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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30
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lCo'rosp1ndenCo Of tho Alexandria U*@atLa !
ORLEAN, Jan. :!S.--ln a letter 10 III, Ga
zettc last wtrk | at.,rd in r.l,,,;cr t., H., mr.
~ 49,, .,,,' =,
'es' u hF!H"f "'f" a. '"'t Ms" '|'ta'f "AH
Very Indignant a. '"}i iri"2edins&. end FIfHsad
10 be eoml0rtca, i!icn Il one Of ;c young mcn
did iii in j,;a no;vt4 i, r,rsoj. To-" I MEDIA
n,, ,,.ioa,.~, .,,,~:.,l. Ias
vi" H'h'e'''"" ''''"''& / II. ; c'F''c'' =" ''''
my ih;1:"i2ti1h 'rcE IL T.iai';o svn 90. F! M,
sland 10 state thai was maintained, God tho
et,tc,o,nt ~, :,a5,. J., .,o ,.;t,ui INV ca,,n..
i,,:,a H.. 1,.. -,
c!'i'.. r"1 :'"1"'''''-'.a i's'o ';'t'i':" i!at
Miss tnTitF ~ no.: oAn:;'n3 lncnii': %hct will
pa''ift, t'!o iyiI"s1E 81 -aI!!"; J3;i ~ il no
aina'' GtfTeh. F@i>f % Li:a uaicriuna!G al
iaif Gn:F 10 mako u" a!'"7" e;;s C ion. llihk
nov 'h ieT ';'c'' - s;''a ;'Aai'; Il TIC so""ar It
vi - n!Si'',s1. 'SrSo E''H'or q cur Cit
A!.'' "H2 wire SHr;'cctet " naFI"E Nomo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

A Pretty PnHANTHRoPnIsr.- The II
opcr's Friend" Of New York is ysy nj
como and quiet wealthy wCslero laiy url
Linda Gilbert. Sho supplies the poor vrrI
with books, pspols. cto., and to those vt,
penned in the ,l,adly aad horrible Tomb
brings Gilts' Liuimeut iodide Am MONA 4,
she says is the OILY real treatment for ta..
ralgia and rheumatism. Giles Fills cur.
ralsia. Sold by all druggist. Send fer PIC
let to Di. Giles. 10 West Broadway, \
i'iial siga - cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30
.;ySyTyy,e.. <3g r2sE E-2ET.

Tho iiu.isrp Tive; i; open !aT ra9!g!;i;H -
fer up Gs Alba2y, sE,! - almost entirely iic>
Of loo.
The Indianapolis. Cioc!Ea.t add lafayette
Railroad, viii DO Gold kg order oi The United
States Ccu;t in Cincinnati ca Monday neS'.
HOE. Richard FGot'lirgkan. 'S-MayoF #
Charegtos7n Iiass. sud o'.c q The !rost TIo:;,'
incnt c;tiz:us CT Mai7.ci:usct!s. died at bis
residence there l-st night aged IS Joers.
The children AID grandchildren oi Mrs. Mary
Haggcrty, whose maiden Dalno was Parker, Of
Wheeling, w. Va, HAYS received wcrd that
they arc entitled to ecTlral hundred Thousand
dollars as heirs Of wealthy old bachelor who
rocontl7 6ioi ia Philadelphia
Rev. Adcph Balt3,r. President Of tho Ger
man Evangelical Synod OF North America, Pro.
fessor of Theology at the Gcruan Evangelical
Theological Institute GEAR MartinsVllIo, Mo-,
and editor of the Fliedcnsaa!o, died at st.
Charles, No., "Wednesday OF heart disease,
aged g. years. lie was class mato anG groat
admiror OF Primo Bismarck.
The citizens Of Coprihia. S. O.. arc anxious
to have bill passed. by the approaching extra
session OF the legislature Of that State either to
fund tho debt ofthc city st fiity Ceots on thc
dollar, or to reduce tho interest to per cort.
for tho first gear, to 10 Increased in tho suo
cccding years un!il tEe full interest can bo psil
10 tc;0r1atc, with tho city charter.
The Maine E1uGdlc has siunorci down. In
the E@puhi;a Sonata yesterday, stVeu Fusion
Senators Appeared, were cordillly received lnd
took their seats. Mcssrs. Atwcll. Of Pcnob-
scott, aud Potter, Of tho samc county, addressed
the Senate. saying The interests OF their o0GStILu
crcts required their prcserc, 81 tho board, aud
h5wtvcr muah might be ssid il regard TO the
position Ct ailairs their duty wa5 plaiG. La the
Houses twhuty Two Iusloulsts took tIleif seats
Ruainos in both Branches referred 10 ilattcrE
o! Guy local iii c:cs. Tho Finance Committee
| tavc besun in Examination oi the ircasurcr'f
accounts. The prcscot Stale treasurer, will op
pose 20 obstacles, tu: viii iurn over bis book
and accounts 10 The GGw treasurer, Immediately
| unon his h>iug qualified Tho military vii
hrcrk camp to-day, Several odl!ional Fu
Sion!ss are ixpt nct 70 ttka seats ID the iIaRis
| laturo to day Everybody sc.ias willing K
| accept the situation, ard absolute quiet ii 10
stored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30
Ihe Shenandoah TrGsaf,:sS

