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Paradise fsuliien.

The Paradise Valley Mining Company
shipped to-day two bars of bullion,
valued at 81, 22j.
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VIII shortly Leave.

G. w. JOHNSTON will shortly leave
town, to be absent about two months.
Parties wishing to have any dentistry
work done, had better attend to it at
once. nl7-lw
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-06
Fresh oysters

And Celery Salad, every night, at
Docs LUNCH STAND. f5-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1880-02-06

War DepGrtmealt- Signal C0rDs U. s. Army.
FEBRUARY, 9. $780, All A. N.
observations taken at the same moment OF
time at all stations.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT


Last Evenings Board.
80 R&E75 soc 20 Eureka IL
loo Belmont soc To Leopard l5c
90 CHA 1nc 20o Belle III 12k
32o Nanhaf-n l7O Use 1850 Metallic 175 l60c
1900 Argeara 100 05c 80 Navajo soc
100 Endowment Soc 230 lndepde 100 zoe
so Belle Isle sec 800 Day % Doc
100 Hillside Use 100 Del Monte 140c
700 Albion BIZ Ia Wales
$50 Booker - soc 1850 standard 20 25c
$50 Queen Bee 3oc 20 Mono 81
200 Con Pacific 1870 tnlVers1ty % zoe
30 Dudley 90 65c 20 South Bulwer l90c
$50 Addenda zoe 1eA MONDAY
100 Vortex lhc 40 Mammoth POS 300c
80 Boston l25c 1860 orc SOC
800 MONDAY l90c 225 Leeds 4Oc
800 Atlas 15c $50 Tip Top 423 430c
100 Mt Diablo 21i 10 Nc Potos 200 l75c
80 NJ Diab.o $50 1900 20 Bode 10
80 bechteI 80 Use $50 McClinton 6Oc
$40 Tiosa Bloc 50 Summit llOc
- BulWer log 30 syndicate l6oc
80 Goodshaw 4ac $50 May Belle 2ac
ESQ Oriental SOC 200 Belyidere Use
1.2l Champion - T0c 200 Black Hawk 95c
So South Bodie 80 35c 30 Golden Terra IL
10 Juoiter t2ic
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FEBRUARY Maximum thermometer, 48 (;
Minimum thermometer. IL.
, 1880-06-12
SENATE


WASHINGTON, y. c., .Junc 1.-THE Senate
insisted Oh Its amendments TO tho Sundry
Civil Appropriation bill md 10 the Bill re-
lating to timber trespassers on the public
lands. disagreed to by the House, and COM
mfttee Of Conference thereon was appointed.
The Senate bill making Indianapolis o
port Of delivery passed.
The Senate bill authorizing Ohio, Indiana,
and Illinois 10 sue the United States III the
Supreme Court, OH Claims FOR sales Of public
lulids in those States, passed.
The Sennte bill authorizing the City of
Wlnola, Mtnn., to construct wagoll-
bridge ncruss the Mississippi River, passed.
Tile President pro tom. appointed the fol-
lowing Senators to represent, the Senate at
Johnston, itulll'ls. Dawes, Anthony. Herman,
Butler, 1lill Of Ga0rgfa, and Bayard.
Tile pRlsinn blll was tnketi up.
blr. Blaine gnye notice of m amend
me't providing. TINT tho benefits Ut
this. act shall, not apply TO any
soldier Of the Mexican or Florida wnrs who
incurred no physical disability from his sery-
lGr, and who Is not In NEED 1f peGunlary as
sistaslcc.
Mr. Iloar gaye notice Of an amendment
providing thnt no person should receive 4
pens!ntl Under this net win would not be
entitled tn Il pel,siur under the provision Of
the law relating tn soldiers Ut tho late var,
nnless lIo should dcposr finder oath that he
actHn!ly needs such pe1iAllfh3p for the support
Alter uis Executive sessloh,:adj|ourncd. h@!s di|j|i;ud
, 1880-06-12
Tbs remaining sessions Of the Conferences
Tho following Is correct

