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, 1879-06-09
THE NEW NORTuWEST.



Tho Fed RtVsr Valley and man'soha Re-
vlslto1'
3p'stat to'7tspo"ae"" " ~ 1fsoa"s.
l1Hao, naa', smoo ,n,. D. ."uu ~ oot' nFru5
& u no"noe"ea1, NV. Innrle. sr H. panS M o. .! 'Ie He"
York; SHH Bayard Taylor,-alaa that ho has
lelt 'M'-and sefofal others. with rhom the
writer visited this section Of country IN ISL,
see 1t nov. they would hardly Fecoahlza It,
1lcn, NTH only hcFa anu thero ltsla hamlet
on the HVeF, It ~As unbroaen pfalr1o, WIN no
apparent prospect ol oetnE anything else Tor
scores Of years to como. Now, It has tho
laraest. the most successtully and scientifically
"'ess"s ".'.sa ..,,,", .,,.,. ,,'.,- ..". .s,,
na'e astoa1saeo nianA1uu WIN t1clF e4tept a'o
produetlVcucss. NsPer bcfore hss 10 rapid
~ T. oss esrtnn Il nsssr ean yua be- apa'D 'n for
~ ~ ",.sv ""x ba. ,ho rtc,, mi ,sna,t ,,rG IN W.
~ GUILTY. 1'ae '"s ''ca a4l'' fas.'t 'a." ~ pot"
NIT It, auIs no other peopla' huve tue entcr-
m Prise '11 nj, s eoes ;.a III. s1 5ur ssse%9 " s
No.thar, I,ar,no Ha,,r,ad II ha, onsh,oa tba
Nostle5n tacslc Aai'so2u' ~ nAs e'op'ea .ia
aettlers 70 occupy tie coantrYt-to Eet mate"
rlals for thotr houses implements to cultivate
huahels ~ ,pheat IN ,nnrkst, who. thor&rnrr.
u.o's's y. ~ ~ ',,,','t, ~ ~
eau eohhstuaHY opposa ulo o@3'"lps .. l4lt'
aurfui rosaita .ro re.I'zsa,
1.ct INV rca,lors p1anra rarefn,1v mar fow
s.oe ~ ,..,e @ - st"at ~. sa,,, ~. ~. 49,"
aaess ana nsuse', aau nsy % w. n.s oeTsss ,s Va.
River Va'ser Il setae $50 mtles long BY forty 10
nfty bsoal. About a50 miles Of 1t, north and
soiilh, sol. Is 10 ths United States. i'hera is very
little uululution In lilo entire valley, but por.
tsoha ot II hlo su|lleient1Y 40 20 auoeu Rooo
dEa1Aaee, aAd all Of It Will, uy ptoWins II In
ridges, become sufficiently DIR lor tic culture
| nj ,ynca. md that nj nfhsr corcais ronia. npd
ssa..sfSss ~.1sra,,, r,,s .rft !. 49,, III, III
sesS.1o.ee Asu1t5. ~ n aoa o,is. 'o!y I'LL
,"h wv" ,.staI 70 ..nh"r nrsr @hnn .I'ot
"ho fo ,,rian . ia.s.,s ca,,.o n" -
Mp t.o ,ronta tT m .h.1i. .nd thnr .t,,n,,.
t.tv, pvea t ,aar.i;s,t. s'''' "'" el''4 e'''4'u
'a'1E at.n t. ta.sn. an1 a. ~ n.
od tho .,,ccsa. ,hat slssvi Nnost.s,,'tnrs ~
tn1s n ,dst.1 ~ ,t,1 IT, 80. EhonS ~ ~
| 1.i!9 wundetsua 'asi. Inv Snao' susuu1! u,!a
On!tsanu ~ 1"!. sunca suuu at s"Toa.! - @ nslsss s.
HSet " nasso euefas1e 1sGs % " soa1 ~ nap y aa
aas n. tx n" ant.s ,s. 1".~so
=, ~, atp IT .S ., .nSt9 "e!e
a1seafSn n lta,noo pueossst " "au nnn"e'S 70 pSI
ael1. tHc 4att somH ~ x vaLS pfoussu W Il. ~
a 'nat 70 pa1tsf 1 y ~ enseS.1 w pss III aSsS. ha
,u,, au,nx* -"
Wna .Weuey gnaans aesry ~ SUD.
ple.pan"t. seaeeoIa G s1nsp'1"s Gsnsy19ne
naIso"e, tetV ssguss.o, aut9-nsa ee!t'olau!lik
narIeseeIs' A Az as sns ~ Ev aeaan ~ mtesns
Mssa.s, s , r." s,t Is nap;snsas+ ~ psopos t9ts.
Though onJ a99at l. nali tho fa5sn az, aos %as under
eguYH;aea tY.;a ~ Ae'o' " p'oaosee aoe'eSa sasae'a
, 1879-06-09

