac1s from grocery nto7o,
sue Haw three or four boys standing on 1Inut
1iarrolling with lnan. Tho hoyB ran away, ,nnd
tho mali Bf1lrtcd to run nfter ll,cu but llo foli
altar going row Btora. Witness on1y knew ono
Of tho boya~-5immio Dwyor. Bllo did not Boe
my Of tito boys strike or Atab Tho man, aud tliI
not Hoo Tho man Htriko my Of tho loys.
the rRIHoNEHn STATEMENT.
Whom all tho testimony had boon tnlen tho
young aHBaspin waa brought into tho proEonco of
tho Jury. 1Io looked them boldly lii the faco,
wore not ntalnod with The lirc-blaol or n human
bolng. Tho Coroner informed him that l,o was
ut libcri., to mako n statemons to tho jury, Int
warnaa l,n however not TO- sny aythLng that
upper Court. Dwycr, with sort Of defiant ulr,
satd ho would toll tllo truth. 1t wns lo WHO
ntabbcd Larson, but tho lattor had kicked lin,
md MAS in tho not Of choking him when tho
kn!f was l1Bod.
As no ncon,ed to hayo nothing further to sny,
ho wRH removed, and tho jury proceeded to d.
liherato on tho Iustimony. After Il briof consul
tation, thoy rendered tho following
VERDICT,
at No. 2s Wcel Erie ntrce. III The City of Ohlcugo
County Of Coo1E, md Staso Of Illinois, CANT 10 hIs
doAti from wound Of tho left Breast eloIrAtIug Tho
heart; said wound being produced by knife III tic
handB Of Jancs Dwyor.
THE PRISONER
was nixon to tic Sixth Precinct stntio1l, wlioro
tho Coroner Issued warrant for liH incarce.a-
ton in tho County Jail. a ronorlo. Of THE
TRIBUNE Ind o brief conyoraation with lin he
foro llo sot out for tho lattor institution. IIo
was found pacing hiB coil with the measured
stride Of man.. Ills haniu woro buried In hIa
pantaloonH pocket, and no hold hin load down
as II ho woro III deop meditation. Ills old-faah-
ioncd nannor and spoool, showed hin to be pos-
aosaoa OF nllrowdnoss far In advance Of hin yUars,
and did not inproHs tho interviewer with tho
thought tint ho felt any remorso for tho
torriblo crime which lio had committed,
or had any adequate conception Of tho
fate that waa bdforo him. The boy at first
scoaod to take pride In tho fact that llo WAS tho
object Of 30 much attention, but eomo chance
remark about his mother brought toars to lis
oyoe, aud 'yrang from him tho exclamation, II
with I had taken my mothers ailyico!" Ho
quickly recovered his self-possespion, however,
and spoke complacontly Of Tho bloody decd.
It 10 sad to think that thero aro q aoore Of
boys In tho samo Locality where young Dwyor
lived, who arc Just Us vcloua aa ,ols. His crine
however, and tho speedy punishment by which
IT Will 20 followed, 1nny have beneficial effect
upon tl,om by frightening them into q botter
way Of living.
, 1873-01-08
SOUTH,

a railway caso Of 'aome intorost was decided in
the Bureau County [Ill.) Circuit Court last sat-
urday. The bontll1ollers Of the Monlota g.
prophotstown Railroad sought to compel tho
town, under tho law Of 1862 giving towns tho
right to appropriate cortain surplus taxes aud the
tax Oh tho road-bcd 10 pay on tho interest and
principal. Tho town obtained IN Injunction
against tho collection Of the tnxos on tho ground
tint tho terms Of tho law had not boon complied
with. 4 hearing Of tho case WIS concluded Sat-
urdey, and tho Injunction was made perpetual.
Mossra. Nathaniel Sands, II. Il. Hulburd and
n. ?. Danks recontly visited Cincinnati III tho
interest of the Kontucky i Gren. Eastern Railroad
posaesBion Of 25, 600 acrei Of wood and mineral raj
country in Kentuchy, and hnyo placed under con-
tract aixty miles Of thor roaa, from Maysyi1lo to
q point opposite Portsmouth, o., from which
there ia an old established line north.
, 1873-01-08
WEST.

