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WATEHTowa, Wis.,, May ea.-Sotwlthstarl.
Ing Tho near approach, uf tho usual tinr for
tho chilling Ut conycMlpps by The parties intend
tng to placu candidates, for State oices IN thu
fold political matters atc very qaIct aud there
is nothing as ret to tlsnotu tIlat VIZ nro OIL tho
ere Of M isl,purtnlt 6.ato campaign. So fur us
Republican circles are concerned this inert feel
ins urtscs from the fatt that 1t IL gcnr1aly con-
Guided tint lle present State officers viii bo re.
nominated. The attempt to bring forward cx-
Gov, II. Lu.llnytuu as prominent candidate
asniust Coy. Smith Improved futile, and II IS
doubtful whether Mr.: :Lullngtoa will 30 rc-
Earslra Us q c,,NllAats at VII by tl.a timu tia
Convention ID held. 1lr truth IL, tic AlMlntstra.
ton nuW III ecllrol Ill Madison, tLruwiHK nll
purity b.as AsIdc, ia t6nular one, with tho pco
plc, and II would b. dtillcult work to suItplunt
any unt uf the urcscHt stntt u1l|ccrs Ia pnbliu
estimation. Il,cr9 Is khniu Talk Ut all ulTOrt to
bu tIlnde to have SUPERINTENDENT Wllittorl 1ut
aside, A,ll nuw lnu!.'tplaceu 0yur lhu clluca-
ttoiul den4rttlcnt Ut atr 6.ate, No fault, VIC
belirye, " fund wILlsAts Inauner Of conducting
hts office, but llo npYt3 Y!th opposition ot per
sonai character. liNt Nj apl,tehrnd HUT Air.
Wlitford viii t1aalfy,I bu iudorae1 by tho Eou-
yen4pn with u renolnt Hatlon.
The Wisconsin Dc4iIucracY will doubtless Try
hard thls full for FULTON with The t;teenback
rafty, MhleA tw0 yeats aao r!,st aYer ~ wv FotcA
Tor their duberna&us4l vs.!ilu4ts, 4. +. Alis.
, 1879-05-23

II such deal cnn be brought nboit, the Demo-
Gratis feel sanguinc that tie continuation would
sweep the Statn against the Republican party.
!hs1a far the Innf1 most talked alMut for the
+. Villas, of Madison. hut this Is n blow be-
tween tho two cycs to the fusion effort, the
co1onc1 being atn0ng the most uncompron1!s1ng
fiard.mouey jonocrnts vi the Badger B,atc,
md no Grceenbaekcr would touch him
t,ulc.- No person, then, can be effected witt,
Eol. Wins A the Democratic candidate; mud,
suppos,11r the Convention Instead SHOULD nornl-
fsntc q soft.noney. y.irec5cemahle Democrat. this
kills tho Ticket with the lloncst-llard money
Herman voters, without whose support tile
Uenncsncv Of Wisconsin would be placed in
hopeless minority. 10, taking either horn OF
the dilemma, defeat stares tile DEMOCRATS of
cess Of Tic Republican Btatu Ticket Il almost as
surea BY ohc of tic regular old.iashIoncl ma.
1OfitLes.
, 1879-05-23
THE RAILROADS.

