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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-11-20

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The Snow Storm.

CLEVELAND, January 3l.-One OF the
hesviest snow storms known in this VI
cinity Tor years began here at 2 o'clock
this morning. Trains on sll the roads
running into the city are somew lat de-
tanned, and during the forenoon the gen.
ersl business in the city was almost sus.
pended.
NEW YORK, January 3l-A snow
storm has prevailed here since ear y this
morning. Communication by telegraph
with the South is interrupted.
DETROIT, Janusry 9l,-A snow storm
prevails generally throughout the lower
penlnsuls O: Michigan. Up TO noon
shout six inches have fallen, and no in
dications OF q cessation or abatement.
COLUMBUS, January Sl.-About ten
inches OF snow Iell here last evening and
this morning, bu, it Is fast disappearing,
NEW YoRK, January 3l.-A snow
storm accompanied by heavy gale con-
tiuued until night, when It turned into
sleet srd later TO rain. Much damage
to shipping is feared.
TORONTO, Jsnusry 3l.-A furious
sn Nv storm prevailed in the western sec
,ion of the province sll dsy. The snow is
s foo, deep and drifting badly. Travel is
seriously impeded.
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Pro posed Conference Of the Powers
Big Fire I'm Boston.

BosroN, January Sl.-A fire broke out
this evening in the fifth story Of the
large six story building At No. III Med.
ford ssreet, Chsrlestown district used for
the manufacture Of fine furniture by +.
W. Holmes & Co. The building, which
was $50 feet long and extended back 200
feet TO the Mystic river, was filed with
furniture, large amount in the upper
stories being finished. A violent snow
storm with 8 strong east east wind de-
lsyed the fremen, snd the building was
soon in flames. Three alarms,
quickly followed by 8 general
alarm, were sounded, and only By great
exertions 8 most disastrous confAgrEtion
was STAYED. At 1890 the FIRE was under
control. The factory and contents were
completely destroyed, together with eight
houses. Some twenty families ere home
less, and between 400 ana 800 workmen
out Of work. The details Of the loss AID
insurance are not ye. available. The
loss on the factory, machinery and stock
furniture is estinsied 81 $4,000, and
the other losses st about 5000.
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LIVE STOCK.
New York.

NEW YORK, January al Beeves-
Receipts 600 head, making 1850 head for
three days, against 2200 head same time
last week. About halt the cate wen,
direct to exporters slaughter bousc. The
remainder were slow Of sale At yestcdsy's
prices, or S9l0ic TO dress 55 10 81 gross
cwt; ordinary 10 prime native steers NJ
inside figure; for car load Of light
Michigan steers, 900 pounds live weight.
the outside price; three car loads Of prime
Illinois steers ,425 pounds, and two car
loads Of western dress beef on sale, with
moderate inquiry; 5@6c for ordinary 10
fair.
Sheop-Receipts 1000 head. making
500 head for three days, against 1900
hesd same TIME last week. The marke,
was active and firm st iull prices; ordi-
nary to prime sheep 81 75Gy5 l2l; choice
and extra So OOG6 25, with deck load
at So so.
Hogs Receipts 800 head, making
II 400 head for three days, against l8,lO0
head same time last week The mar.
ket was armer at 81 G0@4 10 per lOJ
pounds, live.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY. January 3l.--Csttle-
Receipts to day 500 head OF through and
68 Of yard stock; total for three days 500
through and LIP yard; none selling.
Hogs-Receipts 70 day 1926 head;
total for three days 1850. Workers
81 coos 10; Pbilsdelphiss 81 O9G1i lO.
Sheep-Keceipts to-day 1900 heal;
total for three days G,OOo. Mono selling.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, Janusry 3l.-The Drorrr,'
Journal reports hog receipts at IS go
head. shipments no head; tho market
declined 5@l0c; mixed packing g. 10
(.3 So; light So Sj93 30; choice heavy
So 9O94 90.
CstIle-Recsipts 9, 400 head; shipments
900 head; steady, active aud firm, so
lected steeers S. 00Cdg5 80; good ~ choice
shipping 81 00(G4 So feeders and stock.
ere 81 60@3 90 butchers steers 81 25G9
3 %; cows ~ 0O9S 90; bulls 81 GOt9
400.
Sheep-Receipts 300 head; shipments
900 head; active and unchanged.
Cincinnati.
CrscIssATr, January 81 Hog
Dull and lower common So 40ta,3 10;
light 81 S0(94 SO; packing 81 9Ots4 90:
butchers 81 06@i 10; receipts 6,j2G
head; shipments SI6.
St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, January Sl-HOgs-Rather
slow; light So 6CC1y3 rs; packing ~ s0Ca
fancy 81 TO-. Receipts $500 head.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, January 3l.-Hogs-ueId al
"a 30.
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Cfncfnnati.

