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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-04-09

This ixesk W plaza before you the
CouESzss' i b nv dssss " hevs type
purchased I5om Anson, cove i Co.,
of Milvaukee, WI. w 40 pleased
VI Is ala q ms1s thisnsoeeary i'm
proyemsnt II the typographical NJ
pearance IL this papef, and know
that oufsrAders Win gladly welcome
the change nom The Old . the new.
BY force u circumstance We were
compelled - ~ the Old type much
longer than W Wished, feeling that
II neither satis6ed printer Or reader;
but publishing ! weekly newspaper
y ~ leas fsmunerative than many
suppsae. ~ ! general rule, # :
publisher h. "A Office % begin with,
~ On - DIT ~ ordinary Hyeli-
hood, wsthodt counting the wear and
tear 81 the material o. ! per cent. on
the capital invested. The publisher
puts f1is capital into perishable tools
. work with, and too often must Be
satisfied with getting ordinary wages
FOR his labor, with his capital thrown
IN. The CouRIER y now nearly
sevsa and one-hAlf ycars old, and
while II has been more prosperous
than i the lot Of many similar pub
licatio1s, yet in that time it has
passed through pome rough scenes.
But the present promising condition
~ The CoubIER Is in the main the
result of being planted on Union
County soil, and supported by the
intelligent citizens Of this old and
fertile county, ~ no ability or i;pluck
On the part Of editor Or publisher can
placs any paper where it win pay a
man % spend the best years Of his
life publishing the same. unless
booked ,by men Of intelligence, enter
prise and appreciation. Hence we
feel that our efforts are appreciated.
For your p~romptness in paying your
subscriptions and your liberality in
advertising, we return our hearty
thanks, and as the COURIER grows in
age, circulation and influence, you
may depend that it win ever be-
friend Your interests as citizens and
the internal and political welfare Of
Union County-the home Of good
man, the garden Of Dakota.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-04-09
(First Publication April 2, 1871
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Sfonx Ealla NakntA March u 1A1Q

Complaint having been entered At this once BY
Henry Harding against theodore e. Hayes for
ember Is, 1879. upon the southeast quarter, sec
ton y, township IS, range ~ In Union county
territory Of Dakota. with . view 70 TO the cancel
lstion Of said entry: the said parties are hereby
eummoned to appear at this Office on the 18th
dsy OF Junc, 1873. ut one CLOCK p. m. to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment.
b. r. Campbell, Register.
J.M Washbnrn, Receiver.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-04-09
BDGGI' MAMMOTH STORE!

Ihave re6tted and enlarged my rooms so that l now have one
Of the largest salesrooms in Oak, and have made extra exertions
this Spring to excel anything I have ever %yetshown in this mar
ket in ALL KINDS OF GOODS. My Boor And SHOE stock is LARGER
and MORE COMPLETE than ever before.
would especially call your attention to my line ofLadies boots,
Goat, Kid and Serge in Button and side lace. These are alL.made
on the new style last, French heel. I also have an elegant line
of Men and boys Spring and Summer hats and caps
Can also show you one Of the most complete stocks Of Men and
Boys Clothing to be foundin the Northwest at prices that suit
the times. a.
pma, Mohah, French pIaMs, Dagonas. Cambria, Lawns, Bmdnss-ah will be in stock Soon
my stock Of aides and Chdens hose, ties, rouchmes, collars, cuffs, kid and cotton gloves are
complete. also can show you Lamp and Glass ware; also Ctochr. Ny stock Of groceries is
complete in every particular and guarantee prices with any house in Dakota.
always pay the highest market price frB Butter, Eggs. Wheat Corn Oats Wood
and Posts, and also keep them on hand to sell have . nice lot Oak and Black
Walnut Posts to sell cheap.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-04-09
Fist publication Feby IA, ~.
u. ". .AlLLH1, .Asssrssv.
Summons,