Gov. Coke OF Texaa tells tho following story:
" never SAN such toru Al Warrington. When
catne ,ers 10 attcnd tie special session OF tho
orders II anybody called ~ hase l,el. Carts sen.
up TO my room, ind that The outssds door should
always bu kept clused, which would compel call
ers e ring. We'll. would you believe It, fem
nights ago | was sitting tn my room. when In
rushed two Rurttlen,ob, unsnuounced. Said one
Of tleu: 'Gav. Coke, believe. How TO you
do. uov; Cokur Their 1aanncF dIsconcctte cd mo
A!ittie, but answered A. pleasantly "a could
dill you ct IL n,y soomr 11cy answered cheer.
fully: sOhl tha lower door waa opened, and We
just walked right up.' tl,en told tllem that it
would please lns II they would 10 down stairs,
fnX the bull. anl send up their carls III tll6
regular way. They both went down stairs a,i
did ~ told them. And then I 1seut them wurd
tint was not in-"
, 1879-06-09

WHEELING. ". Va, June 8.-Wh'le attend.
Ing the plcnia OF tha Leisure Boat Club, satur-
dar evening, James Smith got into fight with
some rougts, md Dauiel Smith. his fhthcr, went
tohls araistance, whom the roughs turned oh
nm. "raddy" Nipho,ls drer revolver, whsn
1t was snatohod out Of his habls by William
OlaYtor, wbo ahos Daniel Smith fatally, the
bali penetrating tho bowels. After the shoot
Ing, smith was terribly pounded By hichoi's,
anl WI lam and Jasper Clayton. 6nllth Is lin-
gering, but the physiciuns say he can,int posst'
6iy survive. Nichols gaTs himself up to-day.
Wlrrnnts are bit lpr'the' TITO Claytorc, but III
yst TINY hsvp mt been npp1ohsnhed.
, 1879-06-09
II'EAfS.


Tho Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada wtlt
re- auce It's force, and aiso cut salaries 10 per
cent, after July ntxt. Depression Of business
ts assigned a. tic cause Of this action.
Il IL claimed that tbs passenger rites from
Kansns City to New York are betng badly cut,
and TINT lower raa1n Are made from that punt
than from Chicago and 81. Louis. The st. Louls
papers nreo corresponding reduction from 81.
Louis. 1t looks Is II the Southwestern war wns
to bs transferred from the freight to the passeu-
Eer traffic. =.
The salina d Southeastern, naslroad u pso-
tcctcl from Salipa, n:station 1856 miles west of
kansas CITY, 10 nicrheraur, the co,1nty~sea OF
h1rphcr6on County, distance of little oVcr
forty miles 1t extendk southwest, following
the left bank OF the Smoky Hill Klvos, through
the Towns OF Smnlcn nntl LludsburE, into tbs
hcart of the crest grain county u Mcfhosson,
which produced last year over |, 900, QUO bushe|s
OF wheat. -
, 1879-06-09