TIL; FIGHT GOES lsRAVELY on.
The wnr between the roads leadlug cast from
this city Is bcIng carried on with unabnted vigur
anu both freight a.ltl passenger rates arc bcitlg
numerically slaughtered. The open rate OIL
freight ia stl 12i1 cents on grain to New York,
but Tie town Ia lasl Of rumors tl!at some OF tie
roals arc tuklng business ID low "a l1 cents.
The ruftroa1s deny thts, but The shippers ctaim
Tint such rates have been made to few favor
Ito parties. As regards tic livestock business,
tl1cre arc no regular rites nt all. aud railroads
take anything they can get. 1t Is reported tllnt
1lL live stock IL not purchased OIL account OF the
shippers, but OIL account Of the rallroads. Tic
heavy shippers arc said to DO simply acting
as the necuts Of the roads over which
they Eh'p, and they simply receive y
commission on tho business they do. s.ill
none Of the yoLds nse anxious for q very large
business, and all OF them claim to bu short Uf
cnrs. The passenger business remains In about
the saic state US II las tcen heretofore. except
that the Vanderbilt roads hare Issued new
tariff, making the "cut" rutca regular On limit
ular, md nil the business from connecting lines
was based nn tlle regular rntes, which were on
the basis OF $50 to New York. All tho blsstnoss
Of caInecting roads Is nnw based On The folluw*
luz tariff: 10 Duirnto first class, s12; Albany
tIrccn,teld, sl5; Greenfield, Is; Worcester,
SIG; F.tchbufg, Providence. and Boston, SO;
fGllntleiph!a, sls,5o; baltimore, sis. Hereto.
fore tickets havc been sold at thu reuuccd
rntrs nt the city ticket offices only,
but hereafter these ratrs Will be
charged at al The offices Of The roads md at the
depots. Thcrc will probably be nu further re-
tucfons made until the meeting Of the Trunk
I.Ine Presidents unl tle Western Executive
Committee Mt New York, There is, however,
but little probability that tho New York meet.
Ing will bc ab'o to settle the difficulties now
rs II tile present war will be of lung duration.
1t Ia hardly probable that Anything can bc done
looking towArds restoration Vi peace and har-
Muly until tic return Of Vanderbilt and Scott
1roul Europe.
, 1879-05-23

p)nY Of flowerB formed part Of the
WA Maltese rtoas Ia tj',, 1rnir.. uI,,r 'pr,l.
cs.ai Of Sarualous. W,tI ,hc brfrht jnt,ucrs, M
tic frcsl, flnwers. tho tlrapcry. md Inc sotul,r,
K no,tcenbj" fcn.urc ~ iba srrvtrrs VIA ih'.
music. Xii tIr sl,or,stcrs AZ at thr Cathedral.
The banl Of Maf, Ncyul,s. ind tic fult ciloir of
Grace Church were tiierc, ami rendered tic
pelrrtIons ll,,st hnrn,onfn1,t1v 'fhn forcn al
knights TcIppIars nrcscnt wa ycfy largc, u,ni
In tlIrr oatrfrIl-pltnri hats mud itrjr frctty
uniform tnntto f[t,u showing. The scots not
filled by them wcru fully Occ5lnie,l bY the con-
course 1f jat,tes p1t miscellaneous wf,rshIners.
LittIc diiYrrcncn waa nnlire,lln IN thr t,rtjrr
of nYrrcfsrs frot, fhn, ri frrt,,cr vcnrs Tim
services wero oponcd bv tle choir sInufng or
chanting tic procrysionnf hmm beginning,
onward, f.,,rl.t,nn .n,,l,or.
Marching an 10 var.
With tho ertias nY Jcsue
Going OIL brfnre.
Tic left atslo was lno1 With Knights, who,
drawing Their swords, formed an nrrl, OF steel
, 1879-05-23
IsrEtfA.

Tic Illinois Contral will run refrigerator cora
Aotwcen Chscugo a1ll all poi1ts ou the linz OF ts
road durl,, tho season OF 1S70 tnr tic shipment
Of pcrlslable property, aud General Freight
A9cnt Tucker Inns Issued circular giving tho
dIys on which such cars will ltavu tic various
points.
Tho Chicago roads leading to Missouri River
points arc considerably put out on uecpuat OF
the competition Ut lhu Chicago & Eastern III
sas City than atl tho other roads combined. TITO
Chicago s. Eustern Illiuots IL aidpd iIl this by
tho st. Louis ro4ds, which furnish Tic cu5A ru-
tulrea tu DO tlle businuss.
, 1879-05-23

