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Campania, the great remedy for rheuma;
tism, neuralgia, lumbago, sprains and
bruises. Sold by all first-class druggists
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OURAY's twelve Utes have not ma
terialized
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To become new man and know what 1t
is to be thoroughly alive, use Warmers Safe
BitterH o. LN Er
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A PHYSICIANS Praise.

SHENANDOAH. PA, Dr.. R. H. Schultz
says: For twenty years have been practicing
medicine ana surgery. and can say, from personal
experience and q clear conscience that the St
perior to all other external applications.
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Is preeminently German Household Article; ans
there are few German families in the land II
whose homes II Ia not constantly kept q the safes
and surest relief and cure for such painful all
ments as Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Headache and
all similar bodily pains
At the earnest solicitations OF very many Of oui
friends Of the drug trade. and still greater num-
Der OF the people, who have personally expert
enced the marvellous pain-relieving and healing
influence Of the St. Jacobs Oil, we would by thin
means open for It wider field, by bringing 1t Il
the direct notice Of the English-speaking public
Nothing that could be said or written will carry
such conviction Of Its superiority and worth ~
personal trial. And as such q trial entails but q
comparatively trif,ng expense, tthe article cosh
only fifty cents bottle). every sufferer can have
cheap and positive proof Of all claims advanced
In it's favor.
In adopting this method. among Others. Of Civ
ing broad publicity to the st. Jacobs Oil, We ad-
here to our business custom. which is based upon
the conviction that there is nothing unmercantils
Or unproiessiona in giving the widest notoriety to
meritorious and reliable articles. whether Of
medical or other nature; and we Furthermore be.
licve that the sweeping objections occasionally
raised against advertised articles, are born Of dis
honesty rather than Of unbiased judgment Aa.
however by such advertising the really useful and
valuable must come into competition with the
worthless and dangerous, every one should exer.
else intelligent discrimination in favor Of gooda
which have special and undoubted advantages a
recommend them.
That the St. Jacobs Oil possesses such advantages
in the the highest degree, must readily appear by
perlsal Of tire testimony given In It's favor by
well.known and reliable parties throughout the
country A. VOGELER Il CO.,
Baltimore, Nd.
RT. REV. BISHOP GILM oURs
Cleveland, 0hio.-The st. Jacobs OIL hal
benefited me greatly. ! consider 1t excellent fo1
rheumatism and kindred diseases.
HUGO PREYER, ESQ.,. National
Candidate for l.ieuteMa q Il !. Governor
OF Ohio, 1S78.-.It cured me Of Rheumatism
and can recommend 1t.
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Tho German Papers.

The Volksfreund says: The excitement
existing over the count in Maine is an ar.
tificial one. Blaine and his men are excit.
ing the minds # the simple citizens by
bloodti;irsty speeches. To all appearances
however, Garcelon will not allow himself
to be frightened. He is man of expert
ence and knows his opponents.
The Volksblatt saws: 1t is rather re
markabc that the President. of the. Gas
Company appears before council commit
tee. and not only does lot Of talking but
also tries to play the dictator and brazenl,
run the comedy. This brazenness, as said
before, is rather astonishing inasmuch o.
he assumes all privileges and rights,
whereas he will not allow the gas consum-
ers to be represented by Council.
The Free Presse saws: Will the Board ol
Aldermen allow the company which is te
introduce the Holly system of heating te
become the same for Cincinnati that the
Gas Company is?rMc cMahon, Democratic
member of Congress from Ohio, is OF ths
opinion that the Democratic Convention
ought to he held in Cincinnati. and tina;
through this Ohio would 60 Democratic in
1880. The former is to be desired. but ths
latter will remain pic US wish Of Mr. Nc
Mahon.
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BEN. EGGLRsTON.

Ben. Eggleston's canvass is generally re.
garded as a ioke-as one of the facetious
elements of the contest, and no one speaks
of it seriously. A few who know Mr..
Eggleston personally believe that the great
desire of his heart is to be Governor OF
Ohio, and that by entering the Senatorial
race he hopes to bring himself forward as a
Gubernatorial candidate.i ..
This is the general aspect of the question
here now, but few days and later reports
from Ohio may change opinions greatly,
and may bring forth new candidates and
combinations to upset all present calcula'
TONS .H ''
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RT. REV. BISHOP GILM OUR
Cleveland, Ohio.-The st. Jacobs oil has
benefited me greatly. consider 1t excellent foS
rheumatism and kindred diseases.
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HUGO PREYER, ESQ. National
Candidate for l.ieutcMa q u /. Governor
Of Ohio, 1S78.-.It cured me Of Rheumatism
and can recommend 1t.
, 1879-03-31
CATAIkIETI REMEDIES.
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
Ia For ~
A; CATARRH -
Restores tho Senses Of Tasting,
Smelling, Sooing, and
HoorinR.

