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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-30
THE IRON MARKET.
A Condition of semi.Buoyaney- Com
tracts for Months Ahead.
N0W YoFl. RullRtin n RatnFiAV

A Condition Of Semi.BuoyAney- Con
tracts for Months Ahead.
New York Bulletin Of Saturday.
Present condition, as well as prospects
for near future, seem to DO even more
promising than was anticipated few
months ago, and despite the fact that the
customary midsummer dullness Is now At
hand, there is every appearance Of semi.
buoyancy throughout the market for
American pig. Demand for all grades
seems to he alike active, and instances are
not few where buyers have already con.
tracted for supplies deliverable many
months ahead, at what are at present con.
SiGered market prices; and beyond this
numerous orders are said TO have been re-
fused for the reason that sellers would not
make contracts except at higher prices.
Scotch pig does not seem TO DO intluenc.
ed greatly by the improvement In Ameri.
can, though large lots do not appear avail.
able at the prices named a fortnight since,
The absence OF more strength to tone Is
not, however, attributed so much to slow
demand as to anxiety Of sellers abroad to
put supplies In this market.
The market, so far Us concerns ordinary
bar and sheet, Is somewhat un.
settled. The iron Manufacturers Asso-
citation ut o recent meeting Issued new
list quoting prices ITO to l5c above what
have been current figures for some time
past. No combination was formed, how
aver, nor any penalty fixed for cutting I'M
Ter the card rate, so that in reality the de-
nand is purely nominal. Indeed, BUSH
less was effected to-day at 1.75c for COM
non and l.9c for refined merchant bar
II to 6xl flat, and some local dealers do
lot seem to think that the new list figures
an be realized so long as Pennsylvania
Mills have agents here selling store lots ut
very little shade over mill prices.
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Changing the Gauge of 700 Miles OF Rail.
road ON Saturday Last,

ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-Preparations fol
changing the grade OF the st. Louis, Iron
Mountain and Southern Railway, which
have been in progress for two month";
past, eliminated last night, and at daylight
this morning over three thousand men
commenced work lifting the rails, andlong
before night the entire line OF nearly seven
hundred miles, flom St. Louis to Texar;
kama, was changed from 5 feet TO 4 feet 81
inches. The locomotives and cars also
have been changed, and traffic under the
new order Of things will proceed without
checker hindranEe. The road will con-
meet with the Union Depot OF this city to.
morrow, and thereafter with all passenger
trains for southern points on both sides Of
the Mississippi river. This line will start
from that great centre.
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CllNnEn.

CHICAGO, June 2O-Flour-wcak and easier
fr winter wheat ilours: others unchanged
winter wheat grades IS 0Oa5 Is. Wheat
In fair demand at lower rates; opened firm
and closed weak; No. Chicago, 81 90 last
June; 079Sa97Hc July; 9l9Sc August S9a
S9hc September; No. 3 do size bid; reject
ed, G6c. Corn-FairIy active and higher No.
2, 3Gas6K cash; 36aSG9Ec June; 9GEc bid for
July; size bid August; S71Sc bid September;
rejected, sac, Uats-Quiet; No. 9, 32H
cash; S2Ac June; 329Sc July; 20kc August
2Shc September. Rye-Weaker ut SIC cash
for June; 329Sc July; 62ISc bid for August.
Barley-Dull and unchanged. Pork Demand
fair and prices higher at 50 IS cash; 50 S2JIa
0 IS July; 50 95a9 ok August; $40 OF 111alO 10
September. l.ard-Steady with fair demand
at 30 10 cash July; 50 17I<a6 20 August;
50 271f September. Bulk meats Shoulders.
s. 95; short rib, 81 90; short clear, s. 50.
WhiSky-Steady at 81 Vi.
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IL different parts of Europe there are to
be found mineral springs which will re-
lieve almost every complaint. The waters
OF the Diner Rakoczy Bitter Springs hav-
ing made such wonderful cures Of obsti-
nate cases OF Rheumatism, Govt and dis.
eases arising from impure blood, that the
proprietors have been induced to put it up
in bottles for expectation. Hence it is
now to be had at all drug stores through
out the United States, thus saving trip
to Europe. A wine.glasslul dose.
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RemeiX FOR Pelnto BUG.