summons
TERRITORY or DAKOTA. -.
Second judicial District, Union county.
Ulrich Bernard Yin the District court
W.. within and for said
Leon Derauleau, PhilO- Union county.
men Dcraulcau and Milti.
ades Miller.
The Territory OF Dakota Sends Greeting:
To Leon Derauleau. Philomeu Derauleau and
Miltiades Miller. Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and SECURED to
anewer the complaint OF the above named plain
tia ulrich Bernard which was nled in the once
Of the clerk Of the distsict court, In and for said
Union county ID, r. on Main street In the city Of
Elk Point In said county on the 18th day Of
Feby 1879 and q copy of which Il herewith served
upon you and to serve . copy Of your newer on
the snb.criber a his once In ELK Point. Union
county d = within thirty days after the service
Of this luminous on you exclusive OF the day Of
service and II you fall 10 answer this complaint
within that time tho plaintiff will apply 70 the
court for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Al Elk Point d this Feby 18Th 1879.
Il. w. MILLER,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-04-09

THE contract to extend the Chica-
go, Milwaukee = 81. Paul railroad
from Pattersonville to the James
river, Dakota, has been let to parties
who ore % have the work completed
BY the 18th Of October next. We
understand the road will cross the
Sioux a Canton, and from there
will keep course almost directly
west.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-04-09

II looks.as ifthe Yankton Hfuld
tries TO crawl out Of : mighty small
hole when it seeks to get out Of trou-
bic by abusing . contemporary
through the medium Of fictitious cor
r0snonden6e.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-04-09
Sfd
" /" Spell 3rd

/. " Spell 3rd :" IL
TOtal number teachers employed ~.
No. distrlcts that had . term Of school u.
There may be some errors in re-
gard to the number of months that
school was taught in these districts
but il is nearly correct. Some notes
In regard to the winter schools will
be furnished next week.
w. III. III. FATE.
Supt. Schools.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-04-09

Hon. ]. T. KnDDER has been con-
frmed Judge of this district.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-04-09
First Publication Feby ~, 1879.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
Ni0ux Fails. DIT Feb 6 1879.

John iii chan. Emmett, Union Go. d.
Cornmissioncr Of the General Land once, In .
letter dated January 10Th, 1879 has adjudgeo yorr
Hon estetd entry No. SOS upon Vest
and Raj z n w Section 10 Township ~ Range
20 forfeited. Yon are allowed sixty days from
be date OF this notice inwhich to appeal from
CAnrpELL, Register.
WAsHDURN, Receiver.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-04-09
First Publication April 2, 1879.

FIY6G TuUIICHtIUu Ap1H 2. foT0s
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Sioux Falls, d. T.. March 81 1879.
Compliant having been entered 1t this once
nv Marrhall +. Hubbard against Calvin z. Hayes
for abandoning his timber entry No. 5sI,
dated July 7th 1874, npon tDe South east quarter
section 40, township 95. range ~. in Union coun.
~ Dakota, with q view to the cancellation Of
said entry: the said parties are hereby summon
ed to appear At this ONCE on the 9Th day q May,
1870. Al 3 O'Clock D. m. TO respond and furnish
testimony concerning said alleged abandonment
b. r. CAMPBELL. Register.
J. n. WAsHBURN, Receiver.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1879-04-09