Ponr HuaoA, juno 8.-pasaed up-props 81.
Paut, L.wis Gilbert, Arizona, Huron CITY, ssa-
lilac, Vanderbilt, Toledo, Alpsna and barges,
William CoH,o aud consor!, sparta aud consost,
tuE A. s. Smith With North Caps, City Of tho
s.raits, G. Al. Caaa aud barge, Tempest and
barees, Chauncoy Hubert and cousort, Lincoln
aud bsr3os. tlvury Howard with Niagara No.
and Adventure; sehrs Rcd White. and Hue,
G. e. Mixer, Clara a. aiowatt, FlcctHing, Il. +.
Merry,
Dnwn-Props Cuba, Atlantic, AMMO Young,
st. Louis; st:nrs ". Il. Cntons isfinania and
barges, D. |. Dlrkhosd und burgess, George King
aud barges, A. A. Turner a,lu parges, BsIla T.
Cross aid barges: ,tug lYins1ow ind raft; schrs
Hau Diego, L. z. hheldan, Lille FRAT, Jaau
Rice, 0tonahee, O. Mitchell.
Wind, southwest, gcnile; weather fue.
The at1nr Y: Il. Kotchum, Rratn-,adau from
Chicago TO Buffalo, ran aground On the middle
crouni Rt Poiut Edward this afternoon. Being
Ia Canadian Matert no American can render any
assistance. aha "a out one foot forward MID
atluat aft aud stc lies btoadslde heading Tor the
CausdiAn shore,
, 1879-06-09
SUDDEN DEATH,

NpFtEa1 HIs1atch "a 1A* 7N60Hs-
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Juus 8.-~Quttn a cotumot1on
was caused In Tie baptist Church here to-day
by the announcement Of Tive sudden daath OF
Mrs. Hs,Glu Palmer, Of this city. bhe went to
church apparently Ia her usual hcalth. Hccom-
inv III duris,x the service. sho anil her husband
left TO 10 home, but lad scarcely got outside
when ahe fell. Hha was takcp across the strcss
to tho residence Of Mr. Sam DIX, where slao sx-
pfred Ia few m0lueuts. Dr.. ]. W. Edwards,
who happened to 10 passing st tho time, was III
attendance. lie attributes the cauee to dlscaso
OF the heart. Mrs. Palmer leaves thres Young
chkldreh.
, 1879-06-09

According to tho Virginia Clry lNoT.l En!tT-
prft, fIeivht train waS stopped batwenn keno
alAl Wadsworth the otller day BY m army VI
crtcketa which covered shs track for thres Or
slta aloag tow test aud stoppsd,-the dsad
boa!ra ot thp tlsccts hagtng tae same elect
upon the track as though Il had been RIes&cd.
,,imso crieketa are jet-biaek, Two t1ishas In
,el!gth, aud ut. They do 40 harm 70 tho crops,
rrscke.a took To ths track because tho rai's kept
their heat loug After sundown, when the ground
elsoWhosa HAs gold.
, 1879-06-09

8pSfaQ9 1Hk73*S73 FV 4F3 4FFPHH&
CAnLsAy1ALs, ILL, Iuua 8,-Tha eleventh
annual commencement c1ercises Of Blackburn
University wero opsued to-day With tie
uaccalaureate sermon by Dr.. Z. l.. Hurtl. Presi-
dou& ot tho unlycrsity. Tile sermon was. d.
liscfeA ut uls Court-1IoMte bctoro !arEo
auu attentive aulien-e. Tbs exercsea Of tic
aud the 1uQlQE exhibition.
, 1879-06-09
THE EXCURSION pusINEss..

The excursion may be said to have been for
anal,y inauguratcd yesterday, and the cheerful
voices OF the runpcra--who 30 loudly extol tho
merits Of the rival boats, asld Tor two OF mora
hours before tho steamers cast oil tlee lines cry
out tbs. they ars going to leave In Ave mtputcs
Or luss, and ppt a!l tho beaux and bellies lu big
Adget-are again heard about Clark strast bridge; !;
uhile the usual motlcy crowd gathers about
tho approach and supports laclt agaltst the
railing until tho boats start uff. Two brusa
daY, aud msdo sho scens aa unusually liyeiY
and attractive one. Tho two steamers took 1
full complement Ut passauQers to South Chica.
70 aud back during the day, alld a1cnrslons
wrrs given In tts eyenlnE, when the hoata wero
aguln vol patronsxed. Tha atmosphere was
cool but comfortable outside, and everything
passed OF pleasantly.
, 1879-06-09
tts nAue 10 pr.,ats ppslne.s quarrel, and no ono