President American Humane Association.
LINCOLN, Scb., May l1,-Ed,pla Lfs Iirow1.
Iresldent-pEAn SIN: I :ound tho gepd. yntuB at
ucncteo In gopd order, and whore animals can
hare resi-, fcud and water II they hare tho oppOr-
tHnity wns informed that fuw rhIr1,pr. do u,1.
ipau here, but that lurge number q! cars arc rJln
through to Chicago without hcing unoadcd tnerD
where antinhu urs collected for Yapment thAt lilo
buyers aro uys u time buying vi the DRIVERS oa-
fore ahlnnng, anil was informed lhat gcnerally but
lhosc in thu pens while collecting, Very few uf
thnsc local pens hare Tia needed facilities Tor wa
tcr and ttu tut,nn1s n,e cxpneul tu tbs wentlrr
however grcat the tlcut Of lhe sun OF severe tia
, 1879-05-23
ILT.ISOIs.

Epscfot Hitp1fch to 7ht Tribute
srRrs0r1ELp, May 22.--.1l,e following Demo-
cratic state Ticket has bccn promulgated ae The
result of The winter and summer canrass!ng and
trimming OF the Legislature: Governor, B. II.
Traadel, Of Lee; Ltculcnant-u Governor, starkc5
H. Powcl, Of Scott; Secretary Of State. 7. I.
Harry, Of Cook; Auditor Of Public Accounts,
bernard Il. Crefner, Of Peoria; Treasurer,
William r. Pickett, Of Madison; Attorney
Gc1lefal John G. bnIgE, OF SanEnmub: siupcrfn-
tendent Of Public 1nstructtyu, Thomas 4 kog-
ers. OF Alcl.ain; Ah1utant-Generaf, r. Duaho
lI!nckicy. OF Washington: The foregoing ticket
fa fully intlurscd by ,llu Democracy 0t the pres
Gnt GGlirral Assembly.
, 1879-05-23
THE ENGLISH CAPITALISTS.
Epteta{ pttr1fck tn 1he Tribune

Special UIt1IfcA Ia 1HE Tribune
DETROIT, May pa delegation OF fllty-one
Tolcdoites came over to-day to coufer with Sit
Henry Tyler and other Grand Trunk n,agnates.
Ouly Three Of them, constituting the Commit
tee from the Produce Exchange md Merchants
nnd Manufacturers Exchange. wore admitted to
the Royal presence. The Committee read long
address setting forth the Importance Of Toledo
intcrcsts, and urging m extension OF the Graul
Trupll to that city. An Informal discussion
followed, but no pledges wcro made or exacted.
Sir Henry 4ail Toledo interests would bu taken
into heartfelt consideration. Subsequently Sir
Henry submitted to an introduction to the dis
coisolato forty-eight who had been ioatlng
nroun1 tic hotel corridors, anu, after shaking
hanls, politely excused himself md went
of for ride On Jnmrs Mcstlllan's stcafl yacht.
file Tule1u pnrty returned home at p. tn., cx-
pressing themselves as entirely satisfied. There
Eus been no conference yet betweun the Detroit
Committee and tl!u urah1 Trunk people, hut
ono Is likely to occur tomorrow, wten tlclo-
gn.iuns from Anu Arbor and Ypstlant arc nlso
expected III.
Sir Horny Tyler, President Of tho Grand
Trunk Railway, nnL tho managers Of ts,at Foad
hayo reached Detroit Oh their trip through tic
West. The object Of their trip Is 10 secure
Western fa.lllt.cs for tic Gra.Il Trunk indie
pandcut Ut Vanderbilt. The Frts I'ress says tho
following plans will bo considered:
l. Tho acquisition OF tl,e Chicago + 1.akc Huron
Rnad, Which rchrmu tho Grand Trunk pcup1a ro.
gard as = aos'to5ious @ one, enieI!y from ths con
y. 'fno co.rtrucllon Of a limo from Rochester,
lniIrs nnu thu acqulstion of thu Western Jiyisoi,
az thu Chicago 8 Lake Huron iron Lansing 10
Va,u,ralso!. 1'hA route would, y l.stataA, BE- less
vision OF that Ai1 tho settlement Ut tho CHI.
, 1879-05-23
TELEGRtPHlC NOTES,

