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HAVANA.

HAVANA, Jan. 3l.-A letter says that q
number Of families Of Cubans in the field
have been brought from Gobara, hole.
guin, and other cities Of the GEN.
tral and eastern departments and impris-
oned by the authorities. It was q sad
spectacle to see the slow procession Of
feeble old men and hollowed.eyed wo-
men, some with babies in their arms, and
the troop Of little children, some OF them
carrying immense bundles, making their
way over the rough streets 10 the Jail.
These prisoners, TO the number OF 200,
were sent afterwards to the Isle Of Pine,
but the greater part Of them were sent
to Peurto Principe by General PortilIa,
who qualities them as dangerous neigh
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CINCINNATI, January 3l.-Cotton-
Quiet at 15tc. Flour-Quiet and un-
changed. Wheat-Quiet at 81 45al 52.
Corn-Qulet at 59A0lc. 0ats-Quiet at
45a5Sc. Rye-Steady and unchanged.
Oils-Firm. Eggs-SteadY and advanc-
ed. Cheese Unchanged; l5ta15lc. Lard
Quiet and steady; steam 9c; kettle 94c,
Bulk Meats-Quiet and steady; shoulders
0ts6fc; clear rib Sc; clear StaStc. Bacon
Quiet; shoulders 74a74c; clear rib 8Ea
9c; clear 9tc. Hogs-Quiet and firm;
light IS 60a5 10; heavy IS S0aG 90; re-
'ceipts ], ,256; shipments 1874. Whisky
Quiet and firm at 95c. .......,
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Rev, Walter Hulllhen on Episcopal
Reform,

We have before US d copy OF the staun
ton HndtcatOF Of Friday last, containing
a sermon delivered by Rev. W. Q. HULL
HEN, formerly Of this city, son Of the lat
DR.. HuLIIHEN, who Is the present pas
tor Of the. church in stAunton formerly
under the charge OF Mr.. LATANE. The
sermon occupies nearly elk columns In
the Nndteator, and is devoted throughout
to a polemical review Of the Reformed
Movement. The following is the intro.
duchon to 1t in the NndiedtOr:
There has been much excitement ln
the religious community In Staunton since
the publication In this Journal last Friday
Of Rev. ]. A. Latane's letter dlssolving his
connection with the Episcopal Church.
The interest was added to by the recep-
tiun by the members Of Trinity congre-
cation, Of which Mr.. Lstane was former
" member, OF o number Of pamphlets
containing his "Letter Of Withdrawal
and the question became general among
the Episcopalians twill our rector leave
the Church tooS" Before Sunday 1t was
generally expected that Rev. W. Q.
Hullihen, the rector, who was
known to be q pronounced low
churchman would define his position,
and on Sabbath morning, in addition to
an unusually large attendance Of his own
congregation, there had gathered at Trim.
ity church large number of persons Of
other denominations. After the usual
service and the singing OF the hymn u
love thy Kingdom, Lord, the rector an.
nounced for his text the nth verse Of the
Oath chapter Of Isaiah, that being ap-
pointed to be read in the first lesson Of
that day. "No weapon that Is formed
against Thee shall prosper; and every
tongue that shall rise againAt Thee In judg
ment Thou shalt condemn. This is the
heritage Of the servants Of the Lord, and
their righteousness Is Of me, saith the
Lord"
Alter this Introduction the reverend
gentleman went on to show why he could
not dissolve his connection with the
Church without first going through sew
eral prellminaries, such as consulting with
his Bishops, his brethren in the Ministry
and his parishioners; and then, next, he
went on to show that in his Judgment
there was no necessity for leaving 1t; that
he did not apprehend the success Of the
Romanizing element; that all that was
necessary was to stand firm and fight the
battle as it was being fought, in the
Church.
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The New York Journal Of Commerce
OF Saturday publishes the value Of i'm
ports for the first four weeks Of the
month just closed, showing II to be S.
sl5,e74, against $19777, ,s9S for the same
time last year. And speaking OF imports
we notice in thesame number Of that pa.
per the following statement in regard to
immigration prospects for this year;
Immigration to this port Is very slack
at present, and the prospects for the year
are reported 10 be discouraging. A
decline in immigration means q loss which
this country can least Of all afford to en-
dure-s loss Of able.bodied men, skilled
artisans, frugal and intelligent farmers,
sturdy laborers at any kind Of work.
These are what we want here now, more
than any other kind Of importation. They
are the only imports Of which, in this
hall settled country, there never can be an
excess"
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THE Charleston Courier, whose editor Is
always keenly alive to even the appearance
of wrong doing Of any kind, is naturally
much worked up in consequence Of the
admission Of HAaANs to a seat in Con.
gress as Representative of the Second
District. BE does not feel so bad over
the admission Of DAVIS, since DAVE beat
his competitor in a fair, square, stand up
fight, before the people, and received the
endorsement Of large, popular vote.
"Not so with Mr.. HAaANs. He ran In
three counties at one time, when nobody
in his District considered that his race
was anything but farce. Fifteen Of the
counties Of his District had no voice in
choosing him. Had their wishes been
consulted he would never have been
heard Of, even as pretender to Congress
sional honors Claiming and receiving his
seat upon the strength Of mere handful Of
votes, his admission is an outrage,
and his continuance in Office will be q
gross fraud upon the people Of the Second
Dlstrict-a fraud whose enormity Is only
equalled by those which were perpetrated
when registration laws and test oaths ex.
cluded intelligence from the ballot-box,
and sent boobies and adventures to speak
for people whose free votes would new.
er have made them eVerseers Of the.
roads"
Very well. Now let WALKER tell us
wherein the case Of Col. BEN. Wilson,
had he been admitted, would have differ.
ed very materially in the respect named
from that Of HAaANs. To be sure he was
a candidate in August and received a
very respectable vote at that election, but
in October the vote was mere corporals
guard, and not vastly greater than that Of
Mr.. HAeANs'. The fact that he proclaim.
cd himself candidate before the day o!
election in Octobera and that it was known
that the polls would be open on that day
for an election, while 1t differs in these
respects from the case Of HAeANs, yet 1t
does not do away with the meagre vote
that he received. The less, therefore, that
is said about the insufacency ofthe vote
the better. r ~
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i Mnrderona i A.sanlt.

