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, 1880-10-28

ITEMS.
Mr.. N. N. Fnrney, c.lItnr Of tho Railroad
Gnzc'tt, nnd oHe of tho bust mechanical TIL
RfnGcrs n tho country Is IN tho city to write ZIP
tho two now pnsscl'aur dcpots for Ills paper.
Mr.. u. r. stills, 0cncra Ticket mud Passenger
Agent Of tho burlington, Ccllnr itapI,!s& North-
erIs tMlrmld. Informs connecting l'nrs tlNit tho
l'iGi!lc Division Of his run hs tpncr co,lplstpd
ti, .' "Ge;HSd ~ rnr ,sess e !nwn FAlls H. dune.
tu that point rlnecl un saac.
Commissioner J. W. Mtdgoy, Of tho so,tth-
western lsailwHy AssUciati1n sst,ed tho follow
tng eIrcn!ar yester'luy: :" Tic rntc on grlEt, TO
St. I.m,is III t;encriI Agents Clrc,iar No. -.
sent. ~, is hereby ubro4atc'l. ltHtes NJ Hiynu III
tnrllr EI hy H. will npply to tariff r.tcs on ull
E 4syio,,. y has SsS e. Nm a acnly
Air. Alfred White. t'encrni Western AtnnnEcr
Of tho Wagner S!espIuE:Cur Company. h,.s r.,-
Turned ftnln lhllEul, Wh!lv thUse lu Succeeded
L mIl'E W!.n , nlol ~, fnr 'is Conpany X tlo 81.
M Western lines. rho si!ous viii i,s tn, ts!rn"d
yt ,tr :" . ae rSasn Ms4r cW n M Wiro Sn @ % b.
tuntnnt of tho E0tipnny.
\ lnornln1 pal,cr gave tho astounding, In
formutton yesterday ttat tito supreme Court
@ es s & tSe ws1ses ia II ,s inst o iKo
S.oro rrg'lr.nE tho nt,,U,ltit III ,ln,llaxcs lilo
fnrtter ii I" ply, !" tlg latter Company fur
nl!Aers nr tho Western ivltNiIn say tho Supreme
Court hnE tlr1le no such thing, . n nut likely
tn; thn facts lre thnt the l.sku shore llns MP
plh't! ttl thu salrrctne Court Tor snjcrs"tlcuE
,1. ns l'opn KrAlltc,l icasS to nrE1e tho mo slon
i4r al,ci proceeding ooforo thAt Court nuxt
Tho lunb,cs of thu arond 1,ac,t,o 1totn, ,voro
crowded. iii div yusieutnv viii t;snnr,.t Grrivht
Arutts nh, Ntnm,,n,~ ~ fMst' Yrst,.s,t f,,n..a
Ties" gpntiut1,r,, r1np b"rc ta nl ti'a r,,~I1lmr
uionthly nlHe'ng. Of tho fat- freight Inns rum
ninE nver F'lialurhllt's roa1s n',u TUG Eric, tor
tho pnrpnse IF autt'nW nccnnnts. All tle busi-
ness tr1lIlsnctesl yustrnty was of rnltlno char
Hetcr. ~ tho mrst!,is to-day Mr.. FInk's circ!l-
allowed to Etva ths,lRl rntea on cntt.Iu s,gyuIli
y. lh,l'~ Is to eotiu mp for discussion. ~ lllp
ltnn9 leu,lfpH Glst frt,ui 1T. Louis do not tnkB
kiuy t1 tho arrauYe.Mcnt,
in r,u,r,1 In tho nrnnosc1 Ero ,t,y,,lo,,
,rii.,,, III h ~ x,. 'n,.a ,,..oi FTP ~ .v, =,
lasE ' XVI, ~ liz ~" ,M."ts a,a,s " "M ts,t
r"poriur snat tho ,anit"r hMs nat It. nran % i,t.t.
e"tjxs. Wilt uM"ihcs H mau,rr - ,,f VIZ i,c NJ jnar 1,
asx..r,s, Will nn,a s,t;vet.%ss. tat to ' ,,r',.
In" i,r,tnr,0% ~ .tH.x H.. mnt NIL. n 1H' ,in ~
, 1880-10-28
TIE ,lsIIIkE.

