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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14

Miss Anthony saw the mysterious hgures
1929" in many places on the Rochester
sidewalks. "It's no such thing" she said
clinching her hands, and II won't be
either, till my next birthday"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14

Why Is the happiest OF vowels?-Be-
canse it is in the midst of bliss 9 is in he'll,
and all the others In purgatory.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14

WOMEN AGENTS WANTED.-For partic-
ulars enclose stamp to Lydia 4. Pinkham,
Lynn, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14

The best blood remedy In the world Is
ID. X. V. G. II will clear ladies' complex
ion OF pimples, moth patches and sallow-
ness. Try it. Guaranteed by your own
druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14

"See here, John, is your sweetheart q
factory girl?" "Yes, William, satisfactory"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14

II tell you," said rabid free-thinker,
"the idea that there is a God never comes
into my head" .'Ah, precisely like my
dog. But there Is this difference - he
doesn't go round bowling about it."
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14

How should a romantic miller address
his lady love? In the language Of fiours,
to be sure.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14
NUMBER 40.

Mothers never fail TO recommend Malt
Bitters as nourishing and strengthening.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14

HAVE wIsrER's BALsAM OF WILD CHER
RY always at hand. II cures coughs, colds,
bronchitis, whooping cough, Group, infu-
enza, consumption, and all throat and
lung complaints. 90 cts. and 81 bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND

I, prepared a, 23s and 2S5 Western Avenue.
Ivnn. Mas Price sl.oO. Six bottles for $500.
Sent by nail In the form Of Pills, also IN the form
Of Lozenges. on receipt Of price, tlVo' per oo1'
for either
Mrs. PINKHAM freely answers all letters OF
Inquiry. send for pamphlet. Mention this paper.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14

A poet anxiously asks 20 pallid brow,
where has the spirit gonei" Don't ask the
pallid brow. Ifyour bottle is empty make
inquiries OF the forid nose. 1t knows
where the spirit goes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
Vegetable Compound,
THE POSITIVE CURE
FOR ALL FEMALE COMPLAINTS.

This preparation a its name signifies consists
% Vegetable Proprri,e. that sTe harmless IN the
mos, delicate invalid Upon oue iIiAl the merits
Of this COMPOUND will b. recognized, As relief II
immediate; and wh-a iis use II continued. IN
ninety-nine eases IA a hundred, positive and
permanent cure is clrcted, n Thousands viii
testify. On account ofit' proven merits, IL !, to-
d>y recommended and prescribed BY the best
phYsiciAns IA the country.
II will cure entirely the wors; form Of falling
o< the uterus, Leueorrhoea. Irregular and Pain
fu Mens,ruGiOn, All Ovarian Troables, Intam-
nation and UlccrAtion. Flooding., all Displaee-
rneuts and the consequent spinal weakness, and
Is especially adapted 20 the Chznge Of Life. IL
will dissolve and expel iumors from the uterus
in an early stage Of deV elopmeu;. The tenden-
ey % Generous HumoTs there is checked very
speedily by iis use.
In fact, Il has proved 20 BE- the creates; and best
remedy that has ever been discovered IL per-
uesse- every portion Of the system, and gives
new life and vigor. II removes Lintness, r2iu-
lency, destroys al craving for slimulAn;s, and
relieves weakness Of the stomach.
IL eures Bloaiing. HeAdaches, Nervous Pros
tra.aon General Debi lity, Sleeplessnes., Depres-
sion and Indigestion. That feeling Of bearing
down. causing pain, weight and backsehe, 10
AwAys permanently cured BY It's use. IL viii.
AZ al times and under al cirrumstances, act IN
harmouy with the laws that govern the female
system.
Fer Kidney Complaints Of either sex this Com
pound 10 unsurpassed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14
HOODS sARsAPARILLA

Works through the blood, regulating, tonin9
and inuioorattno all the functions OF the body.
Sold by druggists. Price 81. or six fU sa.
C.LHoUD q 60, Lowell. Mass. -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14
What
a.
Man DID
aCith
Kidney
Complaint
What

get up without feeling weary and all tagged
out. Many mornings l was obliged to lie
down on the lounge. To do any work seem
ed almost impossible. Have taken TWO Dot
chest and arms. and that feeling OF intense
WEAKNESS are all gone. can eat anything
and it does not press me at all. Feel Just
like work; In fact, like a new man. Can
heartily recommend HOODS SARsAPARILLA,
and hope ali who desire TO know anything
about II will come TO me and ask what
think Of IT, Very truly yours,
JONATHAN j. COBURN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14
DRAcUT, MASS.