tts mama to private ouslness quAFEe' anu no onp
dftslned that It would. 4,
vi ihi4 has been done. In oppoattonto tho A..
ain!stthllon, nnd in opposition to oTel! nno % ms
hrothcs stala uf,lcers. the Aitnsnor-t'encFal lAs
Injured Tho State 10 on tncstmab1a deGsec. Jig pa
thrown warning 10 foreign capital Tint. i u
comes to Colorado, 1t must be under hs 11nlnealalo
supuesetons that Its contracts are not eaered from
hi intcffcrnnce. and Tint this interference ~, he
fnnl, since 1t will bo hacked BY the poTef OF me
State. Ilo tays 10 every man in any b.,hinets; "
II mining. merchandise: Or manufacturing, ttsnt
hc. - le Representative Vi Tho stale, will sto that
ihe picasnFs At tug Slate ts identical with his owl"
tabiishet, and IL IL an alarming ono + = ora
which should meo. With tho h'ttorest opGo..i'on N
nee,Sti wtih It. M 1nsstar in whs. canas!ty. shoud
be buried uuaer The weight Of popular Indignation
snn Juan. whoss staNchest friend IL being a.
lacked, shouid rally 10 ii, support Lcadsille.
w,ote railroad intarosta arc hehK attacked N tas
cnnse Of 4 corporation which wns forced ~ arnra
10 ia opponcnt 10 prevent it, bon1s from going 10
default, ehuutd arouse ltsclf. The State a.
Stale should speak, Tho outrage has gone fas
sucuGh.
, 1879-06-09

WILMINGTON, Del, juno s.-A Mrs. Honora
Lacy was driving from here to her hono In
Chester County, Pa, last evening, the contents
OF tie carrisgc-cotton and straH-wcre iEnltcd
By mitch, and in al instant tue whole Interior
OF the vehicle was 10 blszc. The horse, fright
ened, ruu array, n,,,,, before 1t stopped, Nrs.
LQcY was literally roAAt1d alive.
, 1879-06-09

In regard TO Goula's OMAHA bridge cxturtton;
ono Of tho most e1ecrable swtnates Ia the West
il the rgalised cxtortton callsd tho U. transfer
hotwcen Council ylpffa ana Omaha. For TWO
miles of ttnnsportatton over br'ago "hssh ,S 70
iorla q The suspens!on 1t Na9ars tslas IT, of y. 20
cidc coast are not AWARD OF tnis robbs,J, but 10
local travellers the sxort.on Il espeoialy grierons
with respect 10 cauh other Omaha md Conncll
luts yirtu.lly IN anstan,'ns tfls ',.a: e'Ea1ge
tclng the sole connection between the two c'ttee'
Legislatures haxa bsen epncnled ia, cou9tes' nc"
mnriallxtd. ladiRnsGion n,eettnFa held Anl con. ,
nliitess inattncled, but ali without afaa,. Tho
neaple whose huatoe.s tntotcsts arc intu;e'l % BY
hit rDhborJ sceH to hh recHciled TO the ofil nat.
inc exhausted all known Means to correct i. By
slow degrees they l,avo been brought 10 fcn1
powor 1huy ones heepisea. Tile uraahs afe uses
its weapon. effectively :. Il en- but With pa,s.e.
capita}t md the wnt!-knewn corruption ct Ingis.
jatofs in iiis siae, Nj. uould nay p1ayfpy Ak Of
The B<t., ''whsta ia thy ssingt" FittY cents fot
two miles Of tonyesance BY rail- Certainly tas so,
called extostl0na 0t Vermont railroads In the lHh!
Of this plu,,iering monopoly assume ths beautiful
hnss q! aes of CHARITY. Il reeds ths tseaehsnt nsu
Of a writer who has tho public confidence md !.
general newspaper connectton 10 ahow Up sh'i
bridge In its sinpss haaeonsntss.
, 1879-06-09