LONDON. Oct. Ss.-At tho Newmarket Ho,gh-
ton meeting today tho i,ewbt,tHt pate race for
s-ycar-oids w,ls won by BAL GIL; Nrly sccuntl,
md ui!ttur third. r. Lorlllurls Dakota was
among tho starters.
The Now Nursery stnkes for 2-year-ol,ls wns
won by JR1nes Il. kccne's Don Futanu; 3tnzurkn
secunl. mi Street Ar,ll' tili.rt Niue sturtcrs.
TntM0aae made the cunning. followed by Street
Arab u1id tsola slalre. Thu sectnd LOT was heud-
I'll by fh,u Fulan,. On entering Abingdon DIp,
iHtn MHdrp wits shut n. Dun FutIin, nlwIys
huFfnu the bust of MnxHrltn, won by lalltt II
third.
.l'nov,pEsog. Oct. 7.-At n prlynte trInl ut
by'H tr,,tser lilly H., viii. u running matc, 1nlIe
u mile In nsl;5as,
, 1880-10-28
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.


ions II. OnEnLY, Of Cairo, is Mt the Palmer.
GAIT. Rufus PARKS, u. s. N. Ia at tho Paci-
nc.
IosErn N1MAo, Jn-, Of Washington, IL at tho
Pntmcr.
GtonuE A. BatonT, u. s. N, and wife. arc at
tho Palmer.
E. r. i. noss. Of New Orleaus, Is t.opping ut
tho Shcrtnuir.
flt,Ltr .tfI.EN, .1R., Postmaster Of Mineral
Point, Wis, Is ut the fremont.
y. ". nESros md tau,iy, Of itrookllnc, Mass.
arr dusniced nt tho Trrmont.
wARi.ES T. LELAND. Of Albnny, mud Watrcn
Lclnnd, Of Ling Urunch, nrc ut tho 1'nlincr.
!. X. WARNER, ngcnt OF the Great Western
Dispatch, ht vt. Louis, Is guest nj tho Palmer
1Iouee.
No. to wEsr MADISON STREET. referred to In
yestcs!ay's TRIBUNE rs n lo'g Ing. house, Is
boarlNlg-housp.
JupoE ISAAC II. Kxox. Of 81. Louis Juttgo ).
Unr,lct, Ut Clnunrasi. md .InHr u. u. .G'lsler-
bill. Ut Dnllns City, Toxas, nre ut tho Pl1citlc.
TME temperature yssterMy. aa observed ,r.
ty Mannsse. "rticIan. y Madison street. inin-
IL IL, d. II" n" i; $;a: u + ' +, % H. s.:sa. ''
THE Doyle caae comes up ut II o'clock this
mnss oks sthef f n csse. Errv viii T' o
hand. Mr. IDylr was ont rnr n walk yesterday
with 0ttttur HILL. Ut tho atcrct Service.
HsSny FuSSEtL. Ocnesai superintendent,
and l.. T. s1aise!y, 6GhetMI fpeifht Aseh ~ tno
Ehitago y tthN ~, ifMnH it"sstsHM; aSA ~ -:
fnuthni1 Hctlera' r!ekct htlti tfciKnt naa1.t ~
the lnienrG. New A4p@t'S q l'ous'1le 1Aa1toH"'
afo ut tic tle1aoht' ..'
=, THE Archbfshnp or St: ltonilaeG. Manitooa;
tho ltGS. =. Antallae. ~ slnhtfea!s INC ICY; j..
sasaeste' ~ nusoe1: tn9 tGs. X. h.. aii. MTS .,.
Hnil' o. New tnrk; anu tilo !ttt. nF: ~ m. ia
Mef, Vi Ne" oF.pahs' tefe H'"pp1hE Ill iho 'Ac''t"
TirE horses Il, the Fire Department arc n.et-
cd "a sOuIu extent with the rt,ty,GHfr tut Mar
st1uI as..ftt. stated Tint tut,e ,,f tho tYrs wrrc
rei:ot,s Thr cxpryss Mtu sttrpi. ear companies
report considerable "colRhlslK.'' lr. Jsnwct,. f
rIr Fire Department. Huys tiGlt tho tlisc4lse II
iuh1, 10 tNuch tho horses lungs before 1t ts
oyar,
,<,.. r., ..- , =,
-.ttAhtts u tSChs nEnGtn itInt"etE M.!n -.
Menailngn, HetGtht So,g'tpF, u vi tae % %ssnvMa1
HIHllo arnnh M ttnltunn,r ,r ~: y. , HE.s. ute'M' y
Surir,,s. General Freight Agent III The Grent
Western IiR,ir1nld, urtst L, $. tlc,nntson, Cen
crul Passenger Agent Ut tho UK1ct,sburx &
~ 60, ,,..,,...,.., - ~ Ats
~. =; IAhMAGE. nenctat Nsila2ero tne M1s1
souri Paclt!c Rntls!h'Ms r. -; thr,i. ntnernl
EhesehEer NRent ., tho ,auuu'tM l''sS: ~.
vniihfu. EeMelnl snnaGes -. ,u1 t1T '"1t,s.iii sii
Southesn fEel3nt Ling, tuclen NUS HsIisr,n
esoshesH NnlvoHI; aTl ". IL; Met'o!!, Msuer.st ~!
Ftci9ht 1.9slit " lno llan"p"' ." 'osep' "Fe
at tue PHclhc'
FoLjt,y1su is tto list Ut duttublc goods to-
oe!ycti nj tho Custtn- iiuuso yeatur,IitF; y, II,
Dukrnstu, II tiurks ulurblr: t., Fl. Aitu1fnc, j
Emi,lpat,y. casc in6els: ". i. Unotniun. c,s,.
,.t,tu1 ~, i ii ErI,.ti,
, 1880-10-28
RAILROAD HIGHT OF WAY.