Who IS to be the Prosecuting At
storney ut this Judicial district
, 1879-06-18

not sec why the Chicago romls should 20
into thla fight anu help the St. Lonis
lines. "A tho otter roads, Including tho
Chicago, Burlington i Quincy aud the Ham
Iilbtl It st. doc, had never Rsked anything eleo
except TINT the Alton should rot!cr,s tho ttci-
eta from Kansas City to Chicago L. tho hands
ui nuthide pattica, they accepted Alr. Mcai,ll"
tin'a cxplanation, and Az agreement was there.
foro made that tho Chira9o ront's running here
from Southwestern points should charge au
arbitrary rats Of 50 from mississippi River
points to Chicago AZ long AZ the toads west OF
tho MtsstssIppt consinuo a. logRerhcads. The
rate from Kansas City to Chicago will there
fore be &g.h0 for the present, t1ie rates from
Chicago 10 kanaas CITY rumntninE at the regular
tariff rates. The action takpn yesterday Is Il
crushing tlcfeat for tho st. Lon,s lines. When
stmiln- action was taken By the Chicago lines
last Saturday, 'be 81. Louis lines wunt TO work
at once to lave The arrangement broken up,
nnt, through INTERPRETATIONS to the Chicago,
Burlington u Quincy md the Hannibal Il Ct.
Joe, they succecdcd for lie time bclng. The
General Ticket md Passenger Agents of tho
st. Louis, Kansas City Il Northern and Missouri
Pacific ca,ic to the citr last Monday, nntl have
worked tndefat!gobly ever sincp 10 prevent m
arrangement by the ChfeaRo roads. Hut tt'ctr
Efforts were in vain, ntd last evening they LETT
for homo Ia greatIy-dcptessei iplrtts.
, 1879-06-18
SAD INTELLIGENCE,

The sAd Intelligence WaA received hero FeBtcr-
tnv that c. E. Follctt. for many years General
Ticket mud Passenger Agent Of tile Vnns'alla
Line, died at st, Louis Monday night at Q
o'clock. The deceased has heen ailtng for some
ulpnths, but wns nble to attend to hia luttes
until about two weeks n1o, when he w1s Sc
vcrely stricken down as the Gra,ld Pacific llotcl
In this city, whilo on visit here. By good care
he recovered sufficiently to bo removed
to bis homo Ia st. Louis. III spite ot the
best care that 1ovlng family, faithful friends,
at,d able physicians could bestow, he grew
worse untl worse, until finally TINT grim coll
luetor, Death, camo along All collected lts Inst
fare. Wherever Sir. Follctt WAS known he was
beloved uud esteemed und his unttmefy deccase
causys much mourning. lie was ono Of tit,
mnst a,u AMI efficient General Ticket and
Passenger Agents In the country, all1 through
his long ycRrs OF service ulitl experience lind
bucn looked upon Is an authority among his
confreres. It will not be IN easy task fur the
Fandata Line to repair the severe loss 1t suffers
by his de,iiset o. MI equally conpvtent
man will he hard to find At The time of bis
death lie was about Is years Of arc. pruyfous
to his going On the VantlalIa, be was Gcuerat
siRsippf Rnr0nd, u,nl held similar positions on
lnore years ago he bud charge Of the Passenger
Department uf the Chicago. Burlington j.
Qutney Railroad In this city. lt!s funeral taftcs
piuee Thnrttlay afternuon, aud several 3f tlle
General Ticket md Passenger Agents uld other
rat1roal men IN this city leave Tor st. Luuis to-
night to accompany his remaius to tnclr last
rcaGlnE place.
, 1879-06-18
A BERKSHIRE ODDlTY,
Massachusetts Furnishes = Man Who II an
ld0lntor md i Cnnnlbat.