Co1uMBUs, O., Feb. Last night ].
R. Grismer, q prominent member Of the
theatrical company attached to Sargent's
Atheneum of this city, while on the way
to his hotelwa insulted. bylR rough, and
while attempting to punish the rascal he
was terribly cut with o knife. His face
shows three deep gashes, while his hands
and arms also show marks Of the weapon.
he will recover. N, ..,.--..- ---..
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Baltimore MaIket.

BALTIMORE, January Sl.-Flour-Dull;
no inquiry. Wheat-Stesdy; Ohio and
Indiana 81 Goal 65. Corn-Mixed west
ern weak at 76a77c. Oats-Dull. Rye
Firm at 9Gc, Provisions-Quiet. Mess
eork-$l6 80. Bulk Meats-Nominal.
Bacon. Active jobbing demand; shoulders
&c; clear rib sides 91c. Lard-9A94,
Butter-Strong; lair to fancy western roll
3laS6c; good to fancy tub 83s40c. Coffee
Dull and nominal, at 36a3stc. Whisky
Firm at 81 O2a1 O3.
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Ipiunction Granted.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Jan. lin the
United States District Court Judge Cad
wallader issued an injunction against
the Franklin Savings Fund Society oi
Philadelphia, restraining its officers and
others from making any disposition OF
transfer Of property Of the corporation
An application for involuntary bankrupt
cy Is pending against the concern, and
fraudulent preference to favored creditors
Is charged against the officers.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.

COLUMBUS, Jan. S1.-ln the House
bills were introduced to allow notes and
bills payable at sight three days grace; tc
require majority Of free holders 10 pc
tition for the opening Of q road, and also
to tax land owners for the construction ol
roads not further than two miles at the
termini Of the road; for the appointment
OF State Inspector Of mints.
In the Senate bill was introduced fol
the survey and sale of canal and swamp
lands for the benefit Of Agricultural Col
legea. F.'.g IEsF
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Arrest OF the Cincinnati Diamond
Robbers, ~.

CINCINNATI, Jan. Sl.-A private dis
patch from st. Louis TO the Chiei Of Po-
iiOe reports that Simon Marenthal, the
supposed perpetrator Duhme diamond
robbery in this city two weeks ago has
been arrested today. y
The Chamber Of Commerce to-day ap-
pointed Committee 70 visit Washington
TO protest against delay In the construc.
ton oi the new Government buildings
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Fall of an Iron Bridge. +.

