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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-27
FAMILY MEDICINE.

FAMILY MEDICINE.
Liquors, cigars and wines can be
found at the wholesale depots of Col.
Murrin and Mcnamara & Co., both on
Seventeenth street. These firms have
a large trade, and sell at a small profit.
Messrs. Hannaiin Il Ryan, Ferguson
street, also deal in family medicines of
all kinds. They are honorable gentle
men and have a large circle of GUS
toners. Geo. G. Masten carries an
immense stock of the finest goods in
this line, both imported and domestic,
and sells at wholesale and retail.
FURNITURE, BOOTS AM SHOES, JEW
ELRY.
In the furniture and crockery line,
the extensive establishment of Con-
verse s. Warren can furnish all
demands in these branches of trade.
In the boot and shoe trade, the store of
Stephen Bon can outfit all who call
upon him for boots and shoes. OF
jewelry stores we have one first-claSs
establishment, where native jewelry of
the richest kinds is produced by a set
Of skilled workmen. 1t is the house of
Joslin & Park, who have q well earned
reputation throughout the United
States and Europe for excellence of
workmanship.
HOTELS
There are a number of fine hotels in
the city, among which Dyer's hotel, the
Railroad house, Metropolitan, Western
hotel, and Eagle house occupy the front
rank. The Central house, opposite the
postofice, furnishes lodgings at a very
low rate.
ARMS n AMMUNITION.
Guns and ammunition can be pur-
chased at the lowest living rates at the
Wyoming Armory, Freund Brothers,
proprietors. They keep on hand a
large assortment of Sharp's and Win
chester rifles, and all the latest sporting
arms.
BANKS.
Two banks of sound financial stand
ing-the First National'' and Steb-
bins, Post Il Co.-attend to the wants
of our merchants in the financial line.
No better or safer banking houses can
be found west of the Mississippi river.
sADDLER SHOPS.
Harness, saddlery and similar goods
are supplied by G. H. u. S. Collins and
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-02-27
E. L. Gallatin & Co., who keep on
hand a large stock, and manufacture to


FEED AMI SALE STABLES.
OF feed and sale stables, where tray
elers can put up and receive good ac'
commodations for their stock, We have
three-the Lone Star stables, j. ID. May,
proprietor: the Central Corral, Milton
TAYLOR, proprietor, and the l y L.,
Terry & Hunter, proprietors.
The public NAV rest assured that
CHEYENNE has abundant facilities to take
care of and outfit everybody that may
want to go to the Black Hills, or
Northern Wyoming; and that it can be
done cheaper here than parties can
outfit at other points, and transport
their outfits here. Besides they will
know Just what they need when they
get here, and can avoid purchasing
useless and cumbersome articles.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18

TBE STATE Register truthfully says:
"Rande, the st. Elmo and Gilson muir.
derer; issaid to be engaged in selling his
photographs from his cell door in the
Knox county jail, and to be doing very
large and profitable trade. If anything
can justify lynch-law, it is tile treatment
this brgand ia receiving at the hands OF
the officers OF the law. The public can
bear with measurable patience to be
told that Rande was guilty OF no crime
in shooting Officer White In st. Louis,
because he says he thought White had no
warrant. They can also endeavor to see
the judge Of their--the people's--court
assign Rande batch OF lawyers for his
defense, and they will, before long, be
calledupon to see him walk out of Jail a
Tree man, in consequence Of the absurdity
OF Illinois law and the imbecilitv OF IL
linois officers, but that the brlgand should
be allowed 20 use the absurdities of the
laws delay as a basis Tor speculation,
ought to be too much Tor the patience OF
the Knox county public,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18


