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, 1880-04-19

operation Of tho rond, but for construction. and
tho tpernton pt tho road on tho trnck of an-
either spny aoGe not I'LL the conditions Ine
.tss Tss c5'ess,en y tho Missouri. Iowa 4 Nc:
nGmnst n stinY, md thoro Ii considerable pro-
ailcged that y would ~ yin uarden urnvn u n
pGf neih IT. x wsa si no VIC leon c nn i so
nItosether hl,S boon ,leeesl ,,,n, ur nt lcast i
md md Tic fact TINT tho Company f"a purchased
1o1 ncsca Of iand thore Is considered NJ evidence
tSat ixsn ttSi1n "a !" b. GatH there n
~ ~ tor %W', whsreat E :c % penplo i preatr M'
County declare thoy hnvo been svir,!lc.l ~ tho
ss osssse % t ! s' sn Il eFsaS'H eFassy eae' i so
portant t,hn tho subsidies Voted By small towns.
Il we X Ss ay gui s'nnan Ss gfsy sn% "s ID
pushing { 70 n junction with ills 1T. lnnie /
Council l'utls l,nc. Il will make inatcr!al
W". Hosa iss sns Il aa soeaiee reet s a S h
,!eeitlc,i 70 cha''sc tic ioato west from Cory
sS sf"ES H. ssEGn ses oMn1S IT. so fsssa
gauEo rsn''l an.l 20 hAys % narr2w-gnuxe @ . r.'.i
s'1 be atxei e'' Ii, 10 exsedns es III 0o ths a' arw u wv
$y S$s +. ss ss,shs %%s sss %siRs!saEse
hnn 1aTrow g,gs " ra'l md othcr matsr,u is
Ch!c!9a. Huntington, 4 Quincy are behind It, md
VII M Iron sn.l e.tuinM n thn rond with tho material OF
men and capitalists, has t'ccu organized, to DO
known as tho Dea Muincs & Kauaus City full
Xxx " e%psRly ly to IL @ espa fsGsd i e e : s FIX
sharcs Of 500 cncll. Eil0t9l, stock h,is atrcnty
benn taken 70 sot tho pru3eet IN rn"tion TIC
Jones: Vcc.i .i,rcsilent. GtN,rxe icnt1r,n: .Trcay-
, 1880-04-19

In for ont ycnr: and TINT all terms nf enlistment
Rhnsl rxpiro AnK. 81 Of ouch yrnr. The corps Ia
to 90 !!ct"r1tcl al tho priycFcs of tito nrtnory,
inc!,lins tho ,i.ht to assst u M pny!tF M ront ex
hy application. without paying tho customary
inltiltten frt', sholi thoy desire to t0 SO nftcr
attaining a stlttnhe n9c.
ter nr lMtnls of commanding ,d7trr% TT c..tn-
1mnlrs. r,lNl III ncennnnce tt,nrewith tho, Ad1t-
tuNt tiencrl bns Issued nr1G forwarded Il, eich
nrtrr. which reads Hs foltowa: "Each cun1nlNnl-
tux otcrr of. cnnii,nny will At t,licG execute
tho nsw n ma M t"5w1r' t,Ts rsR,ne'ta
HELD III. Fnir a,lrcttcs. Including lilo cStnlr,nnd
Ing officers. rnlist te Furnished Cunmnndng
companies viii bo ctnru..l With tho prompt OK
rcmt1nn nt this Orstcr. Mo slMte tn',,ley will lH
forwarded Ia my t,lllecr mt complying with thla
order The n tnInla will r ,'itieelt4l md r,'-
turned OIL tho fnlt.l1nlcit Ut tho nbove requlrus
lucNt.h
, 1880-04-19
CRIMINAL,