CINCINNATI, January Sl.-Co,ton-
Weaker st l0!c. Flour-Dull and un
changed. Whest-Inactive; red at 81 u
@l 10. Corn-Firmer at 39@4Oc. Oats
Dull at 2s@Slc. Rye-Stesdy at 660
6se: Barley Steady; No. 4 spring IS
@52c. Pork-In fair demand, but at
lower rates at Sll IL. Lsrd-In fair de.
mAnd, but at lower rates; steam 81 321(dI
IS, closing inside; kettle 81 6OtaS %.
Bulk Mests-Dull sl "a OOfa5 7u6
8 S7i. Bacon-Quiet and steady At
53(963@7c. Green Mests-Inactive and
lower; shoulders So 80; sides SIS 2O65 %.
Hsms-l6 ID average IS rs; Is do. Sc 50.
Whisky-lnactive and lower at 81 or.
Oil City.
OIL CITr, January Sl.-Petroleum-
The market opened very firm at 81 53i
bid for united, advanced immediately 10
81 % with sales, although there was
tactustion from this figure, and sales
during the day a. lower prices, vet the
general'tone seemed firm, and some con-
tdence was self that the market would
be sustained. Closed firm at 81 52}.
Sales to-day $4,000 barrels. Shipments
yesterday 80, 1852 barrels.
Toledo.
TOLEDO, January Sl.-Whes,-Firm;
No. l white Michigan beld at 81 23l;
extra do. 81 2Si; amber Michigan spot
seller February 81 -, seller March
81 263i No. 2 red winter. spot 81 lsi;
seller February 81 lsi; seller May
81 2lt; No. , spring 81 90. Corn
Steady and higher mixed 47c; new 4lc;
spot 46ic; new spot seller February and
March 4lic; new rejected Ssc. Oats -
Dull, No. 26i
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BUYING AND SELLING.
MARKETS BY APH.
Gold Weak ana Lower-Wheaf Un-
settled but Higher-Hogs Dull.
FINANCE.

NEW YORK, January Sl.-MoNEY-
Closed easy at 5@6 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 596i per cent. The
Assistant Treasurer disbursed 1927, 600.
Customs receipts $1,000. Clesrings S2S,-
100000. Sterling dull; long 1921; snort
1851.
GoLD-Was weak to-day and declined
from 1927 TO i0lj, with closing sales at
the latter figure. Carrying rates 692
per cent. The decline in gold was due
TO q reduction in the Bank Of England
rate to 2 per cent, and sdvices from
Washington that there was slight defec-
tion in the silver ranks which might pre-.
vent the Bland bill from getting two
third vote in the Senate. The announce
ment that the bill had been postponed
until Monday next also had some effect.
SILvER-At London SO l5.l6d per
ounce; here silver bars are ll9t. green
backs; III, gold; silver coin l@2 per cent
discount. Trade dollars l@lt per cent.
discount.
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any such indictments have been pre-
sented, but if these reports be verified the
gentlemen before named say they are
ready to meet the charges. The general
sentiment among politicians, irrespective
of party, is that such action as that talked
OF would be foolish in the extreme. A
prominent Democratic Senator remarked
that "the report must be untrue. 1t is
absurd. They could not have been such
id fools as to do that"
Senator Matthews and his wife and
daughters were engaged during the even
ing entertaining the large number of
guests who thronged their residence, in
response to invitations TO 8 delightful
party. The Senator was not in the least
disturbed by the report from New Or
leans. In tact, nearly everybody treats
the matter as an sbsurdlty, while others
see it in more serious light, and though
they anticipate no immediate trouble,
they predict that it is the beginning of
difficulties which may soon sgltste the
whole country.
The Burke-ChandIer Controversy.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-Mr. Chandler
furnishes the following additional tele-
grams:
New ORLEANS, January 80, 1873.
To W. E. Chandler, Washington, ID. c.:
The statements in my telegram are
true and can be established. Having sd-
mitted their application TO yourself it is
evident that your past connection with
Louisiana affairs has been such as to
justify one in declining any further cor
respondence with you upon that subject.
[Signedl Z. A. BURKE.
WAsHINGToN, January 81.
Tb Major E. A Burke, Ne0 Orleans, La:
Please make public Immediately all
proofs OF your charges against me, to-
gether with the memorandum you have
OF the Wormley's Hotel Conferences.
[Signed w. L. CHANDLER.
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Highway Robbers-