Special Correspondence 81 The Chicago Tribune.
fpl1Sar1ELl,, Oct. .6.--Tho Stnte Of 1i.lnoIs
bonsta that It hHs oro miles Ut rn!trat1 Truck
within Its borders than uny other Stuto IN tho
UnIl. though IN population II rAilks 0t,ly third
nr fourth. rWr's MNnuAl 0f Railroads for 1871
shnws TINT tho Stute Ut New York, with hunrly
Or t,ulte toahe our population. lls 5,ts'0 miles
of ralrtntl., and thlt Pennsylvania bus COLO
MILES. Ohio, whose population IS t,onry tho
sHmio aa ours, has 6,lhl miles. Thcsu figure.
weru Mll prepared for tho lst IT .aau,Iry. lH7D,
and tlnuhtIrsa many mlcs hnvo boon built III
each OF thGsu Suites 6Lnca thnt tttID.
Tho ,lsses 1nlcnt ut rAllroud property taa1e BY
tho StAtD l}uar1 nt Equalization ut Its session
lust closed was inaiu I'll SWORN statements
fs,tn tho ra'irtNttl compantGa, AnGl tho tables
al,w that nstlu from tho Illinois Cuntrn, lsnit-
rt,atl thcru wcro in tho State Muy !,
1HAl, 0,StD miles aud LIN leet Of III ain
truck, I'LL miles aud ~. foot nf
Eeeti,Id mnin trnuk. anil 1,li5 tnllcs and 1,Eal!;
feet or slide dr lursnlt trucks. III this should
lo aticd for tho Ge,IEnl Dls mics md h.s feet
Ut innin - miles ntnf a,1si feet Of sccund ,nnin,
md III miles nna 4,Sas feet of sldo, tulklig tho
gan' tonl Ut v:sf H,tloa mud s5So.i scet Ut ral-
rnasl truck Ut al! kinds.
Tho liHtl,lg and asaessngut of this vast prop
crty !sA work Ut great magnitude ana ts Is-
trustca " lAw, except m rcgarla tho ltEInnlR
Central, And NJ regards rHll cAtntG Dther thnl
rMilronl tracks, to tho StAte loAra Of E,luallza-
ton.
TIM ILI.sNtls 0ExrttAL ttAiLHf,Ap
puyes III liun 1f ull uthur tnxus lhtA tho State
Treasury bemt-annllMly7 per cent Of Its urt,ss
eurAtlxs. The payments SO llat1 and tho Hrnss
enrnt.1YA reported unteur nHtl1 by tho nificera be-
luwiUx tahtU complied trolu the reuords Ut tho
Hlatu Audltor'a utflco;
, 1880-10-28
rII1LAnE1trI1tA N REAp1Nu.