surp,rrR n avpua, of rnpnn Cm,ntv, I'M
~ .s,'.I'. ~ 80 - - ,."s a"'t.,e', y" 49,, ~
NOM, nrr''e" neFe taSt e'emna Mnu s'"f.c'' ~
tncc Tor llHmt' having IN chMrAc the bnnk"r0tl-
brr. Sa,n,,cl McFs!ruttt, who broke lnIl ut I.ln.
coin In Company with scvernl equally notorious
characters along II, Mny, 1871. Tlle Sheriff
Identified MeEfr1stf1 ut Uilea IN hla n,nt, md
tltunkel Detrctiyca r.0Iltlergnn nnl M,ri,ll,e in
NJ, hunrcCAllp manner fur Cnt,tiltinH him.
49,. ,r. =. =, -. A.. ,r.,
.'oiM a,MAs. - s..!sM nKc. y III ano WIFI W.'.-
tysefnnH oirccI s!ht!nn GnarEcsl "tn assAMii-
s !nnn ntnrn . IN ~, snn nRnS 81 nnt1a y;
lunM!ls I'iut n!E W tno SurnGr W anI!5 .ntsL
nmu Hhtphn 1 ' h.rects' anu: .ctms tGsai nsGr to
s1 ICAMt ~ tGs Gn"tMt!, M.Ew lH.!,. n.a .hkct
ask I" wn,sKS any mtacrn heMrney ,,.'ntn q. Etx
y Inc s'cGtss % ~ aN!!lH ptrnlar eaaaluntt. i
hGnEncy retnsen smy!ns tna ne VIZ ts 'nn si,.
nrinkinE tl!il, wherenlsh, menus I'LL niM Win
ana"o"R AMI nroHe ms 1a"bohc.
nETECrivE RYAN did 1iot Arrtvo hume yeater-
day, rs was uxpectrtl, with tho actress, Nin,.h
1ian,lt.s1, who was rccoiltty urrrstt1 ut Jersey
C[ty. nud therU ,ltlltrNrs to- huvp t,cGil
stt1il,, mistake in the tispntch, whieh stuiud
inn. 4 litter tijsputch received 1T police
hcIdulnrtprs anyB Tic hnbcas CORPUS writ ctltnrs
i'm tnr Il rchulrirK this n.0r,lIg. Detective
W1ey has ct,tllo brt,u frun st. rAltt tho fOrRur,
H. Ii. Bush. hJtyiup brg1 rcleHsc, tt,0 Il writ nj
hNhcuy CORPUS tho stn1 tlAy ttAt tho DlteCtlvp
loft tils city for st. Paul Thc ,J,lHe held thNt
II telegram frDp /, chief nr police wls NOT II
sufficient wnrt1lr1t fur nrrcsttt,vn Il man atll} rc-
strntujuR him p{ hts liberty,
,,,,~ ,t,r,,,.. ..., -, ~, ,n- c,.,,,, ,.,,,.
, 1880-04-19
MILITIA NOTES.