BURLINGTON, VI, Jan. 31,-While the
new iron bridge over the Ermoesic river,
near Waterbury, was being tested to. day
by Gov. smith and railroad official Tie
western span fell into the rivera distance
Of thirty feet, carrying with 1t four carr
loaded with iron weighing 120 tons. Two
men also went down but were not seri.
ously injured. The accidents due 10 the
breaking Of the lower chord span, sup
posed to be from defect 10 the iron. The
loss, which Is heavy talh upon the con-
tractor. as = "IJ JB { SiEEf
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ToLRDO, Jan. 81 Flour - Steady.
Wheat-Demand fair and market firm;
No. / white 81 5S; amber 81 49a1 49t;
No: l red 81 IS; No. 2 do 81 40. Corn
Quiet; high mixed cash and seller Febru.
ary GGic; seller March 67tc; seller April
08tci seller May zoe; seller June Tic; May
67sc. Oats-Dull and prices nominal,
Dressed aogs-$0 75A0 so. Glover Seed
-$J Is; mammoth $5 90.
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A Man Attacked and Murdered In his
~ Own House.

LITTLE Rock, Jan. 31.-On Wednesday
Just after dark three men entered the res.
ideuce Of an old man named McCa Callister
at Dover, in Pope county, and commenc.
ed firing, killing McCallaster and shooting
his wife in the arm, which was afterwards
amputated. One Of the party attempted
to cut McCallisters throat after he was
shot, bnt was beaten of by two young
sons, aged 12 and Is respectively. About
this time another son obtained shot gun
and fired into the intruders, wounding
one OF them. They all left. One was af.
terward arrested, and the others are pur.
sued. The affair seems to have grown
out of an old fued existing between Nc
Csllister and the attacking party.
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Philadelphia Market

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 31.-Flour-Flrm;
Wisconsin and Minnesota extra family
81 55a9 90; State, Ohio & Indiana IS 0Oa
S25. Wheat-Dul!; red 81 So; amber
81 70; white spring 81 65. Rye-Un-
changed, 96c. Corn-Dull; new yellow
SOaslci old do SIC; now western mixed
7sc; white SIC Oa,s-Dull; white 55a
COG. Petroleum-Held firmly; crude 10lc;
refined 14s14sc. Whisky-Scarce; held
at 81 02, pIf
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THE lFontOn Commercial says that II
coS.S exactly $Sl TO make a ton OF 4. o.
ml'' iron with a good mixture Of Missouri
OEe' II costs $2s Tor a rather limited
mn mixture !u % oi Missouri ore. 1t costs $147t
Pc, Pen. ION 10 i0F Missouri ore delivered at tha,
i, pOlns Hereafter, however, it will be de.
aVered IL at I'll rs per ton or sl1 s5. - The u
haan hssospoE'aaon ISa;sss Barge Company, it says
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lNDrANApoI1s, Feb. 1.-The Typo
graphical Union last night decided to
raise the scale of prices from 19 to 25 per
cent over rates. This was done in spite
OF the protest Of the publishers, and after
the panic was suspended. Last night
they again voted the increase, which be-
ing refused by the publishers, all the
printers in the Journal, Sentinel, NetoS and
Indianapolis Publishihg Companies Of
fices struck to-day. The papers will issue
tomorrow as usual, though In reduced
form. Printers are invited to come at re.
merative prices, and will be guaranteed
ample protection.
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NASHVILLE.
FIRES.

Fires,
NASHVILLE, Feb. lat one o'clock
this morning the old post office, corner oil
Church and Cherry streets, occupied by
MIR. Sobel as q dollar store, was discover.
ed TO be on fire. Ii Is supposed TO be the
work OF an incendiary. the fine fixtures
OF the stock are q total loss. The build
Ing was owned by McNairy Heiss, and
was insured In the Hartford Insurance
Company Tor six hundred dollars. The
loss on the.stock is reported to he between
eight and nine thousand dollars; insured
In the State tor 81, 500, Manhattan 81, 800
and Niagara $500. 49,,
at seven O'clock this morning three.
story building, No. 35 Union street, be-
longing to Mrs. A. D. Berry, ,.of Boston,
and occupied as q barber shop, was
discovered to beon fire; caused bya de-
tective tGe. Damage $500; insured in
the Commercial for $4,000. I,u I
Al. s.,.,. MUDDRR. -..ft ',.... /
On Friday night, 90th inst, at a dan,
cling party at the residence Of Mr.. Payne,
in the Sixth District Of this county, Jos.
Briley, II years old, while standing on
the floor with his partner was shot
through the heart and instantly killed by
Robert Boley. The difficulty arose as to
which Of the two young men should dance
with certain young lady that set. They
agrted to leave the question 10 her decis-
ion. She decided In favor oi Briley. Bo.
ley procured another partner, and just be.
fore commencing the dance he left her,
remarking that he would return in half a
minute, which he did, having in his hand
Colts navy revolver, remarking "Look
here, | am going TO shoot; / am going TO
kill somebody" and Immediately fired.
He then said, Everybody stand back; the
first one that lays hands. on me will
serve in the same way" and made his
escape. The following Is the verdict of
the Coroner's jury: "That Joseph Bri-
ley came 10 his death from a pistol shot
fired from the hands OF Robert Boley, de-
liberatelY, wlltully and without just cause
or provocation-murder in the first de-
gree"
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Death in the AIInr,e... . .