PHrLAnELrIttA. Oct. 27.-lt Ia utulrrstno1 that
n large number ut tho consolidated n,nrt1liyc
bonl!hohlrss nf tho Philadelphia & IlnaslEng ltnt-
ronh Company hnvo nnt!tie,l the Fidelity Trt,st
iustr.lncu & Safn Depnslt Cumpany tthutr
nf tho tlhltgAttnlia or tor nirtgnue ~ rgytlr.i3
tho. sinking Iilnst, which hHs beun suspended
since 1919. Tho nlnputt dua On this ~ about
IT. .t(X1(fEt - --
, 1880-10-28
PHI DELTA THETA.
III pECEN TT1E I'M
Spse{df pfspdffh to The CAjtdoo Trfb1!n,

Special Dfspdtfh to The Chicago Tribune.
1NptASArt1.IR, Ind. Oct. o7.-Thc Phi i)cttn
T'lntu Convention elected tho following officers
tlEIs AFTERNOON: President. GnorFo 1santu,
FRANKLIN, Ind; Vice. Presidents \. 6. Mrt,n,t-
!Gy. AltnolI, i'a.. nttd i. C.. isc1, stGte Line,
ttsn W.; Assistant HrtrctAry. a. q. Foster. !m-
hulnpoiis: Grnrd 1ianker, C.. j. HGst,i!E. shtp-
plnsburE. pn.: Chaplain. tho ltcr. Robert Ali
ugrsu,, Fulton, 3to.
, 1880-10-28
THE .FAit-1yEST.

SrecIal nl1Mleh 10 Tht Chteapo TrdhunA.
Sioux CITY, ill.,. Oct. :7.-A contractor t,st In
frotn tho Hack Hills line OF thp Chicago Mil
whukee & st. Taut says the track III down thirty
miles west Ut lin River, md II waiting OH tho
1radcs. Thnro Is nl,,cl. hcisy grading to do yet
nehr tho Missouri llIytr. It Is doubtful if tho
rt,Mtl rcMces tho river this scasan tli nceount
OF inability to Kct lrsHn. The track Ut tito Sur.
folk ltnc Ut the Sioux City & Nt.trlskn Will INT
y. hAt1 Until spring. Trick -lHyinx u tho DnH
'i'c NJ tho Baine ruatl hns nlt been tunu but tc,l
milca, -
, 1880-10-28
CHICAGO THIRD NATIONAL.


Srtttat Dsra.eh to 7as Chicago Tytonn<+
WARn1Snrns. II. C., Oct. c7.-Tho caaa nf 1'ot-
ter, executor III tho catntG OF Il. II. Ward versus
Tho Third NAttunn! Hank nf Chicago WIS IN
hcar;nE In the unltcd stntca Supreme Court to-
Tiny. tirt,lvu Wiltlri nprrartrt for plaintiff ~
error tho Wnrirsntr, mil A1cssrk. Thompson asll
lMnt tnRton ". .Jaclss'u FOR tlefcndu,l~ III errDr,
Tho .rauA. Tho argument will continue tn-innr-
rt,w. Thp a.itt wnA brought ftr II tAlnncn nf
s,,.,,n s:7tksl uf n INN eihtnr,i 10 t,vs ',rs,,
mule by tho ttnl,k to wnrl in April. 1911.
IN st.nib eullntHrsl notes TN which Wart
wna intlnrxrr. TlIu bnnk obtained Judgment
III .tnly. lH1T. cntnl1,g tu t4enser M tho Kri,i
tint tho hunk ithne t., Wurl. at,tl nls 0t TIM
srn'tt'i Tint wnrsi wna lfat'e III n1hracr VI tho
Gtllllnrn1 tlotra. TIC rAtnts tnkrs ten excet,-
tiola. t,nny to tho uicn,l.s,Vs nl rulings of tho
Ctttrt. The attorneys Of tho hank Gnnt thlcntlr
a,,vrr il,r tmt,tluy, whic, w0,ld cnallo tho lie.
Gofvgr to pay mother dividend.
, 1880-10-28
PRESENTATIONS,


Special Dispatch 10 The thieapn Tribune.
TotEIt, D., t)ct. .7..Tho Key. fjr. II. ". tInc0n
having res'Hne.l Tho pRstnratc nf Tho Wcstlt!n.
sler Church. M Ibis city, nnl uccertc't tint Of
tho First Congregational Ch,,rGa, ut TNrre fIn,tc.
cnsInn this evening to present him with M tie
s,nt golt]-ltel,lc,! eatsr. n1it tho members nf
tho congregation presented him with Il InnEnl-
cent rhsl hl,IitnH-cnsc watch: mil Ills Wifi,
ftnn tho la'iErs of tho rllarrc, received purse
of Ei1) In rs,tu.
, 1880-10-28
SUNDAY-SC1IOOLS.