sAN FHANcisco, Cal, May .a,-T'he United
sratrs ahln jamestown sailed Al noou to-lAy for
sitka, to relieve thu Alaska.
ALuANr, ". T., May :s,.-Tlo Legislature ad-
jourue1 to-day stno die.
Bos7os. May a,.-Vhe widow Of Daniel 7.
stous has giycu so5,o00 to tie Young Mems
Christian Association towards The eteettun OF Q
new bui!d,ng. Buyesal other PERSONS PROMISE
liberal contributions.
lticnMoNn. W., stay 2aa,-AFhat asp known US
thu "Gold eases " myre taken VI for trial hero
, 1879-05-23

to-dag in tho United statos Circuit Court be{ofy
Judge Il: ". Hughes. T1leso cases embraca
nbout dozen suits on tho part OF The Enited
States Government aRsinst c1-State ofllclals
tfolt Of Richmond for amounts ranging from
81, 600 to S5, 5,000 and e1gregatlng about Ga, CO.,
, 1879-05-23
a Nilittfst ThreAt,

When, short time ago, tho Becret police
series Of anttNihist articles, the loyal fittera-
tenr IL said to hare asked for tho latest foyoIu-
tionary pamphlets before settIng to work.
Imagine his dsmaJ when the parcel that was t0
contain the e,lhterrhnsan literature, though
sealed with the seat Of the political police,
brought htu letter from tho Revolutionary
Committee, threatening death II he,prcsumal to
carry out tic GoYGInmenk Qt1Icr.
, 1879-05-23

Special HFsta!th to 1Af 7S4bHns
ST. Louis, May 222.-lt Ia learned lrnm n ra-
liable soureo Tint ~, rntlre cl,augo Is tn tnku
pInce III tho management of tis indianapolis,
bloomington j. Western Nailroad Oh or about
DUNG |.
, 1879-05-23

benevolent EOrietyt settling forth its Workings
md its grcst power for Goosl, tic cno-half Of
whlelI, however, had not yet bcen actively de-
Vc1oped.
Z. NJ. e. A.
1'ALTlMonE, Nfay 2..-At the morning session
Of tic International CONVENTION Of the Young
Mems Christian Association tot1ay, tho Devu-
tlonnl Committee, Tic Committee Oh AssoC!a-
tons, on the report Of the Executive Commit
tee, md on Resolutions were appointed.
a dlseusslon t0ok ptucs ot the best method OF
rcnchng the young men. physically, morally,
intellectually, ntll spir!tuully.
BROOKLYN suSDAY-sCHooLs.
Sperial Dtspa'th to The Tribune.
l,nooKLyN, N. r., May 22.-The scmf-conten-
mini celebration Of the Brooklyn sun1ay-Sclloot
Union asas held ut the Rink III ts city last cyc,,-
Ing. Addresses wcro made BY the Nuv. s. Il.
Tying, Jr., and Dr., Foss; but the featurc Of tho
evening was the speech Of Gov. Colqutt., OF
f}cprgia, who stated Tint ho had made pill
gri1nago Of over 1,00u miles to bo With lis
President Of tho international Sunllay~se'sool
Assurn ttun thu, met III Atnntn, Ga., Inst Yrar,)
In closing Ills speech uov. Colauitt said:
toss To-; seem t. na that: # we sueeeca in unity.
ihroaahont ine Union ,Sali be conaetod II ntst
Induce closer and moro fratetnnl relations bct,vcun
The churches. llcte at lust is tlo csscncc, anil
l'ussed, thrice blessed, L. lie MN who nncnches
v WHO ca,,ses ot5s emotion Of internal % % eoowiIi
10 spring up between thnsc who knew not the feel
Ing octo1e. Dncs \ sonnd yelonAry to topo That
school lcsHon aud THO ea'no sonpt tho children Ut
t!'ose States. from Maiao t. California, frun ST.
@ ona Il ss %ts % sof hsa Il 4 s a sp, s y s
'hlesset savtar a holding ua .togotAar. arun than
, 1879-05-23
GALESA d WISCONSIN.
Ettcfdl {ssp1&cA to 1ae Tribune