A. J. KRnp1CK has boon elccte1 Captnta Of z
Company, Twelfth fnfAntry.
JAMES HALLIDAY hua bGon nppoIutctl First
Serssallt Of F Company. First Regiment
Dll, II. G. Hurc1GtSRnS, Assistant Surgeon ot
tho Sixteenth uattAlion, bus rendered his rosg.s
natinn.
PRIVATE FIEn G. I.nvE,nv hns received bis
MppniMt1nunt 1s Coulmtsaary Sergeant Ut tho
First Regiment.
IT ss aho,,t s1ocIlcd that the caynlry will &C.
.cupy their present quarters another year, with
III fnerGaSe Of r1nt.
r. n. ALMAs haa beon elected Second Lieu
d. W. ArElnld, prIlnotcd.
a. nustsEas meeting Of Company T, Second
tuRncnt- wlts held ut tho rcsllencu Ut CApt.
Ford yestertlny afternoon.
GAIT; 4: i. nAxkll, !, Company, Sixth lscga-
April 81 to Aug. Fl. Approved.
f. X. Gtsa, secouh Lieutenant at @ Company,
First CAvalry. hun tc,,lcred his resignation ur,
account of rcrn.ivnI t,Uln tho Stntu.
FmASx Pr l.AHxAY. First I.,asltcnnnt OF
Cotnfnhy, Third Regiment, h,la rendered his rca-
si.'te. ska's'" W "'''o'''' o' removal i'oo' tue
GAIT. G. a. T.. KnCtl, Company ], First llcg[-
tne.It hHs requested tho tlisur,ll,lt dfseuENa
e rrlyM," ,, rhaddens D. Daken fur tho good If
GAIT. c,rAutEs f. p1x,,l. bu. rtq,,estc., tho
Wuntz. Ehnrlrs J.. Etmnry, u1d Charles ii. Solu-
mon. Approved.
CAPT. Il. o. srEAug, OF Company, Third In
fnntry, hlB requested tho sti,.inr1,6Ie tschnrxu
IT rrvate Jeht, lIlstian on account ot dfsoGe-
lIeElco tu artlurs.
In ia ,x,,,,,,,, ,,o, Tim 1,,,.. r,.,.,,,t ,.,,
tur nHt m ~, t,,n Wv s.s,s, s f. iSaemt VII
tr rx M,y y! ~, ~ ,,, y.
with Knlerilt tnvnr, '''~o>
puIrx /. nn,n,ur or v-,f,,o+oa =, t,, x,,,..
larK,!mont; caiet Et,rps hnst' lntn.r! .Hnnpanns
~ 70 III i.,Il"w III. ss,n au HUT" @'o
~ '"'''" '"t' o''o"'
MAI. 4. ". actyrr, commanding thu Sixteenth
IMttaIE0I. hls recommended tho apnulntlueIt
uf llr. GhMf1rs II. MsaMllIstur M AsslstuMk Hur-
xr0n, vien llHhthi,iaDsl. resigned.
Carr II. q. PulnHur}N, Company A, Sixth
1nfnntry, hns requested thu Aiseh,irYo. Tor tho
EAId uf ttD service, Ut Frlyntea ". N. Nyp Jntl1
u. niakerlnAl,. Arthur q. WooIrlff, and John u.
lsrizzolan.
raw f.vopuu ~ r,c,,,,o y 1,,u,. v,n..
,,t,,,'. ~ ~. ~ Comnnny: FEat
a;,s Er,k "1 rsrs Ky % rras
u!sm y MnIt "tnnH y. osnt. snt. nhTk ~ frsa4, tA1hcs
= ~ aas.Is, a'u anoa'aS a. DaV's tof the good
, 1880-04-19