DRAcUT, MASS.
MEssRs. CT. HOOD & Co.,
Lowell. Mass:
Dear Sirs-I have SUI
fered from kidney COM
plaint and biliousness for
fifteen years Have tried
everything and never got
any good. Last January,
before l commenced TAX
ing HOODS SARsAPARTL-
la, everything ! ate bloat-
ed me all up. pain In my
chest and arms, headache
and dizzy. | could not
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.

PARSONS. BANG * CO.,
wHouEsNs DRUGGISTS
III = llg H,fHs Street PORTL&SD, NAME
GENERAL AGENTS.
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LYDIA {. PlNkHAM'S
BLOOD PURIFIER

Will eradicate every vesttge 81
HsmOrs from the Hood, as the
saae time give toae and ssrengtn
.arveIIous results In Purifying the
RIooA as rhe Vegetable ConpOund
~ N. curing Female Complaints.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1880-12-14
Price Si.cc. Six Bottles for $500.

No Family should be without LYDIA L.
PiNKHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They cure
Constipation, Bii,usness, and Torpidity Of me
Liver Csc. per. box.
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OBJ 0tfora Democrat
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.

T,r1nS---S2.OO per Year.
tfu.i' strictly In advance d~irctcn Nf af,N cts
VII e made tf paid within sx months.
DEDUCTION OF tNer'v-tve cents viii he
ESie " not Ps tn the end Of the
yrar two d.'srs VII - charged.
, 1880-08-11

brush, and Similar airticics, togcllicr' with
blackenctl and wc'l.w0rn pipe. There were
also several letters addressed to John Hayes.
ono Of whiel. " wnS = recoi1'riefs!t,tloll 1t him
md which WINS slgncsl John Scllster u rn!i-
road superintendent at Ogtlensburg, N. Y.
III q mcmofn1lan1n-b book. found aiso Ilenr the
satshol 1i,s wns {fGn me'n9tandm g IT,
mothers Saral, l]nyca, Washington street,
Ugaensbnrg." Another memorandum showed
that John Hayes sailed last season ofie trip
from Cleveland to Chicago on tho schooner
:, Upon ilndlng this olcw, to tho Identification
tho Coroner concluded to follow It lin, md,
to the cl!tl TINT the Investigation SHOULD l,o d
flloro,En onr, ne sent word to untlcrtakeFF
ofsr bo cesy os t. Gy yysea l bGS q a * he w9 S1
lnortcm examination Of 1t. Unfortunately.
tho botly had nlreatiy beon taken to IcfTcr.
' sor1' md In order u lolt tic post-inottem It
w1l 70 nTfccf1ssaIy fcf1eEsy for tho % 1afais to
requests that all pcrsons who ,nlay wish to
ab1e to Identity It VIII bs At tae County
Farm as enrly rs noon, The OgttensburK
a!!ll,9rlfles l ~ have been tslegraphcd, md It Y
throw some light upon tho affair. -,
~ present, ~ may be imagined from read:
tng the above, thcre arc two thebries,--one ot
stilciuc al1 ono OF murder. Iile body Is
aId tho na',le on tlio leitcrs inicatea that. ii
lInycs committed suicide 1t Is lard to see why
he forced Qpcf! tile sntehcl and strewetl tho
contents about, and II he wns murdered 1t Is
lard to see why tlio m,trdcrers should leave
l!,tlon il that Hayes eaiasattteI suicide, and
That the satcllcl WIS found by some one who
forced 1t open to sGe 'wilntit contained.
, 1880-08-11
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
Epstta! Ntpatth Ia Tbs Chicago Ytibuns.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. lo.-1n the Circuit
Court, Judge Vinton dissolved tho injunction
lust week granted tho City of Lafayette
against the Wabash Hallway, to prevent tho
cutting down OF certain streets over which
the inter would pass III putting In n double
track. At'ldavits were filed by the Ieten.l-
ants that they had no intention of altering
the grade OF my streets, and that what, work
Ind been dono 80 far had been performed
Mnder the direction of tho city's civil
Engineer. Tle affidavit Of Gcneral-
Manager Andrews says, Rmong other
things, ''that tho Wabash hallway
has now In contemplation thu, diversion Of
Warsaw nallroaA, FROM S!!cldon, ILL.,, to saitl
Lafayette, insteAa OF sentlnE tllo sumo over
another road to LogallspOrt"; and tint, 1t
l!is c;ompany aceo,lnllslcs lts pMrpose. In
tor1llnus Of said Toledo. ,pcorll u !Yarsaw
Railroad Company; aid, "ullcss 1t Is 80
permitted to lny q donblo trnok for Tic H.
creased business, 1t will interrupt nil tho
negotiations to tho end stated" Tllu Ilnll-
why Company cla1ins that tt llas been greatly
damaged by tho restraining order, Md, 1t IL
Understood, llas directed Its attorneys 10
bring suit agail,st sho'clty for damages. !
, 1880-08-11
WASHINGTON.