Troy Times. . J QF3I IIfla 7i1--E-I-'V
A farmer who has had ten years expert.
once in Colorado claims to have found q
sure remedy Tor the potato bug scourge
His plan Is simply to plant one or two aal
seeds in each hill Of potatoes. He sayi
that the bugs will shun it every time; anC
for ten years he has thus been suceessiu
inralsLiE potatoes whileotaors have failed
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BALTIMORE, June cs.-Flour Dull; with,
out Quotable change. Wheat-Western firm
No. pennsylvania red 81 20; No. 2 western
winter red, spot, s1l9 June 81 20. in settle
ment; July 81 l0IIi August 81 OK; Sep
TENDER 81 OK. Corn-Western dull; west.
en mixed, spot and June 43Ia431Ic; July
43lia43Ac; august 44Xa441Sc; September
45Na4511c; steamer 42a42I1c. Oats-Steady
western white 35a36LSc western mixed 34aS6a
SGHc. Rye-Quiet at 5Ga5Sc. Hay Dull
and unchanged. Provisions unchanged. But
ter-Dull: prime to choice western packed
l0al2c Eggs weak and unchanged. Petro
leum unchanged. CofFee-Quiet; Rio cargoe.
llhal4M. WhiSky.-Quieta at 81 081al OF.
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nd nominal,

TOLEDO, June 2S.-Wheat Dull; extra
white Michigan 81 ok; amber Michigan,
spot 81 OK No. 2 amber Michigan 81 05 No.
9 red winter June$l lOH July ST O3; Aug.
US Tst S9Aci No; 3 red 81 o5; No. Dayton and
COrn-Quiet; high mixed 39Hc; No. 2 spot
or June SOC; July 371Sc; damaged SOC. Oats
Dull No. August 20Ac.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-30

OIL Cry, June 2S.-PETRoLEUX-The mar.
ket opened with sales ut INC, declined to
6S7%c, advanced and closed at zoe. Shipments
GO,0O0 barrels averaging 1900 barrels. Trans
actions $50. 900 barrels.
PrrrsauRGH, June 2S.-PETRoLEuM- Crude
unsettled at zoe at Parker's for shipment;
refined at exc for Philadelphia delivery.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YoRK. June 2S.-Business ruled quiet
to-day with both agents and jobbcrs. Cotton
goods continue firm, and leading makes OF
brown, bleached and Cottons are held up to
product. Prints quiet, but lawns are doing
we'll. Mems woolens less active and firm.
Foreign goods dull and strong.
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CINCINNATI, June 2S.-Cotton-Quiet but
firm at 12hc. FlOur-DuIl and unchanged.
Wheat-In fair demand for choice but offer.
inEs Of new Smartly; sales new S5ca$l 90, &C.
cOrding 10 condition. Corn-Firmer at 3Sa
SOC Oa's-Demand far and market hrmer at
SSaSGC. Rye Dull and lower at 57a5Sc Bar
ley-Dull and nominal. Pork-Quiet but
steady; jObbing $40 so. Lard-Steady; cur.
rent make, 81 90. Bulk meats-In fair dc.
mand; shoulders 3 SOa3 IS cash /; 81 OS buyer
July and seller August; short rib. car lots,
81 20: round lots 81 SO bid cash; sales at S 90
for seller August; short clear nominal at S. 90.
WhisEy-$l %. Dutter-Steady and un.
changed. I.inseed Oil-Steady and unchanged
at CSC.
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THE WHEELING DAILY fNEIGENCER MONDAY MORNING JUNE 80