WoosTER, ., January SU.-Thls even
ing about tive O'Clock, Julius Schwsb, 8
peddler from Louisville, Stark county,
Ohio, wss met just outside of Wooster BY
two masked men, who, with their revol.
volvers pointed st his hesd, demanded
his money. Mr.. Schwsb had about sl5I
on his person. but fortunately the rob-
bers succeeded in finding only eighty
seven dollars. The police are on the
track OF the thieves snd may capture
them before morning.
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Paual Matters

ROME, January Sl.-The Pope hAs
ratified the plans tor the reconstractIon
OF the Scottish hierarchy, appointed two
Archbshops and four SufrAgAns, and
will hold q consistory shortly 70 give
palliums 70 the Archbishops. It is
thought thst the UhrsmontAne cardinals
are trying 70 BRING about such bad re-
lAtious between the Vstican ard the
Italian government S. will lad to the
removal Of the conclsye from Rome.
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Advertisement

The following are ertrsc. from edi.
torisls OF the time honors1 New Orleans
Bee, relative 70 the I>o,Iisiana State Lot
terry, drawn sa New Orleans on the second
Tue,day OF each month:
The immense value Of iA frsnchi,os,
regulated ~ they are by STATE statutes, !,
q sufficient guarantee In Itself tha. oil "a
obligations will be sscredly fulfilled.
It's Standing is unques,ioned.
It's drawings have always been conduct
ed With the strictest impsrtlahty and JUS
tIce, and no; breath OF slsndsr or COM
plsint has ever been bresthed hgsins.
them since iu inception.
Further information can be had BY sd-
dressing N. A. Dsupbin, 7. D. Box Cs2.
New Orleans, La.
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A Bright. Lively Paper.

taruesNlILe enterprise.
The Wheeling REGIsTER, advertised
elsewhere, is bright lively paper, sound
" Democratic, and awake on all ques-
tions Of interest. 1t pays more attention
10 Belmont county news and politics
than any other paper outside the county,
having regular reporters IN the river
towns. .snd frequent letters from St. Glars
vile and Bsrnesvllle. The REGIsTER
hiss been much improved lately, 81 d Is
worthy Of its large and increasing pstron-
sCe.
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FFiahtful Accident.

YOUNGSTOWN, January 30.-This al
ternoon George Smith, 8 puddler in
Brown, Bonnel 4 Co.'S rolling mill,
threw $ psilful of water into his heating
furnace TO cool it, and cinder remain
ing therein, il exploded, blowing the en-.
tire structure TO pieces. Smith was
frigh,fully burned al over the breast
and fsce. His bress. ID mass OF scared
and burned fesh. II is thought his inju.
ries will prove fatal.
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DIZZY GOODS.


NEw YORK, January 3l.-BuSjn@s
light, owing 10 the strong weather. Cot
ton goods quiet and steady Al unchanged
prices. Piques and quilts ~ fair demand.
Prints continue quiet. Ginghsm' in isir
request. Wsolen goods quiet. Twelve
thousand cases vide sbeeting, sold al
auction NJ fair prices.
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Rank RurrIaptxedi.