Massachusotto Furnishes Man Who II an
fdolntor and Cnnnlbat.
cerr<spondence sprtaadk'd tAass.) Republican.
PlrrTsP1ELD, Mass., juno A.-The prevailing
scusntion Of Southern Berkeblro La the discover
~ ao,,,,h., ,-t,,, e.. .ha ,,o.. t.,,. r.s.s H..
sau..o".. "'o 4o' 40 pa1s 'oa' 'eats 1as
h'ed IN Inc Town Of otls' 10 IN ungaarded
moment be told tho story OF his early exploits,
aud thus has achieved a vida reputatiop,
rovss 1n,Uy rscs sn,tso saif ~ ~. cent,, nn,.
,at::.. ~ s 80, Ts".s .s, ,na. ~
etccp "'uo'1't' 'oo's' pA9s"ts u" w" f'e" " wv
fono, one comea a1tef numerous tafns III tae
highway to the end Of the road, the rtntinder
Of the .scounty road having been abandoned
,,,rr .,,,oo ,rho 49, ~ ~ i,,,rnox ~ nv toot
."s ,s,..,. .u, -. IT, ~, :" w ~
up u1Ru n'lls !Foua WHICH one can se' lue
fnest OF berkshire scenery for twenty
miles Ia all directions, through meadow,
.,. =. ..,. IT, ,aa.n.,
pata ~ P'nses' w" u.e'eo ao"u auou.'
steep hill. At last one discovers tatm o. ae!'
esni acres, ana here, ~ tue sec'u!!on WHICH fuea
mati might desire, lives Henry Snsli, ms co.,
fessed canniDa!. ls IS about 81 yuA1s Of ~
with big, bushY whi.kers, and + laugh Which,
although not demonlacat, is yot tar from eens
smooth, md ons not Gnsily forgotten. lae
farm Is owned by North BERKSHIRE eas.ss' nt.
Easser. ana smith has ts rent ires 10 Io' ~. h,s
served Tor ths past iour years. llts vile s., u :
Freach woman, VIM does must OF tle manual
labor, AMa can .ptow, plau;, NOV, A.ld do, 10
fact, ali kinds Of framework. while her husbln!
spends hts time either III 1shinE In thc pond
below, walking FROM four to eight mills to tI1c
nc,ghborlilg Villages, OF hcrdlng Ills cattle. ~
has bccn tnarrcd cEht years, but las no en!'
dren. a tnore uesoIate place than his surround
lngs could hardly be found III Berkshire CounsY
'tIe lnan.eater says that he was born ne4f
Rhincbeek, N. T., hut where he docs not knew:
al,l he nus !sttse recollection Of hs parents 1ot
early In lifG ho ran away from h0n1e, aud A.
probably is wont 10 ssa. nis wandering, hsss
Geen 40 nearly ali over The world !hus ho know.
little OF eountry, kin, or restraint. Ae "a
early shtpureekeu on ono Of shs south f.;
Islands, wncre caunibals1n was practlesa IT, N.Y.
riolairy was the worship Ut the ua!Iyes. Tue
proacnce Of fobacen upon him rendered hm 10.
lit fur thu canntualistlc palate uni he w.
spared. How long he remained there ha aoe.
not know, but he learned to enter into 1helt
savage rites with d good deal Ut zest, ahu ~
, 1879-06-18
A CURIOUS RELATIONSHIP
corbots. tho Nov Orleans oou.ptrator, !.
nsotnor OF oF.rrel. Who Bhot the Dull.
Of Edlnbure 1t Wonl1oowoolioo.