81 16a4 90; white wheat extra q 65a5 PSI ex'
tn Ohio q 00a8 90; St. Louis 81 O0a8 %; Min
nesotA patent 8 coat 65. Wheat-Firmer; re-
iected spring 500; No. 8 do 92a96c; No. 2 dc
nominal Ut 81 IS bid; 81 10 asked; ungraded
do &c; ungrad.d winter red 81 12al II; No.
do 81 16Xal 1S1f; No. / do 81 IS; mixed
winter 81 IS; no. amber 81 IS; ungTaded
white 81 Osal IA; No. 2 do 81 l2h; No. do
sales Of 5000 bushels OF 81 l4hal IS; extra
do, sales 900 bushels at 81 l6 Rye-Dull
and unchanged. Barley-Dull. Malt-Quiet
and unchanged. Corn-Stronger; low mixed
47C; yellow western 44hc; No. 9 white 4y1Ia
SOC. 0ats-A triile firmeF and quiet; mixed
western 37a39c; white western SSAa4l Nc
Hay-Steady. Hops-Firm. C0iiee--Q uietand
steady; Rio cargoes llhal4j4c; job lots llka
15K. Sugar-Quiet, firm and unchanged.
MOlNses-Quiet and unchanged. Rice Quiet.
Petroleum Quiet but firm; United 60Na
IKE; crude 6a6Nc; refined exc bid. Tallow
-Firm aud unchanged, ROsin-steady at
81 3Oal IS. Turpentlne-Steady and un.
changed. Egty-Dull aud easier; western l0a
l2c Pork-Dull and unchanged; new mess
$40 %; old 50 80. Beef-Nominally I'm.
changed. Cut Meats-Quiet; long clear mid.
dlingS IS l6a6 20; short clear IS 81. LArl
Closed very quiet; prime steam SO S2Ila
80. Butter-Dull and unchanged. Cheese
-Firmer; western 3a8c, Whisky-$l 05A,
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NV York, June Manufactured copper
New sheathing, s22 90; ineOt, lake. SIC ,l2h
al6 Is. Iron = Scotch pig, $40 6Oa22 so
American, SIS o0alO so: Russia sheeting,
Sill Scale co. Nails-Cut, 81 Is; clinch
s. 75a4 so.
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CHICAGO, June 28.-Ths Drovsrs' journal
reports:
Hoas-Receipts 70 900 head; shipments4 100;
light, s. 75a3 90; choice heavy, s. SOa3 co.
CArTLE-Receipts, $50 head; shipments,
500 head good shipping, 81 3Oa4 TO- Texans
50 S5a3 80.
SmEEr-Dnll and nominal
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CinninnntIun. nrn.nu.,

CINctNxArI, June 2S.-Hoas-Q Quiet; com.
mon s. 0OaS 4O light s. 65aS IS; packing
s. S0a4 90; butchers S. OOa4 O5.. Receipts,
81 head; shipments 600 head.
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New Four!
Currency
RAILROAD BoNDs-Generally strong.
STATE BoNDs-Dull, except Louisiana n
soils, which were active.
SrocKS-Market generally quiet to-day, but
firm tone prevailed, and prices advanced Il
~ per cent, the latter for St. Louis, Kansas
City and Northern. The closing quotations
we're generally at the highest point OF the day.
Transactions aggregated $1,000 shares, Of
which 1,6O0 were Erie, 10000 Lake Shore,
1900 Wabash, 1900 Northwestern, 400 st.
Paul, 10000 Delaware, Lackawanna l. West.
ern, 100 New Jersey Central, 1000 Western
Union, 6,0O0 Pacific Mail, l4,U00 Kansas City
and Northern common, II 900 preferred, 100
Kansas & Texas, and 2, 800 U. @. @. 81.
Ohio and Mississippi shares were depressed
to-day on reports that the July interest on the
first mortgages will not be met promptly.
There should be nothing wonderful in this,
as the interest has not been promptly paid
since the road went into the receivers hands.
But use has been made OF the apprehended
default now to make lower prices for the is
sues Of the road. That there will he default
Is highly probable, and II Is no doubt due to
tho payment by the receiver, not long since,
OF a note held by the Union Trust Company
for the sum Of 100000 The note is under.
stood to have represented floating debt and
It's taking up took Just that much from the
sum necessary to meet the July interest
While the liabilities OF the company were
thus reduced, the interest was STAYED of un.
III fresh funds come In hand. 1t Is only q
question Of probably brief time wnen the In,
terest will be paid. Sales OF the shares were
made as low as l3%, Tallying 10 14Sf.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-30