WOODSTOCK. VA, Jan. 3O.-Tha rihLGrs re-
treated from tho furnace on tho approach of tho
military. They held 4 conference with tho pro,
prieLors lat mig hi aud demanded tho discharge
OF tao negroes recently employed, when tho do.
mand WAS acccdei TO- Tho rioters then dis
pelsad, and tho nce rocs wern dischnrscd ITO
military have returned. and hIl is nov quiet
NO property WAS injured. Two negroes were
shot; ono IN the arm and one ia The t%
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30
Application kscniet:.

MlLMIEGroN, DEL, Jan. 30.-Ju5go Brad.
ford, of tho u. =. Circuit Court. has denied tho
application Of tho HrGcnbackcrs of s'usscx coun.
ty. praying that supervisors of registration be
appointed for thon. instead Of for tharonu bicsnu,
Tho latter having had 10 ticket in tho field at tho
last election. Tho Judge has now confirmed
democratic and republican supervisors for The
whoaSLate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30
1 81 HI }.

HANNAH TAYLOR, relic. Of the ist, i
10y Taylor, departed this If, ~ her resll:
near Lincoln, Loudoun CO., al & O'CLOCK 0,
n.nrhing Of the 81 inttsnt, in tho SiGh ye
har aga.
In Hillshnra. Lcuioun CO., on tho af
January 18th, Mas. E3TaI.L ThEENs
wife Of Or. Il. w. Tsytnncr. and daueti
Miiiimn, :!cush, csc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

BEAUTIFUL PICrUREs.--& numbdr Of oil
paintings havo lately been RI c,ived 10 this civ
ironl }. Ross Turn.r and arc row on exhibition
40 Washington. They arc Vcociian scenes,
tkctohed lust summer 10 Venice. and flushed
later in Mlu6ch. Mr.. Turner, who is no Alex
andrlan, goes TO Paris in tho srring, aud will
rsiufn TO this Country next simmer or TALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30
Nearly Buried Alive.

OTTAWA. ONT, Jan. 30.-A smallpox u q
ilsot had q narrow eoapo from being buried
alive here on "Wednesday. Iiappears that llo
was cofi0ed and placed in the grave before it
was discovered that he was not dead. The crave
digger had thrown three or four shOyeuls Of
Sand on tho coffin when hn ianced no heard
nGiso. The coffin was Immediately raised,
Aid On being opencd it was found that ths
patient Was still sive. He WAS taken to The
hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

Tho charity ball held 10 PhI.l.Ipl
Tuesday evening By the Hebrews yieId,J
$4,000, which will be divided among n.
brew charitable associations OF that civ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

MARRIAGE LICENSES. Marriage licenses
we're l!su9d in Washington yesterday 10 joseph
Qaander and Annie Nickios, both of Fairfax
county, w., +; W. Tucker, OF Datonsvillc,
Va, AID h'aiy Ellis, of Ashland, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