Sr,r rark rribuut. .turl X
nr gn,u,,;,l Oatnrx1 vnlI k,,nv,, oa n c,.ra,.
IT, n""'' oSs., "ea ,t. ni'"u 10 ooFR5-
H'h h''a 1na'a ol to'teEs' u'ea slldi1e'!y NJ ms
n very hrIcf illness.
~ M Gae'" ~ ,s,., WIZ H. ",'sn @ :" '.'a Hnsasn Nnss
Osxool, nuo Of tho founders Ut Anslnvsr, blass.
1lu gt.lnntni 4. u. ut l[ursard Cnllrge In 18E
uni. ulttrrilg tho CuInlrgp lNvinity Hcttn, no
gr,,,l.l..,e,l IT, d. il ixr III lxl7 l.o wis Mttlc1
.his he hull s'san tho .tur' With J..,nes Frrc.
nm, Elrku, Of thu f4lerf! ifcadctUtr, ut Louis
y!u, KY, u t,uri.ultgul which fur Il tituu tnMiu-
tnjilust u hlHh literary RINK. In 1871 hU bGt:Ijnp
}iAstur Hf tlIn Westminster tJnJturjuil}
Church, succecLinx tho iiUv. Dr. FIrey. liz
had BY ,h!s ti,nn wnn i hish r';r!itat!en
" r f liz ssy Il % IT. e. tts ~ sity y 70 fo
TIC Hvv. l,r dewey. iiero fnr twt,nty yu,.rs hs,
s,s9pH aSc .4is nsy Fl Es san @ 90 lEs h. w.
Unitarian Jullrta pl,blishr in fhis rity ii. on.
xnNs c,,,i,euttUll With tlD l;huryh Of tic Messtuh
WIZ severed Ii lSto ul,.i he went to Ellr1pe fr
wjthtirUw fr,Jt til UuItmrlun uo,,uect,t,r, s,,ti
,,nitoi hi,nsrif with The Frstrstn,t I;t,jsSnuai
t:ht,y,hs in which hu tME ortlurs Hlntn tkaf tifmc
III, h,ts ham wiftnIt I,nstUrni ehnrur. hit his
Itrf Ux,luuti in ynritl4 jtttnlry wrk. Dnly Ist-
e,tsi,lai 1onE clcricai duty. tts sapatri6atiHsis
g 1ret ,r r.,s'Ms S n .p
lin sxYMinni .rMtiout. iuctIIISa. nI,d adir..ssns
whi,, ht, hmH .tniiv.rxi frCn, tim, d, tmI liz
,vns v',rv v,.ssntiir stiIi"nt nithn or v,rhsn 10
III str1st,y mint ,yns tint ~ fh,s,l,.1v M1tG
i,hrfst i'm 1nnF,,in iIa wus IN oxceltrmt d3Srm"n
scholar u,i fMinil,nr with iii the great (3ertman
, 1880-04-19
LOUISVILLE d. NASHVILLE.
.snx.foI 0isrot.h m rhe f,hfronn 11fI,,ns

LOuIavIkIE., Ky., April 18.-Tho fcnrful t,lm-
bio In Louisville & Nashville stock hns been tho
universal topic OF discussion l1ere for tho pnst
forty eight horrs, but things hero hnvu quleteti
down worry much. Az soon ns tho pnrlc Is nvur,
It Is discovered that tho break WIN duo entirely
10 a number Of falso reports sprung ut tho satne
limo. and followed by n bcnr movement 80 fierce
and swift TINT thore wns 10 timo 10 roc0vor or
contradict until nearly tho close of tho
market. It Seems incredible TINT so nh
City Of Loutsville wis selling its stock
could have affected tho market, whom It tswelt
known thnt tho State Benate has by Virtually
unanimous vote killed tho hill giving tho city
authority to acll. Tho movement IN fAvor Or
selling hs been entirely nhanlons: The tF,,S
involved is iii, whieh Is to be shortiy putt!
wbIch canlot iso coiiectct within foa,r Or @ iivo
ychrs. Tho correction Of thOSg stories hAs HOnG
IN To Now York, and holders aro confident TINT
fer'''a Y tss ff*ss saa s@Ga.sS G<,
a,asos Ky AApry Ap ys ro'a r. and
pross Louisville + Nashville stock arc pro
ilouncetl here us fAlse Nocnses OF yGllow.fovet
hayo occurred 1T either Memphis or NGw Orlcyna,
jcctcd combinations and tho lrull,ltng OF new
rnllrolsls to Charlest0n, r;cont movements OF
sna t oss 4a scst M,s nst sss s sy gsEey q os
villp would sell her sioux i entirely
llvlng t!clcuted tho bin nuthnrizIng
tho sa1e. The attachment Of funds Of tho Louis
Itallrnatls, ut titu fnancnl ngcnoy Of tho Coin
pnny III Now York, Saturday, IL believed to lie a
pNrt nl conspiracy tolcpri,as tho price Of stock.
It Is not beloved TINT any caiu Ut damages eau
ho sustained, even ut the end Of mnny yeirA te
dous 1Itigntion which tie parties bringing suit
Will now Undoubtedly encounter. 1!uslneEs OF,
tho Iou!sviilo s Nashville !toa! continues mncx-
aHped In Its history. anA while business Oh
Enstern lEncs has maternity !tcclinc'1. tint on
tho f.OuisyilD & Nashville Ia stcadlly nalu-
TUNED. l.
, 1880-04-19
IOWA RAILROAD MATTERS.