Ths rcn,atning sessions Of the Conference
VIII III bo held IN the hall OF the Association.
The following Is correct
L1sr OF DELnaArEs
to the Conference:
Secretaries Of tho international conm,ttees,-
General feoretary. f,chard G. Norse, New York
sGity; Assistant Secretary, r. Augustine WcltIng,
NeE T,ss YorS xo c,tyj TsayslinR seeIetsry Thomss
noocrt tvei,lensai Chearo, liz; haiir,sti sso:
ssctafy: E. p 1peSEsoli. Eoy Yotk Citys College
nun Secretary, + Won sehIumsaeh. !. chioaso; si e
ssfsetta:y s;eta:y ssmo1g Ce%'nete!al TraveIcrs T. y.
staia secrctaftes-.1. z. nrown. Decatur ILL.,;
J.; t:.s y. Mnnhalt. tnd'anapolIs Ind: s. N. Say
@ es H2 wisss wnfs L ST. r1as. r9SEaqa Mi net11a5 Xas
xo:f ~ y Il Isc .sSff rsfaessiiie & ss sS* g.:
swaukee, Wis: TORONTO. Ont. ". b. isurford:
H., fMntrsa. 9ehss, :: D. A ng1Ee: Assistant n
4ss4ssh 4Ss l. fl 1aa.cn,asso oaee f.
hasssn,1t. VIII Mathor; Ltbfartan, GcorRe Scott:
mont 1iteheoek; and herman. H. sisttFayr; sitRssy
isnd rsofsa fae T. Rayts Rt:ssr:
Johnson; sprtnatci s"s " r. 1sGsstS fsiseho1. = IN.
lsaatnaW'asp,1!:' sa a. W spp,'n. l. D brandt a3 tai.
'Snne H. f. f'S'fsi Wsiiins 0psss Ks"taek1 :
Lo'wpifte WHY Js,Hes nSbcr and !ger Georgo
!st !FiH, See' John MeGfesor, Li6.j t. sniith o.,
li9rt,cy. Maasaehusetts-1soston tLlb.i n. ii.
V2!o; hynpif J: aEay: WqFcsstor II. Il ysn
t. fsses bysr hsi 4 h0s = N;Ss
German! A., nlttncr and Ill iii /. 4. jenkins.
sdtI4Ras.s. MnqerRH,amM'92sapss, J. & dantinsto NJ:
y. g. Douglass md tucr,nan, j. ". II. Baumann.. mann.
NeLfaaka-oinaha, HcnEge T. Howser. New
, 1880-06-12
THE VETERANS,
Closing Exercises Of the Grnnd no.
utii0M ut N1Ilsvaukee,
Hnfttal ptxndfeh fo Tia Gshitono 1fihunH

Closing Exercises OF tho Grand no.
union ut N1tlVaukso,
Sptttai Dtpateh to TIA Chicago 1stbun&,
MILWAUKEE, Wis, June 1.-THE city Is
again brilliantly Illuminated tllts evening,
but the streets ara not nearly so crowded ~
they flave been for tho past three or four
nights. The reunion Is practically over, alld
y|stt61a arc departing nj rapldly as they
ca,lic. Some 5000 yetoralts arB still III camp,
oNlectlag to take their departure tomorrow,
Nearly Ill OF the nIure prominent visitors,
He!nulnK Gems. Grant and Sheridan, LEFT this
4 w. 70 Il. w..t,,,, .a,.op<a..d prx.., .. .-
reunion Virtually closed to-tlay with niei,o.
! siHl Gere,n9nlo4 fn camp In honor Of the dead
tK tla glllon army. The ceremonies werv
presided over, by C0lnmal.der-lll.Clief
Department af WISCONSIN,. 4 Al 20 eration ia; was
Aellyore.i by BIslop4;eneral Fallows. Of Chl.
tagq, nnd 9 poem by AlIsa Addla Dallou. Of
IT Ths ,ets ,ests'49nlst were largely attended, and
tlsrca r. closest aftehttaH was paid BY the MI
&C de. t,t o1{st {sal !stt'oa Vi noon .rain
so!dteEs' National lloma lii tfe sapa1bs il
II T!s oid ircn l.rgaie Of Wisconsin, ett,t,;XY
q permanent organization ut The 1ueett}K tlliH
nlornLnX, and will lle.cetnrti, keep up the
association Of u!embss,sh!p With oceasional
similarly orKlAtzed fssuelat!ons.
Thousands of ex-soitlicrs are leaving by
all trafns, and by to-nQr1ow lloon no udtlc0.
ah!e number will remain.
During MI the pressurs Of the vast Numbers
OF visitors the city haX been as orderly aud
dsyoid Of crime as iii oral'ary tlulos,
, 1880-06-12
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HILL ENDS HIS ItI!stA1.KS,