It Is tile MUCOUS membrane, that woudarfn1
semi-Quia envelope surrounding tho delicate tis-
sues OF the air and food passages, that CataErl
makes it, stronghold. Once cstablshed, It cats
Into the Yery vitnfs, and renders tifo but long
drawn breath Of misery and disease, duling tho
eeuse Of hearing, .trammclinx tho power Of
speech, destroying tho faculty Of SMELL aud
killing the refined pleasures Of tuste. 1nsid-
louslS, by creeping on from a simple cold Ia tho
head, It assaults tho inenbrauous lIn!ng and on
yclopcs the bones, eating through the ddltcatc
coats aud causing Inflammation, sloughinE, aud
death. Nothing short OF total eradication will
sccute health to the patient, md n1l alternatives
uro a!lnply procrastiuated aut1cr!ngs, leading to
fatal termination. sANFORD'B RADICAL
CURE, by Inhalation and By Internal almints-
tratfon, haa neycr lHiicd, even when the disease
l1a matle frsghtfu1 !nroads on delicate constltu.
ttcns, hearing, smell, all taste hays bean rccov-
cred, an1 the disease thoroughly driven out.
Mr. N. II. Ford, Grand Rapids. Mich, writes:
1.-THE dIecharge was thick md bloody, emit
ting iotsl ouor, SO tlat my presence ia room
with Others Wns Offensive to them. One week
inter beginning the ,tso Of SANFURD'S RADI--
CAL CURE, wns not troubled with II at all.
My senscs Of Taste nnI Smell, which woto
general hc,ltll Is much improved"
hundreds Ut Testimonials attest its WONDER
ful curative properties. Every Druggist who
las ever sold 1t will bear testimony to Its mnr-
sclous efficacy.
Price, with Improved inhaler, Treat!sc, and
U,rcctions Il. Sold by ali Druggists.
, 1879-03-31
AMUSENIE ENTS.
TIE GERMAN DRAMA.

TIM crovtlrt t,ou,ct lint nnw ot,cnd thc ncr-
,o.s,s. -, tisaa1,.to-,. f1,',,n., ts..,,p.t,
lor"ahecs ol iioechsIe.s ueffna" Ds"masle
Company At Hooley'a SUNDAY cYonsng Provo
.unnort n ncr,nna theatre. proyided tie per.
for,,n,oo. nre t,r.+ o,o,. ria hot,or cia,. ~
.se. ~, "'I 's e' ,ua''t M .r.'..'s ,sam uss ~
!ile tcfhlana hefe 10 1os want 4ofnet.linl' pef.
wcls.se,cctcd plars performed by slrst-class act
mr., In a r~n,,,o,,tc ,lcatro. Hnce Nr. rEorch.tcr
.a,IE, ~. 49,. a.,,,,,a. .a.fa.r,.ss,.. y,
commenced 10 g've suhu"f performances "
oo,oys e oa ,e, ny 'ag.n
enough In the house to hold ai thosc who want
, 1879-03-31

was remfttcd or cancelled. This Company
has .madn an annual return every year
- The proper officers Of thu State ot Iowa.
atd Inns never treated the lav, the officers Of
the law, with any "contcnptlous dignity"
haye no obJectfonh to your cnrrcspondtnt's
pTophcsying that this Company twill como down
from tic high horse " under certain clrcum-
Stances neither i,avs lany objccto. to their stat.
ing anything of fact, and rather lks 10 have them
abuse Tic Supcflntendenk-1 encoufage them
to DO 50. In the latter clause Of tho article
your correspondent refers to the Chicago,
Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company as tfle
probable purchaser of this road, and tasi will
All bayo to any about riding "higl, florao !" At
present is tl.nf It is CUR horse, md when IL be-
cnues tho c. s O. Co.'s horse they will ride It.
Very respectfully yours, ]. F. BARNARD.
lancral Superintendent
, 1879-03-31