on for 01iio-SpanYslt Ontraecs on tho
American FIaG-N'nrshouEe Inte.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 10.-president
Hayes left to.day for Columbus, 0.
Commodore Jeilers says, while tho United
States would keep d vessel {n Spanish
waters, he did not apprclIend any further
IndignItles to the United States flag, since SO
much excitement has been caused through
ont tho country by indignlties heretofore
imposed.
rho President has appointed William II.
Pilkenton Receiver Of public moneys ut W.T.
Kgeney, Kas.
Brig -Gn!l. Augur 1as been ordered to
Newport Barracks, Ky., onl to Ees"nAo com.
maud OF the Departments OF tho South until
tho rensscmbltng I'll this city OF the Board Of
Olllcers, Of which ho IL a member.
Thg Treasury Department lias Just trans.
ferzea 81, Ger, ,0W III gold bulllon from tho NosH
York nssay 0tlice 10 tho Phlladeiphla mint
for rcoInn!Ee Into eagles and ltalf-cagles. 49,.
Tile Treasury. Department requires that
horcnfter WHEN thu proprietor of u bonded
warehouse deslrcs to discontinue 1t q written
request to that effect ,n,.st he addressed to
tho Collector or other chief officer Of the GUS
TOMS at tho port at which the warehouse IL
6ltuntGus
, 1880-08-11
r,rovitlcnce Heavy Httters Held
DOWN to Ono Run nlld
Ono Hit.
Cleveland, Boston, and Troy the
Other Winning Teams
Yesterday.
.Datsyda,e, Monroe Chief, and Steve
Maxwell tho Victors In the
Rochester Races.
f'ha Two-Mile Record Gut Down Two
Seconds by Marwo}l-Trotting
at Mondota.
'BASE-BALT. ;,