CoURT OF APPEALS YEsrERDAY.- Elicit
w. Robinson Ct a's. From thu Cir1nit Court of
Fredericksburg. Affirmed, ,ln:ien Nlurclio
delivering tho opioiou.
N,gleo ss. lt0bb. Fran !ho CORPORATION
Court OF Alexandria. Reversed. Judge Andot-
son delivering tho oploinn.
-. Darlington vs. EickIins executor. From tie
CIicnit Court Of tho city Of Richmond. Affirm
ed, Judge Hutks delivering tho o, i5ior.
,Sueler's exccurix Va. Stglcr ri MS. Arpeal
allowed to Is co! Of i!c CORPORATION Court ct
Lynchburg pronounced st tia August term,
1878.
Virginia Mutual Protection Association vs.
ShaEkey: Writ ei orEor aud suporsoLcas award
cd to Judgment OF the Gilcuit Court OF ibe CIV
oil Richmond rendered 18th December 1879
Sluart vs.. Andrews. executor. Writ of error
allowed TO judgment of tic Ciiciit Court Of
4 loucssttr county rendered 21;h Of Noycrober,
1879.
Southern Mutual Insurarc, Company W.
Toy lcr. Argued by Judge 10. OaId for plain
tllf in error aud D. &. Strcuse. e!q, for deton-
dant IN error aud submitted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

WE arc glad to hear it. Our druggist it,
i6rms na that d.. Bulls Cough Syrup sells
better than aay Other medicine. and always
gives satisfaction. Its very cheap TOO, coats
Crly DC 4 battle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30
N5 T. HAVE now ON HAND AVE
~ LARGE STOCK OF
LADIES FINE BOOTS

Of overy fly!o aud quality, to which wa i.
The attehtion OF tho laGiss. They will bo "a.
greatly roducnd rrircR. Call and exsminc l.
ct no hing strnnt.
doc ) w. w. WAnDRy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30
EFRGEFS.I EErs2.

Gov. Holiday yesterday racoiy1,! a telegram
from the ecc1c Ct tr0rbEcs het;7 tho black and
Whito labo.ars il ShGaaa;loah c1uoIy, stating
that everything was quiet anG tha; thu military
companies had returned h0mc.
DR.. 4. II, Mott. j., OF L,esburg, who for
some non:ha past has iocn employed 10 tho
Chl!drsas' Hospital On s,ndaIl's Island. New
York, has bccn transferred to HATS island
Hospital, where he will have full ,ntrul of tho
female dt.=::-ss.SSIcnt cl lha. institution
The Msacbc9t or Courier yesterday evening
published al article upoa Ger. Malone, u. S.
Senator elect 10 which it states :Iat General
Malone, during rtclnt convcrsaioo in tho
prcseIc, CT several members Of The Legislature,
outc,d that 10 ric!arlrc, to Bourbon dc.
nccrat no would support biaioo or C0nkng
for President; aud that he would cot oppose
Sherman. Tho Ricbu oad WING, Gen. Ma
hoDo's crsan IcJlcuca The statement, and says ::
The Manchester Courier under sn immersa
display OF headlines, icrHetratts a stupaEdous
Joke upon The reaGjustcrs, tho sum and sub
stance OF which is that Gen. Mabono has conc
over to the republicans. We are no! suro that
1t needs any contradiction; certainly, uo5ob2
who kuowS Gen. MahoHn believes l.. add de.
velopmcnIs that are raniily to como will give
the hoax Its qnic!us The Courier might us
we'll say that Gen. Mah1nc has gone oyer to
tho Bourbon iuacrs.'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30
TITO T!iE f'i,hpE.
John A. FIELD,
~ ..,

Is Agent fhr ALLEN 81 CO.'S EICilMVl
GEM CIGARETTES ard ether goods 1.
FELGN EKS y SONS HERB DE LA RI
CIGARETTES. Will soil thon al FACT.
PRICES. Cnll III anil 500 for Yourself sp-
SUMMlT MINERAL SPRING WATs
~ We have just received one barrol Of
above celebrated Water direct from HanG
Maine. II is highly recommended for dis,s
Of tho kidneys, dyspepsia. rheumatism, nety
diseases, &c, &c. Circulars can DO had L,
application. For sale by the gallon by
dec 4 Il. $. LEAUBEATER & BEG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

GCOTTS EMULSION or COD LIVE
- Oil. Reed Il Chrurick's Maltino. Hl!rs5
Malt and its Combinations. Hop Bi.tsrs eie,
Ste, for sale by
Oct23 L.SrABLEK& ca.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

TANNEi'S CELEBRATED OHiLBhAls
- LINN ENT, An infalfblo cure for froi@
feet. Only u els per bottle.
JANNE9 s. Co, Sole Propfietols.
Jan Is 10 and l62 King stree!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

EANCY GOODS, consisting in pa:
H. Lsdios and Gents HandkeFcbiofs. GbsI
Scarfa, Collars and Culs. Lsco Goods, Coils
ottos, Ribbons in great variety, Fortune
Dolls and Doll Carriages, Wagons, Sleds, v.
n great variety Of other srticle., suitable 4
Christmas prcsents-all at tho very lowest pic
decl2 &C. BERRY, ~ King slrsl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