HARTFORD, CT, January Sl.-The
Deep River National Bank wAs entered
by burglars last night, the vault blown
open, which aroused the citizens, and ine
burglars fed Two Of The burglars were
Arrested in New Haven on the train
from ssybrook, and gave the names Of
Z w. HubbeIl, Of Ohio, and Jas. Wst-
anr Of NeE Yurk.
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Business Failures.

New YORK, January Sl.-The lisbili-
ties Of Al,hoi, Bergman X Co, toy i'm
por;ers, who have failed, are placed At
$4,000.
ToPEKA, rs, January 3l.-The To-
peks Bank and Savings Institution Of
this city closed its doors to-day. Deposits
about $4,000 notes. discounts and
stocks about 81, 500; resi- estate, s65, 600.
FoET SCorr. rs, January Sl.-The
Merchants National Bank OF this city
closed its doors to-day.
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aheen-KfIIIng Dogs.

LANCASTER o., January S0.-A. B..
Mclick, near Nashville, had tventy-four
ans sheep killed BY dogs Tuesday night
ZAxrsvILLR o, January 90. - A
meeting of the farmers Of huskingum
county has been called 70 take steps
against sheep-kIlling dogs.
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DIED.

sTEOBKI,-f n Wednesday, Jan1ary ~,
is7s. AZ O'Clock y. SstiyxE, vidow oi
Valentine sIToDsl, aged u year,, TnoUtb-
Rud day.
FunsTaI from her late residences No. aIL3
WOOD street, Eighth ward, this af,sruoon
nj O'Clock. friends Of the family are In.
etSTy.
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SENATOR CosKLBe denies that 9
ever had a speech ready 70 deliver
sgsInst the electoral fraud. But be has
NOT explained Why be dOdged the vote
ia the LouisiAna relzrn--BaitiDsOre DO
Esft<
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Will Nof interfere.

ST. LOUIE, January Sl--Goyerror
Phelps has dsciled not 10 interfere in the
ease Of William Wsimers, sentsnced %
be hanged here tomorrow. TIE eIscu-
iion Eill therefore take place.
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GevERsMKyrs-Closed strong.
RAILROAD BoSps-Flrm.

STATE Bonds Quiet; Tennessees arc
lower.
SToCKs-The market at the opening
was firm and higher on the fsvoroble re-
suit of the meeting OF trunk line repre-
sentstIves yesterday. The advance in
prices ranged from | to per cent. as
compared with yesterdays closing prices.
During the afternoon the market was ex.
tremey dull, and prices declined Irsc-
tion from the highest point of the day,
closing with firm undertone. Lake
Shore sold up to 6Z! and closed At 62i
Delaware, Lsckawsnns and Western TO
505 and closed at 50i. Granger shares
were generally firm, and Western Union
declined I for the day. The trans
actions were 10000 shares, of which
$4,000 were Lake Shore, 5000 North
western common, 1000 preferred, 1900
st. Paul common. 1900 preferred, 1000
Delaware, Lsckwsnns and Western, and
1000 Western Union.
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PRODUCE.
New York.

NEW YORK, January 3l.-Cotton-
Quiet and steady At IL l-l6@ll 8 Ice.
Flour-Receipts 1900 barrels; extra
st S5 C0(dy5 %; others dull and in buyers
favor; No. 2 81 5OtaS 90; superane
western and state a OO(94 80; common
to good S. 0O95 25; white wheat extra
Sc O5C96 IS; fancy Sc 80; good to choice
$5 3O(g6 0G extra Ohio S. 0097 90;
St. Louis IS l0(98 20; Minnesota patent
process 81 0OGS 80. Rye Flour--At
So 25G4OO. Corn Meal-Dull; western
at 81 6O@2 30. Whest-Higher; receipts
leo, 900 bushels; No. Chicago spring
81 29; No. 2 81 20; No. l Milwaukee
81 33; No. 2 81 2S; northwestern seller
February 81 26@l 20. Rye-Dull;
western 70972c. Barley and Malt
Unchanged. Corn-Opened firm and
closed heavy; receipts 5000 bushels;
steam mixed 55i@57c seller February;
55t@553c seller March; 55(956!c old;
No. 2 seller February G0!960ic. Data
Easier; receipts $1,000 bushels; west
ern mixed and state 35tG3Gc; white
western 39c; No. 2 Chicago 35c. Coffee
More active; Rio csrgocs l4!@l7tc;
jobbing l4i@l9c, gold. Sugar--QuIet
and unchange Molasses-Eew Orleans
quiet and steady at 2SC650c. Rice-QuIet
and steady. Petroleum-Firm; crude
7G)7tc; refined Iii ic; casesUnited 81 5li
al IS. Perk-Dull and uninspected At
$ll 80. Beef-Qqiet and firm. Dressed
Hogs-Firm; western 5(95ic; long cha
nj idles 6I@6c. Lard-Pnme steam
easier a. 81 67t97 20. Whisky-Firm-
er 81 81 07l9l 0S.
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Rough on Lamar.