HpRt!dI t1Ff3tpdHazHt1 u 1Hs C#R04o 1ftouH3.
nEa MONIES, In, April lh-fn HAY, 1875,
George Mckee and othOr persons RAyo thor
notes agreeing to pay to tho Orinuell T. Monte-
zuna 1tAi!ruad Company certain s,ima when tho
road wus completed and cars running thorcon
from Orinncll TO Montozuma, II t,ono within ono
your. Tho road was built aud cars running
within tho tlsnc.' hut to savo distance Of three
mies connection WIS nude with tho CcutsAl
Iowa Railroad track three miles from 0r!nnell,
used, precisely as II tho Qranncil u Nontczuma
bud laid thelr own track, which would have bcen
purailcl to 1t. Mexico refused 10 pay hIs noto
for 500, on tho grouad that tho Company had
not completed their contract by building 4 rad
4uvo Judgment on the nGto for pltiAtiT. This
defendant appealed anJ the Supreme Court de-
o!des that the construction Of = FoaI be-
ginning three lnllea from 0ranslell cannot 10
ruXurdea az completing u r1uld from Gtinncll to
M0utezunA. Tha contract Was not for tha
, 1880-04-19

SptH1 UtapultH 10 IHa CHItHVo zstuUHes
DECATUR, it,, April 1s.-Onr citizens, ut this
ttme, nre jub!nnt over tho uommcn1nbio nction
OF tho City Council last night respecting tho rnlt
ronl interests Of Decatur. The WaDash, st.
Louis e. pac!ifc, through tho General surerln-
tcnilcnt of tho roas1, II. Andrews make tho fal-
lowing proposition to tho Council: :" "Thnt, II
Dccatttr Will dunate tho FREQ nae nt watcr to tho
amount nj $l5.0U. we will Md twelve nddlti0,1Ml
stalls to MIR r0lind.house, aud make Decatur tho
tlvtalnn ptllnt Of olir rims bntween Chic.tKu md
St. Louis, AMI will do such shop repairs there
~ We VIII ina TO- OUT IT., aayatllage to, to- np
vote Of tho Council. and therefore Decatur Will
10 tho permanent hcntl4,artGrs Of tho Chicago
nnll 1t. Louis Divisions Ut tho Walnsll hallway
whun tho nlr-lno rulul to Chicago is In opnr,t--
tlon. Yonr correspondent ia rt.tfnbly informed
TINT tho Wubnsh Company will BfNln erect q
lnrKe new freight leput tn not feet nf ground
two bocka west OF tho Union Drptlt,. which Will
give tho Eonlpnny. lar9aly-tnorelsod facilities
for handling freight ard 1xpctlftilH business.
, 1880-04-19
DRhTIIH,