Fpkel1t D4sDdteh 10 1Ka Tr1eNNA
Fonr WAYNE, Ind, June 8.-The Fort Wayne
j. Terre uaute Marrow .Gauge Ratlroad Com
pany has Just been organised In this city.
Attsc'es Of assoetation will be filed innediatels.
Tl.c Company proposes to build llue from this
cir to Vcrrb Haute, through tho lnu.ana eaa!-
half !, \ distunce Of los miles. Operations NIL
begin at euce.
, 1879-06-09

DENVER &; RIO GIsANDE FIGHT.
Tho Denver Tribune comments AZ fullons
upon the action Of tho Attorney General OF co!~
ofsdo In trying to make tho 8tste q partisan Of
onu railroad sgninss another:
~ Ine struggle now going oa between ths Atchsou,
tnte which tho stats haa tcrn dragged ~ painti1,
u not mtta ordinary s9aabb!s fasalylna only the
~ rfsoaa. Il 4 more The psona
ean q unS corporation aEainat nnosher, aud Tho
incident y by no nasans trivial ons. il touches
orado, throsyh hur Astornsy. .tieaera!. IL rcprs-
ssntsa sSa. e. tsy1Sns Sg 'G TIC vota ta, ~ inlea
any ona psrsons e1 IL 70 subseiye: ea .s ~
it claims tho Hight to decide upoa sha VALIDITY .;
private contracts and to eapouap Tho causs of qua
capital haa 20 nfoteelion whsteyer except IN iack
q n!c!eat on aht p..l of W. Attorney uenersl Ia
H. 4a,rs !,,n, Ts !. so Mstsss e IN hret snd <
ihe patise gcnesa!!y Is nut INTERCEPTED. "'sA
Lst u san np ths action 'n TIL osse. The
gstto cosposatlon which has entered the Htstu. It
+ to-day su.sdsnE y 30 rate q nat'c saa halt
day.: i I: opening to Colorado now ,F. sections Ct
IN. # MONEY fst u. b0neat q Il.
as$ s sae Il. eeSany
used everY e1eFlon 10 adTert!se the great Silver
seetlon of te SOUTH and It has bean r. tast t,len
.aNs ptea!ses: Il nesas rhas i s.ya, .nS I !.
% sssas as es
tas preliminary tacta which psar Indirectly on tbs
eontEoystsy. Thusa. which bear directly npoa 4
e the Atshlson, md that L Ii now tttemptspx Y
q 10 ss t'R ss;ts .ssss e shs Ill., e s;s
,s %s "a. s5sy s.a sh
heF should ts 4nTolxad. II caaaot ALOUD 70 leut
, 1879-06-09

26ftf63 1Hf063tA To 1H1 9F7bHNG
NlLwAUKzH, Wis.,, juno 7.--AsEiycd, steam
barge Sheldon and coasort Ely. Cleared. props
Argyle and Europe, and schrs Blgo and Myo-
sotis. The ateam.barge KcEshaw takes grain to
Buffalo On baais Of &c for wheat. The schr
Isabella Bands arrived hers to-day With ttbboau'
broken, cartlad away outside by gnat OF wtud.
, 1879-06-09