PnILADELrulG, June2s. -Flour-Dull west.
ernextra s. 25a4 70; extra family medium a IS;
good to fancy s. 00a5 rs; Ohio and Indiana
choice fancy IS 25a5 80; Minnesota patent
spring wheat 50 25a7 25. Rye FlOur-Quiet
but steady at s. 10. Wheat-UnSettled No.
2 red, elevator, 81 % June 81 % bid; 81 25
asked July, s. ~ bid; NIX asked; Aug.
ust, 81 OK bid; 81 OsN asked; September
81 Of bid; 81 OK asked. Corn-Steady with a
fair demand; rejected, track, S5aS7c; western
mixed 4Sa4SItC; sail mixed, June 4SIfaiSTc;
July 43ISc bid; 439fC asked; August 439Ic bid;
iic asked September 44Hc bid; 44Nc asked,
OatS-Dull; mixed western 9Hc; white
western 36a38Nc. Provisions and un.
changed. Lard-Western, 0Na0]Ic. Butter
Steady; creamery extra, 16al6c: Western
Reserve l0al2c; New York State and Bradford
county, Pa extra l4C Eggs-Quiet; western,
1870. Cheese-Quiet; creamery 6Na6Ac.
Petroleum-Firmer; refined, exc; crude, &C,
MhiSky-Quiet
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INV ORLEANS, June 2s.-Co ffec-Dull and
lower Rio cargocs ordinary to prime llal4%c.
Others unchanged.
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NnH YOEH.

NEW YoRK, June 2s.-eetton-epIel but
pertine State and western s. Seas S.; com.
mon 10 good extra p o0a4 lOi good to choice
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


CTTY CLEElb OPTtCE, 4
WnEELiN0, ". Va, june 27th, 1872 !
CITY Clerk until THURSDAY, JULY "a, 1873, al
o'clock, ?. n, 70 One Thousand 4, OJ0) perch II good
sound channel bouldel, not les N N Tour ~ mol
more than eight 49, inches In their longest diameter
bldGto " addressed 70 the Chairman u the Con.
nltt0t on Streets, AllbVB and 0fadGa. The Com
mite on btFeRt Al Oya and Trades ToSeFVlbg the right
IsgE " ALE VI uppEnRAFF, City clrk.
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Bethesdn Waterl Bcthesdn wafer !

We claim that this wonderful water is a
specific for diabetes and Bright's disease of
the kidneys, two diseases always supposed to
be incurabIe. 1t may not cure in every In
stance, but we claim that nine times out Of
ten radical cure is effected We are reCeiv-
ing every day certificates Of wonderful cures
little short Of miraculous. 1t Is the most
marvellous in its curative properties the world
huS ever seen or witnessed since the time OF
It's namesake, the ancient pool of Bethesda in
Jerusalem.
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GENERAL NOTICES,
NOTICE

The Annual Meeting Of the Stakeholder Of
the Buckeye Glass Company will be held Of
the Conpany'S Office, No. 1918 Main street,
Wheeling, on MOSDAY, July Z, 1879, at 3
o'clock r y. j.. F MILLER, seC'y.
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SanfOrd's Radical Cure

lisa Localand Constitutional Remedy. 1t ism.
tG'ed, thus acting directly upon the nasal cav.
tiles. II Is taken Internally. thus neutraliziug
and purifying the aeidifed blood. A new and
wonderful remedy, destroying the germ OF the
disease. Price, with Improved Inhaler and
Treatise, 81. Sold by Druggists.
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Sanford's Radical Cure