A NEW ORLEANS telegram OF . recent
date says Of Coy. Cullom and parties
visit to the jettics. The Governor is en-
thusiastic upon the jettie scheme.
Governor Cullom, OF Illinois, Railway
Commissioner Oberly, also OF Illinois,
President Alderman and Auditor Well
ing, of the Illinois Central railroad, re-
turned to New Orleans to-day, after a
thorough inspection of the iet,ies for
the improvement 81 the mouth of the
Mississippi. The resultOi the inspection
is in the highest degree satisfactory to all
the parties. Captain Eads and his assist
ant, Andrews, demonstrated q twenty.
two loot channel 200 feet wide, but Gaps
tain Brown, the Government Engineer,
while he admits twenty-five foot chan
mel, still withholds his approval until
time shall have demonstrated its per,
NANCY. The Eads Company, he says, is
entitled to another payment, but he is
cautious and fairly impartial. Governor
Cullom is enthusiastic upon the jetty
scheme and the new route 10 Liverpool.
He dined with Governor Nichols this
evening, Tomorrow the party 90 to
Mobile, and win return north on the Mo-
bile and Ohio railroad, possibly taking in
Memphis
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18
COMMERCIAL.

CAmo, LIS, MONDAY EVENING,
Dec. II, 1877.
The weather has been cloudy and
threatening tor several day with occa'
slonal light showers. Therolds however,
are yetn excellent condition, and it is to
be hoped that they will NOT he seriously
effected.
Business is more active and merchants
have their hands fail. There Is q notable
Improvement in the demand for Hour,
although prices are weak and irregu-
lar. Stocks, though fair, are
being reduced under the more han usual.
ly liberal demand. Receipts are tair.
There is an active demand for oats al
prices quoted. Receipts are lighr, and
there ARE but few on the market. There
Is some inquiry for corn, though trans
actions are as yet light. II il generally
believed that after the January settle,
nlents there viii be an unusually large
demand Tor corn. Prices are unsteady
and irregular. just in proportion to the
quality and condition Of the corn offered.
Choice old white is quoted at 42Gl3c;
good Daw white, 39a toe, while soft
mixed ana yellow has been sold az low
as 3Gc. There is limited demand for
choice hay at $ll j0Gl2 Receipts are
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18

A WASHINGTON special Of Yesterday
Gays: "Ihe committee on pensions have
had under favorable consideration the
bill for the equalization OF pensions OF
such soldiers as are permanently disabled
by the Toss Of limb. Under the present
system a soldier who bas lost a leg
above the knee or ali arm above the ell,
bow 10 classed asa higher degree of disaS
bllity. and paid higher rate OF pension
than where amputatlon has been
suffered below the knee or elbow. This
ia regarded as an unjust discrimination
against the soldiers embraced in the lat
ter classification, Ait having been definite.
!y determlncdty medical iayesti CATION.
aud by the experience Of experts en-
gaged in tile manufacture OF artificial
limbs, TINT the loss OF a LIMB below the
knee or elbow entails greater degree
Of disability u,p where amputations
were male above tlsse JOINTS. There are
borne dntheroiis Of tile pension Office
about 100 pensi oncfs. amt i. il pro.
posed by the bill ~ have tie hiaher rate
oi pension apply 10 both Glasses OF pen.
sIonerb,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18

THE New York Chamber Of Lie inaur-
ance has gone to pieces. The association
was organizedin 1873, to."add strength
and stability to the institutloIi Of lie III
surancs administered ubor sound primer
piles, bySco.operation, 1dr nritual 'assiai-
anee, aud Tor the conduct OF The business
with economy and in the most favorable
manner for the interests OF the insured. "
at one time Its membership included
twenty>nine companies. The chamber
proved disappointment in all respects.
The harmony OF the companies was less
ened rather than increased byit, and the
valuable results expcctedirom compar-
atiye study of the experience Of the COM
panies, as in the question OF mortality,
were not forthcoming, owing to the re-
luctaiee Of the companies to expose the
gradual decline OF their business.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18
OLE Bulleiin.