sr. 'JosRpu, Mo-, March 2z-I usually lot
newspaper articles pasa at n,elF Va}uo. no.
t[cs In your Issue Of tho 21th tntt., under tbs
heading Of "1owa Railroad Mattess," that
your correspondent, At DesMolpos saysi "The
Council also assessed a ponalty against tile
Kansas CITY, st. Joseph d Council b!uNs Rail-
road Company Of 30 pes cunt, amounting to
$l0,400, for failure to make returns according
10 law; IL fact, tha Company has tnadu no re-
turns since tito Inv was enactct, aud haye
treated II With silent contompt.h
Owing to changes In olilcea hero, few days'
delay Was mado, a,nl ula returus Were not %
9ur1d by law. The returu1, however, we're
shortly alter the day liked by law received BY
lIe proper officers, With explanation Ut
tho cause Of delay, aud tho penalty
, 1879-03-31
wI8C{1N9IN.

spttta, Di.pateh to Iat 1rtbans.
MILWAUKEE, Marc!, B0.-A rutnor Is prevalent
at Lacrosse that the Chicago, Milwaukee d st.
Paul Railwhy Company havo under con-
alteration tho construction Of line Of roal
from Lacrosse 10 Pratrte du Uhicn, and that tile
river-front rack II designed to furnish cou+
venicnt FIeht-of-way through the city. II is
a1su reported at Lacrosse that the railway com-
pany have purchascd the lots on Vine street, or.
pos{e the fnc.strcet station. for additional de-
pot grounds. ..
Tho Ncillsrllle {yYis,) Republican has the fol-
lowing scrap Of railway intelligence:
4 mcstlng Of TIC nirccsore of the Black nycr
the Secretary .wns Instructed 10 correspond with
pantts S m a md ~ number Of jaCrosso gentlemen II
tho completion Of tho road br them. AZ thls
to H. g. It. hssa co%ny
cyccs de'Ire to build tho road. bnt It p Mt pres.
ent unable 10 MAXI any dsanito ,propogision. The
Company Viii build tho road ia soon a. II car,
which viii be somo tttne In tho near future.
The cEscannba Iron Tor. says tilat upnn the de-
narturc Of frost from thu ground work will begin
asong the enttro line Of the Marquette 4 Mack
iuac Railroad, anl that tlle linc will be pushed
also, that narrow gauge rnlsoad IS talked Of,
to lead from valuable tTact Of trnn ,ani be.
longing to tic portngo Lake Canal Company,
In the vc!uitT Of Sec. 81. Town ~. lsargc 90. to
some point OIL Green Bay, perhaps Escanal,a.
south side Of the wcst hsnnch Of the Sturgeon
fstvcs dtstnnt IL hn air linu from Escannha about
fl{ty mics in nortflwasterly direction, and be-
tween ten and fifteen miles fron tho ncarcst
available point On tue Mcnomincc Rfrcr Kuil~
ground for The purpose Of mailing preliminary
auryAv
, 1879-03-31

There was lull after tho storm yesterday in
political circles, mid many Of tue workers seemed
10 be taking 3 rest for to-day. Such Republicans
Is were seen around were confident Of success,
and expressed tho belief that tae meetings Bat
ardaY night Ind 80 aroused TIC people that worry
low would full to vote. TAe Democ1attc brain
Sas befudlled on account OF the e1cesscs OF this
lsy before, und snors melancholy Or goonter
lot was never seen. Tom Folcy was the only
cheerful individual scen Of thut faith
whoss head was entirely cleart and
hn had just returned from visit 10
Psars, where he said ho had exercised the "tn-
, 1879-03-31
POLITICAL DODGING,