WnKRsRARKE, Pa, Feb. lon Thurs.
day last the roof Of q coal mine near this
city fell in on miner named Med Donald,
A large force Of men worked day and
night hoping to rescue him, but we're rln.
able to reach him until to-day, when tie
remains were found crushed nnder mass
Of rock, which had to be blasted before the
body could be removed. 9
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BOSTON Wool Marker.

Boston, Jan. .31.-WooL-Transaction
in wool very large during the past week
sales Of 1856, $50 pounds, Of which 17032
were domestic Ohio and Pennsylvania
fleeces medium extra and double extra 50l
a60c; Michigan 60a52c. Wisconsin west
ern and New York 4sa51c; combed fleece
65s5sc; tub 56a70c; superior and extrt
pulled 40a6sc.
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TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 8l.-At the fourth
ballot Of the joint convention Of the Legis.
lature storer received 81, Plumb 25, Phil.
lip l6, Harvey 30, Hudson 1s, Fenton II,
Robinson II, Ross 2, Kingman /, Ran.
dolph l. Green /, Price 1. There being
no election the Convention adjourned 10
10 o'clock Monday.
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Another Railroad Train Stopped and
RnhhA1.

The days Of Dick TuRPH and JouN
MRRRrIL are apparently upon us once
more. A st. Louis dispatch gives the
particulars Of the daring and successful
robbery Of train on the Iron Mountain
Railroad last Saturday evening and the
escape Of the robbers with considerable
amount Of booty This performance Is a
reproduction OF the affair that took
place several months ago on the
Rock Island & Pacific road, an
affair that astonished the whole country
by its novelty and audaclty. Aitef this,
however, the country will not be so much
aStonished, seeing that train can be
stopped and robbed in daylight Enter.
priSing banditti are liable now to spring
up all over the country. 1T would not
astonish US 70 read most any time that
some gay Fra Dlayolo had organized q
band in the mountains Of West Virginia
for such romantic feats.
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The Struggle Bec,o,mlnlgE lE warm, 4 !.

sT. Louis, Feb. 1.-Specials from To-
peka, Ks, say that the struggle for sena-
tor Is becoming very warm, and great ex.
element exists. There Is at present, how,
ever, no more probability Of either party
uniting on one man than there was at the
commencem of the contest, and It is
utterly impossibleto say who will be the
successful candidate. T'1 o. 2
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ST. JOINS, Jan. 91.-The government
of Mr. Bennett having resigned, Carter
was sent for and o new ministry formed
as follows: Garter, Premier and Attorney
General; Whitway, Solicitor General; Rog.
erson, Receiver General; Warren, Sur.
veyor General; Dwyer, Minister Of Pub.
lie Works; Shea, Colonial Secretary.
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Religious Revival at Alton

Especial to the Cincinnati Commercial /
ALTON, Ills, Jan. sO.-The revival
here is greater than at any previous time.
The meeting continues every night, and
1t Is estimated that more than thousand
adults in this vicinity have been converted
since Mr.. Hammond began his labors at
this place seven weeks ago. ti
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THE Baltimore american announces
the probability Of a further advsnee in
coffee. Il; SsGsrF rsS E
Weather Report.
WAR DEPARTHENT,
OFPIcS OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFPIuER,
WAsHNaTON. IL n. Feb 1-A.nl p N

3 : PRoBAnnrT1Es. sf I'll
For Monday in New England, northerly
winds veering to northeasterly, partly
cloudy and continued cold weather, fol-
lowed by slight rise Of temperature.
For the Middle States and the Lower
Lake region, northeasterly winds, falling
barometer and cloudy or partly cloudy
weather.
For the Southern States, falling baron.
eter, northeasterly winds, higher tempera.
ture, cloudy weather and light rain. (
For the Upper Lakes and the North
west, falling barometer, northeast tc
southwest winds, rising temperature
cloudy weather and possibly light snow.
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LAcoNrA, N. Il, Jani Sl.-Dayid Blod.
get killed his wife to-day at the house Of
their daughter, on her refusal to return
with him to their home, The woman
was nursing an infant child at the time,
Blodget was arrested,
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CINCINNATI, O., Jan. 81.-A fire broke
ont last night In the lock factory OF =. P.
Witherey 8 Co., Crestline, o., entirely
destroying the finishing and japaning
rooms, and damaging the building and
stock about $1,000. Insured for &SO, 900.
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ST. MArrHRM,s CHURCH.