CHICAGO vs. PROVIDENCE. = ,
rho return Of the Chicago team to the
sbo,,a grounds was welcomed by moro tim
o. Hno spectators yesterday afternoon. The
coming @ champions Ind for their opponents
t,,a nrcsent champions, and they once more
Demonstrated M their superiority III every
ra;nt nf play to tho team which won tho pen"
,ont Inst year, It WIS ut times an excccd-
;nujy interesting ganlc,-totably 30 on SOW
nm, occasions when nothing but tile sharpest.
Hc|]fue on the part Of Providence kept
down their opponents score. At such crit
icnf nofhts they were very strong In the field,
enS threo times succeeded In preventing a
rim with man OH third and but ono
mt As for batting, tho heavy hittcrs
n the visiting tenn were completely baiflel
'hv Corcoran's slow and swift curves. They
never hit clean until tho eighth. inning after
iha aldo Should hnye been out, wllcn Brad-
Inv. by two.baser over rlght-aeld fence,
brouelt home Gross, who got Ills base on an
inf,c]d error, and lnado both second and third
on passed bulls. Tho pitching exhibit for
{,orcoran Is extraordinary rs 1t stands, asout
of tttrty-two Incl, at bat but one earned llia
base. and, with any kind Of fielding support
In the eighth inning, lle should llave had the
almost match!ess record Of shutting out tito
Providence tcam both rs to runs and baso
hits. On tho other hn1d, tile White STOCKINGS
hit Ward freely, earning tlirce Of their flye
rms, and suffering not a little bad luok III
hclng caught off bases on tiy catches. Their
base.running was, rs It always is, perfection
itself,-if anything, better tllan they liavb
heretofore shown. Base-lits BY Dalrymple.
A,lson, mid Kelly, n baso on balls for Will
hanson, tie putting out Of Goro and Ansol,,
, 1880-08-11
THE EAsr-nouNp POOL,

The slowness- of the trunk-line arbiirators
IN making known tic award Of percentages
for tho roads In the >east-bounl pool from
Chicago oauscs considerable grulnbl1ng,
Pending tile award tic roads cannot work
With TINT harmony they could II they knew
OH what basis to act Things are working
very enthusiastically atprcscnt, and.chnrgcs
OF bad faltl ure heard Oh MI Sides. II Is
feared that II tho award Is not lnnGe soon MI
opch,rupturo may take place. The Chicago
& Grnnd Trunk complains that 1t Is not
treated fairly by tito othor lines, and that 1t
does hot get tho livestock business
agreed upon at tho, Chicago neetllg.
On the other hand, it Is claimed
that tho Grand Trunk Is not. living
np to The regular rates: and that
thls accounts for tic heavy graln business it
hIs been doing lately. Tho great trouble
with tile lines leading east from Chtcngo,
however, Is tt1e faet,ttat they arc doing i
lnthor. light business jnst now. Always
when business. Is light there ara cllnrms Of
bad fnltll, a1au probably Justly 80. When
business ~ heavy, antl tho roatls laye tte1r
hnnds full, they l,aye,no inducemont to cut
rates, but when tlhilic Is light tho roads that
uro hph(ntl III their percentages will natur-
nlIy uSo allmeans tApy cal to catch llp.
, 1880-08-11
THE RAILROADS.
TEXAS PACIFIC.

T,u11AnrTr,,1a' p. Aur 1f1-Thc onuuol
rooottnS ~ In raras ~" 1,aotS. 1,,frna rn.,
pany occurred hero today Prominent
among those participating In The proceedings
nro Jay Gould, q. N, Dotlgc, President OF tic
Cal]fnrnia md Teyna Itnfirool ronat,,,efto,,
Company, now engngrd IN building tho Tex
rs raciilc; Russell saEe, Frederick 1. Amcs,
Of Boston; and Cnl. Thomas A. Scott. Short
ly after TO this morning tho old Board 0I Di-
rect0rs convened iii their meeting, and about
ten stockholders of tho Company met 10 &lcct
3lf fnn11n 1.tnr fr1,0
, 1880-08-11
SUICIDE or AIURDER9
A Holy Found Int tho Lake at EEyd
,Ysnf{ss

A noly Found Int tito Lake ut Hyde
Park.
Coroner Mann, although lie does not mako
ahy snow u .n1 a1.'ttt's.en', - an oneoao,s ~
journalist, anu ha last evening submitted 10
tllo press q report OF d caso which canlo
under Ills Official notice, md which report
Mo!u ~. W ~ y. y up'1 spd It, % nr.toIa
the Guy. Ao appsoptntely lleaas n's afllc!o
"Suicide or Murder-Whlc'l" :" Heprocecds
to say that he was called early In tho morn
e ~ .'t ~ ~ t"nt ~ Snp,iat,1 stroat ,,vn
tae !@ke u lao 1on. rt, y, to!'4o.n stlceer !o"n
OF Hyde Park. Tho bot1y, which was found
on the beach at Q o'clock In tho morning, WINS
:" o. voa-o ~ .n" 1ve f',ot eiuI,t ,nci,ca tall
W ~ yeAs y. eHM Nv ,oos . 49, 's1. s",.
wciehlhg- from ~ 70 1W pountIss niown halI
, 1880-08-11
CAIRO d TINCENNEa,
GpScfag Dltpaffb to Jht Chicago Irfbnn,