n,ans In TACT, dsyotea hA ltfc to this study. Tia
Kinr,s i,ncfr. nnr ao,na what advanced fn years,
a coic,ttnl Prince Ii Keeper OF tho Royal Ela-
r,.auts, nnj ~ TIC sacred white elephant.
We tiAd visited In the stable The Royal war
eIopl,nnts In the morning, and 1at1 also seen tho
tehif cloni,nnt, which IA pf nfoHsd ctlor. with
wlito oycs Thu latter ts kent by woman, AMI
as he d rather vicious, s,,l gats heyoud contro(
no ono attends upon lin hut this woman, oi
whom he y, very foud. 'fhc Kings ScrVeut Or
tered ntl tIin wnr trarpnSs tn bc p!ncctt upon
Tic elephants that thry might parade betero tbs
tiouorni fur inspection. II vas pretty sight to I
scc them, with their howas !Ilietl with artnod
rais,,i tltrtr trrt'ks Al thcy uasscd Lnst In tho
t,roceeslf,n cot,,o the NnyQi Wnr elephant, whose
tusks reached u The ground, ana then euslcd up
III the iuler stle, CROSSING i1 front, tho finest
patr Of ,nsts ever saw.
4 grand flourish Of trumpets, the band play-
fng tic slaincso national atr, the crowd parting
to tho right and lett, convinced ns that hls
pri1,ce 10 "' " " ~ "
aETuHS GEN. GRANTS VISIT.
A tonr atrIp Of scotcl carpet was laid In tho
co.,rtsard, ths rnarti iorl,ed on cttior sIle.Hna
ANN tI,s fif,yui enrrarc drove i,u mid the kim
fu sune e'ie nst @ iallnwet Sy his at1cs mt mud svor
bvarcr. al thu font OF tho stnirs ho waa ss~
ceivcd ty the General Y'!tl eseartod 70 he receh-
tih,rooi1', II - astontshtstA - aee tAs aHe Sta
which lcso peohto tes9In as M'H III H. ncs
tios sai:ts j: su.e'ase "s"s"S ~ "' ~" A'' '
IN lhc e!en'Rg o! Alrti - ~o u'tleo n't ,rI ~
III; t9c ex-heGsma, a. Mnat tns nno u i'o III hanry
called ah entoMinioEca! ti.tsuSf. as 10y Hn.!
rnsns tint ire very nna'as NJ luz t,ns 81 Iea
toF ~ = ensy s !ne i hs Hxn.t xsrtot;c. ~
", haa nl'fsm 1Hposs ~. s"e ~, ~; ir sn,i
i,sseL Mie l.L t','s eenM, M re,.Sa,,. ~ a e"m
heao Serg 1nssAh arc mss MY, ahs,i,,sia sHa
nnn 70 te ~ t!s % aivo,a ~, ~ ths
thtohGeM .n e.. Inner = ~. v .,,rs to
ua1tt tnNt ct u!ttns @ Law. i.nI fn's M ~ ~ IN
consersRtson Won'u ntt .'fo , us'n ,tt'ttat, ~
wv husL Rols' lt ln1" ,tht ~; n1nr to - ~ Ill
aokeh nosgnnoes NoHn M.ens esa ~ ~ ~ ~ aams
ueat. t.E c!apnEm.e ,shsn si"ns ,Iar vn"1G rr.wi
10 anY !nuson!Il Wy ""on @ tmoa s t,., Il, T."
EenIly uoMA .te Hhek ~ nurn, @ I1 e,y ensn ~
terest u ite Hsuuy ~ en.',Ioot1 a nI a..tt.. 01
"nu existence "aul4 70 "nau ntas pnht;;ts warn
Most o. te N'Ghsht smSsS ss, 'H.aIy n,,nny "H.J n,
pfcdcut, n,any speaN'lE .s; e. u,t' n.ut' NV %S
tc great ntefsst theS W souH ~
lis maae LUG u"nGs pas1' ''''t' asmp.s sm taJe.
h..,t.ss IT," ara ,,rt htder tkw thosa of otSer
Gisnt ii ron.s III MT nnnnar in nt,hiIc IN aIIcf,
occasjons.
\ i rEnoRpr1oH on 4 1AneH euALn
wos ia bo neI,t In tho sasaurotn Palace at o
; w y. w w ~" m ia 1,n,, ~ nmr kinti hnat tnn;r
ucuss' r. ~ , u'u ai.e hsnts " ~" t,e ti,nnermrtv
o,Gr e 'S' "r n ,,sInrs n fnw svs; rtsdanco
s,So. sc,+ -, av sravr1cr, wax hea'tifuIly
!
, 1879-06-09

tho Qnecu Tint her daughtas, neatstee should
marry tho widowed Ptincs Louis Of Heast, and
takt rhaEre OF Tho children of her deceased sis
tor, tho Pttncesa AItco, AnY wftll Of ll!e Queen
IL regarded 40 4 con,nantt BY all her children.
, 1879-06-09