PIRD CAGES | BIRD UAGESll-Weh, y
- in store an elegant assortment Of 81
Cages Of new and beautiful designs. a.
Mocking Bird Cages. Extra Bottles for Ca
Bath Tubs, etc, etc.
n0p9l MnI,HhN e. IIHIER Kind
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

Toys TOYS TOYS
The balance OF our etock OF TOYS will bo;c.
Withou. regard TO cost. Gall early and ecu
bargains al FERGUSON s. BROS,
dec q &c King slreG
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

SUMMIT MINERAL SPRINGS WAITE.
~ will euro all irregularities Of the kidnfy
relieve chronic constipation, headache and Ol1s
diseases resulting from diaorderod condition
tho system. For sale by tho gallon by
ian 20 WAEFiELD e. HALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

hMES +. CABIN s. son,
y e. King street.
Offer TO tho trade ut lowest market rstns
CHOPPIEH AXES,
OF tho Warren, Mann's Warrior and tho FAM
Carln's Light Horse Harry brands. dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

OK CTS INVESTED IN THOMPSONS
Ac LIGHTNING ERADICATUk viii
mako your old clothes lock as good as naa'
Try I.UNT q DAVIDSON,
A pentf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

Tho iiuisto i've; i! open !oT ta7g;'i1a -
far up Es Aba";, sH'; - almost en!'fe'y tic>
of loo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

FLOURl FLOUku FLOURlll-Jas! Il
h ceived, 25 barrels Cool Alloy New Pr
cess Flour. and 25 barrels Superlina Flour. !:
atoro snd for salo by
no227 GHhS 9 TAYTOR Jr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30
FShRG AIMS.

E7OILET AKTlULES-We have q fine,
n sortment Of Toilet Powders, Powder "a
Hair Brushes and Combs, Tooth Brushes, \
Brushes. Channels Skin, Cosmetics, &c VII
Wo offer nj low prices.
oct % L. STABLER & C0
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

M HEAT BRAN and oil kinds CT MILL
w FEED for sac. and delivered in sll psi!
Of tho city by
JAM CaAA S. TAYLOR. Jr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-01-30

rYDONIN, tho boat preparation over oters
~ for tho cure of CHAPpED SKIN; Vi.
eradicate pimp!os. and give to the complaIior 4
soft and healthy appearance. Price rs Ct: vi
bottle. For sae by
jan.S WAKEFIELD g. HALL,
, 1880-01-31
ITEMS.

A. 1,,,, zyoT ~, - Tn..,..,,,,.
ni; Io'it .'ie4'oeu' " l!ol,1sv'llc, hrs oecn
appo'Ated 6'lperi'ltelldcnt Of the Louisville,
New Albany 4 Chicago Railroad, mud las
,,,tit i,o -. W., ,it,,',, 'e'
,r,he 1,n,tImnrc 4 mia u,,,ro,a ia ,,,,,,n.
e'abor'k improvements on their passenger
depot Mt the Exposition Building, There II
to be II new plnnk wulk on Tia outside and
tllreo nav g,as.juts OIL tho inside. ' '''
Mr.. a ,ro,mo,,yo c,rorn, su,o,,,,,o,a
enl 9t tlle Missouri l'actiis Halir9nsl, has i.
f,ieM cllctaMr announcing ttlat Mr. a. W.
mSxinson nS ny oeell aMnpnteu M Assistant GcIl-
efal aapor'lWhaenl of MS road.
Travelling Agent for Tie CiIcaso. siIlwniIIssS
& ST, Taiit llNjjrDNll. Air, FlpM,inr j,us nmn
III tho employ " tilo lSock Islana isnilroaG,
, 1880-01-31
A Woman Who Has Not Walked for
Ten Years Huns Away.