i ss IT.! 's s: ri oS9s sp;S.
fancrs viii take paos from hcr into re,,a.,.'
e. = u o 1fansy fss :fs sP1' u
a g. asp sssa r. "rS os
s:?'F: e. :; ' s:s s g ;ts.ss' s$saG''' A'
sS s$! tss. III ssa ssa
se's y: Hs"i Sg5 = ,G It r css;t VI
g J. Essd. . u f s t.%, @sRsS sngsss
IL !, ~ 70 a1,t %'ss # fs@s:s "a
rs S s:s R:fSs j. ca TSssss . q as,ss Il
tss! so ss sPss 4 H. Msrs1 c ,es
:. .1i!s finera vi! take p1aee from No. comnc.et,
VIII S9 ,,s ,sfa to t. S:s
Ga!ysty cs9qtsty !qads is!sy .ss ssss1M IL
!% ps ''ssoa ioass u ;rs % in'sSS vi " II q.
r. d s Ess ss: W. p sessG IL,
s:ss {: ssss Elisha: s' T. ss .g.. A.
~ iisetsasass sSi II. j., papers please copy.
$s:ssy q :
HfBgss IL ss;s Il S9 sf sssss sS
safsss: ssss 4 ta . !. s. t. Tss%s,' Tsssy Church TO c"r
rssxe.t WM1taaMsasnay Ap5 - E.9hetn Omar.
% Taos"9 Xpt S0sa'f & by ses q e.
r. g. sao, as ag + 81 eqss s,,,
oFnnsIn ir,'n Az leto rosidenec. a7 Ch!caso.a,u
, 1880-04-19

8ptetal Dhpdteh 10 Ths Chteaea Tribune.
RrHIR0yIELn, ILL.,. April 1B.-tiarry Monk, q
wcll.known rnflroad man, formerly yarlmastcr
of tho Chicago & Alt0n hero, and WIN WIS killed
at Minneapolis Thursday. WIS buried hero to-
, 1880-04-19

gpsetal Dtspa.eh to The Chleago 1rtbuns.
Apn IAN, Mich, April lB.-0ov. Croawsll last
oycnlns appointed silas D. Gaskiil, OF l,apuer,
Judge ot tho Sixth Judicial circuit. In place OF
tho Hon. Augustus o. baldwin, resigned.
, 1880-04-19
DENIS KFARNFY.

BAN FRANcIsCo, Cal, April 1s.-Konrncy's
brother this evening reported that the aRltatnr
haa loft tho city, but only temporarily, and will
bN produced when aainlsri III mAdo for hlul,
which will probably be Monday.
, 1880-04-19
Ar 1NDIANArOI1s, IND.

Special DtspTfeh to The Ch9tGtG Tfthitnk.
1xDtAsArs,fiE, Ind, April ls--Bofnre t1AyliEht
thls morning tho livery and feed stAhlo ct'h-
ncctod with j.. II. Russell 4 Cu,'H undertaking
establishment. tho nr9cat III tho State, wna de-
stroycti by w1nt is believed to have been all ift-
ccntlinry llro, entnltnK tho destruction ut
twonty-auvcn horsos, six haols, md ten wnRons
md btKgtcs. rho tlrc WIS lc,.tctl IN tho ccntre
Of the business pnrt of tho city, hut wns 80 well
handled TINT usdu from slight sln,uago tho a'l-
Joining buildings wera mt injured. Tho cstnb-
iishmont consisted of brick FRUITS on Kcn-
tncky nyoill,c belonging to tho estate of
tho lnte Gen. jeff @. Davis, and on
Maryland street. which warc not Injured further
thnn the finishing. Thoy wcru occupied by Mr..
ltusscS fnn,ily md Il number Of toncnicnt8 for
living purposes. They wore Joined by frnme
sheds IN which tho stock md vehicles were kept
1Icre Wns whrre tho ttro bruko out. md thoy
wcrc entirely destroyed. Every one wus asleep
when the tnnlcs wcre discovered, and seycrsli
nnrfow escapes wero tnn'1e Tho most rcmarka-
bio WIS thnt nf tho famlly Of one Of tho stnblo
employees. whn wero awakened br tho crash OF
which ilntf :, burned oiit frIm under
IT, Mr. Russell IL saia to havD rescued fayOrit
,,riy1ne h1Tss hy crnwlnE mto tho stbl9 on Es hts
indivi,ml loss IN about 81, ,iD0 On household f,ir-
nt1lrc asld VEHICLES: le is ns,,red Tor fl,O00 In
assfeSate s75oo, whc', is covered BY tho follow
HEn9 TRfatlt7
Ncw.Irk or Now Jersey, 1,S71
Amazon, Cincinnati. 3,21s
1N Casso GGntrno. ......................... Oh
Nuw York ALLIANCE. or
Ut. Nicholas, Now York. .............. ....... 800
Tho inAurance WIS ronewcd md increased lust
week. The other losses Mrc: Mrs. W. y. Nuhlc.
Alton. Ill, 500 On building insured; Riley
Heck, sHo: insured; Put Hurley, tcnant, horses
md household furniture, f:sao: Afrs. Chnrlcs
horse atil hAr1.css, xi75; .Dr. Wh'tmnn, horse
and buggy. $l5D; Or: J. a. ,C0sningere, horse and
buggy, &I10; ". j. Gillespie, horSp. buggy, and
wagon, $40; LOWS Cohen, tenAnt, h0uso and
household furniture. *:snl; .Jnmcs Austin. satoon.
keeper. 81 200. Sevgrnl other tenants lEse 81 90
| to 1880 IN tho nRErcYGto; mt insured. No
Glow hhs been gItiiIcl ns to tho scoun1rels who
fired tho building.
, 1880-04-19