The monthly reports Of the southern
exchanges regarding the cotton crop
show that in Louisiana the crop is about
two-thirds gathered. The decrease for
the State is estimated at about Z per cent.
below last year. In Mississippi the estiN
mate is 8 per cent. decrease I; in Arkansas
the crop is n tribe larger than last year,
and in Tennessee the yield will be little
less, consequent upon the unfavorable
weather causing the cotton TO rot in the
pods.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18

THE Russian official figures Of The final
fight OF Pleyna makes the Russian losses
only ten officers and ls2 men, while the
Turks are seid to have had 1000 men
put hoyS de combat. ItwOuld be no more
than fair superstition, however, to say
that II the Turks lost 1900 men in so des>
perats va Gght as that on the Vid, the
Russiaus must have lost at least a few
more than lSl. The Russians took with
Pleyna ten paahas, 1000 officers, 10000
infantry, ana 1900 cavalry and 10000
prisoners are already on the way "a nnN
oharest.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18
MONDAY, JANUARY 2Slh, loi8,

MONDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1875,
tBeing County Court day, at the Court House
door in Elandyille, Ky, sell 10 the highest bidder,
on a credit OF q. II, and - months, the following
described properly, viz;
Front lOI, Nos }. !, AMI ii, fronting on the Ms
sissippi river lot No J, containing ~ acres; Lot
No. /, containing 20 acres, and Lot No. b, contain
ing Ii lcres--lying in the town Of Fillmore, nj the
terminus Of the N. o. ). l.. l.. and Chicago
Railroad, opposite Cairo, Illinois. Also back Lot
80. ., which is subdividcd into Two lots, the one
containing rs acres, the other containing lsHi2
acres, the whole lying IN the Peter Sheppard tur-
ycy in Ballard County, Kentucky, which was d.
vldel into the lots aforesaid by W. II. Reeves,
Commissioner Of this court, and Tor more partit-
uIa r description of the lots aforesaid reference is
Also the following tracts Of land, ,z.--Iying in
Ballard County, near PidgsOn's Old Mil, being
the land sold BY j, II, Terrell to William pidscJn
and bought back by / II. Terrell under iudg-
mcpt lyr the purchase money. Lying ON ne waters
81 Shawnee ,rrrE, beginning al stake i large red
oak, two hirkor,r, and sweet gum pointers north.
cast corner, thence north S, west II, ulies 10 a
White oak will sweet gum white ual and ash point.
ers, corner with Ihoma4 Barlow, thence north l'0
poles to a stake with hickory, 'lua!l black gum sap
hngs standing rs pointers on east bank OF y branch
corner with ! II. ierreli's land, thence south =,
east i4s4 poles ~ stake, with Two white oaks rs
pointers, corner j II. l'eucps land, thence llN
poles 70 the beginning, containing l'OacTcs h=,ug
pat Of the land conveyed by C,salu' VI. Clay to D..
II Terrell. md pat Of the survey pattn'gI 70
ca John ilarsl's the same has been ivIeI INTO
% l2l. N1E AID 2, l} the Comm s.ion|r 20 Ore
I'D, wlich report Of division IS on liic and here
reerIed 70 The purchaser will be required to give
bond with good security, bearing interest from
day of sale, having force oi repevln md on which
,AesutiOn may issue when due.
This ard day o' December, l..s.
{. :. MnRslNTL, I. - Nil'pr,
O.. v. R!iytE., " II Eia'I,,
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against forwarding it. Prices arc low
and weak. Sales reported were 70 hogs
average weight $50, 4lc, ? Qrs beet sold
at Be-
rROVlSlON,.
Sales were 1900 lbs dry salt shoulders,
Sic; LOCO clear rib sides, dry salt, &c.
LARD.
Sales were 10 pkgs kettle rendered,
9!c.
CABBAGE.
Cabbage is scarce and in demand at
81 60@4 per 100. There is very little on
the market.
ONIONS.
Onions are in taIr demand AZ quotations
We note Sars Of 10 bbls. Red, - %;
j bbIs srronted. 81.
GRlTS.
Sales We're i0e bbls pearl grit7, from
mill, 50 80.
SALT.
sales were 200 bbls Ohio river, ~ Is,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18

There Is limited demand for choice
hay at quotations, Receipts are small
and stock light There is no shipping
demand worthy OF note. Sales reported
were ! car good mixed, 81; ! ear com
mon mixed, $40; car prime Timothy,
$ll 80, ear choice Timothy, so; car
choice miyed, $40 20.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18
HEIGHT 10 NEW ORLEANS AND
Bank landings cents per 100 lbs ~,
To cents per Dbl. higher.
THE MARkEp.