AAEfHPTt MIL 9A3tMf.
Mrs. George Ch6l,etl, of f4H Ctufru, who has
tnei' at fnvnlI,l fr yrars, mud belr!acn all tho
time, tilsAppeArcd from hrr huIHo Saturday
ahoit ,nItlnfxh!. Hhv loft note, to hor husband
statt4iG whut she pn,Eastsa 10 10, md making
whnlu AtfatFs that Mrs. Chonel has not walk ri
y step fur the last ten yea'rs, As s.khl us lcr
depArturv WIS discovered, netIyo nnd thorough,
seareh tcxan, and BY n!x,lt Sunday tho cxoitv-
il,ent r1.l vcry high. stnny Thought khe haA
drowned herself tu tho river, Ht1tf tho lhttinj,
fur long tilsl4nco, wls dragged wltf,9rappilug.
hh,ks. stAno h!,ltcl ut foul p!ay, anti tho hlis-
tanl, I'LL this lime frNntlo with Krttf, wax hy
force prevented fron destroying hinlsclf. Thee
soarss ~ sonslnuysl. aGd every nnok und eor,:
By anxious ani excited stsw:.s 70 discover, tho
~, ". sho was t.uiui ii tho bauk part of Mss.
?; G?ariet9n,s l9t, ab.ut u quarter u milo frosn
hy tho tall wrcals anil pushes. sluru sho must
have remained fifteen or sixteen hours, Nth
unly heu-tlullt III IL u.vGring aud protection
from Tho N]ntor's b!ass. she was minus ono
slipper, and Otherwise very thtnly clad, but waa
living and ratt'y CONSCIOUS, and 1T last accounts
was doing well.
, 1880-01-31
PULLMAN sLl.I:l'El,s,

On tie idtt, uf December TnE TnlnuyE pul-
]isllctl tho following in connection with the
article announcing tho absorption of tho
Rick lslnml slceptng-car line by tho Pullman
I'alace-t;ar Company:
There is nlso sanc tnlk ahoa,t negotiation. ~
ing nn bhtwecn Mr: Pullman md Vanderbilt by
tmted for tic vug,,tr crs 1T nrrset ,.ss,t NJ On to
Vanderbilt lines. 4 prominent r1tIlrnnl n,tl-
cr @ a ste s Il TtIuSE n ~; reportSr yesterday
tho Vanderbilt l!pcs. 'rhls M ,, II, 1ni1ch
tI%, tho "'"ro pIss!1'e @ q H., v"ScrIIlt as
mud tl,e lnes ot tho latter arc iii ,isins liz
cars nf the i'almnn Gompnny. II Tho n@tls Of
ns I'VE ;a nst IT. a osths thox
H. suited they VIII, It Is rnost natural tt ttoy
VII hHye to uso tho slcep9rs q rithor ne or tho
iSircr 81 the nn ~ e,fs, % and In ever ~HyH awe. HsetI
NY other to rs.n oynr his lno It is very proba-
b!s that thG Warner ta'rs VIII tMve u 9Ixo way
Mr. Vanderbilt.
a morning palMr relasl!cd tile nboyc yes.
tertlay NJ ~, original "Sroup,"' md adds flint
fne pu't.,'all Matt Wagner ifMes nro aboat
ss 10 y c'ppsSih1a1sd pniaah a to ne hnown
White tho originat staten,ent III TmnE
about consolidation il far f"si.ruiis Yron
the mark. Tho nugattutons that lAye beuM
GDliK On I,,t. betwel, the l'n!lnan aiul Wagner
dntfg tbs i1es but, 1t Il stuffed, for tlio p,r-
pUse Of establishing syItteato (Which now
seems ~ be the ,fashfoil) which should take
etnrKo Of tho varians sccpfng-4.ar companies
t" en- eS" SSn III he Ss isey aapt t'Es!"fa s as %ss
system without. Illuking u consolidation
necessary, Mr: Vanderbilt, who il tho rcai
owner q Tho Wasner line, WIS strongly 01,-
posed, It y clal|nrtl. 10 tue consolidation
tn content himself with = prr cent interest
WHICH the p,ll!lnnn Company Is pay Ing, whto
10 lIas !,n',aEcd to sa,leezo mt of Its line
Mbout ~ per, cont Interest by dEscArtl-
cars 10 popular. Tic ai!ovc selleme luz bss,s
under consideration IN Now Yurk during tlle
paSt week. and tlle meetings between tho
IL l 5 r'lps @ e inat n"s sa slys sn rss
lO take plHce, wlIicl, CAUSED the rlsa Ill Pull
mail st0Gks. 4 gentleman who took plrt In
lilesu Il Mne&ptiatlons, md who returned FROM
New rark ,iay or two ago, suites That tle
RESULTS owing to the unreasonable demands
nt Vanderbilt. 1t seolnu.l Il, be the dcslre Vt
Vanderbilt to push Air. Pullman In tho
hfackfsr9Yrd, fhf Land, aa ESt ot!rr 'I nrt!ss f. tq
consent 10 tl,!s md broke Up tlla negotla.
tIons until Air. Vanderbilt should become
Ih spltu Of thu tNtlllfD 0f the late neg0tlN-
tIons, It Is snfo to nsslinlU thht tho l'nlln,nn
cars will SOON replace the WaBIler, Wo.nl-
run, anil All other seepera III tlils country,
Tle la!lltala,.s Hro acknowledged to be Sill
perlor y, every resrect to my others. and the
patromlzetl than tl.nsu wltel, 1lse 0tliur sleep.
erg. Tho fact tllnt tho Rock 1slnl,d alll lift.
nols Central NaflrOatls, which used to rull
fas Sest ss,s sah hs9 iS poSpSany SHf ySf Viii G tss
1ug public.
, 1880-01-31
Tho Longest Span Yet-Telcrhonle
Co nlnauuicAtlon OF ! 10 NIiles Hctwttn
Omaha and st. Lnllt6.