DAnn1E, Ont, April ls,-A ilrc this morning
destroyed the stores Of Graham Hrts., wo<'icn
gnols; Z. Il. Crotnpton & Co., dry goods: VIC.
MeLcnn, druYgtst; ]. Henderson. hnrtiware: J.
". Hastings. lGwGler: u,Il IhUlnis httlswUrth,
hAker. Ithss t,n buildings and stock, &t goo; In
surNuce, $N, ,O0.
, 1880-04-19

Smoking Dawson's flno Cigars makcs happy
and c0utentca man. 10 600 him at I'll State
atreet,
, 1880-04-19
BALTIMORE EARRINGS,

Rrsetsl Dispateh to 1hs Chtedao 1<tbuna.
WASHINGTON, q. G., April 1s.-The nRgrcgnte
cloaslnys of tho baltimore CLEARING House for
lust week werO $l4, 500 CO., m tnGreRao nf $t,Gs5,-
010 over tho corresponding wook OF ldst your.
, 1880-04-19

:. The El1redge Sewing Maoll!ne.-lt lends
the sa world, a!!a j. ti!e best foG W., to buy,
, 1880-04-19
Chicago Visited by Couple Of Ex.
tensive Blnzea.
The Loss About $4,000, and tho 1u-
= DURANGO Somewhat Larger.
The Dangers Of ths Nigh Wind Avartad by shs
Bravery ol tho FlFemcn.
An Extensive Fire nj indianapolis -Bnrnlny of q
large kunItr Of ftorses.

llalf-past . o'cock yesterday AFTERNOON, and Tor
tttnt, owing to tho hlRh wln''. threatened to
,vo ,ho ,ronno t,n"u',,., hv t.,,n,,cr tNriuc.
nnI iinics ,s strcr,s within p,,nsbnt If ,in
Two,tth street bridge. On tho so,'th there Is j.
vacant block. hut nDrthcaRt, north, md wrst
.noro aso nosys "Mn ,,sn .,.S .' M, Ho ,,uo
tnofe "ro soven phnainks,I."o ptieA aa..l ~
ir'snc.--all b,'t~one Of which vera DESTROYED.
Tho ,nrRnst WIS n plnnInR-nil, and the next Il
n par ',Ices 1mS Th Mum @ w,s sI.
vatt aH "s M tho r corr t ilatcs md xs Streets
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, 1880-04-19
OBITUARY..
SAMUEL VAUGHAN.