JACKSON, Miss, January 9O.-The
Senate yesterday instructed oar Senators
and requested our Representatives to
vote for the reconciliation OF silver.
The House had previously given the
same instructions.
The House, fresh from the people, to-
day indorsed, nearly unanimously, the
vote of Senator Bruce, of this State, tor
Stanley Matthews resolution. This is
rather rough on Lamar, who voted
against il.
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Chicago.

CHICAGO, January 3l.-Flour-Q1iet
and steady. Wheat-Unsettled bat gen.
orally higher; No. Chicago spring Gilt
Edge 81 06i regular; 81 04i cash and
seller January; 81 OF seller februssy;
81 O5s seller March; No. 99cj re-
iected S5tG,S9c. Corn-Essier, bat &C
tive q, S9ic cash; 39i@39ic seller Feb
rusry; 30 seller March; IL Ia,42c seller
May; rejected 30c. Osts-Demand light
and holders firm a. 23ic cash and seller
February; 24l924.c seller March reject.
ed 2Oc. Rys-Stssdy and firm 81 Soc.
Bsrley-Es,ier st 49c. Pork Active,
bu. lower q. $40 62I cash; SO 62!l1
10 e5 seller February: $40 sO(Sl0 S2s
seller March; tl0 s7iGll W seller
April. Lard-In fair demand, but II
lower rates at 81 % cash; 81 25(97 q.
seller February; 81 35C97 3si seller
March; 81 45(a7 81! seller April. Bulk
Meav-Essier A. 81 7tCsyj S7IG5 S2i.
Whnky-At 81 03.
Gail Board-Whest-Activs bit lover
at 81 O3iS,l O4 seller February; 81 04i
seller March Corn RSier and de-
| clined Il. OAts-S;esdy and I'd char ged.
( Pork-Unsettled sud lower ~ $40 T1tl1
| 10 30 seller March. LArd-stssdy snd
unchanged.
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PhiIadsIDbla-

PHILADELPHIA, January 3l.-FIoar
-Dull and unchanged. Wbeai-Quiet
aud steady; suber 81 S2tSl 25f red 81 10
(asl 81; ~bItssI SG(9l IL. Corn-s.s.dy;
yellow 4ic mixed sci seller January
SIC; seller February 54h seller March
sac. OAN-Qaie:i white western $50
5Gc; Western mirsd and S,sts 24(d,S1c.
Rys-Qaiel a. Gst47Z0. Provisions =
Qaie. and s.esdy. Pork-At tI2 0oG
II Is. Beef Hsms-At l59l5e. Lard
Steady; city kettle 81 IS. Butter =
Western Ressrve 22tS24c. Petroleum
In good demand rsaned Ills crude
QiGete.
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Pittsburgh.

PrrrsBUEoH, January --Pe1olssm
Crude firm At 81 20! 81 farksr's for
immsdlsA shipment; refined iltc iOs
PhilAdelphia dslIyerY.
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silver Certificates.

WASHINGTON, January 3l.-The silver
certificates proposed to be issued in the
amendments offered in the Senate by
Messrs. Booth and Morgan, are TO be re.
ceived for slI dues of the government
including customs duties.
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Frr. GO.