u
WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. 10, 1874. !
Gentlemen ofMs Pestry:
You have been called together In order
that ] might lay before you this, my
resignation Of the rectorahip Of st. Mat:
thew's Church, The circumstances under
which 1t is presented are explained in the
accompanying paper (meaning the letter
to Bishop Johns), In which ] have stated
at length my reasons for Withdrawing
from the Protestant Episcopal Church.
In this official ccmmunication l will
not undertake to give expression to the
feelings Of regret with which I look for
ward TO separating, under such circum-
stances, from people who have laid me
and mine under 60 many obligations.
and Il only remains for me to assure you
Oh my grateful remembrance Of the friend
" relations which have happily charac.
terized all our intercourse as q Vestry; ol
my kindest regards for every member oi
your body personally, and OF nv ieryent
prayer that God will so guide you otFlciallv.
in the trying and responsible position in
which my resignation will place you, that
all your actions may be for His glory and
for the happiness and peace, here and
hereafter. Of the people Of st. Matthew's
Very respectfully and truly, yours &c.
j. A. LATANE.
Asw have said, the Vestry, at theil
meeting on Saturday, took up this letter
Tor further consideration and decided t
accept the resignation therein rendered
which they.did by passing the following
resolution:
RtSo'red, That Mr.. Latane having re-
no9nced the ministry Of the Protestant
episcopal Church, we are most reluc-
antly constrained hereby to accept hi!
Eeagnation OF the Rectoship OF St
Matthews Parish. In thus seyering oul
relations to the latc beloved pastor, W.
oeat our testimony to his fidelity ant
aolllty In the discharge OF all his duties
and pray that Gods richest blessings may
attend attend him and his family to the end Q
llGs
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CONGRESS.
HOUSE.
WASHINGTON. Ian. ri.

In the House sitting as in Committee OIL
the Whole, Mr.. Parker, Of Missouri, In
the chair, speeches were made BY Mr,
Cox on finance, by Mr.. Wilson, of IndI.
ana, on Pacific railroad, Kellogg on cur
rency interspersed with ludicrous left.
handed compliments between Kelley and
Beck, Mr.. Haven on finance,
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{ commercial AND FINANCIAL.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and Stock Market.

New York Money and Stock Market.
New, YORK, January S1.-MoNEY-
Closed easy at 4 per cent; discount, O per
cent Specie shipments for the week,
$297,4 7,401, principally silver bars. Imports
forlthe week, dry goods $s72, ,7SO, general
merchandise $S,156,729. Treasury dis
bursements, $171,0OO. Custom receipts,
$427,000. The total imports for the
month Of January shows decrease from
the corresponding month last year Of
three and quarter millions.
STERLING ExcHANaE-Dull; 81 s3i for
80 days, and $4S6la4 81 for sight
GoLD-Steady at 111ta1114, and closed
at I'LL, Carrying rate 9a7 per cent.
Clearings, 1857, 100000.
GovERNAtENTs-strong and considera-
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BAL BALTIMORE. / j

BALTIMORE, Jan. Sl.-Rusa Sands,
daughter Of Rear Admiral Sands; ofthe
United States Navy, now in charge oil
naval ooservators at Washington, has re.
ceiVed the white veil In the order of the
Station at Mount de Sales Convent, Bal
timore county. Veryslarge assemblagc
witnessed the ceremony. TiT'
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SPAIN.

BAYoNNE, Jan. Sl.-The Carlist Junta
announces that the municipality Of Bilbao
have offered to surrender that city In a
week, but the insurgents refuse TO grant
more than four days,
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sTocKs:9Strong early in the day, but
reacted at second call with a decline and
closed steady. Sales between 10 and Q
o'clock amounted TO $4,000 shares, ol
which 1900 were Western Union, 49,
600 Union Pacific, G5,0OO Wabash, il 900
Pacific Mail, 5000 ohios, 10, 600 Cleveland,
Columbus 8 Indiana Central, 5000 Erie.