Sr1,NoFlEI.p, ILL.,, Aug. 10,-ghe Ca!ro s.
Vinconncs Railroad Company is ubont to get
out Of tho Courts and tin hal,ds OF tlo To-
cclvers. To-day nil OF tho innumerabla ju-
tcryonlng petitions lu tho casu Of Winslow
against the Company wcre disposed Of d
number being dismissed. Tho Receivers
wore directed to pay tho Judgment OF $500 In
favor OF j. W. Dscxcl, a,nl to borrow money
to pay tho Judgments OF Green u. Raam and
James Mitchell, atUut STU, ,099, and Sd5, 900
to ]. y. Morgan & Co., Now York. The Re-
ceivers. j. W. Drexel ulMl {. +. Tracey. filed
thoy slew tint 4 plan tor reorgalllxatiun Inns
been agreud Np0li, tho now Co1Apnlly to Issue
S3,boo, ,000 OF bonds aud 81, 200, 0ot preferred
stock. and provide for tho ltccelyors' Indebted
charging thu li.celyrrY approving tic plan
OF reorganization, una directing t1lenr 10 do
liver tllO property to tbs now Company.
, 1880-08-11
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

NEW YoR1l, Aug. 10.-Arriycd. England,
from Liverpool; EthtopIa. fro'n Glasgow.
Alov1LIE, Aug. 1o.-Arrlyctl Deyonlo,
fr0MkN York.
L0Nn0N, Aug. 10.--Arrivctl, pcrelre nnd
Volmor, from uavre, and Fresla, from ualn-
burg. - -.
..FATIE1s Po1Nr, Aug. 1a-Arr!yed, Lake
Chanlplaln, from Liverpool.
:>ANTwHni. Aug. 1o.-Arrlvcd, uelyctla,
HALIFAX. Aug. lo--stcafncr Cam!l!a, from
NOW York, for Dunklrk. France, arrived to-
Aay'llnvin9 in tow tic steamer Acadia, from
New York TOR Glasgow. Tho Acatlia lost
her propeller Saturday.
NEW: IoRK,. Aug. lo.-Arrlyed, steamer
AlE1rta, from Liverpool.
, 1880-08-11

Hp<t4at N$td@tA 70 ~ O"hs'"4o AIUpWs
.Ctrvg1AxD. O., Aug. 1Q.-A meeting OF
freight agents OF lie lines west OF PIttsburg
ai,tl buffalo ard east Of the Mississippi River,
for n revision Of die classification Of freight,
was held this forenoon at tle Kennard
House. F. II. Ktnksbury, Of Columbus, AS
slstant General Freight Agent Of tho Pitts
burg. Cincinnati ~ vt. Louis 1soad, was made
Chairman Of the meeting, andJ. A. Moore,
Of Detroit. Assistant General Freight Agent
Of the Grand Trunk Road, acted as secre-
tnry. 49,.
Thn solo business Of tho meeting was the
appointment Of a committee Of SIX to revtso
tho present classification of freight, and pre-
nll points west OF md including buffalo,
pit!sllrg, and Wheeling.
rlo 1nccttng adtuHrned at 1870, and the
Classification Committee, with Val!cnt 0f
tic 1.Hke Shore, rs Chairman, lnve bceG II,
session. tllis afternoon and evening, and Will
probably report tomorrow.
, 1880-08-11