spFe3a1 DaPa1eh @ IN ch1sa0o aF161aA.
WAslINdToN, u. G., juno Ex-senator Den
I'LL tll!s afternoon n,ale the most pleasing
announcement Of lila wortly career when hs
said, speaking Of tho kellogg-Spotford case:
II hope llaye now closed my connection
with thls case forever" ILL had been for two
hourst hrashing over the old straw OF this tedi-
Gus, hackneyed, lreary partisan story, and the
Senate and galleries were tired when this
grgtoful announcementwas madc. :lhore was
Une passage In this tlehate, however, which
will live In the memories OF the two South
Carolina Senators, and which will be
referred 10 IN tho Congressional
Record IA ono OF tho seyerest nh{tlfulcs
avnr da,,varail hv ora aanntnr n1ainst m,
, 1880-06-12
gresa, has permitted to pnss. The three re-
majnlng days Of the session will, after ali, b.
very much crowded with work.
NOTES AND NEWS,
HONE From TIE CONVENTION.


Rp<eta, pt.JateA to 7As Cateae1 7+ittnA
WASHINGTON, D. c., june 1i.-Senator
ronkltng appeared IN the Senate Chamber
for tho first time slnce the Chicago Cunvet,.
tIon looking as fresh and vigorous ~ IL lie
had not been subjected 10 The severe strain
Of tho Convention. lie waa Immediately Wis
lted by his personal frienls, Senators Thur
man and Eaton, who kood-faturedly chafted
him. and subsequently considerable portion
Of the Denocratlc patty passed in revicw be-
fnre him. At Conkling's left was seated
l3nm1Et," tito champion Of It1alne, while
tie next seat but onB WINS occupied
by 1}fhihe himself, and tic next by
Senator 11oar, Chairman Ut tho Convention.
Mr.. 11nlna seemed to hive NJ little concnrn
MS nny.uf the group III ttia exciting events Of
tho lust two weeks, and Wns occupied In the
routine hnsltess Of The day. Senator Lognn
tcmalitctl III tbs comnlttce'rooni.
MissIss1rfI nrvEn APPROPRIATION.
Thu f]en,ucrnts propose to give tu tie Afls-
slss!pGi River Coin,nlasipn about s. ,00, ,ooo
put 1t IL liot expected that lie BILL Gun pass
this session.
The new new Immediate Transportation
net lIas been approved.
THE rrEa.
To fhs T'tsttrn Assoctased Press-
g. WAslIlIxaroX, D. @, June i1;-The Con-
Agree.l ta report an amendment directing the
Secretary Ut tho interior tn locate the I'm
cn,npallErcs aud Southern UteH o,i tho nKri.
cultural latds In Colorado, provided sliill-
clent agricultural lands cai1 be obtained
within the limits Ut tlla present Ute Reser-
valttlt in CnlDradoto accommodate them. 1u
tile event of t!le Secretary fnlllng ~ find sur
fci"lit agricultural lands In tic Colorado
he In directed 1y the amendment tu locate
those uilproyIdet1 for In CotOrnno ,lpon un-
occupied agricultural lands IN New Mexico In
tho vicinity at tho In Plata River. nr In
Utah Within the limits OF the present Uintah
Reservation.
CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed Eugene Schuyler, of
New York tnow Consul-General at Honey,
tu BE- Consul-leneral and Diplomatic Agent
uf the United States at Bucharest; II. II.
Jackson, now Consul at Halifax, to be Unit
cd SiRtes C0ns,i-Genernl at that p1nce: w.
g. RItch, -Secretnry Of the Territory Ut New
Mexico; II. v. Davis, Of Louisiana, Super
telldent Of tho Mint at New Orlcans.
, 1880-06-12
RAILROADS..
A Probable Settlement of the
Fast Train TFuubles.
The Mexican Extension Of the Atchi-
~,"son, Topeka q Santa Fe.