70" Our friends shoniL bear in mind
Jhl' ia" prices here given arc ouly ter
sales from first hanh in round lot1 In
filling ORDER and lor hrnen Ian Il T.
necessary 10 chQrga au aiyYnor o2rr
these uglrre g.4a
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18
TO CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, that scourge Of humanity, is
the great dread OF the human family, in all civil
gel countries,
| feel confident that ! am in possession Of the
only sure, inlAllible remedy-nOw known to
he profes sion tor TIE speedy, positive cure OF
hat dread disease, and lis unwelCOme coACOm
itant7, viz: Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ncr-
yOus Debility, etc, etc. am Old fogy, be-
lieve in medicine. Twcnty-eight years cype-
Renee as busy practitioner in the test con-
sumption hospitals in the old and new world,
has taught me the value Of proper mcdica ton
both local and constitutional in the Curo Of thi.
great enemy of OIr race. have found II, But
am depressing. | started out TO say 10 those
suffering with consumption or any of the above
maladies, that by addressing me, giving symps
toms, they shall he put in possession JOihis
great boon, without charge, and shall have the
benefit of my experience in thousands of case
succe sully treated. Full particulars, dircc-
tons for preparation and use, and advice and
Instructions Tor successful treatment 1T Your
own home, Will b" received by you by return
mail, free OF charge, by addressing
tk JOHN ). III RNETT,
wiily IL Jefferson street Louisvili
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18

ihcre is ahytahie Improvement il line
demand for Hour, and stocks. although
yet good, have been Greatly rrdnced with
in the last few DAYS. Prices, however,
willie no lower are weak and irregular.
Receipts are iair anN stocks lnr, Sc
note sales of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18

There is some inquiry Tor corn, though
transactions are light. There are indica.
tions that after the January settlements
| there viii be more active demand and
large quantities handled. Prices are
weak and irregular, according to qualify
and condition OF the corn. We note sales
Of cars new yellow (9oit), in bulk, 3Gc;
$50 sacks, old white in sacks, Ace; 2 cars
new white in bulk, 39c; cars do. 30lo.
OATS.
There Is . liberal demand iOr oats at
quotations. Receipts are very light and
stock small. Sales noted were: 2 ears
mixed, in sacks, BE; l car white, in
sacks, "3c, 800 sacks mixed, 33c; 400
sacks white, BE; 400 sacks black seed,
3Gc.
MEAL.
The supply Of meal is tar and demand
light ut quotations. We note sales OF
60 bbls. kiln dried, - 80; $50 bbls. city.
s. 30.
BRAN.
Bran is in light supply and good de-
nand. Sales noted were 300 sacks, SI3.
APPLES.
Choice apples are scarce aud wanted at
prices below Receipts are light. We
note sales of 100 bbls choice Ben Davis,
| 81 JOl%3 10; 30 bbls medium, 50 %; 30
bbls choice Ben Davis, So j0ta3 -; %
bbs wnesaps, s..
Holders OF Bon Davis and choice va
| rictics should send them in now, as alter
the holidays prices are sure 10 decline. 7
POTATOES.
The market Is well supplied and prices
lower. Receipts are large. We note
sales of 30 bblS. choice peachblows. 81 90
al 70; 10 bbls. do 81 90; 30 bbq. DO
81 4jGll 10; 100 bushels do zoe.
BUTTER.
Butter Of all kinds is plenty, and prices
dull and irregular. Receipts continue
large. We note sales of j boxes North.
ern Roll, ls@2Oc; 10 pkgs. Southern
Roll, l4GlGc; 10 pkgs. choice roll in
cloths, lsta20e; q pkgs. Northern dairy,
choice, ?OQ23c; 10 tubs Northern dairy,
7QG22c; 4 boxes roll, lJ(slsc.
EGGS.
The supply ia limited though better
than previous. Prices were shade low
or, Sales were 10 pkgs, 10000: 500
dozen, Zoe; 30 dozen, l0a.
POULTRY.
Chickens are plenty and dull at quota-
ti'ns. We quote sales Of coop chick,
ems, 81 so; coop chickens, 81 70: ]
coop turkeys. SIS; 8 coops mixed, 81 7Ha
20; 3 coops chickens, 81 IS; , coops
turkeys Sos; coop geese, 81 rs.
GAME.
Receipts of game are light owing to the
warm weather. 1t is difficult to dispose
OF. We note sales OF 30 dozen 1uails.
s0GoOc; 10 dozen ducks 81 GOAL 10.
DRESSED MEATS.
The weather IL too warm TO hand
dressed meat, aud shippers are warned
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