TIE international S.lnday. SGhot,l Lcssot, Com.
usittco, tu prcIaro worlds system ~ uniform
sHntnS- scttaA lessons fnr sasc, years, fruln 1880
IL lsat. sutt ut tho Pacto tiotcl to seloct tho
lt'ssnt tor tho Your lsa:. This tausmltlcu ls
composed Ut fourteen distinguished gentlemen,
n!tet of thaln ctergyluen, sron the uu!tca States
e11 Eanada. Atth9 HlGrttnY tn-dny Twelve wcrU
prvs1nt, The Itev. ]. II. VihcsuL u. D., Meth
, 1880-10-28
THE RAILROADS.
Western Managers Trying Hard to
Patch Up a Peace.
War Rates 10 Ut. Louis md Kansas City
Likely 10 Dc Permanent.
Additional facts Regarding Tho Business oi The
Pennsylvania Road.

.,.x,,,x,. .s,r,,,,, ,,,.z.,
ns. 49,, sa,,,n,.. ,"a',,,,,ss .a,,, ,.orv
kln.l,y tu tho enssfuatiust they rcrnivr IN ycs-
tc,4lnys TitturAE for their Inconsistency II, MD
ins md a'ett','s rca1pass an.' .uc',lators now
making II II nlslc,,lcnnor for any ono not rrx-
,'a[y ,s.;, nr'e ~ 0ren. 10 a. e'se 4 y ,r.
made mtst.ke when they t,''le.l to rrnse M tor 70
cts. BECAUSE un,or tho existing INV ttcy c,n,h,
not nllow tickets to 10 soi,l by o,itstcrs, mud
hence sho''nl acce.sarlly 's'ako rrovla!ons ror
thor redemption nrtnrr restoration or fdrnor
rntcs ctttd IN, thought u!.
I'll. o@cr". r., Managers and ooaeral pa'ssFss
.sRsnts ~ ''e 'as.nms r'as interested " tn's
a,sr hss' sst,s @ yssG'sy n r. G"%,!s- in
n %, at n ,o %
woro prsse,,t ]. G. 0ault, ii. 9. Towusc,,l, mud
Gcorgc II. DanIcls Of tic wal,n.h; j. Z. Me-
Potter md 1a,ncs Il. woo'l. Of tho Hurting
ton; ton; + , F. Tucker and A. H. t%,son , ot the so ILL.,
t.nan,Io" ] - ,,n t,.,,n.1 .s.'so. =, y cnI'io
ena.' @ =. ..' .ho s.ss"s, .nIe IT. H. :" +, au.o
nett md ". a. 'rhrn1t uf The Snr.hwcs,crn; n,ld
Commissioner j. ". ,tNluIuy, Ut tho suutIl-
wssser' halfway Assue'aiioi,..
In the sr,lsstnIl If tho complications. All pres-
ent AWrerd TINT It would not 10 p4ss*ib1c ~ tnlrry
New Ynrk, a',,' that somuth!ns SHOULD ho t,ono
ut nncr IL prevent Mnotllcr waF. Hut tho Hrent
au,ty K %s s to aa p y wsh ~ The eo;,i S
ests r. I.rnH'ilizc Tic illinois CSatral people
sse YE s e sa se @ SSt c ,hs *a SSM
to the Interests oE their rt,a!s, md they ssohl
, 1880-10-28

Si~tiaf ptspatrh 10 The Chieneo 7rtbtne.
LAFAYETTE, lnt1., Oct. ..7.-Tlore wus nothing
now 1T tho Luke Eric t. Western fsnlrou.l war
OIL rites ut this p0!ut. rtln TRIBUNE reprn-
sentative wa+ anfSFtncd TINT rho " wilr wins still
progressing With no new Developments"
, 1880-10-28