THE FAST TRAIN TROUBLES.
Tho determined stnnd taken by the man.
agors OF the Western roads regarding the fast
train muddlc Is giving the Eastern managers
considerable ulleaslness, and they lave be.
come nl.lcl, more tractabIa and cundesccnd-
Ing than they have been, and are using nil
possible Efforts NOW 10 Induce the Western
managers 10 join them in running fast trains.
The action Ut tho Michigan Central In con-
tlhulng Its 6:15 y. m. train until the Western
lincs should decide to connect with the 1880
fast trains Inns compelled tho Fort Wayne
aid Luke Shore roatls to takc similar action,
and they alsD a1inounce that the 6:1b p. IN.
tralHs on their roads will for the present
be continued BY this action the Fort
Wayne, tho Lake Shore, and the
trains to seaboaru points daily. There liz
more danger now Of = rupture between the
Eastern lines regarding tllfy matter than of
sGrio4s complications will, tho Western lines.
H M tosi ws nyns yrsacss a SyW Stss Yst Ea b: = a9 sp
evening at 59h: the fast tratn at 80, Which
reaches New York tic next evening at $50;
tto regular EXPRESS at 6:i5, which reaches
leaves here at $40 y. iii. and reaches New
~ nork the same time rs tho 5:15 y. til. trait.
tlle Vanderbilt roads; These, lines also run
REACH Now York nnlll about three md one
naii t.ohIs a19r thah the latc egelllng traln
,m,,w e rHo FIT. m%ync sniI h dehsylvahia Wy. Gq'a
"'9: II var, aon sn ). Mt ~ 1t, negm tat t!s itasGr
Saap'e ,,; @psormy ", u Mse 10 ne nsed 20 pre-
it,,os t,e.ts. oelWeen tte Eastela
t,n, ~ H., f,,.s , !. Wa1 u.e sstdet lh.eh
f"nt t,,to ~ o ~ tt 90. Me .,n.,, ey neetusa 10 In
iass ,s.t! Etns - 1im uiesil onty ~ long rs the
tia ~ nHtlu1a; Il U Gnhl1nneq q nlake Iast
ti,a t1r ~ tmi,at.Sahst h aa baltmofe. nnt
H. tc t",n,Ie ~. ~ an ss1esM I9aas 70 91iia
hae 1,nM ti,as a,.MEehert' et VI lily k,ha
tttn Htta tuo elect u uIlV!nk l!lt
, 1880-06-12
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW York, June l1.-Arrtved, the steana>
ships Bertha, from London; r. Calnnd, from
Rotterdam; and City OF Montreal, from Llv-
erpo0l.
QUEESsToWN, June 11.-Arrivcd, Wyo-
ming, from New York.
!, FATHER po1NT, June 11.-Passed inward,
the Peruvian, from Liverpool.
, 1880-06-12
DtsTILLERS' ASSOCIATION.

o
LoU1sv11lE, KY, June 1L-A large meet.
Ing Of Kentucky dlstfllers was held hero to.
day 10 organize Dlstiliers' Association.
The lion. Z. J. McGibbon, of CynthIana, was
elected President, and John Callahan, OF this
city, Secretary and Treasuror. The principal
Office Is to be ut Louisville.
, 1880-06-12
Y. II. G. A.