o. marvellous efficacy for relieving violent attacks
Of Sneedng, 10 which many aTe subject foF clsGnEinR
!ho Head and Nasal Passages when ctHEed With OF
IenSiya matter, for deId0rIIIng and purifying the
breath, tGr rendering The Head clear the RFaln 40
era etul aud soOthed condition.
pr' Chas, Main, Boston phySIcian, nyG "Aa a
rcmed iGr the treatment Of every form Of Catah,
conAidet superior 70 any preparation laid down In
any Textbook with which fAn familiar"
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money and stocks.

NEw YoRK, June S.-MoxEY-Active at 81
5 per cent, closing at 4. Prime mercantile pa
per 3Ha4X per cent. Sterling Exchange
bankers bills weak at 81 SO. Sight Ex.
change on New York 81 S8.
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General Agent for Pennsylvania, Ohio and
West Virginia,
JOSEPH FLEMING.
81 Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Pamphlets mailed free.
PRIcE-5Ocents per gallon, s. per 10 gallon
keg, s. per half.barrCl, SIG per barrel.
LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, Main street,
Exclusive agents for Dunbars Bethesda
Water in Wheeling.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-27
TENNESSEE REPUBLICANS CONFIDENT
OF CARRYING THE STATE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Tcnnessce
Republicans now in Washington speak
with a good deal of confidence of their
ability 10 carry the State next year. or
AT least roll UP a larger straight Re
publican vote than has ever yet been
brought out in that State. They re-
port the Democracy split up and de-
moraliZed OH the State debt issue,
while the Republicans arc u lit in
favor of paying the debt. About one
half of the Democrats are SUI pc ting
John Savage for Governor, and he
represents the extreme reput iition
elements of the State. \ very large
per cent of the Democrats will not vote
for repudiator under any circumstan-
ces. On the other hand, the Republic
cans are in better condition than at any
time for ten years. They are united
upon all questions. There Is 81 strong
feeling i'm favor of the nomination of
William Rule, of Knoxville, as Re
publican candidate for Governor, upon
a debt-paying platform. Mr.. Rule is
the proprietor of the only Republican
daily paper south of the Ohio, with
one exception. He is 4 native Ten
ncsseean and stands we'll.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-27
DRY Greek Items.

Wheat never looked more promising
this time of year than il does now.
Corn husking is getting pretty well
over. The yield is not ~ good az had
been expected.
Some few are hauling off aud selling
their corn to parties in Bavaria and
BroOSville, and We can't see why they
should 20 there, rs Lindshurg is about
five miles nearer, unless they get the
most money there for it.
The trouble is all settled abou; the
teacher and desks in this district, and
with such al experienced and quail
fled teacher as Mrs Whitworth is, the
school is crowded and booming
A. Niles has his new house nearly
completed, and is living therein.
Mr.. Taylor has moved in the town
of Marquette.
Mr.. Geo. Watson is most ready to
prove up on his homestead, and will
then move TO Lindsborg and keep a
first class bakery.
Health is very good on Dry Greek.
Game is quite scarce, although some
few antelope are still here.
Mr.. Post sold his farm to Mr.. Mac
omber, who is fixing il up in the
grandest style, with a new wind pump,
wire fences and other needful improve
mentS.
Levi Shaw is agent for the Pump
Company, and is travelling in their in
terests.
Joseph Coyer had "a three year old
filly fall i'm well and drown.
Yours truly, MOORE.
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Canton Items.
CANTON. PcPhcrSon {