III, I'M ~ ~ n;.n m T., -, - ,ns;it,,t,,m
na. y Ky ~ " g ny,, !,,;n;, . xrr o
hr,,,,Kht 70 cansent 10 M sltcrat!son q lint
t III Ir., @ ~, nu H.. % @ ,- Y
whc Mt e';t t r rns ,s nr s"bmt . "a tho prcsent
system oi t"xhuoh.
ASSESSMENT oT THE oT''E't hAts'noAfs.
ilcnt nf thu property bct,r,u!iu To tho other
sixty -hye ruiirsu,i corporation. fur 1s&s Tint
aEs.ua:si tt s.sst, tais IT + tS sS "rriy tr
lS* pnrt nf this t,Gr,se "a accounted fur l,Y
tine .,,r9'n*cl s,a'iaai ca.lsc iy liz ,u'.nnraI
5 III "nnr an .'ftd s n u ~ n''1'.S liz % H Ss Ssss
snt # % r,! ess !. "rsh. q %" ss,
nkli,sl tllrs, companies o,l if ucrnu,its Is tai
pty ,t.tle. vitl assessment ny nsatM truck. Ss1,-
iS; # aus .SfS! s1n a *s,s5. s@G. ~ sf%Sk
property nssps*c,l l.y lurn Asscssurs, *..7Gk1s4.
1.s ,r,oadi.,ni,. ~, t,at H., a,,,tors
n ~, H,r.",,, IN, ..icr ,yh 'Mis ts @ vr,.nt t,s
er,y !: ass,sse.! snl apia,rt!ansi IL III .ovsral
@ tg UNI ~ ~. ~ nv, .n,s u I.
i""n,Is a.. s,rmf rnrr srI,,i,s r., Iuvo iurm tmkru
~ ,i',ti,u fhn n,,nr.. slaht nxamtnn,I,n wiii
'w scc. III Il requires every person mud corporation
t" thn aM,atv III Gisrks a. tte cosi,,s m t,,xi,
wlIch the nal rt,ns st,t,wit,s tic property it'll
" " ,F. s n ~ Ty a 'e mi x! trnn, nj tr,ks v % N , ~"
cUtsy. u III Unr ctr town, aid viiiaEo III stcii
eSIty tSr,,.sh Sh|ct r r',gi @ siv!"F
trEct atlti tic number Ut lerrs therrni Sec 43
pr"yl,ics tint ssch right Uf why, icl,nl,lsg tho
or t.,r,tt.,ts ard te stntlnt, md Inprnvrncns
tl.crcoi, shall be be!A g D. r,l cstn,e fnr ~
nd "i sSs t. d ~ s'e a vc Ffa"d ad
shuIj bc tcscrlhC,, III tho nsscss;,,a,t thereon M
xtrEp 1f lind extending o,, e,cll tt,lc u suci,
, 1880-10-28
lake ERIE IL WESTERN.

TOtEM,. O.. Oct. FIT. ". Smith, General
1'tsseuKer Agent Vt tho Lake ErIa & Western
ln'wny, II In tin city Tonight, completing ur-
rnnHcmens fnr placing tito tickets OF tlle rt'atl
nr tho road tn-!nnrrsIw teGln tho sntn Dr tickets
f,s,ln Toledo to knt,s,ls City ut $fj; round trip,
, 1880-10-28

-c,..,.. .
Arise'a lasents. Nj. i turk roM. 1'uesuny evening
Iet. =. ~ The Hey. III. 1syur Mt snm i: Anderrn
and Miss IictlU J. Wheetcs. both Ut ch!caRU. Nu
GIIttip,
, 1880-10-28


The Chicago y Alton continues to boo1n,"
aud still rcposts large incrcnYo III curnlngs
eFery week. Its gross earnings for the third
wook In October wexs xs1Assl. showing au Iu.
, 1880-10-28
ARl,Hs,ll }x1hf