@~1-@~@e@..-@s
~, ,,nu,t,,-
nls IN, hallnclnatlon tho reporter found hln
sM,,oha. san H., ana canLm' ous ~, mheneXer a'lu
f"n bo Eoe,, W@s mhan oin, o.otte, tto enilows
!ell Rgatn tho sa'no story :?
1ile reason Why ne waa conli!cIictl TO cnt ~
GioLHes. iias eyes were a,lihtch n,ld tfhnat
nsa,iy n, h,fil!lnnt ana restless; iis hnEer
~. i.tap.sonsiy tWllehinB anu cont1nnally III mo
tto. ~ T. ana M ltls whole appearance TINT Of mai
Il! re itre 1sss nfa3 StaEes OF aeiifiam.tfemons.
Mnta Mtef9 ESela Y; 6oaftleci. upon seeinE It ny
snno ~ M,1 paper tat e Was II
hi, IN geting III iH]crVc" VIII
''''.l , ,ss.ctuay' sHe peane
THE FI1lsr T1slEsD Or R.AcQuA1NTAScE
who 1tas been allowed to sec hfm since hisa
rest Sllu says that alle i,ns known The i'm
fortunate man ever since fIe ilns been in tir
city; When siie culteii upon lin hlie tno]
him something to cat n1,d some ia
bacc0. He Wns bcwttderrti nj f}rsi
but knew her, and, catching sip}r
0f tho fon1. rraff,n mt lila 1lcnil II rroi,i,nt
, 1880-08-11
GENEVA LAKE.

Special D!spaseh 10 7na Chicago 7ftbune
GENEVA LAKE, Wis, Aug. 1o.-The CHI
cago or Luke Forest Bicycle Club, composed
of E. a. Dar1un,, l.. l.. Spruancc, +. J. Pea
body. F. @. FarwclI, A. l.. Farwell. j. T..
Williams, Frank Douglass, md Cyrus Bout
ley, Jr., arrived ut tho Whitlng House this
evening, where they will remain for n week
doing the country hcreabout. There is great
OF tho last Of next week for large purse.
Geneva Lake never lind 80 many people
around II, but still there Ii room for more.
, 1880-08-11
E'EhT IN NEW YORK,
New YolsK, Aug. 1o.-Stx deaths from tho
effects of iaat were reported to-tfny, alll two
prpstrQtlpnR. -

Tho Norwich bicycle Club have adopted ru!o
IN casos where b9Ftes aE9 lahte to ee frlghtolo,
horse raisc Als hand twieo. whom thu bloyclu
rldor vii! y { dowu, put big b!oycto under bis
lnoklng lnteutly lii another direction " Il he
didn't know wa,nt was Holn9 on. Thls, II ~
WY E.,S hS aos:S Sys sdSnes t. e. r.
horses, but tho les1 Of tho r4dsr.-pa'tblp Nsps.
, 1880-08-11
1ND1ANAP0LIa, H1.OOMINGTON q
WESTERN.

nFFssu7 D7p'F<F % EHIup 9sVuHV
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,, Aug. 10.-A little ripple
Of excitement occurred at tho shops of tho
indianapolis. Bloomington IL Western llAll-
way at Urbana to-lAY. The Company has re-
Gently adopted tho plan ut paying Its elll-
ployes with checks OH New York, The first
month money was deposited With Nusey
Brothers, bankers. In Urbana, to cash them,
but tAe next month no such provision was
, 1880-08-11

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1o.-Tho annual
meeting of the stockholders OF tho Central
Pacilc Railroad Company wns held to-day.
Tho following Directors were elected:
Leland Stamford, 9. T. Huntington, Charles
V. Huntington, =. W. Hopkins.
, 1880-08-11
Something TINT Cnnlo Ovor John Fnn-
MIN.