A WORD TO TIE IRISH.
The Chicago Pilot ot Saturday Inns the follow
tng sensible artic'c:
Wo understand that Carter Harrison, where ho
ns neafy ea I'll { e ai sa
support, and helr 10 elect him Mayor t'l:re would
Ing. they ean keep open al Night and all day On
Snndsys Z they clooso: on the other hand. he
hos siren IT, party to understand ta:
exist. Either o! these parties Is snro to bs i,n-
posed upon by Mr. llarsison. Dut what concerns
as as 81 tss esIs 5 q a a;
Order Of t!lbcrnians, one Q! whom {not very high
In authority elthcrl madc the Ridiculous atats
Of Cook County rsvolvod," mud that ho was going
to got every man OF them tu vote for Carter liar
Joining that Society. We believe There woro not
TN men ln that t.o Indy, sh9 formed nearly halt
that gana nd on st. na s
objects by q Tow q its officers. fho greed and
md curse Of Irish political and revolutionary Or.
ganizattons. TAeae men have not dopsh Of thought
enough to know that 1t 10 contrary 10 tho best in
ii Into American poiitcs Thesc officers forget III
thor anIioly for peFaona! M gain, TINT @ tae A,nos.
lruc friends In 1,mu Of ccl It was only tho other
day ,hut dcnntatiou tn,ost Of them Amount. Or.
a,es g & and liz IL IT,
gIaud for ,huis eaEncstrcsH In pressing upon tho
British Government 10 liborate from his long and
body, in conjunction with other societies, gave
grand rcceptton In this city a few weeks ago.
1t 10 only short time aso aimee 1t cnlno out In
and ..onoFcd Irish soldiers In America was In very
stra!ehtenea Slrcnlastnnccs.-o Journal went 10
nNnn nj nj sttIrl
aroused TO sense Of its neglect, and yaroHa wero
tho sc.emcs put furtsi to assist tl,ls valiant sol
tos'csln0 with Tho sensitive dignity Of tho
man. lie wont to Washington to aeek tho position
OF Doorkcepnr Of tho House. aud tAcro is deny
get It, bnt MI Carter Harrison was the nun to not
nnly vote againat bin. himself, hut got at leust
ye .tacrs % to DO llkewIse In favos of neatheta
these statea. This y thc man that s0me OF the Of
ncets of the lnoat 1rAIi otganzat!ons III t.lo city
tha offices he has promised thom. We know our
eountgymsn better than theso leaders
and Mankn traitors 10 the interest Of the or0ani.
cation they bolong to, we know tho rank and Go
nro honest and will spurn with tho indignation OF
their manly nasnFcs any attompt to barter away
nsa @ e. soaaas ss9a s. he an s xaa
se Gsnsse oa II ~ 10 he set
iike 10 he personal, bnt in THIS iasacu wo Think Il
ca!n. to control !ho lsaI vote Of thls c!y, and he
poftloneA OUT ios them, Frank Agnew. for THO
'4unlim.tcd sntnenca" ha- wleida, ~ to 10 made
Ghius Of ru!tee. " eannot refrain from rema!ktaa
misfortune never befell Chicago. fot w know th'a
man to bo yol Of al busincss iouor, anu to hsyo
very respectable widow Of former partner OF bts
~ tho contracting business, who IL now s4tlerlng
through hts want Of fairness. Mr.. Patrick
1ot ia 10 be Csptain at tho Union Street Station.
, 1879-03-31
EXIT NI,QuLLOuaII.

John Mccullough last night At 1Iayerly's
closed the most successful cnEa9c!ncnt lie has
set played in this city, not alouc from Il luan-
claE point Of v1ew, but ho has made au tmprcs-
sion upon Our tieatrc-gocrs which will be Of
good service to him In tho future. The public
mud tho press have unanimously assigned HIN a
posttion which ho novcr before held in critical
estimation here. and this place 1e has not won
by the clap-trap schemes OF advertising inlulgel
III moro or less by almost every prominent ACTOR
Or aetrcss upon tho American stage,
but BY his own ability. ne never loses
alt hts wardrobe from the theatre;
teYcr allows tbs horse to run away with him
md Utmost plunge him down ynWntng ahysa;
keeps us far away from tho chronic interviewer
as possible, nn,l, In Blort. as far % possible
holds his private life thing apart from his Oh.
1igat[ons to tho public. For all Of which he has
10 be thanked. The performance of last eyan'
come identified. This evening be plays In St.
rau1, Minn.
, 1879-03-31

"pinafore :" this wcek at McVickcr's Theatre,
Chicago, by tho Dun company; at nam!in's,
Chicago, by tho Pauline Mar.han Company; ut
the Broadway, New York, by tie Church Choir
Company; Of Lie Gcrmanta Theatre, New York,
III Gcrman; ut tho STANDARD Ihcatro, Now
York; ut the San Francisco Minetrcls. New
York; at tho Broad Street Theatre, Philadelphia
by Ford d z,tnnerman's Company; atthe North
Broad Street Theatre, Philadelphia, by ]. g.
Croesby's American tonne Opera Company; at
hY The Glover English Opera Couipany; at tho
Gurmantn ri,eatre. Pn[laaclpa,l In German; at
the Park Theatre, Phlladclphin, BIZ AcDo9ougn'a
y1llc Company; at thu Gaiety, boston, bv
La,lsent's FIFTH Avenue Company: At the Acad-
omy Of Music. Buffalo, bv ,hc savlllo English
Opcra Company; ct ehelby's New Adclph',
Buffalo; ut Furd's ualtl1nure, by tho Carncross
AIinstTels; at Omaha, by ":2O noted artists " i;
and the wooda aro full Ct them bcs!les.
, 1879-03-31