In pursuance OF a Judgment Of AIcCmcken Com
mon Pleas Court, rendered Al It's September Term
lr71, in the action Of j. II Terrcll's Admini,ua-
Tor, plaintiff amnStJ II. Terrell S heirs, etc de-
PENDANTS, | will on
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18
DH'. Woods Fever Pills
Wholesale and Retail at Dr. Woods Prices

German Syrup and August Flower,
Homeopathic Medicines.
irlsh French and American Clues
Gelatine for Table Use-Very Cheap
Shoulder Braces for Ladies and Gentlemen
The Best Trusses All STYLES
Coarse and Fine Combs, and Hair Brushes
Shoe Backing, Stove Backing
Buy Copperas Blue Stone indigo Madder
Wax Flower and Artists Materials
french, English and American Perfumery
All Kinds of Almanacs Free to AL
The Best Extract of Buchu.
The Best SarsapariIa and Blood Purifier
HoImans Ague Pads, Woods Pills.
Malaria King and all Ague Medicines
Quinne Smiths Tonic Kress Tonic,
Nursing Bottles, Gum Nipples and Rubber Cloth
Feather Busters and Counter Brushes
Writing Paper, Envelopes Pens and Ink
Paper Bags, Wrapping Paper and Irvine
Shoe Backing, Shoe Dressing, and Stove Polisi.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18
THE DEATH PENALTY.
Tho Burklow-Wagoner Homicide.

Burhlo" Sentenced 10 Re no"acd.
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There is !ihocal demand ior oats at
quotations. Receipts are very light and
stock small. Sales noted were: ears
mixed, in sacks, BE; | car white, in
sacks, 13c, 800 sacks mixed, 33c; 400
sacks white, BE; 400 sacks black seed,
3Gc.
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MEAL.

The supply Of meal is iair and demand
light ut quotations. We note sales OF
60 bills. kiln dried, 81 30; 80 bbls. city,
81 30.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-18

Tho Elgin Kerosene Can
Tho Only Perfect Can in
thu World. Made Of Glass
and not to
Leak, CHfode or Break
Every family should have
one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-08

7O2 % was FOR ordinary repaira and renewals Mr
Gnnc contrasts, month by month. the receipts OF eico
kind under hs predecessor with receipts since Ms own
appointment. ana submits comparative statement 81
oxpc under the two manasements showing redue-
ton Of 81. SOB per month, which, with other items
stated gives aggregate saving OF el0563- "a, and
then adds thl following summary:
took possession OF the road Receiver Fehruarr l.
1876. From t'0t date up o. July 81, inclusive nave
received ~ f6b; during tAis tiuo aafr expended Tor
operating expenses and taxes S1l015s l3. eavn- a
uHluC, OF Dct IruinGs OF 92116-1 -. jay cNlcnAi-
tuiCs OF net earnings otrr than operating eAptus, -
have been as lOOvs; Debts contracted bY my pf'ur-
cc--pr pa oIct, Uold-lnd payments on Nc accnin -
rptf.I-u 80 there aeifE assets not Included iu ti
balances. consisting eff material End accounts Qeie De-
fore stated, amounting 60 e2e-J2 40.
The Receiver then submits facts showing that the
marked decrease IN earnings, owing 20 failure OF crops
has Deoa much greater other roads, conceded % be
man1 -cd with ability. taau the Central % Iowa. and
fortunes 1s statements With quotation from The port
az 49, LouX one OF the Masters % Court made after
Investigation az the road ana s accounts Thc entire
s.C4lrut OF Mr. GtIHpell l7 fprc.hio reply to thc
aaa -Tesa clear idea 81 me present Coudiun
and prospects of Ae property under his charge. judge
bllau. With TIE concurrence OBJ Judge Lowe, cOnhfm"d
rc safe, aud under he ttUs ~ che dccrvc tac Master
ur-r ascertain whether MAJ alty OF zoe b'ndlolder3
gsseui. u "t us, 90 he articles OF ircori ortoh ana u
ta property W Dee conveyed prov d,d that the pres
D ll llruee i- prot ctcd An aI Dcal lidr been tru
by q. CnWO-v. but t ia Dot regarded ~ zoe judges
sufficient o. Prevent tine execution of the order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-08
EYoCH ARDEN WITH g4R1uoNS.