DEATH FROM OAnELESsEEss.
6rteiai D4ka1icA 10 11s Tribune
cARLISvflLH, ILL.,, Juna 6.-Mrs. Chas1ea
Nentg, q German lady Of this place, who Was tho
victim oi roal.o,i explosion last neck, atod
from tho injuries she received.
, 1879-06-09
A yyl.h Of oueaa Victoria,

The newborn xea! Of ths Prince ot Malcs and
tue Duke OF Edipburg 10 fsTor uf the bul for
lcsaitztng tho marriage With deceased wlfc's
Sister u satd to Gn4 Inspiration IN the Kish Of
, 1879-06-09

H1eusshet and dleeascz Of tho ska and fheu,
uastle palma removed by G!snn's Sulphur Soap.
, 1879-06-09

In thfs caty, and rho mas at one tins 3. n1o,n..
2s' ,1ia aSi ,a aalsr here va. Knocked oyesbas1a
a6out slx miles on Point au relse. n~ mS9,G H. m
Of the 18th fhst.. ahd 1vas drowned, Tho 'ra,. ,uns
who MAS also swept nverbohr d. tlc RAM. 'es ,i.'.s
ID yeArs old. - o"'p' an1
, 1879-06-09
TILE RAILROADS.


oll1N q NISSlSS1fFi.
Tho rew reorganization sgrecmcnt between
The Ohio u M,sslsslppI Railway Company, The
holders Of the second mortgage bonds, the
holders Of tho Springfield Division bonds, the
Goottng debt creditors and the holders Of the
aohenture bords has Just bcon issued from the
press. Hy Its terms the second mortgage bond
holders arc 10 depoa,t with tho uulon Trust
Company their tiytt overdue md unpaid eoll-
oons, md arc to rosclys in exchange at par ten
year coupon bonds dated'Ap !, 1879, anu
hcarfng per ecnt interest yer nnnupa, os-fos
fractional amounts icss than s5O0-scrip cot-
vertlb1a on ieMnnl into similar bonds ii,
sums of S501 The coupons arc TO be held
hy tbs Trust compdny rs security, und IN casr
or prtnetnal on the bou.as. tic owners are to
have the right to take immediate steps to FORE
elose the second mortgnge. When the Com.
pnuy's ubltgattutss un,ler the new issue arc all
coupons und deliver them up 11lo Springfield
Division bondhp1ders are to reduce tl.e whole
amount Of tic Issue hetd By them from ft,U
700 to 8, $50 600, by annlHg over 6i2 bonds to
collation.. nul aFe to surrender 70 the san.e
Con,pa1lY all overdue coupons on the enttre
Log bonds. The railroad compuny,, In consId-
Grafton therefor, ntc to make II sImilar afsposs-
ton Of ,U}8 bonds, and within two Jears OF the
forty remaining bands, together With oil orer-
due coupons Of the same issue held by them, the
entire RprngAeld Division mortgage 10 be re-
ducsd 70 tl,a23 900. The 1oating-iebt creditors
arc to accept In tull payment Of their re-
spcctiye demands the face thereof, Without
tnterret, up to Anr'l !, 151l. 10 equal instaIl-
10. IL, 49, any. a3 months nitcr iiht date, will,
tntcrest as per cent per anuum, to DO cyl
denced by the e'prou,jssury notes OF the Compa-
ny, the right being reserved by tho Company to
pay any Of such notes before maturity. Thu
1'uders Of tlnbenture bonds aro to waive ail
right to the sinking fund. md are TO surrender
atd capcel all overdue coupons which hare ma
tured prior to MAY u, 1870. Tlis aecond.nort.
gaGe bondholdcrs arc to discontinue foreclosure
proceedings ut the cost OF the Company. This
agreement ls not to 10 binding until It shall
hare been signed by ho1dors OF rs per cent Of
the sceond.mostgage bonds, By holders OF %
Der cent of the dcbcnturc bonds, By holders OF
$a50, 600 Of the ontlng debt, md BY sufficient
puH,bcr Of holders Of Springfield bonds to as
a Ira In nSeItn tntlt1n
, 1879-06-09