1hlFa Bays session Of the General
SecrctarlcEs Conference.
The morning session Of the conference of
the Secretaries Of the Young MEMS Christian
Ae.notattnr ,vo. or,,,,.,, ,.It1 s,;,,, -.
.s,'',..a.I,' - ,.S,i, WV. n.pE leuuns
Of Missouri. At $50 Allen Folger, State
Secretary Ut New Hampshire, took the chair
of thu tate @ ssc,etarv @ | ~. tho % st,,.
s'on, opeaea w paper ~ george a; Aa!l,
State Secretary OF New York. Mr. Hail said
that the relatEon Of tile State Secretary was
that OF GIL executive officer. 1Ie should wee
Ia ts ,liyIsinn int, ,ist.icts' a,Hl ~ ,,nna n,
mcat,s for securiur the tina1I,ces. " ''4'' 'o'a
Tra.e,imS acrs;ary p.Pet +ha bso' I,t:r. ~ Gtee
tonmittssc. 0s' - t''o Aa''ii''1'o'''''
"To the Local ORGANIZATIONS In Towns nud
Serrstarv n elhto 1n satT thns. a,s4,c1u' ntse
t5cuo - uiu; au sas1 Hese associa-
~ ha fomnH T. Hsrnt,ggr ~ grG to,v,,a ~ I;y "rG
wors nTa ,,nIcrinEnn ~ ,'"i, Z, ~ Hs st'l ~ .,
verv w"ii .lei,,nil Mn Tl,nv n,,,at ~. hro"1i't
,nt itna i;atruc. ond u5 aa,s,e Mss ~ hr9aRMs ~
snsc,i,n wnrr ~ vomo a1 n,n,, 70 uo
ttwr yyli t.st ti.e Se.In7arws t.rI. ~ NAV NAV
feac!, lie end desired througll parlor or nfcsn s
Ss;onterenees. ,neetings VIII Executive
iasds Sas II Gd a Sfs m ae% e9eIs ss 9t esa @ ssofa IT,
people Tint the work OF tia Youug AIeu's
ministers lsow to preacl, ii tic Guspel. % % uut t,
tho na! !tituiu '' x ,t''sayed t Cd youns s en. 1a
hundreds and thousands Of such ~ Shall bc
saved.
"'ro Places Wi,ere No Association ExIsts.D
%isconsMin IL lis S su to % fats seeretafy "
bears thu relation 0f Evangelist III spirit md
effort. .TlMt lle n,ay bu MI exni,pls in lOyv
rhe ss Assoeatiu 1 II nissian si af The Church
Officers IT tliesa organizations nlust Is illsd
with tha spirit ot Christ. 'rlle Secretary also
belra tlle relation Of i teecher- -that ,nlt peI-
inay be Thoroughly postci In ttlo PURPOSE
an(f aims u tlle Assueiatlorl. liz bt.lrs mlst,
tie rcutIo1i Of hclJ, liz seeking out jniIyiti.
ual y,ung men In all these towns, md seeks
u,s1a up It, All tilt Mrtai,,s s't' to spirit"m ~ %
BOWER ntnl nhljftv IL Ia intnilltrn,,t imnnrnr.
III tho Masters vineyarl.
The Executive Committee iu announcing
si"i, state, that tora o. wero err % pvesei,t at Ga tio
CpnferelNu n fnr InrHur nu,nhrr thuii hnvn
attended, INV preyio,ts confarut,c.,. ''''" '"'o
ArrEtaooy Session.
In tho afternoon s. II. Layfur.l, State Sec
topis nse gp %as r.; "Tlle HsatlS or the
,.,.ua,I IL ,3,r ~ |U 1v f."t Hu,ni,oti 4 o.:s w
SMrrv ~ fminna fnir Saa,n ~ y, o!I.s V1,s
lssS st;ts ;sli'd, laijsis 4; y. rn.,, t
.,, !,.t Mu huMta,! u to 41%at Sst o8csstaIy 70
G"nfnrt,ss IT, @ a'1 "sp' m II t MnisEg@v MG,,iksEe@ uS ,S
IN" tntSrnu,nnnI uIff. fnm,G,nit,.n NJ if ~ Aleoat"eS'o VI
hs Ts ts s}gS@ " IT, " e E3x,inG yscsslon
+a Etut., u,,s1 tnni Svnris !, .,a moth ~
, 1880-06-12