John Fannin, OF Fix, pa., IA tough customer.
whtsky. and say down u sleep on the railroad
track near Elk Creek llrfdEa. While John w!s
fruight.carn catno n!oug. Tho whole train passed
over hlsn. John wns found No,c ttlno aftGrwnr1l
BY II trapk. .wnlkcr. 1Ie WIS sitting on n lo1 by
horo and there nnout bis porsou were all tl,o
olathlnE that WIS lott on hlu. f1is skull WIS
or,,shud IN oror tho right oyo liis fuGo WIS
lDdy looked Ils Il u jnekp!ul,e, net deep. hF.i
pussod 0ver It, Tho far llnSora OF hs loft hunl
wrro xulr. Tho tr.aeh-wnlkrr said tho nun
Io0ked as II hp hui! pAssed through 4 thrcshng-
m9ehtuo.- Ito WIS taken ho,no all II doctor
CALLED, I!o Ia Cutting nottor. lie sa!l no must
tnro lnil IN bis pnck botwten thu rtItts. Tho
left hand lny nuross tho rs,t THO cowcAtcklcr OF
thu 0cotnotIYa Is ouy ton lucEGs noye tho ties.
Tho ash pun Is only clght Inches Ab0vc them.
Malt nttters regulate, purify, strengthen. and
, 1880-08-11
CHANGED HIS HASE,

gptciat DtspaseA to Tns Chicago 1stbHns.
KANSAS ClrY, No., Aug. 1o.--Col. J. II.
Wood, Division Superintendent of the CHI
cngo & Alton Road ut this rolnt, has tend
cred Ills resignation, and Is 10 remove at once
to Chicago. lie hns bee,l officially notified
II said Its titio will be Assistant GcAcral
Manager under j. e. h[c3Iullin.
, 1880-08-11

mndc, bnt another bank paid the cheeks
To-day, however. neither bnnk, nor thcba,sks
IN ChatnpaIg1,, viii cusil tito cheeks, and at
l,ptu ao-tay about hnlf Tho nc,, III the, shops
uult work. The ,,cn have full rccnIcct(nM
and ,lo NIL rro1M,so to l,o bilkcd agajH. Tho
r0R.l Is soI,lg d good business, anh 4 can Just
ms well pay in cHsh MS III these checks.
, 1880-08-11
TOLEDO Is MILWAUKEE.
Epefkal Dtspateh 10 This CHICAGO Tribune.

DArrf.E GREER, Mich. Aug, 1o.-unsincss.
Rcn and capitalists aru fatsly awake to the
Importance Ut securing tho Toledo i NIL.
waullee Railroad, which Is destined before
many months to traverse tho State: Forty
thousand dollars must bo raised before tho
tic money viii BIZ Forthcoming when called
for,
, 1880-08-11

8pteiaI Dtspatsh 10 Tne Chicago Tribune,
MENDOZA, ILL.,, Aug. 10.-srhe opening
meeting ut tho A[eudota Driving Park WIS
very successful for tho first day. Tic three
minute race WIS won III strafKht heats by
1.eont1ne, 4 handsome hay mare, d yua1B old,
owned by Mr.. A. j. Hook, Of Paris, Ky. SIiG
probably rnAde the fastest time on record in
her class on llnlf-lMle truck--ylz.: 2 rs, rs
trotting the first half in 1:40, and coming In
undor i pull to save tho field from being shut
ont. Four, however, Wero diStnnccd III
tho first heat. fr0lbNdour got second
money, mud Matte Graham third. TIme,
ee::eJ, $3.50, 1881. In the 1853 raco llino
came for The word. There wero five heats;
anu much difficulty WINS experienced III riy-
Ing them good setld.oif. Allegheny Boy
won 1lrst money, Lucy second, Young Btu
canan third, Charley DouglaB fourth. Thne,
2:3ih, 2:3l111G, 2:322}4f, 2:33, 3:37A.
BAnAT0nA.
SARATOGA, N. T., Aug. 10.--Thcro WIS d
poof attendance ut the races to-day. The
threerguarters Of I, milo dash was won by
Mark l.. Charley lloss md ScotllEa, srllng
In the field III tlie pools, RIM n dead licat for
the second place. Lady Middleton and
Charley Gorham wera the fayorlts III tho
Glrole won tho milo and 0 quarter race,
Gl|tl9lln fI4 ms Eths fayorlp seeond ana Cinderella
THO third. racc, mile and furlong, was
won by ktttLe j., Ada Glen {the fayorit> Rcc-
ond, and Chimney Sweep third. Time,
Disturbance won tho hurdle race, milo and
q Aluarter, five hurdles, Faustinn second, aud
Wayfarer third. Tinc. 2:S3k.