Oatah.4 tkEnH, jan. y.
Inc o1l1cHyor to Cnp 1lunlcRtp by telrpnoGss
aetwDcn Onnltln md Ut. Louis, q longer strelta
tNttn hn'l yUL fuDli coverrh with success, W
tlule oil Sunday, afternoon, Tho tnstr,lMenis1ss r.
y y this end wnro locnted nt tho Union Paslno
1rtAy tlsat sito of tho river tho nost praetlsenst
bio, Thu wcro operated by Ruper!ntendte.h1!t e.!
Hickey, thcf operator Korty. Manager vA't!ss
Of Denver. uni Managers Frnilrp Of UInaha aoo
0'1]rien Of tho Es,lltloIl bluffs Telephone ~
changes. Mr. Mirnnt, ut tho Hell Exchange, AnS
Mr.. EseNcIlet, OF tho American Union TelcEsaEe
t1ltiGo, conducted tho experiments at tho 0"
Louis c'.d OF tin llnu.
Thu wir0 llsGh WIS Il hcAvy No 8 OF the AMT
lcHn ulllun llnt. and tho battery ut rst platSp ~
!ll VII. a l,nUlaHGhe. subsequently Two }AEsMa
>Cnlla9d hattrry wrre NttAchetl at tho Onaha eha
uli! ilss 1slrs Ut tho st: IsnI!a tcrlninus.1 .A
A&tcr snme l!ttlo d]ustng Of instruments ~ eas
batteries It WIS fo.t,N that heavy tcegraPhhlse H.
Wsnd lilDyinK tho wires togethor,. intcrte,,tsss e.
sGnldwhAt. Tho tefnphnHfsts iai.i Inv fft H. H.
Htnrin y, Btlhsc, AEa then returned to tue pet''
"!!A!!o-tNt sntlK 0ut Manager FRANCE. @.
"llmlln~ao' cA1ne buck snnOrously fFom ."
Louis.
Then a sweet barltono voice In st, Louis pau.ea,
By:and- hy." -,
Str. Fr.!iitc rcciprncated with his litto aa-
AIN pilgrim mud I'm q str,lnGer." H.. I'D
a conversation wis than carried on easily ~ ~
With far!at|0ng af music and re6t for lWU lWn.is IL
thr1u hosirs Tho experiment was att uhqu,rIa.
nletl cliKlgt! Il, foT ~.
Ing s[uh Of sols!f over tho 40 Inles lying ="
tween tlmnhn and Ut. Louis had been 30 suceeS''
ftllly lnHip.
, 1880-01-31