AAo o%HSAhi A>oidEE4 11EEaLa " b1l1 lt*
Louis una Chicago Is0ats will hold Joint
meeting at the room Of the Chicago RAllrond
Association in Ashland Block to-day for the
purpose Of cqlnlIzinE passenger rates from
Missouri River points and Omaha Under
tile present arrangement the through rates
from Atchisor, Leayunwortll, st. Joseph,
aud. Kansas City are lower In proportion
than from Omaha. Besides the rates
from oil these points are proportionaily
lower via st. Louis than via Chicago. The
ChicaKu rtals and particularly. the Iowa
poul lines nrp greatly dissatisfied witt, this
stats of affairs, and they desire to bring
about q, arrangement TINT Is more equita,,
there l,ay be considerable trouble regarding
through passenger rAtes to the East Us the
Chicago lines art, suffering from tho dlscrlul-
luntsotl nude In fnyur Of St. Louis.
:. Tlio scalnard enltgrant rates, about which
there hns ,cell considerable wrnngling dur
ing tho lust few mouths, will also 81 dis
elisssd. 0n this business The trunk lines get
liaye to content themselves with tic skim
milk. The Western r0uds demand larger
share OF tile profits OF this business niIl to
SECURE this end they have entered into All
agreement to Charge the Eastern. lines ar
bltrary rates. Tht8 aEreelnAIt, however,
cannot be carried into effect yet, owing to tie
lines. which. do not. want to give up
q portion ct Tho profits FROM this business to
the Western liies. Tho Western lines have
taken steps lately which, it Is claimed, will
bring the trunk lines IL tcr1s. Bit tn ortiernot
t0 give tho lnttpr MI opportunity to upset the
arrangement the provisions nfe kent secret.
At tho meeting to-day final steps ars. to bo
takoh to carry the now arrangement Into
, 1880-06-12

for this stra1hlnE OF tho Democratic con-
science (for len llill's words could have no
seating of 8poiiord, whose tftje 10 his seat.
1ll1l Aaid, wna butter than Buffers own
ave did not slrean," saf,l fltli. "illat willie
working 81 hard to admit Butler we were
GIVING THE SENATE sIAENurIf
that would keep a better title out" This
was tho cltmax 1T the arraIg,lmelt TO which
Butter, Just from sick bed Of two weeks,
cnragrd by thesc taunts, llnstaned to reply.
~. bntier is no mitch for nen l!fl ~ an orator,
ss1vltY sSss H. ca1a 5 TT t,t IT. II s Hssu'agSXs. '
thu vital points I'll the Kellogg case that le
Ind inlsreprcscntcd tho facts nntl le1hEar!ss
Of the ina so%tl' o. Caralla Senat9rs; !HtlY
he was not enlltleds that he ,leiof,ltctl
everyone ~ unpatrlotic and tlisloyal to
The purity who disagreed with him, mil TINT
lie was even va!lntt1'g In the ears of tho world
tlie, !Vnr, during liz sYar. sines the WI.
ullt1 forever more, although, ttere WIS Il
t'sriou nf four years, wlHn III the civil service
OF the Confctlaracy, hts profession of loyalty
Wa1g Hampton. Irss angry. attempted TO
turn HIPS denunclatton Into ritiicule, and
lcverleti to sonle curious passages u ben
ili,Ps P M resofd' and suggested TINT he clamp
IN 1r1a POWER :
t. reaa ist9temets 'nas a. different times by
cratic party ~ the greatest enemy Ut TIC
country; ~ the one thut lad delngcd tho
Nation with hluod, that ought llcyerinorc ID
ne t,stea HGt pw ts maculG!s part
with lnek of devotion to Democracy. "And,"
said Mr.. Hampton, 81 Tie gentleman from
Georgia has been dfspleasel with some Of
n}y NIX quoted 1,9etry. Possibly this selection
, 1880-06-12
kAllnCHtS CASE.

SAN FRANCISCO, June ILL. III, Kalloch
murderer Of De Young, asks to be discharged
from custody OH all allegation ttlat tho pro-
cceltngS are unconstitutional
, 1880-06-12

about 10 build road from Tie City Of Mexico
10 the American frontier, where II Is to con
ncct with The Atcllfson, Topeka & Santa FG
liallroa4. Of which line 1t Ii 10 be a1l oxteil-
sion, It II Intended to build the first section
eighteen months. irle distance il III miles.
The SoRora ltailr0a4l, or rather the Guaynias
Gxten:ton of the Atchlson, Topeka d SaMta
Fe Railroad, l!as Ngun work. and had 5t0
ago. aiNf tie road il 6eimg rapidly pushed %
eastward. It IS expected tint tic foad viii
reach unrmosttia (eiglity.slx InIlcs) III Feb
rnary. There is also force Of men at work
at the American end Of the line pushing 1t
westward With all possible speed.
, 1880-06-12
ITEMS,