Freight tariff on tho Union Pacific Railway for
tho year 1879 has boon much creator than during
tho year 1871. Tho bookn OF tho Company show
that at least 1,o10 moro carn lavo passed. from
Ogdon to omala froightcd wit tho most yal.,a-
blo commodities Of the EaBtorn aud tho Western
worlds. Tho road haB carried 6o2 cars of bull
ion, mn increase OF 202 as compared with tho
previous year; DO Of leather, instead Of in
1871; 101 moro cars Of fish, rs moro OF vino, 80
moro Of furs 25 mora Of ailk; while, for tho
first time, grain called for 200 cara and flour for
2G8 Tho COMPANY is now Weighing MI ours Of
freight It was found that Bollo persons wcro
crowd'ng al they could into car, and thus 80,
shipper. Tho allowance IL 10000 pounds to
car, md the very frat car weighed undor tho
new rulo contained 20, ,000 poundH.
, 1873-01-08

worked for ll'o 1lloroturo mud glory Of tl1ia 1a-
tton moro t!'an forty ycnvH md eannnt Got "
noribcr Of & ,ngrcaa to lct mo 1how him my
work: lht ihnY yoto :10,00D ln }s1HS Mornll
Tor llln laub nf uconory, whicl, bollol,i bslore
lle Wna born." uArI
, 1873-01-08

NORTHWEST.
Tho 0roon Day & I,alo porin Railway yAs ro-
comfy completed to Nlorrllla1, tho point of inter-
accsion with lilo Wcst Wisconsin Railroad, mud
regular passenger trains commenced running
Inst week. lilo country botwcen Morril'au, tho
lrosont tcrmnuu OF tho road, md Wabas'a, tho
prooosol nnal terminus, IL tho region Of tho
richest farming land In tho stnto, and bor-
dcrs on tho grcat numbering districts
Of Went md Central Wisconsin. Tho
nnal terminus Ct tho road ID not
yot settled, md Wabnsla, on tho MfsaiaaIppi
Riyor, III ul and doing to eocuro it. Thero nro
aro HOW 10 railroads striking tho town, but
ll1oro arc four proposed lines under conailora-
tion, tho nanasorB Of which aro only awaiting
tho action Of tho munagors Of tito urcon Day l.
Lako pcpin Road. II Wnbna1ta nhall 10 tho ter
minuu Of the rond, then thcao four lines will DO
at once built to TINT point. Tho gonoral routes
of tho proposed lines aro rs follows: a road
from Wabasha to Taribault and nianknto,
about 100 milos woBt, connecting with st. rau1
and Sioux City, and ut Fnribault with tho Aystom
Of north and south railroads Of Town and Minno-
aota. roaa from Wabaalla 10 0watona, about
eighty miles, conn connecting with tho hortl,
DO oxtoudea throtgl. Southwestern,
Minnesota and Northwestern Iowa, connecting
With the Union Pacific HALLWAY. 4 road eoutli-
wcBtorly from Wabasla 10 Fort Dodge, Iowa,
by tho way Of 1toclloator. Fort Dodge Ia tho
contro Of tho Iowa coal fields, mud tito impor-
TANGO of tlls routo may bo Judged by tho fact
that thore aro n 200 square miles of coal lands
in Iowa. Tho Cliprewn IL He'd Cedar Valley
Road, 1G0 mfloa long, running nortllwoHtcrly
along tho Chippewa Valley, to Ashland, on Lake
Superior. 4 roal fifty miles long, running
uorthwestorly from Wabasha, would connect
With tho Northern 1aol1lc hallway. Tlloso routos
arc all feasible, aud it III not unlikely that tho
Groeh my Il Lake Pepin Company Mill talto
into consideration tho advantages offered by
Wabaala III nclccting final tornlinua for their
road.
Wo observe that n favorable report to tho
Milwaukee l. st. Paul Company Of tic survey Of
tho proposed now road from Rod Wing to Still
wator, has boon rendered. Tho line crosaoB tho
river Mt Rcd Wing, proceeds up tho Trinibollo
Valley to Forostyillo, aul thence pia River Falla
to Hudson nnl Saltwater.
@. q. Miller, englnoor Of tho Chippowa Valley
IL Red Cedar River Railroad, has maio hta
report of tho survey from tho AGihsssippi Rvor
to Chippewa Falls, il which llo estimates TINT
the cost Of construction, exclusive of iron, will
bo about $3.50 per mile.
Wo understand TINT Tho Milwaukee It st. Paul
Railway Company will build tho railroad from
Prescott to Superior, with braach to bayfield,,
if lilo St. 0rolx md Superior land grant can bo
transferred 10 tlon.
, 1873-01-08
THE DAILY AND TRl.WEEkLY,

TIE DAILY AND TRl.WEEKL7,
1T {$$ry. ~
3trhteAy INV G-UV
l'asts Of tho yoar at thu ssno rats,
hingo subscriptions ay bo added at club sAtes after
sub IL fnrn,cl.
Postnastue 10 por cont a subscriptions.
I" prevent tolay aud mistakes, ho mud give Post
olaco addsosH in full, Including State and County,
cmtlaneoa may b0 adu other by draft ozpress. Poat
oa'oe ordor. Or IN Eogstssed lstsvrs, ut rlsk,
Addross INluUNE CO..
Qllvtko. III.
, 1873-01-08