0ALEsA, ILL, May 22.-1hc Ga'ena t. Wis
cousin Rallroad rosmcrty the Galcna tS South
crn Wisconsin f'airoasIj 10 now being rcpalrcd,
and rI1l be ready for operation bcfpre the lss uf
june. The road, as tclcRraphcd The TRIBUNE
somo time ago, has passed. Into ,llc ilands Of
the bondholdrra, Who propose to complete the
e1tcnsfon at once. The COMPANY NOW llnye
the Chicago e. Tomall Narrow Gaugc Road tn
cotnpctc With, aMl already that road Is being
constructed on the route OF the proposed cx-
tension rs 1nll out by tlIe tiulunn g.
Wisconsin folks. The managers Ut the
Chicago & Tomah are having MD sotcd them
By number Of towns along the proposed route,
thus compelling tliet u. d W. Il. Il. Co. IL tnake
llIGifnnd Or so1hs other point their northern
teriit,ltia. The former r,ai starts lrotn Wuod-
man, via Che Wfscnnsin River, aud runs down to
Marttnsvl!c, IN Grant County, W,s., from
wlenco n branch llas been s,uilt to Lancaster.
FROM MartIutyllIe tho rUad Ia being constructed
TO Warren connecting at that point Will. tho
lltinots Central and Mineral Point Isuroa1s) via
Belmont aud Shullsburg.
, 1879-05-23

un'.rr ut Tic riyerl" aticr whicll It was dis
to.yed.
meet at Eyn,lsslot iuJ,, On liz third Thursday
In May. 1851.
Thu closlng prayer WIS by tho 1,ey. Daniel
MICHIGAN COSInEO OATrONALIsTg,
Sp.cts, J,,,vafca 10 Tst 7rtSuns.
np4rp Il. n,r. Nil, M,v % -r1,, xcc,nd
,,.,',.., "''.'''' "'"t ,-'-,,'. w. ~'''. eeso".A
uaVh hess'o,' ot thc Coneseen'1ohnnkt CohVeh-
uon of MiclI'caa proved very Interesting. The
Business Committee presented repurt showing
The nrcrtso cnndtllnn nj all but nlnmt ha1f a
an,o,, ~ ,ho ~n"ara1"t,nn,, Th,'.",n. t. ,,,
no~oA u ,''o eol*io9a'.ol,' e".'tne9 ~ s"o
state' IL SHOWS etcn9y anu encouraging
growth in tlir number In nearly cycry
Church, d very pleasing harmony between
clunrrhrs and nn.,nrs md .f.tcr ctn rc,,os mi
,nar,o, ,,..rnno,.,,nt l., 49,, n,,a,a,., a,,.,t
u, u."1heu '.'p'ofI''eht ~ ~ '"G "uunc,a' cohu.-
ION OF INC denomination. Inc Res. L. IL. i:ursl'
Qf Dntrnlt. Hfarusaef TIN RtntH nf fn1trfnn
, 1879-05-23
IfENI1tftCKH.

dpsc'd. Disoa!ch to 7ns TftbunA
1sDlAsAroLIs, Iud., May 2a..-slr. Hendricks
DECLINED to say anything to-day eonccrntng the
alliance viii, John Kelly against Tillen, as
charged ia tho EuMrieF.y Journal,
, 1879-05-23

DaLTlMonE, slay 2:.-At the morning session
Of tic International Convnntton Of the Young
MEMS Christian Association ts-1ny, tho Dcvo-
tlnnnl Committee, Tic Committee Oh Assoc!a-
tions, on the report Of The Executive Commit
tee, md on Resolutions were appointed.
A discussion tDok puce ou tic best method OF
rracnlng the young men, physically, morally,
Intellectually, ntl1 spiritually.
, 1879-05-23

SllkIIlNSf NALI LIlAE
To me Editor ~ Tbs Tribune.
CHICAGO, May 9l.-Tllo following report. ra-
cciscd BY mo to-lay from our agent, ,uny be of
interest. Respectfully,
, 1879-11-15
SAD DEArH.-On Wednesday last the sad