ITEMS
Mr.. George W. Colo Inns been appointed
Contracting Agent for the Western Division
Of tie Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railroad
Company, With Headquarters ut st. Louis.
NJ II. Taylor, formerly Assistant Treas.
urcr Of the Canada Southern, has been ap-
pointed Auditor OF that r0ad. Mr.. g. +. Cox
MI. Thomas Edison Cashier OF this Company.
Tho Western Association Of Genera! Ticket
and Passenger Agents, will hold u sWcIal
meeting ut tile new DHt1isnn House, Indian
apolIs, Tuesday, for the purpose Ut revising
rates tfo1! eo,npeting points West, NORTH
be adopted and inatntalned by all the lines
III interest un and after July1
~ curious car on the U0ston & Albany
IAlirOad II provided with various devices for
testing speed, strains, distractions, resist
nce, md other inatter5 CONNECTED With ti,e
to Ingenious machinery record the distance
anil li1lC, tile slips of the tlrtv!ng-WIGes oil
tle rails, the exact elevation Of the outside
iAi ut every c,irve, and t.lany Otller paints OF
The OHIO 4 mississippi, the Wabash. St.
lave. given joint notice that OIL an.iatter Num-.
dry June I. the following rates pl1 lnat3uiact-
urctl TOBACCO md TOBACCO stems III llogllent!s
arr .a .cl'ansrt:, East s. Louis T. Boston. 5liG
cents; to Philadelphia, ~ cents; to B:ilt[-
Mlnre, 431 cents; to Albany, Troy, and
Sclencctady, 4l,f cents; to Buffalo and Ter
onto, 70 cents; to pittsburg, u cents.
The negotiations for constructing = line
cisaso @ M nsn Iea e Ne% S Srsaa Sasyf ay n hS
fNew Orleans Branch Of the Illinois Central),
md from Nashville 70 q junction with tic
Cllcin5an :n,i5 Southern la!lroad ~ The Inter-
md t90rk tho lima Ia t,,In
, 1880-06-12

YAaKros, Dak., juno 1l.-The Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul Katlruad officials
headed by President Mitchell and Manager
Merrill, nrc here today looking over tho
ground f1r nh extension Of their road up The
James River.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-11-04
Why so auch Beauty in Poland?

"Because,'' said Bayard Taylor,
'there glrls do not jump from infarcy
to young ladyhood. They ale not cent
from the craile to the paror, to dress,
to SIT selll and look pretty. No, they
are treated as children should be. Du-
ring childhood. which extends through
a perlod of several years, thy are
plainly and loosely dressed, and allowed
to run, romp aud play in the open air,
They are not loaded down, girded
about, and oppressed every way with
countless fri.ls or superintendent houn-
ces, so as to be admitted fol Their
clothing. Nor are they rendered deli
cate or dyspeptic by continual stuIlino
with candies en swcet-cakcs, as are
theI majority Of American children
Plain, sir,ple food, free an! varied ex-
ercisc, and abundance OF sunshine du-
ring the whole period of chi dhood,
are the secrets of beauty in after lie. y
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1880-11-04
Gold and Silver Coin.

Director of he Mint Durcllard
in a statement. which viii embodi
ed in his forthcoming annual re-
port. estimates the to!al amount ct
coin now in the conntry ut $780,
SS1,Oe3 gold, and Sl40.799.335
silver. Ofthcse amounts S67,20t,-
293 gold, and S72.454,6OO silver,
are in the United States Treasury,
and 1902 696, 100 gold, and ST.:
3i4,725 silver are in circulation or
held by bonds. This is an increase
since June 30th. 1870, OF SS3, $780,
3o5 gold, and S37,74S $50 silver.
In addition tie Treasury holds S6S,- :
O4U, $40 in gold bullion, and So
557 ,759 in silver bullion. VIII ch the
mints are turning into coin as rap
idly as possible. This is a larger
amonnt Of Specie than has ever be.
fore been in the country.