nny ono tho cx.Su!tnn sullcnly assumed tho
pllrc VI tlle b0at nt!lcnteh 10 Hin, ainl was
swi'y s,' E} a t,sSfcs eSye's; "a TIT; /; rHs s,
t'apoa. 'fhc ' nexi' ,,torni,s !'MnY | @) = saints
Of lot g.l,,s announced tic fnll 0f Abttul
AR ;';,i and urocllain!Gd. Mnrnd SultGn. st
q,4nrlers oft tt!o city TINT Mural hatl rcplacui
ra,ise It :o f,a l,elluycl Tint n,lIarn! revnl.-
t10!i llatl been. accomplished; but, ~ fnr,
It. After tite Reimbursement iiatl taksM pi,tr.
of To deceive The. worl ns to tlie. true
cn,ises !'y which Il l,1'l hrcn effected. Much
W.l3 sasl nlA'ut tic liberal i,!tns of tho y"llng
atitl new Sisltnll. Ills prudence NIT! }nvc Nf
progress wcru extote4l nanl lnyhtnus coi.l-
l'nrtsniis wcru .inattc between Mur,.,l anti l,ls
l'rcttrersSor. Every one lM!iryr,i that llus-
seii' Ayn, Atltlllns, ard klmfrnla hn.l ~
!sct If rrs'ncra!lng tho Empire. l'lts err,r
WINS shared l,y the Ambassadors. mud several
~ tllesll stEltit even now. 10 b. III the dirk.
sur!! Sspp"sltinn ~ ~ first sight rrp!E.iant
!!rcs men nlo,,c be co,is!Aered. witl,nnt
ysprnking If <aserlt, a1 SILL less nt fsni,clNly.
kllairolla wns II lIarrnw.lI,instttl. tissemhfinE
!9Iaiir, VI" ilatt rrnt!rsl sim,!lgnity Of Shcik
" !*ialn l,y tlle fuvor IT Abdul 4t2tz md tho
Ayul wns nrnj,itinna setisi,. nrnrjrm,is ,f
i,It,t,ry amd ,M,wrr it S',rr, n mi, ~ i,tsI.
msss t3.an \ ,mlttic}am, Stidhut i'aslla, as wu
fila fact II t}is artv 1u rn,;'ir sl Il, nysr i; VA
sfninly lin cai,sca,,r,;cr If thc tir}msiinn nf
Abfui Hxjx. nt Gy no ,,,co1,s inc tai,se OF II.
This pnrty ina nrnn,t4rti md stIi, Ernns nj,
thefr nri.rs rsf,;,,. u". evrr IL hrs, S hnp,.v,iv r.
carried ali ! ''A"'''' ''>' ">S'' "'"s''''
M, ,,,,,, ~, ,..r,,,,,,,,
r.,. ioh'tle7 Ast' !" "!''''tE'
tnat ntrin,a Z, em satsey w. 'e 10, 10 trInltze I
li.lcai parties ..re !loronKhly corrupt. ,Gov;;
ernii,tent u erMinbllnE ~ pieces %nd lN,itt!rn!
MrtiteS nre mere G'itrl' Wniyls. THO practical
n;u.,,!lIstrat,on u; W.. INC rhlsiiity may s9n1i DO
II lilo a1Hls oi Lie vNftoils fotclstt tNlhDassn-
"nfs.
y lftllSt oe an'nittcd that t'le yoke OF Ashtil
AM1 nan Wclif1.ett lIcaSlly llpnh NJ, h't no
mn !li;i ilarttl l,ope 20 REMOVE H. III lA fnce
, 1880-01-31

HPft1n{ UHFdFth n 7ht tH{ta90 7Tihunt.
1SnIASAtns.is, Ind, luu. W.-prcslttcut
Hammond, Of tho indianapolis, Decatur &
Springfield Isnad, says there ts no truth In
tho report tint tho Wabash Company have
ottnlnesl controlling interest In the roa1
l1o says 1t will he their pulley 10 keep out of
all clltansling alllances, and kcup tic ltnc
open to alf connecting ron.ls that desire 10
11sG It No preference will te given nny fi,st
freight line. hut my one wllO l,as a car to
haul over the roal can be accommodated on
!iefrtt, will gi, moro satisfaction along tho
rnnd thnn any Nther policy, ami III tho end
prove of greater financial benefit to tie Com
Mlly.
, 1880-01-31

The Importance OF tho livestock trat!io from
tho country wostof Omaha is well illustrated
by u statement Just Issued by Frelght-Audi-
tor N. II. 1oble, OF tic Union Pacific lsatl.
road, giving the livestock shipments on that
road for the year ending Dec. 81, 1870, It
shows the rapid growth OF tho country west
Of Omaha, and It's bearing upon the business
Of Chicago. It Is but a few years since that
tho livestock traffic Of tho UuIou Pacific be,
, 1880-01-31

Special Uhratth 70 1nt C1ftdgo Tribune.
1SD1ANApnr.1s, Ind, Jun. :o.-An nrtler
WIS entered In the UMitc, Suites Courts to-
day liking the compensation Of Elijah Smith,
Receiver t,f tho Fort Wayne, Muuclo IL Gin.
clnnatl Road, Mt $1,000 per anlilllb.