:. Thoro AFRO rumors ut tluol,ec Of changes In the
Local Cabinet and t],e appointment Of tho pros-
ent promieri Hon. Mr.. Chanyeats, to Yucceqd Sir
n. L. Dolloau aa Lieutonant Goyornor,
, 1873-01-08
THE TRl-WEEKLY

IL In gruat favor with soadnrs at distance and In local.
ties uot reached by dayme=, presenting In compact
sna1t thu subsl4nuo of two duya' ksuos.i
, 1873-01-08

Ontario, WIN Iatd last Thursday. 1t la now ar-
nouncel lint tl,in company will rcmnin distinct
tat tio to ' r n'a cnt 1t shp p ' dnn m
otllor li.to, not yot nnuouncod. Work upon tho
T., N. Il q, nnad, w|1ioh wns suspended Last fall
aftor tho grading mud bridging Taa donc, will bo
gin early In tho Bprirg.
Tho Lelo Ontario Hltoro Railroad is progrcuu.
inE rapidly. Tho routo lies nlon;3 tho elloro IF
Tho oars will mt run beyond Botlua tIis winter
Tho road Aab Icon In operation to Wolcott, 20
milos, for aomo weeks. At Walngton tho rostl
erosscH Tho lately opened limo from, sotllls into
tho coal country, llow running south NJ fur as
Geneva.
, 1873-01-08

At homo aud abroad, comprise tho most trained
pctont mon in eir calling, and. heretooro notlng
wilt b. spared in Of transmission or oxponso Of
publication 10 place thu result of hor 1aors
atraotivo nhapo bofore Its roalors. To this ond tho
mechanical appliances of THE TRIBUNE arc now uusur-
pAssod.
, 1873-01-08

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC RhtLa01D
Depol q Harrison ami dera1au~sty Ticket Office
~ Hest .Mstlisnt.sf. 7'
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ssHspfl I'nS

VIVA. /; the precise meaning OF this ami
liar phrase when employed TO signify an,
unnatural condition ofbody and mind? 1t
means exhaustion, languor, want OF vital
energy, mental apsthy-a pitiabie state OF
physical and mental helplessness. The best
and in fact the only perfectly reliable
paracCa for s"used ups stem is that most
popular and potent OF medicinal Stimu-
ialitS, HOstet;ers stomach Blters. No mat
ter whether the health has teen broken
dOwnhy excessive labor, Over-study. an
insaluOriouS atmosphere, anxiety, irresu-
laritics In diet, dissipation, or amy other
cause, this powerful and pleasant vegetable
restorative will soon recruit the cropping
energies of nature. restoring the integrity
of the nerve, and re.establish that func-
tlonal regularity which is essential to ami
mai yigCr and q hopeful frame OF mind. AS
cure Tor debility, In all its varied NANTES
tatopS, Hostetter's stomach BitteTs Is ur-
approached by any tonic IN the nateTid
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-12-24
Model Lying.

We take the following paragraph
from the Charleston correspondence OF
the Wheeling IntelliJmc;r:
THE House passed the bill giving
the Governor 8, 900 to prosecute II. S.
Walker. There was every expeiient
resorted to III the way OF parliamentary
tactics to defeat it, but OF no avail"
Now. We were present in the House
when this bill was reported, and also
when it came up subsequently,. On its
first reading it occasioned no debate,
but it received the negative votes OF
two Radicals and one Democrat.
Upon its second reading no remarks
were made upon it, and it was
ordered to its third reading and engross-
ment without dissenting vote. On it's
third reading and passage no word or
deed of any member resisted it's passage,
and it was passed with its title by a
unanimous vote-the whole time occu-
pied in the entire action of the House
upon the bill not exceeding twenty-five
minutes. 1t is not worth while to get
angry about such things as this; and
we merely refer to it as sample OF the
model lying by which our enemies seek
to deceive the people Weston Dsm0-
crQt.
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TIE Louisville Courier-J0urna! OF the
I6.h says: THE friends OF Constltu-
tionsl reform achieved victory in the
Kentucky Legislature yesterday which
is of the first significance. The initia-
tory step for the calling ola convention
to revise cur organic law was adopted
in the Senate by vote Of twenty-three
to eleven, aud in the House 10y vote
of ffty-eight TO thirty-nine-a MAORI
ty Of Democrats voting Tor the measure
|; will be seen that in the House seven
votes more than necessary were cast
for the bill, and OF those present there
was majority OF eighteen. This res
suit gives promise of q new and bright
career for Kentucky. Those who ar
gued and labored 1or the measure de"
serve the highest praige."