httnctlvo Democratic right i" To vote tho party
Ticket wherever l,o could by participating In u
Democratic primary. Ite knew nothing OF tho
nftY niltloos here, but hts su9Qcs!!on IN refer
~ THAT gould ho learned from other sources. is
nbout all tle Republicans have to fcar. There
e ~ t1ou6t but tho 1enoclate Intend 10 90 al!
lley can IN the cxcrc!ss Of their "rlgtta," asnl
n n no ofsr way ean sy or do ify opn to
majority In the city.
The candidates r1lntlo themselves scarce during
the day. Atr. Wright .droppci down TO tic
utaMl Pacific iii the afternoon mud snent an
hour with somo friends Mr.. llarriaon waa
'at homo" to Il largo number of strikers md
followers. anl entertained them roynlly, and
Nr. Eelpp is fat.l to hhvc been busy ranvaas-
inH tiG Irish wards, irving 10 overcome the et-
tect Q! his conduct. during tho week IN making
friends think, however, tt!at II he had started
out on ffis concil!atorY mission bpforc he nntlo
the plumbers ho has It would have been lcttor.
a. 'te several headquarters e!crsthng was
1ulct+ md business was suspended at all except
Tho nollcy-sflop n,.i Socialists. At tho former
there Was mcrting OF the "ward captains " and
% ALMOST interrnlnablo wranglo over the work
to be done Tuesday tn tile wards. Tho only
u. Mas that tlic party nanagcts were poverty
stricken, nlHl since tliclr candidate for Clty-At-
torneY Ind failed to come around and sec them
they Ind 6ronped him through spite aud Dut
rtye tho Coonei ot ,ca.t n i,osn,, ynters ti,c nd.
Yantnre NJ ti1r otlrr iSnnihiican rantjiiatcs. At
tia Soriatfst hcola,nrtsrs In ralhin wcra
Jronni,,T in nni n1t. nnfl those talked to
wero Gloomy, They sati they had no hops
Of Mailing a jdrea ytto nor yei OF ctccting as
mnny hif}trmcf, n. thry ind conntci m. h1tt
thev wa,tlsI stir!x ia th,r ticket thrnurl, ih!ck
aid thin. Ihcy salfl ihc Democrats had been
inak!ng oTsrtnres tg Them locking to the e With.
wnul,i mt iisr"n IN ih"n' fnr III, r'.asnn t,at
thcy co,,l1 mt smonorY Harrtson, who ;j1sy re-.
rnr!lc1 ns n scomitniist., II nri m, cncmr II the
wnrkinrmcn. Thev conceded tho clcction of
Iii. Whit hv hni1,lso,no majority. siI.ca thev
iii mi. srnect to flrnw frnm his yote' nn iaupi
cd nt' the Democrats who were pfctcadinT 10
thmk ntherWtsn. '7 ~
MEETINGS..
A r,oa.otve1 psn,,h,tro,, c,oo,i,, n,s ,o,;,
eeoa,ss.sa ASpaeErS1n HeSi'ne is "as heH.
yesL"iaaY ai1gEnoom " fosas @ nai!, e9sSer Noata
s,.,e u & sno.s ,sor risa 81, ~ SeGt u $
brcS.ucu' H.1 sHpseenes "t.9 aiMuc w A9t ~ T.
IH; IEt'gMct. w w. Ancoaotu etMnE, nuu AlF; "
". nooa1mMn: .tol. otLHlI,!ns I'LL sPoRe III YET
, 1879-03-31
SPORTING,


19CIT0N.
EyASsv11LE, Ind, March 3o.-1he partner.
ship Of II. J. sarecant and paul Doyton tcrnl.
mated by mutual agreement with thu entertain
ment here this aftcritabn, Louis O'Shaughnessy,
prcss agent, Harry l1ustea. business manager,
and Capt. Johu liaslio, Of Sargeant's stall. Wllo
bad probably coH,o down 10 look into thu future
other points, n,l.l Doyton will continue lls yoy-
aga to tllu Cult accompanied, III before ho
reached ClncinuutA only by Creemlau, OF tue
Eew York LerdtG
, 1879-03-31
DRAMATIC NOTES.