CANTON, PcFherSon Co., kS.
EDS. JoURNAL.-Not seeing any
thing in your paper from this part of
the globe, | thought | would send a
few lines. thinking they may Ike of in
terest Ia some of your many readers.
Canton is improving very fast. Among
the buildings jus; being finished is Mr..
Keytes' dwelling, which would be a
credit to Salina. or larger cities 4
Mr.. Drake is building "A large two
story dwelling. There are two Hard
ware Stores, two Drug Stores, three
Dry Goods and Grocery stores, two
Grocery stores, one Livery Stable. one
Feed Stable, one Millinery shop. one
Restaurant, one Bakery. three Hotels,
viz: The National Hotel, Empire
House and Canton House; there are
three Butcher Shops. thrse Black
smith shops, in fact everything there
is in Salina, except the ten cent de!iv-
cry rigs.
Canton has a population Of about
three hundred. The citizens of Can
ton are talking of Incorporating the
town. Canton, a. you all are aware,
is IA temperance town, but l have seen
more drunkenness i'm the two months
that | have lived here than | saw in
the same length of time in Salina, with
her six saloons.
The Railroad Company has put i'm a
neat little depot at thi, place, and also
a water tank and two side tracks.
There is mill under way of con-
straetion a; this place. which is pro-
crossing finely. The carpenters are
about ready Ia raise the frame of the
mill. The basement is built Of sand
stone, aad is a credit 10 the masous
who built il. The mill is Ia have
three run of buhr>. A fatal accident
occurred Ia one of the carpenters that
worked on the mill last Sunday while
out riding with \ party. Mr.. Nelson,
as his name proved Ia he, was riding
some distance behind. when they
heard the report of pistol, and upon
iooking round saw him fall, and W hen
they reached him he was dead. The
body was brought "a town aud an iu-
quest held. The jury's vsriiet was
accidental shooting. Ii h supposed
lac went Ia draw revolver out Of hi,
INSIDE coat pocket. aud ia doing ~
raised the hammer and discharged the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-11-27
NEW ROUTE TO The PACIFIC.

To-day circulars will be sent to each
of the eastern roads, asking them to
issue and put on sale tickets To San
Francisco over the Kansas Pacific.
Tickets via Denver and Cheyenne have
been on sale for Il few days here and
Lcayeuworth, but as soon as they can
be printed they will he ISSUED via the
Kansas Pacific by all the eastern lines.
This is no new cheme, but only a par
tial communication Of the general plan
of the Gould party when they bought
the Kansas Pacific road. The recent
purchase OF the Denver Pacific by Mr..
Gould and his friends, gives him :,
through route by way of Denver, as
wei! as via Omaha, to Ogden, where
the Union Pacific meets the Central
Pacific. The route is certain to become
Il very popular one. All the travel
which the Wabash can control from
the east will come this way over the
Gould roads in Missouri. From here
passengers by the Kansas Pacific are
taken through some of the finest lands
in Kansas, and across the great plains
toColOradO. Denver is the queen city
of the Centennial State, and the most
convenient point from which to make
excursions through the c:lnOnS, the
parks and mountains, and the great
mining c;,Inps of the eastern slope.
From Denver the Traveller To the Pa
citic goes over the Denver Pacific. All
the grand mountain scenery tot seen
alon" the Union Pacific lies west of
Cheyenne, So that the traveller 10y the
Kansas Pacific route not only has an
opportunity to see Kansas City, Kan
s.is Denver Colorado but after that
may view all that the tourist would
care especially To see along the line of
the Union Pacific.
1t is the opinion of railroad men that
this is sure to he the most popular
route to the Pacific, as it not only Of
fers more inducements to tourist tray
cl, if il is desired, the Traveller can make
as good time by way of Kansas City
and Denver As by way of Omaha.
The Kansas Pacific is preparing on
grand scale for this through travel,
having ordered some time ago large
number of new coaches and reclining
chair ears, which are expected TO ar
rive very soon. The equipment of
this road, already excellent, is to be
made rs good as any road in the West.
As stated above, the arrangements
for the accommodation of through pas
senger travel to the Pacific is only n
part OF the original plan, which in
clu,les also the handling of il large pro-
portion OF the California freight on the
Kansas Pacific. The arrangements,
however, for this business are not quite
so far advanced as for the passenger
business, though the end is soon to be
nccoIn nj Shpl