William Kahaut, of Bergen, Jersey City, was
sucd for supper. ora THURSDAY. by his wife, A5he A.
Ka.aut, before Justice Duffy II appears that they
married l 800 and had lrce children the olncs+
being now Xfcca reG.- OFF arr Whsle living ir Fcuti-
keeps. I,.- k..ut Ueut To- the hest ON vl ail
r ntls atet ms Efe rcccFcaA bIuol" ul his cote
with letter from Nr Walker gtttng rAat k1h~i utd
been drowned 40 AWaua. O.. Mis. haiaut removed 90
Paterson. n. J where. after short Ie she hurried
1hHaiGs touorcn. IheIr biss was disturbed within q
lcU weeks y iic reai caraucc O.. haLalt tou0lcu I'M
mcoateY cl hs wife. kaA. ut agreed 20 receive her
a4l, hui deferred N from Cmc tO ule, and hLl y Zee
fused 20 lave anything 90 90 With her. charging ner
vain n-aiAy. Nfs. kuhaut supported herself boz Newark
ul tlc was taken sick, ac compelled 10 appeal to
lc~ fist Band Ter aid iHUt ttld le supporting
ui'lreu and c1Ud rot afford 10 do the Tor
wife. Dis income was only 80 week The jury after
ec ug olt Tor au hour AMI Laf 90 tHe surprise oi '
present. verdict FOR tie it PENDANT, Mr ks4uf,
tha th. ulucl-IalIied is 4oft without lssll
4.f,l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-08
THE IOWA CENTRAL

REPORT OF TIE hon. j. T.. GRINNrII. RECEIVER
I'm his reuO.t as Receiver, % Judges Dillon
b. Lowe. dated august o. the Hon J. J. Grnne com
ar tc coud ton ~ tic Iowa Central whom 10 came in
! bis charge with its present condition, q reply 70
argos OF " superficial and eccentric management lie
ys tt the main line rough, and insgicienty ted
r. d with IRON worn and defective on tie curves
grades that the press repeatedly warned the public
% impefil their lives the Central Railroad Of Iowa,
|at TIC casualty by broken rail, in tho Winter
eflre track repairs had begun, greatly nten-
a.d public distrust Of the road. 10 was I'M
r. these conditions. and others OF like character,
tl only measre supplies on hand; coal houses nearly
urty cross ties unOoueht and amidst the confusion,
n. ANTS and scandal, by traffic in company orders,
pa thc camor Of employees after their wages amount
70 s4s9C4 r. as by y.roll unpaid, nov all paid TO
&c. aud the taxes due and unpaid amounting to @23'
a. also a.! paid to date that the Receiver entered
lp0u lis duties with the additional emOarrass-
tent Of two rival roads, one, tho Rock Island
tv.ng reached OskalOOsa from the East, and
l.ateg.ally impairing the value OF the business.
Piter giving detail the expenditures under his man
l1suent amounting " S3446os 6s, Of which sl79,