Cnrbott. the Now Orleans Couantr..,
broti,or Of O'Farral, Who Bhot tn. nn,s
Of Edlnburk at WonlloowooIioo. AAs
d. Laats 9lnbs Denoesat
The tc'eRraphic nors yesterday DETAILING +hx
fact TINT Alfred Edward, Duke of Fatnhh.' Fh ..o
will succeed Rtsr-Admlral AuRustus ph,1lo,uas'
rs Admiral anu Superintendent Of N.v,, ~.
serves recalls all fucident which Ii wor,h ~
lattng, In the Duke's life, and is also
as to The sanity or insanity Of tic muu Corhs..
who was recently arrested in New Df,ean. ~
the Charge Of conspirlng to XIII several nro,.l
nent Cathoalc priests Of That city. ''S''''
About tho 18th Of March, 1908, the nn.o =,
EdLnburg was at the Town Of Wool1oowooi,o~a'
near tic City Of Sidney, In The Colony Of Nv, M
South Wales, Australth. A military tey1rv ..a
plcnc wcrc held n honor Of bis ytslt, auis .hiia
ali hearts were bent on enjoyment mi tuakins us
tletnoustsations Ut respect uul loYo for FIX tIss
'snitor Princc,' c0wardty attempt gas mix ~
TO assasstnato him, p.stoI.ball strikinr hin ~
the lett s!de 20 Ereht Was the Indignation i.1.
" thc ~, assembled thousan1s, ths majority be.
Cd, that It was With extreme difficulty that thrv
were restrained from taktug Tie law tnto tIsi,
own hands. The wonld-bc assassin WA fo,,ni
to bs one Michael o'Farrel, and, being au irlshs.
On thu Duke's lifo was the result Of 40 orosp. Is
izcd conspiracy among tho Fen!an Brother,
hood OF the Colonies. who were about tiat
Gnvernmsnt. This Snct on1v % intsn.aa.h ,us ho@s
frnitnr nr.tnst fWFarrci Viz ~. trias sae
rniity. ana srcentei with;n fnrtv.e,h,' lily ,oaaa
A. r.,ic. l.w IL aflmins.fsrcI - ,hs s1s Ef1 aoof1
with tho same degree OF lell6crat!on and dir,
sctnni tfnurht nf Tia ncnnic as,mroa she, e LOPEZ
1hf Innt nennjtv had hrnn carrteI ~ s.ts, tas
erent s,a.te ssnerint,v a. r. W.. WI , VIII 10:
1hnt q, Earrc wns In M wav dcn,;gs5 s,.s M
Fcmls,,s navrr hnd herm uu;t vas ill., m1'I tne
iunstic with q crazc On 31rejand's 1,bsratIoy, basIy
,,nnarrnst In his ,,,,n- a,,h.n aa
, 1879-06-18

From tins tmlueulorial there have been all
ktilds of strange supcrs&itious lbout precious
stones, must Of which have attached themselves
70 tl.e diauond. Everybody knows that lhe
koh.l.1loor II tha bright particular gem atnou0
tie rrown.icwc's ot England, but 1t Is not 30
well knuwn tllat the ",lountau of Light" ~
It llas been called, Is. according 10 lIlnuu SUPER
stition, 1uust unit1tky, aina bound to bring cer-
tain run upon tnoss into whose hands It comes.
Must gertaiuly thts diauluud has bad an sspe-
clally Notable Illstury. 1t was found ia lle
intnes Of uolconda, low many years ago no one
can tell. This iIrst autlsntle Information We
haye VI u 10 tint It was tn the possession VI tbs
Great Mogul IN 1910. After this the
sIole changed hasn!s trequent1y. aud We
tlually hear Of 1t In the possrallun
OF Nunjeet 6iugh, . famous chlel Ut
l.shorc. After bis death It nassed i1to tile
hIHds OF h!s SUCCESSORS oH l.e tAs0ne mud, WHEN
1S50, The koh,i.noor was included as,suug tllv
spols. In all thesa years It certauty las brought
anything but forluns to tie gse4t humber Ut lta
owucEs. The Quern seut Il 10 Amsterdam to
hare 1t sscut, work which occupied taisty.six
, 1879-06-18
HYMEMEAt,

6ptefn3 Dspdlth to 1hs 7Fhtnt.
DECATUR, ILL.,, June ia brilliant wedding,
OF interest to MANY people In this part Of the
West, took placs at the palat!al residence Of the
BRIDES parents, Mr. and Mrs. u. 8. Allen, near
Hnrrlstown, IN this county, at u o'clock tllis
evening. Prof. Johu N. Gregory, aged 90 yea1a,
Regent Of tho Illinois Industrial University vt
Champaign, md Mtaa Lou c. Allen, aged .2s, q
Professor In the satne institution, were united
IN marriage BY Elder Hiram Buck, OF De-
catur, III the presence Of large
number Ut relatives aud prominent per-
eonHecs from Chicago, Champaign, Springfield,
Ht. Louis this city, and otlstr cttes. fl,e Wed-
ding supper waA Oh Y grand scale, the music
was made by tbs Decatur brass and string
bnnds, and the presents GANG only frop,
relatives Or. Gregory und his brido will leaye
tonight for Now Yurk and thetlce by steamer
for Europe, to b absent until December.*Wh
they Will return 10 thois educational duties at
Champaign.
. 6ptetat Dspa.ea 10 11s 1rbuns
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, June l7.-Dr. John II.
GFrgory, hegeut Of the Illinois Industrial Uni
yersitJ In tAh city, and aliss I.uu C. Alleu, OF
HorrtstoNn, Masou County, Professor OF Do
lnrstic Science tn the same institution, weta
narriea at tbs residence ot thu brides parents
IN tho latter piaec This Afternoon, in tho prcs-
euce of large num oer OF friends. The Doctor
and BY bride started At oncd for Chicago, yla
tho Wabash q Central line, on their way to
Quebec, whero they satE on Saturday next. on
one of the Allan steamers, for Europe, to spend
the Honeymoon. They Will he ahaa.t untll
about Nor. !. to which tia,e their ieaye OF al'-
4euce h1s been extended by tho Trustees Of the
EniyeT4ity.
, 1879-06-18