41hfAA+A AAN +tS = A1-'$
Tho "Plaasore" matinee OH Saturday ut
McVicker'a was attended by l,050 people.
r1orc Ia IN ccrta,uty at a|l of Harry Beckott,a
T,,,. - nf.ar ,hts .o..on
lcA'"'s "a'schs ins"'t' "'so' ''''s ooas'n'
Next season W. L. Sheridan, who haa been
leading mnu Of the Chestnut for three seasous.
viii star
"A' -. ..s..,,. n,ou uo,o,,,,,,. .a,,u ar.
evening IN Ills crcation OF Com, the shaug!,-
ra,,n. Thc a,oport ia said to lo from Nrw
VIII ~''e 'eT' ~ 1'o"
.... .....,
.t1eet W noys hava n now a.iIMration~l1W H.
Ji,uoncjllpi it takes tic place Of something
sion p}ay ~ ia :" not muraI arsnt"l S : '7'
A. A. ~ ;, = r s,roon, v.r'ouslv s,v,.a TIM ,xr.
prcssbo, the li.!lcint'gablo, ttie m M Ml,ldom!table
sGoat OF Mod]saKa. saSa ~ y G1o s'o aaeaa this
eeart, plus. as' III: Countess bozenta have stood
him III gooa Stcaa. ... ...
auf1car At the Aurora iilii Unere. IIouso Il,
1.-Two Womcn,n uIu tomorrow Ia J" alouay.H
, 1879-03-31

2l,1Gi u The Ctrrut Court, Judge Booth gave m
instruction In writing n tie Hurry tn Fsb. ~,
lh19, to the effect TINT nm affidavit t'f a chal.
lenged voter, nwDru before Notary Public who
resided uui Of tlIs clcctfnl preclnct whcro the
yptc wRs offered, wus gooi for nothing, Hrc The
files Of thnt case. JudGcs Of election are bound
III faw to administer oatl,s II II is demanded.
j, A. OWEN,
, 1879-03-31
CASUALTIES.

KILLED ny 4 FALLING TREE.
spectas INsnatch sa TAa 7rttuae.
GRAND RAPIDS, M!cb., March GA special
to the GRIND Isapids Time from Howard CITY
says that Andrew Aloinc, lumbcrsnan Mt
Blanchard Station, was killed by falling tree
this morning. His remains are to TO kcn to
Mart!u, AtlcEan County. his home, for burial.
Hu leaves wife and children.
, 1879-03-31
REMEMBER IT.

3FtoQFE9s
Cu1oAuo, March 2g.-lt IL OF Importance that
It should he vel! understood before Tuesday
that, under Sec, 60 Of tho Election law OF I'LL.
uois, no onc eau administer an oath to chal.
Hanged voter but Judge Of election or IN officer
authorized 10 administer oaths nho r<atdss 4t .ha&
stseli0n 1istrict or precinct.
Judges Jan1son and Booth have each 20 held.
In tho case Of Buudlo 70. Rust et al., .Gen. No.
, 1879-03-31

11Eal@t
The Transportation Association Viii hold
meeting at tl,a Grand Pacific Hotel IN this city
nort Wednesday tn TAXA nctiou In regard to tina
s,. =, M .,,i,a ,t,,,o,s AMI .,.c r. roo.rd ~
,hc oct,nn NJ ,hc pcoria lines In sailing tickets
nj jcns than Il certs t,er milo.
- ....., ...,....u,. a., ...,.,.
tncLe ~ .tute nmsiEs .His ~ es,ia. -. ~
teIctrapaed lroHl opElnsAplu' oasuIuaf. TINT
III. p!ncksio'ic 'lau tenterea his rese.tetloh as
President VI tic IT. Louis ~ Anon ltoaa otl de-
count OF u difference Of opinion hetwcen him
tcIf mud eotuc OF the Directors regarding the
Kausas City extension. What prompted tho
aondtnr II fhe ,}tsnnfrh il r1nLrown
eee""t' " '"s "'oF"'." 70 o"A0""'
It Is stated tint the Pennsylvania railroad
C4,mpany intend establishing ine Of steam
shlps between New York aud Europe at au
oarfv ,,ntr' Ifhe {:nmnany ia nov arrauYcinr
- h!,tn t,rc ohinonrris egrs I i'm feet lam, l,v
10 Tao+ ...tdn o,H lam nnnt1f,f to ont ~.
fsroesf go nc,o " sfe.rner Wien loadsti. There viii
be long pier GetHceH lhese t"o eHs'a's, upo,