SAD DEATH.-On Wednesday last the sad
news was flashed over the wires of the death
of our good cid friend Major Patrick Collins,
of the 2lst Infantry, at Roise City. The
dreadful affair occurred on the afternoon OF
Monday last and was occasioEed by the
horses running away and smashing the am
bu,ance in which he was riding We have
known Major Collins for maay years and
always found: him under every and all CIR
eumstances a true friend, IN upright honor.
able man and brave soldier. He served
with great credit dkring the civil war and
showed such bravery ON several battle fields
that ha, was promoted by degrees until he
reached the honorable position he held at
the date of his untimely death. Years ago
he served in Arizona, and gave the Apaches
such a severe drubb;nS that they held him
in great respect ever after His death will
be mourncd by ali vino knew him !; although
but slightly known in this city ali who were
ever slightly acquainted with him mourn
with his cider friends, HIS brother. officers
in the ist cavalry who knew his sterling
worth and merit feel the loss as of a brother
indeed For such a man we can but grieve.
Generons to fault, honest, open hearted.
his social relations were pleasant with all
whom he cine in contact. To his bereaved
and loving wife and family we offer our SIN
csre sympathy in this their hour of trouble.
In the winter of 1876 she had the misfortune
to lose tour Of six of her dear children in one
short week !; she never recovesed this severe
blow, and now this last and more dreadful
blow will cast her down to the lowest depths
OF despair.
, 1879-11-15

THE n. p. Ii. R-wurK Is being prose.
cated with great yigor on this line from
Alnsworth inland. There are now Il miles
OF grading finished, two miles of railroad
iron on the ground and thirty miles more on
the Columbia which will be landed within
10 days. By spring - miIos of track will
tie laid an engine and cars are now en- route
from Tacoma. The company is lahorinr
under mahy difficulties hot the least of which
Is the scarcity of water along the track in a
distance OF 2l miles from the river they have
only succeeded in obta aiming water in two
places, ana these are wells sunk to a depth
OF Us feet, 50 they haze 10 draw water up
from these two wells by buckets AID hanl
1t over ID miles to supply t.e whole force,
, 1879-11-15

COUNTY FINANCES claims allowed
and ordered to be paid at the November
SO sion OF the county commissioners amounted
TO SSS6, and as was predicted by the STATES
msn there Is now no money in the treasury
to pay these claims. The claims are, EN-
dorsed by the treasurer, Net paid for
want uf- fCnds and draw interest at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum. As the taxes
ot 1879 90 not become delinquent until
March lst, 1850, the additional expenses of
the county till then will not be paid until
the time allowed 10y law or paying tayes
has expired. These addition Il county ex-
penses, including the expenses of the No.
seinber term of the district court, will no.
be less ti?n $500, there is therefore a def
cheney of abou, SIC, 900 in the county funds,
instead of that sum beigg surplus as proph-
esled by the experts. Men shoald be care
tul IN making accusations particular, when
their educltion is deiicient
, 1879-11-15

A WORD To THE WIsE.-Whilst in Port
land there were few places We left unvisited !;
among others Messrs. Allen & Lewis, the
great shipping firm, received a call; our
name being good passport, Mr. Lewis HIM
self did the honors and showed us all the
details pertaining to the buying and ship
ping of wheat He told us to advise our
citizens, and farmers particularly not to dis
count the future too much, thai our country
was known to be good, but that Temporary
prosperity like the present had great ten
dency to cause people TO draw on the future
considerably more than they could ultimately
stand this is good advice and should be
needed. He has also advised the sowing of
a better quality of grain; that generally
sowed is the best OF its kind and pays very
wei, but the markets os tie world ask for
grain that will make the very whitest -four.
He showed us different samples taken-fn our
presence from some of the many thousands
Of sacks that are piled upon his wharf that
frem the Willamette valley is large. white
fall and plump grain of the White Chile Club
variety; that from this valley is full but
small. Mr.. Lewis said that this is the kind of
grain originally sowed in the Webfoot coun-
try. He showed us some from a ranch of
200 acres IN this county OF the White Club
kind, and 1t Was far superior to even the val
ley gram. Under the circumstances we
would simply advise our farmers 10 lock
into this matter and use their own judgment
certainly no effort on their part should be
left undone to make Walla WaIIa wheat the
best in the world. Slightly opposed to the
statement of Mr.. Lewis is the quotations
from Liverpool where Walla Walla wheat is
always qsotetas franz to l0ctS GLeos Oregon
wheat. In Portland it is subject to a drain
OF >! to hie,c the Ciegon. This is one
great reason why our people are so anxious
for direct route to salt water. The Port
land wheat ring make too much money from
our farmers and what they receive in return
amounts to MI
, 1879-11-15