8ptttdl D4spateh 10 Ths Tftbuna-
SPRlN0FIELp, Ill., June 17.-rhe litigation
which has been pending In the United States
Circuit Court here fur several ycurs butweeu
tho Ca!ro Il St. Louis lsai'road Company u,,d
the Cairo City Property Company wns com.
promised to-day ut a conference bctwcon l.. M.
Johuson, Of St. Louis, General Manager OF Tie
road, representing tic Receiver; i. Corning
Judd, Of Chicago, attorney for ills road md tic
European bondholdcrH; ausi Col .. 4. Taylor,
President Of tho Cairo CltY Property Company.
In 1872, before thc road WIGS completed, tho
Property Company, desiring II to be
built on certain line, donated the
r,eht-of-way through It's property und lnntl lor
dcpOt grounds nu terminal facilities, the total
grant being tIcn valued at S150, ,0OU or $.oD, ,D0u
Under thts agreement tle toad was completed
on The specified linz, The Property Company,
however, then refused to fulfill its contract,
claiming that tile railroad hud agreed to protsct
tbs leyee from abrasion by thu Mississippi,
Which had not been done. Such III AGREEMENT
was Inaue by Taylor. MS President uf tilo rail-
raaa. With himself, as President OF the
tllat this was void. Several suits
will be dismissed. The terms Of tilu cou,prt,.
mfse agreed iii are that the Railroad Company
shall pay $i5.U0O In full Of all clnmB Of tilu
Property. Company Of every character. a,ld
that thu latter sha]l convey to the Railroad
Coupaay all the property under the original
contract, Including Six tni'es uG4rIglIt+of.way,
about slxtce. acres In Cairo for tSp1l grouuIfs
aud ternlhal facilities aud U5, feet pf froutaru
on the Ohio River,
, 1879-06-18

Excurson.ooat managers arc feeling blucr
than tho waters Of tbs lake over the prevalent
coul spell.
alarlno matters were unusually dull yester-
tlaY. fcssol-msa feel very lnurt depressed II,
consequences ot the prevailing low lrciglts. a,ni
are not hopeful AZ To the outlook.
fhe scow e. l.. Fiek, vi Detsolt, arElyed Ia
this port yesterday win cargo Ut l4VU0U Ecct
of lamoeF troM caaegi'lu, mud f''r Will hereafter
u,lEuga IN the Lake Michigan llHber-tEutle.
Capt. David Vauee, of Milwaukee,, was in tl,e
city yesterxiay,. partly on business connected
with the ychr Observation-Disclosures, WHICH Will have
her turgo u Iron 0re 4t.t ta-uay, when sl.s will
Ge lry-locked aut surrey hel1 Oh her.
Spectacle Reef IL to tage new toR-uhlstlo.
The kctr Ellen spry oycrran b50 bu on cargo
of 81, ,60O bu corn. a.
Ills stu,r Grace urpInu,ond IL coming to
Chicago uvaln, aud Ylll ze-euter the South
Haven Fputr.
The scl.r Ph!to ecoYttls, formerly owned here,
Is sad 70 have turned up ln Canadian waters NJ
the M!dlauu Rover. ::
, 1879-06-18
ITEMS.