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Sptetai Di.pateh TO Tho Chicago 7rtbunA.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, April 1B-SAlnuel Vaughan,
yo,lnx MIN = years 1T u9c. was found dead iu
his bn ut tue residence ot ]. Hurr MeC11tchean,
neur IandKer's Gruve. this county, yesterday.
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, 1880-04-19

NEW YOnK, April lS.-Tho brlss-worlss OF MI
thni nreyftts. No. o. Fulton street. burned to-
day. Loss, *50.00o; purtnly Insured.
, 1880-04-19

Times Our highcat artiata In tientiatrys This
MAhaauava hovuud Doubt though hut Sa q set
, 1880-04-19

NO YElLOW-FEVER IN MEMPHIS.
aptetal Dhpateh 70 7as Chteaeo Tribune.
BiRNrr1s. Tonn, April tS.-Thoro is no yellow
fnXGr harA.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-20
THE PEOPLES RAILROAD.
SALT LAKE Cry, May l9, 80.

SALT LAKE CITY, May 19, 80.
Editors Herald:
When the dull but dutiful Primes
George of Denmark, husband o
Queen Anne of England, was sent tt
the House of Lords to vote for the
bill sbolishing occasional conformity
be whispered, en- PEASANT, to the leader
of the opposition, "MY heart is vid
you." Well, in regard to the Utah
Eastern R. R., l may say, my hear
is with you, snc my vote is also.
am inclined to think that the q. E.
r. r. will be the most popular rail-
road In the territory. The U. w. il
popular in the hot summer time,
Not that it passes through s pictur-
esque or in any rural way an sttrac-
tive country, but it has the Sci. Lske
and the closely adjacent mountains,
and they are sufficiently attractive
during the bathing season. But the
U. E. will run through a country
afording a succession Of fine views.
There ls the sight OF the city from the
east bench, perhaps the finest that
can be bad. There is the kaleido-
scOpio panorama, II you will allow
me that double term, all through the
mountains, with the little basin vale
OF Parley's Park as a hslf Way resting
place. No other railroad mas such
attractions for the Salt Lake people.
The U. P, up the valley of the
Weber and Echo Csfion is too far of.
The American Fork Canon railroad
is no more and was as far
of. The Pies8ant Valley road ia
still further. The Bingham and
Little Cottonwood railroads are nearer,
but they both necessitate consider
able travel in the valley, whereas The
Utah Eastern gets into the mountains
almost as soon as it leaves the CITY.
10 walk up into the csnons In sum-
mer Is too laborious and melting
business. To ride up there on horse
back or in a buggy, or even on a
bicycle, is open 10 some objections in
several ways, 90 far as the pleasure of
the thing is concerned, not men
.iOning the single disgusting item of
lust, that few people avail them
selves of those methods for trip into
he high country. But with the
-ailroad a ride of half an hour or an
lour viii land a party of picnicers, or
lnglere, Or pleasure-seekers, or sports
men of any kind right into the heart
II the mountains. So there seems to
be good cause to suppose that the
Eastern Railroad will be well patron
Esd By schools, families and other
PARTIES IS means CT enjoying q
Iuick, easy and pleasant trip into the
country adjacent.
Ia all this l cay nothing of cheap
oal and other strictly commercial
business Of the road, which cannot
all to be considerable, and which
aust benefit the country accordingly.
10 push on the road as fast as con-
enient- It is g very desirable enter
rise in divers ways. r. R.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1880-05-20
Prospectus Of The Utah and
Northern Guide.

The undersigned will soon com
nlence the publication of a Guide to
the country through which the Utah
ard Northern Railroad passes, with
directories OF all the towns located
along the line FROM Ogden 10 Helena,
inclusive. 1t will contain an elaborate
and weil-executed Map of the country
trayersed, and be what its nsme sug-
ges!s-a complete Guide or book o.
ready reference. The reading matter
anc advertisements will be alternated
and arranged so that each bushes;
announcement will occupy con
spicuous place, where it must be seer
and read.
The book viii contain over SOC
pages, will be we'll printed and bound
and will be sold TO subscribers for s.
single numbers; special rates to al
verlisers and large orders. Oul
agents sre now N the field.
Address,
JUNCTION PRINTING ASSOCIATION
my2 Ogden, Utah.