TIE EN1lI FUsalttlNY Er0nl th09O paynieIlta To
" ~ ngart @ ~ 1 thn consttutlon f2r thu painent
Mlcht Ut tho urtt[ilntr expenses 0f tho StAto
G4yctGInunt. Within Il year or two t4p State
!ebt VIII h4vo been wiptal nut. and it " Vxp9ctcd
thn trstnnry exponse4 ot tho Statu.
,Iha punlta iA nii cAtly taMltIar With the cont
pla1ut tnuiIo w thu cuuntcA. towpyhtps, 4t1u
, 1880-10-28

Cnl!u,ltnnn hna arrived here. Tho mt amount
ruccIvctl hy the 1prnI t31vDrnMcHt for tho TNFl6
$i,O0O,NN llan Is $.l,77l,GM.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-06

CoUGHs.-"Brown Bronchial Troches
are used with advantage to alleviate cough,
sore throat, hoarseness and bronchial affec-
tons. For thirty years these Troches have
been in use, with annually increasing favor
They are not new and unt,ied but, having
been tested by WIDE and constant use for
nearly an entire generation, they have at.
tanned well.merited rank among the few
staple remedies of the age.
The Browns Bronchial Tro.
ches' act directly on the organs of the
voice. They have an extraordinary effect
in all disorders of the throat and larnyx, re-.
storing healthy tone when relaxed, either
from cold or over-exertion of the voice, and
produce clear and distinct enumeration.
Speakers and singers find the Troches use
full.
A Couch, Cold, CATARRH of sore throat
requires immediate attention, as neglect Of
tentimes results in some incurable lung dis
eases. Browns Bronchial Troches" almos,
invariably give relief. limitations are offer.
ed for sale, many Of which are injurious
The genuine Browns Bronchial Troches"
are sold only in boxes.
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
CONTINUED FROM SECOND PAGE. !


the negative. The result would be not
merely matter of honor but of self-lnter-
est. There were only 100000 slave owners
IN the south before the war--a very small
proportion Of the total voters. Twenty.
years have since passed and the negroes
also are voters, Of the slavc.owncrs them
selves few would vote for such an unjust
payment The men who have grown up and
acquired property since slave times would
not be taxed for such q purpose and the
negroes would vote against it. Thus if the
matters were left to the decision Of the
South norebel claim would be paid, and SO
those people at the North who pretend
TO be alarmed have even less cause for
alarm than they thought they had. When
1t is added that the fourteenth amendment
20 the constitution eifectually bars such
claims, that General Hancock, if elected
president, would veto them if presented to
hllh, and that no Southern congressman
who would vote for them would meet the
approval Of his constituents think the
subject is disposed Of Really, the rebel
claim cry was 50 absurd that il Is sad
commentary upon the degree Of intelligence
attributed by some Northern Republicans
TO the people that it had to be put down. Z"
General Gibson further said that the
south has no schemes Of any kind on hand.
She discovered by the result OF the war
that as an enemy, the north is too strong
for her and she wants to be in the Union
for her salty and comfort and honor and
glory, and under the protection Of the con
sutution her people wish simply to pursue
the ayocations Of peace. Said General
Gibson: Il have received as high honors
as my state and city could possibly confer
upon me- | ain provided for in advance
Tor nine ycars-in congress until 1888, and
then IN the senate until lSS0-and think
that may speak for Louisiana, if not for
me whole south. Ny views have ALWAYS
been freely expressed and they
were well known in my state before the
honors referred TO were conferred
upon ne am hard-monev
man aud am opposed to reputation IN any
form voted in 1876 againts the repeal
OF the resumption act and Louisiana an.
proved my conduct. am in favor of re.
forms in the tariff in the direction of free
trade but they should be made gradually
and carefully, never to the destruction ofin.
terestsithat depend upon protection. In the
matter OF the civil service | think there
should be reform according to the Jefer.
sonian idea, Office-holders who have dis
charged their duties faithfully, without
prosututing their positions TO further poiti
cal ends, should be retained in Office wheth
er they are in harmony with the victorious
party or not Every change in the fortunes
OF parties should not be made a signal for
the change Of all the holders Of office.
When General Hancock is president shall
vote in congress in accordance with this
view
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-06

MoTHEns, MorHERs! MOTHERS -
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-06

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curing the most inveterate case Of skin
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Sold by all leading druggists. (2
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-06
ENTERPRISING DRUGGIST.

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-06

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-10-06

As cALoRIc, electricity and phosphor
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