The regular monthly meeting OF tho fast
freight lines running over ranucrbIt's rosds
Will 10 held Ut Boston next Tuesday aud
Welnesdat.
Tie Detroit, Lansing & Northern Railway has
assumed c!'argu of the Saginaw Valley s. 81.
Louis Railroad. Mir. F. u. Mulliken haa been
appointed General Manager, and Air. W. 4. Car
pctster Gencrnl Freight anh Passeuger Agunt,
With headquarters Ut Detroit.
There werc rulnors IN circulation yesterday tl,ut
some Ut lilo Eastern rpa1s WeFu agRfn cutting
ehat-iiounu pushenGcr rates, INT they could not
iM ttcetl to my rellabts SUFFICE, aid the probA-
hllitlcs arc that tic rumors werD spread simply
for. tho purpose Of breakiug the rates. ihe
Bcnlpers aro scllug New York tiekcts 1T 1880,
which Is a reduction Of Sl.50 trotn tariff rates,
hu It is claimed that they arc enab,Gl 10 do
uer u, their agents III New York TO pay The
SLED for The t3ostom coupon.
Tho Niagara Fulls Suspension Hridgo COM
panY Will a. once commence tltu work OF rcpuc-
lug ulE thu woodwork Of that structure, except
tus tue Aour'llg ani railruad ttts, with steel. a
hr'dge Company TO 10 tho job for ~, 0,uuU, 10 ba
com pletod IY tlio lit of November. The c,apvu
will scascn thc weight Of the structure about
2oo to.s or tn IN weight ot railway trai',. aud
ba done without interfering with tho running Of
trains or the traff!c On the carriaEe-say.
Tho Kausas City 1inas has the following In
regard to tho trat!Bfcr Of thu k4nsas PacIlr to
the Jny Gould Interests:
Aftof being III ths hauds Of Iseslvsr for nearly
a4r tran.tsrrrd, oy or4vr Vi thu United siaiss
Court To th9 Is} Gould taeteat by VI. !. T. Smith,
hses!ysr: H. yi, y T.: H. c.rs, ucneta' Manager "
}afty IL reselss shs rnxd, wha Id town On
sifSs rS,y q fn1 certain n s g.
1nutp FQA[Bf fEEuHt4 IL 3NHkA thu orpF
, 1879-06-18

6psE7H7 1Hauu1cH ~ 7Hs 5FItUnts
INDIANAPOLIS, lnd., June IA plan Is on
foot to Dust the indianapolis, Cincinnati j. La
farettc Ratlroad from the use Of The Lafayette,
Bloomington Il Muucfu Road between Temples
ton ulsd katkakce, aul tlcn for the Cincinnati,
lafayette & Chicago, Lafayette. htuucie &
DioumIu4Spn. md junction Railroad to run
through line from CINCINNATI to Chicago. It Is
said tliat Receiver Ingalls, has rs yet hccn unablc
to clieckmntc the movement, md ". F. Rey-
noluB, principal owner o! The linz between this
city md Lafayette il about to bertu suit to re-
cover possession of TINT property from the IT,
by lease.
E. Il. Case wtll succeed G. E. Follett as
Ticket Agent of the Fandalla.
, 1879-06-18
t0WA sAlbON.KEEPERS.

DIS MoiAxs. H., June IA stare eou" ,'',',r.
ton of sasoon.keepsrs, 6Fewers' aaa ss ,4s IN
dealers has beun called 10 meet III sa's w. r,r.
tie &ah of July. Tie call II !ssuea w Nv I'm,
Aloiuea Protective Association, ~ ,. nnrposo Of
action In consequence of the constant sssts bu.
iyeaess Ut Temperance fanatics upon ou' ,mra aud
ness, al4 upon our tlgass Is ons'nS'' '4'
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