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hcAs Mystic, Muskeeon. hght. ,, ,,s,t.
sch, !; 3. Cea'ss. Aassscon. slga,s; g!ds,
sssr h!tte ,os: 4fsna sn.,.s l!s'1 shE 1le'1
aehr White OAK, liaallln, light.
Prop George Dunbar. AuskegGn, Hgnt'
sss ssst zGs.';s g. ss,noa: a:.:6Sk H6nskess" sa Fhs
rfSp S1 ssyiafE, Isaton iiarboi, .nnas!css
scAr Gladiator. Clay baRks, lens'
bchs t,ak Leaf, l4aAsngto", llgG.....
6chr llnnest John, Muskegon. ''ghs*
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sohF Winnie Wiug. tna,nIto.'. !lg;htt, IT,,
Seht Z: Z: roaasfo5' shseeysssn, ,.aIsaae. I,shatt
seSt seSP i. f'si'Smi s!a''a., aa.tssoa, i iieht,
sst ssst Sa.s ,S1tas I'LL; Ma;.sEa Jsas.s sht Ispt
rsop 1f[ City of rlsvetss, TIaSetse CITY. 'uua>"
sehr Regulator Auskcgun. ligh.
6c4f ketchum, Garden naY. liEhf.
sehf h j. j. Psanstd, Sanistce, iIx1t.
sehr ks,s k{Sn.. Mu:seson' :sc;on i,shht ''eht.
scht Willie L0utit, AaAlstes. !tshI
schr lth,ea. Ludtngton. iiRht. ,.. u,kA.
sst &c; ;s, Tsgd. ;gg &sIs'. s.s .t: t:eastE
sshs Ncesss Ms1sss!. dssud ll4'su, ''sss
achr qhampioa> Uatalo; xfaIn.
Echf osleiclL Ha4nco. l!Eat.
SlniF A1psns, Muskexoa, a9AoFfee.
Stuar Chicago, Kcwauuae, bpndF'ess
StuiE Cnfms, Bt. Jot, hundtirs.
rfop FaYaFsis, hsnomines. saw'tx.
Prop Mary Croft, south u.ysI,, n.s sana''e''
Prop ljlsn,xrck, MeNek4utinat, t%o"1A %
PEup Nav ia, uraad l!axen. soxiaE'
Pfop l4sIukalon, FrahltRq: io"'a*'
ssst ssst kh:sRt''sGtl hs;ts:s tltss;tsas atHi' isSt
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The Hartford herald., 1879-12-10
An Important Geological Fact.

Geology has shown Ills that nature ac-
complishes her greatest revolutions i'm
the earth's surface conformation slO,ciy.
Every year the river makes its channel
deeper, the glacier wears deeper gorge
in the Alpine rock, and the ocean tide
deposits the. sand il has crumbled from
the rocks upon which it breaks. We
note the earthquake and the devasta-
ting hurricane; but these changes are
so gradual man seldom observes them
until the channel has become overhang-
ing cliffs, or 4 mountain has disappear
ed before the icy stream, or the ocean
has given us IA Florida. Thus it is in
disease. Our attention H. attracted by
acute diseases, AS fevers, cholera, etc.,
while chronic diseases (often the most
dangerous in result, being slow i'm their
development, are seldom noticed
until they have made an almost inef-
faceable impression upon the system.
Persons believing themselves cOmpara-
lively healthful are Oftentimes the vic
tins of these diseases, and only become
aware of their presence when relief is
almost impossible. Diseases of the
liver and stomach are the cOmmOnest
of these chronic affections. DIR. .Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Purgative Pellets are never-failing rem-
edies for these diseases. They produce
II healthful secretion of the bile, prevent
indigestion by regulating the bowels,
and impart u vigorous tone to the whole
system.