CAPTAIN MILES s--We potice in the Demo-
cratic HatcAnlGn, sterling newspaper pub
Eshed at Bellefonts, Pa, very favorah.e
Notice of Captain Evan Miles, OF the 2lst in
fantry. He has just reached the home of his
father and mother on well earned leav. of
absence. The WatcimdR speaks well OF him
but not more 50 than he really deserves Hay.
ing been with him in several tickliSh places in
the last two Indian wars. We can heartily en-.
dorse the unstinted praise our friend receives
al the same time We are in doubt if We were
ever forgiven for riding of the Captain horse
at kamiah that TIM,
, 1879-11-15

BOyD-RANDALL--In this city, November g
1879, by Rev H. w. Eagan, Dr. j. u. Boyd
and Miss Rose Randall.
SHUxEwYLER-LAwIEE.- this city, No
vember 9th, 1879, by Rev. H,W. Eagan, VIM
Shunkwyler and Miss Mary Lawler.
HAYEs-CARRotL-In this city, Norembe,
10th, 1879, at the Catholic Church, by Rev.
Father DhHy, Daniel Hayes and Miss Mary
Carol
KNUDsoN- -SrRENsEN.--Ir this city, Novem
Der 10Th, 1879. by L. &. Whitman, J. p,
Reter,C Knudson and Ann NJ. Serensen.
WILSON -GRMEs.-In this city, Nor. 9Th
1879, by Rev. Neal Cheetham, Henry NJ vii
son and Rachel +. Grimes, both of this city
STuRBLEFIELD-WHIrE.- this city, Nov
9. 1879, by o. p Lacy, J. P. J. l.. Stubble
field and Polly White, both of this county.
, 1879-11-15

TIE ball announced In our columns to
take place at the City Hall on Thanksgiving
night under the auspices of the Nigilant
Hook and Ladder company is gciug to be
the best that ever the company got up. No
expense will be spared to make it a grand
affair aud many OF our principal citizens are
making arrangements for attending and hav.
ing good time.
, 1879-11-15

RAILROAD SURvEr.-John Wilson, with 4
corps OF assistants, went down on the cars
a few days ago to continue and complete the
survey of Eastwick of the Utah Northern
extension OF the Union Pacific down the
Columbia river. The examination of the
route was made as far as Cello some months
since at which it was brought to sn abrunt
termination. This new movement gives the
work an earnestness that looks Ike busi.
ness. We have no objections to interposs
to these public improvements,
, 1879-11-15

CIRCUMSTANCES may require us to give up
many OF the luxuries, and even, the comforts to
which We have been accustomed; out there can
be no excuse for not providing ourselves and
those dependent on us with remedy for those
lnsidlous attacks Of disease to winch all are
liable. Frese's Hamburg Tea not only cures
many diseases but Is excellent as a preventa-
tive in malarOus and other arrangements OF
the SYSTEM.
, 1879-11-15

\ FINE BAND.-On the evening of our ar
rival at the residence Of Gen. Howard, We
were compliinented by serenade from the 2lst
infantry land This band enjoys most envi-
able reputation and is composed of musicians
Of the highest order of excellence. Composed
as it is To a great extent of men with whom in
times-new happily passed-we have faced
music of a far different character the compli-
mcRt was the more appreciated.