Supreme 'owf-t hor'0rBv Judcc Donoiuc.-
Ferguson t,rFuson cutting agt uon; ItTc"v ae'.
Keen: lay 90; A. Lt- atdi ~' "t' ae' lasl ~. iraI
81 org i-,l, Line act ki~.an, fntt ag'.
H'i Hoy "tt' Nal"la ttut g. A.an, 'miL'r az.
society ior to BE- ~ Scu'r !! i'qu f.- Zt
LNy Martin asi Nirlh' ''ll g! .li si ma Du-
a-t at,r 60 ~ lfu- sand H ~. I-a I'D. J. COM
i.uy al hatt,ts i-Crat'd. ser "gt Wsrpri. BE-.
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kOri'l sst M"H4!aH. FAy" ae Jr" D. BAN ri. '' Iiu
Iri. lt.N t.ts
Rogers agt O.Acih -Whcrr are BE motion pai"t~ I.uc
aGt Baraufa -Mtm0rauGuLn. EIf-Lah 7gt luIIay.-No
90. dsul-sei Martin agt I1wonsit '"r -lEn"d Lac
cn'l Lac ,ruls ,Gliot"u ban d. uIcinuI1nruin
hucs'ic agt Taylor. NJ" nct'" 60 motion gwen i.'-'is
The Aayu rtcMo.h for l..Fr 10 Irt" cri' ID
ISIS Hti4I agt ocean Nat'ual tasN" sue. order eyer
granted. Hauoyer national L4uk ae -'c1f.li ~ Allen
appointed loc,Ftr Na art f"can ici"f h"oh'li Al"it
Gi,-ih. " Notion granted
60 Doc -',t'd 90 NOTION Ih"iao '-i rtet .H".i "4h =
Etd BsU X. t.J.-tY whose u'.I b. ibis made. lnltrtH
alL Eos 4.'nIl ntn t.es tIc rsA 81 going ." "a" 'o
Oi tnc t4aItAr, motion granted Cars ast Donaldson .lc
crtr must Include all Sac Ppcis read AMI he SAINT must be
BY Judge Ianrence-Pcttgr grew agt Ioshsy-M NOR IL
dun counsel mpu"u o. -r;Lc .s-Ars gee" ext
oi d' csion- on notion B""ry saN
ing- Bank sEt. bufs c".-t liulon.
t,r.a,f Pant ifI-By ia MertiTook Hickey sgt. the
Mayor rcMouou ior he" 1a gained and COSTS to aiGe
event opinion
common Fieas- IhdnbTs- Is Judge Robinson
AuTphy at HuHald-bond approved. iathuun art. TIE
CItLr- Steamboat Com! Of IfoySu!tucH approved Oh
JustI.Lailun
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
d TESTERN RAILROADS. EXTENSION

Private dispatches were received in this city
yesterday the West stating that the Court OF APP
peas at St. Louis had decided the Virgins Ferry in
favor Of the Chicago and Alton Railroad The court
mentioned is a St. LOUIS Court which is subordinate 10
the Supreme Court OF the State. M Wiggns who Is at
present ts ciIy stated Last evening that the case
would be carried promptly 10 the supreme Court.
The suit for damages for violation OF contract he
tween the Chicago and Alton Railroad and the Nggns
Ferry Company the amounts involved aggTcgatlBg to
date abOut $4,000 The cITy company obtained iudg
nent IN 1876 III the ~. Louis Circuit Court for over
100000 ia tne first SUIT against the company, from
wnlcI appeal taken by both parties 10 the suit.
Ito case decided Yesterday was or this appeal.
Tue CcaIO and Alton has finally decided to build tie
Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad from Mexico,
Missouri, 10 Kansas City. The ne" line West from
Mexico vii be known hereafter tine Kansas CITY,
S. Louis and Chicago. contract Is beng made Or the
tructOn OF jc line, steel Ts aud iron bridges,
depOls etc. at about ~ 1000 mile The money IOr
tons work bas been secured 10y the DISPOSITION OF t1e
bonds OF the company. Tue distance from Mexico 10
Kansas City 62 miles and it is proposed to build the
ROAD al